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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-09-10
4htes &apiteI

ahtes &opiteI
&Gbreno Der Mbtpclcnbcit Der
Serrlhoft fiibrte Ser 3ammeroicner
Niilier bie 2eit,ng bes Morris 'ld,en
Sauies; er ior9te fir sic Nn nfreht=
erbaltung ser toeIiben Sronuna mb
oie 9ienerihoft eeborhte ibm eiiria
,mo piinftlih, oenn er botte lid bnrtb
ieine @emanotbeit, feline s3uperloiiig
felt uno feline 8ci6eioenbeit SOS poat
gertrauen ieines Serrn erlporbcn.
Ct tpor ,,nernliioIid in ieinem 0icnit.
Aues eeldab nit Der anBerlten &e-
9elnlabi9feit nno Eiinftlihfeit, 10
bab Norris 5u ieber Stnnoe oes
Cages ober Der Nabt bate Siriii-
fommen fonnen, er ipiirSe es nid)t
bemerft boben, Dob er a,h MIR einen
am9enblid abfpeleno mar. Sob2i
mabte Vfiiller nur allipelen einen
ld,einbor aan5 9leideiiltigeu Song
enrd) oas Sa,1s, tpobei ahcr iein 8lid
oie fleinlte llnreeelmGBi9feit bemcrf=
te. st licb iid in sieine,n 3inuner
geridt eritotten uno aina MIR ieltcn
aus. aue fir Morris anfonlnenoen
griefldaf item ianote er icinem Serrn
nod unb be,pobrte bieiclben Bis 5ur
no6lten Yeit lorelam in iehlem 3iu=
rler.
50 bate CT anh al bem Gage nah
aer abrei'e ber 5amilic eim Itarfes
Eafet 8riefe in gmpiang genonmen
nmo nod ieinem 3inmer eetrasen. ST
ihloB, als er bier einsetretem mar,
iersiam aie Cir, 5eg sie Gorbanee
oen bent nab oenl Earf binausfiib-
reuben 2eniter bitbt auiammen uuS
Sffnete Damn einen Shranf, aus bem
ct cine fleine Spirituslampe uno cine
ereiiiibiec MetollihoIe nabm, ipie
man lie bro,6t, nm &ouberelienaen
neronften 5m loilem.
Ct aiinoete bie 2ampe al nno Itell=
te sic NIT &oiier sefiiate SAolc bor-
iiber.
8alo entipidelten iib harfe 9Gmp@
fe, nno Niiller belt iiber oieIe nod
einanoer Die fir Serrn Morris ein-
9eaaneenen 8riefe.
9ie llmihldee tpurben balo los
bar, uno Miiller Ias auimerfiam Die
ein3elnen 9rieie bnrb, nm bann Ell
men ieoen ipieber in ben in5tpilhen
erfalteten ltmihlag einaulblieben, Der
nod ieiner ErO3eonr aenau ebenlo
ousiab, ipie por BET Oeffnung. Damn
priiite er sic our6 Sieeel beribloiie=
nem 8riefe.
St idien sic Yetidafte init Sir
men, Namensaiieen nno &appen se=
nau 5u fen,teu. @inise oapon leete
ct iosleid) beiieite; ct modte oeren
Snbalt nidt fir intereiiant een,,g
balten,. Inn iid bic Miibe bes Deli
mems at geben.
Sierouf bette er aus ieinem
|5dranf ein SSnftrument berber, sas
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-09-10
8cbanfen mnb Grinmermmaem
(Tortlee,Mg BON Seite 81

NOVt1Tt gFF4Ey UpH OtT1t O1
Goiicellrm Solepbinl,m mahte. Na6
plelen bartcn Arbeiten nno 3eioen,
oenn er mlBte anb perionlih ben
Seioenstelb trinfcn, ltorb er ON 2.
Nopenber 1899. Seine 80 Yrieiter-
lobre maren pou bon arbeit, Miiben,
Soraen nno Seioen, bofiir abcr ero-
Ser Sobn int SinImel lmo sic e,pige
@liidlclisfeit.
(6oriiebMma folat)
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Naitt,psdj, ben 10. sebtem5sr 194f

