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The Detroit tribune., 1944-06-03

lovely young lady operates
Joe Williams. who plays the
Tuesday. but this column kno'
attempts for him Tiny Brad
proven an item in this tefrit
ting that Tiny and his band RI
Carrol Dickerson's outfit amt
The Detroit tribune., 1944-06-03

HOW ITS DONE-First you lay three pennies table
edge, Both your hands shown empty Then with
your right hand you sweep the three pennies of into your
left When the left hand is opened contains four coins
instead OF three The fourth is attached the under
side Of he table by dab of soap While the left hand IS
receiving the three coins the left fingers the hidden
coin and take il along with the Others.
TUNE m A NEw HIn
Tbe Af1er Deeoe" fe1fnrag Blaoknone nod amoH rssg
Tnesds, 1bntidzy a0d SsfrdaJ, CiO pm
asf,os JR Myfcy Magic - Tb,Hi1
The Detroit tribune., 1944-06-03

In any discussion of hlucs
one has 70 20 back TO the era
when the hluos we're The hlacs
and those who SAIL they weren't
(Conilnned on page i3)
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-06
". 7. STOCKS

WV NffpE Anvil . li'A-- SfnCFs
| moved forward irregularly Thursday ir
l. ~ ling, suiubie was light
The New York Stock Exchange and
other security and commodity exchanges
] Twill be closed tomorrow, Good Friday.
| hut viii operate pc usual on SATURDAY..
In London the stock exchange will close
tomorrow for four-day period, re-
opening on April il.
few selected issues had wide move
ments in response 10 special influences
Among the bellweatheT stock groups the
rails scored moderate advances. Delaworc.
.Lacltawanna rose a major fraction TO
new 1914 high. on disclosure that a group
| pf Interstate commerce commission eN-
Iaminers had approved a merger OF New
{sork, Lackawanna & Western into d
IL & W.
Norfolk & Western had one OF the
widest gains, on a rise Of more than ?
POINTS. Louisville & Nashville countered
with n drop of more than a point.
Senior issue of American g. Foreign
Power met late burst of selling arl
rad losses ranging to nearly . points in
he 2nd preferred. Chrysler had a rise
,f more than a point, steels were firm;
Ire sares improved
Preliminary closing DowJones averages
Industrial 1855 up 0. IS: rail. $3.50, up
}02; utility 22.91, off 0.07; and 65 stocks
rs. 81. ur 0.17.
Sales amounted TO 757. $50 shares. COM
pared with 77239o Wednesday. Curb turn
,ver was 1e0.oe5 shares, compared with
80. us Wednesday. .iiAR
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-06
CaEeyico Tennis
Teams Victorious

The CaleXico girls tennis team
eaged ont the FL Centre girls team
WEDNESDAY l3 to 12 Mary Corral
defeated Winifred Anderson of Ell
Centre. Narilyn Jison doWncd
Alice Eyrand of CaleXico; Mary
Hunter, Z. c., defeateG Jean Gun
terman. Nancy Seymour OF CalcXico
won by default The team play saw
Roberts and Lopez OF CaleXico de
feat Delp and Goree While Hunter
and Woodall Gcfeated Carmichael
ana Iakeu Of CaleXico.
The Fl Centre Boys team was
defeated % to ? Tony Astiazaran,
Hector Corral, Richard Feli1, Earl
Cavanaugh and Bob Press made
up the Calexico singles team. Bob
Bliss, Don Cooley, joe Maloof, John
Barron and Dexter Babcock were
Central singles players. The dou-
bles teams we're WhitelaW and Miles
and McChriSty and Beck of Central
pitted against Samaha and BranH
and Dau and Moreno OF CaleXico.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-06
l.. A. STOCK

Los ANGELES, April 6 = (UP) =
ssues were up. ten down. and u un-
changed as r1id-morning sales on the Los
angeles Stock Exchange totaled ISIS
|shares Tuesday.
The list: Central Investment 4eL. un-
|.hanged Broadway Department Stores 10C
|lt 16h, unchanged; /. Magnin Com. 1oO
|it Is. down * Transamcrica 100 at 9,
|lown u: Southern Pacific 100 at 30A
Bandini 100 at 534, down Is
|Solsa Chica Oil 100 al 1.90, unchanged
|sinclair 100 at 11Ts, unchanged; Standard
90 at 36%. up u Union Oil 100 at 10,
|iown u Air Accessories 100 at 2ss, un-
hanged; Bryson Jackson 100 at u u
|iown "; Creameries of America 1c0 at
|,M. unchanged; Consolidated Steel Com.
loo at 1oh, unchanged; General Motors
loo at 57ls. unchanged; Hupp Motors 100
h AZ. down Is Pacific Clay Products 100
Ii So. up q; Yosemite Portland
cement 100 at 4. up II.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-06
HERE We GO AGAIN
BY OLE NORDlAND

