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Evening star., 1939-05-14

FOR sALE-HoLLAND POINT, BEACH
lot. 4oxl5o; one block from water; on
Walnut ave. Tall oaks holly and pines
For particulars write owner. JULIA E
L1TCHF1ELD. CohaSset, Mass. a.
COBB ISLAND COTTAGE ON THE PO-
tomac. See 1t and you'll buy at the
ridiculous price asked CHAS HUNTER
Cobb Island, or L. H. PHELPS, Potomac
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EASY-S3.2 25O-TERMS.
Elojf LIatro,, NJ

Overlooking Chesapeake Bav.
IT. Loeaped cal IN Drettiest and newest residen-
cottage Living rm.. dining rm, kit, bath.
porch on lst floor; space for . large rms.
Haen nd TO-DAY a. sed see Rez, G Drive Ps5
MARLBORO. take Chesapeake Beach rd turn
IMeft M at Bristol and follow signs marked
l2l2 K ST. NV BETHEL Dist. 300.
SHADY SIDE, MD, 30 MI D. C,
COMPLETED Sac. for cash OWNER. P, o.
ON CHESAPEAKE BAY. Mr., cEDARHuRsT.
water 81 500 cash tins week. owner ieav-
ing Box l"6-H Star.
111a ACRES 400 FEET FRONTAGE ON
nv nlvcr Groom house. NV, neat. bath,
garden and privacy. ~, 500
- ACRES on water at Woodland Point.
and excellent harbor ST $50. terms
COBB ISLAND with nearly 200 houses
me bathing. fishing, boating, beautiful
wooded SITES, 500 up Drive down Sunday
and see this beautiful island, via Anacostia
Waldorf and La Plata. See Andrew Norris
- THE MARYLAND REALTY,
9l5 10th St. NV National S095.
SHERWOOD FOREST. MD
For Aq9 RoSe srrsnrcd s. sn Ihsn t1n5hed
bath, fireplace. " porches. elec range. cleo
ho, water heater Frigidaire. Ask for
Cottage 1"l.
ON PATUXENT PIVFP. no ACRES. ONE
mile shore frontage alt-water oysters, fine
| duckins hshIne bathing Colonial brick
manor house. restored to perfect condition,
nine rooms. " baths servants wing has
kitchen, pantry. y rooms bath
Large motor boat, small boats. decovs.
etc. included Tenant house and barns.
A real barGaln
On Potomac River s. of mile shore
frontage. 262 acres verv productive land.
$50 acres cleared, 112 acres large timber:
refused 81 900 for timber
House has large living room kitchen,
Two bedrooms. bath Tenant house barns.
orchard
Sand and gravel pits. artesian well
Flne hshlng, Grabbing, duck. goose. quail.
ToodCock shooting
An unusual opportunity at Sq.25N
ROBERT D HAGNER
Bethesda. Md Phone Bradley 10 IA
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BUICK 1896 90 series 1-paSs sedan:
luxurious in every detail; black finish
real fine car bargain. H. B. Leary, Jr.. IL
Bros. l3.l 14th 81. NV. Pot 1000
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oUT-oF-ToWN REAL ESTATE.
LOTS FOR SALE.

400 BLOCK OF ST. NW-oNE LOT
facing > streets. 25x15O; price. $1,000
cash. GUY TIMER. 1926 You st. NV.
North 1907.
3 ADJOINING BUILDING LOTS, ON
beautiful Mt Vernon blvd mile south of
Alexandria; sacrifice for S195. Alexan-
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FOR SALE OR RENT-EPPING FOREST,
Md.-Cozy 4bedroom cottage furnished:
elec. range, refr. water, fireplace, large
screened porch. private pier, canoe; re-
FOX. phone Silver Spring l36-R
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i6l acres. Charles Co. Md over l.!
mile shore on Tide Water Creek. high iyinc
WOODED tract near paved highway. sill
Evening star., 1939-05-14

