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The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-04
MONEY STOLEN

Clarence Davis reported to
i'olice last night that while he
was standing at Second and
Orange streets a man rain up
and snatched SIS from his hands
and ran.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-04
WOODROW w. MELTON

Funeral services for Woodrow
W. Melton, whose body arrived
here yesterday from San Diego,
CAL, where he was killed in an
automobile accident January 26,
will be held this morning at 1O:3
o'clock from the Masonboro Bap.
tist church with the Rev. Mr.. Wal.
ton officiating. The body will re.
main at Andrews morturary un.
til time for the funeral. Interment
will take place in the church
cemetery.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-04
BIKE STOLEN

Chester Thomas reported to
police last night that someone
stole his bicycle, valued at SIS,
from its parking place at Sixth
and Campbell streets.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-04
STOCKS IN THE SPOTLIGHT

~OSAA5 AAN llhA AZ ~ AAlOAh
NEW YORK, Feb. 3.-tP-Sales
c9slng price and net change of the
lllleeE most active stocks today.
Bklyn-Manh Tr $4,000 - 5H
down 4.
y s Steel 1S,sOO-611a; down n.
bklyn and Gu Tr 12.3e0-2h
down i.
Gen Mot s,7Oo-421s; down "A.
Packard 1909; no.
param Pict s,oOO-1OA; down Is.
anaconda 5,7oO-24; UP u.
sssocony'Vac 5,soO-S12; ; down Il.
unit Gas Imp 4,s0O-95s; up Il. 20
lot 4,soo-1514; down "a.
kepub Steel 4,5OO-1S7s; no.
Am Zinc 4,100-5%; down u.
Gen Elec 4.1OO-377s; no.
Curtiss-Wright 4,OoO-s; down a
NY Central 3.9oO-13A; up u.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-04
NEW YORK BUTTER

NEW YORK, Feb. 3-(R-Butter
e days receipts) 1,035, ,899; steady.
Creamery: higher than 90 score
and medium marks 31-31 IA; 90
score (cash market) 30 3-4; 1891
score 20 1-2.301-2; 84-87 score 27-29.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-04
NEW YORK POULTRY

NEW YORK, Feb. o.-tHs- Live
poultry, by freight, nominal in alb
sence Of sales due to labor strike
which began this morning. 4
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-04
MASONBORO CLUB

The MasonbOrO club meeting
has been postponed to a later
date due to sickness in the COM
munity.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-04
IMPROVING

Friends Of G. H. Beery will
be glad to learn that he il inn
proving after a major operation
at James Walker Memorial
hospital.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-04
STABBED

Charlotte Thomas, negress,
818 Swami street. was treated
at James Walker Memorial hos.
pital yesterday for stab wounds
in the left shoulder.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-04
NAVAL STORES

SAVANNAH, Feb. ~3.--tR- Tur-
pentine So IL; offerings 1928; sales
ii $50 gallons; receipts TAI; ship
n1ments 906; stock 170,512.
Quote: 3 1.57; D E F G. G 1.64;
In 1.67; T. 1.73; K 200; M 2.07
N 2.2s; WG ass: WV & x 2.7e.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-04
PEANUTS

SUFFOLK. Feb. 3-(R- Peanut
quotations: Jumbos, IA to $40;
bunch, 8 1-8 to 3 IL; runners, to
3 1-8. Market steady.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-04
ALLEN r. BRADY

Funeral rites for Allen r.
Brady, brother Of M r S. Earl
Biggs, of Wilmington, were held
from Hinson's funeral home in
Waycross, Ca, yesterday morning
at 10 o'clock. Mrs. Biggs left Sat
urday for Miami.
Mr.. Brady died in Miami, Fla,
Saturday morning at 1880 o'clock.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-04
HAT FOUND

