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Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-03
Today's Sports Parade

punch, and i'm general made him Just
another boy from the Philippines,
with tights on.
This Is what | saw
What Referee George Blake saw
i something he will reveal probably
only in his memoirs. How on earth
he could see this as an even fight
is beyond even my comprehension.
Apparently he didn't make up his
mind until he was over his third
wheat cake at the Brown Derby. be-
cause I will swear to YOU that no of
ficial announcement. either by Blake
or anyone else ever was made as to
the decision.
This correspondent, who diSlikc5
to speak to strangers, had to tap
man on the shoulder to find out
what the Blake verdict was. Forum
atcly the man who I touched wa
Jerry GieSlcr. criminal lawyer. and
chairman Of the California Boxing
association. GIeSler whispered to me.
sotto voice, that Blake had decided
on a draw.
IL wac 4iOI uIiIil Il ltW lilIluJtS Id
ter that the word of the draw got
around to the crowd. No one seemed
at all surprised. There was no dem
onstration This surprised me a bit
until, sitting later in my den l
philosophical that perhaps in Cali
fornia, neWSpapermen are the last
to learn about things
But let us not get excited, Let us
take the middleweight champion
ships in stride. After all, competti-
ton is the life of the trade. and
that is what the country needs Let
US rally around the flag, men and
come out Of the depression.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-03
b, HENRY MCLEMORE-

LOS ANGELES, March 2. up
hit tho Henry AmStrong-C -Ceferino
Garcia fight for the middleWcight
ChamplonShIp Of the world right on
tho nose. I SAID we'll in advance
that it would end in a 10-round
draw. It did
But ] am not Dragging. even tho
/ am man who does not make the
correct selection very often.
A man might Just ac well brag
over discovering a new and deadly
influenza germ. or tcrmite, who
would live only in wooden legs. or
a chicken with all wings and neck.
Because this was no draw
Armstrong won it easily. 50 easily,
III fact. that even the gate craShcrs.
who helped TO swell the small
crowd Of this great production must
have known from their pcrchcs Just
this side of Fresno that there could
be- no honest doubt of the decision.
/ am not a man who puts himself
up as a ring expert but neither do
I sell pencils on the corner lineup
equipped. In short, I am not blind
and from where ! sat with other
members of the press in the front
row, Armstrong won six rounds, lost
two and got an even break in two
others.
Outweighed 15312 to AZ Arm
strong was continually the aggre3sor
and showed the sullen Filipino about
the ring as if he were a feather
weight. He opened a nasty cut over
Garcia S right eye smeared hi face,
neck and shoulders with blood COM
pletely nullified the celebrated bolo
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-03
Students Compete
In Kite Derby

Wilson school kite filters competed
in the first annual kite derby Fri
day afternoon.
Results:
Smallest c25 YARDS Cecil Barker
Largest 100 YARDS Richard Larry.
Highest flier 200 yards in five
minuteS) Elmo Davis.
Speed-up and down 100 yards
Frank Guizar.
Steadest flying 100 YARDS Jack
Thornburg.
Dancing kite 100 Yards Eddie
Wong
Most artistic 100 YARDS Angus
tine ManchC.
Most unusual 100 YARDS Joe Ma
loft.
String windlne 100 yards on ono
inch Stickl Norman Hell.
Best workmanship, Augustine
ManChC
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-03
MARKET QUOTATIONS
l.. A. PRODUCE

Los ANGELES. March I. UPD
Trading was slow for Friday. Let
tucc prices dropped sharply.
cabbage: Cannonball 25-35c; flat
Dutch 25-4Oc; Imperial 5o-6oc; red
local $50; savoy SOC.
Lettuce: Imperial $l.5G-S2 90
rate; 5s slOo-s1.5O; 6s 75c; iced
dozen S1.OO-s1.15; Yuma As s1.75-
500; IS s1.35-s1.5O.
Peas. Coachella pole 7-Si9c; Pts
M SC. Oxnard Az &c: Santa Ma e
ria hampers s1.75: Imperial Sc
crates $500: China Coachella 2or.
Squa sh. white summer Imperial
s1.25-S1.50, flats $1.25S1.35; Goa .
rheila crates $1.75-s 90; Italia n
Imperial 81 25s1.5o: flats 81 .o0-1 30;
CoacheIla crates s1.35-Si.75, flats
S1.25-S1.75; San Diego lugs s1.25;
Yellow crookneck Imperial crates
s225-$250; local banana 1c; Huh
bard &c.
Tomatoes: inland crates 3-top4
$2.25-s250; 12s s2.o0-s?.25: 16s 81 %
%1.75: POS sl.OO-s125; loose lugs IS
81, 10: flats 75c; Coachella flats
5xss 5000: 4x5s s1.75; SKIS $l25-l.75.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-03

