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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-06-05

dach padlych ma teto fronte
jsou vsechny vrstvy naroda,
d6lnfci a akademictf obcane,
STUDENT i professor, dIstojnfci,
novinaTi, ucitele, cetnfci, OBJ
chOdnlci a Temeslnfci, zeny
prave tax jake muzi, dospelf i
skolaci. Tady jsou zastoupe-
ny vsechny trfdy, bez rozdilu
stran, nabozenstvi ci stavu.
Cely narod je sdruzen v boji
nasilf zlocinnych usurpator1,
vsichni Ia jednoho a jeden Ia
vsechny. A vsichni "a stejnym
GLEN, "a svobodu, "a pravo a
spravedlnost pro bytf We vol
mem svete.
V nasich myslfch 81 ozivuje-
me dnes udalosti onoho desne-
no listopadoveho dine roku
1889, kdy byly povrazdeny
stovky nasf studentsk6 mlade-
re, jake predzvest zavTenf ma
SIGH vysokych ucilist majestic
kymi 'kulturtraegry." S krva-
cej1c1m srdcem a sevTenou pes
tt vzpom1name tech tis1c1 ma
SIGH ceskych a slovenskych mu-
Ia a zen utyranych k smrti v
nacistickych mucfrnach. Vzpo-
m1name ma vsechny obeti media
vne persekuce cd zednickehc
pomocn1ka Jana Caslavy a Dire
vorubce Aloise Veverky a &C.
lych stovek naSich hrdinG, az
Pc generally Bileho, Vojty Do
lezala, Svatka, Horacka, Sary
a prazskeho primatora Klap.
ku. Vzpominame ma ne vsech.
ny S jeste v6tsf oddanostf, las
kou a pychou prave dnes, kdy
vlna noveho terroru Sc zdvih$
" Cechach a ma Morave We civ
Ii, kdy vystfel ceskeho hrdiny
ktery - Eel = nedobil nacis
tickeho kata Heydricha, by
cdpovedf ceskeho lidu ma ma.
cisticke vrazdenf a 1tisk.
Vzpomfname take nasicI
bratTi a spolubojovnik1 Pola
kG, Jihoslovan1, RekI, Mort
Holandan1 atd. Vsechny ty
kteT1 trpf pod nacistickou knu
tou, pro nez neni bezpecnt
chvile a ma ktere ma kazden
kroku CHA smrt - ty vsechn!
zahrnujeme do svych vzpomf
mex.
Jejich obeti a utrpeni jsol
nam p~ripominkou nasich povil
nostf vydrzet a pokracovat
boji. V tonic zapase "a vit6z
stv1 jsme spojeni vsichni slav
nostnim awaken "Prohlase
MIN Spojenych NarodG". Tat
dohoda sjednana ma letosn
Novy Rok v centru demokra
tickeho svetoveho deni, We W.
shingtone = kterou "a Cesko
slovensko spOlupodepsal vysla
nee Hurban - zavaZuje vSe
chny spojence k boji az d.
konce, az Dude dosazeno toho
co vytkly zasady Atlanti
Charter: "Az Dude dosazen,
mlru, ktery poskytne vsem ma
rodIm prostredky ziti v be-
pecnosti We svych hranicich
poskytne jistotu,z re lid We vsecl
zemich NIUE ziti zivotem svo
bodnym bez strachu a nedo
statku."
Vrcholna obetavost vsecl
padlych hrdinG, jez uctfvam,
v "Den Vzpom1nek" je nan
svatym, zavaznym prikazen
pracovati re vsech sill a schop
nost1 - svorne a jednotne =
k uskutecnenl idealI, "a nej,
oni polozili sv6 zivoty: pr,
lepsi a sv6tlejsf budoucnos
naSich d9tl,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-06-05
Modelka odsouzena k dozivot-
nimu zalari.

