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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-30
Asks IL Work
perils Pension
WAR PROBLEM CLINIC.

WAR PROBLEM CLINIC:
have been receiving an old
age pension for three years.
now have an opportunts 10 work
on Job that viii not be hard
on my health and Will give me a
chance 10 buy more war bonds.
Can | accept this job without IT
interfering with my old age pen
sion? A. y. l..
Dear ALL:
would suggest YOU discuss
your problem with the agency
which handles old age pensions
In Wayne County. This j. To-
Gated I'm the Juvenile Court
Building and YOU may find the
proper person to talk with by
calling Columbia $3.50.
ROBERT G.. FOSTER. Pam
lily -CeHnSeling service Merrill
Palmer school.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-30
Seek Birth
Certificates

For a number Of years many
people gave little thought 10 their
birth certificates. hut with the
new demands brought on by the
war, letters by the score are be-
ing received by the WAR PROB
LEM CLINIC from people desir-
ing information on obtaining GER
tificateS.
Judge James +. Chenot, Wayne
County circuit court and a MEM
Der Of the CLINIC exclusive
panel Of experts informs a reader
in today's column how Ia obtain
an unrecorded birth certificate.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-30

800 REMNANTS Of Atwood
and wool and-rsyons. In tab
RIGS suitable for skirts. Jack
cts. suits, coats and dresses.
Many new Spring colors and
weaves in lengths ranging
from y yard 10 81 Yards
Priced from Si95 to Stoe5
nooLEH FABRIC spoP-rHtRp FLOOR
FARMER STREEr-sGCTloN c
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II DRAFT PLAN

CndeFSeCretary of War Patter-
son. with Assistant Navy Secre-
tary Ralph A. Bard concurring,
outlined before Costello's subcom-
mlttee yesterday plan for in
Quoting and furloughinE the AIS.
Both expressed preference for
A national service act, but chances
for such legislation now seem re-
mote and they advanced the az
plan as an alternative.
Costello forecast that hearings
and passage Of A AZ induction
bill' by the House and Senate
would take two or three weeks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-30
Costly Meal
Rosst in Wrong Apartment
Nets 10 S Year Term

That feeling Of emptiness that
comes after getting filled with
liquor today drew one-to-five-
year sentence in Jackson Prison
for Abraham Rodriguez, "A, Of
1924 Michigan
Rodriguez told Recorders Judge
Skillnan that, while he was drunk
he entered the home Of Mrs. Paul
inc Bodner Of 4342 Parkinson and,
seeing A well-stocked icebox, de-
Cided 10 eat.
After eating about 2 quarter
of pound Of roast pork, Rodr-
Cuez said he was caught by Mrs
Boomer. who called police LIE MAS
booked for breaking and entering
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-30
How TO Obtain
Birth Certificate
WAR PROBLEM CLINIC:

WAR PROBLEM CLINIC:
/ would like to know how 10
obtain a birth certificate. II was
not recorded at time Of birth and
the only thing / have IS my bap-
tiSm paper. II. l.,
Dear III. L.:
Go TO room III Wayne
County Building for informa-
ton as 10 unrecorded births.
You may obtain blank forms
and Instructions there.
JUDGE JAMES y. CHFNOT.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-30
-Four Die in Bomber Crash

MADRID. March 80 'GNS)-
Al four crew members of an
Australian bomber were killed
yesterday when the plane crashed
into the sea IN flames off Mstaro.
near Earcn Iona
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-30
GIRLS
FURNISHINGS

2t5 PAIRS CHlLDREN's COT.
TON FABRIC GLOVES, navy
and brown snap style 3oc
sos PAIRS c n LOR { MS
Isle half and three-quarter
nose ....... pair TUG
25i GIRLS BAGS, Zoe 10 1896
GIRLS FURNIsHIs6s-FoUR
TL00R-GRAND RtVEF-SECTloN A
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JUNIOR GIRLS
SHOES

