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Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-03
Parity Payment
Rates Announced
For Three Crops

With announcement of the 1910
PARITY payments rates for wheat,
cotton. and rice. producers of these
crops il Imperial county are able
tC determine the total payments
they may receive for participation
IL the 1870 AAA farm program.
according 10 L. c. Hawk. chairman
OF the Imperial county conservation
committee.
Prlce-adjustment. or parity pay
mentS, 10 cooperating producers will
be on the normal Yield of each acre
OF their allotmerts as follows: cot
ton l.55 cents per pound: wheat 10
cents per bushel: rice II cents per
hundred pounds
Total payments, including both
agricultural conservation and price
adjustment. will be: 3.l5 cents per
pound for cotton: 10 cents per buShel
for wheat; 80 cents per hundred
pounds for rice.
Price-adjustment payments are
made only on these wheat. cotton
or rice farms where the individual
crop is planted within the allotment
established and where the total
planting for ali OF these crops grown
on the farm does not exceed the
total of the allotment tabliShed
Excess paintings of any OF these
crops on other farms in which the
operator has an interest will dis
qualify him for parity payments
& Hawk nOiDrp6 OIIt
This ALLEGATION is made in ac-
cordance with the formula eStab
hshed by congress.
Officials Of the department of
agriculture indicated that estimat
ed increases in participation in 1910
compared 10 1889 estimates are re-
sponsible for the somewhat lower
rates Of parity payments for 1910
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-03
Cain.Abei Staying
CIimaxes Row Over
Family Automobile

LOS ANGELES, March 2 up
Gordon WhiSenhunt handsome 23-
year-old youth. was held in jall to-
day, charged with Cain and Abcl
death Of his young brother LYnd-
vile WhiSenhunt, Il
Lyndville WhlSenhunt died in a
hospital last night following d fist
fight with his older, but smaller
brother over the use Of Iyndyillc's
automobile. The younger brother.
who arrived here THURSDAY from
Dallas. Tex. had lent his auto
mobile to GORDON Whi5enhunt 50
that he could take his 2l-ycar-old
wife, Bernlcc for a ride.
Gordon SerViccd the automobile
filled it with gasoline and oil.
Just as he and his wife we're about
TO depart, Lyrdvllle returned and
demanded the automobile. Gordon
insisted on draining the gas tank
before he let his younger brother
take the automobile.
In the alteration which followed,
Lyndville WhlSenhunt struck the
first blow. witnesses told police.
Gordon, although the smaller of the
two. got TO his feet and struck hi
brother twice. Lyndyille fell, his
head crashing against the pavement
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-03

tlSll SIllllllS ltW dlltyS Will Et
opened for use of the ball tosserS
Saturday night at O'Clock and
there are SO many reservations for
play now that the fellows who just
drop in" will have to content
themselves as spectators ON OPEN
ing night.
Gordon Scriven. Ell Centre po-
lice commissioner, will roll the
first ball in the opening ceremony
and they're offering odds of 80
that he doesn't drop a single pin.
The news alleys, located on Sixth
street between Main and Broadway
are commonly referred to as Big
Pin alleys. not to be confused with
duck pin lanes which have offered
the only sport for valley bowling
artists.
Construction of the alleys cost
Builder B. r. Darnell approximately
$4,000 Walls were rebuilt with re-
lnforced concrete and insulated for
cooling in the summer heating in
the winter.
CeloteX was used in the ceiling
and mahogany was used in the
construction of seating accomoda-
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-03
English Freighter,
Alarmed by Sub,
Located Unharmed

WASHINGTON. March .. Up
The navy announced today that the
British freighter Southgate. which
had flashed submarine attack
message last night. had been located
by navy planes and was in no ap-
parent danger
The ship had been sought since
late yesterday when it sent a signal
indicating that it was being attack
ed by submarine about $50 miles
northeast of San Juan. Porto Rico.
The signal sent cutter, three
navy destroyers and planes of the
naVys neutrality patrol on a swift
hunt for the ship.
The advice that the Southgate
had been located was received by
the chief of naval operations. 1t
gave no details as 10 where the
SOuthgate was encountered By the
planes which had been searching
for it since dawn.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-03
Extension Service
Offers Bulletin

