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Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-06
l.. 4. LIVESTOCK

LOS ANGELES, Jan. Il U-p)
Federal STATE Mkt New service.
Hogs Sal3ble 25a; fairly active.
fully steady. top l.. mos, good 20
choice lS.-22o lh> 12.65-l2S5: med
tum Il good ll.5o-l1.5o. good SONS
@.75-lo.75.
Cattle >alJhlc ~: fairly active.
fully steady. few common steers
and lclfcrs 10, common and med
ium COWS S-S75: eanncr anl cut
tcr> 6-155s common IL good bulls
S.5a-9.7.. fe w,omnon and medium
Ste. x steers @5e-l".'5: calves Sala-
able l5e; ful'y steady. few good l."
,he..e Ntal"r~ ta-.-t5--a. common
aud medium ll-i&.ao: common =
good slaughter calves ios7n-i&.
SEt-n. Mn.n .ttNEaN.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-06
OILERS TAKE sc.
IN HOCKEY TILT

LOS ANGELES. Jan. 6 up -
The Bakersfield Oilers defeated
University of Southern California,
4 to 3, in a California League ice
hockey game last night at the West
wood Ice Arena. Nuts Miller
scored the winning goal in the last
three minutes of play. The victory
places Bakersfield in a tie for sec
ond place with the Monarch CLUB
ir the California League
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-06
l.. A. STOCKS

Los ANGELES, Jan. 6 U'PD -
Prices showed an indefinite trend
in moderately light trading on the
Los Angeles stock exchange today.
Seven issues were up. six down
and four unchanged. with volume
in early trading approximately 5oot
shares.
The list: Pacific Lighting o9i- Ut
q; Southern Pacific IL down =,
Richfield sl2; Union 13; Shell 49,
down = Aircraft Accessories ST.
Cessne IL. dawn : Lockheed &c
down =; Menasco S1.40 up .05:
Ryan A.. up Is: Vultee g.. UP !
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-06
CITY SCHEDULE
Will Be MADE

Schedule for the city commercial
basketball league was slated to be
drawn up Tuesday night, Coach
Raleiah Holt, organizing, Said.
Coach Hclt SAID that he expects
six Or more teams to be entered IN
play and lots of strong compctuon
is in the otfing. Sach former nigh
school and Junior college Stars as
Charles Radcliffe, Bill Payne and
Dutch Van Ncstrand have sIsnl-
fled their intentions to play
ANY teams wishing to enter the
league are urged to contact Coach
Hol; &t FL Centre high school
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-06
MANUEL ORTIZ NEW
BANTAMWEIGHT KING


imperial Va paid homage
thi. week to one of its sons. Man
mel Cru7 after he climbed stlll
further up ,Ae pUgilistic ladder
with WIN over the California BAN
tamwcight champion, Tony Oliyera,
at Hollywood Legion stadium.
Ortiz took a clear TJt 10-round de-
cisicl.
Friday nights encounter was the
second attempt Ortiz made to lift
the crown from Olivera'a head. Last
August the FL Centre lad went
into the ring with the titleholder
and dropped a decision AT the
time. Ortiz's handlers said he was
suffering from a bad cold and was
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-06
NAVY GETS CHECK

NEW YORK, Jan. 6 (UP) = A
check for $26654 "a went to the
Naval Relief Society as its share
CT the Chicago Bears-All Stars
game in the Polo Grounds, Tim
Mara, owner of the New York
Giants, announced today.
1t represented SO per cent of the
gross receipts of the Pro Bowl game
sponsored by the Giants when war
forced its transfer from Los Angeles.
The gross receipts were $58,293 10
and the total expense, S63 ,694.72
The net loss, shared equilly by the
Bears and Giants, was $540l 60.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-06
RAIN|ERS MIGHT
LOSE 7 VETERANS

SEATTLE. Jan. cUP1 - Vice
President Rescue rTorchyl Torrance
Of the Seattle Rainiers said today
that TWO veteran outfielders. Earl
Averill and Bill Lawrence. may not
return to coast league baseball COM
petition this year
Lawrence became a Seattle play
field supervisor during the winter.
Averill, for many years a top rank
ing American League sluggcr in the
uniform OF the Cleveland Indians,
is a Snohomish, Wash, florist
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-06
WELTER CHAMP TO
FIGHT FOR FUNDS

NEW YORK. Jan. 6 CUPD
Freddie CRedD Cochrane. world well
ter weight boxing champion, agreed
today to meet the winner of the
Ray Robinson -Frit2ie Zivic bout,
scheduled for Jan Is, in a match'
on Feb 90 for benefit of the infan-I
tile paralysis fund. The bout has
been set for Is rounds and Coo
hrane's title probably will be at
stake, although that has not been
made definite.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-06
GRANT Will SEEK
NAVY COMMISSION

ATLANTA, Ga, Jan. 6 cUP) -
Bryan CBitsy) Grant, Atlanta mid
get tennis star said last night that
he was seeking a commission in
the United States Navy, preferably
as a tennis instructor with Gene
Tunney's outfit" He said that if
he couldn't get a commission. he
would enlist as a seaman.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-06
BRAZILIAN MAID
BETTERS RECORD

