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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-06-18
VIETINES zlNIOS
POP KONCERTAI
PRASIDEJO

Pereita treciadieni Birzelio 16,
prasidejo su dideliu pasisekimu Pop
koncertai, Public Auditoriume, ku-
riuos per vasara duos Cleveland
Summer Orchestra.
Kita koncertu savaite prasdes
treciadieni, Birzelio %, kuomet So
listas svecias bus James Melton, zy-
mus tenoras is Metropolitan Opera
Association.
Kito penktadienio vakare koncer-
te dalyvaus du pianistai kartu, ku-
riuos publika taip pamegus, Brag-
giotti ir Shaw.
Sestadienio vakare, bus dvi spe-
ciales solistes, Annamary Dickey
taip pat Metropolitan Operos zvai-
gzde, ir Tersa Tcsta, Is metu am
ziaus .atsizymejus smuikininke.
Sic koncertai, duodami treciadie-
nio, penktadienio ir sestadienio va
karais, tests bent keturias savaites.
yra vadovybeje DR.. Rudolph Ring
wall, SUI 70 muzikantu, ir juose pa
tiekiama populiari klasiska muzika
Birzelio 18, soliste bus Margaret
Speaks, sestadienio vakare, Birz.
II, Eunice Podis, pianiste.
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HIPPoDRoME
EMISSION to Moscow"

Warner Bros studio paruose fiji
ma kuri paremta buvusio Ambasa-
doriaus Joseph E. Davies parasyta
knyga, mission to Moscow" Tia
filma pradedama rodyti Hippodro-
me Theatre Sic savaite.
Davies buvo Suv. Valstiju amba-
sadorium Rusijoje nuo 1896 Xxi
1888, mate ir pazino asmenis kurie
eme dalyvuma ivykiuose priartinan-
ciuose 81 antra pasaulini kara. Jis
apraso ivykius pacioje Rusijoje ka
pats mate ir patyre.
Walter Huston ir Ann Harding
vaidina Ambasadoriaus ir jo EMO
nos roles, prie ju dalyyauja daug
kitu zymiu artistu.
Veikalas prasideda su garsia Tau
tn Lygos atstoyu sesija Genevoje,
Birzelio menesi 1886 M, ir apima
Halle Selassie's, Etiopijos impera-
toriaus kalba. Pc to seka inciden-
tai is Ispanu Pflietinio Karo; Japo-
nu uzpuolimo Kinijos; remimas Is
paniios vado Franco Asies karo
pabuklais; bombardavimas Kinijos
ir Ciang Kai-sek pasitraukimas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-06-18

Daugybe Victory Darzu uzaugins
darzoviu daugiau negu Selma gales
jas sviezias suvalgyti. 0 kadangi
kitos darzoves isskyrus tomates ne
ia galimos saugiai konservuoti, ar
nenaudinga bus dauguma ju isdzio-
vinti ir pasideti vartojimui ateinan-
cia ziema p
T Darzoves ir vaisiai galima dzio-
vinti peciuje, bet geriau ir pasek
mingiau isdziovinama mamie dairy
tn dziovintoju, tckiu kaip parodo-
ma virsuje. kuris issaugoja darzo-
viu ir vaisiu spalva ir skoni.
sitoki dziovintoja gall pasidary-
ii kiekvienas kuris tik gabus prie
darbu apie namus. Galima padary-
ii is lentu arba insulating lentu.
Tas ka parodoma virsuje atsieina
SIG. su keturiais infra raudonais
elektros bulbs kurie teikia dziovi-
nancia siluma. Tia kama neapima
elektrisko fano (kuris yra papras-
tas nanlu tipo, idedamas vidu uz
stumdomu dureliu kaip parodoma
paveiksle desineje), mes daugybe
seinu jau turf tokius Janus namuo-
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REkAI<tAAES SAVOMlS JlEGOMIS IR
DgRBl<IklE DAUGlAU PATYS

