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Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-16
THE DAYS
SPORTS PARADE
By Harry Ferquson

NEW YORK, Oct 16. tUPl-Ho,d
or TO Your hats, BOYS, here We go
again:
Northwestern over Michigan-the
game OF the day 20 10 13.
OHIO State over Purdue-That
Paul Brown may have been a high
school coach last year but he larns
those college tricks quick.
Nebraska oTor Indiana = Closer
than the air IN the subway.
Minnesota over Pittsburgh - AS
.&Vlt and battery, mayhem ana
mans.a4GEter.
Notre Dame over Carnegie Tech
Murder.
Iowa over WIsconsin-A spy out
west sayS the Iowa backs are ho..
Geosela oyer Columbia - After
much PRAYER and thought.
FOydham OYER West Virginia
Rolling on toward a bowl
Pennsylvania over Prmceton-Ho
iYm
Nav over Corncll-In the best
battle that the east offers this week
Dartmouth over Harvard - Two
maybe three, touchdoWns.
Yale over Arny-The Els are geg-
tng better with age.
Tulane over North Carolina =
bouncing back fighting mad, from
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-16
Round Spins
The Big Wheel

When Nou stand alone ON a peak
its hare 10 c'imb hlgher but it's
even harder 10 stay pat and that
applies especially to the mercurial
fortunes OF football Already. Stan
ford. Boston college. Tennessee.
GEORGETOWN. Arizona State AMI
Western Reserve have tumbled from
as seasons Bowl brigade and i
t1heS no mathematical maStermind
to figure that the chances of SUI
llYal tor the remaining fourSomo
are mighty slim
The quartet who 50 Tar have evaG-
&c defeat are Texas \ 4 NJ Nebras-
Na. Foydham and Mississippi State.
hi MISSISSIPPI States record is
N.a:y2d b. Il lie and the shape OF
things 10 como has blaCkened Tie
iGt"rC .or the Texas Aggies and
Nebraska. TIE A4-les have 10 face
tAe University Of Texas Longhorna
We. after Il docllc wears. are once
more y3mpaging under the skillfui
hand OF Dana Y. Bible. while the
CCrnhUSkerS of Nebraska have to
N.NA4SNsl4lAt AHl4Ill4NNONNt. LlA4LItAAA AlNliA
wave OF the midwest.
Only Fordham. with the finest
string OF ball-carriers ever rounded
up on Rose Hill. can look forward
with any assurance 10 second
profitable Bow engagement in as
many Years Only the possibility
that their sophomore line may fold
under interseCtional fire keeps the
Rams losers by one point to Texas
a & VI III the Cotton Bowl. from
being a solid choice for national
honOrS.
First of the Bowl casualties was
registered IN New Orleans where
Boston College scared of TO an un-
defeated $40 campaign by crushing
Tulane and ended it by giving TEL
nesSee sound humping in the su-
gar Bow. But the Green Wave. at
lOW tide last year. rolled over tin.
Eagles three tOUchdoWns 70 one tbs
fan And the Eagles fell still further
down the ladder when Clemson
came north 10 score a 26-l3 victory
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-16
MARKET QUOTATIONS
l.. A. POULTRY

Los ANGELES. Oct. lG tIFt
Hens. Leghorn. - y 8. IL -
Hens. leghorn over 8. TO / Rs &c
Hens, Leg. over 4 ID and UP IS
Hens. colored. 4 to blz lbs E. 24c
Hens, colored over 5l2 lbs & up 2ic
Broilers. IL and UP u. lbs 24c
Broiiers over u. and up TO "a 2ic
Fryers. Les. wore ., - 8 lbs, 16c
Tryers. coiored. 2}z 10 G. lbs 29c
Fryers. colored over g, 10 A., T.
Roasters, colored, over a. lbs 24c
stays. colored ........,....... 10
Old Roosters, colored ........., T.
Old Leigh orns RooSters #.... -
Ducklings, Pekin over . ID .... =.
Ducklings, Pekin under ) lbs IL
Old Ducks. white Pekiu ...... gsr
Young Tom Turkeys ." IL. up -
Young Tom Turkey "A t. :. Ibs -,
Young Hen Turkeys = and W .
CAkons. to IDS ,.......-..... 20
Capons over lbs and up ...... 80
Rabbits, No. white 3'@ TO = Ib- i
Rabbits. mixed colors 3'.-4;2 ID ID
Rabbits No. old ................ ese
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-16
L, A. PRODUCE

