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Evening star., 1942-08-03

COLORED JANITOR,
with 5th class license, for small
apartment. We require a man
that is reliable, sober and good
worker, one with good refer
ences. Must be married man
over 35 and no children. Wife
must be good cook and cleaner.
Good salaries to both and apart
ment. Give complete informa-
sion sta, in first letter Box l4s-r'
Evening star., 1942-08-03
sABY CHICKS
ROOMS FURNISHED.

BARRED ROCKS. r. I. Reds, White Leg
horns. Conkey's Y-O feeds James Feed
Store. 619 < st. NV. Metropolitan OOsa.
Evening star., 1942-08-03

For prompt responses
and better seruice, ADDER
tisers are requested to in
clude telephone number In
announcements under For
Rent CldSSiJicdtions.
Evening star., 1942-08-03
sALESNEN.

liquor store. Attractive proposition. Sal
ary and commission: refs. Clark's Liquor,
1O5 14th NV
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-03
Nv United Press

The British have held Singapore
island. on which they are en-
hsttled. for lis years. Their pro-
prietorship has never been in such
peril.
Its strategic value is great: as
. commercial center II had no
rival IN the Southwest Pacific.
The japanese. with all the British
they were fighting In the penin-
suls jsmmed on II. may find it a
hard nut to crack.
The island Is % miles long
BY IL miles bread. II Ia filled
with gun emplseements and
defenses. which the British
frantically began to construct
few years ago.
The surface Is low and undulat-
ing, the highest point being Bukit
Tmah. a little more than 500 feet
high, northwest OF the city OF
Singapore. Much of the island is
covered with dense jungle. inter-
laced with strong creepers and
vines.
The climate Is hot and humid,
and although the temperature sell
dom gets as high as 1t does in
New York. the humidity makes 1t
oppressive. There is little change.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-03

Philip G. johnson. president Of
Boeing Airplane company. has
been honored by being chosen
Alumnus Summa Lsude Dignatus
Of the University of Washington
for the year. Mr. johnson. as
head of the Boeing operations has
one OF the major places in the pro-
gram Of keeping United states
planes In the air over England.
Africa. the Singapore area. the
Dutch East Indies and Australia.
lie IL a graduate OF the nniver-
sity in the class Of 1917. Mr..
johnson IL the fifth graduate TO
be selected as an outstanding
living alumnus distinguished for
service over . period Of years since
graduation from the University OF
Washington"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-03
Residential Area
Home Is Raided
BY Morals Squad

A man and two women wers
booked ~ city police following .
raid Saturday evening Al ssos "a
Union ave.
Fred A. Hughes, 80. Negro. va,
charged with operating . dl.-
orderly house and investigation
Opal Jackson. IS Negro. and
Irene Carlson. ~. white. both
were charged with city vsgrancy
and investigation.
Dave Peterson and Herb stark,
srrcsting officers. said nsighhors
had complained the house was not
being conducted In the manner 81
q regular residence.
stark and Peterson drove
mp tn the hcu~e about siss p.
m. Warning VAS sounded and
approximately Is persons.
both u,~n and women ran out
the hack door and escap~d.
Hughes was alone In the
hou.e. Ne WA brought 90
headquarters. slenE with
much discriminating evidence.
A ssrch warrant was procured
from Police Judge W. A. Rich
mond. and the moral. squad re-
turned TO the house and found the
two women there.
Among the equipment eonfis-
caated was = modern slot machine,
prohibited by law 10 he operated
in anything but recognised eluhs'
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-03
Singapore Island Has Been
British Held for liz Years
Never Before Hos II Been in Peril:
Jops MuY Find II Hard to Capture

from one season to another. For
the past decade Il has rsined an
average Of ia days q year.
Singapore city. literally City Of
the Lion Is one OF the most cos
mopoli,sn in the world Its popu-
lstion. ISL 900. includes every race,
but is principally Asistics.
The island has canning far
tories. n rubber factory. q shoe
factory. and among its prin-
cipsl buildings. government
house. RaffIes college, RsffIes
museum and the Cathedral %
81. Andrew. In addition Ia .
race course and = polo ground.
singapore's botanical garden
Ia among the finest In the
world.
The British built the city In
1919. They bought the island from
the Sultan OF Johore in 1924.
The naval base, completed in
1887. il one Of the most modern
and complete in the world.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-03
Sugar. Potatoes
Taken by Thieves

