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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-05-01
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-13

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-13

special sale of firmly wo,
TO O. g; Eorseiettes. cleyerly desisn rss;
Stro orv1 a smooth. slim silhouetteeI,
strongly was constructed for Ios
wear. Sizes - to ~ Iong
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-22
MARKET QUOTATIONS
L. A. PRODUCE

LOS ANGELES, July % UP)-
Supplies were moderate to liberal
with demand and trading moderate
Bunched vegetables: per crate,
beets 60-75c; carrots 60-6Oc; celery
root 80-90c; dixon 6O-70c; green
onions 3.00-3.25; leeks 1.75; mustard
70-s0c; parsley 75-9Oc; radishes
small red 1.OO-I25; spinach 85-1 90:
tnrnips 6o-75c, dill per dozen loo.
mint 30-35c; watercress 35-40c.
Cantaloups: Mendoto jumbo 27s-
45s 90-1.00; local HIS std 1ss-1ss
75-85c. 23s-27s 1890. 36s sO-75c.
New Workers std 12s-1ss 9O-1 90:
Tip Tips local std 8s-16s 1890:
28s 65-85c. Honeydews std 9s-12s
jumbo 6s-ss 1.15-125: Yuma LOO
l.25; casabas std & jumbo 4s-6s
75-9Oc
Squash: white summer local e.
San Diego lugs GO-65c. Italian s5-
100; yellow crookneck 65-75c. Table
queen local Go-75c. Banana local
2-2iic ID.
Tomatoes: Earlianag San Pedro
lu2s 4z5s l.00-125; 5x5s e. 5xss
1.z5-l5e; 6xGs 1.oO-1.25; 6x7s 75-
100 Orange Co 5x5s & 5 SIS 100
l.25; 6x6s 85-1.00; 6x7s 70-75c. Stones
local d San Diego ass 1.25-1.5O;
5x5s & 5x6s 1.5O-175; 6xes 1.25-
l.5o, 617s 90-115; red cherry local
trays 60-9Oc
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-22
Todays Sport Parade

Bartender was disappointed, beat
en- man.
He despaired of ever getting any
place in boxing and took a Job
tending bar in st. Paul. He grew
careless about his condition ana
ballooned up to 253 pounds.
One day Pinkie George, a Des
Moines fight manager, remembered
having seen fellow named Savold
who had looked like he might have
the stuff. The search started and
finally ended in the st. Paul bar
room. Pinkie talked long and fast,
and the Betting Bartender agreed
to give it one more whirl. He hung
up his apron and went to Des
Moines where George began melt
ing the blubber off Savold. He came
down to 225 and then to 100. Still
George wasn't satisfied, and he
brought the Betting Bartender down
to 1870. That's what he weighed the
night he was so impressive against
Robinson
So this is pay-off night for the
Betting Bartender. It's either up
ward and onward or its back to his
apron in the ST. Paul barroom.
Make mine cigar tonight, boys
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-22
Cardinals Make
Try for Loop Lead
BY UNITED PRESS

Manager Pepper Martin took his
league-leading Sacramento Cardi
nails to San Diego Tuesday for a
seven game series that conceivably
could put the Padres awfully close
to the top of the loop.
Only a week ago those same Pa
dres wound up five game to two
winner over the Cardinals at Sac
ramento, and unless Martin can
put the brakes on his slipping Sol
ons, the 7l2 game leadership they
enjoy over San Diego will be whit
tied down to whisper.
The vaunted Sacramento power
house seems to have blown fuse
and the once-proud pitching staff
has turned erratic. Even the tail
end Portland Beavers split a series
with the Cards.
The third place Seattle Rainiers
entertain Portland this week, while
+ Oakland crosses the bay to take or
the slipping San Francisco Seals
Hollywood and Los Angeles resume
their crosstoW rivalry at Los An
geles.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-22
Sugar Robinson
New Dark Hope

