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WHERE CLEANLINESS and refinement
prevail; rooms in a ust-completed, re-
modelled big home; at reasonable prices;
plenty of baths, hoV water. unlimited
phone, laundry trays: ladies invited. 1920
14tl TelPDhOQP TayIOr S13Q
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301s DOUGLAS ST. NE-Two rooms for
rent: men, preferred; private bath; con-
VeDieOt o bnS
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.
AMERICAN and foreign coins, diamonds,
old gold. jewelry: highest prices paid.
Dealer. 1926 9TH st. NV. MI. 1904. 16'
BED SPRING. old style; collapsible type.
SH. 1889. TO-
BEDROOM, dining room living room suite
rugs, glassware, elec. refrigerators, Office
furniture. Dupont 0513. IL
CLoTHING-Better prices paid for mems
used clothing. Rarry's. 113s 7th st. NV.
DI 6769. Open eve. Will call.
FURNITURE bric-a-brac. china, glassware,
prices paid. Call Murray, TAYLOR 1898.
FURNITURE, rugs, household goods, etc;
highest prices, best results. Call NE. 1874,
am. to pm 10'
FURNITURE. WANTED at once. We buy
pianos. cash registers. safes, Office furni-
ture, stocks of merchandise of all kinds,
etc. Day or night, FIR. 2S01.
URNITURE-Household furnishings of all
kinds maximum cash prices: bric-a-brac
china. Call any time, RE. 1904, Me 5317.
good condition. State price. No dealers.
Box 220-D. Star.
PIANO. want a good grand piano not
over 8 feet long; age and condition mean
nothing; write, giving make and price
wanted. Box 324-R. Star.
REFRIGERATORS, used, and other electri-
cal appliances; highest prices paid. District
Elec Co., 1905 Wisconsin ave. WO. 1902.
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SITUATIONS MEN,
(Continued.)

6OOKKEEPER, full charge or assistant;
experienced; graduate accountant young
man. 23. draft exempt. Box 402-R Star.
IL
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BEDROOM. ACME STORAGE Listen,
Good PeoDle. ACME Probably Sells as Much
FURNITURE as Many Large Stores DO YOU
toners Bring ACME Their Friends
THAT'S THE ANSWER. Furniture for
the, Entire House" Character Furniture
and Utility Furniture. A Bed or a Houseful
Bedroom: $500. Bedroom. $40 90 Bed
room, Sl60. Living Room, $500. Liv-
ing Room, $40 Living Room, $50 90.
Chairs, 81 90. $500 and S5 90. ICEBOX,
$500 Writing Table, So 90. ACME NOV
ING & STORAGE. 46Is l4th 81. NV
Georgla 1000. open NIGHTS
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hhUL1OMoBIlE EQUIPMENT-Aim-A-Lite
Aeadllght tester electric welding machine.
y MP. motor air compressor. Il h D motor
ar compressor. DeVillbus exhaust fan
RatterS charger. furnace blower Reliable
NuLo service. 2O41 L ST. Nv Ma Nn-l
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SAFES-Selection new small safes. for
home or business; low prices for clear
ance.
THE SAFEMASTERs CO,
"3O4 Pa Ave NV MA rn-n
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SITUATIONS MEN e. WOMEN.

CHEF, wife, white, experienced all around;
references. Me S499. II
COUPLE refined Americans, qualified by
experience, want employment manage CLUB,
guest house, etc. Box 43l-R, Star
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APARTMENTS uhFURNIsHEo.

