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Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-13

most successful season III history,
will attempt to smash jinx in
the game Friday night, a jinx that
has watched Brawley march unde-
feated against the Arabs.
Twice El Centre junior collegians
have garnered ties with the Braw-
ley Warriors, bit never has an
Arab eleven chalked up victory
Coach Robert Armstrong an
nounced his team will be in good
shape for Fridays game. Injuries
which hindered the squad last
week have cleared up.
Pass plays and new running plays
have been added to the jaycee bag
of tricks and as a result the Arabs
will spring their bes. offense in
six years of football at the junior
college.
Mouser and Naito, guards from
Spartan teams in past years, will
be on hand to give assistance to
Moody and Avendano, regular
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-13
Golden Gate Group
Considers Title Go

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 13. CUP)
Officials of the Golden Gate In
teInational Exposition, which is to
be held here in 1899, appeared un-
abashed today at meeting a num-
Der of difficulties attendant to
staging an exposition heavyweight
title bout next summer.
After comforting with MIX e
Jacobs. the New York fight pro-
moter, the local promoters an
nounced Jacobs had agreed to stage
a bout here provided certain terms
can be met by the exposition prior
to Dec. 90 1888"
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-13
L. 4. VEGETABLES

Los ANGELES, Oct. 13. UP)-
This was one OF the slowest trading
days Of the year. Supplies were
m oderate to liberal with the
market on most commodities dull
TO slightly easier.
Asparagus: Imperial Wy punched
fey std 10-1lc, std 8-SAc. Special
61s-7c ID.
CantalOupes: Local HB's std 16s-
24s 1850. 27s mostly soc. 26s 35-
Zoe 45s 15-25c Honeydews local
std 12s-16s 5O-75c. Casabas jumbo
SIS S0-S5c. Persians stds 81; ponys
75c.
Lettuce: Dry packs Guadalupe
& Santa Maria As S1.15-1.35. 5s
85-S1: Lompoc As S135-1.5O; 5s
mostly 81.
Peas: Pismo- Oceano & Guada-
lupe pole 7-9c.
Tomatoes: Local stones 1ugs
4x5s 4O-5Oc. 5x5s & 5x6s 5O-65c. s
KOS 35-50c Ventura Co. santa
Maria & san Luis Obispo 4x5s so
soc. 5x5s & 5X6s 50-65c. 6x6s 35-
soc. san Diego Co 4X5s Assoc. 5x5s
K 5x6s 45-6Oc. 6x6s 35-45c.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-13
Bench
BY b. Kinne
Post Press
Sports Editor
Warming

Here and there in valley sports
Witha the league opening one
week away valley high school foot
ball coaches are renewing their
pesSimistic forecasts . Start
ing with Walker we hear
Just because we push a weak San
Diego team around the field, we
are tabled favorites The
kids are already so swell-headed we
probably won't win a game. Look
for us in last spot
Coach Covington discarded some
of his pessimism with The
boys are showing improvement. but
then there is plenty of room for
improvement on my squad"
Coach Erskine of Brawley said,
I'VE win games, but heaven knows
why, we've looked lousy all season a"
Laurence Hanson, head coach at
Ell Centro high summed up the sit
uation at Ell Centre with Wen be
plenty tough next year"
The Ell Centre junior college
team will break its jinX Friday
night against Brawley J.C. if the
records can be used as evidence.
But the Arabs have never
beaten Brawley junior collegians
and there have been years the
Arabs were the stronger team =.
The Hogue twins, Shorty and
Bigboy, will fight in San Diego Fri
day night. Bigboy meets
Rookie Rodriguez and Shorty will
meet a welterweight from Los An
geles.
Midget race drivers will open
their Sunday season at the fair
grounds this weekend Var
led events are anticipated to STIR
interest in the sport.
jEl Centro Merchants baseball
team will open its winter league
season one week from Sunday, ac-
cording to Jack Stark. Bus
Adams, Rip Russell, and Bob Elliott
will be among the team members
Stark said
There are 55 footballers practic-
ing for the C team at Central high
and 56 working out on the B squad
1t appears that Hanson
is looking to the future as we'll as
the present in grooming football
material.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-13
Bradley Condemns
Move TO Break
Up Yankees

