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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-08
tB in State Join
Army Air Force
Here in a Week

One hundred and twenty-eight
young men from Detroit and
Michigan were sworn into the
army air forces as cadets for week
ending Nov. A. Those sworn in are
DETROIT
Mark Mendai Abend.' s2iS West Chicago
boulevard.
Anthony Joseph Beland. 1920 Parkside.
Marvin a. Canvasser 1921 San Juan.
william N. FitzSimmons, el9 Pallister.
Irving Kerby. 4246 Elmhurst.
John LeonowiZZ. 1903 Conley.
John r. McDermott, 340O Gray.
Raymond /. Maynard 4i37 Trumbu
Herman Oleshansky, 1856 West PhilAdel-
James r. Sexton. i652s Princeton.
William r. Shupert. 7740 Lawton
Harold Tenebaum, $50 Gladstone
Richard Vincent Ursem 1928 Ward.
Robert b. Winter. $50 West Euclid.
Leo l.. Blades 654O Barum,
Ralph T. Boyd. i3lis Compass.
James S Clements, 1922 Glynn court.
Alfred j. Deben, 5Si6 Sheridan.
Bror II. Hanson. 1869 Leslie
Robert F. Hewitt, 32s3 Northwestern.
Fremond HoskiBs l66oo Sorrento.
Jack b. Jay. 1921 Delaware.
Nichols Jordan. 52S Howard.
Richard J. KIRK. 2029 Beard.
Richard H. Love. 1888 ClairmOunt
Keevn T. Moriarty. 1885 Sussex.
I'd. Mugerdlchian. 7l02 Catalan.
John c. Orliskl. $3.50 Grandale
Charles N. Rice. 3343 East Vernon.
Jerome r. Iohy, i44e MeKins,ry.
- ohm r. Weyand. $40 Dumbarton
Robert c, Bohme. $40 Parkview drive
George h. Chppert, 2i73 Longfellow street.
.Cuerie S. Downie. 1851 sunset
J ohm +. Kohl. 1867 Cloveflawn.
William J. Krebaum, 1922 Birwood.
Donald NJ. Larson. 12407 East Warren.
Francis j. Michigan, 80 Seward.
Marvin j. Nichols, $500 Bessemore.
!Phillip -2teXart-12nSi-M nntca----
lGeorEe d. Zilh 3076 Bellevue.
Donald T. Thompson. 1927 Greeley street
Mathew p. Smiles, 3sls Virginia Park.
Martin G. Mertz. 5f2 Algonquin.
Robert c. Schoen. 1886 Mansfield.
Manuel Ray, 1922 Alaska
Edward r; Ebsr, 2502 Newport.
Jarvis II. Lamb 1928 Woodward.
Charles l.. Babineau. STA Fischer,
darrell Colley, 1860 Cardoni
Leonard w. Clarkson. 504 Belmont
Thomas o. Lewis. 371s Holborn.
Gerald b. Scott 1880 Riverside drive.
Melvin a. shuman. 2e39 Burlingame.
lstiriing T. Zimmerman. 1881 Monica.
Robert A. Mcmillan: 2l7l4 Curtis.
Edwin J. Zurawka, 81 East Nevada.
Lucian NJ. Beam, 1927 East Jefferson
HARRY Buzbuzian, 65ii Wagner street.
Mitchell Ostrowski. Sl2i Roblnwood.
Edward Koska. 3147 Medbury.
Robert G. Loves, g5T7 Robson,
Eugene +. Murphy, Apt. 2, 2036 Blaine.
Richard J. Motter. 1850 Indian avenue.
lStanley Lightfoot Jr.. 10000 Holmur.
Kenneth r. Martin. 5737 Seminole.
Jerry NJ Stock. S94l Astor.
1850 Nottingham.
Bruce p Cunningham, 73 Sibiey.
Frank Edward Bartko. 1899 Fourteenth.
Bernard X. Ceyle. s05t Merrill
Walter s. Bernai 1865 Kirkwood
Eugene p. Muylaert, l2i05 East Warren.
William 6. Hoffman, 2lI7 DreXel.
George l.. Lang, 1925 Marrick.
Leo Farber 1914 West Euclid
Curtis x Stohl 1884 Bellevue.
William T.. Eland. 1860 Woodhine.
james r. Chamberlin. 32is Pasadena.
Joseph Licsrj. 1877 Macomb.
Norman G. Meren1. SSi7 kerchevsl
William -. Eagling. 1884 Birwood.
Joseph H. Griffin. 1888 Mansfield.
ALEX 10th. Sl45 South street
A Robert bostal.-fiqa Seward.
Edward G.. Morris. 3h57 Hillgsr.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-08
Plans Talk on Chinese

