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Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-02
N. ]. STOCKS

NEW YORK Feb ur4. Stocks adj
vanccd to new highs SINCE The autumn
OF 1871 today with volume again Cross
ing the million share mark Bonds rose
were barely stcady
The list followed the recent pattern
In absorbing proft-taklng In the oaIl}
dealings and then rcSumino lis upiuih
late IN the day on increased volume
Blocks. OF 1000 TO 12.50O0 shares ap-
pearcd on the tape.
New York Central vaS an arilNc
feature in the higher railroad group.
making a ncy high.
Demand FOR rails spread a. iHc bono
market where the ST Paul Issues Hcle
active features These bonds madC new
highs and a number ul others moved UP
fractions TO more than d point
New York Central made new hIlI
and was heavily traded second nniN re-
Southern Pacific which moved mp r".ni
Small gains were noted in others of The
group
During early trading the aIrcrafts bad
a Spurt of activity. Most moved up
fractions and held their gains Motors
were steady around the previous close
Airline issues were dull
Stcels wcre around yesterdays close
while some non-fcrrous metal issues eaSea
slightly In the chemicals. Dow and
Allied made new highs wtule Du Pont
equaed its top for the year New highs
in the oils were noted in Standard tNJs
Socony-Nacuum. Mid-Continent Petroleum.
Standard of California. and Union OF
California.
Demand was noted for the tobaecoes
and new highs were noted in American
Tobacco B and the Lo,llard issues
Dow Jones preliminary closing stock
market averages: Industrial lbs s.. u0
O02. rail 2951 off o pr. utility $50.
off 0a2: and 50 stocks n p. off O01.
Stock sales were .053.13O shares COM
pared with ! 0S6 $50 yesterday. Curb
stocks sales were 266 375 shares against
234, ,525 in the previous session.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-02

only because they're regular sky
scrapers," said Price, a little guy
himself, we'll have faster better.
higher scoring game"
This coming from Price-whose
California teams usually are just
about the biggest, rangiest and tall
est possible to finds hard to digest
But His Nibs,' who has brought
home more championship quintets
than any other West Coast coach,
has an idea that will revolution
ize" the size problem in basketb III
without revolutionizing- g-expensiye-
ly-all basketball courts, too.
Suppose" he suggested, we pass
a rule to keep all players out of the
free-throW area under and in front
Of the basket-except for a period
OF three seconds for a quick shot
or block.
"Thatll stop these big boys from
standing under the basket all eve
ming just to reach up in the air
and bat down shots when they cone
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-02
L. A. PRODICE

Bunched Vegetables. weaker Per crt:
bcctS 3 doz SOL -. carrots 3 doz
$500 fau l5O-165 small l.25-i 40;
ICED citS Imperial Is dog 50-f75. some
small SIS. Yuma 4 35-4.5u. some 4.25=
green onions : doz 55o-6.oo. fair 100
; a.: lcckS , dos 25O-2.75. mustard 4
doz 1OQ-1.2 -. parsley IS doz 1.5o-2. 90.
radisheS small red Is doz l.S0-2 90 fair
.25-l 81. spinach 4 doz l.5o-2.o ordir-
arN to faIr 1Oo-l -. turnips 2i--3 Gcz
eo-1.15. fair 6o-75c.
Cabbage. weaker. eannonbal CftS best
. o0-2 50 fair 5u-1.15. lumboS X ordln-
AIRY 75-l.25. Imperial 2.75-3.oo. Yuma
!. $500. piSmo -. red cabbage wat
Sontiuc 6oo-65l. far 5.oo-6.oos savoy
/ 25-150
Lettuce: weaker: dry pack lmperial
crts doz 25-S.75 mostly 3.25-5.50, .
:. 75-3 - mostly 8 %; Yuma Is best
3.0O-35O some 80. IS 2.50-2.75; san
Fernando 5S 125: local 5o-1oo. led
CrtS imperial Is +. - 6s $50 80.
Tomatoes: weaker, inland crtS Stops
3.75-4oO. some 3 50; lbs 4.25. los 500
3.25: POS 250-3.75. 6S =. 2.75-3.25' flats
mos 500. crtS, flats and lugs loose
stock 175-2.2 -. orange flats 2-layer
5N5S & 5x6s 250-2.75. 6N6S 22o-2.oO.
6N7S 1.75-2. 90. 7NSS 1.5O-1.75.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-02
BAY MEAD0WST0
OPEN FEB. 20

