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Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-11
Cokesbury News
By MRS. ERNEST GLE.

| want to express OItr thanks TO
the Dispatch force tor all the efforts
they put forth in giving 50 many pcO-
pie the opportunity Of such u won
derful paper as the Henderson Daily
Dispatch. We feel very proud indeed
that Henderson is the home of this
daily paper, and We wish tor every
member of the entire staff a happy
and prosperous New YeaI, and to all
OF its readers We wish the same.
Christmas passed off very quietly
around here, except for the young
leOple. who seemed to visit around a
lot and have Il good time in spite Of
the dlealy bad weather.
Miss Rachel Stainback returned to
school in Greensboro Thursday after
pending the holidays with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Tuner Stuinbdck.
Robert Rideout. from Fort Bragg.
spent several days during Christina,
with his cousin, Bobbie Mabry.
Fred Cook has returned to his
home in Tampa. Fla, after beng a
very pleasant guest in the home Of
Mir. and Mis-. b. W. Powell loI sey-
oral days.
- ''''o' w. ~ IN |'It N'4lN'
&nd Alf. and MIS-. W. Il. FLEMING, il.
and daughter spent Christmas day
WIN Nlf. ana MIS-. DICK Workman, at
Garner.
MISS ora Workman returned TO her
nome IN Garner last Sunday after
visiting Miss Margaret Gupton ,ur
some time.
MISS tathellAe SpruilI has returned
I" hcr school neal Wilmington after
spending the holidays at her home
here.
MIS-, James tdmundS has gone 10
Norfolk where She Will meet her hus-
band ON ms next leave OF absence.
Mi. ltdmundS IS a lieutenant in the
marlnes, stationed now ut PARIS Is
land.
All OF US were very glad to wet
come Julian Harms, n ot our local
boys, home last WeN after serving &
SIX month PERIOD IN the camp.
Julian says ne had Il good time. and
saw much beautiful scenery. but he
was a long way from nome, beng
stationed aust a few males from Holly
wood, IN California.
Quite a few Of III boys have left
nome recently, ha\INS lpllnQ WORK AZ
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-11
soc lefty NEWS

Parish house, which viii be used
shortly IN preparing and serving a
hot meal in the middle OF the day 10
pre-School children.
The Get-to-Gether Club will meet
Monday night, Jan. l3. al 7 o'clock.
The Merry Makers Club Will meet
Tuesday night. Jan. II. All members
That have parts in the play are asked
to please be present.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-11
Il. i. ". Meeting.

The Business and Professional
Women club Will hold its month
II meeting at the Perry Memorial
Library Tuesday evening at 7:45
O'clock. Mrs. Tollie Weldon, chair
of program, is planning d pro-
gram based on legislative matters,
It is hoped that a trip can be plan
ned to attend a night session Of the
Legislature during its session.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-11
Here For Few DAYS.

Robert b. Green. If. has returned
to his home here to spend several
days before entering Fort Bragg next
Tuesday. He has resigned his posi-
ton as manager at the Palace
Theatre, in Raleigh, and has Volun-
tered for service in the army.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-11
Here from Euckingham.

Hrs. c. b. Deane, OF Rockingham,
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Cree, at their home ON Char
street.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-11
o, r, :. Meeting.

axThe regular meeting Of James B
mite chapter, 1893 O. +. S., viii be
Nd in the Masonic hall Monday
|3ening at 7:30 O'Clock. All members
pe urged to be present.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-11
Business Girls Circle.

The Business Girls Circle OF the
Plrst Baptist church will meet Mon
Misses Dorothea and Grace Woodlief.
1t their home on Galnett street.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-11
Weekend Guests.

Herbert Brasingtonr OF Rocking
n, and John Pruitt, of Wilson and
Ike Forest. are the Weekend
ests of Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Cree.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-11
FIRST BAPTIST.

