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Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-23
CLEVEL INDIANS HAVE LOST MUCH
POWER But HAVE FOUND new SPIRIT

by Clint Brown
Weak hitting Gene DcSautelS will
nave To shoulder most of the catch
ing burden. with Otto Denning, A
so hitter from Minneapolis, and
Jim Hogan, A .232 hitter from
Wilkes Barre. in reserve.
Leslie Fleming, who slugged out
Ala tor Nashville last season, will
take oTCr Troskys post and has
shown enough power to get the
cleanup lob in the batting order
RAY Mack and Oscar Grimes are
battling for the second base. The
left side Of the inficld is Clcve-
lands strongest spot with Boudrcau
at short and Ken Keltner at third
No team has any better at either
SPOT.
With Jeff Heath, who hit $40 last
year. booked for left and Roy Wca-
thCrly. 18 pounds lighter than last
season. s., for center, the only open
Cutfjcld Job is right field Gee Wal
fCr. if and when he signs, may have
a Job beating ont rookie Henry Ed
wards a 354 hitter from Cedar
Rapids and Fabian Gaffke. .305
bitter from Minneapolis. Larry RoS-
Cnthal will be the utility man.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-23
NATIONAL CAGE
TOURNEY ENDING

NEW YORK, March %. up
Odds favored Toledo university AMI
Creighton university to defeat West
Vir@iIla university and western
krHusebH state respectively in to-
night srml-flnals Of the National
Irritation basketball tournament and
make the final round wednesday
night an alI-mldWcstcrn affair.
Wc-t VIr2inia has won 10 victor
lCa ~ = games this season, inClud-
Ing u lnst round conquest of LOn9
Island university last years cham
picu.. but Tolcdo's record breaking
offensive spree against Rhode Is
land State in their first-rOund con-
test aWlna the odds in their favor.
Wcs. Virginia handed LIU its
worst trimming of the season, 58-49
in overtime in The first round of
the tournament.
Toledo accounted for two team
records III its 82-71 triumph over
Rhoue Island state.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-23
PACIFIC COAST
WEEKEND SPORTS
Py UNITED PRESS

FOCTBALL-Pacific Coast Con
ference mC-uIS in Portland vote
to continue intercollegiate competl-
ton despite Var restrictions.
TRACK - Seven meet records
broken. one ued. at I4th Long Beach
relays: Bob Likins, Glendale &c
tossed discus 209 IL for new ma
ticnal &c record: Earl Audct. use
ineligiUie broke Stan Anderson :;
sh0tput record with heaye of 53.3:
Bill smith San Jose State, tied 10:
tust in high Jump. broad jump,
placed third in 100; Hal Davis. Cal
itonla. noSed out PeHton Jordan.
SCAA. in century. time 9.6.
TRACK - san Francisco State
beats Chico State, 72-59; Northern
California junior college teams de
tea &c fgosh "a 5 SO > ).
TRACK - annual Pacific Coast
Conference track championships
-sltteo from May % to My 30 at
Seattle
CREW California varsity defeats
Oge-9u state BY three Ion-'h. over
-nVY l'!' ltI course, y "a, N''lIID' Hi
Ia / reserves beat Sacramento JC
.assf% rc,crEea. two lengths, 900
meter. 2:ll Sacramento j varsity
beat Cauforni:, Jayycc y e';r~ two
aad Il half lengths, 1000 meters,
6.30.
HOCKEY san Die2o SHthaWG5
Wm California amareHF upcicy
lea-.r lltlc. beatin- use r.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-23
LADIES ACTIVE
AT COUNTRY CLUB

