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Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-16
SIugqer White in
Win Over zurita

LOS ANGELES, June l6. CUP)-
Luther "Slugger" White, holder Of
the Maryland world lightweight
boxing title, looked for wider fields
today after winning a unanimous
10-round decision from Juan Zu-
rita, Mexican titleholder, before a
sell-out crowd of 10400 at Olympic
auditorium.
Both fighters came out determin-
ed to win and put on a slugging
duel that had most of the fans
standing on their seats during the
final rounds.
White. pre-bout favorite, dealt the
Mexican a terrific beating, finally
wearing him down. Zurita was
staggering as the final bell sound
ed and narrowly missed going out
on a tko.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-16
Discussion iits
ReEe ase CO och

Berkeley about $25.O00 a year, and
with the student eXchequer in
precarious condition, it was not in
the card to continue rowing, even
if there were eight Oarsmen and
coXsWain left next spring to sit in
the varsity boat.
Ky Ebright brought California
two Olympic championships. in 1928
and 1882, and year in and year out
he has been one of the most popu
lar campus coaches. Only this year
the Rears turned in brilliant
seven -and-one- half length victory
over their equally famous rivals
from Seattle. Between them, the
CalifornianS and Huskies dominat-
ed Poughkeepsie waters when the
national championships were held
before the war.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-16

The Camp Seeley softballers
smothered the El Centro Telephone
company aggregation Tuesday night
with a blistering 20-5 victory.
The Servicemen socked out IA
hits and errored twice.
Their hitting attack started with
the opening of the game and in the
first inning they hung up Ia tallies
although after that sensa tional
spree they cooled down considerably
and were content to score only one
run in the second stanza, four in
the third and one in the fourth.
Dibona of the Seeleymen hung
up a hot home run for his team.
Cree got three socks out of four
journies to the platter Dibona
hurled for Seeley and Forbes caught.
The Phonemen got eight hits
while committing six errors. Their
runs came in the second and fourth
frames.
Schultz got two for three and
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-16
Seabees Return
From Aleutians

SEATTLE, June 16 cUP)-A bat
tered band of Seabees, back in the
states after a year of construction
work under enemy fire in the Aleu-
tions, reported today that the Jap
bcmbers were problem but
nothing compared with that cock
eyed weather"
A transport-load Of the weary
but grinning construction battalion
sailors steamed into Seattle harbor
late yesterday from Dutch harbor
and Amichitka in the Aleutions.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-16
Pic Set
Up for
Durotion N
BY DAN McGIIRE

SAN FRANCISCO. June 16. tUPl
The Pacific Coast Conference, one
of the most powerful and closely
knit intercollegiate circuits in the
country since 1915. today split into
two divisions for the duration with
the adoption of a streamlined. tray-
el-rationed football schedule for
next fall.
The split. originally designated as
improbable" by several faculty rep
resentativeS. came after a 12-hour
joint session of faculty men and
graduate managers of the 10-school
conference. Henceforth. the south
ern division will comprise Califa-
MIA. Stanford. Southern California
and UCLA, while the northern loop
will be made up of Washington,
Idaho. Montana, Oregon. Oregon
State, and Washington State.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-16
RodriguezLake
Will Open Soon

Lake Rodriguez, one of the largest
freshwater lakes in this area, will
open to the public for fishing on
June &c.
The lake is located II miles from
Tijuana in Mexico but Mexican
fishing licenses are not required for
fishing.
The lake is four and a half miles
long and one and three quarters
miles wide
Already this season bass weigh
ing six and eight pounds have been
caught there as well as many cat
fish, perch, etc.
Boats are available at the lake.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-16
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO. June 10 CUP Rye futures
weakened TO below the previous level on
the Board of Trade close after climbing TO
new 7-year highs for July and December.
Wheat lowered on the close in sympathy
with rye.
Rye finished the day off = to / cent
a bushel wheat off u TO 4 oats un-
changed 10 up D. and corn unchanged at
OPA levels.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-16
MPLS. FLAX FUTURES
gz
L. A. Hay
Former Amateur
Swimmer Is Pro

BOSTON, June 16. CUP)-Amat-
eur swimming lost its top woman
performer today when Gloria Cal
len. professor of more than 30
American records. turned profess
sional.
Miss Callen, the Nyack, N. Y,
schoolgirl named by more than 600
sports writer's as the nations out
standing woman athlete in 1912,
has been signed by the National
Water Shows company of Boston to
tour the country as featured per
former in the Water Follies of
l943." it was announced.
Miss Callens guarantee was the
largest ever offered to swimmer
it was reported.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-16
Yankees Snatch
Victory Over
Senators
By COLLIE SMALL

