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Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-14
The Old Maestro
Picks SATURDAYS
Gridifo1 Winners
Bv JACK CUDDY

NEW YORK, Oct. IA (UP)-Pick-
ing the football winners-maybe
EAST:
Holy Cross over Cornell - But
don't rob babys bank.
Colgate over Repeat
ing Sept. 25s medium shave.
Army over Columbia-No gem of
the ocean.
Navy over Penn State Tirpitz
was torpedoed too.
Maryland over West Virginia
Okay, spin your own coin.
Also Worcester Poly over Tufts:
PENNSYLVANIA over Lakehurst Naval;
Villanova over Bucknell; Temple
over UrsinuS: Franklin Marshall
over Muhlenberg; Lehigh over Car
negie Tech.
MIDWEST:
Purdue over Ohio State-Bub AT
the Pub favorS Boilermakers.
Illinois over Pittsburgh-No fun
travelling, these days.
Great Lakes over Northwestern
Gotta guess one right, sometime.
Minnesota over Camp Grant
Don't gopher this one too strong.
Indiana over Iowa Hoosier gal
friend now?
NOtre Dame over Wisconsin,
| Track-meet writer's phase cover
Also Iowa Pre-Flight over Mis-
souri,: Iowa State over Nebraska
Kansas over Washburn; Tulsa over
Oklahoma DepauW over Wabash
Oberlin over Ohio Wesleyan;
Illinois Normal over Missouri
Mines.
SOUTH:
Duke over North Carolina-Says
navy intelligence.
Texas Aggies over Texas Christ
ian-It came up heads.
Southwestern over North Texas
Aggies-Repeat performance.
Texas over Arkansas - Wouldn't
steer you wrong.
Southern Methodist over Rice
Eeny- -Meeny- -Jminey-etc
Also Wake Forest over North
Carolina State; Richmond over
Virginia Military Camp Davis over
North Carolina Pre-Flight; Texas
Tech over South Plains AAF.
FAR WEST:
Del Monte Pre-Flight over Col
lege of Pacific-Oh year?
California over UCLA-Or we go
back to the mines.
Southern Cal. over San Francisco
With gravy, please.
March Field over San Diego =
Unless the hatpin slipped.
Alameda Coast Guard over st.
Marys-Jack Dempseys in the CG.
Also Fort Riley over Denver;
Colorado over Kirkland Field; New
Mexico over Flagstaff.
CUDDY CALLS EN-
Last weeks: % right; 8 wrong,
l tie-for .778 right-and-wronga av-
erage. Seasons average 1892
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-14
". Y. STOCKS

NEW YORK. oct. II UP)-Trading in
stocks tapered today 10 around the lowest
volume this month but prices recorded
their first Improvement OF the current
week
Strength in Telegraph. Air Line Steel
and preferred utility srares featured the
list
Western Union "A" ran up IL points
10 new high at 40A, while Postal pre-
ferred. stamped-which will be exchanged
for the Western Union stock under
merger terms-gained ! \ points to p .
American and Eastern led the air lines
with top gains OF more than a point
each. Bethlehem Steel led its group
squirting X points to 5s%. L. s. Steel
Republic and Youngstown Sheet were up
y point and more and Crucible gained
almost a point.
Active rails were up fractionally. Motor
shares had fractional gains.
Dow-Jones preliminary closing stock av-
erages: Industrial 136 81 up 049; rail
"a. 76, up 016; utility p 36, up 017; and
65 stocks l7.57, up 020.
Stock sales totaled 474 073 shares COM
pared with 591 $50 yesterday. Curb stock
sales were 100, IT'S shares against 147, 245
in the previous session.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-14
Baseball Shoes
Needed by Marines

The Marine Ordnance baseball
team, which meets the FL Centro
town club Sunday in the stadium,
yesterday issued a call for the loan
or gift of spiked baseball shoes for
the game.
The ordnance nine is playing
bang up ball but are seriously
handicapped by lack of equipment.
Serg. E. S. Mccarthy, the manager,
said Thursday that if anyone has
shoes to lend they can call him ar
the marine air base, Fl Centre
1900, extension 366.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-14
M e n&or
s. c G S
Vic !

