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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-16
Yule Party
On Calendar
Dr.. and Mrs. Tineelstsd
To Open Home tuesday

Dormitory Auxiliary No. |
of Pacific Lutheran college
will meet Tuesday afternoon
at 2 o'clock at the home of
DIR. and Mrs. o. A. Tingelstad.
The meeting will be in the
form of a Christmas party at
which time each member will
bring cookies to be given to
the Lutheran Welfare society.
For the devotional part Of the
program Mrs. Nordahl Thorpe Of
Falkland will read the Christmas
story from the Bible.
Pacific Lutheran colleges male
quartet. consisting Of Messrs
Harold Soloos, Julien Msttern.
Gerhardt svare and Rudolph John
son. will sing % Come. o Come
Emmanuel" Bortnainsky: Angels
Over Bethlehem" French Christ
mas carol. and 20. How Shall I
Receive Thee" a Lutheran choral
Miss Ingrid Lono, daughter of
Rev. and Mrs. Mikkel Lono, will
do THE Christmas Spirit" read
ing from the eantats Light and
Glory" Her reading viii have
musical accompaniment. conclud-
ing the program will be Christ
mas selections played by the Pa
cifie Lutheran college string en-
semble. members Of which are Mr.
George johnson. Mrs. Herbert
Ransom. Mr.. Albert Kuhn. Miss
Marjorie Wentworth. Mrs. Cunnar
j. Malmin. Miss Vivian Pearson
and Miss Dorothy Cook.
Mrs. Nordahl Thorpe will pour
at the coffee table which will be
decorated in a Christmas manner
with Yule log, holly and candles.
Tobey Jone. circle . will hold
It's December meeting at the home
Of Mrs c. l. Poole. 1924 No. 22d
81. One O'Clock luncheon will be
followed by cards and The annual
Christmas tree ceremony. Mem
hers will Be permitted 70 bring
guests.
typographical Auxiliary mem
bers will hold their annual Christ.
mas party Tuesday afternoon at
] 30 In the home OF Mrs George
Nelson. sl3iz So. at Mrs.
Howard Welsh and Mrs.. Frank
Gibson are IN charge.
orSfIIe Naeeabee Patrol Will
meet at the home o. Mrs. yiotsl
auserney. 5sss Mckinley ave. al
8 O'Clock Tuesday evening. She
viii Be assisted BY Mrs. Blanche
Dawson. and Mrs. Gladys Hill
VIII preside over the meeting and
Christmas party.
Milton Pre-srh0oI all hold their
annual Fathers Night" program
Tuesday evening AZ TO Niss
Stella G. KeilosT. executive sec
Rotary Of the Tuberculosis League
Of Pierce County. viii show two
motion pictures. Hostesses are
sesdsnnes Azei johnson. Oscar.
Johnson. Henry Mead. Fred Miller.
Ruth Eiilard and z. l. Peterson.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-16
Chapter TO Have Christmas
Party Thursday

Mrs. Addison Forester VIII
open her home Thursday afternoon
to members of chapter OK, P. f. o.
for / O'Clock luncheon. The an
nual Christmas program is being
arranged by Miss Ethel Cotter
and Mrs. Marsh Davis is IN
charge Of the Christmas music for
the affair. When the traditional
Christmas tree is held. original
bits of poetry by members will be
read
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-16
Chrisimss Meeting
For Tent

julia Dent Grant tent y y. v.
sfiiI meet In Carpenters nail. Tues
day for ~ 20 iunebson ard q
Christmas party The district
president. Mrs Bessie Patterson
and her staff ~ officers win b.
guests. Mrs A A. Woeifei will
conduct a business meeting Ut
40
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PIT. A. News
WEDNESDAY

