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Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-06
SAM SNEAD LEADS
FLORIDA TOURNEY

ST. PETERSBURG. Fla, Mar. 6
tUPD Defending Champion
Sammy Snead led by one stroke at
the halfway mark of the $4,000
St. Petersburg open golf tourna-
rent today with rounds of 1859
-l4l.
Snead took the lead on Yesterdays
second 18-hole leg when he bagged
six brides in Il driving rain for
his three under par
Al BrOSch, Farminedalc, N Y.
Carded 70 for d l42 total and sec
Ond place. Sammy Byrd and Jack
Grout were dcadlOCkCd at 143 after
respective rounds of II and 70
Two Of the leading professionals.
Benny Hogan and Henry Picard.
we're disqualified and eliminated
from the tournament for unucccS-
sary delay at the starting tee.
Byron Nelson. who led at the end
of the first round with G8, was
bothered by the weather and caN G
III with a 76 for Il Ia total Otncr
3G-hole scores were: Frank S'.az-
la las; Jimmy Hines, Herman Kic-
ser, Billy Burke and Paul Runyan,
lac; Ray Mangrum, 147: Dick Co
vern and Jim Ferrier l48: Chick
Harbert, Lloyd GullickSon. Herman
Barron Chandler Harper, RalrN
Guldahl and Bob Shave. 149.
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SPARES
and
STRIKES

GullettS GroccrS were sitting on
top of the heap in the commercial
bowling league Friday after stretch
n:e their lead by taking four points
over the second place Imperial dis
uiet team
The Grocers have now won As
games and lost 90 Count for the
district team is 80 wins and 20
losses
John Weilands split two and
two with Owl cafe last Tuesday
night to hold tightly to their third
place III the standings. The team
has won 81 and lost 81
Shcrwood'S cafe also is firmly
anchored at fourth spot, taking "A
al decision from the last place
Trocadero team. Sherwoods team
has "a wins and "a losses! Owl cafe
has won 80 and lost 35: Trocadcro
has won l6 and lost So.
John Turnac, Barbara Worth club
golt pro, was individual high scorer,
turning in a sparkling GOT series. He
combined games of 22l. 225 and l6l
for his score
G. McGillis also turned in a high
series. He had 4 581 featured by
208 game.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-06
ANGOTT BATTLES
FOR RECOGNITION
EFXT YORK March 6 up,

NEW YORK. March 6 UP, -
sammy AugOtt. tie "champion -
s9cv knows" battles Bob Mont
-omery OF Philadelphia a Madison
Sq.~re Garden tonight With recog-
ritlCn oy The nations t.-hc fans as
- c..!et incentive
Angot,. who Won the lightweight
championship from Lew jenkins
.ls:ee months ago. vas ar 8-5 un-
Gerdog for the 12-round bout de
spite a decision over MONTGOMERY
II Philadelphia in .94O L was an
3.erWr!gis- match and the title was
- A. sake.
An-oJc. aside from ;he purse has
GO,hing 10 gain bu. public recogni-
ION. the purse is nc. TOO important
- the Clear-llving Italian American
:. n WasaingtOn. a HI, busy fists
uve earned him plenty OF money
during lis siX-Seay professio'I
aoEing career and tine money has
b"ca handled wisely for his wife
ad 'Wo daughters.
TuGisDH'nd champion OF the 1885,
HaHNd cla#- An1o'' WIlEs in the
8. .sopH - nDiI,pu hcca,Iae hc has
tsen Of q..l: uuc'atpr ~uo AVOIDED
r. uH..#f a.i'. aad iNr publlc eve
IHtW. o.el BGblal Bub XII bring
lam uationWldc rcspcrr from tue
tam bIf d"icat will shoe him deep
~ INTO the shadows.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-06

