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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-15
Fighting Mans Friend
Each Registrdnt
HdsAppedIRight
On Draft Status
Fighting Mans Friend

Mrs. {. Is Q-My husband anC
/ were married ln 1885. and have
oae child born in November. 1872
Ny husband was in 3-A and wa,
list reclaSSifcd IN IA / went
Il his draft board and told then
that l felt he should not be calico
until other men with dependents
were called
They told me that as far as
they were concerned. he had nc
dependents. lnaSmuCh as the baby
was born after Pearl Harbor.
have been ID and The doctor tolc
m1 that ] Will not be able 10 work
for five months I notified the
draft board OF this but II made
10 difference. Can ! appeal
Avery registrant has the
right To appeal. either by filing
with the local board a written
notice of appeal, which should
contain the name of the regis
trant and the name and identity
Of the person appealing 80 a 60
show the right of appeal. or by
signing the Appeal 10 Board
of Appeal" ON the Selective
Service QUESTIONABLE. Appear
snCe before the local board does
not constitute an appeal.
Specify in your written note
of appeal the respects In which
YOU believe the local board
erred. and direct their attention
% any information In your hus-
hands file which YOU believe the
local board has failed To consider
or give sufficient weight.
ENTIRELY OPTIONAL
Mrs. VI. h: A-WOmen born
In the United states and mar
ried 10 aliens PRIOR TO Sept.
90, 1922, lost their citizenship
through such marriage, and II
the marital relation still exists,
must take out papers In their
own names 10 regain citizenship
and vote.
Further information may be
obtained al the immigration
and Naturalization Office in the
Federal Building.
B. c. r.: Q-Could you please
tell me if there is branch of the
army in which a private does no.
have 10 take his basic training
If he is a skilled comptometer oil
tabulator operator, can he bC
placed in an Office or are the office
jobs being taken over by the
WAACS.
A--All men in the army have
TO take basic training. At the
induction center. you are given
an opportunity To state your ex-
perience and sl<ills. However,
there is no assurance, even
though you are n competent
comptometer operator. that YOU
will be assigned TO this type of
work. WAACs are taking over
as many desk jobs as they pos
sibly can.
K. B.: Q-Please tell me what
allotment a mother and her two
children, IL and IA, would receive
from an older son In the army
Are the two children too old tc
draw an allotment
A parent and two children
would be entitled 10 SAT
month. The children are not
too old TO he eligible for the al
lotment-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-15
Quick Questions
WHAT'S THE ANSWER:

How does the shield Of the
United States differ from the
flag?
When and where did the l.. s
Marines raise Old Glory on a
foreign fortress 70: the first
time?
DO you have any idea how
long shorthand has bee ir
use?
What are the last three states
that entered the Union?
ranks higher in the
British peerage-an earl or q
viscount?
What are. nautically speaking
a knot and a fathom?
What would be the professions
of men with the following de-
grees: d. D., Ii. d., D. d. S.
ANSWERS on opposite page)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-15

ZONES fH' anu z titH ~ nut ""f
ding 10 the Stars,
March 10.
DEC. % TO JAN. n
Capricorn - Don't bother with
unimportant things. there arc too
many vitality important ones TO be
taken care Of. and Immediately.
Planetary rays favorable; put into
circulation your best talents.
JAN. - TO FEB. 20
AqpdfiuS-Youll have to be espe-
cially careful in family, work and
personal affairs. Attend TO duties
well. but don't neglect matters Of
home for your family's future well
fare. Loyalty, talking things over
with your lifemate. if you have one
vital to domestic happiness.
FEB. n TO MARCH n
PisceS-You should be able 10
gain new advantages, add some OF
your own good ideas TO help out
now. You can profit in some in-
stances where others cannot. Help
full outdoor activity particularly
favored.
4 chill ID born on this day.
This Pisces child has great feeling
understanding, sincerity, kindli-
ness; can wait patiently for results
Because Of its modesty and retiring
nature, should guard against be-
coming too easy, inactive, nonpro-
gressive. Needs the strength OF
religion, the initiative of healthy
routine and bright companions.
Birth date Of James Madison
L. S. president; Conrad Nagel
screen actor.
Copyright. leA3. ny King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-15

