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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-13

an advanced medicinal comnounu
containing juices from 10 Of Ma
lures finest health giving herbs,
roots. and barks If YOU are now
the torrents Of boating
gas pains. sicEeniug constipation,
Slapped energy. slecpless nights,
and other organic disorders, you
owe It TO yourself TO try this Won
dcrful natural" remedy
Taken shortly before meals, Gillian
mixes vi the food acts fast
often with the FIRST DOSE).
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FERENT MAN or WOMAN, years
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a special Gillian representative.
known as the GILLIAN Man, Is now
at Cunningham's Drug stores at
I124 Griswold ST., and 1865 Wood
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ing crowds of interested men and
women daily--and introducing and
explaining the remarkable health
full properties Of the Naturally
made" Gillan compound. Gillian is
recommended and sold by all Cum
ningham'S Drug stores and by other
reliable druggists throughout De
troit and Michigan. Help Yourself
TO health. Start today 10y buy ling
bottle OF Gillian. One bottle will
convince YOU.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-13

- aA-444s.-,D.---a!-g e.at4l--Iech- SGT.
Martin y SPenSc, -T6UT f7aETCI
Orlando. Cal. air base. To staff
ScrgcantSs sgt. Leo CZajrwSki,
1857 4afaap- -R-iffi-rtdae. f1a
army air field sgt William Phil
lips, l2g3a PrcSt WcStoNcr Field.
Mass. To corporai> pfc. otto =.
Smitzerle. 1872 CardonI. Camp
Pickett. Va Pfc. Hugo q. HULA,
1913 Holmur, army eVefaeas
trr-rrTT TT rrTT--T
To techn.cian- lfrh grade Pies.
Richard Slater Detroit PNt>. Paul
~ Ellis. 4Ana -,i-7l-.lllfft b. Robert {,
Never. 16ls7 Wc>tbro0k Kari Az
son '331 Park Angus VI. Nochol-
son. Detroit. Camp Edwards, Mass
Richard Leduc, 4253 Lakepolnte
Camp Hood. Tex.
TO NAVY SCHOOLS
Reporting 20 navy stations
.ttte tf~tis--trff Chicago -r-dte school
David &. Kelly, 1915 Park>idc
Richard r. HinsCh, l72ll Ru'her-
ford
University 81 Minnesota machin-
ISIS school Michael kOIeI, 1Z1lO
N3CKa}, James y Martin. 2262
Tuxedo Jui.do NaNal Armorl
Harry j. adams, o. +. Grand
Blvd
University ri Illinois engine and
tool school James ID Maurer,
1893 NorfhlaVn Frank Senterm,
$50 Nou'Clar: George ID. Kern,
SOB INarhoo Douglas W. Crit
nth>, S6}l DuwbHlon Guy Rick
erman. $3.50 RG~owon' George T..
jacques. $50 Kentucky.
Reporting AZ WAC training
school, and campS-Armv admins
tration school, Denton, Tex: Mar
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-13

I'd IT.. Frank l.. Boor. 23i39 PEN
me Dearborn
Brooks Field Tex, 1T. Donald
q. Cornell. 26i0 Lawrence; Erwin
x. Lachman. 1851 Manor, Donald
H. MarkhoG. 1918 Promenade;
William !. Lane, Berkeley; William
r. huNir. eaitftfct,- leonard r..
Jackson. lleSperya; John ". Ringo,
WyanfOttc; Clark X. Hagerman.
FcntOn. Joseph l.. BRENDA, Iron
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-13
N,RDENS PRACTICE

A simulated bombing incident
prsrtrrV writ hc carried out by air
IaH VardcnS OF zone =. area I.
a. IAN unknown spot this evening
S " O'Clock The incident has
hoen developed under direction Of
Frank Fncei zone = warden.
and Wilbur c. Wood>on, area !
warden
ngrmc the practice. the first Of
f.. hind IN be held here wardenS
and other protective service Off
CcF- VII be required 30 function
assircN would during an actual
ara rad This Includes medical
Officers who Will call Strctchcr
bureaus first aid teams and
motor car drivers. nurses into
action.
Iho signaling VII be done by
Telephone from tho control center
and the sll-clear VIII DE given az
5 n
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-13
81 Was Terribly Sick"

