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Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-20
Bench Warming
BY Burdette Kinne
Post Press Sports Editor

But there's many a slip betwlNt
tht tee and the cup as far as Tay-
Ior Is concerned this year, because
the list Of golfers n the cham
plonshp fHeht will read like a
who's who OF the Inks.
There are three former cham
plonS besides TAYLOR. including Don
Rex. 1896. Logan jenkins, 1887 and
Dick Lott, 1888.
Then there's Laddle Wllloughoy
perennial contender and runnerup
IN the recent lettuce tournament;
Tunney Williams. guest flight cham
pIon at BraWley; Bob Albright, let
tuce champion; Earl Roberts, Cal
eXlco Sharpshooter; Jersey Birch
Held. CaleXlco champion.
Add to that list Tom CroSble,
". B. Austin. Newt Brazelton, Low
eridge Marsh. Lee JamberSon. For
rest Manley the Ferguson brothers.
Russ TUNNEL. Reid Rowan, Wayne
Doc FoelschoW, Les Rog-
ers. Dick Haas. etc. etc. etc.
The favorite? Close your eyes
ard pick one.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-20

ing Imperial Valley champion, Bob
Albright recent winner of the Let
tuce championship, Tunney Will
liams, guest flight champion at
Brawley, Laddie Willoughby. lettuce
champion runnerup. and Jersey
Birchfield, Calexico tournament
champion. were among the golfers
hitting practice rounds this week.
Each was considered as a threat
for the valley title
Four former champions were also
regarded as probable entrants in
the tournament, according to Cur
ley Vesey, club pro and director
of the tournament. Dick Lott, 1898
champion, Logan Jenkins, 1887
titleholder and Don Rex, 1886 VIM
ner. are expected to qualify for
the championship flight.
Vesey predicted a larger en,ry
list than the 176 who competed in
II flights one year ago as large
turnout from the BraWley area was
indicated.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-20

team arrived, and first practices
were slated for Wednesday fore
noon in the park that Jack Stark
built
Eleven pitchers and five catch
ers were scheduled to report in
the first week of training. accord
ing to Manager Cedric burst. The
remainder of the squad, 20 strong,
will report on Feb. %.
Among the pitchers scheduled
to report Wednesday were, Bill
Shores. Byron Humphreys, Dick
Newsome, Howard Craghead, Her
man Pillette, Wallace Hebert, Mar
ion Tobin, AL Olsen. James Morris,
Del Oliver and Jerry Soule.
Catchers who will aid the hurl-
erS are George Detore, Bill Salkeld,
Frank Stinson. Earn Day and Al
Mendoza. Mendoza and Stinson are
local athletes.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-20
L. A. PRODUCE

Los ANGELES, Feb. 20. up
D4 4mand was slow and trading drag
Cabbage: Cannonban 40-50c; flat
Dutch Go-T5c: Copenhagen 75-63c;
Imperial s5-S1.l5: red local Sl.3"-
iSl75. Pismo S1.75-S2o0; Savoy To-
cal 4"c.
Lettuce. Imperial s2.o0-$2.25; D
iS1.5o-S1.G5, Yuma IS 81 :6o-Sl l.7o
imperial iced g. S1.25Sl.40- local
Il1ose 3o-35c. crate.
Peas: CoacheIla pole SIC; OXnard
4-5c. Carpinteria 4-5c; Imperial
!. &c; crates S2.75-S5.00; China peas
'Coachella 2S-3pc.
squash: White summer Imperial
So op-$2 So; fats $3p9-S225; Italian
Imperial crates Sl.50-S1.8 85; flat
Isl. 3o-Sl So; Coa,hella crates $1.75-
1875: flats S1.5o-S1.s5; san Diego
lug $l.25-s1 81: yellow croOkneck
Imperial s. 25-$2.5U' local banana
IL. Hubbard s..
Taugrrine~. inland crates @-topS
,So = -S275, other Imperial Wy 10"
la $500: flat Westmorland 3H1-
1.5G-S1.75. 4x5e $50. SKIS s. .
81 .,. 7Xss <1.or-$l.25. sH5S $l."".
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-20
Oregon State
Schedules Tour

CORVALLIS, Ore, Feb. 20. tUP)
The Oregon State college basket
ball team will go to Hawaii for a
series of games in March and April
unless it upsets University OF
Southern California and enters the
national collegiate championships.
The Beaver faculty has granted
the team permission to make the
trip, departing San Francisco Mar.
% and returning to the mainland
April 10.
The Beavers have practically
clinched the northern division title
of the Pacific Coast conference.
while Troy has sewed up the south
ern division crown.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-20
Dallas Boxer
Whips Can1poIo

