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The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1941-02-07
Savannah, Georgia
Miss Ida PinZer
Passes Away

Miss Ida Pinzer of Savannah
died Monday night at her resi-
dence, 25 West Anderson Street,
after a short illness. Miss Pinzer
was native of Baltimore but
moved to Savannah as a child.
She is survived by her father,
Jacob Pinzer; a sister, Mrs. Yetta
Zimmerman of Jacksonville; four
brothers, Israel Pinzer of Jackson
vile, Meyer Pinzer, Louis Pinzer
and Harry Pinzer of Savannah.
Funeral services were held at
Sipple's Mortuary, conducted by
the Rev. William Drain, rabbi,
and the Rev. H. Geffen of the B.
B. Jacob Synagogue. Interment
was in Bonaventure Cemetery.
Pallbearers were Sidney Rosen-
zweig, Louis Wexler, Abe Javetz,
Abe Kaplan, Maurice Epstein and
ISadore Movscovitz.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1941-02-07
Services Held For
Mrs. Fannie Dich

Funeral services for Mrs. Fan
ME Dich, widow of Samuel Dich,
who died Monday morning at her
residence, 1875 west Oglethorpe
Avenue, were held Tuesday morn
ing at II o'clock at Sipple's Nor
tuary, conducted by the Rev. Will
liam Drain, rabbi, and the Rev.
H. Geffen of the B. B. Jacob Syn
agogue. Interment was in Bona
venture Cemetery.
Pallbearers were A. Silikin, o.
Levy, M. A. Goldberg, ]. Bern
stein, A. Meddin and S. Goldin.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-19
Fresno Holds To
.0ne.Game Lead
In StateLeaque
BY UNITED PRESS

With two weeks of play left in
the California baseball league sched-
ule. the Frtsno Cardinals Tuesday
held a slender one-game lead over
Santa Barbara.
Fresno and Santa Barbara will
not met again this season, so the
issue will be decided on their per-
formance against second division
teams. Bakersfield is four games
behind Santa Barbara and has a
chance TO threaten the leaders.
Tuesday night Fresno goes to
Merced for two nights play and the
teams shift grounds for Thursday
and Friday games. Santa Barbara
opens a four game series in Stock
ton. Bakersfield plays five nights
at Anaheim.
Last night the Bakersfield Bad
gers played an exhibition game Oh
their home grounds and beat the
San Francisco Seals OF the Pacific
coast league 1873.
The Anaheim Aces also used their
off-night to humble a Pacific coast
league team beating San Diego, &c.
Bill Nettles shut out the Padres
on five hits.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-19
Reiser Sparkling
Brooklyn Drive

IL games in front of Pittsburgh.
The New York Giants hammered
down the Chicago Cubs, GA and
II. Harry Danning drove home
half the Giants runs in the opener
with double and single. Morrie
ArnoVich hit a homer and triple to
send across three runs in the night
cap. Hal Schumacher pitched a
seven hitter for his eighth win in
The first game and Cliff Melton al
lowed four hits for his eighth vic
tory.
Washington pushed Cleveland
down into fourth place last night
by scoring a 4-2 victory before 1865
smallest crowd to see a night game
in Cleveland this year. Steve Surt
dra held the tribe to seven hits. in
Guiding Ken Keltner's homer for his
ninth victory.
The Senators won the game with
three runs in the third on a single
by George Case. Doc Cramers dou-
BILE and singles by Buddy Lewis and
Travis.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-19

So c.
Hold
|. eud q
BY UNITED PRESS

Pepper Martins Sacramento So
Ions Tuesday swung into the final
month Of the 1941 Pacific coast
league schedule with an eight game
lead over the pack.
This week the Sacs receive Sc
attic to deal with the improving
Rainiers, who last week moved up
from third place to tie for second
with san Diego. The Padres have a
good chance to move a notch closer
to the lead in playing cellarite
Portland while Sacramento and
Seattle are beating each other.
San Francisco opens a three game
series Tuesday night at Los Ange-
les and moves over to Hollywood
Friday. Oakland also splits its
week, opening on the home grounds
with Hollywood and finishing out
the week there with Los Angeles.
In last weeks series, Sacramento
beat San Francisco five games to
three: San Diego took Los Angeles,
So: Seattle beat Hollywood, 7-3,
and Portland took 81 against Oak
land.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-19
Roosevelt Denies
Censorship Run1or

