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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-27
Ne StofnnCIouds
For Navy Bill
International New. ser,,e. Wiz.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 81 SEN
alor David l. Walsh tDl OF Massa-
chuSettS chairman Of the Senate
naval affairs o m mitte Q. an
nounced his group will begin con-
sideration today Of the 1909 600. =
600 naval and shipbulding pro-
gram. passed speedily by the
House last week
After inviting ranking naval Of
iicefS 10 testify. Walsh said ne
was determinedupon swift pass
age Of the bill and was hopeful Of
presidential signature by the end
OF the week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-27
ESQ Breeding Pigeons
Sian With i i. s. Army

FORT MONMOUTH y. :. Jan
p - tINSl - Tho newest army
recruits today were 125 pairs Of
prize homlng pigeons lent for
breeding purposes 10 the signal
corps. They VIII be returned to
their owners in. July after having
produced an anticipated 300 off
spring
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-27
Hull Trade Pa(ts
Jettisoned TO
-.
Aid Britain
BY KINGSBURY SMITH

WASHINGTON. Jan. 27.-
In order TO help Great Britain win
the war, the American government
has. in effect, temporarily aban-
doned Secretary of State Hull's
INSTRUMENTATION trade policy.
authoritative quarters disclosed to-
day.
This policy, for the promotion of
which Hull has striven throughout
most of his public life and which
represents his most cherished aim
in public affairs, has been shelved
for the duration OF the war
1t was quietly placed on the ad-
ministration storage shelf when
President Roosevelt recently is
sued an executive order granting
10 Canada general license"
privilege under the export license
=AAzGt en-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-27
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-27
VNAsllezibesg Set
For HlsId RlsffIC
BY THEODORE \. HTNTLEY
Times stan CoTrrspondent

WASHINGTON, Jan. 27-Sen-
ator Vandenberg is preparing
for another Of his last-ditch fights.
This time its to be on the lend
lease bill.
FIRST in the Senate foreign yela-
lions committee. then in the
Senate, ne is pictured by intimates
a prepared 20 put everything he
iaS into his lSolatIonlst battle.
When Secretary Hull and cabinet
associates appear before the com
mit'ee 10 ask approval Of the
measure there As They have IN the
House they VIII find the Senator
loaded for bar His desk is piled
high with reference material notes.
documents and memoranda. as
semblcd for possible use in the
fight 10 limit the Presidents
powers.
THIS program. friends say. OK
plains his recent quieScence. He
didn't want 10 weaken his case.
prefcrring 20 employ the Bunker
Hill strategy Wait until you can
see the whites Of their eyes -
before pulling the trigger.
Most observers who have fol-
lowed the battle UP 10 this time,
and sized up sentiment in the two
branches of Congress. are CON
WINGED the President viii get about
what ne wants. IsolationiSts know
they are. fighting lost cause.
Certain that history will indicate
their position however they are
going through with II.
IL TIE meantime Washington is
convinced the deadline is near
for the about battle OF Britain.
II is recognized that the whole
tempo and scope Of the American
production program as represented
by the effort 10 get planes and
tanks particularly In time 10 be Of
some use. may have 10 be modified
materially in so or 90 days.
II England should crack. De-
troitS motor and aircraft manu-
facturerS may be asked 10 really
cut loose with large-scale war
production. lest the United States
be caught off guard. The produc-
ton program thus far looks ahead
10 1912 and beyond-So much for
US. so much for Britain--on the
assumption that England can hold
out But it's only guess that she
can.
Production Chief knud sen.
thinking like most of his official
associates in terms of a fairly long
war in which England will hold
the front line. is becoming increaS-
ingly optimistic over the American
production picture.
a few weeks ago he was rather
desperately peSsir1iStic. The ter
rible urgency" he talked of then
has not passed. bur Detroit Pitts
burgh, Los Angeles and other
great production ceniers has re-
Spondcd with unexpected energy TO
his appeals. The production rate is
being stepped up, and the big chief
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-27

has dropped the subcommittee on
the legislative appropriation bill.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-27

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-27
W
Educators 10 Hold Forum

KALAMAZOO. J n. -. - The
thirteenth annual educational
forum for county school commits
Sloner> >uperintendentS and prin-
clrals Of southwestern Michigan
VIII hP bfId SATURDAY AZ Western
-Sr7rr TfT5T1TrrS College, DIT FaT-
old BENJAMIN OF the University of
Maryland Will speak.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-27

Of The OPM IS beginning 10 smile
again
But We wont know until March
or April what wei really b. up
against. For everything waits on
Hitler.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-18
Iowa Team First
One Eliminated in
Semi.Pro Tourney

