davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Ford obecava povisicu
najamnice

Henry Ford je izjavio nedav-
no da on namerava povisiti ma
jamnicu cim to drzava bude doz-
voljavala. New York Times"
primecuie Is. septembra, ola ie
ovo treci put u cetrdeset godina
da Ford povisuje najamnicu svo-
jim radnicima, bez da je posled-
Mi traze.
u 1914. gospodin Ford je US
tanovio $500 ma dan minimum
najamnice", kaze Times, skada
ie prosecna dnevna najamnica
bila mnogo MIA u 1929 on ie
povecao Fordov minimum do
$500
ia bi zeleo podici platu svih
Fordovih radnika u prkos cinie-'
nice da su njihove plate vec wise
nego onih u ostaloj industriji."
rekao je Ford.
'Dok god ia Twin ia hocu da
placam najvisu najamnicu u au-
tomobilskom poslovanju Ako
liudi naSirn tvornicama daiu
potpun dan rada "a potpun dan
plate, nepostoji razlog zasto mi
ne bi uvek to ciniti.
"Svaki covek treba da pravi
dosta novaca da bi posedovao ku-
Gu, komad zemlje i automobil."
Ford je vec odavno poznat kao
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|cima "a ratnu upotrebu "a pre-
vazanje ratnog materijala; obe-
cava Sc razoruzanje nemackih
trupa da Sc iste predadu savez-
nicima it'd.
Rusi koji su govorili "a wise
cd dvadeset godina da oni ne
traze nj jednog cola tudje teri
torije, naterali su porazenu
Finsku da potpise takav ugovor
koji je ravan potpunom uniste-
nju poslednje. Verovatno je da
&c ono sto cd Finske Jos ostane
morati Sc sasvim predati iii pri-
pojiti Rusiji. Mozda je to stvar-
no bila sovjetska politika.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-09-28
"Nestc priblizno socija-
listickim ciIjevima"

Pred House Special Committee
"a istrazivanie kampanjskih tros-
kova, Earl Browder je iziavio da
niegova organizaciia, "Komunis-
tickos Politicko Udruzenje", ne
upotrebljuje svoje fondove "a
podupiranje pr e d edniclih iii
kongresionalnih kandidata u sa-
dasnioi kampanji, nego radie Il
poucavanju glasa6a ola podupi
ru ratni napor". Trik. 'kapitalis-
.ickih advokata, zar ne?
Njegovo udruzenje trosi novac
nagovaraiuci glasace ola glasaju
"a Roosevclta Rooseveltovcc,
ali to ipak niie podupiranie tih
kandidata. To je ''pou6avanie
glasaca da podupiru ratni ma
por'.
Takodler je rekao ola nlegov5
Udruzenje podrzava politik'I
"nestraikovania" da Sc moze
"bez razaranja kapitalistickog
sistema" kroz americku drzavu
doci do necega Sto Sc "priblizu-
je socijaistickim cilievima".
Dakle, kapitalizam bez da ga
Sc razara. moze mas dovesti do
necega sto je tex mako mamie
cd socijalizmam ii. bicemo sas-
vim blizo kod Socijalizma.
Ala ie to gadan odvratal
brbliavac. Ia MEGA je ono Sto e
crno, belo ie, ono sto ie podupi-
ranie izvesnih kandidata, nije
podupiranie tih kandidata, nego
"poucavanie glasaea da podupi-
ru ratni napor'', a kapitallzam
ne bas oval sada, nego buduci
(Nastayak ma A. strand
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POljska

