davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La gaceta., 1937-04-07

Madrid, aB Isl Ell desti-
no de la guerra civil espanola pu
diera decidirse en- Ell aire. ell go
bierno hubiera obtenido una linn
pia victoria desde hace varios
meses. Para todos los que ST.
guen ell curse de este conflicto
debe hacerse evidente que la a.
viaci6n leal tiene ell complete
dominic de las nubes.
Haze por 10 menos dos meses
que los insurgentes no pueden
bombardear a Madrid en- pleno
dia. En- sus recientes activida-
des los leales han bombardeado
llas posiciones de los facciosos a
su gusto, dando una impression
de dominic como no Sc recuerda
desde la guerra mundial. Los apa
ratios de la Repdblica lanzaron
en- un dfa, en- ell frente de Qua
~dalajara, $50 bombas, sin con-
tar mas de 10000 "rondas" de
trio que usaron las ametrallado-
ras de los aeroplanos de comba-
te. Y ESQ sc hizo sin que los pilo-
tos rebeldes Sc atrevieran a des-
psgar v luchar con ellos.
Duranbe la primera parte del
conflicto, los insurgentes tuvie-
ron ell complete dominic del All
re. La guerra habfa apenas en-
pezado cuando llegaron a Espa-
ma, a disposition del general
Franco, mcdernos aparatos ale
manes e italianos. Durante cua-
tro meses la aviaci6n facciosa
hizo 10 que lie pareci6 convenien-
tie.
Cuando ell conflicto estall6,
Madrid Sc guido cast sin photos,
porque los .oficiales de la avia-
10 mismo que los del ej@rci-
10, siguieron al general Fran
co. Los sargentoe y mecanicos
sc hicieron cargo de Ia aviaci6n
" salieron a coanbatir.
Els cierto que los voluntarios
extranjeros llegaron a unirse
con los leales, pero no en- gran
ndmero. y, 10 Que es mas impor-
tante, no podfan braer aeropla-
nos con ellos. III gobierno COM
pro tod0s los aeropIans que pu-
DO ~neontrar en- Fransia, Mkjico
~ otros mercedes; perO erar ma
qainas viejas, descartadas por
II aviaci6n de esas naciones. No
eran mas, en- gealidad, q. tram
pas de rlsierte con los nombres
De Breeuet y Pokez.
Los italianos y los aaemanes
$500
La gaceta., 1937-04-07
La batalla en- el aire ha sido canada
por la aviiacion de la Repdbica
En- los primeros meses los aviones Breguets y
Potez eran trampas de muerte
Lea Junkers, custodiados por Flats y Heinkels,
$aalaban a poca altura sobre Madrid y
bombardeaban a Ia luz del dia

