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Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-21
.NEH YORK STOCKS

NEW YORK. o.. : TIP - Gtf-
naa admission Of st.ff Russian r.
sistanec IL the Mossow aampaIgn
pl-s unrest III German oeegpiea
territory. stin l.ated 9a.ly ou tn
stHa taarEet f5aa@.
ft.aes m6res ~ fraeaons =
M tAan POINT WITH qsI4me
fH"se equally Distributed tLsL - :
.etaa@. wheH prinelpal b4siae,s ~
=" penny stoeHs d4mpea -
tss..fer tax ipSscs
- Corporation. which pre...-
.. = pr ecnf Of all dtalIags -
'ofa - -'s.l va relatively ac,!.o.
al' r. sn.1ns va toppcG b" w.
.rsas3 . Electric aud Genera ca.
-, EIsg'rl. a General Eiortril.
1a.an.' ar Hcela Were aetlvc.
UeaEY 1raa!u" remc tufo Ca54-
mot "Hca = "as Reported the Of
-" - ;radaetlna maHaErmout
Wef&ed oGf an asrcemeHt f5r a.
inerca-ca esiung price for the com
PAM aad for Isle Ro5aL and Gop-
ior ratae Mlaes ia upper Michigan.
The copper prlce ceiling for CaIQ-
IL Nj. ~ b9l I'LL idiHfH 70 L
/ ecafs = pound for period - 50
months IT, ee1HHg for low cost
soptef producers is - a ID. Othel
5pprr sLar"s were irregular. viii
Anaconda Up nealH a .posnt and Ger
D. IL Faseo Gown = point
f'IfeG S'a,es Stcel gained laor,
ftan point at IT. nigh and Reih.
1ehem va Hrar!y point higher
Jeae- and Laugh!in was UP J. a.
Eetesler Sa.Led more thar point
&stslaf' =4s# WI" up fractions
- nor c'han a poinf. the latter in
ba4pIas. CON o.id4ted and Lock.
| heed
Gflst fs~ues 80 fise a p5int Of
more included American Wollcu pfd
| Eoud stores. Hercules Powder
Ph3ap Morris pfd. Ne~ York ship
building. proctor and Gamble and
TeXas corporation.
Central Violeta sugar moved
| higher when directors declared A
! dividend for the first time since
| 1888 Other sugar issues were firm
Amusement issue regitfred mai
gain except Warner Bros. pfd
which declined n point Atlantic
Gulf and West Indies pfd. strong
spot Yesterday declined . poinls on
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-21
GOING WHERE,
CENTER?

NV YORK. O. = Up
let other coaches tel hoR unnre=
dictable football tins been tins So
son. Let others become brWIlderei
bg the rayascs of the select4e
service act let the majority b.
moan that injury depleted squads
lead 10 The top5y turFy up<efs that
urk behind the Wailng VII
Never one 10 be fettered By the
Spartan rules OF grldiron tradition
Of O5sie. WHO resigned rs athletic
director. and head football coach
at the University of Iowa IN 1857
for reconstruction work at Syra-
cuse. has produced the wears most
radical football reformations
The oracle of the Orangcmen
first set pigskin protagonists back
on their heels two weeks ago b.
introducing an unorthodox center
who faced his own backfield instead
of the defensive team. After much
haggling by officials who threaten
ed to toss Solem and Syracuse ouf
of football if his center did not
revert to normal. ol' Ossie got ms
way and his team has Won three on.
of four starts
Now Solem again has scheduled a
break with the past by announcing
that his center. who already chang
es like a chameleon. will become \
seXtuple threat man and take his
place as a full fledged fifth men,
Der of the hackficld.
This nimble CERT. already dub
bed Kid Quicksilver and Wi
liam Weatheyane", will==if every
thing goes according to the Soleal
schedule-1. snap the ball. .. run
the ball 3. kick the ball: 1 pass
the ball; 5. block and g. lead the
interference.
To date, the gridiron law SAYS
that before the center can run the
ball he must make such an obvious
Wheel-around that any trick plays
would be tipped off. However. Sol
tm thinks his innovation is safely
within the rules ana will request an
official Interpretation.
I thought it would seem crazy
10 my assistants and ny BOYS @he
I first figured on turning the cea-
ter around but we're all sold on It
now after usillg it against Cornell
and NYU. He can flip the ball more
accurately. can swing out more
quickly to led interference and can
flip 10 flankers instead of straight
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-21
FOOTBALL BRIEFS
Bv UNITED PRESS

