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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-04
INDUSTRIAL PIN
 GAMES TONIGHT

Wltht the result of tonisht'S In. gersoll end Brassco match counting double, weekly pin action of the Tn. duStrial Bowling league is scheduled for the Mattatuck alleys, with c spe. cial meeting of the Joe Pataernoster Benefit committee to meet at e:S0 prior to the bowling, called by PreS-' Ident Johnny O'Connor.
 Bake and Johneon and tho French Manufacturing match should he among the most interesting events on the schedule with Afneri. can Brass favored to win from Wa terbury Toc' and U. 8. Chemical to meet seth Thomas.
 Last week, 1ngersoll surprised the Bel outfit with Q clean sweep of three gamese, with Zucca hitting . i7A single and 4sS set for high hon-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-04
Poker Pin PickMps

Those Aces, those Aces, we'll those Aces seem always to lGse 1 game C two men. lt seems % flshy, says Palm. Whats the idefa? AceO win from Che Diamonds.
 Leonard ClreA of the Diamonds crushed the Aces single handed by rolling i33 in last game, Good old Len, good old Len
 4 certain man in 0uF league hlt "GFampS" Saturday,. I wonder who gave him the tip. I wonder?
 Proxy Magg absent. 0etting ready for Wednesday. Also Diorio, what Diorio is married, I mean he was absent also.
 CesarellO found himself after All Che congrAdS, ll2, 12S, @.
 A testimonial dinner on Proxy Magg Nov. 1T, at The Elton. Tickets ct Palm barber shop. You see I have 6 quota to meet. Quote, = -- - unquota".
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-04

Tn the Great Hall of Fame (Poker League) there is always an outstanding human being. Our human being In our hall of fame Is John ]. Pesce of White road. Poker league, Patten Button Co. He smashed his way to the top, crushed all and everything in hts way, gee he rolled l6l high single. P. 8. "Un. til somebody beats him."
 JAkegS win 2 from the Jacks he. cause Della Camera, Carlo and FablAae Zee, were hitting the pocket
 Deuces loses 2 to the Spades. Wil- lie a all smiles when his teammates win. ! wonder why?
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-04
W.M AND MICHIGAN
 ON HARVARD l04z LIST

Cambridge, Mass, Nov. 4-(UP)-- Two former opponents Michigan and William & Mary-getuTn to the le42 Harvard football schedule asl- nounced today. The remainder oi next years Harvard rivals have met e viii play the Crimson this season
 The schedule:
 Ham e Mary; ock. iT, Dartmouth;
 oct. 8, Pennsylvania; Oct. 70, VII. Oct. 2l, Army; Oct. 3l, Princeton Nov. ., Michigan ct Ann AThoT Mich; Nov. lA. Brown; Nov. 3t, yaiG At New Haven, 00nn.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-04
LINDSAY C.A.G.C.S. HEAD

Pennington, Conn, Nov. 4-(Up) VIII Lindsay, greenkeeper of the Wainpanoag Country Club course, was elected preaident Of the Connec- tlciit Association Of Golf Course eu- perintendents last night.
 Tom Nocker, Of Hob Mob Hill, Salisbury, was named vice-pFesideEit, and charles Trayerse, Mili River, secretary.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-04
WATR PROGRAMS
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s:SO-otf tho Rseord-swing Your siAS-otf the 'Rsoord--Klag sls- aioO-otf the Rseord-rony Pas .as-ottff tfF the RsoOrd-DIck sur- 4ao-osff the RscOrd--Ai Dsna. NAS-ost ~ the Rsoord-xavlsr cu- SOO-off the RscOrd-Bins cros- Sas-osf tn. R.eOrd-JoAnay
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 5;t5-Easy Llstenin' 6:00--Electlon Returns 6:45--Football Score CoAssse 7:00-Fulton Lewis, Jr. 7:i6-Hubert Kregeloh. Common 7:sO-phone Your Answer 74b--Inslde of Sports s:00-sen. Gerald F. Nye, Talk s;l5--White House Press Confer s:sO--Ned Jordan, Secret Agent 9:00-News; Dancing Discs s:lS-John Cudahy. America First s:so-Waiiensteins' slnfonissta iO:OO-Raymend Gram Swing lO:16-Spotlight Bands i0:S0-Your Defense Reporter i0:lS-To Be Announced Ii 1:OO-Yankee News 11:1S-Interlude: weather l1:30-B. B. c. News; Ann DuPenea
 Orch. l2:00-Sign off
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-04

