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Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-24
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Los ANGELES, Nov. "a UI

Los ANG ELES, Nov. "a tCP)
tF"dcral state Mkt news service
Hog salable 900. fairly actiy'
mostly teady; sows around 25c To-
cr. bulk medium to choice l70-24
Ibs l1-1l.5o top Il. 80; few heavie
and light lights down 10 1898; pack
Iug Sows 9-975; stays $50; feede
pig. l2.50-I3.50.
cattle salabIc $500, rather slow
-icady 10 trong; pot 15-2oc highe
on strcrs and shr-st0ck; lohod goo
around 1925 lbs feeder steer 11.5t
good l235 lD@ II; MrXicans 5; fe
IIuG hold 10 80: load good fe'
L'.f"rs II common to medium COW
: Gamers aud cutters 5-G.f5; bul
80: yrarliug stock steers II; few
medium feeder 9.25. stock COW
j. - go. calvca saiable 500, stead
- 25 cent? higher; few selected
sfaIci i. others Il down, slaughter
calves u I050-1l.5o, few II
sheep salable $50, steady; load
aopd - lb Wool"d lambs II, choice
quoted 20 lljo; few common 5.2j;
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-24

NEW YORK. Nov. - Up
Minnesota gained its second straight
ao,jonal football crown today AS
he season entered the final week
MN I'VE conference races settled
aNG three more due for decision on
a ,.maX program which Will solve
.nc bow, riddles and bring together
chose perennial laycrites - Army
md NuHy.
TIE Golden GopnerS set Satur-
....,.~ p..c by wrapping up the
~.-.csn conference pennant ana
1a., Nos.e Dame ard Duke match
... .htn: A.M0,; >:"lkc for stride
.t ..H.>..i@- without. defeat and
....-.1.. 0.G~ &c. .at mythical ma
Iona. b..uu.r jltu>e.s Is. A triumph
over Southern California gave the
Irish their best year since 1880.
Another titan won a title on
BYE. Tha: was Texas a. & NJ. which
shuChed The Southwestern cham
p.onsh!p VIXEN Texas Christian lost
It's claim by tying Rice The AgeieS
can't be displaced even if they
should lose to Texas Like Mime
sofa. they have LED their section TWO
years IL 4 row
M.sSour. returned TO greatness b.
pounding home the last nail in the
ols SIX pennant and Penn ana
Utah repeated il the Ivy Loop and
Big Seven.
The other three conference races
Pacific coast. Sou thern and
SoutkoaStern-will be washed up
Saturday when games are expected
10 clarity the bowl positions OF Ore
gOn State. Fordham. Vanderbilt,
Clemson and the MiSsissippis.
He.e are the weekend develop
mentS and a list Of things to come ::
The Middle West-M II Il e o t a
crushed Wisconsin. 4l-6, for its 18th
straight triumph and the clincher
III the Big 10. Michigan and Ohio
State hattled TO q 1920 tie and
deadlocked for second place in the
conference. Northwestern gave Bob
ZuDpke q sad send off by plaster
irg Illinois, 27-O and Indiana won
the Oaken Bucket by shading Pur-
due. 10 In the Big Six Missouri
wound up with a 45-6 conquest of
Kansas to finish undefeated in the
conference. Kansas State tied Iowa
State within the loop, while Ne
braska beat Iowa, 14-l3, and Okla
homa shattered Marquette, ella,
outside Notre Dame topped the in
dependents. shading Southern Cali
tornia. 20-l8. The only games sche-
duled in the Midlands this week
match Oklahoma with Nebraska
and Marquette with Iowa State.
The East-Pennsylvania won its
second iyv wreath. blanking Cor
nell, 80 while Harvard defeated
Yale, l4-0, and Colgate plastered
Columbia. 3O-21 Fordham paced the
independents, smacking St. Mary'S,
35-6. for the most lop-sidej triumph
OF Z !ong series. Penn State knocked
off the Pitt Partners, 3l-7, and
both the service teams came thru
tor their big meeting next Saturday.
Nav whiteWashed Princeton, 23-0,
and Army barely nicked West Vir-
ginia, 7-6. Auburn defeated Villa
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-24
NEW YORK STOCKS

