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Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-23
Farm Group Urges
Ban on Hot CARGO

SACRAMENTO, Nov %. CUP)-
The resolutions committee of the
Associated Farmers of California
today received telegraphed demands
from five San Joaquin valley
county units for immediate pro-
lection against sabotage of farm
products through hot cargo and
secondary boycd.t methods"
Phil Bancroft, of Walnut Creek
chairman of the resolutions COM
mittee, called a special meeting in
Sacramento for Nov. 80, in ad-
vance Of the state convention of
the farm group Dec. | and 2.
President Don~A. Stevning, River
side rancher, said the five valley
units asked that a campaign ito
assure food production for national
defense be made the principal
item of business al the convention.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-23

Whips
Hostok

NEW YORK. Nov. - Up
MYSTERIOUS Al Hostak Of Seattle,
.0umus m!dd,eWeisht champion, was
Battered into premature rctiremen,
~ the lop-s.ded hcking he TOOK
-. uIEh; from veteran Ken Over
III before 1926 jeering fans at
Madison Square Garden.
H>tak% manager. Eddie Marlno
announced early today, Al is quit
tng TIE rlng for sood He's washed
-. HcN ueve. .ight aeain-wlth
ne As his manager,
FCStakS manager. Eddie Marino
tore e made MS eastern debut
n losing last nights 10 round de-
el>i0u His veil OF mystery was as
.s..> .4> armor plate today. He
40 Wou. bat a single round OF last
u-h,> ultra-dull engagement
I..M1,,. Mix Jacobs was 50
5s,H,u uo u Hc>;ak'S showing that
I >a.G III, eCUnen, ~as: Words
-. ea:.. - pr.H,eC.
A.tuaugn Veteran Oyerlin had
=ome .nto the y!ng e5 fayorite
% WIN. Promoter Jacobs and
largc slice OF the smart money
boys from Chicago had been hoping
Tor quick Hostak victory Because
HostaK is only s5. and Oyerlin
81. Jacobs had been dreaming Of
an elimination final between Hostak
and Billy SooSe. who recently gave
ID he midGleWeight crown. to de-
.eymine which should get a shot at
Gas LeSnovich'S light heavy diadem
Bu, Oyerlin won last night with
SUch ridiculous ease that there's
no chance OF q return bout with
HoStaE. and so Oyerlin must NOV
into ;he light heavyweight elimi-
nat.Cn final against S0oSe who has
licked him twice And this third
meetin4 is a match that Jacobs
never will make.
Hostak. making his light heavy
debut and publicized as the hard
est hitting middleweight since the
hey day of Stanley Ketchel was a
complete and pathetic floperoo.
Oyerlin. a bouncing bucaneer from
Washington, D. c., did a left handed
paint Job. He left jabbed and left
hooked HOstak until the fans began
to wonder why they had paid to
watch veteran working on a
punching bag.
The United Press gave Hostak
only the eighth round, when ne
ga,SheQ OVerlinS left brow and
staggered him with a left hook
to the head. In his dressing room,
Oyerlin said he suffered the brow
cut in head collision and added,
1t was the easiest fight I ever
had"
HOstak was spun to the hands on
the canvas in the second round
tor the bouts lone knockdown and
started bleeding from his left eye
in the sixth frame Manager Marino
and his special second, Sill
yer Fox Pete Reilly, tried TO
freshen Hostak between each round
with a portable oxygen tank, but
II didn't do mucn good. Hostak
would blink his eyes and swing
Ike an open gate Tor ABOUT nan
minute OF each round, and then
slew to a funeral march.
Although both were alleged to
have outgroWn the middleWeight
or 100 pound division, they weighed
mighty close to it in tnelr debutS
as light heavies. Overlin weighed
I63l. pounds; Hostak 1862.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-23
U.S.. Confirms Tale
OF Axis Parley

