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Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-09
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Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-09
UNKNOWN FLYER
wins SKI TITLE

DULUTH, MINI, Fob. . Up
A Norwegian aNlat.' N-4a renamed
anonymous to protect his family
in Norway. won The cl1,~ a t.tlr
Sunday in the national shl meet.
The winner, competing lMdc. hi,
given name. Ola, alone with Fred
erick and SiglWd, tWo buddics from
the Norwegian aviator camp a.
Toronto, Ont. defeated the de
Tending champion. Tor4cr Toxic
despite his longer leap
Showing superior form ON Jump,
OF 1871 and 1870 feet, Ola scorel
23012 points. Ar Dcylin, Lax,
Placid, N Y. finished second Witl
228.15 point, and Toxic was thirt
with 2279 points. ToklcS FIRST jlml
-l9l fcct-Was the longest of tn,
day
Max F. Ren'ch. Minneapolis. cap.
turcd the cia; & title with 2lG
points ON leap- Of 100 and 17@ feet
James Lawson. ishpCmina Mich
lunner-up, lumrer 18i and l80 fccl
for 216.6 points, and Walter Mel
son. Bcloit. Wis. WAS third with
2C9.95 points on leaps o. III anC
l6J feet.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-09
Jap Plane Carrier
Nears Australia

MELBOURNE, Feb. 9. erP' -
Authorized dispatches reported tc-
day that a japanese aircraft car
rier had been sighted SON" imd-
rods Of miles north OF Darwin the
chief army and AZ basc m The
northern Australian cnas'. and Vas
moving toward the po!t
Darwin had 'hroc-.ngf uI raid
alarm yesterday, il tura Of ,hc
war, and fighter planes "cu' up in
search of raiders The retained in
&c minutes without having sighted
japanese planes.
Dispatches said tha, Darwin
greeted the W1iauo ot ar raid
ircns and thc Indication If a
japanese attack. with enthusiasm
rather than anxiety. Thc I-hter
planes also ranged during the
week over the Solomon islands
northeast Of Australia across the
Coral sea, and bombs wcrc drop
ped at Samarai, in the Papuon area
Of New Guinea.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-09
THE . Ay'S
SPORTS PARADE

stands six feet hieh. he eats no
special feed and follows no special
training diet, vel he will tell you1
flatly that he hasn't approachcd'
his peak and viii go on trying.
He says that without braggadicio.
because he is shy 10y and net
one given to loose talk. If he had
reached his peak he explains rcas-
ouably, he would quit Eaultm2 std
concentrate on teaching and
coachiug Which makes sense any
way you REGARD II But that is the
Warmcrdam philosophy in an egg
shell; don't waste time talking
60 do it,
A nice boy. this Wafmnrdam He
is the Sorl of by lou would find
on the ba a~krtbaI team at Notrc
Dame. Southern California or Long
Island thin, supple and graceful
in his movements. Only one thing
about HIM made mr curious, and it
probably has madc YOU curious
tCo. that is. how does he feel when
he knows he must tail - feet, or
about two stories.
That's easy ne say fIc just
never gives it fhou.hi
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-09
TEAMS SPLIT
DOUBLEB BILL

Coach Raleigh Holt started his
second string against Grossmont
and the" were able to hold their
own, Hill. I'll halftime In the Sec
ond halt the F. Centro coach seat
in his first string and when tn
whistle blew ending the half score
vas 1928. In the first oYertimo
each team scored four points to
keep It even.
In the Arab-Cal Poly fracas, JACK
Fox. Fl Centre center. again lei
scoring for his team. making II
points. Jack Suttle, Arab guard.
rang UP Is points. Leonard Woolse}
Poly center, made 10 and McKcndr".
a forward, made IL.
Saturdays win was The second
IN row for the Arabs over Pot',
having won a game Friday night
40-3l. over the same squad
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-09
LEAGUE LEADING
INDIANS T0FACE
CALIFORNIA
San FRANCISCO. Feb. 9 c

