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Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-21

were threatening to grow Today
boards today as students and Off
cials began preparing a gala well
come for the Lace Panty" special
bringing Dukes football team to
the Rose Bowl.
The TrojanS worked for two
hours in a light but steady rain
and their offense clicked to per-
fection.
Tennessee ScrimmagcS
KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Dec. 81.
CUP)-TennesSee, unbeaten cham
pionS of the Southeastern confer
ence. scrimmages today against
Oklahoma plays in preparation for
the Orange Bowl game at Miami.
One team of the varsity will run
the Oklahoma offensive as spotted
in the Oklahoma Washington State
game by Tennessee Freshman
Coach Hugh Faust.
Star Returns
NORMAN, Okla, Dec. 81. (UP)-
(UP) = Novel; Wood, first string
center injured in Oklahoma's Dec.
3 clash with Washington State,
today was expected to be in con-
dition within week and see action
in the Orange Bowl game.
FOR quick action use
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-21
L. A. STOCKS

Los ANGELES. Dec. p. OUPD-
Three issues gained. 10 lost anc
four remained unchanged in trad
ing today on the Los Angeles stock
exchange. Volume approximate
1000 shares.
Central Investment was uD y al
49,: Broadway Department store
down - TO 7M: Pacific Finance pfc
unchanged at 9M; Transamerica up
X at 6l: Holly Oil down 20 cents
al 81 so: Union Oil up y at 49,
Wellington Oil was down Is al
8S: Consolidated Steel common
down a at So: Consolidated steer
pfd down X at 95s: Chapman Ice
cream downs cents S1.05; Gladding-
Mclean unchanged at Si2
Lockheed Aircraft was down -
changed at AZ: Puget Sound Pun
A. Paper down / * at 6h; Ryan
Aeronautical unchanged at -
Southern California Edison common
down x at 22h and Southern Cal
ifornia Gas down 4 at 81.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-21
ApostoIi Whips
A! Cocozza

NEW HAVEN. Conn. Dec. 81.
lUP)-Freddie Apostoli of San
Francisco. recognized as middle
weight champion by the New York
and California boxing commissions,
today held a victory over Al Co.
cozza. Of New York.
Apostoli. 1917. stopped the New
Yorker, who weighed 165. after 35
seconds of fighting in the fourth
round Of a scheduled 10 rounder
last night at the New Haven arena.
The battle drew only 2OO0 fans who
contributed a gross gate of $500.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-21

races were long aICer S1hl vi III
in fundamentals had caused Coach
Wallace Wade to express to each
and every one his dissatisfaction.
AS the train sped westward, two
pair of dainty lace trimmed panties
fluttered in car window. They
were gifts to "co-captains Eunice
Bill and Agnes Upton" from an
anonymous donor who took liter
ally a Los Angeles sport writer's
comparison of the Dukes with a
bunch of Wellesley college girls.
The train carries 35 members of
the squad, the coaching staff and
200 fans. A workout was scheduled
late today at Pine Bluff, Ark.
TrOjanS Drill
LOS ANGELES, Dec. q. (UP)-
The Southern. California TroJans
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-21
Oakland Buys
Pitcher, Fielder
From Angels

LOS ANGELES. Dec. q. (UP)-
The Los Angeles baseball club today
announced the sale of Jack Salve-
son. bespectacled righthand pitch
er. and Mike Christoff, young out
fielder. to Oakland in a cash deal.
Terms were not disclosed.
Salve5on had heen with the
Angels for three seasons and was
one of the leading pitchers in the
Pacific Coast league in 1886. He
was out most of 1887 with an in
jured arm but won IL games and
lost 10 last year.
Christoff was drafted from Halle
ton of the New York State league
for S4500 in 1887 He was farmed
tc Oklahoma City, then shifted to
Tulsa. He finished the 1888 season
with a batting mark of 283.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-21
Commercial Loop
Teams Practice

y game between the Imperial
Valley All-Stars and a picked Ell
Centre team will feature activity at
the commercial league basketball
practice tonight at Central nigh
gymnasium.
All cage teams to enter the com
mercial league will practice tonight.
The gymnasium will be opened at
7 o'clock, according to Larry Han
son, league director.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-21
Bench Warming
By Burdette Kinne
Post Press Sports Editor

