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Evening star., 1937-04-30
Service Orders
ARMY.

ARMY.
Epperly, Maj. James M. Dental
Corps, to General Dispensary, U. S.
Army, on completion of his present
tour Of foreign service.
Booth, Capt. Charles L., Field Ar
tillery, Virginia National Guard, Nor
folk, to Fort Hoyle, Md, September l.
Macarthur, First Lieut. William H.,
Air Corps, to Langley Field, Va, on
completion of his present tour of for
eign service.
NAVY.
Mayheld, Capt. Irving H., detached
@. S. S. Tuscaloosa, to Bureau OF
Navigation, August S.
Low, Comdr Francis S., detached
Bureau of Navigation. to staff COM
mander Submarine Squadron 6, July.
conquest. Lieut. Comdr. Theodore
c., detached Bureau of Aeronautics,
to Navay Air Station, Norfolk, Va,
June l.
Cogswell, Lieut. Wilson P, detached
Bureau of Engineering, to staff, COM
mander aircraft, Base Force, May.
Latrobe, Lieut.. William c., detached
Navy Yard, Philadelphia, to U. S. S.
Perch, June /.
Scoles, Lieut.. Albert B., detached
Naval Academy, to California Insti-
tute of Technology, Pasadena, June S.
Strange, Lieut.. Robert O., detached
Naval Academy, to U. S. S. Marble
head, May Is.
Sutton, Lieut.. q. g. Robert D.,
detached U. S. S. Leary, to Hydro
graphic Office, May.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-02
CALEXICO A.C. OPENS TONITE
Pistol Shoot
Ace to Give
Show Sunday

Sportsmen who enjoy shooting
will have an opportunity to see two
Of the worlds greatest firearms
experts perform Sunday at 1890
am. at the Immigration officers
pistol range.
Capt. A. H. Hardy accompanied
by Tommy Carr of the famous
Chief Davis Police pistol team will
do stunts with rifle, pistol and
shotgun that will amaze the aver
age gun pointer. The exhibition is
sponsored by Chief of Police Os-
walt.
Capt. Hardy will outline profiles
on plain tin plates with rifle bull
lets firing 200 shots in three min
utes. Hit iron washers and even
shooting through the hole which
is pasted over with paper, eject
empty shells. reload and hit them,
break five clay targets with REM
ington pump gun thrown into the
air at one time
Tommy Carr will cut cards in
two edgewise with revolver, make
many difficult mirror shots with
two pistols never before Seen.
Capt. Hardy represents the Pet
ers Cartridge company has shot in
every state in the union over a
period of thirty six years and has
fired more than 100000 rounds.
He has a record of 1906 21s in
balls thrown into the air without
A miss.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-02
ARAB CAGERS
LOSE TO- GRAD
QUINTET 1892

An Fl Centro junior college alum
nj basketball team Wednesday
night handed a fast moving FL Gen.
tr0 junior college varsity a 1892
beating In the opening game of the
37-38 season In The Central high
gym.
The joycee second team defeated
a town team in a preliminary game
by a score Of 2e-N.
The alumni cagers took an early
lead and held their slender edge
throughout the contest. The Grads
led. 1914. at The half.
Dutchie Van Nostrand led the
alumni scorers with l6 points. Ross
Blakeiy paced the Arabs with ~.
Wick Robinson and Blakely played
outstanding defensive ball for the
losers. Ship and Lambeth we're
defensive starS for the alumni.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-02
Trade Mart
At Baseball
Meet Quiet

IWAUKEE. Wis. Dec. 2. (UP)
the baseball trading market was
quiet today at the minor league
Maybe next week at Chicago's
major league meeting Van Mungo.
Brooklyn's bad boy. will have a
new uniform measured for him;
maybe Joe vosmik. st. Louis Browns
outfielder. viii move to the Chicago
White sox patrol; perhaps Catcher
Rollie Hemsley of the Browns will
Join the Cleveland Indians: but the
baseball trading mart is stagnated.
In the National league everything
revolyes around Mungo while the
American league. traditionally op-
posed TO radical shakeups. is adher-
ing TO time-worn custom. The last
place st. Louis Browns are attempt
ing to make deals with every club
in the league.
Owner Donald Barnes of the
Browns last night traded Elon Hog
sett. southpaw pitcher, to the Wash
mgton Senators for Ed Linke, right
handed pitcher Hogset won six
games and lost 10 and Linke won
six ana lost one.
The disposition OF Mungo will be
the big deal in the National league
when it takes place.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-02
l.. A. STOCKS

