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ApAsrMENrs EUR. on uNFus.
APARrMENrs SUBURBAN.

BEAUTIFUL NEW APT, ae0a Ike HfoH
way, ArliHEton; bedroom, iiYirg room, d.
nette kitchen, bath. CH. HSl1.
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@25 JEFFERSON ST. NW.-MaSter bed
room. private bath. also double room next
to hath GF oS1n
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l4l2 MASS AVE. Ant 9--Conyenient To-
cation front room for two girls, Govern
nrnt PmDlovcS only
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>yp Union sTATION-Douhle room, twin
EGSs aindCws. on bus ana car line. -
ca FIR 1888 bet - and nm.
600 10Th ST. NE-Douh.P room win
33xin hedS, newly furnished. gentlemen pre-
SorreS DupCut NE1
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APARTMENTS WANTED.
chen and bath; couple. Box 94-Y. Star.
WILL sUBLEAsE APT. AND BUY FUR
nlture- Give location. rent and cost of
furniture. Box 239-Y Star.
A TWO OR THREE ROOM FURNISHED
apartment in outlying district for the
duration. Box 1s4-Y. Star.
QUIET COUPLE WANTS SMALL FURN.
spt. private bath; May 1. Box 241-Y,
FURNISHED APARTMENT FROM ABOUT
May to about June s. Married couple,
no children. Glebe 62lS after 8 pm.
bath, walking distance, 18th and Park
ROAD NV, May / or now quiet gentle
couple. no smoking, drinking or pets; not
over $50. Box l64-Y, Star.
QUIET QUIET REFEEP COUPLE DESIRE 3
offer reas.? Box 2O4-Y, Star.
YOUNG COUPLE DESIRE UNFURNIsHED
transportation reasonable. Box I19-Y,
YOUNG MARRIED COUPLE. NO chill
dren or pets. desire nicely furn = or 3 rm.
aer hR Shsn %sy iPS IS Cali + Aisx SssapS not
WANTED TO sUBLEAsE IMMEDIATELY
small, completely furnished apartment for
10 days or longer Franklin 1924
YOUNG COUPLE WANTS 1 OR > FURN
rooms with kitchen priv Nr. Munitions
Bldg pref Reas- AD 1923, ask for
EDITH. Call after weekdays
COLLEGE WOMAN, IN GOVT. WORK,
wants room with Ink. priv. in Christian
home. or share apt. Box 2Si-Y, Star.
NICELY FURNISHED APT FOR EN-
ployed gentile couple, near trans. S45 10
S65 range. Mr.. CHEADLE- GE I242.
WANTED BY MAY Is, BY EMPLOYED
couple, unfur. apt, northeast vicinity pre-
ferred. reasonable, Hobart 1854 sunday,
/ 70 ) pm.
EMPLOYED COUPLE DESIRE GROOM
untur. apartment IN sLe. section. Sox
3l0-Y, star
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ROOMS FURNISHED.

: 10th ST. sE--e3nFIe T0ofr- TFasonabIt
Pr 47i4
NEAR sHOREHAM HoTFTs--LsrEs sinsis
ro2m = apartment. hreskfatt optional
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RRI0HTWOOD- A3lN Ath s. \ v --Douhle
front room. adlotninE bath PVT home.
pony. 20 bus and cars, EentileS RA 1-ia
lS27 EUCLID ST Nw-Nlee double
room; parkinE space
seS TODD PLACE RE-6-vindov double
room. with dreSSinS room. runnlng water
Bnd telepnone; for men DU. e49l
t40T 18th ST, NV Large. airy room
twin beds pvt. bath with shower. Tor :
settled ladies.
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HOUSES UNFURNISHED.

"a r. /, AVE. N.w,-e-sToRY AND cFL-
LAR BRICK ARRANGED FOR 2-FAM-
lilies rms. and bath, nrSt and second
floors each, garaRe newly renovated. .
Oman Sun
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APARTs. WANTED SUBURBAN,

SUBURBAN FURNISHED AUARTMENT
or suite in private home from May l or
later, by Government executive and wife;
require twin-bedroom. guest room living
room, kitchen, bath, garage. references.
Box 223-Y, Star,
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ROOMS WANTED.

