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Imperial Valley press., 1943-07-09
Kaiser Tells Plans
To Enter Shipping

SAN FRANCISCO. July 9. CUP)-
Henry j. Kaiser, who owns con-
siderable interest" in the California
Shipbuilding corporation, today dis
closed that he will be active in the
shipbuilding business after the war,
possibly through the corporations
purchase of the American President
Lines.
Announcement that 1T could be
assumed that his shipping opera
tions would be extended after the
war conceded with statement by
S. d. Bechtel. president of w. A..
Bechtel Co, and of Calship, that
Calship was 'itereSted" in acquiring
the line. which has headquarters in
San Francisco and operates in Pa
cific round world runs.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-07-09
MUST COOPERATE

WASHINGTON, July 9. CUP)-
The job of providing relief for war
torn countries cannot be handled
by the United States alone-it must
be tackled by the United Nations
as whole, Herbert H. Lehman, di-
rector of the Office of Foreign Re-
lief and Rehabilitation Operations,
said today.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-07-09
L. A. LIVESTOCK

LOS ANGELES. July CUP Federal
State Market News Service:
CATTLE Salable $50. cleanup trade on
she stock about steady other classes
scarce: cutters TO common cows Gil p
odd medium to u, Gamers down to Z;
cutters TO common bulls S. .25-10 so:
medium 10 good stools quoted at ID So
15S5.
CALVES: Salable IS odd lots steady,
common to medium calves and vealers
lila. good and choice quoted to Is and
above.
HOGS: Salable -. none steady; odd
head 20O-250 lbs 1425-146a. quotahle
top l475. odd $40 lbs. 1873; good TO
choice sows 1S-l3.50.
SHEEP: Salable 500. active. steady to
strong: medium 81 ID wooled lambs IA SO
sorted at y 25: light island lamos 11.50.
island yearlings with No. peltS 10:
medium TO good ewes with Nos. l and >
peltS 7.25: cullS 3.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-07-09
l.. A. POULTRY

LOS ANGELES, July 9 tUPl-
Jobbing prices to retailers on case
packed candled eggs. per dozen: Grade
AA. large 47-49c; Grade A, large 4Tc;
Grade r. large 40-41c: Grade A. medium
42-i3; Grade A, small 37-46.
Retail prices 10 consumers: Grade AA.
large 55-57, Grade A. large 52-54c
TRADE B. large 4749c; Grade A, medium
1851; Grade A, small 37-46c.
Poultry: Unchanged at ceiling.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-07-09
NOT CANCELLED

PORTLAND. Ore, July. 9. UP)-
Kaiser company, Oregon shipbuild-
ing corporations Victory ship pro-
gram definitely will not be can
celled by the War Production
board, Senator Charles l.. McNary.
vacationing at Salem, Ore, advised
yard officers here today.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-07-09
.SoxHurIer Turns
In Best Mound
Work ofxeor

winning the first game, rs, and
dropping the niehtcap, 10, il ID
innings. Merrill May pinch
Coaker Triplett home from third
with the winning run in The finale.
PROTESTS GAME
Cincinnati Pilot Bill Mckechnie
protested the second game when
he learned that Umpire George
Magerkurth had told Manager
Bucky Harris of the Phillies that
he thought the game couldn't go
any longer" Harris then yanked
Dick Barrett and sent in May, who
delivered the winning blow
No other games we're scheduled.
Yesterdays Star-Orval Grove,
who pitched hitleSs ball for 8 2/3
innings as he led the White Sox
to a 1-hit, 10 triumph over the
Yankees in a night game.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-07-09
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO. July 3 tUPI-AdjOurnment
of congress without solving the corn
price situation and failure to prevent
subsidies broke the recent bull market in
grain futures on the Board of Trade to-
day.
Rye finished the day off IL to 3A ..
wheat off to 25s. and oats off l to
Ia
Imperial Valley press., 1943-07-09
GETS CALL

GETS CALL
CHICAGO, July 9. (UP)-The
heat was turned on Rookie Dick
Wakefield of the Detroit Tigers
again today, but he didn't seem to
mind. Wakefield was named by
American League President Will
liam Harridge to supplant the in
jured Charley Keller of New York
on the all-star team that will op-
pose a picked National league outfit
next Tuesday night at Philadelphia.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-07-09
NEW TAXPAYERS