% PAIRS DRESS SHOES. me.
dunn and low heels. Mostly
white styles. sizes TO 9. At
.,,......... ............ S2.e5
IS PA RS RATION FREE
PLAY SHOES, broken sizes in
white and colors ..... SEAS
~ PAIRS HOUSE SLIP.
pERS. leather or fabric in red.
blue and pastels. Sizes 4 10 s
........................ Sio5
305 pAtRS HOUSE SLIP.
PeRS. scuffs. bootees and
wedges in popular colors.
Sizes { 10 9............. CSC
JUNIOR Gals SHogS-FoURrH
rLooR-GRANo INTERSECTION A
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MISSES SHOP

50 DRESSES. an excellent
group Of rayon crepes and
woods inc&lding one piece and
suit types, black and pastel
colors Sizes 10 10 % but not
IN all styles or colors. So 10 Sic
SIXTH rIooR-WooowAR
SECTIONS 4 AND
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1885 YARDS OF COTTON
r e NJ NJ A Mt S. Suitable for
d resse s. S m o X S, aprons.
blouses. children's garments
and pinafores. Including
printed pique. waffle pique.
cotton crinkle crepe, printed
muslin, checked and plaid
Bingham, percale, chambrsy.
cotton gabardine, printed cot
ton twill. seersucker, chintz
and selection of all-white
cottons. Also rayon fabrics In
prints and plains. y TO 4yard
lengths. .........25 c to S2.95
COTTON FABRIC sHoP-rniRp FLOOR
WOOOWARO-SECTiO D
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RAYON FABRICS

2245 REMNANTS and dress
lengths from q to 5 Yards.
Suitable for blouses, slips, lin
ings. children's and misses
dresses. Plain and printed
rayon taffeta. rayon crepe.
rayon jersey, rayon Love
lane rayon flannel, rayon
Bermuda cloth, rayon gabar-
dine. rayon Fashion" sheer.
.................to c to $7.95
RAYos FABRIC sHoP-rHIRo FLOOR
FARMER gTREET-SECTtON T.
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THE KNIT
LINGERIE SHOP

273 VESTS, in cotton and wool
...s... ..-............ 4oc
az GARTER sElTS, IN tea.
rose, sizes small medium.
large. .........,.., SOC and SOC
423 RAYON KNIT INDIES,
including vests. pants, slips
and Chemises.....5 5e 10 SEAS
tHE KNIT LINGERIE SHOP
TtFTH FlOoF-Wo0DWA
SECTI0A n
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Boy, II, Killed Trying
To Brighten Mother
lntsrnational sound Phott

Edward Jansen II, Of 7547
YinGer. Dearborn. is dead today
because he tried 10 frlghtcn his
mother. Mrs. Nyra Jansen, for
making him 90 10 school.
The hoy, one Of eight children.
was killed when clotheSlinc he
failed TO sec tangled and Choked
him AS he jumped of A table IN
the cellar with a belt tied around
his neck.
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WALNUT ROONl

CIRCULAR and Half sizes In
cluded) 10 DRESSES. woods
with long sleeves and trapun-
10 trim I'm Winter colors ST.
25 DRESSES. long sleevcd
woods smartly tailored printed
-rftou trrscys- IN tiresSv stvtfry
with self trims ....... SASS
25 DRESSES, printed rayon
Jerseys and rayon crepes. some
one-of-a-kind styles .....St295
INSTRUMENTATION &
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THELINGERIE
SHOP

