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Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-23

There was considerable puzzle
ment among valley league officials
at a meeting recently when Yuma
high school informed loop officials
the Arizona school was no longer
interested in entering the league.
The announcement by Yuma
came as a complete surprise TO val
lev league officials inasmuch as
the Arizona school has attempted
To join the loop for several sea-
sons. Only a few weeks ago Yuma
moguls urged valley league officials
TO speed plans for a meeting be-
cause they wished to know just
where they stood.
Then. out of a clear sky Yuma
passed up a chance to enter the
league.
The reason for the unexpected
Yuma action was not learned until
Thursday when story from Unite {
Press came across the teletype re-
vealing that Yuma had been in
cluded in the Big Five" loop of
Arizona. Included with Yuma in
the league are Tucson. Mesa and
two Phoenix high schools.
Yuma's sudden dampening of in
terest in the valley was responsible,
then, for the Arizona schools ac-
ton. unless the Yumans were using
the valley league to speed Arizona
action TO form the Big Five
Too Many Rules
The Yuma situation recalls TO
us discussion in the Arizona
schools gymnasium some time ago
when Yuma first considered the
plan TO become an associate mem
ber of the c. I. F.. and thereby qua
lily to enter the valley league.
Coach Frank Armstrong. the foot
ball mentor at Yuma. declared he
was in favor OF the switch TO the
valley league, except for one minor
detail. There are" he said, too
many rules passed by the CIF."
Some valley officials were inclined
10 agree with Armstrong along
about last December when Seth
Van Patten made a hurried trip to
the valley TO call off the Caltxico-
Brawley and Imperial Holtville
games.
Sport Notes
Chic State, bringing in green
Paul Brown to get it out of the
football red and end alumni blues,
promotes a high school coach to the
Big Nine for the first time since
1913, when Jack Wilce took over
the Buckeye helm and Bob Zupke
became head man at Illinois.
Wilce's performance at Columbus
left little to be desired . In his
first seven years he turned out
three champions and two runners
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-23

scrapping outfit and brought them
up from sixth place to fourth.
The Pirates may continue to i'm
prove in 1941 but the going is like
lv to be a lot tougher. The club
is defensively unsound and the
pitching isn't too classy. But the
Pirates can sock. They led the Ma
tional league in hitting last season,
but were the leagues worst flelderS,
making 216 errors.
outside of the pitching staff
Frisch has his club pretty we'll set.
Third base isn't settled because the
Pittsburgh roster shows Deb Garms,
National league batting champ, who
finished the season at the hot cor
ner. listed as an outfielder. That
means that Lee Handley is likely
to 60 back to third, where he play
ed 80 games last season before los
ing his job to Garms.
The rest of the infield will be
Elbie Fletcher at first, Frankie Gus
tine at second and Arky Vaughan
at short. Cuisine, who made good
last season as a 20-year-old rookie,
should continue to improve ana
tighten UP the Pirates inner de-
fense. Alf Anderson, rookie short
stop who hit .351 for Atlanta, and
Stu Martin, bought from the Cards,
are likely to do the utility shores.
Ace Parker, the pro football star
who broke his leg while playing
short for Syracuse last season, Is
on the roster but may forsake a
major league career to continue
with the Brooklyn football Dodgers.
Pittsburghs young outfield OF
Maurice Van Robays in left, Vince
DiMaggio in center and Bob Elliott
in right is likely to be an even
better trio in 1941. They all can
sock. DiMaggio, who is one OF the
best defensive outfielders in base
ball, showed marked improvement
last season in correcting his batting
weakness. If Garms shifts to the
outfield, he is likely to have to ride
the bench unless he can oust Van
Robays from his job. Best OF the
rookie outfielders appear to be Ed
die Stewart, who hit .320 for San
Diego, and Floyd Yount, back up
from Little Rock where he hit PTS.
The best pitcher on the Pitts
burgh staff last season was Rip
Sewell. who won 16 and lost 5, and
he's likely TO be top man again.
He should get the most help from
Joe Bowman. Mace Brown, Max
Butcher. Dick Lanahan, John Lam
ming and Ken Heintzelman, all from
last years staff. Heintzelman, a
young southpaw. looks like the best
conner. Russ Bauers is still ques-
ton mark. Joe Gee, last years $685.
900 rookie who was the flop OF the
wear because of arm trouble, will
be back trying to regain his form
after remaining inactive and TAX
ing treatments.
The Pirates catching staff is top
notch. with Al Lopez recovered from
injuries and ready TO catch 100
games. Therell be quite d battle
among young Joe Schultz, who hit
1926 for Portland, Ray Mueller, who
hit .240 for Rochester, and Eddie
Fernandes, who joined the Pirates
last season from Portland, for the
No. 2 job. The veteran Virgil Davis,
still one of the leagues best hit
ters, probably Will perform as a
third-stringer.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-23

