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Imperial Valley press., 1939-10-12
Stark Strengthens
Club For Sunday
Baseball Game

Jack Stark. manager of the FL
Centro baseball team. tod a y
strengthened his club for a meeting
with the Imperial Valley Negro all
stars in El Centre stadium Sunday
afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Joe Andrade will pitch against
Bill Morris. Negro pitching star
Al Mendoza will catch, Stinson,
first; Sandez, second; Hashem,
short; Payne, third; and Aaron,
Porte and Fornasero in the outfield.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-10-12
L A. PRUOUCE

LOS ANGELES, OCT. II. (UP)-
Trading was slow on most lines
with supplies moderate to liberal
and prices about steady.
Asparagus: I. V. punched select
lie, select 15c. Ex fey 12c. Fey &c.
Local loose ex fey 15c. Tips 3kc.
Cantaloupes: local hb's std 16s-
GAS 6O-75c; 27s 40-50c; 36s 30-4Oc
honepdews Saugus std Ss-16s 65-75.
Lettuce: Lompoc dry pack A doz.
$500; 5s 81. .s5-S2.OO; 31s doz.
$2.50-$2.75; Guadalupe & Santa Ma
ria As $2.00$2.25; 5s $175-$2 90.
Peas: Arroyo Grande 9-10c.
Oceano 81 -4c; Arroyo Grande Chi
ma peas 45c.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-10-12
Markets At
A Glance

Stocks firm and quiet.
Bonds mixed; u. 5. GoYernm ents
higher.
Curb stocks irregular.
Foreign exchange easy.
Cotton about steady.
Wheat up Il cent; corn off IS
x cent.
Rubber up almost y cent a pound.
silver up Is cent in New York to
Sc as cents a fine ounce.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-10-12

high school football game and sea-
sonal winners will receive Rose
Bowl tickets.
Even if you don't win, it's a lot
Of sport and you get your name in
the paper. So get out your pencil,
your dope book and jot down the
winners.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-10-12
Only TwoMoreD Days to Enter Post-Press
Grid Contest; Dead|ine ] p. m. Friday

Only two more days to enter the
Post-Press gigantic football con-
test, the football editor announced
Thursday as he again set the dead
line for entries at pm. Friday.
Winners of each weeks contest
will receive two tickets to the local
Imperial Valley press., 1939-10-12
BARBARA WORTH CLUB
SETS OFFICIAL OPENING

Barbara Worth golf club will hold
its opening day Oct. %. Curley
Vesey, golf professional. announced.
A player-novice tournament will be
held the following week.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-10-12
First Net Tourney
Entries Received

First tennis tournament applica-
tions for the Imperial Valley singles
championships began to pile up on
the desk of Bill Maxwell, tourna-
ment manager. Thursday.
The third annual tournament,
offering singles competition in nine
divisions. is scheduled for Nov. S,
- and l9.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-10-12

call at ends, Stevenson and Jones
at tackles, Fabares and Carr at
guards and Thompson, Hunter,
Price and Hester in the backfield.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-10-12
Spatans Face First Severe Test Of Season
.SWeetWuter High
Highly Regarded

The question, How tough is the Ell Centre high school
football team? will be answered Friday night at o'clock
when Coach Larry Hanson grid machine lines up against
Sweetwater high Central field.
Central high. regarded in quarters as possible
Imperial Valley press., 1939-10-12
L. A. GRAINS

LOS ANGELES. Oct. IL. (UP)-
California Grains-Sacked-
Imperial Valley press., 1939-10-12
L. A BANKS

LOS ANGELES. Oct. 12. UP)-
Transamerica .......... Ch Ga
Imperial Valley press., 1939-10-12

SEATTLE. Oct. -. CUP)-De-
feated twice in succession. the Uni
versity of Washington entrained
today for Pullman and Saturday S
game against Washington State.
Coach Jimmy Phelan named 36
men for the trip.
PALO ALTO. Cal. Oct. II. UP)
Coach Tiny Thornhill scrimmag-
ed his Stanford Indians so long
last night that floodlights were ne
cessary He continued revamping
his first string for a combination
which might upset the favored
UCLA Bruins Saturday.
LOS ANGELES, Oct. Il. (UP)-
The Loyola team will go into hud-
die before every play on defense as
well as when they have the ball in
the game against st. Mary's Sum-
6av
Imperial Valley press., 1939-10-12
L. A. BUTTER & EGGS

Los ANGELES. Oct. u. (UP)-
Butter: extras 31c. prime firsts 29
standard 27lsc, undergrade 27c.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-10-12