COLONIAL BEACH. VA.-FOR SALE.
large cottage. arranged for two families;
private entrances: $50 it. from water; bath.
electric, front. side and back porches;
81 500. Call Dupont 7714.
COLONIAL BEACH. VA. - MARSHALL,
cottage rent reas.; water, elec; clean
MRS. L. T. COX. 537 5th se
EPPING FOREST ROOMS, AMI. FIRE.
place; private pier; sale or rent; COM
SHERWOOD FOREsT-sALE OR RENT,
furnished complete. Geo. 394O.
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

/ MILE BELOW ALEXANDRIA. VA ON
Potomac River. deep channel. with 4 acres
ground bordering Mt Vernon blvd. Box
229-E, Star
PINEY POINT. MD.-WELL-FURN.C cor
tage; water, cleo; screened porch; summer
house: bathing. fishing Grabbing wk mo.
or season, June 15-Aup 31 MRS CLARK
1914 Pa. ave. Sc Atlantic 1872
COTTAGE BAY FRONT. FURN.; MAY 30
Oct. 81 so: cleo, flush toilet; sleeps six
Box 424-D, Star.
ON CHESAPEAKE BAY - ATTRACTIVE
furnished bungalow at Owings Cliffs. Md;
nne water. shower, electricity, Frigdaire
large Screened-in porch; season, $3.50. 90.
Inoulre LOMBARDY LODGE, Fair Haven
P. O.. Md
SHERWOOD FOREST - COTTAGE ON
water. furnished. 3 bedrooms, living room
dining room, kitchen. baths. electric
range, hot-wster heater, refrigeration, fire
place, screened porch; all modern con-
Venlences Box BE. Star.
SELBY ON THE BAY-PAID S4OO will
Sell Sl.5: Act quickly. MISS McKENNA
Decatur 5Ils.
ARUNDEL ON THE BAY - 1OO-FoOT
front on bay. Groom house; exceptionally
low price
HENRY scHAFFERT, a42 Eye. Natl 1863
ON CHESAPEAKE BAY. SHADY SIDE. MD
Opposite Beverly Beach. I6 SURVEYED lots
averaging 50X95. Part or all Bargain
Cash or trade D. C. Owner unable TO use
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PROPOSALS.
1RAIlERS FOR SAIe

s1sZ S1choLIZ HOUSE TRAILER, 1898 model.
=, used once: will sell rpasonabIe
IAN De seen al MontroSe Service St..5a.,
III vi rockville pike Kensington Ifi
tIsa iIShyEL COACH. de luxe custom bu,l,-
bs ~, - rannlng water; 81 # long I.
9Tdagalh May be seen at Snrine
IA nIaaLer PARK. across highway from ee5
Da~ Hotel. Alexandria 4ion zen
i IH :, LEY Carpenter made. never nSed
10 IL, Sl"o. Shepherd 4677 O'eu
Wes. WaS IEfDd"l- !, WHEEL TRAILER tusedi NJ
80. I0l.' 35th st. NV. Michigan a767 :
IN s!,T. sEE DOME TRAILER, sleeps 4 5000
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LOTS FOR SALE.
fTNrf3r,,alA

J
ABOUT MILES BEYOND FALLS CHURCH,
Beautifully wooded lots 100x3OO feet
$4,000 $500 cash. $1,000 per month.
Larger areas available. Evenings call Col.
Joyes. Columbia 5S15.
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER
1919 K St. NV Natl. 1856
BEAUTIFUL APT. SITE. ON MT. VERNON
blvd, overlooking Potomac River.
Graham & Ogden, Inc, Realtor.
SOB King ST. Phone Alex 1900
LOTS WANTED.
BUILDER WANTS LOTS. ANY GROUND
IN D.. C., suitable for row, community or
detached houses; can pay cash Builder
Box 230-E. Star
WANTED LAND-TWo ACRES NEAR
Piney Point, Maryland Box 43S-D. Star. :
ATTENTION: BUILDERS AND LOT
OWNERS
I want wooded lot in Northwest d C
Virglnla or Maryland with house built
to order Have $500 cash and permanent
Government Job. Have you a suggestion? :?
Box AID, Star
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THEODORE F, MENK