matching Glass C. Glass B and var
sity basketball teams. The Glass G
game will be played at 4 O'Clock
Friday afternoon in the Ell Centre
gymnasium, the remaining two
games will be played in the Cal
exico gymnasium, starting at 7
o'clock.
The present basketball rivalry
between Calexico and Ell Centre
dates back to 1888 when Ell Centro
beat the Bulldogs for the loop crown.
Calexico reversed the count in 1899
and the teams tied for the league
championship in 1910.
In league play this MASON Cal
exico has won three straight games,
defeating Imperial, Calipatria and
Brawley. Ell Centre has duplicated
that record with victories over Holt
vile, Imperial and Calipatria.
On paper Friday nights game
must be rated strictly as a tossup
despite the fact Ell Centre ran up
high scores in defeating both I'M
perial and Calipatria. Calexicos
edge to offset the comparative scores
lies in the fact that the Bulldogs
are playing on their home court.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-23
L. A. STOCKS

Los ANGELES, Jan. %. (UP)-
Trading slumped to a virtual halt
today as an air of watchful wait
ing prevailed among traders on the
Los Angeles exchange. Six issues
on the board showed fraetiona!
gains, four lost ground and -four
others remained unchanged of the
5000 shares traded in the morning
session.
The list: Sontag drug. So up 4;
Southern Pacific 1OB; Bolsha Chi
ca oil rs up y; Bandini oil "a
up q. Richfield oil S7s down !. {;
Union oil 1874 down u; Consolidat-
ed steel l9. creameries of America
5a. up Is: Electrical Products go
up y Menasco 2.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-23
Bo.bo Newsor1l
Draws $4,000
From Detroit

DETROIT, Jan. 90. CUP)-Despite
verbal pot-shots from Cleveland
Buck (Bo-Bo) Newsom ranked to-
day as the most expensive pitcher
baseball has ever known with a
scheduled season stipend OF $35 ,00O
for 1941, which boils down to just
about a penny a word for his sum-
mer oral output.
Pitching hero of the Detroit Ii
gers in the l940 world series, New
som, according to Club owner Wal
ter o. Briggs, received $4,000 for
his services last season and has
signed for the 1941 campaign. Re-
liable sources said that Buck had
received at least a $1,000 raise and
considering Briggs liberal bonus
policy, his income might go as high
as $37,50O.
In Cleveland, the Indians didn't
take too kindly to the Tigers rec
ord" pronouncement and President
Alva Bradley said:
The question is, is he getting
it?"
Bobby Feller, Indians speedball
star, had climbed to the top of the
dollar pile Tuesday when he okayed
a 194l contract estimated to call
for a $4,000 salary.
While his new salary was not an
nounced, Feller was reported to
have received between $25,000 and
S27,5O0 fast year. When asked II
Feller's wage was higher than the
record $27,5OO paid to Lefty Grove
by the Philadelphia Athletics, Brad
ley said:
His contract is the highest that
has ever been paid pitcher in the
major leagues" He refused to dis
close the exact amount and said it
was a private matter"
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-23
California Begins
Track Workouts