SarySyje SUI Henriko Rabina-
viciaus lankymusi, Chicagoje
kuri kataliku Draugas vadina
"senu ir apsukriu Lietuvos di-
plomatu', H. Rabinavicius is
ke]iamas musu visuomenei lyg
jis butu svarbus ir reikalingas
musu Lietuviu pastangose at
steigti nepriklausoma Lietuva
asmuo.
Statydami j priekasin mu-
su gyvenime katalikai ir socia-
listai ir sandarieciai (tie ka su-
daro Amerikos' Lietuviu Tary-
ba) lyg nori irodyti musu vi
suomenei jo reiksminguma mu-
su tautos laisves pastangose,
tue tarpu kai kitus musQ tau
tos zymius asmenis jie skaito
netinkamais net Lietuvos va
davimui dirbti.
Tai Wis musu Lietuyiu slip
nybe tuoj RENTS bent kuo kas
tik pasipersa. CAR gal tai po-
litiskas isskaiciavimas?)
Paplito tarn tikroje Ameri-
kos Lietuviu dalyje palinkimas
manyti jog tik Lenkai bus di-
dziausi Lietuvos nepriklauso-
mybes gynejai taikos konfe-
rencijoje (pries LenkQ svar-
ba net nublunka Amerikos rel
ksme toje konferencijoje).
Xiii vel remiasi ant H. Ra-
binaviciaus, kuris rodos issiza-
dejes Lietuvos pilietybes tapo
Amerikos pilieciu, ir nera jo-
kiu Lietuvos diplomatu.
Yra ziniQ kad jo diplomatin9
veikla Lietuvos Atstovybeje
Londone buvo tckia kad p. Ba-
Iutis, Lietuvos minister's, blu
vo priverstas H. Rabinaviciaus
patarnavimu daugiau nesinau-
doti ir j is pareigu paliuCsa-
vo. Be abejo, paaiskes kada
nors keno interesai H. Rabina-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-06-18

viciui buvo artimesni. Paleis-
tas is Atstovybes jis Lietuvon
nevaziavo.
H. Rabinavicius skaitomas
svarbiu asmeniu to vadinamo
"Lietuvos Parliamento" - Ga
Observation-Disclosures Lie
tuviQ Tautineje Taryboje. Jis
taip pat, kaipo Amerikos pile
tbs, pritinka ir Amerikos Lie
tuviu Taryboje. -.
Yra ziniu kaip H. Raibinavi-
cius netiksliai perstate Lietu-
viams ta ka jis girdejo neku-
riuos Washingtono valdininkus
iSsireiskiant apie Amerikos
LietuviQ nesutartina veikla lin
kui Lietuvos atsteigimo. To-
kis jo iskraipymas dalyku yra
tik meskos pasitarnavimas, ir
Lietuviai privaletu juo nei jo
pasitarnavimu nesinaudoti Gei
bent, kaip virsuje yra pareik-
sta, kas nori ta panaudoti sa-
vo politiniais sumetimais).
Lietuviai privalome pasitike-
ii savomis jiegomis. Savomis
visais atzvilgiais: ir tuomet kai
persama svetimu valstybiu
pasitarnavimas ir gloha, ir kur
lieciasi kitos tautos zmoniu
siulymasis neva dirbti Lietu-
vos naudai.
Draugas gincija bolseviku
Vilnies tikrinima kad Rabina-
vicius lankesi "tuo tikslu kad
kataliku, tautininku ir socia-
listu grupems aiskinti reikala
keisti savo politika link Sovie-
tn Rusijos".
Is to Vilnies pareiskimo is
eina kad Wins Zinc kan H.
Rabinavicius dirba.
Tada, kokie rysiai gall butt
tarp jo ir tu dvieju LietuviskQ
Tarybu, kurios kalba uz at
steigima nepriklausomos Lie
tuvos? Chicagietis.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-06-18