1t looks like ladies day
every day at the Barbara
Worth country club with
play i'm the Women'S goli.
tournament Continujn g
through the week and plans Tor Il
valley wide guest day and tourney
next Saturday shaping up.
Thus far in the tournament
which started last Friday 10 OF the
% first round matches have been
PLACED and the rCmdiniue IS con
tests have till next Friday when the
second round is scheduled To start,
to be finished
In Weekend play Lyncllr Smith
defeated Helen Burke, 3 and ,,
Kate Bealc defeated Evelyn Sharp,
up. and Echo Jensen defeated
virginia Hunt default in first
fisht matches.
Second flight Virginia Carver dt.
Gertrude Horton, > up.
Third fhght-Fayc ManlcY dt.
Faye Gonzales 3 and >, Carol Davis
df. Klydina Dewitt, l up.
Fourth flight-Vclma Dryc dt.
Belle Hovey. up; Lillian Forester
df. Vivian Thompson. 3 and >; Helen
Mckay df. Mary Ellen Edwards.
up.
Fifth fHght-Klyta McCorklc dt
Lena Layton, . ana l.
Plans for the valley guest da#
next week end are still embrHon.
but club leaders said they cXpec;
approximately so feminine gollele
from Yuma. CaleXicO, BraWley and
the Barbara Worth to accept inyi-
IatiOnS.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-23
LOUIS SLOWER,
SAYS BILL CONN

FORT DIX. N. j.. March % oUP'
1t may be Wish1ul thinking. but
Private Billy Conn claims that Pri-
y2tc Joe Louis has slowed up
That's what Conn. in his snar9y
now Army uniform said yesterday
while Watching the heavyweight
champion train for Fridays title de
tense against big Abe Simon at
Madison Square Garden.
What about Louis and Simon Fri
day night?
Well-Conn figured Louis might
have some trouble with the New
York giant who went l3 rounds
with Jolting joe last March I guess
Louis has enouGn stuff left to put
HIN away again.
Louis. down to o08 pounds. will
complete training with four rounds
today, four tomorrow and four We'd
neSday.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-23
v. Y. STOCKS

NFH YORK March - 1T s.. -
H,.Gc . cute, ;"ran!Cal advance today
Demand fo: railroad bonds featured ~.
- se' dealings. These maHei up T.,
:..-> = more than = points. SH1,c "al-
49, -, switching out @. stocks T.
t.a.> experts said. Most .aleaaa So. ~
rnoaassa..c "ere firm. A loss .. - =. -
g. . "cN lO wat 100 III Norfolk -
western save the average poo: S"aA-
ms
SEC. ISSUES ,vcre strong as re steel -.
Gu>t.. >Hu1c INTO what IS scheduled =.
o., Is 1.cgys; week in history n n-,pa.
a. >.eei .ngo;>. Copper shares were ~
sTa.. amounts and gold Min.n- .>>u,>
wee arr.es lfter their recent decline -
nov .ov> 'eve.>
A.ael Chemical gained points ara
lu.or C.rhllc Was firm aftcl making ii
rev ."s Dupont had a small re. Ia.n#
H.essu., -''ot on American Telephone ar
o'ae' -" pHced issues geEeta.% "ese
brt',.
o#.s ..,- preliminary closing >'n,& e>-
v'a-,>. I1'-,'..a. III 20 up - Pa - H:
o.. q. l,.,: !l.95 up .U5. and 10 s;ook>.
- = - IL
T., >;ocE ,Ncrangc reported IS a.
~. ~saa..uas - PSI 10 >sas"> aGa.a>.
u~ arase%Dnlta Of $50 noofos last Frua.
C.tr >'..E sales were $1,000 >'t.r
a-.."-' - "'" n tac previous ;'e-.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-23
Loo al
GIRL s
WIN

Charlotte Ca~c oud Betty
Lea Horton ID the Spartan
girI~' tennis team Ia Il 81
victor. over the Grossmont
, Girls aa the iocal courts Sat
."ast H. lu., 0eE ,Hcr nrst dou-
b.,- a.##.t tr oea4a a 4-4 deadlock
All, 4se i. r., Gengo hi4h school
N!-,.. = clos. N.a.
T.a V. one .aMau1tioM defeated
Y St.aW and {. Osborne, 6-4. O.
I.s M.sse, Ca-e and Horton also
Won taeir >!uales malchc, too. so in
az ,ues asc"agej .or three Of the
i've Sasrtan points
Results.
SM4le> Betty IeJ Horton oECp
dt Valrea ShrWm. a.. 6-3: Char
lo,'c Ca>e d1 Patff Garter. 6-3. g.;
Blanche Dillon &c dr. Catherine
Martini. s.. 6-3. Cerclia Osborn"
c. Of WMltrcd Anderson, 8-6 60;
Ruth Pierce q d. Edith Wcst.
-. 6-1. Martha IoJ Jones oG df.
G.auGDras LooueH, St. Go.
Doubles Bcttg Lea Horton and
Charlotte CASE - dl. Y. Shrum
aHG c. Osborne. NalIlyn Tison and
Blanche Dillon F. dt. c. Martini
aNc p. Partcr C.. 6-1; r Pearce
and u. L Jones C df Elaine
Plcmous and Martha Jeanne Jen-
sius. G-4. 81.
Coach George Eslina of Fl CentrO
said a return match may be sched-
Uled fer the near future.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-23

