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Kodiak mirror., 1941-11-15

Anyone who is inter ested in purchasing plants or slips in decorated con- tainers may secure them at Mrs. W. J. Erskine's green house before noon. Mrs. Err skine has offered to take care of the plants for the Guild There are quite a number of very attractive plants left from the plant exchange.
Kodiak mirror., 1941-11-15

Over $500 was realized and will be used by the Guild this year for emergency supplies for the com munity in event of war, for new equipment for the hospital and for linen replacements. A sum- mary of the total net proceeds follows:
Kodiak mirror., 1941-11-15
Bazaar Winners,
 Proceeds Given

The members of the Griffin Memorial Hospital Guild are very grateful for the community sup port of the bazaar and dance held at Blinn's hall on November 7. In spite of bad weather and hazards Of travel, the affair was a fnan- cial success.
Kodiak mirror., 1941-11-15

ception given by President Roose- welt for the members of the Court. Left to right: Justices Jcmes F. Byrnes, William O. Douglas, Stanley Reed, Owen J. Roderts, Chief Justice Harlan F. Stone; Justices Hugo Black, Fe- lix Frankfurter. Frank Murphy and Robert H. Jackson.
Kodiak mirror., 1941-11-15
Two tenement hOISes
 Bombed by Lone Plane

London (R)- A lone day light raider dropped high explo- sive bombs on a point on the northeast coast of England. Two tenement houses were wrecked and three persons taken to the hospital with minor injuries
Kodiak mirror., 1941-11-15
Six NeapOIitans Killed
 As British Raiders Hit

Rome (R)- British raiders struck in several waves overnight at Naples damaging civilian buildings and fires. Besides the incendiary bombs explosives kill ed six persons.
 The Italian command an- nounced eight British bombers were shot down in raids on Sici- ly.
Kodiak mirror., 1941-11-15

Ten drivers licenses have been issued by the city clerks office since November 1.
Evening star., 1941-05-18

nored the sign and helped himself to
a cut?'
"And powdered the cripple for
three basesv'
so what? An orders an order,
isn't it? Or isn't it, where Swami is
concerned?"
81 know, Bill, but ="
"But Joe's afraid of the guy. The
ballyhoo's got him scared green
"Joe's not afraid of anybody I've
known him for twenty years and I've
never seen him let anybody kick him
around"
Maybe he's getting soft in his old
age"
TRY to see it Joe's way" l said.
Evening star., 1941-05-18

it," Swami said, pushing Tucker.
"Oh, you did?" Tucker said. well,
let's see how you are at catchin'."
And he planted beauty right on
Swann's whiskers.
Joe got between the boys before
any more damage was done. He was
putting like an old steam engine.
That little stunt will cost va two
hundred and fifty bucks!'' he snarled
at Tucker. Now get out O. here be-
fore l get real fought
"He better get out of here while he's
still got his health" Swami said,
rubbing his chin Nobody can take
poke at me and get away with it."
Listen" Joe said. Nobody can
take a poke at nobody an get away
with it while I'm runnin' this club"
"Imaginev' Tucker said bitterly.
Joe thinks he's still runnin' the
club"
Another crack like that. Tucker"
Joe bawled. IAN I'll give va a thirty
day suspension to go with that two
fifty rap!'
I'm JUST surprised" Tucker num-
bled. That's all"
lust imagine how surprised you'll
be if va wind up the season in the
Three l League" Joe said. Jolly.
huh?''
But that wasn't the end of the
matter. That night Bill Darrell cor
nered Shiny Harrison and me on the
train as we were making the jump to
Nashville and put the bite on us for
the Tucker Relief Fund.
The boys thought it would be
good idea if we all Clipped in and paid
Dave for the fine Joe slapped on him."
he said. ut only amounts to about
nine bucks apiece if the coaches come
in on the split"
Here's one coach that's comm
in," Shiny said.
You can count me in,'' l said,
though wasn't crazy about the idea.
1t was a worthy cause all right, but it
was politics, and politics is bad.
Il guess you know the boys think
Dave got a raw DEAL" Darrell said.
Sure" said. But Joe had to call
Evening star., 1941-05-18
THIS WEEK MAGAZINE

