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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-02
Industrial Bank
Holds Annual Party

Tho directors and officers NJ the
Industrial National Bank held the
twenty-fourth annual dlnncr-dancc
for tho banks DO employees al
Lochmoor Country Club yesterday
Following custom established q
number OF years ago gold watches
were presented 10 nine employees
Who have been with The bank more
than Is years. making total oi
"A since the yearly awards were
Inaugurated.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-02
Paws iO5th Dividend

Detroit and Northern Michigan
Building and Loan Association TO
day announced the payment Of ~
one hundred and fifth consecutive
dividend on instalment saving.
shares. payment having been con
finuous since 1899. Assets of the
association are now in excess n
81. 0OO.OO0 and represent the saw
ines Of 11.141 persons. The current
rate is 3 per cent annually.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-02
Earnings

American and Foreign Power Company
and subsidiaries show March quarter net
profit OF 81 6f2 400. euusl. after the
periods dividend requirements on 81 ana
IS preferred IN arrears 70 cents = share
on 81 second preferred series A. against
81 3i3 262. or, cents on second preferred
IN the 1910 period
International Railways ~ C~atrsI Amer
ica reports for the FIVE months ended May
~ net income Of k552 1873. equal. after
he period dividend requirements on IS
pre- ferfed NV arrears n 90 cents share
on the common. against x6f3 272. or So
cents on common In the 1880 period
Bestriee Creamery Company md sab
sidisries report for the quarter ended Nav
~ net proht OF $500 5I3 after federal
10 - cents a share on the common com
pared With 1921 a62 or % cents On the
common in m. MAY quarter ~ 1870.
Engineer. Public service Company and
subsidiaries report FOR the ~ months ended
May ~ net income ~ s.. SIS. no eoual
IN 81 ~ share on common compared
eith ta6oi.siA or 81 - IN common in the
~ months ended MAY al 1870.
Calf states ttintie. Company reports Tor
the II months ended Nav ~ net Income
of 81 3T7o5i. against 81 sss is2 year
ago.
Nbginln tlectric and Power Comrsn,
tnnNt fof me " months fndfd Way u
ne, income NJ 50 2es EOS ssainst 81. s73 37s
in the previous year.
ruRe, sound Power and Light Company
and subsidiaries report for the n month.
ended MAJ ~ net income NJ S20IS $50
compared with t2iiopt1 IN the previous
year.
Public National Rsnk srd Trust Cornpsn,
NJ New Work reports that earnings Tor ths
lqusrfef ended June ~ amounted W SIS cents
IL share against rs cents . share IN tho
Ike 1890 perion ,4
4 Incorporated Investors declared
dividend of II cents. payable
July 30 10 stock of record Jul,
3. Tho same amount was paid
April 80
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-02
3 Join Cadillac Roll

Three more Detroit retail
statesmen have qualified for en-
rollment in the l94l Cadillac
Merit Mems organization. ID. f.
Ahrens. general sales msns~
Of the company. announced -
da..
Latest 10 pass the minimum
business volume mark are; B. j.
DAVIS and T.. A. Bayer ri the
factory branch IN Csss avenue
and r. Cole OF kotcher- Turner.
Addition ri the trio gives De-
iroit four places among the 10
top Cadillac statesmen who have
already become Merit Men. n.
{. Richardson qualified earlier.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-02
Assoc. Gas TO Sell
HOLDINGS in Utility

NEW YORK. July Arrange
ments have been made by Asso-
ciated Gas and Electric Corpora
ton trustees for disposal of 'ns
corporations holdings in North
eastern Water and Electric Cor
poration TO John II. Ware Ir,
president Of Penn-Jersey Water
Company. for approximately 81 :
800,0O0 subject TO court and Sc
approval.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-02
Akers Master Maqil

a new honor has Coz
Forest II. Akers. Dodge
president and director OF
AkerS now is a duly IN
m. M" or Master Mag
The story is this:
The head OF the "Ancid@
Honorable Order Of MaStX
gicisns' is a retired prsct -
Of necromancy. Arlingt
Horton Of Fergus Falls. N
while ago the vetersn he$
gician. purchasing a DodS
drive model. felt impelled
nit the head of the Dodge
organization In the inner \
tum OF legeriemaIn.
That is why among A
office trophies is a maho
case containing The famous
ton Award medal. an engr
diploma and the magic w,
all Of them endow1ng the
psny'S sales chief with the
ors and privileges ~ a
fledged Master Magician"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-02

