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Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-07
". y. STOCKS

NEW YORK. Aug UP) - Stocks
made small technical advance today in
the highest volume IN more than two
weeks.
Steel stocks were prominent on the
upside Bethlehem sold al a3A, eN-dld-
dend up q while L. ). Steel touched
47A up s. Reports from the steel IN
dustry said the scrap supply was d.
mishing and that, combined with neces-
sary shutdoWns for repairs was keeping
the steel operating rate down TO around
% per cent Of capacity.
Chryslef al its high of 81 = was up
a point General Motors gained fraction
Railroad shares made small recovery
in more active issues, although Norfolk
and Western lost more than point on
two sales Oils were slightly higher
Utilities were dun and firm.
Northwest airlines made n new high
for the year at II = and = point follow
ing resumption Of dividends on the stock
yesterday. Shaeffer Pen equaled its high
on a rise of nearly points When dlrec-
tors declared a 25-Cent extra dividend. A
few other special issues had gains rang
ing 10 , points and there were a few
losses OF equal size.
New highs were made by Philip Morris
az preferred 1O74 up =: Commercial
Credit at DDS up L Houdaille Hershey
preferred 35l4 up u National Dairy l5As
up = and National Distllers 24ls up !.
American Wooden preferred made a new
low al spa. off ?. other 10 make new
lows included Mead Corporation prefer
red 65 off 3; and Dawson Chemical
Sla off ls.s
Among wider gainerS-isSues up point
and more-Nere air reduction, American
Locomotive preferred. Black and Decker
DUPONT, Gotham preferred, Hat Corpora
tion preferred cup 3 points, and Inter
national Harvester. Hercules Powder lost
? points and declines of a point and
more were registered in Kansas City Sou.
preferred, Liggett and Myers B and Grown
Cork and Seal preferred. The latter re
treated despite declaration Of the regular
quarterly dividend.
American Telephone turned down near
the close. II touched 117ls and near the
end of the session sold at 116Ss uif =
point Westinghouse Electric yielded a
point.
Dow Jones preliminary closing stock
averages: Industrial 105.O4. up "a; Rail
255s. off .04; Utility 11.40, up .O2; and
65 stocks 35. up .05.
Stock sales were 212 $50 shares. the
smallest amount since july l, and COM
pared with 24S. 773 yesterday. Curb stock
sales were 46 470 shares against 81 020
in the previous session.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-07
DIVING CHAMPION
TO QUIT SPORT

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 7-UP)
Helen Crlenkovich, national div
ing champion, said today she has
retired from amateur competition
and will not defend her title in the
national tournament at Neenah,
Wis.
The pretty brunette, who won her
first national A. A. U. title in
1899, will become manager of the
Fairmont hotel terrace plunge and
also will continue studies for a
physical education degree at Uni
versity of California, where she is
a Junior.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-07
BROTHERS MEET
IN TENNIS SEMI

CULVER, Ind, Aug. 7 CUP) =
-Four California youths - two of
them brothers-battle today in the
semi-final round of the national
junior tennis tournament.
In one of the matches Tom Fal-
kenburg meets his younger brother,
third seeded Bob Falkenburg,
FaVorite Bulge Patty, Los An
geles, encounters Arthur Mcdonald
San Gabriel, Cal, in the other
semi-final.
In yesterdays quarter final
matches, Patty, the defending
champion, eliminated Ted Norpoth
Houston, Tex, Go, Ga. Tom Fal-
kenburg upset Jim Brink, Seattle
Wash, Ga, Cd Bob Falkenburg
won from Fred Kovaleski, Ham
tramck, Mich, 6-3, 6-1. Mcdonald
defeated Back Tuero, New Orleans
La, Sc. GA.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-07

