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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-23
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Chopped Nuts
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-23
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sugar gradually, Dreaming
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Sift -four, soda, baking pow
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Form into balls the size OF
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-23

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-23

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-23

baking sheet YEHcben rs warm,
cbiH aoHgb GrsD. Bake II to IS
min. in moderafeb bot Oren
(4OO0. Makes about 4 doz.
When cookies cool, spread
icing thinly over tops, if desired.
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IS MorshmolIows Is or cut in quar-
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Chocolate =. 3 ibsP. Top Milk
COMBINE marshmallows,
chocolate, top milk in saucepan,
over low heat. Stir constantly
till chocolate and marshmal-
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Remove from heat. Let cool till
thick and fudgey (fbe consist
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for 20 cookies.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-11
n Y STOCKS

NEW YORk. March u = -. KS
broke 10 more than / F.ass Ire
main last and To Ia>Scs e''Ha....l 'e
more than Is points >pn >>ar> '".
dan tu new four-Hta. nHs
Scores of prominent .s>ue> .' e" 15ta'-
ical oil tobacco. mai o1aD. t.r'1i'"t
equipment copper anu ui. - groups
reached their lowest levels 'Nr i.' A'".
and longer
The Dow-Jones lnduStr.a4 a}e'.ee .
a new low since March -. }a'> -.
since the closing session .a>; ta' w.
ities, since start OF the aNe'~Gs w .a''
2 1929. and TO stocks since N-E III. .s''N
Trading ran slightly aheat - }es~--
days pace when &3u 0aN Shares #E'r -. H-
ed over on The big board
Anaconda. kennecutt Nrsi ntsaa>
General Electric Standard a.. to M
Socony Vacuum. Philips Petroleum. TEXAS
Com Montgomery Ward and = ok TRUCK
sci new lows on small losses Corr pro-
ducts. Lehigh Portland cement. lone SD.
Cement and General Foods werr d." :
a point or more To new lows
West Penn Electric issues W.ta ne
pfd down l6& 10 CO.. anc the ~ .,
II 81. led general decline H. Utz..'seS
Dow Jones preliminary closing SOCK
averages. Industrial - u off 2.2s .aI
26.l5. off 80. utility 80 cG = and
IS stocks 20 96 off t..
Stock sales approNlmatcd 100000 shares
compared with 3,W, ON Yesterday ~'a
stock sales were 1OO.on1 SHARES cor1PUt
with 10000 IN the paeNioas sesS'oE.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-11
ROCKIES,
MEXICALI WILL
PLAY THURSDAY

\ rookie team OF the San
Diego Padres will leave their
training camp in FL Centre
Thursday and head south to
play a MeXicali team in 4
practice tilt, Manager Cedric burst
of the Padres announced Tuesday
night
Many of the same rockies that
played in games Tuesday and Wed
neSday against the regulars will
make the trip.
In Tuesdays seven inning
practice sCuffle tit was scheduled
for five innings but burst added
two to give his boys more practice
the rockies were limited to one run
by Southpaw Al Olsen. Rookie
Pitchers Dell Oliver and Charles
Eisemann were touched for six
runs. two of which were scored BY
"SWede" Jensen, lellfielder. as he
drove a ball over the fence with
one man on base
Manager burst also learned OF
the deal completed Tuesday where
bv Jack Calvey. former Texas
league star infielder, will soon join
the san Diego team.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-11
SD STATE SHAKEN
BUT PLAYS ON