Mornings are getting a little
chilly now and weak batteries
won't do the job sometimes.
When yours fails don't be late
to work, just call 541-then
count the minutes!
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1939-12-09

Distributed by King Features Syndicate. In.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1939-12-09
BARCLAY ON BRIDGE
BY Shepard Barclay
The Authority on Authorities"

East denied a couple of quick
tricks with diamond and South
passed, to hear what was really
Vests suit It came out at
1-Heart, which East raised to
2-Hearts, whereupon South called
3-Diamonds and West 3-Hearts.
North now went to diamonds,
which West doubled North's bid
proved very profitable as, al
though East and West could have
been set a trick at 3-Hearts, the
doubled 4-Diamond contract was
made, with the loss Of just one
heart and two trumps.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1939-12-09
LONG SUITS INDICATED


PLAYERS who fail to make
overcalls at their first opportu-
nifty and then back into the bid
ding later, are pretty likely to
have long suits in their hands
without much honor strength. In
other words. their holdings are
probably close to worthless de-
fensively, but Of eood power for
play at their own declarations.
The partner VINO rs such a suit.
with shortage j. lis hand some
where. car t.e-e409e We'll con-
slder a sacri9o1 E.lell may prove
to be no sacrifice a al, but a sue
cessful coat.acu
Evening star., 1939-02-03
Flowers Bloom

on smartest Spring Dresses,
Suits, Goats and Evening Out
fits! We have a delightful as
sortment of types and colors
and materials, priced from
Soc to S1.95
The Polais Royal, Flowers
&c., First Floor
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-30
POLICE
HERE JULY |

Several outstanding changes in
duties of officers at police head
quarters will become effective the
first of the month. Sgt Sherman
Lyons announced Thursday in dis
closing assignments for July.
Among them include assignment
OF Detectives Albert tHilinel An
derson and Sam Blake to prowler
car duty. Anderson will work with
George Burgeson and Blake will
be Clyde Stidham's companion.
Lyons revealed that Al Farrar
and Henry Warren. who have been
assigned to prowler ear duty, Will
be returned to the detective di-
vision to work under Capt. Cliff
Osborne.
Bob Marshall will become am
bulance driver on the a. m. to 4
p. m. shift. while Do Hager Will
be ambulance driver on the mid
nights a. m. shift. J. F. White
will be jailer during the latter
shift.
Other assignments will include
the routine rotation of shifts of
officers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-30
ODD FELLOWS
SESSIONS END

Members Of the Independent Or
der Of Odd Fellows and its allied
bodies from all parts of the stale
wound up their annual convention
IL Tacoma Thursday.
Only group in session THURSDAY
morning was the grand lodge, par
ent organization of the entire or
der. which heard final COMMITTEES
reports and outlined plans fer
next years convention. the last
week IN June, at Yakima.
Arthur b Doty of Bellinghsm.
new grand master of the gran
lodge OF Washington. and his fell
low officers were installed Thurs
day morning.
Junior lodge and Theta Rho as
sembly completed their convention
schedule with a Joint banquet and
grand ball Wednesday night. MOI e
than 500 attended.
The grand ball of the adult
lodges, held in the I. o. o. F.
temple at 9th ave. and Fawcett at
$50 Wednesday night, drew at
least 1000 persons.
Registration of adult delegates
at this years convention reached
a final total of 400. Theta Rho
girl delegates totalled PAS. and
Grand Junior lodge delegates IS5.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-30
FORMER HEAD
OF c. P. 5. DIES
DR.. Randall's Rites
Saturday at 3
in Seattle

Funeral services for the Rev.
DR.. Edwin NJ. Randall. -. former
president of the present College
of Puget Sound. viii he held at
p. m. Saturday IN the Trinity
Methodist church in Seattle.
DIR. Randall. who also was for
mer general secretary of the Ep-
worth League of the Methodist
church and pastor of the Seattle
First Methodist church, died We'd
ncsday afternoon in Seattle.
When president OF the local col
lege in 1908 and 1904. it was known
as the University Of Puget Sound.
Although in retirement since
1922, Dr.. Randall for five years
supplied the pulpit for the Vashon
Island church.
He and Mrs. Randall observed
their golden wedding anniversary
last Nov. Is.
Besides his wife. nc is survived
by one daughter. Miss May RAN
dali, Seattle school teacher. and a
son. the Rev. Edward T. Randall
of Monticello, MINI.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-30
Planning Funeral
For Frank Kazda