mere MIDI ipenig am bier ,tn0 S0rt
n,nberidmirrenoe @eriibte;; id) iebe
ibn 'iiberaa in Der 8eleilid,aft Der Ne
iioen5, ,,ne Der Ser5os 1T ibm iebr.
sHaoig."
Der bobe 1err 1T tpobl nidt iiber
alles nnterribtet, mas man ieinenl
geripanoten poripirft', er,pioerte Der
@rai ,,uno es lit natiirlid), bab er
senielben aus 8ietat fiir ieinen eige-
nen 9beim, Beirinsens @robpater,
al balten lno tponloglid in seoronete
yerbdltniiie anriid5ubrineen i,,dt.
SD begreife saber oud), bob ct elmer
8erbinonng Neirineens nit Sbrem
Sa,ie siinltig seiinnt iein mag. 81
fiaieG befonnt lit nnr, bab Serr b.
Beirinsen ols @eianotIhaftsattabe
in Baris sic Nahiibt, iuelde n,an
sem i,,eenoliden llebermut in oer
@efellldait a,l eetpdbren pfleet, IN.
anBeroroentlieber 8eiie mibbraubt
nno iib baonrd un,nosridb eemad)t
bot, oaB ct eona ploblid aus bem
erlten Yariler &l,,b austrat, obne oa6
cine a,lbere geranlaiinne ooau be-
fannt pnroe; oab iid Die ii.n9en,
fenft nidt ifrupulGiem 2ebe,nonner
bon ibm 5nriidaoeen, une bab ct
feline @ntlaiiung aus oem 9ienit er-
bat. 0an fliiitert in eneeren &reis
fen BON elmer nnangenebmen Spieler<
seiebibte, - id9 iasc, man fliiftert -
aaein Die Sahe lag bod 10, bob
Beirinsen in ieber oneeren geieu.
fbaft iid ntdt bate balten >fonnem,
ais IN oer Heiiaeu5 ses Ser5ogs.."
Torris blidte finlter por ii6 ME
Ser. ,,Rann cine fliilternoe 8er-
Ieumoung einem Meniben nidt I'm
redt tun ,,no ieinen 8uf aeritoren?"
fraete er.
,@s mabt Sbnen @bre, mein
5reino, oaB Sic 10 benfen ,lno einen
Mbtpelenoeu perteioigen. SD iuiiroe
audi ,tienlals anoeren seseniiber aus
ipreben, 1pas ib Sbnen iaate. 0od
oud) bas, mas i6 bon @eiringen
,peiB, seniiet mir, ,tm mid bon Ell
ner nabereu 8eriibrnne NIT ibnt 5lt=
riid5ubalten. 9as allies aber tit nun
ia iiberfIiiiiia ba Sic mir eelaet 30
ben, oab ieae @eriibte, ipelbe aus
Der @eitoen5 su mir beriibereeorun-
gen iino, feinen @ruao baben. Sd
tUeroe Ssbnen eeseiB niebt raten, Den
einfaAen, seieaiaen gertebr NIT setH
Baren abaubrehen, ,tnS tpiiroe mid
ia ielbit, penn id in Der &eiioena
Iebte, einem iolden Berfebr faun
entsieben fonnen.''
er brad ab, ba er tpobl Iab, bob
Morris onrb Dos @eiprad peinlid
beriibrt tpuroe, ,,no ipenoete fi1 pie4
Der an ben 8erbaltniiien Ser Serr-
ibaft Holema,t.
Als inan lib aur Seeitlinoe ,pieoer
beriammelte, uaren bic ilnsen Nao-
den bereits innise Jrennoinnen -se>
jpor6en, Die feine @ebeimniiie mebr
boreinanber batten l,nb in fdtpefer-
liber Seralihfeit miteinanber ber-
febrten. Aud bie @rdfin unb Jrau
Norris batten anberoroentlden &C.
fallen aneinanoer eefun6en uno ipa-
rem iib 5nr 8efrie6ig,lng bes @rafen
n1ber gefreten, als er es bon Ser er-
f4nn Mnnnnnattn nrkoff% Lo%%a
