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La gaceta., 1941-05-17

Washington, mayo II. -
FL senador Reynolds declare
hoy q%ueaumenta la corriente
de opinion en- favor de que ell
servicio militar selectivo sea
rebajado desde 35 amos a 80,
manteniendo la edad minima
EN- 81.
Londres, mayo 17.-El mi
nistro sin cartera Arthur
Greenwood declare hoy que
Mas palabras de Hess prueban
que en- Alemania hay desuni6n
Jduda y desilusi6n, y que ell ma
lestar continua creciendo.
Washington, mayo 17-Las
81 republicas de este hemisfe-
rio Sc preparan hoy para esta-
blecer administrator provi-
Bional' sobre las colonias fran
cesas en- la America, 81 la eS-
trecha collaboration entire ell
gobierno de Vichy y los nazis
llega a proyectarse hacia ell he
misferio occidental. Toda ac-
ci6n decisiva, sin embargo, Sc
IA demorada hasta que Sc acla
re ell grade de cooperation
del regimen de Petain con ell
"nuevo orden." Estados Uni
dos V las otras naciones anne
ricanas estan bien enteradas
de las peligrosas protenciali-
dades de un punto de apoyo
nazi en- este lado del Atlanti-
co. Los planes estan listos pa
ra ser puestos en- ejecuci6n tan
kluego Sc haga n~ecesario prote-
ger la paz y la seguridad en-
ell continente americana.
MoscG, mayo lila Russia
Sovietesta trasladando a sus
mas habiles jefes militares des
de ell Extreme Oriente a las
fronteras occidentales. FL mas
notable cambio es ell del gene
raj Grigori M. Stern, veterano
de la campana de Asia, conan
dante en- jefe de las fuerzas
del Extreme Oriente. Stern IN
sido visto en- esta capital con
las insignias de un general del
Etado Mayor. Mand6 algunas
tropas en- Espana, durante la
guerra de la Repdblica contra
ell fas 5mo International. lie
ha susAtuido en- ell mando, en-
ell Extreme Oriente, ell general
j. P. Apanasenko.
La gaceta., 1941-05-17

Contestando al expresidente
Hoover, un "apaciguante," Flo
relic LaGuardia manifesto: "Yo
solo Quiero decirle a Mr.. Hoover
que ~Inglaterra necesita TODD 10
que 6l dice que necesita."
"Le hemos prometido ayudar-
Ia y para cue tenga valor la pro-
mesa sara necesario lograr que
las mer3ancias lleguen al terri
torio ingiss.
No sacara ningdn beneficio Il
pueblo britannica de los carga-
mentos que sean h%undidOs."
mo es solo tanques, aeropla-
nos y canones 10 que un pals po-
deroso ha menester, sino tam
bien unidad. Cuanto mas prom
to Sc logre la unidad, mejor Sc
ra para todOs."
La gaceta., 1941-05-17
REUNION DE LA N DE
CULTURA ESPANOLA

La Junta de Cultura Espa-
hola celebr6 aver una impor-
tante reunion en- la sala de los
Caballeros Leales de America.
Asistieron cerca de Glen
personals, una de las juntas
mas nutridas de los 1ltimos
meses.
Qued6 acordado celebrar
una function teatral y mas tar
de un Picnic, a beneficio del
Fondo de ayuda a los refugia-
dos.
La fecha de la function Sc a.
nunciara dentro de pocos dias.
Sc tratara de ~efectuar 81 Pic
La gaceta., 1941-05-17
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS
Bevins y ell "Pajaro' Hess. = "Trabajar para el
ingles." - Reaccionarios y traidores. Saram'
pion. = Para los ancianos. La Guardia con-
tesla. = Clamamus y Capron.

Bevins, Ell ministro ingles del
trabajo, califica de asesino a
Hess y dice que por zanzibar de
domicilio no ha pasado a ser
hombre honrado Y humanitario.
Herr Hess, segGn ell ministro.
va tenia hecha una lista de los
lfderes obreros ingleses que de-
bian ser asesinados en- ell case de
una victoria nazi.
iDe complete acuerdo con es-
tie ingles que sirve a su pueblo y
labora por la salvation de las
democracias.
La gaceta., 1941-05-17

mic en- una fecha adecuada.
FL manifesto sObre ell tras-
lado de la oficina, luego del
"golpe por Ia espalda," Sc pu-
blicara la semana que viene.
ACADIA de entrar en- una eta
pa de mayor actividad y flo
recimiento la demOcratica y
republican, organizaei6n.
La gaceta., 1941-05-17

