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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-27
Bill Sewell
Goes 10 Hill

nh sewsli will tsks the mound
tonlEht 10 start the Tseems
Truckers on the victory trad fel.
lowing last nights $ - defeat 81
the hands Of Exsrsst rileheeks 81
Athletic paFk.
Everett ssas . nee pitcher 70
the mound. ous Charles Sorton
snd the stranger limited the
Trucks n three hieSs. enc NJ
which. . single ~ John hslreY N
the eighth. drive IN the only Ia
coma tally
Ths ftiehscks banged eai
- hit. bat eel, snsfea tes
e~rs.d usas eft sse combined
effe<inas ~ Aartas 0rp~it
and Marian Felt
rockingham Bells wlli - the m
ssdsrs tonight with Hsnt0n ksros
ztorming in to town On Friday
evening
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-27
Sacs Bopped

HOLLYWOOD saeramsnto's
Cardinals dropped their second
game In = row ~ the Hollywood
stars last night In = startling re
yersal Of the form they showed
earlier this month when the ssna-
tors took seven straight from the
TWinks.
Hiram Bithorns four hit pitch
ing gave Hollywood IL J 10 win
and Tony Freitas VAS charged
with the defeat the crippled Cards
used Catcher Jim erik Al nrst
base IN place n Jack sturdy. on
the injured list with Third Base
man Don Gutterldge. Gnlk has
been out for several weeks with :
broken thumb
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-27
Old Diamond
Aces Serious
Georgia Peach In
Uphill Victory
CHESTNUT Hill. Mass.

CHESTNUT HILL. Mass - A
brief record Of Ty Cobb's triumph
over Babe Ruth in their first clash
On the golf links was inscribed
today on a silver trophy donated
by the movie star. Bette Davis.
But the bare chronology offers
scsnt evidence Of events surround
ing the meeting of two or base
balls immortsls before probs bly,
ire most unusual gallery that ever
bsmped a golf course.
The trophy tells that Cobb
defeated Ruth. 8 and Z, In an
1s-hole match at Common
wealth Country club for the
benefit Of the Golden Rule
farm for boys at Franklin.
n. III.
II fails to present the picture
o. the famed southpaw rivals
trudging the e,240-yard course
under a broiling sun followed. by
1000 assorted golf lovers. baseball
fans, women and children.
Yelping dogs and crying babies
added to yesterdays good-natured
Confusion ss marshals strove to
check the surging crowd behind
bamboo poles.
SERIOUS BUSINESS
Front-porch sitters in nearby
houses supported the throng with
shouts Of "Over the fence. Babe"
and Show him how to do IT, Ty."
For Ruth and Cobb. it was seri-
Gus business. The old competitive
instinct that gained them fame
In the golden era of sports famed
again. They exchanged few words
along the course.
The once fiery Cobb, now
slightly mellowed nj 81, toured
the testing par 70 layout In
81 strokes, two less than the
FORMER sultan or swat VINO
blasted out the all-time mark
Of so home runs with his
booming bat.
Cobb showed a splendid putting
touch. Though outdriyen on every
hole, he used his irons and putter
with telling effect TO terminate
the match on the 18th hole which
he halved with a par three. They
shook hands and then played the
last two holes for the crowd
They renew their battle tomor-
row at Fresh Meadow. Flushing,
~. Y, and may play a third
match in Detroit at later date
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-27
S0rT BALL

Nsnssrnen led Transfers twice
Hsrs ted twice. then brehs suay
70 "a lead IN the fifth inning and
finally ehohsd of = seventh and
last inning rally b. Transfers 70
sln. 20 I and stay within I've
fuii gamss ~ fret place ~ the
city lsaKus race
Transfers started with eight
men and played their eest ball u
ths ssason Sith ths shofthsndsd
club A ninth msn appeared later
10 finish the contest on ihs Mo
kinlsy No. , diamond but u rsa
tao late snd they we're eliminated
from tha f3rNG plars fsrs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-27
Major Leaders

