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Imperial Valley press., 1939-11-02
Canzoneri Loses By
Technical Knockout

NEW YORK. Nov. 2. (UP)-They
tried to enter Tony Canzoneri in
the sepulcher OF swat with fitting
obseqllies today but the muffin
faced mauler of Marlboro proved
an unwilling corpse.
Everyone in the fight game knew
that Canzoneri was ready for pu-
gilism's boneyard after his knock
out last night in the third round
by Young Al Davis-everyone but
Canzoneri.
Referee Arthur Donovan insinu-
ated, this is the end of the come
back trail for Canzoneri,' when he
waved toward his corner Young
Davis, that brindled-bull bomber
from Brooklyn's Brownsville, at 21G
of the third round after he had had
Tony on the floor twice in that
fatal session.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-11-02

had perfect records and only one
game-the Orange Bowl between
Oklahoma and Tennessee paired
elevens that had neither been beat
en- nor tied.
And with the season hitting the
halfway mark this Saturday it ap-
pears Bowl promoters will have slim
picking if they want perfect-record
teams because only nine teams have
clean states and seven are unbeaten
but tied.
Out in Portland, Ore, this Satur-
day two of those elevens clash
unbeaten and united oregon State
against tied but unbeaten Southern
California. which represented the
west in the last Rose Bowl
The big question-and one which
will get bigger and bigger as the
season goes on-iS: Who will repre-
sent the. so-called east at Pasa-
dena? They say that Tennessee has
the inside track, but they said that
last year and Duke went to the
coast
OF the unbeaten and united teams,
Imperial Valley press., 1939-11-02
Sportons Play in HoItviIIe
Colexico. BrowIey Clash
Vikings Point For
Me citing With
Central Hi

The schedule reads. Holtville VS.
FL Centre at Holtville. p. m. Fri
day.
But in back of that there is NOR,
than just football game between
El Centre and Holtville.
| There is in fact a gruelling con.
test of the gridiron. game which
may develop into the hardest play
ed tiff of the valley league season
a game which may furnish the first
outstanding upset of the season.
El Centre remains the favorite
because of its 1870 win over BraWley
last week and its better preseason
record, but over in Holtville they
point to the Viking 300 victory
over Imperial as compared to El
Centro's 14-0 win.
Then. added to the Imperial rec
ord, is the fact that Holtyille an
nually points for the El Centre
game. There is only one thing that
Holtville would like better than
victory over FL Centre. That would
be two victories.
SotSiI l. >. HdlheI Has HIS DOSS
fired for Friday nights game, while
FL Centre players have thus far
been inclined to regard the Holt
vile encounter as just another
game.
Coach Larry Hanson drove his
charges through Commute prac-
tice session Wednesday, gave them
two new plays. stressed offensive
blocking.
In Holtville Coach Walker stress
ed line defense. individual assign,
ments and passing offense.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-11-02
Chanedon Becomes
Top Money Winner

BALTIMORE, Md. Nov. 2. up
Cheers still rang for Challedon to-
day as Americas horse of the year
went out of training to rest for a
winter campaign which will take
him to either the 100000 Santa
nita handicap in California or the
$4,000 Widener Gold Cup in Flori-
da next March.
No matter what happens the re-
mainder of the year, Challedon goes
to his rest the top money winner
in America. The $4,000 purse OF
the Special sent him far to the
front of all others with earning.
of S184.535 for nine victories in |;
| starts.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-11-02
Derby Drivers
Ready Sunday
Speed Classic

With the Tin Lizzie derby,
scheduled for ? pm. Sunday.
only three days away. Promoter
&. c. Harris and the Ell Centre
American legion Post reported
these developments:
Angelo VinfridO, winner of last
years race, completed repairs in
his auto after last Sundays
erackup and announced ii to be
in better condition than before.
Bleacher seats, to accommodate
an additional $500 persons were
ready to be moved to the fair
grounds.
A triple checking system to de-
termine winners in the derby was
devised
Advanced ticket sale opened.
Assurance 48 cars would run
II race.
Additional ticket takers to as
sure early and speedy ac95mO-
hations for customers.
Completion of work to put fair
ground track in perfect shape
ror the race.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-11-02
L. A. PRODUCE

Los ANGELES, Nov. 2. CUP)--
Asparagus: Imperial Valley bunch
Trading was only fair.
ed ex select 1sc; select Ice; local
ex fey 18e.
Cucumbers: local and San Diego
60 6o-S5e; Orange CD 85-$1.00; Santa
Maria 90-Sf 90; Imperial Valley Co
Zoe; Oxnard 75-S5c.
Lettuce: dry pack Guadalupe a
santa Maria 4 dozen S1.25-S1.75; LON
poe As $2.O0-$2.2 25; san Luis obispo
5s 81 25.
peas. coaeheiia valley 81. china
peas Oeeano 6-7c,
Imperial Valley press., 1939-11-02
L. A. LIVESTOCK

