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Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-21
Segura in Semis
After Seixas Win

BROOKLINE, Mass, Aug. 81
CUP) Francisco Segura battled
his way into the semi-finals of the
Longwood Bowl tennis tournament
yesterday by defeating Vic Seixas
of Philadelphia, 6-2, Cd, in the
only mems singles match of the
day.
Gardnar Mulloy and Dick Nc
Kee, both of Miami, Fla, paired to
win their quarter final doubles
match over Arthur Macdonald of
Los Angeles and Fred Kovaleski of
Hamtramck, Mich. 6-1, 9-7.
Second round doubles resulted
included: William Voyt of Phila-
delphia and Seixas defeated w. L..
Cahall of Philadelphia and Howard
Mccall of Atlanta, 6-l, 7-5; Al Stitt
of Wellesley, Mass, and Harrison
Bowbotham of Brookline defeated
Tom Brown. Jr., of San Francisco
and Ellis Slack of Long Beach, Cal,
6-3, Cd; George Ball of Ell Paso,
Tex, and Dick Odman of Seattle,
defeated Jack Lynch of Newton,
Mass, and Don Skakle of Quincy.
Mass, Us, 8-6.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-21
Injury Blasts Star
Gridder's Hopes

EVANSTON, Ill, Aug. 81 CUP -
Bill Decorrevont'S hopes of return
ing to football stardom on the
same gridiron where he rocketed
to unparalleled heights as a high
school performer were crushed to-
day when knee injury forced him
to withdraw from practice with the
college all-stars.
The Northwestern university half
back suffered the injury during a
drill for the All-Stars game with
the Chicago Bears Aug. % and i'm
mediately was withdrawn from
list of available performers by head
Coach Bob zuppke.
"The knee looks pretty bad right
now," Decorrevont said, I'll not
only miss a chance to play against
the Bears but likely will be forced
to take things easy for at least
three weeks with it."
The All-Star contest with the
Bears is at Soldiers Field and as
senior at Chicagos Austin high
school Decorrevont was the magnet
that attracted 100000 fans to the
Giant stadium for scholastic title
game.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-21
Ry JACK CUDDY

NEW YORK, Aug. 81 = CUP) -
Ace Adams of the New York Giants
is the unsung pitching hero of the
1912 baseball season and-aSusual
there's bit of pathos in his un-
recognized success.
Adams, a chunky, fairskinned.
brown haired guy from Iron City,
Ga, is like most indispensable cogs
in any typically American organi-
zation, He's such a great and de-
pendab;e r4ief pitch;J that his
value in the post prevents him
from being raised to a starter-a
jor league starter-the goal of
every finger in organized baseball
GREAT WOPKHORSE
Ace Adams is certain TO make
the headlines this year as the
greatest workhorse in modern ma
jor league history. 1t appears now
that he will play in more than So
games breaking the joint record
held by Christy Mathewson 1903
and Hugh Mulcahy G937.
Last night Adams made his 49th
appearance of the season. taking
the mound in the eight inning of
the GiaLts-Dodgers game at Ebbets
Field. And tic Giants still have
35 games 20 play-With their la
mentally uncertain pitching staff.
Adams, who has the modified
drawl of a Georgia cracker dipped
lengthily in metropolitan milk,
isn't much interested in this work
horse record But when we men
toned the word starter" in the
Giants oven hot dressing room at
Ebbets Field, he snapped at it like
hungry turtle.
Sure, I'd like to be starter,
he replied eagerly. That's the real
job" Adams brown eyes glistened
as he pictured himself a regular
starter, with four or five days of
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-21
Deer SEASON. in
North Area Closes

SACRAMENTO, Aug 2l-CUP)-
CaliforniaS north coast deer sea-
son closes at sundown today under
military-necessity orders signed by
state officials Aug II.
There won't be any more shoot
ing until the eastern Sierra season
opens Sept. 16 and there is no as
surance the army won't ask for a
ban in that area too.
Southern counties were closed
first on orders of 1t Gen. John l..
Dewitt, western defense command
er. Then counties from Monterey
county north were closed but hunt
erS were given. from Aug. II until
today to use up their deer tags and
get out of the districts. The sea-
son would have ended normally on
Sept. Is.
The eastern Sierra season runs
from Sept 16 to Oct. Is, inclusive,
comprising districts l, IL, 3-8.
and l 3-4.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-21
vaIIeyite Trains
As Bombardier