WASHINGTON, Aug. 10, CUP)
President Roosevelt, through his
secretary, asserted today that re-
ports that he has approved a man
datory plan for censorship of press
and radio must have originated in
Germany or among American SYM
pathizers with Nazi Germany.
Speaking for the president, Sec
retary Stephen T. Early denied a
published story that Mr.. Roosevelt
has approved an army-navy bill
for such a censorship. Early said:
81. The president has not ap-
proved such bill, nor does he know
of the eXisteace of such bill.
20. He cannot imagine the source
of such a news report unless it be
from the Wilhelmstrasse or from
some one in this country who thinks
more of Germany than he does OF
the United States
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-19

NEW YORK. Aug. 10 CUP) -
Few if any baseball fans have ever
heard of Ted McGrew Brooklyn's
rookie talent scout. but if the Dod-
gers ride home in front of the Ma
tional League this year for the first
time since 1920, he should get full
share of the World Series dough for
his discovery of Pete Reiser.
The better part of McGrew'S wax
ing hours are spent combing the
bush-leagues for promising young
diamond talent, and although there
are no figures available on the
number of recruits he's forwarded
to the Brooklyn brain-trust for the
once-over. it is certain that the
youngster he signed for $10O in 1888
is easily the best.
At that time Reiser had been de-
clared a free agent after spending
year in the st. Louis Cardinals
farm chain. Since joining the
Brooklyn system he has progressed
in three years through Dayton in
the middle Atlantic League. Su-
perior in the northern and Elmira
in the eastern to a spot on the
Dodgers, a chance at the World
Series "pickin's" and within strik-
ing distance of the league batting
title
In this season, his first as a ma
jor league regular, Reiser, who bats
and throws with either hand, has
been clasSed as the miracle player
of the year and the key man in
Brooklyn's pennant drive.
The Dodgers are out IN 'front.' of
the National League today by full
game, the longest lead they have
enjoyed since July 81, and it was
Reiser who put them there. He
smacked his ninth homer of the
year in the ninth inning yesterday
to give Brooklyn a 6-5 decision over
the Pittsburgh Pirates while the
Cards were idle.
Cincinnati moved up into third by
defeating the Philadelphia Phillies,
1875 and Sd. The champions scored
nine unearned runs on eight errors
in the first game while Harry
Crafts homer with two on featured
a four run seventh inning that won
the nightcap, and put the Reds
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-19

CHESTNUT HILLS. Mass. Aug. IS
CUP)-Hollywood takes a turn to-
morrow at attempting to enliven
the 60th national doubles cham
pionships at exclusive Longwood
Cricket club Scheduled for today,
play was postponed because of rain.
Moyieland makes two contribu-
tions TO the often too serious busi-
ness of determining national titlists.
They are Paul Lukas. veteran char
acter actor of stage and screen, and
Arthur Marx, 20 year old son OF
comedian Groucho Marx.
Lukas. currently in a New York
stage production, will fly here to
pair with DR.. William Rosenbaum
of New York. a former champion,
in a veterans doubles encounter.
The match has been pushed ahead
OF the rest of the schedule to en-
able Lukas to return in time for
his nightly Gotham engagement.
While Lukas and his partner are
expected to advance with only
slight difficulty young Marx un-
doubtedly will be sidelined by the
days end. He and Bulge Patty OF
Los Angeles have been fairly sue
cessful in sectional tournaments
but they appear way out of their
class in facing defending champions
Jack Kramer Of Los Angeles and
Ted Schroeder of Glendale.
Kramer and Schroeder, who as a
couple of brash 10 year olds clouted
their way to the crown here last
year, began their defense yester-
lay by trouncing Philip jameson
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-19
0ldster Features
Trapshoot Tourney

VANDALIA, O., Aug. 10 CUP)--
Five more target shooting events
came up for settlement today al
the Grand American trap shoot af-
ter 80 plus year old Charley Young
stole the opening show.
The elderly clay target buster
from Springfield, O., cracked SO out
of 100 in rain and wind yesterday
to capture the veterans champion
ship event for shooters over 10 years
of age. Young, known as The Spar
row. won the Grand American Han
dicap, trapshooting's blue ribbon
event, back in 1926.
The bad weather showed two OF
yesterdays events-the champion OF
champions competition, men and
women division-over to today's pro-
gram which has scheduled the am
ateur championsip of North Amer
ica and the professional champion
ship of North America.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-19
Del Mar Handicap
Entries Announced