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ltreten, ipas Die ffnItere bGMollildbe
Ytaht bon ibm perlangte. ST batic,
nm Sies .Gerlangen 81 eriiillen. bas
Slid ,lno oie 3nfmnft ieiner beioen
&inoer opiern miiiisn. Der Gouflift,
lin benz ct iidb beiano, Wursc 0aourd
Nod, id)tperer, Mne ih,per tp,,rse es
ibm iosar, bIob 3eit 5u seWinnen,
ipenn CT nidDt benz @raicn gegeniiber
in gon5 falihem 2idt eriheinen 1,no
oeiien Abtnns auf bos Spiel ieten
pollte.
ssn ser @eiefIihdft bate er eics
aaes cine aeitlong .pereeiien, in ser
@inIamfeit sraneen Die finiteren Sc
oanfen ipieber madtig auf i'm ein,
ltno er litt ,niaelid in oem @efiibl,
elmer feinoliben Tabt aeseniiber 5ll
ltebeu, geeen melde lelbit oie 3ans
bermaht ieines @eloes, NIT ipeld)er
er bisber oae Shtpieriefciten au
iiberpinoen eetuobnt lpor, ibm pon-
ftdnoig peria9te.
Der @raf TAM ont anoeren Nor-
gen nod Hoienou, nno bnrb einen
3nfan erbielt a,,d oer 8eripalter ees
rabe at eleiber ,3eit ben bon aaen
8eteilieten norloufig nnteraeibneten
Sertragsenttuirf, pie ibn Norris,
obnlib ben Soridldeen, anfgeieet
bate.
Morris aoserte nod, 5u unteraeid=
nen. IS fam ibm Dor, als iolle ct
Sas 9ab zines 8anes ihlieBen, I'M
ter beiien Sunoament lib ein nnr
ibm iibtbarer aberuno offnete. -Dann
bemerfte er sic 8ertp,,nSerung ses
@rafen iiber ieine 3oeerung uno ies-
te ibnea enti6loifen ieinen Namen
inter oas Bapier. @s iiberfanI i'm
babel ein @efiibl, als Oh er oie Sdids
ialsmdhte ,ns bas llnsliid -berals=
for6erte.
8ei ser 8iidfebr nod Selmenbai=
len fano ct sort ieinen Sobn lno
oen iltnaen @rafen 8ilfenberg, mel
DIE iid bis 3am nddlten Gage oienIt-
frei genubt battell, llm Oie 8eiea=
ibaft at iiberraiben.
9ie lteberrai iblmg iuar frel,big fiir
Die Damen ,,no Sen @rofen Worris
eribraf, benn INNER mebr entianf
ieinen Saneen bie 2eitung Ser @r=
eieniiie, tpelde iib nun nit einer
unertparteten Sbneaisfeit entWidel=
ten.
Die 8eaiebunsen aieiiden ser
@rGfin nne Srau Norris batten iid)
in ser furaen 3eit 10 iidtbor ber5lid
eeitaltet, baB BET @raf bic beioen
i,,neen NGod1en uno @eors at iei=
ner @emoblin fiibrte nno bas &C.
beimnis ser innsen Seraen entbiiate,
Dos beiben Niittern feine nnerwar>
tete Neuigfeit mebr mar.
Jrau Morris umarmte Martba
nit miitterliber 3artlidfeit. Die
@rdfin reidte @eorg nit snGoi9er
@erali6feit sic Sanb, lno als Damn
ser @raf eraablte, oaB bie Serri6aft
&oienam, Scr friibere 8eiit bes Sam=
| fes Bilfenbera bos freiberrlthc
Stammel,t bes ii,neen Eoares wers
oen ioIte, % erleubtete better Con-
neni6ein bas &elidt Der @roiin; iie
umarmte Jrou Morris nno iaete NIT
trdnen6en ausen: SD bin getui6,
/ 4n.~o N.n,.,.S,>, SoE, ,.,,2 So2
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-22
INDEPENDENTS TO
INSURE LOTS OF
GRIEF, FANS SAY

