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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-23
Arlington Park Results

FIRST RACE-s.yesr-olds and up, \
mile
Actress Lady
FREEMAN $3.50 $3.50 - so
Rogers -ReF-tKnottt % so II 80
Subdeh Campbell $50
Time ! u 80. OF 322'-.
Inver Fox. Shining Chance Pajas Tyro
Lad. Alacyon. Sir 10, First Prize and
AIiIi also ran.
SECOND RACE-3-yesr-olds and up, Ia
miles Con turf
Ho Ho tFreemanD 2i40 ESQ 100
Saves Nine (HaritosD % 20 IA 81
Pennsburg Garner g. SO
Time 1888 Is. Off ; IS.
Baby Cold Enscorthy, Greville, jungle
ran.
THIRD RAcE-3-y.ar-olds and up, n
prince sans Higlsyp 1880 72o $40
Fairy Manah (Person) 500 40
SarapharA (GrohSl 50
Time 70 rs, off 40
Bohemia, Otay Comex. Nod Peace Dust.
Rose Cave. Wobhle Pump, Wythall, Roman
Red and Treviscot also ran.
FOURTH RAcE-3-yesr-olds and hup.
/ q miles:
Welcome Pass tHari,oO $40 $40 loo
Idle Sun Campbell 3 so 3 20
Good Play (CorbetD $40
Time 2 "a Is, OF 500
Turntahle. MaejAmes, sun Arbor, Active
and Mount Vernon II also ran.
FIFTH RACE-3-year-olds and up. %
mile.
Regimentsl (Corbetp $40 $50 Az
Banker Jim (Morrissey) 800 $40
Bob's Dream tHalD 81
Time IA rs, of 5.33H
David 3 Jr. hex, sunny Jack. Cad
MUM. Xxi Duke and Away also ran.
SIXTH RAcE-3.ysar-olds IA miles,
aTwilight Tear Haas 40 OUT on,
Old Kentucky tBidiou) out on,
a-Pensive Smith out
Challenge Ne ana American Eagle also
ran
a.cslumst Farm entry.
SEVENTH RAcE--3-y,ar.olds and UP,
Boms Cc6rbe,p $3.50 50 $50
Be Brief tSmfhl $50 4 90
Take Away (M0rrseyl so
Time 40 IS, OF s.37
Olympus. sun Testing Just for Fur,
Civil Nbsrty. Msnex. Valdns Way and
Civil Code also ran
EIGHTH RAcE-3-ysar-olds and up.
:. mile
Winter Rules
(Skoronskb 80 $40 7s0
What Not (HaritosD 720 $50
Bold style (Bodoul $40
Time 1874. off 7.i0h.
Belmike Henry Knight. Letter v.
Quaker. Playful Pal Liberty Pan and
Pony Express also ran.
NINTH FACE-3-year-olds, on truf.
War struggle tHishley) $50 500 400
St Jock (Haynesl 20 so 1i.40
Sentinel (Morriseyb TO
Time l46 as. off 7:42
Captain Fury. Isaroma, strombus, Don
Devito. Pipad, Quarterback Drollon, Our
Birthday and Inst Beans also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-23
List : Games
At Mack Park

rive games in the Detroit Soft
ball Association service mems
trophy tournament are scheduled
for play al Mack Park this week
two DSA girls games. a JAW.
Go playofi and a game between
Johnson Koalpaks and ChaS. JUS.
tIce ElkS Thursday.
The schedule
Monesy 7 -Brrfs Ponbers -
Police SIS Bon he-ef'ts So F4tEa'
Girls. go KosipsKs ~ D4rrr Gr7-r-s
WecnescAy TT n Frs-hGlf W cen
'iner's SIS TssrF'sfs " Lora.
WEES E 80 winner 90 HlSsor Motor
Hudson lf ana koa'paks Dpnpn
Ct0gr1f Eames
Thursday 20 s0 m -UkVEcio pay
cH $50 Lrrs T Ne't ~ ~ or va
.rtf| Ore rrt-t~- KAA pAit ts
Crss fvr .s hIrf
FfesN 7--ss usA ss-.-, mTts
rH~t.'
ssur.s !nray sane, Hsa.'ar ,t
B0mbeFttttG
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-23
MORGAN Visits Troops