WICHITA, Kan. Aug l8 up
The Adel. Ia. baseball team was on
the sidelines TODAY. the first OF the
80 TO be eliminated in the national
semi-pro baseball congress that
opened Friday night.
The 1oWans went out yesterday
when they lost a second round game
10 the Elmer, Mo. Panthers, 3 to |
They previously had been defeated
by the MacDill field fliers of Tampa
Fla.
Teams from the east, middleWest
south and west were scheduled to
make their first appearances in
/ tive contests set for tonight.
A match between two aircraft
plant squads yesterday found the
Northrup bombers of Hawthorne
Calf, too strong at the plate for
the Sherman Trainers, Wichita. Two
nome runs produced three tallies
Tor the Bombers, who won GA. The
California team had eight hits,
driving Eddie Swigart from the
mound in the ninth. Stearman got
seven hits off three bomber pitch
ers.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-18
BY UNITED PRESS

Seattle and San Diego both won
double-headers Sundav to hold their
tie for second place in the Pacific
coast league, eight games behind
Sacramento.
Seattles 7-3 series win from Hol-
lyWood moved the Rainiers up from
third place while San Diego was
winning its Los Angeles series, So.
Portland got back into the league
with an 81 series win from Oak
land although the Beavers are still
in the cellar, and Sacramento took
five games to three with San Fran
cisco.
The Rainters walloped Hollywood
l7-3 and 30 in the Sunday double
header Young Dewey Soriana pitch
ed the first win and although he
allowed II hits his teammates blast
ed three Hollywood pitchers for "a.
Bob Collins drove in seven of the
runs. Dick Barrett pitched three
hitter in the nightcap shutout. Bill
Matheson and Les Scarsella pounded
in the winning scores. Jo-Jo White,
Seattle outfielder, hit safely in his
18th and 18th consecutive games.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-18
Shippers Vie for
Star Boat Title

LOS ANGELES, Aug. Is up
Shippers of the worlds sportiest
sailing class begin their annua.
battle for The international star boa5
title today on the blue waters of
the Olympic sailing course off Los
Angeles harbor
Sixteen boats were to start in the
first of five days racing for the
$4,000 Blue Ribbon of the Seven
Seas, the silver bowl awarded an
nually b. the International Star
Glass Racing Association.
With the field lacking any boat
which could be classed as a definite
favorite, chief pre-race interest
centered on the rivalry between
eastern and California Shippers
In 18 years OF competition Long
Islanders have won the bowl fiv,n
times and Southern California sew
en-
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-18
Rainiers, Padres
Tied for Second

San Diego beat Los Angeles 9-3
and AZ. The Padres won the OPEN
er by hitting Jess Flores and Joe
Berry 13 times. Woody Rich was
the winning pitcher, allowing only
one hit until the eighth and yielding
a total of four. Byron Humphreys
pitched four-hit ball in the night
cap but still got beat The Angels
got six off Lefty Olsen but scored
only on homers in the seventh by
Billy Holm and Bob Powell. Wally
Hebert rescued Olsen in the late
rally with Pitcher Humphreys on
base.
Sacramento wound up its San
Francisco series by beating the Seals
10 and 3-2. The Solons got their
winning run in the ninth inning
of the opener when Don Gutter
idge tripled and scored on Gene
Hand1eys double. Leroy Jansen gave
the winners only four hits while
Nubs Kleinke won on seven. Tony
Freitas, who usually beats the
Seals, got his third win of the
series in the nightcap
Portland's rejuyenated Beavers.
who have trailed distantly all seas
on, wound up their best week of the
year b. beating Oakland twice, 4-3
and ga. Portland is now only 212
games behind seventh place San
Francisco and three games behind
Oakland
This weeks series include two
split Weeks-San Francisco at Los
Angeles and Hollywood at Oakland.
Seattle plays at Sacramento and
Portland at San Diego.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-18
Dod gers Beck on
League Pinnacle

