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Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-27

entire Spartan line and secondary,
went into action to drive 73 yaroS
to a score and a victory.
Morgan hit tackle for three yaros,
Riedy passed to Oswalt for IA. Riedy
passed to Ingle for five yard gam
on pass interference and first
down at midfield.
Riedy passed TO OSwalt Tor SIX
yards, Robertson hit center Tor a
first down on the Calexico 80. Rledy
tossed another pass to Oswalt for
eight yards and Robertson tossed
flat zone pass to Oswalt for an
other seven yard gain and first
down on the Calexico "a.
Patterson Tallies
Riedy passed to Morgan for six,
Robertson smashed to the Calexico
13 for a first down. Oswalt took
over the passing duties at this
point, fired a shot into the arms
of Billy Patterson on the one yard
line. Patterson scored on quarter
back sneak
Robertson stepped back to the
IL yard line and again split the up
rights with a placekick for the
14th and winning counter.
The entire Spartan backfield OF
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-27

and was apparently stopped by
Imperial tacklerS on two occasions
With the ball resting on the one
yard line, Burnett crashed guard
for the touchdown and victory
Brownell missed the try for point
Brawley threatened in the Sec
ond period by moving to the I'M
perial eight yard line but the half
ended and with it ended Brawley's S
chance to score.
BraWley moved TO within scoring
distance once again in the fourth
period. but the Imperial defense
tightened and once again the Wild
cats had to give up the ball be-
fore reaching pay dirt.
Imperial Defense
Defensively Imperial was game
to the core and might have emerg-
ed with a win had the Tiger Of
fense shown anything more than
two line bucks, an occasional pass
and punt.
Murphy Havens, Littlefield and
Tell again were the outstanding
linemen, King, Danskin and Naka-
zona were best in the backfield.
For Brawley Brownell, Miyagi and
Ulloa were best in the line, Minter,
williams and Burnett starred in the
backfield.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-27
L. A. GRAIN
L. A. PRODUCE

Los ANGELES, Oct. 2s.-UP =
Trading was slow t. fair with cool
misty weather.
Asparagus: Imperial valley bunch
ed ex select lie lb. fey SC special
&c.
Bunched vegetables: per crate
beets 25, 40c; Carrots as to 60c.
Lettuce: dry pack Guadalupe and
Santa Maria 4 doz 1.25; 5s LOO 1.25
Lompoc As 1.5O TO 200 Pismo As LIS.
Squash: Summer Italian white
summer local and San Diego co.
40 to 6Oc. Coachella valley 35 to Soc
Imperial valley soc. Italian local
and San Diego CO. 65-75e imperial
valley 5O-65c. Coachell valley so 75e.
yellow crookneck San Diego co.
rs s5; Coachella and local So rs
Cream local lugs so; Banana local
IL ID. Hubbard 1h-1A C. Pumpk-
ins ] TO ~
Tomatoes: stones local SKA soc lug
5x5 so so San Diego co 6x5 so zoe
6x6 40 6Oc Ventura 4x5 40 Soc 6x5
so zoe santa Barbara co 5x5 TO Soc
San Luis Obispo 5x5 so s5c, 6x6
so 75c santa Maria 5x5 so Soc. Stems
Santa Barbara and San Diego
co. 5x6 and larger 50-S0e 3 tiel
exc so Zoe.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-27
Stage Set for
Motorboat Races
AT SaIfon Sea