ST la alianza entire Vichy y
Hitler sc confirma habra llega-
do ell momento de hacer 10 que
hace pocoS dfas recomendara a
La naci6n ell senador Pepper.
Sera necesario prOteger las
Azores, guitar a los falangistas
las Canarias y hacer aer6dro-
mospara los avicnes nortea-
mericanos en- Dakar, de modo
que ell sur del Atlantico quede
"inmunizado" y libre de barba-
ros.
La gaceta., 1941-05-17
Crisis en- Ell "gabinete" de un
popular mdSico tampeno.
iSe cort6 la melena!

Miguel Lorente afirma que
uno de los peores males del pals
es la excesiva tolerancia con la
"Quinta Columna".
Miguel sostiene que ahora,
en- Estados Unidos, trabajamOs
todos para Ell ingles... para que
ell ingles Sc salve.
S~alvandose ell ingles, Sc saliva
"a la America Y ell salvajismo
totalitario sc extinguira.
La gaceta., 1941-05-17

Ell senador comunista frances
Jean Marie Clamamus, ha sido
nombrado por Vichy alcalde de
Bobigny.
iPor otra parte, los comunis-
tas maIdicen a Petain y Darlan
Y les llaman fascistas!
Pero ell senador nGmero dos
del partido, porque Marcel Ca
chin era Ell ndmero l, esta va
"encasillado."
La gaceta., 1941-05-17

Recomienda ell senador demo
crata Lee la ocupaci6n de Dakar
iCuanto mas pronto Sc haga,
menos dificultades encontrara
Tnglaterra y menos peligros CO.
rrera la America Latina y por
tanto la America anglo-sajona!
La gaceta., 1941-05-17

Esta lleno ell territorio de ST.
ria de 'turistas alemanes."
Asesinos de la Gestapo y SOL
dados... que tratan de deshonrar
en- ell mundo la palabra "turis-
mo-"
Son los mismos "turistas' que
conspiraban en- Espaha antes de
cue los militares del tipo de
Franco traicionasen al pueblo
espanol.
La gaceta., 1941-05-17

Ell viejo Petain es un reaccio-
mario V ademas Sc halla rodeado
Dor todos los bandidos de la po-
Utica f~rancesa.
Laval no volvera a la vicepre-
sidencia del gabinete; pero va Ell
celeberrimo Darlan Sc ha pues-
to a la "altura" de Pierre.
Los eunucos de Francia servi-
ran a los nazis; los hombres de
veras Sc uniran a la Francia Lii
bre.
La gaceta., 1941-05-17

Texas ha aumentado Ell i'm
puesto sobre cada barril de pc
tr6leo. Ell estado cObrara AIS
centavos, en- lugar de 2S/4.
Sc recaudaran nueve Milo
mes mas y Sc gastaran en- aumen
tar las pensiones a los aneianos.
Texas pagara mas de $50 al
mes. a 100000 ancianos y an
cianas.
81 Ell gObierno federal respon-
de, aportandO una suma iguai 8
La gaceta., 1941-05-17

Motines en- kumania... por la
escasez de pan.
Hitler lie quito algunas tone
ladas de trigo a los rumanos Y
Sc las mand6 a los griegos, con
ell fin de alegrarlos y "apaci-
guarlOa",
La gaceta., 1941-05-17
Ell TEMPO

Claro para hoy y mahana.
Vientos moderados. Maxima
temperature, aver, SO grades;
minima, Sc
La gaceta., 1941-05-17

Vichy nombr6 a Marcel Ca
prom, otro comunista semiarre-
pentidO, alcalde de Alfortville.
No decline ell puesto. Cobrara
como los demas.
La gaceta., 1941-05-17

Sc ha descubierto que un es-
pecialista lie recomend6 a Hess
un viaje hasta las islas Britani-
cas-. Dor cuanto en- ell Reich no
podfa curarse el "sarampi6n a.
leman".
La gaceta., 1941-05-17
DE
ULTIMA HORA

En- Alemania hay desunion y
desilusion. - ST es necelario
Sc establecera una admins
TRACTION provisional" - La
Russia Soviet traslada a sus
mas habiles jefes
La gaceta., 1941-05-17

Muy gracioso ell nombde que
los tabaqueros lie han puesto a la.
organization de Ramirez: LA
Yuca-power''.
La gaceta., 1941-05-17