CLEVELAND. Oct. 13. (UP) =
Alva Bradley, president of the
Cleveland Indians, today decried
talk of "ganging up" on the New
York Yankees. He thought the law
of averages soon would catch up
with them.
"Every team has the same chance
to get players as the Yanks," he
said. 'It's a question of scouting
and luck. If there is going to be
any syndicating or collusion among
the club owners to gang up on
them, I'd be out. That would be
the most terrible thing that could
happen to baseball"
Bradley agreed it was bad for
baseball to have the Yankees
sweeping all opposition, but he
pointed out that it was a situation
that always had to be faced.
'One team is bound to reach
its peak at some time or another
and you can't expect a winner to
break up just because it is the
winner. If l had as good a ball
team as the Yankees I wouldn't
break it up for anybody. They were
talking about breaking up the Phil
adelphia Athletics when it looked
like they were too strong to be
beaten, but look what happened
IOld age cut down some of the
STARS, and Connie Mack had TO sell
some of his best players"
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-13
Durocher New
Dodqer Manager

WEST SPRINGFIELD, Mass,
Oct. 13. CUP)-Leo Lippy) Dur
ocher. newly appointed manager of
the Brooklyn Dodgers, came here
today to attend the funeral of his
father. George. While Durocher's
appointment as pilot of the Brook
lny National League baseball club
was not made public until yester-
day. "Lippy" had known about it
since the world series began in
Chicago, and his father had re-
ceived the news before he died
Monday
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-13
CaIexico Game
Against S.D.J.V.
Cancelled

Calexico high schools game with
San Diego high junior varsity
scheduled for Thursday night was
cancelled Thursday morning, ac-
cording to Ed Covington.
The CaleXicans, who looked bet
ter in scrimmage against Yuma
Tuesday, will continue stiff prac-
tice sessions Thursday and Friday
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-13

when he tackles "Goliath" Glass
from Westmorland.
Bailey a Brawley fireman who
has proven more adept at putting
out fires than putting out opponents
in past performances, has been in
serious training for his bout to-
night. It's even money he will de-
feat Goliath Glass.
Goliath, however has shown i'm
provement since his first fight in
the Ell Centre athletic club and
may be able to outlast the fight
ing fireman from Brawley.
Ivan Lewis and Vic Villavicencia
will clash in a fast semi -windup.
Lewis, left handler may give Vic
some trouble.
Five other bouts are scheduled.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-13

& CHICAGO. oct. 13. tUP)-W Wheai
k1rioes ruled firm on the Chicago
board OF trade toda yunder buying
influenced by strength in outside
markets and an encouraging tone
IN securities.
4 Al the close wheat was up =
10 ! cent. corn up Is to off Is cent
and oats unchanged TO ls ceni
aiFher. ~f@
Opening wheat prices were IS u
a cent higher Rise i'm Liverpool
\ heat during yesterdays L. ;. hol-
.das was largely responsible.
Corn prices were relatively weak
.n a light trade. Selling by cash
interests forced prices off early
affh the December future al ~ =
sSnfs--a new low for the season.
Purchaser tu arrive were liberal
nd arrivals were 7Sa ears
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-13

The deadline for football con-
test entries this week will be 7 p.
m. Friday, the football editor an
nounced Thursday as record
number of forecasts were mailed or
brought to the Post-Press.
Winners of this week contest will
receive two tickets to the first
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-13
Seals Rout Fe|Ier
In An.SfarT Tilt

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 13. CUP)
Bob Feller, the Cleveland Indian
strikeout pitcher, lasted only two
innings here last night as the San
Francisco Seals of the Pacific
Coast League defeated team of
touring major league all stars, 8-5.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-13
Viking Practice
Game Cancelled

Holtville high school Vikings will
confine this weeks schedule to in
ter-squad scrimmage, Coach Walker
announced Thursday.
The Vikings previously had a
game scheduled with Corona but
the contest was cancelled by Cor
ona early in the week.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-13
Braw|ey Schedules
Brown Saturday

Brawley high school football
team, winner in two preseason
games, will meet comparatively
weak Brown Military academy Sat-
urday night in Brawley
Bob Erskine planned to use re-
serves as much as possible in Sat-
urday's game.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-13
0ut-of.Town Grid Prognosticators
Accommodated; Football Selection
Headquarters Established

league game next Friday night.
Winners for the season will receive
two tickets to the Rose Bowl
game.
Brawley prognosticators m y
send their prediction blanks to
Johnny's Place. Brawley; Calexico
to Capitol Sweets and Holtville to
SchneiderS drug store.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-13
Miami Tourney
Purse TO
Total $4,000