-For , years suffered from
stomach trouble Gas pains tortured
mr. like demons After eating !
would get 80 bloated and my
stomach would get 50 hard u just
dragged me- out I couldn't get any
seen. az the gas made me feel ter
rtiv sick. ! also had awful head
eSl1es. backaChes. and dizzy spells
AItcr taking one bottle Of Gillian
~ stomach pains let me, my food
dwcsts. my bowels are more regu-
Ia ard ! can sleep AZ night. Gillian
hse made me feel 1909
& IN /: a Natural" Medicine
~ , cal Gillian natural Medi-
49, lrnt-n nNnctlw What II Is
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-13

All over Detroit. all over the on
tire State Of Michigan. the good
news about Gillian is spreading Tar
and wide II YOU suffer as Mrs
Rhine did. YOU owe II to Yourself
10. try this amazing new natural
Medicine. Read what Mrs Rhine a
Detroit Defense Worker, says
n bvpttt Gillian.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-13
ofes: Detroit Athlete Wins EEOnOrs i'm Navy

Albert X. Winton, Iron
River; Walter y. Brown, Muske-
gon: Jack l.. Lee. Onaway.
Transfer OF WAACs From Fl.
Oglcthorpe, Ga, AuXiIiaries Helen
A. BysIkowski, 9it6 Thadceus;
Betty 4. Trombly. 4S2l Audooon.
Detroit, Jean ". SWEENEY, Blooms
fold. 10 Fl. Sill. Okla.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-13
ADNEkIlStMfNI
Women who suffer SIMPLE
A - 7 ~ y

II lack OF blood-iron makes you pale.
weak. dragged out'-try Lydia Pink
hams TABLETs-one OF the best and
quickest home ways 10 help build up
red blood 20 get more strength and
promote more vigorous bloodstream--
In such cases. Pinkham's Tablets ars
one OF the Rreat test blood-iron tonics
you can buyl Follow label directions.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-13

In STOMACH TORTURED
HER like DEMONS"

Mrs. Ethel Rhine, Defense
Worker, of A29 Temple,
Detroit, Says Stomach
Agony, Headaches, and
izzy Spells Dragged Her
Out-Praises New Medi-
cine, Gillian, For Remark
able Relief.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-13

Henry kIopman. 1897 McPher-
son, is another young Detroiter
who has won honorS m the navy.
He has just completed his recruit
training course as honor man of
his company. klopman Is former
pt,hlng high School All-City
halfback lie now Will take n
special instruction AT a navy scrN-
ice school after a short furlough
al home.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-13
MR. KNAPP

Niddlcpointe. Camp hood. Tex;
Sgt. Frank y. Neaton. 1906 Tul-
Ter, Fort Monmouth, y. j.
Three enlisted men from Fort
Brady have been sent 10 the cooks
and bakers school al Fort Sherl-
dan. II h.. for instructions PNts.
Lee \. stewart. "a Cherry Grove,
EcorSe: Charles r.. Davies, Mar
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-13

Robert r.. LaveN. S096 Dunbar
ton, Detroit. and Werner +. Knapp,
$50 Wright. Cadillac, now are
taking the seminal instruction 10
become flying officers in the army
air forces at Goodlellow Field,
Texas.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-13

PVT. LloNd 7. Barbret, 1l0i1
Whitrhifi, mas quaftficd rs IN -eH~
pert rifle markSman with a score
of 1S5 of a possible 30 at Camp
Robinson Ark.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-13
CONCERN DEEPENS

Cant Leonard SAYS IF thr cam
paJpn 10 halt this war menac,
by thouChtlcSSnesS:
"Growing Oncern is eN-
pressed over military informa-
ton that is falling into enemy
-haRdS- a ii il pieeed- tngethert
form a pattern OF what is being
dome or is planned Much Of
this Information il being picked
IN. In taNernS where service
mnu. their relatives and war
production workers exchange
tor much conversation, harm
less ~ II may seem. about their
activities and nature of their
WorI
y want same NAV ta-lct
citizens warn others that they
are hcing overheard without
suhiectinc them 10 criticism for
hnSN hody Interference. This
v signal on the lips is con
shlcred polite reminder that
psi.itary information is being
cred too widely"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-13