Two hundred and ten pounds Of
sugar and a ioo-lh sack Of pots-
toes were stolen between Wednes-
day and Sunday from the apart
ment OF William r. Yeager Of 1927
Faweett ave, according to a report
10 police
A young man with Texas
drawl and taking ways was ac-
cused by Leonard Freese Of taxi
ing from the Brewer a Thomas
cigar. store an overcoat valued at
$40 Freese said he had a pair
Of black leather gloves in one Of
the pockets OF the coat.
Sgt. Charles D. Tinsley. Is, Me-
gro. Of Ft Lewis. was booked for
investigation after he sllegedly
entered the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Rudy skuija of 1884 Fawcett ave
Sunday evening and took an over
coat. a mans hat and cap and q
rag scatter rug.
Ault's Tire Service AT 220 Puyal-
lup avr. was entered over the
weekend by a thief who stole 10
nearly new tubes.
a I =sa
Buy u. 8. Bonds and savsl
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-03
Jap Planes Range
Over Dutch Isles

BATAVIA - Japanese bombing
planes ranged widely ever tins
Netherlands r.s, Indies. cane~n.
trstsns mainly On small isssnds
while Netherlands trceps. insiud.
Ing susrriilss. tough, japanese IN.
vasioa forces In csleh>s. nasneo
aud Amholna island. q Netherlands
indiss high command eommunssus
reported Monday.
The eemmuniaus reported .
Dutch flying beat had shot down
a japanese fighter plane and vas
itself slightly damaged
Netherlands forces we're believed
resisting stoutly.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-03
Democracy. First.
Then Peace

NEW YORK The Federal
Council of Churches believes that
current efforts to blueprint a post
war peace must not be permitted
to overshadow the task of preserv-
ing democracy at home. With this
in mind the Council has authorized
its staff TO make study of the
present status of democracy in
racial and cultural relations in
America, and of measures for
strengthening democracy in this
area of our national life" and TO
present tentative findings at the
next meeting of the body's execu-
tive committee.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-03
Booked After His
Car Strikes Four
Parked Machines

Bruce Gilpin, 81. Of SIT No. 9Th
st. was booked by police for negli-
gent driving after the car he was
driving crashed into four parked
cars near So. 7th and Tacoma ave
Sunday morning.
Police said Gilpin. who posted
$50 bail for his release. struck four
perked cars Owner of the first
car struck was not known at the
time the report was made. The
second car. owned by Kenneth
stenberg of the Washington apart
ments, was thrown over into a
third car owned by Lon cros-
thwaite OF Mercer island. Seattle
The fourth car was listed to Fred
Summers. also OF the Washington
apartments
Three OF the machines WIRE
badly damaged, police said.
--s---
You help yourself when you buy
". 8. Defense Bonds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-03
Transient Youth Flags
Wrong Car for q Ride

kI.ANATH FAfIN. Ore.~sJohn
c. Suite. ~. . transient. was
held In the county jsil here Mon.
day on q holdup charge after
''thumbing . ride" with : ear
carrying three federal Officers
who were looking for him.
sheriff Lloyd Lo~. ~ho said
suttis 10 . parolss from san
Quentin psnitentiary. said he 10
accused of roebins David Cook,
colvills. Wash. and ". ~ Nor.
ton, Eugene, when they stopped
their cars 10 give him q ride.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-03
Andrus TO Address
Scottish Rite Bodies

Claude A. Andrus traveller and
naturalist. will entertain the Scot
fist Rite bodies ~ Tacoma with an
illustrated lecture Tuesday evening
at the Masonic temple
The program will b~ presented
at 0 p. m. after the regular meet
ing of the Scottish Rite bodies,
The business session will include
election OF officers and tp<z budget
discussion.
.
Buy ". r Bonds and Save,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-03
Euypiian Cabinet Quits

CAIRO-The Egyptian cabinet
resigned Monday.
The government was headed by
Hussein Sirry Pasha, who first
was named premier on Nov. IS,
1910. The most recent cabinet
reorganization occurred last Aug
ust 5.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-03
COULD ADAM EAT the APPLE
WITH STOMACH ULCER PAINS!

