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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-06
Margaret Kennedy
 Council Delegate

Among the participants of the round table discussion on Com- munity Education in Nutrition to be held at the meeting of the Amer lean Dietetlc association in Detroit, will be Miss Margaret Kennedy of this city.
 Miss Kennedy of the local Nutrl. ton Council will attend this twenty. fifth annual meeting on October 10 through october 22.
 Among the members Of the Coun- cll who attended e meeting yesteE- day at The Elton were Howard Hart and Miss Jeannie Heppei, repre- senting Waterbury hospital; Rev. Roger n. T. Anderson and Mrs, Catherine ?. pefseon, representing the department Of public welfare: Miss Alice Peak and firs. Hazel g. ftoWtotlom, representing the Was ieshufy Visltlna hurnes ascoclAtion,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-06
Miss Helen Hurley
 Honored At SholUer

Miss Lillian Hurley was hosetss at a greenback shower Monday at Phil Becker's grill in honor of Miss Helen Hurley.
 Those attending were as follows: Mrs. Madeline Burns, Antoinette Davino, Celestine Davino, Marie Palangio, Margaret Varanelli, Ther- esq Iacovino, Josephine Burgio, Stella Whist, Mrs. J. Hurley, Con- stance Klish, Mrs. Vera Barr. Phyl- lis Sirica, Mrs. Alice Maher Herbert, Janet Lancott, Mary Croce, Mrs. G. A. Leonard, Lillian Markus, Lillian Ruth, Loretta Gallaghan, Genevieve Hartnett, Gloria Cristoforo, Helen Ferrelli, Evelyn Morrissey, Mrs. J. Morrissey, Mrs. R. Bercier, Mrs. Doris Smith, Mary Green, Martha Green, Yola Pagano, Mrs. T. Hur- ley, Kathleen Hurley, Mrs. Ruth Grohs, Statia McEvoy, Mrs. Ann Keeley, Sally Cough, Ann Mole, Lil- Han Hurley, Hilda Schum and Lo- retta Schun1.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-06
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Mary A. Smith
 ReceiOes China

Miss Mary Mulcahy of Chestnut avenue, entertained at a buffet supper and China shower Sunday at her home in compliment to Miss Mary Alice Smith of Plaza avenue.
 Among her guests were: Mrs. Joseph Smith, Mrs. Francis Mc- Grath, Mrs. T. G. Smith, Mrs. James R. Lawlor, Mrs Joseph Root, Mrs James Henebry, Margaret Kilbride, Mrs. Peter Lawlor, Mrs. Patrick Lawlor, Mrs. Patrick Reilly, Mrs. Addie Palmer, Mrs. James Kilbride, Mrs. John Luddy, Katherine De- laney, Ella Doran, Mary Phelan, Helen Phelan, Mrs. J. F. ByrneS, Frances Bowe, Katherine Dougherty, Catherine Cullen, Mrs. Nora Ma nancy, of New Haven; Mrs. Frank Doyle, Mrs. Gerald Codette, Mrs. Joseph Hosey, Mrs. Joseph Connor, Mrs. John Keefe, Mrs. Ellen Lynch, Mrs. James Sammon, Mrs. Agnes O,Donnell, of Bristol; Kathleen Smith and Alice Moore.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-06
Christ Chapel Guild
 Opens Fall Season

Officers of the Christ Chapel Guild will be hostesses at the silver tea opening the fall and winter sea- son tomorrow afternoon at 2:3O o'clock in the chapel.
 Janice Walker. Catherine Way bright, Joan Zecka, Theresa Morris and Julie Field have been admitted as members of the parish Girl Scout troop, bringing the total membership to 25.
 Betty Hoffman Is troop treasurer and Thelma Lynch, scribe. Future meetings will be held Tuesday evenings at 7:30 o'clock.
 Patrol leaders and assistants are:
 Winifred seeley, Nancy Belle Clark. Crystal Ball patrol; Jona Nora, Gloria Herr, Canary patrol; Beverly Conrad. Lois Hayward, Vic- tory patrol; Wilma Tobler, Nancy Brainard, Horeshoe patrol.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-06
Parents Entertain
 Theodore Or1iecinski

