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Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-30
BY JACK CUDDY

NEW YORK. Nov. 3O.-UP0-
As the levelling-off process in col
lege football became increasingly
effective each succeeding season
during the past 80 years, it became
more and more difficult for any
team to battle through a cam
paisn with a perfect record-tO
eVade upsets.
During the three decades since
tha forward pass WaS developed
ab9u. 1912. the gridiron accent
shifted TO the smart game. fea-
turing speed. aeriaIs and decep-
tion, rather than the previous con-
centratioa on pure Drawn.
Meanwhile many colleges in all
sections. who had been virtually
unknown in athletics, began to ap-
p-eciate the advertising valCe Of
big time football teams. They be-
gan to realize that they could turn
Out strong teams if the smart
game was taught properly to the
talent available in their areas, or
the manpoWer that could be made
. y
Hence. clever coaches were in de-
mand-brain Guys who could put
second ard third-rate institutions
on the football map, and keep them
there.
The seeds q r:g-time football
were sown throughout the land by
an ever-increasing band Of coaches,
and as these seeds bore robust fruit,
titans Of the past-like Harvard.
Yale and Princeton-gradUally gave
WaE To pigsi:in powers that plos-
sCmed in virtually every state.
Hence il was that the 194l sea
son-the one that preceded Pearl
Harbor-found approximately $50
institutions playing what might be
called big time football. That was
the greatest season the gridiron
ever knew. II broke all records for
total attendance and general en-
thusiasm. And the leVellln9-of
process had progressed 50 far, that
team-strength in all sections was
virtually on a par Because Of the
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-30
N. DISC. KISS
AND FORGIVE ALL

LOS ANGELES, Nov. 30. up
Arnold Eddy, graduate manager OF
the University of Southern Califor-
MIA. today said use and Notre
Dame are the best of friends de-
spite Saturdays rough game which
wound up in free-fc!all braWl.
I'VE have enjoyed a long and
pleasant relationship with Notre
Dame" Eddy said, land though Sat
urday's game was unpleasant out
there on the field, there is definite
L. no reason to terminate this trad
iti0nal home and home series
Coach Frank Lc2hy Of the Irish
publicly apologized 10 Acting Cap
tam Norm Very of the TrojanS for
any roughness on the part Of the
None Dame players and Very ac-
cepted gracefully.
We've forgotten the whole thing"
said Dick Nash. use athletic news
director We're looking forward to
our game with the University Of
California at Los Angeles
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-30
SPORTS PARADE
Perfect Mark Difficult

general proficiency On all sides,
sports Writers-despit their groans
and means on Monday - had to
come t9 accept the upset" as part
q The game.
BIT even these hardy fellows
INJURED 70 a certain quota OF form
lerorsals-Were utterly unprepared
ior the tOpsy-turvy season that
greeted them in 1912 The war
injected dynamite into the cam
paign upon which the curtain has
jast descended. Upsets became the
rule rather than the exception.
There were three major causes
for this. a. in addition to the usu-
al losses Of letter men through
graduation, most squads were pared
by enlistments; O. many coaches
left their schools and went into
service to condition our fighting
men, and 80 freshmen were per-
mitted 10 play Cn the varsity at
most COLLEGES tC ill the gaps in
depleted squads.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-30
.Sjnkwich Leads
Team Downward

NEW YORH. Nov. 30.-UPD-
Georgia s Bulldogs were back on top
Of the intercollegiate football pile
today after knocking off unbeaten
Georgia Tech in a convincing man
ner 10 earn Q trip to the Rose Bowl.
Led by All-American Frankie
SinkWich. Georgia busted off the
Engineers, $40, Saturday, in a day
that vas a fitting climax to the
most unprcdictablc season in col
legt gridiron history The rush that
followed the days results ended in
the bowl acceptances:
Rose BOWl-Georfia VS. Pacific
Coast Conference champion
Sugar BOWl-Tulsa VS. Tennessee.
Cotton BOWl-TeXaS vs.. Georgia
Tech.
The Orange Bowl, Sun and new
ly-founded Corn Bowl at Chicago
still we're untitled. although Hard
in-SimmonS, cO-championS of the
Border Conference, were reported
ready 10 accept a bid TO the Sun
P0Wl 10 meet an outstanding serV-
ice team. Alabama and Boston
College we're regarded as having thC
inside track for the Orange Bowl
9elcction with William and Mary
Santa Clara and Miami University
also uentioued Holy Cross, upset
conqueror Of Boston College, ano
Alabama were mentioned for the
Corn Bowl.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-30
GnIDDERS RETURN
FROM |. A.; SAY
irish DIRTY