Ihol lol.
9:45 a. M, Sunday school.
II a. m, Morning worship. Ser
mon. Lasting Ties Of Faith
AT ! o'clock, Dr.. George W. Truett
will speak oVer radio station WPTT,
on the Baptist hour, with the subject,
"Christ and Human ~Suffering.'
$50 p. m, Training Union.
80 p. m, Evening worship. Ser
mon. "HeaVen.'
Monday:
7:30 p. M, Regular class meet
ing of Shaw Philathea class in
Ladies' ParIor of church. Meeting to
take the form Of a box party.
7:45 p. M, BUSINESS Girls Circle
n Gets with Misses Dorothea and
Grace Woodlief.
Tuesday:
3:45 p, m, Junior G. A. with Mrs.
7, l.. Dale, ON Montgomery street,
3:45 p. M, intermediate c.. A. with
Mrs. r. II. Duke OF Parham street.
Wednesday:
3:45 p. m, Junior R. A. at the
church.
7:30 p. m, Prayer service.
$50 p. m, 3. T. y. Council meet
ing.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-11
OF
Cold SYMPTOMS

666 Liquid or 666 Tablets VIII 666
Salve or 666 Nose Drops generally -
lieves cold symptoms the first day.
ADV.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-11
Birth of Daughter.

Birth of Daughter.
MI. and Nil. Rylon Hight an
nounce the birth of a daughter,
Judith Angela on January 8, l94l,
at their home IA North Henderson.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-11
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN.

g q D. 4 e 49, 49,
William D Mc.nlu.s. minister.
9:t5 Church >ctsooI. L. II. Dixon.
general superintendent,
II Morning worship. Sermon sub
ject: The Choice Before Us"
2:3u Service at prison camp.
$50 Pioneers meet.
7:30 Evening worship. Sermon sub
ject: Il Believe in God the Father
Almighty"
Monday:
Circles Of Woman's Auxiliary.
Wednesday:
$50 JUNIOR choir practice.
80 Prayer meeting.
Thursday:
7:30 Senior choir practice.
HOLY INNOCENTS EPISCOPAL.
First sunday after Epiphany.
Rev. [. W. Hughes. rector.
7:30 Holy Communion.
9.+5 Church school.
10 Mems Bible class.
II Morning prayer and sermon.
$50 Y. p. S. L.
7:30 Epiphany Light Service.
St. Johns Mission. North Hender-
son, ? O'Clock, church school.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-09
O. Z! &! @!@!I;1gl(Y(?SS e: !;;:?!?

night. If you walk out on him now,
he might be hurt. And when a
mans hurt, he doesn't have a good
cry and come back the next day
for more the way a girl does
Kit listened silently.
Fran went on:
when he gets through being
hurt, he gets to being mad. After
that he cools off to the freezing
point and discovers there isn't
much fun in doing favors for the
gal who made him mad. So, missy,
off to your bath and I'll entertain
him with songs, dances and witty
sayings until you're dressed"
Kit repeated quietly, Pm going
to New Haven" 4
(To Be Continued)
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-09

| Kit drew herself up. tive never
been intentionally rude to anyone
and
"Okay! Let's keep the record
clean. And consider my last ques-
ton. Could you tell Jerry that you
had rushed off to find Vance?'
Mono"
'It's bad enough to run after one
man and leave the other nan hold
ing the bag when the other man is
Just another beau. But when the
other man happens to be the guy
who holds your career in the palm
of his hand" Fran shrugged her
shoulders expressively.
Kit said coldly, DO you mean to
insinuate that / am nice to Jerry
because he can help me profess
sionally?"
II wouldn't insinuate for the
devil himself. I'm saying plain
words that make sense-1 hope.
What I'm trying to say is that
Jerry likes you and Jerry is a lot
more important to you than you
know because he likes you!
It's as plain as the nose on your
face that Jerry has done things for
personal reasons"
Fran" Kits face was a study
in shocked surprise.
oh, for Pete's sake, Kit, don't
give me that. You've been around
enough to know that when a man
likes a girl he can do a lot for her.
And why shouldn't he? Why
shouldn't Jerry? You're not mar
ried. He likes you. He does things
for you that he probably wouldn't
if-if-'
"Oh, Fran, you've got the wrong
picture. Professionally and socially
we are together most of the time,
but one hasn't anything to do with
the other. And Jerry is a nice,
sweet person who asks TO
nothing"
We'll, then play your cards the
right way. Be as nice to him. Be
courteous and consideration
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-09
Brett Urges Quality
In Defense Program