Unless he has an eleyenth-hour
change of mind. Coach Clarence
Anderson will start the Spartans
against the Holtville Vikings Fri
day night with at least four of the
FL Centro regulars warming the
bench.
AT the same time Anderson eX-
pressed confidence of victory
we lost the one and only ball
game we intend TO lose this season.
From now on We'll stay ON the VIM
ming side. We are not out of the
race by a long shot. he said.
in announcing his probable line
up for the second league game OF
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-14
NJ AR K e S
+. 4. LIVESTOCK

Los ANGELES. Oct. Il CUPl-Federal-
State Market News
CATTLE. Salable 300, fairly active
steers strong to - cents higher; similar
advance on cows during past two days
other classes steady; medium to good
steers 14-1525 few down to u So;
medium 10 good heiferS u 5O-14.50. COM
mon down 10 1880: medium To low good
COWS 10.25-12.10. common down To g.
Gamers and cutters $50 10 SIS, few
down TO 6: medium TO good bulls 1850
10 11.75.
CALVES: Salable y. odd lots common
10 medium calves steady at 1912.
HOGS: Salable 500 active, fairly
steady. bulk good 10 choice 1S5-26O lbs
Is 540-15.75. top 1915. few l5-l5.25. $40
lbs a: good To choice sows 13-13.5O.
SHEEP: Salable none. good TO choice
wooled lambs quoted to possibly II.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-14
L. A. STOCKS

LOS ANGELES Oct. II (UPb- Stocks
firmed today in light trading on the Los
Angeles Stock Exchange with five issues
gaining, three slumping and eight re-
manning steady. Sales totaled approXi-
mately 34o0 shares.
The list: Broadway Dept. Stores 100 at
13a., up X TransamerIca 200 at 81
down Il Pacific Gas common 100 AT 2S7s
unchanged; Pacific Gas Is per cent 100 at
35A, down Il Edison Co. 6 per cent 100
al 32A, unchanged; Edison 5lz per cent
100 at 3lh, up Is Bandni 200 at 5, un-
changed; Creameries of America 100 at
~, unchanged: Cons. Steel Pfd. 200 at
20A, up k General Motors 100 at SIS ,
up X; Ryan 100 at BIZ. unchanged.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-14
FIGHT results
Bv UNITED PRESS

HARTFORD, Conn.-Sal Bartolo
129, Boston, knocked out Billy
Bates, 1870, Pittsburgh, 90.
OAKLAND, Cal.-Al Ware, 208
Oakland, knocked out Domingo
Valin, 207, Hayward, Cal. %; al
Walker, 146, Oakland, decisioned
Bobby Berger, l47l2, Oakland 90 ;
Otis Walker, l52, Oakland, decision
ed Top Row Allen, 158, San Fran
cisco 90; Young Millich, ITS,
Sacramento, decisioned ira Hughes,
172, Oakland 80; Pete Mccarthy,
l70, Oakland knocked out Joe
Pena, l74, San Francisco u.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-14
L. 4. HAY
CHICAGO fTklN

CHICAGO. Oct. "A tUPl - The strong
feed situation caused a sharp rise in
grain futures on the Board of Trade to-
day December and July wheat, Decem-
Der oats, July rye. and December and May
barley climbed 10 new season highs be-
fore gains were erased in late trade.
Wheat finished the day fully firm, IN
a 10 = oats up \ to off L. rye up "3
10 Il. and barley up & to =.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-14
STUB SEES VICTOR

SALEM, Ore, Oct. Willamette
UniverSitys navy football team will
play University of Oregon's army
"Intramurals" on Eugenes Hay
ward field Saturday, Willamette
Athletics Director Les Sparks an
nounced today.
The "Intramurals" will not Of
ficially represent the University
since army trainees are not allow
ed to play in intercollegiate sports.
They have been coached by Honest
John" Warren, Oregons head
mentor.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-14
SPORTS PASE
Phoenix TO Run
BangtaiI Meet

