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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-06

v napotje; toda tega j nj sme-
la reci. Konecno Sc je uklonila
Marijini prosnji in je odsla.
Maria je bila sama. Nekoli-
kokrat Sc il je zazdelo, kot bi
pred vrati slisala korake. IL La
zotovega zmesanega govorjenja
je izprevidela, kako je bill otrok
naklonjen ocetu. o svoji mate
ri pa nj hotel nicesar slisati.
Bio je okoli polnoci, ko Sc
vrata tho odpro in Wolf stopi.
Prestrasena skoci Maria po-
konci. Wolf pa migne z roko in
pravi tho:
Ne boj Sc, Maria, samo
hocem Sc enkrat pogledati otro-
ka.
L. teh besed je zvenela veil
ka bolest, da je bila M a r j j a
ginjena v dino srca. Zatem pa Sc
Maria lahno dotakne njegove
rame in pravi:
Imejte pogum, gospod
stotnik. Upam v najboljse. Sa-
mo da hi prestal krizo.
Yes zmesan sc Wolf obrne.
-Kaj pravzaprav hoees tu-
kaj? Kako prides sploh sem?
Men bolestni pogled je lezal
ma njegovem oblicju, v katere-
ga je skrb zadnjih dni zarezala
globoke brazde. Koliko je mo-
raj trpeti zaradi otroka.
- DR.. Korneliusu sem obi ju-
bila, da bonn stregla bolnemu
otroku. Ko sem izvedela, cegav
otrok je, je bio prepozno, da bi
odklonila, ker bi bilo sumljivo.
Sicer hi sc bila izognila temu
srecanju.
- In kako 81 prisla do te
obleke? jo izprasuje dale.
- Nobenega drugega zaveti-
Sea nisem imela, ako nisem ho-
tela postati slaba, - odgovori
Maria.
Wolf je ne mara vec izprase-
vati, ker je otrok zopet postal
nemiren.
Papa, papa, - prihaja v
presledkih IL njegovih ust sla-
boten glas. - Ostani pri meni.
Mama vedno tepe Lazota. Papa,
ne bodi zalosten, cetudi mama
zmerja. Mama nj dobra. Ampak
papana ina Lazo rad. Pridi in
daj Lazotu poljub!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-06

