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Detroit evening times., 1945-08-11

Is INTERESTING 10 note
Il girls named Mickey are
nearly always a little wild In a
nice way.
Young women calling them
selves Pat" are practically all
career minded.
So are girls named Toni, most
OF whom want 10 be writers,
models or actresses,
Females named Elizabeth
want 10 marry and settle down
in nice home in the suburbs
and have at least two children
and four servants. They love
home life. but are adverse TO
houSework.
As for men, never knew a
fellow named Wesley wh o
wasn't good poker player.
When a man is called Charles" !"
by his wife II usually means
the little lady rules the rooSt.
But when a fellow is called
Charley il generally indicates
he is hard 10 handle and is an
enthusiastic pursuer after hap
piness in ga. places.
Hence the term good time
Charley"
QUERIES from clients @
VI Has there ever been a case
of race horse being trans
ported from one track 10 an
other by plane?
A-None I know of In this
country. Believe an English
horse was once transported ny
plane to Paris In take part In
a race at Longchamps. In the
postwar period transportation
OF horses ny plane will he COM
mon. A special plane Tor this
purpose has been designed. IL
will carry II horses.
Q-Are you familiar with a
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-11
BETTER HEALTH
= By Dr.. Herman B1ndesen .

Ulcer OF the stomach and
~ first part OF the intestine.
known as the duodenum seems
10 be increasing in frequency.
This condition Is dangerous
one. For example. in the 10
year period before the war
more than $4,000 deaths from
ulcers were recorded in Eng
land and Wales. The number Of
deaths among males has risen
steadily and since the outbreak
OF the war the process has been
speedcd up. In addition, these
ulcers. because they produce
pain and discomfort. interfere
greatly with efficiency
The symptoms OF ulcer con-
sist Of pain which appears from
one To three hours after meals
and is relieved as rule by
taking food or some alkaline
preparation such rs baking
= soda. 1t is interesting 10 note
yfhst while the number OF
~deaths among males is rising
steadily. IN women the reverse
is true. The increase seems 10
be particularly in men over IS
years OF age.
TNHE exact cause for ulcer Of
L the stomach and of the duo
denum has not been deter
mined. However, the fact that
during the depression years and
the war. the number Of cases
increased. would indicate that
nervous strain and overwork are
at least contributing causes for
the condition.
In England. il was noted that
the heavy air attacks during
1910 and 1911 seemed 10 have
resulted in a sharp rise in NOR
tality from ulcers. Other sug-
gested causes for ulcers are in
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-11

Perhaps the father just ex-
poets too much o. l..
DEAR o. l..
TlIE chilG's reaction is not 80
L much influenced by the
amount Of time spent together,
which of necessity may he small
and Spaceu. as by the inner
quality and general tempo OF
the parents treatment of him.
II the parent is fine char
scter unselhsh. sympathetic,
strongly rclla b lie the child
warns ~ hm both IN his pres
enCe and his absence ~ won-
dertully comforting backlog OF
security
Since this father and daugh-
ter ne4-e- together during week
ends and vacations all through
her childhood, he had adequate
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-11
THESE DAYS
BY George E.
Sokolsky

they are positive moments when
the toll of approval or disap-
proval is taken.
They are the days of audit.
President Truman cannot ig.
more them,
His present conduct must be
focused upon them or his con-
duct will become confused and
his purposes wavering. II IL
not his fault; II is the American
way.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-11
Connolly Answers

b; &c (pearl, ruby, dia-
naond); SC: 4-b; 5-b;
6-(a candle holder at.
tsched to wall; (b) printed
cotton cloth, with designs
OF eighteenth century; (cl
type OF leg on sofa; I'D elab-
orate centerpiece decoration;
(e) mirror with candles att
tached.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-11
DEAR MARY HAWORTH:
uERE is the problem !.