Strawberry culture and weed con-
troll are the subjects of two new
bulletins received by the farm ad-
visor's office, according to Frank
Beyschlag. farm advisor
Production of Strawberries in
California" Extension Service Cir
cular No. ll3. covers the subject OF
strawberry culture completely Econ
omic factors, yields, choice of loca-
t!Cn, methods OF establishing plant
;ngs and cultural marketing and
disease problems are discussed fully
Weed control is an important
f?ctor IN many fields. University
OF California Bulletin No. 634. en-
titled. "A New Selectiye Spray For
The Control Of Certain Weeds" has
just been received. Excellent con-
troll was obtained on a considerab BILE
list OF weeds including fireweed
wild mustard. wild radish. Shepard S
Puree, knot weed. Wart cress. tum-
bling pig weed, common chickweed
purple thorn apple. yellow star
thistle, and many others.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-03
by PHIL JONES

Well. Uncle Sam has turned
INTO Professor Quiz in earnest,
Whlle taking the census. This
Is the biggest question and
answer game of N Ddern times.
There are no prizes for cor
rect answers. but wrong re-
plies can give you free room
and board in som. of our les
plea amt public institutions.
So be sure YOU come up with
the truth, and don't let the
questions frighttn YOU out OF
Y 'ur census.
In Massachusetts II COW re-
fused to get off 4 railroad
track till its owner spoke H.
ii in Italian. 1t was appar-
entity COW with Il one track
mind.
For thrills. chills. surp. ises
ana all around anus ament.
don't miss the Tin Lizzie Der
by to be held sunday after
noon at the Imperial county
Fair. II you would prefer
something a bit calmer &c The
finals in the Golf Tournament
being held at the Il. W. Coun-
try club for the Champion-
ship of Imperial Valley.
Folks with one track minds
expose themselves to unneceS-
SarY trouble. Prevent i'll
health for yourself and fam
lily. save on time and money
by having Phil Jones install
a Rainier Water Softener in
your home today, Discover
for yourself the many benefits
derived from soft water the
Rainier way. phil Junr~, I'm
perial Highway near I1l Cen
tro. Phone Ell
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-03

:money.
1t was one of the valleys most
unusual deals. starting slowly be-
cause of weather conditions. Poor
market conditions later resulted be-
cause of an oyersuppll of lettuce,
One-thlrd of the lettuce was then
diverted 10 fertilization and the
market started to rise Two weeks
later. however. the market dipped
again and a partial prorate was
effected.
Careful control of the market sent
prices back TO the 50 level. high to
$40 during the last two weeks of
the Geal. Prices dropped back again
during the past week as demand
decreased because Yuma and Phoe-
nix area shipments started roll
ing 10 eastern markets
More than 200 cars were ship
ped through Saturday. according TO
B. A. Harrigan. agricultural COM
missioner. Only about so cars OF
ice pack lettuce remain to be ship
ped in a general cleaning up.
Valley lettuce brought only SIPS for
best quality Saturday with some
sales lower. according 10 the Fed
eral-State market news service.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-03
Valley Ships 2180
Tons Of Hay to
|. A. Market

Move!lent of hay from the Im-
peral Valley TO Los Angeles IN
creased to 2l80 tons during the
past week as compared to 2055 tons
The previous week, according 10 a
report OF the Federal-State Market
lieWS service
Growers III most producing sec
tlonS tributary 10 the Los Angeles
market were generally reluctant 10
release supplies at prevailing bids
but mo ierate tonnageS in certain
aleaS were being pressed for sales.
Dealers. however were limiting pur-
rNaSeS to small amounts 10 FIJI near
by orders.
No , leafy alfalfa WaS reported
difficult 10 purchase III The lower
san Joaquin Valley al less than
$500 10 $1,000 per ton baled at the
ranch A comparatively strong hold
mg tendency was still reported on
the part OF most growers in the
Antelope Valley and better grades
OF hay generally held al unchanged
prices Of $500 TO sl4 90 per ton
ba.ti II the ranch.
An occasional sale. however, was
reported at prices ranging al least
500 under these figures for No.
leafy hay. Sales of hay showing
light rain-damage We're generally
indicated at So 90 to $500 per ton
baieG at the ranch III the Imperial
Valley ana some offerings of No. .
leaiy alfalfa We're reported available
at around Sll0O per ton
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-03
winright Lists
Valley Feed Cost
Advantages
Feed makes a difference


