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Evening star., 1943-11-15

OF the United
States I'd Ar
mored Division
on the So-called
German horror
tank Mark
6 Tiger which
was being de-
scribed a fe W
months ago as
an nv In c ible
monster, W it h
armor which was
proof against the
latest antitank
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Evening star., 1943-11-15
DR.. DouqIuss to Speak

DR.. Paul F. Douglass, president of
American University, will address
the Georgetown Lions Club at noon
tomorrow at Thirty-first and o
streets NV. on History and the
Present Condition of American
University"
Evening star., 1943-11-15
Congress in Brief

BY the Assoclated Press.
Senate:
Considers measure directing the
Treasury to spend $25,000,000 for
War bond advertising in news
papers.
Agriculture Committee opens in
quiry on general farm situation.
Judiciary Committee considers
move to submit poll tax controversy
as constitutional amendment.
House:
Routine session.
Evening star., 1943-11-15
Situation in Lebanon
Potentially Grave,'
Briton Declares
BY the Associated Press.

CAIRO, Nov. 15.-The situation
in Lebanon Is potentially grave"
and a real clash between the
natives and the French might
come at any time-no one knows
when," Curtis Ryan, controller of
the British Ministry of Informa-
| ton in the Middle East, said to-
day on his return from Beirut.
The controller said casualties in
the political controversy already had
totaled 140, including 10 or II dead
and future armed struggles might
occur in either Lebanon or Syria.
Richard G. Casey, British minis
ter of state in the Middle East who
returned from Beirut last night, ex-
planned Britain's position in the
F'ranco-Lebanese dispute today to
Gen. Georges Catroux, empowered
by the French Committee of Ma
tional Liberation to seek a settle
ment.
Mr.. Casey, who conferred in Beirut
yesterday with Sir Edward Spears
British minister to Lebanon and
Syria, urged Gen. Catrow to reach
Beirut quickly. Gen. Catroux in 1941
promised Lebanon full independence
British Lodge Protest.
The British government, which
has expressed concern over the sit
uation and lodged a protest with
the French. also made representa-
tions to the French committee
against an attack by French troops
in Beirut Saturday against students
waiting outside the British Legation
to see Spears. 1t was reported from
Jerusalem that six students were
wounded.
(The Associated Press learned
in London that the British ex-
pect Gen. Catroux to order the
release of Leoanese cabinet min
listers and Parliament members
under arrest; withdraw Jean
Louis Helleu, who ordered the
arrests and set up a provisional
government; negotiate with the
Lebanese over the question of
their independence and sov-
ereignty.
(The British government was
known to be in close touch with
American authorities while
bringing full diplomatic pressure
to bear on the French in
Algiers and Cairo)
May Be Test Case.
Meantime, Egyptians expressed
the view that the disturbances in
Lebanon may be a test case on the
issue of freedom promised various
small countries in this theater and
forecast other outbreaks unless the
situation is ended promptly and
amicably.
In nutshell the background Of
the immediate difficulty as the
Lebanese election in which admit
tedly small proportion of the citi-
zens voted but which returned a
nationalistic majority. The new
Parliament then revised the consti-
tuition, removing checkmates pre-
viously held by the French who had
controlled the country under a
League of Nations mandate.
When negotiations failed, the
French Army arrested the Lebanese
premier and various of 48 members
OF the Parliament who voted against
French control. Those arrested still
are being held in a fortress some
distance from the capital.
A steady succession of sharp
clashes between French troops and
the disgruntled natives were report
ed. Throughout the Middle East
there were expressions and acts of
sympathy for the Lebanese.
A provisional Lebanese govern
ment has been formed and from its
seat at Baalbeck, in the hills OF
eastern Lebanon, was reported to
have ordered q continuation Of or
ganized resistance against the
French.
Evening star., 1943-11-15
BY THOMAS r. HENRY.
Star stan CORRESPONDENT.

