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ssPersian Lamb''

''Persian lamb" which has moth
ing at all to do with Persia, comes
from karacul lambs three to ten
days old. It has tight, lustrous curl
that must be watched carefully
from the time the lambs are born.
The curl is likely to open rapidly
after the first day and while the
value increases with the size of the
pelt, it is essential that the curl re-
main tight. Karacul is merely a
trade name given to the lustrous,
open type Of fur which has wavy
MORE pattern free from close curls.
These skins are generally light in
weight and are best if removed when
the lambs are not more than two
weeks old, although this type pelt
does not deteriorate so rapidly as
the lamb grows as either the broad
tail or the Persian lamb types.
Voices
Day and night, and every mo-
ment, there are voices about us. All
the hours speak as they pass; and
in every event there is message
to us; and all our circumstances
talk with US; but it is in Divine
language, that worldliness misun-
derstands, that selfshness is fright
ened at, and that only the children
of God hear rightly and happily
william Mountford.
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The highlght of the past week was
the stag the American Legion
didn't have and the "stag" the
women's aux did have. Our
spies report good time was had
by all at the ladies' party. :. Old
Twin Town Talk dressed in wom-
ems clothes to attend the ladies'
party but got cold feet at the last
minute. Visions of being lynched by
irate females were the principal
cause of the cold patooties.
CALLING ALL CARS! The
young Minneapolis Romeo who has
been seen going in and out a mar
ried mans home after the man
of the house leaves each morning
had better be careful. Friend hub
by might stay home some morn
ing! |! !
Naughty! Naughty! The st. Paul
matron who drives the family car
over to Minneapolis, picks up the
b. f. and drives him around ought
to be more careful. Hubby knows
the family bus in the dark.
A CERTAIN PARSON had bet
ter leave 16-year-old girls alone.
Doxology.
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Twin Town Talk

Chit Chat: w.
onia is mad WHEY They the house but
separate D. A. noticed in Rothschlds Mill City
Tuesday Quitting for Spring
the dongs after the Omega party which fit print
The Rock CAM reputation soaring again temporary eclipse
The funniest story of the the dong member
of Minneapolis womens lodge who the meeting slightly
neated Did she raise Cain? course
belongs to ORDER divulge
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Oil for Paint

OA1 AOI dAlb
Drying oils-the name given to
the oils which dry to a varnish-
like film upon exposure to air and
sunlight-are important in the man.
ufacture of paint and varnish. Lin
seed oil, chinawood oil, and tung oil
are the three principal vegetable oils
of the drying class. Menhaden, or
fish oil, is the only animal oil that is
suited to the requirements Of the
industry.
Giving and Taking Orders
He who will not accept orders has
no right to give them; he who will
not serve has no right to command;
he who cannot keep silence has no
right to speak.-Hubbard.
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Classified Section

CLASSIFIED SECTION RATES: Three
cents per word with a minimum Of 30
cents per insertion, payable strictly In
advance. A fat rate of two cents per
word on all copy 80 words or more.
Cards of Thanks-In Memoriams 81. Obit-
uary notices cents per word.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-06
WRESTlERS TO
TRY COMEBACK
IN THE VALLEY

Grunt and groan artists, those
bone bending behemoths who de-
light in twisting their opponents
into all sorts of grotesque shapes,
will make their first appearance in
the valley in two years Saturday
night in the BraWley athletic club
arena.
Ted Kay, the giant fullback who
made history az UCLA a couple OF
wears ago and who became a lead
ing wrestler when he was expelled
from the football team when school
officials found that he had already
played four years of football in
Texas. meets the Golden Terror.
Key is a Dit more cagey in the
ring. however. and makes it very
difficult for referees to watch his
antics closely.
The Terror weighs 800 pounds and
will give Key one Of the most un-
pleasant nights he has spent in
ring.
Arjah Singh meets Nick Lutte and
Laverne Baxter clashes with an
other top notcher in the special
bout
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-06
NEW YORK STOCKS

