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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-20

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Babe s Grandmother
Dies in California

ALAMEDA. Cal.-Funeral serv-
ices were held today for Mrs
Emily Hollingberry. 90. grand
mother of Orin Babe Hollingbery
of Washington State college. and
an Alameda resident for SIS years.
Also surviving are two sons,
William r. Hollingbery, father of
the coach. and Frank Hollingbery.
an undersherin Of San Francisco
county.
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Pacific Match girls won
points from Llttl. Paris Beauty
girls Sunday evening. Bessie
Trowbrldge. a member u the Pa
ciflc Match team. showed the
way. z01. iss and lse for 81
total
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Troians on Blackboard

los ANbkLt--An injury
r18died Trojan football team con
fined It's drills today % ealisihsnlcs
and blackboard talks UsC mas
two weeks 20 prepare for IL next
game with it, traditional rivals.
the UcLA Bruins
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W. /. 8. LEAGUE

The w. L. s. league on the late
shift did we'll in their matches last
night at the Coliseum. A. Kre..-
vich Of the Kenmore team rolled
the high three game series Of 515.
High single. 20i. was bowled by
Kreseyieh OF the Kenmore team.
The Master MIX team had a single
game Of 772 10 lead the teams.
and also had series Of 2024.
Results Of the matches. Cold
spot 3. Best Made /: Cross Coun-
try 3. Commander /. Master Mix
3 and Kenmor,
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No Badminion

There will be no badminton to-
night at the Lincoln high gym in
the adult recreation classes
Thanksgiving week vacation for
everybody.
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PARK HOOP GAMES TONIGHT

p. m. Central Lutheran VS.
Fuller Paint at Bellarmine.
p. m. Manitou vs.. Falkland
Trinity Lutheran at T. L. c.
p. m. knapp's VS.. Keator
Chapter DeMolay at Bellarmine.
Q p. m, Clan Gordons VS.. Ia
coma Chapter DeMolay at Bellar-
mine.
All the boys division games
have been cancelled for tomorrow
night.
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Sumner Offers
Six-Man Stunt
For Game Here

Summers crack six man foot
ball team coached by Stub
Jones wants To show Tacoma
what the new sport looks like.
The valley stars are willing
To stage IL minute exhibition
between halls "a an added at
traction for the big Gonzaga
VS.. Pacific Lutheran game In
the stadium Friday night, Nov.
20.
The Tacoma committee IL
considering the offer.
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pIDU eo.sh fsn tlnsou sssd
h~f~ to-day tn.s the annual f5fs
h~napss nnnossrx the rffs frsfe
nah fsam wouid ~ hssd Saturday
night Detail. Ard program viii
~ announced Istsf thss ~eeh.
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FREE TINE LEAGUE

-Four newly organized teams Of
the Womens Free Time league
rolled their first regular session at
the Coliseum yesterday. Connie.
Beauty Shop took three points
from the Westernites with seva
Bale, leading with at and a 1911
single game
Dorothy Miller of the We.-
ternites VA. high with q sss
and Isl single zsm~s. Mrs.
koshler rolled 15s In her
second game, and Mrs. La
Grippa a 1873.
Fios Beauty shop tooE three
from the S. r. " team with A.
Hansen leading With a 3s2 series
and If2 single game. Mrs. Fors-
berg Of the 8. r. W. team WAS
high with 334 series and l25
single game
seya Bales VAS elected presi-
dent, Ann Hansen, vice presldent.
and Pat Burnett. seeretary-tress-
urer The women voted To JON
the " l.. r E
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KAY ST. MERCHANTS