5o s-at..st The second squad OF the
C-l- Ha.g. Wa~ ..orJu-hlN sprln-
a.cc "..z .s-..uus s4d .'.AtE mem.
1T ca. "lM ,ae -. OF the series
-a..c- /. . n.ar-a o. >oTen runs
Sac:%aa. I'D SMGaE nosed out the
eCa~5 .saa. IS.
D-mE. D5.e>aGdaa. former Pa
GIo. az ien Memo C1abled 70
ciE,.. r. -#'..c Il a. a.-Nta inning
"a..E. L. score naa bee" kGottod,
3-3.
Tie Ps#s-~ vi 5.ea; camp mere
Tt.>os@ aac VII - III Sau DIEGO
Satv.daf a.c Snaa" Io" q TWO
game ,e!s- ~I'H H. CHlca2o HM'o
Sc~ yeto.e tie upe.ia- TIE Coast
,ea-ue -ea,au Oil Al. ,
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-23
CHICAGO GRAIN

-. ANf.. '..# H. a.'t.Ns s##
.#lt..>, .- - bears ur>s.tct .,...s-
-.a.. .-'4.e> tal.t uus I'.c> &c
s.. -. . ...at# t.,.s.
H#ea. ,.>,s T., cc.'> 81 h.>.y, .r>,r.
,.s 49, ,.. E. :. .-. uat> a.t B, g.
-, 90 .. a~5 Suyh,un >ol -,
nps>.>'rr' ..2,.a .>>.,n .a4>e GQ4.aa:.sa
t.... anr.'..,. >a1,r S.'p-.1S> selling sci
>.. bc..a ..:ase> Sharply laHc: uuoa'
"s.a->ess.ur ~smqathlC ScaHEE IN -
L...n p.:> . 92.ratel trading.
N1ca' 50ryt - tHc loves; levels >.t.#e
n,re~ea,. Ill ana u;scf grams W,sg
r,as re. ..s> lar this yrar. Trading ~
... -t=> PROCESS aaa..
Tne anro-necd increase IN the ollt,..z
pllcv a.. vo71maatly credit Corpora..# 3
cntr NGa.'"i 81 f.rmer tore tn corn ..=
tu.e> II. 49,, opening. but Quotations >.s-
pc. u@l,. l,rS.s:yn; hedge se..c-.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-23
L. 4. PRODUCE

- ANGELES. March - - Trui-
H. aa, +a.'.: good
Asna,aG.>. slightly wcatc. L."~o -
No.cD' and COLOSSAL 13- l5o es ir, ar
>eH.st .,-'s r. 9-11c ,as.#s and -.
ST.. --.. '.nokS tips and ,-.a'. 6--s
H..str. Vegetables: sigttis >':nug"' o.
,,.'..'s ari ..iIshes. firm oa -in-ar" t'a
auoat -'a.Gs others Pcr cra's bots -
d. s. -. ,a'rots : duI ! 10, 1u. ~r1a
s. asse.. .ur' = dog 7n-Aue sstar -
n.--o. g'rcr onions = dol - ~. lc,--
e. ... - -l~'ard DIV 5p-t'.' ir. -,#
q a.s eu->l radi>hcS SmaH l'' -
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'..s> 80 drL 5n-6Oc.
rtaa-.-.. weak cann"nba. ~. ''' ~
n. a.a'.r,. and JboS 23-,'s. saa -.-' ~
-.t.# in-5nr
C., ,... urak. pascal - = s'~ r-.sa
'... 5I-r- x IN oo-75,. oa.aao.. =.
-. asa,f> 3n-75c
L.''4ra. Slight Strorgr H. i.a,, r.
l...ta. H.t, I doz p % D Sol r.
,a. .o3so 75c
pa. arm pole san Deg ~. ,-.
G.anafy ic bush O>na't = - 49,.
o.. 70. Laguna So Crsa o.,, 49,.
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Tar1afo-s. sligsts -t'r-" a.'- .-'
= -. = IS 58-a. l6s - -- -
- 81
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-23
l.. 4. LIVESTOCK