HERE is the problem: A
, father is yearning for the
) confidence and affection OF his
daughter, who has always been
aloof.
Although in her twenties. this
coolncss or indifference seems
10 be growing. which worries
the father more and more.
They never argue or disagree.
W'at can he do IN bring
about closer. more confidlns
friendship
The girls parents were dl-
vorced when she was baby,
hence she has never made her
home with the father. although
they spent every weekend and
vacation together In former
years
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-11

Only Uruguay. Paraguay In
inland.
2-Gunder Hagg. Four minutes,
one and fourteenth seconds.
3-(a) True. (b) False. He
killed himself in 81 A. d.
4-"Lost Weekend"
5-(a) is correct.
6-Matthew 7:24 and Luke 6:4S.
desert Rats.
S-Othello.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-11

HOW TO WIN YOUR ARGU.
MENT," states the principles
discovered. Sent at cost, 10
cents. and a self-addressed. j.
cent stamped envelope.
3-Absolutely false. Nothing
in human affairs is more certain
than that we shall soon begin
TO decrease in population and In
about 20 years too few babies
will be born TO replace the par
ents. We shall reach popu-
lation of about 80 million--
possibly 10 million--and will
then decrease slowly for at least
two or three generations.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-11

fectIons, such aS may he present
IN the teeth, tonslls ard
sinuSes dietary faults such as
overestIng. and the eating Of
too many highly seasoned foods.
Evidently a great deal Of fur
ther study IS needed 10 deter
mine exactly why these ulcers
occur Certain types of persons
apparently tend 10 get ulcers,
These persons are usually high
strung. nervous and slender,
rather than overweight.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-11
Any Questions?
THE EfROIT TINES

TIE - - ~ ~
4 mails personal answers to
questions about the needs
and welfare, rights and prtvt-
Ieges OF servtcemen xHd
women, veterans and their
dependents.
Many answers are printed
daily in this column, but ALL
questions will be answered
directly by mall.
Address questions this way'
AT YoUK sERvICE BUREAU.
DETROIT INNS,
TfMEs SQUARE,
DETROIT u, MICHIGAN
Surely include your nors
and address and a ssif.ad.
drssssd, stamped srUsieps.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-11
Detroit Times Rationing Timetable
GASOLINE

GASOLINE
A Coupou is-s gallons. valid through
sept ~
~ and CT Coupons-s gallons each.
B-a and CO Coupons gallons each.
fLsv requires state name snd license
number be written on every coupon
when received
Gas for soldiers-1 rsllon 4 dtv NJ 10
30 days Mileage ration record fdr
specified auto must be presented BY
snidisr 20 local board where car 10
registered.
FuyL OIL
rsticas 1. II. = ,ns s-v,lld through
huE II 1898
PERIOD { t'4s14s series --v.nd through
AuI. IL, lets
sUGAR
st.mp ~, Boob = valid through
LIQUoR
Ration Rook q. Ns s-VsNs throuEh
Auf n for 1 ausr, ~ whisky
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-11

Waitsr WinehsH. new on
vaeatier. vsH rsturn Sept. 2.
IN the meantime. Jack Lait,
FOR many ysars one Of
a msr most esIerfd
nsUspapsr men. Wiii keep
this space filled. H.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-11

sHOTs
Alrplsrs stamps 4. a. . and a-Vsfid
indefinitely IooSe stamps moi tccrpfsd
CHANGES and sll rented SrACE fSr
Landlords must rsFister all TENANCY
livtnI ~ sleeping
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-26
LOCAL BUTTERFAT
L. A. GRAIN

Los Angeles. July 2G. (UPI-Grain mar
ket change: No. l hard OF soft White
wheat bulk, =. 721@ =. Is; grading bar
ley, 4G lbs, bulk . .25-2 27l.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-26
Night Games Put
Senators Back

