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Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-13

tioning would be about as i'm
minent as coal shortage in
Newcastle, war or no war.
X X X
But we folks out here do fuee
possible gasoline shortage or
rotionins. Not because there's a
lack Of oil, but because there
aren't enough fankers.
X X X
The government sends tankers
to Britain, and those tankcrs are
released or sold by Union Oil
and other American oil ccm=
panies. That, in turn, leaves us
short over here.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-13

GOn73Al Fr0SN Z
Saturday. Southern N15.ea.s .
College of Pacific Z. C2. N4-..@ .
Humboldt State q. Wr' W
ineton q. Portland t. P,.iac -.
eran T. 81 Martins 4. CrNo =
Q. Cal Poly 0. Portland AIrh.~2
BolSe Airba>e !. Carroll 3 Mont.
Normal O. Eastern Ogvlou -. P
land FroSh l. Moi ct' Tie't 3.
ca, RamblCr> t. Stanford Fro. .
| c Fro>h t. Otldc0.Jl l3. Il.
lands 0. Whittier =. pcu4ta
Camp Haau t. Fer. O.u o. Tas
t. santa Barbara q
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-13
Giants and Bears Heavy Favorifes
In Nations Pro Grid Race

twice. the Pittsburgh SteclerS ana
the Washington Redskins once each.
Except Tor Il trip across the river
20 play the Dodgers in Brooklyn
;hcy have the rest of their games
at the Polo Grounds.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-13
s Scrambled Yeqqs

pcrial bravc little soldiers those
Tigers Oh. yes. BraTlCY travel 10
Holtvllle. Wonder? viii that be a
tie?
It's Getting 80 Hou ncge@ aaa|--
until the games are over
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-13
l.. a. GRAIN

Los ANGELES. Oct T. OPP -
Wheat No. H.. q. $1,000 .S5
Barley No. western $1.72 y ii III
Barley. mailing type $l.771z a 1.95
corn No. yellow bulk IL C5 u GO
Milo, No. ytliu~ ...... - II II S5
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-13
WEATHER

Southern California - Scattered
clouds Monday with few showers
over mountains; fair Monday nig/
and Tuesday. warmer Tuesday: gen
tie TO moderate northWcsterly wines
coastal area.
lTcatbnr p,,ro,,, f'o.,...
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-13

Now ~ takes
8 oiIro q d
trains of SO
eors, each, TO
haul as much
oil as goes In
lust ! tanker.
And out hero
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-13
IN
other
words
by JOHN CLINTON

Out here in the
West we praC-
tically wallow
in the midst of
plenty of oil.
You d think
that western
uacnline ~.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-13
L. A. BUTTER & EGGS

LO@ ANGILI| o. = ITI
Butter Exir"s 'Tc. rhine f'rst
ssre. Standard &c, untcrgra9"g
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-13
L. 4. HAT

IFJ~ A%sELI~ c. ''I.
y, 49, '"--l .5o
I, y >. .ra1v S15ou-2o oo
=. = Ne $It.5o-lT.5o
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-13
L. a. BANKS

Los ANGELES. O.t. J. OPP
Bld Asked
TranSAmerion .- T.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-13
THE DAYS
SPORTS PARADE
By Harry Ferguson

NEW YORK OF. UP ION
day morning grid-lror;.
Hero Of the Weekcnd Cu' NJ
cham, sophomore rlgh. halcaasi. o.
the University Of CrCrou. Ho 'hreT
passes for all three Of lis cams
touchdoWnS against SoVturru Can.
fornia, gave a terrific dcmosstra-
ton Of puntIrg. intercepted Il pa.
and ran it back 53 yards
Upset of the weekend G.ca..s
States 100 victor orc. Sra4fora
Rose BOW champions r. scou
Stanford's 7 Isnt 20 lopd Whca
diluted by ranWatcr 4 muddy
field a. Corvallis orc. hmm2ered
Frankie Albert. Stanford hil-
American quarterback prd - tafu-
ed out. alas, 10 be a more mortal
Minnesota and bg the -, Who
Is going to stop these bni;a Iii
season. use the Joe IDt. IL
nique knock en- down ~. oar
punch and polish en- of - sol
ease. On the fllSt Dlay ot tie game
against Illinois. the A1nnrrta bDs
shook Bill Da!cr loC.c for r. sa1G
and touchdown A.'c. '.#'. tao
dell2c
Department Of re"cne" ."s A"-
who .Iaughs-. -lauehy-Dcst Tl.1
McLaughrT cGach 81 B:p2! l11
years ana Low s'a:'r.p u. FRI
season at DarGmG9fh, ury"s nad
been able - bcat i team cDschcd
b. Anr" Eor' al C9llrr" Ne' 4a.'
fiu. n'of' Il. ~. j. $cr'c Das.
ngmh u. rOi2ale Im stner
roarl 81 Oregon Sla'r. i0m"rls
pla"ra ipf Ne UnI9crity Of H.gtfs-
ia La.' January Stanford b'a' Ne
3rasEa Il. tic Rose Bow OR tic
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-13