WITH UNITED STATES 7th
ARMY (By Air Courier) The IT,
gers claws have effectively been
clipped.
Such is the judgment Of officers
Evening star., 1943-11-15

guns, six mine throwers, 100 900
cartridges, two radio transmitting
stations and other material.
Evening star., 1943-11-15
Britain Releases Paint

Britain Is releasing to civilians
100000 gallons Of brown paint for
essential repair and maintenance
work on private property.
Evening star., 1943-11-15

The sooner you get that War saw
lhgs stamp in your book the sooner
1ou will get victory In the bag.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-27

been playing in the east during the
summer. is due to return about
November 10. when details of the
winter program will be completed,
Fahs said. McLaren recently un-
derwent a minor operation, but has
fully recovered, it was announced.
Enjoying one of the best fal,
seasons in its history. the course
is rapidly becoming a mecca for
service men who are taking adj
vantage of one of the few recrea-
tional activities in Ell Centre which
is open to all, Fahs disclosed.
THE course is in better shape
than it has been for years and is
attracting new players daily, Fans
stated. we are seeding the greens
and it won't be long until they are
showing through with a new bright
ness" he added.
One of the first tournaments ten
tatively planned is strictly a local
affair while an all-valley play is
being arranged for February or
March. it was announced.
With the renewed enthusiasm
that is being shown in golf, we feel
sure that this seasons tourna-
ments will be the most successful
we have ever had in the valley
Fahs concluded.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-27
MARK EFT S
4. A. PRODECE

Los ANGELES. Oct y UP,- Federal
State Market News:
ASPARAGUS: Steady. Per ID: In
pcrial punched extra select 35C select n
30c. extra fancy 25c, fancy 1910, special
11-13c: loose extra fancy and select 26-
2Sc, fancy 22-25c. small 15-17c.
PUNCHED VEGETABLES: Steady. Per
Crt.: BeetS ga doz 1872. 90. ordinary
I 25; carrots 3 doz. 50-1.75. small 125;
iced CUtS Santa Barbara Is doz 3. I'd 90.
green onions 5 doz. 5.oo-6 %; leckS , doz.
. 60. mustard doz. 1.o0-1. 10; parsley Is
doz 2.o0-2. p. fair .50-1.75, radShes
small rcd doz. l5O-1. SO fair 135;
spinach doz best 25o. ordinary l So
1.75; turnipS 2is-3 doz. I75-2.00, ordinary
125
CORN. Steady. Golden Cross lugS 3-3ls
doz fair 1.OO-1 ~ ordinary 75C, No. p
25-50c; san Diego crts. doz. 200-2.25
holdoverS SOL .75 field corn luCs 65-75c.
EGGPLANT; Firm local 9-12 tops S.
S5c. crate stock 3-5c lb.
SQUASH. Steady. White summer Tugs
San Diego best 1.50-1.75. fair l y, No =
65-S5C. Imperial crtS. 1.25-1.5O Italian
san Diego 1.o0-1. 40; Ne. p 50-75C: I'M
yellow crookneck san Diego PSI 50,
iair loo. Imperial CrtS 125-l5O; Table
Queen lugs 75-S5c; Banana per ID. 2c.
Hubbard Sc
TOMATOES: Steady. san Diego lugS
lN5S / 25-1 Is. 5N5S and 5N6S 1.50-2. 10:
6N6S 35-1.75, 6N7s 1o0-1 -; Santa Bar
bara and san Luis hiSpo INlS l.5O-2.O 90.
4N5S 1.75-2oO, fair 1.5o. 3N2s and iNbs
.. OO-2.2 faiI 1.73 6N6S l.IA-2.O0, ialr
50. 6N7S 15O-1.75; Santa Barbara >
layer 10000. Stems Santa Barbara ,
layer 5N6S 2.25 6X6s 200. 6N7S 10.
Egg tomatoes trays Italian l.25. yel-
low 100.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-27
N. 7. STOChS

