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Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-08
Laurence Hansen, assistant coach

Laurence Hansen, assistant cOacn
at Central Union high school, was
officially crowned Imperial Valley
football prognostication champion.
Hansen won the two tickets to
the Rose Bowl game New Years day
with 18 points. Gene Heiss, w. r.
Manson and Wade Ramsey finished
close behind. -
Final point standings give Laur-
ence Hansen 18 points, Gene Heiss
II. w. r. Manson, 16, w. II. Ram
sey Is, AL Thomas IA, Terry Oki-
da 10, and Harvey Ladd 12.
At II are: Yves Abrams, Jack
Tackett sr. Walter Bucket, Eddie
Beechey, John Stiteler.
AT 10: f. FuJimoto, Robert Bal
lou. Vernon Allen, w. d. Mayfield.
At 8: II. Hoshizaki. X. Sonbon-
matsn. Bobbie Graham, Donald w.
etchen, Ben Blakely, II. c. Buehner,
Bruce Ritter. John Irelan.
At 8: Ralph ocu, Aaron Gonzalez.
Gene Oswalt, Il. l.. Hancock, Jack
Tackett jr.. X. L. Oswalt. l.. G..
Feeney, Evelyn Hicks.
At 7; Earl shaw jrs;, w. B. Han
iels, carlos Moreno Paul Mackey,
Earl Walker. S. s. Bragg.
At 6: r. Langston, B. Pelletier,
w. Pendergast, Wick Robinson,
James Stocks, ohm MenVielle. r. ID.
Thompson. Fred Higginbotham,
George Adams. George Kita, l.. A.
Conn, Ruth Conn.
At ): Ed Ordway, Forrest w.
Manley, n. l.. Laird, Chas. Harri-
son, Bill Thacker. Stats Richards,
Max Morrison Bill Swerdfeger, Ad-
lyn Conkey, N. o. Walker, Chuck
Thomas, Ray Carr, Henry Kanishi.
Bill Burton, Don Templeton, Myrel
Gillett. Juno Manuel, Paul House,
Richard Hammer.
At 4: Frank Anker. Don Maddux.
Tom Henry, Mrs. G.. Neeley, Art
Sparks, Warren Currier, NJ. Gallo
way, II. b. smith, Frank Brewer.
Tony Maggie, II. M. Moore. j. X.
Maurer. Y. Handa, NJ. d. Lee, J. p.
Eldridge, Rex Davidson, Mrs. /. r..
Manson, Louise Foster. f. NJ. Tenn
pleton, Bobbie Havens. s. S. Pinck-
ney, Lee c. Ritter, John KIDD,
Roch Maquar, VIM. Judd. J. B.
Clayerle. Tommie Thomas, James
AT 8: Harry stiff. George Rice,
NJ. NJ. Dickson. Chas. Shaller. Dan
ny Webster, Fred Cox, T. Imazu,
Dorothy Bucket, Louis Palacio,
Roy Ohta, Herbert Mann. Orville
Ingram. Marie Higgs. NJ. Uyeno, p.
Laneston, Mrs. II. Mann, Scotty
Mccain. wayne Haas, George
Mayfield. c. M. stiles. Frank Lam
BETH John Cable, Grady Neeley,
Mrs. G, w. sssdgar, Billie Payne,
Bill culberson. o. X. Manson, Max
Sones, Ike Price, Frank Okimoto,
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-08
Army Passes
New Rule for
Eligibility

WEST POINT, N. Y, Dec. 8.
tUP)-Army athletic ranks were
closed today to collegiate stars who,
having completed three years OF
varsity competition elsewhere, wish
to continue sports careers at West
Point.
The same eligibility which pre-
vail at Annapolis and other lead
ing colleges will govern Army var
sity teams henceforth, Major Gen
eral William ID. Connor, superin-
tendent. announced.
Previously, three years of varsity
competition was allowed any cadet
irrespective of college experience.
1t was this disregard, of rules pre-
vailing in virtually every college in
the country that precipitated the
famous break in Army-Navy foot
ball relations in 1923, and caused
big ten teams to drop the West
Pointers from schedules.
Army officials said no decision
had been reached as to how the
ban would affect, cadets already
enrolled. - 81
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-08
Hansen Tops Scorers in
Prognostication Contest;
Wins Rose Bowl Tickets

