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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-04
Money Saved
IF Seed List
Is in Early
ISABEL FUCKER

fsnF0fh tNf"fs We Rfff"N A"hfr
TIE InES Of March had one
meaning for julius Caesar and
10 most Americans they now
mean income TAX, but 10 garden
crS 'hcy mean the last day on
which nurserymen and seedSmcn
allow p cash discount 10 be de-
Quoted from early orders. 6
So u bChoOvcS uS-you and
me 10 push a little harder and
Get those orders made up and
ir. IL Tins Is Your first year al
making mp a seed or plant order
you might like a little advice.
The FIRST rit is that the list
YOU begin with is never The one
you finally oTdcr. SO dom de-
Sp8.r- Tho fun lasts quite a time.
What You'd Like FIRST
Put down all tho things you'd
like 70 buy, The trees and
shrubs. the everCrcenS. the flow
crS. AN the vegetables the fam
ily enjoys eating. and tho fruit
trees that should be put in this
year
Next. think about the space
YOU have 10 put them in and
eliminate all those that won't
possibly fit (any catalog listing
them viii give you the correct
spacing for such large plants as
trees and ShrubS).
Next, think about the amount
Of time YOU viii have TO spend
in digging and planting-that
drops another batch from the
list.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-04

school girls. Now wooden soles
may be used in shoe designs, the
playshoe manufacturer said. and
promised that they'll be very at
tractive.
Plastic SoIes
He described as most interest
ing in the substitute field the
possibility of using nonessential
plastic material for soles as well
as for shoe uppers.
The WPB said today that IL
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-02
Rabbi H. Lymon
ISArmyChdpIdin

With Inc commiSS joining Of
Rabbi IIcrsCh0l Lymon Of Temple
BctH ~ rs 70 FIRST lieutenant i'm
thc army chaplain corps. Detroit
today ha, five rabbiS in the
SrTvrCC
Others previously commissioned
are Rabbi Herbert ESkin. Rabbi
Albert Gordon and Rabbi Morton
a B8uman. nm tho army and
Rabbi Morton j Cohen IN the
navy
Rabbi Lymon minister of re-
iiglouS education az Beth r. IS
the l95'h rabbi m the United
states 20 enter the service p Of
whom are serving IN the navy.
RABBI Lymon came 10 Detroit
a year ago from Ohio University
af Nfhen>- o. whore he vas
b Nm Birth counselor He is a
graduate Of The Hebrew Union
College IN Cincinnati He at
taincd background for military
duty by conducting services at
Scllr.dgc Field for many months,
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-02
Governor Asked
To Free Worker,
Jailed B Times
fl.-- -,am eorr,.rpudrrt

LANSING. Sept ? L. r. Greg
ory, president Of the Detroit
Magnesium and Aluminium Cast
ing Co, has a lot Of faith IN
human nature.
He appeared before Thomas A.
Kenney, Gov. Kelly's legal ad-
wiser, in an attempt 10 stop the
extradition 10 Ohio Of Joseph j.
Delgarn. As, now working as a
foundryman.
Delgarn, records disclosed. has
been convicted 33 times for every
thing from petty LARCENY 10 habit
ual drunkenness. He Is now
wanted for escaping from iail.
Gregory said he would attempt
10 have Dalgarn paroled to him
for SIX months during which
time ! Will guarantee 10 reform
him" he said
This man II good worker
and he's patriotic, too" he said
Hes got one son fighting i'm
the Pacific and another about
Ia be inducted. l can do won
derS with him"
KUUney SAID under an agree
ment with ONO, nc could not re-
fuse the eNtTaditlOn
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-02
LIrn nInY-s,thlIsId-A -AIlen Rd. An. .ela

hLLLN ann Omen s 90 Dnnerware
Barbara stanWyck. Gary Cooper. Ball Of
Fire." Eddie Albert IN Ladies bay, "
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-02
Sister Kenney TO Talk Here

LANSING, Sept 2-Sister Eliza
beth Kenny of Australia, whose
revolutionary treatment Of in
fantile paralysis gained her world
fame, will speak at the Sept "a
meeting of the Michigan State
Medical Society at Detroit, it was
announced today.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-02
German Defeetisi Executed