Frank Kazda. 70, Ri. 4. Box 721.
died Thursday morning at his
home. He was a native of Bo-
hemia and had lived in Tacoma
so years. coming here from Iowa.
He was brick mason and MEM
Der of the Bohemia Fratcrnal as
ISOLATION. He is survived by his
wife. Emma: five sons. Vance,
Joseph, Charles and Roy of Ia
coma and Frank j.. Portland: five
daughters. Mrs. Nellie Angst,
Mrs. Emily Deuel.. Mrs. Helen
Hebert, Tacoma, Mrs. John Goggin.
Orting. Mrs. Flossie Dolan, Gimme
bar. Wash; q grandchildren and
seven great grandchildren. Flu
neral announcement by Mellingers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-30
AGREEMENT ON
SCALE REACHED
Way Is Cleared for
Work on Ships in
Two Cities

Announcement was made yester-
day that the Todd Dry Docks and
the Metal Trades councils Of Ia
coma and Seattle have reached an
agreement on wage scale for
work on any ships the company
may construct In Tacoma and out
fit in Seattle. II. J. Lamont. prcsi-
dent of the company. said the
agreement cleared the way for the
company 10 submit bids for ocean
goine freiehters authorized by the
federal maritime commission. Bids
must be submitted by July II.
The agreement now Is only
tentative and covers only ships
that might be built for tho mari
time commission. II Is expected
soon to be confirmed. however.
The new scale agreed upon is APP
proximsteiy five per cent higher
than the scale effective in San
Francisco.
Under the federal setup only
five ship contracts may be award
cd to single shipysrd The Todd
company hopes to land these, and
If II docs. the hulls win be built
IN Tacoma on property already
owned. and the boats then towcd
10 Seattle plant for equipment and
fitting up.
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ers and loggers union he repre-
sented. Robert Leet. straw boss,
said he was told to lay off his
men by orders Of his superiors.
AS the hearing progressed, it
became increasingly evident at
torneys for the men were trying
TO prove the men did not dare re-
turn TO work for fear of being
classed as strikebreakers. The
1888 working agreement specified
that they did not have to work
under police protection or to pene-
trate lawful picket line, the
examiner was told.
Among the witnesses We're G. A.
Averill, boom man, and L. W.
Garrison. executive secretary of
the Northwest council of BOOM
men, mot an employee of the firm
in question:; the latter testifying
as an expert witness.
Lights We're Off
Il. F. Herr. attorney for the
shinglemen, attempted to prove
the men he represented did not
have chance to go back to work
because power and lights We're
shut off in their working quarters.
He drew the testimony there was
absolutely no chance from Al
Fox, Wash.-Ore. district council of
shinglemen. local $3.50, affiliated
with the AFL. Ben Grosscup. at
torney for the lumber firm. told
the examiner he would recall Fox
and possibly impeach the lstters
testimony. Grosscup indicated that
power has been available daily in
the mill since the suspension of
work.
Others who testified were F. s.
Hanson, A. Mcleod, Alex Horst,
George Smith, W. A Edmonds,
John Higgins, L. f. Jackson and
r. Shriner.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-30
Saved Dimes And
Will Visit Fair

Money saved is money earned.
Those words. or words to that eff
feet. caused Leonard G. Peck Of
Sis No. 18th ST to save his dimes.
The past year He now has al q
them and plans to enjoy nine day
vacation to the San Francisco
worlds fair. He leaves Friday and
will be accompanied by his wife.
Lucille. and three children, Lois,
Lyle and Lloyd.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-30
PtlydNup CoW1cilmen
Discuss POlDer Co.


RUYALLCP - City councilmcn
reached no conclusion after a
lengthy discussion on Wednesday
night Of their proposed purchase
of all Puget Sound Power & Light
Co. properties in Puysllup. We'd
nctday nights session was called
with the special purpose of acting
On the power ordinance. introduced
juno Z.
A letter from Frank Mclaughlin.
president Of the power company.
asked 30-day extension Of time
to enable his organization TO study
the rate situation. The letter fur
or stated that When we have
done the things we have for Puy-
aliup. I DO not think We should be
rushed off the playing field until
VIC know. and the community
knows. why it is not in the public
interest for us to continue to serve
the people of your city. I can't
sec how Puyallup can lose any
thing by dcferring action for 80
DAYS.
Hiram e. Spear. Puysllup man
srcr for the company. urged con-
sidcration of his chiefs request.
Councilman at Large Everett
Houk. chairman of the light COM
mittee. moved that the letter be
flied. but w. A. Gym of the third
ward urged that the 80 days be
granted. stating that Il do not
believe in railroading This matter
through. We have plenty Of time
and should know what McLaugh-
I'm has to Offer
With Councilman John Sullivan.
Kenneth Sturdevant and George
johnson expressing themselves as
against further delay, Houk's mo-
ton carried.
Union In Discussion
A. G. Martin, representing the
Electrical Workers union, asked 1
for = hearing with the council in
which to present the problems you
will be faced with in taking over
the power business. such as social
security. pensions and operating
costs.
At this Councilman Sullivan in
terrupted with: You expect to
show us why we shouldn't 20
into it,
A number Of employees Of the
Power company were present at
the session, but citizens of Puy-
allup were conspicuous by their
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-30
HOrSeShOer Gains
Release From Jail

