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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-16
Automobiles
NelU Car Dealers
Automobiles For Sale
AT CADILLAC WHERE PARTICULAR PEOPLE GET THEIR USED CARSi

Al CADlLLAC WHERE PARTICULAR PEOPLE
 GET THEIR USED CARSi We are proud of the fact that the most discriminating and care- full car buyers come here year after year for their cars. If you are particular and motor-wise you, too, will find this the best place to buy.
 NEW LOW PRICES i040 Buick Sedan
 l040 Oldsmobile Sedan 1889 Cadillac 6l Sedan 1889 Plymouth Deluxe Sedan 1889 LaSalle Sedan
 1889 Oldsmobile Sedan 1e3e Buick Sedan
 1889 Pontiac Club Coupe 1888 LaSalle Sedan
 1888 Oldsmobile Sedan 1888 Packard Sedan
 1887 Oldsmobile Sedan 1887 Dodge Sedan
 1036 Pontiac Tudor Sedan Many Others To Choose From TERMS TRADES Cadillac Sales & Service 604 Watertown Ave. Dial 6-ll4e
 Open Evenings I'll 9
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-16
go Building Materials

31 Farm and Dairy Products
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-16
Professional Services
iS Building and Contracting
Moving, Trucking, Baggage

= HOME SERVICE-Tel. S-i225. Rub- bish and refuse removed. City and rural districts. Rates ? day weekly service SIPS per month; 3 day weekly $l50 per month. Haul. ing and yard cleaning. Al 1rueheart
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-16

STATE of CONNECTICUT; DIs- TRICT of WATERBURY. ss. PRO BATE , C GCouET, ,,osEmpuiMn AErIl ii1h' dq,t: 1Gfl HANE, late of tho town of Wa terbury, in said district, dcceased. The Court of Probate for the. Dis: trlct of Waterbury, hath limited ana allowed six months from the date hereof for the creditors of said settlement. Those who neglect to present their accounts, properly nt- tested, within said time, will be de- barred n recovery All persons in: debted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment to
 CATHERINE CULHANE,
 4-15.3t AdministrIxS
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-16
Legal Notices

STATE rAs;r ss sf w999aSSSGRq, 99SSHsnEqqv. .s 1SS Rss: sSTer ssSsTArE So9N o9 NAibEf.Xibb K; , NIL s LIS. late of the town of water bury, in said district, deceased.
 The Court of Probate for the DIS; trict of Waterbury, hath limited tais aha hereof for the creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims for settiement. Those who neglect to present their accounts, properly at" tested, within said time, VIII Dc de- barred recovery. All persons m: dobted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment to
 The CITIZENS & MANUFACTURERS
 NATIONAL BANK
 Administrator, c. [. ..
 By THOMAS '. MOORE, A.tA.ot Trust Officer.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-16
ll Merchandise at tho Stores

MARY'S-Variety Shop, 342 Bald win St. Specializing in children's shoes, women's dresses, mems work and dress clothes.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-16

WANTED-Rel man for Raw leigh Route 800 consumers part or full time. 200 easily sold household necessities. We teach you how; supply sales, advertising literature all you need, Rawleigh's Dept. GU D-l00-G, Albany, N. Y.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-16
c A R R I A G ES
 $3.95
 soc Down soc Week HADLEY'S ANNEX i03 Meadow St. Waterbury
Musical Instruments

SPINET-Piano, famous make, used only one year. Reduced $l25. Terms arranged. Larson's Warehouse, 5al Bank St. Open evenings.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-16

YOUNG MAN to assist in Photo graphic department of local manu- facturer. Professional experience preferred, but not necessary If you are flrst-rate amateur photograp- her and do your own printing and developing. Write, giving age and qualifications to Box Bl12, Wtby. Democrat.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-16
WHY PAY MORE?