NEW YORK, Oct. 8 tDP)-stocks
rallied shortly today after an ear
ly, decline 10 new low depths since
1885. Trading was heavy on the de-
cline and light on the recovery.
Near the close the market almost
came to standstill as interest
switched 10 the World series bail
game. Prices held around the best
of the day with amajority of issues
registering net advances ranging to
more than points.
Initial selling was an aftermath
of yesterdays S.11 point decline in
the Industrial avergae. That break
was the largest in percentage OF
the year. Many margin calls went
u9t last night. As a result sell or
were punched into blocks ranging
10 1000 in L. 5. Steel Some selling
came from abroad where prepara-
tions went ahead for the fortnight
ly settlement day tomorrow. Diff
culties were anticipated in that set
tlement.
Another dip in the market came
when President Roosevelt indicated
plainly he was considering a spec
ial session of congress. That was in
the third hour Thereafter the list
firmed and sales lightened.
Before the recovery new lows
were made by hundreds of stocks,
including. all Of the leading issues.
Practically all OF the steels made
new lows. So did the m motors, many
of the rails and Oils, and the mer-
camille issues.
Dow Jones closing averages In
dustrial 147.1S up 3.10;R abroad 3s.
80 up 0.31; Utility 1921 up 041.
transactions approXimated $780,
900 shares compared with 1,6s0.000
shares compared with $4,000 shares
Yesterday.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-06

Bulldogs to
Battle s. D.
Team 7 Thurs.

CaleXico high school will
make its final appearance on
the gridiron before the open
ing of the regular league
season Thursday night when
the Bulldogs meet St. Augustine
high Of San Diego.
st. Augustine high schoolers will
be a stiff test for the Bulldogs as
the Saints boast the strongest
lineup in recent years.
The Saints knocked over Coro-
nado high of the Metropolitan
league last season with an amaz-
ing burst of power.
Calexico dropped a 1876 decision
to Yuma last week but the Bulldogs
are rated stronger than the Yuma
score indicates.
Covington can always be counted
on to put out strong ball club
but just how serious a threat the
CaleXico team will be in valley
leaguE play will be determined
Thursday night.
Potable starting lineup: Ends
Carrillo and Dickerson; tackles, Ytu-
ralde and Yturalde; guards, Kita
and King; center, Sayles; backs,
BDwker Mendoza, Webster and
Sanchez.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-06

kayoed Jolting Joe in the second
round last week.
Allen has been beaten only twice
in his amateur fight career. both
times by Bigboy Hogue, and he
is anxious to qualify for another
chance at the twin by beating the
veteran Long Beach mauler Thurs
day night.
Frankie Casio a two-fisted ban
tamweight from the coast, will climb
into the ring IN the semi-Windup
to accomplish task that has prov
ed fatal to more than a score of
promising bantamS. He will try to
pin back the ears of the state fly
weight champion, Manuel Ortiz.
Joe Louis Coggins, clever Negro
light-heavyWeight who kayoed Jo-
10 Halman without working up a
sweat, will meet the toughest light
heavyweight on the coast, Johnny
O'Teras in the main event.
O'TearS is a powerful hitter, a
clever boxer and is undefeated in
his last dozen fights. And he has
met the best of them
Other bouts: Frank Jackson VS..
Pancho Ramirez, Ray Rogers VS..
Sailor MCGEE. Joe Padilla VS.. Nc
Kinley Stokes. Jimmie Wilson VS..
Sailor Shaphard.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-06
MARKET QUOTATIONS
l.. A. STOCKS

