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The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-01-27

When Freric March and Florence Edge chose Yr obent Esband their Broadway they allowed announced
  time from the movies So they buy script from writer director And play week, like most movies Broadway.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-01-27

In the otherwise excellent "of Mice and Men, of dirty gabbing about what Curys won't them Then sltten the ravh Claire who nod blond dome and have half the males the audience charging the ootghts
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-01-27

In the hit Susan wordage Doozing habits of Ssans husband guy barleycon threw him. Finally goes off honey but
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-01-27

There lot of Siege" At point windy old soldier kne prayed for about two seemed Later announced that about another Tt long warned The that escaped the audience the chill the that lifted
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-01-27

An was called "TOO Heroes" shouting the bruaties ynchng started out but Going first nghter what the title meant Maybe said bitter ticket buyer
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-01-27

happens in the movies too Take the incident in Live Love RObt Montgomery, getting rich naughty painting tering portraits of the ladies' decides to something While. him kdthe banaty of pretty which artists richand hacks
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-01-27

There's been lot of fantastic casting this the amazing pieces being in Western Waters which and went like breeze When the others started building the hero rootn tootn eatn who should ankle but Van Hefln-as mild MT Mlquetoast
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-01-27

"Mannequn" from hunger who of the moneyd crowd But middle the you'll probably positions the dreest gmpsed tailor with Heywood
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-01-27

second anniversary mass of requiem will be celebrated Saturday morning, at 500 o'clock. at the Immaculate Conception Church, for the repose of the soul of the late Martin Whelan.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-01-27
MASSES

PHELAN-F First anniversary mass of requiem will be celebrated Sat urday morning, Jan. 29th, at S:00 o'clock, at St. Patrick's Church, for the repose of the soul of the late Mrs. Michael Phelan.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-01-27

The outstanding example title leading with it's chin Is first ntermissiOn the for Gains and the first Satu day mig the debris
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-28
APARTMENTS Are Renting Thru
PRESS WANT ADS.
NEW YORK STOCKS

NEW YORK. Nov. Is. iUP1-
Stocks declined fractions TO points
today to the lowest levels since
October on increasing volume
Bonds and most commodities wer'
Leading stocks were hard hi
There were a few gamers, lnciuo'
fng DunhiI International. whicf
rose more than a point. Cold min
ing issues were firm early; bul los
their small gains before the close.
Causes for the decline inciudet
relief that business would level u
n early 1899. tax selling. the un
settle French situation. uncertatnl,
over the course Of the pound steri
pg and fears over the scope OF IN
monopoly investigation.
The market opened irregular Wit
a fair sprinkling of gains.
iurned down imm ediatelv wit
metal issues hard hit. After the,
,ad registered declines ranging L
1early three points in Bethleher
-teel they steadied and moved mar
rOwly. r.
a time on a further sOftening ]
he price of the metal abroad. Amer
can Smelling touched 4SA off "a
Anaconda 32i2 off !: and kenne
oft 4lli off -.
L. 5. steel touched 81 off 25s an
bethlehem G8&t off 2M. They cam
Jack partially from the lows ol III
Dow Jones closing stock aver
yes: Industrial. 14G.14 off Z.5l
all. 1885. off O.94: utility Zl.o'
5ff 0.74: So stocks 47.34 off 100.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-28
MANLEY LEADING
GOLF FIELD WITH
CARD OF rs

Forrest Manley with a rs led
the field as qualifying progressed
for the club championship tourna-
ment at the Barbara Worth coun-
try club.
A majority of golfers waited un-
til later in the week to qualify for
the event which will start in
match play the week of Dec. 5. A
round a week will be played in the
two flights. The championship
group will play from scratch and
the other flights under handicap
Handicaps will be readjusted on
the basis of recent scores, Cmley
Vesey, pro, announced.
Other qualifiers for the title held
by Dick Lott were: r. ID. McPher-
rim. 81; Viggo Hansen, SO; Bill
Apple, SO; Logan jenkins, 80; Dan
Taylor 49, Lott will be unable
tc defend his title this year.
Two Barbara Worth players
turned in exceptional scores re-
Gently. M. o. Simms, cutting &c
strokes off his Saturday game
turned III an SO. Louis De Vita
scored SO Friday, one of the best
games of his life
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-28
Baugh Passes
Redskins to Win