Los ANGELES. Dec. OUPD 80
The heaviest trading volume Of
several weeks poured across the
board of the Los Angeles stock ex-
change today. The appro Ntmate
total OF sales was $500. OF the
81 Issues dealth In the ma iority
were unchanged or lower.
Sales included; l.. A. Industries
300 shares ~, up =; Pacific Fi-
nance 200 at rs. unchanged; Tran
sameriea 100 az i0A, down = Ban
DIM on 100 al 81. unchanged;
Bolsa Chica A 400 shares -, an
changed; Richfleld OF 40e shares
5h, unchanged: Superior on 509 at
37A. unchanged; standard OIL Of
Cal. 100 at 30M Unchanged Union
oil 1900 shares 20lz, down =; Uni
Con. OIL geo az ~, up -
Chrysler moved down lh 20 5bh
on sale of 100 shareE. Other sales;
Con. Steel pfd. 10o shares eN. diy.
gA., up 4; L3ckheed Aircraft 800
shares 7A. up y Menasco 100 az
rs, unchanged; Yosemite Cement
pfd. 100 at 81, down = Rae.
Lighting common 100 at IS. up hi
Edison common 500 az y. down =.
Edison 81 per cent pfd leo ~ ~
X, up y SO. Pacific TOO a. 70. up
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-02
YUMAN WINS Is
FIRST IN GOLF

Delegations of women golfers
from Brawley, Yuma and Calexico
we're guests at the Barbara Worth
golf club Wednesday for the wom-
ems open" day. Nine holes were
played in the morning. followed by
luncheon and nine holes in the
afternoon.
Mrs. A. w. Hackett of Yuma won
first In the sweepstakes, based on
9 hole scores. She shot a net o.
Her handicap was so.
Mrs. 81 Carey of Brawley was
second with a net %. She shot a 81
10 a "a handicap.
In the novice class" Mrs. Helen
Fujimoto of Brawley was first with
a net 27, shooting IA to a Al
handicap. Second was Mrs. Elsie
Pierce of Brawley with a net 49,
She shot a 81
Best golf of the day was shot by
Mrs. Billie Burke of Holtville. She
had a 50-48 for a 90.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-02
.ELKS SPONSOR
SUNDAY BALL
GAME IN T. C..

Farley's San Diego baseball teail
will invade Imperial Valley Sunday
afternoon to meet the FL Centro
Merchants in a double header in
Sportsman Park. The first game
will start at lis.
Ell Centre Elks are sponsoring
this weeks games and proceeds
from the contest will be turned over
to the organizations Christmas
fund.
Farley's boasts a strong lineup
featuring Herman Pillett, Sid burst,
Bill Starr, Joe Coscarart, Berly
Horne, Vincent Dimaggio, and sew
eral other stars who made names
for themselves in coast league ball
with the San Diego Padres.
Marsden and Gabler will divide
mound duties in Sundays double
headers.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-02
Golfers Will Play for Club Championship
Dates Arranged
For Journeys on
Valley Courses

nzHHara WaTth GOT club PLAYERS
rharnFusa ue their shots this week
= uHsuafauan faF re annual club
ehamnloazhiR and Directors cup
play rae auaulyins rounds vi
as hHld aas Eeekend
LoN Is m ne Qualifying VII
baitle u eat 81 match piag for The
tie. a maf-a each week. Those
eho fan b alaufy far re cham
nlonsnip sln be grouped IN an
elhef fiiaht winner q which VII
receive th6 Directors trophy Play
b thls nlzht Nin b. under handi-
cap The club championship Is
playsa from scratch. Cuwley Vesey.
club profs ssionaL announced
Dafes for Fae Imperial Valley
tournament season we're decided
"Wednesday nisnt as . joint meet
ng Of valley golf leaders At the
Barbara Worth hotel The Lettuce
Mems championship A. Brawiey was
set fer the week OF FEB. 8 20 i3.
The valley championship. played
over the Barbara Worth course. VIII
be played Feb. 20 to a and the
calexico invitational March Is 10
March %
Present at the meeting were
Elmer Sears and Tom Reha Of
Brawley. Wayne Elyander. curley
vesey and Logan jenkins Of Fl
centro and Ear Roberts Of Calexico.
At the same time. plans were laid
for a smoker to be held at the
Del Rio club in Brawley Friday
night when players in the Brawley
city championship viii be made
into a Calcutta pool DELEGATIONS
from Calexico. Holtville and FL
A.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-02

CaIexico.
HoItviIIe
Meet Fri.

