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Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-28
Bv HENRY McLEMORE

NEW YORK, April p up
Torn from sport writer's note
book from ScN. A, IS. Happy
Chandler Of kcu,Ucty comes word
that the Bluc2ruas bogs are Just
about ready To Iui" Colonel r.
Bradley's Bimclych a. the bast
thoroughbred tine state has pro-
duced since Man O War .. "Flf-
teen or twenty OF my friends called
me up after Bnnmy won at KCcAe-
land" the senator SAID, TO tell me
that he not only would win the
Derby next week. but in. rccora
time" =. That'll take a lot OF run
ming, because Twenty Grand once
made the mile and quarter trip
in 2:0l4 Don Meade's rein.
statement by the Kentucky racing
commission leaves Illinois as the
only state in which he can't ride
Meade will shoot for his second
Derby victory astride Bashful Ducs;
=. He was atop Brokers Tip when
that colt came down in front
And how many know that Broker ;
IT,. Who had never won a race
before he did tin" Derby, never won
another one after that? E. Mickey
Harris. the Red SOX promising
young left-handcr, tried in vaia
to get a job with the Giants and
Dodgers in order to be near his
home in Brooklyn But neither
team could sec hlm Gene
Sarazen belongs to gOlfS old brig
ade Ill haberGashcry as well as age.
Gene still clings to plus-four nick
ers for tournament wear 4. Bought
them back in the days when they
were fashionable and, being q man
OF thrift, vows he'll wear them out
no matter what the galleries think
Wilbur ShaW's suggestion that
pari-mutucl machines be installed
at the Indianapolis Speedway Tor
the benefit of those who would
like to bet on the 500 mile race,
never will be adopted The Of
ficials of the track know what a
howl of protest would arise if a
heavily backed driver happened to
be killed Along Broadway
where there is many a good spend
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-28
BENCHW ARMlNG
by Burdette Kline
-post-Press Sports Editor

ed in the two hurdle events. but
i should he fail to emerge the Win
ner. a Bravley or E Centro entry
could PICK up a vital five points.
The high jump Will be VIDE open
event with HarWell OF BraWley. Rob-
ertson OF e Ceutro and WomacA
of Imperial bidding for q first place.
Key events in the B division
McIntvre SAID. Will be the high
lump and the loo yard dash. CARD
ner and Tell OF Imperial Will be
the men TO beat out a BraW-ey
runner. Nakan.ura may finish IN
first place. e Centro high has no
contending dash men IN the 3
division.
Key events in the c division. Nc
Intyre predicted. Will be the pole
vault and $50 yard dash. The c
pole vault will pit Z. kmura
against Gene OsWalt OF El Centro,
Kimura has never been beaten By
Oswalt but the E Centro youth IS
improving rapidly enough to be
considered a serious threat. Mc1n-
tyre said. A win by Oswalt would
complete El Centro's domination in
the c division ard increase the
Spartan point advantage in that
division.
The c 66O Will match Edward Al
arcon of E. Centro against j. Cady
oi Brawley. Alarcon. rated {. Gen.
tros outstanding track man. must
be favored on the basis OF past
performance. the BraWley coach
SAID. but Cady IS a capable per-
former and IS a good competitor.
In any event, Mcintyre conclud-
ed. il will be the closest county
meet in history.
CTomorroWp-Coach Ken Of In
peMal.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-28
Mcintyre Predicts


John Mcintyre, bespectacled
Rrawley track and field coach.
thumbed through his rule book to
answer a question on points award
ed in conference relay races, then
launched into a discourse about
Brawleys chances in the county
track meet next Friday night
Summed up. Mcintyre said that
the meet would be so close that a
victory in the varsity. B or c relay
race might determine the 1910
track championship
On the basis of individual meets
already run this season. Mcintyre
said, El Centro must be rated a
slight favorite. but a surprise in
any event down the line could
change the final point total suffl-
ciently to allow for an upset.
Key events in the varsity divi
sion. events which may determine
whether Brawley or e Centro en-
erges the winner. Mcintyre said.
are the high and low hurdles and
the high jump
Holtville's WIltong Will be favor
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-28
Today Sports Parade

