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carry over TO the postwar period.
Fabrication OF goods a. well as
pig-metal production will break
the regions colonial empire sta
tus.n Or. Rsver predicted
He said the area must overcome
certain influences" that seek to
keep the Northwest in its pres
ent vicious circles of producing
raw goods and shipping them else
where for manufacture. only TO
buy finished goods back later.
Difficulty Of financing In
dustry In the Northwest and
control Of both power and raw
material sources elsewhere by
monopoly have retarded de-
velopment here. he said. He
said raw materials have been
found In this area and power
Is being developed 10 end the
first drawback.
Private capital was hesitant 70
finance smaller industries here be-
cause Of the fear Of a postwar
collapse and federal agencies were
being overtaxed. He said proper
planning and education would
soon start the flow Of private
money.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-18
Joe Tenner Faces
Another Charge

SAN FRANCISCO Tenner.
night club manager arrested for
Washington state authorities on
suspicion Of parole violation, found
himself in new difficulties sstur-
day.
The federal department OF inter
nal revenue filed lien against the
club. the Stairway to the Stars, in
seeking to collect S27s In social
security taxes.
San Francisco police arrested
Tenner on a disturbing of the peace
charge and he was required TO
post $500 bail pending hearing.
Meantime the department Of JUS
tice cleared up another angle of
the Tenner case by announcing II
had determined he had registered
as an alien. He was unable TO
produce registration card when
arrested.
Tenner. former band leader and
song composer, will appear in court
Aug. 26 for hearing on demands of
the state Of Washington that he
return there for questioning on pa
role violations. He came here after
completing a Wslla Wslla prison
term last spring.
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Colonial Empire Status Of
NV. Due TO End Says Raver

OLYMPIA - Planned progress
will end the Northwest colonial
empire" status and give it a
place as An industrial region. DR..
Paul ]. Raver. Bonneville admin
istrator told National. state and
regional planners here today.
Speaking before the national re-
sources planning board. the Wash
ington state planning council and
the northwest regional planning
commission, DR.. Rsver said the
Northwest possessed all the re-
sources necessary to take lead
ing role in the dawning age of
light metal"
DIR. Raver said the North
west must plan 10 manufac-
ture Its raw goods into disable
products. He said the areas
Immense power production
capacity combined with avail
ability Of raw goods would
break the monopoly which
has held hack the use Of
lighter metals.
The defense effort is giving IN,
northwest An opportunity to star
industrial development that vii
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-18
Sun Gold Diaries
Report Is Filed

Distribution Of the assets of
the Sun Gold Diaries. Inc, was
on file with the country clerk
Saturday following acceptance by
Judge f. D. Hodge Of the final
report Of me receiver. w. c. Roley.
To meet 40 claims totaling
$50, 465 95. there was cash on
hand Of S3.65l.33 from which at
torney's fees OF $3.50 and certain
preferred claims were TO be de-
Quoted before payment to the
creditors.
Largest creditor was Medo-
sweet Diaries, Inc. which had a
claim of 1922. 1896. Other size
able claims were Si,47e.02 to
Lakeview dairy and s1,0ee41 to
Tacoma MIX Shippers association.
The defurct firm went into re-
ceivorship in February.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-18
Cain Appointed
By Saul Haas
Will Boost Soles
OF Defense Bonds

Appointment Of Mayor Harry
p. Cain as chairman Of a commit
tee n encourage sales Of defense
bonds and stamps in Pierce county
was announced Saturday by saul
Haas Of Seattle. who with joel
r. Ferris are executive directors
Of a statewide committee now
being formed
Governor Langlie II chairman
Of the state committee. Mayor
Cain declared he will appoint =
citizens committee 10 serve with
him IN the county campaign.
Taco msns and residents Of
Pierce county have thus far pur-
chased con siderable quantities
both Of stamps and BONDS. but
because the time has come when
every citizen should he encouraged
10 assist mis- country. ] have hap
rily accepted the task Of increas-
ing the sales Of defense savings
bonds and stamps in Pierce coun-
ty." the mayor said.
The reasons for investing In
defense savings are many and
self-evident. An investment. no
matter how small, will re-em-
phasize the virtue Of thrift: IL
will help to finance the nations
defense endeavors; II will provide
n reserve against future uncer-
tainties. IL will be a bulwark
against initiation and high prices,
and finally such investments on
the part OF all citizens will hasten
a return 10 normally and sanity"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-18
Army Orders