SUCKER SEASON s over and hs New xork race to take inventory What they should Ds most con Vs VsG o Too for dou about the fact entirely high o.nsS ss 5 o course player ss s ps s eos'S S S SasGS a Ss thought probably won't occur they've bssn rocked nss they are sTs too sH nOw pns @
 the Tn suenlng Ast O e s.i herewith re. s is tho Ssst oe the juveniles but ass Of sh 'ss 1sRxEr saS as wlsTSs champion v hereby P.sdIs. Ssat WhrlawaS in every distance Escs in which the twS nset sn asas ., h .... sad ss s1sising hAs' and
 Tns1s no hsndicsp champion ss TsnsOn Dit ason better claim to the hOnO than suty trying to beat the races s ocS aG Sp icr yssrHss that are m nens Asb only scSns @ sn T SSs d @ 3 cs M this Nohng that next Sssscns ta VIII D. bigger sacins. prophet with honor in his own town.
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 pazung unless there PiburSh betting angle as e- SS Ss zio Ssa sDS. an nsnlvs over hs radio tho Sou Ss snSs was Ing shs ca college try
 YOU'D THINK that danger Ensshmen have dirncss long unsl iev hat % % c s ;ss -four y 1rs aS sn . ,Ss s 5 y Xiaas cpp SotA signaOss sAs pact ysssasy
 Broadribb talking terms which ven because there nshtlns and 'aaasSng mellow and og those up these days"
 enclosing clipping from London which gives the story reconciliation cutting isn't quite fair to He dd not begging Of me to work with him. wrote him asking would allow his bill that Adver Using amateur boxing show which vas being staged for the eenen ct stable who blown the house tops % s wcns S rescue Sd @ ysF Hs @ % Ds 9so %OOSs Sss also the fund tned speaking again. world and only the brotherhood of friendship that win overcome the greed cf Hitler"
 BoedrbO Tddys Msh. heavyweight Freddie Mills of the RAF, tle bit of all right
 Copyright 1sAl King FeatureS SyndcAte
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-04
TMELY DIaCOvKRY

Frank Johnson. freshman coach ct Gclth Carolina, discovered that the football Aeld was fifteen yards too long on tae day before the game with wake NeGesk
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-04
NEW RADIO CLUB

Listeners to the Saturday night broadcaSts of Chicago Theater of the Air" over WATR are being urged to form listening clubs. Any group of ten or more listeners may form Q chapter by sending list of their names and addresses to the Chicago Theater of the Air Club, in care of WoN, Chicago. Charters are already on their way to the first
 three such clubs formed in various
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-04
ROCKINGHAM
 RUMBLES

Earl Porter, erstwhile jockey and present day trainer of the horses owned by Sheldon Fairbanks and others joined the ranks of fathers on Sunday. His charming wife, Mrs. Dorothy Porter, presented him with q [ pound IA ounce son, at the Rich. ardson House, Boston. If he grows up to be as good Q jock as his dad was he'll be some punkinS in the rid. ing world in the none to ofar distant future.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-04

Schedule This Week, Nev. 6 JokeEs vS. Deuces. Aces vS. Jacks Spades vs. Diamonds.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-04
STILL GETS ABOUND

Althought ne Is now twentyssCis years old, Man O war still eAntegs four or five miles . eay under sad- de.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-04