1850 QUE ST. SE-NEW HOME; l ROOM.
kitchen. pvt. bath, back porch: all utli.
furn.; C h.w.; $50. Lincoln 1896.
ALEXANDRIA-SPAC APT. 3 BED
rooms. baths. garden and porch; avail
able now. Sl00. HELEN r. MARSHALL,
POI S. Washington 81. Alexandra 3s0l
BROoKLAND- ENTIRE 2nd FLOOR. g
adults; Sos. Michigan 05sl evenings
KENSINGTON. Md ROOMS BATH.
garage; S75 mo. Apply McKeever's Stores.
216 G ST. N.W-ENTIRE SECOND
floor, 2 large rooms and kitchen, bath;
reasonable. l0'
212 18th PL. NE.-4 ROOMS AND BATH.
fooms: % $3.50 mo mo. ' D'' Ga 0''''-'
JESSE L. HEIsKELL, 1115 EYE ST. NV.
NEW APT.-6501 14th ST. NV.
Large living room (19 IT. by 10 it,.
kitchen with Gu. TT. refg., large dressing
closet, bath (gas and elec. included,
$3.50. Mrs. Hyatt, mgr, ia. 66O4.
NEW, EXCLUSIVE APT.
6eO1 14th St. N.w-Nearing COMPLETION,
= large rooms ------------------S Soo9'2u
Living rooms 12x21 (some 14x30): din
ing rooms 11x15, bedrooms 12xl7, 3 to
z closets you can walk into.
UTILITIES INCLUDED IN RENT.
Switchboard and Elevator Service
See MRS. HYATT at 6501 14th St. NV.
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2Ul1 PARK RID. NW.-Large comfortabI
room, private porch. suitable for ] or >.
near theaters and shopping. Adams SI2O
after d pm.
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LIVING RIM. SUITE, 3-pc., modern: coffee
table. 3 end tables, lamps good cond.:
bed. dresser. chairs. AT. 5391.
MAHOGANY COUNTER beautiful #,
and glass showcase. #. S. Victor IL
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HOUSES FURNISHED.
HOUSES FURN. OR UNFURN.

WILL RENT GROOM HOUSE, NICE To-
cation, to settled. refined couple; s15
month, owner 70 room and board. Box
3s9-D. Star.
CHOICE LOCATIONS ROOMS, brick:
owners home; available. Oct. 10; $50. un-
furnished S1I0, furnished 6417 Coles
vile I'd. University Park. Warfield 1868.
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2014 KALORAMA RID.
FOUNTAIN COURT.

Guest houses for men and women. Quiet
location. Bus and car lines. Select
clientele. Outside rooms Superior meals.
364O 10th ST. co. O294. Stone gateway
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REFRIGERATORS- sale of new,
house, kelvinator, G. E. Norge, Crosley,
LEONARD Le and many more. Choose, from
at lowest prices from SO Up 10 3 years'
Tree service, very easy terms Brand-new
l94l refHgerators, all standard makes.
2-yeaT guarantee at wholesale price
Shop US before YOU buy and save.
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GAS RANGES, rebuits. like new. from
Sl2 so: big assortment. Allowance up to
$50 on brand-new ranges: CompletelT in,
stalled and guaranteed lie Fevre, 2OOt K
n RE O01 = 10
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NIIQUES-Decorated Dutch and Early
American furniture. old glass, china ST.
yer, psLntlngS etc. Hamilton Arms Curl
os!ly Shop, 3lst NV. bet. NJ and N
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PERSONAL.

TTJRSE- IN OWN HOME, will care for
eISaTIv nersonS and convalescents. Stecial
diets and doctor references. WO. 2S62
PHYSTo-THERAPIST WILL GIVE REDUC-
ing instructions from 10 am. to ) p m.
Weekdays only. Columbia 43Ol. IA
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174 BRYANT ST. NW-Twin-b rm.,
near bath: Swedish meals; near transpor-
tation; reasonable. MI. 1919.
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Monday, take married couple; references
Phone HO. 1900 -------- "
CAR leaving for Seattle Wash. soon.
Wanted driver to help and share with exp
GE. 44O5. ~
DRIVING TO WEST COAST; 194l SEDAN
radio heater; take passengers all OF pai'
way. Call Metropolitan 12t1-- 10-
Evening star., 1941-10-10

TYPEWRITERS, bargains galore. L. c,
Smiths, S2l so. These machines are re-
built. Underwood. SIS. The famous
Royal No. 10. rebuilt, only S2Q so Easy
public 0234.
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CLERK -TYPIST. experienced general office
work, desires employment 90 pm; ref
erenceS. Box AIR. Star
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SEWING MACHINES, beautiful elec. con-
Lee highway CH 49I4
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BEDROOM. Twin Maple SUITE. Good
SPRINGS and Mattresses. :}-Pc Living Room
with slip covers, Good SPRINGS. S@900,
Desk. $1,000. Dishes. lOc Books. lOc
room. $1,000. ODD pieces. WHERE THE
SIGN SAYS BELL Friendly Little
store You'll Feel Right at Home Re
4b30 l4th 81. NV Georgia $3.50, We
Open at . am and Stay Open Until Q
pm. BELL STORAGE
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BABY CHICKS.
CATTLE & LIVESTOCK.

