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Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-03
Pacific War
Gains Speed
Four-Pronged Offensive
Believed in Prospect;
Importance Attached
To Raid on Marcus

Washington, sept 3.-(AP)-
a promise of devastating naval
and aerial blows on the Japanese
homeland indicated today that
the United States fleet. with its
growing armada of carricr-bornc
planes. is preparing swiftly to
join in Il fOur-Drongcd offensive
i'm Asia and the Pacific this fall.
Tho September rid on Marcus
island. Only 1900 miles from TokyO.
h,ntCd AT mighty operations tO come.
and his pnrtCnt has now been trans.
lated into plain words by Vice Admi-
raj John S. Mccain. deputy chief of
naval Opcr lions for air.
"Thc attack on Marcus is only a
token nc id in radio broadCas,
last night. "SuCh blows will increase
in tempo. in power and in fury until
fin lly-lOr japan--in continuous al
tack wc lay waste in blood and ashes
he home islands of this trcachcrous
brutal and savage people"
McCain'S emphasis on the impor-
lance Of the Marcus raid. details ot
which have not yet been released bI
the Navy. was but the latest of /;
number of official disclosures which
began with announcements at Que
bee and which. taken together. sug-
gCst campaigns against the japanese
from four directions:
i. North Pacific. by American dnC
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-03
Female
Figures.

Washington. Sept. 3.-(Np)-Fc-
male figures make a biz difference
from now ON. You'll have 10 pu; on
your glasses 10 look at them be-
cause
Tho war mJnpOwcr commission has
just unclo kcd figures which need
explaining. Take look:
Bctwccn uDw and this fine next
summer l.lO0OOO more women must
go into jobs. including The armed
scrviccs and non-rarm job.
VINO SAYS 100000 women arc in
the armed forces now. The number
must climb 10 100000 by nest sum-
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-03
RAF Raids
Japs In Burma.

New Delhi, Sept. 3-(Ap)-
British fighter planes, attacking
enemy communications over
wide area OF western Burma. de
strnycd or damaged l3 thrcc-ton
trucks yesterday on the highway
from TaUn9up To- Prone and six
locomotives and two trains be
tween TOungun and Tamcthin. it
was announced today.
\ sawmill was set ablazc and
two factories damaged by other
fighters. Il communiquc said.
IN the Arakan district for
nation of Avengers divc-bOn.b-
cd the town Of Palctwa. scoring
direct hits on two large build
inGs and starting fires.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-03
Invasion
Bulletins

London. Sept. 3.-(AP)-GCr-
man broadc~Sts Indicated today
mat the allied forces landing on
the Italian mainland had occu-
pied both SciIla and Reggie Gala
bria.
Both these cities arc on the
Italian west coast, directly across
the Straight from McSsina.
The German international il
formation bureau. i'm Il broadcast
recorded by the Associated Press.
said the allies invasion forces
had penetrated as far a. Scilla
on the coast road. Ii said another
force, led by many tanks. had
penetrated eastward from Reggie
Calabria.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-03
Papal ENJOY
To America

London, Sept. 3-(AP)-En-
rico Galcazzi. governor OF Vail
can City, left Lisbon by clipper
"Wednesday night for the United
States, a Reuters dispatch re-
ported today. The purpose OF
his visit was not disclosed, Rcu-
tcrs said. but there was spec
ulation here on the possibility
that it WIS connected with nc
GotiationS 10 make Rome an open
city.
a Swiss Telegraph Agency dis
patch from Vatican City said
the possibility was not excluded
that GalcaZZi was the bearer of
a personal message from Pope
Plus XII to President Roosevelt.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-03
u. S. Planes
Raid France
Paris Reported Bombed
During Heavy Attacks
in Early Morning;
RAF Makes Night Raids

