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Imperial Valley press., 1940-12-10
Fl Centro, Braw|ey
Turn in Baseball
Victories Sunday

Ell Centro and Brawley continued
to lead the valley baseball league
today following Sunday victories
over the Mexlcali brewers and the
11th Cavalry baseball team.
El Centre set down MeXicali, 80
behind the alright pitching of Joe
Andrade and the timely stick work
of julie and Ted Ehmke and Steve
Ritter.
Brawley blanked the regimental
baseball, 1870, in a game that saw
at least 80 soldiers take a stab at
the high fast ones thrown by Sunny
Grain.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-12-10
BwCc Opens
New Drive

A belated membership drive was
under way Tuesday following a din
ner meeting of committeeman Mon
day night at the Barbara Worth
country club.
The drive will start at once with
the present membership divided in
to two teams, competing against
each other for the most new men,
bers under the new, reduced rates.
The meeting was chairmaned by
Lou Moore.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-12-10
Reds Trade Riggs
For Pep Younq

CHICAGO, Dec. 10. (UP)-The
world champion Cincinnati Reds
completed the first player deal of
the major league meetings today,
sending Infielder Lew Riggs to
Brooklyn in exchange for Infielder
Floyd Pep Young.
Manager Bill McKechnie of the
Reds said Young would be employ
ed as a general handyman around
the infield.
He can play third, shortstop or
second base McKechnie said. Hes
the type Of utility player we've
been looking for
Imperial Valley press., 1940-12-10
Influenza Cancels
Jaycee Cage Meet

SALINAS, Cal, Dec. 10. CUP)-
Because of the epidemic of influ-
enza, the annual Salinas junior COL
lege basketball tournament, sched-
uled to be held Dec 13 and IA, has
been cancelled, it was announced to-
day. Participants were to have been
San Mateo, Coalinga, San Luis Obs
po, Hollister, Ventura, Reedley,
Menlo and Salinas jaysees.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-12-10
STANFORD BASEBALL
COACH HEADS LEAGUE

DEL MONTE, Cal, Dec. 10. CUP)
Harry WolterS. Stanford Univer-
sity baseball coach, was elected
president of the California inter-
collegiate baseball league for the
1941 season at last nights meeting
of coaches in connection with the
coast conference sessions. Arnold
Eddy of Southern California was
reelected to serve his 10th year as
secretary.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-12-10

tans will enter in two weeks.
Coach Raleigh Holt announced
Tuesday he would start Clyde
league and Red Riedy at forwards,
Jack Tackett at center, Fred Rob-
ertson and T. Kobata at guards.
Brawley will start Cooke and Ham
ilton at forwards, Kimura at center
and Ulloa and Minter at guards on
Thursday, according to Coach Shell
don Loughborough. Yuma's starting
lineup for tonight's game was un-
available.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-12-10
CHICAGO GRAINS

CHICAGO, Dec. 10. UP)-Wheat
futures firmed today after frac-
tional losses al the outset. The De
Gem ber delivery showed strength
other grains were higher.
Wheat closed = TO y cent high
er. Corn up q to ] cent. Oats X
TO 1 cent higher. Rye up 9s to
cent and soybeans gained Y to II
cents.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-12-10
Markets at a Glance
by UNITED PRESS

Stocks irregular in quiet trade.
Bonds irregularly higher.
Curb stocks irregular.
Cotton former.
Wheat M cent higher; corn up
FL u
Rubber steady.
silver unchanged.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-12-10

will be favored over the Spartans
who have had only three days to
learn a new system of play as taught
by Coach Raleigh Holt.
The Spartans will play their sec
ond game of the week against
Brawley high on Thursday night in
preparation for the Huntington
Beach tournament, which the Spar
Imperial Valley press., 1940-12-10
MPLS. FLAX FUTURES

