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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-23

Mr.. amid Mrs. Joseph Hazlett were
Ann Arbor visitors Monday.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-23

Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Woodard, Willis.
are the parents OF a daughter born
Thursday In Beyer Memorial Hos.
pital. The baby weighed seven
pounds. six ounces.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-23

Mr.. and Mrs Frank Faly Bowling
Green, o., have been spending a
Few days with Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Osborn.
Robert Houck will spend the
week end with David Murray at
the Central College OF Education
at Mt. Pleasant. Mr. Murray. who
Is senior there. expects TO be
called for military duty next month
Mr.. and Mrs. o. X. Wales have
received a letter from their son,
Robert Wales. stationed at Camp
Maloplo. near Pearl Harbor, stating
that he was "all right and feeling
fine Robert, recently promoted to
corporal, is with the coast artillery
and was transferred Aug. 10 from
Newport News. Va. 10 Honolulu.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Olger. Dray-
ton Plains, and Grover Ames. Pom.
tiac, visited thni fs'eN Mrs Harry
Reuwick. Wednesday.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-23
Celehrates Birthday

A group OF girl friends met with
Irene Latacki Tuesday evening to
celebrate her birthday.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-23

Mrs. Hazel Dudley spent Thurs
day In Jackson with Mr.. and Mrs.
E. " Howe.
Mrs. Susie Sturtevant will 20 10
Bay City next week 10 visit her
stepdaughter Mrs. Pearl Lynch and
then TO Lyons 70 visit another
granddaughter. Mrs. Mabel Slayter.
Major Lorenz Kisor has been
transferred to new barrage balloon
camp at Paris, Tenn. He had for.
merly been in camp Davis. ". c.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Williams
have returned to Norfolk, Va, after
visiting Mrs. Williams parents, Mr..
and Mrs S. VI. Dunlap.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-23
Sixty Entertained

Rev. and Mrs. George Moore en-
tertained so friends and members Of
Assembly OF God Church Thursday
night In their home. Songs were
sung and new members introduced
refreshments were served.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-23
CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY

OakVille, Mich, Jan. 23-Monday
being the birthday OF Mrs. Joseph
LeVasseur, the following met at
their home to help her celebrate the
event: Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Vii
liams, Mrs. Otto Chesterfield. Mrs.
Augusta Franz, Mrs. Arthur Wal.
linger, all OF Detroit, and all sis
tiers OF Mrs. LeVasseur; Mr.. and
Mrs. Matthew Schwartz and Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur LeVasseur. A potluck
dinner was served at the noon
hour and games were enjoyed IN
the afternoon. Mrs. LeVasseur re-
ceived many lovely presents.
Mrs. Matthew Schwartz returned
home Sunday after a few days visit
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Getchlog, Detroit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Hoffman and
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Randolph were
Sunday afternoon guests at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Gram.
Itch, Maybee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph LeVasseur
were Sunday guests at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. David LeVasseur,
Detroit.
Edith Burget was an after church
guest Sunday at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Ben Bowerman, Milan.
Other guests were Mrs. Myrtle Mil
Ter and daughter Mildred, Azalia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur BONA, Mon
roe, Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Hoffman
and Mrs. Arthur LeVasseur and
daughter Beverly we're evening
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bon
gadain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Wensmore
and daughter Marian. Flat Rock,
were Sunday guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph LeVasseur.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Risch
and son Thomas and Mr.. and Mrs.
James Day Detroit, were Sun
day guests at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur LeVasseur.
Orlo Burget was an after church
guest Sunday at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Anderson, near
Milan, and with a group OF ten
young people went visiting the sick
in Milan and vicinity in the after.
noon. Orlo is secretary OF Mis-
sions, a group OF young people of
the Milan Free Methodist Church.
Several farms near Oakville be-
longing to the estate OF the late
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-23

Be a Good Neighbor Club met in
the home of Mrs John Lq8arge
Sr.. Thursday afternoon. Dessert
luncheon was served and the after.
noon was spent in sewing for war
relief. The next meeting will be in
the home OF Mrs. John LaBarge,
Jr.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-22
Two Divisions

