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and If Of block II. according to
map made by w. {. Jordan OF
record in map book /, page 100,
of the records of maps for Hen.
dcrson county, and as described
in deed from a. H. Smith and
others To II. Walter Fuller, OF
record in book 1T, page 1913, oil
said records, and
OTIS lG. II, Is and IL of block
II, according to map made by w.
G.. Jordan Of record in map book
/, page 100, Of the records OF
maps for Henderson county, and
AS described in deed from A. IL.
Smith aud others to II. Walter
Fuller, Of record in book 125,
page 81, of said records.
Excepting and rescrving, how
ever, from the foregoing tracts of
land, lots Nos. %, and q, AS
shown on plat designated rs
FuIlcr's court Rhododcndron sec
ton, re subdivision Of lots IL,
10, ID, Is, l6, II, 1S, 3G, 81, az,
43, II and Is, block IA, copy
of which said map is filed with
the party Of the second part here
to. which said plat will forwith be
filed for record in the office OF
the register Of deeds for Hcnder-
son county, n. G. =,
Dated and posted this the END
day Of March, 1888.
J.. =. PRINCE,
Successor Trustee.
3-23-Wcd-4t
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the undersigned has been appoint
ed successor trustee under sad
deed of trust by an instrument III
writing recorded in book PIG at
page 375 in the office Of the reg
istcr of deeds for Henderson
county, n. c., and
WHEREAS, default having
been made in the payment OF the
Indebtedness secured by said decd
of trust and the holder has de
mandcd that the undersigned en-
crcisc said power of sale and sell
the property thereby conveyed, as
provided in said deed Of trust,
THEREFORE,, the undersigned,
successor trustee, will sell ut pub
lie auction, to the highest bidder
for cash, at O'Clock noon on
the 22nd day Of April, 1898, at
the courthouse door in the CITY
Of HcndcrSonviIle, n. G., the roI-
lowing described land, to-wit:
Lying and being in Henderson,
Vile township, County of Hen
derson, State OF North Carolina,
and being lots II, -, IS, 81, OF
block Ia, according to map made
by w. c. Jordan Of record in map
book /, page 100, Of the records
Of maps for Henderson county
and as described in deed from A.
II. Smith ct al to II. Walter Full
Ter, of record in book ll2, page
622, of the records Of deeds for
Henderson county.
Being lots &c, ii, Is, l6, i3
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BARKER HEIGHTS

BARKER HEIGHTS, Mar. so.
Mrs. Vance Thompson Of Detroit,
spent Sunday with her sister, Mrs.
Leila Newman, who is i'll at the
homo Of her daughter, Mrs. Hugh
Morrison.
Mrs. GAY Justus and children
Of East Hcndcrsonvillc, called
Saturday on Mrs. Roy Gowan and
other friends here.
Mrs. Ebert Pace of Dana, call
cd Sunday on her mother, Mrs,
Isabel Station, and Mrs. Mamie
Mitchell. m
Lois and Jack Whitaker are i'll
with measles.
The Womcn's Missionary So
cicty Of the Methodist church at
East Flat Rock met recently at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Tom
kciSlcr Of Barker Heights Tor
their monthly meeting.
A very interesting program was
given and delicious refreshments
were served to those present.
Mrs. GOdfrcc Lyle and little
daughter, Robbie, also Mrs. f: +;
Ruff and Margaret Ruff called
Sunday evening on Mr.. and Mrs
\. G.. Gibbs.
Mrs. Carl Ward has been i'll for
tho paSt~cck with tonSilitiS.
Sarah and Bobbie Sherman are
spending a weeks vacation in the
country following the close OF
their school at Dana.
James Brown, formerly of this
place, was accompanied home ion
the Weekend by a friend, Allen
Dale Thompson of Marion, 0.
On Sunday afternoon the two
young boys together with Oricr
| Aiken and "Buddy" Hoots of Bar
kcr Heights, who occupied tho
rumble seat of Thompson's car
were motoring on the Grccnvillt
highway and collidcd with anoth
or car, near the pig and Wits
tie" resulting in major injuries
TO all of the occupants, except the
driver who was slightly injured
Thompson, Is years Of age, il
now being held without bono
awaiting Il hearing. The car wa
completely demolished.
James Brown, grandson Of Mr.
and Mrs. LeandCr Justice; Orcl
Aiken, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. A
Aiken, and a senior of Flat Rocl
high school; "Buddy" HoOts, sol
of Mr.. and Mrs. Maynard Hoots
all of Barker Heights, are nov
Escriously i'll at Patton Mcmoria
Hospital.
| Mr.. and Mrs. }. n. Guicc o
Dana, were dinner guests Sunda.
Ipf Mr.. and Mrs. Dewey Sherman
/ On last Wednesday the student
I-oE Miss Irene NlitchclpS room
| Dana school, were given Il mos
ftelightful surprise picnic. The.
were having their last "Natur
Study" class exploring one Of tn
high peaks just east Of the schoo
building. After slowly winding
their way through the rhododen
dron thckct and across bubblini
streams. they assembled the StccI
hill covered with beautiful al
bulus and galax leaves.
When the rock covered sum
nit was reached. the childrc1
found that Il Fairy GOd-Mothcr
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LITTLE WILLOW