Who was it that said dreams do
not come true?
Whoever it was guessed wrong for
two amateur boxers, who think
and dream as one, are sitting on
top of the world this week because
a two-year-old dream came true
last Monday night.
The amateur boxers are Jacum-
ha's Hogue twins. The two-year-
cid cream was a victory in the
far western Golden Glove tourna-
ment and a trip to Detroit to bat
tie in the national championships.
The twins. Shorty and Bigboy
Hogue. had their fingers crossed
all of the way through the tourna-
ment because they did not believe
their luck could hold out. A year
ago the twins were ready to enter
the Golden Glove tournament but
the commission set them down one
month before the competition op-
Cned.
Map Trip Plans
This week, however. with their
dreams come true. and with the
FAR western championships stacked
away with other titles. the twins
mapped plans for a trip to De-
troit and shot at the national well
terweight and middleweight cham
pionships.
With Just a snare Of luck Big
boy and Shorty will probably win
the national titles in Detroit on
January 10. because the twins
possess every weapon in the books
Tor success.
They hit hard with both fists,
they are good defensive fighters,
they can analyze styles of fighting
and they boast a courage and de-
termination with which few fight
els are blessed.
Called on Courage
Both were forced to call on cour-
age for victory in their march to
the far western championships.
Shorty's test came in the southern
California eliminations. Bigboy's in
the final bout Of the far west
tournament.
Guy Wilkes, a Negro middle
weight. proved Shorty's toughest
opponent in the entire tournament.
Wilkes smashed Shorty TO the can
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-21
Chicago GRAINS

CHICAGO. Dec. p. CUP) - wheat
prices held steady at fractionalIy
higher levels on the Chicago boart
of trade TODAY. after an Irregular
start. Trading was dull
Al the close wheat was un-
changed to up i cent. corn off y
cent. and oats unchanged 10 = ceh'
higher.
Opening quotations in wheat were
4 cent higher to u cent lower. with
easiness at Liverpool and scatter.
ed precipitation in the southwesl
inducing only light selling.
Corn prices ruled slightly easier
steadier tendencies in late trading
Price movements were in an eX-
tfemely narrow range. Lack OF eH-
port demand was discouraglhe
factor. Liverpool reported SLOW IN
auiry for corn despite continued
cold weather in Europe. Local re
ceIpts TODAY were 98 cars.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-21
Whittier Wins
From Cal Aggies

DAVIS, Cal, Dec. 81. CUP)-
Whittier college scored a 1928 vic
tory over the Cal Aggies basketball
team here last night after fighting
off the farmers in the last half.
The Poets led at halftime, 1913,
largely through efforts OF Wood
ward of Whittier, high point man
with 10 points. Leggitt and Con-
rad of the Aggies made five each
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-21
Central, Braw!ey
Continue Preps

All high schools, except Brawley
ard Ell Centro, Wednesday cancelled
further practice sessions until after
Christmas vacation.
El Centro high players looked
forward to sessions on Thursday
Friday and Saturday. Brawley high
school was scheduled to meet Yu-
ma high Thursday night.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-21
Pacho Wins
By Knockout

LOS ANGELES, Dec. 21 fUP)-
Bobby Pacho, $50, veteran Los An
geies Mexican, pounded Charles
Baxter, 141. Cleveland youngster, to
the floor twice before the fight was
stopped and Pscho given a techni-
cal knockout in the second round
last night.
1t was the last program at Olym-
pic auditorium before Promoter Lor
Daro takes over the boxing right
from Harry Popkin. Daro received
license from the state athletic
commission ard appointed Joe
Waterman matchmaker. He already
controls the wrestling.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-21
Beverly Hills Defeats &c.
High. J. C.. i'm Rough Games
Todav's Sports Parade

is the horse that won 100000 last
year and was nosed out by The
Biscuit in the sensational match
race at Bing's Del Mar track.
The rain stopped, the locker
room emptied in a rush for the
first and tenth tees.
Cur foursome was the last to
leave. and as we quilted the door
way we heard Crosby's voice float
ing out from the victrola.
Grantland rice spoke up.
Shut off that crooner. e.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-21
U.C.L.A. to PLAY
T.C.U.. in 1899