New YORK and wholesale nonferrous
metal quotations supplied nv Federated
Metals Division. Detroit: Spot, - per
cent tin. nominal; New York. SASS: fu-
ture tin, sis75: lake grade copper. deliv-
cred Midwest. IL; eiectrolytic SPOT. smelter.
i2n IL. so; casting copper. i7.75: 81. Louis
lead. $40. 81. Louis zinc 1.7s; Nev
York sntinony. IL: virgin Aluminium. II
Tin. quiet. As result Of copper indus
OpM COPPER priority sstup NAV No changed.
Lead. active Zinc sales. ! a2s tons. ,fnr
shipments. s-3f2s tons. Export copper.
~: resale, nominal. IL -. Free sterling
exchange. fto3h,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-02
May Air Travel Runs
IS Per Cent Over 40

NEW YORK. July =. Domestic
sirlines few l22 S3l .632 passenger
miles IN MAY or 35iq per cent
more than tho aO.662 53S miles
flown in MAY. 1910. according m
The Air Transport Association. For
Eve months tho gain over last year
was POS per cent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-02

in securities holders of insurance
noIicies Of other
cay large this properly ORGANIZED
proper Washington
of OF
American industry unwarranted and discriminatory
effective the
oe NJ nocian who otherwise thinks FIRST
lastly about that which may ne
best for the common welfare Of society n whole
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-02
Detroit Poultry

Nsrksf steady hens ateraEs rur 9tr
legh0r0 hens 3 ias end un. o. cocks
10 > i2c. rock springer undsf = Pos 21s
no snd % 23c lsrhofr bro1srs :,
~ so no iar
EC-Ge MsrLsf pess current receipts
80 urderfrscss cs12h-c
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-02
Livestock Markets

CATTLE Receipts 500; market activs
and steady; Choire To prime warnings. dfs
fed $40 so ll25. god 10 choice yearlings
dry fed, NotrIo.5o good TO choice heavy
steers. AIRY fed, sioaii fair 10 good
yeariings dry FED 50 ~ n 10 so; fair ~
good heavy steers. dry fed. 81 sou 10
81 1875 rs good butcher and cutter COWS
S7n ~ Gamer cows. S5ns.50; old rims
70 50 down bes, light butcher and heavy
bologna bulls IS 25as75 medium weigh
Ss17 stock hulis Sc. Jens: good to choice
stockers and feeders. So 500 ~ 80. common
10 fair stnckeTs and feeders. fhs.oO
miIh.rs ana sPr tiY $50 30 oo. n,,
not fully established. Prospects. lower
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 200
market not fully established Prospects. 81
HOGS Receipts 500 market prospects,
higher 40 quotations available early today
Tuesday, close follows; Receipts, 500
market steady ~ PIC lower. good anc
choice. 200 IN $40 lts $40 50 230 ~ 2s'
lbs $40. 50: $50 10 200 lbs. $40 80. $50 u
770 lbs. $40 co 27o - 300 lbs. ti0.30
heavies 900 10 325 ms, $40 20 325 ~
$50 ms fto.is rouThs. Sq@ o25; lights
80 $50 10; pigs, 50. IS" 10. stays. IS 30
PITTsBI RGH
pITrsBURGH July dNsb CATTLE
Receipts 50. market active steers
choice. Sill n 50; medium to good. 70 n
no So common. S7.5o@e.25 nsifers
: 10. COWS medium to good. 50 7S@ rs
Gamers and cutters S51s75. burs. sood
To choice ss25hs2 5. common 10 medium.
So 25T7TS
HOGS Receipts. 200. market active: 10,
Ito i5c lower. i60-lso ms. Sio.50n 10 Is
$50 22O lbs $40 $50 10 90 22o-2so lbs
RIO 65H 10 90 $50 200 lbs $40 son 1885
I0o-i5O lbs 80 asa 10: rouehs. ts.25Ga
SHEEP Receipts. $50. market slow
choice lambs Sl1Dii 80: medium - good
50 500 10 common lambs 81 S0n s.25
ewes 500 wethers seas
I CALVES Receipts Zoo market slow
good N choice tii612 medium. SEQ 10
euls and common. sos.
CHICAGO
1 CHICAGO July 2 uNs, HOGS Re
ceipts $4,000 market 5 10 iOc higher
holdovers I o0o. Top. $1,000; hulk. $40. "A
din.75 heaviss. $40. fo6 10 20 mediums
$40 son 1880: lights. $40 asa sn: nsh
lights 50 sSn so packing sows. 50 y
i n 1910 pigs Sa1aTS
CATTLE Receipts 200 market is u
?Sc higheT. calves ooo. market stesdy
Reef steers. choice SIihi2 rs. medium
Ss@it. yearlinEs So 25Hi3' butchers
heifsrs. t7.5oW ~ IS: cows 1884 q; bulls
81 5oD 10. calves t7I ~ 60: FEEDERS. s.
mi2. siockers. steers $50 y so: COWS an,
heifer. 81 S0G1n
SHEEP Seceipts. 500. market siesdv
lambs sii-2aT u e5. common Si0a N IS
yesrInss, s. N $50; feeders. 500 10
s---. c~~tw
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-02
Dow Chemical Pays
Is Cents on Common

