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Evening star., 1940-11-16
John Show, los, Dies
At Confederate Home
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
RICHMOND, Va, Nov. 16.-Nine.
ty-eight-year-old John W. Blizzard.
q courier for Stonewall jackson, was
a lonely figure today at the Rich
mond Soldiers Home.
John Shaw, his 105-year-old fel-
low Confederate veteran, was dead,
and "Col." Blizzard remained the
lone occupant Of the retreat for SOL
diers of the South.
Mr.. Shaw, q courier under Gen.
J. E. B. Stuart, died In his sleep
Thursday night.
Evening star., 1940-11-16
New Workers Volunteer

NEW YORK, Nov. Is @.-Col.
Arthur v. McDermott, local selective
service director. announced today
that $500 men, or nearly twice the
city's first-call quota Of 1,9l7
draftees. had volunteered for train
ing.
Evening star., 1940-11-16
Troffic Record

The trafnc record, q revealed
at police headquarters, for ~
hour period ending ct 3 am.
today:
Fatalities, none.
Accidents, IS.
Motorists injured, ;.
Motorists arrested. SO.
Pedestrians injured, 3.
Pedestrians arrested for vio-
lation Of pedestrian control
regulations, none.
Motorists arrested for failing
to give right Of way to pedes-
trians. 2.
Killed In 1910 tramc, q; b.
November IN 100o. u.
Evening star., 1940-11-16
Band Concert

BY the United States Soldiers
Home Band Orchestra In Stanley
Hall In the home this evening 1t
$50 O'Clock. John 8. NJ. Zimmer.
mann, bandmaster; Anton Pointuer,
assistant.
March, "The Imperial Anthony
Overture, Guy Mannering" Bishop
Entr' 'acte: (a) Dreams After the
BALI -Boustek
(b) Polish National Dance
No. -Scharwenka
Excerpts from musical comedy,
Eileen" Herbert
Popular numbers:
Sleepy Town Express Gillespie
"Sing Loo" Norman
valsette. Lullaby by-------zamecufk
Finale, ssTho Jokafs fAfn
Evening star., 1940-11-16
GIorio Jeon Due Tonight,
But She Cont Sina

Gloria Jean. minus her singing
voice, win arrive in Warrington 1t
$50 pm. tonight to appear 1T the
annual Variety Club dinner ct 3
O'Clock and 60 Sightseeing tomor-
row.
She was to sing at the Variety
Club, but doctors In Bridgeport,
Conn, where she has been III with Q
cold. advised against It.
Gloria Jean viii attend the 2 pm.
showing Of her new movie, "A Little
Bit Of Heaven" ct Keith's Theater
tomorrow. Child labor laws would
prevent her appearance on the
stage even II she had her voice.
Gloria Jean iS 13.
Stockholm was founded In 1855
but did not become the capital of
Sweden until modegn ttmek
Evening star., 1940-11-16

He was presented with plaque
by the membership Of the organ
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-30
T0DAYS SPORT PARADE

Rose Bowl is made closed, or
anything near a closed corporation
between the midwest and far
west, it will lose its standing as the
country's greatest intersectional
football game. There are bound
to be many years when the two
conferences are below par and ma
jor attention will center on the
combats between national leaders
in the Sugar, Orange and Cotton
Bowl games.
But this won't matter insofar as
the financial take of the Rose Bowl
is concerned. The operators could
sell it out even if they matched
Spearfish Normal and Slippery
Rock.
My guess is that the boys in this
section will vote to go west start
ing New Years day, 1912. There
is chance, though, that the coast
will withhold its bid until after
the western meeting in Decem-
ber, and the marriage will take
place this coming New Years.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-30

be played on Friday night and both
will start at 8 o'clock.
In Brawley it will match the
league leading Wildcats and the
defending champions from Calexico
and the outcome will have an i'm
portant bearing on the champion
ship hopes of Ell Centro high school
as we'll as the teams involved in
Friday nights struggle.
The Imperial Holtville contest
will decide the valley league cellar
championship and leave the VIM
ner with a mathematical chance of
overcoming the lead built up by the
Big Three" of valley football. The
loser may just as we'll start plan
ming for next season.
Imperial will go into the game
slight favorite on the basis of COM
parative scoring in league play to
date but the superior offensive pow
er of the Vikings will put most bet
ting on an even-money standard.
In Brawley it will be the Wildcat
offense against the Calexico de-
fense unless Lauro Andrade should
receive a doctors Ok. to take the
field for the Bulldogs In that case
Calexico will be rated an edge over
the northenders.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-30
One Shot Ross
Says: It'll
Be a Battle