San FRANCISCO. Feb. 9 up
-S1an.ord5 Indians. leading the
~0ufhcrn section of the Pacific
CGgSt Conference BY the narrOWcst
ot margins. face CaliforniaS Bears
Friday night in the only confer
,ace basketball game Of the week
IN thI5 area
Stanford. after beating the sec
und-placc Southern California TrO-
ans Frida; night, "err trimmed
Saturday night Tor t!e!r first de-
!caf in IA starts California and
LCLA also split i pair
LAY this week sends Santa Clara
duG ST Mary's into action at civic
4gdItorium tomorrow night as the
ulpltcap 70 the USF-San Jose State
zane
FRIDAY night Santa Clara enter
tams College Of Pacific while Ne
yada visits San Francisco State. St
Marys meets California A2gies at
DAVIS
SATURDAY. night CSF meets Call
lolsIa Al Berkeley Wnl,c Stanford
rh'cstdins the Athens club ST
Slatc and Nevada meet again and
s. Marys plays a return cnggc-
MCut with California Aggies
Washington State has a half
rame .cad in the northern division
race over Washington and Oregon
S.ate. who are TIED for second.
Scores of Saturday night games
.ac!nacd I 8 c 27 Standard q
CCIA %. California q. USF 80.
Ncraaa 81. san Diego State 81
.leeuo 81: Modesto IS Salinas %.
Washington State 54. Washington
-. OREGON State 30. oregon 80;
Cclirsc o. Pacafic 20. Cal. Aggica
e. san Mateo 40. Santa Rosa 2G.
.Ialln as YuDa Is Rcdlands 81
Lai Tech "a, Whittier 48. Pomona
-
Sacramento j {. 81, Placer J
T. d
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-09

but one hit. Ortr2a. Who relieved
Beechey in the fifth. allowed seven
hits The Merchants cot II hits off
Suttle. including a homcwn Lr
Harry McGowau third baaeman.
in the first inning MCGOWAN mai"
two hits in four trips To the plat"
and Louis Solano OF the Merchants
duplicated his feat Chalupnik OF
Brawlcy led the nitin4 ON his team.
getting three for five.
Junior Brock. aeilc second sackcr.
was the hitting star for the Red
birds. getting three hts in fl"
times up. Bill Payne and Norman
Sharp each hit 800 for Fl Centre,
with two Tor -four
Ted Smyer. former Eigh school
player from Ell CenUo. tieldcd PEI
fectly In the eiehth mining he
caught three lone flies polcd into
left field by the Merchants to re-
tire the team Sins.cn2ndcd
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-09
TEAMS MEET IN
COMMERCIAL PLAY

The schedule for commercial bas-
ketball teams pits HOltyille against
the RAF team and McXicali against
FL Centre Monday night. On Tues
day night in the FL Centre gymna-
Sium. Holtyillc is supposed to play
Central Junior college while NcXi-
cali goes AGAINST TIC RAE.
Up to now games have had 70
be postponed between several Of tnc
teams for various reasons. The Fl
Centre town team is leading tn,
pack. having won ali games played.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-09
l.. A. STOCKS

IDS ANGELES. Foo O - I|0"1
~, news from Singapore araa' p' F.
I.e'c,n fronts brouGh' slump d. i~.as-
o.. the Los Angeles stock c>s.as~. -
aa&.
Ten issues dropped. naar "eae up ar.
&c we're unchanged Volume appr"sI-
,...itd / 900 shares ln cary ''ae.r-.
Tie list: Pacific Finance 1o d7.a
E. Roberts Public Markets = gn,.aEg-
81. Tiansa,ncrIca ! down = Pacific Ca
29 down :. new low. sigma Oh - -
r..aagcd: AnIon OIL IL down Z. "c.-
In"ton o. dD"n =. Nc" I9". k.t1-
tiIcal Products y. unchanged Gencta.
No'ors -. do"n 3: G,adGlns-Mo Ben
=, down J.. ne, .pHs Mcnasrp l.o5
upFn O5. R:aE 40" nu"E e..
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-09
CHIC.1GO GRAINS

ttlCAGO Fsh. @" .G.a.r q.
49, Suffered .nu,.c: minor >riba,l ~
d.. tai C.:szea Prices io TIE .a.4s>.
3sN,.> IL a5ou' moEts before ne -,.Hk-
e ,uUEd ucN support
f.'~.e> "o.ked a Ehe. IN tn, an4.
. G'eS u' .aad,nE 80 close ra,aaNNfs
.9cru.d.. Wee: finished unchanged ~
a. g., Corr ~ g.. L. - Oats uNraans.
q 90 81 e r. ap :. ~ =, and Su< .
beans ~. g. "a ug f.,
jIccs started upNa;a at the opening
al reports thai the congressional! iaan,
h.ocf would atcmpt to prevent sales a..
coNernmcut-oHnedC commodities fur t.r
purpose o. holding prices back Buying
interest soon d"indlcd. however. ana ~
,ugc> slipped III aull trading
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-09