, fast and furious affair
The Arabs started their season
this year by winning five out Of six
AameS but since then the Nomads
have had q lot of tough luck. losing
scyen straight First thing that lNp-
pcnrd was the dropping of school
by Star Forward lack Tackett.
Since then several others have
dropped until at present the team
Is bur a mere shell of what it
started out TO be
Jack FOX, center On the team who
has been captain and mainstay,
will be in there making points.
however. Fox has been consistently
the highest scorer on the squad and
will probably match anything the
L A. team can show
other probable starters include
Norman Sharp and Sdck Suttle,
guards: Ben Shaw and Tom Hodg-
son. forwards.
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that hr practices what he breaches.
n" has been drilling his b0t:s con-
StaniIH IN how 10 Int rhe apple oyer
the olttlcd"u, heads.
The Spartan hurlng should be
just about tops in the league thi,
year chat IS in ono case anyway.
Sophomore lcit-handcr Jack Nc
Cluna has been improving rapidly
and with little help should be
pretty tough for batters to touch.
In a practice game Thursday the
boy showed too much speed and con-
troll for most battcrs as he famed
four in TWO innings.
Fielding appears little weak
on the Spartan team at this carly
dat" but by the time the first league
game Is played March l3D it should
have improved quite bit
BirnbaUm has forty boys trying
out for the team nov.
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rul nllNcl> is possible standoutS
th> year who are now serving III
the armed services.
Joe Gecllu>. Spokane rookie who
WAS purchased by san Diego to re-
place Ed Pclle4rui. crackerjack
snor,slop shipped to the Boston Red
sox. WIS named b. the correspond
on, - wearing a Padre uniform
Gcd4as is one OF The seven shoul-
deI04 Il rifle
Stan Spcrry, second baSeman, Art
Ianitero. reserve second sacker, and
Mickey HaSln Will not be playing
for he Padres this season as claim
ed by The word slinsCr, burst SAT-
That leaves the manager with bu
TWO re4ulala. Art Garibaldl and
George Mcdonald, in the lnficld.
MY outficld is all right, my
catching is all right and my pitching
is all right. Everything depends
ON whether | can get together a
suitable mlirld
How can nave a first or ever
second place ball team using two
rockies in my lineup speaking OF
John Iohrkc. third baseman AMI
Jack Whipple. second bascman ?
It's IMPOSSIBLE burst said.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-06
President Signs
Huge Fund Bill

WASHINGTON, March 6. tUPp--
President Roosevelt today signed
the largest appropriation bill in
the nations history. a measure car
rying S32, 1862 737900 more in funds
for prosecution of the war.
This measure made about $85.-
000,00G,000 voted for war purposes
by congress since the Pearl Harbor
attack Dec. T. The total since June,
1910, is about $145, 100000.
The new appropriation carries
S30,412.737,900 in cash plus contraC t
authorizations for S2,350OOO.OOO
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". ]. STOCKS

los ANGELES March y G'pt rlICc,
Slid downward during morning trading
an the Los Angeles stock exchange today
one issue Ms up. l. down and three
unchanged in approximate HH.a'. o.
i,pp shares
The last included
Central lnNcrS,mcnt - >Uaae> a II
unchanged TranSamciIea 1H al J. uu.
changed Pacific Gas enn. -1s1 at H..
down :, southern CaI dl>oH common In
al Ia uown i EdISun = pc, cent.
10 at ~, down = southern Pacific 1N
al j., down Rchficld lnn At -.
down q, Standard 100 Al IL h.. down j.
Signal a 100 al 10 down 5 superior
Oil 100 al % down Union lN n l.
down J.; Aircraft Accessories. lop At l.Up
down 10; Consolidated stcc common lou
at -. down =, Nenasco lpa ii l.y1
unchanged.
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SAN DIEGO WINS
CCAA CAGE TITLE

SAN DIEGO. Ca March 6 up
A San Diego State college bas-
ketball squad, league champions Of
to California Collegiate Athletic
association prepared TO leave to-
ia. tor Kansas Cry Mo 70 com
petc IL the national intercollegiate
Championships
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aens, colored over 5 y lbs 4 up
l.. 4. PRODUCE

y ANIkLtH Mo-" y = ="
nal and trading wcte gcre.e.s ~....
cjatc
Lettuce. d.. pack Impcua. y 4~
25o-- - s. 225-2 81. Yum. = -..t.
-. - 2.56-4.75: Iced In2e..- .. :
doz 65-2. =. doZ = .a. '.
50-75c
Peas: oCacacua w poi. - So
D!eg" s. 6c. Cpachc.la hu, a.. -..
Diegp 3-6c imperial to. X
i7-lb Imperial crts 2.-5-3e1
Squash: white summcr Imp, .. =. .,',
- Italian Imperial NlH c'i> = ~ -,
fats -. *: COachella flats = 81 -. raa
D.rgo Jugs = 81. 50: yel.pr csaaKne.a
Imperial CTS 2.T5-3: fat - C5ar...
flats .. per ID. banana i.ca. ss#s 49,
,,If- - hubbard 4C
Tomatoes: Imperial y. ct', o-...-
. 25-3.5o. is 3-3.25. Ia~ -5a-4e5 o..
49, Stops $50; flats iN5> 259# l".-.
iuE> 70. crtS 1.50-2. fats i.5u-i -
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l.. A. STOCKS

