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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-09-25
srrves MANAGER = plymouth. Dodge. o.soso. chry'''r

/ takes his car In for service he
should have these points checked,
particularly at this time OF year
when sudden storms, dust and
hordes of insects combine to smear
the windshield, and reduce visible
ity In q short time.
Every Chrysler engineered car
has been designed to protect driver
and passengers through clear vision
to front, sides and rear. Our
trained service men are skilled In
checking all visibility points en-
GENTLY and quickly. The car and
the men should be brought together
frequently and regularly. These
contacts will contribute much TO
relaxed, safe driving.
New precision equipment for
testing and servicing cars, now
available to Dodge-Piymouth. Do
Soto-Plymouth and Chrysier-Piy-
mouth dealers, enables Chrysier-
trained mechanics 10 use the same
methods for service employed In
manufacturing Of Chryslef. built
ears. Application Of stientinc
souipnsnt and methods eliminates
haphaxnri work
An these new Developments are
ained at increasing safety throush
serv;cerI
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-09-25
Why You Should
Vote for Philbrook
F or M A Y o r

Because ! am For
l. Local Option as to how beer
and liquor is sold.
2. Universal Transfer System
for Bus and Street Car.
8. I'll stop the alphabet c. I.
o. gang OF pirates headed by
Lewis from milking the work
ing man.
4. I'LL STOP THIS GANG
FROM GETTING AWAY WITH
TILE CHECK-OFF SYSTEM.
s. l charge the Lewis gang OF
pirates with only one motive and
purpose-that OF enrichlng them
selves. WHAT DID LEWIS Ev-
En- DO FOR THE PENNSYI :
vANIA COAL MINER? Today the
',al miner is STILL LIVING IN
SQUALOR AND POVERTY,
drawing lower wages than a
STREET CLEANER in Detroit.
l checked this myself. this sum-
nler. Dues ELECTED enriched
Lewis TO the eyer hat lie him
self had s750.0Jn Ia give Roose-
wit in 1882 Di! the COAL MIN
EitS OF PEN .a.i.vANIA who
i.eeded help III the depr ess.cn
GET ANY HELP? No!
Mad for power owls bought
his way into the Democratic
Party, and with Father Cough
Inns political speeches was able
to insure the election Of Roose-
Welt in 1882. Even devout Faith
er Coughlin saw cause to leave
the Roosevelt banner, Today the
actual truth is our real Presi-
dent Is John L. Lewis.
Now as to the check-off sys-
tem-this check-off system means
your boss has to agree to take
out OF your pay the Union dues
each pay day. and then write
out check for the Lewis gang
OF pirates After they organize .
factory, this means q monthly
check, OF say from Chrysler Mo-
tor Corporation. OF $4,000 -
think OF 1t - $1.200.000 a year.
There are two ways Of stopping
the check-off evil--one, by maxi
ing It illegal-and Second. by In
voking the power OF taxation to
make it Improbable for labor
racketeers
NOW is THIS GANG OF Pr
RATES WORTH THAT MUCH?
DID THEY GET YOUR PAY
RAISED THAT MUCH? NO. AND
THEY CAN'T, and further they
don't want to all they want
Is the FAT, NICE, BIG CHECK
EACH MONTH FROM THE PAY
MASTER, just as you want II and
wait for 1t. WAKE UP, MEN!
You aren't SUCKERS!
Now with all this money enter
ing the pockets of the Lewis gang
or pirates, isn't IL easy 10 see tnat
1t is DANGEROUS? With the
power of great riches the Lewis
gang of pirates spells only one
thing Dictatorship" the abolition
OF both parties, revolution, war.
pestilence, UNEMPLOYMENT, and
ruination. John l.. Lewis is, in
cidentally. the CAUSE OF INFLA-
TON, high cost OF living. and the
increase of rents. Also the mon
ey by the way. goes out OF town.
l estimate roughly, Detroit WILL
SEND OUT OF TOWN EACH
YEAR, II the c. I. o. Pirates adj
vance is not checked, OVER $3.50.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-09-25
...,..aus of motorists consider