da. 10 .hc Redbwds. tie Stars fell
back mo stride With The pounding
they handed tie Merchants. Last
weeks defeat dropped the Stars into
second place behind the Hcbcr teal
bat cancellation OF the Hcbcr- MeXi-
cau same Sunday thew them back
mto deadlock with Hcber. Both
teams have Won siX games and lost
one
Rlul AIeua,. veteran hurler, went
he distance for the Stars, pitching
thc full nine innings.
IN FRONT EARLY
In the RcdbTd -ume. Jack Suttle.
pltching for the Fl Centre team, was
credited with 10 suIkeouts but Bird
errors and timely hitting by Braw-
ley batters e.. Die ,ae Merchants
to go out in front early and stay
there all the game
Eddie Beechcr. who is player
manager OF the Merchants pitched
the first four innings and gave up
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-09
l.. 4. LIVESTOCK

Los ANGELES. Fen g. lUP, F..
es4i- State market news
Cattle Salablc 1900. rather >lu.,. lat.
1eN steady; common 10 medium Sicc.,
1a7--I2 ~. good held a. T.: medium +.
good he.fcrs. 1o-75-lI.75. common dol, 9
= q; common to medium COWS ) 80 81
ieN =. medium to good bulls 9.5u-1o. =.
pll held al 10: Gamers and cutters g. -.
common 10 medium feeders 9.5o-lI 81
YES saiablc 6to Slo,N. steady. c"0-Cr
Nca.crS to 1850: common to choice ca
scS 10-I3.50
Hogs SaIaulc 200. strong 20 - .,hc..
foF Is -: bulk medium to choice Ia
- TO- - Sob. odd 80 ID Il -. med-
.l:a to choice sowS 1o.5o-11 =.
>accp sa!able 800 S.ow. ewes S;eadz
~ 'ambS solid. common 90 Enoa vrp.rd
s.e> 5.eo-7.75. sorted > - ~ pc: cent
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-09
BurneS S
Storn1iing
by RAY BARNES

How much do Vallcyitcs know
about the Pittsburgh Pirates, the
National league baseball team that
will arrive in FL CentrO the latter
part Of February for spring train
M season.
Well. from t.flc 40 time we're
gcing To Slip in fact or two
about the Pirates so that by the
time they roll into town, read
crS will k.JW as much about
"El Ccntro'S" ica.n as does the
bat boy or star outficlder, Bob
Elliott.
Did you know that the Bucan-
ecr, are one of the oldest teams
IN the lcaaue. having entered in
1917? Well they did. and since tia;
tlmc they've Jared pretty we'll f..
Themselves. In lGi1 games pls I
Wlth the champIu!. BrooNlNa =.
CTS through the Years tae PA
havc won 50. and lest 512. r."
great margin but nevertheless 81
the positive So instead di lhf
negative
Don't shake your had ana groWl.
So what, mister. We doWn here
have oct to show the Pirates that
we want them and are Interested
IN them and learning the pa,ic-
nlarS about the team is Just as soed
Il way Of starting as any.
Meanwhile, the city of FL
Centre continues building on
the new dressing quarters for
the team. Construction is well
underway and should easily be
finished by the 2ith, when the
first batch OF players is schcd-
ulcd to arrive.
Accommodations. including showers
Icr 80 players will be assured
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-09
Correction

TAr +. Caltro polce Dloru 'lcI@-
~ tGc Hroa2 Ke!icDer .a3t @cac.
wien P1sl-Prcas reporter Ought
the inst name Of the KolcLct boz
#uo lo.ucd tnr nagy and came b4c:
to caal.onec himself somr cop.
Ihe PD.,-Prcss stD,s ot t.c at-
1mr ad j. ~as r." Keacung. DR.
ne M1taer II tar Kc.rurr oo,.
aao Ray = only lC rcar- Of aar,
anc j, cogiGA, LaFc 1cra RAJ
IL clg Challenge. -. TMo'n>
Kclicner.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-09

e Cenro junior colleges Ard
Basketball team made i two in 4
roV ove@ Cal Poly Win a 1873
vi and T. Centre h,-A school drop
eG -a:4e 20 GroSsmc.t high. 29-21.
N TWO overtime periods in eameS
played in .ae E Centre gym Satur-
das aI-ilt.
TIE Gro smoa.-E, Centro tilt va,
probably the most exciting Of an"
II - y5..er this season as it was
no. zo'..ed ur,.i WucbDer. center
for rHc coa-- team. sank fled
-oa. III 'He second overtime
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-09
ANS CLAIMS VITAL
SINGAPORE VICTORIES

