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Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-21
Kiss of Death
Killer Hunted

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Jan. 21-
CUP)-Police searched today for
Conner Weaver, 33, who, they said,
tenderly gave his attractive young
wife "a kiss of death" in a flower
shop yesterday, then shot her five
times with an automatic pistol.
The dead woman was Mrs.
Margaret Walker Weaver, %. Mrs.
O. c. Thaxton, proprietor of the
shop. said Weaver came in, talked
briefly and calmly with his wife
and embraced her. An instant later
he killed her, she said.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-21
Keep DiMaggioin
Army, Says Cronin

HONOLULU, Jan. q. = (UP)-
Manager Joe Cronin of the Boston
Red Sox, who is here as special
representative of the Red Cross,
said today that the service will do a
great deal" for Ted Williams and
the rest of the American League
particularly if they keep Joe Di-
Maggie for four years after the
war"
Joe may or may not go into the
army" Cronin said, II don't know,
but do believe he is the greatest
all-around ball player of all time.
From a Red Sox standpoint, I hope
they keep him in at least four years
after the war is over"
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-21
GARDEN CONFIRMED AS
SITE OF TOURNAMENT

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Jan. 21.-
UPl-Earold C. Olson of Ohio
State university, chairman of the
committee, today con-
flmed selection Of Madison Square
Garden in New York City as the
site Of tie fifth annGal national
collegiate association basketball
for this season
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-21
L. A. OCkS

los ANGELES, Jan. -l-tIPl -TIadIng
was light on the Los Angeles stock eN-
change today. with n volume of 20N
shares reported. Five issues were up.
none were down and five remained un-
changed.
The list: Blue Diamond 100 al 155 down
.05; So Cal. Edison common 200 al
p = up "a So. Pacific 100 AT l6'e up q.
Holly Development 200 at - D. unChanE-
cd; Union Oil 100 at 155s up / Con-
soldated Steel common 100 at 81 un-
changed Lane Wells 200 at - up Is;
san 500 at 3M unchanged.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-21
local BETTERFAT
L. 4. HAY
C.f' f'1GO

CHICAGO. sam 81 U.n. G..a ufHrH.
declined un the hoard ur HJGr to-day
unGCr tsr influence OFF Na>uCE..0 re-
porls that cciGnLs ~leH, bc a>nd oe
wheat RNc nmcd q. SAG easr ol fzs'-
tlona. gains
Wheat GrIsacd TIE d.. e9 70 -
cent a hashei ea.r e.. g 10 .. OATS off
off i. cents
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-21
~ LACK CIDDY


NEW YORK, Jan. 2ICUPD-A
Wh.l on tlc sports round:
English horsemen apparently are
lar from undauntcd by the contin-
uatIgn OF the war since the latest
r-w market blooded-stock sale
Brought one Of the highest prices
iH British turf history top
price va Did Tor Clein, a bar mare
cut of Grand Peace and Colombo,
who went 1or 1900 guincas or
s7G.50O Oleins dam, Grand
Peace, a beautiful l3-year-old mare,
went for the high price of 500
9Bincss or close to $4,000 ..
American horscmen would be hard
pressed 20 equal the English turf
mtn at those prices.
California boxing fans were Given
an unexpected and pleasant sur
Prise recently WHEN Belle Martcu.
only woman IN the world ever TO
hold q state license TO referee box
/ Ing stepped III and handed an en-
tire show Mis- Martel was
forced into action when the State
Athletic Commission referee ran
cut Of gas and couldn't keep his
appointment . Sne also is Ilcens-
&C as a 'lmckCepcr and announcer
AID timed. refereed and announced
the entire card She worked
tie frs hall u the card in even
iap clothes but changed into a more
practical oWut during the inter-
mission i definitely make box
ing n-st3rg-of a pleasant sort, for
change.
OUTFIELD WEAK
For the first time in the memory
q many a veteran baseball man,
tie New York Yankees are in a
bad way for 0utfielders The
Yankees may have been Snort Of
pitchers at times and their ioIield
nay have needed q replacement
once in a while, but not for years
has the club been bcset b. the
picket-liaC probe nit no" faces ..
Manager Joe mccarthy los Tom
my Heinrich 10 the services IA the
middle ~ last season and Is now
faced with the los ot oue-man-
team Dlmag"lg. leaving Onlg the
veteran Charley KclIcr TO carry the
load and Re- Weatherly. formerly
ol Cleveland. for another spot .
TWO rookie. Russ Derr and Bud
Metheng ere Ia fight 1T out for the
remaining Outleid position
Both are Inexperienced
Ba5kCtbali'5 personal foul feud
is waxing hotter than ever in local
circles, at least All Coaches
asree thai = lev lule % replace
thc oW-pcronal statute is neces-
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-21
nj x r K e T S
Markets at a
Glance

