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Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1940-09-26

Below are some outstanding magazine articles for
September;
"Berlin Speaking" by william L.shire in ATLANTIC
MONTHLY. "Go ahead Berlin" vi tn those words the
Columbia Broadcasting System brings to each day
thA vivid account of william L. Shirer, American,
who has seen the from inside Germany. A fasci-
mating story of radio commentator in Berlin.
"France in June; The Collapse" by Robert A.smi tn
In ATLANTIC MONTHLY. Why did France collapse? Mr..
Chamberlain fits rogether the details which explain
the tragic ID sntegration of the Third Republic, and
drives home point after point.
"The American Fasctsts" by Dale Kramer In HRPERS.
Here cody presented, the essential about
the snti-denocrattc and atisemdtic groups in Amer
lea, With candid close-ups of two of them and
their leaders, in action.
Rubber out of Oil" by Harland Manchester in HAIR
FERS. What if could longer get rubber from the
Dutch East Indies? Mr.. Manchester tells Goodx Oh
and other companies are making synthetic rubber,
Hhat are the chances of quantity production.
These magazines now In the Library and are
available at all times.
-Reba S. Harris.
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1940-09-26

Some time ago this paper criticised the debarment
of Bertrand Russell from position mathematics
professor at City College of New York. It is now
reported in the magazine New Yorker that Professor
Russell showed good sportuanship the loss of
his posi- ton at City College. He made the of
named Harvard !
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1940-09-26

Samuel Steelnan, Greenbelt resident, has presented
the library with two very interesting papers, copy
of the New York SUN, dated Thursday, August 7, 1865
and the other, the New York HERALD dated Monday May
q, 1865.
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1940-09-26
PERSONAL ADVERTISEMENTS

LOST--Small black leather coin purse containing
$R'5o vicinity of Crescent Road playground swings.
Reward. C. O'Leary, 2-B Nortlmay.
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1940-09-26

Know also that Laws and institutions must go
hano In hand with the progress of human mind.....
as new discoveries are made, truths disclosed,
and manners and opinions change tn the change of
circumstances, institutions must advance also, and
keep pace with the times.--Thomas jefferson
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1940-09-26

For real Saturday night date bring your wife or
girl to the Saturday night folk dances in the ji or
recreaH on hall.
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1940-09-26

Wanted passengers vicinity Of Commerce Depart
ment leaving Greenbelt 1890 Returning l. or l.: 30
Pm. 22-F Parkway Road.
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1940-09-26

Tanteds To know how many in Greenbelt interest
ed in forming class, group of classes in ball
dancing. Please mail postal to P. O. Box
1901, Greenbelt, giving and address, age if
still in school, whether beginner advanced pu-
pill and hours most convenient to you.
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1940-09-26

FOR SALE Apples Grimes Golden, Delicious, Golden
Delicious Staymans, Old Mnesaps Large quanti ties
of cider apples, very reasonable. At Ltt1epage's
Orchard near twenty minutes from
Greenbelt P. o. C. W. Ettlepage, Bowie.
Evening star., 1940-09-20

steps homeWard to save his faithful
hired hand from hanging. Hard
riding. straight-shooting and awe
inspiring scenery enliven these Sc
quenCeS somewhat, but without
making them any more than routine
Western stuff Besides, there is a
lot of Jackie Cooper. who is not. we
are afraid, the worlds greatest
actor
When Frank returns TO face his
medicine. however, things really
perk up and the film becomes lively
comedy for awhile. The courtroom
sequence, without which no picture
would be complete these days it ap-
pears, is a gay comic lnterlude which
Director Fritz Lang has brought
of with far more spirit than he has
managed to enkindle in other parts
of the photoplay. There is well
come touch of humor throughout
the whole of The Return Of Frank
James" to be sure. occasionally
suggesting that Mr.. Lang perhaps
had his tongue in his cheek while
clarifying Jesse's avenging brother,
but it is only when he goes to court
that he really has fun.
The life these latter sequences
Evening star., 1940-09-20

have can be credited in large way
to Henry Hull's impassioned and
bombastic defense of Frank James,
that chivalrous Southern gentle
man. Mr.. Hull, as the fiery news
paper editor returned to law prac-
tice for the occasion, is magnificent
throughout; when defending the
Confederacy again before the jury
box, or when recommending edi-
torially that those who disagree with
his papers views deserve at the
very least to be taken out and shot
down like dogs.
Mr.. Hull, when he has his chance
invigorates the film, and this Miss
Tierney (of The Male Animal" on
Broadway certainly decorates it,
but they have the James boys mixed
up with a couple Of other people.
Evening star., 1940-09-20