NEW YORK. Nov. %. up
Sammy Baugh is still pitching
touchdown passes-so well. in fact.
that his Washington Redskins, 1887
professional champions, were still
in the running for the 1888 title
today.
Baugh. underweight and hamper
ed throughout the season by a
shoulder separation, tossed two
touchdown passes Sunday as Wash
ington trimmed Pittsburgh, l5-0,
before 250O0 Capital City fans. The
victory enables the Redskins TO go
into next Sundays game against
the New York Giants at the Polo
Grounds with a chance to retain
their eastern title and meet the
western champions in the playoff.
The Giants need only a tie TO win
the eastern crown.
Two national league records were
broken and one tied as the Chicago
Cardinals won their second victory
over the Cleveland Rams, 31-17.
Gaynell Tinsley, former LS.U. end,
caught a pass from Doug Russell
for a 98-yard gain to beat his for
mer record. a 97-yard gain on
pass made last year.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-28
Broncos Bow TO
Detroit 7.b TO
Smash Bowl Hopes

SACRAMENTO. Nov. 90. OUP)-
Santa Clara's football season and
its chances for a bid to one of the
Bowl games were splattered today
by one point defeat which might
have been turned into a victory
had Coach Buck Shaw accepted an
offer of the rival coach, Gus DoraiS
of University of Detroit, not TO
count the point after touchdown.
1t was a cruel twist of fate which
saw Detroit, by converting the extra
point. defeat Santa Clara, which
missed its try, 7-6. in their inter
sectional game before 10000 fans
here Yesterday.
Dorais made the suggestion for
eliminating the point after touch
down several weeks ago. He recon-
mended that in case OF a tie the
winner be the team which gained
the NEST yards from scrimmage.
Shaw expressed interest in the
suggestion but let it die, failing
to bring it up when he was East
for the Santa Clara Michigan State
game.
SO Santa Clara and Detroit squar-
ed off yesterday under the regula-
ton football rules instead of ex-
perimenting.
Santa Clara scored in the first
period. a pass from Bruno Pelle-
grino to Quarterback Ray Mccarthy
good for 38 yards hanging up six
points. Tom Gilberts attempted
conversion was wide but Santa
Clara didn't worry as it was clicking
smoothly and seemed headed to-
ward many more scores.
But Dorais' Detroit boys stiffened
in the second half and the Broncos
ran into trouble.
Their first tough break came
when Detroit launched a forward
pass from deep in its territory Two
Santa Clara backs batted the ball
down on their own 40 but it fell
into the hands of Detroit End Bill
Schauer who romped the rest OF
the way to a score. Pegan convert
ed to rut Detroit ahead. The pass
and run covered SO yards.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-28
L. A. STOCKS

Los ANGELES. Nov. %. tUPo,
one lonely issue among all IN
sfgher priced stocks bettered II
position on the Los Angeles ,sa s@
hange today. The one stock ina
eose while the others were down o.
unchanged was Pacific clay Pro
iucts. up as u ~ on sale Of lo'
Other transactions included: Cen.
tral investment 10 shares -. un.
hanged: Transamerica 200 share
? Unchanged; Bolsa Chica A 10'
hares 81 unchanged: Richfield OF
90 shares 8iz, down u; Republi
pet. 100 shares A, unchanged
standard oil Of Cal 100 shares =
down Is Union oil 1e0 shares 10 = =,
Town 4, Consolidated Steel Dfd lol
abares 10. unchanged: Emsco 10(
shares 91s. unchanged; Gen. Motor
10 0 shares 47Ik. down . Genera
Paint 100 shares s. down 4 Men
asco 100 shares 4. down Is kNai
Aera 200 shares 35s down
sales approximately 22.000 shares
one issue up. seven down. six un
hanged.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-28
WRIGHT NAbS
PINCH.HITTER
CROWN IN MAJOR