LOS ANGELES, Dec. 81. up
The University of California at Los
Angeles will meet Texas Christian
university here next Sept. 20 in a
night football game to be played
in the coliseum, Bill Ackerman, U.
c. L. A. graduate manager an
nounced today.
Texas Christian this year was
rated one of the three best teams
in the country.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-21
California Bans
0ne-Eye Fighters

LOS ANGELES, Dec. 81. CUP)+
One eyeo prizefighters, among
whom are Art Lasky, Pablo Dano,
Perfecto Lopez, will be denied Ii
censeS in California
The state athletic commission
yesterday voted to withhold licenses
from fighters who are blind in one
eye. Inspector Willie Richter Of
fered the motion. He said the
youths risk too great "a chance of
losing their remaining eye.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-21
Lead in His Pants
Slows Boxer Up

NEW YORK, Dec. 81. CUP)-The
lead weights that Matt Raymond
Philadelphia boxer, had in his
trunks when he weighed in for a
fight at Madison Square Garden
last Friday night cost him a CO.
day suspension today.
The New York Boxing Commis-
sion took action against Raymond,
who is managed by Tommy Lough-
ran, because he attempted to make
them think he was a legitimate
heavyweight by loading his trunks
with lead. Raymond weighs only
164.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-21
POI BOWL BECOMES
PINEAPPLE BOWL

HONOLULU, Dec. 81. up
University of Hawaii's Associated
students body voted today to
change the name of the territory's
annual gridiron classic from the
Poi Bowl to the Pineapple Bowl.
University of California at Los
Angeles will meet Hawaii in the
new Pineapple Bowl game on Jan.
. > 4 -. ~
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-21
Oregon Cagers
Trim Miami

CLEVELAND, Dec. q. (UP)-The
University of Oregon basketball
team. on a 1000 mile transforming
tour of the east, defeated the Miami
University cagers of Oxford, o., IA
to 38, at Cleveland's public hall last
night.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-21
T. A. HAY
l. a ESTOCK

Los ANG ELEs. Dec. y. tuP) -
mostly steady: bulk S-s.lO' TOP
S 10. sows 6.S5-7.lO.
Cattle 500. Steady; medium steers
kSS-S.S0. Mexican steers II -
range heifers down: cows o.z2r
4 aBs one load SIS: cutter grade a
4 stock COWS so; bulls 5.5O-6 so.
calves 500 Practically no sales,
pnaortone about steady.
sheet none: holdoVer 45l. Go2c
ewes about steady at - me iah ps
nnSald, good TO choice lambs
quoted 20 SIS.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-21
Tennis Club to
Meet Thursday

The Ell Centre tennis club will
meet Thursday night at the Wilson
school wood shop office to discuss
plans for the valley tennis tourna-
ment in January The meeting will
start at 7:30.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-21
Basketball Scores

California as. st. Mary'S 33.
Stanford 80; Idaho %.
Brigham Young 54, Montana Al
Wyoming 10, Missouri SO.
Kansas 50, Southern Methodist
Is.
Arkansas SO. Oklahoma 81.
Western Reserve 54, Dartmouth
-
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-21
Duke Heads Toward
Bowl After Final Drill
use Trojons
Click Smoothly
In ScrimmoSe

ABOARD TRAIN ENROUTE TO PASADENA Dec
81. (UP)-A thoroughly chasened band of Duke football
players rolled westward the ace panty special today
bound for date with Southern California in the Rose
Bowl The team left Durham late yesterday and their
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-21
Markets At
A Glance
Hy United PRESS

Stocks lower.
Bonds lower.
Curb stocks irregularly lower.
Foreign exchange easy.
Cotton steadY.
Wheat unchanged to Up =. corr
'ff Is.
Rubber steady.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-21
COTTON