PHILADELPHIA. July %. CUP)-
Ray (Sugar) Robinson, Harlem
newest hero, figured today as the
boxing games sweetest lightweight
challenger after nammering out a
unanimous 10 round decision over
Sammy Angott, the NBA 135 pound
champion.
Banking heavily on lashing
right hand shot, Robinson won his
121st consecutive fight-2l of them
as a pro-by putting the Louisville
slugger on the floor for the first
time in his fighting career.
A crowd of I4,500 fans. VINO con-
tributed gross gate of S25.235, saw
the sugar cookie take command in
the second round of their 10 round
bout at Shibe Park last night with
a ripping right that nearly chilled
the ranking challenger. That one
punch was enough to shuttle the
National Boxing association rank
ings.
The 20 year old Negro battler
went into the fight as a promising
youngster who, although he had
won 20 bouts in a year of pro cam
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-22
Tom Harmon Sions
To Report Games

DETROIT, July %. CUP)-Since
Tom Harmon can't carry the ball
on the gridiron for Michigan next
fall, he signed a contract today to
do the next best thing-broadcast
play by play descriptions of Michi-
gan's games for thousands of his
fans.
Harmon, now in Hollywood max
ing movie built around his foot
ball career, has been signed as
sports director of Detroit radio
station WJR. CHS affiliate. His
salary was not given.
Station officials said that Har-
mons first assignment "undoubted-
ly'' would be announcing his alma
matters eight football games, ena-
bling him to start realization tc
be a sportscaster-on home grounds
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-22
TROUBLES
Fresno Bdtt eS
State Au-Stdrs

Tony Ferrara, Merced; Darwin
Hallbourg, Anaheim, pitchers; Fran
els Kappelman, Santa Barbara, and
Wilfred Leonard, Bakersfield, catch
ers; Waldon Westlake, Merced, and
Fred Cockrane. Anaheim, outfield-
ers; Ray Tran. Anaheim. short
stop; Eddie Wheeler, Bakersfield
utility infielder
Fresno has a strong pitching
staff headed by Luther French
Warren Sandel, Frank Nelson, Cy
Cyrulewski and Rookie Brad Trine
There was only one game in the
circuit Monday night. The Ana
helm Aces larruped the Merced
Bears II to 4. Sam Fenech of Mer-
ced made history by both pitching
and catching the game.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-22
BY HARRY FERGUSON
United Press Sports Editor

NEW YORK, July %. CUP)-It
would be too bad il one OF the Gus
toners az the fisticuff fiesta at
EbbetS Field this evening yelled
two beers" at the wrong time, for
the betting bartender" is just the
type of guy who would stop betting
and reply, coming up, sir
There was a time when lots of
people thought the Betting Bar
tender was the one who could give
the business to toe Louis, parti-
cularly after he made his first
appearance in the big town. The
Betting Bartender is a pleasant
young man named Lee Savold who
can move around well and punch
hard.
More than a year ago Savold, now
fighting out of Des Moines, set
Madison Square Garden into an
uproar with the handy way in which
he smashed a giant named Jim Rob-
inson TO the canvas. The Betting
Bartender was poetry in motion that
night; he came out circied his man,
threw the punch and it was Katy
bar the door. There was no waste
motion. no grandstanding and no
hesitation.
There's a man who will be fight
ing for the heavyweight champion
ship soon,' the customers were tell
ing each other as they went home.
Much malt, vinous and spiritous
liquid has flowed since then, and
on his way up the glory road the
betting bartender came up against
Billy Conn. That was a sight to see.
Conn jabbed the Betting Bartender
silly, laughed at him and won an
easy decision. Just once was the
Betting Bartender able to penetrate
Conn's defense, but when he did
things happened. Savold threw
short right and in one punch broke
Conn's nose. Conn viii tell you to
this day that it probably was the
hardest single blow he ever absorbed.
The Conn fight aroused the Sus-
picion that the Betting Bartender
has almost everything he needs to
be heavyweight champion except
the ability to think fast in the
clutch. That is why a call for two
beers or rye and plain water"
might throw him out of gear.
If Savold can get going on this,
his third New York appearance,
and climb back into contention for
the title, it will be one of the great
Cinderella stories of the ring. A
few short years ago the Betting
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-22