IDIC-tast Grsnd Rl,d at Irs. Campau =
mo open Io. % dei Rose Dnrerwarc
20 The Ladies H7N Mf8rd Frances
harm. .lHR not" ''tOKCfD
LANDING" with J. Carol NaIsn.
Irnkeu ANf RI s36s
lh'i'O Milton Rrrr Stars RON Hughes
OVER Ny DtNu BODN 80 otto kIuCtT.
Tas rh1Nrr .n "SICRtT~ ~ CO-Ep. q"
Thurs ar1 Fri Dpcn Is g. sat IS
JLTT LhOUN Ronald RcaEeN tGROAI
ANNII SANS NGAI\. 4" Bon Burns 3n
"I'M FROM NIS>Ot III. - 80 the Front. -
IOV--Ioy and Dexter TN. s-OsiO
Jul open So Roht TAYLOR Brian Don
levy iu STAND ny FOR ACTION, "
Plus TIN LADY FROM CIT NGkING.
with Anna May WONG.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-13
Home Defense Notes
Home Defense Notes
V-Sign on Lips
To Seal Loose
Talk on War
Nv KEN HALL

tsr Of "the victory ~. as a
nctns OF stopping loose talk
which conveys valuable war in
fcsaation to the enemy has been
= opted by the Michigan Council
o. Ic.cnsc
Tins Is carried out ny forming
? ~ with the first end second
Il rs and pressing them against
3. u lips ~ the same time. II
y e originated by Capt Donald
s LEONARD. director OF civilian
{ 11so. The public is being
! Go acquainted with this new
f1cihod through thousands of
boIh eis distributed by AIR rand
vafGens throughout tho state.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-13
What Is Your
SKIN Trouble?

.U ntfrass"d los Ugly. eNftfnAib caused
'twu.ny Acne Eczema IE4rlasIse Irt
dtEilfFN fmsTcN-rsri. IT'S SIN Ac'iNf
Ingredients help remove crIsfs scales sCahs
puevs ItcninE smariinr help prevent .ocai
nfe.r1n. NERCIREE rs flesn-iin'ed
.mrUs good can hs used ANY time MI
Iun Jars used Must relieve ur money re-
unded Al Drug stores. Economy SIZE
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-13

y E, CAL Gillian a natural Medi-
J. ara that's exactly what it is
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-13

VAN hVkE-Nan bNke mr. harper III. t't"
'hN DihL open II 40. Hot oven Din
ne'wars 10 Ladies Mat. and Eve Betty
Cradle Victor Mature. '.SDNG OF the
ISLANDS" Plus John Garfield and la
Lupino in "OtT OF THE roc"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-13

ciJopCc INCUA Mack and Smile Rd. r
SnUhLO NEW Open q 80. r MacMurray.
Mary Martin. NEW YORK TOWN" NO
PLACE FOR 4 LADY" William GarEan.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-12
Loop
Falls
Apart

Imperial Valleys winter
baseball league seemed on
the verge of breaking up en-
tirely Friday after Presi-
dent Dick Lingane's an
nouncement that another team had
dropped from competition.
In announcing the diSbanding of
the Brawley EaStSide club Lingane
said that he will discuss the future
OF the league with players next Sun
day when four teams are scheduled
10 collide.
FL Centro's town team is slated to
play the Brawley federal migratory
camp squad in Brawley while the
Marine team from the El Centro
air training station is supposed to
play the Brawley Merchants on The
El Centre diamond.
Previously the Ortiz All-Stars had
announced that they would no long
er compete because of tranSporta-
ton and manpower difficulties. A
MeXicali squad, which had played
in the first league encounters. was
also considered out because none
of the other teams could cross the
International boundary to play.
Lingane said that most of the
players on the Eastside team had
been taken into the ranks of the
migratory team and the Merchants.
Last Sunday the Army infantry
team in the valley on maneuyers,
which has entered league play, did
not show up for a scheduled game
with the El Centro town team.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-12
I. A. PRODTCE

