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dee 8.s,1o.13.I5 Trustees.
THOS. J. OWEN e. SON. AUCTIONEERS,
l43l Eye Street NV.

4H' u IssI gMIT rSs @ st1ss. sGss hMGWSIloNEERs'
TRUSTEES; SALE % %oF SIeSi SAEgAb1E REAL
Estate; KNOWN AS NO. 1921 SIX
WAgTTHcr6sNT TEENTH 6sNTREET; 1,sgJ ,NsogRTHWEsI;;
"A BRICK APARTMENT B BtIIDINe. .
duly recorded in Liber No. 1855 folio 5s2.
ct seq. Of the land records of the District
OF Columbia, and at the request Of the
trustees will sell at public auction in front
SIXTEENTH DAY OF DEcEMBER, Ap IS
1887; AT FOUR O'CLOCK P M, the follow
the District Of Columbia. and designated
as and being lot numbered Twenty-eight
l2S and the. south 6.757 feet front by
the full depth of lot numbered Twenty
numbered One hundred and ninety-one
ODD, as per plat recorded in Liber
R L. n. folio 12s. of the records Of the
coumba BIZ s said ot 2s Of and he pars psrft df a Of
as lot numbered sos.
Terms Of sale: One-third OF the purchase
money to De paid in cash, balance in two
two years with interest at 51a per centum
per annum, payable semi-annually. from
DAY OF sale, secured by first deed of trust
upon the property sold or all cash, at the
81 900. 90 will be required at time of sale
All conVeyancing, recording. etc. at cost
OF purchaser. Terms Of sale to be complied
with within 80 days from day of sale
to resell the property at the risk and cost
OF defaulting purchaser. after Ave days
advertisement Of such resale in some news
paper published in Washington, D. C.
de3,6.s.1O,l3.15,I6 trustees
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

DETACHED HOUSE IN BRooKLAND.
! 4o4 Monroe n.e-6 r. b oil Frigidaire;
beautifully furnished. THOS. D. WALSH.
INC. S15 11th ST. NV District 7557-S.
,17l2 N ST. N.W-S-ROOM HOUSE IN
refined neighborhood: garage. fireplaces;
convenient to bus and car. District 0953.
FOXALL-ATTRACTIV FURN-. SIX
rooms, finished basement suite with lava
tory, gas heat: deep yard. garage; close to
GOOD school. Natl. 1910. Wise. 517a.
MIAMI, FLA.-COMPLETELY FURNISHED
o-room Spanish bungalow front and rear
screened porches. porte-cochere. garage with
servants quarters: electric refrigerator:
season rental DIEZ. day. District 1920.
Extention 2946; evening, Cleveland 2045.
Ia
CHEVY CHASE BEDROOMS, GAS
heat; will rent for 4, 6 or s week period
from Dec. Is; rental, $50 per week. Phone
Wisconsin 6443.
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OLORED-S3, 975-NEAR GA. AVE
and Col; rd Semi-det. frame, large
cleo. Lot 36x9S to 20-ft. alley. A bargain
on easy terms.
Geo. 2S02. w. L. MOORE. Dist. S917.
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

BEAUTIFUL NEW 5-RM., BATH UNFURN
apt, kit. fully equipped: all hardwood
floors. plenty light. heat, hot water; must
be seen to be appreciated 2606 N Lexing-
ton ST., Arl, Va. mr.. Lee highway. Claren-
don 1511-W.
UNFURN. 8 RMS. AND BATH, I'd FL.
elect range and refg.. $40: separate elect.
meter. heat and water furn adults only
Call Clar. 1865 Sunday or after 5 pm.
NEW MODERN APT. $40 WEST MADI-
son ave. HyattSville-4 large rooms. tiled
bath and shower. large screened porch;
heat. hot water and Frigidaire; janitor
service. Also furnished room for rent.
Call Greenwood 2947 or Hyattsville 7:}4.
LARGE LIVING ROOM. CHEERFUL BED
room kit built.in cabinets, breakfast
water; new apt. BLDG. 1901 Bard St. Mt
Rainier. OWNER. Greenwood 5000
. FURNISHED RMS. BED-LIVING RM
Akltchen-dinette, semi-prvate bath. Adults.
S35 Includes heat gas, cleo, hot water
Call Falls Church 4a-J-1.
COLORED.
rooms tiled bath: hot-water heat. elec.
included. Clarendon l140-J
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ACREAGE FOR SALE.
MONEY TO LOAN,

