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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-08-20
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Daily Dispatch Bureau
In The Sir Walter Iiotrl-EaIeieb

CHEATING -- O!riy! announce
mcnt that each enc O! The l67 ad-
mInI>trat!vc school unlls in North
Carolina h"s Ecqu"ttrd 4 ninc-m ,nth
term cunC~ - the same ;imc man.
rramiy unit arc ranging "shor,
schedules ,u.. ~" .cho,.s 80 ihc pll-
"'!& { II help harvest crops. The usua!
plan Is :" !laid c..s cs rrr.u g 10 I2:3u.
thus giving pIp.i. a alf-iiay al bone.
Huril S"h"hU'"s axe ii%"d by COUNTY
boards -! viHc"ilun and are not re-
2arded yc.: favorable by State school
auth p"lt g. /, looks i,p much like
cheating IN" children oIt of some
thing h"" h1'i been assured: for in
cSScnc" J. means They do not get
nnc iu!! months Of ScarDl although
tine Stat" Is pat ing Tor i. Opponents
-! the u,""-r.p Il bill idrine the last
Legislature. though hppc!cSSly IN the
minority. pointed UIt that this very
device would probably y" used.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-08-20

When a barnacle is out Of water.
is LEGS are withdrawn into the shell
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1943-12-31
Ration Calendar

Gasoline--In states outside the
east coast area 40 coupons are
good through January q.
Sugar-Stamp No. 20 in book
four is good for 5 pounds through
January Is.
Shoes-Stamp No. I8 ia book
one, good for l pair. Stamp No.
l on the "Airplane" sheet in
book three. good for one pair.
Meats. Fats-Brown stamps
L, M, and N good through JAN
uary l, Brown stamp P becomes
good December IL and remains
good through January l. 1914.
Proce IS ed Foods-Green
stamps A, B, and C in book four,
good roug h December 20.
Green stamps D, E, and F in
book four. good through January
20.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1943-12-31

CANDLES Store repairs all makes OF
radios, refrigerators, gas and electric
washers and bicycles. II
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1943-12-31

When you buy War Bonds your
money goes into action at once.
Where. We may never know. Maybe,
as shown above, to equip company
OF American Rangers marching up a
railroad somewhere on the Mcditer-
rancan. Whether they come back de-
ponds upon the equipment we send.
Give your dollars action: Buy
More War Bonds.
L. s. Treasury Department.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-15
". Y. STOCAS

NEW YORK. Nov Is CUP American
DisitllnC Company announcement over
the week end thai II will sell its WhiSEcy
inventory 10 stockholders at approximate
~ half the OPA ceiling price touched off
rush 10 buy liquor stocks
Other sections of the market provided
q few features. most of them In special
farm equipments. But the bulk of ac-
uNity ccntcred on the liquors American
opened nearly two hours after trading
started. hen a block Of l6.T 700 shares sold
at 100. q rise of - points over Sat
turdsys close IL ran up 10 new high at
i'll y. but closing had rctrcatcd tu below
the opening price.
At the high for the day Austin Nichul
preferred was up points Allied Mills
which has liquor subsidiary. rose 10 a
new high.
American Power and Light preferred
issues rose more than three points each.
Rails strengthened after early dealings
and near closing had gains ranging 10
more than a point in Southern Pacific
Stcels were up fractions 10 nearly two
points in L. 5. Steel preferred Motors
held around steady. tire shares CaScd, and
oils were irregular.
American Telephone touched 155. up L.,
in firm communications group which
was featured in turnover by lntcTna-
tional Telephone the most active stock
on the board.
Dow-Jones preliminary closing stock
averages; Industrial 1876 off 20; rail
32.67, up Ola; utility 21.09, up O.OS and
65 stocks 1851, up 0.02
Stock sales toialed So. 49O shares com
pared with 796, ,367 in the previous five
hour session Friday. Curb stock sales
totaed las, $50 shares against 1776l0
Friday.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-15
M AR K ETS
l.. /. PRODUCE

