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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05
Need Special Cutting

Clothing men point out the dif-
ference in cutting the cuffleSS and
euffed trouser. The euffed trouser
is cut straight across at the pant
leg bottom, while the cufflesS
trouSer is cut high on the instep
and tapers down in back. requiring
a heeistay Of sifesia which prevents
fraylng.
The government order states
that trousers with any wool con-
tent at all cannot be cuffed. the
ruling applying also to Palm Beach
suits. Because of this there is a
belief that the linen suit may
stage a comeback because, cuffs
would be permitted on il. The
Palm Beach had replaced the linen
suit, because the latter wrinkled
quite easily. 1t is estimated that a
linen coat and trousers would re-
tail for about $50. Cotton and
rayon Stacks can likewise have
cuffs.
Although trousers m d @ with
cuffs at factories before March
30, or in process of manufacture
before that date. can be sold If
they are of correct length. the
cuffs must be removed if any al
iteration is necessary.
General opinion of the clothing
men is that most people do not
know how 10 wear two-trouSer
suits. Instead of alternating by
wearing each pair OF trousers,
they put one away and when the
other has worn out they put the
stored pair on only 10 find it does
not match the faded coat and vest
or, in some cases. has been well
perforated nv moths.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05
Gar Wood Elects
; Vice Presidents

Garfield A. Wood. president,
Gar Wood Industries, Inc. an
nounces that the following man
ayers have been elected vice
presidents of their divisions: w. H..
Hammond, sales manager of the
hoist. body and tank divisions and
director of branches: j. b. Halle,
general manager of the road ma
chinery division; G. f. Robinson,
manager of the winch division.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05
Brokers Loans
Rise Slightly

NEW YORK, April 4.-Loans TO
brokers and dealers in the week
ending April totaled 1921, 0OO000
up S5.000,000 from the previous
week and a decrease of $79,000,000
from the like week a year ago.
Other loans for purpose of pur-
chasing or carrying securities
amounted to $147000,00O, down
S1OOO.OOO.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05
Hits Death Sentence

Likewise, the SEC should be
u t h orizcd by Congress to
suspend death sentences against
public utility holding companies
until after the war time power
shortage has been met. Like
wise arbitrary tax rules affect
ing depletion and other matters.
which rctard production of vital
materials, should be rc-inter-
prctcd in light of the emergency.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05
Market Moves
.Irregu|drIy in
Quiet Dealings
Special Issues Range
From 3-Point Gains
10 5-Point Losses
BY ELMER G. Waller

NEW YORK. April 4 CUP).-
Prices moved irregularly in light
volume as trading was resumed on
tho stock market today after the
Good Friday holiday.
Leading ISSUES were fractiorally
changed while special issues
ranged from gains of more than
3 points 10 losses OF more than
> points. LoW-prlced issues, Libby,
Mcneil & Libby and Nash-kel-
Vnator. featured in volume The
former gained = point, while the
latter held unchanged.
Stecls rcceded small amounts.
Operations for the steel industry
are expected 10 hold around
record proportions. Copper shares
were steady TO slightly easier.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05
Always Managed

Didn,1-nlr- wives manage 20
maintain comfortable homes with
out m hanical rcfrigoratorS.
washing and ironing machines,
vacuum cleaners. electric toast
eI.S-ana- li4eeiitifift,5f4li sf5t1tttt-
anCCS2
Rubber goods were Tow a genera
ton ago. Aluminium pots and pans
have come into vogue only IN re-
cent times. Didn't We also do
without oll burning furnaces
Consumption OF sugar until
few decades ago wasn't onc-two-
three with what II is today. Ditto
tea.
tho looming restriction ~
putting up food and other things
in cans likely 10 impose any real
hardShipS upon us? "PackagluE"
of beWIlderIng variety Of things
for the home IS modern develop
mcnt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05
Quarterly Payment
By Kroger Grocery

CINCINNATI, April 4.-Kroger
Grocery and Baking Company has
declared the regular quarterly divi-
dend OF 80 cents on the common
payable June l. 10 stockholders of
record May s.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05
Substitutes by Science

