davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1939-07-08
$3.50.

BEAUTIFUL ENGLISH COTTAGE
Excellent shape; large rooms bath
bedroom and lavatory on 1st floor built-in
garage; on block St. Michaers School. Sill
yer Spring: blocks to Georgia ave; nice
lot. wooded, and lovely rock garden For
s"oointment to inspect call Mr. FIELDS
Georgia 204,
ONE SQUARE EAST OF WALTER REED
Hosptal-Detached corner brick house Of
semi bungalow type First floor has liv-
ing room. dining room. kitchen bed.
rooms and bath. Second floor has 3 bed
rooms and bath. Lot 59x100 It. A bar
gain at Saa5O.
WAGGAMAN- -BRAWNER REALTY CORP.
ZOO Eve ST Met 1870
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FRONTING ON
ROCK CREEK PARK

1915 EAST BEACH DRIVE.
spacious Colonial brick home. 10 rooms.
412 baths. 3 large flreplaces. Scar heated
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B. F. SAUL CO.,
National o1O0. 925 18th ST. NV.
DUPLEX APTS.-HEATED.
6O24 2nd ST. NV, NO. /.
rms, kit. dinette. bath with shower,
porch: refs; $3.50.
1921 ORREN ST NE. NO 3.
rms, kit, dinette. tile bath with
shower, screened rear porch, hot water
furnished. S43.50.
FLOYD E DAVIS CO..
-33 10Th 81 NV National 035o,
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REPOSSESSED

90 rooms. / g baths. modern in every de-
tail built only few years ago. Lot
l65x195. Many large trees Half block off
18TH St Ideal for entertaining. or would
be suitable for embassy legation. etc Has
very large livinP .dininR and recreation
rooms; each bedroom has private bath
Cost over 100000 10 build Will sell now
a. real baroain ard help flnarre If desired
EDW. L. STROHECKER. 1910 Vermont ave
n Met
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HOUSES UkFURNIsHED.

1431 WHITTIER ST. NV.
Just on 18th st.-Semi- detached: 8 rooms
and 8 baths. including maids room and
bath; OIL burner; built-in garage; electric
refrigeration: in new-house condition.
NATL. MORT. g. INVEST. CORP.
1872 N. Y Ave National h233
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EMERGENCY SALE

sol BROAD ST. FALLS CHURCH. VA.
Owner leaving. offers a fine two-story
Colonial brick home. six rooms. center
ball, in best residential section at a sacri-
flce price: F. H. A. financed and may bs
purchased on reasonable terms Equip
ment Oil burner, G. E. stove and re-
frigerator. "a tiled baths Venetian blinds,
gas ,incinerator. insulated, furred walls
weather stripping. built-in garage On
beautiful corner lot, 72xl60; near Lee
boulevard. Price only $3.50 Open for
Church, phone 1433. Open evenings.
Evening star., 1939-07-08

IF THERE IS A BREEZE YOU WILL FIND
it at Hieblawn. You will appreciate our
screened-in porches,- too: New brick semi
detached homes at S37.77 monthly after
S5S5 payment under F H. A. nlan. Across
Lee highway from Colonial Village turn
right on Courthouse rd. and to the houses.
Or call MR.. TYNER if you have no car.
Chestnut 2566. ".
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$6,950.00.
1St COMMERCIAL ZONE

Attractive Colonial row brick. 20 #. wide
: rooms, > baths. h.-wh., elec excellent
condltion, deep lot. detached garage. paved
alley. This is real value Would suggest
you cal lmme ediately for appointment. Call
BE1TZELL, Dist 31o0 or MR.. MAHONEY,
Geo 50OS. after d m
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TAKOMA PARK n q

BUNGALOW, 1905 1th ST. NV
Brick. newly decorated: living room Tx
10, fireplace, large Handicapped lot; close to
for substantial cash payment No AGENTS
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1862 BrandvWine st. NV

S9.250-One OF the best residential sec
tons in D. c., u block from Mass ave
large rooms, attached garage: thoroughly
mooern ln every respect: lot 5Ox110 to
alley, flne place to live Come out and
see for yourself Open. Emerson $500,
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BARGAIN-S7.5OO.

