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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-24
ADAMS ATTRACTION

A lively. story Of newspaper re-
porters and gangsters, The Bride
Wore Clutches will be the new
attraction at the Adams starting
tomorrow. Lynne Roberts. TED
North, Edgar Kennedy and Lionel
Stander are cast in this comedy.
melodrana. The second film on the
double bill will be announced Fri.
day.
Over at the Madison Theater
Gladys Swarthout and Fred Mac
Murray are featured in "Tht
Champagne Waltz" together witt
Cecil b. DeMille's The Sign Of
the Cross" with Claudette Colbert
and Fredric March. These attrac.
tons opened today.
At the second runs. the Broad.
way Capitol. Riviera, Fisher
Cinderella and Royal TheaterS
Myrna 10y and William Powell
will appear in the comedy. Love
Crazy" teamed with the dramatic
$50 Ends Our Night" starrinl
Margaret Sullivan and FredriC
March.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-24

BARBARA STANWYCK in
sisted on doing all hazardous
scenes in The Great Mans Lady"
herself, even TO riding in a stage
coach upset by wall of muddy
water
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-24
Produce Film in England

Mrs. Mniver Jan Suther charming book holds out a
Goodbye Mr..
why think very sensible produce in England
Carson already for the title
England and that might be such good
Idea time
Production certainly picking in London. Robert Kane
produce This Above ALL the Eric Knight
Twentieth CenuryFox and supervise Pitt the
Much wants
Ito with him both the film and the government think
stay here and she being good sport
about
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-24
Betty Field Gets Glamour Rofe

sylvia his mind that Betty Field ha
played enough character parts and must say agree with HIM
She good and with the roles
there's why shouldn't starring material Well
gets really charming glamour
Mrs Cugat the best selling Isabel Scot
Rorck novel of modern marriage.
Right the little Field girl is finishing New Orleans Blues
Para for the Cugat and In
sticking story that when the all Betty vii
also get Maria in For Whom the Bell Tolls.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-24
Bette DaUis, Bob Hope
Suffer Same Experience
BY HARRISON CARROLL

HOLLYWOOD, July 24.-Holly-
woods top dramatic actress, Bette
Davis, and Hollywood's top come
dian, Bob Hope, can cry on each
others shoulders if they happen TO
meet.
Both know what II means TO
step into a picture where many OF
the other players are months ahead
of them in learning the dialogue
and in figuring out characterize
tons.
Bette had the experience in The
Little Foxes, for the screen YER
sion of which Samuel Goldwyn
hired number of the original
Broadway cast.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-24
Chatter in Hollywood

Johnny Ray, Billy manager raising the roof at Re
public
Parker and Veda Ann Borg in Pittsburgh Kid
"BiIIys fighter. a Cable somed Ray after he
the first rShes yesterday.
those have to kiss somebody to their dough
they kiss and leave Billy alone"
the studio will because it's ii
COINS contract that Ray is the boss.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-24
HAS SAME THING

Bob goes through the same
thing in his first days work on
Louisiana Purchase.
The scene is the patio of New
Orleans restaurant run by Irene
Bordoni. Bob. who is in the power
of crooked political gang, is hav-
ing his first meeting with Victor
Moore, a United States senator
who has come down to conduct an
investigation.
Both Miss Bordoni and Moore
have played their parts for So
weeks on The stage Hope is step
ping into the role played by Will
liam GaXton,
Director Irving Cummings Is
taking it easy but Bob is jittery
He blows his lines several times
II bet you're already wishing
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-24
HOLD WOMAN"

The companion feature will re-
main the same. Singapore
Woman" starring Brenda Marshall
and newcomer David Bruce.
Bob Hope. Eddie Bracken, Lynn
Overman and Dorothy Lamour
still have the patrons laughing al
the Palms-State where the film will
be-held over for another, and
positively final. week. Jack Lon
don's dramatic story, The Sea
Wolf" with Ida Lupino. Edward
G. Robinson and John Garfield
will remain as the second feature
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-24
LIST SECOND film