FIa1 quotations courtesy the
Southwest Flaxseed assOcintion.l
DeceHDef ......#.# .---.. '..t.s. l.os
May .................. S161H
Imperial Valley press., 1940-12-10
l.. A. HAY
IA. GRAIN

Los ANGELES, Dec. 10. UP1-
Mailing barley ..... S1.15-1.20
wheat No. 2 hard or
soft white .,.;,... si.5o 1.s9
Milo. No. yellow $3.50. Sl.2O-l 20
Corn. M. : yellow .....-.. S1.53-1.56
Imperial Valley press., 1940-12-10
Oregon. Bears.
San Jose Dicker
For Grid Games

DEL MONTE, CAL, Dec. 10. (UP)-The University of
Oregon football team will meet Texas university at Austin
on Dec Z 194 and the Longhorns will play return
gagement with the Ducks in Portland Sept %, 943
was announced tOdaY Coach Glenn s. lPOp) Warmer is
Imperial Valley press., 1940-12-10
FL Centro Opens Hoop
Season Tonight in Yuma

Imperial Valleys basketball practice gets under
way officially tonight when the Ell Centre high school
sy cagers travel to Yuma to meet Coach Frank Arm
strong's powerful Criminal basketeers.
Yuma high, completing it's second week of practice,
Imperial Valley press., 1940-12-10

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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-01-06

if by that gesture she could give
their frail structure strength to
bear the weight of her responsible
tiles. She blamed herself for this
foolhardy venture. She should have
let Chris persuade her to drive 10
Boston. They'd have been stopped,
of course, but Chris and the child
would have gone to hospital
where they both belonged. She'd
get out of it somehow. Larry
would surely not let any punish
ment be melted out to them.
But then, she thought reasona-
bly,, she hadn't known that the
storm would keep them prisoners
out here in the last forsakcn cor
ner of the earth. Shed intended to
telephone Bill as soon as it was
light enough to find a telephone.
If anything happened to Chris
now, it would be her fault 1t would
be on her conscience forever. She
MUST do something!
Dusk was falling rapidly when
she pushed her way through the
snowy path to the house, giving
a quick glance at her car, which
was nearly obscured by the snow
piled over the wheels, Oh the run
ming board, half way Up the door
and on the roof.
The wind howled dismally and
some of the snciv blew into he
room as she closed the door back
Of her with bang.
Chris was sitting Gp, with her
coat around her shoulders, smiling
bravely. "I vas worried about
YOU" she said. "Where did you
go?"
Out to take bearings" Tahienne
said, advancing - .2y her hand On
Chris forehead. It was cooler. Fa-
bianile felt a prayer cclac iito her
throat.
"1t'in much better, bit l feel
Weak. AWfully weak"
"Of course you &c, darling. But
your fever has abated. Now you
must have some food. Well have to
get out OF here soon and you must
be able to tr;iHa:."
The old stubborn look came back
into Chris face. mot until Larry
gets here"
AL right" Fabienne said sooth-
ingly, knowing the futility of ar
guing with a sick girl at that point.
"Then you may do whatever you
want. Fabicnne. do you know that
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-01-06

when / had a fever / dreamed
heard radio announcer talking
about it,"
That was no dream" she an
swered grimly. Il found my port
able radio in the car when went
out for robes"
Where is ?" Chris demanded,
cXcitedly.
I'm the kitchen. 1t isn't working
very satisfactorily because Of the
storm. I've only been able to get
snatches of things"
Before Fabienne was aware of
what she was going to do, Chris
had thrown off her covers and was
speeding across the floor toward the
kitchen.
Fabienne rose from before the
fire which burned an astonishing
amount of wood, and went after
her.
Chris piercing scream rent
air!
Fabienne felt her heart leap In
her throat.
What is it ?" she cried, bounding
across the room after Chris.
"A mousem Chris said. standing
there on the cold floor in her stock
ing feet.
Fabienne felt anger spread
through her tired body like quick
fire. Get back into bed. Christine,
at once" she said. taking the
radio away from her.
She set it on the floor and al
most Immediately it functioned
clearly, as if the bump had been
good TO-. it.
They listened to it for nearly an
hour. and then the news fash
came:
There is no trace yet Of the
missing Parsons child who was
kidnapped at midnight last night
from the Park-PiaZa hotel. A ma
tion-Wide search is being made for
the child's mother. Mrs. Christine
Mayhem Parsons, and for Fabienne
Seymour, society social worker,
who are believed to nave taken
the child. Lawrence Parsons. third,
father of the child. arrived today
from Europe on the Clipper plane
and is aiding the police. :"
Chris snapped off the radio. Go!
Go now. Fabienne," she said. with
the spots of fever showing again
in her face. Find Larry at once"
(To Be ContinueG
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-01-06

