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Evening star., 1943-01-18

NEW HOME, IN BRADMOoR SECTION.
large, 2 small bedrms,, . baths, lavatory,
bus service. owner would like 10 rent to
family with children Restricted. Rental,
s25O. National $3.50
SMALL ESTATE A FEW MINUTES FROM
Georgetown-Shghtly over l-acre wooded
ioc overlooking stream, ter-hall-p!anned
nome. AFlng room library, dining room
Rfitchen and large yeranda around > sides
81 the mouse; bedrooms and bath. coal
StoEer electric refriseration; servants
GCdtIeIS ana bath IN basement: lear
2i77R VATTE Fa@5s9 759 S5t5 sec q per mo l. GRA
FAMILY OUT OF. TOWN-I5 MIN. TO
tGrn., modern detached brick home with
EaTaFe aoJ, TO fast trans; nice shrubbery
and lawn. @-rm. apt. Refs req For apt
TO see, TX I030, Ext. 2I11, between 10
me hCme, unusually well furnished 4 bed
rms, baths. paneled den. finished rec
I'M IN, : hTeptaces, maids I'M. and bath,
PHILLIPS. 351S Conn Woodley 300
ARLINGTON VILLAGE-rurn house. >
nedrmS: lily rm.. large mod kit: screened
IN nIoFGh @rge yard oil hoa rock wool
newton Bean. c, r. T. U. S. Coast Guard.
curtis Bav Nd
IMMEDIATE POSSES sION-5 ROOMS AND
pam . lots. $50 per month. 1921 Schley
ave Bradbury Heights. RE. 20Il 2u'
Will RENT FOR . MONTHS HOUSE
with 4 bedrooms. baths NV. section,
Phone after 7 m. Phone FIN SA74
COMPLETELY FURN 5-FOOM BRICK
nNnRalo". - bedrooms, Il erGe spacious liv-
me room with omen fireplace dining room.
sc kitchen. gas rangn, G E refrigerator.
ne ban with +'lh and shower hot-air
heaHng er0 summer C0olpg system. To-
C2ted on. large wooded lot in Wostovor
Huns. Arlington County. Call CHI $500
for further details
Evening star., 1943-01-18

WILL BUY your car. TOP PRICES. 1871
Chrysler, De Soto. Dodge, Pontiac. Ford,
Ghsyrols. oidso; Plymouth 2, specially.
Evening star., 1943-01-18
ROOMS FURNISHED.
CONTINUED

4th AND QUACKENBos sTs NV
girls, beautiful room with twin beds, next
TO bath, new furniture: detached home;
express bus downtown. RA. @9S7-
ROOM in northwest suburbs for semitic
Eentleman in private family private pa tn
and shower Oliver 1864.
YOUNG GENTLE GIRL to share room
unhm. phone RA. 3694,
1116 OWEN PL. NE-Ncely furnished
front room, twin beds, next bath: > re-
hned girls references.
1447 FAIRMONT ST. NW-Wen- furnished
double room, twin beds, good meals, rea-
sonable.
313s 18th ST. NW-Young man to share
line. HO. al95.
1914 NEWTON. ST. N,w.-Newly decorated
and furnished rooms, running water
shower bath; res. rates; ladies only 10.
81 NICHOLSON ST. NW-Front bed
room. southern exposure. private halt bath;
bath with shower adj, suit two men; han
block bus, GE. 3061. Gentiles Is
NEAR 18th AND COLUMBIA RD. NV -
Attractive single room, gentleman only.
home, Hobart 377e
1914 KEARNY ST. N;E.-Private home,
employed couple, privilege. Also room
for / or men References. DE. 9425,
1929 18th ST. N.W-Front room. dou-
bic bed, windows; for > girls, couple or
PETWORTH, $40 Varnum st. n w.-LarEe
bus; S25 month RA 496l.
DOUBLE ROOM suitable for 2 men or
married couple. 500 per mo. Phone
l754 QUE ST. NW.-Large triple, single
beds laTEe dresslng closet maid service,
,lYxy ,I,ys1 al
Evening star., 1943-01-18

