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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-05
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Four Ten Fleminq Street

We introduced this high-clasS
restaurant to you this week
serving the best of western prime
beef and all kinds Of seafOod-
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REAL ESTATE

TO SELL Or BUY REAL ES
TATE CT unortgage on Florida
Keys. address 4 r. Love, P O.
Box Fl, Tzvernier, Florida.
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Again with uS-in a special
selling of odd and end lots of
shoes.
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Holfsberq

Continuing their series of inter
esting displays on ladies. ready
tO-wear. in today'S paper.
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South Florida

Special sales on building ma
terial here-along with all the
other items in their completely
stocked hardware store.
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GROCERIES

PRICES BELOW ZERO Friday
and Saturday on Meats and
Groceries at Little Cash Store,
Sol Simonton street. feb3-3t
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BICYCLES

BICYCLES FOR RENT. by hour.
day, week or month. ]. z
Showers company. nov2-tf
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AT The Stores

Here's our weekly list of really
progressive merchants-they all
advertised this week:
Aronoyitz
= Lead the list again. and viii for
The duration of their daily adver-
ttiisIng contract-advertiSing their
Largest Department Store In
Key West
Four Ten Fleming Street
We introduced this high-claSS
restaurant to you this week
serving the best of western prime
beef and all kinds Of seafOOd.
o
South Florida
Special sales on building ma
terial here-along with all the
other items in their completely
stocked hardware store.
Holtsberg
Continuing their series of inter
esting displays on ladies. ready
to-wear. in today'S paper.
JIG. Kantor
Again with uS-in a special
selling of odd and end lots of
shoes.
Bermuda Market
How the crowds are turning
out in answer to sales herel And
they're getting the best meats
sold in this city, too.
Longs
A special selling of fibre living
room suites are displayed IN to-
days paper.
MaloneY Brothers
Like cake2 Then don't forget
TO stop in at this popular bakery
for one of their specials
PoIlock's
The proprietor of this store has
a message today of general inter
est to everybody in this city
Read it,
Pierce Brothers
This leading hardware store
displays the best radios on the
market-the famous Philcos.
Appelrouth
Our most modern store" dis
playing merchandise that matches
the atmosphere in their store
sosiq Norman Brothers
is1FhiS grocery store strives con
5stantly 10 satisfy their custom
ers".
o
Cardner's
A popular grocery and market
offering food for housewives of
the best quality.
pearlman's
The Store OF Quality" tells
you all about il in today's display.
KEY West Fish Company
The largest fish market IN the
city leads off with some good
weekend specials.
BroadwaY Market
Key Vests Leading Market
invites you all to make them
prove that slogan
MsndeIl's
This store had a classy" ad-
veFtisement on the leading crav-
ats for men this week
%
Richardscn'a
Items galore on a huge week
end sale Of grocery items Drop
IN this evening
Sjursens
Where quality and economy
so hand II hand is the slogan
upon which this store FORCES
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-29
Defense Record
Of Duke Brings
Rose Bowl Bid

LOS ANGELES. NOV. %. CUP)-
Because they twisted the tail of
that old cracker barrel favorite
about a good offense being the best
defense. the Duke university Blue
Devils of Durham. N. c., will meet
University of Southern Californias
Trojans IN the 22nd renewal of
Rose Bowl football ON January 2.
For il was defense, and power
ful lot of it. that Won the boys
from the tobacco country the most
coveted invitation of the football
year. The Blue Devils are the first
major team to complete season
undefeated, united and unscored
on since the Colgate eleven of 1882.
That neat feat brought them the
bid to the east-WeSt extravaganza,
and 100000 in gate receipts, in the
shortest space of time in the New
Year games history.
There were those today who
thought that Texas Christian, Ten
I essee, Oklahoma or some other
eligible may have had stronger
team But when all arguments end
cd in diScord the facts remained
hat the Southern California play
ers didn't think SO, and Trojan
Athletic Director Willis o. Hunter
didn't think SO, ard they were the
parties who mattered.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-29