BARRED ROCKS, r. I. Reds, White Leg
horns. Conkeys Y-O feeds. James Feed
Store. 619 K st. NV. Metropolitan 00sS.
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Ford VS.. 1874; also pair Trippe
IRVING lights. Phone Falls Church
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3O7 FIRST ST. SE.-Conv. Social Security,
Capitol Cheerful front room. Gentlemen.
SIS month II 370a
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GENTLEMAN (recently from San Fran,
age b, Govt. worker and student, wants
room and kitchen privileges or equivalent:
modern pvt. apt or residence Phone Pax
ton Dl 2Inf. OF Boy 3S4-R. Star IL
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NICELY FURNISHED, newly redecorated
single and double sleeping rooms. 2407
18th ST. NV. NO. 9745
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| distance Navy Yard; 1243 B st. Sc; nicely
! furn. double ROOM: also room suitable 3;
unlinl. phone: gentlemen; $3.50 week.
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PIANOS-We have several new spinets,
the remainder OF a large lot that was
purchased last winter that we are closing
out at SI95 each. They were made to sell
for S275. Have mahogany case and full
keyboard; easy terms. Ma. 1928. Jordan's.
18th and G.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

HOUSE, 126 c st. NV, conv.
oc: well furn.; occupied: 1875. Apply
q n m
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NURSING HOME
ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.

FOR elderly people. Large grounds, porches:
excellent food; day and night care by
graduate nurses, under supervision of
health dept; reas. rates. GE. 1922
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CAMERA SERVICE G REPAIRS.

CAMERA REPAIRING.
FULLER B. d'ALBERT. NC, ,o
si5 1oth ST NV Phone National 47l2
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ACCORDIONS-Sa OF used instrumenfs:
u bass Hohner. $3.50; so bass Hohner,
S49.3O rs bass LeMar, $3.50 130 bass
pattl $3.50; I20 bass Carmen SS5; 100
pass Nenuti, Slu9 80; easy terms Re
public 6212- Kits. 1890 C st, (niddle
OF the block. OPEN EVENINGS
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-12
JOLTIN' JOE OF
MOST VALUE

NEW YORK, Nov - up
One Of the most bitterly contested
argument Of the l94. spor,s sca>7a
was settled officially TO-DAY Vhea
the Baseball Writers association
selected Joe DiMarcio Of the Ney
York Yankees as the NOS yalu-
able player IN the American League
and ranked Ted Williams of the
Boston REQ SoX second 8 points
behind.
A committee Of q writers ap-
pointed by ASSOCIATION President
Tom Swope of Cincinnati awarded
the laurel TO The younE San Fran
cioco Italian by 4 margin Q. %
points for the Ianky Bo>to1lan Who
LED his league in batting VIII al
average OF 400 higher even taaG
Harry Heilmann'S 4l3 n ie23 II.
home runs and runs scored.
The ballOtinG was the second Wor
by DiMaggio. who contributed oae
OF baseban'S S;andou; teatS b. hi;-
ing safely in 56 consecutive game.
in three years. He was frs; honore6
III 1903. 4 4llN Ntd4 INK IA 4-Nt 4tas-N-
ed Bob Feller of the Cleveland IT.
dians third with ia points. Thorn
ton Lee fourth with l44 ana CEas-
lie K.eller-anOthe! Yaakee-t..ta
with l26.
1t is apparent DiMaEgio IVES st
the team. individually. there VIZ
little TO choose between hlm ais
Williams DiMaEsIo had the edge
defenSIvely. while The ScX outf.e.G-
er had the beS; Of thc figures when
it came to batting
There is plenty Of evidence %
back up the committees selection
DiMaggio'S spectacular hitting
streak. which broke ali major
league records. !gnited the W.nnns
spark which sent the Yanks on -
the pennant and subsequently the
worlds title. When Joe started his
streak or May Is, TIE New York
club was in fourth place. s. caueS
behind Cleveland. When He was
stopped. the YankS Were first
seven games III front c: the Indians.
Even though DiNagg!o h.t only
.357 against Williams 400. TIE
mark was five points higher than %
ran up when winning the batting
championship in 1870 This year i..S
.357 was good enough only Toy th,rG
since Cecil Travis of Washington
averaged. 359 But DlMaCglo led h.S
league in runs batted in with l25
and surpassed Williams n hits
1880 doubleS-4333: and triples
-11-3.
Williams. however had his points
too-and with them thousands CT
admirers who probably viii stu
contest the selection. The Soy f.elG-
er was the first man % break 4o9
in the American League since Hell
mann. He collected 81 homers and
scored l35 rJns. top marks il beth
divisions.
Back Of the top five men came
Travis with l01 points, third Yam
kee, Joe Gordon-hero Of the Word
Series-With 60; JEFF Heath Of
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MARKET QUOTATIONS
L. 4. POULTRY