Y New Yorku Madeline Webb,
byla usv6dcena porotou z vraz-
dy prvniho stupn6 a byla dopo-
ruCena k milOsti.
Rozsudek znamena dozivot-
nj zalaT pro % let starou mo-
delku, pochazejfcf re SILVIA
ter, Okla, "a jejf ucast ma "a
vrazd6ni Susany Reichove, bo-
hate Polacky, jez bylo prove
demo dine 4. brezna.
Porota soucasn6 odsoudila
E. Schonbruna, milence Webb
owe, k smrti elektricke zidli a
nedoporucila jej k milosti. TIE
tt obzalovany, John D. Cullen,
byl rovnez usvedcen bez dopo-
ruCenf k milosti a hledf vstTic
trestu smrti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-06-05
Divka uhofela.

Ma farme nedaleko Wisner
v Nebrasce, uhoTela 19leta E.
velyn Glaubiusova pri vafenf
mydla. Nestest1 bylo pTivode-
no petrolejem, ienz byl MALT
do kamen a explodoval, cd &C.
hoz Sc ma dlvce vznaly saty. By
la odvezena do nemocnice We
Wisner, kde zemTela.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-06-05
Divokv Iekaf.

z Lubbock Sc oznamuje, re
DR.. w. R. Newton z Cameron
byl propulsion ma zaruku $15,-
900 a jeho manzelka ma zaru-
ku $4,000 pc obzalobe, re Sc
pokusili o zavrazd6nf lekaTe
Hunta z Lettlefield. DR.. Hunt
byl postfelen, kdyz byl zavo-
Ian ma VenkoV.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-06-05
I WaShingtOnu.

WI
niv odhad. re WPA Dude staff
$500, 767,OOO a Dude zamest-
navati 100000 osob "a IL me-
s1cG, pocfnaj1cfch IL. cerven-
Gem, Tekl kongresu, re tato or
.ganisace snad Dude zrusena O
rok pozdeji, bude-li rozslreno
socialni pojistovan1.
We SVEN poselstv1 pravil, re
zmeny v zakone O socialnim
pojistovanf jiz jsou s%tudovany
a re kongres brzy obdrz1 dopo-
rucen1.
Rozhodnutf, ktera budou v
kongresu ucinena, urcl rozsah
zmen a pc pTfpade odstraneni
administrace pro pracovni pro-
jekty.
Ackoli president nenaznacil,
jake zmeny v socialnfm pojis-
tovani ma ma mysli, z jinych
kruhuG Sc pravi, re uvazuje Sc o
prime federaln1 a statn1 pod
pore potrebnych lid, starych
pod IS let.
= Senatni vojensky vybor
schvalil navrh zakona, die ne
hoz mali byti davany vetsf pod
pory zavislym clen1m robin
vojak1 nez bylo stanoveno v
pTedloze domu zastupcG.
V predloze je tez ustanoven1
0 priorit6 pri odvodech. AZ bu-
de vycerpana trfda Ia a mu-
Ii Sc zavislymi cleny rodiny bu-
dou odvad6ni, Dude mono "a
faditi je do rGznych tT1d.
Tim zpGsobem Dude mono
odvadeti zenate muze, v jichz
rodine neni d6ti drive nee bu-
dou odvadeni muze Sc zenou a
detmi.
V senatnf pfedloze stanovi
Sc, re zenatf vojaci budou mu-
siti davati $22 mesicne re sve-
no platu pro zenu a deti misto
$40, ktere byly stanoveny v
pTedloze, projednavane We vo-
jenskem vyboru domu zastup-
CT.
= Valecny kabinet zakazal
bran1 fotografickych sn1mkn,
armadn1ch taborG a stanic. Ia
kove objekty, jake jsou voda-
renske we've, mostly, radiove We
re, ktere obycejne vyskytuji
Sc ma takovych fotografilch,
molly by byti pomocf nepfi-
tell.
= Senatnf financni vybor
schvalil predlohu, kterou IVY
Suje Sc nahrada vyslouzilcGm
re svetove valky z $50 ma $40
mesfcne "a trvalou nebo npl-
nou neschopnost k praci, vzni-
klo z 1razI mimo valecnou
sluzbu.
Vybor vsak zamitl navrh,
ably byla vyplacena pense $40
mes1cn6 vsem vyslouzilcdm re
svetove valky, jakmile dosah-
nou start 65 let.
- Armadnf veleni nebude
letos moci Poole dTivejslho vse
obecneho zvyku povolovati do
volenou vojakGm, kterych by
potfebovali donna, ably pomohli
pFi sklizni polnfch plodin.
Toto byla trest odpovedi de-
partmentu valky, ktera byla
dana ma navrh~ kongresnlka
Hope-ho, republikana z Kan
sasu, ably armadnf veleni opet
letos dalo dovolenou vsem vo-
jinum, jichz by bylo donna "a
potfeb1 ma zne.
= Harry Bridges, vddce del
Mkt ma zapadnfm pobrezf, KITE
byl obzalovan, re "byl hyb-
nou silou "a spiknutim komu-
nistick6 strany k svrzenf vlady
Spojenych StatG", ma byti de-
portovan, jak nafidil depart
ment spravedlnosti.
Ma byti lined zatcen. Gene
navladnf Biddle uvedl We
sve zprave, re Bridges byl shle
dan vinnym z prfslusnosti Ike
komunisticke strane a narfdil,
ably byl deportovan do Austria
lie, jez je jeho rodnou zemi.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-19
Barnes
Storn1inq
by RAY BARNES