WASHINGTON. Nov %. up
White House Secretary Stephen 7.
Early said today that President
Roosevelt had received confirma-
ticn Of reports that Germany plans
to call a conference of European
nations late this year OF early in
1912 to bind them to Berlin's new
order.
Early said diplomatic adyiccs from
Germany indicated that the meet
ing was being arranged because OF
Nazi losses and depletion Of re-
serves and materials First reports
Of the conference came from Vichy
TWO weeks ago. Those reports said
the meeting would be held in Wen
IA.
The idea is to dress up some
7igh-sounding formula of economic
rehabilitation and restoration Of
Independence for all European ma
ions, Early said, "carefully proVid-
ing for leaving the door open for
German violation later on, and Ger
nan control Of all these govern
nents IN practice.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-23
ARMY TEAMS
CLASH IN |. A.

LOS ANGELES, Nov %. TIP -
The 160th infantry regiment. known
as Los Angeles Own, was at NOM
today for a weekend celebration.
and the 2700 memoe.5 OF the Any
unit were prepared to make good
use of the holiday.
The regiment arrived yesterday
in a motorcade of 400 trucks from
Camp San Luis Obispo. Upon Their
arrival in the city. the service men
left their trucks and marched to
Exposition Park where they biyou-
acked
Tomorrow the regiments football
team meets the March Field squad
in game in Memorial Coliseum
to climax the Homecoming.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-23
L. A STOCKS

Los NGELrS. Nov. - dtPJ
PIIees he'd tIim ia moderate trad
llg On Tho H. Angeles stock "1-
Dhanye today. TArcc issues wcr" up.
,Arce down and % unchanged with
a.. approximate volume Of COCO
shares The H~t.
Roadway Department store =,
DOWN .. Edl-ou six per cont 3oi-,
uu,haagcd. southern Pacific H.,
unchanged. oi.oated Oh q. uh-
rhtLeeI. standard OH 80 up -;
Tulon on 49,. unchanged. Pacific
CIV products a... au.AaHgrd. solar
-. L,lauf,a, Weber Showcase
lta -. up - H." hl2h tor the
year
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-23
Bv UNITED PRESS

Minnesota. Notrc Dame and Duke,
leading candidates for the mythical
rational football title, were strongly
favored today in games featuring
the last full scale card of the sea-
SON.
Minnesota faced Wisconsin. its
last hurdle to a second straight big
10 champions hip. Duke met North
Carolina State with the southern
conference tile and a Bowl invita-
tioa sure to follow Il victory Notre
Dame renewed its rivalry with
California.
AuOLEer game expected to pro-
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-23
CHICAGO GRAINS

CHICAGO, Nov. % tCP) -- Grain
futures were little changed on the
board Of trade today.
soy beans made good rally to
reduce initial losses which ranged
to nearly 2 cents a bushel.
Wheat finished = to y cent blu.
higher. Corn was off IS to up -,
oats were unchanged u off Is rye
was unchanged and soy beans were
down I: TO z
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-23
Musician Guilty
In Morals Case

LOS ANGELES, Nov. %. (UP)-
Harold w. Roberts, AZ, prominent
Los Angeles band leader, stood con-
victed today of two morals offenSes
against young girls. Sentence will
be pronounced Tuesday.
A jury Of seven men and five
women found Roberts guilty on one
count of molesting a 9-year-old girl
at Pasadena last Aug. 6 and sec
ond count of mistreating l5-year-
old girl year before.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-23
FOOTBALL RESULTS
BY UNITED PRESS

South
Miami 7, South Carolina 6.
Tama 81, McDill 2.
Presbyterian IA, Rollins 6.
Hammond Teachers IA, louisiana
College 10.
Midwest
Alva Teachers 26. Mcpherson Col
lege 0.
Mississippi College Sc Camp
Shelby 0.
Mississippi Southern 81, Delta
Teachers 7.
Southwest
Paris j. C. 7, San Agenlo College
O.
Arlington Agriculture 81, Hills
boro j. G. 7.
Southwestern Texas 19, Austin
13
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-23
L. A. POULTRY