NEW YORK, Nov. "a (CP)
Special stocks led an irregular ad-
vance on the stock market today
with trading moderate.
An carly general rise encountered
oppositi5n on news Of stiff Nazi
resistance on the Libyan desert
and vigorous Nazi pushes in Rus
eia Rails rertreated iii an orderly
manner when it was announced the
conference Of railroad management
and the brotherhoods ended without
an agreement.
Dow Jones preliminary closing
sock agerages: Industrial ll7s30, up
.2G. rail 28.25, up .06; utility 1889
Of "a. and So tocks 1913 up 81
Stocks sales appr1ximated $1,000
eharc- compared with $4,000 Fri
day. curb stock sales were 1890
sAtrc againt 2o2,ooo in the pre-
Hipu. fiye-hour session.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-24

The F. Centre SpartanS went into
their last week OF football Monday
mo'mina With the championship Of
Imperial Valley safely slowed away
IN TIE coach's office and only one
team standing in ;he way oi having
IN undeteatcG conference record for
,94,
The Sp4g;1ns nave only Holtyille
Mgh Iett en- their schedule for this
.ca.ou Oids favor the center CITY
team % HIllop the eaStsiders and
end tne scaSon With a record OF no
losScs. tie and I wins IN league
play Trailing behind 'he Spartans
I'M order are.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-24
ANEMIA BRINGS
TRAINING TABLES

DENVER, NOV "a up -Adop-
ton by big seven conference
schools Of training tables for foot
ball players was forecast today
after Denver University Official
announced that almost half their
players were anemic because OF
lack of proper food.
Dr. Broda Barnes, head OF the
D. U. education department. SAID
that II Of Denver'S 25 first string
players were anemic Wth three IL
a potentially serious condition.
He said the anemia, in some cases
reflected the lack OF funds for
food.
we found some of the anemic
players are living on coffee and
hamburgers at the campus eating
places Barnes said in his plea
for sponsored, supervised training
tables.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-24
BULLDOGS TAKE
FRISCO PACKERS

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 24 up,
The Los Angeles Bulldogs. sparKcG
by Ray Peterson, formerly OF USF.
defeated the san Francisco Packers
q to l3 in a professional football
game before $500 spectators here
yesterday.
Peterson picked up . tumble on
the Packer seven and scored in the
pirst period, and passed 70 yards
TO Ray Wehba WHO IAN 80 yards
more to score in the third Another
Bulldog score came in the second
period when ElyIn nulcnlnson took
q lateral from Garrett Arbelblde
and ran l8 yards. Jackie Sommers
completed the Bulldog scoc.ug with
an l8 YARD field goal in the second
period,
The Packers scored :wice il the
fourth period when Jackie S.ni>
raced ~ yards TO z touchdown.
then passed q yaras 10 Jens Buego
for another
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-24
BIG GAME week
ON COAST

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. "a tUPl
- It's Big Game Week" in the
Pacific Coaost conference football
race, and trying to pick the western
Rose Bowl team is still like playing
poker with a pinochle deck.
Oregon State and Stanford lead
the pack, each beaten twice W.S.C
and Oregon have lost three each.
Washington and use. each have
three conference losses, plus defeats
outside the league.
Traditional rivalrieS end. the sea
sons of both leaders this SATURDAY.
oregon States meets a tough Oregon
team at Eugene while Stanford has
an easier task with California at
Palo Alto.
Discounting the possibility OF ties
and there hasn't been one be-
tween major teams on the coast
this year-the Rose Bowl picture
shapes up like this:
l. If both O.S.C. and Stanford
win, CSC. appears TO have Slight
edge because the Beavers beat Stan
ford
2. If both lose, W.S.C. will make
a strong bid for the Rose Bowl,
especially if the Cougars beat Texas
A. & M. Dec. 6 at Tacoma.
3. If only one loses, the winning
team will have a clear track.
Washington meets use. Satur-
day in the only other conference
game. W.S.C. and U.CLA. will rest
up for games the following week,
Idaho and Montana have completed
their regular seasons.
Last Saturdays top conference
game saw Oregon upset Washington
1916, whipping over three touch
downs in the second half to come
from behind and win with an in
tentional safety that soaked up the
closing minutes of play.
Oregon State ran it's reserves thru,
Montana, 27-0. Washington State
smashed Gonzaga, 500. Idaho
Swamped Montana State. 800
Santa Clara, top independent
cam of the coast. Closed its season
with a flaShy BIB victory owe,
UCLA.
use. and st. Mary's went east
renew old intersectional rivalries
The Trojans made a surprisingly
good showing against Notre Dame
although they lost, 2O-l3. Fordham
Knocked over st. Marys, 35-7.
Stanford and California took the
weekend off in preparation for their
big game.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-24
Plant Sends First
Trainer 10 Army