GABALIAlUSKAS jau uos
tineje ar negaus 'palaiminimo
savo laikrastukui is naujai is
teigtos Youngstowno diocezijos
vyskupo, kad jo biznelis nors
kick pageretu. Clevelande jt
laikrasteli .klebonas uzdraudt
prie baznycios platinti. Issi
dangino j Pittsburgha, ir nors
gyresi caves tenaitinio vys
kupo 'palaiminima", ten ne
kick negeriau: zmones atsisa
ko prie baznyciu net dykai stu
Iona jo gazietele init.
Gal ka pamacys Youngstow.
no vyskupo ''palaiminimas"
galvoja sau Gabaliauskas.
Bet as sakau: jis ne save
amato pasieme, uztai taip eli
nasi. Juk jis is prigimties yrs
saldainiu kupcius, tik nepajie.
ge saldainiu "fabrika" isteig.
ii, ir pastojo atsirrasant re.
daktoriauti.
KAS sake kad Amerikos Lie.
tuviu Taryba nedirba? Nors
kai Cekoslovakijos prezidentas
Benes Chicagoj buvo tai jo ne
mate, bet kaip tik ten nuvyko
Henrikas Rabinavicius, issiza
dejes Lietuvos pilietybes, tuo.
jau tarybininkai jam pagerbi
ma surenge. "Geri vyrai ge
roj girioj'', etc.
Hg GRIGAITIS Naujienose Z pa
sigiria kad "Socialistinis In
ternacionalas gyvas". Tai Ia
bal gerai. Dabar, kai uzdary.
tas Komunistinis Internaciona.
las ir kai Stalinas uzdraudf
komunistams rengti pasaulines
revoliucijas, to darbe gall We
limits socialistai, ir pradeti nuC
pacios Americas. Juk ir jie
ir anie yra to paties MarksC
evangelijos sekejai, ir vienu il
kitu veliava ia patti raudona, ii
vieni ir kiti neissitenka kapi.
talistais, nepripazysta tautQ, il
nori darbininkus isnaudodam
burzujiskai gyventi.
BOLsEVIKISKAS Viln i es
suvaziavimas "pasveikino' A
Smetona, bet nepasveikino Pa
leckio. KAHN kodel: ar jail
atkando danti?
APIE Pileno paskutini ras
tiska pasitursinima diktato
Rams, Sandara gerai sake
'rase gaidys, varnos infor
muotas".
MARGUCIO Pustapedis ge
raj sake: Socialistai dana
Smetona kaltina del Griniau
nuvertimo "nakti". Jie tai XII
taip elgiasi: Jurgelioni is Te
vynes isverte dienos metu
Dieniniai perversmai, turbut
"koserni'.
AMERIKOS Lietuvio Klau
suits sitaip apibudina mus1
"aukstenybes": Americas Lie
tuviu Tarybai ''muses per vel
dus laipioja"; Lietuviu 'Tauti
mes Tarybos veikla reiskia tiel
"kiek pernykstis s.nie ga s"
Lietuvos pareigunai Washing
tone laukia "green light" sig
nalo.
Dirba tik viena Lietuvai Va
duoti Sajunga.
WATERBURIO lPP Klu
bas, sakoma, nusprendes TX
karo pabaigos Ilemineti susi
rinkimuose Lietuvos reikalus
4Patariame nariams savo sirdi
islupti, isideti kopusta ir ne
sioti Xxi karas pasibaigs!
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-02
L. 4. PRODUCE