NEW YORK. Sept 2 (INSl-A
52-year-old German civil servant
has been executed in RoStock
for undermining the defensive
strength OF the German people by
spreading wicked defeatiSt phrases
and rumorS. the German radio
announced today
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-02
More Peanut Butter

WASHINGTON, Sept. ? (INS)
The war food administration
said today that substantial IN
creaSeS would be made in the pro-
duction Of peanut butter 10 meet
war requirements and 10 supple
ment butter and other bread
spreads for civilians.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-02
Check Foreer Sentenced

Cyril W Reardon Of 1741l
Quincy. today was under sentence
10 3 10 Ia years AT Jackson
Prison by Recorders Judge Seal
len for forging checks totaling
$685., drawn on the Agdan Ma
chine Corp, where he was en-
ploVed
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-02

LnMIPAI Mack at ~. lean ~. sIsS +
hDhllhhL Open , Cooled Free Dishes
Errol Flynn. "FOotsteps In the DARK. "
tourney Into Fear Dolores De- Rio.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-02
Puts New World First

WASHINGTON. Sep, . tINS)
Sen Butler RI OF Nebraska
said today on hiS return from a
20OOO-mlle trip 70 South America
that this country must hereafter
pursue a policy Of the new world
first.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-02

UnCL--TOTd Rd,-Chase: Dearborn
hLDLN open s. Free Dishes Cooled
Joan Crawford IN Reunion In France. "
''HenrN Aldrich Gets Glamour" J. Lydon.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-02

uoML--lbOOl CharirVoh IT.. g-asi5
hLUHA open y IS CFysialware.
LOIS Andrews In "DiNie nuEAR." Plus
The Fighting Frontier" with Tim Holt
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-02

nuANppA-0ies Woodward MA. casa
hLllhNlDhh Open s.t5. PARK Free.
Laure Harry m Air Raid Nsrdsns. "
s'YOung and Wiling" Susan Hayward
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-02

LCL--Harper and trontensc RI. 03iT 4
I'LL - FIRE. BiuuerwsrF. co0iedt Joan
Crawford. Reunion In france" Plus
Journey Into Fear" Dolores Del Rio.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-02
RABBI HERSCHEL LYMON

KABBI HFKNVHEL II NUN
Rabbi Lymon, minister of
religious education Of Temple
Beth FL, the first Detroit
jewish rabbi TO become an
army chaplain, pictured as he
was sworn in as a first leu
tenant in the Federal Bldg.
Surgical operations were per-
formed m American hospitals
al the rate of one every SO
seconds during 1912
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-04
RY BTFORD SOMMERS

PORTLAND. Ore, June 4.-CUPD
The oldest Boy Scout on the Pa
cific Coast is about TO do his an
nual good turn for baseball.
RubicCnd Wade Williams is at it
again. grooming the kids who grow
up to be the ballplayers Of the col
legiate world.
In MS quiet moments-Which are
feW-Wllliams teaches history and
econOmics-the fall Of the Roman
Empire. the Lutheran Heresy, the
industrial reYolution-but when he's
breathing the free air of Gods
greenacres, he's teaching the young
how 10 shoot.
CHILD PRODIGY
Child prodigy of college sports
of his day-he was a semi-pro at
15-Williams is instilling into kids
13 to 16, the baseball sense they'll
need when they go TO college Right
now he's launching the 18th year
of American Legion kid baseball.
Williams is content 10 lurk on the
periphery of sports fame, resting
on the glory of those OF his charges
who have won acclaim.
We started this school in 1882, ="
says Williams, without the frown
that marks so many of his con-
temporaries, and we've done fairly
well with them"
Deft-like, he enumerates on his
fingers those of his tutelage who
have gone on to college and made
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-04
L. A. hay
L. A. PRODUCE
Los ANGELES. June i U'l

