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Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-12
Most Leaf
Safe From
Long Rains

Continued rams oi The pas; several
days have not been beneficial To the
small am0un, al tobacco that remains
III growing fields. although. for
iun"t"ly. most ui the crop has been
.urj and housed Estimates arr.that
" the end oi the week something
Ike ninety percent "i the crop will
Z IN.
Curing ha, been in progress Il, a
IrId rate lur the last several weeks
.."S' nt tny leaf has turned out high
quality tobacco.
Or he Whole. The crop in this SOC
ION one ui the best ON rccurt;. b,,t
NuIru' precipitation has apparently
aus, q some damage To- the small
u!tI'n e., the crop still in the fields
lie .n.s would have been much
cJNlsr nud the rains come Two
r.. k~ .Huuc..
Showers have been frequent al
most a.rIy for tho last wvCi; ar So.
nj az IfH wrr" heavy. Nn serious
.".n, 70 ether crops hIs been re-
n.'vi. Tobacco Is tine PRINCIPAL
'uarCT rI'p 81 tins section.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-12
NO ONE NAMED YET
FOR DRAFT BOARD

y" successor has been named vet
I" Dr.. ". H. Furmau aS member
Of The Vance County Sclcctivc Scrv-
ice Board. Il was learned today. Dr..
Furman resigned last week on aC.
count Of increased demands upon
him in his medical practice. Tho re-
,iCnatrOu was made 10 Governor
Brpugntuu. who in turn requests u
local committee tn make q rcrrrf-
mcndHtiou for the new member 81
the board. wupEn turn ha. to uc ap-
proved bv War Department author
tiles IN Washington.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-12
Combined Group Is
Largest E er Sent
from County to Induc-
ton Center for Credit
Against Quotas.

The Vance SclCCtiNc service board
today sent - white SrlCCtcC> To- Fort
Bragg I0r final examination and irg
induction OF those meeting require
mems and at the same time took
credit Tor - rCgl>trautS who have
previously enlisted III various h,,n.
Chc> ni the armed services.
The combined group Is the lar
ECSt exc. sent from tins county tu
the induction ccnt"r .Dr ,.gvt,;
against quota, under he scicctNv
service system.
The group leaving here .nr
morning included. Brooks pmnIu
WyCh" group leader: Patrick NJr-
rISun Bubhl1t. assistant group Lead
cr. David Poole Smith. gUT ll.r,lluu
street. Harvey Lee WncclCr. lSui
Ann street. Wilmington: Edward
Luther Woody, Oxford route ,. HUI
coy Marshall Stokes. Weldon. Rich
ard Switzerland Young. l5& Belle
street. Charlie Henry Thump ON. -
David street. Robert Dcvrow Girls
som, Henderson route !.
James ENm"a- barnes. Henderson.
John Edward Matthew's. Henderson
route -. Henry Nnv.v Du,r. S,r'I
Henderson. Weldon Ho",.. Carter.
Henderson ..u'" p, NI.... N'r.t-
Calc.'. iiruar.n . Lewis r.'r-.
Henderson r,.'. %. f.u. WILSON.
Henderson route Fl. Joseph }ic."
Pace. Henderson gn.'- :. Milton
Clyde faulE. Henderson ruu'"
Percy L'nH""u t,.a'uH. -. L,.-
street William Mar. l..u.. t..
1913 Belle street. Du... . Ha'...-..
9i8 Vaughan sl.c.'. ice E.y ......
2l9 Main S'g,c, LpLu Han." Br.,.
Henderson: Herbert Lee H,--.,..
licndcrSum rosie ! Julian Cu,a'r4..
Harris. Henderson rul.'n -. t.yGr
Owen Pc"kln ON. KIt,gcN ru.'- -.
Henry Ellis Mangum. Henderson
route 3. John Marvin Sr.lhc.. Kit
lrc,i route !: Luln,r Clemens Cur:.
Henderson route !.
L:mw"rd Alex Wells. Jr. a+n
BRECKENRIDGE street: Clyde Rly
Davis Henderson. William Jackson.
NeH.. 1913 Npv"s street: Ernest w.
lie )Wv'.. Henderson route !: DavIG
Thomas S'..nu. Henderson route }.
Norman I.r Duke. Henderson route
/: Edward g. Houu. 635 Nicholas
street, Ma.l.. THOMAS Chandler. .Ir.
Henderson r.'" : Raleigh Jane,
Myrlck, N'uac.-o" Allen Julian
Fauccttc, Henderson route ,.
Roya! Clifton Garrett. $-& Mitchell
street; Edwin Andrew Ellington.
1922 North Garnet street. william,
l.. Dor cy. Jr.. Henderson rosie 3.
David G"odc Langley. gr5 David
street. Thomas Ride Short. lI,gdrg-
son route ): Hnvt Clarence Hob
good fO3 LcuC street. Joseph Willis
Fay, Henderson. John HAWKS. lu2
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-12
Mimic Battle
Nears Finale

