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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1944-04-06
MISSIONARY CHURCH
A. +. AIbro, Pas

A. +. AIbro, Pastor
Wednesday
1880 D. m. Prayer meeting
Sunday:
$3.50 Sunday school.
1880 Rev. l.. Harris, guest speaker
7 D. m. Childrens' church.
T D. m. Young Peoples Society
7:3O D. m. Rev. L. Harris, guest
speaker.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1944-04-06

Ohio received S1,287 as its 25 per
cent share of the receipts from
management of a national forest in
this state in 1943. Washington re-
ceived s506,795 from nine national
forests in that state.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1944-04-06

Production Of staked tomatoes is
about the most time consuming job
in Ohio farming. An average of 442
man-hours are required to produce,
harvest, and pack the $50 bushels
of tomatoes from an acre of vines
held up by stalking. Tomatoes for
canning plants can be produced with
about one-third that amount of
human labor.
Efforts to control the spread of
the Japanese beetle in Ohio have
been effective enough so the quaran-
tine lines within this state have re-
manned stationary since they were
established. The Ohio Dept. of
Agriculture cooperates with the u. S
Dept. of Agriculture on quarantine
| and control measures.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1944-04-06
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY
LUTHERAN CHURCH
w. l.. Harmony, Pastor

9 a. m. Preaching
10 a. m. Sunday school.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1944-04-06
Where Our Soldiers
Are

Pvt. Ned E. Schultz 35248321
Co. C, sc Bn. /. r. 7. c.
Camp VOTERS, Texas
Cpl. Joseph N. Beidler
Co. c, 249th Engr. c. Bn.
Camp Bowie, Texas
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1944-04-06
BRETHREN CHURCHES

UNITED BRETHREN CHURCHES
Paul b. Zimmerman. Pastor
Olive Branch
Sunday school 1880
Morning worship 9:30
Pleasant View
Sunday school 9:45
Morning worship 10:45
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY
Sunday services at 10:30 a. M,
subject: Are Sin, Disease, and Death
Real?
Testimonial meeting at 1880 We'd
nesday evening.
The reading room at the church
is open every Wednesday from 200
to 400 p. m. The public is invited
to all services and to visit the read
ing room.
This society is branch of the
Mother Church, the First Church OF
Christ Scientist, Boston, Mass.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1944-04-06

will also be accompanied by Lois
Sommer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-20
NOT A MALLARD

The answer 10 that question is
no and heres the reason. T he
black duck is not a mallard. al
though often enormously called a
black mallard.
This year duck hunters may
take full daily bag limit of 10
canvasbacks, 10 redheads or ~
buffleheads. but not more than 10
in the aggregate OF the three
kinds, The Michigan conservation
commission also permits hunters
TO take one wood duck this season.
The possession limit this season
is 20 and in addition hunters may
possess 10 mallards, wldgeons or
pitfalls. The daily bag limit on
American and red breasted mer-
gansers has been boosted 10 25
as is the daily limit on coot There
is no change from last year on
Canada geese and brant The daily
limit IS two possession limit four.
II is illegal 10 shoot "A Ross goose.
swan or crane.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-20
S eries Sale
May Be Cut

WASHINGTON, Aug 9 CUP)-
With indications pointing TO a ST
Louis world series, an Office Of
Defense Transportation spokes-
man said today that sales of tick
cts Ton the games probably will be
restricted 10 residents Of ST. Louis
and immediate vicinity.
. IF the Browns win In the
American League and keep the
world series I'm 81 Louis, II will
70 long way towards helping
In the acute Transportation prob
lem" the ODT official said.
In this case. ODT is expected 10
make an official request of both
clubs 10 restrict ticket sales TO
residents OF the city and suburbs
Mhere- nnlnlcr=c!1N- traffic will be
necessary.
There will be no special trains
or cars for the series and applica-
irons for-travri- reservations will
be accepted only "A hours in ad-
vance of the trip, II was said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-20