LITTLE willow, March 80
A number Of people from this
community attended the baccalau,
rcate sermon at the Etowah hlgl
school Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. W. w. Orr and Mr.. anc
Mrs. James Mccall visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Charley Orr Of Pisgah Forest
Sunday afternoon.
Fred Scntcll, who has been IL
with measles, is much improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jones Banning
and son, Glenn, visited Mr.. anc
Mrs. James Dalton Sunday night
Mr.. Dewey Orr and family anC
Mr.. Kimplc Mccall and family Wis
tied Mr.. and Mrs. ". W. Orr Sun
day.
Greed Banks made a business
trip to Hcndcrsonvillc Saturday.
Mrs. James Orr called on Mrs
Oscar Grey one day last week.
The friends of Mr.,Erncst Grey
who is on the sick list, are sorry
to know that he is not Improved:
Mrs. Flora Oliver spent the
weekend with her son, Grady, OF
Pisgah Forest.
The farmers of this ScctloR arc
busy planting potatoes.
mir. Hilliard Oliver is on the
sick list IL 1,
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TRUSTEES SALE

WHEREAS. II. Walter Fuller
and wife, Alice H. Fuller. made
and executed certain deed Of
trust to the Central Bank d
Trust Company, Trustee, for
Laurel Park Estates, Inc, dated
June ), 1926, and recorded IN
book Sc at page $50, in the office
of the register Of deeds for Hen
dcrson county, n. c., to secure
certain indebtedness, and
WHEREAS, on account Of the
inability of said Central Bank d.
Trust Company, trustee, To act,
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CORDS OF WOOD CUT
in LESS THAN 9 HOURS

PINE BRUSH, n. Y, Mar. 80,
CUPl-Hcnry Mari, 27-ycar-old,
I95-pound Woodburnc state pris-
on guard, has established himself
as the Paul Bunyan of Orange
county"
Swinging a 3k-pound single
bladcd axe, Mari cut and ranked
four cords of wood III 8 hours and
SIS minutes. He had trained three
weeks before attempting the feat,
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REPAIRING TIME is here. FILA
loans available on easy terms.
See US for shop work and ma
terials on all kinds. Henderson
vile Lumber Co. Phone AZ at
depot.
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MAKE YOUR CROPS pay by us
ing the best fertilizers and
seeds. Use Southern Fish Scrap
or Swift's Red Steer fertilizer
with T. w. Woods garden and
field seeds, for sale by Stcpp &
Walker, Inc, East Flat Rock,
n. C.. Phone l30-W. +
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Five sisters and a brother in
IIuddersfeld, England, have a to-
tai age Of 40 years, the eldest
being IS and the youngest 67.
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FLETCHER LIMESTONE CO.,
Fletcher, n. C. Ground lime
stone, any quantity, sos per
ton at plant. Make deliveries
for small charge. Analysis:
Calcium carbonate $3.50, mag
nesium carbonate 44.50.
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BUILDING AND REPAIRING

