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The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-04-06
TREASURY BALANCE

Washington, April 6-(UP)-Gov- ernment expenses and receipts for the current fiscal year through April 4th, compared with year ago: This Yenr Expenses Last Year $5,782, 4,S71.30 $5,640,53S, ,I4S.1S
 Receipts $4,S62,166,4 6,406.39 s3,7S2,2S1,S60.H
 Gross Deficit $SG3, 3,76s,114.9l S1.77S,974,1SS.$7
 Cash Balance s3,O9s,9S9,275.46 $1,SOo, o,O9C,54o.27
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-04-06
The Weather

Snow, Rain Tonight, Thursday; Warmer Full Weather Report Page 3.
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La gaceta., 1938-01-25
La Sra. II erndndez

La sra. H6TTtUH0ez
Pas6 ell dia de aver con poca
inuuietud, no obstante la diffcil
operaci6n a que fuera sometida,
La dignisima senora Adela Her
nandez, madre de nuestros ami
gos los hermanos Casimiro, Lo-
renzo, Gustavo Y Evelio.
En- Ell sanatorio del Centre Els
panol. ell personal TODD, incluyen
do eel DIR. Winton, ell administra
dor Vale Y las enfermeras, Ia
Rtienden con extraordinario es-
nero.
Muchas personals sc interesa-
ron aver por ell estado de Ia Sra.
Hernandez, llamando por tele-
fono al Sanatorio y hacienda vi
sitas personales.
Nosotros amigos de siempre
de la familia Hernandez, man
tenemos nuestros sinceros voto<
por ell pronto restablecimientc
de la enferma.
La gaceta., 1938-01-25
Quedo alberta en- Ia manana
de hoy Ia Feria de Florida
Catorce condados tienen exhibiciones

Admirable es la exposition de
flores, 10 mismo que la obra de
aguja, hecha por 500 senoras
muchachas y ninas,
iEl pabellon de la industrial del
tabaoo es superior a los de los
amos anteriores.
Todos los dias habra musica
y canto en- ell pabell6n de Arte
admirablemente decorado.
Los condados que exhiber
son Alachua, fernando, High.
lands, Hillsborough, Lake, Ma.
natee, Levy, Lee, Marion, Pas.
co, Pinellas, Polk, Seminole
Sumter.
Los espectaculos de la Roya
American funcionaran TODD e
dfa, con la exception de las no.
ras dedicadas a los espectaculos
de frente a la Glorieta.
La gaceta., 1938-01-25

A las diez de la Mariana de
hoy Sc abrieron las puertas de
la Feria de Florida, con una sen
ella ceremonial, expresando Ell
administrator P. T. SHREDDER la
opinion de que la Feria de este
ano es la mejor que Tampa ha
6enido.
Carl D. Brorein, Ell joven y
nuevo presidente, sustenta tam
bien ell mismo parecer, agregan
do: estamos satisfechos de la
obra realiZada.
La Association de la Feria ha
invitado a los comisionados y
funcionarios de los Ia condados
que han mandado exhibiciones.
Este ano, de acuerdo con la
lista de premios, Sc r~epartiran
entire los exhibidores o EXPOSE
torres $4,000.
La gaceta., 1938-01-25