TWenty-SiX iettermen and man.
ayers from FL Centre high school
returned TO school Monday after
witnessing tie Fighting Irish live
up to their name Saturday.
Both COacn Loa Birnbaum and
Clarence Anderson we're in agree
nent that Notre Dame played dir
" football in beating the Uniyer-
Sit of Southern California in their
weekend game in Los Angeles.
There was no excuse for q team
supposedly as powerful as Notre
Dame 10 play that Eind Of football. ."
3iubam7 eaid. BirnbaWn attended
Den}c: university and played foot
pail under Coach jeff CraVath, now
mead man Of the TrojanS.
Anderson, who is j use alumnus.
said that CraVath had been expect
ing iust such an occurrence before
Game- time. Cfayath told him Fri
day that the Notre Dame team did
IOl play clean football.
Cravalh had secuted the Irish The
week before in their game with
Northwestern.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-30
Coast Grid IL.
Scrambled Mess

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 30
U.PD-"Ifs" and butts" must be
used liberally to describe the Pa
ficic Coast Conference football sit
uatiOn as Of today.
A week from Saturday, UCLA.
and Southern California meet at
the Los Angeles coliseum. If NC.
LA. wins, the Bruins will in all
probability receive a unanimous
vote from the other conference
members TO represent the West in
the Rose Bowl against Mighty
Georgia.
If use. triumphs, the Trojans
will have a strong claim 10 the
Rose Bowl nomination for they've
always been tough and rough at
Pasadena on New Years Day.
If the game ends in a tie, Wash
ingtOn State. now in second place
in the standings a half a game
behind UCLA. will have the du-
bious honor Of trying To stop
Frankie SinkWich end company
if the Cougars beat Texas A and
M. next Weekend
But no matter who emerges as
the fair-haired school when the
thing Is put TO a vote. the simple
fact remains that the best team
on the coast is-Stanford
The amazing Indians - deSpised
even by their own rooters when
they started the season by losing
three games IN a row-proVed their
pTowess hey end doubt last Satur-
day when they crushed the St.
Mary's Navy Pre-Flight School, 70
10 10.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-30
FELLOWS SETSUp
NEW GRID MARK

LOS ANGELES. NOV. 3O.-UP1
Fresno States burly football team
headed for home today with a 27-
too victory ever Loyola and a new
collegiate record for passing.
Jackie Fellows, outstanding small
college star led Fresno to triumph
before 10000 fans in Gilmore sta
diEn Yesterday with a game in
which he ran his record of COM
Dlcted passes for touchdowns to 81.
two more than Davey O'Brien of
Texas Christian and Paul Cover
nall Of Columbia, with whom he
had held Joint record.
Twice Fellows passed to touch
downs against Loyola, first in the
second period when he spiraled to
Louie Futrcll in the end zone and
again in the fourth, with Red
Schroeder receiving.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-30

Somebody forgot 10 tell the IN
dians they were supposed to get
the tar kicked out Of themselves
Led BY Fullback Buck FaWcctt.
Quarterback Ray Hemmett. Guard
Chuck TaylCr and End Hank Nor
berg. they completely demOraliZed
the Navy in the first quarter and
went on 10 complete the biggest
upset Of the year west Of the Rock
les.
The Stanford players might have
to pay their way in 10 the Pasa-
dena classic yet they can point
derisiyc finger at either Washing
ton State or use. if one of those
clubs makes the grade. They can
needle the Cougars for running out
on a date with the Pre-Flight squad
and they can remind the Trojans
Of the l4-6 humping they gave
them earlier in the season.
On the other hand, the Indians
recognize the fact that they were
trounced BY UCLh. before they
displayed The surpriein2 reversal Of
form which brought them consecu-
tive victories over Washington.
Orcecu State. California and the
Navy.
Southern California didn't add
any lustrc 10 It's record Saturday
b. losing 10 N1uc Dame, 10, while
Warrington state Wa9 held 10 q
scorelc.s ne br WASHINGTON UC
n was I0lc
OREGON state ballcd Michiaan
state 10 ~ deadlock at Eaat
Lansing.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-30
n. ]. STOCKS