PHOENIX, Ariz., Oct. Ia (UP)
Phoenix Breeders, Inc, today
scheduled 30-day horse racing
period after receiving permission
from the Arizona tax commission
yesterday.
Manager George Peter said races
will be staged on weekends only
on a new three quarter mile
track north of Phoenix.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-14
BOOTS CLASH

BERKELEY, Calit., Oct. IA -
Leonard B. (Stub) Allison, head
football coach at the University of
California, said today IF my gang
makes up its mind, it'll win against
UCLA Saturday"
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-14
HEYWOOD OUT

LOS ANGELES, Oct. 14-Trojan
Coach Jeff Cravath today worried
about a replacement to fill the
spot left by Ralph Haywood. A
choice must be made By Saturday
when the Trojans meet University
of San Francisco in the Bay City.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-14
PICK THE WINNERS

played the
your contest listed and
write the team favor in the provided for that purpose
will counted highest
will tickets the annual Rose Bowl II
problems will will be
while will
best and point to third place
the swim and participate in the fun. YOU win the
All must be turned by Friday of
during duration of the
CaeXo be left at Ellis Peoples Store In
they may deposited Pharmacy
while residents bring direct office
Post-Press
the week.
TEAMS YOUR CHOICE
Ell Centre VS.. IIotville
College of Pac. vs. NavyatOrs
UCLA vs. U. of Calf -...---...
March Field S. D. Naval Trainers
Yuma High VS.. Brawley
Nevada Air Base VS.. U. of Utah - -.
Redlands Pomona Army Ordnance --.--.--......-
Texas Christian vs. Texas A. & M. ...-.---.-.-.- .
Purdue VS.. ONO State
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Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-14
=. 4. POULTRY te EGGS

Maximum prices that may be paid pro-
ducers by retailers:
Grade 4. large eggs. week beginning
October Il. 5Sl4 81 cents. Medium eggs,
54l4 -55: small eggs, 5Oi. 81 cents.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-14
l.. 4. BUTTER

LOS ANGELES oct. II UPi-
q otaucIIs Tor L-uvl anG eggs nave been
oieronfirued indefinitely by the Los An
geles PTcduce Exchange.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-14
ARMY GETS PLAYERS

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 14.-(UP)-Out-
fielder Harry Walker and Pitcher
Alpha Brazle of the ST. Louis
Cardinals, were in the army today.
The athletes passed their physi-
Gals and were sworn into the service
late yesterday at jefferson Bar
racks here.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-14

BraWley's probable Ilne-up against
the Yuma High, which failed to
send any advance notice of its
squad, will be: F. McPhalter, LIE;
Billy Smith, 1t; Lawrence Dahn,
LG; Bob Walsh, c; w. Birkstead,
RG; Gordon Harbert, RI; Ray
Ballesteros, RE; Jack Campbell,
OBJ: c.. Minter, LIB; Roy Jackson,
RIB; Roy Jackson, RIB, and j..
Foster, FB.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-14
:. :. 7 ackIes Vikinqs
ANG0TT PICKED
TO BEAT white
IN TITLE MATCH
Ry Isle SHOEMAKER