MIAMI. Oct. 13. CUP) = The
Miami next open golf championship
will be worth $4,000 for the first
time. The city commission voted
unanimously to increase the value
of the 18th annual tournament, to
be held Dec. 1918 from $500 Sam
Snead, long hitting professional
from White Sulphur Springs. w.
Va, set a record aggregate Of 267
in winning last year.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-13
[. A. GRAINS
California Oralns-oacheu
No. 2 bright
l.. A. LIVESTOCK
los ANGELES, oct.
Eac1ay.n GTaryS-bnk

Los ANGELES. Oct 13. UP)-
Hogs 200. Steady; top 9.25; bulk
S.T5-g.25: s0ws $50.
Cattle 500. Fully steady: few
medium steers 7.5O; plan grass
heifers 575 down: cows Sc: cut
Ter grade 325-4.75: bulls 5.75-G.5O;
calves 800. Strong; range calves
1926.
Sheep none. Good 30 choice
wooled lambs quoted 1858
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-13
CaIexico Golf Club
To Open Sunday

CALERICO, Oct. 13. Opening
day for the Calexico golf club will
be Sunday. On the days program
will be a free barbecue. archery ex-
hibition, and golf events, Earl
Roberts, manager, announced.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-13
Afternoon Race
Season Opens Sun,

The afternoon midget race season
will De officially open at the I'M
perial Playground track Sunday af-
terncon at 2:30, according to Harry
Friedley, ICRA official.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-13
Markets At
A Glance
nr INITED PREss

Stocks strong and active.
Bonds higher and Guet;l l. ).
governments higher.
Curb stocks higher.
Foreign exchange weak.
Cotton steady.
Wheat up 7s to l cent; corn up
g to off Il.
Rubber easy.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-13
BaiIey. Gloss
Clash i'm Top
Spot Tonite

You've heard the story of David and Goliath and you
remember how the tiny David slew the Giant Philistne
while Israeltes stood around and cheered.
Tonight in the Ell Centre athletic club Earl Bailey
will substitute for David but he won't have sling shot
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-13
T.. A. HAY

Los ANG fLEs. Oct 10 uP)-
AllaiFa a. ; No. 3 ..,.. SlS-l9.bo
n =. NJ. ? lhafs ..... Si2 SO 1900
Il. = Nv s..s.....,..s.., Sl1.o0
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-13
Arabs Hope to Smash
BrawIey Jinx Friday
Ell CENTRIC JAYCEES CLASH WITH
WARRIOR ELEVEN IN N0RTHEND;
SEEK FIRST WIN IN SERIES

Central junior college VS.. Brawley junior college TO
day topped the Imperial Valley grid for the weekend
the rival teams prepared to meet in Brawley Friday
night in football rivalry that dates back to the establish
ment of the institutions Central iaYcee enioying it
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-13

YOUR dollar buys more i'm
POst-Press Want Ads!
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-13
L. A. BUTTER & EGGS
arge eggs

Los ANGELES. Oct. 13. OuP)-
Butter: extras 29c. prime firsts
|2sc. standard 27c. undergrade
|24c.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-13
CHICAGO GRAINS

Spots closed unchanged mldull
s.S2; sales 6,172.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-13
COTTON
NEW ORLEANS. oct. 13. &C

hpots cI1sed unchaHBVu' HII'U4'"s
s.b5; sales none.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-13

L.. 4. BANKS
Los ANGELES. Oct. 13. UPD-
Transamc mcrlca .............. 10-10A
La gaceta., 1938-10-21
EDEN UN GABI.
NETE DE COALICION

Londres, Octubre 21.- Ha.
blando ante la Sociedad de
Paz International, Antonio
Eden, exministro de Negocios
Extranjeros, manifesto que In
glaterra necesita un gabinete
de coalici5n para recuperar su
autoridad en- ell mundo.
Estamos entrando en- un pc.
riodo, dijo, cuando nuestro me
TODD de vida y acci6n debera
sufrir drasticos cambios, no
importa los SACRIFICES que ten
gamos que realizar.
"Toda la economic nacional
ha de ser reacondicionada. 81
va no Sc respeta Ia santidad
de los contracts entire las ma
cones, y 81 vImos a ctrrar los
ojos ante las mas gr ,eras vic
laciones de la fe International
ell mundo Degenerate en- un
jardin z~ool6gico en- ell cual to-
dos los animales quedaran
suelttos a la veg.
La gaceta., 1938-10-21
1.-THE Nation" New York

