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City Badminion
Meet March 1913

Sponsored by the Tacoma Had.
min,on club. IN. Tscoms city
hahmlnlon tournament sill he held
March 10. II. IL and II. Rus,on
Community Center
This year for N. first tim. in
city badmintnn both men. and
@omens junior events. opsn 10
ihos. "a and under on IN. frsi
~ the Year and a handicap mixed
doubles went vii he held
Other ssenis sili 10
~omen's single. and dauhl~s,
msn's single. and doubles and
mI,@d doubles.
Only two Of the Titles won In
lat years tourney piil be defend
ed TINS year luAnitA stern wlll
defend The women. singles efoan
and in company Nth Dorothy
Morton slll slso defend IN.
Nnm.ns double. title Mem.
singles son lat ysAr ~ Isl.
Morton. msns doubles. hsld ny
Lyle Morton and Francis Chap.
man. and mixed doubles. Won ~
Francis Chapman ana Juanlta
stem lsst year. vlIl not 10 Dc
Tended
COMMITTEES. chosen from the
club NJ 10. regular mssiinG
Monday night 10 sart on the
tournament asrss Publicity,
Howard Ina and Marcy
Jack. hnsnes and trophy.
DieL tsit. DIRK Meyers ssd
psal pordses; hs.aiesp ssd
drss. Jnani,. s,.rn. praaris
fhspman. Ralph 1rsin. Dick
Dsrtes. Hs,ei Gaze. Mob
uDss And ksa., Joha.o..
Entries ill 10 op.n from
February ~ 10 March q ard all
bs accepted 81 the Washington
Hsffssr. Dbl Howell. Sporting
Goods II. Y ~ z A ara ths
7 ". G. A An entry fee ~
twenty-five esnts ar went siil
be charged Sdth ths players fur.
nlshlus their osn snuttlsr
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0lympics Up
Near Ice Top

SEATTLE - sesttlss olynp.os
,umps1 into second place IN NJ
Pacific Cast Hockey league ls.t
nlsnt Just or. point under spo-
ksns TIE Olvmplos beat Van
cogver 50 70 d Il
Oniy smart Wors bv vancouver
TosH.. Percy Jackson. Kept ire
SORE from mourning higher.
riu Hutton ard Bus WOOD
teore1 re Ions tZo remaining
xozls nofn n tns second psrlo1.
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In the overtime. the Loggers
TOOK four snots two Of which were
good Don Brown canned long
one snd Jim Van Camp wheeled
around ms guard for lay-in
h...I.ca
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Abes Triumph
AT Bellarmine
Lincoln Wins. 36-23:
Face Stadium Next
CITY STANDINGS
MIDGET STANDINGS

Bellsrmins Lions tired hard LAST
night To bring about the climax
to the lati city prep basketball
race but swarm Of Lincoln Abes
rallied the last hall TO insure an
other week 81 suspense IN the title
chase
Il was a 1878 victory by the
Abes which kept alive the South
End schools chances Ia tie Sta
dunn Tigers for this years hoop
crown. that Is. II Lincoln can de-
feat Stadium next Friday at Sta
dun
Leading onl, Is 10 ~ NJ
hslftime. the Abes began 10
roll the third quarter with
Vince Hanson flndln the
range for three basket
Quickly the game changed
from a close fra, 10 = walk
away and Lincoln Coach John
Kennedy used hi. reserves
liberalls.
A new Lincoln lineup took the
floor Al the start IF tho PANE
Herb Anderson opened at for
ward berth and came through With
a sterling performance. leading
all scorers for the night
Lincoln hidgets Won the opener.
% 70 -
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Lincoln Gunners
Top Bellarmine

BY picking up Il more point.
in prone firing. Lincoln riflem.n
remained indicated in prep com
petition by defeating Rellsrmine
as7 10 aso. at Rellsrmine FRIDAY
afternoon
Summary
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N"H VI HHNFIN ""t"' "
was the loss OF MARY Harsh
man in the closing ten minutes
that killed the Iuthersns
chances of winning The Ia
coma CITY legiafe title be-
fore huge crowd composed
largely of r. l.. {. grads, hack
for the annual Homecoming.
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Ht skIts WINNIE.