A Boy Scout hat, with the
name of Louis ). Poisson, Jr.,
written OH the inner band, was
found by police in front of the
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-04
9 follows:
NEW YORK COTTON

tptr.." m" YORK, Feb. 3.-(P)--Cotton
toS.u @e'sawed in a 9-point range
lor... ahd finished l point higher to 8
hanse follows:
NJ. open High Low Close
NJ lo.Ss 1888 1913 1895 Up Of
mi, = 1888 1898 1898 1875 Unch
Or = lv'Sl 1881 1923 1924 Oft 03
Dr. - s'S1 9.S1 9.72 9.77nOff Of
~ s72 9.74 9.72 9.73 Oft 01
'pO' nominal; middling 1921.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-04
NEW ORLEANS COTTON

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 8. - Up -
Cotton futures were irregular here
today with hedge selling overbalanc-
ing trade buying. Closing prices were
r1n{,,% Sootu 1f,VV61.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-04
erosion Continues In Stock Mart After Early Attemr
CITY BRIEFS

courthouse last night. The own
er may secure same by calling
at police headquarters.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-09
Flying Club Names
George Kilt Chief
In Election Here

George R. Kit of El Centre wa,
elected president of the Imperia
Valley Flying club. first organiza-
ton Of its kind in the valley, men,
bers announced Wednesday.
Betty Hoy. also of El Centro. is
secretary-t treasurer. Other charter
members are Rex Bennett. Clifford
Bisgaard, Ken Gcokin. Kenneth
Kenyon. Don Sadler, Bud Semar,
and Leo Vaughn.
Several club members began fly
Ing the clubs new plane this week
while others started instruction
with Chad Sproule. club director.
Others have had eight hours of
instruction and are doing solo work.
Two members have received their
private pilot certificates and are
accumulating additional hours.
The purpose of the club is to pro-
mote interest in aviation and re-
duce flying rates by the joint own
ership Of a plane. Membership will
remain open for a limited time.
Those interested may obtain in
formation from charter members
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-09
s Per Cent Tax
Urqed on Income

estimated that the two increases
would bring in S1,000,0000O0 an
nually.
BY painstaking work on other
forms of taxes, including excise
taxes. excess profits tax and some
new forms which have not been
tried, we should be able to raise
still another S5OOOOO,OOO to sl,OOO,-
OOO,OO0," George said. But basically,
the new money which we must
raise 10 meet the needs of our de-
fense effort will have TO come out
of normal, net income
Sen. Robert A. Taft. R. O., claim
ed that an increase in the normal
tax rate to eight per cent would
be insufficient" He reiterated his
previous statements that the rate
should be raised to 10 per cent.
George and Taft both believed
the present exemptions of S88 for
single men and $1,000 for married
men would not be lowered material
ly. They pointed out that the ad-
ditional revenue would hardly pay
for the additional cost of collection.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-09

Ment TUESDAY.
The total amount collected in
sales tax last year in California
was S98.063 900 or a percapita pay
ment of Sl427. The sales tax is
levied on all retail sales Of tangible
personal property, excluding all
foods but that served in reStau-
rants. motor vehicle fuel. public
utility service. ana sales to the
federal government
Imperial county'S total would
have been greater. officials agreed,
but the totals collected do not in
clude things purchased by Imperial
county residents in Los Angeles anG
San Diego and some Of the things
purchased in chain stores. All
chain stores do rot break down
the amounts collected into county
units but include them in the
state total
The county total in 1859 was
S64l .330.40: in 1878 was S62l .963.-
Il and in l936-37 was s624 48O79
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-09
American, French
Fliers Killed

PICTON, Ont. April 9. up
An American ana a French flier
were killed yesterday afternoon IL
the second Royal Canadian air
force crash in Ontario within "a
hours.
Pilot Officer Kenneth M. Arm
strong Of Los Angeles and Aircraft5-
man J. Eugene Battagalia of un-
occupied France crashed with ter
rife impact against the ice of East
Lake when they were unable to
pull their plane out of a steep dive
The other fatal air accident oc-
CURED Monday afternoon near
Trenton, Ont. when Sergeant Pilot
L. A. Broad Of Beneville. Ont, and
Sergeant Pilot Y. j. Parker OF
Regina were killed.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-09