Los ANGELES. Nov. 2. UP)-
Hogs saleable 400; weak TO Is cents
loWer; medium to choice truckins
675-7.30; good to choice easterns
quoted TO 7.50; few sows steady at
5-5.25.
Cattle salabIe 60e. Practically no
steers offered; other classes about
steady: medium TO good fed steers
quoted $3.50; few heavy heifers
7.25: common TO medium cows $50
ESQ; canners and cutters 4-5. I:
bulls u 7.25; calves saleabIe $50;
few sales about steady; medium
yeaIers 10 10; slaughter calves 7.50-
$50; few stockers $3.50.
Sheep none, holdoYer 303. No
sales: good and ch Dice wooled
lambs quoted TO $50.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-11-02
Oivera Held TO
Ten.Round Draw

OAKLAND, Cal. Nov. 2. up
Tony Olivera of San Francisco, who
had won 36 straight fights and was
good enough to be ranked third ir
NBA bantamweight division, ran
into tough Little Pancho of Manila
here last night and was lucky to
get out with a draw.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-11-02
l.. 4. STOCKS

Los ANGELES. Nov. >. tUPl
There were few price changes and a
fair volume in irregular trading on
The Los Angeles stock exchange
today.
The board showed five issues up
eight down and nine unchanged
viii a volume OF 1900 shares.
sales icluded Los Angeles Invest
ment 100 at 3A down = Pacific FL
nance Gem 100 at l1R. up y; Far
mers and Merchants National bank
at $50 unchanged; Roberts public
markets 200 at ~ up = Trans
America 200 at - unchanged.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-11-02
Tennis Meet Entries
Show Increase

An increase in tennis tournament
entries in the junior division was
reported Thursday as Bill Maxwell
announced the close of entries for
the fourth annual Imperial Valley
tennis championships to be played
Saturday and Sunday.
Junior matches will be played
Saturday, Maxwell said, senior
matches on Sunday. Full schedule
of events will be announced in this
paper Saturday.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-11-02
Lands SHOWS
RAPID IMPROVEMENT

CHICAGO. Nov. 2. tUP)-BaSe-
ball Commissioner KenesaW M
Lands, hospitalized here for a gem
eral examination. will be back at
work in about a week" his physi-
cian, Dr.. Arthur T. BYficld, said
today.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-11-02
Markers At
A Glance

Stocks Irregular and quiet.
Bonds irregular. L. :. govern
ments irregular1y lower.
Curb stocks irregular,
Foreign exchange about STEADY
Cotton firm.
Wheat up - cent; corn un-
changed TO eff M-
Rubber l9wer-
Silver unchanged in New York
al 34ai cents.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-11-02
HARMON AGAIN

CHICAGO, Nov. 2. (UP)-The
"galloping ghost of Harold (Red
Grange will be trailing Tommy Har-
mon in Illinois Memorial stadium
Saturday as the Michigan sensa-
ton attempts to prove he is a wor-
thy successor to the famous redhead
of Is years ago, when Michigan
plays Illinois.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-11-02
l.. A. HAY
CASH FLAX
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO, Nov. 2. (UP) Wheat
scored fracti onal gains on the Chi
cago board Of trade today, after
dipping as much as Y cent in early
trading.
At the close wheat was up i TO
y cent. corn unchanged TO off 4
cent, and oats * to i Get hig er.
Private crop experts estim ated
1910 witef wheat seeding at 43,799,-
600 acres or 2,374,000 less than last
year. Forecasts Of production rang
ed from 100000 TO 415,000,00o
bushels, far below average produc-
ton.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-11-02
AMPUTATION FEARED

PRINCETON, N. j., Nov. 2. (UP)
Don Herring, star tackle of the
Princeton football eleven, was
threatened today with amputatior
of his left leg at the knee.
Herring, running down under {
kickoff midway in the first period
was hurt in the resulting pile-up
He attempted to rise but discovered
his knee was painfully battered
Imperial Valley press., 1939-11-02
l.. A. GRAINS
Los ANGELES. Nov. 2

Los ANGELES, Nov. 2. up
California Grains Sacked
Wheat
No. ! hard white -. s1.62h 4 81 4
No. /, soft white -. Si.62h L67h
Barley
No. Bri. West 4G lbs. 81 05-s1 II
Mila--
No, 2. yellow ,t,t,ut sl.27H-l,S2N
Imperial Valley press., 1939-11-02
2O-30 BOWLERS WIN