acres, 4-bedroom modern home fns
for boarding children; bus at door: poultry
house garden. sparkling well water; $500
cash bal easy. JOHN BURDoFT, Coles
VILE. Md Ashton 81 -F-on
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

| 1888 3Sth ST. MT RAINIER. MD
rms. kit, bath, entire end f.. ami:
| c.hw., elec., heat and water furn.: S37 so.
! Greenwood o61l-R
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LET YOUR RENT BUY
BRAND-NEW MODERN HOME,

To fit your taste and means in Deanwood,
best-known colored section High altitude
all improvements good transportation in
one-fare zone. See FRED CHIVES. 4422
Hunt pl ne. Lincoln 6S93-J
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; ACRES
SILVER SPRING
BUILDER OR INVESTOR
ATTENTION.

NAVY YARD EMPLOYEES
Here's an opportunity to save from $500
20 81 600 on new 4-a-rm modern homes.
with acreage. oil burners. etc. small cash
PAYMENTS. cleo. phone. mail deliver.
school bus az property Only ! red light
20 pass from the NAVY Yard am
IouicatlrE so don't be late
JOHN 4 BRTCKLEY OWNER.
Evening star., 1939-07-08
CALL CANTRELL

D. c. Reasonable terms on beautifrIl
homes Just completed; most convenient
Northwest section. Priced at So $50 TO
- 1890. Nothing can surpaSs the value in
these homes. Adams 23l9 Open until
pm.
cOLORED-36 QUE ST NE-ARRANGD
as two APARTMENTS: recreation room OF
heat. insulated and garage open. 8 20 2
2 m. CONCORD REALTY co. INC.
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CHEVY CHASE, D. C.

5-bedroom Colonial house. completely
reconditioned like new: oil heat; price.
S9.950
Call CANTRELL. Adams 23l9.
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First time offered extra large corue'
dwelling. choice location on main highway
suitable large family or institution: lare.
grounds valuable for immediate develop
ment For price and terms. call TAKOMA
REALTY co; "A Carroll ave: Takoma
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ONLY S6.85O.
Mr.. Woodbridge Gardens,

Petworth-2 apis, rooms and bath
each. Oil heat. 2nd floor rented $50. 90
$500 cash: MR.. SCHAFER, Natl. 1898
Eve Rand 0634
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REDUCED $1,000
TRY TO REAT THIS

RIVER-VIEW HOME IN NV, c.
By owner. detached. large rms, mod
Call Emer. $500. 4a03 Potomac ave NV .
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w HOMES, WEST GA. AVE
OPEN-S9,65O UP

Detached bricks, 6 rooms 1st floor lava
fully equipped kitchen: md floor. 3 bed :
rooms tile bath: air conditioned. hardwood
noors and natural trim. slate roof. brick
garage, insulated, near the new BrightVood
shopping center; 81 900 cash terms.
ROGER MOSS, DIST. 1921
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TO SETTLE AN ESTATE

Six acres, practically new six-room
bune allow, modern in detail, hot-water heat.
hardwood floors. gas, cleo, full basement;
four-room caretaker's cottage on premises;
two-car garage; flowers, trees and shrub
berry. Only short distance from Baltimore
boulevard Only $3.50 Don't fail 10 see
this lovely home. R. VIOLET & SON.
3S43 Bath St. Mt. Rainier, Nd. Phone
Hyattsville 1l0 for appointment
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BARGAIN-1O ACRES.

Six-room modern brick home oil burner
full basement; s acres in orchard. ir
garden fish pond stream JOHN BUR
DCFT. COleSVllle. Nd Ashton 61-F-92
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4ol5 2lst st. e-Detarhed brick home
! rms. and bath, finished attic rm fire.
place. oil heat. garage. large lot. near bus.
stores. schools: price. $1,000. open: also
and $3.50
VIM R. THoRoWGooD.
2024 r Ave NE Dec O21-
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APARTMENTS OUT OF TOWN.

