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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-05
SANS je postal Gcestitke
mar. Titu, slouenski uladi
In predsedniku AVNOJa

liz urada Slovenskega ameriskega narodnega
Ma redn sell zvrsevalnega odbora SANSa dne H. nc
embra Chicago, je bilo sogasno zakluceno da pos
eo OBJ prilki veke image Osvobodilne fronte pri VOLT
an cesttke arsalu Ttu, predsednik federativne vad
lgoslavije predsednku Sovenske narodne Wade Boris
drcu ter predsedniku provzorcne skupscine dr. Ivan
ibarju
Vsebina odposlanh kabev je sledeca:
Predsedniku Wade Josipu Titu Brozu,
Belgrad, Jugoslavija
Slovenski amerski narodni svet je ma svo seji dine
II. novembra Chicago vzradoscen mad sajnm uspe-
hom Osvobodne frone pr prvh demokraticnih plosnih
voitvah Jugosavij. Ko Vam izrazamo najislrenejse
cesttke, gotov da je sedaj jugosovansm narodom
odprta pot do svobode brastva in pravcnos pod Vasm
prezkusenim vodstvom federativni demoraticn ugo-
sovansk republik kjer 81 poloze temelj srecno in
slavno bodocnost.
ETBIN KRISTAN, predsednk.
MIRKO KUHEL, tajnik.
Predsednik Wade Boris Kidric,
Lubljana, Jugoslavija
Ogromni uspeh svobodoljubnih strank pri skupscn-
skin voitvah krona nadeloveske napore Slovencev
gosoyanskih narodov spoh osvoboditev. Slovenski
amerisk narodni svoji seji IT, novembra
Chicagu Vami raduje in Vam poSilia najprisrenese
cestke upanjem da boste kmau slavii koncno zmago
popone pravice nase brae in preroeni Jugo-
slav demokraticni repubki svobodnih in sreenih MOI
in zena.
ETBIN KRISTAN, predsednik.
MIRKO KUHEI, tajnik
DR.. Ivan Rbar
Belgrad Jugoslavija.
Oh otyoritvi novoizvoljenega parlamenta demokra-
tene federatvne Jugoslavije posa Slovenski amerki
narodni svet Van in clanom obeh dornov naipr-
srtnese pozdrave in krene ze popoln uspeh vasega
velevaznega dela katero zace Jajcu obkrozeni ma
vseh straneh cd srupenih sovraznkov ga sedaj ma
daljujete po slavn zmag vi svobodno izvoeni pred
stavnh jugosovanskh narodov pokcani polozite
trdno zemlio temeljni kamen zgradbo XII bo dom
svobodnega in srecnega naroda varnost XII izvira il
pravice ste s skozi ogenj in pekel Sc niste
vda cato boste uspeli zgradbo tste Jugoslavie po
kateri vs prav Jugoslovani hrepene soletja
Najprej bratstvu in svobodi!
ETBIN KRISTAN predsednik
MIRKO KUTIEL, tajnik.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-05

