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Evening star., 1938-12-04
Social News
OF Southern
Guests HOnOred
By Leonardtown
Hosts

LEONARDTOWN, Md, Dec. s.
Mr.. and Mrs. James j. Butler Of
Washington are the guests In whose
honor Mr.. and Mrs. George p.
Loker, jr.. are entertaining this week
end at their home here.
Mrs. Evelyn Warfield of Balti-
more, who has been spending some
time abroad, is the house guest of
her sister, Mrs. Dorothy McWil-
liams, at her home on South Adam
street.
Mrs. James Fenner Lee, who spent
some time in Washington, has re-
turned to Lees Crest, on tho WASH
ington boulevard.
Mrs. ]. Fulton Abel entertained
this afternoon at a bridge luncheon
at her home at Abel.
Mrs. Daniel Mattingly of Dynard
entertained at dinner Thursday in
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Garner Her.
bert, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kearny,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Herbert, Mr..
and Mrs. Cabot Herbert, all of
Washington, and her mother, Mrs.
William F.. Herbert.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anon Brown of
Washington are spending this week
end with Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Long
at their place on the Washington
boulevard.
Mrs. Paul J. Hayden
Returns Home.
Mrs. Paul J. Hayden, who was
spending a fortnight with her SON.
in-law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. F. Beck, in Washington, has
returned to her home. The Becks
will spend a few days next week
with Mrs. Hayden at Mount Os-
borne.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gladstone McDer-
mott and Miss Margaret knight
OF West Chevy Chase, Md, will
be the dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. B. c. Knight at their estate
at Oakville tomorrow.
Mrs. L. B. johnson, wife of DR..
johnson, entertained Tuesday aft
ernoon at luncheon and bridge at
her estate, Cherclift, near Nor
ganza boulevard.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Welsh of
Washington are spending this week
end at their place, Maycroft, on
the ST. Clements Bay.
Mrs. Philip Krammer of VIM
chester, Va, is here to spend several
weeks with her brother -in-law and
sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Nathan
sop. The Nathansons will entertain
at dinner tomorrow for their twin
daughters, Miss Miriam Nathanson
OF Washington and Miss Anna Ma
thanson of Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilmer Matthews.
who have been making their home
on South Washington street, have
moved into the new house on Tudor
Hall Farm at this city.
Miss Frazier Visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Myers.
Miss Nellie Frances Frazier of
Washington is visiting her maternal
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
S. Myers, at their estate on Brettons
Bay. Mr.. and Mrs Myers will en-
tertain at large dinner party
Thursday for guests from Washing
ton and New York City.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Waring Of
North Washington street will enter
tain at dinner tomorrow for Mr..
Edmund Hickey and Mr.. Edward
Hickey of Washington.
Mrs. Lillian Bailey of Washing
ton is spending the week end with
her son and daughter-in law, Judge
and Mrs. Paul J. Bailey, at their
place on st. Clements Bay. They
also will have with them Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Bailey of Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. West Russell and
family and Mr.. John Blackstone, all
of Washington, are with Mrs. Will
liam Whittingham Blackstone, at
ner estate. Ocean Hall.
Mr.. William Sterling of Washing
Evening star., 1938-12-04
Old Alexandria Families
Join in Birthday Tribute
Tea Honors Mrs. Alfred Uhler, 80;
Daughters of Former Residents
To Make New York Debuts

ALEXANDRIA, 3-Dr.
entertained Tuesday afternoon celebrate 80h birthday ami
Mrs Ashtons mother guests
eration and they asked sign book
been sent Mrs Uhler Rome ITALY,
former Miss Kate Taylor
tea table, which birthday with appropriate
candles Others assisting
Washington Miss hostess
Charles c. Smoo, Miss
Evening star., 1938-12-04
Of Personal Note Here
Miss Peggy Stein Will Wed
Mr.. A. |. Brown Sunday
Harris S-EWing Photo.