LOS ANGELES. Nov. - Up -
Hens, Leghorns, -. 10 "a lbs l6c
Hens, Leghorns over 60 10 4 lbs lFc
Hens, Leg over 4 lbs and up 1ec
Hens, colored, to 54 lbs FAC
Hens, colored over 51z lbs & up 2zc
Broilers, ia and up - lbs &c
BroiIers over i. and up - "a 23c
Fryers, Leg. wore 20 - lbs. 16c
Fryers, colored 2l2 10 3i4 lbs 20c
Fryers, colored over 3i4 TO A IL
Roasters, colored, over Az lbs FAC
Stays, colored ................ lac
Old Roosters, colored .....'.... 40c
Old Leigh orns BOOSTERS ........ V9c
Ducklings. Pekin over lbs. 491
Ducklings, Peklu under 1lbs. l'c
Old Ducks, White Pekin ...... 0Sc
caesa 17c
Young Tom Turkeys - ia IL 20
Young Tom Turkey u t. - Ihs -
Young Hen Turk"Ns j" al" up -
Capons, 10 : lbs. .......-. 90
Capons over lbs anu up ...... 25c
Rabbit.-Nu. white 81 to 49, 10.
Rabbits. MIXED colors 3'r-4iz lbs 10
Rabbits No. old ................. .O1c
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-23

The Barbara Worth country and
golf club will hold its annual for
NAL opening Sunday on the best
fairways and green's the club has
ever boasted, according to Pat GlaS-
gov. club president.
The fairWays have been soaked
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-23

W ! { n W a [ e /
throughout t h q
summer months
and present a bet
ter mat than has
ever been enjoy
ed; the green s
have n new keeper
who is reputed to
be tops in his pro-
fession.
Going hand in
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-23
l.. A. GRAIN

Los ANGELES, NoT. Il tUPj -
Milo, No. yellow .... $l52i.ll.57 !.
Milo. 40. . ylo bulk =. $751; n 1.42
wheat 10. ! h., S. o.. $l.5@ : y 1877
mailing type =. $l.s9H $3.50
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-23
Putt ond uke

about his rlup coming back to the
valley for their training period
-sa,d hiS boys were always in g 81
shape WHEN they left and was grad
that th"r would BE- here again.
a letter 10 the Poat-Press from
Js->e El>acr arrived Saturday
m0rnina. FISHER is with the Coast
Artillery in Kodlar Alaska; he says
thut he misses Imperial Valley foot
ball -and why shouldn't he? Until
this scW, Jesse had aecn every
game Central hiah played ter the
past II Yoals. Matter Oi !22t he
played SOM pretty good football
nimSclf or the Spartans back in
1929, 30 and 81.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-23

NEW YORK, NOV - Ul7-B Bar
ring fire flood or the Wors, upss.
of the year this is the day When
Minnesota clinches It's claim to t.
title of national champion There
now are only four major Uudeieat-
ed united teams in the nation. and
Minnesota IS the only one tEat =
in for any trouble n al TODAY. J.
nothing unusual for the GoDhers l.
have touen opponent; however
for those babies take EN- CT a.
they come and ASK no quarter The
opened their season TINS Iear against
Washington. one OF the s;rOnS clubs
on the west coast, AID then n.tt
Illinois. Pittsburgh, Michigan. North
western. Nebraska. Iowa and nov
Wisconsin in a row. Wisconsin has
been able TO run up BIS scores q
times this season. bat we viii now
see how they 60 TO-DAY agans, ;ha.
big, tough Minnesota line. OF the
other three undefeated. united teams
Duquesne has closed its season. Tex
as A. & NJ. has ar of day ard
Duke, playing North Carolina State.
should be able 10 write Is Own
ticket.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-23

