davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-03-31
Red Cross
WarDrive
Is OverTOp
Total OF 10000
May Be Reached
In Jackson County

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The lat2 fsrm cfaps II TIE "a
ten wefe harvested wlih 10000
GO le0er peeaan snan &oula
have been required + TIE mefnoas
~ 1910 were stili ln jan
The first - tank pFadueHd 3
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mated Sc sa50 coo
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OPA Lifts Time
Limit On Red And
Blue Food Stamps

With ssse 1stttnR n SIS isase
liatf un the vailasty 81 fsN fss
sionin9 sesipana weni Il ssni
env = ne headaches - Ire hnaze-
Wlte whose iife mas become a
msd scramble aince ihe advent
If ire red end blue siamps
Whether ih6s step Nas taken Is
reduce eleFieai and shopping
problems ~ rasioning Is mas stat.
ed hs the 0pA * whether IL ~as
designed Ia stop shoppers from
esshlng tnelf coupons IN fer lok
ems which have NJ expiration
GATE t1e principal result - EhF
eHaaee IL size regulations Hsa fae
broad smiIes nn tae faces ~ thf
a0men Who no l0neef have 81
SORRY shaat whaf IS Rssf ana
when
There WiN - M change ia tire
value which sas recently maae
Ten points fo5 e1eb ticket reKara
sbe number printed On tne
stamp Naf wIIl tnere D. ans -
ftatiaH 10 The schedule uf valid
~ Three fea stamps Tor meass
sHa fats atN hecame Valid every
ruHa saheas and five blue
stan8ps IH cauned ioeds 8tH ~
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Canning Sugar
b. adilfIan - SaEaf Stamp Ne
= persons ueslrlae eaunsu9 saa
IS mas naN applv q the laeal
y friee BsfnnIne Board hsi
snAra np ~ 81 must M a.
tsehea g ihe application. X &.
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aIar suCa stamp SIC ~ IS god
ief Hxt Pounds lndefiuiely and
stamp N BE wlH hesame vaId
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Secretary
Takes Over
OF C.. Job
New Committee To
Pass On Ads. And
Solicitations.

he ascm
guala Moss
Point Chamber
of Commerce
heM il first
business neH-
sion Wtth its
Verne Barnes
Monday night
IN thr of
offices winch
have beey tHna
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234 Men Go
TOShelbYIn
Single Call
Local Registrars
And Transfers Join
In Filling Quota