los ANGEIEt Na"-0 = IT" F-I
cIal state markD; u,s.>
Cattle salahIr .H,ue >',... .r .-.t sap.
ply OF cows and aa#s ura..'#ea aaah
to - cents IoWts ar str,.> ara #.Hr'>
fcW common lo m,5#aa ~-rp.~ H#sl ~
,'uitcr To common = -. -''I ~'g,s> .r..
to 13 - medium - la'| .r#s=s ~.
1u lu-la 1a a.uufr - 500. .te> =.
~. frp 5U ,aEct.~ a.' ...t,> is -.
: ~. r7csar- tn caa. t..> " 11-ta -
Hogs >f.#ha ip". Nss >.ua, .ss >a.,
sicadt - 60 .,r'> ss,. 80 h#> ~
i -5-.4.s7 t5p t..- sspa t'.,-..#. >.a>
1-.l-b1
Sheep Sa.ane l5r. aaa-t ,:... En..
to choicc sa-au 10 >p.la- Ia~.a> Z. y ar,
lo.td sorted ~ bead - tH - >.#e sga'-
lnE> lo foe1.ur- - 80. w.o'a. s'r>
: y s.naa. >..n ese> l1. >a..e. er
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-23
BY GEORGE KIRKSEY

CLEARWATER. Fla, March %
CUPD-The Cleveland Indians have
lost much in the way of PLAYING
strength but seemingly have gained
that happy "one-fOr- all-and-all-for
-one" spirit they've been seeking
vainly for some 20 years under
managers from Iris speaker down
through the stormy regime OF Oscar
Witt.
Radical as it may have seemed
at the time of his appointment, ele-
vation of Lou Boudreau, 24-year-old
coliege-boy shortstOp. to the man
aeerial post nov looK; like the Wis
est decision the Cleveland front Of
flee has made in a decade or lOndcr.
Boudreau will 90 the Job Pckin-
paugh, Witt. ONcill Johnson. Nc
Allister and even Speaker failed to
60 A born leade. BOudrcau com
mandS respect and auth OritT.
There's an air about the Indians
they haven't had i'll years Even
the old malcontCnts have caught
the fever.
Very wisely, Boudreau has asso-
ciated with him two Vctcran
coaches. Burt ShottOn. former Col
umbus manager and one-timc pilot
of the Phillics. and Oscar Mclillo,
who served under Witt and who has
been rehired after one year out Of
baseball Mclillo is the fellow who
urged Witt 10 suspend every one
of the rebelling Cleveland players
after the 1910 inSWrcctiOn.
ATTITUDE ROSY
Rosy as are the attitude and de
pertinent of the Tribe, tie general
outlook is SomcWhd; bleak. The In
dams have lost Bob Icllcr. 25-pamc
winner, and outflcldCr Soup Camp
bell to tho service. They We eOld
catcher Rollie Hrm%IcY 10 the Red
and must do without Hal IrOakE
once the Tribes most potent alu2-
ser. who has re,ircd because of M
graine headaches. III addition, c.
Walker, one Of Clcve!aud's t4o
right handed hitting out-fic,der.
remains an adam&nt hOldOut.
The Indians tied the Tl2ers 70"
percentage. lowest for any Clcfc-
land team since 1923 AltnOueh Bou-
dreau hopes his club will play SEQ
or better ball he is nor cXpccfina
miracles He'd be satisfied to finish
fourth again.
Biggest problem coufronting the
dark, flashing-eyad Boudrcau is hia
I'll, 70 Ion y,y.1rt
ton of rockies. castofts and yet
Grams Who'ye seen better days Il
YOU can name the ace OF the Tribes
staff you are Ucttcr man than
BOudreau.
It might be ono Of lie two lcftics.
Al Milnar. who won 18 games IN
1910 but lost 10 last season. or the
canny AL Smith Again it might be
righthandcr Jim BagbF; veteran
Vernon Kennedy, picked up from
the Browns, or one Of the rCOkirS,
Earl Center or Charlie Embrcc from
Wilkes Barre or Ray poat who WGa
II games and famed 202 battprS
at Cedar Rapids last season. Or
there might not be an ace in the
whole deck.
OTHER POSSIBILITIES
Other pitching possibilities arc
Chubby Dean ana Tom Ferrick.
signed after the Athletics let them
go; Lefty Harry Elsenstat from last
years club; SouthpaW Joe Krakau-
SkaS. still trying TO get control.
Steve GrOmek from Flint. and Grady
Adkins from wilkes Barre Joe Hcy-
ing will be the relief man aided
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-23
TENNIS FOES
MEET TUESDAY