made easier by FILA loans on
easy term and not requiring
mortgage for average repairs
and even on new lOw-priccd
structures. Glad to help you
estimate cost Of materials
necessary on the job, as rcQuir-
ed to get loan. Henderson,
vile Supply & Coal Co. Phone
500. "
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FERTILIZERS-Merco fish scrap
and tankage. See me before
buying. Onion sets sc at. Woods
seeds. Ask your neighbor about
Merco. Feeds of all kinds. H. d.
Hyder, by Clay Hyder's garage,
Chimney Rock road.
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Special Notices
PERSONAL

MINI OLD AT 40! GET PEP.
luL1N New OStrcx Tonic Tab
let's contain raw oyster inVigo-
ratOrs and other stimulantS.
One dose starts new pep. Value
500. Special price, 95c. Call,
write Justus Pharmacy.
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FLA LOANS. We arc now able
to assist you in getting loans
for plumbing, heating, painting
and general repairs for your
home. Hendersonville Hard
ware Co, Inc. =
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had preceded them leaving large
trays of chocolate cookies and
candy surrounded by 40 glasses
of delicious grape juice and q bas-
kct of apples. Behind trees the
iubilant children found "thc Fair
ies"-Miss Barbara Hill, Il mem
Der of the class who had feigncd
an absence and her mother, Mrs.
Raymond Hill. After enjoying the
dainty feast, the children and
teacher accompanied Mrs. Hill
home, leaving empty glasses,
trays, baskets, and many thanks
for the best party Of the season.
In the past decade land in Tex
as devoted TO the production Of
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WANTED-To rent-Small house
and garden; nice location, per
manent home. Box 10, care
TimcS-NCwS.
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SCOCO FERTILIZERS give big
ger fields from your fields" II
has cotton seed meal filler.
Arcadian nitrate of soda. Get
our prices. The Home Store,
Seldom OStcen, Mgr. p
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Cuisines Services

CALL Me for expert painting and
paper hanging. {. 5. Station.
Phone 600.
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and Plants

~ ~ CAPRI is: Towering
a, r., are coming back. Free
sg'i" ",'" , each purchase of 81.
Ii, y. c. ~ y East FIAT
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no shrub or fruit tree this
:c.ior lou l.. Z, will find a good
he Is' 9sS a; Sinclair Nurseries.
'''-J, =
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32-Rooms and Houses

WANTED TO LEASE BY YEAR
e or 7 room unfinished
house on southern side Of city.
Address House" care Times
News.
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! iest L--Juniper trees, 10 to
Is M "So' SOC each. smaller
,avs6 per loot. Walter Orr,
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MOTHPROOFING THAT is
SAFE. Recommended for wool
en- wearing apparel, also Grapes,
rugs. tapestries, upholstered
furniture. 1t is colorleSS, stain
less and odorlcSS. Abbott
Knight. Cleaners & Laundry.
Phone 6SS. K. CaroluS Will
liamS, Mgr.
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No WORRY about your money
invested here. All accounts IN
surCd up to 5000. Current
dividends at / percent per an
mum. We invite you to ask for
details. personally or 5y mail.
First Federal Savings d Loan
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5--Foodstuffs

FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
Fresh, open air market, with
prices that will appeal to YOU,
Poultry. eggs, fish. Jack Rus
sell. III Seventh Ave. W.
Phone 96S.
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l.. d. Camp is building Il house
i'm the kanuga section. . ID. T..
Jones is repairing and painting
his home in Laurel Heights, using
observation-disclosures paints. See
us for your building material
needs.
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FOR SALE-Pipc, new or recon
ditioned, galvanized or black,
guaranteed - pullcys, Shaftlne
and hangcrS-solder, pig lead,
Rabbit - structural steel. We
also buy and pay highest prices
for scrap iron, copper, brass,
etc, unlimited quantities, car,
loads or truckloads. Southern
Iron d Metal Co., Inc, Elk
change St. SpartanburC, S. c.
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Grass Getting Cow Would Sell Use For Sale Adv For Quick Results

USED PIUMBING-Sinks, plain
and drain board; bath tubs WIN
legs and buiIt-ins; lavatorI,cS'
commodcS, hot water MhNS'
pipes, etc. Louis Williams.
Phone 765-J.
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FOR SALE-Corn tops by stack,
3 cents bundle, cash. 5. NJ.
Clark, Hcndcrsonvillc, N c.,
Route ).
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Houses and Real Estate
BROW NLEE
'''ee < Realty Company

BIZ v OHFER-Five lots free.
m.. ,.'' one ,ot and sell one
y, -. y a, regular price to par
,o,, .a. VT" build nice house,
|,,,,,...> Or more, according to
49,, Greater Druid Hills
Es.opmeUt VIM. Lott,
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I5-MiscellanevuS

MATCHING EGGS from fine
strain White Lcghorns, 75c for
Is. l.. G.. Swift, Upward, Curb
Market Saturdays. Baby chicks
on order
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I3-Merchandise

GRADUATION GIFTS - Make
their graduation complete with
a present. of watch, ring, or
other suitable gift from Charlie
French, JcwelCr.
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l0-Transportation
lII-Household Goods

FOR SALE-Used good gas stove,
Vile Transfer Go.
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LIQUID LIME SULi Hulk, inter,
national fertilizers, garden ana
field seeds. See our new Niger 5
bean spraycrs before buying:
King Hardware Co.
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NEW CLEANING PRICES-50c
for cleaning. pressing and de,
livering any garment. Cash and
carry prices: ST. for cleaning
and pressing three plain gar
meutS; 75c for two plain gar
mcntS. Millcr'S Cleaners and
Laundry. Phone 1853. 12O 4th
Ave. f. No connection with
any other laundry.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-21
Hogue Twins Make Final
Appearance of Year in I.V.
Battling Brothers
Headline CaIexico
Fight Card Thurs.

Shorty and Bigboy Hogue, pcs
SCISSORS of the middleweight and
welterweight championships of the
far west. will return to action in
the valley for the last time in 1888
en- Thursday night. as headlinerS
on the CaleXico athletic club card
The twins opponents will be
Sammy Nero and Art Gonzales, the
battlerS whom the Hogues met in
the finals OF the southern Cali
fornia elimin3tions.
Nero dropped a close decision to
Shorty and Art Gonzales dropped
verdict to Bigboy Both coast
boys are anxious to get the return
match.
Nero gave Shorty one of his
Stiffest battles o. the tournament
and the Bigboy-Gonzales scrap Was
the outstanding of the meet
Proceeds from the nights scraps
will be turned over to the Hogue
twins to aid in the betrayal of eX-
penses on their trip to the National
tournament. according to Leo Ellis,
matchmaker.
Five other bouts, featuring the
Golden Glove champions will round
cut what Matchmaker Ellis de-
scribed as the outstanding program
of the season.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-21
L. A. PRODUCE

