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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-17
Bataan Proves Foe
Far From Unbeatable
Meaeer Rations Of Heroic u. S.
Defenders at Last Revealed
WASHINGTON, May is (UP).-Here
is the text of the Joint army and nauy report
on the progress of the Uar to date:

On Dec 7, 1911, while diplomatic negotia-
tons were in progress in Washington, the
Japanese made a series of surprise air at
tacks on naval vessels and military and naval
installations in and near Pearl Halbor, T. H.
These attacks resulted in the sinking of
several naval vessels and serious damage to
several others.
In addition, a number Of army and navy
combat planes were destroyed at various air
fields in Hawaii, and many buildings, includ-
ing barracks, hangers and repair shops, were
wrecked.
While these attacks were still in progress
and in accordance with joint plans, the army
and navy took immediate steps to meet the
situation.
considerable portion of the navy was then en-
gagged, it had been for several months, in convoy
ing American vessels carrying troops and supplies
to our outlying bases and supplies to other countries
under the provisions of the lendease act.
The existence of state of required strengthen
ing of these and in the of army
bombers to furnish additional protection.
Shortly large force Japa-
landbased aircraft bombed the Philippine Islands
This attack had been expected in the and
security had been taken by the reinforce the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-17
Use of Manila Bay
Still Denied Jdps

Covered by the guns of Cor.
regidor and other harbor defenses
the small craft controlled the
waters of Manila Bay, and the
fast torpedo boats constituted ar
element in the Philip.
pine defense by exacting a heavy
toll on japanese shipping.
ManX of the vessels which were
withdrawn 10 the south were sub.
Sequently engaged in the battle OF
the Java Sea
The few pursuit aircraft which
were able 10 operate from Bataan
gave remarkable account of
themselves and on one occasion
made devastating bombing at
tack on Japanese shipping and in-
stallationS in Subic Bay. though
the planes had not been con-
Structcd for this purpose.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-17
Lemon Juice Recipe
Checks Rheumatic
Pain Quickly

II you suffer from rheumatic. ar
thrills or neuritis pain, try this simple
inexpensive home recipe that thou.
sands are using. Get a package OF
Bu TX Compound, a two week supply.
today Nix 10 with quart ~ waer.
add the Juice VI Z lemons Its easN. No
irnuhl" 90 ail and pleasant. You ned
only % tablsspuunfuls two times "A
dnN Often within ~ hours some
times o,efni ght splendid results are
obtained " The pains DO not quickly
leave aud N YOU do not feel better re-
turn the empty package and Ru EN
viii cost you nothing 10 try as " u sold
.by your druggist under an absolute
money hack guarantee. Ru EN Com.
pound Ia for sale srh recommended By
ldruz stores everywhere.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-17
Army BOnbers
Go to Australia

As the carefully timed with.
drawal toward Bataan Peninsula
progressed, landing fields for
heavy bombardment aiEplanes be-
came unavailable, and these air
planes were sent TO Australia.
The navy bombers were sent to
the Netherlands Indies.
Although beset with difficulties,
these army and navy aircraft
were able, by operating from the
new bases, TO continue the support
of the Philippines.
However, with the enemy in
local control of the air, Manila
Bay was rendered insecure for
ships of any type and submarines
could not be serviced, so Admiral
Hart withdrew the remainder of
the Asiatic fleet TO the south.
leaving behind a few auxiliary
vessels and several small, but
highly effective, motor torpedo
boats.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-17
ny- Navy Reve1p of Var Foretellng Defeat of japan

mand has been put into effect in
every theater of operation.
In the southwest Pacific Gen.
eral Macarthur has been placed
in supreme command Of the land,
air and sea forces Of the United
Nations.
In the Pacific area. military and
naval forces are under the COM
mand OF Admiral Nimitz, COM
mander-in-chief of the Pacific
fleet.
In the Panama Canal and the
immediate adjacent areas. the
army has control of military and
naval forces.
In the eastern Caribbean, all
military and naval forces are
under the navy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-17
pep UP action Of
lazy KIDNEYS FAST!
Thousands get up nights less
often this simple way!