Kayo Morgan is back from a
trip 10 For' Benning Ca.
where no entertained troops
down that way with his boxing
skill and jlttcrbug dancing
Judging from the letters a
group Of Detrolters have sent
10 this desk. kayo was the most
welcome thing that has come
the way of soldiers down IN
Georgia
II thought they were great
kaVo said. I'm 80 steamed up
about IL I'm trying now 10 see
II I can't be included on some
group going overseas"
Ensign Andy Pupils, former
Notre Dame halfback, and En-
sign HOWE Weiss former Wis
ConSin and Detroit Lion full
back. were among STA officers
graduating Saturday from Fort
Schuyler Naval Training Sta
ton.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-23
Build New Alleys
On SChdefer Road

Construction is under way for a
new bowling alley, the Summit.
which Will be located on Schaefer
road. south Of Michigan
The new alleys will be on the
same site as the old Dearborn
Recreation, which burned in 1912.
Les Taylor. proprietor of the new
alleys, said they will be ready
Sept. Is
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-23

League club in Detroit but tn,
Washington Redskins this fall.
In regular league tits. IN,
Lions will meet Brooklyn. Cleve
land, Green Bay, Card-Pitts. Chi
cago Bears and Boston in tina
order on Sunday afternoons a
Briggs Stadium
The Lions met the Giants in al
exhibition game al Akron early
this autumn. Later in the reguI
lar league season they played botl'
the Giants and combined Phila
delphia-PittSburgh elevens.
They tied with the Giants In
rain and mud AT Briggs Stadium
and in their final contest OF IN.
year lost 10 the Phil-Pitts in q
35 to 81 thriller in Pittsburgh.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-23

affair, with qualifying on Friday
and match play Saturday and
Sunday. And like the others il
will be held annually
Kent Zimmerman is chairman
Of the Lochmoor committee. He
will be assisted by Frank Buck,
the clubs vice president, and
Harvey Olson.
Decision 10 hold the tournament
in September Will be welcomed by
golfers. Although this is one OF
the best months for golf in this
section, there has been little or no
tournament play in il, especially
after Crosse lie last season ad-
vanced its tournament TO August.
Olson comes up with some
good news regarding the weather
for the period selected for the
Lochmoor tournament. The aver
age temperature for the three
days the last seven years was 81,
he learned.
Naturally, though, the sun will
set earlier then-around $50
o'clock. To make certain every
one has a chance 10 finish in day
light and that there will be
plenty time for a playoff, the
committee has decided that no
players will be permitted TO start
their qualifying rounds after 4:30.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-23
Lions Play Giants, Eagles
In September Exhibitions

The Detroit Lions will engage
the Philadelphia Eagles and New
York Giants in exhibition foot
ball games az University of De-
troit Stadium prior 10 the opening
OF the National Leagues season,
Fred L. Mandel announced Satur-
day
Coach Charles F. (GuS Dorais
will send his Lions against the
Philadelphia eleven in a Sunday
afternoon game on Sept. II and
against the Giants under the
lights Saturday night, Sept. %.
The two preseason games with
the Eagles and Giants will have
no bearing on the regular league
race, but will make il possible for
the Lions to show every National
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-23
Byrd, Wood
P|dy Benefit
Winner Takes All
in Two-Day Match

Sam Byrd and Craig Wood will
play for keeps in their cha 4
match next Saturday and Sul.~ay
July 20 and 30, at Plum Hollow
At the suggestion OF Wood, win
ner of the 36-hole tussle, which
will bring together two Of golf /
top money winners. will take the
entire purse of $500 in Wal
Bonds, David j. Griffith. presi.
dent of Plum Hollow, announced
Saturday.
Proceeds of the event will e
to the Red Cross, and although 1!
was arranged on comparatively
short notice, Plum Hollow expectl
to turn over a sizeable sum ID
this worthy cause.
The admission fee will be s.
each day.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-23
Count Fleet Retired
Because Of Bad Ankle