Vesti IL Londona cd Is. sep
tembra javljaju da Sc doznalo IL
Moskve da SUI nacisti upotreb
ljivali zenske "a mucenje robi-
iasa, narcotic zenskih u centru
L.lbliaa, u zloglasnom iskocenji-
vajucem logoru sMaidanek. Tai
logor, prema radijskom izvesta-
ju IL Moskve, bio je u stanju
primiti $4,000 uhapsenika" j.
mao je skoro 10000 smaknuca u
jednom danu.
''Komisija, [Poljsko-Sovjetska
Ekstra-ordinarna Komisija "a is
pitivanje nemackog zlocinstval
izvestila je da je 1,38O.O0O tela
bilo spaljeno tom logoru, 6o0.-
900 specijalnim pecima koji 81
u stanju da sprze cetiri tela u 10
minuta ako Sc ruke noge odsc-
ku. 100000 u vatri "a kosti U
obliznjoj sunni, 10000 u dvema
starim pecima najmanje 400
600 ma vatri "a kosti blizu .1re-
matorijuma. Komisija rece ola je
nadjeno 100000 pari cipela oc
zrtava, Cd kojih mnoge prlpa-
dahu deci.'
Strahote, koje SUI u Poljskoj OF
krivene, ako SUI zgrazavajuce
skoro neverovatne, mozda ce JOS
biti mnogo povecane, kada poe
nu sudovi kolaborasima, kao on
| u Rimu, sto iznose nepojmlJlve
strahote brutalnost. Covecans-
two, odnosno radnicka klasa, "a
ista podnosi strahovite zrtve var
varstvu bezzakonju, cemu Je
svemu, ma kraju krajeva, uzrok
grabezljivi interest medjunarod-
nogskapitalizma.
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Jedan cd svedoka ma ovon1 SUI
du, professor Attilio Ascarelli, Q,
pisujuci kasapnicu taoca u Ri
nu, rece da 6. 80 cd ukup-
nih 1886 tela, iskopanih il mrac-
ne pecine, blizu rimskog stare
drevnog Appijskog Puta, nadje-
no je obezglavljeno. Njihovi vra-
tovi behu razmrskani cd eksplo-
zivnih metaka."
Nakon sto SUI III poubijali, ma
cisti SUI sa eksplozijama zarusili
pecinu, tako da nebi slucajno ko-
ia zrtva povratila Sc oporavila
zivot. "Tela su bila naslagana u
dve galerije kao sradine u kuti-
jana -" rekao je dale pome-
mutt professor.
U svoju odbranu Caruso je ma
veo jednu tragi-komediju. izjav-
ljujuci da je on uspeo da sma-
Mi broj taoca koje SUI nacisti Ia
htevali sa 80 ma so osoba. Kao
da je to nesto manji zlocin nego
da ila-je pRedaeeee., hrojs
Zajedno sa Carusom nalazi Sc
pred sudom njegov sekretar,
Roberto Occhietto.
Dan pre-, II. 10. septembra, ras-
paljena masa l1ncovala je i ubila
bivseg vice-direktora zatvora
Regime, Donate Carretta.
Sve rimske novine, osudile su
oval akt rule, osim jedino "ko-
munisticke" novine "Unita'. O.
va novina je opravdavala rulju
i osudjivala je policiju sto je ma
meravala da puca u masu prl-
godom lincovanja. "Komunisti'
moraju pokazati svoje dugacks
usi i iskociti kao zdrebe pred
rudu.
Vest cd "a. septembra javlja
da je Caruso osudjen ma smrti
da je streljan.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-09-28
Rezolucije u opste

Buduci da je Socijalisticka Radnicka Partila
ciji je sastavni deo nasa Federacija ma svojo1
Nacionalnoj Konvenciji, u New Yorku odrzanom
u maju mesecu owe godine usvojila obelodanlr
BORBI (25 maja l. juna 1944.), niz rezoluclJas
0 vaznim, nacionanim internacionalnim radnlc-
kim pitanjma, koje Jugoslavenska Federacija ).
l.. P. celosti usvaja, 33-ca Konvencija Federas
cije, odrzana u Akron, Ohio, g., 3. T. septembra
potvrdjuje. Konvencija smatra nuzno da istak-
ne srz tih rezolucija, zgrupisanih u jednu. kole
SUI kako sledi:
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Finska

