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Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-09-15
Gardner Says
Money Part
OF Individual

Rev. T.. Nurtleet Gardner the mas
toi. preached ON the tonic The Cos
rel and Money" 1t he eleven o'cloclx
Leul. e. N SUNDAY morning If The First
BAPTIST church
lu, ~. pcl points 10 a wav Of life
loJ men and women and deals par
trulafiv win the per onal liG, of an
Ir~i&IduaI. tine minister said This
way Of life refers not only TO one
Iti.tiynShIp with those here but to
nr whole world.
He continued:
Since the GOOD, of pesls relates
,a,r how doe If Gc1r unnn money
What. after all. dn,S money repro-
:eut2 The ACQUISITION of money re-
presents the physical or mental DOW
tr> of man. Money a man
himself. The acquisition of money
lepl, ents. to a certain extent. the
limit of mans powers.
The spending of money is, like
wise. OF great importance. The
pending OF money represents the
ch.2f interests in which a man has
las heart ccntered. Money is spent
lnr necessities, for luXuries, or for
<ruIstle causes. Then arises thu
question. what is the Christian Way
concerning the spending of money?
What relationship does the gospel
nave to mune>t If the gospel is Gods
good name to men. then this gospel
neCds to b2 propelled by men. God
chose. blIIlan 1~orOripu and he naa1
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-09-15
r COUPLES Get
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Three couples. two of them color
cd, secured license to marry at the
Vance Registry office over the week.
I'd, records there showed today.
Leon Korin, %, Of Philadelphia.
and Charlotte Snyder, %, of Wild
wood, N. j., We're the white couple.
Coluled couples securing papers
.N>Ne sam Marlborough, %, and
Dorothy Williams, 20, both Of Hen
uerson, and Chester Perry, "a, and
sarah RhtIn, %, both of Henderson.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-09-15

,Jurics are used as a l.,le only in
press libel actions in Sweden.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-11-13
MARINE NEWS
STEAMER MOVEMENTS
NORTHBOUND

Mount Mckinley scheduled te
 arrive at 8 o'clock to-
 night westbound. c Princess Norah due tomorrow
 c afternoon or evening. Q Yukon due Saturday. SCHEDULED SAILINGS North Coast scheduled to sail
 G from Seattle 10 am. tomor-
 row. Alaska scheduled to sail from
 Seattle g am. November 15.
 Q Columbia scheduled to sail
 O from Seattle am, Novem-
 Q Der Is. . North Sea scheduled to sail from Seattle 10 am, No- 0 vember 22 SOUTHBOUND SAILINGS Northland scheduled south- bound tomorrow evening. 6 Aleutian scheduled south bound next Tuesday. LOCAL SAILINGS Estebeth scheduled to sail every Wednesoey at 6 pm. for Sitka and wayportS. . Dart leaves every Wednesday . at ' am. for Petersburg. Port . Alexander. Rake and way . ports.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-11-13
U. S. LABOR MAY BE LEADING 10
 GENERAL STRIKE
Parliament Warned of Sit. u0tion in Industry in
 This Country

LONDON, Nov 13. - Prediction that the United States labor situa- tion may be leading up to gen. eral strike simply due to the in- experience of trade union leaders" was put forward today at the open ing of parliamentary debate on the British war policy.
 The possibility of a general strike was pointed out by Austin Hopkin- son, Independent, in support of his statement that despite United States contributions. the enemy uses it's production capacity very much better than we do'
 Hopkinson said Tt is all very well to point to our aid from the United States, but people don't realize in this country what industry in the United States is going through in the present generation"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-11-13

The Daily Alaska Empire has the largest paid circulation of any AL aska newspaper.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-11-13
Tyee in port;;
 Souihboutlt

The Alaska Transportation Com- pany's ship Tyee brought three passengers to Juneau when she docked at 2:30 o'clock this morn ing.
 Incoming from Sitka was Henry Roden, Territorial Attorney Gen eral. Also coming here on the Tyee were Cleo Gordon and Mrs. J. S.. Lingard.
 When the Tyee sailed for Seattle this afternoon, passengers from Jul neau were MT. and Mrs. Sam Hill
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-11-13
Norih Sea
 Here, South