rioridad a la cual no Sc rebaja5a
ningun hombre libre que Sc res
petase.
lPor que despreciabamos y
temiamos a los chinos paganos?
P~rincipalmente por esa raz6n.
Ell chino no saba 10 bastante pa
ra darse cuenta de que Ell lugar
para los faldones de la camisa
estaba dentro de los pantalones,
tras Ell cintur6n G bajo los TRAN
ties. ESQ es 10 fundamental de to-
da decencia v reSpetabilidad. Us
ted es @ no es TN miembro digno
de la familia humana, y los fall
dones de SUI camisa son la piedra
de toque o, por 10 menos, la prue
ba segura de que listed pertene-
ce o no %pertenece a la sociedad
de seres humanos civilizados.
No puede haber discussion res
pecto a clio, asi que por varias
generaciones dos ciCdadanos nor
teamericanos Sc han asado en- ell
verano al obedecer esta regla de
hero fundido de la moda y de
la decencia... haSta ahora. Pare
ce, sin embargo, que hay ciertos
HlementoS hos subversiNos que
estan trabajando 81 no para hun
dir, por 10 menos para libertar
los faldones de las camisas. En-
realidad, este es abrir brecha
para la introduction de la blusa
La gaceta., 1938-10-21
iFUERA CAMISAS!
Oswald Garrison Willard

En- un mundo como Ell mes
trc, revuelto por la guerra y en-
.loquecido por la depression econo
mica, con frecllencia dejamos de
yer cosas importantes. Este es
ell razonamiento con ell que me
excuse por no habar aprendido
|hasta estos ultimos dias de un a.
contecimiento de extraordina-
ria promesa que tiene lugar en-
nuestro pals. Las camiserias de
todas las grandes ciudades tie
men en- eXhibicion una nueva
clase de camiSas deportiNas icu-
yos faldones Sc llevaran por fue
ra y encima de los pantalones!
Quizas ell lector no comprenda
eel significado vital de esta in
novaci6n. Els que al fin sc esta
hacienda un esfuerzo concienzu-
do por quienes controlan nues-
tros destinos "sartoriales,' para
|d~estruir un preiuicio congenito
a los norteamericanos desde mu-
cho antes de la conquista de
nuestras libertades. Mientras
que ha habido colonies de blan-
cos en- los Estados Unidos, no
hemos tenido sino desden, o al
go peor, para esos hombres a.
trasadoS que usan los faldones
de la camisa por fuera de los
pantalones, antano llamados cal
zones. Tai era una senal de infe-
La gaceta., 1938-10-21

Ia reina Isabel de Ingaaterra Sc
ponfa diez y seis sayas almido-
nadas al mismo tempo, quizas
como defensa por ell nombre que
lie daban de la "reina virgen".
Las mujeres de mi ninez en- rea-
lidai 10 pasaban ba<ttante NAL.
Sus trajes de banjo comprendlan
medias langas, mcbachos bajo
las rodillas, una blusa ajustada
CON mangas largas sobre I'm cor
Sc de bano, muy duro, y la pesa-
da saga de lana tenfa en- realidad
contrapesos de plomo para que
no sc inflase Y flotase hacia a.
rriba al entrar en- ell aqua. La
vfctima entonces estaba va lista
para ahogarse. Hoy, vestida con
pantalones cortos las piernas al
aire, Y los vestidos sin espaldas
para solearse, la mujer con toda
astucia ha cambiado la situacion q
con gran ventaja sobre Ell hon.
bre cue por tanto tempo la tuvo
sujeta a sus torturas de modas.
Els possible yer a 10 largo de los
camincs cue hay hombres traEa-
jando con ell Torso desnudo, v
por fortuna va ha desaparecido
a camiseta en- los trajes de ba-
no m~asculinos, pero todavia con-
tin1a la esclavitud del hombre a
sus trajes convencionales, y son
los hombres los que van pesada-
mente Nestidos. Hace amos
Madge Blair Barnwell inici6 u
ma cruzada para rescatar a los
hombres, pero TODD fue en- vano.
Ella decraraba que "la lista de
las postraciones y las muertes
causadas por ell calor en- ell vera
no demuestran qre los hombres
son cast siempre las victimas y
muy raramente 10 son las muje-
res. FLos hombres,-insistia
esa r~aformadora,-debieran u
sar blusas de lin6n, de wolfe, de
se3a, de cotonfa, descotadas y
con cuello redondo como las de
los marineros''. ESQ era ir un
POGO ~demasiado lejos y mas AHA
de 10 practicable. La blusa ru-
sa de hilo con sus atrayentes CO.
lores es Ell "c1ralo-todo". Estoy
rogando que pueda 20 vivir 10
srficiente para verla adoptada
nniversalmente. Confiemos en
que la nuetva camisa deportiya
usada por fuera de los pantalo-
mes signifique el principle de Ia
redenci6n masculine.
La gaceta., 1938-10-21
rusa, y somos de opinion de que
TODD n-orteamericano patricia,

