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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-29
HE DOESN'T LIKE 1T

She crooned and knelt down and
put her arms around him Caesar
took il like the gentleman he was
/ but .Bildo noted with satisfaction
that he didn't like II.
Well. that kind Of thing went on
for five years Cassie grew so
love Caesar more cxtravagsntly
every day. So did Bildo hut he
didn't shem Il Except he did more
work for Cassie Woody SOS he
could take Caesar out with him
and teach him 10 hunt.
lie made a pretty good field dog
out of him. too. Not as good ~
III he'd trained him from puppy
hut good enough SOS Caesar got a
Hot " JOY out Of life.
No one knew how much Cassie
loved Caesar until she died.
Caesar was & then and Bildo was
81. Cassie died in her eightieth
year, When they read her will.
they found out why she had sain
nothing TO anybody about the dog
IWnlle she was SICK.
Away down last. after all the
j heuueath to's. the lawyer read
And Ia insure that Caesar.
my beloved setter, shall not
come to any harm or grief of
sickness. do decree that he
shall bc chloroformed and laid
TO rest under the grape arhnr
nv the harnsson my farm. And
7 decree that sheriff worth at
tend 10 a."
Wen sir That settlement ~ a
dog life was so unusual that all
the new epapers around printed II
noe DIsAPPEARs
Bildo didn't say anything To
anybody. He Just went ont 20
Csssies farm and saw Caesar
The dog was tied ZIP although
hat bad never happened go him
before and ffe -wae nearly wild
Bildo iust went ont there and
looked a. him. lie didn't say
anything oven when Caesar
nearly -'r7nEled hlUscH IRVING IA
pat his paws on Bildo.s shoulders
while Bildo stood beyond the
rope s length
No. sir Bldo Just looked and
. then be- turned and walked away
But that night when u was
darkest. some low lived criiier
sncal,cd IN and united Caesar and
Caesar disappeared
His Disappearance was nine.
days wonder Every body talked
about u They wondered who was
the thief They'd have suspected
Bildn " Bildo hadn't been around
But he was Every day he was on
the street, losfng ~ The general
store or ~ tho post office
But one night, Sheriff WORT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-29

of The Hollow and smooth meadow
stretched away from il. Arrived
there, Bildo got him small stick
and presented II 10 Caesars nose
Then he threw IL from him.
eco GIT II. boy" he ordered.
-GaasaiLs ttiis-eatftr- tfT1 as frf'
eyes followed the stick. He took
"a few steps after II as instinct
whispered in his brain.
eco git It." Rildo repeated and
pointed 90 where the stick lay.
But instinct quit whispering &c
Caesar and he kept watching
Bildo. Bildo walked after the
stick and picked II up and re-
peated the performance ON his
third throw. Caesar understood.
lie ran after the stick and
brought II back 10 him.
Bldo did II just once more thai
day, iast before they started back
home. The time between, ht
spent in walking with Caesar
Caesar didn't stay close 10 him.
Cassie was waiting for them at
tho gate She was anxious and
afraid. She half believed that
Bldo had taken Caesar away
from her and that she would never
see either of them again
About time YOU got back
here" she shrilled rs they came
IN sight, III YOU hadn't showed
up In another Ave minutes, I'D
put sheriff Worth on your
trail.
WHY. u amt shutdown VT"
Blldo reproached her Il came
early because didn't want to
II, Caesar too tired"
"To tired?" Cassie repeated
Suspiciously. what were YOU
doing 10 him that would make
him tired? Were you tryin' 20
hunt hime II you were and
ever learn II. I'll never let him
go with Won again. Come here,
YOU pet"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-29
LITTLE ANNIE ROONEY

Yes, ANNlt CAPTAIN EVA AID 1 HxNe
AINVEYS BEEN GOOD FRIENDS -~tfu 7
WAS YOUR SIZE NE MADE ME FISH &, -~
CuOWDeP TOLD nae SEA STOKES
AND TAUGHT kAE HOW 10 MEND NETS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-29
DniIH Short !SfOru
Thief in the Night
Nv CHARLES McGrIRk

