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The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-04-08

Above, German airmen brought down in England, their burning plane in the background. Al right, damage done London resi- dences by single heavy bomb. Inset, Harvey Klemmer. diplomat
 and author.
 By LEONARD c. HALL.
 NEW YORK = German fliers brought down by the RAF reveal more about how things are in Germany by the things they don't know about England than by the information which intelli- gence officers are able to elicit on direct questioning. This is re- vealed in They'll Never Quit, the latest book on the British blitzkrieg. by Harvey Klemmer, economist and diplomat, who was for three years an attache of the United States Embassy in Lon don. Klemmer's book, published by Wilfred Funk, New York, was written at white heat and with out benefit of censor on his re- cent return here from his London post.
 Many Germans believe, Klem- mer states, that part of England is already in the hands of the Nazis. Several pilots, either forced down or shot down, have de manded to be taken to the near est German officials in occupied territory. One lad, told that the nearest Nazi official was on the other side of the channel, re piled:
 They are at Reading. It is useless to lie to me. I know all about it."
 Other airmen, he continued, seem to have the impression that Scotland and Ireland have been occupied and that the British fleet has been sunk.
 Free of the restraint of official connection with the Embassy, Klemmer wrote his book in Wash ington as he saw things in Lon don and in England. The censor ship in Germany is infinitely more strict than in England, and one
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-22
LEGAL ADYERTISEMENT
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
No poiS

Estate Of OSCAR F.. HAUN, also
known as O. F, HAUN Deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the
undersigned. Kathryn r. Haun as
ExecutriX of the estate of Oscar
F. Haun, also known as O. f. Haun,
deceased, to the creditors Of and all
persons having claims against the
said deceased, that within six
months after The first publication
of this notice they either file them
with the necessary vouchers in the
office of the Clerk OF the Superior
Court of the State Of California, III
and for the County Of Imperial, or
exhibit them with the necessary
vouchers 70 the SAID Kathryn r.
Haun. as Executrx of SAID estate,
at the office Of y. = Roberts, POT
Bank Of America Bldg Sixth and
Nam Street, FL Centre California,
the same beng the place for the
transacuOn Of the bufincSs of the
said estate IN the County Of Impc-
rial. State Of California.
Dated a. II Centre California,
this goth day of September, l94l,
KATHRYN r HAUN
Executrix Of the Estate Of
OSCAR F. HAUN.
Deceased
lS22-29, O5-l3)
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-22
C.I.F. Bans
Fr0sh on Varsifies

SANTA BARBARA. CAL Sept. y
CUP, The Canlornia Collrglh
Athletic ASSOCIATION has turned
thumbs down ON freshmen playing
varsity football
Meeting here Saturday repreSen-
tatiVce OF he association voted
against aur change i'll the present
freshman ruiz. Changes lad been
urged by >cma ON lie ground that
the draft Wa ta';ms many upper
clasSnen.
Rcprcsou.ut.4,- q Fresno. san
Diego. san jc,c and Santa Bar
bara COLLEGES however dr,ided that
the situation WAS Got yet suftici-
emily serious to warrant change.
Basketball Da C5all and rack
schedules Wc@ planned at the clos
ed meeting The CCAA baseball sea
son. 1t W3s oeciucd. will open at
Santa Barbara March II against.
san Joae.
The all-rmlouce track meet
and sport "arnru 1as booked for
MAY 9 at Saa Diego The CCAA
boxing and Wu-Di,af tounamo- Z
will be held II Fresno March 20.
AttcraiNp lie mca;ihs were Nor
RE GrooS OF 7an Diego, Eah Wright
of Fresno. TiHy Hartranft, Se'h
jose and Spdd Harder Of Sal..S
Barbara.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-22
Buns Lead i'm
Home Stretch