Los ANGELES. February l. #JP'
Bunchcd vegetables weaker: per CIT
beetS 2i4-3 doz 1.25-1 "a. carrots > do5
1.50-l.75. fair Is small 90: iced
cfts doz Imperial .25-3.5o. Santa
Maria Mostly soc. Lompoc 2o0-2 30.
ONnard 2.25-3 90. Yuma 3oO-325. lcck>
= doz 2.5o-27 -: mustard ! ioz /. .25-
l.5o: parsley Is doz l.25-l.5o: radiShcS
small red doz 1920. fair $50:
spinach 4doz @5-1.5O ordinary 81 90:
tufnipS i4-3 doc ISL 0o. o,d,nt.Y SOC.
OXnard 4 doz l25.
Cabboge firm. Cannonban crtS 1.25-
80 IaIr 100: ordinary X iboS 5o-75c.
Imperial Nly -. Yuma 2.OO-2 -: red
cabbage 5.5o-6.o0. fair 500. Guadalupe
50-lb. SKIS 2.OO-325. savoy -.
Lettuce weaker: dry pack Imperial crtS
doz 3.0o-3.50. ordinary . 25-25o: -
= 50-3.OO ordinary 2O0-225. Imperial
ICED 5S 5 5o-2.75; loose -S-1oo
Peas: steady. Per H.: San Diego best
10-12c fair 7-Sc, Imperial 9-1oc. Orange
S,l0C ordinary 5-6c. Mexico bu ha-' oo:S
& by tubs =. 75-3 -.
To- toes; steady. inland cris -9-tons
5 >. Is 3.25-2.50. los = 5o-2 -. POS
2.oo-2. p 6s 2.5o. loose crts X lugs
SO-;,.S. Mexico originals 6N7S x
larger 3 50-4.O0; per lug: stripped per 10.
6N6s < larger 12-14c. 6N7s 1o-12e ie~ &C.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-12
Willie Pep in
Goth Victory

BOSTON, Feb 12.-CUP)-WaSp-
wasted Willie Pep, the Connecticut
Comet. heightened the longest WIN
ming streak in boxing history to so
consecutive victories today after
pounding out an easy 10-round vic
tory over Davey Crawford of New
York
Pep, New York's choice for the
feathcrweight champion, cuffe d,
Slashed and punched his way so
effectively that only one of the
rounds Of the non-title contest was
close. Pep weighed l29, Crawford,
127i,.
In New York, Promoter Mike ia
cobS announced he was attempting
to sign Pep for a return title match
with Chalky Wright, former feath-
erweight titleholder from Califor-
MIA at Madison Square Garden on
March 19.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-12
SALE o.. pills
HITS a SNAC

prospective purchasers in base
ball" and said therefore there was
no need of donating" players
worth $4,000 for $4,000.
Hickey announced appointment of
Dr. H w. Wendler of the Missis-
Sippi State College athletic depart
ment as Dodger trainer to succeed
Bill OBrien; and appointment Of
Emil tBuzzy) BerVasi, business
manager of Valdosta in the Geor-
gia-Florida league last season, to
the same post with Durham, which
may shift to Newport News, Va,
10 save transportation.
He also revealed that Outfielders
Johnny Cooney and Paul Waner
and Pitcher Chet Kahn have signed
their 1943 contracts and that
Rookie Fly-Chaser Hal Peck of Mil
waukee will undergo his final
physical examination on February
10.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-12
Maverick Asks
Hospifa! Survey

CHICAGO, Feb 12-tUP)-Maury
Maverick. director Of the govern
mental division of the War Pro-
dUction board, today urged an i'm
mediate civilian survey of buildings
and space that can be converted
into hospitals to care for antici-
pated war wounded.
If our allies have had millions
upon millions OF wounded" he said,
and we are going into a great Of
fensive. by comparison. we must
conclude that we cannot build
enough hospitals Therefore
we must utilize all possible space.
We must use all kinds Of buildings
that can be adapted to such use. "
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-12
Yuma Cagers Fail
Appear Here

When the Yuma air base baS-
kctball game failed to appear for
scheduled game in Ell Ccntro
Thursday night, the Junior college
cage team divided forces and play
ed an intra-squad game. The var
sity defeated the reserves, 52-27.
Jack Suttle. Arab guard, scored
one more point than the entire
second team, making % points.
No explanation for the failure
of the air force team to appear had
been received by Coach Gerry Den
nerlein Friday morning.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-12
RY JACK CUDDY

NEW YORK, Feb. -tUP)-No
wonder the sale of the Philadelphia
Phils hit a snag. if these two re-
ports are true: IL That Gerry NIL
gent. still acting as club president,
mailed out player contracts yester-
day and % that other national
league clubs will not help the 1943
Phils by parting with worthwhile
players.
Under these conditions. it seems
that Ford Frick and his advisors
are trying to peddle a franchise
which already is stripped of worth
while players by Nugents previous
sales: which can expect no help in
manpoWer from other clubs, and
which is additionally threatened By
yesterdays contracts.
If those contracts stipulated the
"semi-pro" salaries one could ex-
pect-We would not be surprised to
see several of the Phils prefer more
lucrative employment in defense
plants. OF course. if the league
manages to sell the club soon, sal
ary revisions might be made in time
to keep the men in the game.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-12
0PAMayLicense
Food Professors