Manager Johnny Vergez' lads'
rang up their 10th win in eleven
starts the hard way by scoring
seven runs in a big eight winning
to wipe out a 6-1 Angel lead.
The Angels first place margin
was not cut for the runnerup Sac
ramento Solons blew their third
consecutive game to San Diego,
81. Lefty Al Olsen handcuffed
the erstwhile pacemakers with
six hits while his mates raped
Herschel Lyons for eight solid
blows. The Padres clinched mat
ters in the sixth when Hill singled,
Detore walked, and both Tailed
on Salkeld's double and Skellys
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-07
NEWSIES UP
IN STANDINGS

TelephonCrS were one rung ahead
with fou" wins and five losses. Both
now have won four while losing six,
Pitchers Bert Holt and Ben Shaw
helped the Post Press climb when
they scattered eight hits. Holt gave
up three safeties in two innings
that he was on the mound while
Shaw was touched for five in five
innings
Jack Aaron pitched all but one
inning for the losers. He gave up
10 hits, including a three-run hon.
el by Catcher Herb Mann and a
tWo-run triple by ShortStop Eddie
Alarcon. Charles Ostrander, gave
up one hit in the inning the pitch
ed
The Press team was spanked by
a new third baseman, Les Flores
Flores was credited for assists that
made all three outs in the last in
nings.
LineScore:
Post Press ............ 800 031 X-9-11-l
Telephone, Co. ....... 100 0l0 1-5-8-;
Holt, Shaw & Mann; Aaron, OS.
trander & Robertson.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-07
HOGAN
IS HOT

The all star field of the
Canadian open golf tourna-
ment set out after little
Ben Hogan Of Hershey, Pa.
in the second round today, TOPPING
to match his sensational. seven
under-par opening round.
Hogan holed out 65 yester-
day. taking the lead which had
been conceded by the experts to
Craig Wood and Ralph Gudahl
They scored Cos.
The links leading money VIM
ner started slowly putting weak
ly on the first three holes, but
covering them in par. Then he
the round with a tricky. seven
foot putt on the 18th green.
Hogan's score broke the COM
petitive course record set by Wood
on the lengthy Mississauga layout
and equalled by Guldahl. Ben's
So broke the record by three
strokes.
Competing in his first Canadian
open. Hogan. who went out in 80
and came back in 3, was the pre-
tournament favorite to win the
$1,000 first prize money and the
Seagram gold cup. Sam Snead,
last years winner, is now in SER
vice ana is not defending his
title.
The days best nine holes were
shot lby Clayton Heather, who
covered the first nine in 81. He
faltered ON the back nine, how
ever, for a 81 and a total of GO,
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-07
L. A. BUTTER & EGGS
Los ANGELES. Calf. Aug. = JPl
LARGE EGGS
L. A. PRODUCE

Asparagus steady. En- fey and select II
14c, fey lO11c. choice 80 No. 2S &c.
? doz 1890. fair 6Oc; carrots 3 doz 65-
90c, fair 45-6Oc. jbos 1890. green onions
s doz $3.50. far SD 50. ordinary 81
3; leekS doz Sl.75-2; mustard doz
soc: parsley doz 81 SOL 90 fair 81. 25
radishes small red Is doz 81. SOL. 50; fair
81 .25; ) doz S2-2 y: spinach doz 81. Co
/ IS: fair S1-1-25; turipS 2l--3 doz 90
81, fair 60-75c.
squash: Italian stronger: lugs white
summer S5-S1. fair 5O-T5C. No. 2S 25-4Oc
italian best 81 .25-1 50 fair 9O-S1.l5 No.
2s 5O-65C; yelo crookneCk S1.25-1.35 fair
s5-Sl: No. 2S 5O-6Oc. banana 3l4 -3lac 10.
Tomatoes: steady. lugS stones san Di-
ego Ans s. 5O-1. -. fair and rpes Sl-1.35
5N5 and 5N6 81 Co., fair and ripes SIS
l so: 6N6 81 PSI 50, fair and ripeS 90
81 10: 6N7 SLIPS fair $500.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-07
/. A. LIVESTOCK

