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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-18
Roy Williams
Sets New Mark
With 255 Game
White Seal, Congo,
E. & B. And Forest
Undefeated

Roy Williams, who has a peculiar
hop in his delivery. set fast pace
Monday night in the rotor City
bowling league as Forest Club
Skating Rink swept 10 victory in
three games with Adams Sup
service. The slightly baldish
Williams set a new high game mark
N the league as he toppled the pins
for 25j. wiping out Tom Gordon )
high score OF Pa. made last week.
Williams. number two man on
Tho Forest club. opened with l5s,
and then came hack with 256 as he
rammcd home seven consecutive
strikes. lie finished with lS9 10
give him an even 600. the high
three game mark OF the current
season.
First Year In League
This is the first season Williams
ha showled in League competition.
He haa been bowling seven years.
John Collins who has only one
year W bowling behind him, was
rlosc behind Williams as he coll
lccFod az e2l in $50.
White Seal. +. & r., and club
Congo also remained among the
indicated teams.
Club Congo. with John Carter and
Quinn Frazier setting terrihc
pace. kept their record clean by
tripping Woodson Tailors in three
games. Carter put together games
o} s1l l9l. aud l73 for 56S, while
Frazier was knitting games OF l?l.
l6a and set for SCI Club Congo
had games Of ais. 695 and $50 for
a-e6 high mark Of the evening.
Maston Drops Three
r.. & n kept clean slate by
downing Msston Laundry three
straight Bespeciacled Aaron Hen
ry VAS The pace-setter for the win
nors as he finished strong with a
sso to give him 54s for the three
games.
White Seal defeated Schmidt
Beer three straight as Boots Fair
fax cd Tho attack with 1913, Isl. and
s2l for aaa White Seal had games
of S7i, So7 and 9i5 for a65a.
D. & C.. y now entry in the
league opened up is campaign for
the championship by dropping two
games to- Thompson Shoes
Porter Cleaners fell from tho row
o.. indicated teams by losing one
me 10 Little sam With Gus Ad-
ans collecting pins for ao3, Little
Sam won the opening game. S2i tol
ST. Poricrs came back strong in
the second game with Rothchild
an Buren hanging M 222 70 pile
M ajl against SIS for Little sam
Jimmy Jones WAS tho power IN tho
Porter assault on the pins as he
rolled $50. 2o6 and els for 57l
Supreme Linen won three
straight from Associated Electric.
Nacirema won two from Don Wal
tons Northeast Sales Nacrema
won the first game lost tho second
and then came back TO take the
final.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-18

Tho game Will he played ~ u tt
n stadium. Six-Miic and l.iycrNols.
Norman u Wells former capfaia
~ the football team a. Lincoln
Ut manager and director oi
thf game.
Tho coming OF The game nHrh~
Wv second time tho two f'oihail
cirteus of the two choNl- haNN
PLAYED played IN Detroit The 'fsi
fmc was IN 1871 WHOM Nh" contest
wa played az Ham'ramck stadium.
Moro than lsooo fans IA kcd IN
10 DO small ilHmtlamoH Stadium
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-18
Friars Drops Game
To Sewell Brothers

Friars Ale. winner over Sowcll
in an intcr-ciiy match here two
weeks ago. had the tables reversed
Sunday when they invaded Chicago
10 renew the contest with the Chi
caeoans. Friars lost the three
game series by l75 pins.
In the game here on oct 4 George
Bennett paced his team to victory
as he opened with 27., followed
with iSa. and closed with 1S5 for
6ig
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-18

90 Nrno~s The INST game 'Ncr held
nero hotN on foo'hsll teams repre-
>oaln- fwo cuorcd schools. The
rcutI 81 I az y stadium moan,
THAR Ia ser crowd can h accom-
moda'ed as ih" stadium hs scat
lng c4paO'N o' almost 80 900
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-14
L. 4. PRODTCE

