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Imperial Valley press., 1940-12-19
Imperial Valley Press

stablished April 20, 1901
published every afternoon except
saturday and Sunday (Saturday
afternoon issue now succeeded
by the Post-Press Sunday, es-
tabiished 1885 by the Imperial
Valley Publishing company, 625
State Street, Ell Centre, Calf.
Paul jenkins, publisher; A. c.
Johnston, vice-president and gem
eral manager; e. A. Fitzhugh,
secretary and managing editor.
west Holiday Co., Inc, National
Advertising Representatives.
Entered at Ell Centro, California
post office as second class mat
ter.
Subscription rates: In California,
&c per copy.
In conjunction with the Post
Press (Sundays), per month soc;
paid in advance, 3 months, $1.65;
month, 1925; one year, $500;
outside California $1.OO per month.
M m er. California Newspaper
publishers Association.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-12-19

Members of the unit are to bring
for the shower any of the follow
ing: artists colors and crayons,
large size beads, sea shells, celluloid
as in toothbrushes, large pieces of
cloth and leather, old clocks, watch
es, jewelry, old radios or supplies,
old carpenters tools, old picture
frames, old fountain pens, old sheet
music, old umbrella handles, paint,
shellac, varnish, pasteboard, rib
bonzene of silk, rags, old clothes,
rubber, sponges, stationery, stock
ings of rayon or silk, tinfoil, lead,
zinc, aluminium, soft wood for cary
ing, hard wood for cabinets, yarn,
thread crochet cotton.
Others than Auxiliary members
who would like to help in this work
may leave their donations at the
studio of Edna Morrison on Main
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Imperial Valley press., 1940-12-19

S. C. to spend the Christmas vaca-
ton with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Roch Maquar
Mrs. Emma Hamburger of Los
Angeles is visiting ser son and
daughter-in-l law, Mr.. and Mrs. B.
L. Hamburger, coming to spend
Christmas with them and particu-
larly with her little granddaughter,
Diane.
Jeanne Burger, daughter of DR..
and Mrs. Floyd A. Burger, is home
from U. c. L. A. for the holidays.
This Christmas is perhaps the
most important one of all for Mr..
and Mrs. w. E. Hartzog for they
will have their four little grand
sons with them for the first time.
One grandson, Laurence David, the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Laurence E..
Hartzog, lives in Ell Centro but the
other three live farther away, the
twins, Jack and Larry coming from
Atlanta, Georgia, with their par
ents, DR.. and Mrs. A. r. Dalhgren
and arriving Friday of this week.
Mrs. Dalhgren is the former Jane
Hartzog. Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Wool
ridge will arrive later in the week
from Bakersfield with their son,
Jimmie. Mrs. Woodbridge is tn c
former Aileen Hartzog.
Miss Shirley Maddux, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Maddux ar
rived this week from Berkeley where
she is a student at the University of
California, and Richard Maddux, her
lsrother. who is completing his
medical work at the Stanford school
of medicine will arrive this week.
end. Mr.. and Mrs. Maddux are
anticipating visit from Richards
fiancee, Miss Doris Foote of San
Francisco.
Loris Mcconnell, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Leslie Mcconnell is home
for the Christmas vacation, en-
joying visit in the valley Loris
claims U. G. l.. A. as her alma
mater.
Another students who is home
from SC hool is Dorothy Boyer,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. N.
Boyer who is continuing her work
at San Diego State. David Boyer
her brother, will arrive from San
Diego in time for Christmas and
will spend week at home. David
is in the United States marine
corps and recently passed his ex-
aminations for the signal corps
which means he will spend the
next 20 weeks in San Diego in
training for his new work.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-12-19
Eastern Stars
Give Party