last game.
Brooklyn will have Il chance t.
increase its lead today by beating
the Phillics because the Cards arc
idle. Il the Dodgers should lose
their lead Will be shaved to .00l
percentage point.
With $4,000 oval Brooklyn fans
on hand to che y their beloved
buns the DodPcr inspired new
attendance record at home for the
Phillles Yesterday 359O9. But the
,a'thful saw Brooklyn divide a
double hCado..
III" Dodgers c2ppcd the opener
8-}, behind Johnny Aliens five
hit pitching. combined with homerS
by D3lf Camill mo. 81 and
Mickey Owen. The Phils won the
niehtcap, 6-3. largely because OF
Danny IitWhilcr's homer with the
bases loaded off Luke Hamlin in
the first inning.
Billy herman. who has been play
ing heroically at second base for
the Dodgers. was injured in the
first game when he fell over iirSt
baseman Nick Etten. He had to
retire but DR.. II. C. Boyle. who eX-
amincd him, reported only sli2ht
muscle stran in the left LEG ana
said Herman would be able to play
today.
Finding their batting eyes again,
the Cardinals hammered out 81
hits-l4 in the opener ana II III
the nigGtcap-tO slug the Cubs.
6-5 and 10. A brilliant piece OF
baScrunnin2 by Rookie Stan Mus
ial, who scored from second in the
ninth ON a slow roller in front
of the plate Won the opener.
Catcher CLYDE Mccullough of the
Cubs. who fioided the ball. left the
plate un9uardcd while he wandered
down the base line to protest a
close decision on the play Rookie
Howard Pollet won his fifth in the
njehtcap scattering eight hits.
Elmer Riddles l6tn victory fea-
turcd the Reds 20 triumph over
the Pirates. The Giants won pair
from the Braves, 40 and Isl
The Red SOX clinchcd second
place in the American league by
defeating the Yankees. Al. on
homers by Joe Cronin, Lou Finncy
and Ted Williams NO. &c.. CleFv-
land moved within half a game OF
third by dividing a pair with the
Browns. winning the opener, 14-0
but bowing to Denny Galehousc i'll
the astcrpiccc, 80. Washin9ton
scored a twin victory over the Ath-
leticS. 6-5 and 6-2, ana moved into
sixth place. Detroit beat the Whit
Sox. 6-3. and then SchOolboy Rove
and Jonn Rigncy hooked up in 4
thinning, Ii tie.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-22
| a.
ourn ev
lot

LOS ANGELES. Sept. % up
Little Poker Face can still Whack
that apple, the national mems dou-
bleS champions are as unbeatable III
the west as the east, and Francis
l.. Koyacs II is as daffy and brill
liant as ever, in about equal parts.
These matters were proved yes
terday in the Windup of the Pacific
Southwest Tennis championships.
and about the only complaint OF
the several thousand customers at
Los Angeles Tennis club was inat
Mrs. Helen wills Roark had not
cnte"cd the singles.
Mrs. Roark. BOW 50, teamed WITH
Fred Schroeder of Glendale, Cal,
to win the mixed doubles title from
Mrs. Sarah .Palfrey Cooke Of BoS-
ton and Jack Kramer Of Monte
bello. Cal, 1911, 3-6, 6-2. Fans
who watched Mrs. Roark play when
she Was champIon VI the world sald
that except for being slightly SLOW
er in fOGtWork. she was as go9d as
ever
Most spectacular match OF thc
tournament was the doubles ilnaI
which saw Schroeder and Kram"E.
national champs in 1910 and l94l.
defeat F.ankie Parker OF Altadena'
Cal. ana the eccentric koVatS o.
Oakland. Cal 6-3. Go, 2-6, 81
Tho deciding set went to 10
Games before either side broke ser
vice. The champions finally got TO
Kovacs and tho customers started
goino home. Schroeder won hi
next service and the match was
over.
In tho mems singles Parker. ma
tional clay courts champion, doWl'''
Koyacs in straight sets, UATN 60
f-l Kovars led briefly in the 1H"l
set but lost to Parkcr's steady game
then dowdled and cloWncd through
tho rpmaHmE tWo sets.
Mrs. Cooke won the women .
singles ntlc from Dorothy BunQ5
of santa Monica, Cal, 6-3, 7-5. IN
wonrp'S doubles Mrs. MarJoilc
Van Ryn Of Austin, Texas, anu
Louise Brough OF Beverly Hills DC
fcated Mary Arnold and Gertrude
Dockstadcr of Los Angeles, g. o.
Mrs Cooke and Margaret OSBORN
of San Francisco, who rcacneo
semi-finals. defaulted TO MISS Ar
mold and Miss Dockstader
Marchetta DOnnelly OF Venice
Cal won the junior girls single
from Gertrude Moran, Santa Mon
lea. 6-3. 90. Bulge Patty OF Los
Angeles Won the junior boys SIN,
plcs. defeating Bob Falkcnber2 o.
Hollywood. 6-8, SO, Ga, 6-3, 6-l
Donald Harris OF Los Angeles VOL
the boys singles title, defeating 52
Donald Duua, OF Les Angeles, o.
3-6, 7-5.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-22
Produce Mems Golf
Tourney Opens