del Rio, Jose Gonzalez, Serra's
Restaurant, Ssastreria Ell En-
canto, Ayala Apron Supply, Ca
Isino Drug Store, Fernandez Y
Vega, Mueblerai de Baamonde,
Cafeteria La NaNiera, Fonre's
Poultry Mkt, Cafeteria La Re-
gula6ora, Palma Cafe, Rufino
Castro, Cafeteria Columbia, DR..
Myers, La America Cafe, Sport
Imam Store, Boston Shoe Store,
Express Cafe, Royal Garage. W
Tampa Bakery, Dfaz Restau-
rant, Atlanta Restaurant, Ar
menia Shoe Shop, Main and
Armenia Shoe Shop, Coopera-
tiva La Nuova Vita, Aleman Fe
rreteria, Eagle Drug Store No.
l, 18th of July Cafe, w. Tampa
Furniture, Habana- Grocery, Al
and F. Gro, w. T., LIE Favorita
Bakery, La Popular Bakery,
Ideal Cafeteria, Ell Chico Res
taurant, Ell Buen Gusto Restau-
rant, Cooperative Ell Segundo
Progreso, Rey's Grocery, Coo
perativa Familiar, La Montana
sa Grocery, Miguel Vidal relo-
Jero, Jose Campoamor, Joaquin
del Barrio, Joaquin Huertas, 10
Sc Acosta, Jose Novio, Benigno
Rodriguez, Pedro Vazquez, I'm
Socialista, Manuel Garcia Gro
Gerry, Ell Serene del Reloj, Ma
nuei Dfaz, Ybor Furniture, Ell
ModelQ Cafeteria, Mascunana
Printing Co., Eagle Drug Store
No. 2, DIR. Dominique, Luciano
Gonzalez, Florentino Fernandez
Manuel Alvarez, Florentino Cue
to, Leone Bros. Grocery, Fer
nandez Restaurant, P. P. Gro
Gerry, Panama Restaurant, B.
Fernandez, j. R. Colmenares.
Contribuysron con rs centa-
vos. Valencia Garden Restau-
rant.
(COntinWdrd).
La gaceta., 1938-01-25
La Verbena del Tdbdco

La Verbena del Tabdco
FL Comite Executive de La
Verbena del Tabaco trabaja con
la mayor animation, 10 mismo
que las comisiones nombradas,
para lograr que las fiestas de
este ano superen, 81 es possible,
a las de los amos anteriores.
Ell primer aCto de La Verbena
Sc efectuara en- ell parque de
Cuscaden, ell dfa 10 de MARIO.
Despues Sc ADRIAN los pabe-
Homes que Sc c~onstruyan en- el
terreno de Phillips, arrendado
expresamente.
La Verbena mandara una Ca
rroza a las fiestas de Sarasota
y pondra otra en- la procession
de los Shriners.
Habra tambien intercambio
de carrozas con las ciudades de
San Petersburg y Plant City.
Belllsimas tarjetas, en- dos
dolores, sc repartiran en- los te-
rrenos de la Feria, anunciando
La Verbena.
La gaceta., 1938-01-25
Sc SUICIDE LA ACTRIZ
ROSAMOND PINCHOT

New York, enero 25.-Cerca
de Old Brooksville, New York,
sc suicide aver la rubia y bella
actriz Rosamond Pinchot, fla
mosa interprete de Ia monja en-
la obra "El Milagro''.
Dej6 funcionando ell motor de
su coche y el gas carbon mono
xido la mat6. Tenfa 80 amos de
edad Y era sobrina del exgobef
nador Pinchot.
Muchos de sus amigos atribu-
yen su determination a haber.
sc separado de Su marido, Will
lam CASTOR,
La gaceta., 1938-01-25
kISTA DE CONTRIBUYEN-
TES PARA Ell COMITE PO-
PULAR ~DEMOCRATICO DE
SOCORRO A ESPANA

Contribuy6 con S51.90: La
Bolera de Palmetto.
Contribuy6 con $13.05: u
ni6n de Panaderos.
Contribuyeron con $500: Co.
leman Blum, Progress Lodge No
81, Ell Dorado Cafe, Antonio 10
peg (nevero), Velarde y Lopez
Grocery.
Contribuy6 con $500: Carlos
Miranda.
Contribuy6 con $3.5e: Valen.
cha Floral.
Contribuyeron con $500: Uno
de Negreira, Jer6nimo Garcia,
Alfredo y Familia Grocery, Ar
gentino Cafe. Latin American
Laundry, La Segunda Central
Bakery, Los Helados de Ybor,
Greco Floral, Fernandez y Gar
cha, Ldo's Cafe, Rex Cafe,
Crackers Place, Columbia Res
taurant, Cooperative Ell Recur-
so, Suarez Ballantine Beer.
Contribuyeron co n$1.00: vi
cente Ferrer, Bernardo Tomas,
Guillerms Alvarez, JESUS de Ia
Parte, Cafeteria La Norma, Err
nesto's Cafe, Johnny Diaz, Coo
perativa La Commune, Martinez
|y Co. Garage, Green House Ca
fe, Tropical Cafe, Mauriz and
Reina, Excelsior Printing Co,
Dependencies de AL and F., Coo
perativa La Llegada, Coopera-
tiya La Epoca, La Union Bake
ry, Michigan Cafe, Tomas Alon
so Grocery, La Palma Bakery,
La Nacional Cafeteria, Rubio's
Drug Store, Noises Garage, Re-
liable Cleaners, Maximo Alva-
rez, Spanish, italian & Ameri-
can Grocery, Latin American
Garage, E. Lera Grocery, M. AL
varez Grocery, lEsperdy Tobac-
co Co., La Paloma Bakery, To-
ny's Dairy, Tropical acreage, G.
Garcia, Cudo Valdes, Manuel
La gaceta., 1938-01-25
UNA INTENSA OLA EN- Ell
OESTR CENTRAL

