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Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-27
BY HENRY McLEMORE-

DES MONIES, Ia, Nov. 27. CUP
1T has always been my under
standing that a boy between 18 and
% could be considered an adult be-
cause legally he is old enough to
pilot a plane, marry his girl friend,
smoke pipe, earn a living and
die for his country. ar
Apparently, I've been misinform-
ed.
Because here in the middlewest
it isn't true. Here it has been de-
termined that boy may be OLD
enough to vote for candidate Tor
president of the United States but
he isn't old enough to vote as TO
whether he cares to play in a post
season football game.
The decision has been handed
down by the faculty members OF
Minnesota. Wisconsin, Northwest
ern. Illinois and Purdue, five of the
institutions which comprise the
athletic conference known as the
Big Ten. The decision isn't Off
cial as yet and won't be made SO
until Dec. 6, but it will stick.
For on Dec. 5-6 the Big Ten
will vote to accept or reject an IN
vitation from the Pacific Coast
conference to represent the east
in the Rose Bowl football game on
permanent basis. Under terms OF
the offer the coast conference
champion would meet the Big Ten
champion every New Years day,
making the Pasadena game a closed
proposition.
There really isn't any need 10
hold the meeting in December now.
For last night in Lafayette, lndn
the faculty members OF Purdue
voted. 1862, against such propo-
sition. Such similar action has been
take at Illinois, Northwestern and
Minnesota and since DR.. Clarence
Dykstra of Wisconsin is also op-
posed. the favorable votes OF ONO
State. Indiana, Iowa and Michigan
are lost.
Now I don't intend TO take sides
on the subject of whether the pro-
posed tie-up between the confer
ences would be wise measure
But nowhere do l find any slgf
that the students of these UNIVERSE
ties had a voice in the decision
There is no record of polls taker
TO determine under graduate sentl
ment. Purdue, Illinois, Northwest
ern and Wisconsin obviously aren'
worthy of an invitation to bow
on basis of their records, and 1t Il
rumored that Stanford is more IN
terested in Harmon and his Mlchl'
gan mates than in Minnesota.
Certainly, a Michigan-Stanfort
game would be the most interesting
attraction any bowl could offer
The wolverines lost by only pom
TO Minnesota, whipped California
in the west. and defeated Penn ant
Harvard of the east. I've Seel
Michigan, and 1t is a good bal
club and maybe a great one. TIL
boys would like to play Stanford
The students want the game ant
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-27
l.. A. STOCKS

LOS ANGELES, Nov. 27. UP)-
All stocks met a sharp decline on
the Los Angeles exchange today as
brisk trading of 5000 shares sent
20 issues down, one to new low
while six remained unchanged.
There were no advances.
Pacific lighting common 81 down
X, new low; Pacific gas six per
cent 34A down u; Southern Cali
fornia Edison six per cent 30A
down 4; southern California gas
A 34k down u; Bandini petroleum
"a down u: Consolidated oil 6
down u; Standard oil 1874 down
y; Union oil 13A down u air
craft accessories 2 down u Consol-
idated steel common 6 down a
Consolidated steel preferred 15 =
down q; electrical products cor.
poration 9k down %; McGladding
Mclean AZ down n; Lockheed
2sA down ! "; Solar 3B down 70.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-27
Fritzie zivic
KaYoes Beaudin

BUFFALO, N. Y, Nov. 81. CUP)
A whirlwind, two-fisted attack won
welterweight champion Fritzie zivic
a technical knockout victory over
Ronnie Beaudin of Toronto last
night in the third round of a sche-
duled l0-round non-title bout at
memorial auditorium.
Zivic started cautiously, found
the range with iefts to the stomach
and rights to he head, and draped
Beaudin, groggy and reeling, against
the ropes in the third when refree
Emmett Ryan stopped the bout after
two minutes and Is seconds. No
knockdowns were scored but Beau
din was bleeding badly from the
nose.
Zivic weighed 149, Beaudin 140la.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-27
The Last One