George L. Winright. assistant
county agent for the county. emerg-
ed from half dozen charts at the
Spruce -Westmorland farm center
meeting long enough Friday night
To list comparative costs for feed
ing dairy cattle. beef cattle. sheep
and swine in the Imperial Valley
Winright urged a heavy percen-
tage of pasture feeding with a
smaller percentage of concentrates
and dry feeds to balance the diet
pointing out that under such a
program maximum production is
obtained at lower cost
Heavier use of dry feed and con-
centrateS can be employed to fat
ten animals for market during the
conditioning period or for peak
production in dairy animals. how
ever, Winright said.
Comparing Imperial Valley dairy
feed costs with feed costs of other
Pacific coast sections Winright re-
vealed that the valleys feed cost
TO produce one pound of butterfat
totaled 10 cents as compared to a
cost of As cents in other areas.
Hay boosts the feeding costs in
coastal areas. accounting for nearly
three-fourthS Of the cost while it
amounts TO only about 4 third OF
the cost in the valley. Winright
said. Concentrate feeding is lower
under the pasture feeding pro-
gram, the assistant farm advisor
declared. with the result that val
ley producers enjoy a much lower
feed cost and consequently a larger
profit than other dairy sections
in the state
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-03

The long awaited assessment per-
iod will begin in Ell Centric Monday
and as a result Ell Centre builders
anticipated a substantial increase
in residential construction.
Building permits totaling $2290
were issued during the past week
to boost the season total to slightly
above the $35,0O0 mark, approx
mately $4,000 below last years to-
tai.
Permits issued during the week:
Assembly of God church, 10th and
Park. $50, repairs; Robert Daugh-
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-03

tionS for spectators. .
A knotty pine addition for rest
rooms was installed in the lobby
of the bowling palace and the en-
tire exterior of the building was
repainted.
A huge cooling plant has been
installed with a new type ventila-
ton system to assure comfortable
temperatures for summer bowlers
A tele-score machine has beer
installed, loudspeaking system
completely modern pin settlers, ar
electric-eye device to rule on fouI
tosses and completely modern equip
ment for the players. More thar
so bowling balls have been ordered
for opening night.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-03
TRAINING FLIGHT PLANNED

HONOLULU, T. H, March 2. 'UPp
Informed unofficial sources said
TODAY the United States navy was
planning to send a squadron OF II
patrol bombers on a round-trip
training flight to Guam, possibly
starting Sunday. -
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-03
$4,000 Bowling
Palace Compile
In 81 Centre

You might believe, at first glance that were step
ping into the Kings recreation hall but instead it's the
FL Centre Bowling Palace where bunch of Imperial
Valley bowles will make pkers of the little who
bowled in the days of Rip Van Wrinkle.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-03
POST-PRESS FARM SECTION
Valley Lettuce Growers Wind Up Unusual
Deal Which Nets Profit TO Producers,
Loss TO Eastern Market Dealers

They wrote fins to the valley lettuce deal this week
deal that described successful for valley grow
and shippers despite the fact third Of the crop ha
to he destroyed partial prOrae was installed and de
spite the fact the distributors in eastern markets los
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-03
BUILDING SECTION
Builders Anticipate Sharp Rise
In Residential Construction

erty, 1856 Brighton. 5000; L. Goss,
242 Orange, 5000, repairs; Dave
Hawkins, l22 Hamilton, 1915, dwell
ing
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-03
FdrnsWorfh Leads
In Dairy Record
Standings Here

The name Howard G. FarnSwortl,
is TO Imperial Valley dairylng what
the New York Yankees name is tC
baseball. according to dairy produc-
tIon results released Saturday by the
Imperial county COW testing aSSo-
cation
Records reveal that Farnsworth
dairy animals boast a higher pro-
duction record throughout the year
than those OF any other dairy i'll
the county
FarnSWorth placed three of four
highest producers II the Glass A
division and placed all four in the
Class B division.
Test results
Highest produc.ne COW:
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-03

For unexpected and sure-fire re-
suits turn to Post Press ClaSSifiedS.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-03

Name OF COWS: Olena. BESSIE Bel.
Brown Fairy Red Bird.
Number of days g..
Best live COWS IN one heri.
Name Address Lbs. Rr.
H. G. FarnSWorth. f Centre 6l3q
Len Buekel e Centro $3.50
a A. Moline I! Centro +57.7
Lena BridenStue. Holtville 1880
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-03