Arriving from Sitka at 9 D. m. yesterday, the North Sea brought 30 passengers here. Leaving this morning. the Northland Transpor- tation Company ship took exactly the same number Of passengers from Juneau for Seattle. Peters burg and Ketchikan.
 Arrived here from Sitka were: V. c. Bingham. w J. Markle, H. R. Abbott, Jr., Vernon D, Brown, Nick Kitka, Dan Zeranon Gil Rich, T. J. Pyle Mrs. Gladys Isaacson, Robert A Hansen, Mrs. Audrey Thisted, Mrs. Dorothy Mead, Jim Haviland, Bill Tuggle, George Bry- son. Anton Gallonetti, Mrs. Clifford Berg, Mrs. John Cashen and sen, R. Shepard, Ralph Mize, Dr Frank Hull, MT. and Mrs J. A. White, Bill O'Brien, L. w. Liewrance. Ralph Bardy, Oscar Lake, J. Niemi. L. Wilson.
 Leaving here fer Seattle were: Irene Oxford, Mrs. A. F.. Clifford, Lucy Anderson, MT, and Mrs. Fred Rowe, w. E. Gerwels, R. Townsend, J. LaChance. E. P. Clements, Robert Oxford, A. Crawford, Charles Mad dox, Arvid Johnson, Chris Finni- man, MT. and Mrs. F L. Bloxham, Mrs. William Mahoney, John T.
 
 H B. Paulson, MT. and Mrs. An- drew Rosness, Elmer Seery, John E. Smith, Mir and Mrs. Olaf Swanson, and Sylvia Swanson.
 Going to Petersburg on the North Sea was Tom Evenson.
 Bound fer Ketchikan are Inga Hamstead and Raj Louring.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-11-13
CHI RICH HERE

Gil Rich, Alaska representative for the Black Manufacturing Com pany and other commercial lines. arrived here on the North Sea and is. staying at the Baranof Hotel
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-11-13
Defense Of Pacific Is
 Demand by Gruening
 In Ariide in Magazine


 (Continued from Page One) that the perils of democratic life are preferable-to one people at least to being under tctalitarian 'protec- tion'
 Alaska Great Point
 Tn Alaska, the growing military development has made it possible for this Territory to play it's proper role in the defense of the Pacific. Today there is general realization that the United States must be de- fended from Alaska, from Hawaii and from wherever else it is neces- sary.
 Alaskan residents, who include considerable number of Filipinos, will do their part in whatever dan gers may come as a result of our enlarged role in National Defense. People of every locality, Territory or nation must realize at last that the defense of one is the defense of all"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-11-13
Yukon Is Now
 Juneau Bound

SEATTLE, Nov. 13. Steamer Yukon sailed at 9:30 o'clock this morning fer Alaska ports with l03 passengers, including Is steerage.
 First class passengers booked for Juneau include the following:
 Mrs. B. c. Yates, Marcia Cudlip, Wilbur Irving, Myrtle Jones, Evelyn Baker, Mrs. George Blinn, Harry Stonehouse.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-11-13
TIGHT FIT

CHICAGO, Nov 13.-Alphonso Vruno, le months old, stuck his foot into a water pipe on the front lawn of his home-but it required a squad of firemen to free him from his self-imposed trap.
 After the firemen responded to his mothers alarm, they dug up the ground around the pipe, broke the pipe, removed the baby's shoe and released him.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-11-13
Deer Season
 Over Saturday


 As long as they can see to shoot, deer hunters may go cunning Sat- urday, then the shooting is all over for another year
 The season for mountain goat also closes Saturday. Frank Du- fresne, executive officer of the AL aska Game Commission, pointed cut today, as he urged all deer hunters to turn in their question: naires, handed out earlier in the season and requesting statements regarding proposed changes in hunting season and bag limit.
 Deer which have been killed le- gally may be kept as long as is desired after the closing of the season, Dufresne declared.
 In reference to the deer ques- tionnaires, Dufresne said a number of these have already been turned in to him, many of them request ing a change in the hunting sea- sen and the allowance on one doe in the bag limit. It is probable, he said, that a meeting of the Juneau district deer hunters will be called later this month or early in De- cember, at which time members of the Alaska Game Commission may also be present A possibility exists that a change in hunting regula- ticns may be made when the com missioners hold their annual ses- sion at Washington, D. C., in Jan uary, he said.
 Dufresne declared that records reveal there are more deer being shot each year in Southeast AL aska. Last year, reports showed approximately 5,20O deer killed in this section, he said, and predict ed that the total take of deer this year will exceed 600O. On Admir- alty Island alone last year, Juneau district hunters reported killing 732 deer, Dufresne, pointed cut With deer reported killed only averag- ing about 60 percent of the actual kill, he estimated that more than 1000 deer were killed on Admiralty last year and said the kill there this year will exceed that figure.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-11-13