NEW YORK, July q up
Count Fleet, cheated by a bad
ankle OF a chance 10 become the
greatest horse in the history Of
the turf. was retired today 20 the
quiet acres of owner John ID.
Hertz'S Paris. Ky. farm.
A unanimous choice in l943 as
the horse Of the year. the sleek
brown colt was injured as he
scored his first quintuple triumph
in racing history, and trainer Don
Cameron finally announced his re-.
tirement 10 stud after repeated
failures 70 bring him back TO
racing form.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-23
Lansing 10 See
Co(hrdne and Row.

LANSING, July PIT. CmdI
Gordon Stanley Mickey Coch
rane will bring his Great Lake
BlueiacketS here tomorrow for
6 o'clock twilight game with Mas
Local, member Of the city recrea
ton baseball league.
approximately 5000 spectator
are expected 10 be on hand I,
"a I c h Lynwood tSchoolboy
Rowe. former Detroit Tiger star
pitch 10 his one-time Bengal man
ager, CoChrane The local com
mittee has received assurance
here that Rowe will hurl Monday
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-23

Federation 9s
End Schedule
Scramble on for
Plsyoff Positions
BY JAKE BERsON

With the usual lsst-minute
scramble for playoff places among
teams on the borderline, the De-
troit Baseball Federation this Sun
day winds up its regular season.
To qualify for the eliminations,
which start July 80. teams in
every class must have a percent
age Of 500 or better after Sun
days games. In case of rain,
Virgil f. Zetterlind. secretary of
the DBF, said the standings will
hold good, with no opportunity to
play the games AT later date.
Glasses A. b and ID will hold
two-game knockout playoffs, while
Class 4 and Firemen's Midgets
VIII conduct its eliminations on a
one-game knockout basis.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-23
AMATEUR DAY LINEUP

Also up for decision this Sunday
are the two vacant places for the
annual Amateur Day at Briggs
Stadium August 13. If Virge's
beats Suffrin, the former will OPP
. pose Auto Club. defending cham
plon. in Class a. If Virge's lose
and PepSi-Cola beats Vickers,
Vlrge's and Pepsi will be tied for
second, neceSsitating playoff.
Arthur's opponent in Class B
will be either Oakwood or Wurm's.
! Oakwood needs a victory over
JAW ia. II lakewood loses and
Wurm'S downs Federal Mogui,
Wurm's will get the call.
Four teams already are assured
Of Class A elimination series
placeS--Auto Club, Viree's. Pepsi
Cola and Paris Suffrin and Shorty
Moran need victories Sunday to
make the grade.
Class B has eight sure quail
fiers, Class d IA, Glass + l6 and
Flremen's League six.
SCHEDULE
CLASS 4
Auto Club vs Detroit Police NV ?
Nrkers vs. Pepsi.C Cola. Ri 3; suffr.n vs.
ny All games AZ ?. m.
CLASS rs
Arthurs vs. Associated clark 4 Oak.
wood RiueJackets VS. Jaw ia. NV /,
Eureka ys- Progressive. Ives, 4 JAW
Griffin. NV 4 4; JAW i54 vs. JAW
l5S 81 g. ! Sans vs. JAW 2l2. NV g.
4, Federal Mogul vs. Wurms, Ives. !.
stays VS. Wurltzer. Stoepel ?. 4: Scor-
pions " Local :. III :, 4; Mercures vs..
Springfield. Llttleneld, 4. Del-RAy vs. VII.
tersheim Stoepel l. l. Oakwood Aces vs..
Baird NV 3, l. East side Sports VS.. Lin
coin Park 81 s. J. West Side Sports VS.,
Great Lakes, Atkinson /, 4. Wilson Rang
ers vs.. Gilbert. LtUefeid, !; De Soto Us.
Charles Martin. Stoepel /. 4: Ambest vs..
r r. Windsor, Palmer, 1; Ambest vs.
Hudson 13& Jts., Palmer. 4, Standard vs.
S1nhle- Might Rl- : Hawks vs. KF'.-i~-
SKI Jayne s. 4. Ressler VS. Detrotsrs,
Jayne ; 4.
81 John Cantius vs.. Cardinals NV 5
A. Troy vs. Transfers, NV 2, / Blls
vs.. Darln-Armstrong. L. D., 4; Woodmere
vs.. Cubs. Ri g. Bears VS. Cosmos At
klnson q l. Ttans VS.. Lasky, NV 8, J
West side Panthers vs.. Jay Gee, Clark, l
Indians vs.. Kozaren, Ri I. !; Sports Club
vs. RsCkhaWks. st Clair. 4; Warriors We.
Mreuer Ri 2 4 Viviano VS. Windsor Car
dinals, Jayne g. l. Scorpions VS. Catholic
Central Wallace, / Dukes vs. Mustangs.
Stoepel ? !. Detroit Camera VS.. Huskies.
Cooley 4 Johnson VS. Tires Atkinson ?,
I: Northwest Lions VS.. Frechiefs, Atkin-
son. l. Shsmrocks vs.. ST. Scholastica
Cooley. /.
FIRENEN'S LEAGIE
Bait - vs. Bait. Jayne 3 Bait II
vs. Bait 6. ST Clair; Bait 10 vs., Bait
p 81 2 Bait We Bait 4. L. ~. Bait
: vs. Bait. 3, Atkinson g. Bait. VS.
Bait 2, NV 3 All games At p m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-23
Suffolk Downs Results

