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,o. 18Th AND @ SIS NV.

~Ot 49,, II n Fl4'D U , D Y w
1OI I9th 81 n.W.-100 beautifully furn
toqnS. eath with running water inner
Ell ssp.Ls mattresses many showers ana ftib
paths elevator service Single room az
up Double rooms $40. SlI and sic
COLORED--Large furn room. suitable
oa eentIemen; s. exposure. no other
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MAPN XMN

washinston's most popular beauty school
Instruction by experts. Enroll now: easy
terms, Positions secured 1910 G st. NV
District 1862
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ARLINGTON. VA. AGA 24tb I'd n
S!hgLe or double rm., Southern eooEIrr.
GI3 Ishs; from door to l4,h and Pa ave
EYAITsvILE-Large, comfortable roo~7
Franklin 81 - ttoo' =
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.


WANTED BY EXPERT DENTIST-To buy
or TO buy into a life dental practice.
location. etc. Box 399-B, Star.
CHRISTMAS TREES AND FRUITS. splen-
ala opportunity, quick profits. Write Box
DELIcA, soda fount, sandwiches, etc:
fine business: S2,750. Box 3s-D. Star.
VARIETY STORE for sale; good reason for
selling excellent location. 1928 18th
GRoCERY-MEAT MARKET, good location,
nice housing quarters; good buy for right
party. Georgia 9626. 15.
RESTAURANT, at Takoma Park, D. c..
business and have some cash, H L. Thorn
ton; owner: 405 Butternut ST., Takoma
D. G; S, MEAT MARKET, corner. for sale:
excellent opportunity. Box Bad. Star. 15'
Can Can see- pIace additiona ID machines a'Hs IN san1e
sssI'1.y a6ss Tsa's Rfsns E
1918, 924 5th st. NV
MANAGER WANTED to handle local busi-
ness; honesty capability most important;
working capital required. viii hear your
bankers inspection. Give phone. Box
RooMING' TOURIST HOUSE business.
Star
BAR, cut-rate liquors and restaurant.
BALTIC, Md: guaranteed $1,000 weekly
business. Will bear investigation. Price,
$4,000 Box GOD, Star. Ii"
LUNCHEONETTE formerly Little Tavern
Shop; fully equipped 5-yr. lease; owner
inexperienced; will sacrifice; excel. oppor-
tunity. 2l04 14th st. NV. 15'
ROOMING HOUSE, real bargain: nets S75
per month; must sell, $3.50 cash. Phone
DI. 1898. 13*
A COFFEE SHOP near G. W. University,
ideal for a lady TO operate; a guaranteed
profit of over $50 per week: $1,000 cash
required. We are glad to show you this
attractive business
r. A. JULIA, 1909 Eye ct. MA. 7452.
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PIANO-Latest model Knabe spinet, only
less than the new price; new guarantee;
easy terms. MA. 4730. kits. 1880 G
st. NV. middle of the block. OPEN
EVENINGS.
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TT CheSapeeke Ave, Silver Spring, Nd
Eealyham, male, trained: Welch Corgi
female, trained: dark red. black and parti-
color cookers: wires scotties and Wech
Also Dandie Dinmont terriers from prize
WInning stock
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1892 MASSACHUSETTS AVE NV. Apt.
Call after > 30 14S
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ROOMS FURNISHED.
lContinued }

