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Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-15
Sports Shots


Bigboy HoguC former amateur
welterweieht champion OF The
United States ana loser IN Only one
bout since lie turned professional
will lace jimmy CASINO IN San
Diego FRIDAY night . Casino W!ll
be a stuff ties, Tor the Jacumba
twin Hc beat a fighter who
beat fighter that whipped Thomp-
son =. Thompson kaNoed Hoeue
So II might be that Hogue Will
be tagged with ms second defeat
since turning pro on FRIDAY night.
Thomp>on. according 10 LINN
Platner nOWeye. naS turned down
a rematch with tie tW.n
Laddle Wlllouehby. Tie hand
some golfer from down CaleNlcO
way. Will go after his second let
tuce championship crown d; BraW-
ley this week Laddle Is ready
for this tournament and mas
groomed his game for the past two
weeks Laddle. WHO can't be
more than 25 Is already worrying
about growing old and VOWS
he must Wiz tins one before the
man with the scylhe catches h!m .
Another serious contender IN the
lettuce tournament Is Dave TAYLOR.
Imperial Valley champion who
qualified with 4 90 Taylor IS hit
ting the ball We'll and nay make
the going rough for the fayorlte &C..
The championship Guest tAA III
will provide equally as sood golt
ah Lht h.1tuce championship .
Dark horse OF Jhe 1Aent Is Dr
Foelschow. OF san Diego -. For
rest Manley Is also regarded - a
threat 10 co-tarorites Tunney Wll-
llams and Logan jenkins
High scnooI Basketball season Will
reach a climax Friday night when
a crippled e. Centro high school
team and defending champion
Calexico cage crew clash for the
valley title
Jack Kirkpatrick loss IN the
Calipatria game last week endan-
gered the Spartans standing a,
the top of the league and when
influenza struck down Ken SugI-
hara, his replacement. Thursday
the El Centro Stock went down
another notch
Hanson IS noted for his basket
ball wizardry. however. and may
be able 10 spring q surprise tor
the benefit OF Coach Ed Coving-
tons charges
Also on the line Friday night
will be El Cenuos Glass B basket
ball championship . The Centra!
Bees have not been defeated this
season and finished last year With
perfect RECORD -. MaInstay Of
the B team thls year IS Jimmie
Morgan. a Lad WHO they're count
ing on for VARSITY tootba.. and
basketball next year
Zernle Sharp tells an interesting
story IN which he tr!ed to :ox op-
ponents IN & game piayec after
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-15
Man|opis to Defend Record
AQuinst Chief Little Wolf
Graphing Foes
Clash Tonight
At City Limits

Part.t0n ManiOplg vs. Chief Lit
tie Wolf
Dean Det.on ". Rudy Ladlt2i
Vie Hi -. Ramon Scvlllu
AIanae. Roor.-U, ys Hank Math-
eney
Ihey pay oft on yir,or.c; III pro-
tesslond wrestling bouts these days.
So come $50 O'Clock tonight eight
OF lie coast best known Eruppllng
stara vii start twisting each others
neckS. ankles uud ears II Tour bouts
at Tie city limits arena.
Pantheon Manlopig. Filipino mat
champlon, Will defend his record
against the challenge OF the "mvan-
est man III Wrestling o. Chief Little
Wolf.
Dean Detton. former mat champ
ion OF the world. viii attempt to
start Il comeback campaign in the +!
Centlo arena a1Anst rough and
tough Rudy LaGi)N in the second
main event.
Hank MIthcneE 4 newcomer to
the wrestling game on the coast,
Will oppose Manuel Rodriguez IN a
preliminary scrap and Ramon Sc
villa. handsome Mexican lad will at
tempt TO down the veteran Vic Hill
IL another curtain raiser
Manlopg will be favored to de-
feat Little Wolf when the BOYS clash
tonight, but according to wrestling
observers along front row lane. the
ChieI is APT to pull surprise o"
two out of the bag to defeat the
Malayan
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-15
Mccarthy, kckechnie Chosen Managers
For Major League AIE.Star Game