Hoittiiis htsn fHp0zz vans faazs
BAL team. ualen astsafea Czafxza
Baii1ozs fvles p eeFazF Hsasen
play. win meet Ehe Eaesraas m
q third esme in = rsntHa FFidas
night 20 determine NnIfh Hiuh rssH
represent fhe vaiiey HeaF1e m ~
c. IF piayoff aaalnz Polnf Loua
The game aln slaft NJ 8 e.elozs
and will b. plavea o. Ne Central
high field
calexice hizh shieh enly start
ed rolling In tho iast tNo games -
the season when Il knoeked oVer
Brawley and El Centre o. azrces-
siye weekends. i determine =
wipe out the tive previous defeats
suffered at the hands o. re Hot
vile eleven.
The Bulldogs lineup WI Be IN
tact for the first time this season
and as q result the caicxicans are
given an even chance % win the
game.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-02
ALL STAR MAT
CARD SLATED

Brother Jonathan, hulking
wrestler who last week made him.
self the mos. hated grappler in the
show, will meet another william. Vic
Hill, in the main event at the Braw-
ley a.c. Friday night.
Two other bouts. featuring four
of the coasts most colorful grap-
piers, will clash in the preliminary
bouts.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-02
NEW FORK STOCKS

NEW YORK. Dec. (UP)-Trad-
ing apathy continued on the STOCK
market today despite late rally
which brought gains ranging u
more than points.
There was no attempt to press
the market as prices EXTENDED the
decline in early trading. Neither
was fresh buying attracted by the
late turnabout.
InactiyeIy centered on uncertain
ty over Washington developments.
The decision to bring up the wage
and hour bill at the special session
brought further caution. Some fav-
orable industrial reports came IN,
particularly from the steel fnduS-
try. but these were mainly neglect
ed by traders.
u. s. steel was one of the most
active issues, followed closely by
Bethlehem. Each showed a gain OF
around a point. Steel shares leo
late Improvement as reports came came
activity in production by some in
dependents and indications of a
few Industrial orders for steel.
Motor shares led the early de-
than a point, and failed to recover
ali of the decline. Chrysler and
General Motors had fractional
losses. Reports of smaller deliver
discouraging, although General
Motors export business reportedly
is running about 25 per cent ahead
of a year ago.
Some late buying developed in
railroad issues which brought At
Gibson up more than point from
ist low TO a fractional gain, while
New York Central reached 19 for
a fractional advance. !.
The plan of Con. Edison CO.. of
New York TO allow credit OF Y
cent per kilowatt hours on resi-
dental bills to be applied 10 pur-
chase of electrical appliances set
off some demand for electric equip
General Electric rose more than
a point from its low while West
inghouse jumped to 1O2 for more
than points gain after toucning
9s1s. Utility shares remained
steady around previous closing
some individual issues made
sharp gains. including Cerro De
pasco up at 43h. Federal Min
ing and Smelling up at 6s, East
man Kodak. selling eN-diyideno, up
Is. at 1908, Loews up ~ az at oo, ,
Midland steel products up 31s on
declaration of 81 dividend. j. {.
Penny up 2s4 at 6s34..
Cotton futures firmed after early
easinsss and other commodities
were mixed. Bonds came up from
their lows with the stock marKet:
Dow Jones closing averages
showed: Industrial 1854 UP 3.05;
Raiiroad 31.T5 up o.1s; Utility -.
% rGrsnsactions G approximated $40,
600 shares compared with IOo,ooV
shares yesterday. Curp uansaS-
tions approximated lse.voo snarss ar
compared with 10000 shares yes
ierdaM
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-02
Grid Experts
Ticket Contest
To Enter Last

