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i
and questionably.
That was the elcctrifying spec
tacle of the irresistible force vs.. the
immovablc object which causeds
1920 fans to ycil their lungs out
at Madison Square Garden last
night as Simon, pOndcrous and
awkward, fought on past his three
round deadline and actually men
aced the mighty Brown Bomber in
the fourth session.
Louis. fighting iOr the first time
since he entered the Army and
packing more explosive poundage
than ever before, achieved his
knockout at 16 seconds of the sixth
round. At least Referee Eddie JOS
eph claimed i.e had counted 10
before Simon pulled himself to his
feet after his third trip to the can
vas. The Jewish giant and Manager
Jimmy Johnston deny this and will
present their contentious to the
boxing commission meeting Tues
day.
Anyway, Louis accomplished this
kayo in less than half the time he
required to establish a technical
Knockout victory over Simon in
their first meeting at Detroit last
March. when ample Abe stood up
under his pounding until the 18th
frame. Simon VAS on his feet at
Detroit when the bout was stopped.
But last night Louis was Il far
different warrior than the poorly
conditioned champion who tangled
with Simon at Detroit. BrOWn-Skln-
ned Joe packed 207'2 pOunds-all
the beef he could carry safely to
give him the ultimate in punching
power. At Detroit he had scaled
POP.
The champion was out for a quick
kayO CD he Was rlsking his title
without pay for Army emergency
relief. 90 he wished to impress
UndorseCretary of War Robert P.
Patterson, and the contingent OF
ringside Army officers and the 1000
soldiers present with his proWeSS,
and go he VS. trying to uphold
the prediction of his sick trainer
and pal, ancient Jack Blackburn,
that Simon wouldn't last three
rounds.
Louis, fresh from a firSt-round
knockout over big Buddy Baer in
January was sharp-sharp as the
razor that once did the tatting on
Trainers Blackb ans brown check,
although his eagerness in the early
rounds caused some of his blows
TO miss and bclicd his condition
And the added poundage gave him
unprecedented dynamite.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-29
JAYCEE ATHLETES
PLACE IN MEET

Six Fl Ccura Junior college track
sterS were .ua a. home Saturday
after WinuiH- ) points in a triane-
ular meet a-aIast san Bcrnardino
and Riverside Friday Walter Price,
Arab middle distance man, copped
first place in fae $50
All of The boys who made the
Zip with CoJca Raleigh Holt placed
II at lees. eye event. Lon Brock
took second n he l0O-yard dash
and James A,.s4an took fourth.
Tom Slc,lE eabbed fourth in the
e2o. Leland Rt.rr placed third in
The mile. Ma"42n took fourth in
the low hurdles. John Thanner tied
for third IN the high jump and
Slovak took fourth in the broad
jump.
There We're 80 athletes from the
three iuvcrr- Were entered
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-29

LOS ANGELES, March %. up
The Chicago Cubs have been going
in the wrong direction for the past
four wears, cropping from first place
to sixth. Unless they encounter
some bad breaks this season, how
ever, they should not drop any
lower.
To all outward appearances the
Cubs haven't strengthened their
club since last season. The thing
they needed most was hitting power
and they haven't done a thing to
improve it. The only 300 hitter
on the Cubs las: season was Third
Bascman Stanley Hack, who finish
ed fifth with .317 and from the
looks of things he's likely to be
the only player in that class again.
The Cubs had a flock of rockies
at their Catalina island camp but
none of them caused much excite
mont. Probably the best of the lot
was Johnny Schmitz, lefthander
from Milwaukee who won only seven
Games while losing IA last season
but who shows promise. Lou Novi-
EOff, the mad Russian who dotes
on minor league pitching, is back
for another trial in the outfield
after hitting .370 at Milwaukee and
leading the American association in
batting. But Novikoff, lacking much
in the way of defensive ability, still
is quite problem. On some days
he looks like a murderous hitter,
but most of the time he finds ma
Ior league pitching too much for
him The other day against the Pr
alcs NoVikoff hit a homer with the
bases loaded and drove in six runs.
NoVlkoff is competing with Dom
regular center fielder
last year, Phil Cavarretta, another
veteran, and Rookie Harry pea
nutS) LoWrey, speedster from Los
Angeles. for the left field job. Char
Icy Gilbert, who was handicapped
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-29

