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Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-02
Compliance
Check Begins

Checking of compliance With the
1912 AAA program was begun this
week by reporters for the Vance
NA.A committee, i was stated 'oGay
at the office of County Farm Agent
J. w. Sanders.
Seventeen reporters, including
community committeeman and others
working under the supervision OF
w. +. Hight, state compliance super
Visor. are checking planted areagcS of
cotton and tobacco. on which acre
age allutmcntS have been set, and
on SOIL building practices tOr which
the tanners viii receive credit III
computing theu benefit payments,
Farmers are asked to cooperate
with the reporters in conserving gas
0ilnc and tire by elimination of IN
necessary call backs. Each farmer Is
expected to furnish a man on To as
slll me reporter IN checking ms
farm. and to be prepared Tor the
work when the reporter calls.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-02
Give Them Thousands

Devastation wrought by the rand
of 1850 British planes over Ger
many Saturday night must have been
tremendous, despite BerIn's efforts
to minimize effects of what has been
called the greatest air attack OF all
time. Even allowing for British en-
thuslasm in reporting the success OF
the raid and damage done, facts, if
definitely known, would be decidedly
on their side.
The air assault recalls what a high
official in London said d few weeks
ego. that if he had one thousand
planes To send over Germany every
night he could end the war before
autumn, or that if he had twenty
thousand to use in a single night he
could win the war in a day. His tan
guage may have been partially
figurative, but contained genuine
substance.
For our part, we would sooner
bank on victory by fall through
nightly raids by a thousand planes
than one attack by twenty thousand
craft. There would be fewer COM
plications in preparation and hand
ling. and in the long run probably
smaller losses of both men and
machines.
Whatever it may take, however,
lets furnish the planes, And reports
are that American production lines
| are moving into stride now in do
| ing Just that. The nation is more
than ever aroused to its opportunity
Complete cooperation in every direc-
ton by all the people can win the
war in a lot less time than most folk
| have protested to think.
Repeated and more freqsent raids
! of the type that was visited upon
Germany Saturday night might Ell
feet the collapse of Germany by
autumn or by Winter--if sufficient in
number and violence. One assumes
| that every nerve is being strained IL
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-02

achieve victory at the earliest pos
Slble time. 1t means fewer lives lost.
less money spent and greater con-
SerVation of resources to finish it off
quickly. And, as for Germany, she
won't fare any better in the a
terms by poStponlng the fateful day,
when surely viii come to her in the
face of Allied might. which has been
Slow to move into ~forCeful action.
but packs a killing wallop once it
l. fully prepared.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-02


I~ndenihtiS.
J0cle SahlueI AhN2ei Is efl'Ilt'"
10 cVcG.t lof pleasing Ter" ny DC
ing officially game nice |" iteS'-
dent lFado on MS recent N'H't 10
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me que !" b''li'"ila IL d
co4plc OF me FePuoI|c S'U'h''I IL
provinces. lHHH re 'HiCh uoHi' ''',I'
Sufficiently numerous |" DC
dangerous ou' enough so 10 oe So'n.-
thih2 oil 4 worry 10 'ile ~oesl"euLS
antl-Defmah northern states lh'E re
ldHaDiAct'oNN' 100 NhiC! II j"st '"e
thIh2 to aHlI-1eFhl"''|e t'e nor ''e'''
states al inc more so
Between appreciation OF 4anAce
nlcene>s 10 hnn and iftuunea> over
The mednness OF southern German
FeruNIans, Presldeh, PadFo start
ed on a tour OF Latn American cap
Itals, preaching Paa-Amcncanlam.
They don't all require his missionary
WORK bat every little bit counts.
Plot Against Chile.
Now o,r German friends have
r.a,.ad j., ~, Cbile rms g . rcal
I, rz,la a,a -, +ba ,,.,
1 l Nnaao.a, ',,a
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"''c' "ISe Sc''c'"' l az ''N''' "
up io' HooeSS"1HS Oeil'5C "''
at dIploAl@llc' al lhe otSIhAihS
OF the war doN lhlnk me NNIItaIS
were hostile to the scheme, but pro-
badly they We're mlddllng appre-
henslVe OF Japan. Ihelr coast (and
they're mostly coast) is within as
easy airplane distance from Nippon
as Pacific longltudes allow. Furthcr-
more they've \ formidable loci jar
nonuLa.jon Fjn3IIv THEY'VE cot a lot
,f ~r,,nr,h1e industries such a,
NINA. n.,-b which air raids AND
.La,,,n 49,. ,,.oll ao,,n,ad +, ,.o..,
"1L Earf
a~a.n. .,no,o,cd
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-02
Churchill Promies
More Raids