Aviation Cadet Walter S. Russell,
student bombardier and son of Mr..
and Mrs. Chester John Russell of
Ell Centre, recently reported at the
Army air force advanced flying
school at albuquerque, N. M, to
complete the advanced phases of
his training as an areial bombar-
dier.
He was graduated from Central
Union high school and Junior Col
lege in Ell Centro and attended the
University of California at Davis.
He starred in track and golf was
a student body officer, treasurer
of the Future Farmers of America,
and vice-president of the Associat-
ed Men Students.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-21
CROWDS SHUN PC
DAY BASEBALL AS
NIGHT GAMES Off
BY UNITED PRESS

"Dim-out baseball got off to
very poor start in the Pacific
Coast League Thursday when Gus
toners were conspicuous by their
absence at twilight contests in San
Francisco, Hollywood and Seattle.
Only 594 paid admissions were
recorded at Hollywood where Oscar
Wits Stars took I'll beating from
Oakland. The San Francisco Seals
trimmed the leagilO:leading Los
Angeles Angels, ga, but the tri-
umph was enjoyed by only hand
full of Seal rooters. The procedure
was repeated at Seattle where Emil
Sick'S RainierS continued their
sensational stretch drive by de-
feating Portland, 8-5, in a free
hitting game before just 1000 of the
faithful
The Hollywood management, sad
dened by the sparse attendance,
Cancelled today's game in favor of
a doubleheader Saturday. The
TwinkS were baffled by Jack Sal
veson's steady flinging for Oakland
and the defeat was chalked up
against Bill Thomas, who had won
seven straight. The Oaks went into
the ninth with a 81 lead then
hoped Oh Thomas and his sue
cessor, Bill Bevens, for four more
tallies.
Los Angeles saw its league lead
cut to five games over the Sacra-
mento Solons when San Francisco
exploded in the sixth inning to
chase Kenny Raffensberger to the
showers with four runs on as many
hits.
Carl Fischer allowed Portland 10
hits but his Seattle cohors got 13
off Wayne Osborne, Bill Schubel
and Lee Stine of the tailenderS.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-21
~. Y. STOCKS

NEW YORK Aug. u 0uP The
stock market made a moderate technical
advance today.
one block of stock 5000 shares Of
Hercules Powder at 59-was sold in six
minutes. The other. a 1C,00o-share block
Of National Distillers, was ovcrsubserib-
ed by more than 30 per cent.
The big sale put National Disullers into
number one place IN activity. The rail
road group furnished several activeS and
gains IN this group ranged TO more than
a point in Union Pacific which made
a new high at SOL on its 4-month earn
ings report which showed a sharp gain
over the corresponding period of last
year
steel issues were up small amounts and
the non-ferrous metal issues enjoyed a
better market. including the gold mining
stocks where Homestake Mining gained
= point
New Highs were registered in L. s.
rubber. Goodrich issues. Goodyear xld
Firestone. with gains in these shares
ranged to a point.
Mercantile shares were steady to firm
National department stores issues made
new highs Tor the year. McCrory stores
preferred with warrants dipped Is 10 a
new low.
than point Allied Chemical and Dow
Chemical had fractional gains. Eastman
Kodak lost > points TO 1<9 on 81 .'le
transaction.
AmuSementS were active win new
highs in Warner Brothers preferred and
Columbia PicturcS%. Consolidated Oil
eased slightly from yesterday. Hiram
Walker gained a point Western Union
was up slightly.
New highs were made by American
and Foreign power second preferred
American Safety Razor. commercial Gre
dit. Belding Hemingway, Bucyrus Ere
Eaton Manufacturing, Grand Union Com
pany. w. F. Hall Printing Kansas City
Southern issues, Lambert Co. United Drug
United Carbon Company. US. Pipe and
Foundry and American Seating.
HARRISON Walker preferred gained 5
points.
Hanna preferred rose more than a
point as did Scott Paper preferred.
Bib Board sales were 37o.960 for the
day, against 305, $40 yesterday. On the
New York Curb exchange sales were TO-
$50 against 40 $50 yesterday.
Preliminary closing Dow-Jones averages
were: Industrial 107.07 up "a; rail q.
up IL; Utility 1l.74 up OF; and %
stocks 35. 90 up II.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-21
Barnes Sforrninq
by RAY BARNES

Bob Elliott, Ell Centre boy with
the Pittsburgh Pirates, is not a
newcomer to the sports pages of
the nation but last week he got a
spread that should make him quite
proud in Sporting News, Base
balls Bible"
The story of Elliott's rise from
high school ball on the diamond
at Ell Centre high school to third
base on the National League team
is featurized in print for all to see.
1t tells of Bob's jump from the
minors, of his sojourn in the left
field corner of the stadium and
finally of his transfer by Manager
frankie FriSch to the hot corner.
A large part of the story is de-
voted to the training that the late
Jack Stark gave Bob when he was
playing for the Ell Centre town
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-21
Son Sees Father
Commit Suicide

