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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-11-20
George SCOTS
HouseWarnninq

Mr.. and Mrs. George Scott did
their first entertaining in their new
home, 23l Chandler last Sunday
when they held open house. Mrs.
Scott was assisted by Mrs. Herford
Porter, Mrs. William Linden and
Miss Lillian Linden. The hosts re-
ceived many lovely gifts and high
praise ran rampant all day over
their selections in pastels and period
appointments.
Guests included DR.. D. j. Graham,
Miss Sybil Galloway. DR.. and Mrs.
Harold Booth, Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
Wooten, Mr.. and Mrs. Wendell Muir
ply, Andrew Cabiness. John Kemp,
Mrs. Agnes Venable and her son.
DR.. Howard Venable, Mrs. Priscilla
Gray and her guest, Mrs. Sinkford.
Mrs. Dalla Forney. Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert Clemmons, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis Madison, Mr.. and Mrs. Her
ford Porter, Rosetta Gliding. Hor-
ace Henry, Mrs. Harry Solomon,
Mrs. Richard Brown. Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl Chavs. Mrs Dorothy Silvers,
Mrs. Frances Tucker, Mrs Thomas
jackson, Mr.. and Mrs. Green, Mr..
an Mrs. Frank Lindsay, Mrs. Will
liam Indie and Miss Jane Gillian
AMI others.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-11-20
Soldiers Fiancee
Fetes Him At PARTY

Pfc John F. Cherry of Langley
Field Va. while home on furlough
was entertained by his fiance, Miss
Jane Holman with delightful
party on October 80 at her home,
1850 Brush street.
Games and refreshments made
the evening pleasant for Glen Mace
roy, Evelyn Simmons, Eddie Cham
bers, Roy Simmons. Inez Limbric,
Ethel Hill, Larry Huntsberry, Har-
vey Russell, Cpl. William H. Chill
dress, Mr. and Mrs. T. w. Hill, Mrs.
F. Robert Mcfarland, Ethel Palm
er, Isaiah Anderson, jim Ross, John
Lis. Ewman White. Mary Shelton
S. c. Stovall and many others.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-11-20
Dunbar-Jordan
Quietly Wed

Mr.. and Mrs. |. William Dunbar
were honored at wedding recep-
ton announcing their marriage Last
week. The reception was held al
the home Of the brides mother
Mrs Nancy/Wright The bride is
the former Aleen Jordan. Her
matron of honor was Mrs. L.
Tillman.
Among the guests were Pvt.
Chester L. Miller on furlough from
his Arizona post; Mr.. and Mrs Ran
del Wright, Mr.. and Mrs. Payne,
Susie Harris, Anna Beck, KATHERINE
B. Roberts, Mr.. and Mrs. Adams,
Rev. Roy M. Wright, Mr.. and Mrs
Walker, Mr.. and Mrs. Major Evans,
Mrs. Inez Owens. Miss T. L. Davis.
Martha Williams, Mrs. Mary Porter,
Mrs. Christinea Jones and son and
many others.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-11-20
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and help smooth out surface dry skin
lines. Apply fragrant Black and White
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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-11-20
Carter-Turner
NuptiaIsNov.'6
Couple Exchange Vows
In SeIfridge Chapel

