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Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-16
MEXICAN LARORER DIES
OF HEART AILMENT

Trinidad Morales, 40. Mexican Ia
borer. died of heart attack in
BraWley Sunday night, according
to Deputy Coroner Orval Wake,
who was called to investigate. The
body was taken to the Lemons
Wiley mortuary. Funeral arrange
mentS are pending on word from
his wife and seven children who live
in Mexico.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-16
PEDESTRIAN SUFFERS
HURTS WHEN HIT BY CAR

Albert Aulctta. IS, WAS taken to-
Yuma General Hospital III a serious
condition Sunday night when hc
was struck bv a car driven by Paul
T. Srazicr, Yuma air field. as he
was Waking on the highway one
quarter mile west OF Yuma. accord
ing 70 the California highway pa
troll Office.
The accident occurred at 10 30
rm. Auletta suffered broken ribs
and a collapsed lung. Srazier called
an ambulance TO the scene. officers
said No citation was given tic
driver.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-16
Belgian Premier
Calls Session
Of Parliament

BRUSSELS, July 16. CUP,-Pre-
mier Achille Van Acker's cabinet
Monday called a meeting of the
Belgian parliament to consider the
country's troubled political situa-
ton. Van Acker said earlier that
the crisis had reached a stalemate
when King Leopold refused to abdi-
cate.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-16
Officers Seek
Two Mexicans
In Staying Quiz

SheriffS officers Monday were
looking for two McXicana alleged
to have crossed the border west oi
CaleXiCo and wanted bv MCXicali
authorizes III connection with a
fight in that city Sunday III which
a man was said 10 have been killed.
Names Of the wanted men were
not known but onc was described
as about six tcot in height and tn"
other five feet eight inches. Both
were wearing blue trousers
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-16
CANOEIST BROWNS

LOS ANGELES, July 16. UPD-
Cpl. Edward Maresh, formerly of
Wilbur, Neb., drowned Sunday in
Echo Park Lake when his canoe
overturned. Sgt. Gerald Curtis, %,
who, like Maresh, was stationed at
March Field, rescued the corporal'S S
companion, Eva Rasich, but the
panic-stricken MareSh resisted eff
IortS to rescue himi.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-16
Peeved Prisoner
Burns $500 Cash

BRISTOL. Conn, July Is. CUP)
Police reported Monday that
Stephen OstroSki, SO. was SO burned
up" over his arrest on charges of
intoxication and breach of the peace
that he set afire $500 he had on his
person in the police lookup.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-16
SIGNS ELOnn nINrKINr Ell

SACRAMENTO July Us. J-p,
Gov Earl Warren Monday Icurl
a bill by Senator Ed Fletcher ,E
San Diego. crcatiug thc san nlra
flood control district II wA lnprrl
law September Is.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-16

on ShimOkita penins ula.
A cCmmunique from Fleet Ad-
miral Chester W. Nimitz' head
quarters revealed that the ram
paging American warshipS and
carrier planes destroyed or dam
aged 1913 japanese ships, most of
them in the watery trap between
HonShu and Hokkaido, and wreck
ed 90 enemy planes Saturday and
Sunday.
ALL TYPES IN ACTION
Every type Of WarShip in the vast
American arsenal was now in &C
ton in an all-Out campaign to
bring the enemy to battle and
either bring Japan tC its knees with
bombs and shellfire or soften it up
for invasion.
At the same time, a fleet of so
to IS B-29 Superfortrecses thun-
dered in from the Marianas last
night to splatter $50 tons Of fire
bombs en- the Nippon Oil company
planes at Kudamatsu, on the south
western tip of Honshu.
The B-29s fought through a
scattering of japanese fighters and
meager anti-aircraft fire to stoke
huge conflagrations in the refinery
areas and returned without less.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-16
browns IN LAKE ARROWHEAD

lake ARROWHEAD, Calf, July
Is. CUP)-F1ight Officer F. Conners,
Long Beach army air base, drowned
Sunday in Lake Arrowhead. Con-
ners was swimming alongside an
outboard motor boat when he sud-
denly went under
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-16
FACES THEFT CHARGE TRIAL