Children of Eastern Stars and
Masons, either their own or theirs
adopted for that evening, will be
guests of honor at the Christmas
party which two organizations are
SPONSORING for Friday night of this
week at 7:30 o'clock in the Masonic
temple.
A program suitable for these
guests of honor will open the festi-
vities after which Santa Claus will
appear to give out the presents.
Each adult is to bring toy for a
child. Refreshments will be served.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-12-19

the conductresses; Faith Hodgkin,
Ellie Guynes, Thelma Littlefield
Matte Young, conduccresses; Hazel
Reynolds, sponsor for the associate
conductresses; Hazel Dorrschuck,
Betty Harris, Grace Cravens, Lille
Young, associate conductresses; Del
la Yearly, Allie Mae McChristy
junior past matrons.
The group will have it's next
meeting Jan. Is in the Imperial
Masonic temple.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-12-19
DinnerP Party
A+GoIf Club

Barbara Worth golf club will be
headquarters Saturday night for
another of those popular dinner
parties for members and their
guests.
Dinner will be served from
o'clock on and reservations must
be made by Friday night with Mrs.
Evelyn Sharp, telephone Holtville
55
Imperial Valley press., 1940-12-19
Pageant Given byFirst Baptist
Junior Congregation

sented the story of the shepherds
watching their flocks. the journey
of the wise men with their gifts,
and lastly the manger scene.
The evening was climaxed by a
surprise for the parents: each child
had made a Santa Claus from scar
let apples and white marshmallows
and these were presented to the
parents.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-12-19
Duplicate Bridge
TourneyFridav

Duplicate bridge enthusiasts will
meet this Friday night at 7:30 o.
clock in the Hotel de ANA, Calexi-
CO for another of their favorite
tournaments, open to all duplicate
players of the valley.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-12-19
Announcements
Of Meetinqs

Chapter CIV, P. E. O., will have
Christmas party for the children
of it's members on Saturday of this
week, the group meeting at 2 p. m
at the home of Mrs r. G. Clemons
652 Sandalwood Drive, at which
time the chapter will have its bus
mess meeting. The party will start
at 2:30 p. m. with Mrs. Clemons
and Mrs. R. A. Dinsmore, jr., as
hostesses.
Past Matrons and Patrons asso-
citation, Order of the Eastern Star
will meet Friday night at $50
o'clock in the Holtville Masonic
temple for the usual dinner, the
installation of officers with Mrs
Grover Baker of El Centre as pr :
ldent, and for a Christmas party
Holtville members are in charge of
arrangements.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-12-19

Joan Morgenthau. daughter of
the Secretary or the Treasury
and Mrs. Morgenthau, will make
her debut to Washington society
at White House holiday dance
to be given for her by Mrs.
Franklin D. Roosevelt right
after Christmas.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-12-19
News Items About
Valley Residents

Elrose Maquar is home from U.
S. C. to spend the Christmas vaca-
ton with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Roch Maquar.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-12-19

Mrs. Emma Hamburger of Los
Angeles is visiting ser son and
daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. B.
L. Hamburger, coming to spend
Christmas with them and particu-
larly with her little granddaughter,
Diane.
La gaceta., 1940-03-22

fuerzo supreme, intent6 seguir
a su verdugo.
Sus piececitos sangraban.
Sus manos y su rostro, amo-
ratados por Ell frio llenos de car
denales de la brutal paliza que
lie propinara eSta madrugada ell
barbara Cogorza, daban a Ia
.pobre nina un lastimoso aspec-
to de martir angelical,
Y sus hermosos ojos, aquellos
ojos negros y profundos, que te-
MAN la misma inteligencia y
la misma nobleza, de los de su
padre, reflejaban ahora un es-
panto IMMENSE, Ell horror de IN
almita tierna y delicada que, al
abrirse a la vida y al mundo, Sc
encontraba unas genteS absur-
das Y una m~onstruosa reali-
dad.
-iBueno, td, apaha y dale a
los pies, que s'hace tarde Y hay
que despacharl-dho shora Co
La gaceta., 1940-03-22

Leto, el director de los ne
gocios de Raymond, dijo ano-
che que su muchacho ha mejo-
RADIO mucho en- las 1ltimas Sc
manas y que asi podra compro-
barlo ell pdblico.
"Hara TODD 10 possible para 10
grar que ell p1blico divide su
pobre demostraci6n frente a
Chino Alvarez.
Tommy Gomez dara la revan
cha a Bob Monin, miembro del
reputable establo de Willie San
tana, un discipulo querido de
Jim Downing. Monin sostiene
que Gomez 'qe gan6 por casuali-
dad" en- I'm anterior combate.
Completan Ell programa otras
dos peleas a seis asaltos,
La gaceta., 1940-03-22
maestro!