after Cedric burst. new manager
OF the San Diego nine, had made
a complete inspection of the Ell
Centro stadium plant Sunday when
Farleys baseball team played the
El Centro All-Stars.
Seattle. the club which trained
in Ell Centro last season, will go
to .Anaheim in 1889, according to
Jack Lelivelt, manager. Oakland is
still negotiating with Brawley and
may yet sign contract which will
bring the Oaks to Imperial valley.
San Diego has already lined up
several exhibition games with coast
league clubs and has arranged
games with the Chicago White Sox,
the Pittsburgh Pirates and the Chi
cago Cubs
The Padres will open spring train
ing on Mar. l. Manager sgd burst,
said Tuesday.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-29
NEW YORK STOCKS

NEW YORK. Nov. %. up
Stocks made d modest technical ad-
vance in quiet trading today.
few issues registered gains
ranging 10 more than points bu'
the main list showed fractional
changes.
Metal shares led an early rise. but
refreaIed from the highs. Contin-
entail Motors. selling around !:
share. featured in activity. A bloch
of 10000 shares Of the issue sold a
, and then IL firmed another J. II
o a new high for the year.
A sale was made Of BrooklNi
9urena first per cent bonds ,.
1911, stamped. ~ Si02 5u for %
81 Toe bond. decline Of Sol -
rom the Iast previous sale made
IN 1897. Otherwise bond wef
lightly higher With utilities MAXIM
fairly good showing.
Railroad issues were firm. Tn
on Pacific touched 81 = up ant
reid half the gain.
In early trade L. s. steel. Bethle-
hem and Youngstown Sheet
Tube had advances ranging 10 moft
han point. but these were whit
led dow nto fractions.
Motors were firm. Fractional
gajuS were recorded in Nash KEW
5ator. CbrVsler and General Motors
d9tor eauipments were steady
Dow Jones dosing stock average
Industrial. 147.07, up 093: ran
9 .0g. up oil: utility. q .64, up e.94
, stocks 1910. UP 0.26. ,y,
stock sales apDroXimated ozV,V'
bareg against 1.24o, 900 Yesterday
s4,rb stock saleg were l75.DDD snare
impaired with 217.000 Yesterday.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-29

Around the valley sports circuit:
Bigboy and Shorty Hogue. ia
ounba's replician amateur fighters.
moved into the second round Of
The Golden Glove tournament IN
Los Angeles Monday night with
easy victories over rather tough op-
DoneniS. Big boys victory
vas won despite the fact he was
suffering from a hip injury which
kept him out Of his last scheduled
light IN he valley less than two
weeks ago.
Shorty apparently was in the
same foIm which saw him mop up
on the best fighters promoters
could bring from the coast IN his
last fights in the valley
With a break in the draw, both
twins should win division titles IN
Los Angeles.
The opening of basketball season
in the valley high schools has re-
vived interest in the commercial
league. -Four teams have
already signified their intention TO
enter the league. AT least two
more are expected as soon as the
final preparations are made late in
December.
The Calexico-La Jolla football
game. scheduled for Friday night.
will feature a running duel between
CaleXico's Teddie Sandez and I
Jolla's Al Walden. Both are tricky
runners. both are dash men. ;.
Coach Coymgton revealed Mon
day the reason for CaleXico's play
ing in La Jolla Some OF the
boYs on the squad have never seen
the Pacific Ocean. Other
have never seen a street car. 3.
An educational trip as well as
football trip. says Covington. :.
Warren Sayles' success in picking
the football winners in the Post
Press prognostication contest is not
entirely luck. I had a chat
with Warren Monday. He knows
all OF the players on all of the
teams And he talks as though
ne knew some Of the coaches per-
sonally. If anyone beats him
oat Cor the Rose Bowl tickets they
will have to schedule personal in
teryleWs with Coach Howard Jones
Elmer Laydel and a flock Of Others
Is golf a good game? Or
IS i a game which might break
up homes. Sometimes you
wonder after watching some OF the
best boys at the BWC miss short
puts. - = The air gets blue
around the greens and the area IS
suddenly filled with flying gols
clubs.
BraWley high school placed two
man on the all-valley football team
despite poor season. IN
iuries hit BraWley harder than any
team in league history Four star
backs were put on the sidelines by
broken bones. twisted ankles and
other less serious injuries. But
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-29
Irish BackfieId
Worries Jones