Everett Menely was held to an
Swer in superior court on felony
charge of theft Of tire, tube and
wheel, when he appeared Monday
morning in J. E. Simpsons justice
court.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-16

abSenteeism and lowered efficiency
on the job -
ON COMMITTEE
Other members on the suhCCm-
mittee were Sens Ebert D. Thomas
Cd, Utah; James M. Tunnel DD.
Delaware; Robert M. La Toilette
tSD, WiTcOnSin, and George d.
Aiken (RD, Vermont
The report also said that
l. The WLB should adopt a def
mite policy on substandard wages,
using the ccst-Of- living budget ap-
prOach as its criterion in determin-
ing what rates would be required
to wipe out Substandard living con-
ditionS.
2. The WLB should apply this
new policy uniformly to both VOL
untary and dispute cases. The
boards present policy applies only
to voluntary cases
3. The WLB should stop the
practice of counting increases
granted to bring wages to subsist-
ence level against the Is per cent
allowable raise under the Little
Steel formula.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-16

STON. July Is. CUP)-
Thieves, who recently broke into a
Boston tailor shcp, stole only the
trousers belonging to 40 suits
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-16
IOBBLER>, INTENSE n0URLES

FAST LANSING. Men. Jalv IG
UPl-Coat of producing turkeys
n Michigan mas 1Iurv man uu.,-
olcd since 1899 il !. reported by the
Michigan Turkey Gre Wers Assn.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-16

abSenteeiSm and lowered efficiency
on the job ="
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-16
Senators Would
Boost Minimum
Pay for Workers

Continued from Page One)
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-30
Stocking No Hell p

Fish and game populations are
no longer gagged by the pressure
of hunting or fishing. Michigan
like other states have long since
found that the stocking of waters
with fish and the artificial pro-
pagation of wildlife is not the
answer to good hunting and fish
ing.
Both fish and game are the
products of their environment,
and they prosper or fail TO prosper
in direct proportion TO the number
of favorable environment factors
that are present or provided.
Winter feeding, predator control,
law enforcement and stocking are
but fragmentary practices OF
management.
Many appeals reach us TO urge
the conservation department TO
send coops of pheasants, coons and
rabbits for stocking, or tank of
fish for local waters--or to please
stop the poacherS--or TO put the
"blitz" on predators--or this OF
that ia help the hunting"
Unfortunately it is not as simple
as that. II would be the easy way
out to propagate and release more
and more wildlife, at the expense
of sound practices, such as habitat
improvement, water impoundment,
land acquisition and development.
research, soil and water improve
ment, forestry and public rela-
fiOnS
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-30
Ansuers

Q-What were the most goals
scored by a team in the National
Hockey League and what year
was il?
A-Montreal scored 2S4 dur
ing l943-44.
Were the Red Wings in
volved in the longest hockey game
ever played and what was the
outcome?
A-Yes, the Red Wings de-
feated Montreal Maroons, 10,
after l76 minutes and 80 sec
onds of play in 1885.
Q-Several weeks ago jim Hart
Of the ms wrote a story about
the "Shikc Poke" What is the
correct name Of this bird?
A--Some people refer to this
bird as "A Thunder Pumpcr.'
The correct name, however, Is
the Bittern.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-30
Metro Cdgers
Back in Action

Metropolitan League prep bas-
ketball teams resume their title
competition this week after the
holiday vacation, with two games
highlighting Fridays schedule.
Miller, unbeaten in the South
east group, takes on Southeastern,
while Central, undefeated pace
maker in the Northwest section,
tackles once-beaten Cooley.
Southeastern defending cham
pion, was victim of an upset at
Denby's hands last Dec. ID. a loss
TO the TroJans Friday would jolt
the Jungaleers hopes for another
title.
Western Is favored 10 make II
three in row at Wilbur Wrights'
expense in the Southwest section
The leagues two other unbeaten
qulntets, Southwestern and Ham
tramck, engage in nonleague con-
tests. The Prospectors take on
Eastern. while the Cosmos enter
tain Mackenzie.
FRIDAYS GAMrs
Northwettern A. Chadssy Wilbur Wright a.
western, cooley A. Central. u ~ y Hirh at
Rsd'ord Miller ~ Southssstsrn. DENLY At
NortheNisrn Cau Tech a. Pershins. North
uamck. 'souihvei,ern stZastsrn.
'Non.lsARue
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-30
College Cdgers
To Resume Play

