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The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-09-24
Woman Keeps Secret

Here's one woman who could keep
q secret: Goldie Van Zandt Of Point
Marion, Pa, surprised her friends
with the disclosure that she and
Arch Comeroy were married Is
years ago, after a l7-year courtship.
They started housekeeping Septem-
Der 8, their 18th wedding anniver-
sary.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-09-24

A smart strap fastens under the
chin and they are padded for COM
fort. One steel helmet costs SIS SO
every time you fill SIS stamp book
you are buying protection for an
American soldier. Invest at least
ten percent of your income in War
Bonds every pay day Help your
community reach its War Bond
Quota II s T,easurv D.eoytmens
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-09-24
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WAatHo4 BUY WM
WAR BONDS.
Il 4

When the American Expeditionary
Force landed in Ireland recently
newspapers reported the citizenry
remarked at the similarity of the
steel helmets worn by our boys with
those worn by German troops. These
steel hats are protection from shrap-
mel fragments and other light mis-
siles. We need thousands Of them
for they are regular issue TO every
American soldier.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-09-24
st. Johns Lutheran Church
THE Friendly Church.

Tie Friendly IhuTch
Sunday, Sept. 27
Regular morning worship begin
ming at / a. m. The pastor will de-
liver his farewell sermon.
Sunday school Gas a. m.
If you have no church affiliations,
you are invited to worship with ust
H. L. PFOTENHAUER,
Pastor
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-09-24
NTFF SAID. INDEED,

w. H. Dicken, Troy, writes: Take
our ad out. Range and three pups
sold I will be up and insert new ad
later. 1t surely pays to advertise
Zoe ad brought me grand results !"
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-09-24

The following notice was inserted
in rural weekly:
anyone found near my chicken
house at night will be found there
next morning
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-09-24
Fresh to Salt Water Fish

A new process of treating them
chemically with salts, converts
fresh water fish into salt water sea-
food in Hungary
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-09-24

Making love-" sand the handsome
young cavalier, is as easy as pie.
All you need is lot of crust and
some applesauce.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-09-24
What Is Age?

Age is a quality of mind.
If you've left your dreams behind
If Hope is cold,
If you no longer look ahead,
If your ambitions fires are dead,
Then you are old
Buff from life you take the best,
If in Life you keep the Test,
If Love you hold,
No matter how the years 60 by,
No matter how the Birthdays fly,
You are not oldT /,
, Anthropologists say that one
time in the life of man might be
termed the "B" period-Baldness,
Bifocals, BridgeWork, and Bulge.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-23
JACK DAVIS WINS
IN OPENING DAY
TOURNEY ATB. ".

Jack Davis, El Centre, was VIM
ner of a blind bogey tournament
Sunday at the annual fall and win
ter opening of the Barbara Worth
country club. He turned in net
So.
Ray Edwards, CaleXico, was Sec
ond with 81.
Nearly 100 golfers were on hand
for the opening day and 81 of them
played in the tournament.
In addition to purchasing a mer-
chandise prize for the tourney, the
Red Cross was SIS better off as a
result of it. That amount was
cleared from entry fees.
Golfers from BraWley, Yuma,
Holtville, CaleXico, El Centre and
from the different Marine and
Army camps nearby.
Jack McLaren, BW. pro, an
nonced that he will go to Brawley
two days keek to give lessons
there. He may also make one trip
a week to the CaleXico club.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-23
L. A. PRODUCE