Starter Bob Frend and Assist ant Racing Secretary ID PonS were on the ailing list today. Both were lAld low by heavy colds. Tn Trends absence William 9enn, his first assistant, sent the fields away. Benn, better known as Big gle, has had previous experience In the stand.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-04
Dial Doinas
By JIna PARKER

parts of the country. AG0mhezB VIII alsO receive stickers foE khelk auto mobile windshields. and MutuNN heA pictures of 'aTheatar og che AiEs stars will be sent out from tlnae t1 time. WATR NskeneFs who ha4e gathered in groups Co hear the 0n- eretta broadcasts are urged e tosn at once SO that they may receive the added benefits Of Club Hsten- Ing. Beginning this week, tho hEoad- casts will be heard on Saturdays from 9 to 70 ?. m.
 TOAST TO SWING
 When Raymond Gram Gwing, the distinguished news anAlysA, nnaAe Q flying trip Co England An July, h9 took with him for his fEiema9 Q number 0f thlmgs he kn@w ehsy could not Obtaln beoauBe e& wng Ee- stFlctlons on impoEta Amosg Swings gifts, none was Maore ap- pFecRaAea than lemons which mRw practically unobtainaAle in England. Swing became absorbed ln Che pFoh- lem Of how Co provide the British with citrus juices and, upon Pe- turning to this country, investigated Che possibilities of &ehy6RAsa& eF~ ange juice. He sent s0zae envelopes of orange juice in powdered GeRHa Co his Engllsh friends and set . letter from enc es sheTn recently which said, in pert, "Thanks @ much for Che rift. we're all soaga- Ing yeu in orAnge yulee new" EEs fectlve this week, Swings WATR bFOAdcasts win he heard MenAays through Thursdays at 10 ?. m.
 OFFER ON "FARRELL"
 Attention of my readers is called to the "Wlshbone Pin" offer cur. rently being made on the Front Page Farrelw breakfasts over WATR ct 10 each morning. The daytinlO serial is one of the most popular on WATERS schedule.
 PROGRAM NOTES
 TOnight's Treasury H0uR," Ove9 NBC- Blue at 6, offers Edmund GWenn and Heather Angel ln an excerpt from "The Weokey," Wals ter Pldgeon, Ethel Norman, DlnAh shore and Dick Tod0 EuAe@n Lewis, IT,, moves into hls new "Das RenSe Reporter" spot on WAIRS MES tonight He'll be heard Fews. laFly on Tuesdays At lO;SO, except next week when hls program VII be cancelled for Che special full hour Red CPoas broadcast fPOsn ie tO il With n0 improvement noted ln the tense Pacific sltWAslens John N. Hughes continues e eMtey . treEnendors audience fer hig G o'cIOck WATR eoMaxmensaRAes. Hughes ls on expert on 0rAemtal Gs- fairs.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-04

Frank Kearns shipped three more head, HI Kid. Display Style and Huntenoud. to his trainer Eddie Anspach for racing here. = Mrs. B. Ryan hos returned Our Will and Repeller from Bowie, for the bal- ance of the local season.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-04

In anticipation of the not too far distant exodus toward Florida c couple of railroad passenger agents arrived here today. James H. Pitts district passenger agent for the Atlantic Coast line and A. c. Barnes, district passenger agent for the Florida East Coast, are receiving applications for travel ing space.
 Bert Bloom, who has raced horses in New England in other years, waE c visitor from New York, today.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-04

ELECTION RETURNS
 WATR has completed arrange nents for hroadeastang local elec- ton returns from the editorial of- fees Of the Democrat tonight. So that the returns will be available to listeners as soon as the polls close, the Yankee News, usually broadcast ct c, will be shifted to e later spot directly following the returns. WATERS broadcast of elec- ton returns will begin promptly at 6 o'clock and continue until final results are known. Candidates have been invited to participate in tho broadcast, following the practice established in former years, Be- cause of the unusual interest in the New York city elections, local dialers will be kept informed of the progress of the mayoralty race In that city aS wella
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-04

