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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-09
.MARCH u TO APRIL 81

Arics-With the exception Of
one major unfavorable aspect
which occurs after the noon hour
and reaches peak three hours
later. the entire day is favorable
for reasonable Roadway, espe-
cially in matters of public inter-
est.
APRIL II To WAY 20
Taurus - Unfriendly only If
you 90 to extremes or idle valua-
bic time. Be prepared for emer-
gencies; pitch in, show your
sturdy. sensible managerial abil-
ity. Day responsive to intelH-
gent, persistent efforts.
Nay n TO JUNE n
Gcmini 49, Plenty Of intriguing
tendencies. A daring desire for
the unusual. This is where you
must be wise. Risks just because
they are fascinating are taboo.
There is enough genuine adven-
ture everywhere today TO satisfy
every one.
JUNE p TO July %
Cancer - A puzzle day. Be
patient and put together the
pieces. There will he personal
satisfaction that you've done a
thorough job. A. NJ, late after
noon and night most suspicious
periods for gain.
JULY "a TO AUG. p
With sensible amount
Of self-control you can 20 places
today. Stars more> favorable to
YOU and your interests than to
most folks. Let your efforts be
in proportionate ratio to the de-
mandS on your position.
AUG. % TO SEPT. QS
Tirgo- Business may seem
complicated but il you remember
that il takes time and patience
TO properly allocate talent and
activity so that the highest skill
is obtained, YOU would not worry
but cooperate fully for the whole
framework.
SEPT. - TO OCT. 20
Libra - Routine and familiar
matters favored. You are warned.
however. 10 pay strict attention
10 important time consuming
tasks 50 that minimum wasted
motion is insured. In other words,
don't move irreSponsibly from
one thing 10 another, getting
nowhere eventually.
OCT. % TO NOV. p
Scorpio-Caution advised IN
money transactNons. real estate
deals. making contracts, pricing
large orders Economize' Don't
huv more than you can use for
the present, or what you don't
ncod. #..1 N
NOV. - TO DEC. =
Soqiitotlus-Adyice 10 Scorpio
obtains for you. too. And you.
like they, can make good head
way in your job and familiar
matters Put aside frivolous,
interests for the more urgent
war needs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-09
President
To Entertain
For AWVS

MRS. JOHN J. O'BRIEN.
president of the Detroit unit of
AVIS, on June %, will give a
garden party from 3 tot O'Clock
IN her beautiful garden on
Kercheval avenue. Crosse
Pointe, for the benefit of the
organization.
Mrs. George NJ. Slocum, chair
man OF ways and means. is gen.
eral chairman Of the party,
assisted by Mrs. Abram vanDer-
Zee.
Vera Richardson, pianist, and
Esther A. V. Johnson, viollnlst,
will present program.
Mrs. Sam CALAMITY is assem-
bling some attractive door
prizes and Mrs. George Cush-
man is in charge of refresh
ments.
Junior members will be posted
AT the entrance 10 direct. under
the supervision of their advisor,
Mrs. u. j. Handy.
Mrs. Frederick Morse is
ticket chairman. assisted by
Mrs. Cyril Schley, and Mrs.
l.. J. Barrow is publicity
chairman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-09
Wedding Plans Complete

JANEY BRIGGS. whose marriage TO Capt Philip Hart
takes place June 10 Blessed Sacrament Cathedral
has completed her wedding plans.
She will be attended by her sister Mrs Evere Fisher
the former Susan Briggs matron of honor
And three bridesmaids Adele Connolly. Sue Man
ming and Mary Buh....
Robert Sweeney will be Capt Harris best and the
will Thomas Wilson of Bloomfield Hills w. Dean
Robinson bothern-law of the brideeect and Burgess
Book III
Micky Briggs small nephew whose nickname in the
family the young about town will be ring bearer
and Grace Robinson niece of the brideeect will be
flower girl 49,.
hoped that Capt Harris brother 1t. Clyde Hart
1t Jack Connolly and Capt Walter o. Briggs Jr could be in
the wedding party but 1t Hart is in the Aeutians hav
been in the North Pacific for than 1t Con-
molly at Cornell and Capt Briggs has been sent overseas
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-09