NEW YORk Nas ~ -. @.a.E~
made IN iucgu'ar decline taa.. e. f.
session that =ou0dcd rai tHc sasa.Iea#
November since 1913 Bonds ..Sa we've
featureless vaie commodities sa.gea .a..
small changes
Favorable var ncVs vas .Eua.ad t.
cauiious stock traders. Experts .rtc.
pated increased taVN selling Caaae tie
irsl three weeks of pcoeHl.i .ns tnis
iypc Of trading was q Iarta- 'odas.
steel operations held III last week :
rate OF SS.. pc CeDt OFF fatc1 eaHa rs
This was nearly three points unae. re
record nigh Of l0l per cent ~ eilcH.
the first Of the month
Treasury officials and thousand. ~
volunteers launched Sire EoNcHn".~'
drive for 50 o0o Opn.uuH .u bonds. - zig
FeSt financing operation I1 0lSints Itt=
was seen as some competition Ia. the
stock market since maH& prospective
stock buyers diverted fDuss tu tas oy@
government offerings Euteff.'tii H'E.,
on the stock cAcuarbe sr=a ur .a.sr NJ
Railroad shares were caste .Hi '#t
average made q lcN ... s.H'r ~e... en-
bcr n Norfolk and Nesier~ dfa ara
thrcc points ON "a few SaIc, and rJc-
uona losses were noted % sar.a fe At
lantic Coast Line. Southern Pacific and
Inion Pacific
per we're naeravl. m..sG Dls were
easier in most Instances. airline issues
firrned wit hEastern Al new high All
crafts were mixed Enough utilities cas-
ed TO send that average down q lAc-
ton.
American Telephone gained point
Western Union ana international Icle-
phone eased LiEect and Myers preferred
and Lorillard preferred gained a point
Eastman made ntH high 4n mixed
chemical group.
Iow-priced ISSUES again featured IN
turnover Commonwealth and Sor'n"rn
most active issue, held al the previous
close of $50
Dow Jones preliminary closing aver
ages: Industrial ia 81. Off 0-45. Raj rs X
of O23: Utility l4.o0, off oo3; and 20
Stocks Is. 20 off OH.
stock sales totaled 472lo shares com
pared with 524 20 shares in The pre-
ceding fiVe-hour session Friday. Curb
stock sales were 96.G7l shares against
102, $40 Friday.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-30
DEL RIO OPENS
WITHFLURRY OF
ACTIVITY SUNDAY

BraWley's Del Rio country
club was officially open for
the fall and winter season
Monday following a she-bang
Of she-bangS Sunday in' which
more than so golfers participated.
Celebrating the gate lowering
were dozen or SO golfers from FL
Centro, few from CaleXico and
scattered remnants from The other
imperial Valley towns.
III speci,.l blind bogey tourna-
ment, for which war savings stamps
were awarded as prizes, Russell
Browns Sc net was low. Brown
carded a 90 from which was sub
tracted his 38 handicap.
CARDS A 81
Close behind him was another
BraWley golfer, Bud Burris, with
a 81 i1e turned in an SO from
which his handicap Of 26 was taken
TO give him net OF 81
Frank Dearman came in third
after his 20 handicap had been de-
duCted from hIs round OF 79.
Les Rogers, Brawley, scored a 70
bat his 10 handicap gave him ONLY
Il net Of 50.
Medalist of the da@ was Jack
Ionas, CaleYico, who toured Che
l8 sand and grals greens in total
Of 68 strokes.
Tunney Williams went around ir
80 and paul Post and Les Rogers
crossed 70's.
Free lunches were eeryed By tie
women member Cf the Del Rio t.
top Of! the -oaGO!in. latiGnin4
fastivitY
IN ST SiihiE
The entire course was in splendid
shape after mcmEer5 had taken the
Thanksgiving holiday last week to
finish Work on the greens and fair
Ways.
Although no professional has been
hired for the Del Rio this year. it
will carry on under the manage
menL oi Mr.. and Mrs Ray McMa-
non. Jack McLaren, pro from tho
Barbara Worth country club. viii
make two trips to the nOrthcnd
cCuraa a week to give instructions.
The ciuDroCM Of the Del Rio Is
heins used as an officers LOUNGE
by the Marine Officers from Camp
Dunlap.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-30
UPLS. FLAX FUTURES
Ground Dangerous
For This Filler

