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Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1942-05-03
CLEVELAND INDIANS CONTINUE EARLY
PENNANT DASH: WIN NO. twelve

Vaughan, traded to the Dodgers by
the Pirates last winter. doubled,
scoring Billy Herman. When Um-
pire Larry Goetz called Herman
safe. Catcher Lopez threw his SHIN
guards and breast protector into
the air. Then Goetz picked up
Lopez glove, threw it a bit higher
and thumbed the catcher out.
Frisch and Flowers joined in the
argument and also were given the
heave-ho.
Ken IDEAS 10th inning homer
gave the Cardinals an uphill 81
victory over the Braves. Stan Mu-
sial hit two Card homers, the Sec
ond with a mate on in the ninth
tying the score and sending the
game into extra innings.
In a wild game the Cubs beat
the Giants, 1879, with Babe Dahl
gren having a perfect day at bat
a for 4"
The Reds came out of their
slump, defeating the pills, 6-5. and
Elmer Riddlf, National Leagues
leading pitcher last season, won his
first game in four starts.
Pounding out Is hits the Tigers
thumped the Yankees, To, and
moved into second place in the
American League. Barney McCosky
and Ned Harris collected three hits
each
John Niggeling pitc h ed the
Browns to a 1915 win over Boston.
Ted Williams hit a homer and two
singles but the Browns raped four
Red SoX pitchers for Is hits.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1942-05-03
Hit Scored on
German Destroyer

LONDON, MAY CUP) - Coastal
command planes scored a hit on a
German destroyer off the Norweg-
ian coast during the night and
fighter planes attacked enemy air
dromes in occupied France, the air
ministry announced.
An American made LOckheed
Hudson bomber dropped two bombs
on the destroyers deck. the air
ministry said
Bad weather kept British long
range bombers grounded for the
second straight night, but the coast
command planes fought through
rain and clouds to reach the Nor
Wegian coast. attack shipping and
hit the destroyer.
Loss of one coastal command
plane was admitted
For the first time in Il days Of
MercileSs war in the air, the air
ministry had reported that there
were no German planes over Brit
ain during the night.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1942-05-03
SERVICE TEAMS
TRY FOR new CUP

Four service clubs from Ell Gen.
tro are scheduled to shoot for a
new trophy in their annual golf
tournament on the Barbara Worth
course Sunday
Four-man teams from the Rot
airy, Kiwanis, 2O-30 and Lions clubs
will be aiming to take home a
shiney new cup being offered by
DR. Sem Bacon to the team turn
inc in the low total medalist score.
The geld cup was retired from
competition last year when the XII
wants team won it for the third
time.
The golfers are to get started
promptly at $3.50 am i'll order to
run off their 18-holC matches carly
PLAYING for Rotary will be: Char
les SoneS, Cliff Hayden, Hazel Gal
lagher and Mike DoWd. AlternateS
are Wilson McEuen and Minor
SimmS.
Listed on the 2O-30 team are Max
Scenes. Allan Yourman, John Kear-
ney and Herb Lee.
The Kiwanis lineup is: Dave Ro-
berts, Tom Finney, DR. r. c.
Clemens and Hugh Latham. Alter
nate is Art Spring The Lions line
I'D was not available.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1942-05-03

NEW YORK, May CUP - The
torrid Brooklyn Dodgers weren't
quite so sizzling toGay but the
amazing Cleveland Indians still
we're sweeping everything before
them in a mad early season pen
nant dash that has been the world
champion Yankees perking up and
wondering if Lou Boudreau is a
Miracle Man.
Pittsburgh cooled off the Dod-
gers yesterday in rouSlng game
in which four Pirates were elected
and cushions and pop bottles were
thrown onto Forbes Field by irate
fans. With Manager frankie FriSch,
Coach Jake Flowers, Catcher Al
Lopez and Cutfielder Jimmy Was
cell, eX-Dodger, banished, the Pi-
rates pushed over two runs in the
ninth and snapped the Dodgers
six game winning streak. 7-6.
But there was no stopping Cleve-
land. The indians slugged out Is
hits and hung up their 18th
straight triumph, 1876, win over
the Senators. The Indians now
hold De game lead in the Amer
lean League.
Mel Harder continued along the
comeback trail, winning his second
game. Rookie Les Fleming hit a
homer, double and single and Ken
Keltner hit a double and two sin
giles.
The stormy ninth inning of the
Dodger-Pirate game was one of the
most exciting of the infant season.
With the score tied SIS, Arky
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1942-05-03

