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Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-12-20
Wreck Fatalities
Now Placed at y,
With More Likely

L,nbcrton, Dec. @o.-DNp)- The
nurher ot known dead from the DOT
bic wreck last Thursday OF two A.
!Hniic Coast Line Passenger trains
Was - today. although railroad OF
rcIaIS said there stil! might be one
"r ~" bodies under one section al =
coach.
The cneinccr OF the dcraI!"d south
bound train. INTO which another
train ploWcd. said yesterday we dId
everything We could. and that aDou,
sum up the whole matter.
The engineer. William NIyrr. >aiu
in " statement al Rocky Mount that
the headlights of his engine wcrc On
dim and that there was no reason
why they should have blinded Frank
Bclknap. engineer of the rnrthbound
rain.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-12-20
Soviets Speed Germdn Flidhf
AmercansDash TowardRome
After Taking OF San Pietro
Enemy Gives Ground
Before U. S. Forces
And British Armies

Allied Headquarters. Algicrs.
Dec. 20 - (APD - 1t. Gen.
Gen. Mark w. Clark's Fifth
Army. which captured III
heavily fortified village of San
Pietro after three days of fur
ious fighting. has hammered
out new gains toward San Wet
tore, next strong defense ON
the road to Casino, and in the
mountains to the northeast has
registered gains up to two
miles, Allied headquarters an
nOunccd today.
General Bernard Munteomcry's
Eighth Army. supported by tann:.
ovc!raA an enemy position in the
sector along the Adr;ltIc coast. III
Letting sever | 'SScs. while adyanc-
ing about a mile further inland md
capturing the village OF CunSaivi.
six miles from OrSOgna.
Filth Army troops north o"
NcnafrO. ending the Italian
peninsula hiIiy hackhnnc. we're
blasting their way through the
difficult terrain and forcing cn-
envy forces Ia give ground lit
what Il military commentator
characterized as Il hurried dc
parturc."
French trGopS i'm the central
scctGr were said tp be putting
hp Il spirited tight for one
mountain pass.
Heavy losses suffered by the Ger
mans 90ih light armprr6 division
Tor the SccCNd time threatened tina:
::"it with extinction. y spokesman
said reports rom the Eighth Army
front showed this division had los.
about half lis strength.
Two %battali1ns OF the divisions
26lSt regiment had been cunSlii-
6ated. ii said. and 2.iOO infantry
men from the divisions two infan-
:Ty regiments had been killed.
wounded 81 taken prisoner.
This division MAS Il part of Mar
shall Rommcl's' Alrika KorpS until
i; was wiped ont by the Eighth
Army. II was reconstructed in Cor
Sica and transferred to the main
land.
San Puerto marked an important
victory IN the march up the road
Ia Rome.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-12-20
Byrd Demands Guffey Quit;
Cuffey Refuses To Get Out

Washington. Dec. 20-tAP)-
The fcud between the Srnatc's
northern aud southern Drmo-
crafts rot It's second wind to-day.
Senator Guffcr. Democrat. Peru
~Svlyania. asserting he would MT
Ec 'fcrccd out rs chairman Of
the party'S senatorial campaign
"mmiitcc. and Senator B,id,
Virginia Democrat. demanding
that Guffcy he replaced immc-
diatrIy.
Gu'icy. who had offered his res
igma'iou. told a reporter that nc vas
not going ~ hC placed ~ = post ~
nr being "ustcd because OF attacks
had been made ou him for his
charge that southern Democrats lri
~ an "urhulv alliance" with
Republicans against the adnjnisir1-
'rru'& service vote bill.
ArpI!sed Ut this, s. id sdid he and,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-12-20
WEAEE ER

FOR NORTH ChEOIINt.
Fair and slightly colder 'h'S
afternoon aud tonight: ulriiN
cloudy ard continued coCi IT,
dsy.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-12-20
News Is All Good
From Sick Bed OF
Winston Churchill

London. Dec. % CAP) The
news from Prime Minister Winston
C~hurchills sick bed was all good to-
lay.
a bulletin issued yesterday aft
rrnnon said temperature was normal
ana hat the pneumonia which sent
HIM 10 bed somewhere III tic Middle
East was disappearing
The latest bulletin made no refer
CnCc 10 an irrCgularity - pulse men
toned Saturday. This mad given
some unCdsinCsS. since the GJ-ycar-
old prime minister * being attended
by Il heart specialist.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-12-20
Concessions Other Than
Wage Boosts Considered
Paid Vacations and
More Overtime Are
Among Plans Talked