80 LACE TRIMMED SLIPS
............. St.35 to S7.55
50 TAILORED SLIPS .....
...........--...Si .35 10 St55
% BLACK CHEMlsEs. in ray.
on sheer, rayon satin and lace
..-s... ....s..s. ,s...s..s, = 50
10 pAJAhAS. i. S235 10 S2.e5
rHC JIEGtRtg spop
tifTH-WooowAR
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COTTON RUG
DEPARTMENT
81 OLE kAiNTUCk BATH
MATS in a good variety of
pastel colors with decorative
figured centers. 20x36 inches
Observation-Disclosures t.95 each
65 cotton tufted chenille
8 { D DOM RUGS. 20x36
inches 10 5UX5f 1nchps. 800.
........S $3.50 to S7.95 each
tt6HrH-FARMtR- 9
Framed Pictures
81 FRAMED pictures includ-
ing oil paintings. water colors.
stencil water colors, etchings.
engravings and color prints.
a large variety of sizes and
subjects including landscapes.
marines. flowers. figures. birds
and still life. .75c to SIS
EI6HrH-wooowAR &
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-30
THE HIGH
SCHOOL SHOP

tag HATS, felt. 2ec IN st.t9
2i5 cot OR go COTTON
5LOUSES, short sleeves age
"a S n OFT SLEE WE'D
SWEATERS ... S1.49
t0i SKIRTS. wool and wool.
and rayon. 5000. sec and $3.50
40 COTTON DRESSES. 49,.
,-,-.-.-.- -.-.-..-.- STAG and $3.50
IS RAYoN DRESSES. printed
and plain ...... S1,99 to $3.50
27 PLAID REVERSI BLES.
...,..t........ ......4.... Sb.a9
% WINTER COATS, red pile
fabric with dark green facing
....................... St4.89
rHt Hi6H SCHOOL SHOP
FOURTH FL00R--WooOwARD
SECTION 8
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SIS CORK PLACE MATS.
............... l9e and 29c
& NJ 8 Rol OE Ed LINEN
GUEST TOWELS ...,.... soc
THIRD rLooR-GHANo RIVER
SECTION
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TOY
DEPARTMENT

= SEESAWS ...I.u. 1896
So ATWOOD WAGONS
s.ss.t p9fJ9
SO BEAUTY BOXES. ... .8oc
-TARMER-SEcIIoh
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SLEEP SHOP

Each spring and mattress is
covered in sturdy cotton.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-30

22i BLANKETS. soco wool.
20cS cotton. 72xS4 inches, in
rose dust and gold colors, $7.o5
One table soiled BLANKETS.
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HANDBAGS and
LEATHER GOODS

t49 MONEY BELTS In khaki
cotton fabric for servicemen
or civilians .............. 2ec
SO SHOE SHINE KITS in
Khaki cotton fabric 800. Si.f9
256 S n GU LOER STRAP
HANDBAGS IN leather soc
50 Mems LEATHER DRESS.
ING CASES .S7.9s
$50 LEATHER HANDBAGS
..!........,......29e 10 $500
80 RAYoN HANDBAGS. 49,.
..................s ee 10 $3.50
fIRsr FtooR-wooowARp
EEFTYNN
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BOYS CLOTHES
and
FURNISHINGS

30 COT TON JACKIE 7 : or
camouflage material. Broken
sizes. s TO l2.......... $i.29
IS wool LEN MEL TON
CLOTH JACKETS. Size IS
only ................ S4.29
SIS S NoY RoS S PREP
SUITS. Broken sizes is 70
% ..........A.....St3 o5
,65s PAIRS COTTON ANKLET
HOSE for junior boys. Color
ful stripes. broken sizes :
In l0ia ..,..,...........to zoe
23e PAIRS BRUSHED RAYoN
AND wool HALF HOSE IN
solid colors for boys Broken
sizes II To i2............t9c
IS COTTON coVERALLS in
tan twill weave. Junior boys
broken sizes : 10 IL. o9e
COWS sfoRG-SGc0no flooR
FARsGR-stCrioss Q aso c
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sag pairs FABRIC GLOVES,
rayon and cotton. in bright
Spring shades and dark colors
......,........ 6oc to $1.oS
$50 pairs LEATHER GLOVES
in kid. domestic capeskin and
pigsk kin. Light and dark
shades. Sf.29 10 S2.95
1o2 pairs LEATHER GLOVES
IN dOeskin-finished lambskin.
lid and domestic Capeskin.
-CeleFs suitable fef Spring r. =.
-. =. .. i. +. +. So 80 To S7.s5
FIRST FLoos-woopwAR0
SECTION
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HOT SEHOLD
LINENS