Return OF FRANK James. sequel to
Jesse James" which takes up where
Jesse's riddled body fell off that
chair.
The new picture at Loew's Palace
is Of that school apparently dis
Couraged with trying to prove that
crime does not pay and resigned to
the attempt to convince US that it
wasn't really crime at all. Like its
predecessor. this is another of those
rosy gloriflcations of a gent who
was hardly glorious. unless false ru-
morS have been spread all these
years, and even the inspiring sight
Of Gene Tierney in technicolor will
not lntoXicate you into believing a
word of it. The meeting of Miss
Tierney and the color cameras does
help you overlook some other things,
however.
Principally, The Return of Frank
James is concerned with the emer-
gence of earnest Frank Henry
Fonda) from retirement on his rocky
Ozark farm to avenge his brothers
death. Frank slowly chases the
dastardly FordS, who had the rank
temerity to shoot an outlaw. all over
the Wild West country, giving up
the pursuit only when the innate
nobility of his soul turns his foot
Evening star., 1940-09-20
Nancy Kellv Stars

Nancy Kelly has been borrowed
from Twentieth Century-Fox stu
dios to replace Virginia Bruce as
lead opposite Allan Jones in Uni
versal's Caribbean Holiday" be-
cause of Miss Bruce's illness.
The role in the romantic comedy
is Miss Kelly's second at Universal
She recently appeared opposite Rob-
ert Cummings in Private Affairs"
Cummings also has an important
part in Caribbean Holiday" and
others in the cast are Bud Abbott
and Lou Costello, Leo Garlic, Mary
Boland, William Frawley, Peggy
Moran and Nina Orla.
A. Edward Sutherland is the di-
rector and Leonard Spigelgass the
associate producer. Five original
numbers by Jerome Kern comprise
the musical score.
Evening star., 1940-09-20
Where and When
Current Theater Attractions
and Time of Showina

Palace-"The Return of Frank
James," from retirement to wreak
vengeance upon Jesse's murderers
10:45 am, 1855, sos, Sis, 7:30 and
$40 pm.
Capitol-"Wyoming," out West
with Wallace Beery: 9:45 am, 12:l5
$50. $40. 7:55 and 1925 pm. Stage
shows, with Mickey Rooney: 1l:30
am. 2, ABS. ITO and $40 pm.
Keith's-"Hired Wife" romantic
comedy with Rosalind Russell: 11:15
am, 1:20, 3:25. $50. 7:35 and 9:40
pm. March of Time: /, sos, $40,
tbs and $40 pm.
Columbia-"Mystery Sea Raider"
timely melodrama: II, 1:55, 1855.
5:55, 7:50 and $50 pm.
Earle-"The Howards of Virginia,
film adaptation of Tree of Liberty:
10:30 am, 1:20, 4:l0, 7 and 9:55 pm
Stage shows: 1885, 3:25, $40 and
9:10 pm.
Evening star., 1940-09-20

Metropolitan-"He Stayed for
Breakfast" comedy romance rib
bing Communism: 11:10 am, lis,
$40, $50. 7:35 and $40 pm.
Little-"The Fugitive" crime does
not pay, with Diana Wynyard, and
how: 11:05 am. lis, 3:20, 5:25, 7:35
and Gas pm.
Trans-Lux News and shorts
continuous from 10 am.
In the Country.
Roadside-"East Lynne" the pop
ular melodrama group in rare and
notable tear-jerker: $40 pm.
Evening star., 1940-09-20

ADJUSTMENTS.
Evening star., 1940-09-20
Rooney
Shows Some
OfHis Talents
Weight.Lifting
About Only Thing
He Doesn't Do
BY JAY CARMODY.

Mickey Rooney may be the reason
why there are so many untalented
persons in the world. At any rate, the
movies ranking box-offlce draw"
who packed F and Fourteenth streets
as well as the Capitol Theater yes
terday, has enough talents for cou-
pie of dozen members of the species.
Dealing them of with the furious
energy of a born Snowman keeping
the faith with the worshiping mob,
Mickey covers such varied depart
ments of entertainment as singing,
mimicry. comedy, composing, and
then tosses off piano solo and a
Evening star., 1940-09-20