56 to 49,
Gene oswald, Spartan pole vault
er, showed superior ability as ne
broke the county record by three
and a half inches to lead the losers
in performance. oswald went over II
feet and six and a half inches to
better the former record held by
Gene Maynard of Holtville and
Luther Hester of Ell Centre. The
old mark was II feet and three
inches.
Cswalt tried tor II feet after
making the record jump and came
within a hairs breadth of making
it. On his first jump he cleared the
bar easily but brushed it off on
the way down.
The presence OF Harry Kodama,
one of the Japanese athletes I'M
able to compete after 8 pm. because
of the federal curfew law, in the
varsity events might have spelled
the difference between victory and
defeat for the SpartanS. Kodama
had been counted upon for six or
seven points by Coach Raleigh Holt
of FL Centre and was to run on
the relay team. Six points taken
off Brawleys total and added on
Ell Centres would have cinched
the title for the Spartans.
A stiff wind kept most times
we'll below records in the running
events although Ray Minter, dimi-
nutive colored miller on the BraW-
ley team, was but one and two
tenths seconds away. Minter set
a burning pace all the way around
to finish in minutes, 500 seconds.
Several entrants ~ the 100-yard
dash had tough breaks when they
either failed to hear the gun fire
twice indicating a bad start or ''just
kept running because the others
were" John W:1iamS OF Brawley
and Bill Rhodes of Ell Centre, who
were figured to battle for first place
honors, were shut out by John
Blackstone of Douglass high school
in Ell Centre in the final running
of the event. Blackstone had heed
ed the gun in the first race while
williams and Rhodes had run the
whole distance at top speed and
were obliged to run it all over again.
The official time for the race, 1919,
is very slow for the distance and
both athletes have done better this
season.
VARSITY RESULTS
88O-1. Wylie( EC); 2. Mendez
OBJ; 3. A. Campbell OBJ; 4. Ram
(EC). Time: 2:176.
100-YARD DASH. Blackstone
Cd, 2. Williams (B), 3. Tell Cd,
4. Rhodes eco Time 100 sec.
SHOT Putt. Campbell OBJ, g.
Fowlks d, 3. Robertson (EC). Dis
lance: A TT. IA in.
100 HIGH HURDLES. Derrick
(EC), 2. Carr Geo, 3. Smith OBJ
4. Nelson (B), Time: II sec. flat.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1942-05-03
SOL0NS, PADRES
POUND OUT wins
By UNITED PRESS

The Sacramento Solons diShed out
more heavy punishment to San
Francisco's wobbly pitching staff
Friday night for an to 4 victory,
their third straight over the Seals
this week.
Clarence Beers. the Scion pitcher,
yielded Y hits but scattered them
At the other end of the leagues
ladder, the pace-setting Seattle
Rainiers moved into a series lead
over Hollywood by shading the Stars
3 to 2.
The San Diego Padres knotted
their series count with Los Angeles
by trimming the Angels to 2 in
a 10-inning encounter at Wrigley
Field. The Padres winning run
came in the overtime frame when
Hal Patchett walked. reached sec
ond on an infield error, went to
third on an infield hit and scored
on a long fly by Bill Salkeld.
Oakland at Portland was post
poned.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1942-05-03