Mir. and Mrs. Theodore Amiecin- ski of Baldwin street entertained at their home with dinner in honor of their son, Theodore P. Omiecin- ski. The guest of honor, who has left for Army service, was presented with a purse from the guests.
 They included: MT. and Mrs. The odore Omiecinski, ST., MT. and Mrs Joseph Hryniewicki, Josephine and Lottie Hryniewicki: MT. and Mrs. Henry Kosmoski, MT. and Mrs. W. Swiencicki; MT. and Mrs. Anthony Coveleski, Joyce Coveleski, and MT. and Mrs. Lawrency Blondin, Man. cite Blondin, all of Hudson Falls, New York, MT. and Mrs. Leland Hryniewcik MT. and Mrs. Edward Cassidy. Steve Swiencicki, Anthony Swiencicki, John Omiecinski, sam uel Hanzy, and Anna Omiecinski.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-06
Wonen's Societies
 Meeting Hostesses

The Woman's Society of Christian Service and the Mothers Club of the First Methodist Church, of which Mrs. Robert Spiers and Mrs. Robert Diddell respectively are presidents. will be sponsors for the Faith and Fellowship Meeting" in the church Thursday evening.
 Mrs. Thomas Finlay is to take charge of the music for the evening, There will be a report on Recent News of the Religious World" from Miss Leonora Knight. The pastor. pr. John ]. Gnavely. will give a brief talk on "The Character of David" The meeting of last week had an attendance that filled the church parlor. and was sponsored by the Official Board of the Church.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-06
Peace Group Member Addresses B&P Club

Wayne W. Womer of Hartford. ex- ecutive secretary of the Connecti- cut Peace Conference, addressed the members of the Waterbury Business and Professional Women's club at a supper meeting last night at the west Main street clubrooms. The clements of @ just peace were out- lined by the speaker who stated that world government after the war can not be what 1t was before, and that the new world order would be the result of an evolutionary process with unified Ideal guid- Ing t.
 A resume of the war situation was given by Alethea puffer, director Of the clubs international relations committee. A talk on the Water bury Community Chest program was given by Mrs. H [. McDonald. Caroline BeTihaFn presided.
 A supper and social wlll take place october iB, with Cora Cromp- on. aoelai chairman. ln charge
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-06
Federated Won1en's
 Clubs Meet Thursday

The fall meeting of the Federated Women's clubs of Litchfield County will be held in New Preston on Thursday, October 8, in the New Preston Congregational church be- ginning at II a. m Each delegate will bring box lunch and dessert will be served by the hostess club.
 Mrs. Luther J. Potter of Terry vile, county vice-president, will pre- side. During the morning session, Mrs. Harry L. Lyman of New Pres ton, federation chairman of exten- sion, will conduct a forum on the subject: "Education for Victory and the Peace" Speakers participating in the forum will include: Mrs. Ross E. Newell, president of the Wocd- bury Woman's club whose topic will be: "The Need for Vocational Train ing in the Schools; Mrs. Leonard Caldwell, president of the Cranford club of Canaan, speaking on: "The Importance of the Fine Arts in Maintaining Morale; Mrs. Marian Fowler, president of the Washing ton Woman's club, who will speak on, Conservation and Raticnlng; a Road to Victory; Miss Margerie Turner, president of The Torring- ton Womar's club, who will discuss Religion in These Trying Times" and Mrs. Fred N. Creelman presi- dent of the Terryville Woman's club, whose topic will be: "A Bet ter Understanding of Our Neighbors to the South"
 Speakers at the afternoon session will be John J. Dunn. field liason officer in the Office of Price Admin istration, who will speak on "Ra- tioning" and Mrs. John D. Coombs of Woodbury, second vice-president of the state federation, whose topic will be: "A Federation Fit for the Fight.
 Mrs. Myron Cogswell, president oi the New Preston Woman's club, will be assisted in her duties as hostess to the meeting by: Mrs. Harry An derson, in charge of reservations; Mrs. H. P. Averill, in charge of des- sert, and Mrs. Leroy Allen who will assist with registration.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-06
Elizabth ". White
 War Relief Chairman