Les ANGELES Nov ~ O-Pt Federal
State Market News.
ASPARAGUS. Steady Per To-. Imperial
punched c>tla select Zoe, select 31c. eN-
ira fancy Zoe. fancy 23C, special lSC.
PUNCHED VEGETABLES. Steady Per
Crt.s EeeiS - -t doE l.1'-- -. carrots
3 do 400. chard 2l-3 doz. l-co-1#27.
green onions : duz Gnu. Icck> - doz = y
= 5ns mustard . dul l.nu-12a. parsley Is
do 2.2a-2ao. rad>bcs small red Is de-
= lu-3.o0. spinach 4 doz. - 5o-2.7a fair
Ha2.az. AH|zoa, = dor 275-s.eo.
tu0ipS 2fa-3 d0Z. 15O-l.75. fair 2a-1 -.
CUCJAlBERS Steady. luES san DleGu
hcSi 2o0-2.50. fair 50-175. IN. - 1-oa-
- san LUIS OD.Spo fair l.5n-l.7a. I'M
porial ! 15-2.C go. fair $50 No . lno
EGGPLANT. Stronger luCS 9-11 tops.
fair 125-l.50
PEAS. steady Pc, Ib. Imperial san
Diego and san Luis Oh.Spu l6c
Peppers. Steady Per TO-. Bells san
Diego 1#-16e. ordinary to fair S-l2e. cuHs
3-5c: yellow Chill san Diego 2f-25c.
SQUASH. Steady: white summer san
Diego lugS be>l 2OO-2. y. ordinary Ia tan
!. .75-2n0. fair l.25-I.5O: Italian san DicEc
lugS 81 90. fair l25. No. = 75e-1 On
Imperial crts. SOP nO fair l25. Nn -
on yellow CroCkncCk san Diego lugS
2.O1, Imperial CrtS. 90, Table Queen
mgS T5c-1.o0.
TOMATOES: Firm. LugS san Diego 3N5S
best > eO-2.25. ordingr to fair l 25-l 81.
5>5s and 5N6s 2.oo-2 50. ordinary 1.5o:
6N6s 1.75-2u0 Ordinary l.25-l5n. Santa
Barbara and san Luis ObiSpo iN5s 200
80. fair rs: 5N5S and 5>6S 25o-3.oo.
fair > CO.. =. 6N6S - 25-2.5O. fair 10
2.Oo. flats player best - 25-2 so. fair and
small 1.50-2uo.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-15
MARINE FLYERS
TIE IN MEXICALI

The Marine Flyers baseball team
Travelled across the border Sunday
to Wrestle the Mexican All-Stars
to a 2-2 tie at MeXicali. The mar
ines outhit the Mexican players,
banging safely 13 times against
their opponents total of six, but
could not bunch enough hits until
the game was called in the 18th
inning on account of darkness.
Bill GaycrSack pitched the entire
II innings for the marines, stlik-
ing out the impressive number of
l3 batterS and walking four, Excel
lent pitching was also shown by
the Mexican pitcher, Kihy, caused
eight marines to muff the air and
gave only three free trip to first
Both pitchers started and finished
the entire fireworks. Jim Squire
did the catching for the marines
while Daviquia received for the ALL
Stars.
The MeXicanS scored first with
two runs in the fifth inning. In
their next turn at bat, the marines
hit safely three times to stay only
one run behind, with Jim Squire
driving in Horavth for the tally.
The marines eVened it up in the
eighth inning when Horvath agaia
scored, this time on a drive by
Tambourihi.
Both teams played errorlcSS ball
before 1roWd which jammcd
every seat in the stadium. When
the game was called on account of
darkness, the Mexican All-Stars
urged the marines to come down
again this Sunday to play another
game to settle the duel. Sunday will
be Mexican Armistice Day and they
promised an even bigger audience
The marines accepted with official
permission being the only condition
The marine baseball team (play-
ing hard ball, not indoor have
won five Of their six games.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-15
I'd
OVER TROJANS
I'M ROSE BOWL

