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Montana labor news., 1936-11-26

In the District Court of the Second Ju-
dicial District of the State of Montana.
In and for the County of Silver Bow.
l.. BARBER, Plaintiff.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1936-01-20

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 20. UP
The California Crusaders today re-
newed their attack upon the Town
send 5000 a month cid age pension
plan, describing the proposal as Or.
F. E. Townsend's humanitarian
dream" and declaring it would tax
business out of existence.
The new broadside was fired by
the group as the findings Of its re
search and intelligence council. IT
was third in q series Of analytical
criticisms of the Townsend old age
security business recovery theory
and was addressed TO every man
and woman who buys loaf Of bread
or a gallon of gasoline"
After a brief chaotic Whirl into
unsupportable higher prices" the
Crusaders charged, business would
instantly falter. then gradually slow
its pace and finally stop in chaos
and disorder. Townsend taxes offer
only a road to ruin"
AS in previous attacks, the pension
plan opponents conferred their as
sault around what they insist is the
insoluble problem of providing rev.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1936-01-20
TODAYS
Sports Parade
BY HENRY McLEMORE

bank wrappers; and third and last,
accurately forecast how long 1t will
take him to nitch-hike back from
Miami to Bismarck after he has put
his winning system into operation.
# he passes all these tests he hes
potential greatness as a greyhound
Handicapped and should come 70
Miami and finish the rest OF his
course. Once on the scene OF action
he can choose between the hundred
different systems of picking a win
ming dog We are partial to the
school which places great reliance in
the shape and fleXibility of a grey
hounds tail Our bets always 50 On
q lCng-tailed dog.
In the first place, a long tailed
dog finds sitting less comfortable
and so is less likely to be sitting
down in, the starting box when the
rabbit passes and the "off" signal
is given. In the second place, a
long tale is invaluable as q rud-
der ON turns. I've seen short
tailed dogs simply unable TO make
a sharp turn. On the other hand,
short tail increases stream-iin-
ing and speed. We've seen dog
players come to blows over the
merits of short and long tails.
and over many other things. Som
players will back only dogs wearing
Ne. ! on the theory that other num-
bers, especially "3" require more
cloth and are heavier, thus burden
ing the Wearer.
The gentleman from Bismarck
will have to make his own choice
He can try them all and then, dur
ing those days when the relief au-
thorities are investigating his right
to a place on their rolls, decide
which he finds the most profitab'o
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1936-01-20
Vegetables

Los ANGELES, Jan. 20. (UP)-
Light to moderate supplies with a
fair buying demand.
Beans: Fair quality Coachella
Valley Kentucky Wonders at 12-16c
ID. Whittier Canadian Wonders 10
lie. rdinary Mexican entucky Won
ders mostly lie. San Diego Co. limas
12-13c.
Lettuce: Slow. Imperial Valley
Fernando Valley dry pack As 35-5Oc
and local untrimmed 3 dozen 20-25c.
Peas: San Diego CO. stock at 4-5c
lb. Whittier Al y c. San Pedro Az =
SC. Best Carpeinteria pole peas 5la =
&c. Fair quality Ventura Co. and
Orange Co. 3i2-4c.
Squash: San Diego Co. dark COL
ored Italian $1.OO-1.25 lug, light col
ored Italian 75-S1.OO: and fair quail
ity White Summer S1.35-1.5O lug
Imperial Valley White Summer at
S1.75-1.S5 Der 4-bask crate or $50
LIS. A flat. with Italian 75-$10O.
And light colored Italian 60-75c flat;
local banana squash firm at $500
1900 a ton.
Tomatoes: INLAND 4-bask crates g.
tops At S2.25-250 with 12-tops most
ly S2.25 and 16-tops S125-135. In
dio Stops at $3.50 and 12-tops 81. Is
crate San Diego Co. 5z5s Si5O-1 rs
lug, with 6x6s S1.25-1.5O and 6x7s
STOOL. rs; Orange Co. 5x5s s125-1 so
And 6x7s $4,000 lug. Imperial Val
ley 0. rs 5x5s at S1.0O-1.25 lug Mex
lean rail originals 6x6s and larger
at S2.O0-2.10 lug, with 6X7s at S1.75-
l.S5. boat originals 6X6s and larger
$1.65-1.75.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1936-01-20
Markets
Los Angeles Stocks