Miss Elizabeth Wade White of Middlebury and New York has been unanimously elected to the chair manship of the local Russia War Relief committee. The other of f1cers are: Mrs. John s. Staneslow, secretary, and Walter L. Angle, treasurer. On the members list are a number of prominent citizens of Waterbury, including Herbert s. Smith. Don Harris, David Stein, Charles Rosengarten, Rev. Peter Dzubay, Rabbi William Greenfield, William J. Pape, Atwood E. Cas- well, Miss Helen Koleshko, Paul ThorOll, E. Vincent Maloney.
 The committee will hold its next meeting with its new chairman on Saturday, Oct. 10th, at the rooms of the Committee to Defend Amer ca at 12:30 o'clock.
 Miss White succeeds Chase Kim oall who entered the service.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-06
Pre-NuptiaZ Party
 For Jan Salerno

Miss Jean Salerno, who will be married on October 24 to Louis Donofrio, was feted recently at the church of Our Lady of Lourdes. Mrs. P. Donofrio, Mrs Salerno and Miss Lucy Miele were the hostesses.
 Among those attending were: Mrs. Daniel Stango, Mrs. John Car- serino, Mrs. Mario De Ferrari. Mrs, Thomas Lamitola, Mrs. E. Russo, Mrs. Lena DePaola, Mrs. John Ca- rey, Mrs. Angelina Mascia, Mrs. M. Polo, Mrs. Viola zambrello, Mrs. Alice Perugini. Mrs. Winnie Pugliese Mrs. Elizabeth Mastriano, Mrs. Testa, Mrs. Alfred Paolino, Mrs. John Petro Roy, Mrs. Josephine De Paola, Mrs. Anna Idaralo, Julia Donofrio, Lucy Donofrio, Beatrice Izzo, Mildred Sgrillo, Lucy J. Miele, Kay zappone, Mary Zappone, Ann M. Miele, Angie Valvanno, Gloria Donofrio, Olga Ciriello, Lillian Belanger, Angie Iadarola, JoJo Ia- darola, Florence Forino, Ann Fo- rino, Lena Fletutor, Millie Yusinsky, Mary Ann Iadarola, Rose Parello, Hedwig Syepkowski, Loretta Mas ciano, Rosemary Campoione, Mary Caresrino, Mrs. Michael Natelle, Mrs. Lena Rossi, Mrs. Peter Di Beneditto, Mrs. Sabino Perriello, Mrs. Rose Villano, Mrs. Anthony Iaiennaro, Mrs. Louis Cirello, Mrs. Jake Buonocore, Mrs. Amedio Stan go, Mrs. Angelina Stango, Mrs Anna DeVico, Mrs. Carmela Vab- rano, Mrs. M. Melchionna, Jennie Petruzi, Mrs. Vincent Dischino Mrs. Mary Maselli, Antoinette AL bino, Mary Ciarlilli, Hedwig Cehow- ski, Marie Dolan, Tootsie Mangini, Julia Gebhart, Carrie Flamighette, Mrs. John Miele, Margarite Anaici, Mrs. Mary Capibino, Mrs. De Cap- ua, Mrs. Benedetti, Theresa Cap pello, Mrs. Angela D'Ambrose, Mrs. Delfino, Mrs. Camille, Mrs. L. Del Pc, Doris c. Carey, Rosemond Car serino, Mrs. Phil Silvestri, Carmela Lupone, J. Matarazzo, Mrs. Dom- enic Donofrio, Mary Donate. Flora Grappone, J. DeStefano, Nancy Iarapino. A. Agostini, Mary Shallo, Mrs. John Dechino. Mrs. Anthony Colucci, Carmela DeSena, Helen Stango.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-06
Personal
MOridrty-Shed
 Nuptials Today