LOS ANGELES, Oct. IA. CUP)-'
The little, battle-scarred Negro who
once held three world titleS-yep,
Henry Armstrong-Was all dressed
up and somewhat laxative.
He was cornered and we were the
cornerer, if there is such a thing.
We were greatly concerned about
Sammy Angott and Slugger White
meeting in an outdoor night light
here on Oct. 27 for what the Cali
fornia commission and the National
Boxing association says is Tor the
world lightweight title.
We'll, I'll tell you what I think,
said the thoughtful Armstrong who
desires to be a preacher, author
and fight manager.
TELLS OF BATTLE
Il think Angott will fix that
Slugger White up and good. You
remember I fought Angott and won
decision. III have to admit it
wasn't a clearcut decision as far
as the fans were concerned.
You know how 1 fight. I was
crowding him, on top of him and
punching, punching, punching. I
hit him plenty and hit him hard
but he was always standing right
there grimacing at me. don't really
think I hurt him and I've knocked
other men out with the same
punches"
Henry said Angott is the most
unorthodoX fighter he's ever met.
Now that is a fair statement to
come from this character Henry
who has met just about every feath-
er, lightweight and WelterWeight
who was capable of meeting him in
the first place.
CROSSES HANK
Il size him up, see, and l think
| have him figured. If he shifts his
left foot little he's going to punch
me with his left So l get smart.
l watch his feet. In the next round
| he shifted his left foot and I stuck
glove alongside my right jaw. So
what happens? 1 get punched with
his right on the left side of my
jaw. 1t goes on like that all the
, time. I guess I won the decision
because I landed more and because
l kept rushing him around"
Now you can see what the 1.-THE
Slugger is Up against. Maybe we
had better tell the Slugger insteac
of you. After all his welfare is more
at stake.
Meanwhile, Promoter Joe (Sales-
man SAM Lynch has given us a
bad case Of telephone ears. If it
isn't one phone it's two-or three
He wants to make sure EVERYONE
knows it's an outdoor fight. H.
wants to make sure Mike Jacobs
back in New York knows what i.
going on out here in the Far West
Serves US right, though. That.
what we get for knowing fight pro.
moters. Better we should pick ou
friends from the draft board.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-14

the season, Coach Anderson said
Leo Horton would start at fullback
instead of Roy Harvey. AT left half
he plans to use Zero Wolf while
Bob Whitelaw probably will start at
center.
HARVEY HURT
Roy Harvey received a severe
charley horse in last weeks game
against CaleXico and is not expect
ed to see any action this weekend,
Anderson said.
Jimmy Atkins is slated to start
at right guard and the El Centre
pint-Sized flash holland Harvey
will be held in reserve to be pushed
into the battle when FL Centre
needs the extra push to make the
tallieS which win ball games. Last
week against CaleXico. it was Hor-
ton who carried the ball over the
line for the only two touchdoWnS
made by the Spartans.
The game. to be played on the
Holtville gridiron, will begin at
8 pm.
At the same time Calexico hopes
to continue the drive toward the
valley championship by downing
Imperial at the latter place. Coach
Lee Bogle said Tuesday that, be-
cause of ImperiaIs improved show
ing last week against Brawley,
which the Tigers held to a scoreless
tie, he would take no chances by
starting his second string.
III throw all the power I can
into the game from the start, he
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-14
Grid !
3 ! efs
By UNITED PRESS


LOS ANGEL IES. Oct. IA Coach
Babe Horrell's UCLA Bruins went
through offensive scrimmage today
in preparation for their Saturday
meeting here with the University
of California Bears. Jack Boyd,
right half, looked good yesterday,
Horrell said, making two touch
downs and several long gains.
DEL MONTE, Calf, Oct. IA -
Fast stepping halfback Bill Draper
of Council Bluffs, Ia, will captain
the Del Monte Pre-Flight schools
NaVyators against undefeated Col
lege of Pacific Saturday at Stock
ton, Coach 1t. Bill Kern announced
today.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-14
Los ANGELES. oct. "A lUPl