DEL MAR, Calf, Aug. 19 lUP)-
Officials of Del Mar race track an
nounced the names of i entries
for Saturdays $500 mile and one
sixteenth Del Mar handicap.
Among the nominees were Porter :
Cap, Charles S. Howaro's prize g.
rear-old; Step BY, surprise winner
Of last.Saturd2y's San Diego handi-
cap. Strength and No Competition.
Yankee Dandy. another Howard
horsc. won the $1,000 mile feature
yesterday with final bid that
placed him a length ahead of Vegas
Justice Vain Grove was third.
Yesterday was another lucky day
for long5llot players. the highest
price of TIE day, s177.20, being paid
on Mosca's win in the second race.
Other upsets were by Epicycle, pay
ing s2480 in the opener, Caldina
Boss III the fourth at S72.20 Hill
t4lly in the fifth at s1460 and VAL
dina Madam in the sixth at $3.50.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-19
SofibaEI Enemies
Near Showdown

STOCKTON, Calf. Aug. 10 (UPj
The Hollister Cowboys and the
Fresno Peerless Pumps last night
moved a step nearer the California
state softball championship.
The Fresno team beat the Rich
mond Johnson, 40 , and the Cow
boys shut out Lou:e's Coliseum of
San Francisco, 80, in featured
games of the night at Oak Park S
twin diamonds.
The defending champion Hollis
ter team scored all three runs III
the sixth inning with two hits and
a homer by Irving Hartcastle, first
baseman. Bud Bosque of Hollister
held the san Franciscans to two
hits.
Sid Rock of the Fresno Peerless
Pumps pitched a one-hitter in beat
ing the Richmond Johnson, strik-
ing out nine men.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-19
Hawaiians Capture
Swimming honors

LA JOLLA, Calf. ug. 18 UP)-
Swimmers representing the Alexan-
der House community association OF
Hawaii who recently won the ma
tional A. A. U. team championship,
took eight of the first 13 places in
the 10th annual La Jolla rough
water swim yesterday.
Seventeen-year-old Hawaiian Bill
Smith. Jr.. out-stroked the field
over the mile-long ocean course to
win the event. His time was 20 min
utes - As seconds, a half minute
better than his teammate, Paul
Heron. a former San Diegan.
Jose Balmores, Hawaii's national
medley champion, was third, "a
seconds behind Heron, and Robert
Scoles. of South Pasadena, was
fourth.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-19
THE DAYS
SPORTS PARADE
By Harry Ferguson

NEW YORK, Aug 10 fUP) -
Rule No. 65-B in sports writing says
that whenever a former champion
announces he IS going to try a
comeback you mus, prepare an es-
say telling him not to do it. You
are supposed to remind HIM that
the fans prefer to remember him
as he was in the days of his great
ness, you must tell him he is risk
ing serious injury and you must re-
mind him of his duty to CA moth
er, (B) wife, and &C. kiddies.
Nuts on Rule 65-B. Fred Apostoli
is poing to start a comeback cam
paien this week and with a mighty
shout that We hope will carry all
the way TO Norfolk. Va, where he
is in the navy, we say:
GO to it kid. and good luck"
If he does come back-and there
isn't any apparent reason why he
shouldn't have some good fights
left in hint may clear up one
of the battling mysteries OF the
ring. In the space Of one short year
the former middleweight champion
lost three fights and went down
hill faster than any boxer of our
time He was young, strong. a clean
liver, a good boxer and a good
puncher. He had courage and he
was smart. But something in the
complicated mechanism that makes
up fighter suddenly snapped and
he dropped into obscurity.
He starts his comeback as men,
Der of Lieut.. Commander Gene
Tunney's stable of navy boxers. He
is said to be in great shape and
he is only 81 years old.
No one who saw the start of his
downhill trip will forget that night
in Madison Square Garden. Apos-
toll came tearing out OF his corner,
that angry scowl on his face, and
raced across the ring and smashed
three straight body punches into
tall, skinny, pale opponent. The
crowd howled with glee Why. Apos-
toll was going to break the kid in
two. He was the same old killer
diller Fred who ate EN- alive.
And then it began to happen. The
pale, skinny gid slipped eXpertly
along the ropes, circled Apostoli and
then began to pepper him with the
fastest left hand seen in these
parts for many a year. The crowd
yelled the kids name-Conn, Billy
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-19
NEW YORK STOCKS