los ANGELES, oct j. ~ T.
Dcraud aAd Trading -io".
Asparagus. Impcrja. YiH '> -.
! - .clcc; 81 - - -.
fcy -.eq-o, special 80
Bano he'd vegetables. b"et- 1a.1'.
carrots 5Q-65c, celery root se-7Dc
dixon 6o-75c. grccn en!on- -.
. -. Iceks l.25-1.5o. mustard 2a-4uC
pors!cy 3o-45c. radI-!o- T5-5.s. ~E.E-
rlA 75-aoe. ,u!n.p- -.-.-.. :aaat o..
-. foh. fab. .5-3ae ,1..,ef rc-- .o,
Squa,.. PA5'e -sr.r..r rea. a:.
~af D:,gs 81 italian .,,a. 49,,
Sau Diego o5-t# san Lu.- o1.-p
ea-l.t.. yellow slopGi.esE . -z-t..-
,:sar aaa 'abl" queen z.-"a. 1.
i,H. piat ! -. -. A.bba"a al.
Loa.p.. -, fumlkIu- -
Tar.at - .osa. AMI sal D."2.
,toa~- i.5- ;.le.t -. 5z5- ana 5.,o
...s-i.5. ,&s- Ills :;aAta Hatpar,
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-16
You Can Sit
In ImperioI!

need not WOrrN whether or uot tGcy
can find Slttine room. Im0c1a.
Coach Pete Davis aunoun> e Thurs
GaN
SeauHs capacity Al the Imperl..
stadium has been more than dou-
bed ana spectators VII not find the
difficulty thcy found a. the Impcr-
Ia,-Hoi:ylllc tuSsle
When asked how he expected FRI
Gay game 10 come ont. Pete paVl,
replied tia, the Tigers were ready.
i: ;hey could ever be ready. bu.
stuck 10 the theme that ImpeyIa.
VII take two gameS This season
winch two he couldn't say
The Tigers have been Scrlmmal-
lis against cX Tigers this week. ans
the young folks looked good against
the oldtumerS Reverse plays II pa
tIcular We're carried ou; with pre-
cision A times. the oidumcrs wee
completely befuddled They didHt
know where The ball was until Il
was 50 far down the t.eid knowing
dId no good
Friday afternoon Coach Davis
aud the Impeua. yel.-leade"S VII
60 to Central TO participate IL .
peN-ra'!y to be held il tho Central
auditorium
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-16

tNat Rlce GeIeat
Alabama over Tennessee Revenge
at last after all these rears
Rice oYer Louisiana State-EaSv
does it,
Georgia Tech over Vanderbilt
Picking things like this takes wears
off sports writer's lives. Too close
for comfort.
Duke over Colgate But not as
easy as it looks.
Southern Methodist over Auburn
Wanna bet?
Florida over Maryland-Wish l
had dollar for every point that
will be scored
Utah over Brigham Young-20 Or
80 points.
Idaho over Utah State Franc,
Schmidt has the boys on the up
grade
Colorado over Colorado Statc-On
the flip OF coin. Tough game
Denver over Wyoming-or would
you like to settle for a tie?
Mississippi over Holy Cross-The
boys come north to show EN- how
it's done in Dixie.
Missouri over Iowa State-And
not too much trouble.
Oklahoma over Kansas State-The
Sooners aren't as bad as that licking
BY Texas made them appear.
Marquette over KanSas-Rollm
up the score.
Texas AggIcs over Texas Chris
tian-Wlthout too much confidence
Santa Clara over Michigan STAG
Worth traycling quite ways tc
see Close.
Illinois over Drakc-33 TO 10.
Washington State over Southern
Callfornia-One slim touchdown
Stanford over San Francisco-FIve
fat tOuchdOWnS.
Oregon over California - By a
Whisker.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-16
Game Called OF

SANTA BARBARA, Cal. Oct lG
up - Santa Baruara state col
lege'S football game with The Cali
fornia Ramblers of the University
OF California scheduled for Satur-
day night was called off today after
team physician DR.. Richard McGov-
ney found nine of the "a men on
the Stana Barbara squad unfit to
play.
Graduate Manager nncth
Priestlv of University of California
consented to the cancellation. Stan
Williamson, Guacho coach, said ne
hoped to have the team in conGi
ton to meet University of Nevada
at Reno October 25
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-16
Riggs Receives
Pro Offer