A very pretty and impressive
military wedding was solemnizeo
in the chrysanthemum filled pos
chapel at Selfridge Field on Satur.
day, November 6. at TOO in the eve
ming with Chaplain Cyrus Perry Of
floating, when two young people
from outstanding families in the
country were married. The bride
was Miss Beatrice Turner, the
charming and beautiful daughter OF
DR.. and Mrs. Ladrue Turner OF
Kansas City. Mo, and the groom,
Lieut.. James Y. Carter, son of Dr.
and Mrs. Ray Of Winston Salem,
N. c.
The bride wore ice blue lame, and
a feather hat of the same shade
with brown accessories. Miss Eliza
beth Anne Ray, instructor of physi-
cal education at Howard university,
sister Of the groom. attended the
bride and Lieut.. Charles Williams
the groom.
In attendance were DR.. and Mrs
Turner, the brides parents; DR.. and
Mrs. Gaylord Howell OF New Bruins
wick. N. j., aunt and uncle of the
bride and Mrs. Lake lines Of Bal
timore. aunt of the groom.
The bride is a June graduate OF
Howard university and was matri-
culated at Northwestern university
doing graduate work in speech and
dramatics.
Lieut. Carter is a graduate Of
Bates college and has his masters
degree in law from Boston univer-
sity. He is a graduate Of the Tus-
kegee Army Flying School and UNI
Ill Saturday was stationed at Sell
fridge Field. He has been trans
ferred to the Bombardiers at Mather
Field, Sacramento. Calf.
The couple was seen off at the
City Airport as they left to visit
Washington. Winston-Salem, N. c.,
Kansas City and then to Sacrament
to. The Harold E. Bledsoes were
on hand with the family to see them
off.
DR.. and Mrs. Turner, DR.. Howell
and the Bledsoes were all school
mates together at Howard univer-
sity and Mrs. Howell is life long
friend of Mrs. Bledsoe. The week.
end was for them a gay and happy
reunion.
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added few pounds and becom-
ingly.
Lieut.. Carlyle Johnson will re-
port at Carlyle Barracks. Pennsyl-
vsnia on the nineteenth Of No
vember. Carlyle recently complet-
ed dentistry and was practicing
with his father.
Bet you didn't know that in ad-
dition to holding the title Of the
Worlds Fastest Human" Jesse
Owens Is also known as THE Face
Boy"
On Friday night, October II, the
Lucy Thurman YWCA gymnasium
was we'll filled with bridge fans
and players-the occasion: The Y
Fellowship bridge party. The table
prizes were artistic bric-a-bracs
from Gulians. The co-hostesses
Mrs. Lydia Goggins and Mrs. Gar
Meta Carter are to be compli-
mented on the efficient way the af-
fair was managed.
Beatrice Gillian Is one hostess
who manages to entertain with APP
parently little effort. She enter
tanned THE Doolittles' last Mon
day night-the meeting ran like
clockwork and "Bea" was as calm
as the proverbial cucumber.
Mrs. Charles Jones is able to be
up and around after short illness.
II we were asked to choose an
outstanding young career woman
in the community, we would quick
ly think Of Lenore Ports. Lenore
has been in charge of the mailing
department of one Of the city's
oldest furriers, for a number of
years, starting as mail delivery
girl while still Gin her teens. She
also knows the mechanics OF ad-
vertising and composes most OF the
firms ads. In addition to this, she
has had experience in breeding
Mink. which is very difficult task.
She is now looking forward to a
Rabbit farm. Lenore is the wife
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-11-20
Rochelle Home Scene
Of Social November 6

The social given Saturday, Nov.
6, by Mrs. Mile Rochelle and Mrs.
Cornelia Bridgewater. at the home
of Mrs. Rochelle. 6067 Twenty
eighth street. was a delightful event
Refreshments suitable TO the taste
of everyone present were served
and the group was highly enter
tanned.
Those present were: Mrs. Mable
Jones. Mrs. Thomasine Johnson, Mr..
and Mrs. James Chisolm. Mr.. and
Mrs. James McAdory. Mr.. and Mrs.
General Johnson, Mrs. Sarah Har-
den, Mrs. Louis Garrett, Mrs. Geor-
giana Williams, Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
Cecile, Mrs. Rebecca Smelling. Mrs.
Lenora Mally and Frank Under
wood.
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Visitor Feted Prior
To Departure

AT the conclusion Of a five-week
visi. with her sister. Mrs Fannie
Burney OF Atlanta, Ga, was hon.
ored at farewell party last We'd
nesday at the home Of Mrs. Sally
Johnson, 1900 Goddard, sister OF
Mrs. Burney.
Guests included: V. Cotton. Mr..
and Mrs. A. w. Hood, Mrs A. Hood,
Mrs. c, Hood. Mrs. c. Blackmon,
Mr. and Mrs. j. Coleman. B. Nc
Affie, Mrs, l. B Jackson. Mr.. and
Mrs. F. WILDLY, Mrs NJ. Shaw. Mrs.
B. Roy. Mrs l.. Russell, Mrs. II.
Nelson, Mr.. and Mrs Thompson.
and many others.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-11-20
The Social Panorama
By vIvIEkNE