flsy MOT alleys
johnson Candy Co. 2547 "a:
Pioneer Market. 1920 IL. High
game. Al klapstein. 22i. series. Al
klapstein. s6s
Fir Ridge Guernsey Dairy. 24s4
IL. peterman Of Tacoma. 24Tp
ts1. High game. Mshoney. 1877.
series. Mahoney 5f0
Pine Cafe. 1854 "a: HIM Flor
ist. 27is 81. High game. Ben
spadsfore, asa. series. Dick Greco.
61p.
Meyer Drug Co. 2s73 IL: Hans
johnson Dept. Store. 7t02 81.
High game. Mykland. 7ss. series.
Mykland. 565.
Balls Ben Franklin Store. 26i7
~. Flash Poster and Johnnys
Tavern to1. High game. ousley.
FOG. series. Jack Hadland.
Washington Hand Laundry. 1924
~: Kay ST Club IL. 243l. High
game. Fred T.nneson. 100. series.
H. Longen.
k-Sino club. 245o f2T: Craig a
Sons Hardware. High game. r.
Buckley. 1871: series. r.. Craig. 53i
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TURKEY TOURNEY

The Coliseum announces tur-
key tournament from soven Der
Is 10 81. inclusive A trophy also
Will be given for the first place
winner.
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West End "a ISIS. The spot
IL 22ss. Mill Rae high s6s.
Cansles al 1854. The Loop III
1887. Walt Hudson high. 49,
Casey's al 25Os. Pine st. ID
1884. Hal Yotaw high. Asp.
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RUsToS COMPETITION

In a special match al IN. Colt
scum alleys the Big Bad Vol
team q the Coliseum defeated the
Bad Wolf team u Ruzfon. z475
to 1876. II vas the Ruston boys
first start on the Coliseum alleys
and they Jared badly Neither
team seemed TO BE- able 70 get
going.
After the match Garrison q the
losers challenged Mcintyre q the
winners N thres-gsnne contest
The going got hotter in this match.
with Mcintyre shooting 1so 7i0
and 1877. with $50 total, defeating
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NV YORK Ethan Aliens
new National league movie 10 now
in IN. cutting and trimming stage.
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SO. TACOMA MERCHANTS
Hi-Way alleys

hi-HaY hleYts
n. W. weiders Supply. 1898 81 !.
Jensen Fuel. 1864 IL. High game.
Demarist. iali high series. Dem.
artist. tes
EkmAn Texaeo. 1904 IA, Jor-
dan Bread. 2ts7 IA. High game.
strelitzer. ia2. high series. strei-
itzer. 535.
Gene a Bill Shell. 7s4a Ill
Club Tavern. 1886 81. High game,
l.. Furseth. 1919. high series. l..
Furseth, $50
Electric City. 2t2z IL. Airport
Cigar. 1926 ~. High game.
Hines 1T. high series. Hines. 40
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Handicap -. = u IA -
naiai. z...... - 90 go assa
Bob FriesrK. Broadway Sport
Center pm star. set tse new hosl-
ing records for ths ssaSon in the
matches q The Industrial league
N the Broadway alleys Monday
night. turning IN = sA2 total fer
record THREE game mark and
rolling 2s7 for 4 new high single
score.
The sport oenter team.
league leader. Vas brilliant IN
last nights PLAY "a IL took
four points from Totem
stores 10 hiring II. record 20
s. points aon and only Lost.
The tram rolled sses for the
high total of the evening.
missing the season high In the
Industrial league hs one pin.
Turf Smoke Shop ladies kept
pace with the league leaders,
though 10 points behind. by win
ming four marks from Bert's Mems
Wear. with Mae Knight shooting
SOS for the best individual total
Of the match.
BETTY Snyder rolled the
highest score Of the women
boalers of the league with
EOS, 1863 and 1877. for . So
total. and led her team. ssfh
Street Boosters, In an esen IN
garement with Broadws, Al
le,>. Dorothy Dali, turned In
nice sos for the boosters.
Gas company won the first two
games from Wheeler osgood and
then tied for the third. but also
won the final point In the extra
frame which was rolled TO deter
mine the winner. Doug Topping
was coed lead-off man for the
Gasros with $50.
l.. Sabutis rolled 547 10 lead
Tacoma Towel Supply In
four-point win over RAY Print
ers. HI. ramea WIRE liz. 100
and EOS.
hallon Motors roared in high
speed in the matches Of the
Knights Of Columbus league on the
Broadway. increasing their lead by
taking four points from Fuel OIL
Service. The Mallons rolled 2466
to win the weekly cash prize for
high team total in The Casey cir
cult. Center Street Service won
three from Pat 4 Mikes and
Frank Fox Tires won three from
Farm Maid Ice Cream.
Many of the Casey scores were
below average but Charley Town
bee stood out brightly with a nice
$40 total for Center Street Service.
His games were 1856. It's and 706.
EAGLES LEAGUE
At the Coliseum last night the
four leading Eagles teams fought
10 take undisputed first place.
Merrick and Race took the lead.
Eagles No 2 won ; from Ham
mond Electric Ladies' Toksiad
Furnace won from Lsmines and
herrick and Race took from
Mecca restaurant.
Results of the other matches.
Berg's Tavern I. seldon's o. Golden
Ar. 7. Teds Place 3. Turf Smoke
Shop l. Eagles No. l B
Mccormick 5s5, and Fred Wah-
Ter. shot a single of 22s.
Mccormick led the women. 4s3
series and rolled a 10 In the third
game.
The Vienna Cabaret team
boasted OF aea single gam. while
the Merriek and Rae. team rolled
2e45 series.
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SMITH AVENUE CENTER