5oo GALLOWAY BATH
TOWELS. sec and 89c
2o3 GALLOWAY GUEST
TOWELS. 29c and sec
81 GALLOWAY BATH
MATS ....,.S1.to
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BEDDING NEEDS

One table Of remnants OF cot
ton and rubber SHEETlN6S.
ONE table Of soiled SHEETS
and CASES.
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THE N.EesIIGEE
SHOP

50 5eoJAckETS, lace trim.
med and tailored types, al $50.
Observation-Disclosures. S5.35
- JUNIOR HOUstCoETS -
s...e........ S10.s5 tn $685.
u BRUSHED RAYoN ROBES
q BETTER HoUSECoATs
AND ROBES s7.s5 TO S24.55
% RAYoN GOWNS .......
.,...,.......... s5c to $685.
Q COTTON GOWNS. .....
........ .....St35 and s2.35
~ ENSEMBLE NEoIlGEES
..............s 2.s5 to St1.a5
rHE sE6LiGEg SHOP
INSTRUMENTATION
Fashion JEW ELRH
20 ASSORTED BRACELETS.
PINS. NECKLACES .....
......t............ zoe to s3.45
7 comPAcrs ..... zoe
t26 Assorted coMPACTs
..............,.. St1o
81 pairs EARRINGS ......
...... ... 6ec 10 s3.45
81 CIGARETTE CASES
.....t.......... 7ec 10 1929
Group Of INSIGNIA PINS, in.
Guiding many branches or the
services. sterling silver and
gold plated sterling, some
enameled and rhinestone set
- .-.-.---.-. ----- - 39c 20 S5-95
Prices Plus lo9, Feders Tar
FtRsr rLOoF-wooowA
section
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-11
To a man who
wants a
better Job

If a Job means something more TO
you than just putting in time
If who you work Tor is as important
as what you do then you are
the man we'd like TO talk TO. Here
at Southern Pacific there IS fine
opening for you-and in the WORK
of your choice. There are jobs Tor
experienced machinists, carpenters,
boilermakers-for craftsmen OF all
kinds. Jobs for semi or unskllled
men and at many points, GOOD
clerical jobs Remember, when Ger
many's finished, S.P. will have more
work than ever g. rolling the war
westward in the Big Push against
Japan. Whatever job you take at
.S.P. will be a vital job and Will
have that interest and excitement
to it that is always part of rail-
roading. Good wages. Friendly people
to work with. Railroad pass privil-
eges. Fine pension plan. Medical
services. A job with S.P. you'll find,
is a real job. Look into 1t now.
Apply TO local S.P. Agent or SP.
Employment office, Room SIS, Pac-
ific Electric Building, 9th d. Main,
Los Angeles.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-11
l.. A. PRODUCE