Guests from Wilmington, Virginia, New York, Bridgeport and this city attended the wedding this morning of Miss Mary PhiHberta Shea of Irvington avenue, to Private Fran cis Joseph Moriarty of Catherine avenue.
 The Reverend Edward l.. Morri- son performed the ceremony at nine o'clock, at the Church of the Blessed Sacrament.
 The bride, the daughter of MT. and Mrs. Michael J. Shea, was att tended by the Misses Margaret and Eileen Shea. Joseph Shea, U. s. Marines, of Quantico, Virginia, served as best man for the groom, the son of MT. and Mrs. Thomas Moriarty. Francis Synott, Joseph Kolosky and Gene Ayor ushered.
 Escorted to the altar by her fa- ther, the bride wore a white satin princess gown with 8 sweetheart neckline, long sleeves, and train. A pearl studded tiara held her flngertip veil, and she carried a prayer book marked with orchids.
 The attendants were gowned in satin princess models, one in blue, the other in pink. Each wore sil- yer tiara with a shoulder veil, and carried Colonial bouquet.
 A reception followed at the Cop per Kettle. Mrs. Shea received in black crepe gown with sequins. Mrs. Moriarty was dressed in navy blue crepe.
 When leaving for an unannounced trip, the bride wore 8 suit of beige wool trimmed with skunk.
 The bride is graduate of the Sacred Heart high school, and Post college. The groom, an alumnus of Crosby high school, is stationed at Bradley field, Windsor Locks.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-06
Trianor1e Members
 Elect Officers


 Trianone club elected it's officera at a recent meeting at the Central YMCA. They include: President. Marjorie German; vice. president. secretary, Peggy Hovey; treasurer, Margaret O,Neil; social chairman. Faye Bryan: membership chairmen. Eleanor ONeil: program and educa- tional chairmen, Louis E. Williams and Gertrude Calligan; physical chairman, Rita O'Neill.
 Among the members present were Marjorie German, Peggy Ffovey. Margaret O'Neill, Faye Bryan. Eleanor O'Neill, Louise E. Williams, Gertrude Calligan, Rita O'Nefll, Marjorie Carey, Mary Roeberge, Eileen Whelan, and Marjorie Slater.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-06
EDelyn Bunker
 Guest At Part,

Miss Evelyn Bunker of Nelson avenue was the guest of honor at a miscellaneous shower given by Mrs. Ada Anderson at her home or Beecher avenue.
 Among the guests were: Mrs. F, Tyrell, Mrs. R. Lange, Mrs. Ray mond Pulver, Mrs. Franklin Van Bomel, Mrs. Louis Brandt, Mrs. Will liam Brandt; Mrs. Raymond Lynch Mrs. H. Lattimer, Mrs. George Bunker, Mrs. Pearl Bunker, Mary Carroll, Mrs. H. Burke, of Nauga- tuck; Mrs. J. Thompson, Naugatuck Mrs. Axle Sandbloom, Miss A. Ol- shefski.
 Arlene VanBomel, Rita Mccarthy, Harriet Anderson, Rita Murphy, Gretta WindQuist, Louis Pulver and Mrs. Glen Bunker of Middlehury.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-06

For the first time in four years, Norma Shearer'g extra size set dressing room Is ln use. Lucille Ball is It's new occupant.
 It Is the largest on the M-0-M lot and was especially made for Miss Shearer In Marie Aftoinette,"
 Miss Balls costumes for ''Du nar- " Was A Lady" arc 70 massive that the room se the only one in which olle would ek
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-06
Shell Rally
 u s. Women As ''Scrappers
By ANNE TRANCE WILSON NEA Service Stan Correspondent

washington, Oct. 6-The office of War Informatior's only w. O. C.. without compensation gal, Betty Barton Greco, is ready for her trek 'cross- country to contact women writers and women radio commen- tators for the Women's Unit of the Salvage Division, WIPE.
 She feels that 4O,O0O,000 Ameri- can women are eager to go to war. "Yes, I mean actually go to war. We know that every woman who contributes an ounce to the salvage drive is actually helping a soldier at the front by providing him with proper equipment" she explains.
 Petite, vivacious Mrs. Greco's schedule sounds like a stay-at- homer's nightmare. First stopover is
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-06

