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Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-25
0PA Officials to
Attend Meet Here

Continued from Page u
If commerce threw their support
behind the movement and promised
% lend their efforts in obtaining
added gasoline allowances for the
proper use.
The health angle will be firmly
stressed when valleyites face the
CPA chiefs and an attempt will be
made to show that lack of summer
'ests for persons who reside in warm
areas can greatly slow down produc-
lion. The important role Imperial
Valley is playing in the production
If war crops is also expected to be
emphasized.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-25
Ex.Chanlp Sues;
Fighter Named
Continued from Page u

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sidewalk while the latter shouted
up to her hotel window.
The witness said he finally went
to a drug store, called Mrs. Demp-
sey and asked her if Woodall was
with her.
Lew jenkins is disgracing me
by his yelling" Friedland quoted
Mrs Dempsey. Benny Woodall is
not here"
Friedland said he went away,
leaving Jenkins still standing on
the sidewalk
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-25
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Continued from Page II
May sinkingS would fan under
April's mark. But it appeared the
showdown in the battle for the
shipping lanes may not be over until
the end of summer and will be de-
fenSes against some GEO subs
Stockholm dispatches said that
German ship yards at Stettin had
been seriously hampered by a break
down in their metal and labor pro-
grams. further cutting Naz sub
marine production. Similar situa-
tions were believed to exist else
where.
BLAST BARGES
On the Russian front. Soviet
planes and WarShipS blasted six
barges in the Black sea, moving TO
chop up Nazi reinforcements for
the Caucasus. while Red artillery at
NoyoaosSisk killed 200 German SOL
dierS. German reports told OF bat
tie in the Kuban and the Luftwaffe
kept up raids on Soviet cities.
China braced TO defend its vital
central interior. including the
Chungking approaches. against a
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-25
Services for Mrs.
Martin Scheduled

Funeral services for Mrs. Eliza
beth Martin, 76, resident OF the
area northeast of FL Centre who
died Sunday after a long illness,
were scheduled at tie Lemons
chapel at 2 pm. Wednesday.
The Rev. Mr.. Hayden Sears, pas
tor of the First Methodist church Of
El Centre. will officiate at the rites.
Burial will be at Evergreen Genet
cry
Her home was seven and a half
miles north of El Centre on the
DogWood road. She had lived in
Imperial Valley for 81 years.
She is survived by her husband,
Walter c. Martin: and two nephews,
J. A. Tague of Los Angeles and w.
c. Tague of Van Nuys.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-25
Bombers from N.
Afric Hit Toe

japanese drive by 100000 men-an
offensive which may be the enemy
push trying to finish off Chinese
resistance.
In the southwest Pacific, Allied
bomberS hit Rabaul, New Britain,
with l6 tons of explosives in a 90
minute assault against Japanese
air bases. The TOKYO radio claimed
the sinking of a battleship and a
cruiser in the Aleutians area but
the claim was unconfirmed.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-25
ISSUES LICENSE

ISSUES LICENSE
County Clerk w. J. McClelland
Monday issued a marriage license
10 Adrian Roy DeSbrow, 80, FL
Centre truck driver. and Rose
Elizabeth Yarbrough, "a, El Centre
waitress.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-25

OBTAINS DIVORCE
Elsie Mae Leach Monday OBJ
tanned a final divorce from Jesse
BackuS Leach.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-25
HAY GRADER is
STILL AVAILABLE

Farmers wanting the services Of
q hay grader may telephone or call
personally at the office of County
Agricultural Commissioner B. A.
Harrigan in the court house in FL
Centro. Two hay graders are
available. Earrigan said the farm
ers may get more for their hay if
its quality is such that it can be
included in a higher classification.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-25
Weather Hampers
Yanks on Attu
CONTINUED from Page y

bombs fell without effect into the
sea. Also, Guadalcanal island was
attacked by three japanese bombers,
but again no damage was inflicted
ON u. S. personnel or materiel.
American fliers attacked three
japanese cargo vessels in the Short
land island area of the Solomons
and blasted japanese positions in
the Shorthand island area and at
Munda.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-25
HeaId, Holiday
Return from Meet

Judge Elmer Heald and District
Attorney Charles G. Halliday were
back in El Centro Tuesday after at
tending the annual meeting of the
California District Attorneys asso-
ciaticn in Lakeport.
Most Of the time during the ses-
sions was devoted to discussion of
law enforcement problems during
the war and making plans for meet
ing the problems OF law enforce
ment after the war.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-25
Reporter