ADJUSTMENTS. A
Evening star., 1940-09-20

SWlllSy q 1 u III
beating hit that
leaves himself
and his audience
! i m p. A d d
weight - lifting,
and he could be
billed as all-Star
vaudeville pro-
gram and they
could hold the
show in Griffith
Stadium. They
could, anyhow.
Behind h e
various forms of
virtuosity which
Mipkov tOccac
Evening star., 1940-09-20
To Be AViators

Ray Milland and William Holden
will be seen as student pilots in the
United States Air Corps in Para
mounts Il Wanted Wings" soon to
go before the cameras with Jay
Theodore Reed directing.
Evening star., 1940-09-20
The Safer Side

Warning Europe and strife-torn
Asia have written themselves out
of at least one picture now being
made at Hollywood.
Director H. Bruce Humbertsone,
for a scene in Paramount's The
Quarterback" college football story
starring Wayne Morris, ordered a
globe map of the world in a class
room scene to be turned so that only
the Western Hemisphere be visible
to the camera.
Evening star., 1940-09-20
Famed Bad Man Not So Bad
In Return of Frank James
In Fact, the New Palace Photoplay
Shows Us Southern Gentleman
In an Outlaws Boots
BY HARRY MACARTHUR.

Whatever have heard the contrary those James boys
really
they truly Southern gentlemen about people with
SXgun Southern style lot than being
Yankee AT the giS OF what Daryl Zanuck tells
his further we'll family
Evening star., 1940-09-20

Fred Allen started his entertain
ment career as juggler, after he
had been fired from the Boston
Public Library for not tending to
work
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-08
!. :! -! s%oborts Parade

horses IN face. and that each
Selecto, picks a different nag. In
this m0nncr someone is certain to
name a Wlnne. and make II possible
for the h"rt L. advertise The follow
lnP lay Uat one OF It's wise and
knoWm Mcu came lhrouah with
a. Vnnt
some ', The more prosperous sheet
a#aes> operate from offices and
aclegl," NJ me papers. Suckers are
tu.d IT,, .oy ~ mach Il week Wirc
l.o@atnun MI be sent them, let
,egs = a secret code delivered at
Z; & -'.c> a&d masked delivery
.ass >.,ak ,atm tips direct from
...t 90 ooN Nam ut the tip sheet
tN,sens u".. portable puntns
.Hsse. .;.c ,ia~G. LEAVING II track
..c 80 sh",,s brags:nr OF the DAYS
tampl> a3s. anHo.mtmg tonur-
:-a t".,-& = selections.
Ea 49, E,.seS ;hc cXten, Of .hr
- ser "';#..,zsr R,,. :. mas; -
-,mra>,.. ,,-ata A,.,s = no. II
MY orc VIC. ,0N;oacAeS are -
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'h..t " . III -, S.n.N AID Scnu>-
-. A,.pG kiop. Ala Doubleday
D1:..: Lex - jo5 printers
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-08
Pei. Approves
CIassCLoop

tCLLIWCOD Feb. &. oUP,-A
Class C baseball League Will oper.
ere - TX California towns during
'1t - 5e>:0A urGer sponsorship
0t t2e Pac:..c Coast league
C.@e!a!s approved the ,dea yes
t"rda" af,e: month pt discussion
:" &no.!sor the following clubs: San
t"tnG,eo t ,San Jose; Los AnSeics
- 91n WrnardiIU san Diego at
itI"'"side, and Hollywood at Santa
Barbara.
Coast ieaGu" spoke2mcn SAID Seat
t!e "ould probably back / team in
EakerslcIH and Oakland Would Spon
scr club at either Fresno or Mo-
dcSto.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-08
Ten Cars Entered
In Lizzie Derby

Ten ears have ALREADY c:.ttreo
n the Tn LlZzIe Derby 10 pe run
al the Imperial FAIR grounds on
the opening days OF the Imperial
county fair. Promoter Ed Harms
announced Thursday
Cars We're entered by Doc Cara
dine, Bill Dunbar, Tom Gail, Chea-
ter L2duca John Newell, Angelo
Vintrido. WOODROW Lacey. Bill
Finch. Jean Claverie George Whit
lock.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-08
Spokane Club
Players Refuse
Seal Contracts