Marvin Walker, j.. Yasuda. J. Gal
laher, Willard Kicker, Robert Fee
ney, Dick Haas, C. Il. Hunick, Her.
Kobayashi, T. X. Fluke. II. A. Sui
lenger, Joe Edwards, w. s. Taylor.
AT 2: Cliff Richards, Guy Tuttle.
James Neel, Arthur Kato, Thomas
Mar. r, Stocks, Ray Higginbotham
AMMAN Eldridge, Ellis Stewart, II.
A. Stull, Geo. Uchimiya. w. II. AL
len, r.. r. Powers. John Clements,
Siek SIes,,or Hartzleri Jack Aaron; r.. J.
sones, Frank oswalt, N. E. Thomp-
corkhill. Roy Koike, Floyd Rogers,
George Hggs,, John Feeney, Roy
Templeton. Ted Smyer, Junior Buc-
kel. Mrs. A. Graham, Paul Honda,
Jimmie Mckenzie.
At |: f. Fl. Ferguson. Elmer Tan
ase,, Ralph Hudson, Mickey Kern,
n1yn noas Anaerson s9eEm s. ron MndlS MSDaynSh w. &
LaWa. Geo. Oyenoki, Joe Smith.
II. B. stark, w. j. Webb, Albert
Devore, sherman Eldridge, e. b.
Christian, r. j. Wells, Robert Rad
abedian. Llua Tackett. S. Procsal,
Pete Labrucherie. Jack, Kirkpat-
rick, Hazel Smith, M. sheldon, Cal
aaron; M: is s; Hape9eki p% nv W. cra aallngg'
warren sayles. Paul Fornasero'
Mary sones. Frank Nemeth, Geo.
Taxi, Jim Murphy, F. M. Ferguson,
w. j.. Ctrickland,. Tom Rawles,
Kenneth Lee, Kennie Lee. Rex Car
penter. II. Tsjimoto. Yoshiya. Tsji,,
motto, Eli Ota, X. X. Williams. Will
Thompson; Gene Donaldson. Jane
Woodward, Harry, Williams, Dale
Armstrong, N. Shigematsu. L. r.
ridge. r.: f. Harrell, Bette Grace
Walker. Russell Peck. N. o. Boru-
NOSE: Hugh Ritter, Gertrude, Pru-
cit, Tony Menvielle, j. Wylie, j.
Fujimoto. Chalk Brown. r.. $. Mes
sner, Howard Earl, Jack Mccain.
Earl Briggs. John ohta, Jimmie
Edwards, l.. w. Garcia, J. M. Ed
err, Payton Cook, Lloyd Massey. j.
II. Burritt, Jay Burritt, Gail Mil
ner. Vernon Kelly; D; v. stewart
F. Mousseau, Cecil Gillett, Il. Col
lins, G: Hoshizaki; James Tnttle,
F.. G. Ramps, l.. NJ. Ferguson. f..
Templeton, ID. Roberts; r.. Hansen,
w. NJ. Brown, Alice Edgar James
Rapson, III. o. Langston, Frank
PhiIbrick, Joe Shigematsu. Saliva
dor Palacio. p. /. Moore; Tom Ok
utsu, Charles Farrell. Orin Chap
peIl, Mrs. II. Mayfield, Mary Fee
new. Maced Allen. NJ. Yasheda. X.
bMasutani. Art Davis, y, Sheldon,
Mrs. Rose Mayfleid. Thomas Zee
iney, Roy Nsfkagawa, Joe Ugrin, joe
Tuttle,i John Cnlberson, Bennfe
Shaw, Shirley Kinne.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-08
Foster PAGES Rifle
Club MarkSmen