Washington, Dee. 2O-tAPD-
Concessions To railroad workers.
III some form other than adj
ditinnaI Hat increases in basic
wages ara under consideration
as possible measures To avert Il
Threatened nationwide rail strike
beginning December so.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-12-20
Six Persons Die
Violently in \. G..
During Week End

Charlotte. Dee. 2O.-tAP)-At
least six persons died Ivy violence
in North Carolina during the
weekend.
Dexter =. Orr. Il. his wife.
Mrs. Mary Agnes Orr. 10. and
their six months old daughter.
Dexter Dcvonnc. burned To death
in a fire that destroyed their
home five miles cast of Charlotte
on trr hlhcmarlc highway.
Mrs. Donna Combs. 81. of NJ. Any
died IN - hospital Ui burns she re-
tCivCd AT her home when her ni"nt
cd nj her hCnlc whCE her night cloth
ing iGnitCi as she stood before a
fireplace.
Willie Jones. . Negro. was found
dead on y street here ana police CX-
pressed the belief hC was the victim
of q hit and run nntoriSl
William Everett Dean. -. was
killed when his car turned uvCr and
rolled down an cmbanl,mcui near hrs
homo III East DCnd. III Iadl:in cVul-
-.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-12-20
Pro-Allied
Regime Out
In Bolivia

Ia PaI, Bolivia. Zee. 10
tAP)-Thc prn-Allicd Bolivian
government of President Pcna-
randa wa ovcrthr"Nn TODAY in
a coup rita, g. :rLdCrS ri the
national revolutionary mo- g.
mcnt. an organization described
aS strongly opposed Ia the poll
cicS of the initrd states.
President pcnarIndi was re-
ported 10 have rcCU placed under
arrest by the revolutionary
movement. made Nv OF both SOL
diCrs and Youth ORGANIZATIONS.
Victor. PA. f-'rr-..Fr E..pI.'
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-28
MAR K ETS
1. a. PRODECE

Los ANGELES, Dec 2S (UPl l-(FSAINS)
PUNCHED VEGETABLES; Steady. PEI
crt.: Beets 2is-3 dob. 1872 25, fair l.50:
carrots , doz. 2.25; chard 2is-3 doz. l. .25
doz 1.25-1.50; leeks , doz 2.75; mustard
d doz. 1.Oo-125; parsley 6 doz. mostly
go few 2.75; radiSheS small red doz.
1902 90. fair 1.25; spinach 4 doz. $50
1.75. fair 1.25. CoaChella Valley doz.
2.25; turnips 2lz-3 doz. 75c-1.O0, few
best rs.
LETTUCE: Weaker. Dry pack Imperial
is BOOSTS, best mostly $50, some ordi-
nary holdovers 10000; Santa Barbara
4s 1.50-2.50. ordinary holdovers 5oc-l.00
Yuma 4s best 3.00-3.50. fair $50. 5S
mostly $50: Arroyo Grande SIS ordinary
1.5o-20o some low as 100; 5s ordinary
75c-1 90. 2lS-3 doz. 40-75c.
PEAS. Steady. Per ID: Imperial 10
16c, fair lac; Yuma 16c; Casmalia 16c.
SQUASH: Weager; white summer San
Diego County lugs 2.50-300, fair 200
2.25, ordinary 1.00-1. 25; Imperial crtS.
2.75-3.25, fair 225-2.50, ordinary $50
200; Italian San Diego lugs 1.5o-2.o0,
fair 1.0o-1. %, No. IS 75c; Imperial crts.
/ 50-1.75. late sales low as 1.25. fair
l 90; yellow crookneck Imperial crtS.
3. O0-3.50, fair $50; san Diego lugs 300
>. so; able Queen lugs 75c-1.00. Banana
per h. 2lAc, Hubbard 3isc.
TOMAOES: Firm. Lugs San Diego 5N5S
and 5x6s 4.50-5.25, fair 3.0O-3,50, 6N6s
/. .00-450, fair 3.00-3.50; 6N7s 3.00-3 75;
poor all sizes SOP 90; player 6X6S $50;
loose lugs 10000; San Luis Obispo 5X5s
and 5S6S lugs 3.504.J0, 6N7s 2.50-3.50;
Imperial crts. 9-12 tops 4.50-4.75, fair 4
4. 25: 16-tops 3.50-4.0O; 20-tops 2.50-3.00;
Ventura lugs 5N6S 4.50-500; stems San
Diego PLAYER 5X6s 500 Ventura 5X6S
4. 25-4. So 6X6S f.90, 6X7s $50.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-28
Cards Had Three
Very Big Reasons

