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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-12-02
state WELTER-
WEIGHT CROWN
Us AT STAKE
Both Boys Are Confident
OF Ten-ROund
Victory

Friday night, Dec. l, :wo conf
dent boys Will meet each other at
the Flrview Arena, 1000 Mack ave-
nue., TO decide who will later boast
about the Michigan welterweight
Championship belt that John Hett-
che. state boxing commissioner, has
promised the winner.
Harold Smith, former amateur
welierweight champion, won a place
for himself in the state elimination
WrttrC5 We GIT contest through his
successful contesting in the profess
sional class. Smith has won l6
Ybouts without / defeat. Mansfield
|Driskell, equally as capable, further
established his claims to the crown
be defeating George Riley, city IA
vorite, two Friday nights ago in
Il contest at FairView.
'rs.-- 1O-Round Bout
The main-event bout in the box
| ing show promoted by Jim Hart, is
Scheduled to go 10 rounds The win
| ner Of the Smith-Driskeu bout will
meet Joey MiehieloYe.- most out
standing threat for state welter-
weight honors, in the final heat of
the tournament.
Emiths favoriate trick is to wear
~ old hat in the ring as a good
|luck omen During his amateur days
the wearing of the old hat, which
|he would park on one Of the ring
|posts, told fight fans around the
arena which one would emerge the
winner. 1t was seldom that Hal
Smith didn't bring the crowd 10
their feet with his cagey and clever
punching.
Lett Says Five Rounds
Dwight Lett, Smiths trainer, in
forms the public that the fight
won't go 10 rounds. The Smith
boys trainer is looking for Hal to
Etqi Driskell in less than five
POUNDS. Popa Dee, manager Of the
sensational Detroit fighter, is darned
sure that this time its the trail that
beads TO championship.
So much time has been given TO
|the discussion OF how good Smith
bis that the other boy, Driskell, has
almost been forgotten. According
Ito DriskelIs handlers the outStand-
|ing contender to the title won't be
standing idly by while the fire
works are flying.
Ticket sales for the blood and
thunder match Friday have been
going like wild-fire. Popa Dee who
has taken upon himself the title as
|the worlds greatest tieket-seller,
- seeing that at least 400 Hal
Ymith rooters VIII be al the fight.
Recent reports predict the house
Twill be a sell-out.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-12-02

HAMTRAMCK, Mich.-Over 500
riotous football fans gobbled down
their Thanksgiving turkeys Thurs
day, Nov. %, and ran out TO Key
worth stadium hoping TO see one
Of the most razzle-dazzle displays
Of pigskin performing ever promot-
ed in the Wolverine state and
were disappointed.
There's little doubt that with
little preliminary work on proper
advertising and a certain amount
of money put up, that the new
Hamtramck stadium should have
been packed. Even the Chicago
Brown Bombers who had come all
the way from Windy City TO play
the Detroit Pioneers were slow 10
act for the small turnout They
were Just out there. Bad Bernard
Jefferson, former big talk from
Northwestern, did hardly anything
but kick and pass.
The BombeFs may be a strong
sound team. II may be a terrific
game-winning engine-but It seem
that all the sparkplugs didn't spark.
Considerable credit should be given
to Jefferson's long boots; but equal
consideration should be given the
fine playing Of Bill Stonestreet,
Pioneer back, and to c. Mobley who
uyae iriured in the fret Dariod and
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-12-02

his staggering teammates. Still the
final score should have read moth
ing to nothing all the way around.
What was wrong with the Pho
neers was something Of a rub, es-
pscially the way they played against
the Bombers. A poor center, a back
who could pass, someone to catch
passes, someone who could run and
man who could punt would help
them a lot in building a team.
The center's unsatisfactory passes
were the cause of most Of the
Pioneers poor showing. The first
Chicago touchdown was made when
the center failed to click and one
Of the nervous backs fumbled and
failed to fall on the ball in his own
end-zone for a safety, and enable
one Of the Chicago eleven to come
through and sit on the pigskin for
a touchdown.
Dwight Nutar shouldn't feel at
all badly about the whole thing
it was just one OF those tough
breaks. If some Of these other So
called big timers in the city had
gone out and contributed. their aid
to the cause at the first Of the
football season, the score might
have read differently than Chicago
10. Detroit 0. Also there would
have been quite a deal more blue
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-12-02
BOXING CLUBS
FIRST SHOW ON
DECEMBER "A
Eddie Futch New Trainer /;
Definite Rise In
Club Strength