Continued from Page One)
in the shifting desert conflict, and
listed axis tank losses at 300 Destroy
cd or captured.
On the Russian front, Stock
holm dispatches reported than
the Germans had started a new
drive to cover ground captur-
cd by Marshal ScmfOn limos
henko's Red armies before khar-
kOV.
These dispatches said nazj troops
hal already retaken TamiloVska,
35 miles northeast of the big steel
city.
A Soviet communique reported mo
essential change in the situation, Un-
dicating that the Hull in the Ukraine
fighting continued.
Soviet dispatches said the Rcd
armies We're jabbing sharply at CT
man lines at two points northwest >.
Moscow, keeping the invaders OFT
balance to tOreStall a new offensive.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-02
NOTICE.
State Of North Carolina:
County of Vance:

State Of North Carolina:
County of Vance:
Having qualified as Executrix of
the Estate of John Henry Durham,
late of Vance County, North Ca
DINA, this is notice to all persons
having claims against the said estate
to present them to the undersigned
eXecutriX, or to her attorneys, IL
Henderson, North Carolina, on or be
fore the 10Th day of May, l943, or
this notice will be pleaded in ba:
of any recovery. All persons indebt
ed to the said estate will please
make immediate settlement.
This the 10Th day of May, 1912.
DELLIAH DURHAM,
E~XecutriX of the Estate of John
Henry Durham, Deceased.
GholsOn & GhOlson,
Attorneys for EXecutriX.
la-2R-2-Q-I6-2S
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-02
Latins Back
u. S. Policy
Argentina Rem
Only Big Problem in
South America, Stew
art Declares.
BY CHARLES =. STEWART


Washington. June Z.-Uncle Sam
couldn't ask for more efficient aid
than he's getting from the Germans
toward solidifyjng Latin American
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-02
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SEE OUR BIG LINE OF MEMS
and boys Rugby swim trunks. All
sizes and colors at attractive prices.
Mems Shop, Inc. 2-2tl
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-02

An astrologer says every one has
a lucky color, We nave three-red,
white and blue.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-02

GOOD BUYS IN USED CARS Al
goodbye prices: 1881 Pontiac coacn
at 500; 1881 Oldsmoblle Seo1 1H,
500; 1880 Model A SEDAN 30,
1929 Model A Coach, good tires d,
$85. Nice selection in newer lhP'e1
cars at prices that will appeal W
close buyers. Gambler = Pa,ll'.t
Motor Co. "
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-02

WE SPECIALIZE IN Ala
kinds Of body and fender re.
pair work. Motor Sales 70
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-02

EXPERIENCED TRUCK DRIVER,
sober and dependable, de-lres job
at once. l.. NJ Gupton, 226 Lowry
street. l-2tl
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-02

FASTER PIANO TUNFB-THONE
I@D. After s p. IN phone 564.
%lVorle, teI'S and repair part, for
all make, Of pianos and eed or
ganS. james G.. Michigan. 2-l.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-02

Entered at the posi- office in Hender-
con. N. c as second class mail mattel.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-02

FOR COOL REBUILT SECOND
hand or new furniture come to Il
Z. SatterWhlte and Sons. near Fire
Station. l9-t
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-02

HOME FRONT MILEAGE MUST
be maintained. even increased
through retreading. Let Us retread
YOU shoes. Phone $50. We call for
and deliver. Grissom's Shoe Shop.
l3-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-02

GLAD To SERVE YOU,
all ways. Come to see us Oh snI
us a ring. Two places to serve y ui
Bus station and Raleigh koao' o.,
Top No 2.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-02