Mary Lyon PIT. A. will meet
Wednesday at . p. m In the school
auditorium. Rev Harold Booch
viii bring a Christmas message.
There will be one hundred voices
singing traditional Christmas
carols with the orchestra playing
both under the direction Of Miss
Hilda hsisner.
Oakland PresehoSi will meet
"Wednesday At .. m. FL 1913 10.
Madison. Mrs. Elmer Tegen VIII
preside Mrs. NJ. LsuFson. social
chairman. has planned Christmas
carols. community singing and
games There Will - an exchange
Of gifts between members Esen
member Ia also requested 10 bring
articles Of ohildren's clothing for
the Christmas BASKET. Hostsxses
assisting Mrs. PAU Newman are
Mrs John Baker, Mrs. Ksrml,
Torgsson and hra. Clarence nc
wzrdson.
Park Avenue Pre~chooI VIII NEE;
Wednesday at i.5o .. m. in TIE
school annex A Christmas party
for preschool children has been
planned Mothers are asked 70
bring a gift for each Of their
children. There viii b. = tree and
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-16
Miss Hancock 10 Be
Business Women's Speaker

Miss Eva Hancock. director OF
u. 3. o. for the Y. w. G. A. Will
be the speaker at the noon
luncheon OF the Business and Pro-
fessionai Women's club AT the
Model Grill Tuesday. Miss Han
cock VIII spesk on the subject
'Women's Part in the u. 8. O."
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Yuletide Party Planned
By A.A.U.W. Membership
Occasion VII Honor President, Mrs. S~sy1e. Who
VIII Leave Soon 70 Establish Home in Olympus

The Association Of University Women holding their
annual Christmas party in Weyerhaeuser hall Thursday
evening of this week and many charming arrangements
have been made by those in charge
The occasion Is special inaSmuch the popular
president of the association Mrs Thomas Swayze is moving
TO Olympia to live She has agreed however to be present
TO preside general meetings and the board of directors
until June.
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lsdy Lions 70 Meet
With Mrs. Miller

Lady Lions will meet Wednesday
afternoon for a one o'clock sand.
wich luncheon At the home Of
Mrs. George Miller. 3102 No. 10Th
Mrs. Ed sleen Will be assistant
hostess. The occasion will he q
Christmas party.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-16

The Business dlris' emb A. shs
Hihis Presbyterian church will
meet IN the church Tuesday for
IT, monthly dinner Al SIS s'sisrh
Hostess~s ~ The dinner viii ~
Miss Helen Cough. Miss Mara
nnGos and Mrs Ethyi nrsdiey
Altar dinner . nihIs study. busi.
nsas meeting and Christmas party.
under the direction ~ Miss Esihss
Miller. viii tahe place.
Daughters - Anssssca -
Censcilees e.we viii NEST q ~
homo NJ Mrs.. n. \. wsich. 5o0o
N. 37d IT,. Monday evening m
Tao dessert supper. Mss u~bia
OTIS ssd Mrs cIsssds MecIsIisn1
viii assist ths hosssss In . Christ
mas party. MIRA Thar roliefsea
will pfssids.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-07
n. !. STOCKS

NEW YORK. Dec. CPb
Strength in American Telephone &
Telegraph capital stock today fea-
tured an irreguarly higher. IN oder
ately active stoc kmarket session.
Telephone jumped cls points to
1867 and held most Of the rise
because OF investment demand.
Some leading issues. including
General Electric. General Motors
and r. J. Reynolds Tobacco 3. were
active Largest volume continued in
Penny" stocks of the utility group
where tax sales continued the dom
inant influence United Corporation
led the market in volume. selling
at 9-32nds. Large volume came int1
commonwealth d Southern and the
stock equaled its low for the year
at 3-l6ths. other utilities were cas-
ier.
Dow Jones preliminary CLOSING
stock averages: Industrial lis So up
10 rail 27.l6 off "a; utility 1906
up .0s; and SIS stocks 3925. UP II.
Stock sales approXimated $4,000
share comparsed with 450. .o00 a week
ago. Curb took sales were lo1 900
shares against 10000 lat Saturday.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-07
Promoters War for
Boxing Control

