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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-01
Officials Urged
To Attend Next
Defense School

All city councilman were urged
~ Mayor Cain "Wednesday u 81
Tend another d~fsu.e srhooi To -
conducted In seattle ths coming
weekend by affteers ffnm shs
armys chemical warfare sehoal -
Eaxswsoa Arsenal. Maryland
me mayer reported snfnust.
sstleaiiy On the sehpai IN btym-
pla lasf week sna. which - sI@
tended w.sh about - sthsf Tsee-
mans hat aid u -. Imperative
that leaders In the city civilian
defense effort learn all ahoat
methods ~ combating kxs ard
lnusndlsry homha. ard efKsniass
tim ~ dsfenss forces
Safety camml s@sansf kastwu'd
invited The city officials si<a 70
attend srlual Whirh ma dsp1Ft-
msnt expert. IL Stewart Letter
man. VIII conduit ~ legion rail
nest Mnndas Thursday and ~
following Monday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-01
Priest Has Stroke

Father John Concsnnon. IS. %
s. Leo's parish suffered a slight
stroke Wniis shopping Al lZth ard
X sts Wednesday morning he
Vas taken ny police ambulance y
S. Josepns hospital where al
tsrdsnts said ~ vi b he'd for
further obser7stsor His condition
k 70; regarded a. serious.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-01

CHICAGO Ths National hafsty
Council disclosed "Wednesday the
nations November traffic toll Of
nDo exceeded the wartime deaths
~ Pearl HaFnsf ard warned that
reckless aes0 Years celebration
may boost the 1871 fatality record
10 a nsN high.
The council urged motorists and
pedestrians 10 practices caution IN
the last day Of 1871 and 10 keep
this total under the 1877 record Of
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-01

William Laird The body was
senl IN Eugene. ore. by the e G.
MeilinTer @ for services and
burial Surviving are hts sifs
Matte 81 Pullman ana Long
Beach. Calf one sgn. e. W. Laird
Of Portland. Ore. two sisters. Miss
Addls Laird. and Afs. John Lewis.
both Of Eugene. Ore one brother.
p. NJ Laird q Portland. and two
grandchildren.
Judge q. ". Hsruss Friday at
/ 20 .. m. from tbs first Christian
church. Arrangements are bslnE
eonplstsd by e. e. AelllnEsr 20.
Je.ha. Brewn er1ysts services
wsrs held Tuesday st the e. e,
1sllinEsr 90. chapel followed b.
cremation
Ralph y. nekspsie Friday At
q p m Buekley.kinK chapel
Mr.. Kathryn Cook Saturday
A. 70 p m from the Evangelical
Emmanuel church. No. z5fd and
cushman ste. followed ~ inisf-
msnt In Mountain View burial
PARK. under the direction of Cas-.
ssdy A Allen co
Nr., IliIlaa ". smith Friday
At 20 p m from Piper chapel.
with the Rev. Charles HnoNdsH
officiating lntsrmeut sall b IN
Mountain glsW burial PARK
Mrs. Anna Tisdan Friday 81 }
p. n. from Piper chapel slth ne
Hse. Archibald " slaasfs off,
eisilnE. assisted ~ Pacific Camp.
Royal Neighbour Burial Nili be
IN me Tacoma cemetery.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-01
Aliens Surrender
Properly 10 Police

Aliens continued "wednesday n
onuT n ths police station guns.
eanusras ard snort aye faales
tns fsszaesalon IT which u pro
hlDitsd ~ fs9sral laN Capt u
Detectives william Faffsf assa -
o. % guns ard cameras Nsrs p.
eslYsd a. ths police stAslea Hsa'
neslal nofn.ns
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-01

SAMUEL. 1ABHffH

Samuel Q Garner. IT. 81 1910
81 slh - died "Wednesday N =
ioeai hospital A native % Penn
syigsnls ns naa ben n Tacoma
about 20 yesrs. lie va an apart
nenf hoiass oSnsF. and . n1fH.aef
u ths Nsfnodlss church slaa
chapter "a. - . > y Destiny
El1s ig1gs arr EgY4i 1fcn. ,. 4
A n BE raves ~ N9fs c1los
- whom ~ hsa hen married -
yt1rr ons daughter. NJ Austin
n Campbell ~ ssstfis tsso grand
children Esrrles ARD ChsrAntts
Campbell q SsatIs. tao SISTERS.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-01
Income Tax Office
To Be Open Jan. |