BERKELEY, Jan. 90. (UP)-Coach
Brutus Hamilton today distributes
equipment to squad of SO men
seeking berths on the University of
California track team, and called
the initial practice for Monday.
Thirty-seven men signed up for the
freshman squad.
Co-captains Clarence Barnes and
Fay Froom led the varsity turnout.
Others included Bob Reinhardt, ALL
American tackle, who is a shot
putter, and Halfback Jim Jurkovich,
who was state champion broad
jumper while in high school, and
who has a mark of "a feet / inch.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-23
DeGroot Gets
Iona Contract

ROCHESTER. N. Y, Jan. %.
UP)-President Alan Valentine of
the University OF Rochester an
nounced today that head football
coach Dudley S. DeGroot and as
sistant Wilbur V. Hubbard had been
signed to long-term contracts.
DeGroot and Hubbard came here
from San Jose. Cal, state univer-
sity last fall to lead Rochester to
its best gridiron season since 1884
Under DeGroot's guidance. Roches-
ter won four Of seven games and set
a new home attendance mark.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-23
Frank Kovacs
Wins Aqain

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. Jan. %.
fUP)-Frank Kovacs Of Oakland,
Calf, appeared headed today for
a third consecutive winter tennis
title following his early victories
over two st. Petersburg players
6-3. 6-l over Cheju Matsu and 6-l,
6-3 over Ivy Wilson-in the annual
Florida West Coast tournament.
Other favorites winning opening
matches were Bobby Riggs, former
national champion from Chicago;
Wayne Sabin, Portland. Ore, and
Hal Surface, Kansas City.
Winners in the women's division
were Mrs. Ann Gray, West Point,
N. Y. and Eunice Dean, San An
tonic, Tex
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-23
Biscuit TO Attend
Statue UnveiIinq

ARCADIA, Cal. Jan. %. up
SeabiScuit will return TO Santa
Anita Park Feb. 6, owner c. S.
Howard announced today. but not
to race. He will preside at the un-
yelling of life-sized statue of
himself.
Seabiscuit will be saddled with
full riding regalla. His regular
jockey. Red Pollard, will be up, and
the pair Of them will lead the field
TO the post for special Seabiscuit
handicap. The statue, cast in bronze
by Sculptor Tex Wheeler. will oc-
cupy a permanent position in the
Santa Anita infield.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-23
NEW YORK STOCKS

NEW YORK, Jan. %. tUFJ-
Stocks moved erratically today with
volume under yesterdays total.
The market moved higher for a
time in the early trading. Then mo-
tors weakened. and decline
through the general list followed.
Late in the day, prices recovered
and a majority showed minor ad-
Vances.
Dow Jones preliminary closing
stock averages: Industrial, 1854
off O.31: rail. 29.4s, up 0.20; utility,
2O.27. up O.09: and 65 stocks 1856,
up 0.0l.
Stock sales approximatedi7O,0 900
shares against $4,000 yesterday.
Curb stock sales were $4,000 hasres
compared with 1900 in the pre-
ViOus session.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-23
Braw|ey, Imperial
Clash Friday

Imperial and Brawley high school
basketball teams battle Friday night
in a game which may determine
which squad will finish in the first
division of league play. The game
will be played in the Brawley GYM
nasium.
Imperial scored three victories
over Brawley in preseason battles
but Friday nights game was con-
sidered a tossup because the north
enders have shown considerable i'm
provement in league starts.
A Glass c game will precede the
varsity engagement.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-23
L. A. LIVESTOCK

LOS ANG ELES, Jan. %. tUP)-
(Federal-State Mkt. News Service)
Hogs 450. mostly steady, top 10
cents higher at $40 On few 200 lb.
CaIifornians; 170-230 lbs. truckins
S.75-9.0O; packing sows G.50-7.25.
Cattle 900, steady. few medium
steers held around 1875. bulk dairy
COWS 6.5O-7.50; Gamers and cutters
5-6.75; odd bulls to s, calves 200;
unevenly higher. load mixed $50 lb
vealers 1880, odd lots 13 down.
sheep none, good to choice wool
ed lambs quoted 975 up and good
ewes around 5.25.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-23
Barbecue Planned
Al Golf Course