NEW YORK, Nov. 2S. up
Taft Wright, freshman Outfielder
of the Washington Senators, was
the best pinch hitter in the Am
eriCan league last season, statis-
tics showed today. Up 35 times
as a pinch hitter, he delivered
IL base hits for .314 average.
He pounded out triple, four
doubles and six singles to ac-
count for six runs. 1t was his
punch alone that won two game9
for Washington, and he drove
in the tying runs in two others
that the Senators won in extra
innings. Only two other players
in the league, Roy Cullenbine of
Detroit and Pitcher Red Ruffing
of the New York Yankees, won
as many as two games in
pinch batsman's role.
Wright had .348 batting aver
age in 100 games, only a pOin.
below the mark which won the
American league batting crown
for Jimmy FOXX.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-28
/. A. PRODUCE

LOS ANGELES. Nov. IS. CUP)-
Trading was rather slow for Non
day. Celery and cabbage wer.
firmer. Tomatoes showed a Wild
range n quality with ordinarH
stock slightly easier. Other com
nsodities were mostly about steadN
Cucumbers: Imperial Valley nat.
1901 So: lugs S1.5O; san Diego c
No. 2s 1851. c,,.a
Lettuce: Easier. Dry pack = u aae az
nlupe & Santa Maria as $50
5s 81 .40-l.75: 6s 81; Lompoc
s2.25; IS Sl.50-2; san Diego 20
s-3e1 peas, " steady. Coaehella Wy u.
al. san Diego CO 1916 l.
su hampers $3.75. Ventura GO ~
souash: STEADY. White summer :,
A. crates S2-225; flats Sl.75-Ef 10
ral Jugs S2-2.35: San Diego co iue lo
So so 2b: Italian l. V. crates % %
aes. / v. flats S1.S5; san Dlee
- iucs SI.75-2.2O: yellow CROOK
neck local lugs VI lln,@' al p"'i' =
500 sO- rs 90: hubbard $3.50. -
Tomatoes: san Diego GO lugs So So
q ~S-a. BNRs a. 5X6s SEQ 2.oU' oNo
& 6o-I rs. mole ax5s S2.50-2.l5' oNs
4 Bxes Ss-9.25: orange GO 47s *
81 so-1.Ta; 5Nss bNbs &c
s<es NJ SAL so. local 5Sbs a 5Ne
x4aaB. 6N6s 75-Sl; Texas oNes q
6Nas Sl 7B-2i stems san Diego 20 es n
fler sNAs 81 C5-2; hN5s a 5Nes -
eAi exits 81 .50-i.7b.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-28
By HENRY McLEMORE

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. Nov. ".
lUP1-"Man those telephones, boys,
and let not long distance call
escape!'
Such was the order issued at Duke,
Tennessee. and Texas Christian
universities today in the hope that
the next jingle of the bell might
bring a 100000 call from Southern
California.
Sometime this week or the next
the football teams Of one of these
schools will get the bid TO play
in the Rose Bowl on New Years
day. and il is a bid that Is worth
lust one tenth OF a million dollars.
win. lose or draw.
Which team will get it? Not even
solomon could have answered that
one today because the choice, if it
has been made. is locked deep III
the noggins of the southern Cali
fornia athletic officials, and those
noggins are deep. dark vaults in
deed.
But in an effort to find which
way the wind blows l made cas-
ual poll of the press box habitues
at the Dartmouth Stanford game
here Saturday. and the result would
indicate that Duke will be invited
Those who leaned toward Duke
offered varied reasons for their
BELIEF. The Blue Devils amazing
record-no defeats. no ties. and no
points scored against them-WaS
one. The fact that Howard Jones.
Southern California coach. once
served III the same capacity at Duke
was another. One man questioned
said he thought Duke would come
because it is a low scoring, defen-
sive team, and would be less likely
to whip Trojans as badly as the
high-scoring Tennessee or TCU
teams. Another opined that Wallace
Wade Duke coach, is highly re-
garded cut here because of the sue
cess he had when he brought Ala
bama teams out for the Bowl, and
that the coast boys would like to
take another crack at one of his
clubs.
Not all those questioned favored
Duke. There were those who thought
Dukes schedule wasn't big league,
and that its record was largely a
paper one, despite the closing game
triumph over mighty Pittsburgh.
One Of the reasons advanced by
man who thought Tennessee would
get the bid was that Southern Cali
fornia, having been beaten by Ala
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-28
Centro Winter 9
Beats San Diego
|STARkMEN TRIP
FARLEYS, 81, AS
DUMLER STARS