To accommodate persons wish
ny 70 pay income taxes promptly.
local offices of the bureau If IN
ternsl revenue vii Dc open al
cay Jan. I.
Despite the holiday. Collector
Clark Squire sad Wednesday. al
departments Of the bureau AL
observe regular workdsy Thurs-
aay starting a. $50 a. m.
Other federal offices MI b.
closed for TIE holiday. except IN
Z few SPECIAL instances.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-01
DocToR.s BAG sToIEN

n complaint 70 police Tues
DAY. Dr. ? X BoWles - 1874 So.
YAKIMA ave sad black Gag eon-
tslnng $50 worth q sqaI pnent
including oiood pressure apparatus
szs tsken frou rs car RnIch AS
PARKED n front q ST. Josepa .
hospital.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-01
IS PCT. INCREASE

Passenger traffic on United Ar
Lines increased 4s per cent dur
~ 1871 az the now lndustFlalized
Puget SOUND area took 70 air
transportation 70 speed ne tempo
d tae armament program. Tacoma
Traffic Manager r Mclaughlin
Announced "wednesday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-01
HNEs FIslfkKAEN

Two fisnsrnen we're fined Wsd-
assdsy ~ justice Clarence = Lay
tor Nao found them guilty u nss-
M salmon N sxesss ~ fns - Z
lint Or complaints fiso D.
Lester nilsr. slsts flsneflss r..
susefor "a More ~ flnss s.
zne Los..s Tzuo. 80.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-01
Lemley Is Candidate

Anothtf DECLARATION q esnalaaey
form WA tszen from Lhs city nal
Wednesday. nrst 10 80 u ar
AyoWed candidate for city con.
uroilsr Lyi. Lsmlsy noN = sehooi
director. to.ok ths declaration form.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-01
BREAks HIP ~ PAIL

Falling from : chslr snlls fiz-
InK aano0z curtains a. ner home
Mrs. Delllsh Eoy. II. bsI4 - :
- suffered orozsn hip Tues
day shs 0ss ts<sn r. the county
hospital for uestmsnL
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-01
FRANK DAVIS

Frank Davis. %. = r. 3 Eoz
Go died Monday ~ ~ hone FOL
loving a heart attack. Hs zas .
native .; Oklshoma Cassseg =
Allen all announces tss funeral
aTIanEkmsnls
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-01

TIE IRE department sas called
upon y sxtlnEIlish - chimney
fires Tuesday night and Hssass-
day morning IN addition fra
Companies answered fhfes regular
fire alarm. Including oas from tns
Seattle Tacoma ahlpDaalalnE c. Il
3 - NJ "Wednesday None -
ins flfss resulted IN seriaala dam.
az. department officials sid.
Taf5 RIP yourself Nnsn Yo8 ni4f
L. 4. D-fsnse Bsnaa.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-01
Judges List
l94l's Best
Eight Districts
In Competition