DETROIT, Jan. S.-R-Major
General George H. Brett, chief of
the United States Air corps, urged
the nations automotive engineers
today to strive for the highest quail
ity in the greatest abundance" in
developing the national defense pro-
gram.
In an address read before the
society of automotive engineers in
his absence by Brigadier General o.
P. Eccles Of the Army material di-
vision, General Brett said he urged
this 'to the end that way of
life may prevail and our nation
maintain it's position of leadership
in the upward march of civilization"
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-09
SOUGHT

WASHINGTON, Jan. g. Up -
Immediate deportation to Australia
of Harry Bridges, west coast CLIO
leader, was sought in a bill intro
duced today by Representative Al
len (D-La.)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-30

PLYMOUTH 1888 special de luxe 2-door
tr. sedan radio, heater. W. ;. ". husky
Tres. paint. upholstery spotless runs per
feet, 30-day guarantee, 1919, $50 down.
open Decoration bay.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-11
BASEBALL FARM
PLANS STUDIED

CHICAGO, Dee. Il. oUP1-OWuers
vt baseballs ere3t farm systems
hopca to-day 10 place before Com
missioner KcuesaN Mountain Ian
l:, Il slmNh.ycd aagcCWcnt urs gncd
.o bsns .o,;I zoash, peace bet Ecen
,Ae Maar yns eha.n,,ore baseball
Alons With tmt OF peace in the
rank VA the additional possibility
ci Il ucv poi.ry to b2 followed
;hraaeh tine wartime emergency.
Since they assembled Monday tor
their annual sessions. le2guC and
club officials have spoken of the
Nur only in general terms. Shrue-
AIMS Oft suggestion, on nleht base
bail hlackOUts schedule curtaii-
mcnts OF revision OF lralning camp
plans.
The chalnstorr amendment Is
worc balllu- dam simplifying pla}-
rr transfer: amone affiliated teams.
L ma he international law 10 the
.lrsa=e mage" .r..-uc tan but il
n... rn.u tie Lite OF death oi
,lGbs depCrdm& aN major league
,asA fer cNi>,Cnce2
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-11

Los ANGELES. Dec. Il G'P1 -
Heavy trading in the penny
stocks" boosted sales to more than
$4,000 shares on the Lo Angelo
took exchange today in balanced
trading.
Thirteen issue, registered gains
and eight losse. many of them uew
low for the year. Eight issues re
maincd unchanged.
The list: Central Investment It..
down =, L. a. Investment :: Tran
America 4; Soa. Cal Edison H. :
Sou. Pacific 1o'- UP -. Bard1u;
Petroleum $50 up 8 Hauocl OIL
% Republic Petroleum Sl.kI up
10. Standard on ~ Up -: IN
jon pIl l3', pp r; Cessna ~. uI
:. con. steel ,. Grcamcrio- af
America s., down uew lg,,p:
General Metal, s G9Ha ]. Z ,.es
lowD; Emeeo Derrick - lova
ncw low: Elcc,rica. Products g
down H.: Pacific Clav prpdag'-
down > aew low: Mcas.o ~fesl
$50 up lo ents, Ryan aI.rac =.
W =.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-11
BOWL TEAMS
WITHOUT TEXAS