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec % up
= Basketball fans today agreed that
at least two of the independents
would heap a lot of grief this season
upon the heads of Pacific Coast
conference ca2ers.
The two, Santa Clara end Uni
yorSity OF San Francisco. Saturday
night defeated Stanford and Soil
thern California, respectively. in a
comeback from Friday nights set
backs.
The BronocS doWned the Indians.
1921, and the DOns nosed out the
Trojans. Stag. in an overtime thrill
Ter. Friday night the Broncos had
bowed to Troy and the Dons took
q whipping from Stanford,
In the northwest, Washington
tromced Missouri, 52-3l, and Wash
ingt0n State thumped Kansas State,
47-22, sweeping four game invita-
tion series with the big six teams.
Other Saturday night coast
scores: Wyoming 81, Montana State
80: Brigham Young 46; Montana
"a; Fresno State SO. Chico State 80;
Sacramento JC. 50, Fresno State
Frosh 25: Reedley J.C. 40, Salinas
J.C. 80. Ventura JC. AZ, Menlo J.C.
3: Ventura J.C. 6l. Hollister J.C.
IS: Menlo J.C. 81, San Luis ObiSpo
j. C. 80.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-22
.FINALISTS TO
PLAY SUNDAY

Divot- diggers posting scores IN th'
other flights we're: first hight
Cotton De Witt df. A. F. Spring on
the 18th hole; Dick Hammer d.
Wade Ramsey. default; Pat Glas-
gov df. Red Edwards, 5 and d;
Hank Jensen df. Jack Davis, and
4.
Second flight-Viggo Hanson df.
H. C. Latham. and /; l. N, Hitch
cock Of. Martin Wahl, up; Ray
Edwards df Warren Currier, 2 and
l: M. Parks Of Barney Holbert,
default.
Third f.ight-Von A2hdcrian dt.
w. Rauenzahn, and l, Mike DoWd
df. Virgil Terrence, . and l; Don
Freeman Of. Slim Aycock, 3 and ,;
M. M. Dizney df. Arch Johnson, on
18th hole.
The number of close scores turned
in and eXtra-hole matches Indicate
completion is becoming very keen.
Play next weekend should provide
q lot of excellent golf.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-22
MIGHT HAVE WON
REISER IS FIRST
MI. ROOKIE TO
TAKE BAT CROWN

NEW YORK. Dec. % up - Pete
Reiser, 81 year old centerfielder for
the Brooklyn Dodgers became the
first rookie in National League hist
ory 70 capture the batting title. ac-
cording 10 1911 official averages re-
leased today
Considering only players who par
ticipated in 100 or more games. Rel
ser won the crown by "a points
with an average, of .343 for 1877
games.
Aging Johnny Cooney Of the Bos-
ton Braves won the runner-up SHOT
with .319 for 1913 contests. Veteran
Estel Crabtree of the Cardinals
finished in between them with .34I
but played in only II games.
Pelser also scored the most runs.
III; hit for the most bases, 299:
mace the mos triples, II, and tied
With Johnny A1!ze of the Cardinals
for the most tWo-base hits, each
with 49,
Dolp Camilli of Brooklyn hit the
most homerS, 81: Stan Hack of the
Cubs the most hits with 1876 and
the most singles with AL Danny
Mur.augh CT the Phils stole the
most bases, 18; MART Marion Of
the Cards made the most sacrifices,
%. and Johnn% Rucker Of the
Giants Rad lhe most times at bat,
622
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-22
THE DAYS
SPORTS PARADE

them .or their physical unfitnels
the number Cf their children and
their advanced years. The reason
is obvious; one aged tackle who
cant BLOCK bat can report fol
practice is more valuable now than
seven Harmons who are liable for
call to the services.
The Army draft has logged the
entire professional game with un-
certainty and the owners won't
cOmplicate their tasks unneceSSar-
ily. Originally Bruce Smith of
Minnesota might be the first player
gobbled up by the coaches. Tonight
he'll probhbly be just a wall
flower because we all know Smiths
draft number is lower than a Wo-
man athletes heels.
FIRST Tabled
Ofthand, I'd say the first man
tabled tonight would be Bill Dud-
ley Of Virginia because he is only
IS, but this youngSter has SAID
flatly he wont play as profession
al frankie Albert of Stanford may
be taken on a gamble by the Bears
or Philadelphia because he has
! been scho0led in the 7 formation,
but from there on it's anybody's
guess how the boys will 90.
That is because players who are
married, who are young, or who
like Frank Sinkwich of Georgia for
Instancc-already have been reject
ed fer military service, are certain
to be available for football longer
than the Smiths, the Westfalls, and
the Lacks The Army has first
choice, and it's only common sense
.or pro owners to cover up when
ever possible.
So instead Of merely checking
I q. ratings and prodding mus
cles, they've checked the boys for
the happy possibility they may
find obscure maladieS, large fam
lilies or other skeletons in the closet.
Obviously there aren't enough
gfanGfathers or physical wrecks
available in the college ranks to go
around.
If you are old enough. young
enough, physically decrepit or par-
ried long enough, you may be play
ing center for Pittsburgh or tackle
for Cleveland next season. But you
can't have the right half post Gin
the Bears.
Thaf,c far me hecalISp bov am
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-22
Y. J. STOCKS