acre southeastern Michigan rec
reational project was seen at the
recent conservation commission
meeting, when T.. r. Thomas,
Metamora. George T. Hcndrie,
Oxford, and f.. :. Nichols Of
Bloomfield Hills appeared before
that body and objected 10 the
state planning public parks in or
near these areas.
They claim il would have a
Observation-Disclosures land values
which they have built up during
the past Is years.
The Point tfUuiiic Duck Club
on Lake Erie, 80 miles south OF
Detroit, which the state may pur-
chase at the September meeting
of the conservation commission.
will not be available for public
wildfowl hunting this fall. The
area consists of $500 acres OF
choice marsh land.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-20
.LippyBdnned.
Sits in Box
Directs Dodgers 10
Win Over Reds

CINCINNATI Alc ~ .tDI-
tt77t-errrr -tf' Ti.,-4er-f-- it---i
mayer Leo DurocfeI sitting t
boN scat defeated Cincinnati g.
-.a-2. -i1la4 -tll-an -tNcn lte4h-Ln
t7c.r series with fhc Reds
D4roCher. suspended for iNo
-ys-t- - t.:.f;r-r,-trf;--rr---
pres Yesterday appeared 20 be-
directing thc team from inc box
although coach Charley Dresser
vas placed IN charge for the
period Of ms enforced vacation
Tho box was adjacent 10 the
D01ger duCout and DuroCher con
.erred with hiS players on several
..~HaNIrfN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-20
Narraqansett Results

ihs4 hAtF i-tear'o'ds ard UP. =
H5PP7 FTn55 tJe1EnsJ 500 so 40
CIV Ersd nGtassJ 700 90
Voucher OPieSal So
Time r, 40 or g.
s.w,buta' On RsIgrct T-y F,Yrc
Madmne and Ia scala also ran.
SECOND RACE -3-year-a,ts and 10.
mile and 20 YARDS
A.lgu. AAtrI
oom,rI $50 500 $50
+ y.fr--- i5rr-y ~
Rye Wo.i tpoTy 90
F}rs Ncd Rorder Rattl, Picanny,
Nihuy Jock and Creamy also ran.
THIRD RACE yesr-olds mile and 10
bark Cloud CGrosD 1910 $50 $50
C.--lc-t Leak asa -. 3 80 80
IsyaHie 90 Brent 4 90
limo sc. ~ 49,
star MaodU, Ceiocs.f GaS.s~ SAD Dog
Tfot also ran.
FOURTH RACE s.year.olas s. mile,
Countess Wise tMoore) - 80 50 $50
Pque Boyle $40
Tine ! IL IS of 8llH
Czech Tass Evelyn Rolls Idle Fool va
dina Craft and JACK Reaper aIso ran.
ZIP ~ kAit [ftfaf-ClGF, = mile
Paper NH Nynchi go I An no
Kcwcy Dee (5rosri 400 : 30
Belffne fSoahol So
Tlme I 10 IL. OF 4 30
Cuenazor. Ardy T.. ARMY Glider and
Thor Barton also ran
SIXTH RACE 3-yesr-clo, and w q.
s,. CGoalajegl u 30 500 2 90
NnN9.k tCIargrtN 2 m 2 90
Defense tNcNuUenl ~
Time = li f-h ~ 0P
Little Hoops Seizure and Bel Rcfet also
ram.
SEVENTH RACE i.ysar-oldS ana W
! Pr. mirs.
~ the creek ,McNuueu) 500 3so $50
GlnoCa ,Zehr so 320
TeNalie 0Chafin) 3 90
Time 30 i-5 m 5.3sl5
study Period Lebt Landing Prompt
HlEh Plaid and CRAB Apple AiSo ran.
EIGHTH RAcE-4-year.olds and up
J 1-1s miles
BAH Player tPonal $40 $40 7En
Victory Drive (B.ancol 90 ? 81
lNgh Name CPhelpsl z 60
Time as. OF 6.osh
s. flEaAs a tAatsf-
Murray aud Cidtam also ran
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-20
OPPOSE HOTELS, CABINS

