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The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-06-25
Shower Planned
 For Bride-to-B

A shower for Miss Doris Hegstad is to be held Friday evening at o'clock at the Hegstad residence on Gastineau Avenue. The affair is being given by Mrs. Ernestine Ty- Ter and Miss Lena Bardi to honor Miss Hegstad who will be married soon to Albert Withey.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-06-25
.EauN fEwIs, ANSWER

Tohn L. Lewis has given his an- sWer to the question of where ht i. stands on purging the CIO Of Com- munist elements.
 His position is of crucial mo- mcnt, since it means the difference between peace or war inside the CIO. Numerically weak, the left ists can be easily driven out ot
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-06-25

be ordered to report when the cer- tificate is complete. One of the principal appointees did not quail fly for admission and his vacancy was filled by the appointment of Staser, an alternate candidate.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-06-25
JEFFREY TO SITKA

Jack Jeffrey, formerly with the Game Commission sailed to Sitka on the North Coast. He will take position with the Northland Transportation Company as wharf, finger at Sitka.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-06-25
LOSES TONsILs

Six-year-old Norma Dee Cook daughter of MT. and Mrs. Norman Cook, had her tonsj,s out yester- day morning and is reported to be doing fine, according to pr. L. P Dawes.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-06-25
FRoMHoLz RETURNS HERE

William m Fromholz. Supertnten- dent of Construction and Mamte- nance for the United States Forestry Service, arrived from Sitka aboard an Alaska Air Transport plane pi- loted by Alex Holden. Fromholz, who Is stationed here in Juneau, has been in Sitka for a month on off, cial business.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-06-25
E121|HW!y 2[!!| l: 2!W!
 LAST TIME TONIGHT The Way of All Flesh {

Holmouist, Helen Hermle, Dorothy Sturrock, Goldie Johnson, and Katherine Hahn.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-06-25
Washington MeByy-
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Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-22
L. A. PRODUCE

Los ANGELES. OCT - TIP, -
Trading wa rather low because of
rainy weather.
Asparagus. Imperial bunslea .@
select 80. -s..r. -. cx f. ..5u
local * fey 1,.. E H.. choice .:
rooks ..
Bundled Vegetables: beet ia-c.e
'arr.t. 75-eoc. celery root s.-7o,
dixon eo-75c, rr onions 2.25-25o
i"'t- -. mustard 5pc pareIey ~
f'.. raet-aes I.51. spinach ID. tG-
I,.r- . 75c. k6hi rrbi 25-3oc min,
..-g1, wa'"rrress 3oc.
Pc. Pi-mo Oceano polo 1a-12
Ar:ase G:anGe ana Eerro- po1e lon
bush Lempo. c-ss. china peas Piy-
u.a -
~o.a-H. ~h.'c summer Iuae sol;
C.aete.a g., =. Imperial 81 flats
7--t.s i.a.an .oeal and san Dieg,
lag f-ts- Lnmpoe and San Lut-
ChI-aa -. ,1araella l-1.25 vel
l,w e.a.f.,,,. Coaehe.la flats s5-1
,r'a,n .a.af -e-ea.. banana local
Iiar 1.-I'.. LaibaIa Lompo,
T. =
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-22
ROBERTSON GAINS
MORE YARDAGE

SEATTLE. Oct %. tUPp-An ad-
mittedly inferior Southern Califor-
MIA football, squad hasn't yet been
ousted from the Pacific Coast con-
ference race-and the answer seems
20 De Sob Robertson. the Trojans
WorEhorse.
Comparing him 10 Tror's pas.
quarterbacElng greats doesn't help
RC5ertSon's stature. but the Amer
can football statistical bureaus fire
bugs to-day credited Robertson with
the best yardage OF any conference
baC,;
Il four games, ne has gained 54!
Yards. placing him ahead OF such
glitte.:ng talent as Billy Seweu
Washington States pass-slinriny
ha.tbac.;, and The Individually great
FRANKIE Albert. Who quarterbacEs
the Stanford T.
Agalnst SeTe!l and WSC last Sat
urGay Robertson ran Up I43 yards
IN passing and running. Today he
tops conference Da!I carriers. IS
third IL passing and ninth IN punt
ing.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-22
SIX BILLIARD Men
SHOOT INTO TIE