CHICAGO. Nov. %. CUPD--To-
days r1zzler-. for Coach Howard
Jones OF Southern California: which
Notre Dame back will you have 10
watch Saturday-Sheridan. Saggau.
Stevenson. Thesing. Zontlni or
Hofer?
Rolling westerward on the irish
football special are these six speedy
backs. who have taken their turn
at inspiring Notre Danes eight
precious victories as regularly as il
Elmer Layden had picked tie star
of the day himself.
Net even Layden knows whose
turn is next.
I wish I did he grinned over
his last midwest breakfast for a
couple Of weeks This viii be our
toughest game of a pretty hard
schedule. I nope they all break
loose"
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-29

BEGB0Y WINS BY
DECISION, SHORTY
BY KNOCKOUT

LOS ANGELES. Nov. %. Special
Jacumba,s Hogue twins. Bigboy and
Shorty. cleared the first hurdle IN n
path when NAV leaG 70 the nation
a amateur litIe. in The Golden
Glove tournament in the Olympis
auditorium Monday night
Bigboy Hogue. fayorite in the
WelterWeighs division, decisioned
john Thompson without a great
deal Of trouble despite. the fact ha
was still suffering some effects Of
Z hip injury.
Shorty Hogue. competing in the
loo pound division. knocked out
Willie Gugler in the second round
of MS first tournament battle SEC
ond round fights viii be Thursday
night
Bobbie Paeheeo Won his first
5out in the lightweight division and
Glegerio Essalona Of CaleXico also
annexed
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-29
Valley High Schools Open
Basketball Practice
CaIexico Holtville
Continue Football
Workouts

Basketball players at Ell Centric,
BraWley. Imperial and Calipatria
answered the first call to practice
Monday as coaches OF the four
schools mapped workouts for the
lo38-39 valley league season
CalcXico continued To practice
football and HoltVille awaited word
from the coast in regard TO final
football game with an out valley
opponent.
Thirty-five cage aspirants report
ed TO Coach Larry Hanson at FL
Centro high. The Spartans are de-
Tending champions
Only one letterman. Jack Kirk
patrick. was among the list of can
didates but several reserves from
last years team were on hand to
attempt to fill vacancies left by
Frank OsWalt. Christy PlemonS and
Glen Poole, all-Valley players.
Hanson planned fundamental
drills during the remainder of the
week with the first game scheduled
for one week from Friday
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-29
Durham Wild
Over Bowl Bid

DURHAM. n. c.. Nov. %. up
Man and boy. Durham foresWore
all claims OH Santa Claus today and
only reluctantly ended its premature
Rose Bowl celebration.
The spontaneous celebration.
tribute TO Duke UniYersity's foot
ball Blue Devils. had begun early
last night when word came from
Los Angeles that il would be Duke
against Southern California in the
Rose Bowl January ,. Self-ap-
pointed town -criers passed the word
around and the citizenry did the
rest.
Imprcmptu parades quickly form
ed and every able-bodied man
woman and child appeared to have
joined in the fun with a few min
utes. The police gave over the
streets TO the throngs.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-29
AfhIefic-Iiger
Deal Hinfed

NEW YORK. Noy % tUPl-A
sure slen that the football season
is on its last legs comes from Phila-
delphia-a rumor that the Athletics
and Tigers will participate in a six
player deal before the final scores
CT the Jan. Bowl games are known.
The Philadelphia report has II
that the As will send Third Base
man Bill Werber. Outfielder Wally
Moses and First Baseman Dick Sell
bert TO Detroit III exchange for
Rudy York. Outfielder Chet Laabs
and Ror Cullenbine. and Rookie IN
fielder Benny Mccoy.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-29
Ground Cleared
For Driving Rance

