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The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1941-10-09

right tackle and right end block the
left guard of the opposing team.
The quarterback assists the right
guard in housekeeping the left
tackle. The right halfback fakes at
the left tackle and goes down the
field to block the left halfback. The
fullback drives to the right and
blocks the left end who Is coming
in. The left halfback to whom the
ball originally was snapped takes
few steps to the right and then
drives forward inside tackle
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1941-10-09
Governor james Raises
State Employees Wages

Governor Arthur H. James Of Penn
sylvania has added 161a cents a day
to the wages of $4,000 lowest paid
employees of the State government.
The increase boosted the pay Of en-
ployes receiving $1,000 year to
$1,000. Hourly and per diem workers
were raised three cents an hour, from
81 cents to 55 cents.
The Governors office said that
among those included in the $4,000
affected by the order are 5000 full
time workers, mostly female stenog-
raphers and clerks, and about 10000
per diem and hourly workers. The
remaining $1,000 are employed i'll
State institutions where maintenance
is included in their salaries.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1941-10-09
Four inflicted By
Local Union No. 86
Members Sterling To Talk
About Fish Fry

An excellent crowd greeted Presi-
dent Joe Hester and Vice President
"Kid" Woods at the last meeting of
Local Union No. 86 in spite of the
hard rain.
Four members were initiated, Paul
Wooster, Okey Brown, Donald Shing-
Ter and Dale Melott, while George H.
Davis came in by transfer.
Brother William Ridge was the
lucky man in the drawing Of our reg
ular bank night, winning five dollars.
Some of the fellows are talking fish
fry. What do you think, boys? O. C.
86.
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FIRTH w. SMITH

Funeral services for Firth w
Smith, "a, production manager for the
Hall China Co., who died Sunday
night, October 5, following a six-week
illness were held Wednesday at z
p. m. in the home at 2619 st. Clai1
avenue.
Rev. Harold Post of Greensburg
Pa, former pastor of the First Pres.
byterian Church of Wellsville, Of
fciated, assisted by Rev. J. F. Dimit
of Alliance, former pastor of the
First Methodist Protestant Church
here, and Rev. D. Roy Isler, pastor of
the Calvary Methodist Church.
Pallbearers included Malcolm w
Thompson, William Hooking, Ray
mond S. Buzzard, Robert Beatty and
Robert Martin Of East Liverpool and
John Sloan, Rolla Price and A. L. Will
liams Of Cleveland.
Burial was in Spring Hill Cemetery
in Wellsville.
MRS. BERTHA WAGGONER
Mrs. Bertha Harrison Waggoner
wife of Charles Edward Waggoner of
Harvey avenue, died Tuesday, October
7, at GAS p. m. in City Hospital fol-
lowing long illness.
Mrs. Waggoner resided in East Liv-
erpool for the last 80 years. She was
member of the First Church of the
NaZarene.
Besides her husband she leaves a
daughter, Mrs. Harley Covert Of East
Liverpool; brother, Ernest Harrison
Of Brownsville, Pa, and two sisters,
Mrs. Dora Everhart of Pittsburgh and
Miss Carrie Harrison of East Liver
pool.
Services will be held Friday at
1O:3O a. m. in the Martin Funeral
Home by Rev. Charles Hanks, pastor
Of the Church of the Nazarene. Burial
will be in Columbiana County Me-
mortal Park.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1941-10-09
TOWNS TO BUY UTILITY

New York City.-The Ohio River
Power Co., subsidiary of the Asso-
ciated Electric Co., will be sold to the
towns of Cannelton and Tell City
Ind, as a result Of municipal cleo
tions held to approve the purchase.
Trustees of the Associated Gas and
Electric Corp, which controls Asso-
ciated Electric, announced here they
would proceed with arrangements for
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the sale at 100000.
comes down from the perch.
w. & J.-Dickinson--The Presidents.
Western Maryland Mt. st. Mary's-
w. M. looking good.
West Virginia West Va. Wes.-The
Mountaineers broke apart in the sec
ond half last Saturday, but the statis-
tics show them to have a pretty good
team in spite of the 400 plastering.
They win here.
Williams Northeastern - Half the
pay on Williams.
Wittenberg- Lawrence Tech - Wit
tenberg by l3 points.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1941-10-09