kapitalu, proti delavstvu pa +
morajo oslabiti in koncno I'll
zacije.
Glede priporocil, katere je dal
Truman kongresu "a akcijo pro-
ii stavkam, je Murray rekel, da
predstavljajo popolno prezira-
ME cloveskih pravic.
V govoru, XII Sc more tolma-
citi kot odprt prelom med CIO
in Trumanom, je predsednik
CIO rekel:
Vlada je slepa "a
izzivalno stalisce industriie
"Trumanova priporocila kon-
kresu so samo prvi korak v
procesu rastocega zatiranja. IL
tega razloga bo CIO mobilizira-
la vse svoje clanstvo in ameris-
ko ljudstvo "a poraz te specific
ne predloge in vse podobne po-
izkuse, XII so naperjeni proti de-
lavstvu.'
Murray .je brezobzirno uda-
ril to kar je oznacil "a "apizar-
stvo" velikih industrijskih in
teresov, akoravno tt interest od-
prto izzivajo delavno ljudstvo
in vlado samo, potem pa je opo-
zoril ma rekord General Motors
Co. v tekoci stavki ter izjavil:
"Industrija je odklonila ko-
lektivno pogajanje. Industrija je
zavrnila prostovoljno arbitraci-
jo v avtomobilskem sporu. Indu-
strija Sc nj hotela niti sestati z
zastopniki unije v industriji je-
kla, dasiravno je bila cd Wade
direktno pozvana.
"Zvezna administracija je vso
to arogantnost ponizno pogolt-
Mia. Yes njen srd je ,omejen lie
ma delavstvo."
Citira uradne stevilke o velikih
korporacijskih dobickih .
Murray je opozoril, da je
ameriska industrija tekom VOL
ne napravila ogromne profile,
potem pa je dostavil:
"Urad "a vojno mobilizacijo
je potion staba svojih eksper-
tov nedavno objavil porocilo, da
je ameriska industrija sposobna
zvisati mezde "a "a odstotkov
in Sc vedno uzivati 1OO-odstot-
no zvisanje cistih dobickov."
I'm kaj je napram temu sto-
rila zvezna administracija? Ona
je ma cell crti ignorirala Glove
ske pravice, ma drugi strani pa
je apizala industrijo z rastocimi
dobicki ma racun ameriskega
ljudstva."
Truman krenil poti, po
kateri je h0dil Roosevelt
| Potem je Murray nadaljeval
"Ideje, XII so zapopadene v
predsednikovih priporocilih me
navdajajo najvecjim vznemir-
jenjem. Ia priporocila znacijo,
da je administracija krenila S
poti, kateri je amerisko ljudstvo
tekom zadnjih let pod vodstvom
predsednika Roosevelta ponov-
no dalo peeat svoje odobritve. .
i V Detroitu je incl vceraj 60
.fvor ma stavkarskem zborovaniu
i podpredsednik avtomobilske uni.
1 je Walter P. Reuther, XII je IL.
. javil, da Trumanov predloe
lpredstavlja jasen prelom z de.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-05
Philip Murray o1zgosal delavsko
i poEhko Iru1nanove admimshaciiiie
kratke vesti
RUSI SE UMAKNILI IL
OZEMLJA URANIUMA

LONDON, 4. decembra c.
skoslovaski zunanji minister
Jan Masaryk je danes naznanil,
da sc ie Rdeca armada umaknila
IL okrozja pri Jachkimovu, kjer
Sc nahajajo edini znani zakladi
uraniuma v vzhodni Evropi.
Uraniuma je ruda, il katere Sc
izdelujejo atomske bombe.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-05
RACIJA SLADKORJA
OSTANE NESPREMENJENA

WASHINGTON, 4. decembra
-Poljedelski department je ma
znanil, da bo z ozirom ma sve-
town. polozaj racioniranje slad-
korja v letu 1916 ostalo isto kot
je bilo v tekocem letu.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-01-09

There's a town IN Wales with the
name of LlantairpWllgWyngllgogery-
chWrynd rowlIlt
Looks like an ideal spot for a sign
painter who wants a steady job.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-01-09

Remember the good old days when
at the end Of a long line of people
there was a movie show and not c
pack Of cigarettes.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-01-09

Gold has heeH m'oc, in CM4,e since
he tunes of t8c meas.
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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-08-30
Servitemen, Relatives
Must Record Axis Guns

LANSING. Aug. 80 - R -
Discharged servicemen and their
relatives who proudly own cap
tured enemy pistols must not
forget to register them with law
enforcement officials, Capt. DON
aid S. Leonard of the State Po-
lice warned today.
Leonard, as chairman OF the
legislative committee of the In
ternational Police Chiefs Asso-
citation, was instrumental in per-
suading the war department to
ban the importation of captured
weapons. but he said thousands
apparently had come or still
were coming into this country
and represented a threat to law
and order.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-08-30
Occupying Forces Waited
TenseIy for Word to Land

c rations on their last operation
until they were flannel mouthed
now gorged on fresh eggs and a
huge chunk of fried ham every
breakfast. For lunch today We
had hamburger steak and for
dinner big beef steaks that
would cost 81 a plate in New
York. We have had ice cream
twice a day since we came
aboard.
Despite the easy life. the Ma
rines are getting tense. They
want to walk or fight their way
ashore Immediately.
Until the MarineSland on
Japan this war isn't over, no
matter what they say in Wash
ington or Tokyo said one vet
eran.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-08-30
|Droft Registronts Under
26 Must Not Jump Jobs

