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La gaceta., 1938-03-24

contramos varioS cubanOs y te-
nemos que lamentar la perdida
de dos EN- ell contraataque de E.
SOS canallas en- eStos frentes,
que tratan de romper, pero que,
como en- Madrid. no pasaran.
Me- dices haberte enterado por
ia Gaceta" de que me encontra
ba aqui. TIE agradeceria mucho
me mandaras esos recortes.
Yo recibo La Gaceta" con
muy poca regularidad, 10 que
me hace suponer que Sc pierde.
R~eferente a Rodolfo va te po-
dras imaginar cuan,o 10 senti,
va que nos unian lazos de una
gran amistad V de un fiel COM
panerismo. Con su lamentable
perdida Sc ha lido para siempre
un buen camarada.
NoSotroS hemos de luchar con
tenacidad, con todas nuestras
fuerzas, para que ell sacrificio de
esaS vidas no resulte esteril.
Ramon.
La gaceta., 1938-03-24

Mariquita Chamberlain Sc
atuso los bigotes v dijo: Nos
convene aislarnos-.-. Checoes
lovaquia no nos interesa; Es-
pana.-.-. va tenemos relacio-
mes de amistad con Franco
La potencia que mas terra
ha robado en- ell mundo pien-
sa ash por cobardia, no por
bondad o civilidad.
Ma Mariana lie escucha, en-
cogidita, y tambien piensa en-
"aislarse"--
Ell aislamiento de la impo-
tencia; ell aislamiento de los
vencidos sin combatir.
Thomas Mann, Ell ilustre no.
velista, dijo aver en- Los An
geles: 'Tnglaterra pudo ha :
- -ontenido a Hitler. Yo es-
toy ahora convencido de que
no Quisre haeerlo y que al pre-
saRts ls aEuda. un sisrto CRU
La gaceta., 1938-03-24

N. R. - Diariamente lie man.
damos el per6dico a los queridos
amigos Jose Garcia Granell, Ro-
jas Y Cuervo. Granell hace siete
meses que no la recibe y por tan
to no nos extrana que a CuerNo
lie lleguen con mucha Irregular
dad.
Mas la Gaceta" sirvi6 para
que Rojas Sc enterara de que
Cuervo combatia por la Espaha
republican, Y para que entire los
dos Sc estableciera correspondent
cia. iSalud y dicha para estos va
lientes!
Imperial Valley press., 1938-01-16
TODAY'S
SPORTS. PARADE
By HENRY McLEMORE

cho Santa Fe course without bear
ing down.
"Mr. Little I said, what would
you like to be. A golfer?"
II have given up, said Mr.. Little,
ION account I should have had a
68 if the ball had any sense. The
way it was they kept dropping into
every gulley where a tin can show
ed, instead of waiting for the green.
Come to think of it" added
Willie Little, II would like to be
a candid cameraman and maybe,
When 1 grow up, be the guy who
gets sent around % night clubs ct
cetera taking pictures of celebri-
ties like Harry Cooper, Horton
Smith, Walter Hagen and the blind
man who beat all three of them on
a warm day
Craig Wood, who tied for the
first spot in the contest to decide
the best dressed man at the 1887
open championship, looked like
soft touch. You just knew he was
heading for Hollywood to usurp
the spot Adolph Menjou has had
too many years, but this would
turn out as bum guess. Because
Craig Wood, who drove out here
from Miami, Fla, in three days
wants to be nothing but racing
driver. He can drive 5000 miles
with no trouble, but he can't sink
two-foot putt to save his neck,
or clutch, or gear shift. Nowadays
anyway.
Paul Runyan talks chicken farm
ing; Frank Walsh knows every
professional dance team by their
first names ana wants to instruct
same; Henry Picard wants to be
the big candy man at Hershey,
Penn; Horton Smith intends to
be a financial editor or a bull or
bear or sheep; Dick Arlen, on the
other hand wants TO be a golfer
instead of an actor.
1t just goes to show it works both
ways. Mr.. Arlen, the actor, wants
to trade his yacht for trophies. Mr.
Pro, the golfer, wants to trade
his trophies for a yacht.
| You can't have everything.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-01-16