DOWN TOWN APARTMENT HOUS
Northwest section; Is rooms. s baths: al
nual income. $1,000; priced at $50 90
BOX 3SO-O Star
Evening star., 1939-09-29
Jeffru Was the Sentimental Fuvorite

Archibald popular customers had
that fights there will action But last night
He preliminary another
his IA Washington He the champion
grinnng fellow sitting of the world and fighting grim
sentimental avorie JeHra
ended there rngde odds ranged from 3o to
Archibald That's what they said anyway.
of bowling for era throughout the fight Bal
they had those odds and they
oecng their investments Crowd psychology weighs heavily Every
hackers the
tWo-buck
old stuff to fellows
like Schuyler recognize It, Maybe
backward and unknow
penalized 1t has been known to happen.
Evening star., 1939-09-29
Louisville Now Aims
For a Clean Sweep
Over Rochester
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
ROCHESTER, N. Y, Sept. 29.-
The Louisville Colonels want to go
home on the long end of a 3-to-0
score in their little world series bat
tie with the Rochester Red Wings
of the International League and it
looks now as if they might do it.
Rochester hasn't hit much more
than a couple of loud fouls off the
Colonels' American Association
pitching.
The Red Wings lost the series
opener Tuesday night, to 0, and
went two games down last night, 3
to /.
If the Colonels can do it again to-
night they may be able to wind up
the minor league classic tomorrow
night when the teams meet in Louis
vile. 1t takes four games to win
the series.
With that in mind, Manager Bill
Burwell is banking on young Woody
Rich, Boston Red Sox rookie twirler.
Herschel Lyons, Red Wing
youngster, who clinched the Cover
nor's Cup for Rochester with a 2-1
win over Newark last Sunday, will
be the mound opposition.
Evening star., 1939-09-29
Referee, Judge
on Carpet as
Fans Howl
Leonard, SehuyIerMo
Find Ii Difficult
To Explain Verdict
BY LEWIS ATCHISON.

Fifty million Frenchmen could
be wrong, and so could the 1000
irate boxing fans who hooted,
bawled themselves red in the face
and raw in the throat, who heaved
newspapers, bottle tops and other
bric-a-brac into the ring last night
after seeing joey Archibalds hand
raised in token of triumph over
Harry Jeffra at the end of their
15-round bout for the world feath-
erweight championship.
They could be wrong, and this
could be Sunday; Washington could
be champion of the American
League, but Referee Benny Leon
ard and Judge Frank Schuyler
will have hard time explaining
their actions that enabled Archi-
bald to retain his title and deprived
the gallant Baltimore challenger of
a crown honestly earned. Those
1000 enraged dyed-in- -the-yarn fans
couldn't see it that way, nor could
DR.. o. U. Singer, third official and
the only one to vote for Jeffra.
And hard on the heels of the mall
odorous decision came reliable in
formation that AL WE'LL, Archibald's
agent, wanted to pull out on the
fight as late as Wednesday night,
which would betray a deep-seated
lack OF confidence in Archibald's
ability to defend the title. He was
Willing-nay, eager-to forget the
huge guarantee. to have the fight
Cancelled, but the promoter insisted
on going through with the show on
schedule.
Appeal to Commission.
On The Stars score sheet Jeffra
won a clean-cut, decisive victory.
We gave him eight rounds to Archi-
bald's five, and called two even,
after giving the title holder every
possible consideration. One of the
rings unwritten rules is that cham
pion retains his laurels if there is
reasonable doubt about the de-
cision, but not even by stretching
that rule to the breaking point
could Archibald be given the palm
last night. He lost by the size of
the national debt
Today the District Boxing Com
mission will have chance to ex-
plain how it happened. for Max
Waxman. Jeffra's beefy business
! agent, was to appear before that
tribunal and ask that the verdict be
reversed, that his boy be invested
with Archibald's regal robes. There
is precedent for such action, but 1t
| (See ARCHIBALD, Page DAD
Evening star., 1939-09-29
By BILL DISMER, Jr.