L''@ ANGELES. NO II ."Pl -
~ 'Gt.se Market:
\ taiaFls' Imperial Nly ~ .o'".t
>S 15s - fey 81 fey $50. spe -.
Huashed 9crr'abI.s: bet. .: 3
d"l is.5aa ,aiGat 90 g.. 7...
''.riH ioe' e. aul .a.. a.Loa aoz
'.. ptseu ta.p.. - S4--i r..
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'.es parsl': G. don 4g.5oc; ra-
...-to. = taz b., ~. = - s..
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- &az lo-@.. kohl iah.. lD.
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g.. aasrt imu.rai y. e.--5,.
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Inpe5aI Yly ro-
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t..p..... Nly e5-s5,. yell
."' 1aae.- san D.ro 81: In
:.'. = ,-.:. 'ana#u PINK It.c
r....# p, .l -an Diego 60.
.t, is.'ata .',., i.s>i H.. 5n5.
-.. s. -.-iia. ,.t 5H.515. santa
.''#..ta I'D san L4I 0bs.po ixl-
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-14
ATHLETIC MARKS

PHILADELPHIA. E9v II UP ~
B.N Smith. 17-yeal-0id ~wlmnNC
sensation from Honolulu Will hay"
- potential new American records
Up Tor approval when a total e
l93 marks Is submitted 20 The anna
toar Athletic Union annqa. three
daF convention which BEGIN herc
tomorrow
Smith WAS tops among the year 3
rc"o.d-5-cakers and NO of his
magks NAY b. accepted bv The In
,crIaloaa. Swimming Federation
as Wos.a figures his 2.077 for the
@2G-@,,sd tree st}.c SWIM. ana his
T 80 tor TIE 40 free S.yle.
SIX rack and fed athletes au4
,To .e.ag .eamS turned n perform
ancee t.at IF approved By the
AAU. VII. be forwarded 10 the
international Amateur Athlet!c Fed
Grafton a. world marks. They IN
c.uae
Haso.d Da;is Of M5rgan Hill. Cal.
VII. le2 fer I'll" 100 mcter E. Grover
Kc.inmer Of California L. With as
fla .ar 200 meters and 464 TO-.
44o yards Fred Wolcott Of Rice.
with I37 for l2J-yard hurdles
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-14
7 O. . 4 IA IS
Ills SATURDAY

Holy Gross takes on }Iaahastaa.
prnn S:ate m""tS Wet Ni#1.Hla
Syracuse meets Co.-ate, VlI!a.0Y.
lrutcrtaias Datroit and T4!ann III
y&ce Now York [ The to- ~
l",auc contests are Army a.aM ,
Penn %ylyan!a Clnfu against DaI.-
lmOuth, Yale AGAINST Princeton, ana
Ha"V' ~ aeamS. RroGn.
The Middl.-Wc>. - A1imeso.@
hoes AGAINST Iowa in the b. Ten
WnI,o in the other conference pa2c>
Onip State meets Illinois anj VII
consln faces Purdue. III the Biz Six
It's KaH Is Hel us Kansas STATE
while Nebraska and Iowa Sttc
70 cur OF the c1Mfrrenc" a2aiust
Plt'shr2h and Drak". Marquo'tr
IplaF, hoat to N"w Mc"ico n an
contest.
Tic Southwest nsn con-
ference competition matches LGa...
lana Sta'e with Alabama Poly .l.u
Alabama With Gcor4ia Trcn. TDr-
ida p.a"s Centre In the southern
|c,n.crance Duke tackles Nor. Il
CdrOilaa. Clemson meets Wake FOr-
est, Y. N I fac'a Maryland. South
Carolina opposes FunNm and ",
:; /. meets Davidson In The south
westerly only the two conference
games are listed although EaElor
meets Tglsa OF Of thc conference.
The Far Vet Stanford can IL!
but clinch tho Rose Bowl BID b.
turning back Washin4ton staic.
Oregon S'ate will try TO keep it,
home fires burning AGAINST CNi-
foynia in The only conlertlc,
games. u c. l. A faces Camp
Haan. Santa Clara cH4aqes s..
AImya in the annual san Fym.-
cisco mayhem display: Idaho m,ets
Montana and Nevada faces cal.
ARelcs. A tull Rocky Mountain
schedule pairs Brigham Youne-Co.o-
Irldo: d nEcr Colorado MiAss:
Temple Fla2@tar; Utan-colorary
IS,atc; and Utah Stale -WYoIniu..
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-14
SPORT rs
PAR AD::
b HARRY FERGUSON