LOS ANGELES. Jan. 20. UP)-
Nearly half of all issues traded
slumped fractionally TO more than l
point Monday morning on the Los
Angeles stock exchange.
On the upside, Douglas scared 2iR
to 81 on 200, and was bid at $50
Emsco sank Is TO 171s on. 200. and
General Motors IS to SAG on 200.
A ~ drop carried Security Com
pany Uunits to Al On 1913. Trans
America slumped Il on a 2200-share
turnover. Pacific Finance common
gained Il to 1885 on 800, and Pacific
Indemnity L TO 20A on 100.
Pacific Lighting dropped Is. at so
on 100; Pacific Public Service COM
mon gained Is to 1885 on 500, and
Pacific Indemnity Il to 20A on 100.
Pacific Lighting dropped q, at SO
on 100: Pacific Public Service COM
mon 4 at % on 600: Edison com
mon, Z at % on 600; Edison com
mon, u at 27k on 800.
Standard Oil lost 2. to 40h on
100; Consolidated y to 121h on 100;
Union, = to "a on 200.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1936-01-20
GOLF TOURNEY
ENTERS FINALS

SACRAMENTO Jan. 20. OPP
With a margin of $275 prize money
at stake, Wild Bill Mehlhorn, Louis
vile, KY, professional, and Witty
Cox, Bethesda, Mo, faced each other
TO-DAY in an 18-hole playoff for the
1886 Sacramento open golf cham
pionship.
The pair finished three-day, To-
hole medal play tournament yestcr-
day in a dead heat. Both carded
286 to lead a field of 1872 amateurs
and professionals who teed off in
opening rounds Friday.
Third place award of $3.50 was
won by Byron Nelson, unattached
Ridgewood, N. j., pro, who had
fought Melhorn on even terms
throughout the day, and was elm
mated from top running only on the
18th hole of yesterdays second
round.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1936-01-20

euues to pay the 5000 monthly pen
sion to every person past so years If
age.
Farmers Not Aided
The pro rata share of every family
in the nation would be 1851 a year
toward raising the $4,000, 100000
aended annually to finance the plan.
Where will the average American
family find S53 a month, or anything
approaching that sum to spare from
its household budget?" asked Sam
uel Hume, Crusaders director.
Are you, for example, a farmer,
or is your family dependent upon
agriculture? Then it should be point
ed out to you that the endoWing of
8,500,00 consumers with incomes of
5000 a month will not mean an in
creased demand for your products.
The pensioners may spend slightly
more for these products, but not
much more, for staple foods are
classified as having an inelastic dc
mand-which means that the person
who spends 5000 a month eats very
little more bread and potatoes, Wears
out few more shirts and shoes, than
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1936-01-20

OF SRA BUDGET
FUNDS CHANGED

State Relief administration bud
get checks, which ordinarily are dis
tributed on Monday will be distrib-
uted upon different days, according
to w. S. Filter, Imperial county di-
rector for SRA.
The checks will be distributed on
different dates in the various towns,
as follows: January 22-Ei Centre
Brawley, Imperial, Westmorland and
Calipatria; on January 23-Holtville
and CaleXico.
The following week the checks
will be distributed January 81, in El
Centre, Brawley, Imperial, West
morland and Calipatria. On Febru-
airy /, in Holtville and CaleXico.
Distribution changes were made
TO allow requisition voucher checks
to be prepared closer TO date of pay
ment, Filter said.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1936-01-20
FISTS FLY ~ COAST
PROFESSIONAL GRID
CHAMPIONSHIP GAME
CONTEST ENDS
IN 42-7 SCORE
FOR fasteners