Stocks strong and active.
Bonds higher; L. S. Governments ir-
regularly lower
Curb stocks ifregularlN highc-
Silver unchanged in New York al "A
cents q fine ounce.
Cotton up as much as Is cents a bale.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-21
Rock Leads use.
In Quest Of 41st
Win Over U.C.L.A.
By Isle SHOEMAKER

LOS ANGELES, Jan. 2l. tUP)-
Way back on Feb. 13, 1882, the
Bruins from the University of Cali
fornia at Los Angeles defeated the
Trojans from the University of
Southern California in a basket
ball game, 26-24.
And that takes cere of that!
In 40 ttempts since that men,
orable date the Bruins have made
both spectacular and miserable at
tempts to accomplish the feat again
but iii every case the TrojanS slam
med the door in their faces.
Two years ago hysterical Bruin
rooterS thought they'd at last
reached the promised land when
the,r cross town rivals trailed 44-35
at halftime.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-21
QUITS JOB

QUITS JOB
SACRAMENTO, Jan, 81. - (UP)
Dave Kelly, former football coach
at st. Regis college. Denver, today
announced his resignation as civil
liam athletic director at Mather
Field, army air corps training cen
ter near Sacramento, to accept an
ether coaching position.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-21
L. A. BUTTER e EGGS

Los ANGELES. january p = up =
LARGE EGGS-Ns. Grade AA 81 ~ No.
Grade A 51ia; No. 3 Grade "A; No.
q Dirtics As; No. 5 Checks 80.
MEDIUM EGGS-Grade A 45; Grade B
90: Dirties AZ; Checks 81.
SMALL EGGS-Grade A 35i4, Grade 3
35; Dirties "a: Checks 30.
MISCELLANEOUS EGGS, Ungraded as;
Peewees %.
CHEESE-Triplets 27; Long Horn 27A;
Loaf 27h.
Butter-U. S. % score as; 91 score AZ /;
90 score ar; SO score 46i2.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-21
SPARTANS FALL

has been converted into a forward
by Anderson, scored "a points. Neal
Gregg, who substituted Tor Jack
son. made 10. Guards Stanley ia
cobs and Tom McChristy made six
apiece.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-21
fight Results
~ INITEn PRESS

Oakland-Nat Coggins. 176. San
Diego. outpointed Bob Smith. 1T.
Oakland l0l: Ross Romero, 1873.
LiyemOre. Calf. Outpointed Tyree
White, 139. san Francisco g..
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-21
PRESIDIO VICTOR

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. Il
CUP)-Paced by Tony Francicich,
the Preside of Monterey basketball
team ueIeated .ne Harlem Globe
Trotters, Sc to 80, before 1000 fans
at Civic auditorium last night.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-21
FERGUSON HAS BUSY
SCHEDULEIN PROSPECT
Y busy man this Sunday

Mel Ferguson viii be very busy man this Sunday
that IS If he lives up 10 his schedule.
p at the Del Rio country club, Brawley Ferguson is
to meet Cliff Allen in 36hOle championship match for
the club title Sometime during the day he is also Schedul
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-21
REMARKABLE TEAMS

from Ell Centre have always been
remarkable because of the good
brand of ball played by the students
from such a small school. This year
no exception.
With two small and fast forwards
to lead the attack, Bert Holt and
Donald Templeton, and with a trio
of tall gents in the back court to
do the retrieving, the Arabs will
be hard to beat at pm. Satur-
day. Guard Jack Suttle, who sank
Is points in the last game, will be
helped by Center Dorsey Williams
and Guard Les Cardiff. All three
of them are we'll over six feet tall.
ON MANEUVERS
The soldiers are from an infantry
detachment now on the desert near
by for maneuyerS. All Of them have
had high school experience; a num-
ber of them played semi-pro basket
ball, and a few even members of
midwestern college teams.
While the junior college like most
high schools of the valley is under
transportation ban which prevents
Arab trips to other cities, the team
has continued to hold regular prac-
tice sessions.
The Arabs will enter league of
teams to be organized here in the
near future.
Coach Gerry Dennerlein announc-
ed that reduced admission prices
for the game Saturday night will
be in effect.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-21