1447 FAIRMONT ST. NW-Well-furnished
double room, twin beds, sood meals rea-
Snnah hle
Evening star., 1943-01-18
LEAVING TOWN9
HOUSES FURNISHED

WPB exec, from West Coast desires sub
lease or rent furn. apt. 10 sos; will buy
furn,; NV. or close in. Phone RE. 1900.
Ext 6266 is.
Evening star., 1943-01-18

MEAN CENTRAL HIGH-
A corner brick arranRed into 4 apart
mcnls very fine condition; fine income
and renting section; price only Sl0,a5O.
and includes the furniture in apis and
Cal M2 sharno fSlas FM Or
or MAPIE &. JAMES. INC DI aa4G
Evening star., 1943-01-18
ACREAGE FOR SAIs

AN OPPORTUNITY FOR INVESTMENT
Wooded land grows in value each wear:
100 acres located in line of development
and increasing values
w. S. HOGE, JR..
CH. o600. 3s15' LEE HWY.
Evening star., 1943-01-18

. LADIES ACCUSTOMED ONLY TO HIGH
Grass SURROUNDINGS offer substantial rental
luI desirable = or , rm., kit apt; best
NV. sec; highest ref, Box 279-L, Star.
Evening star., 1943-01-18
I'm - NiNOl = IA ''pp'
EACX XGR nSn TEDAfc

NORTHEAST BUNGALOW.
About 3 years old, in new house condi-
ton ; full-slza rooms, fireplace very
large Lot fine for garden. For details ca II
NJ Foster. WA. 9l1S. or WAPLE & JAMES.
me. Exclusive AgentS, DI. 3346. from $50
70 20 noon.
CONVENIENT n W SECTION
Vacant, semi detached brick Is rooms.
pa h, garage, reconditioned, ready to move
into. Price, $3.50. terms
WO 43A4. M B WEAVER. DI. 33A6.
Evening star., 1943-01-18
FOR GRACIOUS LIVING.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
CHEVY CHASE, MD,
PRICE S11 050

Newly redecorated, . bedrms. and bath
st floor, , bedrms. and bath 2nd floor
Garage. Good lot. Terms. For appoint
ment TO inspect call EDWARD H. JONES
Evening star., 1943-01-18
FINANCE co. LOT,

NeW YOTk and FIOrlda AYES. NE.
REAL BUYS.
Lowest Priced Cars in Town.
All Popular Makes and Model5.
Evening star., 1943-01-18
NEW BUNGALOW,
INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE

$500, terms; 5 rooms, bath. h-w h., coal
lot 1OXl 50 t.: ! block of cars. RA. A34.i
Evening star., 1943-01-18
APARTMENTS UhFURNlsHEp.
APARTMENTS WANTED

11@6 OATES ST. NE-2-RM-, UNFURN
apt; semI-bath, utilities; S45 per mon h
Evening star., 1943-01-18

4th AND QUAcKENBos SITS. NV
girls, beautiful room with twin beds, next
TO bath, new furniture; detached home;
express bus downtown, RA. @9ST-
Evening star., 1943-01-18
MICHIGAN PARK-S8, ,75O.

New mouse. 2 bedrooms. tile bath. full
basement and attic. wide lot Immediate
posSession. HENRY J. CONNOR, INC,
Evening star., 1943-01-18

BEAUTIFUL DETACHED STONE.
Lot S6xllU built TO order for original
VILE PIKE, one block to bus, TWO bed
rooms and bath FIRST FLOOR. Two bed
rooms and bath SECOND FLOOR. huge
closets. wide plank OAK floors, KITCHEN
you will love VERY LARGE living room
with huge STONE freplace all millwork
made SPECIAL. RECREATION room in
basement with fireplace: as house is now
owned by morteage holders, price is ONLY
Sl6.G5O. terms
THCs z FARRELL co. Realtors,
Established 1918.
1H1 10th ST. NV National O1R5
Evening star., 1943-01-18
TRAllERS FOR SALE.
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