When getting up nights robs you OF
sleep /. 4. or il back aches like Satan
this may be due to slow-functioning kid
neys. Because OF this, excess acid wastes
may accumulate in the blood causing
aches and pains; and flow may be
highly concentrated causing smarting.
frequent but scanty passage, with re-
sulting nervousness, lack Of pep"
To relieve the discomfort OF such
symptoms. literally millions have de-
handed one famous formula-GOLD
MEDAL HARLEM OIL CAPSULES.
Used over 200 years! Try theml They
cost but few cents at any drug store.
Start TO work at once To help relieve the
distress " symptoms due 20 this cause.
Get a box todsyi But be sure you
get the original GOLD MEDAL CAP
sULES. See the Gold Medals on the boxi
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-17
Vast Improvement
OUer World War /

In the defense OF the Atlantic
and Pacific coastal frontiers, the
efforts of the army and the navy
are completely unified.
With respect to collaboration
among the United Nations, tire
lmendous progress has been made
as compared to the World War.
Three weeks after the begin
ming of the present war, in con-
juction with a visit of the prime
minister of England and the lead
ing members of the British army.
navy and air forces in Washing
ton, machinery was established
that will insure complete unity
of purpose on the part of the
nations concentrating their efforts
ION the defeat of the Axis.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-17

the island OF Luzon made delivery
of food and ammunition to the
American forces difficult.
With respect to food. the prob
lem was further complicated by
the presence on Bataan of thou-
sands df noncombatants who had
moved into the areas with the
American forces.
In January the effect of the
blockade was felt and the Bataan
garrison was placed on half ra-
tions and all necessary steps taken
TO conserve the ammunition supply.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-17
phnio hv Time. siaff Phofoeral

have been transferred TO other
divisions.
The heads of the three major
divisions of the army, the army all
forces, the ground forces and the
services of supply, report directly
10 Gen George G. Marshall. the
chief OF staff, and relieve him ol
an enormous burden of adminiStra.
tive duties.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-17
Blockade Prevents
Sending of Help

Established in his defensive posi-
ton on Bataan Peninsula, General
Macarthur was able 10 stabilize
his front and beat off r repeated
and determined attacks which the
japanese made in strong numbers
However, the tightly drawn
naval and air screen which the
japanese were able to place around
ArAnrrc Z. ~ r-a.r.A- 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-17

One of the most fragrant crimes
in the history of Detroit is the
killing of little Lillian Gallaher.
Not because the crime itself was
so heinous. Not because the vic
tim was a defenseless little girl.
But because that killing could
have been-and should have been
Because authorities
had in their grasp the mailman
who slew little Lillian Gallaher
Because they knew he might kill
someone. BECAUSE they had 10
release him in spite OF this.
And today that very condition
exists throughout the United
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-17

southwest Pacific have repeatedly
struck at the enemy, damaging and
sinking many naval vessels, mer-
chant vessels and transports.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-17
Stamp Out DETROITS
Sex Offenders

States. Today other men who can
not avoid numbering are being
released daily from our peniten-
tiaries.
If our wives and our children
and our homes are to be safe, this
must be stopped!
Actual Detective Stories maya
zine has been waging campaign
demanding action to prevent these
outrages. To learn what steps can
be taken. 10 learn the details OF
the flagrant Gallaher~ killing. read,
stamp out the Sex Offender
The Case OF Merton Ward Good
rich" I'm the June Issue OF Actual
Detective Stories, on sale at all
newsstands.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-17

Philippine garrison in trained
troops and modern material prior
TO December 7.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-17