The Imperial Valley Rifle club
held its annual club championship
match Sunday. The National Rifle
association medal was awarded to
Milo Foster for the high score of
235 out of a possible $50, fired over
the Army &C" course.
The other scores in class A were:
Ed Henderson 229, Bob Daugherty
227, Buck Moore 227, Jim Town.
send 225, Jack Barker 222. L. v.
Hess %, Chas. Delp, 22l, Hans Lar
sen 2l6 and Herb Holt ZIG.
The Glass B medal went to Floyd
Rodriguez with a score of ZIG
The Glass C medal went to Claud
Pennington for a score of 205; and
others firing in Glass c were c. I.
Reynolds 1879 and Jack Allen 100.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-08
By HENRY McLEMORE

LAS VEGAS, New, Dec. 8. (UP)
Ship me somewhere east of Suez'
where the best is like the worst,
and there amt no ten command
ments. and n man can raise a
thirstl'
So sang the honorable Rudyard
Kipling, and after only two days
in Las Vegas / would like to know
why the adventurous BritiSher had
to make such a long boat trip.
Las Vegas was right here, roll
ing high, wide and handsome. When
Rudyard Kipling longed for Suez.
And it's right mere today. Sporting
a coat of arms that features a
bucking broncho rampant on a
field of galloping dice. And Its
motto freely translated from the
original western drawl, reads:
Brother, anything goes-24 hours
a day"
There are no locksmiths in this
town, because no one carries a
key. No one ever needs one. There
are doors OH the houses and gam
ing establishments only because the
citizens like the sound of them
swinging open. -
The census takers figures give
Las Vegas population of $500. No
more than spew from a single Of
flee building in New York at lunch
hour. But you can get more action
here in fifteen minutes than you
can get in a week of New York,
with its population of seven, eight
O. nine millions. 80
For a man who likes his action
there is no place like this little
desert town which is described in
the chamber of commerce broch-
ures as the last frontier"
1t has everything. Men wear ten
gallon hats and pack two guns,
But for every cowboy outfit you'll
see around roulette wheel there
| II be a white tie and tails. The
! chief of police, Dave Mackey, keeps
his trigger finger in trim by shoot
ing at tin cans from the back of
a cayuse, but he can spot lam
mer" chased out of New York
state by Dewey a block away. And
once spotted the Hammer" keeps
moving. In Las Vegas the chief
announcer at all wrestling shows
is the lieutenant governor of the
state of Nevada. The town just
begins to get hot at, three or four
in the morning. AT that time, when
the dawn is preparing to splash
| the desert with all. the colors, you'll
find fifteen or twenty places going
wide open, ready to give your dol
lar action via the. following games.
Craps, roulette, faro, blackjack,
pan guinguea, draw poker, stud
poker, keeno, low ball, red dog,
bird cage, English hazard, bridge,
wheel OF fortune, and half dozen
others, and if you think you have
a winner in any of tomorrow's S
races there's a bookie handy to
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-08
L. A. BUTTER & EGGS
Ia. STOCKS

LOS ANGELES. Dec. s (UP) =
Trading improved slightly on the
Los Angeles stock exchange today
with a wider variety of issues OF
fered than appeared yesterday and
more than half those sold moving
to higher ground. The volume OF
shares crossing the board still was
low. however, approximatine 1900.
Sales included: Transamerica 100
at II, unchanged; l.. A. Investment
100 at Az, unchanged; J.. A. lndu us, US,
tries 100 at 21z, up h; Bandini OF
900 shares 3k, w h: Richfield Oh
100 at 81, down u Bolsa chiea
100 al 2h up h; Union OIL 100 al
2oA, up *; Univ. Con. Oil 100 al
81, down one point.
signal Oil and Gas A jumped Y
to % 1-3 on sale of 100 shares
others sales: Superior 200 at 81. up
one point: standard Oil Of Cal. 100
at 3o34. up q; Con. Steel pfd lou
9&, unchanged; Emsco 100 at ~,
unchanged; Gladding Mclean 1gV
al 3. down al Menasco 500 at l3z
down lk; Edison common 100 al y
y, up y; Southern Pacific 1oo al
23&k, up k. t.
Thirteen issues were up, SIX
down and six unchanged.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-08