Ljubeznivo je njen pogled po-
cival ma sladkem obrazu bolne-
ga otroka. Kako podoben mu je
bill; : nicesar nj incl cd svoje pre-
lestne matere. Skoro nehote po-
ljubi otrokovo malo rocico, XII je
bila sklenjena v pest in Sc je
nemirno premikala po odeji.
Gabrijela poslje sobarico, da
vprasa Mario, ako hoce Z Mi
mi jesti; Maria pa Sc zahvali.
Nj hotela pustiti otroka niti "a
trenutek. Tako so il prinesli jed
v bolnisko soho, toda le malo je
pokusila.
Po deveti uri pride dr.. Korne-
Illus. Otrokovi starsi so bill oh
njegovi postelji; Wolf nj izpre-
govoril niti besede. Nato pa gre
z zdravnikom, XII je Mariji Sc
nekatere stvari narocil, Gabrije-
la pa ostane sama z Mario. So
ba je bila lie malo razsvetljena :;
svetilka je bila zagrnjena, da nj
svetloba motila bolnega otroka.
Lazo je incl hudo vrocino in
je zelo fantaziral; pogosti kaselj
ga je mucil, da .je veckrat po-
polnoma zdelan obvisel ma Mari
jinih rokah.
- Sestra, sestra, kaj bo liz te-
ga?- stoka Gabrijela in v obu-
pu vie belle roke. - o, vsa sem
liz sebe.
- Samo pogum, -- il prigo-
varja Maria, - tudi zdravnik
upa ma najboljse. Mislite pa tu-
di ma sebe in lezite.
Ne, ne, zavpije Gabri-
jela, - ostanem pri svojem
otroku; pri vas, da vam poma-
gam; sal vi tudi ne spite. Cuj-
mo tedaj skupaj.
- Zadnje dni sem skoro sa-
mo spala, sem popolnoma trdna
in sem navajena cuti;, meni to
nj mic. Toda vi, gospa pl. Wolfo-
va, tega ne morete vzdrzati; !;
spite sal nekaj ur, potem boste
mocnejsa in trdnejsa. Pc dnevu
mi lahko malo pomagate in bo-
ste pri otroku nekaj casa, kadar
bonn JAZZ nekoliko legla. Nora
mo Sc zamenjati.
Maria je hotela biti sama tu-
di zaradi tega, ker il je bila Ca
brijela pri postrezbi otroka lie
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| -, Maria, ali te imam zopet?
- Glas se mu trese.
Maria pa lahno, toda odloc-'
no strese glavo.
- Ne, Wolf, nikar, vse je
proc. Nikar mi ne govori O pre-
teklosti. - Ne da bi hotela, il
je zaupni "ti'' prisel skozi ustni-
ce. - Pojdi sedaj in ne bodi v
skrbeh zaradi tvojega sina; pa
zila bonn mani, kot bi bill moi. =
Solze so Sc tresle v njenem gla-
su in njena postava je drgeta-
la.
Ali mi noces sal povedati,
kje 81 bila, kako Sc ii je godilo
v teh letih, odkar se nisva vi
della? Kako sem poizvedoval po
tebi!
Wolf, sedaj vidis, kako sem
nasla mir - privosci mi ga in
ne izprasuj me vee.
- Mir! pride grenko il ME-
govih ust. - Ako bi ii mogel
povedati, ko bi tt vedela, kak
nemir je v meni, koliko trpim,
bi imela usmiljenje z menoj. Nj
81 me odslovila in nisi mi dovo-
lila, da bi vsaj bill v tvoji blizi-
nj, da hi. te videl in slisal tvoj
glas.
- Wolf, kako mores sedaj ma
to misliti? Prosim te, pojdi! Pu-
sti me samo! Ne vzemi mi mo-
jega miru, mole premisljenosti,
XII jo tako potrebujem. Da bi
bilo sal to svidenje prihranje-
no! Postala sem zadovoljna; ;
konecno sem vse premagala, po-
zabila!
- Ali tt je bilo to tako lah-
ko? JAZZ te nisem nikdar poza-
bill, nisem te mogel pozabiti in
tega tudi nikdar nisem posku-
Sal. Bridko 81 mascevana, Ma
RIA. - Gabrijela, toda nocem
je obtezovati: mogoce sem JAZZ
ravno toliko kriv. Moi zakon je
cez vse mere nesrecen!
- Wolf, - ga opozarja Ma
rija, - premisli in pridi sam k
sebi. Tega ne smes reci. Imas
vendar otroka, lepega ljubeznji-
vega otroka.
Ia trenutek jo pogleda. Ka-
ko more tako sladko govoriti ?
z globokim vzdihom vstane in
rece:
- Grem; ako sc pri Lazotu
bolezen obrne kaj ma, slabse,
me takoj poklici. Obljubi mi to-!
- Da, Wolf, kar pojdi brez
vsake skrbi. Spi, ker 81 spanja
potreben, - pravi Maria in ga
ljubeznivo pogleda v njegov ble-
! di obraz.
Ponudi mu roko, rekoc: -
Lahko noe, moi Wolf!
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Gov+. Net
PriscilIos
4.64 vrednost!
3::s.s9 90

Polne, obilne mreza-
ste zavese .. krasne
in prijetne "a katero-
koli soho v vasi hisi.
Atraktivna ivory bar
va, mere 44x87 incev
dodge.
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NApRODAJ

NApRODAJ
Dobra prilika sc nudi hitremu
kupcu. Ma Addison Rd. Sc pro-
daja 3 hise, vsaka Ease ma svo-
jemu lotu, vsaka po 2 druzini.
Vsaka hisa ina 2 forneza. Hise
so v jako dobrem stanju. TIE hi
Sc morajo biti prodane zaradi
dedscine. Rojaki, pozurite Sc,
ker take prilike nj vsak dan.
F1isa 6 sob ma Edna Ave., bill
zu Addison Rd., samo $500.
Te hise 81 lahko ogledate, &c Sc
zglasite pri JOS. LUSHIN-U,
lib Myron Ave., ali pa pokli-
cite HE 1854, XII je edini pooh
lascen "a to prodajo.
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Lazo Sc dvigne in gleda oce-
ia 2 zarecimi ocmi. :. ~