What though silk dresses silk
stockings and other silk apparel
pass out Of the picture? Has not
science created satisfactory sub
stitutcS? Nor viii War-horn scare
ity OF wool prevent our being able
to clothC ourselves warmly.
This is a most Cou~olluc, in~pir-
ing fact; The people al Britain
never were as healthy as they
have been since subjected 10 "a
tioning The records prove I3at.
food consumption an prc-War days
was overdonc. that elimination or
limiting of luNurAc- and restriction
OF sugar. meat and other food has
been distinctly beneficial
We face np such cHtailmCuf ~
foOdStuitS hCrc-U ~ tnCouccivahle
that Americans will have 10 be re-
StrICted 10 one cgg a week or
similar CuftaIlnCnt Of milk.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05

Iarbor by this writer in his
column and also in a series of
pu blic addresses around the
country. For example. before
the midwintcr meeting OF the
Ohio Bankers Association at
Columbus, O., on Line ln'S
Birthday. this writer pointed
out:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05
Freezing of Antitrust
Suits in War Praised
Writer Also Urges U. S. Drop Death
Sentence Against Utility Firms
BY MERRYLE STANLEY RUKEYSER
International News Service Economic Commentator

Although representative democacieS slower moving than
relationships they have the advantage public discussion
which leads to correction of mistakes.
Perhaps the pcSSimiStS taking short a
Desiring the the administration S re-eXaminng
policies disposition changes
necessary
wisely approved nter-depamenta decision drop pending
litigation, which might production
I Lnc win Lccnmm.nda lions made Eearl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05
A uto Group Dull

Automobile issues were duh
with prices steady to off slightly.
Tire issues registered little change.
Low priced motors were again the
more active lIupp equalcd It's
high and then caScd a shade
Hudson made a small gain Rail
road issues were easier on average.
Utilities were mixed, with wide
changes in a few preferred stocks.
Chemicals gained under the leader
ship of Du popt, which rose
nearly a point.
Wide losers included General
Gable preferred S4'2, off ST.
Jewel Tea preferred 95 off 5l2;
S4gaR-PHefeeFea- Ss
off 25s: Nest Penn Electric a
AZ, off ,; Republic Steel preferred
"a SOL, off Ia; Ccrtain-teed pre-
Iferrcd 25a4, Oft Ia: WcStVaco
Chlorine preferred. t63 "a, of l a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05
The Business Front
John E. Murphy-He Took Hupp
Into the Black in Three Months
With NARD SCHULTZ
Detroit Times Financial Editor

~ KITTEN months John Murphy took Over INC rClnS
49, Of d1ht-udccu company which lacked even product
~ to sf- p,3, shown -,, r., more than n d,.ad, and
It's assets had alternately 'UIked and washed
warning fought control of once lucrative business
| il Hupp Motor Car COMPANY o b.ilo'.
end OF ls-9 iiJpp OF The more WoIihl' or INC
independents had claEod profit of ncN N1Uj-
IN than >N3VVIulO IN
tAu-&car urnlt az 81. t4L4t4+
In iupp surplus OF
100000 which included SToooo0O cash and United States
didn't bank loans MS plants were
free and there SSo"eoo worth ot mycnoroS
en- and bonds
ceeds Of 100000 stock used
company owed The RI about 100000 and had $oo0 IN
| accounts payable.
In thar disastrous DECADE the IIaQp Motor Car C3nP4n had
DUBOIS Young Charles j
William ! AcAnetuA Arcl-e-M Andrew Vernon r. Dr.
Thomas Bradley Wallace Z"encr sam l. Davis and j. Walter
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05

l
post lie laughed and said
"The called take the
had nothing 10
old That had been the trouble much
inside politics"
But would 20 "a BIT further ! think that NurphyS past
business the old yellow Cab Company Detroit
have had something do with Certainly haired
lIishnan has propensity fo cooriu and language which
Is usually associated with the iaNcab business.
Ahd rather think that Isrhal, thar what needed
in Hupp.
III loa.t Tho rncnrd ,,1.-la irr--.ln-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05
Coca-COId Strong

Coca-Cola reached 6lL. up az
Other issues To gain point and
more included Johns Manville pre-
ferrcd l25i2, up 81, and new
high for the year; American Can
62ls. up is: Gillette preferred
445S, up IL; international Silver
IS up l. Monsanto Chemical
u =. up Ia; West Penn Electric
z per cent preferred 66, up ,; and
Otis Steel first preferred 50, up /.
Bonds were mixed. Most COM
modify markets were closed. En-
.CCptionS were the grains. which
were narrowly mixed. wool tops
off few points, and cotton
futures which rose as much as IS
cents a bale 10 new 13-yCar highs
IN the March and December
positions.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05