Williams, general chairman o. thc
sports division Of The Finnish relief
fund. And since the game wi. De
played in Tampa I think McKech-
he, who opposed McCarth: in the
world series last fall. should manage
the National league team"
Tampa was picked as the site Of
the game yesterday by Williams over
other Florida cities including Mia
Hi and ST. Petersburgh. Although
the present seating capacity of the
local field is only $500. II viii be in
creased 70 about 20OO0 by knock
down b!eaCherS.
Players from ali 10 major league
clubs Will participate. Those picked
from the four clubs which train in
CalIfornla-the Cubs, White SoX
Athletics and Plrates-and the
Browns. who train in Texas will be
brought here By plane.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-15
DeCorreyonf Stirs
Northwestern

EVANSTON, Ill, Feb. Is. up
IBilI DeCorreyont, repentdnt, fallen
hero. dIsDellcd another campus
revO!ut.On' today;
! III com 10 90 all my half
bacEu- tor Nor'hHe, ,tern Ae said.
= ia}r no gricranCeo against my
cOachcS or tcalllnates--Onlv against
some Of these stories coming out
about me
Although he ou,y a sophomore,
D, Corrcyont mas become to inter-
collegiate football what Dlzzv Dean
i 10 baseball. Thus, a minor cam
pus storm kicked up yesterday
when Bill admitted:
SURE, considered quitting
Northwestern after the football sea-
on. I, Was bad year and thought
q change would help. I sent wire
70 L trenc o. mine on the west
coast asking a few questions about
SOuthcrn California.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-15

TAMPA Fla. Fen >. Up =
Narse Mccarthy Of the Yankees
pilot OF four straight world cram
pions. and Deacon BIZ NekecarIe
OF the Reds, vino twice las aad {
team crushed II tic world aeres BY
the Yankees, VII. be tae r.yal man
ayers in the Grapefruit Ail-Star
game for the beret:t o. the Finnish
relief fund in Tampa SundaH. March
=.
Thus the world series managers Of
last fall Will PIT their wits AID atra-
tegy but with ne" casts. III which
IS expected TO br the biggest bal
game ever PLAYED IN TIE south.
Mccarthy ard McKechn!e We're
named mana GERS b. Daniel ", Dan
ieI, New York World Telegram base
ball writer. who is chairman of tho
baseball division Of The Finnish re
lief sports fund.
"Inasmuch as he game vi b.
played on St. Pat!cE 5 dar ....aE
it is appropriate the' Joe Mccarthy
an Irishman, lead tne American
league All-Stars Dan!ei W.red Joe
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-15
L. A. LIVESTOCK

LOS ANGELES. Feb. Is. Up
Hogs sdIraDle supply 35o, about
steady. medium to choice 17s-229
~, G.25; top G.25. load Colorados
held around 6:35. local fed lights
C.-u. ~pw> i.65-4.s5
CultI, >aleabir -. slow. fairly
'St"aG!: quality common to medium
s@I-I142 H. steers 8.5o-6.6o; te"
M..I"au steers o.75-7.25: helfers
scarce. odd Iois good Young cow
&C. 60, t"w M"Nlcan steers 6.11-I.23;
,Atliri- scarce. odd lots good young
Icow- so. common - medium 5.56-
iC.25 tanHrT- and cutters i-1.25 ;
/, bulls C-G.a5. best quoted higher.
iCaINt> Sal"abl $50, SLOW. nomInally
iSleudy: odd Yralers ll.50 down. good
to choice quoted a0und u; few
lstoNk calves S.
Shre psalcablc 100. just arrived,
igyod 10 choice wooded lambs quot
ed 75-S: good ewes 10 10.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-15
MARKET QUOTATIONS
L. A. PRODUCE

Los ANG ELk;S, Feb. Is. Up
Trading continued generally slow.
Lettuce weakened. italian >quaSh h
Was slightly stronger.
Cabbage: CannOnball 40-6Oc; flat
Dutch 75C: Imperial $1.n0-$1 70; To-
cal red $l.50-$2.OO. Savoy 20 iOc.
Lettuce: Imperial dozen $2.U0:
late sales low "a S1.75: local looSr
35-jVc.
Pea: Imperial &c: crates
Sis -$3.25; CoachelEa 6-8c; Orange
4 China Coachella l4-15c ID.
Peppers: Green chill MEXICO l2-l4,
JalopInos Sc on SAN Diego stick
squash: Whit summer Imperial
$2.25- $50; Italian Imperial Sl.35-
|$I.D5. Coach ella crate d flats 81 40
.Sl.1J: san Diego lug SIS; yellow
ICIOUkurck Imperial 50 20V-s2.5 81; To-
.cAl banana l-it.c; Hubbard Sc
strawberries: Klondikes $l.5U-
.Sl75 san Diego SI.5C-$1.65: local
champions $50; Imperial Mission
.ary .. s. iU-S2 81.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-15
Mixed Foursome
Play Continues
PAIN REACH