WASHINGTON, July 9. 0UPJ-
The United States added more than
25 100000 new taxpayers to it's in
come tax list in the last two years
in a vast wartime expansion of its
revenue program, estimates reveal
ed.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-07-09

fRtIfIt toASI ItAGIF
First game RH F.
Portland ....--.... O20 402 00O-8 9 /
Sacramento 900 900 020-2 0 I
LiSka and Adams; Jumonyille and
Malone.
Second game RH E
Portland --... 600 600 05x-5 II o
Sacramento .. 600 600 OOx-O 5 o
Orrell and Hoffman; Fitzkie and
Petersen.
Club RH r
Hollywood ..... 1O1 900 62O-lO IA 3
San Francisco OH 600 O2O- 5 9 0
Smith, Thomas 80 and Brenzel:
Harrell, Buzolich (7) Ballou (9) and
Ogrodowski.
Club RH E
Oakland ....... 400 900 OOO-4 1
Los Angeles 100 004 33x-ll Is 0
Kleinke, Chelini 90 and Raj
mond; Phipps, Baker % Osborn
90 and Holm.
Club RH z
Seattle .....-.--.... 600 001 OOO-I 7 0
San Diego ..... 600 900 600 8 0
Fischer and, Sueme; Brillheart,
Schanz 80 and Detore.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-07-09
M a r K ETS
MPLS. FLAX FUTURES
July ............. So 05b
September S3.03
l.. A. BUTTER & EGGS

Los ANGELES July 9 CUPl-
quotations for DuIter and eggs have been
discontinued Indefinitely by the Los An
eeles Produce Exchange.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-07-09
ANGELS TIGHTEN
GRIP ON PACIFIC
LEAGUE LEAD
Nv limited PRESS

The Los Angeles Angels Widened
their Pacific Coast league lead yes
terday by taking their third straight
game from the Oakland Acorns, III
to d, while Second-placc San Fran
cisco was bowling to Hollywood, 10
to 5.
Portland jumped to within a
half game of third-place San Diego
by defeating Sacramento twice, 8
to 2 and to 0. The Padres dropped
a | to decision to the Seattle Rain
ierS.
The Angels spotted the visiting
Oaks a four-run lead in the first
inning and then landed on NubS
Kleinke and Italo Chelini for IL
hits and 10 runs in the late innings.
Orin Baker, who succeeded Jodle
Phipps on the mound for Los An
geles in the second, was credited
with the win, and Chelini with the
defeat.
ANGELS SCORE
Los Angeles scored four runs in
the sixth, three of them on homer
by Jim Russell. The Angels added
three more runs in the seventh,
two on home run by Cecil Garriott,
and closed with three runs in the
fight.
San Francisco dropped IL games
off the pace set by the Angels when
the Hollywood Stars blasted out ten
hits and eight runs in the seventh
c,u ~ Il IN, 1f ri
co to defeat the Seals 10 to 5, and
take a two to one lead III the series.
The Stars hit Seal Pitcher Ray
Harrell for big seventh inning,
scoring six runs, and touched Tony
Buzolich for two more runs i'll the
eighth. Johnny Dickshot led the
attack with a home run and two
singles. Ronnie Smith was the win
ming pitcher.
George Jumonville, tranSplanted
third sacker, pitched the opening
game for Sacramento against the
Portland Beavers, issuing nine hits
and eight walks. Ad LiSka held the
SolonS in check as the Beavers won
a to victory.
SCORELESS BALL
In the nightcap Joe Orrell of the
Beavers and Bob Fitzke of the
Solons pitched scorelesS ball through
the scheduled seven innings, but
Portland cut loose with a five run
barrage in the eighth to win and
take four to one lead in the series
being played at Sacramento.
Seattle nosed out the Padres at
San Diego, scoring the only run of
the game in the sixth inning when
Bill Kats tripled and scored on a
long fly by DickGyselman. -Four
double plays by the Rainiers helped
Carl Fischer win the pitching hon
ors over Jim Brillheart. 1t was Seat
ties second win over the Padres in
three starts
Imperial Valley press., 1943-07-09
BREAKS SPELL