The biblical story OF Adam eating a raw
apple might never have come to pass had
he suffered arer-eating pains. Don't
ignore your sufferings. Try 25e box
OF Udga for relief OF ulcer and stomach
pains, indigestion, gas pains. for heart
burn. burning sensation. blost and other
conditions caused by excess acid. Ugda
Tablets must help or money refunded. At
drug stores everywhere. adv.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-03
Yeggs Eat Breakfast
In OREGON School

ASHLAND. When burg
lars were unable 10 open the safe
OF the Ashland high school. they
Investigated other possibilities
and finally finished up In tho home
economies room whsre thsy break
tasted lsisurely on ham and eggs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-03
Initiation Seen
II u. S. Silver
Policy Abandoned

RENO. New. - Abandonment ~
tho governments domestic silver
purchase policy would encourage
initiation. possibly insult" South
American nations and hamper pro-
duetlon Of needed war metals. sen.
Pat Mecarrsn. d. New. charged
here Monday following Washington
dispatches that Secretary of the
Treasury Henry Morgenthau, IT..
advocated repeal a silver lesisla-
ton.
Morgenthau lacks knowledge of
silvers place in the monetary avs.
tenn and has no sympathy with the
silver program. Mccsrrsn. senator
from the silver state" charged.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-03

SALT LAKE cry Reaueti

Of the domestic price % silver
would lead TO an immediate slump
in defense production Of copper.
lead and zinc. A. q. Mackenzie.
secretary Of the Utah chapter Of
the American Mining Congress and
q veteran spokesman for the west
ern mining industry, charged to-
day.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-03

AN83 E&8S8tMW N<DWWV
a thief wfth m regard u ~ ~
tbs aims NJ hsssssuisv ssaie fyc<N
The Capital thsstsr sunday : fasnd
hns, Tbs contents n whleh we're -
~ used IN fsrhs isfanslis pasniys,s.
x. = hinhisv. wbo fspwte1 ~
theft. did sct hnow hsw murn
mnnsy The bnx rcntnlneIl
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-03

Yoaf' postmaster ran tan ywss
hsw 10 invest IN y. 3 psfsass
isonds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-03

GAARD SPEAKS TUESDAY

GAARD SPEAKS TUESDAY
Conrad Gard will speak under
auspices Of the Anglo-Ssxon Fed
GRAFTON at the Winthrop hotel at
s p. m. Tuesday. His lecture topic
will be: Current Events in Light
of Bible Prophecy"
Save 1880 - Make your own
maple-flavored syrup. Use Adams
Maple-Rex. adv.
FOR A PROGRAM - NOT
PROMIsES-vote for COLYAR.
adv.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-03
DOUBLE COATED

The musk OK il relative Of
both cows and sheep. and wears
two coats the year round: a coat
of long hair to turn rain and an
undercoat of wool for warmth.
Eggs are dropping fast at Cow
Butter Store. (adv.)
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-21
CAL SQUADS ARE
SMALL BUT GOOD
COACHES STATE

BERKELEY Calf Jan. 2l-,UP'i i
Baseball and track turnoutS al
the University of California ar
half The S.zc Of former years but
Coaencs OF those sports today oX
p~eSsod optimism over the mater
ial.
Coaches Clint Evans cf the base
ball teams and Brutus Hamilton OF
the track squad said they had
lots Of GOOD material" following
yesterdays signup.
III trek California will haye
"onc ot the be5t-cvcr' track
teams. Hamilton SAID. Practice
started today.
Etaas reported 81 men reported
frr Yaysity baseball aad 20 for the
fres hmcn team. Baseball WolkOUl.
beein Friday.
The track call brouGht out Al
varsity candidates and 33 freshmen.
including Harold Davis, worlds
fastest human" and a. A. U. sprint
champion, Grover Klemmer, worlds
+G0 meter tide holder. and Capt..
Quinn Smith. last seasons captain
aid pole yaultcr.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-21
/. A. LIVESTOCK