KANSAS CITY. Nc. March y
tUPD -- San Diego State COLLEGE Il
bruised and shaken champion. aad
Is surviving challengerS beaIu 49,
ond round play today.
After todays eight games. vulH
EIGHT of the tournament orlHuI
32 topflight entries will remain 10
contest for the 1912 Utlc.
Spectators at the close Of nmt
round play saw an inspired. WGc}-
rated team from Chadron. Er2.
State Teachers college almost knock
San Diego, defending titlcholdcf
out of the tournament in its flrst
game last night
Expecting a pushOvcr, the CAN
fornians found their high-poWerld
offense and their All-Amerlc1h star.
Dick Mitchell. stymied by elosa
guarding throughout the first h"l!s
The champions trailed Is 10 IS II
Ealftime and needed a bar"agc Of
baskets late in the game 10 H-A.
81 to 30. Mitchell scored onlH oHe
point in the entire game.
San Diego will attempt to- move
into the quarter finals tonight ~
the expense of Bemidii Mimi
State Teachers. who defeated Pan
ger college Of Fast Orange, N J, -
to 81 yesterday
In other games yesterday tWo top
title contenderS We've knoeEcd ou
OF the tournament lists
Eastern Washington Coli,ae of
Education of Cheney. WASH tel
43 to 33, before Southern state COD
lege of Durant, Okla. which h"!I
Bobby Stoelt, Pacific coast star T.
five points. George Pepperdine Col
lege of Los Angeles was elimmatr vi
by a flashy squad from Missouri
Valley college of Marshall. No 60
to So. but not before Pete tu2o. Us
star forward, had left 8 new lnd.Nl-
dual scoring record tor surviving
players to shoot at.
Fogo poured in 80 OF his teams
50 points to shattc. by tour po.nH
the tournament record set by VII
ford Gus Doerner OF Evansville
Ind, last year
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-11
BOUT PROMISES
TO Be BRUISING

CLEVELAND. March II tUP) -
Gus Lesnevich of New Jersey meets
jimmy BivinS of Cleveland tonight
in l0-round non-title bout which
the light heavyweight champion
sAyS will be the hardest fight of my
career" before entering the us.
coast guard where III be fighting
for better reason"
For Bivins, young Cleveland Ne
gro who blasted the heavyweight
hopes of former middleweight King
Billy Soose in his last fight. victory
means another fight within go
days" for the title
Betting favored LeSneVich at 6-5,
but there was little wagering on a
knockout. A brawling, tough battle
was in prospect and BivinS was held
lightly by the oddS-makerS because
Of his know fading" qualities.
Biyins has had such men as Melio
Bettina. Anton ChriStoforidiS and
Tony Music whipped soundly in the
early rounds and then they came on
10 defeat him when he began to
tire.
But in his last fight, Bivins dem
onstrated that he had put his
"playboy" days behind him by beat
ing Soose decisiyely Bivins fins a ID
as fast in the 10th round as the
fist,
Matchmaker Larry Atkins expect
ed another large crowd of 10000 to
pay $4,000 for the fight in the
Cleveland areana.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-11


ICC golfer. VINO carde5 - TO tie
Forrest Ferguson from Barbara
Worth for medaliSt honorS thus far
Dcnnelly had a 80 the first time
around the nine-hole course but
cut his score down 10 IS the next
time. He was stymieG twice on the
first round.
Others posting scores included:
Jack Jones. rs; Tom Ritter. 79:
Massey Horton, 81; Ra,' Edwards.
IS: Carl QWgg, So Louis DeVita.
FIorencio AceyeS. %. Virgil Tor
enCe. SIS: Dan La Mont. 96.
Tuesday night Earl Roberts, head
e the club. said that 20 or mo. c
entries have already been sold and
the entrants. along with a number
of others. would qualify today
He also said the Calcutta draw
ing will get started in the CLUB
house at approximately 10 pm
tonight
Jerry Fox. defending champion
and Tom Crosbie last years runner
up. were expected 10 qualify in the
last days play before first round
clashes are scheduled.
Match play viii run from Thurs
DAY morning till SUNDAY when tno
finals Will be played
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-11
THE DAYS
SPORTS PARADE

working in military surroundings
under military regulations with
military meme supervising every
move he makes when he isn't box
ing.
NOT ON FURLOUGH
For instance a reporter needs a
military pass to see him. No pass,
no admittance. Louis is not on fur
Tough. He is on detached service
after being transferred from his
basic training center, Camp Upton,
for two weeks. He was transferred
because every cent he earns from
his March 81 bout with Abe Simon
will be handed over to the Army
He gets S2l a month.
AS Champion Louis is a valuable
asset to the Army and he is being
guarded accordingly He is living
in an old Red Cross building which
also houses his sparring partner
and trainer. His actual work is
done in a new and magnificent
field house a few blocks away. Aside
from his boxing activities, he is
strictly the soiGler
He retires at 10 pm. and is up
at 6 am. He does road work first
aid at 1920 am. he reports to Corp
Robert Sherman, who drills him
Sherman has only one man in his
squad and that is Louis. The cor
poral gives him the Works-manual
Of arms. marching, gas mask in
/ struction, military courtesy orders
and the other essentials his mates
are learning back at Camp Upton.
At l:3O pm. he goes to the field
house I watched him yesterday,
along with almost 20C0 of his bud
dies who happened to be off duty.
The soldiers sat in stands along the
wall They were not permitted to
smoke. 10 offer comment or TO ap-
plaud before q round ended. They
were SO quiet that the entire scene
seemed unreal-like a movie minus
he sound track
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-11
+. A. PR1DTCE