IF
 Condition, Price and Responsible Guarantee Govern Your Choicep 1886 Ford Coupe. Black finish. Has { very good tires. Motor is re- conditioned. Clean up- S269 holstery and paint ........ 1897 Studebaker { Door Sedan. Finished in black. Has good tires and clean upholstery. Excellent mechanical condition. Car S305 ries our "o.K. That Counts" r 1897 Buick 1 Door Sedan. Finished in green. Has very good tires and is excellent mechanically. It's an ideal car for c family and 1t carries an 70. K. That S496 Counts" ..................
 Many Others to Choose From
 LOEHMANN
 CHEVROLET COMPANY 379 West Main Dial 3-5i37 Lot 369 w. Main rear Cities Ser. Sta. '39 Studebaker Comm. Sedans t2) '38 Studebaker Sedans, R. &. H. tO 38 Studebaker Sedans, R. &. H. (2) '36 Pontiac Sedan
 '33 Plymouth Sedan, $o7 '33 Ford Sedan, $69
 '33 Stakeholder Sedan, SIS
 J. G. MOTORS, INC.
 Studebaker Sales and Service i7 Willow St. Dial 3-2l3l CADILLAC SEDAN 1889 - Radio and Heater, white side-wall tires, low mileage, looks like new. CADILLAC SALES 6s SERVICE
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-16
Automobiles
.eIi, Car De0Iers

8 Automobiles For Sale ie3e CHEVROLET { Door Sedan. Equipped with :t, Heater. $295 Tn fine condition .......... 1887 DE SOTO Deluxe 4 Door Sedan. Has Heater. Looks and $445 runs very good ..........., i94O PLYMOUTH DeLuxe sedan with Heater. Motor; tires tires $675 and paint like brand new 1eao BE sOTO Deluxe Business Coupe. Has Heater and S675 Radio. A beauty ..........
 Always A Complete Selection of
 Guaranteed Used Cars At JOHN J. COLLINS, INC. De Soto and Plymouth 38 Willow St. Diel s-Sls4
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-16
Announcements
Lest and FOuna

HAVING LOST our Passbooks No. eT0l and No. DR-oe issued to us by The Waterbury Building & Loan Assn, we hereby make application for new ones. Lillian and Louis J. Ranslow.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-16
Merchandise
Household Articles
No Reasonable Offer

VIII VDe heIuSeQ
 Last week we sold Q complete 8 Room Outfit and accepted in trade c 3 Room complete Used Outfit. This used merchandise has been thoroughly reconditioned and is complete in every detail. We ask you to look at 1t and make us an offer. No reasonable offer will be refused. Write or phone for Q free Courtesy Auto" to see this mer- chandise. No obligation on your part. For outstanding bargains in furniture, remember you will al- ways do better at
 Albert's Furniture Co. .u9 9psn cen. Wed. yea. Waterbury
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-16
Employment
Men Wanted
s A l. E s M AN

One man will be thoroughly trained in our business for @ steady posi- tion in our sales dept. Right now our company is advertising locally and running @ 5000 monthly cash contest to stimulate sales. Salary and bonus, or $40 per week draw ing account. Call MT. J. Weir, 4-7870 for appointment.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-16
For Rent Real Est0fe
Houses For Rent

DO YOU KNOW-The rent you now pay can buy a home. We have them. $2000 upward.
 We also build homes.
 GUS DI CICCo AGENCY, % Leavenworth St. 3-124o
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-31
Net PRINCE HAS
PERFECT RECORD

PHILADELPHIA, Dee. 81 up
Frank kogacs. the Clown Prince
ol tennis. held perfect record to-
Gay alter four MAJ ehes i'll his ba,n
stGrming tour With Don Bulge. Bob
BIZ Riggs. Fred Perry and. Gene
Mako
Kovaes scored his third sir9les
victory OF tine tour before 2a33 per
sons at Convention Hall last night
when he oatlasted Don Nudge 2-6.
6-3, Cd Bobby RIGGS meanWhile
Blasted Mako 6-1, g. Koyacs and
Riggs 'hen defeated Budae and
Mako. former Dayi#. cup combina-
ton, ll-9. 81.
Budge suffered a spraincd fiagcr
in a tail as he lest for the second
time to KoYacs Perry. who SUI
isred an arm injury ON opening
night IN New York, was unable tc
return to action as expected.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-31
Ia. STOCKS

Les ANGELES be-. i l'Pl -
Issues - tae L. A stock exchange
IL ground fozav N heavy trad
1uH. Sssss..ea shares were down
a@a - s.He451ei unchanged IL the
taHH sHa1. market. Twelve showed
GAR
r. l.. Broadway Dept store
- G.ae Diamond building
- IL - ,eat>. Soatage Drug
- PasifIs Finance t, up =:
Tsaa>ameriea i: Pacific Gas and
E.e#;rts ~. southern California
Ea4soa y, down = Southern Pa
elf.g II. IL = Nau3ifl Petroleum
S2.fes CQa>ai5aated oil - down ::
Hshfie3 I'll =, Kepuhlts Pevo-
team = standard oil = down :
Wellington oil !, mi n oil L
GoWa - E>ron jackson i Up =.
ClrS>ssf -, aoWn - Cessna Il
~ Em~a Dereisk i aewn
tneW leNl# Eleetr.eal Products .
GaWa General Motor "a i. aa
- G1~aasf MeEesn a., up =
l.o# hAee4 = MenaS#o S. "a " "a
.et.te. Nrsa a.ggratt y.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-31
ARMY, BASEBALL
LEADERS CONFER