Talk of the state conservation
department going into the hotel
and cabin business was heard at
the last monthly meeting Of the
conservation commission
The matter brought Up by Di-
rector p =. Hoffmastcr, would
involve the building Of hotels
cabins and roads IN the newly
acquired 46.000-acIc Porcupinc
Mountain recrcatIonal project.
Many sportSmcn believe this
area should be kept IN its rude
and natural state
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-20

Tots.s % 10 p Io Totals 80 80 "a
sRetfee f.r Brown m ninth
STATED f"r Koch ~ ninth
+B.tea Tor Melton In ninth,
tEatfr4 for shour ~ sIshfh
Ran ior Ctahfree .r eighth
prr.kfyr Oio 100 nn1
C.rcinnst OpO 600 Iui /.
Runs Dino Schultz Galan Clay
Ehrun Error Williams Runs hat'td l
owen Brown WalkcI Mccormick como
rcored on Williams error 10 fourth Two
base hits Dino Koch Sacrifices Omu
Gay Double plays Brown 10 Koch fo
Schultz ptacan % Stauky 20 Schultz
Williams 20 Mccormick Williams 20 Miller
. MCCORMICK Mcsncr 90 Williams 90
Mccormick Struck out Bv Melton 3. BY
Shrun Bases or balls. or Melton .
OF Kcnstsny Hu by pitcher By MCl-
ton civilians MCCONNELL Hits OF
Melton IN innings on Davis IN
innng, IN shoun 8 In 6 innings, 81 hon
Ttan'y n J inning winning pitcher
Melton Losing pitcher Shoun Left on
bases-Brooklyn 4. Cincinnati -.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-20
REMOVE QUARANTINE

Because the rabies situation has
cleared up satisfactorily h t
Michigan dog quarantine will be
removed. officials OF the Mlchi-
gan State Agricultural depart
ment predicted Saturday
Official announcement from
Charles Figy state commissioner
Of agriculture, Is expected Mon
day, DR.. Charles Clark, in charge
Of the administration OF the quar-
antine, SAID.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-20
A Leaders
In Big Game
BY JAKE BERSON

Auto Club and Sulfrin, only un-
beaten teams in the elimination
series, meet this Sunday at North
western Field in the top contest
of the Detroit Baseball Fedora
ton
The winner viii have decided
advantage during the remainder
OF the two-game knockout play
offs. The other two contenders
for the Class A title, Nirges and
Paris, also clash at Northwestern.
Each beaten once. the loser of
the latter game will drop out.
AS a result Of suspensions late
last week, Auto Cub and Virge's
will enter Sundays games weaker.
Auto Clubs ace pitcher, Tony
b kevieh, and shortstep Don
Cantwell and pitcher Walter
Lacey and infielder Ray Huffman
Of Virge'S have been indefinitely
suspended by DBF officials after
charges they competed in semi
pro tournament in Wichita. Kan,
last week.
Also missing from Sundays
Class B games for the same
reason will be Joe Wykrent,
pitcher, and John McSay. out
fielder. of lakewood Bluejackets,
and Tony Gravina. pitcher for
JAW l54. All teams affected will
be allowed Sunday 10 replace
those suspended
Jack Talbot, another first rate
pitcher on the Auto Club staff,
viii face Suftrin a team regarded
as a dark horse in the playoffs.
Chris Hayden is the likely bitch
ing choice for Sufirin.
The Glass r headliner brings
together two teams unbeaten in
the playoffs, ArthurS and JAW
ia Arthurs, defending champion,
has not lost a game this season
Baird and DCtroiterS. each
winner OF three straight in the
playoffs. clash in the Glass d
feature
The Federation announced Sat
urday that The Class d champion
of the DBF will take part in
national Junior tournament in
Pittsburgh early in September.
SUNDAYS schedule.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-20

tneSe tnIee DUCKS.
But suppose my first 10
ducks were all mallards. can I
shoot five more maliards for Il
total of l5?"
The answer would he yes and
the same if he had asked about
pitfalls or widgeonS.
Can Kill five more black
ducks II l have bag limit
of I0o"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-20
Washinqton Park Results