selves absolutely safe because
TN, me 'don'ts" In their driving diet
Most OF these are important and
samiiiar. Don't pass on hills or
curves Don't overdrive your
nsnts'" Don't speed through inter.
,ssecuons," and other prohibitions of
driving.
II Is Just as important, however,
ina, unat there be some dos" In the
.s.; The rules for reducing weight
sa s'uae many "don'ts" but they also
say DO walk. ride, swim, and take
osser forms of exercise" So. for
n oa.e reliable driving, one of the
paramount rules IA, keep your car
~, good condition by regular inspec-
uon and service"
service men, trained TO give car
erners safety through service,"
.u and make necessary adjust
s ents which, although not apparent
s. nuer normal driving conditions,
rure safe. reliable operation.
.ctors dealing with good vision
specially important. windows
sSos Dc elesn. Rear view mirror
st ouId Be properly set. windshiesl
,ysr and blades should b IN per-
'''s order. Each, time the notsF1st
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-09-25
West Side Detroit

avenue is in Shurly Hospital re-
covering from broken leg sus-
tanned September IL when she fell
down the porch steps OF her home
while sweeping.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-09-25

III am elected 10 the office of
Councilman of the City OF Detroit
| will consider it my duty to work
for the establishment of more
Fairgrounds and recreational CEN
ters and enforcement of gambling
and vice prevention laws in fur
therance OF my lifelong fight to re-
duce juvenile delinquency" is the
message to voters from John j.
Beck. civic leader and former
newspaper man, who is a candi-
date for that office at the ap-
preaching primary. October 5th.
Advertisement
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-09-25

Window Shades Cleaned-Re-
vcrsed. New Shades Made TO Or
der. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Ing. Andrew Guyer, i23s w. YER
nor, La. O2iO. 11-15-3S
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-09-25
HOUSE FOR SALE

Eight MIle-WyOmIng section.
Just BuIIt--Plastered-Large lot
For price and terms call Elmhnrst
66ls-W, between s and 8 even
ings.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-09-25
Second Bapt. Church
Inkster, Michigan

The assistant pastor. Rev w. l..
Douglas, who conducted the SER
vices In the absence of the pastor
delivered very interesting SER
mon. His subject was; THE Glory
OF The Cross" Some ef the facts
stressed are; There Is no benefit
in worshipping God through GUS
tom It must be matter of reali-
ty; The cross stood to take away
separation and nationalities.
This was a powerful sermon.
the same as he would handle his
own business finances. then. vote
for and elect Joseph A. Smith to
the Council.
Joseph A. Smith Headquarters is
at 504 Film Exchange Building.
Political Advertisement
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-09-25
Classified Ads
WANTED

Statesmen and SALESLADIES
for four new products now selling
wholesale and retail. Glcsm Pro-
ducts--3sOs Gratlot. TIE.
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FOR RENT

Furnished or unfurnIshd front
room. Full home privileges. $500
or $3.50 per week. 5i09-sith
street.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-13
Lane Far From
Satisfied With
-. Lineup for 1898

SAN DIEGO, Dec. l3. CUP)-Bill
Lane is far from satisfied with the
makeup of the team he will send
out in 1888 in an attempt to again
capture the Pacific coast league
championship, the veteran owner
revealed today.
Returning from the major and
minor league. meetings Lane an
nounced the acquisition of five new
players.
In addition to Al Niemic and
Dominic Dallesandro. obtained from
the Boston Red Sox in the Ted
Williams deal, Lane purchased
Spencer Harris, who hit over the
.300-mark with Minneapolis last
year: Johnny Williams. who batted
1856 for Wenatchee and a player
whose name will not be revealed
until he has been waived out of
the majors.
Lane said he also is to receive
two players from the Giants in
the deal which sent George Myatt
to the National league champs.
If Williams fails to make good
with the Red Sox he will be return
ed to San Diego. as will Rupert
Thompson who went to the White
Sox, Lane said.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-13