should ers within two inches or less
of the mat for count of two Sec
ondS or more.
A point a minute is allowed for
the boys having the most riding
time. but there is limit OF two
points.
These are methods of scoring
individual points.
THREE BOUTS TO MATCH
A wrestling match is divided into
three bouts: a two-minute period
and two three-minute periods. Dur
ing the first two minutes the con-
testants start standing up and try
for takedownS. At end of that Pc
riod the referee flips coin and
gives the winner of the toss his
choice of bottom or top position.
Thus in the last two periods they
start Gown on the mat. each hav-
ing a period during which he starts
as the top man.
IF a fall occurs in the first pc
riod. that terminates the match
and the winner adds five points to
MS team score. n Ian 10 "i'SIi
one boys shoulders are flattcned
to the mat for two seconds.
If the fall occurs in the first
three-minutc period, it does not
end the match. but does close that
period. The boy opponent who lost
the fall has another three-minute
period in which to try to pin his
Op3oaent. If he succeeds, the one
obtaining the fail in the shortest
time is awarded five points and the
loser three points toward their
respective team totals.
DECISION BY POINTS
When no fall occurs, a decision
is awarded to the contcStant hav-
ing made the most points by take
downs. escapes ard other methods
A decision is worth three points
is added to the team score.
Amateur wrestling, Id like to
say in conclusion, promotes gen.
tlcmanly conduct, clean sportsman
shin and builds character, as vel
rs beius one Of the best body
building sports
L Is also q good spectator sport
when You know what 70 look for in
watching il.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-06
L. A. PRODUCE

LOS ANGELES, April CUP -
Asparagus: weaker Per ID: local col
12-14c, fey 10-12c. choice 7-1oc. crooks
& small Csc; Santa Barbara co 7-Sc.
imperial Wy punched eX select 12e, sell
ect lie, eX fey 10c, fey soc. special 7C.
Bunched vegetables: dull. Per crt: beetS
2le 3 doz 400. fair 75c; carrots 3 doz
l.o0-1. IS iced crts doz Imp Wy $50
i75. chard ? doz leo green onions
Wy 910 doz 3.50-5.OO: large loose
stocks lugs Imp Wy $500: Lettuce
crts loose large stock 2.5o-3. so: leekS
? doz 45O-4.75. lugs L doz small $50;
mustard crts doz 65c-1 90, some Soc
Parsley doz 10000; radishes small
doz 5oc-1.o0 turnipS 2lz-3 doz 100
Cabbage: steady. Per crtl local can
nonball best $50. fair 1oo-1.25 jbos &
ordinary 65-75c; $3.50 10 SKIS 1.c0-1. 25,
Imp Wy I,oo-l 25, red cabboge local
$3.50 ID SKIS 1.65-l75.
Celery: weaker. local rascal 2e-22 in.
crts 2.5o-3.00. ordinary 1.5O-200: Orange
Co fey 3.50-i50: Imp Wy 1908. so.
small 2.o0-2.50. San Diego Co 1908. rs
sturdee crts San Diego 2-3 doz 3.5o-4.oo.
fair 800, 3la4 doz c.50-S.o0 local ?
2h doz fewfcy 5.oo-5.5o fair quality
Lettuce: steady wide range in quality
and price; dry pack San Diego Is 800
S75. SIS 2.25-2.75: local SIS 1902. 90,
2l-3 doz 4oc-1.o0. Santa Maria Is $50.
Squash weaker; white summer Imp
Wy crts 4.25-4.5o. fair 3.5o-400: Italian
Imp Wy crts4 O0-4. -. fair 3.o0-35o. flats
l75-4 90; lugs best 4.5O-5.00.
Tomatoes weaker. Imp Wy crts per lb
basis 9-12 tops lSc. 10 tops l7-lsC. 20-tops
l2-15c; per crt 20 tops 2.00-2.75.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-06
l.. 4. LIVESTOCK

