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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-06-26
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-06-26

MRS. JOSEPHINE SHINE
Mrs. Josephine Shine, wife of
Frank Shine, stationary engineer
for the Standard Oil Company,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-02-26
Zakonodarna " Annapolis.

V sobotu skoncila sve tyden-
nj prace zakonodarna, ceny S
touto spojene sly vesele dale a
den ten - ctyTicaty sesty, u
kazal, re behem celych techto
dni vypracovano bylo zakono-
darci Marylandskymi sest pre-
dloh a jinych re tam uvedeno
bylo asi 400. Poplatniky statu
ctyricet sest techto dnf stoji
$1O1.2OO.
Governor Nice zadal v posel-
stvl SVEN v sobotu, ably zako-
nodarnou povolena byla suma
sedmdesati milionn dolar1 ma
diva roxy pocfnaje 1. rfjnem. V
roce 1896 skutecne vydanf OBJ
naselo asi 5000, 900.
Re zakonodarny pronesen
byl Mailed, re rozpocet COVER
nerGv Dude ostTihan. Nekterf
zakonodarci pfedpovfdajf TRIP
ky BOZ.
Konec zakonodarnfho letos-
n{ho zasedani az nastane, Wy
znamenan pry Dude navalem
pfedloh, tax jak tomu v dosa-
vadnf historic zakonodarny je-
Ste nebylo.
Governor predlozil rozpocet
rs. ledna.
Zvlastni dane nyni vynakla-
dane ma vypomoc, vyprsf l..
bfezna. Co pax Dude dale, jest
Otazkou.
V 1tery governor Nice
postal zakonodarne jmenovani
osob do 1Tad6.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-02-26

covnik, mel krasny logicky
proslov v meziaktf, tax jak
jsme no jeste nejlepe slyseli
mluvit, povbuzoval k dalsf SOU
cinnosti. Pfftomny o. ucitel,
Ant. Cihlar, ktery Sc ma podiu
neukazal, ale byl tam v zadu
v1dcf silou, pri inspicii a v &C.
lem veden1, V pr1prave, nacvi-
cent cele hry a zpev1. On "a
slouz1 81 nase vTele uznanf v u
spesne jeho praci jakoz i vdec-
ne ocenenl. Pravda, pohadky
jsou jednoduche, ale tato byla
tentokrate jeho snahou oboha-
cena. Del byl zaj1mavy, kras-
ne vypraven, hlaholil cesky
zpev d1tek, zde rozenych a
vsunuta dohra v zav6rku byla
nadhernou. Tolik Popelce ma
kterou budeme dlouho vzpo-
mlnat, a nyn1 jeste dodatecne
v 1vaze.
Pravda v nasem usilovanf a
v praci snad mnoho chybf,
mnoho Sc nam nedostava, mno-
no postradame, ale pfatele
zfejmo a jisto jest, re ne v kri-
tizovan1 bezohlednem, veci Sc
napravl ale radeji postupnou
snahou prospect a kdyz nahle-
dy podany jsou, take je SOU
chime hledeti vypracovati a We
skutek privesti. Ne v zavisti,
ne V hazen1 klackG pod nohy, V
pomluvach mnoho sc dokaze.
Hledme najfti 1spesne vycho-
disko z nesnaz1, We vsech ma
SIGH pracfch spolecnych v1bec.
A jestli mne Dude prominuto a.
bych pouzil tato jiz pronesena
v~yznacna slova: Skola byla
vzdy jake ia Popelka ma po-
sledn1m mfste, ktera by mela
byti ma mfste prvem. PATTI
|vsem nasim spolk1m V Patro-
nate sdruzenych. A tato skola
Jest take jeiich budoucnostf.
Nebude-li dftek, nebude skoly
a Dude veta pc mas, pc nasich
Ceskoslovenskych organisacfch
Pracujme Ia jednfm svatym L.
celem, Ia rozkvet nasf cesk6
Iskoly. Vzdyf isme synove a
dcery jedne Matky Cechie. Pa
tronat byl by majakem, osve-
ty, lasky a bratrstvf. Odlozme
liknavost, nezajem, pohodl-
most. Pracujme nenarocne je-
den "a vsechny a vsichni "a
jednoho.
We vs1 este upT1mnosti v 1cte,
Vincent J. Sevcik.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-02-26
Rodiny ma seznamech pomaha-
nYch d~ostaly veice.