SANTA CRUZ. Cal. Get. Is up
National tennis champion Bobby
Riggs has been offered $35 900 to
turn professional Fred Renkey, pro
at the Rio Del Mar club said today.
Renkcr said ChrYslcr Motors and
the use were behind the proposed
tour. and that efforts are being
made to obtain Frank KoVac5 Of
Oakland, runner-up to the national
crown. as teammatc for RisgS.
The troupe woulo open its tour at
Madison Suare Garden III New York
Jan /, said Renker WHO added he
might 20 alOng ae mana@rH. He
played in an exhibition mat h here
sunday.
Neither Riggs nor Koyacs were
available for comment.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-16
NEW YORK STOCKS

NEW 9OEk- u Io ~ = ~
"a.teIu ln.eIta:a'.c- unsettled .'"<
bgta aLd ,nmm9ail. mark. to-
tax
S,o,E- deeIued fractions - nor.
Ian points w.tA lAe averages ia
u.w low grpura -in.e Janr : Japa-
,c-e bonds ~ere off a mHeh a
Ut IN lover bond market.
Wheat brpkc tAe permissible HnI'
Of =. rrnt- 4 ba-urs ard e,ttoa
c..se Oft - mu,t a. So :, bal"
TIE -t9.k market opened eaoi"'
aa4 >"liin" in'!eos"a wi"r - 1'-
noun,,inent ann "t 'hr Japau'-'
! ,ahIuo' resignation Trad"rs feared
4 tew rahinet Uoula be more "aF
| tr,
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-16
L. 4. STOCKS

LDr ANGELES. oct. Is oCP} -
r." .t.'''.ed .nleiaAtlplai -lt4a-
:lo:. following the collapse " the
r ,'., .. ID o., IL Japa. i"ad to It
g"Aclaa Jump on TIE Loa Angeles
-lD.K ~ laLee today.
Dni. 49," ...a. - up "hiie =
@cIc DOWN aaa :uai w":c u:.,la4g-
I'd. AIpIo>..aa'r sp.u" 49, $50
,LaIeS. L'as:c~r "a ""ch-.
Tin Inst. BIyaG"a" Dept torres
g. unchanged; pa. if.r Finance @.
.. down =. security 70. units
gg'. a#Wn Trat-am"rica &. dn
| s.: Ps,it., Ga. common -. down
=. SoulhriA California Edison
com. - unchanged ~pa. Cal Ed
.-oi., . per cont ~ aoHH .. SOL
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-16
BY Paul SCHEFFELS

NtN NORk. OCT. Is. IUPI-Tho
l94. lottery whce, Of the gridlron
has spun eat potent new teams
new stars and new yIvalrieS with
>UCG pyotus.on that of the 10 clubs
which WON thclr Ny into poSt-Sea-
son Bow. GamCS last jar /. only
toUv &aNC come through the few
weeks 81 lis campaign unSCathed
IN the. quest :oy vetaIW bookings.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-16
Army-Notre Dame
Game Sold Out

WEST POINT. N. Y. Oct. IS up
- The Army-Notre Dame football
game. scheduled for Nov. /. Was :
complete scllout today
Athletic association officials al
West Point Military Academy dis
closed that no moro applicatcnS for
seats can be accepted. A similar an
nouncemcnt was made recently a'
NOtrc Dame.
The game Is 10 Dc played at
Yankee stadium
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-16
Navy Preps
At Berkeley

BERKELEY. Calf. Oct Ii up
The football team which will
represent the Navy IN the renewal
OF the west coast Army Navy game
III Memorial stadium here Armistice
Day vas hard at work here today.
1t Harry Hardwick. former Naval
Academy coach, was i'll charge of the
squad. drawn from Naval and Ma
rine Units Of the 18th Naval district.
from the Warships now in area
ports, and from the Naval section
base on Treasure Island.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-16
COUPLE SAVE 5000 PENNIES

OAKLAND. Cal. Oct Is Up
When Vrcnc Smart was married or
Jan "A. 1881. he and his wife
Gladys. began saving all their pen
mes against the day when there
would be a third member of the
family. When the baby came recent
". they had 5000 pennies for hos
Dltal expenses.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-16

CaIoNiCo IS the enIY Team D0IN
clcyenS have met. and according to
dpoe gathered from those games,
BraWlcy should oe the fayorite.
The Bulldogs were ontplayed by
BraWlcv. but the following week
travelled to Holtyillc and re- m
a 20 TO 0 score.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-16
l.. 4. LII LSIUCK