doubleheader win out of IA played
for the Yanks. Spud Chandler best
ed Bill Beckman in a four-hit pitch
ing duel in the opener Joe DiMag-
gio scored the winning tally with
out a hit. He walked, stole second
raced to third on a wild pitch and
scored when Pitcher Beckman drop
ped Catcher Wagnel.5 return throw.
Joe Gordons 20th homer won the
second game. He also hit No. 10 i'll
the same game. The ranks homer
total is 126. The Yankee cad is now
II games.
The White Sox, hotter than a
depos stove, slugged the Indians
twice, 80 and 4-3 90 innings) and
moved from fourth to second place.
Ted Lyons triumphed over Feller
in the opener Solter's single off
Relief Pitcher Browns glove drove
in the winning tally in the 10th
inning of the nigtcap.
SENATOR'S WIN
Capitalizing on ragged fielding
by the Red Sox. Washington beat
Boston, 60, behind Sid Hudson'S
five-hit pitching. Two sensational
catches by Doc Cramer against the
centerfield fence robbed Ted Will
liams of hits and the American
league batting leader was blanked
in three trips.
Buck NeWsom twirled five-hit-
ter as the Tigers won from the
Browns, 81, but George Caster
pitched a three hitter in the night
cap to give st. Louis a 6-1 victory
and an even break
The Phillies mauled the Giants
twice, 6-2 and 1872, for the tail
enders' first double win this season.
Homers by Etten and Warren fea-
tured the Phils' first victory. In
the nightcap the Phils slugged out
90 its off Lorman and Adams.
Bucky Walters scored his 18th
victory as the Reds beat the Cubs,
6-3, in the opener but Cincinnati
had its siX-game winning streak
snapped when Chicago won the
second game, 4-2. Charley Root,
42 year old Cub pitcher, was cred
tied with his 199th victory in the
second game despite the fact that
he had to retire in the seventh be-
cause his arm tired.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-18
Californian Wins
Cupboard Events

SEATTLE, Wash, Aug. 18 OUP)-
Harold E. Ashley of Marysyille, Cal,
won two national championships
yesterday in the Outboard Regatta
over the five-mile Seward Park
course.
Ashley plotted his class C Service
Runabout at 1885 miles per hour
to Win the amateur division and
did 46.973 mph in his class racer
to win that event.
The regatta combined the COM
petition in the National and Paci-
fic Coast chamionships, and was
sponsored by the Seattle Athletic
Defense committee. 1t opened eight
days of racing including this weeks
World Championship International
Flatti Yacht Racing Association Re
gatta.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-18
NEW YORK STOCKS

NEW YORK, Aug. Is UP) -
Stocks today made their best ad-
vance since July 25 in light trad
ing
Railroaod shares were outstand-
ing on belief that. despite higher
taxes, earnings would show sharp
gains over last year. Advance in
the group ranged to more than a
point.
steels gained ground until lead
ing issues were up a point or more
Coppers were not far behind on
satisfaction over placing a 12-cenl
ceiling on the metal.
Dow Jones preliminary closing
stock averages: Industrial 1852
up ST; rail 3Ol9; up "a; utility
1893 up .08 and IS stocks 42.72
up .26.
Stock sales were 100000 shares
compared with 100000 Friday
Curb stock sales were &C. 900 share
against 10000 in the previous
5-hour session.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-18

and Coach Bud SaWin.
Nancy, OF the Multnomah SWIM
ming club of Portland. Ore, a Grip
pie for more than half of her ID
years, took the spotlight away from
the glamor girls by setting Ameri-
can and A. A. U. records in the
1900 and 800 meter free style events.
Sawin, SO year old coach from
Indiana who coached louisville, KY,
to team championship last year
brought ar unheralded band OF
swimmers from Indianapolis Riv-
iera club into town and took team
honors again this year with a total
of 43 points.
Helen CrlenHoVich OF the Fair
mont hotel, San Francisco. won
the three meter springboard diving
championship TO make a clean sweep
of the diving events. She won the
10 meter platform diving Friday
for a total of 10 points-enough
to give her team fourth place.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-18
L. A. LUg gSIOCK

Los ANGELES, Aug. Is CUP) -
Federal state Market News Serv-
ice,)
Hogs 1000; strong to 20 cents
higher than Friday; some sows
$3.50 cents up; top 1880 on load
, choice 2O2 ID Arizona butchered
medium to choice 170-240 ID truck
ins 12-1265; soWs 9-9.75; few light
weights TO 10.25; stays $50 down,
feeder pigs u 13.
Cattle 1000; opened slow mostly
steady load good to low choice
I'LL ID Idaho fed steers Il. few
| loads good 1178-1312 ID steers II.
25-11.75; grassy steers 9.5O-10.25;
Mexicans 1855; fleshy feeders
$50; grass heifers down; cows
7.25-8.25 odd to $50; Gamers and
cutters 81; bulls strong at $50
s.65; calves 1O00; early sales
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-18
THE DAYS
SPORTS PARADE
By Harry Ferguson