NEW YORK. Dec. IL All New
Years Day bowl teams look a bit
cut of place with Texas not in
Guided in the mann event.
Throwing out the Baylor and
I Texas Christian engagements. YOU
have Texas outfit which scored
BIZ points AGAINST eight Grade A.
opponents.
That's an average of better than
80 points a start. The Chicago
Bears could do no better than 36
plus.
But the trick still is to keep even
the finest material in stride all the
way along the route.
a good oregon team simply paid
for those 16 Texas seniors diSap-
pOintment.
Bic Ten athletic directors abolish
the iaVelin throw because the event
is harmful to contestants. though in
many years l haven't come in con-
tact With a jayclm throXer who was
] hurt unless he Wa5 struck on the
, head by One.
Pcenap" it Wa that University of
. CmcasG Influence.
Western Conference officials had
better rot dig too deeply INTO the
harmful effects Of athletics.
Il Is barely possible that someone
might bring up football
And wonder if the iavclIn would
IaYr gone Out The window had it
ioo,bal!'s bucks office magnet. M
United State Rrprescn taLiVc
James =. McGranc!y of Pcnnsyl-
|tnid sa"a he intends to ask At
tpMe@ General Francis Biddlc t.
D|csflea'" the n0uOpolistic activi-
tl"s II Mike Jacobs, the boXinq pro-
mO'rI.
Winch >i;ca Hau H. rough idea Of
.thr man} grave problem, confronting
Congress.
Before leaving Camp Custer, Sgt.
Henry GrccnIt1r9 wrote a letter to
the Camp Custer NcG. complaining
Of his treatment By the press.
Sometime in the remote past Of
the foul ages. ncWspapcrmen wad-
died up to a scries Of bar stools.
WhIfn thcy cl"M1crcd upon TO pro
claim Themselves dcmi-god5, stating
that hcnccfOrth thcv Would not take
no for an answer pcnncd the
sergeant. From some stump Eola
they dug up a set CT rules thar
would allow them to misconetrue
facts 10 make better headlines. Then
they said; Either }ou play in n.
backyard Of you can't play at all
Really, fellow, I'm not worthy
of all that attention.
sgt Hank Grecnbcrg. ike Grcta
Garbo. obviously wants to be lcl'
alone
I wonder if it ever occurId to
Sergeant Greenbere that if ne had
bcen left alone he would not have
been paid $4,000 a year b. the De
tYoit Tigers.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-11
INVOLVES CONTRACT

CJhcrs, hcNCNtt. Hl2CCt Al diH..-
Tent Interpretation on the nrono.ai.
pciuine out the two year ru!v i
III effect only when the parent cub
acquires the pillegs .CM4aet W.l
rothu- actually ~ctt.vJ in ci..rr
league ehamher, laudls VII tale
Il hand.
Iradina continued as W#ainaNn
shlpped pucE"r Eeeu EClnsas t.
Cleveland for cal. llAj .aV4,. Wi,
by MMa4er Lou Gou..HUIN. No j.
desperate for pitchers .lrae ta'
naval oni mynt uf Bob FAM k.u-
ncdy, who pitched Il 3i'-m.te. pg
the Chicago White SoN IN ~. No1
three and lost / Ior 81 ..4s Wld
Washington last year
Larry MacPhMl. c1 HroaklSa. .'Ili
hopes to dispose II Fin r enu
Dolph Canili although IL ha,,
purchasing prospect tive NeW NoE
Yankees, considered the p.tca 100
/ nigh
He wants cnouah cash To uay
Johnny AIize from the Cardinals mnj
have enough left ever to nicN W
two or three other players said
Ed Barrow, of tie YdNi;s.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-11
2 q IN
FlE:: |. = 6
9 O.. l.

How will the recent doWnpou =
attee' he Barbara Worth golf
tournament scheduled to start to-
morrow
I it i, affected a, all. II will be
for tn" bcttce according 10 Pat
GLASGOW. ciub PRESIDENT Greens
which have been flooded are now
IN first class shape and the rain
will only put them in a little better
shape for the 42 qualified
Trophies for the different flights
arc nov on display in the club
.pusc.
L mas been pointed out that cups
for the flights are idcnucal except
ir the championship flight.
All players have completed quail
flying rounds and Friday and Satur-
day most .nst round matches viii.
be completed Championship flight
viii see lG players entered and
eight are scheduled for each of the
three flights.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-11
L. 4. PROIDI CE

