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The Wrangell sentinel., 1941-10-17
Plans Of Duck Hunters Go Awry As Result Of Storms;
 HanfOrd Gets Break At 65

were forced to beat a nasty retreat in the lee of Lesnoi Island and were rescued later by Ernest Camp bell in the Campbell cruiser.
 Teachers in the storm bound par ty were MT. Eide and Harry Will Hams, who finally made it to school on time. Others in the Benjamin party were, Al Osborn, Chuck Wag- ner, Lew Williams Jr. and Warren Gartley Aboard the Ellis boat were Mir and Mrs. Robert Hansler and their nephew Harold Hansler, MT. and Mrs. Ellis and Dwight Bushey.
 Many hunters this season have been storm bound on the flats by unexpected severe southeasters kick ing up heavy swells in the channel Harry Coulter and his brother John were storm bound several days on Browns Island. On the opening day of the duck season Fred Hanford with Mrs. Cecilia Theile, Sue Smith and Winnie Williams spent an un' anticipated four day vacation or the flats when a sudden storm blew up to prevent their return home Duck stew concotted by a masterly Hanford hand was the main fare during their stay.
 Hanford was disgusted. q would have to wait until I was 65 to ge stranded on an island with three women" he sighed, on the return hGma
The Wrangell sentinel., 1941-10-17
Fall Of Moscow
 Imminent In
 Next Few Days
By=A Associated Press ]

Moscow appears in acute dan. ger of falling to tn Nazi forces within the next few days des- pite strong Russian resistance. Various diplomatic staffs, in- oluding that of the United States. are leaving the city for a point to the eastward, pre- sumably Kazan. Russian high command admitted the situa- tion was critical but denied the city was in danger of actually falling to the invaders. The Germans continued to strafe the city from the air and panzer di- visions were reported within 40 miles of the city outskirts. Sta lin was said to be still in the Kremlin but it was said Soviet government headquarters were prepared to move to Kazan, 300 miles to the east.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1941-10-17
REPAIR MEN HERE

A. NJ Stewart and Roscoe Town send, representatives of the Under wood Typewriting Company, with headquarters at Anchorage, arrived in Wrangell this week on their an nual trip throughout southeast Al. aska. Townsend went on to Ketehi- kan, but Stewart will remain in Wrangell for a time and has opened a typewriter repair shop in the J 'C. Johnson plumbing shop.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1941-10-17
Destroyer TOrpedOed Off Iceland;
 Situation Critical
By=Associated Pre@l

 WASHINGTON, Oct. IT, The U. S. Destroyer Cairney was torpedoed 150 miles off Iceland. according to a report received here. Though badly damaged the vessel is continuing under her own power to Iceland, where she was bound, accord ing to the report. The incident brought to greater tension the strained relations already exist ing here because of the inter- national situation. Many obser- vers predicted all-out war lm- minent.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1941-10-17
House Passes
 Bill To Arm US
 Merchant Ships
lBy Associated Press)

WASHINGTON. Oct n - The House Of Representatives today pas sed the bill amending the Neutral ity Act to provide for the arming of American merchant vessels. It now goes to the Senate where il is eX- pcted to be rushed through despite opposition by isolationist Senators. The Japanese situation and the tor pedoiug of an American destroyer off Iceland gave the passage of the bill additional impetus.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1941-10-17
HAPPY BIRTHDAY ]
:. -:. !. I. i. !. j. I. 4 <. 4

< z. !. ..' [. 's' < < F '3' < F < The Sentinel extends birthday greetings this week to the follow ing:
 Charles Williamson, October IS.
 Mrs. George Sumption, October IS. Mrs. Eileen Kitt1lsby, October 19. Marjory Ann Luth, October 20.
 Fred Magnuson, October 21.
 Mrs. M. A. Cramer, October 21.
 Andrew Prussi, October 22-
 Mrs. Cope Mnndy, Oct. 2z- ArnaIb FnuzEi,, GefnheE zH>
The Wrangell sentinel., 1941-10-17
TO VISIT HERE