THE BEAUTIFUL little chapel Of ST. Josephs Episcopal
Church - al o'clock yesterday afternoon was the setting
for the wedding OF Elizabeth daughter OF Dr. and
Mrs Frederick c. Ruesser. and John Pfender OF
Mr. and Mrs C. Pfender Of Freeport H. which was
simple and lovely.
The floral decorations limited 10 arrangements OF
Gala lilies and other white flowers altar
Or Buesser gave his only daughter in marriage
The attractive little brunei bride. with starry dark
ewes looked very young had remarkable poise
she only % although she graduated last Saturday
from the University Of Michigan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-09
Six Girls Return
From College

SIX DETROIT girls arrived
from Mary Baldwin College in
Staunton. Va, this morning 10
spend their summer vacations
with their parents. Here are
Margie Clark, Lois Mcintyre.
Anne Gard, Barbara Cray.
Rosalie Packard and Patricia
ASman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-09
~ ~ JAN. ~

DEC. p TO JAN. p
Copricor1,-You can mold to-
day to suit your needs. A. NJ
starts things going nicely. but
you can't take things for granted.
Uranian influences tend to err
ratio action. Offset these by
calmnesS.
JAN. p To FFB. %
AqUorips-Don't change previ-
ouSly made plans unless emer-
gencies arise or orders are given
for such changes by those in
authority. Correct harmful per-
sonal habits, lackadaisical ten
denotes.
FEB. Fl TO MARCH n
PisceS-Work and plans con-
corning the public are sponsored
by benefc aspects. You may have
to lay aside your own plans for
these greater, more universal
movements. Follow your con-
science. Skilled work, cl Yer
management will beget generous
results.
A CHILD horn On this day:
The intellectual type; sensitive,
restless, capable of high achieve
mcnt. Mars, influence strongly
felt in your horoscope, therefore
you must be>on guard against
quick temper, ~sptJRg your own
way most Of the time.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-09
Rockford Group
To Get Reports

THE ROCKFORD COLLE1
ALUMNAE will meet at 7:39
p. m. tomorrow al the home Of
Miss Dorothy White in Pingres
street.
Miss Ruth Hueter. May |,
Queen OF 1912. will report ontl
The May Party Of 1943. recently
held at the college during which
Miss Hueter crowned ihe new
queen. Miss Doris Chase. who
accompanied her 10 the celebra.
ton, will also give a report.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-09
Mrs. Bierke
Visiting Mother

MRS. LEROY F.. BJERKE,
formerly Peggy Mckay, is visit.
ing her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
William J. Mckay in Lawrence
avenue.
1t. Bjerke is overseas.
Mrs. Bjerke will leave shortly
10 visit 1t. Bjerke's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Bjerke in
Hatton. n. y.
She will also visit Mr. and Mrs.
J. J. Martin in Chicago, III.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-09
Aunt Gives Rehearsal Dinner

JANEY IS accepting only invitations aside from the
entertaining the family is doing for her small luncheon
10 be given by Sue Manning and family dinner to be given
by Mrs. James O. Goude.
The rehearsal dinner will nc given the night of June II
.... by Mrs William F Connolly bride elect.
at her residence in r. Boston boulevard. &c..
And Friday night .Janeys sisters Charles
T. Fisher Jr.. Mrs " Dean Robinson and Mrs. Evercl
Fisher will entertain az dinner al the Little Club
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-09
I'd Son Is Born
To S. P. Simpsons

THE SHERRILL PATTON
SIMPSONS of RoSelawn avenue
are receiving congratulations on
the birth Of their second son.
Robert Erwin Simpson, born
Thursday
Mrs. Simpson is the former
Marguerite Erwin. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Sid a. Erwin.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-09
Bride Wears Dutch Cap

