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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-23
CHECKING UP ON GOLF DEBATES
Don't Sole Club in Grass in Road Hazard

on the rules, Either that or they
have become less WarllkC. Anyhow
hes been called upon 10 settle
only one debate this season, and
that only a mild one.
In a four-ball match a player S
ball on an approach shot hit an
other players bali and Knocked 1t
off the green. What's done in a
case like that? Mortic simply re-
ferrcd them 10 Rule , for three
ball, best ball and four-ball matches
which reads:
"If a players ball moves any
other ball in the match. the
moved ball MUST be replaced as
near as possible 10 the spot
where lay, without penalty"
In "a single chats the official
designation Of a match between
two playerS) If Player AS ball
moves Player B'S ball Player b
either may replace his ball or play
ii from where II stopped.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-23
Train at Two Gyms

Wright will taper off his training
lat Alter Ellis gym on Hastings
street. The other principals will &C
through their daily dozen at the
Motor City gym, Michigan al
Bcecher.
Jimmy Edgar, Negro middle
weight who is undefeated as a
professional. Will be cunning for
a match with the sensational Ray
Sugar Robinson when he meets
Ernie Pelaia September 4 in
half OF the double windup card
scheduled for Olympia.
Tommy Yarosz. brother of
former middleweight champion
Teddy YarosZ. meets Curly Denton
in the co-feature of 10 rounds.
Promoter Nick LondeS has
promised the winner Of the Edgar
Pelaia bout a match with the
Harlem Hurricane, who came 20
town last spring 10 knock out
Harvey DubS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-23
Sellers Faces Task

Sellers. who won the State Open
at Grand Rapids "A year ago, his
first season in this state. is due
for the sterneSt competition OF the
1871 champions.
Besides such members Of the
old guard as AL WatrouS, Joe Bel
fore, Mortie Dutra. and limerick
and Chuck KocsiS. the husky
Lakewood pro also viii have 10
reckon with Jimmy Demaret and
Chick Harbert. who rank with the
country's hcadliners in pro golf.
The State Open IS a 72-hole
event. Eighteen holes Will be
played both Friday and Saturday.
followed by the concluding 80
on Sunday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-23
Smith Quits
Role

CLEVELAND. Aug. % (UP).-
Edgar Smith, the hard luck pitcher
of the Chicago White Sox, stepped
out of character here today 10
beat the Cleveland Indians, 3 TO /,
for his fourth victory of the year.
Smith held the Indians TO seven
hits while the SoX got the same
number off Chubby Dean and
Vern Kennedy The Sox scored
two runs of Dean in the sixth
with the aid of three stolen bases
and a timely single by Don Kollo-
way
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-23
SECOND GAME

Totals 50 Y = TotaS 80 n -
'Batted for sam IN eighth
Philadelphia III 100 fOO--S
Boston 300 600 OOO-3
Runs MAY 2 Glossnp. Etten, Johnson.
Holmes sisti, Fernandez Error--M urtaugh.
Runs batted in-GlOssop. koy. MAYOR.
Murtaugh. Litwhiler. Fernandez, =. Waner.
West. Two-base hits-HOlmes. West, Etten.
Litwhuer. Gremp. Three-base hits-koy,
Litwhiler Sacrifice hits-P Waner Muir
laugh Double plays-Glossop 20 MurtAugh
20 Etten. Miller 10 Sist 20 West sisti 20
West. Left on bases Philadelphia 3. Bos-
ton 2 Bases on balls off Tost 1 of SaiR
q Struck 'out-By Johnson 8. by sain ;.
Hlts-On Tort IN Is innings. of Slain
IN ga innings Off Donovan I IN ! in
ming. LosinE pitcher sam Umpires- Con
Ian Reardon and Goetg Time 81. At
tendance al paid, 1924 ladies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-23
and Braves
Split Twin Bill

BOSTON. Aug. % (UP). The
Philadelphia Pills evened today's
double-header by vanquishing the
Boston Braves in the nightcap, 5
TO 3, after dropping the opener in
the tenth. 10 l.
81 Johnson racked up his sew
enth victory for the Pills.
jim Tobln racked up his tenth
triumph OF the year in the curtain
raiser.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-23
Pair of Sailing Titles
At Stake This Week