Ponevac teple pocasi rozhou-
palo slepicky ku pilnemu sna-
Semi vajec v dobe teto tax re
trhy JIM pTeplneny byly, rodi-
ny, jimz v Baltimore pomaha-
no, obdrzefy v minulem tydnu
diva naklady cerstvych vajec, V
celku asi $4,000 tuct1.
V tonic tydnu pomona kor-
porace ma pro rodiny osm va
CONT naplnenych zelnymi
hlavkami. V tydnu dalsfm ro-
diny dostanou oatmeal, solene
ryby a susena jablka.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-02-26
Standard Oil vyhrala.

Mayor Jackson v 1tery pod
pisem sym stvrdil pravo STAN
dard Oil spolecnosti, ably tato
mela gasolfnovou stanici u sa-
me divadelnf budovy Lyric"
ma Mount Royal avenue. Proti
stanici veden byl trpky BOZ Sc
strany Tiditel1 a pratel Lyric.
Mayor Jackson pc podepsa-
nj vypocetl kolik krok1 je me-
ri gasol1novou stanicf a divad-
lem, rozhodl, re stanic1 nebude
Lyric ohrozena ohnem atd.
- Vzdor pokus1m sn1ziti
pocet mestskych jobG mayor
Jackson pfipravil predlohu ma
jmenovan1 novych konsteblG a
klerk1 Lidoveho Soudu. Pocet
konsteblG stoupne ma Sc kon-
steblG a Is klerkG. Nyn1 "a
mestnano So konsteblG a II
klerkG. Platebni listina vzro-
ste z $96,50O ma $1O8.1O0.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-02-26
Svet stavi valecne lodi a zafe
z ocelaren " plnem svetle.

z ocelaren " plnem svstle.
Konciny tohoto sveta budu-
il o prekot valecne lodi a Sic
vaj1 della touze vyrobiti jich
co nejv1ce. Ocelarny a zbro-
jfrny pracuj1 plnym tempem.
Zde v Baltimore zelezarske
podniky Sparrows-P ointske
vlastnene Bethlehem spolecnos-
ii pracujf denne We tfech "sif-
tach" S pomocf $4,000 zamest-
nancG. Vedle toho zadost u
ciniti ocekavanym novym po-
zadavkdm, spolecnost buduje
move slevarny ma plech, ocelo-
We desky, draty a tyce.
Lodnicke odvetv1 PRAGUE
jenom jednou denn1 siftou, jest
zamestnano staven1m tankG a
lodek.
Prace tyto nejsou jenom ma
sledkem vojenskych svetovych
shan6k. Re Sparrows Point
skych podnikG tax rychle jak
jen mono vys1lany jsou vyrob-
ky, jez potrebny jsou i V il
oborech.
Jak vzr1sta prace We Spar
COWS Point ukazuje fakt, re o.
celarny dnes pracuj1 80 pro-
Gently moznosti cele zeme Pred
sesti mesfci bylo 72 procent, v
roce 1885 bylo 48 procent a
roku 1884 jenom 80 procent.
Cizinect1 nakupovaci jsou
pilne "a tim, ably jejich zakaz-
ky co nejrychleji zhotoveny
byly.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-02-26

Cena farem zvysena We statu.
ze ceny farem v Marylandu
znacne zvyseny byly behem pc
sledn1ho roku, hlaseno bylo
nyn1 zemedelskym odborem
vladimir.
Prodej farmarskych produk-
til spolu S poplatky Wade, do
sahl vyse sos, 971,0OO eli o pet
milion1 dolar1 vice neil v ro-
ce 1885.
Pf1jem "a plodiny obnasel
$685. 900 prot $26,303,000
roku 1895.
Vladnl platy farmaTGm die
AAA programu klesly ma ST.
338.000.
Cena dobytka vstoupla o a
procenta.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-02-26
Odskodne We vysi 100000
hledano.