PALM BEACH. Fla. Feb. Is Up
Miss Grace Amory o: Palm Beach
and former British amateur cham
plon Robert SWeery. winner OF med
alist honors, wee favored 10 beat
Marion Mlley Of Lexington KY. and
Tom Goodwin OF New York. as the
semi-final OF the Palm Beach mlxed
foursome tournament started today.
Clara Calender Of Long Beach
Calf, and H. L. WIlloughby Of Port
Sewall. Fla viii meet Mr. and Mrs
Briggs CUNNINGHAM OF Green Farms
Conn. in the other match.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-15
Maxwell, Campion
Pace Victory

a team winch might De CONSIDERED
an E! Centro quintet but which
plays under the name Of San2uin-
etus cagers OF yuma moved into
the finals Of the Yuma commercial
tournament Wednesday Eight by de-
teatlng CCC team. 47-23.
Bill Maxwell and Ed Campion
members OF an E. Centre CONNER
clal team, sparked the Sanguinett!
attack. The e. Centrans play Fire
stone cagers IN the finals tonight
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-15
NEU YCRK STOCKS

NEW lOFK- F0"- = II ~
cial ISSUES advanced sias'5eu- -
, points il T"iaity'.. a,'i.r irat-
ing today IT, G.tct aad .f"adE
stock market.
Lower pr.,.d j. 10 ~et. a.tIse.
Many of them made L." L1FA. TOT
the year and 'Lr!! -fI.I"ia ~ d
-teadying .nfin'n'r o. IT, @'hsraI
list.
Dow JnL'- pIr.aa.aaf" eastng
stock average: In1a-'f.ai - -.
up o.13: rlL 2o3l. oN "aa5 4ualY
up O.O3.
stock salcs abpr""iu.afe1 15e.opo
shares compared win s5"'op yes
tcrday curb ''ork salrs @erc H.
600 against l"7""u -aare. H. III"
IJIrViUuA session.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-15
L. A. STOCKS

Los ANG ELES. Feb. IS. up
Tw elve issues ro>e, and not one
lost. during brlsk Trading on til"
Los Angeles stock tAchanGc this
morning Volume Ma about l.,"uo
shares.
A new high was reached by puget
sound pulp at Ia, up /, on Toe
shares.
Gains OF = each were recorded
by Lockheed at 3D. and Vegas at
A. each on 100 shares.
Edison comfneu rose = to :" on
100 shares, ami the 6s edged up
A. 10 29g. on 100: southern Pacific
sold 100 shares at l3as up Is
STANDARD oil # California AZ "A
', on loo shares was up = p
gain was made by union at l6' q, aIs'
on ice
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-15
Busby Trial Put
Off Until Appeal

MERGED, Cal, Feb. Is. CUP)--
District Attorney A. A. Henderson
said today the new trial of Merle
BuSby. %. convicted child stealcr,
on charges of abduction for i'm
moral. purposes had been indcfin-
itely postponed pending an appeal.
Henderson SAID the prosecution
has appealed to the third district
court OF appeals III an effort to
have the new trial set aside. The
trial was scheduled to start today.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-15
Jaycees Mark Time
In Liqht Preps

El Centre junior college basket
bail team marked time this week in
light practice sessions in prepara-
ton for games next week, accord
lng to Coach Robert Armstrong.
The Arabs may schedule third
game with Brawley junior colleg-
lans neXt week to determine the
valley J. C. championship
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-15
/ 0RMER GRID STAR
SERVES JAIL SENTENCE