Last week we selected Carmen
Brown. who posed IN her WAVE
uniform. This week Garments old
err sister Patty" models q junior
f'WAC" uniform and we think she
IS as stunning as any WAC that
we've seen.
Mrs Roderick Schuster OF Coop
er avenue has recently returned
from a trip to New York City and
Connecticut.
Saw Ruth Belford recently and
she has that New York" look, but
definitely.
On Thanksgiving night at the ST
Antoine YMCA the All Star Fra
ternal League team will meet the
Selfridge Field men in a basket
ball classic. Joseph Walker. well
known coach, says he will lead
the All Stars to victory, while the
stresmlined Selfridge field men.
coached by Lieutenant Echols, are
making no comment A prelimin-
airy game between the Alpha Kap-
pa Alpha's Ivy Leaves and the
Delta Pyramids will add a touch
OF glamour to the affair.
Jacqueline Claggert, one OF the
new residents. makes an attractive
addition TO our feminine popula-
ton.
The Willis ColemanS' heir arrived
in the person Of Willis Coleman, Jr.
He was born at Dorothy Rogers
General hospital last Sunday.
And speaking OF babies, Jane JEFF
ferson expects a visit from that
we'll known and popular bird.
Sgt. Howard Tandy is home on
a short furlough and the army has
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-11-20


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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-11-20
DIR. WILLIAMS SPEAKER
AT YOUTH MOVEMENT

The revival sponsored by Tho
Youth Fellowship Of Berea church
and community. Nov. IA was in
spring TO all. DR.. Williams, BID,
DID. was the successful speaker
for all the services.
With The Youth OF a Nation are
the Trustees OF Posierity" as the
theme. four topics were covered by
the speaker. Wednesday evening,
opening worship was conducted by
Doris Miller. The Young Peoples
choir Of Scott Methodist church en-
riched the session through their
musical selections. DR. Williams
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-11-20

OF John Ports and they have q
daughter. Sylvia. who Lenore says
is her most important career.
We were indeed sorry to hear OF
the sudden death of Frances Rob.
inson a young girl barely out oil
her teens. Our sympathy TO the
family.-And so long until nex1
week.
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sary Many mothers and we'll known
guests were present and Mr.. Pyle
Of the Highland Park high school,
was speaker Mrs Pauletta Powell
IS the president
Charles II. tGaitor) Williams was
indicted into the Enlisted Reserve
Corps Nov 2 and will spend his
2l-day furlough travelling with his
wife, Juanita. and Mrs. Dora Will
son They Will go to Atlanta, re-
turning by Kane, Pa, Buffalo and
Chicago. He enters For Sheridan,
H., Nov. %.
Rev. :. W. Bankhead Received
Degree OF Bachelor Of Pedagogy
Sunday. Nov. IA, at the MONDAY
service OF Berea Methodist church.
Highland Park, the Rev. Mr.. Bank
head. minister Of Berea 20 years,
received his degree of bachelor OF
pedagogy from Rust college, an
honor that was won many years
ago but because he was so keenly
interested in his work here he never
returned for the degree. At the re-
quest Of the president Of Rust coll
lege. the Rev. Mr.. Bankhead was
given the degree by DR.. VIM. II.
Williams. district superintendent.
G. Edward Ward, organist and
director of the Young Peoples choir
OF Berea. is working for his bachelor
OF science degree in civil engineer.
ing at the University of Michigan
This, however. doesn't stop his
work with the choir for Edward
returns each weekend to continue
his rehearsals.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph E. Ross of
Dubois street were honored at
dinner and reception given by Mr..
Ross aunt. Mrs. Addie Harris of
Carlysle street, Inkster, Mich. Sun
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-07
N. Y. STOCAS