ELIZABETH WORE youthful dress Of white net over
becoming Dutch cap Of satin with tabs OF
lace hut NeI....
Her dress had fitted bodice huttoned with
tiny covered buttons bouant skirt made of two layers
and long ughthttng sleeves with pufs at the
top,
carried exquisite bridal bouquet OF white shattered
carnations ad bouvarda with large white orchid with
purple falls 90. In the CENTER.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-09

properly planted and cultivated
they refuse 10 act according 10
Hoylc
To prevent any garden
tragedies, The Detroit Times is
offering 10 its readers a victory
garden booklet prepared by
Henry Pree, one OF the nations
leading garden authorities.
Richly illustrated, this So
page booklet contains every step
in planting your victory garden.
Here are some OF the many
topics discussed.
l Directions for planning
your garden.
GOOD soil and how TO
make il.
Digging the garden. hot
bed and cod frame
4 Victory garden plans.
This included complete instruc-
tons and Illustrations on how TO
plant gardens ranging from
lOXl5 feet to 50xlO0 feet.
or 1913
: 10 cents if called for at the
The Detroit Times Building, or
request 10 The Detroit Times
e Detroit. Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-09
Mrs. WITHHOLD Returns

MRS. GEORGE WITHHOLD
of Beacon Hill road, Crosse
Pointe. arrived home yesterday
after spending nearly a week
in New York City While there
she stayed at the Waldorf
Astoria.
MIR. AND MRS. NELSON
w. SCHLAFF have moved from
their Neff road home to their
new home in Crawford Lane.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-09
Women Officers 70 Speak

Az INNOVATION for ne Iurior League viii he The eve
ming annual meeting June IS o'clock
Country Club when provisional members will he vel
coined
1t. Margaret Stewart of fhe WAACs Ensign Helen
stwart Of The WAVES. and Ensign EIabch Barnard Of
Mo SPARS Will speak .... [N\.\... ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-09
Planting
Divisions OF
DahIia Tubers
BY ISABEL FUCKER
Detroit Times Garden Editor

WHETHER YOU are plant
ing your own divisions from
clumps of dahlia tubers or
tubers that you have just pur-
chased, il will pay to select
with care, the place you plant
them. Dahlias are natives OF
Mexico and are accustomed to a
climate which is hot and dry.
They do not thrive in a poorly
drained. heavy soil.
So first look 10 the drainage
and next, 10 giving the plant
the lighter soil il enjoys-even
if il means working on your
own soil to tighten il. Leaf mold
or humus added to very sandy
soil will help 10 insure a good
growth from the tuber.
No tubers should be planted
until all danger Of frost is
past which in this climate
means now. Proper spacing in
planting depends on the va
rieties 10 be grown. If you 90
in for the tall-growing decOra-
tive types, then space them
three feet each way. while for
miniatures the space may be re-
duced. However, dahliaS like
room and ii does not pay TO put
them too close TO each other.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-09

Cohanes 10 Honor Kin. 80
Mr.. AND MRS. LOUIS
STARFIELD COHANE Of
Highland avenue Will be az
home from 9 10 II p. m.
today 10 celebrate the S0th
birthday anniversary Of Mrs.
Cohanc'S fatheN Henry Freund.
MIR. AND MkS. ~ ME s
DUFFY of the PaTKStone have
returned from d stay IN New
York City.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-09
Mr.. Hartman on Vacation From Duke

JOHNNY HARTMAN u.s. home on vacation from DS,e
University. Durham y where he is a member Of the
naval reserve
He Will leave this Roswell y. NJ. 10 visit his
brother. .. 1t Robert Hartman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-09
36-Page Booklet Gives
Vital Garden Information

GOOD dwcerS who have far done gardening
a arr going be farming earnest this
Beans spinach well have them all IN our own
backyard.
But VEGETABLES can things for unless they're
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-09
lying Plants

II the soil was good TO begin
with. dahliaS need only one
feeding a month beginning when
the plants are a foot high. This
feeding should be Of a com
plete fertilizer preferably one
not high in nitrogen as this
would make stem and leaf
growth and fewer flowers might
result. Rather. the fertilizer
should have. more potash and
phosphorus. This year these
constituents will probably have
10 be applied separately rather
than mixed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-09
Horoscope :: By Frances Drake

the Section in Which Yopr Birthday Comes and Find
What Your Outlook Is, According 10 the Stars,
For Wedpesday Jtnc o.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-09
Place Sretes