PHILADELPHIA. oct %. up
six players, tive Of them tormt!
,..tholders. We"e tied TO-. tie lead
ioday in The worlds pocket billiards
championship.
The ~out,idor" w. irving Crane.
l., .Ala. y. =, VINO lo.ned the select
-:.ap d. sin, Tic Gays high run
crc5d ~. a string Of Is.
Others in The iead We're formcy
Champions WilGe Mosconi. PhIIa-
Gciphia: Ralph Grrcnieat, Chicago;
jimmy Caras, Wilmington, Del.
Erwin R9dolph, Cleveland; Andre"
PoNzi. New YORK.
The tourney enters its third Gay
tcdaE with tour Of the pacesettera
rAcd3led to d"fend their leader
ship. Tie pulMnss We're Rudolph
and joe Pyaclta. GIoyerSyille, N. y;
Nosconi and Don Tozer, Decatur
HI Halr. Baker, Los Angeles. ano
Ccnofi3 Lauri, BROOKLYN; Greenleai
Mnd George Kelly. PhIladelphi1;
Car1s and al, Granfieid, Syracus"
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-22
NEW GRID RULE
NO DELAY IN GAME

NEW YORK. o.: - JP.-Ths
rev .u.e permitting unlimited i.
O substitutes II college feo:ba" has
re. and W Rot delay games Il
a.y aNpreoianie extent. THa: W.
definitely established to4ar by :
United Press s%yey Q. -. Wees
end.s Il ;op sa&cs.
Wrcn ta.> t@;est legislation be
came pub.e ;he -uGison So.omons
pred!eted ia; manpowec woa.a
tieod the free II S.sh QUANTITIES
TIA. fans Wo4,d 70, be a5.e 10 -
the same for TIE SUbstltuctCUS ana
asserted THAI contests would become
50 .ong drawn out thai The H.
would be hooted Oh, ot existence.
Although during SATURDAYS e1.as
there We're as many As 129 subs
:GtionS in q single sane rone }.
the contests suffered as Ia as pace
was concerned. No contest ran lou--
e. than Two hours cHG ) N,."tes
ard the average playing ti..e-.@o
hours and % M!HIte>-W4, 70.
loa-er tHan 90: @: same II :.e
pas.
Ire tac,s furnish 20 other re-
SG.t. The aToWe5 intention Cf the
ru,e5 committee was 10 ,J>e IL
burden on smaller schools WI
sparse reserves.
Tie results are t4conc.3s.ve.
No.:h Carolina called On 79 pla.ers
while being beaten. 52-6, 5y TU.ane
bui PITT used only % wh:.e beng
trouuced, 39-0 b. Minnesota.
Here are the average ti-uroS: il.
the Il games surveyed. coaches seq;
in an average OF 80 substitutes. OF
a grand total OF 1893. TIE winners
averaged +8 shifts apiece toy q TO-
tal OF 678 While The losers %ere owe
with 10, or a total of 56I.
Most changes Of the Qay were in
the Tulane-Nortn Carolina gane-
l28 Tulane made 70 changes aea.ns-
Cardinals 70. but the same .ostea
only tW0 hours and 80 nIrutas. 'ne
same time registered br Il" Mn
reso,a-Pitt massacre, in Wa!c,: oni|
g. su5s.ltl ions were NaG- Tt
shoc;es; tine Of the Gay Went 70
Har"ard Dartmouth a. 2.06 b3t
these teams used 48 subs or f.@4
moce than Ohio STATE aad P"raIa.
Wto played I3 minutes longer.
Texas Agg.es GscG the mos. I'D
st.t9tes among the winners. ca!l.a-
or II 70 defeat TCE. TIE feTas-
were The q employed b. Ono stare
IL ed=lAg Purdue The mo-. tor tn.
loser9 we're NORTH Ca.o..nas 73 an
TIE teWest were the p uset, " CO..
un.b.a and Purdue.
The rate of substituting is much
higher than in previous years Win
coaches making more frequent uae
Of single play" specialists and also
shifting men en oftense and dc
:ense EOWeYer. because virtually =.
Of these changes are Datag mau.
WIN time IS normally OF. H..
length CT the games i not Dem
-rea.Iy affected
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-22
Vikings Grin;
Sportuns Grim