THE left end goes down the field
i and blocks the quarterback or
safety man. The left tackle drives
straight forward and blocks the de-
fensive center. The left guard pulls
out of the line, leads the interfer-
ence and blocks the opposing full
back. The center. after swapping
the ball, blocks the opposing right
guard. The right guard with the
quarterback mouse-traps the left
tackle OF the opposing team. The
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1941-10-09

Demand the Union Label on all
your purchases.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-14
Husband of Killer
Wins Divorce

LOS ANGELES, Sept. 13 up
Charles Hardaker, whose wife, Bet
ty Fay Hardaker, killed one of her
children in a fit of madness be-
cause she was too good TO live, y
held a divorce today and custody
of their ether two children.
Mrs. Hardaker, who disappeared
last July from a rest home in
which her parents had placed her,
did not appear to contest the ac-
ton. She was adjudged insane after
killing her daughter Geraldine, 6
and sent to a state hospital, to be
ruled sane few months later.
Hardaker was granted a divorce
after testifying that his estranged
wife was irresponsible and incapa-
BILE of caring for the other children
Dixie Ann, g. and Charles, Jr., 1e
months.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-14
THE DAYS
SPORTS PARADE
By Harry Ferguson

NEW YORK. Sept. l3 up
Unless the situation improves. the
New York Yankees are going into
the World Series looking like in
mates of the receiving ward of an
emergency hospital That was quite
blow they suffered yesterday
when an X-ray showed that Char
lie Keller had a Clipped bone in
his ankle. That put him out of the
series and he is a very handy citi-
zen TO have around when men are
on bases and runs are needed. KEEL
Ter already has batted in l22 runs.
which is considerably better than
par for the course. Charlie Ruffing
who usually can be counted on to
pitch at least one bang-up game in
the series. has a sore neck. Joe Di-
Maggie has twinges in his injured
wrist occasionally; Bill Dickey has
q bruise on one instep; Red Rolfe
IS just getting out Of the hospital,
and Buddy Rosar, second string
catcher, is suffering from myster-
ious dizzy spells. Joe Mccarthy is
okay after a gall bladder attack
but rapidly is acquiring a headache
as the injuries pile up.
All this argument about who
thought up the word "cosmic" as
applied to sports is likely to die
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-14
Father Guilty

PHOENIX, Sept. 13 CUP)-Sen-
fencing of Herman A. Schach, 33,
Phoenix cement worker for beating
his 10lyear-old stepson, Donald
Phillips, severely with a metal
studded leather belt because the
boy diSobeyed was set today for
Monday by Superior Judge Howard
c. Speakman.
A jury took just 35 minutes yes
terday to find Scnach guilty of ag-
gravated assault.
Several neighbors testified they
saw Schachs whip the boy with a
slat until it broke, then strike
him with his fist and finally beat
him with strap until the boy
got down on his hands and knees
and begged his step-father to
quit"
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-14
Cardinals Cut
DodgerL Lead

playing champions. The Cards have
made eight errors in two games and
the Dodgers five. With four errors
Yesterday the Cards almost kicked
their pennant hopes right into the
bucket. Don Padgett's two misplays
in the outfield in the fifth helped
the Dodgers score three runs and
put the skids under Pollet, the kid
southpaw who's been up from the
Texas League only month.
After Pollet walked owen, first
man up in the sixth, he was taken
out. He limped off the field, favor
ing a groin injury incurred while
pitching in Chicago last week. Max
Lanier, another lefty, finished for
the Cards and won his first game
since July 20 by holding Brooklyn
to one hit in the last four innings.
Two double plays helped him out OF
jams he got himself into by walks.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-14
ARABS FINISH
PRELIMINARIES

