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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-23

iermap collaboration. Since then France has realized none of the principal hopes she placed in call lahoration. Tn addition l,400, ,OOc prisoners still are behind the barbed wire fences of German camps.
 France had believed that the Word and Pas De Calais depart nents on the north coast would be returned, but they still are "host- age" provinces of the German mili- tary administration in Brussels.
 She had even hoped that some solution would be found to save AlSace and Lorraine, but those prov hlces are now under Q German Gauleiter and 40,000 Frenchmen have been expelled.
 France Still Pays
 She had hoped Germany would cut the occupation cost of 400 ,OO0,- 900 francs (about $8O00,000) a day by at least half to help avert in- Aation, but France still pays the full amount.
 She had hoped Germany would eliminate the interzone demarca- tion line, or at least move 1t north of Paris, but here again there has been no change.
 The German side of the ledger shows:
 French war factories, although slow to start production of planes, tanks, artillery, and munitions, now are humming with activity as they i'll German military contracts.
 France has shipped Germany 14,- 900 head of cattle a month, 14,O00, = 900 bottles of champagne, 80 per cent of her 1940 wine harvest and all of her wine reserves, cheese, potatoes, sugar-beets, wheat and fruit.
 Skilled French lahorers, in all about 100000 men have gone to work in German factories.
 Peace industry" orders, the man. ufacture of alarm clocks, typewrit- CTS, machinery and other goods for German export in exchange for food and raw materials, are being filled by French factories.
 No. Collaboration
 The Vichy government insists there has been no military collab- oration with Germany beyond the recruiting of volunteer anti
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-23

times to be neen speeding aleng t'Sis stretch og the dekouy,
 m the interests Of the nsAng children who are playing on th& sides of the street and too naany times in the street, ! would rensal my request t0 the police depart ment to give us the pFeteeti0n oi more adequate patrelling f0F the duration of the detour.
 Rather than wait until one oi these inconsldeFate drivers l;al caused q tragedy In one of our fam. flies, may we not guard against sucE an eventualtyf"
 Rev. Mfr. Wright hes prsvlonsl, visited the police of the police sli perintendent on speeding on severn of the streets in the south end O. the city.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-23
GERM THREATENS GIANT
 CACTI

Tucson, Ariz. = (UP)--Discovery of a germ which threatens extinc- ton of giant cacti in souther Art- zona has been announced by pr. J. G. Brown, University of Arizona plant pathologist. Brown said he had succeeded in discovering the tyE,pe of disease affecting the sa- guaro and had found at least one Insect carrier.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-23
NselectmM

selectman
 The directors, in voting the en- dorsenent, cited the feet that q members of the club, Selectmar Aleck W. Koskey, has been renomi- mated by the Democrats.
 At tomorrow nights meeting, the club will make plans for 8 public rally later in the campaign. Cam paign work for members will be out lined and a contribution to the Democrat campaign fund will be voted.
 The call for the general meeting tomorrow night was issued today by President Sterling and Secretary Frank Pachulski.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-23
WAR IN EUROPE 4 YEAR AGO,
 OCT. 23, l940
tBx United Pressl

(By United Press)
 Adolf Hitler and Generals. slno Francisco Franco conferred on the Spaniah border. Alse at- tending the meeting were For. eign Ministers Joachim ven Rib- 1entrOp and Ramon serrane SuneF.
 London dispatches told of D U m . reus German barges equipped Co land tanks on the British Iales were massed along . 2,00O-mile invasion front" from the Arctic to Spain.
 Britain called up men of SS for military training.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-23
IPOLISH-AMERICAN | CLUB PLANS RALLY
Entire Democratic Ticket
 Endorsed By Directors; KOskey a Candidate

Endorsement of Mayor Vincent A. Scully and the full Democratic ticket has been voted by the board of directors of the Polish American Political Organization. A general meeting will be held tomorrow night at Pulaski hall, on Bank street with President John T. Sterling presiding.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-23
WATCH ODDLY HIDDEN lo
 YEAne

ParkeFshuFg, Ia. - (UP) -- Ion years ago !. R. Strickland lest hts watch with chain attached. Re- gently his wife took q lons-unused dust hag from an old vacuum cleaner and tossed e in the tunk pie. A man asked t he naashk have
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-23
Nudge Your Lay
 Liver Tonight!