Following the annual holiday
lull all major Michigan college
basketball teams resume action
this week. Michigan, University
of Detroit. Wayne, Michigan
State and Michigan Normal will
all see action on their home
courts.
u. of NJ. will receive its second
Big Ten test when IL entertains
the Illinois squad at Ann Arbor
next Saturday night. The Him
will be represented by fast, alert
squad that was barely nosed out
by Iowa in an early season en-
gagement.
Wayne's unbeaten squad will be
host 10 University of Cincinnati,
an old rival, at Mackenzie High
Friday night. Cincinnati has three
veterans of l944-45 on its squad.
Detroit. beaten only by Illinois,
will meet a strong Toledo Uni
.versity squad spanked by 6-foot,
S-inch Sylvester Goedde Friday
night. The game originally sched-
uled for Hackett Field house, has
been transferred to Lincoln High
in Ferndale.
Michigan State will return 10
the court wars with two games,
at East Lansing facing Syracuse
Wednesday night and Cincinnati
Saturday. Kalamazoo will come TO
YpSilanti to face Mic h 6 n
Normal Saturday.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-30
88 Teams Enter
State Rifle Meet
BY DON GILES

With Monday the last day in
which entries will be accepted,
a total of SS teams thus far
have entered the Michigan Rife
and Pistol Associations state
wide junior postal rifle cham
pionships.
Entries postmarked Jan. will
be honored. They should be for
warded to II. d. Mcmahon, vice
president in charge of junior
activities, 1l343 Littlefield, De-
troit q.
Firing In the eight weekly
matches will start the week Of
Jan. 81. All competition will be
on a handicap basis in order TO
give new teams a chance. Prizes
also will be awarded to the
team with the highest actual
aggregate score. All shooting
will be from the prone position.
Clubs who have already sent in
entries, some with as high as II
teams, include the Tahquemenon
Sportsmen's Club of Newberry,
Lawton, Paw Paw. Manistee, Lake
Orion, Lincoln Park, Highland
Park, Detroit Edison, Roosevelt
High of Wyandotte, V. F. w. of
Wyandotte, Murray Local Of River
Rouge, VickerS, Detroit Parks and
Recreation, Borderline Of Port
Huron, Royal Oak and Brewster.
Mcmahon will start mailing
targets to clubs on Jan. 5.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-30
WHERE TO SHOOT

Robert +. Van Aartsen, 1891
Stahelin, writes letter typical OF
many we are receiving these days
- group of boys who live In
the Redford and Highland Park
areas are intensely interested
In entering a rife training
school. Can you furnish us
with the names and addresses
Of clubs whom we may con-
tact?"
We suggest you contact Heller
Loudenslager, Townsend 6-2866
or Forrest Bunker, TO 7-0964, ir
charge of senior and junior rife
training at Highland Park High
School. William Read Fishel
"Y." will be glad 10 give yot
information on the Fisher "Y'
senior and Junior clubs.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-30

hunting and fishing in the future g?
These are questions asked toSay
by thousands of people in -M6hi-
gan whose trips to fields and
streams of the state were halted
or greatly curtailed due to the
press Of war work.
There was no notable decrease
in the sale of hunting or fishing
licenses during the past four
years. There was. however,
sharp decline in the number OF
man hours spent aheld or stream
Small game licenses issued dur
ing the war years follow: 1912
$4,000 1943, $4,000; 1914, 505.-
OOO 1945 testimated) 100000
Fishing licenses: (resident 1912
$4,000; 1943, $4,000; 1914, $50,
600: 1945 (estimated) $4,000
Deer licenses: tresidenD 1912
215.O00; 1943, 216,000; 1914, 227,-
600. lo45. (estimated) 250,000.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-30

met with boos and "the heck with
education.
In spite of all that, public opin-
ion and sportsman attitude has
gradually changed. T o d a y
throughout the state we have a
group OF SportSmen anXlously
seeking education in conservation.
With that kind of cooperation the
Michigan State conservation de-
partment may now with additional
personnel back from the wars get
down TO a real program of restor-
ing wildlife and fish, that all
SportSmen may enjoy in the
future
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-30
Only Means

Wildlife carrying capacity OF
the land can be increased only by
increasing its wall of environ
mental protection. Populations
that increase to point above the
top of the wall during the easy
summer period, IL not cropped by
hunting, are inevitably destroyed
by pressure of natural limiting
forces.
Back in the old days we recall
the cold attitude of sportsmen
when utteranccs in favor of pub
lie education in conservation were
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-30
sToRK RAIDS BLrTzrS CREW