NEW YORK. Dec. 6. CUPl-Ona
OF the years banner battles was in
prospect today as Promoter Herman
Taylor OF Philadelphia rallied his
supporters for an attempt to smash
Mike Jacobs alleged boxing monop-
Oily
Taylor. charging Jacobs with try
ing 10 wreck his Philadelphia pro-
motions. announced here last night
that he will ask congressman James
McGrannery and Leon Sachs Of
Pennsylvania to launch an official
Washington investigation of Jacobs
alleged leather tossing thrust.
The immediate cause OF Taylor'S
war declaration was the refusal OF
Ray Robinson. sensational young
New York Negro Welterweight con-
tender to go through with a con-
tracted return bout with Marty Ser.
yo Of the navy at Philadelphia.
Taylor accuses Jacobs Of inspir-
ing Robinson's ''run-out" so that
Jacobs might have the benefit of
Robinson's services in a contenders'
bout win young Kid Mccoy OF
Detroit at Madison Square Garden.
Jan. I6.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-07
MAJOR LEAGUE
PARTIES MOVE

tell exactly how much discussion
Will be required on the minor lea
cue proposal for moving optional
players.
IF it's anything like the pro-
posal of 1889, I'd say it will take
quite a bit of time
At the Cincinnati convention
three years ago. Baseball CommiS-
Sioner X NJ. Lands dealt Il heavy
blow to Chainstore baseball. later
tempPliuG his decision with an
amendment providing that any as
signmcnt Of players contract, up
ward or downward in a farm SyS-
tenn is charged as a year out on
option against that player. A player
thus moved about in one chain
would become eligible for the draft
considerably sooner than one who
stayed in one spot. j,
An amendment offered by Franz
ShaughnesSy, president of the In
ternatiOnal league, adopted unani-
mouSly by the minors on 'rhmScrV,
provides player may be moved Ia. i
ward or doWnWards in a farm SyS-
tenn without a year charged against
him for each move.
Since that year for each move
ment" plan was Lands own
sponsors of the new amendment
face a new fight this week. 10 be-
come effective in the minors. it
must be approved by a ma jority
Of the three votes held by the
American and National leagues and
Lands.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-07
L. A. PRODUCE

Los ANGELES, Dec 4 ctr -
Trading was rather Slow to falr.
Bunched vegetables: beets 5u-75c;
carrots rs soc; celery root 6o-7U,:
dixon soc, green onions l.5o-l -.
leeks so; mustard 6o-75e. parsley
60-75c; radishes s9O-1n0: spinach 75-
s. turips 75-soc; anise. Kohl rabi
Watercress and chard 3ec. oyster
plant 35c, mint 3o-35c
Celery. local Pascal - in crts
S5-l; Pismo 135-l.5o; Oxnard g.
.35; San Diego l.35-l.4U. hearts
local 1881: Pismo 25-1 j.: golden
heart 20 in ears, san Dieg6 - in
2.15-2.25.
Cucumbcrs: san Diego .5o-1.75:
San Luis 0bispo 1.25-l.5o. Imperial
Wy s1-1.25
Lettuce; Guadalupe and Santa
Maria dry pack 4c 2-2.25 5s l.5u-
l.65; local Is l.G5-. 50.
Peas: pole san Diego loc: hush
Imperial Wy &c. san Pedro &C.
Squash: white summer san Diego
s2-2.25; local Sl.5o-S2, Imp. CIV
sl.75-2; Italian san Diego l.50-l.75:
local $l.50-1.75, Imp. Wy 81 SOILS;
yellow crookneek Imp. Wy $50
1.76; San Pedro 1901 10: cream To-
cal 4o-6oc; table queen 5o-Guc; hub
bard Lompoe e lb; banana pink
J y h.
Tomatoes: local and san Dicg1
stones 4X5 SI5a-l.75. 5x5 and 5x6
sl.7S-2.25; 6X6 l.5o-l.75; Santa Bar
bara 5X5 and 5x6 S2e5-25o, 6x6
$2.25; 6x7 s.; stems player Ans
to SKI Santa Barbara So $3.50. san
Dieg S2-2.25. 2-laye- 6x6 Santa Bar
bara $3.50, 6x7 $c25
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-07
II :; ID a Us
SPORTS PARADE
By Jack Cuddy

