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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-08

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: 32-River Island.
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soh-C0nifer
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FEARED
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-08
THE LONE RANGER

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-08

3-Wyoming.
Lily.
5-saolt Ste. Marie in northern
Michigan,
6-The dassie.
THE Celtic population Of
Wales. or people speaking
Celtic of the same branch an
Welsh.
Gen. Hugh johnson,
. Americas Fighting Thinkers
Writes Daily for the Times.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-01
l.. A. PRODUCE
Los ANGELES, Dec.

Los AM ELES, Dec. tCP)
Trading only fair
Bunched vegetables: bects 50-60c
carrots 50-65c; celery root 6o-70c
dixon Soc; green onions I-25 leeka
1.5o: mustard 75c. parsley 6e-75c;
radishes / .29-1.5o; spinach 75-1.oo;
turnips 1890; anise, kohl rabi mint
and watercrcss 3o-35.
Cucumbers: san Diego Jugs 1.51-2;
Imperial Wy 125-1.50,
Peas: san Diego 13c; No. IS sc;
Santa Barbara 12c; Imperial Wy
bush 6-6'2c. Ventura bush 7-6c
squash: white summer san Diego
lugs 2-2.5G; local 1.50-2 Imperial
Wy 2-2.50. Italian San Diego lugs
2-2.50, local 2.225, yellow crook
neck Imperial Yl2 I.75-2; cream
local 4o-5oc; table queen local lugs
50-6oes hubbard Lomp1c. 20 lb; ba-
ana local pink ] &c.
tomatoes. local and San Diego
stones lug 4M5 l25-I.5o; 5x5 and
5NG 1.5o-12.97. GxG 1.25-l.5o, SKI
1-I.25. SAT- Lunis Oblspo 5x5 and
5HG .. 64G 175-1.85. SKI l.4Q-1 60;
stems 2-layer 3xG 10 5X7 Santa Bar
Lara 1.75.2.2o. san Diego 1.50-1.85.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-01
THE POST PRESS
SPORTS
BOB ROMANS wins WEEKLY GRID
CONTEST: PREDICTS Il WINNERS;
FINALS ANNOUNCED TUESDAY

A perfect score gave Bob Romans
5 points in the Post-Press Rose
Bowl contest this week. Romans
picked San Diego Frosh. CaleXico
Navy. Oregon State, California,
Washington, Texas Christian. Rice
Tennessee, Penn State, Marquette,
Nebraska against their opponents
and he was correct on every game.
Herb Mann fell one game short
of Romans when he picked Stan
ford to humble California. Mann
will receive 3 points in the Bowl
contest and the four 10-2 men will
receive / point.
Tuesday. the winner of the Rose
Bowl tickets will be announced,
but for noW-the results:
1872
Rafael Marjarrez, Ralph Powers,
John Finn. Carl Conley.
9-3
Jimmie Roberts Alma Verdugo.
Laurence Farmer, Eddie Gray, Art
Sparks Roberta Bartholomew, w.
J. Strickland, Leslie Dove, Jr., AL
bert TerrazaS. E. D. Hatch, Mrs. NJ.
R. Brents. Norma Verdugo Waldo
mar Gallego, Thomas Feeney.
8-4
Ed BrentS, Al DeVore Harry
Hovey, Faye Ritter, Kathleen Finn,
Paul Mackey, George Bennett,
Jackie Vaquero, Mary Louise Brack-
ney Jim Nesbitt, Jr., Bill Pelletier
Carlos Padilla. Y. KohatSu, Bob
Feeney, Max Brents, Bruce Ritter
Raleigh Holt, Pat BucKlin.
Us
Haruo Kobata, Donald Boone
Bobby Reed. Henry Farrar. George
Mann Charles Smaller, Maude Gies,
Raymond Reeder, Charles Aaron,
Donna Jean Palmer, Carl Bennett,
Margaret Cottrell Travis Williams
Gene Heiss, George Bucklin, Ted
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-01