The Barthel Trophy. symbolic
of the championship of the Great
Lakes, and the Snipe Class Inter
national Racing Association title
will be at stake this week on Lake
St. Clair.
The 50-toot. eight-meter boats
with picked crews representing
Lake Erie, Lake Michigan and
Lake Ontario will sail off the
Crosse Point Yacht Club, and the
Snipes will sail off the Crescent
Sail Yacht Club. Both events
start Friday and last for three
days.
Detroit'S representatives in the
Snlpe competition will be decided
this Sunday as part Of the CreS-
cent Clubs tenth regatta which
annually draws the largest turn
out locally. Steve TakaS has the
edge over Max Lauderbach in
competition thus far. but Sunday
final race can change the picture.
. The Warrior, Pfrtaii and Snar1-
rock are the three boats 10 be
used in the Barthel competition.
Each crew will race each boat
twice, once over a windward-lee-
ward course and once over a tri-
angular course.
Lake Fries crew. which won the
trophy last year at Put-In-Bay,
will have Fred Temple as skipper.
Others include Joe Shay, Kay
Langford, Ted Coggin. George
Hanzi and John Patterson.
Bud Doyle shippers the Lake
Ontario crew which also includes
Harvey Dawrs, William Rex. Ger
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-23
Miss Dill Loses
To Miss Sessions

SPRING LAKE. Aug. % Sally
Sessions Of Muskegon defeated
Irene Dill of Detroit, ) and A. in
the finals OF the annual Spring
Lake Open golf championship.
Miss Dill. who eliminated state
champion Marjorie Row and the
defending champion. Mrs. Hunter
experienced difficulty
with her putter in carding a 40 on
the outgoing nine. Miss Sessions,
had a &c.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-23
Heeney Joins Navy

MIAMI Fla, Aug. % (UP)-
Big Tom Heeney, last ring foe of
Gene Tunney before the now
lieutenant-c o m m ander in the
United States Navy retired with
the heavyweight boxing crown, to-
day was also in the navy. The
rock from down under was
sworn in yesterday at the Miami
recruiting office.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-23
Double PI laws
Help BoroWy

NEW YORK, Aug. % CUP)-A
hair-raising double play, the third
of the day for the Yankees and
their l65th of the season. pre-
served Hank Borowy's shutout
today 10 give him his twelfth vic
tory against two defeats. and the
New Workers their second in a row
over the Washington Senators. 10.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-23
Bunker Different

Funny, isn't it. but while a
golfer is prohibited from soleing a
club in grass within the boundaries
Of water hazard and road, it's
okay 10 sole it in grass in a
bunker, unless the grass is eX-
cepted by a local rule.
Here's another one that came
up at the Meadowbrook tourna-
ment. Ball stops about two feet
from drinking fountain. Golfer has
clear shot at the hole from there
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-23
WOw, 3 Strokesl

Joe Devany Of Crosse lie had TO
rule on one Of the suffest penalties
in golf. A players ball stopped
near a rock. When the rock was
removed the ball Slid back into the
hole left by the rock and the
player lifted from the hole. What's
done in a case like that?
Deyany correctly ruled the
player be penalized three strokes
one for causing the ball 10 move
and two for lifting from the I'M
playable lie.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-23
One District and TWo State
Golf Titles Are at Stake
Miss Row Risks
Crown. as Do
Wallace. Sellers
BY NJ. f. DRUKENBRoD

Three golf champions will put
titles they won a year ago on the
line here this week.
They are Marjorie Row in the
Women's District, Monday through
Friday, at Oakland Hills; AL Wal
lace in the State Seniors, Thurs
day and Friday, at Detroit Golf
Club. and Glib Sellers in the State
Open, Friday through next Sum-
day, at Meadowbrook.
If one of the three is successful,
II will be better than the average
for defending champions in this
snort
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-23
The Last Phase