The corps is divided into Ac-
tive Members and the Emer-
gency Reserve.
All members, however are ex-
pected 10 answer the call 10
duty in case of a disaster.
The Reserve uniform, gray
blue with white hairline stripe,
is a loose coverall which will
slip over any type of clothing
the Motor Corps member may
happen to be wearing when the
alarm sounds.
The Red Cross Motor Corps
gives invaluable aid 10 the USO
also, by transporting service
men and entertainers 10 its
parties, delivering sandwiches
and other supplies TO the cen
tiers. picking up radios, phono-
graph records, books, magazines,
etc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-22
Food and Workers

1t transports food and work
ers 10 Red Cross canteens, de
lverS yarn and materials 10
Red Cross workrooms. conveys
furnishings and miscellaneous
supplies to the Day Rooms at
army posts, transports blood
donors and workers for the Red
Cross Blood Bank and the Mo-
bile units and workers TO tenn
porary collection centers in the
city and state. assists in the
various drives and salvage cam
paigns and performs many other
services.
To qualify for Active member
ship or Emergency Reserve a
girl must put in ga hours Of
training, including motor me-
ChaniCs, OCD standard first aid
and advanced first aid.
Members furnish their own
ears and gasoline and buy their
own uniforms.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-22
Red Cross
Drivers
Keep Busy
Continued from Page One)

1T. Helena Siegel even has
driven an 1l-ton truck but adj
mits she felt as though she
might go through the windshield
at any minute.
isn't she terrific" exclaimed
another member, admiring the
way Lieutenant Helena tossed
a 6-ton truck around
Lieutenant Siegel is In COM
mand out there three days
week. All girls drive from 9
10 5 from Monday through
Saturday.
Detroit has the only OCD
Red Cross Motor Corps in the
entire country.
In every part of the city
preparations are being made for
any emergency and the Motor
Corps is working with OCD IN
this connection.
In every area practice Incl
dents have been or are being
held.
OCD officials have compli-
mented the Motor Corps on the
splendid job 1t has done,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-22
Best Opportunity

A few Of the girls confded
that this was the best oppOr-
tunity they'd had in years 10
look popular. even if they
weren't, and practically every
one in the dorm is lined up II
seems, for Friday and Saturday
night dates for weeks ahead.
Swamped under the pressure
of 900 freshmen demanding
dates during orientation week,
the Acquaintance Bur g a u,
standby and general handyman
Of the newcomers to college,
has blosSomed this week under
the tender ministrations Of
Nancy Griffin and Bob Wend-
ling.
Probably the most unique
part of the bureau IS its tech
nique of sending dates TO its
clientele until instructed 10
stop.
Monday is the finally set date
Of Assembly Banquet, to be
held in the League Ballroom.
Assembly organization of un-
affiliated women on campus,
probably has the largest at
tendance for an individual or
ganization project of any dur
ing the year, and the task Of
feeding the hundreds Of girls Of
every class who will swarm into
the league for that night Is
being captaIned by Beatrice
Glass.
Other women on her commit
tee include Marion Hrebek, Luz
ellie Barnes, Janet r oyer
Jeanne Fenwick, Miriam Daily
Frances Sacks, Beth Sargent
and Mia ENerSon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-22
Mrs. SIaele in Ohio

Miss Margaret Vanderzea,
registrar OF Wilson College,
Chambersburg, Pa, spent last
weekend with her brother and
sister-in-law, Mr.. and Mrx.
Storm Vanderzee.
Mrs. John A. Slagle is spend
ing this week in Columbus. o..
with her parents. She will be
Joined this weekend by Mr..
Slagle.
Anne Whittlesey. from Shaker
Heights. o.. spent last weekend
with Mrs. Malvina Angel. Sat
urday evening, Mrs. Angel gave
a cocktail party in her honor.
Attending the Players open
performance OF ION Borrowed
Time" this week were Mrs. w.
Whitney Sawyer Jr.. Mrs. Frank
Jewell. Mrs. Edward ONeal and
Mrs. John Hockey.
Attending the Theater Arts
on Friday were Miss Lento F'ul-
we'll and
MESDAME9
John Hockey Frank Jewell
Frederic OVereSch WAYNE Jewell
". Whitney sawyer Lee Clark
Scribner Harlan Robert Pinksron
Enjoying the deer hunting at
the Don Smi1h camp in Mo,
Mich, are Or. John Hockey and
MESSRS
Wayne Jewell Edward ONeal
Frank Jewell Ray JaC0N
" whitney sawyer
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-22
IS Leaders
Bands
In Benefit