NEW YORK. Dee 81 0GP1 The
memory Of lie successful liaison
work OF Clark Griffith of he Wash
ineton Senators in tie first World
Waf Which Won the major leagues
support OF military men and his
caflg actions IN conference with the
Amy in This War. cave strength to-
cay To the report that baseball
would be Given Tie green liehta for
lq42.
Baseball in general. and the major
leagues in particular, have been
planning for the coming season with
no particular emphasis on player
conscription but anxiety has been
expressed IN some quarters that the
game might suffer the fate dealt
To sports on the Pacific coast
Griffith and National League
President Ford Frick conferred with
Capt Frederick II. Weston Of the
Army morale division at Washing
ton yesterday and out of their talk
came an order for 1890 baseball
kits to be distributed free to the
men in tho armed forces.
The initial order4- comprising 49,
coo bsseballs and 4550 bats was
placc.l by Griffith as head Of the
Professional Baseball Equipment
fund. II Was Griffith who led the
dive TO supply Army camps with
baseball equipment during tie last
y
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-31
La. PRODTCE

PRODUCE >. =. = :
Los ANGELES. De- Il dCP9
Trading wa rather slaW 10 far
Bunched vegetables. heets 75-soe.
carrots 1871. celery rool sa-S1s df-
kon sd-9oe. green onions 2.5o-S&s
Imperial l.25-l ao. leeks ls5o: muS-
tard G0-soc, parsley Ga-9oe: radishes
20-1 80; spinach 1-1.2o; eoaehsIId
S1-.1e5: turips ao-75es kohl rahi "
tercress and mint 80 oyster F'aut
do; chard 20: anise a5-2oc.
Cabbage: oannonhan 55-&l; rel
s2-2 80, savoy 35-5oe
Lettuce: Imperial ClE Is e75sS :
Phoenix 5s S2-2.5e. oxnard 4 AMI
5s S22.25. local loose 25-1.5a.
Peas: san Diego pole a-lle. Eush
Imperial IS. GoacheIla 7-l6es san
Diego 5-Sc. loal c-Ses China peas
Coachella 2o-25e.
squash. white summer Imperial
225-2 st; local md san Diego l.5#-
Is: Italian Imperial -. Laeasa
Beach lug i - SAN Diego -
] 40; yello werookneek Imperial w
i.5o-S2 banana local pink 12.e.
Tomatoes: inland erts 9.tops -
rs is .7a.2.25. lis l.5a-ls7s =
1.15-1 p
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-31
B4 GEORGE kIRkSEY

NEW ORLEANS Dec. 81 up
New Orleans louad IL famed hos
pitalitr taxed today to .a,;a care
of overwhelming sWarms of foot
ball fans pouring into the city for
the eighth annual sugar Bowl
game between the Rams of Ford
ham and the Tigers Of Missouri
on New Years Day.
This afternoon. canal streets
pink aid white marble terrazo side
walks We're crowded With visitors
frcm fer coaaegs Of the nation.
Impromp.u garades We're organized
III the letbies Of thc Crescent CitV'S
hotels and b o il factions snake
danced into the streets i'll imitation
Of the garety Of tie Mardi Gras
which has beca Cancelled because
OF war this year.
Only twice before in its history
has Mardi Gras been halted Once,
when Admiral Farragut besieged
the city With the union navy. and
again when the last World War WaS
at its height.
But today. this City that Care
Forgot, was ready for the Sugar
Bowl.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-31
BASEBALL HEADS new ORLEANS ALL
NAMED BY WEEKLY READY FOR GAME

