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BENCALS TRIP
YANKEES, 81

DETROIT, July 29-tREA long
fly by, Pitcher Paul Dizzy Trout
scored Dick Wakefield in the tenth
inning to give the Detroit Tigers
a 80 victory over the New York
Yankees, today before 1850 fans.
The bespectacled Tiger right
handler had relieved starter Rufus
Gentry in the ninth inning and
STAYED off a Yankee rally which
had already tied the score with one
on first and third and one out.
The victory was Trout's 18th
against nine defeats.
Wakefield had opened the 10th
with walk, advanced to second on
Frank Higgins single, to third on
Paul Richards infield out, before
Trout came through with the fly.
Jim Turner, who had relieved
Emerson Roser in the eighth, was
the losing hurler, his second
against two wins. The Tigers scored
in the first and fourth, but the
Yanks finally pulled even scoring
once in the fifth and the other in
the ninth, featured by pinch hitter
Russ Derry's double.
1t was the fifth straight loss for
the Yankees in Briggs stadium and
dropped them to third place.
New York ....--. 900 010 DOL o.
Detroit .-...-- 100 100 900 Ia
Roser, Turner and Hemsley; Gen
try, Trout and Richards.
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TODAY'S GAMES
National League

Pittsburgh at Boston - Oste--
mueller (8-0 and Butcher (9-5)
VS.. Barrett (6-1O and Javery
(3-14.
Cincinnati at New York-Walt-
ers $50 and Carter go VS..
Feldman (9-5) and Fischer OBJ.
St. Louis at Brooklyn-Hurisich
0-6 and Donnelly QO VS.. Wyatt
90 and McLish (3-8).
Chicago at Philadelphia-Erick.
son CD and Wyse (9-9) VS.. Ger
heauser (6-10) and Schanz (9-8).
American League
Philadelphia at Chicago-Harris
CD and Flores (6-5 VS.. Die
trich d1-8) and HUMPHREYS 40.
Washington at st. Louis-Wynn
(6-14 and Wolff $50 VS.. Num-
Grief (10-6) and. Kramer 1O-10).
New York at Detroit-Borowy
(12-6and Donald GOD VS.. Over
mire (5-10) and Newhouser $3.50.
Boston at Cleveland - Woods
(2-5) and Terry (4-O VS.. Klieman
go and Harder (7-5).
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We'll Wager You Can't
Answer This Puzzle1

ST. LOUIS, July 29-RE
Here's a tricky question for
baseball fans-how can q bat
ter line to an outfielder and
hit a home run in the same
time at bat?
1t happened last night in the
game between Philadelphia
and the Browns, with Don
Black of the AS pitching to AL
Zarilla.
Umpire Bill MCGOWAN at
first base suddenly called time
but apparently neither Black
nor Zarilla heard him shout.
Black delivered the ball and
Zarilla lined to Bobby Esta-
leila in right field. The. play
didn't count and Zarilla, re-
Stunning his place at the plate,
then hit homer.
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Long And Beaver Battle
OnMat Here Next FRIDAY

Another Jackpot wrestling
program was announced yester-
day by Promoter Bert Causey
for ITALIAN hall Friday night.
In the main match, Johnny
Long, the Baltimore Whirl-
wind, will be back to do battle
with Chief Little Beaver of
Cherokee, N. C.
The Chief, who has lost but
one match since he started ap-
pearing in Wilmington about
nine weeks ago, is expected to
be pushed to the limit to hold
his record against the fast and
deadly Long.
The evenings opening en-
gagement will return an old
favorite - AL Massey, also
known a. Prince Alberto the
city after an absence Of several
months. He has just completed
. highly successful tour of the
middling west and southwest
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Fishing Club Announces
Prize Catches For June