2O1O, WYOMING AVE. NW~-single ard
| double rms. twin beds: attractiyey fur
nished; unlimited phone.
NEAR CALIFORNIA AND CONN. AVE, 1855
Phelps pl.. Ant. 32-Bed-liying room 2
exposures. elevator. unlimited phone; snare
bath. NO. O51s.
1887 CONN AvE.-Large room for / or
gentlemen; semi-private bath; conv.
transp; available 5th. MI 5245
il552 i3I I'M MERIDIAN Dian PL NW-Jegish home
rm., SIS; y blk. 14th st. Co 1893,
ds 4ddgs ALLISON Ab5lscaiy ST. de,sse
| completely furnished; adults.
BEAUTIFULLY furnished double and sn-
gle rooms private home. housekesping
pffIs,eses PITY garage s4f rsdto Call RA 65s8
| I72S P ST-Exceptional!y nice large
basement room, seDsrate entrance. twin
beds. open fireplace private bath; S3G
1892 MASSACHUSETTS AVE NV. Apt.
Can sfftaa'itgS sfter 58S furnished studio T22m' f4
NEAR WARDMAN PARK-sunny room.
21ee 2219 floor 100 next bath: rehned family. MI.
1906 Tor appointment
2oos QUE ST. NW.--Furn. double room,
tsin peoS semi-pYt. bath: most conv. 10
TRANSPORTATION.
ATTR- R- RIM; So; expos, pvt res; maid
bas Man asfr a ss Pes5an CO HSS car s snd aeh ST.
eDSS eross-yeni,Is5id efh 81 wmWeL-turp. warm.
uetachea mousse large closet GE 1882
! 1915 RIGGS PL. NW-BeautifuIiy fur
nisnec couple, also single room running
| HstE[, with or without board: unIin
phohe, cIose downtown Govt otices
lh20 kALORAMA RD-Large front rno.
suitable ! or > employed people senf-nTi.
| yate Lath; garage optional co 300.
2oI9 Q ST N.W-For discriminating ssn-
radt6i ,hneh' beautiful newly decorated STUDIO
| auo,hS, aI WIN open wood fireplace shower
anu pain reakfast. Yalct and maid serX-
ice available Dupont $500
| FhIFhTE ENTRANCE close in-shoVer.
| Si'Jht's. ns"ty oec ana Iurn.i single S4-S5;
oouo.e. Sh-sA 1924 Belmont St. NV
1888 ST SF-Front d,,bio roo,, p.
| WINDOWS; single room nrxt ham. rev hs5t
! iilheI-apf-IH mattresses L. 9756
go ROCK CREEK CHI RID NW-sInc-e
! OF or o9u5.e fn newly dec. moderny fun
COW location - 80 Up RA G43G
| I%of FAlRMoNT N.W-Artrgct.yf frC-t
.oolh IN private home. rIcellcrr AGE
S-oH, 0eSt Transportation AD &fsg.
4 = r-Fr-Ta
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
DOMESTIC.

RELIABLE AGENCY, DE. 1851. 1902 lth
has cooks. houseworkers chambermaids
mattresses. laundresses, part-timers. day
workers, nurses. -"
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A COUNTING AND AUDITING
ASSISTANT
CALCULATING MACHINES

Short. EASY interesting Course-Comp-
tometer. Marchant Frden Monroe. Bur-
roughs. etc, Thousands used in Government
and in private business. Touch Typing
FREE with course. New classes starting
BOYD SCHOOL. l:I:}:; F st. Ma. 2:i:}S.
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LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE,

Special low price this month Old. eStah-
lished school: graduates placed Start any
MODERN sCHooL OF BEAUTY CULTURE,
1917 ST NV
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BOARDING HOUSE.

NEAR 18th AND r NV
l. rms, 23 beds; no vacancy; modern
furniture; monthly income over $500; net
over $500; 5000 down; terms impossible
Tor owner to MANAGE because OF other
businesses, Owner HO. 6136. .15'
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FUR COAT, black pony. Al, size Is; S45
cash. Of Lee blvd. Side entrance, 2015
N. Fairfax dr., Arlington. 15E
FURNACE BLOWER, thermostat, aauastat
for sale: reason, using oil. WA. S005
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SITUATIONS poMEsIIc

COOK. colored, for boarding house or pri-
Nate family. stay or go home nights. Box
:}3-D. Star.
GIRL. colored, neat, honest, desires fun
or part time work: steady; references.
Hobart 4S22
GIRL. colored. wants work. Hobart 1862,
GIRL. colored wants work, part or full
time; good ref; general housework, good
cook. Franklin 5211.
WOMAN, young. wants whole or part time
work; ref. Call North 5017.
WOMAN, colored, experienced cook or gem
eral houSework. Michigan 0499
WOMAN. colored, reliable wants part
time, days work, cooking. refs. 14l2 D
ne.
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HELP MEN T. WOMEN.

