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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-01-27
Port Huron News
ny CLIFFORD JOHNSON


Mt. Olive Baptist
The Mt olive Baptist church Rad
10 usual sunday services with the pas
Tor. Rev. Mr Taylor in charge. We are
anticipating a great rally sunday. Jan.
q 10 pay OFF the church Indebtedness.
selections Scripture lesson was found
n Joshua AHA
Visitors were the Rev. y. L. Foreman
and others The subject was Don't stop"
from which tho pastor preached an In
spring message.
7. " Mooty IL SIN sick The choir OF
NJ. olive and the Rev. Mr.. Clarke were
guests NJ the Odd Fellows hall on Wat
or street last Thursday evening. The
choir was rrariousiy received and sans
several selections which we're enioycd
nv an The odd Fellows nate a dona-
tion % 'he choir sor their building fund.
The Community chorus rendered a
program az the Grauot Park Metno-
Dist church Friday. Jan 70. The chorus
= composed ~ Young reopie ana & TAX
lre part n the rrogrars under the
direction OF Mrs. Rose Thomas
shiloh Baptist
TIE shiloh Co.Tcl chorus rendered
- usual musical program sunday eye-
rirs Jan. g. The program consisted
- ngr hcrs mostly given hv 20 * pao-
gram chairman. Those who partiripat-
"a performed their parts IA very ex-
crient way
NJ ana Mrs r-ed racKson OF Toledo.
Onto Mr. ana Mrs Charlie. Parne't. %
nef-oi' were 81, guests of Mrs l.. T.
protkman - c,airmont street last
I4e.tav They had an ENJOYABLE time.
rar SATURDAY. night Mrs. Alex ADAMS
ara Ci4-erre Hays'ctt rro'ored % De-
- rf4
ADAMS was The house guest ~ Mr and
Mrs CNner' spears. % Mack avenue.
NJ ans Mrs. George King Jr.. Of
Noak street are verv proud ~ their
.eviy born baby The liftia newcomer
hsa been rarci Martha Ann after Mrs
KEGS mother who passed away some
'r-n ago
There VII :. a "a rivsr n ~" home
- Nf;. Robert ". Evans 1907 Goth
street. SUNDAY Jan. Is beginning a.
0w as gwen Tor the benefit Of TIE
Sn'h Ban'ist church.
NJ. Matte Walton formerly Of IRIS
r''v erf who has Been residing N De-
f-''t Ser her marriage - now
f-o4i other - haAv SRI Mrs wal
'or batter known by friends OF this
r.'v =. Matte Lon Ashford
-'h- Nisslorary circle % shiloh ZAP
'- ehgrh vas held ~ the home Of
~. re- re 1i'i ~ Iirtis street The
'r.s-r - challenge 70 tho Christian
vas ,aaeh, ny the teacher. Nj.
iar.
Metropolitan Baptist
Ths str cfrre lesson was read ~ the
ras'or Vie rev T, : Collins Psalms
7.-t rrsf'sr beginning a. The 18th
te-~-
l{e r-sa-es. from the -ub's~t "Rios.
~ - f'r ".sirEs' II vas very IN
fa-ra' ara SPIRITUAL sermon. lie
~ei' rha ffv o, every christian 10
70 f~ts n'essnrS and refnrn bless
~ss Nfer 'e efes'lrr was asked
EVAN fr" rrfsfer be Messed tv the
''as'"" 80 a1setr Vas "rc."
N@'-s 7se ora'arv INV fed - 49,
's-f scre es or Metropolitan Rar'is,
rtvr 20 hsa- Pastor collins urilst-
90 message.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-01-27
BALDWIN NEWS
nv RUBY BrrL