25 600 persons at Los Angeles Sat
urday. use next Saturday meets its
cross town rival. UCLA, in the final
conference of the season. The Bruins
were idle Saturday.
Oregon goes to Austin, Tex, ID
meet the Texas LonghornS, while
Washington State completes its
schedule with game at Tacoma
against the Texas A & M eleven.
Both games are Saturday.
Mississippi State, winner of the
Southeastern conference title, and
beaten only by Duquesne, comes to
San Francisco to meet the Univer-
sity of San Francisco Dons, while
Arizona, a % to 81 victor over Kan-l
sas State, faces Utah at Tucson.
The Dons yesterday defeated the
powerful Fort Ord eleven 21 to 13.
They have been defeated only by;
Santa Clara, st. Mary's and Stan
ford, but have averaged four touch
downs a game for the last five
games.
San Diego State and College of
Pacific meet Friday night at Saa
Diego.
Other weekend scores = Pacific
Lutheran 13, College of Pacific 7;
Occidental "a Colorado College 20;
Phoenix JC % Pomona JC 7; Loyola
10 Nevada 7. March Field 32nd
Infantry 7.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-01
BOWL ELEvENS
SELECTED

lShcd undefeated and united in
nine games With 33l points to IL
Tor the nations best scoring rec
ord
Sugar BoWl-NiSSouri Won the
Big SIX championship and eight
Of nine games. losing only to Ohio
State by a touchdown III the opener.
The Tigers collected 226 points to
81. They were beaten. 2l7. by
Georgia Tech in their only previous
bowl appearance-in Miami in 1910.
Eordham although defeated by Pitt.
is the casts leading independent
With seven victories in eight tries
ana a record of l80 points to 81
The Rams lost to Texas A. and NJ.
By I3-I2 in the Cotton Bowl
last New Years day.
Cotton BoWl-The Aggies. crushed
By a 23-0 count by Texas last
Thursday. have a record of eight
trlumphs in nine starts and 253
points to 46 Because Texas was
beaten and tied A and NJ Won
the southwest title without dis
pute despite their loss to the Long
horns. The Aggies have one game
left on their schedule-that with
washington State a. Tacoma Wash.
next Saturday II IS the Aggies
third bowl bio in three years.
Orange BoWl-Georgia. once beat
en- and once tied, won eight OF
10 games with an advantage of
20 points to 81 but finished no
higher than a tie for second in the
southeastern conference race won
by Mississippi State. The invitation
is the first the Bulldogs ever have
received.
Officials of al but the Cotton
Bowl already have announced prob
able selloutS. The S. F. O. sign went
up in New Orleans in several Weeyb
and the few tickets placed on public
sale at Pasadena are gobbled up
every year in a matter OF a few
hours. Orange Bowl sponsors have
indicated that the Miami stadium
will be overfloWing
The bowl developments dominated
the sports last full program Satur-
day, but other games held much of
the national interest. The years
biggest crowd-almost SO o00-saw
Navy wind up its best season in
meny years by beating the Army
l4-6. in Philadelphia with two
bursts OF power in the third period
after trailing at the half.
The victory of Mississippi State
over Mississippi. 60, gave the Mar
oon the southeastern pennant. State
scored in the third period of a
very close game.
Duke gained undisputed right TO
the southern title when North Car
olina State defeated William and
Mary. In another topline southern
game Tennessee crumbled Wander
bilt's bowl hopes with a lop-sided
victory.
In other contests. Washington
shaded Southern California. Boston
College defeated Holy Cross, Ford
ham wound up by beating NYU,
Texas Christian whipped Southern
Methodist. Rice defeated Baylor
Auburn pummeled Clemson, Pitt de-
teated Carnegie Tech, Nebraska
conquered Oklahoma and Louisiana
State again topped Tulane.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-01