Los ANGELES be = up
Trsdine continued moscra'c Is ~t.e
Rocts Si5a-l r. sarrot~ $ -
2.25. green onion. s sa-4. mustard
s1-I25; parsley 81 - -. rads>h,-
81. l.5o-2, S doz S..4,-- ". spinach $.
2.25. turire $3.2t-ls, Imperial N1>
carrots . do7 Iced 3. 49, Mn.
kohl rahI oyster r.4H. and 0ai.i
orcSs 4o-5ns
Cahhars eaunuaa 1875. ha
pcrial Yuma $--..-=a. u.a. r..
S2.75. savoy 15,.
Cucumhcr~ san ptero ana La
guna Reach lu-> $ 25.5.-s. 1rusar1a.
Wy $1.5o-l.7a ". - S1-t.,
Lettuce: san Iui, oht>ra d..
s. 9s-& - 81. , doz Se-.su. l..
perial 4 dez s. = d <-7r-. y
do2 $@-s.-a. .~ S=-s-l. Y=a.
Is S3.25-G.5o.
Peas: hush san pieeo s., 5a.a.
s. Imperial -. rhaa r,a- C.al l..
ella 7-loc.
squash. white summer san b.
lhGs $2.5"--.75 Coa,hclla luy~ =
s.. Imperial no - 81 - $50. f..,-
S2-2.25. Italian SAN Diego Mc~ :.
-; No. = s.. Imperial rrt> : -
2.s5: yellow erooknc,k Impcriut a..-
l.75-2 cream local 5a-c5.. f.4A
! &C hubbard Lompoc :
TanGerines: Imperial sweet A
gcrians cN fey Sc f,N 4s.-5,. tan,>
4-4l-c; Coa,hclla daneys 4t.-5s.
Tomatoes inland Gratis 9-tops :
$3.50; l2s s.. .25. Is S.75 POS ST..
1.5o; stone local and san piec,
Ax5s $l.5V-1.75. 5N5 and 5XS s. =
exc S1.5"-l75. stems 2-laycr Sar:a
barbara CO 4N6 to 5x6 s. .5o-2 fN-
$2-2S.5r; "-laNcr GN6 S2.5u-2 - fcV
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-11
WAR CAN'T STOP
GRID SCHEDULE

IN FRANCISCO, Dec. II, CUP
@.r ur b.aekout, the Moffctt Field
E'tyr- W!.l Geyi the Arkansas Tray-
1i eHr Lewis at Seattle
- IdoH i'll Il football game to de
a}ea tine Pacific Coast Service cham
#'a.ilp.
- . I'.ers left last msht for the
sa#t.1c... accompanied by Lieut. r.
BV - Mor>", assistant coach,
u## WAS IN All-Amerlcan player at
Gssa"l. u.d Ion Years professional
With juc D,troIt Lions.
fo1 WIakelman. coach of the Fly
60 j. IN Hawaii with the San Jose
S.atc COLLEGE football team, and is
plrb2blF mnocncd for some time
tg come.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-11

The proposal provides that Il play
cr may be moved 10 an af!ailjrd
club in Il leaeNc Of biahCr or ioHvr
classification Wuhoat Eaviua a }c,r
OF oNu@4 thrrd aa2iust hm but
cn.r IL eaata.r il acquires h% u
major 2raeuc yIah he ma, b. OPP
toned enl1 fer tAa year: iaa .au
year provision deea not Uase.r IN
The nra.ent cedc @,housa cHol
transfer Il chWHtd "a. year Of
option.
Sara Dreadon, pres,Gr}; q. nc ST.
LOUIS Cardinals organization. raised
one objection to the two Nc3r E-o-
vision, indicating II did not allow
time enouah to determine WEcthcr
4 player WAS Wolth keeping. "U
mi2ht net even be WorjhWhilI Dp
operate in class { and d lraeup> ii
Il llayCg has only Two years i .uLn
eoou" DreaGou said "Tha. a lcu.
map llea 4 llN eta& to ,'e rrI-
or.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-11
". Y. STOCKS