WASHINGTON - The war depart
ment has issued the following orders:
Coils. Archibald D. Cowley inf.
Washington. 10 Camp Ham. Beverley
NJ Epes, dc, Charleston, S. C, TO
Camp Barkeley.
Lieut. Coils. Harry y Pendleton.
eac., Hawaiian dept. TO Camp Hulne:
Chaplain W. Roy. army transport
President Coolidge. 70 duty. Port
Mason Haywood s. Dodd cav. Phil
lppine dept, to Fort Riley. Robert
N Carswell. csc.. Philippine dept. 70
Fort Bragg
Mas David B Burton. SC Philip
pine dept. 10 Fort Lewis Chaplain
Peter c. Schroeder. Philippine dept,
TO Fort Benning: John X Hell Jr.
INF. Louisville, 70 Washington. Lewis
Q. Voselsans cac.. San Antonio %
Washington Wyburn D. Brown IA.
Fort Sill, 70 Washington. Herbert l..
shaftoe, aed. Fort Hayes, 10 Wash
ington
capts. Hugh W. Stevenson. cav.
Philippine dept. TO Fort Riley. CLYDE
Kelly. ono. retired. Fresno Calf to
&C. Biggs Field. TO Pendleton Field.
Clinton A. Burrows. &C. Pasco Robes.
Calf. 70 Pendleton Field. Eugene
Cunningham, &C. Bigss Field 20
Pendleton Field. Ellis NJ Pagan Jr.
&C Post Field 10 Pendleton Field.
Harry z Gilmore, &C. Paso. Robes.
70 Pendleton Field Stanford W.
Gregory. &C. Bisgs Field. 10 Penole-
ton Field. William D Hopson. &C.
Post Field. 70 Pendleton Field Dale
L. Swartz &C. GRAY Field. 10 Pendle-
ton Field John V Wallen &C. Paso
Robes. TO Pendleton Field. George
Logan. &C. Harrisburg Airport. Pa.
&C, Newark, N J.. TO Langley Field:
Jean X. Pogle &C Chicago. 10 Saw
snnsh. Robert W. Humphreys. &C,
Harrisburg Airport, Pa. TO Savannah:
John W. Sewall ac., Psso Robles,
Calif. TO savannah: Monro Mac
Charles NJ Taylor. &C. Post Field, 70
Washington. Henry c. Britt. inf.
Philippine dept 70 Fort Huachuca.
Harold r Everman. inf, Philippine
dept 70 Fort Huachucs. Arthur c.
Harris Jr INF Philippine dept. 70
Philippine dept. 70 Fort BenninE:
Ralph V. Struss inf. Philippine dept.
70 Camp Claiborne. Merrick H Truly.
INF, Philippine dept. 20 Camp Clai-
borne Paul r Boleyn, inf Philip
pine dept, 20 Fort Lewis. John NJ
Ord: Charles A. Carroll, inf. Philip
pine dept 70 Fort Leonard WOOD:
Charles H Chase inf Philippine
dept. TO Port Jackson: John Il
Chiles. inf Philippine dept. 70 Fort
sam Houston. William X Aikkelsen.
inf Philippine dept 20 Fort Leonard
Wood Robert e. Quaken bush. inf.
Philippine dept TO Fort Leonard
Wood Lawrence K White INF. phil
ippine dept % PORT Jackson. Cllff-
ord Chunn. add Fort Sill 70 Port
Brssg Nell o Thomas sdd Port
Francis p Warren 70 Washington.
Theodore Y Dirtebrandt qmc Eu-
gene Ore - Albany ore Robert
? Annette y csr Philippine dept,
Port Hamilton - Philippine dept.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-18
Actions in Divorce