FIRST RAcE-3-year-oids ana UP )"
,4--., Ai.--.,--4 : L4te44sll s 90 90 - 30
A7t5---t - eAalS4 49,. ~ - Z, = Z
laWos tFlschcTl o''
Time - IS OF 3 32i4
.r.ws Was Vsidina Nymph Irfa''}
Shr.k Ct. and Sever Alone also ran.
sEcoNp RACE s-year -old' and up.
81, Iaty CCampheD 80 ~ 81
TtIVf tBauesI p ~
Br.1 Fancy tIrohS 0'
tnote,r %ifAi Rer, Quaksr Mrs Flun.
pog pale and Cracked R's' ran
THIRD RACF-3-ysar- olls and up -
NV s1arR lHayne,l 2zso 700 g
Rlraer's b. Campbell 4'o '
Talr,,r 1Nichdisi . ~
T1me - ~ IS OF l?b
More stnEs. ohisho, queen Echo and
Very True also ran
FOURTH RAcE-2y'ar.oia' and or
car 'aI' FURY ,campDeD 20 80 go
Anthem CBaneyl on
pavd Jr Lowe A'4o
Time y SIS OF 5 o2is $50.
RENE hbtring Risck T;tne. sFc,oe Dritt'
Cal Ann ard Lupie also ran.
FIFTH AcE-3-year-oias and W ?,
Fo1 cry tskordnsHD s. 80 800 100
Whose tRaNeyl NA@' p.
Final Glory brooks ON
Time III. of -
I'rge Ne K Dorko Don Miller. HUT
HON Hari super Justice. - pismaf.
Mensx. Don. DevIto and Paircab also fan.
SIXTH RAcE-3yssr-ol and NJ. -
Iracir- Cluri- LBndinul AZ 40 Il 40 p
Nar. KcN ,NrCrearHJ N0 rl
s..c.tfa 'FisCheD ''
Time 90 I-5- or oa
pig PuAh IetmrnoN, Harric' SuL hHpI.
'ssu, Vae, Brand. Gamma Cold princes,
DogE1uo ami sight Shado" also ran
SEVENTH RACE year-odf and Dr
yaldipa wa, ,FischeN - 80 $50 80
Rot's Dream tskorCnskD M -
ire Dust tCAmpbeNl " ~
Time "a is. or 6i2h
Cap, hhAolute After School Last step
Burgoo Dinner. Volcano ann Captain EDDIE
also ran.
EIGHrH RACE S-year-olds ana W, -
syis Jimmy (Gsrner) 2eeo 1920 100
cactus F0ot tFischer ouu ~
las' Beans tLoweJ ll'eo
Time 1871. of 7.2i4
opening bid. AlAnsE PeraRram, Dc (
.slie Banker Jim, Idle sun and snhcA
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-20

on The field whert the Tigers play
"a novelty 'or all except julius
Pusso. who can be- 10 bit ha4
about il julius who cap'aus
md catchcs Tor TIC championship
-7.13-year-oid team from Stocpc.
rlayrcld has beer n regular rce-
den, a. Briggs Stadium for The
past year and a haH being eu-
proved AZ hai boy fGl visiting
teams when the Tigers arc homr
OLYMPIA DRTs SING II:
aoart y probably "'' he Tho
fact FOR a tlc release laicr bl
public relation counsel Frcd q
Huber Jr passersby can sec now
'rat Olympia is undergoing
changes rInnIng, into thousands of
dollars
Glass brick su down 01c Bic
rrav avenue sdc improve zoe
outside vuIe Joe Cuvcme, f|,G E
Hcca forgotten INSIDE according
70 our spies now lights V'C
The ice foy hockey and me soma
Homie shows improved df.-s-
Ing rooms. with new ono Ter
o1rtff bee soma herself
row rcifcshmcrt installations lrs
frc concession people and ~ .aY
au1t.naI Mushrooms
Incidentally The hockey season
reservations are on SAFE and pyao-
t.ce lSn isT away =. starts In
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-20
Coopers 18th
Beats Giants