Attention, all mothers: Keep your
children off the downtown streets
tonight. The Giants will be in town
Attention, all football fans: Put
that wad you intended betting on
the Redskins back in your pocket,
or you'll be sorry when you see the
Giants.
Attention, Ray Flaherty: Lock all
doors and windows in the Fairfax
tonight or the Giants may steal the
NEW shirtas1nNsahoys bought after
last December T..
All of which leads up to the fact
that the New York Giants. profess
sional footballs national champions,
hit town tonight around 6 o'clock.
They will make the Willard Hotel
their headquarters for the next two
days.
Stronger Than Last Year.
According to all publicity preced-
ing the Giants, the New Workers are
coming with an even stronger team
than that which made 'em all sit up
and say uncle" in 1885 pro grid
campaign. Indeed, the only en-
couraging omen to the Redskins is
that it was just about this time last
year that the Giants we're beaten
for the last time. Since then, they've
gone undefeated in IA games, league
and all-star, the Dodgers tying them
in one. (There may be something in
13 victories being unlucky, boys, If
that's any encouragement)
OF last years championship squad
of 80 players, Is are back, although
one of the five newcomers is some
thing more than that. For Ken
Strong, who has been a remarkable
sports figure ever since he played
at N. Y. U. in the middle '20s, has
rejoined the Giants after a 3-year
ban for jumping his contract with
them. Now in his 18th year Of
professional football, the 31-year -old
Strong remains everything he was
except a ball-carrier. Which is not
to imply that he never gets his hand
on, the oval as often he is on the
Evening star., 1939-09-29
Giants, Due Tonight Reported
Stronger Than Last Year.;
Redskins Fear Miller

receiving end of passes. AS blocker
and kicker. however, his worth is
inestimable and they say it is rare
when either he or Ward Cuff does
not kick off over the goal-line. zone
kick went over the end zone IN
Philadelphia last Sunday0
incidentally, in Strong and Cum
the Giants have two men who
make them scoring threats any,
where in their opponents territory,
as both can kick field goals from
just within the 50-yard line.
The most outstanding of the four
rockies is Eddie Miller, a 1866 5-pound
back from the New Mexico Aggies
who gave Redskin Coach Ray
Flaherty fits when he saw him play
against Philadelphia. They say that
Miller is a cocky little fellow with
all the assurance and poise of a
veteran. What convinced Giant fol-
lowers that he must have something
occurred last Sunday when Coach
Steve Owen let him direct the
team for Is minutes. That was
practically unheard Of, as Owen
is extremely conservative with new
players.
Miller Also . Punter.
In addition to being the fastest
runner on the squad and thrower
of accurate and hard passes, Miller
gives the Giants q fourth punter
who can kick beyond so yards con-
sistently.
You know the rest of the terrors
-Leemans, Danowski, Helm, Karcis
ct al. Tarzan White still is in a
New York hospital and Hank Soar
is not expected to play Sunday, but
their absence won't cripple the
Giants exactly.
Tonight, the Redskins and Giants
will be guests at the last stage
show at the Capitol. 1t probably
will be the first and last of any
sociable relations between the
squads. Tomorrow, they'll take
turns in getting in their last licks
at Griffith Stadium, the Redskins in
the morning and the Giants in the
afternoon.
Evening star., 1939-09-29
ST. Morys of Texas Has Nomodc Football Team
Held Sleeper Really Collegiate

since st. Mary's California;
came East in 1898. Attention,
scouts: Timothy Swan, Indian
schoolboy pitcher of Gettysburg,
S. OAK, famed 173 guys in IA
innings this season and walked
only II of $40 batters.
Tomorrow's best football sleeper
is Wake Forest over North Caro-
lima. Joe Di Maggie has moved
the date of his marriage to Doro-
thy Arnold back to November l,
and it will be in San Francisco
instead of in New York. Johnny
Paychek, the corn-belt heavy
weight, is about to invade the
East and pick up some Of the big
dough. Northwestern's tom-tom
beater writes that chicken and
Evening star., 1939-09-29
Hoyas 10 Have Great
Support in Temple
Battle Tonight
BY the Associated Press.