Na"eSbnro, Aug. l2.-tAp, -
Sixth army corps MIMIC sccnn, Inc
Tie "i the Pee ice river c,,a, o''-
final stage today. '" us
hra infantry Theoretically dom,
'Shrd Key bridges over ,bc ".Ilol-
Yesterday and raSt nigh, tho I n.m
'ni|ca ana ari:.urri iorcn. '"ech-
DUG began a drive on TIE r,ro. Inc
IN" current problem. Srhnd,,N
clos" tonight. offers Do,b i'cu 10
opportunity Ia apply lesson, w" an
81 "Ir previous exercise. which aI-'
haa as IT'S mann objective ,hc nn' "'>'
ing of the river. "'e cross
b!''N"u' conditions prevailed +, :,
"la'''"N'H area last u.gh- 80 ne
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-12
HIGHT HEARS TWO
CITY COURT CASES

Mayor Pr"-Tcm Fred Hight had
~" charges IN CI'y court today.
Al Mayo. Negro, WIS guilty nf be-
ng drunk. and WAS fined 81 and
taxed With the costs
Gill Cothr;n wa> charged with he
ING drunk and resisting an officer.
He pleaded guilty L. resisting an OF
lC"r. and prayer for Judgment va
n"'Inu"d upon payment Of HE COSTS.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-12
INDIAN BELIEVES
ALLIED VICTORIES
WOULD AID CAUSE

New York. Aug. i2.-(Ap)-Quick
H..i"d victories in of!cnSivcs against,
nc aEisw"uld de- more than political
negotiations 10 end The disturbance
~ india and gain her active supper,
in the war.
81 believes +. A. Raman. Indian
n""Sman and lecturer. who said
here yesterday that in talks with
M"handas X. Gandhi carrier this year
b" found the Indian leader pcSsim
j>tic over the United Nations chances
for success and. in fact. thought Ger
many and Japan would triumph.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-12
Cotton Market
Lower A.tNoon

New YurE. Mug - ,NrD Cot
ION futures Opened - 10 30 cent, a
pale lower.
NJ noon prices were, ju I" - cent ,
u bale below the p.r.Iua~ close. Dc-
lobe! lI."G. December laos. March
1921
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-12
PIANO KEYS

Those yellow piano keys are cry
ing for some care. a soft cloth damp
cnod in boraX water will do won
dcrS for th"m. Dry thoroughly wi".
another soft cloth
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-12

The rubber in a tennis ball is
equal to that III one roll Of ADHESIVE
p,as'Pr used ~ fhc Army
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-12

Gh"i-"u s. GhUi or.
Attorney, for Plaintiff.
5-l2-ig-26
Evening star., 1942-06-22
THE EVENINGS hl6nl I6H1S.

