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Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-22
CHICK HARBERT,
LLOYD MANGRUM
IN TOURNEY TIE

NEW ORR EANS. Feb. 2l up
chick Iiarbcrt. Ions driving youth
ifrn Baflc Creek. Mich, and the
veteran Iloyd Man@rum of Oak
ParE. Il. held d ono stroke lead
oYcr the licld when the winter cir
rull gull professionals tccd off to-
day IN thc second round of the $4,000
NcW orleans open.
HUbert. recent victor over Ben
IIc2au in the Texas open layoff
and HE consistent Mangrum both
eardcd Cos yesterday for the first
Is holes of the - hole tournament
one stroke behind them came de-
ieudln2 Champion Henry Picard
Oklahoma City. who also won the
championship III 1899. Clayton
Haalucr LincVillc. y. C. and Jack
Grput PittStOn Pa.
The top 80 after todays l8 holes
Will qualify for the 3G hole medal
play inal SUNDAY
Two strokes off the pace came
SlaWpln Sammy Sncad. Hot
Sprin2s. "a, and Johnny RCvolta
Evanston. ILL., Sncad. but for tive
h7d breaks, would hpVC tied HarbCrt
nd Nmerum for The lead. His bal
started rolling ON the Slanting It'll
green lust as he addressed it
COSTING him one stroke Then or
the 18th 4 long putt hung on the
lip and stayed out.
Two amateurs. Fred Haas, jr., ant
Earl Stewart. national intcrCollcg-
late champion from Louisiana State
university were Dracketed with three
professionals With 72S The pros
We're Herman Barron, White Plains
n. y; Lawson Little, San Francisco
and Jimmy Hines, Great Neck, N. Y
j Hines had Two eagles ON his round
Grouped at 73 were Byron Nelson
. Toledo. O. Joe Brown, Des MoineS
. l., Henry Ransom, Fort Worth
Tex, Z. j. Dutch Harrison. Oal
Pay.;. Ill. Ed Dudley Denver, Colo
and Ky Laffoon. Ravinia. III.
Fen Hogan, Hershey, Pa. one o
. fHc tournament tayoritcs, card
ed a 70.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-22
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Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-22
BY OSCAR FRALE y

NEW YORK. Feb p. UP P1--LI.-
tie Leslie MacMitchell Of New Ycrl,
university and GallGplng Gregg"
Rice Of Notre Dame shoot for ncW
records in the New York Athletic
CLUB games at Madison Square Gar
den tonight as the indoor track and
field season reaches the halfway
mark.
Conditioned ny It month Of ccm-
petition. rested by a full week l4}-
off and With a fast field 70 pa""
them. these undersized pcrpc'u1,
motion mon will attempt to brra.
theW own standards for o4r a"d
two miles
MacMitchcll mas m added nrcn-
tive Tho slim, dark haired mNcr
expects To trade his spikes for ARM
broganS By summer and thi naT
be his last season on tho board
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-22
MIXED F0URSOMES
TO FEATURE PLAY
AT B. ". SUNDAY

An urgent appeal Was sent
out Saturday 10 Barbara
Worth country elub golfers
to complete pajrings for two
ball Scotch mixed foursome
matches sunday afternoon Al > pm.
Pro John Tuu9c said tha' y
feminine divotecs have already eI--
nilied that they %uu.d enter me
matches and there viii probably De
several more wanting to pI@H. All
that is needed NON Turn3e sad.
is to obtain an eaaal number %.
male members to complete the tour
sOmcS
Already slencd up - play SUNDAY
arc. Nc>damcs Marian Odrtf. HeH
Burke. Echo Jensen. Fa}o Aan.'}.
Winnie Lcderman. INurll smith
n II Hu,cv. Caro-! DAVE. Evelyn
Shalp .Adclla HrlTins. Hrieae hri-
lcrn3an and Gcrt"tde Horton.
The mixed matches VIII nol lr-
tcrtere with qualllNlne in The I'M
pcrial valley amateur Tournaments
thai starts Sunday. 'FUrmae Sa''.
Most of the qualyilo9s viii turn III
scores in the moulaa Sunday
Prior to qualifying Sunday, eoli-
crs continued to toW thc course III
last minute practice Pracucin@ were
JcYr FoX. former salinas tourney
winner and winner Of the Interna-
tional club tournament in C3leNlco
last year: Cliff Allen. BIZ Benson,
c. Hunnicut. entrants in the recent
* completed Lettuce tOurnamtMl
in BraWlcy: = X Barker, sim AN-
cock. Ray Thompson and Is. X.
sharp
Laddic WillougEb. "mmcr oi H."
lettuce tournament I'D aNorej by
many to take Tie ! Y. champion
ship. posted II FmdaE. D@n F1J-
lor was one stroke loWo" VIII Il Z"
and Forrest Fcraason also corded
"a 76.
Qualifying play tor 'he comina
tournament Will run .rom Sunday
/ through Wednesday and play VIII
.ct started on Thu@day. Finals are
scheduled for March /.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-22
LOCAL WOMAN
TURNS IN HIGH
BOWLING SCORE