NEW YORK. Nov 6 nP)-The decline
in Tho stock market went into its fourth
session today although losses were
smaller and volume light
eteel issues maintained a firm tone
and their strength had a tendency 10
curb selling in other leading departments
Meantime. some Of the special issues
continued to fluciuate widely. Some Of
the chemicals and aircrafts made new
lows for the year.
Volume in the individual issues was
small although large block turnover
came into Graham-Paise which placed
we'll up In the actiVes. Commonwealth
& Southern was heavily traded. Utilities
generally held small net gains and their
average was slightly higher while the
industrial and railroad componentS re
coded
War news was seen as favorable al
though Wall Street continued worried
over peace prospects. Miners were eN-
pected to be back in most sections on
Monday and il was believed the steel
companies soon would return TO capacity
production.
American Distillng dropped two points
after selling at 20 up J. American
Woolen preferred gained a point and
Lorillard preferred 2h points New lows
were made by Dow Chemical and Douglas
Aircraft Mail order issues had small
advances. Communications eased. Oils
were irregular.
Preliminary closing Dow-Jones aver
ayes: Industrial 135. "a. off 0.23; rail
2355. off 0.l2; utility Pip, up Ool;
and SIS stocks 46.7 "a. off 0o9.
Sales amounted TO 337. 40 shares, COM
pared with 337, $50 last Saturday. Curb
turnover was s., 615 shares, against 10l,
s75 last week.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-07
SPORTS
VIKINGS NOSE OUT WILDCATS, 7 T0b

The Holtville vikings came
through before a home town crowd
Friday night, SHINING the Brawley
Wildcats by the close score of 7 to 6.
In the second quarter, Holtville's
George Leja passed TO Dick Plum
mer who avoided being tackled by
lateralling to Bill Hogue who ran
the remaining 81 yards for the Vik-
ingS' score. Stanley Ferguson drop
kicked straight and true for the
conversion and it was this one point
which stood up for the winning
margin.
The Wildcats, in the same quar-
ter, scored on line buck by Full
back r. johnson, but Holtville's line
rushed in to block the attempted
conversion.
Viking Bonesteel, Ferguson and
Plummer recovered three fumbles
in the first half to spike the Wild
cat offensive.
The opposing lines were evenly
matched, but Holtville proved su-
perior in the passing department,
completing six out of y attempts
while Brawley made none out of
three tries. Referee Pat Williams
praised the c-ean, hard-hitting line
play as the best he witnessed in
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-07
MAR K E S
a pPODTCE

LOS ANGELES. Nov 5 CUP Federal
State Market News:
ASPARAGUSs Steady. Per ID: Imperial
punched extra select 40c. select 35c. eN-
ira fancy 30c fancy 22c. special 15c
PUNCHED VEGETABLES. Steady. Per
Crt.: Beeis 2k-3 doz. 1921 90; carrots 3
doz. $50 60. faH 16o-1 -; Santa Bar
bara iced erts doz. 100; chard 2aa ,
doz. 1.00-1.2 y; green onions s doz. $50
SIS. fair 5.o0-5. 25: leeks doZ, 2.60-2.75
mustard doz. mostly 10; parsley IS
doz 2.25. radiShes small red 6 doz. SO
1.75: spinach ! doz. 2.00-2.25. fair $50
Us; tumipS 2l--3 doz. l.50-1.65, fair
1.0O-1.25
CORN: Steady; lugs Golden Cross 3-3'4
doz fair 1.25-1 50, ordinary S5c-1.O0. Field
corn hugs s0-90c
14T7 S2s2s2S2cmfwyp bm bm bm bm m
SWEET POTATOES: Dull Per H.: Porto
Rcos 5-6c fair 4-4isc; Jerseys 81 &c
Nancy Halls 5-6C, fair 4-4sac, Key Vests
Csc. few fancy 1Oc, fair SC; Jbos. all
varieties 2ia-4c, No. 2S all varieties 20.
TOMATOES: Steady. lueS san Diego
4X5s 175-225. ordinary ripes 80; 5N5S
and 5V6S POOP %. some 80. ordinary
and ripes 1.5O-l75: 6N6s 1852. 90
ordinary 1.40-1.50: 6x7s 1.50-1.75, ordi-
nary 1.25; Santa Barbara and San Luis
Obispo 4N4S 20O-2 25 4x5S .. 2.25-2.5 so, fair
.. OO 5N5s and 5N6s 2.o0-3.00. Fair 2.25
6N6s p 25-2.75. fair 900, 6N7s 1.75-2. y.
player 200-2.15, some fair lis.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-07
SPAR1ANS TIP
TIGERS. 1875