To avoid a conflict with dates
Of late season major fOOtbali
games. as has been the case in the
past. tho 18th annual SalinaS-Wat-
5onvillc Produce Mems golf tourn-
ament will bc held this year from.
Sept. "a to % at Hotel Del Monte
links.
Qualifying rounds end at ) pm,
Sept. "a, with match play bcein-
ming the following day and contin-
uing until the finals are concludcd
Sunday, Sept. e, 1t was announced
by j. Leslie Granger, Salinas, 9en-
cral chairman. Social events VIII
include a Calcutta pool dinner at
Hotel Cominos in Salinas next
Wednesday and the dinner dance at
Hotel Del Monte Sept. q.
The tournament is open to all
produce men railroad officials and
other golfers of allied industries
Jerry Fox of Salinas is the defend
ing champion.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-22
NEW YORK STOCKS

NV IetrN X ~'T' - ''Ip
ItaeI. ~, - ~ua.r ..s''H.a.aI -.
,cs cry taaa. 'af''t '.t'' -. .fpts
of d.,.jLs.
a f,w src#a# f. - accounted
fo1 Iargc pa. # ,a' voIume.
Letharp> IN - "soIn H-t va in
duced BY r'por'- o.. German sue-
cesses &galL-' ftr R-=-ia: and BY
le favora1l far "a-ter, sit4au2n
The tlIlnel pre" te'@onry wa at
tributed uairl,- ~ d old o9' con
dition ana to f,i'f esr: ei1mina-
i,on from tH, 1T - aH,ortain'tes
Of tbc taz TIL, rusa oFer the
w.ek,Ha.
r.w J,uc- Itc'm.aar, closing
,,oc1 a,crap"-. Iaduslr.al l276i.
L, -. ri 2aaf. If s,ol. r"hr
.6.t5, off p5. aau 81 -to.k- i-t'
w al.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-22
SIanmin' Sammy
Enters R.-I.Fina!e
PHIL ADELPHIA. Sept % CUP

PHIL ADFIPHIA. Sept. % CUP
- With the $500 first place money
of the Hurst Invitational in his poe
kets. Slammln Sammy Sncad led
the nations golfing contingent 10
Providence, r. l., today, for the last
tournament of the summer season.
Although the Hot Springs, Va,
bonnie" lad no chance to approach
Ben Hogans l94l winnings, he def
initely was regarded as the man to
beat for the $1,000 top money in the
Rhode Island finale.
He mt together two sub-par
rounds-a five under IS and q SO
Yesterday to take the Hurst Invita-
tional by a margin of nine strokes
the most !op sided victory of l94l
major medal play tournaments.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-22
? G.. !.
Ends
Season
By UNITED PRESS