BERKELEY Cal. Oct. 81 up
Coach Stub Allison promised TO-DAY
4 complete reorganization OF tie
University of California football
team. Well scrimmage today, TO-
morrow and Thursday and pick the
best Il men to start Saturdays
came against use. he said. The
BOYS are not playing the ball Of
which they are capable.
STANFORD UNIVERSITY. Ca.
Oct q up = STANFORD UnWerslt3
was down TO one quarterback today
Frankie AloertS-and il became
necessary to shift Bob Mitchell and
Bob Crane from halfback TO TIE
key spot Ray Hammett. second
string quarter. Clipped bone III
his right leg and IS our OF action
for three weeks Raw Durham IN
iured his head and is in the in
Urinary for observation. Left han
Raw Forbes is cut. perhaps for tht
season. with a twisted knee. Al in
lures resulted in the San Francisco
[. Game. Pete Kmetovlc and Hank
Norberg. however vii be ready toE
action against Washington S3.&r-
day
CORVALLIS. Ore. Oct. >, Up
Coach Lon Stlner drilled las
OREGON State reserves today TO mo-
derate the known Beaver weak.less
of & shortage Of substitutes. He II.
dicated he planned to make mors
Use of the second stringers against
washington State Saturday than I.
previous games.
LOS ANGELES. Oct. q Up -
Three University OF Southern Gail
fornla footballers were in the nos
pital today but two others were
back in uniform and ready for Cal
ifornla Saturday The newly injured
were Norm Very and Fred Mecca.
l!nemen. ard Bill BledSoe, halfback.
Capt Sob de Lauer. giant tackle,
ard quarterback Mckee Anderson
will definitely see action this WeeE,
announced Coach Sam Barry
LOS ANGELES. Oct. q Up -
The UCLA Bruins. back from q
moral victory" over Washington.
said they were preparing a surprise
partv this Saturday for oregon. cur
rent leader OF the Pacific coast con-
ference. The Bruin team was il is
cest physical shape of the season.
Center Gene Alder and tackle JACK
Finlay returned 10 the lineup after
: weeks absence.
LOS ANGELES. Oct 81 Up
Coach Marty Brill, undismayed b.
he scoring power Of St Mary's. +
.ent his Loyola Lions through 4
1ass defense drill today Bottle up
heir passing. and they're not Sc
dangerous. said Brill. The Lion
meet The Gaeis Sunday at Gilmore
stadium
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-21
|. SIMON GOES OUT
IN FIFTH ROUND

CLEVELAND. Oct 81 tUPp
Lem Franklin, Cleveland Negro.
battered his way into the heavy
weight title picture last night with
five-round technical knockout
over Abe Simon in their scheduled
10-round fight.
The crowd of ,256-Iargest in
door gathering in Cleveland hlstorS
paid S31,623,80 and saw Franklin
smash Simon into Il 4cipless hulk
in less than half the time it tool.
Joe Louis.
Rated the No. . contender for
Louis heavyweight crown Simon
lolled helplessly against the ropes
from a bruising avalanche of rights
to the head when Referee Joe Sed-
ley called a halt at l.33 of tile
fifth round.
Franklin. outWeiehed 81 pounds
Simon scaled 255 tore into the =
gantic New Yorker from the open
ing bell He shot a straight right
to Simon's head midway in the
first round and knocked him down
for a nine count.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-21
l.. A. LIVES1 UCF

Los ANGELES. oct. q d+P5
Federal state market new -ci2Ieey
Hogs salable Is fully stead9. mea=
ium 70 choice 18o-225 lb traeRa
16.50-l1: practical TOP IL - il
.1oGo; 275-33o lbs 9.5o-lo5 so@s :
g., I'D stage 5.
Cattle saIable looe. slow aber'
steady medium 70 god fcd stoet
Ia eking; rough Mexican steer -
some held i.Phcr. common 10 200
stoekers 759-9 -; fed heifers 1a.5e
cows 7-8.l9; good held around So
Gamers and cutters 5-6.1as bull. =
$50; calves salabIe 250, slow. few
sale about steady; Healers to T.
choice quoted above Ii: calves 10
Ito many unsold.
sheep salable none holdovers 80
steady few medium wooded lambs
1850: deck IS - feeder lamb 3.
few fat ewes $40; good to choice
wooled lambs quoted II ln-tl5o.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-21
OREGON LEADS
COAST CONT.