Palmgren said. but we expect to
give them a mighty mean time"
Palmgren claims mis- team is in
better condition than they have
been since the season opened, but
that Maynard is still on the bench.
The powerful fullback will probably
be out of action for another week.
In FL Centre, the coaches said
they expected a tough game-thcy
refused to say they expected to win.
we've seen Holtyille play and they
are good outfit the coaches
claimed.
This week the Spartans have
stuck to light practice sessions.
strcssing blocking and tackling for
the most part, and pleasing returns
have been indicated by the coaches.
Improvement has been noticed in
the quarterback in particular.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-22
I'll DAYS
SPORTS PARADE
By Harry. Ferguson

thoritr. Getting doV to conpari-
sons aaaln, Franklin knocked out
Tom Music in two roundS-a chore
that consumed nine rounds of Louis
time
Franklin has had % knockouts
in 33 fights and was Golden
Gloves champion in 1887,
All thi5 seems extremely impress
Siye and il Mr.. Hurley had just
stopped there, he might have made
oJt quite a case ior his man.
But lie took a full windup and
said that Franklin would knock
Cut Joe Louis If and when they
cFcr cot into the same ring. The
roa ca, he said IS that Franklin
would lit LOUIS fist and hit him
hard. What Louis would be doing
"N.l" I'll 'h.S mayhem was under
Way Mr. Hurley did not stipulatc.
J !r"l satc il predicting, however,
tI2t Joe Woa.d not be hosting n
white flag or fleeing in terror from
tne scene Of battle.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-22
MARKET QUOTATIONS
L. A. POULTRY

Los ANG ELES. oct. - DPl -
Hens. Leghorn, =. = 9. ID =. Is.
Hens, Leghorn over .. 70 ! lbs =
Hens. Leg. over ! lbs and UP j.
Hens, colored. to 81. Ibe =. PIC
Hens, colored over 5i2 lbs & UP &c
Broilers, J., and up ] 3, lbs =
BroilerS over ] ri and UP t. =. =
Fryers. Leg. wore 2, - lbs. IL
Fryers. colored, pig to 81 lbs nc
Fryers. colored over 8. 10 :. .
Roasters. colored, over A. lbs 24c
Stags, colored ................. -
Old Roosters. Co.orcd .......... -
Old Leigh orns RooNcrs ........ 49,
DuckhuEs, Pekin over ; lb 49,. !
DucklingS, Pekin under lbs o.. Is
Old Ducks, White PekIn ...... -
Young Tom Turkeys = lbs. up q
Young Tom Tu;k.y- j - ~ lbs l.
Young Hen TUrkeys i and up .
Capons. 6 TO S Hos ...##........... 25r
Capons over : 'hs and ap ...... -
Rabbits, NJ viii. -. t. - .bs =.
Rabbits, mixee eo,rrs = 3. - !bs .
Rabbits No. Cd ................. sc
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-22

Football teams in FL Centre and
Holtyille are busy preparing for
each other this week. They will clash
Friday night on the FL Centro field.
Ben Palmgren, remained Wednes-
cay morning one Of the few valley
coaches who weren't splashing
around in the depths of the pool
Of pesslmism'-and he has enough
to yelp about.
Holtyille will go against Ell Cen
tro without the services of their
number one back, Gene Maynard;
the Vikings have been beaten twice
in the three games they have play
ed; FL Centre is one of the tough
est outfits in the league this year
But Palmgren still manages to wear
grin. He isn't expecting much: !:
so little bit satisfies him. I'VE
don't expect to beat FL Centre.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-22
AGGIES &C AIN
DARK HOPS s.