LOS ANGELES, Feb. Is. up
Charlie Erb, quarterback on the
Uuiycgsl,y Of California wonder
team q! ~ years ago, was serving
4 jaIl sentence today for ignoring a
traffic citation last April, He was
hailed INTO municipal cour, on "A
bench warrant and sentenced 70 tlye
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-15
chicago GRAINS

CHICAGO, F"b. II. d'rJ E4gsI2
credited to cash Intc,..t, aaa -on4e
short covering rallied wusat rom
early lows On 'h" CAea@e baals Of
trade today 70 Lt" tf.oe- -. '.g,.-
tally above IN" oIp,.Lr iss.a#.
whoa clo-.u B. +" E.. sen' ha2Aer
with May at e" .... CO.. "a ap
3. t. J. c"nt, MAY y. al ap
3. - d. cent Ma T. +. aEa -"
'- u c"n' i,pA.3 NJ, - l.
-oEb"ah- cl"."G q - ...' sl,.oss.
MnV - OG.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-15
Cihocki to Quit
Pro Baseball

LOS ANGELES. Feb. Is. UP
Ed Clhockl, who last year was voted
the Los Angeles Angels most val
liable PLAYER. is golrg 10 manage his
plumbing business instead of play
ing shortstop this year
Although the club offered him a
substantial increase in salary. Cl-
hocki decided 10 retire and devote
himself 70 business, Fleming said
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-15
Slipper, Sherwood
1ropic Cagers
Score Wins

Silver Shipper and Sherwood bas-
ketball teams continued to dominate
play in the commercial league We'd
nesda" night with triunphS over
c0-30 and the Valley Hardware and
a third team, the Tropics, doomed
a a possible plarcH contender by
rOufing CaliNatrin
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-15
(i5D Tropic
Calipat l24
Cal Aggie Boxers
Whip Stanford

DAVIS, Calf Feb. Is. UPI-
Cal Agsle boxers scored three TECH
meal knocl:outa aa thcv took Il 5-3
victor over the Stanford University
boxing team last night. one Of the
matchcs on TIE nInc bout card end
ed III draw.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-15
STORMY WEATHER AGAIN
WINS YACHT EVENT

NASSAU. Bahamas. Feb. IS. up
Stormy Weather, rim 81 foot jii1
headed vessel, held the annual Mi
ami-to- Nassau yacht racing cham
IpionshIp for the fourth straight
wear TODAY.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-15
SIXTH GUEST FLIGHT
12D a. m

Pet" Bradford Bill Swanson: j.
Rutherford, Gene KING; A. Little,
Bob ConSaul, A. Griffin a. Mellow
.'iI. l." Merritt Earl Snee: Don
O OBlcncas, Honey Fye, John Robin
son, TED Name. Jack Benson. A.
I.aDurcc.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-15
Markets At
A Glance

Stocks Irregular in moderate rad
ing.
Bonds Irregular higher. l. =
governments lower
Curb stocks irregular
Foreign exchange barely steady.
Cotton steady.
wheat up -. cent, corn up
- -.
Rubber steady.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-15
SIAIH LETTUCE FLIGHT

G!ee Smitl. w. Moritz: w.
Thompson, C. A. Buskirk; A. Let
tunirh. Frank Wagner; Jack Rector
l.. lln'hlcuni; Buck Weaver, H.
faAeltlne; d. perclval, F.. E. Rankin:
K +. Brown, Louis Devita; E.
SNNCpr El.nia Haunc
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-15
THIRD GUEST FLIGHT
FIFTH GUEST FLIGHT
1850 u. IN,

j. B Williamson, Al Ebersole; Cap
stevens, Berf Lewis; Bill Hudspeth,
Leon Brandt. DR.. Peters, DR.. Briggs
Gus Molchan, Ward Casey; Floyd
Shank, j. Loungagin: Jud Hum
phrey, Sam Couri. c. Hunnicutt,
w Rutherford
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-15
Play Opens in I.v.
Golf Classic Over
Del Rio Course

DEL RIO COUNTRY CLUB BraWley, Feb. 15.-Ca
fonas biggest amateur golf event the annual Lettuce
tournament. underway today 22l golfers from all
sections Of the southwest teud off in the quest Of cham
pionshipS in eight lettuce and six guest flights.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-15
SEVENTH LETTUCE FLIGHT
p.i0 NJ