IN LIVESTOCK :.
Los ANGELE>. o. Is urPD -
aF"l"'a! .tafe .natEct Low, scrvlccl
Hog ,aia1tr - I"--oc lower;
medium t. eae..D I.5-4:i lb truck
IN li-tf.io. top IT,. other weights
Of mca..ir. Gaal.'., }u-Ip.5p., 81
ib- - ON ,---a.
C-tt.e -a.ab5" 4".. low, st.ady to
"rar ono "rH.,a -trc.- an-old:
.a4. = III s..o. teer- 80; few.
#"'.H.et. '.s#.s- -. odd gra-s
-.".f' = tea#. .an,noa COW, =
..ag za. .aaa~r- aad
. s,''-, 80 p. #...- old caIis.
.a..-. =..t.. 81 -'e.s ~ ."a.er
t.... lacking and
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-16
Harmon and kimbrough Don't Worry
Tim Mara; SAYS Fans Won't Desert

clientele. Mara said. And I don't
think they'll desert us just to sec
Harmon and Kimbrough in action.
Our patrons are football fans and
they know that football players
can't join team in midWeek and
be ready to play major league foot
ball OH Sunday
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-16
CHICAGO GRAINS

CHICAGO. o. y IUPJ = GIaIu
.ae -oyb"ar f4r4gc- -lumpcd the
......t aItp"ra I.oei "<'haIg" reg
HIaIoHs t,aas ga the chicago boaId
o.: t:..r
.-ra.a4 Nj t...sa. .lsot .nt.t
eu,c- # .rfa.oralis %aI nows and
general weakness in commodities.
Wheat '.nt.nr. 80 fae pcrntssa3lo
..n.t = ..at satst= rpta "a- Of
e.. r. g.. ea'- .'t = - = g.. -
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-16
FISHING POOR OFF E...>NS

FISHING POOR OFF D..l~KS
ST. JOHNS, Mild, Oct. 16 tUP)
Fishermen sailing ou; OF this
port report that the past season has
been the worst they can remember
In years. Some fishing schooners
have had no catches at all and are
returning to st. Johns virtually
mpty
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-16
h. 4. GRAIN

LD- ANGEHI-. 0#t g.. u'PJ
Wheat .>u d.. ,Is7. al -
l.-tl,s ST., - tr1a 3Ire. l.,',.
Eai.rs ln-Itln. Dpr - - u ! -
soru ~. 9-lI.n bnlt - I"5H ! -
MI,u Ne .claE 81 - tfI -
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-16
L. A. HAY

Los A%GELES. o.. IT, r..
L. : NJ. S-,0.--l l.
& : Y so . leaty $i4pu-2U.uu
I. y No &IrIH-1T.Iu
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-16

Football fans attending thr battlc
between Central and Imperial h.eE
school at Imperial Friday night
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-16

LOS ANGELES. Oct Is .Url
Bid Asked
JranSamcrioa - p
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-16
L. A. BUTTER & EGGS

LOS ANGELES, oct 10 'tI1
Butter: Extras Sc; PRIME FIR
a7c: standard 34c: Indergraae
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-16
LOCAL BUTTERFAT

l. a. Buttrrfat ...
Grade A MIX ..-
.3iaHutact1fln2 s.
koH-r G3thritd cream
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-16
MPLS. FLAX FUTURES
l. A. BANKS

May ........-..
Dec. ---..... >
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-03
I'm the
MAKING
RAY VAN
GOETHENi. *

of 1921 Eastwood ave
nue.. has earned $3.50 ard
increased his number NJ
customers from % in-a&-
in the year and 4 months
he has been carrying
The Detroit Times in
the neighborbood OF Ora
tot. Schoenherr. Seven.
Mile. and Saratoga ave
nues. Ray is a "B" stu
dent Al DENLY High
School. is interested Va
commercial aviation for
bis future vocation
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-03
House of Good Shepherd
Building Starts Tuesday

service facilities Of its Fresh Ali
Camp.
With Knudsen. heading the cam
paign were Hugh j. Ferry, Henry
r. Ewald. and Mrs. Fred T.
Murphy, vice presidents; Henry S.
Morgan, secretary; Judge Henry
s. Hubert, treasurer; and Leo
Fitzpatrick, chief of staff.
Mother ST. Denis, superior of
the House of the Good Shepherd
said that additional money has
been obtained from other sources
and plans for future buildings
have been drawn.
The new home will contain
separate chapels for the sisters,
the Magdalens and the adolescent
girls, opening on common sane
tuary in which will be private
recreational grounds for the
groups. Buildings for the Vista
Maria School, for adolescent girls
needing specialized care, will house
first grade through high school
An auditorium, dormitory, clinic
and infirmary and service build
ings are included in the immediate
plans
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-03