DATE PALM BEACH. Oct. 20
With the stage all set for the Sec
ond annual Salton Sea champion
ship regatta the vanguard of the
speedboating fleet began to check
in here today. An expected entry
of $50 of the top flight racing mer
of the country will compete in the
threeday program scheduled for
october 26, 81 and %.
Saturday was given over to prell-
minary testing and preview OF
the racing events carded for Sum
day and Monday. Twenty four heats
of racing are scheduled for Sunday
with the program to get under way
at 10 in the morning. Twelve diff
ferent classes of racing craft, every
thing from Al mile per hour midget
outboard to the big laundering 100
mile an hour gold cup class will
appear on the program.
Monday all winners OF first. Sec
ond and third places in the previ-
Gus days competition events will
participate in attempts to shatter
existing one mile worlds records.
Seven worlds and international
records were broken on these same
courses at the first running of this
event in March. The publicity at
tendant on these records is bring
ing the cream of the country's rae
ing men for a try at the fastest body
of racing water on earth.
The minus altitude of the Salton
Sea. some $50 feet below sea level.
allows a racing motor to attain
several hundred additional revolu-
tions per minute over sea level
performance and the extreme buoy
ancy Of the salty lake and density
Of the water give additional aid in
reaching record speeds.
The racing course at Date Palm
Beach, the only one of its kind in
the world, has long sweeping scien-
designed turns that al
low the tricky racing hydroplanes
to maneuver without loss of speed.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-27
Into League Lead
THE PoST.PRESS
SPORTS
TODAYS SPORT PARADE

know what happened. The Notre
Dame plan of attack was switched
around and Marty Brill, one of the
greatest blockers of all time, was
changed into running back They
couldn't get Marty out. He went
up and down the field like drunk
en- deputy marshal.
We may have something like this
at Ann Arbor today. Coaches make
their living on winning teams. In
other words, coach wins or gets
out. So Munger and Crisler would
like to win. Crisler knows that
Munger knows all about Harmon
Munger knows that Crisler knows
all about Reagan. The chances are
that they have been planning sur
priseS for one another. Munger
is likely to use Reagan as threat
and phoney and trust the touch
downs passes to butcher and Allen.
Crisler is just as likely to en-
ploy Harmon as a decoy and let
Kroner and Westfall do the gal
loping.
I hope this doesn't pan out.
want to see Harmon and Reagan
turned hog-wild loose. I get my tick
ct for nothing, but just let Tommy
and Frank be reduced to minor
roles today, and mine will be yap-
ping voice-not sweet and clear and
boyiSh-but a harsh and bitter
voice demanding the reason why.
When customers put the dough on
the line, they expect and deserve
the best.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-27
MARKET QUOTATIONS
NEW YORK STOCKS

NEW YOIK, Oct. rs. CUP1 -
Stocks advanced fractions to more
than a point today in what Wall
street described as a reaction to
the Lewis speech recommending e
election of Wendell L. WiIlkie.
Trading increased.
steel issues were leaders with
epublic and L. 5 Steel the most
active. The latter gained more
than a point before meeting mod
crate prOfit-taking. Bethlehem was
up more than a point.
Dow Jones preliminary closing
stock averages: Industrial 1925
22.52 up .25, and So stocks 4474
up "a.
stock sales approximated 420,-
900 shares, the most for two
hour session since June 10. and
compared with 100000 last Satur-
day. Curb stock sales we're $4,000
shares against $4,000 a week ago.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-27
l.. A. LIVESTOCK

Los ANGELES, Oct. 26.-UP -
Hogs 800 steady, medium to good
160-220 lb butchers $50 to 7.20,
early top 7.20; late arriving load
hel higher; few sows 5 TO 5.35.
Cattle 500, slow, odd lots steers and
heifers unsold; scattered al e s
about steady; few medium mixed
yearlings $50, medium fed steers
quoted around $40; odd lot cows
6-7, good; lacking; Gamers and
cutters 4.25-5.75; odd bulls to 7.60;
calves 400, few sales, about steady
but bulk calves unsold; many stock
ers included; few veaIers to 11.50.
choice lacking; Texas slaughter
calves TO o.
Sheep none, good 20 choice wooled
lambs nominally quoted TO $50 but
market untested for past week;
good ewes 4.25 or above
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-27


ion Bulldogs. catapaulted the Wild
cats into the league. lead with a
record of three wins, no losses:
Brawley. though vastly superior
on running plays, had to depend
upon a freak run by John Williams,
Negro backfield ace. in the early
minutes of the third quarter, to
set up the lone score of the game
Pile Up Yards
The Wildcats piled up 223 yards
gained from scrimmage, yet only
seriously threatened the Imperial
goal line on two other occasions,
one in the second quarter, again
in the fourth period.
Imperial. still unable to open up
an offense, gained only 33 yards
running and made only one first
down, tht in a second quarter drive.
Brawley, fighting to move into
scoring territory at the start of the
second half, pushed to the Imperial
81 after a punt exchange gave the
Wildcats the ball on the Brawley
80.
Burnett picked up yard at GEN.
ter, then fumbled a pass from CEN
ter and the ball rolled to midfield
where Williams gathered the pig
skin into his arms and galloped
to the Imperial one yard line. Will
liams had to reverse his field twice
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-27
;partans End Ca|exico Win Streak
BENCHW
by Burdette Kline
--Post-Press Sports Editor

