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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-01

Joan Bennett is the Princess
ZonG of some Weud Balkan
prineipolity being threatened by
the evil sub0srsiUe tactics Of a
self-mGde dictator, George San.
ders. George is mighty man.
but his best laid plans go dwry
when Louis Hoyward comes
dashiHR TO the rescue oil dueis
and dimpies.
This is weak reroke Of
The Prinsoner OF Zenda" and
The Scarlet PinpeEneL3 and IA
as Intellectual as any copy Of
this sort could be expected to be.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-01
Familiar Subject

The uictir, Melpyn Douglas,
consents. but only because he be-
Heues that his masculine Wiies
uiH lure his bride -in-nore-only
quay from her piatonie ideals.
The comedy starts out at full
speed and then sIows dotOn TO a
degree which might be termed
tiresome, uere IL not for the IN
eenious spirit of Miss Russell,
who has vitality enough TO cUen
keep the most siun,brous char
acfcrS quake.
Douglas. of course, is an easy
foil for Miss Russell. being WcH
acquainted with this type of
comedy whieh borders on the
eubarrassing--f not uutgdr-
ideas of intimate behavior.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-01
A Focal onder

OF the individual acts. uentrii'
oquist Senior Wences Wtti I'M
doubtedIy prove the most sur
prisinr for he eieoeriy throWs
his voice in so many directions
that il throws you and his dunn
mics may turn out 10 be some
one you know. WhirlinR Gloria
Gilbert, the human turntGble,
demonstrates hom she Rets
around in the same fantastic
pirouettes which recently star
tied a "Vonities" audience.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-01
More Fighters

A secondary plot involving Bin
t.,+4.-E S,ra4fHas- G,le+ii -plcl<@nn- and
caustic Allyn Joslyn add 10 the
fun. although several Of the Sc
uuences are too drawn-out 10 be
exactly hilarious.
The second picture. Night
Train" has only recently achieved
proper heraldinC in this country.
Il is an English feature built along
the famous Alfred Hitchcock lines
employed in The Lady Nanlshcs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-01
Change of Heart

e1oLp Howard cnacts the bust
ness man who diSlikeS the "Invis-
ible Woman because of her re-
marks which hurt his vanity. but
who changes his mind when she
rcCainS her natural form and
beauty.
Cast as the comical but fright
cDed butler is Charlie Ruggles.
while other parts are handled by
gang chief Oscar Homolka. Ed
ward Brophy and Donald Mcbride.
The picture has IA i44iiffff - ttii4en4e,
being nonsenSical and amusing
throughout Trick photography
and JawnS acting account for
many of the more entertaining sit
uati9ns.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-01
Films in Review
BY CHARLES GENTRY
'FoIies'
Elaborate
At Michigan

THE ANSWER 70 what price
beauty. is Only that - he adTis-
son fee 10 the Michigan where
YOU can feast your eyes on some
very gorgeous material IN "Fo.ics
.Bergere me elaborate stage pro-
duction which opened yesterday
While n IS deckcd OFT 10 Tho
usual plumcs and piaSh aCcoutre-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-01

Young lady who believes her mar
rage won't hit the rocks which
have played havoc with her friends
lives. if she can get her proposed
groom to consent to trial
marriage. THIS trial marriage is
to consist Of their sharing every
thing except the marriage bed for
probationary period of three
months. while they get acquainted.
After that. If all goes well, they
will play house for keeps.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-01

never seen a cuttlefish do a strip
tease.
OF course. there is a pink os-
trich feather routine with black
curtains which the stage hands
-proeoeatiVely lower al HE wrong
moments. There is an East In
dian Job and many others which
YOU may or may not. have seen
before.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-01
Stepping Up

CHARLES RAY. star Of silent
films, steps from a role in The
Man Who Lost Himself into a
part in the Frank Lloyd produc-
ton. The Lady From Cheyenne,
starring Loretta Young.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-01
GayFaree.
Mystery
At Fox