LOS ANGELES, Jan. 90 UP
Fists flew and spectators swarmed
on the gridiron yesterday during
a pro football game in which the
Detroit Lions. national champions,
trounced the American Legion ALL
Stars OF Los Angeles.
All-Star Swings
Kermit ISlitzke, all-star tackle,
swung on Ok Emerson of the
Lions when his helmet wa s
wrenched off during a close line
play in the final minutes of the
game. They Nere pried apart and
Klitzke removed from the game
Starts Again
A few minutes later another
melee broke out after John Schnel-
Ter Of the Lions dumped Merle
Bufkin with a vicious tackle. About
a dozen players rushed in and be-
gan swinging while fans climbed
from the stands to join the battle
when Coach Potsy Clark Of the
Lions removed his entire team from
the field and ended the warfare.
A team of reserves finished the
game.
AIl-Stars SmCthered
The All-Stars managed to hold
the Lions even in the first period,
7 to 7, but the national champions
opened up thereafter to smother
the local team as Shepherd, Pres
nell. Gutowsky and Caddel tailed.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1936-01-20
.yesseOwens
Voted First
| n Grou o

NEW YORK, Jan. 20. W'D
= The five athletes most
likely to win points for the
United States in the Olym-
pic Games at Berlin this
summer are Jesse Owens, Eulace
Peacock, Jack Torrance, Glenn Gun
bingham and Jack Medica, accord
ing to a poll of 1876 sports editors
throughout the country by the Unit
ed Press.
Owens. Ohio state Negro who
broke three world records and tied
another last May in one of the
greatest one-day athletic achieve
mentS in track and field history, won
first place with SO votes. Unless
misfortune overtakes him, Owens
will be one of the favorites in the
100 and 200 meters and the broad
lump. He has tied the world record
of "a seconds for the 100-yard dash
several times, has a mark OF 2O.3 Tor
the 220-yard dash, which probably
will be accepted next summer, and
Has lGdpcu 20 lccG, O1I lllSliCo va VIZ
broad jump. His leap in the broad
jump is 514 inches farther than any
other human ever has jumped.
Another Negro athlete, Eulace
Peacock of Temple, Owens most
persistent rival, captured second
place with 60 votes. Peacock's spe-
cialties are the same as Owens, the
sprints and the broad jump.
Third place went to Jack Tol :
rance, the 290-pound Louisiana giant
who holds the world shotput record
OF 81 feet, inch, made at Oslo, Nor
way, in 1884. He polled SO votes.
Glenn Cunningham of Kansas,
who finished fourth in the 1900 met
err run at the 1894 games at Los An.
geleS, was fourth with 40 votes. The
sturdy middle WeSterner has kept in
training since the 1882 games and
apparently is faster runner now
than he was four years ago.
Jack Medica. u. of Washington
swimmer who had broken most of
Johnny Weissmuller' records in the
last two years, captured fifth place
with 81 votes. He is expected TO he
a contender in the 400 and 1900
meter free style events.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1936-01-20
Green Bay
Packers in
Coast Win

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan
20. (UP)-The Green Bay
Packers, national profess
siOnal league team, yester-
day defeated a hand picked squad
of Pacific coast professional and
graduating college football play
ers, "a to IA, in q charity contest
sponsored by the knights of Col
umbus.
Passes from Arnold Herber, form
er st. Regis college star, to Don
Hutson, Alabama alumnus. and
Hank Bruder, formerly of North
western. gave the packers a ii
point lead within a few minutes
of the opening whistle. Herber
tossed to Sauer for another touch
down before the quarter was out.
Ernie Smith, former use. line
man, converted each time. Clark
Hinkle. Bucknell, added a field
goal.
The Al-Stars scored on passes
from Frank Sobrero, Santa Clara 5
former pasSer, to Hal Pringle and
Bob Rowe.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1936-01-20
TWOGannes
OnPrOgrarn
for Tonight