London, Sep. 2-(AP)-Whilc
allied invasion forces st0rmcd
OH TO the italian mainland, great
fleets of United States heavy
and medium bOmberS laid down
strong early morning bomb
barrage on northern France to-
day. IL was announced.
The preliminary American an
of thiS mornings raid
did not specify the targets. but Il
Rome broadcast earlier said Paris
has been bombed.
In -darkcning swarms. Flying
FortrcSScS and swift Maraudcrs
swept across the channel under Gov
or Of Swift-striking 1hundcrbo!ts.
Londoncrs got q view Of part Of
tho returning formations. approx
matcly $50 FortrcSScs flying north
ward over the city as persons in
the streets stopped and Chccrcd.
The Paris radio said in broad
cast heard by the Associated Press
that an "CXtcnsiyc raid" was made
on the Paris region. adding that the
main target was the left bank OF
the Seine.
Tho daylight attack followed night
blows by tho Raj against axis air.
fields and other targets IN northern
France and inc Low Countries. An
air ministry communiquc said other
aircraft laid mines in enemy waters
during the night.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-03

London, Sept. 3.-(AT)-Arri-
val in London of Gcucr.l Henry
II. Arnold. chief oi the u. s.
Army air forces. a few hours be-
fore allied troops landed on tnc
Italian mainland. today hcigh-
tened speculation that he was
here TO effect Il further coordi-
n"tIon of ground and air forces
Tor an anticipated invasion OF
the continent from ne British
Isles.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-03
NhZIS CAPTURED

Clayton. N. Y. Sept. 3.-(AP)-
Three men identified as the three
remaining escaped German war pri-
soners from Fort Henry. Kingston.
Ont, were captured here by an i'm
migration border p2trolman.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-03

FOR NORTH CAROLINA
Continued warm this after
noon. tonight and Saturday fore
noon. Scattered thunderstorm
ers north and west portions this
afternoon.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-03

mat was the only logical COnClI-
sion to be drawn from Inc reactions
of highly placed authorities when the
news of the leap. across the Sicilian
straits was made known carly this
morning.
II would have been minor mir
aclc if some top ranking officials
here were unaware of The allied
time table calling for the drive
across the Sicilian straits to Italy
proper. But none either would say
they knew about it, or express any
comment.
The situation today in Washington
is this:
Let's wait until the Chief gives
the word.
The presence of Prime Minister
Churchill at the White House was
double reason for the official silence.
The stress at the moment is on tho
war in the Pacific, with the impli-
cation that immediate plarS for Eu-
rope already have been perfected.
U. S. leaders may have been so
especially silent because the leap into
Italy was primarily a British affair,
engineered by the tabled eighth
army of General Sir Bernard l.. Mont
gomcry. Whether Mr.. Churchill would
have anything 10 say about i; later
in the day was problcmatical.
II Mr.. Churchill HIS anything to
say. il would be good opporiuritr
for him TO remind the axis that he
promised several months ago great
action before the leaves of autumn
fall.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-03
Italians Urged
To Welcome
Allied Troops

London. Sept. 3-(AP)-Thc Unit
cd Nations radio at Algicrs broad
cast a special appeal 10 the Italian
people today asking them to well
come the allied forces landing in
southern Italy las libCrators in the
same fashion your forcfathcrs well
coined Garibaldi"
Broadcasting in the Italian Lam
Continued on Page Fve)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-03

10 Allied Headquarters in North Africa Sept :5-(AP)-
'z:lo S:l3 a. m EWT)EriSh Canadian troops practced
Veterans OF General MongomcyS eighth army made landing,
IN southern Italy today the first Of several expected ny,sions
of IIitler's Europe. '' '''
len hours after they had swamcd Mcssina Strait
from Sicily III small boats they battling on the toe of
Italy to establish britlgchcad ~ -
nus once again Adolf lcrS rgions. which had boastcd
'heN held the continent secure were being engaged on tho
European mall.rd. 0'9N" VII '"e
Inc irSt OF the invaders, British Canadian set foot
tic 'aliprn coast opposite Sicily "a .. M
l0:30 p. m. Thursday EWT). " " "
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-03
Allies Cain Bridgehedd In ItalY
Eighth Army Troops
Battle On Mainland
Of Calabrian Coast

First OF Invaders Set Foot on Italian Coast
At 4:3O a. M; General Eisenhower in Command
Ot Historic Operations; American Warplanes
And Warships Support British Canadian Units
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-03

New York, Sept. }-(AP)-Thc British radio ouotno =,
report from the United Nations at Agicr said Rritisb
and Canadian troops have established Il brprhcnd On tha
Iaabran in Italy. The broadcast WAS r,ord nv cps
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-03
Leap Stirs
Official Washington =
Takes Invasion News
Without Excitement;
Move Was Expected