Los ANGELES. Nov. y Up =
Hens, Leg horns, =. - :, lbs -. Is
Hens. Leghorns over .. TO ! lbs Is
Hens, Leg. over ! lbs ana UP IS
Hens, colored, 10 54s lbs "a
Hens, colored over IL lbs & up "a
Broilers, D. and W !. lbs e.. %
Broilers over ! p. and Up = =, %
Fryers. Leg. wore 20 - lbs. 1G
Fryers, colored, 2l2 10 g. lbs -
FryeTs, colored over 81. to A. q
Roasters, colored, over "A lbs "a
Stags, colored ............... II
Old BOOSTERS. colored .......... j.
Old Leigh orns BOOSTERS ........ q
Ducklngs, Pekia over ; lb. -
DuckhngS. P'ktu under 5lb-. .. =
Old Ducks, White Pekin ...... -
Geese -
Young Tom TurKey- ~ lbs, Up y
Young Tom Turkeys u TO - lbs u
Young Hen Turkeys II and Up -
Capons, TO 5 IDs .............. %
Capons over S lbs and up ...... %
Rabbit, No. ] white g. tn !. J,
Rabbits, mixed colors 3l-4:. lbs i
Rabbits No. old ................ .n7
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-12
NEW YORK STOCKS

NEW YORK, Nov. TIP = Tax
selling, clouded labor outlook. and
Far Eastern uncertainties combined
today to dri@e the stock market
down = new lows since mid-194o in
the heaviest trading since Sept. -.
President Roosegclts demand tor
immediate action on higher tnXc>
also "as factor in sending many
leading issue, 10 new low for fh,
year Loses il. ths main 1t cXtcnaed
70 more than : points. SPECIAL -
sues lost more.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-12
l.. n. LIVESIU UCK

Los AEGELES. No.. j tCPl
F"d"ral-statc NIX ncws eeryl,cJ.
Hog. Salable 7eo. troug - 1er
higher; carly top ] 70 on choice 2Il
lb; Two loads choice eastern h"4d
higher; bulk medium 10 choice III
235 lbs J. 2o-11.f6; few light light.
and heayi"s 19-1ls so#e -troup %
Is "nt higher at s.75-5.5o. fcw So
Cattle sal"sble lGoo low: cauncr.
and common co"s "nak ~ 90
lower, other cIasscs .teadg: fcs"
common 10 medium steers Le!d 10
around 9.5o-Io51; rcd M"#jcan
s.4o-3; fceder Moxicau. 10; two
Ioads good fed heIfere 1h.75s coy
rs; good lacking Gamers and
cutters $50; bulls S-s. some hold
higher; calves salablc IN. III"
done; few sales steady. odd choio"
vealers to a; few slaughter caIvc
lO-1.50; bulk calvcs un~old.
sheep salablc uotre load medium
10 good III HI holaover eWrs toady
at 5.25. Tueday load IS ID wooIed
lambs i.
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L. 4. PRODUCE