NEWARK. N. J.. Feb. 20. up
Jack Marshall Of Dallas. a wild
hooking Texas steer. was believing
today for Buddy Baer. the same
fistic fodder which haG been prom
ised on March Is TO Valentin Cam
polo of Argentina. another alleged
Wild Bull Of the Pampas.
Marshall was believing for Baer
because Of his stunning upset last
night al Laurel Gardens over the
highly touted Campolo. whom Mar
shall floored six times while pound
ing out a lopsided 10 round decl-
sion.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-20
l.. A. LIVESTOCK

LOS ANGELES, Feb. 20. tJPl-
Hogs saleable 35o: fully stead y;
medium TO choice light CaliforniaS
5.G5-625 top G.35 on load l4I 10
Colorados; load easterns heid G0Ie
6.3O: odd heavies 5.5p; sows 4,75-o.
cattle saIeabIe 500: slow: steady;
medium steers S-875: load Utah
yearling steers held above So; load
fed heaters held above So. com
mon TO medium COWS 5.5"-t.2 >; {;
canners and cutters 4-5.25; odd bulls
to G.75; calves saleable loo. little
done; undetoue about STEADY
sheep aiea ble 1880. low; esarlN
sales lambs steady at Mondays de-
cline. four decks 100 ID wooled
lambs s.5o; good to choice lighter
weights quoted to 6.75. good llS
10 ewes steady at AS.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-20
NEW york STOCKS

%EW YORK. I'b 80 - ~ F.
strength in eepD"r -tare- Wi. -"
feature Of an .Tr' pHafiy h'rh"T
stock marEcl today. IradYhf pl'trd
up.
Steel >h.1ers came b#1E ~ the
.bIryIou- close or made mail "atn>
.attcf a rer"--l1n IahplHp - t.at!E
la point. Motor followed HaIiToad
.--ars firm,d slightly from III
.Iows and utilities ~rrr steady. VI
Ir.rous special issue. werr bid up.
several - new high tor III" Year
land longer.
DOW JONI preliminary rlo>ing
stock averages. Irdusif al. ~ 81.
up oI9. rall - ro. up ej". utijitg
I25 0e. up u.h4; E5 stoek- 3SG, up
Io11.
stock sales appr". !mat'd tlhb7o
slarcs against C"u.'Dt yesterday.
Curb stock ~aIc- w'I' Is1 10" Shares
compared viii lG5,n"o shares il
the previous session.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-20
Co|exico Hi. Central j. G..
Game Tops Weeks Menu
BrawIey. FL Centre
Meetin Crucial
Go Next Week

/ Coach Larry Hanson speeded
practice drills in the El Centre
gymnasium Tuesday as negotiations
for 4 game against Julian high
school fell through. The SpartanS
meet Imperial in a league tu;Sle
Friday night.
Meanwhile CalexICo's Bulldog bas-
ketball toSSerS. who defeated El Cen
trO last Friday night to go into
a tie for the lea lead. prepped
for meeting with FL Centro junior
college Wednesday night and a
ltaGue game against Calipatria on
Friday.
Other games of the week pit Cali
patria against Imperial Tuesday al
ternoon and Holtyille against BraW-
ley Friday. The Imperial-Calipatria
game is one postponed from last
week
The CaleXico-El Centro junior
college battle on wednesday night
attracted most attention in valley
basketball circles this week as high
school fans awaited a crucial Braw-
ley-Central high school meeting
next FRIDAY night. A win for Ell
Centre IN that game will leave the
Spartans in a tie for the league
lead. but a loss will drop them out
OF the running.
Calexlco and the junior collegians
have met on two previous occasions
with the jaycees winning each time.
CaleXico is expected to make bet
ter showing this trip, however, as
the Bulldogs have shown remarkable
since early in the sea-
son.
Coach Armstrong of FL Centro will
probably start Payne, Sandez, Fox,
Ingle and Galloway. BoWker, Gar
cia, Garlic. Valencia and Linn Will
start for CaleXlcO.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-20
Students Seek
Coach DISCHARGE