Continued from Page II
silver of cobbler, or anything else
left on either table.
Mamma and Papa FitZhugh
lunched on peanut butter sand
WicheS.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-25
Scanningl.V. |.
News Horizon
TO CONFER DEGREE

Fl Centre chapter No. 100, r. A.
NJ. will meet Thursday night, 7:30
o'clock in the Masonic temple,
conferring degrees on candidates.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-25
Russia Getting
Big Share Of
IL. Munitions

Continued from Page ID
quickly as possible-in Rome ana
Berlin and Tokyo
3. Increased lend-lease to emma
with reopening of the Burma Road
among the strategic objectiVes OF
our forces"
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-25
DIVORCE GRANTED
OBTAINS
MARRIAGE LICL 2
is GRANTED MONDAY

A marriage license was issued
Monday by County Clerk w. j..
McClelland to Wendell Laverne
White, 20, marine stationed at the
II Centro marine air training sta
ton, and Beryl Jane Walters, 20,
Il Centre clerk.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-25
DRIVE AHEAD


"As lend-lease moves ahead in
its third year, our armed forces,
our supplies, and the combined ef-
fcrts of the United Nations are
driving ahead 10 complete victory
over the enemy" Mr.. Roosevelt said
in his letter of transmittal.
Describing the liberation OF Africa
as a forerunner of the future, the
President looked toward the coming
battles for Germany and Japan and
placed great Importance on the
full support and the full resources
of the peoples of the newly liberated
areas
The report emphasized aid sent
to the Soviet Union, explaining IN
one portion that although we have
sent a substantial number of planes
under lend-lease to the United
Kingdom, a much greater quantity
has gone to the Soviet Union"
Evening star., 1943-01-04
Queen Caroline Fund
Presented for Relief
Work in England
Money Raised ot Lee
Homestead in Virginia
Repoys Old Kindness

The Queen Caroline fund, to-
falling 406 pounds and shillings,
from the Robert E. Lee Memorial
Foundation, Inc, has been pre-
sented to Queen Elizabeth of Eng
land by Lady Astor, director of
the foundation, to be used for re-
lief work in that country.
The fund came into being be-
cause an act Of kindness of Queen
Caroline more than two centuries
ago, and was named for her. 1t is
made up OF small sums donated by
persons who have visited Stratford
Hall, historic home of the Lees Of
Virginia and birthplace of Robert
E. Lee.
Back in 1923, when Queen Caro-
line was regent of England, she
sent to Thomas Lee, Acting Goyer-
nor Of Virginia, gift of 300 pounds
toNhelp build Stratford after his pre-
vious home had been destroyed by
fire, set by escaped felons whom he,
as magistrate, had imprisoned.
Queen Elizabeth, in response to
Mrs. Charles D. Lanier, president of
the foundation, proposes to allocate
the gift to fund for relief of those
who have lost their homes by fire
and bombs. So, a Queens gift of
more than 200 years ago goes back
to England to help those who are
suffering today.
Mrs. Robert Worth Bingham.
director of the foundation and
widow of the former Ambassador to
England, last April gave the sum
Into the keeping of Lord Halifax at
a ceremony at the British Embassy
A large number of the foundation
members witnessed the ceremony.
At that time Mrs. Bingham said:
ut is our wish that her majesty
use this money for relief work as
she sees fit. It comes with our
warmest greetings and with our sin
cere prayers that out of the ruins
and ashes of houses in England, de-
stroyed by the criminals of today,
there may arise homes like STRAIT
ford-homes standing strong and
firm, symbols of a way of life that
Great Britain and America are
fighting for today"
Mrs. Bingham returned recently
from England, where she visited
Lady Astor at Plymouth, just in
time to see Lord Astor made Mayor
of Plymouth for the fourth con-
secutive time.
Evening star., 1943-01-04
Ten on Army Bomber
Missing on Truininq Trip
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
WENDOVER, Utah, Jan. "A
heavy bomber from the Wendover
Army air base is missing, the base
public relations officer reported yes
terday. Ten men were aboard.
He said the plane left the field on
a routine training flight about $3.50
am. Saturday and was due back
about pm.
Names of the four officers and six
enlisted men on the bomber were
withheld.
Evening star., 1943-01-04
DECLARE WAR
vi = COLDS
Put "Vicks Plan" To Work
Results Of medically supervised test
show followers of vicks Plan had fewer colds -.
shorter colds CO. 50% less sickness from colds!