The greatest drive II Years to
get man on american football
teams is being conducted II Wy
ginia in behalf OF Bill Dudley. Te.e-
grams and letters are pCurine into
New York IRON sport editors and
fans all through Virginia, pointing
out that Dudley has scored Isl
points this year. Note 70 81 tie
boys IN Virginia he United Press
an-American is chosen b. . nation
wide vote OF sports editors. NJ VOC
doesn't count for any more than
yours, 50 In afraid there is!.t n.ucn
I can 90 lor soa.t
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-23
THE DAYS
SPORTS PARADE
BY Harry Ferguson

IooE 1ds BLIZZARD ac news any
minute now abCa. 91scba.. IL"
m!no" league- aye COINS 20 Eo.d
her annua, convention n jack
SoNl.lC tht fir Wteh ~ December.
anG mos, ot tae MAJOR .easue c.ao>
a.e gulns 10 have REPRESENTATIVES,
there There probably Viii b" gs..-
Siderable '..CllA anG tht 4roanu-
Wer, vii b, .alu ior ..aa,s Id.
W.. be aaGt ard aAnoaaetC 80.
Thsn The major .casae> I'D .&t.'
meeting III Cac"-e. A.Hou- -
issues Is Nhr,aeY e.abS sau..0 81.
allowed - plas : '.-h; E~mes IL
stead @. seyc.
Anyboay Vie is sucker enough
70 play thoSe football cards tha:
:lood he country is So!ns - have
plenty @: headaches loCaE There
are 50 many sanes taat re of the
mp Il nickel variety thai It Vii!
be almost impossible 10 come through
VIII Z l90 par cent Winning average.
What would yea do. toy instance,
about PItt-Penn State. Colgate-Co!-
unbia. Oklanoma-MarQuette. Penn
Cornell. Purdue Indiana. IoWa-Neb-
rasha. Hols Cross- Temple, NIl!2noya
Auburn. anG Baylo. Southern
Nethodista I don't ;.aow Wha, you
would Go bat 7, tell you wha:
would do-guesS ~nd then s.2rt
prayin-
Picking Tie professionals tonlor-
row:
New York Giants over Washing
ION Redskins.
Chicago Cardinals over Cleveland
Rams.
Green Bay Packers over Pitts
ourgh Steelers.
Chicago ears over Detro!. Lions.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-23

The FL Centro Bowling league has
proved itself to be subject TO quick
changes the rolling teams refuse
to hold the same positions for very
long. The present league picture
finds the Gullett Grocers and tn
Owl Billiard men in the foreground.
The Grocers stepped into the tie
by taking points from the Owls.
George Fleming reads the men
bowlers with a 1872 average. Shar-
cen, McCorkle, Brown, Reed, Shol-
der. Patterson, Bradshaw, FOSS and
Smith are the ten high men for
the league.
Coach Raleigh Holt of Central
high school, has announced that
he will hold mems recreatiOnal class
es on Mondays and Thursdays, start
ing this coming Monday Holt re-
Gently surveyed Ell Centro's service
clubs and found that among the
many men interested in the class,
volleyball and badminton were the
most popular recreationS. HOWeVe.,
the class will offer more than those
two sports. The coach will also have
basketball and table tennis ready
for enthusiasts of those sports to
begin on Monday The class will be
from $50 to 7 pm.
Cedric burst, San Diego Padre
pilot, was in El Centro recently. He
had n Lot of nice thinnS 10 cow
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-23
T.. A, BANKS

Los ANGELES. Nov. - Up
BID asked
Transamerica .#.....-.. -
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-23
/. A. BUTTER & EGGS

los ANGELES. NoF. - 'tPp
BrTTEK ENuu 37..,. primo tf~'
3Ctsc. standard 1i.-e. taooIstad'-
sac.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-23

Cedric burst, San Diego Padre
pilot, was in e. Centro recently. He
had a lot of nice things to say
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-23