-. Joe Jacobs was known as the
fastest man with dollar" Of them
al Joe alWag5 liked to be paiC
in cash Sad hc didn1 like to
lot thr tlmc from spending that
Went With ca7hing check e.. HI
elevation of GaltMtD from ntth
rate club fighter with Il record of
defeats as lor9 as here to yondcr,
to a challenger for the heavyweight
lltle Will stand as one of the great
est managerial fCats of all time g.
The only modern rival was Joe
Gould's work with D0ck-WailUper
jimmy Braddock, and don't be sur
prised if Gould takes over the han
ding OF GalcntO . What is the
atenost t"at of horScfleSh in the
world? My guess is the Mary
land hunt cup, which will be con-
tested near Baltimore today . O.,
Il IS even harder than LiverpOOl's
tanned Grand National 1t is
run over Il four mile course through
Ii' a. 'l4 N'at'itI anu lii' lipl lItbN'
u clear - solid oak timber fences,
@ome OF which are FIVE feet in
height . the horses carry 1G5
pounds Prosperity note: The
betting window that draws the
longest line at the Jamaica track
is the one that deals in 500
straight tickets The United
States Golf association is consider
ing starting a fund to take care Ci
its champions who aren't doing so
we'll financially.
And Wouldn't it bc a good idea
for the USGA to select seven or
eight really great courses and play
all their championships on them?
E. This would eliminate the evils
Of the present system whereby the
national open and national anna
teur often are contested over courses
not worthy of championship play.
=. Tie bursltiS that forced Bobby
Jones to quit the Masters tourna-
ment after two rounds Will keep
him of the first tee for two or
three months Add SMILES: As
important as the national open
tennis championship.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-28

available yardstIcf and the Acorns
maintained their Pacific Coast
league leadership by scoring a > to
! WIN over the McXbord"r tribe.
Tie umplrcs were lingering their
dollar Inaersolls and the Wltching
hour of ll5O pm. had rolled around
an hour when the coast league
mo9uls say all ball games must be
tompleted-Wheu Pat Tobm lost
The plate in the darkness. lie NdlH-
I'd Hush IubN Hc W>lkcd Man
aser johnny VERGE
Both LllDy and Verse; advanced
on Lloyd Christopher's long fly to
center. He walked Marvin tmdat.
Cecil Dunn forced Luby at the
pl;tte, then Mike CrotOlt raped
i single To center. scoring Vcrge2
and The best ball g.unc ol tine year
WIS over. Had tine OAKS failed to
score III the 18TH. the same would
have been called q tie.
Al Olson. another top-notch pit
cher. opened for the Padres, and
was Just as Stln9N with the hltS.
Olson WIS lifted for Il pinch-hitter
IL the 18th inning when TObln,
a former Acorn. relieved nina. Each
team scored in The eighth inning.
Fay 1hoasaa had Il bad night on
he mound and before he could
reach for the ASPIRIN Portland had
faced Inn ior uHr runs. coastng
hereafter il Il 9 lJ , VIA OYER Los
An@e.cS.
san Francisco for an hour last
a.gl2t eiInoyd ou Of the cellar into
a seventh p.ac" tie with Portland.
but dropped back into the oczc by
loslns tie second emo Of Z Gou-
b.2-header 10 Seattle 3 to |. The
Seals behind Al Eppyrly's filc-hit
pitching. turned back the RalnicrS
g to III the opener.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-28
DihaggIo Knee
Injury Serious

WASHINGTON. April 81. Up
Joe DiNa2g'o, New York Yankee
ou,Geldnr WHO injured his knee in
IN exhibition game before the sea-
son opened, stopped eff IN Baltimore
toda;- to Ea;- Dr. George Bennett
Of John Hopkirs hospital examine
rco injury,
Tie taam proceeded 10 Washing
Ton 1yr is series VII the Senators
Il was understood tat D.Maggio is
Ea"irg trouble Wi.h a cartilage in
h.s r.cht kree ard = was believed
!. NIL. be some me before he re-
turns 70 action.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-28
H Cenfro Nigh
Qualities Me,,
For County Meet

Ell Centro high school track and
field athletes qualified runners fol
the county track meet next FRIDAY
night BY winning al but four first
places in g meet against Holtyille
high school and I'll Centro Junior
colleg" FRAY afternoon at the
Central cindcr path.
Only Marvin Walker and Ted
Sand1z Of the Junior college. and
Omori of Holtvillc we're able to gar
ner first places as the Spartan ath-
letes ran their best races of the
year. Walker took first in the 440
Sande2 in the 700 and 200 and Omorl
II the B ,hOl pUt.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-28
Race Drivers Set
For May5Event