The Pacific Coast league finished
It's sa4l season Sunday with the
Seattle RalnlcrS. of course. the pen
nant winner by four games. but with
the unusual spectacle of two ties
IN the standings one of which will
require a playOff before the Shaugh-
messy series IS begun later this
week
Sacramento, which led the league
race until month ago. is tied for
second place with San Diego'S
Padres. and pla" off the tie Tues
day night at San Diego The game
VII count in the Shaugnessy play
CT. which continues Wednesday
and Thursday at the border city.
with the remaining games at Sac
yamento.
Seattle opens its playoff series
N HOLLYWOOD The Stars finished
in tie fourth spot. Tied for fifth
were those arch cross-bay rivals.
Oakland and San Francisco. while
Los Angeles noSed out Portland for
seventh place by fraction of a
point.
Seattle practically gave Los An
ge,es It's final two games of the
season. losing to the SeraphS TO
D and 6 10 ). The RainierS already
had taken seven straight IN the fin
Al series. Paul Gregory and Jess
Flores each pitched six-hit ball in
the opener but the Angels squeezed
the winning unearned run over IN
the first and scored another in the
fifth. In the nightcap Seattle scor-
, ed five runs IN the fifth after trail
ing i 10 0. The Angels won out in
the sixth on Clarence Maddern's S
two-run triple
The SolonS split their Sunday
pair with Oakland, winning the
first 10 10 s but losing the night
cap to 3.
San Diego puIed into its second
place tie by twice beating Holly
wood 9 10 3 and 6 to 0. The first
game was a free hitting contest
in which Bill Thomas, winning pit
cher, was reached for l8 hits while
his mates were touching Lou Tost
Bill Gay and Wayne Osborne for
II. Bill Grey. rookie Hollywood
first baseman, got four for four
Woody Rich pitched six-hit bal
! in the nightcap and Kirby Jordan
! produced a two-run homer to car
the scoring in the sixth.
San Francisco and Portland split
The Beavers took the first game {
TO l and the Seals the second, II
TO 8. The fans wanted to celebrate
for Wyn Ballou but the veteran
was so emotionally overcome h,
wouldn't venture from beneath tn,
stands.
Rupert Thompson got four hit.
in five trips for the Beavers in thu
opener while Earl Reid was limit.
ing the Seals to seven blows. onl,
three of which went past the in
field. Sam Gibson turned in his l3tf
! victory in the second game, a six
hitter
The final cta0Tit,uc
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-22
l.. A. LIVESTOCK

Los ANGELES, Sept. 20 up
Federal State Market News scrv-
Ic"J.
Hogs saleable 100. siow carly
sal"s about steady; tc~ choice
around 200 pounds I2.1o-ia.45: earl
irp 1925; other hcId mi prico
Medium 70 r0od Iin.2.5 pound -
125o-13, frw -ow HIo-1o.
cattle alabl" 2sor: mostly stead,
medium 10 good foh siocre 1h75-
1850; load arourd 700 pounds $50
Mexicans slo-1.25: medium TO good
feeder .te~rs 85'-1n.-5; load gooG
fed hcif"r. 11.25; some held higher
Cows 1905 eome c1ws 3.25; can
n"rs aHd cutters 5.25-7.25: bulls to
$40. eaiye- sala bic 1900; slow stea
DIV good @ea)ers I2 choice quota .
bic 70 = o.; ,alves io.50-1l75; few
goo5 ~ choic" I25n
Sheep salablc 100. no sales, good
10 ,Ao.cr "ooird lambs quoted IL
1:."- and god ewes % $50.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-22
THE DAYS
SPORTS PARADE
By Harry Ferguson