CHICAGO March % CUPD
Cid Jack Blackburn grinned with
satisfaction from his hospital bed
today He was happy because his
"Chappie" had Won again.
He vas happy too because Chap
pie" heavyweight Champion Joe
Louis to the boxing world-was
onroute to cheer him in his fight to
recover from an attack of pneu-
monla.
After knocking out Abe Simon
for the 2lSt successful defense of
his title last night, Louis left New
York on a brief Army furlough and
entrained for Chicago to visit
Blackburn in a hospital here.
As Louis Boxing Brain. Black
burn has achieved a success that
cluded him during his own long
career. but he was missing from
the champions corner last night
for the first time since Louis en-
tered professional ranks. He listen
Cd in bed to a blow by blow radio
account.
Joe fought just the way Ida want
him to if I'd been in his corner, y
Blackburn said, took a little longer
to finish Simon than I thought it
would, but it wasn't very long at
that, was it? Abe's a good. game boy
but he never had a chance in there
with Joe
Blackburn hunched his body close
to the little radio before the bout
started and when his telegram to
the heavyweight champion was read
before the opening gong he wiped
Il tear from his eye and clenched
his fist
Cnce action started. the veteran
trainer fixed his gaze on the ceiling
rs though he was watching the
drama in the ring He made no COM
ment through the first four rounds
of the battle.
At the end Of the fifth round
when Simon went to his corner
b9dlr hurt, Blackburn said:
"NoW's the time to do it. Nows
the time
Mamie SeamOn. substituting for
the stricken Blackburn in the
champions corner, may have re-
rcatcd that statement because the
Bomber" went out and unlOaded
his two fistcd charge and Simon
vas finished in l6 seconds of the
round
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-29
l.. A. PRODUCE

LOS ANGELES. M.,.s - ,lf. Trad
A>pa,arGs. ~ ,r.e; 81. select and c>
fc, l2-13c. fey lu-iie C.aet 80. crooks
and lips Sc
Bunchcd vegetables. hcr'> = 3 do2 sc
Carrots do 35-1.7H. celery root =
doz 6O-7oc: dixon duz 6o-7oc green
onions = doz = TO-. lock> do7 81. mus
taid ] doz G5-Noc.ua">ieN do lilo.
radiShcs red s dol So II spinach Go2
sol turnIp> - - aoz 67--7. Cacto's
Imperial Wy dol So. "a's-e."S> n2.rt
and oyster plant 3n. KOHL rah 10.
Cabbacc ca0oarn..' ea--ac S4r Deg
1000: loca! n.r... 77r Rel 23-l ~
Lettuce: lmpe.l Wy - IL -. san
Diego Is ! ~ 5> 1a-l.77. t. 1-l25.
O%nard Is ~
peas: ha>a I,npwm' W =. san rcara
7-Sc san Auls uh>po 80. saa.a Ma.a oc
Wy mostly -: Italian Imperial - -
San Diego lues - ~ : II =, vel
low crookneck Imperial - -. banana
local gray AMI pink .'e H. bahamas i-4i.c
Tomatoes. Irpc".l NN "-tops p
, ~. LIS - -. los y - st: 2lS -.
s. %
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-29
HORNE7


Caapatria hl-h schools baseball
team. capualIzng on Wildcat errors,
defeated BraWley, 5-4. Friday after
noon in the third league game OF
the season.
Brawley leo. 4-2. until the fifth
inning when the Hornets scored
three runs on two walks ficlder'S
choice. two infield errors and two
Wild pitches
RAY AIintcr. BraWieY harler, gave
uN bat Two HITS but the errors were
costly. The Hornets Won tie same
in the fifth and did not make
hit
The Calipat pitcher. Carlton, cave
I'D six hits to the wildcat and hit
home run to share batting honorS
with Fade. Both hit one time in
four trips to the plate Fades blow
was a double. which would have been
a homer had he touched third
base.
RAJ Mlntcr, Carl Williams. Jesse
Ruiz. Gene Mintcr and Louis Solano
each hit once in four times up for
BraWleY.
Score by innings
CalipatrIa 00l l3O
BraWley 2Io IUU
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-29
BAKERSFIELD WANTS
STATE BALL TEAM