WJN, 8:00-VoY Pop: Park, and WsHer
asking the questions at q Bomber Patrol base
somewhere on the East Coast.
WRC, 8:00-Cavsleade Of Amerita: Jean Her
sholi will portray Christopher ludwiek. phIs
dephia baker. whose bread helped win The
American Revolution.
WRt, S:00-I Love Mystery: Action on The
Island Of Skulls has reached desperate climax
WhAl, 8:30-Tue or False: DR.. Harry Hagen
holds ioniehts session in Fl. Devens, Mass,
where six soldiers team up against SIX gIfl!
from Radcliffe.
WyN, 900-The Radio Thester: Bedtime
Story" so-stsuine Loretta Young and Don
Amethe.
WpC. 9:00-6resi Artists: James Melton re-
iurns as guest star. Don Voorhees, conducts ne
orchestra.
.WMAl. 9:00-puNisn War Relief Rally: From
Madison Square Garden. featuring speeches by
Kinq GEORGE Of Greece and Harry Hopkins.
Also songs by Paul Pobsson and 4 Russian
chorus
WRC, t0:00-Ths tonienied Program: lose
phins Antoine. recently signed for IS weeks, is
featured soloist.
WMAL. t0:00LCounter Soy The Case Of
the Border Invsden' deals with Axis spy from
hexito and the discovery Of their hideout in
this country.
WHV. t0:3o-The Letter: The Tortoise and
the Hsnemsn. the story Of the political and
Evening star., 1942-06-22
SH0pI. WAVE BP0ADcASTS.

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SerleS
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LONDON. 6;30-Wsr Review: Oliver Stewart
CSC. s5S meg. 3i3 m.; 6R6. 1853 meg,
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MOSCOW, 6:48-Brosdtss' in English. RkE.
iiS meg. Isl N.
MOSCOW, S00-tommenis ia English. RKe,
Isl meg. 1917 N.
LONDON. 8:30-Britsin Speaks: Democracy
Helps Itself. CSC, 95S meg. BIB m.; 6R6,
1853 meg. 75.6m
RIO De JAREIpo. 9:OO-proqsm in Eng
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LONDON, 9:0O-HesdIine News and Views:
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VATICAN CITY. 9:30-News Broadcast snd
Comment. HyJ. 96 meg. 81
GUATEMALA. 9:45-" Hollywood Speaks. .
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LONDON, it:00-" Starlight" CSC, 9.5S
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LIMA. Peru, tt:30-Informstive Notes: Pc,
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GUATEMALA. 17:00-News. T6WA, 9.6s
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Evening star., 1942-06-22

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Evening star., 1942-06-22

Pass
Needless to say, we didn't come
close to making one spade. We
should have made one no-trump
easily, and probably two diamonds
wouldn't have been too difiicult.
But we can't agree on which Of us
was at fault.
South maintains that North
should have bid no-trump or two
diamonds. One spade was obviously
bad contract. and some attempt
should have been made to improve it.
North maintains that one no.
trump or two diamonds might we'll
have been followed by two spades
by South. North had no way of
telling that South would allow some
other contract to stand II South
had to 60 back to two spades. the
partnership would be one trick high
er and perhaps doubled.
What is your opinion?"
We think South is mostly to blame
for not having doubled one heart.
II West passed, North would pass for
penalties. II West bid two diamonds
(the most probable takeout, North
would double. 1t would be very
difficult for East West to get them
selves into spades, their only safe
trump suit.
North probably should have made
some attempt to improve the con-
tract, but cannot be severely CEN
sured for his conservatism. PLAYERS
who try to wriggle out of an obvious
misflt get themselves into worse
trouble more often than not.
Saturday you were Theodore Light
ner's partner and. with both sides
vulnerable, you held:
AJ732
0QJ
8 Q543
&K82
The bidding:
Lightner Schenken You Jacoby
10 Pass INT Pass
20 Pass Pass "a
Pass Pass 81
Answer-Bid three diamonds
Having already shown that your
hand is too weak to encourage any
play for game, you can safely indi-
cate at this point that you can
compete against the opponents.
Score 100 per cent for three dia-
monds, 80 per cent for pass.
Question No. l.1O5.
Today you are Howard Schen-
ken's partner and, with neither side
vulnerable, you hold:
AK52
0AJ7l
%
AAKQ63
The bidding:
Schenken Jacoby You Lightner
IA Pass %
What do you bid? ANSWER to-
morrow
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Not This