The marriage of Miss Peggy sn daughter
Sen and Mr. Alvin Irving Brown
Brown of this city, will take place Sunday
home of the bdegroom parents
Abram Simon of the Eighth Street Temple will ofncate
Miss Stein miscellaneous
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-20
l.. A. PRODUCE

Los ANGELES. Nov. 19. up.
Moveme ent was RenerallY slow VII
demand draggy.
Asparagus: l. V. punched rega
81 ~ crate. fey S3.75; std per lb 10
lOls special mostly 7c.
Lettuce: Dry pack Guadalupe 3
santa Maria As S1.50-l .65, 5s 75C
81: Lompoc 4s 81 65-1.75, 5s 90c-Sl
Pismo Is 81 10 local loose 50-bo'
Peas: san JOAQUIN valley Dol'
best 12-14c. !. V. bush few sales.
Squash. White summer san Dleg'
co g. local S2-225; ]. V. lugs $1.7i
.. crates S2-225. flats $1.50-l.7J
Italian local d. san Diego @ lug
g2-2.25: Coachella Vly lugs $2-2.25 p
T. Y. crates mostly S2-2.2O; flat
sI-5T-1.75. lugs S1.75-2: San Luis
Obispo lugs few 50. yellow crook -
neck local 81 75-2. Table ueen lug
AO-sOc: Cream 3O-50c Per ton. be
mana S17.50-22.50: hubbard $1,000
$500.
Tomatoes: san Diego c.. Globe
Iugs aNbs 81 .35-1.40. 5x5s 5N6-
? 6e-I.75: 6x6s Sl.15-1.55. OranRc
60 lass S1-I.15. 5X5s & 5N6s 81 p
90. 6N6s 80c-SI. local 5N5s d 5X5
fsc-gI: 6N6s 5O-75c. san Luis Obs
rn Few 6N5s a 5N6s 81: 6X6s 15
poe. SKIS zoe: stems, san Diego co
a santa Barbara 5N5s a oN6s
Iier 81 SOL 90; 4x5S Sl.25-l 20; .
.tcr bNbs g. bN6s mostly 81 %. tEe.
) tier mostly Sl.25. Venture Co. .
.lrr hN5s mostly Si.25.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-20
NEW YORK STOCKS

NEW YORK. NoN- 10. ttP1=
Stocks made an irregular advance
IN uuiet trading TODAY
Traders moved cautiously IN view
IF recent wca krcss of the I~i ane
tLcis wa little demand for stocks
New Of market importance va
mixed. steel centers reported de
instances and il was indicated
there would be dip i'm the natouaI
rate which this week reached ne"
high since October II. 1897. al 62.b
Ter cent Of eapacity. Experts ho#-
ever. felt that the dip would be only
temporary and autieipated ueW
high before winter sets in.
Department store sales 70 .
sharply.
Reports on automobile sales con
tinued most cheerful Automobile r.
shares were fractionallN higher l1
light dealings Shares Of eJmpau-
les which profit by large scale au-
tomObile manufa curing went Hlga
er. Goodrich Drot erred made new
high at SIS uD "t-
steel sharr- were steady III inc
face Of an autIciDated oDeratng dc
Sheet q. Tube and Allegheny Lud
lum lad small gains. Bethlehem
eased SLIGHTLY and Republic wa
unchanged
Dow. Jones closing stock avera Ge-
Industrial 15a.3S. Bp u.45: ran
3O.g4. uD u.l4. utility. -2. 5f. off '.o3.
stock sales approximate 44o.9h.
shares against 100000" share. -
inc -nort session week ago. Cur
sale were 10000 against I52.pe'
share last week.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-20
By HENRY McLEMORE

HOUSTON Tex. Nov. 10. tUP)--
If YOU think that the Horned Frog
Is Just something that Occ5sionallS
attracts attention by jumping alive
out of cOrnerstCnes a~.Cr IS years
of air. tight confinement, you should
oe in the city OF Houston today.
II is oVer-run with Horned Frogs
and lovers Of Horned Frogs. 1t IS
impossible To take a step. indoors
or out. without humping into a man
woman. or child whose sole mission
in life is to advise the uniformed
of the Importance of the Horned
Frog IN the national scheme OF
things.
Nothing matters here today but
the Horned Frog. Your house may
be on fire but il can burn while
the Horned Frog is explained am
eulogized, some one dear TO you
may be on The galloWs but your
efforts for a pardon can wait Wnii
the Horned Frog is praised.
I am not speaking of the horned
frog that looks like a vicious toad,
and which is given free room and
board in a ZOO. I am speaking OF
the Horned Frog football player
from Texas Christian University.
He undoubtedly sets free room
and board at the university, but is
a human being who will don pants
and sweater this afternoon and
play against Rice Institute in a
game which may have a bearing on
the Rose Bowl selection
Texas is tremendously excited
about the T. C. u variety of Horned
Frog. especially that part OF Texas
which surrounds Fort Worth, where
the school is located. Citizens OF
that area. which includes Dallas,
came pouring into Houston last
night by the thousand. They came
by train. bus. airplane. buggy
horse. and feet. But no matter
their means of transportation, they
all arrived bearing large fistfuls
of bills, and there wasn't man
of them not willing to bet his last
bill that the Horned Frogs-the be-
loved Horned Frogs-Would win by
two or more touchdoWns.
There was no convincing them
that the Horned Frogs were just
boys. schoolboys, who might possibly
have an off day and lose a football
game. Eight consecutive victories
have convinced the TCU followers
that the day of miracles is not past
and that in their team they have
the gilted lily, Joseph's coat with
a velvet collar, perpetual motion
blood extracted from turnip, and
all the other things heretofore con-
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-20