los ANGELES. June UPt-
PUNCHED VEGETABLES: Steady, BcetS
= do leo, carrots 3 doz. l.OO-1 -.
iee5 crtS doz. Imperial > 75-3.25 Santa
Maria 2.75-300: ; doz. 50-27 Chard
- 3 doz. .25-15o. LeekS doz. 2.25;
mustard doz 5O-SGc; green onions $ doI
5o-275 parsley doz. $50 radlShes
small red 6 doz. 25O-2.75 spinach ) doz
PSI So: turnips 2i4-3 doz. 75c-1.OO.
CANTALOUPES: Steady Imperial crtS
ibo. 23s 4.50-4.75. IS 5.O0-5.25. 36s-45s
550-6.25: std 45s 5Oo-5. -: std flats
1.5o-2.oa. iho. flats 2.OO-2 p. HONEY
BALLS: Jbo }6s--i5s 5.25-5.5O. std ass
10
CUCuNBERS: Steady. san Diego flats
!. - 90. mgS 35O-4 90: ard 3 layer
Hats 2.00-2.50 Laguna Beach flats 175-
= y. lugS best 10. Imperial lugS fail
- .a8-o 30
EGGpLANT: Weaker: imperial lugS g.
u tons 2Ou-2.25. los $50.
SQUASH: Steady White summer san
Diego lugs 1.50-2o0. No. 2s 75c-l UJ
Italian san Diego lugS IuJ-l.25, >cuo.S
cfookneck san Diego hugs l.uu-l.25
TOMATOES: Stronger Imperial C.tS
9-12 tops ]. 1872. -, los 1.5O-l. Is. Hotvillr
= 90. loose lugs and crates lOO-1.25.
NATERMELONS: Weaker; Imperial Klun-
dites 1918 Id. avg. small luts per cNt.
=. Sol 90
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-04
N. Y. STOCKS

NEW YORK. June CUP Leading
stocks made an irregular decline today
on weekend evening up operations while
selected issues displayed individual
strength.
Raii issues moved narrowly with a few
exceptions, including New York 4 Harlem,
Morris & ESSEX. and Central of New Jersey
which made new highs.
American Telephone made new high
when Pacific Telephone, q subsidiary.
raised its dividend from 81 p 10 Sl.3o a
share.
Bethlehem steel led the steel shares
lower. II had a loss Of nearly point
Steel operations are expected 10 be cur
tailed sharply In a short time if the coal
stoppage continues. Copper stocks eased.
Chryser made a new high and Nash
Kelvinator equaled its high in the motors
and then dropped TO the previous close.
General Motors had a small net loss.
Liggett & Myers and Lorillard made
new highs In the tobacco group. Packing
issues were firm with Libby McNeia y
Libby at a new high. Montgomery Ward
made a new high and Woolworth equaled
its high. The Dun n BradstTeet weekly
review OF trade said retail volume for the
nation was up II 70 Il per cent as com
pared with the corresponding week OF last
New tops were made by American
Can. Ais Chalmers, Allied Stores pre-
ferred. Brooklyn Union Gas, Deere Co
and United Gas Improvement
Dow-JoneS preliminary closing stock aN-
erages: Industrial 1s2 -. of Oh rail!
36. 63. off O.29. utility. POI, OIL uo' ana
65 stocks. 1912. off O.22
Stock sales were .254. S55 shares com
pared with 117S56O yesterday Curb
stock sales were 397 .445 shares against
436, 305 in the previous session.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-04
LOCAL BUTTERFAT
hII-Star Clubs
In Benefit Tilt

SAN FRANCISCO. June 4. CUP)
-All-star teams drawn from army
and navy units stationed in north
ern California will meet tomorrow
at Seals Stadium for the benefit Of
service relief programs and the San
Francisco Junior chamber of COM
merce cam pership fund for under
privileged children.
Lieut.. Charlie Gehringer of the St.
Mary's navy pre-flight school, for
mer Detroit star, will manage a
Navy squad and hold down his old
second base spot. The Navy lineup
also will include numerous other
former major and minor league
players.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-04
LEGAL OPINION:

At the time and place
open proposals
responsible bidder bidders
all bids
provided shall which
the amount OF
bonds tif said bid
ceped after accept
bonds
his purchase thereof the conditions stated in his proposal
will computing the total amount Of
required July l943
1883 at the specified bd
dedung f bid there
by adding thereto the amont of the discount W a) stated IN
such bid The award Will be MADE on the OASIS Oh e lowest net er-
the District aforesaid The Board of Directors
all bids
the extent permitted by law eguaIy or informally III
any bid.
awarding the bonds II
iectng not later than Delivery
be
Montgomery Street. San
Francisco practicable any
will interim mterins
bidder
bonds delivery said delivery date The
will be
bidders check, a sealed envelope
Directors the
endorsed Proposal Second Refmdmg of Bonds"
addition bidders (bu
respective bids which shall be considered informative only and not
binding either the bidder the District Checks
cessful bidders will be returned the
interest VIII be the deposit successful bidder
pursuant
Imperial Irrigation District declaring its intention to sell said Second
Reundng
reunding
dated H. l943 and all other
said the
Directors and the inspection interested bidder
to prospective bidder
Dated at El Centre Imperial County, California a.
BY ORDER OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS
r. HEWES.
OF Directors Of Imperial irrigation
Assistant Secretary o. Directors of Imperial
Irrigation District.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-04
RACE TIGHTER