zalobu ma odskodne We vysi
100000 podal John A. Egen-
rieder z Dunbar road v Dun
dalk, jemuz utrzena byla ruka
a zniceno oko v nehode auto
mobilove odehravsf Sc 8. ffjna
ma Washington Boulevard. Ma
hradu platiti ma Harvey A. Blu
land z Westfield, N. J. Auto
mobilem vjel ma MOTORCYCLE E.
genriedera.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-02-26
Pes probudil spiel rodinu " no
ricim dome.

Policejnf pes Sonny" Ia
chranil zivoty trf spfcfch osob
v dome Leo Badart We Fairy
Knoll u Elkridge casne v nede-
Ii rano. Dim znicen byl ohnem
Pes, jenz byl v kuchyni dvou-
poschodoveho domu, vybehl
koufem z kuchyne ma druhe
poschodf, kde Badart S man.
zelkou a 13letym synem spali
a probudil spiel. Re svetnice
manzel1 behal do svetnice, v
nfz syn spal a neustal dokud
vsichni nezbehli do pf1zeml a
v bezpec1.
Zachrance rodiny, jak touto
Sonny uznavan jest, byl v ro-
dine cd sveho mlad1 pc cely
.rok. Dan byl rodine pred ro-
KEN jake stenatko. Jeho mat
ka vodila oslepleho vojaka pc
|Tadu let.
Zniceny dun byl posledn1m
staven1m ma statku, ktery sym
casem vlastnil Baltimorsky
mayor, Latrobe. Pred 16 roxy
shoTela ma mem velika stodola.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-02-26
9th. Herbert r. O'Conor,
Statnl Navladni
N4.I Go Da1a1SGGn

MtCOCShy 4sd0111
9th. Richard C. O'Connell,
Mestsky Radn1
9th. Robert irwin,
Sekretar guvernera Nice
Rev. Joseph J. Ayd, S. j.
Loyola College
Rev. Martin Oktavec, C. SIS. R.,
Rektor osady sv. Vaclava
9th. Frank J. Pintner,
Pravnf radce Kasparovy skoly
9th. VIM. F. Broening,
Predseda State Industrial
Accident Commission
9th. A. l.. Nichols,
Misto-predseda Morris Banky
9th. Isador Goldstrom,
Past Dictator Baltimore Moose
Lieut.. VIM. r. S1ma,
Band Master
u. S. Naval Academy Band
DR.. j. Carville Fowler,
Pfedseda Non-P ARTISAN League
DR.. Frank j. Ayd, M. D.
|Specialista Detske Psychologist
9th. Howard c.. Lamkin,
Dictator Baltimore Moose
9th. John NJ. Miller,
Grand Knight, BALTIC. Council,
Knights of Columbus
9th. Stanley c.. Businsky,
Predseda Rieger Klubu
9th. John L. Fitzsimons,
Pfedseda American Brewery
9th. Claude Fitzsimons,
Mlsto-predseda
American Brewery
DR.. F. Frederick R6zicka, MD.
DR.. Harry J. Tankin, M. D..
CeremoniaTem slavnosti jest
eth. Howard C. Lamkin s ma
sledujicim hudebnfm a pevec-
kym programem:
Washington Post March" cd
Sousy, ma varhany prednese p.
Jan w. Kaspar; Serenade cd
'Schuberta a Schone Rosmarin
cd Kreislera, Jack Turk Balti-
more Symphony Orchestra F.;
Rigoletto cd Verdiho a Medley
Selection cd Herberta, piano
accordion duetto, Jan a Anez-
ka Kaspar; Minuette cd Betho-
vena a Libesfreud cd Kreisle-
ra, ma housle, Jack Turk; Po-
chod cd Lincolna, Repasz Band
pax zpevy: At Dawning, cd
Cadmana, a Ave Maria cd An
tonietti, PAM Anezka C. Kas-
par; Baltimore, Our Baltimore,
Cd Hembergra, pevecky sbor;
Star Spangled Banner, cd
Francis Scott Key, pevecky
sbor a cele shromazdeni.
Oslava tato slibuje byti veil
ce vyznamna a zajfmava.
"Drazba ma nevestu" Sc
zpevy a kroji dine Fl. bfez-
ma sehraje Del. Vzdel. Spolek
"Pokrok." Hra tato byla mi
mule sezony hrana v move u
prave pc prve We stare vlasti V
Praze. Dalsi ma pfiste.
Vsak jiz dnes upozornuJeme
re .je to neco velice pekneho a
nezapomente Sc dostavit. Dop.
= Krajane, pomozte posti-
zenym katastrofaln1 povodn1!
Dram. Odbor Sok. Jed. Blesk
sehraje jiz tuto nedeli, dine %.
1nora divadeln1 predstaven1 We
prospect Americkeho Cerve-
neho Krize. Nenf treba Sc ro-
zepisovati O utrpenl postlze-
nych. Lidskost eli humanita
nam veil, abychom die MONO
sti zm1rnili stradan1 techto ne
stastnych spoluobcan1! Ones
pomahame my jim a zajiste
kdyby mas stihla nejaka kata-
strofa, pomohli by oni nam!
"Zapad slunce ma horach"
je velmi pekna veselohra o 3
jednanich. Del polozen je do
panoramy Krkonos. Hra tato
vysla z pera znameho dram.
spisovatele Karla Forta. Rezii
ma p. Jan Kaspar a obsadil
hru prvotridnim souborem, tax
re m1zeme v nedeli ocekavati
pekne pobavenf. Vstupne je
40c, deti zoe. Hudba Sokol-
skeho dorostu. Zacatek We 8
hodiny odpoledne.
Cisty vytezek oznamen Dude
V novinach a odevzdan poboc-
&c Cerveneho KT1ze v Balti
more.
Krajane, pTijdte a prispejte
svojf hfivnou ma Americky Ger
veny KTfz!
Pr divadle sc nebude konat
zadna jina sblrka! Dop
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-02-26
ITIIITI IIIIMTIITTTTTMIHTH TIE
UPOZORNENf!