QlClOnlnS Une players, Trying OUT
rockies and engaging in exhibition
games.
Spring training, 1888 variety, is
far cry from the training camp
of the old days. Pop Anson, man
ager and first baseman of the
Chicago White Stockings Nation-
als) is credited with holding the
first spring training camp. After
winning the pennant in 1885 the
stars of the White Stockings rested
on their laurels during the winter
and came back sadly out of con-
dition. Many of them were hog fat
from too much rich food and beer
IT'S impossible to open the sea-
son with this club" said Anson.
you men will have to 60 to Hot
Springs and take the baths"
That's how the first training
camp started. Nowadays even the
minor league clubs go south for
their preliminary work. Florida will
play host to % major and minor
league clubs.
Occasionally a club like the New
York Yankees or a pennant WIN
ner with a big drawing card can
show profit on spring training.
When Babe Ruth was in his hey
day with the Yanks they frequent
ly made money during a long ex-
hibition tour.
The Chicago Cubs permanent
Imperial Valley press., 1938-01-16
Clubs Meet
Sunday in
Park

Nine sluggers from Plas-
ter City. representing the
Pacific Portland c e m en-
company, will invade sports
man park Sunday afternoon
to meet the Merchant baseball
team at 2:l5.
The Plaster City pastors will be
led by Bob Elliott, former FL Gen.
tro high school player who made
good in professional ball. Bob led
his team to an 8-4 victory over the
Merchants in the first meeting be-
tween the two clubs.
Manager Jack Stark Of the Mer-
chant team, however, will have "a
stronger lineup on the field Sun
day with Dallas Warren as catcher
and Lawson Willingham at third
baseman.
Dick Candini and Bevins will
divide the mound honors for the
Merchants and Alviso chuck for
the Plasterers. All three did noble
duty in pro leagues last summer.
The Merchants will meet Farley
of San Diego the following Sunday
and will use the Plaster City game
as a warmup for the important
league contest, according to Man
ager Stark.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-01-16
PRACTICE BALLS
TAKE BEATING
.ATGOLFCOURSE

Practice balls toek beating FIJI
dav and Saturday at the Barbara
Worth golf club. and the practice
fairways underwent severe eXcava-
ton while golf team members linn
bered Up for the Sunday encounter
with Del Rios team from BraWley.
Nearly every member Of the Bar
bara Worth team appeared at the
club this week for practice, nclud-
ing long hitting Mel Ferguson, re-
Gently returned from the coast
Ferguson probably will be in the
lineup Sunday to take the place OF
Don Rex. prevented by illness from
playing.
Del Rio is expected to bring a
large delegation to Barbara Worth.
In order to have opponents for
every visitor. all players were eX-
pected to register with Curley Vesey.
club professional, their intention OF
playing.
Matches will pegin at 9 O'Clock.
They will be played in foursomes'
with two from one team playing
against two from the opposing
team. best ball. The Nassau scor-
ing system of a point a nine and a
point On the l8 will be used.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-01-16
NEW fORK STOCKS

NEW YORK, Jan 10 w ~
stock market rallied spiritedlY TO-
day and scored gains ranging 70
more than 2 points in the nam
list. Most of them were retained
although volume lightened near the
close
Bonds were strong notably [. 5.
Government issues. Cotton futures
We're steady. Wheat firmed frac-
tionally.
Main impetus for the rising stock
market was short covering Many
who had sold the market antlcl-
Mating a substantial technical de-
cline were unwilling TO risk re
1Isining short over the weekend.
The street looked for the Presl-
dents defense message early next
week TO be bullishly construed
Best gains were in metal shares
motors and oils. Some activity oe-
veloped in armament groups. arr
pian and shipbuilding, but prices
there did not move as rapioiy as
they did earlier in the week.
Steel were strong under lead OF
L. S. Steel which reached oz1s up
8. Bethlehem sold at 654s up Ia
Cbrvsler spurted to 621s up 44s
and held most of the advance. Cen
eral motors reached 3SA up IL,
Automobile equipments made snaI
gains. ..
American Smelling rose to ,554.
up 2A Anaconda 567s up = ;hSSIni hSne
necott 42ss up ia; and PheLps
Dodge 80i2 up u. Home stake
mining made a new high at %
up "a.
Amerada was up points at SIS
y Advances of fractions to more more
cornoration. Phillips Petroleum and
Standard Oil of New Jersey.
Gains Of I 10 more than points
were made by Air Reduction, Allls
Chalmers. Du Pont, Eastman, Johns
Manville. Montgomery Ward, PM
In Morris, Scar Roebuck and Uhloh
Carbide.
United states Rubber preferred
rose points and Coca Cola was W
B American Telephone was bid W
a point on favorable earnings
report. - IN m,
shares, against 10000 in the shori
session "a week ago. Curb stock
sales were 123, 900 shares, against
10000 last Saturday.
Dow Jones closing average: IN
dustriai 134.2i. up 247; Rail. 32.33
up O.37; Utility 21.75 off O.O5.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-01-16
L. A. VEGETABLES

