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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-08

NO POP?
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. - Bobby
Trigger is the champion hot dog
eater of the North Side Boys
club again, but he's slipping.
The 12-year-old lad ate only
ID hot dogs at this years picnic.
Last year il was Il.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-08
. BARBS

Kills have been worn since
1928. All, the thrifty Scotsman
It's funny how nobody be-
lieves q Fresh Paint sign.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-18
4O-HOUR WEEK

Other clauses under considera-
ton would provide for the 40-hour
week, time and one half or double
time for overtime and Sunday
work, equal pay for equal work
by women, and, possibly, a clause
providing for cost-of-living wage
wherever warranted.
Biggest stumbling block was be-
lieved 10 be in the proposal &c
freeze open and closed shop con
ditionsS However, with the confer
ence working under a Presidential
mandate that an agreement
must be reached, some compro-
mise was expected.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-18
Roosevelt Calls for a Speedy No-SfriEke Pact

agreement outlawing strikes for
duration of the emergency ito help
win the war"
The keynote of the conference
help win the war was set by
Mr.. Roosevelt himself when he
addressed il. Those attending the
meeting, the first of its kind be-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-18
ALL ACCEPTS FREEZING

On the other side, both the AFL
and industry representatives were
said TO be ready TO agree to freeze
open and closed shop conditions.
The agreement, it is reported,
will start off with the fat state
ment that there shall be no
strikes or lockouts during the
war"
Another provision was expected
10 be written into the agreement
recognizing the right Of workers
10 organize in trade unions and 10
bargain collectively through chosen
representatives.
This clause Will reaffirn the
labor act section protecting work
ers against discharge because Of
union activity.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-18

tween labor and management since
World War /, were six AL lead
ers. six Go chieftains and u
prominent American industrialistS
President Roosevelt said it
would be "a thrilling thing re-
national unity If we
could get something out in the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-18
By JACK VINCENT
Init News service stan Correspondent

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1s-
Working against time, President
Roosevelts labor management
conference today plunged into the
actual Job Of writing a master
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-18
Paper Must Reorqanize

PHIL DELPHIA, Dec. Is
GNS) The three trustees for
the Public Ledger, Inc, publishers
Of the Philadelphia EvSning Public
Ledger, were granted today ar
extension of 12~ days either tc
file a plan of reorganization OIL
find a purchaser for the paper
as a going concern.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-18
WAR LABOR BOARD

Labor and industrial reprcscn-
tatives, II was learned. were in
agreement over President ftO0Sp=
velts announced policy that there
should be no strikes, lockouts or
other stoppagcS Of work in defense
Industries during the war.
IT was reported that an agree
ment patterned after the labor
code of the first World War would
be drafted. This would include, it
was believed, some form of a war
labor board TO adjust industrial
disputes.
The Go was reported 10 be
against any clause in the proposed
agreement freezing open and
closed shop conditions for the dur
alton. Instead, it was believed. Go
leaders would ask for some means
for orderly collective bargaining"
10 settle closed shop demands
while agreeing 10 write into such
provision the clause against
strikes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-18

way Of n unanimous agreement
by tonight or at the latest tomor-
row night. This was tantamount
to fixing a deadline.
The confereeS, with William II.
Davis. national defense mediation
board chairman, acting as modera-
tor, met for three hours ycster-
day and resumed their delibera-
tons today. Over and over,r
President Roosevelt stressed the
for rspeed." \
Mr.. Roosevelt warned against
being too complacent over out
come OF the war.
"We only have been In this
war week and one-half," he
said 1T Is serious, at the pres
ent time. We are not sitting on
Easy Street
And 80 / have asked YOU 10
come here and help win this war,
just as much as II you were in
uniform"
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-27
MARKET QUOTATIONS
L. A. PRODUCE