WITH contagious colds spread
Wing, you've got to keep on
your toes. So put Vicks Plan to
work at once! Certified results of
a winter-long test among 1850
children show that followers of
Vicks Plan had fewer colds {.
shorter colds. 500 less sickness
from colds!
Right in your own home this
simple easy-to-follow plan may
do Lessor it may do even more
for you and your family than this
remarkable record indicates. But
with colds on a rampage, it's
certainly worth trying! Get full
details in your package of Vicks.
Evening star., 1943-01-04
IT'S EASY
HERE'S WHAT YOU DO!

Observe A Few Simple Health
Rules. Live normally. Avoid ex-
cesses. Eat sinple food. Drink
plenty of water. Keep elimination
regular. Get plenty of rest and
sleep. Avoid crowds and people
who have colds.
Evening star., 1943-01-04

NOTE: II the miserable symptoms OF the cold are not
reiteued promptlyor II more serious trouble seems
to threaten-cau in your family doctor right away
Evening star., 1943-01-04
If A Cold Does De.
Delop, or Slips By
Precautfons, rub

VapoRub on back, as we'll as on
throat and chest. VapoRub pene-
trates to the cold-congested upper
bronchial tubes with soothing
medicinal vapors. 1t stimulates
throat, chest, and back surfaces
like a warming poultice. This
penetrating-stimulating action
works for hours to relieve miseries
OF colds -. even whiie you sIeeb!
Evening star., 1943-01-04

directed in package. This special
lied medication is expressly de-
signed to aid your natural defenses
against colds-and if used in time,
.Va-tro-nol helps prevent many
colds from developing. Even when
your head is all stuffed up from a
head cold, Va-tro-nol relieves dis
tress, makes breathing easier.)
Evening star., 1943-01-04

At First SniMe or
Sneeze, put a few
drops of clinic-tested
Vicks Va-tro-nol up
"
La gaceta., 1943-09-10
bara Su Entrada Ell QuintO EjercitO
SoldadOS ROjOS TOmarOn a BakhmaCh
Renunci0 Ell
r~ninistro Storm

BuenOs Aires, Sept 1O.-El vi
cealmirante retirado Segundo r.
Storm, ministro de negOcios ex-
tranjeros, renuncio aver su pues-
to luego de un sensational cambio
de cartas con ell secretario de es-
tado Hull, de Norte America.
Los peri6dicOs argentinos criti-
can a Storm por haber puestO a
la Argentina en- pOsici6n de reci-
Dir luna admonici6n pdblica" pOr
parte del gobierno de los EstadOs
Unidos.
Pidi6 ell ministro que sc lie die
"a ayuda a su pals bajo la ley dc
prestamo Y arrendamiento.
La gaceta., 1943-09-10
LAS TROPAS ALIADAS AVIAN
IAN SOBRE Lac

Melbourne, Australia, sep TO-
Las tropas del general Mac
Arthur avanzan por los dos ladOs
de la base nipona de Lac Y no en-
cuentran oposici6n.
Soldados veteranos de Australia
sc italian a dos millas de IN aero
dromo en- las afueras y las avan-
zadas americans y australians a
menos de 10 millas.
La artilleria abri6 ell fuego So
bre las tropas japonesas en- Lac.
Tropas Y canones atraviesan
las montanas Owen Standby des-
de Port Moresby, Nueva Guinea,
para refOrzar la cOlumna de avan-
ce.
La gaceta., 1943-09-10
Dicese que ha
sido ejecutado
url General

Madrid, Sep. 1O.-Informan de
Roma que ell general UgO Cava-
Hero, exjefe de estado mayor del
ejercito, has lido juzgado por un
consejo de guerra, cOndenado y
ejecutado,
Tambien Sc dice que despues de
una conferencia con Ell mariscal
Badoglio Sc orden6 ell arresto del
mariscal Rodolfo GRAHAM, jefe
fuera de las fuerzas italianas en-
ell Norte de Africa y exgoberna-
dor de Libia.
La gaceta., 1943-09-10
LA EscUADRA ITALIANA
Guerra contra Alemania