fled them the game would b
played under protest. because sucl
an illegal touchdown was unfai
to the El Centro football team :. 6.
The protest was withdrawn a
the end of the game when El Cen
tro emerged the ultimate winner
Sport Notes
Imperial, with probably the moSt
courageous ball club in the league
continues to be dogged by hard
luck The Tigers lost another
60 decision Friday night, this
time on a freak so yard gallop by
John Williams -.
Carlos Garlic, all-valley tackle,
and best lineman on the Calexico
squad, sings while he plays &.
Garlic charges down the field under
puntS hummfng currently popular
tunes That's what you might
term, getting full enjoyment out
of the game .
David Acuna Calexico guard shook
the hand of an FL Centro passer
when Calexico intercepted a toss
in the second quarter Paul
Fabares, lightweight FL Centro
guard, made a bid for all-valley
honor in Friday nights game with
the best defensive exhibition seen
in the valley this season.
Holtville high and Imperial clash
next weekend in game which
should prove nearly as interesting
as the Calexico, Brawley clash in
the first division Holtville and
Imperial are presently tied for the
cellar spot in the league standings.
Brawley has scheduled a game
with San Diego high varsity =.
Not too wise a move because the
San Diego team is at least so point
better than any valley school :.
The injuries Brawley might sustain
IN such a game could well blast the
flag hopes of the northenders i
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-27

Henry Barbour or Paul GallicC
couldn't have written a more STIR
ring finish to football novel than
Ell Centro staged in twice coming
from behind to defeat Calexico Fri
day night and end a l6-game Bull
dog winning streak.
The triumph sent Ell Centre into
second place, one half game behind
the league leading Brawley Wild
cats and one half game ahead of
Calexico Bulldogs. The victory also
put Ell Centre in the thick of the
championship race with its first
chance for the loop title in three
years.
Riedy and OswaIt
Warren Riedy and Gene Oswalt,
a couple of brilliant backfieldmen,
led the Ell Centre Spartan grid
machine to it's 14-13 victory, but
it was the inspired play of the en-
tire Ell Centre ball club that brought
winning touchdown drive of 70
yards in the final minutes of the
fourth quarter.
Calexico, playing without the
services of Lauro Andrade, ace
backfield star, took a first quarter
lead when Carlos Garlic recovered
an Ell Centro tumble on the Spar
tan ten yard line. Rivera passed
to White for the score and An
drade went into the game to kick
the extra point. .ttf
Ell Centre, starting the second
quarter with their backs to the
wind, attempted a comeback drive
and once pushed as far as the Cal
exico 16 yard line where the Bull
dog defense tightened.
Patterson Nedeems
Billy Patterson, 14O pound Ell
Centre halfback, whose tumble set
up Calexico's first period score.
redeemed himself midway in the
third period by returning a Cal
exico punt from the El Centre AS
to the Bulldog 18.
1t was then that Riedy and Os-
walt combined talents to smash
toward the first Ell Centre score.
Riedy lost six at tackle, but
faded back to pass to Oswalt for
16 yard gain and a first down
on the eight yard line. On the
next play Riedy passed down the
center to Oswalt for the score
and Fred Robertson split the up
rights with a place kick to knot the
count at TT.
Calexico's second score came in
the first minutes of the fourth
quarter when Billy Patterson fun
bled on reverse play and Calexicos
Joe Eady recovered on the Ell Gen.
tro one yard line. The Bulldogs
smashed center for no gain and
were penalized for offside on the
play.
Garcia Scores
But Rivera dropped back to the
Ell Centre IL and fired a touch
down pass to Hector Garcia. An
drade was again sent into the game
but this time his placekick went
wide and the score remained, 1877.
Calexico, with the game appar-
entity in the bag because only five
minutes of play remained, kicked
off to Ell Centre, stopped Riedy
on the El Centre q and settled
back to defend the six point edge
But again Riedy and Oswalt,
backed by the inspired play of the
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-27
San Diego Holds
Fresno TO Tie

