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Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-23
PkiILies Prexy
Banned from
Major Leagues

CHICAGO, No. =. ,JP)-BaSe-
ball Commissions Kene5aw NJ. Lam
dis discharged William d. Cox,
president of the Philadelphia Phil
lies. from major league baseball
today for alleged betting on last
seasons games.
Lands. in one of his trpically
terse verdicts. declared Cox per
manently ineligible to hold any
office with the Philadelphia Ma
tional league or any other club or
agreement or the major-minor
league agreement
The ruling, made after an eX-
change of letters between Cox and
the commissioners office, said Lam
dis received rumorS last August
that Cox had bet on baseball games
i'll violation of a major league rule
against gambling.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-23
Go NibIicking
At Del Rio Links

Braxleys golfers have no excuse
now for not being in par condition
for the season. The Del Rio links
are ready for play with the open
ing of the 18 holes for play and the
fairWays newly conditioned for the
erstwhile players. The Del Rio
course is free of unnatural hazards
and the problem of lost balls in
the rough has now been eliml-
mated.
With matched play and tourna-
ments in the .Iear offing those
whose game has become rusty have
begun to take their clubs out of
the dark recesses and are out
swinging at the links which are
claimed to be in the best condi-
ton in some time.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-23
Jimmy Collins
Seeks Comeback

BALTIMORE. Md. Nov, 23 cUPD
Jimmy Collins Baltimore recent
iY given n medical discharge from
The army, sought new fields in the
division today in his
comeback campaign.
Collins. 1885,, gained his first vic
tory over top flight competition last
night when he punched out a de-
cisive 10-round decision over Al
Guido. 1922, New York.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-23
Fight Program
Admission Cut

Along with the bad news there
comes some good. Fight fans of
Imperial Valley who may or may
not have agreed with matchmaker
Lew Taylor's cutting the number of
fistic encounters in the Ell Centre
stadium in half are now warmed
with some news that effects their
sporting pocketbook.
Admission prices to the boxing
programs have been sliced. The
new prices effective Friday, Dec.
3. the date of the next matches
arc as follows: General Admission,
75c: reserved seats, S100: ring side
seats. $150; special service mems
rate SOC This compares to $115:
s1:73; 2.30: and BIC, respectively,
charged in the first two programs.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-23
Sports
Pordde
By JACK CUDDY

NEW YORK. Nov. %. (UP1-Two
pictures smiled out today from a
sports page of the New York Herald
Tribune - Sgt Barney Ross and
Primo Camera.
The tumble of war, that changed
the pattern of lives and sent men
along strange battle paths, achieved
an unusual coincidence in having
the photos of these two former
boxing champions in print on the
same day because of action in his
tory's greatest fight.
Barney's picture was there be
cause of his citation by President
Roosevelt for heroiSm, a year ago.
on Glsadaleanal PrimoS likeness
was there because unconfirmed dis
patches from Switzerland indicated
that his recent anti-AXis fighting
had resulted in wounds. capture
and possible execution by the Ger
mans.
Big Primo. like little Barney. may
have become a hero; although such
a destiny for the Italian giant never
was anticipated by the inhabitants
of Jacobs beach.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-23
Pacific-FIiers
Game Scheduled

LOS ANGELES, Nov. % UP,-A
post-season football game between
81-year-old Amos Alonzo Stagg's
College of Pacific Tigers and the
4th Air Force Flicrs from March
Field, Calf, in the Los Angeles
Memorial Coliseum Dec. II, was
being organized today by the all
Pacific Recreation Fund committee.
headed by Comedian Joe f. Brown
The two once defeated teams
agreed TO play the game for The
benefit of the army air force aid
society and the all-Pacific fund, the
fund committee announced.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-23
FL Centre
lalcXiCn
Jurqes Rejected

