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Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-30

Opponents for other poSt-SeaSon
saucer tits are:
Rose Bowl, Pasadena-Southern
California VS.. Duke.
Sugar Bowl. New Orleans-TeXaS
Christian VS.. Carnegie Tech.
Orange Bowl Miami-TenneSsee
VS.. Oklahoma.
sun Bowl, Ell Paso-New Mexico
VS.. Utah.
Rev. B. M AlberS, moderator oil
athletics at Villanova, telegraphed
Cotton Bowl officers that their in
vitation was being considered and
decision would be reached today.
The Dallas promoters were some
what dismayed when undefeated
Texas Christian turned down their
own home state classic to play in
New orleans Sugar Bowl. They
were lucky, enough, however, to
have another perfect record eleven
in Texas Tech, third largest school
in the state.
The only other possible uncer-
tainty was Utah's appearance at
El Paso. The big seven conference
champions accepted the Sun Bowl
invitation subject to the routine
approval by the university admin
istration. Villanova got this bid
ahead of Utah, but it desired Stiffer
opposition than New Mexico was
calculated to furnish.
Miami may offer the only pair
of undefeated, united elevens tt
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-30
L. A. STOCKS

Los ANGELES, Nov. 80. fUP) =
Seven issues gained. five lost ane
ing today on the Los Angeles stock
exchange Volume approximatec
4JUO shares.
Broadway Department store was
unchanged at 3: l.; a: Industrie
unchanged at 2M; Pacific Finance
mn !. al 12&: Roberts Public
Markets unchanged At 3$s: Trans.
america down n at II; Boisa Chlca
oil unchanged at 3A.
Consolidated Oil was unchanged
at So: Holy Development un
changed at $lO5; Richfield up =
Al 9IS: Superior Oil up 1 at 4b
Standard oil unchanged at %; I'm I'm
ION Oil up - at 10: Universal Con
soIidated down ts at 17ts.
Emsco was unchanged AT ~
General Motors up % at 4sh; Men
asco Manufacturing unchanged
a.: RYAN Aeronautical down i a
37s: Yosemite Cement Dfd diwn z
at 3l4: Edison common down = q
221k, and Southern Pacific up "
az 17W
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-30

GILL tdlllOllllb dBdlll0l LUKE. Al
ready beaten by Alabama and Wash
ington, and in danger of losing to
Notre Dame Saturday the Trojans
don't even come close to being
the top team. Duke can scarcely
claim that honor. either, despite
its perfect record. It's schedule list
ed too many opponents whose chief
claim to fame was matching set
of round heels.
The Sugar Bowl won't settle any
thing, either, with the possible
exception that it is possible for
fifty thousand or 50 persons to
spend a New Years eve in New
Orleans and still get up the neXL
day and go to a football game.
Carnegie Tech has been beatenby
Notre Dame, so TCU won't prove
anything by beating the TartanS
again.
The Orange Bowl will have Ten
nesSee and Oklahoma for its at
traction, but to make it mean any
thing the volunteers should be play
ing either TCU, Duke or 'Notrc
Dame, because Oklahoma's team
while it did everything asked of it
had an inadequate schedule.
The Cotton Bowl, with Texas
Tech and VillanoVa is just an
other football game.
Now wouldn't it be swell if there
were another Bowl game this year
in which one combination from
these four teams-Duke, Tennessee
TCU and Notre Dame-was book
ed? Because those four are the
ranking four, and careful study
of their schedules and records
would enable the two most power
ful to be selected.
Then, when they had finished
playing, we would have the ma
tional champion.
If just had q Bowl and some tick
cts and some ushers and a parking
lot I'd put this game on, busy as
I am with my Christmas shopping
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-30
Basketball Takes
SpofIightin
Valley Schools