Brewster Recreation Center box
ing club, which scared to a new
high of general excellence in its
last season by taking both the De-
troit Times Diamond Belt Tourna-
ment and the Detroit Free Press
Golden Gloves amateur champion
ships, show a horizontal rise in
strength again this fall under the
direction OF their new trainer, Eddie
Futch.
Public interest is=red not and
anxious to see the double champions
in action. Their wish will be granted
Thursday December IA when the
club sponsors their Brewster Recre-
alton Center Christmas Fund box
ing show at the center, 637 Brewster
street.
The new staff under the command
Of Eddie Futch is working steadily
to uniform the new corners in the
style of their tailor-made boxing
brothers. The school where Joe
Louis, heavyweight champion OF the
world; Dave Clark. leading con-
tender for the light heavyweight
crown; and Howell King, middle
weight champion of New England,
was graduated from have within
their ranks the makings Of several
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-12-02

HAROLD SMITH
Managed by Popa Dee, who will
fight Mansfield Driskell, Friday
night at the Fairview Arena, 1000
Mach avenue, in the Mach
welterweight championship elimi-
nation contest. The winner of the
bout will meet Joey MIiehielove
for Commissioner John Hettche's
title belt. Jim Hart is promoter of
the show.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-12-02
paint on the locals book than red.
CLUB WAKES SPIRIT


The Brewster Recreation Center
Senior club woke the sleeping spirit
OF basketball Tuesday night in the
Center's assembly room with a loud
shout at their well-planned pep
meeting under the direction OF their
president, George Hawkins.
According to directors, guests and
coaches this year the basketball
team for the Detroit team OF the
Midwest Basketball league will be
greater than ever in spirit. Joe
DupleSsis, one OF the centers di-
rectors, related 10 US after the meet
ing how the rally reminded him of
years ago when a complete turnout
to the teams out-of-town games
would fill one special car. Some of
the guests at the pep meeting were
Ernest Marshall, Shelton johnson.
new coach John Glover and his
celebrated basketball team.
Six cities are entered for the first
half Of the schedule OF the Mid
western league, The teams entered
are Pittsburgh, Toledo, Dayton,
Chicago, Cleveland and Detroit.
The schedule starts the first week
in December. Outside Of the league
Inc -team-Wil- p.ay-the country,s
outstanding college college and IN
dependent teams.
Included in the Detroit schedule
will be Howard university, Lincoln
university, Kentucky State, Wilber-
force university, West Virginia,
Tuskegee, Alabama State and More
house college.
There's no truth to the rumor
that the Detroit amateur represent
tative team is a Brewster set-up.
The cagers practice in the Brew
ster gym, but other than that, any
basketball player in the city is wei
come to join.
SMITH TO FIGHT THIS WEEK
There's one sure thing about the
Harold Smith and Mansfield Dris-
kell welterWeight title bout thit
week at Fairview arena under the
promotion OF Jim Hart, it may be
rough, it may be exciting. but it
certainly won't be dull Smith for
champion, is the cheerful war-cry
of Popa Dee, the welterweights
manager. Some people disagree. 1t
will take more than breaks for
Smith to come out on top in the
final scores.
Driskell is nobody's set-up when
It comes to leather tossing Smith
had better remember that when he
faces the lad who out-punched
George Riley last week. Riley was
a good fighter, but most OF his good
DAYS are behind him. We are pick
ing Smith to win by decision.
FROM THE FEED BOX
Ha1iaro Mendoza, outstanding
middleweight is a member Of the
| Pioneer football team. Eliza Burt is
no longer a member Of last years
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-12-02

recreation championship Birdhurst
Community Center basketball team.
Shelton Johnson did a neat job Off
ciating the Decentralization Globe
Trotters basketball game Thanks
giving night at Brewster Center.
Eddie Futch, Brewster Boxing clubs
new trainer. states that Brewster
has a better club than it had last
year.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-12-02
NTH DRISKELL FIGHT DEC FOR STATE TITLE

when the leather sphere went into
the crowd the referee had to handle
the ball.
The Globe Trotters invaded De-
troit and again thrilled basketball
fans with their circus play that had
fans yelling until the last tick OF
the stop-watch. The opening seconds
of the first period could easily have
been titled, Detroit The fast click
irg Motor City aggregation went
HM See DETROIT, Page IL
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-12-28

