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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-12-18
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-12-18
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Evening star., 1940-10-02

Cats are raiding avocado trees in
Duivelskloof, South Africa, climb
ing the trunks, knocking the fruit
to the ground. then devouring it.
Evening star., 1940-10-02
C.I. 0. Estimates Defense
Jobs at 3,500,000

The c. I. o. estimated yesterday
that the preparedness program will
take about 3.5o0,ooo persons from
the unemployed list.
Declaring there was no reason to
reyise earlier figures, the September
issue of the Economic outlook said
that about 2,5000 900 workers would
be placed in industry and another
l ,000, 900 in the armed service.
The publication took issue with a
recent statement of William S.
Knudsen of the National Defense
Commission, who said the country
faces a tight squeeze on skilled
labor"
There have been yet adduced no
facts which would justify such a
presumption" it said. THE Outlook
still believes that, with normal ef.
fective training programs operated
comparatively by labor, industry
and government, all industrial needs
can be met This view is confirmed
Evening star., 1940-10-02
The Draft and You
Questions and Answers on Legislation
Providing for SeIective Military Service

return from my year Of military
duty, will I be given permanent
civil service status?
No. You will retain the status
you had when ordered to duty.
This applies also to all other Fed
eral. State. municipal and private
industry employees. The conscrip-
tion bill cannot be interpreted to
increase the rights of employees.
The job security section of the act
retains the employment status of
workers. but does not provide for
promotion on his return.
Will Federal employees be paid
for their accumulated leave when
they are ordered to duty?
Only If the rate of pay they re-
ceived from the Government and
their rate of pay in the Army is
less than $4,000 annually. However,
they retain the right to take that
accumulated leave before entering
or after leaving the military service
This applies to National Guards
men, Reserve officers, as we'll as
conscripts.s but does not apply to
the Naval Reserves.
II Federal employe was re-
ceiving pay at the rate of $500 a
year, and his pay as conscript was
1924 annually AS a private, he could
obtain the difference between the
s1,824 and $4,000 through annual
leave pay.
am a retired Federal employe,
but have been ordered to duty as
a Reserve officer. Will continue
to receive my pension after my year
Of duty in the Army ends?
Yes. There is no legal barrier
from receiving that Federal pen
sion after you no longer are re-
ceiving Army pay as an officer.
If the combined pay of your PEN
sion and officers salary is less than
$4,000 annually, you could receive
a portion of the pension to make
up the difference This does not
apply to the Naval Reserves, where
you could get both your pension and
officers pay.
Cats are raiding avocado trees in
Duivelskloof. South Africa. climb
ing the trunks, knocking the fruit
to the ground, then devouring it.
Evening star., 1940-10-02

Anthony Richitt from private to
sergeant were approved late yes
terday afternoon by the District
Commissioners. The promotions
were recommended by Maj. Ernest
w. Brown. superintendent of police,
to fill vacancies created when 1t.
John Fondahl Of the Traffic Divi-
sion was called into active service
as a captain in the Marine Corps.
1t. Chenault, who was night in
spector, was assigned to Precinct
l3. He was appointed to the force
in 1924 and is 80 years old. Sergt
Evening star., 1940-10-02

by reports from those concerned with
the National Defense Training Divi-
sion, who say that industrial man.
ayers report almost unanimously
that they can with proper effort
secure adequate labor supply for all
projected needs"
Evening star., 1940-10-02
Police Seek Judge
In Fatal Shooting
Of Business Partner
Two Others Wounded;
Jurist Went Hoywire,'
Victims Declare
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
DETROIT, Oct. "A Statewide
police search for Common Pleas
Judge Robert E. Sage was under way
today as result of shooting
which left one man dead and two
others wounded in the judges ONCE
in the county building.
Inspector Paul o. Whitman of the
homicide squad quoted the wounded
men as saving the 41-year-old judge
seemed to 60 suddenly haywire"
during an argument last night with
the three partners in business en-
terprise, drew a pistol from his
desk. and began firing.
Ralph Nadell, 48, of suburban Bir-
minghsm, fell with bullet through
his head. Al Nadell. 80, his brother,
and Maurice D. Smilav. 56-year -old
Detroit attorney, suffered shoulder
wounds.
BY the time police arrived Judge
Sage. a veteran politician and a
one time lumberjack and profess
sional prize fighter, had fled, hat
less and coatless, from the building
Mr.. Smilay said the four men had
gathered in the judges Office to dis
cuss a court decision which threat
ened operation of Sports Park here.
All were directors of the park, he
said, and Judge Sage had invested
heavily in it.
During the argument which de-
veloped, Mr.. Whitman quoted Mr.
Smilay As saving. the judge suddenly
produced the pistol, cried This will
pacify everybody" and opened fire
Anr1lo urnMarS of Chile ore SflldN.
Evening star., 1940-10-02
Commissioners Approve
2 Police Promotions