paigning, never had actually been
tested. Angott. 25 year old veteran
campaigner, was the sounding board
And Robinson passed the exam with
flying colors, emerging as the logi-
cal contender for Lightweight
Champion Lew jenkins crown.
Angotts NBA title was not at
stake as botn men were IL pounds
over the weight limit but the defeat
might cost Sammy a scheduled shot
at the Sweetwater slugger. He IS
listed to meet jenkins at Madison
Square Garden oct. 3 but when he
signed to meet Robinson he was
warned that he would have to win
to keep the title date.
Angott throughout the fight con-
centrated on a smashing body attack
but his timing was OIL, aggravated
by a Lighting jab which Robinson
kept jamming in his face.
The Washington, Pa. Lad, who
fights out of Louisville. showed
plenty of heart in the second round.
Mid-wa- in the period Sugars lash
ing right found its mark, hurting
Angott to the canvas. The blow
Angott off his feet and he
landed on his face. burning his
not a spectator in the
house expected him to rise. In
stinct alone raised him to his knees
at the count of six and to his feet
at nine and he clung to Robinson
with a cloud over his eyes through
out the rest OF the round.
1t was Sugars Sunday punch and
although Angott came winging back
n later sessions that one blow had
AIKEN its toll. Only in the seventh
yas Angott able to make more
showing.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-22

] off his feet for several days. Even
if he does pitch soon, the threat
of sudden appendicitis attack will
keep Manager Leo Durocher jit-
terry.
Wyatt's trouble has not been
diagnosed. The veteran righthander
he'll be 80 this September-has
failed in his last three attempts to
register victory No. ID. His IL year
major league career has been pune
tuated with sore arms before and
may be that his arm is in for an
other spell.
Then again, Wyatt's trouble may
be just too much work. His last
starting assignment against the
Pittsburgh Pirates was his 22nd OF
the year and marked his 18th COM
plete game. On baseball's yardstick,
he is measured as an oldster and
the strain of pitching every fourth
day may be too great.
OTHERS WEAK
AS Hugh Casey hasn't authored
full time winning job since June
20 and Luke Hamlin has contributed
only five victories, this season, the
Dodgers attempted to pull one out
of the hat yesterday starting Newt
Kimball agains the Pirates. But
Pittsburgh was foiled by the bull
pen artist for just two winnings
and then shelled him from the box
with a lead they never lost. The
final score was 8-3.
Elbie Fletcher's two run homer
in the fifth off Mace Brown and
Vince DiMaggio's 18th homer of the
year in the ninth inning, also with
one on, off Kemp Wicker, fourth
Brooklyn pitcher, sewed up the
game
Lee Handley, Bob Elliott, Maur
ice Van Robays and DiMaggio each
contributed two hits to the IL hit
Pittsburgh total.
Brooklyn raped Ken Heintzel-
man, who was credited with his
seventh win, for 10 hits but was
unable to bunch them for more
than one run in any inning.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-22
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
ORDINANCE NO. 464
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING Or
DINANCE NO. So BY ADDING
THERETO A NEW SECTION TO
BE NUMBERED Goa

The City Council of the City of
Ell Centro does ordain as follows:
SECTION I: Ordinance No. So
entitled AN ordinance providing
for the assessment and collection
of city taxes" is hereby amended
by adding a new section thereto
numbered Goa which shall read as
follows.
If tax sold property was sold to
the City on or before July. 1910, and
is redeemed ca or before ninety
900 days after this ordinance be-
comes effective, the amount neces-
sary to redeem the property is the
amount of sold taxes with interest
on the amount of sold taxes at five
per cent per year, computed from
the date the property was sold 10
the City to the time of redemption
but in no event computed beyond
three years from the date the
property was sold TO the City. No
other interest, costs, delinquen.
penalties or redemption penalties
accruing before ninety days after
this ordinance takes effect need be
paid under such redemption.
SECTION II: The City Council
hereby declares this ordinance tc
be an emergency measure neces-
sary for the Immediate preserva-
ton of the public peace, health anc
safety, and this ordinance shall
therefore 90 into immediate effect
The facts constituting the necessity
are as follows: Due to general ad-
verse conditions, many taxpayers
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-22
BY UNITED PRESS