Basketball stole the spotlight this
week At four valley high schools,
while football hung on at Calexico
and Holtville as those teams made
preparations for final games of the
season.
Holtville was still angling for a
final grid game with Coachella.
Eighteen basketball players an
sWered the first call at Imperial
high. according to Coach Sheldon
Loughborough. Three of the. l8
players: House, Black and league,
were returning lettermen.
At Ell Centro high school Coach
Larry Hanson sent his eagers
through a two-hour practice session.
El Centro has only one returning
letterman.
Coach Robert Erskine at BraWley
sent 25 basketeers through a long
workout Tuesday night. BraWley
also has one returning letterman.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-30

night in a game which will deter.
mine the champion of the south
ern district and which will qualify
the winner to play for the southern
California championship.
The game Friday night will feat
IRE a duel between Al Walden ol
La Jolla and Ted Sander of Cal
eXico. Both ran wild in their res
pectiyc leagues during the regular
season.
La Jolla. like CaleNico, has stiff
defense and two good blocking backs
who can match, or nearly match,
the proves OF Mendoza and Bow
ker
All persons III CaleXico. but one,
favor the CaleXico team to win
against La Jolla. The one person,
Coach Ed COyington, predicts a
win for Calexico only in the event
Al Walden breaks his leg and in
the event CaleXico gets all of the
breaks.
Thus far IN the Season CaleXico
has obtained a large share of the
breaks because the Bulldogs have
played heads up foo, 0all. If Cal
eXico continues that policy they may
be able to knock over Coach Marvin
Clark's Metropolitan league cham
pions Clark is former Coach of
BraWley high.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-30

CHICAGO Nov 80. 'UP)-lt
was zup's greatest victory in 20
years at Illinois but the fight isn't
over yet.
Dissension Of the University OF
illinois athletic department appar-
emily remained unhealed today
after its unsuccessful attempt to
oust Bob zuppke as mead football
coach and place him on a compul-
sorry leave of absence until his re-
tirement age is reached in six
years.
The colorful little Dutchman re
signed yesterday under pressure
from the athletic board, then had
his joe saved by university trustees
who vetoed the custer proposal BY
I vote of g to !. Hc arrived in
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-30
Shorty Burgi to
Ride in Rodeo

WILEY, Nov. 30. - Miss
Shorty Burgi of El Centre will be
one of the contestants in the steer
riding and bronco busting events
at the peace officers rodeo at the
county fair grounds Sunday.
In a letter to Sgt. Ira York OF
the Brawley police department, she
declared she is not afraid of COM
petition against the men con-
testants. She included her entry
fee for competition in three events
and asked him to let her know if
there we're any other events she
could enter.
Don't forget TO give me a good
steer 10 ride she wrote. Any kind
will do" She declared she had
spent most of her time milking
cows and riding.
York is in charge OF entries for
the races and rodeo to be presented
at the fair grounds Sunday by the
perial-Yuma Peace Officers as
sociation.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-30

Today. through the courtesy OF
the United Press. winch spent d
coiple of days OF investigation, TINS
corner presents TO YOU the pafade
of 1928 Pacific Coast intercollegiate
football champions. -.
Pacific Coast Conference can
fornia. 1887 champion, and unlNeI-
sitv of Southern California. nth
last year, tied with six wins ana
one defeat.
Far Western Conference: College
of Pacific. successfully defending
its 1897 honOrS. which II shared
with Fresno State,
Pacific Northwestern Conference;
Willamette and Pacific university
tied for first with four wins and
one defeat each Willamette was
1887 champion. I'm the last five years
Willamette has won - cut OF %
conference games.
state Loses Out
Southern California Conference.
Pomona which returned 10 the
group this year The 1897 champion
was San Diego State.
independent champion. st. Mary S
of Moraga. supplanting Santa Clara,
whom the Gaels defeated. 20 IN
their annual game this year.
Little school champion: San Jose
State college, with II straight wins
as the Far Vests only undefeatedr
united team
Big Seven Rocky Mountain cham
pion Utah, replacing Colorado.
Rocky Mountain unofficial cham
pion: University of Idaho, which
defeated Utah. Big Seven cham
pion, and Montana.
State of Washington unofficial
champion: University of Washing
ton. through its 200 win over Wash
ington State Saturday.
State Of Oregon unofficial cham
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-30
Bench Warming
By Burdette Kinne
Post Press Sports Editor