ST LOUIS. Dec :! III 'Ihe
Sporting News. National Baseball
Weekly. TODAY named presiden, Ed
Barrow of tie New York Yankee>
Manager Billy SouthWorth OF the
ST. Louis Cardinals and OutfieId-
er Ted Williams of the Boston Red
SoX as the top men In their reSpec-
i've major league baseball careers.
President Emil G. Sick Of the Sc
attic club, Pacific Coast League;
Manager Burt Shotton Of the Co
lumbus Red Birds il the American
Association. and Pitcher johnny
Iindell of Newark in the Interna-
ton League Were the minor leaeueg>
honoreG.
Barrow is tie fourth 70 receive
the distinction twice. the Others
being Manager Joe Mccarthy OF tie
Yankees. Manager Bill McKechnie
Of Cincinnati and Pitcher Johnny
Wander Nicer Of Cincinnati.
Barrow vas selected because he
built the Yankees into world cham
pions after they had finished n
third place in 1870: Southworth
because he piloted a badly g-crippled
team to the runner-up spot in the
National League. and Williams be-
cause his 406 batting average made
him tie first PLAYER since 1923 .
reach the 400 marx.
Sick was recognized for lis skill
in holding the Seattle club into
three successive pennaat winners:
Shotton for winning the American
Association pennant AID playoffs
and the Junior World Series a
Columbus. while L.nde,Is pitching
vas considered the best individual
performance. He Won % and les
ouly four. registering 3 consecuage
victories. He III IN I games for II
average Of .298 II 4 league Whe +
the official batting leader attained
only BOG.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-31
Three Cases Heard
In Police Court

Disposition of Fl Centro police
court cases Wednesday:
S. H. Walters, Negro, so days 81
spended sentence on condition that
he be good for one year, and stop
molesting his eX-wlte. Walters had
been charged with disturbing the
peace after goina OH the W&rpata
to ayenge his unrequitcd love.
j. p. Morgan. farmer, lned Sd
atter pleading guilty To a charge of
drunk driving
Bonnie Seare5, fined $50 ON a
charge Of reckless drINmg
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-31
L. A. POULTRY

Los ANGELES De-. i dTP) -
Hen>. Legheras. .. 20 3, lbs 15e
Hens. Leghorrs Over 3ti-4 -. lie
Hens. Leg. over lbs and up 1sc
Hens. colored. to 5;s lbs :. 24c
Hens. colored over 8 4 lbs Il up 24c
Broilers !. ard up - lbs :. lie
Broiler, yer u AID up "a 19c
7ryers, Leg. vore %. to 3 lbs. Ice
Fryers, colored. 214 to 3A lbs zoe
Fcyers, colored over 3 E. to Az 21c
Roasters, colored over Al lbs 24c
I'D Ducks, White Pekin ...... 0sc
''apons over lbs and up ...... 25c
Young Tom Turkeys 90 ID up PIC
Young Tom Turkeys 1422 lb up 23c
Toung Hen Turkeys 1o-up.... &C
Did Leigh orns Roosters ........ 06c
Oucklings, Pek:n over lbs. :. 19c
Capons 6 TO Slbs ................ 25e
rabbit, No white 3i2 TO Az 15e
Rabbits, mixed colors 3k-47 lbs 13c
Did Roosters, colored ......,... 13c
rabbits No. old ..........,,.... .07c
stag. eolored .....=....= ...=.#...#. IA
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-31
SCHROEDER WINS

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 81. up
Ted Schroeder of Glendale, Calf,
won the singles championship of
the eighth annual Sugar Bowl ten
MS tournament yesterday after de-
teating Francisco Segura of Ecuador
Schroeder, top-seeded and ranked
fifth in the country, struggled for
212 hoars yesterday and came from
behind a tWo-set deficit to defeat
the South American champion, "A,
1-6 sc, Ga, Cd.
III the doubles, unseeded Ted
OleWine Of Santa Monica. Calf
and Billy Talbert Of Cincinnati, up
SET favored Schroeder and Gardnal
M'llGy OF Miami, Fla ca, Ga.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-31

a bail game at any time With his
aerial shrusts
While the teams completed their
final workouts N nearby citlc5,
New Orleans experienced one OF
the strange4l Ny Year Eyes IL
tnis CITY hIstors
Eeycr since tae d5g that jean
Lafitte's forces jeined the army o.
Audrey Jackson to repel an in
|aslon Of thIs country have faces
been as tense IN thIs city.
Silent tonight will be the great
bella oi st. Louis cathedral. silent
tonight will be the whistles and
sirens OF ships from the four corn
trs Of tAe earth docked tonight
in this port.
l. is New YeW'a Egc-194l-in
New Orleans
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-31
OCD CALLS FOR
MORE ATHLETICS