The Sixth Avenue Business
Nomens league Set away 10 a
fine start Monday with crum-
hling's taking } points 10 Rnrpees
l. and the Sixth Avenu. Salon he
Reaute taking } points 10 fer
stutsmanx Drug team Helen
Nsrtineau Of the Salon DE Heauie
team had high score with Isl
single and 49, total. EulA Nick
of Rurpee's picked up e-7slo
split. The league named the fol-
lowing officers President. Helen
Martineau. wee president. Marian
Borgioli. secretary. Mrs Jack
Mcintyre Bowling will be zach
Monday night at SIS
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Puget Sound And Pierce County Leagues AHtar Teams Selected
Hitting the OF Head Pin

Garrison four Pms Gsrrisnn III
-. les Ard 1T - 49, tetsl
A return match MI - rlayst .ecn
At ne Rusten Recreation
Lee Garrison. secretary q ira
Rusien Class A league. slse issued
IN invitation Il sems II TIE t.
coma hig gun. Il invade the Rus
ton drives against = picked Rustnn
tram. which invitation vss inms=
diateiy taken p ~ Fred Waller.
and H. LeftNich So Rustea
Recreation patrons should see
some pretty classy bowling en
their drives before - vsry lanr.
HAN AND f..s
Ham and fEg league PLAY Nor
alleys nsll - 2sss v ssntreek
90 2s7l. wiiheridge ~ 7Toa v.
Porter lforfsin stemr IL 2seT
"a Lucier - 21sa
Lusler 772e. high team .sris.
NJ witherldEe 200. hiEh single
gsme mem. Nick soereo So.
high individual series tmenl. Mrs.
Frances Lusier Ia hlgh single
game women. Nh, Frances
Luser AL. high individual series
lunmen1.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-14
TODAYS SPORT PARADE

helped me cure that fault. In fact,
as time went on I became a better
curve ball hitter than anything else
Stock told me to have the pitchers
throw me nothing but curve balls
in batting practice and finally the
knack of hitting a breaking curve
came to me almost overnight
The most valuable player award
is the second honor bestowed on
Mccormick this season. The fans
of Cincinnati picked him as the
Reds most popular player in coil
test during the season.
Mccormick cleared up some of
the mystery surrounding the screwy
play in the seventh inning of the
final world series game in which
he scored the tying run while Dick
Bartell, Tigers shortstop, held the
ball behind the pitchers box.
"Bartell received a lot of unjust
criticism on that play" Mccormick
said. when Ripple hit the ball
to right field, tagged up at second,
thinking maybe Campbell might
catch it. When / saw he couldn't
get it, ran to third and made the
turn for home. slowed up about
a quarter of the way home to size
up the play. saw Bartell SCOOP
up the ball with his gloved hand
and was sure he couldn't get me
at the plate.
L started for home because I
knew Bartell was veteran ball
player playing the percentages
and would concentrate on holding
Ripple, the winning and important
run, at second. If I'd ever thought
Bartell could have nailed me at the
plate I wouldn't have continued
home. Many people forget one
thing, and that's that he was in
no position to throw. He would have
had to turn around and the odds
were against him doing that ana
making the perfect throw necessary
to even make close play on me-
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-14
BENCHW
by Burdette Kline
--Pos&-press Sports Edi+or-
Sports Editor

