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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-29
Santa Claus Pack Yields
Engagement Rings for
Ruth Butze Gail Coffin

=, ANITA CLAUS pack must have sparkled this past
Christmas WITH engagement rings Tor eaeh day brings
forth and engagement announcements.
~ This very Sunday Mr.. and Mrs Leo NJ Butze
W. held open house 70 announce the engagement
of their daughter Ruth Philip Taylor Van Zle H. son of
judge and Mrs Donald Van Ze
TIE Butze home - Burns will be gay with
Christmas greens occasion and guests will be greeted
- tie TTeTfV 5d9-aIeTr VIC
Ruth Riu pastel blue crepe afternoon gown for
6 her announcement party
Bntze will he in crepe distinguished by boero
Jacket embroidered IN tiny silver beads
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1940-11-07

One of the pilots of an all-Czecho
Slovak fighter squadron attached to
the r. A. F., climbing into his
Hurricane" for patrol of England's
southeast (HelPs Corner) coast.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1940-11-07


rently United States defenses
watching stiff test the
these military
the great PanAmerican defense under
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-15
Four.Year.0Id Seer Predicts Third
Term TRY For President Roosevelt

NEW YORK, Feb. Is. CUP)-
Faith Hope Charity Harding. four
year-old girl from Trucksville. Pa,
who uses big words and has achiev-
ed a reputation for prophesy, pre-
dicted today that President RooSe-
welt would run for third term.
The pretty. brown-eyed child
whose mother brought her here to
demonstrate her gifts Of eXtra-Scn-
sorry perception to Interested scicn-
lists, said solcmnly that Mr.. Roosc-
welt would be drafted,
DR., j. 3. Rhirc, psychologist OF
Duke University, h"e asked Faiths
parents for = record of her Trophc-
cicS, which include, Mr. iIarlv Har-
ding claimed tic WaY il Europe
the Hitler Stain pact hH burning
OF the school in TlUck@yi!ip, scyera
local deaths and less impurtan;
happenings,
MIS-. Harding, n a loss 10 cXplair
the predictions Of her daughter. sale
that Faith gave her first demon
stration" at the age Of IS months
Sitting on her mothers lap, the
child suddenly said. according to the
mother:
Mummy, Frank McWiggin is
dead"
Mrs Harding said She va 81
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-15

Impressed BY Faiths, gravity that
she telephoned McWiGgin's office
and was told that he had left for
New York. The next day. she said
she learned that McWigsin had fall
len dead II, the Pennsylvania hotel
here
Mrs. Harding said that she and
her husband always had been skep-
'tlcal of such claims. The father is
a. manufactures nf typewriter pads.
But what are you GOING TO dc
when these things happen and You
can't explain them?" she asked.
"A week bafor, r. Ea",i -IaI i,:j.-
ION left China Faith Varrcd u
that he must not sail on ,rc iunk.
'Sho told u waves would cng!lf han
III llc did. we didn't nr"1 h.oW Wy,
Halliburton was ullil we read .ata.
IN the papers that ho vas n,,sslrg.
Five inmates after Sic has fore
told events She can't repeat word
ot what she has said. Therefore Mrs
Harding continucc. she and ne
husband take down the girls utter
ances as soon as they are made
Mrs Harding and Faith one of
four children in the family. came
here by bus and are being inter-
viewed by various scientific groups,
occult societies and religious lead
A
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-15
Just Help Folks All Can DrawIs
Tennessee Woman with Magic Hands

rent houses in order to remain near
the healer.
my hands are my X-ray," Susie
said. I've always had the power
have no quarrel with doctors
my own children have been treated
for broken bones and cuts by regu-
lar physicians"
But outside the field Of breaks
and cuts. Mrs. Jessel has treated
almost every ailment since her ar
rival In Ashland seven years ago.
Daily she treats cancers. rheu-
matism, paralysis, arthritis. all by
the primitive laying on of hands"
Her patients submit to the massage
In the presence OF onl0okers with
out embarrassment. Susie does not
remove their clothing. even for
diagnosis. Her only concession to
standard medical practice is to
wash her hands after each treat
ment."
Operators Of tourist camps. lodg-
ing houses and hotels, with an eye
ON receipts. arc SuSie's partisan
supporters. She's brought many .
roomer.
Susie herself disclaims any de-
sire for publicity. She solicits no
patients, charges no fees and works
from noon until carly morning,
One day she treated" 234 patients.
But Susie apparently has pros
pcrnd from contributions and thru
rent from the several apartment
houses she's built to house hcr fol-
lowers
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-15