Ground was cleared Tuesday for
a golf driving range in F. Centro
at Fourth and Ross avenue.
N. @ Peters. part owner. esti-
mated the range would be in con-
dieion Tor PLAY about Dec 10.
Floodlights Will be installed to per-
inlt night play.
Peters is IN partnership with
Fred Sherman, present professional
at the Chula Vista country clNb.
The present assistant pro a Chula
Vista. Dick Sprouse. will be the
manager of the .anae and give golf
instruction.
As an official opening for tha
range, a pro-amateur with San
DIEGO professionals taking part will
be held sometime in December.
Peters said Trick shot exhiT lions
and driving contests will be fea-
tured
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-29
H.. STOChS

Los ANGELES. Nov. % ll.P5
rhe market sWung, ar9uhd anu
llmed it, upward climb on n
.os Angeles stock exchange todsg
9jfb Transamerica and Other hle9
n priced issues Joining the now
Sales included RYAN Aero =,
shares 4. up u: L. A. Industries w..
haros 3. up \; Farm eas 9e- ~,
bants Bank 70 shares 365' aoNi
"a. Roberts pub Mkts. 100 share,
asz. down - Transam3'er5lle,aaa ng
a0G shares 9 up -: Riehtleia ~
100 shares "a. up > 10 new hip.
Standard oil Of cal 100 shares =,
Unchanged: Weilineton ,o6 on i, q. re re.
al UNCHANGED: Hunpmobile ~
shares o.. down x; Boekheed ~, ~
sbgres %. up =; Menasco 19'
sales approximately l1.oeo share
nine issues up. four down. three IN
changed
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-29
DUKE HAS
Mighty Tough Club
SAYS COACH
nv HENRY McLEMORE

ICe ANGELES. Nov %. up
Thanks 10 Alexander Graham Bell
and his invention OF The telephone.
il was no more than fifteen min
ulas after Duke University had been
asked 10 play III the Rose Bow
than I was taking TO Wallace
Wade. coach OF the Blu Devils.
and asking him what he thought
OF his chances.
The Los Angeles operator asked
me who I wanted. I told her, she
spun q few dials. and. there. on
the other end of the line 2600 miles
away, was Wallace Wade, the quiet
Tennessee fellow who turns out
football teams with a bang.
I said congratulations. Wallace.
He drawled Thank you,
Henry" and then wanted 10 know
why I was calling him up.
From here On out III just quote
our conversation:
H. M: LiSsen. Wallace, there are
lots CT folks out here WHO think
southern California picked you be-
cause you are a softer touch than
either Tennessee CT Texas Christian.
What do you think about that?
w. w: Well, Henry, maybe We
are. and then maybe We aren't.
You been looking at football teams
long time. and did you ever see
cne with enough luck to play nine
games without losing one or even
having a point scored against it?
II. M. That's right. Wallace
but tell me this-iS this the best
football team you ever coached? Is
IS as good as three Alabama teams
you brought Cat here without TAX
ing a licking?
w. w: Henry. that was a long
time ago. and this is this year
Football mas changed since then.
I can't very we'll compare this
team with those of the past. But
Duke this year is a mighty good
team.
H. NJ: You think you'll win
then, huh?
w. w: I'm not saying that, but
III tell you this: I've brought
three teams out to play in the Rose
Bowl. We never were licked. I'm
bringing fourth pretty soon, and
I'm proud and glad to bring the
boys I'm bringing. I'm not wor-
ried. We may gee our bumps
sure, but We'll make it powerful
hot while we're getting EN-.
H M Then you think you have
a pretty good bal club?
w. W: I dent think any thing
about it-I know it.
H M: Is it true-and I'm ask
ing from hearsay, because I haven't
seen you this years. it true that
you are strictly defensive tenn
and can't score much?
w. W: I'll be truthful with you.
the team this year has been better
on defense than anything else. The
record shows that. But we always
managed to score enough to win.
We may be a little stronger on
attack in the Rose Bowl, you know,
because George McAfee will be
ready to run. He's pretty good,
despite a foot injury that has kept
him crippled most OF the year.
Georeell be okay by New Years
day. He can surely scamper,
Henry.
H. M. Okay, coach, see you at
the station.
w. W: Okay, Henry, and don's
sell US short. We might up ana
fool you.
We hung COR is it hanged up
with me getting, I hope, s13.84
worth Of night person-to-personl
rate information.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-29
CaIexico Resumes
Props for
La JoIIa