Nergil F. Bradfield of Wayne
University will discuss Under
standing Our Allies. the Chinese
in the Main Library auditorium
Tuesday at $50 d. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-08
SUNDAY AFTERNOON

1900 noon
WJR-Man Your stations
WWJ-st. Paul Cathedral
CKLW-Walter Compton-T
WxYZ-Radio schoolhouse.
WJLB-Jewish Hour.
WEXL-B Berkeley Church
WJBK-CzechosloVak pros.
Isiis =. NJ.
wJR-Numaupowrr
M&J-ole FaeFeh- A =
WCAR-News
1880 y. NJ.
WJR-In our opinion.
WWJ-Garden Hour
CKLW-On TO Victory NJ
WCAR-Music.
WFXL-Poiish Church
WJBK-Invisible Church.
Ie:45 r. NJ.
WWJ--News.
WxYZr-AmericA needs YOU
WExL-Lutheran Church.
100 r. VI.
WJR-Church OF the Air.
WWJ-Victory business
ckLW-Noiee OF tomorrow
WCAR-Brightmoor tab Gle
WXYZ-Week in review.
wExL-Parkside Gospel.
WJBK-Polish varieties NJ
I:ts Y. VI.
wWJ-Msster Canaries
CKLW-DFeam House 81.
WxYZ--Voice of CIO,
wJLB-Ukrainian hourly.
$50 Y. NJ.
wJR-Mothers album.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-08
Sunday Radio Program
SUNDAY EVENING

CKLW-Our canada-D.
1850 T.. NJ.
WWJ-Unlimited horizon.
WXYZ-Johnny Long M.
WJBk-Dance Time.
ll:t5 y. NJ.
WJR-Jimmy Dorsey-M.
WILB News; Goodwill mr.
WJBK-Popular Rhythms
~ MiDNIGHT
WJR News.
WWJ--News.
CKLW-News.
WJLB-Rhythm Boys-M.
WExIs-Moonlite Serenads
WJBK-Corn iii Morn-M,
12;15 A. VI.
WJR-Dance music.
CKLW-On 10 Victory-M,
WJLB-HeroeS OF the Air
1880 A. ".
CKLW-Dawn Patrol NJ.
LOO To $50 A. ".
WJR-News and music.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-08

800 r. NJ.
wJR-Edw. r. Murrow-T.
RWJ-Detroit orchestra.
CKLW-First Nighter-D.
M.
WJLB--Eews. men Of note
Workers.
wJBK-Pohsh quiz.
6iib 4. Nj.
WJR-lrene ch-D.
WXYZ-News Ace.
WJLB-Youth fellowship
tabernacle
$50 r. NJ.
WRIST. Gene Autry-V.
CkIW-a Rainbow hour X.
WXYz-Drew Pearson T.
WJLB-Echoes OF Erin.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-08
SUNDAY EVENING

WNJ- Bandwagon NJ.
WNYZ-QuiZ Kids
WJLB-Alpha A. Omega-R.
WJBK-Greek hourly.
7:i5 q. NJ.
rEI,W Sweden l-i-. r
WE%L-G Good News-R.
R.e0 y. N.
WIZ Columbia Nrrkship.
WWJ Charlie Mccarthy.
CRI.W IA he rnnpun- Id.
WXYz--Watch world go by
WJLB -Greek victory hr.
WEXI,-Rev. II Wefnzierl
WJBk-Rev John Zolier.
S:l5 r. VI.
WYNN. Werner NJ
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-08