IL Londona vest cd 10. septem-
bra javlja da je konacno potpi-
san mirovni ugovor izmedju Sow
jetske Rusije i Finske. Aktuju-
ci ministar-predsednik Finske,
Ernest Won Born, rece, izjavi
potpisa ugovora, da je to bio "je-
dan cd najtezih dana nasoj
istoriji' pita da Ii &c nacija mo-
ci to izdrzati.
Uslovi SUI "a malu Finsku "a
ista jako teski. Otsteta koju ce
ona morati isplatiti Rusiji u to-
ku od sest godina jeste $3OO,OOO.-
900 (u americkom novcuD.
Teritorijalne koncesije RuslJl
iesu: "NEPOSREDNI povratak
1910. ruso-finske granice, udese-
ne nakon 1O4 dana rata. Ovo
znaci gubitak Korelije predela
severno zapadno cd jezera La
dopa koje ukljucuje grad Viipu-
ri i najindustrijalniJl razVi1enl
predeo Finske, sadrzecl preko oe-
set posto njenog ukupnog sta
novnistva kriska pogranlcne te-
ritoriie ma severn koju .su SOW
ieti planirali kao pripomoenlcu
"a njihovu murmansku. zeljez-
nicu."
Pored toga, iznajmljeno Je Ru-
sill poluotok Porkkala "a so 60
dina sa mornaricnom bazom U
Finskom Zalivu; dozvolJava Sc
sayeznicima privremeno posedo-
vanie erodruma U juznoJ ]uz
nozapadnoj Finskoj ] preda]e Sc
finska trgovacka flota savezni-
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Sedamnaesta Konvenciia Ma
djarske Federacije S. l.. P. odr-
zana je 2. i 3. septembra 1914
u Detroit, Mich, da pregleda rad
"a proslu godinu i da stvori pla
move "a iducu.
Konvencija je zapocela svol
rad u subotu 2. septembra u
1890 pre- podne u nedelju We
Ger dovrsila je sa svojim poslo-
vima. Istu je otvorio sekretar
Federacije A. Kudlik i odmah sc
presto ma vazne poslove, konsti-
tuisanje it'd. Delegate je bilo de-
vet koji su predstavljali sest G
granaka i. tri Kluba "A. Mum
kaSa". Nacionalnu Organizaciju
S. L. P. predstavljao je drug T..
A. Grove, Bugarsku Federaciju,
E. F. Rusinoff, Jugoslavensku
Anna Crkvenac (dolepotpisana)
Ia stalnog predsednika bese
izabran Frank German, a "a Sc
kretare, L. c.. Kudlik i Marga-
ret K. Lipicky.
Nakon konstituisania Konven-
CHE, pozvana je predstavnica ma
Sc Federacije da pozdravi Kon-
venciju, sto je poslednja ucinila
sa kratkim pismenim govorom,
koji je bio pozdravljen Cd dele
gata ostalih prisutnika. Ostali
bratski delegati ne behu prisutni
prvom zasedanju posto su morali
raditi.
Alex Kudlik, sekretar Fedora
cije, procitao je izvestaj Central
nog Odbora. Posle toga sledili su
-izvestaji Ogranaka Klubova sa
kojima Sc svrsilo ma prvom "a
sedanju.
Ma drugom zasedaniu, istog
dana posle podne, razni odbori
podneli su svoie izvestaje. Kon-
vencija je posle toga resila da Sc
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RezOluciia O Rusiii.

Ova rezolucija iziavliuie negativno drzanie
S. l.. P. prema danasnjoj vladavini Rusii Sow
jetski drzavnici su izopaci ne samo sovjetsku
vlast. koja je trebala da izumre da preda upravu
industrijalno organizovanim radnicima, nego i
sam Markszam, rastezuGi ga iii odsecaiuci delove,
ma prokrusteanski (razbojnicki) naein, da bi ga
ucinih pristalim tamosnim prikama, koje su oni
sam vestacki stvoril koje nisu Socijalisticke IL
nijednom pogledu.
(NastaVak ma 8 Stranil
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Vazne medjunarodne vesti.
Italia

