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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-19
Pre- Nupiial Entertaining Begins
For Miss Dorothy La Casa
Miss Stewart Enisrtsins 81 First Large Party fo'
Popular Brids-Eset; Busy Wssk Is Forecast

Since her marriage Il but three weeks away, parties
being rapidly planned honor Miss Dorothy la Casa be-
rohed OF Mr. James Mack koon First Of the larger parties
was the bridge supper which Mas Rosemary Stewart
the home OF her parents Mr. and Mrs Calvin stewart on
Friday evening.
On Tuesday Mr. and Mrs James Kerr have invited Miss
La Casa her ance and her aunt Mrs Perry Farhnrs for
dinner dinner party also planned for Thursday BY Mr.
and Mira. J. Philip simpson
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-19
Guest Day TO Be Held
Al AicklethwAif Home

Members of Mecca Club. daugh-
ters of the Nile and their guests
will be entertained Tuesday for
/ o'clock luncheon at the Five
Mile Lake home of Mrs. Harry
Micklethwait. Assisting hostesses
will be Mesdames A. w. Worm
wood. f. ]. Doherty. II. P. Grubbs,
Frank Hibbard and A. A. Camp
bell. Persons desiring transporta-
ton will meet at the Milwaukee
depot at 11:30 o'clock.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-19
Alpha Study Club 10
Close Year Monday

Members of Alpha Study club
will be entertained for their last
session this season on Monday
afternoon at the home Of Mrs.
w. p. Wagley. Es. s6th. Mrs.
Fred Brown will be In charge of
the book talk. following which
Mrs. e. T. Short will give a brief
review Of American Dream" by
Michael Foster.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-19
Bridge Luncheon TO Be
Given al Chat Club

Tacoma Yacht club auxiliary's
nautical bridge luncheon will be
held May rs in the clubhouse
Guests will wear Stacks or sport
attire for the informal occasion.
Luncheon is planned for / O'Clock.
Reservations are being made with
Mrs. Arthur halscky. Ga. 1926 or
Mrs. Gordon Wright. Ma. 4e37.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-19
1acomans Attend
Reception in Seattle

Mr.. John A. Arnold, new presi-
dent Of the Tacoma Americanism
Council and Mrs. Arnold, and Mrs.
Guy X. Llewellyn, secretary Of the
council, motored to Seattle Fri
day evening to attend the reception
for new citizens given by the
Americanism council Of Seattle for
81 am an American day" High
lights Of the evening were ad-
dresses by Judge Lloyd Black and
Stephen A. Chadwick.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-19
Colds Viii Entertain Nathan Lynn Home Sunday Afternoon
Miss Honvlez,
Mr.. Brady. Wed
Marriage Solemnised
Saturday ~ Scored Heart

Flowers. all in white. lined
the aisle Of Sacred Heart
church down which Miss
Helen Edith Honvlez came
on Saturday morning ~ lC
O'Clock q become the bride
of Mr.. William {. Brady. The
ceremony VAS performed by
the Rev. A. II. Allard and was
followed by a reception At the
home of the brides mother,
Mrs. II. V. Honvlez. Mr.. Brady
is the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. 4.
Brady.
The white flowers we're repeated
At tho altar where many tall tapers
burned Nuptial music. sung and
played by Miss Mary wetech and
Miss Frances koval. included an
Ave Maria and "Panis Angel
eus."
For her marriage the bride was
gowned in white satin fashioned
with fitted yeke bodice and sweet
heart neckhne on which was deli
cate flutine II had long taperine
sleeves and = slight train as well
The brides fingertip length veil
edged in lace. was held in place nv
beaded coronet. On her white
prayer book she carried orchids
Miss Margaret Gallagher was
the bridesmaid o. honor and wore
q green chiffon dress Her brides
maids were Miss Georgiana RAder
and Miss Florence schwarz Of Sc
attic. The attendants carried mixed
spring blossoms and wore coronets
OF flowers with net matching their
pastel gowns.
Mr.. Brady was attended by Mr..
Vernon Champagne and the ushsrr
were Messrs. Francis Honvlez. and
Leo Connors
Two hundred fifty guests were
received at the Honviex home after
the ceremony. Mrs. Honvlex vel.
coined them IN q blue lace dress
and hrs Brady wore q blue and
white ensemble. Both had earde-
mia corsages
White flowers were used in the
home also. centering the COLLATION.
table was the maltese cross wed
ding cake. about which flowers
were arranged. Pouring were Mrs
r. de Lap of Kelso. Mrs. J. A. Ben.
shoot Of Seattle. Mrs. Charles Har.
vey and Mrs. w. TAFT
Miss Kay Honvlex. sister Of the
bride. who came north from sar
Diego for the ceremony. cut ths
wedding cake. Miss Frances Kova
was In charge Of the guest booI
and Mrs. A. o. Hagen the gif
table.
Assisting in the dining room
were Misses Viola MArIcA. Ruth
Schroeder, Nora Gallagher. Sally
Gallagher. Georginis Burcar. An
selin Grubiss, Mary Broz and Bar
bara Dickinson.
The Bradys have gone east for q
fortnight and will be at home here
when they return. For travelling
the bride wore q print dress with
navy and white accessories.
Mrs. Brady IL a st. Leo's gradu-
ate and Mr.. Brady of lincoln. Both
are active Cardinal club members
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-19

