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Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-29
CLEO SHANS IN
EASY WIN OVER
JOHNNY ACUNA

BRAWLEY, Dec. 28.-Though
Thomas Cox continued his purifica-
ton campaign among amateur
fighters Tuesday night when he
set down Jimmie Allen and INT
Cobb until they can establish their
amateur standings, Cleo Shans,
Brawley Negro, saved Matchmaker
Browns fight card with convinc-
ing victory over Johnny Acuna in
the main event.
Shans who has run up list OF
victories that entities him to crack
at the featerweight championship
of the valley, blasted the San Diego
featherweigh in three of the four
rounds to win going away.
Acuan, who had won his three
previous fights by knockouts, was
unable TO land consistently as Shans
weaved and lodged out of reach
in all but the fourth round.
Other bouts: Luiz Ruiz decision
Tuffy Loudermilk, Ed Logerman de-
cisioned Jim Cruz, Bobbie Hagar
kayoed Lee Flores, Frank Gracia
decisioned Al Quinn and Battling
Nick defeated Bob Rose.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-29
L. A. BUTTER e EGGS
l.. A. STOCKS

LOS ANGELES, Dec. % UP) -
Prices continued on the downgyade
at today's session of the Los An
geles stock exchange with two
more issues going to new lows.
These were Standard Oil of Cal. 100
at 27A down y. and Globe Grain
and Milling 100 at 4A down 4.
other sales included: Barker
Bros. pfd 25 at 2s, up 312; Central
Investment so at IT, down one
point; L. A. Investment 100 at Az. i.
Unchanged; l.. A.. Industries 200 at
21s, down .; Pacific Finance com
mon 100 at I1M. up %; Security
units 10 for delayed delivery 23ls,
unchanged; 'Transamerica 100 at
1OI2, down Is; Bandini Oil 100 al
>, unchanged; Bolsa Chica A 100 at
rs, down Il; Con. Oil 100 at 8&
down 4.
Edison per cent pfd held its
ground in the face Of an adverse
market, 200 shares selling at 26A.
unchanged. Richfield was another
to stick to the previous close price
with 100 shares going al .. Re
public Petroleum followed with
sale of 100 shares at az, unchang-
ed: other sales included Union OH
which rose M to 1SA on sale Of
100 shares; wellington Oil 100 At
5. down Is; Claude Neon 100 at 7,
down a; Con. Steel pfd. 100 at 3,
down II Gladding Mclean 100 at
~, down Is; Goodyear 100 az 161s
down 4; Taylor Milling 100 at 10,
down y: Pac Lighting common.
100 at 35I@ down Ia.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-29
SEEDED STARS
WIN TENNIS
ENGAGEMENTS

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 90. (UP)-
All seeded stars came through ini-
tial contests undefeated today in
the Sugar Bowl invitation tennis
tournaments.
Bobbie Riggs, Los Angeles star,
ranked next to Don Bulge ma
tionally and seeded No. l here, pull
ed away from Eddie Sutter, New
Orleans, in consecutive sets, ga,
GA.
No. 2 seeded Joel Hunt, national
junior champion of Los Angeles,
overcame the. initial lead of Billy
McGehee, New Orleans to win 81,
g. Wayne Sabin, Hollywood. Cal.
No. 3 seededY took Tom Stokes, New
Orleans, 6-1, Ga
Wilmer Hines, Berkeley, Cal, won
over Elwood Cooke, Portland, Ore,
Ga, Us.
Bernard sCoughlan, Pacific Pail
sades, Cal, beat Douglas Waters,
New Orleans, As, 6-1, GA.
Frank Kovacs. Oakland, Cal,
downed Warren Doyle, New Orleans,
6-l. 60.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-29
NEW yURK STOCKS