leadoff match. Last year in a SO
hole encounter Nance held the
champion even for Is holes before
going down 3 and 2.
Other matches in the champion
ship flight:
Forest Ferguson VS.. Paul Pace
Wayne Elvander VS. Bob Nc
Namara
Dick Lott VS.. John DePaoli
Logan jenkins VS.. Eldred Fer
Jersey Birchfield VS., F.. A. Will
lard
Dave Taylor VS.. Red Barnard
Laddie Willoughby VS.. Pat Glas-
Cow.
The Directors cup flight reveals
& number of Interesting matches
that probably will draw the gallery
Cif any away from the cham
pionship tits. Billie Burke meets
Ernie Beale; Walter Havekorst
Ilays w. w. McEuen; Dick Hass
plays Chuck Sones; Nolan Smith
faces Bob Fahs;- Les Rogers faces
Judge R. D. McPherrin; John
Robertson faces Harry Sones; Wade
Ramsey plays John Kepley and
DIR. w. A. Clarke faces Jim Arm
strong. ,E ~,
Winner of the recent Secretary S
cup competition, Max Sones leads
off the third flight in a match
with Paul jenkins. John Donohue
will play Burdette Kinne; John
Tyler VS.. Barney Holbert; Warren
Currier VS.. Gordon Schneider; Bill
Apple VS.. Arno Yaeckel; Jim Car
son VS.. NJ. o. Simms; Massey Hor-
ton VS.. Curley Butler; Tony De-
Vita VS.. Louis DeVita.
One match will be played each
weekend, Curley Vesey, club pro-
fessional announced. Play in the
championship flight will be from
scratch. Three-fourths of the diff
ference in handicap in holes up
will be used in the other two flights.
Winners and runners-up in ali
three flights viii be awarded suit
able trophies, Vesey declared. First
matches must be played this week
end.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-08
NEW YORK STOCKS

NEW YORK, Dec. 3 t0FD-I e
stock market made a broad, SUP SUP
crate increase i'm trading. BONDS
rose and wheat led commodities
upward Cotton futures rase despite
government estimate indicating
the largest crop in history
There was no news 10 induce
bullish sentiment, but buying Wa
based on hope, that s9lneinlns fnr raiis
roads. utilities and building.
Railroads were early 1aNorIles
after an irregular opening. Iheif
strength aided other groups. plin-
lies were prominent IN the afler
noon when reports OF mn I'm pre1 Te.
sident Roosevelt said at his press
conference yesterday that ne Was
deferring further conferences with
utility executives unlb ne nao le
covered more fully from ms gum
Tbere were some favorable news
developments. General Motors re-
Dorted the best November safes IN
IL history and sales for the ilfsl
~ months OF the year were larger
than any fun year except 1880, lne
All lime high Electricity output
made a small gain. AutomoDiIe
sales by members OF the .u Aua'itfor soy
bile Manufacturers association loL
The first II months showed a gan gam
al IA per cent compared wlth l99o.
Afchisou reached ABS up -
rrnIon Pacific SS1R up "a; New
YORK Central 2034 up ] Is Great
Northern 27k up "a; Pennsylvaafni-
ia ePW up q p, and Southern PaelilS
o9iL uD ~. These issues olppeu
slightly from the tops. as dla 5,,,les oaIei
sections. but substantial advances
were retained all AROUND; =,
steel strengthened win Z. .:
steel touching cos up 2. Chyrsle,,
oehed 6O% up 2h and Genera RI !
alton shares were firm. New onrk
SblpbuAding issues made Wloe
~ajns on the company's navy con
tract am mounting 10 more thah ~
netroit Edison jumped Y points
"a e5 on "A few sales. Con. Ealsoh
a. its high was up a point. pil', ptne
utilities gained fractions 10 poln !.
Johns Manville and Minneapo DIE
uonevwell rose 2 points. Eastiiia !, .
Kodak aud few others Ealntn,1i . .
points or more. American = II :, - - . >
tras IN . and ". :. Smelling up o
,ss,sners rose a point or more. Run
bers firmed New York Ar Bra he
la railroad equipments higher IN
eafn while American LocohoiiR'
,ras active in that section.
pow Jones closing aver
sbowed Industrial 1880 up l.5S 80
Pa.iroad 32. ca up 0.6S; Utiilty q
ha np 0.22. .tataa 5o0-
Transactions approNimatea Go 10 100
oaa shares compared with s1s,VoV
,.,,,.,.s yesterday. curb transae-
.4n.s approNimated 262,0Oo shares
compared with iss,oo0 shares yes
4erdaN.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-08
PLANS RUSHED
FOR LEGION
RACE PROGRAM