Theresa Cermolia, Jule Richards Rose Richards. Connie Lombardi Pia Ciarlelli, Madeline Calo, Phil Conforti, Betty Mccarthy, Mary Mauriello, Nancy Albino. Adelaide Solomita. Helen Solomita, Angie Ferreln, Mary Birdsall, Mrs. Mary Sandi, Mrs. Romenin DeMaida, and Peggy Martin.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-06
Personal

Among the Waterbury residents who have contributed to the Foster Parents Plan for War Children are Mrs. Elisha H. Cooper, Miss Edwin Dunn, and the Women's Educa- tional Club.
 Mrs. Joseph Fitzpatrick of Della ware avenue and Mrs. Gus Lange of Edgehill avenue are spending several weeks in Chicago, H., as guests of MT. and Mrs. Theodore Jacobson, formerly of Waterbury.
 MT. and Mrs. Arthur Burns an- nounce the birth of a son, Richard James, on October 2 at the New Ro- chelle hospital, New. Rochelle, N Y. Mrs. Burns is the former Char lotte Egan, daughter of MT. and Mrs Paul Egan of Spencer avenue.
 MT. and Mrs. Gordon Stone of Buffalo, N. Y, have been recent guests of MT. and Mrs. Benjamin Piatt of East Main street. MT. Stone is the nephew of Mrs. Piatt.
 Corporal Thomas F. Quinn of Spence Field, Georgia, has been spending ten days with his mother, Mrs. Anne Qunin of Wolcott street.
 Major and Mrs. Thomas H. Hayes announce the birth of son on September 30 at Duke Hospital, Dur ham, North Carolina. Major Hayes is the son of Colonel Edward Seery Hayes, D. s. C., D. S. M, and the grandson of Mrs. Ellen E. Hayes of Prospect street. He is assistant chief of staff of the 78 Division at Camp Buckner, N. C. His father was on the general staff of this same divis- ion in World Was l.
 MT. and Mrs. Frederick Carosella of Wood street announce the birth of son, Frederick, Jr. at the Waterbury Hospital, Sept. 30th. Mrs Carosella is the former Bertha Luckett.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-06
Weddings
Club News
SANTA MARIA

SANTA MARIA
 Santa Maria Circle. Daughters of Isabella, win meet Wednesday even ing, October 2, at 8 o'clock at the Knights of Columbus hall.
 BETH ISRAEL
 The Daughters of Beth Israel will hold their opening meeting at the Waterbury Hebrew Institute tomor- row at 8 p. m. There will be speaker on the Community Chest drive. Refreshments will be served.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-12

Brawle" high schools squad Of
so A. B and c field and track men
is rapidly rounding INTO shape ami
by the time of the first scheduled
meet with El Centre Junior college
on March 19 Coach John Mcintyre
should have a potent assortment o.
cinder Founders.
Heading the list OF varsity mem
berS returning from last year will
be John Williams, colored sprinter
who set a new county record for
the century a couple seasons back.
Williams was the backbone of the
Wildcat grid team this year. played
basketball and is out for baseball
in addition to track.
The Brawley lad is generally fig
ured to be good for about Is points
in local meets, which very often
spells the difference between the
winning and loSing side of the
ledger.
Mcintyre is fairly confident
about chances that his B squa /
may have in competition this season.
Back are Robert Cady. 66O special
list, and Bill Miller, high jump ar
tist. Miller is only a sophomore
but set a new record by jumping
5 feet lO'a inches when only a
freshman
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-12