A spare rib barbecue for golfers
who played in or helped in the
recent Calexico invitational golf
tournament was set for Sunday af-
ternoon at the International club
by Earl Roberts.
The barbecue will be accompanied
by entertainment in the form of
costumed serenaders of the Calex-
leo Cavalcade.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-23
Junior Co|Iegians
Oppose Mexica|i
Quintet Tonight

Ell Centre junior college basket
ball team takes on a strong Mex
cali all-star quintet in the Ell Centre
gymnasium tonight at 8 O'CLOCK
according to Coach William Max
we'll.
Tonight's game will be the only
game of the week for the junior
collegians. Maxwell said, despite
previous announcements. The ARABS
travel to Pomona one week from
Saturday and the following Satur-
day will oppose San Luis Oolspo
iunior college in the FL Centre
gymnasium.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-23
l.. A. POULTRY

Los ANG ELES. Jan. %. (UP)-
eandled light dirty extras ... 26c
Hens. leghorns. pa TO 3h lbs. 13c
Hens. leghorns. 3A TO 4 lbs. lac
DO. over lbs. ................ 15c
Hens. colored. 3h to lbs. .... zoe
Hens. colored. over lbs. zoe
Broilers. over Ia to tx lbs. 16c
Rroilers over l q to 81 lbs up 17c
Fryers. leghorns, 2ls to lbs. 15c
Eryers, colored 2i2 to 3A lbs up 16c
Fryers. eolored, over 5 y to Al 1se
Roasters. colored ......... zoe
Old roosters. colored .......... lie
Old r3oters. leghorn ........ Osc
Duckiings. over pounds ...... 100
Ducklings. under pounds $50. lsc
old ducks ................... 0sc
Youne geese 15c
Tom turkeys s............... 13c
Hen turkeys, = TO IL lbs. 80. l6e
Hen turkeys. IL lbs. and up Ice
old hen turkeys ...-.......... lie
old tom turkeys .....t........ lie
tsapons. 5 lbs. and up .....,.. 24c
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-23
Meters Catch Up
With Schedule

Ell Centre high schools tennis
team catches up with the league
schedule this afternoon on the Cen
tral courts when Holtville and Ell
Centre METERS will clash in match
that was originally set on Jan. 4.
Ell Centre high defeated Holtville
last Saturday and will be favored
to repeat. Ell Centro girls dropped
$50 decision TO Holtville's girls
Saturday.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-23

The game Friday should present
a duel between Alex Rivera, Calex-
ico's scoring star and Warren Riedy,
Ell Centre ace. Both have spanked
the offensive successes of their res.
pective teams in games thus far in
the seaon.
Calexico will be heavily favored
in both Glass c and B games. CAL
exico's c team has dropped only
one game and the Bees are unde-
feated.
Probable varsity starting line.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-23
ReiseIt, Hall
Tied For Lead

CHICAGO, Jan. %. 'UP)-Otto
Reiselt. Philadelphia, two times
champion. and Allen Hall, Chicago,
three times runner-up. were dead
locked for first place today in the
$4,000 worlds three-cushion bill
lard tournamtnt with five victories
apiece.
Reiselt and Hall scored single vic
tories yesterday to surge ahead Of
jay Bozeman, Vallejo. Calf, and
Welker Cochran, San Francisco
who are undefeated in four matches.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-23
STOCKTON WINS

MARYSVILLE, Jan. %. CUP)-
Stockton junior college nipped Yu-
ba JC 35 to 80 in a northern Cali
fornia JC conference basketball
game here last night Yuba, after
trailing 10 to II at halftime, tied
the score three times in the last
period. Takita, Yuba forward, scor-
ed 10 points. while Sullivan, for
ward. Gagged IA for Stockton.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-23
l.. A. HAY
CHICAGO GRAINS

CHICAGO, Jan. %. (UP)-Wheat
prices fluctuated narrowly today,
with scattered profit-taking follow
ing small rallies throughout the
session. Cloing prices were little
changed from yesterday. There was
a firm undert one. Corn was easier
other grains were firm.
Wheat finished the session up =
TO a. May s57s s-s6; corn was un-
changed to off y. May 63 u SO;
oats up = TO u; May 36hB; ry
was up !. to ss, May 45B; and
soybeans up - to "a. May 81 =
y.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-23
WASHINGTON STATE
DEFEATS OREGON, 50-47.