81
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 28.-
Temple University was to inaugurate
it's 18th football season and it's first
under Fred Swan as head coach
tonight at $3.50 pm. against George
town University, one of last year S
few undefeated and united elevens.
A crowd of $4,000 is expected to
witness the game, first major con-
test of the season in the Philadelphia
area.
Two thousand rooters from WASH
ington were due to accompany the
Hoya team to the game.
Virtually the same teams which
faced each other in last years con-
test, won by Georgetown, 13 to 0,
will line up tonight.
Temple expects to use veterans in
all but three positions, while George
town lost few regulars from its 1888
team.
J;,oo
Evening star., 1939-09-29

steaks are the most popular
gastronomic items with the foot
ballers. No news in that one, bud.
U. of Virginia has so backs out
for its freshman team.
If Clemson really wanted to
get tough with the sportscasters
and newspapermen, it could start
a team with Chestochowski,
Tsiropoulos, Fenstemacher, Hot
kowski, Huffstetler, Rabinowitz
and Gianpaolo in the line and
Hanrizvez, Chuharski, Rosen-
zweig and Mazinski in the back
field. On the bench would be
such tough ones as Heinsohn,
Kalwitz, Sosnowski, Radzvill,
Kronstadt, Biossoneault, Hotlzen.
dor6, Leonhtth and Lambrakos
Evening star., 1939-09-29
BY EDDIE BRIETZ,
Associated Press Sports Writer.

NEW YORK, Sept. 29.-Those
Reds were due to break loose yes
terday-they had been held to
too many scoreless innings. Max
Baers next start will be in Chi
cago next month against Bob
Nestell or Red Burman. You boys
with dough should load up on
those 1876 odds they are quoting
here against Wake Forest in to-
morroW's game with North Caro-
lima. st. Mary's CTexD has
Travelled coast to coast and from
Canada to Mexico four times in
as many years. Why jern the
Navy, we say? Ceferino Garcia
will ignore AL Hostak and the
Evening star., 1939-09-29
Sells Three Hockeyists

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Sept. %
R.-Eddie Shore, new owner and
coach of the Springfield Indians of
the International-Am Hockey
League, has sold three players, Jack
Toupin, center; Del La France, a
left-winger, and Bert McInenly, a
defenseman, to the Syracuse Stars.
Evening star., 1939-09-29
Sports Program
For Local Fans
TODAY.
Football.


Football.
Georgetown VS.. Temple, Phila-
phia might.
Catholic University VS.. South
Carolina, Columbia, S. c. Cnight).
Eastern High VS.. Washington
Lee High, Ballston, Va, $3.50.
Central VS.. Gonzaga, Central
Stadium, $3.50.
TOMORROW.
Baseball.
Washington at Philadelphia, 2.
Football.
Maryland VS.. Hampden-Syd-
ney. College Park, 2::3O.
Western High VS.. George
Washington High, Alexandria,
Va, 2::30.
Dewitt Prep VS.. Mercersburg,
Mercersburg, Pa.
Tech VS.. Episcopal at Alexan-
dria, 2:30.
Horse Show.
Knights of Columbus, Mead
owbrook Saddle Club, $50.
Evening star., 1939-09-29

N. B. A., if he beats Freddy
Apostoli.
Facts and figures: The popula-
ton of Greater Cincinnati is
100000. The Reds play to 900, 900
home customers, or double the
population. To do that here, the
Giants would have to average
100000 a game for the II home
games.
The Hal Kemp crew will air
for the first time tomorrow night
the new theme song of the Wash
ington Redskins. They say it's so
stirring the boys will be asking
for letters instead of raises. The
line Alabama is bringing North to
play Fordham next week is the
heaviest the Rams have faced
Evening star., 1939-09-29
Why Was Archibald Such Heavy Choice?

aftermath the accusation that bag
fight contend the
Archibald fighter good
Jera be good He
thrice his life had he been
odds of from 3o-1 to 5-to-1
Archibald if somebody wasn't in the know?
either. it is danger
AL We Arch
Goldie Ahearn wanting
Boxing Commission
didn't Leonard but
in, L. admitting last night
Archibald around lot OF people
before the fight and he said
Achibads he said Its cut
and Jea probably
yelling to it,
because of little blood Good
a ohis title Thousands and thou
fighters around hoping day to have title
Evening star., 1939-09-29
Probable line-upS:
Moan Released by Rums