fFt kdSt OHC
There's an end TO everything, so
here goes the last list of predic-
tions from this column on the
weekend football games.
The record of the Bench Warmer
in past weeks hasn't been quite so
outstanding this season, in fact a
recapitulation shows that the col
umn has a record of l12 correct
selections in 1872 tries (ties count
ing as misses. That's a percentage
of only (point-siX two).
SO with no past records to de-
fend, no titles at stake and with no
chance for the season prognostica-
ton contest, we go off the deep end
this week without a single qualm.
El Centre over Holtville-But a
good spot for another upset victory
for the improved Vikings.
Calexico over Imperial-With ap-
ologies 10 Coach Klein. The score,
l4-0.
Stanford over California-By a
three touchdown margin.
Oregon State over Oregon-Logie
overcomeS sentiment.
use over UCLA-The Trojans prep
for Notre Dame with a close win.
Santa Clara over Oklahoma-In
which sentiment does play a part.
Arkansas over Tulsa = In the
southwest's upset of the day.
Rice over Baylor-Or maybe
tie.
Duquesne over Carnegie-In the
casts best game
Navy over Army-A traditional
brawl which might produce an up
set.
Duke over Pitt--The Dukes are
rolling this season.
Mississippi State over Alabama
In a tough one.
Washington over Washington
State-An easy one.
Marquette over Arizona-By 1877.
Denver over Colorado = Another
upset.
San Jose over Nevada-Easy does
it. iH
STU over Loyola-Poor Loyola.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-27

!. CaleXicO'S BullQOSS ~ oP ee"
the cellarite Imperial Tigers in I'M
perial Thursday night and Ell cen
tro plays vastly improved Holt-
Vile high school grid team which
scored TO upset over bra"iey
in the last appearance.
Imperial high, yet to win game
this season, will "shoot the WORKS
against Calexico high but there Is
little likelihood the Tigers Will be
able to upset the high riding Bull
dogs.
Lauro Andrade, Calexico ace
backfield man, is nearing his peak
again and will probably be able to
take over the passing duties come
Thursday night against Imperial.
There was some talk OF shakeup
at Imperial particularly in the
oackfield but in final stiff practice
sessions Wednesday the backfleld
was still composed of Danskln,
Gardner, Nakazona and King. Goff
and Donaldson will see considerable
action.
At Holtville Coach Ben Palmgren
has had two weeks to prep for the
Ell Centro Spartan tussle and the
Viking offense will be at peak oper-
alton for the first time this season,
according to most observers.
Ell Centro meanwhile worked over
time to perfect its passing attack
which failed to click against Cal
exico in the Thanksgiving day en-
counter.
Coach Raleigh Holt planned to
start virtually the same lineup that
started against Calexico last week
though there was some indication
there might be two changes in the
backfield.
Walter Zumstein, Holtville tackle,
was worked at backfield spot for
the Viking early in the week but
it was still not definitely known
whether he would start the game
in the line or backfield
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-27
L. A. LIVESTOCK

Los ANGELES, Nov. 81. up
(Federal State Market ReporD
Hogs saleable $50, steady, medium
to good 16022O pound light, 6.607;
choice light held around 7.10; Off
weight $3.50; packing sows 5-5.35.
Cattle salea BILE 600, cows strong
er other classes largely steady;
medium to low good $50 to 1924
pound feed steers 9.35-9.5O; some
unsold: Calves saleable ESQ, steady.
Sheep saleable 300 steady, few
medium wooled lambs $50.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-27
BENCHW ARM|NG
by Burdette Kline
--Posf-Press Sports Editor
--Post-Press Sports Editor

I SMU over TCU-1ll bet on this
one.
Texas Aggies over Texas - The
Aggies clinch a bowl bid.
Nebraska over Kansas State
Hobbs Adams wonders about his
coaching transfer.
Boston College over Holy Cross
But closer than it looks on paper.
Columbia over Brown. Fordham
over NYU, Florida over Auburn,
Georgia Tech over Georgia, Tulane
over LSU, Wake Forest over South
Carolina. Tennessee over Wander
bilt.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-27
Willie Mosconi
Sets Billiard Mark

NEW YORK, Nov q. up =
Willie Mosconi of New York equal
led the high run of the current
worlds championship pocket billiard
tournament last night when he
clicked off an unfinished 125 to
beat Andrew Ponzi, title defender
OF New York. In the afternoon
game, Ponzi won his third straight
contest, beating Mosconi, 1884 in
eight innings.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-27
Twelve Grid Experts Still
In Running for oW|Ducats

Twelve Imperial Valley football
experts remained in the running
for the Rose Bowl tickets to be
awarded the winner of the seasonal
Post-Press football contest in the
final week of competition.
Leland Ritter. holder of first
place with Is points, needs first
place to assure him the tickets be-
cause Al xHaworth is only two
points behind with 13 Four are tied
for third place with II points each.
In case of a tie for first place a
runoff contest will be staged next
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-27
CaIexico Bees
Defeat Central