Birth date Of James Madison
L. s. president; Conrad Nagel
screen actor.
Copyright. is43. ny KING Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-15
By Robert Storm
LAT me NAME oeoT srneE
By Hof
By Fran Striker
By Zane Grey

-.REMEM5ER, SIZE TOPpeRS HER. AND Up
\ TO NOW THAT'S BEEN AN UNHEALTHY ROLE
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-15
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The Detroit Times.
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-04-07

gr itltte, ols er oen nnteriuhuugs-
ri6ter iab; er befano itd iiberbaupt
in elmer grregung, Die es ibm ibmer
madte, ieine Saiiung 5u bebaupten.
Die beioen Serren febrten in oas
@abinett 5uriid, Sugo folgte ibnen.
uSaben sic bie @n5eige BEL BET
Yoltaet gena6t?' panbte iid ser
Et6ter an i'm. sd CLAUDE nidt, oaB
Sic ettpas oamit errei6en meroen;
iino Sbre slngaben tpabr, 10 miro Ser
Sran5oie it9 eeltern Mbeno aus Dem
Staube gemadt baben, uno nie i6
Sbnen bereits iaete, berlprede i6 mir
bon ieiner Gerfo1gung nidt oas ee>
rinelte 9feiultat."
(6ortietung folgt)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-04-07
Der patriutiid)e 8ert Der yremb=
iprad)cnpreiIe

1prad)enpre1le
Oos groBe Yublifl1m oiirfte 1id
pobl foum ser Sotiade betpuBt lein,
oaB es in unierem englil6lpre6enoen
2anoe ettpo 3O,OOO,OOO fremogebore-
ne slmerifaner gibt, fiir tpelde 38 3ei=
t1ngen uno biele Sunoerte bon 3eit-
| idriften georudt peroen. Dieielben
biloen oie politiihe, geieuldaftli6e
uno oftmals al,6 geiltigen uno er5ie-
beriiden 8erater uno Siibrer bieler
Tremogeborenen. Sic olle lino lopole
s(merifaner. Sbpobl biele bieler
fremoipradigen Bublifationen nibt
einmal 1000 2eler baben, 10 5dblen
nanbe oerielben iiber $4,000, ia
100000 2eier, uno monbe itno faum
finger, als oie dltelten in englildcr
Sprode. 60 bat oie beutid=ameri=
faniide Ereiie in Sen Sagen George
@aIbington's cine pid)tige Holle &C.
lpielt, SEN rebolutiondren @eilt gu
gunlten Ser llnabbdngigfeit an5uf1s
diem.
Wan6e oieier fremblprodigen 3ei.
tlngen baben IN ibrem mebr als bun-
bertiGbrigen 8el lteben bielen aufeinan-
herfolgenoen 6 / n ~ an0erergeneratio-
men geoient, lie nit oem amerifani-
|i6en @eilte beieelt nno tie 511 e6t oe-
motrutiifen 8iirgern beran5ieben bel
fen. 0ieier ibrer Hflidt lino lte trel,
geblieben, trot ser l6on i'm erlten
gSeltfriege li6 ibnen entgegenitellen=
oen S6nierigfeiten, NIT oenen Dor al
len Sic oertlb=omerifonil6e Yrel1e I'm
lire grilten5 81 f6mpfen bate. gud
i'm gegenmartigen 8eltfriege bat 0ie
frenoipruhiee Hreiie lbon idpere
&iidi6lage erlitten, finan5ieu ourb
Sen &iifgang ibres In5eigengelddfts,
mel6es i6lieBlid) oas yitdgrat ieoe5
3eitllngsunternebmens lit.
3ubem fat ser &rieg Sic meilten
fremoipra6igen 3eitllngen oes 2a11,
bes bon ibren bauptla6li6lte Na6=
ri6tenquellen obgeldnitten: Ser Sreiie
ees olten Seinatlanoes, aus nel6ec
lie tpertbolles Material entnab11, ridt
rur fir ibren eigenen 8ebarf ionoern
au6 fir unlere englil6ipra6ige Erel=
ie, ser bieies Moteriol nid)t 3ugdngli6
mar.
Trob aller lib mebrenoen S6piez
rigfeiten 5oeert Sic frenoiprabige
Ereiie nibt, obne llnterlaB lire pa
triotil6e Bflidt 5n erfiilen. Cine nidt
5u unterl6dtenbe Stiite erbalt tie in
Ser tpoblpollenben Meitbilfe unierer
&egierung, tpelde sic rege Weitarbeit
ser frem6ipra6igen 8reile banfbor
onerfennt. Sbrerieits fommt oie Mit.
arbeit Der frem0ipra6igen Hreiie 10.
lrobl Ser &egierung, als aud benz
gon5en 2anbe gegeniiber gum Musorud
our6 8er0ffentli6ung bon Mrtifela
CUR Sorberung oller pi6tigen Snters
eIien un1eres 2an6es.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-04-07