SAN MATEO. Calf, Feb. ..
-UP)-General Manager Will
liam p. Kyne. of Bay Meadows,
announced today that the fea-
ture race of the spring meet,
starting February 20, will be
the Bay Meadows Special at
one mile and one eighth, Of
fering a purse of $4,000.
With such well-knOwn han
dicap stars as Norman Church's
Defense, willard Bakers Sting
Bee. Lieut. Commander B. Il.
Robinson's No Competition,
Max Factors Blue Berry Pie,
Il. ID. Grimes's With Regards
and Jack CassOn's Reading End,
the Australian runner, on the
grounds, and Louis b. Mayors
Thumbs Up on the way, Kyne
is assured first class racing ma
terial for the Meadows Spe-
cial.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-02

along. It'll discourage the use of
those same big boys on offense to
simply reach over the heads Of the
other players and drop the ball in
the basket.
"And-itll stimulate scoring"
Price said the proposal of Dr.
Forrest CPhog) Allen of Kansas
university to raise the height of the
basket from 10 feet to the 12-fovt
level was one way of eliminating
the elongated" players, but pointed
out his idea would not necesSitate
the expense of re-arranging the
backbOards estimated at $500 per
courD-an important factor for ~
smaller colleges and prep schools
BY keeping players out of the
free-throW zone, Prices plan would
move the defense to one side or
the other and away from the bas-
ket. giving the offense a chance to
work quick-breaking plays and take
more unObstructed Shots
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-02
PLAY COUNTRY
CLUB HELD UP =.

Final play in two flights
Of the Barbara Worth annual
club golf tournament Will be
held up until next weekend,
# was announced Tuesday.
Until Thursday the course will be
under irrigation, Pro Jack McClaren
declared.
Last Sunday Defending Champion
Jersey Birchfield, Ell Centre lire
man, blazed to new glory by defeat"
ing Mel Ferguson, and 4, in 36-
hole final match.
The first flight winner was also
crowned when Sid SWanberger de
feated Red Edwards, l up on the
10Th hole, in a hard fought match.
Glen McNay tripped Riley Nc
Bride, 4 and 2, in a semi-final matci'
of the second flight and Travi:
Calvin won from Harry Hovey, up
in the second round OF the third
flight.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-02
Bill Dudley Goes
Into Air Corps

NEW YORK, Feb. up Bill
Dudley, left halfback Of the Pitts
burgh Steelers and leading ground
gamer in the National Professional
Football League last season, headed
for Miami today and active duty in
the Army Air Corps.
Dudley arrived here yesterday
from his home in BlUefield. w. Va,
but entrained for the south imme-
djately after farewells with Steeler,
co-owner Art Rooney and business
manager Joe Carr
Runner-up to Don Hutson Of
Green Bay as the most valuable
player in the league. Dudley enlist
ed here last October 2, and had
been awaiting call He also was
chosen left halfback on tine official
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-02
MAR K KETS
4. / IFEESTOCK

los ANGEf rs Feb agP. ,Fedr.a
State Massci News Csflc salahle son.
SLOW. canncH in common dairy COWS -
Ia 5a cents lower. o,Hcl classes and
grades about steady, odd light steers
l6 few medium to good steers unSold
few common ;n medium hcifcrs 12-1f50.
Samc h,Ehcr. common {" good cews lo.35.
- So. cutter .r common S5u-lu -. can
rff> down to 7.-5= medium To good
EuIlcs HIP ST.. medium feeder steers
l3 stock COWS a.21-lo
Calves salaolc 5O. steady. common 10
medium NealeH> la-l5
uogs suIaa.c $50. steady 10 II cents
Iauri. bu.k good aaa choice 2lo-29o 10.
I6-1n-5 iop -G2a. few .'s0-395 10.
l5.&5-l5 SO. good ana choice souS 146o-
4 -
,yaalcd lambs qua;cd Ia.25 upward and
coed ewes around ) .5o.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-02
T.. A. SOCKS