A crowd of BLOB let out long
loud groan when Gordon broke the
spell. Then Grove was cheered
nightly when Bill Johnson ground
ed out weakly for the final out.
Grove issued three walks and
famed three. Two Yankees reached
third-Frankie Crosetti in the fourth
on a walk, sacrifice and an out,
and johnson in the fifth on walk
| and successive outs.
Wally Moses tailed the game S
only run in the first when he Sin
gled, stole second for his 10Th theft
of the year, moved along on an
infield hit and scored on Luke APP
pings fly.
The victory, Chicago's ninth in
II starts, trimmed New York's mar
gin over runner-up Detroit to 2R
games. The Sox collected four hits
off Hank Borowy.
The fast-flying Tigers chalked
up their ninth win in IL starts by
defeating the AS, 81.
Dizzy Trout stopped Phils delphia
with six hits for his fourth straight
victory and ninth of the year as
the Tigers, led by Dick Wakefield
-all-star game nominee-hit Roger
Wolff for nine Wakefield hit three
singles in four trips to raise his
major league leading total TO SO.
SEVEN HITS
Rookie Allie Reynolds gave up
only seven hits for his third win as
the Indians slapped the Senators,
So. The Tribe gathered nine hits
including six doubles and a triple,
to climb within half a game of
the first division. Mickey Rocco
paced the Cleveland clouters With
three doubles and walk.
The Browns broke out of a four
game losing spell TO dump the Red
Sox, So. Steve Sundra gave up
only seven safeties for his sixth
success.
In the National league, the Pirates
dropped the Dodgers q games be-
| hind the idle, pace-setting Cardinals
by registering an 3-2 triumph. Rip
Sewell chalked up his sixth straight
and 18th mound win Of the year as
Pittsburgh climbed TO within three
games Of second place. Eibie Flet-
/ chers three-run homer in the first
frame provided enough runs 10 win
for the Pirates.
! Cincinnati split with Philadelphia
Imperial Valley press., 1943-07-09
Markets at a
Glance
BY UNITED PRESS

Stocks higher
Bonds ifregulafly higher
Curb higher
Cotton steady.
Wheat off to 2M cents. oats futures
off ] TO 1as cents; rye futures off IL
10 81.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-07-09
Diamond
Results

PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
La gaceta., 1943-02-16
G0LSMAN BUSCA UNA Ii
CA PARA LOS REBELDES
DE MONTGOMERY

Montgomery, Feb. 16.-LOs
Rebe.des de Montgomery CANA
ron ell campeonato de la Liga
del Sureste del ano pasado y
ahora Ben Goltsman, su dueno,
anda a la GAIA de una liga don
Ge meter su novena porque la
del Sureste acord6 disolverse.
Goltsman logr6 salvar los res
tos de su team" y ACADIA de com
prar los 81 peloteros del CLUB"
Meridian, de la misma liga.
Trat6 de meter a los Rebel
6es en- la Liga del Sur del At
lartico, con sus As peloteros; pc
10 este circuito tambi6n ha re-
sUe,tO "desbandarse."
Manana microbes ira a Bir-
minghan, Alabama, con la espe
rama de ingresar su novena Ell
la association del Sur.
81 la Liga del Sur acuerda di-
sol erse, entOnces vendera sus
p~eloteros y aguardara la llega-
ga de tiempoS mejores.
La gaceta., 1943-02-16
DEPORTES
EN- FL
DE SULPHUR SPRINGS

FL gran favorito en- la move.
ma carrara de anoche, John Ma
loney. fializ6 en- Ell quinto lugar
Y Our Jackie, cue figuraba en-
el grupo clasif.cado como de
"retaguardia" pas6 la meta en-
primer lugar Y sus boletos Sc
abonaron a S6.40. Wakefield
Lady entr6 en- segundo lugar.
Vencieron en- la apuesta do
be v Sis billetes Sc abonaron a
$500, los va'iosos ejamplares
Fla ana y Daisy. Fran dos ia
voritos.
Tr:unfaron en- las otras carre
ras Ladies' Garter, cuyos bole-
tos Sc abonaron a $3.50; Haug
ty, que page a $500; Sea Shell,
$3.50; Time Table, $3.50; To
tins Home, $3.50; Irish Tune,
$500; Ben's Girl, $1.30, y Lady
Gunter $40.
La gaceta., 1943-02-16