BRAWLEY
SUCCUMBS TO
VIKING POWER

Jack Gray and his Holtville Vik-
ings turned in another peak per-
formance Friday night to rout
Brawley's cellarite Wildcats, 1870
on Viking field.
The victory clinched second place
for the Holtville eleven and again
proved that Jack Gray is Holtville S
all-time great backfield candidate,
Gray did not score a touchdown
for the Vikings Friday but twice
he put the ball in position for
Looney to score and the third touch
down came as a result of a shovel
pass from Gray to Holmes.
The Wildcats did not have look
in from the opening kickoff. On de-
fense the Brawley team gave way
to a charging Holtville line and
on offense the Wildcat plays clicked
in only the second period In that
stanza Brawley moved to the Holt
vile II.
Holtville scored in the first period.
in the second and il the fourth.
The Vikings moved to within scor-
ing distance twice in the third quar-
ter but tumble and penalty halt
ed those thrusts
Looney scored the first touchdown
in the first period on an end run
for six yards, added the second
tally in the second on l6 yard run
and Holmes Travelled 81 yards for
the third marker on shovel pass.
Zumstein and Gray failed in at
tempts to add the extra points.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-20
kposfoIi Whips
Corbeft in
Title Clash

NEW YORK. Nov. 10. up
Boxing being what it is. Fred
Apostoli of San Francisco is mid
aleWei2ht champion OF the worlC
n New York today but Solly Krieger
CT New York IS middle weight cham
p;on of the world in San Francisco.
Verify. a middleweight is out of
Of luck IN his home town.
With only a few scattered pre-
cincts missing. It appeared that
these two were the only middle
weight champions Of the world 60
ING about the business o. cham
ploning al present. However, the
New York State Boxing commission
i threatening to hold a meeting
5oon and what will happen tner
deponent knoWeth not.
ApoStoli became middleWeight
champion Of the world the World
by a strange prank of fate shrink
ing to the exact boundaries Of New
York state) when he hammered out
a technical Knockout last night over
Young COrbett III in the eighth
round. No blow was struck to bring
about this coronation OF ApoSjoi.
Corbett just sank to his knees with
his eyes as vacant a half the seats
in Madion Square Garden.
Referee Eddie Joesepho saw right
away thai Corbett had lost al in
terest in being middleWeight cham
/ pion Of the world in New York. So
he stopped the fight as the clock
stood at two minutes and one sec
ond Of the round, and ApostoH was
KING Of all he surveyed provided lie
Gidnt survey beyond New York S
boundaries.
Last Nov. Krieger became mid
ileWeight champion of the world
outside New York when he beat Al
Hostsk Of Seattle 20 a red. spongy
pulp on The west coast. The New
York commission, however. refused
10 recognize his claim and last
nights bout in The Garden was for
tne middleweighU championship OF
the New York State Athletic com
mission.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-20
CHICAGW GRAINS