Los aparatos de bombardeo
Junkers, por ejemplo, son mag
nificas maquinas de guerra, y,
comparable con 10 que Madrid
tenfa entonces, los de caza Fiat
y Heinkel eran 10 sufieiente-
mente buenos para proteger a
los Junkers y derribar los vie
jos aparatos en- los cuales los
valientes photos espafioles sacri
ficaban sus vidas.
Dur6 ese estado de cosas has
Ia noviembre. Todo Ell mundo re
cuerda aquellos espantosos BON
bardeos de los aeroplanos de
Franco sobre los barrios indie
fensos de la capital. Los escua-
drones de Junkers, acompaha-
dos por aeroplanos de eombate,
pasaban en- pleno dfa sobre la
ciudad y bombardeaban a su
gusto.
Mas detras de las lineas lea
les, sin que 10 supieran los fac.
%ciosos, algo sucedia. Una tarde,
en- ell mes de noviembre, lego
sobre la ciudad I'm grupo de ae-
roplanos insurgentes de perse-
, cuci6n v de GAIA. Volaron bajo,
con entera confianza, como be-
MAN por costumbre. Ell gobier-
no estaba desarmado. Perse-
gufan a dos aeroplanos viejos,
de fabrication francesa, pilotea
dos por espahcles. Parecian di-
vertirse con la presa segura.
Bajaron a toda velocidad, so
bre los dos franceses, media do
lcena de aeroplanos Heninkels Y
Flats. Una victoria cierta y dos
aeroplanos menos, de los pocos
que tenfa ell gobierno.
Cuando los aeroplanos Sc Ian
aaron sobre la "presa segura",
de encina de las nubes, donde
esperaban, bajaron los Chatos,
ahoua famoSos, a toda veloci-
dad. Cayeron sobre los Heinkels
" los Flats como t0neladas de
iadriiios. Antes de que los fac
|siosos pudieran retirarse, once
de sus aparatos hablan sido de-
ruibados. Este fue I'm golpe te-
rrible para los rebeldes, del cual
no Sc han recobrado todavia.
Todo "a mundo sahe donde Ell
gobierno de Madrid .adquiri6 e.
sos superiore aeroplano de per-
secuci6n y lanza-bombas de dos
motorey con los cuales estan de-
vCIviendo q los photos italian0s
y aaemanes bomba por bomba, v
ahora diez y veinte bcnbas por
cada bomba del eremig0.
No obstante ESQ. 81 dominic
de- aira se eatabeci6 POGO . DO
| lKaaae y 49, 4al
La gaceta., 1937-04-07
LA NUEvA DIRECTIVA DE
LA CAMARA DE cOMERCIO

Esta noche, en- ell restaurant
Columbia, sera electa la nue.
va DIRECTIVE de Ia Camara de
Concrete de Ybor.
Como no hay candidatura
de oposicion, los nuevos direc-
torres puede darse por SECURE
que son: Jose <. Glamour, pre-
sidente; Abe Verkauf, vicepre
sidente; Henry Scaglione, se-
gundo vice; Dick Greco, teso-
zero. y Frank de La Grana, Sc
c~retario; iunta de directories:
Ben E. Davis, Jr., Victoriano
Manteiga, Two A. De Minicis,
Nathan Poller, John Dfaz,
Winston Ramsey, X. B. Diaz,
Charles Spicola, Hale Goodwin,
Charles Spicola, Sssnuea Stein.
Roy cotareIo. RadI Vega, M.
<. Hudson, Abe Wolfson, jose
Kasriel, Harry WiIdernan y
Rafael Martinez Ybor.
Intearan 81 conaieS que hizo
esas nominaciones los ssiiores
Harry WiIderman, Rafael Mar
tinex Ybor, Ivo A. % Miaicis.
VieAoriano Manteiaa y "a. X
kAaen Il
La gaceta., 1937-04-07

Madrid, abri 7.--Las mill
cias republicanas atacaron boy
al monte Ohimorra ,en la provin
cha, de Cordoba, Y pusieron en-
|fuga a los facciosos, ocasionan,
|doles muchas bajas. Los milicia'
nos lIegaron a un lugar a tres
millas y media de Villaharta,
por donde Sc lproponen cortar
las comunicaciones de los fac
ciosos entire Cordoba y Peha-
rroya.
Hacia Villaharta avanza una
de las cuatro columnas que ope-
ran en- ese frente.
Los milicianos enterraron en-
Monte Chimorra los cadaveree
de 400 fascistas e izaron en- Ia
|eumbre la bandera de la Repd-
blica.
BESIDE Villaharta huyen los
facciosos por Ia carretera de Pc
harroya.
La aviaci5n leal lanz6 un VIC
lento ataque sobre las posicio-
mes insurgentes en- Viilaharta.
FL n1mero de prisioneros he
chos pasa de 300. Las tropas de-
rrotadas estaban composites
por soldados regulares de Cadi2
" Granada, junto con requetes
y falangistas.
Cuando trataba de huir en- su
autom6vl los leales mataron al
jefe rebelde domandarte Gui-
llcrmo Garcia.
En- Ell material de guerra cap
tunado aparecen varies cafiones
cuatro camiones, AUTOMOBILES,
ametrailadoras, rifles y muuni-
clones.
I'm destruCtor ingies Sc halia
en- canine de Ia isla de Manorca
para demandar una satisfaction
clara sobre Ell motive de un do
bic ataque hecho aver contra un
buque de guerra britanico. Ha-
Tia Palma marcha eI Instructor
Garland para obtener una res
puesta del jefe del escuadr6n in
slargente que aver atac6 al Ca
liant, otro Instructor, frente q
Ia costa este de Espana. La sa-
distraction sera demandada por
Ell consaradante del Garland j FL
mcec6nsul ingl6s EN- MalIorea.
La gaceta., 1937-04-07