Chicago, Enero 25.-Una
lntensa ola fra, acompanada
por tormentas de nieve, Sc ex-
tiende por las praderas del
oeste central, luego de fuertes
lluvias.
Algunos rios Sc han desbor-
dado y centenares de familias
han tenido que marcharse de
sus hogares.
Cubren las aguas una Pc
Quena parte del sur de Wiscon
sin Y la parte norte de Illinois.
Dos personals murieron ahoga
das, Ralph Hartness, de 20 a.
nos, y Eddie Proctor, un nino
de seis amos.
Ell viento en- algunos lugares
desarroll6 una velocidad de
30 millas por bora.
La temperature lego a .
grades bajo cero en- algunos
sitios de North Dakota. Pobla.
clones de Minnesota sufrieron
temperatures de dos grades
bajo cero.
Muchas escuelas han cerra-
do en- h parte alta de Mich =
gan.
La gaceta., 1938-01-25
LEGO UNA
De AEROPLANOS FAS-
CISTAS

Paris, enero 25.-Comunican
de Dakar, Senegal, que arrib6
aver una escuadrilla de aeropla
nos mandada por Bruno Musso-
lini, hijo del Duce. Esta escua-
drilla sc propone cruzar ell At
lantico hasta Rio de Janeiro.
Los tres aparatos son trimoto
res y descendieron aqui a las
10 horas Y so minutes de haber
salido de Roma.
Guian los otros aparatos, "a
coronel Atileo Bisea y ell CONAN
dante Nino Moscatelli.
La gaceta., 1938-01-25
LOS FACCIOSOS LANZAN..
(Yiene de Ia H.

Hay quietud en- Teruel, Esto
Sc debe a que la artilleria fac
ciosa cubre con ell fuego la Ill
TINA milla desde La Muela y
ell transito Sc hace en- ba oscu-
ridad, por la noche.
La ciudad Sc mantiene en-
calma, sin lineas de fuego y
sin tiradores ocultos. Pocas tro
pas hay ALI Y a los. civiles no
Sc les ha permitido volver. A
este Sc debe Que los facciosos
digan por la radio que Teruel
fue evacuada.
Cerca de la ciudad Sc de-
vEelve ell fuego de la artillerfa
facciosa. Los proyectiles caen.
Aviones de GAIA de la Rep1-
Ollca, maraViIlaS de Velocldad
atacaron las trincheras rebel
des en- Ell Muleton. Salieron a
combatirlos aviones facciosos.
En- menos de diez minutes,
los aeroplanos leales domino :
ron ell aire. Pusieron entonces
sus narices en- un angulo de 45
grades, con los dedos en- los nj
veles de las ametralladoras, e
hlcleron vueltas de Chandelle,
disparando.
Detras de las lineas de TIE :
La gaceta., 1938-01-25
FRANCO ANIQUILA IMAGI-
A LOS VO-
LUNTARLOS LEALES