Claudia Morgan. new lead in
I'VE Love and Learn tWJR). IL
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-12-10
Mothers Hcnored by Auxiliary

The American Legion auxiliary
entertained last Friday evening at
the hotel clubrooms for all mothers
in Fort Peck having sons or daugh-
tiers ia the armed forces. Fifteen
mothers were hcnored. Besides the
regular members, there were thir-
teen guests present. Plans were
made to organize a club for war
mothers in Fort Peck. Mrs. Claude
S. Heath gave a talk after which
each mother told about her son OF
daughter and where he or she is
stationed. Refreshments were served
by the Auxiliary. All decorations
were carried out in red, white and
blue.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-12-10
BREVITIES

Miss Jane Dale has left Fort Peck
for Kansas City where she will be
employed.
Saturday night guests at the no
tel were Vern Solberg and LaVerne
FRANC.
Overnight guests Sunday night at
the Employees hotel were Serg. C. j.
Corbitt and Private James McDon-
aid.
Miss Rita Harrington left We'd
nesday evening for Butte.
Mrs. Robert Bartz arrived in Fort
peck wednesday night and IS a
guest at the Employees hotel.
Ramona M. Dawson has been
transferred to Lewistown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen c. Berry,
formerly of Leeds, S. D., are guests
at the hotel. Mr.. Merry has been
transferred here from Provo, S. D.
Hotel guests last Wednesday in
Guided A. J.. Renfro, Omaha, Neb.;
Marvin E. Auto, Leeds, S. D.;
E j. Knowles, Minneapolis, Roy E.
Hillman and Joseph w. Fisher.
Miss Marie Thompson left Friday
for San Francisco. q,
J. w. Gregg, New York Life Insur-
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-12-10

ance company representative from
Glasgow, was a guest Thursday eve
ming at the hotel.
David A. Griffin, chief clerk at
Gore airfield, Great Falls, was an
overnight guest Thursdy evening at
the hotel.
Great Falls men registered at the
hotel last Thursday evening were
Robert Battalio, L. H. Smith, H. S.
Zimmerman, Harold McManus,
Hugh McManus. ]. S. Murphy and
Roy Rugg.
James E. Winninger was fur
laughed for military service. He left
Tuesday morning for the reception
cntr at Fort Douglas, Utah.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-12-10
Kitty Fund Party Tuesday

Mrs. Harold A. Aus and Mrs. G.
M. Hoffman entertained at a C3m-
munjty guild kitty fund party last
Tuesday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Aus. A dessert was served fol-
lowed by four tables of bridge. The
high score prize "a won by Mrs.
Leonard Cross with Mrs. Gerald E.
ZueIcw winning the cut prize. The
Christmas theme was used for the
decorations.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-12-10
Kitty Party at Ritters

Mrs. Lester o. Ritter entertained
at a community guild kitty fund
party Thursday evening at her
home. Two tables of bridge were
plaed with Mrs. Stanley Evans re-
ceiving the high prize. A
late dessert was served by the
hostess.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-12-10
Christmas Program Dec. II

The Fort Peck school. in cooper
aticn with the Recreation associa-
ton, will rresent a Christmas pro
gram at the community Christmas
tree in the Recreation hall next
Thursday evening, Dec. IT. The four
primary grades will present the op-
ere'ta. "She Didn't Believe" A
Christmas story pageant will be
presented by the upper grades
which will be headed by a chorus Of
so voices.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-12-10
Scout Committee Has Meeting

A Girl Scout committee meeting
was held Monday evening with Mrs,
Mark Kotkin as hostess. Ten mem
hers were present. A program of
business and social activities for
the remainder IF the year was plan
ned for senior, intermediate and
brownie Scouts. The combined group
will sing Christmas carols MONDAY
and Wednesday evenings, Dec. 81
and %. Refreshments were served
by the hostess.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-12-10
Mrs. Simons Entertains Club