LOS ANG GELES, Oct tUP)-
With only one-quarter of the vol
ume of yesterdays sales, the Los
Angeles stock exchange went thru
another session today in which few
issues rose Several new lows were
recorded Approximately 10000 sha-
res changed hands.
Sales included: Republic Petrol
cum 200 shares sly, unchanged; Re
bulic PFD so shares 35, down 4;
Signal Oil A 100 shares p. down one
point: Superior Oil 100 shares 80,
up .; Union Oil 100 shares y 5.
IS; Consolidated Steel PFD. 100 sha-
res 12h, up Is; General Motors 100
shares 46h. unchanged.
Lockheed Aaircraft 100 shares 8
3-4, down Z new low; Menasco 200
shares2. unchanged; Edison com
mon 100 shares 2l1z, unchanged; !;
Central Investment 100 shares %.
down one point, new low: l. A.
Industries 100 shares 3, unchanged;
Roberts Pub. Mkts 200 shares 5 Z
unchanged; Transamerica 100 sha-
res IS IA, unchanged; Richfield 100
shares 6l5 I'D IL
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-06
l.. A. VEGETABLES

LOS ANGELES. oct 8 CUP)-
There was a slightly better move
ment with prices Ia most lines hold
ing about steady
Asparagus. local ex fey 15-17c
ID. Choice 11-13c. Tips &C. Imperial
Valley regal lie. fey standards SC
and standards 6la G ID.
Cantaloupes: local HB'S STD 23S
and 27S 90S1.00, 36S 50-65c ASS 30
40c.
lettuce; santa Maria, Guadalupe
and Lompoc dry pack As $1.15S1. 25
crate, SIS S1.00-Si.15; best San Luis
Obispo 4S 81 1851 .5e.
Melons; local Golden Beauty Ca
sabas $1,000 tom local Honeydews
STD 12S 75-S5c; los 60-65c. Local
Persians S2000-S25.00 ton.
Peas good Oceano and Guada-
lupe pole peas $3.50 ID. Best Cam
hria peas Sc 10
Squash local white summer ID
zoe Italian 90-S1.15; light colored
6O-65ci yellow crookneck 90-Sl .Oe;
cream and table Queen $4,000 lug;
lacal banana St3-S1b ton.
Tomatoes, local and Orange co.
stones and globes 4N5S 60-T5c lug,
sxkS eA-S5c 6N6S b0-65c. Ventura
co. Santa Maria. San Luis Obispo
and best san Diego co. globes 4x5s
1k.S5t BN6S S5-Si 90; 6N6S 6b-75c.
iocAt ponderosas 4xbS 7b-90c. 5NbS
1881 oa GNGS G0-75c lug.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-06

BRAWLEY, Oct. 5-The Califor-
MIA middleweight championship
crown was lifted from the head OF
Herman Graves tonight ia the
Brawley arena when the vote of
one Judge and the referee gave
Ramon Burns a disputable deci-
sion over the El Centro Bomber.
Tex Smith, who substituted
against Mackey Wilson when Big
boy Hogue was not allowed to fight
because of an order from the A.
A. U. head in Los Angeles, batted
out decision over the Bakersfield
Negro in the semi -windup.
But it was the Graves-Burns bout
that left the fans standing in the
aisles. The Indian stomped his
way into the hearts of the Brawley
fans, and apparently into the
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-06
Sixteen Minor
Leagues Taken
In Early Drafter

NEW YORK, Oct 6. (UP)-Six-
teen minor league players were
chosen by major league teams last
night in the annual draft meeting
before baseball Commissioner K. M.
Lands.
The Boston Bees drafted three
infielders Robert Kahle, Indianap-
oils; Joe Walsh, Little Rock and
Karl Magyert, owned by Houston
and who played last year with AShe
vile, N. c.
The ST Louis Browns, who had
the first selection because they tin
ished last in the American league,
selected First Baseman George Nc
Quinn, who batted .331 for Newark
The Cincinnati Reds picked Out
fielder Anthony Bongiovanni of
Portland. Other drafts included:
Philadelphia Athletics - Nelson
Potter of Columbus, one of the lead
ing American association pitchers.
Chicago White SoX - Outfielder
Rupert Thompson, San Diego.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-06
Bench Wurninu
BY BURDETTE KINNE
Post-Press Sports Editor