eco \ Little Farther ,vt, -.
vas Tho subject ~ tho s,,,,o, s.,,''.
81 Sunday sas,,,inr nv ~. ''.',s'
pastor - Tho local cbn,,, ~. az.
,o.'se WIS beautifully llustratea a.,
r''n's of freat spiritual den,b w.,
'o'' "inhy brought forward The .ho,i,-
800 W part "we VIII have ,o %
,',le fHrthcr IN poverty sacrlfi,e ,nN
rl-aehial for our brother. and o..
church FOR each other, anu our
me sermon SUNDAY evening IN. 81,
W ,.e'n"' The Importance ~ y charv.
=, The words "namc" ana
'"anSe were sircascdd Tho eonor,.
-''''h We're told ~ two typcs ~ r.,,,.
''.ain's' aud sinners" ana two tvn,.
~ sinners original and actual
The HYrU vas also orranised with
'hs the idea of coins forward.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-01-27
nrnun rhnr.l ANE Chureh

wv. have here h4t i've iosves and
- ffshea-' v.s Rev II q. Simmons
text for the sernoa iast sunday morn
inE 49,. .....t.
81 rrorrsm went ever biz WIKI Mrs
Hazel Reed AZ chairman
Much scsl,iiy 10 being shown - ne
pas,or and members - Brown Nhp'H
preparatory ., meeting ~ ~ Nl.'rl.t
Conference which they wa ee N7e
an March - thsclrh Is,
Second Baptist church
Pastor Gar'her rc'ersor Ffcachef
Grand sermon sunday mcfai'g 10
large corgre garon.
A, q ID rm. m shs.lte ~ tac gres-
.,aeke- MA wNiiA- rosr-s. ot De-
froit. go rshcr board h.i very
.lveiy rrogren.
$50 ~. Pastor Reser.ea prs n
"a from Mar 'f- Rev Sins * 'nN-
ster. vas r-lr'' 'f
The Kwc us ni.i meet az the homs
of ~. psretfte Tho rev off'frs
aro NJ. r1le- vMe rrefaeii Nfs
n yD.~- .trrrf4rr Nfs H. r1herscn.
sssla.art - rotary Nrs T.. rarrft'"
treasurer Nrs A. ne zen s - soF
ana Nrs T. T1anrr
TIE Jei,v sikte,a i4S also st'i taf'-
election reterf.N a. ine rqr O. Jlih
Horsse.l cf'.cer- are. Ngs GLADYS
Henson. president cecrse wilson we
rresiaent. Nrs f4tn snfs'n ~ ~
tary: Ms. Anna 'k'r. ,li71an r'fN
eoia-iit'eei SRA Any iico W. 'roa-
rs~ar Ta vas' -tItt- re on
reh a. if- JON ~ H,r iris
Buftto street.
Tha social Tt- et.h WIZ fase 81. ta'
.. ~, ,rt. str Al lnN-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-01-27
News
by +. r. HARRIS
Maresionia baptist Church

Macedonia Baptist Church
The congregation OF Macedoris bar1
list church listened to Rev. James
Fleming. Sunday morning, iop
PRAYER u was very impro sive
pm. tho congregation enjoyed ano'.
fine sermon delivered hv REV. W
Long. subject. "The Blood VIII Ieu
rev. John Powell Is the pastor q Nal
cedonIa.
Newman AME
Last Sunday morning. tho co7sTsr]
lion ~ Newman church listened 70
forceful discourse by Rev. Robert HOO
or from Luke 1917. Il will arise ~
go to my Father"
pr NJ. T.. Spears. the pastor. s)
rounced that vigilant activity WI
continued 20 build n parsonaFe ana
securing church claims
An educational program vas rrtas
~ go. directed by Ed Saltcs. Nl"
m Dohson g. McFes and Mr. Ams"l
ioinc McCaskili Music was fende''
by tho Juvllie choir.
New Hope Baptist G urch
Following an absence Of three We
Rev. n. y. Reed. the pastor, pfe''n,,s
morning and evening AZ New hore'
subjects We're: Tho Methods or
Using Men" and The Good Hope
epectlvciy.
Rev. n W. wright. pastor % ~.
Baptist church. Detroit, was tho s3s''
or az , pm.
New Bethel Church i
Rev r. Tlmbcrlake preached 81
Hcthel Baptist az am us
was The Dcacon's Relation 10
Church"
The pastor and his congregation
shipped IN Detroit At , pm. IN o'n'
Of Mt. Tabor's BYPU.
Announcement
All are invited to attend ~
To The Holy Land. via New YORK
London. which will be STAGED 81 D.
man AME Sunday school, sunday
-. from $50 20 IL am. Robert ~.
or. Jr and Finus Harris, Jr. VII
present Mr.. Kennedy and NJ.
speaking over tho radio from New ~
TO London. Don't miss u.
Mr. ana Mrs. Logan YOUNG. o.
street. were hosts az a double blrtho,
party Jan. 20. IN honor OF their o.ss
ter Gloria. and their nephew
Harris. u.
The NAACP will meet on the eye"s'
or Jan. 20 NJ Dr. NJ. l.. Spears. han
IL s. Saginaw. Members and i1'.
arc requested 10 come and support "
meeting. In behalf OF an oppres'ea y
plo.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-01-27