In the same flight, Walter Have
korst and w. w. MeSuen were even
at the end of Is holes and will
play the match off later in the
week. Dick Haas and Chuck S0nes
are still to play their match.
In the "Bartenders" flight:
Max Sones of. Paul jenkins
up 20 holes: Barney Holbert df
John Tyler up; Gorden Schneid-
er df. Warren Currier by def; Bill
Apple Of. Arno Yaeckel 81; Jim
Carson df. Minor Simms, 4-3; Mas
sey Horton df. Curley Butler AZ;
Tony DeVita df. Louis De Vita l up.
Yet to play are Burdette Kline
and John Donohue
LYLE KURISAKI
LOSES IN BRAWLEY
DEL RIO CLUB. Dec. l3.-Lylc
Kurisaki, 1897 Lettuce champion.
Sunday was eliminated l up in
second round play of the Brawley
city championship. l.. w. Marsh
was the winner. Kurisaki was the
second champion to be eliminated.
Elmer Sears was put out in the
first round. =
Lee Lamberson scored a mild up-
set when he defeated DR.. Charles
Cutshaw and 3. Paul Post de-
feated Pete Peterson in the other
match.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-13

SPORTS PARADE
BY HENRY McLEMORE

| for as he explained the Duke is
regular gent, and nothings too good
for him. I want him to meet all
the fellows"
He finally drew up program
of entertainment that suited him
and as I remember, this was it:
9:30 a.m.-Go down the bay and
meet the Duke at quarantine. Have
few beers while the boat comes
into the harbor and ties up.
1l:00 am-Grab hack at the
pier and make straight for Demp-
sey's Place. Introduce him to Jack
and have a few more. beers. Let
him get some breakfast if he wants
it.
12:00-Stop by the hotel and check
him in. Then introduce him to
Bra1dock and have few beers in
the champs room.
loo p,m.-All pile into hack
and make for Mike Jacobs place
and let him meet the boys. A bite
of lunch with Mike at Dempseys
and a few beers. r.
las p.m-Stop by Stillman's gym
and let the Duke take a gander
at that lightweight from the coast
who has been knocking everybody
stiff in workouts. Offer the Duke
a "piece" of the kids contract for
five grand Try and have. the Duke
meet Henry Armstrong. Lou Ambers.
Pedro Montanez, and the rest of
the gang.
400 p.m.-Drop by Mickey Walk
er's and shake for few beers.
4:45 p.m.-Back to Mike Jacobs
place and hang around and tell
few lies with the mob.
TOO p.m.-Back to Mickey Walk
ers for few quick beers and a
sandwich. and then across the street
to the Garden for the fight. Let
him meet Schmeling in the dressing
room. If the cops will Jet him in
the dressing room without a police
card ..'~
800 pm. to 1900 Watch
the fights.
11:00 p.m.-Back over to Demp-
sey's where all the mob. will beS
Talk fights until he's ready to go
home. -
Then the-Duke and Duchess .del
cide1 not to come. ,f ef.s
Maybe they figured they couldn't
stand that much beer.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-13
REVOLTA PAGES
MONEY GOLFERS

CORAL GABLES. Fla, Dec. l3.
CUP)-Paced by Johnny Revolta,
| the national tournament brigade
played today in the final round of
the rich Miami Biltmore open golf
championship.
Revolta. bronzed veteran of Chi
cago fairways. most consistent per-
former in the battle for the So 500
first prize in the $4,000 event. was
one stroke ahead of the field as
the last Is holes of play got under
way
Three sub-par rounds-one SO and
two 70's-gave the former national
p. @ A champion an aggregate of
209.
Closest in pursuit was Jimmy
Thomson, the distance hitter from
Shawnee e-on-Delaware Pa. Jimmy
had 72-73 at the halfway mark.
Yesterday he set up new COM
petitive course record of IS to ag-
Eregate 2l0.
Tying Thomson in second place
was Dick Metz. of Chicago. one of
the gallery favorites. Metz had a
81 after an opening par II and
second round 70.
The other major bidders for the
main prize was Sammy Snead. of
White Sulphur Springs, w. Va.
Snead. opening day leader with a
81. and who scored a 70 to tie
Revolta at the midway mark, had
another 72 yesterday for an aggre-
gate of 211.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-13
kidnapping Plot
Exploded by Wire