FIRST RAcE-4yesr-olds and UP
lie miles
Here Goes tGIlhcrtb II so $40 so,
Gold BIZ (Claggettb 1910 IL A.
Danny Donna tTrenO 1872
Time l:sj IS If 237
Ack Ack Bristol BOY, Stormy Night
Tar Miss wise Brave and Hssty wiz
also ran.
SECOND RACE-3-yesr.olds and up
=, mile.
over Ice rratD $50 $50
Midali tChaffini 1850 IS 81
Orcus GGtrelD $50
Time l:12 SIS of $40
Fast Tempo Good Company, Balmand
Royal silver. Mad Bunny Elkton. spare
The Rod, Hcomb and Colleen M. also
ran
THIRD RACE 4-year-olds and up
Ar Beauty CHe,ungerl 500 $50 $40
DarbS Duca' tWooD $50 2 40
Two Kick (BalzsrettD 3 90
Time I -. of 33s
chef Mate and Nellie Novice also ran.
FOURTH RAcE-3.yssr-olds and up,
mile.
Starrhailenger
lC'aELFffl 30 3 40 60
Chaio tTrentl 3 so 3 on
Curvature Kern $40
Tine 1870 3 o. or 407
Anrere Liirs sandy Raj Kumar. Net
ure and venture Al also ran.
FIFTH RACE 2-year-olds. So furlongs
tFnt Connie GIttreD $40 40 ESQ
NB'..rr ~ XII tperai 12sG 81
Brave B'r tSrlderl 24O
Time loo %, of 44lh.
Ere Ah,at Y Gun, Evening Flight and
$50 Rounds ALSO ran
SIXTH RACE 2-yesr. olds ST. mrlonrs
Iav' tNo.t SO 2 SO 3 20
Alabama tJsuRsI 90 q uO
l Ia is Reward pollard Z 90
! Time .n' Do, on Is.
Paper NH1 Kepey Dee Fighting Don.
/ Cnritr be.dine KING Dorset, and Jaka-
Iscnes also San
! SEVENTH RACE-3.yesr-olds and M
/ I - m .ts
/ Corona. JBsilare',D 500 $40 24o
. EArrgIs Moore $50 2 n
/ Tco.msker tClsRgettb 2 a.
] me 81 of 3 IS
/ Elrccming and sVespstaksr als1 ran
EIGHTH RACE - 4.y,ar.olds and W
mile and IN yards
Credentials tGrosH $50 42o : 81
Trimmed ,KsrrI $50 s on
ore i3 sr ,Cfaertfr H'N 3 a
7trr - Is m sl7h
T'Jsts n pufch Taxing Ways sprinG
Tornado HaIrion Boy, sparrow Chirp and
CImshaW also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-23
Bowling Popular
With Navy Waves