La semana pr6xima SIC dedA
cara a honrar a la Rep0blica
Espahola y a los valientes mill
tianos que Ia defender.
Los corazones de los grupoA
de Ia colonia latina latiran mas
de cerca.
iUnidos en- ell odio al antifas-
cislrio i en- la obra de socorrer a
los nihos, mujeres y ancianos,
por medic del gobierno leal!
La gaceta., 1937-04-07

Haran una declaration kehlo j
nores genadores de la RepA ID II
contra da huelga sentada IN
Hasta ahora, para su som
10, los padres conscriptos naAse
habfan dicho en- contra de loAc
atropelios de los patronos pro-
bectQres de epandillerosy y b
fras classes de criminales.
Todos esperamos que 81 aigo
dicen contra las huelgas senta-
has, se acuerden de poner el
'inri" q los patronos criminales
lque rompran aandtralladoras,
gases clearinghouse, etc, etc.
Que "a balanza no Sc incline
hacia y fuerte en- perjaicio del
debiI, q mas digro de conside
raci6n.
La gaceta., 1937-04-07

Algunos "inteligentes' ven Ell
peligro de dictadura en- el plan
del presidente Roosevelt sobre
la corte supreme. Muchos de
ellos veian Ell mismo peligro
cuando Franklin d. 81 eximio
derrot6 a Hoover.
TX la naci6n Sc ha alejado del
fascismo y de Ia dictadura.
Cuando Hoover era presiden-
tie 81 habia dictadura. Los tra-
bajadores eran perseguidos in
1~r.stamente, con Ell beneplacito
de la sesretaria del Erabajo.
La gaceta., 1937-04-07

La aviaci6n rs1sa ha probable SD
efectividad en- Ell frente de Ma
drid. Los "Chatos" han barrido
: a los aviones ~alernanes e Italia
nos.
blonde s'metaran ahora la
cara" aquellos que dudaban de
excelencia de la preparation
tar del Soviet?
noDla sia no quiere territorio de
ricanAafIa, nj priviiegios. Defien-
kusA democracia en- detrimento
mayoriARscismo, como Majico, Ia
= eorzul carihosa hermalla anne
"a NAH ademas, htue pa
THEME p6s espanol no
La gaceta., 1937-04-07
JHUNGAS mo CHUNGHS


S0lucicAada la huelga de la
Corporation uhryAer. Este in
dica que len Lansing estaban
reunidos tres ciudadanos j
fos: 81 gobernador Murnh
liberal de Walter 2.
Cbrysler, 81 Millionaire, y ei e
n6rgico u inteligente John l..
NO lhubo salvajadas por
pa Yte de la fuerza pdblica en-
contra de los trabajadores.
La gaceta., 1937-04-07