Los ANGELES. May 27 UP)-
supplies were generally liberal
With trading fairly good.
Asparagus; colossal &c, select
and ex fey 7i2 sc, fey Y -7c, choice
az sc. crooks seize, small 212-3c.
Bunched vegetables; beets 2i4
doz. $1-1.10 fair 75-90c; carrots 3
uoz 75-S5c ordinary to fair 50-65c;
imperial Wy 4 doz sO-$1.
Cantaloups: Imperial Wy jumbo
56-45s S2.25-2.50, fair 81; std 45s
s1.75-2 fair $3.50; pony 45s S1.25-
40; pony 54s SLIPS; std flats
l215s S1-l.25; holdoyers jumbo 36-
ASS S1.5O-2, std Ass s1.25-1.5O. Hon
eyballs: Imperial Wy jumbo Ass
$3.50, std ASS SO. pony ASS s1.75-2,
54s S1.25-1.50. 72s SIPS.
squash: white summer and San
Diego lugs best $50, fair S1.25-1.4o,
large s5-s1; Coachella Wy Jugs or
cal and San Diego lugs mostly S1.25
1.35, fair 81; Coacheila Wy crates
81; yellow crookneck local and san
Diego lugs s1.25-1 so. Imperial Wy
crates ordinary to fair 50-75c.
Tomatoes: Imperial Wy ordinary
TO fair crates 9-12 tops, S1-1.25,
los 65-9Oc; Holtville crates 9-tops
S1.5O-1.75; fair S1.25-1.40; 12s S1.35-
$50: fair S1.15-1.25; 15s SIPS; fair
S5-90c: Coachella Wy 5x6s $40
$50; 6x7s S1.15-1.35, 7xss 75-S1; I'm
perial Wy 5x6s $1-1.15; 6X7s 1851
7xss $500.
Watermelons: Imperial Wy Klon-
dikes 1913 lb avg truck lots $3.50
per ton; less than ton lots mostly
2-2h c ID.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-27
Cardinals Show
Stuffin CIinch

baseman Creepy Crespi with frac-
tured finger sunday and Catcher
Morton Cooper with a dislocated
shoulder week before. Despite
those breaks the Cards have run
off seven victories in their last
eight games.
The American league Leading IN
dians weren't as lucky as the Cards
They folded in the ninth and loSt
to the Tigers, 5-3. Trailing by one
run in the ninth, Detroit staged a
three-run rally. frankie Crouchef
doubled and scored on an infleld
out. Then Bruce Campbell doubled
with the bases loaded, driving in
two more runs.
The Phillies made the Dodgers
a gift of a GA victory. With the
bases loaded and two out in the fifth
Joe Marty made tWo-base muft
of Joe Medwicks easy fly and three
Brooklyn runs scored.
Cincinnati climbed to within a
half game of the first division by
defeating the Pittsburgh Pirates,
7-3 in night game played before
20,567 at Crosley Field.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-27

FL Centre emerged as the team
t. beat" Tuesday after smothering
Holtville 9-1 Monday night in the
third valley softball game.
Frank Smyer's ABC nine battered
Holtville's zumsteir Tor three runs
il the first inning, two more in
the second, another in the fourth
and another in the fifth, topping
it off with two additional runs in
the seventh.
Priest. Holtville catcher, scored
the jone run for his side in the
fourth on three errors and a walk
El Centro got nine hits, nine runs
and made six errors. Holtville got
one hit, scored once and made
three errors.
Joe Hurst's homer in the first
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-27
NEW YORK STOCKS

NEW YORK, May 81 UP) -
British sinking of the Bismarok
and belief President Roosevelt's IS
address tonight will clear up many
uncertainties strengthened the
stock market today.
Leading issues advanced a point
and more. Some special issues ad-
vanced 3 points British empire
bonds gained more than a point.
The general bond list rallied.
Another stock market incentive
was the Roosevelt request for an
addition al approprition Of s3,50O,-
C00,000 for airplanes for the army
and navy. This brought buying in
TO aircraft issues.
Dow Jones preliminary closing g
stock averages: Industrial 1885,
up %; Rail 2765, UP II; Utility IS.
81 off .04; and So stocks 1892 up
OF.
stock sales approximated 100000
shares compared to 100000 yester-
day. Curb stock sales were 81 900
against $4,000 shares in the pre-
vioUs session.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-27

NEW YORK, May 81. (UP)-The
St. Louis Cardinals are showing the
stuff of which champions are made
these days. They get tough breaks
but keep right on going. They never
know when they're licked.
Victory No. 7 in the Cardinals
current winning streak showed how
tough the st. Looeys are to lick.
They had the Cubs beaten, 90, but
blew the lead and went into the
last of the ninth, trailing 1913. They
tied the count and sent the game
into extra innings. Thell Bill NichQl-
son homered for the Cubs in the
18th but the Cards still refused to
quit.
Jimmy Brown hit homer to tie
the score in the ST. Louis llth and
then Don Padget blasted another
round tripper which won the game,
l2-ll. Most CLUBS, alter blowing
nine-run lead, would have gone
to pieces and never had enough
drive left to stage a winning surge.
In the last eight days the Cardi-
mails have lost two regulars-seconG
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-27
Imperial Valley Press