New York, Feb. 16.-Un nue.
vo Ray Robinson comoatira a.
lui ell viernes, un Robinson de-
rrotado hace pocos dias, 10 que
nadie esperaba, por Jacobo La
Motta.
Possible es que la pelea del
viernes sea la Ultima de Robin
ION antes de ingresar en- 81 ejer
otto.
Ell negro de Harlem combat
RI con ell sargento Jackie Will
son, de California destacado en-
Mitchell Field, y ell match" ten
dra una duraci6n de 10 asaltos.
Robinson no habia sido derro
tado en- 40 peleas PROFESSIONALS
hasta su reciente pelea con La
Motta.
Ell dia 5 de febrero, en- De-
troit, La Motta lie maltrat6 y lie
propin6 su primera derrota. Ca
81 estuvo a punto de vencerle
por nocaut.
Qued6 demostrado en- Ell en-
cuentro que Robinson es vulne-
rable y Sc disip6 la 'leyenda"
Ge la inpencibilidad.
I'm tanto por ciento de 10 que
Ell match" produzca Sc destina
"a al fondo de la PARALYSIS infan
til.
81 Robinson puede ser derro-
tado otra vez, Wilson es ell HON
bre para lograrlo y asi 10 ase
gura ell campe6n Jose Luis. La
Motta ostenta tambien una de
cision sobre Robinson.
Los peritos no discuten la i'm
tportancia maxima de los dos
gladiadores en- cuanto al titulo
de las lat libras.
IHabra dejado efecto en- Ro-
Ibinson la golpiza de La Motta?
En- ell semifinal apareceran
George Sorne, de Niles, Ohio, y
Marvin Bryant, de Dallas.
La gaceta., 1943-02-16
Roger Honsby ataca a los duehos
de novenas de la Liga de Texas
Hablan de "Potencia Humana," pero tienen
su vista fila en- ell dinero

Fort Worth, Feb. l6.-Roger
Horn by, ell glorioso veterano
de Ia pe,ota, ahora director de
los Gataos de Fort Worth, alta.
20 aver a los duehos de seis club
do la Liga de Texas Y dijo de
Nos que hablan de potencia hu
mana, de la escasez de pelote.
ros, pero que tienen su vista fl
ia en- el dinero.
La Liga ha puesto su profile
ma sobre las rodillas de Paul
McNutt.
Los ejecutiyos de la Liga, ella
Sc Al, suspendieron su reu'
Mon en- Shreveport, a fines de
la semana pasada, y pidieron a
McNutt que defina ell estado de
los iugadores PROFESSIONALS de
49,
.pelota, declarando que la Liga
no podra funcionar a menos
cue la Comisi6n apruebe la pc
lota como esencial.
"El.os no quieren arrieSgarse
|-dijo 81 'Rajah', aludiendose a
los clubs Houston, Tulsa, San
Antonio, Dallas, Shreveport y
Beaumont. Temen perder algo.
No quieren luchar y hacer fren
te a las perdidas, de modo que
el deporte pueda mantenerse y
Oar al pueblo ell mejor y mas sa
ludab,e de los entretenimientos
este no es tempo de temo-
res. debi,idades o vacilaciones.
TOdo el mundo combate y Sc a.
rriesga por defender 10 que de-
be conservarse. Ahora es Ell
tempo de que los duehos de
clubs retiren ell ojo del dinero
y demuestren que verdadera'
mente Green en- los meritos del
deporte.
La pelota no tiene peores pro
blemas que cast todos los nego-
clos. Hay escasez de brazos pa
IA la industrial y Ell comercio,
pero las fabricas y estableci-
mientos Sc mantienen abiertOs.
Paul McNutt declare aver a
La gaceta., 1943-02-16
HUELGA EN-
POR FALTA DE Aqua

Habana Feb. 16.-LoS habi
tantes de la ciudad de CANA
guey Sc declararon en- huelga
general la semana pasada en-
rrotesta por la falta de aqua.
CerrarOn sUs puertas las indus
trias y establecimientos conner
ciales, los vehiculos dejaron
de circular v los nihos Sc mar
charon de las eacuelas.
Muchos vecinos colgaron ban
deras amarillas como EXPIRE
sion de desastre.
Durante una manifestation
tres personals sufrieron heri-
das leves. Los soldados y la pc
licia disolvieron los grupos.
La escasez de aqua Sc inici6
La gaceta., 1943-02-16

hace variaa Hernanaa lucgo de
haher sufrido averias el equL
po del acueducto. En- los cua-
tro dias que antecedieron a la
manifestation, la ciudad no
tuvo aqua.
Ell pres.dente Batista conce-
di6 inmediatamente I'm credi-
to Y dispuso que ell ministro de
obras pdblicas faci.ite aqua a
la poblaci6n.
La gaceta., 1943-02-16
APLAZADA LA PELEA OR.