VIC FuAAeaPASSs % y HA@
jor ~arq6amerto.
Cahones alemanes, espias ale
names ,aSesinos alemanes, mu-
niciones alemanas ,aeroplanos
alemanes, canones italianos, a.
metralladDras italianas, muni-
clones itaiianas, aeroplanos tia
lianos ,soldados italianes... que
corren y corren.
Moros ladrones, mor0s crimi-
males, moros fanatics, moros
asesinos, moros "franquisbas'.. ..
Legionarios peores que los mo
ros e inferires a los aleHnanes e
italianog; falangistas,. y el ge-
neral Franco.
Numerosa y NAL oliente la
compaiia; pero los fascdstas es-
pafoles con ella Sc ''refocilan".
Ell 'huracano de embustes fac
ciosos sopla ahora en- la costa
Norte, cerca de Bilbao.
84 :
iOh... las victorias de Mola Ell
Eraidorl l..
iOh... las spftimas' de Quei-
po el perjuro y doblemente trail
dor! t..
iOh... las posturas del gene
raj bonito"
lY TODD para ser derrotados
al final con y sin hermanitos ae-
gionarfos, faIangistas ,moros y
ell resto de la Acanaala''.
Eel pueblo espaaol no los quie-
re v los e~spanoles son invenci-
bles cuando defender una eau
sa justA
Imperial Valley press., 1937-08-18
Yanks Win
Two Games:
Cubs Lose

NEW YORK, Aug. 1.-THE New
York Yankees today blasted their
three-game losing streak by VIM
ming a double header from the
Washington Senators, 80 and Ga.
Lion hearted Lefty Gomez walk
ed to the hill in the first game
shortly after receiving news that
his staunchest rooter-his mother
had died. He hurled the hardest
game of his life and won by shut
ting out the Senators with three
hits.
Detroit's Tigers moved into sec
ond place in the standings with a
comparatively easy victory over
Chicago, 1T. Boston Red SoX
defeated Philadelphia, 6-L in the
only other American league game.
The New York Giants moved to
within three games Of the Chicago
Cubs with a Al win over Biston as
the Chicagoans lost to Pittsburgh,
Philadelphia Phillies rose from the
4-2
cellar with a Ill victory over the
Brokklyn Dodgers who replaced
them.
st. Louis at Cincinnati was played
at night.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-08-18
SHORTY HOGUE
KAYOS MADRID
IN THIRD ROUND

BRAWLEY, Aug. 17-He came,
Chico Madrid, hailed as the man
TO beat Shorty Hogue, leaped thru
the ropes at Brawley arena last
night but was barely able to crawl
out after biting the canvas in the
third round from a blast of rights
and lefts that travelled too fast to
be seen.
A left to the head and a smash
ing right to the midsection ended
the fight in one minute, SIS seconds
of the third. Referee Bill Jackets
ten count was a mere forinality.
Jimmy Casino dropped three out
four rounds to Art Gonzalez on tha
Post-PreS score sheet in the semi.
windup, but Referee Bill Hacketi
handed the decision to Casino
Luke Robles decisioned Cleo
last seconds of the fourth round
Shans i'll the fourth bout, Jesus
Baragos decisively whipped Bob
Hagar, Ely Flowers scored a tko
win over Jasper Kelley and Pete
Msrten outpointed Joe Gonzalez.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-08-18

CHICAGO, Aug. 18. UR) - The
United States army, it was learned
from a highly unreliable source to-
day, is keenly interested in the pos
sibility of a world series between
the New York Yankees and the
Chicago Cubs this fall.
Army officials, it is reported, be-
lieve that the Yankee bombing and
strafing of the new and short
bleachers in Wrigley Field here
would provide a splendid opportun-
ity for peace-time testing of army
safety theories and equipment.
took a look at tho new Cubs
layout today, and there is little
doubt i'm my mind but that the
army viii be needed. The addi"
ton of new seats has cut 20 feet
or more from left field territory,
and the once towering protective
wall has been replaced by a
shallow 12-fOOt barrier almost
within pOp-fly range.
The Yankees, with artilleryman
Joe DiMaggio in command, would
devastate this area in short order
The casualties among the customers
could not help but be terrific The
army, I understand, is anxious to
use this left field stand to test a
new system of removing women
and children from embattled areas.
AS I get it, the arnys plan Is
this: "a
The moment the first Yankee
home run" shell lands in this ter
ritory siren will sound, signalling
civilians TO flee to the exits. To
insure orderly speed, each ticket
sold will have the proper exit print
ed on it in large numbers. Officers
are of the opinion that between
1000 and 10000 customers can be
removed in the time required to
play one inning. If this estimate
is true the Yankees probably would
not have time to score more than
four or five direct hits before the
stand was completely evacuated.
Another protective measure will
be the Issuing of new type steel
helmet to each purchaser of left
field stand ticket. The helmets
Imperial Valley press., 1937-08-18
L. A. STOCKS