Ovih dana Rimu, slicno onomu so cin De Gaulle-
ovci Azru zvada sud mnogc povatane dosaasne
nacistGke saatnike izdanike Vest Cd 90 septembra il
Rima a e toga dana zapoceo sud bivsem efu poce
Rimu Petro Caruso. Mega opuzuje da snabdevao
naciste ma nhov zahtev aocma, koe nacst ubal
poubane naciste od sane patricia Owe sage
okriva zlocnstva daleko nego so do sa znalo
daleko bruanost varvarstvo, nego so prpsvao
nacistima njihovim kolaborasima.
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Rudari "a DeWeya

Odbor "a rezoucije, konvenciii Ujedneh Rudarsk,
Raonlka, Cincinnati potneo e rozouciju 15 scpembra
kooJ svestrano napaa peedni Roosevelt hvaIiSe
republikanski kandidat Dewey
Znajuc da rlar prilicno ogorceni rai lanjske
prevae ''povisici naiamnice ra Roosevcova pcuza-
MIA rudnika nekoko pua narcotic poslenem mcsec
radnicki feker pnaiu ia ogorccnost iskose nagovara
Juci ranlke la beze od 'diayola az k .'soon''
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CLEVELAND
Teichert Meeting

Presidential candidate, Edward A. Teichert,
will speak in Cleveland's Carnegie Hall (Rectal
Room) 1920 Huron Road, on Monday October z
beginning at p m. Come and bring your friends =
make this the outstanding meeting Of the campaign
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Rezolucija O "Naci0nalnoj sluzbi"

U ovoj rezoluciji istaknut je protest Socijalisss
t;cke Radnicke Partije protiv lukave varvarske
namere americkih kapitalsta, da Sc zakonski pres
tvori americke radnike pokorno obespravlleno
robbie, u ekonomskom politickom socijalnon!
smislu te da Sc uvede kmetstvo iii sistem indus
feudalizma Takodjer su iznesene razne
podmukle zavere nacini koje su kapitallstl
pianirali da Sc provede takvo zakonodavstvo. Ma
Gin, ma koji SUI oni opravdavali konskripciju BIO
ie "ratne nuznosti" apelovanje ma "patriotlzam !
trazeci cd radnika da 'podnose zrtve" ratu zas1
trasvauci in da hi mi" cak mogli izgubiti rat
ako Sc ne uvede konskripcija radnka. jedlnl !
stvarni clj nameravane konskripcije bio le, !
este, vece izrabljivanje porobljavanje obespraV-
lienje radnicxe klase, te ola Sc ucvrsti kontrola
mad radnicma ne saTno ratno, nego "a posle-
,atno vrene.
u Moi Sc pozivaju americk radnici, kao ]
osta1I s1obodoljubec gradjani da protestvuju pro-
tiv te lukave zavere te da Sc spreci takvo ropsko
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Rezoluciia Svetskom Ratu br. II

Rezolucia 0 ratu naglasava da su uzroci svlh
modernih ratova tako isto ovog rata, grabez
svetskih piaca srovog materilala, morskih. zrac-
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(Nastavak ma 8. strani.)
Imperial Valley press., 1944-11-13

LONDON, Nov. 13. CUPJ-Ameri-
can doughboys and bluejackets went
back to the grim business of war
today after taking time out to watch
Army,S G. l. football team drub a
Navy eleven 20 to 0 in what both
sides hoped unanimously would be
the last meeting for the European
gridiron championship.
Expressing confidence that by
this time next year they all would
be back home" watching their IA
vorite college teams. the soldiers
and sailors $4,000 strong stormed
Londons White City stadium for
the game Sunday, which had all the
color and rivalry OF the annual
service team meeting in the U. S.
The Army boys teed off early, hit
ting navy's line with a ground at
tack that produced two first period
touchdOWns and conversions They
coasted on even terms through the
Imperial Valley press., 1944-11-13
Three Grid TiIts
To Help Fans
Pick Out Champs