Mrs. William Mcbride, of Kent. Washington, mother of T. J. Me Bride, local electric shop proprietor. is expected to arrive in Wrangell Monday on the North Sea She will be a guest of her son and daughter in-law while visiting here.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1941-10-17
FINANCES B0THERING
 NAZIS AND ITALIANS

ROME, Oct. IT - WaltEer Funk Germanys minister of economies and President of the Reichsbank, and a staff of experts will come to Rome from Berlin within a few days for d discussion of financial and econ omie problems with Italian leaders, it was announced here today
The Wrangell sentinel., 1941-10-17
SKIPPER SOUTH

Capt Angus Mcleod sailed yes terday on the Northland for Ketchi- kan to make connections with a Canadian National steamer bound for Victoria. Capt. Mcleod is skip per of a tunnel boat on Dease Lake tor the General Construction Com pany, carrying freight across the lake for the Watson Lake air base.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1941-10-17
WILDLIFE AGENTS
 PAY WRANGELL VISIT

H. R. Sarber. Wildlife agent for Wrangell-Petersburg district, was in town this week while on routine pa trol. Sarber was accompanied by J. E. Longworth, a new member ad- ded to the Game commission rolls who, it is expected, will be stationed in the southeast Alaska district. The WiIdlife agents came in on the Game Commission vessel Black Bear, skip pered by Howard Jensen.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1941-10-17
VISITING L0VETTs

Mrs. Mayme Dalbec and daugh- ter Jo Ann, of Great Falls, Montana. arrived in Wrangell last Saturday on the Northland for an indefinite wis it with Mrs. Dalbec's daughter and son-in-law, MT. and Mrs. James Loyett.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1941-10-17
MRS. DUNKELBERGER LICENSED
 TO WED KETCHIKAN MAN

A marriage license has been is sued in Ketchikan to Ann Dunkel- berger of Wrangell and Walter T. Ernst of Ketchikan. Mrs. Dunkel- berger is widely known here, hay- ing resided In WEaagen maat of hex Life.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1941-10-17
HARTMAN HOME FROM
 MOSCOW TO REPORT

LONDON. Oct, IT - ". Averen Hartman. who headed the Ameri- can delegation to Moscow to arrange for aid to Russia. left Great Britain by bomber yesterday for the United States where he wilf report to Pres ident Roosevelt. Six of Harriman's advisers accompanied him.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1941-10-17
AT THE HOSPITAL

Fred Dolphin was discharged Fri- day. October 10.
 Dewey Young was admitted Oct cber 13 and discharged the following day, a medical patient.
 Jack Spath was admitted October l5 for medical attention.
 William TommiIa was admitted today for a tonsiI operation.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1941-10-17
GOING SOUTH

Mrs. NJ. McLennan, who has been visiting this summer with her son and daughter-in-law, MT. and Mrs. John C. Wellman, is leaving on the Aleutian tomorrow morning for Se- attIe.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1941-10-17
MRS, HUNGERFORD SOUTH

Mrs. Jessie HungerfOrd, Wlfe or H. H. Hungerford, manager of Wrangell Cold Storage, left Thurs day on the Northland for a few weeks visit with her daughter in Seattle.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1941-10-17
MARRIED

Thomas Allain of Ketchikan and Alice Anderson, Sitka, were married Tuesday, October IA by U. S. Com missioner Richard Suratt. Witnesses were Lawrence Lewis and Melvern Dunkleberger.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1941-10-17

Charlie Moore, proprietor of Moore's Cocktail Bar, left this week on the Northland for Seattle on a combined business and vacation trin
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-19

boys. Singh is probably the most
vicious of any of the mat bad boys
and Krauser an aggressive lad of
much muscle and Drawn who has
habit of going as does his
opponent, rough or otherwise.
Leonard in other mat bouts in
various parts of the country has
used his good right hand punch
10 tame the boys down and says
he will do the same tonight if the
situation demands. The match is
best two in three falls.
The other bouts feature tho first
appearance here of the Argen-
tenian, Kayo Ramos, who is said
to have as good a right hand
punch as Leonard boosted in his
hevdey. He meets Mike London.
light-heavy champ. The sh w
starts at $50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-19