Lazo Sc dvigne in gleda oce-
ia 2 zarecimi ocmi. :.~
- Zakaj ne prides? O, ne
smes! o, pazi, samo, potem pri-
de Lazo, sal mama ne vidi; sc
je odpeljala S kolesom.
In Lazo hoce skociti s poste-
lie. Maria pa ga velikim tru-
dom zopet polozi v posteljo. Te-
daj pa udari proti njej in reee:
-. Proc, grda mama! Vedno
drazis in. jezis papana, potem pa
je papa tako zalosten.
Otrok joka in vpije in sled
njic Sc omagan zvrne v blaine;
obraz je bill poln potnih srag.
Maria ga skrbno obrise in
mu ovije move obkladke.
Ali smem pomagati? -
vpraSa Wolf, cegar obraz Je OBJ
lila rdecica, ker Sc je sinu bled-
10.
Maria samo odkima z glavo
in Sc ukvarja dale z otrokom,
da Sc je pomirI.
Kot temna senca so lezale ME-
COVE goste obrvi ma bledem Ii
Gu. Kako upaden in droben je
postal v nekaj dneh. Neprene-
homa so sc mu nategovale zile
okoli ustnic. Drugace je bill mi
ren.
Maria je polozila svoje roke
ma otrokove, kot bi ga hotela va
rovati.
Wolf sede ma drugo stran po-
stelje, kjer je pref Gabrijela Sc
della in gleda ma malo rocico, XII
je pref kazala Sc tako moe, XII
pa je sedaj omagana lezala ma
odeji.
Ko vidi Mario, kako skrbno
pazi ma otroka, ga presine mi
sci - kot matt - in bi mogo-
&c tudi mogla biti, ako ne bi -
in Maria sedi povesenimi oc-
mi, bojee Sc pogledati mu v
obraz.
Tukaj v nocni tisini sedi sa-
ma ljubljenim mozem pri po-
stelji njegovega otroka. Tega
81 nj nikdar mislila. Tedaj pa
tudi njej pride misel! - da hi
bill otrok MEN in Wolf njen MOI
kako lepo bi to bilo! Gorece je
pocival njegov pogled ma ME
mem sladkem obrazu. Gleda in
isce v njenih jasnih potezah -
kako tuje, toda tako zaupna Sc
mu zdi v nunski obleki - IL ME
puhti nebeski mir. In kot bi jo
sill njegov pogled, dvigne oci,
toda jih takoj zopet povesi, rde-
ca v obraz, kajti obsla jo je vro-
ca, iskrena ginjenost.
Pocasi in memo polozi Wolf
svojo roko ma memo, XII sc sire
Sc.
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Sobo

med E. 40 st. in E. 63 St., " bill
zini St. Clair Ave. in Lakeside
Ave., Sc zeli dobiti v najem. Kdor
ina "a oddati, maj pusti naslov v
uradu Enakopravnosti.
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ISSce Sc

zensko ali dekle "a splosna his
ma opravila. Mic pranja ali IL
kama. Ostati mora stalno. Po-
klicite med 10. in II. uro dopol-
dne. w 1880.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-27
4. A. STOCKS

Los ANGELES. Aug p. UP, Issues
on the Los Angeles Etnck Exchange Mon
day continued their upward trend for the
fourth successive day Twenty-Five stocks
were up only tuul went down. while
three remained unchanged.
Trading volume was slightly higher than
last weeks closing. Wijh 1870 shares
changing hands Tie list.
Bnlsa Chca 100 at ~. up T.: Republic
Petroleum goo Al Iat. unchanged. Stand
aid of California 100 at l1a-. up ! # Union
ON 100 at 2l7-, up "a; Pacific .4as (
Electric 100 al 40a,, up s. Southern Cali
iornia Edison 81 per cent 100 at 30a>
up ~; Southern Pacific 100 at l6, up
y: Berkey-Gay 400 at 27~. up ~ Barker
BIOS. 100 at Is. up ]; Central Invest
ment 90 at 81. up = Consolidated Steel
200 at lHi@ up ! Blue Diamond 100 at
i'-. unchanged, Dresser Ind. 100 at 2Il4
up f. Garrett 300 ut =, down !, Gen
eral Motors 100 at 7ni4. up -, AlrnaSco
500 a 80 up ~. Northfor 100 at Tf..
up ~ Ryan 100 Al G.-. UP II! Soiar 100
at -. up y Tlunsamcricd 100 III II.
up 81: Fa.hSw"Ith 10 Ua' TO-. up -
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-27
.COASTING
ALONG
MAJOR HOOPLE
RH HAL WOOD