New divorce actions were filed
Saturday with the county clerk
by DeWillis against Anna c.
Bailey, charging burdensome
homelife. married May ?. 1889, in
Parkland Mildred against Andrew
J. Hooper. charging non-support,
married March IL. 1927, in Olym-
pis; Gayle b. against Nyal W.
Headley, charging burdensome
homelife, married December rs,
1897. in Oksnogan.
introductory DEGREES were
granted 10 Violet from Charles
Mulderig, Emily from Patsy Pts
tile. Helen l.. from Bernard
Becker. Robert r. from Edna A.
Drake with custody of one child
given 10 plaintiff.
A final decree was on file "a
Jean L. from William f. Kingston
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-18
Nazis Recalling
Won Papen Home
TSTANBTI. Turkey

80 ABDUL. tuThPN -i l1tla NeQ
The German Ambassador Franz
Won Papen, is preparing to leave
for Berlin by airplane, it was
understood today
Turkish quarters believed he
was going back 10 report on Tur-
keys attitude toward the Russian
war and on the effect OF the
British-Russian guarantee of Tur-
kish sovereignty.
A neutral diplomatic source.
however said Pspen was being
recalled for having failed to nego-
tiate Germsn-Turkish alliance
which would have ena bled German
troops TO use Turkey as the jump
ing off place for an attack on the
Russian Caucasus.
The same source said Papens
reported recall also was due part
" to strife between the German
foreign office and the Nazi party,
springing from the personal rival
ry between Foreign Minister
Joachim Won Ribbentrop and Helm
rich Himmler. head Of the secret
police and of the elite bodygusrd
troops.
The replacing Of DR.. Wilhelm
Fabricious. German minister 10
Rumanis. by Baron Manfred Won
Kilhnger; the replacing of Or.
Otto Won Ermsnnsdorff, minister
to Hungary by Dietrich Won
Jagow, who is said by anti-Nazis
TO have burned the reichstag in
1888 on Herman Goering's orders,
and the fact that Herbert Won
Richofen. minister to Bulgaria. is
being replaced by Adolf Beckerle.
Nazi group leader. are evidence
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-18
Three From Graham
Hurt in Accident

Three Graham residents were
treated at the county hospital
here Saturday following q traffic
accident at 26th and Pacific. Will
lam Russell, 10. driving an auto
colhded with = city belt line bus
which was on a trial run. Russell
his sister. Dorothy. l6. and brother
Leonard. ?. We're treated for slight
injuries, then released
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-18
Food Poisoning on
Tututd Muru Fatal

TOKYO - The Japanese Domei
news agency reported today that
the liner Tatuta Msru. San Fran
cisco 10 Yokohama. would be de-
lsyed in docking because OF an
epidemic OF food poisoning aboard
Three persons were reported TO
have died at sea and l20 OF the
Tstuts Msrus third class psssen-
gers were III.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-18
Portland Mermaids Win

HIGH POINT n C-If 14-yearod Nancy MerN and Brenda
spashed yesterday the
Multnomah Athletic club of Portland will take honors
the National A A. L. swimming and diving
championships
H. rec %
ls2 topped
ss:Ss2 Vineyard,
the A A. L. Of ss:15 Mary In 1880
a
Multnomah club 100
points
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-18
Brings Suit to Get
His Overtime Puy

Overtime work for which he
claims he was not paid time and
one-hsh in accordance with the
National Fair Labor Standards act
is the basis Of = suit filed with the
county clerk Saturday by Walter
A. Cole asking for S1es7s from
the Arctic Bottling company.
Cole states in his complaint that
in 1889 he worked 1891 hours in
excess Of - hours per week and
that from Oct. l. 1889. to Sept. Q,
1910. the overtime totaled 26e
hours in excess Of ~ hours per
week.
You help yourself when you buy
L. s Defense Bonds
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EXPLANATION GIVEN
BY RAY MOISIO

Ray Moisio. director OF Tacoms
Building Trades council. said Sat
urday that the Seattle agreement
probably was a step to affirm To-
cally an agreement reached be-
tween the building trades depart
ment of the American Federation
Of Labor and the building trades
internationsls having AFL sffilia-
ton
1T applies chiefly to fixed fee
and cost plus defense projects.
Moisio said but most Of our de-
Tense projects here have been on
contract basis.
We have our own local agree
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-18
SIDEWALK BLOCKED