In Filling Quota
In fespan@ 81 TIE largest call
Eeeefeeu ~ ttr jackson Equntv
Scerslvs scrvice Boafa z7B men
weFs aenf le Carp Shssty Wed
d feg pre- inaactien exanlsn
aaofas
o. this numhes. l0s Wese men
snserrea FROM othsg boards
representing 20 states ana IA
acre Jaeksan CONTAIN Tfere
ave been as maen white srd
epsnfed sent for service ~ the
armed forces from tnts en1Fty
during March
Sixty SIX a uasss men trans
ferva g fhis board were uEe
Pearl Hafbof fathers and 20 81
tire local men had children bern
before the Jap attack Th beard
S preparing, hoWevce u laghsen
ap ca tne fathers IN theit drive
81 2eyear-old
II me eight buses thst drove
cat o. eagouia "Wednesday
morning Were transfers from 9th
0 parts al Mississippi ard from
Florida California. illinois Ten
res Arkansas AIabsn1a. New
York K Texas Louisiana.
North Carolina Missouri VIRGIN
a. 0hio Minnesota. Michigan,
Georgia Maryland and pennyl-
eanla One feElsirani from North
Dakota failed 70 report
7s- year Oids Called
ln line with the nations call
sW 81 = saar-0ld men not ia
the few Industries listed as most
essential 70 hlr Nar esfsw. bota
the coslnfy dfstt hoard aIad he
n3M ~ inraE
sag Corporation were eusilug then
recufa-he s. leetsvs Service o.
mia 70 pili agf ali faies CA men
under that Az and shipyard of-
ficiaia e determHas lie few 81
whon determents may h re-
qaeSted.
Annthsr wholesale pulling
lrum the fllea for baar3a clez
iesi staff appeared imminent with
The interest II military grnup in
4E q those men e dFalf a4e
Nao have bssn inaefinlteB De-
feFFea beesuse II some disability
Flacax q these men IN uniform
AouAa mean TIRE releasing q able
ngdled Esn for scfive dutg
White nlen lndsieted during TIE
month are Reubsn Edgar LyoaS.
Alton Llstd Thomson Willie e
&c Pnsou. j.. Herman Milton
Mason. Johnny Hesta. Ssanisy
EkhefL E.uyd Brewer. Henry
NooaroW MsxsHe Donald EdWI8
JoTdan. Leslie Eugene Barber
Fred Newton Rice. Sam Sharp
BYRD CyFl Randolph Miller
Henry Randolph Dsvieson. WI
Aam PurviS Eesasez John Wi
am Hyuan Trss1a william Pc
arr Bonnie Robert Tsrar. Il
gene Sidny Hill Elise nernen
sherman Reuben Timmm Bur-.
Herman 10y BeHefleld AlogE
Nicholas Schruid Joseph Ross
Trlppe Virgil DAVID Hanson. {
Sin Robert Frim. Elyin OSar
Tansg Frsnk Terreta. Shephen
Ranes Tam Russell Fetcfer.
Tan Carpenter. Albert Hoaver
Tanner. Richard Wstsan Morris
Marshall oNeal Janaes Wallace
raeh Louis Edward Ford. Rob
as hHzkel fillmore J. Nsiler
Burke Hehertknn John Lee In
HaffMen McgolAam. 5ofa
Clarence Ward Robert sattan
Berd and Henry Hsroa sade
Tr4nafeEs laauesad
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West uanserred from FoFayes
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5mlaH Wilson Parker. A.
lean Irving Safxprfh klheFt
Wells 0HsH Lren1o Jones Pet
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affaaF Truman Dennis Bet
mn Jame Henry HsnsAaW Va
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fmn Evfa Wells willie FFe3 e
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PascagOula Sends
Second Carload
Of Paper In Drive

tn and carload - scrap pa
per g. collected Since ibe
srrzn dslgr eot underway tle
fsfsf PEI ~ Msrrh 0a sent of1
Monaae hv fae Pascagoala ssl.
xaRe committee. Mrs David G.
reaff1 caaluman announced
Toge lleH Wlih me tirst car which
eas sens baf TN wrecks earlier.
snis e-rnEs mnre thar Is y
avus Of naper sent fu wartime
ase p aH government
IT, county a. 5 whole mas been
efeen aiata If ~ tauk ~ pa.
pr mautr nd efiiaeHs are urg-
81 = w every scrap # papes
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m0aEE e wsws3 i CHAR
mar fe eauuly salvage cam.
mt
c. members are king
tsai newspapers b. folded
saiee and tied and that
mag b ted n apaFaie
bun nt held untl ere uaxi
sole HrH ahaH ae announced.
4 - a1 Ihe storage af penar
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Changing Nar nee3s naNe
iafcea cancellation 81 nearly s.
Coat @ fsha am Waf CONTRACTS tof
fha aatouatiee industry
hueuN Aires eetaiuE aooEr
aae-thlfd 81 Argentina more
lhan S8.ls9 industrial plants
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400 Pinis OfBlOod
Goal OF TwO-Day
Blood Bank Here