The National League race grew
tighter than a sailors knot when
the Cardinals clipped the ambitious
Phillies, 80, TO move within half
a game of the top as Brooklyn
bowed to Chicago's laSt-place Cubs,
81.
st. Louis slammed over four runs
in the fifth to bury the Phillies
as Murry Disckson allowed the los
ers only eight hits for his third
decision. The Cardinals clouted
Al GerheaUser and Johnny Pod
gajny for 12 hits.
Lon Warneke spread six Dodger
hits over nine innings as the Bruins
pushed over pair OF runs in four
different innings. The Cubs COL
lected l3 hits. including a third
inning homer by Bill Nicholson with
none on.
Rip SeWell gave up II hits and
was hindered by a pair of Pirates
errors but staggered through to his
sixth victory at Pittsburgh halted
the Giants, 9-6. The Pirates put
across four runs in the third and
TWO each in the following two in
ningS.
Cincinnati's Reds stretched their
winning streak TO four in a row and
eight out of their last 10 by pol
ishing off the Braves. IA, in a
night game. The Reds scored four
times in the eighth TO salt away the
decision, Eric Upton driving in the
first pair with a double and Lon
ME Frey the last two with a single
Yesterdays Star-Ernie Bonham
who held the Browns TO four hits
as the Yankees registered a 2-l tri-
| ulnph.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-04
WINNING RUN

Bob Muncref passed Bill john
son with the bases loaded and two
out in the ninth To force home
Charley Keller with the winning
run for the Yanks.
The Tigers dropped The Senators
fun game behind the Yankees
with an 81 triumph III Il night
game. jun Merit kept the Tigers
from hitting bail past the in
iield-eXcept for Rudy Yorks hom-
Erin six innings. He fell apart
III the seventh when Detroit drub-
bed him and Alex Carrasquel for
seven rGns. Rae Scarborough re-
tired the side By tanning Pinky
Higgins.
The amazing Athletics amassed a
total OF IS hits, including seven
doubles and two triples, TO Wallop
the indians, i0-4 Rookie Don
Black, pitching with a sore back,
stopped the Indians cold with nine
hits. He allowed only one Cleve-
land run until the ninth.
A five-run burst in the third in
ming pulled the White Sox to a 6-5
triumph over the Red Sox. Joy
Haynes, kayoed in the sixth, and
OrVal Grove combined to hold Bos-
ton to eight hits.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-04
NAEXICALI WINS
Chalky Wright Is
Fiuht Fayorite

NEW YORK, June 4. CUP)-
Chalky Wright, ancient Los An
geles Negro, is a 1875 favorite to
beat Phil Terranova, newcomer
from the Bronx, in their 15-round
maybe" featherweight challengers'
bout at Madison Square Garden to-
night.
This is a maybe" challengers'
fight because maybe the winner will
get a shot at the New York version
of the title-and maybe he will not.
The winner will get a chance at
the crown if Wee Willie Pep hap
pens to retain his diadem Tuesday
night at Boston against Sal Bartolo,
most dangerous opponent in the
l26-pound division.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-04
{. lip
Phone
M en

The Mexicali Mayos staged a
track meet Thursday night to shell
lack the Telephone man in soft
ball game at Ell Centre by lop-
sided 23-5 margin.
The phone gang got OF to a
whale of a start by scoring four of
their runs in the initial inning.
A great parade of home-runs and
base-hits by the Mayos showed
them under, however, and they new
er could hit a stride.
MAYA STARS
Sparked by Il batting attack by
Maya who collected two round
trip sWats, the MayoS hung up five
homerS all told.
Maya homered in the second and
sixth stanzas, Davique in the sixth
and Cloifas in the sixth.
OStrander and Bacon each got a
tWo-bagger for the Phone men.
Each club committed four er-
rors. The Mayos got % hits to
four for the Phonemen.
Rosas hurled for the MeXicali
club and DaviqEe caught.
! Fleming and Ostrander hurled for
! the Phonemen and Bacon caught
| them.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-04
M a r K KETS
L. A. STOCKS