Ell Centro's newly formed
commercial league officially
opens at 7::30 tonight when
two contests are played in
Central high schools gym
nasium.
The Edgar Brothers Hardware
company and the Imperial Valley
Hardware company will send teams
onto the court in the initial sched-
uled contest of the league. The
Bachelors club and General Pet
roleum will send their teams against
one another Immediately following
the first game.
Battle Scared Bachelors
OF the four teams playing to-
night, the Bachelors club boasts
the most battles fought hereto
fore. The Bachelors club followed
the Cox Brothers grocery team,
pioneer Of this years commercial
groups, into forming an organized
quintet. The Bachelors have had
several contests and are believed
by their leader, Noel Smith, to be
the unbeatable squad of Imperial
Valley, bar none.
Unknown Teams
The Edgar Brothers team has
seen little or no action. General
Petroleum is unknown in hoop
circles, as we'll as the Golden
State creamery, another quintet in
the league of six teams.
Cox Brothers grocery, captained
by Lee Wick, has led the fight for
commercial league and has par
ticipated in several contests in
GLIDING clashes with the Junior
College Arabs, CaleXico high school,
I. v. Hardware, the Bachelors
club and Central high school. Cox
Brothers five will make their
debut in the league schedule We'd
nesday in a contest with the Col
den State Creamery.
Other Wednesday Go
In the other game scheduled for
Wednesday, the Imperial Valley
Hardware will meet General Pet
roleum.
League games will be played ev-
cry Monday and Wednesday OF
each week, two games each night.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1936-01-20

MIAMI Fla, Jan. 20. UP)-A gen.
gentleman from Bismarck in the
Dakotas has written this bureau n
forming it that he plans a trip TO
Florida and would appreciate a tip
Oh how to beat The dog races.
Our Soundest tip on how to beat
the dog races in Florida would be 20
stay in Bismarck but knowing the
gentleman would take this leVity, we
plan today to do our best to give
MIN a winning system. And by WIN
ming system we mean one which will
leave him with enough money each
night to wire Bismarck for more.
The first thing our Dakota
friends should do is to go into a
rigorous period of training to de-
termine if he abs the makings of a
successful greyhound selectOr. He
should start this probe into his
psychic powers with something
easy, like the weather, say. If,
over a twO-week span, he can cor
reetiy call the turn on the ele-
ments Including the exacolles) he
can move 10 the next step.
The next step consists Of placing
500 Mexican jumping beans and 300
grains of popcorn in a pepper and,
before heat is applied TO them, guess
exactly the order in which the beans
and grains will jump. If his guess
is off by even one bean or one gam
he might as we'll stay in Bismarck
and forget all about the dogs. II
however, he hits is perfectly ne hos
a right to feel encouraged, and tc
move into the final test, which is tc
give the Christian name, middle, anc
surname of Charlie Ross kidnaper;
name the dates of 1000 pennies I'm
DIN or Lincoln) while still in thei
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1936-01-20
New York Stocks

NEW YORK, Jan. 90 (UP) -
Stocks rallied near the close today
bitter dull, irregular market SEES
sion.
announcement that Greyhound
Corporation directors approved a
Four for one split which stockhold-
ers are to vote on March "a sent the
ssue up nearly 4 points and had a
steady influence in other sections.
Prices came back from lows in
most sections. Some issues regis
Tered gains whereas early in the day
he whole list had a lower trend.
Utilities were firm until the su-
breme court convened. The court
{did not render any important decis-
Ons and hence traders must wait at
least until Feb. 5 for a decision on
fhe Tenne ssee Valley Authority. the
hopes the decision would come to-
Early rise in the group was based
Hay and be adverse TO IVA. The
Sub sequent decline was not so great
'hnd the group rallied before the end
.pf the session.
Steel shares rallied slightly when
he American Iron & Steel Institute
hnnouneed operations for the week
up slightly from last week. How
over, the gain over 1885 was consid
erably narrowed and this was con-
bidered disappointing in some cir
cles. The reason for the poorer
showing this January as compared
with December is the earlier change
by automobile companies to new
m odels and hence, according TO ex-
perts, has no real significance.
Cuban American Sugar preferred
SCARED 6 points 10 a new top at ~
|on further talk the company would
Boon do something TO pay off some
accumulated dividends Colorado
Fuel preferred was up points and
american Wooden preferred up more
han 2 the latter at new high for
the year.
Numerous special isues made
|gains.
Railroad isues rallied from lows
but most Of them closed at slight
hew losses. Oil shares were ouieter
with prices steady to firm
V o u IN e Appropriated 100000
shares compared with 2,350,000
shares Friday. Curb sales were 5S3,
boo shares compared with 10000
shares Friday.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1936-01-20
AMATEUR TITLE
HOLDER TO TURN
PRO IN NEW YORK