The marital complications Of
Hollywood PLAYERS are getting
more involved on the screen than
they are IN real life. # that's pos
siblo
The latest and newest slant on
how a husband and wife can get
themselves almost hopelessly tan
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-01

m : ccncr-
ally associated
with this type
.of pageant II
also has some
fine acts and
some stunning
p r o6uction
numbers.
On c which
stands out. in
particular, in
our feeble mind
Is a marine set
with un q c r.
t.a4ar. lrrazns1c
d a n ci n G and
drifting around
the stage. Cor
|ceouS Sea-ane-
'noneS sway in
front Of gar
lis h y illuui-
mated cora !
reefs and it's
all rather eX-
citing. e : pc
all. g AnHHNp
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-01

the companion feature Is another
of the Cisco Kid" series. 1t stars
Cesar Romero with Patricia Mori-
son, Lynne Roberts, Ricardo Cor
teZ and Chris-Pin Martin.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-01

Clcd is TO be
seen IN a very
funny comedy
G a He'd This
T hin G Called
Love, at the
Fox.
The principal
c o m b a I a hts
here are Rosa
lind Russell and
MELVIN Doug
las. and while
both have been
featured in this
kind of comic
aar4sztff-fi4l.affa-
ma before. indi-
vidually. this is
their first az
fair. together.
The variation
on a familiar
these this time
consists of a
plan " or X Q d
out by a sup
. poSedly practi-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-01

There VIII Always Be an Eng
land" In the American versions
she will introduce an original pa
troitic number, Thank You.
America.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-01
Two Versions

DEANNA DURBIN. in the Eng
lish versions of Nice Girl" her
current starring vehicle. will sing
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-01


opened at.the PalmS-State Theater
Yesterday.
George Cas-aS a
se4dier-ef-fortunc mine foreman
who is framed with the murder Of
his partner by a ruthless mine
owner portrayed by George Tobias
while Brenda Marshall is seen as
the murdered mans daughter and
Bront'S heart interest.
Brent and his partner, Miles
Mandcr, discover a valuable dia-
mond called the Star of Africa and
when Tobias learns of il he al
tcnnpts 10 steal the stone. Failing
Ia find the diamond Tobias kills
Mandcr and decides 10 pin the
7tr1 f7r fir+~rtr,- ms ,rt
IS witness 10 the deed and fols
the Williams plans at the last
minute.
Due to fhc interest in national
defense, the Palms-State is offer
ing a return engagement Of Here
Comes the Navy which Pat
O'Brlcn and James Cagncy made
several years ago The story tells
of two sailors who forgot their
loves and hates when called TO the
defense of their country.
M. W.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-01
Joins Cast

RUTH DONNELLY has Joined
the cast of Universals Model
Wife" co-starring Dick Powell and
Joan Blondell.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-01
Back on the Border
X Exclusive Zoe Porking

Romance OF The Rio Grande,"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-01
lMeI0dranta
Is State
Feature

A WILD tale Of greed and ieal-
ouSy in the diamond mines of
South Africa is the setting for the
new film South of Suez,' which
opened at.the PalmS-State Theater
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-01

bbLkhii Mat. an. Nischa Auer IN
"MARGTrl" Andy Devire Richard Arlep
In DEVILS rIPrITNE." Midrlrht show:
"HIt Parade OF 1851" ana "wycmine,~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-01
TODAY At Your Fsyo!ite MOVIE

pIf-West Vernon hwy. at Central !
hiV II Noon TO Midnight. Park Free.
n. Eddy. J. Macdonald. .BITTERsWEk1.
J. Cagney. "CITY FOR CONQUEST"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-01

uhohi'oiVN Cont. from p. NJ
KAY Kyser and Orchestra BORN Ksrio6 IN
"NOI IL FIND OFT" Douglas Fairbanks
Jr. In CANCELS OVER RROApwAy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-01

NII0I OF NIINII NVAII =
M. W.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-01
To the Rescue

q chip off the old bic
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-30
L. A. LIVESTOCK