HECK YOUR PRINTING NEEDS
now and place your orders WINE
paper is still available. We do all
kinds of printing at REASONABLE
prices. Affords Printing and Office
Supply Co. Zo-u
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-02

EVERY BEAUTY SERVICE-uO0
ern Shop-ENperlenced operator.
Centrally located. Phone 200 t'
appointment. Brldgers Beau,,
Shop, over PaEker's Drug Store
28-i
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-02

YOUR INSURANCE IS ON THE,
offensive when you are investing
your dividend from Mutual Insur
anCe Premiums in War Saving,
Bonds and Stamps. Phone 800
Gates Insurance Agency. 2l-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-02

FOR BEAUTIFUL WALLS RlGhl
over old wall paper. Use Faroo
the perfect cold water paint /.
does not rub off. Only 59c per
80 2-ltl
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-02

SEVERAL GOOD USED ELECTRIC
Ranges, Retrlgerators and Oil
Stoves. New and used Battery and
Electric Radios. See US for your
Electrical Needs. Henderson Book
{. Phone llO. 26-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-02

C. INC l'IIHn 20.
Values" Its time To- buv Vi
brick, brlNlnent. lime and ,bIHop"
now. Alex S. Watkins. 5oI.
every BEAUTY SERVICE-uOn
ern Shop-EXperlenced operata,.
Centrally located. Phone 20n w.
appointment. Bridgers Beau,
Shop, over Parker's Drug Store
%.
WE SPECIALIZE IN ~
L;,la - I'D. ALL
oous anu iehder re-
pair work. Motor Sales "a
A SHIRT Is a TWO-FAcFD
that Is, Arrows Double Shirt wb,cb
you can wear for bushes, or IA
puttcr, The convertible col1sr
changes II from a regular IN
h'Itton Soc Il hero -, @ -, ~ M a
Arrow stvlcs at 60 * ,,a1lLeI
whites Mon Sbon Inc S'@@u n
yO1-R INSURANCE &c ON T77r
offensjve when Won arc ln,al,l
vour dividend from, NunIai In''ls
anre preni1ms IN Wa c
nN. va 'dNIngS
N7'eS insurance Agency. 2l-tf
FOR GOOD REBUILT eFCONn
hand or new furnitIrn c,n,a ~ ~
e, Satterwhlte and Sons near F,rs
station ,ou
lo-N
al,avs wear he,t Lot NJ iob,DIa,
vour old shoes without 1,s,,o ,Gn'r
comfort phone a. We c9u sar
and deliver NorvIeh Shoe Rona,r
..
MASTER PIANO TT,NrP Tll0yr
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sltn, and dn,ondahlr do1I'a. iaG
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Stront I5ts,
HOME 'FRONT.' MILEAGE MUST
vn,r, shoe, phone 6q8 We caIi fnr
and del,vc, Cris,om,l Shoe cbon
12-tf
SEVERAL GOOD USED ELECTRIC
1885, nn,.o.anr 1ad ~,
pIootr;o paain ,0 cao " p'' for v rrr
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En phors i 'NA 26ztf
~
FON TERRIER PUPPIES FOR
sale. 5 weeks old-heaI'hy and
splendid breed. Call at old Dutch
Inn, Kittrcll. N. c. 2-2ti
paints at the lowest prices m town.
See us before buying your pant
Tanner Roofing Co. Phone COS,
Wychc St. LIT
cherry, Oxford road, 1903. --ou
TBy uS-CAJl,IS WE CALL FOR
and deljver shoe renaulne Our
work is oxtra good We have plenty
~ ,,,LLa. LooI- pb,,,o o16 Car
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-02

SHOES LIKE OLD FRIENDS.
always YEA best. Let Us rebuild
your old shoes without losing their
comfort. Phone Al. We call for
and deliver. Norwich Shoe Repair
~
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-02

FOR RENT: THREE ROOM UNFUR-
nisned apartment with water ana
water heater furnished. ttuGhe'
apartment, Harrell street Phone
34l-W. Il. l.. Mustlan. 2-IU
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-02