Sharing the double bill with
sunny" is The patriotic film "Ad-
venture in Washington, starring
Herbert Marshall Virginia Bruce
and youthful Gene Reynolds. This
story deals with the adventure OF
young tough guy who is trans
formed int, = tseffafi s-etiftss tfifefi-
can when he is gwen a job as a
senate page boy.
Bette Davis has scored such a
hit in her first comedy role in
"The Bride Came c. o. D." that
the Michigan Theater is going "a
hold the picture for a second week
James Cagney battles II out with
Miss Davis before they finally
settle down TO discover they are
in love.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-24
Fox Offers Sunny
Michigan to Hold
New Film Coming
to Adams, State
Keeps Bill
By MAURICE WALKER

A NEW version Of one Of Broa3d'
Ways most populdr nluSlCdl ColIle-
dies. sunny opens al the FOX
Theater Friday bringing with II
some of Jerome Kern's best music,
"Who?." sunny" "D'Ya Love
Me-" and Two Little BluebiroS.
In addition 10 The songs. the film
offers some lively dancing by Ray
Bolccr and the famous Hartmans.
Americas favorite opponents OF
eccentric comedy dancelogy.
The lovely Anna Neagle is CO.
starred with John Carroll 10
furnish the romance while comedy
honors are placed in the hands OF
Edward Everett Horton.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-17
Flashes
Of Life
~ NE Asseslstsl rrsss
ANITA ~ AN1A PAY


SANTA WANTS PAY
oVINCENNES, Ind. An
drew williams wants it known
that he's not Santa Claus,
though he plays the part for
hire at Christmas time.
He's suing Harold Kendall,
night club keeper, for $50 he
says IL due him for serving as
Saint Nick two nights last holt
day season.
Williams has upped his price,
he says, because the customers,
ir festive mood, tore his costume
and spilled liquor on his whis-
kers.
All, LOVE
CLOS ANGI LES-Three Uni
versity of Missouri Romeos raced
their motor car 1000 miles
against a train to keep . date
they hope. % f,se e '-ff =
The train carried 700 Stephens
college girls from Columbia, Mo-,
on western tour. Among them
were the Juliets of Tony Webster
and William Helm Of st. Louis
and Merrill Gassert of New
York.
Departures were on the same
day. So were arrivals, the girls
having made two stopovers en-
route.
The date depends upon chap
eron approval. So far, the boys
only reward has been a half
hours talk in--of all places
crowded railroad station.
%
WALKING MRNAGERIE
CLOS ANGELES - Edwin
Flanz, so, dashed into police
headquarters to report the rob-
berry Of
Eighteen dollars, q parrot, two
love birds and Q pound Of bo-
logna.
But Flanz still had plenty Of
pets: Another parrot on his
shoulder, q tiny dog In one hand
and . box Of white rats in the
other.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-17

Library Expsnsr ................ -
LDsory 1alaSses ,......s...s..... -
Library - censress ............. Ie.se
Tosal :...:.........::.... -
The following resolution was of1os0d
b. peel oshsnhsr. s0pportsd ~ Law
renoe 0Dh0ek
TNs resoluItou carried. Ill voting Aye.
WHE1BA8. Unien 0ehoel Dt1tyiet Ne.
Yvnettonal Of Clinton and Harrison
rownships. and The City of Mount
Clsmsns hsve Interests IN eemmsa n
lands within ths CITY q Mount Cjssn.
ens now being oefsss1 tos sals b. Ne
state Land Office Neard under The Pre-
Visions Of Act No. iss Of the Public
Acts Of 1851. % amended: and
wHEREAS. u b the desire ~ said
Union School District No. I Fractional
of Clinton and Harrison Townships, end
Ne Ciey Of Mount Clemens 70 JOIN In
Bidding for and holding said lands u
aesu.rsd for public purposes; now,
Hx II REsoLvED. ny the City Com.
mission Of the City Of Mount Clemens,
that the City Of Mount Clemens do
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-17

=: 3D.! + 49, ~
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Kssly. - $1,000 49, 81 80.
they hssesV - paap1 r "a e.
bshals e - unlea esaoS1 o1o1(
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Clsmsns. = ~ ugoqo!e1o - - cey
- nsunt cieMens 49, S91se 3!
sale ~ - 0tsAs teaA of4es noerd
IN Ne sals 49, eslne ~ - ~
lands IN - County q NeeeasA
REDoLvID. yUx5uxA, TAet ~ My.
o. and Clerk b s,d thev heseby an
e0thortssd - issue wersanos uA1 thu
Treesurss - issus ehecks - NJ oset1
LanA off1es Beard ios payulsnts 70 y
msds un6sr and IN secssdsnss WIN
SxsoIvxD. ruKrHKa. rAss x n.
CITY a Mount Clemens and Unior
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-17
POWELL & SCHWARTZ
ANNOUNCEMENT!
Purton Motor Soles
Formerly located at 100 South
Gratiot Ave-. Mt. Clemens, has
moved to
ISL SOUTH GRATlOT

