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Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-25
C0NlEY WINS PR0GN0STICATI0N
CONTEST: PICKS nine WINNERS

Al DeVore. Johnny Ohta, KluJn
Ishimaru, Edgar Palmer Oscar Pa.
dilla, Dick Strickland, Virginia DaF
idian, Bob Romans, kazuko Kita
Thomas Feeney, Ora Carpenter
Bert Holt, Carl Bennett Y. ko.
hatsu. Mary Cottrell, George Cott
rell, Margaret Padilla.
81
E. y. D. Hatch, George Mann
Jackie Tanaka, Gail Miner, Et
Brents. H. w. Harvey Bobby Reet
Paul Mackey, Fred Robertson, vii
liam Andrews. Craig Strickland
Harold Romans, Mary Romans, Al
fred Gray, c. B. Hetherington.
As
Albert Olsen, Arlene MunSon En-
nest Carley. Emily Giannini, Rich
ard Andrew.
3-9
Elmon Clifton, Wanda Long.
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NEW YORK STOCKS

NEW YORK, &9g. "a u'Pp
DsIae.ti .a8os aa4 pr control
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reports 1870 ie3ses.ad ID IT, #taeI.
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and MiddIfe mate .hel. bes' 'sae.=
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has the Sped aaa tIaesse
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Of Minnesota c.a4H - - =
tional title 7exaa. - 49,
team" Of the n.t.tH ts.aa. 80.
ago, isn't going anEThrrc - as@
but this IS anothec gaHa ~
statistics don't mean th.Le ! q
NJ Is the ia>orl'e. bat i L.
completely rccdae-ed from a.s.s.ss
watch out
Oregon-OreeonS.a1e a Faeear##
stop US If your beard ms betg
but here is another game III pll2
the records don couu' State uee#s#
only this victory to clnra ;ha We
ern Rose Bow des.pnaaoa. but Or
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L. 4. PRODUCE

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YANk ALI STARS
TO MEET NEGROES

NV YORK. Nov. 25 Up =
500 JazsI,. Of No;re Dame. Bil
DeC1.Iesout ot Northwestern arc
Id SPECIAL De.:fers1 Jones Of
F.t.spsrsa. currently ending their
c. =Is,e careers. vii play for the
Ya.ses Al Stag5 against a team OF
Moro .'ae5 II charity footDa.
: H. lsse 80 @ccK, L Was an
;.uat."ca todas
r. =. ccat of ne proceeds vii
b a..otes - Earlg.. Negro CathoGe
al Je%Isa CHARITIES.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-25
Kayak II Goes
To The Pasture

ARCADIA. Calf, Nov. 25. up
\ bowed tendon was given today as
eason for permanent retirement Of
Kayak II, seven year Old thorough
ored and winner of the 1899 $780,
100 Santa Anita handicap.
Kayak, CWned by C. S. Howard,
Uttered a similar injury last jan
lary at Santa Anita and had spent
he past year resting. Tom Smith
9egGn training the horse for the
on-lng season at Arcadia a few
weeks aso, and the injury required
last weekend. Kayaks earnings are
S2129 9O5.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-25

= rI0ua consideration tor 1Qlioaf&
a44I:zaf SzsmaGoWski oi Lehi2a, bdf
&hile @yur a-ent still was undecided
between tie Two he met telegraph
operator &hg Fad stationed himself
II a tdycrn and Was seeking sur
eeaso from sorrow by looking through
a glass darkly Asked to explain his
dependency, he said I worked tn
Lehiph game today and misspelled
hat S2..makoWsHIs name three
tHHes III 200 word
Int clInched the fullback job
lGe S2gmakoWski.
Altogether now, lets practice de-
seG1.ag one play II a game: "Piecu-
loa.cz operating in the T fornla-
ton. handed the bal to BulkieWlcz
#A3 la,erallcd 10 SzHlnakoWskl. Then
marc. Il tllfe| a p yard pass
- i<uezs4ski Who lan tor a ouch
Jaa4 behind some brii.ian. blocking
D. Klazsr9# Il aad 5abas.eansltl
EIaz4as rakGa c0nEe.ted.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-25
Actress Announces
New Engagement

HOLLYWOOD. Nov. 25. UP)-
AStrid AllWyn, blonde film actress
today announced her engagement
to Charles Fee, Los Angeles lnsur-
anCe broker
She said they would marry within
two weeks at Las Vegas, NeV.
Miss AllWyn formerly was the
wife of Robert Kent, film actor
She and Fee lived next door to
each other for IA months but did
not meet until the day she was
moving and he came to return a
book his sister had borrowed.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-25

tAelr iIrSt game OF the season. J u
give you just taste OF winning
football he said And the Tigeis
outplayed the Holtville Vikings, bit
the old man didn't bring all OF his
power TO bear for Imperial The
breaks of the game he refused to
be partial With, and Holtyille took
the most advantage of her oppor-
tunities and scored a win.
SHOW ne what you can do
against BraWley.' said the purple
clad little gentleman, and we viii
see what can be done when yoa
battle With Holtyille again" Impe-
rial remembered the sweet words
outplayed BraWley, but lost the
game.
The mythical grid god was We
pleased with the little schools fight
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-25
II = a Us
S = PARAE)E
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BY UNITED PRE