Los ANGELES. June CUP Trading
was relatively SLOW on the Los Angeles
Stock Exchange today, with approximately
5, s53 shares transferred twelve issues
were up. eight down and seven un-
changed.
The list: Barker Bros. preferred 10 at
-. up +; Central Investment 100 at "a.
Up ! Blue Diamond 100 at 100. un-
changed; Pacific Indemnity 100 at l6 up
] L.; Security Co. u at II D., down '..
Sontag 800 AT = up y; So. Cal. Edison
common loo al on down l. So. Cal
Edison B sly per cent POO al 81 un-
changed. So Cal. Edison c ST. per cent
loo al 4. up = Southern Pacific 100 at
= unchanged. BolSa ChiCa OH 100 al
do down five cents: Bandni 100 al 4i..
up l. Sinclair OIL 800 at II unchanged
Richfield Oil 100 al 10&, up II Republic
Pet loo al IA. up y CnS steel common
loo at 10. unchanged. Cons. Steel Pfd 100
al 20as. down l. General Motors O3O al
a5a. down 4: Gladding Mclean 100 al
12as. up =, Goodyear Tires 100 al 30.
unchanged
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-04
8 Bonhun1
y Xonks S
Win
BY PAUL SCHEFFELS

NEW YORK. June 4.-UPl-Op-
position batsmen used to get an an
ticipatory thrill when large Tiny
Bonham ambled from the New York
Yankee dugout for his pre-game
warm-up Habitual bench warmers
would plea for q chance TO play and
the regulars would start boning
their bats for a big afternoon. Tiny
looked like easy pickin's. lobbing
the WaIm-up ball to the plate so
slowly that the sluggers could just
visualize their baSehitS.
Then the game would get under
way and the batters wouldn't see a
good piece of the pail all afternoon,
a pitching procedure that has put
Bonham up among the front rank
Of major league moundsmen.
Solid hits are strictly a scarcity
when Tiny tolls for the Yankees.
Yesterday the Bronxites took the
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-04
Brown Favored in
Tennis Contests

BERKELEY, June T. = up
Tom Brown, lanky University of
California star, will be heavy ia
vorite to capture the major singles
crown when the annual state ten
mis- championships start at the
Berkeley Tennis club tomorrow.
Brown, who holds the Pacific
Coasts single diadem, will get his
principal opposition from Yeoman
Bill Canning OF the navy, seeded
second, and Harry Likas of San
Francisco, and Jack JOSH of Oak
land.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-04

SEATTLE, June 4. - (UP)-The
Boston Red Sox today outbid sew
eral other baseball CLUBS ana emerg-
ed with a contract giving them tenn
porary rights on the pitching arm
of 17-year-old Walter Clough, SEN
sational Seattle 1lign school star
who set strike-out record of 148
in hurting nine victories.
Joe Devine, famed New York tai
ent scout, and the Seattle Rainiers
of the Coast League had been dick
ering for the youths signature for
several days, but when Ernie john
son arrived on the scene for the
Sox he closed the deal in a few
hours.
The bespectacled young right
handler is considered the best pitch
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-04
Anss = els
8 G. en-
Slip ping
BY UNITED PRESS

The Los Angeles Angels. who set
Pacific Coast league record of 90
straight wins only a fortnight ago
today appeared to be in the throes
of an lei foldo" similar to the one
they experienced several seasons
ago when they started out by cop
ping 10 straight and wound up
without the pennant
The Angels dropped their second
straight to the seventh place Sacra-
mento SolonS by a 7 to margin
Yesterday The loss enabled the
runnerup San Francisco Seals to
creep to within five and one half
games of the sliding Seraphs. The
Seals pounded out a 7 to 4 deci-
sion over San Diego. while Port
land edged Oakland, to |, in l.
innings, and Seattle went 10 innings
to defeat Hollywood, to 0.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-04
SHOW FLASH