R N Campbell, F.. x. Bell;
George Hauye". c. Morrow: v r
fFizaH, rank Meyer; L. Smith, jr.,
', McCormacH, V. Azhderian, P
Johnston; w. Mcpherson, H. Arch
,aS; Oscar Booker, Mark Handrick;
quincy RilcY. E Gilbert
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-15
BASKETBALL RESULTS

San Francisco 80, Loyola Ola.
%
New York U 35, Penn State 20
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-15
SECOND LETTUCE FLIGHT

Carl Hausnann KS. Pete Likens:
Henry Yacckel, Bud Anslyn; A.
Bor8es, J. l. Carr; Wade Ramsey,
II. Elsi,. A :. Overall. T. Hooker;
Iialry hendrix Charles Hansen;
George Nobel. CT. K. Holland: A.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-15
L. 4. POULTRY

LOS ANGELES FL - slPa
Hens. leghorls. -. 70 =. 10. isc
Hens, legncIn., Dvrr H.. .... IT,
Hens, co.ore4 6. to H.. 49,. Is
Hens, colored over ! ill.,. ..#... 80
Broil"r,, over J.. ~ t. .b- lJc
Broiiers, over l., up TO H. -
Leigh ornS q. Ibs. 10 : IL. -. 15c
FryerS, - to =. lbs. ........... -
Do. colOred, over 3. lbs. up 80
ROaSters, ColOrcd ............. 20
Old ROSTERS, color"d .......... lie
Old rOO~t"ro, legHOru ... .#.- -
Stags .......................... lie
DucklingA, over > pounds ...... It,
Ducklings, under ) pounds -. lie
OIu DUCKS .........-. %
Young Ecese .... ..... J.
young tom turkeys, il to q lb. 13e
20. 20 lbs. up .....,...........,.,.. -
Young hen turkeys 9 to i lbs. 10
Young hen turkeys, i lbs. up l5c
Old tom turktys ........ ..... l2f
OLD hen turkeys ................ 10
Capons, lbs. and UP .......#... 81
Rabbits, 40. ! wh. Q 70 ! = I5s- i2c
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-15
FIRST GUEST FLIGHT
S.op :, m

LOGAN jenkins, Nick Schaefer;
II. Culler, Tv Cobb; Lee LamberSon,
Fo.CAt Nanley: Dick Haas, E. Glenn
tnts. Tgnney Williams, Pete Wood;
Leslie Rogers, Earl Krock; Earl
Roberts Dr.. G w. FoclscnoW: Paul
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-15
FIlln LETTUCE FLIGHT

w A. ShooA d. Huddleston: j.
T. Marine, j. NJ. Armstrong; j. Don
ohue, ! Beazell; Phil Linde, AL
Crals, W. Ehflich, Jerry Asher;
Archie Owen, Dave Evans; Glen
Marqu@nd, j. Meidl, II. Kubow
w Beckcr.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-15
L. A. BUTTER & EGGS
LOCAL BUTTERFAT

Butter. / A. extra .-... .
Grade A milk ..-...-.. !
Mfr mink "
Route rathtrrd cream "u'
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-15

Ile entry lSl NaS SllBNllN Sllldll-
cr than last year when 256 golfers
competed Tournament officials
blamed announcements that play
would bc limited to l6 flights for
the smaller turnout.
Laddle Wlllouehby. funnerup to
Tunney Williams III last years
tournament. WAS generally regard
ed as the fayorite IN the Cham
pionship Lettuce flight. Co-medal-
,sts Dave Taylor and Russ TUNNEL
were considered WilloughbyS most
formidable opponents.
III championship fliIht matches.
which start ii 9 O'Clock, Taylor
Va pared a.ainSt Carl Anderson,
New, Bta2eltoh against A w. Bon
nyca>ll". IoyriIdge Marsh against
Rcdl Rowan. I.addie Wlilouahby
..eainat Gordon Olton. Russ Tun-
NEIL as,dnsl Benny kcllernan
Wayne FlKlndrr AGAINST Bob Ray
turn. g Harbrcke against Bob
Albrlsh. Ross Clark against Elmer
Sears.
Ii TIE FIRST Guest flight, which
ill probably provide more top
tA2ht solt than the championship
dllis lou Logan jenkins ANA Tun-
ney Williams were co .tavorites
Williams. winner OF the Lettuce
championship last season was not
eligible to defend his title this
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-15
EIGHTH LETTUCE FLIGHT
Il IN