pion. Oregon State college, through
its l4-O win over University of Ore
gon Saturday.
Champion of the northwest divi-
sion of the Pacific Coast Confer
ence: oregon State, which defeated
Washington. Washington State. and
Oregon.
TrOjanS Back
Champion OF the California diYi-
sion Of the Pacific Coast Confer
ence: use. which defeated Califor-
MIA. Stanford. and UCLA.
Montana champion: University
of Montana. victorious in its annual
game over Montana State.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-30
Valley Boxers to
FiqIlf End Rounds

Valley boxers. the Hogue twins
Bobbie Pacheco. Frank Cannett, and
Greg Escalona, VIII enter second
round competition at the Los An
geles Golden Glove tournament
Thursday night.
Shorty and Bigboy Hogue are
favored in their divisions and Pa
checo. Cannett and Escalona have
excellent chances to advance to the
finals in their brackets.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-30
Fighter ParaIyzed
By Severe Blow

LOS ANGELES. Nov. 80. up =
His spine apparently injured by a
punch that Knocked him out cold
for eight minutes. Jack Rymer,
prizefighter from Lincoln. Neb
was under a physicians care today
He could not move his head.
Rylner was outclaSsed and kayoed
in the first round at the Olympic
'ast night by Jackie Wilson. Los
Angeles Negro.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-30
S'tiner Contract
Renewed at 0.S.c.

CORVALLIS. Ore, Nov. 30, CUP)
Coach Lon Stiner, former Uni
versity of Nebraska star, whose
Oregon State football team finished
third in Pacific coast conference
standings this season, was given a
new three year contract today with
an increase in salary
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-30

CHICAGO. Nov. 30. UP) wheat
prices turned downward after an
board Of trade TODAY. following a
decline Of almost ! cent in the corn
Al the close wheat was off = 10
q cent, corn off k 10 y cent, and
oats u cent lower.
Operations in both grains con-
sisted chiefly Of changing opera
tons between the futures. with
hedges being switched from Dec.
wheat TO the May and July futures
al 8N and 3A cents difference.
cash interests bought December
wheat in early trading.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-30
Iowa ProcIaims
New Grid Coach

IOWA CITY. Ia, Nov. 30. up
University of Iowa students pro-
claimed their new football coach
Dr.. Edward Anderson, today as the
Moses" who will lead the HaWkeve
squad out of the football wilder
ness
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-30

los ANGELES. Nov 30. lUpl=
Hogg 800. 5i"w. veal: Few sales
8.50-s75: best held around SIS:
sows 1851 80.
cattle 300 Fully stcadv; medium
10 good fed steers 7.75-8G0; good
feeder steers 7bO-s15: few short
fod LETTERS T: cows 5.25-G: cutter
grade 1855: bulls $3.50: calves
25O. steady. slaughter calves 7-8.
sheep 50. Steady; medium TO
good ewes 2.5O-3.6O; good - chQlce
NNnnled lambs auoled 8.2J-61l.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-30
Golf Club Must Obtain New Members.
President Tells Directors at Meeting

TUESDAY night at The Barbar7
Worth hotel.
Following a financial report by
E. L. Carson, treasurer, Simms in
troduced a membership drive plar
whereby active members will be
divided into two teams, one cap
tanned by Louis Moore and the other
by w. w. McEuen. Directing both
teams will be Steve Harris. Prizes
will 90 to the team obtaining the
most members.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-30
hoffman 10 PLAY
For Trojans

LOS ANGELES. Nov. 30. CUP)-
University of. Southern California
was cheercd today by the prospect
of the star blocking halfback Bob
Hoffman being back in the lineup
for the Notre Dame game that the
Trojans still have TO play before
meeting Duke i'll the Rose Bowl
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-30
VilIanoya Refuses
Cotton Bowl Bid