CHEVROLET, late 1887 model; stake body,
! "a ton, dual wheels; in good condition.
Call NO. 4449, $50 a.m.-4 80 pm.
FOR HIRE, 1912 Ford 117-ton pickup
truck with driver. Call Chestnut 1853.
Evening star., 1943-01-18
LEGAL NOTICES..
JOHN F. HILLYARD, Attorney.
I16 5th St. NV.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District of Co.
lumbIa William Temes, 944 Virginia Ave-
Oilve TemeS, co Hoyt Robinson. Williams
tor, North Carolina, Defendant.-No.
lS-Ol1.-The object OF this suit is to
OBTAIN an absolute divorce on the grounds
OF deseruon. On motion Of the plaintiff,
1t is this 10th day. of January, 1943,
cause her appearance to be entered herein
on or before the forteth day, exclusive of
SUNDAYS and le-al holidays, occurring after
order. otherwise the cause Will be pro-
ceeded with as in case of default Pro-
vlded copy OF this order be published
once week for three successive weeks
n the Washington Law Reporter and the
EVENING star before said day. 50 JAMES
NJ JRQCTOR, Justice. tSeal) Attest:
NOR e. JOBE. Deputy Clerk. jalS.25 fel .
Evening star., 1943-01-18
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE


BUICK convertible sedan: all accessoTiaSi
Gle6e $3.50. e--1l' -SS'' 10 oeAisfS' can
BUICK late 1887 Special black convertible;
reg reg ieatner. ? whlte,wan tires, good con-
5000 cash. Call Chestnut 1900. Ext. 367.
BUICK 1910 sedan. S700 cash or terms;
sea condoh; eaSo guarantee good
owner sacrifices Roadmaster; tires. heater,
EE2aiG Enssn sxse co96 Ndbs seq sash terms only
6faFsr ss5 19a1 mae SsO soSS s2SS o6 Ps
tiac, 1921 Connecticut. WO. s400
CHEVROLET 1899 Master de luxe 2-door
town sedan; radio and heater. low mile
and out; motor perfect, completely winter
led '4sS' coAgT-ffS ssTns! fSaTs9iSs PoSTIAc.
400 Block Florida Ave. NE. AT. 1000.
CHEVROLET 1941 coupe: radio and heat
sI excellent tires, very low nlilease:
Ts 1nsts:d pss: R E.i5 .so and
nomical: only $3.50: trade. terms. guar
,oo CoAsT-IN PONTIAC,
400 Block Florida Ave. NE. AT 1900.
CHEVROLET 194O Master de luxe town Sc
M Nm detes dfst Dapont SRs 2"qaF afe5s $500 cash
exceptionally clean and smooth-running
Cne mdEkee aI Sooe: terms; guarantee.
.~ coAsT!1N PONTIAC.
400 Block Florida Ave. NE AT. 200.
CHRYsLER 90 le41 windsor convertible
S pRene H. heas5 s4s6 sfser s29q
8 pm. weekdays, all day Sunday. ave-
DODGE 1899 Special 4-door sedan; in
beautiful condition, good tires; S1OO
under market value. LOVING MOTORS.
1919 M st. NV.
FORD 1910 de luxe Tudor sedan: clean
condition, good tires; terms; S465.
FINANCE co. LOT,
New York and Florida Aves NE
FORD 194l convertible 5-passenger coupe
1ires almost new. DU. 1858. 3001 Rhode
Island ave. ne
me running condition, S10o. Call Warfield
LA SALE, 2, 1888 and 1885 Excellent
lane. Wyngate. Md.
LA SALE 1898 sedan; good tires. excel
lent condition; bargain at $3.50. -
florida ave ne, Robert Herson Auto
LINCOLN 1887 Zephyr, $3.50. Taylor
OLDSMOBILE 1884 sedan; excellent con-
dltion; privately owned; reasonable Ho-
bart 9355. except Sunday.
OLDSMOBILE 1871 2-door 6-cyl.; 5000
MI; hydramatic, inlmac. cond.; S1,125.
Flood Pontiac. 1921 Conn. WO. $500.
OLDSMoBILE 1912 sedan, perfect condi-
tloni hydromatic transmission; run only
1000 miles by original owner Ave Apply
Para special tires. Can be seen at Ward
man Park Garage. Owner may be reached
Evening star., 1943-01-18
MONEY ON SECOND TRUST