fndleaiieas Tfufa5as wefe tAaaf
aHekaaa oaant1 W16i haee vs. atf
s8sll8 Ia fuaoainE les aafla a.
20 pIafs q hEooa fer fhf tNa
aay stag II the mohlle Red Cf
Bleod Dono servre unit uhaeh
haa headquarters at fe HS9
butidsnR throuEhotgt nNisv
ingalls, sbinsara arwkesH took
the entire dav THURSDAY and so
das has bceE deaignnfa Mos
Point day ESQ girls are STRIVING
q nurses aides Tor tne two aoxs
ard women of the cnuutV arr
serving - haatcses "a official
capacities sna are Ia charge q
iha eanieen where eaea danuF y
gwen hight refreshments sitter fhs
danHtian
The hlasaa B prneessea into
pIassna and shipped g the froai
Hnes where Il y gwen m uNla
{ fuauu g. wounded American ssi-
d8srs THESE blood t~ransfasions
have been creaited with ue mark
I'd towering of the 0eath rate
among wounded men from thai
prevailing during me FIRST W0rid
Var
Alturnasss Wanted
Persons desiring % give Their
hiaod Ter she a3iders and wis
dla not have an opportunity =
register are asked e. call Mrs J
10 Caie eaunis chairman - the
usO to-day. Eraas 3 that tHs
aaoia mag lw insured II tire do
uslhon s NJ needed - meei the
quota on ahh 0iaii from tine blood
aanur service unit 81 appoint
menf w3ll ha gwen the feeisfrani
los the next trip into the county
Wh5rh eaH occur In shout STA
week Mrs. Cole explained
Extra names are desirable
she said siuT II b suHse chance
SEINE ~ those registered for TIE
dag ere unable b egr8e We vii
haVe m alternate e Gail
Prospective aanaxa sfe snNnsse4.
- to eas uelang or foa hours
before tne appointment eNcepi
black coffee Or toast with ~ but
ter Al creams and fats are 70 b
axoided
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a ~ World Va T.
Nhf aas uonfHunae1
s1h problem II providing 81
ts worlds food SIP
ply
VI HauaIaciuHef turned
aat w. engines total
~ aa harepoae r
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IollsIiaea a % .
Evening star., 1944-02-20

See for yourself why LAVA goes deep
fast -routs tough dirt that regular
toilet soaps miss:
y FAsI-AcTlhe SOAP like fine eossiIe
-twith same soothing ingredient as in
costly faee ereams)...
n PLUS SPECIAL AcTiohl Same svper-fne
cleaner dentists use TO clean precious
tooth enamel.
Evening star., 1944-02-20
IN 80 TO SO SECONDS
WITH SUPERSEDED 1 AVA
Special EQUALIZATION soup Leks Grmy Dirt Quick Gets
Hands Cleaner Foster Eosier than Ordinary Wash Ups
Ever Can Yet LAvAs Gentle Enough Even for Kids Hands

This double action gets skin creases
thoroughly clean around nails and
knuckles. .Routs many germs, helps
hicks and cuts to heal. And saves
towels, plentyl
Women and kids love LAVA, too.
It's super-tast, yet amazingly gentle.
Leaves skin soothed. For all of you
get LAVA now. It's real economy.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-07-03
SPORTS PAGE
Crucial Games
Set This Week

Two crucial games are scheduled
for this week in the f. C. Summer
Softball league. Top place is in
volved in both contests. With the
Navy Flyers and the Marine Flyers
still tied with six won and one lest
EACH wednesday night will see the
Navy Flyers and Sandy Beach
tangle. It so happens Sandy Beach
is tied with B & G School for sew
enth place but B & G may move
up notch after Monday night
when they play the Baptist cellar
ties. Then the Marine Flyers and
the Marine Group wind up the
weeks schedule Friday night which,
as far as the Marine Flyers go, may
be battle to regain laurels lost
to the Navy if Navy wins Wednes-
day night.
The head-Writer Saturday had
only in mind the fact that the Ma
rine Flyers held onto top place by
defeating the Troys. OF course, the
Navy had the best of the tie chance
in that instance-that is if the
Flyers lost, inasmuch as the Navy
automatically would have taken top
place.
The schedule this week offers
keen contests.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-07-03
National Golf
Tourney Runs
To Extra Match