los ANGELES. AnUT u
Cattle Salahio $50. SLOW. COWS stcads {,
easier other classes about steady. mrd-
Ium to good steers II-16. conGua t0
medium steers 12-I3.75. cutters down On
10: common hefcrS II 51. common o.
medium COWS 27-11 5O. Gamers AMI glt.
tiers 6.50-9. common bulls o51
Calves salablc $50. about steady ued-
ium to good NealcrS t3-16. common in
low GOOD calves 12-13.11.
Hogs Salabe soc slow. steady 90 81
cents lower. top lI75 on lots good to
choice Utahs: sorted under 2Uo lbs 13-s-
1880; medium 2GO-2S0 lbs. trula MS
Il. .25-14 50. 2-o-4lo TO- 1918. medium,
TO good feeder pigs 1I-I2 ~; medium tu
choice sows 10-1l 50.
Sheep salable none; good 10 choice
wooled and spring lambs quoted Is. .
1875 or above.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-06
MP'S NAB AWOL BOXER

OAKLAND, Calf, April &. OUP)-
Sgt. Harold Blackshear, San Fran
cisco Negro heavyweight, took a 10
round trouncing from AL Jordan of
Los Angeles last night, then was
arrested in the ring by military
police for being AWOL from Camp
Blythe, Calf, army air base. The
MP's waited at the ringside in
Oakland auditorium while Black
shear absorbed a steady beating
losing all but two rounds despite a
weight advantage of 212 pounds to
Ig3 for Jordan.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-06
CATCH HIGH FLIES

LAHtHUHSI, N. j., April 3. (UP)
"A baseball bombing from a
blimp IN which players on the New
York Giants and their Jersey City
farm club will attempt to snag flies
dropped bv crew members from a
level Of 300 feet will highlight an
exhibition game between the teams
at the u S. naval training station
Thursday. Players on both teams
have volunteered to try to catch
Tie b3s-balls which will be travel
ire At a rate Of 1916 feet per second
or roughly n miles per hour when
they reach the ground.
When water mains were INSTALL
ed in Leadville, Col, solder was
so scarce that molten silver was
used to seal pipe joints.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-06
MOORE,S EYE SHARP
This is the second article con-
erning high school wrestling.
BY LEE BOGLE
Calexico High School Coach

Now for a few words Of explana-
ton about amateur wrestling from
the spectators viewpoint, and for
benefit of those who might be in
terested in attending some of the
good matches We are going to have
between the three high school spon-
soring wrestling this year The
three schools are CaleXico Union
high school, Holtville Union high
school and Central Union high
school.
STARTED LAST YEAR
Wrestling in Imperial Valley
started last year when Holtville
and Calexico had tournament
and a home match. This
year. with three schools having
teams. the Imperial Valley league
will sponsor a dual match season
to be topped off with an all-Valley
tournament. All three schools en-
tered the California Tnterscholastic
Federation of Southern California
/ tournament held ut Whittier on
April /. We entered primarily to
give the boys some needec expert
ence and 70 lei them see some good
wrestling.
The public has to be educated to
wrestling to understand and ap-
/ preciate i. This brief explanation
1 is no attempt to make YOU Wres-
I Ting wise. but rather IS an at
/ tempt 70 offer a few fundamentals
that are essential If the spectator
is to enjoy ana appreciate the
sport.
NES ON TEAM
There are u boys on a team. all
/ wrestling under q weight limit The
weights arr: % pounds aad under,
. 1O3 pounds and under; ll2 pounds;
100 pounds. 127 polncs; 1873
pounds. l28 pounds; 145 pounds,
15i pounds. tf5 pounds. unlimited
We start n. with the 95-pand
boys aa1 H~a-l. m mp through
. The WaIslt..
First I aI.l e%aliln thc scoring
system. bow the individual wins
his match and hGw ,he team match
is Won Seofiu. is on point basis
The Wres.lers are given points lol
certain achievements.
SCORING SYSTEM
Two points is scored for Il take
down. This means taking an op-
I Ionent 70 the mat with an ad-
vantage over him, or having hin
under control
The underneath man is given ono
u1iu- Tor All escape. He escape.
by getting un and away from Tho
top man.
The underneath man is Given 'wr
points Tor p reversal. 4 resersal j.
coming from the underneath posi-
ton To the top position in a con-
tinuous movement, or reversing
their positions.
The top man is given two points
for a near fall. A near fall occurs
when one boy puts his opponent
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-06
Mexican AN-StarS Ploy i'm
III Centre Next Sunday