into retirement after being beaten
by several fighters that he could
have beaten with one mitt tied
securely behind him but year be-
fore.
Hammerin' Henry swore that he
would never fight again after hit
ting the skids but now we see that
he's going to hit that long, long
trail that leads either farther down
into the depths of the boxing cellar
or up towards that golden aura that
surrounds a world boxing title.
The little Los Angeles Negro was
nSted for the number of punches
he could throw, in fact it was proved
that he. threw more leather per
minute than any other fighter in
the game But whether he can come
ND the ladder after going down re-
mains to be seen.
Lee Savoldi did it. Sayoldi, how
ever, was little DIFFERENT. The
heavyweight was never champion
Of all he could view as Henry was
After whipping Lou Nova recently
Savold is definitely in line for a
shot at Joe Louis title if the army
ever lets Joe fight in the ring
again
But getting back to Hank 1t was
probably the need of a little money
more than anything else that
prompted Armstrong to match him
selk against Sheik Rangel of Fresno
in a 10-round bout at Oakland audi
torium next Tuesday.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-19
N. Y. STOCKS

NEW YORK. June 19 tuP1 - Ad-
verse war news from the Libyan front
and rejection by the house ways and
means committee OF motions to cut the
excess profits tax proposal from the
present % per cent brought an irregular
decline into the stock market today.
Trading turned light on the deeession.
Erie directors surprised Wall Street by
declaring 50-cent dividend on the com
common in rs years. Wabash declared
stock and certificates. the first on Ere
the equivalent of fuf years dividend
on its first preferred which accounted
for its activity and strength Norfolk G.d
Western rose more than points and ITS
rise gave the railroad list an appear
apce OF strength in the average. New
York and Harlem preferred was up
sieels. motors. coppers. foods. tobac-
eos. mercantiles and tire issues regis
tered small declines
The list touched its lows late in the
daV when the house ways and means
committee attitude on the excess profits
lax became known. The market had one
of its best gains Of the year on Iues-
day when Donald Nelson said TINS tax
should not take more than so per cent.
Douglas Aircraft, which had held al
56A off - most OF the day, dropped
to 54lk other aircrafts declined Chemlcal
had decliner ranging to more than
point Carbon Black companies had
gains however with Columbian Carbon
bon al a new high al IS = up l2,.
American Telephone, which had been
showing gains. slipped lower near the
close. Western Union, Radio Corporation
and Postal Telegraph preferred lost
small amounts Losses of point and
more were noted in Celanese, Climax
Molybdenum, Homstake Mining Mlhh-
eapolis Honeywell National Steel, Union
Pacific and United Fruit. -. ,,,.,,
Gains of a point and more were MADE
by Commercial Credit Convertible pre-
ferred. International Business Machlnes'
Hall Printing which made new hlgh'
and Pure oil perectn preferred. Ma
iional Distilleres made new high Cen
,ral Violeta Sugar made a new low
averages; Industrial 1o4.77, off ~ Ran
Dow Jones preliminary closing STOCK
%. 50 up CO; Utility u. off Ii; and 90
stocks "a. 46 off .23.
Stock sales were 2s7. SO shares compared
with 359 120 yesterday. Curb stock sales
were &c. 275 shares against %. .260 in the
nreVious session.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-19
HALF OF FIELD
BREAK PAR IN
HALE AMERICA