ASHLAND, Ore, Feb. Is. tUP) -
A tall, gaunt Tennessee woman,
Mrs. Susie Jessel. 48. lifted her
magic hands from a patient In
her tiny Ashland, Ore, office to-
day and pointing TO bible on a
nearby table, declared: Il Just
help folks all I can by the grace
Of that book there"
Crowding the office---there is no
separate examination room--were
20-odd afflicted persons, waiting
\ their turn for treatment. outside.
IN the office steps, another group
waited.
Some of them are living In the
two apartment houses Susie con.
ducts in connection with her "clin-
ic." Others. from oregon, Pacific
coast points. and as far east as
the Mississippi. stay at the nearby
Anderson boarding house, at down.
town hotels, in auto camps, or even
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-15
BY ROGER BABSON

WASHINGTON, D. c.. Feb. Is
4 major offensive is being pre-
pared hero III Washington against
the Hull Trade Pacts. For months,
the G. o. P. has been collecting
its verbal ammunition, marshalling
its oratorical supplies. The Zero
Hour is approaching because Sec
retary HullS power to make trade
agreements must be renewed before
June l2, l94O. If the attack on
these trade pacts is not repulsed 1t
will be a sorry day, not only for the
United States, but for the world.
The backwash of defeat would be
felt in industrial towns of the
East, mining camps of the Rockies
farming communities of the Great
Plains.
The Hull Trade Pacts were started
in 1884 Realizing that Congress
could never be expected to lower
cur tariff walls sanely. President
Roosevelt asked and received au-
tllority from Congress for the
State Department to make recip-
rocal trade agreements without
Senate ratification. The principle
Of the pacts was to lower our tar
ifs on certain foreign products
gradually and slowly in exchange
for corresponding concessions from
other nations on our products.
BY short circuiting Congress. the
usual iogrolling tactics for high
protection on "home industry" were
to be eliminated. The agreements,
therefore, could be negotiated on
business, rather than political
basis.
SHIP LANES DESERTED
When the New Deal first stumped
for this policy, world trade had dried
up to a mere trickle. Commerce
among nations had shrunk to IS
per cent of the 1929 level. Deprec-
lated currencics, high tariffs, stiff
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-15
Snow Carnival Off:
There's No Snow

LOS ANGELES, Feb. Is. CUP)-
The Los Angeles Junior Chamber
Of Commerce today sadly announc-
ed the cancellation of It's l4th an
nual snow sports carnival schedul-
ed Feb. 1913 because. logically
enough, there is no snow.
Instead of snow we get robins
singing around Big Bear Lake,
which doesn't blend we'll with snow
sports" chamber Of commerce
official remarked.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-15
Now Many Wear
FALSE TEETH
With More Comfort

FASTEETH. a pleasant alkaline
'npn -a"id) powder. holds false
tc"tn moro firmly. To eat, talk and
laugh With greater security and to
avoid the worry and discomfort of
Slipping. rocking. wabbl;ng false
tne;h sprinkle Tour plate with
FAS! EETH. No gummy. gooey,
pasiv ta"t" nr feeling. Does not
sour. Checks plate Cd 1r." Get FAS-
TEETH at any drug store.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-15
Girl Reserves
Plan Delegation
To San Diego
CAI.EXICO NOTES

Attending the meeting of the
board Of directors and representa-
tive members Of the tuberculosis
association Friday at the DaAnza
from FL Centre were DR. Philip
Hoogkin, Nj. and Mrs. T. l.. Hitc-
man, Mr.. and MIS- w. J Meather,Mr
and Mrs. F. p. Lehman Mrs. Vio-
let farmer, Eva PaySon, Claire
Ramsaur, Helcn Shepherd Mai
BartStcr, Mrs. r. *. McLain
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-15