1s8 II esaes eentcnders =
e.#a## - s=taa =
= - - #sfaas OREGON On toa
SD = 9a#z.= -. la1 hopes ef
ICiA - California saturdays
a=a - asla effect en- tie con
t0=H#gH ~ Hs.e
I~G# al#rs 1ae straight losses.
r. Waz1.a ~ S4tsc 1T IN tire
n,ase=. ##ss - n upset Wash
HEzaa aaas TGIA H. under
Wssa# #a.A..# egN crouch for
iHa aesta#s# - II lie second pei
Id o. . ste "a IDLE Stan
fa.a N5a : careless 42-26 affait
from Tu}tfsisX nj san Francisco
Montana b. Goasa4a 1876 and
IGaao heat Tfah state 40
Santa C.asas 5lthosEa outplaSsd
b. Al iae Nshlsan State team
KIT eitaa T. retoeG aS the onis
aaasassa aatsr seam on the CO.'S
VII ~ aneunylntms . victory.
Tae Sta.ee> hdd al The statistics
exec t.ae ne on the score board
:. vi da,asd With Portland
J.3atf#.ts tar Il hal then whipped
oier t3a toae0GoWilS III the tn..G
ais .oag;h periods 10 Win 4 Sunday
Aa3at. 2l-o
The Washington classic
tops EeXt saturdays Dill and neither
team eaa dt.ega - lose. OREGON
sS favored OYER UCL.A.. Oresen
State - WS.C. and TIT Cail-
fornla-JS.G. same laules aboat
even.
Ojae. f. western scores Saturday
ns,Hftd: San Diaao y, Redlands
3. Cisco Is. Humboldt 6 Alblcn 35.
Webel 0: California Frosh 10. Me
Le.lan Field = Eastern Washin--
tor Is. W.S.C. Frosh 6; Fort Ord
Il. Fort Cronknite 0. Fresno Sta;e
s. Nevada ,; Lewiston 7, Boise ..
Montana Nine. 13. Whltworth
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-21
THE DAYS
SPORTS PARADE
By Harry;F Ferguson

2. Always have three seats. You
sit in seat No. and put your wife
in seat No. 3 Seat No. 2 should be
occupied by an Old friend Of the
family who is nuts about football.
His job will be to supply the answer
when your team is six points be-
hind in the last period, has tho
ball on the / yard line. fourth
down and a yard to go. AT that
roint the little woman always asks:
What are they going to do how,
Ed?'
3. Practice sign language. Then
when the treasurer of the student
body comes around between halves
and asks you for a donation toward
the fund for a new field house you
can have your friend explain that
YOU are deaf and dumb.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-21
HhG5A23V
.MG NATIONAL JOY SMOKE
L. A. POULTRY

LOS ANGELES. Oet y tip -
Hens, Legnora. - = :. ID Il
Hens. Leghorn over 3. . 4 lbs &c
Hens, Leg. over j i5s and Up X
Hens. colored, 4 to 51z lbs =. 24c
Hens, colored over 3 = lbs d up 24c
Broilers J. I'D - liz = =.
Broilers over AID t9 ! -
Fryers, Leg. wore =. L lbs. 1Ge
Fryers. colored, =. to 8. lbs 20
Fryers, coloreG over . u ; -
Roasters colored. over q. Us =
Stags, coloreG ....s ...#......... il
Old boosters, lo.ptcd ...#.=..... =
Old LegharLs Koo,teis .#..#..... -.
DucklingS. PtMn over u -. :.
DuckIings. PehIa aLGer . lbs =. l1c
Old Ducks, y hlte Pekln ...... eha
Young Tom T4rke}- - lbs }p y
Young Tom Tu'Eeys u = - 1ss -.
Young Hen Turkeys ! and H. %
Capons 6 to s lDs .............#..., 25c
Capons over S It's and up #...z. &c
Rabbits. No. white . T. 4 = lbs IL
Rabbits. mixed so.ars - lbs l5c
Rabbits No. ole ..,... =#....... Csc
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-21
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
THE UNITED STATES, SOUTH
E. ERN DISTRICT OF CALifOR-
MA. SOUTHERN DIVISION.
No. 1882 In Bankruptcy
NOTICE OE First MEEIING
OF CREDITORS