The Mothers eiub q Frsdsriek
Ksat0r chapter - DsMoay VIII
szsst for lts regular nesting Mon
day evening a tas home q ths
pTsai1snt. Mrs n n. Waldrep.
asa 10 Thompson ave Assist-
Ing POSSESSES vii b. Mrs.. L. Clark
and Mrs.. Frank Baker
ne boys ~ the chapter are
being tns guests of Tscob3t
Grotto tns sane sveninF a. tns
Masonic tsmpis. ~ N and 81
Hsisns ave where they wiii ca
snplify ths degrees Of ths ordsr.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-19
Mrs. Lssiherwood VIII
Be Hostess tuesday,

Mrs. William Leatherwood will
open her home At 40z4 No. 35th
TO members Of Libra study Tues
day afternoon Ars. Jennie Gregg
will have the topic. "Brazilians-
Dwellers in Argentine and Chile. I"
Mrs. J. G. Carlson win review
white Cliffs Of Dover by Alice
Dusr Miller.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-19
Son Born 10 Csrinos

Mr. and Mrs. Ernie carino are
receiving congratulations On Tn
birth Of . daughter. Martens
Karen. at 81 Jossph's hospital
Ths baby's grandparents are Mr..
and Mrs. nichssi carino and Mr..
and Mrs. c. ssgreu.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-19
Receive Conersiulsiions on
Birth Of DAUGHTER

Mr.. and Mrs c. NJ Fjetiand
announce the birth Of = daughter
May 4 at Tacoma General hospital.
The little girl. who has been
named Karen Marie. IL being well
coined by brother. William.
Grandparents are Mr.. and Mrs.
William McDougall and Mr.. and
Mrs. X. ]. Fjetland.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-19
Col. and Mrs. Warren
Entertaining House Guests

Enroute TO California from Fort
Wayne Indiana Miss Marguerite
Carruthers and Miss Pauline Hill
are guests OF their cousins. 1t. Col.
and Mrs. Paul Warren Of the
Lewis apartments.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-19
Guests in Tacoma
From Port Angeles

Mrs. J. S. Roarke and her son
Terry of Port Angeles, have been
recent house guests Of Mrs.
Roarkes sister. Mrs. c. r. Homer.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-19
Brown Home
Opened for Tea


Another I<rx< +. for -
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riv<a On Saturday sft>Fneor
from Z Until 3 o'rln<k - -
wv. |. nv~n residences. <5uI
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|of the hou<<, Mis- Pat. enter
tanning. Nth - nafA1ra
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and striped co<tuu piqu<. -
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-19
Juniors 10 Present
Carnival Saturday

Everything is in readiness for
.Kounty Karnival," annual Charity
Bazaar TO be presented by the
Junior B'nai Birth Girls Auxiliary
Saturday evening at s o'clock at
the Talmud Torah synagogue.
Miss Mary Eastern is general
chairman of the affair. assisted by
Miss Adelyn Meier. The following
members are working on com
mittees: Misses Bluma Eovikoff.
Josephine Kleiner. Beatrice suss-
man, Beverly Goddard, Esther
Goldberg. Edith Brodsky, Marjorie
Franks. Doris Schneider and Goldis
Coleman
A fun evening Of dancing. re
freshments, games Of skill IL
planned for all who attend.
Past Guardian Neighbors Of Ia
coma circle, keighbors Of Wood
craft, will meet in Eagles hall for
practice al 1870 o'clock Monday
afternoon The regular session will
Be held at s p. m. the same day
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Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-10
Jenkins. Angott
Bout Replaced