BOULDER. Colo. Feb. 20. (UP)
"A petition by Colorado uniyer-
slty's Big Sever" championship
football team for the immediate
discharge of Coach Bernard F.
Bunny Cakes Will be discussed
at a special board meeting soon,
Regents Lawrence Cole and Val
Fischer said today.
The charges were that Oakes
constantly violated the two hour
practice limit: kicked the players
during practice sessions and that
players who resigned from the
squad last season because of differ
ences with the coach, lost jobs
which were putting them through
school.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-20
fenske Beaten in
1000 Yard Race

NEWARK, n. J., Feb 20. CUP)-
Chuck Fenske of Wisconsin, was
still the miller of the year" today
but planned to concentrate on his
speciality for a while after a defeat
over the 1000 yard route in the
18th annual Seton hall games.
In the programs feature, San
ford Goldberg of the Millrose A. A.
won the 1000 yard special by five
yards over Fenske in 2:129. San
ford started with a five yard allow
ance. Fenske shaded Gene Venzke
of the NYAC for second place while
Glenn Cunningham finished fourth
and last after tiring in the last lap
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-20
Mack
Builds
For 1q41

ANAHFIM. Calf. Feb. 20 Up
Not III l940-bu, maybe IN 1871.
That was the simple but straieht-
forward >to:N Connie Mack told the
CITIZENS of tbs summit hamlet today
A. he came bacE To California for
the first time III 81 wears Nj Mack
returned for ere more attempt 10
boost the Philadelphia Athletics
back 10 the g.or!eS they held be
tween l9l0-,al4 and 1881. and
he admitted It would be a long pull
We have young team here he
explained as he stepped eff the train
with one arm m-aMd 4 handcuff-
around his newest prize package
Young Benny Mccoy and sinful
taneouSly played warden To some Is
other members Of the AS L don't
want TO say we will Viii any pen
nant this season. but don't quote me
or that. Just say we Will whip The
Yankees in the first same at Shibe
Park this season. and viii be IL the
first division n 1911"
M Macxs penuant comments
and Mccoy were the horS d'ouvrtS
OF the arrival. The citizens like them
both. Mccoy erinninglv explained
away the $4,000 he had been paid
for signing with Mr.. Mack with the
statement that he was '.nl>t a very
lucky rookie Who hoped 10 make the
grade and justify his New boss fdth
in him"
Mos; of the Athlete battormcn
arrived with Mr. Mack Included
were pitchers john Bab,ch. BIZ!
Beckman. Herm BeSSe. Les McCrabb.
Chet PoindeXter. Nelson Potter and
Lee Ross: cateler Al Wa.ncr. IN
fielderS Albraneato. Fred Chapman.
and Al RUbe.!us: oUt.lelder Eddie
Collins ir. aaG SUnd"y rockies and
pll1l, ATTACHES
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-20
Grammar School
Tourney Slated

Grammar school basketball teams
of the Ell Centro school district will
clash Saturday at the Ell Centre
high school gymnasium in the sec
ond annual tournament under the
sponsorship of the Ell Centre high
Varsity c club.
At least eight teams will be enter
ed in the tournament, according
to Coach Larry Hanson, varsity C
director.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-20
MARKET QUOTATIONS
L. A. POULTRY

Los ANGELES, Feb. ~. tip
Hens, leghorns, =. to y. lbs. !"
Hens. legnorns, over lbs. .... i
Hens. co.ored :. 10 ID. 49,. i
Hens. cJlored over lb- ...... J.
Broiler-, over E, up to = lhe. -
3roilers, over ! up 70 lbs. "a
LeghJrns 2, IDS. 70 ; lbs. 49,. IL
Fryers, -. to 80 ib-. ........... p
Do. co.Ored, over - lbs. up O.. .
RoaSters, ColOrel .......#........ =
Old ro1>ters, colored ..,........ Il
Old roOsters, leghOrn ............ "
Ducklings, over pounds ...... II
Ducklings, under pounds go. l.
OlG DUCKS .......... .'.'.''' y:
Young geese ............-..: IL
Young tom turkeys, IA to 20 ID. !.
Do. - lbs. up .........#..,..'' J,
Young hen turkeys 9 to II lbs. !.
Young hen turkeys, II lbs. up !;
Old tom turkeya .............' F..
Old hen turkeys .............,.. /.
Capons lbs. and up ......'. 2
rabbits, 80. ] VIII. > = 70 X ID. ].
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-20

