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Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-06

Of the
Buns
Bv MARTIN KANE

FANTASY FIELD. 6ROOkLlN
o.. 6 Up - THIS Is a dlls}
DiSneyesoue land where nothing :
real. The third strike for The thlEd
out IN the ninth inning doesn't en-;
the ball game here. The Wizard ei
ca? This IS his home
They say that on WalpurgiS Eve
the ghosts OF old Dodgers come out
on EObetS Field and play 4 game
Of ball backwards. Tne pitcher
stands at home plate and the Bate
nothing like this. Let HIM cone Out
the bases from third to first. the
umpireS are always right and the
third strike for the third oat a
ways starts batting rally.
There Is something sinister abou'
Il. What are they trying to Go e
baseball? Was that spectre Sur-
ring up the duS; around first base
or Just the breeze from Leo Duro-
cherS coaching box? What phantom.
rules this plot OF land, this eartE.
this realm. THIS BROOKLYN? What
goes on here?
Look. II stands 10 reason tha,
when a guy has three strikes OF
him he's OUT
Reason has nothing to Go vita
il, sonny. I can remember back o
Sunday afternoon when two ana
two made four. Beyond that its
kind of hazy. I've heard talk about
three terms for president. And pro
hibltion When are they go.ng 10
enforce it? I'm an old man now. Old
before my time. and my memory
isn't so good any more. Things are
all mixed up So Heinie Zimmerman
chased Eddie Collins across home
plate eh? That doesn't seem SO
long ago. Just like yesterday
What baseball needs is fiber he'll
NETS for ball players, only ther
should get them when they ar,
babies to protect their heads whea
they fan Out o: high chairs.
And root up all this mariuana
weed that grows around here
II YOU would loosen this stralgh.
jacket I could breathe easier.
We were talking about the Doc
eers. weren't We? a grea; bail team
They always come through in tha
clutch. a bali game isn't over TIL
the third out in the ninth. they a.
ways say.
They say that Salvatore D5u Is
a great painter. He never painted
ntoilng like this. Let him come or
TO this ball park, sonny. ana W.
will show him stuff to curde his
color scheme. And if Groucho Marx
means it when he says he Is gut
ting the movies. well. here IS Is
chance. I have been scouting him
for some time now and he is abou,
ripe. When he gets oyerripe We W,
send for him.
What's Roy Riegels doing these
days OF course. he was a football
player but he had the makin's He
was brought up wrong is all Mar.
& good boy goes wrong and end
up playing the pirball machines
when the Dodgers are just star,iug
for material. If It was q p.nba..
machine Yesterday all the lights
would have flashed. the bells woul-
have rung and then the damn Trim;
would have titled.
B!nsO Ta!-o lWo and hit 20 nigh.
Cd Dodgers never die. they on!%
fade away. Don't call them buma
anymore. I like 10 think OF them as
Cestinys dopes. Don't tel me those
men IN white coats are selling hot
dogs. I know what they're here TO"
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-06
Sox Depend on Lee
For No. -Four

CHICAGO. Oct. 6. CUP) - The
White Sox looked to their ace left
harder, Thornton Lee, TO make 1t
four straight and the 1941 Chicago
City championship tonight in their
series with the Cubs.
Johnny Rigney. tanning nine Cubs
and aided by a triple play, BANKED
the north siders 60 yesterday at
Wrigley field before l7,774 fans
Tonight the Cubs will start Jake
Mooty under the lights at Comiskcy
park, but the SoX are confident
that Lee will end the series.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-06
l.. A. STOCKS

Los ANGELES, Oct. Il IPf
stocks were up slightly H. dIa
trading on the 10, Ange,c. '.#
cLaagr t5da@. Four i-.nc, cre -
one was dowu and four "cre ia-
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u loo share.
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Ga> a. 81 ub =; Taloa on IL .
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-06
81. hary's Frosh
Stomp Humboldt

LURfKA C@l Oct s. Up
= NA4s coIr2r Ircaimen Ger
.y"lcd HuMbJiat State college 81
oGa. a. loot6au game here ycste"-
day The Gac.cts got out IN front
On rlr trs' pI2y whom Staith ran
"a ,a.l, - touchdown and never
"rn l,HarG
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-06
PICK YOUR WINNER