Our new lot 10 well lighted 1t night.
thus enabling our cust0meys 70 look
: eur ca1Ue ovep carefully.
Every car On our lot has 6ee6
selected by u with but one aim
In mlnd-to give our customers
the most for their dollar. Il win
PAY YOU 70 PAY Us. visit.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-17

yrsdssiek Hoss Cosupsay ......... M
Remington 1and. Inc .,........ -
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Aoase 0pegting oosds Cpmpany ~
Ths 0taO1s preO ................ 0-M
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0ean6oro on Company .......s.s III
utA-Westssn publishtns
...s.....s..r..sssss 49,
ochctastie puhlications .......... is
$4,000 1Gsnins 1quipmsnt.
oool1 tssSunsn 4 Company 80. iei.os
Tele1o Gstal Furniture
Comp00yt NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. S3ly
veruier q Dsdsnbsch ,........... o5.W
van Buren, Brothers ............ 5&ee
vsgklos's ypod Market .......... 4.0
Wotanmnn & Dabcock .......... ~
Ahn1 A. Wolf. Inc. ............ IAN
World Dook Company .......... 49,
Nelle b. Hail. Bookstore 1850. 3l.4l
d. J. 9cher .,..................
L0u0o Holttef ...............sv.. No.
Harry Dooa)dsOn .............. 49,
". q. eharland .................. 80
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-17
Leaal. Notices

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ths ofsics G - lnos1 - 1seemb
Cuunfy Doaa cp0alssioaeD q H. aith
0oNr. Maeomh County DqD)otnO. Mount
CamsaA A1lshio1n until l0oa11u, March
- - 9 il:a =. y. - - e'slsw-
de eoaHl.alios y yss1 Shsval
snd Crane WITH = 1oee boon and
= u. diG9ino elamshell bue6eG
opecifieotiono ~ sanne may - o.
tained n H. ahovo offloa.
H. VsepssAls WI thea b pubaseay
a esrtil9sa dAssk o. easAisg'e s,,eek
b IT, amoent e - q ~ ~ pstee
made payohso - ~ Uoar0 g 0oeonh
County tosd Ce@nialsneFa unut -
company e0eA psuoasnl
Ths risht - ra3est any and IN pro
posals o. - waive 1e1sets 3 reserved ~
ths Beard 6 slgacoOh County 1aed
CommisG1onoce
An Dso0esah - ~ In sealod snve-
lopcs nd plaAniy marked . - N
matsssa, 80 ~ upsa snd - naaaA
BOARD o. NAcolp COUNTY
ROAD co41lno91ooeElD.
Harry ~. v. Lumley. Chairman,
lloyd 4. vinoh. vleo-Chaigmam.
DaIf Nooes. lssnbes.
MoN.-aaas. ~.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-17

Asssuso . q - eeAss o.
The regular meeting e ~ 1eeed q
1dueation was he3d tuesday. March II,
issi; q l:se O'clock n Tie senss q
Hsm6,rs 1ssssns: wiuiim Z. xsllv.
Paul W. 0clsanhsr. Harry . Denal9son.
Roland Nank. Lawfenee 0ehotA
The moetin1 WAs uol1o1 - ogooe 6y
the prosidlnk, Wi11ism 3. xally, snd The
minutes Of Ne PREVIOUS msesng 49,
proved.
rhs following rsport II ~ Treasures.
dered spread upon the uinuteo:
fN8ASUREDsD 1No01
Tnnnhnfsa Fund
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-17

iAi
HARRY 3. DONALDSON Treasurer
The report Of the Librarian was read
and ordered spread upon the minutes.
On motion by Harry Donaldson. sup
ported by Roland Nank. the following
bills against the various funds were IL
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-17

