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The Hagerstown globe., 1941-09-26

S126 month by the end of your
first term of enlistment, and re-
member that your clothing, lodg-
ing, medical and dental care are
all supplied free.
After I haze served my term of
enlistment, aOhat benefits do /
get for re-enlistmemt?
Depending on your rate and
length of service, you can get a
cash bonus up to $500 plus 80 days
leave with pay.
What does the term "Gsh can"
mean IN the Macy?
An "ash can" is a slang term ap-
piled to the depth charge used to
combat submarines. The average
lash can" is a container filled
with approximately 900 pounds of
TINT. and can be dropped over
board from ship and so con-
trolled as to explode at depths
ranging from 36 to 800 feet. These
are generally carried by the fast
ships in the feet, as a boat drop
ping a charge regulated to ex-
plode at 20 feet depth must move
away from the explosion area at a
speed of Is knots or more. These
lash cans" are either rolled off
the stern or shot from "y-guns"
which hurl one right and one left
simultaneously.
The Hagerstown globe., 1941-09-26
for a so foot street.

A communication was received
from Richard G.. Haldeman, vice
president and general manager of
the Hagerstown Railway Company
as follows: THE Hagerstown
Railway Company for the past II
years has furnished current to the
citizens of Hagerstown and vicin-
ity for lighting and power purpos-
es. 1t therefore, respectfully re-
quests that you inform it of the
reason for your notification to
cease furnishing current to private
consumers and corporations for
lighting purposes and to remove
all their own poles now used for
lighting purposes"
The Mayor was directed to re-
quest the Western Maryland Ry..
to cease blowing the curfew whis-.
tie.
The Hagerstown globe., 1941-09-26
HORSE AND BUGGY
DAYS :.
Bv the Old Lamp Lighter

In the proceedings of the Mayor
and Council Of the year 1910, .hcre
appears some interesting entries
Of the Council meetings. DR.. j.
Mop. Scott was mayor and Edgar
Mumma. clerk.
The finance committee reported
unfavorably upon the request of
the drivers of the various fire COM
panies for an increase of S. per
month in pay.
Upon motion of Councilman
Mogensen, seconded by Councilman
Randall the Street Board was or
dered to empty and repair the town
cisterns. The chief fire marshall
was to see that the work was per-
formed.
Upon motion a committee was
instructed to look out for a pair
Of suitable horses for the Pioneer
Hook and Ladder Co.
The Board of Street Commission
ers were instructed to have South
Potomac street scraped and clean
ed
Clerk Mumma was instructed to
notify the G. & P. Telephone Com
pany to place a one-party line tel
ephone, to be paid for by the city,
in the engine houses of the Junior.
First Hose and Western Enterprise
Fire Companies.
The monthly reports of John B.
Sweeney, collector; Jacob F. Zeig-
Ter, market inspector and Elias B.
Hartle and Ernest Hoffman, police
justices, were submitted and ac-
cepted.
The Committee on Town Proper
ty and Repairs reported that the
contract to repaint the fire alarm
boxes had been given to William
E. Knodle at a bid of $S and that
the repairs to the Council chamber
had been completed.
The bond of John E. Sweeney.
collector, in the sum of $4,000
was submitted and accepted. (The
bond of the city tax collector to-
day is $1OOOOO).
The city attorney was instructed
to ascertain what steps could be
taken for the proper numbering
of houses in the city.
Upon motion of Councilman AL
sip seconded by Councilman Wolf,
it was ordered that the levy be
calculated on basis of $9,O00,0O0. |
The Council ordered that the
levy for the year 1910 be at the
rate of Y cents on the $100.
The clerk was instructed not to !
license oil, bread, ice or milk deal |
ers as peddlers.
The Board of Street Commission
ers were ordered to widen and lay
out Willow Lane from South Poto-
mac street to the Funkstown Pike, !
The Hagerstown globe., 1941-09-26
POlly Of the Zoo

You try the bars of your prison;
You climb, you cling and you call.
You greet me there at the grating,
You love me best of all.
But oft in the lines of faces,
In the midst of the pressing throng,
You dream of jungle places
And the wildwood's waking song!
All, yes, you're back in the shadow
Of the palm trees towering head;
You're back in the warmth of
tropics
With long vines blooming red!
Youslist to your mate in the borders
OF a lulling low lagoon
AS mist of shimmering silver
Comes up with the rising moon!
You'd leave the hand that fondles;
The voice that speaks your name!
You'd go from the throng unending
From bars and prison shame!
You'd build nest in the jungle
Where bright acacias are;
You'd feast on the fragrant guava
And Groom to the evening star!
Leslie C. Manchester
bersburg, to complete her studies.
For three years Miss Keller had
been a student of the Girls Latin
The Hagerstown globe., 1941-09-26
1922)