LOS ANGELES. Jan. 2l tUPb--tFcd
cral State market news service
Cattle $50: general steady. some
steers strong few loads medium to good
steers II 25-12-S5, common TO medium
heiiers 6 25-11.25: common 10 medium
COWS. 7.75-9,ou; Gamers and cutters
$50. common to good bulls 9-10. 25
few common TO good feeders steers 10
il good stock cows TO: calves. so
SLOW early sales steady. but five loads
calves unSold; few medium 10 choice
ycalcrs. y 5O-16.O0; common to medium
calves. 1912.
Hogs 200: SLOW. weak t. Is cents
lower: medium TO choice 17O-24J ID. Il .
75-12. 35: top 12.35; good 3p0-3.t ID
i 80. good 90 choice >o"s lo.5u-l1.0D
Sheep 800. steady. four deck medium
10 chuicc 100 fed "pO!cd lambS. = -
l. 80. few medium 10 good "a -. -
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-21
". !. STOCKS

NEW YORK. Jan. Il ,UP'-Nag stocks
dropped sharply today when Donald Ne
son swept away the office OF production
management IN the first board move TO
bring the nation 10 an all-out war pro-
ducton program.
The Nelson move came after the oV-
ernight announcement by the House Ma
Val Affairs committee recommending more
drastic limits on profits Of war INDUS
tries.
Losses in var issues ranged 10 more
than - points. heavy chemicals leading
1hC duwntrend SteelS had losses rang
ing 10 more than pSnt. Coppcrs we're
off fractions TO point. All major sec
lions joined the decline. although some
issues which had gained earlier held
part of the rise.
Trading increased moderately but On
the whole the days total was small as
compared with the markets of the lat
ter part OF 1871. Heaviest turnover was
IL rails which had been firm early
Near closing time the rails mad losses
ranging 10 nearly points IN Union
Pacific.
Stock sales rose 10 5Suoou shares from
49O 900 Yesterday, Curb Stock volume
was 10000 shares against 5000 !cStcl-
day. Dow Jones preliminary closing stock
averages: Industrial lO9.oe. of 1.3".
Rail. $50 off OBS: Utility lilQ, of
o. -, 10 stocks 1872, off U.51.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-21
EL centric
WIN C0MhER'L
LEAGUE GAMES

Play in the commercial basket
bail league continued Tuesday
night on one floor in the FL Cen
uo gymnasium while a high school
basketball game was being played
ON thC other court.
f Ccntro Junior college poured
it on a fighting RAF team, 4516,
IN tho first game and the FL Cen
tro town team won by a 1922
score over McXiCali.
IN the j. GRAF game Jack
Tackctt. lcft-handcd Junior college
forward. scored 23 points and in
the other tilt Bill Payne, El Centre
forward made 21 points to score
more points individually than ny
other valley players this season.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-21
UPSETS FEATURE BOMBER PROGRAM

The Gal.rs =. H'e t1a0uuaA
eamc VA rl.# .H tae rah With
the Hdu.... Ha .fmna tic
Bra... IT L. l5... -. Eajl
WHen"a Dufhrc. a#H'r I'd
Tras an DNa. attaa shared
5gorina hoao.s Tor III" Cu.1autms
with 10 p.iufs racb. linz Llc.,-
cft center Icd the Cio.arl staters
with 10
IN ru arcoud #1We stanford
held IA hul-rmr @a 'o II maran
over the Dons ol L. 5. r Jim
Porter. Lon loa@;rG. vi. ID. and
Howard Dallmar. s;fl.aold Guard,
With nine were to- seecrs.
Santa Clara lo.E 81: ca.g la TO
. lead asaiuat ST Mlsg'- III lar
final came The Ga"a came back
with Il rush in The second huli tc
sink series of prayer shots from
way out aud overcome the Bronco
lead
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-21
Court Clarifies
Slot Machine Rule

san FRANCISCO. Jan. q. cUP
The state supreme court held to-
day that mere possession of slot
machines is not justification for
their seizure b. the authorities.
The court ruling said that there
is no California statute which says
that a man ma not have gambling
devices or Ike slLt machines in his
possession. Il added that the only
way such devices can be seized is
to prove thcH were used OF being
used fer gambling purposes.
The ruling came in case in
Volving Abe Champman, Los An
gcles, from whom PA slot machine
were taken in 1886. The Los An
geles superior court upheld the seiz-
ure but the district court Of ap-
peals reversed the lower court. The
supreme court upheld the district
court
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-21
HOPPE, CHAMACO
IN BILLIARD TIE