Londres sep TO- Ell diario
London Daily Mail" dice que los
tres mas poderosos acorazados de
la escuadra italiana, Littorio; vi
ttorio Veneto e Impero, salieron
de Spezia, acompanados por cru
ceros v destructores, en- direction
de puertos aliados.
Aparentemente la aviaci6n a.
liada sali6 a proteger la escuadra
italiana cuando Sc hacfa a la mar.
Por haber constituido los nazis
sun gobierno naciOnal fascista"
bajo ell nombre de Mussolini, cree
Sc que ell regimen de Badoglio de-
clarara la guerra a Hitler.
La radio de Berlin dijo aver qIe
Sc habia integrado un g%obierno
fascista para mantener a Italia en-
la guerra y castigar a los "traido-
RESI-.
La gaceta., 1943-09-10
Condenado a prision
por toda la vida

Ell juez Sander, de la corte del
circuito, condeno aver a Lee Hol-
mes, I'm negro, a prision por toda
Law ida como autor de un delito de
asesinato en- primer grade.
Holmes di6 muerte a otro negro,
George Hill, en- Tampa, ell dfa %
de Octubre de 1912, y ell jurado
recomend6 clemencia.
La gaceta., 1943-09-10
LOS ITALIANOS Sc MARCHAN
DE FRANCIA

Berna,. Suiza, sep TO- Las tro-
pas italianas que estaban en- Fran
cia abandonan sus puestos y pa
san a Suiza, entregando u ar
mas. Mas de 1000 Sc han entire
gado va, segdn ell formal de Gene
We. Algunos de los i~talianos COM
batieron para abrirse canine a
traves de las barreras alemanas.
Un contingente italianO del tu-
mel, cerca de Susa, y e%ntorpece
ell trafico ferrocarrilerO de los ma
zis'.
La gaceta., 1943-09-10
ASESINADO Ell TRAIDOR
BALM

Londres, sep TO- La agencia
italiana Stefani dice que Jean
Balm, uno de los colabOradores
del "quisling" Jacques DOriot, ha
sido asesinado por los "terroris-
tas" franceses.
Los grupos de p~atriotas ejecu-
tan a los confidentes de la poll
cia de Laval.
Alemania demanda otrOs $4,000
trabaiadores f~ranceses.
La gaceta., 1943-09-10
La
de Bulgaria

Londres, Sept. 1O.-Fueron a
yer nOmbrado regentes de Bulga-
ria hasta que ell Rey Boris III sea
mayor de edad, ell principe Cirilo,
e. primer ministro Philov Y Ell mi
nistro de lag uerra Michov.
Cirilo es ito de Simeon, ell hijc
del difunto reg Boris, y Sc lie es-
TINA partidario de los nazis.
Ell parlamento bGlgaro hizO los
nombramientOs.
La gaceta., 1943-09-10
MUSSOLINI ENTREGADO A
LOS ALIADOS

Estokolmo, sep TO- Un des-
pacho de la frontera italo-suiza,
en- Ell que Sc eta al peri6dico Go
rriere de la Sera", de Milan, Sc
afirma que Ell exprimer ministrO
Mussolini ha sido entregado a los
Aliados.
Recientemente Sc dijo que Mu-
ssolini estaba recluido en- una vi
LA de las cercanias de Roma, Gus
todiado por soldados de BadogliO.
La gaceta., 1943-09-10
LAS COLUMNS SOVIETICAS
ESTAN A 90 MILLAS DE DNIEPER
Acreditada la nueva victoria a las
divisiOnes del General Rokossovsky.
Estremecen las victOrias rusas los
esIabones de la cadena "hitlerista".