NEW YORK, May 19-The st.
Louis Cardinals stand just one
game behind the leading Brooklyn
Dodgers in the National League
pcnnant race today while the
champion Cincinnati Reds are nine
games farther to the rear and
still struggling.
The latter are down in the
neighborhood of the Pittsburgh
Pirates and Philadelphia Phillies.
In other words the Reds don't look
much like champions. The Dodgers
and Cardinals do.
While the Reds finally broke a
six-game losing streak by TRIM
ming the Boston Bees. As, Yester-
day. the Dodgers dropped one by
IA TO the Chicago Cubs and the
Cardinals slammed their way 10 a
neat win over the Philadelphia
Phillics. 6-5.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-19
AMATEUR TILTS- OEE

jeff Coombs accounted for the
Chrysler score in the first half.
He took perfect cross from Tom
SWINE in front of the German net.
lie then waited for Louis Barton
to come between himself and. Ger
man goalie. Hans Zimmerman. AS
soon aS Barton came sliding IN.
JEFF was no. longer offSide-and ne
booted a hard shot low into the
net. The second half score came
during a rush on the German goal.
Zimmerman cleared Tom Symes
shot. but Campbell came in fast
to push the ball in thenet.
Only fine goal tending by Zim-
norman kept the score from being
higher
In tho Michigan Am { Gu r
League all three scheduled games
were called Oft when the depart
ment OF recreation took down the
goal posts without telling Charles
Leeeh. secretary of the league.
CuRXSIER GTRMAN-TNITED
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-19
Equine Royalty Here
For Track Opening
BY LEWIS III. WALTER

If il were customary 10 greet
equine royalty with an artillery
salute. the guns would boom at
the Detroit Race Track today
when Royal Martha strides regally
down the ramp from the special
train which is bringing her and
80 other thoroughbredS from
Churchill Downs.
Royal Martha rates royal
salute because her owner. l. J.
Collins. Ohio State Racing Com
missioner. trainer Al Miller and
thousands who have seen her run
already believe her a queen of the
turf.
She's a 2-year-old brown FLY
this Royal Martha and how she
can run is everybody's business.
That is. everybody who likes 20
be on a winner, Three starts
two wins and a second. That S
her record 10 date. And more
trumphs are promised here during
the 40-day meeting which opens
at the Fair Grounds Wednesday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-19
STAGED Comeback on Pacific Coast

Koeng veteran Yankee shortstop obtained by the
Tigers in filled the bill for Detroit during two
He was released Pacific Coast League 1882 and staged
considerable purchased by the Cubs He
contributed Chicago teams drive late
in 80 Two years later Koeng shipped Cincinnati Later
he the Giants following which he returned to the
coast He since retired
Toronto Roge installed the regular shortsop IN 1882
bv Stanley Harris the Detroit until he was
traded TO the Cubs for Bartell.
Among given the by Tiger managers
since 1900 wees Clifton, Johnny Kerr Bernie Dcviveos
Lou Brewer Charley Colbert Francis tSalty) Parker Ralph
Kress Dixie Howell Bunny Fabrique Chick Gagnon Charles
Naleway George Redfern and Chef Wburn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-19
Bengal, P|dks
Battle Tonight