VILLANOVA, Pa. Nov. 30. (UI
The Villanova College athle IL
control board today declined an in
vitation for its football team to
meet Texas Tech in the Cotton
Bowl game at Dallas, Tex, Jan. 2.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-30

Lie or death Of the Barbara
Worth country club depends upon
whether or not at least two score
new members can be put on the
rolls, NJ. O. Slmms, president, told
a meeting OF 40 golf club members
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-30

Five grid prognosticators, War
ren Sayles, Charlie Donnelly, I. M.
Wright. Lille Manson and Wade
Ramsey, are still in running for
the Rose Bowl tickets, the football
editor announced today.
A first place in the final con-
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-30
Tiger Fox Kayos
Al Gamer

NEW YORK. Nov. 80. up
Tiger Jack Fox. Spokane Negro
remained No l light heavyweight
challenger today after a convincing
victory over AL Gamer. New Haven
Negro contender.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-30

face each other in the New Years
classics - Tennessee, southeastern
conference champion, and Oklaho-
ma. big six title winner. Their rec
ords today are clean but both meet
stiff opposition Saturday. Tennessee
meets Mississippi and Oklahoma
tackles Washington State.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-30
zUpPKE RETAINED AT ILLINOIS As
BOARD REFUSES RESIGNATION

Chicago today with Inc m ms cye
fer his first public appearance
since the coaching situation boiled
over-the result Of his teams poor
shoWings in recent years.
4 hope the athletic board can
stand it. Were not going to be
very good next year either
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-30
Five Prognosticators Still in
Runninq for Rose Bowl Tickets

test could win the tickets for any
one of the five. Selections for
this weeks contest must be brought
to the Post-Press, to Johnny's
place in Brawley, to the Capitol
Sweets in Calexico or to Schneiders
Drug in Holtville before 7 o'clock
Friday night.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-30
EI Centre Baseball
Team Idle

Ell Centro's baseball team will be
idle this weekend, according to
Manager Jack Stark. The FL Cen
trans will play White King of Los
Angeles one week from Sunday,
Stark said.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-30
MARKET QUOTATIONS
L. POULTRY

Los ANGELES. NOV. 81. CbPJ-
Hens, fegnorn. >fs 70 - .bs. IL
Hens, leghorns. 3lk to 4 lbs. -. .16c
Hens. leghorns over 4 lbs. is
Hens. colored 81 TO lbs. ...... 18C
Hens colored 4 lbs up,......... 23S
Broilers over ] up to ! = 10. -. 17C
Broilers over / y and up to PA 19c
Fryers (Leghorns) 81 t. il. 16t
Fryers, 81 M ta 3, lbs...... 17C
Fryers, colored, 81 TO 4 lbs. .. 49,
Roasters, soft bone, othec than
Rocks 2 u lbs UP .-........... 49,
Barred Rocks over I lbs ...... 19c
Stays .-....-,.. ..,..........#. 1oc
Old BOOSTERS ....-.....- ........ IL
Ducklings. over D lb.. .....#.... 49,
Ducks under % lbs. .-.........#. -
Old Ducks Observation-Disclosures. O8c
Young geese -.-...-.. ....-...- l5t
Young tom turKeys. ~ lbs. up 1sc
Young tom turkeya II 10 % lbs. tSc
Young Hen Turkevs. q 10 II lbs. zoe
Young Hen Turkeys ~ M .-.... 20c
Capons under lbs. ......-... 1890. 24c
"aDons, 5 lbs. and up ........ 25c
Rabbits no. / white 81 lbs
Rabbit missed color ......#.. l9e
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-30
Perry Whips
Ellsworth Vines

HAVANA. Nov. 30. UP)-Fred
Perry defeated Ellsworth Vines, 6-3,
As. 6-3. 6-1, in a professional ten
his match here last night.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-30
Noire Dame Preps
In Tucson