What did Murphy accomplish?
months, the firm a profitable basis
and il hasn't had a single monthly loss
In would be hailed industrial
quietly about his Job, cutting
ing production and getting contracts
Here's flupp Motor Car Company record under John
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05

honestly did their best bat CmS
depression beyond their control But others
lax incapable and Andrews
office sensational federal hearing
which Judge Score head the
company.
All all it was pretty picture when Federal Judge
Picard asked Murphy Detroit TO take
in October, 1910
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05
U. S. Government Bonds

safes tu Net
g. 0p0 HIch TcH Close
Tress Q ts f3-'i ~ ior 1888 i0aa
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05

1T least the record would indicate r.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05
10 Years of Losses Depleted Assets

Here The record up to The Time he asSumcd The post
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-27
|. A. DOUBLES
TEAM LEADERS

COLUMBUS. o. March 81 UP
80 Tho Los Angeles doubles team of
walter RoSnick and Harry Hedtke
topped the doubles standings in the
American Bowling Congress toulna-
ment today with 1858. eighth high
est score IL the PIN classics 42-
"Car history
Rosnick rolled he 18th highest
3-game series III tournament history
--745-On games Of 245, 266 and
234 Hedtke boWled 2O5. POS and
203 for a 613 total.
In the fiyc-man event Pepsi Cola
of Dayton took fourth place last
night, with a 1888 count. The Han
ma Grills of Cleveland went into
fifth place. with 1866 Brunswick
Minerlites Of Cincinnati which has
two all-timc record holders Frank
BenkoViC doubtless, and Larry
ShotWell 'singlcSl went into 18th
place with 2.916 The Bowling as
Sociation of Bakersfield. Cal. is in
third place with 30Ol.
Johnny Sepple of Los Angeles
gained a tie for fifth place in the
singles. with MS 247-209-2 247-703
Charles Treuter. Jr. and Emil Ey-
horn of San Antonio, Tex, took
seventh place in the doubles with
l.277.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-27
v i. STOCKS

NlN Nbkk Match -. 81 p Al ulr
weakness drNrl"3"d IN preferred >tuck>
tud.s WAll" 1r nam Inst lost lactIunS Ia
po.it N light Trading.
Losses 40 preferred issues ranged tu =
points III engineers public SriAIcc > pei
cvHi "Ld PdGiir Seivirc Of New JERSEY
pc cent selling reflected Wall St.ret
fears of dividend reductions
h'r~E an'"ng Investmen, faVou'r>.
including American telephone, Which
rr4de a. rou ln" ut 114% off /, IN
settled ttv general list.
ChrS SIei madc Il new high for the yeai
at ~ up :. and later fell off more
,ran point from the best level
Recc~>.oa> sen: the Average f4r 50
stocks lo new low since AplH :. lHis
ihr TiIt; dsIaEe Ia record loH, tHe
ran aNesaEr go a rc0 loW for lie yea
and tie ,rdus,'la. 10 within a fraction
nt Is 5o...
Nen las,> ia: the year and longer Wete
n-ade by American Tobacco. Anaconda.
Atlas PoWue.. B"cnrHNu'. Commonwealth
Edison Gene.a, Mills. Westinghouse Elce-
TIC. Wonlwoe;t and otEerS.
Stee .eate,S We-e off fractions and
iu>se> .e G.atu.> also Wer small. PaI.>
faG arf3 r"~ Srrrg Il port IN SAINT
Fc DcCancS IN Mercantile shares ranged
70 ip.rf Cte~-lcais were off L. mo =
tnan points. OILS were irregularly ln,ler.
DuW tahrN preliminary closing stock az
arages. Industrial 10000 oft ! - r,l4
- = u.' 't, '..H l4S or H. aEt -
>'osk, - - ar -
Stoce >u."> ~ppfn,i mated $500 states
curllpa-..a ~, I'll 36O yesterday C-'b
stock Sa."~ ..r. - 900 shares coo1pa-rd
Viii - o." Il re previous SESSION
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-27
YUMA TOURNEY
DRAWS METERS