s1sTTf1 Ths University -
Hsshirstan swimming tssn. ~
defeated thts sasan. nd m
nsssfhsrn division Ynslfs faaef
sssnfsf.tes Championship isaaY
Tes Hasklss hsst fhs University
81 ofsson .z.aa Saturday sestlns
ens nss nns<t sseasd
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on. Aid
his hat. Jan
10 the other
|lt Steve and
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Amfs faass kisY
Aaunt sInssf.
10 90 cut
Enaffsas IA ns
ere N ta -
here lsst night
and Keep IN the
fight for SECOND
place in ths I'm
al Puget Sound
conference las
kst standings
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buckley wss held seofsls~ The
first period. IL n Q. and tfsilsa.
% 10 A al hsifums The Naslas
tslnssf. acre ssill behind ss.if Al
tho start 81 the fourth quarter. but
tied the score At sa.sa.
Three times the ~afs as tied
IN The last thfs. minute. bsfoft
Carroll Emmy. basket with 10 Sc.
ands 10 81 aas. buckley The isaa
nastlss faal iHsi 1Humslss
no~s - - III nsnhisa
ssnty no. 49,. a. hsaesn
wsesf sst,s.... G - rfsass,.sss'n
afEn fHssss#sss q zaHasaHs#=# hssstt
uinklsman - a #z#4 D afHns
subs nnasisY Duua - fnun
eiss Cha.< - n Hsgsafa ~ l.
Hayward Il. uFsnnsn
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ht4 IT too
quite haiti.
before tho two
year champions
e oulfi siisiue
sumner spar
tsns IS ~ ~
herr Last night
h. vikings
sfs -
only ~ - al
haIffIuns after
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File -. Orting IS

Uattssl~Flfe ff0lsns efez~e<s
pfisns Cardinals ms flns ps.sass n
lhs game as nsxhs .lth . sssts
af4tbsna 10 shs ffs3ss tsesnfV
sssxsts finsis rfssx I5f.ysss ~
Prints shesssd Ais patnt tesAl sslf
assf ttf tssf inaistsfsssI ~ossnr
fseaff ~etsn as ef.sss1 ~
fFsns spar ls.s FRIDAY
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t9tsN-~HsttiIaa far fes4ftn
pisse ~ shs fsn.l standings. fsfm
Toraaaas hlssssa shslr ~sy u .
sTssa ssstasy ewes tstaasaile esss.
s@dsfs h<se lsss nssAf after trait
snx 7fsis ~ n.ifttHs rslm slss
zen ths Fsa~sss ssme - In -.
tstss III ttts ass~e.s5ss
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Entire. clos. Monday mon IN
IN. city hsndbsll tourney vnich
gets underway Tuesday Nth
doubles and singles pay listed
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HiQhIine 81. Kent IS

UItUIINV = EiIKhIINf FfeFff
noasd out Ken, ysaaais 81 10 ~.
IN thriller here last night Nth
Kent issaiaT - - 81 salfilHs
Hishllns moved 10 game faf neat
friday up 10 Tuesday - ss 10 -
.hls 10 play 10 ths isksslds
iaaIrns
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HHsfD< sFfHiou IHdlafs ssFf
right In the flaht for s.eond plsfs
~ s.fsxiins tuhs4fn Tfogaas 81
- ~ after iesaisE st 81 rest
periods No nsnton player seofsd
more thar FIVE posnts
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BLANCHARD CONVERTS

Tn. Lltnsrsns crept Up but
we're never sbls II 10 the score
srd plsrensrds two foul CONVEX
sors maze ths finsl tally. 50 n AZ
u Was glorious victory for
tns jossers victory which
came from sstut. and daring
strategy N inc bench
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Clovers Win
Tourney Spot
Kopowsin Loqqers
Score Park ouini

fFfasf u<safts
tlnsse r@fs ~ aaeeessa -
FAfs -. Issaas -
Hax ~ f1sleFst Ass -
TsEsn ~ H@snayfSis 81
kArow AN All temmaes
clsser rsfs wsffssss msssa lssn
ths Ns~s csnissl alssslef ssafnA.
nsnt 81 r1Fsueftne nsst sesh NJ
defeating hsrp~sin Isanasss ~.
-. hsfs last nlsht In me mai
flsses ces.nty league s.ns ~ Ihs
season Clever fsrs reserves ~sa
AZ 10 "a
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rte-~fssT lynx rvslsa svsr
FsdsFsl wsr nastss ~ Ia ~,
hsfs l&ss nishs - sind ~ sh~s
1871 ssssen IN thlsf plses.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-03