Lower Patuxent River 100 scres =
room mouse. productive land partly in we'll
grown timber. S5o5G
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SONS-DAUGHTERS.
PROVE YOUR AFFECTION AND ESTEEM

MOTHER has always wanted a Micro 20
felax' rest and escape the cares of rhe
c,tS She deserves the benefits which MAJ
pe salhtd spending vacations and week
snoS at Long Beach. FlneSt private home
aeVeIopment, Consenial neighbors Efec-
I'VE RESTRICTIONS, Wide. Clean white sand
pesch. Best hshing and grabbing area OF
ne CheSapeake Long Beach is better
man ever tins year. Offering many new
improvements, electricity. a pier etc, Bring
rnoIher ooWn TO-DAY. Select the lot We
VIII help with the home Solomons Island
roA miles south Of Prince Frederick il.
COLORED
summer hotel. near Shady Side Md .
: acres on State road, bargain Also Ches
Bay acreage. Natl 622a Woodley O745
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300 ACRES. $4,000.

365 #. hICh water front; good view As
miles D. c. GIBONS Barr Bldg. Natl 3753
Evening star., 1939-05-14

FOR SALE-FURNISHED COTTAGE AND
6 lots: Farhaven, Md On high cliff
beautiful view of Chesapeake Bay and sur
rounding hills; S3,650 Also furnished
cottage and lots: ZOO cash or So 300
terms, A. P. OWENS, owner. tel Green
wood o53O-.T
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MONEY IoIoAN.

SECOND-TRUST AND CHATTE, NOTFa
reasonably discounted. Money obtained at
once: Call DIST 1865 Mr.. VASSIL
SECOND-TRUST NOTES NFGoTI.TV1
promptly also loans on taxes, sufomo5iias
ana sn chattel MORTGAGES. Specialist in re-
hsneihS hoars wpr9perty rg1.,rl Deals closed in "a
AVS; AVS, NV. Natl 1416 Night. Randolph
-. 49,
sEGSoND-TRUsT SEC NOTES PURCHASED PoR
Tower Bldg. Met. 4sI4. sof
Money TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES on
interest on first trust on improved D
JESSE L HE1sKELL. 1115 EYE ST NV
LOANS AT LOWEST INTEREST pATrs ~;
" " real estate. Prompt service
"hLoHE. INC. 1907 Eye St n W Natl 64sS
Evening star., 1939-05-14

acres. 6-room and bath year-round
sunction S., OF st. Mary and Potomac Rivers;
Evening star., 1939-05-14
BAY RIDGE. MD
WATER-FRONTPROPERTY

acres. 7-room house. 4OO-ft beach
shore on lower Potomac in Md 81 500
Evening star., 1939-05-14
70 SETTLE ESTATES, 3 BARGAINS IN
SOT-rEERN NAP AND
Phi. s34-J M COCKRILL Falls Ch, Va
POTOMAC RIVER ESTATE.

81. Marys county Colonial 2T2-story.
brick-end, I2-room house completely re-
stored. . baths, basement, interesting
chimneys With pent. excellent fireplaceS.
hand-carved mantels and paneling: beau
tiful point on protected bay; fine trees.
house farm buildings, excellent fencing;
teams. cattle. sheep and implements. State
road frontage. 225 acres. $50 900 for
Immediate sale. Request MarylandVlr-
ginia list.
Evening star., 1939-05-14

FURNISHED SUMMER HOME ON CHEsA-
peake Bay. opposite. Annapolis. SANDOZ
& CO. Dupont Circle
Evening star., 1939-05-14
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

spacious hall 5 freplaces large porch,
ssleeping porches; Hot-wster heat Large
frlelda1re included in price. Adjacent TO
Haval Academy and overlooking Severn
River and Chesapeake Bay. STEFFEY.
INC. 1876 N. Charles St, Baltimore. Md
BAY RIDGE, MD,
10 RIVER DRIVE.
FOR SALE-VERY ATTRACTIVE
Slx-ROOM BUNGALOW, AMI.
FRONT LOT I5xI 80, BASEMENT. GARAGE
OWNER ON PREMISES.
Tel. Bay Vista 2261.
Evening star., 1939-05-14