NEW YORK, Aug. 19 NUP) -
Trading on the stock market today
continued around the lightest levels
since July with prices narrowly
irregular.
Railroad shares lost their snap of
the previous session and caution
increaed in other section. Less ia
vorable war new rseportedly had
an influence, but experts aid mar
kets action was based mainly on
internal technuical affairs.
Dow Jones preliminary closing
stock averages: Industrial 1851,
off .05; Rail 3O11 off .Os; Utility
1888 off .OG and G5 stock 4267 off
O5.
Stock sales approXimated 100000
shares, compared with 400 600 yes
terday and $4,000 Friday when vol
ume was the dullest since July ?.
curb stock sales were G5. 900 shares
againt G6,OOO yeterday.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-19
L. A. PRODUCE

Los ANGELES, Aug. 19 Up -
Demand and trading were rather
slow.
Bunched vegetables: beets 5O-G5c.
carrots GO-75c; celery root 80-9Oc di-
kOn G0-75c; green onions 4-4.5O;
leeks ISL 80; mustard 7O-80c: per
sley 90-1.1O;radishes red 15O-1.SO:
spinach lilo; Pisma 1.25 turips
90-110: dill LOO mint 3Oc water
cress 3O-35c.
Squash: white summer local and
san Diego 5O-65c. Italian 6O-75c.
san Luis Obispo and Arroyo Grande
GO-75c Yellow crookneck local and
San Diego 50-65c. Table queen local
GO-65c. Banana IL -1izc.
Tomatoes: Stones local & San Di-
ego 4x5s G5-85c2s 5x5s and 5xGs
! 75-85c Oxnard 4x5s $500. 5x5s and
5x6s 1.1O-1.25; Stems san Diego 5x5
and skis 9O-1.1O; red cherry local
25.40c.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-19
Film CoIoniStS
Pep Net 7 Tourney

and Lytton DowSon of Brookline.
6-3, 60, 6-1. Fresh from victories
in seven of eight Journeys this
season. they wasted little time with
the local combination.
Frank Kovacs of Oakland, Calf,
and partner Bill Crosby of Los
Angeles get their first round warm
up tomorrow against DR.. w. F.
Widen and Edward Olson of Min
neapoliS, MINI.
National singles titlist Don Nc
Neill of Oklahoma City, Okla. and
Frank Parker of Altadena, Calf,
seeded second in the draw, showed
their usual nethodical game in
plastering young Art Prochaska OF
Hartford, Conn. and red haired
Blair Hawley of New York, 6-1,
60. 6-1.
The recently formed duo of Gard
mar Mulloy of Coral Gables, Fla,
and Wayne Sabin of Portland, Ore,
spent considerable time in expert
menting on another pair of set
ups, j. Burke Wilkinson, Jr., and
Ralph Ellis of Boston in hanging
up 6-2, 60, Us win.
Fourth seeded Bobby Riggs OF
Chicago and Gene Mako of Los
Angeles completed the unbroken
march of fayorites by eliminating
Dan Sullivan of Sacramento, Calf.
and Bob Davis of Erie, Pa, 6-1
60, 60.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-19
L. A. STOCKS

LOS ANGELES, Aug. l9 CUP) -
Activity increased on the Los An
geles stock exchange this morning
with six Issue showing gains in a
near 1000 hare market. Nine re-
mained unchanged and four showed
losses.
The list: Los An geles Investment
IN; Pacific Indemnity AZ: Security
company unit 80. Transamerica AZ
up h; Southern California Edison
l22A down 4 new low); six per
cent 29M up "a; 8 y per cent 2S7s
down a Consolidated oil 6, up Is;
Richfield Oil 10; STANDARD Oil 23B
up%; Union oil d5 down Il; Air
craft Accessories 17s; Cessna 9, dn
Al Ryan 4.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-19