WASHINGTON. April up
Sen. Walter F. George, D, Ga. pro-
posed today that individual income
tax rates be increaSedl00 per CEN
and that corporation taxes be raised
25 per cent to help finance the mul-
ti-b-lhon dollar defense and British
aid programs.
George is chairman of the senate
foreign relations committee and
second ranking member Of the
senate finance committee, which
will consider new tax legislation
soon.
He suggested the present four
per cent tax on individual incomes
be increased to eight per cent and
that the base corporate tax be
boosted from "a to so per cent. He
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-09
Senator Sheppard.
Chief Prohibition
Advocate, Dies

WASHINGTON, April 9 tUP)-
Sen. Morris w. Sheppard, D, Tex"
the dean of congress and the
father of prohibition, died early
TODAY of an intra-cranial hemorr-
hage at Walter Reid hospital He
was &c years old.
Sheppard was stricken at his
home last Friday. but the seriousness
OF his illness WIS not reaveled un-
til yesterday when DR.. George w.
Calver. congressional physician an
nounced in a special bulletin that
the senator's condition was con-
sidered critical
Sheppard was chairman of the
senate military affairs committee
which has had q heavy load of
legislative work during the past
year. Calver said the senator had
shown the effects OF OverWork and
strain for several weeks.
His devotion to duty and high
sense of responsibility kept him at
work in spite of advice of friends
and physicians TO take rest Cal
yer said.
Sheppard was not moved to the
hospital until Sunday when his
personal physician, DR.. Sothoren
Key and DR.. Calver, had him taker
to Walter Reid.
Mrs. Sheppard and one of his
three daughters were at the SEN
ator's bedside when death came at
$50 am. They had taken a room
near his at the hospital and had
been the only callers during his
illness.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-09

CA9-lG- 23)
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-09

1882 TO 1878 inclusive
1938-39 to 1904 inclusive
To be sold TO City of FL
DATED FL Centro, California,
April 7, l94l
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-09

Smart, distinguished, individual. An unusual
perfume with decided personality. A re
Election of herself in fragrance" a grand git
for Easter
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-09
Assembly Draws Bottle
Lines for BudS al Fight

SACRAMENTO, April 9 tUP)-
The assembly squared off today for
n pitched battle on Gov Culpert
Olson's biennial budget, already
lowered from $500 100000 to $685.
100000 by the anti-Olson ways and
means committee.
Many days of tedious harangue
will be required before the lower
house votes on all 1T amendments,
which remove a S37000000 unem-
plovment relief item for separate
handling and trim $5,446,000 from
other departments.
Chairman Seth Millington, who
supervised the budget slashing,
said his ways and means committee
was pledged to resist all efforts of
departments to restore committee
cuts.
The budget must be passed before
the legislature can take up ap-
preparation bills. Most other issues
will be sidetracked until the fiscal
arguments have subsided.
The administrations department
of finance issued an attack today
on the "line-item' form of budget
sent to the floor, which fixes a
specific dollar amount for each de-
partment. sub-agency and individ-
ual expenditure. It was argued it
would greatly complicate account
ing, with IS 900 line-items instead
Of the 216 items in the governor s
budget. and hinder handling OF
emergencies.
A recommendation was made tC
appropriate for the basic items of
salaries. support and repairs-im-
provements. and then to have the
legislature meet in annual session
and appropriate funds for one yeal
only. It also was recommended
that the department Of finance
create a finding bureau to sur
vey budget and other costs and
report back to the legislature and
administration.
Only last week, the senate passed
and sent to the assembly a resC-
luton creating a budget committee
to hire an auditor and assistants
to help the legislature.
Lieutenant Governor Ellis Pat
tersons first vote il the senate
since his election in 1898 broke a
16 to 16 tie and deferred until to-
day action on the Tenney registra-
! ton for secret Oath-bOund Organi-
cations bill.
Sen. Robert Kenny, Los Angeles
challenged the constitutionality of
the bill, on the basis of a legislative
counsel opinion that the courts
might hold the bill invalid if 1t
conflicts with the Voorhis act. a
federal law containing most of the
Tenney provisions.
The bill would require the Com
munist party, Nazi~Bund and other
organizations accused Of subversiVe
activities to register membership
rolls and addresses with the sec
retary of state Unions. fraternises
and lodges were exempted.
The county control relief bill
went into free conference for set
Element of varying amendments
passed by each house. The COM
mittee consists Of Assemblymcn
jeanette Daley. San Diego, Albert
WOllenberg. San Francisco. and Au-
gustUS Hawkins, Los Angeles, and
Sens. John Phillips, Banning, J. l.
Wagy, Kern county, and John Shell
ley, San Francisco
Set for assembly reconsideration
was senato-approved bill reQuir-
ing 100 instead of 1000 hours to
obtain a cosmctolog.st certificate.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-09
Sales | OK To&oIs
ST1.88 i'm Valley