Swans damn expensive ball play
er and damn good one, to boot"
ITO bootr' Shiny sighed.
"On top of that he's got box-office
oomph. When you get guy as good
as him you got to string along with
him - at least for ways - and just
pray that he'll grow up."
'One man never won pennant for
any team"
''One man lost pennant for us last
year."
Yeah? Well, let me tell you one
thing: we're damn sight better team
with Helmke at second than we are
with that swen-headed punk in the
lineup"
Maybe you're right said.
"And you can tell Joe said So"
i WASN'T telling Joe anything. Not
with him looking grim enough to eat
blood relation. Anybody that ig-
nored the storm signals in those baby
blue eyes of his just didn't have
very high 10.
We were booked for two games in
Nashville on Saturday-Sunday stop
over, and the next afternoon Joe
called the boys together and gave out
with what was practically oratory,
coming from him.
Listen" he said. Were gonna
forget all that's happened so far
all the boots we made, all the plays we
loused up, all the third strikes we
looked at. That was just for a laugh,
see? Today we start rollin'. Now get
out there an win me this gamer
We jumped off to good start in
the first, when Weston and Logan
singled in succession and came home
when Swami blasted double down
the left-field foul line. We'd have
picked up still another run if he hadn't
tried to get three bases out of his
knock, because after he'd been thrown
out by about six feet, Darrell came
through with long single to right.
"Why didn't you hold Swami to
two bases?" Joe said when l came
back to the bench.
"Well, how do you like thatv' l
(Confinvsd on next pogs)
Evening star., 1941-05-18
GRANDSTANDER
Confinued from pcge eight

him. He couldn't let him get away
with a thing like that"
How about Swami? He's been get
ting away with everything in the book.
Holy smoke, don't you think we all
know you gave him the take sign in
the second. when he had a and o
count on him, and that he just ig-
Evening star., 1941-05-18
Sensitive Gums are a
serious Threat to Bright Teeth
and Sparkling Smiles!
Help make your gums frmer, your teeth brighter
:. help ward off s'Pnk Tooth Brush with the
daily of Ipana and Massage.

thousands of dentists, he suggests the
healthful stimulation of Ipana and
massage"-get Ipana at once. For
Ipana, with massage, is specially de-
signed to help the health of the gains
as we'll as to clean teeth thoroughl4
Each time you brush your teeth.
massage little extra Ipana onto your
gums. That invigorating "tang"-ex-
elusive with Ipana and massage-tells
you gum circulation is increasing
helping gums to become stronger.
Get Ipana today. You'll like its
unique, refreshing taste. Help TO keep
your gums firmer and your teeth
brighter with Ipana and massage.
Evening star., 1941-05-18

TOR BRIGHTER TEETH-a more
Il sparkling smile-your gums need
daily care, too.
Robbed of natural work-of vigor-
GUS chewing-by our modern soft and
creamy foods-gums often tend to be-
come soft and sensitive. You may have
seen their signal of distress, a tinge
of pink" on your own tooth brush.
''Pink Tooth Brush''
can mean trouble ahead
Never ignore pink tooth brush! See
your dentist promptly. His verdict may
only be lazy gums-victims of today's
soft foods! But be sure! And if, like
Evening star., 1941-05-18

Insist on world famous SimoaiI and
Simonix Neener. They don't cost
much. Sold By ;.sst~ore, drug. gro
eery. oed ovio supply stores. filing
stofions. and uoroaes everywhere
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-19
Airpianes
WALTON STUDENTS
Boats and Equipment

NEW i4-foot runa6out and trailer. ehsAu.
1880 Warrington drive
SMALL express cruiser. practically ne..
Owner PURCHASING larger boat. sacrihoe
NJ, Clemens s70.
is-FT runabout. model conversion. ~
coalition, equipped. Nj. cismsns Sss.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-19
Motorcycles and Bicycles

BICYCLE SALE! All sizes. New. used.
Bargains al Jerry's. 1901 Grand River
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS used: parts. serves
EDWARD KEHOE a Co. 1924 Cd. River.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-19
l.. A. PRODUCE