eous impression that it no long
err is necessary to get this ap-
prevail" because. Of the release
of manpower controls by other
agencies, Brig. Gen. Leroy
Pearson, State Selective Service
Director, declared.
"Job-jumping" provisions of
selective service regulations
have been suspended for all
registrants over the age of 26,
but remain in effect for the 9TH
ers.
Registrars in the 1928 age
group who fail to get permission
to change jobs will be classified
as available for service and SUBJ
ject to immediate induction il
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-08-30
Weird Voyage Leads Victors to Shores Of Nippon
they are physically qualified.
Pearson said.

they are physically qualified,
Pearson said.
In cases where there r. q
"bona fide misunderstanding"
on the registrant's part. local
boards may consider II ~ an
unusual circumstance" In act
ing on the case, the director ex-
planned.
Pearson told Boards they may
approve job transfer requests II
lit is in the best interest Of the
war effort for the registrant to
leave his employment for other
work, OK there are adequate rea-
sons involving the registrant or
his immediate family which
would justify his leaving his
present employment"
Veterans of any age who have
been discharged with q dis
charge other than dishonorable"
since Sept. 6, 1910, are not re-
quired to have local board ap-
proval for job transfers.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-08-30
Ask MCHS Students
To Report Al 3 a. m.

Mount Clemens High School
pupils who return to classes
Wednesday morning have been
asked to get an early start on
the program by appearing at the
school on the opening day at
8 a. m.
School authorities In q recent
statement pointed out that
classes will not start until 8:45
a. m.
However, on the opening day
program cards must be issued
and other details attended to,
and 1t is hoped most of this
work can be accomplished 30
hat the 845 a. m, start may be
made.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-08-30
kiwanls Boat Ride
Gives Boys A Thrill
Storm Sweeps Lake
During Outing

A flotilla of IL pleasure craft,
taking Mount Clemens and East
Detroit Kiwanians on their an
nual lake cruise. Wednesday
afternoon braved one of the
worst summer storms in years
in order to reach their destina-
ton on St. Clair Flats.
Fifty-eight members and
guests attended the outing,
which. was pronounced q COM
plete success after the weather
cleared.
Boat owners and members
voted to proceed with their out
ing plans despite overcast skies
which threatened the boats as
they left the Clinton River. With
abruptness the sky darkened
when the flotilla was in the
north channel, and the darkness
combined with heavy rain re-
duced visibility to about 10 feet.
Confident that the storm
could be ridden out, the boat
shippers continued on their
course at reduced speed, and no
mishap marred the trip.
Wilbur F. Held was general
chairman of the Mount Clemens
Kiwanis delegation, and Edgar
Kalthoff, of East Detroit. led
that city's group. Fred Schock
and Roy Murphy were in charge
of arrangements, Schock being
commended for the successful
stocking of all craft with lunch
and refreshments.
Dinner awaited the KiWani-
ans on their arrival at the Idle
Hour club house.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-08-30

LANSING, Aug. 80 - R =
Draft registrants under the age
|of 26 still will be classified as
|"job-jumpers" il they transfer
without local draft board per-
mission from jobs for which they
are now deferred, State Selec-
tive Service headquarters said
today.
Registrars In this age group
may have received the erron-
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-08-30

Columbus, o., recorded low
of 48 degrees in the middle of
July this year and mothballed
blankets came out in thousands
of homes.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-02-08
~. Y. STOCKS