Charley Rollins, veteran booter and Johnny Merle, well known in these parts were additions to the jockey colony today. Incidentally George Hettinger had his first win since losing the bug aboard Nopo- laso Rojo on Saturday.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-04
OFFER ON arARRELT.p

Attention of my readers is called to the "Wlshbone Pin" offer clr- rently being made on the Front Page Farrell" broadeasts over WATP ct 10 each morning. The daytiniS serial is one of the most popular on WATERS schedule.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-04
AMERHCA FIRST

a44NAA@A&M
 Last week'a squawk Of Che Amer. icA Firss Committee Co Che effect that it was being shoved around by the networks seems tO have little koundatien, at least aB far Me Ma. tual is concerned. Tonight WATR and MES list twW separate talks under sponsorship Of the Anti-waF group, Senator Gerald Y. Nye at 8 and Jolan CudAhy at s:lS. After receipt of the complaint from Amer ica First all three major networks lashed back as the Committee for what Was termed lts unfair attl. tude toward radio. Figures were produced Co show that radio has been more than generous in 0e. ferlng time tO the organization. It seems only fair that America First, oF any other society, should be will- Ing Co accept such spots as net. works are Able t0 offer, instead of insisting upon specified times. Af- Ger all, Q radio station is able Co operate successfully only oS long as le can depend upon revenue derived from commercial broAdcAsss. Hf sta. tons, were Co turn down sponsored brOaacasts to make room for every organization requesting time, their very means of existence would soon end. So, let's be fair about this thing, and not let our peFsonal eeel- lngS make HS appear unreaSon. able.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-04

Attendance ss per cent.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-04

Following his bad race on sat. urdAy, when he appeared to have beoken down, Sun Fighter, from the D. J. Donovan stable, was des. tfoyed.--Merie Simmons sent his old favoflte Roy T to the Methuen Vacation Farm for 6 long rest. Q
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-01
Mrs. Emery Girard
First Winner in
Bonus Contest

-drs. Emery Girard. 467 Holt
avenue, Thursday received a $5
check from the PCst-Press as win
lier Of the first Silver Bonus con-
test award.
Mrs. Girard had read Of the con-
test and was able to answer the
questions but could not claim the
additional SIS offered in the contest
because she not possess a sales slip
from one of the stores cooperating
ir the contest.
The remaining SIS will be added
to next weeks total to boost the
contest award to $35 on May 7.
Mrs. Girard came to Ell Centre
from San Francisco in 1906 for her
health and has become a valley
booster. She has subscribed to the
Post-Press for more than 20 years.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-01
IMPERIAL VALLEY PRESS, Ell CENTRo, CALF.
Police Fines Here
In Sharp Increase

Fines collected at El Centre 20
lice headquarters during April were
almost exactly six times the amount
collected during April of 1910, the
monthly police report showed
Thursday
General fines totaled $1O67 and
traffic fines $252. This was COM
pared with $95 in general fines
collected a year ago and $125 in
traffic assessments.
In 1899 the total was 1921, in
1888 SAB, in 1897 1884 and in 1896
S677.
Arrests totaled 116 during April
with drunkenness and peace disturb
ance, as usual, leading the list OF
crimes. Prisoners hailed from %
states and SIX foreign countries.
Eighty-five persons were certified
tc the Salvation Army for shelter
and aid during the month, 81 men,
Il women and l3 children.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-01
Miner Killed as
Result Of Strike

scheduled to 60 on strike TODAY.
Unorganizad miners III Nevada
county threatened to strike today
at Idaho Maryland, New BrurF-
wick, Golden Center and Lava Car
mines but tie mine workers pro-
tectivc league, which holds a con-
tract, said picket lines would be
disregarded and men ordered 70
work
Officials of the Lava Cap mine
said conferences have been set for
Monday with strike spokesmen.
The Independent miners seek
fiVe-day week at 81 per Gay instead
of the present six-day week at
$576 a day and time-and- half
for Saturday, Sunday or other over
time work. The demands followed
announcement of the companies
that provisions of the wages and
hours act would require slight
changes in working conditions.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-01
Imperial Valley Press