LOS ANGELES. Jan. IA CUPJ -
Trading was very slow on most
lines with supplies moderate TO Ii
beral.
Cabbage: local cannonball fair TO
ordinary 50-6Oc. Danish very few
S125; red cabbage fair $1.S1 25 !;
savoy 30-40c crate.
Lettuce: Imperial Valley dry pck
doz best 75-S5c. doz few 65-
75c crate.
Peas: San Diego co pole SIC lb.
Bush best 5-6c. Local bush sc.
pole 8-9c. Coachella Valley bush
mostly > C. Imperial Valley fair
quality 4-5c.
Squash; Imperial and Coachella
Valley white summer flats Sl50-Sl.
IS crates S1.75-S2: San Diego co.
lugs best S1.75-S2; local san Pc
dro dist few S2-$2.25; Italian. san
Diego co lugs mostly S1.-$I15; 10
cal 90-S1.; Imperial and Coachella
Valley crates $l10-$1:25: flats 90
81. Iugs S1.25-S1.40; yellow crook
neck San Diego co few S2.-S2 %;
yellow crookneck san Diego co
few S2.S2.25 Imperial Valley flats
fair quality S1.-S115.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-01-16

Cagers Bow
To Central

HOLTVILLE. Jan. l5.-El Centre
high school Spartan varsity cage
team continued its valley league
title chase Friday afternoon on the
Holtville court by routing the Vik-
ing quintet, 1921.
Holtville c casaba tossers, how
ever. the march of the El Centre
lightweights by scoring a l4-3 win
over the Spartan Eighties in a pre-
liminary to the El Centre junior
college House of David game in
El Centro Friday night.
The Spartans lived up 10 pre-
game expectations by running up a
comfortable lead in the first min
utes of the game and then filling
the book with subs in the latter
part of the contest.
Jack kirkpatrick paced the El
Centro scorers with 10 points.
Poole was second with g. Walker
paced the losers with seven digits.
In the c game the Holtville
Eighties held El Centro scoreless
until late in the third quarter but
the Vikings had the game on ice
before the Spartans could score.
Massey, Galloway and Looney
paced the Holtville five. There
were no outstanding players on the
Spartan quintet.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-01-16

RANCHO SANTA FE. Cal, Jan.
Is. UP)-The pasture just over
the fence always appears greener
than the one in which you are
grazing. That is an aphorism
which has long been believed but,
until today, I had always question
it. Now I am convinced.
I was sitting in the lobby of the
Hotel Del Mar adding up my golf
card (no mean feat even for a
more talented mathematician than
y and could not help but over
hear the conversations of the many
great professional golfers gathered
here for the Blng Crosby $1,000
open tournament.
If you and I could shoot golf
as well as they do, and you and
I know what we'd talk about. The
pars we had, the brides we stole,
me eagles we bagged the money
we won, the impossibilities we over
came. But not the pros. If I am
to judge by the conversations l
heard, there isn't a pro who does
MT see the hills far away as green
er than his bunkers; and know
that the other guys racket is bet
ter, and easier, than his.
Take Harry Cooper What do you
think Cooper was talking about
when I emerged from my toadstool,
which they call a potted palm out
here in California? There must
be fully one million buffers in
this country who would sacrifice a
limb, let alone a tree, to be able
to play a round of golf like Cooper.
But Cooper wants to be photo
grapher.
He stopped on the way from Los
Angeles to sign up for four les
sons at 25 clackers or collars, per
lesson. Presumably to take pic
lures of buffers breaking three
clubs and a hundred at one and
the same time.
And along came an interloper
a man with shoulders so wide
they had to remove the revolving
doors TO get him in the hotel This
was Lawson Little, who had just
pounded out a par 72 on the Ran
Imperial Valley press., 1938-01-16
Basketball Scores
In Major Conference
Games Throughout U.S.