Continued from Page one)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-11-13
TI[)ES

(Sun time, November 14)
 Low tide-2:26 am, 2.6 feet. High tide-8:48 am, 15,2 feet. Low tide-3:14 pm, 3.1 feet. High tide-9:12 pm, 14.0 feet.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-11-13

RAYBAN goggles cut haze and eliminate glare from sun. snos. water. - Dr. Carlson, Blomgren Building. adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-11-13
NOTICE

Kindly call for your photography work at the Totem Photo Shop before Wed. night, Nov. 12. Closing puslhes. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-26

Cardinals to climb the golden StalrSs
The Dodgers had the heat on them
from beginning to end, they opened
the season by losing three straleht
to their hated enemies, the Giants.
but proved their gamencsS under
fire by getting up off the floor eN-
cry time they were knocked down.
AT no time during the season We're
the Dodgers more than four games
in front. Ten times they were on
top and the last time they stayed
there. roaring down the stretch III
one of the National Leagues most
thrilling finishes
Not only are the DOdger CHAM
pions collectively, but they are
champions individually as witness
the following list
Batting champIon--P"tc RelScr.
Pitching champions Cmost victor
les Whit Wyatt and KIRBY Hgbe,
% victories each.
Most ShutoutS Whit Wyatt.
Home run champion Doll Camilli
Runs batted in champion Dol !.
Camilli
Leader in doubles and triples
Pete RelSer.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-26
Chalk
On the
Car

HARTFORD. Conn, Sept 2G
up Athletic commissioner Frank
Co key today asked National Box
Hg Association President Abe Green
70 suspend featherweight champion
ChalkE Wright III 45 states be-
cause Wr!ght's manager, Eddie
Walker, refused TO 90 through with
Il l5-round title bout with Bobby
Poison Ivy here Tuesday. Wright
IS from Los Angeles.
Walkers refusal. wrote Coskcy,
was "flagrant disregard for the
rules of fair play and u flauntint
OF commissioners authority
Il have no alternative" said Cos
keE in his letter to Greene, but
10 ask you to suspend Wright in
every NBA state after September
30th'
walker left the local promoter
holding the bag on a contract
which was drawn in good faith
and made binding By a note i'll tho
amount of $500 signed by Walker
and which I now have in my pos
session. COskey said. The at
torney general of Connecticut has
ruled the contract bona fide and
apparently made in good faith"
Promoter Lou Viscusi, Coskey
said, was ready to 90 through with
tie SHOW IF he has to stage it be-
fore 2j people"
Coskcy also teiegraphed Pennsyl-
vania Boxing Commissioner Leo
Raines asking his "tull cooperation"
inaamuch as Wright is scheduled
to fight next Thursday night at
Wilkes Barre.
The NBA recognized Richard
Lemos OF California as champion.
An objective of the Wright-Ivy
fight was to have the winner meet
Lemoa and whittle the field down
to a single titleholder.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-26
Local Gridirorl
Schedule Set

Imperial Valley high school Of
ficialS Friday announced a COM
pleted, revised football schedule
which Will see valley league teams
open up in games at CalcXico and
Imperial Oct. and close Noy. 20
at Holtville and Imperial.
This was first official schedule.
Other tentative schedules had been
drawn, but none bore the approval
of all necessary factions
THE SCHEDULE
Oct 3. BraWley at CaleXicO. Holt
Vile at Imperial
Oct. 10. CaleXIco at Holtyille. Fl
Centro at BraWley.
Oct. II BraWlev al HoltyilIe. Fl
CentrO at Imperial.
Oct "a Holtville ii FL Centro
Imperial at CaleXi@o.
Oct. 30. Ell Centre at CaleXico
BraWley at Imperial.
Nov. 4 Imperial at Fl Centre
No. :. Imperial al Holtyille, Ca
leXico at BraWley
Nov a. Brawley at Fl Centre.
Holtvlle at CaleXiCO.
Nov % Calexico at FL Centro,
Holtville at BraWley.
Nov. 25. Imperial at BraWley.
Nov % El Centre at Holtylllc
CaleXico ct Imperial.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-26
l.. A, LIVESTOCK