The Evening Globe carried a
large ad telling of the sale of lots
on Irwin avenue, just off North Po.
tomac street, past McKee's, run
ming through the center of the hos
pital land. The ad was signed by
Lancelot Jacques, Sr., Lancelot
Jacques, Jr.. George B. Hoover and
Samuel c. Nicodemus.
The Hagerstown Fair was sched-
uled for October 10, II, II and 13.
Three harness races and three
running races daily were schedul-
ed as we'll as the largest poultry
show in the world"
The Western Maryland Shop
strike was at that time just six
months old. The date of the Globe
containing the article was Septem-
ber 25, 1922.
Farmers Of Washington County
were complaining of the ravages
of weevil in the wheat. They were
saying that they never saw the
pest so bad, and the conditions
throughout the State were the
same as in this county.
A York Imperial apple tree in
the orchard of Elias E. Baker, of
Beaver Creek, was producing it's
second crop of blossoms - Sept.
%.
Rally Day, which was observed
in various churches of Hagers-
town, showed a substantial growth
in the religious life of the city.
In no other church. it was said,
was this more noticeable than at
st. PauIs U. B. Church. Mention
was made during the day to the
fact that 25 years previously, on
the last Sunday in September, Rev.
A. B. Station came to Hagerstown
as pastor. On that first Sunday
in September there were present
The Hagerstown globe., 1941-09-26

bersburg, to complete her studies.
For three years Miss Keller had
been a student of the Girls Latin
School, Baltimore.
La gaceta., 1941-10-29

Los organizadores de este fes
tival estan preparando un pro-
grama muy entretenido y anne
no, siendo ell nlmero inicial boz
nitoSS fuegos artificiales Tam
b:en habra halle, con una popu-
lar orluesta.
Preparan eSta fiesta con gran
inter6s, las ASociacioneS de Pa
dres Y MaestrOs de los colegios
V. NJ. Ybor, Phillip Shore, De
Sooto Y Orange Grove.
Entire 10 alumnos de eStos CO.
legios Sc efactuafa un concurso
ole amateurs. A los triunfado
les Sc les entregaran valiosos
pcemios.
Los organizadores de este Car
naval de Halloween piden a to
COS los padres lleven a sus nj.
nos.
La gaceta., 1941-10-29

celebr6 un Halloween Party en-
sus saloneS, en- honor de los j6-
venes cat6licos del Club Mae
Dill Field"
Ell pr6ximo Seis de Noviem :
bra esta institution efectuara
un "Bunco Party" y Bale, que
empezara a las ocho de la no.
che, continuance hasta las doce,
Para los vencedores habra va
lioSos premios,
A los asiStentes Sc les obse-
quiara con refresccs Y cakes.
Son las madrinas de la fiesta
las Srtas. JoSefina Saladino, Ma
ry Ficarrotta, Grace Falsone,
Mary D'Amico, Teresa Chillu-
ra, Angie Monteleone Y Anto
Meta Spoto.
La gaceta., 1941-10-29
Gran NOche d. Gala

Para ell 6abado % del entrar
tie mes de Noviembre anuncia Ia
Sociedad Centre Asturiano su
magnifico cabaret" annual "No
che de Gala, fiesta que Sc cele-
bra con la cooperation de todas
las Secciones.
La Noche de Gala es bien CO.
nOcida de los asociadOs de esa
institution y pdblico en- general
va que en- ella Sc elegia a la Rel
ma que Representative a la socie-
dad durante ell ano; perO ell nue.
vo Cuerpo Directriz Y las Seccio
mes en- general acOrdaron abolir
el reinado, va que OcasiOnaba
considerables gastoS. sin benefit
clio alguno. La idea fue muy a.
plaudida por todos los asOciados
Y pidieron Sc celebrara una fies
ia con ell miSmo nombre. Este
es e. primer ano y sera patro-
cinada como las anteriores.
Sc contrataran las mejores
orquestaS obtenibles.
La gaceta., 1941-10-29
Santos del Dia
Narciso y Eusebio.
Ell Bale de PaSddO Md1dRd