CHICAGO NON u ITPJ.W taF
ness i'm outside markets couple
with LIQUIDATION Of December wles
ave wheat prices a bearish under
tone on the Chicago board Of trad
todav.
Al the close wheat was off u e
cent. December So. corn was oI
% TO ] cent. December 46 3 anc
oats were unchanged. Decembei
e51ac.
General interest in the market
las small md there was little II
he neR 10 Emulate trading. Op-
ening quotations in wheat were
steady to slightly easier. Liquida
ton of December wheat was suffi
cient TO start light selling in the
other futures. Buying support was
absent. and a small volume Of sell
ing carried prices almost a cent
IaWer
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-20


of headsup football which has
characterized the Bulldog play all
season, grabbed two opportunities
to score in the third period to ice
the game and the valley league
championship.
Spartans Show Well
Coach Larry Hanson's Spartans
put on a display of football which
threatened the hopes of the other
valley league schools next season
but it just wasn't Ell Centro's night
The Ell CentranS outgained CaleX-
leo in running, passing and punting
but the Bulldogs rode hand in hand
with Dame Fortune to capitalize
on two brilliant plays.
On those plays perfect blocking
and snappy running brought vic
tory and another football champion
ship to the Covingtonmen.
1t was Teddie Sandez who first
brought joy to the CaleXico rooters.
On the third play of the second half
the tiny quarterback skidded off
tackle, cut through the Spartan sec
ondary and ran n yards to score
Amador's kick was wide.
The second CaleXico touchdown
came late in the third quarter when
Carrillo intercepted an Ell Centro
pass on the CaleXico IL, handed
the ball to Amador, and then clear
ed the path for Amador to run 88
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-20

Imperial its first defeat of the sea-
son.
Blythe scored in the first period
when Calen broke through to block
Houses attempted punt. A perfect
placekick added the extra point
Imperial came back in the second
period to score its lone touchdown
on As yard pass from House to
TOlan.
The Tigers outplayed Blythe
throughout the second half but
with only two minutes TO play
Blythe backfield man stopped an
Imperial thrust by intercepting
pass from House on the Blythe 18
yard line He ran 80 yards to score
Blythe's second and winning touch
down.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-20
Londos Throws
Bronko Nagurski

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 19. CUP
Jimmy Londos, e Gorgeous
Greek who once reigned supreme
in the wrestling world was back in
the graphing limelight today with
che of several claims to the heavy.
weight championship.
"Jeemy," now AZ, reestabliShed
himself on the throne of his par
ticular wrestling trust by throwing
Bronko Nagurski, the eX-Minnesotl
football star before 10000 person.
at Convention Hall last night.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-20
RICE VICTORY HOPES SHATTERED
.McLemore Picks T.C. u. TO Lose Contest
HORNED FROGS CARRY TEXAN MONEY

sidered impossible To them DaVey
OBrien is not a senior in the
school of liberal arts, with human
faults and weaknesses. but a super
natural creature whose very pres
ence on the football field is enough
to cause the enemy to Wither and
die away. They do not look upon
Ky Alirich as merely a center and
captain of a college football team
who. in time, will settle down and
raise a family and worry about
Group and measles. They look upon
him as something from the myth
clogical kingdom, above hurt and
defeat
They have this same feeling about
all the other TCU regulars, and
the more rabid supporters have no
heSitanCy in saying that the second
team or the third team could take
Notre Dame and Pittsburgh on the
same afternoon.
might as well admit this tre-
mendous enthusiasm has affected
me. After all. one can't live in a
furnace without getting hot. Right
this minute I am perfectly willing
to swear that TCU's Horned Frogs
are the greatest players OF all time,
and that they could lick a team
that had Heffelfinger at both
guards. Germany Schultz at center,
Attilla the Hun and Alexander at
tackles. Blue Beard and Lionel
Strongfort at the ends, and Lees
Army of Virginia in the backtield
Still-some small voice within me
whispers-that Rice will knock 'em
off today.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-20
Stark Nine to
Play San Diego

Jack StarkS' baseball team will
tangle with the Outside Inn base
ball team from San Diego Sunday
afternoon in a game which may
qualify the Ell Centrans to meet
Farley's all-pro team from San Di-
ego.
Starks club will present the
same lineup which slaughtered the
Navy All-Stars last week.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-20
Primo Faces
'Fiaht Of Life

GORIzIA, Italy, Nov. 10, CUP)-
Primo Carnera, eX heavyweight
champion, faced the fight of his
life today. He maintained 'it's too
soon to talk about marriage but
a statuesque blonde claiming to be
his fiancee, announced that she
had picked out her wedding gown.
Il must think of my future said
Camera. Il feel more than friend
ship for Giuseppina, but this mar
riage talk is premature.
He was talking about Giuseppina
Cavazzo, slim, blue eyed postal clerk
of Gorilla to whom he writes daily
and visits weekly.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-20
Qualifying Rounds
For Tourney to
Start Sunday