Los ANGELES. Calf Mar. u tUP'
ng Wa slow to moderate.
Asparagus: bunched Imperial elect 20
PC eX - 1920 fey 12-15c. loose local
selec. a.9 ex fey 1s-22c. fey 1920. San
Diego ex fey and select 20c. fey 15-17c.
Bunchcd vegetables: beets 2l23 doz 60
75c. carrots 3 doz Ills; Imperial ;
g.. dob sl-1 25: Coachella 31= doz Sill .
iced crts Imperial jobs q doz. 1.75-s2,
local doz 70-SOc; dixon 2 doz $4,000.
greer oaloas ? doz 225-2 50; leeks do2
sl-1 20. mustard doz $500; parsley
: doz 3 radishes small red 6 doz 60
lJr: spinach doz 60-75c. turnips 2Hz :
Dlan, .I-3yc. kohl rabi 4O-5Oc. anise 25c
Cab5age: local cannonball Sl-ll5; Jobs
and ordinary 25-5oc. Imperial 1,1O-l.23
iU-G5c
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-11
LOCAL BUTTERFAT
L. A. LIVESTOCK

Los ANGELES NaFoH u ~ ~
cral-state Market News.
Cattle salahe 700. SLOW. aoout stead!
load good 100 ID. steers !" =" com
mon to medium steers @.5l-ll79 med
ium feeders 1915. common te medium
helfers go 50. common to medium COWS
25-p. 25, odd good 10 @ -. ".7r."s a~t
cutters 65O-S; common to good bus g.
10 -.
Calves salable $50. SLOW. yea,es> S,ea.>
medium TO choice small .ots la-l6
Hogs salab!e 300. - to . ,e..> .a't"'
few good to choice 170-o4a H. ill ST.
practical top Il 80; sos 10 - u. SOUS
steady to Is cents lowe. ea'a am
choice ll.75-12.}o.
Sheep salable 25O. steady .eN good
wooled lambs Il 50: load common 'o
good wooled evvcs7. sorted - Gead
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-11
PITTSBURGH OPENS
EXHIBITION SERIES

SAN BERNARDINO, Calf Mar.
IL up - The Pittsburgh Pirates
open thier exhibition series against
Seattle here today with Nick St.i-
ncevich, Bob Klirger and rookie
slated for mound duty. A pickup
nine captained by Spud Davis shut
out the regulars, 10, in a final
tuneup Yesterday.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-11
MCCARTHY SCHOOLS
NEW THIRD BASEMAN

ST PETERSBURG, Ela., Mar. II
CUP1 - Manager Joe Mccarthy be-
gins intensive schooling of Gerry
Priddy as the New York Yankees
regular third baseman today. Priddy
Is expected to hold down the job
this year because veteran Red Rolfe
told club President Ed Barrow in
New York that he was hampered by
a stomac hailment and was uncer-
tain whether he could continue to
play After topping the Boston Red
SoX. 81 in II innings, the Yankees
pay the Washington Senators tC-
day.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-11
CHICAGO GRAINS

CniCag0. Macon u TTF7 ~ aT0 s-N
bean futures displayed ana easie- ,cend
To-Day, but o;aer garns CLOSED fractions
higher,
Final wheat quotations were " = o.
l.. cent buShelt com unchanged - up
l. oats up 4. 10 B.. -ye of = - 2,
and soybeans unchanged 10 of :
Scattered selling TIA, touched att fe"
stop-loss orders sent ilv a1C soHbtans
down more than 4 Cont . b4Sne. n ca y
trading Other grains ,a>et fractions b-'
attracted no aggressive selling
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-11
APnS. FLAH FUTURES
L. 4. BITTER & EGGS
/. 1. PRODUCE