With only seven days in which
to put the finishing touches on
Model T autos, race drivers S.tur-
day renewed efforts to prepare their
cars Tor the l00-mile race ove:' the
Imper3l FaIrgrounds track one
week from Sunday.
Nearly 80 cars have been entered
IN the Sunday event, according
to Don Shooter and Eddie Moore,
promoters. and of those entries Cnly
I've are newcomers to the Model
T racing game.
AS result of their experience,
Shooter said. the event should be
one OF the most thrilling presented
on a local track.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-28
l.. A. LIVESTOCK

Los ANGELES, April 70. n n
10 choice l6U-2l0 ID. CALIFORNIA; :
725; top 7.25 few off weights Glo
els: lac ID. butchers $50; few 50"
unsold. ,
cattle saleable 15Q: very lttl" on
sale. all classes quoted STEADY
medium to god fed steers quoi''
S50-9.75; and common TO mtd'u''
cows 5o-6 so; good COWS quote
675 or above: medium to good bull
625-6.76: calves saleable 80; nom!"
ally steady; good light N"alrT
quoted around l2-12.5o and Smllia
calves TO 1880. .
sheep saleahle 400; hold over l-S,
Market practically at Nla ~ as .'
tny hu, demand extremely nmii''
Good 10 choice lambs and ewes la'h
regardless of quality.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-28
Red Sox Revive Battle Cry
With g. Victory Over Yanks
NEW YORK, Abr. y (TP)%

NEW YORK, Apr. p (tP)
The Red SoX's battle-cry
of well beat the Yanks
definitely emerged today
from the category Of 4
graveyard whistle at midnight.
IL tie first clash between the
lWo chief cOntenderS for the Amer
lcan league pennant, the Red SoX
carried off all the laurels. TheE
showed the best pitching. hittIns
and defense. Even without their
No. siege gun. Ted Williams
getting 4 hit. the Red SoX blasted
out S-l victory over the world
champions. In fact. 1t was no con-
test as the Red SOX tailed four
times III the first frame arc the
Yanks didn't score until the ninth
when they already were llckeu, SO
Emerson Dickman, who Vas
beaten by Bob JOhnS0n'S homer IN
his first start, handcuffed the
YankS. yielding only seven hts.
The TankS made two hits IN tne
ilrSt inning and three in the ninth
IL the seven innings between they
made only two singles. DicKman'S
magnificent performance vindicat-
I'd Joe CrOLIn'S Judgment in taking
INN out of the bull pen to convert
h.m into 4 Startlng pitcht". He
walked only one man and famed
three.
Meanwhile the Red Sox beilbor
I'd Monte Pearson. driving In to
cover in l-3 innings. Doc CIameI
led the Red SoX's ll-hit attacN with
four singles. Both clubs made two
errors but the YankS made theirs
in the clutches-Red Rolfe making
a 2-run boot in the first inning and
Joe Gordon making wild throw
in the fourth which cost anotter
run. The fielding feature was 81 J.
piled by Ted Williams who ,acoa
TO the score board and mace a
leaping glove hand catch of Cros-
ettl's long fly in the fifth ard hen
doubled Dahlgren off second VITA
rifle throw.
The Red SOX's triumph enaoiad
N-+N-A4 ~ ~ 4A4NC q l+4l)It lIt - -
the idle Tigers and the beaten IN
dams for the American league lad
all game and half aheau of
the 500 per cent YankS.
With Thornton Lee pitching 4-htt
ball the White Sox throttled the
Indians, ILL.,
Washington sneaked through to
al 86 victory over the Athletics.
making their runs on SIX hits. six
walks and two errors.
Brooklyn continued its ramEage
against the weak sisters by 5ians.
ming the PhlllIes down. 60. Fred
dy Fltzsimmons held tho PhIis TO
seven Scattkred hits. registering
BEooklvn's third shutout. Cookie
Lavagetto hit homer with the
tases loaded IN the seventh.
Homers by Pinch Hitter Joe Bow
man and Deb Garms. each with two
mates on base, featured a 7-run raj
ly by Pittsburgh in the eighth ~
ming and the Pirates knocked Gown
the Cardinals, 10-4.
Bill NichOlsons homer with the
bases filled in the first inning r9uz-
eG Gene Thompson and the CUPS
vent on TO beat the Reds. 6-2.
Inc Bees, yet TO win a game.
lost their fifth StraIsh. to the
Giants, 5-3.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-28
Lemon Juice Recipe
Checks Rheumatic
Pain Quickly