WASHINGTON. Feb. 12.-IUP)-
Food Administration officials may
attack black market operations
with system Of strict licensing Of
food professors, It was learned to-
day.
Food officials estimated that
black market traffic in meat alone
amounts to millions Of pounds a
week"
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-12

Stdr
Leave S

Lewis Jackson, Ell Centre
high school basketball play
er and probably the best col
lege cage prospect in lmpe-
rial Valley. will be inducted
into the Army in the near future,
his coach. Clarence sunny Ander-
son disclosed Friday.
In 1912 Jackson played for Cal
exico high school and was one of
the members of the entire team
which was chosen for All-Valley
high school honors. He transferred
to Ell Centric high this year where
he earned All-Valley honors in foot
ball and was a member of tie Spart-
an cage team.
Jackson was granted a diploma
from El Centre high school last
wednesday, it was said. He is sched-
uled to leave when the next large
contingent of valley boys. Jackson
is l8 years old.
He was considered by many as
the best potential collegiate eager
to be produced in the valley for
many years.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-12
Sports Figures Go
Into U.S.. Service

CHICAGO, Feb. II. - CUP1-Lcc
ArtOc, Chicago Bears tackle, and
Bert IngWcrsen, Northwestern Uni
versity line coach, entered the Navy
today
IngWersen, A, was sworn in as a
lieutenant commander, Artoe, for
three years one of pro footballs
outstanding tackles, was sworn in
as an ensign, and was assigned to
ordnance duties.
CLINTON, Iowa, Feb. l2.-CUP)
DR.. Eddie Anderson. University
of Iowa football coach since 1899,
began active duty as a major in
the Army Medical Corps today.
Anderson, AZ, began special train
ing in the Veterans hospital here.
lie left two assistants, Frank Ca
rideo and Jim Harris, as likely Sue
ceSSOrS.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-12
BASKETBALL >,
>MmM ::
BY UNITED PRESS

BY UNITED PRESS
Duquesne. 35; North Carolina
Navy Pre-Flight, %.
Great Lakes, Sc; Michigan, 80.
Ohio University, 46; Marietta, 81
Wooster, Il; Denison, "a.
Bates, So; Maine, 81.
ST. Ambrose, 76: William Penn 38
Huron, 46; Northern, 36
San Marcos Teachers, 81; Com
merce Teachers, 81.
Oklahoma, a. and M, 40 Naval
Reserve, SO.
Dubuque, 81; Buena Vista. 20.
McMurry, so; Southwestern, IS
Georgetown, So; Fordham, 40.
Oshkosh Teachers, 81; Stevens
Point Teachers, 80.
Louisiana State, 81; Tulane, 81.
Loyola, 70; Howard, 81.
Luther, 54; Western Union, A.
Bishop, 40: Wiley, 81.
Kansas Wesleyan, 80; Ottawa, 81
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-12
L. 4. SOCKS

Los ANGELES. February u Up
Trading was heavy on the Los Angeles
Stock Exchange today With a turnover
OF 1000 shares reported at midday.
There were seven issues up. two down
and Is unchanged.
The list: Central Investments at %
TranSAmerica 100 at un-
changed; Pgc Com 100 at 26' up -:
Pacific Tightening 100 al 3Sl4 up Ia
Edison 100 al %, unchanged: Edison
E 100 at 30, unchanged; Southern
Pacific loo al IL. unchanged, Bandin
100 at - unchanged. Consolidated OIL
100 az So unchanged. Republic loo at
> 50 unchanged: Union OIL 100 at IL
downs; Consolidated Steel com 100 at
=. up :. General Motors 100 at i7',
unchanged McnaSco zoo at lis un-
changed; Ryan 100 at 90, unchanged.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-12
Qualifying Goes
Into Hiqh Gear

Qualifying for the annual Impe-
rial Valley amateur golf tourna-
ment to be held at the Barbara
Worth country club starting Febru
ary 20 Friday was expected to go
into high gear this weekend.
Pro Jack McL2ren reminded golf
crs that they have only through Feb
II to turn in qualifying scores,
QualificrS for the championship
flight of the tournament must pre-
sent cards this Sunday, Feb. IA,
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-12
British Gen. Leads
Allied Land Troops