NEW YORK, Dec. 29 (UP)-The
Stock market shook off adverse
news today and rallied after sew
eral issues made new lows for the
The recovery was led by Bethle-
hem steel which was bought on
Indication of higher appropriations
for naval construction The STOCK
gained more than 3 points. other
stocks whose companies woulc
profit by rise in shipbuildine
were in demand. Good gains were
noted in New York Shipbuilding
aud Electric Boat.
C1pper shares were bid up on be
lief that the government was plan-
ming other armament expenditure.
Chemicals turned about for the
same reason after an early set
The market also was helped by
statemen of Secretary of Commerce
Roper that the governme duty
i've. An estimated of electricity
output for the Christmas week
showed a slight gain over 1896
Iron Age anticipated buying OF
steel by railroads.
The Street interpreted the speech
by Robert II. Jackson as bearlsh'
but is had only brief erect d
stock prices. 80.
buted to shrot covering Some year.
end buying also was noted anc
there was a reduction in tax well.
ing.
lead of railroad issues, butralllec
with the stock market. Cotton fu'
lures lost few points. Grains
closed with small losses.
Motor shares were poor perioT
iners. Both Chrysler and Genera
motors made new lows for the YeaT
before meeting support. ChrysleI
was around the previous close. nav
ing recovered a loss of points.
Steel shares rallied with Bethle
hem TO net gains ranging to a
pulnt Railroad issues came back.
except Union Pacific which lost
points, Mail orders recovered TO
small net gains.
Airplane issues were strong thfu-
out with gains running TO points
in Douglas. Utilities rallied after
Con. Edison made a new low Tor
the year. Oils were higher On out
took for good year in 1888. Sll-
ver shares were helped by indica-
tons President Roosevelt would IS
sue a proclamation tomorrow Of
Friday, continuing the present po-
Noy of purchase OF domestically
mined silver at the present rate OF
1887 Gems per ounce.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-29
TOnnBrents
Wins Net
L O IL n eV

Tom Brents, diminutive Calexico
net star, Tuesday annexed the I'M
perial Valley tennis title for boys
under Is years when he won 80 of
81 games from nine opponents III
a round robin ournament played in
caleXico
Lloyd Massey of Holtville placed
second in the tournament spon-
sored by the Calexico tennis club
with 81 victories against II de-
featS
Jack Hens of El Centre was
third with a record of IS victories
and l9 defeats. Tyndall Langston
OF Holtville was fourth with 81
wins, and Bobby Gregg of Calexico
was fifth with 29 victories.
The Calexico tennis club, whose
aim is to develop young tennis
players in the valley. plans to hold
several more tennis tournaments
in the near future.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-29
Long Beach Club
Upsets Fresno Five

LONG BEACH, Dec. 90. CUP)-
The Pacific coast club of Long
Beach uncorked spectacular scor-
ing drive in the second period to-
night and defeated Fresno State
colleges travelling basketball team,
40-34.
The Fresno five worked to a 90
l8 advantage in the p-and-tuck
first half, and added two more
points when the second session
opened But Ballard of the club,
high point man with II, went into
action at this point and dropped
the ball through the hoop
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-29

RumSOn, N. j.. ana FRANK moore OF
Mamaroneck, N. Y. who fired 69's
today, and Horton Smith of Chi
cago and Leonard Dodson OF
Springfield, Mo, who came in with
It's.
But a dozen golfers, including
many Of the games biggest names,
were within three strokes of the
leaders, close enough to make to-
morrows final 36-hole chase
wide-open affair
Young Dick Metz of Chicago.
with 68-7l; Bruce Coltart of Had
donfield. N j., with 68-7l, and
Willie MacFarlane OF Hollywood,
with rounds of 70-69 were one
stroke back OF the pacemakers at
l39.
At par lao for the two days fir
ing were Sam Byrd of Philadel-
phia. the former major league base
ball player who had rounds of 10
70; P.GA Champion Denny Shute
of Coral Gables, Fla, 69-7l: and
Bill Heinlein of indianapolis, 1910
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-29
TO
MEET EMPIRE
BASEBALL NINE

FL Centro's Merchants will play
practice game Sunday afternoon
against the Pacific Portland Ce-
ment Empire nine in Sportsman
Park due to a change in the South
ern California Winter league sched-
ule.
The Merchants were originally
slated to meet Pirrone All Stars.
The Empire nine is undefeated
this season and has brought to-
gether a hard hitting team COM
posed for the most part Of pro-
fessional ball players.
The Merchants will use the same
club that has appeared in Winter
league games.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-29
Guenther- Tabs Sanford
AS Key to California,
Alabama Bowl Contest