SD So - Juantl,1 AtelsttEa ~
ssiisF YANKEES - HlfAeiasn. Guss
Sass baf4sa - krlisf raHfses
- 1sfs Tdasfs - ~ aste1n fuas
" DMEaaie faEsasa - ratl1s
49, 80 g rufH 49, 80 s.
hans Diaessis ra1k~ss q ~.
80 e. Mas.rs c4fd5uais BE- Asnk
css1a ~
llits nesth fddtauE - DlAsaale
YaEsssa ~ fisiasntes fafdtaata -
Ffasas s3Hslasfs - cfaaaef. Hsns-
tfFs a
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-27


ena sewer via
ne NA So
0eU8 80
"a - Sesssr-
daY when ne
Hsd So aW<a
= Ia uelesr
ever tie Cisxe
ard fasuaHs -
sa~k ihe funs
eut - fl9st
place n ne
A - : re -
league
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-27
Middendorf
Wins Another

Bert Middendorf. Bremsfton's
ace pitcher. turned In another out
standing performance IN the
Northwest league last night AZ the
ieague-leadlnR Cruisers banked
Olympia 90.
Middendorf struck out IA men
and gave Up only five hits.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-27
Jack Lohre
Tops Pinmen
Shoots 624 Score
In Known League
CRoSSToWN IFAGtE
AIANnINLa

South Tacoma howiers are n
first place in the cresstown league
as a result Of weekly play IN the
circuit which saw the Southenders
take two games from sixth Ave.
nue. while the Coliseum boys. who
had held the lead since the start
OF the campaign Is weeks age,
dropped three games To the Puyal-
lup team.
Jack Lohre. anchor man on the
X street Recrestions, rolled ga
for the high total Of the weekly
session. lie started with 2s6. high
single Of the week. and continued
on with iTa and 1p9.
Billy Reid. absent for many
weeks from the south Tacoma
lineup, returned and aided the
new league leaders with . all
total. Other high marks In
eluded Carl Millers sa7.
=. Prather's sol. sss scores ny
Primo Artoe and Art Torger-
son. Glenn Boyer's sss. Men
Fishers $40 and = SIS total
Nv smoky Joe" F1jalka.
John Fijalka held his lead among
the Crosstowners, increasing his
average for the season 10 is6 for
as games. Buster Crabb retained
second place with 1s4. and Primo
Artoe jumped into q tie with Sam
Coles for third position, each with
an average Of is2.
South Tacoma turned in q 27s7
team total to win the weekly cash
prize. Reds 61l and Artoe's $50
gave the team a lot OF wood to
work on.
Next weeks schedule brings
all teams TO the n street dis
trict. Coliseum meets Broad
way and Puyallup tackles
Ruston on the Play Nor al
leys. X street Recreation ".
South Tacoma and Play Nor
Va. sixth Avenue are listed
for X Street Recreation alleys.
Individual averages 10 date are
John Fijalka 1856. Buster Crabh
1874. Primo Artoe 1872. Sam Coles
1872, Billy Reid ISL. Howard Ken
needy ISL. Bill Leftwioh $50
s. Prsther $50. ocky seidelman
17e. Glenn Boyer 1T. Left Jensen
1T. Jack Lohre 17e. Bill Hurlbui
IT'S. Byron Huff IT'S. Berry Left
witch IT'S, Carl Miller 175. Ken
Fisher ia. Jerry Receconi l74
Bob Thiel 174. Bill streater f74
Frank Whitman IT'S. George Fix,
173, Art Torgerson i7s.
Fat Person 173. Al Kruse 172
Leonard juicy 172. Vic kancianief
172. Cecil Barker 172. Al Baker
172. George Coleman i72. Howard
Murphy III. Kenneth Mcdonald
III. Joe Kendzier III. Fred Carl.
son III. Len Peltler III. Rennis
Crowell III. Lee Garrison 40. liza
Brown 40. Tell Pagni los. Ray
Niehaud 1877. Glenn Collins 1877
sharkey Lowell 1877. Bill othlci
1876. Nick Strike 1913. George Gel.
Ter 1872, Bus Mykland 1872. Joe
Brezicha isl. Grover Thomas 100
The scores.
1anasTnWN IEAa4N
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-27