LOS ANGELES. March 2. up
Ceferino Garcia is still the middle
weight champion of the world.
Not only that. he is the lucky
middle-weight champion of the
world He retained his title here
last night when Referee George
Blake awarded him draw after ten
rounds of fighting with Henry Arm
strong holder of the welter-weight
crown
Before dlSappointingly small
crowd Of 200O0. Armstrong, accord
ing to the United Press score sheet,
and the majority Of customers. won
six rounds and received at least an
even break on two more The cham
plon wa ahlr to WIN only two tho
second and the seventh He was CIV
en- the fifth by Referee Blake be
cause of Armstrong; butting low
hitting, but even this gift did not
draw him anywhere near ever with
the hustling little Negro challenger.
Armstrong a former shoe shine
boy, put a high polish or the pride
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-03
And In Golf


Golf balls are flying in all dlrec-
tions out Barbara Worth way these
days as the longest list OF upSetS
in the history of the tournament
are being recorded.
Four former valley champions
have been eliminated from play
and the closest to a favorite left
IN the running is Laddie Wlllough-
by. debonair CaleXico youth.
Wiiloughoy, always contender,
faces a severe test in CroSble Sat-
urday and may not survive to make
a bid for his first valley cham
pionship.
Curley Vesey. club pro, announces
more interest in this years tourna-
ment than any in history, though
there have been some tournaments
with larger entry lists.
Quality Of golf played is superior
to that of past tournaments. There
are more top flight golfers who
didn't even land in the champion
ship flight than there usually are
in the tournament.
Among the hot shots who failed
to make the championship flight
are: Wayne Elvander. Bob Albright
Loveridge Marsh, w. B. Austin,
Ben Kellerman. Newt Brazelton,
Ross Clark, Mel Ferguson and FL
dred Ferguson.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-03
Central Win Sends Spartan
CoQers Into Tie for Lead

, El CoNirO nlIh school varsity
/ basketball team. was Co-holdCr Of
the valley league championship Sat
urday and the Central student body
prepared to pay tribute to seven
baSketeers who turned in a +0-37
victory over BraWley Friday night
in the final game OF the season.
Given only an outside chance To
defeat Brawley and tie the CalcXico
Bulldogs for the valley crown. due
TO the loss of Jack kirkpatrick. the
SpartanS came rushing from be-
hind in the fourth and final quarter
Friday night to score the most
thrilling triumph in the history OF
basketball on the Central floor.
Cage Stars
II was the sterling performances
of Jack OSwalt. Red Riedy and Jack
Tackett that turned the trick by
dropping field goals in the CLOSING
minutes. but it was also the splendid
ball handling and defensive work
of Kobata. Koike and Sugihara that
contributed to the victory.
A tricky shot artist from BraW-
ley. Eddie Nakamura, however. near
" upset the carefully prepared plans
of Larry HanSon's crew. Nakamura
Gagged 2l points durinc the evening
and was dangerous every time he
put his hands on the ball.
Ell Centre heid an 1916 lead III
the first haif but Brawley came
back in the third quarter to all but
steal the thunder OF the Central
sharpshooters.
Jack Oswalt dropped Setup from
the tipoff to start the third quarter
to put E. Centro in front. 2O-l6.
but Brawley was not to be dlScour-
aged so easily
Nakamura Scores
Nakamura dropped a free throw,
then dribbled to the side TO sink
one handler for 20-l9 score.
Lanky Joe PAN dropped set shot
from the side to put Brawley ahead,
2l-2O, Nakamura followed with an
other one handler. Riedy put El
Centro back with a setup under
the basket. for 22-23 score but
Pain potted another set shot from
the foul circle. Kobata dipped a
free throw through the netting for a
1925 score but Rodriguez and Ma
Aamura netted field goals for 1928
Brawley lead as the quarter ended.
Tackett Enters
Jack Tackett, tall junior, came
into the gamr to start the fourth
quarter for El Centro and the
Spartan offense began to click.
Oswait passed in TO Tackett who
passed to Riedy for setup and
the same plav made the score 21-29.
Tackett looped left handler in for
a tie score and Riedy canned field
goal on an out of bounds play.
1ackett sunk a free throw for a
1929 score.
Nakamura came back into action
however, with two free throws ara
Tackett put in free throw to
send El Centro out in front. 1881.
Kimura scored free throw for
BraWlev and Tackett and Naka
mura dropped field goals for their
teams TO give El Centro a 1884
advantage Tackett shot another
left hander for 37-34 score.
Kimura potted a free throw and
Sugihara made it 1885 with a free
toss for El Centro.
Nakamura Gagged one from the
side for a 1887 score but Jack
Oswalt. lankv FL Centre forward
drIbhled under for Setnp and a
4O-37 score A. the game ended
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-03
l.. A. LIVESTOCK