Ell Centre Junior college wound
up its first week of football prac-
tice with little material but LOT
of optimism Friday night.
Hit hard by the draft and the
abundance of defense jobs, Jaycee
Coach Jerry Dennerlein had less
than a dozen players to work with
last week, but a confident grin
still creased his face.
Wait until Monday" seemed to
be Dennerlein's attitude as he re-
ceived reports of experienced play
ers preparing to turn out on that
day.
Friday nights practice followed
the usual routine for the first
hour Dennerlein spent the re-
mainder of the evening drilling the
Arabs on hidden ball and reverse
plays.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-14
Betty Newell Leads
For Championship

BROOKLINE, Mass. Sept. 13
CUP)-Mrs. Betty Hicks Newell,
bidding for me ..atinnal champion
ship in he fourth year of golf, held
a one up lead over blonde Helen
Sigel of Philadelphia today at the
end of 18 holes in their 36-hole
duel for the title.
Mrs. Newell, odds-on favorite,
encountered unexpected difficuNH
with the Pennsylvania titlist who
won four holes on the incoming
nine to trail by only one hole.
Both played steadily though nHk
brilliantly in the morning rounec
Mrs. Newell had n, four over par
for the 6,G90-yard layout, while
Miss Sigel required 70 strokes.
Mrs. Newell surged from behind
yesterday to eliminate Mrs. Estelle
Lawson Page of Greensboro N. c.,
1-up in a tense 19-hole semifinal
match.
Miss Sigel gained the final for
the first time in five attempts with
3 and 2 victory over the veteran
Mrs. Frank Goldthwaite of Fort
Worth, Tex, former southern and
Texas titlist. Miss Sigel ended the
match on the 10th by halving the
hole with a 25-foot downhill putt.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-14
Shaughnessy Works
For Reserve Power

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Sept.
13 CUP)-Coach Clark Shaughnessy
is spending considerable time with
the Stanford reserves, indicating his
problem of backfield substitutes is
fairly difficult. Five veterans in
the line are conceded their old po
sitions and all spots are at least
three deep in subs. The linemen
wore uniforms for the first time
yesterday; the backs still are in
shorts.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-14
Colombia Probes
Reports Of Secret
Nazi Air Fields

BOGOTA, Colombia, Sept. 10.
(UP) - The minister of war saio
today that the government is in
veStigating reports of the existence
of illegal airfields on property of
German citizens between Cartagena
and Barranquilla and is taking
steps to protect Colombian sove-
reignty and Colombia's policy of
Pan-American solidarity.
Mention of the discovery of such
airfields within easy range of the
Panama Canal was contained in
President Roosevelt's address last
night.
The minister said:
The minister of war several days
ago, received reports referring to
the possible existence of landing
fields, not known to the govern
ment, and consequently not in ac-
(Barranquilla and Cartagena are
Colombian Caribbean ports about
$50 and 300 miles respectively from
the Panama Canal0
cord with the laws, on the prop
erty of German citizens in the zone
between Barranquilla and Carta-
gena, and giving their general ap-
proXimate specifications.
THE ministry has taken meas
ures to establish these charges and
they are being executed satisfac-
torily. In any case, the govern
ment is in a position to dominate
possible dangers and sufficiently tc
remedy any irregularities which
may be proven, and to maintain
the sovereignty of Colombia over
all the national territory, prevent
ing enterprises contrary to this
sovereignty and to the policy Of
loyad Pan American solidarity, which
the government maintains, from
prospecting"
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-14
Dove Hunters to
Swarm Valley