MONEY ON SECOND TRUST
we Will buy seccnd-trust notes D. e.,
nearby Md. or Va. Reasonable rates
NA4ioNAL MORTGAGE g. INVESTMENT
1872 N. z. ave. NV National 6s33.
1st AND 2nd TRUST LOANS ON D. C.
Md, and Va. properties
budget.
Loans to pay your taxes
Loans 10 improve your property
Loans TO pay your bills and income taxes
Loans to salaried people on your sigma
tuTe.
COLONIAL INVESTMENT CO..
NJ Sth NV. DI 6l5O, EX 1868
Evening star., 1943-01-18
REAL ESTATE WANTED

ALL SIZES, SECTIONS. IF RIGHT PRICE.
m out D. c.. to sell, trade, rent. Send
9a ID. n. Z. RYON co, 1915 N. Y. ave.
CASH-SAVE COMMISSIONERS
l Will pay cash for houses flats or apart
ment houses, D. c. only. Get my offer be-
lore you sell. G, 9. DUTY, 1924 Vermont
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-04

NEW YORK, Feb. 4. tUP)-Chal-
lenging the pessimistic attitude re-
sulting from the war manpoWer
commissions modified work or
fight" edict, President Branch Rick
ey of the Brooklyn Dodgers said
today that the major leagues should
not feel called upon to fold up"
Baseball is not affected now or
later. unless or until the game is
included in that order Hickey said.
we take a more encouraging view
of baseball's future than that eX-
pressed by some of our clubs"
The shreWd Dodger executive
pointed out that baseball could play
a major role in sustaining the ma
tons wartime morale and that
Great Britain and Russia had con-
tinued professional sports for just
such a reason.
Several clubs have made peSsi.
mistic statements about the effects
on baseball of that ORDER he eX-
planned. Some 60-odd job classifi-
cations have been named as non
essential-and ball players are not
included on this list.
Baseball men are willing to shift
employment if our government in
terprets the order to apply to them
Also it is certainly to be assumed
that the government did not leave
out the job classification of base
ball players by oversight,
"Tf this aSSllnOtiOn is correct
then the manpoWer commission
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-04
/. A. PRODUCE

Los ANGELES Fc..u=.t 3 lP'-
Eunencf Vegetables steady Fer crt:
hec,s = q dos ! Sal -. carrots 3 doz
sU--nH. 4r.a est> .wna..ai e. do. best
4 7u. N.mI A Isi-t ~. Guadalupe &.I@s
a>n4rI -7-3 nH# green rniun> doz
5.5u-riW. IcckS y du. Ho--. -, mus
tsrf Ur- I ri r- parsley ~ doz
l..',-l g.. .,U.>He> >m.H rcd jef 100
= -. GaaHu.upe Igcd asi> Is uo& -.uo-
. s1. spinach 3 ds. ] 1a-auu o<nJrd :
das - -a-. 5H imperial : des 2.oa5, tur-
nlps gr.-s dog 75-anC
Cabbage dull Cannen5alI crts l.13-
sen. Jambrs q ordinary 73-ieo, i'm
n,IlaI -65-- -. Numa e.eo-e.75. Gu@da-
lapc - Danish $50 2oo' red cab
hscc 5.ap-6un. vaiSananc 6.oo-6.9u.
lp,iuess mm Dig pack impcam cris
. doz s.15-f.n. >, 5a=2, Yuma Is
4r.-5a5. p, . - -. IeaSc 75-1 oo.
SgulSn. stronger. ltaHan White sum
ncr Imperial $1,000 Italian san
Diego lues 4ua-35p: Ne. = 2.p-25oz
imperial crts a.5n-i.7H banana pink *
Il. gray .. .c. hubbard lomp'c sc 10
Tomatoes. weaker. inland OiS H-tonS
: 7l-S.15. IDS 275-I.nn. lSS 2.5o-2.I2. .
2us 2no.2o5 rs 1.5o-3.Oo. flats NOS
2nl-2 30 loose criS lla.s q lusS Ito
- ~ Mexico originals iaES 6N6S lar
ger 3.5o-4uO some &.25 hN5S 5.29-5. %.
stripped per N firSiS ls-l6c.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-04
A. Y. STOCKS