NEW YORK. Dec. / tUP1-There
were only two empty brackets on
the New Years day football line
up today as rapid-fire developments
boosted Oregon State and Duke to
the Rose Bowl. Missouri and Ford
ham into the Sugar Bowl, and Tex
as A and NJ. and Georgia into the
Cotton and Orange games against
opponents not yet named.
As always the selections stirred
a few dissents but the general re-
action was favorable All the tap
ped teams had been regarded as
logical choices for the past month
and the pairing produced no sur
prises The vacancies al Dallas and
Miami are expected to be filled
by Duquesne. Texas L. or Mis-
siSsippi State today or tomorrow.
Oregon State won the western
invitation and the undiSputed Pac!-
fic coast championship automatIcal-
ly by defeating Oregon l2-7. While
Stanford was being eliminated By
California in a 100 upset Oregon
State which never has played in the
Rose Bowl. chose Duke Sunday
evening and the Blue Devils
promptly accepted.
The pairings for the Sugar Bow
contest in New orleans were an
nounced simultaneously by officials
at Fordham and Missouri. Like
Duke both teams have played in
post games before. Fordham
waited until late Saturday night for
feeler from Oregon. then signed
up with the New Orleans COM
mittee hours before States choice
Of Duke was made public.
Georgia was signed up for the
Orange Bowl soon after the Bull
dogs wound up their season with a
triumph over Georgia Tech and the
Cotton Bowl committee announced
that the Texas Aggies would again
represent the southwest conference
in the Dallas eXtravanZa by virtue
of their divisional championship. A.
and NJ. had withheld acceptance
pending faculty approval.
Here are the details of the games
and the records of the teams:
Rose Bowl-Oregon State, although
beaten by Washington State and
Southern California won the Pa
cific coast title with seven victories
and ran up 123 points against 33
in nine games Duke. which lost its
only previous Rose game to South
ern California. 7-3 in 1899, won the
southern conference title and fin
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-01
AGG|ES HAVE4
TO CHOOSE FROM

DALLAS, Tex. Dec. /. CUP)-The
names of four and possibly five
teams available for the Cotton Bowl
will be submitted to the Texas
Aggies, host school in the New
Years day game, and they will
choose their opponent, it was learn
ed on reliable authority today.
Stanford, Tennessee Alabama and
Mississippi State were reported to
have signified their Willingness to
play, and delay in submission of
the list to the Aggies hinged on
word from Duquesne as to its avail
ability
Dan D. Rogers. president of the
Cotton Bowl athletic association said
that no invitation had been eX-
tended to any team.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-01
frisco D0NS
SCORE FIFTH WIN

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. l. (UP)-
The University of San Francisco
Dons scored their fifth consecutive
win yesterday, a 81 to 13 victory
over a tough Fort Ord eleven, and
looked forward today to meeting
Mississippi State college here next
Saturday
The Dons outpoWered the soldiers,
who boast the best service team in
California. Pete Franceschi gallop-
ed 80 yards over left guard to score
the first Don touchdown in the
initial period.
Fort Ord drove right back to the
pass and lateraled to John Domench,
SO yard stripe. Bob Smith took 4
who ran 81 yards to score. The
count was 7 to at halftime.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-01

10 the beavers WllO ucNtI ptlOlc
have played at PaSadena's New
Years classic.
Oregon State clinched the Pacific
Coast conference pennant Satur-
day with its u to victory over
Oregon, a traditional rival, but an
assist must go to California, a 81 to
l underdog, that stopped Stanford
Is to 0.
The Bears played the cagey and
powerful defensive game that made
the late Andy Smiths wonder teams
such holy terrors in the gaudy '20's
and thus got the sports writer's into
an enthusiastic bit of limb climbing
with predictions of Rose Bowl i'll
1912 for California.
California still has game on its
schedule with Georgia Tech at
Berkeley on Dec. 81.
Washington outlucked Southern
California to win IA to 13 before
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-01
ARMY ELEvENS
BATTLE TO TIE

FRESNO. Cal, Dec. /. (UP)-The
March Field Bombers and the 32ni
infantry team from Fort Ord, played
a to 6 tie here yesterday.
George Hillery scored the first
touchdown for March Field in the
second period after taking the ball
on lateral to the four yard line,
and then accepting a pass from
Rocco Francisco
The 32nd infantry marched to
the Bombers 40 in the closing Pc
riod from where Frank Ghiorso pass
ed to Jamison for 80 yards, to Bliss
for 10 more, and after three line
bucks Paul Thompson plunged over
from the four-yard stripe.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-01
L. A. LIVESTOCK