under ~ points for the first time
this year.
The Tar Heels superior reserve
strength pulled them through in
lie end. Coach Lange, however, was
Iav from pleased with the way the
boys were cutting for the basket,
following up shots, and taking re-
bounds. and is looking to tonights
game 70 see whether they can i'm
GROVE.
Cardinals probable lineup is
Ben Di'worth and Paul SEVERN,
forwards: Glamack. center: and Al
4EatheS and Jimmy Howard, guards.
Davidson. which split a brace of
games with V. NJ. l. and Richmond
and dropped its one home encoun-
Ter 10 Duke. will likely line UP with
Thomas and Harrison, forwards:
CowGn. center; and Hogg and
Means ." Lucas. guards.
The Tar Heels boxers will be out
10 turn the tables on the strong
Citadel team Saturday night for
ncsing them out last year by the
closest possible margin. 4 - to
8 -.
Coach Mike Ronman has one
champion. Billy Winstead at 100
pounds, ard three finalistS. Andy
Gennett. l27. Ed Dickerson, 145,
and Red Sanders, les, back from
last years Conference runners-up.
# the football players, Gates Kim
ball and Mike Bobbitt, come
through in the heaVyWeights, the
Tar Heels may turn up with a
trCng outfit.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-01-06

OF the building, and Wallace Wade.
director of physical education and
athletics At Duke, will likewise be
introduced.
Representative from other schools
/ in the Southern conference and 4
/ Princeton university official will al
50 participate
/ DR.. William Hane Wannamaker,
Eice-preSidert and dean of Duke and
president OF tie Southrn conference,
will preside He will make the formal
presentation Of the building to the
university on behalf Of the athletic
division. Dr. ". p. Few, president
will accept it on behalf Of the Uni
VerSity.
Robert B. House, dean of adminis-
tration at the University of North
Carolina. will make the principal adj
dress of the evening.
Many visitors from throughout the
state will inspect the new building,
which has attracted considerable in
tereSt since ground was first broken
on the site last April.
re O&SHelOatl game between the
SitC Devils and Tigers should be an
appropriate opener. Duke-a team
lacking in height but plenty fast
AG& demonstrated class in four carly
season engagements. although two
OF those games We're lost.
Princeton. with Il veteran outfit
will use an advantage in height to
make the Little Blues" step. The
Tigers are ranked with the best in
the Ivy league.
Here are the starting line-upS:
Princeton Duke
Lloyd. RI Price
Stewart. If Parsons (C)
BuSsc. c Hollev
Green (C) re ValaSek
Carmichael, e Connolly
Officials: NJ. p. Knight durham
" and Johnny Morris q. S. W
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-01-06

The cost of producing food for
household use does not increase as
rapidly as do retail food prices, there
fore. farm families can offset rise
in the cost of their food by produc-
ing a larger then usual share of their
total food supplies. Such plans should
be made with mutritional as well as
financial goals and would yield re-
turns in the form of improved fam
lily diets and better health.
North Carolina diets lack certain
important foods. The lack Of milk is
greatest, but there is also a lack OF
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-01-06
DUKE BOXERS MEET
CAMECOCKS TONIGHT