Imperial county residents paid
per capita sales tax of Sll.88 in
l9s9-40. the state board of equali-
.ation revealed Tuesday.
During that year residents Of the
county paid a total of Sos. .32I 70
il sales tax. The county was q on
the scale Of population Of California
counties and % on the scale OF
amount of sales tax collected.
California headed the list of
states collecting sales tax. the board
Of equalization revealed in data
filed with city and county govern
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-09

7A9lG 23)
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-09
BULL TRAMPlES WOMAN
AS CHILDREN WATCH

EASTON, Mo, April 9. up
Mrs. John Woods, "a, was tramplec
to death by bull yesterday.
While her two youngest children,
Marily, 4. and Dixie, 3, watched
terrified from a window of the
home, Mrs. Woods was charged by
the hornless bull as she attempted
to let it into pasture.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-09

The vote was 1913.
Bay area chances of blocking the
reapportionment bill dropped
notch when the Los Angeles county
delegation met in caucus last nleni
and voted 10 to 6 against granting
San Francisco demands for elght
assemblymen instead of the seven
now in the bill. The two districts
taken away from San Francisco
would 90 to Los Anseles, making
a total of 80.
Democratic Floor Leader Cecil
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-09
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT

NOTICE BY TAX COLLECTOR OF COUNTY IMPERIAL,
STATE CALIFORNIA THAT THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
SAID COUNTY OF IMPERIAL ENTERED INTO WRIT
AGREEMENT WITH THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY
OF CENTRIC UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF WHICH AGREE
MENT COUNCIL THE CITY OF Ell CENTRIC
PURCHASE THE PROPERTY HEREINAFTER DE-
sCRIRED WHICH REAL PROPERTY HAS BEEN DECIDED TO
THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA FOR DELINQUENT TAXES.
Notice that the Board of Supervisors of the Coun
Imperial the City Council of the City
of E Cntro did by Agreement dated February 19 as to parcels
under the provisions
Chapter and Taxation Code
the of California under which Agreement said City Council
agreed to purchase on behalf OF said City OF Ell Centro ana SAD
Supervisors property hereinafter
had Heretofore been decided
by the Collector of said County
Imperial delinquent that the deln
quent unpaid; whom said real
property persons the property
portions which there
may delinquent County against property
part parts paid by
City each said real
that the Controller
OF the State OF California approved said Agreement dated February
February % 194 by written authorization dated
February undersigned
notice in writing Of the making of said Agreemeno be given
provided
given delinquent State
County taxes outstanding against each parcel not
provided Chapter
undersigned Collector will make
and deliver to said City Ell Centre property
portion of said Agreement shall
execution of said deed all
provided by the said Revenue and
Taxation Code, shall be terminated.
/.
Description Property
Third Addition City Ell
delinquent Assessed to:
Marlla f..
1928 % 1878 Afailla Andrews,
o inclusive State of California
be sold City $4l08.
PARCEL
Description Property
Lot % in Block 28-B, Townsite of Ell Centre
Assessed
1929 o 1928-29 Clara Bright,
of California.
To be sold to City of Ell Centro for $2374
of
of
delinquent Assessed to:
l. T. StoneJI
l938-39 10 940-4l California.
sold TO City of Centre, for S5233
DATED Centro, California
April T. l941
DAN w Collector and
Tax Assessor Of the County of I'M
perial state Of California.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-09

King of Los Angeles said he would
refuse to be bound by the caucus
decision TO vote rs a unit. Sen.
Kenny also supported san Fran
clScO'S request.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-09
DOWN CHIMNEY