Michigan State 65, U. of Buffalo
35.
Lehigh 81, Bucknell 43.
Villanova 81, Catholic U. 33.
Gettysburg 40, DreXel 35.
Franklin and Marshall 70, Bule
Ridge 80.
Pennsylvania Military College ST.
Delaware 27.
Carnegie Tech "A, Duquesne 81.
Geneva 30, Westminster 27.
Thiel 33, Fem College 81.
Waynesburg SO, Slippery Rock 80
Grove City 40, Alfred 27.
Duquesne Frosh 81, Carnegie
Tech Plebes "a.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-01-16
l.. A. BUTTER & EGGS
L. A. STOCKS

Los ANGELES. Jan. Is CUP) -
Stocks swung upward with rush
on the Los Angeles exchange to-
day providing an optimistic con
trast 10 yesterdays attack of the
doldrums. One issue, BurOn-Jack-
son, climbed 70 new high Of 1872
up 9 y on sale Of 100 shares.
other sales included: Con. oil 100
at l074, up y; Richfield oil 100 at
~ up = Republic Pet. 100 at A.,
unchanged. Sunray Oil 100 at 3, un-
changed: Uunion Oil 100 at p, up
~ Univ Con. Oil 100 at 7lg. down
p Transamer 100 at y, down y
Sontag Drug 100 at 70, down i
Cen. Motors 100 at 37a., up one
point: Chryslcr 100 at go up 3 y
Pacific Lighting common 100 at 81
z up 2A; Edison common 100 "a az
361a down u; Edison Original ptd'
100 at 36iz, down =; So. Cal. Gas
100 al 304s up IL.
Approximate volume of sales 8
500. shares; IS issues up, six down
eight unchanged.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-01-16
Commerce Loop
TO Start Wed.
Meet Monday

Commercial league basketball
will get under way Wednesday
night with five teams entered
i'm the loop, according to Coach
w. S. Taylor, in charge of the
league.
A meeting 20 draw up a sched-
ule and to ok. team rosters will
be held at the high school gym
nasium at 7 o'clock Monday
night.
Games will be played on one
I0r two nights week according
to the vote of teams. represented
at the meeting, according to
Taylor.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-01-16
LEE RANAGE
FIGHTS NOVA
TO DRAW IN 10

LOS ANGELES. Jan. Is. CUP)-
Lou Nova. husky young San Fran
cisco Riveter. still wore the Cali
fornia heavyweight boxing crown
today. but none too securely.
Lee Ramage of San Diego, once
promising timber for the world
title. but long since considered
past his peak after nine years IN
the ring, out-gamed him for 10
round draw last night. Nova S
state title was at stake.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-01-16

Missouri 81, Nebraska 10.
Nebraska State Teachers 73, Colo
RADIO School of Mines 81.
Brigham Young 63, Denver 81.
Wyoming A, Utah State "a.
Colorado Sd, Utah 43.
Nevada so, San Francisco As.
Greeley State 81, Colorado Col
lege %.
Southern Methodist 90, Texas 26
New Mexico Normal ga, Adams
State 81.
Oregon 38, Oregon State 80.
Fresno State 80, Santa Barbara
State %.
San Francisco State SO, Chico
state 30.
Whitman So, College of Puget
Sound 80.
Washington SO, Montana So
Washington State 43, Idaho AZ.
Davidson 80, Furman 25.
North Carolina 81. VMI II.
North Carolina State 81, South
Carolina 81.
Drake &c. Grinnell 26.
Conn. State So, Maine A.
Buffalo State Teachers So, Roch-
ester Mechanics Institute "a.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-01-16
Texas Golf Club
Seeks Meet Date

HOUSTON, Tex, Jan. Is. UP)
River Oaks country club, host
to Houston's first open golf tour
nament under professional golfers
association sanction in 1887, made
a bid today to return the meet to
its course during the PGA's winter
tour Feb 1920.
R. L. Jacobs, club president, said
that the offer was for the course
only to be used if the tournament
is arranged with Fred Corcoran,
PGA tournament manager.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-01-16
Hank LuiSetti
Leads Stanford
To Cage Victory

PALO ALTO, Cal, Jan. Is. CUP)
Angelo OHank) Luisetti, consider
ed by many the nations outstand-
ing basketball player, scored %
points to pace the Stanford univer-
sity basketball team in 64 to 54
win over the University of South
ern California team here last night.
He suffered a nasty cut over the
right eye in an accidental collision
in the first half with Dale Goodrich,
use forward. He left the game,
but returned a few minutes later
with a bandaged forehead to con-
tinue his scoring spree.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-01-16
CHICAGO GRAINS