Mrs. c. w. Simons entertained
Friday afternoon at the hotel club
rooms. A dessert was served followed
by two tables of bridge, with Mrs.
Don c. Bliven winning the high
score prize. Mrs. Stanley Evans the
second high score prize and Mrs
Harold A. Aus the low score prize.
Mrs. Bliven and Mrs. Gerald E.
Zuelow were substituting guests.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-12-10
Amy Richardson Celebrates

Amy Richardson celebrated her
sixth birthday Thursday afternoon
at a party given for her by her
mother, MIS- E. Richardson. Seven
little girls were present and the
afternoon was spent playing various
games for which there were prizes.
Amy received many birthday gifts
and cake and ice cream were served.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-12-10
lutheran Women Meet

The Lutheran Ladies Aid society
met Wednesday afternoon in the
church parlor with Mrs. Max Burke,
Mrs. Don Bliven, Mrs. Joe Gates
and Mrs. G. F.. Zuelcw as the host
ess. The meeting was a welcoming
party for new women in Fort Peck.
A Christmas program was presented
with Mrs. L. O.. Fjerstad reading
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-12-10
Auxiliary Meeting Tuesday

The American Legion Auxiliary
met Tuesday evening in the hotel
clubrocms with Mrs. Betty Nc
Kemie as hostess. Plans were dis
discussed for the party at which all
war mothers were entertained. At
ter the meeting the American Lee
gion joined the group for refresh
ments served by the hostess.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-12-10

her club Thursday afternoon. A des-
sert was served followed by severa,
hours of sewing and visiting.
Mrs. E. N. Blannin was hostess
to her club Thursday afternoon al
her home. A dessert was served and
bridge was played during the af-
ternoon.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-12-10
Altar Society Meets

The Altar society met Tuesday
evening with Mrs. N. j. HUFFMAN
as the hostess. Final plans were
made for the public card party
Saturday evening. A Christmas
party for children was planned for
Sunday, Dec. 10. Wednesday, Dec.
16, vas the date chosen for the
food sale. Refreshments were served
by the hostess.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-12-10
TO MEETING

James K. McGibney, county agent,
and Mrs. Florence P. Elliott, ccun-
ty home demonstration agent, will
leave Saturday for Bozeman to at
tend the annual Montana extern
sion conference and training school
at the State college.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-12-10
Coffee Party at Rhyneers

Mrs. Sam M. Rhyreer en- ertained
at a coffee party Tuesday after
noon In honor OF her mfther, MIS-.
Martha Arthur. who Is visiting here
from Absarokee. Seven guests wee
present and the afternoon was
spent visiting and sewing. A dessert
was served by the hostess.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-12-10
Celebrates Fourth Birthday

Ralph (Packy) Tfce cele brated
his fourth birthday Thursday after
r:on at a party given for him bv
his mother. Mrs. H. M Tice. Seven
guests were present and games were
played. Refreshments CT ice cream
and cake were served and Packv
opened up his gifts.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-12-10

If all U. s. drivers CT passenger
autos in 1910 had cut down their
driving by 10 per cent, they would
have saved 100000 years of round
the-clock travel time at a rate of
IS miles an hour
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-12-10
Surprise Party for Mrs. Jobnso,

SURPRISE Party for Mrs. Johnson
Thirty members and guests of the
Altar society surprised Mrs Carter
". Fhnson at her home Monday
evening at a cradle shower. Mrs G.
G.. Murphy. Mrs. Pat Mcdonnell
7rd MIS-. j. D Mclaughlin were
the hostesses. Whist and pinochle
-erA played during the evening fol-
Owed by a lunch served by the
hostesses. Mrs. johnson received
many gifts.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-12-10
Many Attend Party