ST. LOUIS Aug 10 GNS)-
Mort Cooper chalked up his sew
enteenth victory of the season in
st Louis today as the Cardinals
completed sweep OF four-game
series with the New York Giants,
winning s 10 4
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-20
SARATOGA Results

FIRST RACE tear-oids It furlonrs
one kpre lGarunl 1910 $50 3 80
B9om'own Gal Bowers %
mt OI 2-5. of osi
Service Ribbon Miss Ibby Winning
fid NJpHu Scotch Plan. Turnpate anu
Gallo, Also ran
SECOND RACE 3yesr-olds and up Fl.
C9 Town ONestrope) $50 $50 29r
IWclU Boy lStout so . s..
AuEn0ua tptmanr) 90
= ---+-a- < ! i = = --isJyff eAA-i-t A---
BE Favored, Valdtna I'll. Darby psrinn
Boundtnr Bow and sea Patrol also ran.
THIRD RACE -3-year-olds and up ?
miles. stcepechase
Cay Venture owens SO 90 10 80 ( so
Ri Crffman tR0bertsl . 50 SO
Frederic II 'harrsonl 90
Time 3 40. cQ, .. 40 L.--.------s.-
Admiralty, EquiT.ta and Mercator also
ran
FOURTH RACE 2yesr-olds =. mile.
Pryrt ,Wo.It $50 2 60 ont
Crenr Power (Srldel 3 ~ our
C-BJymeapcUd tArcar01 out
Time I III IS. m 20tt
STAGE FIR and e-Burnins Dream Also
cr p Bradley entry
FIFTH 3.year.oids ard up >.
r- Do
Cassie fNrcarai 40 ESQ ?20
Brownie ,Guerinl z 90 20
Bill SiCiie lSridcrl 40
Time 10 as of 50
fT7T EITTN AVJ ER Head SIS rBn.
srVTH RACE . yfat.olds snt ~ g..
M Poe
rapernN cNcarenn $3.50 1910 sc'
A'eN Pafih 49, Icrr4 10 $3.50
Honnehr.ke termHuel 90
Time o. 10 81 az
some Chance Dtvu Diver Frs' Eddie
aud Frl7seuatlp also ran
SEVENTH RACE-a-yesr-oids and W
rs miles
F"rsyer tMshr,nD 1910 $40 500
Adaptable tMsll rs so 10
j T. Boat tFiynnl 2 90
Time 50 80 on S15i4
Francis Marion. Pennypspker Gay Leg
end. stolen KIs. OrAn ard Junction City
also ran
EIGHTH RAcE-5-year-old,. 1 lilo
miles
Pvracarth Cwoodhouse) IS SO II 90 $50
Late city tXufcI4 so : 90
Fsisrur tgueriul 3 so
Time 1sA 10. On s.5ab
-nuslmAn-- Re!eh- ana Supper Dane
a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-20
Whip
Phi|ies, s.

PITTSBURGH Aug 70 Up
Flvln Preacher Roe gave Phila-
delphia t~o-run leSd IN the first
inning today and then permitted
only ono more run a homer by
Bob Finley, as Pittsburgh won,
: IN 2
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-20
RoqelI 2 Wants Games

Rogcll's All-Stars want games
with Class a clubs for Sundays
ana holidays. WHO or call ECrt
Pankratz 202OWthereH, RIA 6126.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-20
7 Players Hurt
As Cubs Lose

CHICAGO. Aug 10 ms
Chicago Cubs not only dropped
the final game OF the series to the
Boston Braves today. 10 ?. but
they lost the services Of two of
their top fly chaScrS. Dom Da1les-
sandro and Andy Paiko by injuries
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-20
NIM RNCING COMET OF