Ell Bale de PdSadO Md1GRd
Hoy volvemos a traer a estas
columnas la gran fiesta annual
que efectuara la Secci6n de Re-
creo del Circulo Cubano, pasa-
do manana, Viernes, en- TODD su
edificio.
Reina gran animation, va que
Sc celebrara ell mismO dia de
Halloween.
Oscar Cuervo y sus mucha
.chos Sc muestran muy optimis-
tas en- cuanto al resultado. Els
peran que, como en- amos ante
riores la concurrencia sea muy
numerOsa.
Bonito y original es ell ador-
no del salon principal. en- los co
lores naranja y negro.
La fiesta empezara a las diez
de la noche y continuara hasta
La gaceta., 1941-10-29
AninlGdn Fiestecitn

ARinlGdd Fiestecitd
En- la nOche de aver la SOcie-
dad Hijas de Maria de la lyle
STA Cat6lica Gel Dulce NCmbre'
La gaceta., 1941-10-29
NOTAS SOCIALE
(fOR MARIO R~oDRIcuez,

NIt;nce EqTdh'9
FL enttante domingo celebra-
ri la estimada Secci6n de Re
CT , del Centre Espanol 81 Guar
t. matinee bailable de la serit
in vernal.
Las tres celebrates anterior.
han sido llenos complete y es
de esperarse que esta resulte lC
miSmo, va q. nuestra juventud
h. hechO de la a-"patio" de
Centre ell lugar preferido don
de pasar las tardes de los do
mingOs.
La orQuesta completa de "Don
Francisco tocara 10 mejor de
su extenso repertoire.
Regiran los precios de cos
tumbre.
La gaceta., 1941-10-29
Operodo

En- estado muy satisfactorio
Sc encuentra ell joven GilbertC
Marina, que en- la mahana de.
paSado lunes fuera sometido a
una operation por ell DR.. A. A.
Gonzalez.
DentrO de breves dias sera da
do de alta
Mucho Sc alegraran las amis-
tades del iOven Marina.
La gaceta., 1941-10-29
Carneral para los NiROs

CaracUal para los Ni6os
Con gran entusiasmo Sc CONT
nGan los preparativos para el
Carnavale dc Halloween cue Sc
efectuara ell Niernes, en- el Par.
que de "Cgscaden", bajo los aus
picios de cuatro de nuestros
planteles de ensenanza elemen-
tai
FL objective prn,ipal de esta
fiesta es recabar fondos para la
alimentaci6n de los ninOs nece-
sitados que acuden diariamente
a esos colegios
La gaceta., 1941-10-29
CENTRIC ESPANOL
FL Dia de DifuRtoS

Sc p0ne en- conocimiento de
los Socios del Centre Espanol
de Tampa, que ell Domingo No
viembre ?, Gle 1911, a las ? de la
tarde, Sc celebraran honras fu-
nebres, en- nuestro cementerio,
en- memoria de nuestros queri-
dos muertoS.
Centre Espanol de Tampa,
c. TOrrenS,
Secretario.
La gaceta., 1941-10-29

las cuatro de la manana del Sa-
bado.
Para los amanteS de la misi.
ca americana habra dos orques
tas, Don Francisco" y "Bob
Portion, Y para los que gusten
de bailar pleas e~spahOlas y GU
banas, LA Tropical.
Recordamos que en- ell Patio
Sc colocaran las meSas reServa-
das
La gaceta., 1941-10-29
Hoy por Ultima rex

Hoy por Ultima ueS
Hoy pasara por la pantalla
del teatro Casino la Super-pro.
ducci6n Carmen la de Tria2a.'
Tambien Sc exhibira la pelicu
la ell ingles "Sangre y Arena
fiel adaptation de la novela de
conocidO autor Blasco lbanez.
Ademas sc presentaran come
dias v nOticias,
La gaceta., 1941-10-29
NaeUa ~oficiolidGd


En- la Ultima reunion ceiebra-
da por la Logia Druidas "Liber
ty Grove No. 2, fu& seleccitua
da la nueva oficialidad.
Jack Terrano, Noble Jefe
Joe Scolaro, Vice Noble Jefe
Tony lDi Gaetano, SecTetario
Raul Russo, Tesorero.
Con estas lineas enviamOs un
afectuoso saludo a estos seno-
res Y les deseamos muohos ext
tos.
La gaceta., 1941-10-29
MATRIMONIOS