Valley meters Friday had
been informed that the Ari-
iona invitatiOnal tennis tourna-
ment will be held in Yuma
starting April , and many are
forming plans to enter play.
Last year the tourney was
held in TuSc0n and drew several
local players.
Coach George Egling of FL
Centre high school said that
three of his players, Jim Riedy,
Bill Jim Sharp and Louis Mic
hOls, will probably make the
trip. His top man. Jack HENS.
Is planning To attend the bud
Lev Cup tournament at Santa
Monica. which starts soon. and
may not be able 10 go To the
Arizona event.
The Yuma high school tennis
club is sponsoring the 1912
tournament.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-27

iQ AIdI CuIl COpi)tN lIIItt llISl
places to lead individual scorers.
Alarcon TOOK the B 100 and 22O-
Yard dashee and the high Jump. Bill
Rhodes, A Sprinter, grabbed Two
tr>t places III tnc varsity 100 and
22U
\ RESULTS
lOO-yard dash Rhodes, Moran.
Brock. Time: l0.5, ties record
220-yard dash - Rhodes Sloyak,
O~Walt. Time: 242.
40 Dubois ProcSal, Carson Time
- I. new record
$50 Wylie, Sariceo, Ram Time;
2.l8G.
Me Ernest Alarcon, S. Milosin-
ri Ftcncy Ime. 5.ll.
30 Low Hurdles Morgan. Der
llcE. kodana lime 28G.
l2O High Hurdles Derrick. Nor
All Bradshaw. Time: 10, new
record.
Broad jump Kodama. Morgan
SloYak. 19' g, new record.
Shot Witt Robertson, Glenn
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-27
LITTLE BENNY
DOES IT AGAIN

CHARLOTTE. y. c. March 27
up - Victory in the 4Oth annual
North and South Open Golf tourn-
ament automatically put Ben Ho-
gan into the favOrites role for the
start of the greater Greensboro
$1,000 open today.
Hogan set a new course record
with card of 27l to finish five
strokes ahead of defending cham
pIon Sammy Sncad in The North
and South finale yesterday. Hogan
fired q SO for the last 10 holes and
his total score was II under par
for the u holes
The leading money winner had
set the previous record in 1910 when
nc won with 277 and his victory
hetted him $1,000 to bring his total
earnings for the year to S7158
Snead received $3.50 for second
money.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-27
L. 1. PRODECE

LuS ANGELES. Mach y fIP 70
Asparagus. y select l+c sclec, and e>
f., Pile. Icy lu-l1s. Chnee "a crooks
and tips 80,
Punched Vegetables: hects > e-s dn9 sc
Carrots . doy 25-1.59. celery ,po, =
dal 60-7oo. dixon dnl 6u-7N green
ONIONS > dol . -5-}, leekS dO2 81 mus
'ard ! dul 65-snc parsley doz l-l2o.
radiNhrs red q doI ! So-2 10. spinach uo2
sol. tutnp> s'- % dol 65-75e Carrots
Imperial Nl> 8 dol . So. waterrreSS mint
and oystri plaa' 3pc. Kohl rlhi 4oc.
Cabbage. caruonball 6o-75c. san Diego
Tt--5c. local DANISH 73c. Red 23-l 81
ic,tac,. lulaq.a Wy =, %5-3.-5. san
n,pa Is "a 5s lu-l -. is Il =.
.O.n.fa l> ] 20
PES. bus. Impc..a E5s Il. san Pedro
-, san Lu.s oh.>p" -" San'" MaL.1 oc..
~uaaSr. frn. uiItr Summer lnpei a
w mostly - Ha'Iar Imperial - -
san Diego lug> Is No- p l25. gel
Iou cloukncck lmpc' .a1 - - banana
local pray ana pink 80 IN. habana> ~ =
Tomatoes: lmprfla. y! 9-l"pS -
:. - is -, = It's - -. us 10
g ul
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-27
PLACES WHERE TICKETS FOR BASEBALL
GAMES MAY BE BOUGHT NUMBERED

The Pittsburgh Pirates continued
their burning pace in their eXhibi-
ton series Thursday when they
doWned the Sacramento SolOns. y
to 9, for the 10th victory in Il
starts.
Another previeW of Jhc games TO
be played between the Pirates and
the Chicago White SoX in Fl Cen
tro stadium March 81 and April
Was scheduled Friday The Pirates
slut out the SoX 20. Wednesday
Meanwhile. .2cal preparations for
the big league games in FL Centro
continued to roll along ful! speed
The San Diego Padres who finished
spring training at the park Thurs
DAY and headed for home in the
afternoon. have taken all their
equipment from tie luxurious dress
ing rooms at the stadium and all
l. in readiness for the two teams
10 arrive Tuesday morning.
Ticket sales continue to mount.
cCuncilmen report. Places whore tn
ducats for the games ma be bOugh,
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-27
Educator Urges
Revised Teachinq