NEW YORK. De, - JP1 The
~t"' h mkt reacted aafaNarahlv tu-
day TO the major Japanese offensive
launched against the island of Lu-
ION. Prices turned iIrrcu3dr.y loN-
ct IN moderately active tradiu- ,tt.c
an early re induced ~ technical
factors.
The late recession came more
from Withdrawal - huyiHe orders
than from selling pressure. TAN
sales were again a hie market ta,-
Tor in The low priced abilities and
IN The ,an stocks VII h m..'r new
lows fo. tn Near.
Dow Jones preliminary ,oSIUG
stock Averages industrial lad....
off l.2- ra5 24.5S oft y l'l.t>
1855: u2 -: AID = stocks s5.iS.
off g. onl Il ne Wv s.a.v early
l9HS.
Stoyh ,ates afpee>snats. +'..o..
share, aeaia>; l.27a.aaa Friday
Curb stock ~aie~ Were az2.oo share
c impaired With s>s.ae7 FRIDAY.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-22
State Employees
Honor 0sfrander

R. P. Ostrander of Westmorland
was. elected and installed as presi-
dent of the valley branch of the
California State Employees asso-
citation at a dinner meeting Friday
night in Westmorlands veterans
hall
Other officers are Fred Alley OF
Winterhaven, first president;
E. M. Wright of IndiO, second vice
president; l.. M. Backus, Ell Centro,
secretary: Carson McNames of Ell
Centre, treasurer.
w. L. McFadden of San Diego,
state president, installed the new
officers.
The group voted to purchase two
defense bonds
Members of the Westmorland
Maintenance station were hosts to
the group.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-22
Imperial Hardware
Distributes Bonus

Santa Caus arrived early at the
Imperial Hardware company and
left employees a surprise package in
the form of an $4,000 Christmas
bonus.
This years Christmas bonus is
the largest in the 33 years of the
company's existence" Howard P.
Meyer, company president, said
Monday Employees OF our firm par
ticipate in the total Christmas fund
according to their length of servic"
with tile company. 1t is their re-
ward for loyal and conscientious
effort during the present very sue
cessful year. 1t is given by the
management in recognition of their
cooperative spirit.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-22
s TARS
IN WIN

All Stars, Ell Centres Eastside
Baseball team managed by Manuel
Ortiz. successfully opened it's sea-
son in the winter baseball league
Sunday by winning a close game
over the Brawley merchant team,
t. g in prowlev. Raul Meias
was in the winning pitcher.
Another league game saw Heber
mark 7 to win over a second
BraWley team on the Heber dia-
mond.
Westmorlands win over the e.
Centro Redbirds leaves standings
after the first game in a three way
tie, with Westmorland, Heber and
the All Stars over the Redbirds and
the two Brawley teams.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-22
L. A. PRODUCE