George b, Anderson, % y
Margie Lorraine, 81; William
Branch, "a, y Nettie Tanner,
40; Guy Leroy Buell., 32, Y Dai
sy Delphine Rush, %.
La gaceta., 1941-10-29

La gracioSG hijita de nueStroS
bNenOS amigos espOsOs Cesar
RiUeyO Mds, canciller d del
Consulate de Cuba en- Tampa.
Cumpli6 dos amos Ell paSodo la-
mes, rOdeadd del Garlic de sus
padres, a6ueloS q amiguitaS.
La gaceta., 1941-10-29

Para pintar mejOr 81
casa, compre la pintura
e. L. P, yendida exclu-
sivamerte por Kin
Hardware. ga. avenida
, Gale Is.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-10
STU DEFEATS
L0Y0LA 20?

LOS ANGELES, Nov. 10. up -
San Francisco university's football
team ran up a solid lead in the first
half and held it against deter
mined assault IN the final period TO
defeat the Loyola university Lions,
27-20. before 10000 spectators at
Gilmore field YESTERDAY
Loyola scored first in the opening
period when John Daugherty ran
81 yards to the Don six. Vince Pace
vic went across for the touchdown
and Lester Fridav converted.
In the second period Hal John
ston of San Francisco passed 55
yards to Pete Franceschi to score.
Bill Moore converted. After Bob
Smith intercepted Loyola pass,
Jhnston passed to Willie Taylor
for % yards and another score.
Taylor intercepted Daugherty's
pass on the Joyola 20 and ran TO
the seven. Phil Kearney smashed
across for the touchdown and Moore
converted.
In the third period Neil Sheridan,
from his OWL seven, fired a long
pass to Franceschi Of STU who ran
10 a touchdown. Pass and run netted
SO yards
The Lions scored twice in the
fourth. Bob Schmidt and Gene Gra-
dy carried the ball on the scoring
plays.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-10
ARMY
ME E7S s
NAVY

BERKLEY. Nov. 10. (UPl-Army
meets Navy on the football field
tomorrow when the Moffett Field
flicrs and the 18th naval district
patrol force elevenS play an Arm
istice day game in Memorial Stad-
ium here.
Renewing sports classic drop
ped nine years ago, the game
brings together the best of the
army teams in California and a
navy eleven which lists many out
standing players.
The game was arranged by an
Armistice day committee as part
Of the Armisticc celebration in the
east bay area.
More than 1000 service men will
participate in military pageant
preceding the kickoff. Units from
the 30th infantry of San Fran
cisco. the Moffett Field cadet corps,
sailors and marines from Mare
Island navy yard, R.O.T.C. COM
panieS, and bands, drum and bugle
corps and color guards from vet
Grams and patriotic groups will
be on hand.
The west coast Army-Navy Arm
istice day game series began in
1925. In the eight games played
before the series was dropped in
1882. the army won four, the navy
two and tWl were ties.
The odds for tomorroW's renewal
favor the army but only after a
hard fight against tough navy de-
fense.
The army team-the Moffett
Field fliers-have played five games
to date and have won four of
them. Their only setback was at the
hands of ST. Mary's college team
in a close game. They have beaten
Camp Haan, Fort Ord and orher
service rivals TO merit their rank
ing as the best army team out
west
Among the outstanding stars of
the fliers are Butch Morse. former
Oregon and pro end; Mary Mosconi,
U. S. F. halfback; Bill Telesmanic,
great end at u. S. F.. for Sey-
cral seasons, Guard Kenny Cook of
San Jose State; Bill Huters and
Ted Staffler of California: and
Larry Vonesh. Ben Winklemann of
San Jose State is coach of the
airmen.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-10
L. A. PRODUCE
Los ANGELES. Nov. 10 tUP