TRY US-CALL US. WE CALL FOX
and deliver shoe repairing. Our
work is extra good. We have plenty
of rubber heels. Phone 2i6-J. Car
DINA Shoe Shop. At
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-02

GOOD CHICKS CHEAP, AND WE
mean cheap. Call Henderson Hat
Chcrv. oxford road. t803. G-0'l
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-02

OUR LOAN SYSTEM is A BOON
to builders. We finance holne
building, remodeling and retInahc-
ing. Henderson Building y Loan
Association, Al. B. Wester, Secy
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-02

ANOTHER SHIPMENT or Wonn
shingles arrived at The Plaza
values; us time To buy YOU.
brick, brlNnent, lime and >hIHoIo.
now. Alex S. Watkins. 9uS
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-02

VITA VAR HIGHEST QUALIFY
paints at the lowest prices IN town,
See us before buying your pant
Tanner Roofing Co, Phone 6O6,
Wyche st. LII
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-02

FOX TERRIER PUPPIES FOR
sale. 5 weeks old-heal'hy and
splendid breed. Call at old Dutch
Inn, klttrcll. N. c. 2-2tl
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-02

WANTED WHITE MILLING Co-
Wlli pay 05c per bushcI on ' noS
}. S. Evans Milling Co. ooo.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-02
WANT ADS
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co your crops against baiiICi.
Wind damage? Insure with '"', and
satisfactory settlement. VS. lor
department, Citizens Bant dnce
Trust Company. "'N and
1877
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-02

WHEN IT'S QUALITY GROCERIES
fresh western meats and ffe'ii
fruits or vegetables at 1--we ana
let live prices, try Herbert Yer
low Front, phone 439. Free de.
livery. HUI
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-02

Buy War Savings Bonds or Stamps.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-02

SAVE MONEY. BUY GREYuO1-,n
bus communication ticket, IN Gu
Butner, book of 10 tjcko, up s5
Three schedules. % ny.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-02

HENDERSON BUSINESS cOLLycr
-accredited-lall term Snnt1OE
Der o. Good judgment , eHi
that thorough business t]ralnin you
sound investment at little cn,, IN
sure return. ''' ana
fDA
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-02

Buy War Savings Bonds Oh Stamps
Imperial Valley press., 1942-07-29
THE DAYS
SPORTS PARADE
GREATEST BREAK

Listen boy, this may be the
greatest break you ever got. The
army will appreciate you a lot
more, since you didn't get the
chance to make that money. Be
cause of this-and because you're
asking no fayors from the army
by going in as a buck private
you'll unquestionably be ranked in
military circles as the No. l con-
tender for a shot at Champion Joe
Louis. Although Louis is corporal
in the army and you're just a pri-
vate, you can yell your head off for
a fight-and probably get it. But
you couldn't do that before you
stepped into uniform.
Tender emphasized that good
southpaws were the ugly ducklings'
of their divisions because no prom
inent battler - and particularly
champions-Wa wanted to meet them
because of their unorthodox stance
and awkward style. He said it was
well known in fight circles from
coast to coast that Promoter Mike
Jacobs had proposed Bettina as a
Louis opponent time and again. but
that Bomber Joe and his advisors
had consistently rejected the Beacon
boy because of his style.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-07-29
BROOKS, CARDS
SPLIT DOUBLE

he beat the White SoX. 8-3 Joe
Gordon homcred with two on in the
third and Charley Keller came
through in the same frame with
none on, both blows coming off Ed
Smith. Joe Haynes served up fat
four base pitch to Joe DiMaggio in
the fifth. DlMS gEio also got a
triple and two singles.
Alex CarreSquel shook off seven
errors by his mates and pitched
the Senators to a ga triumph over
the Browns. st. Louis made only
one error. when Rick Ferrell missed
the third strike on Jimmy Vernon
in the second, but it was enough to
start rally that was good for five
runs. Stan Spence collected four of
WaShington's 10 hits.
The Red Sox increased their sec
ond-place lead over the Indians
last night by winning their second
straight from Cleveland, 81.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-07-29
By PAUL SCHEFFELS