Name OF COWS: Ca,uta Annette.
Spot, MayiloWer
Number OF days c.
Hiehest produc.nA tr>,-caM hcif-
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-03

We have. complete selection
Of the newest 1910 house
plans that wlll help you IN
your plans and We can help
you in adapting them to your
individual needs.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-03

We handle all financial de-
tails and you can remodel or
build with only a small down
payment and take as long as
20 years to pay the balance
in small, easy monthly pay
mentS.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-13
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knew howcome such vivid color
there. -. Surrounding ocean ism :
that way. Maybe the singular
combination Of vast depth and
tropio sunlight is the answer. . g.
Br'er Bill Case went fishing the
other dav Caught a black
bear Brer Bill named Br'er
Bruin some sizzling seagoing names
Tugbost variety Br'er
Brtsn retrested in utter rout 10
the forests sanctuary Scene
Of the head-on collision was the
narrow top Of beaver dam up
in the mountains -. Moral A
proper sailorman's vocabulary Is a
handy thing -. Aflost or ashore
We have been hearing ugly and
sad noises More than mere
rumor Tseoma's famed fish
bodybuilding industry appears to
be on swift wane Several
reasons. Working on the topic
for an essay Lamentahle II
true. Only the future can
tell.
Seattle-Taeoma 5 n p ~ lding
Corp. is sending out over 700 fancy
invitations TO its Initial Launching
Aug. One. However. the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-13
New Nazi Plane
OF u. S. Design

LONDON British aircraft ex-
perts said today that the Germans
would soon have in combat = new
high-speed, heavily armed pushef-
type fighter plane similar in de-
sign II the American Bell ARA
corhs
The new German fighter. &C
eordinE 70 British reports vii ee
the Fecks-Wulf FN los a single
scatter with top speed q more
than 400 miles an hour.
The Fw las British sources
say. Is fitted with a tricycle. IN
deucsrrisge and i the first Euro
peAn wsrplSne adapted TO the
American Bell design.
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and under Oh well We bit
on II when Bosthuilder Bill Mclean
pulled the gag on rs. Better
forget the whole thing. -.
We never have seen anything to
equal the beautiful brilliance Of
Misdanao Deep. The most re-
markedly dazzling hue of purest
blue. Csay. that was almost
poetryD It's a spot in the
Pacific near the Philippines. q.
Never could locate anybody who
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-13

SPOKANE. Wash. - Ma Gen.
". n. Arnold. chief Of the Z. $.
army AR corps. left hsrs yesterday
en- route 70 Alaska where ne vii
Inspect new ar eases under ~
strtiesien At Aehcrags and Fair
banks
Arnold. travelling In = regular
army transport. ted reporter. that
the L. 5. cant prepare rs military
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-13
Keotor DeMoloy
To Cruise Sunday

After an afternoon of land and
water sports AZ salt Water State
park. keAtor chapter. Order q pe
Noiay. win Sunday board the
chartered hcAt. The Gallant Lady.
Tor Al evening cruise about TIE
sound me boat Wili leave NUM-.
eipai dock fer The PARK At J 30
. N. Reservations nav ~ made
hy calling Frcd Mcneil 81 CA
sss7.
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establishment too fast BE added
however. that YOU can't buy time
Ia isn't for sale
Germany. Ne ssid. teek six years
- prepare ard we're trying 10 do
Il IN tNu-
he said the United state. an
eventually ~ turning eat : 30
trained army ailet. = year Instead
~ ne present 100. He said fear
more schrols which wtii - er~ned
ali provide IRE Increase
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boat Then
cross them up
by declaring
ftruthful1yl
there exactly
the same num-
Der IN ey cry
craft regardless
Of size or type.
OF course
the answer i
one Of tn e
tricks Just
two standing
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-13
Recover Sheep After
Five Years in Wilds