NEW YORK Oct. y tUP)-A spurf Of
more than 10 points in American Dstilhng
and declines ranging 10 , points in
American e. Foreign Power issues today
featured a moderately active, higher stock
market.
Weakness in American & Foreign Power
stocks parallclcd n decline ranging 10
nearly ? points in Argentine bonds.
The squirt in American Distilling left
the Issue at 66ai, new high. and up -
points over last Saturdays close. The
stock closed yesterday at 56"s. iher dis
tllinR issues were narrower movers today
and volume in them slipped off.
United States Steel became active and
rose = point on its report for the third
quarter showing net income Of Sl-4s a
share. against S1.0S in the second quarter
and II cents share in the third quarter
of last year. Bethlehem gained nearly
point as did Youngstown Sheet a Tube.
American Airlines led the airline sec
tion higher with a gain of more than
points. Eastern Air Lines rose nearly
points and Pan American more than
point
Dow-Jones preliminary closing stock av-
crages: Industrial 1855. UP 0.69. rail
50 50, up 0.33; utility 21.94. off 0.0l; and
IS stoclSs 4s5l up 0.26.
Stock sales totaled ST7.Ci0 shares COM
pared with S95.S yesterday. Curb stock
sales were 253. OBS shares against 22I.5o5
in the previous session.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-27

pal of the school, announced We'd
nesday.
At special meeting of the board
of trustees, called to accept Cart
WrightS resignation, H. NJ Hoskins,
chemistry teacher for the past fif-
teen years at Brawley, and formerly
a football coach at the Sweetwatcr
high school near San Diego, was
chosen to finish out the season in
CartWright's post.
"Wednesday Principal Palmer said
that he had made an effort 10 OBJ
tairl the services of professional
coach, but due TO the manpoNcr
shortage, he was unable to lind an
available gridiron mentor
DRUBBING RECALLED
Cartwright's "blew-up" was re-
',orted to have occurred inllcd-
lately after the game last F'riday
night with CalexIco when the bor-
der Bulldogs defeated Brawley 32
to IA, and a sco..e which probably
would have been, greater on the
part of the border squad but ,or
the fact that Goa ch Lee Boyle sent
his third team into the game, which
gave Brawley its only scoring
chance.
Unbowed by their series of de-
feats, the ,BraWley team members
met Immediately after Cartwright
announced he was quitting and
voted to carry out their schedule
Of games for the remainder of the
season under Hoskins' direction.
In his parting verbal shot, Cart
wright is asserted to have declared
that he would not assume the re-
sponsibility of taking the football
squad into any other VALLEY confer
ence games because the men were
not in shape" and were completely
outclassed by other valley PLAYERS
1 have had nothing but green
squad to work with since 1 have
been here. Not a Ietterman turned
out, and many of the men failed to
practice steadily, Cartwright was
quoted as Statibg.
His tenure as coach was short
hVed, Cartwrie ht having held the
post only live weeks, Principal PAL
mer said. . W.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-27
between these two teal
UNPREDICTABLE

No matter how strong .El Centre
happens to be, the Bray7ley Wild
cats usually prove a stumbling block
as far as any big scores are COLI
ccrned.
Last year during the first game.
FL Ccntro barely ekcd out to 0
win in the first game, and by ali.
other close margin in The second
contest Of the valley conference
play.
This "ear, because of a ruling by
the school federation, high school
players can play only six games of
tournament play, which limits all
schools to only one came against
each opponent for the title. How
ever, paradoXically as it may seem,
they all are scheduled to play one
or more poSt-SeaSon games and
there doesn't seem to be any OBJ
lection. The point of the whole
thing appears to be lost in the
shuttle.
Imperial's Tigers play practice
came Friday night at Imperial
against the Calipatria squad Ill
preparation for their game against
III Centre in Imperial on Noyem-
ber g.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-27
EX.BOXER GOES
AWOL TO SNAG
JAPANESE SCALP