Los ANGELES, Aug. I IUPl = FederaI
State Market News Service.
Cattle salable 200 steady; few loads
cleanup trade on she stock. COWS 5. 10
8. so: beef cows held higher; Gamers and
cutters 6 sos. 50; bulls lacking medium
to good fed steers quoted 1913. 90 OF
above.
choice vealers 14-15; medium TO good
calves lib. common 10 medium 1o-l0.75.
Hogs salable 75, steady. small lots me
dium to choice 1SO-240 lbs 15.25-1 50
strictly good to choice lacking; odd 300 lbs
l475: medium to. good sOwS 12.75-12-U.
sheen salabIe none. common to medium
boldover lambs No , Pelts 1912; good 10
choice wooled lambs quoted 1425-l4.5O.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-07

long fly.
Hollywood had a field day at
the expense of three San Fran
cisco hurlers, getting 10 hits while
winning, 9-1. Bill Thomas, San
Diego castoff, continued his brill
liant twirling for the Stars by hold
ing the Seals to five bingles. q.
The Portland Beavers hit new
low when they made seven errors
during the course. Of the 1915 de-
feat at the hands of Seattle. T
Rainiers jumped all over Cohen
and Osborne for IA hits. The
cellar-tenants got nine off AL
Libke.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-07
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO, Aug. z (UPl - Below-normal
crop movements to southwestern termi-
mails and uncertainty over the size of the
coming spring wheat shipments offset
another to hold wheat futures within
fractions of yesterdays close on the board
of trade today.
Grain futures closed slightly weaker.
with wheat off \ TO %c a bushel; corn
off Il to u; oats off 4 TO up X; rye
OIL ~ 10 and Suybeans off a.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-07
FIGHT CALLED OFF

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 7-(UP)-
Harry Bobo. Pittsburgh Negro
heavy weight, has been found blind
in his right eye and his fight with
Bob Pastor, scheduled for Pitts
burgh during the first week in
September called off. Pennsylvania
Boxing Commissioner Leon Rains
said he had ordered Bobo to under
60 an examination by DR.. NJ. r.
Goldman in Pittsburgh who found
him totally blind in his right eye.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-07

Post Press softball team defeat
ed the Telephone company, 9-5,
Thursday night in a makeup game
postponed from last Monday and
in SO doing the two teams went
into a tie for next to last place
in the B league standings.
The newspaper team had been in
sole POSSESSION or the spot with
three wins and six losses while the
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-07
ACORNS TRIM
LEAD AGAIN
BY UNITED PRESS

Those unpredctable Oakland AcOrns made It two out
of three Los Angeles Thursday night by edgng out
the Pacific Coast league leaders, 81 in wild contest
ar Wrigley Field
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-07
D.. A. STOCKS

trading on the Los Angeles stock eX-
change today found no issues up, one
down and three unchanged with volume
of 800 shares.
IT,. Lis Hancock il %. unchanged:
Republic 1.35 unchanged; Menasco los,
unchanged.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-07

Allies weight superiority of 1925
TO 1913 pounds, and his youth and
zing began to tell in the sixth
round, when a hooking attack had
Chalky staggering at the bell.
IN PITIFUL SHAPE
Wright who had won only the
fifth round, clinching it on a Stolz
foul, and who had lost the third
and fourth rounds on loW-bloW
fouls, was in pitiful shape in the
10th round-bleeding from a CASH
ed nose and gashed left brow. Then
Stolz hit him with a crashing right
hook to the chin. Wright's ancient
knees buckled and he almost went
down. Two more hooks followed to
the same spot and Chalky was
ready for the canvas.
Then Stolz grinned-showing his
bluish-white mouthpiece to the
crowd-and he stepped in, but he
didn't pole-axe the helpless Negro
Instead, his arms encircled Chalky
and he whispered in his ear:
How do you feel?"
"Okay,' replied Chalky from
groggyland
Good" said Stolz, don't worry,
I'll carry you the rest of the round" ="
The round had about two min
utes to go, and Stolz carried
Wright, now holding up his stag
gering opponent, now boxing at
shadows and missing Chalky by
fractions until the final gong.
Meanwhile, the crowd that sensed
Wright was ready for the kayo, was
silent as the burlesque began. Then
a ripple of applause started in ap-
probation of Allies all-too-evident
gesture-a ripple that became a
girder- shaking roar as the farce
went on, and ended in a grand
ovation for both.
In his dressing room Stolz said,
Sure, I could have knocked him
out, but what the hell for? He's
not a bad old feller."
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-07