ROME, Feb. Q cUP Official
Italian radio recorded by UP m
London'-Tokyo dispatches today
reported that Japanese forces on
Singapore island have captured lin"
Royal Air Force airdromc at Tcn,l
a gasoline dump near KranIi aua
the military wireless station
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-09
l.. /. POJ JLTRI'

t'~ ANGLES FsH .-H
'i''> HtC"orrs 81. r. ..t Hos
t'.> IrS. - uNrr = 'r 1t> a
r'rrN. I'c &C. It's .HrI ID +,
Hens. voIorri. j 10 > in>. III
Hens, colored over 5 \ lbs 4 UP "a
Rr"tlers. =, & up l.. lbs. 81. l.
Brothers over IL and up To -. u
Flyers, Leg. vore - 70 ) lbs. l6
Fryers, colored, II to 81 lbs %
Flyers. colored over So TO A.. 81
EoaStors, colorcd over A. lbs a,
CID Ducks. NHto Feh.a oS
Young Tom Turkeys - ID up -,
Young Tom Turkeys l4-22 10 up -,
Young Hon Turkeys lu-up .... -,
Old Leigh ornc BOOSTERS ........ oSt
Durkllngs, Pekin over lbs. .-. 70,
cid Eas>irr> Or.uruI -.
S;aC> Ca+1tr4 H..
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-09
VETERAN CAPTURES WESTERN OPEN

Z, and Dick Nctl OF OAK Park. nj
288-Tony PcnNa of Dayton, O.
Bon Hoean Of Hershey Pa Joe
TUnesa of Ions Island. John Per
clli of Lake Tahoe, Elmer Reed of
Nashua. N. Y and Jimmy Dem
arct of Detroit
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-09
l.. 4. GRAIN

Los ANGELES. FEB . rvr.
Barley No. ! west SlS7's ~ ~ W
Barley malt type .. Sl.92'g II s. l.:
Milo Eo. > yclo Cal Sl.67'. a Sl.7a'-
Milo Ne. > yelo T. bulk Sl.45 a SI.5o
Feed Oats .... s. ~. - 10
Wheat. Nc. / hard or soft $I."5-2.oo
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-09
Sheriff. Posse
Dimes on Moose

The Imperial County Sheut! s
Posse dined on barbecued mOose
meat Sunday after u horseback
ride across the desert in the area
east Of the Magnolia canal.
Reed Wilkinson and Bill Corr
Snol the moose IN Wyoming auG
kept it for the posse feed SUNDAY
They barbecued tie meat all nigh,
and served it Gunoay along VIII
other yiandS from Andy PreDlc :
n!OderHized cook wagon
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-09
Markets at a
Glance
BY UNITED PRrSS

Stocks IpE,,' lnd Quc'
Rord> iaac,. L s goNeumoa'> ir.re-
Ila
Grub stock urres'ar.y ianc;
S,'cr unchIuEr# .r NrN York
Cotton up as muga as - cents al ha.,
Wheat unchanged to Of cent Cua
~ Ia to =.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-09
BASEBALL LEAD
IN TIE AGAIN

Nm OrIz Al Suns bounced night back into IL Tor
first place in the winter baseball league Sunday with -
win over the BraWey Merchants while the. FL Centre
Redbrs down before the Brawey Eassidc %
After dropping their first game in loop play last sun
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-09
MARKETS
BAROMETER

BAROMETER
Farm markets greeted tho
tembcr
boosted
with L. No alfalfa
Los Angeles generally were slightly
weaker, however. showed a tender
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-09
REST MARK

BEST MANN
His best mark is Is feet, five and
three -fourths inches. and it was
the fulfillmcnt cf a lifetime dream.
Corny for many years swung the
shot to develop his arm, competed
in dashcs to increase his speed
and hurdled to acquire the knacE
of conqucring obstacles. All the
while he vaultcd incessantly.
strangely, he never bettcrcd IA fee,
SIX inches while practicing.
He needed the thrill of compcti-
ton to put him where he is to-
day-Somc six inches above the
next best vaultcr in all world his
tory. He weighs l68 pounds, he
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-09
WAR Toll.