ST SH--ruyailup vikings
rsehed their i7th Puget Sound
conference victory Of the srasofa
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TofHE Al s q -
Techrleel -. pslIo
Hslftlnns seers-puset SOUND 20
Pacific Lutheran =
Officisls-Jonn Hs.nrirs and PRANK
Gillian
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HaNDBsII. MEET

sur Lincoln -CnrIttfansou Cllf-
1ou Bs.lsrus4ne - MsHIsy Koehs
Msrtinesu - Eetehum = Plfcn
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Wenatchee Again Expelled From WI Ball Circuit
Saga Ends =.
Lou Ambers
To Retire

nm fnNa-Ths ksseAs 80.
~ - snh<Fs ens - 80
sFanasst hItie s.ffsAas fAs finx
sssr snse sesss. - - afftss.l
- ta<tss sesa tas fesmsf uxht.
Weight klns .lsns hssfss at
ftestfss saatfast stsztlsk 80 =
rsfm.eeHi retirement
TITS ias~.s s.rtssst ~
ssee~ LEA and ~. mss.sss.
Al Nssll. }. = ass~ss after
w.ss 80 sh< Md. lat
ft4ht''~~Amk~s-' .~esna s~sks
..e.l k.esssat ~ tlshs.esaks
tesmrlsa I.s~ I<akla. k~sss.
iases warmly s.sfI.s. f..s
isss sisst IN uAd,.aa square
t..fss<n
Wen : chubby. ee.nssssssed
man Nh sss kallTuasn fsnsss
n 10 Slender asys snnuans<.f
that smesf. nd retired. lnus.
dlsisls after isst nights hattie n
Shlah Referee ArthaF nanaxsn
interviewed Al - Il ihs ssvensn
round nssnessn stopped ths tuut
shsl. re zane ilstis ilsllsa from
asfsiesF. y = go - sAe flaef
faf the thlfd time In that session
sNneNs RELUCTANT
nat hsesass smhefs "a 49,
tualiY winnias the fight sutus
into ne seventh Fnana. taa AS
rslustant n sassit shat - go
shfaaEh that ks "a. realty -
hang ue hls glove. fas kseps
Later. ls . ssfasets=z. Nile
The fhaahs aram. ~sss
rni.ias WE'LL t.ihra n Am
s~s. for 10. hear.. M.
father q . siahhass sas. tts
rssiis convinced the liter
l,mef uafriesae~ that hs wss
hut . s~phsr 81 h,s f.sm~s
self
Amber. 1. comfortably flssa
wofth seo,n ,ioo. 200. according
II Veil
TOOK HEATING
Last night lou trek terrific
beating In the second fuund. after
a straight right almost snnesssi
his head off
The ss-sh.usr rallied mag.
nlfieeatis Ia Win ihs third
and fourth. night aa ssss
term. In The nth and saks
The sisih mn . faui.
nut early in the seventh. al
aYss hand fiEht af.es him ie TIA
rsness be should hava tAhsn
nine count. nut he as sp 81 sh~
stroke ~ ans A isff honh shaok
him ard a failosias fIshs flaafsd
him for sssht uhae ne rose.
Jenkins eas sssfming sf,ss him
A bartass ~ had hsnks flanssa
him IN nid.FinE and Donovan
stepped In.
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NlFs HfFINh haszIN u EInaIf
- Hsehsfes - A8bafa Aifasss
sshl rs
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Paced sT gslga rsi4.e. n
posats MA registered : ~. A
isETBs offensive maFk In defeat
iHH as5th Meehufa rtsia ~ -
~ - hssr . hslf game nff fAs
raas.<flsfs
HfA gietafy Hs8Hsssiss
night 00sr Community ifassss IL
makeup ~ . postpoasa s2ns all
PIT shsw - . tflri. 10 for first
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samn.f rad searsa fret "a opsn
IN. game puyallup .eefsa IA
points The third period 10 elneh
the game
Wayne Binder. raYalllp esbisF
scored II points his highest n the
s.a.on. 10 ain han point honofs
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BOWLING
CLASS 4 WoNrN.s LEAGUE
Brosdaa, Alle,.