Stakes for the taller growing
varieties should he placed be-
fore the tubers are even planted
since in this way there is alb
solutely no danger Of injuring
the roots. Then remove soil
from next 10 the stake 10 a
depth Of six inches, and plant
one tuber with the sprouted end
(the bud we spoke of yesterday
toward the stake so the stem
will grow near the stake.
Cover the tuber ansinCh or
and as il sprouts. gradually
fiji in the soil until il is level
with the ground around. When
the shoot gets higher than this
level. il may be tied at inter
walls 10 the stake. Use some soft
substance such as raffia or
strips of cloth for the tying, not
anything that might cut the
stem.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-09

5-Recommendcd vegetables
The victory garden booklet
service counter in the lobby of
ID cents by mail.
When ordering. address your
Home Institute. 1225 Times Squal
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-11
u.s.. Boxers Take
Win from British

LONDON, June IL tUPD - Pvt
Vincent Kozak of HazeltOn, Pa,
Won a decision over George Preston
If the COmmandos in a heavy
weight bout last night to give a
boxing team from United States
forces a surprise victory over a
British army squad, six decisions
To five.
Kozak's triumph provoked little
ascension but Americans and
British questioned several other re-
suits. Some said the English team
was entitled to the championship
Brig. Gen. Daniel Noce, who
awarded the prizes, said:
These contests will no doubt re-
suit in plenty of bruises and black
eyes but when they have passed
away, both forces will work side by
side for a final knockout blow
against the Axis"
Other results included. Bantam
weight - Corp. Primitive Molina,
Concord, Calf, decisioned Rifle
man Richard Carlan, and light
heavyweight Pfc. William Kings
land, Redondo Beach, Calf, de-
ciOned Corp. Leonard Farmer.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-11

Manuel Ortiz, worlds bantam
weight ring champion, left Ell Cen
tro for Los Angeles Thursday and
will spend nearly two weeks get
ting into shape for fight with
Tony Olivera the night of June 25.
Fight fans predicted it would be
a rough affair as Olivera once de
feated Ortiz while Ortiz also holds
one victory over Olivera.
Olivera took Ortiz before the
latter scaled the ladder to the
championship. Oliyera, a hard
puncher and crafty defensive fight
er. halls from Oakland. Ortiz rcadl-
ly admits he is tough company in
the ring and the champ said Friday
if Inc is defeated he will probably
meet him again i'll title fight,
The coming affray is non-titlc,
lO-round SkirmiSh The battle will
come off in the Hollywood Legion
hall.
Although Ortiz holds a contract
to fight Jackie Callura, National
Boxing association featherWeight
champion, the tilt has been held up
because of conflicting dates. Ortiz
expressed belief it would soon be
arranged, however, and indicated
that scrap with New York S
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-11
Bx MALCOLM DoNNELIEY

TIJUANA Mex. June II tUP
Greetings. amigos: Today we dis
CusS that cOlorful sport from old
Spain bullfighting
Down here. where the bull is
killed not thrown = the summer
brllfiEhung season starts with the
grand bulllght on June l3 in the
Tijuana arena.
To afieiorados fans to YOU of
6ullfightn2. The sport has been
jctcriorating The past few seasons
mfil last year ar all time high in
bad bullaghUng was reached when
Sidney Franklin, the one-timC whiz
from Brookjyr appeared.
BAD SHOW
Franklin save such a bad show
he never got Within five feet of the
hull when ne passed the beast with
his mulcta and not within 10 feet
n the Kill that many a staunch
hulltiehter leff the arena with
fingers on nose and vowed never to
ICtun
BuljGehlng comes to Tijuana
his season with n promise OF better
things however The arena is under
new management and such sterling
matadors as r. Soldado, Armillita,
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-11
~. 7. STOCKS