CONSTIPATION with its headaches, mental dullness, heIt-ellve 5eallpg often result 4 your liver hlle doNsnt Aowfreely every dav Into your tntestinas. So take Dr. Edwards Olive Taeiets to insure gentle yet thorough bowel move Inents. Olive Tablets are stWplv seaDy deYfuI to stir up liver bile seeFetlon ana tone up musculer intestinal action. lSe, a0S, 60e, All dEugstogee.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-23
GRAND CANYON ATTRACTS

Grand Canyon, AriE,, (UP)-More visitors than ever before visited the Grand Canyon National Park. At the close of the l9A1 travel season,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-23
France Still Pays Big Price To Nazi Rulers
SSOOO 900 Per Day After One Year Of Collaboration: 100000 Prisoners Released, 100000 Retained
BY RALPH HEINZEN United Press Staff COrrespOndent)

Vichy October 23 - (UP) - France struck balance sheet of year collaboration with Germany and found today that had netted almost nothing beyond the release
 100000 prisoners of It year ago tomorrow It Montoire near Tours that Marshall Henri Philippe Petain and Adolf Hitter laid the foundation for Franeo-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-23

a total of 431,Sl6 had visited the park. This figure is q o,6 per cent increase over the previous high in 19S6 and l6,3 per cent over the lsA0 mark.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-23

New Zealand reports its esl. diers are healthier than those ir previous wars.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-23

1t, and carried 1t away. A short time later he returned with the watch. It had been hidden in the dust for Q decade.
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Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-27
INJURIES STRIKE
AT GOPHER RECORD

CHICAGO, Oct. 81 up -
Mighty Minnesota Will be crippled
this week as the Golden Gopher5
carry the last perfect record in the
Big Ton against Northwestern in
the third game of = crIrrai round
robin between Minnesota Michigan
and Northwestern
Michigan whipped Northwestern.
ID to 7, and MInnesota wrecked
Michigan, to 0, but today. with
three men crippled b. injuries Of
an uncertain nature, Minnesota was
a doubtful choice to carry out the
logical course of events by down.
ing rebounding Northwestern.
Two plays before Minnesota
boWled over its touchdown before a
record crowd Of ,753 az Michigan
last Saturday, Capt. Bruce Smith
was assisted from the field with a
bruised leg, A short time later, Her.
man Frickey, who scored the touch
down and who set it up with a 43
yard gain on a pass from Smith,
also retired with a Wrenched knee.
Already on the bench was Helge
Pukema, an outstanding guard, who
had been kicked in the kidneys.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-27
Garage Attendant
Held in Shooting

SACRAMENTO. Oct. 81. up
Edgar Smith. 20. garage attendant,
was held IN city Jail today while
police investigated the fatal shoot
ing OF Albert Burke, so. North Sac
ramento stage driver assertedly dur
ing an argument over Burkes wife.
Leona. "a.
Police said the Burkes had been
estranged for week and met at
Smiths apartment to discuss re-
concil.ation. a quarrel followed and
Smith intervened. According to po-
lice, Smith admitted firing 50
caliber revolver after Burke had
struck and knocked him down.
The Burkes had been married 70,
eight years and were parents Of
four children.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-27
ST. MARY'S
TAKES L0Y0lA

LOS ANGELES. Oct = rUP' -
Accurate passing OF sophomore half
back Johnny Podesto brought the
St. NZary's football team 20 to l3
victory over Loyola Of Los Angeles
in their game before 1880 persons
at Gilmore stadium Sunday.
Podcsto started passing after 10y
ola ran up a Is to 0 lead in the
first period. He accounted for each
OF the Gael's three touChdoWns,
III the second period Podcsto shot
q % yard pass to George Arabian
TO score after the Gacls were
thrown back twice in ground at
tackS.
A pass to Ray Curry brought the
second touchdown in the third
period. Another in the fourth 10
Farron Brumtield clincAed tho
game.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-27
SHANNON CHAMP
OF Blind GOLFERS

FORT WORTH, Tex, Oct. ~. tUP)
The blind golfers championship
OF the world rested WLh Marvin
Shannon today He defeated Clint
Russell of DuIUth. Mrnn. his only
competitor for the title, and 7
Yesterday.
With aides to line up their clubs
and tip them off regarding obstruc-
tious and distances. the bind men
tour a regulation g holes in the
low COS as a rule but yesterday
they weren't on their game and
Shannon. pl2ylng hi hcme course
turned into tn linai nuc lc2'iN2
s:S un aI,hoLsh he had 81 - or tn,
NlT 35 ont nine.
Shannon closed ont the met'h ON
lie llth VIII a 22o-yard drive, two
approach shots and $50 puts for q
bogey five. The Duluth Creamery
executive sliced into trouble.
The match. played before a GAL
lery Of $50. was the second befWetu
the moa. Resscl, ven the fist 1T
Duluth
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-27
STANFORD IN
P.C.C. LEAD