ADVERTIsEMENT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-17

tive duties.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-17

ADVERTISEMENT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-15

IUlI nN-Linwood- Dawson TO. s-S709 4
hVhLUN Walter Huston Kay Francis in
ALWAYS IN MY HEART" And Brian
Donlevy, NJ Hopkins "a GENTLEMAN
AFTER DARK" Park Free. open 6:45.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-15
Niqht Club NeWs

ton routine and music for shows
and dancing is by Joe Blanket,
trumpet king, and his orchestra.
THREE 666 - Bette Taylor's
colorful production West Indian
"Dippy-Dip' revue, stays through
out this week.
Topping a great sepia cast are
the famous Calypso Kids, who
render their fascinating native
songs in true West Indian lingo.
and Claudia Mcneil. deep voiced
song StylSt who recently took
New York by storm.
Those in support include Pete
Nugcnt public Taper No. !, who
is making a strong bid for all-tlme
tap dancing glory al this club;
jean and Vernon, novelty dance
team Morton Swing" Brown, iu-
vcnile lead the eight dancing and
handsomely COSrUmed TdyloretteS.
and the ever popular master OF
ceremonies, Sam Fouche.
"Lsnky" Bowman's popular
mixed rhythmS prevail for dancing
and the floor show
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-15

BILLIE RICHMOND. popular
and attractive swingSiresS. i the
feature attraction at Mickey's Bar
this week together with the Span
ISL song team Of Conchlta and
Antonio. who arc playing a return
engagement. Charlie Paige fast
talking master of ceremonies,
builds the acts and takes ms own
comedy turn at the mike.
Patine and Rosa, acrobats and
hand halanccrS. star in the sup
porting cast with their breath
taking featS of strength and
balance. and LoIl aine Rogers Of
fcrs a change OF pace with her
exotic dance, interpretations
Cagtooni>t Ralph Martin takes
sketch pad and pencil night onto
the hoor iof sWlf, bis OF black
and-white nonsense while Charles
anu tTCTTe JUy pTTSrnr r1cTT conI-
edy through a tcrpSIChOrcan me-
dunn, with Sdtirlcal ballroom
routinCS.
The Sprichtly Mickeycttes round
out the revue with their prOduC-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-15

We stopped next AZ Joe Car
wins for lunch Garvln said
that he and his chef were maxi
ing preparations in case meat.
less DAYS. are begun. and added
that one day this week he was
unable 20 find any hams in
wholesale houses. and had 10
change his menus.
II was his opinion that people
arc boarding ham and bacon.
hut he has been able 10 get
enough fresh meat
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-15

MInT0WN-Third st Garfield. Park Free.
HliDiVWN DINNERWARE.
Charles Boyer and Basil Rathbone In
THE GARDEN OF ALLAH" IN Color.
Plus Melvyn Douglas in a super
Chiller- Thriller. "IHE VAMPIRE HAT."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-15

CApnCN-woodwsrd NJ seJden
uhhpLN Open $3.50. lie. "DEsPERATE
CHANCE FOR EILERf QUEEN" Jean
Parker Richard Arlen, TORPEDO BOAT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-15

y0ITp-Forest st VT. Enlott Pr. 1880 r
iVOh Open 6.45.Y Humphrey Bogart IN
THE MIG SHOT" Johnny weissriur.r
IN "TARZAN's SECRET TREAsURE."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-15

pIL7l-I1s<l Z. jefferson. LIE. 1897 r
LnLh Open 8 p. NJ. Chinaiene Bowls
Free to Ladies'! Joan Bennett, Franchot
Tone. THE WIFE TAXES FLYER"
''CORSAIR," Chester Morris, Ned Sparks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-15

Anyways. We asked Mayor JEFF
fries about meatlesS days. He
said he would do whatever was
necessary. but as Yet had rc-
ceived no official word 81 any
need for meatleSS days What
he said do the packers say
Aput it,"
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-10
METERS RETURN
FROM ARIz. PLAY

Three Ell Centre tennis players
and two from San Diego had re-
turned from Tucson. Arizona. Tues
Gay after competing in the South
western tennis tournament.
Jim Riedy, Central junior college,
only boy from Ell Centro who play
ed. bowed out in the second round
ot both the singles and doubles of
the 18-year-old division. With Gene
Garrett, San Diego, Riedy went
to the sidelines in the doubles be-
fore Leece and Sanders, Phoenix
meters. The Arizona pair won, Go.
6-8, Ga.
John Brock, other San Diego boy
making the trip with the group, lost
in the quarterfinals to Bob Falken-
burg, 6-2, 81 after defeating Homer
Richards, Arizona ace, 6-1, 60.
Bill Jim Sharp and Bob Bliss,
from Ell Centre high school, did not
play because no under-15 division
was sponsored.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-10
ARABS
HIT
T RAIL.