A large crowd attended the public
card party sponsored by the Altar
society Saturday night in the Rec
reation hall. Tables of bridge, pin
ochle and whist were played. Mrs
@. G.. Murphy was chairman for the
party.
In progressive bridge, the high
score prize was won by Lyndale r.
Shipley, second high score prize by
Mrs. A. S. Dakan, and low score
prize by Mrs. Patrick Mcdonnell
Mrs. V. E. Slaughter won high score
prize for table bridge.
Rudolph v. Koetitz won the high
score prize for pincchle, with Mrs.
Koetitz winning the lew score prize
For whist, the high prize went to
Ludwig MUIR. with Mrs. r. Maier
winning the low score prize. The
door prize was won by Mrs. C. M.
Hoffmon, and the cut pre- was won
by Mrs. j.. E. jacobsen. Mrs Frank
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-12-10
REDFIELD AT

FARRAGUT, Idaho-Volunteering
for navy duty a few days ago.
Frank Leslie Redfield has reported
at the new naval training station
here. He is the son Ct Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Redfield of Opheim.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-12-10

Bergren of Hogeland, a sister Ct
Miss Margaret Gardner, was win
ner of the lace tablecloth and buff
fet runner. Refreshments were
served by the committee.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-12-10
USE STAMP NINE BY 18TH

Dec. Is is the last date on which
Stamp 9 in war ration book l may
be used to buy sugar. Stamp 81
in book l will be good for one
pound Of coffee until Jan 6, 1913.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-12-10
HERE ON FURLOUGH

Bud Bretzke, son Ct Mr.. and
Mrs. william Bretzke, who is in the
coast guard at California. spent a
furlough visiting his parents here.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-12-10
Guests of NichoIsons

G. c. Sherrod and Newell A.
Clappy attorneys with the depart
ment CT justice at Washington, D.
C., were guests of Mr.. and Mrs II
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-12-10
Fort Peck S sSf'1 dI 5Ess SG@s
Mrs. Vincent d. sullivan, 75 MusseIshen Telephone 2s-M, Fort Peck

a paper and Mrs. Burke presenting
a reading. Christmas carols were
sung. A lunch was served by the
hostess.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-12-10
Community Guild Holds Meeting

A meeting of the Community
guild was held Monday afternoon
in the Lutheran church. Plans were
discussed for the making and de-
livery of Christmas baskets. A car
pool vas suggested for %transporta-
ton to Glasgow. Since the date OF
he meeting was Dec. 7, all members
present with relatives in the armed
fcrceS were asked to stand.
Mrs. Thomas c. Horn presented a
survey Of Red Cross and defense
projects completed in Fort Peck
within the last year. Eighteen per-
sons completed the nutrition class,
81 the first aid class, and IS the
home nursing class, all Ct which
were sponsored by the American
Legion Auxiliary. In Red Crcss sew
ing, 1,211 garments have been COM
pleted and POI farments knitted.
The Girl Scouts have turned in $50
pounds of fat during the last few
months. Surgical dressing classes
have completed l0,1OO dressings,
and these classes have been unable
tc meet for several weeks due to
lack of material.
War bends purchased have
amounted to $685. 43 and the stamps
purchased total $4,000. Last Monday
was Pearl Harbor day. The amount
OF bonds sold to noon was $1,387.
The program committee presented
the schedule of programs for the
remainder of the year. Fer the Jan
meeting, Mrs. E. H. KloSS Jr
will be chairman and will present
a program on China and glassware.
Following the business meeting, a
social program was presented by thu
general entertainment committee
with Mrs. Horn, chairman, presid-
ing. Mrs. Spencer harrington sang
two solos, Star of the East and
"AdeSte Fideles" accompanied by
Mrs. N. j. HUFFMAN. Mrs. Edyth
Reid presented a quintet composed
Of Shirley May, Donna Squires, 10
Ann %zetterberg and Mary Jean Ka-
lii and Alice Dechner. They sang
Silent Night" and Dreams. Mrs.
]. A. Gates played a piano solo,
THE Music Box"
Tea was served by the hostesses,
Mrs. Norman N. Fuller and Mrs.
E. GilStrap. Mrs. Howard Roberts
and Mrs. l.. o. Fjerstad presided
at the tea table.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-12-10
Sewing Clubs Meet

Mrs. Don c.. Bliven entertained
her sewing club Thursday afternoon
at her home. A dessert vas served
Mrs. Richard ErikSen entertained
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-12-10
Vacation Starts Dec. Ia