COIORED-Earn So to ST daily taking
orders Established firm. See or write
manager. 22l3 Georgia ave. NV.
COUPLE coored. middle-aged settled,
woman to cook and do general housework
man to help around house; have driver
permit and some horse experience: 1--we IN,
salary. $50 mo-: refs. required Call
Spruce Q101,
COUPLE colored: wife to cook and do
laundry and light housework, man TO drive
and act as general houseman. references
required. Rockville 345
WHITE, services. exchange basement apt,
small rooming house, good neighborhood,
Phone Columbia 5309-J.
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| FLOORING. used: free of nails; special,
Sl3 so per / 900 BID. #. delivered: smaller
quantities slightly higher. Hechineer Co.
FULL DRESS and tuxedos. is at $3.50
each. Ace Clothing Co.. SGT 7th st. NV.
MA ROrA
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N w desira hle
FriRidaire, TanEe;
a dults
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o.. -, 1923 G ST NV,
OHcLs !oVely rms, all with running water
newly decorated and fuTn'. innfr-sBrt :,
mattresses, Venetian blinds, shave
SHitLGhbd eleV.: single, S6. SO wkiy, u-
oouDIeS - 90 up ~
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GIRLS, colored t2), neat and intellige
want work in doctors Office or part-ti
work; refs. AID g51g
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DOGS. PETS. ETC.


PUPPIES for sale. reg. A. K. c.; cookers.
wires, Bedllnstcn terriers. Reasonable
wisconsin 1881 or write Box 515S, Be-
theSda Md.
WANTED-Good home for young male dog.
SIZE OF a collie, fine pal for boy: only dog
lovers need apply. Box 225-B, Star
CHOW black, female, pedigreed. 7 mos;
cheap. 17l3 r St NV. Dupont 1866
COOKERS, registered, pedigreed puppies;
large selection: reasonable Shepherd SAB.
80 Ridge ave, Sill Spr.
YOUR DOG CALLED FOR. given a sani-
tsry bath, removing all hess and returned
FOR 81. Bide-a-vee Pet Animal Hospital,
WO. 0224. Bethesda Branch, WI. 3O45.
POMERANIANS-Loyely pedigreed puppies
grown dogs; champion stock; champions at
stud. 1888 18th st. NV.
CHRISTMAS PUPPIES-Cockers. Scotties
Bostons wire-hair terriers: also boarding
HOLLYWOOD Kennels. WA. 1924
COOKERS, registered A. K. C., solid black
Hillside 0492-W I3s
WANTED-=Male toy bull must be house,
broken. Shepherd 165S-M
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RUFFCOTE KENNEL IREG

IDEAL GIFTS,
Pekingese. pedigreed stock, beauties. m and
f., mos.-1 yr.; wonderful dispositions; SIS
1919 VT ave. ME. T2O4. F. Oh. S3l -W-3
Evening star., 1940-12-13

Il. N W Jewish home
double rn1. S25; single
4th ST. co 2So3
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ROOMS UNEuRNISHEp
SUBURBAN PcSAS

~ + CONN: AvE-Lsrge front room :
ate $50 90. North 42II.
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BOOkS--Highest prices paid for pond
5ooks Bargain Book Shop. SOS 9th St
NV D1. 5GO1 open sun. and evenings
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PIANO latest model Wurlitzer spinet con-
sole type piano. only very slightly used
now for sale at substantially less han
the new prices. Easy terms. MA. 1923.
Jordan's. corner 18th and G SITS. OPEN
EVENINGS
Evening star., 1940-12-13

PIANO, latest model Knabe baby grand
slightly used, out like new; very special
at $50 less than the new price. An ex-
cepiional value. Ma. 4930 Kits. $50 G
st. middle Of the block OPEN EVENINGS.
PIANO-For the person who wants a
hne grand we have good selection of
used instruments that We are Offering
al reduced PRICES Such makes as Mason
4, Hanlin, Chickerins. Steinway and Bald l.
win. Easy terms New guarantee. Jor-
dams, corner 18th and G. SIS. OPEN
EVENINGS
Evening star., 1940-12-13