CHICAGO. Jan. - (UP) Ad-
vances in security prices, gains al
Buenos Aires and continued lact OF
moisture in the southwest exerted
mild bullish influence on wheat
on the Chicago Board Of trade to-
day and the market was moderate
ly firm most Of the session. There
was an uncertain undercuffen l.
however. and the trend lacked di-
rection, turning lower toward the
close. M
Al the close wheat was 4 to y
cent lower. corn u TO = cent nigh
er and oats unchanged at y cent
higher.
Corn prices were mixed az the
opening Prices changes were small
but the market drew some encou-
ragement from an unofficial estl-
mate that the Argentine corn crop
probably will be about. 125,OOO,OOO
bushels under a year ago when the
Yield was the smallest since 1924-25
Imperial Valley press., 1938-01-16
Lutte Wins From
Brother Jonathan

Nick Lutte won straight falls
from Brother Jonathan in the main
event at the Calexico arena grap-
ping show Friday night and Lou
Mayo, Mexican favorite, Walloped
Joe Grimes in the special event.
Del Kunkel outmaneuvered Chris
zaharias in the opener, The crowd
was average, the card excellent.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-01-16
L. A. LIVESTOCK

Los ANG GELES, Jan. II IIPJ =
Hogs so. weak TO slightly lower;
few grain fed S.50-9; quotable top
around 9.15.
Cattle 100, including nine loads
billed through Very slow, about
steady; some bids lower on COWS;
medium to good fed steers 6.50-7.
rs; few cows 475-5.25; cutter grade
3.25-450; no bulls sold. Calves GOO.
Few sales steady. Vealers TO 10:
few medium slaughter calves 4;
.tnnk nalNHs IN gold.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-01-16
Australia Takes
80 Series Lead

ADELAIDE, Australia, Jan. Is
(UP)--Australia took a 80 lead
over the United States today in
an informal international tennis
series with a pair of singles vic
tories.
Jack Bromwich Australian Davis
Cup star, defeated Donald Bulge
of Oakland, worlds No. l amateur,
8-6, 6-1, 6-3 while Jack Crawford
defeated Gene Mako of Los An
geles Ga, 6-2, 6-3. Adrian Quist
and Bromwich defeated Bulge and
Mako in yesterdays doubles.
YOU haven't read ALL the NEWS
until Won READ the ADS.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-01-16

test between tne :. y. hdIu"die
and Junior college reserves in which
the Hardware eked out 24-2O vic
tory. It was the third straight loss
for the Arab scrubs.
The bearded cagers, VINO have
not lost a game since they started
this seasons tour. demonstrated
why they had not dropped a decis-
ion in the first quarter OF play.
Stoelting. the six foot eleven inch
center. dominated the play with
20 point but it was George Deim
who caught the eye of the crowd.
His fancy steps and brilliant
passing had a capacity crowd roll
ing in the aisles in each half and
his unusual footwork had the ref
cree staggering before the contest
was over.
The score could have been 1921,
had the bearded ones desired such
a score but the boys from the east
were only in the game for good
time.
Fancy overhead shots, long shots,
and short shots plunked through
the netting with amazing ease and
even football plays worked for the
House Of David sharpshooters.
Roy Koiki 4 feet Il inch junior
college player, was the only Arab
basketeer able to break up the
football play of the invaders. He
conceived the idea Of jumping off
side and taking the pass from CEN
ter.
The Bearded cagers put on one
of the finest exhibitions Of basket
ball playing ever seen in the valley
and at least 300 cage fans are
awaiting their return next year.
YOU haven't read ALL the NEWS
I'M i'll YOU READ the ADS,
Imperial Valley press., 1938-01-16
Committee Ends Grid
Career of John Rabb

COLUMBUS, O., Jan. Is. (UP)-
The intercollegiate football career
Of Johnny Rabb, hard-driving Ohio
State fullback, today was ended by
"a ruling of the eligibility commit
tee of the western conference
Rabb came to Ohio State after
spending his Freshman year at
ForGnam university and gained
recognition as one of the best run
ming backs in the big ten.
Rabb played in two games while
a freshman at Fordham.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-01-16
WIN OVER UCLA