NEW NoRk March " U-r' Stocks
broke to the lowest general irlol> .. lput
NcarS t"day "a losses tInuinc s" m"t,
than . points Do TIE aalu ll,' .a.I Co.
9 points ul >cuuN luti, >-a'">
Stock sales artIu> mated "iu.on i.uc>
most since 4 >!m,,t amnuu; Ms t,adcd
Feb. 10 ana Conpatcd viii t,n.Hm yes
tcrda>. Cub stock erlr> Vcrr l12.UFu
shares. the mus, Tins va. "G.dn>, "l.WHl
Yesterday.
Utilities and commuuIedtun,. viii rates
fixed by law were hardest hat. Motors.
expecting huge Volume Of VA business.
held losses Ia m.no: proportions.
Dow Jones preliminary ciuSInE >falk ~
eragcS: Industrial 1u2 u off ID. EIl!
-. off ii; Utility l22J. of - ami
% stocks "a. 73 off 81.
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Barnes
StorninQ
by RAY BARNES

After four days Of team practice,
Coach Lon Birnbaum Of Fl Centre
hlgh school has hope ior = double
\ baseball quad thl@ Fear
Blrnbanm is a firm ocioyrr of
Yankee psychology pIacu12 cE-
phasis on slugging power instead of
offensive strategy.
I'd rather win my games by
4 2l-l8 score, or something like
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attempt to chalk up final victory
Saturday night against Il Methodist
church team from Los Angeles
Al pm the Arab caecrs viii
take the floor against a team that
las NOT been defeated III strong
church league competition III Two
years.
With a victory over the University
Of California at Los Angeles l45-
pound team as their chief claim to
fame. the visitors will 9ttempt to
turn on scoring power against the
location boys
Reports indicate that any of the
'churchers" may break loose for a
scoring spree, and as the Arabs
aren't SO bad themselves when i.
comes to dropping the ball through
the hoop, the game promises to be
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-06
L. 4. BITTER e. EGGS
LARGE EGGS
/. 4. LIVESTOCK

Los ANGtIt> NHca q Up. AZ,
era Siuic Iaikrt Ncs,> service.
Cattle. >alahlr .5n. steers and urI'
sca'rr- prleg> generally steady few m.
Wm >;ces> H ar.3 hrirrj> Il - .,
tr# -'se.> ....'t - auI f.fr.~
l. -.s ...a#asa', g., Nr#aur1 r,,,> y -',-.'
,,#sr}.... aal cutters h.5n-- 'ueaH.r
-. tu..> a"-i0 -. C,I>c> >I1h'r
N,....> >eat- u,aun1 g. ,sa4.. /
lee1. .,a 1s,. .,,ss r..ts~ >.sau.
/, -u-l. y
HOG, >aatb.e - >.ca.t t. H. 500,
Hgn,.. good t. p.4rc i>u-@24 .h H..
-. top ii5u. -as8 >lu> lt.1a-I-
Saccp. sa.unir none good "a ,DH
Nn.... .anlu> N....-. :. - :. .n-NL
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L. A. PRODUCE

LOS ANGELES, CtI!f.. NUIC- 8 IN
ing was SLOW 10 moderate.
Asparagus. punched lmpcIla, elect "a
22c, OK fey 1920 fey 12-l5c. looSc locd
select and cN fey 1S-22c. fey 16-2oc san
Diego OK fey and select 2Oc foy l5-l7c.
Bunchcd vegetables: bect> -. , doI El-
T5c. carrots > duz 1-1.l3; Imperial j.
n. dob Sill - Coachclla -. dol Sill -
Sccd crtS Imperial iohs 4 do las
Coachclla do1 :. - ~. celery roo;
local duz 7O-SOc. dixon - do 5l-6Uc.
green onions = dol :. 2.2a-2.5u, leekS duH
Sill 20 mustard ! doz 35-4Oc, parsley
% doz - radlshcS small red doI c'l-
aOc. spinach ! dol 6O-75c. tutulpS 2r-%
dog 7u-75c. per do2. mn' and oyster
plant 35-4uc: Kohl rabi 4u-1uv aE.>r w
Cabbage local Cannonbdll Sl-ll5. .uhS
and ordinary 25-5uc. lmpciId. ilu-L-3,
i0-o.lC.
DANISH local s5-Sl. red l.5u-1.75. >aNo>
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CHLC.AGO GRIiNS