10 ACRES ON U. S. HIGHWAY NO /.
10 be diyided into lots Of "a acre or more
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PLYMOUTH 1887 4-door touring sedan.
3 mos. old; driven 1900 miles. Can't ba
told from new. Best offer buys this car,
Must sell before Dec, Is. Consider small
trade:3 Terms. Can be seen Sun. Mon.
Tues. at 4432 Conn. ave. Ask for Mr..
Evening star., 1937-12-13

DODGE 1896 de luxe convertible coupe;
radio and heater. This car delivered new
for S1,075: has been driven only $1,000
miles and positively cannot be told from
new. Price only S5T9. Call Mr. Collie
q. P. SteuarD, Decatur 4SO0: evenings,
Evening star., 1937-12-13

PIER RCE-ARROW 1884 5-passenger club
brougham, s40-A: here is one clean car:
always has had the best Of care; excellent
certainly bargain S445. c. C. G. guar
anty. Capitol Cadillac Co.. 1922 22nd st.
NV. National 5000. Open Sun and eve
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

BUILD YOUR SUMMER HOME AT BEv-
erley Beach on Chesapeake Bay Write for
free booklet. Post Once. Mayo Md
l60-ACRE FARM WITH GOOD WATER
frontage, 90 miles Washington, fronting
on gravel road: price. 81 900: terms Glib
ONS. 306 Barr Bldg. National 3753 ia.
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LOTS FOR SALE.
so LOTS-S2 75O

SO LOTS-$2,75O.
With recreation park, swimming pool,
sewerage water; cabin with cleo lava
tory, shower, etc: nearby Va; all for only
$3.50: terms: leaving city; act quickly.
Box ia. Star.
COLORED LOTS IN DEANWOOD AND
FA1RMONT HEIGHTS, SIS up, easy
terms; help build. District 9170.
COLORED-SMALL DOWN PAYMENT.
easy terms give YOU right to build in beau
tlful Roland Park. D. C. National 1859
for appointment.
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DODGE 1895 coupe; radio and heater;
very low mileage; ride in it will con-
vince you T. A. Buckley, Col. 1O16O,
Apt 10. Dealer
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
Continued
OUT-OF-TOWN OWNERS

intown bunealow. There are 1--WE weil-ar-
ranged rooms and bath on first foor; recre-
alton room, oil heat built-in garage: only
10 minutes downtown; q few steps from
stores and schools: terms Call MR.. IVEY.
with j., WESLEY BUCHANAN, ADAMS
P.S-Also row house in best section
PetWorth that's n steal at X5.4R0
Evening star., 1937-12-13

PONTIAC 1885 5-passenger touring sedan.
6 cylinders; large trunk excellent black
paint, spotless; here is a car that has had
unusual care; you will find this very
clean car: S526. c. c. c. guaranty. Cap
itol Cadillac Co. 1922 22nd st. NV. Natl.
3300 Omen Sun and eve
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DODGE 1895 2-door trunk sedan; recon-
dftloned for winter driving; very clean
inside and out; Good battery. .anti-freeze
ana high tread tires. Money-back guar
ahtee very low price: easy terms. Adams
BROOKS. Inc. S1O1 Georgia ave
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PLYMOUTH 1885 4-dr sedan radio,
heater and many other extras. Have to
see to appreciate. No reasonable offer
refused: Trade and terms arranged. Call
O. 3. Goocrum, Natl. 3474. 13 9th st.
ne. Dealer.
PLYMOUTH 1885 4-dr.. trunk; looks like
brand new; $500 for quick sale. Terms
and trade: Must sell at once. E. V. Keefe.
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rHOS. j. OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEERS
143l Eye st. NV