DECEMBER 31-EN, vasar-
nap este 7:30-kor evzaro hala-
add iSteni tisztelet scent be-
szeddel es szentsegi aldassal.
UTANA a templom alatti
helyisegiirlkben kolbasz-hurka
uacSora. Tesz muzsika is. Be-
lep6 SO cent.
JANUAR Len, hetfon del
utan / orakor kezd6dik a haz-
Szenteles a Szokasos sorrend-
ben. Januar Len a farmerok.
Eek lalSnak a legtavolabb. Ja-
nuAr Pan, kedden: Campbell
es a Poland Ave; Fairview,
Morley es Palmer Ave. Januar
San, Szerdan: Brier Hill, Al
bert st. es k0rnyeke es a temp
lorn kornyeke. Januar 4-en,
csiit0rtokOn: S. Side. Januar
sen, penteaen: Hubbard, Gil
rard S ami esetleg elmaradt.
Minden csaladnal az asztalon
szentelt gyertya es feszulet
lesz. Az Ur aldasara nagy szuk
segiink van, AIT tehat ill6en
kell varni.
JANUAR Ten, vasarnap ku-
rator valaSztas mindket SCENT
misen. Minden hitkozsegi dijat
rendeSen fizeto tag jogos a
vaFasztasra.
JANUAR Ten este 8 orakor
ieSz az els6 tanc az Auditorium
ban, sajat helyisegiinkben. Be-
lep6 80 cent.
JANUAR 13-AN, szombaton
este a gyonas utan lesz a Holy
Name tisztviseloinek valaszta-
Sa. fEF
HA VALAKI mem kapott bo-
ritAkot a iov6 eyre, batran je-
lentkezzek, Kap.. Il
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-12-28
A!z!..0Hl0 !! BELL
.TERJESzKEDIk

Az Ohie Bell Telephone Co.
1940-ben TOO, ,000-et fog k0l-
teni a youngstown telefon.
szolg lgalat magjayitasara es XII
b0vitesere. Randolph Eide, a
vallalat etnoke tette a bejelen-
test Cleveiandban, amikor to-
vabb nondotta hogy 1940-ben
q vallalat $17,4O0, 900 fog kol-
fteni Ohioban.
J. M Hogan a vallalat
Youngstown keruleti igazga-
toja tovahba jelentette, hogy
q TOO ezer dollaron Xviii meg
$3.50, 0,000-et fognak kolteni a
youngstown keriilet tobbi va
r0Saiban.
Az igy osszesen fejlesztesre
forditando 81, ESQ, ,000-bol $275,-
O00-et forditanak telek yasar-
lAsokra es epiiletekre, valamint
q k0zponti iroda felszerelesere;
q telefon kozpontok tovabbi
felszerelese $3.50, ,oO0-be fog ke-
riilni mig ujabb huzalok es fell
szerelesekre $425. .0O0-et fognak
k6lteni Jelenleg Youngstown
ban kozel $4,000 telefon van
azolgalatban es AIT remelik,
hogy 194G-ben a telefon allo-
masok szama megkozeliti maid
q 40 ezret.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-12-28

dig, akikb6l hianyzik ez az on
merseklet, de az ilyenek mem
is valok am becsiiletes egyleti
tagjaink soraba, akik nem-
csak maguknak, de tagtar-
saiknak is jot akarnak. Z
Beszelje lie mindenki bonto
es kart okozo szandekarol az
ilyen izgaga embereket. Ell
vegre reank nezve csak az fon-
tos, hogy naggyy tegyiik biz
tosito egyleteinket es mem az,
hogy perk0ltsegekkel csok-
kentsuk azok vagyonat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-12-28

December 31-en, vasar-
nap reggel 9::30-kor vasar-
11api iskola, fel 11-kor O.
eSztend6 utolso vasarnapi
istentisztelet, este 7::3O-kor
o-ev eSti ahitat.
Januar Len, delel0tt fel
11-kor Ujev alkalmi isten-
tisztelet.
Egyhazunk vezetosege ez-
uton is szeretettel hivogatja a
Krisztus utan sovargo hiveket
a mennyei szeretet, bekesseget
es joakaratot hirdet6 unnepi
iStentiszteletekre.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-12-28
A NILESI
REF. EGYHAZ HIREI
Kozi: Csepka Istvan lelkesz
Lakas 1o5 - 2nd St. Niles. o.:

KARACSONY unneplese. -
Gyonyoru keretekben Time
petite meg egyhazunk nepe Ka-
racsony iinnepet. 24-en mar
majdnem megtelt templomunk
az unnephez kesziil6 hivekkel.
Els6 napjan delel6tt pedig XII
Ion szekeket kellett hozni, hogy
mindenh leulhessen. S ez a
szepszamu gyiilekezet keves
kivetellel az Ur asztalahoz is
j&rult. A scent jegyeket Mrs.
Grace Storey ajandekozta.
Ugyancsak 8 ajandekozott ket
vi perselytanyert is. El6virag-
gal Tacsik Jolanka diszitette a
templomot. IS no, 65 ferfi ja-
rult a scent asztalhoz, masod-
napjan pedig 5 no es egy ferfi.
Ezenhdviil egy betegnek a
Youngstown korhazban, egy
masiknak pedig warreni ott-
honaban szolgaltatta XII lelke-
STINK az Ur vacsorat. Kuver-
tekben, tagsagi dijakban, per-
selyben, orgonara tett ado
manyokban es kantalasbol k0-
eel 10000 dollar gyiilt be. Del
utan fel haromkor volt hala-
adas, masodnapjan fel 11-kor
unnep bezaras. A vasarnapi is
kola novendekeit a N6egylet
ajandekozta meg ez evben is
Ez ajandek kiosztasa es a no
vendekek egyn1as kozti ajan-
dekainak kicserelese az iinnepi
istenitisztelet el6tt t0rtent
meg. Karacsonyfat ismet Sor-
ban Jozsef eS neje vett. A fel-
diszitesben pedig Buh Janos es
neje segitettek a lelkesznek.
A kantalast Nileson az enek-
kar, Warrenen pedig a pres
biterium tagjai vegeztek.
DECEMBER 31-EN delelott
az isteni tisztelet vegeztevel
tisztviselovalaszto kozgy tiles
lesz. Este 7 orakor pedig ev-
zaro isteni tisztelet.
1910 JANUAR len delel6tt
fel 11-kor lesz ujevet megnyito
istenitisztelet.
PRESBITERIUMUNK januar
Len, este tartja evzaro gyii-
leset.
EIVI KOZGYULESUNK pc
dig januar Ten lesz az isteni
tisztelet vegeztevel.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-12-28

'llOSy MlcIllSdn allaIn leSna-
gyobb varosaban, Detroitban
bahia jutott az American Life
Insurance Company es vegul
az allami biztosito iigyosztaly
intezkedesere receiver kezere
keriilt.
Bahia jutott azert, inert a
nagy biztosito intezmeny, a
mely egymrgaban tobb va
gyonnal rendelkezett,
mem volt olyan j6l vezetve,
mint manapsag a nagy
amerikai magyar biztosit6
egyesiiletek.
hanem kockazatos vallalkoza-
sokba bocsatkozott a tartalek-
alapokon levo t6kekkel, tehat
olyasrnit tett, amt a torveny
hatarozottan eltilt. EFT a pa
rancsot a mi nagy magyar biz
tosito intezmenyeink peldasze-
Ri becsiiletesseggel tartjak be
es sajnalatos, hogy az anne
rikai mem fraternalis intezme-
nyekkel szemben a kJilomboz0
allami biztositasi igyosztalyok
nem olyan szigoruak, mint a
milyen kemenyen orzik ellen q
testveries alapon miikodo biz
tositokat.
Magyaran monGva a nagy
amerikai biztosito megbukott.
Hosszu vergodes utan a biro-
sag megengedte, hogy a bu-
kott intezmeny tiz millio dol
lart tevo, megmaradt vagyo-
nat az Indianapolis varosaban
szekelo American United Life
Insurance Company vehesse
at es vallaljon kotelezettseget
a kuntlevo otven millio dollar
rol szolo biztositasi kotvenyek
keZeleSere.
Amig idaig jutott a megbu-
kott intezmeny ugye, addig
mintegy tizennegy nagyobb
aranyu per volt folyamatban
es most a biroi dontest ujra
megtamadta egy furfangos
ugyved, meg epedig egyetlen
biztositott iigyfe1 neveben, aki-
mex kotvenye mindossze 1000
dollarrd sol. Van azonban
a bukott valla1atnak meg vagy
haromnegyed millio hasonlo
kotveny-tulajdonosa es ezeknek
mind jogukban all az, hogy
a biroi d0ntes ellen perrel ell
jenek.
Ennek a. most indult pernek
szomoru jelent6sege van. Az
ugyvednek, aki a kit k0t-
veny-tulajdonos neveben a pert
meginditotta, ez a kis ember
egyetlen centet Sc fizet. Akar-
hogy don't is maid a birosag,
az ugyvedi koltsegeket a baj-
ban levo biztosito intezmeny
tartozik fizetni valami nagyon
funcsa jogszokas folytan es ter
meszetesen a biztosito tarsulat
max a sajat ugyvedei is nagy
penbe fognak keriilni.
Ha CenaL a harOmnegyeQ
miilio biztositott fel koziil az
iigyvedek csak nehany ezret
tudnak megfogni es ravenni
ARA, hogy pereljenek, akkor
az ugyvedi koltsegek el fog
jak vinni a megmaradt tiz mil
lilo dollart eS a bukott intez-
meny k0tvenyeit egyetlen mas
biztosit6 Sc lesz hajlando at
venni. Vegeredmenyben tehat
a biztositott felek b6rere megy
a vasar.
Hasonlo esetet lattunk leg
utobb egy kisebb, helyi jellegii
magyar egyletnel is. Ugy en-
leksziink, hogy ennek az egye-
siiletnek 6ssxes vagyona mint
epV tiZenijtnZnr dollar volt, as
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-12-28