NOIlCE Of fIhoi "Lb '4N'
OF CREDITORS
In the Matter of JOHN YAH
BROUGH, Bankrupt.
TO THE CREDITORS OF IHE
ABOVE NAMED BANKRUPT or
TIE COUNTY OF IMPERIAL AND
DISTRICT AFORESAID:
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN
that on the oath day of September
l94l, John Yarbrough was duly
adjudicated bankrupt, and that the
first meeting of creditors will ee
held at the office of the underslgn-
ed. 207-2l0 Rehkopf Building In the
City of Ell Centro, State of Califo.-
MIA. on the 1st day OF November,
l941. at $50 O'Clock am, at when
time the said creditors may attend,
prove their claims, appoint a trustee,
examine the bankrupt, consider au-
thorizing the trustee TO sell the
property of said bankrupt, and
transact such other business as may
properly come before said meeting
Claims must be filed within SIX
months from the lst day OF Noyem-
Der, 194l, the first date set for the
meeting of creditors in this pro-
ceeding
Dated: October 2l, l94l.
r. B. WHITELAW,
Referee in Bankruptcy
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-21

SHORT STJFF-One reason Ma
y .asea . euek as vel as expected
asaias, Cognea was that Gene
F.aiha.aar. giant tackle was Oh
the bench with an injury :. Min
neSota has Won the little brown
IL rom Michigan for seven straight
years -. JIM Crowley at Fordham
says the Rams made % mistakes
= defeating West Virginia last week.
W.leh Is a 10 per cent Improvement
oteg tie previous game The
whispers that Washing
;ea IS loaded for Stanford this
week. The Rose Bow Champs de-
tense IS Spotty -.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-21

HaEE
Nafe Ha# - HHi bIHaa#f =
sion# tae deffn=# Iaa smgine u
~ unbalanced fanaHm n me-
tie sneaf-ar4# - - Httaek IT,
deleuse shl8 fHe a#ate 80 a8a
Tie ball II \ aal#Ha#s H'asHs enI
uud ths b. IN - mound t=s
md HefaHH ~ 80 #H## sHat
alanf
Tie - - fHr 0#alrH - - -
fenslee mn - b a-haHa#m= eaH -
rom H. refsfsezp7sHIaa ldea on
the ball iz nappea - center cor
tinues flghf INTO l.Ie batEI#HId
where he ean b. handed fhr ball
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-21

WASHINGTON. Oct. 81. Up
The supreme court hears oral argu-
ments toda= on the constitutionality
OF CALIFORNIA; so-called "Oakie
law which prohibits a person from
bringing an "indigent1 into the
state.
Il was being challenged on the
ground that it violates a funda-
mental constitutional right = the
right OF travel freely throughout
the United States-and the outcome
will affect validity Of similar laws
III q other states.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-21
NOTES FROM
LOG BOOK

lie MAJOR teams aIe held by Texas
\ y 1 l58-I Texas l56-27. Navy
- Duke 1925. Detroit 1921,
Georela 36-23 and Alabama ll7-22-
-. b.. iNa of them teams from the
south and southwest. The worst
taba.atlanS are led by Pitt o-85:
kaasas State 3-lo2. Kansas 35-l02
aa5 MI 47-il8 Among the little
FLOWS. tae leaders are Rutgers
1Qe.e ana TIE Coast Guard 1863
Iae.atataay. The only team which
hasn't sven Up a touchdown is
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-21

Strange as il seems. Indiana car
VIII tie n tne western conference
= tie Hooslers can capture only
tou. games. To date they haven't
played conference game and their
three defeats don't count. This year
they are scheduled to meet only
Wisconsin. Iowa. Northwestern and
Purdue. ana off the Nebraska vic
tory they should rate as even money
against the first two squads and #
improvement continues might rank
as sleeper against the Wildcats.
There is a week Of rest before
Purdue.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-21