Flashy long runs and precision
passing featured the FL Centro
Spartans' 40 to victory over the
Imperial Tigers before a capacity
crowd of 1000 at Imperial stadium
Friday night.
Using the Notre Dame wing-back
formation, the Spartans ripped
through Imperials line for five
touchdownS, completed an end zone
pass for another and picked UP one
more gratis when Leslie Horton
sighted Tiger pass play, inter-
cepted the ball and raced go yards
to the goal.
FL Centros speedy little quarter
back, Emmett Henry, passing like
q sharp -hooter and running wild on
off tackle and other line plays, was
high scorer with three touchdoWns,
while Nolan Harvey and Leslie Hor-
ton each scored twice. The Tigers
only score came in the second Pc
riod in a center buck by Jim Boley
after Gene Lundy had shared a
long pass and sped over only to be
called back to the one yard stripe
for stepping out of bounds.
LOSES CHANCE
Imperial lost chance for an
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-07

other score when the Spartans held
on the inch line for the fourth
down and then punted out of dam
ger in the first period.
John Carleton, Imperial fullback,
saved his team from further disas-
ter by his fine punting, always un-
der pressure. One of his punts
spiralled 60 yards from the point
of kicking.
The game was Imperial's last for
the current season, but Coach
Charles Hancock, who is losing
only Carleton, Harper and Cakes
by graduation will have team of
veterans next year and promises n
widely different showing.
Coach Clarence Andersons boys.
jubilant over their win, figure to
take their next two opponents,
Brawley and Holtville in stride be-
fore meeting Calexico in the big
game on Thanksgiving day.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-07
L. A. LIVESTOCK

LOS ANGELES. Nov. CUP)-Federal-
State Market News:
CATTLE: Salable 1900. very slow. few
sales she-stock steady to weak. steers
heifers II 50: few heifers - 60: load
yearlings to feed lot 1928: medium TO
good cows 1912; Gamers and cutters
1853. rs; Gamers down 10 $50; odd good
bulls IL; common stock cows Z.
CALVES: Salable 200, very little done.
few medium to good slaughter calves
steady al ITS.
HOGS: Salable 300, more active than
Thursday, $50 cents lower for two days
good TO choice 190-250 lbs. Il. 25-14.50.
top Ia 80. few medium 10 good 150-270
lbs. 13.T5-l4 good 10 choice sows l2-l
o15
SHEEP: Salable none good. To choice
wooled lambs quoted IA and above.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-07
Stee! vs.. Horns in
Sundays Program

Sharp horns versus cold steel
will feature the arena agenda en-
Sunday when man and beast VII
face each other to see whose blood
will be split.
Silverio Perez and Carlos ArruZa
are the matadors who will f;ght
six sire bulls from Lorenzo Cara S
ranch at Fresnillo, Zacatecas. Plea
dores and banderilleros who will
torment and goad the bulls into
furious RACES include Abraham
Iimber) Juarez, Enrique Barron,
Pedro Torrez, Jesus Moreno, Ramon
GuZman, and Ignacio Valencia.
The events, sponsored By the En-
presa Taurina, are scheduled TO
begin at $50 Sunday afternoon at
the MeXicali bullring.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-07
L. A. STOCKS

LOS ANGELES. Nov. UP)-Rcpubic
Petroleum preferred dropped IL points
In a 20-share transaction on the Los An
geles Stock Exchange today.
Trading on the short session was ac-
tive. with 5722 shares changing hands.
Five issues made gains. nine had losses
and five were unchanged.
rhe list: Blue Diamond 100 at 1.S5.
down .o5; Transamerica 200 al SIS un-
changed: Edison Com. 100 at 2314, down
Il; Southern Pacific 100 at 23l4. down
X Sinclair 200 at III, up L j.; Standard
100 at 37&, up II: Sunray 100 at 81,
down u: Union 200 at 10, up = Cream
cries of America 100 at IL, down 4 /;
Emsco 100 at 1OA, down 4 Menasco
100 al /. unchanged; FarnSworth Tele-
vision 100 at 10, unchanged.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-07

years. Plummer, Bonesteel, Lloyd
and Mayfield were outstanding on
the Holtville line while Bentley, Nc
Phatter, johnson and Minter kept
charging in for Brawley.
The victory put Coach Maddens
team in third place in league stand
ing and they hope to better their
percentage when they meet Cali
patria for their final game of the
season at Holtville, next Friday
night.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-07
Boxing Shows to
Begin Wednesday