Los ANGE ELES. Dec. p. UPJ-
Trading continued slow in most
lines with supplies moderate to lib
eTal.
Cucumbers: I V. flats fair s1.65-
1.75; lugs few $3.50: local hothouse
flats dz. best SO.
Lettuce: Dry pack Yuma dz So
2.25: dz S2.75-3: J. V. dz. S2.75-
8 Phoenix 4 dz. $2.25-2.5O; SIS S1.75-
2; Guadalupe & Santa Maria As
S1.75-2: IS 81 25-1.50: local loose 10
81
Peas: san Pedro bush 12-13c.
san Diego Co pole 12-14c. Santa
Barbara Co best 15-16c. Orange Co
Squash. White summer I. V.
crates s2-2.25: flats mostly 50: San
Diego Co Iugs S2.25-2.50: local So
2.25: Italian !. V. crates S1.50-1 rs /:
San Diego Co lugs S1.35-150: local
Sl.25-1.50. yellow crookneck san
Diego Co logs $215-2.25: local 50
per ton banana $16-25: Hubbard
$3.50
Tomatoes: San Diego CO globes
lugs 4X5s $1.75-1.85; 5x5s & SKIS So
25: 6X6s mostly 81 75-185; Orange
Co 5x5s & 5x6s S1.75-2: 6x6s $1.35-
50; inland crates 9-tops best
mostly SL75-2; 12s S1.5O-1.65; 16s
Sl-1 25; san Diego Co stem 2-tier
4X5s $1.75-2: 5X5s q 5X6s $2-2.25.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-21
Spartans Bow to
Invaders, 30.1q;
Arabs Lose, 1921

An object lesson in how basket
ball should not be played was pre-
sented at the Central gymnasium
Tuesday when Beverly Hills high
school defeated Central junior col
lege and Ell Centre high cagerS in
a doubleheader.
Beverly Hills varsity quintet wal
loped Ell Centro jaycees, 1921 in
the first game of the night and
then outcharged Ell Centro high
school to win 30-l9.
Ian Elliott, sharpshooting Beverly
forward. was the margin OF vic
tory in the first game of the night
as he sunk II points to keep the
Arab machine on the small end of
the score throughout the contest.
The second game started as
though it would be the feature
attraction of the night. Both teams
worked smoothly with few personal
fouls committed. Bverly Hills slip
ped into 1877 lead at the inter-
In the second half, however, the
game developed into a brawl Play
ers charged into one another. If
Central high football players had
smashed with the same power the
basketball team showed in Tues
day nights game, the Spartans
would not have finished in third
place.
They don't pay off on power
in basketball games, however, and
Beverly Hills cagerS were more ac-
customed to the rough style of
play. The coast cagers sunk bas-
kcts during the melee, Ell Centro
was too busy meleeing. Twenty
one personal fouls were called in
the rough and tumble second half
Billy Payne paced the Spartans
with ten points Al Vail led the
winners with eleven digits.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-21
MARKET QUOTATIONS
NEW YORK STOCKS

NEW YORK. Dec 21. GP) The
stock market experienced its firth
day of decline In the composite
cverage TODAY. Dealings increased
moderately.
The market started steady but
realizing in aviation shares unset
tied the list around noon and prices
showed declines ranging o
points. a few issues making new
lows for the year. Rails held bet
ter than other groups but finally
turned down. Late in the session
the list was steadier.
Considerable tax selling came in
to the market. Traders believed II
marked the climax of such realiz-
ing and looked for pressure to lifi
shortly. This year has brought out
Increased AMOUNTS of selling to
realize gains or losses for income
tax purposes because Of change
in the tax law.
Bonds moved down. Grains ano
cotton were steady.
Business news was mostly favor
able. including record output Of
electricity. prediction of better
times by Secretary Roper. estimate
Of a - per cent steel rate going
into 1899 against 1872 per cent
YEAR ago and more favorable re
ports on progress in the rail equip
ncnt field An adverse factor wa
a define in car loadings. However
that was in line with expectations
Of most traders.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-21
By HENRY MeLEMORE