New York, enero 25.-Des-
mintiendo ell infundio de los fac
ciosoS espanOles sobre Ell desti-
no del battalion Abraham Lin
coin, Rex Pitkin, que represen-
ia a la sociedad Amigos de eSe
battalion, declare aqui:
Els la tercera veg que Franco,
con Sus noticias malsanas e in
ventadas, aniquila imaginaria-
mente a los 5000 americanas
que sirven en- las brigadas intsr
nacionales.
La gaceta., 1938-01-25
ManueI Esp6btG

Sc halla sometido a tratamien-
DO medico, en- el Sanatorio de-
Centre Asturiano, ell quito j6.
ven Manuel Esp6lita.
ALI sc encuentra tambien ell
Sr. A. Arias, que tomara parte
en- Ell Festival de las Ambu-
lancias, persona de gran bondad
Y antique residente de Tampa.
Deseamos que estos buenOs a.
migos Sc restablezcan cuanto an
ties.
La gaceta., 1938-01-25
La Ferin

La Ferid
Sc abri6 hoy la Feria de Flo
rida. Los espectaculos de este
ano, los de la Royal American,
son superiores a los de los amos
anteriores.
A las 7:30 de Ia noche ell al
ealde R. e. L. Chancey, entire
CARA la Have de los terrenos al
presidente de la Feria, Sr. Carl
La gaceta., 1938-01-25
Ell TEMPO

Clare y mucho mas frio pa
ra esta noche.
La temperature probable.
mente bajara a 81 grades.
Vientos frescos moderados
del norte.
La gaceta., 1938-01-25

ruel ell tempo ha mejorado '
los soldados Sc calientan al
sol en- las montanas.
Las mujeres lavan sus ropas
cerca de los sitios donde Sc
combate.
La gaceta., 1938-01-25
De Embm'Ques

La Agrupaci6n Beneficiaria
para Embarques del Centre AS
turiano Sc reunira manana, en-
Ell palacio de la avenida de Ne
braska. Els junta general CORES
pondiente al 1ltimo trimestre
de 1887.
Ell secretario, J. Garcia, SUI,
PLEA la asistencia de todos.
La gaceta., 1938-01-25
Elecciones en-

Elecci0nes en-
Los CdbGNeros LeGles
Celebrara manana junta de
elecciones la Logia Caballeros
Leales de America. Comenzara
a las 5 de la noche. Ruegase la
presencia de todos los hernia
nos.
La gaceta., 1938-01-25

ElecciOnes
Habra esta noche junta de E.
lecciones en- la sociedad Centre
Espanol.
Sara electo ell vicepresidente
V varios miembros de la junta
directiva.
Esta sociedad, ell ano pasado,
obtuvo una ganancia, graclas a
sus lugares de entretenimiento,
de varios miles de pesos.
La quota es de $3.50 al mes,
con derecho a asistencia medi.
ca, medicinas y disqualification
La gaceta., 1938-01-25


To get you to try Listsrine Shaving
Cream, VIC make this unusual bargain
'ofer--Used-razor-blade containel of
genuine porcelain, designed by Esquire
Magazine sculptor, Sam Berman -. and
20-day trial tube of Listerine Shaving
Cream =. both for 10s, which barely
covers cost Of packing and mailing.
Listerine Shaving Cream is great for
tough boards and tender skins. A half
inch pillows into a face-full Of soothing,
b~eard-wilting lather. Leaves face cool,
smooth, and eased.
Send 10e in coin to get your 2o-aay
trial tube and porcelain useS-blade con-
tainer. It's o big bargain!
LAMBERT PHARsacM CO.. Dspt. MT. q. Lssds. Me.
uSTERINE SHAVING CREAM
La gaceta., 1938-01-25
NOTAS SOCIALN

Brorein.
Esperase que sera mayor la
a~sistencia de este ano, por GUAM
to es mayor tambien ell n1mero
de turistas Ell Tampa y las ciu-
dadeS yacinas.
Evening star., 1938-12-11

COMBINATION TABLE
COOKER that serves as
sandwich toaSter or
waffle iron. Finished in
Chrome. Waffle grids,
81 .49 extra. Cooker
only -------S2.sS
Evening star., 1938-12-11