Ell Centro's 2o-30 club bowlers
took over third place in the city
league standings Wednesday night
| by defeating the Irrigation district
in two out of three games.
Bill Foss was high scorer for the
20-30, Frank Maupin for the losers
On Tuesday night the REA de-
feated Ney-Cal in three straight
| games
Imperial Valley press., 1939-11-02
lis DANGEROUS

Today the Bench Warmer wades
into deep. treacherous water in an
attempt to pick the weekend foot
ball winners:
Calexieo over Brawley-But clos
er than you think
FL Centre over Holtville-Good
spot for an upset.
use over oregon State-in the
Imperial Valley press., 1939-11-02
Teams With Bowl Hopes
Face Stiff Tests Saturday

NEW YORK Nov 3 tUP)Tradtion used to team had to be
unbeaen and united to land day Bowl
games but this like others five looks
a will for a
sames of performers
Imperial Valley press., 1939-11-02
Central C's, Wilson
Deadlock, 90

Ell Centro high schools Glass C
football team and Wilson grammar
school varsity gridders battled to
a scoreless tie on Central field.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-11-02
l.. A. BUTTER De EGGS

Los ANGELES. Nov. ?. up
Butter. extras 32c; prime firsts 2914
standard 2siac, undergrade 26Ec.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-11-02
LOCAL BOTTERFAT
l.. A. BANKS

lsoS ANUtlsis Nov : tufl--
4rsnsemeriea .tRssfs.sse y e9s
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POPULAR RECIPES

Ths Brgs 20 make a loaf of
bread comes On unexpectedly 70
many women. despite ,hc fac, that
there are several good naksrtes in
town. 80 whcr that urge does
nlf Ynu have this recipe At hand.
Rake your own bread Tot a shie.
then 20 hack 10 ,hs isss arduous
way ~ ordering from the baker.
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Homemade broad


One cake compressed yeast.
Tablespoon sugar. cup water, /
cup milk. tablespoons shorten
ing. cups -four more or les.l
= teaspoon salt, melted shorten
ing.
crumhls yeast cake. put In
large howl. Add sugar. Combine
water. milk and shortening in q
saucepan. Heat 10 lukcvarm. Add
yeast and sugar mixture. mix
well. Add So cups flour and
salt: mix well. Add remainder Of
flour or enough 10 make dough
stiff. Knead dough until smooth
and elastic. place in creased bowl,
spread surface with melted short
enlng Cover with clean towel.
Let rl- In warm place Until dou-
bic In bulk. Cover. let stand Is
minutes Put into 2 well-g-essed
LOAF pans - by s.. inches Spread
surface OF loaves with melted
shortening Cover. let rise in warm
place until double in bulk Bake
in moderately hot oven 1878 deg
F. } for hour. Remove from pans
Cool uncovered. on cake rack.
That's the recipe OF Demetris
Taylor and Gertrude Lynn whose
new cook book Will be published
soon. This recipe is theirs, too.
Rich Cookies
lmakes 6o)
One and one-quarter cups short
ening / cup sugar, 5 eggs. ! tea
spoon vanilla extract. 81. cups
flour. few grains salt.
Cream shortening, add sugar
gradually. Dreaming thoroughly
Add eggs one at a time. beating
after each addition. Add vanilla
extract Mix flour and salt, add
gradually. stir until smooth. Drop
by teaspoons on CREASED cooky
sheet; flstten with hack Of spoon
Bake in hot oven 400 deg. F.l
for 10 minutes.
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beiu~ arr inc answers 10 test
questions printed or ths editorial
paEe
James Madison.
South Africa
: One that feeds on flesh.
Z. forty yard linz on the DE-
fensise side.
.. Sc. 500.
q. Rhode Island
:, sed'.a.isv. not se-da siv.
= London. England.
.. One shot
10. Ninety feet.
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AUSTRALIA REALLY
GOES FOR SWEETS

fANnHkkA. Australia = Aus.
tFnils has = very s~ee, tooth.
There ARE las confectionery fac
tories 10 cater for ala and three
quarter miiison Australians. Last
rear they turned on, nearly loo.
zoe 600 pounds OF chocolates and
ether sweets. worth more than
s2s. ooo. 600.
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Mother PmSSles Over
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quickly stitched up from the same
easy Anne Adams Pattern, 1906.
and We know that you'll need both
versions. For the heavier morning
tasks, the ric-rae trimmed style in
sturdy percale, Bingham or cham
bray, Is just the thing. Then. when
you want to save your best while
arranging the tea things. whisk
into the daintier ruffle-edged
apron. The panel down the center,
which may be bias or straight. is
a simple-to-do. becoming touch.
And do notice how the shoulder
straps are held in place BY a hori-
xontal connecting piece in back.
The pockets are handy for carrying
kniek-knacks.
Pattern 1896 is available in sizes
small, medium and large. Small
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Send fifteen cents (l5cl in coins
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Beauty Hints