If you suffer from rheumatic, ar
thrills or neuritis pain, try this
simple Inexpensive home recipe that
thousands are using. Get package
of Ru-EN Compound today. Mix 1t
with n quart of water, add the juice
of lemons. It's easy. No trouble at
all and pleasant. You need only ,
tahlcSpoonsful two times n day.
often within As hours-sometimes
overnig splendid results are OBJ
tanned. If the pains do not quickley
leave and if you do not feel better,
Ru-Ex will cost you nothing to try.
Ru-Ex Compound is for sale and
recommended by Clements Drug
store and good drug stores every
where
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-28
::
wins
7 rum ph

Short" and Bigb2y Hogue. Jacun-
ba m.Gd.eWo!ghts. scored duplicate
victories IL San Diego and Holly
wood arenas Friday night, Shorty
stopping Angelo Puglisi in the sev-
ent! round and Blgbov stopping
Nick Mas...o = the fifth round
Shc.," Ho2uc's victory over Pug
Isl W. AZ impressive one. with
Ho-G, -co.lHc II eve,y round and
subm.J..- TIE Yeta,un Italian TO
Is most we're Grubbing.
B.gbc; dropped his opponent for
, -N,e count Il the first round. then
followed rs advantage t. end the
bout II the fifth round Of the sche-
Gu!ed SIX.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-28
NEW YORK STOCKS

NEW YORK. April -. up
Pressure lifted from the stock mar
ket today following the Won RihDcu-
top speech which did not contain
the dynamite Wall Street t@ar"'
when il sold stocks yestredaN.
Most leading issues developed q
firmer tom. although th"T" wa
some irregularIty in the main list
Dow Jones preliminary 'Ip-.t
stock averages. Industrial l4A.1-
up 0.39: rail. 39.73. up o."5; uuI'N
24Sl. off o04; and G5 stocks 1859
up ole. ,.,
stock sales arprovimated 35.""'
shares against T2eooo III the nor
session a week ago. curb stock sale
were % Geo hares against lI''''
a week ago
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-28
Wright, Fletcher
Top Major Loop
Hitting Stars

NEW YORK. Apul r. eUp
fatt Wri4ht OF the CAIru4o White
SoN and Elble Fletcher oi the Pitts
burgh Pirates led the major leaeue>
III batting lhroueh Thursday. av-
etaaeS released today showed.
Wri9htS average Va, .455; Flct-
Cher'S, ,450.
F. Top HON" rum hitter WAS Jimmy
Foxy. Boston Red son, with three
Charlie Gilbert DODGERS. led tht
NatiGal lcaguc with two.
Tommy Bridges. Tigers, anc
Chubby Dean, Athletics. tied 10!
the American league pitching lead
each having won two games and lost
none. Hueh Casey, DODGERS. topped
tie National league with two Wor
aid none lost.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-28

tdSllc ltdOtIAilp friday AFTERNOON
by scoring 25-3 victory over Ell
Centre high. The defeat virtually
ehminated the SpartanS from con-
S!dcration.
There was some hope for the
Spartans, however, because it was
IN entirely different club which
oat to BraWley Friday afternoon
ana the loss could. by a stretch of
The Imagination, be termed Just
an off day.
FL Centre had defeated Calexico,
GO, the week before to break a IS
year jlnX in league play.
Brawlcy had everything in its
victory Friday however, and sent
a stern warning to Calexico. The
Wildcats, led by double-home- run
Ralph Skies, showed plea = u
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-28
BONURA SENT BACK
TO WASHINGTON CLUB

NEW YORK. April q. up
Zrkc Bonua figured TODAY that it
"oHld take MN "ju2t about three or
four days 10 win back hs old first
base job with the Washington Sen
atOr2.
BDnura, who came to the New
York Giant5 from Washington last
season for a cash outla% of S25 900
vas sold 10 the Scrators last night
for the waiver price Ct $500. To
complete the deal the Senator's op-
toned southpaw p!tcnor Rene Mon
capuGo 10 IN" jersey CIV farm of
the Giant for the 1870 scason.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-28
Medium IggS
CHICAGO GRAINS