Maid: I'll whip you If you don't
mind me and come in now"
Jack: NO you won't. Nobody
can whip me but my mother. I
heard her tell you that"
Evening star., 1942-06-22

physical subjueation Of the Clsehs will be the
subject Of this. the second in Columbas new
Sefie&
Evening star., 1942-06-22
Points for Parents

By EDYTH THOMAS WALLACE
ANY one capable OF assuming
the temporary responsibility of
children should be giuen a corre-
spending authority.
Evening star., 1942-06-22

EVENING STAR FEATURES.
Star FIsshes-laiesi news with Bill CoYIe
twice daily; WMAl, lao and 500 pm.
Evening star., 1942-06-22
Winning Contract
BY THE FOUR ACES.

David Bruce 1urnstone. Oswald Jaco-
BY, Howard Schenken and Theodore
A. Lightner. worlds LEADING team -of-
four. inventors of the system that
mas beaten every other system In
exjstence.)
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1942-12-24

GREETINGS! Christmas comes and re-awakens
the appreciation of happy relationships :. re-
kindes the warmth of friendships made during
the time it has been privilege to serve you.
To those whose friendly support has contributed
SO greatly to our welfare, we extend our most
cordial appreciation. Best wishes for the Christ
mas Season.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-07
DARK HORSES IN
HANDBALL SEMlS

SAN FRANCISCO, May T. CUP)
-Four favorites and two dark hors-
eS remained in the running for the
National AAU handball champion
ship today as play reached advanced
brackets.
Ed Rawlings of Kansas City
trounced Jules Michelucci, San
Francisco, Pig. 2l-3; Angelo Truilio
of Brooklyn ousted Harry Phillips,
Oakland, 21-5, Pip; Stanley Hitz
of Harrisburg, Pa, entered the quar-
ter finals with a 21-3, Pip victory
over NJ. Levy, Denver, and Jack
Clements. San Francisco. disposed
of Bart Hackney, 21-5, 21-5.
The darkhorses, Alex Trompas of
San Diego and Angelo Tocchini OF
Oakland won over Alden Cavagnaro
San Francisco, 1921, 2l-5, 2l-8, and
George Brotemarkle, Los Angeles
2l-l0. 2l-16 respectively.
Dan Marble, BROTHER of Tennis
Player Alice Marble. ousted Jacques
Martinez. Los Angeles, 2l-l4, 2l-5
and today meets HitZ.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-07

B LEAGUE WILL OPEN NIGHT
SEASON IN CITY STADIUM

Summer softba will begin Deep III the heart Vi llS
VALLEY on May when the league is scheduled TO opei
with he first night game Max Sones of Ell Centre VINO
the new manager of the league had disclosed thursday
The announcement almost dSpelled any hopes OF "A
Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-07
BOBO'S 1.HITTER
SINKS DETROIT