GRAND PRAIRIE, Tex, Nov. %
CUP)-Thc North American Avia
ton plant today d-livers to the Avia
and navy SO cleaning, allmeta
trainers built on the site wher
just a year ago cotton sproutet
from a muddy field.
The first structural steel for the
huge factory was unloaded Nov. %
1910. The first ship rolled off the
assembly line April 7, l94l. Today,
delivery marked the largest Shipmen
CT planes in one day.
The $9,OO0O0O, 25-acre "blackou'
plant--it was the first such win
doWless aircraft factory-produce
AT-6A advanced trainers for tn
army and SNJ-3 trainers for thu
navy. It's production figures are {
military secret.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-24
PICK YOUR WINNER

Ths is the last week of the POst-Press prognOst!c
zion contest so YOU had better pick EN- right TINS tne
md do before Friday noon. Now, please print your
choice and your plainly.
FL Centre i Us. San Diego Frosh .---.....--.
Imp rial vs. CaloXico -.--.-..-..-.
Navy vS. Army --.=----..-...-,
Oregon vs.. Oregon State ....--.-.....
Stanford California Observation-Disclosures
Washington use .-.-..--.. ....-..'''-'..@-
Texas Christian VS.. SNU ..-.--,.-.--
Rice -. Baylor .....----...--
Vanderbilt Tennessee '~''.
Penn Stat. Ns. So Carolina ...'-'....-
Marquette vS. Iowa State .-..-...."'-..-.-
Oklahoma vs. Nebraska .-.....--.-..-.-.-.
Name ...... ....---..-- -.~---.-...-'~-'~'
Address s..-.....-.-..-,.. .~--~..@.,-'----.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-24
L. A. STOCKS

LO~ ANGELES, Nov = 'urJ
pro. w.r. strear .n fatt.y AoaFr
Monday rraaIug ru tic Lo- a
eele. sroeE ezchanpe. Eight issu'.
we're up. fo4r down ard s.% uh-
changed win .a a>lioE.nat" vol
umr + Gor sl.re- It' Lit.
EaaGwaN DeDaf'In1Cf .for". Z =.
ul#uaug. Poafi. FIsa',c com.
mon s.. ouwr "a ne@ To-" for III
ycai= Edison ,omuDn = up e.
Ias.an ..N pra .ati . 49, aa#
I-oa :4., and Il ."H Isi .l.A' - E..
up t,l.u.#a'.. r4l G. uH'hps.
HJebfrIt lo ~. hp. Eega1ar rc-
lu.#4u B. o.. 49,. la,r,-G standard
- af H#an ii'- ~ -.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-24
BEARS 0UTCLASS
B0kBERS, 2b-7

HOLLYWOOD. Nov. "a up =
TIE Hollywood Bears professional
lcotball team ou;Classed the San
Diego Bombers to score a 26 TO :
victory before 10000 fans in Gil-
more stadium yesterday.
King Richards scored inst for the
Bears in the opening period after
an IS yard drive n SIX plays.
The Bears scored twice in the
third. each time on passes from
Kenny Washington to Willard
Goodhue In the lo4rth Charles
Feanenbock Of tie Bombers passed
TO Steve Bagarus for a touchdown
Dennis Moor added the clncher
for the Bears By intercepting pass
and running to q touchdown.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-24
Putt und Take

az opportunity 10" hiea Schoo. oo1s
10 pick .p somr u.rtN HanGt VA
le.-stu.un's D pag.sm= -on cubs
oat only lev C.0a9e> can b
taand TIE Be. can always ihc
someone Eo.ag ou' = he course
# fhe, crop .~C.,.v - Barbara
War.n hoe.
t. wees e.eaH> .9 &c s.hcd4.e
tos Inprva. Valley .uas9au Here's
what can be seea O.. ,ae sa..cy er.G-
irons
Wednesday IMpeva. a Braw.eE
Thurs Contra. a. Heal..c
Friday Ga.tN.,o ~ IMpC..a.
Friday san D.c1C ste Fro,. =
e Ccntro JG. AZ +. Cca.ro.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-24