SAN DIEGO, Cal, Oct. 26. CUP)
San Diego State claimed a
moral victory over Fresno State
today after holding the previously
unbeaten and united Bulldogs to
a scorelesS tie in a California COL
legiate athletic association football
game on soaked field here
last night.
Fresno dominated the play, roll
ing up IA first downs to San Diego
2, and gaining a total of 256 yard:
to the Aztecs' 81. But eight fumbles
three of which were recovered by
alert Aztec players-cost FreSnG
the game.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-27
About the Games


The 1910 edition of FL Centr,
high school football teams Frida,
night accomplished feat that pre-.
vious Spartan grid machines hac
been unable to accomplish in five
games
But the oversight of one official
came within a single point of
causing the Ell Centrans to 90
down TO defeat, involving a protest
by FL Centho and mixup in the
usually smooth sailing of the valley
league
The oversight came on Calexico's s
first touchdown when an ineligible
receiver caught a touchdown pass
and the umpire, allowed the score
TO be counted The ineligible
receiver was Don White, Calexico
halfback
White, under most circumstances
is eligible to receive a pass and
that was the basis of the umpire's
decision But the touchdown
play was scored on a Calexico
spread, which makes the tackle
eligible to receive a pass :.
On that particular play the right
end is dropped to the backfield
to make the tackle eligible. and
a halfback, White in the case under
discussion, is moved into the line
El Centre defense men spotted
the setup and moved back to cover
the tackle White caught the
pass in the end zone, held to it
for a short period, then threw
the ball to the ground, apparently
remembering he was ineligible :.
But the umpire ruled White eli
gible over protest of FL Centro's |
quarterback and captain, and ruled
he had held the ball long enough /
to count the score
Coach Raleigh Holt spotted the
mistake, called the play to the
attention of the officials and noti-
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-27
Fight Probe
Begun by Rains

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 26. UP)
Chairman Leon l.. Rains of the
Pennsylvania Athletic commission
said today that he would investi-
gate reports that Fritzie Zivic
promised 25 per cent of his earn
ings to Henry Armstrong; manager
before the newly-crowned welter-
weight champion may fight here
Rains statement came as Pro-
moter Phil Glassman announced
that had agreed 70 meet the win
ner of next Mondays bout between
Mike Kaplan and Milt Aron.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-27
CALIPAT BATTLES
BLYTHE TO TIE

CALIPATRIA, Oct. 26. (SpeciaD
-Calipatria and Blythe high school
football team battled to 6-6 dead
lock on Calipatria field Friday night
before a small crowd OF northend
grid fans.
Calipatria's showing was its best
effort of the season and indicated
that the Hornets may not be far
away from valley league play.
Blythe scored first, in the second
quarter, and Calipatria knotted the
count in the final stanza when Bill
Fade scored from the Blythe one
yard line to climax a SO yard drive.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-27
Knox Climbs from
Canvas 10 Win

HOLLYWOOD, Oct. 26. CUP)-
Buddy Knox of Dayton, O., got up
from a third-round knock-dowu in
the 10-round main event at Holly
wood Legion stadium last night to
stage a comeback and win the de-
cision from Tommy Martin, Eng
lish Negro heavyweight.
Knox, weighing 1877, finished
strongly, knocking Martin down
for nine count in the eighth.
Martin weighed 1873.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-27
Phoenix Pros
Prepare for Bears

PHOENIX. Ariz., Oct. 26. CUP)
The Phoenix Panthers, newest
entry in the Pacific coast profess
sional football league, went through
a light workout here today in prep
aration for its first league game
tomorrow against the tough Holly
wood Bears. The Panthers are
coached by Ed Cray Legs Stark,
former Oklahoma Baptist star. Their
lineup includes George Griggs, 205
pound guard from East Texas State
and Ernie Lain, former Rice Insti-
tute star.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-27