ROOMS WANTED.
YOUNG WOMAN (Government employedi
gentle home Box H93-Y Star.
ferred. by Govt. girls. Miss Knight,
Adams cool, bet and 2 Sunday.
WANTED-Lse untuEp room. near bath;
woman. refined habits light grill privileses:
NV! May l. permanent $50. Box 44n.A'
PLEASANT, HAPPY. perm. Govt. clerk,
lady. middle aged, desires room in home.
yard. trees no object. to distance, have
car. Give rent. Box CAY. Star,
A COMFORTABLE FURNISHED ROOM with
private bath, in outlying district Tor the
duration Box 1s4-Y Star.
GOVT CLERK. LADY-Furn room in re-
fined apt downtown, not over $50. Box
243-Y. star.
UNFURNIsHED ROOM or one-room apart
ment private bath, grill privilege Box
2iS-Y, Star
LADY wants furn. back good-sized sleeping
BOX i4s-Y, Star
REFINED SOUTHERN WOMAN desires
sqtn sfter isTEs edsriy ' lady or ~ ehd evenings.
Siao 1857 from l-6
YOUNG PROFESSIONAL MAN desires
quiet furnished single; near transporta-
ton. Ordway 0421.
MAN, white. sober auto. mechanic and
chores 10 help pay room, fur. or unfur.,
in d, c. Details Box 296-Y. Star,
SINGLE GIRL of 80 wants room in re-
fined home in quiet neighborhood eat in
EMPLOYED LADY wants room with run
ming water can stay with children nights.
Box H66-Y. Star
CULTURED MAN, room. healthful meals
small family or bachelors home, free
phone; around $40. Box 2s4-Y, Star.
MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN. Government en-
ploye desires single room in quiet home
or apartment Box 306Y, Star
REFINED LADY desires Quiet furnished
room bath. kitchenette. second floor pre-
ferred, within ten minutes walk Congres.
sional Library, May |. Box 2l6-Y, star
MAN, single room vicinity / Sth st. and Col
road Box 280-Y, Star.
RELIABLE MAN. Govt emp desires room
preferably in apt downtown northwest or
vicinity l4th and Clifton. Columbia S466..
WANTED, two furnished bedrooms and
kitchen privileges for Government employe,
mother and son, Jewish family preferred
Box 255-Y. Star. 19'
with kit. phone priv, conv. downtown.
Box 63Y, Star
FIRST FLOOR OR BASEMENT for man
with quiet dog; some cooking; yard; park
ing place Box 113-Y, Star.
UNFURN. ROOM wanted by Govt. girl
half Jewish, half Irish; near bath; at least
> windows. Call Hobart 79ll.
WANTED, unfurn. lge. room. near bath;
refined habits. lieht grill prvileges, NV;
May permanent; SEQ. Box 44o-X, Star.
REFINED. employed laoy desires room in
pvt home, small family; ne. preferred
DU. O14O.
NAVAL OFFICER desires single room in
private home, Washington suburbs. Box
lSQ-Y, Star. ID.
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NIX S. PHILLIPS, DI. l4ll.
27Q N CT m Ia

rooms and bath; arranged for fani-
lies; completely reconditioned; $50 per
month.
SHANNON q LUcHs CO.,
lbOh Fl st N w MA oaAS
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

UNFURNISHED HOUSE . BEDROOMS.
ArltnEton, Va rent. $50; Eentiles. Glebs
LARGE FURNISHED, SUITABLE USE AS
Ioomlng house. by settled family. Box
301-Y, Star.
GROOM UNFURN. HOUSE m NV. sEC-
ton; adult family; possession about May
10TH rent. 500 TO S56. Adams 1912.
TO HOUSE SOLDIERS HERE WHILE IN
school, prefer vicinity l4th and Park
Road. or reasonably located near trans
portation. Call MI. 45l7.
UNFURN. 8 OR 9 ROOM HOUSE FOR Q
adults, detached; no more than Ssb. ALI
day Sun. and Mon. bef. 8 pm, MI. 1890.
TRAINED NURSE WILL CARE FOR
house in absence of occupants, for summer.
Republic 0276.
ADULT GENTLE FAMILY. Tyr. d. c.
record as dependable tenant. NOT Govt.
employed, wants or 2-bedrm. house. Dis
trict or nearby Nd, but with easy access
to Union Station; occupancy week Of May
25; consider , or 3-yr. lease; will con-
slider only If well described, including loca-
tion. lowest rental when and how can be
seen. Box 253-Y Star.
BY CAREFUL LADY GOVT CLERK. PERM.
middle aged; do not smoke; need ex-
ercise. house and garden provide. give lo-
cation rent; have car II far out. give renb
and location. Box 261-Y. Star.
Continued on Next PassD
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1921 GEORGIA AVE, Apt 4O3-Room IN
private apt to share with another young
man, $50 month. GE. 0593
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Sc. NEAR NAVY YARD.