Los ANGELES Mai. 10 TP)-
supplies were generally moderate
with trading slow.
Asparagus: colossal 11-12c. Sc
lect and eX fey Si2-10c; fey sc;
choice &c, San Diego co ex fey sc,
fey 7l4-Sc. Choice SC. Bunched I'm
perial select SC, ex fey &c, fey sc.
Special sc.
Bunched vegetables: Beets 40
SOC, carrots .50-65c. Goa chella 60-65c.
Cabbage: cannonball Lib; jun
Imperial 4 doz 75-S5c.
boes 50-65c. Imperial 1.25-140; Da-
nish fair 1-1.25; red lacol 1.35-1 50;
PlSmO LIES; savory local 4O-5Oc
Cucumbers: Imperial 2.-225; 40.
2s 1.10-1.25; san Diego cx fey g.
3.25; fey 2.75-3.
Lettuce: Imperial Wy IS 1-1.25;
s. 50-75c; Yuma As 1.60; 5s Lilo.
Peas: Imperial bush 2-31ac. Goa
chclla pole 5-6c Bush 4-5c. san
Peddro bush 3-ic. Santa Barbara
pole No. 2s 2-3 i2c. san Diego bush
4-5c. Laguna Beach bush 4-5c
China CoachelIa 6-8c.
squash: Imperial white summer
e5-1; Coacncila fiat 1890. lugs
$50; Italian Imperial cts 1890. Co
achella cts 75-1; san Pedro lugs
9O-1; COachella SOL. san Diego 30
75c, yellow croOkneck Imperial cts
1.6O-l75; banana local &c.
Tomatoes: Imperial cts 9-tops
2.25-2; 12s 2-2.5O; los 1.50-185; 2os
LIPS; loose lugs 75-1; flat 50-85c.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-19
By HENRY McLEMORE

TAMPA. Fla, March 10. up
If l had some clay, a potters wheel,
and a little talent along those lines,
I'd grow a beard, turn sculptor and
do a lifesize bust of Bill McKechnie,
manager of the Cincinnati Reds.
McKechnie deserves to be i'm
mortalized, even if only for few
DAYS. because of the amazing thing
he did here yesterday when inter
viewed by this reporter before
game with the Detroit Tigers.
After telling him he looked fit,
inuuiring about the state of health
of his family, remarking on the
unusual Florida weather, and bor-
rowing a pencil, paper and cigar
cite from him, l asked him how
ne thought his team Woulo 90 III Cle
National league baseball race this
year.
I asked the question half hearted
~, being as I would have bet you
100 to l that he would stick close
TO the old Cand boring baseball
tradition and make an inane an
sWer to the effect that the Reds
were in danger of over-confidence
after winning the world series that
no matter how good a team was a
few unlucky breaks could ruin it,
and that with so many good clubs
in the league he and his boys would
be lucky TO repeat.
InStead-and I nearly broke out
in beri-beri from surprise when he
said it-McKechnie came out flat
ly with the statement that the Reds
were the best team in the league
and hat he didn't see any reason
why they shouldn't win again in
l94l.
I'VE expect to win this year y
McKechnie said, as he pulled me
back into an upright stance, and
[ don't think anyone can give you
very good reason why we sholld-
MT. There isn't a club in our league
that has our pitching or our bal
ance. Some of them have more
power, but we have proved that you
can't lick us with slugging. You
remember the 1910 world series with
Detroit, of course
l said yes, that thanks 10 a cor
respondence course in memory that
( took from Sabh, the elephant boy.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-19
Rockies Defeat Regulars
AS Padres Prep for Two
Weekend Games Here

: San Diego Padre regulars,
handcuffed in prac t / C Z
game Tuesday by Lefty Al
Olson and Bud Brewer, faceo
a week of intensive batting
drills in preparation for weekend
games against the San Diego Mar
ines and the Hawthorne Northrop
Aircraft BomberS.
The Padre regulars succumbed, 8
to 0, to the rookie slGegers Tuesday
and Manager Cedric burst sched-
uled additional intra squad games
every day this week.
The Marine baseballers will ar
rive in the valley Saturday morn
ing to meet the San Diego regulars
Saturday afternoon in Stark field
and the Northrop Aircraft Bombers
will play San Diego on Sunday.
The Aircraft BomberS are south
ern California semI-pro baseball
champions and boast q lineup stud
ded with former coast and major
league players. The Bombers won
Is games. tied two, during the reg
Ular season.
Manager Ced burst has not an
nounced starting pitchers for either
Of the weekend games but Del Oil
yer, Brewer and Byron Humphreys
were slated to get some work in
one of the games.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-19
Ca|exiCo Nine
Bows to Yuma
In Season Opener