Los ANGELES, NOV. u U-Pl -
Pf"dace barometer: Demand and
trading fair.
AsParagu: imperial Viz elect Sc.
* fcy S2.75-3. ~ S25g. spec So.25.
BuHched vegetables: beets 4o-GOc;
carrots ee-75e. celery root soc; d.
IN soe. greea onion, $l.25-1.5y:
.,.sks ST.. uu-.ard f"-spc: par-
-Ie& f5=see: raaIAe 75-soc. S doz
s1-l2g. spinach sa-&1: tu.,p. 5o-soo:
kom rabi 3".55e: mint goo. water
lre-s 25-3ae.
Gaeanbe1s. Imperial 75-85c; local
75-.as san Diego 81. Lompoc d
P4.Ha Isl
Gfapetrua. ieady. per box: ArI-
aaaa CHOICE and orchard run uu-
"fatfse ss-.a- $l5o-2; Imperial
w al.4.:~ppea s3-8G, $I5o-I.75.
lat aae1 5 t5-1.s5, fancy Arizona
wrapped 49, packed cf-srs S4.25-
- ca hela yIy &-.5o-275.
Psas bgsE pea> 3-5c. Imperial
baa 49,. aC3,helIa bun 1-e,.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-12
THE DAYS
SPORTS PARADE
By Harry Ferguson

NEW YORK. NOV. y. UPl-Tne
first hit he ever got in organized
baseball was a screaming triple. and
that sensational debut has been
fairly typical Of the career OF the
man who today is acclaimed a. ne
most valuable player in the Amer
lean league
Stardom. money. acclaim-The
things that other baII players st!ug-
gle for years to achieye-haYe been
handed to Joseph DlAIaggio on 4
silver platter
From the time he made good
with the San Francisco Seals at an
age when he had Just learned 10 use
a razor there never was m5ca
doubt about his success. He had
only ore brief interruption in his
march from obscurity to the peak.
He was flop as a shortstop. but
once ne was placed il the outficld
he bloomed like a spring flower II
the sun after & rainstorm.
There cant be much doubt nos
that ne IS the outstanding ou.-
fielder in the game, although plenty
Of votes were cast for Ted VII
llams IN the annual poll of the
Baseball Writer'S Association. Your
agent believes Williams IS the bet
ter hitter Of the two and also that
he has not yet touched lis peak
performance, but the men who
thought up the rules Of baseball
put emphasis on other things as
well as on hitting Afie!d, Di-
Maggie IS without reer-both in
goins back, forward and sldeTays
70 get the ball and in throwing
Y ate. he gets i
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-12
BREWERS DEFEAT
ALL STAR NINE

The Imperial Valley All-StarS
baseball team met 10 . defeat
Tuesday a tie hands OF a nine rep
reSentmg the Maya Brewery u
MeXlcah.
A part OF the American Legion's
Arnistice Day celebration. The game
was played n E Centro with ~
threatening from beginning to end
but never falling.
Ruby and Nehf bagged the Two
All Star scores: Alfonso, Palor-
nores. Robinson. Conrado. and Gar
cla accounted FOR the Mexieal runs.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-12