Winners Of the annual living
lighted Christmas tree contest
we're announced Wednesday a.
follows:
Large Tree Charles " John
son. University Place. first. Mrs
" II. Lindherg. Interlsaken. Sec
ond: Fern Hi Improvement club.
saith and Park ave. honorable
mention. z. =. Galloway. Sis No.
Yakima ave, award Of merit.
Small Tree - Frank Nushlen-
bruch. 4ol1 9th ave. first; Mrs
Stuart Macdonald. Gil No. G st.
second: Mrs John Burton. 4ose
So. Tacoma ave, honorable men
ton.
Doorwass and Entrsnces-Mrx.
r. v. Noble. 1912 No. Union ave.
first: D. ". jackson. 256 So. seth
at. second: r. W. Sohwsh. Noun
tain View cemetery, honorable
mention.
Special Honorable Mentions were
awarded TO Rinaldo keasal. 627
No. st. for yard decorations,
and to Mrs. Charles Bohn. 1910 No.
Stevens st. for a window display.
The contest is conducted an
nually by the Tacoma Chamber of
Commerce and the Tacoma Garden
club.
Judges for the finals this year
were Sisls f Nielsen. Mrs. Frances
Ashton and J. H. Snowman.
Winners of the various clAssifi-
cations in each district were also
announced Wednesday as follows
District |
Mike Wayne. 1872 Roosevelt
ave. first: George T. Olsen, 1924
So. A St. second: Mrs. John
Brady. 1925 Ea. 3oth st. first.
Harry Christoffersen, 612 Ea. 35th
st. first: H. E. Hubbard, 52o2
Division Lane, second.
District 2
tE1l T1AA III bNFhAthA NAS1f
Saith and Park ave, first. H. c.
Burt. 1880 So. 56th st. second: D.
". Jackson, 23e So. 5eth st. first,
Mrs. Jack Nicoll, 5637 So X St,
second.
District 3
Gerald Netter. 4036 Pacific ave,
first. Charles King. Spanaway.
second. Mrs. John Burton, 4oo6
So. Tacoma ave. first. Mrs. X. l..
Larson, 1902 So. Adams ST. sec
ond. Mrs. A. L. Quist. 1908 So.
NJ ST. first. H S Matthaei, 2031
So. It'll st. second.
District I
Halco Sanitarium, 141s No. sth
ct. first. Mrs. W. c. Raleigh. 2206
No. Junett st. second: Mrs. Stuart
Macdonald, Gil No. G st, first;
Robert Reynolds. 522 No. J st. sec
ond: Mrs. August Won Boecklin, "A
East Road. first; Mrs. George
jackson, 416 No. Yakima ave-,
second.
DISTRICT s
J. r. Wiborg, 2406 No. 21st St,
first: Frank Muehlenbruch, z011
9th ave, first; Mrs. A. L. Osberg.
120s No. Junett st. second; Mrs.
Roy Funk. 1916 So. Verde ST. first;
Frank Newman, 1907 No. 2sth st,
second.
DISTRICT 6
F.J. Mufnen. 3015 No. Proctor st,
first. Norman ]. Arndt. 4l0e No.
33rd st. second. A. W Norwood.
z1n5 No. 3sth st, first. Earl Hoff,
37l5 No. Proctor st. second: Mrs.
T. W. Noble. 1912 No. Union ave,
first; Edgar scofield, 3l14 No.
Both st, second
DISTRICT I
Mrs. ". H Lindberp. Inter
lsaken. first. Mrs. Lewis W. Doten,
De Koven, second; Mrs. Russell
Barlow. steilacoom, first; ". r.
Martin. De Koven. second. p. W
schwab. Mountain View cemetery
first. Mrs. G. z. Karlen. American
Lake No. second.
DISTRICT 3
Charles ". johnson. University
Place. first; Mrs. W. A Carlson,
Day Island. second: Mrs Carl Hal
len. Day Island. first. A. z. Turner.
Lemons Beach. first; O. V. Snyder,
Ia, Island secOpd
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-01
LUTHER HuDsos PARKER

Luther Hudson Parker. 10. Of
$3.50 So. FaNestt. died Monday -
hIs nome He Nas born IN rlney
Ridge, Am. coming 70 Tacoma
- years ago from Hugo. Okla
lie leaves Ma ~ifs, Alma n e
daughter. Nrs Walter D. Barnes
of Tacoma. six sous. Louis IL.
Pulp \. James . and Darfsi =.
ali 81 Tacoma. byron n Of the
Z $ navy. and Lester l.. u Port
and. ORE one sister. Mfs. sefua
Fsirehiid Of Lindsay. Calf tNo
brothers. Bert q Of Tacoma and
James {. II Hugo. Okla. and tSg
grandchildren The 2. & Mel
finger q vii announces the fss
neral arrangements
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-01
OBITUARY NOTICES

Mrs. Frances johnson OF Tacoma,
and Mrs. Alice Mckinley OF Pa. .
and Two brothers. Miles and Jo-
eeph, both OF Pa. The G. G. Mel.
llngsr Co. will snnousee the
funeral arrangements.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-01
MRS. HARRIET VERONICA
HoNyI.EZ