CHICAGO. Jan. 2l (UPi -
Champion Willie Hoppe. New York.
and Joe Chamaco, Mexico City,
stayed IN front of the fled in the
worlds championship three cushion
billiards tournament today each
with FIVE wins in six cue battles.
Welkcr Cochran. San Francisco,
slipped from the top bracket yes
tcrday when he was stricken with
ptomaine poisoning and retired in
a match with Otto Reicgclt. Phila-
dclphia. The game will be continue
ed on Cochran's recovery.
Today's matches: john Fitzpat-
rick. Los Angeles VS. Thumblad;
Reisclt VS. Art Rubin. Brooklyn:
Hoppe Scheafcr, and Chamaco-
Cochran
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-21
L. A. PRODUCE

Los ANGELES. Jan y tUP' Trading
continued SLOW to moderate.
Banched vegetables. pc. CIT Bccts y .
3 75-9OC CARROTS ~ ! lu-1.25. CclCr!
Root - 75-Soc Dixon y 65-soc. Green
Onions Is 2.Oo-2.25 Far ! sol -. Lecks
- 1920; Mustard = 6u-75e. far A.
so, Parsley Us 6o-75c: Eaa.sacS small
Rcd IS 1.OO-1 ~. spinach i 1.po-1 -.
TurnipS local - co-75c.
Cabbage. local CaHnunha. ortS ! u.
/ ~. far S5-1p,- ordinary Nu.1Ny. local
Danish 1.5u-l.75. BED = -3--#5n small
200. Savoy 5o-6Ol
Curumbcrs: LuEs 50 ops 2oo-2 -.
12S 1.75.1.s5, lsS ! 81 81 2aS ea.s5c.
far sS.9S i 5a-l -. l2S ! 2a.l.ao. los
1OO-l -.
Lettuce. dry pack Imperial Valley il
dozen Isl st. ORDINARY loo.
Peas: Pole Best 9-llc. ordinary &c
san Diego 9-llc. farr 50 Bust san
Diego 7-sc. Gina Best 16.lsc ii. faly l.
14C
squash White summer Imperial Crts
3. $3.50. san Diego LuEs = 2.25-2 -,
Italian imperial crtS 2.5O-5.eo, Yellow
Crookncck Imperial Valley CTtS 2.Ho-2.1o;
Banana Gray li-c 10. Pink 1stC.
Tangcuncs Imperial Fancys Best fl
&c ID, taIr 5-3i- c. small ! '.-2C,
Tomatoes: INLAND cTts 9-12 tops 80
1.75. poo l1o-l.35. 16S 1.25-1. 40; poor
CT 9Q-l %. 2OS 1.o0-1.25, 6-tops 40
1.l5,
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-21
METERS TO PLAY
PAIN SPRINGS

SIX FL Centre high school ten
MS players will 20 to Palm Springs
Saturday and Sunda: to meet the
Ct>Sert high school net team in
match play. George Egling. FL Gen.
tro instructor. said Wednesday.
The match is scheduled for Sat
urday but the players will stay
overnight TO watch play in the an
nual Palm Springs tournament be-
ine held this Weekend
Boys who will make the trip arc:
Jack HENS. Louis Nichols. jim
Riedy. Bill Jim Sharp. Jim Nichols
and BIZ Clements or Craig Strick-
land.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-21
70 Valley Women
Wanted on u. 5. Job

Crpcrtumitice for - OF 20 I'M
pcrial Valley women with fluent
command of Spanish to enter I'm
itcd states dcfonsc work. in a gov
crnment oincc TO be established
in e Centre, were maGunccd mere
Wednesday, bv officials Of the I'm
tied States civil service commis-
sion.
Applicants are urged to apply
at once a. tho United States en-
plcymcnf ctiico, $40 State street
FL Ccntro
Both Am3lo I'd Spanish Amcri-
cans CMe%Icans between the a2Ns
Of 20 and - are eligible. A high
school education Is desired, but
not absolutely essential. Main quail
ficatiOns are native intelligence and
the ability to speak and understand
the Spanish language readily. Jobs
will last for tho duration of the
emergency and pay $12G per month
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-21
BY JACK GUENTHER

