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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-18
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Volume Since Late in july

DOW JONES AVERAGES
WEDNESDAY
Industrial -. .1ea.ss M 100
Raj ...-...... 29.ss up az
Unity ........ 1879 M n.19
IS stocks 49,. 4S.ds mp o.57
Stock sales were 500. 900 shares.
hesviest since last July 20 when
e6o, 900 shares changed hands. and
compared with $4,000 Tuesday.
Curb stock sales ROSE n $4,000
shares from 10000 Tuesday.
NEW YORK - Stocks advanced
fractions to more than points
Wednesday on late buying move
ment led by pivotal shares
Special issues were in the van
early. but a sudden influx Of buy
Ing came into the old-line leaders
particularly motors - and they
shot ahead impressively.
At the same time. turnover
expanded to the hest volume
since late July when the mar
ket was In m upswing.
Brokers said there was nothing
specific IN the news 10 account for
the late buying movement but
pointed out that many traders had
been impressed by the lists re-
cent resistance to selling in the
face Of adverse news developments.
Motor shares were said 10 be
favorable because of their strong
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announced production costs.
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Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-09
la, Chicago and
Detroit Leading in
Women kegIers

LOS ANGELES, June 8. up
Los Angeles, Chicago and Detroit
were expected to take most of the
honors in the Women's Interna-
tional Bowling Congress today as
approximately 1000 keglers had
their final chance to overcome
leaders in seven divisions.
Sally Twyford OF Chicago was
latest newcomer to the list of prob
able worlds champions today when
she took over the all-events lead
with a 1899 total. Mrs. Twyford's
score is the aggregate of 636 in sim
giles, a $40 team total and 623 in
the doubles. She is the defending
singles champion and her new all
events score is the third highest
in WIB.C. history.
Other leaders from Chicago were
the Rovick's Shoe Girls who headed
the open team and high team
games divisions with scores of 266l
and 965, respectively. Detroit's Mar
ion German has 4 one-point lead
in the high individual game brack-
ct.
Three prizes appeared certain for
Los Angeles. Representative hay
ing commanding leads were a team
representing Nancy Kelly in the
Booster division, Mary Jane Hogan
and Joe Pittenger in doubles and
Nancy Huff in singles.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-09
San Diego Comes Alive to Nail
Beavers for Two and Hold Second
Place: Sacramento Wins Series

Hollywood and Los Angeles split,
the Twnks taking the opener 5
to 4 and the Seals the nightcan
| to 0. Three runs in the ninth
inning won for Hollywood in the
opener. Haw Schultz contributed a
long sacrifice fly with the bases
full, then Bob Kahle doubled two
more runs in.
In the nightcap, Don Whites
sixth inning single scored Nanny
Fernandez for the lone run. Frank
Dasso and Larry Jensen each pitch
ed four-hit bail. Hollywood took
the series five games to two.
Los Angeles showed Oakland we'll
into the cellar by taking both
Sunday games, 13 to 10 and a to O.
The Angeles took the opener in
the ninth on five hits, three walks
and an error, netting five runs. In
the nightcap Stampers double
scoring Fay Thomas and Lowry
settled a four-hit pitching duel be-
tween Thomas and George Dar-
row.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-09
Hunchback Killer
To Be Extradited

SAN BERNARDINO, June 0 (UP)
Sheriff E. L. Shaw and District
Attorney Jerome B. Kavanaugh of
San Bernardino were scheduled TO
arrive in Sacramento today to Sc
cure extradition papers for Alfred
Wells. accused of killing three per-
sons, who is being held in Spokane
Wash.
The 30-year-old hunchbacked cx-
convict was captured Saturday by
Spokane police after nationwide
search of more than month. Wells
admitted to them he had killed
his brother. Rayfond Wells, "a, in a
lonely Cajon Pass canyon near
here.
Wells will be transported back to
San Bernardino where he will also
stand trial for the shooting OF his
brothers. wife, Mrs. Jean Elaine
Wells, "a, and Miss Rose Destree
of Escondido, Cal, who named
Wells as the man who shot them
before she died.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-09
nj R B Election to
Settle Union Row

SAN FRANCISCO. June 7 CUP)
- The San Francisco Employers
Council today announced that the
CIO WarehouSemen's Union ana
the Poultry Producers of Central
California had agreed to a national
labor relations board election to set
tie a jurisdictional dispute at the
poultry co-oreratives' Santa Rosa
plant.
Under the agreement the union
promised to withdraw picket lines
established during the dispute, the
council said.
A group of CIO egg handlers
walked out at the Santa Rosa
plant this week and started picket
ing. Plant operations continued
with members of the AF'L Butchers
union remaining at work The
poultry cooperative headquarters
here also were picketed during the
dispute.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-09
NEW YORK STOCKS