NEW YORK. July 26. oUPl-The
fans have the final say-sO, of course,
but as far as the players were con-
cerned there was a preliminary in
dictment against night baseball
Thursday. at least in Washington
and st. Louis.
While casting about for explain
ations Of the flop Of the senators
al home after burning up the road
on their western road trip, it would
be less than logical to overlook that
IN general they switched from after
noon TO nocturnal play.
On the road they won Is cut of
IS games and played only five Of
them at night Back home which
should be the ''unconquerable fort
reSs" of the pennant contenders,
they were able to win only six out
Of 13 games, and played all but
three at night Moreover they won
two Of the three day games and
lost all but four of the 10 night
tits.
At the same time in st. Louis. the
not so robust Red Birds were sup
posed to be making their annual
pennant bid. On a strict diet of
night games except for SUNDAYS.
they managed to win only eight
and lost seven.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-26
MAR RKETS
N. Y. STOCKS

NEW YORK. July 26. CUP)-Stocks
broke sharply Thursday following news
of the overwhelming defeat Of the
Churchill government
Trading picked up on the decline
which reduced values by fractions to
ed The decline got under way slowly
ana accelerated the session pro-
crossed Leaders were making new lows
Tor the day at closing time. --~
Wall Street did not believe the Labor
vlctury in Britain would affect British
foreign policy but il feared sharp
trend to the left there with government
entry into business. Accompanying the
British election news were further re
ports in the street that the Japanese
war was in its last quarter and this
helped the selling along.
War stocks bore the brunt of the
selling. SteelS fell l TO more than ,
points in u. S steel Rails were down
as much as 3 points in Santa Fee Du
Pont lost more than , in the chemicals
Grumman dropped more than in the
aircraftS. international Telephone lost
more than points in lower COM
munication group Utilities joined the
decline.
Graham-Page stood out both in
volume and in strength. 1t opened on
90 600 shares and continued active all
day. II touched 9lA. up 1& points and
a new high, in response 10 announce
rnent the company and Henry Kaiser Will
set up new automobile company to
turn out tow priced and medium priced
cars. Other motor shares declined.
Bonds lost ground with stocks and most
commodities rGceded Business news gen
rIany was favorable including several
improved corporation reports and steady
Carloadng5.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-26
Ry UNITED PRESS

AS pop bottles flew through the
air and three disgruntled Oakland
baseball players were thrown out OF
the game for assaulting an umpire
San Francisco Hurler Bob Joyce
won his 22nd victory Of the season
Wednesday night by score Of II
tu g.
In other Pacific Coast league af-
trays the Sacramento Solons swamp
ed the San Diego Padres by score
OF % to 6. the Portland Beavers re-
gained their seVen-game margin on
first place with to victory over
the runner-up Seattle Rainiers and
Hollywood defeated the Los Angeles
Angels to in the cellar series.
ROW IN SIXTH
The San FranciScO-Oakla con-
test was featured by a wild sixth
inning in which play was halted for
Is minutes to calm down the play
ers and nearly 9000 customers.
Manager Bill Raimondi. his bro
ther Al, and Oakland first Sacker
Vic Picetti were elected after wit
nesses said they pushed and elbow
ed" Umpire Cicero Falls during a
dispute at home plate over whether
or not Del Young was safe. Falls
said he was safe. The Oaks dis
agreed, and the game was halted
while fans threw bottles Of beer and
pop and other prOjectiles onto the
field The inning also saw the Seals
score six Of their - tallies on three
hits, three errors by the Oaks and
LAffaire Young.
PROTEST FILED
The Beavers-R -Rainiers tilt also
brought a milder form of protest
IN the sixth after Portland hurler
Don Pulford hit a pop fly which
dropped in front of second base
man Bob Garbould Umpires Cor
don Ford and Bill Engeln ruled that
Pulford was safe at first as runners
on first and second advanced de-
spite Bill SkIffs contention that
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-26
Pop Bottles Vie
For 3. 3. Honors