NEW YORK. Feb d-UPf# Stocks rail-
lied IN late trading today ami many "l
the leaders made up CdIlS losses "I
fractions 10 81 point TIad.ns was iM'I}
active although uader The m!Ion-sha'c
mark.
Support developed when Wnt-taknr
failed to bring heavier offering of stock
ON the market News from The russian
front aided the list and there Fr''
several business items that had d steady
inc influence.
Railroad issues firmcd IN around the
previous close or slightly above but
dealings in thc group were hGm in the
day Earlier. the rail average was SuS-
tanned by a one point rise IN Noriolt
and Western which subsequently was
lost. Wabash preferred WAS active al
q fractional gain.
Bangor and Aroostock preferred made
"a new high al az, up :. ana western
Pacific preferred equalcu is high at g.
up "a
Railroad equipment shares. listed in
the war category. developed strength
late in the day Budd Manulac.uguc
made new high and lis preferred
spurtcd nearly five points Pullman rose
nearly a point 10 now high. Amc'lc"n
Car and. boundary Pre- erred was up moro
than d point and Lima Locomotive rose
one point.
chrysler featured late recovery in the
motors SteclS rallied to The pcfNloaS
close and some OF the non-icrrnuS
metal issues were higher. OH issues
were firm. with several, including Stand
ard OF California and Socony-N
at new highs.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-04
SPORTS PARADE
Old Man VS.. Youth

comes from the same home town OF
Pittsburgh and whose cleverncSS
almost lifted the heavyweight crown
from Joe Louis.
Zivic equipped with faSt-break-
ing mind and harvest bag of ring
tricks second to none, and pos
sessed Of certain important phySi-
cal advantages, will try to prove
Friday night that his experience in
the rings of the nation can be sub
stituted for Beau Jacks youth.
And this is the perfect case in
pomV becaLte 2l-year-old Beau
Jack, the former shoeshine boy,
makes no claims TO SmartnesS in
or out of the ring. For example,
q hired tutor has instructed Beau
Jack in his A, B, C'S in the past
few months, and he has prog
ressed TO the point where he now
can sign an autograph. His mental
contact with the world is far diff
ferent from that of Fritzie, the
Pittsburgh business man, who does
his own promoting in the Smokey
City. and is worth about S350,000.
STARTED IL YEARS AGO
Zivic, who started fighting IL
years ago, tackles the young Geor-
gia Negro, with the physical advan-
tages Of about nine pounds in
weight-about l45 10 Jacks 1876,
and stretches in height and reach.
But Zivic is an old man OF the
ring.
Beau Jack has the youth, and
belieyedly the stamina and the dy-
manic coordination that goes with
it. Both are good pCnchers. Which
is the harder we do not know.
ziyic throws his punches straight
as an arrow; Beau Jack loops them.
Unquestionably, Zivic is the
smartest fighter Beau Jack ever
met. Their tilt at the Garden Fri
day night should prove definitely
whether there is a substitute for
youth in fighting. It would show
whether an old man of the ring
can spot his younger opponent eight
pertinent years and beat him.
On 49th street, at least, the
smart-money boys stress the accent
on youth by making Beau Jack the
81 favorite. But they have been
WRONG - often tiat iha1 pliao
Is !nconsequentlal,
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-04
BY JACK CTDDY