Los ANGELES, Aug. Is. CUP)-
Ragged and uncertain movement of
trading characterized today's ses-
sion Of the Los Angeles stock ex-
change The wide swing of bidding
was featured on the rise by South.
ern Counties Gas A, up a full point
t. 81 for a new high on sale of l0C
shares; and on the fall by Farmers
& Merchants National Bank. when
10 shares of that issue slid down
IA points 70 a new low of 431.
Other sales included: l. A. In
dustries 600 shares T. unchanged. 4.
Transamerica 500 shares 16, un-
changed; Lockheed Aircraft zoo
shares 1885, down 1s; Menasco Mfg
co. 200 shares 2ss, unchanged; Edi
son common 500 shares 24z, down
u Edison 6 per cent pfd. 200 shares
2sA, unchanged.
Among the oils Standard of Cal
was down u to Asa on sale Of
100 shares; Bandini 300 shares 5ss
unchanged Richfield 100 shares
go, down u; Republic 200 shares
.79s, up "a; Union 300 shares 20,
down 1s
Approximate sales totaled 1880
with five issues up, II down and
nine unchanged.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-08-18
NEW YORn S1OCKS

NEW YORK, Aug IS. UP) -
Stocks made an irregular decline
today in dull session, while Japa-
nese bonds broke to 10 points,
and steers made a new high since
1928 al SIS per hundredweight.
Traders were influenced by Chi
nese-Japanese hostilities, indications
of decline in car loadfngs ana
az point dip in steel operations
as reported by Iron Age.
On the favorable side, however
was record electricity output. tur-
ther decline in gasoline STOCKS, ahn
favorable corporation reports and
dividend actions.
A feature was weakness in Am
erican q Foreign power issues: The
company has heavy Chinese inter
ests that might be jeopardized
Traders unloaded. The common
dropped a point and preferreds lost
International Telephone. which
also has Chinese interests. hello
STEADY. Utilities generally were mix
ed with public service off more
than a point and electric power up
fractionally.
Several issues made wide moves,
Baldwin assented preferred jumped
1Olk points On a single deal. Jones
& Laughlin preferred lost points
Union Pacific equaled it's low al
i22 off 3lk Goodrich was depressed
more than a point on its report
which showed earnings smaller than
II. y steel reached 1l9% up 1%s,
then gradually receded u trse-
tfonal loss. Other steels followed.
Coppers had small gains. Amuse-
menfs were relatively active with
urice movements narrow. Para
mount first preferred jumped
points
Railroad issues, firm at the out
sat eased later Oils were mixed
aviation issues firmed. Electric
boat was active with a gain of
nearly a point and New York ship
building was in favor.
DOW Jones closing averages: In
austrial. 1879 off l.29; Railroad
S2.b5 off 0.66: Utility 2s.36 off O.4l
Transaction appr oxmated 100000
shares compared with 100000 shares
Yesterday. Curb transactions ap-
proNimated 221, 600 shares compared
with 2Os 900 shares yesterday.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-08-18
TODAY'S
SPORTS PARADE
BY HENRY McLEMORE