,o"'s ,ess sa,h .-,6# a@a Hos :. .
.::,H-..
Ru. caa.a Usa.se Nor;sa =.
sIt',,naa .I..a. Wen he il
f.,..ry .a.sn las. ~pring OF =
.94l ten N!ue empty pa. q
shoes = a.sa ana asgs:ge,d posi- =
@..h ,.-'es&.H Jl,H Sta@hnL Gro.
3 t'G as5 veteran De:acc y =.
"s.-.s ~ .a.oa.E.
H., - .r>. a4ae senior -.
e.. ..as Ga,.c' players b.. S.
=. H.a=e> 'Hcy ,.ase 2 Etoa.
~....'rG. capable aaE n,a-e. -
o..C."- -" -.gvgatsEt ENDS. s.
h..,. ~Hs,5eG H., No~erhous" :.
..,> d. .se --'d. -, team -,
.s.fo ~as>...a',J Il ass.'loa Das -.
TH5aasss ~. :@.s5 AZ he -
Mc&.. .se A.. >eem The 80
an = t:r ,o2.a~ce, -.
s.au-a 10 eH...'a.e t or.,,.......
: <a, La=-aar.. - .Gs ->a.s......
,.&upoa.s.2
The a-s.e. h.ee so...a :ro ~. e
u.a &C .5sr ~t:..2.., a.N.u.H,~ -.
i. So COILS naV" taa.H.e',.. T. ..9.s-
. o. l29 ,hsoW! :. IL yards Vi.
=" las ..oftu himself one q. t. -
Letter Na >tr> IN tae conference -. .
c"Ga BIZ "J.ftrrbU- Heuderloa ,
~ foot l. 4n,A sidn. tabled -.
.l,,c>. na#> cat..er il the aams
~ Co~sa Norton. I'D E.vn> Sa.-
mons. d. BACKS AUsHaN Su4s..
sau Cuass Rost!s .Et"e the e..
re.e.g.@a - o..
u :.1a =, ."e deesnl seem -
,n.,~ Alan. Ernie PaU&t.
ana lIa~s...a. R05ae.t Green b.
COX. tLe forward Vail has llm,soG
tour teu:.. 20 "a tot, ot ij2 ya@t
.G~hu-. s.lel.'. ue',"r record .s4a
eat Of t. tine i.ne.
Tie tenn h.f or one GsHae
%eahre,~ noHpeUaGs2: 2n orsa..
.o.J. 0!.-..e. n q "a!eraIN '.o.2.ge'-
~. ~. = T.a .s.s o-c5 >..a..
.e-oM- iaE.. . az. Yer.
Two ,Hs..tas a.o Norton sal -.
a....lHou =. ds,.. sse!H II the ea.=
10. \ X =. TO have 4 season snca
- 80 O." - i. We -. center 81.
passing ard o;er ~ TCU -@Me.
We rac.a be rou-h n November.
T1c Aa.i.s uurG.ed Texas C.ls-
IAN II 10 @ ias' week ard the -
ycu4H r.-a- 4aW C"ca. Beaten Ba3
.oy is IL weekend A sie foa "a
',av.u. a. h-me a. Calles' S.a..oa.
!. / II. / :.~oee1. Te&as Is A-a}F
9dYori.r opsa Rec = Austin =
tansas and TtTas Christian 50 L.
t.rst.t.oAa.. :.r tcrmer a- .inst
c. C..rtI.. q. ptfal.
Cd 'Ho .at.er a-..ae' F2ra.ian &
Nv Eo.f.. Southern Methodist Is
iG.e.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-22
CENTRAL BEES WIN