Los ANGELES Nov. n -UPi- Bunchc,
vegetables Steady. BcetS 2h-3 Do2 100
] -. carrots g boz 2oa-2a5 fair l.65-
!. 10. small and ord a0-15o. iced Crt>
green onions 3 Doz zoos 5o. O,d to fam
1.75-2 - lcCkS De- 2.5o. mustard
noz 91-1.1O parsley Is Doz 1.5o-1 50, rad
Ishcs small rcd Is dnz 3.no-35u fair 200
= 80 spinach 4 boz l75-20l fair 1.25,
ora SOL. 90. ju1mpS 2Hs-a Doz T1-1 - pN'
pnz celery root 60-65g. kohl rab. soc
WaterCrCsS Is mini i0-5ac. ansC SOC.
Squash: Frm White summer san Diego
- re- hD. Yuma - 27---so. imp Wy $50
-. CIT - -25--50 fe2 = - Italian san
J. cgu % Cl-- 5U. lev- hcsf 10. fair 10
= On. No. -S 71-i.-a. Yuma mostly 200.
lmp Wy 225-2.5e. some 20o CrtS zoo
y 81. fair lO-i71. yellow crooknCCE san
Diego 5O-AOo. Imp NlN 2.75-&uu CuS
- 51-3.NO table queen l-25-l 50, banana
! i.c-2c. hubbard &c. fair &c.
Tomatoes: Firm Wide range mn quail
8fy and price. Stones san Diego 5N1S a
eNe> - 7I-H15. lljr ~. 6\6S 2.50-@OO
fair uu-225 6N7S 1.75-2.2a. few $50,
fal 80. Orange 4NaS 3.ou-225, some
- sd. 5N5S x 1N6S Sz4-S.7a. fair 2SO-&.ON.
GN6S q. 75-} -. 6N7S 25a-S.uo. some 100.
san LUIS ObiSpo 5\5S 4 5N6S 2.uO-3.7o.
6>6> - 25O-3uO 6N7S 2.2a-2. -. few 200
Sia Barb unvrappcd 4N1s 2.73-S.uo. 4N5S
.. .nO-3 -. 5\5S y 5N6S 3.oo-3.3o, few 80,
6<6s =. 75-3. -. 6N7S 5n-3OO; stems sta
Barb player large 4oo-i25. some $50
small 3.75-4OO fair 500.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-23
Barnes SforninQ
bv RAY BARNES

How can we get more folks out
To jaysee games?'
This is the general question on
the lips Of El Centre junior college
football players, school officials and
the few faithful who have come
cut TO the Arab fracases, rain OF
shine.
In spite Of the fact that the
Arabs have one Of their best teams
n history the crowds are staying
away in droves What's the rea-
son? Let's delye into it.
The first thought that comes
TO mind is that the lack of local
competition causes the Imperial
Valley fans To shy away from
the Arab games and concentrate
on the high schOOl shenanigans.
Since BraWley junior college drop
Ded out Of football competition two
home games were erased from the
II Centre schedule and the Arabs
were forced % seek even farther
tan usual for suitable opponents.
With the absence of local COmpc-
JtiDn the usually small laYScc
crowds are bound 10 dWIndlc even
more than usual
There is something about a hard
fought league game that attracts
people, which the coast independ-
fnt college gate-keepers can read
lly testify. Santa Clara, St Marys
and Loyola constantly have good
teams but are low on the gate re-
Cepts because the are not in a
league.
Another reason the jaysee crowds
are small is because Of the poor
Gates for home games. The Arabs
are forced to play on Saturday
nights, one day after the high
schools in the valley play.
With the rubber shortage and
prospects Of gasoline ratiohing
what they are, more than ono
football trip per week for most Of
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-23
NJ ARKETS
N. I. STOCKS

NEW YORK. Nov. 23-UPI War un
ccrtainties approach of the Thanksgiving
day holiday and an impaired tcchniea
condition combined against the stocl
market today and prices rctrcatcd 10 new
lows for the month in light trading
Most war news was construed as fax.
orablc and this brought new selling into
sO-called war stocks railroads. Stcels. ait
crafts and oils. Gold mining shares con
sidcrcd as peace stocks, and mercantile
shares held better than other groups.
Chemicals hard hu by war taxes. haa
several strong spots The utility group
resisted Scll.ug although the average oasca
slightly.
American Telephone fcI' moro than Il
point on the federal communications com
mission demand for a rate cut on Ions
distance tolls despite company statements
The order would be fought
Row Jones closing stock averages. In
dUstral ia 81. off u.92. Rail 21d9. off
o. lG. Uuhfs l. s6. off o1o. and 80 Stocks
.N.I5. oa H#3S
Stock saIeS wcrc G23 2lO shares com
pared with 65s $50 shares in the previous
nvc-hous session Friday. Curb stock
salcs were IL 5i5 shares against luI. .u2o
Friday.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-23