Ths psofmsn asfssssa Co D.
safh oasftsFmsstsr - - last
night in siada<tfisi
Aofibsii lssEns play. hDinsF snd
caFr.i worked Tor ina lnssFs. hll.
Ter ard Jaeohsan fof ire uinnsns
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-27
Poggie Club
Derby Sunday
MunY Entered In
ls4l Competition

Everything = - ~ ne annual
rasxis eiun sslmon asFey 81 Tolni
Defiance
AaHs thar 10 have sntsfed -
date ard sntrtss stli ~ ser~rt~d
me ia staftlnx time. Nhlrh 10 aaYs
ufAt Sunday 81 ths roaHt
ciuh officials snauuscs faek
Mack. state fisheries department.
representative N Taennaa. has a.
fsFed ~ bat sna services
Numerous rrtsss are offered
the first three being government
defense eoad. - tioa. 80 sna tsa
dissemination.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-27
Acorns Win

OAKLAND Oakland hung = .
70 ; defeat On san Disgo last night
behind tbs sight pitching u George
barrow and b taxing advantage
- Padre miacuss Ths Arsrns
scored three runs in the first
inning. tso coming shen George
Mcdonald. fret bassmsn. thrsN
the ball sasy after fielding :
hunt Johnny Jensen eioatsd =
homer for san Diego In ths sisth
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-27

summary aHuna feapouethls fni
Norton ! Oppsit hits Ell opnslt
~ Ia innings Fsif | II ! lHninue
stgaan out. ~ MORTON ~ oppeit
bass ga balls. eff hoftou upt4it
J. slid pits Assl oppsit. Hpfton
ksa4att 10 TAeona . taes naas hlts
nfooka IaSsfiSh aessii runs hattsa
10 foFaTith ) hfueka villa MI
fDf sAfffias fsHss stssisn naasa.
nalzsF fAsla wills , fnilsfs<su
anuhis plays Alrof - Nias - :
fullsfseui iSssfeih 70 naftsfis tine
! - uapifss. btsfs ana Nsishhoss
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-27
Juniors Open
League Play

The Lincoln BIS opened their
junior league season successfully
yesterday on the Jefferson play
field when they defeated the JEFF
ferson Chiefs by the close score Of
2 10 /.
Graham. the winning pitcher for
the BB's. hurled two-hit hall and
struck out Is Chief hattera. Eddie
Crooks blasted out the only tao
hits off his slants and was re-
warded after the game when his
teammates hurled him In the JEFF
ferson swimming pool. clothes and
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-27
Bowling
sTMNIIR INDrsIRIAL

/. Evsnslch last night led the
Coliseum summer Industrial
league with games u z0i, l7s ana
ls1 for = ss5 total Bill Dsisnnsr
substituting FOR Wiklunds rolled
les 100 and 200 for = ssf Bin
Lsr~n with his zis single was
high.
The Fspsfs Hsfs tsEFE into camp
b. ths hustnnitss fhus nHkinK ; ons
- "a difference tn ~ saFus iraa
stln nsid ~ fhs Papers fHf Afrs-
diths jumped out ~ tEs osilsf ~
taxing four from tnf Wasslsfs aHa
tns H0nafrns arr NlEiuncs changed
places amen fhs AlElunrs slpls
four
Wlklands z1ss ~ Huusfaha 1877
co. nigh lsissusf 100 sna SO
Aefsdifhs aDa1 80 Hhsftfra 1871
10 hisn Lsrssn ais sHd tzl
Papers 1919 TO- pzfton 11Ss 80.
hlzh. EFsnalfn zct and tss
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-27

summary t@ssins pitcher ffsites
innings pitched. b. pfsitAa 7 a. bet
of ffsftas 81 runs scored. OF Ffeitaa
runs fespousibis fm. Freitas
u thorn 2 bsses en- oais off bithof d
. gapliuEsf , STRUCK out ~ Ffeltas
l. BitnDfu O. left on bssss aaafas
Heata hoiiYsassd > thFea bass hit
Martin sacrifice. DapDef stoisn nase
Endicett runs hstted To- noassF
lhalt Martin Adams doubIs piaF.
schuits - Hoover - herman
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-27
ats Babe Ruth at Golf, 3 and z
Four-Siar Golf
Matches Billed