NEW YORK. June 16 CUP)-The
New York Yankees, waltzing off in
the general direction of another
American League pennant, exploded
with typical violence in the eighth
inning at Washington last night
with a seven run outburst that
swept them into a 9-5 triumph over
the Senators.
Dutch Leonard, Senator knuckle-
baller. had a one-run lead when he
suddenly lost control in the eighth,
walking three and permitting four
hits before Alex Carrasquel could
take over Charley Wensloff failed
10 finish for New York for the first
time in seven games and was re-
lieved by Johnny Murphy after
being lifted for an eighth inning
pinch-hitter.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-16
SHORT TRIPS

The schedule goes all-out insofar
as meeting Office of Defense Trans
portation requirements is concern
ed. There will be no trip of more
than 500 miles.
California, for example, opens
with St Marys. then plays South
ern California and Santa Clara. The
Bears travel to Los Angeles for a
game with UCLA. and return to
meet ST. Mary's Navy Pre-Flight.
The following week they again go
to Los Angeles for a return match
with Southern California. On re-
turning. they play the University
Of San Francisco, UCLA again.
Stanford and Del Monte Navy Pre-
Flight
The schedule, however. may be
radically revised before next Sep
tember Al Masters. Stanford grad
uate manager, said he had accepted
games with the definite under
standing that We may have to give
up the game because of lack of stu
dents
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-16
L. A. STOCKS

los ANGELES. juno Is lUPI-Iradlng
lightened on the Los Angeles Stock EX-
change today and prices were unsettled.
There were six issues up. seven down
down and two unchanged in a turnover
of 1900 shares.
The list: Edison Com. 100 al 22ls. down
\ Republic Petroleum 300 al 5, up ! 4:
Standard Oil 100 at 3SA. up = aircraft
Accessories 100 al 80, up II CreamerieS
of America 200 al So, Unchanged Con-
solidated Steel Pfd. 100 at 20A, down \ !;
Emsco Derrick 100 at 109,, down q. T;
Gladding- Mclean 200 al 12a, down y
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-16
l.. A. LIVESTOCK

LOS ANGELES. June l6 CUPb-F Federal
State Market News:
CATTLE: Salable 600, trade more active
ana prices largely steady: common 10
medium grass steers u. 25-14; few com
mon feeders II; common to medium COWS
9-l1.75. odd good cows 12-12.75; Gamers
and cutters {. 25-S. IS. odd medium 10 good
bulls HIP SO
CALVES: Salable 100, generally steady,
medium TO choice vealcrs and light calves
1916, common 10 medium 11-13.50.
HOGS: Salable 500, steady to 10 cents
lower, top and bulk good and choice 100
245 lbs 1875. small lots 23O lbs. Is few
heavier weights 14.5O-l4.75; good sOws
T. 5O-13.S5
SHEEP: Salable 50: good and choice
spring lambs quoted 15-l5.50
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-16
TWO HITS

Harry Gumbert, st. Louis Cardinal
in-and-outer, gave his cousins from
Cincinnati only two quiet hits as
the Cards stepped out TO a three
game advantage over Brooklyn by
virtue Of the 81 triupmh. Harry
Walker hit safely in his 22nd
straight game and scored the
clinching run in the seventh when
Walker Cooper drove him home
ahead Of Debs Garms wit ha sharp
single.
The New York Giants nailed the
tottering Dodgers with a G-5 victory
featured by three giant home runs
by Mel OFT, later elected from the
game, Buster Maynard and Billy
Jurges. Joe Orengo broke up the
interboro braWl with ninth inning
single scoring Mickey Witek from
second with the winning run.
The Philadelphia Phillies made
the dag complete for Philadelphia
by duplicating the AS performance
with a double win over the Boston
Braves, GA and 2-l. Ron Northey's
two circuit drives and COaker Trip
let's lusty hitting were important
] factors IN gaining Charley Fucs and
Al GeIheauser the pitching victories.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-16
Officials Map War Football Schedule
PACIFIC GAMES
FOR '43 SEASON
ARE ANNOUNCED