LOS ANGELES, Jan IS up
A stubborn University Of California
at Los Angeles basketball team last
night held California to 39-37
victory after relinquishing a 1872
lead run up in the first six minutes.
The Bears rally put them out
ahead
Imperial Valley press., 1938-01-16
WHITTIER DEFEATS
REDLANDS, 1884

REDLANDS, Cal. Jan. IS. tUP)
Whittier college defeated Redlands
university basketball team 1884 in
the southern California conference
opener last night Redlands, lead
ing 20-l8 at half time, was unable
to stop Whittier Forward Wayne
Wilson. high scorer with IA points.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-01-16
Braddock Reaches
Fisticuff CrOSSrOad

POMPTON LAKES, N. j., Jan.
Is. CUP)-James j. Braddock, for
mer world heavyweight champion
admitted today that he has reach
ed the crossroads Of his fistic
career.
Next Friday night he encounters
Tommy Farr Of Wales and on the
outcome of that bout will depend
Jimmy's future--if any-in the
ring.
If he wins, Braddock hopes to
fight at least once a month and
perhaps get another shot at the
championship he lost last summer
to Joe Louis.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-01-16
MARKET QUOTATIONS
L. 4. POULTRY

Los ANGELES, Jan. IS CUP) -
Hens, Legho-ns. ! u "a lbs :. 14c
Hens, LeghOrns, to lbs. lac
Hens, LeghOTns, over 4 lbs. :. 16c
Hens, c9lored 81 to 4 lgs. e. 24c
Hens, over 4 lbs. .............. 25c
Broilers, over I up to III lbs. 19c
Broilors, over l up to ! p lbs. -.
2l4 lbs. o.. 19c
Fryers, LeghOrhs. ;;,e, "a ano
Fryers. - up to g. lbs. o.. 19c
Fryers. colored over "a lbs o.. zoe
Roasters sOfl Donc. -tner than
Rocks. 3ia lbs. and UP ........ 23c
Barred Rocks over 4 lbs. ...... &c
stays ......... ...... sc
old BOOSTERS .12c
Ducklings, over Az lbs. .... 20c
Ducklings, under Az lbs. ...... 17c
Old Ducks ...........-..... lie
Geese ................. 19c
Young Tom TURKEYS. Is lbs. to
IS lbs. ...... 19c
Young tom turkeys, over IS lbs &c
Hen Turkeys, 8 lbs and up e.. 21c
Old Tom Turkeys ............ 16c
Old Hen Turkeys ............ zoe
Squads, / lbs. per doz. and up. .2Sc
Capons. under T lbs. ....-...24t
Capons, lbs. and up ........ 25c
Rabbits. No. l white 2l2 lbs. e.. 12c
70 Az lbs. 90. .-........... 49,
= Pabhite mixed CglOrg .... Toe
Imperial Valley press., 1938-01-16

training base at Catalina Island
off the California coast is per-
haps the best. On this island P. K.
Wrigley puts his athletes up in
style at a fancy resort hotel and
they train in picturesque setting
which would make old Pop Anson
rub his eyes
Imperial Valley press., 1938-01-16
Markers At
A Glance
nv United PRESS

Stocks higher and modefdlelA az
Ponds irregular and fairly active
T. :. government issues higher
Curb stocks higher and fairy ac-
tive.
Foreign exchange higher IN re-
lation to the dollar.
Cotton steady in quiet trading
Wheat and corn fractlohally
higher.
puhber higher.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-01-16
WALLY HALLY KAYOS
KENNY REED IN 3RD

SAN DIEGO, Cal, Jan. IS. CUP)
-Wally Hally Of Hollywood knock
ed out Kenny Reed of San Diego
last night in three rounds. Hally
weighed 1876, Reed 1876.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-01-16
MAJOR LEAGUE BALL
CLUBS MAP SPRING
TRAINING PROGRAM

NEW YORK, Jan: I5: (UP)-The 16 major league
clubs will head for Florida California, Louisiana, Texas
and Mississippi next month to engage in weeks of
intensive spring training for the opening of the baseball
April 49, They'll spend than 100000
Imperial Valley press., 1938-01-16
Merchants, Plasterers
Clash in Return Game
Glowing House Of David
Caaers Battle Arab Five
TO Score 4z-35 Triumph

Glowing House of David basketball team trday
night gave Ell Centro junior cOlegians lesson III the arr
of basketball playing by defeating the ARABS 4z-oo' III
the high school. gymnasium.
The game was preceded by a rough and tumble con-