AN ADVANCED PACIFIC BASE,
Oct. IS CDepayed CUPp-George
Cthe Creek AsimakiG stepped from
the professional boxing ring into
the Navy and when the Bluejackets
failed to provide action, went AWol
to kill japanese en- a supposedly
all-army assault.
Asimakis. whose home is at 334
18th St, Bakersfield, Cal, and who
was a Golden Glove official in
Joplin, Mo, left his job as a fire
man 2nd class, USN, at a front
line base two weeks ago, borrowed"
a rifle, and went hunting the Jap
anese forces on the other end of
the island
The army returned him ~ hours
later-but not before he had killed
a japanese.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-27
MORAN STOPS
MEXICAN STAR

LOS ANGELES, Oct. 27. UP)-
A scheduled hereunder between
Jorge Moralia and Nicholas Moran.
two fighters from Mexico, ended in
a third round technical draw last
night at Olympic auditorium when
Moralia suffered cut over the left
eye.
Moran, 1873, Hermosillo. Mex, and
Moralia, 1876, Mexico City, were
Waging an even battle when the
fight was halted.
In the second event Terry Gibson
148, Los Angeles, took the decision
over George Henry, 148, New York
City after a slow 10 rounds. There
were no knockdowns and the two
exchanged harmless blows.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-27
BAY MEADOWS
LONGEST SHOT
PAYS OFF S220

SAN MATEO, Oct. 27. 'UP)-
Investigation. 100 to l shot, cap
tured the second race at Bay Mead
ows yesterday and paid s22O.30, a
new record for the track.
Investigation, a two year old
making his first start, was ridden
by George Adkins, former tail gun
ner in a Flying Fortress, who was
discharged from the air forces be-
cause of shrapnel injuries.
Adkins also booted Friar Gene
home in the third race, rewarding
So ticket holders with S51.20.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-27
FEMALE DEER
COSTS DEARLY

LANCASTER, Calf, Oct. 81 up
An Ocean Park truck driver to-
day faced 100 days in the county
jail after pleading guilty yesterday
to unlawful possession of two
female deer.
Ollie U. Vann, the truck driver,
was arrested Monday night with
the recently shot does. Judge John
Mcneil ordered confiscation of
VannS guns.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-27
PICK THE WINNERS

OF football games played
weekend
you provided
the of the points will be counted the highest
a game
prize
while three will
best guessers point to third place
Get the swim and participate in the fun YOU the
All must turned
during of the
Calexico left Ellis Peoples
deposited
Ell them
Po-Press, Ell Centre.
they the fourth week.
TEAMS YOUR CHOyCE
Coast Guard VS. Reno Air Base ---.......-.-..- -
Muhlenberg VS.. Bucknell .....-
Minnesota Northwestern
Kansas State VS.. Kansas ..---...---...
Marquette VS.. Denver
Imperial VS.. Capatria ..........- -
So. Methodist VS.. Texas ..........--.... -
UCLA VS.. San Diego Tr (rescheduled) ..-.
Redlands VS.. Yuma Air Base ---..... .
Penn State vs. West Virginia
Cornell VS.. Columbia
Iowa State vs. Oklahoma
Holy Cross vs. Colgate
.-. - .......
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-27
PLAYERS SHIFTED

LOS ANGELES, Oct. 27. CUP)-
Trojan coach Jeff Cravath today
shifted players into spots he ex-
poets to be vacated by Ralph Hey
wood, Mickey McCardle, Howard
Callahan, and Pete MacPhail.
At yesterdays long but mild
practice for the Bear game SatUT-
day brother George Callahan filled
Callanan's right half spot and Jim
Hardy took over for McCardle at
quarterback Harry Planck, who
withdrew from his guard post earl
ier in the semester, came back yes
terday TO fill Dick Jamison's left
guard post,
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-27
Bruin Absences
Affect Practice

LOS ANGELES. Oct. q. OUP)-
Bruin practice continued on its
make-shift way today with several
of the teams navy traineeS still
out on between-semeSter leave.
Coach Babe Horrell shifted Troy
Horton from his fullback position
TO end and put Art Tackel at his
old tackle spot, after his rein
statement.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-27
GOLF CHAMPION
SETS SCHEDULE
FOR MATCH PLAY