NEW YORK, Dec. %. CUP) -
There were three very good reasons
why the ST. Louis Cardinals won
the National league pennant in a
walkaway.
The reasons-Pitchers Howie Pol
let. Max Lanier and Mort Cooper.
Official figures released today,
placed those three one. two and
thre respectively in the earned run
table for pitchers who competed in
10 or more complete games. This
is the first time in the 80 years
that earned runs have been a part
of National league statistics that
three pitchers from one club have
held the first three positions.
Pollet led the circuit with mark
of Its. The lowest since Carl Hub
bells 166 in 1888. Lanier had a
100 and Cooper, 2.30.
The Cards also had the number
one and two positions for pitchers
in less than 10 complete games,
which gave them the distinction of
having five pitchers with the low
est earned run averages in the
league. Alpha 3razle posted 1.53
and Harry Brecheen had a 2.27.
Both Brazle and Brecheen were
rockies.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-28
Warren Orders
Probe on
Cell Escapes

SAN QUENTIN, Calf, Dec. %
CUP)-Austin D. Redford, 20. one of
four young convicts who escaped
from San Quentin prison by scaling
the walls Sunday. was being re-
turned today from Fort Brass, Calf.
where he was capt,,-eC. last night,
while search continued IN Contra
Costa and Solano counties for his
three companions.
Meanwhile, Gov. Earl Warren an
nounced in Sacramento that the
special committee investigating
California prison administrations
would meet at San quentin tomor-
row, commenting too many people
are breaking out of our prisons
Referring to the escape of the
four Los Angeles robbers, the gov
ernor said I'VE have four men at
large now who are desperate and
who take human life to prevent
their capture" Six desperate Grim
inals have escaped from San Quen-
tin, maximum security prison, res
Gently, Warren pointed out. -
Redford was captured by Owen
Hablutzel, Fort Bragg chief of
police, and another officer while the
two were searching for a stolen car.
Spotting the fugitive in the auto
mobile, the tow officers took him
into custody without incident.
Warden Clinton Duffy's office be-
lieved the other three men, Roy
Drake, 19, Ralph Ward, %. and
Lawrence Montari, 81, had headed
through Contra Costa county and
| into CO1anO poIIptv
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-28
~ p. STOCKS

NEW YORK, Dec. % (UP)-Stocks de-
cllned today on increased volume despite
governmental moves TO avert a railroad
strike and send steel workers back TO the
mills.
move TO make any steel pay increase
retroactive brought an immediate return
of steel workers and operations headed
higher in the important centers. Steel
shares moved through a narrow arc and
around closing time registered small net
losses. Non-ferrous metal issues retreated
also and American Smelling made new
low for the year.
Railroad issues were steadied for a time
hy The government move to TAX over the
loads and thus avert walkout scheduled
Tor Thursday. They receded later and
registered small net losses on average.
Automobile issues lost small amounts
after an early rise in the low priced
shares Tire issues had declines ranging
10 more than a point in Goodrich. Oils,
utilities, anusements, sugars, and air
crafts had small losses on balance.
American Disfilling issues continued
their decline The stamped issue which
represents stock on which the privilege to
buy 16 cases of blended whiskey at cost
has been exercised. fell nearly six points,
while the plain stock, which carries pur-
chase rights, was off more than three
points.
Pitsion Company issues had losses
ranging TO five points. General Mills lost
more than three points and group OF
others lost a point or more. Few, includ-
ing Dow Chemical and Johns Manville'
gained a point or better.
Preliminary closing Dow Jones averages:
Industrial 1864, off Ito; rail S2.79, off
O.33; utility 21.S2. off 0.27, and 65 stocks
III. .55. off O.42.
sales amounted to 92l,72O shares. most
since last Dec. S and compared with $50
$40 Yesterday Curb turnover was go, 925
shares against $50 900 yesterday.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-28
Antics Of 'Bobe'
viii Steel Show