California law enforcement Off
GERS called off their dogs" Monday
when a telegram exploded a sus-
pected kidnap plot involving two
feminine residents Of pea camp
in the Calipatria area.
A state wide search was launch
c1 by Sheriff Robert w. Ware late
Friday because the husbands of the
women insisted they had been kid
naped by two unidentified Mexican
men this week. Teletype descrip-
tions of the women were sent to
every law enforcement office in the
state with the request that officers
watch for the women and their
alleged kidnapers.
The teletype instructions were
CANCELLED Saturday morning when
the women, Mrs. Ritha Bozarth,
"a. and Mrs. Mary Miller, 20, tele-
graphed from Shafter that they
are with their parents and are
~ aaa-s- q
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-13
Jaycee Meters
Defeat Invaders

Ell Centre junior college tennis
team defeated strong Wilmington
tennis club seven matches to two
Saturday afternoon at the Ell Cen
tro courts.
Results:
Hens Geo df. Burton. 6-l, 6-3.
Pratt df. Jones eco 4-6, 6-1, Ga.
Brown eco df. Shirley, 11-9, 7-5.
Moore GEO df. Clifton, 7-5. 6-3.
Judd Geo df. Talkington, 60, Ga.
Hens and Judd tEC) df. Burton
and Pratt, Ga, 81.
Moore and Jones fEC) of. Clifton
and Shirey, 81, 6-3.
Brown and Hatch Geo df. Talk
ington and Clifford, 7-5. 6-2.
Women's match - Clifford df.
Birkhauser Geo 6-1, 6-1.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-13
Jaycees Defeat
Alumni 25-2l

Endurance and cooperation SPELL
ed the difference between defeat
and victory Saturday night as the
E. Centre junior college basketball
team walloped the j. C. alumni
quintet, 25-2l in the Central GYM
naSium.
The alumni club, with Lelozier
and Shipp leading the way in the
first half of play. slipped into a
four point lead and held their edge
until the end of the eriod.
Midway in the second half, how
ever, the methodical efforts of the
Junior collegians began to take their
toll =
Blakeley, Grassland and Robinson
found the range just before the
game ended andstile Arabs shot into
the lead. Edawrds potted a shot
through the netting as the game
ended.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-13

LOS ANGELES, Nov. IL. tUP)-
Tonight, in New York city's house
of all purposes. Madison Square
Garden Max ScAmeling of Ger
many will knock out Harry Thomas
in the ninth round OF their sched-
uled 15-round battle.
In a few months this fight will
be forgotten, with the only record
of it Wedged into a tight little line
of black type under Schmeling's
record in the boxing guide.
Only few of US know how close
this Warm-up fight between the
heavyweight challenger and an un-
known youngster came to being the
most momentous in recent boxing
ing the prizefight business from
the low social position it now holds
and placing it ON equal terms with
a Buckingham Palace levee or an
Elsa Maxwell party at Newport
Let me explain.
Shortly after this match was
made David of Windsor and his
Duchess announced their plans to
visit the United States. Joe (Yuasel
the Muscle) Jacobs, manager of
Schmeling. was this announcement
that Immediately made for the
telegraph office to dispatch this
cable:
Dear Duke would be glad to
have you as my guest during your
stay in New York stop have re-
served two swell seats for you and
Wally at fight between Schmeling
and Thomas stop regards-Joe ia
cobs."
With the invitation on its way
across the Atlantic Jacobs began
laying plans for the arrival of the
Duke and Duchess. The first thing
he did was to go to his hotel and
ask to reserve the best suite in the
house.
The manager was sorry, but ex-
planned that Jim Braddock had the
best suite in the house, and wasn't
thinking of moving. So Joe had
TO be satisfied with the next best
one the former heavyweight cham
.pion was using for his beloved
pinochle gameS3Is1 d
Jacobs then sat down to map out
a program of entertainment.
. He worked hard on this program,
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-13
L. A. BULLDOGS
WIN NO. Is

LOS ANGELES, Dec. 13. CUP)-
The Los Angeles Bulldogs today
held the American league profess
sional football championship and a
perfect seasons record after de-
feating the Cincinnati Bengals Ia
to in the league wind-up yester-
day. 1t was the Bulldogs 18th
consecutive win.
Cincinnati went into a 30 lead
in the first quarter Don Geyer:
fullbsck. intercepted a pass and
returned it to the Los Angeles %.
Geyer dropped back to the 40 and
kicked a field goal.
Los Angeles overcame the lead in
the second when Ray Clemons ran
back an intercepted pass to the
Bengal 81. Ed Stark scored after a
13-yard gain and series of plunges.
Gordon Gore converted. r
The Bulldogs scored again in the
third period Andy Karpus, re-
Gently acquired from the New York
Yankees, completed pass to Bill
Moore. good for 40 yards and a
touchdown. Karpus converted.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-13
L. A. VEGETABLES