was moderate on the Los Angeles Stock
Exchange today with a volume OF 59lV
shares reported Eleven issues were up.
six were down and two remained un-
changed.
The list: Central Investment 10 at %
down n: Pacific Gas s per cent 200 at
32lk down 3. So. Cal. Edison Common
100 at 22as up .. So. Cal. Edison "B
per cent 100 at 3O7s up - SO. Cal.
Edison C" 81 per cent 100 at 2Sle
down IA Southern Pacific 100 at 17%
UP as: Republic petroleum 200 at 2.6O
unchanged: Aircraft Accessories 500 at
100 up .O5; Berkey Gas 300 at 7-l6
up 3-16; California Packing 100 al .
up Il; Consolidated Steel common 100
al ~ unchanged. General Paint 100
at 81. UP z Solar 100 al - up ..
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-02
L. A. BUTTER & EGGS

Los ANGELES. FebfuarN --IJF7 :"
LARGE EGGS No. l Grade AA 4oi-; No
> Grade \ 40; No. 3 Grade IS; No
A dirties 81; No 5 Checks IS.
MEDIUM EGGS-Grade a 35; Grade &
So; DirtieS So; Checks 35.
SMALL EGGS-Grade a 35is, Grade B
35: DirtieS "a: Checks 80.
MISCELLANEOUS EGGS. Ungraded IS
CHEEsE-Tuplets y; Long Horn 27A;
Butter-U. $. % score Is: 81 score 47%;
90 score IL. 50 score f6ia.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-02
ErroI Flynn Trial
Approaches End

HOLLYWOOD. Feb. 2 - up
Prosecutor Thomas Cochran in his
closing arguments today warned the
jury to ignore the character of the
two teen-age girls accusing Enrol
Flynn of statutory rape-and not
TO consider the possibility they may
have given their consent.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-02

bring up the score and give the air
force team its victory.
In the opening minutes of the
game the Arabs attack clicked with
precision smoothnesS and enabled
them to build up slight lead. At
half time they were out in front
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-02

later in the season, officials de-
clared.
The Arabs were preparing for a
tough schedule of basketball games
which was to include a game Tues
day night against the CaleXico
High school team and one Friday
against a Navy team. Both are
league games and set for the IN
Centre High school and Junior COL
lege gymnasium.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-02
Yuma Air Base Caqe
Squad Swamps Jaysees

The Arabs from Ell Centre Junior
COLLEGE prepared for their initial
encounter in league play Tuesday
NIGHT when they dropped 43-37
cage decision to the Yuma Air
Base team Monday evening.
Spearheaded by big John Red
mond. who had three years of hoop
experience at the University OF
southern California. the flying SOL
diers came from behind in the IL
nal minutes of the game to nose
cut the jayseeS Redmond scored
% points from his center position
to lead the visitors,
Redmond'S teammates said he
had not hit his stride in CONNER
cial league games in Yuma, where
the soldiers are playing for the
championship Wednesday night, but
he looked like a star Monday night.
EITHER HAND
Shooting equally we'll with either
Rand. Redmond caked most of his
teams points before his team
mates came to life. In the final
period Joe Boudreau, Yuma guard,
came through with 9 points to
make his total for the evening IL.
Boudreau is the cousin of the Cleve-
land Indian shortstop, Lou Bou-
dreau, who is player-manager OF
the big league baseball squad.
Boudreau had been averaging 10
points per game in games at Yuma
but could not get the range until
the game was nearly over. he
then found the hoop repeatedly to
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-02
LOCAL BUTTERFAT
L. A. GRAIN
CHICAGO GRAIN
/. A. Butter

CHICAGOl Feb 2"IJFI.W1caI Iu1uTtS
maintained a steady undertonc on the
Board of Trade today despite the weak
ness OF the rye market Other grams
moved within a narror range.
Wheat closed with gains of = 10 r.
cent a bushcl. corn unchanged off u ,
oats off y to y. and rye Off . 10 y.
SovbcanS were off D. cent.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-02
QUICK, HAPPY RELIEF
for Excess Stomach
Acid Distress!