SIXTH-Three eighths open, $40
added:
Annie. Ed Rutherford, O. Neil;
Little Chief, S Musgrove, J. Bane;
Pete, Williams Brothers, S VII
liams; Veda McCaw. Ira Wallace,
Billy Wallace.
SEVENTH-Class A pace third
heat:
Kin-Abbe Little Martin Lassie
Pointer, Judge Wood.
EIGHTHS-Fivc EIghthS, all class
$50 added:
Wyoming Kid, S. Masero5e,
Wiley; LaFair Betty Morctti. l.
Casas; Truebuck, E F MCrctti, Billy
Wallace; Robin, Mcmillan Brothers,
Ray Hancy.
NINTH-Quarter mile for paints.
western equipment; s35 added
Princess, L. MalOney, D. Walker;
Gringo. l. CasaS owner and rider;
Apache Chief, Mrs E r Moretti,
Marie King; Babe, c. L Wigg,
Dorothea Jones
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-12
FAIR GROUNDS
RACE RESULTS

Thursday closed spectacular
four-day horse racing season at the
Imperial COUNTY Ia j ga. Of ten
events were on .he a"a1EaM.
Wednesdays result q fEo fair
grounds were.
FIRST-Clas, : paoo harness
one mile:
Little Martin. u \ Daniels own
C. Gorge Parker driver Lassie
Pointer. Williams Marshall owner
and driver. Judge WOOD Tom NJ
Tilby owner c Shank drger; Kin
Able. Paul Mcpherson owner VII
lam Shanks driver
SECOND-Half-mLo r. for girl
.lde.s; s35 added
HCmeWard, Mcmillan Brothers.
Mickey Steadman, Maasc. williams
Brothers Lucille Derrick Niger.
Tom Laughrin Marietta Laughrln.
Apache Chief, Mr. Z F More'ti
Marie King
THIRD Three eigt,hs COW pom
les. western equipment. $40 added
Little Ned, Tom L.ughrin, VII
our LaughrlL Wardell " A. Me
holS, D Walker. Ro5iehoo1 c T
., arborn, RG'L Bassc.. Princess,
l MalOncy, owner aaG rIges.
F FOURTH -Class ! pare second
~cat. same d..ycrs.
Kln-Abbe LassIe Potter Judgc
wood Little Martin
FIFTH - Hall ,a.lc Tor non
straight wirLcIe So sGdcd.
Trpebuck L F More,u. Blll;
y &llace. MaGec & Williams up
Euena HOmbrc. Georg" Luckey O
Neil; Tia Juana. LIS Casas owaeI
and rider
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-12
L. 4. BITTER 4 EGGS
l.. A. PRODUCE

..S ANGELES March i ,UP' Tsad-
l>...acaS. Colossal aos. selee, l7-lSc
t> .o .6-i7. y la-l6o. choice l5-l41.
...k, lo-Ilc.
..- I'd Vegetables. bets - doz So
-. " -~a,> . doz - = celery roo' y
aa- G1--hs dixon do 6o-7oc green on
:.r~ e. tos = ~ ordinary 10. icekS =
,... - a# mustard : ao- 80. leeks -
io- II n mustard : do2 5o-Sac. ord,n-
o.. 3Ss parsley Is do7 9dc rad.>heS Is do7
49,, >2aacs aoz I'll. ordinary soc
',..r o.. - = anz 5a--5e
C.,~.se: caanonhan cts 500. ord.-
-.~' los DaajSh ISL ordinary 5pc
,..- -.-7 - I~,aa-5a' ~ s.
Lettuce: dry pack 4 doz 2.5o-2.75. IS
pcs pole oes: sc far IS. No 2s =
81. n r..>a 5-6c No. = tic. LaFrna
Bcacr &C. China peas CSC. No. IS 81
&c
So-qet. white summer crts 1.5o-1.75.
fail 25-1 -. Hats 81 50. Italian Crts
SOL =. yellow c-oakneck crtS 1.5o-?.
,~d,-.-, u ~ hars~e c-ay and pink y
h. hubbard IS bababas DC.
T,na'or>. Stops 80 =. rs > -.
~ - lGS - -. 2fS isl IL IS 10
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-12
NJ STOCKS