An open letter to the sports
editor:
My dear Sir:
Next Monday night you will see
one of the best fights Ell Centre
ever seen. Two real good fighters
are going to mingle in ten round
fight that ought to be a thriller
because both can fight and both
want to win. Both young and
aggressive Two hanGed fighters.
frankie Martin just beat George
Hansford in ten rounds and 1 think
Martin is the best Mexican light
weight developed on the West coast
since Joe Rivers. But he is fight
ing a great Filipino boy and it is
a toss up who will win. Take my
word for it Martin is one of the
best lightweights in the country.
You know l don't fool with bum
fighters and you are absolutely
sure of a great fight next Monday
night. l used to bring great boys
like Santiago Zorrilla and Pedro
Amador down there also Peter
Jackson and 1 want to say that
frankie Martin is one of the best
boys 1 ever managed. Will see you
Monday night and take the word
of old One Shot Ross that I'm
bringing you a fighter worth going
miles to see.
Thanks for past favors.
The Old Rebel,
One Shot Ross"
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-30

fer Thursday night with Bud Rit-
ter at quarterback and Red Riedy
at fullback. Both Gene Oswalt and
Fred Robertson, first string quar-
terback and fullback have been
absent from practice this week
with severe colds.
Holt declared, however, that both
Oswalt and Robertson would see
some action and that both would
probably be in good shape for the
crucial Brawley contest. There is
a chance, Holt said, that Milton
Console, injured first string guard
will also be ready for a starting
assignment in the Brawley con-
test.
San Diego high junior varsity is
slightly heavier than the Ell Centro
Spartans but the game Thursday
night will be rated a tossup be-
cause the San Diegans have not
had the game experience of the
Ell Centrans.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-30
Mighty Cornell
Heads Toward
Perfect Season

NEW YORK, Oct 80. CUP) -
Mighty Cornell, heading the list
OF seven eastern football teams with
perfect records, today seems a lead
pipe cinch to complete its second
! straight season undefeated and un-
tied.
In outclassing Ohio State last
week and evoking beef of sideline
coaching from the Buckeye ath-
letic director, the big red team or
Carl Snavely showed it had every
thing-speed, power, passing, quar-
terbacklng and reserves. The more
Cornell plays, the more impressive
it becomes, and it is not a team
built. around one or two stars. =,
Cornell entertains Columbia at
Ithaca this week and the Lions,
who couldn't score against Syracuse,
a team buried under 33 points by
the big Red, hardly has a chance.
Yale, Dartmouth and Penn, final
three opponents of Cornell also
seem outclassed. Penn might
bounce back from the Michigan de-
feat to become a threat, but east
ern critics doubt it.
Boston college, with a perfect
record and ranked second to Cor
nell in the standings of the Lambert
Memorial trophy also has a good
chance to come through with an
unblemiShed record. The Boston,
ians engaged Manhattan this week,
but they still have to get by George
town and Auburn later in the sea-
son.
Georgetown risks its perfect rec
ord against Syracuse eleven that
noSed Columbia 80 last week.
OF the casts other four unde-
feated, united clubs, Navy seems
to have the toughest task in Penn.
Franklin and Marshall, Lafayette.
and Penn State are all favored
over Albright, Washington -Jeffer-
son, and South Carolina respec-
lively
The weakest Army team in years
will be a pushover for Notre Dame
in continuation of their inter-
sectional series at New York.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-30
Picking the Winners .