SELBY ON THE BAY-PAID S4OO. will
sen Sl:5: Act quickly. MISS McKENNA
Evening star., 1939-05-14

NEELD ESTATE. PLUM PoINT-FoR
sale. attr. cottage. > bedrms.. liv. rm .
bath cleo kit, screened porch Wis 5s13-J
4ROOM BUNGALOW, HERALD HARBoR.
In fine condition. beautiful lot close to
beach: Easy terms. Call MR.. LAMBORNE.
MIDDLETON 2O5 Investment Bldg.
Evening star., 1939-05-14
LOANS TO BUY
Cash BARGAINS

When you seek extro money to toke
advantage Of good borsoin-see
Domestic. Shop eorefuIiy-Iook FOR
buy" come to US for the
Gosh. Well work cut an cosy poy-
ment plan TO fit your income. Come
in, phpne or write.
Evening star., 1939-05-14
MONTGOMERY COUNTY FARMS

15a-acre equipped dairy farm in the
vicinity of Boyds, Md.
large barn and a splendid farm. owner
has purchased a dairy farm. Can be
bought worth the money. Price, S6,5u0.
y acres Improvements consist of
f-room frame house, electric lights: beau
tlful view; near Seneca. Price. $500.
FRED B. CUSHMAN. lO6 North Adams ST.
Rockville MAINLAND. phone RocKvlle $50.
Evening star., 1939-05-14
ADAMS J0b3.
ATTENTION, BUYERS

OF water front Colonial estates tobacco,
dairy and stock farms south and north
of Washington AS this office has made
Speciality of country properties in the
Washington area since 1921 it will be to
your interest to become acquainted with
our large list on sale.
THEODORE F. MENK,
1924 goth NV Potomac 3107.
Evening and Sunday Columbia 1S45
Evening star., 1939-05-14

BUICK 1898 Al sedan. black paint radio
equipped low mileage: one owner; terms
and trade priced TO move. Adams $3.50,
Evening star., 1939-05-14

BUICK 1887 trunk sedan; finish black;
well-kept, beautiful car: best tires and
condition: correctly priced big trade-terms
SKINKER. 1916 1Oth n u
Evening star., 1939-05-14

FOR SALE OR RENT FROM JUNE Is TO
S@ept: sept .. furn.. at Broadwater, opposite
rm. cottage. Large porcheS Firenlace
Elec Frlgldaire. Hot and cold water
shower : flush toilets. Artesian water.
Columbia 1921 Va 0"''"''
Evening star., 1939-05-14
S4oO GETS 1O3 ACRES

I IUJ IfOIlIJ.
Warm southern slope, only miles busy
city plenty fruit 4-room house, soft
basement barn: outstanding value; 81 300.
$500 down. Paee 66 Free 1OO-paee cataog
STROUT REALTY, 255-CR 4th ave, N. Y
Evening star., 1939-05-14
SUMNER COTTAGE OR PERMANENT

Semi-bungalow 2sx3O: lot, eOox5o-ft :.
heavy. rust-proof wire-fence Enclosure; !;
beautifully and privately located overlook
ing Severn River; 30 miles from q. C..
furnished; pure deep well water: instant
hot-water heater; electric stove and re-
frieerator; large bath. living room and
dining room, kitchen. two twin and one
single bedrooms, large front porch; screened
throughout; lily pond. shrubbery, fruit and
shade trees; bathing. boating fishing
50 300 or best offer prior to July Ist, ].
M. BEALL, 1910 Varnum ST. NV. Adams
Evening star., 1939-05-14

BUICK 1895 40" series coupe radio and
heater; low mileage: very clean car;
turned in by doctor on Zephyr only
1859; any terms YOU say A. T A. guar
antee. ANY car down payment Logan
Motors. 3540 l4th St NV District 1891,
Evening star., 1939-05-14

furnished; ami: gentiIes oniy' ,1o sroail
cnlidTen; salt water; private shore; nettle
net. boat; 81 miles from D. c. Wis. :15O6.
SHERWOOD FOREST = FURN., GRIN
co!tage' mi; sale or rent; consider part
nership basis 3 mo. occupancy Shen
55aI-J 20
Evening star., 1939-05-14