COLUMBUS. o.-Speetatorx a
the third and quarter-final rounds
Of the t4th annual national inter
collegiate golf tournament toda,
watched a show that rated -four
stars for IS many top-noteh at.
fractions. They werv:
/. A sun-flushed. confident
southerner-M edalist Ear Stewart
Of Louisiana State who xinees
every time he takes a fun swing
because Of reoently-hroken collar
bone. removed from a cast last
week.
? Two dark horses Cary
Middlecoff Of Mississippi and Dan
Carmichael of Princeton.
3. A smooth -swinging.
straight-shootine defe n ding
champion, y. Dixon Brooke Of
Virginia.
4. Each member Of the
Stanford quartet which won
the team championship sur
viycd the initial two rounds 10
grab four of the rs places for 8
the third round of match play
this morning.
Survivors on the first two
rounds Of sudden death" competi-
ton at the Ohio State university
course were distributed evenly
among far western. eastern. south
ern and mid-western universities.
Each section had four.
stanford's big four CAPITA N
Berl. Charles Finger. Ray
Brownell and Dee Replogle rep
resent the far west.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-27

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sEu funk--it spess - taez<h
lsfty drew = zu&HE = szhi<ss ~
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there tFimmlaa the soFaeFs - -
nossea NJ aes sflsf - Yssf< n
ne ~ tlass nins z~<<ees ~ilh
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-27

In the other league game played
at Mckinley. the Mckinley Croft
ers stole a to 8 victory from the
Ferry BottlerE
In the eighth inning. with the
crofiers at bat and two out. Dean
Pitseh was hit by = pitched ball.
lie stole second and third bases on
two successive pitches. On the
third successive pitch he broke for
home and slid IN safely with what
proved 10 be the winning run.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-27

To settle the duel that began after
series Of cross-eountry chal-
lenges.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-27
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czss hfts Dllsxa bol Dlnn Hlaesg
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cog Dsrron - csnroy ~ Dunn
faIrT - Fi7nsF - Dunn flnrs. -
1mpifss. Fznnlns ana Ds5fs1-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-27
CHALLENGE MATCH

A challenge match between m
Sixth Avenue Bowling Center
womsn'E team and tbe csfdirsiifs
quintet q ne Top Notch issEus
resulted in fDtr-pin msrEin - ne
Sixth aVenusrs ne score sas
Sixth aRen.s 1850. csrcinaiitss
z054 scfateh.
kine osi - the isn women Nefs
lr the 500 and over oEscEHt HszrlY
~ aHf Grsf Heaf Saatsfa efafs
Eknpstsr looH hsgn scofs honefs sith
at lossi-
Result q ~ X - Recreation
nnlgec leaEuf sefe Eancfss 1919 ~.
Buecsnsffs asss a. TrrtnEs 1Dtt
- rlfftes 1878 90 Nonfns EiEh
sinEif Ksfflesn cBrlsn iss 90
nrFns hiah fsftss kErxafst Fsnsr
40 Mfns hiRn anaif RFfreN
EArchot. Is7 and sefiss sz1.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-27

; Hatfsd for s6aisl 10 sishth
. nstted Tot Freitas ~ eiNnth
Ran TOT NletFafsf IN ninth
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-29
Abner A. Dunn Dies
Here at Age Of 81

Abner Alexander Dunn. 80, resi-
dent of FL Centre for 25 years. died
Sunday morning after a long illness.
Funeral services We're scheduled
at the Lemons chapel in FL Centro
at . pm. Tuesday with the Rev.
Mr.. j. A. Jones, retired Nazarena
minister and the Rev. Mi. Hayden
Sears. pastor Of the First Methodist
church, officiating at the rites.
Dunn was born in Alabama. For
many years he was a merchant III
TeXarkana, Ark. After he arrived
in Imperial Valley he engaged in
the ranching business. He retired
several years ago because Of III
health. He was active in the Baptist
church most of his lilr.
His survivors are his wife, MIS-.
Addie Dunn; four daughters. Mis-.
Juanita He'll, Mrs Mamie Cougar,
and Mrs. Sidney Lee. all Of FL Cen
tro, and Mrs. Grace Smith of San
Diego: one son, H. A. Dunn of
Hot Springs, Ark; nine grand-chil-
dlen and three great grandchildren.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-29
Dutch Fio|hi Back
al Parachufists