CHICAGO. March 27 CUP)-Dr.
Dwayne Orton. educational consult
ant Of the Civil Aeronautics Ad-
ministration. said today that every
primary school in the nation should
give the equivalent Of pre-flight
training.
The aviation industry will be the
largest indydual employer after the
war. ne sac. estimating that more
than 100000 men and women will
work in plane factories in the post
war period
Instead Of this is a cat. see it
run, kIndergarten teachers should
say this is an airplane, watch it
fly he SAID Orton Is president of
Stockton junior college, Stockton,
Cal He spoke before the North
Central Association OF Colleges and
Secondary Schools
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-27

ST. PETERSBURG. Fla. Mar 27
CUP Pre-gamc conferences be-
tween Ed Barrow, George Weiss and
Manager Joe Mccarthy of the New
York Yankees about players soon to
be released cast a damper over the
squad today as they prepared to
play the Newark Bears of the In
ternational League.
Bill Dickey's single sent home
Charley Keller with the deciding
run in the 18th inning as the Yam
kces doWncd the Boston Red SoX
30 yesterday
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-27
TENNIS LEAGUE
IN End ROUND

Hign school meters swing into Tn
second and final round Of lGcp Llay
Saturday morning when the F. Cen
tro Spa! an~ 90 10 HClfYIlIc and
tie CaI-"icn Bulldogs 90 up apaMlst
the BraWleY Wildcats n Ba~Ie}
Both the fl CeLtro ana Cal.=l.y
tom nag" b Ell favored - WI.
The Spartan bO'. uafc son fhIce
sifairtt matches 10 leu1 Tie Ia, .
while he Bulldog boz have woa
two and lost one, 10 Fl Centso
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-27
Schools will Close
Here Good FRIDAY

FL Centre school children from
kindergarten to junior college stu
dents will have holiday on Good
Friday April g.
This announcement was made
Friday by Guy Weakley. superln-
tendent of the El Centro public
school system.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-27
J.C. C.TRACkSTERS
TO RIVERSIDE

Coach Raleigh Holt and six of
his Ell Centro junior college track
squad left for Riverside Friday
morning to compete in a triangular
meet with San Bernardino and
Riverside jaycees in the afternoon.
Making the trip with Holt are
Tom Slovak. broad jump and
sprintS, Walter Price 440 and 880-
yard runs, Leland Ritter 440:
James Morgan hurdles, sprints and
broad jump; Lon Brock. sprints,
John Thanner, broad jump and high
jump.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-27

LOS ANGELES Cal, March 81
up r. Bill Lee. Cub mound main
STAY before ne developed an ailing
right arm, believes he's ready for a
comeback and his Chicago team
mates were inclined to agree to-
cay. Lee. who won only eight games
last year. retired the first u bats
men to face him Yesterday as the
Cubs walloped Seattle II to 2, with
nInc runs in the third inning The
Cubs regulars play Los Angeles
here todar, while the B" squad
engages Seattle at San Fernando.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-27
Il. i. STOCKS

los INIF-TE ..'-N = NN| T|-"'>
Slumped on vie Los Angeles Stock E\-
change H. raudrra'r 'radIng today Egh'
iSSacs W. a. 49,. two up and flNr un-
changed. or .a .ppFulImatr ruIum" n!
ItRH >haf,.> T,r -
Central lr}r>'rorr, H.. up = Roberts
Public Market g. down = new lo,s
II TlanS.l~-rrIe to&n >. Pacific Gas IL
down :, Edison common l7is Pacific
Publir service preferred lla. up a. ii
ne" high. Un:un pa ll", down - CLAD
ding lIeBran : NrraSco 1.&7: Ryan T..
down ). Nulice j..
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-27

include: Pete PeterSona and Bud
and Pete's in BlaWley, in Holtyillc
Benny Young is handling the sales.
and Bud Sayles is doing the selling
il CaieXico. Ii El Centre the city
hall IS the headquarters for ticket
sales. Tickets HirE also be purchased
at the various stores and clubs in
town
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-27

