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Arkansas State press., 1942-03-20
Sends Patriotic Song
y
To FDR

CHICAGO, Mar. 20 amp
Eugene B. Cheatman, local CON-
poser, has written a patriotic song
entitled "Uncle Sam We're All For
You" Published last month
Chatham sent it to President
Roosevelt. This week he received
a gracious letter Of acknowledge
ment from Miss Grace Tully, Sec
rotary to the President, acknowl-
edging it in he behalf and ex-
pressing his appreciation for the
effort.
Arkansas State press., 1942-03-20

II things don't come your way touay,
make them do so tomorrow, and they
IL if you go about it right. Refrain
rom wasting your vital forces by
DRIVING over what has gone amiss.
other words, "Don't cry over split
1ilk."
A cheerful and hot eful mind is worth
lore than great riches; therefore.
Ger up, as there is always silver
ing to the dark cloud. You will gain
othing by being pessim site. A refusal
look on the dark side of things fire.
emily accomplshes as much as gen.
us. Remember that Cart is bad
n4;1,Ix IL ~ ,riu y
Arkansas State press., 1942-03-20

ment last Fridy, was presented to
tie team and 1t. c. NJ. Jensen, Co.
Commander of the champions by
Chester Mathews, newspaperman
and representative Of the State
PRESS.
IL is believed by observers TINT
Sundays Open House will in
crease the local popularity Of the
uSO as we'll as the Nd ional Or
ganization prominence.
Arkansas State press., 1942-03-20

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North Little Rock News
by Nancy Ola Parker
Phone 2-2534

1 nl0uGHT do not become discouraged, Discourage
ment defeat The very mental attitude that puts
above these things raises him to The plane OF newt
able success Don't get discouraged.
Arkansas State press., 1942-03-20
FROM MY SCRAP BOnT
''Poems We Live BY"
BY S. l.. Tuggle
:. COURAGE -.

| love the man who dares to face defeat
And risks conflict with heroic heart;
love the man who bravely does his part
Where Right and Wrong in bloody battle meet,
When buges blown by towards sound retreat,
love the man who grasps his sword again
And sets himself to lead his fellow-man
Far forward through the battles din and heat
For he who joins the issue of life's field.
Must fully know the hazard of the fray,
And dare to venture ere he hopes to win;
Must choose the risk and then refuse to yield
Until the sunset lights shall close the day
And Gods great city let's the victor in.
-Ozora S. Davis
Arkansas State press., 1942-03-20

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Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-22
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Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-22
Barnes
Stornin9
by RAY BARNES

From results of the BraWley high
school, FL Centro &c. track meet
last Thursday it doesn't look as if
coach Raleigh Holt and his FL
Centre high school Spartans should
haVc TOO much trouble defeating
the Wildcats this season
The Wildcats won the meet by %
Joints but the jaycecs were weak
IN several events IN which the Spar
tau> should be strong. The north
cndcrS took all three places in the
shot put, for instance, but the mn-
!or college had only one entrant
nj the event.
The BraWley boys did send out
some helty hcaYeS tthe three plac-
crs each tossing the ball over 40
icctp but they should run up against
some strong competition when they
!aco FL Centre.
John Williams made the VIM
ming toss - fl. A. in. However,
Pred Robertson of FL Centre has
,rcady sent the sphere sailing al
most that distance in practice and
snuuId be good for better than that
IN competition Two other Spartans,
Ray Ingle and Stan Conkcy. have
approached 40 feet and should i'm
prove as the season advances
In the high jump Robertson
should again challenge Wildcat
Gomination Bill Miller, wildcat
sophomore jumped lt. Gin. against
thc iuycres but Robertson should
also be capable OF reaching that
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-22
PADRES AGAINST
CUBS SATURDAY

san DIEGO Padre wee home fac
IL - I" squuc O me Chica-o
Cu5, SATURDAY afternoon III the
Ii.st Of 4 :Wo-game series after a
-iX-innIng practice anne II FL Cen
TO stadium FTIdar
Manager Cedric burst called of
FriG4g's GENE when the score Was
,lcd. IL n tbs sixth frame
Flayla4 before visiting National
CITY KiWanls members. Rookie
Hu..ea m O,sen. p..c.A9 toc .he
.c-u.ase. .mI'ed ne rooks 20 nine
,Cat.ered bits Waur Hebert. Chuck
E,>enm-an md Bill Chenard did
ca.~ -. - rooEl.s on .Ge mound.
Is.eles- ag.H-' .ae Ca1- III Sat
araaf same were A Olsen and
Frank Das>O.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-22
SPARTANS, BULLDOGS VICTORS;
III TIE FOR LOOP LEADERSHIP
SPARTANS NIP
HORNETS, 14-q