Yes sir YOU are right. 1t wasn't easy picklnS last
week Seems there couple Of upsetS.
WE'LL tomorrow the winners will be published and
someone will be presented tickets to local game
This week another person will be proclaimed an eX-
pert and receive an award
Who the winner will be is another guess, but every
on n2oht lust as well predict himself and send ther
r1o}.1 i,atiols to OF the POst-PreSS prediction
stations $50 .,,
Ne lists will be accepted after noon Friday; 50 fill
out tn blank and get 1t i'll.
4,o,,s Your Choice
E.a,vlev vs. Central ....-... .......--
Ca1cxco vS. IioltviIIe Observation-Disclosures
Santa Clara vs. Calf. ...--.
WASHINGTON vs. Wash. State
T.vas Tech vs. LoyoIa .--.-.-----
Texas \ x NJ vs.. Penn. State ~
San Diego yS. san Jose -..
="
Colunbia y, Princeton
Iic, vs. Tulane -.'..-'----'
uaroa,tte Y Mich. State .-----..--.
Northwestern vs. Wisconsin .....-..-. -.....-.----
SAME Observation-Disclosures
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-06
l.. A. GRAIN

Los ANGELES. oct. 6 r'rt
Wheat No. I H.. :. .... $50" -
Barley No. western. $1.75@ $50
Par'cy. mailing type. $l.8o"l J Il
corn SO . yellow bulk S1G3"=1.72
AtiIo SEQ #,Iltt, -.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-06
+. A. BUTTER & EGGS

Los ANGELES, OIl . T
Butter. Extras -; !rlme first
SSnc. standard SIC, padergrades
SSc.
LARGE EG0s
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-06
L.. A. HAY

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MPLS. FLAX FUTURES
4. BANKS

Dc. Sl.'" o
May .-.-. $-.'' .
l.. 4. BANKS
Los ANGELES p,t- Up
BID Asked
Tran america
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12
REAL LIFE FoLLIEs OF BUBBLES" WILSON

thing extra Sometimes il was
only a lovely corsaee Other
times il might be a diamond
bracelet.
At my first party each one of
us found a hundred dollar hHl
pinned 10 our place cards. Hand
fuls OF five-dollar gold pieces
were tossed out TO the entertain
Crs as IF they We're pennies.
Money and feminine beauty
We're, the two cheapest commod-
tiles In New York IN those days.
one day a man walked into
Mr. Ziegfclds office and an
nounced very formally that ne
wanted TO give Imogeno Wilson
a party
"Who are YOU" Mr. Ziegfeld
asked.
I am the brother Of the King
Of Spain"
wei I don't care II you're the
King himself You're not going
10 take that kid out on any wild
parties. She's too young There
are plenty Of other beautiful wo-
men in New York. Get them and
let Miss Wilson alone.
The man lefts but the party
was held, anyway, and / was the
guest Of honor. That night this
man bought out the first two
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12

l did when life swept noe up in
its grasp. II fell. too.
a bell boy and a maid found it
helpless on a skyhght. They
brought it 10 me. VIII Page and
a friend called in a doctor, but
there was nothing he could do.
When the bird died the men
gave it a funeral and buried u
In flower pot that held a fern
in the living room.
The first big party that was
ever given for me as a Folhes
girl was held in the old Waldorf
1t was given by a young New
Yorker, the son of a wealthy
manufacturer
was thrilled half 90 death.
To invite one girl 10 a party,
didn't mean that your admirer
was going 10 take you 20 dinner
and a night club. II was an un-
written rule that a bid 20 a party
meant 20 bring all your friends.
When wor went out that some
one was giving Soandso party
we all went.
no particular favors were
shown, Each girl got the same
gift in money or jewelry as the
others. The most favored one,
in whose honor the party was
being given. got a little some
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12

rows, center aisle. and paid Eve
hundred dollars apiece for theH
lie filled them with his friends.
After the show we all went to
the Waldorf. our host had taken
over an entire floor IL had been
turned into "a fairyland Ben All
Haggan, who was famous for his
living statuary creations, was en-
gagged 10 arrange the setting
Beautiful unclothed girls stood
posed in artistic array around
the room II was the most sump-
tuous scene imaginable.
The host arrived with a coterie
Of guards, resplendent in gold
braid and full dress uniforms
He himself. was dressed in attire
copied from Tom Mix. Why
that / don't know.
Each girl. about twenty Of us
attended, received a valuable
present. Each girl. on turning
over her plate, found a pile of
gold pieces under it.
Ny present. one Of the prettiest
l ever received from anyone, was
a pin, made Of jewels in the
shape Of a cluster Of forget-me-
nots. In the center Of each little
jeweled flower was a diamond.
Continued on Page l9)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12
Culver Service