BATTLE CREEK, Mich, Jan. 6
CUP - Miss Maria Lcnk. of Brazil.
last night bettered Il record of four
years standing in the 400 yard
breast stroke by swimming it in
1882 in an internationally All Star
swimming show.
Miss Lenk who outdistanced Pat
ty ASpinWall of indianapolis, the
National A.A u. breaStStroke cham
piOn, bettered the record establish
ed by Catherine RaWlS in 1888.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-06
Cab Driver Killed
In Fog Crash

FRLSNO CA. JaN -JPI-A
Bakersfield taxL-cab and truck
colIIdcd headon three-fomths OF a
mile south Of Selma during a heaYy
fog today. killing the cab driver.
Esprr EaH Ray IF Bakersfield.
Two other persons in the cab
Mrs. james SpaDer and the dIY-
cf.a son. George. were injured eli
oasl% according 10 Coroner John
\ L-lc
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-06
CHICAGO GRAINS

CHICAGO. Jan. D. tUPI GRAIN
fltaie~ m .N,s mu5rratr.y higher
today und'g IT, leadership II ~'N-
beans.
W.T. o'a-c3 With H,' gam o
=. to- .sa, 4 hu>h'G eor@ finished
oft 'o "p =. oat~ up y to- II,
I've UP 70 :: ana >oN beans UP
lu
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-06
BASKETBALL SCORES

Iowa 53. Chicago 80.
Indiana 80, Wisconsin "a
Southwestern -, Minnesota 50.
Purdue 81, MIehiRaul l8.
Washington State 81, GunIaEa 40
California Freshmen IS. SaclTl :
ment Junior College 81.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-06
D0DGER ENLISTS

NEW YORK, Jan. s up =
Claude Corbitt, promising young re-
cyuit shortstop, advised the Brook
lyn Dodgers today that he las en-
listed in the Navy
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-06
=. A. GRAIN

Los ANGELES. jan. 8 t'PD
Mil. NJ. >"lo Cal. $l.f71-ft1.72:.
Milo. 81. yo!o LUX Sill, @1.tS =
Wheat No. l h. :. S2.e7 : u S2.I2i-
Barley western No. ! ..... sl.9"-1 "a
Barley. Z. malt type ..... 81 % n 2.15
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-06
NJ ARK S
BAROME TER

moderately higher markets Tuesday while
at TO
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Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-06
FORMER CHAMP
REPORTS TO ARMY

SEATTLE, Jan. 6 CUP) - Al Hos
tax, former world middleWeight boz
ing champion. reports Jan. Is for
active Army duty.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-06
l.. 1. R8NhS

LIS ANGELE~. JaH D. H'Pa
Bid Asked
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Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-06

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Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-06
BASKETBALL-Tops Of the barn
SUGAR BOWL ECHO-In 1893,

.4merino Sarno Italian right tackle
tlom Everett Mas blocHed a kick
tor d safety that gave Fordham a
20 triumph over Alabama D..
Eieh- Hear5 later right tackle Alex
Sauu.u also OF italian extraction
and a.so from Everett, Mass, block
ed 2 punt tor a 20 FOrdham victory
Over Missouri Same initials,
tCD.
BOXING-Ridgewood Grover, 10
cal boxing incubator, has returned
u its old Saturday night spot after
LOSING a pile Of mOner with q Mon
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-06
GETTING READY

GREENWOOD LAKE, N Y, Jan.
6 CUPl - Joe Louis, bent on weigh
ing in for Friday nights fight with
Buddy Baer at POS, resumes boxing
drills today and concludes condi-
tiOning tomorrow. Louis restricted
his activities yesterday to roadWork
and gym exercises He now weighs
207.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-06

LAKEWOOD. N. j.. Jan. 6 up
Challenger Buddy Baer will spar
three rounds today. two more on
Wednesday and will relax on Thurs
day for his fight with heavyweight
champion Joe Louis Friday night.
He boxed four rounds yesterday
after eight miles of roadwork and
Nplnhnd 240
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-06
Ry PAIL SCUEFFFIS