4 bit tough financially.
When the game starts, Mr.. Hol-
lingery undoubtedly will follow the
best dictates of Emily Post and re-
main seated on the West bench
with his assistant, handsome Leon
ard Timothy tBuck) Shaw of Santa
Clara.
But the Babe will start to squirm
at the first indication of eastern
power and before long he will be
dancing a fortyish hula on the
sidelines-much to the despair of
the officials.
If the East continues to move
down the field. the Babe will pick
the closest object, be it a helmet,
sideline marker or the unfortunate
rear of one of the West substitutes.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-28
British Suffer
Slight Loss
In Arctic Tilt

LONDON, Dec. %. (UP)-The
of the British naval VIC
tory off Norway's North Cape,
where the Nazi battleship Scharn-
horst was sunk, grew today with
disclosure that minor damage to
two ships constituted the only AL
lied casualties and with reports
that two other German Warships
were damaged badly.
Though two British warships in
the escort suffered minor DAM
age, an admiralty communique said,
all ships in the Russian-bound con-
voy escaped 'unmolested' during
the Arctic battle Sunday.
Radio Cairo said two 10,000-ton
German warships, probably the
pocket battleship LutzoW and cruis-
er Admiral Hipper, were damaged
badly, and an Algiers broadcast al
SO reported damage to the Lutzow.
"a German Transocean broad
cast said that other German naval
units participating in the action
did not suffer losses.9
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-28
new HONOR TO MANUEL ORTIZ

LOS ANGELES, Dec. %. (UP) =
Voted the outstanding athletes of
the year, Is contenders in as many
fields today wore silver medallions
awarded at the Los Angeles Times
annual national sports award din
ner.
Manuel Ortiz, the fighting cham
pion of 1913, who is one of the
hardest hitting bantamweights in
boxing history, was one of the
sports kings honored and was pres
ent to receive his award at the
annual dinenr. Ortiz has 18 knock
outs on his record Of 40 bouts, and
seven of his y fights this year
were won by that route. Ortiz has
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-28
Title Retained
As Featherweight

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. %. (UP)-
Phil Terranova of New York re-
tanned his world featherweight title
today because he is the only boxer
who ever has been able to stop
Jackie Callura of Hamilton, Ont,
short of the scheduled distance for
a bout.
Terranova won technical knock
out in the sixth round of their
fight in the coliseum last night to
bear out the support of the 1000
fans who had made him a l to 2
odds on favorite. 1t was the third
time he had stopped Callura, and
he accomplished the job by jabbing
him relentlessly with hard. body
and head punches.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-28
BY DAN MCGUIRE

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. %. CUPl
When "a bruising gentlemen rep
resenting the West attempt to make
life miserable for "a cultured lads
from the East. the main event may
not take place upon the Scared
turf of Kezar stadium.
KEEP EYE ON COACH
The $4,000 fans, if they're wise.
will keep one eye on the game and
the other on the West bench, where
Mr.. Orin (Babe) Hollingbery, will
hold sway as he has done since the
contest began in 1925. Mr.. Holling-
berry. an enthusiastic character, will
be making his first public appear
ance in a year. because his en-
ployer, Washington State college,
football when things got
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-28
LodIins Out Bowl Dope
BY United Press
TEXANS HOMEWORK

AUSTIN, Tex, Dec. %. (UP) =
Texas football players, who report
back from a holiday vacation today,
should be in top shape physically
despite a weeks layoff because they
took their practice equipment home
with them. Coach Dana x. Bible
said he put each player on his
honor to keep in trim for the New
Years day Cotton Bowl game with
the Randolph Field Filters at Dallas.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-28
Z. 4. POULTRY & EGGS

LOS ANGELES, DEC. ZS tUPI-
EGGS: JobDnt p.rr.s 10 retailers on
case packed candled eggs. per dozen:
Large, grade AA 5Sls -60lsc; grade
5Sszc; grade B -5hc; medium, grade A
54Hc; small grade A 501Ac.
Retail prices TO consumers: Large,
grade "A 69-70c; grade A 67-eSc; grade
3 $3.50; medium, grade A 62-63c; small,
grade A $3.50.
Poultry and game at ceiling: Paylng
rrices fob. Los Angeles:
Prcilers, Leghorns, under pa lbs, SOC,
IA to 3 lbs, 29c; fryers ga lbs. 29c;
casters all weights 29c; fowl, Leghorn,
ali weights 25ssc; colored. all weights
SIC; duck, all sizes 25c; RABBITS, under
lbs. 22-24c.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-28
COLDS EVERYWHERE