Large double room. LIST floor front fine
FURNISHINGS. uufef conservative surround 70
lngE Small house. Sg5 mo for . 52N 5th
ST Sc Ludlow 5S"l-J Mrs Leverett
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4O3 TAYLOR ST.
CHEVY CHASE. MD.

Detached brick. rooms. 2 yrs. old. 9
baths. oil heat. full basement, all modern
$40 90 mo FEDERAL FINANCE co, hi
New York ave NV =
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FALLS CHURCH. VA-UNFURN, 3 BEDR..
large living rm., dining rm., kit, bath,
] block to bus Heat turn. Residential
district Immediate possession. $40.
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45O3 STANLEY AVE
BETHESDA, MD,
FRANK S. PHILLIPS, DI. l4l1.
S135 PER- MONTH

Lovely detached eenter-hau home,
Chevy Chase, D. c. 1928 Livinsst St
4 rooms frst floor. rooms and
baths on second floor, unfinished attic,
front and rear porches, gas heat, butlt-in
garaEe large grounds. LINKIES CO.. No.
1 Dupont Circle.
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Comparatively new brick detached Co.
lonial in highly desirable location. within
L block of fast direct transportation 10
minutes to new War and Navy Bldgs.
bedrooms baths recreation room large
screened porch, garage. Being Completely
redecorated Convenient to everything
Available June 1. SIPS per mo. Call Mr..
Farr, Ge. 1888.
FRANK S. PHILLIPS DI. I411.
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NEAR CATHEDRAL. desirable furnished
room for business woman near bath; $40
mo- EN- oT0o
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Ian ST HTf0HTs-Attractivs double
rom pFaetlfsliT private bath excel trans.
Gentlemen Of couple GE 1909
i7ns RHODE ISLAND AVE NV Large
rTns, Etrfts or double. nm. water. thnHer
III 80 daily w; hotel service family THfe'
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TARLE BOARD WANrEp.
COUNTRY BOARD

WANTED-Dinner for two adults. in the
vicinity of Calvert and 39th SITS. NV. Box
106-V Star.
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NE sECTloN-Quiet comfortable room
nesr hsjh: conv trsnSp., GOVT. emp sen
tleuAn preferred: - So week DN- v@t'.
/, BLK SENATE BLDG -Nouns women
SIS mo es elevator service, un.- phone.
IU 1-S6-J
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DESIRABLE RNI.. nicely turniSneo' ,,,9tn, NTiN
tnns asSt War Dent and downtown unIIh'
nhonss SOS Call Republic 6oS3. --
I3so Rel. I.MON'r ST. NV Apt ii
farse, twin beds next bath geh'les'
vate family -----.- -------
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TWO IDEAL ROOMS ior y or . men. WIN
beds IN each, bath 50 mo, e,o'N ""
Conn ave. ecntilcs onN Va h"'"
;is,Is,,,,NuptIsF ST. NV - For 8 scuUe-
men bedroom with private screened poiDA
shower unlimited phone, b,oI> trans
roTtstions private home IA AS
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THE CANTERBURY. 90 1o4 3rd st. W
Beautifully kept downtown bdg new mod
rru nicely furnished rooms available TO
refined ladies. nOn-SmOkerS; single, $40.
double 500 and So Res mgr
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3l1 PEABODY ST. w.-Recreation room.
= EIrls snare with 3rd- private entrance
fireplace. unlin1. phone. pvJ. bath, 500.
EeDt3lcS. p block express bus. IA. SOS
DOWNTOWN-LarEe room for ~ watkins
dist conv trans, $50 per mo. each
MtClfURn .Sl3
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e4l- wOODLEY PL y NW---Nloely turn,
room. PVT. shower. conN. trans. or y
gentlemen. co G2S2
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sla IRVING ST NV laree sleep *
rooms twin beds. new furniture. - pFr
week each person also room with S-cCCloE
porch. sac per mo INV. gcntemen only
cal sunday OF weekday kt.er % m
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-05
Arab
Morale
s: Spurts