Windsor. oct /. Just 10 days
after the race track closes.
NAV RACING COMET on
COAST Okana Tho little B.
t,st-.id coli which recently Sot
Western record when he whizzed
mile IN l3j 30 N tho Long
e,s track ~ Seattle is owned
ty Joey Buunstein the former
Dcuo.tcr. who is living quietly
on 'hr West Coast
Ken McCombs Of Detroit and
Jackie Burrill Of Windsor. tho
former Jockeys who were nailed
hy New York police who alleged
They were working with p phoncy
horse race tip rms could have
made more money riding because
Tho sky il the limit 90 Jockeys
earnings now
II they're good and MCCo1bs
you'd have been orc of\ihc best
200 TO 100000 p year Is
'hc take -. could You get aionk
90 Fhat7
incidentally Ton oRchy Of
- ~ IN commenting on the
gang activities. rang the bell
when he wrote. Who q have
thought after, all these years,
Ahti tHrf sttekArs ccAtid sttit ecf
sarkcf 'u bct suckers S5GG
rcr tat for the Jockey That
sos crcakcd when Paul Revere
vas r1r~I Probably the only
wHN 20 up ohWnp> from gam
a-.-. ~ Q.t printing money
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-20
WANT NO PARKS

Thai the conservation dnnart.
ment will experience difficulty IN
purchasing lands in tho l00.GlO-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-20
In the Open
New State Duck Law,
Bag Limits Explained

"Snce reading the duck regulations ] still puzzled
and want clear few points," local duck
Does the daily bag limit remain al 10 day."
The that take additional hsg
,ny OF five mallards wdgeons pitfalls combnatd
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-20

totals sali p rs Totals 81 q Il
'Bstttd for pcrTirger ~ n.rth
pre'-n OH 10 o00--4
Cfirago 200 600 0O0--.
Runs - UietslmAr Wright K!utg.
prewt Hack Johnson. Errors Johnson
Cavarrsta Runs bat'en in WietelmHn.
Eluttz Drew palleStandro 2 Two-hate
hts-NismAn DrtWs Sacrifice hi-Csvar-
rpttA Double plays Andrews 70 nrews o.
F'ch!sor ? Left On bases Boston 9 chi
caEo Rases or haNs-On Andrew
on WNse btrICk out Bi Andrews !, hN
psrrirssr Hfs orr WISE in a. io-
rIngs OF DsrrnEer 3 IN 49, 'nnirgs Los
ina pitcher Wyss impires 1orda Ruar
der ana Goe'7 Tine - Attendance
400
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-20

TAI For 3year-ods
llIl Mace $4,000
% a "a once Winner wned an
trained l. Powers
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-20

Nertar Cooper HRUsmann Medwlck
Tucker. Hanson Errors TreadVay. Kerr.
Brewer klHs taitrd ln IS Cooper ?.
Ncrhan Fa.I0n Hopp sanders, Bersamo.
Kerr Euokcr, or lombard TWo-base
hits FaU.r. Trc1UWaN vs. Cooper
Hopp Sanders. Home ran rs Cooper sac
4---7---F z NJ SandeLg
Double PLAY Reeves urassiS'ed Leu IN
bases So Louis 81 %cV YORK 10 Bases
on balls or Hansen cff NJ Cooper I
III Adams struck au' By Hansen g. by
81 Cooper H's orr Hansen . IN M
nul., au haam- ln inning OF
R-ever ~ innings OF Pyie J in ]
lrnIrE Ht rs pitcher rs ~ Cooper
tLVrrI ~ Adams tlE COOPER rs
Brewer OHpp Lnsn- pitcher Hansen
mu.res si,v1f' Dunn arI Magerkurih
T.mc--2 ot Attendance. COS potd.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-20