WHEN an orchestra leaders
W wife says 10 him Play
it's a sure bet that he Will, to
keep the kind of harmony in the
family that's necessary in a mHsi-
cal household. And so Is band
leaders will be playing for dane
ing December IA at the Gray
stone Ballroom when the Red
Cross unit of the Detroit Fed
Grafton of Musicians stages
mammoth ball for the benefit OF
the American Red Cross.
one hundred per cent OF the
proceeds will 60 TO the Red
Cross. and the unit is deter
mined to make the affair a big
success. Mrs. Sam Dibert. chair
man Of the committee, is being
assisted by Mrs. Vern Willard.
Mrs. Jack Weick and Mrs.
Charles Baer. all musicians
wives
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-22
Parsons Club

The Rev. Rollin J. Fairbanks
Tuesday evening entertained the
members OF the Parsons Club
for dinner at his home in Belle
sue road.
Mr.. and Mrs. BENJAMIN r.
Welton entertained at dinner
Saturday evening and after
ward showed their movies. The
guests were DR.. and Mrs. John
Hockey and
MESsRs AND MESDAMEs
W " sawyer Jr. II G. l.. Jackson
WAYNE Jewell Frederic Oyerescn
Norman Tieman
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Davis
had a games party Saturday
night, last. Guests included Phil
harrington and
MEssRs. AND MEsDAMEs
Joe Harrison Ralph Watson
Kenneth Arms
and Mrs Edmund shurly
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-22
AWS Honors
Mrs. {. K. MatIock

AFTER 10 MONTHS Of
strenuous work and untiring eff
fort, Mrs. Ernest X. Matlock
has resigned as co-chairman Of
Metropolitan Detroit American
Women's Voluntary Services.
For the time being, she will
devote herself to the duties of
her home.
BY unanimous vote Of the
board OF directors. Mrs. Mat
lock has been awarded a life
long honorary membership IN
Detroit's AWVS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-22
Forestry
SchooIHoIds
Annual F etc
ANN ARBOR Nov L

GIGANTIC yellow pantcI
VI footsteps on the ~ e. m EN-
walks OF The campus diagonal
ard posters decorating every
bulletin board have for the last
three weeks advertised the Paul
Buryar formal given IN tho
Michigan Im1n ballroom last
night
Taking advantage Of chatac-
Ter already Weu-pubhc.1cd IN
lescra the forestry srtruut-tlaz-
gwen It's formal easily the
most Informal and rtotcgS dance
az the ScaSon-f0r over a guar
ter Of a century now and their
Offering 20 The campus social
season is known 20 be the best
Observation-Disclosures.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-22
Bonds Door Prizes

Two So war bonds Were of
fered as door prizes. JUST 90 give
ar added touch OF patriotism TO
the affair and hundreds poured
into the Union ballroom IN every
conceivable attire, from tan
coats. worn over checked wool
shirts 10 vests and kniCkerS
conned over red underwear
'LOnG Bob" Steldemann pen-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-22
Junior Plans

Beginning with a mass meet
ing on Tuesday in the ballroom
of the league, Marcia Zimmer-
mann, recently appointed 70 the
post OF general chairman Of
Junior Project. told her PlaHs-to
the several hundred girls OF
MIChIganS JUNIOR class.
Everyone has bid a sad fare
well 10 the Junior Girls Play
tradition of some years, and has
turned her full attention 10 the
job of selling war bonds and
stamps.
Lefty Gavin. a MoSher Hall
resident, has begun plans 10 or
game her domitory completely.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-22

eral chairman Of the dance took
Betty Nelson as his baCkwoodS
beauty for the evening and
others of the dates there were
Jack Flagler and Betty Schwartz
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-22

Culver entertained the following
at luncheon:
MEEDAMES
FLANK Jewell Frederic OVeresch
Beusamln r. Weton Walter Nichols
Edward O'Neal Elsa Black
Paul Osborn
The guests Of Mrs. Daniel
Agnew. Tuesday for luncheon
and bridge were: Mrs. Myron
Vorce, Mrs. George Leh and Mrs.
James j. Miller.
Mrs. Wallace p. Dunlap on
Tuesday will have Mrs. Norman
Tieman, Mrs. II. c. l.. Jackson
and Mrs. Benjamin r. Welton
for luncheon and bridge.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-22

ing Peggy Cuthbert and Nergil
Morton, Barbara DeErieS and
VIII Sapp, Hazel Taylor and Bob
Pricskle. Marion Siegel and
Allan AXelrod, Lucy Chase
Wright and Jim Bob Stephen
son. Tommy Hendel and Max
Aiken, Betty Hare and Bob
Barlow. Molly Hoffman and
Art Carpen ter, and Helen
Rhodes and Dave Rich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-22
CROSSE lie, Nov. u.