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct IS. tUP)
The last trace of order was gone
today from the Pacific coast con-
ference football race, with once
beaten Stanford leading and trem-
bling
All four of Stanford's Rose Bowl
rivals were beaten in a furry Of
upSets Saturday when oregon. Ore
gon State. Washington and use.
went down, leaving the Indians
with the best chance for a New
Years day engagement in Pasa-
dena.
Even Stanford has yet to face un-
known quantities against Santa
Clara. use, W.S.C. and Califor-
mia. and each of these teams have
had their moments.
The rest of the league is a dog
fight.
OREGON and UCLA are tied for
second with three wins and two
losses. but the victory string of each
includes a win over Idaho or Mon
tana. the conference poor rela-
tons
Oregon State. use. and Wash
lngton each have a 2-2 record in
the league, but the latter two have
lost outside games. California has
lost TWO and won one, and only
Washington State. with three loss
es is clearly out of it.
Next Saturdays card will do lit
tie to clarity the muddle. stan
lord plays Santa Clara outside
Oregon meets W.S.C.. Oregon State
plays Idaho, UCLA plays California.
washington plays Montana and
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-27
ARIZONA LEADS
BORDER LEAGUE
By UNITED PRESS

University Of Arizona moved into
the foreground of the border con-
ference football picture last week
end with a 20-7 victory over Ari-
zona State Teachers of Tempe and
pointed for fourth conference tilt
against Texas College OF Mines al
Tucson Saturday.
West Texas State and Hardin
Simmons as outstanding threats
West Texas doWned Arizona State
Teachers of Flagstaff, 80 Satur-
day ami Eardin-SiElmons defeated
Texas Mines, "A to Il
Hardin-S Simmons and West Texa1
State play Ct Abilene Saturday
while New Mexico Aggies journey
to Flagstaff :or a bate with ,.Ie
Lumber l2t rs.
Tempo plays Colorado state at
Creelc.. T,Xae Tech bat; 6 : . :.
University = Florida and New Mex-
leo PLAYS Nevada in on-conferenca
games Saturday.
Intc:sectional play last weekend
SEW New Mexico Aggies lose to
Bradley Tech, 26-o.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-27

boys were in no condition to play
against San Diego frosh next week;
50 he has called that game off and
will use the next two weeks pre-
paurg for the FL Centre Arabs on
ArmiStice Day.
In FL Centre. the Arabs are build
ing energy to bounce the Al to 0
defeat from Citrus j. c. off their
aching shoulders and Get back into
practice for a clash with OceanSidc
junior college
Jerry Dennerlein, Central coach,
has a mighty tough problem to face
when his boys travel to outside
towns.
He doesn't have all the boys tray
cling. 4 number OF Arab mainstaTs
have jobs or other interests that
keep them home when Denncrlcin
is crying for men.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-27
l.. A. PRODUCE

los ANGELES. OCT - d.r, -
Tr@dlng rather SLOW.
Asparagus: Imperial Wy byuched
* select 500, select , o..
punched veg"ta bic. beete 4o.5.5e.
carrots 5D-6"c. celery root Go,. Dl-
kon Soc. Green onions Std: leeke
LOO: mustard 4e-59c. Parsley 4u-5oc.
radishes 75-yrc spinach 5o-soc.
Turnips 4"-6Pc. Kohl rao4 Csc mint
and watercress 2ec.
Tomatoes: loeal a.G sau Diego
stones 4x5s G5-3.e 5x5s and 5xey
75-3pc. fx6s Go-75c. san Lui, Obisb5
4N5s 65sJc, 5x5s and 5xse 75-95e.
cxcs C5-85c, stems 2-Iayer local &
san Diego 75-E5e.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-27
Lovers Quarrel
Causes Suicide