NEW YORK Sept @ Up
A doctor friend OF ours who Is an
ardent follower of the Brooklyn
Dodgers came over TO The house YES
terday. set.e7 himself comfortably
into a chair and said ne had seen
the World Series ana the bcloyej
buns had beaten the Yankees
How many games die j; co." Nc
asked politely
Seven, he said Hiebc started
the last game with only TWO Gay>'
rest and johnny Alien relieved hm
in the sixth with two OF base and
none out Struck out three men in
a row.
Would like an aspirin or drink
OF water or something? We IL
quircd. looking at him anX.ously
oh, TO. I fee fine he sad
This VS. a dream 7 had last nle.,:
and thought maybe von migE: b.
able TO predict something rlgh, tor
a change if told you about L.
Proceed. We SAID.
Things started out very bad
had to buy a ticket from a Specula-
tor to get into the first game at
Yankee stadium. Cost ME SIS for
$3.50 grands.and seat and W.
behind a pillar. Ruffng beat the
Dodgers. to q. and Higbe got
Knocked out Of the box. Ia aMoS;
decided not to 90 10 the 5eecnG
game when a patient called up an5
said he had to leave town and
would sell NE his t!cl;et. So wen;
and Gomez pitched a tlsrec-h'::c'
against Wyatt. Tne score VaS + 70
Camilli got q homer but the rest
of the buns were buns.
Il had seats for the three eames
in EbbetS Field, so had TO 90 10
them, but I was about ready 10
give up on the buns. II was ChaNd-
Ter against Fitzsimmons and they
went into the ninth nothing 10
nothing. In the first half or tie
ninth Peewee Reese jugg.eG a G0u-
ble-play ball and tie Yankees Won.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-22
L. A. PRODUCE

Los ANGELES. Sept - 1.F'
P-adG,, ae0taua ami irad''9 raft'r
slpw.
Huuchod Ycretahlo-. t'cts an.s",.
carrot ss-a5|. celery root ."-"9s
dikoA IS. -, oti,~- :
lock rs.-l.t-s mustard &"-t"e.
rar-i"r 5u-Grl. radi-h"- fu-T5o.
spinach 4a-soc. TIrrip, So-se.. D.u
!. ~. min 3pc. Wat@rere-N 3a-sjy.
Squash. whi'c summer La &
san Diego ing f'a'Ian .ocal and
san Diego ILL, Loupo, ~ -.
:rlluw crooHurnE pcai d" san D.
go T.; =. Lomro. i-t-.. sic"a
al tall. quee.. -#=a-,. 5a.a.a
PINK - ~. gins 8. al.'aa'
Lrmir. =.
Tolna,ae- 1osa' q "a Dog.
-tone- -. .,-ap, -s-- q sx.- w.
o.. t=e a1-,,a N,i's,a ga },5-
5o.s5, 5z5e q 51.- ,--75.- ~ah In.
Dbiypo 3za. .e-T,.. 5z-- a. 5xG-
CJ-7,. t>e- . sam ...a. .a1 >ar
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-22
CHICAGO GRAINS

CHICAGO. Sept. 22 TPJ Wheat
fIf1re, recovered from an initial
.''iack Ia score gains Of nearly Is
cent bushcl trade today, hu' IL
tire final minutes much Of the ad-
tauec va lost under profit-takinE
Rep rts that Henry E. Stoagal!.
rha. imam of the house barking
CON mittce, favored fixing farm
prices At 1l0 per cent OF parit@ az
,punteG for the rallying move
ncnt.
At III" close wheat was unchang
"a u cent bu. higher. Corn
Wa up 3, u off y: oats unchang
'd 20 up i; rye up ;, to =, and
.oy beans were up = to off -.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-22
MARKET QUOTATIONS
l.. A. POULTRY

Los ANG ELES. Sept q tiP,
Hens. Leghorn. q, TO G.s lbs o.. g.
Hens, Leghorn over - TO Ib> T.
Hens, Leg. over ! lbs and W. 90. l6'
Hens, colored, 4 to ) !. lbs &C.. -
Hens, colored over > = lb- q up -
BroilerS, IL and NJ to =. lbs -
Broilers over l.. and up to -
Fryers, Leg. wore - T. lbs 10
Fryers. colored 21= TO 9. lbs -
Fryers colored over g. to a. -
BOOSTERS, colored, over 4. lbs 80
Stays. colored 1890. ....#. i.
Old boosters, colored .....s .-, IL
Old Leghorns Roostcrs ......' -
Ducklings. Pekin over ID .... y
Ducklings. Pekin under lbs l5s
Old Ducks, White Pekin usl
Geese ......-..... j.,
Young Tom Turkeys 4 to - ibS -
Young Tom Turkeys % lbs, UP 30
Young Hen Turkeys to IL lbs -.
Younk Hen Turkeys i and up 20
Capons, 6 to lbs ...... -. -
Capons over lbs ana up .#... -
Rabbits. No white .. 20 / = ih4 IL
Rabbits. N .Xed colors . 12-9 !. ih' '5e
Rabbit No. old ...,-. ...... -
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-22
Coast Prepares
For Grid q Opening