One thing seems almost certain,
however. Joe Louis's unparalleled
reign is in its last phase-one that
may well prove TO be fghtlesS save
for the battling Joe does in uni
form for his country. II took
Americas entry into the war to
bring about the beginning of the
end of a career that will be. a
shining target at which every
future champion will have to
shoot.
A long drawn out war would
probably relegate interest in
heavyweight fighting a place so
far in the background that Joe
and his title would fall victims of
dry rot and duty. Even a reason
ably early peace would still leave
Joe's ring career so disjointed that
the hiatus might bring about his
defeat at the hands of the first
strong opponent he faced.
But the armed forces. in pre-
pairing millions of the fairest
flower of American manhood for
war on the Axis. are building up
a reservoir of pugilistic material
from which the next heavyweight
champion must almost surely flow
The event may take place year
from now or ii may be postponed
for eight years. as was the case
when Marine James J. Tunney
A. +. +. light h WV ig h
lchampion in 1918. became the
worlds heavyweight champion il
1926.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-23
M With
MI $ibS iOSN LeWis II. Walter

Are suffering from awkward bulge your pants
pocket caused by Michigan bank roll?
and reu because night have pull that defense plant
dough out OF five pants pockets including watch pocket
vest pockets and four coapocets Does bother you because
"hen want bond a round of
remember which
bank note? Well problem will be eiminaed-he
Detroit track that fall meeting
rumored for so long
Monday.
For ankness this subject hand the palm the
publicity department of Narragansett Park which picked
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-23

aid Walsh, Chick Spauiding Allen
Roy and Harvey Dawrs. Lake
Michigans skipper is Clare Odell
and ne has in his crew Eddie
Schnabel, Fl. Eldred Stephenson.
Frank Knoop, Bill Lawrie and
George Tanger.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-23
Lew jenkins
Squdnders Title
And His Money
BY CLAYTON HEPLER

Admittedly not the fighter he
was a year ago when he held the
lightweight championship of the
world, Lew Jenkins. who meets
Carmen Notch Thursday night at
Arena Gardens, has seen his finan-
cial status depleted just as seri-
ously as his fistic fortune.
III had nine cars and four
motorcycles last year. Now I've
got one car and my health" the
Texan reflected philosophically
Saturday while being rubbed
down by his trainer. Harry
Raskin.
And that's just about all he has
left Of approximately 100000 he
earned last year. If he never made
hay in the Panhandle, Lew GER
tainly didn't pass II up in New
York or Philadelphia.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-23
Dodgers Down
Giants, 10 TO 5

NEW YORK. Aug. % CUP).-
Brooklyn Dodgers made it two in
a row over New York today.
Smothering the Giants, 10 to 5, in
a game called at the end of the
seventh inning due to weather.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-23
HIt AGO
IIENE.LANn

Totals - 90 ~ Totals IS n Q
'Baited Tor Weathefiy n rinth
Batted flr Dean ora eighth
Chicago 100 O0g 0G0--3
Cleveland COO 100 OD0--i
Runs Holloway kunei fresh. Keltnsr.
Errors Nuho Well sack Rans batfsd
ln--ApplnE tlemlng Holloway z Two
base hita kuhei. Kelturr DenninE Three.
base bit p. smith stolen bases Kuhei Z,
fresh Sgcrtge-HOaE Double plays
Wells 70 Holloway 90 kuhei. Boudreau 70
Mack 20 Fleming. Left on bases-Chirse-
10, Cleveland Z Bases on baBH-On Dean
q on Kennedy Struck out b. Dean q
by p. smith . HITS on Dean In 4
innings OF Kennedy 7 In 1 inning Passed
bail - Dcrnlng Losing pitcher Dean
tmpirer Quinn rteWaft and P0rnnef
lime IS. Attendance 500
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-23

the draft boards looking ongngy 3A according
prominent athlete connected recruiting here
Post time at the Detroit during meeting
Will be 3;l5 Is the
Satchel Paige peeved 10000
sashayed into the In time
exhibition Drew himself some lsy boos but proved he could
really hur that ball MaPhai the
DID, the he
offered his services TO the right after Pearl Harbor
field artillery captain, he
coordinator of all service looks like
he's going to get real action Lots writer's
Pha because Of his fiery personality the hall
admires his In things that really count
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-23
FIRST GAME
Philadelphia
Boston