COW MANURE well -otted; 100 lbs, 75c;
dirt 100 lbs. soc: 500 lbs. 81 50; ton.
81 80. WI. 1851, or Glenhurst Dairy.
Bethesda. Md.
wELL-ROTTED COW MANuRE-Laree or
small lot; quality and quantity guaranteed.
Waters. WI. x195.
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CARROLL ARMS HOTEL
"THE MAURY y

It i9t ano sts. n-e.-Single rooms from
20; double rooms from sl2 per Ssek ~
the month Call Mr. Parrish. mgr ,oy
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2OIO WYOMING AVE NW-single ard
double rms, twin beds: attractiyely fur
nished; unlimited phone.
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ROOMS FURNISHED.

1904 NORTHAMPTON ST N.W-Room.
pvt. adult family; uni. phone; COW. transp.
NIandlnu
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FURNITURE-Contents of model home at
sensational savings; brand new living rrn..
din rm.. 3 bedrooms, chairs, tables, and
irons. desk, rugs, lamps, etc. 4437 x6th
NV. EN-. 1868. CInt. decorator.)
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

BOOKS-Highest prices maid for oood
books Bargsin Book Shop. sos 9th I0SD St
NV d. ''o7' Open Sun. and evenings.
CONDITION and reGsonsble. Te!epsone Be,
~ya 3"ti-J after q p.m.
CLoTHING-HIGHEsT PRICES paid for
IT, fIds 4t6 9ssd 81 fi'iaIrs n2tD a WI p.H
COINS U, S. colo pieces all dates al
aen1mlnauons highest prices paid. Z. o
Likens. 924 5th 81 NV
FURNITURE rugs household goods etc
poSitiveiy highest prices, also ole moy-
any time. Lincoln 54ss ~
FURNITURE-.All household goods rugs
prompt stenton Re hshs ass cash pIia.s
FURNITURE, brle-a-brac. china. glassware
rugs, sllYerVare paintings; highest cash
prices paid Call Murray. Tay!or 1888.
PURNITURE-Wan TO purchase some useo
eiectric refrigerators and piano. Call eve
hIhes aiter Z. Metropolitan 5255.
ff9RMruRE fITRiSIIs IL russ household goods, once
Bctore Selling cali Il 5ss6 ssi any Rfnd time F1fg's
SSEFicE AND HOUSEHOLD furniture. rugs
pprlc,s.orac pay cash Call DU. O5I3
Evenings after 8. Randolph 30s7 del5.
ably 0rcad aefd cs caP1FRfn, MebsanD HD5sa ss5
PiiANo-Private party interested in pur-
chaslng baby grand Of well-knogn make
NaInul case; preferably Queen Anne pc
Star.
ALL OLD GOLD. silver and diamonds
wanted for manufacturing highest prices
pa.d. OPPENHEIMER. a03 st NV
TTfHRDPPETNS TfR PIsTfSirX YOUR sr 2ED S@oLD- @ sIL; M
JEWELRY WE PAY CASH
A KAHN INC. As YEARS AT 935 r
A BETTER PRICE PAID for old gold. plat
mum levelry. diamonds. watches and
diamond watch cases. condition uninpor-
tant' as We use same in our mfg depart
NEW YORK JEWELRY CO,
~ 7th ST NW
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BABY CHICKS.
FARM & GARDEN.

BARRED ROCKS. R. I Reds 80 pei
100. Conkey's Y-O feeds James Feec
Store. 6l9 < st: NV. Metropolitan 0OS9
Evening star., 1940-12-13

4sol CONN. AVE working girls n
snare nicely furnished double room Home
PriYAegeS, meals a day Maid service,
EN-. 31SS between g. o m N
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SITUATIONS MEN G. WoMEN
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

COUPLE, coored, competent wish posi-
tlon as experienced cook. chauffeur and
butler very good references North 9lS1
Evening star., 1940-12-13
LAFAYETTE HOTEL,

Ibth snd Eye SIS. n.w.-Roons with pa-h
T9ek NHe r1oIo ,oI foF person from SI4 pef
Tseh. LOT - from sS PEI week each, ~
ine month. Call Mr.. WILLS, mar. for
inspection. District 1910 +"'
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SALESMAN.