Two of southern California win
ter leagues best baseball arms toll
ed in an attempt to stop the win
ming streak of Ell Centre baseballers
i'm Ell Centre stadium Sunday after
noon, and failed.
Herman Pillette and Tex Reich
art pitching for FarleyS OF san
Diego held the Ell Centrans in
check for only one inning, then
succumbed to a 6-1 defeat when
Jack Stark's clouters found the
range.
Carl Dumler, who has hurled FL
Centrans to five straight victories,
was inVincible as he set down such
hitters and the Coscarart brothers,
Syd burst. Ernie Holman, Hal Doerr,
Spencer Harris and Ashley Jorndt
with only four scattered hits.
Art Hunt started the fireworks
in the second inning of the ball
game when he lined a single TO left
field. Robert Elliott followed with
sizzling double to left and Bob
Gibson singled both runners across
the plate.
FL Centro added one run in the
fifth when Ike Price beat out
bunt, stole second and third and
came home on an error. The final
three tallies were scored in the
eighth inning when Andrade, Adams,
Jeffries, Hunt, and Gibson hit sue
cessive singles.
Bob Gibson led the Ell Centro
batters with three hits in four
tries. Joe Coscarart led the losers
with two blows in four trips. He
scored San Diego's only run, in the
seventh.
The Score
San Diego $1,000. 600 900 1901 3
El Centro ........ 020 010 03X-6 IL
Pillette, Reichart and Doerr; Dunn
Ter and Price.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-28
Notre Dame Tops
National Grid
Standings

NEW YORK. Nov. %. CUP)-The
END of the road is a week away for
Notre Dame and anything can hap
pen this Saturday, but today the
Irish of South Bend still stand
astride the football world.
Undefeated and united through
a bruising schedule, Coach Elmer
Layden and his boys 60 west this
week for a game with Southern
California, an outfit that started
the season slowly and then came
along with a rush that may end
in the Rose Bowl.
If Notre Dame Falters in Califor-
mia, two other teams are ready to
step in and claim the national
ch&mpionship-TeXas Christian, the
irresistible force Of the southwest,
and Duke, the rock of Dixie
Five major teams remain unbeat-
en- and united as the season dies,
and they rank about like this /. No
ire Dame; 2, Texas Christian and
Duke in a tie; 3. Tennessee, and
4. Oklahoma.
Notre Dame was idle over the
weekend, and so the great adven-
ture of the day befell the Blue
Devils whom Wallace Wade coaches
at Duke. Many an eyebrow had
been lifted at Dukes none too
strenuous schedule and the word
was passing around to wait until
the Blue Devils caught tough
one. So they caught Pittsburgh at
Durham, N. c., Saturday and when
the game was over Duke had won
TO, and had come through the
season without having its goal line
crossed
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-28
LEU. Holds Two
Bowl Offers

FORT WORTH. Tex, Nov. %.
tUP)-Texas Christian university,
its 1898 season ended without a
blemisn. considered two Bowl in
vitations today and awaited a third
which Coach Dutch Meyer, for one
hoped would come from California
and be accepted.
The Christians had on file in
Yitations to play in the Dallas Cot
ton Bowl and in New York's East
ern Bowl. but they will not accept
either Until the teams are selected
for the Rose Bowl and Sugar Bowl.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-28
Duke, Tennessee, Texas Christian
Await Rose Bowl Bid; Scribes Favor
Horned Frogs as Opponents for use

bama. would like to play a team
that licked Alabama.
Southern California reasoning is
exotic" he said, land it would give
the Trojans a great measure of
satisfaction if they could beat the
team that had beaten the team that
had beaten them
The team that everybody in the
pless box expressed a hope would
set the bid is TCU. Out here the
boys from Fort Worth are regarded
as the strongest team in the United
States. and the folk ale anxious to
see Davey O'Brien and Company
in action.
Southern California, of course,
hasn't been officially named as the
far western Bowl representative, but
there is little or no chance that
it won't be.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-28
CaIexico Resumes
Practice for
La JoIIa Game

