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SITUATIONS WOMEN.

SITUATIONS WOMEN.
CASHIER. experienced: knowledge of typ
ferred: references. Box 234-C. Star.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES wishes per-
manent position; good cook. experienced
D. c. driver; unincumbered. Box 5000.
EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT. capable. IS
years business experience: stenographic
and secretarial. copy writing: editorial or
MANAGERIAL. In other words, am q bust
ness asset. Box 29S-A. Star.
GIRL, light colored. to work in doctor 5
once: good references. Call between IL
am. and 5 pm. Dec. 0017.
HOsTTSs-sECRETAR Y-RECFPTION1s =
fady. refned well educated. desires EN-
nioynent with high class hotel or other
establishment. Hshest references. Boa
S31.C, Star.
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HELP MEN AND WOMEN

BASEMENT Ink apt in exchange for
wife's services. small rooming house
white only. 1915 10th st. NV
MIDDLE-AGE man-wife, white only: city
refs; janitor work: exchange for services.
POI s N ST. NV
WHITE COUPLE; white basement Ink
apt. in exchange for wife's services SIN
rooming house. 1915 18th st. NV.
YOUNG COUPLE desire work as janitor
and maid cook or nurse; reference: live in.
Decatur 50S5.
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THE PALAIS ROYAJ,

THE PALAIS ROYAL
Tor sales work in store and outside: per-
manent: duties and pay discussed at inter-
N NeT mus nave car and be ready to start
ment ONCE. 18th floor Monday 40 'I pm
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY.
who are looking for permanent position
end are willing to work hard learning a
rev business bus We have: in estima
to be found anywhere today This busi
ness will pay steady income of approSi-
finance the men selected and set you uu
IN permanent business on an excep-
MOI inyssi atrsctye income yet you dc
any oblisation OF overhead.
,.I The men considered m der must be perma
Come TO- 1910, Vermont ave. NV. Room
20l, at 1; 80 sharp Monday afternoon foi
eess you nosbbS and this
you will be put to work Immediately.
SHIPPING CLERK.
Experienced wholesale food
products. Give age, expe-
rience, salary expected
Prompt answer necessary;
confidential. Box 435-A, Star
PERMANENT POSITION,
START AT ONCE.
Large Eastern corporation
with offices in principal cities
plans expansion program in
Washington during 1888
The man we want seldom an
swers ads; must be neat, az
gressive, a willing and loyal
worker. This opportunity is
different. Write, giving age,
experience, character refs,
address, phone. Replies con-
fidential. Box 106-A, Star.
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SALESWOMEk.
HELP MEN AND WOMEN.

SALESLADIES Apply at once Capital Five
Cents to One Dollar Store Co., 124S 1tt
st NV
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SITUATIONS MEN & WOMEN.

MUSICIANS at liberty for night club and
restaurant work Pianist and violinist-
Francine Frazier and Victor George. Phone
Decatur 1928 or Lincoln S736.J
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WANTED-RoominE houses and hotels II
price Is r1sht We can sell them; Bee
o13 10th St, NV. Natl O672,
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SALESMAN

Seeking Permanent Connection.
TO call upon the medical and
dental professions in Washing
ton, D. c., and Maryland. Terri
tory protected. Automobile re-
CURED. Salary during training.
WRITE FITIJV TO
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HELP MEN.

AUTOMOBILE MECHANICS. experienced:
knowledse of Wcidenhoff motor analyzer
REQUIRED. Also must know brakes thor
oughly. Salary So 50. plus 10tt Apply
giving full experience and references.
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NOT CANVASSING

Sales made by definite appointments with
prospects. weeks training with pay;
advanced commission: draw expense ar
faneements; only applicants ready to
START once, will be considered Box
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TWO men of good appearance over %
manent' duties and pay discussed at inter-
view must nave car and be ready to start
ment Office. 18th floor Monday 2:3O o, m
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BEAUTY PARLORS,
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.