L0~ .NGElES ea.: Ma u Up
&>...a-u>. >eccG -. c\ Icy l7-lSc
... s.. ..a.ee ,a-t4,. ss'uk> lo-l2S In
,.... .la.ara Sv.cs; l6.l7r
U.s##. #.,t Vegetables heetS =. e." doz eV,
~ ...=s.,> = dog IL - celery root
.t.- r..-p,. alkun dul e.-7oc. green
,r.#-, doz - ~ ordinary 80. ,eekS
. - IL 2p. mustard do. 6U-Sao. 9..-
,lr< Is aaz eoc. tad.>ry> >G,~H red Is do
I'm. #s.rags = So. sf-.; ...H.2> e.
Gu. 5e-75c
,onS ma ordinary .-5-40r imperial 81
I.lz danish 75-Sl fair 65c. red l.7o-l 1';
...t...,. G:s i-sa ."-se. ,. -. nj
lr.pe.:.. s.t ..;> \ >alo\ i1-7oC
Tamu,acS. lmpce.a, cttS Stops 3" =.
-, -. ~. loS - -
r., 5a.. = G, - = flats 4NAS
y
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-11
GAELS EDGE out
UCLA Nine, 4t-3

LOS ANGELES. March II UP
a St. Mary's baseball squad cds
cut a U.CLA nine, As. Yesterday
on the Westwood diamond
1t was the second game in the
California Intercollegiate Baseball
association series between the two
schools, the Bruins having Won the
first.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-11
HEATH ENDS HOLDOUT

CLEARWATER. Fla, March II
up - Cheered by news that hard
hitting outfielder JET Heath has
ended his ho!dout, the Cleveland
Indians prepared TO meet the 81
Louis Cardinals here today.
Heath signed Toy an estimated
$4,000 plus a bonus provision. leav-
ing Gerald Walker the only un-
signeG PLAYER
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-11
l. 4 POELTRY

Los ANGELES. can't. Ma. i 1VF1 .
HeRs, Leghorns. - 70 ~ !eS. .---.--. !
Hons. Leghorns over 10 lbs $500, Is
tens Leg. over ! lbs and up ...--...-.- ~
Hens colored. TO ) lbs =
Hens. colored over 8 \ lbs up "a
Grollrrs. i. & up u lbs. .....#.-.-... 19
Broilers over IL and up TO "a ls
Rrole-s over Is and up 10 "a 4.....- =
F-yei>. colured. %. 10 81 .oS
F.yers. colored over 81 10 ~ ........ =
RoaSters. colored over Al lbs "a
Old Ducks, White Pekin ...............-..-. U
Young Tom Turkeys % ID up u
Young Tom Turkeys 1922 ID up %
Did Leghornc Roosters ....-.. 0S
Duckllngs, Pekin over lbs. Is
Old Roosters, colored --.-.........-....--.--- L
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-11
Local Men Roll
Mighty Series

Bill Farrar and Bob Feeney turn
ed in the highest siXgame series
cf the season Tuesday night when
they rolled 1926 in El Centre Bowl
ing Palace. With handicap. the eV-
crage game score was 22l.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-11
l.. 4. STOCKS

= ANGT.ES Nu.I7 II 'lP' FrIees
v,,.4..es ~ TIE =. \ Stock Exchange
W, lame .u>r N early Trading u
HOO, >st.r> brcaaSr Of th"ee unusually
re -: b., I.amond ! 6o unchanged
S,ru..,> company UNITS - UNCHANGED
T...ns..ae.!ca i unchanged; Edison Com
mon ~ t.ar = ~eN low Edison o.
prl cen: ~ down L.. southern Pacific
II down /. Supeeor oA y unchanged
l'niu7 -. IL. duNH -. nvW low. We'll
lngton Il unchanged Aircraft Accessor-
les ] IS unchanged. Easco Derrick >.
up ], flrs, salr of Yea: Ryan i, down
- A.-L-..-.-- ~ N.AAn
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-11
Bv JACK GUENTHER