USE THE
POST-PRESS CLAS5IFIEDS
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-23

hand with the fine course at Il
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-23
MPLS. FLAX FUTURES

oec ..z......... $1.S9 =
~, $I.5S
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-26

man radio. One man who spoke
English volunteered TO read the
papers and gave us daily res
ume. but IL cost us one cigaret
per man per day"
He didn't complain about camp
food, Just commented that there
were plenty" OF potatoes.
An NBC broadcast from Berlin
said Wodehouse was brought 10
Berlin last week by two plain
clothes policemen. lie said he was
free 10 go about the streets when
ever he wished. Asked whether
he is under technical arrest. or
what his position is, Wodehousc
told the MIC;
II don't Just rightly know
myself. I suppose 1 must he
under some kind Of custody, but
still no one seems to pay any
attention. 10 me.
"The police who brought me
here have gone back, and now
I do Just about rs I please"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-26
Check HE Oil, Sir7 Ask
Girl Gas Station
Attendants
Now its girl gas station attend

Now its girl gas station attend
ants.
Indirectly Adolf Hitler Is behind
the newest feminine invasion into
the ranks ordinarily held by men.
A filling station at Livernois and
Lyndon avenues was the first TO
send girls scurrying out TO polish
the customers windshield and test
the air in the tires.
James ManZo and Art hu r
Bierschbach hit upon the idea Of
girl attendants when they found
the draft and increased industrial
activity were giving them an en-
ploynhent problem.
Manzo hired Mrs. Mary Hook
Ster. 1893 Otsego avenue, watched
how efficiently she handled the
trade and put two more girls 10
work Miss Mildred Roth. "a. Of
3760 Crane avenue. and Miss
Dorothy Mueller, l9, Of 1854 Men
dota avenue
Wen buy our gas here from
now on" Miss Mueller quoted
the customers as saying The
girls service The cars with gas,
oil water and air. Miss Mueller
has even done a polishing Job.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-26
Special Board
Calls Rivals in
Kellogg Strike

BATTLE CREEK, June Dc
Mediators in the Kellogg Company
strike this morning expressed the
hope that the walkout might be
ended by tonight as the result OF
an afternoon mediation session. but
two other plants remained shut.
while pickets continued around
the gates of a fourth factory.
The special mediation board ap-
pointed by Governor Van Wagner
already has met separately with
leaders OF the Cereal Workers
Federal Union (AFL) and COM
pany officials. A meeting with
both factions, the final step IN
procedure, was TO begin at l p. m.
Arthur Raab. state mediator.
said today that no complications
existed as the result of the kels
logg Company being designated as
an essential defense industry.
Designation of the plant, by
virtue of its holding a government
81 SOC. 900 dry cereal order, was
announced yesterday. but more
than 1900 workers were already
on strike. r.
Pickets of the UAW-CTO con-
tinued picketing the plant of the
Rich Manufacturing Company,
which also holds defense orders
for airplane valves. The plant,
which closed yesterday after
workers left their jobs in a wage
dispute, was the latest TO be af>
Ifeeted by wave of labor disputes
in the city. 5hs
Walter Reuther. regional direc-
tor for the union, said the organi-
zation had exhausted every avenue
flor Cancellation before the men
walked out. anlF,
The union, he said, had cancelled.
plans to strike Monday hoping the
strike could be averted, but plant
officials had refused to make con-
cessions. The men are asking a
IN cent increase in salary.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-26
Saves Brother I
From Drowning

FLINT. June 26. Nineteen
year-old David Morris of S66 East
Gillespie street had his brother,
TO thank for his life today.
The brothers were swimming in
Kearslcy Lake at Branch road
near the spot where 13-year-old
Philip Brooknlier drowned the
other day when David went under
Albert Morris rushed TO his
brothers aid. pulled him out OF
the water and revived him. Groves
& CO. ambulance removed him 10
Hurley Hospital where attaches
reported his condition good 10.
day.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-26