CHIC AGb N..-.t - g..
iGsc. UgGea , .' .ssss. .. 10. ST..
t#a.E
N..' tHf>rl ta .'r
aa,t ca;a .,.> ~. p. .#
ta - u:. .t.sr. 50 -
-. h.IU~ Ht fu
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Markets at a
Glance
MARKETS At a GLANCE
BY UNITED PRESS

Stocks weak in moderately aelNc i,ud-
lne
BONDS lower. L. :. governments IL
REGULARLY higher
Curb stocks lower.
Silver unchanged IN New NuIk
Cotton easy
Wheat i 10 il cen, lowe. coin Oh
y to up l.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-06
PADRE INFIELD STRONG? oh, NO,
MISTER DECLARES PADRE MANAGER

Manager Ccdrc burst doesn't quite agree with syndi-
Gated sports writer who praised Padre mfied strength
and predicted either first second position for the team
in th. Coast league this season.
The scribe was little grbled in his facts listing sew
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-06
L. 4. POULTRY

-. NNGEil~. Ca# -.-. #."
s.. leEhoins, =. = .., -. ..... A.
II is. L"EhornS over - to { lbs !
liens. Leg. over I los and up .........a /
lloi.-. c"lptnd. ) to = lbs
aens, colored over u lbs Il up
EruI"l~- l. 4 up in,
Broi.cIs over 1X aud up to -
Rt"IIciS oN"s ] and up tr
fis..-. tssGeI. - Ia e.. Hes
Fss,.>. ra!o.et olo. =. ;r H. e.
Roastcrs, colored over A. lbs =
Old Ducks, White Pclln ......... {
Young Tom Turkeys % 10 up .
Young Tom Turkeys 14-22 lb up .
Did Leghornc Roosters ....... 0
Ducklings, Pekin over 5 lbs. =. !
Old RooStcrs, colored .............-........... !
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ARABS TRY FOR FINAL
WIN I'M CHURCH GAME

A.i..5s. Ha3rz rl finishing thr,
- ol MI rr,ter llau a 500 aver
80 are -onr, The Z. Ccntro junior
s..t2" Arab basketball team Will
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M a r K EFT
BAROAIFTTR

BAROMETTR
Iharkc trading
ending IN Imperial VALLEY, prices
reached
produce markets rpOrd
squash dull to weaker tomatoes with slightly
other commodities tcady
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l.. A. Gh4LN
l.. A. BINhS

E.d N~hgu
TranSamcrics ---................ lis
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-06
LOCAL BUTTERfAT

/. 4 butter ..-.
Grade 4 cream
Manufacturing milk
EgLte gathered cream
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60 DARK LICH1NINCi ,HETh
MpAkA BY HELEN TOPPING MILLER En fgfRag 3
WIN y. FEATURE

anyone about it'll you know
about it."
Her face was flushed and eag-
er, her eyes burning. He tossed
the crumbled clod away and was
abruptly sorry he had said any
thing about it. Probably he was
wrong anyway. Every young
fellow who had a couple of let
ters on a degree had a dream OF
some day finding the biggest oil
strike of all. And oil was like
lightning-dark lightning. Where
it struck, the peaceful earth was
never the same again.
eyes," he said slowly. 1--WE can
probably get a map. And an ex-
perienced geophysicist could
probably tell whether there's any
definite promise here or not.
What I've learned was how to get
oil out of the ground after some
one else located it, but I wouldn't
want to advise your father to
hire geologists-not yet, anyway
not just on my word"
"Oh, but if there should be oil
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under this place, Gary, Dad would
be glad to hire any number OF
people. If you should find some
thing-and it turned out to be
important = we'd be terribly
rich, wouldn't we? And you
wouldn't have to go to Mexico.
You could stay here and work for
Dad"
"You mean-you'd want me to
stay?" Stumbling along, his feet
feeling wooden, he could not look
at her. His head was buzzing.
Her light answer was like cold
water thrown into his. burning
face. ooh, but of course! We
have fun. I can talk sense to
you and not have to listen to a
lot of awful nonsense about my
hair and my eyes and all that
dreamy stuff"
II see. So you want to go on
talking sense?"
"Of course. You've no idea
what relief it isl
Cali right" he said, a little
flat. well talk sense, then"
"And we'll go straight off and
see if we can find a map. Gary
if it's true-I want you to tell
Dad"
It was not easy to find a map.
They tried a half-dozen places,
and, and Gary saw the old, avid,
half-suspicious look come into the
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PAGE SEVEN