XCESSIvE WEIGHT SAFELY REDUCED
vonoerful French Method used DR., Della
eaenoecker, 300 o st. NV. West 1l20
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YOUNG MAN colored, wants job as
chauffeur. butler: reference. Adams 1854.
ADVERTISING AND SALES
combination Misunderstanding sales
promotion and personal selling expert
opportunities; salary of secondary i'm
portance; best references. Box 75-C, Star.
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81. 500 WANTED to expand profitable small
business: attractive plan: money fully Is.
cured. Box $780, star.
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MOTOR TRAVEL

TO NEBRASKA, DEC. -; RETURN JAN
y take ~ ref. exchanged. Call Randolph
0o9: after .
FLORIDA DEC. 24-JAN TEN DAY
Christmas vacation tour private party:
share expenses. Phone Emerson 7l24 49,
DRIVING ROUTE 40 TO INDIANAPOLIS
Dec. II. return 10Th; take two or three
ATLANTIC n592. 10.
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SPECIAL BARGAIN.
v.Ey S been on p eHnn sS d s a sso
CASTOR & CHARUHAS,
Suite Sol Woodward Bldg. Dist. 1885,
ROOMING HOUSE, 18th ST.
Walking distance: II rooms. 3 baths:
only 81 800: terms. Call Natl. 1854.
S. WINFIELD, 908 10th NV.
Wash's LARGEST rooming house broker
PARKING LOT: guarantee $40 day; rent
$3.50 mo-; 5-year lease. Bargain
CASTOR 81 CHARUHAS,
Suite sol Woodward Bldg. Dist. 1884,
RESTAURANT. downtown location. on
Conn. ave-; reas rent; good income: only
Sl:500; also downtown cafeteria .showins
S. WINFIELD, 908 10th NV.
DEL, ggaranteed $500 weekly; with beer:
CASTOR & CHARUHAS.
suite SOL Woodward Bids. Dist. 77o6A
CONTINUED On Ne1s fsseJ
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Priced to sell for SCI 95. this complete
communicating equipment on the market
No service EXPENSE. No installation prob
technical perfection. exclusive features plus
unconditional guaranty of established
manufacturer. INQUIRIES are invited from
stantial profits Immediately. Write Exc
CpTONE. INC, AIS Lexington ave, New
York city
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RESTAURANT with beer-Upper 14th st =;
closes = pm; rent. $50; good lease: gross
over $50 daily; personal reason for selling
$3.50. small down payment. Natl. 1928
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HOME IMPROVEMENT coMPANIEs

REMODELING, gen. contracting, plumb
ing, heating: all work guar: orly first
class mechanics. M. 4 E. Construction Co.
Atlantic 6ol5 W.
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OIL BURNER SALESMEN with experience,
interested in new and better connection
Tor 1898: We have two openings in metro
polltan Washington for two such men to
establish their own business. No capital
is required; Dealer classified ton and COM
mission give high income possibilities.
Appointments to be filled by January /.
Write, giving full particulars age and SELL
Ing experience which will be held in
strict confidence. Box ao-A Star
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SITUATIONS DoMesTIc

BUNDLE WASH. cleaning days work or
part time by experienced reliable colored
girl. Potomac o3IR
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1937-08-11
Phoenix 3d. Race Teams to Compete
Valley Midgets
To Defend Record
Friday Night

Phoenix and San Diego race
drivers will send their powerful
midget race cars out oil the Ell Cen
tro speedway Friday night to bat
tie valley speed kings for race
honors
The Phoenix team is one of the
strongest midget race teams in the
southwest and was substituted for
a Los Angeles team.
The race program will consist of
elimination races, trophy dash, 40
lap main event and a match team
race.
Hobart Herrick will captain the
Ell Centre team and is expected to
lead the valley drivers to victory.
He will, however. have to exert all
of the cunning that has made him
the valleys outstanding speedster
In the main event the Phoenix
and San Diego drivers are given a
better than even chance to finish
among leaders but Herrick and Vess
are slated to be right up in front.
Twenty cars are expected to take
part in Friday races.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1937-08-11
|. A. LIGHTIE
HOGUE VICTIM;
SHANS DROPS