SALESMAN, to call upon and sell the
medical profession, established territory.
Must own car. jenkins Laboratories Inc,
Auburn. N. Y. 15'
Evening star., 1940-12-13

81 SHEPHERD ST. N.W-Lovely front
I'M IN pYt nome; eXpr. buses: good food;
seht!enlen; s:t0-sf0. After $50. ia 1885.
1881 CALVERT ST. N.W-Double S32 so;
siinsle; 500. home privileges: lunch in
c!ude0; conv. to TRANSPORTATION
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CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.

PONIES thoroughly broke 3-yr. .-old,
also baby Shetland pinto; raise with your
child: car. harness. CH. 0774.
RIDING. WORK HORSES. ponies, saddles
brides. blankets harness. wagons. buggies;
bull puppies. Rear 136 18th ST. sc.
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5325 1eth ST. Nw.-Doub1e ,ro1t -
tWln BEDS adj. bath; also master helm
win shower fine food. well served
BEST MEALS, cheerful rooms. exc,,I=7.
ntelsiloorAood' cony; stores. thester rapid
Wis. and w WO a7OS -" -'-'
Evening star., 1940-12-13

DOWNIOWN, 1919 18th st. n-v.-D7-
GSIrsoIe vacancies Good food Ba serer-t.
| Geht!emen. Share room for LADY
$50 CATHEDRAL AVE NW-Vacs~cv
IoE young lady the 18th. Hone-cooks1
mtals. Columbia h2n- -0eNN4
Evening star., 1940-12-13

You Can Pass the
ACCOUNTING AND AUDITING EXAM
If You Attend D.. NewSomS
Special Review Class Beginning
Dec. Il at 40. Enroll NOW. s. Mo
Glass Limi. ed to Fewer Tnar 80.
Dr.. w. L. Newsom LII B. c p A.,
110l Vermont Ave NV. Me. 4H41. IA
Evening star., 1940-12-13
INSTRUCTION COURSES,

TELEPHONE COURSE, easy, short, very
interesting; typing FREE with course; new
class this week, register EARLY CAPITAL
P. B. X. School. 1871 C. Ma. 2117.
Evening star., 1940-12-13

AUTO DRIVING taught by experts; easy
pslkinr a speciality: dual controlled cars
Mo Va and D. c Easy Method Driving
School. Randolph 1884 or Randolph s397
Evening star., 1940-12-13

2O09 QUE ST. NW-Furn double room,
twln DeaS, semi-pYt. bath: most conv. TO
Evening star., 1940-12-13

I5s2 I6th ST. E,W-BeautifulIy furnished
telephones showers: excellent board IS
SIP IN NW;--BeautifuI rm, suitable f~-
= nsth soj-' delicious meals; moderr J-y-
lsh family. Georgia 3S94
Evening star., 1940-12-13

PIANOS-We have brand-new full key
board spinets and apartment uprights
made TO sell for S265 that We have on sale
at only Sl99. Very easy terms: your old
piano as down payment. Buy at the Piano
Shop and save. 1915 9TH ST Nv Repub-
lie 1900. OPEN EVENINGS We are ex-
elusive local agents for Cable-Nelson and
Everett pianos
Evening star., 1940-12-13
1906 18th ST. NV.
THE VIVIAN

opposite shower bath. SI4 month for se,1
sIeIlSh asIl5h. n. oll neat. unllm. phone h. q:
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-05
TODAYS SPORT PARADE