Pheasant season ended Monday
in the valley and reports have j;
that the hunting has been good
Walter HavCkorst Harmon Tyler.
Lee Nufter and TED Reynolds all
boasted they were among the lucky
ones that know therr are few
OF the birds around Qaa. hunt
ing is reported 10 bc Jus. far AZ
the present, but George Harris say
he has been having good luck around
lndio.
The All-AmerlCan canal seems to
be the most popular fishing ground
in the valley right now Near crop 3
and drop 4 a few bites have been
reported and where the east-high-
line canal joins the An-AmerlCan
quite a string was hooked by c L.
Collins the other DAY Mos; Of the
fish drug in lately have been cats
but some bass have been caught
AT lockwood heading
Big problem at the Barbara Worth
country club lately has been to
find Caddies. Members Of the club
can't figure il Out. Seems there Is
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-24
MARKET QUOTATIONS
L. A. POULTRY

LOS ANGELES, NoY. - tCPy -
Hens, Leghorns, - 10 "a lbs :. 16c
aens, Leghorns over 8. TO 4 lbs 1Fl
Hens, Leg. over lbs and up 16t
Hens, colored, TO 5H lbs 24t
Hens, coIored over 54 lbs & up 24c
Broilers, Ia and up Ia lbs 22t
Broilers over ! :. and up 70 q. 23c
Fryers. Leg wore 2l4 - lbs. 16C
Fryers. colored, 217 to 3A lbs zoo
Fryers. colored over ga to a.. 21c
Roasters, colored, over A. lbs 24c
Stays, colored ................. LAC
Old Roosters. coiored .......... l3c
Old Leigh orns Roosters ........ vs'
Ducklings. Pekin over lbs. l9'
Ducklings. Pekn uIder 5lbs. lie
old Ducks. White Pekin ...... 0sc
Young Tom Turkeys - ID UP &c
Young Tom Turkeys j t. - Ib- 2@-
Young Hen Turkeys lo ard up g.
Capons, 6 TO 5 lbs. #-....,..=- t4t
t,apons over 5 iDs ana W 2ht
Rabbit, No. white - to = 10
Rabbits, mixed coIors 3+4-4@2 lbs 49,
Rabbits No. old ................ .07(
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-24

NEW YORK. Nov "a. up
Monday morning grid irony:
Pl2"er of the week Bruce Smith
C. Minnesota. who wound up his
college career by figuring in four
t0uchdoWns as his team defeated
Wisconsin. 4I-G. Besides being a
fine all around back, Smith seems
to nave the ability to lift his 10
teammates. Five minutes after the
kickoff he went into the game
and five plays later Mil l1eSota
scored its first touchdown. Smith
contributed a 45 yard pass and an
l8 yard run TO the march. Later
he slashed off tackle, broke
through and ran 80 yards before
the Wisconsin players surrounded
him on their seven yard line.
Smith. with head-up coo1ness, shot
q lateral to Bob Fitch who went
On for & touchdown.
Upset of the WccX-ine terrific
3l-7 dIubbing that Penn State, a
| to undcrdOg in the betting,
9dNC W lJSDu4 s5Il. ~ Wdo 4CC u
first loss on their home grounds
to Penn State since 1919, and the
defeat came when the PantherS,
with Special Delivery Jones carry
ing the mail, seemed at the crest
of its power.
The Bowl candidates weren't TAX
ing any chances Saturday. Almost
every team that had a chance for
a Bowl invitation went all out
and rolled up Z score in an attempt
to clinch the business. Read 'em: :
Fordham 35, ST. Mary'S 7: Mis-
souri, 45, Kansas 6; Oregon State
Montana 0; Duke 55, North Caro-
lima s.
III take Minnesota as the ma
tiOnal champion and anybody who
wants to argue about it is hereby
referred to the boys in Mime
apoliS. As Al Smith used to say, let's
lO3k at the record They have just
finished their second straight un-
defeated season. They have won
II straight gaineS. They have won
their sixth western conference
championship in eight years. They
played a tough p schedule, starting
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-24
CHICAGO GRAINS