The New Hanover Fishing club.
the largest fishing club in Ameri-
ca, has announced prize catches by
It's members for the month of June.
Harold Abrams IA IL pound
channel bass took first prize Of S.
in that class caught in zone A.
N. Patelos won the Virginia null
LET prize, his catch weighing l IL
pounds. Bernard Abrams took the
trout prize in zone A, with catch
weighing 2 IA pounds.
In zone B, the 1-pou:1d channel
bass caught by Pete Paradisis took
q S. prize. Dan Carry won the
prize bluefish catch.
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GIANTS DIVIDE !
TWO With REDs

NEW YORK, July -.
The New York Giants and cj,,,.
natl Reds divided doubl. h,, ,,a'
today the Giants winning tn. awe
er 81 and the Red. takin, n.
nightcap. 5-s in II innings, '
A pair Of homers, one bv N.,o,
his 22nd, with two on in Ii. wv
inning and the other by Buddy ~ ~"
with one on in the seventh, ,c ~ Aef'
ed for all the Giants run, !. n
opener. ~ m'
Johnny Allen had a sbutou. 4.
seven innings, but a four Run h, wi
in the eighth brought Ace AS Slss'
in to save his game. 'N'''
The Reds drew first hind
the aftermath when Ray Musnsal
homered off Rookie Jack Prs~ ss
to start the second inning, Ciu"is
natl also tailed in the second VI,
sixth, but the Giants came h 10y
with a run in their half q, NV ~.
sixth, and tied the count wb .'
Hug Luby hit his first major le,m e.
home run in the seventh with ous
on. ''''
The Reds won in the 11th v,..
with two out, Gee Walker singsI J
and Frank Mccormick hit his ' ss'
cond homer of the day again'
Ace Adams, who had taken over IN
the final frame. Clyde Shoun war NJ
all the way for the Reds strikms
out eight Giants.
First Game
Cincinnati ----OoO 900 o4o-.
New York ------3OO 600 20y-;
Heusser and Mueller; Allen M
ans and Lombard.
Second Game
Cincinnati -------011 DOL 900 ~,
New York 1000 Dol 200 90,
Shoun and Mueller; Brewer, Al.
ans and Mancuso, Lombard.
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Wallace Makes Appeal
To Farmers, Workers

DIES MONIES, July 29-tRECon-
tinuing his avowed fight for a
liberal, constructive Democratic
party" Vice President Henry A.
Wallace said today the farmer and
the worker must be brought to-
gether to insure Democratic victory
at the polls in November.
Democrats, he said in an address
to the state Democratic platform
convention, of which he was perma-
nent chairman, must tell the farm
ers:
"' Your income from hogs, but
ter, eggs and cattle goes up and
down precisely with the total pay
rolls of labor. The moment labor
gets into trouble you get into
trouble also. You must have SYM
pathetic understanding of labor's
problems if you are to understand
your own -
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BRITISH NEARING
BURMESE BORDER

SOUTHEAST ASIA COMMAND
HEADQUARTERS, Handy, Ceylon,
July % R British troops in
eastern India are within nine miles
of Tamu on the Burmese border,
headquarters announced tonight,
and belief was expressed here that
the city would be retaken within
a week, restoring that part of the
line preached by the japanese
last March.
Just as determined for a decisive
blow, Americans and Chinese in
North Burma were reported to-
night to have advanced on all sec.
tors of the front ringing besieged
Myitkyina.
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TOBACCO GROWERS
CONCEDE DEFEAT
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20 retailers without breaking the
l.re'' anywhere. and retailers
would still have larger margin
of profit than they did before taxes
were increased.
Vinson, however, ruled that that
question was probably one for OPA
to decide, and was outside his
jurisdiction.
The group thfn arranged con-
ference this afternoon with James
T. Brownlee, deputy OPA admins
traitor, and Jean Carol, head Of
the OPA food price section.
After hearing a representation
IF all their arguments, Brownlee
told the group he had mot re-
ceived any facts and figures to
prove" that the announced cell
tobacco and 4 IL cents on tied
and raded leaf-we-e not profit
able'' to producers.
Until that is demonstrated" he
said, IT could not recommend an
increase"
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Meares Death Inquest
Slated Monday Morning