Brawley high school grid
ders will climb into a big
yellow bus, cross the Alamo
and charge Holtville's play
ing field tonight.
What will happen to Brawleys
charge remains to be seen, but many
observers believe it won't be stopped
until a man wearing a striped shirt
shoots a little black gun he has
been carrying in his hip pocket.
If the fans turn out to be cor
rect, the Wildcats can climb back
into their big yellow bus, recrosS
the Alamo, charge their beds and
sleep the peaceful sleep of victors,
knowing they have vindicated their
last two futile attempts to over
power the enemy. But should the
Wildcat charge be stopped before
he man in the striped shirt fires
lis gun, the Brawley boys will not
est so easily after they slide under
he covers. Two ties and one defeat
r three straight ties will give them
lore than they want to think
bout
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-17
Harvester Co.
Executive Dies

BEVERLY HILLS. Cal, Oct. II
up - Funeral arrangements for
Harold F.. Mccormick. wealthy
chairman of the board of Inter-
national Harvester company, were
held up today pending arrival of
relatives from Chicago.
Mccormick died at his summer
home here Yesterday of cerebral
hemorrhage, although he had been
{ semi-invalid for several years
from recurring heart trouble and
arthritiS.
His widow, the former Adah Will
son of Los Angeles, was at the bed
side when death came. His third
wife, Miss Wilson married McCor-
mick three years ago while employ
ed as his nurse. They had known
each other 10 years.
Although Mccormick was nominal
head of International Harvester
when he died, he had been inactive
several years. He built the company
into one OF the largest farm i'm
plement concerns in the world. He
was the son of Cyrus Mccormick
inventor of the reaper.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-17
Major and Minor
Baseha!Iers Meet

~ FRANCISCO. Oct. II up
A.-,.ar mao. and minor league
b..ss.U teams meet ire Sunday
=. : - SrdiM. in ,he tenth an
..5# co beHefI' 9aMe.
-. CnarAan n! The Philadelphia
-. .f:a."~ tn major
..l.... H.y a...u. lie has for
..'e.an- taa Erplo bon!2m. the
l. ..... .aa Vic UH1ed tho de-
.Ia#.. .' =. 80" .0lit series for
~ .rH #lst IarEeo-, Manuel
Sue ot Ba-fau. ana Fleming OF
~ T 'n. Re SIX Larry Wooda.l,
i..a.... -. O. - MIaG. leaguer5,
.as. -. .'. =. ic". aeats and Sam
c. o.. 49, -. fral"i.co Seals
..a J... Gro .- q. Sac~ mcnto
~ =. '.e.a.d Fu.c IO".ttrdl will
CO.. ger ~ n.l leagu'l5 and
e r. @.H.a. ",'a T.. The MN
P.g..". q. th" -amc aro used to
psaaa" for an welfare anc recre-
an. o.. DO III tie SaH Francisco
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-17
BY JIM SULLIVAN

SAN FRANCISCO Oct. II. CUP)
The slightly tarniShed prestige Of
IaCIiIc coast football. as compared
to the mid-western brand. may get
what amounts to a shot in the AIM
tomorrow when Santa Clara plays
Michigan State here.
Santa Clara is king Of the far
western independents and the only
unDcaten major team 1ycst OF the
Rockies. Michigan State IS the No.
. independent team of the middle
country. yielding only to mighty
Notre Dame.
Santa Clara should win and there
by do something toward restoring
the lustre of western football which
defeats of Washington by Mime
sofa and of use by Ohio State had
dlmmed
While Santa Clara takes on the
MIrhiganderS led by Charley Bach
man. two of the Pacific Coast con-
fecenee'S present big four will be
seeking to improve their first diyi-
SION standings.
Washington, which got back on
the track last week after two set
backs. plays UCLA in Seattle. Ore
CON. the surprise team 50 far in
the 1871 campaign. plays California
in Portland. Washington and Ore
gOn are favored.
In a third conference game use
and Washington State, both con-
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-17