BAKERSFIELD. Calf. March %
Up, - Local baseball enthusiasts
today began a recruiting drive for
The newly-formed Bakersfield and
Kern county Badgers baseball club.
q non profit outfit organized TO back
q Bakersfield entry in the Calltor-
..ia State Baseball league
Fifty members have been obtained
;ov the association. and 100 more
are sought
William Schroeder. president OF
league. told a committee meeting OF
the Badgers last night that unless
100 TO 80 supporters are lined up
BY Wednesday, the Bakersfield
franchise may go to Visalia.
The Badgers have p players sim
od for spring training 70 boeln
April .
Suu remaining in the League ar"
Fresno. San jose and Santa Bpr-
Dara Another club from Viaaila or
Bakersfield will assure the leagues
continuation.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-29
SWIMMERS SHARE
N.C.P.A. H0N0RS

san FRANCISCO. Marca 70
Up Stanford and OLYMPIC cub
SHADED major honor> IN thc north
en- California Pacific association
SWIMMING championships L The
Olympic CID poo! las, nl2a.. "lth
each capturing tWo MAJOR ..s.e~
Bill LG.as d ne cLymeG "oD
ne 210-.aea .see s,..e rae :. ,
minutes. - seconds. ~ p5..
.r-,.c = :. 2ta..-'l. q. California
Ws .ecaa. nG Fred Taoil Of
Stockton J c. tnlrd JACK LaYery
rgoE ne I1=toot die for the club
men WIZ tWo clubmatc> sharing
lie other places
Stanford titles cane or ne 300
gard Drea-'z'@C..c yIc'Org registered
p. Emae'. E. mn and Oh Al Weed
-: VIII =. - .50-Ya.d oacEs9o.o
Ps.D. W.. IF Co.o-" q Pacific
8.4tnG .-.aa - Ca...u WstA Joe
HardM.. r.. .ac Ma" 'aWd BIU
S"ccrcl -: California W. sarond
!. H." Dse.-'seEc with Jac. Weed
.. q. Athens cIuJ third.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-29
WARMERDAM SETS
ANOTHER RECORD

PORTLAND. Ore. March % up
Thanks to world champion high
Jumper Les Steers sense of humor
Cornelius Warmerdam posted 4 new
meet record for pole vaulting at
the Hill Military Academy relays
aSt night.
Warmerdam. worlds champion,
cleared Is feet l. inch, to defeat
Eis only competitor, Earle Meadows
former University Of Southern Cali
fornia athlete The leap broke Mea-
dows' meet record by seven and q
half inches. but would not have
been official without three contest
ants.
Steers volunteered-and skinned
neatly under the bar set at l3 feet
He grinned, tossed aside the un-
familiar vaulting stick and cleared
feet. five inches, to win the high
lump event.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-29
INDIANS PLAY
AGAINST INDIANS

KANSAS CITY, Mo, March %
up - Stanford's and Dartmouth's
Indians champions Of the west and
east, respectively meet toni1ht for
the National CUIc2ia'c Basketball
championship.
Ddrtmouth5 hor.s Waned with
belief thai lHjlue# would keep Bob
Myers star forward. on thc SIDE
lines but the bookma-cr, declared
the game a toss up. The odds
were five to four take your
choice
Stanford. winner Of the NC.AA.
tourney, also Will enter The pamc
with an aIlm4 pLEcr, 20 captain
Don BurncsS but he looked much
healthier than Myor, in practice.
Both have spraincd anEIcs.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-29
TELEPHONE co.
Still first

when standings were completed
for mixed laas1r bowling Saturday,
II was revealed that the Telephone
company va still FIRST
In bowling this week the Tele-
phone boWlers defeated the Crap
cites, 3 l: the Tropics defeated
Building Loan. 81. and Coca-Cola
defeated BradshaW'S, 81.
Max Roos. bowling for the Tro-
pics, had high series G0G. He had
games Of 16l 2l2 and 233
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-29
AZ BOWLING SET
FOR Los ANGELES

COLUMBUS. o. Masch % up
Only one cAan-c VA posted to-
da" in The fnst five leaders OF the
American Bowling CONGRESS- tourna-
mcnt Walter Frny Of Cleveland took
first place in the aIl-cycnta division
with 1864 He got 698 in the team
event, 653 in the doubles and Glib in
the singles
Larry ShotWell of Coyineton Ky.
holder Of the aIl-tImr singles rec
ord of "A, took seventh place with
total of G93.
The A.B.C. voted TO hold rs 1914
tournament at Los Angeles. Martin
G. Unmacht Dubuque. Ia. SAS
elected president, Elmer W. irwin.
San Francisco, first yicn president.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-29
l.. A. LIVESTOCK