NEW YORK, Oct. 10 CUP) -
A non-title, l0-round match be-
tween welter weight champion Fred
die Cochrane and young Ray Rob-
inson of New York in Madison
Square Garden on Oct. 81 has re-
placed the scheduled fight between
Lew Jenkins and Sammy Angott,
Promoter Mike Jacobs said today.
The Jenkins -Angott bout, a 15-
round title fight for the light
weight championship of the world,
was postponed until Dec. 10 by a
ruling of the New York state box
ing commission. The National Box
ing association recognizes Angott as
lightweight ruler while the New
York body accords title recognition
to jenkins,
Robinson, slender Harlem Negro,
is unbeaten in "a professional fights.
Both he and Cochrane, recent con-
queror of jenkins, must weight las
pounds or less for their bout.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-10
SpCE g0k1~ w EE0C CE
Serop 10 be Close

Tho f Ccn'ro SPAR. @.t .asl
the.r FRS ;c>t H. 81 a.... .- s..>
tced b} Impnra. Na.e a.sa..#
teams ton.th, y.ea .. ..... =
strong BsaWlcl ..eTas - t..e..s.# 9
end field
Some students @; - ..'.. -.
toward the spar:aas q. =.
winners. Dut o;hc. .as.. I...#
and mos: aI:r, -. 6.
CON is Il enulhlr,aa. 30.
Shtc;
BraWle} SAY. ..sa.... .....
ful eleven .-u....t N....... -.
lookeG bac Centre. .-.. .:....#.
OF pcW,e1u. c.s,0. s.u...-. ,-t.,.-
water but loo6tu auG ...e...
suf.eriuc .ram A..:.,~ C.,.-... -
suffering lnHI,~ ". ~.
weak. The o'h.r is -. ~. "...0
one IS pua@ ta, -..te =. V... p
haps the Only o..:tss.... . .y.=s
the two is John W. -. E~.a..@
spark plue. and s4.s .r..., ~.
probably ak tbs: aaf.s.j1c -.
the Wildcats So .se 90. n.9p...-
theory may be IL. -.
Naturally Professors S"clGo.
Louehborough Of B-a@.e@ ."c r.
leigh Holt o! e Cea..a Look -
ward to the com,ng 3..:.s W
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-10
n ] DAYS
OR .2 :" T S PARADE
By Harry Ferguson

practice is to keep he he.oe> in tic
same category as he iisht br.-
~,he.r@ not to reason VIII
their but to 10 and die"
But Stevens asked the heroo-.
Would they like a lieht schedule.
a tough schedule or a yorv extra
special touen schedule? Ike the
heroes they are tho heroes said
tAcy wanted the very, extra -specia.
tough schedule Tomorrow they
start getting it. You read il and
L the heroes weep: Taxas a. & NJ.
Sr-acyce. Holy Cross. Penn Sta,c
,.IlssoUi Tulane louch1 aad Ford
ian.
Tie only question before The
house when that .cHcdalc VAS coll-
p.eted was Whether the heroes eve"
would be on the winning enc once
thcT pot past their t|e opcnirl
bgeathcra. For a while, tneir chances
looked prottg eacd.
But suddenly the UHitea S.at.s
Army began . NOV . Haai@ nt"r-
est in som" 81 -" hc.oos Thcy w,.r
the right age. they we n,Mtlt
physical specimens and II liz, .oul1
fl2ht fight, heh: for dear al
y NY.U., VIII eouloHr thes ne.'
fIeAt. Igh. for Uncle san
The LUCK ot the draft decided thas
Uncle sam needed the men Wl"
Wcle bu!Warks iuss whore To"a.
a &, NJ. HITS hardest in the middlc
OF thc line.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-10
Comeback Week
For Coast Gridders

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. up
is comeback" week in the Pacific
rGaat conference football setup this
@ses,nd, with four teams out to
l. jVeM themselves and save their
la!1 e"ascns from being smashed
b.. cad rCEair.
Ald On tAc basis Of the cold dope
aHd unbiased statistics. it appears
'hat each OF the four teams is
doomed to DISAPPOINTMENT.
First 10 take the comeback trail
j. U.CL.A which suffered a rOut at
Stanford last week. U.C.L.A. meets
Montana in Los Angeles tonight
IA Other years tie UCLANS would
be considered an upset.
I. &. c., beaten by Ohio State
as badly U.CL.A. lost to Stanford
toees in University of Oregon at
IL ANGELES . team Which lost by
only our points TO the Stanford
champs,
California. upset by Washington
stat, faces the double handicap
Of topnotch Santa Clara team
2na the loss of its main attacking
hacG, Jim Jurkovich, for the game
at Berkeley.
Washington. twice beaten, jour
aeys to Pullman for tussle with
Washington State, and those statero
are tough on their home grounds,
- California learned
Stanford will have its hands full
a4ans; OREGON State at Corvallis
III another conference tussle. Unless
n weather mircS down Shaugh-
re 5 T formation attack, how
&C.. Ill" champs appear bound for
lh'l" lttM straight victory by a close
nial II.
TIC aclion will b" fast and fu-
li0ua tonahs. tomorrow and Sun
dr. on q score Of other gridirOnS.
Tonight Iii improving Loyola
fra. aims al Wiping out a 1870
ueaa' -iven the Lions last year by
Tex Teen, san Jose and San Di-
ego open coast collegiate conference
play at San Diego; Idaho seeks its
f.rst l94l win against GonZaga at
>H0kauc. Ii Verne cntertainS Cal
Tech; Wllhamett" and Linfield
nae. at McMnnvillc; Pacific u
{ ~. Of Idaho at Caldwell;
Whitman PUGET Sound at Walla
Walla; Whitworth- Eastern Wash
.n-ton at Spokane; and San Fran
cisco State-San Mateo JC at San
Francisco.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-10
Tennis Stars Tour
South America