Adona, Ark, who may hold the
key to the Rose Bowl game this
Saturday. The young man plays a
substitute end for the Alabama foot
ball team.
But the title in question is award
ed for feet. Sanford's feet are put
not to dancing but to kicking. At
that pastime he earned for his
university the rough sum of 100000
the Tides share of the Rose Bowl
gate. He did it in the space of
about 10 seconds.
Sandy" as he is known to team
mates, has kicked only six times
all season. Four of the tries were
for point after touchdown, and all
four were good; sound record but
not remarkable. The extra two
kicks, however, were for field goals.
That's why Sanford'S feet were
moved to the head of the class
tonight. -.
The first of his $4,000 kicks came
when Alabama was playing Tulane.
The game for SO minutes had been
a return engagement of the war
between the states The score was
tied, 6-6. In the 60th and final
minute, Coach Frank Thomas turn
ed on the bench and said:
Sanford, get in there. And kick"
Sanford followed instructions. His
placement sailed from the 32-yard
Tulane line in a wide arc and
dropped over the bar for three
points and the ball game.
Two weeks later, on last Thanks
giving day. the Crimson Tide was
in similar position. only worse.
The score was Vanderbilt, 7; Ala
bama, 6. Again the game was in
the final period, and again Thomas
turned on the bench and said:
Sanford, get in there And kick"
This time the ball scared from
the 14-yard line for another field
goal. another southeastern confer
ence championship, and another trip
for Alabama to the Rose Bowl.
Sanford says there is no parti-
cular emotion at critical moments:
"Shucks, knew if I met the ball
square. it'd go over, orright. So I
Just put my head down an kicked.
It's simple"
Sanford is Thomas ace Saturday
if the stubborn California line bogs
down the Tide attack somewhere
in Bear territory. If it does, watch
the stocky Alabama mentor turn
to the sad-faced sophomore end on
the bench and say:
Sanford, get in there. And kick"
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-29
Oaks Add Three
Players to Roster

OAKLAND, Dec. %. (UP)-The
Oakland Oaks of the Pacific coast
league today added two pitchers
and an outfielder to their 1888
roster.
The new players were Kenny
Sheehan, southpaw pitcher pur-
chased from the San Francisco
Seals: George Turbeville, right
handed pitcher transferred from
the Philadelphia Athletics; and
Floyd Young, outfielder from the
same American league club.
Sheehan's home is in Oakland.
He won II and lost IL for the
Seals last year Turbeville has
been with Philadelphia three years
as a relief pitcher while Young
spent last year with Williamsport
in the New York-Pen circuit.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-29
PURDUE CAGERS
DEFEAT u. S. {.
QUINTET 49-43

LOS ANGELES, Dec 90 CUP)-
The largest crowd ever to witness
a basketball event in southern CAL
ifornia last night saw two repre-
sentatives of the mid-weSt's Big
10 conference whip out spectacular
victories over Universities of
Southern California and California
at Los Angeles.
In the most brilliant of the two
contests, rangy crew of players
from Purdue shaded use. 49-43,
in a wild exciting battle. The first
game was a handy, 42-33 victory
rung up by a team of young giants
from Indiana over U.C.L.A.
The Purdue quintet started slow
ly, and the overflow throng of TO-
600 spectators in Pan Pacific audi
torium saw the Trojans run up a
TO lead before the game was min
utes old The Boilermakers rallied,
and led by their All-American for
ward, Jewell Young, drew within a
point of their opponetns at 10-11.
BY half time the use. five led,
27-23. with the fans booing the
slip-shod officiating. Early in the
second period the teams worked
slowly and the score mounted to
27-23 for use.
With eight minutes to play, Pur-
due trailed by just a point at 81
36, and with Gene Anderson and
Dickson bucketing several goals,
drew away 45-38 for the game.
Ralph Bond of the Troy conting-
ent won scoring honors with II
points. Hynes of Purdue was sec
ond with 13, and Anderson, Young
and Dickson of the visitors all had
more than 10.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-29
Kaiser Consents
To Engagement

DOORN, Netherlands, Dec. 90.
UP)-Former Kaiser Wilhelm to-
day gave formal consent as head
of the house of Hohenzollern to
the betrothal of his 28-year -old
grandson, Prince Louis Ferdinand
Won Hohenzollern, to Princess Kyra,
daughter of the pretender to the
Czarist throne of Russia.
Today there will be a gay party
at Doom house attended by the
young couple and banished Ger
man and Russian nobility. The ex-
Kaiser then will officially an
nounce the engagement.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-29
> Basketball Results