BILGEWASH The stork is due
TO- arrive next spring at the Paul
Renners. Jimmy Grants and Carl
Meurers all three of these
boys arc members of BlitZen's
crew scheduled 10 20 10 Bermuda
in the race which has been set
for June 20 Pcrce Darnell.
who retains his office as president
Of the Detroit S-Ntcter AsSocia-
ton, also Will handle the Job as
race chairman Of the Detroit
Yacht Club next summer he's
dreaming up long distance race.
Charley McGregor. the oldest
McGregor boy, gave his Young
brother Jimmy, Just out OF the
navy, the siX-meter Challenge as
Christmas present.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-30
Bujdlk Rolls 1894
To Win KIare Meet

CLEVELAND, Dec. % i FREQ
Buiack Of the Detroit r e. B team
took first place here today in the
$500 Johnny Klare tournament
when he rolled a 1894 total for sly
games. Therman Gibson also O.
T K 3. gained third place with
1878 while another K e. 3 star
Chester BukoWski, shot 1919.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-30
49 Teams Enter
=PdfishP|ay
By TOM HARPER

The Catholic High School Bas-
ketball League will officially open
its season Friday night with IA
contests scheduled in the second
and third divisions. The first d.
vision will swing into action the
following week.
A total nf49 quintets will par
ticipate in the league, an increase
Of two over last year. Only one
major change in the leagues setup
was announced. This year the
second division will be divided into
three sections, East, West and
North This change was due 10
the large number OF schools in the
division Under the new setup
each team viii play every other
team in its section.
Lineup of the league;
FIRST Division. East sscton-st. stsnlilaui
g. IGh De dS,,s L s'. 81 SsSn' c.n
81 Lsdislsus, st, Benedict. Visitation. YVES,
OF Redford Rsdesmer. Louydet and 81 Leo.
Second Division East Section--M, Clemcns.
ST. MARY. 81 Paul St Ambrose 81 Martin
st Philip and s. Bernard Central Section
ST. AlphonSus ~ Dearborn 81 Rose. s.
Charles. 81 Vincent and Anuuncis'ion West
Section-st Frederick. s. Michael s. RIA,
Royal OAK 81. Mary. ST. James and St
Frances Do Sales.
Third Division East Section-St. Josaphst.
Rosary. St Thomas. St Agnes Sweetest
Heart Shrine and s., Florian west Seciion-
81 Patrick. ST. Andrew Sacred Heart. -
Casimir St Francis Xavier, ST. HedVig, AL
Saints and MI. Carmel.
NEXT FRIDAYS GAMES
81 Martin vs. 81. Philip 81. Paul ". st.
Bernard. Mt. Clemens ST. Mary vs.. ST Am
brose. ST. Charles vs. 81 Rose Annuncis,ion
VS. ST. Aiphonsus. 81. James va r. o. ST..
MARY St Jotaphat vs. Rosary, 81. Clement
W.. 81. Agnes. ST. FloriAn vs. St. Thomss
Sweetest Heart vs. Shrine, 81. Patrick W. 81
Andrew. Nj. Carmel vs. 81. Hedwig, Sacred
Heart vs. 81. cssinir. ST. Francis Xavier Va
All saints
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-30
Half and Half

Alabama used what Coach
Frank Thomas termed a 6iz man
line against the T-formation The
seventh man was oufy ratf-w8y
up on the tine, ready 10 80 ahead
or pull out.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-30

went acros S
the oceans AS
an officer on
a DE ship f. . .
is coming back
to sailing here
. He has or
dered one OF
the 40-foot rae
n & = cruising
cutters from
Fishers f.. 4.
T h c y a T c
known as the
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-30
Back in LEAGUE

Hamilton, Ont, is back In the
Pony League. Erie, Pa, has
dropped out, presumably to return
10 the Middle Atlantic.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-30
With Don GilIies
I'M THE OPEN With Don Gilies
Improved Habitat Is AnsWer
To More Fish and Game
IN THE OPEN

the lack of ammunition and transportation
have on hunting and fishing licenses sold during
u existed did the state continue to stock streams and
will this make for better
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-30
BOTH FROM BAYVIEW

Both Beck and Sloss are Bay
view members and the addition of
these two ships should brighten
the sailing picture of the salty
outfit at the foot Of Lakepolnte.
SlosS won the river racing
cruising championship with Kath-
mar in 1912 >. Beck is the pres
ent owner OF C-sloop CHosD, a
six and eight-meter (DHnn and
Conwego) -. Connie likely Will
be sold.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-30
OTHER STARS DUE