bounced off FitzSimmons' glove
rolled dead behind. the box while
the winning run raced over the
plate, enabling the Yanks to win
ON four hits, 81. If the Giants had
won that game they might have
won the series.
Last year the Giants infield was
feeble. Bill Terry had to have his
legs massaged for hours and heavi-
ly bandaged to permit him to play
first base. Travis Jackson finished
out his career at third on uncer-
tain underpinnings. Terry batted
400 and his crippled condition pre-
vented him from reaching third at
a vital moment in the sixth game
which might have enabled the
Giants to win that game. Jackson
batted 100 and made three errors.
The Yanks haven't the all round
power they had a year ago Croset-
ii. Rolfe, Powell and Lazzeri. clos
ing out his career in this series. all
have Slumped off their 1880 pace.
The Yanks' big three are Dimag-
gio Gehrig and Dickey. They'll car
ry the brunt Of the Yanks attack
The Giants stopped D!ckey last
year, holding him to 3 hits and a
batting mark CT 100. If they can
handcuff Dickey again (and Man
cuso hints he found Bills blind
spot last year,, the Giants will be
well on their way to the Worlds
title.
A big factor in the Giants favor
appeared to be the fact that their
two aces. Hubbell and Melton, are
southpaws. The Yanks are not sue
kers for southpaWs but they have
not thrived on smart lefthanded
pitching this year.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-06
Herman Graves Loses
MiddIeweiqht Crown

hearts of Judge Hank Kretz and
Referee Joe Pico but most experts
at the ringside believed Graves
won the fight.
The Negro, though not fighting
up to his usual level, won three of
the four rounds on the Post-Press
score sheet. and nearly dropped
the Indian with a vicious attack in
the fourth round.
The rest Of the card was way
above average. INT Cobb decision
ed John Gotta, Art Gonzalez scored
a t.k.o. over Gordon Drake. Geo
Shans upset Joe Gonzalez, Casey
Sandoval defeated Bob Turner in
the opener.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-06

as many games against valley
schools but is confident it will be
able to make the third game in the
valley the one that counts.
Encouraged by reports that the
Ell Centro pass defense is weak the
CoachellanS will stake their chances
for victory on a dazzling pass at
tack.
Coach Taylor admitted his Spar
tans would look better this week
end than they did on Grossmont
last week but then. they couldn't
look worse than they did on the
coast.
Holtville high prepared to de-
fend its perfect record against a
big Herbert Hoover junior varsity
eleven in another Friday night
game.
Coach Noyal Walker planned TO
start the same lineup that led the
Vikings to TO victory over
Coachella last week.
Brawley meets Herbert Hoover
varsity Friday in San Diego. The
San Diegans are favoredby any
score they happen to make, for
the coast school has the most pow
erful club in southern California.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-06

The dope says the Yankees but
Lady Luck. lurking in the back
ground, whispers: This is the
Giants year.
Lady Luck picked the Giants ear
ly in August and rode down the Ma
tional league stretch with the Ter
rymen while they oNercame the
Cubs game lead. Misfortunes. ac-
cidents and injuries all turned out
to be blessings in disguise for the
Giants.
Counting Lady Luck as the 10th
player on the side of the National
league champions, this observer Sc
lects the Giants TO win the Worlds
Baseball championship in a seven
game series. 1t will be a bitterly
fought series in which the Giants
southpaw pitching and stout de-
Tense will smother the Yanks'
vanuted power.
Luck played a big part in forming
the Giants winning combination.
Hank Letter was beaned by Bob
Feller in the spring which led in
directly to the acquisition OF Wally
Berger who won several vital games
with homers. Lou Chiogga flop at
third brought Mel OFT to the in
field to play the hot corner ana
stationed Jimmy Ripple in right
field. That move made the infield
and added punch to the attack,
Sam Leslie's injured wrist gave
Johnny Mccarthy his secon d
chance and he made an amazing
comeback. Gus Mancuso's broken
finger brought about the unveiling
of Harry Danning as a star cat
cher.
Luck was on the side of the
Yanks last year. In looking back
over the 1886 series the big break
came in the eighth inning OF the
third game when Crosetti's roller
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-06
JONES STRESSES
PASS ATTACK