One glance at the crystal ball, q
brief study of the stars and We &c
off the deep end:
Ell Centre over San Diego jayvees
Unless reserves play all of the
way.
Calexico over Brawley-By l3 to
Holtville over Imperial-by two
scores.
Oregon State over California
The Golden Bears drop under the
500 percentage.
Texas Christian over BAYLOR
Despite Texas Aggies tight squeeze
last week.
Texas over SMU-Cowboy Jack
Grain and the boys make a come
back after that Rice disaster.
Iowa over Purdue-But maybe
TT tie.
Illinois over Observation-Disclosures
tough one.
Minnesota over Northwestern
The Gophers stop De Correvant.
Villanova over Kansas - Easy
does it.
Bowdoin over Bates - A team
that can tie Colby has something.
Muhlenberg over Gettysburg
Reminds me of an important ad-
dress.
Calipatria over Yuma-By four
touchdowns.
FL Centre jaycees over Phoenix
$50.
Oregon over rMontana-The Oliver
men find a breather.
Stanford over UCLA - Shaugh-
messy magic continues to BATTLE the
boys.
Ohio State over Indiana-As easv
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-30
MARKET QUOTATIONS
NEW YORK STOCKS

NEW YORK, Oct. 80. CUP)-The
stock market advanced to new
highs since October today in
increasing volume.
Inspired by increased earnings
for many companies, outlook for
a new years high in car loadings
reports of strong Greek resistance
against Italian invasion and what
Wall street described as a further
swing to Wendell Willkie, trad
ers bought stocks.
Douglas Aircraft rose more than
4 points on a sharp rise in earn
Ings and a IS dividend. Glenn
Martin was up more than a point
and other aircrafts were strong in
moderate turnover.
Dow Jones Preliminary cIosin e
stock averages: Industrial 1928 up
.7s; Rail $3.50 up .3s; NtiIity 22.74
up .25; So stocks 45.03 up SO.
Stock sales rose to 129, 900 shares
from 1000.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-30
Upsefs Mark
Major LOOP PLAY

Doc Dupont, 20-3O club and Snid-
er garage bowling teams chalked
up victories in the major league
at Ell Centre bowling academy Tues
day night.
Doc Dupont defeated Building
and Loan, 40, 2O-3O walloped Cali
fornia hotel, 81, Sniders upset
Gullett's grocery, 81.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-30
Connie Mack
Becomes GRANDPA

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 80. CUP)-
Mrs. Connie Mack, jr., daughter-in
law of the grand old man" of base
ball, was reported doing fine" at
Lankenau hospital today after CIV
ing birth to a son.
The child, born yesterday, was
named Connie, Sd. Mrs. Mack is
the former Susan Sheppard, daugh-
ter OF Sen Morris Sheppard D., Tex,
senate military affairs committee
chairman.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-30
Irish Promotes
Cage ThriI|ers

NEW YORK, Oct. 30. - CUP) -
Twenty-one teams from all parts of
the country will invade Madison
Square Garden for the seventh Met
ropolitan season of intercollegiate
basket ball, promoter Ned Irish an
nounced today.
The opening doubleheader on
Saturday, Dec. IA, will pair City
college Of New York against the
Oklahoma Aggies and Long Island
University versus the University Of
Oregon.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-30
L. A. LIVESTOCK

LOS ANGELES Oct. 80. dP) 49,
Hogs 500 steady to 5 cents higher.
top 7.20 on deck $50 lb easterns,
medium TO choice 10 to 225 lb
weight CTS to TO, few mediums
$50, off weights TO CTS, packing
sows 4.50 to 5.25.
Cattle soc, steady, two loads med
lum around $50 lb fed steers 9.35,
ers 8.25. Cows $50 to 725, common
down to 6, Gamers and cutters
4.25 to SIS. stock cows, 525, bulls
TO 7.6O, few feeder bulls 6.15.
Calves 900 steady, few vealers
to medium slaughter calves to
S.25.
ium 50 ID lambs $50 sorted, good
sheep none, late Tuesday med
and choice wooled quoted to $50
and good ewes 4.25 or above.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-30
Lands Vefoes
Crosby Deal to
Purchase Bees