FORT DIX. NJ. March II CUP)
- II the course of their work,
sports writer's see many strange
things. Some of the strangest are
f.pht camps-places like Lakewood
Gr Madam Bey's or Pomrton Lakes
They are peopled by odd characters
and they are alternately hilarious
ard somber or calm and noisy, de-
pending on the personality OF the
boxer who is training.
! have seen a number Of these
comps and thought I had witnessed
ias. about All they had 10 offer.
Today I found that I was wrong
Very wrong. Unmistakeably wrong
For today I saw the fight camp to
end al fight camps-the training
site within a training site where
Private J. l. Barrow Is preparing
for his 2,st heavyweight title de-
ferse
PRETTY BIG
The name of this camp is Fort
DIX and it IS a pretty big place.
There are thousands upon thou
sands of Young men living there and
most of them are being readied
for more important fight than you
Will find in any ring IL the center
Of Fort Dix is q more perso'fd
camp. That is the Louis camp and
brother, it is military all the way
There are no odd characters here
There Is no hilarity. There is nc
korseplay 1t is a fight camp il
name only because at Fort Dix is
heavyweight champion in name
OILY At Fort Dix he is 4 soldier
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-11
RULE
FINALLY ENDED

The male members Of EI Centre high schools tennis
squad finally broke CaeXico highs complete domination
Of the valley league Tuesday the Spartans Smothered
th, Bulldogs. $50 the CacXco courts Feminine
argaeteetS from the Spartan squad found the compe-
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-11
MARKETS
BAROMETER

BAROMETER
with bot
q
will
On
agus Slightly squash
dull 10
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-11
GOLF
ENTRIES COMING IN

CALENICO March ll-Entries for the l4th annual
international club golf tournament continued to come in
today as Quaer toured the course preparatory TO the
opening of match play tomorrow.
Tnasdans nnalfiers Mera paced by Charles DOnnellN.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-11

D&lcu 9lllS won. 10 Z.
All thc matches Il lne boys divi-
..en vert WY ught, with three 60
u# into the third set
lick Hems. No. one man for Ell
Centre. had the hardest going of
We bunch as he doWned hardhit-
una Robert simmons, rs, TO, 11-9.
Most Of the games went to deuce
and both bo;s played about ON a
nas Hens had his opponent match
aalui In The third set several times
rai Tire Bulldog nettcr cvened the
roau every time until the Spartan
Vas able 10 clinch the match in
the 48th game.
The last time that the boys team
from I'll Ccuuo defeated CaleXico
was in 1887 when Coach Joe Burch-
ANS squad split with the Bulldogs
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-11
T.. a. Or AIN

Los ANGELES. Calf. Mar - tip -
Barley Nc. l wesl ............. 81 s.2-l ~ ~
Barle!. malt type ......,,..... 81 So; :!,,S 70
Altlo N > yelo bulk .. 81 70 Z ! a =
seed Ao,s - s.. 20 s.. 80
Wheat No. ! hard or soft ---..-. Sl.90-1.9732
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-11
ROYS RESULTS

HENS OECp df. simmons, 7-5, 7-9,
10; Jim Nichols oECp df. Ralph
Slmuha, Cd, 6-3; Bill Sharp tEC)
III. Elmer Magm. 6-4, So, GA; BOP
Hiss oECD Of Hector Corral, 6-1,
e.: jim Riedy and Lewis Nichols
oECp df Walter Anderson and Bill
MONTGOMERY. g., Ga. Craig Strick
land and Bill Clements lECl df
John Finn and Charles Young.
GIRLS RESULTS
Ju5n BoWkrr &C. df Betty Lea
Horton. 81. 50; Charlotte Case
h"l Gl Charlrnc Mandrapa, 35
% %. Jeanne McKim Geo If
Joan AIcCHmpbell, as, So, SO: Alice
EslUua ,Ip df. Blanche Dillon, 3-5
~. 5-3. Mary Carroll and Elinc!
le!tr tCD Of. Winifred Alderso.l
IHu Marilyn Tison, So, So; Peggy
Lop.l md Martha Roberts tC) dt
Martha Jeanne Jenkins and Edith
Nc.t. a., So. So.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-11
L. A. BANKS

