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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-26

things, the Cardinals won the two remaining games with the Jints, moved into third place, and the Cooper brothers teamed to give Morton Q two-hit, 10 shutout in the key game with the Dodgers.
 When Marion stepped out, his endurance record of 230 games, dating from Aug. 2, 1940, was broken. It was the second longest in the elder circuit, though pretty far behind that of Frank McCor- mick of the Reds, who has passed $50.
 The oft-quoted law of averages was due to catch up with fragile looking Martin Marion.
 Things will be all right if the pitchers haven't caught up to him.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-26
NEW YALE CAPTAIN

New Haven, Conn, May 26.-(UP) Kent Ellis, Washington, D. C., to- day became captain of Yale univer- sity,s l94S track team. Ellis is a quarter mile runner and broad jumper.
 Ross L. Foertmeyer, Bellevue Ky, was named manager, and Howard Sykes, Englewood, N. J., assistant manager.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-26

BosUNrs MATE civilian, Marty Thursday night Marty svenO This crypdc-sOunding really In advantage boxing contest since 1t presupposes unable time he should to getting RObnsOns regular training routine the ssss @ cs s oe h sG0a'e sst Army ' 1t for and Navy work but doesn't get them ready for bout when Servo Robinson Philadelphia September h the decision in favor of Ray was unpopular with the crowd In fact Serve became InpODTsr % % @ soD1sSn % @%s. @ M Nov Robinson s ready for him. Kay has fighting regularly a's: s s9S @ meeting time could from his oItns f0 Coast Guard M Tanns ming S set saSy " @ @ sn and Robinson should win
 HERBERT BAYARD swopE chairman of the New York State crowds tracks being wholly unuthGEizsa plated. This will interest Saratoga fans
 m WRITING THIS at 14 Saturday, May 2s s2 just inform you the: As is. not going to T o the M @ I writes @ @ The between Star Beacon semanlke 1ochnar d Note
 
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 "You CAN'T BLAME the bell clubs all the Army Navy M s.ne ns snf aren't S ss ss @ a SHs criticism nh point would mlsnepreted at ths time turning out he continued I they've been solicited at every turn for various causes until they now run from anything that savers of benefit The GantDOdger natural It also had the advantage being the first played and therefore better hsye good attractions per to Otherwise, they won't"
 0R1NEEK GRnEK who's got the gimmick2
 trophy eblematic America Frank Leght Stepanek"
 Frank, policeman Cincinnati weekend thus ending Johnny orimek toyear reign the pst male in the land
 body they heard Lghs ascension Nobody Better Leht than mek Hoffman, writes eh years y this When saked to comment this situation Professor Charles Atlas the big dynamc tension Hmans barbes Grinek 70 which exactly what I've claimed right along other -the acalaris."
 WOULD a this point la- intends do
 JAMES JEIIcosE POWERS olde dogge been notified py Tnney Navy will through in few days.
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-26
JESSUP, FLOORED THREE
 TIMES, LEAVES RING

Holyoke, Mass, May 26.-(UP)- Tommy Jessup, 1882 of Springfield was disqualified in the second round of a 10 round bout with Car mine Fatta, 138, of Brooklyn, N. Y. last night when he stepped out of the ring after hls second claimed the bell had sounded the end of the round.
 Jessup had been dropped threa times in the first round and twice in the second. Referee Bill Lieber. man, who said the bell had not rJlng, awarded the bout to Fatta, pre- cipitating 8 free-for-all in which many of the 2,300 fans joined at the rtngside. Police restored ors der,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-26
Errors-Chandler. Crosetti. mn

Errors-Chandler, Crosetti. Three7 base hit-Hassett. Sacriflces-Hugh- son, Crosetti, Lii Newsome. Double plays-Crosetti, Gordan and Has, sett; Hughson, l.. Newsome and Luz pien; Hassett and Rizzuto; Chand- Ter, Rizzuto and Hassett. Left. on on balls-ofe Chandrel 3, Hughson g.. Struck out--by Chandler 6; Hugh son 2. Hits-off Hughson, 6 in 2 things; Rutland, lin 1. Runs-off Hughson 2. Losing pitcher-Hugh- son. Umpires-Stewart, Quinn and Basil. Time-1:44.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-29
Caster &unoap