The War certainly aas lakcn its
tell Of Fl Cnro Junior college
football players. or The Is sup
posed to receive letters in recon
school assembly. six Werr uas pres
ont because lhcy bad dropped
school To enter n brauci ot the
service or 4o into defense work.
Two of the ba1s are III the Army.
Cac III the Murine corps, one IN
the Navy. on" in construction work
IN Hawaii and ouc IN am arplanc
factory on the coast
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-09
FOURTEENTH TINE

In doing this, he proved one"
AGAIN he is farther ahead of the
times than Buck Rogers rocket
snip. The vault was the 14th-Onc
Was an cXhibition-on which he has
toprrd the l5-foot mark, a ceiling
considered unattainablc two years
ago. How he docs it I don't know,
even after talking to him, but take
il from me his work is no flukc'
Warmcrdam is the most Spectacu-
lar individual in track and field
today and he has been working to-
ward his goal for Is years, or since
be was II. He could only vault eight
feet then. but before he left Pied
mont, Calf, high, he had done
y feet and by the time he was
graduated from Fresno state college
he had reached IA feet, seven and
fiVc-cighths inches.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-09
DELAYED ACTION

Mike DoWd and y J. lamont,
two Barbara Worth golfers, arc firm
believers III that old maxim bet
ter late than never" DoWd won
match over LaMont this week
which made hm champion ot the
fourth flight i'll the club tourney
of las %car ], seems ne lwo
fellows could never sct together
to play off the final match until
the other day and the uophy was
held until DoWd claimed 1t.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-09
RIVERA LEADS

AIcH Rivera ii the CaONr9 hinh
school team is nt1bahlH cle "a, the
les llshe.Aau pl2Ncl rgtl - rl',
~ .,luy sc.nH III" Bsl.dog,
sas. tls#s Ca'g i've play 4
-. vi a- b.. - ...,.ise. BY
-. tal Eaduu- ID good
4eouua EH,w la- madr ~ points
IN seven leaoUo eamcs HIS l3-poinJ
Per game aFr.8se place. hlm we'll
ahead Of his nearest u}M lei high
point hGnus
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-09
LOCAL BUTTERFAT

!. Butte
& Jde 4 Cream -
Manufacturing MIX
i.a-'t gathered f.,#'a -
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-09
BY JACK GUENTHER

NEW YORK, Feb. 9, CUP'--Thc
daring young man cn the flying
trapcze was quite a remarkable
fellow and my admiration of Carl
baldi. the human cannonball, al
ways has been intense. But today
I'm putting the two of the behind
me. I've finally realized they are
lust couple of bush league pikcrS.
AT long last I've seen Cornelius
Watmcrdam.
Warmcrdam doesn't swing from a
arapCZc and he isn't shot from a
gun, but he floats through the
ir with a skill and ease that makes
Yeryone who has gone before him
'ook like a eold-platCd sucker.
Technically. he is pole vaultcr.
Actually he is part bird, part pur-
nit ship, part high diver - and
"holly a creature of another world
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-09
l.. i. BANKS

Los ANGELES. Feb :" ,yPt
Bid Asked
IransamcrICa ......... ........... ..... il.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-09
BY WILLIAM McMENAMIN