With a new promoter on the
scene. boxing returns 10 Falrview
Gardens tonight after more than
month of inactivity al the inside
center.
The headliner will feature Tiger
Bengal and Buster BeakS, Match
maker Don Curlcy has revealed.
Curley expects 10 offer weekly
show AZ FairNlcw.
Preliminary cards tonight are
Johnny Martin ". Jimmy Major.
ODell Riley vs.. Billy McNabb.
Mike MARTINEZ vs.. EddIf Smith,
Louis Woods ". Tommy Jordan
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-19

sick when she was beaten a neck
by Fair Flyer in the half-mile dash
over slow track in 0:47. But
Royal Martha soon made him for
get that defeat.
For Royal Martha came back
at Churchill Downs TO beat one OF
the smartest bands of fillies in
the Blue Grass. She did il in the
Debutante Stakes, several days be-
fore the Derby, winning by five
lengths from six rivals. And back
in fourth place in that field was
her previous conqueror, Fair Flyer,
which couldn't match the pace as
this speedy youngSter reeled off
the five furlongs in 80 3-5 with
Jockey George King aboard.
The Detroit track was fortunate
10 draw Royal Martha. for Owner
Collins was tempted 10 take the
filly 10 Belmont and Saratoga. De-
troit has been the scene of many
Collins triumphs, however. In
past seasons he has taken away
many trophies and stakes with
his handicap stars, Bernard F. and
Paradisical both of which have
been retired for breeding pur-
poses. He finally was prevailed
upon TO ship here.
There are other prospective
2-year-old stars among the Col
Inns horses, with Aridisical and
Arisickle as standouts. Aridisical
is a gelded son of Paridisical,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-19
Football Heroes
Star On Track

2 Football heroes can do more
things than carry the pigskin,
block kicks and make tackles.
Take a slant at performances
in the past week-end'S Big Ten
track meet.
Archie Harris. end from In
diana, broke the American dis
Gus record with a heave of TIA
feet / inch.
George Franck, Minnesota
halfback, tied for third in the
100-yard dash.
Dave Rankin, Purdue end,
was fourth in the low hurdles.
George PaSkvan, Wisconsin
fullback. was second in the shot
putt and Bob Hook, tackle from
Michigan, was fourth.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-19
WYATT LOSES SECOND

Taking those three fairly i'm
portant games apart the Rods
snapped out of the doldrums be-
hind The SEVENTH hurting Of Paul
Dcrringer. who struckOut nine Of
the Bees: the Dodgers and Whit
low Wyatt went down together
against the Cubs. the defeat being
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-19
Major Leagues Card
Two Games Tonight

Two major league games and
another of the Briggs Bequtyware
exhibitions were on tonight's De-
troit Softbali Association schedule
in Mack Park. DcFour and WurmS
meet al 9 o'clock while Hudson
and Briggs Manufacturing clash al
7:30 IN major league games.
Briggs Beautyware and F'ruehaut
of the major league. meet in 2an
exhibition al 6.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-19
Leonard Here
As Mai Referee

Benny Leonard. once great
lightweight champion, will appear
here tonight in a new role-that
of a wrestling referee-which part
he will take in the Mango Singh
Karol Krauser bout at the Arena
Gardens.
The Jewish boys assignment
may be a difficult one because he
will have TO handle a pair of TINT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-19
BOSTON

Season batting average.
Team season batting average.
fBatted for Grove In seventh
DETROIT 40 600 100 02--s
Boston 900 900 400 Oi--5
Runs hatred in--Harris York. Gehrlpgev.
Croucher Tabor z. DiMsggio 2. Foxx.
TWO-base hits--Y0rk, Tabor Three-bass
hits - Tebbetts crugcher. Finney. Home
runs-FoxN Tabor Sacrifces-Newsom
Grove Double plays CruurheT Gehringsr
and York 2 Benton. Crnucher and York.
GROVE Cronin and Foxx Left on buses
Detroit - Boston B. Bases On baiis-On
Newsom l. of Benton 2 of Grove q.
off NeWsone 2. Struck out-By Newsom
s. bF Benton D. by Grove T. ~ Sswsons
Hiis-Off Sews0mt \ IN a. \ipniDgs
OF Rent0n/3 IN - inuinge, of Grove n
! innings oU NewsOne , IN 4 innings.
49, by piteher-B By Grove fMuilin. Tsb-
bettst. Wild pitch Grove, Passed bail
Peacock Winning pitcher Benton. T0sirR
pitcher Nswsome f'mDirss Grew Orms-
sE.---ea Hubbard. Tlms-z 50. Attsndsn1e
III 900. -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-19