Los ANGELES. Dec. OPP
fFcderal State Mkt Ncws Service.
Hogs salablc 14n6, 5-15c loWcr
bulk medium to choice 170-24o lbs
11-1.5o; few to smaIl killers 11.55-
II.60, top II.s0; three decks Idaho
unsold; few heavie5 a.50-I956.
packing sows 8.50-3 100; few IigHt
lights to $50.
Cattle salable aGoo. fairy aetiqe.
strong IN most killing cla.sc ,
lockers aud feeders in light M
pile; medium to good fed steers
10.10-1125; some held f1.5o and
above; few Mexican stecrs 9-9.G6t
others 7.5o-8.5Di load flcshy feeder
steers 1925; medium to good fed
beifers 10-11. common 10 medium
cows 1853, few s.10-8.25; Gamers
and cutters 5.25-7; bulls 8.-925 odd
heaYies to 9.75; calves salable 1870
down; range slaughter calves 1875,
some held higher; few choice calve
to -.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-01
UPS SE1S
MARK
IA MEE'E

The Imperial VaIle% tennis tour
ney got under Way last weekend
in Calexico and Was the semi
finals with upsets stre@n through
the mems division.
Three seeded contestants were
upset sunday with Jack HENS the
only .ayolte 10 come through. Jack
Candland fouzht off LINN Johnson,
7-5, rs: Leroy Arnold took Tom
Brents. ia. 6-8 6-2. George Egling
pummeled Robert CrosSan, 81, 6-2;
but JACK dems swung his way to
a 6-2. G-3 win over the lnderdog
Robert Simmons.
In tho veterans division. Carol
DGnoS Won the right to face Karl
EdmGnds in the finals by defeating
Dr.. Harold Gregg 6-l 6-4
Girls Under Is
Junior 0uarter-finals results:
Louise Raley defeated Martha Rob-
erta Go 60. Mary Carroll de-
feat"d Alice Eyrand, 60, 60 Verda
D9nkereIe" defeated Peggy Popez, g.
!, III JOdIi DO" - dt4tdl'Q fCIlllJ
PaIo5 TO, 6-0
Girls Under l8
Laycrne Stanton defeated Marie
Skinner. c. G-9; Margari'a Farias
defeated Charlotte Case 6-3, 6-3;
Louise Raley defeated Mary Car
roll, 6-l &c Joan BoWker defeated
Betty Lea Horton SO, O..
R3ys Under Is
Robert Simmons defeated Bob
Bliss 81. 60: Bill Sharp defeated
Edward LGg1 Go. Go; Henry Eyaro
defeated Loree Kaiser. 7-5 Sd; Bill
steirat defeated 5kippy Perkins, 60,
60.
RoyS Under l8
Jazz Hens defeated Bob McKin-
leJ. G3, G-2: Harry Powell defeated
jim Ricdy G-3, 6-4 Robert Sim
mons defeated Louis Nichols, rs,
Co.. Tom Brln,s defeated Joe Web
ster 1l-9 G-3.
NeIl 2unaay the mem division
Will 20 Iato aelnI-IInal play, and
both seml-tinals and finals will
be played N the junior division.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-01
NEW YORK STOCKS

NEW YORK. Dec. OtPl -Gr0W-
ing anxiety over the Far Ea stcra
crisis and continued confusion re
garding the domestic labor and eco
nomic situation brought an irrcgu-
larly lJwer movement into the
stock market today which dropped
the general average TO new loH
since June 10, 1910.
DOW Jones preliminary closing
averages: Industrial 1l5.5s, off .s5:
rail 2s.87. IF .09 untility l5.54 off -.
So stocks 2s.34 off .2oc.
stock sales approXimatcd sfo.oa0
shares against 87o.o Friday Curb
tOck volumnc was 1S4 ngn share
compared with 223. 900 in the pre-
viOus full session.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-01
OREGON TRAVELS
TO AUSTIN, TEX.