Calexico high schools B squad
football team, undefeated this sea-
son, duplicated the efforts of the
Bulldog varsity Tuesday afternoon
by defeating Ell Centro high Bees,
60.
The Bulldogs scored in the final
80 seconds Of play on a blocked
punt.
Sandoval, Higginbotham, Ta iii,
Saki, Kawashima and Horibe, were
outstanding players for the losers.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-27
Tennis Club TO
Play Yuma Sunday

Ell Centre tennis club will play
the Yuma racketeers in the second
of a series of five matches with
the Arizonians this season at the
Ell Centro high school courts Sum-
day, according to Bill Maxwell.
Ali tennis club members and
players interested in taking part in
the tennis club are urged to be at
the courts Sunday to play against
Yuma Maxwell said
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-27
MARKET QUOTATIONS
NEW YORK STOCKS

NEW YORK, Nov. =. tUP)-
Stocks declined / to , points today
with the averages setting new lows
for more than months in moder-
ately increased volume.
Dow Jones preliminary closing
stock avera ges: Industrial, 1880,
off 2.14; rail. 2s.70, ct O.63; utility
1890, off 0.43; 65 stocks 43.5S, off
0.7S
stock sales approximated $4,000
shares aainst 100000 yesterday,
while curb stock sales rose to 190,-
600 shares from 10000 yesterday.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-27
Markets at a Glance
by United PRESS

tive.
Bonds lower; u. S. governments
at new highs for the year.
Curb stocks irregularly lower.
Foreign exchange steady
Cotton off as much as 80 cents
a bale.
Wheat off s-5s cent; corn up
Y to off 4.
Rubber steady.
Silver unchanged in New York.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-27
CHICAGO GRAINS

CHICAGO. Nov. p. (UP)-A late
rally in wheat futures erased a
portfon=of earlier losses today but
weakness in the stock market con
tinued to hold prices below Tues
days close.
Wheat closed ~ cent lower.
corn was off = 10 up, Y cent oats
Y * cent higher aud rye was off
%h cent.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-27
HOlTVIllE, CENTRAL GEE
SQUAD FOOTBAllERS NIX

81 Oentro and lHoltville high
school c squad football teams met
at Holtville field this afternoon in
the second meeting of the season.
The teams battled to a score
less tie in the first meeting at
Central field.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-27
Central Meters
PLAY CaIexico

Ell Centre high school and ele-
mentary school tennis teams will
meet Calexico meters in a practice
match at the Ell Centro courts
Saturday morning, according to Bill
Maxwell, Ell Centre tennis instruc-
tor
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-27
ROPER DROPS NOD
TO MANILA BOXER

MANILA, Nov. 81. CUPl-Luis Lo-
gan, IT'S, of Manila, scored a de-
cision victory over Jack Roper,
100, of New York, tonight in a 10
round fight for the heavyweight
championship of the Orient.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-27
Des Moines Digs
.Up SuvoId as
New White Hope
By HENRY McLEMORE =

DES MONIES, Iowa. Nov. 27. (UP)-This is the city
where the white hope beats eternal in the breasts of
boxing lovers.
Not so long ago Des felt that Johnny Paycheks
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-27
PRINCETON ELECTS PETERS
AS I94I CAPTAIN

PRINCETON, N. j., Nov. 81. CUP)
Left Halfback Robert l.. Peters of
Kingsport, Tenn, has been elected
captain of the 1941 Princeton foot
ball team.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-27
the PoST-PRESS
SPO@T
Army-Novy Grid
Classic Tops Sked

UP)The final football Saturday finds little
with the exception OF Bowl BIDS and that
leaves the O Army and Navy
have the best teams in the country
nt their climax battle Philadelphia before
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-27
Ca|exieo> Ell Centro Go Up Against:
Second Division Teams This Week
Bulldogs Play in Imperial, Central
To MeetHol+viIIe; Mentors Fear
Possibility Of U psets

The valley leagues top football teams the league fhe
ing and defending champion Calexico Bulloogs @
rnnerup Ell Centre Spartans continue their resPectv
campaigns for the coveted loop flag Thursday ana
nights against second division opposition 49, inst
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-27
MPLS. FLAX FUTURES