Los ANGELES, De-. - tIHf
Demand and ira ding fairly lood
Bunchcd Vegetables beets ao-o5v.
carrots Co-7oc. celery root 7o-Su,,
dixon 60-7jc; gree uouion> l.25-I.1u
1eeks 1.25-1.5o, mustard 5a-6h,. par
siey 500: radiShes Gp-75o. spinach
75-9Oc; turips 5u-65c kohl rahi So
35c; mint soc; waterere>> 2o-:5,.
Oyster plant 35-40c.
Lettuce: Imperial Wy Is Sc 90
IS $3.50; ONnard 4c s.. y 10 san
Luis Obispo 5s l.5U-1.s5
Peas; Pole san Diego l1-12. I'm
perial WY bush 1.7a-2. SaH Pedro
and orange cd 5-6r. ONnard 4-5c.
squash: white summer san Diego
1.50-1.75; Local and san Pedro So
-1.75; Imperial 49,, Italian Imp.
Wy 1.25-1.35; san Diego l.25-l.35,
NJ. 2s 40-6oc. yellow erookneck
Imperial Wy l.5C-1.75. local and
san Diego 1851 5o. Banana local
pink ! ccib hubbard = III
Tomatoes: local and san Diego
stones 5N5 and 5X6 1.75-2: 6x6 81
1.75; stems flats player santa Bar
bara Axe to 5N7 225-2.75. 6x7 to
7x7 2-2.25; G-layer 5x6 and CSC =
225.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-22
PICARD IN FRONT

HARLINGEN, Tex. Dec. % up
= The $4,000 Rio Grande Valley
Open entered its final Sc hole round
today with Henry Picard of Okla
homa City holding a four stroke ao-
vantage over his nearest opponent
in the field of 60 top flight golfers.
Picard fired a four under par ST
yesterday to match his spectacular
opening round 81 and give him sc
hole total Of 131. Byron Nelson OF
Toledo was in second place with a
1876, after shooting a 70 yesterday.
Right in back of Nelson with l3G
were Ben Hogan, the years top
money winner, who had Sunday s
best round of 65; Jimmy DeMaret
E. j. Harrison, Lester Kennedy, and
/ Tony Penna
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-22
REDBIRDS GO
DOWN IN 9TH

r Centro's RedbiydS didn't WIN
.Ee!r 1ame WIKI WeStmoyland Sun
day but they came within a hair
breadth ana didnt 80 down until
the last half Of the ninth inning,
70 70 6. before treball pitcher
The young team none OF the Red
bird players are over 22D was abb
10 earn az average OF only one h.t
per mning Of. the submarine bail
artist. Luther DocE. for the eight
innings he vas on the mound. In
the last frame. Deck was relieved
by GeorAe Harms. q pitcher with
speed TO burn. Who finished t'r
game With nlne pitched balls
TO LEAD
Until tie last half OF the eishth
an array OF Westmorland hitterS
was able 10 gather enough safetie5
Oft three T! Cenro hurlerS to build
up . I've 10 one lead. and it looked
Ike clear SAILING for the rest Of
the Way. L Ms then the FL Centre
boys touHG ;heir batting range and
started a dramatic rally that push
II 4-NN Ns4-N IL O's' N.4N E'AsNtN'
.ng them a one-run margin
DoeH appeartu ~ let down lit
tie on the mound and the RedbirdS
promptly filled the bags with 4
series of hits Then Teddy Sander,
l3O-pound Bird second sacker, came
to the plate and bounced ball of
the left field wall for triple, scor-
Ing tEree ruHS. Sandez came nome
on a ball that got away from the
Westmorland catcher. Harry Nc
Gcwen. Buddy Measures, VINO hit
three times out OF four times at
bat. added the last run 10 put the
Redbirds out in front
In the first half OF the ninth
Westmorland took the offensive ana
found Bill Allard. last FL Centro
pitcher on hand, for five runs to
END the days scoring.
MIGHT HAVE WON
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-22
CHICAGO GRAINS

CHlCAGO- D.. ; ~ = HflI"
futures drifted Irr.guI1rIy lower
today in unusually -lo" irad.ng
Wheat eIosed UP to of .
cent bushel eorn off = 10 ] ,
oats Oft s.. to =. rye off J. TO !.
and soy bean. ap 70 If g..
Liquidatou ~ December contacts
which 90 OFT IL" board today, i'm
parted slightly easier tone to
grain futures. buf the nearyy
months showed tho larger declines
while deferred 5eliYerIe. hold ahou,
steady
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-22
FORDHAM ON WAY

NEW YORK Dec. = up -
Fordham UniVersity's football squad,
Sc strong, entrained last night for
their Sugar Bowl game at New Or
leans with Missouri on New Years
Day
Upon arrlvaI At BAY ST. Louis,
Miss Coach Jim Crowley plans to
send his squad through two work =
outs per day With the exception
Of fullback Steve Filipowicz, who is
nursing a bruised right hand, the
entire team was in excellent shape.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-22
T.. A. POTLTRY