Son necesarios para la defen-
sa de la Libertad los vapores
franceses que Sc hallan para
lizados" en- los puertos america
nos.
Sc les pasara la "paralisis' y
transportaran mercancias y mu
niciones para ell pueblo ingles.
La gaceta., 1941-05-17

Merece una felicitaci6n ell ciu
dadano que recibi6 a tiros a csc
bandido que trat6 de robarle ell
producto de su trabajo.
~ que no haya compassion
para Ell criminal
La gaceta., 1941-05-17

stones sublra a S42yUUU,U UU.
En- Ell Patio nos veremoS-se
oyer decir.
Sc refieren los que asf habla1
al Patio-Jardin del CirculO Gu
bano.
S~eguramente que algunos pen
saran: 81 no llueve.
La gaceta., 1941-05-17

la del estado, ell Fondo de pen
stones subira a $42yOO0,O 900.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-01-31
DOUGLAS SCHOOL ATTENDANCE
 HAS REACHED EVEN HUNDRED

That public school attendance in Douglas has appreciably increased was noted by Supt. Pools report to the School Board at their regular business meeting last night. En- rollment has now reached one hun- dred. not counting the kindergarten pupils, of whom there are Is. Max mum attendance at any time dur ing last years term was 85.
 An important consideration of the meeting outside of the routine such as paying salaries and other bills for the month, was concerned with request received from the new territorial Commissioner of Edu- cation James Ryan for an approxi- mate budget for the next bienninm to aid him in presenting his re- port to the Legislature for funds that will be needed by his office during that period. Special meeting of the Board is scheduled for next Thursday, February 6, to give proper attention to the matter.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-01-31
LOCAL PILOTS FORCED BACK
 BY WEATHER

Both Alex Holden and Shell Sim mons were forced back to Juneau on scheduled flights today because of high winds and bad weather, Holden flying as far as Hawk Inlet on his way to Sitka before finding condi- tions hazardous.
 On his way to Polaris- -Taku with four Canadians for the mining town, Pilot Simmons found flying weather impossible and returned to the air port in the Fokker. Later the wealth CT broke, allowing Simmons to com plete round trip to the mine with passengers and air express.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-01-31
TITLE BOUTS ON TONIGHT,
 NEW YORK
Champion Joe Louis Meets Red Burman in Sehed-
 uIed 15-Round Match

NEW YORK. Jan 3l. - World Heavyweight Champion Joe Louis and Clarence Red" Burman enter the ring tonight in Madison Square Garden for q scheduled l5-round title bout.
 This afternoon Louis weighed in and tipped the scales at 202h pounds and Burman at 1888 pounds.
 Burman is a red-headed young Baltimore married man with two children and a couple of gold teeth. He has been chosen as Louis No. l victim this year. Some say 1t will be the end of Burman, too.
 Some ringsters are second-storv workers but Burman does his dam age downstairs.
 He is known along Slug Street as just about the best body puncher among the heavies. Some fighters are known as graceful picture box CTS. We'll, Burman isn't. He's a rough, hugging, mauling gent. As the next fellow to hop into the path of the Dusky Destroyer, Burman is entitled to a few re- marks and comments. Generally these hit by J.L. are too dazed to engage in post-mortems.
 Red figures it's just a matter of intelligence.
 Those fellows who have been beaten by Louis just didn't have any new ideas" he explains.
 It all goes back to the first Schmeling fight.
 . Max kept popping Joe with rights to the jaw and finally knocked him out So what? So every fighter has jumped at the idea that all he had to do was to hit Louis on the whis- kers and it would be all over This strategy turned out disastrously for all of them.
 Now this guy Burman-he thinks.
 He has a new idea. He figures Louis ca nbe taken if you bang his midriff.
 And being good body puncher myself, I think I can take him. I'll have his tummy so sore that he'll start letting his guard down to block punches and then I'll borrow Schmel- ings idea and rock him to sleep with clout on the chin"
 To hear Burman say it, it sounds almost convincing. But Mister Louis, he don't crack that dead-pan even for a chuckle.
 Burman hasn't fought any of the
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-01-31
BARTHOLOMEW
 IS IN JUNEAU
 FOR C.C. MEET