NV YORK, Noy. II. 'UP)-If
/ We Un insurance agent and
Badly Eaer asked IN" to sell him
IN asalaen. policy { would turn
hm down coid. Tic nan i;ist isn't
2 GOOD risl: row tnat he has signed
IT, G.1t Joo Louis aga.n.
lie i IN ana N tie best Of
health. but lie is -oins to become
inr.l"ed in horrible acagdcn. on
lAc cYcnfa9 # Jan. Q. He will en-
tsae frcm it vim decorations
mo8nd tho mouth and eyes, con-
II; iona Of The :&co and 4 mild con-
cuss.oa o. the brain caused by
repeated and violent blows uDon
Tie chin. I. wont be an automobile
or IA locomotive that hit him,
rjuns.
Laas i. usually an cven-tcm-
r.rrj c-slzen, out some things hap
ucned curing his bout with Bacr in
Washington last spring that hurt
pYld" Once before i'll his care
cr HI pride was hurt-by Max
Scnmciing and the things that
happened to Make in tn" return
bout made the rigCrs OF the Ger
man parachute corps seem like a
picnc III tae epriu@.
Bacr, unlike his brother Max
who headed for a storm cellar
carly, deciGed to stand up and fight
LUIS. In the course o. the hos
tiiidcs two things occurred:
a. Louis suffered a cut over
his cye-0nc Of the rare times in
nls career that hi blood ha5 been
>ued in thc ring
oB1 Baer hit the Brown Bomber
when he was backed up against
tn" rop"5 and Knocked him over
thn second strand onto the apron
Of the ring.
Louis came crawling back through
the ropes and fCYtumatcly.-Or un-
fortunately if you are frightened
easily yCJU agent GOT a square
lO.k at hlS face 1t was all Coilcd
into knots of hatred I had a sud-
den uree Of pity for Baer and reach
cd lor Il pencil SO I would be
ready to record the time of the
kGockont. No matter if he loses
all Ia money, Louis never will
die Drokc. He can always take the
face Ec wore that night and rent
1t out 10 people who want to 90
some soaring on Halloween.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-14
MARKET QUOTATIONS
L. 4. POULTRY

L't S Willis. .<... II ftF5
H,,.. L..aafH. -. tp-. Ius .. IG.
tl'n., L'e.att oy"' . To / Ibz IT,,
Ii'n.. L. .ss 8 Io. al up Isc
Hens, co1ored, to g.. lbs 24c
Hens. ,a.ofea over %. lbs d up &c
EIo.'r.. -. 49, .a- =. -.
Ir"..c'- assf 3 a.. ~ = = -.
Tryeie, i..e. tore =. l. . H.. H..
Frycf>. eo.stea. -. 10 .. l6s -.c
FNr:,, eot#fet o.cr g.. - ! .2'o
EoasteI.. sa.vseI, over a. It's -4c
Stag. ...efe3 ................. IL,
Ola Eaa. .,fs. .o.eret .......... $50
cid L,s. - t:oost,fs ...#... .-.
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B.. ,.... i#H., .,.,t g.. tr.
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Young T.o ...o,s. -' ia#. up 81.
Y".lr 1#a f.'t,. il TO- It# g..
N"pay H.a 1a'r,.- u 49, A. -.
Capon-. o. - S ID, ............. pic
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IttI. a#.', g. g..
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Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-14
3 or q er City
Bottle Ground
Of Lost 81 S9ond

Ga..z.a. high football team
,a -. arrp taaight against
p, ! .l.'.- Il. = o'e.eeh.
..aa.. cd Vikings met on
=. C.r%.ca cane oUt on
a H.. -iae Ta,n brow
-. s...e..@, r.. assa,s Boy IL
.aae.... :...-ass efes' ...o- -
'... - -. ST. ..,... ~ T...-I'
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g.. .#aa g.. .,.a - sa5H..
(a=#a RI C.t...a@ : Ca.cNl d
$40 is.~sa." - - 6st~ ~...
.a. Hsa.s a: a:r aIa.E .a}c. (
~. ..,s.. !.a SID
l.. Il .',... V...ass aa9eH'; 1coa
;..r.al !. d hale q. e.orE. They
'.:.sG tae season W.'h Il team that
Appeared - be- re be. b.. Tor ;ho
M. -. .H..:.o> alG Sehoo, cyaCo>
'pa, G.alz. o! tie BOYS Ben Palm
-.s@ sc Dec" crpenaIng on To-
H.-a'. - c-s.sIce team MI la;n
- @. ne lost mea baes. II Is
..@. eaan.e 10 -'ep INTO ,nHG
place position.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-14