MANNING BOWMAN
WAFFLE IRON; fully
chrome plated. Has heat
indicator, batter ring
and cast aluminium grids.
Trimmed with solid wal
nut handles. -"
Evening star., 1938-12-11
Mahogany or
Walnut Finishes

We've 100 of these tables,
because we know how peo-
pie love its classic Duncan
Phyfe style with double
pedestal base. More than a
decorative piece of furni-
ture for it's large enough
for serving many guests.
The BLACK GLASS TOP
eliminates worry over spill
ing things on 1t. PHONE
ORDERS FILLED,
Evening star., 1938-12-11

w E S TIN &c H o U S E
WAFFLE IRON SET; iron
is monogrammed. Also
has tray with matching
batter bowl and syrup
pitcher in black and sill
yer; chrome ladle. $12.95
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-12
VALLEY HIGH COACHES SPEED
PREPS AS LEAGUE SEASON NEARS;
CENTRAL MEETS HOOVER FRIDAY

Coaches of four valley high
schools. FL Centre, Brawley, CaleX-
leo and Holtvil!e, put the pressure
in workouts on their charges Wed
nesday as preparations were made
fer final games before the opening
Of the regular season on Oct. q.
El Centro, whose play is still a
bi. on the ragged side, will meet a
heavy Herbert Hoover Junior varsi-
" team on Friday. Calexico will
tangle with San Diego high junior
varsity and Brawley will meet
Brown Military academy Saturday
night in Brawley.
Holtville does not have game
scheduled but will scrimmage jun
ior college teams to keep in trim
for the opening game.
Brawleys meeting with compar-
atively Weak Brown Military acad-
emy will allow Coach Bob Erskine
to stress formations to be usec
against Ell Centro in the opening
league game one week from Friday
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-12
SHADES OF
listen my children &
IN PRO FOOTBALL
BY HENRY McLEMORE

NEW YORK. Oct. u. UP)-To-
day is Columbus day but l am go
ing to tell you of a ride that,
though shorter, became more inn
portant than Revere's historic ride.
Imagine, if you. can, Brooklyn
team in first place in any kind of
league. And the reason for
Brooklyn's success is Ace Parker's
mustache. Parker is the quarter
back for the Brooklyn Dodgers pro-
tessional football team.
News Of Paker's mouStache
reached me by a motorcycle courier
who had raced madly from Brook
lyn stopping only for red lights,
traffic snarls and a flat tire. Spent
and worn his face lined with fatigue
partly from his mad ride, partly
from living in BroCHlym he tum-
bled off his machine and thrust
a great envelope into my hand.
Of the same size and texture as
the envelopes used by foreign gov
ernments for documents Cf ire
mendous Importance, it was
stamped Important. Rush,
With trembling fingers I opened
it.
First I found a curt little note
which said: Note to Editors: In
formation contained in this article
was received by long distance tele-
phone, and is authentic.
And then this story, under a
Fort Wayne Indiana, date line:
ACE Parker has grown a NOUS
tache. In next Sundays game
against the Green Bay Packers,
Parker will officially become the
first moustached big league foot
ball player.
"The Brooklyn Dodgers quarter
back started it Just for fun. BY
Sunday the scrubby growth was a
subject for chiding, and Parker
made up his mind to shave it off
Then the Dodgers beat the Pitts
burgh Pirates and leaped into first
place.
Parker is superstitiouS about
making changes when the team is
winning
I only hope Parker said, that
it doesn't lead to a penalty for a
screened pass "
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-12
Hosue Earns
VerdictOver
Pete Martinez

CALEXICO, Oct. 70. - Bigboy
Hogue, who is expected 60 win the
state championship in the Golden
Gloves tournament, eked out de-
cision over Smiling Pete Martinez
in the main event at the Calexico
athletic club Tuesday night.
Though in command through
most of the battle, Hogue had to
put forth his best efforts to win
the second and fourth rounds. Mar
tinez held the twin even in the
first and third stanzas.
Hogue connected solidly in the
clinches TO build up an advantage
that the better conditioned Mar
tinez could not overcome. Chances
for rematch next Tuesday night
are bright.
Other bouts:
Bob Murillo decisioned Badboy
Jackson, Joe Gonzalez decisioned
Mike Vasquez, Steve Amador kay
oed Morlyn Childers in the second
round, Jess Gotta won a t.k.o. over
Bob Groves, and Ike Blair kayoed
Steve Amador in the second round
of a poor semi-Windup.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-12
Any Rackets in the Crowd