1431 Eye st. NV.
STORY BRICK BUSINESS PRoPERTY.
STREET NORTHWEST. it@ ioo
BY virtue OF a certain deed Of trust
duly recorded in Liber No 1854 folio 4S7
ct seq. OF the land records of the District
OF Columbia, and at the request of the
party secured thereby, the undersigned
trustees will sell at public auction in front
OF the premises. on THURSDAY, THE SIX
TENTH DAY OF DECEMBER, AD. 1897,
AT THREE O'CLOCK PM. the following
described land and premises. situate in
the District Of Columbia. and designated
as and being parts of lots Al and AZ in
George w. Cochran and others subdi-
vision OF square 274, as per plat recorded
IN the ONCE Of the surveyor for the Dis
trict Of Columbia in Lber r. w. at folio
1871. beginning for. the same at a point
in the line of north ~" street distant 7
feet east from the northwest corner of
said lot Al. and running thence east along
the line of said street q feet thence south
100 feet to an alley. thence west 81 feet
and thence north 100 feet to the beginning
Terms: Sold subject to a prior building
association deed of trust for Sl2355 .22
further particulars of which will be an
nounced at time OF sale the purchase
price above said trust to be paid in cash
A deposit of 100000 required Convey
ancing. recording. etc. at purchasers
cost: Terms to be complied with within
thirty. days, otherwise deposit forfeited
and the property may be advertised and
resold at the discretion of the trustees
ARTHUR G. BISHOP,
sooeo,ooW F. CHAPPELL.
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AUCTION SALES.

THos. J. OWEN & SON, AUcTIoNEERs,
1431 Eye St. NV.
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1904 HOLLY ST. NV.

1IUf I1OILI OI. INV.
Park at S7.950? Fully detached;
thoroughly reconditioned. 8 rooms BATH
oil heat. modern kitchen, breakfast nook
lot. Very attractive terms. No better
value anywhere. Natl 2040; evenings
Evening star., 1937-12-13

PONTIAC 1887 black 6-cyl four-door Sc
dan. with trunk: never sold. never driven:
left over when new models were announced.
$3.50. See Mr.. Flood, 1921 Conn. Clev.
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DODGE 1888 5-passenger touring sedan;
large trunk Here is a clean car, paint.
upholstery. tires and motor all in splendid
condition; radio, heater; certainly priced
right. S525. c. c. c. guaranty Capitol
Cadillac Co., 1922 22nd st. NV. Natl,
5000. Open Sun and eve
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STUDEBAKER 1886 5-passenger cruising
sedan Dictator; large trunk. excellent
paint all good tires, splendid motor. This
car certainly had the best Of care; S525.
c. c. C. guaranty. Capitol Cadillac Co..
1922 22nd st. NV. Natl. $500. Open
Sun. and eve.
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WILLYS 1895; Al condition: sacrifice,
S165; also 1885 Plymouth coupe. $3.50.
Max KuShner. John Marshall pl. and
Indiana ave. NV. Met. $500. 13.
WILLYS 1888 de luxe sedan. demonstrator;
low mileage; new-car guarantee: S575.
Robinson WHY'S. 32l3 r. L ave-. Mt.
Rainier Greenwood 1890
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m0Jof that staTts Immediately IN subzero
temperatures. You'll see safe. depend
able. beautiful automobile for only S49O.
The Trew Motor Co., 1925 14th ST. NV.
!4th and Pa. ave. Sc. Decatur 1910,
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HOUSES UkFURNisHED.

sI5 D N.w.-11 ROOMS, REAR PORCH.
soft. yard, bath and toilet: gas. cleo.
h.-W.h ami Reasonable to responsible
party. No rooming house. CURTO. 1876
Evening star., 1937-12-13

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE THREE
STORY DETACHFD BRICK DWELL
ING. CONTAINING 81 ROOMS AND
IA BATHS. KNOWN AS PREMISES
1873 MANCHESTER LANE NORTH
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DODGE 1885 sport coupe excellent gray
paint. fine clean upholstery. all good tires
and splendid motor here is a clean car
C. C. C. guaranty. Capitol Cadillac Co.,
1922 22nd st. NV. National $500. Open
Sun and eve
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PONTIAC. 1885 deluxe tvo-door sedan with
largest trunk, black, 6 cyl. driven since
new by Chevy Chase. Nd, owner who works
in Congressional Library; best value; S499.
See MI. Flood 1921 Conn. Clev. S401.
PONTIAC. 1887 deluxe four-door sedan
See MI. Flood 4221 Conn. CleY. S40l.
Evening star., 1937-12-13

PONTIAC 1885 spa assenger touring sedan;
cylinders excellent black paint; all good
tires, fine clean upholstery; splendid mo-
tor; heater; you will find this clean
car; S545. C. C. C. guaranty. Capitol
Cadillac Co.. 1902 22nd st. NV. National
2300 Omen Sun and
Evening star., 1937-12-13

PLYMOUTH 1886 de luxe 4-door trunk
sedan. This is the ''one car in a thou
sand" Seldom will you find a 1885 car
SO near 70 new. both mechanically and
Imperial Valley press., 1937-11-15
Santa Clara
Defeats Gaels
.By 20 Score