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CHTCAGO GRAINS

CHICAGO, No|. - G'F1 Gffaa
pIlee. n5Hea narrowly loHrr taaa g.
a mo traders continued 10 a@alt
tfa d 10y d"Tslobtu"ti=.
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faf tn das. Wit f.al rod 1T
Ia + eaIt q buehcls corn o. - IT, =.
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Nazi Ace Killed

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Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-25
Louis Z WINS

- FRANCISCO 10. . TT
Hea4fW-Iai. hampton Joe L9ui5
.6sed Nth cumbersome GEORGE Cd
aa5a a=,.ani Of Los Angeles III 4
.e3e aosnd exhibition bout here
L.. night before 1000 fans.
Louis. weighing 204 pounds
.a.otked GIambastian. 21 dl2zS
@.rh d right uppereut III tie tn.rd
.o3Md but the t!ah5er kept his let
8slle LOUIS returned % corner 10
~ als time. I0Ms cut loose ~l'a
III. yauch after GiamDastianl haG
a84ra IA a sutf one 10 he ao5e.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-25
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Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-25
THE STORY
BEHIND
TIC ER s RIS 6

Old man Backyne, the fellow who rules the destinies
of Imperial Valley football players looked down on the
Imperial Tigers this and decreed that they should
go forever being the that plays fer glory
The old smiled gently The Tigers they played
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-25
L.A. STOCKS

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Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-25

Fon IsAa#ag.
Ha4E te.e..l .r forward =
thc Cklaao.as #a... and toa4
stanford 4.-&Hezseaa saseEeras. .
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l.. GRAIN

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Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-25
PICK YOUR WINNER

MS IS The last week Of the PostPress prognostica-
on contest; so you had better pick em right this time
and do so before Friday noon. Now please print your
choice and your name plainly.
FL Centre &c Us. san Diego Frosh .
I'M 'rial CaleXico .... -.
Navy y. Army .............-....... .
Oregon y. Oregon State
STAFFORD V. California .......- -
Washington V. Use ................. ....
Tezas Christian vs. S31U ........-... ..... .
Rice ". Baylor
Vanderbilt rs Tennessee
Penn Stat, vs. So Carolina .... ..-..........-..
Marquette vs. Iow; State
Name .-.--...-....
Address .----...---......
Evening star., 1941-12-16
Il few Of the feathers have
slight i,nperfections

slight inperfeetions
If he's the sort Of fellow who's kind Of
ohoosey obout his clothes, handle HIM
with gloves this Christmas. But be sure
you hand him gloves that hove quolity-
written all over them. These ore that.
kind Gloves from one of Americas FORE
most makers for only S229 They're
advertised from ooost to coast and
the kind he'll be sure to appreciate. All
ore table cut, meaning cut TO accurate
measurements for perfect fit
UnIined gloves for dress, business,
casual and street weor. Wool lined and
knitted cotton lined for driving and
sports wear. Also knitted gloves with
leather palms and fingers for drvine.s
Tons, ereys, browns and black. Sizes
734 to 10 in the group And boxed for
gift giving if you desire: .-.-
9Th. Heeht Co.'S MODERN MANS STORE Main r1oor1 :,
Evening star., 1941-12-16