PASADENA. Cal, Nov. Is. (UP)-
For the first time in its hallowed
41-year history. the traditional Rose
Bowl football game will be played
between two Pacific coast confer
ence teams on Jan. l when Uni
versity of Southern California and
University of Washington meet in
a double purpose contest.
In 1902 when the good citizens
of this city first started bringing
an eastern team to meet the Pa
cific coast champion, Michigan
made the trip and impolitely ran
all over Stanford 40 to 0.
From that New Years day on
the game grew to become yearly
the top post-seasOn football prize
of the country.
CHANGE ETLECTIvN POLICY
But war time emergencies upset
the scheme of things this year,
forcing the Pacific coast confer
ence schools to select the use Tro-
jams, southern division winners. to
meet the Washington Huskies who
captured the northern division title
without playing when other schools
were forced to drop the sport.
The conference committee, given
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-15
ST. MARYS Pr.
0UTCLASS USF

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. Is CUP)
st. Mary's Pre-Flight, warming
up for its clash with Del Monte
Prc-Flight Sunday, rolled to AN
easy 4l-0 victory over the out
clasSed University of San Francisco
Dons before $1,000 grid fans ut
Kezar stadium yesterday,
The AirdcyilS scored at will from
the opening play, which saw half
back Fred Iten run 30 yards around
end for a touchdown. Even las
yards in penalties failed to affect
the Pre-Flight touchdown parade.
All-American Bruce Smith scored
the second touchdown on a eight
yard jaunt and halfback John RoS-
setto ran "a yards for the third be-
fore the first string Cadet team re-
tired.
A 54-yard run by Gerald Ramsey
in the second quarter and two
tallies by Charles Nemeth in the
final half, one a 46 yard pass in
Perception return, completed the
scoring. USF threatened only once,
driving to the Fre-Flight five yard
line in the third period before
losing the ball on downs
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-15
TRAINS 1850
WINNING HORSES

NEW YORK, Nov 15.-From 1888
through the first ten months of
1898. Hirsch Jacobs saddled 1850
winners. jacobs charges gathered
close to a million and a half in
purses. Jacobs has topped off the
list of trainers ten out of the last
II years, was second on the other
occasion. This year the Brooklyn
trainer, with l13 winners to his
credit is 50 far in advance of his
nearest rival that there is no
chance for him to be oVerhauled
The record is remarkable when it
it considered that the great ma
jority Of horses the former pigeon
fancier has conditioned have been
selling platers.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-15
Eorror CIinches
Football Choices

contestants in this weeks choices.
The additional five points for
this weeks guessing gives Farrar
a grand total of 80 points, keeping
intact his record for getting five
points, the highest possible number,
in each weeks competition. The
contest has run six weeks and Far
rar has a total of 80. With only
one more week remaining in the
contest, no other contestant has
chance to catch up with Farrar.
His nearest competitor is Wade
Ramsey who also tied for this
weeks five points, bringing his to-
tai to 20 points, Adds Barnett
also gained five, his total accumu-
lation being Is. Maude Gies, the
only girl high up in the scoring
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-15
l.. A. LIVESTOCK

LOS ANGELES. Nov. - Federal
State Market News:
CATTLE: Salable 300, fairly active,
steers and hcifers fully steady. COWS
strong 10 - cents higher other classes
steady; -four loads good 10 low choice fed
steers 15-15.25. few common TO medium
steers 10. SOL 13 80: common to medium
heifers ll-l2. 60; medium to good cows
10 o5O-12.25. odd head -; cutters 10
common 7.25-1O.25, Gamers down to $50;
medium bulls 10; medium to good stock
crs and feeders 1112.35; stock cows 7.25-
7.65.
CALVES: Salabie 700. fully steady;
medium 10 choice slaughter calves 1880
IL so; medium TO good stockcrs 11.5O-
l. so
HOGS: Salable 1000. fairly active.
STEADY 10 10 cents higher; good TO choice
1920 lbs. 14-14.35. top 14.35 cutouts
40 lbs. and down 11.50-12; few $50 lbs.
j.: medium TO choice SONS 10-11.25.
SHEEP: Salable 500. steady; two loads
good to choice 100 lbs. woolcd lambs
I4.-.,, sorted 10 head 1325; medium 10
good wooded ewes 5-5.2o.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-15
LA. BULLDOGS
TOP OAKLAND
La BULLDOGS-41 caps.