to 6-3 triumph over the Yankee
last night at Washington.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-07
THE DAYS
SPORTS PARADE

But the ancient Los Angeles Ne
gro. whose age has been estimated
variously from 80 to 40, had no
chance after the fifth round. Young
Allies weight superiority of 1927
to 1913 pounds, and his youth and
zing began to tell in the sixth
round, when a hooking attack had
Chalky staggering at the bell.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-07
NJ ARK ET S
Markets at a
Glance

Stocks rregularly higher M quiet trad
hR.
Bonds irregularly higher.
Curb stocks irregular.
Gloon steady.
Wheat II to x cent lower; corn off
3 10 "a
Silver unchanged in New York.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-07
T.. A. POULTRY

MPLS. FLAX FUTURES
Sent. ........ ...............--....- s. ASA
Dec .-........-.- = So
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-07

s. dSl4
$50
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-07

tcrruptcd by a Six-hladc chopper
revolving at high speed.
The Chrysler division is turn
ing out three of the most com
pick parts for a 40-millimeter
anti-aircraft cannon manufactured
complete by the Chryslcr Corpo-
ration
Some of these parts involve
800 operations from forging tc
finished product and IN thi'
process reduction in weight
from approximately 300 TO lOC
pounds occurs.
Ia spite Of the cXaCting nature
Of this Job and the fact that il
had never before been attempted
on quantity scale. ChrySler !.
now Turning out more than tVt
times as many Of the parts as the
original schedule called for.
4 new plant was erected To-
THIS job. and the factory layOu
and tool design problem va.
Tremendous
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-07
What Sea Mule is

Cmt-ier -re uu.C ,a marine
propulsion ur comprising q
Chry ,ler marine engine mounted
IN a steel p0ntoon. complete with
propeller. rldder. etc
THIS portoon IS attached 10 2
harge. Scow or other 0at-hotiomac
vessel by means Of simple clamps
When thus attached 90 slYeS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-07
Day Of Prayers
Churches Direct

CONTINUED from Page 33l
Of Chanukah. the feast of dedics-
ton. followed by prayers for the
heroic American dead at Pearl
Harbor and in the year since.
- St. Johns Episcopal Church
dedication Of a war shrine marked
tho Sunday service following val
htany led by Or. Irwin c. Johnson
DIR. Francis Creamer. rector OF
Christ Episcopal, and DR.. William
G. Hamm, rector of st. Josephs
Episcopal, held litany over their
churches service flags. They in
v.ted sevicemen 10 worship with
their congregations
The Episcopal memorial services
were asked for by the Ri. Rev
Frank L. Creighton. bishop of the
Protestant Episcopal Diocese Of
Michigan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-07


responsibility producing
vehicles
Manufacturing proud
andd o tnc!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-07
200 Former Members
Of Factory Service,
Sales Force Enlisted

ayers, found places in either
military or civil capacities with
the government.
This effort has been highly
commended BY Washington, as u
enabled the government 20 get
hold Of just the kinds Of men that
were needed for key positions.
Wherever possible, the ChrySler
division has helped ITS dealers 10
place men with the government,
too
More than 1000 former mem
hers Of the dealer organization
are now IN the federal service
including a larger number who
hold commissions IN the army DI
navy.
Tho Chryslcr division is vel
represented IN the armed forces
by former production workers IL
its plants.
As of Noyember-1. some 120C
former employees OF the division
were enrolled m one Of the fight
ing branches.
Thus within a year this division
has completely converted itSel
from a great producer OF quality
automobiles TO aft even greater
. producer Of quality munitions o
WAR
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-07
Wins NGUy Honors