rusa, y somos de opinion de que
TODD norteamericano patricia,
especialmente 81 sus antepasa-
dos aucharon en- la Guerra de-
Independence, debe indignarse
para proteger los faldones de Ia
camisa en- nuestra patria. La
prueba es completa. Semi-radi-
Gales como 20 hemos lido a Russia
y regresado convdrtidos a las
ventajas de las blusas para HON
bres. 1nsistimos en- que es fres-
ca, razonable, economical, y que
cae muy lbien a los hombres des-
pi0vistos de grasa superflua. E.
rimina los tirantes, chalecos, sa-
COS y cuellos, y 10 deja a tho en-
teramente presentable. Hasta
devuelve la Influenza de los
cclores, al traje masculine, que
es algo que por muchas genera
clones Sc ha estado dezeando sin
resultado alguno.
La fespuesta patri6tica a la
enumeration de esas ventajas
IS que TODD ESQ esta muy bien,
pero que 81 verdadero prop6sito
lie hacer que los norteamerica-
nos nos sintamos frescos Y con-
~fortables de esa manera en- Ell We
rano, es sooavar su resistencia
al bolshevismo y hacerlos mas
4ue antirreligiosos, especialmen
e en- los eomingos de verano.
La obra insidiosa de este movi-
miento de propaganda es bien
eVldente. IA us,ed lie gusta SUI
ousa rusa? Isl? Esta muy bien.
! iEntonces listed cree que los ru-
SOS son mejores, no, por1ue usan
una brenda de vestir tan razo-
nable y practica? Bien, pues de-
jeme decirle lque hay otras per-
fecciones mas acerca de Moscd.
/ listed no tiene que preocuparse
ccl Ell traje de bano listed no
debe especular y, dicho sea de
paso, tampoco puede explotar
al pueblo y 4strujar al trabaja-
dor... y iva apareci6 aquello! va
lie tenemoS a listed socavando las
instituciones norteamericanas.
Y aqui tenemos que marcar I'm
alto, en- Seguida. Los norteame-
ricanos .deben ser y seran libres,
pero no deben mostrar los fall
dones DE la camisa. ESQ no serfa
|.lbertad, sine libertinaje, y CO.
mo todo 4buen patricia sabe muy'
'bien HAY I'm prnto en- Ell que la
llbertad degenera en- libertinaie.
Bien, las mujeres son las que
pueden repantigarse y refrse
ante ell dilema planteado. iHa
habido nunca I'm Gambia seme-
JAMIE en- cuanto al vestuario, a
TODD 10 largo de la historic, CO.
mo Ell que ha tenido lugar en- Ell
atavio femenino? Sc supone qre
La gaceta., 1938-10-21
LENDBERG INSPECCIONA

Berlin, oct. 21-E coronel
Lindbergh Inspections hoy ell
nuevo dirigible aleman LZ-130
y mas tarde fue llevado a la ia
brica de aeroplanos de la firma
Dornier.
Espera ell famoso aviadcr que
lel servicio trasatlntico de diri-
glbles pueda ser reanudado en-
la primavera de 1889.
La gaceta., 1938-10-21
LiSTA DE CoNTRIBUYEN-
TIES PARA Ell C0MITE PO-
PULAR DE SOCORRO
A ESPANA
(Contimuaca6m)