CHICAGO, NOV. a UPJ - Graf
futures driftcd fractions lower t.
day In slow and cautious tradin
inspired BY congressional conidera
zion of price-c1ntrol measures.
SOY beans maintained q firm ton
70 close with net gains Of :. to ! =
cents d bushel; wheat was off
10 =. corn off = TO z oats off
to f.. an dryc Oft :, TO y
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-24
MCNEIL wins

p BUENOS AIRES, NOV. "a tUPD =
Don McNeill. American net star
won the Argentine national tenni'
championship for the secon d
straight year yesterday, beatin
Jack Kramer, another American
performer 6-3, 8-6, 0-6, 7-9, Us.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-24

PrObablY none TOO much creult
has been given the Spartan linemen
tor their part III snUtching the
valley crown but then, the line
usually does without the glory it
helps earn. However, Central's for
ward wall has proved itself to be
what makes the team click. OF
course. that might be said to be
true OF all grid machines. but il
hasn't been 50 obviously true OF
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-24

They don't come much closer
than this in the game OF football
score-Michigan 20, Ohio State 20
Fist Michigan 10, ONO
State IS. Passes attempted-Mich-
igan II. Ohio State II. Passes COM
pleted-Michiga 7, Ohio State 6.
Yards gained passing-Michigan l04,
Ohio State 1874 Average distance of
puntS from line of scrimmage-
Michigan 81, Ohio State 81.
Ore CT the big problems of
coaches is how to get team up
for a given game. 1t requires quite
a bit of knowledge Of psychology. A
case in point is Ray Morrison S
Temple team. A week ago they
played Michigan State and took a
terrible licking. On Saturday, they
were up for Holy Cross, which
was favored. Score: Temple 81, Holy
Cross l3
Recommended for Saturday: Army
VS.. Navy at Philadelphia, one of
the great sports spectacles of the
nation even when the game is bad.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-24
l.. A. GRAIN

Los ANGELES Nor .; CUPJ
Mic. so. yellow @I5-.. .fl.57f.
Milo. No ylo bulk sI.371. n l.42
WLea, No. ! h. S. $I92t- rl.57 :
Bar.ey. mailing type e.. s. so" So
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-24
200 ATTEND
BW OPENING

Golf play at the Barbara Worth country club got oil
to big start Sunday ~
to take part in the free golf and food offered tlu SWING
ers from Yuma, Coachella and all Of Imperial Valleys
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-24
FOOTBALL RESULTS

Moffett Field Z; Ford Ord O.
Marsh Field 20; 160th Infantry O.
206th Anti-aircraft So; 1890 Anti
aircraft 0.
PROFESSIONAL
Los Angeles Bulldogs 81; San
Francisco Packers 49,
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-24
THE DAYS
SPORTS PARADE
Bv Harry Ferguson

with Washington, which is not eX-
actly a push over in the fast Pa
citic Coast circuit. Now, how do you
think Minnesota would do against
the Chicago Bears, or snail we
lust SKIP that argument.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-24
L. A. BUTTER & EGGS

LOS ANGELES, Nov. - Up
BUTTER: Extra ST. Prime ii''t
36Lc; Standard 24I4,: Uud'. gfad'
sac
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-24
L. A. BANKS

LOS ANGELES. No. - ,UP1 --
BID Asked
Transamerica ........, i's-i
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-24
MPLS. FLAX FUTURES

Dec. ................ .......'t.. DO
May ..... .,.... Sl'oo "
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-13
WATERBURY HAS
 TOO MUCH MONEY
Bank Requests Withdraw.
 al of Funds to Comply With Law

The City of Waterbury faced an embarrassment of riches today, with the result that 1t had to find means to get money of It's hands to com ply with the law. Tho state law limits the amount which the city can have on deposit In local banks to $i,600,000, but the city actually now has on deposit the sum Of $2,- 500,000, which Is $o00,000 over the limit.
 So acute Is the situation that one local financial institution, the Citi- zens & Manufacturers National bank, where the city has over $l,- 100000 on deposit, has requested Controller Thomas N. Conlon to withdraw some of the money.
 Controller Conlon Is effecting a partial remedy by withdrawing $500, GOO from the Citizens & Manu- facturers National bank and using 1t to pay in advance bond interest and principal which Is not due until July l. This will still leave the city $600,00 over the legal limit.
 The situation will be permanently solved when Gov. Robert A. Hurley signs the charter revision bill. One section of this authorizes the city to deposit funds in Connecticut banks outside Waterbury and ir banks in Boston and New York. 4 list of official out-of-town deposi. tories will be voted by the board oi finance at its meeting next week.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-13
GERMAN INVASION
 OF RUSSIA LOOMS
Two More Indications To- day; Runlania Guards
 Against Air Raids