At a recent meeting of the Girl
Reserves, plans were made TO send
4 large group TO the San Diego
Girl Reserve conference March |.
A special train will carry the In
perial county delegation.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-15

MIS- Charles Young cntertaincc.
at tea Friday wives of border Off
carS from Ell Ccntro. including:
I"sdamcS J. M. Moose, E. S. Bowl
lag, c. H. Hit, B. A. Stein, A. A.
Hoting, Joseph DNnmel, John Var
Der Wyck, John Friar, d. II. Ly-
oHe. Assisting Mrs. Young in sery-
ing were Mrs Levi Ford. Mrs. Ed
ward OConnor. Mrs. 3. F.. Kcar-
ney.
Mrs. c. c. RambO was hostess to
a group of friends of Mrs. Clyde
Oliver of Imperial when pink
and blue shower was given. Attend
ing we're Mesdames Frank Weed,
Ralph Box1ey. c. C. Rambo. ST..
C. c. Rambo. ir.. Charles Stinson,
Lester Flores, George Charles, Ger.
aid Baldwin. Misses Norma Glith-
ero, Melba StinSon, Agnes Weed,
Florence Eyraud, Iluthellen Entire.
kin, Margaret Stinson, Rosella Box
ley and Mrs. Donaldson of Jacum-
ba
Evening star., 1940-07-24

Promotes suntan. A SEN
satioually low price be-
cause this 4-ounce bot
tie u . discontinued size.
Delightfully."- fragrant.
La gaceta., 1940-10-22
CompJejo de TarzGn

Richard c. Rudolph, un gra-
duado de la Universidad de Ca
lifornia, fue detenido despues
de que habfa escalado una casa,
subiendo a un segundo piso, Y
Sc habia robado una c~artera.
Rudolph disfrutaba de una
beca en- la Universidad y habia
sido professor durante tres amos.
mo puedo explicar mi con
Quota, dijo a la policfa. Quiza
pudiera ser Ell complejo de Tar
zan infiltrado en- mi per ansie-
dad psychological producida por
hallarme abarcado por ell servi-
clio selectivo. La primaria MEGA
MICA y biological impulsi6n, sin
embargo, 20 creo puede atribuir
Sc a una descarga de impulses
salvajes emanada de escuchar
eel relate por la radio de I'm par
tido de futbol, intensificada por
ell vino que estaba fernando. Les
ruego no piensen que 20 soy un
criminal"
La gaceta., 1940-10-22
PARA LA MUJER DEL HOGAR

+ Los profetas de los bosques Vi
gillian tambi6n los patos y paja-
res para yer 81 Sc marchan tenn
prano hacia el sur. Sisse mar
chan tamprano... debe ssperarse
I'm invierno que haga tiritar de
frio a la naci6n.
Les cientfficos. como regla,
no conteden atenci6n a esss pro-
n6sticos. I'm naturalista, ell d.
funto Crarles C. ABBOTT, con-
sarvaba un libro sobre los amos
en- que los "muskrats'' cons
truian ''casas de invierno" en-
la vecindad de su hogan, en-
New Jersey. Tai actividald Sc
interpreta como que un frio in
tense reinara durante ell Invier
no. Tambien llevaba un libro
sobre la cantidad de alimentos
que acumulaban las ardillas gri
SEES. Jamas pudo encontrar rela
ci6n entire las actividades de los
animales y el TEMPO.
Hay una claSie de profetas
que anuncian la lluvia por me-
do de los callos...
La gaceta., 1940-10-22

exportaci6n, la que Sc les con-
cedia Gle buen grade, o bien era
obtenida despues de uY9 amis-
'oso charlie en- la que uno o dos
billetes de banco cambiaban de
mano. Ell grano o ell producto
que fuera, junto con la licencia
de exportaci6n, era entonces
vendido por el contrabandista
Ibelga al comerciante aleman-
Miles de toneladas de grano, ha-
rina, forraje, cafe y cacao lie
garon a Alemania de esta ma
nera. Durante toda la guerra ell
legltimo comercio de granos de
Belgica permaneci6 paralizado,
pero la forma de negocio que he
mos descrito fue floreciente has
ia 1917 y un buen nGmero de
estoS Commentaries sc hicie-
ron fabu.Osamente ricos aunque
a costa de la miseria y lagrima
de sus connacionales.
Existe pues ell peligro de que
csc procedimiento Sc repita en-
ell invierno de 1910 y aun en-
MAYOR escala.
La gaceta., 1940-10-22
"Yo creo en- ell Nuevo Trato,
pero quiero debatirlo."
Como Sc roba al hambriento
Exploitation y abuse de Ia fiIantrOpia americana
PoR WALTER