bore, ioa oieier Serr iebr beriduloet
Ietn."
uSpiell6ulben?'
u8abrideinli6; id CLAUDE, nit
aiemlt6er Si6erbeit annebmen 81
oiirfen, ooB Sugo 8infe1 lt6 Ser
Sduloen ieines 8ruoers megen 10 gro
BE Sorgen mo6te."
,,llno gelett, oiele slnnabme lei rid)=
tig: melde meitere Solgerungen laiien
ltd baraus 5ieben?' lagte Der &C.
ri6tsrat.
,,gs selane ibm ni6t, ii6 oas @elo
5ll peri6affen; mollte er ieinen 8ru=
Der retten, 10 blieb ibm nidts anoeres
iibrig, ols Elm @riff in oie ibm an=
pertraute &aiie. Sb er nun biel ooer
menig nobm: feline griiten5 muroe
our6 oieies Serbre6en bebrobt; oes=
bulb 5og er es Dor, 10 piel 31 nebmen,
oaB er oie 5olgen obne Gorge I'M
sic eigene 3ufunft erpGScn fonnte.
G1elleidt gluubte er au6, our6 oas
Worben Sic 81 taui6en; pieueid)t
pertraute ct oara1f oab Sic ii6 nit
le1ner gntlaiiung begniigen uno oie
Sade ni6t tpeiter perfolgen piiroen;
in ieoem Safe aber belab er cine
@eloIumme, oie i'm iiber iein ferneres
Gdifial berubigte.''
Ser &on1mer5ienrat ltano am 6en=
lter uno blidte geoanfenpou auf Sen
groBen, iorglan gepflegten @artcn
bInaus.
SD mobte oas aaes ood ni6t 10
teoingungslos 1nterl 6reiben'', ent=
eegnete er; ui6 meine, er tpiiroe in
oieiem Sale cine Before @ei6idte er=
ionnen baben. Ct fpn1te ia bebolp=
ten, man babe i'm itberfalen lno ibm
c1e Sbliiiiel geraubt -"
uSieueidbt oa6te er, sic @el6ibte,
tpie er iie er5ablt bat, flinge tpabr=
i9einli6er. slls er MIDI perlieB, er=
flarte er, au6 ser Holi5ei oie 9ln5eige
MAIDEN 5u pollen; oie 8eamten lou
ten in BEN bieligen @oltbofen BEN
Tron5oien iu6en; id CLAUDE, oaB er
arf oielem Wege bleiben miro"
uSSn @ottes 9eamen, ib mia aui
ieine 8eltrafnng Der5tbten."
u@us belonoeren @riinoen?" frogz
te ser @eri6tsrat, Ser feline lleberro=
lGung ni6t Derbergen fonnte.
,9lus belonoeren @riinoen frog=
te Der @eri6tsrat, ser feline lleberra=
l6ung nidt Derbergen fonnte.
,Sein 8ater mar mein Sreunb, uno
leiner Weutter mo6te i6 ben S6mer5
erlparen, oen Sobn inn 3u6tballie gu
miiien. 3uoem mare es mir au6 niht
lieb, penn oiele fatale @ei6ibte nit
alien @loden ausgelautet un6 ipater
ir offentlider @eri6tslisung berban-
BELT miro. gs gibt INNER 2elte, oie
aus iol9en 8orfdaen &opital l6lagen
nno ibre etgenen 8ern1l1tungen oaran
fniipfen; eben oas mo6te i6 bermei=
oer.''
Ser. @eri6tsrat riidte bie 8rille
oibter Dor oie blibenoen Iugen rno
i6iittelte untpillig oas Saupt.
uOfan fann ar6 5ll miloe perfab=
rem, iagte er, ,,unO es lit INNER BELL
fam, tpenn Die @elegenbeit, ein @ren1=
pei at 1tatuieren, benl1bt miro. 8itte,
fiibren sic midi ins &aiien5immer;
cine fleine 2ofalbelt6tigung fann ME
,,,oI2 sToSo,, ,,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-04-07