College of Pacific At, Hastings 36
Washington State 40, Central
Washington Col. of Education 26
Pacific Coast Club 40, Fresno
State "a
San Diego State At, University of
Arizona q
Oregon State "a, University Of
Portland %
Indiana University AZ, Universe
ty of California at Los Angeles
University of oregon ST, Villa
mette 38
Purdue 40, University of South
ern California 43
Illinois 33. Notre Dame 80 (over-
time)
Marquette 38, U. of Chicago 81
st Louis U. Sd, Evansville College
AZ
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-29
" japanese
To Tackle
Coast |11'

The Rose Bowl game in Pasadena
will be forgotten i'm Imperial Valley
on Sunday afternoon for i'm the
Brawley coliseum" two outstanding
Japanese football teams will clash
for the state championship i'm the
Lettuce ROwl game.
The East Bay All Stars, cham
pions of northern California, will
tackle Imperial Valleys japanese
All Stars in a game scheduled to
start at 2:30.
Imperial Valleys gridders won the
state title two years ago and will
be a slight favorite to annex on
Sunday
With the addition of a flock of
stars returning from school for
the Christmas period, the valley
Japanese will be able to carry an
imposing lineup for the January
game. Henry Sasaki will be on
hand to lead list of backfield
stars. Aisawa and Morita are
ready for line duty. The boys are
working out nightly with lengthy
scrimmage sessions each Sunday
afternoon and should be in fine
shape by game time. The list of
valley talent is as follows:
Ends, Nelson Kitsuse, Min Ino-
mura, Eichi Nakasone and Kiyo-
shi Fujimoto, all former Wildcats.
Tackles, George Kita, unanimous
all-valley choice at Calexico high
for the past two years; Harvey
"Tarzan" Suzuki, who practically
ruined opposing linemen in the
games couple of years ago; Eichi
Kuramoto, 23O-pound former Wild
cat, and Showgo Saito of this years
Wildcat team. Guards, Marcus
Naito of Ell Centro, received hon.
orable mention on this years all
valley: Aikira Little" Aisawa, for
mer all-valley choice, whose name
| is recorded in the Wildcat hall of
fame as one of the Blue and Colds
greatest linemen; Toxic Taira and
Mich Saito, who saw service with
the Wildcats. Centers, Hatsu Mo-
rita, a star of former Wildcat teams.
and Jack Mazda of this years
Spartans.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-29
CHICAGO GRAINS

tHIJAGO, Dec. . iJPJ APP
prehension over weakness at Win
nipeg forced persistant late liqui-
datiJn Of wheat futures on the
Chicago board of trade today
At the finish wheat was 5s-1%
cents lower, corn unchanged to u
cent higher, and oats unchanged
to u cent lower.
Trade in September wheat. to fol-
low the December contract that ex-
pired yesterday, has been postpon-
ed indefinitely, apparently until
the commodity exchange admin
stration has formulated new rules
Overnight export business was
extremely light.
Corn showed fractional losses
most Of the time.
Liverpool closed q u cent low
er bulky Australian offering.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-29
EAST FAVORED
IN SHRINE GO
ON NEW YEARS

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 20. CUP)
The Eastern All-Stars today were
favored at betting odds of 5-4 to
defeat the western team in the an
nual Shrine benefit football game
New Years day.
Eastern money on the long end,
however, was snapped up by back
ers of the western team.
Experts pointed out that the fa-
voritism enjoyed by the eastern
squad was due largely to the larger
preponderance of big names" in
the lineups.
The eastern squad, back to top
physical condition, worked out again
today at the University of California
campus in Berkeley while the west
ern team drilled on the Stanford
field in Palo Alto.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-29
Nebraska Team
Bows to Pacific

STOCKTON, Cal, Dec. 20 CUP)
College of the Pacific last night
defeated the touring Hastings col
lege basketball quintet from Ne
braSka, 47-36 The Stockton team
led 26-l6 at the halfway mark.
Mick Parsons, Pacific forward,
was high scorer with % points.
Dick Marvel, center, led the visit
orS with eight
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-29
By JACK GUENTHER