NEW YORK, Nov % tUP)-Billy
Judges, veteran shoYtstop Ct the
New York Giants, was rejected by
army medical officers when he ap-
pearcd for his pre-induction eXami-
nation at Rockville Centre, N. Y
Giant officials announced late yes
terday.
He was rejected because Of an
old ankle injury.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-23
BrawEey Fighter
Loses Decision

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 90. CUP)-
Ellis Phillips, 1870, Philadelphia, to-
day held a decisive 10-roEnd deci-
sion over Cleo Shans, 13412, veteran
BraWley fighter
Phillips, who gained the victory
before 5000 fans at the Arena last
night, floored Shans four times dur
ing the one sided bout. Shans said
after the fight that he had in
jured his right hand during the
first round.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-23
How Much is Your Thanks Worth?

yI,HANKs...to the Chinese who never had much,
i but who at least had the CUTS to stand up to
the Japs for seven long years.
Thanks...to to the Norwegians, who lost their
country but never surrendered themselves.
Thanks..to the Russians, who gave their lives
and homes and burned their factories and fields
to turn Hitler's dream of conquest into night
mare of defeat.
Thanks to the British, who might have given
up but didn't...to the Yugoslavs, who still fight
in the hills. thanks to all the freedom-loving
people in the world who gave us time to gather
our strength
Make your thanks to all of these really mean
something.et'y giving generously to the National
War Fund Though our own community war fund.-
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-23
Breaks 70 Decide BuIIdog-Spartan Tilt
Clash of Field GeneraIship Is
Scented: Game Time to Be z Pm.

one of the hottest games on the
gridiron griddle is in store for pig
skin fans this week and the out
come of Tie Ell Cenro-CaleXico
Turkey Days classic may depend
on the breaks of the game. The
game is scheduled for 200 p. m.
With Field Marshall Ralph Sa-
maha, Calexico's quarterback, WHO
has ran and passed his team to
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-23
l.. A. HAY
Ia. STOCKS

Los ANGELES Nov. - tuPl Prices
were unsteady today IN light trading on
the Los Angeles Stock Exchange. Three
issues made gains. five were down and
six were unchanged with a midday
volume toialing 400 shares.
The list; Blue Diamond 100 al i.S0
down 10: Transamerica 10 al eNr, un-
Glanced: pfd. per cent 100 Al 81 down
Il; Edison 100 at 22as, unchanged; sun
i:n loo at . =. down i talpack lo al
251s unchanged: Lockheed 100 al IL,
down 8, Ryan 500 at 81. unchanged
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-23

Briefs
By UNITED PRESS

LOS ANGELES, Nov. %. (UP)-
University of Southern California
players were in top shape today
as they continued practice on Of
fensive plays for their contest next
Saturday with the USLA Bruins.
The backfield was strengthened
with return of Eddie Saenz and
Duane Whitehead after long alb
Sences nursing injuries.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-23
CARNERA A DUPE

The unfortunate combination of
big Primo's gullibility and the
mobSters' manipulations left an
odorouoS wake after Camera S
American tours from 1890 to 1888
when he won the title by knocking
out Jack Sharkey in the sixth
round at Madison Square Garden
bowl The odor was strongest after
his bout with Bombo Cheyalier at
Oakland. Calf. whose seconds ap-
parently tossed in the towel prema-
turely.
We do not know if the "Ambling
Alp" was aware that some of his
opponents were taking dives but
we are certain that he thought he
had knocked out Jack Sharkey the
night he won the title Some
writer's questioned the legitimacy of
that kayo. But Camera sat there
on a rubbing table that night,
bottle Of wine graSped in one hand,
believing with delight through his
big teeth. He had done it with his
secret poonch'-a right uppercut
practiced behind a barn-he eX-
planned.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-23
ShRDINE CATCH HIGH

WASHINGTON, Nov. . lUP)-
Fisheries Coordinator Harold l..
Ickes reported today that Cali
fornia sardinc production for the
current season amounted to 246,050
tons by the end of October, an in
crease of eight per cent over The
catch during the same period last
wear
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-23