NEW YORK, July % tUP1
Regardless of the outcome of to-
days contest between the Brook
lyn Dodgers and st. Louis Cardi-
nals-the "one-two" teams in the
National League-the ability of the
Flatbushers to stay seven games in
front must be credited to their
aptitude for crushing the loops
weak sisters
The Cards gained an even split
in their vital doubleheader with
the Dodgers yesterday to remain
ahead in the season series between
the two 81. but their inability to
crush the more feeble squadS-the
Braves and Phils-may cost them
the flag.
One of the biggest Ebbets Field
crowds of the season-33,212 paid
watched the Dodgers divide with
the Cards yesterday. The Dodgers
squeezed through a TO decision in
the opener, but bowed to Max La
nier's six-hit pitching and a To-
hit Cardinal attack in the night
cap. 81.
Cincinnati held on to third place
by defeating the Phils, 81, and 81.
while the fourth-place Giants trim
med the Cubs, 9-5 and 80. the Phils
made only two hits off Johnny
Wander Nicer in the first game, one
in the first and one in the ninth,
while Cincinnati recruit Eric Top
ito drove in four runs. Ray Stapp
won his 135th with five-hitter
in the nightcap. Dick West hom-
mered with one on for the Reds
in the second
The Braves scored the winning
run on a fielderS choice in the
ninth to beat Pittsburgh, 4-3. Bob
Elicit juggled Nanny Fernandez
doubleplay grounder, tagging third
fol the force-out too late to pre-
vent Sibby Sisti from scoring
YANKS AS USUAL
BolStered b. a Yankee attack
that included three homers, Ernie
Bonham won his 18th triumph as
Imperial Valley press., 1942-07-29
THEY KNOW 1T

Bettina and Manager Grippe nod
ded. Louis repeated refusalS to
tackle Bettina was no news to them
Tender said:
Il never thought Leonard would
fight me because of my style. Benny
wasn't too anxious. But Benny was
great champion-licked me twice
and he took me on. Louis is sup
posed TO be a great champion, and
l guess he is. I don't see how he
can sidestep you, if he ever defends
the title, now that you'll be in uni
form.
THE only other opponent the
army might suggest is Private Billy
Conn. But he fought Louis once
and was knocked out. You're un-
beaten as a heavyweight and never
have faced Louis, because he would
Mt face you. 1t looks TO me like
you're in for a Louis fight"
Imperial Valley press., 1942-07-29
". Y. STOCKS

NEW YORK. July % OUP1 - Stocks de
clined today on increased volume on ac-
tual and anticipated reductions m dlNld-
ends Of leading companies.
The United States steel Corporation is
sued its second quarter report after the
close yesterday. and directors declared
the usual dividend Of 81 share, the
same amount paid in recent quarters.
However. dividends on common FOR the
first half were earned by margin of only
a. cents and traders anticipated re
duCtion In the next quarter. Thi STOCK
receded point, while Bethlehem iosi
nearly n point.
wheeling Steel rcccdcd when directors
halved the dividend 10 - cents a share
Other dividend cuts today included West
inchousc Electric common and pid- re
duced from 81 to cents share: Spcrry
corporation. reduced from 81 TO Is cents
y share: and Savage Arms fro m5o cents
10 . cents a share These issues had
declines of fractions TO more than a
point In Westinghouse Electric:
General Motors failed 10 earn It's III
vidends in the first half by one cent a
share and traders were worried oNcf
forthcoming dividend action. due neNi
Monday. he stock was active and nearly
a point lower. ChrySler eaSed fractions.
Word that offerings OF block OF loo,o8
shares each would soon be made O.
Standard Oil tN.Jl and Standard on a.
California sent trhOSeiSSucS down more
than a point each. Other oil issues
Weskeheu' An lHllutI'I WI '''t ~
was an order of the war production
board stopping all fuel oil deliveries 10
eastern consumers for heating and cool
ing until Sept IS.
Railroad issues were fairly active with
prices fractionally lower on profit-jaking
Utilities slipped back 10 send the average
TO a new low since May. !. Engineers
Public Service pfd., executions. gained
much as points in the 5i4 per cent
issue.
Fears OF heavy tax inrOadS into Chem
ical and aircraft companies adversely ~
fected their stocks. Allied Chemical and
Douglas aircraft was off more than q
point.
Farm shares had losses ranging to =.
points in Case. Tire issues caScd with
US Rubber preferred off point Losses
OF point and more were made by
American Locomotive preferred Crown
Zellerhach pfd. Hercules Powder. Under
wood Elliott Fisher and Spiegel pld.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-07-29

Win
!