Within the month, three Valley
High School football games will
contribute" to helping fans decide
which of three schools is champion
Ell Centre. CaleXico and Brawley-
but nCne of the games is in the way
Of a 'play-off" on the existing three
way tie in which the regular season
ended.
Friday night FL Centro plays at
Brawley at g o'clock On Thanks
giving El Centre goes to CaleXico
for the annual holiday game and
on the 30th FL Centre goes to Hclt-
vile for the last game this year.
As usual. a capacity crowd fully
is expected at the Calexico game,
and because of the three-Way tie,
the Brawley game this week like
wise is slated for banner attend
ance.
In this Wind-up series, if Brawley
and CaleXico played the matter of
championship might be settled un-
officially.
However, school officials. players
and the public can make up their
minds, it is pointed out, after the
boys put away their tOgs after the
November 80 game, and let it stand
that way.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-11-13
Junior COLLEGE,
Marines Play
To Tie, @ to 0

It was nothing to nothing Satur-
day night when the El Centre
Junior College and the Marines
called it quits in an all-the-Way-
battle for griC honors at El Centro
stadium grounds.
The game closes the brief college
season of four games, two with
Camp Lockett, one at Fullerton Jun
ior stadium and Saturday nights
tusSle Two of Juniors games were
scoreless on both sides and two
were lost by the tight scores of
6 to o.
The Marines were on the gridiron
for their first game. The Leather
necks have had difficulty in con-
Meeting up with opposition and it
IS not known whether Saturday
night was to be the first and the
last game of the season.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-11-13
VAR K EFT S
". Z. STOCKS

New York. Nov 13. CUP4-Stocks lost
fractions 10 more than a point Monday
IN what has come TO be regarded as Gus
somary Monday selling.
factor in the decline however. was
said to be the recommendation Of a lead
ing business service that holdings be dis
posed Of at this time in order TO pocket
profits.
The service said caution still should
be exercised in view of the uncertainty
as 10 the extent Of the war in Europe
and the serious doubts that taxes.
pricing policies and other regulations are
10 he revised in such manner 10 permit
satisfactory profits during reconVersion.
Although the flood of rumors concerning
present whereabouts OF Adolf Hitler caused
some concern in Wall Street. il was moi
clear how much selling resulted from this
cause.
Losses in most major groups ranged to
a point or more. Such leaders as Chrysler,
Johns -Manvile, Douglas, American To-
bacco and American Airlnes were down
a point or more each.
Preliminary closing Dow-Jones averages.
Industrial 146 81, off III; railroad Al 81,
off o50; utility 25 "a, off OF; 65 stocks
53.03, off 04s.
Sales totaled 917.760 shares compared
with 1,120 620 shares Friday. Curb turn
over was 2sS, sos shares against 365, 1856
shares Friday.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-11-13
l.. A. LIVESTOCK

Los Angeles Nov. Is. CUP
Cattle-Salable $500; steers moderately
active, other classes rather slow; prices
generally steady; good to choice fed steers
S14.75-15 IS; medium steers, S12. S5-13. IS
medium TO good cows. SO 25-12. IS; cut
tiers TO common, SS.0O-10.o0, Gamers and
cutters. IS. 507.75; medium to good bulls.
S9t50-11. 90; medium stockers, S11oo-
1150
Calves-Salable 600; strong to 25 cents
higher; medium 10 choice range calves.
S11.50-1400; common down TO Sc. so.
Hogs-Salable 1900; fairly active. steady:
good TO choice 1S0-279 pounds. SIS. IS:
medium grade, S14 50-15.50 271 pounds
up mostly $500; medium to choice sows
S14. 4.O0-15.O0.
Sheep-Salable. none good to choice
wooled lambs quote S14.0O-14.50.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-11-13
L. A. FEJDEEE