More doves and hunters than ever
before!
Imperial Valley prepared Friday
for the greatest influx of dove hun
terS in its history. The dove popu-
lation reached an all time high this
fall because Army target practice
and airplane maneuvers in the An
telope Valley and in the Mohave
forced hundreds of doves to leave
and take up residence in Imperial
valley
Many hotel and auto court owners
in valley cities said Friday they
are booked up for Sept 20 when
the season opens in the valley
Several said they are rejecting res
ervations as they have nowhere to
put any more hunting parties. Other
hotel owners said the reservations
have just started to come in this
week.
County and state game wardens
announced Friday they will issue
no warnings to game law violators
this year. They will give tickets
to those violating federal and state
game laws and the county game or
dinance.
Sheriff Robert w. Ware requested
farmers to get the license numbers
of automobiles carrying hunters who
shoot toward their houses or pepper
their stockyards and chicken pens
with shot.
Members of the Imperial Valley
Fish and Game Conservation asso-
citation urged all hunters to OBJ
serve the game laws and be care
full how they handle their guns.
1T is illegal to shoot from a mov-
ing automobile and illegal to shoot
from public highways and roads
into the fields" R. B. Whitelaw,
association member said Friday. 1T
also is illegal to use rifles in hunt
ing doves. Use shotguns."
He said there are many young
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-14
Cowboys Battle
For Rodeo Honor

PENDLETON. Ore, Sept. 70
(UP)-Three cowboys, all two time
winners OF the all-around title,
today were battling for the third
victory that would give them perm
anent possession of the $4,000 Sam
Jackson trophy. emblematic of the
Pendleton rodeo championship.
Bill McMacken, Trail City, N. D,
Everett Bowman. Hillside, AriZ., and
Skeet Rude, Mangum. Okla. all
were in position TO win before
the week is Out.
McMacken yesterday bettered his
own world record for bulldogging
with time Of e.8 seconds. Another
world record to fall was the day
old mark of 14.8 seconds in the
calf-roping event, set by Clay Carr,
Visalia, Cal. Buck Stadifer, Alton,
Tex. smashed it by eight -tenths of
second.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-14

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 13 CUP) - The
Cardinals and the Dodgers were
back at each others throats today
for the final game of their door
die" series and to the victor may
go the National League champion
ship.
With a nerve -tingling 4-3 victory
Yesterday, the Cardinals scratched
their way back to within one game
of the pace setting Dodgers. If they
win today, the standing will be:
Team w L Pct Games to play
Cardinals 88 so 638 16
Dodgers 80 81 .636 IA
But if the Dodgers win, then they
will leave town with a two game
lead over the Cardinals and the
two weeks of play left the time may
be too short Tor the Scrappy but
crippled Cards to catch up with
Brooklyn's beloved buns.
A pair of right-handers-Whit
Wyatt for the Dodgers and Morton
Cooper for the Cardinals-were
scheduled to pitch today Neither
has been a screaming success re-
Gently. Cooper failed to finish his
last three darts, but his beft
pitched game recently was Aug, &c
when he beat the Dodgers l.
Wyatt, who's won 10 and lost 9
is all even with the Cards, having
beaten them twice and lost to them
the same number of times. But in
his two most recent efforts Wyatt
was knocked out by the Giants ano
hammered hard in a relief role by
the Cubs.
Although the first two games OF
the series were filled with thrills
and tense situations, neither club
has been acting like steady, clutch
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-14
CountryCIu to
0pen Nine Holes

The Barbara Worth Country
Club will open n:ne holes of
its eighteen-hOle course the
twentieth of this month, Bob
Fahs, club secretary announced
Friday.
Fahs said the course had been
given good care all summer and
the fairways are in excellent
condition.
The date has not been set
for the opening of the entire
course, but the time of the for
NAL opening will be announced
later.
Johnny Turnac will be back to
serve his second year as club
pro.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-14
Robertson Stars
In Scrimn1aqe

LOS ANGELES, Sept. 13 up
University of Southern California
gridders today went through a
heavy scrimmage, their second in
two days. Bob Robertson, Troy's
candidate for all-America. was the
star of yesterdays first scrimmage
as he broke loose for six touch
downs" on off-tackle smashes. In
the line left tackle Don Willer and
left guard Pranevicius were out
standing.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-14
L. A. PRODUCE