The Mexican An-Stars baseball
team from Mexico City will play
an all-star team from Imperial
Valley next Sunday afternoon IN
the El Centro stadium.
The Mexican team has been tour
ing Mexico and comprises top
notch players OF the various Mexico
City major league teams as well
as other cities The game Sunday
was arranged through the efforts
of Manuel Ortiz, FL Centre bantam-
weight boxing champion.
Proceeds of the game will be di-
vidcd. Oue-hall will so to the
American Red Cross and the bal
ance TO the Mexican team for cX-
penses. Admission prices have not
been established but will be in the
neighborhOod of 50 cents dncluG-
ing taxi according TO Pat Pater-
son, who is handling the FL Centre
arrangements.
AT a recent meeting of the I'M
perial Valley Winter league team
managers Eddie Beechey, manager
of the Brawley Merchants team
and one of the leagues top hurlers,
is captain of the team.
The managers tentatively named
the following men to the team to
meet the fast Mexican nine:
FL Ccntro-ToWnies Joe Forna-
sero. T. J. Payne, Les Flores, Lonnie
Brock. Merchants: Gent, Womack
and Richards. Golden Sports: OS-
borne, Miller and Harris.
neutrality-suspicious.: Bob Ema-
nueli, Ray Emanuel, Luther Dock
and Eddie Beechey.
Marine Flyers-Tambourini and
Mcclure.
The manager of the Mexican ALL
Stars is Yamo Ornelas who once
played with Pat Patterson and Mr..
Stark. He claims he has a top
team and promises plenty of ac-
ton for the valley players.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-06
WRESTLING

CaleXicO high school wrestlers
will tanRle with the FL Centre
SpartanS in the Central Union
gym tonight Thursday, having
advanced the date schedule for
The match from Friday. Roth
teams recently competed in the
southern California tournament
where The Bulldogs placed fifth.
An opportunity 10 see these two
good teams i'm action awaits. The
match is the second meet in the
valley wrestling schedule.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-06
nTRnCuEn IN LINEUP

BEAR MOUNTAIN. N. Y. April
s. CuF1-MlnaEer Leo Durocher Of
the Brooklyn Dodgers probably will
return to the teams starting lineup
at second base as a steacying in
fluence to lS-year-old Gene Mauch,
promising kid" shortstop, but he
stressed Thursday that the arrange
ment was likely to be temporary
one.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-06

FREDERICK. Nd. April 6. tUPl
The Philadelphia Athletics stood
atop the major league spring cXhi-
bition baseball standings Thursday
with six straight victories, their
latest Il 3 to / conquest of the
world Champion New York Yank-
ees in a game called after eight
innings because Of a snow storm
here Wednesday.
Russ Christopher. Den Black and
LuMan Harris held Tie Yankees
10 four scattered hits. While the
AS were gettiug u of Veteran At
ley Donald and Rookie Emerson
RoSer who worked for ne Yankees
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-06
90
E=orIY Standings

pinch hitting average of more than
$50 with the Washington Senators
last season. found his batting eye
sharp after reporting to the st.
Louis Browns Wednesday, Moore
came to the Browns in the deal
that sent Catcher Rick Ferrell to
WaShington.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-06
WYNN MOEKs HARD

COLLEGE PARK, Nc. April 8,
up The hardest working pitcher
ON laa Washington Senators staff
THURSDAY was Early Wynn, Is
game winner last season. who is
battling to keep his waist line
down Despite near freezing wealth
cr. ne pitched for nearly an hour
"wednesday while the rest of the
S5uad took il lightly.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-06
CARDINALS BETTER

CAIRO. Ill, April 6. CUP)-Thc
ST. Louis Cardinals showed better
batting aptituce Thursday after &
two-hour outdoor workout and in
tra-squad game Wednesday in
which hitting was stressed. Man
ager Billy Southworth was side
lined with Il cold
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-06
ARMSTRONG TO ARMY

LOS ANGELES, April s. tUP1-.
Henry Armstrong, only triple-cham-
pion in boxing history, has passed
his physical and will be in The army
within three weeks, his manager
said Thursday. His induction will
cancel fight with Willie Joyce or
Izzy Janazzo April % in Chicago,
Manager George Moore said.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-06
M lar K S
POULTRY & EGGS