EUGENE, Ore, Dec. l. (UP)-Tlle
University of oregon football squad
of 80 men was ell route today to
Austin. Tex, where the WebfooJs
meet the University of Texas Long
horns next Saturday.
Oregon will stop off for a short
workout late today in Sacramento,
in Los Angeles tomorrow and Tue
son on Wednesday.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-01
CHICAGO GRAINS

Chicago, Dec. / tPJ - Soy bcal.
futures today rose &c a bu. thr
permiss sible limit, t. lead a general
advance that carried grain future.
sharply higher.
Prices slipped slightly from their
best levels in the final minute.
Wheat closed up i. to &c bu.
corn up i. to L.; oats UP .. to
L.: rye UP .. to i. and soy beans
up - 10 5@ic.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-01

Los ANGELES. De-. dP) =
stocks nuctuated narrowly today
on the Los Angelo exchange in
moderately active trading. Five is
sues registered gains. seven lot
ground in the 400 hare market
Five shares remained unchanged.
The list. Los Angelo Investme ent
Z; Transamerica a.; Pacific Gas
and electric ~, down y Sou. Cal
Edion a.; Bandini Petroleum 81 50
dn .O6c; Union Oil H. down =.
Aircraft Accessories $3.50 down 1oc
Menasco Steel s1.30 dn .U5c; Vega
Aircraft 9h down L.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-01

kObaId.
Go
Craig Strickland, Manuel Vale
Ed Palmer Edgar Palmer, Oscar
Padilla, Albert Olsen, c. B. Hether-
ington. Tom Brents. Neil Ritter
Martha Gray, Dick Strickland, Mrs
George Farmer, C. H. Pinnell, Will
liam Andrews.
4-8
Paul Takegaki.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-01

There are four teams il the coun-
try which can give . terrific head
ache to anybody who labors under
the delusion that form prevails in
college football-Auburn, Colgate,
Temple and Syracuse. The last
named three have been up and
down the ladder OF success all year,
looking ike million dollars one
Saturday and like buns the next.
Last Saturday Auburn, kicked
around plenty this year, suddenly
cot hot against a highly favored
Clemson team. When they pidt ed
up the pieces. the score was Au-
burn % Clemson !.
The Orange Bowl may not have
obtained the best football team III
tie country when it invited Georgia
to reDresent tie south, but It got
one of the bes5 sate attractions
The customers will 60 miles to see
Frank SinkWich, Georgia'S broken
iaWed back. run and pass. That guy
locks like something dreamed up by
Orson Wclles When he puts on the
eadeet that protects his jaw. In
c.dentally. he can play pretty IAN
afternoon of football, too.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-01
LOYOLA DEFEATS
NEVADA e.

LOS ANGELES, Dec. 1. UP)-
Vince PaceWic, halfback who has
aparked his teams offensive all
season, scored twice for the Loyola
Lions Sunday as they defeated
the University of Nevada football
team, l9 to T. before 1909 persons
in Gilmore stadium,
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-01
THE DAYS
SPORTS PARADE
By Harry Ferguson

NEW YORK. Dec. l eUPl = Mon
day morning grid-irony:
Player of the Week-Joe Day, sub
Stitute fullback of the Oregon State
team who made a 100000 touch
down against Oregon. oregon State
was trailing ! TO 6 in the final per-
iod and all dreams of the Rose
Bowl We're beginning to fade on the
gridiron at Eugene. Ore. If Oregon
State lost it seemed fairly certain
that the boys also would lose the
trip to Pasadena. Suddenly Ore
gon State started a march. They
rolled to the 28-yard line and Day
number for a touchdown. It will be
Oregon States first Rose Bowl
game and its first slice of those
gaudy gate receipts.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-01
MARKET QUOTATIONS
l.. A. POULTRY

LOS ANGELES. Dec ! u'P) -
Hens, Leghorns, 81 to 81. lbs lie
Hens. Leghorns over g, to lbs 17c
Hens, Leg. over 4 lbs and up 1Sc
Hens. colored. to 5A lbs :. FAC
Hens. coiored over Ga lbs & up 24c
Broiiers i, and up I, lbs. 20c
Broilers over Ia and up to q. 2Ic
Fryers. Leg. Vore Pa t. lbs. 16c
Fryers. colored. 2h TO ga lbs 2oc
Fryers. colored over 3A to Al 21c
Roasters, colored, over d. lbs 22e
Stays, colored .............. 14c
Old Roosters. colored ........ 13c
Old Leghorns Roosters ...... 08c
Ducklings, Pekin over lbs. . 19c
Ducklings, Pekln under 5lbs. :. tic
Old Ducks. White Pekin ..... 0sc
Young Tom Turkeys 80 lb up 20c
Young Tom Turkeys 14-22 lbs 20c
Young Ten Turkeys 10 and up &c
Capons 6 to Slbs ....#... ~ 25c
Capons over s lbs and up ...... Csc
Rabbit. Ne. l white y TO AZ 15c
Rabbits. mixed coIors h-41s lbs 13c
Rabbits No. old .............. .07c
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-01
FOOTBALL SCORES