Demand and trading rather slow.
Bunched vegetables: beets 4O-5Oc,
carrots 4O-50c; celery root 60c; di-
kon 70-S0c; green onions 1925;
Ieeks $50; mustard 3O-4Oc; Parsley
6O-75c; radishes 75-90c; spinach /
11O; turnips 1890; dill 10; mint
and watercress 30c.
Suash: white summer local and
San Dieho 1-1.25; Oxnard lilo;
Italian local & San Diego 1-125; +;
Lompoc 1-1.25. Yellow crookneck To-
cal and San Diego 1-1.25; Lompoc
90-1.OO; cream and table ueen 40
COO; banana ping ! 4 -11zc.
Tomatoes: local and San Diego
stones 4x5s 60-75c, 5x5s and 5x6c
6O-75c; 6x6s 4O-6Oc; stems 4x6s to
5x6s San Diego 50-65c red cherry
local 35-4Oc. yellow egg 40-60c.
Watermelons: local 20-24 lb So
10 ton.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-14

down abruptly if Joe Louis hcks
Lou Nova. George Hudson. a tennis
coach, claims ne has been working
for years on "cosmic tennis
stroke" and that he taught it to
Frank Kovacs. In the finals of the
recent National Tennis Singles Ko-
vacs' shots weren't quite cosmic
enough to beat Bobby Riggs Hud-
son. after a visit TO Nova's train
ing camp, says the fighter also has
the cosmic idea and predicts he
will beat Louis. Reliable reports
from Louis headquarters say that
Joe will depend on his usual weap-
ons-a stiff jab and a jaw-crunch-
ing right to the kisSer
This is not the first time the
Dodgers and the Cardinals have
come down to the wire. hacking
away at each others throats. 1t
happened in 1890. The Dodgers. rid
ing an IL game winning streak,
were one game in the lead when
the Cardinals came into EbbetS
Field for a three game series. The
Dodgers were accepting World Ser
les reservations and had $4,000
in the till. The Dodgers called on
Dazzy Vance to pitch and the Car
dinals were depending on Wild Bill
Hallahan. On and on the game
went with both pitchers hurting
superbly and nobody getting around
to home plate. Finally Little Andy
High, a former Dodger, raped a
double off the wall and scored Tay-
lor Douthit with what proved to
be the winning run. The Dodgers,
making their dying gasp, loaded
the bases in the last inning, but
none other than frankie Frisch,
the old Fordham flash, was pivot
man on a fast double play that
ended the game. The Cardinals beat
the Dodgers in the next two games
and went on to win the pennant.
Eventually Brooklyn wound up in
fourth place The the Cardinals
went into the World Series and
took a licking from the Philadel-
phia Athletics.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-14
Bruins Hold Secret
Practice Session

LOS ANGELES, Sept 13 CUP)-
Secret practice was the order of
the day today at the University of
California at Los Angeles as Coach
Babe Horrell sent his Bruin foot
ball team through morning and
afternoon scrimmages. A new pros
pect at right halfback has been
uncovered in Dean Strawn, transfer
from Long Beach junior college.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-14
NEW YORK STOCKS

NEW YORK Sept. 13 CUP3 -
Stocks pointed irregularly higher in
quiet dealings today.
J. l. Case jumped 3 points to a
new high at 81, after gaining 3A
points yesterday. Most other farm
equipment gained fractions.
Douglas gained a point in a quiet
aircraft group. steadier tendencies
developed in air line issues.
Pivotal shares moved narrowly.
U. s. Steel steadied slightly above
its previous close of 56si, Bethle-
hem held close TO its previous 6S,
Chrysler was down 4 at 56% and
General Motors was up rs at 39&s.
DOW Jones preliminary closing
stock averages: Industrial 1928,
up 10; rail 293O up .Os; Utility 1873
up .O9 and 65 stock 42.91 up OF.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-14