At last on the "goal-dust''
trail, Central junior colleges
Arab warriors go on the Wal
path again this Friday night
when they go after the scalps
of San Diego States varsity re-
serves.
The fray is scheduled to commence
on the local gridlron but no one
knows where it will end
The Arab backfield, which includes
Russell Peck and Marvin Walker
two former stars from Holtville high
school, has at last rounded into
shape, as witnessed by their smash
ing 800 triumph over OceanSide
Junior college last week.
Outweighed b. IS or 20 pounds
per man all the way through the
team last Saturday, the local iayseeS
rose to heights that they had never
before displayed. walkers running
and Peck's passing paved the way
to score after score.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-10
MAGIN ON BEAM

Elmer Magin, C.JC. reserve back,
also found his place in the scheme
of things when he toted the ball
ISeveral times for long gains.
The state reserves are no push
overs, however. They too defeated
Oceanside-7-0
The Arab pass offenSe was espec-
tally noticeable last week as they
gained 1913 yards through the air
lanes for a new high in Imperial
Valley games played this year Most
of the losses were from Peck to
! Walker.
A great deal of the effectiveness
Of the Arab air attack is due to
| the practice habits of Coach Gerry
Dennerlein' squad.
| Because of a lack of manpoWer
the Nomads are forced to rely on
inter-squad, siX-man football to
smooth out their plays. Almost every
play in the siX-man system is a
pass. Runners are supposed to stop
as soon as they are touched by
defenders.
The Arabs will get the Central
field all to themselves this Friday
night for the high school Spartans
are slated for bye in league COM
petition.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-10
Harry Tobitt, 80.
Dies at HoIfviNe

HCLTVILLE, Nov 10-Harry To-
bitt, 30, resident of the Holtville
area since 1908. will be buried Wed
nesday at the close of services at
the Fields mortuary chapel
The rites were scheduled at 2
pm, Wednesday. and burial was
to be at Evergreen cemetery.
Tobitt was born in Hawkhurst,
England, in 1862.
Among his survivors are two sis
ters. Miss Ada Tobitt and Mrs.
Emily Jackson. both of Los An
geles: his nieces. Edith Kopta and
Dorothy E. Day of Beverly Hills,
Mrs Lila Low of Jackson, Mrs. Ell
len Jennings Of Fresno. Miss Mary
Bourke of Omaha, Nebraska. and
his nephews, Thomas Bourke of
Washington. DC, Norman Bourke
of Cleveland, Ohio, Leonard Bourke
of Lincoln, Nebraska, and Lee To-
bitt of San Juan Bastista.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-10
~. Y. STOCKS

NEW YORK. Nov. lO-UP1 - Prices
moved irreRularly in today's pre-holidaN
stock market and volume decreased sub
stantaly compared with yesterdays J.
207 ,643 shares. largest of the year.
The list declined after q steady open
inp with war shares weakest. BY mid
session support developed and many stocks
recovered their losses. The close was
well above the days low levels.
All major security and commodity mar
l,ets will close tomorrow for the Armitlce
Gay holiday. They will reopen on Thurs
day.
While leading issues were unsettled in
many instances special stocks were IN
demand at new highs for the year. Peace
stocks generally were the better per-
formers, although the mercantile group
had few soft spots.
Low-priced communication shares -
International Telephone and American
Gable e. Rado-were active. The former
eased while American had small net
gain at new higr for the year.
steel shares were prominent on the
recovery Bethlehem came back fully q,
ter selling at 57la off IL. L, ). steer
regained nearly all OF loss OF 2, point.
Copper shares regained a small part oI
declines ranging TO nearly point Goid
issues were firm with Dome Mines al a
new high and Alaska Juneau eouahng
its high.
Chrysler made new high and Cen
eral Motors had a fractional rise. airline
issues were firm with United ana ran
American active. Utilities had lev
firm spots although Columbia Gas pei
cent preferred stock lost point, Cen
eral Electric was weak with decline
of nearly n point Oils were mixed. I,
6. Rubber made a new high in firm
tire section. s.a
Associated dry goods first preferred
spurted more than 4 points on a shsit
sale. Certain-teed preferred made ne"
top al 81 up 2t.
Dow Jones preliminary closing stoci
averages: Industrial. 116.o. off 100. Ran
2s 46, off OPT: Utility. 14.60, up O.u9; ant
IS Stocks, 80. .25, off 90.
Stock sales were 767. 200 shares com
pared with .207 642 shares yesterday
when volume was the best of the year
Curb stock sales were 12l.350 shares
compared with 136 .460 yesterday.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-10