Los ANGELES, SEP. II. tUP)-
Avocados: Steady. Per pound: Nabals-
1sc: No. 2s. 7-9c: Anahelms. 15-l6c; No.
2s, lOc; Dickinsons, l0-12c: Ryans. 2O-22c,
Beans: Weaker. Per pound: Kentuckys'
s-l0c: fair, &C; ordinary, 4-5c; yellow
wax. S-l0c ordinary. SC; blackeyeS, To-
lie: Limas, bush, Csc; fair, SC; pole,
9-10c; Carpinteria. S-l0c.
Bunched vegetables: Steady. Per crate:
beets. 2ls- 3 dozen, ! PSI. 65; carrots, !
dozen. 1.25-1.6 .65; iced crates, dozen,
Santa Barbara, $50; dozen, 3.23-3 80;
chard. dozen. l.00-1.25; green onions,
: dozen. 100000: ordinary, 3.O0-3.5 80;
kale. 3 dozen, 80; kohl rabi. dozen,
1.25: leeks. dozen. 2.00-2.25; mustard,
/ dozen, 1.75-20O; parsley dozen.
10000; radishes, small, red. dozen,
.. .25-275; ordinary. 1.75-2.0o; spinach, 4
dozen, 240; turnips, 2ls-3 dozen, 1.75-
200; ordinary, 1.00-1.25.
Celery: Firm; local Pascal, 20-22 in.
crates, 1882 50; fair, 1.75-200; shed
rack, 3.00-3.2 IS; lettuce crates, 1.75-2O0;
Sturdee crates, 325.
Corn: Firm; Golden Cross, local, 3-3ls
dozen lugs, best, 1.25-1. 35; fair, LOO
l.l5: ordinary, 75c: local field corn, 40c.
Eggplant: Dull. Per pound: best, 10c;
Figs: Steady, Per pound: Local Bruins
wicks, s-1Oc; few, 12c; fair, 6-7c; ordi-
nary, sc.
gas. SIC; red Malagas. 7ls S. &c; Con-
cords. SC; Escondido Muscats, 10c.
Onions: Dull; street sales 50-pound
sacks Spanish. local, medium, 90c-1.1O'
,.dinary, 75c; Italian reds. 1.25-1. 50;
White Globes. 1.75-2.25; best, 200; fair,
/ so: No. IS. 75c-1.OO; boilers. white
Globes, 275; white Spanish, 2.50-275
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-11
N. i. STOCKS

New York, Sept. 9. UP)-Trading fell
NEW YORK Sept II. U1Pl The stock
market Monday began the new week
with a rally under the leadership Of
American Telephone & Telegraph capital
stock and the aircraft group.
Telephone regarded as the hluest Of
sihe blue chips. ran up more than ?
points 10 within points OF its high for
4 the year Before Telephone turned up
the aircraft section was swinging into
action in its best rally for many months.
The new demand stimulated by these two
departments influenced a rise in nearly
all other sections OF the market
However, volume continued small and
traders continued very cautious on the
tape on the theory the small recovery was
technical one but would not risk large
new commitments on the upside pending
Qualification of the recOnVersion prob
lens that win attend end of the war in
Europe.
Demand for the aircrafts reflected be-
lief that this section had been oVersOld
and that IL would not suffer the set
backs in the postwar era that recently
have been predicted
Douglas aircraft madea new high at
ssN up 2& points and held most of the
rise Grumman aircraft was heavily
traded and IL also made a high on
fractional gain Consolidated-Nultee at
its high OF 49, was up more than
point Wright Aero gained .. All the
other aircrafts firmed fractonally.
Preliminary closing Dow-Jones aver
ages: Industrial, l4430, up O.SS; rail
se AZ. up O23; utility 2455, up OH;
and 65 stocks 81 as. up O.34.
Sales were 571 $40 shares against 62S,-
$50 last Friday. Curb turnover was l4S,-
$50 against III, sos Friday.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-11
SoftbaII Teams
Vie for Second
SPOT This Week

El Centre softball league is off
on the last week of the seasons
eighteen weeks of play. TroyS and
Sandy Beach open the week and
Marine Flyers, top perchers, and
Dessert Seed ring down the curtain
Friday night, However, two post
poned games are to be played and
it may be a post-season week will
be necessary. Managers are con-
Sidering at least one more All-Star
contest before folding up the season.
With the pennant for the sec
ond half cinched by Marine Flyers,
the tussle now is for second place.
1t is possible for Navy Flyers and
Acmes to tie for the second spot,
but each must win to establish the
Telephone Company wednesday
night, which ordinarily would give
the edge to the AcmeS, but it
might be in the cards for the Phon-
ers to rise up and slock EN-. Navy
Flyers have a bit harder task, if
the law of averages count. as they
clash with the BIG school, sixth
placers, Thursday night.
League management looks for, and
hopes for big crowds to finish off
the season. Self-financed for actual
expenses only, the league has de-
pended upon free-will admission
and it is pointed out, a good at
tendance will enable the le.gue to
come out, at least even financially.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-11
Veteran Golfer
Defeats Youth