R. A. Bartholomew, Ketchikan business man. arrived on the Bar anof this morning from the First City to be a delegate to the biennial meeting of the Territorial Chamber of Commerce.
 Other delegates from Ketchikan are Judge w. c. Arnold and Frank Lloyd.
 Ketchikan business men are hap py for the opportunity to cooperate in small way in the country's national defense program and the Army's work on Annette Island is aiding Ketchikan in a business way Bartholomew said
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-01-31
GROSS COUNTRY
 RACES WILL BE
 HELD ON SUNDAY

In competition for the Behrends and Henning trophies. men and women skiers will hold cross coun- try race Sunday at o'clock on the Douglas Ski Trail.
 Numbers will be drawn at 12:30 at the cabin and handicaps will also be posted at that place.
 The races will be held at the upper cabin, unless it snows ap- preciably before Sunday, in which case the races will be held in the second meadow.
 Curtis Shattuck, winner in the slalam competition, will be out to try for new laurels, while Mary Van derLeest, winner for the women's division, will be given close compe- tition by Jane Vickery, last years champion, as well as other members of the fairer sex.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-01-31
DOUGLAS
 NEWS
PLANS FOR ICATION N OF GYMNASIUM TENTATIVELY ARRANGED BY OMMITTEE E

PLANS FOR DEDICATIO 0 OF GYMNASIUM TENTATIVELY Y ARRANGED BY COM MITTEE
 Committees representing the City Council and School Board met with Supt. Pool in his office in the school building last night to plan a suitable program for dedication of the new school gymnasium. Un- less subsequent events necessitate second change in the date Feb- ruary l9 was decided upon for the dedication.
 Several notables who will be asked to speak on the occasion are Gov Ernest Gruening. for the main address; Attorney General Elect Henry Roden, Representative John Mccormick, Mayor L. w. Kill burn, President of School Board Arne Shudshift and Superintendent of Schools Calvin Pool.
 Arrangements of musical numbers on the program will be placed in the hands of Ernst Oberg, music director on the school faculty.
 Among the out-of-town invited guests are Delegate Anthony F Dimond at Washington, D. C.. and pr. Charles E. Bunnell Of the Uni- versity of Alaska.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-01-31
Winn-Ianaka Edit
 ] Bird This Week

This weeks Juneau High School J Bird is out today and editors for the edition are Suzy Vim and John Tanaka. @ .tf
 Issued twice a month, the paper contains news of interest to stu dents, with an editorial and business staff comDosed of high school jour nalistic aspirants.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-01-31
Dresses Completed
 For RefuQees, GOA

Meeting every Thursday for an all l-day work session at the home of Mrs. George Simpkins, the sew ing group of the Catholic Daugh- ters of America yesterday complet- ed 36 dresses for the Red Cross for distribution to English refu- gees.
 Made of green wool material, all frocks were given accessories by the individual women. FTocks were made in sizes l2, IA and l6. The work has been carried on by the Catho- lie women under the direction of Mrs. Della Dull.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-01-31
LAUNDRYMEN LOSE } TO ONE
 TO BARAN0F

In slow matches at the Brunswick Alleys last night the Baranof keglers took the Juneau Laundry 3 to l, and Golden Age Beer followed suit and gave the North Transfer the same treatment and the same score.
 Galao rolled high for the two man Baranof squad. weakened by the absence of Barcus. The missing mans average score. however, was sufficient to bring the hotel men to a victory against their opponents.
 The second match of the evening saw one man missing on each team with only two players bowling the three games. Mangalao rolled high for the Golden Age squad with 538 that helped to bring up the to win from the transfer team.
 Games scheduled for tonight are between the Royals and the Island CTS at ' o'clock and the George Brothers and the Brunswick at 8 o'clock.
 Scores last night are.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-01-31
JkIFF MAY
 BE MANAGER OF BANNERS
New York Yankee Asso lidfe Coming tc Coast
 10 Discuss Terms

SEATTLE, Jan. 31-Torchy Tor rance, Vice-President of the Rain- iers. Seattle's baseball team in the Pacific Coast League, stated today that William Skiff, former catcher, and now assistant to George Weiss in the business office of the New York Yankees, will arrive here next week to discuss an offer to become manager of the Rainiers, succeeding the late Jack Lelivelt.
 Torrance said: we will discuss terms with Skiff and if they are sat- isfactory, he will be offered a one year contract"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-01-31

so-called top 10 among the heavies. Burman says they're scared of him. Others say Burman just isn't good enough to draw sizable gate against them Anyway, Burman's year-long yipping at Louis heels finally got him the chance he's been bleating for.
 Louis was sluggish in his Decem- Der fight against Al Mccoy and Burman thinks Joe will be sluggish enough tonight for the Irish Red to win.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-01-31
Shotgun Club
 Shoot Sunday