Imperial Valleys gridiron wars
resume this Friday in the high
school league with the leading Ca
lexico Bulldogs meeting the tough
Brawley Wildcats and the tail-end
Holtville and Imperial clubs collid-
ing.
If the Bulldogs can get by the
wildcat hurdle they will have at
least tied for the championship
and in all probability will have
won it.
In the first encounter of the sea-
son for the two teams the Bulldogs
bottled up Speed-burner John Will
liams, Wildcats left halfback, and
edged the nOrth-enders, 7-6.
Last week the Bulldogs took un-
disputed possession of first place
in the standings by tipping the El
Centre Spartans in a hair-raising
thriller.
Coach Sheldon Loughborough of
Brawley went about a new task
Tuesday-that of rigging up a pass
defense to stop Ralph Samah, Bull
dog ace. Samah connected II out
of 10 in the El Centro game.
Loughborough also has quite a
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-10
LOCAL BUTTERFAT
L. A. PkODTCE

Los ANGELES. Nov. 10 UPp-Aspara.
GUS. Steady. Imp Nly punched EN select
CSC. select $50. EN Fey AS. Fey 400
SPEC 300
Bunched vegetables: Steady. Beets 2!e-
5 boz O0-l.10. carrots 3 Doz 200-2. 2S,
fair 1.5O-l.75 iced yCrt sta Maria 3.75;
gteen onions Doz 3.OO-3.50 fair SO
lcokS . Doz 600. mustard Doz $1,000;
parsley Is Doz 25-1 so. few So Ord
I'll 90. radshes small red 6 Doz $50
: 90. Ord to fair 250-30O. spinach 4 Do2
SOL. -. fair 1.oo-1.25; turnips 2ls3 Doz
1.O0-l. -. fair 1890: Chard 30-35c; cell
cry root $500; kohl rabi doc: oyster
plant SOC; watercreSS and mint 4o-45c.
SQUASH: Stronger White summer san
Diego 2.OO-2.25 fair 1.25-1.50; No 2S
100. Italian san Diego lugS 2.0O-2. ..
fair 5O-1.75. Ne. 2S 1OO-1.25, few 75c.
Imp Wy fair 200 CrtS best go. yellow
cfookneck san Diego :. $3.50, table
queen l 25-l.5o. banana 1'--2c. hubbard
Tomatoes: Stronger. Stones san Diego
ax5S 175-2.OO. fair $50, 5N5S y 5N6S
2o0-2. >. fair 1.5o-1.75. 6N6s l.75-2OO
fan so: 6X7s l .25-l so; San Luis 0hiSpo
iv5S 225-2 35. 5x5s & 5N6S 2.50-2. IS, 6N6s
2o0-2. -. 6N7s rs: Orange 4X4s mostly
! -. few 200 4x5S 2.00-2.25. few 2.35.
5N5S & 5N6S :. 2.5Q-2.75 some 2.2o. PN6S
2O0-2. p. sta Barb Co 4N4s 2.0s-2.29.
AN5s & 5N5s & 5x6s 2.25-2.75. 6x6S 200
80 mostly . y. layer 5X6S and larger
. 25-2 75. stones 6N6S and larger ,. 2.5O-2.I5,
smaller 2.25-2 50.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-10
Valley Gridiron
Wars to Resume