BOSTON, Oct. 30 CUP) = Bill
Cunningham said today in his
Boston Post sports column that
Crooner Bing Crosby had arranged
to purchase the Boston Bees but
that Baseball Commissioner K. M.
Lands "heaved the deal into the
waste basket because of Crosbys
connections with horse racing on
the coast"
Crosby and Elmer Ward of Boston
completed negotiations for the deal
here with c. F.. Adams, chain store
magnate who controls the Bees
financial operations, the weekend
of Oct. IL, according to Cunning
ham.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-30
BY HENRY McLEMORE-

CHICAGO, Oct 80. CUP)-For a
man who doesn't have a false
moustache, a pair of gumshoes or
a skeleton key to his name, I do
pretty good job of snooping. Here
I've been in Chicago fewer than
"a hours, yet already I have snoop-
ed enough to get fairly good low
down on why the Pacific Coast
conference is SO anxious to make
the Rose Bowl game a closed af-
fair between one of its members
and a representative of the Big
Ten.
The coast schools see such a
move as a tremendous step toward
cleaning up intercollegiate foot
ball. For some reason or another
football out there in the golden
west is going pure. Either the boys
have had enough glory and made
enough money, or else they have
finally decided that cleanliness is
next to godliness. Their Oman
investigator, Edwin Atherton, is
peeking through every gridiron key
hole and seeing to it that things
are kept in order.
This sudden shift to the finer
and higher things made the selec-
ton of Rose Bowl opponent bit
difficult. The coast boys couldn't
get the holy Ivy League schools or
the army or the Navy or Notre
Dame. With the Big Ten Cor rather
the Big Nine since Chicago took up
drop the handkerchiet opposed to
post season games the coast had
to get a Rose Bowl rival from the
Southeastern or Southwestern con-
ferences. This, it was decided,
wouldn't do. Because the boys in
Dixie and the Southwest openly
admit subsidization and will tell
you not only the name and num-
bers of the players, but the salaries.
So the coast went to work on the
midWestern powers. 1t argued, and
with much sense, that if North
western, Illinois, Michigan and the
others would agree to play in the
Rose Bowl, and bad boys among
the other schools of the nation
would start cleaning house in or
der to be eligible for shot at the
100000 that goes along with a Rose
Bowl bid.
In my shopping I learned that if
the Big Ten officials vote in favor
of playing in the Rose Bowl at
their meeting on Dec. and 7, it
doesn't necessarily mean that the
Pasadena fiesta viii always be
closed corporation. At least one
mid-Western bigWig has indicated
that, if after a few years, all uni
versities aided by the N. c. A. A.
rules on behavior and ethics, it
would be all right for the coast
to choose any team
it wanted to.
The chances are right now,
gathered with bit of delicate
that the western
nabobs will vote in favor Of MAX
ing the trip TO Pasadena. At the
present time four favorable votes
are pretty certain, two are indefi-
mite, three are against, and Chi
cago isn't going TO cast ballot.
that's mighty close, but / learned
hat the indefinite cusses stand TO
De s@ayed toward trip west for
he footballers.
one thing is certain: If the
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-30
BENCHWARM|NG
by Burdette Kline
--Pos+-Press Sports Editor

as falling off a log.
Michigan state over Kansas State
lao.
Princeton over Harvard-A lone
touchdown.
Penn over Navy-Poor Navy.
Cornell over Columbia-You name
the score.
Fordham over North Carolina
by comparative scores.
Tennessee over Louisiana State
Good spot for an upset.
Mississippi over Vanderbilt-Ole
Miss forgets that Arkansas fiasco.
Georgia Tech over Duke-As close
as they come.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-30
Two More Records
Set at SaIfon Sea

DATE PALM BEACH, Oct. 80.
(UP)-Two new world records were
recognized today for the straight
away mile course for outboard mo-
tor boats IN special time trials on
Salton Sea.
Worth Boggeman and Jack Henc-
kels of Forth Worth, Tex, set the
records yesterday as the desert
winter regatta came to a close.
Boggeman averaged soaps miles
per hour to break the class B
professional record formerly held
by Fred Jacoby of Bergen, N. j.,
Henckels topped his own amateur
mark by going 56.s61 miles per
hour.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-30
Don Coach Gets
Absence