LOS ANGELES Coli. N.a,a - ..n,
crH state mat" r..s 50
Cattle saah.c ''. >.a..N cleanup
trade on lowe grade sc >.aah. ueo.
CLASSES p.ae'll..> ...e .ae ts' ,'0"nr
81 medium cast> ---~ - ranaC'S and
cutters = a1.- -,I. .r.. rlDt#a,~ 80 good
bulls q 5a-1a - ca.NcS >a.shlc -. Ncry
little Offered. chr.r Ncaes> quoted to
Is 5U
Hogs SaIahfc 1pU steady small lot>
good 10 choice 17o-22o ih truckins 1t5o-
u so. quatc..d top around 1is5. good
heavy suv>s l. 1u
sheep Salahlr ~. rn >.ie> good 20
choice sp1luc iaNh> quoted j 51-l-.
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y. !. STOCKS

n. >,ors 'y., -. .a.s<. ~..g. -
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al 1e" uit.c>. >#-.e ~. e.r,,:..G tqa.a=
mcn'> ana :o0.t a'c.ean' .>s-"> .a.
small Sans A@,e.eaa Telephone III, -
yeSte.da! Nn.ts.k ana Ne>:er-. a geee@.
weak stock. ,.>c pa.1; "1 S.2--e
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sefe H..N'. Ny. g. l">' ".i
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.ats oa ~. ,s>,s "r.. T.>-~ I##f
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Y-a..' - . rct .,> ii: = A.',a" .>>-s~
TGe &aft' .>s'oa'ea preferred .Hs'
~. H.. AN. little c.a~Era t~...S>-
WsIz=f s. 2laar q neN laA e" tie tea.
an Ii m.an. acHnc.
or sSur> making reW lnW .". .ua.t
Gene..a Amc.raH Transportation G'1se#.
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Ne;eaa..e Nt-rc. Gene'@ TH.'t sa@s
Cas No:,N American. Pm A~,.,aa A.
aas> aaa .~'e~a~:laaaI Pap'e eq4a.ea
2e..a -.. ~.a4s reN s.-s - -.
rg-Iea =. .-. ~..aa ae. -ar> Me-. rsai.
= 81. F.. l.~a Ha..aai S.. Pct.
~.e C#s.. G~eaa3 Motors. Wc>'n-aa.->"
f#e.'., lu.~r.. .aaaltN ari southern p,e-
'ettt :. 1'-"Tc:> Maid and [ : GH5-
LII.
Daa sare. preliminary closing stock y.
sta--> iaa4-i,t. Ion uEen7Cci. .a- = =
up ~. '...'. tt5& up .oi. ana - >i's -
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l6pbst# .,' Saturday Cu.b >'n'k >.-t-
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Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-29

pened to notice a biz fellow out
playing around. It was Eugene
Witt, junior college student. COM
peting in field and track events
for the first time in several years.
Witt, product OF a coast hi4h
school, set football circles attire this
year when he piaycd tic came for
the first time
He played so minutes in practi-
cally all the game, and Vas one Of
the best tackles Coach Jerry Den
nerlcin of Ell Centro had.
Witt tossed the shot put the
other day, sendina it out over AZ
feet to take the event. A diserun-
tied contestant said. He threw
the thing SO far l couldn't see it"
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-29
4. STOCKS

LOS ANGELES March y Up. P'lct>
remained generally unchanged N Ign,
pre- weekend trading u1 the J.. Angeles
stock exchange To-day. In thc 2tpn share
NChangc AZ Il m. Two issues made gains.
none were lower. and 2u Were unchanged
Tho list Pacific Indemnity 81 unchanged
Edison common H. unchanged SOU
thcrn Pacific IL. UP l.. Republic Pctro-
leum 90 up 1t. Gladdlnc-MeBean un-
chnGcd; Menasco ! 81 unchanged
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-29
ARABS TO LEAVE
FOR TOURNAMENT

The FL Centre lunior college base
ball team is scheduled to leave for
Citrus Sunday 10 play in the an
rual tournament there Coach Jerry
Deunerlcin ,aid Saturday.
The Arabs are supposed to leave
hN car SuNJt" afternoon and play
Their first same against Fullerton
J. c Monday.
Babc RUN. baseball immortal. is
scheduled to attend the tourney
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-29
81 TRIO FINALISTS