In Il See-SaW affair that
saw first one team go ahead
and then the other, the FL
Centre high school Spmtane
defeated the Calipatl'la llor-
nets. l4-9, Friday afternoon in the
second LEAGUE baseball game Of the
season
The win over the Hornets on the
Calipatria field sent the Spartans
into tie for league leadership with
the CaleXico Bulldogs. Each team
has won two and lost none.
Calipat took a 80 lead over the
Spartans in the first inning but
the Fl Centro boys struck back in
the second, scoring five runs.
The Hornet batters made but
four hits off three Spartan hurlers,
J. r Henry, Lloyd Mullins and Jerry
Womack but costly infleld errors
brought in most of the nine Cal
pat Uallies.
G. Culver, who pitched five in
nings and Birchfield, who fill
ished the gam. gave up nine IN
to FL Centre. Ten walks We're marx
ed up against them, six by Birch
field in the last two frames
Mullins, Spartan pitcher, led baf-
terS with two hits in four trips aai
Womack, another hurler, rot a sln-
gle in the only time ne buttrd. Gena
OSWalt, FL Centro second bascnan
got two hits in five times up and
was robbed of a home rum when L.
AtOndO made 4 spectacular catch
OF his long hit ball into lett lleld
O5Walt was almost to second before
the ball settled INTO the Callpat olu-
fielder'S outStretched Glove.
Fred Robertson, Spartan first
Sacker, thumped out a single in tWo
times up; Stan MitoSinka got a lon5
double in four times facing the pit
cher, and Dick Gary made a binala
in three times uD.
Mitosinka. FL Centre lcftfielder.
tossed ball from deep left field
to Catcher Gary to cut Off another
possible run. Gary tagged the rEa-
ner but in doing SO, bumped into
him and injured his shoulder.
Score by innings:
SpartanS ..--...= 0 5 3 o +
Hornets ............=..... 3 0 , 3 .
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-22
LEGI0NS, OILERS
IN AAU FINALS

DENVER. March 81. cUPl-THc
Denver Legions and the Bartlesvi!le.
Okla. Oilers meet in the champion
ship game at the National AAU
basketball tournament tonight 10
re-enact q drama familiar to botA.
Three times before they have
played for the title And both had
grown TO look upon the titular
meeting as natural prerogatiye until
interlopers from the Pacific Goa {
ended their private party last yea;
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-22
SHAUGHNESSY QUITS STANFORD POST:
GOES TO UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND

iocre team. but it boasted one Of
the nations flashiest quarterbac6s
in Frankie Albert. and scme of the
country finest backs in Norman
Standlee. Pete Kmetovic and Hugh
Gallarneau. With that material and
the IT" formation. Shaughnessy
couldn't miss. He vas named Amer
icas No. / coach of 1910.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-22

Los ANGELES. March ~ dUPi De
nand and trading moderate 10 falfIy good
Asparagus: eN select and colossal Ia
lGc. eN icy l2-l4e. icy ll-l:1C. Choice and
fey small l0-11c: crooks tips sc. Fire
baugh l0-12c.
Cabbage: cannonball 1850. jbos and
ordinary 25-4ne. Imperial Wy 1886. san
Diego 75-s5c. local danish 1880. red $50
Savoy 5O-65c
Lettuce: Imperial Wy doz 1852;
81 So. Is: san D.cgo - dul Isl. In
pcrial Wy Is da2 l.65-l,75; local loose
7I-9Or
Peas. bush san Diego &c. san Pedro
6'.-7c Imperial Wy So &C.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-22
SAMAHA FANS Is,
ALLOWS 3 HITS

Ralph Namaha. CalrNico
high school hn'ler. continued
his SnIhr-out song Friday af.
ternoon as he tanned l3
BraWIey battcrS II lead tn"
Bald8-> 20 a 4-0 %la on lie BraW-
ley diamond
TW4.llug .hycc-hl, bal. Slmaha
stretched lis >,rn- 81 no-rm IN
n.N4s Il Is and hi~ >tuke-out total
N I'VE -amc> 10 80 He teu The Val.
ley record IN the FIRST same oi the
season Dy wMtnnG ~ Calpatril
Hogne.~ IN a Muc-lnnmg same and
Fridays amc Went seven frames.
Samaha haG splendid support
both II the iMtltld and oalneld and
worked very We'll With Ere. lmuu
Catcher Henry Frqua-a
The Bulldogs got Tive h;S of
Straieh;baU Ar,I>' Joe Webster.
Alex Rivera. CuleN!lo .a!su >dckc,.
blasted Il SINGLE aud triple II
three .r.r> TO The plate. driving IN
tWo rirs. ErquIaSa III twice IN
three 'lmeS up and Henry Andradc,
CaltXICo second bdNeman, Int Il SIh-
-lt IL .o4r times up.
john Williams, playing first base
los IL Wildcats. made TWO of til"
three Its IN three umes up Can
williams. t!nrd ba>emaA. made The
other BroWIey hit IN three ,lmeS d,
bat.
Webster pitched much better bail
FRIDAY than he did against FL Cen
tro last Week. Ht Kept his pitches
We'll mixed and made the batte"s
reach 10 swing He struck out one
aud walked Two Suuaha walked one
man
CaleX4co.s mtield Of Bill Blair
Inst. AndIudt, second. Albert Arce
>no!lstop. ana Riyeri. third, again
showed -ood training as they played
tight bail Time after time they
worked We'll making eood stops ami
backing each other Up when a bal
vas III % one of rhen
Score by innings.
Bu.ldoz. I30 600 O
Wildcats 900 GOO .
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-22
JC HOLDS FIRST
BALL PRACTICE