"I VI Ia Al LIN IF
I3 Is
6IITmMMMMIMlT IIIIIIIIIlZllllIIlZIlMIll
Mlstn1 zpravy.
z krajanskych kruh1G.
February Is, 1887.
My dear Reverend Novak:-
W. should like to add a word
of appreciation to that extend
ed to you by Doctor j. M. T.
Finney, Chairman of the Balti-
more Chapter of the American
Red Cross, for the splendid SER
vice you rendered during the
recent joint Roll Call and
Flood Relief Campaign.
May we also tell you how
very much we appreciate your
year-round service to this or
ganization.
W. are deeply grateful to
you for the fine spirit in which
you accept copies for publica-
ton for the space which you
afford the Baltimore Chapter
of the American Red Cross.
With kindest regards,
Very sincerely yours,
Christine T. Limbert,
Executive Director.
Pfeklad:
Pfejeme 81 pfidati slovo u
znanf Yam Vzdaneho dokto-
rem J. M. T. Fnney, predsedou
Baltimorske odbocky Americ-
keno Cerveneho KTize, "a INA
mention sluzbu Vami prokaza-
nou behem poslednf vyzvy V
Rampant povodnov6 pomoci.
M6zeme Yam take T1ci, jak
veIice vazime 81 celorocn1 sluz-
by VaSf vGci teto organisaci.
Ny hluboce vdeGni jsme YAM
Ia ochotu, kterou prij1mate O.
tisky ku uveTejnovan1 a Ia mi
sto jez venujete Baltimorske
odboGce Americkeho Cervene-
no KFfze.
" sobotu, 20. unora zem-
rel pc dlouho trvaiic1 nemoci
znamy kraian pan Florian Svi-
tax We start SIS rokG. Narozen
byl V Komarov6, V Cechach a
do t6to zem6 pTibyl CO 14lety
chlapec. Zam6stnan1m byl
krejcf. Nalezel ku spolku Kat.
Sokola, jfz clenove jej ma po-
sIednf ceste doprovazeli, dale
ku spolku Nejsv. Jmena a spoil
ku VeteranG re Spanelske val
ky. PohTeb byl konan z domu
smutku, 2400 Ashland avenue
V pondelf, %. 1nora do chra-
mu Pane sv. Vaclava a pohT-
ben ma hTbitov6- Nejsv. Vyku-
pitele. Pohfebnf obrady a msi
svatou vykonal vldp. M. Okla
vec. Ia spolek Sokola promlu-
vii slova 1techy V dome smut
ku p. A. Bourek. Zesnuly "a
nechava zde manzelku a tTi
dcery a syna.
- Ma Narodnfm~ hTbitove
pohrbena byla V patek PAM
Frances St6tka, vdova, jez re
snula We v6ku IS rokG %. 1no-
ra. Zesnula narozena byla ma
Strfbrnych Horach v Cechach.
Nalezela ku spolkGm: Vlasti-
mila a Zlata Praha.
PohTby tyto vypravila firma
Cvach & Syn.
Ma Narodnfm hrbitove
pohrben byl v patek p. John G..
Reflex, vdovec, jenz zesnul We
v6ku SO rokG %. 1nora. PohT-
ben byl Z Ullrich p~ohTebn1ho
domu ma Orleans ulici.
August Klecka, vladnf
marsal, byl cestnym hostem v
nedeli odpoledne pTi ''roast-
beef party uspoTadane seve-
rovychodnfm ~italo-americkym
demokratickym klubem v mist
nostech Klubu Ceskych Mladf-
XII ma Ashland avenue. Behem
dine bylo odevzdanf certifikatu
cestn6ho clenstv1 marsalu
Kleckovi. Presidentem orga-
nisace jest John E. Buccino.
z konvence obchodnfk1 v
Pittsburgh, Pa, konan6 zdravi
Baltimorske krajany T. C. We
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-31
Henry Armstrong
KayOes SarrOn in
Round No. Six