Washington, Sept. 3.-tAP-
Allied chiefs have worked out
their war destiny so far in adj
vance that the invasion of the
Italian mainland scarciy stirred
a ripple in official Washington
which at the moment includes
Prime Minister Churchill.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-03

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Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-03

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Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-03

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Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-05
SAN DIEGO CLUB
UPSET BY STARS
IN CLOSE GAME
By UNITED PRESS

The laSt-place Hollywood Stars.
who have made things tough for
the leading Pacific Coast League
clubs even while losing most of
their games, scored ninth-inning
three-run rally to defeat second
place San Diego yesterday, 1919,
ard drop the Padres full game
behind the idle Los Angeles club.
Los Angeles travelling to Port
land, and San Francisco, en- route
to Seattle yesterday. will open their
respective series today.
Hollywood won over San Diego
when Babe Herman, pinch hitter,
pounded Oh! a triple with bases
loaded in the last half Of the
ninth. The Stars used four
pitchers during the game, WITH
Manager Charley Root earninc
credit for the win. san Diego
collcd on five huriers but failed
In stop the Stars.
Al Oakland the Acorns opened
their series With Sacramento with
. 50 victory. staging a three -rn
spree in The first inning 10 put the
game away. Jack LOTT. hcon
lRucsle-bail expert, kept the Solone
uGder control all thc way. sc9t-
teting eight hits over the route Les
Scareella led oakland 5 nine-h!t at
tack with four singles in four trips
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-05
VALLEYITE WILL
DEFEND TITLE
IN COMING FRAY

Manuel Ortiz, imperial Valley
farmer and world bantamwcight
boxing champion, was going
through intensive drills this week
in preparation for non title
clash i'm Oakland May II with
Nat COrum and championship
fight OH June IL with frankie
Carlo.
Between the two engagements,
however. Ortiz will tackle Joe Ro-
bleto in return scrap in Tijuana,
Old Mexico This will be a title
shindig
The Carto-Ortiz Skirmish will be
staged In Boston and II Ortiz gets
over in that encounter a fight might
be arranged for him with Jackie
Callura, MIA featherWeight titlist.
Ortiz had previously been sched-
uled to take on Callura but terms
could not be agreed upon.
Ortiz said "Callura wanted it
all
In the event a match can be ar
ranged between Callura and Ortiz
and Ortiz gains victory the VAL
leyite indicated his manager would
then go after battle with Willie
Pep, New York states featherweight
title holder
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-05
Track Situation
Is Sad for
Dean Cromwell
RN Isle SHOEMAKER

LOS ANGELES, May ,. up
Ordinarily when c8gey Dean Crpm-
well hollers. the experts turn their
heads and make little signs at each
other
Tney know the Dean. University
ri Southern CALIFORNIA; S perennial
track coach, is just having his fun.
But the law of averages appar-
emily has the Dean caught Squarely
in a trap or behind the eightball
as they say in the latest and smart
est circles.
The Dean trots MS current Tro-
jan track and field squad out Sat
urday in the Coliseum to take on
the California Bears in dual meet
and "ou can't find a man or mouse
who'll say the Trojans will win.
This is sad prospect for leathery
faced Cromwell The last time a
Trojan squad lost a dual meet was
back in the stone ages-1924 to be
exact, when Stanford made the
grade And the last time the Tro-
jams lost to the Bears was in 1888,
ten years, unless the arithmetic
has gone back on US like it does
around income tax time.
Verify, it seems the Deans long
strategy has backfired on him at
last. Over his long period of years
as the Trojan mentor Of the fleet
of foot and strong of arm depart
ment, Cromwell has been blessed
with a SuperlatiVe abundance OF
material. True, he obtained sensa-
tional results from his development
of mediocre performers but the
quantity was there just the same.
Consequently the Dean would
make man concentrate on one
event. Even if he was a good broad
jumper besides being an eXcellen.
sprinter, the Dean would keep the
boy on the sprint-purely because
he had other broadjumpers
But wars sword took a terrific
cut at the Deans turnout this
spring. And there he is with weak
squad. It's practically unheard of.
In fact, it is.
That's why the Dean is screaming.
He's sure he's going to lose to the
Bears Saturday and SO is everyone
else. He says the Bears may score
100 points or more. That, of course,
is pulling the taffy pretty thin but
cqcn the Deans most faithful adj
mirers cant see how he can pull
one OF his miracle man" deals tins
time,
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-05
CHAMPS BORN"