Although the season reaches the
halfway mark Saturday. the usual
rash Of a. America nonsense haSn' I
begun as yet. Linemen are less pub
lielzed than tire national debt and
even backfIeld men haven't sparkled
as usual. Bruce Smith of Minnesota
IS perhaps the Only back with a
national reputation now. although
Frank Sinkwich's feat of playing
against Columbia with a broken
jaw boosted his stock tremendously
There are any number of sectional
heroes = Hoyious, Hapes. Kuzman,
Robertson. Nelson. Butler. Mazur.
Maupin. Hlllenbrandt. Albert. 10
name few-but apparently there
vii be 10 Harmon or Kimbrougn
in 1874.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-21
Clio Will Vote

DOUGLAS. Ariz.. Oct. q. up
A vote will be taken Thursday TO
consider the possibility of strike
against the Phelps-Dodge Smelter
here, it was announced toGar by
officials of the Internatioal Union
of Min. Mill and Smelter workers
CCIOl.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-21
MPLS. FLAI FUTURES

Los ANGELES, o,t. - i p -
De ....... < =
MAY s.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-21

Wallace Bats IL saesab-.aseE
veteran Who tutors Gearsla. tahS
Tulane as the moS: poWerta. too.-
ball team IL Ameaea He SPOKE
of the Green Wave StrerEts arc
manpoWer IL aVe-S;,3cken tones
and said that to nm no upset @.
1874 Will Surpas> Tl.ane> de.ea.
By Rice As foY his OWL tean.-1We {
fair, but We .ack reserves AID have
to depend too much OF Frank Slnk-
wich. Id say We'll lose maybe two
ball games.
The best scoring records among
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-21
By JACk GUF<THIR

NEW YORK O. = EF#==
Leaves from ihe IA tes.h5. .a=
book
Rejoice. yc ioa;bas saasats "
decided to Sask Il ell a. lie g
homestead last yea q. - =
mentors WHO >0itssea 60 To-
still can cam peeiee. asesas
Frank Ieahl Metre Dame Fl. b.
Army Pau broRn Oala S'ate. SO
Dell Morgan TeXas Teas !. Ve#sd
be interestlne 20 Know aa8 aaGlN
Jeahys toneae hs.~fa - e.ees
when nc tolG tao y y ~..asa.> -
his ntroductors speech to .s6
days Of undetea;ea .s.sa &C., ase
over "
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-21
l.. A. BAN As

Los ANGELES, o. u Up
BID Ask.a
Transamerlra ....# f,.3
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-21
L. A. BUTTER & EGGS

Los ANGELES, oct. = Il J.
Butter: ENtras 5he: irim" f.rst
SIC: standard 3ie, indefgradss
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-15
Montgomery
Takes Court Job

Edmund Burke Montgomery.
former assistant city editor of The
Detroit Times, today was sworn in
as chief clerk of Recorders Court
The oath OF office Was admins
tered by Presiding Judge " Nc
Kay SkiIlman. in whose courtroom
the ceremonies were held. Judge
Arthur +. Gordon. executive Judge
of the court. waSsInaster of cere-
monies Other Recorders and Cir
cut Judges were present dS vTTT
Sheriff Andrew Baird. County
Auditor Edward III Williams. and
scores of other city and county
Officials and friend OF Mont
gemeryE
Montgomery was recently an
pointed UNANIMOUSLY by the Re
corder's bench 10 on The vacancy
created by the death of Percy l.
MontIeth.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-15

necessary equip them Tor intelligent participation m adult
citizenship
This year. it is desired that adult citizens vote
Pupils, future training perform a great
urging members of their families well
and neighboS remember the privilege and
spOnSblity of each citizen in voting.
In this time of world emergency appreciate
before the democratic Of life do not know of another
in people enjoy citizenship all
the rights and privileges granted the United States of America
thankfunesS individual citizen should carry his
responsibilities OF citizenship Of which using the ballot
box responsible citizen considers the full of the right
his personal duty, not solely his privilege
We all the American way of life to continue. To
insure perpeaon all adult citizens should and by
doing demonstrate the unctonng of democracy the
future leaders school youth.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-15
Job PId(enentS
Break Record

Michigan State Employment
Service reports an s per cent in
crease In placements last week
over the previous week, Wendell
Lund director Of The Michigan I'm
employment Compensation Com.
mission. said today.
A total Of BITS placements
were made the highest weekly
level since the week of July 10.
Applications from persons ac-
lively seeking jobs through The
service totaled 1922
during the week. Z per cent below
the 1852 applications OF the pre-
Ceding week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-15
! AFL Unions
In Express Poll