NEW YoRK s'4aH L. ZIP. g..
inH stocks Lao afcr.H.g.# aas.r.. ',..t
while dozens a. SPECIAL issues .~. r-,.
icucd stocks suffered Ia>>o> -.--.rE O..
morc Than . points TradIn- f.rr. &c..
from the rcccn' pacp
The list Ms forced down e. @n-. .-tCa.
lows carly IN tha session w 'tr 3c-
cline failed 10 hing out nev >oUnG d
recovery 50; in among The headers SNo''
covering heloe4 : along ur'. >'r1r o.
the outstandinc shares had gains rang.
inC 10 moe Han points
Short covering WaS "a hiC factor .~ q
rise IN tho motors C5rVslc~ Ea.n,. ~'n.c
than point General Motors Was active
and fratlonalh hebt. Sfeo's were SYN
portcd Suffcle0'11 to send them above
the previous close ate. Bethlehem hlt
r7'0e nev io1 IN. L $ S'ec, rad
equaled its low f., t.e ycar Ce~~, dc
P"S"o gained T'n'" Han "a po.r' IN finn
copper group. Patno Mines ,:ln was W
point. |. 8 Sme.tInE ,S.'vc~' lost ~,'",
than > points Ia new lo" and failed
to rally
Railroad issues improved DESPITE a de-
cline in ca" loadineS. Santa Fc led in
point of rise and was fairly active. Air
80. i>enns NC~a higher
American Telephone firmed after equal
iin ,Is low Ia. - yea Eastman rose -
points or 4 favorable income report.
white DUPONT was u nsa.e than > point
on covering.
Dow Jones p~sl5~75raa2 ri ~ -c stock av-
eraees. InduSt..af na =. un w. 'a- o6 -
up 0s utility i 90. unchanged and g
stocks 3 oa up ~
Stock sales aaqaa> .-aa.es io.l'. shares
against 4l0-nf Yesterday t-'h stock
sales were - npo Sea.e> co0-aa'ct ,,.t.
10000 in the previous SESSION.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-12

c Caldwell VS. X. *. sharp. BIZ
Jacobs VS.. Vic Gonzales. c. R. Hay
Gen Us. Louis Alyar9t.
Qualifying scores turned in Wed
nesday we're: Elmer Sears, IA;
Wayne Elyander rs, Johnny Car
ter. Forrest Manley. Jersey Birch
field rs: EIdred Ferguson, Laddie
Willoughby. 79: Gordon Eagan, 80:
Ross Cannon, 81; Les Rogers, Earl
Roberts. Harry HenGrlx, 80; James
Stone. SO; George Morris, "a; F
AceyeS. Sc; J. H. Limon. 81; Allal
Yourman, 88; o. L. Peterson. 93:
F. Flgueroa. "a; c. +. Hayden, 90;
F.. L. Eady jr, G. McNay, l04; Vic
Gonzales. 1O6: Ted Peacock, l07;
Louis Miron. Louis Alvarez, 118.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-12
SEASON
OPENS

Imperial Valley high school teams
r. scheduled to tangle IN the first
lf3.gr baseball games Friday after
racn when Brawley comes to FL
centre and Calipatria goes to play
tie CaleXico Bulldogs on the SOU
them field.
Tie wildcats from Brawley say
they're in the mood for ChampiS
SElN ball this season and will be
eotntLC on the hurting Of Ray
M.n.tr and Joe Webster
Coach Lou Birnbaum of the .El
Cantro Spartans will use one or
mere of his hurting staff, which
includes. Jack MCClung, Lloyd Null
lens. Jerry Womack and j. R. Henry
Game-time is set for BIS pm.
Coach ed Covington OF CaleXico
will use Ralph Samaha on Ine
mound