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 80. CUP)
Head Coach George Malley of the
University of San Francisco today
was on leave OF absence pre-
scrloed by DR.. Dan Sooy, team ply
Sician.
Malley, who has been in i'll health
since his wife's death several weeks
ago, will take a two-weeks' rest
cure. He will miss the USF-Santa
Clara game Sunday at Kezar stad-
ium.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-30

CIIIet StdSU1Io ago anu VuTI1tu CII'
Arab grid team into a consistent
winner. He now has a winning
streak Of nine games intact.
The junior collegiants defeated
Phoenix, $50, in the first meeting
between the two schools and will be
a heavy favorite to repeat Satur-
day. Twenty-eight players will make
the trip and Don Ketchen, vice
principal of the high school, will
serve as coach in Armstrong; alb
sence.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-30
L. A. STOCKS

Los ANGELES. Oct. 80. CUP) -
Prices moved upward in brisk
trading of 1000 shares on the Los
Angeles stock eXcange today. Nine
issues advanced, three declined and
three remained unchanged
Southern California Edison COM
mon 2Sh ups; Riehfield ~ up Il;
Consolidated Steel common 6A UP
q Electrical Products 9A up as;
Menasco 2g up Is Ryan As down
II
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-30
LOU NOVA TO RETURN
To RING TONIGHT

OAKLAND. Cal, Oct. 30. UP)-
Lou Nova, once the white hope"
of the heavyweight boxing ranks
returns to the ring after an Is
month absence tonight to m e t
Johnny Erjavec, Duluth veteran,
in a 10-round bout.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-30
Ca|ipdfria to
Meet Yuma Fridav

Calipatria high school, undefeated
since the opening game of the
season, travels to Yuma Friday night
to meet the Yuma high schools
junior varsity gridders.
Calipatria defeated Yuma. 1877,
in previous meeting.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-30
L. A. PRODUCE

Los ANGELES. Oct. 30. UP) -
supplies were moderate on most
lines with demand and trading gen
orally slow.
Asparagus: Imperial Valley select
S4:5O, Extra fancy 1925, Fancy 2.25
Bunched vegetables: Beets 40 TO
30 cents. Carrots 35 TO so cents.
Cucumbers: Imperial Valley SIS
TO Sl-00; San Diego county 80 to
$l.00i Guadalupe and Pismo-Oceano
rs TO s5c; Local so TO 60 cents.
Lettuce: Santa Maria $1.25 to
Sf.50; SIS S1.00; Lompoc As S1.75
to $500; 5s Fair S5 10 800; Pism1
S1.50 TO S1.75, SIS $1.00 TO S1.15: OK
nard As and SIS rs TO $1.00; Local
As so to 75c.t
Tomatoes: Stones 4x5s SO TO IS
cents. san Diego 4x5s so to IS
cents. 5x5s rs TO O9 cents. 6X6s 50
to Go cents. San Luis Obispo 4z5s
rs TO 90c, 5x5s s5 TO $1.00; ex6s
rs to 80 cents. santa Barbara
4X5s rs 10 soc, 5xos s5 to Sl.Oo:
ex6s rs to IS cents. Stems local
and Santa Barbara 2 layer 5z6s
and larger 65 TO IS cents.
l.. A. BANKS
Los ANGELES. Oct. 80. 6UP) :
:
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-30
N. c. A. A. TRACK MEET
SCHEDULED IN JUNE

STAMFORD UNIVERSITY, Cal.
Oct. 80. UP)-Director of Athletics
Alfred R. Masters of Stanford Uni
Versity announced today the 1941
National Collegiate Athletic asso-
citation track and field meet would
be held here next June 20 and 21'
Last year it was held at Mime
apoliS.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-30
FOOTBALL
BRIEFS
By UNITED PRESS

DN SNIALD MESS
EUGENE, Oct. 80. CUP)-The
University or Oregon football team
polished a defense today against
the tactics o. the University of
Montanas l95-pound Negro half
back, John Reagan, using the fresh
man squad to represent the Grizz-
lies. Jim Stuart, star tackle, was
back in the lineup
CORVALLIS, Oct. 80. CUP)-Coach
Lon Stiner reported the Oregon
State Beavers at full strength today
for their game with California.
PULLMAN, Oct. 80. CUP)-Wash-
ington State went through a light
workout today preparing for the
weekend game with Idaho's score
less vandals.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-30