The Physical Education depart
ment of Central high school is in
need of tennis rackets. Not for the
use of the coaching department. as
you might first guess, but for the
use of those students who desire to
play tennis but lack the funds nee
essary to buy rackets.
There are probably more than a
few eX-tennis players in the val
ley who have laid aside their
rackets for a lifetime of inactivity
If there are some idle rackets
lying around with public spirited
owners, the high school physical
education department, under the
supervision of Coach Laurence
Hansoh. would appreciate dona-
tions.
IT would aid in making this
years program of athletics an out
standing success.
Rackets, old new or medium
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-12
imperial Holds
Vikings TO Tie
TIGERS 0UTPLAY H0LTVILLE
RESERVES, HOLD OWN AGAINST
VARSITY ENFORCED SECOND TEAM

Imperial high school footballerS
sharpened their cleats and looked
for new fields to conquer Wednes-
day after scoring a moral" vic
tory over Holtville Vikings reserves
at Holtville Tuesday night. The
game ended in a 90 tie but the
Imperial Tigers outplayed Holt
vile from the opening gun.
Coach Sheldon Loughborough' s
well drilled gridders out maneuver-
ed the Viking reserves, nearly scor-
ed in the first period, then went on
to outplay all of the reinforcements
Holtville could muster, including a
good share of varsity players. Jack
Knights, Harris, Yoshida and Hon.
da were among the regulars VINO
saw action.
jim House, Nakazano, Womack,
Guthrie and Wilson led the Impe-
rial attack which functioned
smoothly throughout the game. I'M
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-12
l.. A. VEGETABLES

Los ANGELES, Oct. II. UP)-
Demand and trading continued very
slow. Supplies of most comm odities
were moderate to liberal with
lower.
Asparagus: Imperial Wy punched
fey std lie. std SEC. Special 6R-
7c lb; local loose eX fey 11-12c, fey
Sc, fey small &c lb.
Cantaloupes: Local HB's std 16s-
24s 10000. 27s 50-60c. 36s 35-4Oc.
ass 2025c. Honeydews local stds
12-16s 50-75c. Casabas jumbo SIS
S0-85c. Per ton $3.50 Persians
stds $1.25; ponys $1.o0. per ton
S32.50.
Lettuce: Dry pack, Guadalupe,
Santa Maria &c Lompoc As $1.25-
1.35; 5s 90-S1. 90.
Tomatoes: Local stones lubs Ak
5s 4O-50c. 5X5s & 5x6s 50-65c. OK
6s 30-40c Ventura CO Santa Maria
& San Luis Obispo 4x5s $4,000. SIX
SIS & 5x6s 50-75c. 5x6s 35-50c. San
Diego Co 4X5s mostly soc. 5x5s &
5x6s 5O-60c. 6X6s 35-40c. stems
san Diego Co. 4X5s & 4x6s 7590c.
Ventura Co 4x5s & 5x6sp 5075c.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-12
CHICAGO GRAINS

LOS Ar;G ELES, oct. 10. UP)-
prices moved in a narrow range
around previous closing levels in
dun trading on the Chicago board
Of trade today. The market under
tcne was steady. reflecting firm
ness at Winnipeg and Liverpool.
Scattered selling in the final
hour turned prices fractionally
lower and at the close wheat was
OFF "a to a cent. corn off as cent,
and oats X to 4 cent lower.
Trading in corn was light. After
Fractional losses with December
corn eaualling the seasons low OF
44M, prices steadied under fair
trv offerings were light Receipts
were estimated at 329 cars.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-12
Central Jaycee,
Brawley to Open
Annual Grid Battle