SACRAMENTO, Aug. 81 CUP) -
Four-year- r-old Bruce Lucchesi was
told by his dad to stand by the
fence until someone took him
home.
Then Charles Lucchesi, 25, wad-
cd into a shallow park lark and
plunged face forward into the
water, The boy attracted help but
artificial respiration failed to rivive
the father.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-21

topher pitched a seven hitter in the
first game as the AS slammed out
II hits. The nightcap went Il
innings before the AS, who garner
ed 18 hits, clicked for five runs
to score a clean sweep.
The White Sox slammed a brace
of pitchers for six runs in the fifth
inning to coast to an 8-5 victory
over the Browns in night game
at Chicago.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-21
Brazilian Pilots
Capture kazi Sub

RIO DE JANEIRO. Aug. 81. up
The Brazilian air force was re-
ported today to have captured a
U-boat, the second put out of action
since ruthless sea. ana air search
was started for the submarines that
sank five Brazilian ships in coastal
waters a week ago.
Capt. Silvio Fontoura of the Bra
lillian air force was reported to have
arrived here to report on the cap
ture. The submarine was taken, it
was said. after it had exhausted its
fuel and rations, and was escorted
to Fernando Noronha island.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-21
Demand to Intern
Lady Astor Seen

LONDON, Aug. 2-CUP) - A de
mand that Lady Astor be interned
under the defense laws and her
seat in parliament declared vacant,
will be made at the Trades Union
Congress in Blackpool Sept. 7, the
London Star said today.
The resolution presumably re-
suited from Lady Astor's statement
that "the Russians are fighting for
themselves, mot for US a state
ment which she said subsequently
was misinterpreted
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-21
Prison Murderer
Dies in Chamber

SAN QUENTIN. Cal, Aug. 81 -
UP)-Steve Grimm, 81, who stab
bed a fellow Folsom inmate to
death in a prison quarrel, was exc
cuted in the San Quentin gas cham
Der today.
Grimm, refusing religious consola-
ton, entered the lethal chamber at
1902 "a. m. and was pronounced
dead II minutes later at 1913 a. m.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-21
l.. 4. LIVESTOCK

Los ANGELES Aug y tJF7- Ftd-
cral State Market News Service.
Cattle Salable 175. Ecncraly steady on
light supply. Odd lots common to me
dium steers 10 5O-12.75; load fed MeNi-
cans Ills: common to medium feeder
steers 1O50: common to medium cows
e-10 good quoted to around IL: can
ners and cutters 6.75-s. so; good bulls
quoted to 11.25.
Calves salablc 100. few sales steady;
odd medium to choice Vealers 13-l5.5O;
common to good calves 1913.
Hogs salable 50. steady, mixed lots
19O-245 lbs Is Is: good and choice quot
cd around Is Sc; good and choice Sows
1878.
Sheen salablc none: deck good lambs
with No. l and > pelts |; good and
choice wooled lambs quoted Ii 25-14.5o.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-21
TAXJS UNDER NEW
GOVT REGULATIONS

WASHINGTON, Aug. q CUP) -
Taxicabs are prohibited from pick
ing up passengers whose cnly in
terest is sightseeing and drive
yourself cars cannot be rented for
that purpose, under new regula-
ton issued today by Defense Trans
portation Director Joseph E. East
man. The ban applies to any motor
vehicle using rubber tires. Sight
seeing buses already have been
abolished.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-21
TABOR HOMERS

Jim Tabor'S third homer in two
days, this one with two on, climaxed
a six run rally in the fifth inning
that enabled the Red Sox to whip
the Yankees, IA, and take the SER
les, three games to four. The Boston
victory trimmed the top heavy
American League lead of the Yanks
to 10l2 games. Bill Butland and
Oscar Judd pitched for Boston and
gave up seven hits, including Bill
Dickey's homer in the fifth with
the bases empty.
Philadelphia trampled Washing
ton twice, 90 and 6-1, Russ Chris
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-21
L. Al HAY
L. A. PRODUCE