ANGELS CAMP. Cal, Oct. 81.
eUPl-Coroner John Cardella be-
lievcd toda" a love quarrel dro|c
Private Kenneth Dilly, 25, Gridley,
to kill himself yesterday in the
woods near White Pines, CalaVcras
county.
Dilly, the coroner said, was abb
sent without leave from Fort Leon
ard Wood, Mo, where he was sta
toned.
Dilly was sent to Fort Wood after
he was drafted and a dispute by
mail with his sweetheart. Elaine
Little. Gridley. caused him to re-
turn to California without leave,
Cardella said
Miss Little told authorities Dilly
appeared at White Pines two weeks
ago and threatened to kill her and
end his own life. His body was found
by Kenneth Lloyd, 13. with a re-
YOlVer beside it,
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-27
l.. A. LIVESIOCB

Federal state market news scrYIcc)
HOGS salable 1850, active, 1O-30c
high hows fully steady; bulk
medium to chioce 170-240 lbs 1I.40-
u; few choice 2Q0-216 lbs I2I0-
2 20; top 220; 250-270 lbs 11.25-
lI.&5, sows S5O-9.5o; stags 8; ~ ID
feeder pigs 14.85
Cattle salable 5000; open. about
steady but bids lower on medium
10 good cows; medium 10 good fed
steers 10-11.25, some held to 1l.5O
and above; Mexicans SS.75; few
yearling stockers and feeders $50
10; fed heifers held TO 1850 and
above; common to good cows 725-
5. 7s21. muny held higbas canners
ana cutters 5.25-7. few st0ckera 6.25,
bulls s.2e- $50; calves salable 1900,
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-27
NkW YORK STOCKS

MN YORK. oct. 81 CPy A
orfal' IN tobacco shares. ranging
to more than II pts, carried the
Industrial average down 10 rev
10" 'iace October II in a ouiet
stock market today
American Tobacco issues were
hardest hit following a statement
by George w Hill, president. that
Il" "ill recommend cut in the
dividend fro mthe present S1.25
quarterly rate 70 Is cents a share
- th" rDmmon and b stocks be-
'aIse of higher taxes. The common
stock made new low at 56s2 off
l"t AID tho Z stock a new low
~ = of IIA.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-27
MARKET QUOTATIONS.
L. A. POULTRY

Los ANGELES. oct. 81 uP) =
Hens, Leghorn, - - 81. ID l6c
Hens, Leghorn over 81, to : lbs lsc
Hens, Leg. over 1 lbs and w 1Sc
Hens. colored, 10 5H lbs 3. 24c
Hens, colored over " lbs & up FAC
Broilers, ] i and UP IA. lbs . PC
Broiiers over II. and up T. ga 23c
Fryers, Leg. wore 9. - lbs. 16c
Fryers. colored, 2h to Sl4 lbs 2Oc
Fryers, colored over 3H TO Az 21c
Roasters, colored, over Az lbs 24c
Stays. colored .............. I4c
Old Roosters, colored ......... 13e
Old Leghorn Roosters ....... O5c
Ducklings. Pekin over ID 49,. IL
Ducklings, Pekin under lbs :. 15c
Old Ducks, White Pekin ... Csc
Young Tom Turkeys 90 lbs. up 21c
Young Tom Turkeys u to 90 Ibs 19c
Young Hen Turkeys j and up %
Capons, 10 3 IDS ............... 25c
Capons oyer s lbs and up ...... 25c
Rabbits. NJ. white g. 10 ~ lbs IT,
Rabbits, mixet colors . L. ;. lbs 15c
Rabbits No. ola .#.............. Csc
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-27
FOOTBALL RESULTS
By UNITED PRESS

Gon2aea 10, Portland U. 13.
st Mar 20; Lovola l3.
Moffctt Filed 30, Camp Haan :.
Santa Clara Trcsh l8; Humboldt
State 6.
4oth Division 70; Los Angeles
Western Bears 0.
s. Marys oTcXaso %; Regi4 Col
ioge l3.
La Sale +. Conlsiu5 0.
GoNza6a 70: Portland U. 13.
St Mar 20, Lnyola Lo4 An
golesl I3
Santa Clara Fro7h ;8; HUMBOLDT
state ..
Moffott FIcld 20, Camp Haau 7
San FranciscC PROFESSIONAL Pac-
kers 10, Los Augelcs Bulldogs Q.
Hollywood Bears 2G, san Diego
BonberS 1G.
St. Mary's oTcYas) 20; Regis Col.
lege Denver 13.
LaSalle I; Canisius 0.
10th Division 70; Los Angeles
Western Bears 0.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-27
Constable Dies in
Street Gun Fiqht