NEW ORLEANS Dec. y. UPl-
Cotton futures closed steady.
Open High Low Closed
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-21
L. A. BUTTER & EGGS

LOS ANGELES. Dec. 21. tUPD-
Butter: extra zoe. prime firsts 29c
standard 2Skc. undergrade 27l2c.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-21

FOR quick action use
POst-Press Want Ads!
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-21
L. A. GRAINS

LOS ANGELES. Dec. p. CUP)-
Eastern Gfains-f5uR
Corn. No. yellow % -l.33
Milo. No. 2 yellow .. 1.07 y -1.12h
Kafir. No 2 white . 10 lib
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-21
California GraIns-sacked
L. A. BANKS

Los ANGELES. Dec. u tUPg.
Transamerica ............,. pa % - J
La gaceta., 1938-02-04
C0ncordia D Union

Del Boletin de Information
de las Sociedades Hispanas Con
federadas de ayuda a Espana,
tomamos los siguientes parra-
Ell material belico no pode-
mos mandarlo porque la ley de
neutralidad 10 prohibe, pero no
asf la ropa y alimentos que po-
demos enviarlos como 10 hemos
hecho hasta ahora. Aunque es-
tamos contentos de la labor de-
sarrollada por ~nosotros, cree
mos que todavfa pudiera hacer-
Sc mas extensa 81 hacemos un
pequeno esfuerzo Y nos unimos
entertainments todos los secto-
res que componemos Hocieda-
des Hispanas ConfederadaS".
"En estos momentos no de-
ben existir entire nosotros nj re-
servas mentales nj desconfian-
zas de ninguna clase.
La lucha de Espana, los conn
paneros que ALI dan la vida por
ell future de la humanidad, ext
je union y concordia para que
ell esfuerzo sea mayor en- pro de
la causa que a todos por igual
nos interesa".
Ash piensa y actda Tampa,
companeros de New York.
La retaguardia debe mantle
ner su formidable cohesion.
La gaceta., 1938-02-04

ing la pelicula "Corazon de Es-
pana".
A la par de presentar la peli-
cula, Pershing disert6 sobre ell
origen de la guerra de Espana
y las Eases actuales del probe
ma.
Samuel Kipnis inici6 la cues
tacion, despues de que Perish
ing termin6 de hablar, con un
donativo de $4,000.
Otros muchos dieron cheques
de 500 y $40, y ell resto cantida-
des memories.
Preside ell acto ell DIR. James
H. Elder, quien anunci6 otra
reunion para la noche de hoy,
VlerneS a de febrel'0.
Pershing record6 a los maso-
mes que en- Malaga ell fascismo
habia fusilado a 80 de sus her
manos, por ell dnico delito de ser
masones.
Ademas del Elder tuvieron re
presentation en- ell acto los seno-
res Elliott Adams. DR.. Thomas
E. Buchanan, M. Edward Fret
well, LesterW. Jennings, rabbi
no Israel L. Kaplan, ell Rev. AL
bert J. Kissling, Leno Lazzari,
el Rev. Everett B. Leshen, C.. N.
Robertson, Fuller Warren Y o.
troS. -
La gaceta., 1938-02-04

10 que Sc presentara en- ell terre-
no de Phillips, algo nuevo Y ORR
ginal, van a iniciarse bajo la
direction de Manuel Aparicio.
TODD Sc prepare con la mayor
habilidad Y con la esperanza de
an exito resonante.
Els probable que de la Habana
Sc traiga tambien, como atrac-
zion especial. un bailarin de fla
menco conocido por ell Gitani-
Ito.
La esposa del Gitanillo es una
Aplaudida b~ailarina y lie acom-
panara en- los nGmeros, 81 la
contrata cristaliza.
La gaceta., 1938-02-04
"A ORRA DE Ia
Ola DE TAMPA
LECHE