Flax quotations courtesy the
Southwest Flaxseed assOcintfOn-t
Dece mber .....#..-.-#--.... Sl.0l q y
May ......... .................. $3.50 Y y
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-27
l.. A. hay
L.. A. GRAIN

Los ANGELES. Nov. 27. up
Mating barley ...... SI.I2h 1.17h
wheat No. 2 hard or 80
soft white ........ $3.50 1.e9
Barley. No. ! bright sl1e ID
Mile. No. yellow :. u a a'SSs
Germ, No. yellow sI,ae ''''
l.. A. BANKS
Los ANGELES. Nov. p. eIfle4,-
Transameriea .st.s+s.sss.''
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-27

Trucks that are under
powered or overpowered
are wasteful.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-27

Trucks with the right sized
units throughout last
longer on your job
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-09-13

Il pledge allegiance to the Flag of the United
States of America and to the Republic for which it
stands. One Nation, Indivisible, with Liberty and
Justice for ALL"
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-09-13

Th4 sanpossAnce a. good habit
f-orrzntlun Tor Ehe $50 babaea nurn
daily Re- MtN4aEpxN h pointed OF -
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Heslsh ubo aephsres ne aninsen-
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tffecsuas personalities b. parSEt4
White ue Alats Il cfnar sar tire
Infants born yesterday. ire phyn-
cians p1znta 0gt that habit fa-riM-
fsca begins Immediately he euameT-
stes several ways e eneoaragt good
habits IA the very yoang
To prevent temper @nfrHnsz
nfeo cut 1se cAGs4 uf the oaf6arsI
be advises sosaetiwlex mere aieep
Il al mat Is needed II TIE child
niea nsso fits q attract attention on
obtain hts desires, ignnre him Do
not shout O. shou anger.
Dv Mifne recommends that train
ms IA cbeclence start u the child
frs weeks Of life Sfow q child
quietly That obedience is expected "
states the doctor Never friRnten.
tease. or shame him into cbeying
DO not bgihE him There are bet
Ter ways Make him understand
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-09-13
ADVICE AS TO HABIT
FORMATION FOR THE
BABIES BORN IN STATE