-iEl Cogorza!
-iAl fin, has llegadO, cha
VOL. I'm triunfo!
Fran les famosos compinches
con los que la noche antes cele-
braba ell grande hombre un con.
clave en- la taberna del MQano.
Al solo ayiso de que Pablito
guerra reorganizar Ell gremio Y
que iba a haber trubajo fino.
habian acudido a Ia tabarna de
la Mona todos los randas Y los
topistas, y los carteristas de Ma
drid.
Con ellOs habia venido una
v'rdadera nube de muieres de
Ia vida, descuideras, fulleras. c,
rredoras de alhajas, duehas.
brujas, gitanas Y revendedoras,
gentes que, con la capa de pro
fesiones abSurdas, tapaban su
verdadero Oficio de ladrones.
Hsbia eGOs, msucOs y tuer.
La gaceta., 1940-03-22

caban en- ell corralillo, gordos y
relucientes los dos como ''dipu-
tados de la mayoria"-Segdn
Erase consagrada de Cogorza-,
y que 81 venderia un mes o dos
deSpues al Disparao o a sus a.
migos...
Celia aVanzaba penosamente
de la mano de su verdugo.
Habian dejado atras el ba-
rrio inmundo de Ia China, y ga
naron Ia carretera de Getafe, a.
la por los nuevos mataderos.
Cruzaron ell puente de la Rel
ma Victoria Y bordearon Ma
drid Y Ell Puente de Vallecas,
luego de atravesar las Was f6-
rreas de Alicante y Portugal.
La nina iba despeada.
U~ltimamento, rendida, ex-
hausta, hambrienta tambien,
va que desde aver por la tarde
solo habia comido el mepdrugo
La gaceta., 1940-03-22

de pan que la diera una bora
antes Pablo, rompi6 en- un liam
to copioso y desolado.
Sus piernecitas Sc negaban a
seguir avanzando.
IESta es b~uena -
ell bandido, como bajando de las
nubes y parandoSe-. iConQue
llantitos a mi?... Amos, anda !.
Isl no te callas ahora mismo, te
largo un mamporro que te ira
gas las muelasl
Y al decir este, ievant6 la ma
no ,dispuesto a golpear a Ia ino-
cente vfctima
tie callas o.!
Celita Sc tap6 ell rostro cor ell
brazo hbre, murmurando a gull
ga de defensa:
mo, papa, no me pegues!. L..
-Cana, he digol
La peQueha ahog6 el 1ltimo
sollozo.
En seguida, hacienda IN e.
La gaceta., 1940-03-22
La Gaceta
TONIC SEGUNDO
"a MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE
FOlletin No. 90

horrorosamente a sudoru a ants
y a basura....
-iC6mo Sc dice?
-lAdi6s mama - murmur6
la nina.
FL Cogorza Ia cogi6 de una
mano.
i olvereis para conner?
-No-repuso lac6nicamente
Pablo.
Y los dose sc alejaron del cha
MILO, despedidos a la puerta
por la mujer-cah6n, que Sc que
daba preparando Ell amasadO de
las gallinas...
La Ultima mirada de Pablo
fue para los dos cerdOs, que ron
La gaceta., 1940-03-22

clones atleticas del dia 81 de
MARIO, en- la Madison Square
Garden. FL espectaculo Sc ha or
ganizado a beneficio del pueblo
finlandes.
BOrican habia establecido u
ma marca, la semana pasada, pc
70 Sc la superb Ell famoso Chuck
Fenske.
Sc ha inscripto Fenske para
la milla y media y Borican en-
las LOCO yardas.
Taisto Maxi, ell celebre atle-
ia finlandes, cOrrera en- las tres
millas teniendo de adversarios a
Gregory Rice y Don Lasr.
La gaceta., 1940-03-22
Los peloteros cubanos derrotaron
:. aver a la novena del Cincinnati
PAxaron los cubanOs IS hits y los visitantes 9