NEW YORK, Oct. 27 CUP)-The
first of five challenge matches be-
tween Byron Nelson, Masters
champion, and Harold tJug) Nc
Spaden, winner of this years $40, .
600 Tam o -Shanter tournament,
will be an 18hole round at Pine
hurst, N. c., Nov. g. Fred Corcoran,
tournament chairman of the PGA,
announced today.
Corcoran said the first of the
five 36hole matches would be play
ed in two rounds, the second round
to be played Nov. 7, at Greensboro,
N. C. The other four rounds will
be played at Dallas. Seattle, Los
Angeles, and Phoenix.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-27
L. A. LIVESTOCK

los ANGELES, Oct. 27 UPl-Federal-
State Market News:
CATTLE: Salable 1000. very uneven.
steers steady. cows steady to 25 cents
lower, other classes little change but gen
eral trend slow; 3 loads good light
weight fed steers 15.25-15.35. load
medium steers 1875. cutter to common
10-10.50; common TO medium heifers IL
IL; 2 loads outstanding young cows 1916
few medium TO good cows 10. 50-13. COM
mon down 10 9, Gamers and cutters
6.25-s.50; common TO medium bulls $50
1000.
CALVES: Saiable 400, very slow. few
early sales around so cents lower; med
ium TO good slaughter calves HIP odd
choice vealers steady at 14.50.
HOGS: Salable 1000, steady TO % cents
lower; good TO choice 1S0-250 lbs. Is. p
1850, top 1870 2S0-300 lbs 14.75 good
TO choice sows 13-13.6 60 odd head to IA
SHEEP: Salable 300. load lambs not
shown: good 10 choice wooed lambs
quoted 10 around Ia
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-27
Tempest Is Aid
In Bear Workout

BERKELEY, Oct. 81 CUP)- The
University of California Bears
won't be disappointed if it rains
and hardin Los Angeles Saturday
when they meet the unbeaten
Southern California Trojans.
The Bears worked out in down.
pour yesterday and Coach Stub Al
lison said the session was the best
of the season. Allison and his aides
figure that wet weather might
ho
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-27
l.. A. STOCKS

Los ANGELES, Oct - CUP Shares
were generally steady TO stronger in
moderate trading today on the Los An
geles Stock Exchange. Sales totaled 3450
shares. Seven issues advanced, three
declined and 10 were steady
The list; Bandini 200 al a., unchanged.
Republic Petroleum 300 at So. unchanged,
Shell 100 at 23h, unchanged sun Ray
100 at So. unchanged; Union Oil 100 al
1879, up \: Cons. Steel common 100 at
On, down \ Cons. Steel Pfd. 100 at
277s, unchanged: Creameries of America
200 at "a. unchanged; Hunt Bros. Pkg.
Pfd. 100 at Z. unchanged
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-27
TR0JANS HELD
CERTAIN FOR
ROSE BOWL BID

NEW YORK, Oct. 81. tUP)-
Speed is his Fetish and it has paid
off with five straight triumphS.
And it's a record that earns for
Newell Jeff Cravath of the Uni
versity of Southern California
nomination as the United Press
coach of the week.
Cravath's teaching resulted in the
Trojanss' greatest victory of the
season last Saturday when that
team scored a 6 to 0 win over pre-
viously unbeaten college of Pac-
ific. It ruined the Rose Bowl
dreams of 82-year-old Amos Alonzo
Stagg but at the same time OPEN
ed the path to Pasadena for the
Trojans.
The result is that Southern Cal
now is the only team in the nation
that has not been scored upon
their fighting forward wall having
blocked every thrust while their
speedboy backs have rolled up so
points in victories over UCLA,
California, ST. Mary's pre-flight,
San Francisco and, finally college
of Pacific.
The win over Stages lads was
the outstanding performance of a
packed gridiron weekend, Cop had
rolled to five straight wins over
such powers as Alameda c. G., st.
Mary's pre-flight, UCLA, Califirnia
and Del Monte pre-flight and the
marine-studded Pacific squad had
hopes of downing the Trojans and
moving on to the big Bowl.
The rock ribbed Cravath defense
and Jeffs speed-sparked offense-
smashed those visions. And now
Cravath, a former Trojan great
himself. has his team smelling the
roses in his second year as head
coach at his Alma Mater
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-27
March Field TO
Meet Airdevils