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. % UP
. Pacific coas, conference football
teams get their first tests tbs
Weekend after smaller colleges
gave a preseason exhibition of new
gridiron rules in lntersectional con-
tests.
University Of Washington is host
to Minnesota on Saturday: Ore
gon comes south 70 meet Stanford
oregon State faces Southern Cali
fornia at Los Angeles; ST. Mary S
has it traditional opener with Cali
fornia: Utah visits Idaho and West
ern State meets Montana State az
Bozeman. Santa Clara meets Uni
yersity of San Francisco.
Arizona travels out OF the south
west to meet Notre Dame at Snuth
Beod. West Texas State visits FreS-
no State in a Saturday night con-
test; HUMBOLDT State entertains San
Francisco State and Nevada enter
tains California Poly.
Friday night contests send Wash
ington tate against U.C.l.A. at Los
Angeles; Loyola against RedlandS
Pacific Lutheran against GonzaGa
Brigham Young against Montana
San Jose State against Utah Ag-
gies; Santa Barbara State against
Occidental; San Diego State againS'
Pomona and Chico state aga!nS'
Moffett Fields Filler
There we're no outstanding games
over the weekend. UnWer&itY OF
Hawaii swamped Portland unlvers-
ity 33 to 6 Saturday night and
meet College of Pacific at Stockton
wednesday. Portland in turn meets
Pacific university Thursday night
San Jose State trimmed Texas A
& IA TO and the Texans stop
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-22

NEW YORK. Sept. y up The
Dodgers and the Cardinals hit the
home stretch today in their tHrious
struggle foe The. glory and gold Of
the national league pernant.
Heading into the final week,
Brooklyn appears to hold the pen
nant winning Cdee Here's why:
The Dod2ers have a one game
lead
The schedule fayor> the DODGERS.
They have three Games with the
Phlliios and wa with the Braves.
Their last two Games are "t home
The T1dacr will have their y
game winning aces, Kirby HiGbe
and Whit wyatt. ready 10 pour AT
the Brave IN Boston Wednesday,
ana Thursday. They've beaten the
Braves i'll nine CIT o! 10 starts this
season.
The Cardinals must play their
remaininG six games tour against
the Pirates and two against the
Cubs on the road
Even l. the Cards WIN All their
remaininp Games. they could SUI
finish second because of that
scemin-ly disastrous 10 inning
tie with the Giants last Tuesday
assuming. OF course. that the Dodg-
crs will win all their remaining
games.
But baseball cooks up strange
melodramas and there arc sure to
be many s&priae5 III the next even
days. Clubs as GOOD or better thaN
the Dodgers have cracked up i'll
the stretch, almost with the PEN
uant IN their grasp. The Cards
probably will hold their threat
over the Dodgers right down to the
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-22