Los ANGELES. Dec. - I'P'
Hens, Lechovns, :, II 5 lbs -,
Hem. Lcrhorn, o.. : i l.,
uens. LEG. over lbs ard up 1sr
Teus. colored = To - lhs 24c
Hens. oolo-Ad over hL Ibs up 24t
Broil,rs, /. and up ! 6. lhs . l.,
BroilerN pNcr !. and ZIP o 2ft j.,
T-vArs. leg vore - T. 5 lbs. 16C
Frvers. colored. 2h 10 81 lbs 2nc
TrvA-s rolnred over 81. 10 AZ ?1C
Roaster~. 1olored ovsr /. lb~ -
Sta &c. coIOred ................ 14C
Old BOOSTERS. colored ........., 13C
~ OCH or,s pnnsters nec
Ducklincs. Pekin over lbs. e. 10,
Ovoklirre Pok'n unde- 5lhs 7-r
n1d Ducks. White pAkin nsr
Young Tom Turkeys 90 Ii up 2lc
Young Tom Turkeys 14-22 10 up 25c
Young Hen Turkeys 1o-up.... -,
CaDons to Slbs .....#........... 25c
Capons over lbs and up ..... 25C
pahh't. No white 81? to Az 15C
Rabbits. mixed colors 81 ~ lbs 1Sc
Vahhits No old .............. .07r
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-22
CaLifornians Hurt
In Auto Accident

TUCUMCARI, n. M, Dec. %. CUP)
Two Caliiornians were dead and
four seriously injured today follow
ing a tWo-car collision 35 miles west
of here in a dense fog late yeste.-
day.
Carl S Arganbright, 46, watson
vile. Cal, real estate broker, and
Mrs Eugene Penland, 30, Shafter,
CAL were killed Arganbright's wife
suffered two broken legs and We 5
in serious condition. Mrs. Penland 5
husband, two sons and niece suf-
fered minor injuries.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-22

Finalists in the Barbara Worth
country clubs tournament were de-
cided this weekend for the cham
pionship flight when Jersey Birch
field scored over Pete HiXon, up,
in the semifinals and Forrest Fer
guson downed Art Spring. and g.
Eirchfield and Ferguson will meet
next Sunday for honors in the top
fligh..
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-22

MANAGER Jack Tackett Of the F.
Ceugo team probably could have
Won Sundays game il he'd had one
more pitcher Continuing his plan
10 give all his players game eXper-
ience. Tackttt used two Of his chuck
ers. Jac.: McCmng and Jack Suttle.
ii TIE fIrst seven innings. Allard
had no trouble in the first half Of
the eighth but lost his control in
The la>t nnins when Westmorland
STAGED tie i've run outbreak. Tack
ttt found himself without a relie.
huyler ana had TO leave Allard in
TIE 11&.e
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-22
ROBERTSON LEADS

LOS ANGELES, Dec. 81 eUPp -
Bobby Robertson. bapyfaced half
back for the University of Southern
California, led Pacific coast foot
ball players in yardage gained for
the season, the use. Athletic News
Service reported today
Total yards gained in both run
ming and passing were 969 for Ro-
bertson as compared with 765 for
Frankie Albert of Stanford and 6Si
for Bill SeWell of Washington State.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-22
OREGON EN- ROUTE

CHICAGO, Dec. % CUP) = Ore
son States football team stopped
in Chicago for a brief workout to-
day en- route to the Rose Bowl"
game against Duke ut Durham, NC,
Coach Lon Stiner sent the squad
through a drill on Staff Field at the
University of Chicago.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-22
WATCH YANKS,'
MACK STATEMENT

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. % up =
Connie Mack finished another in
ming with Father Time by celebrat-
ing his 18th birthday today.
And the Grand Old Man" OF
baseball came up with a double
barrelled prophecy:
watch the YankS"
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-22
MARKETS
BAROMETER

High for produce remained in will
demand trading fairly
markets however moved irreguar lower reecng in
Saturdays December
Imperial Valleys getting good
deal its immediate II from
there eNpected