DETROIT, Dee 81. oUP1-An"ri-
cas- COLLEGE football coaches and
athletic policy-makers moved into
ilndl convention sessions today with
Il clearcut picture of the place of
ports III wartime one calling for
moe sports than eyer before and
bGasiDly involving compulsory phys
lcal framing for students.
The Office OF Civilian Defense
called upon lhe nations schools
and colleges to build Il society Of
young men and women unsurpassed
n physical fitness and morale. 1t
asked COLLEGES 10 install compulsory
physical education Immediately, and
IL addition proposed a vast program
10 encourage all professional and
amateur sports and sponsor the ac-
1--WE participation in games of men,
women and children.
The Football Coaches association
3ld the National Collegiate Athlet-
IL association prepared to fall in
llne WITH lhe OCD request.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-31

had their left lees broken when
motorcycle they We're riding Went
oat Of control While turning a cor
Ter and crashed INTO a truck.
Coach Sheldon Ioaehboroueh OF
tEr Wildcats sdia beth boys will be
oil lie entIfa season and he IS
now asine out other boys in an
effort II complete a starting lineup.
IGuehDofoueh thought his worries
aS Tar Us determining 4 starting
i've were oyer but now he is digging
into his reserve Of players and test
ms them With severe workouts and
practice games.
Before The GWo boys we're put out
of commission. the Wildcats met
tie r. Centre Sparans in the BraW-
leS gym and were nosed out, "a to
I8.
Fl Centre hiah school is still out
Tor the holidays and will not re-
convene till January 5. Coach RAJ
ei2h Holt has Given his players a
weeks rest before school starts in.
order TO prevent staleneSs.
CaIeXico's team, which looms as
one Of the leagues strongest, has
been further strengthened by the
appearance OF Bill Blair, former G
squad satellite. in the lineup.
Blair lad been kept out of prac-
tee by a badly sprained arm suffer-
ed in the CaleXieo-lmperial final
football same.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-31
War Needs Boost
Costs for State

SACRAMENTO, Dec. 81 up =
Defense problems are raising the
costs of state government. from the
extremes of bogus Scotch Whiskey
III old battles 10 a deluge of fin
gerprints.
The state department OF finance
is polling each department receiving
general funds 10 determine the eX-
act and potential extra costs from
defense.
The bureau of pure food am
drugs said more inspectors Weyr
needed 10 prevent bars from refill
ing Scotch bottles with counterfeit
whisbey. now that imports OF tn
reai Scotch have been curJaIled
This division also must inspect a.
food and drugs sold to the Army
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-31
MPLS. FLAX FUTURES
LOCAL RETTERFAT
y. STOCKS

NEW YORK De. = Up - T.
stock market t1day ended it. lar
est December since 1856 and {;
smallest year since 1918 with vol
ume moderate and prices irregular.
Some profit taking and year cd
evening up spoiled the var end raj
ly which started IN -" plesiaas
session when the composite average
made 4 widest rise since NoN. :. IN
stock aIes approXimated l.15e.ooo
shares against 2aCo,pon yesterday.
curb rtook salr W., - INA .q-
pared with atlnoa IN tht Pfetio9s
session.
Dow Jones preliminary closing
stock averages: lnautriaI lie.96. If
sc. rail o5.42 off q. ff.li1tY. Il .
eff 6S: and - stocks 2G.@3 eff =.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-31
STRANGE SAYINGS

Ordinarily I'd be inclined to At
tribute such statements to sheer
delirium CT call in any psychiatrist
Who would give me a commission for
my tin. But I've felt Lon Sinners
pulse, checked his blood pressure
and Va tched him pass the standard
chalk line test. The big fellow witt
tie recedine hairline wasn't suffer
inc from thing. He meant all hp
said
1t is perfectly ridiculous that
! Oregon State. a team which wen the
championship of the Pacific Coast
Conference. should be quoted as .
81 under-dog to Duke or to any
Cub YOU can name StineY eX-
/ pounded, slowly gathering Steam
Why the way 7 see it. ny Beavers
should be favored. After all they
are going to win
Specifically, the husky Young man
who led oregon State to its first
coast title since the citizens around
. Corvallis greeted each other by say
ING "5440, or fight" meant that
his Beavers will defeat a team
characterized by such seasoned Dur
ham sports experts as Hugo Ger
mino and f. V. Mitchell as the
finest the magnificent local campu5
Las produced.
OF course Duke is an outstand-
inc football eleven Stiner agreed.
II must be. Wallace Wade h& e;
quite a record in bowl games M"d
he is right at the top of the nation
l. winning games of every =.
Eut we aren't exactly cream-Dulfs
IL at State, either, and we whipped
29me pretty rugged football Outfit
ourselves
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-31
L. 4. LIVESTOCK