Los ANGELES, March !. GPJ
Hogs saleable 100, steady. meuIum
TO good lSo-22O ID. truchlus G-G.2,
choice around 200 lb kina quoted TO
Gao or possibly above, few Of
weight 5.45-5.S5: heavy sows 4.65.
Cattle saleablc loo, nominally
steady: few medium $50 lbs steers
S.75. cutter to common cows DO
6lb Gamers and cutters 4 25-5. -
odd good bulls to IL, bette" grad"
steers and she stock lacking. calves
salea Bile SO. tcsdy. odd head Hcal"rS
1913: calves scarce.
sheep none. deck mostly medium
SIS lb woulcd lambs iuJlN si"adN
AZ $50, good and chol"c wrlEht'
lambs quoted So .. and good eve
10 4Ib
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-03
Hogue kayoes
0de1 Mason

Bigboy Hogue, former welter-
weight champion of the United
States as an amateur, returned to
his home in Jacumba Saturday with
another victory in his ever-in-
creasing collection.
The curly-haired youngster from
Jacumba knocked out Odell Mason,
of Los Angeles, in the fourth round
of the main event in the San Diego
coliseum Friday night
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-03
Z. A. STOCKS

Los ANGELES, March >. tOfD-,,
Three issues rose, four sank ana
three remained unchanged in a
1000 share short session on the
Los Angeles stock exchange TINS
morning.
sale of 10 shares al 81 y drop
ned security company units l..
a. Industries edged up n 10 on
sno sharcs Transamerica held un-
changed at 5M on 100.
"a oils Hancock lost y TO 3! an d
saandara of California rose !. 10
9lN ADth ON 1oo-share sales: Bah
Ami sula 200 at unlhanged.
MeAasoe sold 600 shares at - or
u. aoneolidated steel preferred edg
"A up n 10 1pa and Vega slipped
2 10 ~ both on zoe share sales
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-03
CHICAGO GRAINS

CHICAGO haTCN a. - Nh'"l
rallied in the Ia f." minutes
of the session to ''ose 'Irm on th"
chicago board OF rred, t"naN after
ruling weak most "t tic daN. Trad
ing waS nervous and 'rirf.r. oih"r
grains were irregular
Wheat closed unchanged o" 2. cont
higher with May at S. r"-. ! 90"
bushel. corn WA 10 e. cent
lower. MAY So ST oat. wcrc IN
changed. May 10. A rNc Wa 10
Is cent higher MAY to-. Il. ~oN beans
were II TO L. cents higher. May
Sll23.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-03
High Schools to
Start Baseball

Four valley high schools Monday
planned to start baseball practice
in earnest Monday following vir-
tual completion of basketball sea
son
Teams from Fl Centre, CalcXico
BraWley and Holtville have been
working out for the past two weeks
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-03
Huge Crowd to
Watch Handicap

ARCADIA. Cal, March ?. up
The largest crowd in the records of
western racing streamed into this
tiny town today to watch a crippled
little castoff who once could have
been bought for $500 60 down the
rainbow road of the 100000 Santa
Anita handicap on his last bid for
recognition as the greatest money
winner Of all time.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-03

Annual Feed

Ell Centre junior college basket
ball team today pOndcrcd plans
for Thursdays annual Slum feed
and basketball game.
Preliminary plans call for game
between the JayceeS and valley
coaches or between the Jaycees and
an all-valley high school team.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-03
Merchandise Prize
Offered Golfers