Promotions of Metropolitan Po-
lice officers Robert D. Chenault
from sergeant to lieutenant and
Evening star., 1940-10-02

Richitt. who was appointed TO the
force in 1925 and attached to the
Tranffic Division, will remain in
that division. He is 81 years old.
Evening star., 1940-10-02

Apple growers of Chile are study
ing methods of United States pro-
ducers in inducing more people at
home to eat the fruit.
Evening star., 1940-10-02
POSITIONS

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English. Calculating Machines. Account
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Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-15
Stanford Made
HeavyFayorite

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. Is. CUP)
The football world finally went all
the way overheard on the Stanford
Indians today and picked the un-
beaten, united miracle team to win
its eighth straight 1910 game to-
morrow over oregon State.
And Oregon State happens to be
Just about the strongest team
frankie Albert and his mates have
been called upon to meet this year.
California is to to beat Oregon
which showed power in brushing off
u. c. L. A. last week. California's
surprise win over U. S. C. accounts
for the odds on the game to be
played at Berkeley.
Washington is to l over U. S.
c. and that is little bit too good
even though the Trojans can't seem
to win in Seattle.
But the biggest surprise of all is
that betting marts here favor U. G.
L. A., which has yet to taste victory
this year, over Washington State,
which tied U. S. c. and beat Cali
fornia. This game is in Los An
geles.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-15
CaIexico Drops
Practice Game to
GrossInont, { TOO

CALEXICO, Nov. Is. - CaleXico
high schools varsity football team
dropped another practice game
Thursday night, this time to Gross
mont high, but few paid any atten-
ton to the outcome because Gov
ington used the contest to try out
new plays, get a line on the punt
ing of all of his backs and to give
his reserve gridders chance to
play.
AS it turned out Grossmont's only
score was made against the Cal
exico second and third stringers
and the Foothillers from the San
Diego Metropolitan league made
more than half of their yardage
against the Bulldog reserves. -.
Calexico threatened to score on
three occasions, but failed to pro-
duce a touchdown and as result
the game ended with Grossmont
on the long end of a 60 score.
The Bulldogs marched to the
Grossmont four yard line in the
first quarter of the ball game, but
suddenly switched from a closed
formation to their spread and failed
to make four yards in four plays.
Calexico threatened again in the
second quarter, late in the third
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-15
Ho0ple Picks EN-
BY MAI. AMOS B. HOOPLE
international Authority on
DraughtS)

Har-rumphl if my mood today
seems to be a trifle allegro, a spot
on the sprightly side, bit rech-
erche, as we used to describe 1t
when I was student at the Paris
Sorbonne-in short. if you wonder
uls4m1-Am feeling so well, just read
my last weeks football predictions
and then compare them with the
actual results-hak-k -kaff!
I made 81 selections for last Sat
urday. On II OF them l called the
turn correctly. Two were ties. Egad,
do you know of anyone who can
do better?
I had a huge dish of tea this
morning, along with some of Mar
tha's excellent tarts Need I remind
you that I predicted Minnesota
would beat Michigan?
For lunch / had haggis. Many
people do not like haggis. 1 find
its flavor is improved greatly with
the addition of bit of chutney.
Need I remind you also that I pre-
dicted California would triumph
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-15
BY HENRY McLEMORE-