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. Is. tUP)
Santa Clara university's Broncos
kept their seasons football record
spotless yesterday by winning their
seventh consecutive game, TO, from
st. Mary's Gaels in their tradi-
tional fray at Kezar stadium.
The win maintained the Broncos
as the only major united, undo
feated team on the west coast.
Santa Clara had a harder time
checking the Gaels than most grid
experts had predicted, throughout
the first half, the Moragans were
a constant threat to Coach Buck
Shaw's outfit.
Held in check for 80 minutes,
the Broncos suddenly turned on
the power and moved doWniield
80 yards. The touchdown play was
clever pass maneuver.
On a reverse, Barlow took the
ball and passed to Fisher who
snagged it for the score just within
the end zone sideline. The conVer-
sion was good.
Santa Clara still has Gonzaga
to play, while the Gaels begin a
tour to the east where they will
play Fordham at New York Nov
90
Imperial Valley press., 1937-11-15
NEW YORK STOCKS

NEW YORK, NOV. 10 tUPD -
Stocks were firm at the start to-
day but drifted lower later in light
trading.
Opening Of congress and Presi-
dent RooseYelt's speech had no eff
feet on prices. Traders enumerated
the following reason for the set
back:
l. Another drop in steel produc-
tion. The American Iron and Steel
Institute reported the steel indus
try scheduled to operate this week
at 36.4 per cent of capacity, a de-
cline of 4.5 points or 11.2 per cent
from last week. s rate and the low
est July s, 1885.
?. Lack of demand for new au-
tomobile models, which brought
selling nto automobile shares.
3. An impaired technical posi-
tioin because of last weeks recoV-
cry. There was some disappoint-
ment over the fact that the Presi-
not eliminate demands for wage
hour legislation, surplus crop con
troll. government reorganization
and regional planning, but his
statement that he intended to send
another message 70 congress short
ly on a housing program financed
by private capital was seen as
highly favorable.
An encouraging item in the mar
kets behavior was the reduction in
volume on the decline.
Losses were small and all lead
ers held above their recent lows.
Steels were most active. A fairly
large amount of business also was
done in nOn-ferrous metal issues
and motors. Utilities were moder-
ately active with prices lightly
lower. Farm shares We're mixed
and mail orders lower. Building is
sues We're firm.
United states Steel touched 621s
and later sagged 10 5SL, off 2i4.
Bethlehem Steel lost more than a.
point
Copper issues were down fractions
70 more than point with Ana
conda the leader. Phelps Dodge
lost a point. Westinghouse Electric
touched 100ss off 4M General Elec-
tric eased fractionally.
ChrYsler fell 10 6714 off 2la.
Transactions approXimated 1.45o.-
q 600 shares compared with 1.SSO,00t
shares Friday. Curb transactions
appro2imated 257 600 shares com
pared with 33S. 600 on Friday.
Dow Jones closing Averages; In
dustrial 129.22 off $50; Railroad
g3 % off O3. Irtiiitv $50 off U.63.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-11-15
DETROIT ROUTS
n. Y. GIANTS
By UNITED PRESS

Detroit moved into third place
Of the National footballs league
western division today. the only
change in star.1ings as a result Of
yesterdays games.
The Lions whipped the New York
Giants, eastern division leaders. It
0. before 35.7 fans. The loss. how
ever, did not remove the Giants
from the top as the second place
Washington Redskins were defeat
ed by the Pittsburgh Pirates. 21-l3.
Chicago Bears held their slim
lead over the western clubs. by
smothering Brooklyn 29-7. The
Green Bay Packers remained close
behind by crushing Philadelphia.
81
In the American league. Los An
geles maintained its perfect record
with a 1921 win over Rochester.
their sixth straight victory of the
year. In the other game Cincin-
natl beat Boston, 1870.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-11-15
GRID TITLE
AT STAKE
ON SATURDAY

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov Is. UP
The Pacific coast conference foot
ball title. and the dollars an.d glory
which go with it through Pasadena S
Rose Bowl game. will be decided
Saturday by two teams which ex-
emplify the exact opposites in foot
ball and sporting styles.
It's a case OF the slugger against
the boxer when California and
Stanford tangle. before 10000 or
more at Stanford University Satur-
day afternoon in the game that
brings the conference chase to its
climax.
California is the slugger. a tough
and ready eleven that hits hard
and often to overpower its opposi-
ton by sheer might.
Stanford is the boxer, neatly
dodging around. looking for an
opening When the opening pre-
sents itself, the Cardinals strike
hard and fast.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-11-15
Allen to Crash Middleweight Ranks
SPOR IS
PARADE
BY HENRY McLEMORE