NEW YORK. Feb 4.-tUP)-To
this d3v in St Augustine, Fla,
they'll guide you 10 the fountain
OF youth for which Ponce de Leon
searched but never did much about.
And down through the years in
athlctics there has been con-
stant search, not for a reservation
Of youth, but for substitute for
youth
We come upon a milestone in this
season for a substitute for youth at
Madison Square Garden Friday
night when FritZie Zivic of Pitts
burgh, a pug-nosed lad who admits
TO % wears. attempts to lick Beau
Jack. youthful Negro Of Augusta,
Ga, who is recognized as light
weight c h m pi n in New York
state Jack IS only p.
Ziyic, one Of the smartest lads
ever to toss leather IS q former
WelterWeight champion Button
nosed Fritzie won his title from
probably the greatest smaller" Ne
gro fighter in ring history. On
the night Of October !. 1879, Zivic
surprised the boxing world by
wrestling the Weltcr crown from
Henry Armstrong IN Madison
Square Garden
WIN NO TLUKE
Zivic won the title on d decision,
but he proved that this decision
was no mistake when he defended
the title against Armstrong on
January II, 1871, and stopped
Hammering Henry in the 18th
round
The experts accentuated the
smartness Of Ziyics performances
in both bouts, but they did not
dwell Upon the fact that Arm
strong, the little perpetual motion
man" was older than Zivic and was
virtually burned out because Of
constant campaigns.
Regardless Of what has happen
Cd 70 Ziyic since then--his loss Of
the title TO a l3-l underdog, Red
Cochrane-etc., .the legend Of Ziv-
les ringcratt persists. He is con-
sidcrcd generally the most knowing
fighter IN the smaller" divisions,
among those below the middle
weight group ,;1me -a} Ia aga
city equals that ot Billy Conn. who
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-04
Hockey League
Official Passes On

MONTREAL, Feb. 4. - CUP)-
Frank Calder, 65, president of the
National Hockey League since its
inception 25 years ago, died today.
He was stricken with a heart at
tack January 25, while attending
a meeting of the leagues board of
governors. yesterday the board
met here again to appoint Mervin
(Red) Dutton, former manager of
the defunct Brooklyn Americans to
assume most Of Calder'S duties for
the remainder Of the season. The
governors also named Lester Pat
rick of the New York Rangers and
E. w. Bickle of the Toronto Maple
Leafs to an executive committee to
handle the official affairs of the
DreSidpnt
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-04
Mesner Goes Back
To Reds Til April

NEW YORK, Feb. 4.-CUP)-The
contract of Steve Mesner, young
outfielder purchased this week by
the Brooklyn Dodgers for the wal
yer price, reverted today to the
Cincinnati Reds on a ruling by
Baseball Commissioner KenesaW M.
Lands.
The Reds obtained MeSner from
Sacramento of the Pacific Coast
League last fall. Lands ruled that
a club must retain a drafted play
er until April |, before transferring
his contract to another club.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-04
0maIev Runs Wild
As Troy Scores

MARCH FIELD, Calf, Feb. a
UP)-The University Of Southern
California basketball team defeat
ed Occidental here last night,
52-29.
Alex OmaleY, star Trojan for
ward. ran wild during the first half,
scoring Is points. He made three
more in the lew minutes he played
in the second half before team OF
substitutes finished out the game,
played for seryicemen.
Dale. OXy forward. was high man
for his team with seven points.
The Trojans led 29-41 at halftime
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-04
Barnes Storning
by RAY BARNES

red him to another sergeant.
This went on for considerable
time with Baum becoming more
worried as the moments slipped by.
1t was a long time later that
Baum, just about to be sworn III
as a Marine, was able TO convince
the powers that be that he was al
ready in the service and didn't par
ticularly care to join another
branch. BY brandishing his induc-
ton order and marrying officials
he was allowed out of the line.
Baum left Wednesday for Fort
Macarthur for his Army training.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-04
Cowboys Set Up
AS Nations S Best

DENVER. Feb. 4.-tUP)-Wyom-
ing University'S Cowboys are being
acclaimed the top basketball team
Of the nation today following their
second one-point victory over the
Phillips So Oilers, 37-36, last night
in Denver's city auditorium.
The game was almost replica
of Wyoming'S 42-41 overtime tri-
lunph the night before, with over
$500 fans screaming as the college
team stalled during the last min
ute of play TO protect their lead
from the mighty Phillips squad.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-04
NJ MAR K KETS
4. A. LIVESTOCK