Coroner Asa w. Allen announced
Yesterday that an inquest into the
death of Lonzo Meares, Negro,
will be held at 10 a. m. Monday
instead of 3 p. m. as he formerly
announced. The jury will be i'm
nanelled at $50 a. m. at Shaw's
Funeral home.
Police said Meares was acciden-
tally shot Friday night when he
interrupted an argument "ove-
money" between Pender Durham
and Mary Bell, at whom the bull
LET that killed Meares was fired.
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Asheuille Women's Open
Taken By Miss Jane Crum

ASHEVILLE, July 20. - R -
Jane Crum, golf stylist of Orange
burg, S. c., captured the Biltmore
Forest Club Women's Open Golf
tourney championship here today
by defeating Mrs. w. w. Handy,
Roanoke, Va, in the finals and s.
Miss Crum took command of the
match in the early stages, and at
the end of the first nine the out
come was a closed book. Shooting
a near-par brand of golf the South
Carolina SHOEMAKER worked stead
lily and made no mistakes.
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PRISONERS EXECUTED

BERN, Switzerland, July 29-R
French partisans have executed
ten German prisoners in retalia-
ton for Nazi Sayings of wounded
and captured French patriots, a
partisan unit communique an
nounced. The partisans warned
that a similar eyefor- an-eye rule
will be followed in the future un-
less the Nazis accord the French
forces of the interior treatment
guaranteed belligerents by the &C.
neva convention. The commune
que was published by the Gazette
Lausanne.
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Massey will 60 against Char
ley Harden, of Atlanta, Ga.
Charley is a brother of George
Harden and both have been
linesmen for an electrical COM
pany. As a result, they are
really tough customers and
Charley is going to make it an
exciting vening for the Prince.
Because the card will be a
hard one to handle, Promoter
Causey is bringing in a top
flight referee, Angelo Savoldi,
of Newark, N. j.
In last Friday nights engage
ment. Mildred Burke, Worlds
woman champion wrestler, won
over Madame x in two straight
falls. In the opener, Steinborn
and Beaver battle to a draw
while the other bout saw Long
triumph over Kelly in two
straiE18 A1AA
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MAUNEY SUSPENDED

ATLANTA, July 20. -P-- Dick
Mauney, ace righthanded pitcher
OF the Atlanta Crackers, has been
suspended for leaving the team
last week without permission, Pres
ident Earl Mann said today. Maui
ney, "a, has 1875 record and was
the winning pitcher in the South
ern Association all-star game this
year. He lives at Concord, N. C.
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N. T.. Red Sox Meet
Kinston Grays Today

The N. C. Red Sox, Colored ship
yard club, will tangle with the
K.nston Grays tt day at 4:45 pm.
at the high school park at 18th and
Ann streets.
The Grays reportedly have a
strong club, bolsiered by a couple
of men who tried out in the Ma
ticnal Negro League.
"Bama" Smith. fastballer, will
do the slabwork for the locals, and
Bubber Moore, promising rookie,
will do the receiving.
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DEWEY WILL MAKE
WESTERN INVASION
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NOAVAHuCu lIOm rage Onct
attached as second sections of reg
ular trains, adding that this is in
no sense SPECIAL train such as is
customary in presidential cam
naigns." The Dewey camp has
SHE'D away from the usual trap
pings of campaign because of
wartime conditions.
Resting at his dairy farm near
here, Dewey prepared to leave
New York City five minutes after
midnight Monday morning for Pitts
burgh, accompanied by Mrs. Dew
ey, Lieut.. en-. Hugh Drum, retir-
20, commanding officer of the New
York guard and chairman of the
State Veterans commission.
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CAPTURED GERMANS
REPORT ROMMEL
FATALLY WOUNDED
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accented as a fact by the erman
troops. many of whom were great
ly grieved.
Allied filters repeatedly have re-
ported shooting up German staff
cars on the Normandy front, and
Ronmel is widely known as a
general who stays close to the
front lines.
If Rommel actually has ben
killed or even seriously hurt, Adolf
Hitler has suffered a critical blow,
cor Rommel is field commander
@. acknowledges brilliance and 10y
slty to the nazi regime and man
whose feats as the desert fox''
North Africa have become legends
among the German soldiery.
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BYRD FAVORITE