1851. Settlers Of Oklahoma prefer a
brew q parched. peppered corn which
they call coffee 10 genuine coffee
l770. Three prOnged fork introduced
In America after housewives complain
that the two pruneed ones are "barbar-
Gus table utensils "
ISL. Fashionable New Orleans host
esses serve cocoa and ginger cookies at
afternoon tea, They say tea Is fit
only Tor NOrthrfnsTg-
iGl2 Francis Go0dhuShand NJ Iamey.
town first chrescmaket In America Is
now open Tor business
1914 Due 10 the war sugar sells for
so cents a pound In NcN York City.
& 2 {
1873 Queen Elizabeth NJ England Who
Is fond NJ outdoor picnics. deyises a
portable dining table When opened It
Will accommodate IA diners
1921. Midget siErd geese are being
bred In the Orkney Islands Tor Holland.
ers who are on diet The Dutch think
~ everything
1850. Most popular dish in Paris this
year Is potato pancake two inches
thick and eight inches In q ameter which
housewives serve with melted cheese.
1919. Henceforth any English farmer
who sells chickens or ducks which have
been fed pebbles to increase thrir
weight Is liable TO have hts nose cut of |
PSI G. Romans invent soup ladle
with tiny compartments which release
sptces as soup Is stirred
1913. Colonial housewives decorate
each fruit cake with a turkey feather
stuck IN the center The portion sur
rounding II Il known as q cocktail. !"
8 , u. 8 3 &.
1891. orieers and sailors aboard span.
ish vessels are required TO eat fish ex-
clusively until their ship Is three days
out OF port. This Is supposed 10 be
insurance against drowning II they are
wrecked or fall overheard
20 A ID. CELSIUS. Roman physician advises
patients 10 eat fox liyers for health
1894 The Council Of Florence orders
that all meat plates "henceforth shall
he made smaller TO curb monstrouS
over ealing
1874. In addition 70 drinking oooos.
Mexican women grind the cocUa bean
finely and use IL for face powder.
1854. Shakespeare born. His favorite
food wheA writing Ia hours at q stretch
was cubes Of cheese floating In sweet vine.
1912. New York epicures visiting Ha-
vail delight In violet salad made
Of white violets grown on stalks four
feet high.
1897. Cantonese use Seaweed ground
up with nuts to stun sucking piEs.
776 &c. Henceforth all Roman sold
lerI must eat standing up 80 they II be
tough. Only ofioers may sit while dining
1921. Scots like smoked paddock served
In town OF Findon so we'll they name 10
"Findon Haddie" Later the name be-
came FinnAn HaddIe.
8 8 p.
l777. Joshua MeClain appointed food
experiments" by George Washington.
HIS Job was TO hnd foods. the smallest
Quantities Of which gave the most energy.
2s7 u c. Hira Tumsebus. chef 10 King
Pyrrhus OF Macedonia receives eQulya-
lent OF 800 q week--Iust because he
knows how 10 prepare chicken.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-29
YOUR RECIPE MAY WIN SIS

The american Weekly iciI pay
So for each recipe sent in by
readers and used on this page, all
publication rights thereafter be-
longing a. The american " eekiy.
Any kind oJ recipe may be sub
miited. the only restriction being
that IL must be- original. In other
,ootds. II must not hare appeared
an,tSlcre in print before. Do not
send ~ any recipe Which has 0P'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-29
I'm Serving
BY MRS. l.. 4. CORBlN,
Salinas, Calf.