NEW YORK, June 8 UP) -
Stocks were strong today while
business held around record high
levels.
eading stock issues were steady
TO firm.
Leading stock issues were steady
to firm, while a long list of spe-
cial issue had advance ranging to .
points.
Industrial News was featured bv
reports on steel operating and gen
eral motors sales. The latter set
new all time records for a Nav
and the first five monthe of the
year. Steel operations, according to
the American Iron and steel insti-
tute, were 9S.5 per cent of pacity
in this week schedules. a decline
of O.6 point, caused by some minor
shutdOWns for repairs.
Dow Jones closing stock aver
ages: Industrial 1906 up 1.27;
Rail 27.65 off "a; Utility l745 up
10; and s. stocks 4O.45 up 30.
stock sales were 100000 shares
compared with 10000 in the prev.
ious five-hour session Friday. curb
stock sales were 77,000 shares
againt 70 900 Friday
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-09
Valleys Ace HurIers Set
To Halt invading Ghosts
Ritter TO Start
With zumssein,
Hurst in Reserve

Imperial Valleys All Stars per-
fected their strategy Monday in
anticipation of a clash with the
Sioux City Ghosts. celebrated COL
ored softball club. slated TO invade
E. Centre stadium Wednesday and
Thursday evenings.
The stars marshalled three hurl-
ers to send against the Ghosts,
Steve Ritter. Holtvilles zumstein
and the veteran valley ace, Joe
Hurst.
Ritter was slated to start the
opening game with zumStein and
Hurst in reserve. Hurst probably
will see service in the second game,
supplemented by ZumStein.
Hoyle. No. l valley catcher, will
be behind the plate and Black will
play first base Tunney Williams,
Brawley star. will play second and
the other half of the Williams COM
bination, Pat, will play short stop.
Dutchv Van Nostrand was slated
for the third base position. Sama-
ha at left field. Ted Smyer in
right field and Ehmke as rowing
fielder
The Ghosts will play two games
in El Centro. both on a 60-40 basis
with the winning team taking the
major share of the gate
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-09
L. A. LIVESTOCK

Los ANGELES, June (UP) -
Federal state Market News Serv-
iCe.)
Hog 1900; 1910 cents higher than
Friday; top 1866 on 1920 lb few
head 1915; bulk medium to choice
170-230 lb 10.25-1060. few mediums
10; weighty lots 10 down; sows
steady at 7.25-7.75, some held high
er; feeder pigs to Il.
Cattle 300; steers and heifers
fairly active; steady to Is cents
higher; cows and bulls about
steady; medium light steers 1925
II; good lacking; bulk weight
steers unsold, held above 1915
grass steers 9.25-975; Mexicans
7.25-S.5O; fed beifers 10-11; cows
6.75-750; best held around 8; can
ners and cutters 4.5O-6.50: few bull
7.50-S.75; calves 500; steady to
higher; vealers 10 1925; calves $50
y.
Sheep 600; lambs around % cents
higher; medium TO good 1892 lb
springers 9.6O-10.24; good TO choice
quoted around 1880; shown ewes
uuBOld
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-09
Perry Beats Bulge
For World Title
Among Pros

NEW YORK, June 9. tUP)-Fred
Perry, former British Davis Cup
star, defeated Don Bulge in straight
sets at Forest Hills yesterday and
added the worlds professional
round-robin tennis title to the ma
tional professional crown he won
at Chicago two weeks ago.
Some one had to beat Budge.
and I just happened to be around
at the right time Perry said. "Don
Just couldn't 60 on winning for
ever. And besides, he was way off
his game and I was at the top of
mine. Put the two together and
what do you get? Me as cham
pion."
Perry. who defeated Bulge Ga.
6-2, 6-3. explained that the Califor-
nian has been off mis- game since he
fell down a flight of stairs more
than a month ago and injured his
nose. Bulge was aospitalized for
nearly two weehS anG had an oper-
alton on his nose during that time
He left the hospital too weak tc
last more than a short time in
the national championship.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-09
Craig Wood Wins
U. 5. Open Crown

FORT WORTH, Tex, June 9
up - Craig Wood, blond hard
luck golfer who has for many
years been so close and yet SO far
from winning COLTS major titles,
was installed today as the nations
No. l professional after winning
the l94l open title over the Colon
ial club course here.
Wood won with strokes to spare
over a field of the nations best
linksmen.
The victory followed a recent win
IL the Masters tournament, Woods
first major title in years of COM
petitive play.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-09
Man Shoots Mother
Then Kills Self