DAYTONA BEACH Fa. Mar. 81
GUP1 The Brooklyn Dodgers,
boasting a 9-6 Citrus Circuit record
tangled with the st. Louis Cardi-
Eals in an exhibition game today
Bill McGee'S fiVe-inning score
less pitching spanked the New York
Giants to an 8-4 victory over the
Dodgers yesterday. Johnny Riz2o
aomcrcd for Brooklyn with one on
N the eighth
The Giants play the Boston
Braves a. Sanford, Fla, today.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-27
INTENTION CONFIRMED

OttS intention of building the
Giants mo power team wa con-
tlrmed when he shipped outfieIder
johnn. Rucker to jersey City. Rue
ker lii .288 last year and made l79
hts only Pete Reiser Stan Hack
and Danny LitWhiler getting more,
but all but 48 Of them were singles
many Of the lnfield variety. Ctt also
cumOed Sid Gordon and Jim Mav-
nard at Jersey CITY and brought IN
outtlelder Howard Moss. who hit
$40 last year at F. Smith. Moss is
d Socker. driving in 1913 runs and
hitting "a hcmers.
The Giants Outfield Will lineup
with Willard Marshall the % wear
old surprise package from Atlanta.
IN left. Hank Leiber bought back
ON the Cubs in center and OF
IN right. Babe Barna, who hit a
homais a. Minneapolis and Moss
VIII lie the reserve men.
Until O.. gets a second baseman
the Giant infield viii be unsteady
Ryan failure aLd Nick WIteE's un-
reliability IN thc field lay. a biz
gap q second Mize. who is Gradual
~ nursing A.s shoulder back -
Aormal has the call GYrr Bat.
Young II lIrst jurges IS set a,
$lor, and Werber al thlid YOUNG.
vino drove n !04 runs lat ear So
ond only - Dolf Camlul is TOO
valuable 70 II on thr touch aad
may Dc tradrd if his daft status j.
reclassif!cd from its L:cscnt Ia
Dlcl: BartfN VINO led the Giants
IN hitting last year with .303. again
VIII be thn handy man.
Hank D1nning, with a ncW lcasr
on life 10" that he's ont from and-l
BIZ TcTYa thumb should hayc
big yea. a the No catcher RaY
B:rrl.s. q fcrble hittcl bq. fine se-
cei}er has bcen bought l:om J.l-c,
C!ty 10 undcrsludy DaAuiap
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-27
/. A. LIVESTOCK

IIe NNUILI~ t.-I-- NaTrN =. IITT"
craf STATE mut'' nr'> sc:yIcr.
tsttIc >aIahl, INN# SaHiIN cleanup
trade on lower grade She stock. Other
fIs>>rS pratuUalN I,rk. Icv, conl~',r"
r. medium CONS los -. Gamers and
rulf,f> = =' E 5n n!t rnedlum 10 Guaa
bulls "5o-1Oa5. cal>,S Salahlc ~ VERY
little o9eHrus ttelrr N,aleas quoted 10
= ru
good to c.ucr l1a-12o 10 fruck1nS l. no
l5.Go oua:ot.a 'ap a,aund II -. good
Eca,, >o,s> l. 1u
S.rpr s..ubTc ~. no sales good 10
OEu,e Sp ~ .n,o> quoted l1.5,-i-.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-27

CLEARWATER, Fla, March 27
tUPl Gerald Walker won't be
with the Cleveland Indians as they
abandon camp to join the New York
Giants at Miami. He was sold last
night to the Cincinnati Reds.
Iii yesterdays game with Detroit
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-27
CHTC4G0 GRAIN

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opening 80. Asa'r fulurrs taSed slightly
IN hr.' ue,.r4> "H the board of trade
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cent .. bu>,r. ea.r Of l, TO ! oats IN
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Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-27
II RECORDS FALL IN
INTRA- MURAL MEET

Close to l5O of FL Centre high schools athletes entered
track competition Thursday afternoon which
saw II home room records shattered and one tied
lIotS first period gym class the winner, scoring
l61 ; points. Hatch's room second with 79
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-27
Markets at q
Glance
MARRTTS AT A GLANCE
BY UNITED PRESS

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Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-27
DAMPER CAST OVER NEW YORK SQUAD
AFTER LEADERS OF YANKS CONFER

Tigers. the Indians won 40 on Les
Fleming's four-rm homer in the
fourth.