Bowling is getting a boost from
the WAVES. There are zoe
WAVES in training at a Chicago
aircraft instrument school. Every
WAVE is a bowler. There are So
regular teams in the league. Only
about one Of every four of the
girls ever bowled before.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-23
Stan Freeman Rides
Double al Arlington

CHICAGO. July % up
Jockey Stan Freeman booted in
both ends of the SAP daily dou-
bic at Arlington Park today.
He was up on Actress Lady.
which paid S54 so and Ho Ho.
S21.40 in the second
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-23
Empire City Results

FIRST RAcE-a-ysar-olds and up. y
Rounding Bow tArcsro) $50 $50 rs
Little Flyer PiuarellD 40 Ill
Record Maker (Palumbol a.
Time 1913 2-5 of IA.
All Fight. Metropolitan, Burdman, Dew
lis Guide, Flying High. Floral Par Mer
rimac. Lucky Gamble, Penny Packer ant
Ragged Rascal also ran.
'Field
SECOND RAcE-2-y.ar-olds. 81 fur
Chief Barker Cwrighu l1.OO $40 40
Court Yard tArcaroD $40 2 81
Chance Nick tMeade) 1910
Time EOS as, off 2.23.
Indicted, Block 10 Block, stager, In.
crescent Epicure. Rate Case, Indian Giver,
lmperious Fox and Ho-Beau also ran.
THIRD RACE-3.y.ar- a mile:
c-Ideal CIT tArcarol $50 2so SO
c-Gay Bit Jones' 2e0 2 Sc
Charlie Noble Murphy 35O
Time 1:11 2-5. or 900
Return Can. b-Picotee, Black Gang
and h-Declared also ran.
INV l. Brann entry.
c-Bobanet Stable entry.
FOURTH RAcE-3.y.sr-olds and up, \
mile
Apath. tArcaro, $40 73o out
ARIEL Lad Longden) $50 out
Bill Sickle tWoodhousel out
Time 40 IS of 3;39l1
New Moon also ran.
FIFTH RACE-3year-olds and up ~
miles
Prncequillo (Arcarol APO so z SO
Lord Calvert (Westropel 2bO 40
Transformer (Atknsonl 3 81
Time 2.43 equals track record). off
a.lq
sickle's Choice. Moon Maiden and Eye
Tor Eye also ran.
SIXTH RACE 3-yesr-olds and up lis
miles
Futurama tMerritO 80 500 $50
Strategic (Woodhouse) b.5O 10
Chailde0nna tArcaro) $40
Time l.Ss as. of ass.
tragic Ending. Night Glow. Grsustark
and ARROW Rock also ran.
SEVENTH RACE-3-year-oids and up
! SIS miles
Blue whistler Longdsr) $40 $50 731
Tripiicate tWoodhoufs) 200 30
Ranging (AtkinEonl 2.2O
Time 81 IS off 5.3i.
Oatmeal Profile and Crystal also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-23
Spor+smen Help

Minnesota duck hunters con-
tributed a bout 5000 pounds Of
feathers and 1000 deer hides % he
used in making military equip
ment.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-23
Good Fight Looms

Baltimore is all in a other
over tomorrow nights heavy
weight meeting between Big
Boy Brown Of Detroit and ST.
Thomas, who hopes to do the
Peace, brother, peace act on
Big Boy.
Connie Mack can still handle
problem baseball players. Look
at the change he has made in
Bo-Bo Newsom. The talkative
man from Hartsville, S. G.. Will
wager he wins at least IS games
this season.
Gen. John J. Phelan, chairman
Of the New York boxing COM
mission. has refused Katie Jen-
kins. former wife of lightweight
Lew, a managers license IN
New York.
Katie has appealed TO such
protectors of womcn's rights as
Claire Luce. M. 6 +. D. R Jane
Todd and others TO come TO her
rescue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-23
Irish Roaming Again