Imperial Valley junior eol.e2e>
will so III to action aealnst four
year-schoo. froSh gridderS SatG:c,a,
night
Brawley jaycec will travci &c
Whittier for a tuSS:e with the fresh
men OF that school and the l..
Centric Arabs will cash W!Ch Occ:-
dental freshmen a the {. Cen
stadium.
Brawley Coach John Mcintyre eN-
poets a fairly even game for 8
change. Whittier suffered a detea.
similar to Brawley's at the hanc
OF Citrus J c. Whittier SCORED ana
BraWley scored on the Citrus bor>
Injuries may make the difference
II the TWO teams, however NcIn-
tyre said his backs are in good con-
dit!on but the line mas -ost two
regulars. Dumas a guard. IS oG. O..
play because OF broken ~ihs. AZ.
Acuna. rugged tackle. IS on cr,.tenos.
Acuna'S knee was twisted IL tie
Citrus game.
In E Centro. the Arabs have
spent tie last few da:s bWidm- It
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-17
THE DAYS
SPORTS PARADE
By Harry Ferguson

nesota might be a mite better" Tho
dictionary says a mite is "a particle.
bit or jot", and. translated into
mathematics, that means 0O0001. So
that gives Texas a ranking of
80 9999o8
Santa Clara was easy. An alumnrs
Of that school asked me what /
thought they should rate and said
oh about 45.938.55
III match You doubl" or moth
ing" he said, quick as a flash. and
I agreed. provided he WoHld let NC
subtract the cube root of three
from the result He won. Santa
Clara stands at twice 45938-or
el876. minus the cube rect Of
three.
Garcia Square kindergartcn viz
tually was unknown in football
circles until / started my percentage
rankings. Investigation disclosed
That they have never lost "a game.
However, it IS difficult to obtain
data on them because they never
hayc played a game. What a di-
lemma! l asked my small daughter.
who attends the school. what rank
ing she thought they ought to have
and she replied, Il sure hope Santa
Claus doesn't forget to bring me
some ice skates this Christmas" So
l arbitrarily selected 81 for the per-
ccntage, That was her Grade in
spelling last month.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-17
Santa Clara Has Chance TO Give
Coast Football Lift; Play Mich. State

sidered out of titular chance. plays
in Los Angeles. The outcome is a
tosS-up.
These four games top the Satur-
day football offering. Oregon State,
front-rumner in the conference
chase is idle. and Stanford, the old
champion. plays avirtual setup in
University of San Francisco. Stead
lily improving Idaho shows Utah
State some of Francis Schmidt's raz
2le-da22le at Logan and Montana
takes on Gonzaga at MisSoula. Sun
DAYS show offers only ST Mary,
aerial circus against EXCEPTIONAL.
weak University OF Portland,
In the class B" ranks of tn
west, lots of action is promised j.
the game between unbeaten Villa
mettc and Whittier at Salem to
night; the intersectonal at Sal
Jose between San Jose State anC
Hardin Simmons tonight; the Nev-
ada Fresno State clash at Reno
Saturday; the San Diego State
RedlandS meeting in San Diego
Saturday night.
Other games for the weekend are:
Friday night: Loyola Texas Mines,
Los Angeles; Greeley-Montana State,
Greeley; Cal Tech-Occidental Pasa-
dena; Cal Poly-La Verne, San LUIS
Obispo; College of Pacific Cal Ag-
gies, Stockton; Pacific university
Lutheran-Pugct Sound, Tacoma.
LuthCran-Puget Sound, Tacoma.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-17

NEW YORK. Oct. II tUPl - A
lady down in Tennessee writes III
to say that she is dizzy from looking
at those tables in which football
teams are ranked even down to tNc
last decimal point. You know-Mm-
nesota 9807, Texas 1854, Santa
Clara 9499 and Navy 1888
The lady says she is baffled By
the whole business That makes two
Of us She says she has been watch
inc football for some time and
never saw a team with a decimal
point on it. She asked whether I
can tell her how the boys who make
up those tables go about ranking
the teams. Nc, Ma am, 1 can't.
Then She asks why 1 don't 90 to
the store, get a half pound of deci-
NAL points and make up table of
my Own ranking the teams. Lady.
it S q pleasure.
Right this minute the four lead
ing teams in the country, with their
percentages and decimal points. are:
Minnesota ... .......... 99999999
Texas .. ............. ........ 99999998
Santa Clara ....... 9l876---
Minus the cube root of three,
Garcia Square kindergarten.
New York City ..... 84OOOOO0
It was nip and tuck between Min
neSOta and Texas to see which
would be the leading team of the
ration. This is how YOU figure Min
neSOta'S strength.
The mean annual rainfall for the
state of Minnesota in 1910 was 27.4.
To that YOU must add l3 the
number of letters in the name OF
Bernie Bierman, who coaches the
team. Now, figuring the offensive
strength Of Minnesota. we find
that the team has scored 48 points
in two games. But the team also
has had - points scored against it.
leaving a net offensive strength Of
So. That gives Minnesota rank
lnE of 764 on what are known as
the pondcrable factorS.' Now for
the impOnderablc factors.
Minneapolis, where NJ n n C sofa
plays its home games, has Il popula-
ton of 48997l. Every time Bruce
Smith runs with the ball those peo-
pie produce noise at a decibel rate
of % $4,000 Adding that under the
heading of morale, you find the
Minnesota team with an aggregate
of 90 9999999.
Once YOU have established the
leader. the rest depends entirely
on comparative values The trick is
to get somebody to do the compar-
ing who is familiar with the teams.
Working on the Texas percentage,
enlisted the aid Of George KlrE-
sey, United Pros sports writer who
was born in Texas and has travelled
extensively in Minnesota When ask
to compare Minnesota ard Texas,
he said: Texas is good, but Mn
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-17
rid Fans See Play at Imperial HoItviIle Tonight
BrowIey ond
Vikings Scrap