OOAiCA ACdy NNAi w ~NAsN
vos ,Bretton Drug Store, Almo
Restaurant, West Coast Army
Store, Bisagra Cafe, Weir's
M. Caruso Gro, Hi-Lo Fill Sta,
w. T. Feed Store, Ferlita Maca
rronerfa, Fonte Cleaners, Frank
lyn Restaurant, C. Vega Cafe,
Americana Gro, Oural Carnica-
ria, La Economic de los Obre-
ros, Esperdy Tobacco Co., Ma
nrel Alfonso, Jose Lopez, White
Chief Gas Sta, American Beau
ty Gro, Valencia Cafe, Granada
Cafe, Jose Cuevas, La Cruz
Drug Store, DIR. Einbinder, Sas-
trerfa Ell Encanto, FL Encanto
cleaners, Juan UasSus, Sierra's,
Franco Drug Store, The Rain
cow, Max Argintar, Greco's, La
France, Columbia Radios, El Ga
tico, Cuervo's Cafe, Marie's
Beauty Salon, Cacciatore Gro,
Garcia Garage, La Bonita Beau
ty Salon, Lodato's Drug Store,
uana Pansado, Ritz Luncheon
etc, Jose A. Villa, Buchman's,
Dr.. Su9t, Mano Aizpiru, Dioni-
% Gonzalez, Barberfa, Noises
ill. Sta, Lozano's Poultry Mkt.
Delicias Cafe, BettI Rose Bak-
ng Co, Maxine Alvarez, Pre-
~sressive Shoe Shop, Mariana A
costa, Two Friends Cafe, Vina-
gre Barberia, Sardina's Gas
Sta, c. Hernandez Gro, Barrel
70 Gro, Corona Gro, BaIdome-
ro's Cafe, Valencia Poultry Mkt.
Fructuoso Gonzalez, Econ6mi-
ca Drug Store, Dependencies de
AL & F, l.. Cotton Gro, Jose Del
Vale, Gasoline dependents de
Las Novedades), Million Auto
Parts, En- Vizcaino, Amado Con-
zalez, Angel Valdes, Sanitary
Poultry Mkt, Manuel Diaz,
Florida Furniture, La Primera
de Ybor Bakery, Angel Studio,
Perez, Mems Shop, West Coast
Army Store, David Gonzalez,
Eladio Valverde, Manuel Bar
cia, j & P Gro, Francisco Gar
cha, Capitano Gro, F. Agliano
Fish Mkt, Lombardia Gro, Mo
rales Restaurant, Puleo Feed
Store, Puleo Gro, Alessi Bak-
cry, Gallego's Barberfa, Ell Bien
PHblico Drug Store, Delgado's
Dept. Store, Bronx Bar, The
Friends Club, La Flor Gro, Ca
min Cafe, Salcines y Lopez, Mis-
tretta Bros. Gro, Bombero Gro,
Gonzalez Feed Store, Vicente
Ferrer, Marcelino Cueto, ANA
lilo Muhoz Mendoza, Alexandra
Fernandez, Pijuan, Francisco
Botino, La Estrella Bakery, A.
Caltagirone, Casino Sundries,
Testasecca Bakery, Ferro Res
taurant, Gonzalez Grocery, Vic
tor Gonzalez, Eel Pasaje Fill.
Sta, Jose Maya Arios.
Contribuyeron con 4O centa-
vos: La Crecherie, Dawing Club
Contribuyeron con So centa-
vos: Casino Barberia, Jose Fer
nandez, Sweet Water Creek.
(COntinuard).
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-20
RANG her.
KILLED IN.
SMASHUP.
Truck Crashes Into
River; One
Hurt

CALIPATRIA, April 19.-
Lester Carr, %, CaleXico
rancher, was instantly kill
ed Tuesday night when the
truck he was driving careen-
ed into the railing of the New river
bridge, two and one half miles
southwest of Calipatria and plunged
into the stream.
Carr was dead before he hit the
water, Deputy Coroner Frank Ran
ey, who investigated the accident,
said. A piece of bridge railing pierre
ed his body.
Ed Mckay. Yuma laborer, who
was riding with Carr, suffered a
broken shoulder in the crash.
He was rushed to the county hos
pital where his condition was de-
termined not serious.
Cars death boosted the Imper-
ial Valley traffic death total to
eight since January l. The death
toll at this time last year was 25.
Cars body was taken to the
Thornton funeral parlor in BraWley
where an inquest will 'be held We'd
nesday, according to Water Walsh,
highway patrolman. who, with Ran
ey, investigated the accident.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-20

da, and the Waterman, who had
a permit to carry the gun, was
Gordon Cannon Cannon said that
his revolver exploded when his arm
was jostled by picKets.
Labor trouble involving the Sea
Thrush, now at Encinal terminal
here. caused a riot Monday in
which 25 men were hurt, three Sc
riously enough to require hospital
ization.
The San Francisco rioting re-
suited from an attempt of long
shoremen. associated with the CIO.
to break through a picket line es-
tablished by the Independent Sal
lors Union of the Pacific and the
Teamsters, attached to the Ameri-
can Federation of Labor.
The Sea Thrush was moved
across the bay to Encinal terminal
yesterday.
The dispute centering about the
Sea Thrush here and the Shepard
lines Timber Rush at Tacoma
Wash, arose from SUP. claims
that the company had a contract
with it to provide crew replace
mentS.