NEH YORK. Jan. .. up Prcs7
box sports patter
BASEBALL-More than 30 major
leasue players VIII participate il
the eighth annual professional base
ball players COLT tournament At Mia
MI. Fla. Feb. tl-12-l3 Among
those who will II tor the $500
n prizes are Leo Durocher, mar
ager of the Dodgers; Mel OFT, man
ager of the Giants. Joe CrOnin,
manager of the Red SoX; Pitche"
Tommy Bridges of Detroit; Paul
Derunger, Jimmy FoXX, Joe Med
wick. PeeWee Reese. Wes Ferrell,
Paul and Lloyd Wancr. and BIZ
DicEey =. MeWin Shea. coach u
thc 81 Louis Browns won last
years tournament at St. Petersburg.
Fla
The Washington Senators received
both a E.cH and & boost from select
.ve service board .. The Senators
lest Inte!dey Cecl Travis. vino OUT
hit everybody III the major leagues
bat TED Williams OF Boston last
season But at The same time
We're cheered when Pitcher Sid
Hudson Wa placed in the 3-A class
Hudson made the jump from the
Class D Florida State league only
TWO years ago He won only l3
in his second year last season as
against his freshman total OF II but
clicked for an earned run average
of 346.
BASKETBALL-Tops Of the barn
storming program Will be west Tex
as states jurket into the midwest =.
The SOuthWesterners have a perfect
record II !. games and play Brad
ley Tech a Peoria, III. tonight;
Evansville, IND, On Thursday, and
DePauI at Chicago or Saturday.
FOOTBALL-Thc federal govern
ment collected S43 55995 from the
five football games Michigan play
ed at home last Eear 80. OF the five,
the one %..h Ohio State was the
most lucra.ITe a. far Is the govern
ment was concerned, paying sI5,-
$3.50
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-06
MPLS. FLA1 FUTURES
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R4SERAII-Nar tIan 8O maiDl
Evening star., 1942-11-08


echoed incredulously. mot the Margaret
Nash?"
She flushed with pleasure Il used to be in
pictures, if that's what you mean"
He said, well, I'll be -" His eyes sparkled.
Gosh! You don't know what this means to
me. Meeting you -"
1t had been all of fifteen years since she had
been paid 50 sincere tribute. 1t did things to
her, made her feel suddenly that she ,oas
part of this picture, that she belonged here be-
cause she was Margaret Nash.
He was talking: steadily. earnestly, C. from
the time was kid, used to sit through your
pictures three and four times. kept scrap
book about you. used to dream of meeting
you some day. Then you dropped out - but
completely"
eve all do. We can't help becoming old
timers''
But you! You were different"
She smiled. Il had my day. There are 50
many good ones that you forget the ones who
used to be. I'll bet you haven't even thought
about me in years."
E1E STARTED to deny the accusation, then he
grinned sheepishly. Il suppose you're right,
Miss Nash. Maybe haven't. Maybe we've
got to be reminded all the time. But that does
mt change how feel right now. feel - well.
sort of silly. AS though l were kid again.
l suppose you're laughing"
mo =" She looked away suddenly. Zone
doesn't laugh at so beautiful compliment.
One doesn't laugh at any compliment at my
age. As a matter of fact, you can't know what
you're doing for me. guess my ego has taken
terrible beating these past few years. You've
built it up again.
"You never should have quit pictures
Il didn't. They quit me-
do you miss it?''
Being active in show business?" She
sighed. whats the use of kidding myself?
Of course, do. What trouper wouldn't?"
He said, 'It's a shame. Why, you're the
same Margaret Nash you always were =.
just exactly the same"
mo, Sergeant" She was deadly honest I'D
like to believe you, but don't It's just that
your eyes think they're seeing what they saw
fifteen, twenty years ago.
They talked for long time. Then he looked
at his watch and said, I'm late. I've got
train to CATCH
''Where are you stationed?'
Camp Croft, South Carolina. Infantry
She held out her hand. Good luck"
I've had it already. Just meeting you."
They said good night, and she watched him
move across the crowded floor toward the exit.
She went back to her observation post. But her
whole world had changed. The thing which had
happened to her was sweet, and it was perma-
nent She said to herself, Thanks, Soldier.
I'll never forget you"
kAD Sergeant Morgan didn't forget her,
either. He thought about her a lot, as she had
been, and as she was. And one day, some time
after he'd rejoined his outfit, he got letter.
1t was from the production chief at Colossal
Studios in Hollywood.
Evening star., 1942-11-08

"You can talk to me - if you're not busy"
That's my job. And love it."
He grinned. ''You make guy feel good.
My name is Morgan. Charley Morgan"
Mines Margaret Nash"
He held out his hand and said, "Hosody-"
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1000. A NJ
Weekday Mosses: $50 and 800
A NJ
Confessions: Saturdays 4 TO 8.
and 7 20 6 P. NJ Ewes Of Feast
DAYS / 10 6 P. II.
Religious Instruction. Safur-
days $50 A 81. Sundays after
second Mass. Newman Club for
High School on Sundays after
second Mass.
Devotions. Eovena 70 Our
Lady Of Perpetual Help on Sun
day at TOO P. If.
Meetings: c. Y. o. on Mondays
at 7.30 p. If. Altar Society on
First Tuesday at 7.30 ?. n. o.
l. v. Alumni on first Thursday
at 7.30 p. NJ Holy Name Society
on second Sunday after first
Mass.
Rev. P. J. CAREY.
Pastor, phone zs7.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-08-21
NOTICE 70 CONTRACTORS

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-08-21
MOSS POINT
METHODIST

Schedule for the week
Sunday
as45 A. M-Chureh school
fts00 A 81 Worship services
800 r. M-Youth Fellowship.
TOO T. M-Wofahlp services
Monday
400 p M-Meeflng Of v. s c.
S Circles. May cowan. cecile
Daley.
Tuesday
TO r M-Harriet Fsirey Cir
Gle.
Wednesday
100 P. M-Midsweek Prayer
services.
r /. WALTON.
Pastor.