MARCH FIELD, Calf. Nov. %.
UP)-Naj. Paul Schissler's fourth
air force flyers continued working
on their famous passing attack to-
day in preparation for the coast
service championship" game Satur-
day with the San Diego naval
training station.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-23
CHICAGO ER1IN

CHICAGO. Noy. u eCP'-Gfan futures
cased Slightly on the Board OF Trade To-
day
Wheat finished the day off ! To
cent. oats up /. to off L. rye off 1, 10
=. and barley off !, to L..
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-23

STOCKTON. CAL Nov. 23. up
The College of Pacific football
team re-opened its season today
with the scheduling of a game with
the March Field 4th air force
flyers on Dec. II in Los Angeles
Memorial coliseum.
COPS original schedule ended
Saturday, when a game with the
University of San Francisco was
cancelled because of rain
The contest in the coliseum be-
tween Coach Amos Alonzo Stagg S
COP team and Maj. Paul Schisslcr's
flyers is sponsored by the all Pa
cific recreation fund. The proceeds
will be divided by the APRC and
the Army Air Force Aid society.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-23

LOS ANGELES. Nov. % ,uP1=
EGGS: Jobun. pfic<s To retailers on
case-packed candlcd eggs. per dozen:
Large, grade AA 5s1a e: grade A
SIS &c; grade sc; medium, grade
5lisc: small grade A 50aec.
Retail prices TO consumers: Large.
grade AA ee-7Oc; grade 67-6sc grade
57-5sc; medium, grade a 62-63c. small,
grade A $3.50. -
Poultry and game al ceiling: Paying
prices lob. Los Angeles:
Breilers. Leehorns, under "a lbs. 30c.
oX TO 8 lbs 29c fryers Sd lbs. &c;
roasters ,ail weights 29e; fowl. Leghorn.
all weights 25Ae; colored. all weights
25Nc; duck. all sizes 25c: rabbits under
5 lbs. 222fc.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-23
ROSS GAME GUY

The gallantry of Ross at Guadal-
canal-already a part of the U. S.
marines tradition caused little
surprise along Jacobs beach. Fight
followers knew that the former
lightweight and welter king was a
dead game guy" He had proved
that. beyond question, in the ring
But of Carnera, they were not so
sure. They doubted his courage. as
well as his ability, although he did
wear the world heavyweight crown
nearly year Moreover. the pom
derous pugilist from Sequals, Italy,
who registered 254 pounds. and six
feet five and ree-fourths inches,
was generally regarded as a good
natured, gulilble dupe of American
mobSterS.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-23

championship, and El Centro'S pint
sized Little Corporal Emmett
Henry matching wits. fans can be
assured that there1l be no sod un-
turned in their effort to. out-gen-
eral each other and climax their
season with another victory.
Calexico is bringing to Ell Centro
their 1912 and 43 championship
team, practically intact. They hope
that their passing attack will con-
tinue to click and plan to out
score the local Srartans via the
aerial route.
STTFT WORKOUTS
Both teams are engaging III stiff
workouts this week pointing to this
game. The Bulldogs are attempts
ing to take the rough spots off
their aerial offensive and put the
running attacks behind good block
ing and interference. The E. G.
Spartans, too, are putting on the
pressure. They intend to stop the
Bulldogs pitches cold and they in
tend to told on the right and left
lld1lhS alDtlI IbdllllIGL dlli Iltu
Brown. That accomplished, they
intend that their offensive shall
also click
Calexico has no injuries to mar
their anticipation of victory, while
Coach Clarence Anderson of the
SpartanS will have two men on the
bench. Hugh Littrell, all-Valley
tackle in 1912. is nursing leg in
jGry and Ernest Alarcon. haltback,
may still be suffering a charley
horse on Thursday.
TROUNCE COMPETITION
The Bulldobs have trounced all
competition this season and cVi-
dence of their mighty air-poWer is
shown in the Yuma statistics. The
Bulldogs gained 237 yards from
passes to batter the Yuma Crimi-
nails CLIO. Ell Centre trounced the
Arizon lads 27-0.
Tentative team members for the
Thursday afternoon game are as
follows:
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-23
PRIMO DOWN ii TfaG