Los ANGELES. Dec. 13 eUP)-
Trading was moderate to slow with
supplies moderate and prices about
steady.
Cabbage: local cannonball 75-90c
crate. Red cabbage s1.OO-s1.25; sa-
voy 35-50c crate.
Lettuce: Imperial Valley doz.
dry pack S1.65-S1.75 crate. Yuma 4
doz. s1.65s175, Delano fair s1.35-
$50; San Fernando doz s1.25-
s1.35 crate; doz 9J-s1.O0. Guada-
lupe and Santa Maria 4 doz. S1.00-
S1.25. Lompoc 4 doz S125.
Peas: few ventura co. pole most
ly 10c. Imperial Valley bush SIC.
Culls 2-3c. Coachcila Valley nasty
5-6c lb. San Diego co. pole 7-8c.
Imperial Valley 50-lb crates bush
S2.50-S2.75.
Squash: Imperial and Coachella
Valley white summer lugs s1.35-s1
50: flats S1.00-s1.25; San Diego CO.
lugs S1.00-S1.25. Local 75-$1.00; ;
Italian, Coachella and Imperial
Valley lugs 7590c. Flats 75-S5c.
San Diego co lugs 60-65c. Yellow
crookneck Imperial Valley flats So
S100, lugs $1.15-$1.25.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-13


list, and Eldred Ferguson of Holt
vile. jenkins eked out a victory
up after coming from behind,
two down after the first nine.
Another close match was between
Don Rex, defending champion and
Russell Nance. Rex won, up after
Nance had cut down his four up
lead.
Results of other championship
flight matches: Forrest Ferguson
Of. Paul Pace 4-3; Wayne Elvan-
der of. Bob Mcnamara 4-3; Dick
Lott df. John DePaoli 2 up; Dave
Taylor df. Red Barnard Sd. Two
other matches, between Pat Glas-
gov and Laddie Willoughby, and
between Jersey Birchfield and F..
A. Willard, will be played later in
the week.
results in the Directors Cup
flight:
Billie Burke Of. Ernie Beale 81;
Nolan Smith df. Bob Fahs, l up,
10 holes; Les Rogers (who volun-
tarily reduced his handicap from
20 to I'D df. Judge R. D. McPher-
rim 4-3; Harry Sones Of John
Robertson 80; John Kepley df
Wade Ramsey by def; DR.. W. A.
Clarke df Jim Armstrong by def.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-13
SPARTANS MEET
nat. EMPIRE IN
CAGE GAME WE'D.

FL Centre high schools varsity
basketball team opens its 1878
season Wednesday night against
Mountain Empire high in the Cen
tral gymnasium.
The Mountaineers. who defeated
the Spartans three times last sea-
son. boast a fast breaking squad
built around Shorty ana Bigboy
Hogue and Mel Thurman.
Thurman is the only returning
letterman.
El Centre high basketeers have
shown rapid improvement in prac-
tice sessions and though chances
for valley leasde title are limit
ed because Brawley has a four
letterman team returning) the Spar
tans should make a better. showing
than last season.
The Mountain Empire game will
start at 7:30
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-13
NEW YORK STOCKS