Hideo Kinoshita. Rt. z. Box $50.
Tacoma, was arrested Friday by
Sgt Glen Talbot and charged with
displaying merchandise on the
street. Talbot reported he told
Kinoshits and others 10 remove
their vegetables from the side
walk, and that upon his return in
half an hour, all had complied
but Kinoshita.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-18
TOWNSEND MEETINGS

Following is list of scheduled
Townsend meetings:
Mcnday-Mckinley club No. :.
regular meeting at p. m. at 1912
East Harrison St; Spsnawsy.
regular meeting. and Tacoma club
No. /, Normanns hall. business
session followed by refreshments
and dancing.
Tuesday-Oaklsnd club No. Il
meets at 8 p. m. at <2i2L So.
34th st
Observation-Disclosures No. 20
regular meeting at 26lo East C
St; Sumner club No. /. regular
meeting.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-18
Additional Money
Given for Schools

Four Pierce county school dis
tricts were granted state funds
Friday because of added costs due
TO increased enrolment arising
from defense work. the state board
OF education informed County
School Supt. Percy Cox Saturday.
Districts getting the funds were
Elk Plain. $1,000. Midland. $500:
spsnsway. $4,000, and Falkland,
$500. Applications from Dupont
and Clover Park are still pending
Cox said Saturday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-18
Transfer Gen. Lodd
To Duty in Alaska

The war department Saturday
assigned Brig. Gen. Jesse A. Laid
10 duty at Fort Richardson. Alas
ka. Laid. So. is now stationed AT
Fort Lewis. He commanded the
18th infantry when il took over
the North American avia ton
plant at Inglewood. Cal.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-18
Junior Stars
Play Monday

Two Junior All-star teams from
the Junior C league will play at
Athletic park. Monday at s o'clock.
Mayor Harry p. Cain and three
city commissioners will attend the
game and Clarence Stave will UNI
pire. Admission IL free.
Members Of the All-Star teams
are: Bergman. WAtlsnd. Tangora.
Milligan. Baker. Sense, Bitcom.
Hoff. Bottiger. Parva. Murphy.
Westby. Olson. Brooks. Smith.
Panico. Curran. Riekett. Abraham
son, shsnks, Miller. Gust. steph-
ems. Sherman. Jackson, Jacobsen.
Warwick and Flanagan.
-
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SELECTIONS
SUNDAY, AUGUST II
Post Time-2;iS p. m.

Fo>i iiUf-Ss 40 y. w.
FIRST RACE: Do II, Goodwork.
YIN Trio.
SECOND RACE: Midluck
Mightycar. Wee Biddy.
THIRD RACE: Frenchman. Sky
Pirate. Ontario Oregon.
FOURTH RACE: Mullet. Au-
tumn Colors, Club Soda.
FIFTH RACE: Black slipper,
Prince Earnest. Miss Geary.
CIAL INNITATIONAL
RACE mo wagering: Brodea.
Campus Fusser. Anthology
SIXTH RACE: Yelled Orb, Val
dina Mink. Go-Getter.
SEVENTH RACE: Bartolozzi
His Girl. Shadytown
EIGHTH RACE: Jubilste Boy
l.. Ruth. Shasta Fire.
BEST BET: DO 1T.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-18
HAPPY
K;rthlau
SATURDAY, AUGUST Is

SATURDAY. AUGUST Is
Miss Alma stolee, Pacific
Lutheran college.
Mrs. ]. ID. Mack, 1891 East
Howe ~.
Art Hansen. 5l4 So. 26th ~.
Mrs. Rosalynd Weeks, Ia
coma.
Alfred Hogberg, S591l, So.
q st.
Cliff Fillinger. 1918 So. 4th 81.
Mrs. Myrtle Gallow. Route 3,
Box $50. august 15).
John ". Swanberg, 2l1s So.
Ainsworth ave.
SUNDAY. AUGUST ~
Belle Woodwork, 1926 South
Sheridan ave.
Pat Drath, Es. saith and Nc
kinley ave.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-18
THTFTS REPORTED