weekend S,lAer struck a blow for
Nebraska and Orcgon State. Score
Oregon state 10. Stanford 0.
"!H" Lev program in the Boil
game on jar. ! Four of the teams
hat PLAYED Ill the l94l Bowl gamos
alf"ady nave been defeated and the
Y.ld viii no' be smoother from here
on rdt Tnp lmluckv ones are Tea-
nces"" Boston College, Stanford
2md Georgetown
f'.- n,u=acctivn All-Americarc
seen by this department in l94l il
Dcrarc Ncscr Of the ToXag Aqeic2
Z" run- passr@ and kicks. His only
VI: .k!c flaw j. that he has not
i.a:I"d 10 oerft .hc witcr bl.kc,,
"' .'.'' ,ti.ns = l'W drons.
IM, no somc football philo,o-
1Ggr ~ p"rrs HaurItone daya ccin.
ri thr drathlc,s pharGo: The GAM
I,nt over Gntil the final whistle
bloWs' Wisconsin and New York
n ,cIng Wrrc cou0l1 OF teams
tha' learned the truth of that
aXiOm. A onc stage of each game,
bc'h he'd rosy dreams Of a terrific
upsc' .rcCrc At The end of the first
po"'rd Wisconsin IA, Northwestern
"A FIpal scorr. Northwestern Al,
WJscGN4M IA Score at the end of
'hc first half. New York U. 7, Texas
to"Irs Z Fihal score: Texas AggIcs
~ N"T Tnrk y I.
Pei rI,n oo Saturdays schedule
"orjhNcs'r2 " Michigan at Evan
.tOl Il,
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-13

Poi ,I.n 81 Saturdays schedule
|ojnNcs'r2 " Michigan at Evan
stOn. III
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-13
MPLS. FLAX FUTURES

Dec ...........#..#... $1S1 8.
May ....... ..... ......... ... s. 81
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-13

U. S. Weather Bureau I'll Centre
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-13

Ed Knechel. Fern Young. Travis
Williams, Gordon Turley, Je! TSu-
Jimoto, Bonnie Stephens. joel
Smith. 1wao Shiscmoto. c. V. Shad-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
Stain Has SOIUed
2 Biz Problems

Stains eminence rests on his
solution of two big problems.
Confronted by the orthodox
theory that socialism is impossible
In single state surrounded by
capitalist states and that 1.-THE
revolution" must be international,
he decided 10 try TO establish a
single state OF socialism IN the
teeth OF the Trotsky opposition.
The second was the agricultural
problem, which the chosen British
prime ministers failed so danger
Dously TO solve and OF which Roose-
welt seems hardly aware. Stain
xofved IL by collective farming
Nothing else will solve 1t now
adays.
Meanwhile Stain was founding
new cities and colonies IN two
continents much faster than the
House of Commons can pass a
private bill for new tramllne.
II could not even put a bridge
across the River Severn while he
was irrigating deserts and digging
two and three SevernS.
What other statesman now In
power has a hundredth part OF
his achievement 10 boast Of?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
Chemists Wife Wins
Temporary AIimony

Under a consent decree for tenn
porary alimony issued Saturday by
Judge Dewitt II. Merriam, Mrs.
Margery Fell, 933 Washington
road, Crosse Pointe, wife of Nor
bert II. Fell, a research chemist,
was granted $50 a month for two
months and $500 a month for the
next Is months or a choice of 90
per cent of her husbands income.
Mrs. Fell. who filed suit for
divorce in May and has temporary
custody of the two children, charged
her husband told her he didn't
care for her and threatened TO
quit his job so she couldn't get any
alimony. The suit is still pending.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
TUO Words Mark
Roosevelt Speech