YER since we were married
year ago I've taken vita
- minis seriously BY this l
mean I've followed the food OK
ports recommendation for bal
anccd diet, including sufficient
milk, vegetables, fruits, eggs,
butter, cereal or bread, meat,
cheese, fish and legumes in
varied menu combinations. AS a
result my husband says he has
never felt better in his life and
that goes for me too.
VITAMIN SALAD
stalks outside celery Qeaves
and stalks use green ones)
or large sprigs parsley Cor
more)
- head lettuce or endivc or Il
bunch watercress
3 or more radishes sliced thin
Cusc radish tops if young
and tender if desired
y medium sized onion sliced
thin
Slice celery in y inch pieces.
Cut leaves in rather large pieces.
Chop parsley fine. Cut greens
lettuce, etc. about medium. Add
radishes if desired and onions
sliced thin. Always use the out
side as we'll as inside of lettuce,
endive, etc. The greener it is, the
more vitamins and minerals. Mix
this salad with the following
dressing:
3 tablespoons salad oil
/ tablespoon lemon juice
u teaspoon onion salt
l, teaspoon celery salt
2 drops worcestershire sauce
Il Glove garlic chopped fine
Beat well with fork until all is
mixed and pour over salad. Stir
| lightly until well coated with oil
and serve Immediately. My hus-
band and l eat large soup bowl
Of this salad but II serves 4
generously for most folks, Cab
bage chopped fine may be added
and many variations to this salad
are good. Bell peppers are also
very good. And here is a way to
get raw carrots In the diet. It's
delicious, too.
VITANIIN CARROT DISH
X head lettuce cut
2 large carrots grated fine
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-29

pedred in any publication, or in
any kind al printed cook book.
Write on one side ot the paper
only. BE sure "a gire your name
and address. Ind urife. or print
plainly.
Send your recipe Ia The Ameri-
ran Weekly House,ciJc's Food Al
mdnack. y. -. Box I9I, Grand
Central 4nnct. Ne,c York, ". y.
Unused recipes cannot be returned.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-29
RYE BREAD

1 make all Of my own bread
now. So experimenting and add
ing this and that to various
recipes, I finally found rye
bread that is really delicious and
has n definite rye flavor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-29
Sponge.

Ia cups lukewarm water
cake yeast
2 cups rye -four
Crumble yeast in u cup water,
add the rest and add the -four,
beating until smooth. II you
have an oven with a pilot, place
the mixture in the oven. It's just
about the correct temperature
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-29

powdered sugar is used, wrap
each in wallpaper. Store "a hours
before using.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-29
Aspects. Holidays. Notable Food
Dates. etc.

April Fools Day. A person fooled this
day. according 10 the French Is o
Poisson d'a,rll'' or April hsh.
i7il. English housewives serve roast
mutton. wrapped in napkins TO prevent
flavor from escaping
Good Friday 8 : u.
400 BIC. A bashful Greek swain asks
his sweetheart for a kiss by handing
her pomegranate. The Greeks had a
truth for A.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-29

and no worry about keeping the
room warm enough. Cover with
a cloth and let it set until light
and bubbly, about one-and-one-
half hours.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-29
IL
Y YOUNG WIVES NEED
| NOT BE EMBARRASSED
| CONCERNING THIS !
INTIMATE PROBLEM 4

Each year thousands OF tmid young
women. who never have been told certain
facts. enter marriage completely unln-
formed. In tins dilemma. what IS the
Young vile 10 do Because OF natural
shyness or lack Of confidence IN the knowl-
edge Of friends. she hcsltatcs 10 seek the
advice OF others Too often she either
places her dependence on weak, lnCitcC-
tive homemade mixtures, or resorts
To uvcr-strong solutions of acids for the
t4etitife which can actually hLrn- scar
and even dcScns.tizC delicate tissue.
Today such risks are needless. Science
has gwen womankind a safe-yet amaz-
ingly powerful hqutd for the douehe.
Iortc. SO powerful Is Zonltc, that II kills
immediately all germs and bacteria with
which II comes IN contact Dcodorizes-
by actually destroying odorS, leaving no
tell-tale odor OF ITS own Protects personal
dalntncss. Yet! Zonte IS non-caustic.
non-poisonous, safe for delicate tissues
Over 100000 bottles already bought.
For modern hyEienic protection you may
never have known before. get Zonite at
your druggist today.
free Booklet Tells Iniiroie Foets Every
Youno Wife Should Know
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-29
DRIED FRUIT CANDY