The Fresno Cardinals. winners oi
the first half season, meet an all
star" team representing the other
five clubs in he California base
ball league at Fresno Tuesday night
Fresno was selected as the scene
of the game because it had the
greatest attendance of any club
during the first half season.
The all-stars were chosen by
write-in votes of the public. John
tBudD Clancy, manager of the
Santa Barbara Saints. is playing
manager of the all stars. George
Silvey is manager of the Fresno
club, a farm of the st. Louis Card.
inals.
The all stars have on their team
Bill Hebert, Merced's second base
man, who is hitting .344 Keith
Frazier, Stockton manager and out
fielder, who has healthy 1922 per-
formance at the plate; Johnny Jor-
gensen, Santa Barbara third base
man hitting .343; Manager Clancy
himself is hitting .344; Chuck Strada,
Stockton outfielder, leads the league
in home runs with IA to his credit;
Eddie Wheeler, Bakersfield second
baseman. has stolen 54 bases; Chet
johnson, Bakersfield pitcher, has
struck out 152 men: Manuel Perez
Santa Barbara pitcher. who has
won 16 and lost only five games
and Billy Whaley, Stockton pitcher
who has won Is against six losses
Others on the all-star team are
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-22
CHICAGD GRAINS

CHICAGO. July p UPJ Wheat
scored moderate gains today, re-
iecting the action Of stocks, re-
lo"ea strengt hin cotton and de-
nidhd credited omilling interests
upturns were limited to less than
d cent bushel with scattered
Heuge selling appearing at the
HIsnef levels. Much Of the demand
at the outset was for professional
account and centered in the De
cember contract.
Wheat closed 4 to n cent q
bushel higher. Corn was OFF y to
up a. oats up Il TO q. rye off y
70 up u, and soy beanswere y
higher 70 " lower
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-22
NEW YORK STOCKS

stock market encountered vast
amounts of profit taking today
when the averages pushed into new
high ground for the year in rails
and since late January in idus-
trials.
Late in the day some leaders
had minor losses, but there was no
special pressure. Trading crossed
the million hare mark before 2
p. m. and continued fairly active in
the last hour.
Dow Jones preliminary closing
stock averages: Industrial, 1888.
up O.07; rail. 5000, off O.24; utility
1872, up oil; 65 stocks, 1874. off
O.03
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-22
L. A. POULTRY
L. A. SYOCh6

Los ANGELES, July - UPJ=
Leaders responded to early heavy
trading on the Los Angeles stock
echange today and rose TO new
highs. carrying majority Of the
listings with them. fifteen stocks
were up. three down and nine uu-
changed. Approximate Transactions
were 1900 shares.
Sales included.
Blue Diamond 81 mp y. south
ern California Edison common % q
up \. Southern Pacific 49, up =.
Consolidated OIL 6a4 up -. stand
ard OIL 24h, up k. Union Oil 145..
Aircraft Accessories rs, ConsoIi-
dated steel Common 6ss up y.
Electrical Products up -, Cen
eral Motors 39k up a. Gladding-
Mclean S up a. Manasco Aircraft
il up Il. RYA Aircraft 4, Vega
Aircraft s.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-22
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT

have been unable to pay their taxes
or to redeem their property from
sale to the City for delinquencies.
BY further reducing existing re-
demption penalties for a limited
time many taxpayers will be en-
abled to redeem their property, re-
store the same to the tax rolls and
thereby add revenue for the opera
ton and maintenance of the city
government.
SECTION III: This ordinance
shall be published once in the I'M
perial Valley Press within fifteen
days from its passage.
ROBERT w. HATTON,
Mayor.
Attest:
NEAL II. GAVIN,
City Clerk.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-22
Foran, Mcmahon in
1st Eleven Amonq
Grid AH.Stars