Los ANGELES. Nov. 10 tUP) -
Demand and trading fairly good.
Asparagus: Imperial Wy eX sci
$500, cleo, 475-5, ex fey 1854.
fey 2.25-2. 50, special So
Bunched vegeta ble,: beetS 4p-66c:
carrots 6O-75c; celery root 6o,c di-
kOn So, gr onions 1.25-1.50: leeks
15C; mustard 4O-G0c; parsley so
sc; radishes 75-9Qc; spinach so-S1;
turnips 40-60c; kohl rabi $0-35c,
mint 3oc; watcrcress 25-3Oc
Lettuce: dry Guadalupe and San
Ia Maria - 1852. ) l.35-l50; Lom
poo 81: S!.5o. san Lui Obipo 4
J.S5-$27. - Iie-.5o
Melon. Honevd"ws Saugus 12-16
6o-75c; PITS 29-5oc. Cantaolups
Impcria. Wy jbo - .25-1.50. 36s
! Psi 50 Casabas golden beautys
=. -2c.
Squa+h: white summer local and
san Diego 5o-65c; Imperial Wy
6o-75. Italian local and San Diego
60-75c. Yellow crookneck San Die
ego 81, Imperial Wy 75-S5c. Cream
4o-5Gc; Table queen 50-60c. Bana ma
pink j. e ID. hubbard LOmpoc &C ID.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-10
INDIANS NEARER ROSE BOWL BUT
IN Line FOR UPSETS BY WSC, CALF.

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 10 (UP)
- Stanford's smooth-working In
dians today were nearer than ever
to a return date in the Rose Bowl
but they still had two games left
that looked like good spots for an
upset
The Reds meet Wash ngt o n
States conference-wrecking Cougars
this Saturday. The pesky Pumas
have already upset California and
the two strong oregon teams. and
two of their three defeats this sea-
son were by a single point.
1t Stanford gets by W.S.C. there
is still the big game with Cali
fornia. a traditional tilt in which
form means little.
A Cougar victory this Saturday
would give Oregon State a grand
chance to win its first Rose Bowl
trip. The Beavers have been beaten
twice, but they whipped Stanford
and Washington and their schedule
of nine conference games gives
them mathematical edge.
Oregon State plays California at
Berkeley this week. Idaho and
Montana battle at Moscow for the
league cellar Oregon plays Santa
Clara in Portland tomorrow. UCLA
plays the Camp Haan soldiers at
Los Angeles while use and Wash
lngton have open dates.
The football weekend ran close
to form on the coast.
Stanford reeled off two touch
downs in the first period and coast
ed to 1870 victory over use be-
fore $4,000 in Los Angeles coliseum,
the largest football crowd on the
coast this season.
oregon State looked sharp in
whipping UCLA, 1870, scoring in
each of the first three periods,
Washington bumped and ground
to 1876 win over California. and
was pressed when the Bears pulled
the score up to 7-6 in the final
period.
Washington State was held score
less for half by Idaho, but poured
in four touchdowns in the third
period to win. $50
Duquesne came out from Pitts
burgh to beat st. Mary's. 90. with
a touchdown and field goal in
Sunday game. Also on Sunday, Uni
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-10
BY JACK GUENTHER

NEW YORK. Nov 10 lUP) - TIL,
anonymous gent who first remark
ed that the bigger they are the
harder they fall can come out OF
hiding and take his bows. For on
this eighth Monday of the 1917
season there are only seven major
undefeatcd football teams in Amer
ica-and three of them are tied
The perfect record squads are
Minnesota. Duke. Texas A. & NJ
and DuQueSne. Those who are un-
defeated but tied are Notre Dame.
Mississippi State and Texas.
On Saturday Minnesota meets
Iowa and Duke tackles North Caro-
lima. In normal years Iowa and
North Carolina wouldn't be given
any more chance than Santa Claus
in a bull pen. but in case the news
hasn't vet reached your precinct
this is not a normal year in any
sense of the word.
Check that with Fordham and
Texas. up to three days ago con-
sidered the toughest, toughest, tas/
est and strongest squads in the land
The Rams bowl plans were all bu'
Cancelled by special delivery Jones
a postman vino didn't ring twice.
Jones and Pittsburgh whipped Ford
ham. 1870.
Texas, which has been building
five years for this season, was tied
by Baylor, II, in game which
prompted thousands of fans to call
the nearest newspaper or radio sta
ton for a check on the score. Where
Pitt had lost five straight, Baylor
had been whipped by IeXas A. & NJ
48-0, only two weeks earlier, and
their showings all but eClipsed the
downfall of Army and Navy.
Harvard toppled the cadets 20-6
and Notre Dame was forced to 60
all out to turn back the Navy in a
2O-13 thriller. Several of the other
survivors had equally tough sled
ding. Duke breezed over Davidson
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-10
NEW YORK STOCKS