Tie CalcXico high scaool 'cnnie
match with Hoif"I.!r. originally
scheduled t2s SatYrGaf. March Il,
VIII be played at Ca.cXico TUc-d%
afternoon, Coach LINN Johnson OF
the Bulldog, aaC said Monday.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-23
LOCAL PRO TURNS
IN LOW SCORE IN
SAN DIEGO OPEN

John Turnac, Barbara Worth
country club pro turned in 73 to
tie with Bob Tyson San Diego
amateur. for best score turned in
Sunday in the pro-amateW San Di-
ego county open.
Turnac did not play Saturday.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-23
INTER.CLUB NET
DATE CHANGED

FL Centro- CaleXico match sched-
uled for Sunday was postponed till
next Sunday because of a miXup
in schedule The border club was
hosted by McXical club members
instead
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-23
/. 4. STOCKS

Los ANGELES. March p Up t.
.rk s.oWrt =. virtual standS'.I u" -
LIS Angeles stock exchange. A. = s.. ..
rcpo=t estimated volume ~ l.,7H >-a.a>
VIII t"u ~p eae down and :'r -
rr4nEed
TIE u,,. southern Pacae i up =
Un.ua OIL /. Gladd.aG-Ato8ran
A,7a>ce '1. d.on u5 R>aa a..
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-23
0m
othe,v
words
by JOHN CLINTON

"Snpllcl)otIy. |
said ought to
write a book
ON how to take
care ct autos
ifl wartime.
\ OF ono o
those dull vol
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-23
CENTRAL TRACK
MEET SCHEDULED

4 HC..e room TRACK meet Is on
m ca.,s.c.,: o, at..c'Ic cHeu.- at
I Core NH s...9o. .cr next
T.....s Cam 2 .o.-I Ha.s sad
- a=a.#.= on" I'm BOYS .ga@ tc'
.s...'- IL. r'!!Qc "a -es % par
'.r.,.'t
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-23
Barnes
Storn1iin9
by RAY BARNES

American tennis players is rather
limited and vice versa both club 90
the limit in making each other
feel at home. They succeed aa-
mirably.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-23
/. 4. GRAIN

L. ANGELES Calf. Marc - ''r
E...... -. wesi .... : .--.-i =
ba..,- ..-.. iypc -..- : -'.- tt
dHo \, = yeio cal S167:z a S1.721z
Mo = .yio { bulk = 81 -
-ee1 Gs'S ...................# s.. DOS. 80
Wlea: : sard or soft 81 SOL ec
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-23

How do you get One? Well, you
just drive into any Union Oil
station and say to the Union
Minute Man: Gimme copy of
John Clinfon'S III Wartime
ThriH Hint" and you get a
copy free, without charge, for
nothing and gratis.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-23
PADRES ENTER
LAST TRAINING

So Diego> Padres back in FL Centro Monday fo.
their > week ii spring training after absorbing double
dtr the hands of the Chicago Cubs squad in week
( -.s..-~ 1t Lane field.
Three runs Per game WAS the best the Padres could
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-23
Markets at a
Glance
MARKETS NJ a GLANCE
BY UNITED PRESS

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Wheat oHt &. ....- E n,~.. ##.n 90.
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Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-23
SPAnTANS HAVE
lNFIELD WORRIES

C.a. fa3 'HNHam Of II C"s'.p
t.-. ..## ". I'D lI- Spartan
L.. .'.. s#.a '.rf.. 'E'., - H.
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Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-23