LOS ANGELES. Sept. % Up
,Frt~.al Slatr Market N""- So -
-,
He, sa.ab,~ -, supplies in-.tt.-
~, 70 t.-t market; odd ar aat
gr,.~!a. 'r"n. i5-25 cent iow"t. f"F
mealum - ch9iee 18o-221 IL -.
49,. ah9see around 90 Ib~ fa"'"'
=, - = ho."" butchers ".a.-...-..
I.ay .-a"- .25-s.5O.
ra,,. .ala5Ie 80; Me~i,an -'"":e
4.g.~. 4. -: no fed -t"e9. or
yaaa H.. stock offered: medium 70
gs,e f. ,teers quoted Ia75-i@.
a,..r ,,a-s". ,teady; choic" = mod
afa ~ ~ 7.5o-s.25: eanner. and
4,,.r- 55o-7.25; bull to g.. CAL
- .a.a5.e roo, st"ady. t~"- @ea-"i
- - ao"a. choic" uorq"a - lf.".
.#aa Tr<a- calves = -. Af.znar.
....t a:sh"r.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-26
BrowIey Joycees
Invade Phoenix

Brawley jWior college was look-
ing forward Friday to Is tWG eHii
tilt OF the current season Tn
nouhend Jaycee VIII travel to
Phoenix Saturday to meet tnat
Junior college and The l'cal boy,
are expecting no easy tmc Of It.
The Phoenix club ha demon
strated in previous years thai 1t u
capable OF putting Sinkers on some
rather highly rateu teams bat Uly
BraWley boys seom to have no in
tention OF lettiul the deadly weights
be attached to them They settled
down to their last hard Workout
Thursday night with gritty deter
animation and spent loQ hours m
intensive drill
Coach Jonn McIut5re began the
session with Il punting and punt
returning practice, then gave his
BOYS some defensive plays to work
on. Along toward 10 o'clock. the
boys were 4 little tired for any
thing really tough. so he finished
Oft the evening with an hour'a
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-26
BY UNITED PRESS

Pacific Coast league teams en-
gaged IN the ShaughneSSy p.uyof.
.oy me prestoents cup We're !dle
Friday while they travelled TO ne@
battle grounds.
The Sacramento so,ons ;oof then
;.Ird n VOW from San Diego
PaGres. 3 10 >. and resume play IL
Sacramento Saturday for tne
fourth and perhaps deciding game
Seattle and Hollywood weye eu-
route 10 Seattle
The veteran Tony Fce.tas va
reached for I3 HIS By the Paoye5
b.: ne KEEP, hen 50 We'll scattered
L vas not mt! the final frame
tia. san DECO vas able 70 score
n TIA: inning four succe@s.;-
Singles BY Macdonald, Hal Patcnelt.
~. Gar:ba.di and johnny Jensen
produced tWo rucs.
Sacramento got TO BL! Thomas IN
the third 70: Its !!rs. run. b.
Eadico,. singled. was sacrificed b;
FretiaS and scored or Don Gutter
idse's ore base blow. Another run
came across IN the seventh on a
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-26
L. A. PRODUCE

PRODUCE nj u 49, :.
Los ANGELES sept. - Up -
Demand and trading moderate.
punched vegetables: beet- 2'--3
doz 59-G0c; carrot 3 doz s5-75e.
celery root . co2 5.-sae. dixon =
COZ Gqc; green oaio"- loz S2.75.
8 Ieek> d)z = j"-iS5: mustard
doz 3o-t0c: parsley 8 doz 10-Gp.
raaIsh-- small - b. aaz r"-75s. :
doz sp-&1. -pira# ; aa2 7.-sa..
,urHlps - 81 s,-75.. G.u Sill.
min, goo. waterare-, gl-2-.
squash: whit. summer lo.al a.a
Saa Di"go s. i1-4-5: Italian ,..aI
aua san Diego % $lla-il1. Lan-
%. S25-I.s5. yellow ,reDk.~.f io-
al and sar D.-g5 Sl-.-5 Ln:apa.
$l-l o5: cream al tai. Gu'-:. -.-
Cor. banana pink 1..-t==. l. Ia.
!, hubbard Lon.f9.
Tomatoes. local and Sa' D.e2.
,tour, 4x5s Jo.soa. 7=5. a'd ~.
5o-G5c. GNs, 5r-ss.. san L-.. ORR
po 4x5s 5a-G5c. 5&l- ata -... .-
75c. GxCs 59-G-c
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-26
Pacific Tennis
Tourney Begins