Els aguardado de hoy a mana
ma Ell cargamento de leche con-
densada que Sc mandara a Ia
Cruz Roja Espanola,
Hizo la compra a la compania
Borden, por medic de la Dulin
Brokerage Company, una Co
mission compuesta por Victoria
no Manteiga, Francisco Juan Els
cobio y Manuel Garcia, Jr.
La leche es condensada, mar
ca Rose, y de primera clase.
Cuando ell cargamento llegue
Sc iniciara la intervention de la
tesoreria, a cargo de Mariana
Rodriguez.
La Cruz Roja espanola reci-
bira ell cargamento por medic
del puerto de Havre, Francia.
La gaceta., 1938-02-04
NOTAS SOCIALE

ell reputable restaurant Column
bia, la directiva del Centre Es-
panol,
Acto que la directiva entran-
te dedica a la mejor ammonia en-
ire los socioS v sus directories.
Fermin Souto, ell Viejo amigo
y secretario, asiStira al acto.
Muchas adheSiones Sc reci-
bieron aver. I'm menu especial
ofrece ell Columbia, preparado
por su ex~celente maestro de CO.
Gina.
Exito asegurado.
La gaceta., 1938-02-04
FunciGn de Los Ledles

Funci6n de Los LedleS
La Logia Caballeros Leales
de America, per medic de su eff
ciente Secci6n de sociabilidad,
dara ell domingo una function, Ell
ell teatro del Circulo Cubano.
Cubre la primera parte del
programa anunciado ell juguete
c6mico la Clave de SOL, de
Enrique Paradas y Joqufn il
menez.
Tomaran parte en- la inter
pretaci6n de la obra las Srtas.
Lourdes Vazquez, Violeta Sua-
req, Estela Bustelo, Bella Diaz y
'os senores S. Martinez, Bonnie
Rea, Francisco Baltar, Ricardo
Suarez y Ramon Viiladonga.
Sc presentara en- la segunda
parte ell "Gran Estudio Medra-
no..
Mucho estimamos la nota e
invitaci6n que Sc nos remite.
La gaceta., 1938-02-04
Ell COMITE FEMENINO

Trabaja en- la preparation de
la ropa que Sc mandara en- estos
dias con destino a la Cruz Roja
Espanola, ell Comite Femenino.
Las costureras del Comite,
que no perciben retribuci6n al
guna, trabajan con ell mayor
ahinco.
Listas estan so habilitaciones
completes para camas de hospi-
tai y Sc preparan centenares de
sabanas para familias de la re-
taguardia.
Ell Comite Femenino tiene va
en- sus listas mil nombres V dem
tro de pocos dias organizara un
winnie Roast.
Salud y democracia para es-
tas dignisimas companeras.
La gaceta., 1938-02-04
La OficiRd Telegrdfica

Lu VI tCtHu tttyIUJ tCu
Ha llegado Ell momento de ac-
tuar en- contra de los ridiculos
planes de las companies Postal
Telegraph y Western Union,
que dieron orden de cerrar sus
oficinas de Ybor.
Aunque casas comerciales v
fabricaS de Ybor envian cente-
mares de telegramas, mensual-
mente, por medic de esas off
cinas, credito Sc lie quiere dar
por la administration al distri-
(Pasa a Ia ia. pug.)
La gaceta., 1938-02-04
Comite Popular Democrdtic0

Esta noche Sc reunira en- ell
Centre Obrero de Ybor ell Co
mite Popular Democratico de
Socorro a Espana.
Cuestiones de trascendencia
exlgen la presencia de los dele
gados.
Sc informara de los trabajos
Hevados a termino en- los ulti-
mos dias.
Salud!
La gaceta., 1938-02-04
"a Verbe1,d

"a verona
Los nuevos precioSos carteles
lie la Verbena del Tabaco" Sc
han distribuido en- eSta ciudad Y
centenares de ellos Sc han man
dado a differences lugares del es
tado.
Durante la Feria Sc han dis
tribuido en- el pabell6n de la In
dustria Tabacalera miles de tar
jetas postales anunciando La
Verbena".
Los ensayos para ell espectacu
La gaceta., 1938-02-04