LOS ANGELES. Oct. lUP)-Ro-
membering the University OF Wash
ington's success with a passing at
tack, Coach Howard jones of the
University OF Southern California
drilled his men today on pass de-
tense in preparation for the Ohio
State game Saturday.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-06
COTTON
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. CUPJ-
CHICAGO GRAINS

CHICAGO,-Heayy selling knock
ed wheat prices down ! to y cents
a bushel on the board of trade to-
day but the decline was brief and
futures recovered after July had
set a new low for the year. This
contract touched bottom at 99h in
the first few minutes of trade when
he pit was acutely conscious Of
weakness at Liverpool and Winni-
peg. On the setback good buying
developed coming principally from
commission houses and a local pro-
fessional Cash interests made pur-
chases against export business.
At the close wheat Was 7s 10 IA
cents higher, corn y TO 5s cent high
er, and oats 3s cent lower TO IA
cents higher.
All deliveries in corn established
new lows for the year when the
session opened but brisk buying
recovered the losses and prices emer-
ged on the firm side.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-06
L. A. LIVESTOCK

Los ANGELES, Oct (UP)-
Hogs 400, slow. weak TO 25 cents
lower, grain fed 11.50-l2. locals IL
11.40.
Cattle 1000. holdovers 1858. Slow.
steady to 25 cents lower; medium
10 good steers 8.65-9.25; common
Mexicans 6.40; short fed heifers
8.25; ~ 5.35-6.50; cutter grades
3.75-5; bulls 4.75-6.25; calves 500,
holdovers ISL. Very slow, weak TO
lower: fed vealers to 10. common to
medium calves 616.85; stock calves
G.50-7.
Sheep 400. No sales. Medium to
good lambs quoted at 9.25-l0.25.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-06
WASHINGTON TO BE
READY FOR STANFORD

LOS ANGELES. Oct. 6 tUP)-
UCLA hopes rose today with news
that Kenny Washington, big Ne
gro halfback, was rapidly recover
ing from a finger injury which, it
was feared, might affect his pas
ing accuracy On Saturday against
Stanford
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-06
Max Baer to
Fight Garrison

OAKLAND, Calf, Oct. 6 up
Max Baer former worlds heavy
weight champion, will meet Nash
Garrison of San Jose tonight in the
main event match at Oakland audi
torium. Max's brother, Buddy, faces
Ted Johnson IN a four round semi
Windup bout.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-06

BERKELEY, Cal, Oct. 6 CUP)-
Ed Solinsky. who showed promise
of brilliance in early practice, will
have his first chance on the field
Saturday when the University OF
California football team meets
Washington State, it was reported
today.
He likely will replace Dave And
ersor1 at fullback.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-06
Markets At
A Glance

Stocks rally sharply after decline
10 new year lows
Bonds irregular and quiet.
u. $. government issues lower
Curb stocks irregularly higher.
Foreign exchange steady to firm.
Cotton unchanged 10 u points
lower.
Grains in Chicago wheat and corn
firm.
Rubber futures recovered about
% of early 4 cent loss
Silver unchanged in New York
al "A "a cents a fine ounce.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-06

Pool will be forced to play an
iron man role for he has no cap
able substitute. Pedro Montoya is
his understudy but Pedro lacks,
weight, experience and football
sense.
Selection OF plays on a varsity
team is different than calling em
for a B squad but Pool is making
fast progress in picking the right
play at the right time.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-06