Los ANGELES. Aug. 21 CUPD Produce
BunChed vegetables: steady. bectS 2i2 3
doz 1890 carrots 3 doz 75-S1: fair so
soc; green onions s doz best S5.75-6.
fair S5-5. So lcekS > doz 81 65-1.75. mus
tard 1 doz Sill 20. fair 60-SoC: parsley
6 doz S1.50-1 50. fair S1-125: radiSheS
small red 6 doz S1.2o-1.50, s doz 81 co.,
spinach doz S1.50-1.75. fair S1.25-l ~
ordinary 81; turnips 2i2-3 doz 1851 ialr
65C.
Squash: steady: lugs san Diego white
summer 75-S1. fair 5o-65C, No. IS 10
4oc. Italian best S1.1o-1.25; fair S5-Sl
No. IS 35-65c table queen lugS S1.l5-
y. banana 2L-3C 10.
Tomatoes: firmsr: stones san Diego
ugs 4N5s best 81 ISL b some 81 50 fair
9O-S1 10: 5N5 and 5N6 81 35-i.50 far
Sl.10-125: 6x6S S1-1.15 fair $500, 6N3
$4,000 fair e0-6SC.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-21
l.. A. GRAIN
d. A. STOCKS

LOS ANGELES, Aug. u uPl - Two
issues we're up. five were down and
five were unchanged with an approx
mate volume Of 27OO shares in action
on the Los Angeles stock exchange to-
day.
The List: acific Finance 16i2 unchanged
Southern California Edison common us
unchanged. Edison s. preferred 26A
unchanged Republic Petroleum 1.35 IN
changed. Aircraft Accessories 1.S0 up %
Goodyear Tire 2iz down Is.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-21
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO. Aug. 21 CUP - Moderate
mill muying On an improved flour bus
mess overnight and a limited volume OF
hedge selling held wheat in narrow Price
range on the board of trade today.
Corn futures closed with the best net
gains of q TO 1k cents a bushel; wheat
was off y 10 up i, oats up u TO y.
rye up Il to Is and soybeans unchanged.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-21
ICdIII'
Elliott should be proud.

team.
Elliott should be proud.
We envy the Rev. Kenneth Engle
of Holtville for his trip that he be-
gins Saturday. Engle is travelling
to the east coast and while there
expects to take in a number OF
major league ball games. He drop
ped into the office briefly Thursday
to get schedule of the Boston Red
Sox for the next couple of weeks.
1t is that team he will watch in
action as it tries to overcome the
American league leading New York
Yankees before the baseball days
run out.
High on the list of players show
ing their talents in Softball this
year stand Donald Templeton. His
miraculous catches from the short
field of the Imperial Merchants
and City of El Centre teams have
caused more than one gasp in the
stands. Take a bow, Don.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-21
EYES DULLED

%NN5N
EYES DULLED
Then his eyes dulled, and he
said:
Il guess I won't be a starter foI
some time, because they need me
to work the way I am doing. And
if that's the way I can help the
club most, it's okay with me-" he
added.
And certainly that's the way he
CAN help the club most, accord
ing to Manager Mel OFT. AS little
Mel climbed into his civvies, he
pointed out:
Adams is a great relief pitcher
one of the best 1 have ever seen.
It's not a question of whether !
want to use him as a starter.
just couldn't 60 that. Has too
valuable in a relief role. I've got tc
have him ready, any day, at any
time, to come in in pinch. If
used him as a starter, I'd have tc
rest him between starts and I have
no one else 1 can rely on in the
pinches as I can on Adams" "
Adams, who was baptized Ace
and now is %, is credited with
but five wins and three losses in
the official averages. He has pitch
ed only some 70 innings in his as
games. But Ace emphasized that
those figures mean nothing, be-
cause every day of the season he's
out. there warming up in the bull
pen-getting ready for a rescue call
Sometimes he warns up three or
four times during a game without
being called.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-21
CITY
SCORES

The City of Ell Centre soft
ball team avenged a previous
defeat at the hands of the
Post-PresS team when they
emerged victorious, 7-3, in a
B league tussle Thursday night.
The City had been defeated by
the newspaper team in the first
round of play for one of the two
losses on their almost untarniShed
record Leaders in the league with
10 wins and two losses, the City
employees are conceded to be almost
certain champions of the league
when loop play ends next week.
Both Carl jackson OF the City
and Ben Shaw of the Post-Press
pitched well. jackson gave up six
hits, with none in the first inning
and one in every other frame. Shaw
was touched for seven safeties.
Ed Alarcon hit a home run with
two men on base to score all the
Post-PresS runs in the fourth inn
ing
Clyde Lees three-run triple in
the fourth was another long hit.
LineScore:
City ............. D.. .........--.. 300 800 II II
Post-Press .............. 900 800 0-3 2
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-21
WYATT GIVES
GIANTS ! HIT