American Legion officials today
rushed toward completion plans for
a racing event at the Fair Grounds
on January 9th.
The Legion plans to make the
affair an annual one and are now
comforting with fair board members
in order to make arrangements to
use the track for their races.
Many of the nations leading driv-
ers have already consented to come
to the valley for the races, accord
ing TO Legion officials.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-08
l.. A. VEGETABLES

Los ANG ELES, Dec. (UP) -
Receipts of most vegetables Were
rather light with trading fairly
good and some comm oditites stron-
ger. Fruits moved generally slow
with prices unchanged.
Cabbage: local cannon ball So
60c. Red Cabbage best 75-90c. Sa-
yoy 30-40c.
Lettuce: Lompoc dry pack 4 doz
75S5c San Fernando as S1.35-S1.
50; SIS 75-S5c. San Fernando AS 81.
35-S1.50; SIS 75-9Oc. Delano As S1.65-
S1.75; SIS $1.25-S1.5O Imperial Val
ley AS few S1.s5; San Luis obispo
As S1.50-S1 .65.
Peas: Imperial Valley bush Sic.
Culls 112-2 c. San Diego co mostly
5 Y &c. San Luis Obispo 4-4I2c. Ok
nard AZ sc lb. ..
Squash: Coachella- and Imperial
Valley white summer lugs 81. 1851.
25; flats 90-$1.0O; San Diego co.
lugs s1.O0Sl.25; local lubs best 81
00-s1.15: Italian; San Diego co. lug
75-S5c. Local. few 75c. Yellow crook
neck San Diego co best SIPS.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-08

CHICAGO, Dec, 8 uP)-commis-
sion house buying lifted wheat fu-
lures into firm ground today after
an easier start on the chicago
board Of trade.
Al the close wheat was Is To ia
cents higher. corn unchanged TO
Is cent higher. and oats unchang-
ed TO * cent higher.
on a decline at Liverpool but sup
port developed on the way down.
Strength in stocks caused some
short covering.
Trade in corn was light at frac-
tionaI gains most of the session.
Commission houses were moderate
ly interested in May and cash
houses bought December. A decline
in receipts and healthy demand
for export generated DuIllsh SENT
ment. Receipts here were 116 cars.
About $4,000 bushels were booked
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-08
LEWIS TRIMS
GASTANAGA IN
NINTH ROUND

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 8. UP)-John
Henry Lewis, light heavyweight
champion, avenged the beating he
took at Detroit last october Is by
scoring a technical knockout over
Isidor Gastanaga last night in the
ninth round of a scheduled 15-heat
non title bout.
Referee Walter Heisner stopped
the fight when Gastanaga reeled
about the ring from the effects of
smashing right hand blows to the
head t-.'t.ttf . :
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-08
COACHES PICK
PLAYERS FOR
ANNUAL TILT

