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ii, i I a i 4 IIP i --fllrn i i Stinii, 4 of ihs Day. TONIGHT ONLY ACADEMY AWARD PICTURE ACADEMY AWARDS! BEST ACTRESS! VIVIEN LEIGH BEST SypfOHTING AOHISS KIM HUNTER KST SUPKHTINO KARL MALDEN AND lOT UT, A Streetcar Named Desire, VIVIEN MARLON mm mm AND I KM HWTER KARLMALOEH tarn FT TENNESSEE WILUAHS yrain mr' i n' 11 Mm Crowd 'Describes Mexican Attends Annual To Rotarians Grid Dinner HUMBOLDT STANDARD Sep. 1 1 1752, Eueka P. 3 'If otr team can produce on the i field like this Kickoff Dinner team lias produced here tonight, we'll have a winner:" then inch uere Ihe of Hum- Highlights a recent trip to Mexico were related by Oscar Sn'cinlund ai a meeting of the Eureka Rotary club meeting at the Vance hotel Tuesday noon. Swanlund, has made several previous trips to Mexico, the ements in road? facilities noted and related boldt Staie College football coach' persona allecdotcs about the peo Phil Sarboe last night at ine Bar- nle comactec on his side Grange hall where more a The club president, E.

E. Kel- 300 people oversowed into the lenberger, called attention to the bii hall for the Foolball season meeting Saturday evening "Kiekoff Dinner" sponsored joint-' a Vance hotel for the pur- ly by Humboldt Slale College of electing a lieutenant gov- umiii Association and the Arcata'ernor. The clubs of division 20 Chamber of Commerce. are be represented. The din- Ciiach Sarboe promised hard ner at 7'30 p.

will be a Ladies work by his boys and stressed the Night event and the new lieu'en- tsct that every loolball player'ant governor will be presenled was first a student and that there at the dinner. as no "gravy train 1 for grid Ccrrado Pinoehi, lieutenant slars, that the boys were working'povcinor the year, pre- and paying their own a i fA the program, throuph the school. Sarboe point-! wvwwvs VWM wvs w(wwuw--(t ed out a Ihcre was alvohitclyj no professionalism on the of Amenta and Faculty boldt State College football sqund. -Member Honor Arnold of HSC. Dr.

Cornelius prps- idont Humboltit State College, lauded the support shown by the Entertainment during the was presented by the Pistol River Slale Teachers CnlleRe Recording Bank (Western division), accordinist Dale Ingvardsen, 1en- surrouildinTM communities and told iri some of the plar.s Jor State, i included jor, Don Sepehetis, pianist Charles new lighting for Redwood Bo.wl.lFutkeiso, a reading by Tom Tur- new roof for the west side grand- 'ner and a skit by Lcn Conry, Day- stands and about 1955 a new Mun-ay and Ed Travers. nasiuni, swimming pool and baseball diamond C- E. (Doc) Morrow of Eureka was introduced as the principal speaker and directed his talk to the squad of 50 players present, stressing their parts in the future. The big fhow was opened by Dr. Don Karshncr, of Humboldt State, president of the Arrala Chamber of Commerce, who turned over the "mike'' to the first masters of ceremony, Lcn Conry.

Conrv Kept the big crowd lajish- mjf for 15 minutes. He introduced the a i i players along Fiitfieient witty rcmaiks to keep tin? crowd in an uproar. The nevt mrstcr cor omen ire Bill DunTfip, Hurnboldt State College students. He cailcrt on various speakers! and introduced the acts presented: Rounds at applause were to Mayors A. B.

C. Davis of Arcs 1 fa and Robert Madsen of Eureka. Speakers include Dr. Everett Watkms, president of the HSC Alumni Association; Frank Stegall and Al Leen. Senior football players quarter Dennis Km- ser and Guard Bob Syverlson spoke on behalf of the squad.

Assistant coaches Elwood Sturdvant and Art Slegman were inlro- ductd along with Trainer Bergei Johnson and last year's assistant coach Eberle Schultz. Hooter's caps were presented for honors earned to Don C'Kane, publisher of the Eureka Me ws papers, Jordan of the FRIDAY NITE SPECIAL FREE! TO THE FIRST 5 0 A I TO ENTER OUR STORE FRIDAY NIGHT AFTER 6 P. M. Stop in and see our new display of luxurious Universal Electric Blankets. Each lady visitof will receive a beautiful orchid flown especially to us from Hawaii.