ner Sein1funft cine lange uno ernlte
ltnterreoung nit bem alten 8u6bal.
ter eebabt; iebt ibritt er in ieinem
&abinett nit groBen Sdritten altf uno
nleber.
gr mar 81 iebr erregt, Tim ii6 Der
s(rbeit tpibmen 5u fonnen. Seine @e=
oanfen bofteten an oem &Gt tlel, beiien
Soiung er bergeblid il16te. l1nb ie
langer er oariiber na6oa6te, beIto fla=
rer maro es tbm, oaB oie Mitteilltngen
Sngos feinen @lauben peroie11ten.
Sobann meloete oen 8eiud oes Sc
|ri6tsrats CONNER an. Ser 8anfier
mar NIT oieiem Serrn, Der als Inter
in6ungsribter f1ngierte, befreunoet.
u5oeben mar Sbr &aiiierer BEL
MIR iagte oer @eridtsrat eintreteno,
,,oos iit cine gan5 fabelbafte @eidiA.
te, oie er mir er5dblt bot."
uJinben Sic oas ou6?" frogte
Steinfelo, mabreno ct ibm einen Sci
lel anbot. ,,SSf 5erbre6e mir l6oll
leit 5tpei Stlnoen Sen &opf oaritber,
mas i6 bon bieier @el6ihte balten
ion; i6 fann, often ge1tanoen, ni1t
flug oaralts tperoen."
Gin beoeutlames 246eln umipielte
fliihtiq Sic 2tppen bes 9fithters: er
nabm feline 8riue ob, baud)te ouf sic
@lqler uno rieb iie nit oem So1hcn=
tud.
Sh bobe mih ,ofort o,,f >en gep,,
ocrnoft Inn INN sbnpn ma 9}1hprp ~,
horen,' prni6ertp y o. Wp1,hps oe,nz
nis ,tpnpn e5ip Son, irnopn 9Sonnp
o,1s2o
Oos be1tpp,
sn Scr Sot9 0os hotte ih nitt
prtnortpt sontp er feine oeihpn5hofz
ten hoben oerpn 9pfripoin,no nom.
hoftp e5nmmpn fo5tpt 2"
gQ9rp hips 6pr son 5o m,;rhe es
mir niht nprhoropn ophIiebpn ipin"
ermioprte hpr 9onfipr fonf1hiittpIno
0os morn,e csntprp1,p mpIrhps if,
5tpts m hie,em S,onne opnonnen ho
he npronIohtp mih linn mpine no0e
9(rfmprf5on1fpit ~ mihpn S1ttp irh
mr. hpn lpi1p5ten @r,,nn arr 11n,nfripl
>p,hpi+ opf,n6 6en f. tn;;rho iS Inn,
ceoeniiber fpin Sph1 noro,,s opmoft
bobpn, gr mor mi 5einpn foitpn
trpn oemi5,enhoft nnh s,,npr105,io i'm
rrinotIphen einfoh ,,nh ni;htrrn S<rh
nIo,,he nibt nos, iropn> ;emonn Inn
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-04-07
Wittmodl ben Z. Npril 1913