broadway AlleN.
Heavy fring f.Atnred the
matches II the Class A Women,
league on IN. Broadway Alley,
Friday night Top soor. was rolled
by Lilly Sutherland II sas 4p3
Mis- Borgolio rolled 49,, Bess
scHiiliams and France, pozar
each Tailed 400 and Sarah Hoard
rolled as Mrs pnzsrr 202 wss
high sinFi. n.h. ncwflams also
rolled a 200 gsm.
Spit piekers ws,e hn.ay On.
gaRed. Anns preylchA picked M
$40 split and Mary Ellis south
paved the 40 setup off the
alleys
Results sxis Village Tacoma
Homen.s Gredt Club / Broadway
Alleys hfoadsBy sport Gsntsf
Brotherhood Of fanwaY cisfFs
oase ads IInsn FssBlon neotsfy
Warrington Dr. Cleaner Flsn.f
Company afftiss Beauty ssIou
Nliw.tkrr IIssir
Bfosdssf AiisYs
Bsofss hutchinson xas Siitsfsne
rs IN tie mat les ~ ~ NlissaE..
aessus IN n. BfosdsaY silsFs Ff8dss
nisht Nth 800 fotAI fnfludfns
sinFlss n s1t "a arr - esnfs.
blfsFd Mid So = Thomas 80
sna pillsn pa fof oth.r soad .eo,..
ItiIrno>r I.pUs Ip.sfg
ssasdszs AIlsss
jsssls ~ muster foilsa "a far ~.
p<s' seofs n ~. mat no. o, mo Isis.
phons fsdlss isssu. or ~. Bfss.a.
ssy tllsYt Hsf ssmes acre Its las
and IA Garland son -four ffo~n .raii
and 6pfnfusreisi Won four from Plant
MI Tor 1pAsfr
Piss Mar Ailsts
Bus HYgisnd and Bar HoIIs4fosn
toinsd fnffss ia tHs HI Top isH.us
ustthss On ~ Pas Nor aIl.Fs ~.
fRE MINT - sIFs fhsif tan Il
coma Anus fusuf ~ - wuod sne
I'D u ssun3aE TO a83nIsf dssf n
FRI rlsns n ths lsAEa8s stAHdinFs
sY,isnd lsadfng Of roIIsd 81 for
hign tetsl tnfltHdlna ~ sanns In
- ssf8s. Hoflstfofr foiIss 80
Tbs plaFbsFs Hon tour from ~.
Fsfs ard Ksufn.ft yhils smBs Dsffr
pr. iozlslY flfd for fifs' riaes i1&i
ire - b. ff5sl Taeanns DAN xon
tafss from MIMI, 80.
kieh Rsusssfsf fsgtsfsfse ~ r.
~ sseene ssus< faa ore - - h5sbs
Hghfs Ne ksmnAsf ineluasc %
sngl. n -. .oi tosal
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MOSCOW Ida. University II
idhhn spit ar .Snt- match nss-
~ esff ssFs as nlset VIII
Washington s'si. coliss, On.
SnaekosI, .nf a Tg0 Featured ~.
evening"
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iii Tor ftAs1r
Fiss Afaf AIlsss
Basket Results

California 90. STAFFORD 10
southern Gsliforsls 81. y g
T. A - faasrflfns
Nartsna So. NoatAas STATE a.
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CPS. Ties Up
Hoop Series
Tacoma Collegiate
Title Deodlocked
RY HAROLD SHAW