are of three-ply steel and said to
be- capable of resisting anything
but line drive from the bat Of
such sixteen-inch guns as Gehrig,
DiMaggfo. Dickey and Selkkrk-
The helmets come in all heads
sizes, and have been thOughtfully
provided with blinkers which will
prevent the Chicago fans from
sqe.ng the scOrebOard.
Army artillery spoilers" will drift
over the field during the game to
keep an eye on the New York guns.
The spoilers" won't use observa-
tion balloons, but will go aloft with
the Chicago. pitchers. The Chicago
pitcher reaching the greatest height
will be awarded sliding paid stuff
ed with hair from the head of one
of the Picard boys.
In an effort to keep the Yankees
from shelling the defenseless left
field stands the army plans to paint
the low fence protecting it with Red
Cross signs. The stands also will be
equipped with field hospital, and
surgeons will be in attendance to
treat cases of shell shock, concus-
sion, and galloping disappointment.
There will also be staff psychia-
trist on hand to treat mental cases
meaning those boys and girls who
openly admit they bet on the Cubs.
The army also plans to station a
propaganda writer in the press box.
Tt win be his duty to issue bulletins
each inning falsifying the score.
The bulletins, all of which will have
the Cubs well ahead, will be dis
tributed among the fans in the hope
of avoiding panic.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-08-18
SAN DIEGO IN
81 TRIUMPH
BOOST LEAD
BY UNITED PRESS

San Diego's lead in first place
in the Pacific Coast league race
rose to two and one-half games
today as a result of a successful
opening to the Padres invasion OF
Sacramento where their bitterest
rivals hold forth.
With Dick Ward pitching shut
out ball after an unsteady start,
the San Diegans trimmed the Sol
ons, 81, in opening the series last
night. 1t was the Padres third win
in five games over the club chal-
longing their hold on the top rung.
Portland and San Francisco, bat
ting for fourth place, won by iden-
tical scores.
Keeping their tWo-game lead
over the Beavers, the Seals trim
med Oakland, 7-3 with a big sew
enth inning rally, netting six runs.
Portland took the Missions by a
7-3 score by punching most of their
seven safeties into the fourth and
eighth frames.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-08-18

ningest pitcher, was a bit hard to
solve also, for he again set down
the Brawley batters with but two
hits.
Jordan beat the Northenders, 2-1,
in the opening game of the series
by pitching two hit ball.
An enthusiastic crowd watched
the rival clubs battle it out for tbs
valley championship ana saw Jor-
dan chalk up his 10Th league vic
tory against three defeats.
The two clubs move TO Brawley
Thursday night for the third game
of the series. A win for the Mexi-
cali team will clinch the title for
the southenders.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-08-18
L. A. VEGETABLES

LOS ANGELES, Aug. IS. up
Supplies continued heavy with de
mand and trading on most lines.
Asparagus: Local extra fancy
loose 11-l3c lb.; tips 2-2Ac lb.
Cantaloupes: Local HB's std.
crates los and lss 25-30c, 36s 10
25c; Tip Tops std. S. to 12s5 2535c;
Melogolds std. SIS to 16s 35-40c.
Lettuce: Guadalupe & Santa
Maria dry pack A dozen S125-1.50
crate; Lompoc S1.50-l65; dozen
Guadalupe & Santa Maria S1.25-
1.35.
Melons: Local japanese std. crates
SIS to los 25-40c; honeydews SIS 10
los 50-65c.
Peas: Pism D. Oceano Pole SC ID.
Guadalupe & Santa Maria &c; Pes
cadero Az &c.
Squash: Local white summer lugs
25-35c; Italian dark 60-65c, light
25-3Oc; yellow crookneck 35-45c.
Tomatoes: Local & San Diego Co.
Stones lugs 4x5s soc, 5x5s and 5x6s
60-65c. 6x6s 40-50c; San Diego CO.
Ponderosas. 4x5s 90cS1, 5x5s S110-
LIS; Local 4x5s 75-90c, 5x5s S1-1.15,
6x6s 6075c.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-08-18
TitIehoIder
To aekIe
Ariz. Boxer