FL Centro junior colleges base
ball team held its first scheduled
practice Friday afternoon and Coach
jerry Dennerlein revealed plans to
Participate in the Citrus tomna-
ment Sunday, March 30.
Signed up for baseball are: Lon
Brock, Donald Templeton, Jack Fox.
Norman Sharp, Arnold Page Eu-
gene Witt. Joe Edwards. Jack Suit
tie. O Weeks and L. Uribe.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-22
$4,000 a YEAR

According to Clark ir. Shaugh-
messy will become Maryland's direc-
tor of athletics and physical educa-
tion and head football coach at a
reputed salary of $4,000 a year un-
der a 10-year contract. He will re-
port at COLLEGE Park on April /.
The prospect OF lean football years
en- the Pacific coast was believed 20
have prompted ShasehneSsy to seek
other fields
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-22
COACHES Dislike
FAN bACkB0ARDS

NEW ORLEANS, March 2l. UP
The National Association OF Bas-
ketbau Coaches recommended TO it;
rules committees today that rectan-
gular backboards and stitched bas-
ketba.Is be recognized as Standa:t
official equipment for universities
anc colleges.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-22
l.. /. LIVESTOCK

,.a' e'.fr marketing news Srr>tcr.
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cluurE and mraHum cattle. god g.aar
la,tE.. rases ahuul steady common tn
mruum >rc~ 1ull. Inna Hrd >'"r'>
quoted 'n afnunG Is. "1G IH's csnnHa 81.
'rtS ~ 5u. common in medium h-u~
medium CONS 5.-7-". Daunr.> A. ..'.
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Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-22
JAYCEES ENTER
TRIANGULAR MEET

Central junior colleges track
.eam vii face strong competition
%aen hey 90 up AGAINST RIVER
ice aid San Be!nardlno Junior
colleges IN a triangular meet IN
Riverside next Fwcav.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-22
NOT iN AILABLE

! Dr. Wilbur said MARYLAND was
nc4otiatng with Shau9hnessy, al
..9.eh members of the board If
ga-ents there refused to discuss the
!eport Shauehnessy himself Was
rot available for comment
Appointment Of Jim lawson All
American end at Stanford IN 1924
and assistant coach there for -
Hears a head coach was undCg-
stood 70 be in the baa. Lawson
vas n Portland Ore, last MINT
attending the Pacific Coast confer
ence meeting as representative Vi
the Indians
Shaagnuessy Will leave the Pacific
coast with a top-hole record H
came 10 Stanford IN 1910 after q
disastrous season at Chica4o where
football was dropped because o.
lack OF enthusiasm.
In his first year as pIIot Of the
Indian he brouahf Stanford the
conference tIrlr and the R0.r Bowl
e1o"d @1u 10 Irmaht victories.
Stanford Wl suppostdly med
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-22
BY JAMES A. SULTAN

STANFORD UNIVERSITY. Calf,
March 81. 'UPD-Clark D. Shaugh-
messy. the pilot of the old Model T,
quits his post as head football
coach at Stanford university today
20 20 to the University Of Mary
land.
Shaugnnessy's resignation will be
placed in the hands of the board
Of athletic control Dr. Ray Lyman
Wilbur. chancellor Of the univcrs-
ity. has announced Stanford author
tiles will no; hold the veteran coach
to h, contract which still has three
years % run.
Confirmation Of Shaughnessys
resignation came from his son.
CLAIR i, who made the announce
ment IN the Santa Paula Chronicle
of watch the youth IS sport, editor.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-22
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WE LIKE IT

" + LINE IT
A double helping of pie Ia mode
to Rev Hayden Sears for his work
with Ell CentroS young baseball
players. Sears has a flock Of sixth,
seventh and eighth graders crowd
ing around him each Wednesday
afternoon as he works them out
like they do in the big leagues
AT FL Centre stadium
Manager Cedric burst of San Di-
cgO's Padres expressed it well when
he commended Sears recently He
was right 100 per cent when he
said, These Youngsters will make
the ball players of tomorrow
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-22
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Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-22
CHICAGO GRAIN