WHEN Rildo RaNlcs first mot
w Caesar. tho latter was r. soft
Pass of active wlcghnG brown
fur ont ~ the far Pcekcd pair
-of golden hoWn cV0S Nm 2
little black button NJ nose
-~-errri fret rft-i -frittett~iv 80
one end of him sS thin brown
tail did on tho other
Caesar was an TTTyrT ycrrrT
puppy ~ blood and degree as
royBl and proud as that NJ any
king II fate bad boon kind 90
him Ne would have been destined
20 roam the fields and forests Of
Cransdou and beyond m search Of
game birds Hc would have moved
through brush and brackcn with
The edcrtlesS ease of sun ray
and the noise al q shadow
But Caesar didn't turn ont 20 be
r field dog lIc turned out 90 he
Just a dog because DC never had
tho chance or the training 10 be
what nc had hoCu intended 20 hc
And that was hcCausc DO hap
pcncd 'o belong 90 Cassie Woody
Cassie was widow. she had
buried Jonathan hor husband. rs
wears before she Wds given Caesar
hy Ia l.athEai4 her faNorlte
nephew Jonathan had been a
money maker as well as a farmer.
When no died hc left Cassie
swell fixed meaning worth q
hundred thousand dollars or-so
And Cassie was still worth n and
maybe a little more when Caesar
came 10 her. because Cassie was
nobodyS fool.
This here dog" Cassie cN-
planned 20 Bldo BaNlcS when
she drove into her larmyard in
her rickctN old car. is going In
he a watchdog. Name's Caesar"
"Whv. ma'am." Bildo said as
he ran his hand over tho furry
lille body and scratched the
long ears. "this here puppy's
setter. He's huntin' dog. You
amt rot no use for dog like
.l,i-r- HE'S n rrrrtrr;--rir r-HeFe-
I'll take him of your hands"
For already, on that first sight
Pldo was in love with Caesar lie
had a good-ior-no'hlng'S unfaillng
eve for blood IN an animal He
knew that Caesar Nionged IN tho
field with a mans voice behind
him and mans gun 70 bring
down the birds he flushed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-29
BY TMOTE CONTROL

Cassie snapped, and her tiny
little eyes flashed past tct- fat
little nose at Bildo and her round
fat body tremhled with sudden
anger.
II wouldn't do such trick
10 Caesar here as to turn him
over to YOU. Why. In no time
at all, he'd he ~ ornery rs YOU
are. He'd he loa'ing his time
away IN the woods ar setting on
tho hank ~ river with Ash
pole IN his paw and working
only when he had to 90 get n
bite 10 eat M stree. One
Bildo's enough for any place"
Bildo didn't say anything. III
knew she had him there He wa
close 70 SO and in all his life M
had never done anything IN IN,
line OF work that he didn't hav,
10 And he looked il,
His hair and his two-dav hear
were gray as a badgers He wa
thin as a reed, though his appetit,
was notorious He worked wheI
he had 30. He was good all
around man He could do any
thing any farmer could He sor
Of ran Cassie's farm by remote
control.
Mighty good dog" he said
now and took his hand regret
fully away from Caesar. pity
~onian's got him"
PITY woman, didn't get
YOU" Cassie laughed. though
II wouldn't have been good for
her. You might have amounted
10 something " one had"
Nobody noticed II for quite
while but Bildo cot 10 comm
around Cassie farm more q
Caesar grew UP. Caesar wa
growing into a beauty He wen
through the long-legged fall
eyeF-aHything' stage.
lie stayed lean as race hors
until he was past two years oil
and then he started packing n
the heft Around about this time
Hlldo drliied IN from C'Od-knoWs
where and looked thouEhtfully a
Caesar
lie did q spell Of work aroun
The farm and he had ms usua
say and then he said
Miss Cassie. " YOU wouldn't
mind. I'd admire 10 take Caesar
wallsin' for u spell
~ don't see any harm In
that" Cassie SAID doubtfully.
because she was On rare good
humor that DAY II suppose
YOU want 90 show him OF to
some 81 The othcr logfprs IN
town. Well. Get him hack nv
shutdown. I'm nm old woman
alone here. and Caesars my pro-
lection \ better watchdog
never drew breath
Bildo took Caesar io Tho IoI
low. tup ~ depressed and d
whose bottom flowed ema
stream. Birches grew on the ii
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-27