while Cecil is a fine passer he is
not the best in the business. And
besides, 1 have seen Hutson catch
passes SO badly thrown they must
have been intended for players in
a neighboring football game.
I asked him if it were true that
his hands were the secret of his
success. I remember the coach of
the New York Giants, Steve Owen,
telling me that it was HutSon'S
trick of not reaching for the ball
until the very last moment-and
then reaching for it with cat
like stab-that enabled him to de-
ceive defenders.
THAT helps" Huston said. You
see, if you run along with your
hands up you lose your balance,
and when you lose your balance
you lose your speed. / don't raise my
hands until I'm ready to go for it,
because your hands don't do any
thing but hinder you until you grab
that pigskin. I try not TO keep look
ing back at the ball as it comes
toward me, but time my turn with
its arrival"
Now we were getting somewhere.
That's the stuff of which football
geniuses are made. Tremendous
ouickness, tremendous timing, and
superb eyesight. But what about
the cunning and deceit that enables
him to often elude two, three and
sometimes four enemy defenders?
"I reckon that's just matter of
running fast and cutting quick, "
Hutson said. i've done the hun
dred in O:9.3 and that helps"
Could he still 90 that fast after
five and half years in pro foot
ball?
II haven't timed myself in a long
time, but l don't feel any slower
than did in college.
Now that we all know exactly
how Hutson has become the great
est pass receiver in football, let
lis all leave our hum-drum jobs,
dash out to Green Bay and get his
Job away from him-there's moth
ing to it. .a..-
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-05

completed in the toughest league
of them all-the professionals. A
halfback at Georgetown, he was
shifted to quarterback when he
joined the New York Giants and
turned into a brilliant field general
as well as a great back. In 1881 he
left the Giants to become backfield
coach at Holy Cross, but returned
to he Giants in 1882
He left in mid-season for his
present post at Georgetown, and
the going was rough for while.
In 1888 Georgetown won only
one game and the record was in
different until 1886 when Hagerty's
boys won six, tied one and lost
two. The following year they won
two, tied two and lost four, but
that was the turning point.
They dropped the last game OF
the 1887 season to Maryland, IL to
2, and since then nobody has beat
en- them. A 13 to 13 tie with Syra-
cuSe in 1899 is the only speck on
an otherwise perfect record.
Last week Georgetown defeated
Syracuse % to 6. So far this year
Georgetown has yielded only 21
points in six games.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-05
L. A. PRODUCE

Los ANGELES, Nov. 5. (UPl -
Trading was slow party account of
election. Tomatoes and corn were
slightly stronger. Peas and lettuce
firmer; beans and squash dull to
slightly weaker; peppers firm; other
commodities generally unchanged.
Asparagus: Imperial Ex select
S5.75; Select $3.50, Elk fancy $3.50;
Fancy $2.75; Suecial s2.25.
Bunched vegetables: Beets 3O-35c.
Carrots 35-50c. Celery root 6O-70c.
Dixon 35-60c. Green onions S1.50-
S175. Leeks 75-90c. Mustard 25-30c,
0-4-36 40-5Oc. Radishes 40-6Oc. Mint
and watercress 25-30c. Oyster plant
35-40c.
Cantaloupes: HB's standard 24s-
27s S1O0-1.25: 36s 75-90c; 45s So
soc. Imperial Jumbo 24s-27s $500
s225; standard 45s $1.25; Pony 45s
75S1.00.
Lettuce: Guadalupe and Santa
Maria As s1.4O-1.50; SIS 90-S1.15;
Lompoc As S1.35-1.65; Pismo As S1.25
-1.50. SIS S1.00; Oxnard 4s-5s So
S1.0O; local loose 20-4Oc.
Squash: White summer local and
San Diego 65-90c. Imperial, Goa
ehella G5-90c, Flats 50-65c, local
75c. Italian locan and San Diego
90-S1.15; Imperial and Coachella
Luis Obispo S125; Yellow croock-
neck Coachella S1.0O-1.25; local $1.00
Lib; cream 50-6Oc. Banana liz c.
Hubbar IL -1hc.
Tomatoes: stones 4x5 rs S5. 5x5
IS 90c. ex6s 6O-65c; san Diego co.
4x5c 75c, 5x5s s5e, 6xe e0-75e. Santa
Maria 5x5s $500. Santa Barbara
5x5s 75-sOc; WatsonVilie 5x5s $t.00-
1.IO: san Luis Obispo 4x5s 75-100;
81 n. 6XG In
81 90: stems local and Santa Bar
bara 2 layer 5xs 75x90c, 3 layer
ex6 soc. Arroy9 Grande 5x5 $1.15-
I25
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-05
Michigan Minnesota Tilt
Mov Crown Natl Champ
Big Ten Leaders
Clash in Weeks
Important Game