Pulford was automatically out under
the infield fly rule The RainerS
finished up the game under pro-
test, Manager Bill Skiff said.
The lineScOreS:
Oakland .....-..... 02O 004 GOO ellis
San Francisco 32O-106 00x-12- 1873
Mann, Al Raimondi o. Gilmore
80 Lott t8) and B. Raimondi, Fen
eCh (6); Joyce and SprinZ.
San Diego ...... 11O 120 DOL 6-14-6
Sacramento wv. OIL 92O 4Ox-23- -22-1
Dumler, Trahd 80 Nelson a.
Green a. and Ballinger, Gregg ~
Willis 90; Wood and Marcucci.
Portland - O2l 0O3 O00-6-13-1
Seattle .....,s., 0O2 900 0O0-2- 81
Pulford and Adams; c. Johnson,
Carpenter 81 and Sueme
Los Angeles .-- lO0 900 OO3-4- II
Hollywood .. $40 01O 6lx-G-l1-3
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-26
Nelson Waits Test
Al Tam 0'Shanter

CHICAGO. July 26. CUP)-Byron
Nelson, facing the toughest field
he has met IN three years, sets out
to prove that he is COLTS greatest
player" Thursday when he tees off
in the rich All-American open, the
feature attraction of George S.
Mays triple header golfing classic
The $60O0C All-Americans, staged
amid the clashing colors and circus
ballyhOo Of a county fair at Tam
O'Shanter Country club, are golf
dom's greatest shows After three
days OF qualifying play, they get off
to a rousing start Thursday with
simultaneous 18-hole medal play
in the mems cpen. the amateur
tournament anC thc WOmen'S open.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-26
T.. a. PRODTCE

Los Angeles, July 70. fOF'
Avocadas Steady: Per lb.; Anaheims
18-22v; ueens, 22-25c; Itzmahas, 20-25c
Nabals 2S-33c.
Bunched vegetables: Stronger. Pei
crate: Beets 2-2h doz.. 1.W-1 p. fe"
$50; chard. 3, doz, 1.0O-1.25. Greer
onions, doz.. mostly 7.50. Radishes
small red, doz., 1.50-..00; spinach
doz.. 10000
Beans, Weaker Per h.: Local and
12c.
Carrots: Steady Iced crates, 6 doz
Salinas. 3.95; ) doz., 3.35.
Cabbage: Steady. Local cannonba
crates, 2 225-2 so; some best heavy PACK
cauIiflower: Steady, Arroyo Grandt
lettuce crates untrimmed, 2.25-2. 50; OK
nard. 275.
celery: Weaker Pascal Venice Co.
20 in. crates. 2.25-2.75; few best, 300
fair, 1.752.0O.
Corn: Dull. Local crates Golden Cross
5 doz., 1.502.00; lugs. 3 doz.. 75c-1.0O.
Eggplant: Dull. Coachella Valley, pei
ID, SIC; some holdovers, low as SOC
crates, local, Csc; few SC.
Grapes: Firm Coachella Valley seed
less, "a lugs, "a lugs. 3.72-3-7S; per TO-.
l57-l6.2 .2c; Ribers. red Malagas and white
Maria and Watsonvlle crates, doz.,
mostly 40. Few late sales low as 3.75
5 doz.. 35O-3.75
Onions: Firm. Street sales, 50 sacks
Spanish local medium. 2.40-2 43; small,
2.O0-225; Jobs. . 40-2.5O-
Squash: Firm. White summer Sar
Diego Co. lugs .00-1. 50; fair, 75c; No. Is,
Italian San Diego Co. lugs, I.25-1.50; few.
best, It's.
Tomatoes: Steady San Joaquin Wy.
lugs, 5x6 and larger. 3.50-4,O0; some
Pearsons high as 4.50, ord, 2.25-2 50,
holdoverS. low as IS, 6x6. 3.OOl3. so
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-26
l.. A. STOCKS