CROSSE lie, Nov. p.
THE annual meeting of the
Crosse lie chapter of the
American Red Cross will take
place on November 30 in the
session room of the high school.
There Will be the election of
new officers 10 the board and
reports OF the years activities.
ON the present board are:
MESDAMEs
r ? Anderson Duncan McNsbb
Robert l.. stanton Norbert Burdeno
Randolph Guest Richard Goring
Kenneth T White
and Or. julius c Cnppert, the Rev
George ". Pare the Rev. Rolllu J
Fairbanks and
MESSRS
Lee clark RAYMOND - Day
Ar Bego!e Henry GtE
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-22
DR.. Pickett 10 Talk
To RosedaIe Club

ROSEDALF PROGRESSIVE
CLUB VIII honor present and
past presidents at It's meeting
Wednesday.
DR. Warren Wheeler Pickett
OF the First Congregational
Church viii speak on Fun
Though You Are Broke" The
choral club Will offer a varied
musical program
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-22
Crosse lie Red Cross Annual Meet
Novembet 80 to Select Officers

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward O'Dou-
nell will hold open house on
Thanksgiving night.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-22
Luncheon and Bridge

Mrs. Waldo NJ. johnson enter
tanned at lupCheon and bridge
on Monday. Her guests were
MESDAMFS
Daniel Agnpw Myron NorCe
James J Miller Ruth Meiser Borden
Duncan !. McNahb John N Mayors
Raymond c. Day
At the meeting o, the Book
Club of Crosse lie at the home
OF Mrs. Thomas Lennox, Friday,
Thelma James of Wayne Uni
versity spoke on the Foreign
Folk Lore of Michigan.
Before the meeting Mrs. Ward
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-22
Committees Named

Various committees have been
named and the federation Red
Cross unit is out promoting
beautiful prizes TO embellish the
affair. Mrs. Jack Goldie is chair
man of the ticket sales. Her
committee includes
MEsDAMES
Nitzi Nyherg Carl Beseiker
Louie Alaia Camela Crause
Harold Stone Johnny DeCeciu
lOseuh Alexander Dee Greene
Kenneth Baldwin
Publicity chairman is Mrs.
Ebert Greene, assisted by Mrs,
Fred CriSSey, Mrs. r. S. Shan
non, Mrs. Herb Fisher, Mrs.
Evelyn Hamilton and Mrs. Tom
Cornell, all of-whom are busy
getting the word around.
The bond booth will have four
hosteSSes: Mrs. Paul Leash, Mrs.
Eddy Kreici, Mrs Glenn john
Ston and Mrs. Lou McAlister.
Chairman Of door prizes is
Mrs. Herbert Strauh. who is the
wife of the vice president of the
federation. On her committee
are:
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-18
l.. A. PRODUCE

Los ANGELES. Jan. 1t CUp) -
radiuE was moderate.
Punched vegetables. bccts 75-S5e.
carrots 9o-$l: celery root S.. di-
kon $500; green onions 225-2.5a:
Iccks $l-1.25, mustard 6o-Soc: par
slcy 5o-75r radishcs l.cn-1. 90. ~pi-
naeh Sf.1.25, turnirs 1880. anisc
25,. X lll rabI soc mint and water
,rc~s @o-5a,. oyster plant iUr.
Cabbage local cannuuball ,rt>
ISL 30. lhos 6o-65c Danish .5o;
rrd local 2.25-2.5o; savoy 4o-6Oc.
Lettuce: dry pack Imperial Wy
crts Is l5o-1.75; 5s l6o-I.75; local
As $50 local loose 50-75c. Iced
Phoenix 6s 81.
Peas: per lb. pole san Diego .
lie Coachella WY S-1lc. bush san
Diego sc Coachella Wy 5-Se. To-
cal 5-6i9c. 5o.lb orts Imperial Wy
AS; china peas CoacheHa Wy 16-
IS cents
squash. white summer Imperial
Wy crts 2.5o-2.75, local luEs 2-2.5o
italian Imperial crts 2-S.25: san
Diego lugs 2.5o-2.75; yellow crook
neck Imperial Wy crts 250 table
queen Santa Clara % luEs. banana
local pink lie 10; hubbard local
Sc.
TanGerincs: per lb. Imperial Wy
Dancys 3t.-4t@e. Mandarins 81. Sc.
Tomatoes: Nilands crts 9-l2 tops
1.50-2, 1'.s 1.4o-l.65; 20s 1-1.o5;
flats 4x5 125-1.5O; Stops 1851 90.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-18