Her conduct nov a. =. coupled
With her performance in the past.
upholds the theory that champions
are born-not made-and that the
mind is ultra-important in the
progress of human sports cham
pions.
Patty chatted with reporters
about her future last night at he
downtown hotel She is WORKING for
a sporting goods company. and in
this connection came 10 New York
to appear on several radio pro-
grams. Fatty Wa unemotianal--a az
alWags III discussing her injuries.
She said she had suffered a com
pound fracture o1 The left knee and
minor internal injuries. The kept
hef in bed for more than six
months At first. il va feared he
might not lye-lef alone walk.
But I knew ii come CIT of II
scme @aY.1 she sald. ! ut had
te-to Blay golf.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-05
PLANS EXHIBITIONS

She said she practices two hours
every dags now and Is getting
pretty good II q recent exnbi-
ton she posted a ~. IL practice
she seldom Uses a caddy because.
"shagging golf ball is good exer-
else for M lee. Between noW and
the Western Open She will give
many exhibition tor benefit oi
Red Gross and service funds
The treckied. Jumping gtrl in the
brown dress J. more m3tured now
than in 1896 Wher VIC first saw her
II the championship at the Canoe
Book club in New jersey. She didn't
win that ole. but at IL She already
vas such a sensation that she was
the big copy Of the tourney. She
had been runner-up to Glenna
Collet Ware the year before, and
she had even made headlines with
her showing in the trans-MiSsiSsippi
1t Kansas City in "a
Long before She won the national
title in '38. O. B. Kceler - famous
golf writer Of the Atlanta journal
called her. "a Bobby Jones in
skirts" She had the swing, the
power, the touch. the concentration
and the determination. She was a
born champion. all right, and still IS.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-05
Love orFriendship:
Wife Goes Anyway

CHICAGO, May 5 CUP)-The or
qsnist crawled into bed with the
pastor and his wife and refused to
leave. So the wife got out.
The pastor said it was 'platonic
friendship but his wife called it
love.
Mrs. Grace zapatka, 33, the wife,
told Superior Judge John j. Lupe
Yesterday that the first time the
organist, mentioned in the separate
maintenance suit only as Jean, 20,
came to the zapatka bed it was a
cold night.
Joseph zapatka, the husband and
founder of the Polish Church of
Cod, rose in anger. Mrs. Zapatka
said, but the second time it was
different. Neither Jean nor Zapat-
l,a would get out of bed and il was
u warmer night too.
Il weakened your honor" said
Mrs. zapatka, Il left them there"
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-05
PluekY Patty Berg
Back on uirwuvs
After Accident
By JACK uDDy

NEW YORK. MAY up =
Patty Berg is back on the fair
ways again. carrying on like
true champion despite 4 smashed
knee.
This freckled. red-haired gal from
Minneapolis is limping along the
comeback trail amazing the sur
eeons who said she would never
PLAY golf again after that nearly
fatal auto accident in Texas II
months ago. She plans to enter
the Western Open at Chicago, June
20-JulY 3
Patty. former darling Of the gal
leries - who climaxed a youthful.
meteoric rise by winning the wom-
ems amateur national championship
in l938-is determined to salvage a
bit more glory fro mher accident
hampered career.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-05
Ortiz Props for Bottles
Midget Mexico Is
Beaten by Drew

LOS ANGEL ES. Va S UPD-
Lige Drew. San Diego Negro mid
dleweieht, battered midget Mexico.
Alias Brescia Garcia. Chihuahua
Mex, to sixth round knockout
last night in their scheduled ten
frame event at Olympic auditorium
Drew took the first five rounds
from the Mexican with stingine left
hooks and right crosses To the jaw
He cut the midgets eye badly in
the third and then floored him for
the l0-count in the sixth.
Reecy Davis, $50. Texas Negro
scored fourth round technical
Knockout over Kenny Watkins. l52.
Los Angeles Negro. in the scheduled
siX-round -Windup. Watkins
suffered a deep eye cut in the third
when Davis unleached Il series of
fast head blows and the bout was
stopped round later
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-05
fi.H !
LAS STOCKS