NEW YORK. Nov u. cUP9-all
ss>eu Mror rndr.rdt'd ioo.aaIl
teaa.s .nd Il fsW defeated osea
%!acA iii h#a f"' New Yea. 5
Gar bid. - aaotac" t. b.. 7
~. c.,.u .g.:o~ in 5an-
u : @.. ra.a ~ ."6 10 sea ie
,ae liz TX si'le. cla"jf~ ,aa Bowl
unc-Uao and e.inM2'r. - ieaat
30 n.D:, ,o4..nay.s .or tuc EEt..-
.eal ua'ioao s.a...
Tho top eame + H." d. pits
nrGsfca'fG - D.u.. .saIsst
.,o,,:.Wr-.,.a l.. Ego..,.u. ii, but
almost cyr.H aiaet n tn" Iand Will
cGup.t' IN o#&er contests "h.c.4
g." almost a. !Hlort.nt While
DUO MIrMnanta. Tr..s md Tc"-
a 4 VI "I.I br lib rally favored
a-a.ne, Wgar-Go- opponents. mahy
another MAJ lam appears headed
towards roueh Ha;cr>
A Sccond bau.-gy mi.jEcStcIn
Gmbroaho j. .eacculed az CGlum"
bia, No. where M.-5suI nd Ok
lanona leach once BEATEN DuI rot
W.tuiu Tie conference ti-u. for
thc rI-h' 70 - - SIX cnanDits-
mp and The pol invitation that
ia, ac-oMDanied 'ha, D'!' 10. more
pa tAlr" -eason..
Another paaa which VA. Aea}NI
influence election o. the Bow
tcams J. tUat Haica mHCuca Du-
qun Eo ano. A1.ssis~.VI state,
On undotcated, III Pittsburgh.
In otn'r top-Inr but.la, Texas
4. <; N. collide WITH re Whila
the Texas L9us AolMa cA-a-e TcX-
a. Christian H.a3amn Elec, Geor-
ga Tc.n. North CHo'."" faces
DuEc Stanford tas".-, Va hinRton
STATE and O..-5a S'I' M- = Cali
fJlnia IN tae b attractions IL
tn" yawou conferences Mnj SEC
tous cf thr c1aAf,,
H" prD-tmu D, a..aun.
Iuc Fas, Il. b., a.'r.- ection-
al rivalry or n. Atlantic caboard
mach -. on Co..eec VIA Tonnes
ct Tc!lp.. aa3'&es Bowl plrant,
travels 10 tn m!5a'c-"r.t to Ell
-" McA. II ST. ThI.c George
t,s,n c.'rgfa.a. North Carolina
S'at", MIchi-an invade Columbia,
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-14
AEW YORK STOCKS

IN fVEk. NO.- = I'pJ
st- mao" tAr'r te-t ro.p.,rr H.
NOR ihan a month tpday with laI.
UNI running around sgou5, .La4a.
AM" irarnE fayor.. bic r., uli.
rom tn" cpn'cr"aec OF laoor aia.
til executives on III coal ialar
-i'aalon At tn" White houso Eoit
''t9tea carly IL thu seion, brjneins
aatans' ranging 10 NOR thau a pI
DO" Jones preliminary ,.u..nP
sf'eE a""ragcs: industrial 1881 w.
II. Ri 27iG, up y; rull, l5.7a.
Ii" x, and G5 tick &3.2l up f.
stock sale. approzIiaatoI .iae.a
shdre# against ssa.aeo y,-',r...
ea.tb foek -nic- ~rse 2lG.o.1 lar.
compared with IV5.aao
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-14