Their morale boosted to a
new high by the beating they
administered to the Camp
Lockett soldiers, Central jun
ior colleges Arab gridders were
cheerful in spite of an underdog
status.
The boys OF Coacn E.iry Den
nerlein are scheduled to take on
enc of their toughest foes of the
Eear here next Saturday when they
meet Cceanside J. C. That is the
reason they are on the wrong end
Of the betting.
The OceanSide eleven has lost
only one game in the last two years.
They were defeated recently by the
San Diego state reserve squad.
Dennerlein still has remnants OF
a good team to whip into shape for
this Saturday. In his backfield he
has Marvin Walker and Russell.
Peck, two hard running halfbacks
Hugh BUD Ritter, quarterback
Gene Thanner, fullback, and several
good reserves. Dick Strickland, re-
serve fullback who passed with such
devastating effect in the 42-6 rout
of Lockett, will play much Of tht
game. Dennerlein said
A great deal of the ball handling
however, will be done by Walker
and Peck.
In the line Dennerlein has jim
Carson and John Thanner for ends
Jack Suttle, Eugene Witt and Orar
Weeks for the tackle spots, Dor
Baum and Bob Holt for the guarc
positions and Russell Sherwood anc
Conrad Sayles for the vital cente
spot.
These are the boys who will dc
most of the toll. The jaysee squac
was sadly collapsed by the depart.
ure of a number of first string play
ers. Fred Robertson, Bill Patterson
backs. Tom Osa and Lee Westmore.
land, linemen all joined the grounc
force of the Army air corps. Stacy
Morgan and Arnold Page, two var
sity backs, have dropped school tc
go to work in San Diego.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-05
". Y. STOCKS

NEW YORK. Nov. SUP Stocks
failed TO develop a definite trend today
with profit-takng offsctting demand slim
uiatcd by Republican election gains and
bz the better war news from the Egyp-
fian front
The hst started firm but as in the
previous session follow-thTough demand
was poor and many of the leaders de
velopcd sagging tendencies. However
losses generally were limited 10 frac-
lions.
Firmness in American funds fea-
tured listed bond trading. Mexican bonds
met best demand.
Cotton rose about - cents bale. corn
rose as much as ! : cents and wheat as
much as \ cents a bushel Other grains
and wool were firm.
Continental Motors appeared In blocks
ranging TO $1,000 shares and reached a
new high at A.. up i Standard brands
sold at 3ia early and then rose TO 4. up
a point net.
Commonwealth & Southern and other
priced utilities were active. North
American was up a minor fraction. Con-
soldatcd Edison had small loss ana
Columbia Gas perferred A was down
bethlehem steel sold at sea- up Il.
and L. s. Steel al SOL. up l4- Inland
was up a fun point. Chrysler and Gen.
eral Motors steadied on narrow gains.
Chemicals were up on balance, with Al
lied up / u points.
Honlestake mining dropped points
when directors failed to act on the
monthly dividend and was down Il at
23ss in late trade. Dome Mines was ae-
tive at 12%, up l.
Air line shares were easy. Johns-
AIBnville and United Fruit were among
botier-grade stocks up point and more
each. -.
Dow Jones preliminary CLOSING stock
averages Industrial. Hast. up OBI; Ran,
90. .09. off oil: Utility 14.O6, up o.ol; and
IS Stocks 1899, up o.04.
Stock sales were 59S,360 shares COM
pared with I'll, $50 yesterday when vol
lrne was the heaviest since Oct 13. Curb
stock sales were 81. 165 shares compared
with la9, 425 in the previous session.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-05
FIVE LEAVE FOR ARIZONA TOURNEY

college, and Bill Jim Sharp and
Bob Bliss of Central High school
are the Ell Centro entrants. From
San Diego. John Brock and Gene
Garrett are making the trip.
Competition is scheduled to enc
next Sunday on the Arizona courts
Riedy was q member of last
years championship El Centro High
net squad as were Bliss and Sharp
Bliss and Sharp are among the top
men on the high school ladder now
All will return next Monday.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-05
TIGERS IN LAST
LOOP HOME GAME
FRIDAY EVENING

Imperial High school shoots for
an upset md its second win of the
season F'zdav night. when the Ii
gers take on the Brawley Wildcats
in the last league l.ome game for
Imperial.
Any chance t. Tigers might
have depends a lot on the way
John Williams. Brawley left half
back, performs. Williams has
proved to be the most dangerous
clutch runner in the Imperial VAL
ley league and may get away Oh
loung runs at any time.
Coach Sheldon Loughborough' S
Wildcat line has developed into a
rugged combination and with Will
iamS and scat-like Gene Minter
behind it, will be hard to stop.
On powerful Jack Oooge and
shifty Arnold Augusta depends I'M
perial's fate. Googe, fullback. and
Augusta, quarterback, have been
the Tigers most consistent perform
ers and have played a lot of foot
ball this year.
The Imperial line is big but not
as tough as the BraWley forward
wall. NJ. Grace, tackle, and Charles
/ Cakes. guard. have been outstand-
ing as has been Clifford King, Gen.
ter.
The game is scheduled for pm
Friday at Imperial. The Tigers
have only one other league game
with Holtyille at Holtville, to play.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-05