MISEK RENDJE: Vasarna-
pokon kis mise 9 orakor angol
oktatassal. Macy mise 10 ora
80 perckor magyar scent be-
szeddel. Hetkoznapokon scent
mise 8 orakor.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-12-28
YOUNGSTOWN IS vIDEkE HIREI
PIERRE MENHN MINDIC kOLTSECES
EGYLETI ERDEKEINK vEDELME

meg es mire annak sorsa a BIZ
rosagon eldiilt, az iigyvedek-
mex az egyleti penztarbol hat
ezer dollart kellett kifizetni.
Mi volt az eredmeny? A kis
magyar egylet tizenotezer dol
lar toke mellett sc tudott kO-
telezettsegeinek eleget tenni.
Hogyan tudjon akkor, mikor
ebbol a penzbd hatezer dollart
elvittek az iigyvedek?
Macy tanulsaga van ennek a
ket esetnek. Sok egyeb kozott
az, hogy a testveries alapon
all0
egyesiileteknek ellensege az
aki t0bbnyire kepzelt es
minden esetben bekesen ell
intezhet6 panaszaval a BIZ
r6saghOz salad.
inert ezzel csak az egyesiilet
vagyonat csorbitja meg, sajat
maganak es tagtarsainak okoz
anyagi kart, tehat hianyzik
belole a testveriseg igazi er-
zese.
Visszaemlekeziink ARA, hogy
mintegy ot eve nagy ellente-
tex merultek fel az egyik tot
biztosite egyesulet kebeleben.
A tagok nagy resze mem volt
megelegedve a vezetessel, de
senkinek mem jutott eszebe az,
hogy a birosaghoz szaladjon
vagy a biztosito ugyosztalynal
emeljen panaszt. Megvartak
a nagy tot egyesiilet konven-
ciojat es egyszeriien kicserel-
tex a vezet6ket. A rendes kon-
vencios k0ltsegeken feltil egyet
len centbe Sc keriilt a viszaly-
max bekes uton valo elinte-
zeSe.
A mi amerikai magyar So
rainkban is akadnak mindig
olyan emberek, akik a hosszu
evek alatt, amt Amerikaban
toltottek, nagyon megokosod-
tax es meg akarjak mutatni
a tudomanyukat. Mem gondol-
max az ilyen emberek ARA,
hogy milyen kart okoznak,
amikor a hatosagokhoz sza-
ladgalnak. Ha egyiket vagy
masikat az a baleset eri, hogy
valamelyik intezmenyiink tag
saga mem Hat bennuk megval-
tot es valasztasok idejen meg
buktatja oket, akkor nagy
fennen kiabaljak:
= Maid en- megmutatom!
Ez a maid en- megmuta-
tom" szokas mar igen sok
kart okozott a mi ktilon ma
gyar eletiinknek. Ez a "najd
en- megmutatom" szokas mem
is magyar eredetu, hanem az
olahok "cine mintye" bosszu-
allo termeszetet6l ragadt mi
reank. Helyesebben csak az
amugyis fergeset fogta meg
koztiink. A jozan, a becslile-
tes tobbseg sorainkban mindig
megnyugszik abban, amt a
tobbseg rendelt, meg ha nincs
is az kedvere. A jozan magyar
ugy gondolkozik:
T0bb szem t0bbet lat.
No, meg jobban is itel. Sal
voNc oLn Iro1> caro;n 1,t1n x..sx>
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-12-28
N ULAT SA G Ok