CHICAGO, July % UP)-Nick
Foran, ST. Benedict's tackle, and
Bill Mcmahon, Rockhurst guard.
moved into the first eleven today
in the poll to select college all
star team to meet the professional
champion Chicago Bears Aug. %.
Foran trailed Nick Drahos. Cor
nell, by 1903 votes in the tackle
division and Mcmahon was 1888
votes behind guard Augie Lilo,
Georgetown. Tom Harmon, Mich
igan's all-American halfback led the
field with 274,552 votes.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-22
Train DeraiIed:
Pranks:er Sought

SOUTH PASADENA, Cal, July %
tUP)-Santa Fe railroad special
agents today sought a nrankster
or possible saboteur believed to have
been responsible for the partial de-
railment of a fast mail train near
the Arroyo parkway bridge last
night.
A long spike on the rails derailed
the front wheels of the locomotive
pulling the 13-car train The train
was delayed nearly three hours and
several passenger trains were held
up.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-22
L. A. LIVESTOCK

Los ANGELES. July % UPJ-
Hogs $50; very slow; early sales
about seady with Mondays aver
age; top 1856 on load good to
choice 1877 lb New Mexicos; few
medium to choice truckins 1866
1880; but most bids 1926 down;
llgh lights down to 11.25; sOws
o.5o-9; stays 7.75; practical top Mon
day 1855.
Cattle 600; quality mostly Gamer
to common; peddling trade about
steady; add lots steers S.50-9; Mex
leans 6.60-7.5O; dairy cows 5.75-s.75;
| Gamers down to $50: thin bulls
SIS down; good heavies quoted TO
! 9.25 calves 400; steady; two loads
| Texas Brahma calves 11-11.25;
choice vealers quoted 70 IA.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-22
Tour May Blast
Dodgers Hopes

NEW YORK, July %. (UP)-The
Brooklyn Dodgers, staggering under
four defeats in their last five starts,
begin their third, and what may
prove to be their most important,
western swing of the season in Gin
cinnati today.
Opening with two games against
the Reds, the Dodgers then go to
Pittsburgh for three contests, stop
off at st. Louis for two and wind
up in Chicago for three-all while
the runner-up Cardinals are at
Sportsman's Park for a long home
stand.
What lends special significance
to this westward junket is the
Dodgers current losing spell which
has cut their first place margin
over st. Louis to a single game,
1t may be prolonged too, b. SER
ious pitching trouble.
Whitlow Wyatt and Kirby Higbe
the clubs two ranking pitchers, will
have to be in tip-top shape and win
ming consistently from now on if
the Dodgers are to put on a drive
that will outdistance the charging
Cardinals but neither appear cap
able of such chores.
TROUBLES
Higbe was hospitalized Sunday
with stomach pains which have
since been diagnosed as appendix
trouble. He left with the team last
night but he was ordered to keep
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-22

General Lear had better put lie
his time attending to his duties
insead of following the girls IN
shorts around the golf course on
Sunday morning. 4
Senator Bennett Clark, MISSOURI
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-22

AS regards photographs, fabri-
Gated by the Germans, showing
dead bodies, it is we'll known that
wherever the Gestapo appears there
is no shortage of dead bodies.
Russian official communique,
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-22
HELD IN JAIL

Othel Spear, 30, was held in the
county Jail Tuesday on a charge
of assault and battery. He was ar
rested Monday after he escaped
Sunday night from Holtville police,
who arrested him on a charge OF
disturbing the peace.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-22
DECREE GRANTED

An interlocutory divorce decree
was granted in superior court Mon
day to Gertrude lone Steintorf in
her suit against Paul Bower Stein
tori. She accused him of extreme
cruelty.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-22
STATE OF CALIFORNIA;
COUNTY OF IMPERIAL) SIS.