NEW YORK. O: = Up r !
team of American .aa!. tennis s.,
Will again tou- South Anse..e.. .5..,.- =
tries this w.nte. ;ne U...tc S,as-s
Lawn TENNIS aSsoc.~..9" announced
today
The team ". ."..a5. NJ. .
Mrs. Elwood 7 Coke q Nv Yo~...
Don McNel.. ot Oklahoma c..
Jack hraa1ar a.5 DOROTHY Bunny
of California anG Katherine w
throp Of South Hamilton. G.a>s
The Will sa. - O.. ! a.c =
live IN Rio C. Jane.ro OF Oct. 23rI.
The tour Will take them t..-oue..
Brazil, Paraguay Uruguay. 4.z4n-
tina, ChI.e, BoLyyc, re- and pos-
sibly Venezuela.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-10

weights.
Holtville has an entire team OF
lettermen-and they are big letter.
men. Calexico has small outfit
including only three lettermen.
However the Vikings are not in the
best of condition and the absence
of Preece and Maynard in the back
field will probably be noticed before
the final gun is fired. Coach Ben
Palmgren said every boy on his
squad is bunged-up in some way
and the last half of the tilt may
find weak Viking eleven being
pushed down toward their own goal
line by the supposedly inferior Bull
dogs.
IF we can get by CaleXico,"
Palmgren said, Il think we will
be all right, but can we get by Cal
eXico?"
Ed Covington of Calexico was
non-committal, but he did indicate
that in his opinion Holtville is
tougher in its build-up than it is
on the field.
The following lineups were an
nounced as ready to start:
Holtville
Ends-Buckel and Williams.
TackleS-Golden and Hawk.
GuardS-Imazu and Wogatzke.
Center-Sharp.
BackS-Adaco Maynard, Omori,
and Simpson.
Calexico
EndS-Yturalde and Williams.
TackleS-JacKson and Hosea.
GuardS-Duncan and Ramirez.
Center-Uribe.
Backs-Andrade, Brown, Rivera.
and Mendez.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-10
L. 4. PRODECE

~: aNGELES. o.'. :, UPD -
pm. at 4a4 tra.t>p et.y fair.
Aa.4iag4-. - -.: 1s-37.. s.. L.
- I,nreriaI y, -.e#t 50 -.
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it- -. a.t.... ata,.- a.
ls..t.. ,.ss.. i..-'a,. s#.aLp 80,
|lasat4f. .r STA Mar
!. ".i '-'
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-. i.'-s 75-3-s. Fi~u5=p -ar- =
s.ggtae. E la#a4 a.I ~aa
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T ..'.. 1..a. asl -aa Diego
-" ,..e. 3z-- ---15s. 5xI, a.
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. - a.I -. s--r..
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l. ,-..# i s-.s#. g..
+ att .-9. ar.. -.-t-a
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-10
MARKET QUOTATIONS.
L. 4. POILTRY

Los ANG ELE> o. = ~. -
Hens. Lerhprh. e.. - =.
Hens, LcrAara s.,. t...s} .a- J..
Hens, Lep. oter la. ..s ..p -.
Hens, colofed. t. ; l1- -.
Hens, coIored over = -. d ~ -.
Broilers, j. and - =. jus -.
Broilers over - ar. u - 80 -.
Fryers, Leg. wore t H.. e..
Fryers, colered, - - =. y
Fryers, Colored over -. 70 > -
Roasters. colored, over ). ,t> =.
Stags, cOloreG ........... -
Old REGISTERS. s...I,G #...... .... j..
Old Lcehyrn> Eoo>;,'- ........ -
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DucknnE~. Per. Iaacf u .. IL
Old Duch>. Wl"e Trkin ...... ~.
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Young Tom T-tf.t- Ill. ur -
Young Hon TH'E,t. Z. - 4a, -
Young Hen I-rr't. u 49, w. -.
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Capons over H.. ara - -.
Rabblt.. ~ Vitae T.. .t- =,
Rabies. m.Ne- .a..~ - Il- =.
Rabbits No. cir. ....... g.. o6s
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-10

PIayoffs Tied Up;
Final Game Friday
SIX FRANCISCO. ..