NEW YORK, Jan. 20. U.P)-Lou
Nova of San Francisco. internation-
al amateur heavyweight champion,
will make his professional debut
against Tony Serafino of Arizona
in a Around bout at Madison
Square Garden Friday night. Nova,
who has been training here for
two weeks, said today that the
cold weather had not !nterfered
with his conditioning.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1936-01-20
Flax Market
CASH FLAX
Los Angeles Hay
Chicago Grains

CHICAGO. Jan. 20. UP)-Wheat
future eased fractiorally on the
board Of trade today in featured less
trade, rejecting uncertainty re-
garding Washington developments.
continued light milling demand and
reactionary tendencies in foreign
markets.
At the close May wheat was 81 n
bushel. down y cent from the prev
ious close, July was Il cent lower
and eptember was unchanged. Corn
was y TO = cent lower, oats was u
TO Is cent lower and rye was 4 TO
y cent lower.
Fluctuations in the major grain
were limited TO a fractional range,
many traders taking a sideline pos
ition pending Qualification eff deVel-
opm ents at the national capitol
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1936-01-20
CRUSADERS MAKE NEW
ATTACK or TOWNSEND

the person who has only a fraction
of that sum.
ON the other hand, the great ma
iority of the people, who even IN
prosperous times live on bare sub
sistence income, when they are COM
peeled to get along on even less be-
cause of the new taxes, will be COM
PEELED to reduce their purchases OF
even the most necessary and staple
products. A slight increase by the
100000 pensioners slight de-
crease by 10 times that many more
consumers-does that appeal to
you?" the report questioned.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1936-01-20

Don Rex Wins
Golf Cr0wn at
Country Club

Don Rex was crowned king of
the Barbara Worth country club
Sunday by virtue of his victory
over Jack Strobel in a 36-hOle
final match. Rex was two under
par when the match ended on the
2Sth hole.
Both players had survived a
club elimination tournament
which opened three weeks ago.
The clubs regular Tuesday
handicap matches will be re-
sumed again this week. This
weekly affair was discontinued
recently TO allow the elimination
tournament TO progress.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1936-01-20
ARREST FILIPINOS

Five Filipinos were arrested by
game wardens Sunday for viola
ton of the fish and game code
and brought to the county jail to
await disposition of their case.
The islanders are: P. Alsma, Bias
Cagal, Johnny Mangado, E. Sori-
to and N. Yuson. They were ar
rested near Westmorland.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1936-01-20
L. A. Butter & Eggs
l.. A. Livestock

LOS ANGELES, Jan. 20. (UP)-
Hogs $50. 25-50c higher, top $1100;
truckin 100000.
Cattle 220O steers steady to
strong. other classes slow 10 steady.
Good fed steers $7S5-S.50. Bulk
81 .26-7.75. Heifers held around $S.25.
Few medium COWS S525. Best held
above $500. Cutter grades S3.25-4.5O.
Bulls to s.. go Calves 900. Csc high
err. Bulk S750-S25
Sheep zoo holdovers pa, no lambs
Offered. Good TO choice quoted TO
aIo.25. Ewes steady, common TO
M edinm SIS. 50-4 90
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1936-01-20
Brouillard to
Meet Champion
In Title Match