TUCSON. Ariz., Nov 30. up
Notre Danes undefeated football
forces marched today on the grid
iron Of the University of Arizona in
light formation drills. The Irish
will meet Southern California Sat
urday in Los Angeles.
The special Notre Dame train,
carrying Sc players and more than
40 others. arrived at a m and
the men later attended mass in
San Augustine cathedral.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-30
NewYear' S Day BowICame
Schedule Near Complete
Sugar Tilt to
Furnish Best
Grid Contest
Ri LIMITED PRESS

The lineups for Jan Bowl football games probably
will be completed today when unbeaten, but tied Vanova
replies to an invitation Texas Tech in the Cotton
Bowl at Dallas.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-30
Bulldogs Go
Through PAGES as
Psovoff Nedr

The growIs you hear each afternoon at the CaeXco
high school practice field need not alarm because
ii is only Coach Ed Covngtons Bulldog gridders going
through the PAGES for their most important of an
outstanding CaleXico high faces La Jola Frday
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-30
L. A. BUTTER & EGGS
Hy United PRESl

LOS ANGELES. Nov. 60. up
Butter: extras 31c. prime tirsts
soc. STANDARD 29' r, undergrade &c
26c.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-30
PLANE LANDS

TOKYO. Nov. 30. CUP)-The Ger
man toUr~motored passenger plane
Condor, on a speed test flight from
Berlin, landed at TachikaWa airport
at 1875 pm.
GET in touch with opportunity
through POst-FresS Want Ads
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-30
4. A. HAY

Los ANGELES. Nov. go. up
4 NNS NNe ssiy leafy ...- -. ssiS.50-iS.00
II Il. No. ! .-......... S13.50-14.o0
I, S. No. .'..''.'''''.'''sll-ll'oV
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-30
T.. 4. BANKS
CHICAGN GRAINS

Los ANGELES, Nov. 30. lIPl
............-' ~
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-30
Oakland to Train in visaIia

VSALIA UP-Vc Devincenz, president of the
Oakland baseball the today the
training Visalia In letter l
Devincnzi
indicated Oakland would take its workouts
i'll the latter part of February
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-30
L. A. GRAINS
LOS ANG ELES, Nov. 30. fUPJ
Eastern Gralns-Bulk
CaIifnrnia GraIns-Sacked

wheat. No. ] hard o.. ST..
Wheat. no. ] soft VIII. J.
Barley, fancy ....... j.
Barley, No. 2 bright
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-30
COTTON
NE WORLEANS. NOV. 80. CUID-
-,nLlnn- LuLLLLn- nLn-nl .LnlMA.
a. LIVESTOCK

l0ITT" TTT"|T II = TTTII
8 Sc: sales GAS bales.
Evening star., 1938-12-16
Vocational School
For Girls Will Be
Dedicated Here
Building to Be Ready
For Occupancy
EorIy in January

The New DEAL for vocational
schools in Washington will be. in
augurated tonight with the dedica-
ton of the new Dennison Vo-
cational School for girls at Thir-
teenth and Allison streets NV.
Ceremonies at the new 1896 900
building at pm. will highlight the
two-day regional conference on oc-
cupational education opening at
$50 am. at the Willard Hotel with
Superintendent of Schools Frank w.
Ballou in charge.
DR.. Chester w. Holmes, assistant
superintendent in charge of white
junior high schools and vocational
schools, said the building probably
will be ready for occupancy by the
pupils January 3. Construction was
completed November 16 and final
equipment will be moved in during
the Christmas holidays.
The new school is the first new
project completed in construction
work on three of the Districts five
vocational schools.
The new Lenox Vocational School
which was recently renamed the
John A. Chamberlain Vocationals
School by the Board of Education
Is being constructed on Potomac
Avenue between Thirteenth and
Fourteenth streets Sc. is expected
to be ready after the Easter holiday.
At the same time plans are going
ahead for an addition and improve
ment to the Margaret Murray
Washington Vocational School for
colored girls under funds allotted
to the schools by the Public Works
Administration.
Efforts are also being made to OBJ
tain new building for the Abbott
Vocational School for Boys. At its
December meeting Tuesday, the
Washington Teachers Union, Local
No. 8, heartily indorsed a recon-
mendation for a new school and
suggested the name be changed to
the Samuel Gonapers School after
the labor leader. Located at Sew
enth and o streets, the Abbott is
the old Central High School.
Mrs. Henry Grattan Doyle. presi-
dent of the Board of Education. will
preside tonight when Engineer Com
missioner David McCoach turns
over the keys to DR.. Ballou
and Miss Mary Lackey, principal of
the school,
Evening star., 1938-12-16
1000 Civil Suits Filed
Under New Rules