passer in Williams. He tossed seV-
eral long ones for scores this sea-
son when being watched too closely
on his running.
The Bulldogs went back into hi
bernation to cook up some new
schemes to spring on the Cats. In
tripping the Spartans, Coach Lee
Bogles boys used one of the most
varied attacks seen on valley fields
in years.
The Imperial -Holtville game in
Holtville may be the last of the sea-
son for both teams.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-10
ITALIANS WARNED
TO EXPECT ATTACKS

LONDON, Nov. 9-CUP) - Ital-
ians were warned by Rome radio
today that they now must expect
attacks from any quarter. In a
broadcast recorded by the United
Press the radios political commen-
tator, Aldo Valori, said "the hori-
zon looks black for Italy-we must
expect attacks from any quarter"
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-10
Hogan Quits Golf

TULSA, Okla, Nov. 1O-CUP) =
Ben Hogan, the current No. l golfer
OF the United States, has given up
his putter for an airplane throttle.
The golfing ace said today he would
not play golf any more-at least
hot seriously-until after the war.
Hogan wants to be an aviation
instructor and he and his wife have
moved here where he is entering a
school of aeronautics for a nine
months course of instruction.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-10
T.. A. LIVESTOCK
s ANGELES, Nov. 10-fUP

los ANGELES, Nov. lU-tJPl-IFtuVI'
al State Market News Service.
Cattle Salable 300, moderately active
on cows other classes slow. prices gen
orally steady: common 10 medium sleeIs
hold II 5O-13 and above: few common
10 medium heifers 1O.25-11.50; common
10 medium cows 9-1O.50, few medium IL
GOOD 1921. -; Gamers and cutters o.
s. Is; medium 10 good bulls lo-ll.lu; com
1850.
calves salable 100. steady. odd med
iun TO good veaiers 13.5o-15; medium
good calve s11. 1.50-1325.
Hogs salable $50. steady 10 10 cents
lower: bulk good to choice 200-260 lbs.
II. .35-14. s5; top 1890 on few choice 222
lbs. good TO choice sows 13.50-14.
Sheep salable none, medium to choice
vooled lambs quoted 1914 or above.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-10
9 NTS
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ASIDE:

The gentlemen stood aside
for the ladies Tuesday. and
for one lady in particular.
Priscilla Lamb proved that
although she may be of the
weaker sex, she was much the
stronger when It came to picking
the football winners.
For making 10 good selections
against only a couple bad ones in
last weeks grid contest she gets
five points toward the Rose Bowl
tickets and a pair of passes to
this weeks Central J. C.-San Diego
reserve game.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-10

mage. Shelby Calhoun, who scout
ed oregon against both California
and UCLA, had much to say about
the toughness and improvement of
the Webfoots. With the Spartans
using oregon plays, the Trojans
went to work on their offensive
drives and passing attack.
BERKELEY, Nov. 10. - UP
Coach Stub Allison prepared to
crack his whip over his California
gridmen today despite the fact that
hapless Mantana was next on the
Bears schedule.
'Therell be a 100 per cent i'm
proYement in tackling and blocking
over the use game Allison said.
FRESNO, Nov 10.-UPD-Iia-
spite injuries 10 several key men,
including Jim MOlich, little all
coast flankman the Fresno State
Bulldogs today were confident of
defeating San Francisco's Dons
here Armistice Day.
The Bulldogs unbeaten and un-
tied this seaso1, crushed Nevada,
$50, in their last start.
PALO ALTO, Nov. 10. - (UP9--
Coach Marchy Schwartz today an
nounced that three Stanford stars
would not play against Oregon
State Saturday because Of injuries.
They were Shipkey, hard-hitting
sophomore fullback; Bob Hall,
tackle, and Loren La Prade, guard.
Schwartz said he would give
players ineligible for regular games,
a chance to see action against the
St Mary's Pre-flighters here No
Vember 10.