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 8. CUP)-
Invitations will be sent out Thurs
day to % western college seniors
to play in the eaSt-west all-star
Shrine benefit game here New
Years day.
The western lineup will be an
nounced Friday.
Nineteen eastern players have ac-
cepted Invitations during the past
week Most recent eastern en-
trants were Johnny Nicholson,
Pittsburgh quarterback and cap
tain; Frank Souchak, Pitt, end;
Ralph Wolf, Ohio State center; Gust
zainas, Ohio State guard; Andy
Farkas, Detroit back; Ray King,
end and captain of Minnesota: and
Louis Midler, Minnesota tackle.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-08
Fresno State, Arkansas
State Meet Christmas

LOS ANGELES, Dec. 8. up
Bob Burns, radio and screen come
dian, will co-sponsor a Christmas
day football game at Gilmore stadi-
UNI between the undefeated Arkan-
sas State Teachers and once-beaten
Fresno State college. Proceeds of
the game will go to a milk fund
for underprivileged children.
The Arkansas team has not been
defeated in two years and scored
564 points against "a for its op-
ponents in l6 games.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-08
TROJANS NAME
ALL-OPPONENT ~

LOS ANGELES, Dec. 8. (UP)-
The University of Southern Cali
fornia football team announced to-
sday the following i"all opponent
eleven: . t..........'. .-
Sweeney, Notre Dame, and
Schwartz, California, ends; .Beinor,
Notre Dame, and Markov, Washing
ton, tackles; Stockton, California,
and Slivinskyi, Washington, guards;
Wolfe, Ohio State, center; Pupils,
Notre Dame, quarterback; Washing
ton, UCLA, and Chapman, Cali
fornia, halfbacks, and Raab, Ohio
State, fullback.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-08
BULL MATEO
HEADS CARD
ATCALEXICO

Bull Mateo. undefeated middle
weight will make his second ap-
uearance in two weeks Thursday
night at the Calexico arena when
he meets Frank Jackson IN the
main event.
Ramon Burns, Jimmie Allen, Bod
bic Pacheco and other valley
amateur fighters will be on the
card in preliminary spots.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-08
Junior College Cage Squad Opens Season To
JAYCEES TO MEET NAVAL
HOSPITAL, BRAWLEY HIGH

Brawley high school cagers in a
preliminary game that may steal
the show.
BraWley high is the defending
champion in the valley high school
league and has shown lots of power
i'm practice. The Arab reserves are
better average and will be able to
hold their own against the sharp
shooting Brawley cagers.
The first game will start at 7:30.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-08
MERCHANTS TO
MEET l.. A. g

Ell Centro Merchants will open
their second round schedule in the
southern California winter league
Sunday afternoon in Sportsman
park against a strong White King
soap company club.
Marsden, McNeeley and Gabler
will be on hand to hurl for the
Ell Centro nine.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-08
Ell PULPO TOPS
BRAWLEY MAT
PROGRAM FRI.

Ell Pulpo, the terrible Mexican
who has been knocking over OPP
ponents on the coast with amazing
ease, will clash with Brother JON
athan in the main event at the
Brawley athletic club Friday night.
Public Enemy will meet Vic Hill.
and Arjan Singh will tackle Al
Baffert in the other bouts
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-08

Ell Centro junior college Arab
basketball team will make its first
official appearance at the FL Cen
tro high school gymnasium tonight
when the Junior Collegians meet a
powerful San Diegan Naval hospital
team.
The jayeee reserves will meet
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-08
FLAX
CASH
L. A. LIVESTOCK

Los ANGELES. Dec. 8 (UP) -
Hogs200. slow, steady TO strong;
grain fed s.4O-s.s5; locals $40.
Cattle 1900. holdover 1924. Very
slow. steady to weak; fed Mexican
steers $40; fed heifers 7.40-7.S5;
grass heffers 6.25 down: cows 450-
6; cutter grade 3.25-4.50; bulls 4.
50-7; calves 800. holdovers 553.
Very slow, steady; few vealers 10.
so; slaughter calves 6.25-7.
Sheep45O. Steady. Medium to
choice wooled lambs S.s5.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-08
MARKET QUOTATIONS
Markets At
A Glance