SPORTSMAN'S HOME. MEALS SOUND
Potomac River. beautifully Iandscaped.
dock II room residence, bath basement,
firepaces, electric light, artesIan we'll; >
acres additional acreace avaIl7bie 81. 1nn
~
Evening star., 1939-05-14

.3u ACRES % MILES FROM WASHING
nearly l mile sandy beach: uneXceIlpd can
yaSback and mallard shooting; 3 furnished
iodge$ with bath and electricity. care
tne building sites. worthy of Virginias s
nnest nome. price. 100000 Sl5 900 down
see MASON H1RST. Annandale. Va, at the
eng o1 Columbia pike. Phone Alexandria
SR9-J-l Closed SUNDAYS
Imperial Valley press., 1939-11-26
U.C.L.A. Ties With
Oregon State in
Wide Open Battle

MEMORIAL STADIUM, Los An
geles, Nov. 25 (UP)-A gallant 81
yard march in the final five min
utes of play earned the University
of California at Los Angeles foot
ball team a 13 to 13 tie with Orez
gon State college in wide open
battle staged before 10000 fans.
The drive, which sent fullback
Leo Cantor over Oregon States
goal line on a five-yard plunge a
minute before the final gun, clip
ped 13 to lead which had seem1s
ed sufficient until Kenny Washing
ton, star Negro halfback, rallied
his mates and marched down the
field.
The UCLA-Oregon State battle
marked the return to the game OF
Jackie Robinson, sensational Negro
halfback, whose contribution to his
team were two brilliant open field
runs, each good for 81 yards. The
first dash was largely responsible
for UCLA's initial touchdown.
Statistics showed the two teams
played On practically an even basis,
with a slight advantage to UCLA in
net yardage. The Bruins gained
a total of 378 yards to 278 for Ore
gon State. First downs were even
at fifteen each. Oregon State ran
81 plays against go for UCLA.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-11-26
By HENRY McLEMORE

SOUTH BEND, Ind, Nov. 25.
CUP)-Who takes the tougher beat
ing during a football season, the
players or the coach?
After talking to Elmer Layden
in his office in the athletic de-
partment of Notre Dame, am in
clined to believe the coach does.
Not because of anything Elmer said,
mind you. but because of the way
he looked after shepherding the
fighting Irish through eight tough
yames on as many Saturdays.
Thinner than the thin man, down
to Isl pounds, he looked more in
need of a rest than any of his
players I saw taking their final
workout on Cartier field for today's
game with Southern California.
They seemed to have withstood the
shock of Purdue, S. M. u, Georgia
Tech, Iowa, Northwestern, Carnegie
Tech and the other bruising teams
the Irish have met this year, much
better than their coach.
Perhaps this was because human
arms, legs, shoulders and backs
are less vulnerable than the human
brain, and the last mentioned is
where a coach takes his beating.
didn't realize what a terrific
Job it is to handle football team,
especially during game, until 1
talked to DR.. Jock Sutherland, the
former Pittsburgh coach, who is
making his winter home in the
press boxes of the country this year.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-11-26
Valley League Grid Teams
To Wind Up Season Friday

A parade of reserve power will
feature football games in the I'm
perial Valley football league come
Friday night when Ell Centre will
entertain the cellarite Holtville
Vikings and Calexico will play host
to Brawley.
With the championship already
tucked away in the Calexico high
school trophy case, the Bulldogs will
test those players which will form
the varsity squad next season.
Ell Centro and Holtville plan to
use the same procedure in their
game Friday night. Coach Larry
Hanson may start a team composed
of only undergraduates.
Brawley high, cunning for Sec
ond place in the league standings
may be the only team to shoot its
varsity into the game at the opening
whistle. Brawley, after losing its
first two games, has tied one and
won two in row.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-11-26
Bench Warming
By Burdette Kinne
Post Press Sports Editor