Dow Chemical Company has de-
clared dividend of Is cents on
common. payable August Is "a
stockholders Of record August |.
"A like amount was paid May l5'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-02
HICAGo

CHICAGO July Inns BUTTER
Receipts. p ar tubs steady. nc OF
extras, % score. 36c: standards. 90 score
ears, 3Sre. extra hrsts. 81 score 3Sb7c
hrsts. $3.50 score, 3id 3il1c. specials. 81
score rs ~ q 37c
s--Receipts. ~ 254 cases: steady
&c OFF current receipts Csc fresh extra
lhrus 2T627kc. fresh hrsts 2sA n are
dirties 2aiSc. checks. Csc
CHEESE ~ y " pc: daisies
prints and ionEhorns 226 22ilc
LIVE POULTRY Irregular: turkeys. II
q lie: hens. i6T 2ifsc. leghorr hens ino
lIsi4r. .pringers lsS 23c hroilers is6
Ice. roosters. 1871 o i4e. ducks. edi +l4e,
geese, IA Zoe.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-02

Michigan Consolidated Gas Com
pany sales for the week ended June
% totaled $4,000 gas units. COM
pared with 5sl.5ls units for the
week ended June %. 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-02

Pierce Governor Company de-
ciared dividend Of 20 cents on
common. payable July 2s 10 stock
OF record July IL. A like amount
was paid April 25
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-02


KOHL-RkRI No. 7 500 s5c dor. hchs
LEXIS . No l. 7ScH 81 dor bchs
ONIONS Green No !. $50 5Sc doz
punches dry onions, No. /, 81 asa 81
50-ib. sacks.
PARSLEY soa SOC doz bchs
! PARSLEY ROOT No. /, t56 SIC IN.
PEAs-Fancy 81 hu. No. /. 81 25m
PLANTS Flstys; Flower N 7Sc vsge
tables, 900 SOC geraniums, 81 asa 81
POTATOES No. /, $50 aoe bu; No ?
rs n soc
POULTRY Hens tive heavy breeds. a
| n 22c IN. leghorns. isn 2oc hroilsrs
lhssvy. pa 25c 10. eghorns. 2O1 pc IN.
RADISHFS Red No l. ASH soc doz
bchs No. 2 Csc; long white, No. 1. So@
ass dor bchs
| RAsPBERRIEs Black. fancy. $50 -
at crate No ! 81 $50 ; -. No. .. 81
/ red fancy 81. No I, S6W65O
RHUBARB Outdoor. M. I, 2ob 80
dor. bchs.
| RUTARAGAs No ! 500 75c
| SQUASH Summer No l. 7Sc1Sl :
busheI Italian. No. l. 81 nix. hssksf
| STRAWBERRIES Fancy - No. I
81. 50Ns No ? s212sn
| TOMATOES Hothouse fancy. II 50 -
IN. basket: No. ?, S21 So
/ TURNiPs No. !, 33h sc doy. hchs
e0cm 81 10, bu
VEGETABLE OYSTERS No / soc s
doz. bchs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-02
Farmers Market