Totals 81 1N2s IS Totals 90 = 30 Is
1One out when winning run scored
'Batted for Roberge In tenth
Phuadel phia 0nn Of0 600 Oh
Boston 600 100 600 -
Runs-Eitsn West. Nssi Runs hated in
--Liyingstou, Roherge, Gremp. Two-base
hits-Fernandez >, West stolen base
Mas. Sacrifice hits-May MurtAugh, Ro-
berRe. Holmes Double plays urtaugh 90
Etten, RoherEe 20 SSH to West. Tobin to
West r Waner TO West Left on bases
Philadelphia 3. Boston IL Bases on balls
Off Hughes y. Struck out-By Hughes /.
BY Tobin II Umpires -Goetz, Conlan and
Reardon. Time-2:os. Attendanee-3, 500
testimated).
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-23
ChicaEo
Big Business

Americas biggest baseball BAT
factory ~ kentucky turns out
10000 sticks per year,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-23
NEW YORK
BROOKLYN

Totals ~ SN2l - Totals 80 ~ - I
fRpfted for Lohrnar In fNh
Batted for Adams In eighth.
NTW0 out when game called.
New York III orc 10 ?
Brooklyn 22l lO3 lK-lO
Runs-Ou 2 Me :. Young Reese 2
RtsF-= F4efser=2e- tiaiaf5 e,arr1ftff .. owen
Casey. Errors-Ott. wick g. Young Runs
batted tn-Ott. Medwick g. banning 2,
Reese. BarnA. Herman 2, Camilli. riggs 2
Two-b hits-Dsnning. Barna. Herman.
Casey, GRlan. Three base hitE-DWeB.
Mize. Camilli. Home ruus-Ott RIGGS.
Sacrifice hits-owen Walker. Reese. Dou-
bic plays-Jurges 20 wick TO Mize; Casey
to Reese 60 Camlii Left on bases-New
York s. Brooklyn 8 Bases on balls-Oh
MCGEE 3, Of Sunkel 2. OF Higbe /, OF
Casey Struck out-By Lohrm.n 2 Hits
of MCGEE 3 in innings (none out in
third. OF Lohrman 3 In innings, on
Sunkel in ! ID innings. of Adams 4 IN
! % innings of Higbe In ! inning (none
out IN second. of Casey 6 in % in
nings. Wild pitch-McGee. Winning pitcher
Casey. Losing pitcher MCGEE I'm
pires-Pineln Barlick and Ballanfant
Time 81 game-2.i is. Attendance is, 227
fpaidi.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-23

but figures the fountain interior :
with his vision, concentration or
something Can he move the ball q?
Haven't obtained an official rul-
ing as yet but will wager he can
under Rule II, which reads in
part:
IF a players stroke be inter
fered with by any such obStruc-
ton (hydrant is among obStruc-
tons mentioned in preceding
paragraph which II immOvable
and which Is within two club
lengths Of ball, the ball may be
lifted without penalty"
They're Getting Wise
Mortie Dutra, Red Run pro
thinks golfers are smartening up
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-23
Armed Service to
Aid Next Champ
But Change in Mode Of Life
Is Handicap to Joe Louis
By DAN PARKER
By Universal service