Roosevelt has just made a
speech for which all nations waited
breathlessly.
IL was. OF course. big speech.
The President knows that part OF
his job thoroughly.
But il contained only two words
that might not have been uttered
a hundred years ago; these two
collective bargaining were in
vented by British socialists, Sidney
and Beatrice Webb.
1t was MARKHAM and might
almost have been delivered by
Tom Paine.
Stain is up-to-date and always
full OF common sense and modern
experience.
He is post-Marxian, and that
difference secures his eminence.
He has been through the diff
culties that await Roosevelt ano
are not foreseen by him.
So much the better, perhaps
for as Cromwell said, the man
who does not see whittier he is
going goes the fartheSt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
Lenin and Stain
Can Teach Us

A century and a half ago Amer
lean fundamentalists talked mis-
chievous nonsense about Voltaire
and Rousseau. Some of them
do so still. We had better not
make the same mistake about
Lenin and Stain.
We have much 70 learn from
them, for they have made all the
mistakes that we are going 10
make unless we carefully study
the remedies they found for them,
The American Constitution con.
.iai2s nothing that, is not IA tbe
Russian one.
But there are one or two clauses
in the Russian constitution that
are not in the American docu-
ment, and on these il is the Amer
lean one that is out Of date.
1t has been patched too Otter
to be quite presentable nowadays
tWorld Copyright. 1871, all rights reserved
Reproduction in whole or part strictly
prohibitedD.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
Policy Beyond
Our Comprehension

Under such circumstances We
cannot understand a Communists
whose object and inter.
est is TO cheaper capital and tc
avoid war as an lntolerablt
plague.
Nevertheless II the CSSR 4.
forced 10 fight, / pity its adverse
rles.
What Stain has not feared tc
face is a general election in each
of the four new Baltic republics
with adult suffrage. secret ballot
and all possible democratic facill
ties as safeguards.
The results were more over.
whelmingly in favor OF the change
than Roosevelt's compulsory ref.
erendum on war this year.
II they quarrel, the danger tc
civilization will be 10 times greater
than from the fuehrers dream OF
world domination
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
Must Succeed
Or Be OuSted

Ny recent statement that he is
neither chancellor nor fuehrer nor
duce nor anything but secretary 10
the Russian political bureau. or
thinking cabinet "a very neces-
sary state organ inconceivable by
our fatheaded western cabinetsD
was perhaps inexact; for IL may
be that in Russia as in England
a secretary is entitled &c a months
notice instead of five minutes.
But this doesn't matter now.
Stain. the prime minister. can be
sacked at a moments notice, like
Neville Chamberlain and Edward
VIII.
His only hold Is TO continue 10
be the best man for the job.
AS TO his being afraid OF the
fuehrer and the German army,
how can that be maintained in
the face OF the fact that he is
the only ruler in the world who
has acted in every military crisis
as If the German army and its
present boss did not exist
What evidence is there that he
asked Hitler's leave before he
Jchanged the Russo-FinniSh frontier
and gathered in the B ka n
provinces?
Is IL suggested that these OPP
erations were pleasing 10 the
fuehrer, or that he would not
have prevented them had he dared
10 tackle the Red army?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
Aluminium Shortage

AS an example. they cited the
case of aluminium in which they
said domestic producers have only
come through with 20 per cent of
the amounts they previously as,
sured officials they would have.
The shortage of most materials,
the committee was informed, Is
due almost entirely 10 the war
time disruption of transportation
facilities
The official witnesses were pic
tured as declaring that the United
States simply cannot afford" 10
let anything happen TO disrupt the
flow of rubber and other items
from the East Indies 10 this
country.
The United States. last year, i'm
ported more than 100000 tons of
rubber. Most of il goes for tires,
committeeman said. and hence the
officials feel IT may soon be neces-
sary 10 curtail non-defense con-
sumption of tires.
Just how this may be done was
not disclosed. but members said
priorities probably will be set up
simply limiting the non-defense
supply and then the proper safe
guards 10 prevent skyrocketing
prices would be imposed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
Charge Marion falIeY
5purned by Daughter

LOS ANGELES, June r
With testimony on record that
Marion Talley's little girl. Susan,
did not want TO return to Cali
fornia with her, after Miss Talley
obtained her custody from her es-
tranged husband, Adolph Eek
strom. the divorce and custody
trial was in weekend recess today
Eckstrom, portly New York
music teacher. is contesting Miss
Talley's suit for a divorce and for
sole custody of the child, Susan,
now s years old.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
Marines
Prefer No War