Famous STUART TABLETS contain the very
INGREDIENTS SO often used by doctors to bring
quick, welcome relief from acid-!ndige5t.on
distress, caused by excess stomach acidity
. .ter eating or drinking. Delicious tasting;
easy 20 take. No bottle; no mixing. For Won
derful, blessed relief frc m excess acid suffer-
inu. ,ly famous STUART TABLETS without
delay. "At ell drug stores 25c, 6oc ant 81 l.@o
,nder makers money-back guarantee"
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-02
. eW Solution
To Old Problem

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 2 (UP)-That old basketball
bugaboo of the little guy the elongated freak CAN
be cured-wh added fllip to spectator interest too
Clarence (Nibs) Price, veteran University of California
coach said today. by getting those big fellows of
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-02
Barnes
Storm

Coach Gerry Dennerleins bas-
ketball teams lose games for him
because he is too good hearted
Several times within the last few
weeks the Arabs from FL Centre
iuniOr college have seemed on the
verge of easy victories only to have
them disappear from their grasp
like an elusive eel.
Almost in every case the Arabs
have built up a slight lead Then
all of a sudden. bingo. it's gone.
We believe that it is at least partly
cue to Dennerlein's desire TO allow
all of his players tc participate.
From one viewpoint this is ad-
nlirable-but it loses ball games
BY breaking up a proved scoring
combination and throwing in sev-
eral cold substitutes the Arabs go
doWnhill faster than the fellow
who stepped on banana peel at
the top Of a ski jump
Cold substitutes are ones who
have been sitting on the bench for
considerable time and are sudden
IL thrown into the game without a
chance 10 fleX their muscles.
Because they are not properly
warmed up it takes time for them
to get onto their shots and make
their timing right In the mean
time the opposing team runs up a
score by making several fast baS-
kets
We're sure that the subs appre-
ciatc being sent into the game but
we're wondering whether its really
the right policy II the Arabs
want to end up their schedule like
the University Of Chicago football
team did several years ago-eVery
game on the losing side Of the
ledger-then perhaps the policy is
right
II is claimed that Joe Choynski,
old-time fighter who dled recently
n Cincinnati. was the greatest lit
tie man among the heavyweights
IN the history Of the ring
Choynski, who weighed only l65
pounds, will always be remembered
+ for two things
! /. His 27-round bout on barge
+ in the Sacramento River in 1899,
with James J. Corbett which end
+ cd in a knockout victory for Cor
bett
2 His knockout win over Jack
johnson, later the worlds cham
pion.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-02
SPORTS
PARADE
BY JACK CUDDY

NEW 1Ok n, FeD. 1. NOI
When the towel IS tossed
in boxing it means defeat.
But when Coach Ed A. Did
die of the Western Kentucky State
basketball team tosses the towel 1t
means either victory or get IN
there and fight"
Diddle. a muscular, middle-sized
middle aged guy with iron gray
hair. is the most famous towel
tosser in the history of American
sports. He has been tossing the
towel with great success for %
years.
Diddle. here with his unbeaten
Western Kentucky State Hilltoppers,
says, I'll certainly be tossing that
towel Wednesday night" That S
the night-tomOrrow night-When
his widely publicized team risks its
perfect record of IA straight victor
les against city college of New
York at Madison Square Garden.
BASKETBALL CAPTAIN
Coach Diddle, former basketball
captain and blocking back for the
famous Praying CClonels' of Gen.
tire college in the days when Bo
Mcmillan was quarterback, readily
admits that the toWel-tossing hocuS-
pocuS is a sillY-Seeming but quite
robust psychological assist to is
coaching and to the success Of his
teams. year after year. Maybe there's
something in it because he is the
most successful basketball coach IN
the history Of the state of Kentucky.
Diddlc. who has been coaching at
the Bowling Green, KY, institution
for 81 years, has the enViable rec
ord of turning out championship
hoop teams in the Kentucky Inter
collegiate Athletic association, for
seven of the past nine years.
Looking at his lads from the nG-
tional angle, we find that the Hill
toppers were finalists last season in
the national invitation tournament
at Madison Square Garden, where
they knocked off CCNY and Creigh-
ton, but lost the title contest to
West Virginia in the last ~ seconds
of play. His bOTs made mistaKes
in the final minute-errors that
cost them the big game.
ONLY COUNTRY BOYS
They were only country boys
from Kentucky-just like the lads
I've got here noW," Diddle said
They did their best. l hoped fOl
the best and tossed that towel, bet
we had tough luck in the last mir
ute"
j When Diddle tosSes the towel il
is something TO see. He heaVes {
dampened towel straight up in thu
air, when his team scores or Whel
/ he is urging fight. The towel usual
/ ly attains an altitude DI % feet
and the man with the iron-gray
hair is SO accurate with his oWr
/ throw that about Is per cent of tht
time the towel plumS back down and
lands squarely upon his own excited
head. If the flying cloth makes a
three-nap landing upon the noggin
of a squad member, he immediate
ly passes it back to Diddle, who is
as lost without his towel as Connie
Mack without his ScOrebOard
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-02
Bowel
WORMS