WENDON, Arll., Oct 81. up
Constable Clark Bayers of Wendon
was killed and TWO men were injured
last night ii shooting here
The injured we're Frank Foster,
alias Jim Harper, 72, WcndOn and
Jack Clinton. also Of Wendon. They
Werc taken to a Phoenix hospital
where CAnton's condIucn vas re-
ported scriCus.
Authorities said Foster shot Con-
stale Bayers when he interceded
in q fight and the bullet that
struck the officer also Int Clinton.
Foster was only sli2htly cut and
bruised.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-27

use. has an open date.
Stanford looked good Saturday. ii
winning a hard game from Wa.,h-
ington, 1871. the nearest thing to a
formful game on the coast. Orc
gon. rated l3 points better than
UCLA, was smacHed down bE 'he
State. an eight-poln, faycri.e o9c"
improving Bruins, H.. O.s-on
W.S.C. fell to the CouG&r&. 20.
use, a 1913 betting choice o..W
California, lost 40.
Even Santa Clara. the last IN
beaten major team ON the coast,
was soundly beaten, 1876, b. Ok
lahoma TO put the west deep in the
hole on the basis of intCrsectional
games. Idaho took a breathel from
Willamette. 33-6, and Montana
whipped Montana State, 23-13.
Other far western results of the
weekend included:
Saturday: California Frosh 26
use. Frosh 0. Cal A4gies I, Chico
State T. PUGET Sound y, Linfi>d
!: College OF Idaho IA. Boise All
Base 0, Eastern WashingtOn / ecu
tral Washington 0; Fresno State
26, San Diego State 0. Eastern Orc
gon 25. Lewiston T. Nevada 7, San-
ia Barbara State 0. Pacific Luth-
eran Is. Western WASHINGTON g.:
Redlands IA. Pomona 0. San Fran
cisco State -, LaEcfnc !; san
Francisco j. c. 13, Sacramento JC.
0; Stanford Fresh g. Alhambla A.
c. l3; Whitman H. Pacific u. 9.
Sacramento Air Base Il. Moffctt
Field reserves 13.
Sunday; ST Mary's %. GovoIa 13:
Gonzaga 10 Portland 10, Santa
Clara Frosh 18 Humboldt State G;
Mo:fett Field 30, Camp Haan :.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-27

nm VTINIIIT VNI1V. ONV TIIJ IIIVII'
beatus acted as a tonic on The War
.icrs. For lie first time, the north
cnd,rs didn't meet = school com
plesely OUT Of their class. Phoenix
T. Centre. Whittier. ard Citrus all
enjoy an enrolment much large"
than BraWlcy Brown Military
Academy wasn't such a big hunk to
bite Off
The Warriors managed to GAIN a
lot ot yards and points against
Brown. but didn't sam the points
that would have even them ther
list win o. the season.
SO what. tIo Warriors ask we
hnoW that We CAN Win, now
Coach john Mcintyre said his
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-27
BIG 10; BIG MONEY

CHICAGO, Oct. q up - The
big ten is on its way toward an
all-time attendance record in foot
ball
Already a total CT lC35 .4o3 spec
tators have PAID their way into 27
conference games. an average OF
38,348 per game. In 1q4o. the record
year, an average of 37498 saw the
complete schedule and at this same
stage of the campaign the average
was well under $1,000.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-27
l.. A. HA Y
CHICAGO GRAINS

CHICAGO. oct. 27 Up Wheat
prI'es rcndcd lower today. reflect
mg weakness in cotton and a lack
Of sustained buying interest.
Other grains and SOY beans als5
lost ground.
Wheat finished -. to 2i.c
bushel lower. Corn wa of e, 70 :.
oats "f . to n rye off y to l..
ana soy beans we're Off i, to up :,
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-27