Iyael smith. Fl Centre
rn,,lcr. ,>Jturda, WIS able To
lock- bach ON M ol the Ii best
game rolled b> women in the
natioa thu, far in 1912. after
having put together a GS2,
three game series.
Bowling IN MIXED lcagu"
competition Thursday night
I,ncu had 80. ?66 and l93
slmcs 70 make up her amazing
series.
Ry far the highest score
ever rolled by a woman i'll FL
Centre. LyncllS 255 game also
placed her At the top of the
honor roll for 19i2. Her game
average of los also is one of
the highest ten in mixed lea
gu" competition.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-22
CAL HUMILIATfD
BY u. SC. TEAM

BFRkfi ~. Ga3t Feb. 2l. up
Tho Uh"n"lr@ OF southern Cal
ifornia ba .c'DaIl team gave Cali
t0rma OH" Of tho most Illuminating
defeats q 'ur seaaon last nl2ht by
a lopsiGea 54-@1 core The Golden
Bears Wnro Hc,d ecorclcss the first
Is minute. Tie teams play aealn
tonight
At tie end Of fhr nrt five min
SIC. cf pia?. '.e "Grc VI 2l-l b.
hail tnr CaHio11 lad rallied
ell.jIlt -. &c d.12ttua aftac':
and tie #.u.. - &i-lG
srorn. "nn scat - .Ioiu IL
b~r rrenu I5ud PIo shot II
p.Iu',. AL uss lmm, California
efard, VI !.fea r.-lt points.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-22
Shippers Fined
In Code Violation

North-end tomato shippers found
aul'} Of violating tie state stand
aldlzdnon act regulating quality
and PACK of vegetables were Tined
. rD,u u S325 Ia Hcck. No county
agricultural ot1.sc announced Sd
.IGaH
app,as.Lp Dc.ogc judge r D.
K ~. y. Caupat.la were nInc 2ro%
g. VIC contributed S725 into the
rs.:c.s He.c.e Juc2c J Miller,
H"':aoa!aad. came one grower %ho
ga.d q sl0o tine.
Ste Inspector Kca Regar ISSUED
al citations and appeared before
both courts 70 prefer charges. The
Doul blions were Ia, lIr.l "t ia"
ati,u.D ia l9i4
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-22