HOLLYWOOD, June 9 CUP) =
Ike Levin, so, respondent over the
condition of his invalid mother,
Mrs. Tena Levin, 78, shot her thru
the breast early today and then
turned the gun on himself, Holly
wood police reported today.
Relatives said Levin had tele-
phoned them just before the muir
der-suicide and said, Il just called
to say that I'm going away. Good
bye" Then he shot his mother as
she lay on couch in the front
room of their home and shot him
self through the head with an old
frontier pistol.
Relatives told police that Levin
WAS respondent over what Woulc
become of his mother, who had
been bed-ridden for six years. She
was scheduled to go the hospital
today for treatment and they said
he feared that something would
happen to her.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-09
BY HARRY FERGUSON

FORT WORTH, Tex, June 9
Craig Wood had sore back
and Won the National Open Golf
championship. Samuel Jackson
Snead also had a sore back and
he also won quite a victory. 1t
was not a victory in the usual
meaning of the word-nobody
handed Snead $1,000; no crowd
gathered to pump his hand and
ask for his autograph: no one
brought bales of ccngratulatory
kilograms and handed them to him.
It was a quiet victory and one
that was won at the cost of con-
siderable physical pain.
Snead finished in a tie Tor
twelfth place in the open. He play
ed his last two rounds in agony
and was unable to stoop over to
line up puts or pick ball out
OF the cup. He would have been
fully justified in withdrawing from
the tournament but he went limp
ing on around the fairways, giving
his best to every shot. Many per-
sons have written and spoken
harsh words about Snead and l
have been among them. We have
said that he lacked courage, that
he contracted the leaping jitters
when the big tournament rolled
around and that the man possess
ing the finest natural swing in golf
never would win a major event be
cause the competitive spark just
wasn't there.
After seeing what happened at
the Colonial Golf club this would
be a nice time for all of us to get
together and tender Snead an apol-
ogy. Herewith is mine. Everything
was stacked against Snead here.
His back hurt painfully, but what
hurt more was that the ghost of
his past was haunting him from the
walls and fences of the Colonial
Club.
A magazine carried an article last
week on the Open and one of the
illustrations showed Snead just at
ter he had taken his disastrous
eight on the final hole of the Open
at Philadelphia in 1899. That eight
cost him the tournament and add
ed to the legend that he had no
heart The picture showed Snead
wearing an agonized expression on
his face Posters bearing the il
.ustration were placed all around
the course and it was impossible for
Snead to walk out of the locker
room without being reminded of
how he blew the best chance he
may ever have to win the Open.
In the face of that he was up
among the leaders at the half way
point. On Saturday morning when
the last two rounds started his
back became so painful that he
couldn't bend over and a fork of
fire shot through his muscles every
time he lifted his arms to swing a
club. The crowd was all for him
when he iimped onto the 18th
green at the end of the morning
round and tried to bend over to
line up a tough putt. 1t was no
use. The pain was too much and
he had to nit it without lining
the ball and the pin. He had a n
on that round and when he went
into the locker room many persons
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-09
Saints Ascend TO }
Fourth Place in
California League
By UNITED PRESS

The Santa Barbara Saints climb
cd into fourth place in the Cali
fCrnia league over the weekend by
taking two of three games from
the Anaheim Aces, while the Stock
ton Fliers were losing by a similar
margin to the Fresno Cardinals.
The Saints took their clinching
game in the nightcap Sunday by
an to l score, after Anah m
captured the opener to 3. Mean
while the Fliers, who had been
securely anchored in fourth spot.
divided with Fresno, 3 torl and
to 5. -
San Bernardinos Stars turned in
a doube-victory over the River
side Reds 7 to 3 and 8 to /, to
gain a half-game on the second
place Cardinals. saf,..
Bakersfield split pair with
Merced, II to and to IL.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-09
Dodgers, Despite Loss to
Reds, Move Into 7st Place

NEW YORK, June 9. CUP) -.
There may be nothing new under
the sun but there's always some
thing new in Brooklyn.
Early in May the Dodgers-flat-
bushs dear beloved bums-won nine
straight games ana dropped into
second place. Yesterday they lost
their second straight to the world
champion Cincinnati Reds and NOV
ed into the National league lead.
Yesterday Flatbush fandom re-
tired. muttering, wait till next
year" They woke up this morning
screaming, our buns will win for
sure" That's the way things go
in Brooklyn.
The fact that the hated Giants
propelled the Dodgers into first
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-09