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 27 CUP)
The Fourth Air Force fliers from
March Field scheduled scrim-
mage at Seals stadium today in
preparation for their game here
Saturday with the st. Marys Navy
Pre- Flight Airdevils.
Maj. Paul Schissler said the
flyers may not have the full-time
services of halfback Jimmy Nelson,
former Alabama all-American, who
still is favoring a leg injury.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-27
GaIIoping Gaels
To Tackle Dons

MORAGA, Cal, Oct 27.-tUP)-
The galloping Gaels of st. Mary's
college will be after their first VIC
tory of the season when they go up
against the University of San
Francisco Sunday.
The Gaels, who have the most
talked-about player on the coast
in halfback Herman Wedemeyer,
will enter the game as slight fav-
orites.
Both teams are composed solely
of 17-year-olds, 4-F's and students
awaiting selective service calls.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-27

that CaleXlco already has the con-
ference title in the bag, and the
Bulldogs status is not eXpec ted to
be altered by their meeting with
Holtville.
The Vikings haven't been able
to hold their own with Ell Centro
and the Spartans were easily taken
into camp b. the fighting squad
from the border. Coach Boyle ap-
pareDtly doesn't think so either, be-
cause he intends to repeat last
Fridays performance when he threw
the book at the BraWlcy Wildcats
RUN WILD
In that game the Bulldogs wound
up the evenings ChOre by using
all the substitutes that could be
garnered and the line looked lie
fueitiveS from a midget show, and
still BraWley could only score twice
against them.
This week Brawley faces an
other tough aggregation in Ell Cen
tro's Spartans and probably are in
for another drubbing, but past per-
formanceS indicate that anything
might happen in this contest.
BraWley has proved tough Stun.-
bling block for the mighty Spart-
ans and seemingly play an "inspr-
ed" game when up against their
traditional foe Probably no strong
CT rivalry exists in the league thar
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-27
LIPS AIDES SIGN

NEW YORK, Oct. 81. CUPJ-
Coaches Charles Chuck Dresser
and Red Corriden of the Brooklyn
Dodgers, will be with the club
during the 1914 season, Manager
Leo Durocher confirmed today.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-27
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO. Oct. q tUPl = Wheat and
rye ruled firm on the Board of Trade to-
day. Oats and barley turned irregular
Wheat finished the day up = to !.
cent a bushc; oats up = TO off i, rye
up !. TO Is, and barley bid up 4.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-27
&c. Golf 1ournies Planned
Outlook for 1q43
Season Brightens

AT least three large tournaments and two or more
smaller tentatively scheduled for the winter
at the Barbara Worth country club, it
nOnced Tuesday by Bob FahS secretary of the club.
Jack McIaren, professional of the club and who has
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-27
Cartwright Quits I'm fluff
BrowIey Coach
Blumes Losses .
TO Team Luxitv

Declaring he provoked because letter had
failed turn out for the Brawey football squad and
that other players failed to practice Coach c. E. Cart
wright turned his resignation last Saturday and returned
to his former at Hermosa Beach, P E. Palmer prnc
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-27
Grid Round Table
Set for Friday

Friday night will bring another round robin Of football
when all five teams in the valley conference into action
them regularly scheduled conference contests while
the third is practice game.
There seems to little doubt in the minds most fans
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-27
PHEASANTS

RENO, oct. 81 CUPD-Pheasant
hunting will become legal in nine
Nevada counties Sunday.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-27
LOCAL RUTTERFAT
L. Il. BUTTER

Quotations for butter and eggs have
been discontinued indefinitely by the Los
Angeles Produce Exchange.