FORT WORTH. Tex, Nov. IS.
UP)-I was frolicking on the lawn
with my favorite pet. Antipathy
the other day when the thought
struck me that it was high time
I quit being a sore thumb in the
newspaper business and issue a
ranking of the nations football
teams.
AS you must have noticed, you
sports page readers, the best way
to be conspicuous these days, the
best way to stick out like sore
thumb, is not to rate the country's
gridders from No. l to No. $50.
Everybody is doing it. You can't
pick up a paper without seeing
Professor Muzzlewumps national
standings, or how DR.. Freezefoot
rates the teams, the order in which
Philton j. Slipstream places the
various elevens, or why Cornelius
M. Hightower thinks Slippery Rock
Teachers deserve a .554 rating and
Long Island Dental must be con-
tent with AS.
The boys have made a science
of it, and the fact that there isn't
any science in the silly business
doesn't stop them from taking it
as seriously as a normal man would
a fractured leg or a burglar in the
wine cellar They throw themselves
into frances, speak personally to
decimal points, mix and mingle
with higher mathematics, and come
busting out all covered with football
ectoplasm that barely lasts from
Saturday to Saturday.
Before you label this attack as
one based on pure jealousy, III
say it for you. 1t is based on pure
jealousy. Here I go banging about
the country, from New York tc
California, climbing those weary
steps TO press boxes, freezing my
feet and ears, eating the 1882 vim
tage hot dogs they serve you in
press boxes and drinking the 1929
vintage coffee they give you as a
chaser, in the hope of seeing
enough football teams TO get pref
ty fair line on who is great, who
is good. who is only ordinary. And
who is no good at all
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-15
TODAYS SPORT PARADE

Since the season started I have
watched, among others, Columbia,
Georgia Tech. Minnesota. North
western. Michigan, S. NJ u, Texas
A. & M, Georgia and Notre Dame.
In addition, I have talked to scouts
and coaches who have seen Is or
20 of the other winning teams.
am quite sure that none of the
well, let's call them the brain
trust of football experts-has seen
SO many top teams. Yet they go
right ahead and give Michigan
team they never saw so many deci-
NAL points. Minnesota they know
only by what they read in the pa
pers a football I. @. of this and
that, and, with a magnificent as
surance, assign the Texas Aggies to
such and such spot
That burns me up with jealousy,
I suppose, because l, as a man who
has seen most of the teams, can't
get a word in edgeWise while foot
ball fans quote the statisticians
who know only from hearsay.
So here goes my national rank
ing, the national ranking that ] got
from sitting in a press box and
looking at the teams.
l. The Texas Aggies. Power,
spirit, savvy.
2. Notre Dame. Power, spirit,
savvy, but not quite the schedule.
3. Cornell. I saw the Big Red
last year and 1 know what 1t is
like.
4. Minnesota. Not as good as a
lot of folk believe.
5. Tennessee. Saw them twice
last year. Once in the Rose Bowl.
6. p. S. l of Rochelle, Ga. I
went to school there, played quar-
terback there, pure sentiment.
To hell with it. Let's forget it.
Nobody knows who is best.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-15

period and once finally in the
fourth None of the drives produced
however.
Grossmont's score came on a 60
yard drive against the Calexico
reserves in the final five minutes
of the second quarter. Bill Peterson
tailed the touchdown on a five
yard plunge to climax the push.
Whitcomb missed the try for point.
Grossmont missed two opportuni-
ties to score in the third quarter
when two successive Calexico fun
bles gave the Foothillers the ball
inside the Calexico 40 yard line.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-15
l.. A. PRODUCE

LOS ANGELES, Nov. IA. (UP) :
Supplies continued monerate TO
liberal with demand and trading
slow to moderate.
Asparagus: Imperial select 4'oo'
ex fancy $50, fancy 2.75.
Bunched vegetables: Beets 50-f0c
Carrots 40-50c.
i.oo-f.i5; yellow erooknegk % &c GGa- "a
chella local and San Diego 10 l.yY' o.
Cream local 50-55c. Banana LA
cents, Hubbard Ia III cents.
Tomatoes: stones a. 4x4 81 I'o3ia 3iego 90
- 166-1 26. SKIS 1.O0-125, 6x6 So
100. san Luis obispo 4x5 1.15.l 20.
5x5 1.25-1.4O. 6xS 85-l-0Q. santa
Maria 5x5 l.25-1.35. 6x6 9O-1.0O.
stems local and Sandiego ana
santa Barbaray 2 layer 5Xes ana ed
larger 1.O0-1.10. 3 layer. 5x5 l.35- ]. eo
s5-50c. Local 1.00-1.15; Il
Beach and San Diego 125-l.35.
Lettuce: Guadalupe and santa
Maia As 10O-125: 5s s5-1-0O; Lom-
noc :" 90 A. 25-1.50: IS 1.00-1.15. Arroyo
Grande As 1.25-1.35; IS LOO
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-15