Construction on the new $S75 600
-hame= for the House of the Good
Shepherd will begin Tuesday. il
was announced Saturday by VIII
liam S. KnudSen, president OF the
Open Heart Fund OF Detroit.
Ground breaking commemora-
tons will be held at 9 a. m. on the
50-acre site. south of Rouge Park
at West Warren and Pierson roads,
in Dearborn township.
Approximately $500, 900 OF the
cost is now available as the Open
Heart Funds share of the building
costs, Knudsen said, and more will
be turned over when all pledged
contributions have been received.
The campaign started slightly
more than two years ago for
pledges to be paid over a three
year period.
AS a result of the same drive,
the Salvation Army. second bene-
ficiary of the campaign, has COM
pleted the remod cling and
enlargement of the Women's Home
and Hospital 1872 West Grand
boulevard, and has completed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-03
COP Meeting
In September

Under a new orgapization Setup
the Young Republicans Of Michi-
gan will hold their first state con-
Venton IN The Book-Cadlllac
Hotel September e, - and IS. II
was announced Saturday by Ralph
r Swan Of Port Huron. general
chairman OF arrangements.
Election Of a state president and
p national committeeman and
conmitteewoman viii be the
, ucIpal business before the dele
gates
The convention opens with a
le'- moss session AZ 1 y. m. on Fri
day, September 20. There viii be
"a uuucl dinner and dancing that
evening. The following day the
delegates viii attend the Mlchl-
gan Michigan State football game
after the election Of officers al a
morning session. A meeting of
the board of control on Sunday
Will end the convention.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-03
Cities FightIdW
Fixing Police Pay
limo. star Correspondent

LANSING, Aug. 2-RepreSen-
tatives Of p Michigan cities,
here at the invitation OF
the Michigan Municipal League
decided today 10 carry TO the SUI
preme Court a law passed by the
l94l Legislature which fixes the
salaries Of policemen and firemen
lit was the unanimous opinion
OF those present" said Ralph
Sidwell. league spokesman, that
such legislation is an invasion OF
home rule by substituting the
discretion of the Legislature.
which II unfamiliar with local
conditions, for the discretion OF
local governing bodies, and by
imposing financial burdens upon
municipalities beyond their abil-
ity TO pay"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-03
CL.AI DE
MAYO. II

Of All Midland avenue.
has earped $l05 and in
creased his number Of
customers from &c ~ 43
ia the six months he has
been carrying The De
troii Times In the neigh.
horhood of Bourke, Mid.
land. Livernois. an d
= ut Z Y q y avenues,
Claude is h student
az Custer School. builds
m odel planes for a
hobby. wants 10 be an
AVIATOR.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-03
News behind the NeTs:
Secretary Wickards
Cotton Deal Impeded

cents. and the law advised him 10
sell when that goal was reached.
To the telephone leaped Ala
bamaS Senator Bankhead and
They put on a pressure
blitz that made Wickard's legal
concepts bend. They had a new
Interpretation OF the law. allowing
the price OF cotton TO 20 per cent
above parity, or II that was not
the law, they would put II into
law.
And they did put something into
the wheat penalty abandonment
bill restricting the government
on buying and selling
{ Just as Mr.. Roosevelt was coyly
sending them "A recommendation IN
the price message for expansion OF
buying and selling authorityD
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-03
SatcheI for Pepper

Into the Senate office building
walked a young man with a satchel
asking 10 see Floridas Senator
Pepper, the one who wanted 10 60
10 war first, and faster than any
other congreSsman-not personally
but as p nation.
The police told him the satchel
would have 10 be checked with
them. Peppers caller diSsented
He would not 90 without his
.Satchel He would see Pepper and
he would take the satchel.
The police took him 10 the
guard room and opened the
Satchel Disclosed 10 their amazed
eyes was a machine gun.---
Further inspection developed Il
was not assembled and the caller
Insisted he just wanted 10 show
the senator some personal inn
provementS he had invented. He
was sent home with the kindly adj
vice that he would get further in
Washington Just now IL he carried
Iblueprints instead.
For a moment there, though. the
lpolice had mental image Of the
leading capital advocate OF war
encountering a personal one al
first hand.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-03
Hitler Defeat Seen