APPLES Delicious, fancy, A<-<o oh
No. I. 81 5Oml7S: Northern Spy fancy,
81 ou No. I, 81 asa ! so: No q &c 81
steele Red. fancy Si~I5 hu.; No. !. sl.2S
a so No 2. T5c.
BEANS Green fancy 50 hu.; No. l.
sini.5o, wax, fancy. 81 No. j. Si2S
VEGETABLE GREENS Romano 4na
soc: escAroie No !. s0@ soc bu.; endive
No / Slhi25 hu.: No. ?. 7Sc: sorrei
soa soc bu. Swiss chard 3ad Doe ia.
kale 400 6oc hu. mustard, aoI i0e bu
turnip< No. l. 301 soc bu. spinach. No
l. 3Oas5c: leaf lettuce. No |. 20H 3oc
io-lb basket 30 H5oc hu.; collards. Nc. J.
20 a a0c bu.
HEAD LETTUCE - Fancy. 81 50 hu.
No 1 aoc 81 81 25 bu.: No. 2 TSc bu
ASPARAGUS Fancy. 81 Ion IS doler
punches No. /, s5ms No. ?. +on SOC
BETS No. /, 35d 45c dozen punches
CARRAGE- I. SO o soc hu; No 2
4Oc bu red. No. !. s29 2.25 bu: green
No / ioa soc,
CUCUMBERS 81 M
BROCCOLI No. I, S2@ 2 2S M.
CARROTS No. l. ASA soc doy hehs
cAIILIFLOwER no. l. 81. sou l. Is -hn--
No 2 slmi.25 bu.
CELERY 49, Fancy. so1 sSc dor. hchs
No l. rs 35c No. q i%.
CELERY ROOT No. 4 75cnSi.
CHERRIES Sweet fancy, 81. No. I
xaI z so No ?. $50 ls-ousrt case sour
fancy. So No. l. si.soni7S.
CuRRANTs No, !. san $50 7H-quar'
crate
DII.I.-400 soc doz bchs.
FGGs-Lsrge so 751 lo.25 30-doz case
medium. s.75Ho Is.
GoosEBERRIEs - No. J. $40 24-et
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-02

The American Bridge Company,
United States Steel Corporation
subsidiary. announces the appoint
ment Of Mr.. Paddock AS manager
Of the Gary, Ind. plant. Paddock
is a native Of Detroit and gradu-
ate OF University OF Michigan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-02
Toronto Stocks

Quotations supplied nv 6ongsrd Co.
windsor. Prices In cents. IL q, m
quotations:
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-20
Army Plugs
Gaps, Drafts
Major Stars

NEW YORK, April 10 (UP)-
Rasebalrs biggest farm club
the United States Army-plug-
ged gaps in both the outfield
and infield today by putting the
selcctive service finger on two
known performers-Hank Green
berg and Cecil Travis.
Greenberg, star outfielder of
the Detroit Tigers and Travis,
capabie Washington Senator
shortstop. were placed in Class
IA yesterday by their rcspec-
tive draft boards and instruct
ed 10 be ready for immediate
call.
They joined several other big
league players facing conscrip-
ton. Pitcher Hugh Mulcahy of
the Philadelphia PhiIlies, induct-
ed only few weeks ago, is the
only Major League player ac-
tually in the Army.
But Outfielder Joe Marty of
the same club is in line for in
duction, Buddy Lewis, also of
the Senators. has been placed in
Class la and Benny Mccoy of
the Philadelphia Athletics has
been informed he might be call
ed in May.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-20
BY HARRY FERGUSON