Take II from the marines. the
United States should stay out OF
war. This was the personal opinion
expressed Saturday by National
Commandment Chris j. Cunning
ham OF the Marine Corps League
as il met in it's first state con-
vention at the Fort Shelby Hotel
Commandant Cunningham, who
served in the first World War
said:
II don't believe the United
States should become involved.
but / do think that they should
give all aid short of actual par
ticipation. This Is, OF course,
strictly q personal opinion, but
i believe II II pretty generally
shared by the other members Of
our organization.
THE league will certainly
back up the government 100
per cent In any action IL may
take, however"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
JapS Near War
On Dutch Indies
international News Service Wire

TOXIC, June Trade negotia-
tions between the Netherlands
East Indies and Japan have broken
down, the japanese press reported
tonight amid hints that force
might be used soon against the
rich islands.
T he authoritative newspa per
Nichi Nichi said ominously that
Japan's next step would be an
.nounced tomorrow.
The latest japanese trade for
'mula - rejected by the Dutch 49,
represented Japan'S maximum
concessions, said Nichi Nichi.
The Dutch East Indies, in a
reply TO the final" japanese trade
proposals, refused 10 supply goods
to ,Iapap which might be relayed
10 German 80 -. .
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
Suburb 10 Vote
On Scholarships

Support for the proposal en-
powering the Hamtramck Board
OF Education TO grant scholarship
10 state public universities 10
Hamtramck High School graduates
was asked Saturday by the Ham,
tramck Alumni sociation
through John Wojtylo. association
president. The question is 10 be
voted upon in Mondays election.
Boards OF education were en-
abled by the Legislature two years
ago to issue scholarships, but the
law provides that the voters OF
the community must first express
their approval.
THE scholarship funds OF
the association are exhausted"
Wojtylo said, "and the system
now used by the Board OF Educa-
ton In granting aid TO needy
students ought to be changed.
We earnestly urge the voters Of
Hamtramck to support the pro-
pOsal."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
U.S.. toKeepLink
|ToDutCh Indies
For Vital Needs
BY GRIFFING BANCROFT
IntI News Service staff correspondent


WASHINGTON, June High
defense officials have told Con-
.gress that the United States will
keep its supply line from the Dutch
East Indies open lat any cost, !"
News Service learned
today.
The information has been given
members of a House military
affairs subcommittee which is in
vestigating the shortage OF critical
materials in this country.
The same witnesses told members
in secret hearings that due 10 the
growing shortage of rubber. OPM
may soon ration the use OF auto
mobile tires among American mo-
florists.
1t is primarily because OF the
need for rubber. members OF the
group said, that this country is
determined to let nothing inter-
fere with shipments from the East
Indies.
The committee. in two weeks of
almost daily closed-door sessions,
has heard from higher-ups both Of
the defense setup and of the army.
Members said also that there is
a bitter feud between OPM chiefs
and Secretary Of the Interior IckeS
on the matter of critical mate
rials.
1.-THE OPM thinks Mr.. Ickes
looks too much on the social
side Of things. while they are
interested only I'm obtaining
nee d d materials said one
member.
The witnesses were said 10 have
told the committee that in the
entire field OF materials deemed
essential 10 defense, this country
has only from 10 10 40 per cent
OF what il should have.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
Greatest Fear
Is War Itself

Obviously what Stain IS azraid
OF is not a military defeat but
war as SUCH
In a socialized country war Is
. nuisance and mischief 10 every
body.
To turn from the marvellous
welfare work OF building a new
civilization in Asiatic Russia and
bringing European Russia up-to-
date to pure destruction, mischief
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
bernard ShaUU Declares:
We Underrate Stain,
"A Man of Achievement
He and Roosevelt Should Watch Each
Other Closely, Playwright Says
BY GEORGE BERNARD SHAW
World Famous Philosopher and Playwright

LONDON, June stain is
mischievously and dangerously un-
derrated in Britain and America.
The press in both countries
either reviles him as a blood
stained monster whose sole occupa-
tion and delight is shooting
political opponents or assumes that
his diplomacy is like that OF the
British foreign office-concerned
solely with the ambitions, rivalries
and cupidities OF seventeenth and
eighteenth century dynasties.
Mostly both views are taken.
Both are silly.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08

and devilment Is an evil which
even Stain has to fear.
Naturally, he will 60 TO the
utmost limit OF prudence tc
avoid il.
But we romantic westerns can
not understand this. because with
us war means glory. patriotic he
roism. colossal profits and at the
back OF il all restoration OF inter
est OF gilt edged bonds TO the
traditional per cent.
We throw millions In capital
into the fire OF war exactly as we
throw fishes back into the sea OF
tons OF wheat and coffee into the
kiln to keep up the scarcity and
value of the rest.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08

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