BATON ROUGE, La, March %
CUP Southwestern University
sends three boxers into the tina.
round O. lie NCAA tournament %
nigh
Sv.aea-c aAd Wisconsin eaea
pIacca two a.a San Jose S.a.e
Pltts3gggl and Miami each had
s.I2.c cl."a-'.
DICK l.!yaga"a. San Jose Stat
knocked out Tommy Dale. Lo4lsl-
ana STATE. a. l:23 e The second
round II the I27 pound class.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-29
U. 5, Army Sets Up
Paratroop Units

WASHINGTON. March q Up
The Army has set up a new CON-
mand 10 expand the training o.
paratroops and begin the traIn.n2
Of gldcr- borne ground forces. !
vas announced today
The new command will be headed
l.. Col William c. Lee the Army
ponce. in parachute operations.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-29

,o.;eG Ha..ss1- ."o" Ca.eXleo. lF-'
+ I; Na> ..se .">t VIII ;ar f Cen
80 ul,. CaleX.sa SINCE i94o.
Sou,NnaW LICK McC.au2 shared
equally VIA ;ht spartan 0atsmen as
ac .m5.e5 IL Ga.cX.co team 10 SiX
hts /" HE * ana ,...d lnn.nLs
Eo Yt,aed
III. B.@aa-y. a,ua..> tae power
hau>" O.. fat.ey s.-n ,eaeo. oa..
started =. 4aat .lHaca IKE az
other C..,Xloe ;aat WH.@ 'heH >eo:-
81 .Wo r.r> = re Hr>- t"2a.e %A..o
F. Ccn,"o " he.d Hl,le>s
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-29
CLUBS TO PLAY

Plans were complete Saturday af-
tcruoon for the El Ccntro-Cale%Ico
tennis club meet at CaleXico start
ting ut 9 am. Sunday Both double.
and singles will be played
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-29
CHIC4G1 GRAIN

CHICAGO Naa- = Up Gram IT.
tires de,clrpra >.son- t:rrd to-day
Nsea' closed - = cents ct hu -
e.. ro~r Jp ~ =. oatS up = IN =
- ~ T.. g. -. AZ sn>hCa0> Cq -
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-29
LOUIS VICTIM
TO 9TH
. BY JACK CUDDY

NEW YORK; March %. (UP)-Joe Louis kept throw
ing punches that would have knocked down truck HORSE
but giant Abe Simon-ough and game continued to lum-
until the destructive fists i'm pugliStc history
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-29
SPARTANS ANNIHILATE
BULLDOGS, 13TO
SAMAHA BLASTED FROM PITCHING BOX

The spartan iuggernau whcezed coughed into life and
roared on2inou>ly crushed its helpless opponentS
FL CrnroS baseball team completely satisfied lis ralid
followers Friday afternoon it pounded II hits off Ralph
Sanuha ..u thrA. II AINN RNera to unset the hghIN
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-29
Sol L JOB

One of the easiest Jobs at a track
meet. Picking the winners and ones
Wao place in tie running events.
Had the fun OF picking third in
the recent mtra-mmal meet at FL
Centre high school. Here I'll show
50Q how easy it is.
They're lining Up for the Seward
Ga.H. ONLY l3 in thi5 heat. Il should
5e a clnch. Thc5.c of TWO bovs
ed way from The rest. Butch
NJ EaEltch and Charlie Samos.
They're battling near lnc finish. Il
looks like NoSkavitch won by spike
and right behind the first two came
Is others packed closely together.
Third was James Soon. or was if
Ioan Quick? No it was that little
boz in the white trunks. soon
Quick. tAc bo5 n tho white. We'd
better flip a coin. Say. what arc
=o1 DOING with that little white
He6et2 Get away from me Wol
we'll the guy thinks I'm nuts.
SpeaEIn4 Of the rack meet han
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-29
SAN1NHN HFIPLF>S