Oakland, CAL, Feb. 16.-Ha
sido aplazado para ell dia 10 de
mario ell "match55 de boxeo en-
tire Manuel Ortiz, campe6n del
peso BANTAM" y Lou Salica, el
~excampe6n.
Ortiz esta sufriendo de una
infection a La garganta " su
mentor pidi6 ell ap,azamiento.
Salica perdi6 ell titulo en- Ell
mes de agosto del aio pasado,
en- I'm combate a Is asaltos con
Ortiz.
La gaceta., 1943-02-16

un representante de la Liga de
Texas, de Washington, que ell
jugar a la pelota no amerita,
hasta ahora, un diferimiento en-
cuanto al servicio militar.
Algunas ligas quieren conse-
guir que McNutt les Olga que
no pueden operar y asi obtener
que el comisionado Lands ICON
jele" los contracts de todos los
peloteros.
ST una Liga cierra sin tai Or
den, los jugadores pasaran a
ser agentes libres.
La gaceta., 1943-02-16
ESTA NOCHE
CHESTER RICO

New York, Feb. 16.-Bobby
Mcintyre, peso ligero de De,
troit, vencedor de Make Shapi
no, peleara hoy en- la Arena
Broadway, en- Brooklyn, con
Chester Rico, ell notable pGgil
del Bronx.
Tendra ell combate una dura-
cion de 10 asaltos.
Mcintyre Sc propone retar a
Beau Jack, ell campe6n, 81 con-
sigue derrotar a Rico.
Combatiran en- ell semifinal
Jose Aponte Torres y Johnny
ICockfield.
La gaceta., 1943-02-16
Ell ARZ0BISPO DE N. YORK
VISITO A Nj D

Madrid, Feb. 16.-Acompana
do por ell embajador americano
Hayes, monsenOr Spellman, ar
zobispo de la di6cesis de New
York, en- los Estados Unidos, vi
sit6 al miniStro de Estado, ge-
neral Gomez Jordana.
La vista, segGn ell eml5aja-
dor, fue puramente de ~cortesfa.
Aseg1rase que ell arzobispo
yisitara al Papa Pho XII en- Gu
dad Vaticano.
La gaceta., 1943-02-16
HERIDO Ell MARINERO
CHARLES T. VALDES

La Secretaria de Marina in
form6 la semana pasada a la
Sra. Piedad V. De Armas, We
Gina del 141512 de la Trece ave
nida, que esta herido 81 hijo ell
marinero Charles T. Valdes.
Ell 10, en herido sirve a la ma
ci6n desde hace muchos meses.
Anheamos su restablecimiento.
La gaceta., 1943-02-16
FL minstr0 dc Eatado. JNaa

FL min.Etro do Eatado. JoAS
ARuetin Martinez, compare Ia
guerra hispanoamericana con
el ataque de Pearl Harbor y di
10 que los c%orazones de los Gu
banos laten al unisono con los
del pueblo de Estados Unidos
en- ell deseo de derribar para
siempre ell m~onstruoso total
tarismo.
Asistieron a la ceremonial ell
presdiente Batista Y ell Sr.
Sprullie Braden, embajador
de los Estados Unidos.
La gaceta., 1943-02-16
ANIVERSARIO DEL HUNDl-
E ] Ell MAINE

Habana, Feb. I6.-La Rcpu
blica conmemor( aver ell 45'
aniversario del hundimiento
del acorazado Maine" en- 10
bahia de la Habana.
La gaceta., 1943-02-16
NUEVA VICTORIA DE WILL
LIE PEP

Baltimore, Feb. 16.-El nue.
vo campe6n del peso de pluma,
Willie Pep, derrot6 anoche por
decision, en- diaz asaltos, a Billy
Speary, de Nanticoke, Pa. No
Sc discutia Ia corona del prime
70.
Fue la 61' victoria consecu-
ii a del patrocinado de Viscusi.
La gaceta., 1943-02-16

s. aenor:
Para pintAr mejor su
casa, compre la pintura
3. L. p, vendida exclu-
sivamenre pnr K / n g
Greco Hardware Co.,
"a. Aven;ja v Gale Is
La gaceta., 1943-02-16
Despierta grani ntereslapelea entire
Ray Robinson y Jackie Wilson
Espera Robinson recuperar su prestigio

Victor Resto, de Puerto Rico,
Sc bstira a seis asaltos con Gus
Levine, de Harlem.
La gaceta., 1943-02-16

Sc NECESlTA una senora
latina para ayudar a los queha-
ceres de una casa. Lame por ell
M 5000.
La gaceta., 1943-02-16
AVISO