Calexico high schools defending
Valley League Champion baseball
team dropped its first practice
game of the season to a strong
Yuma high team, go, in Yuma
Tuesday afternoon.
Showing of the CaleXico base
ballers was promising, however, ac-
cording to Coach Ed Covington, as
l-,chers Valencia, Lopez and Ri
vera kept the Yumans in check in
all but one inning. The Criminals
assaulted Lopez for six runs in the
fifth inning.
Henry and Lauro Andrade were
most effective at the plate for Ca
leXico, each getting two hits.
Other valley league baseball ac-
tivity during the week consists of
& scheduled game between BraWley
and El Centro Wednesday after
noon and a Friday game between
Brawley and the Brawley Mexican
town team.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-19
Today's Sport Parade

I often confoundeG my relatives by
remembering things as far back as
a year.
AL right" McKechnie said, then
you know we won the series. And
if you will show me team in the
National league that has the hitting
power of Detroit I'll let you manage
my club
McKechnie is higher than ze-
bras bangs on this pitching staff,
and you can scarcely blame him
when you recall that three members
of it-Paul Derringer, Bucky Wal
ters and Junior Thompson came
close to winning go games last year.
He expects this talented trio to do
even better this year. Walters Is
just reaching his prime, Derringer
is in the best shape he has been in
for years, and Thompson has an
other year of experience under his
belt, which apparently is the only
place people put experience.
He likes his infield of Mccormick,
Frey Joost or Mattick, and Werber.
Il got some criticism for letting
Myers go to Chicago, but 1 think
the performance of Joost and Mat
tick will justify my deal McKech-
ME says.
He likes his outfield, too, but IS
willing to admit that the presence
of a real hitter would help.
Sure we could use a hitter like
Mize or Greenberg or DiMaggio, -
McKechnie says, "but that's like
saying the average citizen could use
a million dollars. But there aren't
any great hitters just hanging
around The only way we could get
one would be to give up a couple
of pitchers, and in Dolstering our
offense we'd weaken the defense,
so what sense would a deal of that
kind make"
None" 1 answered, quick as a
flash.
McKechnie gave me a quick look
Of appreciation for ability to size
up a situation and turned to the
business of making out his batting
order for the game.
took this as a hint TO leave and
left.
Again McKechnie flashed me that
quick smile of appreciation.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-19

in the c division to offset 6l-56
advantage for Ell Centre in the
varsity competition and a 55-46 Ell
Centre edge in the Glass B COM
petition.
Times III the dashes and distance
runs were exceptionally good Tues
day afternoon, considering the early
date of the meet and the SLOW
BraWley track. Frank Dixon OF Ell
Centre turned in a 4:57.7 mile,
Frank Osuna had a $40 1920 yard
run and Edward Wylie tracked
home a 1:35 $50 yard run.
For Brawley it was John williams
and Slim Cooke who turned in the
best performances of the day. Cooke
had two firsts and a second Tor l3
points, williams had three firstS and
a share of the relay points for l6h
points
Results:
$50 Yard rum. Moore, 2. Moose,
3. Campbell (B). Time 2:16.3.
100 yard daSh-1. Williams (B),
2. Adams (B), 3. Rosenbaum. Time
los.
10 Yard High Hurdles. Cooke
CB), 2. Carr, 3. Horton. Time-9.8.
440 Yard Dash-1. Rex, 2. Minter
(B), 3. Thanner Time-56.2.
220 Yard Dash-1. league, 2.
Rhodes, 3. Rosenbaum. Time-24.1.
12O Yard Low HurdleS-1. Cooke
(B). 2. Mamura (B), 3. Carr, Time
is.
Mile Rum. Dixon, 2. Pullenza,
3. Sanchez (B). Time-4;577.
p-Step-Jump - /. Riedy, 2.
Crowell, 3. Robertson. DiSt,-40 it.
| in.
High Jump. Williams (B), 2.
Cooke tB), 3. Thanner and Roberts
tie Heights ft. in.
Broad jump. Williams (B), 2.
Riedy, 3. Crowell. Dist.-20 #. 3 in.
Shot Putt. O. Williams OBJ,
2. Brownell (B), 3. Stevenson, Oku-
ma OBJ. Sahara OBJ, Hurlburt (B),
tie. Dist-46 ft. 2 in.
Pole Vault. Crowell, 2. Os-
mand tB), 3. Sherman (B).
$50 Relay. BraWley, 2. Ell Cen
tro. Time-1:35.7.
Score-El Centro 81, Brawley 56.
Glass Il
$50 Yard Run. Wylie, 2. Sar-
lego, g. Gillespie (B). Time-l:35.
100 Yard Dash-1. Leger, @ Nav
AFRO CB), 3. Morgan. Time-10.8.
10 Yard High Hurdles. Jones
(B), 2. Derrick, 3. Moore (B). Time
-10.4.
220 Yard Dash-1. Morgan, 2.
Graham (B), 3. Legcr. Time-24.6.
12O Yard Low Hurdles-1. Der
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-19
Awkward Giant
Meets Louis
Friday Night