NEW YORK. June Il CUP Rails and
heavy Industry shares led stocks irregur
larly lower today In one OF the QuictcSt
sessions of the month.
Tho market started out narrowly iurcgu-
lal and then saggcd in mid-seSsion when
traders started switching out Of the So
called War shares on the news that Pan
telcria had Capitulated 10 the Allies.
The peace group.
Volume dropped below the million
share mark TO around the lowest level
since May "a.
Dun q BradStrcct reported retail trade
had picked up in the past week, with
suIn, aiming - To Il per cent ahead
of year ago.
Virtually every sugar issue traded set
O new 1913 high and Guantamao preferred
uu.nIS lo 15S.
Butler Bros, Sears Roebuck and Wool
worth reached new tops ON small gains.
American Can preferred. Deere 4 Co.
1CCw's, Pan American and Zenith Radio
established new tops.
tarNSlef WAS off -, hut General Motors
held = gain at - and HeculcS Motor
held more than half of an earlier rise OF
more than a point to a new top. BethlC-
hem Steel was down "s Ia b3's and
Youngstown had loss of almost point
hut L. $. Steel Steadied narrowly below
yesterdays close.
santa re tea Inc rails down with one
point loss to 55 Chesapeake y Ohio
also were down about a point.
Greyhound Rus was firm and active.
Du Pont. Commercial Credit. Corn Pro
ducts. Oliver Farm Equipment and J. {.
Penney were down point and more each.
Tho preliminary closing DoW-JunCs az
eragcs. Industrial. 141.d1. off n21. rail
- 70. off 0.33: utility 2O27, up q uO2. 65
stocks Is 50 off O.15.
Sales amounted to SIO.51O shares.
against 9O1 900 yesterday.
Curb sales were 253.,i6a. against 29o.555
yesterday.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-11
M a r KETS
l.. A. PRODTCE

Los ANGELES. 5unr - tDpt
PUNCHED VEGETABLES. Steady Per
crl-. BCctS 21--3 dol. 7ac-i..as rdlui> :
do. 75C-1 uu. ordinary tu TAR IN-aas-
iced CrtS. Imperial Is dos -5u-&23 Caua
2i-3 doz. C5-1 .5O green onions das
]. 75-2 ~. ordinary to fair loo-l 50 Icek,
3doz 2o0-2 - mustard . do 71c-i iaH.
parsley dur. best ua-2 -. ordinary IT,
fair l 25-1 30. radI>hcs small red an.
3.nO-3. 5u Spinach : dul. oO-2#2 -. tu.aIHs
2t4-3 doz. 1oQ-1.15, ordinary ta .at
5O-75c
CANTALOUPES: S;cadN Vide ruaee IN
quality. imperial eI:s Jhu lSS 3o"-}2e
best %25-2 1I. - 3 uH-I5u. ordinary tu
fan 325-4 900. 3ES T.27-6. uu. poo. 10
ordinary 3 oO-5oo. i5S best ae.GuN. tut
4oo-I50 ordinary &ua-tau. nan> l-s=les
9O0-25l. Pony 47>-5ls @.51-l na aao Hats
? 5-' ou. S.d Haj> i5u-l =. HONEY
BALLS. Imperial Jbo @o>ia> .l'u-' lN NlI.
lbs IOD-1 p. pony l5>-5iS 'oo-'3A
EGGPLANT. slightly VeakeH. Impeta.
lues 9-12 tops 2oU-11a ordinary lH.
16S 5O-l.75. 6> 1-75-2.ou.
CUCUMBEBS. Steady san peln lsi>
.. 25-2. -. fair 1.75-2u1- Tugs 351-4 Ell.
fair 3oo-325. W. : 1-5-1m laeana
Eesar ml> g ll#e ~. l5H 3 uo=517.
SQUASH: Steady Wafr >umm'. sar
Diego lus> 1.5n-2oo. falr Is. ~. =
75c-1Ou. san Diego Ias> l-a-ll'. #+
! 10 Ne - 5u=f1D yellow s.uo>uega
san Diego ugS 25-l .5o ~. = 51-52r
TOMATOES. FIn Imperial e.'> s=i-
tops 5u-2u1
NSATERAlELONS. STEADY lnpe.a' kIaa-
dikcS lois lh ay truck lots pei tou 6u-
500. ton lots 1aou-75.o1
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-11
Joe Louis Doesn't
Plan Retirement
From Ring Soon