fdgeting "picky" appetite, itchy nose or
seat. II you even suspect roundworms, get
Jayne's Nermifuge today JAYNE'S is
Amsrica's leading proprietary worm medi-
cihS; used by rSi lions for over a century.
AelT gently, w drives out ronndMorna:
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-02
SUTTLE LEADS

SUTTLE LEADS
Guard JACK Suite led jaysee
scoring, racking up nine points.
Following him closely was Donald
Templeton, forward, with points
Templeton displayed lots of natu-
raj ability and his aggressiveness
accounted for points which kept
the jaysees from being swamped to
a greater degree.
Phillip Haimes, substitute for
ward. scored 7 points for Ell Centro
and Dorsey Williams, center, hoop
ed more.
The iaysees will meet the Air
Force tsam in a return game here
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-02

25-18. But they seemed to go stale
when substitutes we're injected in
the lineup.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-02
DRIVE OUT

RoundWOrm & can
cause real trouble
inside you or your
child ! Watch for
warning signs
fdgefing "Dicky" ?
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-03
VACANT

46 CALUMET ST.-Very good one family house, 2 rooms, hot water heat, fireplace, oak floors, 2 car garage. Near Kingsbury School.
 JOSEPH P. HOSEY 6 Savings St. Dial S.l473-3.075l
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-03

Auctlt,neers

Having my 14th Annual Sale
 Labor Day, September eth at the Millville Library, Naugatuck, Conn. Doors open at 12:30. Sale starts at 100 o'clock sharp. Come early if you want a seat as there are only about 200 seats. Have a six leg Buffet with all brass knobs, over hundred years old, in nice shape; Empire Card Table. crotch mahogany; Em.- pire drop-leaf Table. old Bureaus, Sandwich Glass, Knobs, small Stands and Tables, 2 What-nots, o lot of nice old glass, nice old blue ware Dishes, Vaces, Mirrors, old Baby Carriage with large wooden wheels, in perfect shape; old and modern Beds, nice single Spool Bed, a beauty: late Bureau, with round glass, like new: nice Vanity Dresser, Steins, jugs, 20 Golf Sticks, Clocks, Chairs, Hitchcock Rocker, other Rockers, straight Chairs, Lamps, oil and electric; blue enamnel Cook Stove, with oil burner, complete, and a lot of other things, too num- erous to mention, come one come all and don't forget to bring some change.
 FRED CHURCH, Naugautck Conn.
 Sale Rain or Pleasant
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-03

VoUn HOME cg WNE|1 N1~A modem FaIaEA FFaIlef hH eHns
 s sN sz
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-23
Pope Is Better,
Germans Report

LONDON. March % up
Pope Plus temperature went
down during the night and for the
time being there j. no reason for
anxiety. although he Is suffering
from bronchitis affecting one lung
a Vatican City report o( The Ger
man radio said today
Tho Pontlff was reported 70
have conferred for half an hour
today with Lug Cardinal Mag
lone Vatican secretary Of state.
but received no others.
Stockholm dispatches sand the
Pope Is seriously III with influenza
and doctors feared II might de-
vclop into lung Inflammation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-23
Bic NaZi Sub Base
Bombed by British