PULLMAN, Wash, Jan. %. (UP)
The Washington State College
basketball team moved into r''f'~-
puted possession Of seed pat
in the northern division OF the Pa
cific coast conference today after
a so to At victory over oregon. its
fourth in a row over the Webfeet.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-23
Seals Receive Two
More SIGNATURES

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 23. (UPJ
Catcher Bruce Ogrodowski and
Pitcher Al Epperly have signed their
l94l contracts with the San Fran
cisco Seals. it was announced today
by Walter Mails, publicity director.
OgrodoWski was purchased from
the Sacramento club and Epperly
was obtained from Los Angeles.
He won II games and lost 16 with
the Seals last season.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-23
BALL PLAYER FACES
BATTERY TRIAL

Alex Kampouris, %, Brooklyn
Dodger baseball player, was free on
Sl0O bail today facing trial next
Monday on a charge of battery.
Kampouris and Fred Hurtzig. 46,
surrendered when they learned Joe
Seyller had signed a complaint
charging the men beat him on q
- ( T'n street
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-23
MPLS. FLAX FUTURES

tftax quotations courtesy the
southwest Fla sseed ocin tiOn.t
Nav Sligo
July .............#.... Sl.1dt2
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-23
BASKETBALL RESULTS

Washington State SO, Oregon Al.
Santa Clara 81, U. of San Fran
cisco Al.
Stockton JC 35. Yuba JC 80.
Sacramento JC 40. Santa Rosa
JC 80.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-23
Markets at a Glance

Stocks irregular in moderate
trading.
Bonds irregularly higher; L. s.
governments lower.
Curb stocks irregular.
Cotton irregularly higher.
Wheat up is-i4 cent; corn un-
changed to off 4.
Rubber firm.
Silver unchanged.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-23
QUOTATIONS
L. A. PRODUCE

Los ANG ELES, Jan. 20. (UP)-
Supplies were generally moderate
with demand and trading mod
crate TO slow.
Cueumbers: Hothouse flats 3.25-
3.50: San Diego 3.25; Imperial field
flats 90-1.00.
Lettuce: Imperial dozen 1.35-
1.50: SIS 1.25-1.5O; San Diego As 100
LIS: SIS Loo; local As 751.0o; 5s 75-
soc.
Peas: san Diego pole 10-12c;
bush Use; local bush 7-Sc: santa
Barbara pole 1O-10iac; san Pedro
bush THE.
squash White summer San Di-
ego Iugs 2.00-2.5O: Imperial crates
2.50-2.75: flats 1.5o-1.75; Italian San
Diego I.25-1.50; Imperial crates
1.50-l.65; yellow erookneck Imper-
ial crates 2.50-2.75; san Diego lugs
2.50: banana Like lb.
Tangerines: Dancys 3-3 x C; I'm
perial 3Is -4e.
TomafOes. INLAND WeStmoriand
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-23
FL Centro, Co|exico Bid
For League Lead Friday
Rival Casers Clash In CaIexico Gym to
Determine Loop Leadership; Lish+ies
Clash in PreIiminaries

This could come under the heading OF, continued in
next Friday night Calexco and Ell Centre
basketball teams will resume rivalry which has deter
mined the cage championship of the valley league for the
past four years Three games will be played Friday,
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-23
Santa Clara Cagers Win

SAN FRANCISCO 23. (UP)-Led Hale who con-
Cara basketball easily deatea
University of Francisco 81 to Al last night.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-23
Pirates Depend
Upon Heavy Bots
BY GEORGE KIRKSEY

NEW YORK Pittsburgh Pirates CAME Il Iog
in they were the village
cutup would rather have un ou'
them hustIng
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-23
LOCAL BUTTERFAT
l.. A.. BANKS