BERKELEY. Cal. Sept. 26 Up
- The Pacific coast tennis cham
pionships begin here tomorrow with
some Of the top-ranking national
stars participating IN the various
claSsifications
Absent. however. will be Don Mo
Neill, frankie Parker, Jack Kramal
and many OF the top feminine con
tingent, including Helen Wills
Roark.
Bobby Riggs, national singles
titleholder, will compete as Will
Frank Kovacs, runner-up, and
Wayne Sabin. Mickey Rooney Will
play an exhibition match Sunday
teaming with Riggs against Kovacs
and Ted Schroeder, and with Shir-
ley Cation against Pat Canning and
Sabin.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-26
l.. A. STOCKS

Los ANGELES .+rpt. = d.F'
~i5.k were lrG"Eu.aI4. .o""r IT,
,.ya+iatt trading On In IL An
p.4... e<change tota* f.4r i.-i..
g.a,~. down AM -. ".i. 49, hang
- Volume "a arsfaE u.ate.5 .
~p,f -hare.
Souther" Caa'.r.a E".-.1
~ - ~. ..P". SsE Pa,.'.
-, of -. C5a-t..r#f.43 OF -. .p
Urla.. ~. - p'' Ceu oI.
cared ~,... ss@m., = IT -.
General Mu'.r- S., II - Kva:
Aeipra4'5,a. ~ =. gff s. vega
Aa,b.4,, fs -.. .uaup~1-
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-26
Bruins, Washington
State Clash

Los ANGELES. 81 - Up
Unire. =. T.. Cu.ul~m5 It,. l.. A.
geles 60 "s.l....-.os s...e. uobcd
b. - oHDr.t. IS s..I.'.. aroad-
division '.aa... oaea u,~ P.".t.e
Goa, .9o'0.. ro..ss...., .e.rCJ!e
tonI1a' L. Nsa...st 81. III.
Ccaaa BuRn Hr..a-y,% .@al.v
bro8eH' liz 9a8t r. q -o=ar> IL
70 ,caa - .a.- a-a.. asses -
team -ra.. -. (....1e - -do
a, saa A.da. 1... -. - C5.s-
20 Wa.A!na.oa $50 ...a.5% lost
is or. aaaaeD r.. q il r. Hor..-
or .se-. j. ara.
uCIA ".a II -. n. N-d..-
Cisco q r ...-.##.' q c..ab.-
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honor S-r ..ge
thr coa.:: .oH
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Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-26
LOUIS MANUANDLES
SPARRING MATES

GREENWOOD LAKE, \. 7. Sept.
26. tUP) Heavyweight Champion
Joe Louis, training for Mondays
title defense against Lou Nova, had
only two sparring partners today.
George Fitch and George Nicholson
were able to work with the cham
pion. The other two George HigeS
and Babe Richie. We're recuperat-
ing from beatings suffered in camp
earlier in the week.
Louis weighs POS pounds about
three more than he intends to regis
ter at Mondays Weigh-m.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-26

Our Buns Done It. and "DWo-
cher For Mayor" 1t would have
done more but there were too many
policemen on hand.
But p years is II long time to
wait to win u pennant, and that's
how long the Dodgers have had
to bide their time before donning
the purple robes OF champions.
Thcyd had many great players
down the years Da2zy Vance, Babe
Herman. Glenn Wright, Jacques
FouuIer Burleigh Grimes and 9TH
ers- but they always wound up
empty handed
That, is until this crew came
along With motley gang OF
youngsters and veterans. cast offs
and picks-ups. the Dodgers beat
off Il season long threat from the
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-26
NEW YORK STOCKS

Ny STOX 4C45
NEW YORK. S.p' - Hrr.
stocks resumed the.' t.saae ,asa"
after L brief r"-bi'" :ism ..aan2
in early trading volume ".ae'ec
sharply from lye.'"raa. mt.i.'r
share pace.
Trader, .uemptcd - es'..ra'" 'Ae
.ffeot, q limiting 'orpara'' tt.-
Tia 80 s. PER GEM d .Hs.s'"d sap..
taI In eoue .ns'an,r-. ta"'" "oa.H
be ~harp r+al,'3rh. ~ Iu' mn" p:"
II tle~e. Be'hIeacm St"ef hroks , .
d NV f~w for -. y"or - 80. IT.
~. In ,l. case = T.. : -f.rI Mi
i arg sap!'al4za#"n. -" etto"'
yroaIa br .ee> 49, ma #'ast satr'
ur1s slightly
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-26
Southworih Still
Proud Of Cards