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sfrssrou lasf Sunday
ffom Tie rib-
-e f1 you ist t.a. John
fcr h.re 1eoi'rth th1n 90
ffrIe-ed heauflfui
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rorne - 'ue visitors
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ere ns ve Deo 20 tits
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-26
Thunders|lowers
Bring Relief In
Seven Day Heat

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cooler weather in some sections, but
only minor damage was reported
except in northern Illinois where
power lines were damaged serious
ly.
The cool zone extended south
ward as far as the Ohio River VAL
ley today and eastward over north
ern New York. Toward the south
west, the cool mass had penetrated
approximately to Oklahoma.
On the west coast, Oakland, CAL,
reported SO degrees early today and
Portland, Ore, 60. At Kansas City,
Mo, the mercury was at 80 and
Dallas, Tex, recorded 78. Louis
vile, KY. reported 76 degrees, New
Orleans 78, and Jacksonville, Fla,
49, Washington d. c., 76, and New
York City 70.
The seven day spell had taken
321 lives in the nation before tenn
peratures began to return to nor
NAL. Heat deaths totaled 129 and
droWningS accounted for 1872 deaths
The total was expected to exceed
400.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-26
Inquiry Assured
Into Dealings Of
Federal Land Bank

SACRAMENTO, July 26 (UP-
A. G.. Black, governor of the Fed
eral Farm Credit administration in
Washington. D. c., today assured
California farm leaders a complete
investigation would be made of
federal land bank policy in the
state.
Black received protests that the
banks practice of not making loans
in certain sections of the state was
not we'll founded. He conferred here
with officials of the state agricult-
ure department and representatives
of farm organizations.
1t was explained that the land
bank, with headquarters in Berke-
ley, has "blacklisted" several areas
for various reasons, including high
bonded Indebtedness of local irriga-
ton districts, lack of water, or
other causes.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-26
Hauqhty U. s. Attitude Tends TO Offend
Sister Republics, Says Braw|ey Lawyer

There is no doubt but that in
ternational acquaintanceship and
mutual friendship with the peoples
of other lands, when coupled with
the ideals and aims of Rotary In
ternational, can have a profound
effect upon elimination of war in
the preservation of peace in the
years to come
This was the statement OF
Charles Provence, BraWley attorney
who reported to the FL Centre Ro-
tarv club his experiences and i'm
pressions of a recent trip to the
orld-wide conventions of Rotary
International at Havana, Cuba.
Provence was the only Imperial
Valley Rotarian to make the trip
and meet with the several thousand
representatives from more than 55
countries. The convention was held
the middle of June,
universally Rotarians from Gen.
tral and South American countries
expressed friendliness for the
United States" Provence said. I'VE
from the United States, however,
often are inclined to make enemies
of the people of our sister repub-
lies by our naughty and sometimes
condescending demeanor. We for
get, too, that those people, also
are Americans and consider them
selves so Just a much as we do"
He explained that the Spanish
spoken in Cuba differs from that
spoken in Mexico, and told of his
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-26
Germany Finally Admits Sinking Liner
After First BLAMING II To EnqIish