Los ANGELES. February ) up
Federal State Market NCWSa Cattle
salahlc 2so SLOW good steers and hciIcrS
ackinA, all Classes quoted around steady;
common steers held above u 25o. n,ed-
mm 90 good quoted IS.T5-15.7S: odd
medium - good hciicrs 13.50-l5. med
Ium 90 good COWS held around Il. com
mon ta medium COWS 9.75-11 50; can
ucrs and cutters 7.nN-9 30; medium TO
good bulls 1O75-l2 -.
Calves saiablc ~. steady. medium -
choice Acalgrs l5.5r- 81, common to
medium calves 12-l'.
Hogs salablc 25o strong to Il cents
ehc, reod to choiyc 20 80 ,hs 1925
is IN fap lG so. h,aNleS - -. GOOD
Ia choice S0Ws 1t5O-l4 -.
sheep slable hon al classes quoted
aamDUa steady
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-04
Busy
Play.

AAAA lfNa AsNA N>ssN
basketball team, the Ell Cen
tro Junior college Arabs, will
play their fourth game of the
week when they take on the
Camp Locket soldiers here Satur'
day night, Arab Coach Gerry Den'
nerlein announced Thursday.
The Arabs started their action
packed week last Monday night
when they fell before the Yuma air
base team by six points on the FL
Centre floor. On Tuesday night
they evened the weeks results by
winning from the Calexico high
school team in the first game Of
league play.
Fridav night they are to play
their third game of the week when
they meet the Navy team f.om the
E. Centro air station in second
league encounter.
The fourth game Saturday, which
is scheduled TO start at pm, will
not be loop tilt. The Camp Lockett
team has not played on an El Centio
floor this season and therefore very
little is known about the squad.
Dennerlein will depend on his
three tall men'-Jack Suttle,
guard, Dorsey Williams, center, and
Les Cardiff, guard-to carry the
Arab colors. All tower over six feet
and have been consistently among
the best players Of the jaysee squad
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-04
BASEBALL SHOULDN'T FOLD UP, SAYS
RICKEY: GAME IS MORALE BUILDER

must have believed that certain
professional activities in the field OF
recreation should be continued and
that these activities. properly regu-
lated. are worthwhile agents in
maintenance Of fighting morale, not
only of our home folk but OF our
armed forces in America and
throughout the world. If this is the
position of the commission there
is substantial reasoning to support
it.
1T is because of the grave con-
Germ OF all of us about the lives of
our men and women in uniform
that we need to hold on to all such
diversions as tend to relieve us from
the eyer-increasing sorrows Of war
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-04
T.. A. 6. OCES

LOS ANGELES. February 4 -tIP'
Trading was light on the Los Angeles
Stock Exchange today, VIII Nolu .
of 22OO shares reported. Seven issues
were up. one was down and seven re-
manned unchanged.
The list: Transamerica 200 at 6 un-
changed: So Cal. Edison c. - ~
cent 200 at 2sa. up Is Bolsa Chico OIL
100 at so unchanged; Eandinl 200 at >,
unchanged: Richfield 1C0 al S unchanged;
Union on 100 at 17ls up .; BerKey
Gay 200 at y up LIS; Cessna POO at
50. up !. Consolidated Steel Ice at
7as unchanged; Lane Wells 100 al ;
unchanged.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-04

ines are TO mix with the MeXlcal
town team.
All three games are to be played
in succession, offering fans a triple
header.
The Arabs and the Navy squad
saw action in the opening furry of
league competition last Tuesday
evening. Both emerged victorious,
the sailors winning from the E. c.
high school reserves and the Arabs
taking a close one from CaleXico
high school.
A decision will allow one of the
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-04
MAURlELLO, BlVlNS
10 MEET MARCH u

NEW YORK. Fec. UPI-
Tami Mauriello Of New York and
Jimmy Bivins Of Cleveland were
scheduled today to meet in a 10
round heavyweight bout at Madi-
sen Square Garden, March y.
Bivins won disputed decision
ever the Bronx Bomber in d bout
a. Cleveland last summer.