yor, casas de reconocida solven-
ella y rectitud a manos de contra
bandistas, eSpeculadores sin
conciencia los que de buen gra-
do conspiraban con las autori-
dades alemanas. De repente ell
mercado Sc encontr6 inundado
con ofertas de granoS, harinas,
where's de todas classes tales CO.
mo cafe, cacao etc. Casas que
haSta ahora habian sido insig-
nificantes Y a las que nsdie hui
biera concedido Wn eredite de
100 d6lares, empezaron a nego-
ciar con eantidadeS de mercan-
cias de todas clases en- impor-
tantes cantidades. Estas casas
procedia de la siguiente forma:
primero sacaban La mercancfa
de matute " la escondian en- ST.
tics secretOs; ALI la almacena-
ban, Sc trasladaba a sacos nue.
vos, sin la marca de origen anne
ricana, compraban vieios como
cimientos de embarque, o en- Ell
case de importantes cantidades
conocimientos de embarque con
fechas anteriores a la declara-
ci6n de la guerra, Hacian la nue.
va declaration y disfrazaban la
mercancia para asemejarse a la
original contenida en- ell false C,
nocimiento, Con la documenta-
cion asi guisGdG Sc presentaban
a las autoridades alemanas en-
Belgica para obtener licencia de
La gaceta., 1940-10-22
LA AVIACION
(Viene de Ia 1 p6g.)

dencia, Los ultimos aconteci-
mientos les han hecho dudar de
la lealtad de Russia. Los turcos
Sc italian determinados a mantle
ner su alianza con Inglaterra
pero va Sc observan intentos
por parte de la diplomacia rusa
para debilitar ell eslab6n griego
turco, complaciendo asf a Hit
Ter.
Estan conveneidos los rusos
de q. juegan con fuego; pero Sc
halan animados por sus anterio
res 6xitos Y siguen jugando
con la esperanto de yer a su pre-
sente peligroso enemigo. Hitler,
destruido ~por 81 ingles."
La gaceta., 1940-10-22
SECCqON DE PROTECCIONl
Y AUXILIO DEL centric
A

Sc cita por este medic a to-
dos los asociados a JUNTA GE-
NERAL ORDINARIA PARA
Ell MERCEDES % del corrien
tie, a las $3.50 de la noche, en- Ell
edificio de Ybor.
Sc ruega a los que hayan per-
cibido dieta durante los meses
de Julio Agosto y Septiembre
que deben asistir para no incu-
rrir en- la multa que senala Ell
R~eglamento.
Tampa, Fla, 81 de Octubre
de 1910.
EI SecretariO.
La gaceta., 1940-10-22
JoNTE3TANDO A LA FRO
DE LOS NAILS
Y FASCISTAS

LOndres, oct. 22.-Contestan-
do a la propaganda de los ma
zis y fascistas sobre que Ingla-
terra sera conquiStada por Es-.
tados UnidOS, ell diario 'eDaily
Mirror dice que para Ell pueblo
ingles serfa mejor vivir conuuiS
tado per Estados Unidos que vi
vir bajo Ell nazismo.
mo podemos negar que en- cl
pasado America, financieramen
te hablandO, venia ejerciendo
cierto control en- esta parte de-
Europa, Una amenaza de ma
yor amalgamiento no nos ate
rroriza".
La gaceta., 1940-10-22