Boxing fans have their long
sharpened appetites whetted for the
opening OF the weekly fight shows
at the El Centro boxing arena at
4th and Vine this Wednesday night
when Chuey Figueroa will risk his
long string of victories against Juan
Renado in the 10 round main event.
The semi-final brings back the
well-known local fighter, Herman
Graves for a six round go with
George Henry, who had the state
middleweight champ on deck for a
count three weeks ago in Stockton
Big Boy Hogue has asked for first
crack at the winner of the Graves
Henry battle.
Prelims will start at p. m, with
popular Dan Tobey announcing.
Prices range from 81 to 81.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-07

score the final tally on a triple
lateral from the Yuma IA.
If any of the Bulldogs was airy
more outstanding than the Others
it must have been Fimbres. who
the night before had led one half
of the squad to victory over Cali
patria. He punted well, passed beau
tifully and his running was smooth
deceptive and fast. To top off his
evening he drop-kicked three extra
points in three attempts.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-07
MAURlElLO RISES FROM
CANVAS TO WIN BOUT

NEW YORK, Nov. 6 (UP)- Six
pormoters were bidding today for
thethe services of young Tami
Mauriello, who rose from the canvas
again last night to win his second
10-round decision over blond Lee
Savold before l4,987 fans at Madi-
son Square Garden.
A left hook to the jaw floored
the black-haired Bronx heavy
weight in the second round; but
the count had reached only four
when the bell ended the session.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-07
FNIBRES PITCHES

Charles (Corky) Fimbres. able
replacement for Quarterback Ralph
Samaha, pitched 25 yards to Right
Half Albert Ramirez for the third
CaleXico score.
Samaha, who went back in the
game in the third quarter, made
the fourth touchdown on a reverse
from the three-yard stripe after
Brown had set it up on a 2l-yard
jaunt.
After CaleXico regained possession
of the ball as the result of a smart
bit of football by Left Tackle Os-
car Morlet, Samaha passed to
Brown from the Yuma ii for the
fifth score. The Criminals made
their only bid in the third period
when a 37-yard pass from Quarter
back I. Martinez to Left End H.
Robson moved the ball from the
Yuma 20 to the Calexico 43. On
the next play the Yuma center
moved the ball before the play was
underway Morlet promptly leaped
on it to give the ball back to the
Bulldogs.
Left Half Richard Felix went
over from the four-yard line on a
Statue of Liberty play to make the
score 400.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-07
TRIUMPHANT SEASON

COMPTON, Calf, Nov. up
The University of Southern Cali
fornia Junior Varsity football team
completed an undefeated season
last night by trouncing Compton
Junior College 81 TO 0.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-07

w. A. Scheniman
California Electric Corp.
w. A. TOndrO
Roy WOmack
Mote M. DiZney
Faure Tractor and Eqpt. Co.
J. s. Jones
+. ii. Mitchell
Ben HuISe
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-07

Bulldogs made two touchdoWns IN
the first quarter, one in the Sec
ond. three in the third and three
in the fourth.
Only two of the tries for extra
points failed to click.
Fred Brown. All-Valley fullback
of 1912. crossed the Yuma goal line
three times. He made the first two
Calexico scores, one on a 22-yard
run over the left side of his line,
and the second on a seven-yard
plunge over center.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-07

CHICAGO. Nov. 6 tUPD-Grain futures
closed steady to firm ON the Board OF
F Trade today. Priced moved erratically
within a narrow fractional range through
most of the session.
Wheat finished the day of = to =, oats
up u to y. rye unchanged to up 4, and
barley up \
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-07
CALLED FOR ARMY

BORDERTOWN, N. j., Nov. 6
CUP)-Edgar Smith. %, one of the
key hurlers on the Chicago White
SoX staff, has been instructed to
report for induction into the
army, Nov. IA.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-07

Herb Fawcett
X. X. Sharp
Les Blackman, Plumbing
Imperial Valley Central Labor
Council
McNeece e. McNeece
Evan T. Hewes
Fred II. Bright Co.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-07
GOLF PREXY

LOS ANGELES, Nov 6 CUP) -
Maurie LuXford today replaced
Texas E. Schramm as president of
the Southern California Golf Asso-
citation after the annual election
yesterday.