He thought "Satchel Fect" show
ed great gameness the night. nearly
a year later June IA, l934. when
Make Baer took his crown on
knockout in the 18th round. Dur
ing those Il rounds, Make floored
Primo II times. The big fellow
kept getting up and coming back
for more In other bouts-notably
his two with Leroy Haynes-Primo
displayed lack of gameness.
Cameras campaign was one of
the smellieSt chapters of modern
pugilism. largely because of the
mobSters who used him as a pup
pet; and he-a glandular freak
who was victimized and robbed on
all sides-Was one of the games
most pathetic figures. Perhaps the
gods of war have arranged a new
Carnera chapter, written in battle
blood
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-23
NPLS. FL1I FUTURES
December z..z.==.=.#===.#=-4.... task SO =
Alay 90
LOCAL RUTTERFAT
La. BUTTER

Quotations FOR butter and eggs have
been discontinued Indefinitely by the Los
Angeles Produce Exchange.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-23
Markets at q
Glance
By UNITED PRESS

.I0cks IIIrEuIHT IN QuIei lTadIUg-
Bonds nregolarls higher. L. 5. govern
msnis higher.
Curb stocks irregular
Cotton off as much Us 81 cents "A bale
Wheat off : 10 ] cent a bushcl
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-23

FOR A STRONG HOME FRONT:
Boy Scouts of America
Campfire Girls
Y. w. &. A. Girl RcserycS)
Salvation Army
Hirass Health Camp
Hard of Hearing Society
Welfare Board
Youth RccreatiOnaI Association
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-23

George Asimakis. above, fireman
second class, Of Bakersfield, Calf,
may have lost his last professional
fight to Ceferino Garcia in 1886, but
its doubtful if he'll lose a bout To
the Japs. The former boxer from
the Pacific Coast, and now Coast
Guardsman, says Jap IS a sucker
for left hook and proved his point
by flooring ali enemy recently IN
hand hand combat on one of the
Solomon Islands. George had to
shoot the Jap, though, when he
pulled a knife ON the Yank.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-23
Z. A. POULTRY te EGGS

Maximum prices that may be paid pro-
ducers by retailers:
Grade A. large eggs. week beginning
October IS 5s1s cents. Medium eggs four
cents below, sman eggs eight cents below.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-23

Seventeen war relief agencies have banded to-
gether in this great work to make the thanks of
America mean something both abroad and at
home and wherever Our men fight on land or sea.
For we owe thanks, too, to the young men of
America who gave UP careers and good jobs to
do the job that has to be done.and to those who
cheerfully saw their lives turned upside down
so that their men could fight and build ships
and turn out tanks and planes and guns, all day
and all night.
Because the National War Fund is combined
with our local united campaign, you are being
asked to give only once, this year, for all the
agencies represented by it. So add up all you
would have given to each, and then double the
total There's no better way to show your
gratitude.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-23

BERKELEY, NJ. =. OPl -
Craig Ortlieb will be back on the
University oI California team when
it goes I'D against Del Monte pre-
flight on Saturday. Ortlicb has been
absent from the team for several
weeks because of a cut eye.
Ken Wheeler or Fred Brandt will
replace Toby Freedman, left guard,
who suffered a dislocated shoulder
Saturday.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-23

FOR OUR FIGHTING MEN:
u. S. o. fSix Agencies)
United Seamen's Relief
War Prisoners Aid
Local Service Mems
RccrcatioDal Ccnters
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-23
Give ONCE and ENOUGH for ALL!
70 Campaigns in ONE!