Durham, Jan. 6.-While all Duke
university teens with excitement to-
night over the opening OF the new
gymnasium unit and the Duke
Princeton basketball contest, Coach
Add Warren and his Blue Devil box
ing team are in Columbia, 5. C.,
awaiting the opening bell Of the 1910
ring campaign.
Tonight Coach Warren will send
an inexperienced Duke squad-per-
haps the greenest squad in several
years-against the University OF
South Carolina Gamecocks, always
among the leaders in Southern con-
terence boxing.
Only one seasoned and ring-Wlse
veteran is with the Duke team to-
night. He is Faison Shanghai BID
Jordan. the captain. He is one OF the
four Duke boxers who won letters
last year. The other three-Chuck
IKasik, who was graduated, Bob
iSmitty) Little, and Ed Morel-are
not available.
Dan Brandon, a promising sopho-
more from Charlotte, will appear IN
the first fight for Duke tonight. HIS
only experience has been IN M
tramural boxing. He won the school
tournament in the 100 pound dlvl-
sion and will hold down that post
! against South Carolina.
CAPTAIN Jordan will get the call
If the 1877 pound weight. shanghai
RilI'--who received his nickname
,yben he entered Duke from tar-ott
Shanghai. China, where his parents
we're living-is good boxer, fast
On his feet, and owns clever lett
hand, He went to the Semi-finals OF
the Southern conference tourney at
Columbia last year.
Phil Mitchell, a senior, will tight
If 1875. and Tom Latimer, who cam.
naisned with the freshman team OF
two years ago, will be the choice a'
145. ,o.+
Bill Senhauser, captain OF last
wears yearling outfit, will toss the
leather in the 155 pound class, ana
.P V. Kirkman will fight one notci'
lhioher at 1865. Kirkman got some eN-
iperience in matches last season. ou'
did not win his letter. ,ooo
! John Murphy, member OF tne 100
freshman team, will do the scrapplng
for the Blue Devils heavyweight a.
vision. Coach Warren is still search-
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-01-06

Poised tor a pop at the basket IN
Ike picture above IS Cy Vaiasek.
ky D3ke guard. who will be one
d.. ,an featured performers IN TO-
nights :utcrScctional basketball game
.o."eru the Little Rlucs' and the
Tigers If Princeton. The game WIZ
,e -. Eirat played in the new DUKE
.@t.s.5Ju unit and will be preced-
90 b.: ...cf exercises, formerly open
.-- ..- uu,diug. Vaiesek has been
the leading scores for the
- l-.iIs in their early-season
,...., Mos: Of his points come on
.-..a ,ct shots-the kind ne is get
..z ~,.G% TO toss IN the picture. He
.." # the four juniors making up
Duke starting quint and won ms
last year as an alternate tor
- s"ndeil-One of the greatest
'..'@ Devil court stars Of all time.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-01-06
Lime and Phosphate Available
Under AAA.

Farmers are again offered the op-
portunity to obtain ground agricul-
tural limestone and triple superphoS-
phate through grants Of aid under the
Agricultural Conservation Program.
TIE materials will be delivered i'm
mediately ard the cost deducted from
the 1910 payment. CCoperators in the
AAA program may assign up to 80
percent of their soil building pay
ment for this purpose.
Orders for lime and phosphate are
now being taken at the County
Agents office.
Under the 1910 program, the APP
plication Of 1900 pounds of ground
limestone, o. its equivalent, to farm
land will earn for the grower $3.50
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-01-06
nike 10 Open New Gym
In Exercises Tonight