La Comjda del Centre Espdhol
Mas de Glen cubiertos Sc han
separado va para la comida que
ell domingo dara, a las IL 80, en-
La gaceta., 1938-02-04
f. FERRART BILLOCH
NJ ASO N Els!
ASH ES LA SECTA
LAS LOGIAS DE PALMA
E IBIZA


brigar algdn noble sentimiento
ell alma negra de csc maldito pre-
sidente de Gobierno que ha su-
frido Espana, no hubiera podi-
do, Ell tantas veces dorado es-
panol, ilustre Calvo Sotelo, va
o2ot6 ell rostro de los trescien-
tos diputadis comunistoides
del Frente Popular, con estas
palabras contundentes:
"Espaha padece ell fetichis
mo de la turbamulta, que no
es ell pueblo, sino que es la con
trafigura canicaturesca del
pueblo. La turbamulta impera
en- la vida espanola de una
manera ~sarcastica, en- pugna
con nuestras supuestas soft
disdRt condolences democratic
cas-, y, desde luego, con los in
tereses nacionales. Toda la vi
da espanola en- estas ultimas
semanas es un pugilato cons
tante entire la horda Y ell indi-
viduo, entire la cantidad V la
calidad, entire la ~apetencia ma
terial Y los resortes espiritua-
les, entire la avalanche del n6-
nero y ell impulse selecto de
la personificaci6n je%rarquica,
sea cual fuere, la virtud, la he
rencia, la propiedad, ell traba-
jo, ell mando, la que fuere. La
horda contra ell individuo y la
horda triunfa porque ell Go
bierno no puede rebelarse con
ira ella o no quiere rebelarse
contra ella, Y la horda nj hace
nunca la Historic. senior Casa
res Quiroga; la Historic es o.
bra del individuo. La horda
destruye o interrumpe la His
toria, y SIS. SIS. son victimas de
la horda. Por ESQ SIS. SIS. no
pueden imprimir un sello au-
toritario."
Asi dijo.
Y era simplemente que auten-
ticos soviets-bajo las mas di-
versus denpminaciones, con ell
fin de desorientar las autorida-
DIES y la pequena burguesia-ac-
tuaban va en- Espaha sobre las
multitudes de recuas balantes.
Y esas masas borreguiles iban
siendo va movilizadas, como lue
go veremos, a pretextO de rel
vindicaciones econ6micas, para
yer como respondian a las cri-
minales consignas de sus diri-
gentes.
Era, simplemente, que la Re
1,nIttcixu auf nv Marcia
La gaceta., 1938-02-04

iY de clio estaba advertido to
do el mundol
Jamas en- Espana, al llegar
los primeros dias del pasado Ju-
Ito, habia habido un china tan
favorable a la rebellion de la tur
bamulta y tan propicio a dejar
ell paso franco, desde Ell Poder, a
tai criminal prop6sito. Por ESQ
va escribi, POGO antes del movi-
miento glorioso del general
Franco:
LA guerra fraticida ensan-
grienta nuestra Patria de dolor.
iDios LQuien salyara a Espa-
NAP"
Els que la propaganda para la
revolution en- Marcia Sc hacia
en- la Gale, a la vista de todos.
En- los obreros, en- el seno de las
organizaciones marxistas, entire
los grupos que formaban los
partidos de izquierda que ha-
bfan usurpado ell Poder con ell
ivergonzoso engano de las cleo
clones del 16 de Febrero, que
aparentemente dieron ell triunfo
al Frente Popular. Sc baraja-
ban fechas, Sc senalaban objeti-
vos, Sc ~auguraban acontecimien
tos... En- las logias, las tenidns,
que habian vuelto a adquirir a.
quella animation Y aquella alti-
sima preston de antes de la re-
voluci6n de Octubre, transcu-
rrian entire discursos euf6ricos.
mientras los elegtdos iban cum
pliendo en- Ell mundo profano las
consignas del PODER 0CuL-
mo.
La gaceta., 1938-02-04
Ell CompaaerO Pershing
en- Jacksonville

En- ell Temple Morocco, de
Jacksonville, con la gran sala a.
testada de espectadores, presen-
to ell companero Geo. o. PERISH
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-07-22
JAPAN CABINET
 IS IN SESSION

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