Los Angeles. Nov. 13. CUPl-
Asparagus: Stronger. Per pound: lmpc-
rial select SIC fancy 20c.
AvocadoS; Steady. Per pound: Fuertes
40-45c; Seedlings, 25-35c; Hcnrys Select
40c: PuehlaS, SOC; Dickinson's, 35c; It.
zamnas 4Oc; Flats. Fuertes. 5.50-600.
Beans: Stronger. Per pound: Kentuckys.
12-14c; fair. 7-sc; Limas bush. bst,
10-12c fair, Csc.
Broccoli: steady; Santa Maria iced
crates, S3.50-40o.
Bunched vegetables: Firm. Per crate:
beets. 2i5-3 dozen. 1902 90; chard. 3
dozen, 1.25-1.50; green onions, 5 dozen,
4.00-4.50; radishes, small red, dozen,
best ?. 2.50-3 90: fair. 2.00-2. IS: spinach.
dozen. 1.50-200; turnips, 2ie-3 dozen,
1.50-2.0O.
Carrots: Stronger; dozen. 1.5O-1 s.;
iced crates Santa Maria dozen. $50;
local 50-pound SACKS, 1.25-1.50.
Cabbage: Stronger; Cannonball crates,
:. 25-2. IS; fair, 1852. 90: 5O-pound sacks,
1.25-1.50; Savoy crates, $50; red cabbage.
3.0o-3 so crate.
Celery: Stronger; Pascal 2O-22 in. crates
2.Oo-2. so; fair, It's: ordinary. 1.25-1 50;
Sturdee crates. 325-3.50.
Cucumbers: Stronger; all districts. lugs,
best, 2:cO-2.5o; fair. 1-50-L75; ordinary,
1.00-1. 25.
Figs: Firm. Per pound: Brunswicks best,
12-15c; fair, 1Qc.
Onions: Dull: street sales 5O-pound sacks
Spanish. S5c-lo0; fair, 75c; white Globe,
1.5O-20O; fair, 1.25; boilers white Globe,
2.50-2 70; fair, 200.
Peas: Dull: Imperial. per pound, best.
14c; Santa Maria, ordinary. 3-4c pound.
Potatoes: Steady; street sales 10O-pound
bag. long whites Guyana US1 A $500
8. rs; bakers, US1 i.00-4.10.
Squash: Stronger; white summer. all
districts, lugs, best, 2.0O-2. so: fair. 50
LIS; ordinary, rs; Imperial crates. best.
1.75-2.00; fair. 1.25-1 so; Italian. all dis
tricts, lugs. best, 2.0O-2. 25; fair. !. So
LIS; No. IS 25; Imperial crates.
l.T5-2. 90; fair, 1.25-1. 50
Sweet potatoes: Steady Per pound: All
varieties, best. 6-6sc; comb sc, jumbos
, \ -4c; No. 2s l -2i5c.
Tomatoes: Stronger. Lugs. 4x5s to 5x6s
400-4.5 50; fair. 3.OO-3 50: 6x6s 1903. IS (:
fair. 800; 6X7s. .5O-3.0O; san Luis Obispo
lX5s to 5N6S. best, 425-4. IS; ordinary.
2.2o-2. 75; Santa Maria 4N5s to 5N6s
1901 So Kern Co. 4X5s to 5x6s 8 SOD. 90:
Santa Barbara player 1x5s to 5x6s. 90
$50; 5N7s. 2.75-3OO; 6x7s. $50; Slayer
GN7S z ~
Imperial Valley press., 1944-11-13
MPLS. FLAX FUTURES
L. A. STOChG

Los Angeles, Nov. 13. UP1-Brisk
trading on the Los Angeles stock cx-
change Monday resulted in the sale OF
T740 shares. Five issues were up. seven
down and II remained unchanged
Blue Diamond 100 at 3, unchanged: :
Southern California Edison original pre-
ferred 20 at 41la, down / Southern Pa
cific 100 at 31s.. down 4 Sinclair Oil
100 at 49,, down y Republic Petro-
leum 100 at 6Is. down y Signal Oil A 100
at 50l4. up l.: Union Oil 100 at 1sai
unchanged; Universal Consolidated Oil 100
at 15$, unchanged; Aircraft Accessories
100 at IA. up i Consolidated Steel COM
mon 100 at 1S. unchanged Consolidated
Steel preferred 100 at 26 unchanged;
General Paint 100 at H.. unchanged:
Hup Motors 500 at T. unchanged: Ryan
100 at 5h. up =; Weber Bros Show Sc
so at %, unchanged
Imperial Valley press., 1944-11-13
DETROIT BOWLER WINS
TOP PRIZE OF $1,000