NEW YORK, April 10. UP) =
James Joy Johnston opened his
spring hollering campaign today
and it looks as though Abe Simon
and Bob Pastor will spend the rest
of their lives having return bouts
with Joe Louis.
Johnston, known as the boy BAN
cit in pugilistic circles, is the
manager of both Simon and Pastor
He can out-holler any manager in
the prize fight racket and his pres
ent plan of campaign is TO keep
hollering until Louis has licked
both his boys three times. Other
managers retire to an obscure cor
ner and keep quiet after Joe has
belted out one of their fighters,
but not the boy bandit. His idea
Of pugilistic matchmaking is TO
have Simon fight Louis on Mon
days, Wednesdays and Fridays while
Pastor tackles the Brown Bomber
on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat-
urdays. Sundays would be reserved
for hollering.
The fact that Louis has licked
Pastor twice and Simon once failed
to deter the boy bandit at the Of
ficial opening of his spring holler-
ing campaign. He was in splendid
voice and, as usual, was carrying
on three conversations at once.
Out of the left corner of his mouth
he was debating a bitter telegram
of protest TO the New York Boxing
Commission. Out Of the right he
was pleading with Promoter Mike
Jacobs TO consider the merits OF
those two outstanding challengers
for the heavyweight title-Simon
and Pastor Through the middle of
his mouth. creating a Whistling
sound over his incisors, came a de-
nunciation of Billy Conn and Lou
Nova.
Herewith is an heroic attempt
to merge the three conversations
into one semi-coherent whole: why
should the New York Boxing Com
mission allow Joe Louis-Lou Nova
match or a Joe Louis Billy Conn
match in this state? The one to
fight Joe Louis is college man.
born and bred in New York,
worthy contender vino has given
Louis his hardest fight-iny own
Abraham Simon-Dums, buns, buns
that Nova and that Conn WI .
did they ever lick?"
An attempt was made TO point
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-20
l., A. PRODUCE

LOS ANGELES, April 19 (UP)-
Supplies were generally moderate
with trading moderate to fairly
good.
Asparagus: Colossal &c, select and
ex fey 7-71c; fey 6-61zc. choice
sc, crooks 3-4c; San Diego select
and ex fey 7-8c, fey 6-6h, choice
sc. small &c.
Cabbage: cannonball 1880 crt
jumboes 30-45c; Red s1.75-2; savoy
60-75c.
Cantaloups: Imperial pony 54s
few s4-5; irregular pack pony Sos
SIS S3-4; 112s $2.50-3; std flats 15c
s3-3.50; irregular flats S1.5O-2;
mostly s1.50-1.75.
Squash: white summer Imperial
crts S1.35-1.50; flats S1.15-1.25; Ital-
ian Imperial crts S1.35-1.50; yell
low crookneck Imperial crts s1.75-2
Tmatoes: Imperial 9-tops S1.s5-
q 12s S1.65-1.s5; los mostly S1.10-
1.25; 2Os 65-75c; flats 5x6s s2-2.25;
6x7s S1.75-2.25, 7xss s1.25-1.5O;
loose lugs 4o-s5c, crts 4o-6Oc, flats
30-50c.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-20

) done. -.
/ For one thing they haven't been
licked and leading the American
league with three triumphs IN three
starts. But no team could come
closer to losing three in a row ana
win them all in last ditch STANDS.
on opening day Washington hao
them beaten. "a. going INTO tAe
ninth. The Red SoX scored three
runs and won, rs. The next day the
Senators went into the ninth lead
ing. IA, but Boston tied 1t Win
another three run rally and went
on to win in the 18th, 81.
yesterday the Athletics were
leading, 20, going into the seventh
and 81 going into the ninth but
the Red Sox triumphed, 80. Ano
in Boston's gallant back-to-the-wall
victories the shining figure has
been Bobby Doerr, games greatest
second baseman. In three games
Doerr has hit four home runs, driV-
en- in nine runs and handled 10
chances without a bobble. Doerr
personally won yesterdays game
with his two homers-one IN the
seventh with none on and another
in the ninth with Manager Joe
Cronin on base.
OF Nose Grove pitched seven
innings for the Red Sox and al
lowed only two hits, but one OF
them was a homer by Sam Chap
man with a mate on, thus he left
the game trailing, 20. Herb Hash
pitched the last two innings ana
held the AS hitless.
Home runs enabled the Champion
Tigers to score their first victory,
a AZ win over the indians before
42,l65 at Detroit. Charlie Gehrin-
gers homer broke a IL tie IN the
sixth and Birdie Tebbetts' round
tripper with a mate on cllnched 1t
In the other American league
games Washington hammered out
II hits and beat the Yankees IA
for its first victory and the White
SoX Plunged along to 6-3 triumph
over the Browns benind Ted Lyons
nine hit twirling. 1t was Lyons
233d triumph.
The Giants reeled of their fourth
straight by defeating the Phillies
TO, and took undisputed possess
sion of first place. Mel Otis homer
with the bases loaded after the
Phils' missed a double play which
would have retired the side wrecked
Vito Tamulis Bob Bowman, former
Cardinal making his first start for
the Giants, hung up his 10th
straight victory over Philadelphia
in three years.
The Cardinals streak hit snag
when the Cubs came from behind
to hand st. Louis its first loss, 6-i,
I The Dodgers came out OF their
nose dive by pounding II hits and
beating the Bees. ll-6.
Cincinnati continue in reverse,
dropping its fourth straight for its
longest losing streak in four years
Homers by Maurice Van Robays and
Vince DiMaggio with two on) ruin
ed Eucky walters IN the seventh
and Pittsburgh went On to win, Al
The Reds only run was Dick Vests
homer.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-20
Today's Sport Parade