OAKLAND, Calf, Nov. Is CUPJ-
The Los Angeles Bulldogs profes-
Sional football team defeated the
Oakland Giants, 1922, before $500
fans at the Oakland baseball park
yesterday. overcoming an early
Oakland lead
The Giants scored first on a IT.
yard field goal by Mel Reid, with
Los Angeles coming back with a 25-
yard touchdown pass from Bill
Steiner to BeeSon. Tex Washing
ton again put Oakland ahead with
a 75-yard run-back of an inter-
cepted pass, but the Bulldogs took
a 14-9 halftime lead on a 50-yard
pass from Clarence Gehrke to
Hooks.
Mel Blocker, Gehrke and Steiner
added three touchdowns for the
Bulldogs in the third TO give Los
33-9 lead which two Oak
land scoring passes failed to over
come
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-15
TEMPLETON PICKS BRAWLEY

Donald Templeton was the only
fan to guess the BraWley upset over
the Ell Centre Spartans Templeton
fell down when he rode along on
use and UCLA.
Next week VIII see the termina-
ton of the contest. Let's have a
grand wind-up. This is how the
contest stands at the end of the
sixth week:
Henry Farrar, 30; Wade Ramsey,
20; Maudc Gies, Ia; Paul Mackcy,
IA; Adds Barnett, 13; E. Ferguson,
II; Henry Williams, II; and Ray
Reeder, 6.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-15
TIE ONE THAT GOT AWAY

You think that fish was big?
Let me tell you what happened to
me one day when I was fishing off
the coast of San Diego. I pushed
off from the dock in my little
Skiff. Old Doc Watkins had forced
some special flies and other bait
on me. His own inventions He
praised them to the skies and in
sisted that 7 try them out for him.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-15
Long Distance

NEW YORK, Nov IS. - Curley
Lambeau directed the Green Bay
Packers against the New York
Giants from the press box by tele-
phone during the first half but,
unable to get the feel Of things,
went to the bench Tor the rest of
the game.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-15
l.. A. STOCKS

LOS ANGELES. NOV. - IUPl-Trading
was almost non-eXisient on the Los An
geles Stock Exchange today with only 500
issues changing hands Two shares were
up. one down. and six unchanged.
The list: Pacific Lighting 100 at 40. un-
changed; Southern Pacific 100 at % up
u: Richficld zoe al So, down =. Stan
dard Oil OF California 100 at 30 un-
changed: Consolidated Steel Com 100 at
Sd, unchanged; Lockheed 100 at 14a., up
u Ryan 100 at 3ls, unchanged.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-15
TROY
: a H. !. s.
BY ED EMERY

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. Is CUPl
- University of Southern Cali
fornia's once triumphant TrojanS,
Inundated by a $50 defeat at the
hands of the Fourth Air Force from
March Field, looked forward today
to possible redemption in the Rose
Bowl New Years day against the
University of Washington Huskies.
HUSKIES UNDEFEATED
The undefeatcd Huskies and
uses southern division Pacific
coast conference champions took
the Rose Bowl gridiron plum as ex-
pected, despite Troy's crushing de-
feat Saturday and its previous 10
7 loss to San pieco Navy Training
station.
March Field in its only major game,
has completed its season. use
meets UCLA in its final regular
season clash Nov. 27. after drawing
a much-welcomed bye this week.
TROJANS COLLAPSE
The Trojans. who ran rough
shod over California collegiate
competition to earn Bowl bid,
collapsed completely against the
March Field All-Stars to suffer
their worst defeat in sd years
In other weekend games, Uni
versity Of California took runncrup
honors in the conference southern
division race by turning back un-
victorious UCLA, 13-6; College of
tho Pacific trounccd Yuma Army
Air Base. 42-0; St. Mary's Pre-
Flight rolled over University of San
Francisco 41-0, and Spokane Air
Service Command defeated Whit
man, 35-l3
ST. MARY'S MEETS UCLA
Highlight of this weeks football
schedule on the coast will be a
Sunday game at Kezar stadium,
San Francisco, between two naval
pre-flight eleVenS, the defeat
ed Del Monte Navyators and the
strong St Mary's AirdeVils. In
Saturday clashes, California enter
tains Alameda Coast Guard at
Berkeley; st. Mary's College meets
UCLA at Los Angeles. and Uni
vcrsity of San Francisco plays Col
lege of the Pacific at KcHar.
Loss Of four key backs and ends
on military rc-aSsigments evident
Iy weakened the Trojans more than
first indications showed, account
ing partially for their 800 shellack-
/ ing by March Field. Washington
F however, has also lost several star
! players since its 27-7 win over the
+ flyers in October.
/ INDIAN JACK HEAVES
The game Saturday was field
day for All-American Indian Jack
Jacobs of the flyers, who deflated
the Trojans completely with three
/ touchdown passes in the second
quarter
After Sal Rosato had crashed
over for the initial March Field
/ touchdown in the second Stanza
! Jacobs struck three times through
] the air, passing once to Owen Thu
: rex and twice to Joe Williams
Then in the fourth quarter Jacobs
wound up his days work by scoring
through the inc and kicking tho
final point.
UCLA LEADS EARLY
UCLA took an early lead over
California when tackle Bob Malm-
berg blocked Bear punt for a
i touchdown, but the Berkeleyans
squeezed out a 7-6 half-timc lead
on Bob Frisbee's plunge from the
one-yard line as the half ended
F'risbee scored again in the fourth
on a six-yard run after the Bears
had recovered a Bruin tumble.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-15
Lucky Penny