LOS ANGELES. June 80 UP) -
Livestock (Federal State Market
News Seryice). -.
Hogs 1880, very slow; few early
sales weak to 35 cents lower than
Fridays quotation, most bids off
more; few good to choice 18O- -2O8
ID 11.60-11.75: practical top 11.75:
few head TO IL; odd heavies 9.75-10
packing sows 7.75-8.50; feeder pigs
1150-12.
Cattle $500, slow, early sales
about steady; some sales strong on
heifer and some bids lower on
steers; three load mostly good light
fed steers 11.25; indications around
10-11 on bulk, fed offerings; load
good fed heifers TO 11.25; grassy
lots $50 down; cows 6.75-7.60: some
higher; Gamers and cutters $50
$50; odd bulls to Q. best held about
9.3s15; calves 75O, steady top veal
ers 1875; calves 1912, few $3.50.
sheep 300; no sales lambs or
ewes; undertOne weak on lambs:
good 10 choice around 1915; good
shorn ewes around a.
Note-effective June 80 lambs
born in the spring of 1910 classified
as yearlings.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-30
Today's Sport Parade

kick Davis around bit if he lands
among them.
Nothing but 2l-jewel, 16-cylind-
er hatred for Davis would explain
why so many persons are going to
lay lettuce on the line for tickets.
1t is a l2-round affair and zivics
title will not be at stake. The bout
is likely to be filled with mitigating,
which doesn't look good much from
the back rows. And there is always
chance that Davis will left hook
his way to victory, in which case
there may be riot.
Davis is a tough kid from the
Brownsville section Of Brooklyn
where anybody who can't open a
can of tomatoes with his teeth is
considered a softy. He has an Eric
Won Stroheim swagger and Boris
Karloff sneer, which have helped
him achieve the unpopularity cham
pionship. He already mad two legs
on that championship when he went
in the ring to fight Zivic last
November, but that night he won
permanent possession.
Davis claims he threw low punch
es because Zivic was sticking thumbs
into his eyes-a mode of combat
that is frowned upon in Marquis OF
Queensberry circles. Far be it from
me to deny that Zivic adopted Brit
aims slogan of thumbs up that
night, for he is fairly tough Gus
toner, too, and easily riled. But
the boxing fans decided that Davis
was the villain of the piece and
waited patiently for their chance
to unload record cargo of rasp-
berries on him
That chance came the night OF
the Louis-Conn fight. Davis joined
the army after the commission
barred him and when he entered
the ring to be introduced the other
evening he was swathed in olive
drab. He appeared in the role of
patriot and he greeted the custo-
mers with snappy salute. So did
they relent and cheer him?They
did not. They booed him so loudly
that he beat a retreat to his ring
side seat.
The customers are we'll rested
from that demonstration and will
be in fince voice tomorrow night.
be in fine voice tomorrow night.
around 10 o'clock eastern daylight
time, think nothing of it. 1t will be
Davis getting the business.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-30
BY UNITED PRESS

1t appeared today that Manager
Pepper Martin had run cut of vita
min B CAPSULES. His Sacramento
Cardinals also seemed to be IN the
market for liver pills to overcome
their torpidity. The Solons bore no
resemblance to the team of, say,
week ago when they dropped a
double-hea to the SiXth-place
Hollywood Stars yesterday and lost
the series by a margin of five
games to two.
The Stars won the opener. 9 to
8, in 10 innings. and the nightcap,
TO O. Trailing by four runs going
into the ninth, the Stars tied the
count on Ham Schulte's single,
Babe Herman's homer, Frenchy
Uhalt's Walk, johnny Barrett's
triple and Bob Collins single. They
won out in the tenth when Schultz
again singled, advanced on infield
outs. and came home on Pitcher
Fred Gays single. Gay was credit
Cd with the victory. although he
pitched only the 10th inning. Bus
ter Adams and Bob Blattner col
lee ed home runs for Sacramento
and drove Lou Tost from the box
In the seSenth. Hiram Bithorn
bested Tony Freitas performance.
JOHNNY DickShot's ho1ier with
Barrett on base gave the Stars their
runs in the first inning.
San Diego required extra innings
to Beat Oakland in both Sunday
games and take the series four
games to three. The Padres took
the opener 10 to 6 in 13 innings
and the nightcap, to 2, in eight
frames. Singles by Mcdonald and
PatChet, a walk to Detore, and
triples by Haslin and Sperry scored
four runs in the 18th inning. Bill
Salkelds double with Pellagrini
on base Won the nightcap.
Seattle twice tripped San Fran
cisco, to l and 4 to /, taking
the series by a margin of six games
to one Paul Gregory gave the
Seals only six hits in the nightcap,
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-30
BY HARRY FERGUSON