Ia= ANGELES. Nas . arPl Ta5ias
80 #'cit nu iHe lps Angeles Sfarb IT,
change faday viii L. - slaHcs 1anS-
feTcd Fifteen issues WcIe uu . down
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Tic list Central iHkesfmeHt - - IN
mp & Pacific Investment 1ap ~ II ap
- SnniaE Ion AT :. unchanged T.an,=
america fau a IT, unchanged n CaI
Edison common 1on al 23As UP t,
southern Pacific fna al ~. ap Boise
Chiea 1no Al sa. up ~. Bandni In ii
j.. unchanged Republic Pct 1o0 n
Il. unchanged Standard Oi lna at =
up =. Sunray loo a b. dutyn -. mon
oil ioo 81 19t, unchanged Aircraft A.
eeSsafies 1oo Al g. up i. Cons Steel
common 1no al $. down : Cons Steel
preferred Ion - N. unchanged Nrnasea
lon a Is. unchanged Nan De kamp loo
~ :. unchanged Ran loo at =. un-
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-05
Teams Drill for
Coast Title Tilt

BERKELEY. Calf May 5 cUP1-
University of Californias baseball!
team. encouraged by three success
sive shutouts, worked lightly today
IN preparation for its playoff
against the University Of Southern
California for the California Inter-
collegiate title
California, winner of the north
ern CIBA title. plays two games
with use, southern champions, this
weekend. The Bears won their
third shutout yesterday, defeating
the Stockton Air Base, 5 to 0.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-05
Mo. State Guard
Enters Dispute

ILLMO, Mo, May ) lUP1-A
detachment Of 50 men from four
Of the Missouri State
Guard we're enroute here today to
prevent violence between union and
workers which has held
up construction work on d pipe
line being built to carry high octane
aviation gasoline 10 the east.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-05
la. PRODUCE

IDs AhEIIIs| Ny , = 7
PUNCHED VEGETABLES STEADY Beris
2A 3 do ] 1n=1 81. carrots : daz IN
] 50 iced rI1s Imperial 6 daz q 5a=z -
ehafd - . daz 7a=i 80 eHeeH onions s
doz. best , o. s4. . d1z aa4-2 1n.
mustard dpz .nu-1 -. parsley d daf
. 75-3O 10 iadishes small Ir8. q do On
J 50 spinach ! daz I 81 - fufnIps
> doz oo=1 IN
TOMATOES Imperial rfts atop . so
2 90. HoHviIfe a25#5.50. rs So -.
1iohfine an1z5 -. l5S 1sa=1 - laasc
crts. and luHs I oe=1 -
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-05
M 4 r K G rs
n. STOCKS

NV YonK Nay . aPI Stocks ad=
N5fneed into nrW high ground since 1alo
tpfiag Will volume again abnVe the =
10 U0n-Hhafe mark
Railroad issues featured fhc rise and
tbeir atelaec reached q neW top since
October q 1877
Stock sales tnfa1ad - dza 10 shares
compared with . sa5 2aI YESTERDAY when
volume WIS The heaviest sHeH De- ~
1ad1 Curb sfofk sa1es were hHs ms
atnfes against 6aa 1so yesterday
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-05
TO SPONSOR DIVISION

SACRAMENTO, Ma 5. CUPD-
The assembly today adopted reso-
luton authorizing the governor to
proclaim the state of California
sponsor of the armored division
now in training at Camp Beale, and
to give the names of California
cities to its various units.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-05
l.. A. BUTTER x EGGS

Los ANGIIT@ 15x =
LARGE EGGS n GHaar AA A. ~ =
Grade A II. Se > Gz#He -. "a. /
Dlriles N. Na eHcab> ii
MEDIUM EGGS GHde = a-s GraHe E
+ 81. Difiles - Ghcfss -
SMALL EGGS GHaae y - GEsde E
-. DiuifeS - CsIccks =
MISCELLANEOUS IGGS. UnEfaded So.
peewecs %
CHEESE Triplets =. Long Horn 80
Loaf ~
BUTTER L. &. a. score 4s5 n score
471z 90 sco!s r. - seorc d6
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-05
l.. Il. III ESTOCK