to the nurIy burlv By Beating Nc
Coy Friday night Mccoy is a slight
betting faVOrite because of his
youth and speed bu. he is facing
one of the rings best all round
flshters-When properly sharpencd
Wagering men along doth street
have little confidenca in Zivic Of
burgh because they regard him
an Madep ndablr IN and outer.
T.I'2io tGueht like a Mau in {
tYa"cc Wacn hc LOST lis crown tc
Cochrauc IN Juiy. AID when ht
.c.t 10 .Juuir. 10 Robinson It
IT," Galdan O"t II He d!d nOt re-
scmD.c the great Warsor who ~
lopcd Henry A~m,troGs twice ant
battered Al BImmr1 Davis bac-
10 the c9ds. artilIc:|. But Zlvi'
should Dc sharp fer Fridays til
with Mccoy 5"caUaa IL knows 1t
his las chance ,u tno bi3-tlmo. I'm.
less Lc III thc Dcuo.' blond, ht
might a well imnn Up his sloves
alongside thG," cf lis our former
fighting brothers. Under the cir
cumstances. Manager Joe Gould
would be W.sC 70 hoIs' strong warm
i'm tor g9unG HcCO1.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-07

NEW YORK. D.. 8. tCP1-1Ae
welterWeight or Ii pound division
is tn, "ha:n-'" Cios in boxing now.
and it should pra.47e some excel
lent scraps aa# g indoor gates
before Supremacy. Iad!iy is de-
cided amone Champion Freddie
Cochrane. Ra- Robinson, Young
KID McCoy. Mari 20 and iorm-
er Champi.u FG,z. T:'.".
Tn, dIi.i.H =. ..G cror l.
a cnaMa.a" @bIa "..n 1blil..es
fans snd cA..s. +. : .'..u. Ta.s
add sn.tr=-. i.. ~ -...-.aa.r far
SHOT ~ -. c,c.# nw-fseeC
Corn!ta. r.-t '..a -. ..tT'- ma-
Iog Do%a@ .p-.' ...#.# - .gf ne
TIL" t3.q /l.. - - -..E y. J.
July 20. l. ta at G..sa.',1 -, since
sltnouoh ~ "n. - -" - round
non-titla o-'.i.a .=a@ ..Gtwci4n,
chan.D!9.. &C.,. 1t.#.a. o.. 5. This
bDu ~ .. r.'t - ronHran"'s
maI.e.a" ..' . "a# an"ded By
thn N 'Yrt rl- - e.. for fail
urc 70 te'-; 81. y.s...s P. 1t knocs,-
ont o"c~ .rr.." M. .DA"d Jen~
klns 80 ~. fioPcd u"c times.
Mean"hur. atchunl has been
c0nlcatsa.r rh lie a., Of RaH
Robin u. H., .easa.l,o.l youns
Eal!er. Eon:l '.~o ia 'Irkoi aff
26 Sssa4at yI"'L..@#. ri" pu Inc
campy.5n If "cHa - NcCoy Of
81, f.t,
SqIagr HrC.. a..a r,.' Friday
N!lI' IL q ], r'..l l9s ..In IIvlc.
Tn!a aa.Gr. -. asa'.'... gain-
ishcd viz c,':3 90 u. lu,": Il
''.c G.rNe- t@u - -... Pabln~
son II - o,l',.drrs o-rjr ~ the
GarcoA Jau il pe4sa. Org to
title sas'. g.. b.. MaC,% already
has ~on'. .t F, a..' Robinson
J,I. =. ... -. Ns:r; $40.
II. '.u.. b.. d -. .'' ~ .'-.n
RrtIr - - .. ,as..4.. ~ az
ROOM D. ".o. a.to.. r.,
Scr,o 49,, ;'114 -. '.r arde5t
h9At q. - r.:,.t - t,..iGrlpolo
In Sop.on..r o.. ... spiIt
decision /, g., .5.ao. '.c., pro-
lCa4lOha. 1't'd'. r-3s@ H.. 'IuIgnt
hc had @n. . p~ynl.c. Hrman
Taylor oI P..IaGeiphia matched
them lef 5c'ura bout "N..u naa
been u. sp..ro ta.ce '4ara aad
WhIc. Robinson Ao~ r,Ytd to
nei' P.DrsoLa .ci,.n. 10 %
through %Itu TIE PA.tadclphla
malch aHd III: arccp'aac" " u jan.
l6 eareea boa, tor .,.2 Yosk 3.
promoter M!kr Ja,9f. . 1,lcG IL
a b.i-te3.44 pre- .t'a,k las. nia4t|
BY Tay.Gt 0 Pnao@. 'ps..a against
Jacob, ln,iuoIn" th!cafa If lnycstl-
CATION MO JacGbs alleged mon
OpoIy'
Because of iAc ,ua3lt and shout
ing over Room IN. %cCoY aud
Servo, httie attention IS being given
Ziyic, who, though u, atill is a very
contender who may add
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-07
RECORDS Reveal SEATTLE As BEST
ALL ROUND DEFENSIVE CLUB