The namc of Cleo Shans, former
valley amateur boxer, is once more
bcbbng up in news of the ring.
This time Shans. VINO has been de-
Scubed as a miniature Henry
Armstrong; '. appeared in the pre-
NmHafY bout of the RubinSon-Ru-
bio tlsht in Madison Square Car
Gen last Friday night
Since Cleo entered profess
Niunal ranks couple years ago
his rise had been Il steady one.
Only recently he scored an up
set win over Richard (YOung)
Polite in New Orleans go,
which probably more than any
thing else gave him share of
the limCIight in the Garden.
Unfortunately the BraWley boy
was overmatched in his Garden de-
but. He went up against Fred Arch
cl. whose longer reach and three
&ud-a- pound weight advant-
age enabled him To keep ShanS at
a distance while he piled up enough
points To take the cight-round bout
by decision
Cleo fought in his customary
bruising way, Furnishing Archer
with hard body blows, but he
was unable to tab his opponents
chin often enough.
Probably the next time we heal
OF Cleo he will be in the coveted
spot in the main event of the Gar
CCn. Hope 50 anyway,
Wish to commend the file spirit
of rivalry built up between the Ca
lcXico and McXicali tennis clubs.
The TWO clubs have frequent cX-
change matches on both sides of the
border and really get to know each
other Although the Spanish of the
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-23

umcs oL sluII cvcrybodY knows
already, but a Lively book full OF
the real loW-down.
"It ought TO contoin tricks used
by taxi and truck drivers, and
the things Union Oil Minute Men
find out in their daily servicing
of almost every kind of outo
under the sun. a book like that
would go like hot cokes. Some
body ought TO write i'll"
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-23
/. Il POI LTRl'

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Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-23

The book will
rcaIIy l1cIpyou
gel more SCTN'-
ioc and longer
mileage out OF
your car; and
it Won t put
You to sleep.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-23
NJ ARK KETS


Farm markets generally
opened
and butterfat unchangcd
from los produce
cabbage
and othC comm about stead,
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-23
{ ARTHIif Els Tor
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Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-23
LOCAL BUTTERF4T
L. 4. B.4.\hS

Los ANGELES. Gu. Mao. - 'tP4
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Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-23

"OK.' said
the boss, gOii
write it, That
ought to teach
me to keep my
big m oIIth
shut. But ! did
writctllc book.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-23

And even ii | do say 80, it isn't
bad. It's in , coIor,, - pages,
complete with pictures and car
toOnS,
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-23

rs even got my picture on the
cover Uusf TO scare young
stersll. And il contains every
drop of information could
squeeze OUT of Union Oil Minute
Men, faxi and truck drivers and
even racing drivers. And finally,
IFS written in my own night
sehooI-eIossie English.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-23
OTHER POSSIBILITIES

Other pitching possibilities arc
Chubby Dean and Tom Ferrck.
signed after the Athletics let them
go, Lefty Harry Elserstat from last
years club; Southpaw Joe Krakau-
skas. still trying to get contro..
Steve GrOmek from Flint. and Grady
Adkins from wilkes Barre. Joe Hcy-
ing will be the relief man aided
Evening star., 1942-06-11
Jewish Army Unit Chief
Calls for Separate Force

Jewish peoples all over the world
want a united army to fight the
Axis. Peter H. Bergson, national
director of the Committee for a
Jewish Army. declared yesterday
during press conference at 2317
Fifteenth street NV.
He noted there are 100000 Jews
In the Near East to form the nucleus
for an army. Though subordinate
to the British the Palestinians have
contributed much to the war effort
said Mr.. Bergson, estimating that 20
per cent of the Jews in the British
Army were combat troops.
However, he called for an inde-
pendent Jewish group to fight under
the flag of Palestine. He said there
were many Jews who would like to
fight under the banner of their
faith.
native of Southeast Russia, Mr..
Bergson went to Palestine at an
early age and resided there for more
than 20 years. He has been here
more than year in connection with
the committee work.
Evening star., 1942-06-11
Man Loses Both Feet
Trying to Board Train

Wheels of a Baltimore & Ohio
train amputated both feet of Albert
Gene Cunningham. 30 of Joliet,
Ill. as he attempted to jump aboard
In Riverdale, Md, last night, police
reported.
Twelve hours later the victim was
still alive. in critical condition, at
Emergency Hospital, where he was
brought by the Bladensburg rescue
SQUAD.