of California, in and for the County
of Imperial.
In tho Matter of the Estate of
BEVERLY E. PARKS, also known as
3. E. PARKS,
Deceased
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that the Undersigned executor OF
the last Will and estate of Beverly
E. Parks. also known as s. E. Parks,
deceased, Will sell at private sale.
II the highest bidder, for cash and
subject to the confirmation oy said
Superior Court, on Wednesday the
18th day OF February, at the hour
Ct 1000 O'Clock AM. or after said
cate at the law office of Lee Nuffer
in the RehkoTf Building, in the City
of El Centro. County of Imperial.
State Of California, all the right.
title, interest and estate of the Said
Beverly Z. Parks, also known as
z. E. Parks, at the time Of his
Ccath and all the right, title, and
interest that The estate has by oper-
alton Of law or otherwise acquired.
other than or in addition to that
OF the sad Beverly E. Parks, also
known as 3. Z. Parks at the time
of his death. III and to that certain
Parcel )f lanG particularly described
as follows, tC-Wit: that certain par
Gel Of iand situated in the City OF
Fl CenIro, County OF Imperial, State
OF California and particularly de-
acribed as follows: 4
Lots % anG q, in Block "a, of
the 1owi tie OF Ell Centro, as
per Map thereof No. 953, filed
in the office Of the County
Recorder CT San Diego Ccunty
tr2cthet with appurtenances there
INTO belonging.
BIDS CT offer1 are invited for said
property and must be in writing
and WI be received at the law
office OF Lee Nuffer Rehkopf Build
M, FL Centro. California, attorney
for said executor, or may be filed
with the CltIk of said Superior
Court OF the State Of California, IN
and for the County Of Imperial, OF
delivered TO SaiG executor personally
at any time after the first publica-
uon Of this notice, and before the
making of said sale.
Terms ana conditions Of sale
Cash in lawful money Of the United
States Of America. ten G0IN = II
cent of the purchase prlce TO be
paid or day Of sale. balance or
II
property is " be sold subject tc
taxes and assessments for the years
I940-4l.
Dated this 18th day Of February
1910 4
ALLEN p. NUFFER,
Executor Of the last VIII and estate
of Beverly L Parks, also knoWr
as B. 4. Parks, deceased
FI3-27 incl
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-20
kevers Resigns as
Cardinal Coach

STANFORD UNIVERSITY. Cal.
Feb. 20. ,UPp-Ernie Nevers. Stan
ford university all-time All-Anerica
iulIback. today announced his reslg-
nation as coach OF the Chicago
Cardinals OF the National Profess
s!onal Football league
Neyers withdrawal from the pro
coaching JOB gave rise here to ru-
mors he would be added TO the
staff OF Clark Shaughnessy. re-
Gently named head coach at STAN
ford. Nevers was on the Stanford
staff from 1888 through 1885.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-20
Coach Resigns TO
Become Dean

ANN ARBOR, Mich, Feb. 90
CUPD-Campbell Dickson, an as
sistant football coach at the Uni
versity of Michigan, will resign
soon to accept a position as dean
of Rutgers university, it was learn
ed today.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-20
Hardware, Slipper
Clash Wednesday

Commercial league basketball
teams will clash Wednesday night
in games which may determine the
championship playoff contenders.
I. V. Hardware meets Silver Slip
per in the first game. 20-30 and
Holtville play in the 8 o'clock game,
Sherwoods plays Calipatria at 9, and
the Tropic plays the District in the
final game.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-20
Three Seals
Remain Unsigned

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 20. tUP'
Only three members Of the San
Francisco Seal baseball team re-
NAMED unsigned today with the
return 70 the fold CT Ted Norbert.
Pitcher Ed Stutz. Shortstop TED
Jennings and First Baseman JACK
Burns have yet 10 return their
signed contracts.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-20
l.. A. STOCKS

LOS ANGELES, Feb. 90 itPD
Trading on the Los Angeles sio,k
exchange continued dul To-Day aSlut
from a slight interest in the penN
stocks which raised the volume Of
trading 10 Z 5Uo shares.
Fractional gains wer" made only
nv two issues. Richfitld was up
4. AT "a aud Electrical producIs
showed an increase OF = polht AT
f0@. slight losses were made oN
~. ,lo, milling. off /. at s =. ana
consolidated steel common, OFT d
al Z. -
The rest of the board showed no
change although TRANSACTIONS IN
loo share lots were made IN Trans
america, So. California Edison
pct, pfd.. Southern PaCiflc, ktpup-
liz petroleum, Menasco, and Ryan
acronAnticaI.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-20
Details Complete
For Derby Race