CHICAGO, July 3. (UP)-One of
the greatest stretch kicks in golfin2
history. or in the vast backlog of
sporting records, sent the Victory
national open tournament into eX-
ira innings Monday.
After knotting the 72-hole $4,000
medal tourney in a photof finish
Sunday, Harold Jug McSpaden,
Philadelphia pro and the nations
top 1914 war bond winner with an
intake of $15,100 to his assets, teed
eff Tuesday against Lieutenant Ben
Hogan. Army Air Forces, in battle
to determine who would sweep the
$4,000 first prize and who would bc
left with the S175O "pickings" for
runner-up spot.
In a dramatic climax to the Vic
tory'S regulation 70 holes. McSpaden
showed that. like the New York
Yankees and Notre Dame, it isn't
smart to bet against him, when he
clipped five strokes off par during
his last nine holes and sank a 40
foot putt on the 18th green to dead
lock his score with Hogan's, a 273
strokes, II under par.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-07-03
Bell and Pieper
Lead at Del Paso

SACRAMENTO, July 3. CUPD-
Chalking up five under par Cts for
the first 18 holes, San Francisco
professional Art Bell and San Jose
amateur Ernie Pieper Jr. led field
of 143 into the second round of the
California open golf tournament at
Del Paso Country club Monday.
The tourney, with $4,000 in war
bonds at stake as prizes, will end
Tuesday with a 36-hole finale.
Zell Eaton, San Pedro defense
worker, stroked out 70 to place
third in the opening round, while
Earl Fry of Alameda was the only
other golfer to crack par, posting
II.
Tied at 70 were Virgil Shreve,
Millbrae; Mark Fry, Oakland; Cor
poral Ed Wysowski, Mather Field;
Private Verne Callison. Sacramento
amateur, and Bob Rosburg, STAN
ford amateur
Harry Bassler, Los Angeles; Clay
ton Aleridge, Long Beach, and
Tommy Lopresti, Sacramento, came
in with TBS.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-07-03
Z. 4. PRODUCE

Los Angeles. July 3 tCPl--
Asparagus: Weaker. Per ID: Excellent
fancy and select 13-15c. fancy 1o-14c.
choice S-10C.
Avocados: Steady Per ID: Futures hest
20-24c. No, IS I2-1Sc. AnahcimS 1O-12c.
Nabals 10-13c, Lyons 10-11C. Queens S-1Oc.
ickinsons and SpinkS 5-6c, flats 3.no-3 -,
AnaheimS 9.o0-2 25 packed lugs 5.5o-6. 90,
Anaheims S.50-3.7J
Beans: Dull. Per If: Local and San
lego Co. Kentuckys, best. SIC: ordinary,
3-4c; yellow wax. fair. 3-SC; LimaS. San
lego Co, fair, 15-1Sc.
Bunched vegetables: Steady. Per crt:
Beets 2ia 3 doz. 75-1 90: carrots 3 doz
10o-1.25 chard. 8 doz. 75c-1no; green
onions. s doz. 2.5O-2.75: leekS. doz
275-3. -: mustard. doz 75c: parsley 8
doz. 1.25-150: radiSheS. small, red. 6 doz.
l. 75-2 90; spinach. doz. 1.25-150; tur-
nips. 2ie 3 doz. 1851. 40.
Cabbage: Steady Cannonball, crts. It's
200; fair, 125-150; red, 3.75: per cwt.
s. .90-4.0O.
Cantaloupes: Weaker: Imperisl Valley
job crts, 36s-45s. 2OO-2. so: 23S. l 5O-2. 90:
std ass. 1.25-175. CasabaS. jho crtS. 6S-SS
S.00-3. IS; std crts. 9s-12S. honeyhalls. ipb
36s-i5s. 250-3.OO: std 45S. > OO-2. So
ibo SIS, 2.5o-3.oO; jbo cant Crts 23s36s
.. 2.75-3.0O.
Cauliflower: Steady: lettuce crts. un-
trimmed Santa Barbara Co. Pearl type.
fair 1.25-1.50; pony crts. SNOWFALL. 16o-
1.75.
Celery: Steady; Pascal 2o-22 in. crts.
best. 3.75-4 y: fair. 2.5O-3.5O. lettuce,
crts. loose. $50; Sturdee. crts, 4-6 doz
best. 3.OO-3.5O.
Peppers; Steady; green chill. imperial
Valley. 1920: yellow chill. imperial Val
ley. 1o-15c.
Squash: ull White summer. local and
San lego Co. lugs, 5Oc-1 90, No. Is. 25-35c;
Italian. 50c-100; Ne 2s. 25-35c; yellow
crookneck. 75c-1.OO; fair. 5O-65c; No. IS.
25-40c: banana imperial Valley and san
lego Co. per h.. pig -314c.
omatoes: Firm. Local 5N5s and 5N6s
3. $1,000 ImpDerial Valley crts 9-12 tops
l COL 50: los. 50c-1O0.
Watermelons: Weaker. Imperial Valley
Klondikes, small lots. % Pic ID. ton
lots, 37.50-40. 00;truck lots, 3O.0O-32. 90.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-07-03
N. 7. STOCKS
BY T. X. KiENLEN
United Press Stuff Correspondent