WELDING ScHooI.-wNANDoTrE

NORTHERN WASTE -Towusent $500
Top prices. Free pickup service
FACTORY salvage
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-27
Board and Room

ATTRACTIVE room refined gentleman.
excellent transportation; reasonable.
Virginia Park Second. Madison SS3s
BTRWOOD s922-Privste home; comfort
able good meals. gentleman, privileges.
HJgarth 1918
BOULEVARD. East Grand 1CharleyoiXD
Private nome. excellent meals. comfort
able room Plaza il2S.
MACK PAS near John r ~ 81. so; hrst-Clsss
meals. transportation. Temple 1899.
MANIST1QUE SCI jefferson -- Comforta-
BILE bedroom. twin beds. two gentlemen
share. reasonable.
MILWAUKEE WEST. s56-Large, com
Portable transportation, excellent food
reasonable. Trinity l-0739.
GIL STIMSON-John R.-Good cooking.
transportation. newly decorated. Fur
nished. Very reasonable.
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate listings
IN the big Sunday Times Want Ad
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-27
Apartment Property for Sal.

SIX Groom apartment building. sol
bfick construction. centrally locate,
Owner - West Perry.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-27
Help Wanted-Instruction

ARE YOU interested In welding Aircraft.
shipbulding and other essential indus
tries need trained welders now Prepare
yourseir FOR jobs paying top wages Learn
practical gas and are welding quickly spare
time. Actual shop experience included
Free facts Utilities Inst. Write Box
B-655S. Detroit Times.
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate nstings
m the biz sunday Times Want "A
Section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-27

CONCORD 1922 East 90 Two beautiful
furnished rooms: frigidaire. Reasonable
excellent transportation.
GLYNN COURT Three bedroom lower
natural fireplace, refrigeration, gas stove
Cadillac 03i7.
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CRoWLEY-S
DRIVERS WANTED

Good meney-making opportunity ouViHG
Checker cabs An outdoor job driving n
pleasure car HeaNhfaI Profitable anu
steady. Age - t. 20. Nppi} .l-s TfIm-
null After
EXPERIENCED MEAT CUTTERS TO
TRAIN FOR MARKET MANAGEES
$50 so PER WEEK WHILE TRAINING
GIVE QUALIFICATIONS AGE. WRITE
BOX B-s375. DETROIT TINES.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-27
Housekeeping Rooms


ASH. 1j7O-Lower three, 81; private
porch comfortable. adults. washer:
telephone.
CANTON 2435-Upper two-room apart
ment. front. sleeping room ". 1885.
ELIZABETH WEST. 1904 - Three large.
furnished rooms private entrance; $3.50
week
FOURTH. 4Ii7 TWO ROOMS, $3.50 UP
Suitable couple. comfortable. convenient
transportation
GRAND RIVER 1898 Two and three
rooms. completely furnished; frigidaire.
Temple l-235
HOWARD. 1855 Comfortable rooms. suit
able employed couple, handy trsnsporta-
ton. S. up.
SPRINGFIELD 1869 Two rooms, bath
(shoemaker-Clairmount carline) couple
only: reasonable
VAN DYKE 1853 Comfortable room s.
everything furnished garage included
good transportation
COLORED- Rooms. kltchenettes furnished,
unfinished ADULTS ONLY. 1l4s Mil
waukee 2i6 Garfield. l34s Harper. Tenn
pie l7256
COLORED Goodwin $685.; attractive
room Christian home Reliable. IS.
Townsend 6-60i7
COLORED Brush, SOFT one room com
plete for Housekeeping reasonable. Good
transportation.
COLORED Refined adults: large room
KITCHEN privileges. 2oi Hague. TRIM
lfG 2-O5Og
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-27

DfHE-WINE- Korte's Outdoor pancn,
Garden, 1910 Michigan. Dearborn
Oregon $685.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-27
WASHING MACHINE SERVICE