Merchandise prizes will be offer
ed Sunday in special 18-hole me-
dial play tournament for all golfers
who have been eliminated in the
Imperial Valley golf championships.
Prizes will be offered for the losers
in each of the ten flights Golfers
were asked to report To TCurley
Vesey. Barbara Worth pro, for reg
istratiOn,
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-03
l.. A. HAY
NEW YORK STOCKS

NEW YORK, March >. N'PJ NtIi-
ities driftcd down 10 new low tpT
the year in a quiet. irregular St"rk
market today.
steel shares were firm aud mo
motors registered minor gain \
slight gain was noted in Tho rail
road and industrial average Ma
rantiIc issues, aviatiJus and q f."
special issues rrgitcrcd gain.
A few issues made new hEh,.
These included Sidney BIum"nthal
pfd al 50 up =: Mathicson aIkalI
pfd at 70 hp q, and Adsttin Nl"h :
OILS at 47s DIP l.
Dow Jones preliminary clo-.ge
stock averages: Industrial 1903,
up 90; rail. 3D41. unchanged util-
ity 2411. off o.oGs and 50 stocks
4s91. up O.01.
stock sales approHimated 27p,o0o
short session a WEEK ago.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-03

Jerry Fox. mild hammered sharp
scooter from Los Angeles. ellmln-
ated Logan jenkins. 1887 champion,
2-2. to enter the Semi-final round
of play. Forrest Ferguson of Holt
vile turned the other upset with
q 4-3 victory over Dick Lott, 1898
cnampion.
In other championship flight
matches Tom Crosbie, CaleXico
stylist. easily trimmed A. N. Over
ell. 6-5. and Laddie Willoughby,
perennial contender from Calexlco,
defeated Jersey Birchfield, 2-1.
Best golf of the day, however,
was played in the first flight where
Benny Kelprlnan fired a one-under
par to defeat Newt Brazelton. 5-3.
In the championship consolation
Dave Taylor won from Russ TUNNEL
by default. Tunney Williams de
teated Lee Lamberson, 80; Vic
Blalack df Les Rogers, 80, and
Jack Jones defeated Nick Schaeffer,
! up.
Willoughby meets Tom Crosbie in
one semi final match Saturday and
Jerry Fox plays Ferguson in the
other. The winners will play Sun
day in 36-hole final.
FIRST FLIGHT
John De Paoi df. Ross Clark, l
Up; DR.. w. A. Clarke df Earl Rob
erts, up; Forrest Manley df. DR..
Healey, up; Benny Kellerman df.
Newt BraZeltor. 5-3.
First Flight Consolation
Mel Ferguson Of. Gene Marsh,
6-5; Eldred Ferguson df. Elmer
Sears, up: Bop Albright Of. Wayne
E'vander, 81; w. B. Austin df
Loveridge Marsh, 3-2.
SECOND FLIGHT
Jim Stone df. Duff DinSmOrc
2-l: Wade Ramsey df Paul Brown
. up: Charles Donnelly df. Bob
Mcnamara, l up: Jack Harris df.
Bob Rayburn, up.
Second Flight Consolation
Glasgow df Hairston, l up 10Th:
Mason df. Karp, 81; Westerkamp
df. Strickland, 4-3; Haas df. Tom
Ritter up.
THIRD FLIGHT
Vic Nordquist df A. Yeackel, 81;
Nolan Smith dt John Keply. l up:
c. E. Sones d.. w. w. McEuen, 2-1;
A. C. Tanksley df. G. McCorkle, 81.
Third Flight Consolation
II -
Hayden, 81; Morris df. Ballard,
up; Thackcr df. Hendrix, Sd.
FOURTH FLIGHT
Red Edwards df. Sid SWanberger,
up; M. d. Parks Of. Walter Walsh
50; Viggo HanSen Of. Ronald Lay
ton, 4-3: Frank OSWalt df. G.. Lee
" np.
Fourth Flight Consolation
Walter HayPkorst df. Rip Garter
| / mp. Schmidt df. huIt. 3~2: De
VII If Smith. / up; Connolly df
| Edwards, def.
FIFTH FLIGHT
Massey Horton df John KeyeS
54; H. Kernburger df. c. L. Smith
| up: H. Alabaster df. Bud Barker
81; Allen Yourman df. Tony De-
Vita, l up.
Fifth Flight Consolation
Gene OSWalt df. Walter Erhlich
I'd; Gus Montgomery df Floyo
ROgerS. l up 18th; Immell df. Gar
| g.ulo, 80; Simms df. Peterson, 2-1
SIXTH FLIGHT
P. Johnson df. Jack Davis, Sd
Ben Danielson df. F.. J. Snyder
80; Judge McPherrin df. Ed Schil-
Ter, l up; Larry Hanson df. jim
Carson, 80.
Sixth Flight Consolation
Fitc df. Eldridge, 2-l; Miller Of
Jones, 80; Currier df. Riley, def
SEVENTH FLIGHT
Ben Herring df. M. S. Yeckes
i-3; Cap Stevens df. Bob Campbell
2 up; Paul Jenkins df. Hans Merk-
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-03
Bench Warming
By Burdette Kinne
Post Press Sports Editor