The Juneau Shotgun Club will shoot Sunday morning at II o'clock at the club grounds, three miles out the Highway.
 Club members autoing to the grounds are requested to stop at Percy's Cafe on their way to pick up anyone without transportation.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-01-31
Public Card Party Is
 Set for This Evening

A public card party will be held tonight starting at o'clock in the Parish Hall.
 Sponsored by the Catholic Daugh- ters of America. bridge, whist and pinochle will be played. Refresh ments will also be served by com mittee.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-01-31
CATCHER ACCEPTS
 SEALS' 1941 TERMS

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 3l.--The San Francisco baseball club an- nounced that Bruce Ogrodowski catcher purchased this winter from Sacramento, had sent in his signed contract for 194l.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-01-31
Saturday Meeting
 For Rainbow Girls

A 1.30 o'clock business meeting will be held tomorrow afternoon at the Scottish Rite Temple by the Order of Rainbow Girls.
 Miss Elizabeth Tucker, Worthy Advisor, will preside. All members are urged to attend.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-01-31
SONS OF NORWAY

Regular. meeting of Sons of Nor way, Saturday, Feb. 1, l94l, at pm., Odd Fellows Hall. adv
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-01-31
NOTICE

NOTICE
 AYRMAlL ENVELOPES. showing air route rom Seattle 10 Nome. up sale at j. B. Bnrfo~e & Co adv
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-01-31

WEI SUFFER with your feet9 Phone 643 Chiropodist Dr. Stoves
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-01-31

Totals .............. 509 494 4b6 l46' s-Average, did not bowl.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-01-31

Scores last night are:
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-30
NAME HORSES CUT
TO z AT PIMLlCO

FIMLICO. Nd, Oct. 30. oTP
Oaly Two horses will ran III t.
Pmlco SPECIAL the race that W,
to feature til. opening oI III. :
Gay tail meeting mere today.
Such b.4 name ho:>es IS Whr'a-
way. Alsab. War Relic. Pie,or and
E Pebble passed up the tcss.
leaving on.E Louis Tu.ano's s.e@as
distance runner. Market Wise and
Haltal. occasionally brilliant col.
owned by WoGdyale Farm, to ran
f3r the $4,000 winner JaKe-all test
over a mile and 3 l6
The appearance of 26 year old
EXterminator to lead thc horses 70
the post in the 5000 handicap beag-
ing his name may lure the css.J-
mers. Old Bones. so-callod beeags>
he looked so spare even II lis
iacing prime. will visit a traek .3r
the first time since his retirement
in 1924.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-30
MODEL, !, r GOES
2 AT' 'IFrE.ING on

this sector. arouSing Itself to defeat
tho p0ndcrous Oregon Webtect IA tc
T. UCLA previously had been beaten
l.. Stanford ana Washington but
tHcir victory over OroBon makes
them light fayorite over their big
brother. California. this week.
Oregon States brief bid for Pasa-
Gena 9lory ended Wnen " business
Ike Washington State team upset
the Beavers I to @. This dctcat Mus
an earlier loss to Southern Cal puts
oregon State out OF The Rose Bowl
running although the Beavers vic
cory over Stanford TWO weeks ago
Was the filst defeat for Shaugh-
messy since he took over at Palo
Alto.
Southern California's foot b q II
prestige reached a new low with
last weeks ii to defeat By Cali
lornia. The Trojans take this week
end off in an attempt to cock ~
something for Stanford tie follow
Ing Saturday.
Other coast games Weak are
WASHINGTON vs.. Montana. Oregon
state KS. Idaho and OREGON VS..
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-30

NEW' YORK, Oct 30 'UPJ-U5-
ing the pass, punt and prayer sy5-
TEN in an attempt to pick Saturdays
football winners:
EAST
Notre Dame over Army-The eam =
Of the day between two .ndefeated
united teams
Cornell over Columbia But i
may BE- a tough, brVisin4 battle.
Fordham over Purdae-A great
otfense amasheo on toward a Bowl.
Pennsylvania over Nav~-Ugh ami
ouch. One Of the toughest game
to PICK anywhere
Ohio State over Pl"sb.a.a - A
breeze.
Harvard over Princeton y p!.=
Yale over Brown A nd aamn
in an ancient rivalry.
Colgate oYer Holy Cros5-2I to o.
Temple o"er Boston Co.lege--De-
spite a hunch that something NAV
be cooking here
Dartmouth over William and
MarE-Not too tough.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-30
MARKET QUOTATIONS
L. A. POULTRY