A fiat-chssted. hollow shouIdered
leos vii have no place at all IN
shs fall beauty and fashion picture
A hustle silhouette. however subtle,
requires high bosom. nice shout
ders and = beautiful neck as well
as a tiny waistline and rounded
hips
II you are just plain fist.ohested.
how about gong IN for Hollywoods
fAsorite chest development exer-
clse and. this time. sticking 70 II >
Here are directions
Stand or sit erect with bent el-
bows At shoulder level. Spread
fingers. touching fingertips Of one
hand against finEertips OF the
other Keep arms up. Hands
should be level with chest and quite
near A.
Now press fingcrtips firmly to-
gether Notice that the peetorsl
muscles. which support the breasts,
expand as you do 80. Muscles OF
upper arms should not jump Relax
fingertips, noticing that pectoral
muscles relax and 20 back to nor
NAL position. Repeat 40 times,
counting slowly. so that approx
mately one and one-han seconds
eiapses between each movement.
Do 40 times a day for three
months.
To give upper arms a we'll
rounded. satiny look, swim at least
three times a week between now
and time 10 buy fan clothes. The
breast stroke Is advisable.
II YOU cannot swim or do not
have access 10 water. do the breast
stroke exercise 80 times a day.
Simply lie with lower half Of the
body across bed or on a table.
Head. shoulders. chest and arms
will be in mid-air. Do the stroke
av.r so Sln4a-lv
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FOREIGN WORDS

Dear Mrs Post Is Il proper 10
say serviette. instead Of napkin
Answer No. please unless you
are French. Best taste rarely
uses = foreign word when there Is
an English equivalen, and this l.
not one q the rare exceptions.
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GREECE CONTRIBUTES
TOWARD GREEK ROOM

PITTSBURGH-Greece's Minis
try OF public instruction has made
gift of 10000 drachmae, or
$1,000. toward the completion of
the Greek room in the University
of Pittsburgh's Cathedral of
Learning.
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fit with custom-made perfection.
Send for Foundation Pattern to-
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Send your order to The Tacoma
Times, Pattern Dept. Tacoma. Wn.
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OLD SCHOOL
EXERCISES

skipping rope is beneficial TO
arms as well as waistline. legs and
ankles. So is pulling imaginary
taffy.
Also. try TO remember the order
Of the militsry-hke, setting-up ex-
ercises YOU did in school when you
were IL. Arms up. out, down,
front, up again. then down. Do
them 10 times q day. Only do
them slowly, pulling and stretch
ing arm muscles rhythmically in
stead of jerkily.
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Jenny.
Re had an amazing hiE body
hronx-d like a statue. and bis bare
shoulder. seemed even hvoadsr
than they had APPEARED in his
spori clothes.
There you are" he said his
eyes lighting Up with appreciation
when Janet stood In the doorway.
She had a crimson beach rosc
over the bathing suit Of shade
that matched the print in the
suit. and her tiny feet were en-
essed in sandal wedges.
As she stood there at the door
shyly. Aunt Jenny had a sudden
thought that the girl was ~
radisntly beautiful she might be
posing for the front cover OF
popular summer magazine.
I'm race you TO the beach" Bill
said. but he Was not quite quick
enough in getting onto his feet
A. the word race" Janet start
ed like a fawn. In three quick rum
ming leaps she was across the
porch, through the front door and
fairly flying across the lawn with
Bill in close pursuit
He passed her. laughing, just
al the waters edge.
You thought you could get
away from me, didn't your"
Thought l could" Janet
laughed. out OF breath.
You're a regular water witch"
, he said. looking at her smiably
She had set the crimson bathing
, cap lightly on top of her jaunty
, curls. Now she pulled it down.
! tueking her hair up under it and
. fastened the strap across her chin.
IN race you out TO the diving
board" Bill suggested. Wen see
II you're as good a swimmer as
you are a runner
Handsome Man
One couldn't be shy with such a
handsome man as Bill.
That's exactly what en-
harnesses me-" Janet confessed.
Il can't swim a stroke. was
ashamed to get into a swim suit"
III teach you" Bill volunteered
CALAMITY.
You're 80 light and quick il
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