NEW YORK. Aug. Is up -
You must hurry. hurry. hurry be.
cause there are only about three
weeks left in which to become q
pigskin prophet guy who sits
down on Wednesday of each week
and decides who is going to win
the college football games on the
poming Saturday.
The pigskin prophets are off to
flying start this year. Already
there have fallen on this battered
desk IA applications from all over
the country from gentlemen-and
one lady-who claim to have n in
fallible system for picking winners.
These IA prophets want TO sell me
this information so that I in turn.
can pass il along TO you and all
of us can get rich by betting with
our friends on whether Slippery
Rock Norcal will defeat Podunk
State Teachers college. In case one
of your friends happens TO buy in
formation from a prophet, then it
will be a case of the irresistible
force meeting the immovable object.
The emergency of the pigskin
prophets is only one manifestation
of what sports writer's call The
Autumn Madness desire of
the great American public to bet
on football games. But before you
purchase the prophecies of any
prophet, please remember that you.
too, can be a prophet. All you need
is schedule. a pencil and some
paper on which TO record your
prophecies.
OF course, you are going TO be
wrong hell of a lot of times, but
don't let that stop you. It never
stopped me, and I'm a pigskin
prophet as you snail find out to
your sorrow when the season gets
under way. Most pigskin prophets
are lucky if they have an average
of 667
But in case you want TO climb up
to around -9o8. here are few SIM
pie rules:
!. Make prophecies on as many
games as possible and by all means
don't confine your predictions TO
the closest 90 games in the country.
The more games you pick, the more
so-caned ''pushoyers you are 60
ing to get You know, Tennessee
VS.. Sewanee stuff
2. Be able to tell on Wednesday
the exact weather conditions on
every major gridiron in the coun-
try for the following Saturday.
Then you will be able to apply
the principle that heavy team
with good ground attack has the
advantage in the mud over a light
team that depends on passing.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-18
MARKET QUOTATIONS
CHICAGO GRAINS

CHICAGO. Aug. IS tUP) Wheat
futures closed Is to Y cent bu.
lower today. the market covering
a nextremely narrow range through
out the session.
Demand for contracts on resting
orders was sufficient to keep the
undertone steady.
Corn finished 7s to 5s lower, oats
up 2s to off Il, rye off u TO a,
and soy beans We're up a 10 3.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-18
l.. A. PRODUCE

Los ANGELES, iug. 18 UP) -
Trading was generally good.
Bunched vegeta bles: beets so
Csc. carrots 60-75c. celery root 70
soc, dixon '75-90c, green onions
z25-450, leeks 1.75-1.90; mustard
75-s0s; pariey s0-1.10; radishes l.
50-lsO; spinach 9O-1.10; Pismo l.
75-2; turnips 1890. doll !; mint
30c. Watercress 30-35c.
Cantaloups: San Joaquin Wy jbo
23-45s LOO; saugus 16- 65-75c. 90
97e 1850. Riverside 23-27s 85- s0c.
1866 1850. New Workers. & Melo
Colds 12-16s 50-75c. Tip Top std
8-16s 40-50c. japanese melons rs
l6s 40-50c. Honeydews San Joa-
quin Wy SIPS S5-l.00 Persians
local and San Joaquin 1-2c.
squash: white summer local and
San Diego lugs 65-75e. Italian 81
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-18

3. Have every football coach il
the country telegraph you on Wed.
nesday the exact physical condition
of his squad Whether, for instance
Joe zileh. a halIoaea and a great
! breakaWay runner, really has {
twisted knee or whether that is just
a bear story PIT out to make tbs
opposition overconfident.
Demand from each coach in
the country list right now of the
games he is pointing for. That's i'm
portant, because Yale, for instance. is
satisfied to lose every game on the
schedule SO long as they can beat
Harvard
D. Nave the faculty committee of
each university supply you weekly
with the academic standing of the
football heroes. Then you can tell
whether a star is about to be dis
qualified for low grades. If a star
ever is disqualified for low grades.
let me Know ana III drop dead.
6. Have all local draft boards
advise you daily as to which players
are likely to be indicted. Take no
nonsense from them either. Threat
en- TO write to your congressman.
provided you are sure he can read,
if you don't get good service from
the draft. boards.
Possessing e,l this information.
you have a good chance to compile
an average of e98. A margin of
error is left because a blocked punt
sometimes inyalidates the best of
prophecies In case you have a bad
Saturday sit down and write all
your friends about the wave of
upsets" that swept college gridirons.
Any questions?
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-18
Public Parks Net
Titles Decided

MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, Aug. 10
CUP)-Willis Anderson OF Los An
eeles and Muriel Magnusen of Min
neapolis captured the singles titles
Sunday in the National Public Parks
Tennis championships.
Anderson overwhelmed Mike Nc
Laney OF New Orleans to win 81,
6-l, 6-2. Miss Magnusen upset Shir-
ley Postel of Burbank, Calf. 6-3,
Ga.
Miss Postel teamed with Ander-
son to win the mixed doubles cham
pionship with 6-1, 6-l, 6-l victory
over Mr.. and Mrs. Ward Parker of
ST. Louis.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-18
The
TACKLE BOX
BY GEORGE BUCKLIN