Six Of Notre Danes 1914 foot
ball games will be played on the
road.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-23
LOchmOOr to Stage
Invitation, Sept. $40

invtaional ANNOUNCED Saturday for
district golfers Lochmoor will the OF these
popular the weekend OF Sept. 1910
the Red Run held June. and the
1920 will ear-baf. best bail
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-23
FOR MONDAY

NFFe pounds allo- arfe GAINED
- rses listed i7 orqsr ~ post postlou.
Weather Cisar track fast.
Post ~ = n
Imperial Valley press., 1944-07-30
OF Interest to Women
Closing Program Presented
Bv E| Centro Summer Bands

Spencer followed with their cornets,
playing Brahms Lullaby"
The beginners group closed the
first half of the program with a
group of three numbers: Air from
Rigoletto," Verdi: Little Brown
Jug" Winn.r; The Chaterere, "
Offenbach.
The advanced band then played
two groups of numbers: March
Community Club" Overture Sc
quota" and The march "Torrey
Pines" all by McCaughey; the last
group opened with the march Blue
Devil Mounties," the school song
Central High" and the novelty
johnny Trombone
The program closed with both
bands being presented in four num-
bers: Emerald Waltz" by Won
Blcn: "Barcarolle" by Offenbach;
the cowboy song Home on the
Range" and America Refresh
ments we're served to guests and
stud MS after the program. The
two bands have been meeting five
days week, three hours daily
under the direction of George W..
Burt, high school music director.
Personnel CT the two groups are
as follows: Beginners Group. Mich
ael Afford, Clark Biggs, Hunter
Charlton. Robert De Celles, Albert
Dieerto, Jimmie Estes, Norman
Fleming, Jane Harris, Gerald
Heard, Richard Henry, Marlene
Hiebert, Thad Hodgkin. Duane
Jones, Phil Livingston. Robert
Martin, Robert Miller, Alfonso Nor
enc, David Nuffer, Ned Palrang,
Delos Pinkney, Gayle Pinkney,
Mark Riley.
Advanced Group: Mary Ann Bliss,
Bob Daugherty, Rose Dicerto
Charles Doffing. Allen Gresham,
Olin Gresham, Phil Haas, Darrell
Hampton, Dorothy Hatch, Elmer
Hawes, Bill Hawkins, Wallace
Heard, Nancy He'll, Lyle Hickcox,
Alan Keltz, Gail Martin, Jack
Meagher, Chuck Monson, Bruce
Rogers, O. j. Stone, Ronald Walton
Kenneth Dampf, Kenneth Owen,
Tommy Wait, and Glenn Easter
ling. ....
Imperial Valley press., 1944-07-30
Young Readers
Vie for Prizes

1 Virginia Hixson, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. p. E. HiXson, 675 Vine
street, is leading in the youngsters
reading contest sponsored by the FL
Centre Public library, according to
Mrs. Roberta Carpenter, children's
librarian. The contest will close
September /.
Others near the top in the race
are Helen Legakes, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. George Legakes, $50 He'll
avenue Marjorie Lou Bowers,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Glenne
Bowers, SAB He'll avenue: Nancy
Adams, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Aries Adams, 55l Woodward ave-
nue.; and Patricia Powell, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Carson c. Powell.
639 He'll avenue.
Points are scored according to
the type of book youngster reads"
i Isays Mrs. Carpenter.
Eight points are given for travel
and history while biography sc> es
seven. animal friends, six; fairy
staltS, four, and story books, three.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-07-30