CHICAGO, June 10. (UP)
Ninety six golfers swing
into the second round of the
Hale America tournament to-
day in an effort to continue
one of the greatest par smashing
displays ever recorded in a major
tourney.
AZ players, half of the entry list,
broke par and Is more equalled it.
Topping the scorers as the Sec
ond 18 hCleS of play began were
Ctey Crisman. 28-year-old public
links operator from Selma, Ala.
and Mike Turnesa of Elmsford, N.
Y, a member of the famed Turnesa
clam Each had a seVen-under- par
card of IS for the first days work.
A brilliant quintet composed of
"LighthCrse Harry" Cooper of Min
neapolis; Lloyd Mangrum, Lawson
Little. Al Brosch of Farmingdale,
N. Y, and Mike Sirula of Ottawa,
Ill, were tied for second place with
ards of 81.
Three strokes back of the lead
CTS, at 68, were Dick Metz, of Oak
Park Ill; Herman Barron of White
-lains, N. Y; Jimmy Demaret of
RCdford, Mich; George Schneiter,
Ogden, | tab; Horton Smith, Chico
lee, Mass, and the headman among
the amateurs in the field, Wilford
Wehrle of Racine, Wis.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-19
DODGERS DRAW
FIRST BLOOD

double off the right field wall
brought in two more runs.
The Yankees are in major
slump. They lost their first series
since May l-2 when the Tigers
beat them again. 81, winning the
stand. three games to one. Virgil
(Fire) Trucks, Tigers rookie, made
his first start against the Yanks
and held them to four hits.
The Chicago White Sox moved
back into sixth place by humping
the Athletics, To, behind the five
hit pitching of Buck Ross and Joe
Haynes.
Early Wynn handcuffed the
Cleveland Indians and Washington
scored an easy IL victory. Catcher
Jake Early hit two singles and
double. driving in four runs.
No other games were played
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-19
l.. A. PRODUCE
Los ANGELES June 10 OUP)

Los ANGELES June 10 (UPb
Asparagus slightly weaker. per III: To-
cal eX select and colossal 12c, eN fey
and select l0-11c, choice 6la sc.
BunchedN vegetables stronger on gr-
onions, firm on spinach and about steady
on others. Per crt: Beets 2i4-3 doz 15-
81: carrots doz 75-9Oc. Small 40-G0c;
green onions doz S3.50-4, ordinary
50. .5O-2. rs: leeks doZ $50; mustard
4 doz 60-s0c: parsley do2 Sl.50-l.SO
fair 81 20; radishes small red doz 81 Do
l so fair 81 ordinary 50-75c; spinach 4
doz 81 25-l 80. turips 2i4-3 doz 1896
ordinary soc.
Cabbage: slightly stronger; cannonball
crts 81. 25-15O fair 81 ordinary Is
Cantaloups: slightly weaker. Imperial
ibo 27s 50. .25-2 So 36s 81. SOB; 45s s. 10
3.25. std ass 25O-2 IS: Honeyball I'm
perial ibo 36s-45s s.. 5O-3 std 45s So. $50
pony 45S-54s 81 75-2; HoneydewS std 9S-
12s 50 rs; Cranshaw melons: jbo Gs-Ss
So SOB.
Squash: steady; white summer lugs 81
l25 fair 75c. No. 2s 50-65c Italian 81
lis fair 75c. No. 2S 35-6Oc.
Tomatoes: weaker; Imperial crts 9-l2
tops Sl.5O-1.75 ordinary 75c les 81 %
! 40: ordinary soc.
Watermelons: market dull; Imperial
Klondikes per ton 17--0 ID avg. truck lots
and broken carlots S4l 50-42 so Less than
ton lots pa PIC ID.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-19
TELEPHONE TEAM
TAKES MEASURE
OF POST.PRESS