Ebben a rovatban aijtala-
null kozoljiik azon egyhS-
zak, egyletek, vagy intez-
nenyek mulatsagait, 6ssze-
j6veteleit. stb. - mem tSbb
mint Q h6nappai el6re is,
anelyeknek az Amerikai
magyar Hirlap a hivatalos
lapja Is arnelyek mulatsagai-
kat hirdetik lapunkban Go
nyomtatvanyaikat aSlunk
szerzik be.
December 31-en, vasarnau
est Horvathek ven
deglojeben.
Januar no 2O-an, szombaton
a Niles-i Ref. Egyhaz ifjusagi
balja a Mckinley Memorial
Hallban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-12-28
OLCS6 K0LCs0N0K

Juhasz J. Janos ismert ma
gyar biztositasi iigyn0k Is real
estates, akinek irodaja q 500
6tambaugll epiiletben van, koz-
Il, hogy az 8 reyen olcs6 k0l-
c16n6kh0z juthatnak mind
axok, akik automobilokat va
s&rolnak. Az vi auto vetelek-
mel q k0lcs0n csak harom sza-
zaI6kos 6vente, mig q hasznalt
aut6knal n6gy szazalekos k0l-
cstnt szerez meg.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-02-23
Ciencia Smashes
Maxim With
Handicap Win

ARCADIA, Calf, Feb. %. (UP)
The oldest maxim in racing went
into the ash can today as the west
acclaimed Ciencia, the saucy little
Miss who carried the lie to the
legend fillies can't win in the spring
and frolicked to a walkaway tri-
umph in the $4,000 Santa Anita
Derby.
The Texas bred, Texas owned
youngster - smallest contender in
the IA horse race-not only won,
but won in such stunning fashion
that around the bars and the
stables they were calling her the
Stagehand of 1899. Far off the
pace in the early going, Ciencia
was forced to fly for her victory
and she did. The nearest rival was
Mrs. Bessie Franzheim's Xalapa
Clown, five lengths behind, with
Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt's I'm
pound nosing Porter's Mite for
third.
A holiday throng of 47,500 watch
ed the daughter of Cohort-Science
step off the mile and furlong on
fast track under clear skies in
1;503-5, just a fifth of second
off Stagehand's winning mark a
year ago. and boost her earnings
for two years of campaigning to
S53,63O.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-02-23
MARKET QUOTATIONS
NEW YORK STOCKS

NEW YORK, Feb. %. UPD -
Stocks moved up fractions to more
than a point today and held gains
until late in the session when a
slight recession developed.
Trading was slight.
Bonds opened steady, moved high
er but then slipped off. Grains
had small losses. Silk futures made
new highs for two years on gains
ranging to g cents d pound. Rub
bcr futures were firm. Copper fu-
lures dipped.
Outstanding constructive news
item was the statement by SecTe-
tarv Of the Treasury Henry Nor
genthau that the administration
contemplated no new taxes at this
session Of congress.
The one weak spot in the market
was Peoples Gas which touched 3512
off So points early in the day and
recovered only partially. The drop
iE the stock caused a small decline
in the utility average despite small
gains in the other issues Of the
group.
including Omnibus Corporation,
Wick Chemical. Universal Pictures
first preferred (Which rose more
than 91z points, Glenn Martin, As
sociated Drygoods first preferred,
and United Merchants and Manu-
facturers. Comm 1nwealth Edison
and Interborougb Rapid Transit
equaled their highs. New lows were
made BY MathiesOn Alkali and Col
umbian Carbon.
Steel shares held part Of their
gains which ranged to nearly
point. Chrysler touched 1914, ex-
dividend, up IA. Late in the day
it was holding a gain OF a point or
50.
Copper shares started irregular
asd finally moved up on the Cartel
quota reduction. Kennecott at its
high was up more than a point
Douglas and Glenn Martin featured
"A rise in the aviation section.