Haba la, mario 22.-Una no
vsna dA estrellas cubanas jug6
aver con el Cincinnati, club cam
pe6n de la Liga Nacional. y lie
iderrot6 con anotaci6n de siete
icarreras por II. Mas de 10000
personas presenciaron ell pri-
mer juego de la serie de tres.
Manana sabado Sc ve~rificara ell
segundo y ell tercero Ell domingo.
Los p%eloteros cubanos batea :
ron con facilidad las curvas de
Paul Derringer, que comenz6 Ell
desafio. En- las primeras cinco
entradas los natives lie pegaron
s;ete hits y lie anotaron cinco
carreras. Johnny Wander Nicer
no tuvo meior suerte y tambien
fu6 vapuleado. En- la sexta en-
La gaceta., 1940-03-22

tra'da lie obsqTufaron con seis
hits Y lie hicieron otras cinco ca
rreras mas.
Terpin6 ell desafio por los Ro
jos, ell pitcher Riddle.
Crespo, uno de los peloteros
cubanos, le descarg6 I'm jonrr6n
a Wander Nicer, con las bases
llenas.
A los pitchers cubanos T. de
Ia Cruz, Mayor y Fortes los Ro-
jos solo pudieron batearle nue.
We hits.
Bill McKechnie Sc propone a.
pretar TODD 10 possible en- los dos
desafics finales.
Cincinnati 7c, Oh, lie; Cuba
ms lie, 15h, lie.
La gaceta., 1940-03-22
Ell programa de boxeo en- BENJAMIN Field


Ell joven p1gil local Joey Ray
mond Sc sometera hoy a una du-
"a prueba en- esta ciudad, te-
niendo de contrario, en- 10 agal-
tos, a Joey Green, un habil gla-
diador de New Jersey.
Green, que procede de Miami,
Sc ejercit6 en- la tarde de aver y
los peritos elogiaron su magni-
flea forma, declarandolo ell IA
vorito del match.
Tuvieron en- cuenta los exper
tos ell hecho de que Green de-
rrot6 al mejicano Jimenes y que
este, a su wez, supo veneer q
Raymond.
Raymond, ansioso de conquis
tar una mejor posici6n en- su ca
tegorfa, sc prepare con Ell ma
yor cuidado.
La gaceta., 1940-03-22
SERA AQUI
Ell FAMOSO ATLETA Ne
GRO JESSE OWEN

Ell sabado 6 de abril, EN- Plant
Field, sera presentado ell famo-
so atleta negro Jesse Owen, est
trella de los Juegos Olimpicos
de 1886.
Owen ofrecera demostracio-
mes en- carreras de obstaculos de
100 y 100 yardas.
Viaja el gran atleta con los
Toledo C~rawfords, miembros de
Ia Liga Negra Americana.
Esta novena jugara con la
Pepsi Cola Giants.
La gaceta., 1940-03-22

bien enterados. En- los desafios
de los Cardenales en- la Liga de
la Toronja sc a venido notan-
do la ausencia de Medwick.
Creese que Ell probBema del no
table bateador quedara resuelto
de hoy al domingo.
La gaceta., 1940-03-22
MEDWICK
RIA HOY CON "a
Y RICKEY

st. Petersburg, mario o.
Regres6 aver a esta ciudad, don
de conference.-the con ell presi7
dente y vice-presidente de los
Cardenales, Sam BrSadon v
Branch Hickey, ell notable jar
.dinero y bateador Joe Medwick,
una de las estrellas de mayor
.brillo EN- la Liga Nacional,
Medwick demanda un sueldo
mayor de $4,000, segdn los
La gaceta., 1940-03-22
gorza, aligerando ell paso y east
arrastrando a la pequena.