The first chapter In the annual
grid battle between Brawley and
Ell Centro Junior college football
teams will take place Friday night
at Brawley.
Ell Centro Junior college, defeated
TO by San Diego State freshmen,
and tied by Phoenix jaycees, will
be a slight favorite over Brawley
junior collegians who dropped a
$50 decision to San Diego Marine
reserves last week.
Coach Robert Armstrong indi-
Gated he would start the same line
up that played most of the State
and Phoenix contests. No injuries
have been reported from either
squad.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-12
Valley Fighters
Scheduled on
Gard Thursday

EI Centre athletic club dis
carded Los Angeles amateur
fighters and turned to valley
boxers to assure good fight
program Thursday night.
Imperial cOunty's tallest anna
teur pugilist, Ray 'Skyscraper"
Glass, will fight Earl Bailey in
the main event.
Bailey and Glass, both slug
gers, will put on one of the
seasons outstanding shows
judging from past performances.
Ivan Lewis, the sOuthpaw Ne
gro who gave Shorty HOgue
trouble for two rOund6, will
clash with Vic Villavicencia of
CalexicO in the semi-windup.
Five other good bOIs are
slated.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-12
MARKET QUOTATIONS.
NEW YORK STOCKS
By ELMER &. WALLER

u
NEW YORK, Oct. II. (UP)-Pre-
holiday selling brought irregularity
into the stock market today. Bonds
also were mixed, grains easier and
cotton futures steady. Trading in
the share market lightened.
Most price changes were small.
A few exceptions included Sloss-
Sheffield Steel, which scared II
points to a new high at 115. Several
Individual issues made new highs
for the year and many stocks re.
tanned gains.
There were VITO developm OF
vital market Importance, cut OF
S4 a ton in automobile steel at De-
troit and a cut of 20 cents a barrel
In Oklahoma Kansas crude oil by
Standard Oil Company of Indiana
The latter was the first change in
price by a major oil company since
January %, 1887. when the revision
was upward. 1t was expected other
Prices Of oil stocks softened. but
losses generally were under q
noint. Phillips Petroleum lost
more than a point and then came
back partly.
price cut. but the Uroup was steady
Further gains In the operating
rate are expected to offset the
price cut.
AutOm ODlle companies were CO,
pected to benefit from the steel
nrice cut. but their stocks were de-
pressed a point or more os result
of labor trouble. Some short sell
ing was reported in Chrysler;
Motor equipments Were dull ahu
easier.
phelps Dodge and Magma made
new highs L. S. Rubber prefer
red rea ached 100 for the first time
this year Others to make new
highs included Allied Chemical
ManvilIe, Mortgom cry Ward, West
inrhouse Electric and Wright Aero
at up 29s and a new top for the
war and then fell back to I. Du
Font was firm. Most bulldihs ls5
enas were higher. Aviations moved
nm. Case rose a point and Inter
national Harvester lost fraction
i'm the farm shares.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-12
Hopman Wins
SinqIes Title

BERKELEY, Cal, Oct. y. CUP)
Don Bulge, the worlds ranking
tennis amateur, placed a Redwood
bowl among his souvenirs today and
settled down to wait until some
time in November" before announc-
ing whether he will turn profess
sional.
The bowl was given Bulge for
his part with Dorothy Workman
Los Angeles, in winning the mixed
doubles title of the Pacific coast
tennis championships - the first
time in a long while that the Oak
land redhead has not emerged with
silver trophies from major tourn-
ament.
Bulge was eliminated in the
quarter finals by Harry Hopman
35-vear- 0ld Australian, who went
on to defeat Jack Tidball, Los An
geles, intercollegiate star, 81, 60
7-5. 8-6. in the finals.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-12
CaIexico, S.D.J.V.
Meet THURSDAY

Calexico high school football
team will make its final appear
ance before the opening of the reg
ular league season when the Bull
dogs clash with San Diego high
school junior varsity Thursday
night on the Border city field.
San Diego high jaycees bowed to
HoltVille, TO, last week.
Coach Ed Covington planned to
speed practice session after Thurs
days game to get his squad in the
best possible shape for the opening
game againt a powerful Holtville
Viking team.