Necesito nudA"me para Ybor
City. La persona que me avise
o proporcione ell poder rentar
una casa con S poseoiones lie
gratificare con $1,000. Avise-
me al 1915 Is Avenida o al
TeIefono M 1921, Nanny De
Castro, Official Asistente de la
Corte Juvenil.
La gaceta., 1943-02-16
Rheumatic Happy;
Relieves Pain Quick

Thousands who suffered from tire toi turins
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Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-23
Berlin Is Sea Of Flames

overcast could be seen 70 miles by
GlierS returning from what was
probably the heaviest Allied air
attack of The war.
The flierS, some of whom went
through the London blitz and were
getting their first chance to pitch
back at the German capital, COM
mented that they didn't sec how
any city could mold out under many
such bombardmentS.
And their success in executing
the raid despite what were once
regarded as impossible conditions,
pointed only to one thing: such
raids are going to be continued,
probably in constantly increasing
force until Berlin and the Germans
are through. The RATS remarkable
pathfinder system, by which the
bombers arrived over Berlin to find
their target plainly outlined in
flares dropped by the advance
planes, turned once = hampering
clouds to advantage.
CLOUDS THICK
The clouds were so thick the
Germans WeIe unable to get their
night fighters off the ground and
figured it useless even to t.y their
searchlight barrage. The returning
bomber crews hadn't seen a single
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-23

German fighter.
All Berlin could do was cringe
and take it, tossing up a great flax
barragc but q vain one, From a
force numbering possibly thou5-
and or more bombers, the barragc
took scarcely more Of o toll than
would have been expected from
engine trouble and other eXigencies.
The bomber5 hit Berlin at about
eight O'Clock in one Of the earliest
attacks yet. They took off late in
the afternoon from fields all over
Britain forming a great loose pro-
cession across the sky which tight
ened over the heart of Nazidom into
a solid knockout punch force which
rammed home its destruction in
half an hour or less.
IT was midnight when through
the static on the control tower
radio canc the hoarSc but chcery
voice, u for uncle calling, u for
uncle calling The first plane Was
back in a star-5pcel:lcd, black SKI.
Two of the stars suddenly swung
down toward field tOgether-they
were the planes landing lights.
FIRST ONE BACK
There she is-there's the first
ono coming in
The commanding officer pecred
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-23
100 Jail Mos!ey'
BritisElers Riot

LONDON, Nov. 90. CUP)--A near
riot broke out among 1000 Jail
Mosely' demonstrators in parlia-
ment square today while home sec
retary Herbtrt Morrison was in
forming commons that be released
Sir Oswald MoSley, British Fascist
leader, on medical advice to save
him from death in prison.
Hundreds of men and women
Surgcd against the gates Of the
houses Of parliament shouting and
flOuting banners proclaiming Jail
Mosley," and "MCrri5on Must Go
-Four mounted police joined at
least 50 boobies in attempting to
control the biggest demonstration OF
its kind since the start OF the wal
one sergeant who rode into the
angry mob was almost pulled from
his horse.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-23
Young Officer Is
Critically Injured

Alfred H. Summers, 90, second
lieutenant and asSisianc engineer
ing officer Of squadron stationed
at the FL Centre marine air station,
was in the naval hospital in San
Diego Tuesday suffering from
critical injuries suffered in a plane
crash in Imperial Valley last Friday.
Ic and Miss Norma Barrett of
MeXiCali were married at the air
station Nov II, a Week before the
plane crash in which 1t. Summers
was injured. The young couple had
lived at the Barbara Worth hotel
III FL Ccntro since their marriage.
Before entering the service, Sum
merS attended Rice institute and
later attended college. He took his
pre- flight training in Georgia and
later was in training at Dallas. He
was cadet officer at Corpus
Christi His father, Albert j. Sum-
msrs, lives ct Sc cedar street,
Palestine, Texas
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-23
'Squander Bug to
Fight Initiation

WASHINGTON, Nov. %. tUP) -
The Squander bug. the latest thing
in the realm of G-men, will go on
the job soon TO leer at people who
contribute to initiation.
The treasury said today that the
squander bug was hardly beau
tiful creature, being a weird sort OF
cuss with silly grin on his face
and q penchant for chewing up
dollar bills that could do better
work in buying war stamps
The bug will leer from stream
ers, signs, and newspaper cartoons
at people who don't know what in
flatiCn means, and ridicule their
loyalty in squandcring money which
might better be devoted to the pur-
chase of war bonds" the treasury
said.