Funeral services for Mrs Har-
riet Veronica Honvlez. SO, Of si2
East 44th st. Will be held Friday
at . q. m. from the Sacred Heart
church. the eortsgs leaving Cas-
sedy A Allen chapel 81 $40 .. m.
Burial Will be In Calvary esms-
terry. The rosary viii be- reeited
by friends and members Of the
Young Ladies Institute and the
Cardinal club Mt 100 ?. m. Thurs
day IN Cassidy A Allen chapel.
Mrs. Honvl.x died Monday At hsr
nome. She was born in Chiffon.
Wis. and had been In Ia
coma % years. coming from
Chicago. shs WAS . charter mem
Der of Philomathsa club, . mem
Der of Sacred Heart church and Of
Sacred Heart Altar society She
leaves tvo daughters. ksthsrins
y. Bonylez and Mrs. Helen y
Brady. and two sons. Clifford NJ
and John Francis. all Of Tacoma !,
two sisters. Hrs Hose Sanders Of
Chicago and niss Ellen CHI Of
Seattle. and tWo brothers. Joseph
and James Gill, both Of Chicago.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-01
Woman Succumbs
While on Street

Mrs Thomas n fEiial Marshall.
"a. Of aiot Pacific ave. dlsd sud-
denly on The sffs~s whsFs shs wss
walking with her husband Tuesday
evening. tins victim II heart At
Tack
she ~as horn IN vi1toSts. y G.
and had been In Tacoma II years
ueslass her husband. she leaves
tire. brothers. Robert f.ambsts ~
Seattle. Ernest fAmb~th 81 Van.
ronssf u 6. Frsd Lambeth II
vlniafta u e sna uns SISTER -
Harry savers n psneaavsf. y e.
e. . Lynn 60. win snnnsaes
shs funeral arrangements
20 .sss traffic a~sths. n reported
N. seo p~rsoas had b~~s killed u
lhs first II moatas ~ is<i
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-01
District I

| Haleo Sanitarium. 1415 No. 5th
at. first Mrs. w c. Raleigh. 2206
No. Junett st, second; Mrs. Stuart
Macdonald, Gil No. 6 st, first;
Robert Reynolds. 522 No. J st, sec
ond: Mrs. August Won Boecklin, "A
East Road. first; Mrs. George
jackson, 416 No. Yakima ave-,
second.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-01

Mike Wayne. 1872 Roosevelt
ave. first: George T. Olsen. 1924
So. A St. second: Mrs John
Brady. 142s Ea. 3oth st. first.
Harry Christoffersen. 612 Es. 35th
st. first. II. E. Hubbard, 52o2
Division Lane, second.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-01

Fern Hill Improvement Club,
Saith and Park ave, first, II. c.
Burt, 1880 So. 56th st. second: D.
". Jackson, 23e So. 5eth st. first,
Mrs. Jack Nicoll, 5637 So. X st,
second.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-01

Gerald Netter, 4036 Pacific ave,
first. Charles King. Spanaway.
second. Mrs. John Burton. 4oee
So. Tacoma ave. first. Mrs. h. l..
Larson. 1902 So. Adams ST. sec
ond. Mrs. A. l. Quist. 1908 So.
NJ ST.. first: H. S. Matthaei, 2031
En- 9TH ct second
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DISTRICT 3

Charles ". johnson. University
Place. first; Mrs w A. Carlson,
Day Island. second: Mrs Carl Hal
len, Day Island, first. A. z. Turner,
Lemons Beach. first; O. V. Snyder,
Dav Island, second.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-01
DISTRICT s

J. r. Wiborg, 24O6 No. 21st St,
first: Frank Muehlenbruch, 4011
9th ave, first; Mrs. A. L. Osberg,
12os No. Junett st. second; Mrs.
Roy Funk. 1916 So. Verde st. first;
Frank Newman, 1907 No. 2sth st,
second.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-09-29
Germans Intern
More Americans