ke's bows take another meeting and
the alumni starts to growl again.
Northwestern over Michigan -
Minnesota took a lot out of Har-
mon and Co.
Minnesota over Purdue-The ma
tion's best wins again.
Kansas State ever Iowa State
Hobbs Adams can look up again.
Notre Dine over Iow&-The Irish
show how good they are in this
one.
Indiana over Wisconsin - The
Hcosiers made a believer out of this
columnist last week.
Missouri over Oklahoms-as close
as a Scotsman's purse.
Auburn over Louisiana State
The Tigers have lost their claws.
Alabama over Georgia Tech
Easy does it.
Duke over North Carolina-But
watch for relapse.
Tennessee over Virginia-two soft
spots in row.
Texas Aggies over Rice-One OF
the nations best games.
Texas over TCU-28 to 0.
Tulane over Georgia-Richmond
will love this one.
Montana over S. D. Marines-A
winning streak goes blooey.
Texas Tech over Wake Forest
The Technicians have improved.
Hardin Simmons over Catholic by
l4-l2.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-14
l.. A. PRODUCE

LOS ANGELES, Nov. IA. tUP) =
Supplies continued monerate o
liberal with demand and trading
slow to moderate.
ASPARAGUS: Imperial select 4.5O.
ex fancy $50, fancy 2.75.
Bunched vegetables: Beets 3O-4Oc
Carrots 40-50e.
Cueumbers: imperial 75-90c. No. ?
3b-50e. Local 1.00-115; Lagu
Beach and San Diego 1.25- 135.
Lettuce: Guadalupe and santa
Maia As 1.OO-1.25; 5s s5-1.00; Lom-
poc Is 1.25-1.5O: 5s 1.00-115. Arroyo
Grande As 125-L35; SIS 100
Squash: White summer local and
san Diego 65-75e. Coachella 75.s5c.
Imperial crates 65-75c. Flats 6O-65.
italian 1.00-1.15; Pismo-0ee Lou
LIS. Imperial Gratis S5-90e. Tugs
1.0O-115: yellow crookneck Goa
chella local and san Diego 1.25-l 30.
Cream local 50-55c. Banana LA
cents. Hubbard IL IL cents.
Tomatoes. Stones AXIS l.OO-i.lo
5x5 1.0O-1.25. 6x6 1890. san Diego
4x5 1.0O-1.25. 5x5 L00-1.25, 6x6 s5-
LOO. San Luis Obispo 4x5 ll5-l.Zo'
5x5 1.25-1.40, 6x6 s5-1.00. santa
Maria 5x5 1.25-135. 6xG s0-1,O0.
stems local and Sandiego aha
santa Barbaray layer 5x6s and
larger 1.00-1.10, layer. 5N5 1.35-l.5o
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-14
BY GEORGE KIRKSEY
Pinch hitting for ii. McLemOrel J

NEW YORK, Nov. II. (UPD-
Frank Mccormick. glancing at the
rain outside, unused that a bali
player has a pretty soft life. The
big Cincinnati Reds first baseman
was named the National leagues
most valuable player yesterday.
I'm grateful for that honor"
Mccormick said, but I can't help
but think of the year 1885. 1t was
almost tragic for me. But baseball
is a game where a fellow can get
a fresh start overnight, and, after
putting in one of the worst. years
any rookie ever did in 1885, was
regular in the majors two years
later.
And now, after three years with
the Reds, I get an honor most ball
players strive throughout their
careers for and never reach. And
now that I have it find it anus
ing to think about the time they
told me after tryout to forget
baseball and go back to my job as
shipping clerk. Later I bounced
from Toronto to Fort Worth 10
Nashville to Dayton and then to
Decatur in that sad year of 1885. No
body wanted me and didn't blame
them. I was lousy. No other word
can describe it. But I had faith
in my ability and kept telling my
self, wait till next year and you
can start off fresh again"
Mccormick made good the next
year with Durham, advanced to
Syracuse in 1887 and made good
with the Reds in 1888 despite the
fact that everywhere he went he
was tagged with the curse. "he
can't hit a curve ball"
"It's true that when I first start
ed playing organized baseball
couldn't hit a curve ball." McCor-
mick recalled. But I got tip from
Milton Stock, who was my first
manager at Beckley, w. Va, that
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-14
wrigIey Seeks
New MANAGER