NEW YORK, Oct 80 CUP)-
Henry Armstrong, 25 year old Ne
gro from Los Angeles, ruled the
world featherweight ranks today as
the first undisputed champion in
eight years.
Hammerin' Henry, who always
gives the fans a fight, put on one
of his best for 11,847 customers in
Madison Square Garden last night
with a six round Knockout over
Petey Sarron, Birmingham, Ala.
The crowd paid $34,7O8.28 to sec
the fight.
Both men had claimed the title,
Sarron boasting NB.A., and for
eign recognition while Armstrong
bossed only California and Illinois.
BY his victory. the little brown
man attained the first undisputed
rule since Bat Battalino outgreW
the feather class in 1929.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-31
Yale, Dartmouth
Clash Today

NEW YORK, Oct 30 cUP)-The
second half of the 1897 football
campaign gets under way today
with with Yale and Dartmouth. both
undefeated and united meeting in
the feature game.
More than 10000 persons, big
gest Yale Bowl crowd since 1929,
we're expected to witness the only
meeting between perfect record
teams in the country. Yale was a
slight fayorite.
The Minnesota -Notre Dame tilt
heads the middle western schedule.
and the big game in Dixie sends
Fcrdham'S Rams against North
Carolina at Chapel Hill. BAYLOR
risks its perfect record against
Texas Christian in the southwest.
while on the Pacific coast, Calf
ornia puts its clean slate on the
line against University of Califor-
MIA at Los Angeles.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-31
Trojan Grid
PLAYER Wins
Death Race