-..,....,. Jan. 6.-Without reServa-
- .. s,,a he sad t!:at tonight Will
. -, biggest night III the basket
... history OF Duke university.
'.r brand new Duke gymnasium
..-.,-GatC and complete in all de-
..--.yn,S-Will undergo the official
listening process tonight. AS eli
~ - the program. the Dulle bas-
....,r team Will play the first same
... lie new sym floor against Prince
.- .0.vcrSit"'> crack quintet. And
.... my be the largest crowd ever
see = basketball game in the South
ra.vv~.s1 ;Hc %9llcry.
Exercises formally opening tho
...,t.i new STRUCTURE will begin At
p clock. with many University and
O..., officials taking part. The baS-
...,au teams Viii take over twenty
.~.res 'ate.
t..rcugh / was announced this
....~rn1n by The Dukc athletic office
..... c..N.v %. GoOd seats for t0n(ghtS
..-,g~..,, are still available. the crowd
....s rx,2c;2G t. approach th2 300
....-,-.ue seating capacity a the
..a,. s..n .nr athletic contests.
on aund tou.gnt 70 hein u>h"l NJ
.,ev. eva N Duke basketball will
W. numerous Duke court greats ii
rvgs-e seasons. Included in the list
a.. .a-a~ guests will be Y. ". tCan)
.'..t-.,e Grand old man" nr Duke
...-.e..,S. ,ggMGcr Of intercollegiate
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-01-06
Bulldogs Rack Up Twin
Wins Over I.ouiisburg


Henderson highs opened their
1910 basketball slate last night by
handing Louisburg two drubbingS,
the IaSSieS winning 10 10 8, and the
boys coa&ted through 10 Il 80 to g
victory.
The outcomeS. were never in
doubt IS Henderson rolled up wide
margins and displayed complete
superiority over the visitors.
Miss Mary Florence Foughtaling
paced the l;;SSicS with % points, and
also gmnerea the distinction OF
shooting tHo t,rst sp:,l ot ii:2 60
son. Miss Hazel Finch cam &c
ond. with = tal!ies. Miss Hudson
headed the visitors. with i've lallies.
HHnderScn'S guarding appeared
weaker than last years top notch
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-01-06

System. The complete history of the
SeGuoia will be described in the 10
minute broadcast through station
WRAL at Ais p. n. The potato has
proved to be a high yieioer and
shows almcSt Uncanny resistance to
common potato diseases and insects.
Professor c. Z. Williams, head of
the State College Agronomy Depart
ment and Chairman OF the Tobacco
Research Committee for Flue-cured
States. offers this bit Of advice to
tobacco growers: DO not buy plant
bad fertilizers which contain chlorine
in the potash materials. Since fer
filters are applied to plant beds in
relatively large quantities, even a
small percentage CT chlorine in the
fertilizers may cause plant bed in
jury. He recommends mixture
containing percent nitrogen, s per
cent phosporic acid, and percent
potash. The Research Committee ad-
vised against the use Of Murate Of
Potash.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-01-06

North Cavc!na's contribution TO
the Irish potato field. the recently
developed Secuoia Manned for the
famed Indion chieGtain) will receive
nationwide attention Friday, Janu-
airy y, through the coast-to-coast
network OF the Mutual Bro1dcGstirg
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-01-06
N|DDL .E.BURG WINS
TWO OVER EPSON
Girls Win by 1915 While
Boys Come Through 1915
Friday Night

Middleburg whipped EPSON in two
close games last night at Middleburg
the girls winning II to 16, and the
bays 10 to l6.
Miss Hendricks led Middleburg,
with Is points while Miss Tharring-
ton topped the losers, with 10.
Short scored seven for Middleburg
boys, Tillitson got five, and J. H.
Edwards came through with seven
for EPSON.
Middleburg plays Warrenton Tues
day night at Middleburg in a double
header.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-01-06

players. Miss Knight, veteran Of
last year, turned in superlative
performance in this department.
Coach Bob Harrison used a parade
3i reserves.
Paced by j. w. Neal a fast,
smooth working Bulldog five
showed under Louisburg, allowing
Inc visitors one field goal in the
first halt and two in the second.
Paired with Neal were Skinner
Turner and Powers, who turned
in whale Of floor game.
The boys seemed to be an i'm
provement over, last years aggre-
CATION, though during the second
half cf the contest, the LADS didn't
click Us we'll as during the first.
The contests were witnessed by
large crowds.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-01-06