Theft Of S2s from her apart
nent at sra No. sth ST. was re-
ported to police Saturday by Miss
Helen Rusch. From the Tveten
service station three cartons Of
cigsrets and 81 worth Of pen
MES were stolen.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-18
RANK TRANSACTIONS

Seattle Bank clearings, se,626.
77274: balances, s.. 1854 .717.55
transactions. x25. 1877 10000.
Portland Bank clearing :
SO 0s6 1915; balances. 81 466,
1912.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-18
injuries PROVE FATAL

YAkIMA-Doran +. Horner, 81,
Yakima. died today OF injuries suf-
fered in a dynamite blast in a
logging camp in the Naehes dis
trict Aug. 5. He was struck by
pieces o. metal from pipe line
blown up by premature blast dur
ing well-digging operations.
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INJURED IN ACCIDENT

Bud Clark. Az Puysllup ave,
suffered an injured hack early Sat
urday in an auto accident at Sales
road and Mountain highway. He
was taken 10 the county hospital
for treatment.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-18
FIRE LOSS. SIC. ooa

SEATTLE Fire OF undeter-
mined origin did $4,000 damage
last night 10 the Seattle Box Co.
plant
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Trade Council in Seattle
Valves Double Time Paw
SEATTLE

SEATTLE The Building
Trades Council Saturday waived
double time pay for overtime work
on defense jobs. The union men
will accept time and one-half.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-18
MAN HANGS SEIE

fAkIMA-Police reported today
that John Gaines Hutcheson. 81
transient fruit worker. hanged
himself in his hotel room here last
night.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-18

NEW YORk-Foreign exchange
steady. Following are clos ng
cable rates on major currencies.
England pound 403a, up .o0l4;
Canada dollar SO Cuba peso
e.: Mexico peso -2O70.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-18
Markets OF q Glance

Hf I'D FHF7~N
stocks: Irregularly higher and
quiet
Bonds; Irregular.
Curb Stocks: Irregular.
wheat: Off = : = cent.
Corn; Off !. y cent
Cotton: Steady.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-18
Stocks Slightly Higher.
But Sales Extremely Shy

Dow-yoNEs AVERAGES
SATURDAY
Industrial. -. i.s.o5. up OILS
Railroad $500. 7e.ss. mp o.ot
Utility 1900. 1s.si. mp Goa
as stocks 49,. t2.t6. mp COS
Sales were 10000 shares.
smallest since Saturday. May 81.
when 10000 changed. A week
ago sales were $4,000. Curb sales
were $4,000 sgsins, 5000 last
Saturday.
NEW YoRK-stocks moved ir-
regularly higher in extremely
quiet dealings In the short session
today.
The list opened about steady
and then edged up narrowly
around closing time. Changes
were small.
The tentative" ins,allment
credit controls proposed by the
federal reserve board generally
were viewed A. reasonable" in
market quarters and Commercial
Credit firmed = TO 23A, while
Household Finance common rose
= to - and the preferred sd-
vanced IL TO ioiA. coppers were
firm. but st. Joseph Lead dipped
. point. Aircraft shares were
somewhat mixed. but 4 better
tone was noted near closing time.
SATURDAYS QUOTATIONS
Quotations courtesv Dean witter =
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SATURDAYS QUOTATIONS

Quotations courtesv Dsan Witter =
Co., Warrington Bldg. members
New York Stock Kxehsnge)
utgh Iax S-lons
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Che Tacoma 0imes
Almanac
plt sosTa MKT MONTH
1871 1871
.nIIIwIrFIs sNTTwITTs
!! Il! !! :!5!lI:!: i: !! !!
a Has3 IA 0 Gas e s sss; 9 s.s5 !,
Data supplied o. {. 4. Weather
bureau. Department Of Commerce.
Nashlngtonis forecast Fair. but
scattered thunder storm, in the
east portion Saturday night and
Sunday. and overcast on the coast
Moderate northwest winds of the
coast and gentle changeabls over
inland waters Of the state.
Rainfall in Tacoma for the ~
hours ending At s q. m. Saturday.
trace. since Aug. l. 50 inch. an
excess OF as inch: since Jan. /.
i4.s5 inches. a shortage Of $50
inches
Wind at a. m Saturday. west
8 m. p. h.
Barometer At 30I7 and rising OF.
Sun rises At $40 and sets at
us on Sunday Rises at 5:ll and
sets at 7.16 on Monday.
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WASHINGTON - The War depart
ment has issued the following orders;
Coils. Archibald D. Cowley. inf
Washington. 70 Camp Ham. Beverley
NJ. Epes, dc Charleston. S. C, "a
Camp Barkeley.
Tfeuf Gals Harry r pandlator
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-21