Los Angeles, July 26. CUP
was heavy Tuesday on the Los Angeles
stock Exchange as 81. 600 shares changed
hands with drops and gains balancing
each other. Twelve issues were up. u
down and nine unchanged. The list
BolSa Chica, 100 at As, down u /; Sin
clair. 100 at l57s. up IL; Standard of
California, 100 at 1OAs. down H Sunray.
100 al 6M. up Is Universal Consolidated,
100 al 17A. down Il Pacific Gas and
Electric 100 at %92.. unchanged; Pa
cific Lighting. 100 al SPY. unchanged.
Southern California Edison, 100 at 81 a.
down Il per ce mt, 200 at 81 Y, down
i Consolidated Steel, 100 at 20l4, up =
Creameries of America. 100 at IA. up ;.
Electrical Products, 100 at IA, down =
FalnswOrth. 100 al IA, down Il Garrett,
800 at ga, down a General Paint. leo
al PSI down =, Hunt Foods 100 al
l5s,. up J.. Lockheed, 200 at 253s up y
MenasCo. 300 al 255 up .05; Trans
america. 100 at I22i, down *
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-26
BOB FELLER WINS GAME
FROM CHICAGO CUBS

GREAT LAKES, Ill, July 26.
CUP) - Coach Bob Feller, former
Cleveland Indians pitching ace,
hurled his Great Lakes baseball
team to to 0, three-hit victory
Wednesday over the National league
leading Chicago Cubs. He struck
out TO-
Great Lakes winning run came
in the eighth inning when Johnny
Groth. former Chicago Latin school
athlete, belted a double. scoring
Max Marshall.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-26
L. A. LIVESTOCK

LOS ANGELES, July IS UPJ--
Cattle: Salable 1000 Fairly active
and fully steady on steers and heilels.
Some MeXicans % cents or more higher
Cows slow, steady Part load good light
fed steers, 1925. Numerous loads good
fed steers. 1916 Is. Common to medium
steers, 1914 SO Few 1475 Medium
to good heifers, l3 5O-15. 40; common to
medium cows, lO-l3 few 1880 ODD
young COWS to 10. Gamers and cutters,
7.5O-975. Common To good bulls, ll.5O-
IA Medium stockers, <l2 25-l l3 50. Calves
salabie 400. Steady,f Medium 10 choice
calves and vealers. IA lG; some held
higher.
Hogs: SaAhle 300 Active, steady.
2O0-350 ID, 1915. the ceiling Sows and
stays IS. Few choice 60 ID. feeder pigs.
30. Bulk unsold.
Sheep: Salabe lCO Steady. Good
72-lb. spring lambs. 1880. Good and
choice quoted 16 %.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-26

Civs
Batter Marines $

Holtville Civilian team in the
Imperial Valley Softball league step
ped up another game in the pen
nant race Wednesday night by de-
feating the first half champions,
Marine Station. The score was 3 to
:. The game was played before a
small crowd at Imperial
The Ciyvies from Holtville are
backing their determination to re-
verse their position this half Of the
schedule. They not only finished in
the cellar the first half of the sea-
son, but had the distinction Of not
winning game, Wednesday nights
victory gives the rejuvenated team
two won out OF Two played
Lopez, the youthful Gown South
hurler again had everything neces-
sary on the ball Wednesday night.
Two scratch hits, and no more, tor
the Marines.
The game was cinched in the
opening inning when the CivvieS
Chalked up two runs. They made it
three overall in the sixth. Then
Lopez finished off the Leathernecks
in rapid-fire order in their last
effort to come out from behind.
Slated TO play Thursday night
are the TrOyS and Acmes and Fri
Gay night BIG and H-tville Navy
OAKLAND, Cal. July 26. up
Leonard B. tStuo) Allison, former
head football coach at University Of
California, has been appointed head
counsellor in the personal relations
division at the Oakland naval sup
ply depot.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-26

Will clash. both games to be at he
Fl Centre Stadium.
a D Allen, president OF ne
league is completing arrangements
for two all-star games, one to be
between women's teams from out
SIDE the Valley.
Marines 100 ole % , 0
HOltville 200 001 X-3 ,
Batteries Stowe and Turner and
COrWln. Lopez and StimsOn.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-26
PROTEST FILED
RESULTS