Last call for football contest
blanks was made today as the
seasons contest neared its finale.
Friday at Z pm. is the deadline
for choices.
Laurie Hansen, Gene Heiss and
AL Thomas are still in the run
ming for the Bowl tickets. Heiss
can win by winning first place
should Hansen fail TO place.
Thomas can tie Hansen in case
the assistant high school coach
fails to win any points.
In case of a tie the leaders
will pick games in the nation
next week. Blanks for the con-
test appeared in Tuesday and
Wednesday papers.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-02
Bench
By b. Kinne
Post - Press
Sports Editor
Warming

Several letters. addressed to the
sports editor, have arrived at the
office during tbs last few DAYS
condemning the play of various
high school football teams, refer
ring the unnecessary roughness
displayed in this seasons schedule.
First letter condemned the
playing of Brawley, another fol-
lowed the next day outlining the
so called dirty" tactics of the CAL
exico eleven. And today two letters
were received, one picking on the
Holtville squad and a second re-
ferring to the Ell Centre Spartans
as the ''dirtiest" team in the loop
The Bench Warmer, who saw all
but two high school football games
this season, those two were or
nights when two games were play
ed in the valley, could see no cause
for complaint from the fans in
regard to unnecessary roughness
on the part of any team.
OF course there was hard played
football in every gone, in which
the passer was cracked down haro
by an opposing end, ball carrie,
was hit hard by three or four tac-
klers. But in each game of the
valley league schedule this yeal
there was a championship at stake
and each footballer was playing
for keeps.
Hard tackling and hard blocking
can not be termed as unnecessary
in fact each valley grid mentor
teaches his charges how to block
and tackle in the manner that will
do the most good.
Once in a while opposing play
ers would become incensed when an
oponent made an especially vicious
tackle, but that is to be expected
in any closely contested football
game.
The fact that each team scored
two victories over one of its rivals
indicates that the clubs were even-
ly matched and that attitude oi
the players upon entering each
game made the difference between
victories and defeat.
El Centro defeated Holtville
twice. But in each game the Spar
tans were fired up for their clash
with Holtville, and Holtville. being
the favorite in each contest, was
not in the right frame of mind, to
play the brand of ball of which it
was capable.
The same rule applies in Calex-
ico's victories over Brawley, Braw-
ley's triumphs over El Centre and
Holtville's wins over the Bulldogs
from Calexico.
Calexico and Holtville meet Fri
day for the right to meet Point
Iona high school in the C.I.F
playoff. The Bench Warmer has
been picking, or at least trying to
pick. winners for this seasons
games. But the showing of this col
umniSt has been discouraging even
to the football teams, So,
give up.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-02
Brawley Cagers
To Clash With
COachella Fri.

Brawley high schools basketball
team scheduled the first game OF
the season today as the Wildcats
prepped to journey to Coachella
Friday night.
The Wildcats have two letter.
men back from last year, Nick
Ellis and jackson. The rest Of the
squad is inexperienced but is show
ing rapid improvement.
Ell Centre high continued its
practice and plans an opening game
one week from Friday Mountain
Empire is being considered as an
opponent
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-02

BERKELEY. Dec. 2. UP)-The
University of California student
body executive committee last night
voted to abandon future "big game"
rallies preceding the annual Cali
fornia- Stanford football game.
The action resulted from riots by
students and helpers" the night
of Nov 10 when football-frenzied
crowds inflicted $4,000 damage on
Berkeley property and injured six
policemen and firemen.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-02
HARRIS DEFINITELY OUT
OF SOUTHERN CAL GAME

LOS ANGELES, Dec. 2. UP)-
Earle Harris, 200-pound California
at Los Angeles end who was de-
clared ineligible a week ago. was
refused reinstatement for Satur-
days game with Southern Califor-
mia. His plea to DR.. Robert Gordon
Sproul was denied yesterday. Coach
Bill Spaulding is concerned about
the weather since his key perfor-
mer, Ken Washington, bogs down
on a wet field and has trouble pass
ing a slick football.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-02
Adams Brothers
Head Card at
Brawley Tuesday

frankie Adams, Calipatria anna
teur who holds decisions over Will
son Mackey and Frank Wagner,
will make his debut in the Brawley
arena Tuesday night against Gerald
Griffin of the US. navy.
Stewart Adams, Franks younger
brother, will tackle another navy
man in the semi windup. Hank
Kretz, who succeeds Floyd Brown
as matchmaker at the Brawley club,
indicated that the Adams brothers
are the classiest battlers to step
into the Brawley ring since Bigboy
and Shorty Hogue fought in the
northend.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-02
Fryers. LeshOrn-. s&er ~ and
L. A. VEGETABLES