DIAIageio rose rapidly to star
dom-he never played for any other
teams except San Francisco and
the Yankees-because he has a
wealth Cf natural ability and be-
cause he treats baseball as a bust
ness. He has studied it carefully.
he concentrates when he is working
and ne makes no waste motions.
Orce he takes his stance al
The plate, nothing can divert Di-
Magg!O from the business at hand,
He doesn't even bother to protest
10 the umpire when he thinks one
has been missed He has the philo-
s0Dhy of the true bali PLAYER
tia. the mlr III Blue are hGnts..
are calling Them as they see them
AID thai in the END the breaks
Ill cv-l. ,uem,C YES Up tCr the bat
ter.
There seems 10 be an impress
Sion around the country that Di-
Maggie j. so gifted that ne IS
nothing more than a big guy with
a big pat on on his shoulder Oc-
casiCnally people complain that he
doesn't show evidence OF stadying
the pitchers and figuring out ways
to hit them. TheH point oUt that
when he first reported to the
Yankees training camp he Whal-
ed the daylgnts out Of the ball,
and had never before looked at
the STUFF that the big league pitch
crs We're throwing.
That is partly true. He got 10
hits IN Is times at bat thai spring
for ar average of G2j. Bu! what
most persons forge IS that the
thing can work Two Wa"s DiMaggio
hadn't seen the pitchers, but
neither had they seen him and had
d chance to learn his weakness,
if any.
Later he had chance 70 study
the pitchers, figure Out H4at they
we're going 10 throw ana axe steps
TO meet the SITUATION. He &as do
that as long ago a. 1881 as wit
ness the tNth game Of the world
series Of that year.
Cliff Melton was pitching tor
the Giants D.Magsi9 once said.
and ne had plenty of stuff. It
was III M mind that Melton prob
aolr would show me fast one.
TRIM to break It down on the out
slce corner The InSt one Eas lust
What I expected. I figured to meet
u by standing just a tritle farther
away from the plate. In came the
next pitch. a sweet hook that was
de. i4ned 70 run right INTO my bat
handle. The ball sailed oyer TO the
lctt center tier IN trc polo
gour,,a
Thcr" YOU have an instance Of a
e1oc pitcher putting a ball ex-
actly Wncre hc wanted It and then
having 1t blasted out Of tao park.
It's thing, ike thst make
ayca, hittcrS-and van gote.s as the
most valuable player II Inc Amer
lean League.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-12


Tuesday nights game was by no
means a puShoyer for the El Cen
tro boys. Playing on a wet field
with rain dropping at frequent III
tervals. BraWleN held their op-
ponentS scoreless for the first half
of the tilt, and even drove tae
center city team back into its own
territory.
In the third period Roy Sasaki,
Brawley'S big offensive man, tossed
pass that was intercepted by the
Arab center. Sharp. who took the
ball from the Warrior 20 yard
line to the IS. Stacy Morgan sla.heG
off tackle three plays later for
the score. Leon WithroW place
kicked the conversion. and the
evenings scoring was finished.
The northend team threatened
many times to tie the game UP.
but each time begged down ana
lost the ball.
Jim Morgan, Stacy Morgan and
Bud Smoot netted most OF the
Arabs yardagC. Jim Morgan V
the surprise Of the evening. Though
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-12
Ia. STOCKS

los ANGELEs. N0V. II VTI
pfIee, eiumped in average trading
- ne LIS Angelic STOCK exchang"
s,aay ONLY three issues were up.
80 Weip DOWN and - were un-
a.aa4ta with an approximate fol-
4mo - 5GU9 hare. The list:
Pc. Finance common 9, unchang-
Ell: security 20. units aoa4. unhgdc:
sonlas . =. unhgd.i, Transametica
i. uaeAed. pa. Ga six per cent
u IA -: EaIson common -
uuth2a5 EaI9n original ~. unchgd;
Edison . = per cent -. uuchgd:
sou. calf Ca a "2'- up g.,
Sou. Pacific i, down
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-12
Game Commission
To Discuss River

The California Fish and Game
commission and the Arizona COM
mission Will meet in joint session
III Yuma next Monday afternoon
% discuss the Colorado river game
situation and talk over fish and
game problems common TO both
states.
Anyone interested may attend
the session.. State Game Warden
Leo Rossiter OF e Centre said
Wednesday. "Tne commission sent
a special invitation to members of
the Imperial Valley Fish and Game
Conservation association. Sugges-
tons will be welcome"
The meeting was scheduled at
me Yuma Elks hal! at pm. Ari-
zona tine.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-12
SALINAS JAYCEE
WHIPS NEVADA

SALINAS. Calf. Nov. - UP
Charley Lewis, fleet Salinas half
back. sparked the Junior college
eleven to 26 to l3 victory over the
Nevada frosh before 5000 persons
mere last night. He ran e. yards
TO the first score passed to three
Others, Bob Robinette contributed
tie TWO touchdoWns for Nevada.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-12