Al washer. vacuum. sewing machine re-
pairs, - free estimates. LenoX 5000.
Central Vacuum
ALL MAKES washers. vacuum sweepers
repaired Free estimates--- Guaranteed
I pU.x rEEC
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-27

MIHAIN PAINT Store headouarter- GH
den paints, lc varush sale. 1i6 Gre
Lakes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-27
STAMPS
NEDO RENTING
IPHoI.>TERING

BRASS TUXEDO Rental Service Tuxe
renting S73l Jos Campau Tclepho
Trinity 2-27i4
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-27
Income Bungalows for Rent

ANITA. l7iO-Grosse Pointe Woods: upper
s. $50; adults. Tuxedo 2-ls49.
GABLE 1925 rooms. shower. lights.
gas stoker: adults S45 Hubbard 6O77.
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* $1o :,l,i .SehEcv DGzQcz6M
AND BUYERS GUIDE
health RESTAURANT DOWNTOWN

VITA NOOK 1890 Farmer. Cadillac $50,
ethical dietctic center. breakfasts. lunches
dinners 1907 80
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-27
Bungalows for Sale

BROOM brickCOte cottage on an SOFT
lot for only 5000. with $50. 256OO T.
Jefferson, near i0-Mile Rd. or 2i7O0
Harper.
BARGAIN, Madge Time Mile road: s.
room modern. oil heat; 81 500. $295
down owe 4125
BERKLEY-7-room bungalow equity, own
er Sacrifices. Inquire IS Leicester. Detroit.
NEW BROOM BricK Veneer, tile bath and
kitchen; large attic; 81, 700.
DAN J. HARRISON. UNIVERSITY i-l23o
COLORED Inverness 1851 49, Beautiful
seven-roOm bungalow living room across
the front: full basement; hot air heat 2
car garage: only S3.i5O. monthly payments
xl9; reasonable down payment. Frank
Williams. Townsend s-O060.
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate listings
Section.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-27
Farms and Lands for Sale

40-AcRE, paved 80, 800: 93-acre. s. 500.
l2-acre vacant, " 400. LDscnbe.ocr.
Worthwhile lgs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-27
Hunting. Fishing Property

40 ACRES Huron National Forest; house.
garage; wen. con Sable RiverD. miles
Hale. Mich Vinewood i-e5Os.
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate Hstings
In the big Sunday Times Want Ad
Section!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-27
Male Help Wanted
YOUNG MEN

T. sell advertising experience not neces-
sary. salary and commission For inter
view write 10 Box B-62l4. care Detroit
Times
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-27
Apartments for Rent

FERRY West. 81 Sin rooms. large
screened porch refrigeration: adults
only, x55
PALLlSTER. i6OO-Five rooms. new table,
top stove, refrigeration. newly decorated.
On.y $50.
PORTER. i6s6--3 rms. neat, light. gas
elec refrig.. wall bed. So 50. Gil. 1927.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-27

ROBINSON WELDING school H. OAK
street tWyandottet. Information teie-
phone Wyandotte O65t
wINDow SHADEs-NENETIAN BLINDS
NATIONAL "Mobas" shades custom
venetian blndss cleaning. repairing. re-
painting. Tyler 4r5041
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-27
Share Living Quarters

b 4 cha NAN. 1893 Couple share i've
rooms with lady; reasonable. Tyler
6-JOgt
GRAND RIVER-JOY $3.50 Quincy-Share
comfortable hve-room lower troomD.
After s
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@AAN REAL ESTATE CORNER eM(nA
aAs1saA ron RENT FOR SALE 1aE7Ga&


GARAGE-4-car t33x23b; suitable for bust
ness; reasonable. 56o7 Fourteenth Tyler
6-65il.
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CHII.DREN's WAR
NTRACTORs-INDI sTRIAL sd
DETROIT SCHOOL OF DRIVING
DIcTATING MACHINE, SAILS. SrRyIcr

DEBATING EQUIPMENT Record com
pany-Rebulii machines. equipment sery-
iced. Madison 1925
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-07
QUOTATIONS
NEW YORK STOCKS