The E. Centro Bee squad cama
within four points of DUPLICATING
their Older brothers last week win
when they scored y points on the
Imperial junior varsity Monday al
;e.noon. The junior Tigers netted
one touchdown on long pass.
Scorlng for Central were Roy Har-
vey. Stanley Jacobs. Carl Chicka-
EiSa ana Fred Higginbotham.
Thursday. the Central Bees Wi.
play Ho.Wli!e junior varsity.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-22
.NEH YORK STOChS

NEW YORK, D'. - arP,
SIX mad a. If.-s..al -. ill.,. =.
aay a. Nrat 9o.4u,..
Sf"eI -AI;.# #"l" "aaH,. t,a.
e.hse MAJOR gfp.p. a. t.~ vi
II tr"'. r. :. Str"l a.a E.'..-..,a.
oast io-, Aearl@ io.a..
Ga.am', al Sea.4 .a.t a.#.. t.....
half t"-teraa2.- gam -, a..r.. l.
pom and n'asr "copper" tata.. ,a 6.
Irr
stoek sale ner. 5aaa.. share
again, -...s.a y"-t.ra. =. -.
curb sto'k tIrao:"f Io-s - ttf
shares from Ia7.a." ye-fetsa.
bow Jo1."- prclma.af. .I.-....
steet averages IT,. 't.az .. ...
-. raii -. af' .1t. 4..t.. :-
~ =. 55 .fe.t- ; -. -. .+.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-22
SNAvELY THRU
FOR COLUMBIA

NEW YORK, Oct. %. CUP)-Dor
Snayely Of Massilon, O., one of the
greatest centers in Columbia uni
yetsity's history. was through will.
football for good today because oI
4 torn cartilage in his left knee.
Snayely suffered the injury ii
the 1lrSt three minutes of the
Brown game on Oct. and was un-
aoie to play i'll the Princeton and
Georgia contests. He was exercising
his knee in preparation for a re-
turn to action when the cartilage
snapped out of place again.
After consulting the team physi-
clan, Coach Lou Little told Snayely
he was through.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-22
ARABS TRAVEL. TO
Citrus FRIDAY
.RElDYS THROUGH FOR
REST OF THIS SEASON

r. le'aro 5aa.ar college held .
g.. il. ~e-mwlse practice Tuesday
" preparation ~ next Friday
....ss .. I:ru@ j. c. IT WIS th,/
~. .a.s Ec-aoa, s.noe o. ldental
} .o>a eaFr them L GOOD Grubbing
-. NetEenj.
Nat.seaaly missing from the se>-
.,s - Warren Reily. Arab quar-
saael. Rr,.y vi be on. Of p'o>
H.. re gc.. of tie season with .
~YJs artery. and according to
cough Je:yy DennerIcn, the red
!yaaed signal caller Will be a great
... - ,hc team DcnnerIein said
uDag Nas tie Arabs best runner.
t... ~ p.,,or and signal-cai.er.
n.a4 F.k2..k. Will probably re-
r..e, Re.Gs n 'hs regular lineup
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-22