When the keen blade of defeat
falls hard on one of the teams off
will tumble its chance for the loop
title. AS things now stand the Bull
dogs have won six games in COM
petition this year and have lost
one while the SpartanS have rolled
up five wins and one loss,
In the previous encounter this
year the Bulldogs won a thriller,
2O-13, outplaying their larger and
more experienced foes on the Ell
Centre griddle.
Then they went to BraWley and
suffered their only defeat at the
hands of the improved Wildcats,
25-2.
LITTLE TROUBLE
The Spartans have been able to
trip every other team except the
Bulldogs. They had a little trouble
with the Wildcats in both meetings,
winning, 20, and TO, but other
than that have been on the winning
side.
1t is speculative whether the same
OlllllS Will IIdppCll W IllC ouliOOSo
in the second Ell Centre game as
happened in the second BraWley
clash. The Bulldogs edged the Wild
cats, 7-6, in their initial encounter
but faced decisive rout in the sec
ond meeting.
The SpartanS looked powerful in
defeating the Brawley team which
had only the week before knocked
off the border team.
The CaleXico team will have had
an extra day of rest and practice
by the time that Thursday rolls
around. having played Holtville on
Thursday night of last week in
stead of on Friday. The Bulldogs
played two games that week, how
ever, beating the Imperial Tigers
on the previous Tuesday.
The Spartan pass defense has i'm
proved considerably since the first
game with CaleXico and the tide
may turn if Ralph Samaha, CaleXico
pitching ace, can be effectively bot
tied up. 1t was Quarterback Sama-
has passes to Fred Brown and
Java Williams that broke up the
ball game the last time.
MAN TO MAN
Coach Lou Birnbaum has given
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-23

the fans seems TO be out here.
But we thing that something
can still be done to bring up at
tendance. It must start at home
however. The J. c. student body
must come out TO support their own
team or its a cinch nobody else
will
When a team can boast such
stars as Marvin Walker, left half
back, Russell Peck, right half
and Hugh Ritter, quarterback,
back, Eugene Thanner, fullback
boys who would gladden. the heart
of any j. {. coach in the country
as well IS many university men
tors, it is shame that they
don't have little more backing
from their home tOwners.
At the last Arab game there we're
probably no more than 100 people in
the stands and three-fourths of
them were Marines who had come
TO watch their buddies battle the
big Red and Black squad.
j. Is the OplnOn OF coast sports
writers seen in san Diego recently
that The S. D. Padres will aband-
On FL Centro as a winter and spring
training ground next year because
Cf impending gasoline rationing
and the tire shortage.
In fact it has not yet been es-
tablished definitely that the Pa
cific Coast league will attempt
a season at all.
In any case the Padres will
probably not come down for their
usual sOjOurn.
IN the past years it has always
been their practice to make the
trip over and then either return
10 the coast ON Weekends for games
or bring other squads down here
70 play
Crowded transportation facilities
new make that impossible,
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-23
] L SIjjCXS

LOS ANGELES. Nnv. % CUP -Four
issues were up. seven were down ana
~ were unchanged in moderately heavy
trading on The Los Angeles stock cN-
change today Approximate volume was
$500 shares.
The list. Central Investment 5o - Is
down 1: R.aadaaS Dept store 2o q;
unchanged. Los Angeles Investment lna
at a.. unchanged Pacific Finance lo
a. 3ul up Q Tran>wcrlDa iooo I'll ,
down y. southern California Gas \ e
pci cent 2U0 at 81 ~ -. southern Pacific
100 al II down. Bandiui Petroleum 3o8 II
2f unchanged. Exeter Ou 1900 III =
urchanccd uancork oil 10 nat 3oi un-
changed. Consolidated On 100 az S. down
81, Oceanic ou luu at 80 unchanged
Union Ou lnn a 81 unchanged. Ar
d.usnlldatcd SIrc preferred 1oo nj -
down q. Ncnaseo 100 ut 40 unchanged
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-23

up the zone method of pass defense,
which proved very ineffective against
Samaha'S strikes to the fast rum
ming CaleXico backs. Instead, the
SpartanS will stick to a. man-to-
man defense.
The SpartanS used an old military
Stratagem of destroying the strong
spots first when they beat the Wild
cats. Birnbaum instructed his line
and backfield men to work on the
strongest points in the Brawley line
on the theory that when they crum-
bled the whole defense would go
with it,
Play after play was aimed at Bill
Campbell, big Wildcat right tackle,
until the Spartan backs were able
to go through almost at will.
Oscar Hester, left halfback, and
Leslie Horton, fullback, will be in
shape to play against the Bulldogs.
Neither was sent into the Brawley
fracaS although Horton probably
could have played Hester has re-
covered from his knee injury. A
badly swollen ankle was bothering
Horton.
Hector AreValo, one of the key
men in the Calexico backfield, will
probably be able to play against the
SpartanS Thursday. The left half
back suffered wrist injury in the
Brawley game and was not able to
play against Imperial or Holtville.
Coach Lee Boyle is still expert
menting to find a suitable replace
ment for Henry Erquiaga, left guard,
who broke his arm in the Brawley
melee. Erquiaga was the heaviest
man in the Calexico line at 155
pounds.
The largest man in the Spartan
forward wall is Jack Small, right
guard. Small weighs 213 pounds.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-23
L. A. LIVESTOCK