LOS ANGELES. Oct. so. UP
Don Mcneil OF the University of
Southern California football team,
switched from a fog grounded air.
plane to auto and won race with
death early today to his fathers
bedside.
Mcneil, star llneman, stayed be-
hind when the Trojans went north
TO play Washington State, because
his father, William Mcneil, was
undergoing an emergency appen-
dectomy. When the elder Mcneil,
a former grid star came out of the
ether. he persuaded Don to board
a plane and catch up with the
team.
When Don learned his father was
near death with peritonitis, he hop
ped special airplane chartered by
the university and caught a United
Airlines transport at Portland.
Half an hour from the airport
last night, with a squad of motor
cycle police waiting to rush Mcneil
to the hospital, the plane struck
binding fog and turned back to
Bakersfield. The grid star finally
reached st. Vincents hospital by
automobile shortly before two o.
clock this morning.
The elGer Mcneil, who starred for
old st. Vincent's college, now Loyola,
30 years ago. had rallied somewhat.
His condition still was grave.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-31
Caiexico Amateur Pugs
Build Up Outstanding
Records i'm Nv. Arenas

CaleXico amateur fighters, under
the guidance of Leo Ellis. have
amassed a remarkable record in
the amateur fight clubs in the
valley and mora than once one of
Leo classy battlers has saved the
show at both the FL Centro and
Brawley arenas.
The most successful fighter in
Leo's stable is Pete Martinez who
wen tee valley featherweight cham
picnship and was net defeated in
either 5rawiey or III Centro.
Martinez defeated Harry Cole,
Cleo Shans, twice, Art Blue, Louie
Robles, three times. Frank Morales,
and also defeated the pick of Los
Angeles and Riverside feather
weights.
BCbbie Pacheco, another classy
Calexico featherweight, has won
the majority of his bouts despite
the fact he was robbed on several
occasions. He defeated Cleo Shans
three times in Brawley and was
robbed of the verdict in each fight.
Twice he lost unpopular mods to
Tuffy Loudermilk in the El Centro
arena.
Pacheco is a clean cut battler,
punches clean and hard and is one
of the fastest improving fighters
in the valley.
Jesus Baragos, another undefeat-
ed Calexico. battler, has put on
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-31

some of the finest boxing exhibit
tions seen in the valley. Baragos,
who fights at l16 pounds, has de-
feated Bobby Hagar, M. Miyagi.
Elias Flores, Pat Quillon, Willie Es-
trada, Jesse James Jackson, and
Gus Leyvas. Baragos will meet
Bobbie Hagar in the near future
in the Ell Centro ring and will be
given a crack at Manuel Ortiz
should he emerge victorious.
Gregorio Escalona, who fights at
113 pounds, also boasts a perfect
record. lie holds decisions over
Barney Rsece, Estrada, Flores,
Leyvas. Hagar, Chief Ortega and
Kid Marcall.
Yaqui Joe Gonzalez has fought
thirty battles and has emerged
victorious in ten. He is always on
the aggressive and can be counted
on for a good battle.
Jess Gotta, who is seeking crack
at Jimmie Allen, has won five and
lost three bouts this season. He
has defeated Ike Blair, Johnny
Burns, Freddie Young, TINT Cobb
and Toby Solorzano.
Ray Martinez, Fra411Ie Connect,
Bob Murillo, Joe Padilla, Abelino
Gosio, Casey Sandoval Badboy
MUnoz, Joe Lastro and Pablo Es-
trada are other Calexico battlers
who have thrilled fights fans in
both arenas.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-31

before the opening Of the league
season to fill the position vacated
by Forrest Napier, spanked the
Central offensive with his running,
kicking and passing.
Gillett started the Spartans to
their first scoring thrust in the op-
ening quarter, kept the Vikings at
bay in the second quarter with su-
perior punting and again began an
offensive in the third quarter that
netted a victory.
El Centre took the pigskin on its
own SO yard line after one exchange
of pnnts in the first quarter and
promptly passed and ran its way
TO the first score of the ball game.
Gillett passed to zinn for a Is
yard gain to carry the ball to the
Viking As. Damron picked up five
at guard, Zinn smashed off guard
for ten more to take the oval to the
Holtville 30. Smith lost five on an
end around but on the next play
Gillett completed a pass to Smith
on the 18
Spartan hopes for a score received
a setback when Gillett lost seven
yards on a tumble, but the lanky
quarterback faded on the next play
to toss a touchdown pass to Earl
Smith.
The entire HoItville line blocked
Gillett's try for the extra point.
Gray and CASTOR opened a smooth
running attack early in the second
quarter and headed up the field
for tie score, but poor quarter
backing and alert ball hawking by
Gillett stopped the push at midfield.
Field Goal Fails
Gillett returned Gray's pass to
the Holtville As and started a drive
that was terminated shortly before
the end of the. half when the Spar
tan quarterback's try for field goal
from the 81 yard line was wide by
a foot.
Gray's poor kick early in the third
period paved the way for the Sec
ond and winning Spartan score. The
wobbly punt careened out OF bounds
on the Holtville 40 yard line and the
Central gridders Immediately took
command of the situation.
Zinn lateraled to Gillett for six
yards and Gillett ran off left tackle
for IA more TO carry the ball to the
Holtville 20.
Gillett Goes Over
Gillett faxed an off tackle smash
and then tossed g twelve yard pass
to Earl Smith on the Holtville eight
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-31
NEW YORK STOCKS