The Fort Peck school will close
Friday evening, Dec. Is. for the two
weeks Christmas vacation. Glasses
will resume Monday morning, Jan.
4.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-12-10

H. Nicholson at an elk dinner at
the Nicholson home Sunday eve
ming.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-12-10
ARRIVES SAFE IN EGYPT

Mrs Wilmar Jones Of Glasgow
has received word that her husband
who is serving in the army, ar
rived safely in Egypt.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-26
L. 4. PRODUCE

Los ANGELES Fen =" - ..-
N"S >ioW To- laf.
Asparagus. pr lh .a.a $50. SIN
y icy :D-35c. fey 25c-.7c Impeaa N..
Dlnched select ;NN. c>. ID> -
Buhehcd Vegetables. bcct> = - d. S5-
Soc; carrots 3 doz 115-l..t1 Sanfa Nar.t
, ,ioz 1o0-l..5: Imperial - do Iari = -
3.ooi celery root local > dol 75-anr ulknr
. doz h5-75c. Green onions = aoz 10.
33o; leeks dol l-25. mu>fal4 do
Au-"h parsley . do 75-an- t.uII>a,>
small red dOI SOL 81. SpInacs e do
f'h-loo: tuInlpS local > - do b5-7r. pc
do. watcrCrcSS :N-.ilc. kot= i.4h an
mint .i5c. oNStcl plant .i5--4p,. aaI>r -,
Cabbage: local Cannonban CT 81 ~.
ordinary 40-5OC Imperial l.i0-l. -. local
Danish 75-1.O0: rcd Local .50-1.75. savoy
50-6sc
Lettuce. dry pack Imperial + do d. oo.
,2n; IS =. .25-250 Yuma Is 100. 5S 5u-
2.65.
Peas: palc Coachcn, e.sc Sar Diego
6-S huNh lmpci"u = -6s G.. ~ar D.r-u
and locai SIX. lmpr'Ih tilt eit> = -
@"t China peas CnarhrItt l1-.6,. I'm
lerial NlH 12-l4c
Squash: white Summct Imperial r.tS
2.75-:D0. flats few = -; "a. liaIIan I'M
perial ciiN ,iDO-3 - CpacheIla flats IN
rs San DicE" luCs y ~. yellow einnk-
reck lmrerIdl crt> 900. banana lpcai
gray e. Hubbard j..c
Tomatoes Imperial oft> a-'ap> = n1-t -
12S - 'W. It's - - ri ~ -
. On - = - ~. loose ..E> o.
Hats -l>5S 2.25. Nc>.ca >,fHFped H..
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-26
PURDUE u. FILLS
ATHLETIC POST
FROM OWN STAFF

LAFAYETTE. md. Feb. 26. Up.
P."c'o .nIv,!>!j:. seeE.n- a rem
= .og .ong-suiern- athletic head
a=.e. flied the yac&r. posts pf
a.i.eIe director and heaG football
*. .oGav .!om the raa..s Of its
oan coaching staff!
c. Rcd MacEeT. 81, assist
ii rat,Jy football coach and adj
...u1,e.atITe assistant. was appointed
- tte dIrcctOr5hip and Elmer Burn
aan -. freshman football cOacn,
W. selected 10 tutor Plrdue's 1912
varsity fotDdII ,>am. Both will as
ssme office March /. President Ed
Vard { Elliot said.
Burnham replaced Val Edward
who resigned last week as heal
football coach TO rejoin the navy
after the UrlyerSit" had extended
IL football contract for anothc"
mnc months. The athletic director
shIp had b""N vacant since January,
%Hen tho university refused 70 renew
FlTard's contract IN the dual capaC-
Bo,h Mackoy and Burnham were
aeIe.ed popular With fh" student,
,s=.s II whom voIcc9 GIssatlSfac-
- .,' autumn oger PurducS
aafaAe rid fortunes.
MacKcr. native OF New Albany,
Ind atarrcd at end on boilcr-makcH
e1eyens from l926-:928 and joined
ne coaching staff after graduation.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-26
Arabs 10 Head
For Phoenix