Dispatches and Official PICTURES
from the Libysn front gave much
credit 10 the Fisher built all
welded MAS for the success Of the
recent campaign which shattered
tic forces Of F4eld Marshal
Rommel.
isheF also builds powerful arti-
aircraft guns. producing the first
ono five months ahead Of schedule
one outstanding Fisher Body
iob has been in the manufacture %
gun breech housing mechaniSn1S FOR
3-.nch and 5-nch naval anu-air-
craft weapons. Ahead Of schciu' e
production has won repeated navy
citations.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-07
Parts for Flying Forts

o. In addition 70 us original
bomber assignment the company
undertook manufacture OF parts
for Flying ForireSses- These wcp
turned out in such quantities thbt
. for the first time they were
shipped in full freight carload lois
One of Fishers outstanding con.
= tributons 10 the aircraft program
has been the production II two
types Of inStruments-cyTn horl
IONS and dircciional Cyrn ind.
Gators.
Without these instrument Il
, would be virtually impossible n
ferry Amcrican-b uilt hips directly
u the battlefront.
Although they bad never before
been built by an autonouvo com
panY or any other company whose
= normal manufacture vas 80 *
tremely distant from this type 81
work. Fisher undertook tEl- -LA--l
the late wIRteF.
Personnel had 90 DC tIaiucr
from top management on down
Floor space was available bgt q
had 10 be completely rosamped
and virtually an now cqulpmca
had ~ be obtained
Nevertheless. the first i1stru
ments came off the assembly I'M
months ahead OF schedule. snt
production has reached rate SUI
ficient TO offset what might havi
been a serious bottiencck In air
craft output
> a year ago AmeriCa 5 only nc
dunn tank was The M-| Bu
shortly after the Wsr began arm,
officials saw the need for ncVc
model. The Nj was designed. an,
: Fisher Body built the FIRST al
, welded model.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-07

Mounted on fhc trailer The
apparatus becomes a light easily
handled fire-pumpcr that can be
towed behind any motor vehicle or
pushed and pulled by hand.
II is designed especially 10 pro-
tcct property against inccndlary
fires such AS might be caused by
bombing sabotage or other enemy
action.
The power IS supplied hy q
Chrysler engine of 10 horsepower
automobile rating
Many thousands Of these units
Including both trailer cpplctC
and skid models. have been pur
chased by the United States GOV
crnmcnt and United Nations.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-07
ChrysIe Division Now Transformed Into Gigantic Arsenal

Chrysler divisions marine
are now m tremendous
demand for a variety OF war pur-
poses, as us industrial engines are.
This division also manufactures
al the engines used IN tanks of
Chrysler Corporation make. tins
being o special type Of power
plant of Chryslcr Corporation
engineers creation.
Because Of the fact that this
engine employs many standard
automobile parts, the toollng JOB
was greatly simp.lfied.
The division makes parts for a
variety OF military vehicles, in
GLIDING trucks and tanks, parts
used in airplane manufacture, steel
pontoons for naval use. anti-air-
craft gun toolboYes and other
items whose nature cannot be
disclosed.
Not Only is the ChTS slcr division
contributing heavily 10 the war
effort in the way OF materials
but It also has done a notable
Job in supplying manpoWer 10 Tho
( government.
As soon as automobile pro-
duCuan was known 10 be on the
verge OF suspension. President
Wallace set up an organization
headed by Stewart W. Munroe
general sales manager. for placing
division personnel IN war work.
+ BY this means nearly 200 former
members of the factory safes
service and advertising force, n
cludIng virtually all district man
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-07
Strides Already Made