PORTLAND. Ore, Nov. Is. UP
TIE eastern team that comes out
or the Rose Bowl game this sea-
son. even though it be one from the
ivy colleges. where culture is so
abundant it has to be swept off the
campus like leaves, will have to
learn its ABC's all over again.
Not the old-iashioned ABC's, with
their "A is for alimony, b is for
bellboy and &C" is for corpse, but
the University of California ABCs
which are something altogether diff
/ ferent. For at Berkeley, where
Coach Stub Allison has put to-
gether one of TIE strongest foot
ball teams in a decade, A is for
the first varsity. B for the second,
and c for the third
The team that meets California in
the Rose Bowl will see all three of
them. and it is not going to have
an easy time figuring out which is
| the toughest. I saw the California
| first, second. and third teams in
action Saturday against oregon,
and the tip-off on what a healthy
baby that c group is that it more
than held its own with an oregon
varsity that was good enough a
week earlier to trounce Washington
State
The c varsity played the final
quarter and yielded nothing. The
B varsity was Coach Allison'S choice
for duty III the preceding period,
and all it could do was take the
ball on its own 20-yard line and
blaze 80 yards up the field for a
| touchdown. In this march the
| second stringers uncovered a pair Of
! brilliant backs in Ingram and An
! derSon, and a line that riddled the
/ big Oregon forward wall.
This brings us. in backward fash
ion. to the California varsity-the
A group that started the ball game
and belabored the opposition during
| the first half. Working on a field
that was ankle deep in slime-the
Multnomah gridiron has a sand and
tanbark surface, and had been sub
; jected to a two-day rain - the
Golden Bears hammered across
three touch1ownS, and missed an
other by a yard.
This California first team, on Sat-
urday. was far and away the most
impressive eleven I have seen all
year. 1t didn't have a flaw and
it went about the business of win
ming the ball game with the poise
of those old Rockne teams. The
boys paid no attention to the mis-
cradle footing. Surely and calmly
they tore oregon apart and punch
ed touchdoWnS through the holes.
There isn't a weak spot on the
line from Dolman at left end to
Schwartz at the right wing. And in
HerWig at center California has a
genuine Bear. The backfield, on
Saturday at least, was tremendous
| ly impressive. Vic Bottari took the
] field hailed as the star ball carrier,
and he played like one, yet he
was not quite as efficient as one
Sam Chapman. Chapman, rangy
fellow. is a power runner with a
fine burst of speed, and he can
! pass and kick with the best.
Another A backfielder is Meek,
an accomplishing lad who throws
blocks all afternoon, and throws
EN- right.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-11-15
MAX SONES LEADS

Thirty-tWo golfers Saturday and
Sunday played their first rounds in
the annual 54-hole medal play
tournament for the Secretary's Cup
at the Barbara Worth country club
Leading the pack was Max Sones
with a net 65, who played one of
his best games of the year. He shot
an 81 to % handicap
Other players, with gross scores,
handicap and not score. follow:
Otis Hinson, 80, 26, 66.
John Kepley a. 16. SO.
w. E. Beale "a, 16, SO.
Dick Lott, IS, T. 68.
Forrest Ferguson, rs. 7. 60.
Wayne Elvander IS, 6, 50.
Logan Jenkins, 73, 3. 10.
Minor Sims, 95, 25, 70.
Barney Holbert, 96 26, 70.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-11-15

WHO Ilclu Jllc BldIllS W lOul lllJo
and a run in three innings, was
aided by brilliant Coca Cola field
ing including a triple play in the
fourth inning.
The White King batters went in
to a one run lead in the first
inning when Abingdon doubled and
scored a moment later on Ross
single to center.
Complete Triple Play
The Giants threatened again in
the fourth when Crouch doubled
to center and went to third on a
fielder's choice. With Crouch on
third and Gomez on first Arlington
hit high fly to Luscomb in right.
Luscomb made the catch and rifled
the ball to the plate to catch
Crouch. Comes, meanwhile had
trotted to third base and on mis-
attempt to get back to first he
missed second base. Heath touched
Gomez out for the completion of
a triple play.
Ell Centro tied the ball game in
the fourth inning when Elliott
was safe at first on an error, adj
vanced to third on Willingham
single and was safe at home on a
close play.
Winning Score
The winning marker came in the
fifth on doubles by McNeeley and
Gabler.
Abingdon and Ross were the hit
ting stars of the game with two
hits in four tries.
The pitching of Gomez and Stine
for the losers and Marston ano
Gabler of the Ell Centre team was
all that could be desired
Imperial Valley press., 1937-11-15
CHICAGO GRAINS