Imperial Merchants won their
first game since entrance into the
B league Tuesday night. an 11-9
triupmh over the Cramer's soft
ballerS, but they had to come from
behind in the last inning to do it.
The Merchants had built up a
7-2 lead in the fifth inning and
apparently were headed for a walk
away victory when the Cramer's
batters started an explosive rally
so characteristic of softball games
and scored seven runs to go two
runs ahead.
Neither team scored in the sixth
but the Merchants found the range
again in the first part of the
seventh to tally four additional
runs. Cramers was held hitleSS in
the last of the seventh.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-07-29
-I.V. ATHLETE
JQINSU. s. NAVY

Uncle Sans swelling navy had
claimed another Imperial Val
ley athlete Wednesday after
Kenneth Grumbles left for Of
ficcr's training school at Abbot
Hall, University of Chicago,
Grumbles' exploits on Che foot
ball field of El Centre high
school arc still remembered by
the sports minded elders and
youngsters too have heard his
name mentioned frequently.
For the past Ia years Grum-
blcs has been a physical educa-
tion instructor at Alhambra high
school, the post which he left
to try for lieutenant Junior
grade commission.
Upon graduation from the
rigorous training course he viii
probably join thousands OF
other coaches now wearing the
navy uniform in training OF
recruits both for the air school
and for the regular navy.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-07-29
ANGELS WIN BY
0kE.RUN EDGE
BY UNITED PRESS

Still holding a safe margin at
the top of the Pacific Coast league
ladder. the Los Angeles Angels
Tuesday night edged out the San
Francisco Seals, 81, behind the
four-hit pitching of Southpaw Ray
Prim.
While the Seraphs were handing
the Seals their second straight set
back, the sccond-place Sacramento
Solons were bowling to the Portland
Beavers, 10, and the Hollywood
Stars were scoring a 7-5 win over
the Oakland Acorns. Seattle and
San Diego were on the road and
open their series Wednesday night.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-07-29
BROTHERS LEAD
IN NET Event

KALAMAZOO, Mich, July %.
CUP) and Tom Falkenburg.
top-seeded tennis playing brothers
from Los Angeles, Calf, led a
bulky field into the third round of
the annual Western junior and
boys open tennis tournament at
Stowe Courts today.
Bob, National interscholastic
singles champion, defeated Harold
Workman. Ft. Wayne. Ind, 60, SO.
yesterday while Tom eliminated Ger
hard Kalkofen, Elkhart, Ind, 6-2.
Ga
Stan Broback of Milwaukee scored
the days biggest upset by othtine
fifth seeded Howard Galloway, Ham
ilton, Ga, ST, 60, 6-l.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-07-29
Barnes Storrninq
by RAY BARNES

We expect Manuel Ortiz, Ell Cen
tros bantamweight hopeful who is
shooting for Lou Salicas crown come
August Z in Hollywood Legion stad-
ium, to let precedent and abandon
fly to the wind when he gets into
the ring with the champion.
Dopcsters have it figured that
ortiz will hold back as he has in
previous fights and wait for a
chance to throw his lethal right
hand. This would give Salica a
chance to build up an early lead
that would be plenty tough to over
come, especially in a championship
bout where the judges seem a little
apt to give the edge to the champ
if there's any doubt
However, that's not the way the
thing looks to us. Ortiz has had
to take a pretty bad deal on the
financial part of the setup-he gets
$3.50 for his work while Salica knocks
down over $6,000-and he won't be
taking any chances that will let
Mr.. s. come out of the scrape with
two pins under him.
Manuel had to angle for a long
time to get a shot at the title SO
he's not going to muff it. Take it
from us, Mr.. Salica, you'd better
want to stay away from our boy
any length of time.
We understand unofficially and