CLEVELAND, Sept. 20 R).-Cleve-
land Rams of the National Football
League have announced the release
of Kelly Moan, former West Vir-
ginia halfback. They also sent
Riley Matheson, former Texas Mines
tackle, to Columbus.
Evening star., 1939-09-29
Turner Says He'll Quit the Racket

Jefra quiet little Italan-1ri lad who
Baltimore and burning desire to
isn't quite good
last night
boxing championship
Technically, he fighting for
nothing, him title shot his Max
Archibald So Wxman
Waxman elected to give him.
What's more according
OF
photographers climbed into the
verdict
mildly surprised the decision.
into
sobbed child
the second strand
walked and said bitterly
Tin through I'm promoting This lousy racket Spike
branded it he worst decision I've
We talked Archibald in his dressing and joey claimed he
decision honestly thought
punches
in second round hurt in he
Evening star., 1939-09-29
Mr.. SCHUYLER Counted the Punches

Archibald Schuyler the only met who
Obviously agreed
jumped the and dis
appeared into the night.
counted all of the punches defended Mr. Schuyler and Arch
ahead
rounds
This about fights The last by Arch
tenth All either
given called
But, sad Judge. All know that lot Of
fights decisions Gamblers fo1
instance. And mob psychology. And, of course sentiment
Evening star., 1939-09-29
Nothinq on Benny's Record Thut's Bad

although Mr. Turner
during the fight HE knock
gloves quarters
thought that Leonard
decision And that bad STILL before
to fight little bit
anything indicate
ought smart
to
the impression here that this gentleman simply
we'll but he has been judging
fights and judged them
Schuyler judged badly
a
break
And all he gotw a pants
Evening star., 1939-09-29
Ring Commission Hears Plea for Reversal Of Archibald Jea Decision
Win, Lose or Draw
The Fight and Did Archibald Win 1t?
By FRANCIS (. STAN.

thought all along there
Archibald Harry Jera fight
anything with the fight Just the decision It
that after the wearing the feather
weight At least that's what nearly everybody said
including the
warrant taking title of
anohers But Harry didn't get it,
Schuyler decided that Archibald
had overriding O. U. Singers vote for Jefra
Personally thought had-tought tight On
Archibald three and called
But, somehow,
acknowledged that distinction
Archibald vor sports charactersa rough tough
little of and style something like
Petey good write about But
didn't think he the fight.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-05
Bridges Threatens
los pread Tieup

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. S. CUP)-
Negotiations for settlement of a
san Francisco waterfront tieup COL
lapsed today and Harry Bridges
California CIO director, issued a
statement interpreted as a threat
to spread the tieup to other Pacific
ports and particularly to San Pedro
port of Los Angeles.
A union spokesman said repre-.
sentatives of the CIO ship clerks
association walked out of a meet
ing with the Dock Checkers En-
ployers association because the EN-.
ployers refused to arbitrate demands
OF strikers for control of selection
OF clerks and supervisors.
The arbitration plan was SUBJ
mltted by the Federal Maritime
Labor board through DR.. Louis
Bloch and was accepted by the
union.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-05
LIGHT UP NOW!

Make Ell Centre the City of Christmas Lghts
This the theme song Tuesday as the third annual
PostPress Tournament of Christmas Lights got under
Way with the aim of:
"a Christmas light every Ell Centre home!"
By far the most imposing prize list in the tournaments
history announced for erecting attractive
ingenious lighting displays. Eighteen separate awards
will be made, totang than S100!
Three przes first second and third will be awarded
in each six divisions. The divisions
Best decorated and lighted Christmas tree in front
of home best decorated shrub bush vine in front of
home best decorated window in residences best decorated
doorway porch in hoe best Christmas and best
miscellaneous display (not covered in other divisons).
First prize in each division will be $40 CASH. Second
prizes will be SIS merchandise orders and third prizes will
be So merchandise orders!
How is that for something to "shoot att?
The Nev-Ca Electric company supplied three of the
$40 first prizes and the Imperial Irrigation district sup
piled the other three The six second prizes of $5 mer-
chandse orders provided by Sears Roebuck CO.
Sones Lumber company; Tom Allen E. w. Riggs; OTIS
Continued Col. g.