"S6 oarf nt6t reoen'', iagte er,
,gbre uno grtiten5 zines Mnbern bdn-
gen bapon ab; tpenn i6 bariiber nad-
oenfe, 10 fiible i6 MIDI oem 8abnitnn
nabe.'
gr NOR bon ieinen1 Sis aufgeiprun<
gen; aug ieinen ber5errten 3iigen
griniten Angit lno Ber5peiflung.
uOaB oie Oinge 10 liegen fonnten,
obnte i9 ni6t', fubr er nit beiierer
Stimme fort, uieet freili6 iebe id Die
Nottpenbigfeit Elm, Der 8eborbe bon
oem 8orfau &n5eige 5u MAIDEN. Sd
meroe bas obne 8er5ug tun. Ser Ser
BREEDER muB berfolgt peroenl Sobalo
eie n0tigen S6ritte gei6eben iino,
fomme i6 5u Sbnen.'
gr elite binal1s. Sn oem 8lid, mel
6en Der &ommer5ienrat linn na6iano,
te, ipiegelte itb meoer Sreunoidaft
nod 8ob1tpolen.
v&aben Sic Wfitleio NIT ibn1", Bat
sic @itme, ,,er bat Ser Seriu6ung
ni6t tDioeriteben fonnen, aber es miro
ibm cine 2ebre fem, oie ct getpib nie=
mails bergibt. @lauben Sic ibm!
8as er Sbnen geiagt bat, lit @abr=
beit; oapon bin ib felt iiber5eugt,
menn id es au6 nibt perltebe. Sof-
fentlib miro Ser @auner berbaftet un0
oos @elo bel ibm gefunoen; tpas oar~
an feblen iollte, peroen mir erleben,
miiBte i6 aub bel meinen Gerpanoten
auf BEN &nien oarun1 betteln.'
Ser &ommer5ienrat fubr, tief auf=
otmeno, nit ser &ano iiber Die slugen.
Scr 8er1uit oes @eloes lit es
nibt, mas midi 10 tief betriibt', iagte
er; ,,i6 f0nnte oie 5unme beri6mer=
gen. Nber oaB ib in meinen Ser
trauen uno meinen @offnungen 10 Bit
ter getdul9t moroe bin, bas gebt mir
tief ins Ser5.'
,Wa6en Sic i'm ni6t unglitdlid)."
,,8iro er es, 10 lit oies feline eigene
Sbulo; mid3 fann tpabrli6 fem Gor~
ourf 0esbalb treffen. sic tpiiien, tpel6
treuer Sreuno id Sbrem @atten &C.
lpelen bin; i6 iibertrug na6 ieinem
Sooe meine gan5e Sreunoi6aft arf
leinen Sobn-'
ul1no 6afiir peroe ib Sbnen oan=
fen, 10 lange id lebe.''
uOen 0anf, nelden i1 ertpartete,
babe id5 nibt geerntet; aber oas sln=
oenfen an einen ebrenfelten 8ater
ld)ubt al11 iebt no9 oen llnoantbaren.
Otag er no6 beute abreiien - id)
tperoe i'm ni6t berfolgen laiien; aber
iagen Sic linn, oab id i'm ME tuieoer
gu ieben 1pini6e."
Isle glauben dn feline S6ulO?"
fragte Srau 8infel beltiir5t.
80 lange er ni6t oas @egenteil
benefit, n1uB i6 i'm fir i6uloig bal>
ten'', ertpioerte er in bartem Gone.
,,Wogen Sic es tun - tb fann's
nidt. 8obl muB audi i6 5ugeben, oab
ct ni6t ean5 fret bon Sdnlo it,
ater -"
Isle glauben an oas Mdr9en?"
fieI Steinfelo ibr ins @ort, in6em er
ieinen SUIT nabm. sd begreife oas:
@ugo lit Sbr Sobn, uno 6as Wtutter=
ber5 finoet INNER @riin6e> tpel6e 6en
Sebltrttt 6es eigenen &inoes entl6ul=
oigen. g8ie id) aber iiber Die Sabe
5enfe, tpiiien sic Nun; i6 tpieoerbole
Sbnen, oaB es ntdt in meiner Mbit6t
Imperial Valley press., 1943-08-09
N. +. STOCKS