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 27. tUPb
There isn't a sport which doesn't
expect a boom" in its own par
ucular field when the SO-Called
n0rmalCy'' returns.
Even the minor ones predict
nothing but milk and honey for
the future. OF course, there are
bound to be a certain percentage
Of Gisappointments Let's take
look at the small fry in the world
Of sports:
ACHERY This, one Of the most
ancient of competitive sports. has
been going through growing pains
for the last decade and there APP
pears to be no reason to believe
that it viii stop-at least in the
western states. Several states al
ready have passed laws setting
aside areas in which deer may be
hunted by archers only.
BASKETBALL-Can in no way
be classed as a minor sport, be-
cause it leads the nation in spec
tatOrs attracted However, it is just
getting under way as 4 professional
game and promoters already have
lined up a tranScontinental league
that will use aviation for trans
portat;on. Teams will be installed
at least in San Francisco and Los
Angeles in the west.
BOWLING Enjoyed its greatest
popularity during the war while
the defense plants were in full
swing. However, can expect some
tail-Off in the next few seasons
especially around the coast ports
Of San Diego, San Francisco, Port
land and Seattle.
JAI ALAI-This IS not an Amer
iCun sport, but has become so pop
ular as a betting game where legal
lied that it may show one of the
greatest Of ali grOWthS if legalized
in some Of the western StateS-Ne-
Vada. for instance. A huge jai alai
frOntOn now is being constructed
at Tia Juana, Baja California. and
from III ere the popularity may
spread.
TENNIS-The one international
sport that has failed to indicate
future growth in the western states
during the last five years. Profess
sionals, headed by screwbal frankie
Kovac5 and the ever-popular vet
eran Bill Tilden, may rescue it.
TRACK AND FIELD - Western
states again expected to regain
their national supremacy. Los An
gcles bidding for 1948 Olympics.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-27
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL
PROPERTY AT PRIVATE SALE
Probate No. 2270I6


In the Superior Court Of the State
Of California in and 1or the County
Of LOS Angeles III the Matter vi
the Estate Of Edith Myra Lewis. also
known as E. Myra Lewis, also known
as Edith M. Lewis deceased. Notice
is hereby given that under and pur-
suant to the law mace and provided,
the undersigned Franklin j. Cole
Executor will sell at Private Sale.
to the highest and DeSt bidder. sub
ject to confirmation Of said Super
iOr Court on or after the tenth daY
Of September. 1915. at the office Of
said Execute. $50 Western Pacific
Building, 1881 South Broadway, Los
Angeles 15l. State Of California.
all the right. title and interest of
said deceased at The time Of death
and all the right. title and interest
that the estate OF said deceased has
acquired BY operation OF law or
otherwise, other than Or in addition
10 that of said deceased, at the time
Of death, in and to ali that certain
real property particularly described
as follows, tO-Wit
Tracts numbered nineteen 19
and twenty 20 in Subdivision
One Of the City Of Imperial,
County Of Imperial. State of
California. consisting Of about
twenty 20, acres.
Terms Of sale Cash in lawful
money Of the United States on con-
firmation Of sale. Ten per cent of
amount bid to be deposited with
bid
Bids or offers to be in writing
and Will be received at the afore-
said office at any time after the
first publication hereof and before
date OF sale.
Dated this DIST day OF August,
l945.
FRANKLIN J. COLE,
Executor Estate Of Edith
Myra Lewis. Deceased.
DRYER. RICHARDS & PAGE,
800 Rowan Bldg,
Los Angeles. Calf,
Attorneys for Petitioner.
No. A A23-S5, incl.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-27
M MARKETS
L. A. PRODUCE