Calexico high schools valley
champion football team resumed
practice Monday night to get in
shape for their divisional playoff
game against La Jolla high school
on Friday night in La Jolla.
Tackling. blocking and running OF
the Bulldogs was a little sloppy
Monday night after a four-day
layoff but Coach Coyington ex-
pected his gridders to flash their
best form in Tuesdays scrimmage
sessions.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-29
Fresno State to
Meet Texas Mines

FRESNO, Cal. Nov. % up
The Fresno State College football
squad prepared today TO take its
last and longest jaunt of the season
to play the Texas College of Mines
in El Paso Saturday.
With aerial and ground often
sives polished TO perfection in
nine games played this season,
seven of which they won. the Fres-
mans concentrated on a pass de
fense against the Miners plays.
The squad will leave for Ell Paso
rrburSdav
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-29
Bench Warming
By Burdette Kinne
Post Press Sports Editor

Bob EIskme still TUNED ous
smooth WORKING team spanked BY
Joe James and Bill Noble. 3.
Bobbie Paoheco. Gregorio Esea-
Iona ana Frank Cannett won
their fiust bouts II the Golden
Glove tournament. Paeaeeo
and Esealona are rstad serious
threats in the flyweight and feath-
erweieh, divisions. Both eX-
hlblted . smooth Style Monday
night which may mean they're tie
class of their bracket.
Bill Keating. FL Centre police
man. took top honors al the pistol
shoot Sunday. Kea:ing. Il con-
sistent winner at the valley shoots.
fired his best score Of the season.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-29
Hardin.Simmons
Seeks Entry

TUCSON. Ariz.. Nov. 80. up
din-Simmons University of Abb
iene, Tex, has applied for mam-
bership in the seven school border
conference, C. Zaner Lasher, con-
ference secretary and University of
Arizona representative, announced
The border loop officials will
meet a Ell Paso December 9 and
10 TO work out next falls schedule
and discuss the Hardin Simmons
application.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-29
Warren Sayies Continues TO Lead in
Rose Bowl Ticket Contest; Final
Selections May Determine Winner

receive tickets to the opening
league basketball game at Ell Cen
tro.
Contest blanks must be mailed
or brought to tile Pest Press be-
fore Friday at 7 p m. Selections
may be entered at the Capitol
Sweets in Calexico, Johnnys place
IN Brawley or at Schneider's drug
in HOltville
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-29
Texas Christian to
Play in Sugar Bowl

FORT WORTH. Tex, Nov. %.
up Howard Grubbs, Texas Chris
tan athletic director. announced
today that the undefeated, united
TCU football team had accepted
an invitation to play in the New
Orleans Sugar Bowl game January
,.
Carnegie Tech. defeated only by
Notre Dame and victor over Pitt
has been invited to be TCU's oppo-
1enI.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-29
Ambers Whips
Tommy Cross

PHIL LADEL EHIA. Nov. %. (UP)-
Former Lightweight Champion Lou
Ambers today had cleared another
hurdle in the path OF his comeback
drive toward a return bout with
Champion Henry Armstrong with
an easy 10 round decision over
Tommy Cross. Philadelphia Negro.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-29
Loses Leo

DALLAS Nov. 30. CUP)-Monty
Stratton, whose promising baseball
career vas ended by a bullet wound
that necessitated amputation of his
right leg, was recuperating slowly
from loss of blood and the affects
of the operation today.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-29
L. 4. LIVESTOCK