ss.tt-. Nst4lA II Ns't liz. az -'t'tt(' A44tAt
were - ,3ilcd or The SpartanS and
= oH HE Bu..doss II tie As minutes
d. H.1r. FREQ Robertson and Allen
Nabatd. Spartan eea,c: ard forward
as.a .9s.eG rV, = tie same before
- JGN X. '.c Id Quarter.
Tie Ca.eN.co team ct of to q
..".u- staYt. running up 90 score
. ans. Z. Centre before ,he Spart-
- wee able - sink shot At
30 crG ot Tie first quarter Cal
e>.cr Led tQ-3 Halttlr,e score VAS
a4-l2 II favor @. he 3alldocS and
;.'ev - 42-2I Il. ;nc end of the
'E."G poelaa
/" re a. qs.:,9 Coach Ed
catlHsrag o.! Tie Bu..ao-s sent II
n second 'clW - unI-h The game.
F1Ndsmsu'4. Glttcycnce between
- 'ta#s IHis& uIM seemed to
ae HE ~apctn.-. IN"c after time
t.c ?. Centre Dol> missed Setup
I'd .au, shots that would have kept
sem Il ;he ruHam- while the bor-
-. team missed Bat .e% OF shots
attempted.
Scoring vas we'll divided on both
ans Lewis Jackson found the
a5cSe, 10. I3 points Ralph Samaha
Madc Il. Alex Rivera scored 10 and
- Cardiff found the mark for
e.s:... % lead tie Bulldogs. Bob
Graham made nine OF f. CentroS
points. Fred Robertson and Gene
C-Wdi, each scored tour. Edward
A.a!o-a and Tom OSa made three
u..e-v anG Terry OklCa scored two.
:. ,sa 3 -an,e .he Bulldogs also
e,uerGea HIc.ocIous in hard fought
a....e. Xlo.or LeeaSN!, Bulldog play
e. ...Eed IN a highly crcditable
=e.;o.Wancc
Ca Monday afternoon the Cal
#<.., .eaM IL scheduled to travel
- No..s.ne to finish Tie season
i...o4-a "a noIiday tie Bulldogs will
- - VIKINGS Il afternoon aamcS
STARTING =. + p.n.
Ca.ax.ea j. L5W tWo tal games
ahead 0: ;ae meares; opponen; with
bat ore 5ame remaining on the
schedule.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-22
HAS FOUR WINS

Only 81. MacMitchcll hae - au
four miles IN which be la CON-
Lctrd this winter for It stril- o' l8
consecutive Victories indoor aud
oar HIS recent winning 'inne Hr!c
j.I33. f.ll.3. i:O8 and III? Op-
posing him arc Walt M jan
Rafferty, and Veteran GrAe |,4-
Hrt.
RIcc. un%orIicd about IL o'urr
entrants in the TOussain' - M.!c
run. IS concentrating On an a''CuDt
10 better his world record 4 8.JIl
Joe McCuskr. the yrir.la To.4-
ham Flash, has dedicated a.. ca
trance TO setting Rlcc d - ace
fOr the first mile From 'Asc !. Eli
be up 10 the Othrl Gil Dacds.
Fred Wilt. Bob Nichols. Gcarec De
George, and Frank DiHLu- ~ hrc.S
the South Bend rLancr REQ mas
TOn his last % indoor race.
ITo other Of the nmr - c.als
o.. thc % crcnt program az re-
2ardcd By track cXpcrt, d, likely
10 produ,c ncW world mrrks TLrec
arc tho sho' put in Whica Grm.c-
'O#l!a Al B.O2iS atfcmp't . .D.-
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-22
University Gets
Additional Funds

SACRAMENTO, Feb ". up
Five hundred thousand dollars was
made available today to the Uni
vcrsity of California by Coy. Gu
bert OlsOn's signature to bill
sponsored in the recent special
legislation session By Sca. Arthur
Breed. Jr.. Oakland.
An urgency clause made thc bil.
effective upon signature
The appropriation will permit
The university to offer an addition
al 1G weeks course cach yea thus
reducing the time required to oD-
tain an academic degree.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-22
EICentro Youth
Finishes Training

Royr.' A..as. a:otdmcrcr Il
81 u. II. ! u Jonas oi 10
B"04c#a". Z. Ccatro, Satur-
Il. No s..rd..ea ~ Dc graduated
son IL a".a,.Gn MetalsmItA course
@. 40 L s %ary a.r station IN
Saa''.c. W.
Ec :g.Ir..y va e aeaman sec
90 Co.. ard reported TOR active
r. .ast Sc,t. ! II" attended Cen
-. Lu1n Hlgh school.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-22
BASKETBALL SCORES