%rW WORK Oct. -. 'r?'-AnT
rrl2c.-h, Mau.-"r Nj. hur. 4 chal-
lcn-r IN oeaalf OF hIa 4.4d.a,or be-
fore yog can SIP '33 i ; per cent.
bit today scu. came Ea-ocEing a
the UoJr Ht0 tossed q. something
r5w-a Har.a" c.laIan.e.
I: "u, II fa.E Ege.et. manage
ot Lem FraGE..H. 500 heavy
weight 80 9....a pa. ~ Vic course
IN C.ova Rad tnr OF" e"cM.ng Dy
.coun- .aonn.cai sA5r.:o". 0y2,
40 S.4yu II I've r92."s. Par for
.at man-MosN-alD Ea2@n as Simon
d :,ocEogt III ! @a0C-. SCI BY
80 bost sa.1.a: Il - Da mess -
Jlc Lr9..
&1r us4.e. ..5:.,a .aa. He fel,
-. A-rss. IT., !. ea'.s oil, Of the
sI.:.. H. 60. .....e -. q. : cus-
OMAR. ~. ,..'..-o.. ..'Hrrd rs
5J1c:. T.. ne.o.. Il. -. :. IT. down
= Uu..,. 81 ... sa.-. g.. <euga.
TIE p4..as .I.. Has.a. .o!iers IS
- 70. Fra.t..u 10 tt.e a.. against
3..= Ce.a. L.. |o.4 $50 Buddy
E..
7 .-. o. .... j. -. Ii. :; them
- ...... s:..H .... l,aer. I'D Nj.
.E....". ~. I -.s. -. j. VII knock
,.t.. or - - ,.a I. le .ai's to
..... -. ~. ,.a u t.r.. I wall
'... o.. - cDaa.aed pIrses -
:. C.aas..tH Cle.t.
81. HaleG "a. II { ar.ligate
.a,... IL Ill D..t IT. Wiling to
a.-..'' aa4., - - Community
=: .:. u E. - SAID IL g.. ctger 10
70 a.aasrr- 70 a., o.c. or ali
..e. ~. = aa.'.s:. III n. parlay.
a..t.o. - t"a.aa. i i. has Of
.e..t "a at555J a.aa.s. 70 Buddy
Bsr. y s!a.e A.'e - l.g With
I.a..t..a. D.. H.. ..H#es o. tue TWO
-. ~ nscua.. Uss...r Of "eI-
-" t.o.1.s.
It.a, ~ Il .r,s o.. Ior him,
.s49 ..r. H...e" U..a - aA.ru atical,
u -. !-.4 a...... ia -. irc".
-, ... t... % ovid Offer
.,s.. F.. -.5.s, , .esss..ec AND woaid
-. '.- -. ', $1,000 for Conn.
-. psHc.p.c u the
....:... ..r' ~ n.p,rs. WIN .Ir. Hur-
=. ..H FauEliL.
CJAY c9an IRON tAc realms Of
a!rL .a..s for u mo.e..'. II ap-
-. NJ Z ".cr really has a hot
at.o I'll ~ tr"nE.9. TnC Negro
.sa:.Hriatf J. a na'tc u. Cleyc-
nd. "r... - ClQa Inn scnool
'arrr aaG u On" Of Elnr children.
H. Hcloha a Little osor POO and
o.a. - III with con. !e9.yIc au-
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-22
L. A. STOCKS

LOS ANGELEs. oct. - up
stoaks were off slightly il light
eradiuglng on the /. a. Exchange
today. FiTc issues were up. eight
were down ana thrcc were un-
changed. Volume va 5Himaic-
is ,eas share.
B.ue Diamond .. unchanged, Pa
,ln, finance 8. Oft =, Ttansamer-
tca - Oft T.; sou. Calf. Edison.
common - off j.: Union OIL co,
49, off = Con. Steel common G."
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-22
NO PRO BALL FOR
HARMON, NOW

Mn YORK, Oct. -. CUPo-Pre-
t.a.s radio commitments will pre-
.... Tommy Harmon. Mlehlsan
..l-Aacilr, ariolson star OF 1910,
..o.a DIa>iua uaH more protessionAl
..5.6a,l this %e3r with the New
!.ui.. AMERICANS. l. WAS announces
TO-DAY.
Harmon. who describes COLLEGE
football games for a clearet con-
,crn. made his pro debut last sun
CAY when he performed i'll the same
b4cKue.d as John Kimbrou9h, for
M..lv OF Texas A x NJ.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-22
l.. A. LITESIDCF