WESTERN AUTO OFARC ATA C. F. "CHUCK" BOWER For an evening of fun See Humboldt County's i TOP TALENT in a gay VARIETY SHOW CONTINENTAL CAPERS At EUREKA JR. H.S. AUDITORIUM 8 P.M., THUR.

FRL, SEPT. 18-19 Sponsored by EUREKA BUSINESS GIRLS ASSOC. For Guide Dogs for the Blind Adults SI Under 12 50c Tickets at: tcn Jiesv- Music, NfliF'i Pharmacy Bux- Drugs canihams in Henderon Center Grocery Cannam5-Scotra Bor. dens in Fortuna Arcata Bafcery. Nygartf Grten find H.

s. Student Co-op, Arcata, HERE'S TWO VIEWS of the huge crowd that jammed into the Eaysidc Grange hall last night for the annual Humboldt State College football "Kickoff Dinner." One is taken from the left and the other from the right side of the big hall. Others ate in an emergency dining area 'set up in the kitchen. The Pistol River band was playing hot music when the Eureka Newspapers photographer caught these shots. One Booked On folio Sets New Story Of Salmon Defrauding Charge All TimpRprnrH Heard At Kiwanis jAH- i ime necora i ir.nkeeper, I a ,7.

Sar.ford. ZS WASHINGTON--He of Eureka, was bnokeH at the city ises set another all-time record jail by Eureka police Wednesday afternoon. He ivas laler released after posting S100 bail. EUA KAZAN WARNEft BROS. Humboldt trive-In Lion and The Hone The Big Cat TONIGHT! SMUGGLERS lust week and pushed the total number of cases in this year's outbreak past the record pace et in 1949, the public health ser- reported today.

The service said eases vere reported in the week ending Sept. 6. It was the third con- week that new cases reached an all-time high. The increase was about eight percent over the previous week. For the current "disease yaar, 1 A-Inch starts with the first week in April, the total number of crises reported is 26,039.

It marked the time since the present outbreak reached its height that (he total has exceeded the record ar of 1949 in which 25,429 were reported in the same pcnod. A public health service spokesman said that medical authorities hope Ihe current week may the peak of 'he new polio outbrsak. 7his week's summary noted that the largest relative increase in rases occurred in Missouri iv he re tlie number reported rose 66 in the previous week to in the current report. The! public health service said the in- trcafe was probably a result of delayed reports due'lo the Labor (Jay holiday. The report also noted the high incidence of polio in Deuel county, S.

where only one case had been reported previously this year. The report said it is "quite possible" that the outbreak there may later be diagnosed as some at her virus infection similar to i polio since the cases are mild and paralysis. Joe Aho won the attendance pl'170. Pro" irien Posdc finnntuicecJ gioup from the Hendelsml CPIIICI" club will attend an mler- st Garbervillc to, itiipht. Those planning to attend talk given by a Bnk feLaXi Krambani and Poscic.

the title of a Bendorl at a meeting of the Henderson Center Kiwanis club Wednesday noon. He discussed the characteristics and habits at salmon and commented on conservation problems relating to wildlife. Larry Holt was program chairman and Lloyd Poscic presided at the business session. Gunnar Johnson, chairman ol he "Ballot Battalion" reported on a recent meeting held here, praising the co-operation shown by other civic and service organizations. Earl Mendray said that the Cubi packs sponsored by the Kiwanis' dub will be resuming their a meetings Friday night at 7:30 a the Grant school and those ested were asked to attend.

Robert Stach, chairman of the: nominating committee, announced the nominees: Jack ALL-5 N- Pool all your instiJ'meipts and hilla into I luan, just monthly payment tkat uts y(jjr paj chpck Cut payments Get cash. C.nint in or phune for detail. PACIFIC FINANCE Maite, president: Ed Lax, president; and John Brambani, treasurer. Elections will be held next month. I DON WEIR, Manager HI 2-2901 321 Fourth, Eureka New York Cleveland Chicago Boston W.

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