Eight members of the III Cen
trO junior college basketball team
are scheduled to leave for Phoe-
nix Friday morning at 9 o'clock
to meet Phoenix J. {. i'll Il two
game series.
On Friday night the Arabs Will
go up against the tough Phoenix
team that they were able to beat
in Ell Centre in the first ciasA
between the teams this year.
However. Phoenix usually plays
much better on the Arizona cour !
and will probably give Coaeh
Jerry Denncrlein'S weakened Al
alb squad rough handling.
PLAYERS who will make the trip
TO Phoenix include: Jack foA'
Tom Hodgson, Ben shaw JACK
Suttlc. Norman sharp Arnold
ragc. Donald S"mpieton al"
Charles Rodcnb" Sh.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-26
CARDINAL WANTS
S150 PAY CUT

ST LOUIS, Feb 26. fUP1-Gen-
eral Manager Branch Rickey OF the
& LOUIS Cardinals studied today
me bafflylng case OF infielder Ed
dIe Lake. holdout Wi0 wants
sI50 It month IeS, 'haa hn is be-
= = Uttered.
Issc. IN '"lc2ram. alafed that
. Hatf"d ~ ,.ar with the Sacr4-
=ou'. r.lD lu the Pacific coast
IL &c A CeluInal fam team and
"a n" 80. willing 10 tasc a $3.50
month reduction IN pa % DO it..
! rzut uucrr taad il. Rlckcy
I'd H throwing ava a chance
- morc mbAcY. Plus Il ahot at a
vorJd cries share L Aaa mc bal
I'D.
R.rEe.. .a.G taa' ~ Thor Card
.aa.. roHaIne1 .,.lelrd They are
Seeena Hts"u ~. Creep CreSpl
St1ftsaup ,Ia.Du Martin. Ou'-
htIcer JonhA" HOOP, Eaos S!augh-
= AID CDaIcr Tliplctt a3d Pitcher
HAIRY GumDC:t. None va cla3,cd
"a a sc@lOus hOldDut
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-26
Barn eS
Storn1iin9
bv RAY BARNES

out to look oyor hl l,ourc
bIscball team Wcdn"sda; 2l Wa.-
Ter Lucas Hulclt. 81, EI..'. .ea
for the Piftgbureh rlrM" o. M
Hulctt IS visiting nl .nu a.d aa.
III FL Ccr'ro AID n;r.r.nC 'i5i
aItcr coming al nt ".. .r5m
Missouri he e rHn I'.'r l.r us-
'IOnal league aH .p....u- . ~
Gays Of spnAs .Iar ,c' .l w., .e.aI
bail parE.
SIXty-ac9cH yca.. pla Jar b.
,cmDcr - - man Hh" .lp.-m
'Irgal pla,era INTO III" ruar ,o.d
when Balnrs D"cYiua5 va. arad
If the cub and JImm; CaiaAa.
was manager. Doas'cd au cn.a9!c
r.. Dlay Gf per. 0uai tran. Narr
f,uE drink eAc" Of 'aya'.Y d
B cigarette ia m@ lfr II.r't
...n &cger Gl.... c.... '. =.
.'Hrr
Rub. 5nsmldr p'c.'. 4u. 80
.rpgc.t finger IL oa.rDau ..'e.s1
SO. fnd Of H1,or Fa., l.ao
wrap Ia lmge: cl'Gt.. a.l..d
rIn ball. HUet- a..acG i uaa
little tough luck witt I4u ,..a4u
Rube felt the lure Of ms KcururEg
Mountails after q couple WooEs
l. ball playing and flew H." rglg,
leaving the team high @ud dr.
-Hc va d mighty .Trr a.o.-
pcct. too. Hulett adG"d aad..
The former talent seeker ron
missed a little into thr "P,ld old
days OF Hans wagner I can re
member the first game Waaucr
played in. hc atId He and frcl
clarke former Pirate manager. both