CHICAGO, NOV. D. \Ot }
Whoever quaffs the VIC
tory wine from the little
brown Jug Saturday is we'll
on the way to the Big Ten
and mythical national football
championship.
For Michigan, with Tommy Har-
mon the terrible, is unbeaten, un-
tied and ready to match anything
Minnesotas hammering reverses
can offer.
The little brown jug has gone
to the victor in Minnesota-M Michigan
games since the days of the flying
wedge and there never was more
important duel for its possession.
The two are the only perfect rec
ord teams left in the Big Ten. Each
has the power to continue unde-
feated. giving the western confer
ence its first claimant to national
honors since MinnesotaS long reign
ended suddenly in the midst OF the
1886 season.
In this series. as in many an
other historic rivalry, past per-
formanceS don't mean a thing. For
the sake of the record: Michigan
has the edge in speed and Harmon.
Minnesota has the weight and man.
power, has played tougher oppo-
nentS.
Both should be prepared mental
ly. For three years, every team on
MichiganS schedule has been keyed
to stop Harmon. Michigan is point
ing for a team it hasn't beaten
since 1882, a team that twice has
manacled Harmon.
Despite its one point defeat by
Minnesota, Is to II, Northwestern
still has high hopes of cashing in
on that six game conference sched-
ule. The Wildcats showed surpris-
ing power against Minnesota's
heavier line and expect to dispose
of Illinois this week. They meet
Michigan the following week.
Ohio State, which climbed into
a fourth place tie with Wisconsin
by drubbing Indiana, q to 6, has
an off day this week. Wisconsin,
last in the standings in 1889, now
has won two in a row in fourth
period rallies and heads for an
intersectional game at Columbia.
Purdue, which continued the get
even with Iowa. campaign begun
by. Indiana and Minnesota, travels
to Fordham, Iowa plays at Nebras-
ka, and Michigan State invades
Indiana.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-05
BY HENRY McLEMORE-

CHICAGO, Nov. 5. (UP)-Youd
never take the man for a genius
Just to look at him.
He hasn't any of the standard
genius equipment, such as a sheep
dog haircut, big forehead and big
ger glasses. firecracker tempera-
ment, or love of seclusion and peace
He's six feet one, weighs 180 is
trim as a sail, has a wife and a
two-year-old baby girl, blond, curly
hair, a southern draWl two taped
ribs and a bruised shoulder.
This genius's name is Don HutSon,
and he's football genius.
He plays end for the Green Bay
packers in the pro league and there
never has been one like him. Foot
balls been going on for long time,
but until Hutson came out Of Ar
kansas on a slow train five years
ago to burn up the league, no one
had made the catching of a forward
pass an art.
During his time with the Packers
he has made more records than the
Victory company, and gained
enough yards to carry him to Key
West had he always run in a
straight line. He is the most feared
man in the league, and when the
Packers are on offenSe, and Don
goes down the fieldd, two, not one,
defenders trail him.
l met this genius today while
was on the way TO stuff ballot box
If John Quincy Adams doesn't win
I've wasted my time) and had a
talk with him. He still was bit
shaky from the beating he took
from the Chicago Bears here on
Sunday. but obligingly tried TO an
swer the questions / asked him
concerning his amazing ability.
His answers weren't very illum-
mating because he simply doesn't
know how he, Don Hutson of Pine
Bluff, became the greatest pass re-
ceiver in the world
Maybe it's because I have Cecil
IsbelI 10 throw TO me- he sug-
gested.
I threw this one out, because