DETROIT, July 20. -(P)- Home
pro Sammy Byrd with a par u
grabbed two-stroke lead over Du'
ration National Open golf cham
pion Craig Wood in their Red Cross
challenge match at Plum Hollow
Golf club today and became a
strong favorite to stand up through
the second and last 10 holes of me-
dial play tomorrow and pocket the
pot of $1,000 in war bonds, winner
take all.
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NOMINATED

WEST JEFFERSON. July %
R-The Rev. M. D. Hart, Ashe
county Baptist preacher, was
nominated candidate for the
state house Of representatives at
the Ashe county Republican con-
vention here +ndav.
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Rip Sewell Blanks
Lowly Braves, 80

BOSTON, July % - tR - Rip
Sewell, Pittsburgh's featherball
hurler, today chalked up his 18th
victory as he pitched five-hit
shutout at the expense of the Bos-
ton Braves to the tune of 80.
The only Braves to reach base
were the five who knocked out
singles off Sewells Bankruptcies
and only Tommy Holmes advanced
as far as second.
Although the Braves Jim Tobin
matched Sewell's tight pitching CIV
ing up four hits during his eight
innings, he took his 18th defeat in
% games and some Of his trouble
was of his own doing.
Pittsburgh ......--. Dol DOL 010-3
Boston ..- 900 600 O00-0
Sewen and Lopez, Davis; Tobin,
Klopp and Maxi.
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Soldiers In Top Spot
In Municipal League

The Municipal Softball league
completed the third round Of play
except the postponed games which
will be played this coming week.
The 141st Adult. still domi-
mated first place by virtue of their
win over the Firemen Friday
night. A win for the Firemen
would have placed them in the
number-one spot.
Standings through July %:
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Patty SIGNS CONTRACT

TUSCALOOSA, Ala. July 29-lR
PRESIDENT Raymond r. Patty of
the University of Alabama an
nounced today the school had
signed a new five-year contract
with Frank Thomas, head foot
ball coach since 1881. Alabama
will have an intercollegiate team
this year.
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STAN DIN CS
RESULTS
American League

American League
Philadelphia 6, Chicago 4.
Detroit 3, New York 2.
Washington at St. Louis (ppd.)
Chicago 4, Philadelphia 2.
(Only games scheduled)
National League
New York S, 3; Cincinnati 4, 5.
st. Louis IA, IL; Brooklyn 2, 7.
Pittsburgh 9, Boston O.
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ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS

No. l - Sam Crawford, is
komers for Cincinnati in 1901, and
seven for Detroit in 1908.
No. 2 - JACK Chesbro, 28-6 for
Pittsburgh in 1902, and alp for
New York in 1904.
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BY FRIT HOWELL

tPinch-Hitting For Hugh Fuller
TON, Jr.)
NEW YORK, July % --lR-Bits
If this and that from here and
Hal Trosky of the Chicago
White Sox chews tobacco in bed
Johnny Dickshot of the same
club packs in snuff and sleeps like
4 babe from curfew until break
fast. Marty McManus, the Old
St. Louis Browne, is still in base
ball - Managing the Kenosha
Comets in the American girls pro-
fessional league Herman TAYLOR,
Philly boxing promoter who used
to smoke four packs a day, quit
just like that lour years ago and
hasn't touched a cigarette since.
The st. Louis C lrds are winning so
easily and often that the baseball
beokies are planning to build a
fence around en- so far as
betting is concerned. George
Magerkurth, the umpire, had rs
professional fights before turning
to baseball-and he hasn't lost
decision as an arbiter.
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DO YOU KNOW, DEPT.e