LONDON, Feb. ~. up Cen
Sir Bernard Montgomery, who led
his hardbittcn British Eighth Ar
my from FL Alamcin to Tripoli, is
the man who will carry the ball in
the Tunisian campaign under the
new Allied organization under Gen
Dwight D. Eisenhower well inform
ed quarters understood today.
Montgomery's men, one of the
best striking forces in the world,
are expected to play the leading
part in at least the first phase of
the campaign by which the allies
intend to drive the Germans off
the African continent.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-12
TALENT AT PREMIUM

With major league talent cot al
most any type) at premium in
these war days, we can't under
stand why League President Frick
permitted these contracts to go out
why they weren't held up until
it was decided definitely whether
new owners or the league would
operate the club this season.
Moreover, we doubt that yester-
days close-the-gates- mercy talk
by Branch Hickey, president of the
Dodgers, will prove much of an
assist in the leagues selling cam
paign. Hickey made it crystal clear
that there had been no agreement
among the circuits club owners to
help the Phils with manpower.
Bespectacled Branch, always the
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-12
LOUIS T0APPEAR
IN ARMY MOVIE

HOLLYWOOD. Feb. lC.-tUP) -
The Army public relations staff at
tached 10 the production Of the
screen version of Irving Berlin's
This Is the Army today confirm
ed selection of Sgt. Joe Louis,
world heavyweight boxing cham
pion. to appear in the show
The length of Louis's stay here
and the time of his arrival were
not announced.
Louis will live with other mill
tary personnel attached to the show
at location spot near Warner
Bros studio. He will return to his
regular duties following the special
assignment.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-12
LANDIS TO HANDLE
MANPOWER PROBLEMS

MIAMI BEACH, Fla, Feb. l2.-
fUPl-William Harridge, president
of the American League, said to-
day that any possible baseball
discussions with Manpower Com
missioner Paul V. McNutt will be
handled by Commissioner K. NJ.
Lands.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-12
Jim ThorpeHa
Heart Attack

DETROIT, Feb. IL. - up
Jim Thorpe, 54, one-time Car
Isle Indian Institute football
and track star, today was re-
ported in a satisfac ctory condi-
ton by attendants at Henry
Ford hospital. Thorpe was TAX
en- to the hospital yesterday aft
er he suffered a heart attack at
the Ford River Rouge plant,
where he was guard.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-12

NEW YORK. Feb. p. - up
Sale of the Philadelphia Phils,
stymied by an unexpected hitch,
may not be consummated until Feb
ruary 18, it was indicated today.
and as far as Branch Rickey is
concerned there will be no talent
donations from the Brooklyn Dodg-
erS to help speed it along.
The problem of the Phils, an an
nual irritant to the National
League, seemed on the verge of So
luton, but President Ford Frick
said negotiations had stalled and
might collapse entirely. Frick pre-
viously had said, when the league
assumed control of the club last
Tuesday. that he hoped to an
nounce the new owners within 48
hours
Although he refused to discuss
exactly what had delayed the re-
sale, Frick said he had received a
new offer from Philadelphia inter-
estS headed by John 3. Kelly. Pre-
vious to the new bid Frick stated
flatly that Kelly was not among
the original prospective buyers.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-12
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L. 4. LIVESTOCK

Los ANGELES. February - TIP
Federal State Market NcvS1 Cattle
Salablc POO: all classes quoted steady .
medium TO good fed steers quoted 145o-
It's ana similar heifcrs 13.50-15 -; medium
10 good cows quoted 11-135O
Calves Salablc Is. nominally steady.
good 10 choice VealcrS quoted l.. 5.25-l7.
Hogs Salablc none; nominally steady:
quotable top l645.
sheep salablc none. followers IL fC'v
Gull and common ewes steady at Is.
sorted ; head Al > good wooied ewes
quoted SIS 50 and good II choice Woolcd
lambs 1525-15.75.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-12
UANDLTY PURCHASED

NEW YORK, Feb. IL. - CUP -
Lee Handley, former second and
third baseman with Cincinnati and
Pittsburgh, has been purchased by
the New York Giants from Toron-
to of the International League on
a conditional basis, it was an
nOunced today.