Los ANGELES De-. L eEP1 -
Federal state Nix News Service .
Hog salable 2@o: steady, supply
nas;lH medium ana god losaI fed
bale 1Se-25o pound 11.75. few good
AID haiee l2-l2.a5. eew gooa s5ws
9.5a-1o.
cattlr. -aGable. ao": fairy active.
~ieady To strong: few good club
steers 12.56: few common and med
Ium steers and heifers 9.5o-11.5 s.:
ano Load heifers l.; load good cow
a.6o; few other good cows 49,;
Common and medium 7.75-s =: can
ners and cutters 6-7.50: common 10
good buus S.25-9.S5; calves salable
IL: steady. few medium and good
NeaIers Eli: common calves and
steer 16-11: few medium stock cal
YES !.
sheep zone offered.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-31
Three Men Jailed in
2-Year-0Id Murder

NEW ORLEANS. Dec. 81. up
Three men were under charges Of
murder today in connection with
the -year-old Staying OF Philip
Carey. CIO organizer
James Mcneil, assistant district
attorney yesterday authorized an
affidavit filed against Henry JOS
cph Smoky Jcel Sehriener. 20,
F.ln Schefstead, 81, and Eugene
Mobiles. Schriener wa held here
and Scheistead was held at Rich
mond. Cal Mobiles is being sought.
Carey was shot to death after
he had been beaten With CHAINS
while sitting in front Of a saloon
Sept. Il, 1893.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-31

its starts The team defeated the
BraWler Mexican team in the sea
son opener and last Sunday Was
successful IN knocking ever the r
Centre Redbirds By Il % To score.
TIE All Stars. MANAGED b. Manuel
OrtIl. eecls.oneo tne BraWleE ALer-
chants IN their first came and BY
vlrtar of tee close win lseore Was
9 To g ard a bye drawn Ter last
sunday. they also are OH the unde-
feated list
STYLE DIFFERENT
Playing sty,e OF the Two teams
varies greatly. The All Stars depend
largely on the splendid pitching of
star hurler Raul Mejias to put their
games on ice. although they do pos
sess a GOOD number OF hitters of
the punch hit variety. Hitlers Of
thai KIND rarely knock the bail out
OF the park but consistently push
hits through the intieId or over II
head
Heber has a good pitcher in Frank
SunS6n. former first baseman for
the San DIEGO Padres. but the dill
ference between the teams is spelled
in sluegin2 performance. There are
several players on the Heber nine
that are apt Ia pin wings on the
pellet and send il Saline across
the fence a any Tine.
Here are the standings Of the
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-31
HEAvIES CHECKED
PRIOR TO CLASH

GREENWOOD LAKE. N. Y, De
81 oUPl : Chairman John J. Phe-
Ian and Dr. William Walker of tie
boxing commission will give heavy
weight Champion Joe Louis a once
over today.
Louis, training for a title bout
with Buddy Baer Oh Jan. at Mad
ison Square Garden looked partic-
ularly good in four one-round spar
ing sessions yesterday.
LAKEWOOD. Y. J.. Dec. 81 UP
- Buddy Bael's right hand, inJur-
ed during conditioning for his pre-
yious fight With heavyweight Cham
pion Joe Louis, appeared sound to-
CAY in training for his second tito
shot.
He punched exceptionally hard
during two -three-romd workouts
yesterday after his usual drill OF
six miles Of roadWork. six ROUNDS
of boxing. four rounds of shadow
boxing and plenty of rope jumping
He weighed $50 pounds and expects
10 enter the ring at 245.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-31
Chinese Repor.
Major Successes

CHUNGK1NG. Dec. 81. tUPl :
(Official broadcast re cor q ed by
United Press in San Francisco -
A Chinese war communique today
told of Chinese successes against
japanese forces on three scattered
fronts in fierce and sang0inary
fighting.
The communique covered yester-
days activities on the north Human
and north Kiangsi fronts and week
end fighting on the distant Suiyuan
front in northwest China. actually
in inner Mongolia.