The winner Of tonight'S game is
practically assured the crown T@c
Wildcats have only Hol;y"le and
Imperial to meet afterwards. the
Spartans have Holtyilie, Imperial
and CaleXico. but a victory Over
BraWley would permit them to lose
one Of the three remaind!ng games
IN their last meeting this season.
the two top clubs fought for foun
quarters W:;lout either scoring.
Since that game BraWlcy has Ini.-
Gated that it has developed an Of
fensiye that may be able tn pu#G
the ball over the SparIau5 e0el
line most impressive Of these in
GicationS was 26 to victory over
CaleXico WHO almost Upset Central.
Cne reason for this new offensive
seems to be John Williams. Z crass-
skimmng, Negro back williams "
out Of play for a major part .!
the first half of the season. BIZ
since he has been in action, TIA
entire Brawley team has ricled-up
and played a brand Of ball that
makes for victories.
Brawley coach, Sheldon Louoh-
borough announced ThuTsday tia.
his boys would 90 INTO action with
out a center. Bobby Benson, rcgu-
lar pivot man, Is il bed with a
case Of influenza and Will definitely
be out of action.
In FL Centro, the Snarianc. tee
have been hit with injuries .CCmer
Dick Carey is suffering with q I'D
shoulder that Raleigh Holt ST.
would render hiE u.e.ra. De,ar
Hester, backficldman. vii! be out Of
play with a broken wrist.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-14
Postwar Fire
proqran, Studied

SACRAMENTO, Nov. II Up
"A postwar plan to spend $25 900 600
over 10 Eoara on ;umprrarnsyc tiir
prevention and suppression proit,j.
was under discussion today b. Of
ticials of the state department Of
natural resources and the federal
public works reserve.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-14
6 POINT

Mr. W. r. Brents. Walter Chan
dler, Bobby Conn. John Flan r.
Hl1elnbotham, Vl5go Hansen, c. b
Hetnerington, KuIshayin Ishmai8
JACK kirkpatrick. Max Lc,n9:la.. :.
George Maytield, E. Palmer, JacEge
Payne, Ralph Powers. Eddie Pam
Willie Padilla. Jack Woo. VlyIaa
B.AKa, r. F. Boitnbake., Ben B!ai.e-
y. Bonnie BOicubafer.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-14
CHICAGO GRiIN.S

CUTCAGO, N0Y- = 0'PJ WI--I
fatares turned ao"a"ard I'm MT
Graliugs toua, and lost r.ot ,t c1iIs
pa1a raHrinE 70 u ,eat. u 81.
slatrm"l' b. SECRETARY MoIpcn=
'nau ngr"sting plIntas ~ uos.
a''"a." cHp'niIture. It.,fIHlaf.
fafn seIri ,o.t, Was ,i.a.'"G VIA
.faffIlr the r".retIon.
NArai 'lo.'a , ecr' I,",r ,4h.
ra. - , cat. up E. a., ~
.ef beane up 2f4.2f..
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-14
l.. a. LIVESI OCK

LOs ANGELES. - IL I'il
,Fee-eral tarc Inarket H.. .c.,,ei
H.E - npmIrally ieaI>: G4a'a
biz iop - Go. ic" gooe 80 In J.. H..
II - ~ lo."a. f." u,a.., l..
I953s pacHuY 'n"a So.
GaftIe 800. sloW, elean Up ua a
.teaay to weak ia s'i,'re olf"rc.
medium - ro.' TT atrer lu,f,a
around lO-II.5n. @eod fed toe
quoted to 1915. fc# ,u'lrr ~ oB.
mon cows C.71 - : u ,auuaI. a..
utter .coo; bull 75o.s ,o; to,.
,ows G.c25, 'alcs -. Ip~. ''I'.'
odd gpod scI'rr to J.. TO. J. 'a..e#
$II.
shop none. jsaa - stpI,c ~oai-
81 lauhs quo'"1 il j. ~ .,o. aud
YooI oH,. to y -.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-14

BILL PELLETIER LEADS CONTEST:
MANN, H0YEY FOLLOW CLOSELY

=! Pelletler now leads .ar Pot
bss> p-oFnost.ca ~ face ID" -
E#ze Bow. uCka:# He s..HG- W.
: points 70 his cec5.'. ,o..oUaa
..=e.. by Herb Man W.ta IS Has.#
H.. Nth u. aae Cat.,> psa.s.
- = points.
y - follow %i.a ~ pa.":. =.
-. contestants EaY.ag move ;isa
: points. Tomorrow ro.s: ..ana.&--
Ion , on Gown VII sr urN,. d
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-14
{ POINTS