SAN FRANCISCO. O. 10 JP.
Tie nae.:.c Coas: League
Saa1sH..sss= H.a>c:: " nee L? =
..4.. - = G..H tusa, ana -
a...p. .. t..e Presidents >.:2 y.
ae o,;es,aa.eo AZ - "a. .sa.e
.uHtA..
The se4s..e Paine. :.r1 -
H.aHo:. se2eS i; :.:ee .4ae@ -.
las, n!-a. DT ce:ea.."= Sac.a!He..-
as Sc.ons. ! 20 3. lusl.5 ne :.9e-
II; p.tthln- O. Ie> We9ne..
Seattle aunoSt -. - game =
- >.E;h n,-rs Naen :, p~.r Q:
errors Contributed . 40 Soi2:.
-. - Wet9ec boee down anl,
90 81 - .a.y "'i;a C.~ae K,u.,z
c. ba>7 ~. ne yy.Hs IN
Sacramento scored - t.rs. -.
- - 1pas..- :raH.e W.en Ge.a
H-nG.@r .r.2.ad >@a 5ack S.UYc@
-, thrown or: - - II t.
s4X:h. Don Gu:;e~.cEe reached tlrs.
q ar er.o- and cane home c.
Che. W!eezo:ek. s double k,uct2
>en. W.aez5eeE 20 thir5 ":.h = So
sc auC .1e .4.tc- tnen scored WEea
catcher Bob Collins missed -
t.roH 70 80 9la.e
Seattle csere Bill Scna.id. from
the mound IL the third ..a.ns Win
: three-g3n assault after NO We're
ou; We5oer singled. JoJo White
.r.p.ed 2Ha Spencer Harris reached
~. when ae Was hit by : pitched
"a. 81. A.a,aeson then singled .
lore W....e and Harris. White
oo0b,ea followed BY Harris single
accounted for the winning run II
1t tl.th.
Score
C02 OlQ 0O0-4---3
100 OG2 OOO-2-5-2
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-10
Texas Tech Favored
GYzs: .0Yola Lions

tC- sECt.a& C. . Up
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(. -. &c. c. ,Uo e.e.s..es t.
#,.-1n o~a. hb.l-nr C.aa...an, 81.
- C..a.sana !. {, u loo.
t-r-t# r.s,,t .ne".aa agai>
s.@.,. C.sa e@f Do. - 20 mai"
-. ...a-. .s..s., -. III. 5.1st..y Ok. IS.
-ssa l. -. ate.,~ -. hope t.
- s4U,. ~agld H. 70 visitors.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-10
Braw!ey Jaycee Prepares for
Touuh Tilt With Citrus Gridders

CuIch John McIntyye said his
greatest problem was 70 set a full
squad Of players on ,ile ileld at the
s5me time. Many ot his boys have
Earrtmo Jobs and since the boys
Won. different hours it is almost
mpC. >lcie to have them all to-
gelhe" at once Such a situation
presents the Wildcats from OBJ
tdiang smooth team -coordination
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-10
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Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-10

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sorE on fundamentals dmina IL
-, week il an attempt 20 prc',n,
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Cru, J. c. Saturday n.anr.
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.ao battles. however manr tU4
c..@ec, the beatiHA 10 be m.cl
worse than any before. Citrus WIil
probably present stronger oppO i
fIon than either Central CT Phot-
nix, The coast school has been
sally dancing along the sp!nea oi
opponents this season ard it j
probably enjoying itsel. too mlra
- i-nore tAe music l)r B.aWlv..'-
convenience.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-10
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Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-10
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Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-10
SLUM CLEARANCE
PROGRAM APPROVED

WASHINGTON. oct. 10. up
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tuan Straua today announced pres
lGentIal approval OF a sIum-cloa:-
aace ALLEGATION to the housing ag-
tLOrltY at Mesa. AriZ.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-10
Woman Freed Of
Old Murder Cilar1e
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Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-10
AMERICANS KILLED
IN RAF CRASHES

LONDON. Oct TO- Reliable
reports said tonight that four mem
bers of the American Eagle squad
ron of the Royal Ar Force have
been killed in ct1enes. One Of those
killed was reported to be Flight
Lieut.. Andrew Mamcdof OF
Thompson. Conn.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-10

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