CaleXico high schools valley
champion football team resumed
practice today while other valley
high schools turned attention 10
basketball.
Coach Covington's CaleXico Bull
dogs will meet La Jolla on Friday
night IN a game TO determine the
southern California champion in
the B division.
Covington announced all OF ms
gridders in good shape after Thurs
days Tough game against BraWleS.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-28
ReyoIfa Wins
South Tourney

COLUMBIA, S. c., Nov. %. tUP)
johnny Revolta of Evanston, H.,
retained his No. 2 position among
COLTS leading money winners today
with the $1,000 first prize in the
Columbia -Ridgewood $4,000 open.
Revolta's 284 total for the 72 holes
beat out Craig Wood, New York,
and Harry Cooper, Chicopee, Mass,
who had 285s.
The victory boosted Revolta's 1888
earnings to S8,553.33, but he was
still far below Sluggin' Sam Snead
of White Sulphur Springs who has
accumulated $4,000, a record take.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-28
L. A. LIVESTOCK

LOS ANGELES. Nov. 2S. UPl-
logs 800. uneven; mostly steady;
% $50; bulk S.50-S.75; sows tt. .25;
saturday choice Idahos S.S5.
Cattle 250O. Fairly active; steady
0 % cents higher; good fed steers
$50: Holsteins Z: Mexicans 5.65-
? 35: heifers 7.5O down: cows 5.25-
6.65: cutter grade 3.50-5; feeder
steers 7-7.50; feeder bulls 5.25-5. so
alves 500. Steady; slaughter calves
7.50-625.
Sheep 200. Steady; medium tc
God WooIed lambs 7.75-8.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-28
Bench Warming
By Burdette Kinne
Post Press Sports Editor

completed his collegiate career Sat
urday with a forward passing record
that surpaSses that Of the great
Sammy Baueh.
O'Bvien's final game for Texas
Christin against Southern Metho-
dist brought his passing total Tor
three years to the following:
Passes attempted, l67; passes COM
plete. 70: passes incomplete, 49,
passes intercepted, 4.
Total yards gained by T. c. y.
from O'Brien's passes. 1909
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-28
CHJCAGW GRAINS

CHICAGO. Nov. .. IIPJ-WH %
rices held around previous closih
levels on the Chicago board -,
,rasing earlv fractional gains.
Al the close wheat was up - l
IF j. cent. corn off 10 = cen
nd oats were unchanged OF . cen
aigher.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-28

This is the age of mechanical
miracles and of miracles on the
football field.
I can't prove anything in regard
To mechanical miracles but witness
the outcome Of the Duke-Pittsburgh
game and you have one of the out
standing football miracles of the
season.
The score. as most of you will
remember was TO in favor of the
mighty undefeated. united and un-
scored upon Duke Blue Devils from
Durham. North Carolina.
The chief miracle maker is Wal
lace Wade, coach of the Duke uni
versity team, and what black magic
he uses few people will venture to
guess.
Results he achieves, however, are
impenetrable forward wall and at
least one touchdown in each foot
ball game. Add those together and
YOU have the probable eastern rep
resentative for the Rose Bowl ana
the probable winner Of the Rose
Bowl game.
1t wasn't so many years ago that
Duke University was known as
Trinity college, a two by four brick
building Just outside the town OF
Durham. Four hundred students
were enrolled in the small Metho-
dist school, none of them were good
football players.
Duke Appears
Then along came chap named
Duke. who owned the American
Tobacco company. Duke had made
all of his money in North Carolina,
50 he determined that something
should be done to reward the COM
munity for its part in his success.
He presented a proposal TO the
schools beard of directors. He Oh
fered s440O0.000 Four million was
TO be used to build the school, s40,-
100000 was to be set up in trust
fund 20 keep the college running
through future years.
Duke. however, required that the
University be named Duke, that the
SclOOl ne IldUe llSIl-SSSNo4A1A A1AAA NA44N-
that the university specialize IN
medical work.
The trustees of Trinity college
refused.
The olan lay idle for two years
before public sentiment finally
forced the Trinity College directors
to accept the proposal.
AS d result Duke University was
born. Students began to flock to
the nations newest school.
Today Duke University is one OF
the finest institutions in the Unit
ed States. And more important 10
sport fans. Duke boasts one OF the
outstanding football teams in the
nation.
Yep. it locks like Duke in the
Rose Bowl against use or Uni
versity of California.
O'Brien's Record
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-28
GOLF CLUB MEMBERS
WILL MEET TUESDAY