44O-l. Procsal Geo, 2. Dubois
Geo, 2. Smith OBJ, Martin (C)
Time: 55.7 sec.
300 LOW HURDLES. Derrick
ECO, 2. Smith OBJ, Martin tC)
Whiteside (B). Time: 28.4 sec. }
HIGH JUMP. Tie, Miller OBJ
and Bowser Cd, 3. Robertson Geo
q. Tie. Nelson (B) and Dillon tEC) :;
POLE VAULT. oswald Geo, 2
tie, Moore (B) and Hester Geo 4
Graham OBJ. Height: IL TT. 612 in.
new record.
22O-YARD DASH - l. William
OBJ. Blackstone Cd, Rhodes (EC'
Graham OBJ. Time: "a sec, flat.
BROAD JUMP. Miller OBJ
Bowser ID, 3. Blackstone Cd,
Wylie Geo. Distance: 10 TT. " in. r
Mile-1. Minter OBJ, Lucio tB~T
Mitosinka Geo, Cady OBJ. Time:
4:502. }
88O-YARD RELAY. Brawley
2. FL Centre, 3. Calipatria. Time
1879.
Total points-Brawley So. Ell Cen
tro Al, Douglass 10, Imperial 10, ane
Calipatria 4.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1942-05-03
L. Il. BUTTER &c EGGS
L. A. PRODUCE

Los ANGELES. Calf, May = CUP) -
mand and trading generally good.
Asparagus: eN select and colossal 10C.
fey and select 9-91=C, fey Si=-9c. choice
6ia-7C; crooks tips 4l--5c. San Diego
large I0c. medium &C, choice SC.
punched vegetables: beetS 2i--3 doz
$3.50 Carrots 3 doz 9O-Sl; Imperial Wy
Is doz 26O-2.75. dixon doZ 65c. green
onions - doz 2.5O-275; leekS > doz 10
So: mustard ! doz $500. parsley 8
doz oO-1 -; radiShcS red doz 1.S0-2.20;
spinach doz 1-12o. turnipS 2i4-3 doz
65-75. Mint and watcrcrcsS 30-25c.
Cabbage: CrtS cannonball 1920. Dan
ISL T5-S0c. red 75-Si. savoy 6A-75C.
Squash white summer local and san
Diego 125-l.50; Italian Imperial Wy
cr1S 1.15-135; local and san Diego llsgS
l 35-1.50; yellow crookncck Imperial Wy
orts 1.35-1.50; local Tugs 1.25-l5O.
Strawberries: local and san Diego
Klondikes .5O-165. blaCkbcrrics 1901. -
Tomatoes. Imperial Wy 9-tops 1908;
12S 2.35-2.65 los 1.5O-1.75.
CantaloupS: Imperial Wy pony 5is 10
64s 8 so.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1942-05-03
TENNIS TOURNEY
IS POSTPONED

The singles and doubles tennis
tournament for schools in the val
ley high league scheduled for Fri
day afternoon was postponed till
Saturday, May 9, because of the
high wind.
At that time both the girls and
boys will compete in an all-day
tournament. Fridays tourney on
the FL Centre courts was open
only TO boys.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1942-05-03
CROWDS MOUNT

Year after year the crowds mount
10000, 10000, 10000, 10000 and -
today - maybe 100000 On they
come. wave after wave, just as they
have been coming since AristideS
wen the first Kentucky Derby in
1875 over tl.- same tan strip where
another winning horse is destined
to roar to glory before shutdown.
Why do they come? A derby is not
a comfortable thing. You hustle and
hustle and shoulder and shove
through the crowds. Rain or shine,
you walk in the wet or the heat
and you stand by the hour. Lord,
how you stand. And despite your
persistence, your determination and
your sheer physical stamina, some
times you don't see the derby at
all.
Sometimes your head aches and
throbs with such a hangover that
you don't even care to see the
derby. Or maybe the lady with the
Hopping hat just in front starts
bobbing like an apple in tub. It's
tough when that happens, bub, be-
cause once the horses are away
from the gate these 100000 people
are screaming and you haven't a
chance of hearing the call.
Why do they come? A derby is
not a cheap thing. Sure, you can
buy your way in for so cents, get
sandwich for a dime and wager
your money in sums as low as a
dollar. Or you can try your luck
at skinning over a fence, stand
ing on nearby roof-top or poking
n make-shift periscope through n
knot hole Lots of folks are doing
those things today.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1942-05-03
RESULTS