LGS ANGELE~. D,'. - 1Ir
F-aeIal -'+fr t1arr'' t,a ,......
Hoe. -. aet.." 2,.is ,#e'. ....a
- tep li.io Oh j-"--2e ~ .t.u....
msa4m 70 reoa u. - .a '.-
40. l4hr upIf ,t.f.#tt. -
- IT,. sp#- 2.5a-5
tatlhr Ca.. .'e"... I,.'ea 49,.
b4t- slo"; aaaor'... I.s.. ~.
LIH.: t"~ 'guHon -'e'r- -. ....
tea .ie'r. ILL.,. ,o". t4#. ''..
,5mmo nto gpea 7-5.s.ls. .a,.s.
and currrr- 5.25-7. odd uee...:r ,.I
o.5o-s.to, .ofHlue .or" sfost'i- ar
feedof~, calves zoo; ,to.ac ona', .
10 i55p: rothiIp opne ~ eaI.,..
Shrep 5G'. lambs streaR'3. ~
tleeccs considered; load gpod -
choice 100 lb WUOIed lambs II.25;
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-22
INDIANAPOLIAN KILLED
IN ALTO ACCIDENT

KINGMAN. Arl2 OcI -. Up
Charles P. Caylor, 46, Indian
apolis, died last night III a Klngm2A
hospital as the result OF head in
iuries suffered early Tuesday when
the auto he was driving skldded out
of control on { curve and over
turned. The accident occurred near
Peach Springs, As miles east OF
here
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-22
CHICAGO CHAINS

THTTAT1T- - = = = :"
-. and "f.a'.. D..,r .s... .....
eAara ttsrtz.1 -. .t."' t##.l..
- bur p.nsra,s 'he '.a. .i. -
GDWr %hrt.
Wheat t.:.-aea ~ ,..'
busLel ip"ei. oa'a va 80
=. a.. % ~ ". r4e 80 e.
j.. ast sr. bea,. "cte ..,.,
20
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-22
RN ION " MILER

DALLAS. TeX Ce; - Up.
B&liScye passing aHt srea. defensive
ne play MAKE the Texas A--ias
:ae dark horSe Of re >oa;HV,z.
conference.
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: powe:-paeSed b@,k:.elJ No 'eaa.
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PIONEER RADIO
ACTOR SUCCUMBS

OAKLAND Cal. oct. D. up
Howard Milholland, So pioneer
producer and actor in Pacific coast
radio. died yesterday following a
heart attack He was manager Of
KGO. san Francisco, from 1924
until 1920. and directed Pacific
coast NBC programs from 1929
until 1881.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-22
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l.. A. GRAIN

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.orn - yellow b1lE 81 G34I.tG
Ny.'a' =. u. $751; L.
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Ial.rt 70 western $l.G7t. 41.72.
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CANAL EiILDIEG
ONtIi:At LIT

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Cs.ta canal OF the Central Vale
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MPLS. PLAI FUTURES

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LOCAL BCTTERFAT

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Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-22
PICK YOUR WINNER

Ihcrl's N VC0F- promo. I00-C0Ntesf teams.
Now. contestants. "teu Nou I'LL out Your blanks.
please do il plainly / ,aa asnt care how Your name
is Sp He'd, You ncrdHt t.tn much care-Jones ma!
come out Bones ju' nat would he small error.
All blanks must he = uut O. he PoSt-PreSS stations
before Friday Doom. NaU VIII tlrd boxes at Hoffmans
Drug in Caipatr.a JehnHy'> Place in BraWley, DunnS
Drug in Imperial Bots Drug n Iotville the Capitol
Sweet shop in Calrxca IN r. Centre Sport Shop in El
Centre and the Pu>t-I'rtSs in L. lentro
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L. A. BANKS
l. A RITTER & EGGS

Los ANGFIES- Oct y VII
Butter: Extras oAe. Prime f.fsf
&c. standard 80, UnderEradcs
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-22
Teams