Su metodo c~onsistia prin-
cipalmente en- SUBSTITUTE los
certificates de origen y los co.
n~ocimientos de embarque de es-
tie grano americana, por Otros
falsificados. Estos cargamen-
tos (varios miles de toneladas)
llegaron en- sacos sellados y es-
tampados con la indication de
su origen americana. Aunque
Alemania habia firmado un ira
tado con los Estados Unides,
prometiendo s~olemnemente que
nj un saco de trigo americana,
nj siquiera un grano de cafe Sc
ria mandado a Alemania, las au
toridades alemanas no hicieron
esfuerzo alguno para castigar q
los culpables por pasar los fal-
SOS c~onocimientos de embarques
y los ~ap6crifos certificates de
origen, mientras que los oficia-
les alemanes Sc sonrefan bene-
volamente al yer pasar ba1o sus
propias narices Y con destino a
Alemania las mercancias que
viajaban con declaraciones fall
sas.
La estafa sc perpetraba de Ia
siguiente forma: primeramente
sc recogian las mercancias anne
ricanas en- almacenes y en- silos.
De alli sc remitian a poblacio-
mes pequehas donde sc re-emba-
laban y Sc proveian con conoci-
mientos de embarque llevando
'fechas de antes de estanar "a
guerra,-julio, agosto o septiem
bre 1914. Por medic de estos fal
SOS d~ocumentos Y ceTtificados,
Ibrados por almaeenistas conf
placientes o sobornados, enor-
mes cantidades, no solo de gra-
no, sino arroz, cacao y cafe Sc
deslizaron a Alemania. FL peri
to al que debemos esta informa-
.ci6n nos dijo: "En Amberes y
en- toda Belgica no qued6 un al
macen que no fuese saqueado Y
limpiado del dltimo grano lie
trigo. Cada dia llegaban colosa-
les barcaEas a los puertos del
Rhin Y del Ruhr, en- Duisburg,
Dusseldorf, Ruhrort y Msnn-
helm, cargadas con mercancias
americans robadas a los ham,
brientos belgas. Este robo, fue
possible debido a que Ell concrete
de granos habia pasado de las
manos de importados al por ma
La gaceta., 1940-10-22

"Muchachas de Menos de 21''
un drama filmado por la Colum
La gaceta., 1940-10-22
Los Profetas del TEMPO

El otono produce siempre u
ma cosecha de Srofetas en- GUAM
to al tempo, que basan sus pro-
fecias o pron6sticos en- signos
naturales. Palpan, por ejemplo
ell eSpesor de la piel de los cone
jos. 81 la piel resulta espesa, di-
ran: tenderness un frio riguro-
so este Invierno 81 es delgada 0
menos espesa. diran: sera un
invierno suave o benigno.
Ell hueso de la pechuga de un
ganso es uno de los "instrumen-
tos" para los profetas rurales.
81 ell hueso es grueso, fuerte,
habra un invierno muy frio 81
no es fuerte... ~iientonces no Sc
inquiete sobre ell invierno y el
NAL tiempo!!
Ell industrioso castor es inves
tigado cada otono Sobre la can
tidad de alimentos que ha acu-
mulado para ell invierno. Tam
bien Sc investiga la cantidad de
alimentos almacenada per las
ardillas.
Accumulation de mayores can
tidades de alimentos, significa
un Invierno implacable; una
cantidad normal I'm Invierno
suaye.
La gaceta., 1940-10-22
EMBAJAD0R R
CONFERENCE CON STA
LIN

Bucarest, Rumania, oct. %.
Con Jose Stain conferenci6 a.
yer ell embajador de Turluia en-
Moscu. Dicese que furquia ha
planteado Ell preblema de los
Dardaneles,
Iegaron aver a los aerodro-
mos rumanos varies aviones ma
zis Junkers de gran tamano. Di
cese que pueden llevar una car
ga de hasta II toneladas. Todos
sen propulsados por cuatro mo-
torres.
La gaceta., 1940-10-22
SScratchine.!$;;; 3 q;

orquie relief from itching Of eczema, pimples.
athletes loot. scabies. rashcs and other ex-
tcrnally caused skin troubles. use void famouE
cooling, antiseptie, liquid ID. d. u. Prescnption.
Sreaseiess' stainless. Soothes irritation and
queNly Stops intense itching. Sc trial bottle
proves IL, or your money back. AL vour
aplggist today for n D. b. PREscRTPTI0M
La gaceta., 1940-10-22
AUMENTA LA RESISTEN-
C& PASIVA A LOS NAILS