LONDON. Nov. 30 - fUP9-An
American pilot who flew II months
with the Raj without injury was
in London hospital today with a
broken leg suffered in fall down
a blacked-out staircase.
Emmett Egberg Edwards, 81. Of
Globe, Arizona, a former Uniyer-
sity CT Ariozn aathlete, was the
unlucky victim.
Edwards recently transferred to
the us. Navy.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-30
T.. A. LIVESTOCK

TIs AVI,Ti rs NIV 20 TT|"LlHo-
stock. Federal State Market News
Cattle salable 27oo. generally Stead.E.
medium to good fed steers l&.52-lt.lu.
common to medium steers II l.29-l2 .
common to medium heiiers ln-l27a, CON-
nor 10 -aediun1 cows S.75-10.50. better
grades all classes held higher. Gamers
snG cutters $50: common TO medium
bllls q.5O-7O.o5. Calves salable coo steady
fey, common to good Nealers li.3o-l4 ..
few common 20 medium ca.Yes l9-ap-l-.7si-
Hogs sala5le $500, baiK NnSo.e' -
saias steady. mos sales and bids lo-i3
cents lowe. sows l5-25 cents 'owe- gofd
10 choice 10000 lbs. 14-27-ii 80 top
II s.. 2qD-31O lbs. II, good 10 c'"i'e
cows 13-1&.6e.
choice lambs quoted 1l-1f25.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-30
Red Ruffing at
VuItee Factory

DOWNEY, Cal, Nov. 30. CUP)-
Big Red Rufting. 81, ace right
handler of the New York Yankees.
is working in the Vultee Aircraft
plant here, installing gadgets on
Consolidated Liberator bombers, it
was revealed today.
Red, who lives in Long Beach,
Cal, said ne doubted if there would
be any major league baseball next
year-but added IF there is. the
Yanks will win in the American
of courSe!"
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-30

NtUSUIIUI IVdU.
ClimaXing a tumultous season, in
which upsets were a dime a dozen,
the final weeks guessing contest
topped them all Eight winners out
of - were enough to cop first place
in the final contest for Priscilla
Lamb.
She ended the season with Il
total Of "A points, five behind Mac
key and Padilla. A pair Of tickets
to the first high school league bas-
ketball game will go to her for WIN
ninp the final cnmDetitiOn.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-30
7 4. STOCKS

Los ANGELES. Nov. 30 UPI TT1dlng
vas brisk and heaVg on Tie Los Angeles
stock exchange TO-DAY with d volume .ef
6lo0 shares reported. Seven lSsaes "ete
up. tt1o vefr down ana thlrr @eie ah-
The li>f. Tflnsamerica 4oo A. 81 doVn
D.. southern Pacific 2uu at la. do"n :
ENeiei Oh l5u al IA W %. N"rdea
20Ou at unchanged. Union on It" :,
ia down /, Buckeye Pfd lu@1 at ol
up Of. Chryslcr Corp 100 al Ola down :.
Joe al 100 down 10 cents Ryan 200 a
-, unchanged Berkey-Gay - at = down
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-30
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO. Nv. BU-OIFI. tOm Iuiures
advanced as much as q cent hushel on
Inc board of trade today before some
what checked Wheat. oats. rye ana
soybeans eased late in the session with
rye establishing a dip Of il bushci
Wheat finished the day off i 10 &c
a bushel. corn up l. to =. oats off =
10 !. rye off q to I, and soybeans of
i TO p.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-30
SHORT NOTICE

Because of short notice only
handful of prospective baseball
players showed up Sunday after
noon at Ell Centre stadium but
plans were continued, nevertheless,
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-30

Rudy Sholder, Felomina Andrade,
L. A. Conn. F. B. Christian, Mary
Andrade, Albert Terra2aS. John
Finn, Carlos Padilla.
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Max SoneS, Raymond c. Recder
Jack Tackett 81. Ermaleen Buck
lin, Bert Holt. Henry f'arrar. G. j.
MOniz, Paul Mackey.
39
Albert Olsen. Charles D. OsUan-
der.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-30
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Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-30
= dEIIu, Muckey
Get u Tickets 10
Rose Bow Game

Both Carlos Padilla CaeXco and Paul Mackey, FL Cen
tro will recevc tickets to the Rose Bowl ON jan
uary between Georgia and the champion of the coast
ference was announced Monday after both failed to win
point the final grid guessing contest but retained their
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-30
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LOCAL BUTTERFAT
l.. A. GRAIN