Established April 20, 1901
published every afternoon except
saturday and Sunday (Saturday
afternoon issue now succeeded
by the Sunday Post-Press, es-
tsblishet 1886 by the Imperial
valley Publishing company, 625
State Street, Ell Centro, Calf.
Paul jenkins, publisher; A. G.
Johnston. vice-president and gem
eral manager; f. A. Fitzhugh,
secretary and managing editor.
West Holiday Co. Inc. National
months. $500; one year, $3.50;
outside California 81 90 per month.
NJ m o r. California Gowspapev
Advertising Representatives.
Entered at El Centro, California
post office "a, second class mat
ter.
Subscription rates: In California,
Be per copy.
In conjunction with the Post
Press (Sundays), per month 75c;
paid in advance, months, s210;
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-27
Fl Centro Bests
HoI<viIIe q&o !

inning with Van Nostrand and
Smyer on base started the scor-
ing parrage. Blacks right field
double in the second inning again
drove in Van Nostrand and Smyer.
In the fourth inning Smyer dou-
bled to score Van Nostrand. Browns
terrific left field homer added to
the damage in the fifth. In the
seventh Black singled to score
Smyer and Brown singled to score
Hurst.
Southpaw Sammy Fisher replac-
ed Hurst on the mound for Ell Cen
tro during the last two innings.
Next valley league game will be
Thursday night at Ell Centre sta
dunn when Imperial plays Brawley,
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-27

can knock out Joe Louis.
This conviction unquestionably
will have an important bearing up
on their S500,OO0 title match at
New York'S Polo Grounds, June Is
Billy, a notoriously weak puncher
in the past, was sold on his own
dynamite last night when he floored
Buddy Knox three ana a half times
before a crowd that established new
Pittsburgh records for fight at
tendance and gate-27,042 cash GUS
toners and a S69,l54 gross.
Knox was in such helpless con-
dition after his battering in the
sixth and seventh rounds that he
was unable to answer the bell for
the next-giving Conn a technical
knockout victory in The eighth.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-27
Shed Runner
After New Record

TRINIDAD, Colo. May 81. CUP)
Hal Davis, who learned to run
the 100 yard dash IN the world
record time of "a seconds by train
ing in Salinas lettuce sheds, and
four Salinas, Calf. junior college
teammates, entered today the Ma
tional J. C. track and field meet,
to be held in Denver university
stadium Friday and Saturday.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-27
SoIons Open Up
On San Francisco
BY UNITED PRESS

The Sacramento Solons. with
eight straight series wins on the
rack, open at San Francisco Tues
day night seeking to fatten their
9l2 game lead in the Pacific Coast
league.
The Sacs were fresh from a 6-l
series victory over Los Angeles. San
Francisco edged out San Diego last
week, 4-3, and is in fourth place.
Seattle, holding down second
place, receives Hollywood at Sc
attle. The Rainiers lost to Oakland
last week, 4-3, while Hollywood won
its Portland series by the same
margin.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-27
L. A. LIVESTOCK

Los ANGELES, May 27 UP)-
Federal state Market News Serv-
ice)
Hogs ESQ; weak to 10 cents low
cr; medium TO choice 170-242 lb
Truckins 9.75-1O.35, top 1895, few
light lights $50; soWs 7.25-75O;
few light SOW to g.
Cattle $50, slow especially on
grass steers; few sales and bids
around teady, medium to good fed
steers held 1915 and above; cut
ter to common cows 625-7.50; can
ners down TO $50; few bulls 7.65-
$50; calves 100; steady; top veal
ers 1850; few calves II down.
sheep $50; no lambs sold; ewes
steady; good 120 lb shorn ewes 3.75
sorted; few Gull and common 1.75.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-27
Minnesota Snaps
CATS Win Streak

MINNEAPOLIS. May 81. CUP)-
The University of CALIFORNIA; tour
ing baseball team came to the end
of its 21-game winning streak yes
terday. losing to the University of
Minnesota, 81.
California won Is conference
games and six on The road, and
appeared headed for another victory
yesterday with a folr-run burst
in the first inning aided by three
Minnesota errors.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-27
l.. A, STOCKS

Los ANGELES. NAV 27 UPJ
Stocks were narrowly mixed to-
day in light trading On the Los
Angeles exchange.
Five issues were up, four were
down and six unchanged. Volume
was 5000 shares.
southern California Edison com
mon 2Sk down X; Southern Cali
fornia Edison per cent %, un-
changed; southern Pacific 11h up
"a; Union oil II up u; Aircraft
Accessories 81 20 down cents; Con-
solidated steel common. 5A; un-
changed: M2nasco ! q unchanged.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-27
Bowel worms
CAN'T HURT ME-!
That's what you think!