Five five fast able However his major
shortened by hand injury He went to Mil
and later Fort Worth he managed FL Dorado the
Cotton States League in 1885.
Soluble became the most regular of several Detroit
recruit shorstops He succeeded oupayng George
Wrestling Billy Ake-s Francis Sigafoos and Chick Galloway
Only 20 years old Schube nexperence caused his
release Texas League the following but he later
returned as third baseman and utility infeder.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-19

only the second of the year for
Wyatt. who had won seven
straight. and the Cards scored
their triumph with a dramatic
flourish.
The sacks were loaded when
Johnny Mize slapped out single
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-19
WON KENTUCKY DEBUT

Trainer Miller thought he had
a good filly this Spring when this
daughter of Ariel and Martha
Washington showed great. speed in
her trials. But he was positive
when she ran away from her foes
in her debut at Keeneland He
aimed her for the Dinner Purse
al keeneland. felt a little heart
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-19

stationed AT the position dltcT
a pair Of recruits had failed to
live up 10 expectations.
Then came Topper Rig
ney,' from Texas A. and NJ,
late in 1922 TO hold the short
stop post regularly for three
seasons. In 1928, Rigney fash
toned the highest batting aver
age of any Tiger shortstop, a
stable .313. But he, was
released in 1926. to the Re6~Sox
Then another Texas LeaCue[
Jackie Tavener. turned up as
Detrpit' rpCu ar short on
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-19
LENARD SCORES BOTH

Tony Lenard accounted for both
Of the Thistles' goals late in the
second stanza. BY winning, This
ties earned the right 10 meet
ChrySler for the cup June /.
Lack of scoring punch on the
front line appeared 10 be the rea-
son that Chrysler beat the Ger
man-United club 20 in the second
half of the double header at Mack
Park.
The Auto Men were injury rid
died after the National Open con-
test in which they lost the title 10
Pawtucket last Sunday and had
a makeshift lineup that shouldn't
have been hard for a good often
sive team 10 beat. Neil Campbell,
center forward, started and later
Tom Ferrans, fullback. took over
in the goal in place of the injured
Dougal Nelson. Several of the
other boys also switched around
10 positions that were foreign 10
them.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-19
Rockies Fail, FIaqstead Gets Job

released by Ty Cobb then manager IN The CLOSING
days Of 1919 He caught on with Washington where
he payed for He later managed Washington Pitts
burgh Cincinnati clubs plotting the Pirates to pcnnan IN
1927 managed Indianapolis Minneapolis and Louisville
before poor health caused his retirement.
sudden release left the Tigers without seasoned
shor,stop in late Ira Fagstead outfiede was
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-19
Real Fisherman

Wallace Becry holds the record
for landing the largest California
black bass. a 5l5-pounder, at
Santa Catalina in 1916.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-19

baseball short while Denver where he died
a few years later.
The late Charley OLeay purchased from Des Moines sue
Long of his superb fielding OLeary held the
job regularly for five Never hard hitter OLeay
occupied eighth place Tiger batting order However ne
did achieve couted the first home
run at Navin Field.
The colorfu along in 1909 being recalled
Indianapolis He had previously played with Saginaw ana
Fort Wayne Fast and fielder Immediately became
star Detroit club for longer period than any
shorsop something like y years Bush was not CON
ssept batsrn But because wasuscd leadof
man in Hughe Jennings batting order s best average with
Detroit was $50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-19
Probable Pitchers
BY international News Service
TODAY
AMERICAN LEAGUE
a - nAtf.a.u.E ~