NEW YORK, August Now
that the postwar world is being
reshaped (even before the war is
won, yetD It's high time that
some one disposed OF the heavy
weight championship situation.
There being no other hands raised,
/ shall undertake the job myself
The next heavyweight champion
of the world is probably al this
moment doing squads east or
Kitchen police, If he isn't holyston-
ing a deck or getting there first
with the marines. His name may
be Billy Conn, but more likely
than not, it isn't. Chances are. in
fact. that no one outside of his
immediate circle has ever heard
lof him.
lie may already be winning a
measure of distinction in the
lhempen corral bouts held where
ever Uncle Sans fighting men
travel, by land or sea. Or, he may
not even have donned a glove yet.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-23

ititdoth iilt lOliONulS NuOldliOtl
from Col. Thomas Taylor's speech
in Boston on sports and morale:
I'VE have a problem as far
IA the folks at home are con-
cerned. Many OF them are
making more money than ever
before. Their pockets are
stuffed and they need an outlet"
John Montague, the mystery
golfer. has offered TO play one
hole in the Lions Gate golf tour
nament at Vancouver with a
baseball bat, rake and shovel 3.
There have been plenty OF changes
in the staff Of the Cleveland base
ball club but trainer Macmillan
Weisman has been with the club
for 16 years Detroit Red
Wings may lose more TO the army
than they expected With Ken
kilrea, Eddie Bush, Gus Giese-
brecht and Pat McReavy already
gone and Jack Stewart, Jimmy
Orlando and Sid Abel on the
verge, now whose draft number is
coming up, but that of Thomas
Adds Emmett, Olympia promotion
A IL = =
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-23

/ campbell Buns halted IN Hemsley Double
plays -Rizzuto 60 Gordon 10 Heinrich
|Carrasquel 90 Culcnbine 10 Evans. Gordon
i1 kizzuie On Heinrich, DiMaggio 81 Hens
ley. Lett on bases New York 10 Wash
ington 4. Bases on balls-Off Carrasquel &
off l1rowy g. Struck Out-By Rorowv 2
by CarrasqueI
Imperial Valley press., 1942-10-07

ELDERLY COUPLE to operate
service station. Wage guaranteed
and free rent. See Hooker at
Krieger Bulk Plant, 289 East
Main. 1919
Imperial Valley press., 1942-10-07

SALESMAN WANTED-Salary and
commission. Metropolitan Life
ms. Co. Apply room 226, Bank of
America Bldg, Thurs Oct. 8, 4-8
pm. or Hotel De ANA, Sept. IL,
4-8 pm. 1919
Imperial Valley press., 1942-10-07
Germans Silent
On Stalingrad
BY UNITED PRESS

For the first time since German
troops penetrated Stalingrad the
German high command "Wednesday
failed to mention operations within
the city itself in its daily communi-
que.
This obviously did not mean that
fighting is not continuing in Stall
ingrad's streets, but it could signify
that the Germans had no favorable
SeWs to report and therefore
chose to remain silent.
The high commands comment on
the battle of Stalingrad was con-
fined to two sentences: Northwest
of Stalingrad the ring was tight
ened around enemy forces encircled
there. German and Rumanian air
forces effectively raided Soviet air
ports and supply routes on both
sides of the Volga river
Imperial Valley press., 1942-10-07
State in Probe
Of Farm Housinu

LOS ANGELES, Oct. 7. UPD-
Carey McWilliams, chief of the
state division of immigration and
housing, said today a full inves-
tigation" of housing conditions for
agricultural workers in the Stock
ton area is being made.
The investigation was started on
complaints of British sailors who
had volunteered to help with har-
vests.
McWilliams said a responsible
care taxed had been placed in
charge of the camp to which the
sailors referred and that conditions
now meet "all the requirements
of the state law"
McWilliams said camp conditions
were a result of priorities. Many
farmers, he explained, are unable
to get the necessary rationings to
obtain material.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-10-07
State Gets Share
Of Bombinq Fund

SACRAMENTO, Oct. T. U.PD-
Arrangements to handle California s
share of federal funds set aside
to aid victims of wartime bombingS
have been completed by State Con-
troller Harry Riley and Director
Martha A. Chickering's of the State
Social Welfare department, it was
announced today
Under the plan the State Social
Welfare department will act as
agent for the federal government
in the ALLEGATION of California's
portion of the $5,000,O0O emergency
appropriation. The controllers Of
flee will be the disbursing agency
fer actual claims.
The program provides for aid to
civilians who are injured as a
result of bombings or other mill
ary attack and to dependents of
civilians killed or injured in such
attacks.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-10-07
9-BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