II TINS Spreading wave OF c0luS sweeps
your way and gets you with muscular
aches, coughing, and nasal congestion
try Penetro, modern medication in a
base containing old-fashioned mutton
suet like grandma used. Penetro works
two ways at once to relieve these mis-
cries: Q) outside, by counter-irrita-
ton, (2) inside, by vaporizing. Clean,
white and stainless. So pleasant to use.
25c. Double supply 35c. Get Penetro.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-28
BROADCASTS

WASHINGTON, Dec. G7. CUP) =
Play by play accounts of the
Orange Bowl, Cotton Bowl and
Rose Bowl football games will be
broadcast by short wave to Ameri-
can troops overseas on New Years
day, the war department announced
today.
The Orange Bowl game in Miami
between Louisiana State and Texas
A. and M. will be broadcast to men
in Britain, the Mediterranean,
Alaska and the Aleutians.
The Cotton Bowl game at Dallas,
between Texas University and Ran
dolph Field will be transmitted to
Britain and the Mediterranean.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-28
L. A. LIVESTOCK
Los ANGELES. Dec. % (uPl-FS'

CATTLE: Salable 900, quality largely
Gamers TO common, rather slow but fully
steady; medium TO good steers 13.75-l5,
common to medium 11.50-13.25; cutters to
common cows 925-10.7 rs, few medium TO
good. lib, Gamers and cutters 6.50-9:
few bulls unsold.
CALVES: Salable 100, little done. under
tone fully steady.
HOGS: Salable 100, very active, steady
TO % cents higher, palmer quality con-
Sidered bulk good to choice 202-263
pound truckins, 14.75-15. top IS; No rail
shipments on sale; medium to good 150-
210 pound 13-14.25. few 300-325 pound
10 50-13; good sows 1050-11; feeder pigs
so.
SHEEP: Salabe $50. no sales; good to
choice wooled lambs quoted 1450-15.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-28
WORKOUT FOR SUGAR

BAY ST. LOUIS, Miss, Dec. 28.
CUP) - Coach Henry Franks, at
tempting to polish the Tulsa often
sive after a holiday layoff, put the
entire squad through a series of
stiff workouts today and indicated
that he would continue the process
until late in the week in prepara-
ton for Saturdays Sugar Bowl
game with Georgia Tech at New
Orleans.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-28

also been named Southern Califor-
MIA Athlete of the Year and cited
by Ring Magazine as the outstand-
ing civilian boxer of the year in the
nation.
Six other sports figures, including
Amos Alonzo Stagg of College of
Pacific as coach of the year, were
given special awards.
Among the Is sports kings honor
ed last night were Spurgeon (Spud
Chandler, New York Yankee pitch
er; Angelo Bertelli, Notre Dame
quarterback; Sammy Baugh Wash
ington Redskins pass tosser; and
1t. Joe Hunt, U. S. mems tennis
singles champion.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-28
"ROSE BOWL" LAUNCHED

QUINCY. Mass, Dec % (UP)-
The light cruiser USS Pasadena.
named for Californias Rose Bowl
city, was launched today at the
Bethlehem Steel Co.'S Fore river
shipyard. The cruiser was sponsored
by Mrs. c. G.. Wopschall of 845
North Holliston Ave, Pasadena.
Mrs. Wopschall is the wife of the
chairman of the Board of City
Directors.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-28
SECRET WEAPON!

LOS ANGELES, Dec. 90. (UP) =
Twice beaten Southern California,
the underdog in the Rose Bowl
game against Washington Univer-
sity, is going to try to capitalize
on a secret defense weapon" to
offset the northerners' physical adj
vantage, Coach Jeff Cravath said
today.
Beyond disclosing that the tactic
would be designed to combat th>
"T" formation which Washington
uses, Cravath would reveal no more.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-28
SPORTS PARADE

tropical storm coming.
This Caribbean hurricane of hoop
stars not only swept the LI.U.
Blackbirds to defeat, but it lifted
the seasons biggest basketball crowd
to appreciative ecstasy with its
fast breaking, firehouse game - its
flawless ball-handling of hell-for-
leather, cross weaving short and
long passes-its stamina. A veteran
observer wrapped it up with, ITS
the fastest team I ever saw"
This first international college
cage game ever staged at the Gar
den was a laundering success from
every angle.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-28
MAY STING TULSA