PASADENA. Dec. %. CUP)-The
news won't be welcome in Holly
wood, but Fred Astaire and Miss
Eleanor Powell of the movies no
longer can claim title to the most
valuable feet in town. They were
displaced tonight by a raw-boned
ex-farm hand who says "shucks,"
and whose dancing repertoire con-
sists of the hop, the step and the
jump.
There is little OF the twinkle-toe
or featherfoot about the No. II
double E. bregans sported by Hay
wood Sanford, a glum native of
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-29
MAN KILLS WIFE
HANGS HIMSELF

MONTREAL, Dec. 90 up =
Joseph Pozsony, 80, hanged himself
here to-day after killing his wife,
Annie. 36, with a hatchet.
The bodies were found by the
couples son, James, IA, when he
returned home from work Police
believed Pozsony killed his wife
during a quarrel in the kitchen
and then went to an upstairs room
and committed suicide
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-29
Restriction of Powers
To Executive Approved

MEXICO CITY, Dec 20 (UP) =
Government by decree moved
nearer elimination from Mexican
political life TO-DAY when the cham
Der of deputies unanimously ap-
proved a resolution providing for
a constitution amendment to re-
strict congressional delegation of
powers to the executive.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-29
BOWker Brothers
Place in L. A.
Net Tournament

Walter and Jack Bowker, Calex-
ico's finest high school tennis play
ers, today reviewed their showings
in the Los Angeles junior round
robin tennis tournament.
Walter Bowker, the elder of the
brothers, placed second in his divi-
sion and Jack placed third in his
group
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-29
KIPKE TO REMAIN
IN COACHING

NEW ORLEANS. Dec. 20. (UP)-
Harry Kipke, who coached the Uni
yerSity of Michigan football team
for nine years and was unexpect-
edly dismissed a month ago, an
nounced today in speech before
the New Orleans Rotary club that
he intended to remain in the coach
Ing game.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-29

Pete MartIneZ, CaIeXlCOS COllCrI-
button to the lightweight ranks,
will tangle with Jess Gonzalez in
the semi-windup.
Gonzalez is a clever fighter and
packs a wallop in either hand. He
has scored three straight wins in
valley arenas and should give Mar
tinez four busy rounds.
Other bouts:
Joe Gotta VS.. Ward Hoffman, Ray
Martinez VS.. Cleo Shans, Ike Blair
VS.. AL Carlisle, Steve Amador VS..
Wayne Knapp.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-29
San Diego ROuts
Tempe State, 47-27

SAN DIEGO, Dec. 20. UP)-The
San Diego State basketball team
outclassed the touring quintet of
University of Arizona at Tempe,
47-27 in a game here Tuesday. San
Diego led at the half, 1910. Pat
terson, of the winners, took scoring
honors with IL points. Clemence
of Tempe had 7.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-29

Must Face Trial - Tulsa Brooks
and Walter Walker, Negroes. must
face trial in superior court on
charges of burglarizing the Vogel
warehouse in Brawley of 100 sacks
of grain. They are held in the
county Jail in lieu of $4,000 bail
each
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-29
MARKET QUOTATIONS
L. A. POULTRY

Los ANGELES. Dec. % UP) -
Hens, Leghorns. 10 ga lbs e.. lac
Hens, Leghorns, 3 to 4 lbs. =. lac
Hens, Leghorns, over 4 lbs. =. 16c
Hens, colored ga 20 lgs. . 24c
Hens, over lbs. .............. 25c
Broilers, over I up TO 11z lbs. 19c
BroiIors, over l up to Ia lbs. -.
Pa lbs. go. zoe
Fryefs' LeghoFhs. 80. aAo
Fryers, pa up to 5H ID. .... zoe
Fryers, colored, over 81 lbs. 21c
Roasters soft rnnc. aru-r man
Rocks, 3 Y lbs. and up -. 25c
Barred Rocks over 1 lbs 80. 25c
Slags -....-........... i5c
Old Roosters Observation-Disclosures
DuckHngs, over Al lbs. go. zoe
Ducklings, under Az lbs. .... 17c
Ola Ducks .......-......... lie
1tese ................ l9c
Yodns Tom Turkeys. is lhs. to
is lbs. o. 20c
Young tom turkeys. over Is Lbs zoe
Hen Turkeys, 9 lbs and up . 22c
Old Tom Turkeys ............. l6c
Old Hen Turkeys ............ zoe
squads, IL lbs. per doz. ana up. .2Sc
CapOHs. under lbs. .....24,
CapOns, lbs. and up ........ CSC
Rabbits. No. / white zsz lbs 49,. lac
Rabbits. mixed colors ........ l2c
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-29
L. A. LIVESTOCK