No. 1-who was the only play
Ell to win the home run champion
chip in both major leagues?
No. 2 Who was the only pitcher
to lead both major leagues in win
ing percentages?
Don't look now-the answers
a1e at the end.)
Ford Andrews, the Huronite,
huron, S. D.: Two men are out
side" an usher said to the mana
ger just before Sundays game.
"They want passes to the game
said they were friends of the UNI
pire"
Throw 'em out" replied the
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National League

(X-standingS do not Include las
nights games) 80
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Games this week:

Monday, City Optical vs.. Fire
men and T.H.D. Of Wilmington
VS.. Wrightsville Coast Guard.
Tuesday, Firemen VS.. T.H.D. Of
Wilmington and Lake Forest VS..
Spofford Mills.
Thursday, Wilmington Coast
Guard VS.. T.H.D. of Wilmington
and Lake Forest VS.. City Optical.
Friday, T.H.D. of Wilmington
VS.. 141st ADULT and Whining
ton Coast Guard VS.. Lake Forest.
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BOWLES BACK EN-

r The Bowlers victory legion has
pledged to raise $1,000,0O0 during
1e44-45 for recreation equip
n.ent for battle area service men.
Last season the ten-pin topplers
raised $4,000 which went for 200,-
OOC decks of cards, 1926, 1000 pocket
size fiction books, 1924 fishing
kits, 100000 pocket-size games OF
various kinds, and 100000 sewing
kits. The bowling legues also in
vested $248, 100000 in war bonds.
Nice going, fellahs!
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LANIER, WILKS
HURL ST. LOUIS
DOUBLE VICTORY

BROOKLYN, July 20. - R) -
The league leading St. Louis Car
dinals swept a doubleheader from
the cellar-dwelling Brooklyn bod
gers 142 and 1877, today for the
Cards ninth straight win. their
longest streak of the year.
Max Lanier spaced 10 Dodger
safeties in the opener for his 10th
victory, his fourth over the bod
gers. Stan Musial, Augie Bergano
and Danny Litwhiler featured with
home runs, Litwhiler's coming In
the seventh off Rookie Ralph Bran
ca with the bases full.
Les Weber started for the bod
gers, but after giving up five runs
in the first inning was lifted ir
the second.
Ted Wilks won his seventh
straight. Five of the Dodgers sew.
en- runs came in the last two in.
nings, two on Red Bolling's eighth
inning homer.
Hal Gregg started for the bod.
gers, but after pitching four score.
less innings, was slammed for five
runs in the fifth and three in the
sixth. Johnny Hopp with five hits
and four runs scored in the two
games was the batting star. First
Baseman Ray Sanders batted in
two runs in the nightcap to tie Bill
Nicholson of the Cubs for the runs
batted in leadership with 60.
The double loss was the Dodger's
fiftb cfroi ubf
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Sports Roundup
/ manager. "Theyre imposters. No
umpire ever had two friends.

umpire ever had two friends.
The Holy Cross team of New
Orleans, which sent Pitcher DICK
Callahan to the Boston Red Sox,
and was winne- of the Louisiana
American Legion title with a 3l-to-
0 conquest of Baton Rouge, has
challenged the southern association
pelicans to contestant probably
will get it. after Thursday night s
Phillie-Card Twi-night double head
er at Philadelphia the loud-speaker
announced mo game tomorrow"
land 1000 Phi!lie fans applauded
just is years ago today, July
90. 1928, the Cleveland Indians
scored II runs in the first two
innings against ne world champion
Yankees. Samuel D. Riddle,
owner of man O'War and Laird
Of Glen Riddle, Pa" is still ac-
tive around the garden state park
race Paddock despite his S3 years.
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GIRLS-WOMEN

BE A PRACTICAL NURSE
BIG DEMAND HIGH WAGES
High school not necessary. Easy
to learn in spare time. Ages 18
to 60. War demands have caused
big shortage. Prepare now for
this interesting, profitable and
patriotic work. Write for FREE
information. Wayne School of
Practical Nursing, Box 511, Go
Post-PreSS. 11-21
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I2-Wanfed TO Rent