NEW YORK, May UP) -
stocks moved irregularly in mod
crate trading today.
Wall Street experts described the
lrregularity as adigestive process
after substantial gains in the pre-
Yious session. There was no change
lnneW to affect prices, they said
Railroad and oil shares furnish
ed the principal volume. General
Motors and United States Steel also
were active. Southern Pacific led
In volume and lareg turnover was
noted in New York entral. Santa Fo
GrGeat Northern, Pure Oil. stand.
ard one New JerseyC Ohio Oil
Northern Pacific and Socony-Vac-
uum.
Dow Jones preliminary closed
stock averages; Industrial 1867
off 20; rail 29.0S off IA; UtUility
1851 off .26; So stocks 4014 of
Is.
stock sales were 100000 share,
against 10000 yesterday. Curl
stock volume dwindled to $4,000
shares from 10000 yesterday.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-07
Anahein1, Merced
Crush Opponents
In Calf. League
By UNITED PRESS

The tail-end Anaheim and Mer-
ced clubs of the California league
rose in fury last night and sub
dued their opponents by landslide
margins while Fresno was moving
into the league leadership over
San Bernardino.
Anaheim subdued the Stockton
fliers by a score of 10 to 7, chasti-
zing five pitchers who suffered
equally from poor support. Merced
slapped the Riverside Reds 10 to
10 in another outlandish game fea-
tured by eight errors.
The Fresno Cardinals pulled San
Bernardino'S Stars out of the
league leadership by turning back
Santa Barbara to 4 while Bakers
fields Bears were humping the
Stars to l behind the four-hit
pitching of southpaw Chet johnson
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-07
Records Broken
In Key Tourney

ST. PAUL, Mimi, May 7 up
Three new all-time records were on
the books today as workmen be-
gan tearing up the alleys used for
the 41st annual American Bowl
ing Congress at the municipal au-
ditorium.
When the 55-day tournament
ended last night a new total at
tendance record of 10000 had been
set In the one man event 25 SER
les of TOO or better and 1852 of
600 or better had been rolled, both
new records.
William Hoar of Chicago had
rolled the 9th 300 game in A.B.C.
history and William Caskey of
Canton. O.. had rolled the clas-
sic's second 299 score. Unusually
high scores prevailed from the start
but no new all-time records in any
of the four divisions were estab-
liShed.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-07
Texas A & N Giant Combines Half
Dozen Pasfimes. Only 4.Sport
Letierman in School History

man games that season it was COM
mon for him to drop III from 80 10
go points in a game.
Last fall Billy reported for foot
ball practice with 1875 pounds drap-
ed on his ample frame and after
two or three days Of work he was
down to 100 pounds, but then the
2l-year-old lad with the broad
shoulders and spindle legs began
picking his weight back up about
as well as he was picking passes
out of the air. Re went into his
first college football game at 2O5
pounds.
Billy shared time at end with Bill
Buchanan, but at that he led the
conference in yards made on pass
receiving with 334 yards on Is re-
ceptions. Coach jess Neely will
probably never forget the Satur-
day afternoon last fall when the
lad beat his Rice Owls practically
single-handed by catching eight
consecutive passes for 1T yards
to figure in every touchdown of
the $50 score.
WON LETTER
IN FIRST MEET
Billy won his track letter in the
first major meet he was in, stack
ing up the required number of points
with participation in the Javelin
throw, discus throw, high jump,
broad jump and shot put. That was
in a meet with Texas and Abilene
Christian and when he finished on
the track he pitched part of base
ball game against Baylor.
A few nights later Billy stepped
into the ring and beat Bill Sibley
for the heavyweight boxing cham
pionship of the school.
His nickname, Jitterbug, was won
on a dance floor. Several times he
has won prizes for his .jitterbug
stomp.
It's Captain Henderson now as
this elongated athlete was elected
basketball captain only few nights
ago and that along with his other
work will put him well in the run
ming for the title of the nations
1941 College Athlete of the Year
He finds time to study when he
isn't doing something else and last
fall he barely missed being a dis
tinguished student, having B
average.
Jitterbug Henderson.
Volta man!
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-07
Betty Hicks weds
At Yuma Ceremony