Stanford II tlIA 30.
Use - California 81
wash. 4 OREGON state 10.
Idaho 38 Oregon 36
West Texas state 6G Arizona SO.
Ip=pia - Canp Robcrts ~.
san lose State "A Nevada 81.
81 Vary II Col OF Pacific 40.
Portland 81 Gonza@a 30.
Fresno STAT" - san Diego 81. 30
san Frmlcleco State So Santa Bar
ba1d STATE l@
Brdl1nds 10 IaVrrnc A
Prpp"rdmr "a California poly -
Yuba JC A. Modesto &c 80.
Mcnlo JC 50 San Mateo &c A.
placer JC Al Stockton JC "a
Chat!el &c 81 san Bcrnardino JC
%.
RIlcrsldr &c a Santa Ana &c Al
Salinas JC 70 san Francisco JC Al
Marin &c a. Santa Rosa JC 81.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-22
SAN DIEGO STATE
FRESNO VICTIM

FRESNO. Calf. Feb. -. CUP
Fresno State college showed superior
stamina to defeat san Diego State
college last night $50, in Il Calitor-
mia Collegiate Athletic association
basketball game.
Fresno picked up 81 points i'll the
last half. after bein2 held to a 25-
% lead at mid game. san Diego
tied the score four times. High
scorers were Burt Acker Fresno
center, with p points, and Bob
Quadc San Diego forward, who shot
eight points.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-22

.Will be ont Of play for several DAYS.
Coach Jerry Dcnnerlcm will prob
ably have to switch Jack Fox. rcgu-
lar Arab center to the Guard spot
in order to set the rebound from
the Blackboard
Fox was tried at that position i'll
the San Bcrnardino-E Centre game
played a week ago in san Bcrnar-
dino
The Catholic team will be playing
its last game and will want to finish
the season with a win. Therefore,
the Arabs can well expect TO have
a hard fight on their hands.
The Arabs have been considerably
weakened by the loss of two play
crS. Glen Poole and Joe Edwards
who quit the team last week. Poole
was scheduled to enter the army
while Edwards has taken job out
of school.
So far the Arab record stands at
five wins and four losses, with vic
tories over Brown Military academy,
Cal Poly from San DmaS, Phoenix
j. c. and San BcrAlrdinO.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-22
WILSON BEATEN,
MAY fight AGAIN

NCSIGN. Feb 2l tUP) -- Abe
pc""cr Z. Pc~Jon. WHO won a split
decision as.r Champion Jackie Viii
san O. Pittsburgh III a non titl9
be-. asae last nisht. may meet him
aza.. - Boston Garden next month,
VIII - icataetWci int crown at
STAKE
The 26 ,cu old Dcmer 1873, raj
lied - III the final rounds last
nil. a.& had wilson. l27'-. on
=. ,.ar= III the sixth round. Both
uG.r- 9a.U fer Dcules but the
}c...g, eo,ca fog wilson.
I.c 81 year old Pl.--buEh Nero.
id.u -sase acquig.n- the title from
RIe.Gr Icmos las. october. started
ta-. 9sf tTcC.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-22
.NPLS. FL.1A FUTURES
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Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-22
CHICAGO GRAINS

CHICAGO Fob =. IF Gram r.
turcs du'tca Hu,,lz.s to..,
NhcH eio>ca E. g. e.a' 5l-
shol coz oa g.. IT, ~'' ..~a-ea
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a:bCdHs up -
Prices sIppco o .:oy..o. .e ca:. ..a#.
ing on selling bv profess - "sasI>
Who acted on psc.-r.c-: Imports ,.a'
prcsidcn; RooScvc., "a..t y. Vie nea.-
inr farm bloc-DIl. E. E.. Is snH, Fc- =
congress
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-22
MacMITCHELL, RICE WILL ATTEMPT
TO BETTER WORLDS TRACK RECORDS

cd to-. and tie 500 yard run. Jim
Herbrr.. y :. I. Roy Cochran.
In5iau4. and : D.cbolt, Colgate.
hc.a The lid u 1HIs event.
John Bor.aH aatonal 1000 yard
chan.9,9a. 'r.o# ~" o9o after two
diearnoinf!a. mi.r >t1rtS His op-
position iGa.}G. CaHle# Boctham,
I0u CG..rtn L BUrreWes, Fred
SicE.uase o"a G.1.cnno HUidobro.
thr Chlje3n r,..a#9
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-22
r MARY'S VICTOR