New York July 3. CUPp-Buying de-
Veloped in steels Monday and spread to
such other sections as sugars, oils and
low-priced motors, lifting the main list
of stocks into further new high ground
for nearly seven years
Trading however slackened 10 less than
last Fridays pace. reflecting the absence
from Wall Street of a ma iority of the
professional traders who are enjoying an
extended July holiday
he New York Stock Exchange and all
other leading security and commodity
exchanges and banks will be closed for
the holiday tomorrow bt trading will be
resumed on Wednesday
Gains in the steel group ranged TO a
point and more in Bethlehem. L. s. Steel
and Crucible. all of which climbed to
new tops for 1874. Highs for the year also
were made on small gains by Jones &
Laughlin and Republic.
American Telephone rose fractionally to
further new high for more than three
years but other communication issues
failed TO follow its leadership. The A. T. &
T stock was up nearly four points at
its high of last week
In the oils Amerada Petroleum ran up
three points to new high while Lion
oil Refining scored a gain of more than
a point and Houston Oil made a new
high on a small Improvement. Great West
ern Sugar preferred and South Puerto Rico
Sugar both gained a point in their group.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-07-03
M AR K ETS
L. A. STOCKS

Los Angeles July 3 UPl-Trading was
steady on the Los Angeles Stock Exchange
Monday with 500 shares sold by mid
day. Eighteen issues were up, two down
and Il remained unchanged,
The list:
Blue iamond 100 at 235. unchanged; ;
Trans American 100 al 1OL. unchanged: !:
Pacific Lighting 100 at l47s. dnwn i :
Southern Pacific 100 at 31A. unchanged: :
Bolsa Chica 400 at 1.95, up 10 cents;
Sinclair 100 at 14%. unchanged: nion OIL
100 at 1875, ap 4; Aircraft Accessories
200 at Az. unchanged; CreamerieS Of
America 100 at ga. up y; Consolidated
Steel common 100 at Is up 4. Lane
Wells 100 at 27s. unchanged: MenaSco 100
at los. unchanged: Ryan 100 at 3'>. up
+: Solar Zoe at 4A, up ~ Farnsworth
100 al l3is up l..
Imperial Valley press., 1944-07-03
L. A. LIVESTOCK

Los Angeles. July 3. UPr-Livestock:
Cattle: Salable 5000. fairly active early.
fully steady. trade now slow steady to
weak. many bids lower, medium to good
steers II 25-15. 25, common to medium
Mexican 12-13.25, common to medium
heifers lob medium to good COWS 10. 25-
12.75, cutter to common 100000. can
ners down to 6; medium to good bulls
9.5O-10.75. common to medium stockers
S.50-10: calves salable &C., fully steady.
medium TO good range calves and vealers
1915, common to medium 1O-12 50. Culls
down to 50 and under
Hogs: Salablc 1900, steady to 10 lower,
good to choice 19O-24O lbs. II. 1918. top
IS. medium 1S0-27n lbs. 13 50-14. 50. me-
dunn to choice Sows 9.50-11.60. feeder
pigs 1O-115O
Sheep: Salable 100 little done. few
medium TO good No. > pelt ewes steady
at $50 mixed quality spring lambs ncld
above Il, good and choice quoted to
around Is.
Los Angeles market closed July l.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-07-03
CHICAGO GRAIN