spsas there are csr1A1a tainTn he
must &C ard certain tszfnez ne muss
nx &C Il 3 cnE36 deserves a. Ne
shmile b. punished Bat he xaoal1
kaaw fhs reason wkzg
Debating That q child Is born
w1tn fen II Mnv fearx The p1yn-
can 2ys trey are trspaxrtsd "a him
Never threaten q Child whan has
dnrsf Hrung ne warns. do rot
ten him tsas the ooeeY man witches
Or wild animals vaA get him De
oct Nszxzes. that thundE. HxhaniEEs
O. ue dzsk are 70 be feared Many
childhood fears can BE- explained
auAy 4 pArents wtl tAke the poxhM
10 90 60
According 10 the physician TIE
uaosz important po8nt 20 remeEnncr
Is tltat children are imitstors II
TIE child sees HIS parents ryen-tem@
pered calm. courteous kind fair
nlroed honest and eograTecuA ne
Is likely 70 have these qualities
Dr. Nline kayS concluding there
can be no better adFnaniuca 10 par
ents than this Be what you want
your children 70 he-State Beard
Of Health
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$40 s8M : l. narsou refund
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on truck tis8 Dales Super
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~ y HaWieY. 2 men and team ?
ag at 80 essD Tuaw of oceau
FrnFs acct 20 Taiorem road
nain TAX collected far year 1919
$50 l. a. ~ y q Co demur-
ae or asphalt ssoM
District No. 5 Read Fund
8lserlsy Hamilton. read work
&af Em Eddie Wilson. road wpYk
Il day 300 Sidney Ferguson. road
wrrs u day E3D0 NJ r johnson,
% days truck hire IT 800 s1S 50
lcanuis Falriey. . DAYS truek hire
e Gays road work. tsTM Edward
Cates 8 Days road WORK. $3.50. 4
Wi&efNon Z DAYS road work % %
IS l. Head ? days road work. 500
u I Davis. : days road wufk. 500
A r Ravens. 81 days road work
81 Verion Boon. 2 DAYS road work
40 Ros Boon. ? days road work.
500 joe Sonez, 4 DAYS road work.
800 2 W Whiddon. 2 days road
work 500 Andrew ON. , DAYS
road work. $500 Joe Alien. . DAYS
ruad work. &c 90 J r Oneal 2 DAYS
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aavs road ~ork. 5000 Dryden
Walker. 6 days road work. $500
Pred Roberts. 10 days road work.
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keeper alem Aina Palnt Service
Staten aaa ARD kefasfne ae roaa
work @m
District No : Read FUND
So Speciality Sales Co rental iuz
tractor 80 fa. u ataFk 70 lars la-
Dor repairing hayoa Heron road 81
snc. szIW paacaazlia 01 Co eaz
and a4l acct f1aa Waft 1881
Builder supply Ire supplies acet
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days road woFk So 81 Virgil niibo.
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pakeaeoaga Feed a Supply Co. fer
ulizsf aece guf course SIS 50 james
Locker. rental on mule s. hrs 81
2sc 8tgTa ; Burroughs truck and
driver $500 john HARE. haFruu
, dags nc soc. 500 Clara Page. Z
trucks and dFiFsTs kasBs Southern
Specially SalsH Co i Nn 90 green.
xniker ace euH course So So Head
Furniture a Hardware Co. eras.
seed acct Enh course s5e 9s Stand.
ard OIL Co gas and ell per inv
aect road Nurk ssa89 Standard
Oil Co. gas ard al per inv acct
road Sork 8Iam Talhstl Motor Co.
parts and labor per inv acct road
xufk. &f4H Ra~seaFaflia Foundry 4
Machine Co. repsira e. grader and
parts acct coll coafse. 2aBs Pas
eaSouia Foundry & Machine Co.
aupplies and labor acct Rad work
81 fg Head Furniture 4 HardNnre
Co supplies sect golf course ST o..
City Of pascagoula engineering i
peTvision Of c0ast acct aolt course
xIg4 pc
District Na 4 Road Fund
Mis- Power Co. liaht service per
contract, xf02 W r Apologize
dirt for road fill $3.50 Paul sey-
moUr. 10 GAYS labor ii saS8. sa&O0
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~ $40 So f0 Crasmon Bullock
- days labaF et s. 80 sTss5 Albert
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labor 50 $40 Si2m Sidney BeY-
mear 5 aass labor 81 g. -. $500.
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s. 20. kiGsa Ira Webb. 6 d4ya labor
AZ $50, $500 Henry LeEorf s days
labor ~ s. 81, Si3m Ben stanton
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Baker foreman 5000 Biloxi shell
Gflt Co 2 loads shell dust SEQ
Modern Auto Service. Rn and OH
and repaiFs S7eR Frank Baealer.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-09-13
Industrialist From
New York Visited
Twin Cities Tuesday

gasncs A. Wilnsn New Yark n
FHsriails visited ia MnNs Rosnt arc
pa eaFoala Tuesday Of THIS meek
fghEle here be loEske6 over Industrial
i6s ard Investigated Industrial
possibilities A canfereurr wna nesa
wigh BUSINESS ieaeerx relative to
astria4 csFelopnsents n thfs sec-
aa
~ Wilson Eas formerly : mem
e ~ tne = d sizipginT BuArd ur.
- TIE administration q the late
resident w0oGFow Wilson wha ser
&c during the world war 7
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-09-13

So 70 J J. Ware. 10 days road work
So 90 Jake OversIreet. n days road
work. $500 Norris Roberts. road
and garage work ~ days AZ 800.
ssT 90 W z Fletcher. operating
grader ! dAy. 500 Mage ovsrstreet
operating grader ~ DAYS 5000.
Pftngle- Regan Motor Co. supplies
70 road work. si7.is Dees Chez. Co.
supplies 20 road work. IS 20. Biloxi
Auto Parts Co supplies TO road wk.
s1BS2 Central Electric Co. supplies
to road work kz31i Mrs G. q. Goff.
supplies &5S C. l. Deez. supplies.
t2di2 Hans Brothers. 2 sacks ce-
meni acct road woTk si47 Mrs r.
u Hurd 3s gals gas acct road VIZ
t2s a Delcomyn supplies acct
road work Gii Thr Texas Co.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-09-13
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AMERICAN FLAG FREE

The retail value of this flag is $3.50 With three new subscriptions
or three renewals TO the ChronckStar this flag. completely equipped
with staff and fittings, viii be given free. With q single oneyear sub
scripton and ninetynne cents the flag viii be given. You may obtain
this flag. plain. without fittings for one subscription or renewal and fifty
nine cents. All subscriptions or renewals must be accompanied By cash.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-09-13

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