March Field 32nd Infantry 6.
U Of San Francisco 81, Fort Ord l3
LoEola 10 Nevada 7
Toledo U % jefferson Barracks 81.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-01
OREGON STATE
IN FIRST BOWL
BY JIM SULLIVAN

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec I. (UP)-For a team that did
Mt stand Chinaman's chance at the start of the season.
Oregon State college did all right for itself Rose Bowl
venture against the Duke Blue Devils sounds mighty sweet
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-01

Incidentally, it was a great dar
for substitute fullbacks Wayne Blue
second stringer on the Nebraska
team. intercepted an Oklahoma
10 yards for the touchdown that
pass. cut to the sidelines and ran
enabled Nebraska to defeat Okla
homa. 7 to 6. and tie for second
place in the big six.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-01


Upset of the week Louisiana
States l9 top victory over Tulane,
a result that surprised everyone so
much that the students ran on the
field after it was over and con-
tinued the contest by using their
fists on each other. Tulane, with
great material, came up to the
game with in indifferent record
but they were heavily favored over
sub-par LSU squad. 1t was a
clean-cut victory with LSU gaining
329 yards to Tulanes 109.
Personal ranking of the teams re-
gardless of how many times they
have been beaten or tied:
l. Minnesota
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-01
LOCAL BUTTERFAT

l.. A. Butter =, ..s,......-.--.. 37c
Grade A. Cream .............. ACC
Manufacturing Milk .......... 44i2c
Route gathered cream ........ &c
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-01
L. A. BUTTER & EGGS

Los ANGELES, Dec. ! GPp
BUTTER; Extra sic; Prime first
S6i.c; standard 34ne; Undergrades
33c .#a5
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-01
l.. A. BANKS

Los ANGELES Dee CP)
Bld Asked
Tran nsa nlerica ....#..=.#..#.#= 40 a i
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-01
La. GRAIN

Los ANGELES. Dee u'PJ -
Milo, No. yen5w ...s s1.4714ml.52E
Wheat No. l h.. :. =. 81. so y n 1.97k
Barley, ma lting type -. S1.sQn 200
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-01

What b,1pilege :. . for merchant go into
almost every HOME :. with his advertising along
side our stories . to tell folks bis stories, too!
for now it is Christmas time :. :. . and
they want to know, they'd like to know about
your smart mops, and how they work
about carpets and rugs, and why they're Christmas
gifts . about the watches you SELL and wby they
keep such accurate time about the funny doo-
dads that gals wear on their shoulders. about the
ski Shoes that look and comfortable, and
why about the books that thrill and lift and soothe
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-01
THIS | S

ITS bedtime, sonny I'll tell you story"
"Motbuyr . will you tell me story?' Listen, my
children, and you shall hear of the midnight ride
Stories stories =. always stories to fill our
minds with dreams to give US vision, insight; to
give US ability invent, imagine; to teach Affection;
to teach us right and wrong; to solace stormy dis
appointments; to steep our hearts and minds in
color, beauty; to give our childish fingers hand
holds on life; to lull us fast asleep
Stories 3. they still our means of escape when
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-01
MPLS. FLAX FUTURES

Dec. ..#... .#.#...# .#.#.#..##.#z 81 Sc :
May .... .##..#=. S1.89&
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-01

our world IS 100 uTdD, OF W1IeH IT
is tumbled, oppressive, logged; or
when we seek relaxation, entertain
ment nt....... and, so you, and
we, turn gratefully, confidently, 10
the pages of our newspaper to find
stories.
They are there unfailingly :. pages
and columns and sticks of stories for
every mood and every need.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-01

and STIR -. about toys and parties and
dolls and ways to make-believe for
youngsters =. please tell them wbo to
give gifts to, and wby they d like them;
help our readers make their Christmas
lists at this Christmas time.
Don't forget that all our readers, all
your customers are lille tads jaa
grown mp =. and they'd like it if you'd
tell them stories.