PUNCHED VEGETABLES: Steady Per
crate; Bects 2ia3 doz. SOL IS, fair and
small 1.0o-1.25. carrots 3 doz. l PSI 50:
fair 90, small 50-75C. Iced crates doz
Imperial 2.75-3. 90. some 3.25. ordinary
holdoverS $50: Guadalupe, Santa Maria
$50 Chard B doZ. 1.0O-1 so: green
onions s doz. best 800 fair 4.00-4 50
lecks doz 2.50-3OO. mustard doz.
1901 IS; parsley doz 1901 SO.
radiShcs small red doz. 2.0O-2. y: fair
1.50-1. so; spinach doz 1.00-1 so; ordi-
nary 10 fair 50-75c Turnips 2'a-3 doz.
1,10-l .35. ordinary 7Jc. Per doz.: Water
creSS soc.
CELERY: Firm. Pascal - in crts. best
4.00-I. =. fair 3.o0-3.50, 20 in best 100
4.5O; fair 3.O0-3. SO Howard crts. 20S-24s
41.5o-5,oo; lettuce crtS; loose poor SOC
100; San Diego 20-22 IN crtS. 40:
hearts in small ertS. Pascal 1902 90.
some 2.25. hearts in small crtS. Pascal
/ 500 90: some 2.25. ordinary 1.00-1 -,
golden heart small crtS 500
PEAS; Steady. Per ID; Pole san Diego
lac. san Diego 11-12c. Fair S-1Oc.
SQUASH: Weaker: white summer Ital-
ian crtS. 3.OO-3.5o. fair 225-2. 80. No. =
crtS. and lugs 50-2 90. Italian san Diego
lugs .. $3.50. Ne. 2S 1.5O-1.75. Imperial
Valley crtS 2,00-2 so. mostly 2Oo-2. -
No 2S lugS and crtS 1,0o-15O. Nella"
crookneck Imperial crts. mostly 500
. so: ordinary 2.Oo-2 50; banana sc 10.
STRAWBERRIES: Stronger. trays Klon-
dikeS San Diego 2.75-2,25; fair 2.25-2 50.
Palm Springs , 25-2. -.
TOMATOES: Steady. Mexico luCS orig
ina 6N6S and larger iO0-i.5 50. 6N7S 3. II
4 OO ms 3.OO-3 50. stripped per ID. fiiSiS
17-1Sc, circles 1l-15C, overripcS 7-1OC;
inland and Imperial crtS 9-topS i.00-A 80. .
lbs 4.0o-d.5O. light packs $50. los , 50
lFht packs 2.OO-2.50; loose mostly 200
D.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-02
Parade
Of
Sports
BY JACK CUDDY

NEW YORK, April 2. - CUPl-
Basketball, which seems to have
become a contest of altitude be-
cause of the inroads of glandular
goonS, mezzanine peppers and 9TH
er performers approaching the
seven-foot mark, attained the ulti-
mate in height last night when the
University of Wyoming team won
the mythical national champion
ship at Madison Square Garden.
This quintet operates from a
campus at Laramie that has an al
titude of 1900 feet-an altitude
which gives most visitors a nose
bleed.
But the New York price makers,
blinded by their own skyscrapers,
such as Big Boy Harry Boykoff
of ST. Johns team an oVerWhclm-
ing favoritc in last nights Red
Cross final for The national title
before more than 1900 fans in
the Garden.
WYOMING WINS
Wyoming, unquestiOnably the bet
ter team, proved its superiority over
st. Johns by winning, 52-17, in an
overtime game.
Afterwards, the Wyoming coach
bespeCtacled Everett Shelton-ad-
mitted that the Wyoming triumph
was due largely to altitude, not to
the heights that could be measured
by engineers. but rather TO the
heights attained pSychologically by
a team that was determined to
win.
Coach Shelton. a machine-gm
sergeant in the last war at Chateau
Thierry and Belleau Wood, said: I
have been coaching basketball for
20 years. have handled other
teams that apparently were the
equal of my current squad pSysical-
ly but never have / had a band of
boys whose team spirit was such
that you could almost see it and
feel it. In every game, I felt that
that spirit gave us a sixth man
on the floor"
SERVICE CALLS
This team. spanked by Capt. Ken
Sailors-most brilliant performer
to hit the Garden boards in years
knew it was making its last per-
formancc. because the entire var
Sity squad, and even the freshman
squad is going into service. It want
cd to add new and brilliant chap
ter to the tradition of Wyoming
basketball--a tradition that long
has been respected wherever the
rearing Rockies cast their shadows
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-02
SPARTANS DOWN
TEACHERS IN
CAGE SkIRMISH