VICHY, Sept. %. (UP)-The Unit
ed States embassy learned through
official channels today that 1,4O0
additional Americans - 1000 men
and 400 Women-have been interned
by German authorities in occupied
France.
The new arrests brought to 1,780
the total of Americans now in Ger
man hands.
The roundup began last Thurs
day when most of the internees
were arrested, it was understood,
but there have been scattered ar
rests every day since.
The women have been taken to
the restaurant building in the Zoo
of Jardin d'Acclimation in Paris.
The men are interned in the sub
urb of Saint Denis, where Jacques
Doriot formerly was mayor.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-09-29
Capital Scrap
Driye0ver Top

WASHINGTON, Sept. 29-UP)-
Salvage officials today declared
Washington's two-Sunday scrap
metal drive a phenomenal success.
They estimated that 5242,0O0 pounds
of scrap metal had been collected.
Half of the city was canvaSsed
week ago. Yesterday an esti-
mated 1,685 truckloads of scrap were
collected in the northwest and
southwest sections of the city and
carried to depots. Householders had
piled their contributions on side
walks and at other depots.
The drive was part of the nation
wide scrap campaign. Officials en-
phasized that the tWo-Sunday col
lectiCn was not the end of the Dis
trict of Columbia's campaign. 1t
was the concentrated phase of it. A
systematic collection plan will take
care of future routine collections
through 600 area depots.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-09-29
Germans Claim
2U.S. Prisoners

BERLIN, Sept. 20. German
York; - The German DNB agency
Broadcast Recorded by UP in New
today reported the names of two
Americans said to have been taken
prisoner when Germa nhNtiair-
craft batteries completely an Raj
formation of II planes last Sat-
urday.
The Americans were lister as
Sc-LieAt. Charles ALBERT COX,
born Nov. 6, 1916, in Alhambra,
Cal, and First Lieut.. George Sper-
ry, born Feb. II, 1914 last resi-
dence, San Antonio, Tex.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-09-29
1obruk Attacked
By Allied Planes

CAIRO, Sept. .. t--P)--An Off
cial communiqUe revealed today
that Allied planes attacked Nazi
Field Marshal Erwin Rommel's i'm
portant supply base of Tobruk as
well as Benghazi Sunday night.
An earlier report revealed that
American B-24 Consolidated bomb
ers Swooped down on Benghazi at
dusk, blasting port facilities and
shipping.
Although dust storms hindered
operations in the battle area yes
terday, at least one MesserScmitt
109 was destroyed in a minor en-
gagement, the comunique said.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-09-29
Suit Filed Over
Hot Cargo Dispute

FRESNO, Cal, Sept. 29-(UP)-
A suit resulting from the alleged
removal of advertising signs from
buses of the Fresno city lines was
filed today by the San Joaquin
Valley committee to step hot car
60" against the local teamsters
union and other defendants.
The suit alleges the signs, sup
porting a yes" vote on proposition
No. l in the November election,
were removed from the buses en- a
downtown street after the team
sters had threatened to call all the
drivers off the buses unless the
signs were removed An injunction
is sought on the unions action.
Proposition No. is for the cut
laWing of hot cargo and second
ary boycott for the duration of the
war
Imperial Valley press., 1942-09-29
Employment Hits
New AII.Time Hiq h

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 20 -
CUP)-The number of wage earners
in California manufacturing estab-
lishments rose to 724,000 in Aug
ust, a new high record for the
state George G. Kidwell, director of
industrial relations, reported today
Continued industrial expansion
and a further seasonal increase in
canning and processing were re-
sponsible for hiring of thousands of
more workers. The August figure
represented an increase of $4,000
or 43 per cent above the level of
505,000 in August, 1941, and gain
of $1,000 or nine per cent above
the estimate of 663,000 for July,
1912.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-09-29
= Use Post-Press Want Ads for Results

Kaline, 68 years of age,
died at his home in CaleXico
Monday morning. Services were to
be held in Les Angeles Wednesday
in a doub:c service with the de-
ceased mans brother, Salini Sa-
maha, formerly of Ell Centre, who
died Friday in Los Angeles. Local
funeral arrangements for Kaline
Samaha were in charge of A. r.
Hens Mortuary, Ell Centre and
CaleXicO. $50
Imperial Valley press., 1942-09-29
Pranksfer Carries
Jokes Too Far