Los ANGELES. May : tip Fedcfal-
State Market News:
CATTLE. Salable 300. fairly active on
SIZE stock and fed steers. slow on com
mon steers. fairlH steady. medium la
Poed ljgst steerS Il o5-I5 ~ rar,r,on IN
medium 1854: medium to good heiferS
Il. oo-l - common to medium caU>
.. 75-l1 50. odd head to 80: Gamers
and cutters 7.25-9 =: common 10 medium
bulls 1o. 50-1l.5 80. best held to 1aT5
- -. Saiaeie 2ao. aefive. fairly
steady TO unevenly higher. advance on
saosfss odd good In choice light
vealerS .50-17, good and choice 35O-4ll
ID. milk calves 1916 81.
ShEEf: Salabie 400. steady few com
mon to medium 62-76 lb. spring lambs
l5-15: good ewes with No. 3 pelts : .
medium To good ewes with No. peltS :
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-05
WAKE UP YOUR
LIVER BILE
Without Calomel-And You'll Jump Out Of
Bed in the Morning Karin to Go

The liver should pour out about pints Of
bile Juice into your bowels every day. II this
bile is not flowing freely, your food may not
digest 1t may just decay in the bowels. Then
gas bloats up your stomach. You get con-
stipated You feel sour, sunk and the world
looks punk.
Ii takes those good, old Carter's Little
Liver Pills 70 get these pints Of bile flow
iny freely Ia make you feel up aud up.
Get a package today Iake ar dfeelfd
Effective IA making bile how freely Ask
for Cartegs Little Liver fills zoe and 2ot
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-05
enc AGO GRAIN

CHICAGO. Mas = ~ Whoas and fasH
maintained lfm tane haf aafs and sc
weakened oa tHe faafa 81 Daae faHHs
Wheat cascd en Tire flnsc H. ag = -
= cenf hushci erfu fnI>hcd uraaau-rH
nj OPA lcNels. nafS unchanged "a oil i.
and rye off = In
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-05
TEAMS PLAY

BERKELEY, Calf. May 5 UP
The University of California foot
ball team played the Coast Guard
Sea Lions here today in regular
four period scrimmage. 1t was the
first spring practice game for Cali
fornia.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-05
TIGERS WIN

Detroit'S Tigers punched seven of
their 10 hits in the first two innings
to score the four runs that defeat
ed the st. Louis Browns, 4-3 Virgil
Trucks and Dizzy Trou allowed
seven hts b'tWccn them, with
trucks winning the decision Al
HolIing5Worth, who lasted until the
second, vas charged With the loss
Veteran Jim Tobin pitched and
batted the Braves To 5-3 triumph
over the Giants. he gave up only
SIX bits while driving in three runs
as the Braves reached two pitchers
fer seven hits. one a our-bagger
by Charley Workman with one
aboard
Xavier Reaclgno wa belted for
l3 hits bit squeezed through for his
first big-league Win a. the Pirates
handed the Reds an 3-3 defeat.
Raw Starr went under for his third
straight loss as Pittsburgh obtained
uine hits-ono a homer b. Vince
DlMaggio with one OH.
Whitley kurowski and Harry
Walker shared the glory as the
Cardinals handed the Cubs their
fifth loss in q row, lis. The Cards
clipped two pitchers for Is hits.
Kurowski hitting homer and
yaiker driving in -four runs. Ernie
White won his first victory by
spacing 10 hits.
SoUthpaW Jack Kraus. who has
confined his three pitching efforts
to the Dodgers this season, set down
his former mates for the second
time as he pitched the Phillies to
81 triumph in twilight encoun-
ter that drew 3,l34 fans to Ebbets
Field. Rube Melton, former Philly,
pitched no-hitter until Earl Nay
lor broke the spell with a homer
in the seventh Albie Glossop's err
Tor and triple by Danny Muir
taugh added the second tally in the
same session. The Phillies pushed
home a third run off Newt Kim
ball in the ninth. Kraus held
Brooklyn to five hits.