All NofaeAan, w. R. Goodwin;
II. c. Erwin w Mcintyre; r. F.
McCInuc, D. Simmons: A. Yourman
a. /. buckley. Tom Elliott, John
r.. lonn y. J. Lacombe. r, p
"hI't; II. S. E4rchnall. c. Faubion
JACK Eos. {. Delayan.
SECOND GUEST FLIGHT
Faul Brown, NJ. Carroll: Hollis
Wood, Frank CEstott: F. Gillette
w. FaIekorSt; Dir. Cutshaw. F. p
Mason; Gene Marsh, w. Strickland
Roy M'eSenhenner F. Cswalt; Jim
stone, v Nordqalst. w. c. Ouigg.
Tom Ritter.
HERD GUEST FLIGHT
11:10 a. m.
Dr.. Parker. FREQ Smith; Ken Hol-
cen, Skeet BuTis; L. Swopc, G.
k2rp Nj. Vail, Geo. Morris: Bill
f"Wcett. Rip Garter: Paul Hairston,
N. O. Slmms: Gene Anderson Ted
thmke; Bud Burris, Ray Swanson,
FOURTH GUEST FLIGHT
1920 a. m.
ktNe5 Mitchell, w. Currier. Pat
Williams, Dick Alien; john Stteler.
K. Drlena.u: Y. Hansen, Lee O. Rose:
Waiter Casey, NJ. j. Horton; Jack
DAVIS. Bert FaWcett; Carl Jacob
son, Floyd Rogers; Newt Rustin,
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-15
l.. A. BANKS

Los ANGELES. Feb. II. OVPl
rransamerica ,....,..,,.. - 3 =.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-15
IankSleE. j. 4. Russell.
THIRD LETTUCE FLIGHT

John Keyes. S. Christensen; Billy
Burke, Mel Becker; Arch Wood
n2ton. c. B. Grimes; Chuck Clay
Bin Walker; Red Edwards, AL Gar
Guilo, ". a. Carroll, F.. Nicholaus;
r. Barker T. Fujimoto; C. w. Nash
w ! r,.4v
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-15
FOURTH LETTUCE FLIGHT

C. y, Smith. j. Rinehardt, L.
Gabrielson, F.. Fernandez; F.. Was
son, Barney Howell; T. r. Peterson,
Floyd Smith. NJ d. Park. G.. Nc
COrkle: a, s. Garland c. Middle
ton, y. N. Nelson, Virgil Simms;
Ken NMAng. Harold BragOnier.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-17
Women's Dresses, 'I2'' so
We're SI605 to S22,95

We're SI6.95 to S22.95
Is of plain rayon crepeS and rayon
chiffons, some with jackets, few
checked rayon travel suits in navy,
black and gray. Sizes 14l2, 1872,
221a, 241a and 16 to "A.
20 Dresses of Plain and Printed Rayon
Chiffons, few pure silk prints, some
jacket ensembles, mostly navy, black and
blue. Sizes 10 to AZ and 1872 to 24la.
Were $2975 and more. Now. $1S.75
Dinner and Evening Dresses of printed
pure silk chiffon and rayon chiffon in
white, navy and gray. Sizes Is, 20, 40
and 461a Less than "a price. Now 1896
Dinner and Evening Dresses Of rayon
chiffon, rayon jersey and rayon chiffon
and rayon lace combinations. Black,
orchid, pink. Sizes 38, 40, 24K2, 4412.
Were $22.95 and more. Now $3.50
Zone of-o-kind" Group
1 Black Silk Chiffon and Lace Afternoon
Dress; size 49, Less than u price. Now
$3.50
Silk Print Afternoon Dress, black back
ground with white and green figure. Size
90 Less than u price. Now SIS
Silk Chiffon Afternoon Dress with i'm
ported white lingerie collar and cufis.
Size SO. Less than " price. Now $3.50
l Navy Blue Rayon Crepe Dress with
white imported lingerie collar. Size 20.
Less than u price. Now --------- $3.50
1 Black Rayon Crepe Afternoon Dress
with silk print appliqued bodice. Size 49,
Less than u price. Now SIS
Blue Rayon Lace Shirtwaist Dinner
Dress. Size 80. Was $60.75. Now 33S
1 Green Print Silk Chiffon Shirtwaist
Dinner Dress. Size 20. Less than "a
price. Now---------------- 1875
WoMEN's DRESSES AND FORMAL DRESSES,
THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-17
Misses "One-of-a-
Kind" Daytime and
Evening Dresses
at i'm bOrfanf sapinqS