Conn from Pittsburgh. rs Apos-
tolls star set that evening. Conn's
rose. It was a close. desperate fight
and Conn got the decision. but
there was a genuine demand for
a return bout. The crowd thought
maybe Conn was nothing but a
Fancy Dan who had had a lucky
evening.
The second fight also was close.
and Apostoh thinks to this DAY that
he won it. So do lots of other per-
sons. but the three men who count
the referee and two judges-ruled
otherwise. Conn moved up again on
the trail that was to lead to a
bout with Joe Louis Apostoh. whose
title had not been at stake in either
Of the Conn bouts. agreed to lay
the championship on the line
against Ceferino Garcia "a hard
punching Filipino who should have
been an easy dish for Fred.
It was in that fight that Fred
seemed to have lost the old zing
Garcia. wide open as a mining town
on Saturday night. drove IN and
hammered body punches into Apos-
toll and finally knocked him out in
the seventh round. The crowd
couldn't understand it. Apostoi did
not look like the same man who
had waged two great battles against
Conn. Apostoi doesn't understand
it himself.
1t has been almost two years since
he lost the title-two years in which
he has had time to get back his
and forget the licking
that he so mysteriously took. We
may see more OF him and that
would be a coed break for him and
for us. for. win or lose, he always
was in there trying.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-19
0klahonlans Score
Semi-Pro Victory

WICHITA, Kans., Aug. 19 CUPD
The defending champion Enid
okla, Champions moved into the
third round of the national semi
pro baseball tournament today after
a victory which stamped them as
the standout hitting club of the
meet to date.
Enid made a race track out of
the base paths in defeating MacDill
Field OF Tampa, Fla, a first round
victory, "a to 3 last night.
The only other game played yes
terday, the Talladega, fla, Benis-
tons defeated the Breckenridge. Pa,
steelers, 4 to 0, in the first ap-
pearance for both teams.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-19
L. 4. LIZ :I0TUCK

LOS ANGELES, Aug. 19 uP) -
Hogs. saleable 175, truckin steady
medium to choice l8O-204 ID IL
1865, top 1866 on 2l5 lb weight;
light lights 11.25-12i sows 925-9.75
heavy stags 7.75; feeder pigs y.
Cattle: saleable $50 steady; com
mon grass steers and fed Mexican
$50; other MeEicans 7.a5-759; few
steers unsold but good lacking; few
grass heifers $50 down COW 7.25-
7.75. off head 8, medium to good
scarce; Gamer and cutters 81;
bulls $3.50 calves saleable 50, hold
over All steady 25c lower; few
vealers and light calves HIP, choice
vealers quated to IA or above. Brah.
ma calves 1J.75-1l1g.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-19
'.lIss--.aii lIs-'s, . f5.ss.ss z Z s
Boy Hangs Self
While Playing

KANSAS CITY. Mo. Aug. 10
tUP)-Roice E. Jones, IL, accident
ally hanged himself yesterday in
the basement of his home while
playing with a rope.
Police said the youth apparently
was reenacting a hanging scene
from movie when he slipped from
a stool. The rope was tied loosely
around his neck. The coroner said
the death was accidental.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-19
Boy Wounded in
Playing 'HoId.Up'

A thrilling game OF hold-up III
a Woodshed in El Centro was inter
rupted late Sunday when a % rifle
went into surprise action and left
Robert Murphy, IA, with a bullet
hole in his ankle.
The game ended abruptly and
Robert was rushed to the Ell Cen
tro hospital to have his wound
dressed. His physician said his
wound was not critical.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-19
CHICAGO GRAINS

CHICAGO, Aug 19 CUP) Wheat
futures finished ~ cent a bu.
higher today
The upturn was due 10 the
strength in Minneapolis, scattered
mill support and short covering
Corn closed unchanged to off =,
oats up Is L., rye 4s-12 higher, and
soy beans unchanged to up Is.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-19

For the first time in the 10 yeaTS
we have been talking about it,
there is a danger of initiation and a
serious one.
j. K. Galbraith, price division,
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-19
Cotton Pickers
Get High Prices