DETROIT. March 19. (Up) -
The fight crowd was talking to-
day of the psychological angle in
the scheduled 20 round heavy
weight title fight Friday night
at Olympia stadium between Joe
Louis and Abe Simon, the Lumb-
ering Leviathan from Long Is
land.
The Brown Bomber's spring
sortie is against an awkward
giant whose principal assets are
two men at his elbows who can
talk more fight than an Italian
army. They are SimOn's mana
ger. the loquacious jaime Joy
Johnston, and Jack Johnson, the
former Negro heavyweight cham
pion whose prOfessed grief is
that he had no set-up like Louis
In his day.
Hard at work today in Simon's
training quarters, a dingy little
building smelling of a nearby
meat packing house, johnson
casually went through the
knockout routine.
We'll feint him into knots,
open him up for right, then
bingo." johnson counted 10 over
an imaginary champion.
The "bingO" is fairly accurate
but the boys who lay their money
on the line say it will be manu-
factured by Louis for his third
conquest of the 1941 fight-a-
month schedule.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-19
MARKET QUOTATIONS
NEW YORK STOCKS

NEW YORK. March 19 CUP) -
Leading stocks turned down IN late
trading today when selling broke
on as the Industrial average ap-
el of 124. Trading increased mod
preached the recent resistance ieV-
erately
Wall street experts called atten-
tton TO the low calibre of the lead
ership. Most active issue was Cur
tiss- Wright selling at 9%s up q,
Then came commonweal ano
southern at . off 1-16; Paramount
- up ss. Armour Of Illinois . up
D and National Power and Light
n, up ss The average price OF
Dow Jones preliminary CLOSING
these issue is S6.s5 hare.
stock averages: Industrial l23.oo'
off 81; Rail 27.97 off II; Utility
1870 up .C5; 65 stocks 41,s5 off IL
stock sales rose to 5DO.OOO shares
from 10000 yesterday Curb stock
sales were 81 900 share against 49,
600 Yesterday.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-19
Hank luisetti
Shows Court
Wizardry in A.A.U.

DENVER, March 10. (UP)-The
big guns of the nations best basket
ball teams were trained on Angelo
CHank) Luisetti today as the ma
tional A A. U. basketball tourna-
ment was narrowed down to 16
classy quintetS.
The former Stanford university
star, making his debut in the A. A.
U. tournament play, led the San
Francisco Olympic club into todays
games with a sparkling demonstra-
ton of the hardwood wizardry that
made him the nations outstanding
college cage star two years ago.
Hank was all over the floor as
he led the Olympics to a 1928
victory owed the st. Louis Nebcos.
scoring IS points in the first half
and four in the second before he
left the game to the cheers of 1000
fans.
The Olympics go into action to-
night against the Colorado Springs,
Colo, Martins after the defending
champion Phillips Oilers of Bartles-
vile, Okla, meet the Kansas City,
Mo- College Of Commerce.
Surprise team of the tournament
were the Minneapolis Ascensions
who eliminted the favored st. Louis
Rangers, 4O-36, in the biggest upset
of the meet. The Rangers entered
the tournament boasting two vic
tories over the Denver LegionS.
1889 runners up
The Pacific coast had its best
chance in years of taking the title
away from the Rocky mountain and
Midwestern teams which have domi-
mated the tournament for years.
Battling for quarter final berths
with the Olympics were the Veteran
Hollywood Goth Centuries, who Won
easily over Philips university, Enid
Okla, the Los Angeles Lockheeds
and Cliftons and the Oakland, Calf
Athens club quintet.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-19
Third Match.in
Golf Series Set