PARIS, Jan 20. lUP)-Lou Brouil-
lard, the American southpaw who
formerly held the WelterWeight and
middleweight titles. will meet bald
headed Marcel Thil of France, rec
ognized by the International box
ing federation as world middle
weight champion in a 15-round
title bout tonight at the Palais Des
Sports.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1936-01-20
l.. A. Poultry

Los ANGELES, Jan. 20. CUPl-
III lens, Leghorns, pa TO 81 lbs. .l7c
Hens, Leghorns. over pa and up
re to L asf, over lbs lie i7e
Hens, colored, 5s4 10 lbs. 23c
Hens. colored, lbs. and UP -. FAC
Broilers, over and up to y lbs. 24c
Broilers, over u and up TO Pa
| lbs. Observation-Disclosures. &c
Fryers. Leghorns, over "a and up
to lbs. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1sc
Fryers, Barred Rocks, over "a
and up to 80 lbs. ........-... 23c
Dryers, other than Barred Rocks.
over pa to 31z lbs. .....:.... &c
Roasters. soft bone, Barred Rocks.
over 80 lbs. and up ........ 23c
Boosters, soft bone, other than
Barred Rocks, over 3 Y lbs. 800. &c
stays .-.-...-.. s-..''' -
Ola fDOsleTH - q
|Ducklings, 3 y lbs. and up ...... 19c
|Ducklings, under ~ lbs. ...... &c
Old ducks ..-.-........ ...'''' &c
Geese ................... 16c
Young Tom turkeys, IA lbs. and up
Young tom turkeys. over is lbs. 2Ic
Hen turkeys. 3 lbs. and up ...... &c
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1936-01-20

The coast team will try to take
the Junior College five IN the same
manner it has defeated foes in the
Service league.
Boasts Record
Boosting the incredible record of
having never been held under so
points N any contest this season, the
Marines plan to keep their slate
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1936-01-20
BITSY GRANT
TRILMPHS AGAIN

TAMPA, Fla, Jan. 20 UP)-Re-
turning to the form that earned
him the No. 3 position in national
tennis ranks, Bryan M "Bitsy"
Grant, diminutive Atlanta net star,
today included the Dixie champ
ionship in his list of triumphs.
Grant turned back Martin Bux-
by, Miami, in straight sets, 60, 60,
rs, in the finals Of the sixth an
nual Dixie tennis tournament.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1936-01-20
FORMER CHAMPION
TO HEAD NET GROUP

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 90 Up
Edward c.. (Bud Chandler, form
er intercollegiate net champion
headed the northern California
tennis association today. Elected at
the associations annual banquet
here, he succeeds Roscoe Naples.
Mrs. Helen Wills Moody, en- route
TO New York by train, was named
to the directorate.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1936-01-20

clean and their boast good here
Tuesday night.
Arabs Drilled
Coach Taylor has been putting mis-
powerful crew through the PAGES.
Continual drilling recently has
Speeded up the Arabs defense and
built up confident offense, Coach
Taylor said Monday.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1936-01-20
BROUGHT TO JAIL

Don Wheeler is serving a Is
day Jail sentence imposed by
Brawley justice court on a petty
theft charge. He was brought to
the county Jail Sunday.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1936-01-20
IMMIGRATION PRISONERS

Manuel Michel and Saturnino
Ramos Amora were arrested at
Indio Sunday and brought to the
county Jail to await disposition
of their charge.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1936-01-20
Z. S. TEAM
Is DEFEATED

OSLO, Norway, Jan. 20. UP
The Norwegian Olympic skating
team defeated the United States
today in a pre-Olympic dual meet
Saturday and Sunday, 40 to 50.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1936-01-20
COAST CACERS
MEET JAYCEES
IN LOCAL GYM

Coach Roland Taylor's Junior College quintet will
have to fight with its back against the wall when the
adng team representing the West Marines tanges
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1936-01-20
l.. A. Grain

Los ANGELES, Jan 20. CUPJ-
Prices quoted on the Los Angeles
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1936-01-20
Riviera Team Wins

Los ANGELES Jan 20 the
achc coast goal polo championship
team to L. Lionel Pedey Tailed goals winners