rOR OUR SUFFERING ALLIES:
Belgian War Relief Society
British War Relief Society
French Relief Fund
Friends of Luxembourg
Greek War Relief Association
Norwegian Relief
Polish War Relief
Queen Wilhclmina Fund
Russian War Relief
United China Relief
United CzechoslOyak Relief
United YugOslav Relief
Refugee Relief Trustees
U. 5. Committee for the Care Of
European Children.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-23
BY DAN MCGUIRE

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. % tUPl
If a few long-faced educators had
been able to direct their hatchet
men more effectively, there wouldn't
have been any college football this
year. They whispered their argu-
mentS against the game into the
right army cars, but theJ were
thrown for big loss by two former
l-Amcricans-To Hamilton and
Frank Wickhorst-When they tried
to coax the navy into believing that
football had no place in the train
ing of the nations warriors.
1t. Cmdr. Wickhost, whose last
civilian gesture was to prove that
hard charging line with sliding
ends could explode the myth of in-
vinoibility of Clark Shaughnessy's
T-formation, told the Northern
California Football Writers Asso-
citation yesterday that the navy was
sold on footballs place in the
training of flyers.
GRIDDERS ARE FIGHTERS
As Hamiltons successor in the top
job of the pre-flight training pro-
gram. Wickhorst can deliver facts
and figures which show that a man
who can take care of himself on
the gridiron can do a pretty fair
job of making the Japs wish they
had never ventured out of their
own league.
Wick. who WAS line coach at Cali
fornia for 10 years before the navy
required his talents, made this flat
statement:
I'VE have found that football is
the finest training We know to give
kids thc spirit. toughncsS, drive,
initiative and teamwork which is
SO necessary when they are out
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NittmOd, Sen s, DECEMBER 1913

I tat nnI0sbar erfdeint. Wenn es Me-
pollution gibt lit es nidt MIR Sade
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Die Iutoritat als cine Sodter 6es
Sinmels betradten.
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Voltber1te1tr 9elueb Iber
1trtier Na9frtegs<
,,YarQDteS"

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famen Gortidritten uno neuen gnt.
oedrngen arf BEN @ebieten Der glef.
tri5itdt, Ser gbemie, Der Eedntf un6
anoern Biiienihaften, bauen uniere
pbantaiiebegabten Mrtifler 6ie tp,un-
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User fid oieie ibealen 3uitdnoe er-
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DBio @aiienfrennS

bringt uno infofern uno inioipeit iie
5tDeitens oem Woble Der menidIiden
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8olf! Simmer bas Bolf. l1eberan oas
8olf. Sour bas 9olf. 9as 8oIf uno
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i9es uno etpises 8obl. Dos 8olf
uno ieoer ieiner Biirger 1T Der 3tped
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Mut gebabt, Der 4utoritdt nit Bal=
lus gu iagen: Soon eft poitetas niii a
Deo. Sc eibt feine @etpalt, auBer bon
@ott! (@6m. 1919. Die Autoritdt
lit et,pas tpeientli1 Meligioies. @ir
slauben nur an oie Mutoritat, tpeil
mir an @ott glnlben. Mne Mutorit1t
itebt uno fdnt nit @ott. @enn man
MIDI mebr an @ott eIaubt, 6ann miro
man NIT Der 3eit, uenn man nidt
oas Slid bat, bon Der @eeier,,ng ei-
men 8orteil 81 baben, foniequenter-
lpeiie &ebolutiondr, Rommlniit ooer
Mnar6iit 1perben.
Iber Ser &atboli5ismus bringt aub
ben Wut auf, ben &erren, bic auf
oen sriinen Seiieln fisen, gu iagen,
oaB ale menibli9e Mutoritdt relatip
unb beidranft lit. sic lit nur Muto-
ritat, iniofern unb iniotpeit iie eritens
oas gottlide @eies gum Musorud