New York, Feb. s. CUP)-Stocks ad
Sanced Thursday for the eighth consecu.
live session on expanded volume
The market rise was based ontechnica
factors. However, Wall Street analyst.
ran up danger signals on the belief the
high level Of stock prices might soon be
Tivcn selling test.
Many stocks made new highs or equal
cd their highs. The leaders mover mar
ruyely. Gains OF TO points were
noted in special stocks Superior Oil OF
California, the star performer in recent
sessions. ran up more than s points
10 new high. Preferred stocks in the
rail and utility divisions had advances
running TO nearly 4 points.
Aviation corporation was the most ac-
tive issue traded. II made a new high.
Baltimore and Ohio and Packard were
poor contenders for second and thirds.
Liquors again were strong spots with
new highs in diStillers corp.-Seagrams.
and Schenley. Austin Nichols preferred
A rose more than POINTS Oil issues
generally were up fractionally although
their performance was eclipsed by the
wide moving Superior Oil which in two
sessions has risen II points.
Preliminary closing Dow-Jones stock
averages: Industrial 1854, off OH;
railroad 1855 off OIL; utility 27.52, off
o.o6: 65 stocks Sc. OF, off O.09.
Sales totaled 1880 600 shares compared
with l, 1924 shares Wednesday. Curb
turnover was 542, 440 against A43, $50
shares Wednesday.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-02-08
Manila S Ports
To Be Opened

WASHINGTON, Feb. 8. UP) -
Secretary of War Henry L. Stirnson
told press conference Thursday
that Manila soon will be reopened
to American shipping.
This was regarded as a clear in
dication that American forces soon
will undertake the re-conquest of
Corregidor, island forteresS in the
harbor where American and Fill
pino forces made their last valiant
stand in the early days of the war.
With the freeing of Manila, the
government of the Philippine people
will be re-establishcd in its capital, -
Stimson said.
THE harbor of Manila will be re-
opened and from bases in the Phil
ippines American planes and ships
will cut japanese cea routes to the
East indies and separate Japan
from the oil, rubber and other re-
sources of the Indies and Malaga, ''
he said.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-02-08
HOOP RESULTS
BY UNITED PRESS

Army II, Pittsburgh 81.
Navy SIS, Temple Al.
Louisville SO. Morhead So.
Oklahoma A & M So, Liberal AAF
35.
=. Virginia So, Milligan 81.
Bucknell SO, Indiantown Gap
Army 46.
Gushing Hospital Al, Harvard g.
Harrington AAB "a, Bethany a.
Lubbock AAF "a, Texas Tech Sc.
Brown 80, M. I. T. So.
Denison SO, Wooster 49,
Miami of Ohio SIS, Cincinnati SO.
Drew 81, Montclair Teachers 36.
Hcfstra 80, Brooklyn Poly 81.
Tufts 62, Worcester Poly 81.
Rocmkhurst 40, Washburn 80.
Drake 36, Ambrose IS.
Louisiana State 83, Louisiana
Tech Sc.
Cornell 48, Colgate 30.
North Carolina 80, Davidson 10.
South Carolina II, Furman II.
Florida A & M 80, Tuskegee AAF
%.
Penn State 81, Carnegie Tech %.
Muhlenberg 40, Pennsylvania 35.
Unicn Sc, Middlebury 43.
Yale 38, Princeton 35.
Trinity so, Coast Guard Academy
As.
Hampden Sydney SO, Lynchburg
Is.
Columbia 70, Fordham So.
March Field Flyers So, Lemoorc
Army AirbaSe 81.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-02-08
COACH REFUSES TO GIVE
TAPPED WIRE" STORY

NEW YORK, Feb. 8. (UP) = The
threat of Jail hung over football
coach Lou Oshins on Brooklyn COL
lege Thursday because he refused
to divulge the source of his report
that police had tapped wires to trap
the five basketball players from
his echool who were involved in a
bribery deal with gamblers.
Oshins, who appeared Wednes-
day at the office of assistant dis
trict attorney Edward A. Heffer-
man, was asked to elaborate his
story that "the police knew all
about this basketball deal because
they had been tapping wires to
discover ether matters"
He said that according to his
source of information, the police
could have involved other players,
but cracked down on these boys
because they had them ccld.'
Imperial Valley press., 1945-02-08
DisIocated verfebra Decides Fiqht