NEW YORK. Jan 2l-'UP' -
Alexis Thompson. the curly haircu
Yale glamor boy who celebrated
l94l bv dropping $4,000 on the
Philadelphia Eagle football team.
is off to a flying start in 1912 ana
if the public continues to ignoT'
his new professional tennis troupe
the chances are bright that h" "l'l
succeed If ucuonng- ms IU2staf" .-'.-'
in the year.
The newest of the pro barh-
storming tours, which started out as
a fool proof venture only ie"
weeks ago, has developed into gilt
edged liability. Mr. Thompson fail
ed TO reckon with the fates. the
elements and the tempermentS OF
the men he hired 50 at the NOM
ent red ink is sloshing madly about
and the boys are ready TO start
bailing
To date. the Thompson tour haa
encountered more Setbacks thaA
the italian navy. Fred Perry HI
jured a nerve in his right arm -"
night the show opened in Madls1h
SQuarc Garden and was out p'
action five days A siege OF Ze:o
weather killed the gate receipt
tour nights in a row a shcrt time
later Now Frank KOYacs tho
trOUPe's blg attraction, has t"lsttG
ligamtIl
NO ASSET
Tie tOwcru1 Californian viii re
main III SICK bay for two 70 three
weeks unl!I ms pa%-oN arm menQS
and he certainly Is no asset sitting
n the stands Thompson recruit
ed Gene Max from tie old sold
ierS home 10 oat for Perry and
has revived L. SfLticn 10 suD tor
Koyacs RI2a, Low Hc Is read"
TO call on thc OlG perennial. BL!
Tllden. a. the crack ot az c!bJ9
These mShaD:. ann2EH2 anC
costly as tuey seem. Sill COZ ap-
prOXlmate another worry VIVA
which the DOy geu.u. currently Is
coping. That is the pGDIC's steady
refusal TO accept The enterprise
as the completely spOIlNg contest
II Is. JOl.l Doe IS remaining sEep-
tlcal-and al home Mr Average
Fan firmly Deheyes tne venture .a
/ nicely fixed
Thompson won say tDa. IL a.
many words but member ol tAc
East West SpJrunz cluD broke the
news tc me gently TO-DAY As you
may know. The tour Is conducted
on strict cash ana no carry basis
Each man is pald Cnly Tor the
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-21

Wildcats. 35-22. IN 4 same that S2W
foug u the BraWley first srina
toul on; III lie third and fourth
quarters. John Williams was the
flrSt 10 leave tie same and he Va
followed 10 the showers by c.
SipeS. Ray MMgcr and Tom In
mamNra.
CalcXico ed - a end Of tie
first quarter and The .ead was built
up a. the game progressed At half
time the BalldoG> held an 1873 lead.
In the thIrd quarter Alex Rivera.
playln1 his usual al.-eourt game 10
CaleXico. toand The range and built
ND his point total % l3. Rivera
had TO leave the game Al the end
of the thlrd period because Of fouls.
Lewis Jackson. Bulldog, center add
cd nine points.
Carl SIpes. BraWley center. lei
Wildcat scorers with six points. H
was in the came but one half. Ray
NIlnter. guard. made five points
for tie Wildcats.
Tuesday night the e. Centre
Spartans came close to dlSaSter
when they had to put on a last hal
scoring squirt to win from the Cali
patria Hornets, 3l-22. in a game
transferred from the BraWley sym
TO Z, Centre.
The spartan team was quite a
bit off stride while the Calipatrla
soaad .eemed al home on the small
co4rt Calipat led Il Centre, 81
a. nc end Of the frs quarter and
the score Wa tied Up. Ibis, at the
end Of the half. Terry Oklda, watch
-chavm guard. led Spartan scorers
with - points and Allen kooata'
Spartan forward. made eight.
Coach Roy Thomas OF the Hornets
said the shortage of basketball ma
terra. Is 80 great At his school that
only Two boys on lis varsity squad
I'll exponent ya'n-s OF a players.
Two bcvs. Sob Amaro and Pete
Valeuzuala, are small enough 70
play on c team.
In another night game in Holt
Vile. the Vikings set down the
Imperial Tigers. .8-l7, in hard
fought came Plar was we'll refereed
&Ad fouls were cut TO minimum.
Coach Bcn Palm-s"n said hi
Ho.tyille boHs are nov ready to
tackle the Cal!patrIa team Thurs
dar might IN the BraWley gynnaN-
ium. On Fldar night E, Centro Is
scheduled 20 meet CaleXlco in a
came to determine league leadership
and in a. probability" championship
of tie .oop. Game VIII start at 40
in the Z. Ccucro gym, Bra%ley
will PLAY Imperial il an afternoon
game a. Imperia. on the same day.