quest for safe conduct and no notl-
fication of the ships sailing with
Frenchmen who desired to return
to France.
In accordance with British orders,
the Official agency said, French
ships whose crews place themselves
in British service must sail under
the French flag. and the German
government had already informed
the French government that mer-
chant ships sailing under the French
flag would be sunk as enemy craft
after July % unless safe conduct
was arranged.
Earlier a spokesman had said: "As
it was claimed that the ships sail
ing was announced beforehand. and
she was fully lighted, it can be re-
garded as out of the question that
any German speed boat fired on her
The only assumption one can make
is that Mr.. Alexander "a. V. Alex
ander, British first lord of the ad-
miralty, who announced the sinking
yesterday to the House of Com
mons himself sank her in order to
create new propaganda against Ger
many"
A communique of the official
agency asserted that German bomb
er and dive bmber planes yesterday
afternoon sank IL merchant ships
totaling $4,000 tons, in an attack on
British convoy of % ships in
the English Channel Three other
merchantmen totaling 10000 tons
were set afire or SO damaged that
they could be regarded as a total
loss, it was asserted.
One British destroyer was set
afire, the communique said, and
another severely damaged.
The convoy was strongly protected
by naval and air forces, the COM
munique said.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-26
La Guardia Gives
Endorsement TO
Army Training
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my soul that this is the only hope
of keeping us out of war :.
1--WE can have all the conferences
we want in Havana, in BuenoS Aires
or anywhere else, but they will
laugh at us unless we have the
strength to keep them (aggressorS)
out of the western hemisphere. We
know exactly just which two coun-
tries win attack us if we are not
prepared. And they will not attack
us if they know we are prepared.
Thomas Agrees
Norman Thomas, Socialist candl-
date for president, testified that he
agreed with La Guardia on the
need for national unity, but be-
lieved that consumption would him
der, rather than encourage it.
You. gentlemen are considering
a change in the American way OF
life more revolutionary than has
ever been proposed at any one time
in any single BILL" he read from a
statement. you have before you
bill for adopting in America the
basic principle of totalitarianism;
that is, the registration of the en-
tire male population for compulsory
peace time military training and
service under conditions defined
in the larger part by executive
Not even the army, so far as
am aware, wants SO inclusive and
sweeping meaSure-a measure faI
better calculated to establish the
principle of universal regimenta-
ton than to provide efficient de-
fenSe.
"The advocates of the bill are not
even willing to encourage public
discussion. With some exceptions
the press and radio have combined
to give an overwhelmingly one-sided
presentation of the argument. Your
own committee has confined the
chance for public presentation OF
argument to an absurdly few days
BY and large, the methods by which
some conscription bill is being rush.
ed through smack far more of 10y
followed in totalitarian countries
atty to the principle of Leadership
than of free discussion"
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-26
RancF1er Suffers
Paralysis Stroke,
Wrecks Auto

Harm on Jackson, Calipatria
rancher, suffered a stroke of paral-
ysis while driving home from Cal
ipatria Thursday night and was
found lying unconscious beneath the
wreckage of his machine.
The stroke apparently was a
slight one, his relatives said, as
he regained consciousness in the
Brawley hospital Friday and was
said to be on the road to recovery.
His car was wrecked, Highway
Patrolman Lewis Mitchell said as
it had swerved back and forth
across the highway and overturned
The accident occurred four miles
west of Calipatria.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-26
Hitler Warns
j. s. of Heavy
TradeLosses
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made eventually appeared to be
admitted in Bucharest, but it was
reported by Nazi sources that the
present conferences at Salzburg are
for the primary purpose OF making
clear the attitudes of the various
parties rather than seeking an i'm
mediate settlement.
In addition, the Germans con-
cluded a new trade treaty with Tur-
key which was described as greatly
increasing exchanges between those
two countries.
At Havana, the United States
was believed to be making marked
progress toward creating a solid
front of American republics to block
outside economic, political or mill
tary interference.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-26
Collins Voted
Best Speaker