LOS ANGELES, May 7. (UP)-
Mrs. Elizabeth Hicks Newell, COM
bining a honeymoon and a golf
tournament, entered the second
round of the southern California
women's golf championships at Riv-
iera country club today after de-
feating Mrs. Alva Studley, 7 and
5.
After the opening round victory
Mrs. Newell yesterday announced
her marriage last Saturday at Yu-
ma, Ariz., to Frank Newell of Long
Beach. Newell, an employe of Doug
las Aircraft company, formerly was
Pacific Coast intercollegiate golf
champion from UCLA.
Others entering the second round
included Mrs. James Ferrie, Peggy
Rutledge, Mrs. Jack Holmes, Adelia
Thomas, Mrs. Charles Akin, Mrs.
Russ TUNNEL and Mrs. Gregg
Lifur.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-07
BY UNITED PRESS

Sacramento'S SolonS banged out
q to 2 win over Oakland In a
Pacific Coast league game last night
to further tighten their grip on the
circuit leadership.
The Cardinal farmer boys, led
from the bench-by old Mudcat
Martin, jumped on their former
teammate, Henry Pippen, IN the
seventh inning to break 2 to 2
tie. Bill Endicott scored the WIN
ming run on his single, a sacrifice
and Buster Adams blooper to CEN
ter Chet Wieczorek' eighth-lnnlng
run was an afterthought. Bill
Schmidt chalked up his fourth win
of the season, although he was rap
ped for seven hits.
The tail-end Los Angeles Angels
staged an eight-run seventh-lnnlng
uprising to larrup Hollywood, II
to 6. With the score 4 to 3 against
them, the Seraphs drove Fred Gay
and Lou Tost from the mound IN
that frame with four hits and
five walks. Phil Weintraub cleaned
the bases with his second homer
of the game. Jess Flores staggered
home the winner, although tne
Twinks got to him for pair OF
runs in the ninth.
Portland's Beavers, with five Tor
mer Seals in the lineup, sunk san
Francisco to 4, alter trailing 3
to | until the seventh, In the eighth
Duke Marlowe blew up, hitting one
batter and walking another. Mar
vim owens triple then scored Ted
Norbert and Johnny Gill. In the
ninth, Herman Reich homered over
the left field fence with Frank
Hawkins on base. Marlowe gave up
u hits and five walks while Ad Lis
ka was turning in an 11-hit per-
formance, only two OF which were
for extra bases.
Seattle nosed out San Diego, 6 to
5, in II innings, game that ran
more than three hours. The game
was finished under protest of Seat
tie. ...
Seattle had a to 0 lead until
the end of the sixth when Die
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-07
L. A. STOCKS

Los ANGELES, May OUP) -
Three issues on the Los Angeles
stock exchanged dropped to new
lows for the year today in a mild
ly active market that fluctuated
widely.
Pacific Gas and Electric, South
ern California Edison and Good
year hit new lows while Los An
geles Investment climbed to a new
high. Sales approximated 1000
shares witheigh issues register
ing losses, five gains and seven
remaining unchanged.
Thelist Los Angeles Investm ent
~ up u Transam erica A. Paci-
fic Gas and Electric 25M down 4
southern California Edison % down
q; six percent pfd 293s up u; Sou
thern Pacific 12h down u; Rich
field 81; Standard Oil 22k, down
y; Union Oil 14A up u; Creamer-
les of America s; Electrical Pro-
ducts s%; General Motors 38A up
n; Goodyear Akron 17h, down a
Ryan Aircraft 3b up u.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-07
CaIexico Captures
League Leadership
By Be|ting Brawley

Calexico high schools baseball
team held valley league leadership
wednesday after crushing BraWley
IL to Tuesday afternoon.
The border teams Samaha held
Brawley to three hits while his
teammates were peppering Navarro
for 13. Calexicos fat inning came
in the third when they scored nine
times.
Brawley's defeat places the north
end team in a tie for second with
Central high. Calexico and Central
will play Friday afternoon at Ca
lexico and a loss for the border
team will mean three-way tie.