Already the Chn ,lcr division
had made market frUrfcSs 1rr ttrrt1
conversion program.
A new plant for the maul'ag'Icc
OF aBii-alrcrall gun pas' was
almost ready 90 20 INTO production.
Cnryslcrs East Jefferson avenue
plant was supplying marine and
industrial engines for large
variety OF military and naval pur-
poses.
parts for [ario4 item ~ war
material were being turned out
Wallace was not content how
cvcT merely 10 await tfc award
ing Of government contracts Tor
things already designed. Ho hcrt
inventive talent and ingenuity 70
creating entirely new things that
contribute 20 the wsr Effort
4 chef among these arr "A matme
tractor or sea mule u0ntoonS
emergency hre-hghtlng apparatE
and air.raid alarm sirens.
Several othe4 items Original
with ihc ChrySler division arC
roV O. the development stage INC
VIII ,Oou ~ iu production Inc
netuI- ot some ~ THESE 3, s'ill 2
ID g
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-07
Blades Chop Air

The Chn slcr-Bell victory siren
whose fundamental design was a
collaboration between Chrys
Corporation engineers and tine
BCll laboratories. IS manufacture
by thc Chryslcr division.
II IS m use m Detroit, Ne',
York. Chicago and many otnci
American cities.
This siren produces the creates
.rolumc of sustained sound ever
--EL-4rrd by mechanical means.
IN Comprises the siren proper
"a blower for compressed dir an
"a Chrysier engine.
The sound Is created by thf
-e-eafr- Of Il iie4f-ss-- rtlttHfe- 'ttf5r
pressed arr through six throa's
with tho flow Of air constantly M
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-07

workers and service men and
women unable 10 attend earlier
services were arranged last night
al First Baptist Church by DR..
Hillyer II Straton.
Or. Richard NJ. Willard at ST.
Marks Methodist invited army and
navy men in Detroit and suburbs
who are away from their homes
10 attend prayer services for our
heroic dead and victory with his
congregation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-07
List OF Products Shows
Noted Sirens, Sea Mules,
Fire Fighting Apparatus

First anniversary Of Tho attack
on Pearl Harbor finds the ChrSsler
division of the Chrysler Cotpo-
ration engaged on a varied and
comprehensive program oil "1l
production.
War materials being TUNED ont
by this division are being used
in the air on land and al sea-
As many persons are cmplo} "d
on war work as the division over
used m the manufacture of auto
mobiles and. with the opcninF ~
a new project shortly, persona"
viii considerably exceed the peace.
I time peak
with the outbreak Of war and
the suspension Of automobile pl9
ducuon. President David y Wal
LACE Of the Chrysler division
sought ways 90 convert The CO.
pacity Of his establishment Ton
turning horse power into 10,
manufacture Of materials nccdcC
bN-the armed forces.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-07
Dedicate Church Flog

Or. Merton S. Rice. pastor of
METROPOLITAN Methodist officiated
at the dedication yesterday Of
tho cnurChS service flag which
bears 2l5 names and h Q n
preached on why Doesn't God
End This War % His evening SER
mon was on These Service Flags.
Special communion for war
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-07
Fisher Making
Many Kinds Of
Goods for War
Repeated Navy Citations
Given TO Company for
Being Ahaed OF Schedule

Armament ranging from tanks
bomber sections and huge anti
aircraft guns 10 aircraft instru-
msnts which require precision
work as fine as matchmaking Is
being produced by the Fisher Body
Division of General Motors.
When war was declared Fisher
Was already we'll launched on ms
bomber program, having been tho
first auto company 10 produce
finished parts which went into
completed bomberS.
Since then, the aircraft pro
gram has been expanded im'
mensely. BomborS with their air
frames largely built by Fishei
: have long since been in active
service on war fronts around the
world.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-07-09
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