NEW YORK. Aug CUP - Trading
lifhtened In stocks today but the general
prize level displayed more resistance
than IN recent sessions.
A majority of the leading issues regis
tered gains. However. a loss OF more
than four points In Eastman Kodak
brought the industrial average down
slightly. Railroad stocks displayed a
stronger tone as the close neared with
Santa Fe In the forefront at 57ie. up a
point Steel shares were steady to firm,
auto issues steady. oils firm and
chemicals lower.
9s4 per cent of capacity in the schedule
for this week. according TO the American
Iron and Steel Institute.
Market experts said the financial dis
trict was continuing in a waiting attitude.
pending mere definite war developments.
Some OF them held that the market was
attempting to measure the difficulties
that viii confront the nation during the
transition from war to peace production.
Leaders In turnover were International
Telephone and Curtis publishing with
Commonwealth Edison a poor third.
Prices were narrowly irregular at
closing time with dealings light. Bethle-
hem eased slightly while L. S. Steel made
a minor gain.
Oil shares held firm in most instances.
Movies and low priced motors were firm.
Dow-Jones preliminary closing stock
averages: Industrial 1878. off 0.2o; rail
"a 10, up 0.o6 utility 2o.4e off 0.o5 and
IS stocks 46.77. off 0o4
Stock sales totaled 563. a4o shares com
pared with Sid. 800 shares Friday. Curb
stock sales were 135. .295 shares against
Isl. 430 Friday.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-08-09
l.. A. PRODUCE

LOS ANGELES. Aug. 9 (UP)-Federal-
State Market News:
BUNEHED VEGETABLES: Steady. Per
crt.: 21k-2 doz. 1.o0-1.50 ordinary so
75c: carrots 3 doz. 90 25. fair 1890
chsrd 2h 3 doz. 115-1. 25; green onions
8 doz. best .25-3 so; Guadalupe fair 90
$50: leeks doz. 2.50-275; mustard 4
doz 1o0-125: parsley doz. 200-2 so;
radishes small red doz. 2.5O-3 90
spinach q doz. 2.00-225 ordinary l25-
$50: turnips 21h 3 doz. 1.25-15O ordinary
5O-75c
CORN: Firm; Golden Cross lugs 3-3lz
dog. 25-150: crts. > doz. 25O-2.7o'
white corn lugs 2n 3 doz. 75c-1.00
EGGLANT: Steady; lugs 9-12 tops $50
200.
ONIONS: Steady: street sales 50-lb SKIS.
Spanish 219-2. 80: white globes 1892 az;
yellows 230: white globes 2.64.
SQUASH: Steady. lugs San Diego white
summer 1.oo-1 50; No. 2s 50-65c; Italian
best 1oo-135; No. Is 50-6Oc; yellow
crookneck 25-1.5o fair LOO: No. 2s 65-
75c: banana 3-3hc ID: Hubbard &c
cream and table queen 75c1 90 per lug.
TOMATOES: Stronger: lugs San Diego
4x5s best 2. 5o-2. IS: fair quality and ripes
1 1.75-225 5x5s and SKIS 2.50-3OO; fan
quality and ripes / 1872. 25: 6N6S best 2
? so: fair quality and ripes l.25-1.75
6x7s best / 25-1 rs fair quality and ripes
1oO-i15: 7x7s and 7xSs 85c-1 10; loose
iugs 50-7Sc.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-08-09
Army Man Winner
OF Link Tourney

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo,
Aug. 9 (UP)-Lieut. Matt Palacio,
Jr, headed back to his army air
force base at Lincoln, Neb., with
the Broadmoor invitational golf
title today after defeating Defend
ing champion John Kraft by one
of the biggest margins in the tour
nament's history.
Palacio saved his most sensation
al round of the week-long contest
for the final day, shooting sub
par SO in the first 18 holes to take
commanding lead and edge out
the Denver physical education in
structor on the goth hole by a
score of 7 and 6.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-08-09
Detroit Doomed
For Post War
Ryder Cup Meet
By ROBERT w. HEFTY

DETROIT, Aug. CUP)- Gene
Sarazen, stocky little member Of
Capt. Craig Woods Ryder cup golf
team winners in three of four
charity matches against Walter
Hagens challengers - TO-DAY ad-
yocated that this city be chosen as
the site of the first postwar cup
competition.
This years fourth set of matches
provided the Red Cross with about
sac 600 as the Ryder cup squad won
over the Hagen team, BIZ to 3k. at
Plum Hollow course YESTERDAY
Sarazen's defeat by Lawson Little
provided the losers with hai1 OF
their victory total. u., .
Sarazen looked past the current
competition, however, to Suggest
that Detroit be given the first OPP
portunity to stage these tradltion-
halloWed matches because OF the
great production job 1t is doing.
at believe the first competition
after the war should be held mere,
Sarazen stated.
"After the war, we should. ask the
British to come here for the iirs'
RYDER matcnes and, incidentaiiy
give them glimpse OF the Guy
whose production is making victory
possible" ,.,..a,,, 80,
Woods cup squad completely OUT
classed Hagens challengers yester,
dav when. starting with 2h to "a
Lad garnered in Saturdays best
an foursome matches the winners
|ntured six of eight single'
4 tches for as many points l.,......
Imperial Valley press., 1943-08-09
Haqq After Amin. Mark
EI Centre Boxer
ToFight On Coast