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 8. (UpD
First Baseman J. Irving Burns
OF ga Baldwin street, Cambridge
Mass, was firm holdout today
Tor more money from the San
Francisco baseball club. The for
mer manager OF the Toronto club
traded 10 the Seals for Harley
Boss-retused cut IN his former
salary President Charles H. Gra-
ham Of the Seals said the offer
w.l stand.
nlfleidCrs Jackie Warner and Ted
JENNINGS also said tley would not
-! ~ The terms offered Graham
said he would not increase the Of
ter.
Outtle.der red Norbert and Pitch
er Eddie Stutz have not been heard
from since their contracts were
mailed
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-08
L. A. LIVESTOCK

los ANGELES. Feb. s. trJ-.
Hog, -tlrebl" suppl? zoo, steady to
!" cents lower: MEDIUM to choic"
ltn-2li III. truckina j55-6.25; top
80. t.w local feds $50; s"ws Il ..
Ca'ti' salrdblr 200, ~iow hut full
|ly steady, l-w $50 III. fed y"arling
ttc"rs 3.25: medium quality and
weighty strcrs held around h.jp-j,
Two load FED MEXICAN steer. 80
800: common Mexican 6.75; littlc
done OF BULL calves -aleabic 2p".
few ale. steady, vealcrs to H.;
Gamers aud cutter i.po-j.25, me-
ldum calves 7.Gu-h5t.
sheep -alcablo 5po. Hpily ~ $50
| lhold higher or aboy" 80. G,1a 80
choice "ool"d ,auhe Hao'"H. ..soHi q
| s.7j-9 %.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-08
by HENRY NY %RE-

Los ANGELES, FEB. 8. tUP1-Ir
tnis ever changing world. in which
an Is topsy-turvy. it is gratifying
ind heartenme 10 discover that
there are tens of thousands IciI
whose faith remains unShaken
To anyone who doubts mans faah
IN man l recommend r.ac L IL,
santa Anita race track on any aits:-
noon The horses are TLNnmg IIt
last mile OF the way. which aa>
through a fertile valley. WITH tnc
snow-capped Sierra MaGres Iowa
ing down from the north. ! ..u,u
With touts OF all descrpUcns
Each has horse 10 sell AIu4..
as close together rs the p.cLet> st..
p fence they stand and Shout tAcl
wares. Something hot IL liz a.>,
Something sa"C in tAr syuonl 4
sleeper III the third \ .oli .s.HL
in the fourth. shoe n in he f.It.
A steal il tac 2lNth. = -Eee-a -.
the seventh d.G zC.ags. ..oaes a..
the eighth
For prices r~ng!ng ila:A lea re:..>
to dOlIar L. to.ts MI ,... Ns.
their grt-r.cA-qWck .L.orua1loH.
To add STABILITY Asa s.au.j -. = .r
their choices IN the aal . g.. H.. A.
selectiors are printed oa ?-aDt! t.
touts kttoW tha: one e i..C c.,rnalE.
Of an Ac,ercaN Is i W3.!.!-ae>., :,
swallow and believe ary.h,H4 -.
Is printed on paper
The tip sheets SCI! :a>ta; s.,an
Seab.Scgt caL g..L GrtgT ,hee;a.
pink sheets, IT Il sheets blue sheets.
and white sheets hoy &~c bought
and dlRested rs i t.ei. >Gtrors We!r
Margaret Mitchell. Arnu!d Bennett
and joan Stelnbeck NJ o;!e e'ty
stops TO think that man Who ha>
winners 10 sell ooesnt have = sci.
winners On the SIDES ul Il >ute,
The very fact that 1 man ooWn
at the heels shabby OF cu:i anG co.
lar, has to peoolr TIP st, : : Pre-;
that what is II. thtm = ..o sooa O..
Garth. II the Information W,Aa WORTH
the ink requireo TO prnt :, tne sell
ers would be ar the track betting
the inf trmation instead OF selAnI
~. Give any one OF tht sellers OF
the sheets real information Tor Il
week and ne could bulIG more IL
brartes lnan Carnegie. more medical
centerS than Rockefeller and uu1 ,
0uggenheIm Gugsenheun
1t Is an amazing picture OF Am /
ertcan thought and HE 70 watch |
the cars SLOW down and their owners
euy the phoney sheets Bankers
Who question the loan OF TWO dollars .
to some deserving soul with collat-
eral. lean blithely out OF the VIM
COWS OF their lmousines and pur-
chase the hot things for the Gay.
They never seem to stop 10 con-
slider that each Of the tout sheets
has as many selectors as there are
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-08

III the starting lineup Sunday.
McXicali will bring a strong tea
to the stadium Sunday, accordii
to Manager Chris Celaya. Mexicf
will also play some of its veteraI
who were playing baseball sever
years ago when Stark started h
promotionai work in baseball.
Chan Livingston and Amos Chit
who have been giving advice fro
the Sidehnes since their retiremel
from baseball. will divide the pitcl
ing for I'll CentrO
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-08
BrawIey Qualifying
Starts Sunday