Gamiere Wednesday night fell to
the canva. after Salas landed
short right TO the body just as Tie
Cleveland fighter threw left hook.
An examination by DR.. John Cole
man revealed a vertebra in Ga
mieres neck had snapped out of
place.
Ringside observers theorized the
injury came either from Gamieres
fall on the canvas or that in SCme
way his own wild punch had caused
a dislocation.
Colemans examination took five
minutes, during most of which time
Gamiere was unconscious. The
physician ordered the fight stepped,
but referee Billy Evans called it a
straight knockout for Salas after
a full explanation to the crowd.
Gamiere was expected to undergo
a complete examination later today.
He responded to treatment and left
the ring under his own power.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-02-08
Shaw Eliminated
As UCLA Coach

LOS ANGELES, Feb. 8. CUP =
Lawrence T. (BucN Shaw, former
coach of Santa Clara, has elimi-
mated himself as a candidate for
the job of head coach at UCLA, in
a letter written to William Acker-
man, UCLA graduate member.
Ackerman said that Shaw, in his
letter, said he did not want to be
considered for the UCLA job be-
cause of his obligations to coach
SanFrancisco entry in the pro-
posed AH-American pro football
conference.
This franchise is held by Anthony
Morabito, who also is employing
Shaw in his San Francisco lumber
company.
I'VE are still looking around fer
a COACH Alderman said in COM
menting on receipt of Shaw's let
ter. mo announcement of sue
cessor to Babe Horell, who has re-
signed, is likely to be made until
March"
Imperial Valley press., 1945-02-08
Sports Line Up
To Head Off
Gambler Forces

CHICAGO, Feb. 8. (UP)-Strik-
ing at every vulnerable spot pcs
sible, the sports world descended on
gambling Thursday with vengeance
unequalled since bookies felt the
wrath of the nation in 1919 after
baseball's BLACK Sox scandal"
Sporting interests are doing
everything in their power to block
bockie operations and the gamblers
may long rue January 30, the day
the Brooklyn basketball scandal
broke. The sporting world put a
searching light on wagering when
war mobilization director James F..
Byrnes banned horse racing, but
the discovery of the Brooklyn in
cident raised the hue and cry which
led to Thursdays general nation
wide action.
Following are some OF the actions
taken or planned by the sports in
dustry:
Major league baseball-Gambling
on baseball games will be subjected
to a searching investigation and
steps are to be taken to ban ad-
vance information on pitching Sc
lections and other inside facts that
might promote illegal practices.
Western intercollegiate conference
Basketball games must be played
on school campuses unless the ath-
letic directors give a member school
permission to play elsewhere. All
advance information on athletic
teams must be held to minimum.
National collegiate athletic asso-
citation = All member schools
should instruct athletes, coaches,
officials and publicists not to give
out information on teams or play
ers. The N.C.A.A. national and
sectional tournaments may be
played on member schools cam
pus next year.
Boxing-Ilinois and New York
boxing commissions have issued no.
tice to promoters to increase police
details at fights in order to keep
gamblers out and generally keep
gambling at a minimum.
Professional hockey - president
Bill Tobin of the Black Hawks
speaking) Sports leaders must
unite if scandals such as the enc
in Brooklyn is to be stopped. We
have increased our police detail anc
plan other steps to block their op-
eratiOnS.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-02-08
MAR K E S
Z. 4. PRODUCE