AMERICAN LEAGUE
Cleveland AZ Philadelphia-Minsr vs.
McCrabh
Chicago AZ Washington-smlth vs.. Ken
needy
Detroit At Boston Corsica vs. Dobson
So Louis a. New York -Galehouse vs.
Russo.
NATIONAL LEAGIiE
BROOKLYN AZ Chicsgo.-Casey vs. Passeau
Boston az Cincinnati-Salvo vs. Wander
Nicer
New York a. PITTSBURGH Hubbell vs.
Butcher
COnlyt games scheduled
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-19
Thistle, Chrysler
In Soccer Final
Goalie' S Play Puts
Champion Iosco
Club Out

Joe Carelli. Thistle goale. may
be the difference between that
clubs being mediocre organiza-
ton or the Michigan State Soccer
champions. This fact was shown
when Thistle pulled surprise 20
victory over Iosco in yesterdays
state cup semifnal at Mack Park.
Carelli put on a miraculous per-
Torrance in the nets for Thistles
and among his many accomplish
ments we're two great saves on
penalty kicks. He saved on Frank
Harker in the first half and on
Jim Cannon in the second. These
two brilliant saves did much 10
take the heart out of the defend
ING champions.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-19

then known as the Highlanders,
where he remained as player
and manager until 1910, when
he went to Washington.
To replace Elberfield, the
Detroit manager OF 1903. Ed
ward G.. Barrow, now head Of
the New York Yankees, obtained
Herman Dutch Long, who had
a background Of ID years ex-
perience in the National League.
Long remained with the Tigers
one year before becoming man
ager of Toledo in 1904. Because
OF failing health he retired from
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-19
REDS ARE SORRY-LOOKING CHAMPIONS
Dodqers, Cards Take Show; Reds Far Back

in the last half of the ninth to
bring home the winning margin
The remaining Sabbath National
League contest went TO the Giants
over the Pittsburgh Pirates, > 10
4. highlight,of this encounter being
Bill McGee's first start as Giant.
He was beltcd out in the second
inning
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-19
Seasoned PLAYER Before Tioer DAYS

Before coming to the Tigers Ebereld seasoned big
Lacquer having previously worked for Brooklyn and Cincinnati
three with Detroit Eberfed shifted to New York
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-19
TRIBE INUNDATED

TRIBE HUMILIATED
The Chicago White SoX. Detroit
Tigers and New York Yankees all
gained a full game on the lead
ing Cleveland Indians in the Amer
lean League, but all of them also
remained well off the pace the
Indians have been setting The
Tribss defeat OF yeStcrd y
amounted 10 outright humiliation.
The Philadelphia Athletics did 1t
by 10 to 3.
The White SoX scored five runs
in the last three frames 10 beat
the Washington Senators. 10 10 ).
and thus hang on TO second place,
while the Tigers were downing the
Boston Red SoX, 6 to 5, in IL in
nlngS.
The Yankees blasted the st.
Louis Browns by l. 10 2. with
Lefty Gomez going the route to
victory and pulling the Yanks into
a tie with the Red SoX for fourth
place.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-19

fxo MacoIonsll
SPORTS EDITOR

Kid EIberfeId Was Firsh frankie Croucher Only
inJob, Joining Detroit 18th Man TO Handle
in 300, Left in 9o2 Shortstop for Tigers
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HIS 4TH HOMER

Continued on Page 49,
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TODAY GA
BroukiVn ~ ChjCag1
Sew York a. ptu9ufgh
BOSTON AZ Cincinnati
Only games scheduled.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-20
NOTICES
DEATH FUNERAL

BERCHTOLD- In Artesia, Calf,
on Tuesday, Aug. 10, 1941. Fred
Berchtold beloved uncle of Mrs.
Anna Binter, Mrs. Lena Berch-
told. Mrs Mary Muller and other
relatives in Imperial Valley and
in Switzerland. A native of Swift
zerland, aged IS. A resident of
Imperial Valley for 35 years, a
resident of Artesia the past 3
years. Friends are respectfully in
vited to attend the funeral Fri
day, Aug. % at 9 am. at st.
Mary's Catholic Church, Fifth
and Orange, Ell Centre.