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where he wants in the Reich. but
for the time being cannot leave
tho country
The author, healthy and iovial
and about as resourceful as Jeeves
himself. was allowed TO come 10
Berlin a few days ago
The first thing did when !
arrived az n small hotel In Ber-
lin was 10 rush for a bath" he
SAID
But even though I had been
living at camp, there was
something about the place
couldn't endure any longer, so I
moved to the Adlon."
Wodehouse didn't say whether
he was just kidding about going
10 Hollywood. Anyway. IL didn't
make much difference. as he prob
ably is stuck in Germany for the
duration.
Instead Of talking much. he
hungrily sought the latest news
He explained:
I'm camp we had only Ger
man newspapers and the Ger
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-26

BERLIN. juno 70 From a.
room in the artsiocratic bat now
sxaewhat musty Hotel Adlon
there sometimes rings out in
hopeful tones;
"Jeeves. oh, JeeNes -
Oh"
The diminuendo mclts away
into the sound OF splaShlng water
ripping over the Inter den.
Linden.
1t is p. G. WodehouSc washing
his shirts
Sometimes Wodehouse seems 10
forget that the perfect Jecves Is
a fictitious character, and that
even IL he we're real he wouldn I
be around with a lulling may ]
suggest. sir?" in Germany
But now the absence OF Jeeves'
Wodehouse's famous gentleman $
gentleman. was being brought
home forcibly TO the Engiisn
humorist.
Hoping 10 get 10 Hollywood
eventually and resume writing LOT
the screen. Wodehousc now lS
something Of a prisoner at large
of Germany.
JUST FREED FROM CAMP
lust released from an intern
rent camp. where he had been Tor
more than 2. year, the creator OF
.Jeeves was discovered enjoying a
glass of beer in the Adlon
But the portly Mr.. Wodchouse
was wearing nothing other than
a knotted silk scarf for a SHIRT.
I'D like to go 10 Hollywood
no said. but IL would he an aw-
full nuisance waiting for three
months In Lisbon to get across.
He said he felt something like
Rim Van Winkle" after emerging
from the concentration camp ana
explained the scarf shirt this way:
"Nhen I left camp was told
to pack only small case. have
lust washed the only two shirts
1 brought with me. tHorrors!
JeevesD
1--WE gotten so used to doing
my own washing that 1 don't
mind any longer"
ONCE IN PADDED CELL
Wodehouse fell into German
hands when the Nazis pounced
down on his villa at lie Touquet
in France year ago last month.
In a prison camp in Silesia he was
assigned 10 a room which once
had been a padded cell of mad
house.
There he wrote a book about
American crooks. Now he is
thinking about writing book
about life in the internment camp.
While WodehouSe would like 10
60 10 Hollywood il the ways arc
creased for him. he still is a
technical prisoner. He can 60 any
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-26

Fruehsuf Trailer Company and
consolidated subsidiaries report a
March quarter net profit OF SAT,
ABB equal to sl0l share on COM
mon stock. In addition TO a
SITS, 900 building program under
way, the company is contemplate
ing further expansion in Detroit
and Kansas City 10 the extent OF
S925 600.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-26
Fruehauf Trailer Nets NLRB 10 Sanction
S1.01 Share in ; Mos. 0wosso Plant Vote

OWOSSO. June 26.-Regional
NLRB Director Frank Bowen of
Detroit today advised that the
labor relations board would
sanction an election of employees
OF the Feeders Manufacturing
Company here July %.
The election was agreed TO by
the UAW-CIO, the management
and the Employs Labor League of
Feeders, an independent oreaniza-
ton.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-26

Mccall Corporation declared
the regular quarterly dividend Of
IS cents, payable August l TO
stock of record July Is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-26
Without u .EeeVeS
Wodehouse, Out of German Prison Camp and Into
Hotel Adlon Washes DUN Clothes NoW

International >rvS service Cable
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-26
.Nighf viii Fall

NEW YORK, June 26!-QNS)
Robert Z. Sherwood's Pulitzer
Prize play. There Shall Be No
Night. was scheduled to reopen
this Fall
II probably won't
There Shall BE No Night
concerned itself with FinlsndS
gallant fight during the 1910
Russian invasion.
Today Finland once again was
al war with Russia-but as Nazi
Germanys ally.