CHICAGO. Nov. IA. (UP)-Phil K.
Wrigley. owner of the Chicago
Cubs, started at the top today in
a long-range plan TO rebuild his
crumbling baseball organization. He
sought a manager to replace Charles
Leo (Gabby) Hartnett and a presi-
dent to succeed himself.
Wrigley said he IS considering
several men as Hartnett's successor
but mentioned no names because
his first choices for the Job are
under contract to other clubs.
Jimmy Wilson of the CINCINNATI
Reds and Bill Meyer, manager of
Kansas City's American Associa-
ton club, have been identified with
Cub rumors the last few weeks.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-14

inherits bitter alumni, and luke
warm player material. Despite these
handicaps. Clark Shaughnessy OF
Stanford. jess Nicely of Rice. Frank
Howard of Clemson and Norman
Strader of St. Mary's of California
have salvaged sad situations.
Shaughnessy and his Stanford
team. unbeaten and united in seven
games, dominate the entire group.
Last year both Shaughnessy and
Stanford were in the doldrums. At
Chicago, his team lost six out OF
eight and the school withdrew
from intercollegiate football.
Slow speaking, quick thinking
Jess Nicely left a great record be-
hind at Clemson to succeed Jimmy
Kits at Rice. Building on foun-
dation of 81 lettermen, Nicely has
driven his team to five victories in
six starts.
Alabama Graduate Frank How
ard at Clemson and Norman Red
Strader at St Mary's have pulled
their elevens through to five wins
in seven starts this year.
Ray Morrison at Temple has won
four and lost three while Bill Kern
at West Virginia and Tom Leib at
Florida are on the fence as far as
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-14
l.. 4. LIVESTOCK

Los ANGELES. Nov. n. UP) =
Hogs 900, asking steady to strong,
bulk of medium to choice 165-230
lb. 7-7.35. top 40: off weights $50
CTS. packing soWs 4.75-5.O0, good
TO choice held higher.
Cattle 1900, generally steady, med
ium 1925 lb fed steers SIS. some
held higher; Mexican steers l.
7.25, yearling stocker steers $50,
fed heifers S.40-9. cows 6-6.75. few
Ito. Gamers and cutters $3.50
Bulls 6.25-7. Odd head to 7.75. Calves
450, very little done, undertone a
bout steady.
Sheen 300. about STEADY, load med
ium to goo 81 pound short wooled
lambs SEQ. few 8. good to choice
lambs quoted to $50. few medium
10 good 112 lb ewes 4.75.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-14
Schedule Matches
BrawIey. Vikings;
Central. Imperial