Moscu, sep TO- Las tropas ro-
jas Sc apOderaron aver de Bakha-
mach, punto vital de las cOmuni-
c~aciOnes alemanas en- ell nOrte de
la Ukrania, y mantienen la mar
cha en- direction de Kiev.
Columns rusas llevan la dire
cci6n sur y Sc italian a 60 millas
del rio Dnieper, luego de haber
liberado la cuenca del Donetz.
FL communicate Official dadO en-
MOscu habla de Ia recaptura de
otros pueblos y aldeas y de avan-
ces en- direction de Priluki, Ochen-
ia millas al este de Kiev, mas al
norte.
FL avance en- ell u de Russia, a.
yer fu& de 10 millas, con 1870 lu-
cares pOblados.
Hacia Priluki, punto central fe-
rroviario entire ChernigOv y Pol
tava, ell Ej6rcitO Rojo avanS6 seis
millas y sc apoder6 de 80 aldeas
incluyendo a Nedrygailov, 6S mi
Has al este de Priluki y 20 millas
al este de ROmni.
AL u de Bryansk, 40 aldeas ca
yeron en- poder de los rOjos, que
avanzaron siete millas.
AL norte de LyudinovO, 45 mi
Has de Bryansk, los sOldadOs so
vieticos tomaron importantes po-
siciones.
Anunciada por ell mariscal Sta
lin, la victoria de Bakhmach sc a.
credita al general Constantin Ro-
kossovsky. Virtualmente las defen
sas alemanas quedarOn divididas.
Esta la nueva posici6n a 10 mi-
las o ell oeste de KonotOp y a
100 millas de Kiev, capital de Ia
Ukrania y cuarta eiudad de Ru-
STA.
Stain afirma en- 81 orden del
dia que Bakhmach es un fuerte
punto decisive en- direction de
Kiev.
La Radio de Berlin dice que en-
%piezan a entrar en- Italia nuevas
divisiones alemanas, con las me-
iores armas, pero que no re re-
tiraran tropas, por ahOra, del fren
tie sovietico.
FL mando aleman Sc propone
desarmar a las trOpas italianas
que estan en- Ell norte de Italia y
los Balcanes.
Los peri6dicos rusos atribuyen
la capitulaci6n de Italia, en- par
te principal, a las victorias de los
~ei6rcitos rojos en- el Este.
"Izvestia" sostiene que para 81
enemigo Sc aproxima la catastrofe
y agrega :"Es pOr causa de las
derrotas en- Ell frente Soviet que
los italianos Sc han rendido. Las
tropas de choque de Mussolini,
las mejores, fuerOn ex~terminadas
en- ell frente russo. Nuestras Vie
torias dieron ~OpOrtunidad a los
Aliados para desembarcar en- 81
leila"
MussoIinl solicit6 de Hitler ar
mas y tropas, en- julio Is y 49, y
Ell "Fuehrer" Ie eontest6 que sus
dfvisiones estaban paralizadas en-
Orel y BelgOrOd.
Cada goIpe descargado poE 81
(Pasa A Il Ultima PAginal
La gaceta., 1943-09-10
.desembarcadas en- Napoles
turiosamente a los alemanes
,eOtrase que Hitler ha cOnvocado
Fodos los jefes del Ejercito.
Paso del BrenerO esta
Iminado por los alemanes

IS y americanO
Eyer aerOdrOmOs,
tivOs militares en-
actuO coordinada-
escuadra flota de
fuerzas de TERRA.
Oles siguen comba
names, que hacen
ia, las divisiones
teniente general
r~efuerzos aliados
durante la noche.
as Volantes" bonn
con e~xtraordina-
a Frascati. Cast
hos q~uedaron con-
cOmbros.
tOneladas de bonn
los "Liberadores"
dn Ell calculo off
4 que desembarcara
Idn un photo cana
una extension de
dradas.
IS, a juicio de los
n~ilitares, haran en-
erte r~esistencia, a.
.rse rendidO incon-
'el gobierno de Ba-
| i~talianOs adoptan
|me, los nazis encon-
y numerosas diff
Eel armisticio a TIA
lcial de alta gradua-
.nada teniamos que
lendOlO y ST mucho
Italia a 81
Ielve usar sus cano-
! alemanes; pero 81
ppede ayudar mu-
entorpeciendC
Clones, d~eclarandC
actos de sa.
infOrman que Hit
ado a los jefes de.
n con ell fin de re.
del rio Pc e impe.
ADDS crucen, en- pc.
i Paso del Brenero
d~ispuestos
uelo italiano en- III
de batalla Y Sc a
los centres de co
y puntOs estrategi
que Ell Paso do
en- poder de las tro
y sera defendid
nanas Ocuparon Y
en- la cost.
Ell fin de blOquea
'sembarco de los A
mOo a los BaIkane,
Is radiOmisOras NJ
.unos lugares las trc
sus arms
.'Ones ;pero asegura
esta dominada pc
'manas.
.~TOfzandO las gual
Ultima Pagina)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-27