tie Barbara Worth club in another
elab championship tourney.
FereuSan Is t. meet the winner
VI Tie Jin St0re-Jim Cobb second
round match. which will probably
ye played Saturday afternoon.
JcyrE Fox Wednesday afternoon
earned the right To meet Defending
Champion jersey Birchfield III an
Ctscr scmi-linal match next Sun
day when he defeated Sherman
Dandy, ) and 1
MATCHES UNFINEE.--D
Play in the first flight at the
Barbara Worth is also scheduled
to enter the Senli-final stage Sun
day but in the second and third
flights. many first round matches
as vet have not been finished.
sid SWanbcrser will meet VigO
Hansen IN one OF the semis. Hansen
advanced to his present position in
play with a l up victory on the
18th hole over Ted Ehmke.
a. F. Spring, ST. is to meet the
winner OF the Red EdWards-Jack
Davis match in the other semi
final pairing.
Pro Jack McLaren said that one
Of the players IL each first round
match not get played will have to
tc defau!ted by the tournament
chairman in order that the course of
the tourney may continue smooth
r..
NAY WIN , TITLES
II Ferguson continues to play as
well as he has recently he has a
Zory good chance TO win both the
Dc Rio and the Barbara Worth
tides. He has defeated Loveridge
Marsh. seni-finalist of last years
Imperial Valley tourney, at the Del
Pic. During plar at the B. w. he
ha- turned in victories over Jack
Jones ard Forrest Manley. two of
the valleys better golfers.
Another final match is scheduled
10 be played Sunday at the Del Rio
Pal Williams IS to meet George
Noble in an 18-hole first flight
pairing.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-21
l.. A. GRAIN

LOS ANGELES. January y ~ G-P1 -
Wheat, No. , haIo, so, .--.........S s. i5-2. 20
Corn. No. ? Yei. bulk .........-.....S1. 9s-2.01
Barley. No ! bright " 45-lb. -S1.-0-l.75
Oats No. .. 35-lbs .-...-......-.. % = =. p l.
Milo. No , .........-. ............I66 SOL .63
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-21
CAME BACK

But the use cagemen undoubt-
edl'. recipients of a strenuous
shall we say lecture-came back in
the last stanEa TO tie the game up
at 40 all in the regular playing time
ana went on to win in the overtime
period. 53-47.
Other games in the series weren't
as close The Troians captured No.
25 by a 6o-36 tally and won No
80 with a 6O-26 triumph which must
be some sort of intercollegiate cage
record.
That brings the rivalry up to date
and tomorrow night the Bruins
hopefully engage the Trojans in No.
Al but the tea leaves in the cup
don't forecast Bruin victory even
if the law of averages is taking a
trCuncing.
Led by little Gene Rock, 5 foot
0 inch junior weighing $50 pounds,
the men from Troy once more fig
ure TO hang another Bruin hide
on the pennant wall.
LITTLE GIANT
Rock, Coach Ernie Holbrook' s
little giant" has been the Trojan
high scorer. In IA games he has
scored IT'S points for an average
of 12.5 points per game and he's
been the top Trojan point man in
seven of the IA tilts. Against Depaul
at Chicago he rang up 20 points
alone although the easterners dump
ed the Trojans by two points for
the only sc defeat this season.
Youthful Holbrook says he'll send
his Trojans out there with orders
to out-shoot the Bruins rather than
concentrate on an alright defense
MY front line of Rock, Alex Om-
alev, and Jim Seminoff has averag-
ed 43.8 points per game which is
more than Is points greater than
the average of the Bruins four
frontliners, Dick West, Mickey Pan
ovich, and the alternate centers
Marvin Lee and Bill O'Brien," mas
ter-minds Holbrook
over at UCLA Coach Wilbur
Johns said he was spending all his
time drilling drilling on putting
the clamps on that midget Gene
Rock"
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-21
ARABS TAPER OFF
FOR GAME With
ARMY H00PSTERS