Learn the truth Nowadays it is easy for you
or anybody, anywhere-to catch" round
worms. And these ugly creatures can cause
great distress inside you, qCithoUt yoar cUon
hnolUiHg aclsdt is lcroag.
Use Jayne's Nermifuge to drive out round
worms before they can get set" and make
trouble. Jayne's is Americas best known
proprietary worm medicine: used by mill
lions for over a century.
When you notice fidgeting. itchy nose or
seat, uneasy stomach. loss Of weight-suspect
roundworms-and get Jayne's Nermifuge
right away II eNpels stubborn worms, yet
acts very gently. When no worms are there.
Il works merely as a mild laxative. Demand
Jayne's Nermifuge! At all drug stores.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-27
l.. A. GRAIN

LOS ANGELES. May 27 CUP) -
Wheat, soft or hard S152Hm1.621k
Feed Barley, bright .. $1.25M1.30
Mating Barley 80. S1.273z a 1.32k
Milo, No. yellow ..... $1.40M1.45
Corn No. yellow bulk $1.7OW1.73
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-27
Conn FIottens Knox. Gains
Confidence For Louis Bout

PITTSBURGH, May 81. (UP)-
Billy Conn, the steel-town killer,
awakened today convinced that he
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-27
SPORTS
PARADE
By HARRY FERGUSON

NEW YORK, May u. (UP)-ScaV-
tered paragraphs containing scat
tered thoughts;
Baer-Louis department-The Dis
trict of Columbia Boxing Commits
sion really got down to business
when it asked Arthur Donovan, ref
cree of the Joe Louis-Buddy Baer
fight, to appear before it tomorrow
and testify. Donovan already is on
record as saying That the last
punch of the fight landed stimuli
taneousiy with the bell ending the
sixth round. But there are some
other angles that can be cleared up.
Such as whether the count of 10
had been tolled over Baer on the
knockdown previous to the last
punch. incidentally, all other Off
cials at the fight-the two judges,
the knockdown timekeeper and the
timekeeper-testified yesterday that
the last punch landed after the
bell. Yeah, man, says we.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-27
l.. A. HAY
4. A. BANKS

Los ANGELES. May 81 (uP) =
Transamerica ...,.......,. AS -4h
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-27

the knockdoWn timekeeper and the
timekeeper-testified yesterday that
the last punch landed after the
bell. Yeah, man, says we.
Gee Whiz department-Vic Chez
ri didn't win the Goodall round
robin golf tournament, but he made
the best single shot out there and
one of the greatest your correspond
ent ever saw. His drive on the 18th
hole in the final round nestled at
the foot of a sapling. The tree trunk
was almost directly in the line OF
flight to the pin. Ghezzi decided TO
break club and gamble on getting
around the tree, over some traps
guarding the green and in position
TO pitch on with MS next shot. He
got the gallery back SO that if the
clubhead broke off nobody would
be killed. Then he braced one foot
against the tree truck, slammed at
the ball and watched the bark fly
off the tree. The ball went like a
clothesline for the pin and Ghezzi's
No, 3 iron crashed into the tree
The head of the club was bent back
almost double.
National Defense department -
Hank Greenberg can pick his posi-
tion on the second infantry team at
Fort Custer, Mich, according to
word received by the Sporting News.
They are willing to let him play
either outfield or first base-he
handled both positions we'll for the
Detroit Tigers--and they are going
to bat him No. 4, the cleanup spot.
Mental Telepathy department -
The only way Charley Gilbert could
have helped the Cubs in those dis
puted games with the Dodgers was
to send out thought waves from
Philadelphia telling them when to
take a cut and when to bunt. The
Dodgers protested because Gilbert,
who was in Philadelphia getting an
injured ankle treated was the 26th
man on the Cubs roster at a time
when the player limit was 25.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-27
CHICAGO GRAINS