CHICAGO, Nov. 13. UP)-Chet
Buowkski, 3O-year-old Detroit war
worker, was $1,000 richer Monday
after carrying off the first prize
money individual bowling classic
with an eight-game total Of 11,772.
BukoWski, who fashioned his stag
gering cluster in a l6-alley test
last Tuesday, headed his nearest
opponent, Russ Craemer, Chicago,
by 83 pins. Craemer piled up a total
of 1899 pins to win the $500 second
prize money.
Third place honors, $1,000, went
to Clarence Pop Kaley, st. Louis
bowling alley proprietor, who scored
1857.
The competition originated in
1910 by Bomar, national match
games doubles champion, attracted
512 bowlers from all sections of the
country.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-11-13
Boats Under Ban
On Alamo Refuqe

Announcement is mace by the
State Fish and Game Commission
that hunters on the Alamo State
Refuge between Brawley and Cali
patria are not permitted to use
boats. Otherwise. it was stated, regu-
lar rules prevail.
Bob Womack, deputy, said Mon
day the birds are coming in in
larger numbers, coincident with the
cold wave now on. Large flocks
have been seen at points north of
the refuge, all heaced for Salton
Sea, he said
So far this season scarcity has
been the report of hunters.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-11-13
Rose Bowl Spot
Keeps Teams
In Lively Bouts

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 13. CUP)
Still busy with the chore of picking
out a western representative for
the Rose Bowl, the Pacific Coast
conference takes cne more step in
the elimination system Saturday
when the University of California's
Golden Bears entertain U. S. c..
Trojans and attempt to derail the
Southerners.
The Bears, beaten by their little
brother from u. C. L. A. in their
last outing, will be underdogs again
despite the fact they outplayed
the Trojans and gained a Go tie
with them in their first meeting.
TROJANS' CHANCE
The Trojans are the only unde-
feated major college club in the
west, though twice tied. A victory
over the Bears would virtually as
sure them of the rich bowl plum.
Other major games this Saturday
will send University of Washington
to Spokane to tackle the Second Air
Force. featuring Glenn Dobbs; Col
lege Cf Pacific southwark to meet
u. c. L. A: Ell Toro Marines Wis
iting Fairfield SuiSun Army All
Base: and on Sunday, Fleet City
Blueiackets VS.. st. Mary'S Pre-tllght
at Moraga; and the Fourth Air
Force to San Diego to tackle the
tough naval training station eleven.
Over the weekend the best ball
game was presented at Kezar sta
dunn in San Francisco Sunday.
where the st. Mary's Pre-flight Air
devils, powered by Parker Hall, the
ex Mississippi all A m eri n,
trounced the good Alameda Coast
Guard eleven, 32-13. A scheduled
Sunday game at klamath Falls,
with the marines of that station
slated to play Fairfield-Suisun, was
called off.
SATURDAYS RESULTS
Saturday the Fourth Air Force,
with Jack Jacobs in the starring
role, doomed to a $50 victory over
University of Washington, scoring
once in each period; U. G. l.. A.
eliminated California from the Pa
cific Coast conference race, 10,
on a rainswept Los Angeles field.
University of Nevada fell before
the strong Fleet City BluejacketS
1872; and Amos Alonzo Stages re-
built College of Pacific Tigers
dropped a $50 decision to the up
and-coming San Francisco Coast
Guard Pilots.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-11-13
bombers Tied
For Top Spot

wasn't quite the ba4- q fire as with
the Notre Dame ace, but still good
enough to win easily. Joe ManSki
and Ward Donahue each scored a
touchG own and George Wilson and
Tiny Bray each hit paydirt twice.
A scheduled San Jose Mustangs
VS.. Los Angeles Bulldogs game was
called off due to weather condi-
tons; and the San Francisco Pack
ers VS.. Hollywood Wolves also was
cancelled cue to Seal Stadium being
in use.
Tile li,nnc.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-11-13
Bv UNITED PRESS

San Diego Bombers clinched a
tie for top spot in the Pacific Coast
Professional Football League Sun
day by drubbing the Oakland Giants,
800. The victory was seventh con-
secutive triumph of the league sea-
son for the Bomoers.
Playing without the services Of
Steve Bagarus, the bomber attack