tUICAGO. AUIiI =. ~ BnEinl
far ca.'"ru accounts and evening
.,.r.y ra.Iur-. pI "loat Oh thc Cti.
uy by ID.aI sHtsf. reversed Tho
,Ipu bpa,d ~ fraae today and
~ ,4gl.l auvau,c- u Il cent and
nn.r'.
WL,a, ,.o.,G F. - = cent higher
5fa. s'.t 49, s.. sorn was VI
3. 10 -. cent. Mar G4:.-Gf r.; oats
up f. 10 .. cent. May 4 =, aud -
10 .. ,rut higher. MAJ G8i2. SOY
l.sl ~,r, Il'pLIar, off u to "
cent May $I.'a 5.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-28

punch at the plate, an adequate
defense and the best hurler in the
league in Martin Navarro.
Toby Mestas played brilliantly
behind the plate to complete the
leagues best battery.
CalcXico, meanwhile, tightened
its defense and sharpened its Of
fense, in preparation for next
weeks game. Calexico walloped
Holtville Thursday without the SER
vices of its ace pitcher, Armando,
Valencia.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-28
Rain Postpones
0jai Net Play

FL Centre and Calexico high
ScHo2I tennis players, who entered
me Ol2I tournament were forced
AlSidH FRIDAY as rain postponed the
event
IN fls&t round matches Thursday
Alan Munson of e Centro bowed
OUT OF TIE tourney. Jack Hens, also
ol Fl C"ntto scored a straigh. set
|'ItO,V
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-28
l.. A. STOCKS

Los ANGELES. Aptn u. U'TJ-
p:l,,- averaged aIgIt Hu'ha. r't
tu quiet trading on II. L.. Anger.
took cXrhaIpr tins morning. Five
,-~ue.. ro-e. - f. an .'t"u W".'
In,haIgcd. Volume Wa~ about 71"'
har,>.
Iu oil, Haneaek lo=t J point o.
S on -oo -Iaro-. n ttJ"H Apr
20 =. aaa Jr4aH fa lr- Bal
rITt rose 10 :
EaI-on -. ,apea ~ :. u -.
ItNau alr,raft pattse 7"
whit, N,ga -uPg,a - II '--
Tlar-omai.a lid uhehatg'd a.
uh 1.H aLaIss.
Most -aIr. We Of iaa shai'
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-28
CALIFORNIA CREW TAKES
TWO-WEEK HOLIDAY

BERKELEY. April 27 UPI-The
University OF California crew took
a vacation from rowing today. not
to gather again until May 13 70 pre-
pare for the Poughkeepsie regatta.
after humbling the UCLA Bruins
by six lengths over the 2000-!neter
Alameda Estuary course yesterday.
The jayvee crew made up the Bear
first boat. The regular crew defeat
ed the Bruin jayyee eight by two
lengths
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-28
Angels Purchase
Boneffi from Cubs

LOS ANGELES, April 81. up
Tho LIS Angeles Angels baseball
club added Julio Bonetti, right
handed pitcher, to its roster today
President Dave Fleming said the
pitcher had been purchased from
The CHICAGO Cubs and would re-
port immediately.
Bonctu pitched for the Angels
lat year and led the Pacific coast
.eague for the season. winning &c
zamea and losing ). The purchase
prIcc %as believed TO BE- around
10000.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-28
KELLER SETS NEW
4I0 DASH MARK

BFKKELEY, NUTI 70 TUPJ-
Grover Keller Of the University of
California freshmen chalkcd up a
rcW Stantord-CalltornIa irosh meet
record today Of 47H second Tor the
uIa'trr-mIir IN featuring an 86 to
A. win Of the Bear Cub. Ger the
stanford PdpOcseS.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-28
Armstrong Scores
T.K.0. Victory

BOSTON, April 81 cUPJ-Henry
Armstrong, welterWeight champion,
last night technically knocked out
the veteran Paul Junior of Lewis
ton, Me, in the seventh round of a
,5-rOund title bout.
Defending his title for the 10Th
..n."-In IN two years, Armstrong never
"aa IN danger a. he gradually beat
Gown junior and handed the chal-
.enecr his second technical knock
out in l3-ycar career that embrac-
ed 359 encounters.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-28
MARKET QUOTATIONS
L. A. POULTRY