WANTED-Houses, apartments and
furnished rooms for married men
and officers of Marine Aircraft
group moving to FL Centro. Phone
Capt. O'Connor, 1000, Ext. 500.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-11-20

FOR SALE-M acre, small new
house near Iona Linda. Water
and electricity. Terms or trade
for Valley property. Phone 1906
Imperial. 11-22
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COUPLE WANT house or Apt. Per-
manent tenants. Phone 573. Mrs.
Rose 11-2l
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SUGAR

Stamps l. 80, 81, 80 and 33 In
Book No, each valid for five
pounds, expiration date not set.
Stamp No. 40, five pounds sugar
1or canning, valid thrcuh Feb %
sugar certificate TO your local ra-
: tioning board.
Senu spare stamp No. 81 with
application tor a6duiCral canning
GASOLINE
"A coupon 13 good through De-
cember 2l.
1945.
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BUSINESS MAN will pay well for
apartment or room for three with
kitchen privileges until Dec. 9th.
Phone 16 between 8 am. and 4
pm. 11-21
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Lost, Found, Siraycd
LOST-9 or 10 gas B-4 coupons. Re-
turn to p. o. 544, Brawley. License
Ul860, CALI. 11-21
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FOR SALE-60 acre alfalfa ranch
with Groom house with bath; l
COW barn, equipped for 40 cows;
l horse barn; tank house and
garage. Located 213 mi. from
Patterson, Calf. Also have small
dairy and all farm implements in
Guiding milking machine and
plenty of hay. Will sell everything
or just the ranch and buildings
Write A. r. Furtado, Rt. /, Box
144-B, Patterson, Cal, Stanislaus
county. 11-23
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FARMS for sale, u1 rent tor various
corps. w. E. HANCOCK, 9TH
Farm Land Man" since 1914
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WASH I'UBBS

$40 OBTAIN
CONFORMATION
FROM THE JAP
INTELLIGENCE
HEADQUARTERS
AT WENDAo.
CAPTAIN EASY
ANo JOSE, a
FILIPINO, ENTER
the BASE ON A
CLEVER RuSE,
AFTER cRAWiNG
MOST or TIE
TROOPS AWAY
ON A FUTILE
SEARCH FOR
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CANNED GOODS

Book 4-Blue A8 to Z8 inclusive
and AS through W5, Ceach good for
ID points, valid Indefinitely.
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FOR SALE-16 acres with house
In the Seeley district; electricity
and pressure pump; shade trees
and chicken equipment. $500. See
Starr Won FluSS, 664 Holt. 11-21
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SHOES

Ration boon D, airplane stamrs
l, 2 and 3, good indefinitely fer one
pair rationed shoes each.
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IA ACRE / bedroom house, mod
ern, 3 yr. old, $2500.
CLAUDE VEDDER
Real Estate and Insurance
534 Olive El Centre
ll-23
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MEAT, BUTTER. CHEESE

Book 4-Red stamps A8 to z8, A5
through P5 leach good for 10
points,, valid indefinitely.
tGrease Bonus 1uUcherS will
give 2 red tokens and 4 cents for
every pourd of salvaged kitchen
fats feceived)
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FOR SALE-Small country place;
2h acres. Groom house-$1275,
easy terms.
TYLER INSIrR ANCL, AGENCY
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l8-Country Property : Sale

~~~O~~~~O~~-S~~~~~~I >>~~-N~-~~~~N~~~~~~~~
1000 ACRES
Near Fresno. Top quality, big
proc ucer. Can furnish very CT
ficient operator.
480 ACRES
Near Mendoza. Good land. Wat
er. Buildings. Part fence. $l25
per acre.
1900 ACRES
Near Merced. Grapes, oranges,
grain, cotton-$175,0 900.
1900 ACRES
For Lease to yrs. Near Helm,
Fresno Co. Level sandy loan.
Attractive deal to good oper-
ator.
C. B. BOWERS
Avenal, Calif.-Broker
1l-22