Los ANGELES. Dec. 2 CUP) -
Trading continued slow with sup
plies leberal 70 heavy.
Asparagus: Imperial Valley bu.
std. 10c. lb. Special ~ Sc.
Cabbage: Local cannOnball 65-
75e. Red cabbage S0-xi.O0; savoy
25-3Oc crate.
Lettuce: LOmpOc dry pack doz
s5-Sl.00; 5 dob S0-75c. san Fern
ando Valley IS best s5-si.00; SIS
50-65c. DelanO as S1.25-S1.35. San
Ia Maria 4S holdovers 60-75c.
Peas: Imperial valley bush
best SIC. Culls IL = ac. 50-lb crates
S2.75: Coachella valley bush fair
~ &c. san Diego co. best 5-6c.
squash; Coaehella and Imperial
Valley white summer lugs T5-sOc.
Flats 5O-65c. san Diego CO. rs
s5c. Local best 65-75c. Italian, Goa
chella and Imeprail Valley best So
Soc. san Diego co. g0-65e. Local
40-5Oc. Yellow cFO3kneck san
Diego co. Tugs si.l5-si.25. Impe-
rial fair s5-Sl 90.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-02

and officials who make up the
Tournament of Roses parade. Thus,
the potential applications already
number approximately 100000, and
the big ArIoyo Seco saucer can
hold only $4,000 persons.
Ken Priestley, California gradu-
ate manager, tomorrow will mail
out the $4,000 applications to fol-
lowers of the Bears. All requests
must be returned by Dec. 10, and
whatever tickets are left over--if
any-then viii be offered to the
public. Liberal estimates made here
placed the figure at 5000 at the
very outside.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-02

ClclhS anu III OVeTSupply Vi CuS-
toners, but with little prospect of
anything to sell. There wasn't even
anyone for the indignant residents
to blame, except the Bowl for
being too small, or the University
Of California for being too large.
The situation is this:
California, the western represen-
tative, is host to Alabama and
this city alike. All ticket arrange
ments are in charge of the Golden
Bear officials, who first must fill
the needs of the alumni, the root
ers, the stadium subscribers and
the Big c" society members. These
number $4,000 persons, each of
whom is entitled to buy six tickets,
or a total of $4,000
Additionally, substantial blocks
of seats must be reserved for Ala
bama supporters and the city Of
Pasadena, which purchases ad-
mission for the bands, marchers
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-02

CHICAGO, Dec.2 ~(UP)-Strength
in Winnipeg lent firmness 10
wheat prices on the Chicago board
of trade today and early losses OF
fractions were converted into net
gains.
At the close wheat was y cent
lower to 1B cents higher, corn was
Is to = cent higher, and oats a
to Is cent higher
Lower opening prices uncovered
buying by commission houses.
Winnipeg ralieid sharply for net
gains of better than 3 cents bus
hel which with reports indicating
a sharp decrease in the wheat crop
of three norther provinces of Ar
gentina, induced new buying OF
the futures here.
Corn foilowde wheat. opening
with small net losses and rallying
later small scale buying OF the
December delivery against sales OF
May was noted. In the final hour
prices showed net gains OF frac-
lions to q cent a bushel.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-02
VALLEY BOXERS
SEEK HONORS
IN NATL. MEET

Manuel Ortiz. flyweight cham
pion of the far west and Herman
Graves. midileweight titleholder
viii leave Los Angeles Sunday night
in their trek across the nation TO
Boston where they will seek y. S
honors in the national boxing
tournament on December i3.
Ortiz won the flyweight title OF
the Far West with five tournament
knockout victories. Graves won six
decisions.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-02
l.. A. LIVESTOCK