NEW YORK, June 80 CUP)-It
would be nice to say that the crowd
is going to maintain fine sports
is going to main tainafinesports-
man-like attitude of benevolent
neutrality during the passage at
arms between WelterWeight Cham
pion Fritzie zivic and Al Davis, but
actually a blood thirsty collection
Of customers will be hoping that
Davis gets his brains scrambled.
A group of the pugilistic literati,
as the fight writer's style themselves,
were sitting around debating the
question of who was the most un-
popular fighter ever to appear in
a New York ring. One bloc held
out for, Jack Sharkey, the Boston
sailorman, who. in truth, took an
awful going over every time he
crawled through the ropes. There
was no one particular reason why
Sharkey collected such bumper
crop of raspberries, but it's true
that the mere sight of him infur-
lated the customers.
A majority, including yours truly.
thought that Davis should be award
ed the poison ivy laurel. There may
be 10000 trSons in the Polo
Grounds Iomorrow night. and 90 ee2
Will be there on the offchance that
Zvic,' will knock Davis into the
h.eachers. Platoons are being Or
ganized among the bleacherites TO
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-30
yonks 10 to
Win PennQnt

YankS mean to let nothing stop
them," Doyle said. THE Indians
don't look like a championship cluo
They have to have Feller to keep
from falling apart"
The Dodgers had a brief visit
with the Cards in first place yes
terday, winning the opener from
the Braves. So, while the Cards
were bowling to the Reds, 6-2. But
the Braves beat the Dodgers. o.,
in the nightcap, halted after seven
innings because OF the Sunday cur
few law and dropped Brooklyn back
into second place again.
After Bucky Walters had won his
ninth game in setting back the
Cards in the opener, st. Louis clout-
ed five Cincinnati pitchers for
IA to triumph in the nightcap.
The Reds made four errors.
The Red Sox missed a chance
to crowd the slipping Indians by
dividing a twin bill with the Ath-
letics. After 1871 triumph in the
opener, the Boston attack fizzled
in the nightcap and the Athletics
won 3-2.
The Tigers came out of four
game losing slump and defeated the
Browns, 81.
In the National league, the Pi-
rates grabbed double victory from
the Cubs, 81 and 80, and moved
into fifth place. Chicago dropped to
sixth by .0Ol percentage point.
Capitalizing on Il walks issued
b. four Philly pitchers, the Giants
trimmed the tailenders, 1877. John
ny Rizzo had a perfect day at bat
for Phils, rs for s.. He hit homer
and four singles.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-30
MARKET QUOTATIONS
NEW YORK STOCKS

NEW YORK, June 30 GJP) -
Iaolng on the stock market today
oWlndled to the 1ightest levels In
nearly a month, rounding out the
nghtest month of June in 81 years.
frlces movednarroWly with gains
and losses blancing. although the
averages were down slightly.
Approach of the holiday and war
uncertainties restrained traders.
industry was expecting small
sIowdown for the holiday. Heavy
demand for defense materials. how
ever, made The reductions smaller
than usual.
Dow Jones closing stock aver
ages: Industrial 1914 off .26; Rail
2S.4l off .0s; Utility 1880, off .O6;
and SIS stocks, 41.46 off .O9.
Stock sales approximated 10000
shares, the smallest amount since
June when 1000 were traded,
and compared with 10000 shares
Sriday. Curb stock sales were So.
600 shares against $4,000 in the
final five hour session last week.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-30
L. A. PRODUCE