LOS ANGELES. Dec. % CUP) -
Hogs 200. steady; grain fed S.70-9'
locals $50.
Cattle 500. Slow. about steady:
medium to good fed steers 1851.
So; few stockers 5-6.15; few cows
to 525: some held higher; cutter
grade 3.25-450; bulls to 6.65. CAL
yes 200. Strong; few Yealers to 8.
so down: calves S.25.
sheep one; holdover 81. Steady:
medium wooled lambs s; late Tues
day. medium 10 good wooled lambs
S 25-S.40.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-29
Markets At
a Glance
BY UNITED PRESS

Stocks irregularly higher In &C
tive trading.
Bonds irregularly lower and fair
ly active; L. s. government issues
lower.
Curbs stocks irregular and mod
eratelY active.
Foreign exchange irregular in
terms of the dollar.
Cotton 20 TO 40 cents a bale low
er.
Wheat y TO Is cents lower; corn
unchanged to Is higher.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-29
Sutherland May Resign

PITTSBURGH Dec CUP)-Footban Coach B. Jock)
Sutherland the University
pairing TO resign the coaching position he has held Il
The latest report friends
was at odds with the administration Pitt The said he
preparing effective
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-29
Five Golfers Tie
For First Place in
Links Tourney

HOLLYWOOD, Fla, Dec. %. (UP)-The first annual
$4,000 Hollywood Beach hotel open became wild scram
bic Tuesday five of the professional golfng brigade tied
with subpar 1885 for the lead the end of SO holes
TheY We're JohnnY Revolta of Chicago. Craig Wood of
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-29
Salad Bowl Tilt
Set in BraWleV
BABY MOOSE MARCUS
WILL TEST NATIONAL
CHAMP THURS. NIGHT

fast and clever u Navy yweigh Baby Moose Marcus will
Manuel Ortiz national yweigh champion
n Calexico Thursday night
knocking the nyweghts the Navy
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-29
BUDGE TR0UNCES
JACK CRAWFORD

SYDNEY. Australia, Dec. 90. CUP)
Don Bulge of California defeated
Jack Crawford, Australia Davis cup
player, in an exhibition tennis
match today. Scores were Us,
'6-l, GO.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-29
Two Boys Hurt in
Accident Shooting

SAUSALITO, Cal, Dec. 90 CUP)
Two boys were shot here late
today when a revolver with which
one of them was playing was ac-
cidentally discharged, police said
WASHINGTON, Dec. 90. UP)-
Assistant Secretary of the Navy
Charles A. Edison today recon-
mende5 that congress authorize
acquisition Of a site and construc-
ton of naval supply depot at
Oakland, Calf.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-29
T.. A. GRAINS

LOS ANGELES. Dec. 20 tuPD
Corn. yellow. NM -. Sl-bO-l;5h
Wheat. Calf. sacked Sl.62h l.62 y
BARLEY Mariout ..-. -Sl. 81 " l4z y
Nallf, MNos s.s.s.tss. el-op- -. Y
kaffir, No white $50, 81 .3u.l-sf y
Oats Calf, .-s......H... " ;eo-l' tV
BARLEY feed ...s.-..-... al.5zs2 l.ap
MfnfUd red aud white 81 .2O-l.2b
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-29
T.. A. HAY

Los ANGELES. Dec. 20 tuPl -
az - -, t...ss..tst. si5.oD- ~ -2v 2
4 $. sASer~<sssenfy-4 se..,. SIS 90
a. :. No. > aud mixed Sle.5O-lf.oV
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-29
L. A. BANKS

Los ANGELES. Dec. 29 UP) -
Transamerica ..,...,.-. 0-as-lOA
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-29
COTTON

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 2S (UP)-
Cotton futures closed steady.