A foul packed basketball skir-
mish between the teachers and
the High School Varsity players
was won by the latter club. 49-47,
Thursday in what amounted to
practice session for the Spart-
ans.
So many fouls were committed
By the teachers that count on
them was lost and estimates, al
though varied, were plenty high for
each player.
Birnbaum turned in a bang-up
game with only 10 fouls to his
credit.
AS far as scoring is concerned
Anderson was practically one
man teacher team. He had his
teammates and opponents alike
dizzy counting his goals. The score
showed 26 points beside his name.
Harvey of the SpartanS chalked
up IA points, a feat in itself.
The Skirmish was fairly close
throughout although some of the
hoopsters appeared slightly rusty
at times and a number of shots
were missed.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-02
Angel Ball Club
Gets into Shape
For Charity tilt

ANAHEIM, Calf. April tUP)
Johnny Moore. veteran outfielder,
today took over his new duties as
coach and first assistant to
Manager Bill Sweeney on the
Angel ball club.
Roy Hugnes, regular second base
man. ended several weeks OF bicker-
ing yesterday by signing his con-
tract. reducing the Angel holdout
ranks to half a dozen. Rip Rus
sell. first sacker, is now the chief
holdout.
Manager Sweeney said he would
borrow Peanuts Lowrey and Bob
Sturgeon, Chicago Cub players, for
the charity game at Wrigley Field
against the Hollywood Stars.
Lowrey is remaining here because
Of the illness of his four year-old
son. and Sturgeon is in the service
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-02
l.. 4. GRAIN
l.. 4. STOCKS

Los ANGELES. April . GPi-ApproHi-
matcly $500 shares changed hands to-day
on the Los Angeles Stock Exchange with
/ iSSu up. Is down and unchanged
The list. Central Investment - at -,
up =. Broadway Department 100 at 10.
down a Blue Diamond POO al 30, un-
changed: Transamcrica 800 at n. down
Il: Pacific Gas Pfd. per cen; 100 al %.
unchanged So Cal. Edison Pfd per
cent 200 at 13i.. down * So. Pacific 100
at 24i4, down >. Bandni OIL 300 at a.,
unchanged; Standard Oil 100 at 34 a..
down H. Superior Oil 100 at So down "a
Union Oil 30 Oat - down . Aircraft Ac-
cessories 100 at $50. unchanged: Con-
solidated Steel common 200 al 81. down
i Cladding Mclean 100 at 12i4 down
y; General Paint 300 at 6i. unchanged
LoCkheed 100 at % down ai.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-02
NY. Loses HurIer
But Gains Another

LAKEWOOD, NJ, April 2.-CUP)
The New York Giants lost one
pitcher but gained another today
Rookie Sal Maglic asked to be put
on the voluntary retired last while
Scout Frank Rickey brought a high
school sensation, Dick Hoover. to
camp.
Maglic is working in Niagara
Falls war plant. Hoover is south
paw from Columbus, Ohio.
The regulars and reserves fought
to a scoreless. eight-inning tie yes
terday as Dick Bartell returned
from a trip to see a New York doc
tor and announced he will be able
to participate in workouts in few
days. He has a pulled tendon in
his right forearm.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-02
". Y. STOCKS