SAN FRAN>ISCO De-. up =
INdiv.dually aAd collectively. tho
penn2At-Wnnn2 &eatt,e baseball
team Was the be~t a.. round Getcn-
sive club in the Pacific Coast lea4ue
last year, officials records revealed
today.
The Rainiers Uncer MANAGER Bill
Skiff ted with San Diego and Port
land for top fic.ala2 hohors WITH
a percentage of g.
Les Scarceua, Seattle. tied with
Mcdonald of san Diego as the best
fielding first baaeman with an aver
age of 993. Sturdy of Sacramento
was third among regulars with 969
Al Neimic Of Seattle was the best
defensive second ba-eman with an
average of .981 IN l55 aomos. Hugh
Lubv. Oakland W. =ataM, at 978.
He handled Tie mo- cnau, cS-543
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-07

CHICAGO, Dec. G. tUP)-Thc
first official major league baseball
parties moved III from Florida to-
day at swift pace, indicating pos
sible player trades even before
presidents of the two leagues call
all hands together for their annual
meetings on Tuesday
Among the early arrivals the st.
Louis Browns were especially anX-
ious to set up local headquarters.
A proposal to raise the limit on
night games from seven to II ap-
parently faces a quick defeat in the
leagues chambers and the Browns
may want to peddle the highly
negotiable first baSeman George
MacQuinn and Outfielder Chet
Laabs for players and cash.
The Chicago White Sox apparent
ly have given up all hope of nurS-
ing the anticipated Slugging from
julius (Moosel SolterS. reported on
his way to the American aSSocia-
ton, and dickered for LaabS dur
ing the minor league session at
Jacksonville. Another rumor of scv-
eral days standing had MacQuinn
Ruby York Of Detroit and Hal TroS-
key of Cleveland switching jobs
with the Browns bencfitting finan-
cially.
What news there may be at the
major league convention probably
will have to be supplied by The
traders, according to American
League President Will Harridge
LAS far as we can tell now that
night game proposal is about all
the American League will have to
consider" he said. Since I was
unable TO so to Jacksonville for
the meeting of the minors I can't
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-07
GOLDEN GLOVE
RING RESULTS