DGrocat. Went .o short II tae
1oar,h game MeCa::ls} Lamb,od g
Borham auG X ,u>; SiaHt halc hl>
Sta.t H!ebe camc eatS ge. the
bans aad pt,soo 0rc.t1 tar
sa8c a.tacula j." WASN'T pressed
mitch Tac raHs wee yca.l1 ~!ue-
c.lc Nh, bal. aaa ;Ge. NOE. ? 70 =.
Wao nc y. ;s."h pl's..cG .ao ..A
E3s.C'
WA Ne ~aEsc~teG
Nope O.5 Ca.t Daf~ 81. en-
on via FIVE si.> ~ a..Hou1a
Rnttu1 dI5"'; pHch 6aa Dal1 Med
W.6k ,rin.ac il the SIXTH WIN tie
bsse> .oaoca Ia liz score Was }
e o
! p4e i >aey $50 e: q ~ea: 70
the >.N;& same ~ lie stadium Oat
!; was worth !. :, Wa> Wyat; ard
Gomez aad the Yankees 90, two IN
tic first before Wyatt cou'd Sc
warmed up. T.e DoaeeyS got one
in the fourth AND thYce IL the
seventh. D!cScy threw 3 ball clea~
oye- R.zzutO'S he2d t.yinl - catch
Relser stealing second Il ended up
/ to > and t&oH 7 h35 q Ngur-
some way o: >eclne The seventh
samc. Even The >pee dlGut have
any tCke:>.
! Went ~ u .hc stadium abCat
an how. Before game t.mc. figuring
mieht oe abe 70 buy a ticke.
outside the park. I Was standing
around and was abou. ready to give
I'D Eope When a man with buShy
eyebrows ard another fellow walked
, upto me. Ny name IS Ed Barrow
Goo;Or," the man with the eyebrows
said. I'M seneYa! manacer OF the
Yankees. This gentleman s Ny
Larry ATacPhall
Want 10 see the same. doc
/ tor MacPha!l asked politely I was
+ speechless Then Barrov says Cal
Up all youc friends. doctor, and III
v!te them and :. you're 80: any
kids be sure to have thcrl get IN a
cab and hurry rich: up 7 mace
three or four phone calls and pret-
! y soon ! had 80 people around me
! including my wife and the KID, Ed
! Gle Barrow and MacPhail took u:
into the stadium and put us in box.
as Right away Camilli ran up anc
save Eddie a ball autographed b.
all the buns Then MedWick comes
over and insists on giving the kic
his favorite bat. But here was tht
funny thing, the stadium didn'
look the same. The seats We're made
cat Of solid gold The fences wert
al2baster and the advertisements OF
them were worked out in emerald
and rubies. Home plate was a bil
pear"
Sounds like heaven We suggest
ed.
u was" he said, particularly il
the fifth inning when eight of tn
buns hit homers in a row. The fina
score was % to O."
He got up to leave. but We haltet
him 10 inquire: Did you get an
details on how the Dodgers bea
the Cardinals out OF the pennant?
Oh. that's old stuff" he saic
scoInfuIly. I dreamed that las
/ spring"
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-22
Boy Held Here as
Peeping Tom

Police Judge Lee Nut!Cr Monday
ordered l4-ycar-old high school
boy turned over to juvenile authori-
tues after tho youth WAS allcgcdly
caught i'll a pecping Tom act at
the home Of Walter Chandler, 756
Brighton. late Saturday night.
The boy was nabbed by Chand-
ler'S neighbor, George Morton, who
told police he discovered the boy
in the act of pecring through the
Chambers bathroom window at
Il: ST pm. Saturday.
The youth had provided himself
with tub TO stand on
Residents of the Brighton avenue
neighborhood had reported numer-
GUS times the presence of a peeping
Tom, police said
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-22
Father of Local
Man Succumbs

Mr. and MIS-. william J. Peach Of
FL Centre were called to Pasadena
Saturday because Of the death oil
Pcachs father, William Peach, 70,
who died at pm.
Funeral services were to be held
at the Lamb mortuarv in Pasadena
Peach often visited his son in Fl
Centre and had many friends in
Imperial Valley He is survived by
his wife and son.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-22
Soose to Fight as
Light Heavyweight

pOMPTC% LAKES, NJ, sept -
up - Unable to make the l60-
pound limit required for middle
weights. Billy Soosc Of Pittsburgh
recognized b. the New York state
Boxlng commission as world mid
dleweight boxing champion, SAID TO-
day that he would relinqui5h ms
title and fight as 4 light heavy
weight.
Soosc visited Lou Noya'S camp
here and said that he was unable
to make the middleWeight poundage
limit without weakening himself
and pointed out that he scaled 10y -
when he fought a draw with Ce-
ferin Garcia IN a non-title bout at
Los Angeles recently