PHOENIX, Aug. 10 CUP)-Arizona
farmers are paying the highest
prices for cotton picking this season
since the first world war, a survey
made by the u. S. department of
agriculture reyccle toay.
Producers of Pinal county offered
from 81 to $125 per 100 pounds for
picking short cotton and 81 to S225
for long staple cotton.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-19
Son Diego Lads
Win Junior Meet

STOCKTON, Calf, Aug. 10 CUP)
The San Diego American Legion
junior baseball team yesterday beat
Tucson, AriZ., 20, in the 10Th in
ming of the deciding game of the
regional playoffs.
After each team had beaten the
other once in the round robin
tournament last weekend, the San
Diegans won the rubber and the
right to go to Miles City, Mont,
for the sectional tournament next
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-19

weekend
The 16 inning marathon was end
ed when ODell, San Clemente and
Usher singled in a rally with two
out. Enke of Tucson previously kept
the game alive in the 10th when he
hauled down a miracle catch o.
Usher's long drive to left field.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-19
NEWPORT ENTRY
LEADS YACHT EVENT

LOS ANGELES, Aug. 10 (UP)-
Myron Legman, veteran yachtsman
from Newport Harbor, Calf, in his
boat Scout III, today defended his
early lead in the second day of thu
international star boat champion
ships over the Olympic sailing
course off Los Angeles harbor.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-19
MARKET QUOTATIONS
L. A. POULTRY

Los ANGELES. Aug. 1S (UP)-
Hens, leghorns. "a TO 81 ID e.. 15c
Hens, leghorns, 3i4 to lbs -. 15c
Hens. colored 5lk lbs up. ~ gle
Hens, colored 4 to 5i2 10 ...... pc
Hens. leghorns, over I ID. -. 15c
Broilers over IA TO ia ID. =. lSc
Broilers, over TX TO pa lbs o. 19c
Fryers. leghorns 2i2 TO 8 lbs lie
Fryers. colored 2@ 10 ga ID. zoe
Fryers. colored 3 and up .... 21c
Roasters. colored over AZ, up 22e
Old BOOSTERS. colored ..... 13c
Old BOOSTERS leghorn .......... .OSc
Ducklings, over . lbs ..,....... lie
Ducklings under 8 lbs .......... 15c
Old ducks .....-............. .OSc
Young Geese ....-... 15c
Old Turkeys .......... Ice
Cspons, 6 TO lbs. ........ Csc
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-19
LOCAL BUTTERFAT
L. A. ERAIN

LOS ANGELES, Aug. 10 UPJ-
Wheat, No. z ...... S1.67H -1.72H u
Mailing Barley ...... SI.52E -1.G2ie
Feed. Barley, western $147z-1.52H
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-19
la. BUTTER De EGGS

Los ANGELES, Aug. 19 tUP)-
Butter: Extras 571sc; Prime firsts
sec: standard 34i4c; undergrades
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-19

For reaching most people a.
smallest cost uso Post-Press want
ads
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-19
MPLS. FLAX FUTURES
l.. A. BANKS

LOS ANGELES, Aug. 19 OUP)-
Transamerica ............ ~ A..
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-19
L. 4. HAY

Los ANGELES, Aug. 19 UP)-
L. s. No. ............ $3.50
l.. S. ". No. leafy g.. $l5.50-1G.50
L. S. No. ? .......... $13.00-14.00
Barley Hay. new crop S1G.00-17.C0
oat Hay, new crop .. $l9.0O-2O.00
Evening star., 1941-05-02

possible that so big a ship still
could be flying without lateral con-
troll.
1t. Fleming and Officer Meikle
turned the machine gently from
south to east, although use of the
rudder without lateral control might
have sent the ship into a fiat and
fatal spin.
They finally brought the plane
down within three miles of the in
tended mooring.
Evening star., 1941-05-02

ton after the robot pilot Of the
15-ton patrol plane jammed.
r. A. r. Flight 1t. J. G.. Fleming,
D. F. c., of Calgary and Flying OFF,
Ger j. j. Meikle of Toronto, with
two flight engineers and two civilian
radio operators, were flying the
Catalina (Consolidated) ply fly
ing boat from Bermuda at an
altitude of 1880 feet when the
robot jammed while the starboard
aileron was full down"
AS Fleming and his crew jettisoned