Cleyeland W.tE s., Hcber NeWs0mc
q the Rec SoX with 80 ard Roy
Cal.enhine of the Browns with %.
BehIna the first 10 the votes tyal,-
&c of 10 Si9eic points Twenty
r.ne men were byacketed III all
In the breakdown. DiNiagelo re-
ee.yed = votes for first and nine
for second. These votes COun; 4
ana nne points respectively. VII
lamS Grew eight frs: and Il Sec
ondS TIE on,y other man who Was
honored with Z first was Lee VhC
drew one.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-12
LEMOS HAS BABY

LOS ANGELES. Nov il up -
hl'ch!" L"mH. worlds feather
"clPH' DpEn@ champion. today be-
came m" father Of baby girl,
corn ~ MRS. L"mo& ID d private
ho.pi,aI ~ nearby Bcu. Il Tas their
first ct.lu.
LS@7oS dofcnde his titlc for the
lHal tlmr against Pittsburgh jackie
wilson III Olympic auditorium here
TUcsCay.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-12
Islanders Oppose
Martial Law Plan

SAN JUAN, P. R, Nov. II. Up,
Inc HsGlar house Of representa-
tlfes passed resolution today op-
2oslns the proposal by Secretary
ol War Henry L. Sumson that the
president be empowered to declare
martial law in Puerto Rico under
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-12
CHICAGO GRAINS

NF'dk m 10y loans q . Du-hrI
the permissible limit. unsnitl.1
grain futures t3daF and prls..
dropped sharply before tHe de-lin"
was checked.
Wheat fell 10 within ~ % thc
permissible Scent limit. "hue corn
and rye were more than cent
lower Closing wh"at prIeee ho~cd
net ,1.-c- of .: =
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-12

O.t..
O" ;i.c other end O. ne standing
Sheet. B"IW.ey and Fl Centre VII.
battle FRIDAY right on the Fl Centre
HELD III what appears TO b. 4 titla
matcN \ Wildcat victory Will pu
tHcm ahead ot ri Cenr6 With on.s
Imperial. end Ho.U,lc lelt 10 play.
The SN1rtau> have CaleXieo. Hell
vile l"J Imperial 70 meet ate
,EaN go agoiu>, BraWley, but a VII
against the norihtnGors Viii leaie
ITEM III 4 position OF being able /
lose one CT their remaining IL
anC still crab the crown
Until CaieXico was upset by IL
pcual. the dOpe-sh2et axe Fuda'
nleht'S same to the Wildcats b.
virtue oi the fact that BraWler pull
TtNled the BULLDOGS Whine F. Centre
barely worked out a WIN against III,
same team. After the Tigers upse
the SOUtheud eleven, il appeared th3'
CalcXco was Just on the slide ar
that Contra. lad ripened them Il.
Br2Wley - smear. Naturally. if IL
theory comes close TO the case In
G-ual met a much weaker tean4
than tIt.sr Br2W}l} or F. Cent?
Bu-, then Il Is just a theory
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-12
FOOTBALL RESULTS
Bv UNITED PRESS

Orecon .. Santa Clara 70.
Moffe, Field Fners 70, Nava, Pa
rol Force :.
Fresno State IS. Co.ege Of Paoi-
lo O
Modesto &c. Is. Compton &c. IS
Salinas JC. IS: Nevada FroSh 3
Willamette 40. Pacific I. 0.
4oth Division 3: Fort Ord 0.
March Field -. Gardut" Field
Calf Po.y Il. l6oth Infantry
Co.osaGo College p: Greeley :.
Mesa &c. IS. Trinidad &c. 0
Colby "A Bates :.
Alabama State q. Alabama A &
! &
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-12

he has been in practice only
few weeks. the cX-high school star
broke away for long runs time
and again.
Leon Wlthrow, Jack Suttle, Joe
Eady and Sharp we're the main
stays on the defensive
In the Brawley backfield, Hashi-
motto and Sasaki were the ground
gamers.