District Court officials said today
more than 1000 civil suits have been
filed in the seven courts since the
new rules for civil procedure went
into effect just three months ago.
If this record is maintained about
5000 civil suits will be filed within
the next nine months, officials esti-
mated. The simplified rules for
procedure became effective Sep
tember 16.
Evening star., 1938-12-16
Silver Fox
Scarfs -s98.75

Extra large, heavily silvered skins They come just
In time for Christmas giving and for q lovely gift
Tor yourself! Wen mount ttDo Of them II you want
q truly luxurious scarf! Another group, smaller
skins, at $685.
Evening star., 1938-12-16
Wool jersey
Skating
Dress
$1O.95

Beautifully fitted 100%
wool Jersey princess dress
with full flared skirt,
lined with flashing con-
trast-long fitted sleeves
and zippered right up
to its little collar. Wine
with Danish blue skirt
lining-Black with Aqua
Vegetable Green with
Fuchsia. IL to 18.
Skotins Vest, sleeveless, Zip
per-sealed, lined in same
colors as dress ss----.--$3.S5
Skotins BIoomers Of jersey in
black, aqua, wine ----$1.S5
For Teseh Of TyroLSkotins
Sweoter - embroidered heavy
knit t----------------$S.9S
Knit Cop embroidered vividly
to match $2.95
Knit Mittsns brightly en-
hroidered to match ---$1.SS
Sport shsp. Third FIses.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1938-11-10

Presenting rather chill exterior,
Iceland, of all the countries in the
world, is hottest underneath. This
large island, lying just outside the
Arctic Circle. possesses innumer-
able geysers and hot springs which
are used to heat Reykjavik, the cap
ltal and largest city. Prankish ma
ture, while endowing Iceland with
Its share OF cool breezes, compen-
safes the inhabitants by furnishing
them hot water. and plenty of it,
at no cost to themselves. A thrifty
people, they have piped the boiling
water and with it they heat such
buildings as Reykjavik's modern
high school, as well as their own
homes.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1938-11-10
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W ARL AN D
Observation-Disclosures

j. w. Daniel was IN Troy over
the weekend. Chas. Matteson was
the ferryman in Mr.. Daniels alb
sence.
Mr. and Mrs. J. w. Barrett of
Libby visited in Warland Sunday
afternoon for short while.
Harold Gee, the signal maintain
er at Essex, visited with his brother,
Lyle Gee. and family between trains
on Sunday.
Henry Frank left Saturday night
for Stonehill to try his luck at get
ting an elk Mrs. Frank and daugh-
ter Phyllis drove up on Sunday af-
ternoon to get him.
Mr. Connor and pupils gave a
Halloween party at the school Sat
urday evening The entertainment
consisted of short program by the
children, stunts and games for all,
after which coffee and lunch was
served. Numbers had been sold on
a hand painted pillow by the school
to raise funds for their Christmas
program and on Saturday evening
the number was drawn. Mrs. E. N.
Woodward held the lucky number.
The Misses Sally Hunter, Ger
aldine Burke and Merriam Gooselaw
of Libby visited with Virginia Gee
over the weekend
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Holmgren
and sons returned to Warland Sum
day afternoon and will occupy the
Frank Bolles home this winter.
Earl Hansberry and Claude Nor
ris of Libby were in Warland hunt
ing over the week END.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Young of
Kalispell visited with Mrs. Youngs
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Schmaltz over the weekend.
Fred Clark of Eureka was in
Warland last week inspecting
Christmas trees.