LOS ANGELES. Aug. p. up Produce:
Avocados: Steady. Per pound. Nabals
23-26c. Anahems lS-23c. Queens 1S-22c.
ltzmanas 15-1Sc-
Beans Strongcr. san Diego county and
northern IU-11c. lew best high as be
fair 6-7C
Bunched Vegetables: Stronger. Per car
ton beets 2-1i dozen 25-1 50: green
onions. S dozen 5.OO-5 80 fair 3O0-3.5O;
kohl rabbi , dozen 80, mustard, ! dozen
1851 so; parsley dozen l.?O-l-sO: rad
ishes small red, dozen , 75-3.23. few
$50; spinach. dozen l.7o-2oo; turn!ps.
2-2i. dozen l5U-2 CO.
Carrots: Steady Iced cartons, dozen
Salinas 3 IS. ; dJze n3.3o.
Cabbage Steady. Local cdnnonba,I, car
tons 2O0-2 25. few 80. fair 1.3U-L73
CauIflGhver: DuW Santa Barbara county
and san Luis Ob.spO county lettuce car
tons, untrlmmed 25-I5u. few ITS. fair
100
Corn. Slightly stronger Local Iugs Gold
en- Cross 25-1.75 best mostly l.5o-l75.
fair 90
Eggplant: Dun CoacheIa valley. per
pound best Csc. fan Sc. ordinary !oy,
as &c: san Joaquin Valley 6-8c. few SC,
san Diego county $50. rev 1uc
Grapes: Steady. rcr pound, san joaquin
Valley Secdcss 5-6c, ftW 7c. few hold
overs low as T5c lug red Maldgas 7-1.2c,
fair Sc.
Lettuce: steady Dry DECK Santa Maria
and WatSon>iur cartons / dozen i 10
300. > dozen 3.Iu-IIo.
onions; Firm Street safes - sacks
Spanish local, medium u9-2- II, iumbos
:. 24-237
Squash: Steady. White summer san Di-
ego county and nutthern lugs. best , 90
2.25. few 25u. fair 125-I5O No Is
40-50c; Italian local ana san Diego, Jugs
200-2.5o. frw 2.73, fdIr l.5u-l Is. No. =
5U-75c
Tomatoes. Steady with wide range in
quality and prices focal ana san Diego
county. luRs 5N6s ana larger 2nU-3 a.
few fancy high us $50. fair l 5O-l75,
ordinary ana ripcs 5O-13c. GNGs. , .Ou-2 y
few fancy hlgn as , so
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-27
". Y. STOCKS

NEW YORK, Aug. y. CUP, Talk Of
tax reductions by January ! and forecast
Of an automobile business boom lifted
the Industrial stoc kaverage to a new
eight-year high today in d general list
registering gains Of fractions to more
than points. Trading increased.
Dozens Of representative stocks made
new highs for the year, including Chrys-
Ter. General Motors, Johns -Manville pre-
.fcTed. Lone Star Cement. Crane Com
pany, American Radiator ana Certain
Steels were strong. Cams IN the leaders
ran to nearly points in Bethlehem
american Smelling made new top.
Railroads ran up more than a point in
such issues as Santa Fe Norfolk & West
ern, Pennsylvania and Southern Pacific.
Liquor shares rose when the Department
Of Agriculture allowed diStilers more
Grain except corn. Airlines SpuTted with
Eastern At new high. NIercanties rose
10 more than , points IN Montgomery
Ward. which made new high. Ols i'm
proved under the lead nt Standard Of
California.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-27
Angels Defect
Be eovers Twice

CuclIar Woodcnd ~ and Krcit-
ner; HelScl, Gunnarson t3) and
Youhher.
Oakland - l03 001 00O-5 9 l
Seattle 000 900 022-4 7 i
Sromme and Kearse: c. john
son. Carpenter 60 and Sueme.
Sacramento 100 900 O3O- 3 0
san Francisco coo 200 63x-I1 I3 0
VaValda. Mccarthy ~ and
Scnlucter: Barthelson and Ogro-
doTSkl
San DIEGO O20 lO2 O1O-6 u ,
Hollywood . 600 900 08x-8 9 5
Knowles, Brillheart 80 and Bal
lnger, Kimball, Williams C9D and
Hill.
Second games:
LOS Angeles 900 001 O-1 I 0
Portland 600 900 % ,
Osborn and Brenner; Pulford ana
Younker
Oakland -- 200 O10 % 3 4
Seattle 900 2lO IA IL @
BaDich, Chetkovich C6D and B.
Raimondi; Fischer and Sueme.
Sacramento 043 200 10 10 !
san Francisco 900 1O1 CO O
Fletcher and Marcucci; Seward,
Oliver -. Drilling t6b and Sprinz
San Diego - 100 .0lO 1-3 10 0
Hollywood 00l 900 OF 0
Dumler and Ballinger; Smith and
Schimling.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-27
L. A. LIVESTOCK