GineAra, Suiza, oct. 22.-En
la zonab cupada de Francia au-
menta la r,s.stencia pa5iva a les
nazis. Aetos de SABOTAGE Sc con
tin1an verificando. Nuevas me-
didas .tomaron aver los invaso-
res para ippedir ell contraban-
do desde su iona a la zona del
regimen de Vichy. Fuertes pc
mas sc impondrSn a los que sean
apreSadOs. .
No Sc puede ahora pasar la r.
nea divisoria sin un permiso.
I'm nuevo decreto de los ma
zis impone la pena de muerte a
las personals que oculten en- sus
domidilios a ciudadanos ingGe-
ses.
La gaceta., 1940-10-22
ENFERMO Ell SENADOR
CLAUDE PEPPER

Washington, oct. 22-Pade-
ciendo un fuerte catarro ingre-
SO en- ell hospital Walter Reed,
Ell senador Cloude Pepper, de la
Florida. Sc vic obligado a can
cellar discusses que iba a pro-
nunciar en- los estados de Mary
land Y Ohio.
La gaceta., 1940-10-22
C~ABALLEROS LEALES DE
AMERICA
CITACION

Por este medic Sc cita atodos
los hermanos y hermanas para
la Tenida General ordinaria Co
respondents al tercer trimes-
tire. que Sc celebrara el proximo
microbes, dia %, en- Ell lugar y
bora de costumbre.
La Directiva ruega la asisten-
ella de todos por haber asuntos
de importancia que tratar.
Jer6nimo GOnzdlez,
Secretario.
La gaceta., 1940-10-22
Del Cinema

La Compania Columbia ha
comprado los derechos de la no
vela Gun Cool Million" para
hacer de ella una pelicula. Ma
thaniel Wost, ell autor, prepare
"a ell libreto para la pantalla, en-
collaboration con Boris Ingster.
La gaceta., 1940-10-22

bia. cen Bruce Cabot, Rochelle
Hudson y Paul Kelly, sera ex-
hibido pos vez pfimera Ell dia
"a, jueves de esta semana.
Ademas de log mencionados
figuran tambiensen la produc-
ci6n John OLSON, Dolmar jack
son, GIorge Mckay, Dick Fiske
y otros.
La gaceta., 1940-10-22

En- esta semana sc unieron al
reparto de la cinta "Esta Cosa
que llaman Amor, Jack Cliff
ford, Hal K. Dawson Y Charles
Trowbridge. Las estrellas de es-
ia production 10 son Rosalind'
Russell y Melvyn Douglas. AL
exander Hall es ell director.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1940-11-07

ments were also accomplished fcr
practically all other branches of the
q; my for assignment at posts on the
Pacific coast, Panama, and the Ha-
waiian and Philippine Islands, Col
unei Dockum said
Colonel Dockum stated that IN
view of the fact that several sub
stations in various cities of the state
were closed during the month, re-
.ruiting for October exceeded ex-
nectations. Prior TO the closing of
The substations recruiting in the
state was moving at the rate of ap-
proximately 600 per month, the Col
onel added
With all but one substation now
reopened and enlistments being ac-
cepted for practically all branches
of the army for west coast and for
eign assignments, November is ex-
pected to be another banner month
Colonel Dockum said The all
corps, which was closed to enlist
ments for short period of time dur
ing October, now has limited num-
Der of vacancies. They are expected
to be filled rapidly, Colonel Dockum
concluded.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1940-11-07
November Brings
Football CIimox5,
To Spokane

SPOKANE.-On November % at
Gonzaga Stadium in Spokane, Con
zaga plays Washington State That
is all that is necessary to guarantee
a bitter fight and an exciting time
for no matter what the records of
these two schools have been or may
be, when they meet for their an
nual clash each does its best and
the game is never in the bag.
With the game played during the
Thanksgiving weekend, when hun
dreds of Washington State College
students will be at home in Spo-
kane. it is certain that the crowd
will be big and seats at premium.
On November 9. the week before
the Gonzaga- WSC clash, Gonzaga
plays Detroit University in Spo-
kane, for the local university's home
coming celebration With enthus-
iasm whipping up for this occasion,
the last two weeks in November
look like the climax of the football
season for this city and the In
land Empire.