Qu...vr. ~, III IT .2;L AZ
l.A. Bg.N.r' .rsg4c, g"!. champions
Sl.p x. hc-m SanGay over the Dt
N.o eour>f according - Tom Reha
l.Ib pre-
On SAt.rua, ana AunGa}. rs i
>p'-, ~ tuulnamsnt atlractlor. Reha
:,..a Ct..!lrs lacg DIN Du,!a Faye
Coleman and Vile Hunter Will play
Il fae ScmA-inal> and ilnal> OF the
southern California PGA open
championships.
Match p.u} N liz B:aW!ey lettuce
tougnamen, VIII start Thursday A
caicatta parts l. scheduled ~ the
Planters Eotel Wednesday night.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-08
NEV YORK STOCKS

NEW YORK, Feb. :. 'fP) -"
stock market turned A"hnIt~It
AigArr today with volume inch"a e
!LE
Inpro,cl i,ad"rshIp INSPIRED trad
,.r. /, follow up !. flrmef market
.arii-f III the day. Drmaud tuIn"d
tlrst . 'hr low priced motor.
shortly after NOON wh"n IA" nrn-
"ral MotorA corporation report "h
J4aluar, sales -lioWcd INV r"cOrd-
,ol tn month. the adIanee -pr"ad
Covering va big t#etor IN
,lrength near the ll1se II n" st""l
.old automobile issues.
Dow Jones preHmlnar\ 10 Ins
.tooE ,"rlagr Indu-trlal - J."
up = aH LII. ap 80 uuNtv
- 81. az .I.. - -t"'k>. isl. up
.u.C4
SteeI -ai", opproXImat"d o7".""o
,h.reS. me most since Jan. - Wh"n
tn. total va lIlu.""u shares and
,Yf..raroa VIA 49o."np yr.trrdaf
.C.ra s,a.t 4lrs vrI- - 1.e"a shares
..gtIle' II' ano !,t ft' iI"s4aa 90
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-08
uS.L.T.A. Opposes
Finn Relief Plan

NEW YORK. Fca 6. UP1-Tha
F.uHlS!? celiet fund received is first
setDacn n SPORTS today Whea ;h2
United States Lawn Tennis aSSoc!a-
ton, through lis president HO!-
combe Ward. opposed open tennis
matches Tor Finnish OF any othe.
KIND OF relief.
The association believed, Ward
said. il would De u2V!se 10 make &
precedent Il thought it "ould D.
Impossible 70 favor one charitable.
o.s4c.z-;.oA and deny otLs:s.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-08
Women Golfers
In Senni.FinaIs

PALM BEACH, Fla, Feb 8. Up
Led by National Golf Champion
Betty jameson G! San Antonio,
Tex, and Defending Champion
Jean Bauer Of Providence. r. l.,
tour women began play toGay IN
the semi-tinal Of the Palm Beach
Womers golf championship
Nh jameson reached the SEM
ina! VIII 4 s 70 ) triumph over
Mr.. z z jarrett Of Philadelphia
5t,.c.Cl, lit Ms BauC: noSed
- E"c..a cope e Toledo, o :.
a2
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-08
l.. A. PRODL'CE

- ANTILLES i,J i'i'
TRAILING was ..rs - 80:
CItuage t4niDah@.i it.',, r.
4lu.ry H., tat Dut-n = -. Ina
pcr'aa - ro->i -. :cu 4"raf.- :. D..
Sd o. 2J-i4c
Lettuce: Imperial $!.jo-$.5J. san
'einandD IS o5-75c.
foas. orange bush : -lt; Omar :
81. ne. "oachelia polr 6-1i.C: Inn
lcl!l. .-t.. e: China ''uae"r!l4 --I..
Squash. White Summer Imp"Il4!
2I.,5-<..oo. fair $1.5o: fiat, sl.-5.
,l3r= fftuan Imperial ST. II -'"'
ooa,a~sI >lou-$l.t1: flat - -
5r. An Uicg. 1j-&l.to: y-.!pu
,o4...e,E Iapcrlal H2.Uo-$2.a"
>:Ia-y..I.. ktuIdlkcs lIAH-
>! .,->. -. stu Diego $l.-5->l.,".
Impy3ta4 .a.--Ionory. So -"
r1.srI.ar-. Imperial E"a,!.'-i
"a Dan, ..G..,. local 5-1--c. IT,
go-sI.a5. Us 15-9oc Local dollhouse
! IT, DOC
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-08
Boxing Leaders
Upset By Events
On Eve ofLouis Go