PITTSBURGH. Sept IS. Up -
Billy Southworth, mana-,: Q. r..
St. Louis Cardinals. sad .as, n.-A.
he was proud Of his team despite
thei- loss Of the national Ieague
pennant. and expressed the none
tia: Brooklyn would defea. the
New York Yankees in the world
series
We made a galian. fight Of !.
..ever giving up clear down TIE
stretch, but We just weren't qooG
enough and Brooklyn won out"
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-26
MARKET QUOTATIONS
L. 4. POILTRY

Los ANGELES, sept. 26 up -
Hens. IL tghorn, : -. TO g.. lbs e.. It,
Hens. LegAorl Over 8. 10 ! lbs IL
Hens, L~g. over ! lbs and up o.. 16l
Hens, colored. l. s.. lbs e.. %
Hens. coIorrd OYER j. lbs d up &c
Eroilcr>. /, and up TO IL lbs 20
Hrol.er. otti ana up 70 ., 30
FryeIs. Log. wore %, /, . lbs 16c
Trytl>. ,.I.r"d, ~ 10 3. lb- 20
Fryvrs. ,..oret over "t. 10 ! =,
Rooetei>, oolored. e"er =. lb4 -
stag oolored ....... #.... I4e
Old Roostcrs. cOlored ..--#..... -
old Lerh2rns Rooster, ...... o5s
HuckHrrs. Prkin over 3 - .... y
Duckli.g- Ptkin under & Ibs .. &c
Old Durk- WAite PekIn .#.... o5c
ores, ......-..... I5l
Young Tom Tuik"!~ - 10 - lbe 200
NouIr Tnn I.fkes- ." ~ up 20
Young Men T4rhct- . To i ~, l5c
Nouuh H,4 TuIheys II and up 2ec
C4pun. io \ .h- - ........ .. -
Capuns over ~ an up ..... -
Eanht, No white -. 10 4. lbe It.
1:4hls-. mIe,G color H. =. lbs 14c
Tobh,l- y. 80 .#... ...#.-... os
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-26

lore is ccnterins baseball III thls
one city. to the dctriment of base
ball III the rest OF the country But
this one will be different. The stcrl-
ing qualities OF the Brooklyn fans
Who had remained doggrdly loyal
to our buns through the lean
years, had won practically lie en-
tire country 10 their side.
There was Il tumultuous celchra-
ton in Grand Central terminal IN
Manhattan last night when taC
team arrived from Boston where 1t
clinched the penn&nt by dcteating
the Boston Braves. to O. While
the Pittsburgh Pirates were defeat
ing the runncr-up ST Louis care.
nals to l. The hysterical. freu2i-
ed mob tore tee snlrls OF their
heroes. waving such placard, as
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-26
Gums Don Pennanf Purple

s3l NlN\. seq 2G up
- H..eae, Of tar comuy's most
-. -. n..ehau ,ans had It's reward
=. - Naso0a. League pen
. =. cestap,U apou tae crstwhile
49,. a.. shr sports world, the
- l.l@ DoGacrs. At, the end OF a
.#t-.uG asn lud-t,i>k race
-. "Wednesday these Brooklyn
rv=-..~ oaea LIE 1871 World Series
. NunSee stadium against the New
. -. N.aate- ~san champions OF
e. American League. L viii be
..asa.. II ne subway World Ser
d.. AIga ave been deplored be
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-26

dglll on kickoff formations.
Friday the Brawley team schcd-
uied a light looscning-up drill, but
nothing tough.
Mcintyre sad he woull probably
S;art the following players in Sat
niday's game: Lessicka and Acuna
At ends. Hall and Smith at tackles
and Seaboldt at center; backs
Lawrence Hashimoto. StameS, Will
SON or SaSaki
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-26
X NETGEIt WILL
Mn STANFORD

SIANFORD UNIVERSITY, Sept.
-. Up Lett halfback Pete Kmet-
.t!J sill be acting captain for Stan
10. luIv"r1ay in its game against
C.e2on tomorrow, it was announced
'Gaa..
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-26
Nova a.LesneviCh

POMPTON LAKES. N. j., Sept. 26.
(UPp-Lou Nova may have secret
workout tomorrow with light heavy
weight Champion Gus Lesncvich to
wind up his training for his fight
with Champion Joe Louis Monday
night.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-26
POLICE PATROLMAN
Is IMPROVING

Wiltred Tyler E! Certro police
patrolman, IS recovering IN E Cen
tro hospital after an appendectomy
performed Thursday afternoon. He
will not be permitted to receive vls-
itors until the middle OF next week
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-26
l.. A. GRAIN

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Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-26
CHICAGO GRAINS

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