From the players, complaints of sore
muscles and skinned knees. From
the Monday morning quarterbacks,
lengthy discussions on the weakness
of each team.
With these inevitables' appear
ance, Imperial Valley will know
that football season is here!
The exception TO the rule is Holt
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-14

lettermen from last years squad.
Except for Ed Covington, other
valley coaches have not as yet re-
turned. When asked the number OF
boys he expected out, Covington
said. All we can find suits for.
They may be a little frail, but
they'll be out"
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-14
CHICAGO GRAINS

CHICAGO, Sept. 13 (UP) - Soy
beans started out firm today, then
slumped Ga cents a bushel under
profit-taking sales.
The downturn uncovered moder-
ate resting order support and with
buying credited to professionals the
market recovered a good part OF
the loss to close III to % cents
a bushel lower with October at
S1.s6A.
Broker attributed the downward
trend to a weaken dterchinela con-
dition brought about by the recent
sharp advance which carried prices
u pmore than so cents a buShel
since August. 1,
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-14
Miksis Returns;
Brill Cheered

LOS ANGELES, Sept. 13 (UP)-
Loyola went through a light drill
today but Coach Marty Brill plans
heavier activities for the Lions
beginning Monday. They engaged
in dummy scrimmage and signal
drill yesterday and underwent a
medical checkup. Brill was cheered
by the return of Joe Miksis, 225-
pound left tackle who retuned yes
terday from his home in the mid
west.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-14
l.. A. LIVESTOCK

Los ANG ELES, Sept. 13 UP) -
Hogs saIeaDie IS. barley steady;
fe wgood to choice 10000 lb but
chers 1910; choice quoted to 1925;
odd sows 9.75-10
Cattle saleable $50, steady; head
good to choice 8S7-1670 lb expert
mentally fed steers 12-12.50; com
mon to medium cows 725-85O; can
ners and cutters 5.25-7; odd bulls
To 9.25; calves saleable %, steady;
odd vealers TO "a; few common to
medium calves $1,000.
Sheep saleable 800; no sales; good
TO choice lambs quoted Hi 25;
Gno4 ewes q1c5,G 10 $50.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-14

vile. Coach Ben Palmgren gave his
boys an early start, holding con-
ditioning exercises this week. About
80 candidates TUNED out for these
and Palmgren indicated
that he was not displeased by the
picture. Appearing especially strong
was the Holtville backfield where
positions will be filled by returning
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-14
L. A. STOCKS

LOS ANGELES, Sept. 13 CUP) -
Stocks were firmer in widespread
activity on the Los Angeles ex-
change today Nine issues were up,
none were down and 25 were un-
changed. Volume was approximate
iy $500 shares.
Central Investment, l9% up q;
Tarnsamerica as up Is; Southern
sorIes Pc up Is Menasco 2Is up Is ;
Pacific 1917 up h; Aircraft Access
Vuitee Aircraft 10h up Is.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-14

peasants and quail in the valley
now and he urged all hunters to
protect them while hunting doves.
1t was estimated that a dozen dep
uty county game wardens and six to
10 state game wardens will patrol
during the season.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-14
ATTACK CONVOY

CAIRO, Sept. 13 CUP) - Planes
of the Mediterranean fleet air arm
Thursday night and in daylight
Friday attacked an enemy convoy
and probably destroyed three mer-
chant ships and damaged others.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-14
State TO be Out
Of Red Soon

LOS ANGELES, Sept. 13. CUP)-
California will be entirely out of
debt by the end of the biennium
if the current boom in defense in
dustries continue, Gov. Culbert L
Olson predicted today.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-14
SINKS SUPPLY SHIP

LONDON, Sept. l3 CUP) - The
Netherlands admiralty said today
that a Dutch submarine had tor
pedoed and sunk a heavily laden
supply ship about 5000 tons.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-14
Grid Practices to Begin Monday

An aspiring horde of potential
football heroes will trample valley
gridirons Monday night when local
high schools will hold their first
practice sessions of the season.
The initial sessions should bring
with them old connotations From
the coaches. fans will hear the year.
" tale of how I'VE haven't a chance