EUGENE, Ore. Oct. UP)-
Larry Lance, sophomore end of the
University of Oregon, will be out
of the game for several weeks as
the result of an injured shoulder,
Coach Prink Callison said today as
the team prepared for the Coma
pa game
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-06

NEW YORK, Oct. 8. CUP)-Ed
Baker, sports editor of the Ottawa
Citizen, Ottawa, Can, who had
come to New York TO cover the
World Series, died of heart attack
in his hotel early today.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-06
L. A. GRAINS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
BATTLE TO DRAW

SEATTLE, Oct. 6. CUP)-Allan
Matthews, 161, ST. Louis Negro,
and Gus Lesnevich. 1865, of Hacken-
sack, N. j., battled 10 rounds TO
a draw in the main event on the
boxing program here last night.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-06
Boxing Teacher Dies

LOS ANGELES Oct g. (UP)-Thousands
pared final respects Dewitt scientific
boxing and the man who developed Jim Jefres
giant into world heavyweight champion
The busy haired veteran the prize while
at his home yesterday
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-06

FRESNO. Cal. Oct. 6 up
The Fresno State college gridders
will 60 in for passing in the engage
ment with the University OF Cali
fornia Ramblers Saturday. Coach
Jimmy Bradshaw said.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-06

MORAGA Cal, Oct. (UP)-
The galloping Gaels of st. Mary's
college will go into their game with
the Nevada gridderS Saturday
with their entire lineup changed
around and with the possibility that
Jerry Dowd, recently moved to GEN.
ter, would be unable to play.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-06
Thomas Takes Lead
I'm Forecast Race

Al Thomas today held a TWO
point lead over his closest ri
val w. r. Manson, in the Post
Press Rose Bowl ticket contest
race.
Choose your winners this week
and mail or bring them to the Post
Press Contest editor This weeks
winner will receive two tickets to
the opening league game october
%.
The leaders:
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-06

Glen Pool, 157 pound quarter
back win shoulder the signal call
ing job at Central high this year
and with it the chances of the Ell
Centro team.
Pool is a senior He played quar-
terback On the B squad last sea-
son and did a commendable job. His
team lost only one game all sea-
son and his selection of plays was
so outstanding that Coach w. S.
Taylor chose him as his signal CAL
Ter this season.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-06
HoltVille Vikings to
Defend Record Against
Herbert Hoover Jaycees

Coachea high school football hopefuls will make their
third trip to Imperial Valley Friday night this time to
battle the Ell Centre Spartans the Central gridron
starting at eight o'clock
The light Coachela eleven has suffered two defeats in
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-06

Editors note: This is the final
in series of articles summing up
the chances of the world series ri
walls, the New York Yankees and
the New York Giants, as seen by
George Kirksey. United Press cor
respondent.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-06
Centro High Tackles Coachella Friday Night
JACK CURLEY WILL
SEEK Bird VICTORY
IN Z. {. THURSDAY

Jack Curey smiling beyed amateur boxer whose pleasing
berays his vcouse the squared ring will attempt
valley ghtweights Thursday night in
when he Jimmie Allen.
Curey vilegas early then
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-06
POOL HOLDS
Nj OST VITAL
JOB ON SQUAD

Editors note: This is the eleventh
in a series Of articles to better ac-
quaint valley football fans with
members of the 1897 Spartan team.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-06
Oxy Frosh Open Season

After months intensive practice Occidental
ege freshmen their first Friday evening
when they clash with the La Verne yearngs preliminary tilt
10 the annual Leopard Tiger fray.
Dennis has well-balanced freshman with
boys who promise
stiles
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-06
l.. Il. HAY
L. A. BUTTER & EGGS

LUS ANGELES, Oct IIPJ-
'utter; Extra SIC. prime first 35c;
tandard "a Rc; undergrade 32c.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-06
T.. A. BANKS

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