Max Brents, II. EImmeralcu-h. f.
\. D. Hatch, George Hiss, R.ch-
arc Henry, j. K. Hict;oX, Sam KIN
bal, Haruo kooat2. Carl Mapa!o.
Lawrence Maggie, johnny OAta.
Henry OEamura, Oscar PadIlla. PI-
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-14
) POINTS

Jerry Bennett, Ruth Conn. T. K
FlaKe, Lawrence Farmer. V. A.
Francisco, Gene Hess, George Far
mcr. Forrcs,er, Klmbroupn, Goor4e
Maisana Ray dinamI. Craiq S.ic..-
land, Conrad Sayies, Joseph Teg-
raZaS
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-14
l.. 4. STOCKS

.' -, ,ELI..- -, i'T,
#st. .r Na.'.s'# '.aa. u.
.. -. - h.grlr-
I.a,... art. .p
.... .... 4as ! 800, .a.
.,.' .a ataie. .i.,ti'."
~ s9#.H.s'. a. .t,taarea .-r4
-. H.. h#r.,aft H,,,..
.. ti1f..-I,i .- d.
-. H.. - 4ssIahrr4
= a-...a. .asbabf'1.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-14
L. a. IA I

Lo# ANGELES, W. u r'Ir
I. :. l. V. So. leaf@. z4o5,. 2i.5a
/. :. N"F. .....-.--. So -gu-.f ~
| >. 80. = ............ $lJ.Jo-IG.5u
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-14
: POINTS

Garl Bennett, Tom Brent, o.
Carpenter, Maude G!es, Pete -
8ruchemc StanleE M,,osasa. Geo
Mann. Bobby Reed. Raymond Rced-
e.. @. V. Steele. Nugen SW.4E
Marie Saylcs, Albert Te.raz@s. Oh.
MaT Williams
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-14

ILL AIEO. Y. /,
]. prefaI..4 '.n.,ht. :. .s..-,-
tire iiW't.If \.n.ne## #..e -@
SaHtra= .....- as# .t !
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49, w.. a.a-..o,. ..#s#. ..
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woe ... a.#s.. - =. ..-
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Ca..r ii '.s#sr-t ..:.:.. - E. C,..-
t.al i. D. L. l...'.~ -. -.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-14
l.. A. GRAIN

~. t.IIIT-- - = -
.!lo. 10. y'.p@ = ,p.fI C5
H", - -, D.ll zt...,I."5
..',.t - ST.. ~ gs
i..'..# .'..t -.r. :. $3.-.' s. ..'.
...l.. -. "' f'rn <11,,t<l ..g
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-14
LOCAL GRAPEFRUIT

.. t,s..'fs t35#cd pa'E
t.... 80. .i- 81 -. tf- S1.1o
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TITLE GAME
AT e. CENTRIC

The FL Centre football stadium will be the of
battle tonight that points to be the deciding game in
the Imperial Valley leagua championship. BrtWIey and
II Centre high schools grid teams will after several
ayof be At it again fighting tooth and tocna
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-14
& POINTS

Gfo"ec Bcuucat. VIc.or Cnr.stcn-
sen. Ted COyu.ston. Earl Cayauaa.
Alfred Gray, J. J. LittieHclc. JaeE
Mcconnell, Reset May;Ie.d, F.
Ritter.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-14
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Evening star., 1941-01-31
SALESMAN.

ShLESMEN, 25-4O, large Eastern mfr. of
once equipment; training and field assist
ance; assure sood future for men willing to
work and able to follow experienced direc-
tion: salary and comm. Box 47S-G. Star
REFRIGERATOR Statesmen. to sell re.
Irigerators washers; and major appliances
!oT WASHINGTONS LARGEST APPLI-
opportunity. Atlas, 92l O ST. NV.
Evening star., 1941-01-31
HELP MEN.

21 years of age, with one-year residen
in d. c.. or nearby Md, or Va. with D.
operators permit TO drive
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pERSoNAI

iywood method; removes fat in spots: re-
suits assured; baths. MA. Sl34. 1880 X NV.
Evening star., 1941-01-31
SPECIAL NOTICES.

/ WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts other than those contracted by my
self. CHARLES N. MILLER, 63s l5tn
81. ne. -
NOTICE oF ANNUAL. MEETING. ,,.,,
The annual meeting Of the GOOD VIII
ration under the laws of the District oil
Columbia will be held in the AdminStrisS . .
ton Building of the corporation at III ;
D, c. on Thursday. February ~. 1871
al $50 pm, for the purpose OF eiectlng
trustees Of the corporation in the manner
specifed in the bylaws of the corporation
for the term or terms prescribed py such
bylaws and for the transaction, OF any
other business which may lawfully come
before or be submitted to such meeting.
BY direction Of the Trustees:
DOROTHY A. NICHOLS.
Secretary.
Evening star., 1941-01-31
HELP MEN g. WOMEN,

COST ACCOUNTANT for general con.
tractors once: at least 2 yrs bookkeep.
ing experience: state age experience
salary desired. Box 9Th. Star
COUPLE, white. woman to do domestic
work. man as houseman and chauffeur
must have good references: ask for Mr.
sam at Blechman's, corner 9TH and H
Sts. ne.
GARDENER, must be handy and know
also spraying; prefer man and wife: house
ana modern Cony.: ref: good wages tC
right party Box 6S-H, Star.
Evening star., 1941-01-31
SALESMAN WANTED,

| Between 25 and 30 years old. Specialized
selling experience preferred. Permanent
position, possibilities for big earnings. The
| man who can qualify must have cultured
background, good habits and clean record.
Call Mr.. Her, Wisconsin 5333 or Oliver
122R for appointmNnt
Evening star., 1941-01-31

CAMERA HEPA1RN0.
FULLER 8 d'ALBERT, INC.
0t6 10th et. NV. Phone Nas4onal era
Evening star., 1941-01-31
STENOGRAPHER.

Pleasant, efficient, capable of
operating P. B. X. monitor
switchboard. Write or phone Mr..
Watson. District $50. The Young
Mems Shop.
SALESLADY, in dresses, etc.
Must be experienced. Apply
Model Shop, 1903 F st. NV.
Evening star., 1941-01-31
RADIO REPAIRMAN
ARROW CAB co.

To act as shop foreman IN large service
dept: must be thoroughly experienced with
all makes OF radios; top salary, good hours.
Apply Colony Radio. 6l19 Georgia ave. NV.
Evening star., 1941-01-31
TINS JISt uay OF JaIIuHI y, TT II 7 :
ANNUAL REPORT OF
EASTMAN KODAK STORES. IN

OF WASHINGTON, D. C.
The undersigned, being respectively me
trustees of Eastman Kodak stores. Inc,
Incorporated under the laws of the Dis
trict OF Columbia, do hereby, certify that
is S500OO0 and the amount of capital
actually paid in IS S307 600 and that the
amount OF the existing debts as OF January
/ 1Q41 was S154. l02 81. ~
Dated this 2Sth day of January. 1941.
(SEAL) B A. HEW1NS.
Vice President and Trustee.
r. Z. KINCAID.
Trustee.
Evening star., 1941-01-31
FOUND.
LOST.

FOX TERRIER FACE, al white. with blscl
ears and around ewes, female: vicinity 3rl
50. ne. 1a47 4th ST. ne. DU. 1920.
Evening star., 1941-01-31

THE ALLEY DWELLING AUTHORITY
hereby gives notice TO the owners and
tenants of alley dwellings and other
property in squares containing inhabited
alleys that alley dwellings in such squares
may be demolished removed or vacated
and that such squares may be rep!atteo on
Evening star., 1941-01-31

Has opening for men over 81 years Of age
metropolitan area for year; Tree instrue.
tfon: can earn s26 to S35 wkly. Apply a
10 am promptly for further details. 31C
NJ ST ne ASK for Mr.. Booth.
Evening star., 1941-01-31

AUTO MECHANIC, experienced with Ford,
Chevrolet and Chrysler products and able
to rebuild transmissions and rear ends.
Evening star., 1941-01-31

AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN, new and used
ears; salary and commission. See Mr..
Gsylor Olmstead Motor Co., 2101 Wilson
l,lrd Arllr1Rtnn. Va