New victims for Manuel Ortiz,
Pacific Coast flyweight champion,
are difficult to find but Match
maker Noel Johnson has lined up
an opponent for Manuel in the
-windup Thursday night who
will give the diminutive Ell Centre
amateur four rounds of fast and
furious action.
Jesse James Jackson is his name
and he throws both gloves with a
speed and precision that spells
trouble for FL Centro's boxing pride.
jackson, like a host of other box
ers who have fallen before Manuel,
boasts a long winning streak. But
jackson is rated good enough to
make Manuel put forth his best
efforts to win.
In the main event Herman DE
Bommah" Graves will be given
another chance to pin back the
ears of Ramon Burns. Whether or
not he will be able to stop the
Wharwhooping Indian is a matter
of conjecture.
Graves won three of four rounds.
in their bout last week but the
Bomber was forced to rise to new
heights to take the decision.
A split decision gave the Negro
the win. One judge voted for
Burns and the other cast his bal
lot for the Bomber. Tackett STEP
ped in and gave the fight to Graves.
But Tackett will not be the third
man Thursday night for the In
dian refused to battle with Tackett
in the ring. 81,
Spence will take over the duties
and supporters of the Indian main
tain that is all that is necessary
to give Burns the confidence that
will net him a win. #..
Six other fine bouts are carded
as preliminaries to the two top
spot battles. A.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-08-18
i. s. TRIMS
SWEDEN TEAM

BERAOS, Sweden, Aug. 18. UP)-
The United States track and field
stars moved on to other meets to-
day after scoring eight firsts places
in competition here
Events won by the Americans
were:
100 meters, Perrin Walker, New
York A. c., 1914; ITO meter high
hurdles, Roy Staley, Los Angeles
l44; 400 meters, Ray Malott, Olyn-
pic Club, San Francisco, 499; 800
meters, Ross Bush, Dallas. Tex,
1865; 1900 meters, Archie San Ro-
mani, Eanporia, Kan, 3:57 pole
vault, Cornelius Warmerdam, Olym-
pic Club, San Francisco, IA it. 3.25
ms; high jump, Melvin Walker,
Ohio State, 6 IT. 6.34 ms; discus
throw, Phil Levy, Olympic Club, San
Francisco, 158 ft., 9.74 ins.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-08-18
Kelley, PalaciO
Meet FavOrites

DEL MONTE, Cal, Aug. 18. U,P)-
Roger Kelly University of Loyola's
golfing football player, and Mat
Palacio, jr., San Francisco student
defending champion, loomed today
as the likely finalists of the Cali
fornia amateur tournament at Peb-
Bile Beach.
Kelley and Palacio still were two
matches away from the finals but
most golfing experts following the
tournament believed each would
make the grade.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-08-18
CHICAGO GRAfNS

CHICAGO, Aug. Is. CUP)-Wheat
futures took a downward trend to-
day on the board of trade.
AT the close wheat was rs TO 2
cents lower, corn q cent higher TO
Is cent lower. and oats u cent low
er 10 IS cent higher.
More favorable crop advices from
Canada and a lower estimate on
world requirements induced enough
selling here TO force prices down
2 cents a bushel.
Corn prices opened about STEADY
in dull trading but fell back later
in response TO the weakness in
wheat. Further rains over Iowa
were offset by complaints OF firing
in other sections of the belt.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-08-18
Fight Results =

NEW YORK - Johnny Rinaldi,
1856 1-3, New York, outpointed Bus
Breese, 1873, New York, 90; Eric
Seelig, 1863, Germany, stopped Frank
Lo Bianco, 160 New York, 80; Her
bic Katz, 1877, New York, stopped
Tony Celli, I'll, New York, go;
Stem Suvio, 152, Finland outpoint-
ed Eddie Guerra, 1921, New York,
(6).
Imperial Valley press., 1937-08-18
WON'T
COME HOME
FOR FUNERAL

RODEO, Calf, Aug IS (UP)-
Vernon lefty Gomez, star of the
New York Yankees, will not fly
here to attend his mothers funeral
Thursday, it was announced today
by Earl Gomez, brother of the pit
cher.
Earl said he told his brother in
telephone conversation There is
little you con do. We're taking care
of everything. Stay with the team"