SHOT PUT. Burnett (B), .
Littrell (ECD, 3. Caradin %, 4
Burfield CBl. Distance: 43 it. ii in.
HIGH JUMP. Cannon 81, 3
tie Maupin tEC) and Richards
oECp. 4. McChristy CEC). Height:
5 #. I in.
POLE VAULT. Horrible (EC), 2.
Muncill (EC), 3. Pain tB), 4. tie, A.
Pain OBJ ana marking OBJ. Height:
9 #. l0i2 in.
BROAD JUMP. Burnett OBJ,
,. Okamura (EC), 3. Augusta ID,
4. Curry EC). Distance: 20 TT. in.
CTieS record
66o-l. Monger OBJ. ?. Roderick
tECl. 3. Culver &C., 4. DuFrene
OBJ. Time: 1922.
1901. Alarcon (EC), ,. Hender-
son (EC), 8. Burfiefd (B), 4. Nick
eB). Time: 10.4 sec.
lloyd. HIGH HURDLES Jones
CB), ,. Jacobs (EC), 8. Edmiaston
&C., 4. DuFrene (bJ. Time: 10.1 sec.
220-YD. DASH-1. Alarcon Geo j,
,. Caradin %, 3. Henderson Geo !,
4. Nick (R). Time: 23.8 sec.
100 LOW HURDLES. Jones
(B). ,. Muncill (EC), 3. Jacobs Geo
4. Edmiaston Co. Time: 144 sec.
1921. Austin OBJ, 2. Zazuela (B),
3. Alarcon eco, 4. Corfman Geo.
Time: 1885.
660-YD. RELAY = BraWley, E.
Centre Calipatria. Time: 1929.
Total points-El Centre Sc, Draw
ley 43. Calipatria and Imperial T.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1942-05-03
FRISCH, LOPEZ
FINED BY FRICK

NEW YORK, May 2 CUP)
President Ford Firck of the Ma
tional League fined Manager Fran
kie Frisch and Catcher Al Lopez
of the Pirates $50 each today for
their conduct in yesterdays turbu-
lent Pittsburgh game with the
Dodgers. from which they were
elected by Umpire Larry Goetz.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1942-05-03
MPLS. FLAX FUTURES
L. A. GRAIN
L. A. LIVESTOCK

Los ANGELES. Calf, May CUP -
Federal state market news service:
Cattle. 100. mostly cleanup market
practically no steers OF heiferS here; med
lum to good steers 11.5O-1375; good hei-
fers quoted TO 1918: other classes IN
changed; cutter to common COWS 1903;
Gamers 6.5O-7.50; common to good bulls
9.10-9.50; calves so, steady: common to
good medium Vealers 1O-13.5O; choice Is
or more.
Hogs 300. steady good to choice 10
80 10. 1f.50-11.S5; odd lots 16O-32O
1350-14.10; odd sows 1250-13.
Sheep none. medium to choice lambs
quoted i0.75-11.75 or above.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1942-05-03
Fl Z: DAYS
SPORTS PARADE

lievably brief. From beginning to
end its lasts only a second or SO
more than two minutes. There is
a blur of color in the gate, a spread
of bright silk in the stretch and
then a single blob of blue or green
or red at the wire. In less time
than you can hold your breath, the
big show has run its course
Yet year after year, since you
and l were boys in knee pants, it
has Iured men and women from
every section of this broad nation.
1t has drawn them by the thou
sands, from near and far and by
plane, train and carload, to the
long white sweep of grandstandS
which stand abreast the straight
away and circle one full bend at
Churchill Downs.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1942-05-03
L. A. STOCKS

LOS ANGELES, Calf, May , TPl -
Ten issues were up, four down and u
unchanged as approximately Il. 900 issues
were traded on the Los Angeles stock
exchange today.
The list included:
Pacific Finance 12%i down u; Trans
America 4. unchanged; Pacific Gas II
up y; Pacific Lighting "a up J.: Edi-
son Common 16ia up :; Edison SIX per
cent 26 up u Southern Pacific H. up
Il Rchfield SIS up i Signal a. IL. up
les of America $50 unchanged: Menasco
lis down 5 cents; Ryan 81 down Is.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1942-05-03
BY JACK GUENTHFR