The door of the sooty little
shack stood open. Gary banged
on it and shouted. "He1lo-any-
body homer"
A heap of dirty clothes stir
red, and whiskery face seemed
to swim up above a chaotic tide
of rags. A pair of very thin legs
swung down and two naked feet
hit the floor. IF you're one of
them reliefers, I don't. want moth
ing. l just want to be left alone"
I'm not an investigator" Gary
said. you're Mr.. Fothergill?
I'm Tallman "a petroleum en-
gineer. They told me uptown
that you might have a geological
map of this county"
(TO BE CONTINUED)
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eyes of the men from whom he
inquired. Like the widened nos
trils Of a wolf on the scent, like
the taut suspension of movement
that stiffens a crowd when a
voice cries ''Fire!"
They're all alike" he told AIDE
laide. Il can walk Into any no
tel in this state and just say oil
to somebody in a low tone-and
every man in the place will
watch me after that, and a lot
of them would follow me-"
ED follow you, too. Oh, Gary,
I'm so excited"
Ever hear the story of the
we'll rigger who got to heaven
and the place was so crowded he
couldn't get in?"
'No. I'll bite. What did he
do?"
"He stuck his head in through
the gate and yelled, They've
struck oil in hell" And in five
seconds, flat, half the crowd had
run out, and the well rigger NOV
ed into the best mansion on the
golden street"
maybe they'll have a map at
the book store. Let's try there"
But the book store had no map,
though the clerk looked at them
with quickened interest. "Only
man around here who might have
a map like that is old Hughey
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Fothergill. He worked down yon-
der at Spindletop when old man
Lucus brought that big gusher
in, thirty years ago and he's
been prowling around with a
doodlebug ever since, looking for
oil. If he has a map, you can
maybe get look at it, but I
doubt if he'd give it up"
II know old Hughey," Adelaide
said obviously when they were in
the car again. "He's sort of crazy.
And horribly dirty. He lives
down behind the waterworks in a
house made out of an old freight
car"
Cali right, we'll try Hughey."
"What's a doodlebug?"
cts a kind of a contraption
made out of twig or something.
They walk around with it-and
it's supposed to dip and tremble
when there's oil under the sur
face"
well, does it?"
1--WE heard stories from old
timers who claim that oil was
found that way. Probably it was
luck"
"This is his house - there,
where the pigs asleep in the
yard. You 60 in, Gary. You'll
know how to talk to him. But
don't sit down. They say he's
terribly buggy"
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ASHE HOSPITALS FIRST
BABY VISITS POST

Mrs. Reece Jones, of Helton,
with her baby daughter, lola
Sue, were visitors to the Skyland
Post Monday. Little lola Sue
has the distinction of being the
first baby born in the Ashe Mem
orial Hospital, November Is,
1941. Mrs. Jones was formerly
Miss lola Blevins, Of West jeff
erson. She and lola Sue were
Christmas shopping here.
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CHAPTER III
SvnOnSiS