players IN hand at all times.
A tribute TO Coach Larry Hanson
who built a winning combination
in the past two weeks after the
team was completely broken up by
severe ankle injury 10 Jack
kirkpatrick.
A warning to other valley coaches
that e. Centro will be the team 10
beat next season. Returning Will
be Red Riedy. Jack Tackett, String
bean" Moler, Fred Robertson, Ko-
bata, and host of promising
from the B squad.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-03
Markets at a Glance
Stocks irreC CuTar 1n' 90

STOCKS irreCu uIaT 0nN WUlTI-
Bonds irregular: L goNorI.
ments higher.
Curb stocks irr'guial
Foreign cxchauG. "a.
Cotton off "a m"'i f. r'i' a
bale.
Rubber higher.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-03
Golf Teams TO
Clash Saturday

High school golfers from Yuma,
Brawley. FL CnntrO and HOltVille
will meet in the second III a series
of matches at the Del Rio course
next Saturday. according to Coach
Sheldon LOughborOugh.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-03
Wrestling Bouts
Carded Here

Vincent Lopez and Gus Fraley
will compete in he main event OF
the wrestling show at the City Lii
mitS arena. come Thursday night
according to Pete Buzukos, promot-
er.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-03
WORKOUTS SLATED

RIVERSIDE, Cal, March ,. tUP)
Manager Bennie Borgmann an
nounced today that all his regulars
had signed and the first spring
workouts of the entire Sacramento
squad would begin Monday.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-03
BASKETBALL RESULTS

Stanford 35. California 50
use 80. UCLA 26
Chico State 81, Col. of Pacific 80
Oregon State 46, Washington 81
Wash. State 50. Oregon 81
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-03
Tin Lizzie Derbv
Slated Sunday

IMPERIAL March 2-The Imperial fairgrounds race
track Smoohed off here today in preparation for the
outstanding sport event of the lth annual fair Sunday
afternoon at pm when 80 tin liZzy derby auoists will
zoom l00milo grind for $500 in prize money.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-03
Rainiers PLAY PhiIs

FERNANDO Cal, March 2 (UP)-The Seattle Rainiers
Philadelphia Athletics the first exhibition
of infied through
yesterday final polishing off for todayS game
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-03
CAMBRIDGE Defeats Oxford

HENLEY ON THAMES, JP)-JniyerSity
Cambridge scored its straight Oxfods
day the I1h rowing
this because
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-03
Lott, jenkins Bow Out Of
Valley Golf Championships
Upsets Continue TO Feature PIayin
Amateur Tournament; Wi|loushby,
Crosbie Meetin Semi-finals

BARBARA WORTH COUNTRY CLUB, Mar. 2-FaV,
ortos continued take it the chin in the quarter-fina
round Of the Imperial Valley championships mere rruty
as two former champions humbled by dark horse
rrnS
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-03
Spartans Win
PreIinls from
Braw!ey Caqers

FL Centro nigh school scored three
victories out of four in preliminary
basketball games to the varsity en-
counter Friday night.
e Centre Bees defeated BraWCv
1923. FL Centro Gees won 28-l5.
and FL Centro junior varsity emere-
ed victorious 1911 Brawley Dccs
scored a 1918 win over Central
DeeS.
The scores
E. c. BIS ABB pos BrawIey (23)
Morgan Ia Ulloa 12'
Alarcon ln Mlnter '5l
Johnston 81 Gillespie t2)
! Patterson 80 g Navarro t4)
OSWalt a. Sewers
Subs-El Centre: Hester %, Naka-
gawa ~. Brawley: Eddow.
E. c. J. V. 18) pos BrawIey 40
O5a % Jack
Ingle ~ Silva 90
Goff g. Cook 2)
league 81 g Williams t5)
Smith ~ Hamilton
Sube-E. c.. SarlegO. BraWley: SAX
amoto 81. Aranda,
f. {. C'S C28l pos Brawley 15l
Blair ~ Nakamura a.
Shaw l8, Namatani ~
Ruiz ~ Cooper
Thanner Z Pane ~
HOrlbe (6 . Guerrero "a
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-03
MLPS. FLAX futures