wears crop of speed peaks in final
events today
SO far this year, 10 new records
have been established on the Salton
Sea course III two days of racing.
Last years total in the thrcc-day
meet was 10 records broken. To-
DAYS finals should send the 1871
mark we'll above that of the pre-
ViouS sessions.
Yesterdays top speed over the
five mile oval course was $3.50
miles an hour set by Gene Craw-
ford, Ceres. when he broke the 225
cubic inch record. which previously
stood at 58.252 miles an hour.
Summarizes of yesterdays results.
including lirst three places, alou9
with timing in various divisions,
and whether a new record was cs-
tablished. follow:
A HYdroplane-In 1O42, Frank
Vincent. Tulsa. OKLA. 47344: m.p.h.
ncW Wtrld mara: 90 S-l3, To.l
D,Witt, VanWcrt, Ohio, 45.0G8; t31
C-78, I'd Silva, Haniord, Calf .
43 l65
M Hydroplane III Smokey, Fred
Muklcy, Los Angeles, 3o,l56 mp.h.t
- MY Lack, George Ellis Dulzura,
Calf: 30 Zippers Kid, Ray Mac
Donald, Los Angeles.
c. Hydroplane-1 T-46, Worth
boggeman, Fort Worth, Tex, 54.3l5
t2D T-23. Harry Combs, Abilene,
Tex, 54545; 80 Upper ", Joe
Bcato, Les Angeles, 52.173.
C Service Runabout-Qp Dyna-
Mite, Lloyd Huse. Yuba City, 43.062
,ucw world record; ~ Miss Sig
nal, Pat Freeman, Santa Barbara,
41.C95, Ga Night Wind, Bud Wiget,
Wilmington. Also.
B Hydroplane-U IA, Worth
Boggeman. Fort Worth. 51.373; 90
S-13, Tom Dewitt, VanWert, OHIO,
52l13; 80 Skipper, r. 5. Hooper,
Phoenix, 49.3l5.
F. Hydroplane-n TAG, Worth
BCggcman, Fort Worth, 52ll3; t2l
GO-Ca.t, Loyal Oscau, Modesto,
5l.428, 50 Sea Que TOO, Harvey
Sampson, COvina, 493l5.
C Racing Rmabout-uD TBS,
Harry Combs, Abilene, 4876O; ca
Night Wind, BUD Wigct. Whining
ton, 300, 1850 new world record !,
81 Miss Wickenburg, Lester Mis-
sail, Wickenburg Ariz., 45.685.
Class F Racing Runabout-CD Ta6
A Long. Harold Ashley, MarySvillc.
81 993 neW world recorD ~ M
Syn, Bob Jepsen, Burbank. 50.56l;
80 Star Bird Paul Stanley, San
Francisco, 49450.
Pacific One Design-1 SWee pea,
Pete Pierce, Wilmar, san Gabriel
1857 new world record; t2D Fri
dar, Dorrancc Williamson, Compton
485l; 80 Excaelibur Kenneth In
gram, El Monte. 1912.
1855 Cubic Inch-lD Panda, Geo.
Narue San LcandrO. 1896: % yam
kce Doodle II, Clay Smith. Long
Beach, $3.50; f3) Madcap, Thomas
Caldwell, San Francisco, 5454.
1872 Cubic Inch free fora D.
IL So Long il, Lou Fagool, San
Marine: -, Hi Ball Gene Cra"-
ford. Ceres, Calf; 80 Zephyr, Rube
Bohnct. Compton.
225 Class CDiy. lid Hi Bal.
Gene Crawford, Ceres, $3.50 mcW
world record) ca Thundnrbird.
Bob Stack, Hollywood, 6l0t; ~ S.
What, Tommy Incr, Los Angeles.
54878.
235 Glass Div. D-G SO Long,
Lou Fagcol, 65.45; o2D Zephyr, Ken.
meth Harmon, South Gate, 62717;
t3) Tops, Jack Cooper, Kansas City,
Mo. 64.748.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-27
L. A. STOCKS

LOS ANGELES. oct. % tuPJ -
stocks were narrowly irregular III
light trading on the LosAngeles
Exchange To-Day. Four issues were
lp. four were down and p were
unchanged. Volume va appro%i-
lnatciy 5000 shares.
Central Investment - unchgdi
pacific Finance So uuchgd Sontag
Drug o. Off -; Sou. California
Edison G Ct. 247a unchgd; Standard
OH ~. up y ; con. Steel pfd 207.
uD i: Menasco 10 up .05.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-27
PIONEER SUCCJMB.;

LONG BEACH, Cal. Oct 81. lUPJ
Funeral services VIII be held
Tuesday for William D. Chisholm,
81, a pioneer in development of the
American Merchant Marine. CHS
holm died Saturday night at his
home here. He had betn i'll for
two years. His wife, Mra Eta Nc
Cloud Chisholm, survives,