SACRAMENTO, Sept. 29- CUP)-
Plagued for three months by an
unknown prankster, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Kurtyaks today itemnized the
unwelcome callers at their. home
thusly:
Four doctors, two ambulances, the
hearse, Catholic priest, Methodist
minister, unnumbered taxi drivers
and persons looking for lost dogs,
a drug store messenger with as
sorted merchandise &C. O. d. and
delivery men with such articles as
chow mien C$480 COD and sand
wicheS 1880 COD
Imperial Valley press., 1942-09-29
Germans Attack
Ship at Iceland

REYKJAVIK, Iceland, Sept. %.
(UP)-United States Army head
quarters announced today that a
German flying boat bombed and
machine gunned small Icelandic
ship off the east coast today, caus-
ing no casualties and only super
ficial damage.
The crew reported that a four
motored German plane dropped two
bombs which missed the ship b" 60
or 10 yards Then the plane machine
-gunned the vessel, riddling the
captains cabin.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-09-29
Sanahas TO Have
Double Funeral

A double funeral was scheduled
in Los Angeles Wednesday for two
brothers well Enown in Imperial
county, Kaline Samaha of Calexico
and Salini Samaha, former mer-
chant of Ell Centre.
The CaleXican died at his home
in the border city Monday morning
after a brief illness. His brother
had died in Los Angeles three days
before.
Both men, Syrians, had been in
business in Imperial county for
many years but had retired in recent
years. The services in Los Angeles
we're in charge of A. r. Hens, Ell
Centro and Calexico mortician.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-09-29
Mrs. Roosevelt on
Wayto San Diego

LONG BEACH, Cal, Sept. %
CUP)-Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt, wife
of the President, arrived from
Phoenix. Ariz., by plane today and
departed Immediately for San
Diego, Cal, to see my sick son,
but did not say which son.
Mrs. Roosevelt said she would
stay few days in San Diego and
then go to Seattle, Wash.
No one met the First Lady. She
stepped from the plane into a car
of the army ferry command and
departed
Imperial Valley press., 1942-09-29
HOME SERVICE

PIANO TUNING & REPAIRING
Have your piano reConditioned now
while we still have a good supply
of repair materials on hand. Piano
material has been frozen.
NOVAK MUSIC co.
$50 Main Phi. 70
9-20TF
Imperial Valley press., 1942-09-29
OFFICE MACHINES

Have your Typewriter or Adding
Machine Rebuilt. Our work is
guaranteed and we are serving
customers all over the Valley.
Telephone 1853
McCOY'S OFFICE EQUIPMENT
Commercial Stationers
673 Main Street, FL Centro, Calf.
TT
Imperial Valley press., 1942-09-29
AUTO SERVICE

2-PersonaIs. Special Notices
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-31
Baker To Indians With Dubious Compliments; Boston College
 Warned To Be High For Alabama

Thcmas, usually c0nserTatte goes tather, He insists rsIar Ihe RHa. Alabama varsity compares favor ably with Past Crimson Hide G,aa- EloEsS which wen through the ssa- son Irsbcaten and wound up with q victory in New eKarsS Day ex- ErSN2g2RIZaE,
 We've just been a lnckleag uurflt ' stresses Thomas. who was fit to Ibe tied when tine TtEzcaiD0sa lads lfst Frankie tSpkwich pull a big use out Of the fire for GeCrgia when tfkHe Bulldogs were trailing nD-D in Tas final period.
 Maybe the new yezr will GkEzrsge that luck" concluded Coach Thomas.
 If Alabama doesn't a1aEch Boston College in material, ii comes rlisdsIy close, Alabama has just Rs much incentive.
 The CrfEnS1n Tide. xOa, is seeking to regain lost prestige.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-31
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 DaIlaS, TaG9ss, WsG. 8l. GuPt- Taking all possible prapaifSIufs against sttalaYRsSs ard aHer G1f- ffISiuslce, O1a5tas mssiR x. Bi6R of Gtle Wtitg@rSiW aff TegSaSs and BIil AleSa1lliar Gff Gf1igifa Te91h sent tflbir tssaIns through light workouts S0fisy 0p tff1e eNe qtf ttthitr QlTItgr Bowl ffozttbal game
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