COUNTY OF IMPERIAL SIS.
CITY OF Ell CENTRO)
1, Neal H. Gavin, City Clerk of
the City of Ell Centro do hereby certi-
fly that the foregoing IS true and
correct copy of an Ordinance duly
and regularly introduced and adopt
ed by the City Council of the City
of Ell Centro at a regular meeting
held on July 16, 194l, by the follow
ing vote:
Ayes: Bratton, FaWcett, Hell,
Moore, Hatton.
Noes: None. Absent: None.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, have
hereunto set my hand and affixed
the official seal of the City OF Ell
Centro this 18th day of July, 194l.
NEAL II. GAVIN,
(SEAL) City Clerk.
(J22)
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-22
l.. A. HAY

Los ANGELES, July % UP)-
y. ;. NO 4 .-:....... s1s.0o-19. 90
Z, . ". NO. leafy Sle.60-lJ 90
Y. >. No; 2 ....,....... tI4.5o-1t so
Barley hay new crop. S14.0,-15. 90
oat Hay' new crop >, sls,0Q-20,00
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-22
LOCAL BUTIEEFAT
l.. A. GRAIN

Los ANGELES. July % UPD-
Feed, Barley, bright S1.55 @ 1.6o
Mailing Barley ...... $152h-1.621a
MPLS. FLAX FUTURES
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-22
L. A. BUTTER dc EGGS

Los ANGELES. July % UP)-
Butter; Extras 3bc; rhine 1st 35c
STANDARD sac: undergrades 32c.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-22
L.. A. BANKS

Los ANGELES, July % CUP) !
Transamerica ,.,,,..,'..t,, 4h-4h
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-23

Your Postmaster can tel YOU
how 10 invest in L. s. Defense
Bonds
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-23

PROCTOR - Humphrey Bogart and
Joan Leslie in Wagons Roll At
Night" also Lloyd Nolan and Lynn
Bari in "Sleepers West"
Eugene Palette and Rita
Quigley in Ride Kelly Ride also
Enrol Flynn and Brenda Marshall
in Footsteps in the Dark"
REN-Warren william and June
Storey in The Lone Wolf Takes
Chance" also Bob Crosby and
Jean Rogers in Lets Make Music
RIVIERA - Jean Arthur and Lionel
Barrymore In You Can't Take It
With You" also Grace Moore in
"One Night OF Love-
suNsET-Robert Young and LARAMIE
Day in The Trial OF Mary Dugan !"
also Lupe Velez in Six Lessons
From Madame La Zonga"
TENPLE-Tyrone Power in Blood
and Sand" also Jane Withers in
Golden Hoofs"
LIBERTY. Puyallup - John Wayne
and Betty Field in shepherd of
the Hills"
RIVIERA. sumner Ginger Rogers
and George Murphy in Tom, Dick
and Harry
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-23

No Blackout at Temple Theater

The accompanying photograph is O night
picture OF the new Temple front otter the
beautiful electric signs ond special lighting
hove been completed All bulb lighting hos
been eliminated from the norauee ond lobby.
both Of which ore now equipped with the mod
err fluorescent Illumination. II hos oil mode
O remarkable chonoe OF the uptown Homrck
house but there IS more beouty TO come. The
oontroot hos been let 10 landscape the entire
side between the theoter ond the porkino strip.
This will be completed within Z few weeks.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-23
Chinese Torch Singer
AT the Club Moderne

The main attraction on the floor
show at the popular Club Moderne
Saturday night will be Joy Vat
Mar. Chinese torch singer.
She has played the big time"
Gently completed engagements at
the Sherman hotel in Chicago. the
Ranch. popular night club north Of
Seattle and the Show Box in the
downtown district of the Queen
City.
In booking Miss Mar. the man.
agement Of the Club Moderne Is
bringing ITS patrons entertainment
of top flight quality.