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. tUP)-
Quarter-flnal round of the regional
Golden Gloves Boxing Tournament
was completed here last night.
Novice results:
ll2 pounds Don Uycda. Oakland,
deciSioned Joe Hernandez. Stock
ton: TakeShi MOmii, San Francisco,
techHically knocked out Harry Bar
rick, Sacrament go. 118 pounds
Marlin Edwards. Vallejo. deciSioned
Pablo Danzhan, Oakland. l26 lbs
John Rivera, Oakland. decisioned
Joe Zarate. Stockton; Clarence
Hooker, Oakland, knocked out Tom
Sanders, Mountain View Qp. 1885
pounds-Tony Miranda San Fran
cisco. knocked out Benny Atkinson.
San Francisco Cd; Floyd Smith,
San Francisco decisloned Guy
Smith, Oakland: Bob Brown, San
Francisco, knocked out Bobby Ha-
villa San Francisco l2l.
lat pounds-Nick Marcia, San
Francisco. decisioned Bob Howard,
Sacramento: Arthur Ramatici, Peta-
una, knocked out William Copper,
Oakland 81; Shig Takahashi,
Stockton. technically knocked out
Ray Morrison, Sacramento. 1p. IT'S
pounds William Nichols. Oakland
decisioned c. Hamilton, San Fran
cisco; Clarence Bennett, San Fran
cisco, won by default from Nick
7orc1ito nollo,,J
Senior results:
1876 pounds Dale Williams, San
Francisco won BY default from RO-
land Vigil, San Francisco; Buzz
cider, Oakland, won by default from
Jackie Romero, Sacramento. 1875
pounds-Darrelt Cayocca, Sacra-
mento decisioned Izzy Vigil, San
Francisco; Billy Wilson, San Fran
cisco. technically Knocked out Ru-
byen Cox, Vallejo 90; Tyree White,
Jhowchilla decisioned Charlie Re-
1endeS, Livermore 147 pounds-Wil-
liam Edwards, San Francisco,
lnocked out Charles Graves, Rich
nond; Wally Hayne, Oakland, de-
cisioned Verne Allen, Santa Rosa.
100 poundS-Ernie Cortez, San
Francisco decisiCned Bob Boyd, Pc
aluma; George Moulat, Napa, de-
ciSioned Joe Pima, San Francisco.
Heavyweight-Tim Heffernon, San
Francisco, won by default from
George Tracy, Redwood City; John
Ebarb, San Leandro decisioned Ed
win Horn, Oakland.
Service results:
1876 poundS-Fred PulSizer. Fort
Cronkhite, technically knocked out
Bill Bourde, San Francisco FreSidio
%; Mickey DeSerio, San Francisco
Preside, Declsioned James Adams
Fort CrOnkhite. 1875 pounGs-Rus-
sell Stauffer. Alameda air base,
technically knocked out Louis Hurt
ade, Fort Cronkhite IL, H. f. Bor-
ia, Alameda air base. decisioned
Manuel Molano, Fort Cronkhite. l46
poundS-Joseph Chizar. Fort Cronk-
hite, knocked out w. w. Tull, Ala
media air base. IFS poundS-Rudy
Wolmuth, San Francisco coast
guard, technically knocked out Ad-
rian Simkins, Alameda air base
ID.
Heavyweight novice William
SWeikert. Oakland, knocked out Bob
kOlStore, Oakland go.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-07
Cost of Homes Up
Over One Per Cent

WASHINGTON, Dec. &. up
The Federal Home Loaa bank board
reported today the average cost Of
building a SiX-roOm house WAS II
per cent greater III October than IN
September.
The com0lncd incraaso in ,abor
and materials costs in the last year
v;aa 1873 per cent, thc board aaId,
ard ayeraGc costs low arc almost
10 Ter ccuf above the average month
OF 1855 1879
Tho COS, Of th" standard house
has risen more than $500 since
AuGu&t in seven Of the : cities re-
porting bd!dinl cost figures to the
ban@ board. San Antonio reported
3J23 increase, DALLAS $703; HoustO'
$G94; Albuquerque, $668, PhiIadel-
ph!a 1913; harrisburg S573; and San
Dir%o $50.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-07

putouts and 481 as -.
Freck Gwen OF Portland led third
baSemen with .954 IN 140 games and
his teammate. Lindsay Brown. easily
vas the class Of shortstops witt
$50, If Brown could hit he would
be a major league star. Froilan
Fernando" San Fganctk,c's star
rookie, was the poorest fieldine
shortStop among regulars but han
died more putOutS and assists than
any of his rivals.
Best fielding outfielder Was vet
teran Bill Lawrence. Seattle, who
didn't make an error in 64 games.
Ted Norbert. Portland led regulars
with an average OF $50. Gilly
Campbell, traded by Seattle to Los
Angcles in mid-s2ason, topped
catcIcrs win 989 Fourteen pitchers
had fielding averages OF 1000.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-07
L. A. LIVESTOCK