A prediction that this same Amer
lean production will accomplish
Hitler's defeat within two years IS
made in a freshly published Brook
ings Institute pamphlet by Louis
Marlio, French industrialist and
economist.
He points out German produc-
ton will be increasingly hampered
hereafter by British bombing,
while Britain'S swellS.
The Russian campaign results TO
date certify the conclusion that
Hitler has lost his military mas
terry even if he wins that cam
paign. His edge in planes, tanks
and well trained soldiers has been
greatly weakened for the final
struggle Of production.
Now if the Reds can stabilize
their front through the Winter so
much the better. If these dismal
Nazi prospects Seep down to the
German people and cause collapse
of the regime and peace. the
rosieSt of all possibilities will be
realized.
No doubt, too. Hitler will des-
lperately seek peace if he can
bring his Red campaign to a close
But those possibilities are vet dim
i-maVbe ! 10 10 hardly | IN z
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-03
Pest Control for Army

BERKELEY. Cal, Aug. D.
-eFNS4-ConteHdiHg h at Z h c
United States loses a billion dol
lars each year in the destruction
of food. clothing. housing mater
ialS and furniture by insects and
rodents, DIR. William Herms, Uni
versity of California scientist, be-
lieves the inclusion of trained pest
control experts in the arny'S
quartcrmaster corps would pre-
vent needless" loss.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-03
Senators of South
Brin G Pressure
on Parity Sale
by PAUL MALLoN

WASHINGTON, Aug. 2. Most
abused and oppressed OF all men
today IS Agriculture Secretary
Claude Wickard Ills Commodity
Credit Corporation was getting
ready 10 sell 100000 bales of cot
ton a few days back when the
good cotton Democratic senator's
OF The south heard about II. The
price had reached parity. 16l2
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-03

II orSe, The DSf,oh Ti-d
1suersd n sosr home ~ orr
~ Diefs ooHrIrost J0Eng bRi-
rr,imsr, .csH cHsrry 1900.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-03
Sure-Fire Bait

BRANDON. VT, Aug. 2.-(INS)
While viewing the private fish
pond of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Hawley
Churchill, Robert Miller OF Fort
Edward, N. Y. lighted a small
firecracker and tossed it toward
the water. As he did so a large
trout grabbed it and darted away.
A few moments later the trout
came 10 the surface dead. -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-03

Bo,f. IL and o'if,, prbir1 ~
obfsiH ncuttstsr 'osfS. -aY
get fdi dffpii ~ T'nhHE T5,
Detroit J,asi. Crrsisfioa DEPT.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-03
Short Peace Odds

London bookmakers, odds OF !
10 3 that peace will come be-
fore the new year, run shorter
than either the popular or official
viewpoint here. Some govern
ment employees guessing grandly
on the basis of the Russian COM
muniques), have made some small
hazards at lao 5 and l 10 10 in
expectation Of peace within five
months.
Military authorities OF the gov
ernment twho have more infor-
nation seem agreed Hitler is
licked as of today. but they do
not expect the end to come in
Russia or peace before the year
ends.
Their conviction is based on the
unheralded but irrefutable fact
that Britain is saved. Hitler can
never gain air supremacy over
Britain and therefore cannot in
wade. American plane produc-
ton now just beginning to reach
Britain, guarantees her safety.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-03
Opposite Stand

But when Wickard attended a
meeting of the government price
policy committee composed Of de-
Tense officials he was met with
another blitz going in the opposite
direction.
His refusal TO sell was running
the government price policy. Tex
tile prices had been fixed on the
basis of the cotton parity price!
He was upSetting the textile price
schedules. Why had he not opposed
the new congressional restrictions
on the government authority 10
buy and sell?
Apparently all Wickard told the
biitzers on both sides was that
Mr.. Roosevelt would veto the re-
strictive legislation If Congress
insisted on passing 1t. No doubt
Mr.. Roosevelt will.
The incident afforts faint idea
Of the difficulties that are at
work behind the forthcoming con-
gresSional consideration of the
Roosevelt price-fixing plan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-03

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