BLOOMINGTON, IND, Nov. IS
Pete Pihos, end, found a copper
penny on the Ohio State field, ran
TO the bench and gave it TO Coach
Bo McMillin just before Huncy
Hoernschemeyer threw the pass
that gave Indiana a 2O-l4 victory
with - secoiNis 10 play
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-15
CHICAGO GkAfN

displayed strength on the Board Of Trade
today.
Wheat finished the day up =. to 1ikc
busllel; oats unchanged 10 up e.. rye up
q TO Is, and barley up p.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-15
Sports
Parade
By lack CTDDy


though results followed form with
amazing consistency. the weekend
college football show was one Of
the coolest in gridiron history
such a hodgepodge of absurdity and
brilliance that belly laughs We'd
with the cheers.
A review of the eccentric eX-
travaganza brings ON 4 brainstorm
of freakish finishes. spectacular
runs. heroic waterboys. one man
teams. missing officials. automatic
Safetics. police clearing the field,
and alumni numbering their alma
mater.
TOP WHACKERO0
The Zany's Zenith was attained
at Columbus, O.. in the Ohio State
Illinois game. The players went to
their dressing rooms. thinking that
the contest had ended in 1926
tie. They were pulled out of the
showers and sent back onto the
field 10 minutes later to finish the
game. Ohio State had one more
play. the officials ruled. because OF
an off-side penalty against Illinois
on the last regulation play. So.
John Stungis kicked a l6-yard tleld
goal to give Ohio State 1926
victory.
At New York, officials had to
call on soldier police to clear the
field in Lewisohn stadium when
elated Brooklyn College rooterS tore
down the goal posts, with two
minutes of Ray emaining in the
game with Ci,y @cl.Cgc. Brooklyn
won 1876
WHERE, OH WHERE?
Officials also were in dithcr at
State College, Pa, when two OF
ficials had failed to arrive at game
time for the Temple-Penn State
encounter. Finally. a Philadelphia
sports writer and a high school
coach were drafted to fill in. An
automobile accident had caused the
delay in arrival.
"WA-A-T-E-R BOY-O-Y"
AS Texas rolled to its 46-7 victory
over Texas Christian. the winners
glamoriZed their water boy, little
Billy Andrews. by letting him come
into the game and kick two points
after touchdOWns. He felt almost
as heroic as J. r. Callahan of Texas
who threw two touchdown passes
and scored twice on line plunges.
Alma mater took a terrific
humping at Ann Arbor, Mich,
when Michigan's Wolverines. assist
ed by 10 former Wisconsing play
ers, crushed Wisconsin, 27-0, for the
Badgers eighth defeat in nine
starts.
PASS FROM END ZONES
At Philadelphia and West Point,
spectators witnessed the rarity of
teams attempting to pass from their
own end zones. Pennsylvania at
tempted the risky trick in its &c
defeat by North Carolina. The ball
was battCd down behind the goal
line, resulting in a safety and two
points for N. c.
Likewise Sampson Navy tried it
against Army in the fourth quarter
With the score tied TT. Joe Woit-
koski's pass was partially blocked
and failed to get out of the end
zone, giving Army two points.
CALLED BACK
In the North Carolina Penn
game, Bob Odell's 50-yard touch
down run was called back, and
Penn was penalized five yards for
a backfield man in motion. Like
wise, in Colgate's 26-0 victory over
r. p l., Mike Semak intercepted a
Colgate pass and gall0pcd 10 yards
over the goal stripe; but he was
called back for holding penalty.
Eddie Prokop of Georgia Tech
must be using the new bomb sight
He completed II passes as the En-
gineers dOWncd Tulane, $50
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-15