Auto club vr Sutfrn $W 90.
Viree VS. Fars NH 2 400.
CLASS
JAW ia vs Artha;s NV . 90,
Oary.lt p ut-'fRffE vs law I5s wv
Ala Ass-c-Ate1- Xs- Mum 5 NV 2 4 90
GIifn, tte.
CLASS n
Past SIDE Sports VS. Local : NV q
I ne. West S.de sports vs Lincoln PARK
carr 900 Baird ts -retr0rcrs III S
90 K.w4sk vs ltl Jrs Bi 3 ! 90
CLASS
ErUEF vg fHvrv - - --rr- F~zarer
We N.psn. NN . 100 T.tans vs. sham
rochs NV = 100
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-20

W'lNF PASS
o. out ril n- the iron r u.l1
out
o
on
round the strtcn
weakened GlSslAio
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-20

Windsor. oct / lust 10 days
after the race track closes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-20
IoR MONDAY

cenm and Marley entry.
ANTen pounds apprentice allowance
claimed
weather. clear; track, fast
Post 80 p. m
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-20
EIGHTH RACE-$3o0O claiming 9yearods and up, l l-16

LEE GREENOCK los L. HaD 2gio 600 4fo
AIINIUTIi lis OP Roberts $50 400
DAY DODGtR' us &C. l.. Martini 40
Time, Al 3-5 Favor Sea Tack Bely Chimes Sherlock.
a-COOIPE and
a-B NJ Field
Imperial Valley press., 1944-06-14
Sale of Carrots
For Stock Feed
Ends in County

Tie carrotS-for-cCws deal ended
in Imperial Valley Wednesday.
A total of 2,814 tons or 5,629, ,l80
pounds of surplus carrots were
shipped from the valley in recent
weeks to dairymen on the coast.
This plan was worked out by War
Food Administrator office of dis
tribution to get rid of this years
surplus carrot crop.
Growers said that the plan did
not take up all the surplus but did
help. The plan was cancelled be-
cause so many of the carrots have
reached tie stage where they are
not good as cattle feed.
Edward Kellogg left Ell Centre
Wednesday after having handled
the deal fer the office Of di5tribu-
ton.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-06-14
E R N | E p PYLE
Reports
On Invasion
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Hey, tell the captain to move
the ship up closer -
So they waited a few minutes,
and the ramp was eased up onto
Cry ground, and our whole convoy
walked aboard. Being an old cam
paigner, was the only one IN the
crowd to get his feet wet.
SHIP PULLS OUT
We had hardly got aboard when
the lines were cast off and we pull
ed out. That evening the coIonel
command ing the troops on our snip
gave me the whole invasion plan IN
detail-the secret the whole world
had waited years to hear, and once
vou have heard it you become per-
manently a part of it. Now you
we're committed. 1t was too late to
back out now. even if your heart
failed you.
I asked a good many questions,
and l realized my voice was shak-
ing when l spoke but l couldn't
help it. Yes, it would be tough, the
colonel admitted. Our own part
would be precarious. He hoped to
go in with as few casualties as pos
sible, but there would be casualties.
From a vague anticipatory dread
the invasion now turned into a
horrible reality for me.
You can't fail them nowi Buy
moro than before 18th War Loan
Imperial Valley press., 1944-06-14
CavaIcade Plans
Program to
Expand Ceremony
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These Cavalcade postcards were
sent all over the country by service
men. the committee chairman, j. H.
Mccoy, said.
The same officers were asked to
continue in office for another year
L. H. Dove is president, Fred Proc
sal is vice-president, and Mrs. A
D. Haworth is secretary.
It was revealed at the meeting
that many Imperial Valley residents
are anxious for another presentation
of the splendid historical pageant
of Imperial Valley which enlivened
the spring season. They still talk
about the fine parade which was
one Of the features OF the annual
event.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-06-14
TOMATO BASKET SHORTAGE
RELIEVED RY SHIPMENT

A temporary shortage of tomato
baskets was alleviated this week
when local companies were able to
obtain a shipment from Stockton
through private sources. it was
learned Wednesday morning. For
a time it had appeared that ship
ments of tomatoes would be stop
ped by an increasing shortage of
the containers.
Black market operations on the
coast were believed responsible to
some degree for the shortage in this
area.