SoTs foIks would classify TIE
sn-as overtime victory Of College
q Puget Sound Boggsrs over Pa
eifs Lutheran Gladiator. last
light as an upset. but rot anyone
"he saw the mherjseks lose 70
llnfield last MONDAY night
For II sas . lesson learned
In that Linfield defeat. a de-
feat which cesf the Loggers
share Of the 1871 Northwest
conference title. which en-
shled Coach Stuart Parks
{ T. :. quint Ia come from
behind and defeat IN Luth-
Grams last night.
Arc the reverse Of that lesson
seemingly Wss the factor which
kept the Glsdiatofs from humblng
the Loggers FOR the second time
this season and thus snnexing the
Tacoma collegiate basketball title
before packed house al Lincoln
gym iast night
The lesson
Rest time to have Your kew
men In the game Ia in the
closing minute. which decide
the contest.
0NCF MAS E<oTGH
Loss o. Norm Walker in the
elosing minutes % the first LIN
field game cost the Lumberiaeks
that vital contest. Coach Parks
was determined il wouldn't hap
per again Thus he held Walker
iron PLAY during long stretches
81 the first ana second haf.
But in the final ten minutes.
when the Loggers made their biz
bio. and IN the overtime. which
The Lumheriacks dominated, II
was Walkers presence which held
The Loegers together a. erussd-
tns unit
And strangely enough. II
was the loss OF Mary Harsh
man in the closing ten minutes
that killed the Luthersns
chances of winning The Ia
cema city collegiate title be
fore a huge crowd composed
largely of r. l.. {. grads, hack
for the annual homecoming.
TEN POINT LEAD
Twice the Lutherans came close
to rushing the Loggers out OF the
gym. Once in the first half PIC /
held an eight point lead but the
CPS scrappers shaved that margin +
n a 21-l9 advantage At halftime.
Then midway in the second hall,
the Glads rolled up Their biggest
advantage Of the game. 50 to %.
Three minutes later Msrv Harsh +
mar fouIed out with the score. +
80 IN 81. This Was the turning
point of the game
SEIZE OPPORTUNITY
Quickly the Loggers seized their
opportunity. Two long baskets.
one by Jim paulson. the other by
Walker. tied the score at 1910.
Harry Lang and Walker each
made cripples TO maintain the
deadlock at s242.
With 50 seconds In 20. Mel
Blsnchsr I'd yoomed through
Hooper from the Leshole 10
put the Loggers ahead for the
first time in the game. Earl
Plstts hositzer from mid
floor knotted the score just
three seconds before the end
of regular time.
In the overtime. the Loggers
TOOK four snots two Of which we're
good Don Brown canned a long
one snd Jim Van Camp wheeled
around ms guard for lay-in
bucket
CONVERTS
Tn. Buthsrsns crept ~ nut
we're never sbls tn 10 the score
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ad SAID urgent
someWhe
talk this
You. Aid
his hat. Jan
to the other
Ut Steve and
said Steve.
le IN the world
you
Significantly.
persuaded that
oftant this
herself pres
quiet cocktail
ner.
nighball and
it'll a speed
ink a. she
lie.
some false
ting INTO the
nst the wall,
clean breast
must - she
/ ask you to,
er sideWise.
III Any other
We a sked all
res long be-
long breath
cad. said. 7
We forgotten
hands into
y still. Il
- He lifted
other drink.
he resumed.
at night at
Y on remem-
All
Int know is
planned not
clared that
air corps in
where. He d
ow. and in
out of both
h. " anted
hick of it.
drink as
drank part
don't real
as been to
out flying
Dad didn t
me to fly
me
when
e along
to go
NIX he'd
n early
d have
hool 10
at things
planned.
g vas all
United
bottom
hing / d
the nope
ulsd p
ga son
'ol''
~,
10 me,
sien 4
nou ( nj.
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MI .tkII IIat.IE
iifosdsst A1is,s

o.ofss hutchinson "a. otii~,4ne s
ms IN fhs mate les ~ ~. Hlissa4..
issFus ~ ~ BFoadSaf siIsNs FfBdsY
singles II 3is "a arr a. gsof.,
Girsrd foiisd So = T-hornA, -
sna Pliisn pa fof oth.r sond $500,
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js.sls Srhust.r foii,a 80 fs -.
D<ss srofs N ne matt ne q, ths Tsi.
phons isdlss isssfs Or ths Efesaa
Wy tlsYt Hsf ssu1es ~sns Iss Ias
and ] a. Garland son faaf from Toll
and Commercial Won four from Plant
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kIFf HlsfIIHs kIIlfN % H7ITIF-
ssn ksuf sllsen III, naalslsnf
Thsup~sH
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Freighiers in
Hoop Triumph

Led - -. alks stsfessA sHa
John Daxis FrslKhtsfs .tslea -
their Commercial a league a~.s
ssthail championship usFsia ~
Ia alEh, 81 stewart ~ asfsslles
Nnirssalasts 81 n 81. IN m.sinx
up . posi ransd gar.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-08
ANOTHER STEP IN THE
RIGHT DIRECTION