Albert Wharton. 3s-yesr-old
horseshoer. arrested on charge
Of not returning a horse IN his
possession. was released from the
county jail Thursday by Justice
Clarence f. Layton.
On the complaint of J. E. Tryg-
stsd. owner of a horse named
Paint which he valued at $50.
Deputy Prosecutor Hugo MetzIer
Jr. filed charge IF larceny
against Wharton. It alleges that
the horseshoer removed the animal
from a place near Morelsnd Acres.
adjacent TO McChord field.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-30
ARREST TRIO FOUND
ASLEEP in MACHINE

Three Seattle residents. found
asleep in a car parked in the
middle of the intersection a. So.
SD ST. and Union ave. shortly
before noon Thursday. were lodged
in city jail where they were being
held on charges Of being intoxi-
Gated in a motor vehicle. Those
arrested were Leonard Shrsdiek.
Gretchen Mccoy and Dominick
Labriol.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-30
Will BUILD RESIDENCE

A building permit was issued
Thursday at the city engineers
office for construction of a resi-
dence at BIOS No 21st 81. to r. s.
Nelson at an estimated cost Of
$500. r. S. Nelson & Son were
listed as the contractors.
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Mrs. F. f. Sehmiedskamp. The
wedding will take place July IS.
The ceremony will take place in
the presence of relatives and init
mate friends at Centralia with
Rev. Roy Reynolds, uncle of Miss
Lemon. reading the service.
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absence. about a half-dozcn hear.
Ing the discussion. The matter
will be discussed further at the
regular meeting July IL.
I Other business included giving
the water committee power to act
in regard 10 purchasing Is acres
Of land adjoining the Salmon
reservoir, which win give the city
right-of-wsy TO It's property. II
was decided TO use ls-inch instead
OF i4-inch pipe in the line leading
from the reservoir TO North Puy-
aliup. Application for the change
will be made to wPA.
A motion was carried appropri-
sting $4,000 of state highway
funds for improving number Of
city streets by grading and grav-
cling. Mayor William Loughlin
appointed finance committee
consisting of himself. W. A. Gynn
and John sullivan.
VIVIAN SrIier Ned>
Announcement is made Of the
marriage Sunday. June Is. of Miss
Vivian Collier. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. r. S. Geller of 3is Bird
ST.. S. w. and William A. Dudley.
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil r. Dud-
ley Of Sumner, at a quiet cere-
mony.
Attendants were Mr.. and Mrs.
Kenneth Panchot, sister and broth
er-in-law Of the groom.
Mrs. Dudley is native of Puy-
sllup. graduate of the high school
here and IL well known in musical
circles. Mr.. Dudley received his
education at Sumner high school
and is associated with his father
in the Dudley Motor company at
Sumner. The new home will be in
that city.
Luncheon Hostess
Mrs. s. A. Stoner OF ZOO 7th
ave, n. w. was hostess Tuesday
for l O'Clock luncheon and sf-
ternoon of bridge for a group of
her friends. Decorations were in
the Fourth OF July motif.
The guest list included Mes
danes William Pence. Henry
Clarence Strenge, Mar
ION Catron. vcrn Smith. Ray
Crabs, Jack Donley. Newell Hunt.
Sievers. Bernard Nelson
md Percy Hsradcr. Mrs. Crabs
md Mrs. Pence carried off the
nonors.
Farmers Gct-Together
A "get-togetherr of farmers of
he counties OF Western Washing
on has been planned at the Ex-
,eriment station Friday. July II.
according to DR.. J. W. Kalkus.
The meeting will begin at 10
|. m. Tours of inspection will be
made through the various depart
ncn,s and into the experimental
ields where operations will be
Explained. County agents of all
he western counties are coopcrat-
ng with the station.
Sportsmen 10 Meet
Due to the national holiday.
here will be no meeting of the
Valley Sportsmens as
ociation Monday evening. July 3.
he session. however. will be held
n the 10th ut the Elks temple. sc-
ording 10 Pierce Leavitt, presi-
ent of the group.
Miss Lemon Betrcthed
Announcement is made of the :
Engagement Of Miss Vivian Lemon. ,
aughter OF Mrs. Irene Lemon of
% 5th ave. n. W.. to Karl /
'chmiedskamp. son of Mr. and |
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-30
Company's Attitude