rules a slight favorite to defeat theil
younger and lighter foes but Coacf
Lou Birnbaum warned his charge,
against over-confidence.
In four league games the Spartans
have amaSsed 80 points against sew
en- for the opposition. The BULLDOGS
have won all three of their league
trays, scoring 46 digitS against &C
for the other teams. In non
league game the Bulldogs were. top
pied by Yuma, 32-12. however.
An added note of optimism was
injected into FL Centre spirit with
Blrnbaum'S announcement that Ec
Wyhe and Ed Alarcon. two ailing
Spartan backs, will be able to play
Wylie is scheduled to start the
game at right half and Alarcon at
quarterback In a hotly contested
fullback race on the Ell Centro Squao
Leslie Horton was given the noo
over Stanley Jacobs at the starting
position. Oscar Hester fills out the
backfield that will begin the game.
holding firmly to his left halfback
place.
Coach Lee Bogle's Well-knit Bull
dog squad, which has surprised ali
by its remarkable showing in the
first half of league PLAY. will again
place emphasis on teamwork in
stead of individuality. Boyle has
been discouraging name seekers.
who attempt to rise to gridiron
glory at the expense of their team
mates.
Ralph Samaha, quarterback, will
be the capable engineer of the Cal
exico variation of the model T. In
Fred Brown the Bulldogs have a
good plunging fullback and Half
backs Hector Arevalo and Albert
Ramirez will add sting to the Cal
eXico attack.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-05
H0LTVILLE GETS
DESERVED REST

Holtvlile High school, beaten il
all five CT Its starts this season
gets a much deserved rest in I'M
perial Valley league football this
week.
Coach Ben Palmgren's eleven was
obliged to play all the way through
the first round without a bye and
play the first game of the second
half of competition before they
were given a breathing spell Ali
other schools received at least one
bye under the schedule during that
time and two of them had two free
weeks.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-05
LOCAL BUTTERF1T
4. A. PRODUCE

Los ANGELES. Nov Sup Aspara-
gus: Steady. Per CNt: Imp Wy select $50,
EN Fey 4.50 Fey as.
punched vegetables. Steady. Per Crt:
bcetS 2l--3 Doz Soils fair &c. carrots
3 Doz SOL - ordinary and small 7.o0-
us. iced Crts Doz Guadalupe SO
100 Crt. green onions : Doz 2.5G-3.oo,
far SOP 90; leekS Doz > 90. mustard
4 Doz 5000. parsley Doz 1.20-l50, rad
ishes small red 6 Dozt $1,000: spinach
! Doz l.5O-l.75. ordinary 1.co turnips
pa Doz col % ordinary 6OC
Squash: Steady White summer lugS
Imu Vly CrtS 150-1.T5: Morro BAY Jugs
SOL IS: Italian Arroyo Grande 10. Imp
Wy lugs 150-1.S5. CrtS 1.50-1.75: yellow
crookneck Imp Vly Crts l. 1920, hubbard
lompoc 2-214c. pumpkins lompoc &c To-
Tomatoes: Stead yto firm lugS stones
San Luis Obispo 4N4S $50. 4N5s $50
l.75. 5x5s & 5x6s 1.75-2.O0. 6N6S /. p
50: Guadalupe 5X5s & 5N6s 15o-lI5
some ripes 1.o0-1. -: Arroyo Grande 5N9S
& 5x6s 1.75-2. 90. few 2.25; Santa Paula
5x5s & 5x6s ! 150-1.75, 6N6S 1.O0-1.25.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-05
L. A. LIVESTOCK

Los ANGELES. Nov. FedefaI
State Market News.
Cattle salabe 400 generally steady
load medium fed steers 1910; load fed
NeXicans l2 50 sorted head few med
ium heifers lbs. common to medium
COWS 9-1O65: Gamers and cutters 6-S. 70:
odd medium bulls l0-10.50: medium stock
steers II so: stock COWS {. .S5-T.20.
Calves salable 100 steady; medium 10
good vealers 13.5O-14.75. fair calves
Sca-ce: medium Siockers 11.75.
Hogs salable 50, steady TO 10 certS
higher: good 10 choice 20O-24o lb. l4-to-
Is. 10. tor 1910; odd lao ID. IA; good so"S
IS. .50-13.75.
Sheep salable $50. steady: load good
96 Id. lambs with No. ! peltS 12.S5. sorted
10 per cent at -.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-05
BRUINS TRAVEL