Los Angeles. Feb. ;. CUPl ~ Produce;
Artichol<es: Steady. Santa Maria frosted
all sibeS 1.50-3O0 Arroyo Grande frosted
all sizes 35o-5.0o.
Avocados. Steady. Per 10. Fuertes so
33c, No. 2s 1S-2oc; Pueblas 25-S0c, flats
Fuertes 45o-5.o0. Pueblas 3.75-4OO.
Broccoli Steady; Iced crts Santa Bar
bara 5.oo-5.25, laca1 per 10 best 9-l0c, faiI
7-sc
Brussels Sprouts. Steady; san Luis
obispo crts & bxs 15-1Sc, 10 fair 1O-12c.
Bunched vegetables: Weaker. Per crt;
Beets 2-2A doz. 150-1.75: Chard doz.
1902 90; Celery Root ? doz >. 2.25-25O;
Green Onions doz 2.OO-250 fair $50
lis; Parsley doz 4.25-45O; Radishes
smal lred doz 1.0O-1.25. Spinach 4 doz
bets 2.25-2.5o. fair 1852. 90; turnipS
2-2ls doz 1.25-1.50.
Carrots: Steady; , doz l .25-1,50 fair
75c-1.00; iced crts Imperial doz 1873 95.
Santa Maria doz 3. 25-3.75 Imperial dry
pack 4 doz 1.75-2.00; local 5O-lb 1.25-
$50
Cabbage: Steady: Cannonban crts best
2.50-3.00, fair 2.0O-2.25, Imperial crts
250-2.7 IS, red cabbage local crts {. .5O-7. 90:
Savoy crts 1.25-150.
Cauliflower; weaker; lettuce crts 100
1.25 fair 50-75c; Santa Maria pony crts
1.Oo-125.
Celery: Steady; Pascal 20 in. crts fair
quality 2.0o-2.50.
Lettuce: Steady; dry pack Imperial
crts 4 doz 2.5o-2.7 IS. Imperial light pack
Is 200: Imperial 5s 1.50-1 75 local 3
doZ soc.
Onions: Steady; Stret sales 50-lb Span
ish medium 1.50-175 ibos 1852 25.
Peas: Steady; Imperial bu tubs 800
400; rer ID 12-13c; San Diego 10-12c;
San Luis Obspo 12-13c, Santa Barbara
i3-14c; Imperial China peas per ID So
45c.
Rutabagas: Steady; lugs 100.
Squash: Weaker White Summer I'm
pcrial crts 5 5.25-5.75. fair 4.5O-5.OO: lugs
5.50-600; Italian Imperial & San Diego
lugs 5.00-5.50. fair 450-4.75, No. 2s 200
$50; Imperial crtS 4.50-4.75 fair 400.
Swet Potatoes: Steady. Per 10: Key
Vests best 7.9c fair 6ls-7c. Jerseys best
70 c; jbos 4-5c; No. 2s 100 lug.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-02-08
chicago GRAIN

Chicago. Feb. g. CUP Rye led a
declen in grain futures on the board of
trade Thursday
Rye broke sharply on the close with
losses of 3 TO 3ls cents. Other grains
shared the break. Wheat finished off
2ls to 2M cents a bushel; corn off l to
1as: oats off 21s to 2%, and barley off
Y TO 11s
Imperial Valley press., 1945-02-08
l.. A. LIVESTOCK

Los Angeles, Feb. s. CUP) - Livestock
Cattle salable 1000, rather slow, but
mostly steady. load good fed steers 1925.
common to medium 11.50-14; few COM
mon to medium heifers 950-13.50; few
loads good cows 12.75-13. 25, common to
medium 1o50-12. so, Gamers and cutters
g. 650-9.75. few medium bulls Hip; COM
mon to medium stock calves 13.
Calves salable 200, fairly active. steady;
good and choice calves 14-15.2 .25, few veal
ers 1880 down.
Hogs salable 800, steady; good and
choice 1so-3l0 pounds 1878; few sows
Is; load medium TO good 110 pound feed
ing pigs II so
Sheer salable none: good and choice
wooled lambs quoted 15.50-15.75.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-02-08

field VS. Alvin Immel.
Penny Richmond VS. w. Garrick;
DR.. w. D. CHATTER VS. bye.
A. Kasey VS. Martin Wahl; F. j..
Valdes VS. Joe Fornasero.
LADIES FLIGHT
Starters Time 1880 p. NJ.
Use y of handicaps difference as
strokes fail on the card.
Louise Roberts Q6) VS. Jean Wahl
(24): Margaret Walling Q8) VS.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-02-08
Imperial Cagesters
Scent Victory

Imperial High School "a" bas-
ketball squad comes to Ell Centre
Friday night with determination
to duplicate the victory won jan
uary 16 on Imperia's floor. Imbued
with TIE victory ambition are the
"B" and &C" squads. The scheduled
league games will start at 6:30 pm.
on Union High floor.
Holtvilel meets Brawley cn the
Brawley court at the same hour
Friday night.
With only two more games sched-
uled after Friday night, all Valley
teams are tightening defense lines
and expanding their offensive tao
tics for Z close finish.