be no more than a workout Tor
the Ell Centrans, there was degree
of uncertainty in the Spartan camp
Friday because there has been
definite preparation for this one
up Imperial way.
Imperial, loser in every start this
season has spent two full weeks
of practice for the game rated the
most important home contest OF
the season in the Tiger institution.
Long sessions have developed
sharp passing attack and what
Coach Klein describes as an ade-
quate pass defense. Danskin and
King have done most of the passing
in workouts.
Meanwhile there has been ten
dency at Ell Centro high to over
look the Imperial game in prepar-
ing for an important championship
tussle at Calexico on Thanksgiving
day, despite warnings from Coach
Holt that tonight's game is just
as important.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-15
Another CLeaque
Team Bites Dust

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. Is. (UP)
Walter The Great" Mails, press
relations director of the San Fran
cisco Seals, said today plans to
form a professional baseball club
in Vallejo had been abandoned for
lack of a suitable park.
Mails disclosed negotiations to
obtain suitable grounds had failed.
Had he been able to complete the
deal, he said he would have applied
for a franchise in the Glass c Cali
fornia league now being formed.
He indicated he was assured OF fin
ancial and player backing from a
Pacific Coast league club.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-15
NEW YORK STOCKS

NEW YORK, Nov. Is. OUP)-
Prices broke as mulch as points
on the stock market today with
the principal selling in leading in
dustrial shares. Trading quieted.
L. $. steel sold at 717s off and
Bethlehem SsA off IL. Coppers
had losses ranging to more than a
point in Anaconda. Chrysler fell
nearly 2 points. Du Pont was OH
more than 8. Railroad and utility
stocks eased. Aircrafts were off
point and more. Oils lost an early
rise. ,.....
stock avera ges: Industrial, 1861
off f.ss: rail- 1892, off O.87; utility
21.06, off 0.34; and 65 stocks 45-56'
off 052. ,o-o
stock sales approx:mated l'ooo,-
O00 shares against l,5eO,ooO yee5o 90
dav Curb stock sales were 172,OOo
shares compared with 241,00O in the
previous session.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-15
cams Lined Up
For Golf Matches

Forrest Manley and Forrest Fer
guson, captains of opposing golf
teams TO play in the intra club
matches at the Barbara Worth
country club starting one week from
Sunday, started matching players
this week, according TO Wade RAM
sey, tournament committeeman.
Under the plan players who have
competed over the Barbara Worth
course this year were divided into
two teams and will be matched in
series of intra club duels each
month.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-15
Nine Perfect
Record Teams
Risk States

NEW YORK, Nov. Is. UP)-One
of the nine remaining undefeated
md united football teams in the
nation is bound to fall tomorrow
when Boston College and George
town put their perfect records on
the line at Boston, but the loser
of this headliner probably will be
the only casualty of the select
circle.
All the remaining seven undefeat-
ed and united teams are favored
and of them, Stanford seems to
have the most troublesome oppo-
nent in oregon State, good big
team that has lost only to Wash
ington.
Notre Dame Is still the mystery
of the 1910 season. Hailed as the
greatest team since Rockne's 1880
club, the Irish showed only enough
to beat one of Army's weakest
teams and a fair Navy outfit by
a touchdown apiece. Most OF the
mystery concerns the. winning
touchdown against Navy. After be-
ing pushed all over the field, the
Irish suddenly found themselves
behind 7-6 and only three minutes
to play. With the utmost ease a
few passes were tossed and .Notre
Dame had touchdown before you
could say Steve Juzwik. The fight
ing Irish face Iowa and should
win handily, but remember last
year; Notre Dame, 7, Iowa, 7.
Minnesota and Texas Aggies Just
have too much for Purdue and Rice
respectively, and Cornell. Tennessee
and Lafayette nave pushovers in
Dartmouth, Virginia and Western
Maryland respectively.