Ell Centre and Imperial nlsn
school football teams and brawie!
and Holtyille grid squads wound up
training sessions Thursday In prep
aration for league games FRIDAY
night in Imperial and Brawley' put
| the bulk of valley football tans
marked time for more important
games to come.
Most important game in the M
mediate future as far as footpail
fans were concerned was the
THANKSGIVING day meeting between
Calexico and El Centro high schools'
the game which may determine the
league championship. Second IN I'M
portance was ranked the final meet
ing of Brawley and CaleXlco, an
other game which may turn out 10
have an important bearing on the
crowning of the league champion
There was one group of fans VINO
were more interested in a game
to be played this Friday. however,
and that was the Imperial football
supporters who regard the FL Cen
tro contest as the most important
home game of the season.
Imperial is yet to win a ball game
this season but there is a feeling
in Imperial that the Tigers are
about due to win one and most
Tiger rooters hope to take the
league leading Spartans into camp
The Tigers have been working
on pass offense and defense all
week in preparation for Friday
nights game and plan to open up
with a "all-or-nothing" attack for
the first time this season. Danskln,
King, Nakazona and Gardner will
lead the attack.
Pitted against Imperial will be
a fighting El Centre team which
has staged a remarkable comeback
after a 60 defeat in the league
opener at Brawley and Coach Raj
eigh Holt will send a tested back
field of Oswalt. Morgan. Patterson
and Robertson into the contest. Osa,
Thanner, Conky. Longacre. Console.
Fabares and Gary will get starting
assignments on the line.
Up in Brawley, Coach Sheldon
Loughborough's Wildcats will at
tempt to stay in the league running
with a triumph over the usually
Holtville Vikings, who are
fired up for this one, according
to the mesa city observers.
Brawley will again depend upon
the running of John Williams and
the running and passing of Martin
Navarro for victory.
Brawley defeated Holtville, 10,
in the first meeting between the
two ball clubs.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-14
More Selections

Guessing the winners of the
wrek's football games:
- FL Centre over Imperial - The
nrsitv scores twice in the first half
Ind lets the. reserves finish the
Parne
Braw.av over Holtville-Easy un-
hess Ho3tville shows a new spark.
Calcxico over Grossmont-A good
valley league school beats similar
Nitro loon opponent.
Stanford over Oregon State
8l11uI IEInessy's Houdini stuff brings
holne another victory.
Washington over Southern Cali
forhia-Troy continues to bog down.
OREGON over Californian the
upset OF the week.
Arlington State ever UCLA-
Ihis looks like the year the Bruins
VIII use them all.
8u1lon College over Georgetown
The end of long winning streak.
Navy over Columbia-The sailors
vEor out the Lions.
Cornell over Dartmouth = Even
Currier comedies this one.
Penn over Army-By two touch
downs.
Nebraska over Pittsburgh-Power
does il.
Princeton over Yale The Ellis
haven't much this year
Syracuse over Colgate-A close
one.
Ohio State over Illinois-Zupp-
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-14
Baugh On Way
Tokew Record

NEW YORK. Nov. Il. (UP)-
Sammy Baugh. the washington
Redskins potent passer, set a new
one-game record of 81 compilations
Sunday and is nearing the National
league season mark in completions,
yards gained and efficiency, statis-
tics revealed today.
The race for individual honors in
the league in toss-up in every de-
partment but Baugh's. He has COM
pleted 81 out of 140 passes for 1.208
yards and II touchdowns. His eff
cheney is 65 per cent.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-14
Portland Club
Put on Block

HOLLYWOOD, Nov. IA. up
Ollie Schefter. business manager of
the ailing Portland club of the Pa
cific Coast baseball league, said
today the club is for sale IF the
price is right"
Scheft made the announcement as
the league directors began the final
session of their annual meeting. He
refused to indicate what price
would be considered.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-14
MARKET QUOTATIONS
NEW YORK STOCKS

NEW YORK. Nov. L. UP) =
Strength in special issues featured
IN irregular stock market today.
Trading was below the recent pace.
but exceeded a million hsares.
Featuring business news was an
nouncement OF 20 per cent ex-
pansion program in ingot capacity
for Tennessee Coal, Iron and RAN
road company, a United States Steel
corporation subsidiary.
Dow Jones preliminary closinG
stock averages: Industrial 1861
off so; Rail 30.12 off .0s: utility
2167 off .01; and 65 stocks 40 OF
%.
stock sales approximated 1870
600 shares against 1.450,00O yester-
day Curb stock sales were sZ,oOu
shares compared with 235.000 in
the previous session.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-14
Turkey Stakes
Set at BWCC

A turkey sweepstakes is planned
at the Barbara Worth country club
Saturday and Sunday, according To
Johnny Turnac, club professional.
A sweepstakes for all players will
be held Saturday, Turnac said, q
blind bogey for men Sunday morn
ing and a nine-hole blind bogey
for women in the afternoon. Tur-
keys will be awarded as prizes.