In Holtville, the Vikings remain
unconvinced that Brawley is an ir-
resistible force, and declare If it is
Holtville will suddenly become an
immovable object.
To date, neither team has proven
itself to be anything of wonder.
CaleXico and Ell Centre did a pref
ty fair job of resisting the Wildcats
when each held the nortnend team
to tie games, and Holtville WAS
moved back to its goal line by three
Calexico tOuChdoWnS.
Here are the probable starting
lineupS:
Brawley
EndS-Gillcspie and Graham.
TacklcS-Allen and Dessel.
Cuards-Johnson and KobatSu.
Center-Benson.
BackS-Burnette, Minter, Okuma,
and Sherman.
Holtville
EndS-Buckel and Williams.
Tackles-Golden and Hawk.
GuardS-Imazu and Wogatzke.
Center-Sharp.
Backs-Aldaco. Maynard, Omori,
and Simpson.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-17
Braw|ey j.C. Travels to Whittier;
Arabs Take 0xy Frosh On Here

.es1..-a t. eo@H W1& INC trit*.
sa.,.3 ..@.rs..." .cact-ccd BY Qc-
c.sau... T.,-s.
0.y. d. - DcnHor,ein indicate
IL s>rcy'~ x ..r1 lose battle Sat
.4.as .... I.e ADDS are n
-. t.,.. covWt.on than they
vs.a H., tae PMoo4iX game and
I..s.ua Na.ss.+ low altitude viii
r.. . .sH# .a..C naacA out ct
II on eas#
y, si.e- are Eogains better
-. ..r as.are. IHe open style Of
ban C.. IA! uss, Ne, states pre-
c!>.s. ..- PED on e.erX play. Un-
- ~: .c#t. + ..3.-r.a.n has had
t.a#... .a..i..1 uu e.. his boys out
- -. ...4 .ama .:.uc. Such
-. ..r -. tie Arabs without.
~ ..r ....iH@ % c1HrT out the
=! ~. -. ,nla week has
So. ....l I.anrot- Il great deal or
.na s.o".. fans vN probably see
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Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-17
Property Seizure
Measure Signed

WASHINGTON Oct. II CUPD -,
President Roosevelt today signed
the. property requiSitiOning bill
granting the administration Il
powerful club in obtaining rital
materials which owners arc reluct.
ant to surrender.
One of the first moves under the
law probably will be seizure of some
copper warehouses. TeStifying Oct.
Is before a congressional committee.
priorities Director Donald Nelson
said that the copper shortage was
acute and that there we're about
100000 pounds of copper that has
been stored in ware houses since
1898, some Of it undoubtedly axis
owned" He said that steps probably
would be taken to seize this metal
as soon as the President signed the
property draft bill.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-17
Del Rio Opens
Golf Play Sunday

TIE De. Rio country c,ub will o.
tlc.a.ly open IS eoI course SUNDAY.
IHH.tauo"> have been sent to 9th
G. Inpeua. Valley eolt clubs to al
:c"6 :Ae opening at which Moytle
D3.:a "" be present to get golfers
C.. - ! zoOG star.
Du,ra will serve the ciub as pre-
this year He is comng to the valley
from Michigan where he made an
outstanding record il profeSSlona!
PAY
TIE Hoythend course has been re-
ported q be II top condition arc
Sunday there vii be no green fee
lunches VIII be served d; the Club
house.