BRAWLEY, Aug. II. UR)-Shorty
Hogue, Jacumba lightweight, who
packs power in both fists. had to
extend the limit of his power and
endurance in the BraWley arena
Tuesday night to pound out close
decision over Wilson Mackey in the
main event.
The Los Angeles Negro, whowas
the toughest fighter Shorty has en-
countered in the Brawley ring,
threw leather with a skill that
indicated plenty of experience.
Pete Martinez copied the feather
weight title in four rounds of glove
singing in which he decisioned
Cleo Shans of Brawley. Martinez
was too fast and foxy for the veter-
an ShanS.
Jimmy Casino decisioned Navarro
in the special event. The fight
was comparatively slow and lacked
the excitement that the other two
bouts furnished. The preliminaries
we're not up to par.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1937-08-11
L. A. STOCKS

Los ANGELES. Aug. Il. up
Ira ding fell off to a low total of
approximately 5000 shares on the
Los Angeles stock exchange today.
while Superior Oil furnished virtu-
ally the only feature of the session.
Superior slumped a full point and
one half to As on sale of 100 shares.
other sales included: Transamer-
lea 100 shares Is. unchanged; l.. A.
Investment 100 shares 55s, unchang-
ed L. A Industries 100 shares 81,
unchanged; Bandini Oil 100 shares
5h, down Il: Consolidated oil 100
shares 49,. up 4; Hancock Oil 500
shares 26A. up 4 Richfield Oil zoo
shares 9, unchanged; Republic Pet
roleum 100 shares ia, up 4.
All issues of Edison which cross
ed the board scored advances of d
point; Edison Common 400 shares
24B, per cent pfd. 100 shares %,
54 per cent pfd. 100 shares 20;
Union Oil 100 shares 25$s, down
a: creameries of America 100
shares 6. Unchanged Globe Grain
& Milling 100 shares ga. unchang-
ed: Lockheed Aircraft 100 shares
1914. down y; Ryan Aeronautical
goo shares 29s. up u General Metals
100 shares 241B, unchanged.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1937-08-11
L. A. VEGETABLES

LOS ANGELES. Aug. II. up
Offerings were a little lighter and
some lines strengthened slightly,
Catalogues: Local HB'a std. los
TO 27s 60-75c, 36s 50-60c, Ass 40-50c;
Tfp Tops std Us TO les 65-75c;
Meiogolds std. SIS to IS 40-50c, Us
to los 40-50c.
Lettuce: Santa Maria. Guadalupe
& Lompoc dry pack As 81. 30
crate, IS 81 35-1. so; Ventura CO. Is
1890; Ioeal loose pack IS 25-4Oe
Melons: Local honeydews std. Us
to les 65-75c; Imperial Valley Jumbo
36s e Ass S100; few Dinuba jumb 30
flats SIS to Is roc. IS & IS 90c., lis
&, 12s 800; Riverside Golden hon
eydews std. 12s 85c. 16s 75c; Few
Kern Co. white casabas Be; Kern
Co. Persfans Ia &c ID: Dinuba Per
slams jumbo flats IS & 6s zoe " 90 !
local japanese melons std. Us 10
Tomatoes: Local. Orange Go. &
san Diego Co. Stones 4z5s 3o-0Oc
lug. with player edge pack 30-4oc;
5x5s 5O-65c and 6x6s 3O-4Oc: local
Eariianas 5x5s 35-45e. ex6s 3o-35c :
Orange Co. Ponderosas 4x5s 75-soc'
5x5s s5c-S1. 90. 6x6s 50-60c.
Watermelons: Truck load sales
Of local stripes q Klondikes aver
aging 20-22 lbs. S20-21
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1937-08-11