The third in a series of golf
team matches will be played Sun
day over the Del Rio country club
in BraWley. Yuma present holds
the lead in three division of play
after matches in Yuma and at Ca
leXico.
The team matches will be COM
pleted one week from Sunday over
the Barbara Worth links.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-19
Davis Out Of
Long Beach Meet

SALINAS, Cal, March 10. up
Salinas junior college authorities
said today Harold Davis, Salinas
j. c. sprint star, would not be
able TO compete in the Long Beach
relays at Long Beach Saturday
because Of a conflict in scheduled
meets.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-19
BrawIev Track Team Defeats FL Centre
Jaycees to Play
Cal Poly Saturday

Ell Centro junior college baseball
team, under the tutorship of Coach
Stein, goes up against Cal Poly jun
ior college in the first game of
the season for both teams in El
Centre stadium Saturday morning
at 10 o'clock
The game will be played in the
morning so as not to conflict with
the game scheduled Saturday af-
ternoon between the San Diego
Padres and the San Diego Marines.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-19
L. A. BUTTER & EGGS
l. A. STOCKS

Los ANGELES. March 19 CuP)-
stocks were steady TO slghtly
higher on the Los Angeles eNchan ge
today. Seven issues were up TWO
were down and Il unchanged. Vol
ume was approximately 1000 shar-
es.
Rl,e Diamond 2h up Is; Trans
america 9lR unchanged; southern
california Edison 251a unchanged
southern Pacific. 9E unchanged :
Consolidated steel pfd., 1875 un-
changed. General Motors say up
"a van Aoronautieal 37s unehang
ed: Vega Airplane Co, 6A unchang.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-19
Net Lineups Get
Final Chances

Coaches Bill Maxwell of FL Gen.
tro high and Lyn Johnson of Ca
leXico made last minute changes
ir their net lineups Wednesday in
preparation for a crucial meeting
OF tennis squads Thursday after
noon on the Ell Centre courts. =
Calexico high will be slightly fa-
Vored as result of its 1912 vic
tory in the first meeting between
the two schools. Calexico is un"
defeated, FL Centro has one loss
against its record.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-19

rick, 2. Jones (B), 3. Nakagawa
Time-14.5.
1920 Yard Run. Osuna, 2. Cady
OBJ, 3. Ernest Alarcon. Time 1:40.7.
High jump. Miller (B). 2. Ed
Alarcon, 3. Okida. Helght-5 1T. 5 in.
Broad jump. Burnett (B), 2.
Navarro (B), 3. Ed Aiarcon. Dist
10 ft. 10ia in.
Shot Putt. Burnett (B), 2. XII
mura (B), 3. Lee. Dist.-43 IT.
Pole Vault. Oswalt, 2. Kimura
OBJ and Hester, tie, 3. Johnson.
Height-11 #.
$50 Yard Relay. Ell Centre, 2.
Brawley. Time-1:09.
Score-El Centro SIS, Brawley 46.
Glass G
so Yard Dash-1. Horibe, 2. Min
ter (B), 3. Chickahisa. Time SO.
660 Yard Rum. Monger (B), 2.
Corfman, 3. Austin tB). Time-1:4O.
100 Yard Dash--1. Kinjo OBJ, 2.
johnson CBO, 3. Ishimaru. Time-11.
100 Yard Low Hurdles-1. Okuma
CBrawley), 2. Okamula, 3. SeharS
(B). Time-15.7.
High jump. Kinjo (B) 2. Mon
ger (B), and Muncll, Smith, Okla
mura, Kato, Richards, tie for End.
Heights ft.
Broad Jump-L. Minter (B), g.
Muncill, 3. Gramura (BD. Dist
18 ft. 55l2 in.
Pole Vault. Horibe, 2. Yamas-
XII (B), 3. Kawasnima. Height-9 it
5 in.
RELAY. Brawley, 2. Ell Centre
Time-49.6 80.
Score-BraWley 51i2, Ell Centre
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-19
Pro:zman Tops
Bowling Scorers

Building and Loan boWlers got
back in the race again Tuesday
night by banking the Trocadero,
40. In other league matches Her.
ring defeated Harris store, 81 and
Coca Cola upset GullettS by the
same score.
Harold Protzman, for the build
ing and loan, had the highest
series of the night, a 24-157-215-
$50. Herb Brown for Coca Cola was
second with 175-203- -211-579.