They will be followed by some
OF the top spillers in the country
in the weeks TO come. AS last
season all Class A teams will
shoot over the same six pair OF
alleys. John Cieslak's New Era OF
Wurm's Senior House will be the
only Class B entry next weekend
While the event starts at 5 p. m
next Saturday the Official opening
will not be held until 7 p. m. when
Mayor Edward J. Jeffries rolls the
first ball. Leading state and city
officials also will take part with
Judge John D. Watts back again
as master Of ceremonies.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-30
Spindrift
Davie SIoss Returns
With Anew Ship
BY GEORGE T.. VAN

Davie Sloss. getting back into
civilian life after a long stretch
in the coast guard, where he
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-30
Paris and Stroh
Clash Sunday
STANDINGS

fie vs.. CheneIromby lit pair Notp-
plinger Va. Mfhsrslites, And; Nye vs. Delus-
vs.. Coca-cos sih. a vs. Detroit Gsskst,
6th Palmer Park vs. Ira Wilson 7th. I'll
vs.. Pepsi-Cola. sth. Matches a. Palace Rec
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-30
ptrRolr SUNDAY TIMES
S0ea, BUDDY
ucTTuYEA ATTMEs

THIS Is \ letter 20 YOUR seryiceman It's All
Il about his HOME TOWN, the most important
plsce In the world him. Clip this letter today
sign your name st the bottom snd SEND IL TO MN
Wherever he is ne wants the news from HOME.
It's up 70 'O' - '"s'' DEC. %, 1945
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-30

class from Sparkman and Stephens
designs.
Charley Beck also has ordered
one of the 40-footerS. This makes
the third order placed at Fishers,
Wilfred Mcclure having placed
his order two weeks ago.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-30
SECOND MEETING

PariSclean and Stroh have met
once before this season with the|
former winning two games. Stroll
is favored 10 reverse that decision|
10 creep within one game of first|
place. a sweep, which is possible|
but hardly likely, will give Stroll
a tie.
+ e. b will go in the favorite|
over Gaskets, but may come ouu
surprised, as the latter has the|
knaek of taking close games mol
matter how low il rolls. Harold
Aliens Mineralites will have to|
turn on the steam 10 whip Bob
Coles Koeppllnger in the third
best attraction.
In the other matches I'll will
be the choice over Pepsi-Cola.|
Fife over Chcne-Trombly, Palmer|
Park over Ira Wilson, Deluxweld|
over Nye, and kraetke over Coca
Cola Fife has been strengthened
by the addition Of Chet SIX yd
just back from the service.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-30
Times Sweeps
Opens Saturday,
By HAROLD KAHL

7 Detroit Times Sweepstakes, one
lof the most popular events held
here annually. plunges into action
/ for the fourteenth time at Johnny
IPauluS Chene-T Trombly Recreation
next Saturday. 4
A ncar-rccord entry is expected
| for thr second richest event since
Its inception, but the exact num-
1ber Of teams that viii roll week.
ends throughout March will not he
1 known until later because entries
do not close until next Friday Md
night
ia TEAMS SCHEDULED
A total of l44 quintets are billed
for the first weekend, 54 on three
squads Saturday, starting at )
p m, and 80 on five squads Sum
day All five classes will be repre-
Sented opening day for the first
time. Every weekend from then
on until the close of the event all
divisions will be competing each
day.
New Center League with 10
teams. Is sponsored by Bernice
Mitchell of Springwells Recreation,
| Purchasing Agents and Govro-Nel-
son loops will be repre- nted
among the lower division fives the
first weekend. They will be after
the $3.50 first prizes, an increase
of $50 over last season, in their
respective classes.
Glass A where first prize is $500
also will get away TO flying start
with the rest of the field. Joe
Adams I'll. Quentin Heika'S Oven
King Lee Urban's Twenty Grand
Recreation and Reg Wellets Ed
win Five will get the first crack
next Saturday at 10 D. m.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-30

Detroit Times All-Star Classic
offers its choicest bowling card Of
the season thus far at Palace Rec
reation this Sunday night, with
the first of two position rounds,
In which the teams are paired ac-
cordlng TO the standings.
John Crimmins' leading Paris
clean and Joe Norris Stroh will
battle IT out in the feature Stroh
IS tied with Louis Sielaffs f & B
and Rog Overmyer's Detroit Cas-
ket, but gets the shot at the pace
maker because II has the better
average Of the three, in fact the
highest in the league, 10O4.5.