rinches and won his fifth game.
The Giants put OH their best shoY
of the 5eason, beating the Cards,
7-5 90 innings) and 1877, to knock
st. Louis off the National league
perch. Beaten SO going into the
ninth inning of the opener, the
Giants tied the score, routed Rookie
Krist and won out N the 10th when
Dick Bartell homered with a mate
on base. They spotted the Cards
a Al lead in the nightcap and then
came back to win.
The Cubs and the Braves played
tit for tat, Chicago winning the
opener, ST., behind Bill Lees five
hit pitching and Boston taking the
nightcap 13-l when Alva Javery
pitched a 7-hitter.
Scoring nine runs in the ninth, /,
Pittsburgh routed the Phillies 1872,
and then fell a victim to Johnny
Podgajnys eight-nit pitching to
lose. So to the cellarites in the
nightcap.
Strength is beginning to tellv in
the American league. The Indians,
Red Sox and Yankees copped twin
bills to show where the power lies.
Cleveland thumped the Athletics,
IA and 8-6-Without Feller too
and held its American league lead.
The Red Sox TOOK over second
place by beating the White SoX,
5-3 90 innings) and 80. Lefty
Grove scored his 297th major league
victory, outdueling Ted Lyons in
the opener.
The Yankees teed off on the
Browns, winning 9-3 and 8-3 (seven
innings, called by darkness. Joe
DiMaggio hit three homers, two in
the first game and one in the sec
ond, giving him II for the season.
A seven-run sixth inning brought
the Senators from behind to trim
the Tigers, 9-3. Buck NeWson work.
ed as a relief pitcher but failed
to halt the Washington assault.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-09
Bv UNITED PRESS

Sure the Solons copied their
usual doubleheader Sunday, but
the DAYS top performances go to
San Diego and Portland. The Pad
res. who now are in second place by
a whisker. finally nailed the Bea-
vers 3 to 2 after II all-out innings,
and took the seven nightcap, to
O, because Larry Powell, a former
San Francisco toiler, turned in a
Init game.
If its anv satisfaction for those
who say the pitchers do all the
work, both Lefty Olsen, for San
Diego, and Ray Harrell, for the
Beavers. worked the full II in
nings. and each contributed what
would ordinarily be a flve-hitter
for each game. The payoff came
when Hal Patchett walked, stole
second. and came home on George
Detore's single.
In the nightcap, Pitcher Salkeld.
who hurled the one-hitter, homered
over the right field fence in the
second inning. herman htlCll Sot
the lone hit-a single. 1t was San
Diego's series by four games to
three.
Sacramento took its series from
Seattle five games to two behind
the pitching and hitting of Tony
Freitas and Norbert Kleinke. The
Solons took the opener 5 to 4 and
the nightcap 4 to /. Freitas singled
in the eighth to score Lincoln
Blakelv with the winning run in
the opener. and bested his old
pitching Nemesis, Dick Barrett, on
the mound. In the nightcap, Klein
ke set the Suds down with four
hits to beat Hal Turpin after an
earlier shutout this week.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-09

place was beside the point. The
Flatbush faithful just ignored that
situation. Instead of saying the
Giants knocked the Cards off twice,
they merely recognized that the
Cardinals lost two across the river.
It was a horrendois afternoon at
Ebbets Field. Whit Wyatt, Dodger
ace. fell apart in the ninth inning
with a 20 game in his grasp and
the Reds slugged out three runs to
beat Brooklyn, 81. Wyatt had
pitched 26 consecutive scoreless in
nings when his collapse came,
Frank Mccormick double, Lom-
bardi's single, and doubles by Joost
and Derringer produced the rally.
Paul Derringer, although raped
for 10 hits, was masterful in the
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-09
Club Delegates
Attend Convention

Four El Centre 20-3o club repre-
sentatives were home Monday after
obtaining the semi-annual district
convention for FL Csntro Dec. Z.
Max Sones. who represented e.
Centre with Herbert Lee, Chester
Irving and George Acams. said the
Southern California Educational
meeting would attract about 300
persons from SIS clubs in the area.
Decision to hold the event in El
Centre was reached at a weekend
conference IN Ontarlo.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-09
Today's Sport Parade

thought he either would soar in
the 80s in the afternoon round or
withdraw.
He did neither. Sncad ate a chic
ken sandwich while a doctor went
to work on his back with bandageS
and adhesive tape. Occasionally
Snead would get off the table,
swing club and ask the physiciali
to readjust the bandages.
MY back started hurting when l
hit one off the first tee this morn
ing" Snead said. AT No. II it felt
like l pulled muscle or something
loose and after that the pain got
worse
So he went out that afternoon
clipped four strokes off his MORN
ing round and came in with a
creditable 73.
Snead saio he played on through
the afternoon because he wanted
to finish among the top so men
and thereby be automatically quail
fled for next years open. But
think the picture that leered al
him from walls ana fences had
something to do with his decision
to GO out there and take it for
18 painful holes. I think some
thing inside of him caught fire and
made him want to show us that we
had been wrong about him ali
these years.
That was the kind of victory
Snead won and in its way is almost
as important as the one Craig
Wood won.