Tin Lizzie derby entries neared the
40 car mark Tuesday as detailed
plans for the lOO-mile race at the
county fairgrounds on March 3rd
were virtually completed.
Tie TIN Lizzie Rodeo program.
scheduled for Saturday. March 2,
the opening day of the fair, was al
SC completed Tuesday. according
-C Harris
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-20

Worried about those delinque.Ht
bills you incurred because of sick
ness? You needn't be! Come in ana
tell us your troubles, that's what
we're here for. Wen loan you funds
to pay your bills and keep your
credit standing the way you want
it without blot.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-20
CH|C4GC GRAINS

CHICAGO. Feb. 90. NPj Wh"at :
pr#,c- advanced sharply in the last
feW minutes of trading todaN or
i,,%I,r ny eastern Interests. The
EASTERN interest was attributed %
lladl,arious Of intensified sea war
Wheat close 1a4-2t. cents higher
with May at S1.U4 10 $1.o4l4 bushFl
other grains mood forward IN
;, mpHthy. Corn closed = 70 = ceht
btghrr MAY 57l.-57t4s oats un-
changed to J.. cent higher, MAY IL
a.. and rye up r to :. cents, May
.G9t,. SOY beans advanced cent
Iover Yesterdays close. May Sl."9.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-20
SPRING TRAINING

FULLERTON. Cal. Feb 20. tUP)
Pitchers and catchers of the Port
land Beavers worked out today as
spring training started under the
clubs new manager. John Freder-
ick
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-20
ANGELS SIGN TWO
MORE FREE AGENTS

ONTARIO, Cal, Feb, 20. up
Walter Schafer and Charles Elsen-
mann. two pitchers freed from the
Detroit Tigers by Judge K. M.
Lands ruling, were signed today
with the Los Angeles club of the
Pacific coast league.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-20
GOlfing. the l. j. Way

Handsome Dave Taylor, fashion
plate OF the Imperial Valley golf
links goes out one week from
Thursday TO defend his Imperial
Valley championship over the Bar
bara Worth country club course.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-20
Thousands Praise Simple
PILE RELIEF
This Quick, Easy Way!

Simple piles need not wrack and
torture YOU with maddenlng itch.
burn and irritation. Stuart's Pyra-
mid Suppositories bring quick, well
come relief. Their 7-way medication
means real comfort reduces strain.
helps tighten relaxed membranes,
gently lubricates and softens. Pro-
tective and anti-chafing, 80 easy
TO use It's wonderful TO be free
of pile torture again. Get genuine
Stuart's pyramid Suppositories at
your drug store without de!ay-GQc
and 81 20.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-20
Valley Golf Headquarters Switched from
BrawIey to Barbara Worth Coursein
Preparation for Valley Championship

Imperial Valley golf headquarters shifted from BraW
eyS Del Rio to the Barbara Worth club
Tuesday the leading lights of the links started practice
rounds the southend in preparation for the
opening of qualifying play Sunday. Dave Taylor defend
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-20
Podre Botterymen
Report to St0dium
Here Wedne sddy

Spring has arrived in Imperial Valley once again, and
you tell because the sound of horsehde against the
hickory is echong through the Ell Centro stadium once
San Diegos Padres arrived in Ell Centro Tuesday,
hat is the ptcheS and cachers Of the San Diego Padre
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-20
BASKETBALL RESULTS

Wash. State 40, Washington Al
Whitman Al Willamette 81
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-20
l.. A. HA Y

LCF ANGELES, F"b. -. Up
I ~. ] E45I.-i -.
T.. : %n . Irafy ....... tii#et
I, : 80 > 81 .rn-l1.5g
,a,lry hay ........ Sl2ru-1j.pu
oar 6ay ................ Sl5 oo-l6.90
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-20
L. A. GRAINS

LO- ANGELES, Ftb. -0. TTF1"
~ rrAi--
" hard white .... &l.57 '4-l.I2 =
80. soft white .... $l."1@-l IL
No Eri west 4G lbs p. S.s71s 80 =
.NIo SO. yellow =. Sl.37 '9-l.42 =
com
%D - yellow ............, Sl.f9-l 81
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-20
LOCAL BUT7ERFAT