Plans for membership drive will
be discussed by golfers of the Bar
bara Worth country club Tuesday
night at meeting at the Barbara
Worth hotel. This meeting is open
to all present members as we'll as
persons interested in the clubs
future. 1t will start at 7:3O.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-28
Anderson Signs
ToCoach Iowa

IOWA CITY, Ia, Nov. %. (UP)-
The University Of Iowa athletic
beard announced today that DR..
Edward C. Anderson of Holy Cross
has been signed to coach the Iowa
football team for three years.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-28

Susumu Myose took top honors
in the Post-Press prognostication
contest this week, according to
standings revealed today by the
football editor.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-28
Susumu Myose Poees Grid
Prognostico&i ON Experts

one more contest will be held thi
season. Games on the final contest
will be listed in tomorroW's paper.
Selections this week must be in by
7 o'clock Friday night.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-28
Markets At
A Glance
Nv UNITED PRESS

Stocks over.
Bonds lower.
Curb stocks lower.
Foreign exchange higher.
Cotton off So cents bale. ..
Wheat up - to off -. corn Oft
4 TO p.
Rubber irregular.
silver unchanged.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-28

Charlie Donnelly and Warren
Sayles each collected one point this
week The point standings show
Sayles in front by two points.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-28
L, A. GRAINS

Los ANGELES. Nov. 28. tUPJ-
Eastern Grains-Buk
Corn. No. 2 yellow $50 n 1.35
Milo. No. yellow l.07 " D1.121z
Kafir. No. 2 white 1.07is G1.12h
California GraIns-Sacked
Wheat. No. hard b.. S1.22i y n 1.27iz
Wheat. No. ] soft wh. 1.22A N i27
Barley, fancy ....... 1.O7i2 G0 1.12k
Barley. No 2 bright
western, As lbs o.. 800 G1.05
barley leeu .ssss..s.. AsUD 70. l,bO
Oats No . baovv 4OIk n 1f4TJL
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-28
LoyoIa Upsets
Gonzaqa, 2O.19

LOS ANGELES. Nov. %. CUP)-
The Loyola University Lions upset
a favored Gonzaga football team
from Spokane, Wash, 20 to 10
here yesterday despite a 102 yard
touchdown run by Gonzaga play
er.
The spectacular scoring dash
was made by Tony Canadeo. Con
zaga halfback. in the opening per-
led. Canadeo took a kickoff two
Yards behind the Gonzaga goal line
and run the length of the field be-
hind hard blocking interference.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-28
MARKET QUOTATIONS
l.. POULTRY

Los ANGELES. Nov. 2s. up
Hens. leghorns, Sls to 4 lbs. lee
Hens, leghorns over 4 lbs. ...1Sc
Hens. colCred 3h to 4 lbs. .. 1Sc
Hens colored lbs up....... 23c
Brcilers over l up to / Y ID. -. 17c
Broilers over l 1a and up to 2A 19,
Fryers Leghorns) pa to g.. Ice
Fryers, 2l2 up Ia 3H lbs.....17c
Fryers, colored, "a to lbs. E. 1Sc
Roasters, soft bone, other than
Rocks 3-a lbs up ........... 19c
Barred Rocks over lbs ... 19c
stays Observation-Disclosures. 15c
Did boosters ................... 12c
Ddcklings. over lbs. .......... 1Sc
ducks under lbs. ............ 12c
Did Ducks ................... Ooc
Young geese ................. 15c
Young tom turkeys, 20 lbs. up 1Sc
i3ung tom turkeys Il TO 20 lbs. 18c
foung Hen Turkeys. 8 TO II lbs. 20c
foung Hen Turkeys II up ..... zoe
CaponS under It's. .......-..........-. FAC
capons. S lbs. and up ...... 26c
Rabbits no. l white 3 II lbs
to AZ los. ................. 12c
Rabbits. mixed colors ......... 1Oc
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-28
Lash Retains Running Title

NEWARK, N j, Nov 2S UP)ndiana State Policeman Donald
his o national AAU.
University
distance wit a
stretch o Victor