Here Is a recipe for dried
fruit candy that takes the place
of fresh fruits and also that OF
candy. It's delicious.
1 cup each pitted (uncooked)
prunes, seedless raisins, pit
ted dates, dried figs tor
pears)
y cup each dried apricots and
cherries
1 cup walnut meats
IL teaspoon lemon rind. grated
y teaspoon orange rind, grated
Il cup sugared honey Cf pos
sible) or thick honey
Force fruits and nuts through
food chopper. Add rinds and
honey, and mix all very we'll with
hands. Form in small balls and
roll in powdered sugar, nuts,
cocoanut or dip in chocolate. If
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-29
HOW TO BEGIN A NoURIsHINe MEAL


EH recipe potato soup which
- have print" Mrs. A KITCHEN Cox
U Verona, New Prepare follows
potatoes through a
damp potatoes your
balls marble the boiling boil until
the balls clear Wten with milk salt taste
hot with a sprinkes parsley. 1t is delicious"
large potatoes (grated) y cup of milk to whiten
About of boiling water Salt to taste
Coz g a Z
carefully
usMay Lee Swami
Dampe Pirate in Supposedly White Man
Which He Dscorered Grorcng in Guam He
Baking Unb1ked Lodre Of Tree
Bread" He Called Them.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-29

u medium sized onion chopped
fine
Mix all and add tablespoons
lemon juice, Is te spoon salt Cor
more, a sprinkle of pepper, and
about 2 tablespoons mayonnaise
or more if desired). Mix well
and serve at once.
NITANIN MACKEREL
Here is n recipe that is very
inexpensive and very delicious
using canned mackerel.
can maci1crcl broken in large
pieces
tablespoon butter
1 teaspoon flour
y cup milk
i teaspoon salt
y cups or more grated tor cut
in small pieces) American
cheese (use cheese that isn't
too mild
4 teaspoon prepared mustard
Make cream sauce: melt but
ter, add flour, stir. Add milk and
stir until thick. Set over hot
water, add cheese and stir until
cheese melts. Add seasonings and
mackerel. Serve at once on
crackers or toast Serves q
generously.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-29
Dough.

This is a recipe for the dough
to be added to the sponge.
II cup water
l tablespoon each molasses
salt and oil
l tablespoon caraWay seeds
2 cups rye flour
2 cups siftcd white -four
Dissolve molasscs. salt and oil
in water, add to sponge. Add
caraway seeds. mix Add -four
and mix well. Turn ont or
lightly Toured board and kncac
about five minutes, using not
more than y cup flour to knead
added gradually to board TO pre-
vent sticking. Place in lightly
creased bowl and let rise until
double in bulk Tin oven) about
one hour. knead again TO dis.
tribute air bubbles knead with
quick strokes or 1t will stick, anC
if it gets sticky add just little
flour to board. Divide in half anC
knead each loaf until smooth
Shape into loaves and place tC
rise until double in bulk. Bake
in oven one hour (about) at 81;
degrees. If you let it rise in the
oven, remove to preheat over
after il is double in bulk.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-29

4. Contains LANOLIN, very
similar To natural skin oil.
2. HOMOCENIZED to help
IL soak better into dried
skin cells.
;. Contains q SPECIAL
EMUISIFIER for extra
sofiening help
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-29
BETHEhMERICAN HoY F6Sp Ml Z
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More vi+amin Recipes Now

Like great many other AImdn-
ackcrs, Mrs. Corbin, Of Salinas, Caiil.,
has become riidmin-m minded in her
preparation Of f0od-dnd Nth most
gratifying results. In this article she
gires some rif1min-rich recipes nhich
she dcrised and prepares for her
o,rn use. The Editor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-29

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-29

free Booklet Tells Iniin,o'e Foets Every
Young Wife Should Know
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-25
Oil Heaters
Benjamin Appliance Shops
Furniture, Household Goods