Los ANGELES. O.t. =" up
Hens. LegAora. -. = =, ID o.. is
Hens, Leghorn OYER 9. TO lbs 1sc
Hens, Leg. over + lbs and up IS.
Hens, colored. to 81. lbs e. 24c
Hens, colored over 50 lbs & up 24c
Broilers, ] T.. and Up / = lbs -
Broiicra over . and up = .. 90
Fryers, Leg vore = - 5 lbs. lGc
Fryers, colored. - TO g. lbs zoe
Fryers, co.ored over - 10 49, 2lc
RoasteTS, cOlored, over a. lbs 24c
Stag. coiorei ................... ~
Old RoosterS. e4.oiea .....,.... H.
OId LePA3rns Eag~ters ........ "ac
DuckIugs. Pek.u oyer . y .... L.
DuckHng-. PeKin unde! > lbs .. l5c
Old Dp,ke, We Pekin ...... "9c
Geese .... ............ ......... 4'L
Young Tn T.ateS- - Io-. ~ -.
Young To-. 7 .ises = - .. in- i'.
Young H. = 3tgeN- ait Hr -!
Capon-. 8 20 u. -............ 25'
Capous over ~ ard up ...... 25e
RahhIls ~. uhs'e - - - l1S II
Rabh.ts. ~ - eo.srz o'--4 = lbs l5c
Rabbits No. oia ................ o6c
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-30
THE DAYS
SPORTS PARADE
By Harry Ferguson

DuQuCSMc over Nlllan0ya-not that
i means much, lat Duquesne beat
Manhattan ana Manhattan beat
VillanOva.
MIDWEST
Northwestern Ger Minne5ota-T
put It down quicE and now In
afraid TO change it. For the days
TOP upset.
Michigan over Illinois - Name
your oNn score and Michigan Will
run IL up for YOU
Wisconsin oy~r Syracuse - With
Harder leading the way.
Oklahoma O,"r Kansas Easy does
il.
SOUTH
Tulane over misunderstanding
an undelcatcd, united record
Texas over Southern Methodist
take a brave man to pick against
taCGn two teams at Texas university
Or is it three ,cdmS?
Alabama over Kentucky-Threc,
maybe tour, toGChdOWns
Duke over GEORGIA Iech-But not
ua.u there Ia, been qaite a scrap
A good one to scc
Georgia over Auburn SinkWich
INKS tine PIdinsmen.
IeH4s 2. and NJ. over Arkansas
Oh passing ard speed
Texas Christian over Baylor-BHt
it'll be hard work all tie way.
Tennessee over Louisiana State
The nickel came down heads.
Rice over Centenary q to 6.
WEST
stanford over Santa Clara-Bc3t
game on the coast
Denver over Colorado State BY
at least one touchdown.
Orcpon state over Idaho-,Bounc-
inp back from last weeks loss.
CoiDraGo over Utah-By just q
whisper.
UCLA oycr California - On a
AJHch. Good game.
Washington over Montana - A
practice session
Oregon over Washington State
Is 70 I.
Season record: Rich. 81 Wrong
g Tied 5.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-30
THE POST PRESS
SPORTS
PADRES MAY TRAIN IN EL CENTR0
BUT WANT EXTRA INDUCEMENT

Of things chef among W...". j..
Was admitted WedNe> GAY H.-h.. :
whether some other community 80.
offer - team i bei.e. Go.. ."a@-
C.a..y
(, Ccawa.s e.ty 5a@" j. yo-c.;..
voted . eXtea5 tGe U>.., .uy..~..l.
,o lie PaGses e "a" here a.~...
ba. - invite WaS 9..2,u> ... -@~-
;omarv otler q hard cash v."> j..
access . tse toWa PARK.
Mac. a.clot.. pre>.Uc"' .. -
Padres SD .a.e Wed"s>Ga ..-
he had aSestra. offers. @"c ....
lie would make ap E.S MINIS ~.
way or another By 4 Week :.e"' E.
CAV Thursday October so
A o; depends. Major M,Ic'; .,.-
or what tranSpires a The 7~....
Coast baseball conference &; S"<Ea-
men;o. which starts mex, MONDAY