NEW YORK. Oct so (UP)
ding was light on the stock market
today with prices irregular. Bonds
also were mixed. Cotton eased,
while grains were mixed.
The day started in stocks with
the tone firm and volume mode
rate. Blocks of 1000 TO 1000 shares
appeared in leaders. which had
Immediately thereafter the trend
turned down, but later the market
met support and some issues came
back to small net gains.
Selling was mostly profit-taking
and buying was done by traders
who had missed the recent upturn
and had placed orders under the
market. Overnight consideration of
the Presidents remarks on taxes,
which yesterday brought in some
selling, brought the conclusion that
this factor was as yet too uncertain
to sway prices. Some further effect
of the railroads action in deciding
to ask for a 10 per cent freight
rate increase was noted but TINS
group turned dull and prices were
Irregular with other sections before
the close.
Atchison and Union Pacific regis
tered small gains while New YORK
Central and Southern Pacific were
down. u. S. Steel failed to get above
II opening OF 63M of h. Bethlehem
point at Sc. dipped to 54A and
later was at 551a up Is.
Copper shares were mixed with
Anaconda and International Nickel
off fractionally and Kennecott
firm. u. S. Smelling gained nearly
points. American Smelling was
easier.
Small advances were noted in
Brooklyn Manhattan Transit. Com
mon wealth and Southern, Douglas
Aircraft, Loew's, radio. Texas cor
poration, and u. S. Rubber.
Chrysler reached 76M up IA, cas-
ed to z45s and then came back to
near the high. General Motors rail-
lied after easing TO 42B off "a
Liquor shares held well despite
price cuts. Farm. issues were high
er in most instances with cater
pillar tractor up more than
point. People Gas with a Ia point
gain to 41 featured a steady utility
group.
Dow Jones closing averages: In
dustrial 1877 off 0.31; Railroad
34.63 off 0.05; Utility 22.S3 off 0.1O
Transactions appro ximately 710,-
900 shares compared with 100000
last Saturday. Curb transactions
12s.999 shares com
pared with 273,000 shares last sat
urday.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-31
SAN DIEGO TO
OPEN SEASON
IN BALL PARK

Winter league baseball in Impe-
rial Valley will get off to a flying
start in FL Centro's Sportsman
Fark Sunday afternoon at 2:15
when the San Diego professional
baseball team will meet Jack
Stark's Coca Cola all stars.
property of the New York Giants.
will lead the colorful array of pro
ball players against a Coca Cola
team strengthened by four coast
league players.
Glen Gabler will be on the mound
for the Ell Centre nine and Hollis
Thurston will be hanging around
for relief duty. Gabler pitched in
the international league and Thurs
ton was Seattle's most consistent
winner on the Coast league.
Robert Elliott, former Ell Centre
high athlete vino completed a sue
cessful season in Savannah and was
sold to the Pittsburgh Pirates, will
play with the Coca Colans as will
Franklin Stinson, now with the
Red Sox.
Tufie Hashem, Chuey Astiarazan.
Ike Price, Ralph Black, George
Harris, and Joe Andrade are other
valley players who will see action,