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Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-30
Markets at q
Glance
BY UNITED PRESS

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Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-30

to get the winter league started
soon.
A team in Brawley under the dir
ection Of Dick Lingane has already
begun to practice and attempts Will
be made to bring about a meeting
between them and an Ell Centre
team next week.
Two teams from IMexicali are ex-
pected to enter winter league COM
petition and there is a possibility
that Heber. champion of play last
season, may again enter the field.
Manuel Ortiz, bantamweight box
ing kingpin from Ell Centre who
fielded a team last year, said that
he expects it will be impossible Tor
him TO have team this season.
Many of the players he used then
are now in the army, Ortiz SAID.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-30
. N Z: R0

Many users say first use is
u revelation" " Has IA base OF
old fashioned mutton suet,
Grandma 4 favoritc. Demand
stainless l'enetrO.' Generous
lar 25f, double supply 3jt.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-30

TO CAPTAIN ARM.
WEST POINT, N. Y. Nov. 30.
CITP)-Center eastman j. Myslinski
will captain the 1913 Army football
team. it was announced today.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-30
Elks Club, Ell Centro
December | = Five PM.

ALL building will
best that building materials really neednd Whiting
Mead's famous low prices
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-15
BIRTHS


BOYS were born TO:
Pearl Nowak 1912 Helen.
Blanche Thibodeau. 1891 Hyland. Ferndsls
Ohve Justice, S425 Helen.
Gsnevieve Crardin. 1927 Twentieth.
Christine Long. eli0 Fourteenth.
Elna Judnich. 2l2s Chalmers.
Margaret KalamsJka. 1929 Rad
Elizabeth MaIenfsnt. 275O Ballard road
MI. Clemens
May seguin. 33i Mt Vernon.
Ruth Scott. 4T3s Seminole.
Florence Herman. 1882 McRinstry.
Florence Meyer. 1923 Tarnow
Johnnie Williams 1905 orleans.
Anne Leskinen. 3llp kanter.
Clare Macinnis. 1880 Ward.
Mildred Calhoun. Isi5 jay.
Myrtle Power. 1915 Jackson. Dearborn.
Katherine Chamberlain, 1913 Twenty -lf,n
Geneva Dickerson. 5l56 Williams.
Helen Moore 3774 Thirty-second.
Bertha LANCER. i54a Henry
Grace Schultz 2O56I Buffalo.
Grace Edwards, 1895 Racine.
GeneyieYe Malice. l24ls Laing
Anna Powell. 2020 William, Nj. Clsmens.
Virginia Ysck. e9ss Ready. Van Dyke.
Ruth speelman. el4s Kensington.
Elizabeth Patterson. 1885 Abingdon.
Naomi Allen, 1880 West Fort.
Jewell Joslin, 324 Louise Highland Park.
Bernice Benko. s04O Dayton
julia curcio. 5oss Ess; Nine-Mile, Van
Dyke
Mary sharon 700 Prentis
Frances Thoms. 1859 Helen.
Pearl WoJtowIcz. 3l2s kanter.
Dorothy sugg 1914 Chalmers
Ruth Simmons. 1880 North Mar,indale.
Jeanette Fisher, 1890 Leisure.
Margarine Guilnfet. ~ Iiene.
Bernice Dickey 3742 HoGarth
Eleanor Zerla 5000 Kapz. Center Line
Elizabeth Barnes. 1871 Fielding.
Elsie Garwood. 1881 WoodnRhAm.
Kathleen Rudolph. $50 Temple
Irene Stowe. s74 New York Lincoln Park
Amy Hoffman 1870 Rosemont
Anita Bostwick. 1885 Wsshburn.
Stella kuiy. 2O3 Frazer, River Rouge.
Ruth Lessnau. 14702 Winthrop.
Pauline Manesoli. le203 Reno.
Mary Wiesburg. 603s Saginaw.
Marie Heaney. 1928 Kensington.
Eugenia 81. German, l7l0 webb
Elizabeth CilIies. 612 Marquette drive.
Dorothy Leader, $500 Grandy.
Frances Makar, 1888 AfEy.e, Inkster
Florence Greb, 1920 Ciippert.
Emma Bugai. 5947 Mitchell
Mary Koral. $500 Sherman, Base Line.
Pernia Martin, 3417 National.
Lou Niece i2i4l Pardee road, l0kster.
charlotte Dumochelle, III Longfellow.
Julia Bauer 576i Bewick.
Flo Rowles, 1870 Canton.
Dorothy Mazer. l2l31 Memorial.
Mildred Mannon $3.50 kOlb.
Belle Williams Gil West Forest
Helen Herschler. 1920 Provost.
Clementine Richie. 1855 Concord.
Anna Sloan. lss24 Wood street. Melvindale.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-15
Conference
Detroit Exchange Head
TO Meet With SEC