LOS ANGELES, Nov. 5.-UPJ-
Coach Babe Horrell's U.CLA.
Bruins were en- route today on what
they hope will be a stopover or
their way to the Rose Bowl. Head
ing for Eugene. Ore. they will
defend their Pacific Coast confer
ence leadership Saturday against
the University of o 'egon Web
foots. The Bruins will reach Eu-
gene early enough tomorrow for a
pre-game workout.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-05
M A r K ETS
l.. :. STUCKS

LOS ANGELES. Nov. SUP = Pacific
Gas and Electric jumped two points 10
a new high of - in an exchange Of zoo
shares on the los Angeles stock eN-
change today.
Trading was light with n volume of
1850 shares reported nj midday. There
were sin issues unchanged, three up and
two down
The list: Central Investment 10 al 20
up 81; Blue Diamond 100 at 1.3o un-
changed; Pacific Lighting 100 al dr'vn
ia3: Edison Is per cent 100 al =
down Il: Southern Pacific 1OO at Is un-
changed Lane Wells 100 at : unchanged
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-05
LIGHT DRILL

LOS ANGELES, Nov 5.-CU.Pl-
Coach Jeff Crayath To-Day put his
University of Southern California
Trojans through a hight drill IL
preparation for their clash with
the California Bears here Satur-
day. Darrell Kroll will start as
fullback, but there is an even
chance that Bob Musick's injured
leg will recover sufficiently for ac-
ticn in the fullback spot.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-05
Chicago GRAIN

CHICAGO. Nov. 5-tUP'-Corn futures
rallied to gains of H. cents a bushel on
the board of trade today. raising prices
to the best levels in nearly month.
Corn finished the day with net gains
OF Ia to > cents a bushel wheat up
TO IL oats up 3, TO "a rye UP :. and
snNheanS inactive.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-05

Three Ell Centro METERS and two
from San Diego left Thursday
morning to play in the Southwest
ern tennis tournament in Tucson,
Arizona.
Jim Riedy, from Central Junior
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-05

y IWV IaVNIo IdINI' UIIIOoo IIt IS
the outcome. one squad will run
jubilantly to their dressing room
while the other will limp dejectedly
in to change from their football
toys.
The Spartans, FL Centro's team,
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-05
Fiuht Results

OAKLAND, Cal.-Connie Norden
219, Oakland, technicaled Tim Hef-
rerman, 218 San Francisco, 90;
Charley Early, 147, Oakland, decis-
icned Mario Roman, 146, Mexico
City 80; Eddie Hudson, 1876, Oak
land, decisioned Manuel Ramos
1876, Mexico City, "a; Benny San
tiago, 122, Oakland, decisioned Joe
Tovar 120, Mexico City. "a.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-05
CALEXICO> &C. TANCLE
Spurtdns Favored
For Friday Night

lhe GAME OF the year was on the fire Thursday as
CaeNeo and Ri Centre high schools both undefeated in
league play prepared to meet Friday night the Central
field.
At pm the teams will take the field and approximate
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-05
l.. GRAIN

LOS ANGELES. NoveEt1cr > dPf =
Wheat No. haro. sof, ..-.-.. s. o. &. - i2ia
Barley, No. l bright w. .......-... 81 6o-Si 80
Oats, feed ...-................ SOP =. o. n
Milo ........ .....-... .........-.. Sl.SO-1. s.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-05
PROMISES VICTORY

PROMISES VICTORY
SEATTLE, Nov. 5.-CUPD-Coach
Ralph Welch left a parting prom
Use of victory over Stanford when
he put his % University of Wash
ington Huskies aboard a train here
last night, and added that his team
planned to show the Cardinals a
stiff defensive. Washington will
play without the aid of Fred Olson,
removed from the backfield by lum-
bago.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-05
Markets at a
Glance
~ UNITED PRESS

Stocks irregular in quiet trading.
Bonds Irregular.
Curb stocks mixed.
Cotton up around - cents bale.
Corn futures q 10 ! = cents up; wheat
np "a TO IA cents.
Silver unchanged in New York at 44al
cents an ounce.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-05

Safeway Stores Are Located in
Ell Centro - Brawley - HoMile - Calexico
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-10

Meet al Cottage
. The young people OF the Federal
ed Church held their sunday eve