Mpls. flax May ............. $780,
July .............. ......... $1.S4i4
Sept ........ ............. S1s5 Y
l.. A. BANKS
Los ANGELES. March .. CEP)-
Transamerica ,.,..s.. ...-. 81 5hs
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-03

Massey Horton df. John KeycS,
Sd; H. Kernburger df C. L. Smith,
/ up; H. Alabaster df. Bud Barker,
2-1; Allen Yourman df. Tony De-
Vita, | up.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-23

HOUSE TRAILER BARGAINS
SITS up. IL to 18 mo. contracts
PAVNY'S> TRAILER MART
Trailer Brakes and Equipment
Phone 7342 PALM SPRINGS
0-l7tt
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-23
rs Miscellaneous For Sale

STILL Paying highest prices for
your iron, metal and rags.
SAM NALIBOFF'
534 Broadway Phone 589
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-23
20 Poultry

WANTED: All kinds poultry. Pay
highest possible prices. S. & M.
Poultry. Phone $40 Ell Centro, 112
Hoitville or 8733J3, Brawley. 10-8tf
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-23

1881 FORD Coupe. good condition,
new battery, packless pump and
generator, SIPS. Anderson Ma
chine Shop. 10-15tf
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-23
IS Houses for Rent
MARIE LAND
New Location

100 No. 9th Phone 974
Houses and apis Furnished and
unfurnished. Large and small.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-23

HOUSE and apartment for rent,
either furnished or unfinished.
Phone 752. 1925
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-23

NEW HOUSE in Residence Park ad-
dition FILA loan. See Herbert
LoWdermilk, Real Estate & insur-
ance. 116 No. 9Th st.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-23

FOR SALE des1rario, modernized
2 bed room house At CIT Wensley.
Can be purchased from owner at
attractive price. Call 634 from
9 to 4. 3-27tf
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-23

WILL SACRIFICE new house. F.. Fl.
A. loan. Small down payment
116 S. 5th st. Phone 1910. Lee
Smith. 1926
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-23

I3 Business OPPORTUNITIES

NEW. MODERN, fully equipped
service station by major oil
co. Don't let finances stand in
your way. Write Post-Press, Box
II. 1925
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-23

FOR SALE-TypeWriter stand $575.
OFFICE SUPPLY co.
521 Main Phone 70
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-23
36 Auto Parts, Tires Acces.

4 SIEBERLING Puncture Proof
tubes. Will fit either 600 16 or
6:50 X 16 tires. Good as new.
Used only in one set of tires. Price
SIS each. Call c. A. Bratton, 620
or 5O7. 1924
Evening star., 1940-12-12

Whether she's sweet sixteen"
or gracefully forty" this is a
jewelry gift sure to thrill! Many
styles, from single strands to
elaborate six-strand necklaces,
with glittering rhinestone clasps.
Several lengths and graduations.
Wonderful values!
Kann's-Jewelry-Street Floor.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-23
Irish Film at
Temple Today
Rose of Trulee"
IN First Showing

=Rose q Tralee.y Irish musical
picture b. Kathleen Tyrone. which
VII play = two day engagement
starting today at the Temple
theater. has meet with great sue
cess throughout Ireland and the
whole continent The success Of
Rose Of Trslee- Is partially due
to stuart. q four year old wonder
child.
Il 10 also interesting to record
the Rose Of Tralee" carries 70
America the highest endorsement
Of both the press and public Of
Ireland and the metropolitan cities
Of England
Do not misunderstand. while the
Rose OF Tralee" has an Irish
background. that it Is an exclusive
Irish picture. II Is not Il Is a
picture with a universal appeal
A melodrams through which runs
the gamut OF every human emo
ton. II contains the human touch
that strikes the chord IN the
hearts Of everyone. irrespective OF
creed, class or color. The char
acters are taken from life. You
know them intimately. They are
a part and parcel Of every day
life