PEBBLE BEACH, Cal. Sept. IL.
CUPl-Ernie Pieper. Jr.. husky San
Jose link veteran, ruled 1914 Cali
fornia golf Monday. adding the
state amateur title to his open
crown by outdriying 17-year-old
Bobby Rosburg to win five and four
over the fog-enshrouded Pebble
Beach course Sunday in the &C.
hole finals of the 33rd California
state amateur golf championships.
Pieper, 32-year-old seed sales
man. won his second title in 18
tries, repeating his 194l victory.
Rosburg. a Stanford University
sophomore from San Francisco, was
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-11
BY UNITED PRESS

The Los Angeles Angels clinched
at least a tie for the 1914 Pacific
Coast League baseball champion
ship by sweeping a doubleheader
from Hollywood, 6-2 and 80, Sun
day to &c into the final week of
play eight games ahead of Portland.
The Beavers maintained a math-
ematical chance for a pennant tie
with the 1943 titleholders, turning
back Sacramento 1915 and 80.
Seattle and San Francisco stayed in
a tie for third, the Rainiers split
ting with San Diego 1-2 and 4-3
while the Seals were losing to Oak
land 4-2 and winning AL.
Final eight-game series this week
send Seattle to Los Angeles, Port
land to Oakland, San Francisco to
San Diego and Hollywood to Sac
ramento. Oakland, two games out
of fourth, and Hollywood, 81
games out, will DC fighting to gain
upper division berthS for the post
season playoffs.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-11
PAGE
Thirteen Horses
Die in Fire

NEW YORK, Sept II. OUP) -
Trainer Max Hirsch Monday said
that the fire which swept through
his barn at Belmont Park Satur-
day night and killed 13 horses
quartered there had caused damage
which he estimated at $230,00O.
He said the thoroughbreds which
were killed included Arnold Han
gers Dit. a -year-old gelding
which ran third in the $4,000
Edgemere handicap at Aqueduct
Saturday to raise his total VIM
nings at $87 1856. Other horses
destroyed were Hangers Gig; F. B,
Mason's Faro Queen; r. Emtelford's
que Hora, Forayer, Rosarion, Or
gan Grinder, Noon Sight and Now;
the River Edge Farms RoXbury,
Coral Queen, Flow and Edifice.
Origin of the fire was not known.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-11
L. A. STOCKS

los ANGELES, Sept. II. tUPl-
even Friday on the Ios Angeles exchange
with eight issues up, eight down and SIX
UNCHANGED. Mid day sales moved 5000
shares.
The list Barker Bros. common 100 at
16k, up " Blue Diamond 100 at 24O,
unchaneed: Western Air Lines 100 al 10
Down y Transamerica 100 al 9ls, up \ ;
Pacific Lighting 100 at ABA down Il ;
Fdison common 100 al 242s. down i 4;
Edkon 51s per cent 100 at 30@s, up =
.Richfield 100 al ga, unchanged; Republic
Petroleum 100 at 5a. unchanged; Sunray
400 al 524, unchanged; Union Oh 100 al
1sss. up \. Gladding- Mclean 100 at 1885,
cown X Hudson 200 al 10, down \
Ryan 100 at 3ss, unchanged; Farnsworth
400 at ID. up Is.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-11
SoftbaII STANDINGS
Second Half
RANGERS SCORE VICTORY
Nv UNITED PRESS