LOS ANG ELES, Dec. tIP1 -
tFederal state Mkt news scrvicel
Hogs salable 100; about steady;
medium TO good 17O-25o lbs Hill. c5
good TO choice quoted to 11.45; few
16o lbs down and some Co lbs To-
1850; sows lacking; feeder pigs
13.50-14.
Cattle: salabie 500: medium to
good steers and heifers lacking:
steers quoted 1o-1l.75 and heiters
11.25; common to medium COWS
steady 1855; odd head to SIS; can
ners and cutters 5.25-7; bulls steady
at So; good quoted $50; few feede!
bulls s; calves salabe 25: steady;
odd good TO choice veaier 12.5o-14.5O
slaughter calves quoted 9.50-l2;
stockers unsold.
Sheep salable none: god to
choice wooded lambs quoted IL
1l.5O and good ewes $50.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-07
LARGE EGGS
NiEDII VI EGGS
[. 4. STOCKS

Los ANGELES. Dec. OPP =
stocks continued their decline in
active trading 5ver a wide range
on the Los Angeles exchange today.
Two issues were up. nine were down
and 2S We're unchanged. Volume
was approximately 5000 shares.
Central Investment lS unchgd:
Broadway Dept. store - off !,
Pac:fi, Gas common - off :, In
ion oil "A &. off :; Aircraft Access
SORES, 1.65 unchgd; Lockheed Air
craft -. unchgd: Ryan Aeronau-
tIca! =, unchanged.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-07
OREGON STATE
HALVES TICKETS

PASADENA, Calf. Dec, 6 up
Oregon State college announced
today it would offer half its block
OF Rose Bowl tickets to the public
II was believed to be the first time
a contender had ever offered to
share its tickets.
Usually tickets for the New Year
classic. between Oregon State and
Duke this time, are gobbled up BY
the alumni, but P. c. Locey, OSC
director of athletics. said he didn't
believe CSC would need its 10000
to $4,000 ducats.
He said the OSC Rose Bowl head
quarters here would receive appll-
cations for tickets today.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-07
: II MI s
MATCH
: N . s

CALEXICO, Dec. 6. - The fin
ais OF the Imperial Valley tennis
tournament will be played here over
the weekend, tournament manager
Lynn Johnson announced today.
The junior division will be played
off today, and both the semi finals
and the finals Of the mems division
will be played on Sunday.
IN the mems semi finals. Jack
Hens will oppose Leroy Arnold and
George Egling will so against Jack
Candland.
Karl Edmunds will meet Carroll
Dunn for the trophy in the veterans
singles on Sunday.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-07
JOE: GLENN GOES
TO OAKLAND

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. Dec 6.
lUPD-The Louisville American as
sociation club announced today the
outright sale of Catcher Joe Glenn.
who formerly played With the Yank-
ees. Red SoX ard Browns, to the
Oakland Pacific Coast league club.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-07
OREGON GUARD
MAY ENLIST

CORVALLIS. Ore, Dec. g. up
The Oregon State college football
team may be without the services
of Martin Chaves, first string guard,
in the Rose Bowl game with Duke
university on Jan. |, it was learned
today.
Shaves is under orders to report
for duty with the army air service
Dec 20, but athletic officials sail
he might win a dClermenJ because
of his announced intention of en-
rolling in the civilian pilot training
school here after the first of the
year.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-07
AzTECS WHIP
C.0.P., II to &

SAN DIEGO, Calf, Dec. 6. UP
San Diego State defeated the Col
lere of Pacific football team. II to
S. last night in a non-confercnce
t!lt.
A pass TO Leon Carver. left half,
and a sustained drive which ended
with Fullback Carl Frisco scoring
over right tackle, gave San Diego
the victory,
Clint Ward, right half, caught a
pass in the end zone TO give college
Of Pacific it's lone score.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-07
CHICAGO GRAINS

CHICAGO, Dec. , oUPD - Grain
moved fturcs quietly within a mar
roT range today.
Final wheat prices were off =
to up -; corn off !. toll; oats
up as-1a-. rye off '."s; and soy
beans unchanged to up l..