Los ANGELES. AprI y. 0PJ-
Hens, Ieghorns, = =. ID-. -. l.,
Hens, leghorn>, over H.. j.,
DO. over 4 lbs. ....... ........ l.,
Hens, cOlnrcl. . 10 I liz. .... -,
Hens, colored, over I5-. .... IS,
BroilerS, over ! = up 20 = lbs. -,
BToiIerS, over l .. UP TO - lbs. Il,
FryerS, colored. 2l4-st. lbs. -. i,
Fryers, colOrcd, over 3, lbs. Up -,
koasters, COlOred ........... 2u
Old roosters, cO15reu ........ 10,
Old roosters. leghorn ........ OF,
StagS ................... IA
DuckNngs, over pounds .... IS,
DuckllngS, under > pounds -. II
Old ducks ................. S.
Cuhs geese ................... 15'
p!H tom turkeys ................ il
Old hen turkeys ...... .......... i,
CapOns lbs. and up ...... "a
Rabbits, No. l VIII. 3lz to 4'2 lbs. Il,
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-28
Markets at a Glance

stocks irregular and quiet.
Bonds Irregular; L. :. govern
ments higher.
Curb stocks irregular.
Foreign exchange steady.
Cotton easy.
Wheat up .. to .. cent, corn VI
J.. 10 =.
Rubber easy.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-28
BONiERS TO OPPOSE
BiSAAVEEN, HOITEILLE

E'uWi"Y aNd IOltV.llc bowling
teams vii! oppose FL Centre in spo-
clai matches at the Bowling Palace
Sunday afternoon and evening. &C
6G.cng to Jack Ddrncll. manager.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-28
City Softba!!
Officials Meet

C!tT loa-u" sottball officials will
Mcnda" n!-ht at 7:30 to complete
meet At the E Centro fire hall
plans for organization of the league
according 10 pat Patterson, newt
elected president.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-28
COCA COLA SOFTBALL
TEAM WINS, 15-13

Coca Cola scftball team pushed
its way into a tie Tor the B league
leadership FrIday night with l5-
I3 victory over the 20-30 softballe.,
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-28
Oakland Noses Out San DiegoP Padres,
Fl, in 18-inning 7ussle;; Seals
SpIif DoubIeheader, Angels Lose
BY UNITED PRESS =

Ralph Buxton show
ed a good p;hnr psrtolr1
Just HAT the
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-28
Baseball Pennont
Chase Resolves
Into Private Feud

Baseball in the Imperial Valley league returned to its
usual status Saturday BraWleys chalengers and Cal
rcos defending champions prepared to battle 1t out fo
the loop title during the remaining rounds of play
BraWley moved into tie with the CaeXicanS for tho
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-28
NPLS. FLAX FUTURES

May .........# ... =......, -"
July .-.. ......... ...-...... 81 80
sept ... ...... f'..
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-28
LOCAL BUTTERPAT

Los Angeles extra butter 49,. .
Grade A milk .......... :
Mfg. milk ....,......-.. .''' . -
Route gathered cream .."...- =
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-28
l.. A. GRAINS

Los ANGELES, April -. U'Ir.
wheat
No. ! hard while .... VI I.,'
No. soft white .....t Sl.'"-i.
Barley 90.
No. Brl west 46 lbs. .... ga. -"S
Corn No. > yellow .... 81 o5-1 81
Milo No yellow . 81 "H., J .t"",
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-28
L A. RANkS

Los ANGELES. April T. d'P1
TraHsanerlca ......'....... % - =
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-28
l.. A. Hay
L. A BUTTER & EGGS
Large Eggs

L'JN ANGELE~, April .. O'p.
H4't"r. extra 70, prime frsts =,
r'4hdfid~ ~ &c; urdcrgradcs -. :,
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AROUND kSiss, h. Items M. Of s.n Interest

To remove salt from fish in
hurry, wash the fish for while
in sweet milk.
Use the rinsing water from milk
bottles to water house plants. This
water will make them healthy.
If rubber gloves are sprinkled
on the inside with cornstarch or
powder they will slip on more
easily.
Keep a large shaker containing
six parts salt to one part pepper
on the shelf of your kitchen range
to use in seasoning foods.
To keep muslin curtains even
when laundering them, put two
curtains together and iron as one
curtain.
To remove a fresh grease spot
on a rug, cover the spot with blot
ting paper, then press with a hot
fiatiron. Cover the spot with mag
nesia, let it remain for "a hours,
then brush off.
Put strips of adhesive tape on
the inside of children's rubbers.
On tape print the children'S
names. They will then have no
difficulty in finding their rubbers.
To restore fireplace bricks to
their natural color and keep them
clean, wash them in a mixture of
two ounces soda, one ounce pun-
ice stone, / ounce salt mixed with
water till it forms a cream.