NJ" 1oRh, NOV. 10 up Pre-
holiday selling and some unloading
on fears over the Japanese ituation
brought the took market down TO
new low ince early June today.
Volume was light.
Bethlehem steel made a new low
at So off = and other steels were
easier. Several other high grade
stocks made new 1871 low, includ-
ing Continental Can, G, F.. George
Helme, Montgomery Ward. Pullman
and New York Central
stock sales today approXimatcd
$4,000 shares compared with 100
600 Friday Curb stock sale were"
$50, hare compared with 1850 in
the preYiou five-hour session.
Dow Jones closing stock aver
ages: Industrial 1916, off 81 rail
27.34, off SO; Utility 16.2, off .19;
and So stocks, 1858 off "a.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-10
L.. A. LIVES1 UCB

LOS ANGELES, Nov. 10 GPI -.
Federal state. mkt news serviccl
Hogs saIeable 300, slow 20-40c
lower. practical top 1I60; few
small lots 1.65-I1.S0; bulk medium
to choice 17o-25O lbs Hi 80; few
heavies 9.50-010 soWs about steady
at s.75-9.25.
Cattle saleable 34OO. slow, early
sales steady; medium to low good
fed steer held to around 10-11; few
common $50; Mexicans 7.59-8.85
good fed heifers 1880; young cows
$50 common to good range cows
7.25-S.35; canner and cutter 5.25-7
bulls S.50-9.35; stocker and feeder
teady; Mexican feeder 7.50; took
cows $50; calves salable 400;
steady to 25s lower; odd good veal
ers TO 13
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-10

Bulldogs with a last-quarter come
back, in which they scored two
touchdoWns; Brawley pulverized the
Bulldogs, 26 to 6.
Also on this weekend's schedule
is a Calexico- Holtville battle. The
exact date of the game has not been
decided. 1t will either be played
Friday night, when the Central
Brawley tilt is on, or will be moved
up to Thursday.
The tWo-in-o week program
makes things tough foy the border
boys; It will split up practice ses-
sions. That fact, coupled with the
fact that Brawley and Central have
knocked holes in the "Calexico The
1nvincible" theory, may give the
underdog Viking eleven an upset
win.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-10

10 IIUIVFIIIN WIINIVI IIIN otIIIIO NUIINII-
tions, tied the Vikings, and almost
turned the tie into a dope -upsetting
win.
On the other hand, Calexico cam
not afford to lose another game to
anyone. The Bulldogs have netted
only one win this season, that
oMl lsoI 9ABq A9Ql :oII!AlIoH lsu!B5e
and tied one. another loss will push
their low percentage of wins down
until their chances to come back
in the league race will be almost
nil.
Monday morning the league stand
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-10
PIEPER TOURS
UNDER PAR

SANTA CRUZ, Cal, Nov. 10. up
Ernie Pieper, San Jose amateur
toured the Pasatiempo golf course
four strokes under par for a 50 dur
ing an exhibition match yesterday.
Pleper, veteran tournament
player. teamed with Jack Bariteau
San Jose. against Guido Bianconi.
the Pasatiempo champion. and Earl
Kaplanski, both of Santa Cruz.
Bariteau carded II, Bianconi IA
and Kaplanski II.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-10

versity of San Francisco outscored
Loyola of Los Angeles, 27-20.
San Jose State, winner of Is
straight games in the secondary
leagues, was upset by Nevada, 20-l9.
Montana beat North Dakota. 1876.
Other aSturday scores on the
coast included: Cal Frosh 6, Stan
ford Frosh 0; Gonzaga 6, Eastern
Washington 0; Humboldt 7, Cal
Poly 0; Whitman 7. College of
Idaho s: Santa Clara Frosh IA, St.
Mary's Frosh 13; Santa Barbara s,
Cal Aggies Ctie'; Whittier IA, Oc-
cidental 7.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-10
T.. A. GRAIN
L. A. STOCKS

Los ANGELES, Nov. u ltPD -
"a gain were reported in fairly
lcayy trading on tie Los Angeles
took exchange today. Eight issues
were down and seven remained IN
changed with volume OF appr xxi
mately 5000 shares The list:
Blue Diamond -, unchgd, Far
mers & Merchant Natl bank $3.50
dn &c: SoHtag 5l2 unchgd; Pacific
Gas common % y unchgd; Richfield
10Ie Unchanged Standard Oil %,
unchanged; Union oil 147s. unchgd
Byron Jackson 10, down u; Cream =
cries OF America AS down Is (new
low for the year,.