CHICAGO, Nov. Is UP)-A col
lapse in prices at Liverpool spread
bearish gloom in world grain mar
kets today.
At the close wheat was pa cents
TO % cents lower corn Is TO =
cent lower, and oats j. cent hgh-
er TO 4 cent lower.
Weakness prevailed in wheat fu-
lures on the Chicago board Of
trade where prices felt the effect
Of the slump in the British market
from the start. Trading was light
and Of a mixed character. Another
depressing influence was the small
export business over the week
Country offerings of corn are ex-
pected to taper off from now on.
Reports indicate that farmers are
cribbing their corn. Meanwhile. of
ferings continue liberal here and
carlot receipts today were estimat-
ed at 4S7 cars. Export business
over the weekend was 10000 bus
hels of corn for the United King
dom and the continent
Imperial Valley press., 1937-11-15
COTTON
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. Is UP)-
Cotton futures closed steady.
Open High Low Close
L. A. VEGETABLES

Los ANGELES. Nov. Is tUPD
Trading was moderate to slow with
supplies heavy and prices about
steady.
Asparagus: Imperial Valley fey
regal 19c lb. Fey std 13c. Special
7-7izc.
Cabbage: local cannonball 85-90c
crate. Red cabbage 1850. savoy
4O-50c crate.
Lettuce: dry pack Lompoc 4 doz
S1.O0-SI25; doz. S5-S1.OO; Qua
dalupe and Santa Maria doz. So
S10O; doz. 1850. Delano As So
S1.25; local 4 doz. best S5-S1 90.
Peas: Imperial Valley Culls crate
stock 1-2C ID. Sacked stock low as
30c sack.
Squash Coachella aad Imperial
Valley white summer 85-S1.OU lug.
San Diego co. S5-S.1D0; local 1890
Italian, Imperial and Coachella
Valley 85-S1.OO; local 1880. san
Diego co. 9O-S1 90; san Diego e.
yellow crookneck S1.15-Sl.25 lug.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-11-15
FOUR VALLEY
AMATEURS IN
l.. 4. TOUR NEY

Four valley amateur boxers, Her
man Graves. Manuel Ortiz. Bobbie
Hagar and Bert Birmingham will
take part in the first rounds of the
Les Angeles Golden Gloves tourna-
ment tonight
Graves and Birmingham will
enter the miidleweight divisions.
Hagar will enter the bantamweight
and Ortiz the flyweight.
Graves and Ortiz are given a good
chance to advance to the finals but
Hagar and Birmingham are expect
ed to be eliminated before the finals
one week from tonight.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-11-15

HOLTVILLE HIGH
LEADS VALLEY
FOOTBALL RAGE

Holtville high school to-
day reigned supreme among
valley league football teams
and was the overwhelming
favorite to win its first foot
ball championship in more than a
decade Holtvile went into the
league lead Thursday night when
the Vikings routed Calexico high.
1876, and then gained another half
game lead Friday night when FL
Centre high lost its second game
Of the season to Brawley.
Centrals only chance. and a
mighty slim one at that. is to de-
feat Holtville and Calexico high in
its remaining games. Two wins
would assure El Centre Of a tie
for first place.
But Ell Centro's chances to de-
feat Holtville are about as bright
as Citadel's chances to come to
the Rose Bowl
Imperial Valley press., 1937-11-15
Perfect Record
Teams Continue
Way to Glory

NEW YORK. Noy. Is. UP)-For
the first time this football season,
Monday morning rolled around
without a single deletion to make
in the nations list of perfect record
teams although fans were present.
ed with new upsets.
Alabama, Colorado. Santa Clara,
Montana and Lafayette remained
undefeated and united. Nebraska
and Duke were beaten while Cali
fornia. Yale, Dartmouth, Fordham,
Pittsburgh, VillanoVa and Holy
Cross remained undefeated but tied.