BATAVIA, MEL. Dec. % up
Dutch de1en5e forces today Wei t
reported battling strongly to crusl
a Japanes2 parachute invasion o
strategic Sumatra while Dutcl
bombs blasted an enemy transport
md 4 cruiser and shot down |:
enemy plane oil the nortn coast
G. BOmc0
ClncIal reports lrcm the Sumatr,
front. where the japanese bombcl
Medan airport and dropped para
troops in an effort 10 cut off tho
western approach tC Singapore
were lacking but unofficiaily it was
said that the Dutch were making
progress against the invaders.
The Japanese units landed from
big transports near M1dan Wer
uEable to better their position, thest
reports said but it was not l;noWl
whether tkeir position, these re-
ports said. but it WaG not known
whether attempts were being made
to reinforce them either by air o.
sea.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-29
Slip ofLip May
Sink Ship, Warning

les ANGELES. Dee. %. Up
RecGa5 attack, cn melchan, ships
Of ine California cast have made
il evident III. he Japanese knov
iQo mrcn q DO II American ,hil.
movements, Capt Richard Is Colt
man. o5mmauuau. : the naval op-
1ratir.s bust It tue nurHJr. saG
'oda%.
IL u-ed al. aze.aea.s. p,rjicu!a.-
y taos" "h.ac WI; III the harb)r
ar-a '-!y..a th.m Enow4cdtc OF
aas.s5.ae actlvltlce. % refrain Gloa.
tiseGs II. ne ia.r'2nauon.
a'.p. g.. Ia aIo.ma,au. =,
pa.=fsa e1 ia "entaehsug on -.
attaa... a-1Nns' l. 5 US els. i.
..C,541'sr.% -0.s!@ad By enelu5
-e...s ..d tl;h col4mnist> iron.
lc.ta.sa'."". r.aiah .her initiate
>. et.s.t4. III p@b.4c places"
= II. Of uo up ma. sink :
lip. Cc.tm.u warned. That
.s.f"l.F chap may tel 4 Jap"
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-29
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understanding.
CHINA-ChineSe troops south o.
the Milo river we're fighting III i
sna"Stlrm to cheek 1 strong Japa-
nese offensive toward Changsha.
The people OF Manila were defiant
Of Japanese bombing attacks anG
calling for retallatorr raids on jap
an. American and Filipino forces
in the field were putting up srou8
battle against heavy odds.
Tokyo claimed tElt the drives Cn
LuZou and MalaYa were upproach-
las 4 peak and said III propaganda
broadcasts that il was hoped TO
complete both operations by New
Year'S-an apparently eXrava2ant
boast.
The japanese also said that theH
would continue to bomb militia, J
cbjectives in and around Manila
fegM dlesS Of the I. S. declaration
that - is an open cItE and that al.
military objrctlHes have been de-
StrCyed or Withdrawn.
EnEN IN MOSCOW
Dispatches from London and Mos
COW revealed that Foreign Secretal%
Anthony Eden and Premier josef
Stain had concluded an extensive
series OF conferences. parallel to
those of Churchill and Roosevelt
in washington.
Eden also inspected the Russian
front and was reported 10 have beer
impressed by the great suffering OF
German troops and the confidence
of Soviet officers. He held five long
conferences with Stain and it va
reported that an identity Of views
vas achieved on all war strategy
questions and that an exhaustive
exploration Of postwar problems
vas also undertaken.
The British went into action il
western Europe oH a large scais
=. me first time III w,C;5.
A dalinq nuisance raid was car
ilcG on, against the Norwegian coast.
L MAS directed a. the islands OF
Waagaoe and Maa.0%, between b.
Gen and KystiaGsund. The Islands
W5It described Il, an assembly pom.
tcr Mpments u the arctic front
III Russia. The British destroyvs
German and Quisliag iorcc> on thc
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-29
License Plates
Arriye on FRIDAY