Bio Asked
r.. r-...-,,.~.ra : =
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-11
Markets at a
Glance

MKTs At \ GLANCE p e s
MARKETS AT a G1ENCL
BY UNITED PRESS
stocks lower anu qUlD'
Bonds irregular. Efa...a., .t..N
curb stocks lowe
Silver unchanged lu NeH >.e
Cotton steady
Wheat up s.. L. d. eru. ...# .'. -.
90 10 UP =
Imperial Valley press., 1942-07-15
VISA Takes Back
Training Program

WASHINGTON. July Is up -
The war shipping administration
today formally resumed training Of
merchant marine personnel. The
training program, originally admin
istered by the maritime commits
sion and the VISA has been under
the coast guard since March l.
Emory S. Land, VISA administra-
tor, said he had established new
division of training under general
supervision of Capt. Edward Ma
cauley, deputy commissioner.
Telfair knight. former director
of training in the maritime COM
mission, was named director of the
new setup and Cmdr. Richard r
McUulty, was appointed assistant
director.
As cadet supervisor, McNulty will
direct the u. S. Merchant Marine
Cadet Corps. U. S. Merchant Ma
rine Academy at Kings Point, Ii,
N. Y. an dthe U. S. Merchant Ma
rine Cadet basic schools at New
Orleans and San Francisco.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-07-15
M ARK EFT S
". Y. STOCKS
BY UNITED PRESS

NEW YORK. July - UPl Stocks
pushed forward fractions TO more Than
a point today TO new highs for the eur
rent recovery and then lost part OF iht
gains in afternoon profit taking.
Rallying tendencies prevailed in The
forenoon and the Industrial average ran
up 10 a ne Wpeak since February Z, Whlt
the 65 stock composite hit new hisu
since March 4. AT that point leading
groups met realizing and backed down
from the highs. Some special sections
however particularly air line shares. con-
tinued TO meet strong support.
Trading increased on the early rise
but tapered off when prices started slg-
Airline shares were strong. United hit
a new high on a fractional gain white
Northwest ran up point TO Il. Eastern
lost part of yesterdays sharp gain. while
American was up a fraction and Pam
American settled back around It's pre-
vious close after equaling its 1917 hleh
Chrysler and General Motors were Nil-
tually unchanged in late trade after they
had scored small carly gains. the laiief
10 equal it 1892 top.
Cerro de Paseo and Patno Mines
climbed almost a point, but coppefs slp-
ped back to raound yesterday HhaIS,
bethlehem and L s. Steel set up early
fractional gains and then reacted 10
show narrow losses
National Distillers, American can
Loose -Wiles Biscuit, Acme Steel, Inter
national Papare preferred. Tmken Roller
bearing Wrigley, Hershey preferred ana
Commercial Investment Trust Convertible
preferred were up TO more than 3 points
ihe last to q new 1912 high.
The Dow Jones preliminary closing aV-
eraees were: Industrial. 1Os.s9. up II
rail 25 60, off u; Utility ll0s. up .u9;
and 65 stocks, 36.6 up OF
Stock sales were 1856, 4S0 shares com
pared with 372. $50 yesterday Curb stock
sales were So, 325 shares compared with
50 73s in the previous session.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-07-15
FAV0RITE FACES
TENNIS Test

FOREST HILLS. y Y. July -
up = Bob F1lkenburg OF Holly
wood, top-seeded favorite meets
fourth-seeded Jack Gellor of New
Rochelle in the feature semi final
singles match of the eastern junior
tennis championships today.
Falkenburg advanced by defeat
ing Bob Kurlander OF Nu,ley, n. J..
yesterda" 6-3. 6-l. Gcller moved up
by defeating Clarence Mabry of
Alice. Tex. Ga. l-6. 6-3.
The biggest surprise OF the tourn-
ament 70 date Was provided in a
third round match when Mitchell
Polstein Of New York. upset Tom
Falkenburg. seeded second. 3-6. Cd.
The Falkenburg brothers advanc-
rs.
ed 20 the second round of the don-
bles with a bye and meet Axcl
kaufman OF New York and Jack
Hersh If Cleveland TODAY kauf-
man and Htnh ousfed Ben Swift
and Ffed Scr.bner. 1911 and G-3.