Los ANGELES, June 80 up
Trading was fair to moderate with
cool, cloudy weather. Tomatoes
squash, peaches, honeydew, new
apples. corn, celery. bean, eggplant
and nectarines were slightly weak:
eantaloups were slightly stronger;
potatoes unsettled; radishes slight
iy weaker; fancy packed lemons
and fancy packed small size orange
stronger; watermelons slightly
weaker tendency; other commodi-
ties generally about steady to
steady.
Cabbage: cannonban l.65-1.s5:
umbos 1-1.25; Oxnard 2; Red local
1926; savoy $500.
Cantaloups: Imperial jumbo 27s
1.50-1.75; 36s 2-2.25; ASS 2-2.35; std
1.6o-1.65; coachella Jumbo 27s 1.5O-
LIS; jumbo 36s 1852: jumbo Ass
1.90-2.15: std 45s $50; Yuma jumbo
27s 2-2.25; jumbo 35s 2.25: Jumbo
ass 2.25-2.50; std 45s 1852; pony
45s 1.50; Honeyballs: Imperial Wy
jumbo 36-45s 1852; jumbo 81 $50
std 45s 1.50-1.65; Honeydews jumbo
crates 6-Ss and std Sips 1.25-1. so:
jumbo cartes 36-45s 1.5O-1.75.
Tomatoes: San Pedro & Orange
co 4x5s, 5x5s & 5x6s 1-125; 6x6s
S5-1. 6x7s 65-75c.
Watermelons: truck lots Imper-
iaI Klondikes 1920 lb avg 4O-41
per ton.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-30
Fans Swipe Joe's
Bats as He Sets
New Hit Record

WASHINGTON. June so up
Joe DiMaggio, who set modern
major league batting record by
hitting safely in his 42nd consecu-
tive game. was determined today
to stretch his streak so far as to
defy all challengers.
The sluggins New York Yam
kee Outfielder carved himself Il
niche in baseball's hall of fame
yesterday with two healthy swats
"a two-bagger in the first game
of double header with the WASH
ington Senators and single in
the nightcap-to tie and break
the old mark of al games set by
George Sisler, former ST. Louis
Browns first baseman, in 1922.
A sellOut crowd of $4,000 SWEET
ering fans turned out to see the
Yankee clipper establish himself
as the new champion. Nobody
seemed to care about the scores
9-4 and rs in favor of the Yam
KEGS.
Oyer-ZealOus fans who stole two
of Jce's bats nearly ruined Joe's
day. Between games, his favorite
stick was whisked away by a
fan. Then Joe borrowed a bat
from Tom Heinrich, and after he
had dubbed himself into the hall
of fame with il. fan wrested the
bat away from the mascot and
disappeared into the stands.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-30

NEW YORK. June 80 (UP)-The
Yankee express. with two of the hot
test streakS in baseball for cargo,
roared pennantward today.
BY knocking down the Senators
twice Sunday the Yanks increased
their American league lead to n
game and a half and kept their two
batting streaks intact.
Joe DiMaggio hit safely in each
game and established a new Ameri-
can league record of hitting safely
in 40. consecutive games.
Tommy Heinrich clouted a homer
in the opener and Joe Gordon and
Charlie Keller hit for the circuit
in the nightcap, giving the Yanks
homers in 25 straight games. Each
Yank homer now extends the record
they set several days ago.
While the Yanks were clipping
the Senators, 9-4 and Us. the In
dams collapsed before Ted Lyons
and lost to the Whlte SoX, 9-3. with
a 2-1 lead, the Tribe fell apart in
the sixth and the White Sox JAM
med over eight runs.
The Yanks have won II of their
last 81 games, largely on lusty hit
ting. Only Marius Russo, who twirl-
ed a one-hitter, has gone the route
in the last six games, but the Yanks
are making the most of the oppor-
tunities. Over the same stretch the
Indians have won only - of 81
and have dropped six of their last
nine games.
AS a result of the Yanks recent
surge, betting commissioner Jack
Doyle has made them 7-l0 favorites
to win the pennant.
Everything indicates that the
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-30
Twins Wives Die
As Boat Upsets