The Spartans, with a bye in the
league schedule, lined up the San
Diego high reserves for practice
game this week to give Coach
Raleigh Holt a chance to better
prepare his squad Tor an impor-
tant tussle against Brawley one
week from Friday.
Ell Centres starting lineup, which
has been virtually the same for
every game this season. may diff
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-30
GIANTS SHIFT TRAINING
QUARTERS TO MIAMI

NEW YORK, Oct. 80. (UP)-The
New York Giants baseball team will
shift their training quarters next
spring from Winter Haven, Fla, to
Miami, Fla, Secretary Eddie Bran
nick announced today.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-30
CHICAGO GRAINS

CHICAGO, oct. go. UP)-Buying
power slackened today and prices
fell moderately from earlier higs.
Wheat closed OFF z to up "a cent,
prices off ~ TO 17s cents at the
close. oats were off - to u cent,
Rye down to z cent and Soy
beans were up 4 t. y cent. Dec.
SaIL
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-30

Thursday nights game between
Ell Centre and San Diego high
school junior varsity football team
will be benefit game, according
TO Don Ketchen, vice-principal.
Proceeds will be turned over to
q fund to purchase uniforms for
the high school, Junior college
band
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-30
Markets at a Glance
NV INITED pRES

Stocks hightr in moderate trad
ing.
Bonds irregularly higher; u. S.
government higher.
Curb stocks irregular.
Foreign exchange easy.
Cotton firm.
Wheat off Y to up Il cent; Corn
off 2. to Is cents.
Rubber firm.
silver unchanged.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-30
Jdycees PIoyin
Phoenix Saturday

Ell Centre junior college football team goes Phoenix
Saturday to win one for coach, because Robert Arm
strong who has mapped the grid desnies of Central Jay
for the past three too i'll to accompany his
Arabs Armstrong took junior college football teams
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-30
E| Centro High to Test New Plays
Reserves in San Diego J. Y. Game
Spartan Gridders Meet Coast Eleven
In Practice Game at Central Field
On Thursday Night

Ell Centre high schools varsity football team, now
definite threat to the championship hopes of Caexco ant
Brawey will test plays, gridders and pas
defense Thursday night in practice game against Sar
Diego high school junior varsity at Central field.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-30
L. A. GRAIN

Los ANGELES. Oct. 80. OP) =
Mating barfey .. LOS LIE
Wheat No. 2 hard or
soft white ........ s1.45 1.56
Barley. No. l bright 1.O3Z 1.0sZ
Milo, No. yellow :. LIS I.20
farn. No. 2 velloW 1R7 I60
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-30
TIL POST-pRESS
SPORTS
League Lead.
Cellar Title at
Sta ke Frid Qv

The league leadership and cellar championship are at
stake in valley football this weekend in
which match Brawey and Caexco at Brawey and Holt
vile and Imperial at Holtve
Both games, contrary to previous announcement will
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-30
MPLS. FLAX FUTURES
Flax guOtatI

fIax quOtations courtesy. the
Southwest Flaaseed assOcia tionJ
DeCehDer .'............... SLAB
May Observation-Disclosures. 1.48B
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-30
L. A. POULTRY
L. A. BUTTER & EGGS

Los ANGELES. Oct. 80. CUP) -
Extras 32; prime ffrsts 81 y cents;
standard soc; undergrades 27hc.
lArNs txEH
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-30
Enter Football Contest
Selections Before 7P.M. Friday

TEAM WINNER
Ell Centre San Diego J. V.
Brawley VS.. Calexco
Imperial VS.. Hotve
Oregon State VS.. California ...........
Texas Christian Baylor
Wisconsin VS.. Illinois .-.-......... 49,. . - .. .
Minnesota VS.. Northwestern ..-..
Villanova Kansas
Bowdon vs. Bates - 49, 49, -m -mw mw $685. ww- w-
Muhenberg vs. Gettysburg .-..-.----.-.. .
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-30
l.. A. BANKS

Los ANGELES. Oct. 80. CUP :
ransa ............... 4s D
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-30

truck trucks with the right sized
Units %nn.s throughout last
longer on your job