The Telephone company
Softballers ran up an 80 lead
in the first three innings of
their game with the Post
Press Thursday night and
were able TO add three more runs
in the rema:lGer to win. 1l-8
Pitcher Jack Aaron limited POST
Press batters to 10 scattered blows
While his teammates were hopping
on the offerings of Lloyd Mullins
Of the newspaper team for - safe
ties.
Errors again played large part
in the Post Press defeat as they
bobbled six times and several unde-
served runs came trickling across
the plate. The phoners were charg-
cd with two bungles.
The game ended in confusion
when Bob Holt, Post-Press first
baseman, was called out at the
plate in the seventh on a disputed
decision.
Wally Brackenbury. Telephone
company third baSeman, gathered
three hits in four times up to lead
hitters on his team. ''Dutch" Van
Nostrand, hot corner expert for the
Post Press. was credited with two
hits in two times up.
Herb Mann, PoSt-Press backstop
had double and a triple in four
mes up. He added an extra base
on his triple when the peg to the
plate was bad to score the final
run for his team in the seventh.
Telephone ....-.--.... Alb 300 x-ll-l2-2
Fost-PreSS ..-..--..... 600 231 / 7-l0-6
Aaron and Robertson, Mullins and
Mann.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-19
GOLF COURSE WILL OPEN SATURDAY

Always before the course was clos
ed at June l and not reopened un-
til in the fall but officials recog-
nized that the rubber shortage
would force many people to stay
here during the warm weather in
stead of heading for cooler climes.
Play since the start of the sum-
mer schedule has been exception
ally good with a large number of
clubbers out and several low rounds
shot
Before the flooding the course
was in Al condition and the thor
ough dampening will put it in still
better shape.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-19
LOCAL bUTTERFAT

They all try a comeback When
they need little kale.
Not so long ago Henry Armstrong,
who was the only man ever to hold
three world boxing crowns at the
same time, was definitely washed
up. He quit the ring and settled
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-19
l.. 4. STOCKS

Los ANGELES. June Is CUpj - Trad
ing was light on .he Los Angeles stock
exchange today with three shares down,
four unchanged and none up. Approx
mate trading volume was 1000 shares.
Leading stock were quoted at
Central Investments i. unchanged; (;
Southern California Edison lSl4 unchang-
ed: Union Oh 1O% unchanged Aircraft
Accessories 80 unchanged; General mo-
tors 372s down L Solar j., down D..
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-19
ARMY MAY Use
NAVY'S POLICY

WASHINGTON, June 10 UP)-
The Army today declined to indi-
cate whether it would follow the
Navy's newly announced policy of
not allowing it's sports teams or
individual athletes to participate
in acknowledgements eXhibi-
tions, games or matches.
Upon the Arny's decision may
hang the answer to heavyweight
champion Joe Louis financial diff
ficulties, Louis, who has twice risk
ed his title in Army and Navy
charity shows, now wants to fight
lust one for Joe'-to meet his
$4,000 federal income tax obliga-
ton.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-19
CUYAMACA