Los ANGELES. Nov. 23-tJP '-tFedcr-
a lStatC Market News
Cattle Salablc $500. early trIdc steady
bui many cows still in first hands few
loads medium to good fed steers 1850
Il W. common 10 medium MeNiCdnS ll.SO-
la.o5. common to medium 1912 50 some
lcld higher: mcdiu INTO good cows $50
less. common down 10 $50; Gamers and
cutters 6-S.21. medium 10 good bulls 10
Il. little done mn SteckcrS and feeders.
Calves Salablc $40. steady. odd good TO
choice vcalcrS 1l5o-l5.50, medium TO
choice calves l15o-13.75. common down
te TO-
Hogs Sajablc 12u. steady Ia 10 cents
hchcr than Friday. good to choice 100
.6l lbs 1i.5u-li.75. few medium 1l.So;
2Su-a7n lbs. 14-14.5O; good 10 choice Sows
l.. -. few 13
Sheep salablc 1000; ewes about steady.
lead medium to good with No. , Pelts
5.25. other classes and lambs unsold.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-23
NEW
CHAMP

One football championship
in Imperial Valley had been
decided Monday and the
team was looking for their
"big brothers" to bring home
another.
Ell Centro high schools B squad
edged out their traditional rivals
from Brawley by a bare percentage
margin and thus became the first
acknowledged title-holders in I, V.
gridiron activities this season.
The BIS won three games out of
four, losing their final encounter of
the season last week, TO, to BraW-
ley. Twice the Calipatria varsity
squad fell before the small gridderS
and once the Brawley team went
down.
The Brawley BIS, on the other
hand, won two games, tied one, and
lost one. They defeated Calipat once,
the Spartan BIS once, tied the Cali
pat varsity once, and fell before the
Ell Centre team.
Leading the Ell Centre squad to the
championship were Right Half Mol
an Harvey Left Half Gene House.
Fullback Kit Carson and quarter
back Emmett Henry.
The Ell Centre Mighty Midgets are
to play one more game this season
"a clash with the Spartan varsity
third-Stringers. The game will be
played in the near future.
c football OF the inter- scholastic
variety was not played in the val
ley this year. The C's, smaller than
the BIS, played several intra- squad
games.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-23
HERE'S WEEKS
GRIDIR0N STARS

NEW YORK Nov. 23.-CUPo-
College gridiron stars of the week
end:
Monk Gafford, whose dynamic
running led Auburn to a 27-l3 up
set of Georgia.
Frank Sinkwich. Georgia half
back. who in defeat set a new ma
tional record of 2O23 yards for to-
tai offense in a season.
Paul Sa-ringhaus. who triple
threated Ohio State to the Big Ten
title in a 21-7 conquest of Michi-
gan.
Bob Waterfield. whose touchdown
pass kept UCL.A in the Rose Bowl
race with a l4-10 win over Wash
ington.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-23
RACE
IN TIE

Things were in a general
uproar Monday as Carlos
Padilla, CaleXico, and Paul
Mackey, Ell Centro, went into
a first-place tie in the race
for Rose Bowl tickets with only one
more week to go.
Padina and Don Christian both
picked II winners out of IL in last
weeks guessing contest to earn five
points apiece in the race. Mackey
earned one point to keep abreast of
Padilla in the standings. Each now
has 10 points.
Mackey previously had four
point lead over the CaleXico prog
nOStiCatOr
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-23
BEARS, REDS TO
PLAY FOR TITLE
BY UNITED PRESS

The Washington Redskins faced
footballs most difficult task Mon
day-a job that called for stepping
up their offense and tightening
their defense to meet the Chicago
Bears for the championship of the
National Professional League on
December 13.
The Redskins clinched the east
ern division crown Sunday by
whipping the Brooklyn Dodgers,
23-3, while the Bears won the
western title by beating Detroit,
42-0, as Green Bay was automat-
ically eliminated by deadlocking
with the New York Giants, 21-21.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-23
REDS THUMP BEARS
SAN FRANCISCO