gOrZd, allgerahuo e paSo Y cast
arrastrando a la pequeha.
Subian una cueSta.
Aha, a lfondo del paisaje, ha-
bia supgido un caserio...
Fran. las Ventas del Espiritu
Santo.
I'm organillo deSgranaba las
notas canallas de un charleston
de moda,
Ell borracho cogi6 a la nina
en- brazos para atravesar un a.
rroyo inmundo...
Y POGO despues entraban en-
una espeeie de patinillo sucio Y
pestilente, hecho de tablas, DON
de habia congregada POGO me-
nos que una multitud de gentes
estrafalarias y de horribles ca
taduras.
Era Ia famosa tasea de la Mo-
ma.
@Caray, "a eta sQut d
La gaceta., 1940-03-22

En- San Bernardino, Califor
MIA, los Cubs atropellaron al
Pittsburgh, haciendole IL Care
ras, con un total de IA hits. Ba-
tearon de jonrr6n los nbvatOs
William Nicholson, un jardiDe-
TO, y 81 catcher Clyde McCu-
llough. Lanzaron por Ell Chica-
go, Root, Vern, Olsen y Tubb.
Chicago 12c, 14h, Be; Pitts
burgh sc, Oh, Be.
La gaceta., 1940-03-22

Los Medals Rojas sc mantle
nen a la cabeza de los clubs en-
"a Liga de la Toronja. Tienen
seis ganados Y / perdido con un
promedio de 857.
Con 8 ganados y 3 perdidos
los Yankees Sc mantienen en- Ell
segundo lugar.
La gaceta., 1940-03-22
Con eI bate. la Mascota y los EspejueIos
(Por Tira . cuarta)

Joe Medwick insiste en- pedir
IN sueldo de $4,000.
Debe admitirse que en- ell 'bat
ting" de los Cardenales sc nota
bien su auSencia.
La gaceta., 1940-03-22
BORICAN TOMARA PARTE
EN- LAS -COMPETICIONES
ATLETTCAS DEL Ola 81

New York, mario John
Borican, Ell farNoso otleta, acep-
to aver una lnvitacion para par
ticipar en- las grandea comperi-
La gaceta., 1940-03-22

Han sido encargados va los
uniformes para las novenas de
la Unione Italiana y Caballeros
Leales de America.
Ell Cfrculo Cubano y Ell Gen.
tro Asturiano va tienen los su-
yos.
La gaceta., 1940-03-22

Hasta el presente el Inico
pitcher de los Yankees que ha
lanzado en- cinco innings es el
corulento joven italiano Mario
Russo.
La gaceta., 1940-03-22

Los Gigantes dicen que Rae
Blaemire es I'm catcher de bri-
llante future, pero 10 entrega-
ron a Bert Niehoff, ell director
del Jersey City.
La gaceta., 1940-03-22
OEPORTES
SHEPPARD PELEARA CON
PLFTRO GEORGI

SHETLAND IEbIJfAIsA MN
PIETRO GEORGI
Sarasota. mario PEI en-
presario Jimmy Finley anuncio
aver que la semana pr6xima pc
leara en- esta ciudad, a diez asal
tos, Johnny Sheppard, ell COMO
cido gladiator del peso compile
to ligero, y Pietro Georgi, Ell We
terano de Los Angeles.
Finley arreglara tres psleas
de a ocho asaltos para compile
tar ell programa.
Tres funciones mas Sc daran
en- 10 que falta de la temporada
La gaceta., 1940-03-22

Chuck Klein, ell veterano jar
dinero, ACADIA de ser dejado en-
libertad Unconditional por los Pi
ratas de Pittsburg.
Tratara Klein, por su cuenta,
de buscar una novena que lie
contrate.
La gaceta., 1940-03-22