PHILADELPHIA, July Is
Wartime conference of financial
leaders with securities and cX-
change commissioners Will be held
in Philadelphia next Monday 10
initiate what SEC Chairman Can
son Hlrcell termed a Joint eX-
ploration of problems confronting
securities business and commission.
Among those invited 10 attend
are Emil Schram. president, New
York Stock Exchange; Edgar
Scott. president, Philadelphia
Stock Exchange; James +. Burns
Jr., president, Association of Stock
Exchange Firms: Andrew c. Reid,
Detroit Stool. Exchange;
John S. Fleek, president, Invest
ment Bankers Association of
America: Wallace II. Fulton, ex-
ecutive director. National AsSocia-
ton of Securities Dealers, Inc,
and Marshall r. Barbour. presi-
dent, Pittsburgh Stock Exchange.
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MaurieIIo Easily
Whips Tony Music

NEW YORK, July Is tUP).-
Tami Mauriello, 1921. New York,
won an eight-round decision from
Tony Music, $685.. Chicago. at the
Bronx Coliseum last night. Mauri-
clio, who fights Red Burman in
Madison Square Garden July %,
needed only one round TO solve
Musto's low bobbing style and
from then on, it was just a case
of how much punishment the Chi
cagoan could take. Music was
helped by his "a pound weight adj
vantage.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-15
DEATHS

Joseph Potichke. 1853 Wabash. ss
Alexander stwieeki 5000 Hayden ss
AI5era Macleod 1851 Hamilton, Highland
Gregory Taior. IA East Warren. 81.
George +. Strong 50s7 Seneca. 7s
r iederick J. Helfrick, 1876 Camden, q.
israel Esser. 2fjf Euclid 81
Clarence J. Crawford 1896 kellogg a.
Mary Smith, s6i2 Cameron. 5s
yeanle Law 66ii vinewood, 20
Betty Peterson. 1925 San Juan drive a.
sarah Ray 2766 Jaw IS. 20
waiter Randall 4203 Avery. ST.
Helen Emlet 1928 sheridan 80.
florence Deuschindorf. 1912 Field. 4s.
Harry Pstler 2020 Elmhurst. Sc
Sing Mccain, 7775 Central. a.
Allan Grover. I'll Charlotte a.
Bertha L. n. Scott. s7i Hague p
E E.Is JENNINGS. 1872 st. Marys. 81.
Mary Carradi. 5li South Cavalry. ST
Joseph Mclean, 1852 Chicago boulevard ss
Mrs Agnes Begovch, 1852 ward road
Bloomfield Township, So
Elmer Kirkpatrick $500 Sheridan. 81.
Frank Haswell. s6f3 EImira. rs
Helen McHugh. So LaBelie. So
Joseph Sheehan. 2230 Cortland en
Go GaG Penoerthy, 2os Euclid. Roya
Victor A; Jean. iOO2t Asbury Park. 70.
william }. Bolton. 1923 West Vernon 81
Emma Barth. 255 Ashland So.
S'fPye NgsIteveNan' 1862 Church. Highland
Ma,llds Daschke. siss Theodore =
Matthew NJ. Markey. 20O3 Campbell. So
sarah a; DIVER. 1882 Junction. -
Edward Henry Rogers, Book Cadillac Hotel
So 'u'''a' h''e''
Emma Dixon. 1852 whitney. ~
Delhert n Spragg, 1854 Promenade 90
Neville Llnfquist. Pleasant Ridge. 2
Mary a Murphy, 1858 East Grand baule.
ward -.
William Cannon. 1880 East Jefferson. A.
Ellen Holland. 1887 Lttleneld. SIS
Helen Cosgrove 10 North Mlitery 40
Melanie Caret. 1922 Hartweu. II.