BRAWLEY, July 26-More than
20 members of the Brawley Toast
masters club Thursday night voted
John Collins the best speaker of
the evening after hearing his ad-
dress Rebuilding Our Town"
Other speakers were Ernest Page.
Merle Mann, Charles Nice and Don
Ransdell. Charles Wieman, Merle
Wilson, Aubry Lee, Robert Nc
Dowell, Ed Gregory were critics.
Paul Kennedy officiated as toast
master and Jess Brown as the gen.
eral critic.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-26
6. P.Campaign
ToCrack South

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo,
July 26 (UP)-A double -barreled
Republican effort to crack the So
called solid south for Wendell l..
Willkie, the party's nominee for
president. was disclosed at WILKES
vacation headquarters here today.
First will come an undertaking by
the nominee himself to win votes
in Dixie by a series of personal
appearances in certain sections
where he believes his chances es-
pecially good.
The second c. O. P. maneuver
in the south will be a plan, not yet
developed, to permit Democrats to
vote for Willkie electors in No.
vember without losing their party
status.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-26
Court Disbars
Leland Stanford

SAN FRANCISCO, July 26 (UP)
The California supreme court to-
day disbarred Leland G. Stanford
San Diego attorney, on grounds he
violated his trusteeship of trust
fund for Jennie C. Stevens, aged
San Diego widow.
The state bar association recon-
mended the disbarrment. 1t was
alleged Stanford withdrew more
than $4,000 from Mrs. Stevens
fund to purchase a new home for
himself, without her consent. STAN
ford denied he acted in bad faith,
however. and claimed the with
drawal was made with Mrs. Stevens
full knowledge.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-26
Wallace TO Quit
Cabinet Post

WASHINGTON, July &c. CUP)-
President Roosevelt. today indicated
that his Democratic running mate,
Secretary of Agriculture Henry A.
Wallace. will withdraw from the
cabinet when he begins active cam
paigning this f3ll.
The president said he did not
preclude the possibility that Wal
lace might take a long leave OF
absence rather than resign. But
he gave strong indications that the
secretary of agriculture will fol-
low the precedent that Mr.. Roose-
welt himself followed in 1920 when
he resigned as assistant secretary
of navy to campaign for vice presi-
dent.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-26
$4,000 ANocated
For Valley Repair

SACRAMENTO, July 26. (UP)-
The state department of finance
today allocated $4,000 from the
state emergency fund to assist the
cities of Imperial and Holtville in
replacing elevated water tanks des-
troyed in the recent Imperial
county earthquake.
OF the total, $4,000 will be used
in construction of a 100000 gallon
tank at Imperial and S5400 for a
$4,000 gallon tank at Holtville. The
cities are required to match the
funds equally except for $500 des-
ignated in each case for supervision
expense of the state department of
public works.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-26
First Church of
Christ, Scientist

Branch of The Mother Church
The First Church of Christ,
Scientist, In Boston, Mass,
holds all services in the
church edifice, corner Of Olive
and Seventh streets.
Sunday School, $50 o'clock;
Sunday Morning Service, II
o'clock.
TRUTH
Wednesday evening Testimon-
ial Meeting at 8 o'clock. The
Reading Room, at 2l9 Bank
Of America Building, is open
daily Except Sunday and
legal holidays) from 100 to
400 PM.
During the period from July
14th to Sept. 18th informal
services will be held on Sum-
days at 11:00 a. m. only. The
Reading R6om will be open
Monday, Wednesday and Fri
days of each week from loo
to 400 p. m. until Sept. 10th.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-26
Ei Cerfro Counts
More Burq|aries

Ell Centre counted two more
burglaries Friday, raising the total
on the north side of town to five in
the past two days, according to en-
tries on the police log.
Ralph Hollyod and Louis Gates,
who live in an apartment house on
Park street, reported loss of SIS.
They believed the thief was man
they allowed to sleep in a shack at
the rear of the apartment.
A suit of clothes, stolen from
B. c. Williams Thursday, was re-
covered Friday 1t was found in the
yard of the c. j. Paderewski's resi-
dence. 384 North 9th where the thief
had apparently discarded it.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-26