POULTRY PRICES: CAN points Imperial
Valley OPA Maximum set Oct. u. 1913
First prioe-At Ranch 10 Wholesaler ol
Retailer Second price - Delivered tC
Wholesaler or Retailer. Third price-At
ranch TO consumer;
Broilcrs LeghornS. under - lbs, SOC,
2A to 8 lbs. 29c; frycrs 81 lbs. 29c;
roasters, all weights, 29c; fowl Leghorn,
ali weights 25hc: cclored. all weights
25hc; ducks. all sizes 2sc; rabbits, under
5 lbs, 22-24c.
LOS ANGELES April Is tUf
Eggs: wholesale prices consumer siasee;
largo. grade A S2-.s7. grade 2S-29.
medium grade a 29-2o; small grade \
.,>--4.
Retail prices to consumer: large. gradc
AA 42-46, grade 3--i1, grade S}-}5.
medium grade "A 2a-il. grade \ Se-31;
small grade a 80
Candled graded esEs to retailers. large
grade AA 500 grade a ,5-56. Eiade Is
31-23; medium. grade a 27-23s snail A
24-25.
Butter unchanged at OPA ceilings.
Poultry unchanged
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-06

LONG BEACH, Cal, April G.
(UP-T'he Los Angeles Angels, play
ing their final practice game before
leaving for Sacramento and their
Pacific Coast League opener with
the SolonS Saturday. were blanked
TO Wednesday by Red Rulings
sixth Ferrying Group nine.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-06
l.. A. HAY

LOS ANGELES. April 6 CuP) =
u S. No. / extra ieary S34 50-3650; U.
J. No. 1 $31. 5o-33 so; U. s. No. l S31.5 So
$3.50; u. S. No. ? leafy or No. green
t30. 5O-32. so; U. S. No. 2 S29-3l per ton.
10. ! barley hay S30-31; No. / oat hay
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-06
GRIn .Tn RAsEEAII.

LAKEWOOI. y. j.. April 6. CUP'
Steve F.upoNicZ, former oackficld
star for Fordaam and = member Of
The New York Giants of the Ma
tionaI Professional Football LEAGUE,
gave ~ his erijirou' career Thurs
cay IN favor o. a berth III the out
field With the New Nerk baseball
Giants
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-06
Markets at a
Glance
t. UNITED PRESS

Stocks irregular in moderately active
Trading
Bonds rregaarly higher with domestic
corporate issues at the highest general
level since August. 1887.
Curb stocks irregular
Cotton irregular.
Curb stocks Irregular.
Wheat unchanged 10 off - cent.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-06
LOCAL BUTTERFAT
NPLS. FLAX FUTURES
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO. April UPl-Grain futures
disrlayed an easier tone on the Board
OF Trade Thursday in pre-holday even
wheat finished the day unchanged to
off J. cent a buShe; oats unchanged
to off s. rye off u TO y. and barley
quoted unchanged TO of one cent
The semi-wild Chukchi herds
of deer in Eastern Siberia are not
strong enough to support a man.
Few airplanc engines have gear
ed-down propellcrs; most haEe ai-
rect drives. s18
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-06
SOLONS SHELLY SAD

SACRAMENTO, April 6-CUP)-
Manager Earl Sheely figured Thurs
day the Sacramento Solons may
soon have only five playerS-three
under and two over draft age-if
worst comes to worst. Catcher Ted
Smith and first baseman Jake
Suytar are due for army physicals
soon. Seven more players of the
tions 25-man squad expect la re-
Classification because they have
left war industry work. while II
mere AZ ballhawks would be eli
gible for the proposed labor draft
under discussion in congress.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-06

The human eye can detect TO-
900 color tints, but photo-electric
spectrophotometers used by chem
lists can detect 100000.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-06
sNn,H srnR,I i-NEg ,,En

WAIIiNGFORD. Corn. April g..
UPI=Tae Boston Braves, driven
indoors aeam by snow s.arm, may
be unable 70 condition 4 pitcher
who Is able 10 so The route ny the
time tise season opens Manager Bob
Coleman indicated Thursday. The
workhorSe of the staff. Al Jayery,
has developed a sore arm anG may
not be in action for another week.
MOORE'S EYE SHARP
CAPE GIRARDEAU, Mo, April
6. CUPl-Gene Moore. who had
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Evening star., 1944-09-10

Something is coming, Jane kept thinking,
1t came.
They were eating their French pastry.
Madeleine Elise put down her fork. She
smiled a sort of smile at Jane. Il don't
want anybody to know she said softly, mot
a soul But feel that have to confide in
somebody Promise me you won't tell soul
Jane heard herself promising.
''All big organizations, said Madeleine
Elise, have rule about relatives. | mean
you can't have your wife in the organization
or your husband or anything like that That's
why | have to be so careful But | know
can tell you You see well, have to watch
over Charlie He - we'll he isn't quite him
self yet mean there are a lot of adjustments
he has to make have to be right there be-
side him all the time You understand.