HRISnt>E - White mastering
IN Mandi sheep station. Queens
lard. n Burgess found 70 sheep
which had straysd intn tee Wills
after being marked az lambs IN
sepsemh<r. 1885, ard not n~en
seer ssncs. Their feeees we're ~
long that their ncSves we're htd-
der. ara h<rsms< - sne s~saws.
lated assst - vesr. TIE sheep
k~sssa liza ssskiaT nzcuryss ~
shaFrnsi
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-13

entire STSc yard viii be open 10
the public. -. We. for one. shAn't
miss Il. -. Not even u We have
70 crawl the last mile on our hands
and knees incidentally. mari
time cornish officialdom IN n c
hasn't peeped yet =. We mcan
about selecting a name for the biz
ship. -.
Foss tug has ~ boats. counting
their new 7o-footer oswell Foss.
Are now building no. ~ Just
little Teller. however Is. To be
used as a boom boat. Such =
shoal draft Il will be capable Of
towing logs until the timbers run
aground Or run on nothing
more than a heavy dew. -.
Nothing so invigorating as the
smell Of coffee aboard ship
Particularly the pot which appears
around s a. m. ... Never have
heard Of mutiny in the morning
But there have been some
pips at other times Of day and
night.
People often ask us why the biz
sardine purse-seiners usually cost
$50 900 Plus some more thou
sands for net and other gear.
Well. each of the cabin doors cost
S54! Necessary 10 use ma
hogany and teak and bronze and
all stuff like that there The
sea is a hard master. -.
This the time OF year We especi-
ally envy those lucky people who
populate the beach along +. 18th
ST. and thence along the foot Of
the bluff toward Browns Point
Fishing in the front yard Beach
fires A sunset over the city
smack in your face every evening
:. Minimum g.. Right in town
too =. . and did you ever hear us
curse persnickity snobs who sniff
at beach jewellers and call their
homes "shacks >" Gross SIAN
der. so far as many OF the trig
little homes are concerned. 4.
That goes for Salmon Beach and
all the others, too. -.
Everybody on the front svows
by all that's holy that Capt. George
Morgan. u. s. steamboat inspector.
Is still wearing the same hat he
started his career with He laid
1t on the floor and Walt Green
accidentally" burnt a hole in IL.
Said he thought 1t was a Gus
pidor i. The day was saved, and
the hat partially so, with the con-
tents OF settler bottle And
don't get too personal by asking
howcome the latter equipment hap
pened to be so handy. -.
Our first trip t sea we were
shipmates with a guy known all
over this hemisphere as Lazy Mike
Anyhow, he told us two things
the first day We've never for
gotten =. Always start your job
on the lee side and the chances
are the next watch viii have 10
work in the weather" And
Never mind the romance.
Get the best job you can in the
biggest and best ship you can" -.
Reminds US One OF these
days were going TO do an essay
"Oceangoing Laborers We've
Known. or The Screwbsl Boys
Afloat." -.
And then there's the remark the
beach made 10 the onooming waves
"Hf tidefp Efght h.ua
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-13

Total cost OF the Washington
state capitol at Olympia was So
1885. II was completed in 1928.
The first territorial legislature
of Washington met in frame
building in Olympia in 1854
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-13
rlrelY nersonal nc

FHTeIt nefsoHaI pint
Try this one on your sesfsring
friends How many beyels are
made in construction Of ship or
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-13

brand ,hipwses ~ hs~dsews Fell ssss'ss styles
scd pssss,r, shst you end sses ~'sh sks
hss you cent lind the" .sssl !" vssssvss 81
reduced sss,en..nd prsss' Why buy rsdssed summer
ne~-~hss you have tssisssssiv sslsssA FEN
Te~relsd s'ssss seu Single s"A double Assssssd
rodsh In the sdvsnss styles srd color shop AND CON-
PARE SHORE You suv,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-13
SMART SUMMER WASH STACKS

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La gaceta., 1940-10-31

la que tienen derecho los no asO-
ciados patrocinadores Nde dichas
funciones.
I'm cuadro de artistas de la 10
calidad interpretaran la mencio
NADIA obra, entire ellos Arturo Pi
nero, Antonio Jimenez, Tomas
Rodriguez, Pillar Ramirez, Che
la Martinez, Johnny Martinez
" Otros mas.
La function terminara con un
gran acto de variedades.
Este grupo Sc propone cele :
.brar funciones todos los domin-
gos, o por 10 menos hasta que lie
Compania de Artistas Cubanos
pueda solucionar sus problemas
con la Secretaria de Labor dc
este pals.
va 10 saben, la function del mo
mingo es gratis.