LOUISVILLE, KY, May 2-CUP)
1t has been immortalized in
prose, verse and song more than a
thousand times and by almost as
many different men, but the Amer
lean phenomenon that is the Ken
lucky Derby still stagpers the imag-
nation No matter how often you
read about ii or see it, this spec
tacle is fabulous, incredible and be-
Wildering
AS a sporting event, it is unbe-
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1942-05-03
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO, May . CUPl Frain fu-
lures closed firm today
Wheat was up : to l cent bushel:
corn up :. to :; oats unchanged to off
s; rye up : TO "a and soy beans off
i 10 up Is.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1942-05-03
SWEEP COUNTY MEET
GENE OSWALT
SETS RECORD

Brawley's Wildcats in their best bowling form
the county Friday night when they upset the ~
Centre high school varsity track team SO to AZ and ran
true to form in the division to win Ga 13 to q 3 me
Ell Centre SQUAD as expected the division handly
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1942-05-03
ALARCON HELPS
SPARTANS WIN

Eddie Alarcon Ell Centre high school sprinter led his
squad to victory in the county track meet Friday night
by winning the 100 and 220yard dashes.
The bullet-ke travelled the century in 104
onds and the 22O in 23S Both times better than in
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1942-05-03
RESULTS

Broad jump. Shigimura OBJ,
?. Minter OBJ, g. Kato Geo, 4.
Kinjo OBJ. Distance: 10 g.. (Ties
record.
Shot putt. Sahara OBJ, 2. Ellis
(B), 3. Lyons (EC), 4. Chickahisa
(EC). Distance: 43' ga.
Pole vault. Aduddell Geo, 2.
McPhatter OBJ, 3. tie, Sakai (B)
and Kinjo OBJ. 4. Carson (EC).
Height: g. IA.
ESQ.,. Lyons OBJ, 2. Hernandez
(EC), 3. Pullenza Geo. 4. Austin
OBJ. Time: 1877.
High jump. Tie, Flores CD and
McPhatter OBJ, 2. Ohta Geo, 3.
tie, Shigimura (B) and Kato (EC)
Height: s. 8 3-4".
100-yard DASH. Johnston (B),
2 Harvey eco, 3. NARROW OBJ, 4.
Maggie (EC). Time: liz sec.
50-yard dash-1. G. Minter OBJ
q Johnston OBJ, 3. Wakely &C..
Time: 81 sec.
100 low hurdles-1. Johnston (B) -,
2. Johns OBJ, 3. Harvey eco
Time: 148 sec.
440-relay-Brawley, Ell Centre and
Calipatria. Time: 48.6 sec.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1942-05-03
Markets at a
Glance

locks irreguarly higher in quot -dtraS
Stocks irregularly higher in quot trad
ing.
Ronds irregular
Curb stocks irregularly higher.
Cotton off around . cents a bale
Wheat and corn futures up fractions
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1942-05-03
NJ a z K ETS
- BAROMETER -

BAROMETER
Farm market cheerful Friday. September up
29 hay quotations were
unchanged produce quotations
showed slightly
other abouts steady
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1942-05-03
BRAwLEY Gees
SWEEP H0N0RS

Brawley's C track squad ran away
with honorS in the county meet
Friday night in BraWley as ex-
pected.
The wildcats amassed GA 1-3
points to Ell Centres 81 1-3 and
Calipatria'S 1-3.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1942-05-03


Ralph Burnett was the only Braw-
ley double winner. He won the shot
put. the broadjump and ran on
the winning relay team.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-17
Michigan in
Washington
BY Esther Van Wagner Tuny

BY Esther Van Wagner Tufty
Uncle Sam is the biggest real
estate buyer in Michigan. Or In the
world. for that matter, said Norman
Eitteil, assistant attorney general
who heads up the Lands Division OF
the Department OF Justice in an ex-
elusive interview.
To win a war. Uncle Sam must
have land for -airfields. hospitals,
housing, dry docks, bombing, artil-
lery and machine gun ranges.
Michigan's share in the wartime
Land Acquisition Program is mount
ing well over three and three quar-
ters million dollars. The acquisition
OF the Battle Creek Sanatorium for
an army military hospital is cited
as one of the biggest deals closed
Taking over the sanatorium cost
the government S2.251, 900 plus an
additional 100000 for personal prop
erty in the sanatorium.
Since early in ~ ten acquisitions
for Army and Navy air fields have
been approved and five filed 10 ex-
pand Fort Custer. Battle Creek.
Large areas I'm the Battle Greek
district have also been taken over
for recreational facilities,
Approximately $50 tracts OF Mich
iCan land are now pending condem-
nation proceedings. Estimates for a
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-17
More Mileage Application
Blanks Will be Available