LOS ANGELES. Aug. y. CUP Live
stock
Cattle. SaIable 1000; moderately active
early on steers. other classes SLOW. gen
orally steady. good fed steers 1550-16 90,
few held higher. common to medium
steers u 81 IL. so medium 10 good heifers
I350-15.On: part load fed heifcrs 1873;
medium to good COWS II .i5-13.5O. few
l3.75, cutter to common SUu-11-OO. can
Htis down To 6.75: medium to good sau-
sage bul!S II 5O-l35O, odd lfun. common
down to lU.Gu. medium to good feeder
steers I3ou-13.75, common stock COWS
s -
Calves. Salablc 500: sluw steady; me-
dlum To choice range calves Il. uu-l1.S5.
few head 1900, common To- medium ll.5u-
Y -
Hogs. Salablc 300. active. steady. 1nu-
$50 Iound bafruWs ana giitS 1910. CELL
ing. sOws 90 good to choice no
pound feeder pigs - steady.
Sheep: SalHble none, late Friday lamb,
sharply lower. good S5-91 pound wooded
spring lambs 1900. strictly good ana
ctuicr quoted around II nU. few 4uud SO
poundr feeder lambs IL 3u
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-27
UNITED PRESS

Sevcnth-placc Los Angeles de-
Tending Pacific Coast ieaaue cham
pion5, reared back Sunday and
knocked Portland Oft in both ends
Of a double header. The scores were
So and 10 in doing 50. the Cher
ubs handed the Beavers their third
straight setback and second white
wash i'll two days
Coupled with POrtland's twin
loss. Seattle divided TWO with Oaa-
land. ana gained 4 uaIt game. The
RainierS now are three and one
half games behind Portland i'll the
seat Oakland won the opener. 81
but dropped the nightcap, 4-3. as
Carl Fischer notchcd his 18th pitch
ing victory
SEALS. SACS SPLIT
San Francisco WOn the first game
from Sacramento. liza. but Guy
Fletcher won ,he finale for the Sacs,
1912. to register his Z2nd triumph
He is second to the Seals Bob Joyce
in games won Big Bob has won %
Hollywood and San Diego split a
pair The Stars won the first, sc.
but lost the second 10 Carl Djunler
81
The Beavers got off to g 50 lead
in the opener at The end Of the
third. but the Angels kept picking
away at Roy Helscr until the
eighth when they took over the
lead with a three-rUn blast. Pete
woodend relieved Charley Cuellar,
Cherub starting hmler il the sec
ond and held The league leaders in
check.
Don Osborn applied the white
wash brush to Portland in the days
finale although hc was outpitched
by Don Pulford. Mel Nmes' error
in the sixth gave ROv Parton a life
and Rip RusseIIs tWo-baae clout
won the game
GET SECOND BASENAN
Over the week end, tile National
league Philadelphia PhiIles am
nounced the purchase Of Second
Baseman Ken Richardson from
Hollywood for spring delivery.
Seattle obtained some help for
their catching department in The
form Of Dominic Castro from the
New York Yankees. Earlier this
year ne played for Kansas City.
III 1914. he performed for Newark
of the International league. The
Rainiers are in need Of a catcher
now that Bob Finley is out with an
injury.
Linescores: First games:
Los Angeles 200 OIL 031-8 18 3
Portland 22l 000 00l-6 IA 4
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-27
Cardinals Seen
As Possible
Pennant Winners
Bv CARL LCNDOTIST