Herman CBomber) Graves went
through workouts in Hollywood
Monday for a battle Friday night
with Ray Velarde.
A resident of El Centre Graves
gained a reputation as a hard
puncher in amateur Golden Gloves
circles. After turning professional
his activities met with only partial
success and he retired.
He recently set out on the come
back trail however, and has won his
last two fights. His latest victory
was over fast-stepping Mexico
City pCSilist.
He will enter the ring at the
Hollywood Legion Stadium at 152
pounds while Velarde will weigh In
at 157.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-08-09
BY PAUL SCHEFFELS

NEW YORK. Aug. 5.-CUP)-T'he
Philadelphia Phillies today were on
the way up again in the National
league and their current surge may
cast Freddie Fitzimmons in one of
three ROLES.
Since F'itZSimmons succeeded
Bucky Harris as manager on July
%. the Phillies have clicked off
eight wins against two defeats. If
they land a first st-division spot in
October, it may furnish proof that:
|. Fat Freddy is the luckiest guy in
baseball; 2. He arrived in Phila-
delphia at the propitious moment:
3. He is a first-rate major league
manager.
The Phillies moved into a tie for
sixth place with the Braves by beat
ing the Giants, 81 and 30, yester-
day. They are only a game out
of fifth and, if they can keep up
the pace, may pass right by Fitz-
simmons former mates, the Dod-
gers, who have lost 10 in row and
are lowering on the brink of the
second division.
Cliff Melton blanked the QCackers
for seven innings in the first game,
but Fitzsimmons' charges cut him
down with a five-run barrage in the
eighth, Homers' by Merrill May
Coaker Ttiplett featuring the up
rising. Jack Kraus held the Giants
to right hits for his seventh win.
A 15-hit barrage won the night
cap for the Phillies as Al Gerheaus-
er and Kewpie Barrett turned back
the Giants with five hits. Dick
Bartell with a double in the opener
and a homer in the finale, extend
ed his hitting streak to 13 games.
The Dodgers. who haven't won a
game since July 26. lost to Boston,
5-4 in the ninth inning. Butch Me
man tapped Bill Lohrman for a
double to win the game after Tom
my Holmes had singled and stolen
second in the ninth.
st. Louis, racing full tilt with the
league lead, ran their margin 13
games by defeating runner-Cp
Pittsburgh. 0-6 and 81. Home runs
by Lou Klein and Walker Cooper
featured a 10-hit Cardinal attack
climaxed by four-run rally in the
eighth, in the first game. Stan
Musial smashed out tWo-run
homer in the first inning to give
ST Louis a lead il never lost in the
nightcap.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-08-09
L. Il. LIVESTOCK

LOS. ANGELES. Aug. 9 UP)-Federal-
sStste Market News:
steady. oifscr classes fairly active, fully
steady; medium to good steers 1880
Is. so, common to medium IL 25-13;
medium to good heifers 1250-1i.25. some
held higher, common down to IL; medium
to good cows IL 25-13 .. few 1880, cut
ter TO common GIL. Gamers down TO Z
and under; common to good heifers $50
L. -fleshy stock cows 9.65.
CALVES: Salable 45o. fully steady:
medium TO choice calves and vealers 12-
~ IS few sealers 14.50 and above.
HOGS Salable 1850. fairly active, To-
20 cents higher: sows fully steady. bulk
reod TO choice 1S5-260 ID. Is 55-15. Is. top
Is SIS. few lots TO 800 lbs. down TO ISIS;
good to choice sows 14-14.25.
SHEEP: Saiable 125, no sales; good TO
choice wcoled lambs quoted 1i.75-15. 25-