The company's attitude in the
case was presented in a statement
to the record by Ben Grosscup.
company attorney. explaining first
that the company is not defend
ant in this action, nor respond
emit.
This is not a question of case
of the company against the men. :.
Grosscup said. The st. Paul g.
Tacoma Lumber Co. is here be-
cause it is advised that IL pay
ments are made to anyone not de-
serving under the provisions of the
unemployment compensation act.
IL Will amount to an additional
charge upon the fund. This is a
tax fund raised principally from
employers and the state and If the
fund is depleted through improper
payments it will be necessary for
the next legislature TO make up
the deficite by an additional tax.
Want Benefits
The company expects that
every person entitled to benefits
of the act shall receive them. We
appear here just as we would in a
workmen's compensation case, as
interested partners, as you are"
Grosscup addressed his state
ment as much to the crowd of
several hundred in the hall as to
the examiner, and council for the
Highlight of the morning ses-
sion Thursday was the numerous
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efforts of the unions counsel. Ger
shon particularly, to establish that
as individuals, any employe of the
company could return to work if
called. without reference to any
strike action the union may have
taken as union.
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finance federal loans TO farmers
facing foreclosure.
MONETARY POWER - Con-
ferees of senate and house met
today to attempt to work out a
compromise between the house bill
which would continue the presi-
dents power 10 devalue the dollar.
and the senate bill which would
end II. Both houses approved con-
tinuation of the $4,000, 900 900
sterilization fund. but the senate
increased the treasury price of
domestic silver from 64.64 to 1857
cents an ounce. and killed the
authority OF the treasury to buy
foreign silver.
AGRICULTURE SUPPLY BILL
That bill requires only the sigma
ture of the president. Carrying
81 1914 .4ss.633 of funds S2S3 $780,
5s2 more than Roosevelt budgeted
fort was approved by house and
senate late Wednesday and sent TO
the White House. The 1910 budget
will be jolted out of line because
congress failed to provide means
of financing S225. 900 900 for farm
parity payments and Sl13 .O00. 900
for disposal of surplus farm
products.
All this. however, merely il the
prelude TO spectacular disputes.
which will mark the legislative
month of July. Backed up behind
controversies over relief. monetary
powers and an appropriation way
over the budget for the farm pro-
gram are neutrality and the New
Deals latest business stimulant--
a s.. $50, o00, 900 lending program
for self-liquidating undertakings.
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Attorney for St. Paul Men
Threatens to Go in Court
CONTINUED From Page oneI

Continued From Page Onel
Sawmill a. Timer Workers union
,ClO) declared at the conclusion
Of the claimants eases.
Wen take this through the
courts to the u. s. Supreme court
If necessary. should we lose these
cases II the examiner decides
against us. Wen start in superior
court. and we can take an ad-
verse decision to the U. s. supreme
court because federal funds are in
volved. A decision against grant
ing these men unemployment COM
pensation would mean that the act
would be made a Undertaking
agency"
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Announcement is made of the
engagement Of Miss Vivian Lemon.
daughter OF Mrs. Irene Lemon Of
209 5th ave. n. W.. to Karl
Schmiedsksmp. son Of Mr.. and
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-30

Due to the national holiday
there will be no meeting of the
Puyallup Valley Sportsmen's as
ISOLATION Monday evening. July 8.
The session. however. will be held
on the 10th at the Elks temple. ac-
cording 10 Pierce Leavitt. presi-
dent OF the group.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-12-08
UtekIa z vszeni DO druhe.

We Phoenix, Arizona, Win
ME Ruth Judd, ktera byla Cd
souzena pro vrazdu svych
dvou prftelkyn a pyka trest We
statnim 1stavu pro silene tres
lance, utekla pc druhe dob6
sesti tydnG.
Pc prve utekla dine "a. rijna
Jejf 1tek byl objeven teprve
pc IL hodinach.
Pr Tfjnovem 1teku navstfvi-
la domovy svych rodic1, Rev.
H. j. McKinnela. Pc kratke
navsteve odesla. Bylo pc nj
patrano cely tyden i v jinych
statech. 80. ffjna byla dopa-
dena, bez strevfc1, S rozedra-
nymi a zablacenymi saty a roz
cuchanymi vlasy, kdyz donu-
cena hladem pTisla k brane do
statniho 1stavu.Po celou tn do
blu zdrzovala sc v kornovych
polfch v okolf.