NEW YORK, Aug. q. up -
There was more than remote pos
Slblllty Monday that Meet Me in
St, Louis will be the theme song
for the l945 World Series.
For their forlorn :a.is VINO have
given UP early season high hopes
that the Cardinals and Browns
would meet in another one-park
classic it is well to consider the fol-
lowing:
|. Currently they are the hottest
clubs in their leagues, the Cards
riding a six-game victory streak
the last three over the leading Cubs,
have won 18 out Of "a games. The
Browns, climaXing a fOur-game
streak with a Sunday double header
victory over. the White Sox. have
won l8 out of %.
2. Pitching. key department in a
stretch drive, is brilliant on both
teams. The Cards have held the
leading National league batters. the
Cubs, to two runs in three games.
Rookie Ken Burkhardt a 15-game
winner, completed a string Of "a
scoreless innings before the Cubs
finally ended it. Ted Wilks and
Sylvester Donnelly Of the Cards
have recovered from arm ailments
and will be ready to pitch when the
team returns home. For the Browns.
Al Hollingsworth, strictly liability
last season, and Nelson Potter.
disappointment this year until re-
cent weeks. each have Won five
straight games.
3. Both have regulations for
gameneSs III the stretch. Iii five
out of eight games the Cards have
won the pennant they have done it
late in the season. The Browns put
on fine stretch drive last summer
to beat the Tigers. winning their
only pennant on the last day.
The Browns gained TWO full games
Sunday. beating the White SoX 1t
st. Louis. to 2, in 10 innings be-
hind Bob Muncrief, and to ! with
Potter pitching. The victories. cou-
pied with double defeats of the Ii
gers and Senators, left St. Louis
four and a half games off the peace.
Gene Moore broke up the extra
inning game with a homer.
The Cards moved within two ana
a half games Of the Cubs. winning
a single game at Chicago, 5 TO l.
as Charley Rcd Barrett won his
18th game. Just a week ago today
the Cubs led by seven and a half
games. Dewey Williams got the only
Chicago run, homer
Cleveland upset Detroit twice
winning the first game to l on
three unearned runs as Allie Rev
nolds edged Paul Dizzy Trout.
Steve GrOmek scored the winning
run after singing in the ninth to
break up the second game. 5 to 4.
for MS 10Th pitching victory. His
run countered three run homer by
Rudy York in the Tiger ninth.
The Yankees made it four in a
row over Washington at New York.
3 to 2 and to l. Catcher Mike
Garbark drove in all the runs for
Charley Ruffing. who won his fifth
game IN the opener Catcher Rookie
Alan Gettel won the second game.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-27
PRO FOOTBALL LOSES
TWO COAST CLUBS

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 27. up
Professional football on the Pacific
coast Will begin as scheduled Sep
temDer so minus the Portland and
Seattle clubs
League president. J. Rufus Klaw-
ans, announced PCrtlands with
drawdl was due to a player short
ale. Portlands action automatic
ally forced Seattle to drop plans
for the season.
Withdrawal Of the northern
clubs leaves Six California teams:
San Francisco. Los Angeles, Holly
wood, San Jose. Oakland, and San
Francisco.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-27
LOCAL BUTTERFAT
EUROPE GETS GRAIN

HOUSTON, Tex Aug. 27. UP
Grain for hungry peoples Of Europe
literally poured through the Port Of
Housion during the period from
March to july A Houston Mer-
chants Exchange report showed
that 5,129896 bushels of grain --
principally wheat and grain sor-
ghums moved out Of Houston for
war-ravaged European countries
during the period from March "a
to June 30
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-27
TWO PERSONS MEET DEATH
IN LONC BEACH SURF
LONG BEACH. Cal. Aug 2

LONG BEACH, Cal, Aug. 27. up
Two persons were listed as
drowned Monday and one missing
as thousands sWarmed to the beach,
e. over the week end to give life
guards, who pulled so swimmers
from the surf, a busy time.
Jack Price. IT, Monrovia, drown
ed when a large breaker caught him
as he was wading in the surf and
Zip tide carried him beyond his
depth
Fred Davis, 60. drowned when he
vas swept 3CO yards out by an un-
dertoW, and Joe GreilO, is, Hun
ungtOn Park. was considered drown
ed when he dived into Colorado La
COON, and did not reappear.