A BEAUTIFUL red tit back chair and
ottoman sold for sac So used; sacrihce
sis. so Mitchen's 5000 Gratlot
BEAUTIFUL studio couch, innerspring
construction. ; pillows sold for $40
sacrifice S2i Muchelis 5000 Gratiot.
A BEDROOM suite. 3,pece. walnut finish,
slightly marred In shipment. sacrifice,
Isf5. terms. Alvin. s7i5 West Vernon,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-25

base size. Sl65: 4s-base
chromatic. 500 IS; professional models /;
guaranteed reed best selection IN Y. s. A.
Open Sun. Terms. Castigleone. $3.50
Grauot.
AN APT. PIANO BARGAINi
$3.50 small size Kimbal made apt. piano,
like new. reduced to $780, terms. Net1ow's
IS p. Adams. open Mon. Wed. Fri ewes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-25
Household Appliances
Electric Refrigerators


A LARGE stock Of good used refriEera
tors. Fenkeli Appliance 1908 Fenkell
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-25
Lumber, Building Materials
SMITH-ORR co.

ROOFING, ASPHALT SHINGLES
LADDERS, ASBESTOS SIDING. LUMBER
MILLWORK, SHEET METAL SUPPLIES
WHOLESALERS
7 ACRES OF BUILDING SUPPLIES
1881 w. WARREN. Phone OREGON O70O
USED pywood. 2ite 80 ~; ixt strips,
lie Der linsal II: work benches. 35c
lineal ~.
LIBERTY LUMBER. 500 RADCLIFFE
z-CAR garage. all materials comp, Si42. 80.
Fillmore Lumber. 2420S Gratiot. Rose. 1850
3-cAR GARAGE. sis5. U. s. Housewreck.
ing, 1ee6S Deuulndre.
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate list
ings in the bg sunday Times Want Ad
Hsction'
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-19
CALIFORNIA HAS
AN Even CHANCE

, DENITE March 70 Up, - Cali
FORMS with :Our OF LIS seven en-
tlles 81. Surviving. 10 an cyen
caunce o1 retaining the ut.e to-
DAY. q, e.-.t ,eanls no.eG INTO III
quartz: finals a lie National AAU
Basketball tournament.
on c .i:cruIa SURVIVOR Vii be
eliminated .uu.-ht. WIN ne Holly
W oC ~. On .ul"~. &eIeIo..e
cHaMEIJ... 't.-. he t.oor a4a.ns'
t.c'lr fellow >'a-C.a .rom Saa Fran
cisco AC
B=rtlC~I...o. OE.a. O.s.s. t..e-
hcldcrS II 1910. Seaf'ie Wal AL
.i.o- ... '.e Deafe. Lon, lap-
tIyc( .H... @. he 0tao. Ga.@ter
IEe,.-'- 0o.. is n ftiea !gH&d play
v'-'orrr. ieap.a- CHc1goS Y"
Clipper. dark horse Il .ae meet,
tie olE ."ralu'n- ta.e..f 70 Wes.
,:. -.".,a.C.
i' .....: "Ho aegtcG l., blood
dc"D,> , SO q un. q finance tac
'r.0 ~ DN.;'r. saoroG tEeir second
upset ot ~. rour3amcni &catardaE
.. ..t.;'.- - dofcat Midland.
'Tt> q. m.a.l &C. 80 to a. after
'-a.'n- b. a.uc points At The hat.
They M'at Il stcrrer test tonight
a2a.!.-' 'uo socond seeded Bartles-
y4.le one. who moved iato TIE
e.ar'e~-t.a - without "GrEm2 I'd
,".' TIC Oiioss .oseec 10 81
'r ~ ,."L.' D.er Wa~hln@ton safe
60 star. yesterday.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-19
COLLEGE BOXING
SHOW CROWDED

SACRAMENTO. March 10 up
A crowded scheduled of A. matches
in tTO nights was announced toHa}
for the PaCiflL coast intercollegiate
boxing show here tomorrow and
Saturday, with 55 fighters from 4
colleges competing.
Coach irving Grip ToomcV Of
California Aggies. host school. aid.
finat entry lists showed four cham
rlons would be defending i'lcs.
Wtiie Washington State viii eek 70
kccp it's team title won here last
fear The defending champs are
Byron HoStetlcr, 1877 pounds and
Fred Spiegolbcrg. 175 pounds. Wash
inGton State: Bob Wcbbcr l20
pounds San Jose State, and A1Ilt
Cnha. l65 pounds, California 4
Teams from Idaho. Gonzaea and
Washington State were due 70 ar
rive this afternoon and thoso from
California Stanford. Fresno SAFE.
Ca. AggieS. UCLA. San jose STATE.
San Franci.co and Oregon State
tomorrow.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-19
FAaRE ROCKIES
BEAT REGULARS