TM" l942 automobile, truck ant
.ai!eg liz In plates will be avail
eblc FRIDAY - highway patrol head
quarters II Imperial avenue anC
Main street, f Ccntro.
NJ cards will be mailed oWLer
his year. Inc 4mcunt that
ua !, typed III the lower corner
+ WNIte registrations slips helt
py oil aWncla.
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-.oad0a"gfal. tor 15t2 plates must
i5n' -. 1871 white Slip and the
49,. lAcln. f}s'd on the sip, o..
g.. mir enec.;. Z bank or poslaI
:..l... asses. No personal check
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Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-29
RufaE BIaCk0ut
S'YsieBs Perfected

Arrl.@ela"Hl@ TO BLACK cut tht
W;l area, 4 Imperial county near
q corp o:.ea &lUd--.
E.aG:1.a @srden- we've being ap-
.binrcd Il IL area by Earl V &
Norfn0P aaG Deputy Sheriff Rob
u PH1is. @olE'Ae unuer directlCr.
rem ihrriH R9pnl. ". Ware, haac
Il tup b.aes.af committee in tn;
cG'llN.
W. layt II .YstCm about per-
: ctcd Hoaaeop .@id and expect
j, Hlll +. - ready 10 function
uhtu needed"
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-29
Air School Goes
70 Arizona Town

and is being rushed to a rapid con-
elusion. The field was made neces-
sary by a war department order
which prohibited any civilian from
flying within $50 miles of the Pacific
coast.
1t was understood that the Scott
flying service of Long Beach is
having the field leyeled and will
operate the school.
About half a dozen training planes
were expected to be flown to the
field from the Long Beach head
quarters of the school and several
Yuma planes moved there SO the
owners may comply with the war
departments order regarding fly
ing within $50 miles of the Pacific
coast.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-29
SACRAMENTO MAN
ON CHAIN GANG

Harold j. Ewing, IL, who says he
is a newspaper reporter from Sac
lamento, was given three days work
as a city employe Monday Ewing,
with bedroll that contained just
about everything but a typewriter
was arrested for imbibing. and fined
Sc by Polio Judge Lee Nufter. He
was broke So he was sent TO the
municipal chain gang for three
days.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-29
Child Recreation
Continues Here

Recreation programs are in order
at Fl Centre schools throughout the
Christmas vacation.
Supervisors will be on duty every
afternoon from l pm. to pm.
except Saturday, Sunday and New
Years day. The usual Saturday
molning schedule, 9 am. until noon,
will be followed. Wilson school shop
will be open from 10 am. until noon
Tuesday, Wednesday. Friday, and
saturday The model airplane group
Will meet IN the shop from pm,
until 2:&O pm. Wednesday and FRI
day.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-29
WeIders Withdraw
All Picket Lines

OAKLAND. Cal Dec %. up
Il spokesman for United Brotherhood
Of Wvldcrs, on strike At East Bay
GclcHsn plant, said today picket
llncs nave been withdrawn perma-
I"GLtly There has been no picket
IN since last Wednesday,
Ihc spokesman for the indepen-
Gont union sad future policy would
lr dcrcrmlacG at mass meeting
tonight.
san Francisco local quit the strike
lat week East Bay locals, however
remained ON strike" at Todd-Cali-
lolMia. Richmond Shipbuilding and
o'Lrr shipyards and defense plants.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-29
Scanning
News Horizon
DRUNK DRIVERS
FINED $50 EACH

Two El Centrans pleaded guilty
before Police Judge Lee Nuffer to
driving while drunk Monday, and
were fined $50 each They were
Adams Baker, 43, and Barney Four
ong31.
Baker had been arrested by Of
ficer Jack Tackett on the drunk
driving charge, and previously sent
cnced to 25 days III city jail in lieu
of a $50 fine. He escaped from the
work gang. and his trial Monday
morning was On the old charge.
Foliea Indicated they would file
a felony charge against him as a
result Of his escape