STOCKTON Galif. Feb 2l Up
C.o.sa.Gm, ~ en- shot, $.
NJ ..s"..e basEr'alll tcuN last
nj So aetea..a @aIlooc Of the Pacific
44-4u. ~ 'a#f and se9@h came
In vllu - personal ipa!s we're call
ed. 7. VI. - Mar%'s second Win
o,cr coz. wl.ea closed The Tigers
season.
Tno score at tae half was 24-22.
M1'a. Gael forward garnered Is
points. TWO COP forwards, Rogers
and NikEeI each. scored 13 points.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-22
WILL. TAKE FLING

leslie would regret it III lis
life if he didn't take fins q, that
mark while he still has the chance"
N Y. U. Coach FmIl Yon FG"t
said. Once hc enters the dMard
services Les cannot }nl.pW . da!.v
practice schedule calcGrrd 10
sharpen hla .pcoG Ann" 'oaHa
develop, dJilcr"}f II m
clea
He 'red tie nGoar 3e.aa uf
4074 rhcn hc Vou the Ia .'rr
mile in thu ranc mccr .o.. a..'ra.
But L"a doesn't carr 10 sla.e '.c
glorY with Glcnu CgnnM4aau III
Kansas and Chuck Fcu5ko .. W.
ronsiu and plans to take c.Cs tie.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-22
PINS
and
5 7 TRIKES

Tia. Gu,,otts Cgocers and the
-au4ual di~rlct are lied tOr first
.aac n the commercial bowling
.ea1ue VAS disclosed Saturday when
Naua.l9 Max Roos Of the e. Centre
a1uaN- aii"" released ne standings
r.. ~" commercial and mixed leagues
. vo.. as T." t"u high game aver
10. i9r each
H,re. lo1 thm"s sfand in the
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-22
Rancher Succunbs
AT EI Centre

franklin Marion All. H. rurchor
who lived in The II Ccutfo asea for
% years. died Friday
Funeral services Wrrc scheduled
at the Lemons chapel IN RI Crntro
a 3 pm. Sunday He will be buried
at Evergreen rcINctCiE.
Among his survivors alc his Wit",
Mrs Zona AVIS; tWO dau2htCS
Mrs Zella Williams Of Lampass,
Texas. and Mrs. Catherine Lind
berg Of Oakland; a son. FranEliN
M Avis, il, Of Glendale: two Sis
tcrs. MIS- Bcllc Hod 'os Of los Ah-
oclcs and MIS- MarH Palmer Of
Hereford, Texas.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-22
ARMY TEAM LOSES

CAMP ROBERTS. Calf, Feb. u.
oUP, Camp Roberts dropped its
first basketball game III % starts
last night to Loyola university by
a 52-42 score
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-22
l.. i. BITTER & EGGS
large EGGS
kIEpIUM EGGS
ALL EGGS
L. 4. STOCKS

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Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-22
BULLDOGS WIN
TITLE TUSSLE

The CaoXto high school Bulldog basketball team ench-
d the title in the valley league, extended its WIN streak
nne ths and defeated the closest rivals Friday
a4u ny downing The FL Clntro Spartan varsity squad
l-25. The game exceedingly rough with 36 fouls
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-22
L. /. POULTRY

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Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-22
JACK SUTTLE OUT OF GAME AGAINST
CHURCH TEAM; J. {. EXPECTS BATTLE

The Central Junior college basketball team VIII PROB
ably without the services of Jack Sutte Standout guard
when UP against strong Catholic church team from
san Diego Saturday night, pl 2-gamC check reveals
Sulc was placed the sick list by leg infection and
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-22
NJ A R K ETS
ARONIE TER

Iarm markets Coa>cd the holiday weekend Saurda,
without developments Mouda,
all
markets saw it'll 4,
change kai -daA m trading.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-22
Markets at a
Glance
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Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-22
L. 4. LIVESTOCK

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Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-22
Fiery Itching Skin
Gets Quick Relief
Simple Home Treatment
Eases SOreneSS-DiStrcss

Tactr is one simple
aas 10 ease the itching
ic/cma Rash ana m.
'ciudl3. 'auscd SKIN c.t
B., to apply MoDnc' 5 I'm
=gd morning People
,r.DastaSing Oi unsI4nt's
would be wise 10 Try u
Just ask any iINt-r.da
an original bottle Of Il
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Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-22