Nesting among the big trees at
the base Of the mountain near the
shore of Lake Cuyamaca, is Cuya-
maca Lodge, headquarters for both
winter and summer sports, which
include horseback riding, swiming,
hiking, dancing, hunting, rowing
and fine lake fishing.
Visitors can obtain boats with or
without outboard motors live bait,
tackle, groceries and refreshments
everything for the sportsman.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-19
Ia. POULTRY
L. 4. LIVESTOCK

Los ANGELES, June y CUP - Federal
State Market News:
Cattle Salable $50. good steers and
heifers lacking other classes steady; load
good cows 10. cutter TO common lots Z
$50. Gamers 5.75-6.75: medium bulls 10.
two loads common TO medium feeder
steers 9. IS. Calves salable 25, very little
done: medium to choice VealerS quoted
l2-l45O: medium good calves quoted
10. 1913.
E Hogs salable 80 steady: small lots GOOD
and choice 1920 ID. BIB 25, top l5.2
good sows l.. SO
Sheep Salable 80, supplies insufficient
to interest buyers; few common To me
dium wooled lambs u. good and choice
quoted to 1875 or above; mixed Wooled
lambs and shorn yearlings II.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-19
HOLLYWOOD STARS
SIGN BILL THOMAS

LES ANGELES, June 10 CUP)-
The Hollywood Stars OF TIE Pacific
Coast league today optioned Rookie
Pitcher Eddie Erautt to Salem of
the Western International league,
signed Pitcher Bill Thomas on his
release from San Diego, and let
Second Baseman Harry Marine go
back to Philadelphia of the Ma
tional League.
The Los Angeles Angels, mean,
time brought back Cutfielder Harry
Lowrey from Milwaukee and re-
turn Pitcher Peaches Davis to the
active list.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-19
MT. LAGUNA

An outstanding resort in the
heart of the Laguna mountain re-
creational area of the Cleveland
national forest among huge pines,
tine paved roads all the way The
desert and mountain scenery in the
Laguna mountains area is among
the finest in this area.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-19
FARM LABOR UNDER
DISCUSSION

SACRAMENTO, June 18- up
The state board of agriculture will
meet tomorrow in Sacramento for
further consideration of the agri-
cultural labor problem. Lyman
LantZ, deputy director of agricul-
ture. is scheduled to report on a re-
cent meeting of growers at Fresno
relative to the labor situation.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-19

After its regular monthly irriga-
ton, the Barbara Worth golf
course will be open for play Sat
urday; club officials said Friday.
The course has been closed since
Tuesday when it was flooded from
one end to the other.
This is the third week since the
club went on its newly instigated
summer schedule. whereby the
links will be open to Imperial VAL
ley golfers throughout the summer.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-19
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO, June l9 CUPl - Increased
selling of wheat futures in the face Of
limited demands pushed grain prices
lower on the board of trade today.
Grain and soybean prices closed
around the days lows. Wheat was IL
to las a bushel lower; corn 4 to y
lower: oats off q. 10 & rye off 4 To
x: and soybeans IL TO 1l@c a buShcl
lower.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-19
PACIFIC COAST
LEAGUE RESULTS

First Game:
San Francisco ........ 023 600 O-5- 5-6-U
Los Angeles ........ 0lO 000 0-l-f-o
Gibson and Sprin2; Lynn, Flores,
Dobernic, and Todd.
Sacramento ....... 100 600 0lO-2-8-l
Portland ........... 900 900 000-0-6-0
Donnelly & Mueller Cohen &
Leovich.
HOLLYWOOD ........ 900 OOs 200-2-6-l
Oakland ........... Ol2 020 2lX-3-11-1
Root, Barisoff q Brenzel; Di BIZ
asi IL Raimondi.
San Diego at Seattle, postponed
Second Game:
San Francisco 0l0 III 0l1-7-14-0
Los Angeles ... 900 ITO l12-6- 1872
Stutz. Jansen & OgrodowSki;
Mallory, Dobernic WD G. Campbell.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-19
MARKETS AT A GLANCE
nv ITNYTEn pRECC