Esta atlished April 20, 1901
fIplishod every afternoon except
saturday and Sunday (Saturday
afternoon issue now succeeded
by the Sunday Post-Press, es-
tabiisheJ 1856 by the Imperial
valley Publishing company, 625
State street, FL Centre, Calf.
Paul Jenkins, publisher; A. c.
Johnston, vice-president and gen.
. eral manager; f. A. Fitzhugh,
secretary and managing editor.
West Holiday Co, Inc, National
Advertising Representatives.
Dutered at El Centro, California
post office as second class mat
tor.
Subscription rates: In California,
Be per copy.
In conjunction with the Post
Press tSundays), per month 75c;
paid in advance, months, $2.10;
months. $4.00; one year, $3.50;
outside California 81 90 per month.
nj e m b er. California Newspapsr
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-01
Masons TO Serve
Annual Dinner

Ell Centro lodge No. 384, F. and
AM. will serve its annual fish
dinner TO members and guests Sat
urday evening at CSC o'clock IL
the Masonic temple after which the
third degree of Masonry will be con-
ferred by Valley Forge lodge No.
SGT, Los hnge;eS Valley Forge
lodge is paying a visit to Imperial
Valley lodges all of whom will be
represented at the banquet.
81 Centro lodge will also confer
q degree at the meeting Monday
night, 7:30 O'Clock, Masonic temple.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-01

Black enameled
metal kit. Pint
size vacuum bot
tie with extra
strong filler
Save 29c Dollar
Day!
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-01

GRASS VALLEY, Cal, May
CUF) Closing of the Idaho
Maryland's bullion gold mine il
the face of strike threats by un-
organized miners yesterday resulted
In the accidental death of Phi
Folck, 56-year-old foreman.
Folck was killed when hit by al
ore car while removing a pump
from the underground level, pre-
paratory to the closing. 1t was the
final shift CT the last day for Folck
His son, Lyle Folck, was killed L
years ago by a premature blast IN
the Golden Center mine.
The mine was closed on grounds
it could not operate profitably oil
the 81 per day. five day week de-
manded by the 60 men who Were
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-01
EX-POLICEMAN HELD
ON LARCENY CHARGE

SEATTLE, May (UP)-Frank H
Clear, former Reno policeman. was
held tooay tor trial OF a grand lar
ceny charge brought by his wife
He was bound to superior court
after justice court hearing. Mrs
Clear said her husband appropriat-
ed Sl425 of her money to his privats
uses, and then disappeared.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-01

Outing jug. Reg.
priced l.39. One
gal. cap. Porce-
lain interior
Washable. Cork
insulated.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-01
Actor Flayed for
Radical Leaninus

WASHINGTON, May /. iUPD
--Rep. Leland M. Ford, R., Calf.
charged on the house floor yes
terday that Melvyn Douglas. movie
star and friend of President Roose-
Velt, had not accepted an honorary
military commission in California
ON account of his conmunistic ac-
tiVltles and associations"
- II nope that everyone who ever
sees sees MIN on the screen will always
remember that he is a great de-
Iehaer OF Harry Bridges" Ford
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-01

Sears own Chal-
lenge sandwich
toaSter. Nickel
plated top, black
Baked-On enam-
ell base. Steel
grids.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-01
: SENATE DENIES REVERSAL
OF LIQUOR RULING

SACRAMENTO, May l. UP. =
The senate by vote of 1924 late
today refused reconsideration of the
vote by which it adopted a bill by
Assemolymen Harold Sawallisch and
Hugh. M, Burns permitting the
Berkeley Elks club TO sell liquor
within q mile of the University OF
California campus.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-01