The national mediation board Is
conducting an inquiry among ga
rage and vehicle service employees
.of the Railway Express Agency.
Inc, where operations have been
suspended for IL days. 10 deter
mine which Of two ALL unions is
representative Of the workers.
Employees have been asked 10
indicate whether they belong "A
the INTERNATIONAL brotherhood OF
TeamsJcrs, Chauffeurs. Stablemen
and Helpers Of America. which
e ] q m a majority, or to tire
Brotherhood OF lway and
Steamship Clerks. which formerly
held bargaining rights.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-15
Reds Must Pay
For Supplies
In Present Plan
Probe Reveals
Soviet Not Under
Lease-Lend Program
Init News service stan Correspondent

Init News service stan Correspondent
WASHINGTON, Oct. 15.-RuS-
STA will be barred from receiving
war supplies through the lend
lease program until her financial
resources" are exhausted, accord
ing TO information laid before a
Senate subcommittee today.
Senator Adams Cd of Colorado,
chairman of a Senate appropria-
tons S II b omm ttee holding
hearings on the House-approved
So. 9S5 600. 600 lend-lease appropri-
ations bill. said that IL is the plan
OF ADMINISTRATION and army Of
ficials to request Russia to pay
cash" for her war supplies so long
as she can continue to do so.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-15
Work 10 Start Nov. |
On New Du Pont Plant

Construction Of a new Du' Pont
company plant on a 23-acre site at
Wyaudotte viii begin about No
vember ] IN was announced today
IN the Wilmington bel, headquar-
tiers OF the company.
The plant Will be used for the
manufacture of chlornatcd hydro
carbon solvents, a product used 70
remove oil and grease from metals
which arc TO be plated, lacquered
or painted. Most of tho Wyandotte
production viii be used in local
defense plants, il was announced.
Production is scheduled TO start
early i'm 1912.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-15
~ Int-rrsiiansi ~, eeT,lrg

The rollcall ri victims fallen in
the purge Of rebels 70 the AXIS
conquered and ASKS dominated
countries a. Europe was length
sned today
An additional H. C7eCh~ rem be-
fore Ns7i firing Squads hrrLm-
20 25S. according to London csl-
rate. the number executed since
the GeStapo trouhleShooter Gen
ReinhArd HCydriCh took charge Of
the prutectorate of Bohemia
Moravia two weeks ago
In Spain, the pro-AXiS regime of
General Franco pat 10 death
railroad worker. Manuel Perez az
the village Of Monforte dc LemoS
near OrpnSe A court martial had
found him guilty of sabotage.
? SHOT IN PARIS
In France two more lives were
blotted out by German rife squads
in Paris. Jean Sinquin paid tho
supreme penalty for possession Of
hidden explosives. Jean la Bre-
gere was shot for trying 10 set
fire 10 a German fodder store al a
French railway station and resist
ing a Nazi patrol that came up 10
arrest him.
A British radio broadcast heard
by MIC stated that five French
men lost their lives during patri-
otic demonstrations.
The British annouhrer added
that mysterious railway crashes
have taken place in Italy IN the
last as hours and that Premier
MusSolini has removed 10 Italian
projects from office
In Vichy the French chief OF
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-15
Ordinance TightenS
Rules on FumigdtorS

An ordinance Tightening up re-
IStricuonS on fumigators was for
|mally approved today by Common
Council The new regulations pro-
vide for the licensing OF all fumi-
gator guards and raises the amount
of liability insurance which the
'fumlgatorS must carry. Council
eliminated a provision requested
by the Board OF Health which
would have required a warning gas
10 be used with the cyanide gas
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-15
Spare Beans!
Game Sp ecialisi Warns
Hunters on Trips
Time. stan Correspondent

EAST LANSING. Oct 1J.-With
-ttfit.. ofrr1TE OF the small game
hunting season today. r. G.. Hill,
Michigan State College extension
specialist IN farm game, TO-DAY
urged hunters 10 exercise caution
and spare that bean in travers-
ing farm lands.
Unusual weather delayed
harvest OF thousands of acres of
crops this Fall" said Hill. "and
pheasants, among other small
game, may be attracted =say
beans and navy bean fields be
fore the beans are pulled and
threshed or combined"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-15

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of years, our democratic way OF life
would confer ff444d
privileges upon American citizenship
Time has shown that the vision Of
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Daniel Webster. the expounder Of
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