SALEM. Ore, April 8. (UP)-
Maybe the weather is too wet even
for our feathered friends. A duck
flew down the chimney and into
the fireplace at the J. N. Cham
bers home yesterday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-17
4 NAT TT ~
SO

A ,bYand ne~ genuine sims innsrspring mat
iress fs1-caii Unit. - los fsited cotton
pair ~ bed piitvs free 81 10 weekly.
see MOSS 1853 Grand River
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-17

\ BRAND rev 2-r~ r1ch red rahafr
hting room suite sod for SO, sacrifice
80 MtchsIFE 400 Crattni
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-17

BED spring and mattress cor plste 81 95
ACE FURNITURE. 80 Michigan Open
evenings.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-17

BEDROOM SUITES -B,autifui telectlou al
S35 All sizes huy direct from factory
se-InE agents ROGERS CO., 26I6 Eax;
Grand Biyd. a. the viaduc;
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-17

NEW all wool AKIN. pxi2 rugs. sie
NOME. 5000 cAss. OPEN EVENINGS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-17

MATTRESSES. inner coil or box spring
BAER. eifT GRAND RIVER AT JOY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-17

a NEW 2-pe. striped mohAir !iving room
SUITE. will sAerifiesi Si2 cash. WARD {
Outlet Ts34 Harper.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-17

BRAND new poster or Jenny Lind beoe.
ans PIE. maple OF walnut. Nnile they
last s. - Nitrhelis 1000 Gratlot
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-17
\ LIVING ROOM SUITE
90

A beautiful bargain IN gorgeous velour
slightly used inquire BOSS, I755 Grand
River Open Evenings and sunday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-17

BUNK beds. compete springs. mattresses.
new SIS BenSon's 1884 Woodward.
Open evenings sunday iZ-5.
DINING ROOM Duncan Phyfs $50 gor-
Geous buffet. .arEe extension table 1--WE
chairs and host chair richly upholstered
in beautiful mahogany. Terms open eve
ninrs. Baef. stl7 Grand River AT Jov.
FADED CARPETS dyed. cleaned, repaired
guaranteed. Mayfair. 3256 Bellevue.
Plaza 3sSs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-17
Electro Appliances

HOOVER with attachments. x9es. rebuilt
cleaner. perfect condition.
1855 Mack RUBY's s4ss ca River
Open Sunday and Evenings
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-17

A NV Ape. bedroom suite. poster RED
pie nrIsh sAc Sis Mitons.-s. 5000 Graii0t
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-17

BED oUTFIT-Bed. spring, mattress
Si995 value noN 50 g.. terms Wash
ingion. 1865 Gfstiot Open evenings.
BEDS Jennylind walnut maple 50 50
Bens0rs 1924 WoodN ARD. open eve
nirFs sunday 12F.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-17

bLFACH BLOND 3-pe bedroom SUITE
No sell SIS Used one monfh. s
Neshe Open SUNDAY and evenings
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-17
Electric Refrigerator

A FEW returned 1910 Norge. Kelvintaor,
etc, for less than balance due. Ben
jamin's 1892 Livern0s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-17