LOS ANGELES, Dec. 2 IIFJ =
Hogs 800. steady to cents higher;
785-S.25. z
Cattle 1900, holdoyer 500. steady,
medium to good fed steers 7.76-s.
rs; Mexican 5.50-5.75; grass and
short fed heifers 6.90-7: cows 5-s.
25: cutter grade 3.25-4.T5; bulls TO
6.25; calves $50. holdovers 3s5.
Slow, steady; few vealers TO l0.oOi
slaughter calves 6.40-7.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-02
SCHNEIDER WORKS OUT
WITH TROJANS

LOS ANGELES, Dec. 2. CUP)--
Ambrose SCHNEIDER, Southern Cali
fornia first string quarterback, was
with the Trojans today and may
be in shape to spark the city "big
game" Saturday with UCLA. He
ran signals at practice yesterday
cutting off tackle and passing.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-02
MARKET QUOTATIONS
Markets At
A Glance
Stocks closed higher aftereariy

easiness.
Bonds irregular and quiet.
Curb stocks irregular and dull.
Foreign exchange firm.
Cotton futures at previous CLOS
ingleyels after earlier gains.
Grains wheat closed Il lower TO
1M higher; corn closed Il 10 =
higher.
Rubber futures lower.
silver unchanged in New YORK
at 44$ cents a fine ounce.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-02
Bull Mateo,
Burns Head
First Card

Bull Mateo, hard hitting Ell Gen.
tro Filipino amateur, will attempt
to stretch his winning streak in
Imeprial Valley arenas at the ex-
pense of Ramon "Warwhoop"
Burns tonight in the opening pro-
gram at the Calexico athletic club.
Mateo defeated Gene Navarro in
his first showing in the valley and
Tuesday night he belted Ed Remos
into submission in the first round
at Brawley.
The Filipino middleweight is a
good boxer, hits either hand and
should give the clowning Burns a
boxing lesson in tonight's scrap.
Burns peculiar style of fighting
may bother the Filipino as the
WarWhooper has defeated a host of
amateurs who previously had
boasted undefeated records.
Ike Blair, who decisioned Joe
Villegas two weeks ago, will clash
with Calexico's prize lightweight,
Jess Gotta, in the semi-windup.
Other bouts:
S. l.. Mcbride VS.. Ralph De La
Cruz
Frankie jackson BIS. Gene Nava-
rra
Jack Arnold VS.. Bob Pachecc
Kid Baragos VS.. Bob Hagar
Ray Martinez VS.. Hippy Newman.
LOS ANGELES, Dec. 2. (UP)-
Jim Rinaldi, Loyola university
quarterback injured almost a month
ago, was back with the Lions to-
day, but in the role of fullback.
AL De Gaetano will remain at
Rinaldi's old post. The Lions play
Gonzaga Sunday in a social SER
vice auxiliary promoted game.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-02
Bear Alumni Will
Take Majority Of
Ducafs for Game

PASADENA CAL. Dec 2. (UP)--Citizens of this Rose
Bowl community awoke today and found themselves appar
emily forced to stay away from the football they
built from neghborhood attraction into national classic
The ticket sales office opened complete with telephones
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-02
L, A. GKAlNS
TUSCALOOSA, Ala, Dec. 2. CUP

Coach Frank Thomas said today
his University Of Alabama foot
ball team would begin work in
earnest next week for its fifth in
vasion of the Pasadena, Cal, Rose
Bowl
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-02
L. A. HAY

Los ANGELES. Dec. up -
y. s Ns, No' ! ,;sfy f;'....'i,iii,o i,iii,odLsls5s li
q s. No. 2 and mixed si7.te-is
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-02
L. A. BANKS

Los ANGELES. Dec. 2 WPl :.
Transameriea ..s.-t-s+sf.-s IVAN
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-02

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 2 tUP) -
Cotton futures closed steady.
open High Low Close
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-02
CHICAGO GRAINS

Spots steady; middIing slVi sal
q ,240.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-02
COTTON

Spots steady; middiing SOC; sale
none.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-02

The next thing to complete
refine. for safe stopping.
have this done to your car today!
We pull all four wheels, inspect
entire brake mechanism, clean
brake drums, buff brake shoes, set
anchor pins, equalize all brakes, and
a REAL ROAD TEST
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-02

Jack Arnold VS.. Bob Pacheco
Kid Baragos VS.. Bob Hagar
Raw Martinez VS.. Hippy Newman.