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Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-22
KEGLERS TOSS HIGH
SCORES IN OHIO

COLUMBUS, O., March p. UP
Two teams TODAY Lad cHplodcI
3l00 acuea III the American Bowling
Congress Tor the tlud '.mr i'll the
a. ,car history Of 'Ee 'oHMyMrul
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-22
L. 4. GRAIN

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Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-22
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Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-22
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Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-22

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Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-22
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The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1942-05-29

If either of them wants to charge he may submit his
individual the administrator for adjudication
administrator doesn't lie awake nights worrying
either of them going broke he has comply
regulations
The intent of the law understand it. protect
against prices for necessities of life and to
halt profeerng and check nfatonay tendencies
during the emergency The of the
during the last with the merchants who appointed
food administrators many of the states happy
Almost invariably, and naturally enough they
ered the interests of the merchants and dealers The
sumers interests ignored And John not
faous enough think that the character of the distributors
has undergone complete change that they have
pletey atrusc The merchant clocks after No. II the same
other group They trained in the requirements
competitive SYSTEM witch may be said have prn
cpa tenet "The devil take the hindmost."
The appointment of merchant to the office of
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and his administration honest and unprecedented
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the distributors and disregard for the consumers
The distributors have the right the rest of
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The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1942-05-29
"DON'TS FOR DRIVERS"

The consumer division of the Office
|of Price Administration offers the fol-
lowing suggestions for saving fuel:
DON'T ride alone: Pool your car
with your neighbors. Pick up pedes-
trains going to or near your place
of work
DON'T drive aimlessly: Cut down
on Sunday and other pleasure driving.
Walk If your destination is less than
mile.
DON'T speed: Keep your speedo-
meter at 40 miles an hour or below
Drive slowly, carefully and courteous
".
DON'T neglect your engine: Have
a mechanic check it periodically to
guard against waste.
DON'T use improper oil: A heavy
eli in summer and a lighter oil In
winter make your motor run more
efficiently.
DON'T overlook your carburetor
and ignition: If they are adjusted
you will get more out of
your engine with less fuel.
DON'T grab for your hand choke:
Your motor will generally start with
out it except on the coolest morn
ings.
DON'T linger In first or second
gear: If you get in high quickly, you
will save gas.
DON'T drive with dirty spark
plugs: Have them cleaned every 5000
miles; check and adjust the distribu-
tor points at the same time
DON'T put up with a slipping
clutch: Have it repaired quickly and
engine power.
DON'T forget your air cleaner:
Have it cleaned every 5000 miles,
DON'T let your battery run down:
4 well-charged battery means easier
starting and less choking.
DON'T throw away gas: See that
he attendant doesn't overflow your
ank when filling.
DON'T over or under-inflate your
Tres: Proper air pressure means eco
lomical consumption
DON'T park in the sun: Gas evap-
rates under the suns rays.
SAVE GASOLINE
and
KEEP AMERICA ROLLING
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1942-05-29
Libby, Mont, May 10, 1912

Libby, Mont, May 10, 1912
Editor of The Peoples Voice
To me the pardoning of Earl Browd-
er exposes the present administration
for what it is more than any other
single act. 1t is a confession that
Browder was sent to jail not because
The had broken any law but because
he is a communist And now-what
"a travesty on justice!-he is released
for the same reason.
If this is the justice Americans can
expect, then it Is time we had a house
cleaning from the top down and see
that men Of principle are put in re-
sponsible positions and not those who
like weather vanes are blown about
by winds of chance
Like j. G. Holland let us pray:
"God give us menl A time like this
demands
Strong minds, great hearts, true faith,
and ready hands.
Men whom the lust of office does not
kill,
Men whom the spoils of office cannot
buy,
Men who possess opinions and will;
Men who have honor, men who will
not lie,
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1942-05-29
The Merchants Demand

taken by the merchants of the state at the
meeting Helena Monday with the regional officials
Office of Price Administration reflects anything but
consideration of the pubc interests Moreover their
upon having representative of their class appointed
administrator of the agency carries the odous mpca
ton though perhaps intended by them that
of their class appointed would be lenen with them in
the enforcement of the regulations laid down.
administrators responsibility and the only
will be to enforce compliance by the distributors with the
uaon promulgated by the Office of Price Administration
have be able to tell the difference between gng
calico Browns moasses and Sweethears syrup
going to be engaged in propoundng the relative
of these articles His ob and the only job he has,
John Retailer Bill Jobber and Henry Purveyor doesn't
charge Mike Consumer for the things they selling