NEW YORK. Dec. i tUP) sell
ing Subsided on the stock markc;
today. and prices rallied to : ut,
on news American forces had sunk =
japanese battleship and We're
strongly opposing japanese land
ing force in northern Lu2on
Wall Street had discounted the
Italian and German declarations O:
war on the United state and retail.
iatory declarations by The I. :.
Dow Jones closing stock vera r
es: Industrial lIoel I'D l4o. rai'
o473 up As; utility 14.3s up II.
and 65 stocks. 36.7S up .64.
Stock sales approximated 1.4a#.s...
shares compared with 2.o9c. .opr We
terday. Curb stock sales wer, -
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-11
JOE LOUIS NAMED
NO. ONE FIGHTER

NEW YORK. Dee. Il. CUP) Joe
Le.-. Hea1NN,lahJ champion. has
been unanimously named the fight
- Il ,us s2ar' b. the New York
B1xn. Wa,er,' association and will
L. .A,a lie Edward J. Neil memor-
~. N...o Jan. IA, live days after he
#t.au. liz udc against Buddy
..g"
Fa.. considered are Sportsman-
h.a u..Plat"n to Yoath, cleanl-
J. =. e.. p.H3la Atc and achievement
~ -. uHs. Previous winners were
aa.n I0ns"E 1888; Billy Conn,
is&.. ald usul& Armstrong;, 1910.
l5% boxing writer's named the
Icat,n@ challtAgcrs III the feather
Vg."l o.4#lau as follows:
Chmrn3n Cualky Wright, Los An
.sle.. /. "2Ittsburqh Jack Wilson,
I8GDH.a. .. Iu'chie Lcmos, Cahi-
Ga.i2.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-11
TIE THREE

For when the SoX take the field
for their 1912 opener there will be
a new man at first base IN placo
of Jimmy Foxx. Another new player
will have been assigned to the short
stop slot where the fans have lOng
been accustomed to watching joe
Cronin, And although he hasn't
been officially designated as yet.
therell be a third new man in the
pitchers box to take over the chores
Of Old Nose Grove.
Boston obviously viii regret the
passing of these men who are rec
ognized as stars as bright as anT
the game has produced, but most
Of the fans have seen II coming pc
cause they know thai TIC old guy
With the scythc can bc cyadCd only
"a long. IN the end he always get
his nan-maHDc in the eyes. maybe
in tho legs but always somewhere.
F0XX was the first n 70 and thc
only one Of the three WhO didn t
make tire decision voluntarily. He
came to Bottom sIH Hears ago. al
most at tho same ttsc AS Grove
Cronln. He arrived - the end Of
the 1873 5caeaN 3ftc" C.nMic Mack
lad decided - cash Ii On the la.,t
Of his PaiIad".uuia Wonder teams.
Fo@H cot Ta%Ec" $,5Q6i ana to
Hla.G.E
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-11
~ DAYS
SPORTS PARADE

the American League ladder YaWkeI
wanted them. And its all over
It's over because in just few
DAYS more than a week the three
musketcerS of the YaWkcv expert
ment have passed out of baseball
as active players. One Of them is
gone for good; another may find a
temporary place with some other
club and the third will stay IL
Boston-but as 4 bench strate9iat
rather than an active player
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-11
HE SET RECORDS