For a few minutes yesterday the
Angels showed a flash of their early
season power when Wimpy Quinn
smashed a homer with the bases
loaded to highlight a fiVe-run up
rising in the first inning.
The undaunted Solons pecked
away at Paul Gehrman, scoring two
runs in the fourth and another pair
in the sixth. Mickey Burnett who
almost became the goat Of the
game by making three errors at
shortstop, donned the hero's cape
in the eighth when he blasted q
three run round-tripper off Grin
Baker, who relieved Gehrman in
the sixth. Herman Pillette, who
took over the Solons in the seventh,
was the winning pitcher, and the
defeat was charged to Baker.
A four-run third inning, featur-
ed by Del Young's triple with the
bases loaded, sent San Francisco
on its way to another triumph over
San Diego. Ray Harrell lasted the
distance on the mound for the Win
ners, although he gave up II hits.
Chet Johnson was touched for 10 by
the Seals.
AGE BEATS YOUTH
Age beat down the challenge Of
youth at Hollywood as 43 year old
Syl Johnson twirled siX-hit ball for
Seattle. Jim Newell scored the
games only run when he singled
in the 10th off 18 year old Eddie
Erautt, went to second on a passed
ball and romped home ON wild peg
by Butch Moran, Hollywood first
Sacker.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-04
Coastins Along

names for themselves.
We had Is the first year" he
says. and L Of them went on to
college. Nine Of them graduated
and six of them became captains of
their teams.
TO enumerate.' he says, being
factCal as so many coaches are,
fSame Eastman LScame captain
at Washington State college. Ralph
Takima at Oregon State, Moe job
litz at Yale, Leonard Linde at STAN
ford, Don Hoyt at Linfield college.
and Rex Pierce at Willamette"
Amy big league players?
Big league? Why those kids were
only y when they came TO US in
1882. They're only % and a now.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-04
L. 4. LIVESTOCK

Los ANGELES, June GPl. Federal
lf.te Market News:
CATTLE: Salable 100 very little offered
few cleanup sales steady: odd lot cutter
10 medium cows 9.75-11.50; Gamers and
cutters 1905. So; odd medium To good
bulls Hip; common 10.
CALVES: Salable p. nominally steady:
good TO choice calves and yealcrs quoted
15-16.5 80 or above
HOGS: Salable 800. steady TO five cents
higher; good TO choice l9O-26O lbs Il. 2O-
1855, top 1855; few heavier weights
1150-14. IS; good 10 choice sowS II.
SHEEP: Salable 50. no sales; good and
choice spring lambs quoted l5-15.5O.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-04
Hagg Is Bound by
Meet Agreement

NEW YORK, June 4.-UP)-
Gunder Hagg's acceptance of an
invitation to compete in the nation
al AAU championships here June
10 and 20 binds the Swedish track
star TO appear in that meet. Secre-
tary Dan Ferris of the national
AAU, said today.
He answered reports from Stock
holm that Hagg would not compete
until July because he was not in
trim.
Regulations of the AAU, which
coincide with those of the Interna-
tional Federation, make it impos-
sible for Hagg to avoid running i'll
the AAU carnival because of his
acceptance of the invitation tender
ed by the amateur organization,
Ferris said.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-04
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO. June CUPp-After reaching
new SIX year highs rye futures turned
independently weak on the Board OF
Trade today. Other grains maintained "a
firm tone led by wheat
Wheat finished the day up = 10 Ia
cents bushel: corn unchanged al OPA
levels: oats Up . TO g., ana rye off D..
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-04

measure of the Browns. 81. as Bon
ham gave up four hits, the only St
Louis run being scored ON George
McQainns 1our bagger Bonham
famed six and walked two to req
ister his fifth victory.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-04
NEW POST

CHICAGO, June 3. - CUP)-lhe
resignation of Jimmy Councilman as
head coach of the Chicago Cardl-
nails football team was announced
today. Councilman resigned to oe-
come assistant to the president OF
the St. LOUIS l5rUwns paSC3all club
and the American Investment com
panV of Illinois.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-04
L. 4. RUTTEk &. EGGS

Los ANGELES. June i O.Ft
quotations for tG;ter and eggs have been
discontinued Indefinitely by The Los An
Rslrs Produce EEch4Hge.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-04
Sox Hold Rights
o., Young HurIer

ing prospect ever to play in Seattle
prep loop and after his last prep
game Tuesday, his home has been a
scene of 24-hour bargaining confer
ence.