Ralph Eye. usually dependable
first baseman. led the error parade
With three. Birchfield. Forshey,
Van Nostrand, Ehmke and Ham
merslaugh each contributed one.
Until the seventh inning Jordan
was invincible. E. Centre batters
had scored only one hit. a scratch
single by Ehmke. but in the seventh
the Coca Colans found their eyes
botted out four hits and three runs.
The Ell Centre team added four
more hits in the eighth inning but
poor base running allowed Mexicali
to hold them scorelesS.
Vasquez and Valverde paced the
Mexicali sluggers with three hits
each and Hurst and Ehmke were
the heavy stickers for the FL Cen
tro tea mwith two base hits.
The score:
Mexicali ........ sol DOL 600 ID 2
FL Centre -. 900 600 300-3 9 s
Jordan and Robinson; Hurst and
Kline.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1937-08-11
BY HENRY McLEMORE

NEW YORK. Aug II. up
Putting two and two together never
appealed to me as a game. I always
found pinning the tail on donkey,
wink, blind mans bluff, spin the
bottle. or musical chairs, even,
much more facinating.
But TO-DAY, with the fcport from
Nantucket that a sea monster has
been sighted cruising along off the
coast, there is nothing left for me
TO do but start putting two and two
together. Because if my memory
isn't completely gone | recall that
lust a week ago T. o. M. Sopwith
claimed that something had grab
bed hold of his Endeavour II, eaus-
ing it to lose an Americas cup race
to Nike Vanderbilt.
Mr.. Sopwith was so sure of this
that he ordered Endeavour II
yanked out the water and an ex-
animation made of her lovely bronze
bottom. When nothing was found
all the critics lifted eyebrows and
expressed the opinion that the Bri-
fisher was a trifle balmy from all
the lickings he had taken, and
needed a quiet weekend in the
country.
Now a sea monster has been
sighted, and Mr.. Sopwith's claim
makes sense. I have no doubt but
what it was this same monster
described by the men who saw
him as a cross between a whale and
a serpent. with a little of the war;
hog thrown in for good measure
that grabbed Endeayour II by her
petticoats
The fact that the monster grab
bed the Endeayour II and not the
ranger is proof that it isn't the
celebrated frightener from Jocn-
ness. Lochness is in Scotland and
love for the empire is too deep,
even in sea monsters, to allow
for the trifling with an empire
project. So the Nantucket business
must be an American. And it must
be plenty smart too, because you
will notice that it didn't lift its
head and eyes above water before
making sure that those gosh-aWful
cup races were completed. I am in
clined to believe that its attack on
Endeayour was a humanitarian
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1937-08-11
DONALD BULGE
RATED WORLDS
NO. | PLAYER.

PARIS. Aug. 10 CUP)-Donald
Bulge of Oakland, Calf. No. in
United States rankings and holder
of the all-England tennis title, was
rated No. today in world rankings
announced by the Paris sports
newspaper L'Auto.
Bulge was also listed No. in
the world rankings of both amateur
and professionals.
Other amateurs were ranked af-
ter Bulge as follows: 2. Baron Gott-
fried Won Cramm. Germany; 3,
Henner Henkel, Germany; 4, Hen
ry w Bunny Austin. Britain; 5
Adrian Quist. Australia; 6, frankie
Parker. Spring Lake, N. j.; Bryan
NJ. Grant. Atlanta; 8, Jack Craw-
ford, Australia: 8, Roderich Men
eel. Czechaslovakia: 10, Ladislaus
Hecht, Czechoslovakia.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1937-08-11

ever witnessed in city loop play.
Lyn Stewart, who pitched bril-
liantly Monday night will be back
on the mound tonight for the Elks
and Hare or Chef Jordan will hurl
for the Eagles.
Jordan demonstrated what he can
do with a softball last night when
he set down the Ell Centre batters
in a valley league game.
The Eagles will have much
stronger infield and outfield for
tonight's game as Pat Patterson,
manager of the Eagles, has made
the rounds in picking up new play
ers.
Patterson. who was not invited
to the league meeting when it was
decided to load the teams for the
series. has blood in his eye and is
determined to put team on the
field that will pin back the antlers
of the hard hitting Elks.
The game starts at 8:15.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1937-08-11
Chicago GRAINS