NEW YORK, Aug. 81. (UP)-Veteran Whitlow Wyatt
Rock of Chickamauga" just pebble in the path
the Yankees in the last World Series But if his current
pitching any indication he may prove to be an rresb
force should the Dodgers play the New Workers again I'M
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-21
THE DAYS
SPORTS PARADE

rest between mound assignments
days that would build up his pitch
ing exploslveness so that he could
go out there on the hill and NOV
EN- down to command the head
lines as Whit Wyatt of the Dodgers
did last night with his one-hitter.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-21
M AR K ET S
Markets at a
Glance

BY UNITED REss
Stocks fir min moderate higher.
Bonds rregularly higher.
Curb stocks irregularly higher.
Cotton off around SOC bale.
Wheat hc lower TO &C higher; corn
: TO Ii higher.
Silver unchanged In Now York.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-21
T.. A. BUTTER & EGGS

MPLS. FLAX FUTURES
ent ...........---..-.. 50. IS L
lee. -.------.-.-.-------. 81 40
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-21


The 32-year- old Georgia born
right handler had kicked around in
organized baseball from 1923 to 1888,
when he was called to Brooklyn
from Milwaukee after winning %
games.
Since tnen ne has become in
creasingly valuable to the Dodgers,
especially last season when he won
% games to lead the National league.
Yet, at no time was his worth more
clearly demonstrated than when he
held the Giants to one hit to bring
Brooklyn a 81 triumph at Ebbets
Field yesterday.
MIZE RUINS GAME
Wyatt missed the pitchers hall
of fame by the margin of Johnny
Mize's homer as the Dodgers edged
the Giants in the opener of four
game series. The blow came in the
second inning and was the goth for
Long John. The victory gave Wyatt
Is victories against only four de-
featS.
Wyatt retired the last 18 Giants
in order, setting seven of them
down on strikes.
Cincinnati broke a Six-game los
ing streak with a 5-3 victory over
the Pirates in the only other Nation
al League game scheduled. Johnny
Wander Nicer pitched his 14th vic
tory as he held the Pirates to six
hits.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-21

Jackson & LaBrucherie; Shaw G.
Henry, Mann.
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Judy moaned. II invited my own
friends to my wedding"
when was that" another Of
ficer asked. Everybody come ?"
Il don't know. l couldn't make
it," She didn't let tear trip her
sweet, husky voice.
A moment later she realized the
seriousness of her offense The
airport police charged that she had
been endangering lives and hold
ing up transportation.
We've had enough outrageous
pranks Of this kind" the desk
sergeant explained. This morn
ing a debutante got hold of a fire
engine and went with her gang
for a joy ride. You need a lesson
you and your kind. Holding up
real aviation"
There were more words. Some
thing was said about Judy's bal
being arranged at the police court
in the morning, and suddenly she
was placed in a cell. the barred
door closed. and the jsiler turned
his rusty key.
Ito BE Continued)
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-18

Lesser beach robe Of upholstery
cotton. Another produces dirndls
inspired by Guatamalan costumes,
trimmed with handmade cotton
embroidery. Custom-made ladies
will wear Sally victor's striking
cotton turbans-of pique as well
as knitted cottons. And every
woman will wear light cotton
dancing clothes accenting cotton
lace trimmings.
That is, all this for the next six
months. Beyond that supplies of
cotton fabrics are questioned. w.
Ray Bell. president Of the Associa-
ton of Cotton Textile Merchants,
stresses that there will be no
shortage at least for the first half
of the year.
Designer Pons. hoping to see her
designs manufactured soon, be-
lieyes she is set to get as much
material as would be needed. But
part OF the charm of her designs
rests on her own dyeing plant.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-18
Pattern

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Make one up in a strawberry print
to wear about the house and an
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the square neckline shown. Gathers
instead Of darts above the waist
are optional. also long sleeves.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-18
Be Sensible
In Your War
Sacrifices
BY RUTH MILLETT

II they mean what they say
American women are little too
ready to give things up for the
duration"
One woman says, I'm going to
give up entertaining" She does
not stop to figure out that her de-
cision to cut out entertaining will
not help win the war. unless she
is conscientious about devoting the
time saved to war work and spend
ing the money saved on defense
stamps. She thinks it is enough
just to be giving something up.
1t would be far more sensible if
she would decide to entertain more
simply than she has in the past
but to go right on being hospitable
until there is some good reason
why she can't manage to have her
friends in now and then.
Another woman says that she
isn't going to give any more pres
ents. 1t would be a lot more SEN
sible and detract less from the JOY
of living if she would just try to
give useful gifts.
Still another woman decides that
she will give up all recreation and
devote the time to war work. II
she follows through on that she is
likely to be fed up with war work
much sooner than the woman who
reserves little more time for her
self