out the boy bandit that neither
Conn nor Nova had ever had a
chance against Louis whereas the
Messrs. Simon and Pastor. like
gongs, had been struck regularly
py the champion. The attempt fall
ed like the gurgle of water in a
glass against the roar of Niagara
The boy bandit merely got out OF
his chair and stood up for some
vertical hollering.
The odd part about this whole
business is that Johnston is very
likely to get both of his boys in
there against Louis again. Jacobs
is seriously considering Louis
Simon bout for Washington and a
Louis-Pastor bout for Los Angeles
One reason is that Louis is popping
the boys over so fast these days
that Jacobs is running out of raw
material and is forCeo TO stage an
encore now and then.
Considering the boy bandits rec
ord-and it Is something TO con-
sider-he is a genius in taking
fighters off the scrap heap and
getting them back into the big mon
ey shots. He took Painting Phil
Scott, the Euglishman who had q
talent for falling on the canvas
clutching his stomach and crying
foul and parlayed him into a for
tune. He took an obscure Welsh lad
named Daniels, put some brown
stain on his face, hung pair OF
curtain rings onto his ears and an
nounced that he was a Gypsy king.
The king and the boy bandit did
all right But the boy bandits su-
preme achievement was the way he
transformed a Boston Italian into
Chinese fighter known as Ah
Wong, the Canton killer. He did it
BY putting a kimonO and sandals
on the boy and teaching him how TO
eat with chop sticks. The killer and
the boy bandit did ali right, too.
The boy bandit looks as though
he is standing up right well under
the beatings Louis has given 70
Simon and Pastor His fighters
probably could take three more lick
ings apiece from the Brown Bomber
without putting so much as tiny
scar on the boy bandits face. For
he is the manager who coined a
deathless phrase one evening by
shouting from the corner at one Of
his fighters:
"Get in there and punch, yoI
bum, he can't hurt lis"
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-20
Aztecs Subd.Ie
Arizona, Il;
Ellis Chased

SAN DIEGO. Cal. April 19 CUP)-
The University Of Arizona baseball
team attempts to wind up its four
day transforming tour with a vic
tory today when its meets San
Diego State in the second game
Of q two-game series.
The Aztecs will face Adolph Ma
tulis. Wildcat highlander who
subdued the San Diego Marines
with four hits earlier in the week.
Alright hurting by Ernie Ma
wares, who relieved Nick Ellis on
the mound for San Diego State in
the sixth inning with the score 4
to 3 in favor of Arizona. plus late
rally at the plate gave the Az
tees 7 to 4 decision over the
Arizonans yesterday.
The Wildcats need to win today
to gain a 500 average for the four
days, having split with the Marines
earlier.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-20
Ys" nSr L;ke MsnIS I'd LOSE
IS lbs. ofFat?
Here's Red Hot Tip!

How would you like to safely lose
some Of that ugly fat in few
weeks without risky drugs or in
convenience? How would you like
to lose your double chin, bulging
shOmach and hips AND along with
it regain your natural charm and
attractivcness.
Weight yourself today. Get bot
tie of Kruschcn salts "a famous
English formula). Then every
morning before breakfast take one
half tcaspoonful in a glass of wa
ter--cat wisely-cut out fatty
meats butter. cream and rich pas
tries--go light on white bread and
potatoes.
After weeks weigh yourself
again and just see If you haven't
lost pounds of ugly fat and gained
the "Kruschen Feeling" of greater
vivacity. more energy anG improv-
ed health that so often accompany
fat reduction.
REFUSE MUTATIONS! Demand
and get only the genuine Kruschen
Uhc famous English formula)
plain or new effervescent, pleasanG
sparkling. Bottle lasts weeks and
costs but trifle. Any druggist.