w tohh. DEC 10 AOfB
stocks receded / 10 3 points to
around the lowest levels of the
month today in light volume.
Bonds were easier and commodi-
ties mixed. Wheat and cotton firm
ed. while hides, rubbers and cop
per futures declined.
Japanese bonds had losses rang
ing TO nearly 8 points their mar
ket being influenced by sinking of
the Panay. The incident also was a
factor in mark down OF stocks IN
London before the New York open
ing. 1t also was seen as a minor
factor in the local markets weak
ness.
OF more importance marke ewise
was a further decline in major
sagged for the 18th consecutive
week but the rate of decline was
much smaller than recently. Car
Joadings slipped back again and
rail earnings reported for October
showed ravages of high costs and
smaller business.
Washington news contained
nothing TO aid the market and
there were no local developments
that could be construed bullishly.
However. the longer term view
point on the market seemed to
have a favorable side. A stock ex-
change membership sold at 1000.
n gain of $4,000 over the previous
TRANSACTION. Ine year low was
made a short time age at $4,000.
a new low since 1919.
Weakest stock was Auburn Au
I famobile which made a new low at
314 off 3si. The company filed Sat
urday for reorganization under
section 77B of the Bankruptcy act.
Other motors held well with Chry-
ssler touching 54as off ~ and Cen
cral Motors 33h off 1# and rally
ing slightly from the lows
Dow Jones closing averages; In
dnstrials 122S3 off AGO: 20 Rail
roads 81 so off LOG: 20 Utilities 81
SO off 0.s7.
Volume, approximated 100000
shares compared with 1.0So,0 600
shares Friday. Curb sales approx
mated. fS0 900 shares compared
with lsG, goo Friday.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-13
BOWL TICKET
SUPPLY NEAR
EXHAUSTION

PASADENA, Dec. 13. tUP)-Like-
lihood that the public will have no
opportunity to buy Rose Bowl
tickets grew today as returns from
alumni applications mounted.
Harry Davis, California athletic
manager, said he would start mail
ing tickets in response to alumni
requests today, Which, with the
needs of Alabama rooters and Pasa-
dena city officials to be filled. may
exhaust the supply He did not.
however. estimate the number re-
uueSted.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-13
iALLEN> BURN S
TOP CALExICO
4. {. EV 7 S

Jimmie Allen and Ramon War
Whoop" Burns. two of the valleys
most clever fighters. will clash
Thursday night at the Calexico a,c,
in the main event.
Burns and Allen have met in
two previous fights and in each
battle the Negro emerged victorious
by A slender margin.
The Indian. however, has been
fighting his best fights in the new
Calexico arena and may be able to
reverse the tables in the Border
City arena.
Six other good bouts are slated.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-13

POLO TEAM
SCORES WIN

LOS ANGELES Dec. l3. up
The California polo team defeated
Mexico City 10 TO 7 for the third
time in four starts on a slow. rain
softened turf at MidWick Country
club, Alhambra. Calf. before an
estimated 5000 persons. yesterday.
High scorers were Loue Rowan and
Alden Roark. four goals each.
Mexico City. leading 20 in the
first cfukker. trailed 2-5 at the
end of the third and never regain
ed the lead. The match was much
slower than the recent contests for
the Eric Peiley trophy. won by the
CaiifornianS.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-13
Failure to Make
Tractor Payment
Leads to Jail

BRAWLEY. Dec. 13.-FailuTe to
make payments on tractor pur-
chased from Brawley firm land
ed Lewis Hughes, 35, in the county
jail pending settlement of the tram
saction
Hughes was arrested in San Ber-
nardino this weekend upon COM
plaint of the Brawley dealers. He
formerly was arrested on a grand
theft charge when the dealers de-
clared he hid the truck.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-13
CHICAGO GRAINS

Los ANGELES, Dec. Is fUP) -
futures eased in a rather dull ses-
sion IN the Chicago board of trade
today. December led the decline,
traders closing out open commit
ments in anticipation of tenders on
contracts.
At the close wheat was 1 to IA
cents lower. corn = to q cent low
er, and oats 4 to Il cent lower.
Corn was also lower with com
mission house selling weighing
heavily on the December contract.
There was some shifting Of hedges
from this month to May. Delivery
of $4,000 bushels on December
contract was a bearish factor.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-13

the Teuton slugger is at least a
2-1 favorite to win this l5-round
test in Madison Square Garden.
Promoter Mike Jacobs expects 49,
600 persons to pay about $4,000
1o witness it,
Make. idle since he beat Joe
Louis 18 months ago, is almost as
great a question mark as Thomas,
whose highly publicized record is
eluttered with an array of Palookas
|named Gus.
One of the most interested spec
tators at ringside tonight will be
Champion Joe Louis. Il will be his
first chance 10 see Schmeling in
action since June, 1886. when the
German lulled him to sleep on the