CHICAGO, May = tUP) -Wheat
futures moved lower today. The
market declined more than a cent
bushel in early dealings. but
losses were shaded moderately in
the final half of the session. Vol
umo of business wa fair with most
traders showing disposition to
await the presidents speech to-
night. Oats displayed a firm tone
while corn and soy beans were ir-
regular Rye was lower.
Wheat finished ik TO Is cents
"A buhel lower. Corn wa off - to
up ", oats up x to X, rye off 4
10 & and SOY beans off s 10 up Is I.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-27

RcA Licensed. The same type of automatic
record changer previously featured only in
higher priced rodos :. . Ploys twelve l0-inch
or ten l2-inch records! .. No needles to
chonge! . Ball bearing thrust assures con-
stont speed. regardless Of number Of records:
W6l59
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ttraiil bRfft has ifeieriid)e BpnfiHfals
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Let. gin5eli3 bie Gronungsmeile bon
s0o5ort ann gurtrae brodfe 8ie
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einem anoeren Maffabder, befleioete
i'm nit itreitbnren @affen, banrit ct
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Iiden golfes geaeniiber oen Mongo-
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bas Dsutterbons ct. Mihael Der.
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Der anfang zines regelredfen re1igio=
len Nerfolgungsfa,npfes in Sollanb
getpeIen al iein. Siflers aolnmiiiar
Sepit- sssqnart bot Die leitenoen fatbo-
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a9e Siio ilno Die a9ns Norben'
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nno Nerlamnilungel1 ,,lb iebe fatbo-
liihe aftion III III Sollano ,lnterfagt.
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ben naaiitiiden .3ebngeboten' ribtet,
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rem Yrdlioe,t Dr. 6. @oleling lit por
fnraem i'm oeutiben Ronaentrationsz
lager 8ndenipaloe geitorben.
9os aSiiae &attpiif" Goaeeiint,
oie beftberiibnte 2ebranitalt Sol-
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morben luto in Naaibeiis iibergeean-.
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@la,,biaen sent5ogen a,nb al profanen
3peden ,,ntgeiponoelt iporben. Gin
r8roieft Der fotbeliiden 8iidsfe Sol.
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un6 oie ginfiibrlmg tbes Maai-Seioen=.
tan,s ,pirb bon Der gso5ipreiie als cine
SSrrefiibralng oes boll6nbiiden 9oHes
beaeihnet.
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Ferror ber Nelt anfauapingen beab=.
iidtiet.
aomfisfations nab -$rofanatiom 6es.
polniiden albeilistnms
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oaraiif aus, bob Die i'm 2anbe Der
aHfgebenoen Sonne tGtigea Miiiions-
geleni6aften inter. einbei,nifb iapa.
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Apoltoliide Delegat fir Sopan @r3-
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8ifare mo apoitoliihen Nr1feftnren
ei,rcpaii6er nn0 amerifaniiber 8a-
tionalitdt al elmer &onferen5 periom-
melt iin6 Tie i'm Namen Des 81. Stnb-
les aur Abgabe ibrer GiidtrittserflG.
ri,ng eingelaoelr. Die Wabnobme Be-
frof einen @rsbiibof ,lno a,pei 9iib0fe !.
bon ben ailsinartiae,1 Miftionen in
.Earis, ei,,en fanaoiiben Dominifa- j
nerbiidof, aipei reibsoentfbe Mpofto-
lii6e 8ifare, BON oellen Der cine benz
5ran5isfaner-, Der sanoere 6em sseli,-
itenoroen angebort, nno aht MpoIto-
liiAe 8rdfefter, ,lomlib atpei iponi.
ihe Bominifaner, anei srei1s6entIde
Mitslieoer Der @eielidaft oes @Sit-
lihen Bortesy Elm omerifaniides Nit-
aIie6 Der Niiiionsgeleli6oft bon
.MarDfnoa, elm fana0iiber nnb Elm
polniider Sranaisfnner ,,,,6 Elm ito.
lienii6er Saleiianer. q.
MnIteIe oer:as a,lriid9erirtenen Asr6.
laten ernan,,te Der Npoftoliihe Dele.
got u apoitoIiide aeminiftratoren y
ioponiiber Nationalitat. Ser era.
.biidof bon 9ofio Migr. ,Doi un6 Der
gii6of bon saoeafofi Mier. yan,a.
gn6i Fentitamnaten idon iest oem elm
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