STATION SOMEWHERE IN
ENGLAND o. March q t7NS---
Yankee airInen crashed through
German fighter planes and dis
dained anti-aircraft fire IN yeSter-
days devastating daylight attack
on Wilhelmshaven, reports OF the
crews Of the big American bomb
ers revealed today
They shot the enemy fightv
planes out Of their path and OUT
Unanswered the flax 10 drop biz
bombs and inCendiaries on the
great German naval base,
Docks. shipbuilding ways and
submarine pens were left in smok-
inc ruins IN the heaviest Of three
raids on the enemy base by Amer
lean FortreSse, and LiberatOra
Three bombers were reported lost
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-23
The W ar Fronts

helmshaven by a eriCan
bomberS. Page L.
RUSSIA-RedS capture 40 more
towns IN twin drive on Smo-
lensk. killing $500 Germans
IN three-day battle. page p
NEW GUINEA - Gen. Mac
Arthur'S forces clear out Jap
nests in Mambare area, 40 10
30 miles north of Buna. kill
ing 100 Japs and taking 100
prisoners, and frustrating pos
Sible Jap plans 10 organize for
new offensive. page b
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-23
Police Seize Rector
Inn Shooting of Couple

NEW ORLEANS. March %
1NSl A 50-year-old Episcopal
rector. the Rev. Charles Monroe,
was held by po ice today on I
charge Of shooting John Mcbride
and his wife, of New Orleans, in
their home.
According 10 police the rector
was waiting in the couples home
and W n en- Mcbride entered the
house through a side entrance he
opened fire
In the fuSllade Mcbride was
wounded four times and his wife
once. The minister received a stao
wound in the chest during the
melee police said
Conflicting stories were given by
the principals in the hootin
police reported The rector said
Mcbride had allie d the church
threatening TO shoot. him and his
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-23
Naples Bombed
For Sd Time

CAIRO March % UP)-B British
heavy boWhor> ralded Naples FOR
tho SIND time Sunday night set
ting large fires near the railway
station and oil installations. a
British communiquc announced to-
day
About 20 t0W-cnginod American
hombcrS rald,a the ANS base Of
Palermo on northwest Sicily yes
tcrdaN damaging or demoliShIng
several municipal buildings and
killing AZ least IS persons the
Italian high command reported
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-23

LONDON. March % tUP)-A
III BrnainS four-engined
roaring back into action
after weather enforced nine
night rest, rocked 81. Nazaire, one
Of Germany's biggest U-boat bases
on the French Atlantic coast with
of tons OF bombs last
night.
Though tho air ministry de-
scribed the raid on ST Nazaire as
heavy. only one bomber was
lost. Whirlwind fighter-bombcrS
Joined in the nights offensive with
bombing attacks on railway tar
gets in North France without loss
YANKS IGNORE ACK-ACK
A u. s. FLYING FORTRESS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-23

wife and child. He said he had
gone 10 the Mcbride home 10 warn
Mrs. Mcbride.
Mrs Mcbride told police she and
her husband had been separated
and that during the separation she
had accepted a post of secretary
10 the rector.
However. when she and her hus-
band effected a reconciliation she
resigned her position despite the
minister's inSistence that she con-
tinue When she refused he CON
tinued 10 send her a weekly salary
check. she said. and her husband
objected 10 the practice.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-23

ENGLAND-BritlSh and Cana
dian troops conclude vast
maneuverS IN preparation for
invasion of Europe page IN
TUNISIA-BritiSh skirt Mareth
Line. drive 10 within 30 miles
Of GabeS on coast, YankS push
east after taking MaknasSy in
South-Central sector Page L.
LONDON - Raj attacks ST.
Nazaire IN first night raid on
Axis territory in more than
week. after heaviest daylight
raid on L-boat base at VIII
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-23
9H8 Pounds of Butter
Found i'm Back Seat

y A polIce-OPA investigation was
opened today 10 determine exactly
~ what time Wallace Pangborn
7717 Hillcrest and Andrew John.
son 4226 Lincoln. made a jackpot
purchase OF 9lS pounds OF butter.
They were stopped yesterday for
making an Illegal turn of Grand
River avenue The back seat OF
their car was fun ot tuhbcd butter
Questioned ~ Schaeier station.
pangborn and Johnson told police
they purchased Tho yellow gold
IN Big Rapids before the OPA but