GO on. Edna, toll en- just
WHERE you lead 'em.
They had their sqiabblcs back
stage too but Edna always came
out best.
And there was little Ann Pen
nington. You couldn't know her
without loving her Sfe used 20
come ont and dance in little
white satin costume that was
just right TO show her pretty
dlmpled knees.
Banjo Brooke Johns was sweet
on Ann He was a big chap. six
feet or more tail. He could pick
Ann up in one hand. Many was
the time he would wait for her
backstage when she had done
something he didn't like, grab
her ia his strong arms, turn her
over and spank her.
We always knew when Ann
was getting spanked. You could
hear HgT sCTeamB 8fftf over the
theatre j happened often, but
a. was AN in fun
II was thrill 90 watch VIII
Rogers lasso the famous people
in the audience. / remember the
night he threw his rope around
Mary Pickford's head She was
attending the show with Douglas
Fairbanks. her husband
The magazines and papers had
given me a lot IF publicity by
that time as Miss America -
Mary and Doug were IN New
York taking in the shows Doug
was getting ready 10 make The
Thief Of Bagdad and was look
ing for an actress 20 play oppo-
site him.
] was being considered for the
part. so Mary and Doug came 10
The Folles TO look me over from
a front row seat VIII Rogers
lassoca Mary that night. but ]
didn't get the role
Scandal was beginning 10
break INTO my 1ife and I lost my
first big chance TO get into pic
lures
AS a Follies queen l presume
7 thought I should have "a few &c
ccnuctics. l bought q lovely
canary. l took IL with nae 10 the
theatre then back TO the apart
ment at night when the show
was over.
or course. I felt the bird should
have more diversion and airing
than 1 could give H. The job Of
being nursemaid 10 my pet can
AIRY fen 20 the lot Of poor VIII
Page Mr. Ziegfcid's press agent
the man who chased me down
The street to drag me back 10
fame in bright lights.
For some silly reason l de-
cided the bird should have a ride
each day. ! was learning 10 be
temporamentaI I knew how 90
stand up and howl for what
wanted
All right. Emmy" Mr. Zieg-
field agreed. If that's what you
want yOuH have it,"
How we must have tried his
patience. lie always was wonder
fm to mc. oven through all my
troubles
Anyway each afternoon, viii
Page took my canary in a taxi
cab and drove for one hour
through Central Park TO let the
bird view the scenery and chirp
TO its fancy-frce altered friends
in the shrubbery.
MIR Page was a big man. Can
you imagine anything sillier than
a job like that, taking canary
FOR daily ride through the
park?
But II was one Of my fancies
a tho time and my every whim
WIS being hVmored then II was
Just as we'll I couldn't see the
days ahead days when I trampcd
through that very same park,
branded as too notorious a crea-
ture even 20 be allowed 90 regis
ter in a third-rate hotel
Great tragedy came into my
life. a window was open one
morning My canary, seeking I'M
its way TO find the freedom I
have sought and never found,
flew out.
II found its wings unequal to
buffet the outside world even as
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12
Business DoY-D0ncing Night
Avoid Underorm. Odor!
Be sure Of
your deOdOruni
Pleasant,
convenient Mum IS
quick, sUre' so'e'

HOw MANY success stories in
4 Il business, in life, stop short
because of one unsupported fault1
You yourself seldom know when
you're guilty OF underarm odor.
To be safe, use a dependable de-
odorant-quick, safe, effective
Mum every day. Your bath only
takes care Of past preparation,
Mum prevents risk Of underarm
odor 20 come.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12

MUM SAVES TINE. Mum takes
only 80 seconds Even after under
arm shaving, il wont irritate skin.
SAVES CLOTHES. I1aCmless TO fine
fabrics. Convenient use IL even
after you're dressed.
SAWS CHARM. Without stopping
Precipitation, Mum prevents risk
of uuderarm odor for hours.
sAroid r0ryl and embarvassmeHf-
Use Mum on Sanitary Napkins, TOO.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12

for me. II was almost impossible
for me. 10 whom SO many scnsa-
tons had come in those few short
weeks 10 realize that the roars
Of handclapping Were for me-
II I hadn't been holding my
heart in my mouth I'm sure 1t
would have pounded right
through that thin crepe de chine
bodice.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12
Best Party in Years And the Bes
-Sa E5eSu4@za

TANGY, SPARKLING Chase & Sanborn Dated Coffee pack
them in" every time!
It's modern flavor miracle QuCkroasted packed the pea
of its fine hearwarmng richness and rushed straight fro
roasting ovens grocer with the date he gets
plainly marked on every silver package.
your cup pUnsen cheering richness Thrill 10 IFS
dark, heody, us Than coffee
Order Chase Sanborn the Silver Dated Package from yo
grocer and put your guests and your family under
Flavor Spell for life! Delicious Drip Regular Grind
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Steel Bodies. No one else has DODGE
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thiHgS which belong TO Dodge, BY -is-
ting your nearesf Dodge showroom
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