OAKLAND. Cal. July 26. (UP>-
Ray Salas, 1884,, Oakland, out
pointed Cleo Shans. 1882, Los An
geles. last night in 10 rounds. Char
lie Cato. 1872, Oakland, Tko'd Jackie
Cooper, l53. Los Angeles; Al Bata-
no, $50, Los Angeles, outpointed
Pedro Piminez, lat, Vallejo; Benny
Gala, 1856, Oakland. drew with Tiger
Burns, 1877, San Francisco.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-26
POULTRY d EGGS

POULTRY PRICES. Ian p0inIs Imperial
valley OPA Maximum set Oct. II. 1s45)
FIRST pIice-At ranch To Wholesaler or re
taller. Second pIice-Deiiyered to whole
safer or retailer. Third price-At ranch
10 consumer:
Hroilers, Leghorns, under ~ pounds
500; 2A TO 8 pounds. 30; fTyeTs. 10 4
pounds. 29c; roasters. all weights. &c;
fowl. Leghorn, all weights 35hc; colored
all weights. 25A": ducks, all sizes. 25c
rabbits unGer 6 yuurids, 22-24c.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-26

Los Angeles, July 26. UP) Eggs:
Wholesale prices consumer grade: large
grade 47IA, grade 43la; medium
grade A 42& small grade A 38l.
Candled eggs to retailers: Large gr2de
AA. cases 81. cartons So; medium grade
AA, cases ~. cartons &c; large grade
A. cases - cartons ST. medium grade
A. cases "A. cartons 46, small grade A,
cases 40, cartons ~, large grade B,
cases -. cartons Al
Retail prices to consumers (cartonb
Large grade AA 5S, medium 50: large
grade A SO. medium 80, small Is; large
grade b 81.
Butter and POULTRY unchanged al cell
lngs.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-26
PICKETS BIG EVEN !

CHEYENNE, WyO.. July Is. UP .
Arlene Wienke, Oakland, CAM
Who saws she is president vi ta-
National League Against Rode"-
wednesday picketed the aunu-.
Frontier Days parade. Her pick
Dlacard read: "Rodeo sport l~ coN-
ardlv and savage breeds wat mo
crime-stop cruelty-be kind I.
dumb animals.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-26
CHICAGO GRAIN

Chicago, July -. UPl Action cen
tered in rye futures on the Board Of
Trade Wednesday with the trend up
ward. Firmness stemmed from the fact
that 1945 rye viii be free Of ceilings
Also SZeable delivery on July contracts
was regarded as having gone INTO strong
hands. Other gains We're quiet and steady
with oats relatively easy.
Rye finished the day up l1- to L.
cents bushel; wheat up 3-S 10 5-s
corn unchanged to up 3-s, oats up Is
to off Ia, and barley up 7S to ! Is.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-26
l.. A. HAY

LOS ANGELES. July II. UP>-Alfalfa
market: No. l. 50 5O-3l SO No leafy
Is 100000; No. 2 25.0O-26 so; No. ! bar
ley hay. "a OO2 % 90; No. J oat hay, % 90
81 90.
NAV 50 O5n
The midland journal., 1945-09-14

No matter what the palmist may tell you
;. no matter what you may read in the stars
you can be absolutely certain of one thing in
your future.
And that's what your War Bonds promise
you in just ten short years.
Whether you want to buy plane, or send
your son to college, or take good long vaca-
ton, the best way to make your future plan
The midland journal., 1945-09-14
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The midland journal., 1945-09-14
JUDAH'S CONCERN
FOR HIS FAMILY

LESSON TExT-Genesis 44:ls-34.
GOLDEN TEXT-How shall / go up to
my father, and the lad be not with me?-
Genesis 4:34.
The midland journal., 1945-09-14

come true is to buy more War Bonds.
Put more and more of your money into
them-the best Investment in the lUorld. And
once you've bought War Bonds-hold onto
them till they mature.
The midland journal., 1945-09-14
SURELY YOU CAN IN THESE !!

Remember-time flies. In ten short years
you'll be getting back four dollars for every
three you've put into ''E" Bonds.
You couldn't ask for better, or wiser, way
to help yourself to happier future!