Oswalt, Riedy, Patterson, Morgan
and Robertson played IA good brand
of ball Friday night, which coupled
with the courageous play of front
line stalwarts, brought Ell Centro
its first home victory over the
Bulldogs in five years.
Longacre, Conkey, Stevenson, Fa-
bares, Rex, Mcbride, Osa, Thanner,
Carr, Ingle Carey, all saw action
in the forward wall and each turned
in brilliant performance.
CaleXico was nearly as tough as
the Spartans and might have pulled
out the game had Andrade been
available for more than placekick-
ing.
Garlic, Acuna and Eady were
outstanding on the Bulldog line,
Rivera, White and Tajii in the
backfield.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-27
CaIexico Golf
Course to Open

Calexico International Golf
and Country club will entertain
Imperial Valley golfdom Sunday
at the annual official opening
of the course, according to Earl
Roberts, manager.
Free lunch and drinks will be
served to players and friends,
Roberts said, no green fees will
be charged and a sweepstakes
play will be inaugurated.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-27
Tennis Tourney
Plans Take Shape

With the Imperial Invitational
tennis tournament less than two
weeks away plans began TO take
shape in El Centre Saturday. ac-
cording to Bill Maxwell, tourna-
ment director.
More than 100 high school and
junior college netters from Imperial
and Yuma valley schools will be
entered in the tournament, Max
well said as well as an estimated
$50 from coast schools.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-27
l.. A. STOCKS

Los ANGELES, Oct. 26.-UP =
Five issues advanced and two de-
clined today in brisk trading of
5000 shares on the Los Angeles
stock exchange today. Five issues
were unchanged
Southern California Edison com
mon 27h down u: Standard Oil
Is up = Union Oil 12lz up "a Air
craft Accessories 2h down u; Con
solidated Steel preferred 14s uph
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-27
Fl Centro, BrawIey
Basebahers Clash

El Cenro's county league baseball
team will meet Brawley baseballers
Sunday afternoon in practice game
at El Centro stadium.
The game will start at 2:30, ac-
cording to team managers. who
reported that all Ell Centrans in
terested in playing baseball are
urged to appear for a tryout Sun
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-27
PRO BOXING CARD
SCHEDULED MONDAY

Professional boxing will return
to El Centre once again one week
from Monday, according to Match
maker Pete BuzukoS, matching
Dencio Cabanello, Filipino, against
Frankie Martin.
Cleo Shans will meet Sam Scoglio
in the feature event.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-27
FOOTBALL
By UNITED PRESS

College of Pacific-Loyola post
poned (rain) play today.
Caltech-Laverne postponed (rain)
play today.
San Francisco y Frosh 6, San
Francisco &c 6.
Marin JC 6, Yuba JC 0.
New Mexico A & M 13, Arizona
State O.
San Diego State 0, Fresno State 0.
Pasadena JC 7, Ventura &c 0.
Compton &c 0, Long Beach JC 6.
Santa Barbara g., San Jose St. 33.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-27
'Loyola, Pacific
Game Postponed

LOS ANGELES, Oct. 26. CUP)-
Loyola university and College of
Pacific met at Gilmore Stadium this
afternoon, the game being post
poned from last night because of
rain. Clearing skies were predicted
by the weather bureau.
Brill started his new backfield
combination of Jack Peck and Leo
Andrecht, at halves; Phil Cook at
quarter and Tommy Shaw at full
back.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-27
Compton Jaycees
ToPIay Arabs

EI CentrO junior college football
team Saturday scheduled Compton
junior collegians as its Armistice
Day opponent at Central field.
Compton is rated one of the bet
ter junior college teams on the
Pacific Coast.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-27
COMMISSION SUSPEND
THREE BOXERS

SACRAMENTO, Oct. 26. (UP)-
The State Athletic commission to-
day suspended three boxers and a
manager and reinstated a manager.
Lloyd Delucchi, San Francisco,
and Florenzio Vargas, Los Angeles,
boxers, were suspended 60 days for
non-appearance. Pete Cardinas Sep
ulveda fighter, who is in custody,
was suspended indefinitely.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-27
MUDDY FIELD PLAYS
HAVOC WITH HOME TEAM

MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, Oct 26
CUP-It hadn't rained for more than
a week when Manchester met Ags-
burg here, but the cleated shoes of
the football plays sank three inches
deep in mud. The light Augsburg
team lost 26 to 0.
Augsburg field custodians had
forgotten to turn off the sprinkling
system.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-27
CHICAGO GRAINS

CHICAGO, Oct. 26 UP) Wheat
prices plunged around cents af-
ter opening higher today.
Wheat closed 2 TO 2h cents lower
Corn was down l to IA cents: Oats
y TO * cent off: Rye IL TO IL
cents lower and Soy beans lost
y TO q cent
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-27
Markets at a Glance
BY UNITED PRESS

Stocks higher moderately
active.
Bonds firm; L. S. governments
higher.
Curb stocks irregularly higher.
Foreign exchange slightly easier.
Cotton about steady.
Wheat off about ! = to y eests
Corn off around y to 1b cents.
Rubber easy.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-27
GROCERS DEFEAT
CLEANERS, 3 to l

Cox Grocers bowling team de-
feated American Cleaners, 81. Fri
day night by outscoring the Clean
ers, 1864 TO $3.50 Bank of America
forfeited TO Valley Steam Laundry.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-27
l.. A. POULTRY

Los ANGELES. Oct. 26.-UP -
Hens. Ieenorn "a 20 81 lbs. I2c
Hens, leghorn, 81 to lbs. :. 13c
Do over 4 lbs. .......... lac
Hens, colored, 81 TO lbs. -. 21c
Hens, colored, over lbs. -. 21c
Broiiers, over "a up to Ia lbs. 19c
Broilers. over 1A up TO "a lbs. 19c
Fryers, colored, 2k TO 3A lbs up 18c
Fryers, colored, over ga lb. 1Sc
Fryers, colored, over ga lbs up lie
Roasters, colored ....... zoe
Old roosters, colored ........ lie
Old roosters leghorn ........... .0sc
Stays ................... lac
Ducklings, over 8 pounds -, 1bc
Ducklings, under pounds 49,. 14c
old ducks .-......- SC
Young geese 15c
Tom turkeys s................... i2c
Hen turkeys Observation-Disclosures. 16c
Capons IDS. and up ,....:.. z4e
Rabbits, No. / VIII. 3h h-4h lbs. l2e
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-27
Braw|ey Moves
Wildcats Trip ImperiaIHish School,
3 to o. on Freak Run by Johnny
Williams in 3rd Period 5

IMPERIAL, Oct. 25 (Special)-Brawey high schools
Wildcat football moved into undisputed first place
the valley league standings Friday night by defeating
Imperial high schools luckless Tigers 60
The Brawley victory coupled with 14-13 win for Ell
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-27
ECentro High
U Upsets Bulldogs
In 74-73 Thriller
- BY BURDETTE KINNE :
POst-Press Sports Editor

Ell Centre high school dug into the annals OF fct0n
football Friday night to pull out 1413 vicory over the
Calexico high schools defending valley league champions
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-27
l.. A. IA Y

Los ANGELES, Oct. 2s.-UP -
U. S. No. ! /. v. ..... $15.00-15.50
u. s. No. 2 leafy ...... $12.00-13.06
u. s. NO. 2 .................. $11.00
Barley hal, new crop. Sf8.00-19.0d
oat hay ................ $19.00-20.01
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-27
l.. A. RANKS

Los ANGELES. Oct. 26.-UP =
Transamerica ........ a.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-27
l.. A. BUTTER & EGGS

Los ANGELES. Oct. 26.=tUP =
Extras so; prime firsts 81 cents !:
standard soc; undergrades 27kc.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-27

MPLS. FLAX FUTURES
F1ax quotations courtesy the
southwest Flaxseed assOciatfOn.b
December ....... ........-. SI40 q
May ................... 1.49
Evening star., 1940-03-21

GIRLS 2, corsage makers, for Saturday
Corsage Shop. 6111a 18th st. NV 22'