Qualifying rounds for the club
championship at the Barbara Worth
country club will start this week
end, Curley Vesey, club pro, an
nounced Saturday. They will extend
through Sunday, Nov. 27, after
which match play will start with
one round played every weekend
A Calcutta will be held in the
championship flight, which will be
played from scratch. Vesey said. The
first flight will be played under
handicap. Dick Lott. Imperial VAL
ley champion, is defending title
holder.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-20
Fresno Defeats
Hawaii, 1913

FRESNO, Nov 10. CUP)-Thc
thing thai happens only in story
books happened here last night as
Fresno State COLLEGE, by field goal
in the final minutes of play, defeat
ed University of Hawaii, Is to 13
1t was the toe of Quarterback
Ray Sturgill that sent the ball be-
tween the uprights to give Fresno
the two point margin which finally
meant victory.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-20
Hogue Twins Score
Double Kayo

SAN DIEGO Nov. 19-Jacumba S
Hogue twins scored knockout vic
tories over Johnny Flores and LUZ
Ruiz in the double main event a.
the Coliseum A. c. last night.
Shorty Hogue floored Flores iii
the first round and Bigboy kayoed
Ruiz in the fourth. A hip injury
hindered Bigboy in his battle with
Ruiz. Ruiz won the first two rounds.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-20
L. A. STOCKS

Los ANGELES Wv. -. 'tP1-
A mild saturday rally. sent 2
rumber Of the higher priced stock
of a point on the Los Angeles eM-
change touar. The sales total va
small approximatelv 1900 shares.
Transactions included: !. A. IN
duytries 100 shares .. unchanged
Farmer g. Merchants Bank
shares 36gls. down y, Republic PEI
1u0 shares g.. unchanged; Inioi
eli 100 shares l9. unchanged: Cor
solifated steel Ufd. 200 shares 10
Up =: Globe Grain q Milling j.
shares So. uD 70 Lockheed ~.
shares 2S@i. up ai; Menakco ~
Eight issues up. three down. 81.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-20
Imperial Victory String Broken as
Blythe Triumphs Over Tigers, 1875

BLYTHE. Nov. 19-Imperial high
school football teams string of vic
tories was broken Friday night as
Blythe high school rolled to a 1876
victory over Coach Sheldon Lough-
boroughs Tigers.
A blocked kick and an intercepted
pass paved the way for Blythes
victory as the northerners handed
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-20
Salinas Jaycees
Defeat PorterviNe

SALINAS Cal. Nov 10. up
Salinas Junior college scored twice
on passes and d safety last night to
defeat ForterVille junior college, Is
to 13. Boyer, backfield star, scored
the PorterVille tOucndoWnS.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-20

wards for the second touchdown of
the night. Bowker added the extra
point.
Calexico threatened to score only
once by moving deep into Ell Centro
territory. That was in the second
quarter when Sander personally
conducted a drive to the Ell Centro
II yard line with runs of 8, 10 and
l6 yards.
Central Threatens
Ell Centro threatened to score on
four occasions but each time a fun
BILE. an intercepted pass or penalty
halted the push.
In the first period, with Riedy
and Measures leading the way, the
Spartans moved to the Calexlco
10. In the second period the Spar
tans went to the CaleXico 9. In the
third quarter Ell Centro moved to
the CaleXico II and in the fourth
stanza the SpartanS penetrated to
the CaleXico IA.
Riedy, kirkpatrick, Price, Hester,
Measures and Zinn did a magnifi-
cent job of handling the ball for
Ell Centro in the backfield. ReverseS,
double passes, forward passes and
lateral passes clicked with precision.
But each time the FL CentranS
threatened, Lady Luck raised her
head in favor of CaleXico and the
Bulldogs pulled out.
Harner, Edgar, Newell, Carr, My
ose, ProcSal, Withrow and Water
man played an outstanding brand
of ball on the line. stopping Calex-
leo plays on all but Sander long
touchdown gallOp.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-20
H0LTNILLE FARMER
CHARGED WITH THEFT

J. E. Woodworth. "a. Holtville
farmer. was released from the coun-
" Jail Friday on 500 bail demand
ed after he was charged with petty
theft
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-20
MARKET QUOTATIONS
L. POULTRY