HoItville V. Central
Washington y. Stanford
use rs. CALIFORNIA;
JCLA vS. Oregon
Minnesota v. Michigan
Navy vs.. Harvard
Dartmouth Is. Yale
Texas vS. Rice ....
Columbia vs.. Army -
Ohio State ". Northwestern
Missouri vs.. Nebraska #......
Purdue vs.. Iowa ........
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! OH Choice

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-26

John Bryek 926 Howard.
Walter KoNal. 1894 Gilbert
Claude ". Beezey, PISS Lawndsle.
Andrew S. CsbulsN, 6s53 CLAYTON.
Leonard j. Kocai 1907 Waldo.
Andrew Sedor. 34l2 Gilbert.
William J. Hammer. 1867 West Hancock.
Frank A. Donaldson. 1921 Gilbert.
Elmer c. Carlson, SIS Woodmete
Albert II Barr. 1928 East Grand bouleVafo
William II. ArendaN 230s star.
Herbert " Pohl 1905 Trenton.
John A. o'Connen, 1909 Engle
Frank a. Dolot. 4799 spring~ells
Frank F. -kowalski, 223l East WINS.
Joseph G Kastely. 1881 Logan.
Michael j. Kolodziel. 3S09 Martin.
James II Gore 23A Watson.
Herbert B. Fletcher. 2e3 East Canheld.
Amos " Lundy, 235 Medbury
Herbert r. Thomas, BOO East CoiumMa.
Walter r Medlock. $3.50 Begole.
Rookert WEIGH 2eT East Wills.
Earl Garter 2s2s Brush.
Robert NJ. Parks. 4a2l McGraW.
carl p Spencer. $40 East Montcalm.
Eugene Mnender, 1851 EpWorth.
Alan A Austen Downtown y. NJ. &, a.
Arthur o. " schmelzle, 1892 Garland
Donald j. Macpherson. 1905 Wisconsin.
Terry A. Forma, 7l23 Waldo.
Robert. A. Kelly 24lS stair.
Chester A Majka. 4457 Jos. Campau.
Harry r Oleksyn, Hi3 Trenton
Raymond } Rouieau, i72' Elsmere
Joseph r. Rieberger. sl52 Rathbone.
Robert A. Market. 1927 cypress
Lester ". Sechrlst, bufialo, n. L
Lawrence Bilgen. sTeq Fulton.
George Il Woinowsky. 3si7 Livenois. -
Richard II Luehmsnn. 1858 Renvile
Harvard II Henze. 1917 Chalmers
Edward A. ROmanowski. il05 Trenton,
Charles F. Erbanek 3774 Central.
Vonnig b Moosekian, 1926 Woodmere.
chester G joyce. 2023 Ferry Park.
stephen Pycko. 403e Clipper.
Henry c Tuger. 7Oo5 Senator.
Alex Sotnik 1925 Clippert
Joseph W Nledbala. 3146 Gilbert.
John r Markulis, $500 Cllppeft.
Lewis G. Bethune. 2611 Honorah
Daniel c. Hsmmang Jr. I14s Senator.
James c. CookSey. 2i40 Norman.
Ralph o Reher, ss05 Longworlh'
Nick DeVito. 4l4s Commonwealth
Frank j. Swierlik 1875 Lawndale.
John n. Keefer. ASS Renville
John l.. Murfey, All Algonquin.
Lynn z. Coffin. Flint.
Edward s Zaiac. 666s Southern.
Peter J. Wagner 726 Elizabeth, Dearborn.
Clarence a Sorenson. 2030 Mullane.
Donald A. Harrison, 1855 Western,
Robert L McElvoy 4ifs Western.
Edward L. Jolicoeur, s772 Mason.
Theodore Dombrowski. 1881 Dubois.
Charles F. Phillips $50 East Adams.
Robert Thomas, 1857 springwells.