Stocks irregularly lower in quiet trad
ing
Bonds irregularly lower.
Curb stocks Irregular
Cotton off around 50 cents a bale.
Wheat II TO IA cents lower corn
off y TO *.
silver unchanged in New York.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-19
VACATION IDEAS
Ideal Vacation
In Your Own
Mountains
JACUMBA

Mountain and desert meet in a
happy combination at Jacumba
Hot Springs, on Highway 80.
Hot sulphur springs and cold
mineral springs are among the
health giving facilities offered,
horseback riding and amusements
OF all kinds.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-19
M AR KETS
BAROMETER =

Flax again featured farm markets Friday but this time with drop
the Minneapolis
remained
cabbage
stronger watermelons dull
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-19

NEW YORK, June 10 CUP) -
The Brooklyn Dodgers and ST Louis
Cardinals went back at it hammer
and tongs again today at Ebbets
Field.
With a free-for- all fight tossed
in for good measure, the Dodgers
drew first blood in the five-game
series by coming from behind to
conquer the Casds, So.
Joe Medwick, former Cardinal,
touched off the fireworks when he
came charging into second with
spikes high in the sixth with the
Dodgers behind, 81 Medwick, try
ing to move to second on a short
passed ball, was caught by Walker
Cooper's quick throw and he tried
to bowl over Stats Marion, the
lanky Card shortstop. In a flash
they were tossing punches and
then Creepy Crespi, st. Louis sec
ond baSeman. charged at Medwick.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-19
PAIR BANISHED

Players converged at second and
there were scattered fights all oyer
the diamond. Once four players
were piled up on the ground with
Medwick on the bottom. and Crespi
and Johnny Hopp mauling him and
Dolf Camilli atou the heap. The
umpireS banished Medwick and
Crespi
With the count knotted, 2-2, in
the eighth, Billy Herman bunted
down the first base line for a per-
feet squeeze play, scoring Camilli
from third with what proved to be
the winning tally. Larry French's
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1942-10-22

heaved into tussocks..s Climate was;
tricky, melting at a moments s no.,
tice the rough terrain. Heavy.
planks were used. There were 100
miles of bog, then the CONTINENTAL
Divide. Warm weather brought un-
mitigated mosquitoes. ef
The cost, $4,000, 900, less than
that of the Arizona, now a mass OF
ruins at Pearl Harbor. Our govern
ment pays this, plus the upkeep for
the duration" and furnishes other
millions to extend the road to Pam
anna. Good. Southern Neighbors.
are eager to build over the Andes..
and the road to the sea will be
reality. One year after it began
the road to Alaska will be complet-
ed, our Burma Road" Seward's'
Folly will be one of our honored
states, rich in gold, seal, fish, farms
and great industrial cities yet to-
be. You may have 40 acres and
home free! The farmers at Matan-
uska Valley seem to be happy and
uccessful.-Howard II. Scott.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1942-10-22

tioning but very little squawkng along that
line. Just 1t is coffee. However it is not so bad
here as in many cities Coffee drinkers should make
up their minds that they cut down about % per
cent on their usual consumption of coffee, and in a
short time would know difference Some will say
that in the coffee producing countries of South Amer
plentiful that it is piled around spoil
ing, so why should there be shortage. The answer
simply do not have the shipping facilities Our
ships that formerly used to ship coffee must now
ship other things, and it takes men and soldiers to
man and guard shipping. If people would only
realize this rationng is for the purpose of MAX
ing all share equal and share alike, there would be
less complaining
Hoarding the foundation of much of the coffee
shortage and those who guilty of it, may in the
long run find that they not "lucky as they
NAV think Coffee is perishable deteriorates
though vacuum packed