Il rctun cd dGu5.s-I brought
aIa bC,, .cgcgd Amea'an lca-ue
records He led the cltcl' III runs
batted in at the end o. the 1898
season and wa Acknowledged as the
leagues mos. valuable player. And
he pounded home ruus-my. how
he pounded home run--il in 1896,
IS il 1897 81 in 1899. 81 in 1899
Waen be Id The league. 3G n
l940 and 10 this past yom
Blt 10 wasn't enough q now The
SOX LaYe asKcd Wa.rets.
GrOTc p.rccd"d Fox 10 Boston
from the c.t= If byo,hog!; love b.
t%o Tears. H c,st around SI25. 900
If you cXcsuGc the four players
"ao figured III the zeal, but he
ne9cr paid Oft Ike oid GDuble-X.
II Ais last IL ycars With the attn
!c'ica, he "on la2 games while i05-
.n2 only Il for one 4. the mo-
trmarkablc AVERAGES eyer ran UP.
b1t h" couldnt carry on .or tire
SIX -
Arm trouble prevented him from
e'eE dkdn reaching MS peak. He
tued and tried hard and substi-
tuted guile for speed Dut the best
he could 90 ii Boston was the
record Of II victories and four
loaae@ III 1888 when he stIII retained
enough ,tQtl 10 finish with the
hlshcst prrcrntagc in ahc league.
TnIa season Nose won only seven
gamts WAIlc it.ng the same num-
Der ana Lc Tcn, 10 Yawkcy and
told nm Ac &as all through.
Cronn &as bought b. YaWkey ii
between Fox and Grove and nc
came from Warrington instead Of
Paladclphla. HI. price tag Was
3l500G0 and In Larry and ne was d
2rea' d payer and good enough
manager to lHIce boost his team
70 secOnd place-but nc.er 20 the
'Dp CrOnin has announced he has
benchrd himself and won't be seen
On Il hc.d again unlc9s the SoX
break apart
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-11
SAVES RIBBON SPOOLS

SACRAMENTO. TUPI-Ihc 3ta'l
Of California is making a spccia
contribution to national defense b}
saving the typewriter ribbon spool.
formerly discarded. The state de-
Eartncnt Of finance estimated
about 900 pools were thrown
ava; each moath throusnouo tL'
.tnin.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-11
TEAAI
TWO SIGNED UP
FOR SHRINE GAME

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. II. CUP)
The Shrine football committee IA
da& signed Bcb Brumlcy, Rice fu -.
back. and Roger EJson, Oklahoma
tackle, to play for he west in the
annual EastWest charity football
same here New Years day.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-11
BOWLING LEADERS
CHANGE PLACES .

Leadership of the commercial
bowling league changed hands again
this week when the Imperial Dis
trict team ganecd up against the
Owl Billiard boys.
The District team took all four
points in their match while Gull
lri'a Ciloc"rs GoWncd the Trocadero
team IN thc samc way Other eve
Minea match saw John Wciland's
Beer team chalk up Il three to
one win over 5AgrWpod's cafe.
Heh scorers were Bill Reed, Bunk
bradshaw, George Fleming and Pat
pattprCDn
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-11
IACK GIENTHER

N.tE YORK Dec II. 'OP'-ln
.'.. - ,laa 10 days The Old
e. -. -, ...'ae who Is ..noUA
r...s Ta-a L.. pun an end to
....-. q. - b0!de~t. gaud-
49, -. - Xpersiye attempt
=. .... = ..u@.a. ..at baseball has
.:.. l. .-...s probably ever Will
-. >:ooo090 aoble eX-
..- ...lI d 80 n" Tom YaW-
....... ..a 5oa.aa R.d SoX as the
... -. ]. ias:ed 70: six years
=.laa." speaking i failed
-. .;"a millions OF col
= aat..- .. esea. stars could
- S.T 70 ne 'OD tung OF
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-11
NIIlII Vi It.
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L. 4. POULTRY

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Hen. L-e1.:t.~. "a
HeHs. LeEhu..~ or,r -
Hens. Leg. over ! .'~ a. up
Hens. colored, TO 80 lbs
liens, colored ever 5-2 los x up
BroiIers H. - wy -
Broile:~ .tcr a.' :.
Fryers, Les. vore - + 8 lbs.
FryerS, colored, 2i2 to .. lbs
Fryers, colored over - Il A.,
Eoa~ter-. ...,.:et. '..r '.-
stag. co,or,1 ....................
Old RooStecs. co'ored ..........
Old LeSA7rns BOOSTERS ........
Duek15n->. P,N5a ot.r -. ..
Dueklln--. P,e1n u"-.r 49,. e..
Old Ducks, White Pek.n ......
Young Tom TasA,t 'n
YouH- 7 . T.a.=..- -
Yoaa- !! 81 r......- -.
CaYoU~ : g. - ........ .-.
Ha2ons over ~ ar. = ......
Rabbit, NJ. ! white -
Rabbits, mixed co.ors = lbs
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