Some of the tools in this
group have sold for as
much as 2.19' Complete
your assortment at this
sensational M a y Sale
price ST each!
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-01

Craftsman Hammers!
Dunlap H a n d Saws!
Fulton Planes! Dunlap
Anger Bit Braces! AM
Der Handle Wood CHS
els-very rugged!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30
ENJOY Makes Protest

The Nazi ultimatum. repeatedly
delivered by German Minister Vik-
tor Won Heeren TO Foreign Minis
ter Momcillo Nincic Saturday af-
ternoon. was said TO have de-
manded immediate satisfaction
meaning an apology and punish
ment Of the perpetratQrs-for the
public burning of a picture of
Chancellor Hitler and the tramp
ling Of a Swastika flag in Bel
grade.
This incident was allegedly COM
mitted during the anti-AXiS
demonstrations in Belgrade Thurs
day following the coup that morn
ing which placed the SimoVic
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30
Report on Bombing

"Our naval aircraft units and
the Royal Air Force carried out
attacks. the results of which are
as yet unknown.
Greek naval forces are taxi
ing part in these operations.
Further information will be
issued as soon as available"
A couple of hours later the part
played by warplaneS in this his
tory-making action was disclosed
in an air ministry communique
saying:
Royal Air Force bombers at
tackled enemy warships in the
Ionian Sea yesterday.
They hit two cruisers and
one destroyer. Heavy bombs fell
on one cruiser which stopped in
its course. emitting black and
yellow smoke"
Heavy loss of life was believed
incurred among the italian naval
officers and men under the violent
pounding of massive British shells
and bombs.
Early in the evening a second
admiralty communique stated:
Further information on the
naval battle in the eastern
Mediterranean is not yet avail
able.
Rats, containing Italian sur
vOrs, were reported seen this
~
ct may therefore be assumed
that at least one Italian ship
has been sunk"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30

Saturday morning before return
ing TO hand the foreign minister
the ultimatum note he received
from Berlin in the afternoon, What
time limit Germany fixed was
not known. but Germans and Ital-
ians were expected 10 be out Of
Belgrade within two or three days.
Reports were current that pa 4
pers were already being destroyed
at the German legation in Bel
grade. usually prelude to diplo-
matte rupture.
(The National Broadcasting
Corporation said its Belgrade
correspondent had reported by
radio telephone that Red Cross
and air defense units were in
structing people throughout
YugoSlavia on protective meas
ureS and that YTgoslay tanks
were still stationed on the
streets of Belgrade.)
A sign that the government was
attempting to placate the Axis
was seen in repeated broadcasts
by the official Yugoslav radio. de-
claring that reports abroad tend
ing 10 disturb our relations with
our neighbors are categorically
denied" and adding:
Foreigners who In the future
transmit such news will he sub
ject to expulsion"
This warning apparently re-
ferred 10 rumors published abroad
Friday that the Simovic cabinet
already had notified Germany ii
could not fulfill the Axis pact.
1t was denied that martial law
had been established in Yugo-
slavia. Army reservists, mean
while. flocked 10 the colors under
a total mobilization call.
AS the crisis neared its climax.
unconhrmed reports said secret
general staff talks were being held
among military leaders of Britain,
YugoSlavia. Turkey and Greece.
cat lStanbul political quarters
reported there were signs of
-clnSnr- cooperation between ! IT,
goslavia and Russia)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30
Hudson TO Build
Air Engine Parts

The Hudson Motor Car Com
pany Saturday announced the
signing of a contract to produce
several million dollars worth Of
pistons and rocker arm assemblies
for the new Wright 2,000-horse-
power Cyclone airplane engines.
The motor parts will be pro-
duced in one wing of the Hudson
plant in Detroit, A. r. BART
president of the company, said.
Preparations for the project have
been under way for the past fiva
months, hut il will be several
months before tooling and install
lation Of machinery IS completed