r. IlldIl Dbl IlOll. o. tstl -Olu W.
eran o fthc pro-gOlf circuit. held
lie western open golf champion
slip today after a sensational fin
n round which overcome carly
,eadS of several OF the nations
foremost golfers.
4 professional for i years and
"a followers of the winter pro swing
~'ncc 1929 Barron uailcd ono to
,hrce strokes as the field teed off
far the last round, but fired a
LH>tering 81 which Wiltcd all his
opposition.
PICARD SECOND
Parron won 81 0c0 OF total purses
~ s 600 for his victory Henry Pic
ard of Oklahoma City. Okla. for
mcr Professional Golfer Associa-
ion and Masters Tournament
Champion. was second, winning
500. and f J CDutch) Harrison
Of Chicago won $500 for third.
Barron started the final round
with a birdie four, took par on the
second, third and fourth, a birdie
On the fifth with a 25-foot putt,
par on the sixth and seventh, a
birdie on eighth and birdie on
TIE ninth for 50 going out. four
Under par Coming in he mixed
couple of brides with bOgics for
rar 3G. His cards for the - holes
vas 138-71-67 -276
Picard's 72-hole card was 1850
T. 10, and Ha1ision'5 137-72-70
279 Harrison was seriously IN
the running tor the title with but
nine holes to play Then he hit out
OF bounds ON the l4th, pitched into
& trap and took a six
LITTLE CARDS 281
Herman Kci5cr of Akron O.,
leader at the end of 36 holes. won
fourth place and S4O0 with a card
OF l34-72-72 -280 Lawson Little of
san Francisco. former National
Open and Amateur Champion, was
nth with l39-69-73 Psi winning
$3.50
Low amateur was Dappcr john
ny Dawson of Hollywood, a sport
ing goods salesman and winner of
the Bing Crosby tourney a week
ago. He toured the 70 holes in 1856
T2-74-282 He bad to pass up sixth
place money of $500. and the purse
vas added to seventh place win
ning and divided by Lloyd Man
6rum Of Chicago and Ray Man
grum Of Los Angeles. who split
$500 for cards Of 283
Horton Smith of Pinchurst N
C. split $3.50, eighth and ninth,
With Chandler Harper of Ports
mouth, Va They had 284s At 285
were Harry Cooper of Minncap-
oils. Joe Brown of DeS Moincs, Ed
Dudley Of Colorado Springs and
X. Laftoon of Miami Okla
Other ScO.-5 Included
73-Denncy Shutc OF Chicago
Sam Byrd of Ardmorc, Pa, Chick
Farbert Of Battle Greek, Mich.
Paul Runyan of White Plains, N
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-09
NEW INDOOR RECORD

l saw Warmcrdam for the first
inc at the MiliroSc games. He
was stamping his heel prints on the
ceiling and cataulting is his Strinl
Eean body TO 4 new world indoor
record of IL feet. three CiGhthS
II an inch. He put ON truly in
arcdblc show. the best I've wit
ncsScd since the night Man Noun
5ain Dean threw himself with his
own leg lock
The experts say Vaulting is a
paStimc requiring complete prcci-
sion, SynCrhonizati0n and conccn-
tratiCn. Yet. this man Warmerdam
tced off in Madison Square Garden
With a strange set of poles while
guns banged, runners hammered
around the track and every cam
era ficnd in greater New York pop
ped flash bulbs WarmCdam never
even blnkcd
He cleared l3 feet, then II feet.
Tho bar was lifted to new i'll
door record Of II feet. eight inches.
He stepped the distance, hustled
down thc runway and went ever the
top like a ice DiMa2gio home run.
Th"n the standard was raised to
a fraction over Is feet, a mark no
other man had reached bcrOtc
Corn made it on the first try Just
ike that-pcf.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-09
NPLS. FLAX FUTURES

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Evening star., 1942-08-06
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Evening star., 1942-08-06
Survivor Of Tragedy
On Lake Is Found;
Af|oat 7334 Hours
Woter-Loeeed Life Joeket
Saves Second Of l3 on
ln-Foted Fishing Cruise

Ry the Associated Press.
STANDISH, Mich, Aug. 6.-An-
other dramatic chapter in the
Great Lakes latest story of ship
wreck and drownings unfolded to-
day after the rescue of second sur
vivor from the tragic Sunday fish
ing cruise of 13 persons on Saginaw
Bay.
Coast Guardsmen patroling the
bay for victims bodies pulled Abra-
ham La Bean, 32-year-old Bay City
welder, from the water at 3:25 pm.
yesterdays rescue that bordered
on the miraculous, the Guardsmen
said. since he had been in the water
1914 hours.
Jacket Water-LOgged.
A life jacket so water-logged that
it weighed approximately so pounds
when Mr.. La Bean was rescued,
had kept the husky, 6-footer af1oat
for three days and three nights from
the time the fishing party's cruiser
struck a rocky reef and foundered.
Weary and badly burned by the
sun on his back and shoulders, Mr.
La Bean still was capable of an at