I the season at the end position for
FL Centre he would certainly have
made the all-valley team AS II
was it took an injury to Max 1inn
to give Glen a chance to play
Coach Ed Covington lauded the
performance of his players after
their victory over El Centre Thurs
day The hardest working
bunch of lads I ever coached, he
said
Sheldon Loughborough. Brawley
coach. chuckled when a Monday
Morning quarterback advised him
his players We're lucky because they
caught so many passes in the last
three league games
What do you mean, Loughoor-
ough said, we're unlucky when we
| miss them That's the depart
ment of the game which gets most
attention here We practice
pass catching 60 minutes a day.
Which revives that axiom OF Prac-
tice Makes Perfect =.
Paul Fabares. diminutive El Cen
tro guard, did his BEST job of offer-
sive blocking in last Fridays game.
He smashed with finality that
left Calexico backs in sprawling
position
Best Calexico lineman Friday was
Frank Keller, pivot man Other
performers who caught the eye of
even the most casual observers were
Otis King, Hector Garcia and Cor
dero Cordero, by the way, is
the unsung hero on the Calexico
roster He is the leagues best
blocking back and is no sissy on
Frank Nakamura of Brawley. ac-
cording to some of the observers,
is undeniably the second best guard
in the league His teammate,
Ray Harwell, is the only one who
ranks ahead of him Other OBJ
servers. however, rank Yturalde OF
Calexico, Tanase of Holtville and
Fabares of El Centro ahead of him.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-11-26
Sam Gibson Most
Effective Hur|er
In Coast League

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 25. CUP)
The tireless, aging arm of pitcher
Sam Gibson of the San Francisco
Seals gave the lowest earned av-
erage during the 1889 Pacific coast
league baseball season, official
pitching records showed today.
The veteran sidearm and under
hand hurler topped rivals with an
average of PA runs per game. He
won % games and lost 9 for a TIC
average.
Julio Bonetti of Los Angeles wor
20 games, lost for league-leadine
percentage of 300. He goes to the
Chicago Cubs next spring. He walk
ed but "a batters-topping 20-game
winners in control.
Other leading pitchers: Ira Smith
Sacramento, won u, lost for a
.75O average; Orville Jorgens, Sar
Francisco, won 13, lost 5, 1872; Les
Webber, Seattle, won II, lost Z
.7O8; Hal Turpin, Seattle, won %
lost 10, .697.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-11-26
Grid Subsidization
Shocks Professor

HOUSTON, Tex, Nov. 25. (UP)-
DR.. Alexander G.. Ruthven, president
of the University of Michigan, said
today that he was rather shocked"
by the emphasis placed on football,
especially in the southwest.
Ruthven, a onetime player, said
he was not opposed to inter-col-
legiate football but would like to
see the sport kept "in its place"
merely as one of the educational
opportunities offered by colleges.
st think a winning football team
has absolutely no publicity value" ="
he said. What effect can a win
ming team have? Is someone going
to give million dollars to the study
of arthritis just because we have
winning team?"
The balance between athletics
and education values is upset by
subsidization and professionalism,
he said, adding that a school was
not justified in maintaining a foot
ball team unless it was coached
properly. otherwise, he said, the
game fails to offer any educational
value.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-11-26
MARKET QUOTATIONS
NEW YORK STOCKS

NEW YORK. Nov. 25. UP)-
Stocks moved irregularly in a mar
row range in light volume today.
Steel shares firmed TO net gains
ranging TO a point in Bethlehem on
outlook for new record high ingot
output in the coming week. Motor
shares were about steady. Oils were
firm while rails. utilities and mer-
camille shares were little changed.
Domestic corporate bonds were
mostly easier. Cotton was eaier.
Wheat dipped slightly.
Dow Jones preliminary closing
stock averages: Industrial. 1854.
up OH; rail, 1890, off O.03; utility
25.42 up 0.01; and 65 stocks, 50.52,
up 0.03. 100000
stock sales approximated 100000
shares against 100000 last Sat
urday. Curb stock sales were 10000
shares compared with $4,000 week
earlier
Imperial Valley press., 1939-11-26
L. A. PRODUCE