NEW YORK. April . CUP)- Weekend
profit taking brought an irregular decline
ON tho stock market today with trading
moderately active
Railroad stocks performed better than
other groups and enough advanced 10
send the average 10 new high since
October II, 1899.
Stcels reccded after Bethlehem had
made a new high. Oils held well. Utilities
were mixed with low-prced issues active
near closing time. Non-ferrous metals
including the gold mining issues, were
easier Farm stocks had losses ranging
TO more than two points. Mercantile
shares were mixed, amusements lower,
and soft-drink stocks firm.
Radio Corporation preferred stock
scared points TO 81, as company direc-
tors voted 10 redeem the issue on July l
al 500 a share and accrued dividends of
81 -. The common stock was fairly ac-
tive ust under the years high. Other
communications moved narrowly.
Dow Jones preliminary closing stock
averages; Industrial 1885, off 0.S9. rail.
81 rs, off 005; utility. 1s.47. up OBJ; and
65 stocks. 1851, off o.1S.
Stock sales totaled 1859, 40 shares
compared with 1.741. go yesterday. Curh
stock sales were 345, $40 shares compared
with 3lS,390 in the previous session.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-02
l.. A. LIVESTOCK

fFederal-Staie Market news
CATTLE: Salable 150 slow. cleanup
trade largely on cows; dairy cows
closing weak $3.50 cents lower. other
classes nomnally steady: good to choice
fed steers quoted 1625-17.25; few late
Thursday 1855. few feeder steers 1i.50:
cutter to medium cows 11-12. co. some
held higher; Gamers and cutters $50
1880 odd good bulls Il. 50-13.25.
CALVES: Salable 25. steady; few COM
mon TO medium calves -. 1918. choice
Nealers quoted 1850 or above.
HOGS: Salable 100, steady; good to
choice 1sO-260 lbs. truck in 16.50-16. 70:
otp 1878: few 372 lbs. 1900; good TO
choice sowS 1550-15.75.
SHEEP: Salabc, none good and choice
snrinp lambs nlofed around 1a so
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-02
COMPLETE INFlELD

SAN FRANCISCO, April 'UPl
The San Francisco Seals indicated
today a tentative infield had been
completed with the agreement OF
Del Young of Hollywood to terms
Of trade in which the Seals get
Young and outfielder French Uhal'
from the Stars in exchange for out
fielder Brooks Holder.
Young is expected to work at sec
ord base. Don Trower at shortstop'
Chet Rosenlund at third and vet
Gran Gus Suhr at first would COM
plete the infield. Catcher Bruce
Cerodowski and pitcher Tom seats
are the only unsigned players.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-02
BRAVES TAPER OFF
SPRING TRAINING

-(UP)-Thirty-one Boston Braves
tapered off their spring training
today.
Good pitching and the explosive
hitting of Rookie Infielder Joe
Burns brought a smile to Manager
Casey Stengel's face as the regu-
lars beat the Yannigans, Al, in a
six-inning practice game yesterday
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-02
Borowy. Chandler
May loss Opener

ASBURY PARK, NJ, April g
CUP)-Hank BoroWy and Spud
Chandler today loomed as likely
candidates for the New York Yam
KEGS opening day pitching assign
ment.
Both BoroWy and Chandler are
ahead of the remainder of the
moundsmen in condition as Ernie
Bonham. logical choice for opening
day, has been hampered by a cold
and climbed into uniform yesterday
for the first time in several days.
Second Baseman Joe Gordon was
expected to take part in his first
workout today.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-02
NO JOKE

LEWISTON, Idaho, April 2 CUP
No Joke to the Seattle RainlerS
was the April FOOLS Day announce
ment of Bill Crittenden, counted
upon to man third base in an m
field already sadly lacking in re-
placements.
Crittcnden notified skipper Bill
Skiff he had changed his mind
about a contract and would remain
on a defense job in Texas. OIL
setting this news, it was learned
that Joe Coscarart, Pei veteran at
second and third is to report at the
Lewiston campsite this week.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-02
BANK on ROCKS
Batting Order for
Cards is Planned