Gary Tallman, young petro-
leum engineer on his way to q
job in Mexico, gets as far as Tex
as, where he is given ride by
Mona Lee Mason. They have an
accident, and Gary is seriously
injured. Conscious stricken, Mo-
ma Lee takes him to her home
There he RECEIVERS sufficiently to
discover that he is in love with
Mona Lees daughter, Adelaide.
Then there was the morning
when they let him put his feet on
the floor and stagger over to a
rocking chair and sit there feel
ing giddy while the mattress was
turned. That was the morning
that Mona Lee Mason came in
with her amazing suggestion.
Harvey says, Gary, that if you
want to sue me for damages on
account of your injuries, you can
probably collect from my insur-
ance company"
Gary's voice rose to an angry
yelp. "Sue you? Sue you? What
kind of a heel does he think ]
ann"
Mona Lee looked at him with
eyes that misted a little. II told
Harvey you'd say that" she said.
Two weeks from the day of the
accident, they let Gray 60 down
stairs. His arm was still in a
sling, but he could stand alone.
Adelaide held his good arm,
and Slim steadied him on the
other side. He staggered slowly
down the stairs, laughing in en-
barrassment at his own weakness.
But Adelaide hade a procession
of it, humming a football march
loudly, laughing delightfully."-
when they got him safely to the
bottom.
Let him get his breath now,
Slim, and then we'll take him in
the dining room. We're having
thick steak, just for you, Gary,
and Nom baked lemon pie"
Gee whiz!" Gary was tremu-
lous with emotion. "You Masons
are certainly swell people. I
don't know how to thank you for
everything"
Don't try, then. We think
you're sort of nice, yourself.
Hello, DEADLOCK at our invalid.
Isn't he frisky?"
There were a half-dozen can
dies on the table, and a long
sideboard winked with silver.
Mona Lee beamed from the head
of the table, and at the foot, Har-
vey briskly swished a carving
knife and spooned gravy. A Mex
lean girl in a blue uniform pass
ed things He would, Gary Tall
man told himself, have a house
like this some day.
And then the front door bang
ed open and three people barged
in. Grace, with a little hat over
one eye and heavy mascara on
her lashes, and her husband and
a man Gary had never seen be-
fore.
Hello, you-all." Grace kissed
her father on the eyebrow, flick
ed a gloved hand at her mother,
took an olive out of the dish,
Hello, Wreck. How are your"
Fine, thank you" Gary
stumbled to his feet.
"You know Ol-and this is Bob
Ferguson. Mr.. Tallman, Bob,
Mons orphan"
'Pull up chairs, gang" Harvey
Mason gestured Hospitality.
Cant do it, Dad. We're hav-
ing dinner at the Dutchman's.
And then we're going dancing.
We came for Adelaide. Get some
clothes on, Adelaide, and let's 60"
Adelaide went on deliberately
cutting up Gary's seak. Her
eyes were cool but there were
red spots burning in her cheeks.
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buy the planes you helped build :. the
ships you helped put ogether-through your
purchases of War Bonds. Get used to the
sound-WAR Bonds.
The big question is, bow often will you BE
there? One bond lets you participate in one
raid :. but it's going to take more than Just
one encounter with those boys to silence them for
keeps and to sweep their gangsters and their
gangster methods onto the ash heap of history.
It's going to take one bond regularly from all
of us 1919 of our salary and wages, pledged
to the downfall of these three fends and all they
stand for
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1942-12-03

. And the sooner you start, the sooner they'll
stop. And the sooner we'll all be back to normal
again. It's really not so hard. ALI it needs is a
little making up of the mind to do it now Be-
cause, actually, you re not giving thing. You're
lending the money putting it away for yourself
at interest!
Ten years from now you'll get back bucks
for every you put into War Bopds today. $500
now will bring you $500 then.
So start putting aside at least 10 percent of
your income IN War Bonds today-and do it
every pay day.
lis sVoytb i'll,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-17

until Myers and Rausch, both
Evansville, Ind, products, got going
G. w. was trailing, 1884, with
minutes to play.
Rausch reduced the Cowboys
margin to 1929 with a foul toss.
then tipped in a field goal. Myers
then took over and boosted G. w.
into 1884 lead with a brace Of
field goals before Rausch and Gal
lagher sealed the Aggies' defeat
with successive two-pointers.
G. w. Better in Last Half.
Trailing by a 1921 count in the
first half, G.. w. bounced back in
the second half to outplay the Ag-
gies, 24-13, pouring II points through
the cords in the final 6 minutes,
while holding the Aggies scoreless.
Bob Kurland, 7-foot center, scored
six of the Aggies' points. but he
also aided G. w. Referee Paul Men,
ton ruled one of Gallagher's shots
good when Kurland Illegally reached
into the hoop to defect it and on
another occasion Kurland tapped a
Gallagher toss into the Colonials'
net while attempting to retrieve it
off the blackboard.
Rausch paced G. WIS attack with
9 points, with Myers and Gallagher
getting 8 each, while Jack Heron
spanked the Aggies with 8 points.