STOCKTON, Cal, June 30. CUP)
Two Berkeley women, wives of
twin brothers. drowned yesterday in
Old River near Orwood when the
outboard motorboat in which they
were cruising with their husbands
suddenly overturned.
The victims were Helen NJ Doyle,
wife of James P. Doyle, and Kath-
crime Doyle, wife of Joseph Doyle.
The men, who narrowly ESCAPED
drowning themselves, told Sheriff
Martin Ansbro and Deputy Coroner
Hugh Madden that their small craft
overturned without explanation. ALI
four clung to the overturned boat.
but the women became exhausted
and lost their grip.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-30
Mangrum Wins
Midwest Title

KANKAKEE, Ill, June 80 CUP)
Lloyd Mangrum of Chicago car
ried home the midwest open golf
championship trophy today.
He sliced % strokes off par to
win the fourth annual tournament
with a score of 270 for 70 holes.
Other leaders were Dick Metz, Oak
Park, ILL.,, ?72; Dutch Harrison,
Little Rock, Ark, 276; Ky Laffoon,
Miami, Okla, 277; James Fouls,
hansdale, Ill, 28O and John Re-
volta, Evanston, Ill, 282.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-30

taking part in a MidlandS raid
Landing just off Spurn Head, the
crew of five took to their rubber
life raft and began sending up
location signals with their colored
SOS flares.
Cross saw the signals and be-
gan telephoning around the pen
insula to his men. They all met at
the boat in less than ten minutes
After five minutes of easy going
through a sea which that morning
was as smooth as the lake in New
York'S Central Park, they spotted
the five-man crew OF that German
bomber. They were about one mile
away and Cross could see the
young German boys bobbing
around, keeping with the tide by
gentle pulls on the two short but
very strong and tight metal oars
which is the equipment of every
Nazi life raft.
It was probably those metal oars
which did il, says Cross. The
metal attracted a magnetic mine
which had been dropped the night
before. There was a terrific ex-
plosion-and then it was no longer
of any use for Robert Cross and
his crew of six to continue on. So
after one last look. they just swung
around and headed back to that
boat house on stills.
He told this regretfully. He
doesn't like to see anybody die off
Spurn Head
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-30
Austrian Winner
At Sun Valley

MINERAL, Cal, June 80 CUP)-
AuStrian-born Sig Engl, now pro-
fessional at Sun Valley, Ida, Won
the famed Inferno Ski race that
featured The annual Mt. Lassen
midsummer tournament yesterday
The meet was abruptly terminated
by late afternoon downpour of
rain that brought cancellation cf
the jumping events. Engl how
ever, had ideal summer snow when
he zoomed down the mile and a
half course, dropping 1000 feet in
minute 35.4 seconds.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-30
B Loop Schedule
Moved to Mon.

Because of The coming July
celebration and weekend, the Ell
Centre B league schedule was slight
ly changed Monday with games
Monday night through Thursday.
Monday night the district office
meets the bakers. Tuesday night
Coca Cola will play he city, We'd
nesday night the telephone will play
the 20-3O and Thursday night the
district shop will play Golden State.
The bakers lead the standings
with 10 won, two lost, Others were:
tVOu IoSt
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-30
Sophomore Sets
New World Mark

PHILADELPHIA, June 80 up
"A new world record for the 400
meter dash went to the books today
after Grover Klemmer, university
of California sophomore, stepped the
distance in As seconds flat at the
53rd annual national AAU cham
pionships on Franklin field.
Competing for the San Francis
co Olympic club. which won the
team title, Klemmer set the mark
yesterday before $4,000 fans.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-30
WILL BE RETIRED

Keller Warren, SO, accused of mo-
testing two women in E1 Centro
last week, will be tried in FL Centro
police court Thursday afternoon on
a charge of disturbing the peace.
Police records show that he was
arrested on similar charge March
II given a 20-day jail sentence
which was suspended. ,.'