Lradn,s IN TIC .a,Uc average dc-
3a.'"c.t Of 'hc nl*od league arc:
.-,. Roo 10. Rgdr Shcld"r, Ia.
r I,Coriac. Ia. Fob Focnov, lI6
p. IacI en IL. Fred Smith. Ia.
Pst shawn. lTn Finer Miller, 10,
Iyncu smith l62. q Montgomery
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Tcu lraGcg o: 'Ar commercial
joly a4c. George Ficmlng l9l;
& ~: Bradshaw. 1872; Gilbert Nc
Cll:lc. -. Max Roo. 1871, Ogden
Brown. 30. NeTt McGilIIs, I79.
BID Fccnc- I78. EaN Shoreen. 172.
II Pro.znan ii Gordon Turtle,
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-22
L. A. GRAIN

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Milo No = ye.p ( bulk $ - = :
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Wheat No. hard g: So: : % = %
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-22
L. A. R1NhS

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Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-22
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Creat-MOre Ready for a Good
DAVIS Work

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The Wilmington morning star., 1942-09-20
Home Agents Schedule
For Week Announced

The home demonstration agent S
schedule for this week was an
nounced yesterday by Miss Ann
Mason.
The calendar follows:
Monday-Office, morning; Work.
ers Council at $3.50 o'clock in the
Home Agents office; Myrtle
Grove Service club meeting at the
clubhouse at 800.
Tuesday-Bradley's Creek All
club at 8:45 o'clock; Myrtle Grove
Home Demonstration club at 2::3C
o'clock.
Wednesday-Winter Park Al
club 8:45; Audubon Home Demon
stration club 2::30 o'clock.
Thursday-Office; Middle Sound
Home Demonstration club 2:3C
O'Clock.
Friday-Office; Winter Park
Home Demonstration club 2::3(
o'clock.
Saturday-4-H Dress Revue 9s3C
o'clock in the Home Agents office.
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-09-20
SUB LOST

LONDON, Sept. l9-lR-Tbs .,
mlralty reported today that fl. H.
British submarine Urge failed o to
return from an expedition and !, !,
considered lost. The Urge had - ,
submerged displacement Of fl m !
tons and carried a crew Of 97 "
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-09-20
Greenwood Adams Will
Speak At Camp Davis

Famous Australian journalist
and lecturer, M. P. Greenwood
Adams is scheduled to speak at
Camp Davis at Theatre No. l
Monday morning at II O'Clock,
it was announced by Camp authori.
ties yesterday.
= A newsman on the Sydney Bull
letin for several years, Mr.. Green.
wood Adams left to become a press
agent. This proved to be step.
ping stone, and after a short time
he went into the motion picture
field.
Having the distinction of being
the first Australian to ever ac.
company National Geographic
Society films of his native land
Mr.. Adams became we'll known
in the travelogue field. Due to his
knowledge of the conditions and
customs of the country way-down.
under, he has lectured in Canada
United States, England, and New
Zealand.
His address Maori People o1
New Zealand" is one of the mos
popular in his repertoire. At Camp
Davis he will speak on the subjec1
of Australia"
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-09-20

in advance. Company cole on
sheets, which have imposed COM
plicated administrative burdens
upon officers whose time was
needed for military duties, will
discontinued.
Outside the continental limits
OF the United States, the ques-
ton of whether credit may be
extended will be a matter for the
decision of commanding officers.
In addition to the military ad-
vantages derived from the pay
as-you-go plan, it is designed to
further the Pres IFS program
fol on of credit buying. It
is believed also that the pay
as-you-go policy will inculate the
habits of thrift - the soldier.
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-09-20

end when banquets were held for
the service men at the Masonic
Temple on Saturday and Sunday,
when a great many men were
entertained by home hospitality
and hundreds were provided with
sleeping accommodations to en-
able them to observe the holidays
locally. The Saturday. banquet was
addressed by Rabbi Thurman and
the Sunday banquet by Rabbi
Harry Bronstein. The men were
very enthusiastic in their praises
of all that was done for them
through the local community, the
Jewish Welfare Board and the
USO.