BERLIN, July &c. CUP)-Germany
admitted today the sinking of the
French steamship Meknes, with 1900
French officers and soldiers and
sailors aboard, but blamed it on
Great Britain.
The official news agency, report
ing the sinking, after several de-
mails had been issued, said: "The
British government alone is res
ponsible," saying that the German
governments had received no re-
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-26

visit to the portion of the Cuban
capital building in which the pre-
sent conference between western
hemisphere nations is being held.
Formerly did not credit claims
that personal friendliness and the
mutuality of interests built up by
such an organization as Rotary
could have an effect on interna-
tional relations" he said. "As a
result of my contacts and the con-
vention, at large, I am convinced
that meetings of this kind can have
a dominating effect on information
attitudes. That same idea seemed
to pervade the entire convention"
Norman Dupont presided in the
absence of President j. w. Glasgow.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-26
Woman Slayer
Pleads Insanity

SAN FRANCISCO, July 26. UP)
William Johansen, who confessed
the mutilation slayings of two San
Francisco women, today pleaded
not guilty by reason of insanity to
two murder charges.
Johansen, represented by Public
Defender William Mcdonnell. will
appear in superior court for trial
July 7. Johansen confessed killing
Irene Mccarthy, June 8, and Betty
Coffin in 1885. He was arrested in
San Pedro.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-26
Rome Says Spain
viii Enter War

ROME, July 2S CUP)-The news
paper Popolo Di Roma said today
that Spain would participate in
the war on the side of the axis
powers because of Britain's report
ed decision not to permit American
raw materials en- route to Germany
to pass through Spanish territory
Spain's entry into the war, the
newspaper said, would make it
possible to perfect the continental
blockade of the British Isles.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-26
LORETTA YOUNG TO
MARY AD EXECUTIVE

HOLLYWOOD, July 26 (UPl-
Loretta Young, movie star, appeared
at the marriage license bureau to-
day and filed notice of intention
TO wed Tom Lewis, young advertis-
ing executive. They will be mar
ried at St Paurs church in Beverly
Hills next Wednesday and honey
moon in Mexico.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-26
U.S.. 0kays Gas
Shipment to Soviet

WASHINGTON, July 26. (UP)-
The United States today approved
charter of an American tanker to
a Russian concern to take Load
of gasoline TO Siberia although SIM
liar applications by japanese and
Spanish firms had been rejected.
Approval of the Russian applica-
ton by the maritime commission
came fewer than "a hours after
President Rooseelt had placed ex-
port of American oil and scrap
metals under a rigid system of
licensing control.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-26
so PERSONS DIE IN
CHILE LANDSLIDE

SANTIAGO, Chile, July &c CUP)
Seventeen bodies had been re-
covered today from landslides caus-
ed yesterday by heavy rains at To-
copilla. on the nitrate coast. The
Tocopilla prefect said he believed
that about 80 bodies remained un-
recovered. He said that reports of
exaggerated.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-26
STATE MAPS PROGRAM
TO SPEED "DRAFTING"

SACRAMENTO, Cal, July 25.
up: national guard headquar-
ters staff of nine officers and "a
men is now at work in Watsonville
drafting conscription plan for
California, to be put into effect
if and when the federal compulsory
military training program is adopt
ed by congress, Adjutant General
Richard f. Mittelstaedt revealed
TODAY.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-26
FAMED FIGHTER OF
20 YEARS AGO DIES

BAKERSFIELD. Cal, July 26.
CUP)-William Henry Booker Quinn.
As, nationally famous Negro welter-
weight fighter of 20 years ago who
fought under the name kid Book
err, died yesterday in a Bakersfield
hospital.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-26
WEATHER
FORECAST

FORECAST
Southern California-Fair to-
night and Saturday but overcast
west portion early morning; nor
NAL temperature, moderate north
west wind off the coast.