- 2 = 3. = = =. : Sc e
Evening star., 1941-12-16

on SALE THIS EVENING
UNTIL 9 AND WEDNESDAY .
FROM $50 AN. TO 9 PM.
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No wonder Lorillard's
nev King Size BEEcH-NuT
il the iastest-9ro1inE eiza-
rette in town
Its20ee longer which
means itaa cooler, smoother
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and has just completed five years
work at College of Puget Sound.
where he vas assistant dramatlcs
director.
Miss Betty Cook and her
mother. Mrs Richard Cook. were
hostesses recently st their home.
80 % st, NV. At surprise
shower for Miss Jane Barton. who
VIII become the bride this SUM-
mer Of Melvin Tsnnent. jr. Guest
towels were the gifts presented
TO Miss Barton when Messenger"
Richard Cook. IT., arrived during
the evening with a special delivery
package.
During the supper hour the
greatest surprise OF the evening
came with the announcement Of
the engagement OF Miss Cook and
Gerald T. Stack. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. NJ. Stack Of Ewall. Wash.
The lace-covered table, lighted by
white tapers in silver holders. had
a. Its centerpiece heart-shaped
corsage surrounded by nosegays
Of pink and blue sweet peas tied
with stresmers Of ribbon leading
to each place. A scroll with the
names Betty and Jerry" told
the news. No date has been an
nounced for the wedding. Miss
Cook il a senior at Washington
State college and Mr.. Stack has
just graduated and IL now in busi-
ness in Los Angeles. Miss Cooks
sorority il Alpha Phi Omega and
she 10 also a member OF Gamma
Alpha Chi. women's advertising
honorary.
Guests at the affair were the
Misses Jane Barton, Carolyn Cush-
ing. Nadine Engh. Anita GeppL
Jean Grimme, June Nance, Doris
Picha. Jean Schonborn. Gwen
Weiser, Mary Belle Rugh and
Mesdames Glen Barton and Olaf
Engh. The rooms were decorated
with blue delphinium, pink roses.
white carnations and sweet peas.
Mira Sidney Black. recent Puy-
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allup bride, WAS guest Of honor
at a kitchen shower at the home
of Mrs. J. Brogan Of Fife recently.
Mrs Brogan was assisted by Mrs.
Henry Hubbard. Delphinium, blue
Canterbury bells and pink roses
formed the decorations.
Guests were Mrs. r. Hanson
and daughters. Mildred and
Marian, Mrs. Verne Adams. Mrs.
Perry Reiter, Mrs. Al Pratt Mrs
Della Barber and Mrs. Ray Andre
all of Fife; Mrs. Nina Seaman OF
Tacoma. and Mrs. w. 4. Black.
Mrs Lester Jobson ana Mrs.
James Eliasen Of Puysllup.
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HERE'S MORE ABOUT
5000 Nazis Taken

was defeated ana driven ~ our
countsf-sttacks beyond the stats
frontier
In the shaulsi direction ahoul
100 enemy tanks wsrs destroyed
by our artillery firs.
In the Ryelostok tfilsiystokl
and fsrest (rsrant.iAtovshl dlrec-
tons. after fierce fighting the en-.
envy succeeded IN pressing our
screen units and occupying Khlono
tKolnol and Lomzha Lomxal and
Brent
"Osr air fsrcs carried suf
uecessfui nights. protecting
troops, aIrdromes. populated
place. and military offsets
against enemy air raids sna
cooperating IN eesnser-ssssrks
~ our land forces.
During the day our slrcraft and
our anti aircraft artillery shot n
enemy planes doen on cur own
territory and ons enemy plane vss
forced down ~ eur fighters on
the airdroms near Mlnak.
During the 77d and asa Of June
Soviet troops took prisoner about
5000 German officers and men.
According 10 mors precise data.
during tho z7d 81 JuBs altogether
70 enemy planes we're brought
down instead OF 81 mentioned IN
the communlqsis ~ the high com.
msnd Of ths Red army for June
az
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81 Honolulu. having graduated In
May. iali. from the 4 :. Navy
flying school At Pensacola
Both boys got their start IN their
naval careers through the unlver.
atty Of Washington Naval Reserve
Officers Training school George
graduated from the university IN
midyear. 1897. having served sls
months with the CcC a. second In
command of an Arkansas camp
George @. nrackett. ruddy-
faced man whose sparkling eyes
tell of his outdoor profession. -
also = graduate Of the 4. ". The
senior Brackstt played football for
Washington hack IN 'os Fl the time
when Enoch Bagshaw was packing
the leather in the Husky bsekfisld.
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HERE'S MORE ABOUT
Smith S Slayer Held
STARTS ON FACE ONE

ing Smiths name on gasoline credit
slips.
ADMITS HE'S A. W. O. l.
Thomas said he had been A. w.
o. l.. from the San Diego naval
hospital for some time"
He was Identified, however.
by tattoo marks ON his arm
which had not Yet healed. Al
first he insisted his name was
Jim Thompson" hut soon
broke down and admitted his
Identity.
Although authorities swsiied
positive Identification Of the body
by Smiths parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Freeman Smith Of Aberdeen. they
said all articles of clothing con-
formed tn those Of the missing
man. A 81 caliber bullet had en-
tered his right temple and the
man had been dead about IL days.
He wore a wrist watch, onyx ring
and gray suit.
The body was found about 40
feet from the highway. down .
30-foot emoankment.
SAILOR II ENASINE
sergt. Wardell described Thomas
az "evssivs' He said the suspect
tried to simulate indifference to
questionerr and frequently shrug-
ted his shoulders instead Of re-
plying.
Thomas was arrested on the
farm Of Raymond Green. AK miles
north Of Nespelem, where he had
been employed a. a ranch hand
for week at 81 a day.
Green. noting that Thomas
applied Tor work at the same
time that the hunt for Smith
began, handed the suspect
newspapers telling Of the
search.
He looked kind Of nervous 10 ]
figured I'd better tell police the
farmer said. Wardoll and two pa
troimen. Mark Antonoich and Fred
Hoferber. went out TO the ranch
and arrested Thomas.
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Restaurant Assn. Issues Statement