Los ANGELES, oct Il up
EGGS: Joboing prlces 10 retailers on
case-packed candled eggs, per dozen:
Large, grade AA 53-55C, grade So;
grade 47-4s: medium, grade A 49,
small. grade A Is
Retail price TO consumers: Large, grade
AA 62-64. grade A 6O-62. grade B 55-57;
medium, grade A 56-57; small, grade A
50-53c.
Poultry and game at ceiling: Paying
prices fob Los Angeles:
Broilers. Legnorns, under pa lbs, soc;
p. to 3 lbs 2ec; fryers 3-4 lbs, 29c;
coasters. all weights 29c; fowl. Leghorn,
all weights 25iac colored, all weights
25c: duck ali sizes 25c; rabbits, under
) lbs. 22-24c.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-14

games are regularly scheduled val
ley league contests.
Because of CaleXico's powerful
line and fast running attack, most
football observers believe that school
will have no trouble in carrying
off the valley championship again
this year.
None of the losing teams will
have an opportunity of redeeming
losses during the series due to the
ruling that only one round will be
played for the league cup. Three
OF the teams, however, will meet in
post season contests, probably late
in November.
The line-ups for Fridays contests
with the exception OF Yuma prob
ablV will he
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-14
RRAWLEY MEETS YUMA

Brawley meets a Yuma team on
the Brawley grounds on the same
night in a practice game, giving
valley football fans three games
from which to select their Friday
night lesson in the slippery art Of
juggling the pigskin. The other two
Evening star., 1943-05-27

the men are objecting to the layof1
The UNIV has six-day agreement
with the TCI but TIE men feel that
this part of the agreement should
be held in allegiance at this time
They want to work seven days a
week.
UNIV representatives. are con-
ferring with the miners and man.
agement and we hope to have them
back on the night shift"
A company spokesman said it was
necessary that repair and other
maintenance work be done on Sun
days and the company was merely
following its six-day agreement In
laying off maintenance men one day
during the week and placing them
on a Sunday shift.
Evening star., 1943-05-27

interconnected the telephone sys.
TENS OF Argentina, Uruguay and
Chile, and he also took part in con.
struction of radio-telephone sta.
tions in Argentina, Brazil, Chile
Peru, Colombia, Bolivia and Puerto
Rico.
He is survived by a son, 1t. vii.
liam F. Repp. jr.. serving overseas
with the Army Signal Corps, and q
brother, F. J. Repp of Philadel.
phia, Pa.
Evening star., 1943-05-27

authorized work stoppage late i'm
April.
THE stoppage involved a dispute
over maintenance men," said John
j. Hanratty, UNIV international
representative, who estimated that
about 500 of the mines approx
mately l,700 miners were employed
in such work.
The company has ordered these
men to lay of one day during the
week and then work on Sunday and
Evening star., 1943-05-27
How to Save Wroppinq Paper

You can help ease a critical
shortage of raw materials for
paper making and save valuable
time for busy salespeople and
yourself If you'll remember this
suggestion on your next visit to
the stores-and you won't have
to sacrifice to do it, either.
Here's how:
If the article you buy is already
packaged or covered-such as a
tube Of toothpaste, carton of Gig
arettes, book or jar of cold cream,
for instance-or If 1t doesn't need
Wrapping-such as. say, a chair.
ironing board. utility cabinet or
other large article-ask the clerk
not to wrap it.
Evening star., 1943-05-27

In peace time. wrapping is one
Of those niceties of service that
characterizes the American way
of doing business. But in times
like these, it is one we can often
do without, for unnecessary
wrapping uses thousands of tons
of valuable raw materials as we'll
as miles of tWine and months
of man-hours for already short
handed merchants and manu-
facturers.
So Observation-Disclosures pos
sible, take your purchases un-
wrapped. You'll be helping busi-
ness, helping industry and help
ing yourself.
Evening star., 1943-05-27
Efforts Continued
For Accord on Miners
Portal Pay Demand
Lewis Is Reported
Agreeable to Substance
OF WLB Decision

Fy the Associated Press.
The United Mine Workers and
the soft coal operators meet
again today to work out a solu-
tion of the rliners' portal-to-
portal pay demand, the only sub
stantial issue unsettled by a
War Labor Board ruling in the
wage dispute
UNIV President John L. Lewis or
dered the unions full policy COM
mittee to be here Saturday, presum-
ably to ratify an agreement, but
the conferees were not yet down to
brass tacks.
Mr.. Lewis, though still not for
mally recognizing the authority Of
Evening star., 1943-05-27
Luncheon Is Planned
For Mordecui Buumun