Los ANGELES. Nov. 19. up
Hens, iegnorL. - 20 9.>a BIS. IA,
Hens, leEhorna, 81 to lbs. .16c
Hens, leghorns over 4 lbs. ......1S.
Hens. colOred 3h to 4 lbs. ...... is,
Hens coiored 4 lbs up.......... 23c
BBroj,ers ofer up to 1 = lb. -. 17c
Broilers over IL and up to 2A ~
Fryers Leghorns) 2i4 10 g.. 1Gc
Fryers, coiored, 8, 10 lbs. 1Sc
Roasters, soft bone, other than
ROCKS - lbs up ............. 100
Harred Rocks over lbs ...... 19c
CId boosters ...-............. 12a
DdcEhngs. over , lbs. .......... IS
va DuckS .....-..#. ................. OSc
Young geese observation-disclosures. 15c
Young tom turkeys. 81 lbs. UP 1sc
Young tom turkeys II 10 20 lbs 18c
Young Hen Turkeys, to II lbs. 2oC
Oung Hen Turkeys il up ...... 2Gc
squads II lbs per dcz and up 26,
Capons unoer 7 lis. .................... "a
Cap9ns, lbs. and up ........ 26c
Rabbits no. l white ga lbs
Rabbits, mixed colors ....... =. lie
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-20
Markets At
A Glance
Hv United PRESS

stocks irregularly higher and
Quiet.
Bonds irregular: L. >. govern
inpnts irregularly lower.
Curb stocks irregular.
Foreign exchange barely steady
Cotton irregularly lower
Wheat off about q to . cent
corn off about L to q.
Rnhher firm.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-20
l.. A. LIVESTOCK

los ANGELES. Nov. 10. ,uPl
IIogs s5p. strong k5c higher. TOP
pfa BULK 4. .5o-9lO.
cattle Saa slow. apout steadt
fnew stock steers 10 1.25. Cows b-b'
ssuttsr arAae a.6o-a.z6. Bulls 6-l,
Calves 100, STEADY re" s'sus"
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-20
Football Scores

Miami q, Duquesne 7.
Rollins 19 Ohio Wesleyan l3.
Nebraska Wesleyan 7. Tarkio 0.
Idaho, Southern Branch l6. Mon
ana State @.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-20

Los ANGELES. NOV. 10. CUP)
Transs merica .............. J@s-J =
r. s. No. ] leafy ....... SI5.00-1 50
T.. s. No. . Icafv ...... S12.50-13. 90
Z, 5. NO. .......'......'.. Sl5. ~
7. >. NO. ..-.z#-.. ....#...... sll.UU
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-20
CRUELTY WINS DIVORCE

Extreme cruelty provided the
grounds for the interlocutory di-
vorce decree granted Friday to
Phyllis Baskins in her suit against
Herbert Baskins
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-20
aIexico CIinches |. v. Grid Title
Central Bows 70
Bulldogs. 1910.
AS Sdndez Stdrs
BY BURDETTE KINNE

CaeXco high school gridders wrapped up the valley
league football title and carried back to the Border City
Friday night with hard fought 1870 victory over E Cen
tro high schools uckless Spartans Central field
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-20
L. A. BANKS
/. A.. HA y

Los ANGELES. Nov. 10 UPJ
TTansa .--............ 81 g y
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-20
CaIifornla GraIns-Sacked

Germ. No . yellow d. $1.33 n Is
Milo. No. 2 yellow J.07H m112k
Kafir. No. 2 white 1.O7h G1.12h
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-20
L. A. BUTTER & EGGS

Los ANGELES. Nov. l9. lIPJ-
Rutter. extras 29c, prime firsts
2sc. standard 271zc. undergrade
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-20

Wheat. No. ] hard S1.25 ~ 80
Wheat. No. ! soft wh. 1.22A m127
Barley, fancy ....... 1.07R mI12h
Barley, No. 2 bright
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-20
l.. A. GRAINS

Los ANGELES. Nov. -. (UP)-
Eastern GrainS-Buik
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-20
Armour Wins Tourney

PINEHURST, N. c, 19 UP-TOmmy Armour former
u. of BOca Raton Fa boasted
victory today after posting l59
hole Pnehus three strokes
of par 10 come home with a winning yesterday.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-20
COTTON

NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 10. up
Cotton futures closed steady.