NEW YORK. Feb. 8. rUPl-It
seemed Ike oll times today as i
,ouid tongueo tempest swept
t..ogsh Glac .ator;' Gulch on the
tle Of the world heavyweis shl
championship. battle between Joe
- Ma Arturo Godoy.
Nh.,r champion Joe and challen
-er Ar'Wo loafeA AZ their nearby
camps .Waltap tomorrow nights
- 1T Madison Square Garden
'aege ~-s erlat hurly bury on ia
,ao> "A~tA aad points west.
Tar '"".2esl Sw.Ned about last
ut, prca....,.c .AAoMcrmtnt
- i lOlls retains his tide ug&Ins.
Coco. D.. Ca..c. champion joe NJ.
ext u'E IL" crown AGAINST John
~ PayeAck OF Des MONIES, l.. pro-
Lualy a the Garden i'll April.
Promoter Mike Jacobs. an entirely
nnocent worker II the cause of i
"orthly charity suddenly found
himself n! abused Storm center as.
. God2T's manager. Al Well de
&fe:ed 7 N!tse..Hs blast against tn.
9th Certury club Tor mak,ng thr
1ahoaAcement We!l! walled. FIJI
cay'S N4hN BE- ruin1' IN be
utmtl"
FNAy G,orsc uf Dc> MONIES.
.""na5@. OF tnr latest heavyweight
= nsdt!on. Lee Savold, ,and arch
enemy Ol Paychek OF Dies Molnesl
threatened To call OF the Savold
Bob Pastor fight a the GARDEN
Oh MaEtn /. becauac "tne 20th Cen
lufH i shown us around"
). New York boxing writer's buzz
&c IN otWilderlnent. amazed at the
secret Louis Paychek negotiations
rad been revealed without warning
n the still OF the night.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-08
Elliott Joins EI Centro
For Benefit Game Sunday

Singing Robert Elliott. former
ii Centre laeh school baseball play
er WHO last year clmch,d mmself
L job with lie Pittsburgh Pirates
by oloutins out an average Of 1888
IN II games. Thur day announced
he viii play ~ tho Jack Stark
benefit eame At the FL Centre
stadium Sunday afternoon 1T $50.
Elliot, Will join Bus Adams Sac
famenlo Solon. and Cad Aaron. who
Nil try OF with the Los Angeles
Angels III TIE FL Centre outfield
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-08
jaycees 10 Play
In Phoenix Friday

Coach Robert Armstrongs Ell
Ctnt"o jnnio, college basketball
team ElI take Il trip Frlday to play
Phoenix j2ycees n games Friday
ana Saturday night.
The arabs, defeated 4l-34 by the
PhoeEic'ans Saturday night. Will
take y men Oh the trip TO Arizona.
PAYNE, Sander Fox, Ingle and CAL
IoWaE VIII be IN the starting Arab
lineup
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-08

to compete against Il strong MtXi-
cali team.
Elliott and company will take
over duties in the second or third
inning when veteran FL Centre
baseball players. who are promoting
the game, will rclinQuish their
duties.
Pat Patterson and Roch Maquar,
co-manascrS Of the FL Centro nine,
also announced Thursday that
Ralph Eye. first baSeman slugger
Of the early l930's will be included
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Roney Plaza Net
Play Continues

MANI BEACH. Fla, FEB. 8. tUPl
Minus three favored players. play
in the Roney Plaza invitational
tennis tournament continued to-
day.
In the mems division urseeded
Billy Gillespie, university of Mia
mi, boWled over sixth seeded Char
les Harris, West Palm Beach -,
8-6.
Top seeded Bobby Rlp&s OF Chi
cago disposed Of George Parks
Miami. 3-G b-3. u Henry PrC-
soft. Seattle, Won from LOUIS
Brownsteln. Mann. G-l. d and
Charles Hare, London, defeated
Frank Froehling. Chicago. 4-G. IS,
81.
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LITTLE DADO, OllVeRA.
MANAGERS SUSPENDED

OAKLAND. CanI. Feb. 8. UP
TIE state athletic commission today
suspended Little Dauo of Manila,
Tcc!d'S ilyWt!gg, Champion: Tony
OAvera. San Francisco. claimant 10
The world bantamweight title. their
seconds. managers and Promoter
Charles Marsalh. because the boxers
failed 10 so through with their 20
round non-utle fight here last
,D,ul.
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