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. CUP)
The Pacific Coast football season
has a few more games to run but
so far as California and Stanford
fans are concerned it reached its
climax with the Indians resound-
ing 26-7 victory at Memorial Stad-
ium Saturday.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-23
CHICAGO GRAIN

7 CHICAGO, Nov. :. lUPI-GIaln IuIuIes
declined on the board Of trade today
The weakness WAS attributed to the
easy tone of var stocks in Wall Street
ari a break Of around S17O bale in
Wheat finished The day Off p, 10 &c a
hushcl. corn off 8. 10 '-. oats off : 10
a.. and rye off = To / cent.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-23
FOOTBALL RESULTS
BY UNITED PRESS

st. Marys, 33; Mather Field, 0.
Loyola, IA; New Mexico, IA
California Pre-Flight, 13; Santa
Clara, 6.
Marquette, "a; Camp Grant, O.
University of San Francisco, A;
Alameda Coast Guard, 6.
Manhattan Coast Guard, 27;
Scranton, O.
Duquesne, 6; Villanova, 0.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-23

Albert Olsen, Billy Hogue, j. Har-
Ian, Donna Palmer, Donald Tenn
pleton, Max SoneS, James Womack.
7-5
c. j. Moniz, Ernest Leimgruber,
Earl Pendley, Howard Ferguson,
Floyd Marlin, Albert Terrazas, Pete
LaBrucherie, Art Davis, Barbara
Brandt.
6-6
James Carl Lamb, Kathleen Finn,
Jack Tackett, Sr.
5-7
Joe Condor, ROSemarie Davis, Mrs.
Simon Hogue, H. Dale Armstrong,
Lee Smith.
4-8
John Harris, Raymond C. Reeder.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-23
Arabs Tame Marines, II =
-Jovsees Throw 81
Passes: Complete
10 in Easy Win

El Centre junior colleges powerful football machine
toyed with the L. s. Marine eleven from the FL Centro
air training station Saturday night scoring desired
to win, 12-7
The outcome might easily have been 1907 had the
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-23
Title at Stake
In Turkey Doy
Classic in !. Y.

The turkey will not stand alone under the Thanks
giving Day Thursday as the 81 Centre spartans and the
Imperial Valley high school football league in the border
CITY that afternoon.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-23
L. 5. F. VICTOR

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov 23-CUP)
The University of San Francisco
poWerhoused its way yesterday to
q 44-6 win over the Alameda Coast
Guard football team before 10000 at
Kezar stadium.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-23

repeatedly as did Don Baum, Arab
right guard. John Thanner, left
end, turned in another of his super
lative performances.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-23
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il. Il. GRAIN

LOS ANGELES. November - - CUpl -
Wheat. No. hard. soft - 81 -. u
Barley, No. ] bright W. ..--.-.-- 81 .oo-l. ~
Oats No. = 35-lbs. --..---.---.- 81 j. = =
Milo, No. . -. 4o-l. ~
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-23
L. a. POULTRY
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Branches: Drexel 1927. Plaza 1867.
COMPLETE carpet service: carpets rugs
dyed, cleaned. repaired. refinished. May
fair Rug Cleaning. s244 Lenore. Dear
born 0i33.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-31
SALESGIRL

EXPERIENCED IN HOSIERY
atsady position; good pay. Reels shoe
store. iS3ts Grand River.
sHLEswoMEN--Neede for new and en-.
Jared Departments OF local department
store. experience desirable but not mar
dasory. Apply w. T. Grant Company, csle
West Fort street. -.-
EoDA FOUNTAIN GtRLs-sie weekly
permanent. Victory Dairy Ear sSoi
SfFyoCRXfHER-one who can take
shDFfhand and type fairly well. In
p>Ygence not essential. Small salary 10
start S7s Penobscot Bldg.
eTENOGRAPHER-Hah days; mornings
only; married: 3e5 . month age 1e-zs.
Apply Monday morning. e-io:3o. Service
Loan Co, iillo East Jefferson At 81 Jean.
SXLEsGiRLs FOR BAGS AND GLOVES
MUST BE THOROUGHLY ExPEEi-
P PEoPn ouT + ! 4 co. $50 NIGH.
GAN, At SHELLEY.