CHICAGO, Aug. Il. UP)-Heavy
selling inspired by yesterdays gov
eminent crop report forced wheat
prices down as much as 4 cents
bushel on the Chicago board Of
trade today. but short-covering in
the last hour erased practically all
of the loss.
At the close wheat was y to Y
cent lower, corn was q cent lower
TO = cent higher, oats were u cent
higher to u cent lower. Shorts
were frightened into cover by a
persistent flow of buying orders
from milling and cash interests.
September wheat dropped nearly 4
eents a bushel but recovered most
Of II. The deferred months behaved
similarly.
Weakness in outside markets add
ed TO the pressure.
Corn had a firm undertone early
in the session due to buying in
spired by the governments esti-
mate on production being under
that of private forecasts.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1937-08-11
NEW FORn STOCKS

NEW YORK. Aug. Il. lUP)-The
stock market drifted irregularly to
day in the highest trading in sew
ersl weeks.
bull side. but traders continued re
luetant - make commitments until
after congress has adjourned. The
Magazine Iron Age found present
indications were for fairly heavy
steel trade in the fall. Edison Elec-
trio Institute reported electric pow
er production last week slightly
higher. The American Petroleum
Institute reported crude oil daily
production at another record high,
but that gasoline in storage had
Name of these factors was suffi-
cient TO shake the market from its
There were some individual
strong spots, particularly in the
amusement division. Loew's con
tlnued to attract investment sup
port and rose TO a new high for the
year at S7B On a fractional gain.
twentieth Century Fox gained more
than a point.
Bethlehem led steel shares lower
following announcement that the
company would issue S4S.000.000 IN
Adventures Al one time Bethlehem
was more than a point lower. u. 5.
Steel had a fractional loss.
Radio Corporation. again the mos
active issue, dipped fractionally
Western Union dropped more thar
q point, international Telephone losi
fraetionally, while American Tele-
phone was unchanged al 10 d.
light turnover.
Railroad issues showed early
strength. but turned irregular undei
lead Of Chesapeake a. OHIO whlef
lost more than point. Motol
shares were steady, General Motor!
,erordfne fractional advance
chrvsler was almost a point higher
utilities were soft
Farm equipment shares saggeo
J. I. Case losing more than polnls
Metal shares were mreRu iaf
,xnori price of copper dropped I
l4be cents a pound from 10 cent
and domestic scrap price decllne'
cent a pound.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1937-08-11
DOrals Agrees to
Coach AH-Stars

CHICAGO, Aug. II. W.R-Charles
GUS Dorais, veteran athletic di-
rector at the University of Detroit,
agree tdoay to coach the Fans ALL
America football team for a night
game with the professional Green
Bay Packers on Sept. l.
Dorais will be assisted by Lynn
Waldorf of Northwestern, Elmer
Layden of Notre Dame, Jimmy
Phelan of the University of Wash
ington and Bernie Moore, Louisiana
State, who finished behind him in
the nationwide newspaper poll.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1937-08-11

the tenth to drive in Pitcher Jim
Chaplin with the winning run. 1t
was Chaplin's twentieth win of the
campaign and disappointing
setback for Ernie Bonham, Oakland
ace.
Sacramento kept in the race with
ninth inning rally to beat the
Missions, 4-3 Handcuffed by the
Missions Ohio Nicholas for eight
innings, the Solons broke out in
the ninth with a three-run rally to
take the verdict.
Seattle and Los Angeles had off
nights postponing their game to
Wednesday night, when they play
a doubeheader.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1937-08-11
San Diego Holds Lead
With Win Over Oaks