STOCKS higher m muuefdIe lIau-
ing. IT,.
Bonds higher and fairly active
II s government issues higher.
Curb stocks higher and quiet.
Foreign exchange easy in terms
of dollar.
Cotton up more than so cents
bale. despite government est-
ory.
Wheat IL to1& higher: corn
closed unchanged to Is higher.
Rubber firm.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-08
ROSENBLOOM DECISION
BIG BOY BRAY

LOS ANGELES. Dec. 8. CUP)-
Make Rosenbloom. underdog for
one of the few times in his ring
career. won a close decision over
Alphonso (Big Boy Bray, Okla
homa Negro, in 10 rounds at Olym-
pic auditorium last night.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-08
STATE COLLEGE
TRIMS CHICO. 47-35

SAN DIEGO, Dec. 8. tUP)-San
Diego State college, confident from
a 47-35 victory over the barnstorm-
ing Chico State Teachers basket
BAH team last night, meets the
northern quintet again tonight. Ex-
cept for a brief rally early In the
game, the Chico cagers did not
threaten.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-08
PACIFIC TO PLAY
ILLINOIS ELEVEN

CHICAGO, Dec. 8. (UP)-A. A.
Stagg, who coached football for Al
years at the University of Chicago,
will bring his College of The Pacific
squad east for game with Illinois
next season. The game will be
played at Stagg Field, Nov. II.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-08

Last years finalists in the club championship of the
Barbara Worth golf club will each other in the first
round of this years tournament parings announced
day disclosed Don Rex defending champion and Russell
Nance last wears together in the
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-08
Defending Champion
Faces Stiff Test in
First Round Match
STAG SMOKER TONIGHT

Announcement of pairngs in the Barbara Worth golf club
championship stag
the clubhouse Members guests will the
Calcutta which championship
be off.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-08
l.. a. BANKS

Los ANGELES. Dec. 8 CUP) =
Transam .....-...-.. lO%-llH
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-08
L. A. HAY

Los ANGELES. Dec. tUPl
Y. $. No. ] ,,.-........'' s5o.oo s5e 90
U. S. No. 2 and mixed sl7.0o-l7.6o
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-08
COTTON

Spots steady; middling sOS; SAFES
none
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-08

NEW ORLEANS. Dec. s UP)-
Cotton futures closed steady.
Omen High Low Close
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-08
CHICAGO GRAINS

Spots steady; middIing 8IU; saI'
l724.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-08
L. A. POULTRY
Fryers. Leigh orhs. Jyer "a and

Fryers, 2A up TO 31z lbs -. 2
Fryers, colored, over 3A lbs =. .
Roasters, soft Donc Srner than
The Washington times., 1937-01-15

Be prepared to "Oh!" and "Ah!' when
you see these true shoe aristOcrats at
the almost unbelievable price of 2.99!
Every pair looks two and three times
as expensive! Styles for every Occa-
sion, for every ensemble. Sizes to
813, AAA to C widths. But not every
size in every style-sO be an early bird!
LANsBURGEs BASEMENT STORE
The Washington times., 1937-01-15
HELPFUL ADVICE TO
ACNE SUFFERERS

For acne pinples affecting the
outer or surface layer of the skin,
here is advice that will help i'm
prove your complexion.
Every night at bedtime, wash
your face thoroughly with Resinol
Soap and hot water. Do not rub.
Follow with a dash of cold water
and dry thoroughly but gently.
Then apply Resinol Ointment to
the affected skin and leave it on all
night. Do this every night, and
watch the improvement.
Local treatment is advised as a
helpful aid in acne cases, and for
more than 40 years the ingredients
of Resinol have been found ef-
fective.
Resinol benefits by treating the
irritated oil ducts, where most sur
face pimples start. In this way it
aids healing of such pimples and
also tends to check their recurrence.
Buy Resinol Ointment and Soap
in any drug store. For free SAM
pie, write to Resinol, Dept. Is,
Baltimore, Nd.