London, June i3,-(UP)-A re- port from Finland that an impor- tant statement on German Finnish relations was imminent, and re- ports from Rumania that air raid precautions suddenly had been in- tensifled, stirred interest today In the multiplying indications that Germany might be preparing to strike at Russia.
 A United Press Helsinki dispatch said that the statement on German Finnish relations was expected to- day.
 The United Press Bucharest hu- reau reported that authorities had ordered a thorough inspection of all Bucharest buildings before Sum- day to determine their resistance to aerial bombs, and that newspapers published long articles instructing the public on measures to take for their own protection in event of air raids. Householders were advised that trenches were better shelter than cellars. They pointed out the lessons to be learned from the "re- cent catastrophe to another Balkan capital"
 The Daily Telegraph said that il (Continued on Page 6)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-13
GROWN PRINCESS
 IS GIVEN DEGREE

South Hadley, Mass, June 13.- (UP)-Crown Princess Juliana of the Netherlands was awarded an honorary doctorate of laws at a spe- cial convocation at Mount Holyoke College today.
 The princess and her consort Prince Bernhard, accompanied by the royal party, lunched with Presi- dent Roswell Gray Ham after which they took part in an academic pro- cession to Abbey Memorial Chapel scene of the convocation.
 Tn his citation President Ham re- ferred to the princess democratic ideals, her scholarship and zeal foi her people. He concluded:
 By conduct of family and reli- glous life you are a symbol. Now te far shore you have brought wit ness of the Netherlands to tell oui nation Of your country's truth ane unconQuerabIe soul"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-13
RIDDLE EXPECTED
 TO BE ATTY. GEN.
Appointment, However, to Await Senate Action on
 Jackson Nomination

Washington, June I3 - (UP) - President Roosevelt is expected to appoint Solicitor General Francis Riddle to be attorney general, suc- ceeding Robert II. Jackson who has been appointed to the Supreme Court.
 Nomination Of 8 new attorney general, however, probably will be delayed at least until the Senate has acted upon Jackson's appoint ment. In the Senate 1t was predict ed that Jackson's nomination and that of Harlan Fiske Stone to be chief justice would be approved quickly and probably without oppo- sition.
 The third Supreme Court nomi- nation sent to the Senate yesterday that of Sen. James F. Byrnes, D., s. C.-was confirmed in 10 min- utes. That was in accordance with Senate tradition calling for imme- diate confirmation of a member nominated for the judiciary.
 Senate rules require that in all other cases a hearing must be held before a subcommittee, one week after the subcommittee is ap- pointed. Chairman Frederick Var Nuys, D., Ind, of the Senate judi. ciary committee, named Sen. Pat McCarran, D., Nev., head of the fFVn,A kf,@,tod NyN pauH Hl
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-13
SEARCH FOR GIRL
 COVERS 3 STATES

Cambridge, Mass, June l3-(UP) Search for pretty i9-year-old Anne Greene, daughter of Prof. William c. Greene of Harvard University, spread to New Hamp- shire and Maine today.
 Miss Greene, a Vasar sophomore, disappeared from her home here wednesday night, her father told police.
 Police have checked the family's summer home in Center Sandwich, N. H., and relatives in Concord and York, Me. Her father told police the girl had appeared moody after finishing her college examinations.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-13
Mayor LaGuardia Says In. stitute to Train Men to
 Fight Gases, Bombs
FIREMEN, POLICE TO GO
 TO EDGEWOOD, MD.
40 Eastern Cities to Be Represented in First
 Course June 30

Washington, June 13.' = (UP) - Fiorello Fl. H.La- Guardia, director of civilian defense, today announced establishment of a school to train firemen and policemen from 40 eastern cities in methods of combating poison gas and incendiary and high explosive bombs Bremen and policemen will begin two. week courses June 30 at Edgewood Arsenal, Md, under di- rection of the Arn1y's chamical war fare seryice, faAd duardIa said, At the conclusion of the first course, IT ads diti0nai courses will Do opuuucted
 To Extend Courses
 While the Initial series Of courses will be offered only to flremefl and policemen of the eastern Beaboard cities, defense officials said that plans are under consideration to extend similar measures to other areas.
 LaQuardia said that the trainees will return to their respective cities
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