Los ANGELEs. Nov. %. ltP)-
logs zp0. mostly steady; top 5
eents higher at 8.85. Bulk S.35-
s.75.
Cattle 500. fully steady; good
teere $50. Medium steers 77b
down; few heifers $50: grass heif-
rs down; cows 5.25-6; cutter
grades 275-5; bulls 5.25-6.25; top
Calves 200. fully steady: good
gealers u 10. Calves 750-8.50.
Sheep $50, steady: medium to
rood lambs S.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-29
CHTCAG0 GRAINS

CHICAGO. Sov. %. 6GP)-Whe3
- 1arn Dricee ruled firm on III
,biaago board Of trade TODAY.
At the close wheat was u = cen
Grn uu l. * cent and oats u
hanged TO l. cent higher.
CORN Drfccs were holsie'eo
.air demand from cash ana M
ying interests and indlea ali1hS u
wed foreign interest.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-29

Warren SayIes and Charlie Don
nelly, neither of whom scored points
last week. enter the final weeks
contest today with only two points
separating them in the race for
Rose Bowl tickets l. NJ. Wright Of
Erawley moved into tie for second
place
This weeks contest winner viii
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-29
5. ,. Padres TO Train i'm FL Cenfro'
Son Diego Club
OK'S Stadium
BosebuI! PE dnt

FL Centre stadium will be the spring training grounds
of the San Diego Padres in 1889 Charles Baum president
of the San Diego Pacific Coast league announced Tuesday
The Padres winner of the Coast league title in 1897
and fifth in 1898 chose the valley training quarters
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-29
Markets At
A Glance
BN UNITED PRESS

STOCKS ABOUT STEADY IN quiel
trading.
Bonds irregularly higher and
quiet: L. 5. governments irregular
Curb stocks irregularlY higher.
Foreign exchange steady.
Cotton steady.
Wheat up = cent; corn up i 10
-
Rubber up around i cent
mound
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-29
L. A. PRODUCE

Los ANGELES. Nov. 29. tUP).
This was one of the slowest trad
ing days of the season. Suppl'
y ere generally light TO moderate o.
vegetables. Tomatoes continued u
show a wide range in quality an
weakened. Lettuce was strong
with considerable stock repacke'
nce9unt of sizing. Most olbr
commodities were dull 10 abo
STEADY. , =.
Celery: Dull; Utah type local
ia crates 75-85c. Paper wrappe'
s1.25-I 35: Oceano $l.40-1.5o; whit
local - in crates paper wrappe'
SI so; hearts S1.G5-1.75.
Cucumbers; Firmi san Dieso -
Tugs S2-2.25; local Tugs Sl.fo' /.
Lettuce: Dry pack Lompoc
80 75-8. 5s S2-2.25 crate: san DieB'
- As S8-3.25. SIS S22.25; Guadalapp
A santa Maria As S2.75; 5s $l.5O
3. SIS Sl-1.5o; local Is Sl.fo-z' loos'
Peas: steady. Coaehella Wy, i
age san Diego Co 14-lbe. i y.
s1ee Ru hampers S3.50-3.65.
squash. steady: white sum iheF
y crates 81. flats 81 ,so-2; loSa
l,,gs So-2.95: San Diego CO Tugs -
81. Italian local lugs 81
fiafS So: san Diego Co Tugs s-e5.-s
Ne GLOW cr1okneek local luEs Sl.fo
! Sd, banana So. .50-25.00 Hubbai1
Aaas3u
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-29
4. A. HAY

APARTMENT Are Renting Thru
PosT-PRESS WANT ADS!
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-29
/. A. BUTTER d 4GGS

Los ANGELES. Nov. -. u p
Butter: extras 31c. prime first
2gc. standard 28Ec. undergrade -
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-29
CaIifornIa Grains-Sacked

Wheat. No. ] hard :. S1.221a of1.27h
Wheat. No. ] soft VII. 1.22A n t.27
Barley. fancy ....... 1.07 4 m112h
Barley. No. 2 bright
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-29
L. A. GRAINS

Los ANGELES. Nov. %. fUP)-
Eastern GralnS-BuR