Butter. l. a eEtta -
Grade A milk ..... +
Mfr milk ...... -
Route gathered cream .a.-
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-20
/. A. BUTTER d EGGS

LOS ANGELES. Feb. 90. up
Butter Extras SIC. ptIme tirs1s 5lc,
standards SD'.,. undcrRrades soc
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-20
ULPS. FLAX FUTURES

L. A. BANKS
LOS ANGELES, Feb. 20. GP)
Transamerica ..,,.,...''''' b z . 70
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-20
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL
ESTATE
No. 2987

In the Superior Court of the State
of California, in and for the County
e
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-20

OF Imperial.
In tho Matter of the Estate of
BEVERLY Z. PARKS, also known as
3. Z. PARKS,
The Nome nugget., 1940-02-12
Contributions To Finnish Relief Are Still Open

A recent letter from Frank A. Boyle. Alaska Chairman of the Finnish Relief Committee advis- es that additional contributions for this cause will be accepted up until February 17th, the date on which the Alaska drive closes
 The general headquarters has also asked for contributions from organizations and societies. No specific request has been made up to this time. You might inform the organizations and societies. through the medium of your pap CT. that it is the wish of the head quarters to invite them to make a subscription to the fund" said Boyle's letter.
 Elsewhere he declared: The returns from the drive so far have been gratifying and I be- lieve that the Territory will be proud of its showing before the conclusion of the drive"
The Nome nugget., 1940-02-12
BOX PARTY IS SUCCESS

The Oddfellow Rebekah Build ing Association box party held Saturday evening was a decided success from every standpoint. A good sized crowd was present and they enjoyed the cards which was first on the program. The winners of the games were as follows:
 Ladies 1st Mrs Wm H Kelsey End Mrs Fred Roberts 3rd Mrs. Ole Hay.
 Gentlemen-1St w M Kennedy 2nd George Modini 3rd Carl Lind ell.
 Following the games a pro- gram was presented. Master of Ceremonies Chas D Jones ann ounced cornet duet by Robert Baldwin and Wilfred Boucher accompanied by Mrs Boucher. A. Polet spoke on the work and principles of Odd Fellowship. The climax of the program was piano solo by Miss Lorene Hagen
 Master of Ceremonies Jones conducted an auction of boxes which became a very enjoyable part of the program. The bidd- CTS taking a lively part and as the plan was no one knew who was the owner of the boxes un- til they drew their lucky num- Der from the box and repaired to the dining room and the box was opened This type of in- formal affair mixed the crowd in such a jovial and pleasant man. ner that everyone had the very best time. It was also planned to conduct such box socials az ain at a later date.
The Nome nugget., 1940-02-12
MirOW Air Service
 Activities

Pilot Jefford left Nome Satur- day afternoon for the Yukon Territory with the Reindeer Ac- quisition Unit. He will be gone about one week on this flight.
 Pilot Sassen left for Anchorage with three passengers, Mir and Mrs Frank Hammer and H O Bleekum. Four passengers are waitinng in Anchorage to come to Nome. The return trip is plan ned on for Tuesday.
 Pilot Chambers left Unalakleet for Nome at am today and ar rived Nome this afternoon after completing mail trips.
The Nome nugget., 1940-02-12

Mrs Alfred GaWne is in receipt of letter from the former Miss Reta Armstrong telling of her marriage early in January.
 Miss Armstrong was a nurse at the Maynard Columbus Hospital here two years ago.
 She was married to Dr. Allen B, Bell at Seattle January 10th at the Plymouth Church in Seat tie. pr. Bell has just completed his internShip at the Swedish Hospital in that city, They plan make their home at 243 Kicker Street. Salinas California.
The Nome nugget., 1940-02-12
Directors For .C of Commerce
 Elected Tomorrov

The annual meeting of the N. w. Alaska Chamber of Com merce will be held in the Nevada Grill at noon tomorrow Tuesday for the purpose of electing ten directors for the coming year. When the ten directors are el- ected who will constitute the board, they will elect their off, cers for the ensuing year. The names of nominees todate are as fellows:
 w F Barber
 Emma Davis Bellows
 C H Code
 H c Gabrielson
 Thos Givan
 Ralph Lomen
 Henry G Miller
 B J McConaghy
 pr Thos Morcom
 A Polet
 E E Robert (M A S)
 H w Startling
 s w Taggart
 w L Slack This does not preclude anyone nominating others who may be willing to have their names brought up as the nominations do not close until the first ballot is taken.