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. %. UP)-
Coach Bill Alexander of Georgia
Techs Yellow Jackets reduced
workouts to light drilling and run
ming tactics today to minimize the
possibility of injuries before the.
New Years day Sugar Bowl game
with Tulsa. All of the SO players
on the squad were on hand except
tackle Bill Chambers, expected to
arrive later today by plane from
Los Angeles,
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-28
FLYER INJURED

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Dec. %.
CUP) - Wingback Tex Auls, top
scorer for the Randolph Field
Fliers, is suffering from bad ankle
injury and may not get to work
out with the team before its cotton
bowl assignment against Texas on
New Years day = team mates
reported today.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-28
USE FROSH BACKS

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 28. (UP)
"A duel for offensive honors be-
tween two freshmen was predicted
today by rival coaches Andy Kerr
and Babe Hollingbery for the an
nual Shrine East-West football
game.
Kerr, who said his East squad
lacked a powerful breakaway rum
ner, intends to build his offensive
around the passing of l9-year-old
Bob CHunchy) Hoernschmeyer, IN
diana star, while Hollingbery and
Buck Shaw of the West squad were
using freshman Bob Wedemeyer of
Honolulu and st. Mary's college, in
their key offensive plays.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-28
THEY'RE HOAKAY'
IN THE ARMY

LOS ANGLES, Dec. %. (UP) -
Lloyd Mangrum was in the army
today but the 29-year-old veteran
of Americas Ryder cup golf team
said he will compete in the Los
Angeles $12,500 golf open starting
Jan. 7 and running through the
10th.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-28
COACH is SAD

MIAMI, Fla, Dec. %. (UP) -
Coach Bernie Moore said today his
Louisiana state football team defi-
nitely didn't belong in the Orange
Bowl competition against Texas
AIM after the sluggish manner in
which it went through its two-hour
practice session Monday.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-28
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO, Dec. 27 (UP)- Wheat and
rye maintained a strong tone and oats
held barely steady on the Board of Trade
today.
At the close oats weakened to losses of
x 10 z cent a bushel. Wheat finished
The day up y to 19s, rye up y to Is,
and barley unchanged TO up Is.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-28
By JACK CUDDY

NEW YORK, Dec. %. CUP) - A
squad of lghtnin' Latins from Ha-
vana university did sprightly off
to-Buffalo today, after stunning
New York with one of the biggest
metropolitan basketball upsets in
years.
OUT RHUMBA LIU
The mustachioed magicians of the
Malecon made Christmas turkey
out of the unbeaten Long Island
university Blackbirds turday
night before 17,043 flabbergasted
fans at Madison Square Garden
Cuban superiority was not properly
reflected by the 40-37 score.
TROPICAL STORM
Havana's "Caribes" play Canisius
at Buffalo, N. Y, tomorrow night
and Temple at Philadelphia Satur-
day night. Without having seen
either Canisius or Temple play this
season, we warn both that there's
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-28
NO NIGHT LIFE

Before the Havana squad of II
men left for Buffalo, Coach Livco
Morales "a husky, dead-panned
chap with a mop of night-black
hair and a trim black mustachio,
disclosed the secret of the Caribes
speed. No, it was not rum that
made them to their court rhumba
at such blistering pace. Morales
spiked the rum suggestion by a
double play from his own impassiye
face to that of somewhat shocked
interpreter. His hoopsters eschew
the cask. "Eef ennywon dreenks or
has the night life, he is wot you
call jerked off the sqLawd queeck, -
said the Interpreter.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-28
BOILING OIL

HOUSTON, Tex, Dec. %. CUP)-
Arkansas Ann college and South
west Louisiana institute, the oppo-
nents in the New Years day Oil
Bowl game are geared to throw
everything into a reckless razzle
dazzle of passing and running plays,
reports from the respective cam
puses indicated today.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-28
L, A. HAP

lay, No. j, no. : anu "a. : leafy 29-31;
Certified hay, No. / extra leafy $3.50
36. 50. No. ], $3.50, No. ? leafy or green
3l-32 No 4 oat 36-37.