The ever improving El
Centre junior college basket
ball team Thursday began to
taper off preps as it made
ready to meet a strong Camp
Young soldier team Saturday eve
ming here.
The Arabs met the soldiers once
before and when the final tally was
made found themselves second best.
Since then they have been pointing
for a time when they would be able
to again match shots with their con-
querorS.
Washington Journal., 1943-07-02
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6uietts @omen's 9oipitol" tell unh
arbeitete 3ebn Sabre lang in Yrinat-
franfenbauiern. 0ad Dem oeuti6en
@infaa III Normegen meloete tie lid
gum Bflegerinftenoienit oes &oten
&relt5es in unlerer 4rinee uno oient
beute III Sort aoams, &booe Sslano.
Sic bat Iid gum ueberieeoienlt ge-
meloet.
&uiiiider Serfunft lit Sberleut-
nantin Olga gonitontin 8enoeroft
2eiterin oes uGlepelano llniperlitp
Soipital limit Die i'm 6ebruor
1912 in Muitralien lanoete, ebenIo
au6 2eutnantin &atberine 8alline
Moldnn5 Die I'M Camp Gltder in
9labama ibren 9ienit Deriiebt. 2eut-
nantin 8enoeroff murOe I'M Sabre
1902 in HuBlano geboreny fam nit
ibren @ltern nod Amerifa uno nur=
6e i'm 3abre 1881 eingebiirgert. Sic
lit cine @roouierte oes Yflegerinnen-
furius an Ser o@eitern &eierbe
llniperiitD" uno mar Sberin uno
@iiiitentin oes Superintenoenten oeS
2afeiioe Soipitals.
2entnantin WoldanS @ltern ma=
rem in &barfop geboren. 9ies erfldrt
auh, parum lie iih na6 Dem 2eien
Der 8eri6te General WacIrtburs
uno General @ilenbotpers NIT 8or-
liebe ben 8eridten bon Der rnliiiden
Sront 3unenoet. Sic gebort ser
@riediid atboliide Stride an unf
ipridt ruiiiidl polnii6 uno anoere
ilaiuiide Spra1en.
Sn &uBlan0 geboren 1T audi oi(
6abneniunferin Mntoninn Mibaelapt
ma &limenfo WcGuQeD Die als Bfle
germ i'm Napal Meoical Center
getbesoa, Marplano, oient. Sic ii
cine iener @aiien, Die oas Ser5 Dor
Washington Journal., 1943-07-02
Gin @emieRer

$50, SER MaAbar, ME g'fdat 81
men Dos &on3ert?"
nSa, ben 90 bint nit feiner 8all-
fen Dor | 10 germ, oas ian 10 Con
5piiden 8ratflopfn uno An5apf'nl"
Washington Journal., 1943-07-02


traurig es inn aagemeinen Inn @e-
i6idte in amerifnniiden Sdulen,
DEFENDERS europdii6e @ei6i6te, be-
iteat lit. @ir empfeblen oas neue
Bud oringeno uno gratllieren Dem
u1nii6tigen, meiien gerfaiier 5i lei
mem @erfe.
g. 8. @leis.
x x x X
(Gos Bud 1T gegen Ginienoung
bon 50 an ben 8erlag, ITO Sebite
StraBe, 81. 90, @aibington I, 9. g.,
81 be5ieben uno ioate in feiner
oeutihamerifaniihen 5amilie feblen.
IS eignet fid eail5 beionoers ais
@efdenf.)
Washington Journal., 1943-07-02
Die 8erae

Batter, wie bod lit Der Sima-
o6iinftmiieno Dieter.
Limb ser 8eiup?"
D9rei5ebnbunoert Mieter, mein
Sllnge."
raber Die beioen 8erge lino ood
glei6 alt. @arum lit oenn ser @eiup
nidt GROCER gemoroen2"
&ief Die Mlitter nit einem 8lid
auf ben 8ater u@eil er gu oiel raudt,
mein Sunge."
Me6r Grfabrnng
Die idmierige &unoin iubt l1on
lett 8rpei Stllnoen cine Sanotaide
aus. S6lieBli6 menoet Tie iid an
BEN 8~erf6ltfer:
nSllnger Mann, nit Sbnen lit oas
ni6ts. Sdiden Sic mir nal Den
@elAdftsfiibrer, bielei6t bat Der
mebr g%rfabrung nit 9unoen!~
rGas itimmt, gn1oige 5rau, als
er Sic fommen iab, lit er iofort per
i6punoen."
Nasseidlohen
Sdauplab: oas @altbaus elmer
mittleren Staot.
Gin @ait itiir5t, MIR nit Semi
uno Soden b%efleioet, auf ben 6lur:
~0fan bat mir meme &oien geitob-
Ien!"
nglnSgeidloilen, mein Serr~, err
fl1rte Der @irt nit @iiroe, lin mel
mem -beltrenommierten Sauie p0nig
ausgei6loiienl 8eiinnen Sic Iid,
bod nal in aller Nube pieaeidt
limo Sic i@on obne Soien eefom-
men !"
Washington Journal., 1943-07-02
9arlden perrat's

Snfel: oDein Batter liegt i'm @ett,
boffentlid 1T es nidts Grnites?"
&arlhen: sd CLAUDE nift, Mlt-
ter flidt ibm nur Die Soie."