cent Botsford said the owners
offered an increase on this classi.
fication TO sa7s = day.
For "grlddie cooks" a new union
classification. an employs who
cooks hamburgers and makes sand
witches. the union demanded q 81
a day increase or from $3.50 10
$3.50 = day The owners offered
10 compromise on s. . day An
other controversial classification.
Botsford stated. vas wages 81
Mattresses The union asked an
increase from 1890 a day 10 -
and the owners eountsrsd with =
$3.50 offer. They pointed out that
the mattresses like ell other rest
aurant employees aiso receive three
meals a day In addition TO their
compensation.
Charge Union split
Botsford declared that the union
itself was split over ths strike
that IT had permitted tavern room
bartsnders TO accept wage IN
ersases and return to work. isav-
ing fellow union members on
strike.
He pointed out that the word
'bartsnders which h a part 81
~ the signs carried by ploksts.
''Ths owners association made =
counter offer 10 the union in an
effort 10 come 10 an agreement.
he said. nut ne have not received
a reply since being informed BY the
union that the workers mad voted
To 70 on strike and set . dsadlns
for thu demands 10 be met
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Two sons In the navy one on
submarine duty in the Atlantic,
the other q Tier on = cruiser in
the Pacific the contrihu-
ton 10 national defense Of Mr. and
Mira George @. Bracket Of the
Mountain road.
The two sons are Lieut. e.
George A. Bracket and Ensign
Bruce C. Bracket. Both are grad
yates OF Rochester high school and
the University Of Washington.
George A. IL stationed on a sub
marine In the Atlantic but where
only q postmaster In New York
knows since All mail must he ad-
dressed there and ali identifying
titles must be left off Bruce IL
assigned 10 the q. s. 8 Honolulu
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smoke. And = ne~ and
finer blend OF the worlds
choicest cigarette tobaeeos.
Get behind a BEECH
NUT. Get more cigarette
pleasure for your money.
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D E F E N S z
B ON D

O. What is a L. s. Defense Savings BOnd7
A. This bond proof that you have loaned money 70 the
United States Government for national defense Your bond
bears interest At the Of per year. held 10
maturity tten years..
Q. Why should buy Defense Bonds7
Because money talks To dictators il speaks defiance
To friends Of freedom, i says. Here's my hAndT
MOTTO purchase Defense Bonds stamps,
for Information 70 me
Treasures sf n< Unsd statss Washington. G.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-25
0rpheus Club
Holds Picnic
Plenty OF Music
And Lots 10 Eat

On n. relnt Defiance e>seA
Mendsy night ths ar so fsllsd
wltAi
/. So erees>~ aratnE aswa
West Passage from ths Aorth.
:. Smoke from : 80 ennfiFs.
: Strains af swheezy "a port-
shls orxnn
4 n.rhershop hkrmons>~ fFon
shs thrasis n = pscnls cvsFstaffsd
orphssa club.
Il wss the eluhs sanusl casaoor
summer affair whsn ths popular
meas chorus throws fermsllty
sslds ard rough. u wath The e~st
q them
- ,. Attendance
No faIi dres. clnths~. ~ easns-
tions IN The eustoahois nsFe wers
gast picnic sshies for : stage ard ;
camp firs IN tAs evening slow for
fooiilghts
Moses were eountsd 10 FecoFd sn
attendance a - men. women Ard
children IN the cutting party. 1nsy
assembled IN the main picnic
grounds Just cut q reach 81 ths
bear cages and after a Traditional
"Eeos Guam nonum~ sung 70 starr
the event according 70 ritual. al
pitched in 10 stow picnic dlnnsrA
Fsrd Takes Over
Whea tables we're cleared ard
baskets repseksd alta empty psns
and dishes the entire party moved
Town - the beach ard ia camp
firs.
Director Frederick Wallis hsnt
his hat on and stayed In the hack.
ground while HERR Ford teok oveF
the duties ~ directing the sing
feat inst whatever popped snta
anybodys mind from Sweet Aae.
line" on up. Ford and gang had
r,gEcd up the Tiny portable arEsn
which Mrs. Hsisn y. coasdun
played Whenever 1t was po<.ihls b
farnish an accompaniment
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-25
Naval Reserve Needs
Cooks. Diesel Men

Cooks ana diesel men are being
sought for enlistment IN the naval
reserve for service aboard local
defense vessels operating in ths
Norths eel. II Wa announced Tues
day BY D NJ Kelley. recruiting
officer IN charge q the Tacoma
office
Men between the ages ~ ~ am
30 ar. siigibls. Kelley said with
pay ranging from SEQ 70 ti3s.b0
4 nonth.