La semana pr6xima Sc COM
rletaran los pr~eparativos para
n inauguration de la Temporal
Ia de La Liga Intersocial, ell dfa
7 de abril, domingo.
Todos los buenos amigos de
la pelota haran acto de presen-
cha.
Las nowenas estaran e1uili-
bradas, segdn los peritos, desde
81 cOmienzo de la temporada.
La gaceta., 1940-03-22

Paul Dean Sc agreg6 a lbs Gi
gantes sin demostraciones de su
siciencia y listo para ell trabajo.
Tiene la esperanto de poder ga
mar algunos desafios.
La gaceta., 1940-03-22

Aver, en- Sarasota, los Boston
Medals Rojas derrotaron a los
.Cardenales, con anotaci6n de A
carreras por dos. Los vencedo-
res cometieron cuatro errores y
los vapuleados A.
San Luis &c, 5h, a; Boston DC,
10h, Be.
La gaceta., 1940-03-22
tos autenticos.

tos autenticos.
Y apOyadOs contra un muro,
sc veia un verdadero arsenal de
padcs, de muletas, de cestas, Y
I'm monitor de ropa vieja y SOM
oreros estrafalarios.
La gaIlofa en- pleno iba a CO.
menzar a actuar en- las GALES de
Ia corte, en- los trenes, en- las
uenaas y en- los bancos, perfec-
tamente or~ganizada.
7 esta obra glandiosa seria
MA de la inteligencia del Co
gorza, al que tcdos admiraban
y re'petaban por esta nueva
prueba de su ingenio.
La gaceta., 1940-03-22
LA GACETA

n peri6dico en- idioma Espahcl
de mas circulation en- Tampa
Victoriano Manteiga, Editor
: SOW
Subscription semanal: 20 C
1908 Ia. Ave-, Ybor City, Fla
Telefono Y 1892
La gaceta., 1940-03-22

No hay que decir que la reu-
mon comenz6 por una serie di-
latadisima de chatos de Valde-
penas, luego que ell elegantfsimO
eoncurso estuvo congregado al
rededOr de los veladores de Ia ia
beruila,
La gaceta., 1940-03-22

FL Columbia tens un terreno para Ell estaciona-
miento de los coches de sus clientes, en- la Gale 22, y un
serene para el debido cuidado. Lleve ali 81 coehe, hay
espacio suficiente.
Evening star., 1940-12-15
Dividend Meetings

NEW YORK Dec. a tspeciaD Among
the important companies which will hold
nydend mssnss this week ere CONT
Endicott johnson Corp; Island Creek Coal
Co. and National Bond & Share Corp. A
list Of the meetings OF companies definitely
Service as follows:
Monday, December sI6.
Consolidated Car Heating Co. Inc, COM
Endicott johnson Corp per cent pre-
ferred and common; $50 am.
Florence Stove Co. common; 2 pm. ,-
Tuesday. December IL.
American Can Co. common: .a:15 pm.
Detroit Edison CO. common; pm;
Island Greek Coal Co. $6 preferred and
. National Bond 4 Share Corp. common;
. Pond Creek poeshontas CO. common;
Public. Service Corp: Of New Jersey 8
Wednesday. December Is.
General Foods Corp $3.50 preferred;
9:15 am.
Interstate Department stores, Inc, per
United States Hoffman Machinery Corp.
5'5 per cent convertible preferred; 1890
am.
THURSDAY, December 10.
City Investing Co. per cent preferrsd
Continental Insurance Co. common; IL
Fidelity -Phenix Fire Insurance Co. COM
MacAndrews 4. Forbes Co per cent pre-
ferred and common; II am.
Friday, December 20
American News Co. common: Am.
Norfolk Western Railway Co. adj.
preferred; 10:45 am.
Evening star., 1940-12-15
Virqiniu Farmers Are Warned
Crop Cuts May Be Permanent