A farewell luncheon in honor of
Mordecai Bauman, program director
for the USO Lounge OF the Jewish
Community Center, will take place
at 1890 pm. tomorrow at the
center. Mr.. Bauman is entering
the Army on June 8.
Meyer Levine OF Syracuse. N Y.
who will succeed Mr.. Bauman, also
will attend the luncheon. as will
Miss Beatrice Ginsberg Of Scranton
Pa. who is joining the local USO
staff this week as successor to Mrs
Ruth Hammer.
Something to sell? Something to
buy? Use a Star Want Ad." Phone
MA. 5000.
Evening star., 1943-05-27
Col. W. F. Repp Dies;
Telephone Executive

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, May 27.-Col. Will
liam F.. Repp. 66. vice president and
director of the International Tele-
phone & Telegraph Corp, died
Tuesday at St. Luke's Hospital here
He was In charge of the I. T. &
T.'s South American interests and
directed The building of the trans
continental telephone line which
Evening star., 1943-05-27

Co.'S Edgewater mine. largest in the
Southeast, was shut down this morn
ing in what management and United
Mine Workers officials said was a
dispute over working schedules for
maintenance men employed at the
shaft.
Edgewater had returned to opera
ton only yesterday after being idle
since last Saturday in walkout
protesting levying of fines on the
miners for participating in an un-
Evening star., 1943-05-27

the WIB, is understood to have told
the closed conference briefly that
the miners accepted the substance of
the boards decision and were ready
to bargain for a portal to- portal rate
based on 80 minutes a day travel
time.
UNIV leaders spoke confidently of
reaching an agreement that would
give the miners an increase we'll
above 81 a day, including the in
creased vacation pay and free equip
ment and tools ordered by the WLB
Internal problems apparently be-
set the operators. The meetings
with the miners yesterday aggre-
gated less than a half hour. Re-
cesses we're taken twice at the op-
orators request. 1t is understood
they we're seeking a common basis
on which a subcommittee could bar
gain for the whole group.
The truce under which the indus
try has been operating expires next
Monday, but informed UNIV sources
said that If an agreement is not
reached by then, the truce undoubt-
edly will be extended as long as bar
gaining continues.
Evening star., 1943-05-27
Big Mine in Alabama
Shut Down by Dispute

BY me ASSOclated Press.
BIRMINGHAM, Ala, May 27.-The
Tennessee Coal, Iron & Railroad
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-15

War bonds are the best buy on the
market today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-15
Hechf Co. Price Trial
To Resume Monday
In District Court
OPA Aides to Continue
Testimony on Charges
Of Ceiling Violations

The Hecht Co.'S answer to Gov
eminent charges of violations OF
the general maximum price reg
ulation will be heard in Justice F..
Dickinson Let's District Court Mon
day at the conclusion of arguments
by counsel for the Office of Price
Administration.
Opening arguments and most of
the OPA evidence, purporting to
show hundreds" of violations, were
submitted to the court yesterday as
the month-long legal battle between
the store and the Government
reached trial court.
At the conclusion of yesterdays
session, Justice Let's ordered coun-
sci for the contending parties to re-
sumo the trial, believed to be the
first Of its kind along the Atlantic
seaboard, at 10 am. Monday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-15
Virginia U. to Admit
Wartime Service Gloss
BY the Associated Press.

by the ASSOCIATED Press,
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. Jan
15.-The University Of Virginia will
admit special wartime service class
into the College of Arts and Sci
ences at the beginning of its third
term, March Is.
President John Lloyd Newcomb
said the new class will be open to
qualified high schol and prep school
seniors, but is primarily for men
who can qualify for the only re-
served classes of the armed forces
now open to secondary school or
college students for enlistment, the
Nays vi class and the Marine
Corps candidate class.