HOLLYWOOD, June II. 'UPD-
Sgt. Joe Louis said today he does
lot intend to retire from the ring
for "at least another four years,
md he wants another crack at Billy
Conn before he does.
For that matter. he said, he would
ike to meet Conn again right now,
because Conn is the only logical
heavyweight contender.
JoeS comments were forthcDm-
ne while he rested between Chores
IN the set of the film This Is The
Army" His claim to motion pl"tIre
,tardom rests principally ON lbs
,bility to eat, a pleasant task for
Joe.
The champ shuffled up to the
counter on a stagedoor canteeh set,
eated his 219 pounds at table
md doWned five doughnutS. Then
le repeated the performance. THIS
display of his dramatic talents will
occupy Joe for two more days. after
which he will return to Ft. Riley,
kanS.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-11
Town Team, Nips
MexicaIi, q-b,
In Close Game

The El Centro Town Team clip
ped the visiting MeXicali softbail
aggregation by a 9-6 count in an
FL Centro game Thursda- night.
The tussle Vas close throughout
until the FL Centrans found hUricr
Davique's weak spot and jumped on
him for a series of hits that netted
them six runs IN the sixth inning.
feat that put the FRAY on ice.
Until that time the score was
knotted at 3-all.
Briggs started off scnsati0nally
by clouting a home run with the
first pitched ball Of tie encounter.
The e Centrans got one run
each in the first, second and third
innings.
The Mexican men got run in
the second, two in the sixth and
three more in the seventh.
The visitors had an opportunity
to again tie the score il the seventh
when they had two men on base
With only TWO outs.
Schumard and Fornaserr0 hurled
for the Town Team.
DaVique tossed most Of the route
for the MeXicali players.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-11
LJDseis Feature
Net Competition
In Coast Affair

BEPKFLEY, Calf. June IL
UP1-It was a day OF upsetS yes
terdav in the California state ten
MS championships, now nearing
completion at the Berkeley lehhlS
club.
An unseeded player, Dorothy
Head. ousted second-seeded Bar
bara Krase from Women's singles
competition, by taking an easy 6-2'
SO. Quarterfinals victory.
Defending Champion Gus Miller
of Stockton was stripped OF his
veterans singles crown when he
lost to unseeded Ken May, 6-3, "a
in a semifinals match.
Yoeman Norman Brooks surprised
by outlasting asst years junior
champ. Harry Likas, in mems SIN
2les ouarterfinals play. Brooks won
a two and one half hour duel, 6-l'
l-6, 11-9.
And Jack Jossi, fourth seeded,
lost TO Nick Carter in another men S
singles qGarterfinals match, 6-3'
oil
The Clark DrOtnerS from Loo All
geles. Straight and Stanley, gained
the finals of junior boys singles.
Straight defeated Rodney Sackett,
81. 6-3, and Stanley downed Bob
Bcale. Cd, 81.
Shirley Cation defeated Jane Gal
taehor. Ga, 6-1 IN another women'S
singles Quartorfinals match, and
earned the right to meet defending
champion Margaret Osborne today
IN the semHinals. Daphne. Buckell
will play Miss Head IN the other
scmitlrals tomorrow.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-11
l.. A. STOCKS

Los ANGELES. June II UPh- Trading
was slow on the Los Angeles Stock En-
change today, with approximately 2.565
shares changing hands Five issues were
UP four down and sin unchanged.
: The list: Barker Bros preferred l. at
~. unchanged; Central Investment POO at
IL. up =; Blue Diamond 100 at 1.S5. IN
changed Security Company 80 at ~ up
J. So. Cal. Edison c - per cent 100 al
30. up i Southern PacifPic 100 at o..
down u: Bandni 200 at A.. down i
Richncld on 100 at i down Is Re-
public Pet 100 at a.. up i Cessna 100
at 10. unchanged: CrcamcricS of America
POO at s., unchanged Cons Steel com
mon 800 at 1OA. unchanged; Cons. Steel
preferred 100 at 2Oas, down "a General
Motors 100 at 55. unChanG-l.