HOLLYWOOD. Dec. 2l. tUP)-
One of California'S celebrated
"mistS" pelted down in torrents ON
the clubhouse roof.
Outside. the fairwayS and greens
ran rivers, and the caddies huddled
beneath their shelter like wet birds.
Inside the members of our four
scme pulled up chairs and began
TO lie about the scores We would
have had if it hadn't started mist
ing
The locker room boy turned on
the electric phonograph and Bing
Crosby's sweet and throaty voice
filled the room.
Shut off that crooner!,' the
man next to me said I'm so tireu
OF hearing that guy sing l could
YELL"
"Ckay, Mister Crosby" the locker
room boy said. III shut it off if
you say so. But I thinks you sing
mighty pretty
The music stopped, and Bing set
tied back with a sigh.
Now We can talk in peace" he
said.
With the opening of Santa Anita
little more than a week off the
talk drifted from golf to horsa
racing. and Crosby. as a man whose
silks will show there, was asked
about his stable.
Which stable?," he asked. I've
three now"
Bing said this more in a spirit of
resignation than of boasting.
"One stable is in, the Binglin. :
he said. That's the one own
with Charley Howard's son, Lin
and which sounds like the name
of a Chinese laundry.
Then there's the Boblee stable,
which my wife owns with another
Howard boy. Bob They haven't
even got a horse apiece. There is
only one horse in the stable
Then there is the Crosby stable.
That's the one with the blue and
gold silks. I got those colors from
the theme song l used to sing
Here Bing settled back and sang
few bars of When the Blue Of
the Night Meets the Gold of the
Day -- -
Johnny Weismuller who was to
have been my partner at golf, in
terrupted with:
Shut off that crooner I'm SO
tired of hearing that guy sing I
could yell
Nuts to you. Tarzan,' Bing said.
Go climb tree"
AS a matter of fact. Crosby has
no reason to speak with a resigned
voice when he talks of his stables.
His horses have shown a profit for
each of the four years he has been
in the game. and II Seabiscuit de-
cides to do his winter running in
Florida, the Binglin's stables South
American horse, Ligaroti will be
the favorite in the 100000 Santa
Anita handicap in March. Ligaroti
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-21

vas with a right to the chin in tho
third round of a quarter-final bout
in the southern California elimina-
tons.
But Shorty bounced back to his
feet to hand Wilkes the worst beat
ing of his career. Shorty threw
caution TO the winds, waded in
with both fists flying Wilkes die
the only sensible thing. He backed
up. If he hadn't Shorty's failing
fists would have sent him into
Sunderland.
Bigboy encountered little trouble
until his final bout Monday night.
He won the first round from Dale
Maloney, but the Seattle champion
came back in the second round to
floor Bigboy with a right to the
chin.
The twin rose at the count of
four. Still groggy he charged Ma
loney with fists flying. Maloney
met Eogue in the center Of the
ring but couldn't stand up under
the onslaught.
Golden Glove Reservations
Bigboy continued his charge in
the third and fourth rounds. Ma
loney fought back gamely but the
infuriated twin blasted him with
rights and lefts to the face and to
the body.
When it was all over BieboI
courage had pulled him through tc
a decisive win over the Seattle
champion and the Hogue twins nad
clinched reserva tons on the Golden
Glove special to Detroit
So cross your fingers toss salt
over your shoulder and join the
Hogue bandwagon. The entire Pa
cific coast is roofing for the
repliciar Jacumbans. Maybe an
other dream will come true on the
night of January IS.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-21
Ambers WiIIinq
To Meet Henry
Armstrong

NEW YORK. Dec. 81. CUP)-Lou
Ambers of Herkimer. N. Y. former
lightweight champion. is willing tc
step into a ring any time, any
place against Henry Two Crown"
Armstrong of Los Angeles, but only
II Armstrong; lightweight title is at
stage. Al Well, his manager, an
nounced today.
Armstrong. also holder of the
Welterweight title won the light
weight championship from Ambers
IN a close match earlier this year.
"A match has been offered AM
bers with Armstrong by Promoter
Mike Jacobs, WE'LL said. but I'M
er the condition that the only
championship Armstrong will have
at stake will be the welterweight
title.