ar tmpOfI0nf S0OfngS
1 Two-piece Gray Wool Suit with
cuffs and ascot Of navy and white
printed silk. Size IA. Was SOS.
1 Two-tone Coral Ensemble Of
rayon crepe with full-length coat.
Size Is. Was $87.75. Now $50
1 Ensemble with full-length navy
wool coat, silk lined. Rayon crepe
dresses Of gray and blue plaid.
Size II. Less than u price. Now
S9l
1 Ensemble with fun-length navy
wool coat, silk lined. Blue and
white printed silk dress. Size 20.
Was $225. 1882
Afternoon Dress of black silk
chiffon over gold-color and black
printed silk. Size Is. Was $79.75.
1 Silk Printed Formal Gown, floral
design. Size IA. Less than u
price. Now - --- ---- $37
l Changeable Violet Rayon Lame
Formal Gown, size 20. Less than
\ price. Now s37
1 Black and White Silk Mousseline
de Sole Dinner Gown. Size IL. Less
than u price. Now 49, $A
l White Silk Crepe Formal Gown
with black silk bolero embroidered
in gold color. Size Is. Less than
\ price. Now ----.$ 1913
Silk Satin Gown In blue with
back panel Of fuschia, green and
purple. Size II. Was $l25. Now.
Ss3
WALNUT ROOM,
THIRD Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-17
Gosh on Ice Missed
By CoIored Bundit

There was $37 in the register Of an
ice cream store at 1913 Vermont
avenue NV. today that a colored
bandit, who robbed the store last
night, did not get q look at.
The robber came in, holding his
hand in his pocket as if he had a
gun, and demanded money from
Nadine Martin, 81, manager Of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-17
Tomorrow Brings Dead|ine
On 0Id-Car Entries

The Auto Show "Old Car Contest"
will close tomorrow at noon, 1t was
announced today.
All entries must be in the hands
Of the American Automobile As
ISOLATION before that time. Blanks
may be obtained from the A. A. A.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-17
Toilet Tissue
Special IS dozen rolls

100 dozen rolls good quality tissue.
1000 sheets to the roll.
/ metal Folding Ironing Board.
Less than y price. Now S2.95
: Twelve pound Enameled Roasters
with serving platters. Less than
y price. Now 75c
80 Cartons Peat Fuel Briquettes
for outdoor grills. Were $3.50.
Now S1.75
2 Half-round Yellow Metal Ham
pers. Less than Y price. Now, $1.95
2 Large-size Hampers in white or
green. Less than " price. Now,
S2.95
3 Wooden Orchid Toilet Seats,
slightly damaged. Were $2.95.
Now ----.-- S1.95
l Wooden White Toilet Seat, slight
ly damaged. Was $3.50. Now S1.95
HOUSEWARES, EIGHTH FLOOR
Express Elevator Service.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-17

Speakers Unit Of the Chest ut the
Y. w. G. A.
Declaring that "our faith In
democracy will not allow US to fail, ~
in this years drive, he stated that
Chest agencies are often instru-
mental in smoothing out family
troubles.
About so per cent Of the mar
riages in the District going on the
rocks" he said, ARE marriages of
young people, generally bread win
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-17
Chest Case Histories
Outlined by Nolan

Case histories Of persons who have
been aided by the Community Chest
were outlined last night by DR..
James A. Nolan. managing director
of the Washington Criminal Justice
Association, in a talk before a din
ner meeting of the Government
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-17
Toes for Animals Free

The Washington Humane Society
today announced that it will issue
Identification tags to all animal
owners here without charge. The
tags will be issued upon application
at the society's Office, 1881 New York
avenue NV.