Detroit owners OF racing stables
know today they don't need TO
send their horses south for the
winter,
\. r. Walls BY ConScrlpt proved
IL by winning the Parents Creek
Handicap at the Far Grounds last
night.
The four-yCar-old son of Phara-
mond II spent The winter an the
Crosse Pointe Hunt Club like his
running mate, Bonnie Andrew
which finished sixth.
Trainer Ray GrundN who condi-
tons the Wall horses, showed he
meant business when he put Paul
KEEPER up on BY ConScrlpi and
Johnny Adams on Bonnie Andrew.
He had the pick of the pack.
Nevertheless, HySterical. tn @
public choice, which finished sec
.ond, might have been right up
there had Jockey Clyde Turk not
been injured early in the after
noon,
HELD TOO LONG
Bobby Strange. who Subbod for
him. appeared 10 hold Historical
in Just a little too long. He came
from fourth place AT the head OF
the stretch to finish second only
two lengths back and Just ahead
OF Naldina Paul in the field OF
EIGHT.
1t was the first start Of the year
for BY ConScrlpt which won the
5000 Test Handicap here last
season while carrying the coIorS
of +. II. Beezley.
Track conditions were vastly
improved over Tuesday, as BY
Conscript proved by covering the
SIN furlonGS in lis, as against liz
for Little Wizard Tuesday. The
track record is 100 3-5, set last
year by First Of All,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-27
IA Innings
Longest
Inn Legion

Longest game credit of the local
Sandlot season goes today TO two
American Legion League teams,
Briggs and Beaudry.
Briggs won in the fourteenth
inning, SD. After the third when
Briggs scored three, pitcher Wal
ter Mclean of Bcaudry kept
Briggs ScorelesS for 10 frames.
Mclean retired two batterS
after his fifth pass IN the four
teenth. Gene Curn, Briggs finish
ing pitcher, singled. Another pass
and Blair Kain's boot allowed two
runs.
TernStedt batted hard and OPP
portunely in the fifth and sixth
to score SIX in each and bump
Bushway, 1877. Douglas Petit
pitched two hitter against Roose-
Nanker over the thinning route
for PoSSelluS, but the best he got
was 3D. tie.
MIR. Hard Luck was Leonard
Heller. pitching for Fcrndale He
kept Police 10 scratch single
and one earned run In a swimming
game. but Fcrndale helded dizzlly
and lost. "a. Heller himself had a
ShortStops day with two putoutS
and eight assists. He made two
errors.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-27

Mack Park SoftbalI
Hudson Police Fruchsuf /.
Packard g. Continental l.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-27
Norris FizzIes
On Singles,
6O2 in Doubles

or the face Of the returns to-
f7y there VIII bC a new city tour
raueut singles champion 90 sue
coed Louis SicisG. bur ~ WIFI not
be- Joe Norris Joe dl7.cd olt last
NIGHT at Wy on S16. uof good
eu1a-r Cor the board, after "a COZ
u doubles
WIN Thurman Gibson he had
an l161 doubles also well down
the list Ir fact lT-year-oid Bob
Crawford from Whittier and his
partner. William Wlggcrt were
ahead 90 their better known rivals
They made ll77, Crawford dong
661
The la4ueStrr h.tthe Skids in
singles With 5l5. Norris had AL
gong in hut Slumped 20 IT'S
finish. Gibson shot SIS after a
500 IN doubles
Diminut.ve Joe Pawlak leader
~ Tho title fight on zoe was
around with his fingers crossed
When SPECTATORS asked him why
rs ha watched Norris, Pawlak re-
Piled u w protecting my interest.
There were no leader changes
either in the championship or
oVeraveraee divisions
STANDING
OJRIES tRFGIt.AR
STANLEY SquerS- Walter Mack. 1908 Inus
Rush fred Gsrfvla, l27t; Frec Bujack
steve Iutko I2SS Reno Msfchstt DINO
pcns 1.-s Al Nsie's Everett NenI. 1929
SINGLES
Joe Tsplak. 700, Nei. Sudtenorf. sci.
Herman Junervus go; Frank Bishop
SIS John Gross. 66i
DOUBLES CONERANERAGEl
toren1 Rlppel-George Branton, 2as
Henry "a de Dewey Hughes. ga: RoN
Brown Harry Morsn 202 Robert Proctor
~ Leigh Jones. lsl; Loren Long Fred
Butler, LA.
SINGLES
Prank Collins 1872 Walter Dudke 1888
TED David 1873 John l>auchan, l@, John
NuraVa, 14g.
All. ENENTS
Fred BuisCk 1900 Robert Rich 1899
Jsck StAhl 1892. John Crmmins, 1871;
Al NAleUa. 1905