Los ANG ELES Jan. %. 1UPD-
Transamerica .............. 4= Ia
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-23
Rains PeIt Racing Strip

OAKLAND jan 2S tUP-There is no hope of opening the
Golden saturday management
the wokmen from finishing the
of fair weather would permit
its completion.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-23

Maegoose, stable mascot of ths
Maemere Farm, wanders by the
stall of Puro Oro at Hialeah
Park, Miami, Fla, to make sun
everything's all right with the
3-year-old filly. Apparatus at
lower left is an electrical device
used to treat fragile limbs OF
racing thn.vughbreds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-26

man and citizen that you are,
that we have grown to respect
you as an honorable co-worker
and that we approve the manner
in which you have administered
the work OF the Federal Housing
Administration i'm Michigan.
ut seems to me that no indi-
vidual or no group Of individuals
are in n better position to evalu-
ate your worth than those who
are I'm this room, and none would
be so sensitive TO any indication
on your part of encouragement,
favOritism or nonco-operatiOn
with those who represent invest
ors In FILA mortgages or the
borrowing public. We want to
tell you as man to man that you
have been honest, fair and inn
partial In your supervision OF the
vast amount of business which
has passed through YOUR hands"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-26
Public Warned
To Shun
Jerry Builders
Told TO Use Care
in Selection y
OF Contractor

Detroiters planning to build. buy
or modernize homes. Saturday
were warned by II. /. Nc
Eldowney. general manager Of the
Detroit Better Business Bureau
against the occasional irrespon-
sible builder or contractor whose
services do not live up to promises
and expectations.
Among the heaviest complaints
received by the Better Business
Bureaus building department, Me-
Eldowney said, are those resulting
from poor siding jobs, inadequate
Insulation, jerry building and mis-
appropriation of monies paid on
both new home and modernization
construction.
"The fact that Che Better
Business Bureau receives conn
plants of this type IN, Of course,
no reflection upon the legitimate
building industry which II CIV
ing the buyer much more for his
building dollar today than . few
years ago." McEldowney de-
clared
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-26

when It Is considered production
approximately per metals
critical list IL highly illogical that industry employing
completely stopped because
apparently fimsy and ndefensible premise
naturally presents itsefwhat Is the
curtaing building Mt this time?
1--WE believe that the idea cuftailng home production
originated treasury and OPM This action
Is theory production
against imitation and release greater
available the purchase OF defense bonds
obviously the objective sought Is highly desrable but
the result achieved will certainly resemblance TO the
desired objective Throwing several million workers out Of
through the OF and
pensiyo relief ruthless nhumane and uneconomc
hedge the Of imitation but II will certainly ring
sales at defense bond counters"
delegates representing 168 principal cities OF the nation
voted to appoint committee to anaze the past operations
FILA suggestions for constructive reorganization
The FILA has been an important factor in stimulating
residential construction during the last six the report
declared However there Device machine plan or
full hedged perfection; and the Federal Housing
Administration exception this theory Builders
Builders Association feel that this
excellent by the token the experience
indicated certain changes would be
resulting the building industry
consumer"
Art Bassett, who is assisting Ward s. Van Deusen
in the successful promotion OF advance registrations for
the coming convention of the National Association OF
Real Estate Boards here heaved sigh of relief Wednes
-W,-~- srA--
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-26
Builders ASSaiI
Restrictive Rules
Durbin and Huffman
Win Nominations

iE federal called upon Saturday
home building program based OPMs automobile pro
ducon placing residential production
for the II months with exceptions in the matter of price
or of units involved
The demand contained series Of resolutions adopted
delegates to theay conference in Detroit OF the National
Home Builders Association
delegates nominated Harry J. Durbn prominent
builder
of residential home builders while Edmund HUFFMAN
president of the Builders Association OF Metropolitan De
ro nominated for executive vice president Of the national
The election when the
ofd annual convention in Philadelphia March,
The delegates assaled the restrictive federal rega
tons governing building declaring the rules Contributed nothing
generalization which will produce widespread unemployment
and increased governmental cost"
critical materials cited
builders
clared in their resolutions