Application blanks for owners OF
private passenger automobiles and
motorcycles for basic A mileage
rations can now be secured at
some gas stations but there will
be a supply OF blanks at all school
houses in the county when motor.
lists go on November IS. 10 and 20
to secure their coupon books.
With one exception basic A mile
age applications must be signed
by registered owners. The one ex.
/ ception is when the owner is away
from home in the armed forces and
in this case registrars at the school
buildings will refer the applicant
TO the war price and rationing
board.
The certificate or card OF regis,
tration for the automobile must
be brought to the school when ap'
plying for the basic mileage ration
In order that the serial number OF
the coupon book then issued may
be posted on It,
Serial numbers OF all tires in
possession OF the applicant are re
CURED on the application blank in
two places. They are required on
the upper part OF the application
blank itself, and the lower part
OF the blank which is tire inspec.
ton record This lower part OF
the blank will be detached at the
schools and returned to the ap-
plicant for future use.
At the same time the applicant
will be given a windshield sticker
A for motorists, ID for motorcy
lists, together with the coupon
book. The coupon book will be
inscribed at the school with the
name of the registered owner, ad.
dress, date, use tax stamp, year of
model, make. body type. license
number and state in which vehicle
is registered.
The basic A book contains four
sheets Of eight coupons each Each
sheet is good for a specified two.
month period after which coupons
not used in the designated interval
become void. The A books which
will be issued next week are in,
tended to cover an eightmonth pc
Rod, or up through July 81, 1913.
The value of each coupon is -four
gallons subject TO change in ac
cordance with the petroleum sup
ply OF the nation.
The basic motorcycle ration or
d book. which is issued In the
same way and at the same time as
a book for motorists. also contains
80 coupons for use over an eight
month period but there is no time
restriction as TO periods in which
these coupons must be used. Only
one d book will be Issued for the
eight months. Each coupon in II
is equal TO one and one half gal
Ions. Motorcycle operators en-
titled to more gas may apply Ia
the rationing board for additional
d books
Additional Mileage
Motorists engaged in one oil
twenty essential occupations may
I
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-17

$4,000 housing units in the Detroit
area are under consideration OF the
National Housing Agency. In out
state districts, 81 cases are pend
ing TO acquire land for defense hous-
ing and school projects.
Putting real estate purchase on
the assembly line, Mr. Littell said.
I'VE began streamlining our pro-
cesses long before Pearl HarboT.
Formerly It took Is days, counting
from the hour when the request to
acquire land was received In my
office until we obtained possession
for the Federal government in court
proceedings Now we do il in four
days, four hours and twelve min
utes."
Mr.. Littell praised the "unsung
heroes who have moved out OF their
homes overnight so that the war
effort could go forward right in
their own backyards.' His biggest
worry is getting payment to them
fast enough. To expedite the pro-
cess he has proposed legislation
now in the Senate Judiciary Com
mittee.
Settling campaign fund disputes
is keeping Congressman Earl c.
Kitchener OF Adrian busy during the
post-election days. A member OF the
Campaign Expenditure Committee,
the Congressman's mail is filled
with complaints from all over the
country in regard to Illegal use o.
campaign funds.
THE committee works as a clear
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-17
War Requires Money

The Ypsilanti Daily Press IS glad
20 cooperate with the Treasury De
partment in keeping the following
message before our readers.
II will cost money TO defeat
the Axis. Your government
calls on you 10 help now.
Buy war bonds and stamps
today Buy them every day.
Buy them on A regular basis
Bonds cost as little as S1s75.
Stamps come as low as 10
cents War bonds and stamps
can be bought at all banks.
stores. post Office. the Daily
Press once and from your Yp-
silanti Daily Press carrier boy.
The Ypsilanti Daily Press urges
all Americans 10 support your gov.
eminent with your dollars.