t. san Diego rockies made it
- =. a .5W over the Padre reg
ul = Wednesday whcn the Yanni-
So. ...s IL .cycu-!ramp game in FL
Caa..a ..aGrm, 10.
" Hcber,. regular pitcher
Vic #.eu,d for the rocks. gave
III .ssaa hits. and Chuck Eisen-
Inn. newcomer to the Glib who
lm.ad .or the regulars, gave up
b ar blow
I4a errors. on. ~ 5nortstop Jack
Cas#s I'D auo,hcr by George De-
To-. catcher. allowed the single
t.E ~ cross the plate.
o. FRIDAY morning the rockies
- a-aiJIs will square off in a
nMe-#ainq same in honor of the
r.sH.a- National City KiWanis at
! Cea'go park.
y 5a."y fans nave been invit'1
IT, .a.e in de workouts of the San
B.e-e team during the training sea-
saa ae Manager Cedric burst.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-19
ALARCON TAKES
SHOOTING AWARD

Edward AlarCon. substitute for
ward on the varSit" basketball team.
Thursday was named as winner of
the Varsity c trophy for making the
best percentage Of free throws dur
ing the season.
Alarcon was granted II free throws
by officials during the season. of
which he sent six through the bas-
hct tcr percentage Of "a, to take
the Letterman's organization award.
Allen KoDara, first string for
ward, IS in second place with a
percentage of 48. He shot more
times than any other player, "a.
and made 2G bullseyes.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-19
WILSON TO WORK CUB
PITCHERS LONGER SHIFTS

les ANGELES, March 10 up
ATanaser Jimmy Wilson advanced
is Chicago Cubs pitchers to four
end sive inning working shift for
re first time today against the
Plt# a9rsh Pirates
Claude PaSseau and Jess Flores
nero scheduled for Cubs mound
Gatg Wi.h the regulars granted
loldaE ;hc remainder of the Chi
eaeo quad suffered a to beat
in a. The hands of Los Ange es
yesterday. It was the Angels sixth
StrsIzE' victory.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-19

tire Of jeff Crarath l1e r&C.
Tassi has been with tac Dona
nee 1887 and previously had coach
"a at LOyOIa hlgh, Los Angelo. He
Wa an on standing center for tHA
Broncos, graduating in 1881
Bill Howard, former TrOIa1. and
Bob Klcckncr, former Don iul5ack.
VII be TaSsi's assistants.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-19
10 MORE SCHOOLS CANCEL SPORTS

GnCO. GaIif, March 10 oUP,-
Trmclra,s of 10 meh schools in the
northern California hieh school
athletic league decided at a meet
Ing here last NIGHT to cancel all
mtcrscholastic athletics To- the
duration of the War
The action, similar to that taken
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-19
DiMAGGIO, KELLER
60 INTO ACTION

LAKE WALES Fla, March 10
CUP - Joe D.Ma@glo and Charley
Keller 90 mo the New York Yam
Zee lineup aaaiLs, the world cham
lions Kan.aa Citt iarm club Today
Tiey were called ~ action by Man
aaer Joe MCCARTHY to stimulate the
lIfcIcsa Yankee attack.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-19
l.. 4. STOCKS

los -tEGIDEs. Naecs Il IVP = H..ces
>. .'W... :.yH; Improvement II secc
issues an. We're firm IN others on tie
Los A-Ee.e. stock exchange TO-DAY. Three
issues wee Up. none down and SiN IN
C.anE,.. q: - 3Ou0-sha:e turnoNe! II
caI.; t....a-
TIE l.>. Cen..al Investment 70 a, Il u
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Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-19
TENNIS CLUB TO
MEET CALEXICO

The Fl Centre tennis club will
>tart its season Sunday morning
against the CaleXico club on the
southern courts, announced Toun-
amen, Manager George Egling-
Thursday.
Sin singles matches and three
doubles will make up the program.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-19
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