NEW YORK May 7 CUP) AS
the governor of South Carolina
said to the governor of North Car
DINA. You can ignore Old
Bobo just so long. sub, and that's
all
The gov of S. c. was referring
to Louis Norman Newsom that
esteemed citizen of Huntsville. SC,
who calls himself and everyone else
"Bobo" but signs his name Buck"
The world champion Yankees NOV
ed back into the American League
lead yesterday and Bobby Doerr
of the Red Sox hit two spectacular
home runs and kept up his blister
ing .463 batting pace but those
events and all others had to play
second fiddle TO Old Bobo
Newsom, with his Carolina strut,
picture-card posing and general as
sortment of grandStand maneuvers,
really tossed one for the boys,
especially Jack Zeller, general man
ager of the Detroit Tigers. When
the firing was over yesterday in
Washington the Senators had lick
ed the Tigers. TO. and Newsom had
a one-hit game to his credit.
The only hit off Newsom was
triple by Doc Cramer, former
Senator outfielder, in the third in
ming. On the next play Cramer
was trapped off third on Barney
McCosky's grounder. NeWsom fan
ned four and walked the same
number in his fourth and sweetest
victory of the season.
In addition to pitching himself
masterpiece Newsom delivered a
potent single off Hal Newhouser
with the bases loaded in the six
run seventh.
Ernie Bonham who pitched the
game that clinched the world
championship against the Dodgers
last fall, tWirled the Yanks back
into first place with 80 shutout
over the skidding Indians. He gave
the Indians only five hits and
handed Jim Bagby, who had turned
in five straight victories, his first
defeat
Hard luck Ted Lyons the majors
oldest active pitcher, was the vic
tim of two home runs by Bobby
Doerr which cost him another
game he should have won. Doerr
hit homer in the eighth and tied
the score, IL, and then homered
again i'll the 10th with a mate on.
giving the Red Sox a 81 decision
and deadlocking them with the
Indians.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-07
LIKE HITTING
FAR WEST LEADS
INPERFORMANCES

NEW YORK, May I. CUP)-The
Far West leads all other sections of
the country in outstanding track
and field performances for the first
month of general outdoor COMPETE
ton, the Amateur Athletic union
announced today.
The Far West leaders are:
Pole vault-Cornelius Warmerdam,
Olympic club, Is it. 7/8 ms.
900 yard dash-Harold Davis, Cal
ifornia :208.
44O yard dash-Cliff Bourland,
Southern California, :47.3.
Mile-Leroy Weed Southern Cal
ifornia, Abb.
Two miles-Art Cazares, Fresno
State, 9:12.1.
Mile Southern California,
3:148.
100 yard dash-Harold Davis, Cal
ifornia, tied with Harold Hall, Rice,
90.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-07

teams have been formed and APP
piled for entrance into the league
and there is possibility that several
more may come in. Coca-Cola, 20-30,
City of Ell Centre, Telephone Co,
Cramer's, Irrigation district shop
and Irrigation district office are
beginning night practices. Seeley
may also form a team and come
into the loop.
Games this year will be held
under the arc lights in the city
stadium on south Fourth street,
Sones said. Under the temporary
schedule, which is now being made
up, games will be played on Mon
day, Tuesday, Thursday and Fri
day nights.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-07
SPARTAN METERS
BEGIN PRACTICE

Jack Hens, No. One singles man
on the FL Centre high school team,
and Louis Nichols and Jim Riedy,
top mems doubles team from Ell
Centre. returned to practice Thurs
day in anticipation of the annual
Imperial Valley singles and doubles
championship tennis tourney sched-
uled for Saturday on the FL Centre
courts.
They have been rated as the
teams to beat in the tournament
which will draw top singles and
doubles players from the men and
women's teams from each high
school in the league.
Brawley. CaleXico and Holtville
will have entries in addition to the
SpartanS.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-07

league play this summer for Sones
said that many of the soldiers OF
those wars have been recruited into
new armies and will battle each
other on a smaller scale in the b
league.
Only players of the big league"
who will not be allowed TO compete
in he B circuit are The fire-ball
pitchers of former years, Sones said.
There is apparently not much
danger that A league pitchers may
work their way into competition this
season. however, for most of the
hurlers are not in the valley now.
I'VE like our games to finish 22-2l
instead of 10" said the man who
has replaced Harry Laird OF the
Coca Cola team at the helm of the
league.
LIKE HITTING
Lots of hitting, runs scored and
maybe few errors. That's what
we like" said SoneS.
From all indications the compete
ton in the loop is liable to be strong
er than for many seasons. Seven
Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-07