Sunday.
Manuel Ortiz, manager of the All
Stars. assured all that the game
with Hebcr will be the best of the
season. Neither team has been de
fCatcd so far: Hebcr has four wins
while the All Stars have but three.
Tho game might lapse into a
pitching duel between Joe AndraG"
and Heber Les Flores but both
teams have dangerous hitters who
are liable to break up the game at
any time. Hcber has been somewhat
weakened by the loss of Wilson
Ferguson. Slugging first basement
however. Manager Marvin G,rdner
said he has some good prospects lin
cd up to take his place.
Batting records in games 50 far
this season give Heber a Slight edge
for they have won several games
by large scores while the All Stars
have barely managed to whip some
of their opponents.
The BraWley Merchant-El Centre
Redbird game at BraWlcy park Sun
day afternoon should also prove
to be very good. Tackett will prob
ably start Jack Suttle. junior col
lCgc boy on the mound and Dick
Linganc, merchant boss, will prob
ably use EdGie Bccchcr the Old
veteran.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-18
NELSON IN FRONT
BY FOUR STROKES
IN OAKLAND GOLF

OAKLAND. Calf, Jan. II. up
Ryron Nelson. who haSn Won Il
California golf crown since he first
invaded the coast nine years ago
held four stroke lead over the
field at tie halfway mark OF the
5000 Oakland open tournament to-
day
The former national open and
PEA champion from Toledo, O,
added ono under par go NeS''t-
day 10 III first day card OF 6'
TO compile 1876 total tor the first
36 holes. and the gallery decided
ne va headed for his first Wcst
coast D'lc. COINS away
Ticd at 40 tor second place were
Benny Ho2an OF Hershey Pa.
Lawson Little OF San Francisco,
Denny Shute. Chicago. Chick HaE-
bert. Battle Greek. and lCny Pen
ma, Dayton. O.
And one stroke back were Joe
Brown. Des Moines; Paul Runyan,
White Plains; Johnny Dawson. Los
Angeles amateur; john GreerSton,
Denver; Mark Fc", oakland, and
Jimmy Hines, Great Neck.
Casualties were many under the
whipping wind and slick greens.
CLAYTON Heafner quit after only
two shots off the first tee. Jimmy
Demaret. who once won the Oak
land open, was putting poorly and
came home with a 73 for a total
of l45. Ralph Guldahl of Chicago
could do no better than l46; Horton
Smith turned in a l47; Sam Snead
and Johnny Bulla had cards OF l43,
and jug McSpadcn counted IA
strokes.
Heafner Scnt his first drl}c Urt
40 wards down tho talrWal il5
neyt shot hooked oft INTO tho frro@
He threw his club after the bail
and walked of tho course seo%l-
ing
jimmy Thomaon who To- lIa"
Los Angeles crown to Hogan IN thc
playon. withdrew after eight holes
because of a sprained thumb that
has bothered him several weeks.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-18
". Y, STOCKS

NEW YORK, Jan. Il GP) -
stocks moved regularly in light
trading today.
Steel shares were little changed,
while motors sagged a trifle. Many
carrier isues registered moderate
gains. Oils. mercantile shares and
amuements were narrowly irregu-
lar.
Chemical issues were weak on
the belief that they will be hard
hit by new tax bill. Eastman
Kodak lost 8 points. while Dupont
made new low for the year at
1881. off 81 and rcgained a point
of the decline. Dow Chemical and
Union Carbide lost a point.
Dow Jones preliminary closing
stock averages: Industrial 11o.6S,
off 81: rail 2s.o1 up %; utility
14.5s off as; and 81 stocks 37.so
off IA.
stock sales approximatcd 22o.ooo
shares compared with 290ouo last
SATURDAY. curb stock sales were
$4,000 shares against 5000 a week
ago
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-18
J.. A. LIVESTOCK