The Elphinstone College in Bonn
bay, India, was founded as memoir
ial to the Hon. Mountstuart Elphin-
stone: its mail hall is called after Sir
Cowasjee Jehangir Readymoney, a
large native contributor who evident
" had the ready money to give.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-01-06

Final plans have been completed
for the fourth annual TOBACCO SNORT
course which will be held Tor adult
farm men and women at State COL
lege, January 1913.
Three previous courses ABOUT the
States NO. | cash crop nave been
beId at the college and have attract
cd = total attendance Of 600 persons.
OF this number, 210 received certl-
ficates for attending all sessions OF
one short course. Any white farmer
mr. farm women over l6 years OF age
is eligible TO attend.
A limited number Of beds VIII be
made available in the college Y. M.
G. A. at so cents a night, and rea--
sonat,Iy-priced meals may be secured
in the college cafeteria. tuition Tor
the four days is free, bat charge
Of s1OO will be made for registration
and certificate Of attendance.
instruction will DC given in all
phases of tobacco production, as we'll
as related subjects. Classroom work
will include studies OF tobacco seed,
fertilizers, insect and disease con-
troll soil fertility, and the value of
forest thinning to obtain tobacco
wood.
Further information on the course
NAV be obtained from Dan NJ. Paul,
State College, Raleigh, or at the
County Agents office in Henderson.
Farm families probably will have
a higher net irconlo in 1910 than
they had in 1892, bit unless they
produce their OWL f2ol the increas-
ed income will be overcome by higher
cost of purchased materials. N
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-01-06

ing for a heavyweight, and it is like
ly that Duke will forfeit tonight in
that class.
The Duke boxing card has not yet
geen completed for the entire sea-
son but will be announced later.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-01-06

sufficient fruits, lean meats, poultry,
eggs, whole grains, and al seasons,
fresh vegetables. Farm families
should make every effort to produce
essential foods for The nutrition OF
the family.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-01-06
Vance COusHrty Weekly
Extension News

Sponsored by J. W. County Agent Mrs. Hattie F.
Fu.!ner County Home Demonstration Agent j. T. Richard
son County Josephine Ranes Assistant
Horne Ds!no Agent
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-01-06

in soil building payment. If the lime
is applied to peanut, fluc-cured to-
bacco, or commercial vegetable LAND
at least l,O0G pounds per acre must
be applied for credit -,
Likewise. sl.5G can be earned by
applying 100 pounds of triple super
phosphate in connection with the
seeding of green manure crops in or
chards, perennial or blenhlaI ie-
gumes, perennial grasses winter !eI
eI,n,nc Iespedeza. crotalaria, annual
Tvegrass, or permanent pasture. NO
credit is allowed if phosphate is US
ed on soil depicting crops.
The same credit is allowed for the
annlication Of 800 pounds Of l6 per-
cent supcrphosphate, 500 pounds of
basic Stag, or $50 pounds of so per-
cent muriate of potash with the same
restrictions.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-11-30
TRANSPORTATION
S. S. CUBA


Steamship Cuba of the P. &
o. S. S. Company arrived here at
600 a. m Thursday with five
first-class and one second-class
passengers for this port and 20
tons of freight. Twenty-seven
first-class and one second-class
passengers embarked here for
Havana and TWO autos were tax
|en on board before the ship sailed
at 1870 o'clock Traffic. from
Tampa to Havana totalled eight
firSt-claSs and four Second-class.
Returning yesterday at $40 p.
m the Cuba brought 90 first-class
passengers for Key West, two
autos and three tons of freight.
Through passengers. Havana to
Tampa, totalled u first-class and
two secOnd-class, with Is tons
Of freight on that manifest. Six
first-class passengers embarked
here for Tampa and the vessel
left at 4:40 o'clock