may win. Accompanying him will
be: Vestal Buried, relay, Ralph
Burnett, shotput, broad jump and
relay; Keith Jones, 70-yard high
hurdles, 100 low hurdles and relay;
Jack Monger, ego; Charles Nick, re-
lay; Fank Zazueta, 1920.
Wildcat entries in the C division
are: Charles Ellis, shotput; Adolfo
Flores, high jump and broad jump;
Eddie Johns, 50-yard dash, 100
yard low hurdles and relay Lehmis
Lyons, $50; Franklin NARROW, relay,
Ferman McPhatter, high jump;
Gene Minter, 50-yard dash, broad
jump and relay.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-07

athletes of the southern region of
the state, including IA Spartans. OF
the athletes making lie trip, he
feels his B team will have the best
chance Of wrestling aggregate hon.
ors in spite of their loss to Ell Gen.
tro in B events of the county meet.
The Spartans held most of their
power in second and third places in
the county meet while the Wild
cats took seven of eleven firsts and
it is the first places that will count
in San Diego.
MILLER MAY WIN
Heading the nine AS that will
compete is Bill Miller in the high
jump. Although Miller jumped but
five feet and eight inches to tie
for first last Friday, he has cleared
five-eleven this season and McIn-
tyre feels he may have a chance
to win the event. Ray Minter in the
mile may also do well.
Other varsity entrants include:
Bill Campbell, shotput; Willie Ora
ham, relay; Joe Lucio, mile; Manley
Luckey, relay Gilbert Mendez, $50;
James Smith, 900 low hurdles; John
Williams, 100 and 220-yard dashes
and relay.
Bob Austin, who almost Tapped
part of the field in the 132O-yard
run, Friday leads the B team and
Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-07
l.. A. GRAIN
L. A. LIVESTOCK

LOS ANGELES, May tUPl = Federal
state market newsl
Cattle salable 400. good grades lack
ing; good fed steers quotable up to
IL rs; common Mexican kind 925; good
heifers quotable TO 1915 or better; can
ner 10 common cows active. strong, COM
mon a to medium grades largely S25-
$50: Gamers and cutters 6.25-S. -; me-
dunn 10 choice yealers - Soils; medium
10 choice calves 10.50-l3; culls down 10
$50.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-07
~. Y. STOCKS

NEW YORK, May tUpl = Stocks
rallied fractions 10 more than a point
after early irregularity today and the
industrial average reached its highest
point in almost month. Lhrysler was a
leader on the rise, reaching a new high
for the year.
Sales on the 3" Big Board" were 343, $50
shares against 267. $50 yesterday. Curb
exchange sales were 50,517 shares again
a., 535 yesterday.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-07
L. A. STOCKS

Los ANGELES, Calf, May Z (UP) -
Aircraft dropped u TO a new low of 8
on the Los Angeles stock exchange to-
day, but prices generally failed TO de-
Velop definite trend. Turnover increas-
ed to 5000 shares. The id-day report
showed three issues up, five down and
three unchanged.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-07
wHIRLAwAY TRIUMPHS AT PIMLIC0

BALTIMORE, Md, May 7. CUP
Calumet farms Whirlaway, 1941
horse of the year, was a notch closer
today to Seabiscuits all time high
Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-07
NJ a r K EFT S
= BAROMETER -

three half September flax Minneapolis aur-
Thursday S25s Hay and
showed
slightly weaker tendency,
generally
abb steady 10
Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-07
l.. A. PRODUCE

was moderate.
Asparagus: dull, per ID: local eX select
and colossal &c, eV fey select S-sl@c. fey
7-7ihc. choice 5-5lhc. crooks tops and
very smol 4-4lsc. Guadalupe. &c.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-07
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO. May : CUP Grain fu-
lures closed firm today.
Wheat closed TO l cent a bushel high
er, corn up y TO u oats up Il 10 *
rye up a TO x and soys beans up =
Ia
Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-07

money mark as a result OF yester-
days three quarters of a length in
the Dixie handicap at Pimlico.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-07
u Will DCATS
TO SAN DIEGO

Brawey high school, winner of the varsity and dvi
sons in the county track meet will send boys cream OF
the CROP the divisional in San Diego Saturday
Coach John Mcintyre said Thursday.
Mac optimistic about his teams chances against