CFcdcral- state Mkt news scrvicc)
Cattle salablc 400. very slow. few
sales steer and bulls about steady
but COW 25-i0 cents lower for two
days; odd head medium to good
steers 12.6O-13; common to medium
cows $50: Gamers and cutters
c. 6.25-7.T5; com. to good bulls $50
1925; calves salablc 70. steady:
odd good to choice vealers 1450-
1850 odd lots ommon TO choice
calves 10-12.5O.
Hogs salable 425; very little
done; odd sales and most bids so
Go cents lower; few medium to
good 19o-25o lb. 11.75-12.25; good
to choice 17o-2G0 lbs generally held
12.40-12.6Q: medium to good sowe
9.5o-1o.5o; feeder pigs 11-13 20; few
choice 1850
Sheep Salable none.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-18
SMALL. I:t.GS
DR.. Godfrey Heads
Paralysis Group

Dr.. z. B. Godfrey, county health
officer. was elected president Of
the Imperial county chapter OF the
Infantile Paralysis Foundation a.
a meeting Friday night II the Ca
leXico city hall
Other officers. are W. H. Burton
o. Imperial vice president: Mrs.
Charles O'Connor Of CaieXico. see
retary: Frank Richmond. E Cen
tyo postmaster treasUe~.
This group will cooperate in plans
for the Presidents birthday bal
although each r.ry committee
handles the celebration in that re
tpective community. TEt coMt"
chapter has on hand a fund O..
s1O0052 to be used for helping il
fantile paralysis CASES.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-18
HEBER. STARS
BA7TL-EFOR
/. EAD SUNDAY

Orti2 All STAR frem Fl C"ntro's
Eastsidr viii mrr> Hrbor at l:&0
nm. SUNDAY alfc"oon IN -1e r
C,utro fadiam in - batii" for fIrs-
bali leadership ~ asa winter base
bail lca4ac while the Rodblris with
Manager Jacl, Tdckctt from Ell
Centre will travel to BraWlcy to
pla2 thy Merchant team there i'll
tnc other game The BraWley East
side team receives a bye in play
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-18
LEAGUE HEAD
TELLS PLANS

Colch Raleiah Holt Of Fl Centre
.ah ,caeol Wha has taken on his
shoulders tie Iob oI organizing and
#re.az lie commercial basket
bl. .ca-ap n II Ceutro, said Sat
3rGay hat he now has five teams
entered and PLAY in the schedule
viii ucaln Monday. january. 10, at
: % Nm in the F. Centre gym.
r. CeaWo. Ho,,yllle, Fl Cenuo
uu.a, college. McXlcaI and en
.RAF team. lie five entrants will
extend .GeIs season from Monday
ii, February Il After the last
..u4ua elme. al. teams will enter
IL fhc annual Gold Medal touma-
mra'. which has been won for the
rasf 'Wo years by thc Junior col
ln.r .rlm.
Here Is tie schedule of games.
JANUARY 10
j. l.. Us. McXIcali
He.,vl.lc Is. FL Ccnro
JANUARY 20
Ha.tlillc IS. RAF
MeX!cah Ys. Fl Cenuo
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-18
u OF WASHINGTON
BREAKS JlNX IN
THUMPING ORE.

EUGFNr. Oic. Jan. =. up
In What ma on thc wan song for
their star forward Norm Dalthrop,
Uniyer-lt@ o. Washington basket
ballcrs la night NaIlopcd the Uni
"ors!ty q Oregon 69-34 II hecNc
game that broke a five year jinX
against HUSKY victories on the Web
foot coGrr The teams meet again
tonight. DaIthrop expects to be in
Quoted INTO the army.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-18
ECUAD0RAN USES
TWO FISTED SHOT
TO REACH SEMIS

Coral. GABLES. Fla, Jan. II
up - Francisco SeeUra. hard
strokius South American tennis
star Fom Ecuador, eliminated
Billy Tubc1 of Cincinnati. fourth
seed American player -, 6-1. to
reach the semi finals Of the Uni
versity of Miamis annual invita-
ticn Tournament Yesterday.
Scg'ra used his tWO listed fore
hand in a ba,olnc game and adj
yanccd with lite difficulty to a
match with Gardner Mullny OF
Coral Gable. today
Jack kramrr nj oakland. Calit,
easily de'oatsd IHek NrEcc of
Miami 60. rl and mcctS top
seeded Wayne Sabm oI Reno, Mo-.
IN the uth.a ru5lW1