CAIRO, Ill, April 2.-UP)-Man-
ager Billy Southworth began for
mulating his 1943 batting order to-
day.
SouthWorth sent his ST. Louis
Cardinals through a limbering-
drill in the morning and topped it
with a practice game yesterday aft
ernoon. Catcher Walker Cooper
will his fourth, Southworth said.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-02
Manager SeweN
Is Given BIG Break

CAPE GIRARDEAU, Ohio, April
2. - UP) Manager Luke SeWell
issued orders to his St Louis
Browns with a new lift in his voice
today for two very good reasons
Paul Dean and Vernon Stephens
Dean, younger brother Of the
great Dizzy, pitched three innings
yesterday, allowing no hits and
tanning two men in the first two
frames. He was nickcd for a Single
run later.
Stephens, star ST. LoGis short
stop, sent word that he may be
available for nearly a third Of the
season because his draft board will
not call him for couple of months.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-02
LOCAL BUTTERFAT
l.. 4. BUTTER te EGGS

Los ANGELES. April up,
LARGE EGGS No. Grade "A II: IN 2
Grade a IL no. , Grade II. No. B
Dirties rs; No. : checks %
MEDIUM EGGS-Grade a 30, Grade 3
"a; Drties s.. Checks -.
SMALL EGGS Grade a 30t4, Grade B
u; Dirties -: Checks >.
MISCELLANEOUS EGGS, Ungfadcd Is.
Peewces 20
CHEESE lTriplels y; Long Horn "a.
Loaf III.
BUTTER u. &. ~ score AZ. ~ score
~. 90 90 score ~: 50 score 4654
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-02
Mayo, White Are
Certain of Berths

WILMINGTON, Del, April q
CUP Manager Connie Mack of the
Philadelphia Athletics, said today
that he was certain to nominate
two men-Infielder Eddie Mayo and
Outfielder 10 10 White-for reg
ular berths on his 1943 lineup.
Mayo, who sent III runs across
The plate for Los Angeles last sea-
son, is booked to play third base,
while White, who drove in Ga as
lead-off man for Seattle, will be
one of his regular picket men.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-02
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO. April CUP,-Grain futures
showed little reaction on the Board of
Trade today to the Presidents veto OF the
Bankhead bill Prices declined in early
trade about one cent in anticipation of
the veto. but recovered partially after the
announcement
Wheat finished the day off 4 to y
cent buShel corn unchanged oats off
5 to !. and rye off y to q.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-02
Markets at a
Glance
BY UNITED PRESS

Stocks irregular in moderately active
trading.
Bonds irfegnlarly lower: L. 5. govern
mcnts higher.
Curb stocks irrcgularly lower
Silver unchanged in New York at ID.
cents a fine ounce
Cotton Off as much as 30 cents a bale
Wheat 4 10 D. cent lower. corn un-
changed at ceilings.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-02
NAME HURLERS

SACRAMENTO, April 2 up
Johnny Pintar and Alpha Brazie
will pitch for Sacramento against
the Camp Kohler baseball team IN
a practice game Saturday, oolon ~
Manager Ken Penner said today ON
sunday, the Sacs will use huriers
Hank Polly and Bud Byerley in
came with Mcclellan Field.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-02
FIRST CANE

HOLLYWOOD, April , tUP) -
Hollywood Stars will stage their
first ball game of the season today
"a six inning intra-Squad meet
Manager Charley Root disclosed.
Root also announced the deal Tor
outfielder Brooks Holder has been
completed, with Del Young and
French Uhalt going to the Seals.
Garth CRed) Mann, pitcher pur-
chased from Dallas, continued TO
demand more money.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-02

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Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-02
FIRST GAME

SAN DIEGO, April CUP)-Dlck
Ellis, pitching his first professional
baseball game, turned back MS
former San Diego State College
teammates 7 to when they met
the Coast League San Diego Padres
Yesterday. The game was largely
a rookie show, with the college
boys knicking Ellis for y hits. Inc
Padres got only eight.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-02
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WHAT CAUSES 1T?

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