SAN FRANCISCO. O. = p
-Oreeor held ma.>patsa ~
place III the Pacific Coast eoH.rz-
enee standings today =; m.d-seasea
and appeared likely Il staX eu -
II least to Nov. s
The Ducks schedule threw them
INTO six straight conference zames
night rom the opener While tha
ether contenderS had outside eamrs
or open dates. As a result. Orc
CONS three wins and enc los
stands at the head Of the Isl
Stanford. Oregon State. Wash
ington and use. were IN four
way tie for second. each haylns
won two and lost ore. WaShns-
ten and use. have also been
beaten outside the league UCLA
and California. with two defeats
and Washington State With three
losses are out Of the Rose Bow.
but could still dump some q the
leaders.
oregon. narrowly beaten By STAR
ford in the opener. came Oh to
beat Idaho. use. and California
BY two touchdowns apiece. The
Webfoots whipped California. l9-G
Saturday and are favored 10 VII
their next games from I CL.A. ans
W sc. On Nov. s Oregon plays
Santa Clara outside the league
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-21

NEW YORK. Oct, q up
Iais IS The time of year when foot
ball piavers are fed thick steaks.
nonIzcd. pampered. eulogized and
IL u-Alnericanized. but who takes
time 70 WORRY about the real hero
Of lie same-the spectator?
I do. b.otLar. I do. In fact,
hereby Worrv about him for about
SEQ words I sing tie praises of the
man Vao makes his appointed
rounds Of the stadla ftancy, eh?l on
Satusdag afternoons despite the
:, "a. n DIXie. the snow Of the mid
VET. he AN Of the eastern sea
beard lie Sect Of New England
aud fHe GcH that sometimes fall in
California
You cau SPOT INN anywhere. He
Id a cod, his face Is either sun
burned or Wlnd-burned and he is
tick through the hips from spend
lHg hours sitting Oh cOncretc-an
cccupalioLal maladY known as
Stadium sprcaG
For that man. here Is s0me ADVICE
On hoB . watch a football game,
a fcW hlhta TIA. %ili maze life
cas.cr.
/ lake to c4cry game copy
q! magaZa containing an article
- football coach Of sports writer
entitled aHoT to watch a football
eame Iii article vii advise you
% nes1fc al VII attention TO the
1ae a!aa az blockJug and ignore
lAr Z cars@.ae the bail The
n.a2@zI.e Vii rro@o doubl4 valu-
aDic - so4 IL r"rnt Of rain. It will
Iee2 sG.s "a dr. In event Of fair
"ea.Ier sog can roll 1t up and
t,e = 3 eiuD on the guy lifting
a. front ii poa VINO jumps up ana
1.oeIs i9af s'eW every time the ball
/. .ha1aed Undcr no consideration
'a1e thc adsicc Of the article Ke.5
s01. e;t on The man carrying the
bal, Watching The blocker Is just
..Ee cong - bathing braut@ con-
rest and de41ttng all your attention
- lie fadgre
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-21
MARKET QUOTATIONS

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f.ona.lr SOM rail equipments.
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fras,ioaaIg. /. G#f#4m ro#.
aear3s fs.a' Esest1eai cup
.aeut- t.rHsa Ter WezfIugHsu-e
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era Ele.'a. e4aiea r. lsss for tao
@ear
An.r3 =. Te.spaene pr seu
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tssIag- o. 80 8afd mafKe' No
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ia hlde7 aid COCOA.
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81
stoek sales afprozira'ea 5saa3a
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