Los ANGELES, Nov. "a. (UP)--
Supplies were moderate on most
lines with demand and trading slow
Asparagus: Imperial Valley hold
overs fey lie lb. special SC.
Cucumbers: san Diego co Tugs
s1.9o-$2:oO; Laguna Beaeh sl.4o-
Lettuce: dry pack Delan2 . doz:,
mostly $1.4O-s1.50; doz: s1:25- s1.35
Lompoc 4 doz. $1.35-s1.50; 5 dozen
s1.00-s1.15; Guadalupe & santa Ma
ria dozen mostly $1.O0-$1.25; 5s
75-S1.00.
Peas: Coachella Wy bush Sic;
Imperial Valley 5k-6c; local bush
SIC; San pedro 6-6hc; Coachella
Valley China peas u aqrc ID.
SQUASH: white summer local &
san Diego co lugs s0-75c; Coachella
WV s5-S1.O0; Imperial Valley lugs
Italian Imperial Wy lugs 50-65e ;
crates 5O-6Oc; flats 40-5Oc; santa
barbara co lugs 65-75c; Coachella
WV lugs 6O-65c; local and San Di-
ego CO 6O-e5c; yellow crookneek san
Diego co S1.25; local fair $1.O0; To-
cal banana 1-1A c lb.; hubbard Ia :
IL
Imperial Valley press., 1939-11-26
It'sSfarted Now,
Here Your First
An-American II

HOLLYWOOD, Nov. 25. CUP)-
Tennessee placed two players today
on the Movietone News 1889 ALL
America football team selected by
Tom Cummiskey, sports editor of
the newSreel.
Selections were:
Ends-Kerr, Notre Dame, and
Kavanaugh, Louisiana State
Tackles-McCollum, Tulane, and
Stella, Army.
Guards-Smith, use, and Suf-
fridge, Tennessee.
Center-Schiechl, Santa Clara.
Quarterback-Cafego, Tennessee.
Halfbacks - Harmon, Michigan
(Captain) and Kinnick, Iowa.
Fullback-Kimbrough, Texas A.
& M.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-11-26
Football Notes


Pop Warmers real value to the
San Jose State football team is not
measured in aid to Head Coach
Dud De Groot as much as it is
measured by the additional publicity
gained for the school by Warmers
presence.
One year ago San Jose State
boasted an undefeated record as
well as the highest scoring record
in the nation Yet their pub
licity in sections other than the
Prune belt was insignificant.
With Warner on hand to attract
the publicity, however, there are no
football followers in the nation who
have not heard of the California
college.
1t has been said, and with good
reason, that San Jose can be ranked
among the football greats of the
nation this season. BY comparative
scores San Jose is better than Uni
versity of Southern California.
San Jose defeated Fresno 42-7,
Fresno walloped San Francisco 21-2,
San Francisco tied Santa Clara, 13-
13, Santa Clara tied UCLA, 90,
UCLA defeated oregon, 1876, and
Oregon tied use. All of which
would mean that San Jose is 54
points better than the Trojans.
And 80 points better than Michigan.
miscellaneous -.
TE -, 49, =
Imperial Valley press., 1939-11-26
Golf Meeting Set
ToArranqe Match

Representatives of every golf club
in Imperial Valley as well as from
the Yuma club will gather Thurs
day night at the International club
house in Calexico to discuss four
man team matches during the COM
ing season.
AS outlined by Barbara Worth
Professional Curley Vesey, the pro-
gram provides selection of four
man teams from each club to COM
pete for trophies.
Dates for tournaments also will
be arranged, Vesey said.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-11-26
Pacho Reinstated
By Commission

SACRAMENTO, Nov. 25. (UP)-
The State Athletic commission today
announced indefinite suspension OF
Ben Tenario, Los Angeles wrestler,
for violation of rules and suspen-
sions of 60 days each of Harold
Beck, Los Angeles boxer, and Miller
Fonseca, Wilmington boxer, both
for non appearance.
The commission reinstated the
following six boxers:
Bobby Renee, Lee Wright, both
of Fresno; Tony Ramirez, Bobby
Pacho, both of Los Angeles; Ray
Zacharias, Stockton, and AL Bar
bour, San Francisco.