said, probably would make it neces-
sary for Virginia tobacco growers to
reduce still further or to hold to-
bacco acreages somewhere near pres
ent levels.
He also foresaw during the next
10 years an expansion in dairy cows,
chickens and pigs for home use, par
ticularly on small farms.
"If the Metropolitan district in
and around the city Of Washington
continues to expand, it seems PROP
able that beef cattle numbers will
decline still further in Northern
Virginia and the number of dairy
cattle will increase" DR.. Young said.
This same line of reasoning applies
to otl1Er sections of the State where
industrialization is taking place. 80"
The necessity Of intensification on
the smaller farms will force the man
with a small acreage to acquire a
more intensive form of livestock,
such as dairy cows or chickens"
Dairying probably will continue to
expand in sections adjacent to grow
lLlS CltAcS dllu Ilcdl llCW uluuoIL Adl
developments and may increase in
Importance in the Southwest for
manufacture of evaperated and con-
densed milk, DR.. Young said.
Unless the feed hog price ratio
changes within the next few years,
he said, it was likely that hog rails
ing would become less important
than it Is now except in the peanut
belt, where 1t may increase as q re-
suit of the availability Of cheap feed.
Evening star., 1940-12-15
Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO Dec. IA up United States De-
partment Agriculture) .-Salable hogs,
1000; total, II 900; steady market on all
available supplies: nothing offered Of value
to command TOP prices: fey small lots,
22O;2eo pounds butchers; $40; some low
around 6.35 for istructly choice barrovs
0SIfi sslable Gait. Cattle, 200: calves. 100; moder-
measurabiy higher than weeks low time;
few fed steers and yearlings above 400
1900; best yearlinss. 1923; heifer year
lines, 1900: very. sizable supply medium
to good shor.-fed steers and yearlings,
S.5O-1250: heifers. steady to IS lower:
bulk crop, 1913 down to $50; cows closed
active, especially on cutters and common
beef selling At ST5 dawn bs i.rsase &c
lower, mostly 1000 down; very few choice
salable sheep. none: total 700; compared
Friday last week; Fat lambs weak to 25
steady: feeding larmb steady to strong:
top, $50; on load choice S0,pound FED
choice fed westerns and NATIVES 100 pounds
heavy lambs, averaging 103.111 pounds.
a.OO-9. .3; few down to s:75 late: summer
shorn fed lambs: S.50-s.s5; recently shorn.
79O-s15: yearlings, 1905 so; slaughter
ewes, 2.50-4.50: two loads n pound come
ssk ksm tssSs5 t..a.p. s%Ss shs s,. ;s1sis ssy
fst lambs, steady. to. IS lower. mostly .15
off: ff top. 8. so, on load choice so-pound fed
Msstnen ioo Sounds Is down. e:a5-s35. ~ '
Evening star., 1940-12-15
Associated Gas Executives
To Be Shifted Again
By the Associated Press.

BY LnS ASSOClhleu EIcss.
NEW YORK, Dec. 14.-Trustees
of the bankrupt Associated Gas &,
Electric Co. system plan a further
revision in the executive personnel,
it was learned today.
The changes, effective January l
and part of a long-range program
formulated by Denis j. Driscoll and
DR.. Willard Thorp, the trustees, will
affect New York State Electric &
Gas Corp. one of the utility sys-
TENS major operating units, and
Utility Management Corp, service
organization for the entire system.
r. D. Jennison, president OF Util-
ity Management for several years,
has resigned and may be shifted
to Ithaca. N. Y, where he will as
sumo presidency of N. Y. State Elec-
trio & Gas, according to present
plans. Jennison also is to resign
as president of the Metropolitan
Edison Co., an important Pennsyl-
vania subsidiary of Associated Gas.
Omrod Titus, executive vice presi-
dent and general manager of N. Y.
State Electric, is scheduled to leave
that position and take over presi-
dency of Metropolitan Edison.
Utility Management will be run
by an executive committee COM
posed of Alexander Speer, vice pres
ident; L. D. Staver, head of the ac-
counting division, and Carl E. Yates.
assistant to A. E. Throop, general
counsel for the trustees.