The Hollywood Rangers, swamp
ing San Diego 3l-6 TO score their
second consecutive win, held undis
puted first place in the American
professional football league Mon
day as the Portland Rockets capi-
talized on every break to trounce
the Los Angeles Mustangs 30-7. The
upset Mustangs, superior in all
statistics except the score, went
into a second place tie with Port
land and the Seattle bombers, at
one win and one loss each.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-11
L. A. LIVESTOCK

los ANGELES, Sept II. tUPl-
Cattle: SalaOle, GOO head, about steady;
load common Mexican steers. 3.75: odd
medium steers. u 50; medium feeders,
q SOLO. so: medium TO good COWS, 1000
IL 25; cutter TO common, s.25-9.75; can
ners and cutters. s.00-9OO common TO
good bulls, s SOIL 50.
Calves: Salable, so head; steady; me
dunn TO good slaughter calves, 1900
l425; few medium light stockers, 1000.
Hogs Salable, 200 head; active, steady;
medium TO choice l75-24o pounds, largely
Is rs; heavier weights and medium grades
$500; good TO choice sows ii .oO-l4.5O.
Sheep: Salable, none; good 10 choice
wooled lambs quoted l4.25.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-11
= oos& Pennunt
Decision Neors

San Francisco 006 080 x-l4 10 l
Lott, Sullivan 90 Gables t5) and
B. Raimondi, Fenech; Seats and
OgrCdowski.
Los Angeles ........z12 lUl 0-8 IL /
Hollywood ......--... 900 020 % l
Comellas and Sarni; Smith, Intle-
kofer (4) Weldon CD and Buonar-
igo.
Seattle ................... .O2O OCR O. 7 0
San Diego ......O2O 0lO % 9
Turpin, johnson 90 and Sueme,
Spindel Co; Wood, Lucier CD Dunn
Ter CD and Salkeld.
Portland ...........010 900 2-3 7 l
Sacramento 900 00O 90 2 3
Pieretti and Adams; Babbitt and
Steiner.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-11
CHICAG(I GRAIN

Chicago, Sept. >. tUP)-The additional
6-cent reduction in the Canadian export
tax upset early grain prices on the board
of trade Friday but wheat turned indie
pendently firm. Cats prices showed drop
high point.
Oats finished the day off 2lA to 2&
cents a bushel: wheat unchanged to up
$ rye off i TO Ia and barley off i.
TO quoted off Is.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-11
NELSON ADDS TO PURSE

DALLAS. Tex, Sept. II. CUP)-
Byron Nelson of Toledo, O., VINO has
made bankers income playing
golf this year, picked up a first
place prize of $2G66 in war bonds
to swell seasons total prize money
to nearly $4,000 by winning the
S13,333 Texas open with an eight
under-par total of 276.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-11
S0FTBALL.
SCHEDULE

September 11-TroyS VS.. Sandy
Beach.
September 12-Baptists VS.. Ma
rine Group.
September 13-Telephone Com
pany VS.. Acmes.
September 14-Navy Flyers VS.. B
g. G School.
September l5-Marine Flyers VS..
Dessert Seed.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-11
REDSKINS WIN

BALTIMORE, Md, Sept. II. UP)
The Washington Redskins of the
National Professional Football league
operating out of the "T" formation
made famous in professional foot
ball by the Chicago Bears, beat the
bears at their own game Sunday,
PIT.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-11
l.. A. GKAIN

Los ANGELES, Sept. II. tUPl-
No. ! hard or SOFT white wheat, bulk
1902 65; grading barley, DC pounds, bulk
2. .221e . 27la; No. = oats, So pounds
bulk, 2.6O-2. 65; No. > yellow corn, bulk
no offers; No. milo, bulk. 2.47l2 .. 81 4.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-11
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Sundays Results
Boston 3-3. New York I'd
Detroit Sd, Cleveland OF.
St. Louis 6-2, Chicago 2-3 Second
game IL innings.
Washington 2-8, Philadelphia 1-2.