Chicago. July 3. lJP1-Graln futurcs
maintained weak trend on the board
of trade MONDAY. Barley cCuntCred the
trend.
Wheat finished the day Off T., 10 2as
cents buShel; oats off L to - and rye
off s., to ! cent. Barley erased early gains
on the close and finished unchanged to
quoted off Y.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-07-03
POULTRY & EGGS

POULTRY PRICES. CAll points Imperial
Valley OPA Maximum set Oct. u, 1913 ;
First rsice-At ranch TO wholesaler or re-
taller. Second price-Delivered to whole
saler or retailer. Third price-At ranch
TO consumer:
Broilers. Leghorns. under 2h lbs, SOC.
"a to 3 lbs, 29c; fryers 3-4 lbs. 29c
roasterS, all weights, 29c: fowl. Leghorn,
all weights 35i4c; coIored, all weights
25 SIC; ducks all sizes 25c; rabbits. under
5 lbs, 22-24c.
Los Angeles. July 3. UP1-Eggs
Wholesale prices consumer grade: Large,
Grade A 41-42. Grade B 31-32; medium.
Grade 1884. small, Grade A 22-23.
Retail prices to consumer: Large, Grade
AA 50-53. Grade A 1918 Grade B 3s-4O:
medium, Grade AA 1915. Grade A 40-43;
small Grade 4 29-3O.
Candled graded eggs to retailers
(cases) Large. Grade AA 46-47, Grade A
41-43. Grade 34-35; medium, Grade A
1885 small. Grade A 1925.
Butter unchanged at ceilings.
Poultry unchanged at ceilings.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-07-03
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Sundays Results
Boston, Ia st. Louis, 0-3 Second
game II inningS)
Detroit, 80; Philadelphia, o..
Chicago, 7-6; New York, 81 GirSt
game 10 inningS.)
Cleveland, 4-6; Washington, 3-3
first game 10 innings.)
Imperial Valley press., 1944-07-03
NATIONAL LEAGUE

sundays Results
Cincinnati, 40; New York, OF.
Boston, As; Pittsburgh, 1-5 (sec-
ond game tie, called after innings,
Sunday law
Chicago, 80; Philadelphia, IA.
st. Louis, "a; Brooklyn, 1-2 (first
game IA inningSD
Imperial Valley press., 1944-07-03
MPLS. FLAX FUTURES
l.. A. GRAIN

Los Angeles, July ). CUP'-
No. hard or soft white wheat. sacked,
2.s75A- -2,924 grading barley. 46 lbs.
sacked. 255-2. so; No. > oats, As lbs,
sacked, 2.75-S so; No. yellow corn. bulk,
no offers; No. > milo sacked, no offers.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-07-03
LOCAL BUTI'ERFAT
L, A. HAY

Los Angeles. July 3. luPl-
u. S. No. eo,ira irafy S,54 .50-36. so: u
s. No S31. So -33. 50; U. S. No. S31. So
$3.50; u. S. No 2 leafy or No. 2 green
$40. So &c 50; U. S. No. 2 S2e-31 per ton.
No. / barley hay S30-31; No. l oat hay
S37-3S.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-07-03
Know why this picture is unusual?

This picture illustrates story that couldn't be told very
many years ago story that-but let's the be-
ginning.
You're train S. IS Streamned Daylight let's saw
That's its engine you passing above Four and half
hours ago you left San Francisco for Los Angeles
Your train climbing up the crest of the ucas-
up the winding steel path that is the Santa Margarta grade
But wait ook-there ahead. Another train is coming
down. long freight train.
And then it happens The thing that makes the picture
above unusual Neither stops You're on single track
but neither train stops Like the picture shows trains
pass
The answer? The answer of the most important de-
velopmens in ralroadng It's $1,000 mile "gadget"
called .T.C.- Centralized Traffic Control
Imperial Valley press., 1944-07-03

Miles from the meeting point of the Daylight and the freight
dispatcher sits before TIC board Coored lights show
him the progress of both trains At the right moment he moves
levers connected electrically with track signals and switches
In response the freight gdes passing track proceeds
at reduced speed-the Daylight 'hghballs past Then the
freight rolls back onto the main line