Deep sea fishing in San Diego
offshore waters is showing increas-
ing signs of improvement.
On August Il. nine passengers on
the Worrier VII caught 81 yellow
tail and II barracuda. The follow
ing day At anglers on the Mascot
III brought II yellowtail and 7
White sea bass to gaff. The largest
white sea bass scaled "a pounds.
The days haul for this sports fish
ing boat also recorded 81 barracuda
and II bottom fish. Other live-bait
boats have been making similar
good catches during the week.
Very few ocean fishermen are re-
turning home empty handed these
days. II they are not successful in
landing yelloWtail or white sea bass,
they are virtually assured of taking
an abundant supply of barracuda
and bottom fish, all which are
edible scrappy lighters of the deep
MARLIN STRIKING
Marlin sword fishing is providing
sports fishermen with thrills galore
these days. Valley fishermen who
have succeeded in bringing these
unrivalled fighters to gaff include
Irving Shaw of Holtville, who
caught 129-pounder last Wednes-
day, and Paul jenkins of the Post
Press. Paul did not divulge the
weight of his fish but it was re-
ported big enough to put up an
exciting battle before it was sub
dued.
Local fishermen who recently
journeyed afar to angle for the
big fellows were Councilmen H. w.
Pat Patton of the Ell Centro wa
ter department. These piscatorial
experts fished for the famous strip
ed bass near Oakland where Moore
caught a 27-pounder and Patton
one that scaled 16 pounds. Council
man Fawcett advised that he was
not particularly anxious to take
striped bass and saved his skill for
trout when the trio journeyed to
the high Sierras to try their skill.
Fawcett modestly admitted that he
was champion in this field. Incl
dentally Fawcett reported the mo-
squitos so big in the mountains
that he used them for bait!
LAKE FISHING
Lake fishing in the San Diego
mountains is also furnishing pleas
ureable diversion for those who
like fresh water angling Good bass
and crappie fishing is reported at
Cuyamaca while Moreno is provid-
ing fair bass fishing. Henshaw is
producing bass, crappie, blue gills
and and catfish in quantity.
That Imperial Valley is destined
TO become a fisherman's paradise
was seen recently when it was found
necessary to cut the How IN the
All-American and other valley ca
mails to permit repairs to various
laterals damaged by last weeks
storm. The canals literally teemed
with fish! w. j. Clements caught
a bass in the All-American, as
proof that these game fish have
invaded the waterways of the irri-
cation district system. After the
middle of next month, or when
fall is scheduled to make it's pre-
liminary seasonal debut, Imperial
dam, the Colorado river area and
the canals and sloughs in the valley
will be rendezvous where fish and
shermen meet"
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-18
SD. Junior Legion
Team, Wins Title

STOCKTON, Calf, Aug. 18 up
The San Diego American Legion
junior baseball team, California
champions, last night won the reg
ional championship by defeating a
Tucson, Ariz., team, 6-3.
The three day round robin
brought Tucson ard San Diego to-
gether twice. Saturday night Tue
son defeated the San Diegans, 13-
q San Diego came bacl, Sunday
afternoon to eliminate Helper,
Utah, Ga, and reversed the decision
on Tucson in the finals. In Satur-
days games, Helper eliminated Nc
Gill NeV.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-18
Sammy Snead Wins
$1,000 Tourney

ROCHESTER, N. Y, Aug. 18 CUP)
Sammy Snead, West Virginia S
sharp-shooting golfer, was $1,000
richer today as result of his vic
tory in the first annual $4,000 Ro-
chester Times Union open golf
tournament.
Snead stroked the Oak Hill coun-
try club course yesterday in 81,
one over par for the distance.
Ben Hogan of Hershey, Pa, lead
ing money winner of the year, plac-
ed second with 284.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-18
L. A. STOCKS

Los ANGELES. Aug. Is up -
Issues fluctuated narrowly in lack
adasical trading on the L A. stock
exchange this morning with four
howing gains and four loses. Ten
issues remained unchanged in the
The list: Los Angeles Investment
IN; Security Company 32; sontag
Drug 5is; Sou. Calf. Edison 2212;
Union OH 15h down &; Consolidat-
ed Steel 20 down Il Lockheed Avia-
lion 27lk, up r. Lane Wells 10; Men
ssco Steel 1ss down ls; Ryan 4
Vultee 71s down u.