Portland 1886 champions. moved
into third place by the margin of
a single point in the Pacific coast
league today. ousting the skidding
San Francisco Seals.
BY beating the Seals, Sd, in
opening their series last night, the
Beavers brought their average to
.527. and dropped that of the Seals
to .526.
San Diego kept its margin at
three and one-half games over
Sacramento in their first place
duel by beating out Oakland, 4-3,
in 10 innings. George Mcdonald
singled with the bases filled in
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1937-08-11
PITTSBURGH
DOWNS CUBS;
GIANTS LOSE

NEW YORK, August 11-Danny
MacFayden. Boston Bees. bespec-
tacled hurler. today curbed the
fading New York Giants. 6-1. to rob
the Terrymen of a chance to gain
on the league leading Chicago
Cubs who lost a heart-breaker to
the Pittsburgh Pirates, 6-5.
Tony Cucinello hit a home run
and two singles off the combined
offerings of Schumacher and Coff-
man to lead the Bees to their
triumph.
The Cubs lost the services of
Ripper Collins in losing to the
Pirates when the veteran first base
man fractured his ankle in the
third inning.
Brooklyn Dodgers rallied behind
the steady pitching of Roy Henshaw
to defeat the Phillies. IA.
Jonnie Warneke chalked up his
thirteenth win of the season when
the St Louis Cardinals downed the
Cincinnati Reds, 80.
Medwick tripled to knock in all
of the Cards runs in the third
inning.
Washington Senators blasted out
base hits to burn to trip the Phtla-
delphia Athletics in both ends of
a double header, 15-7 ana 8-6.
Chicago White Sox snapped their
losing streak today by coming from
behind to upset the Detroit Tigers,
Ga. in the only other American
league game.
Boston New York and ST. Louis
Cleveland games were rained out.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1937-08-11
ALICE MARBLE
WILL HEAD
i. CUP TEAM

NEW YORK, Aug. II. U.H = A
team of six, headed by national
champion Alice Marble of San
Francisco, was named today by the
u. S. Lawn Tennis Association to
defend the Wightman cup against
a British team Aug. 20 and 81 at
the West Side Tennis club in Forest
Hills.
The American team begins prac-
tice on Monday.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1937-08-11
Graves Crown CHALLENGED
! II . ! A II
TO BATTLE
THURSDAY

Herman Graves, who has added
the Western States middIeweight
championship to his title belt, will
risk his newly found crown Thurs
day night i'm the main event at the
Ell Centre athletic club when he
climbs through the ropes to meet
the toughest Indian middleweight
this side of the Rockies
His opponent will be Ramon
Burns. His only fight in the valley
made the Indian one of the fans
fayorite fighters for he defeated
Frankie Jackson in the greatest
bout seen this seaon.
He stomped and fumed about the
ring in mad bull fashion, dashed out
with singing rights and lefts and
even threatened to take on the
referee.
While Burns will not have so
much time to put on his act when
he meets the hard hitting Graves,
he is expected to make the going
hot for the Bomber ana THEREBY
command the respect of the fans
as well as their enthusiasm for his
style of boxing.
Jolting Joe Villegas will take on
Ben WaSa in the semi windup in
a bout that will see two sluggers
pound away at each other for four
or less rounds.
JoJo Halman will clash with Wild
Bill Writ from the Phoenix In
dian school in the fifth bout of
the night. Halman, who has lost
three fights in a row, will be up
against a tough Indian who wants
a crack at Graves.
INT Cobb will meet an acid test
when he trades blows with Bill
Castro. Castro is among the In
dian schools best and is a hard
hitter.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1937-08-11
Seeded Players
Go Into Action

HARBOR SPRINGS, Mich, Aug.
II. UP)-Seeded players in the west
ern tennis tournament at the Little
Harbor club were expected to get
into action today, with Walter Sc
nior, San Francisco, favored to win
from Is year old Larry Dee of Los
Angeles, in third round matches.
Senior won his match from Jack
Chichester, Chicago, 60, 60, while
John Moreno, Hollywood youth, de-
feated Al Rogers, indianapolis, 81,
60.
Doubles play will open today.