SAN FRANCISCO. June 16. CUP)
Pacific Coast Conference foot
ball schedules for 1943, announced
here today, are as follows
CALIFORNIA
Sept 25, St Mary's; Oct. 2, South
en California; Oct. 9, Santa Clara
Oct. 16, U.C.LA. at Los Angeles;
Oct. %, st. Mary's Pre- Flight; Oct
30, Southern California at Los
Angeles; Nov. 6, US,F.; Nov. 13
UCL.A.; Nov. 20, Stanford; Nov
81, Del Monte Pre- Flight
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-16
TWO GAMES

The schools will play each other
twice on a home-and-hom basis,
the only exception to this being the
big game between California and
Stanford which will be confined to
a November 90 meeting at Palo
Alto or Berkeley.
In order to determine the con-
ference champion. a play-off will
be held between the north and
south winners. with whomeyer tri-
umphs in that game probably 60
ing to the Rose Bowl.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-16
BROWNS ADVANCE

Intent on leaving the cellar, the
St. Louis Browns inched to within
d half game of the seventh place
Cleveland Indians by handing the
Chicago White SoX their fourth
straight loss, So. in a night game
before 1862 Chicago fans. Vern
Stephens, ST Louis shortstop. led
a 13-hit attack with his fifth
homer Of the season.
The resurgent Philadelphia Ath-
letics moved into serious contention
for third place by sweeping a twin
bill with Boston, IA and 4-2.
Dick Siebert hammered home four
Athletic runs in the opener to fea-
ture an 1l-hit barrage while in the
finale, Jess Flores, Philadelphia
right-hander, ran his season pitch
ing record to eight and four.
Detroit-Cleyeland was postponed
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-16
WASHINGTON STATE

Oct. 2, Washington; Oct. 9, Idaho
at Moscow; Oct 16, Oregon at Eu-
gene; Oct. %, Idaho; Oct 80, Ore
gon State at Spokane; Nov. 6, Mon
tana; Nov. l3, Oregon; Nov. 20.
Oregon State at Portland; Nov. 27.
Washington at Seattle.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-16
FOREST FIRE RACES

PORTERVILLE. Calf, June l6
tUP)- Federal and state forestry
service crews today were fighting
one of the largest fires in 25 years
which broke out yesterday in grass
cover in the lower Kern river
canyon, the National Forestry
Service headquarters here reported
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-16
WASHINGTON

Oct. 2, w. S. c. at Pullman; Oct
9, Oregon; Oct. l6, Oregon State
at Portland; Oct. 80, Montana Cten-
tativel Nov. 6, oregon at Portland;
Nov l3, Oregon State; Nov. 90.
Idaho: Nov. %. WSC-
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-16
OREGON

Oct. 8, Washington at Seattle:
Oct. l6, Washington State; Oct. 30
Oregon State; Oct 80, Idaho at
Portland, Nov 6, Washington at
Seattle; Nov 20, w. S. C. at Port
land; NOV. u. OREGON.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-16
OREGON STATE

Oct 9, Montana; Oct. l6. Wash
ington at Portland; Oct. %, Oregon
at Eugene; Oct. 80, W.S.C. at Spo-
kane; Nov. 6, Idaho; Nov. l3, Wash
mgton at Seattle; Nov. 20, W.S.C.
at Portland; Nov 27, Oregon.
IDAHO
Oct. 2, Montana at Missoula: Oct.
8, w. S. c.; Oct. 26. Oct
%, W.S.C. at Pullman; Oct. 30,
Oregon at Portland; Nov. 6, Oregon
at Portland; Nov. g. Oregon State
at Corvallis; Nov 10, Montana;
Nov. 20, Washington at Seattle.
MONTANA
Oct. 2, Idaho: Oct. 9, Oregon State
at Corvallis; Oct. 80, Washington
at Seattle; Nov. 6, W.S.C. at Pull
man; Nov. l3, Idaho at Moscow:
Nov. 20, oregon at Eugene.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-16
MEETING SCHEDULED

FL Centro chapter, No. 109, RAM,
will confer degrees at the meeting
Thursday night, 7:30 O'Clock, in the
Masonic temple
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-16
L. A. BUTTER & EGGS

Los ANGELES, June l6 tUPI-
quotations for tuitel and eggs have beei
discontinued Indefinitely by the Los An
geles Produce Exchange.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-16
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA

Sept 25, U.CLA.; Oct ., Cali
fornia at Berkeley; Oct. 8, St
Mary's Pre- Flight; Oct. l6, Stan
ford at Stanford; Oct. %, Santa
Ana Air Base; Oct. 30, California;
Nov. l3, Stanford; Nov 81. UCL.A.;
Dec. 4, Marchfield.
L. c. L. A.
Sept. 25, Southern California; Oct.
?, Stanford Oct. l6, California; :;
Oct. 30, Stanford at Stanford; Nov.
6, Del Monte Pre- Flight; Nov l3,
California at Berkeley; Nov. 20,
Santa Cara; Nov. 27, Southern
California.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-16
STANFORD

Sept. 25, US.F.: Oct ,. U.CL.A.
at Los Angeles; Oct. 9, Del Monte
Pre- Flight; Oct. l6. Southern Cali
fornia; Oct. %, Santa Clara; Oct.
80, U.CL.A.; Nov. g. St Mary's Pre-
Flight; Nov. 13, Southern California
at Los Angeles; Nov 20, California.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-16
Smother PhonerS
I'm Bell =rucus

Summings got a three base swat.
Ostrander and Fleming tossed and
Bacon caught.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-16
Markets at a
Glance
BY UN1TED PRESS

Stocks higher.
Bonds Higher.
Curb higher.
Cotton steady.
Wheat unchanged 10 off "a.
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CAN WE AFFORD TO Do wTTHoUrTr !?

IL the face 81 the greatest need We have ever KNOWN
must the library CLOSE It's DOORS
As the date oi the WpA liquidation. March - looms
nearer or the calendar the fareas Of having The itbrafS Close
Is cassina : c0Trespondinefy large ahad0w Aud fbS ~ 8 Ame
when pasraq0ula and Mnea Point haFr the tafHeaf population
n HISTORY ARD the library has tn largest nauhef % fefnfi
since la establishment
n answer 70 ~ appeal - : Group u interested clf4kaas
the jackson coaute Board . Supervisors has sflftee lie
financial respanafh4lSty Of tie NbraEte ~ AaacaEouIa aHa
Moss Point e the shoulders - ne municipal fopefnfneute
and rightly 30 As long an the library IS not county Niae M
coveraae and It this stage # development that ~ouio seem
impossible. why should the citizens al NaneisaVe ano haftsX
see any more than q pnpaTttonate shase II their taxes K9aa
10 nsppgv reading facilities 10 The catl2snF q these Two towns
However. THIS county nonf hag already So ap ~ at
budget for thla fiscal wear . monthly sum ui $50 q De- usen
for the purchase 81 new books i'm the library which under
WpA management. was styleu tte county library Ihas doc
not seem TO unreasonable a sum e. allow a tire towns 81
ps~ragoula AID Mos Point where she halk uf the county
uouulafion Is found. particularly IN view 81 the tac1 That
r.sssere from ane section II tie county vii be welcome -
make use II the books and Il g hoped tha1 The supervisors
vii SEQ their way clear IA continue this allowance
Eut this w4l still leave . considerable sum tp b. raised
etsevhere-and from where We ST Il looks Ike q clea-eut
uroblem for the cIiv fathers Maybe city funds WonS stretch
n cDver tfe whole amount bit We waeeE somewhere there
are dollars which could be diverted into a library fund
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that shev have ioaotten h0W t. stand alone after at the
whole intention Of the WPA n settlng up tins library was -
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8han Is start the bali rolling when you're standing iattooieu
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thev DENY support To " worthy and necessary ma under
taking
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FH Conference Is
Slotted For Morch
4 In Puscoqoulo

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-02-12
G0rden Club Hears
Address From Mrs.
Fred Groussemon

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d# pieasuse 81 hsienaase "a an
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Missionary Union
Have RoYul Service
Program Monday

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naaa. gll FAulssnih street 50
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ROYAL Services program
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hymn All Hat use Power #
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Pta Mr. = M Dunaaa.
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sng He received msng NICE aad
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Delore Byrd lfesn pascseoila
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sunday
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visiting Mr MeeeHa brother.
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New Hours OF Local
Rohoning Board
Are Put into Elect

TIE office hours 81 t6s 6s
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Ye been changed n0Y Wo4f
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Mission Study Is
Enjoyed ut Circle
Meeting at Church

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world adjustments
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Ms Arthur Alieu eareh eAatg
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tne u fls fiscal scar Wpgi8 D.
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Mrs. Wolier Lewis
Hostess 20 Church
Circle. Monday

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