Los ANGELES. Nov. Is up
EGGS: JobDu, ptlc>S TO retailers on
case packed candlcd eggs. per dozen:
Large, grade AA SSH -6OisC; grade A
5Sl4c. grade 49i.c. medium, grade a
54lzc; small grade a 50l=c.
Retail prices 10 consumers: Large.
grade "A 69-TOc: grade a 67-6Sc, grade
57-5Sc; medium, grade A 62-63c; small,
grade $3.50.
Poultry and game at ceiling: Paying
prices fob. Los Angeles:
Broilers Lcghorns. under ga lbs, 30c,
~, TO ) lbs, 29c; frycrS 81 lbs. 29c;
roasters all weights 29c fowl. LeGhOrn.
all weights 25l.C; coiorcd, all weights
25 c; duck. al sizes 25c; rabbits, under
) lbs. 22-24c.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-15

power this year to name the two
opponents, announced from San
Francisco that it had explored in
full" the possibility of playing an
east-West series as usual but that
war conditions made the chosen
game the most desirable.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-15

Henry Farrar, apparently Ell Cen.
tros best-informed football fan,
virtually clinched the Post-Press
football guessing contest when he
tied for first honors with two other
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-15
Z. i. POULTRY & EGGS

Maximum prlccS that may be paid pro-
duCeTS by retailers:
Grade A, large eggs, week beginning
October Is. ssh cents Medium eggs four
cents below; Smau eggs eight cents below.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-15
LOCAL EUTTERF1T
l.. 4. BUTTER

Quotations FOR butter and eggs have
been disconi need indefinitely By The Los
Angeles Produce Exchange.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-15
HUSKIES FAVORED

Coach Ralph PcSD Welchs Hus-
kleS undoubtedly will go into the
game favorites despite their lack
oil competition. They played their
last scheduled contest two weeks
ago, making it two months on Jan.
that they will not have met
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-15
BOTH BOWL VETS

Both schools are Rose Bowl vet
Grams. use has met and defeated
six opponents while Washington
Jared less successfully, participate
ing three times, losing twice and
tying once.
Both teams are composed almost
entirely of marine and navy train
ees and that fact entered strongly
in their selection.
The committee pointed out the
HuSkies will be able to travel from
Seattle, play the game and return
in the weeks Christmas vacation
granted by the navy.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-15

opponents.
The Trojans before closing their
regular season must again meet the
University of California at Los An
geles Bruins, whom they previous
ly defeated 20 to 0.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-15
use TWICE BEATEN

Selection of the two coast teams
put the committee on the unen-
yiable spot of naming use, twice
defeated eleven, and the Huskies,
winners over only one ranking out
fit-thc Fourth Air Force Flyers,
81 to 7.
Oddly enough. the Flyers only
last Saturday completely outclassed
Coach Jeff Cravath's Trojans with
a 35 to 0 defeat that didn't label
the Trojans as top Rose Bowl tim
ber.
Conference officials said the Jan.
l clash would be doIble-purpose
affair, determining the Rose Bowl
champion and the Pacific coast
conference mythical championship.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-15

DID YOU KNOW that there were
1913 arrests for fishing out of sea-
son in the first three months OF
l943? Total fines from the pockets
of the violators amounted to $3,380.
AS many as 343 anglers Clipped in
a total of S10,207.