irsss, is2 coil Unit. 81 ibs. fsitsd cotton
pair ~ bed piilus free 81 10 weekly.
see MOSS 1853 Grand River
a NEW 2 pe. striped mohAir !ivlng room
SUITE; will sacrifice; si2 cash. WARD {
Outlet. 74si Harper
NV ape. bedroom SUITE poster RED
tnafnX chezl-And- ara-zzez----.a .s.--s
pie fnish. sac Sis Mitchfis. 5000 Graii0t
RECLAIMED ffvinF rm. s.. dining rm.
s.. studio So, gas stove -. Open ewes.
Sun. L q ;. Betney. s54T Mack
SPECIAL price On any OUTFIT OF rooms
or more select your furniture from our
complete stock and then get our SPECIAL
discount price on ne grouping Inls oiier
for limited time only. Terms. WARD :
Outlet 1884 Harper.
A 'sED AKIN rug green Chinese design
saoriics. a. Mtchelfs $500 Grsii0t
a 9-gook OUTFIT. al new. for an apart
menL, includes 3-pc. bedroom suite. 5-pc.
breakfast set studio couch, chair and
sSi2 rug Hurry Only $50, terms. WARD S
Quiet, 7t34 Harper
A XIV studio couch rich red or blue plai1
covers. lnnersprins construction. solo Tor
$50 sac. SIS Mtcheil'' 1000 Grstiot
pc solid osk oinstts extension tauie.
rcd or blue uphoL sssts sold for So
sacrifice. So. Ahcne.is 3oa0 Gystiot-
AssoRTMFNT sxl2 rugs. new. 80 Ben
son 1924 Woodward Open evenings.
sunaa1 il
A sxi2 AXA- rug vas $40, used mos.
sac. tit. Atchelfs. 5000 Goratiot
BEAUTIFUL SELECTION OF BEDROOM
SUITES UNDER $50
LoEWENBERG BROS. si37 Nj. ELLIOTT
BEDs-Jsnny Lind or f-Pester any szs
S3.s9. Crown, 200 Grstiot, 4737 Nichi-
gan.
BEDROOM SUITE. al complete SIC - fun
size ped VANITY ana chest. maple finish.
Terms 10 open evenings.
BAER sIi7 GRAND RIVER. At JOY
10 piece S3s terms
Benson $. 1876 Woodward. open eve
nnEs. Sunday i2-5
BEDROOM SUITES Bsautifui telectiou at
s3s All sizes buy direct from factory
selling agents ROGERS CO., 26I5 Eax;
Grand BiVd- a. tbe vaeuc;.
BED spring and mattress complete Sil %
1 ACE FURNITURE. 80 Michigan. Open
evenings.
Bedroom Suites. 80 70 ss7
Cartons. $40 Grand RIVER
BED oUTFIT-Bed. sPnns, mattress
1928 value nov 50 g.. terms Wash
ingi9n. 1865 Gfstiot. Open evenings.
BIDS ennylind walnut, maple 50 So
Bensors 1924 woodward. open eve
nings Sunday ~.
BEDS. Csc springs. 81 90. mattresses.
s. 20 dressefs. s. 20. Hook =, 1883 MACK.
BICELOW. Aie3 smith, Mohawk rugs ana
carpe'frF. over 80 sizeS al grades.
brand new, Big discount mere. ROGERS
CO 2sis has Grand Blvd. Al the v,aduct.
BRAND new poster or Jenny Lind bsdr.
ans re. maple OF walnut. While they
haG4
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-17
MOSS

7755 GRAND RIvER. AT OREGON
Open Sunday ard Evenings
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-17

BEDS. 25e springs. 81 90. mattresses.
s. % dressefs. s. 20. Hocss, 1859 Mack.
BIGELOW. Aie1 Smith, Mohawk rugs ana
carpe'inE. over % sizes al grades
brand new, Biz discount mere. ROGERS
CO 2siS Iasf Grand Blvd. a. the viaduct.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-17
Baylor Rated
Over ViI|dnovd
International News Service wir.


PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 17.-Un-
beaten Baylor University, OF
Waco. Tex, is favored at six-to-
five to conquer Clipper Smiths
Villanova team in one OF the sea
sons biggest interSectional Tits
under the arclights at Shibe Park
tonight.
Coach Frank Kimbrough
brother of "Jarrin John. brought
to Philadelphia a squad tOuted as
the strongest in the Southwest
Conference. Triumphant over
Hardin-Simmons, Denver and
Arkansas by big margins. the
Bears scored a 60 win over Vii
lanova last year.
Attention Of the expected throng
of $4,000 fans will center on Bay
lor'S Jack Wilson. a potential all
American quarterback and often
sive spearhead. He's ably assisted
by Jack Russell at left end and
Milton Grain at fullback. But
stop Wilson has been the Wild
cats rallying cry.
Villanova, under the guidance
OF willy Coach Smith. showed
under Centre College in its opener
and -ekea out y 6-a- win over Flor
ida. Five seniors. five juniors and
one sophomore win start against
BAYLOR.