OLD ESTABLISHED Cafe at truck
ing terminal. II stools, 80 Gu. it.
iceboX, good equipment. Will sac
rifice for quick sale. owner leav-
ing valley. E. b. Cafe, PIT So
4th. 1877
Imperial Valley press., 1942-10-07
n. .Y.PubIishers
DefyLaGuardia

NEW YORK, Oct. 7. CUPD-
NewsdealerS sold the Daily Racing
Form and other race track guides
today despite ban on the publica-
tions by Mayor F.. H. LaGuardia.
Attorneys for the publishers Sc
cured an order in supreme court
late yesterday restraining city Of
ficials from interfering with the
sale of the Morning Telegram,
Daily Racing FORM, Racing Guide,
and New York Daily Tab.
The restraining order will be in
effect until October 10, when JUS
tice Louis Valente will hear argu-
ments on an injunction the publish
erS are seeking.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-10-07
Seamstress Can't
Make Up Mind

ATHOL Mass, Oct. 6.-UPD-
The former Fannie Abernathy, CT
year-old seamStresS, can't make up
her mind.
First, she married Tennyson B.
Dodson
She divorced Dodson and married
Henry O. Willard.
She divorced Willard and remar-
ried Dodson.
Today she was honeymooning
again with Willard They were
remarked here Saturday night.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-10-07
Famed Stills Go
To Metal Drive

CHICAGO, Oct. 7. (UP) - The
stills which DR.. William M. Burton
used when he invented the first
commercial petroleum cracking pro-
cess to step up the yield of gasoline
from crude oil were donated to the
metal scrap drive today.
The Burton process, developed in
1913 at the Whiting, Ind, refinery
of Standard Oil company of Indiana,
helped win the first World war by
increasing the yield from 25 to SIS
per cent of crude oil, the company
said.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-10-07
S-HElP WANTED

WANTED-Competent woman for
care of house and 3 children Only
permanent, need apply. Phone
691 NIX. 10-2TF
Imperial Valley press., 1942-10-07
Guide Killed By
Accidental Shot

JACKSON, Wyo. october 7. (U.P0
Accidental discharge of a rifle in
the hands of friend-Ewart Good
win, 35, San Diego Calf, yester-
day killed William Jump, 46, we'll
known Jackson as a guide and
ranch owner.
County officials said bullet
from Goodwin's big game rifle,
aimed at target, struck Jump in
the head. Jump, a bachelor, is sur
vived by a brother, Thomas Jump
of Teton National park headquar-
ters.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-10-07
+TRANSpORTATICN

afternoon, take two passengers,
share expenses. COS So. 4th. 1910
Imperial Valley press., 1942-10-07
BUILDING SERVICES
OFFICE MACHINES

Have your Typewriter or Adding
Machine Rebuilt. Our work is
guaranteed and we are serving
customers all over the Valley.
Telephone 1853
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Commercial Statloners
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Imperial Valley press., 1942-10-07
Use Post-Press Want Ads for Results :
l9-City Property for Sale

LARGE 5 room stueco dwelling.
Modern in every detail Spacious
kitchen, tile floor bathroom. show
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mo-. inc. interest.
ALSO 5 ROOM dwelling completely
furnished Not pretentious but
real value at $3.50 Reasonable
terms.
NUFFER LAND COMPANY
Phone 45W
1913
Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-14
WPB, 0CD Perfect
New Sfirrup Pump

WASHINGTON, May IA. up
The war production board and the
Office Of Civilian Defense revealed
today they had cooperated in design
ing an inexpensive, lightweight STIR
rup pump-a handy gadget to have
around if fire bombs start falling.
WIPE engineers drew up plans for
the pump, which will sell for about
s. instead of the SO TO $23 now
charged for similar devices. and the
OCD said the plans would be made
available to manufacturers without
involving patents.
The pump is designed TO draw
water from a bucket and squirt it
through a hose on a fire bomb
ONLY difficulty is the hose prob
lem. The WPB said the rubber short
age necessitates a substitute, and
engineers are now testing various
plastic types of hose for use on the
pump.