The six-day de AnZa trail flde from
the Mexican border near CaleXlco TO
Riverside, beginning next Sunday after
an elaborate parade IN CaleXlco Satur-
dav. is Imperial Valleys second big step
toward an annual celebratlon Scheouleo
for national prominence.
It is encouraging to hear that the Cal
exico sponsors of both events plan next
wear to dove-tail the Desert Cavalcade
and the de ANA ride with the de Anza
Days celebration in Riverside. CaleXlco
can be trusted, we have learned, not to
let the Riverside celebration overshadow
its own, which is the only danger III sucn
an arrangement.
The three events will be coordinated,
if present plans go through, by holding
the Desert Cavalcade festival lmmed-
lately prior to the de ANA trail ride,
which in turn will Immediately preeede
Riyerside's de ANA celebration. Thus
the horsemen would begin their journey
as soon as the Cavalcade ended, and
reach Riverside Just in time to take part
in that city's celebration.
The benefits Imperial Valley as a
whole receive from the Desert Cavalcade
have been proved for two successive years
now. Newsreel cameramen, magazine
contributors and photographers from all
over the nation visit the valley on the
l.
cannot help doing a great deal eventual
" to establish the valley as mecca for
winter visitors with great deal of both
time and money on their hands.
Now comes the de AnZa trail ride. In
it are all the elements of romance and
picturesque adventure which appeal to
the human heart. For the cameraman
it offers scores of "angles." For the
magazine contributor it presents an op-
portunity for research against modern
background. For the newspaper publi-
cist, it provides material for unending
articles.
Linked together, the Cavalcade and the
de Anza ride form a combination better
than anything else Imperial Valley has
ever done from the standpoint of nation
wide value.
Add to the publicity aspects of the
events the entertainment value they have
for Imperial Valley people themselves,
and you have fair estimate Of the great
Importance these celebrations are bound
to enjoy in the life of the valley.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-08
EDITORS NOTE: The folioicin0
editorials are presented as interesting
opinions U0iced by editors elsewhere.
They do not necessarily reflect the
opinion of this paper.
DRAFT AGES UNSUITABLE
FOR CAREERS
(Visalia TimeS-Delta)

(Visalia Times-Delta)
1t has been suggested that the selective
service law be altered to include young
men from the ages of Is to 2S and that
these draftees be given the opportunity
to choose the year during which they pre-
fer to receive their military training.
Assuming, of course, that such train
ing is designed for times of peace and
not of war, we believe the change from
the present q to 35 age limit would be
in the public interest. In war time, of
course, none of us can be "choosers"
and private plans must give way to those
touching on the public welfare.
Youths from 1S to % seldom have
embarked upon careers as such. AT Is,
few have entered university and thost
who have. have not yet started their pro-
fessonal studies. Others who follow the
trades have not advanced SO far that they
cannot spare year during which they
might be aided materially in learning
their chosen trades.
The younger men are easier to train,
easier to fit into new life and most like.
ly to benefit from the discipline under
which they live in military life.
These same observations might hold
true in many in the present draft age
from 21 to 35, but there are so many
exemptions that they deserve attention.
We find many men, especially those past
80, who have started on professional or
business careers but whose efforts have
not yet been so fruitful as to permit them
to leave the foundations they have built
for full year without returning to find
what they created in ruins.
1t is difficult in these trying days to
build business or a profession toward
permanency without having it knocked
out by law which might serve a nation
at peace even more efficiently with
younger men.
As stated above, most of the arguments
set forth for younger defense force
would not hold good in war times or
perhaps even in periods of extreme en-
ergency, but if militarism is to have a
permanent place in our national life,
then we believe it should be so adjusted
eventually to bring about the greatest
efficiency to the government.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-08
DAIRY DAY IS OF
PARTICULAR IMPORTANCE

May "a will be Dairy Day in Imperial
Valley.
1t is a day which should attain an i'm
portance this year that has been missing
for many years now.
Imperial Valley, once an outstanding
dairying area, has fallen by the wayside
during recent years, until the dairy in
dustry here is not one-half as large as
it was. During late months, however.
the trend has been back to dairying.
Dairy Day should do great deal to
speed up this trend.
Imperial Valley is in the position of
being great potential area of supply
for thriving, growing metropolitan areas
on the Pacific coast, such as Los Angeles
and San Diego. At present we cannot
assume our rightful position simply be-
cause we are not able to go into the mar
gets with sufficient quantity Of milk
and other products.
With the development of larger more
modern dairies, we should be able soon
to take full advantage of the opportunity
offered by the sudden, almost booming
growth of metropolitan areas.
Dairying is year round activity in
which the income is steady. 1t offers
steady local employment, does not de-
pend upon seasons for its weli-belng.
1t is in general one of the soundest indus
tries upon which community may build.