SaMuna. NO recently STRUCK cit
- Da"e.s - lie lie ta,.eE record,
was Ho.p.e>> before The Ceta,tatn-
ba.'Ma a-:aos 81 the Saagt30s and
vas replaced - lie S.X'. bE Rivera,
re1u.Jr t.ne oa>endN.
Jerry WoMack. freshman pitcher,
relieved &eC.M2 IL the last IN
rIn- H @es a little Wild At FIRST,
Wa.E.u- ~. d. settled down to
tMlSn.
o.aA AI.a-.aka and TeYsE Ohida,
(. Ce.-.a #.slg',.0N wee the Mt-
IN >'at~ %: .ae day Do.a connect
"a .o." -.....~ = I'VE ,.me- y. Oklda
-co... IT,. s.. IL .l., and NIto-
MIA ,"a.
Dan A1..s-.a.5. Substituting TOR
Gary cId a splendid Job behind
he p.atc dc alt a coab.e in FIVE
',me, Un
Bob Hot usht fielder. cot TWO
tc. ,0... Gene OsWa... second
aa~eM. Az. u - ;one ,ip,e in tour
-.me IF, an0 Pltcn.- McCl=n- GOT
"e .ay .a@ - @e.@ score spartan
:an-
Hcc.,~ Asa5e.a. crn.,yt. .Ge. va
me be- Ca.sXg.o had. H -ot t%o
....s-or. 3 .0Me ..u-.a te-r tlneS
ap
Score D. INNINGS.
CaleX.co 200 002 ,
{. Ctrt.Q 033 5ll .
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-29
Barnes
Storn1iinG
by RAY BARNES

John T'unac. Barbara Worth
country club pro. GOES back to San
Die-o Sunday to try to take the
San DIEGO open golf tournament.
Iurnac is now tied for second after
snootme a DI52ala - last week in
The opening rogro tie first time he
had ever played OH the course.
i someone sulgcsts eettne uD
a bowling team TO play the FL Cen
tro AIaiorct'e, best beware Those
GALS are good and they don't take
second place TO the lowly male.
It. never rare when they roll games
OF 200 or better in their matches.
This week against an RAF team
three OF them had hi1h games.
Vivian Thompson rolled 2O8. Doris
Robertson, 204, and L.ncllc Smith.
29p. IAelr only nemesis is a team
e soldiers from Camp Sccley.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-29
STARTS II

But the Spartans be-an their hit
IN. parade N the second when
San NJ, .:.:.a. o.,Ne.aer singled
ana sole see#aG H bgo.he" Dan.
,alcn.- T. Pace O. DIX Carey
Mo ~.. IL .e,. i. ..a Caaaa'"l3
-.n... ...a.#E - r,u.c.t.e.d - b.na
i" ..s -. Z. Centre yHn. Before
H.. ..:..'.- - att" 'Wo more spar
tan .g..s> aaa crossed tie plate.
i,.:..u- Z. Centre IN the iead.
Tie CaleXIco team could not score
a-alM uNll TIE slXtn lnnlng. when
behind I3-2 I made tWo runs in
re sixth aa6 NO IL the seventh.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-29
J. RAIN
l.. 4. POULTRY

#ts> ANGELES Cati- Mat,H - 'lH.
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Hsas Les .N.. 'a> =
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JACK BLACKBURN
IS HAPPY AGAIN

CHICAGO March % CUPD
Cid Jack Blackburn grinned with
satisfaction from his hospital bed
today. He was happy because his
"Chappie" had Won again.
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SEVENTH RAcLpurs. $500; ell,
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ISOLATION Securities Dealers. Inc:
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Unity on Racial Equality
Called Bright Spot Of III
pvtbs Assoristsd pr.s.

BY the Associated Press
NEW YORK. Jan. 5.-The Ma
tional Association for the Advance
ment Of Colored People was told at
its annual meeting today that in
creasing militancy and unity of
American Negroes in their demands
for full equality in the life of the
Nation was an outstanding and
bright note in 194l.
Walter White. secretary of the
association, said that while the
United States became the chief pro-
ducer OF instruments Of war for
democratic nations fighting against
totalitarianism, and later bel
ligerent, American Negroes became
more than ever united in their de-
mands for fair and equal treatment
in the war and other efforts"
Mr.. White said one of the most
important gains was President
Roosevelt's executive order of last
June Is banning racial discrimina-
ton in employment and job training
for defense industry, and the es-
tablishment of the Committee on
Fair Employment Practice.
Mr.. Whites report deplored race
clashes at Army camps and pro-
tested Navy restrictions on service
of Negroes in any except the mess
division.