Tony Vanoni of FL Centre, who
will leave for the. navy August 8,
was doubly honored at party at
the home of his parents. Mr. and
Mrs. CASTOR Vanoni, in Calexico.
The party was given in celebra-
ton of his birthday anniversary
and as farewell before he enters
the service. His friends and rela-
tives presented him with many gifts
and wished him happy birthday
and happy landings"
The honor guest was made espe-
cially happy by the presence of his
lifelong friend and schoolmate.
Ernest G.. Corda, navy torpedoman
second class, who arrived home the
day of the party and was able to
attend. They had not met for many
months.
An artistically arranged bouquet
of yellow summer flowers and
greenery decorated the center of
the lace-coyered table where the
buffet supper was arranged.
Music and dancing provided the
entertainment of the evening.
Those present were from Calex-
leo and FL Centre. They included
the honor guest and his wife. Mr..
and Mrs. Johnny MELVILLE and son
Joe. Mr.. and Mrs. Felix Nibcli. Mr..
and Mrs. Tony Menville and chill
dren. Mary Ann. Anthony and Ed
win; Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Baker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jordan Mora and son
Imperial Valley press., 1944-07-30

SHOES

SHOES
Ration book 3, airplane stamps
and 2, good i.definitely for one
pair rationed shoes each.
CANNED GOODS
Book 4-Blue A8 to Z8 inclusive
and AS leach good for 1C points
valid indefinitely
MEAT, BUTTER. CHEESE
Book 4-Red stamps A8 to z8
inclusive leach good for 10 points,
valid indefinitely.
Grease Bonus Butchers will
give 2 red tokens and 4 cents for
every pound of salvaged kitchen
fats received)
SUGAR
Book 4. stamps 30. 81, 80 tmarked
sugar., good indefinitely for five
pounds each. Special stamp No. 40
tmarked sugar. coed through Feb.
%. ''945, for five pounds.
Send spare stamp No. 81 with
application for additional canning
sugar certificate to your local ra-
tioning board.
GASOLINE
"A" coupUn IL good through Sept.
81.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-07-30
THE POST-PRESS

Established 1895.
Published Sundays as combined issue
of Imperial Valley Press and The
Morning Post, by the Imperial Valley
Publishing Company, 625 State St, FL
Centro, California.
Paul Jenkins. Publisher
and President.
A. {. Johnston. Vice President and Ad-
vertising Manager; Mrs. Logan II.
Jenkins. Secretar".
Member United Pr ,Ss California News
paper Publishers Assn, West Holiday
Co. Inc. national representatives.
Rates, i'm combination with either The
Morning Post or Imperial Valley Press:
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Churches
Schools

An interesting and successful
summer band program closed Fri
day morning with a program for
parents and friends of the student
members. A beginners organiza-
ton of 25 pieces opened the pro-
gram which was held at j. c. audi
torium at 900 a. m. Two groups
of selections were heard including
Long, Long Ago. Bayly; Twinkle
Little Star" Mozart. Jingle" Bells" "
and "Hansel and Gretel,' Humper-
dinck
Three duets composed of beginner
students were then presented. Jane
Harris and Marlene Hiebert were
first with a flute duet, Lightly
Row Next was clarinet duet
composed of David Nuffer and De-
los Pinkney who played Skaters
Waltz" Jimmy Estes and Berkley
Imperial Valley press., 1944-07-30
FL Cen+ran Weds
AT Pasadena 49,.

Miss Frances Elizabeth Small
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Ernest
Small CT Ell Centre, and David See.
son of MI and Mrs. Elmer See Of
Holtville, were married in Pasadena
Wednesday, it was announced Sat
urday
The wedding ceremony wac at the
home of the bridegroom's uncle, and
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred HCocker,
The bride was dressed in a blue
tailored suit with black accessories.
Mrs. Hooker attended her as her
matron-Cf-honor. Hooker served
the bridegroom az his best man.
Mr. and Mrs. See were able to be
at the wedding, but it was impos-
sible for the brides parents to make
the trip.
Relatives and friends Of the cCu-
pie were pre@ent at wedding re-
ception held after the ceremony.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-07-30
HoItviIIe Child
Hurt by Auto

William Nixon. 5-year-old son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. William r. Nixon OF
Ninth and Hclt streets. Holtville.
was recovering Saturday from in
juries suffered in a traffic accident
at the intersection of Ninth street
and the Holtville- Brawley highway.
Traffic officers said the child ran
into the fender of coupe driven
by Jeff Williams, a.. 629 Walker,
Holtville. Walker said he did not
see the little boy until he collided
with the fender of his coupe.