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Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-22
BY HARRY FERGUSON

NEW YORK, April % (UP)-
Mayor LaGuardia has been Workint
earnestly for years to cut down thu
noise in this big city, and ius
when it looked like he was goinl
to succeed along came Gabby Hart.
nett.
The former manager of the Chi
cago Cubs brought with him his
fog-horn voice, his incessant chat
ter on the ball field and his habit
OF barking at the opposition at
tght stages of the game. The mere
presence of Gabby Hartnett as
catcher and pinch hitter for the
New York Giants would have been
enough to increase the noise in
New York City by 1850 decibels
and put serious crimp in the
mayors campaign.
On top Of that, Hartnett has been
Juggling his big bat to the plate
and adding to the roar of the metro
polls by booming out base hits
that echoed like the clap of doom
from the Polo grounds TO Ebbets
Held. Right now the old guy is the
best pinch hitter in the National
league. Truly, life begins at 40
for that is the number of wears
Charles Leo Hartnett has spent on
this earth.
Three times this season Manager
Bill Terry of the Giants has called
on Hartnett TO 90 up there in the
clutch and pinch hit. He singled
once, doubled once and drove an
outfielder all the way to the fence |
10 haul down the ball on this third |
attempt. That gives him a cool .667 |
batting average and probably gives
TO the man who cut
jabby loose as manager of the
cubs last fall-OWner Phil Wrigley.
Hartnett always has been a popu-
ar player here and he is fast be-
:oming the idol Of the faithful at
he Polo grounds. In addition to
out hits regularly, he has
iyen color and dash TO a ball club
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-22
Chapman Resigns
From Army Job

MONTGOMERY, Ala, April %
(UP) = Dick Chapman, national
amateur golf champion, was out of
the army again today.
Chapman resigned his post as
assistant athletic director of the
Southeast Air Corps Training Gen.
tel at Maxwell Field after disputes
with his Greenwich, Conn, draft
board regarding his selective serv-
ice status. He had been on duty
here only a week.
Army officials quoted Chapman
he had received no formal orders
to report for induction at Green
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-22
Sparfans Hold
Batting Drills

Lengthy batting drills were in
order this week for the El Centro
nigh school baseball team as Coach
Clark Lay prepared his charges
Tor game against the league-lead-
ing BraWley high club on Friday
afternoon in FL Centre stadium.
Held to three hits by Calexicos
Ralph Samaha last week, the El
Centro nine concentrated on hitting
IN Mondays practice and Lay sche-
ouIed more of the same for Tues
day, Wednesday and Thursday.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-22
MARKET QUOTATIONS
L. A. STOCKS

LOS ANGELES, April % CUP)-
Stocks were firmer this morning on
the Los Angeles exchange in the
trading of approximately 1900
shares. Four issues were up, two
were down and six were unchang-
ed.
Blue Diamond, unchanged; Ro-
berts Public Markets 10, unchanged,
southern California Edison, com
mon 24A up u; Richfield Oil 81
unchanged; Menasco 17s up h.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-22
Fresno Nine
Bows in Upset

SANTA BARBARA, Cal, April %
'UP)-Santa Barbara State college
and Fresno State met today in the
second game OF two-game base
ball series, with Santa Barbara
holding the first game victory.
The Gauchos defeated Fresno q
to yesterday in the series opener.
Fresno trailed ! to 4 as the game
went into the ninth, and rallied,
but the squirt was good for only
two runs
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-22
Bears May Pass
Poughkeepsie Race

BERKELEY, Calf, April % CUP)
The University of California, five
time winner of the Poughkeepsie
regatta varsity race, may not send
It's crews to the rowing classic this
year, 1t was Indicated today.
The finance committee of the
Associated Students announced it
would be unable to appropriate the
entire $500 necessary to send var
sity, Junior varsity and freshman
crews to New York.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-22
SoftboII MosuIs
Meet Wednesday

Imperial Volley had is ,irst def
nlte sign OF summer Tuesday when
Pat Patterson, president OF the El
Centro mayor softball league. stuck
ms head into the office and an
nounced that the annual softbal
league meeting has been scheduled
wednesday night at the Fire Hall.
Brawley, Holtville. Imperial and
Camp Seeley representatives as well
as f. Centre softoall leaders were
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-22

Calipatria will also enter teams in
the relays, Palmgren said.
The meet, won last year by Ell
Centre high. will feature the fol-
lowing events, c medley, c shot
put, B medley relay, A medley, B.
shot put, c shuttle relay, A shot
put, B shuttle, A shuttle, c pole
vault, C so yard dash, B 100 yard
dash, B pole vault, C, B and a
440 yard relays, C distance relay,
B distance, A vault, A distance.
The first event Will start at 7
o'clock Friday night, Palmgren
said.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-22
NEW YORK STOCKS

NEW YORK, April % UPJ =
me stock market moved irregularly
To-Day with firmer tone develop
ing near closing time.
A rise in progress earlier in the
day was halted when the market
was confronted with an offering
of 1000 shares of American Tele-
phone. That stock was absorbed
and the list steadied. Telephone
made new low at 10 off III and
met support there
Stock sales approimated 100000
shares against 100000 in the previ-
lous session. Curb stock sales were
1900 against $4,000 shares yester-
day.
Dow Jone preliminary closing
stock averages: Industrial 1I5.77.
off .29; Rail 27.S9 up .12; Utility
1907 off .03 and 65 stock 1855 off
%.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-22
Jaycee Baseba|Iers
Take TO Road

FL Centre junior college baseball
team travels TO San Dimas come
Saturday morning to play a return
game with California Poly junior
college.
The Poly baseballers defeated El
Centro, l2-4, in the first meeting
between the two schools in El Cen
tro stadium. Coach Robert Stein
Planned to take IA players on the
trip.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-22
Valley Meters to
Play in Tucson

Four FL Centro high school ten
MS players, one Calexico netter
and Coach Bill Maxwell of e
Centro high will leave Ell Centro
Wednesday to take part in the an
nual southwest tennis tournament
at Tucson.
Jack Hens, Fuzzy Nichols, James
Riedy and Bill Mccullough will rep
resent FL Centre high, Tom Brents
will represent Calexico in the
tournament.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-22
WHITTIER FUGITIVE
CAPTURED AT OAKLAND

OAKLAND, Cal, April % (UP)-
A l4-year-old boy Identified as a
fugitive from Whittier State school
was captured at a Hayward Auto
camp and was turned over TO Ala
media county Juvenile authorities
today The boy, Ralph Yahnke, told
authorities he fled from the school
Friday Clarence Erwin, operator OF
the auto camp. became suspicious
O. the youth and called police.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-22
Laundry Takes
lid TO Cleaners

The Irrigation Districts league
leading bowling team got their
wires crossed Monday night and
before the boys could find which
pole was down the Valley Steam
laundry had taken them to the
cleaners, 40 Daniels was high
scorer for the winners with a sec
series.
In other matches Robertsons and
the Nev-Cal split, 2-2, and Seven
Up walloped District Power, 40.
High scorer of the night was Nc
ellis of Robertsons, who rolled a
176-2l9-202-597 series.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-22

wich but was reporting neverthe-
less. His board refused to change
its original decision placing the
No. l amateur golfer in class Al.
Chapman had asked for deferment
contending he had hay fever in
an acute form and had water on the
knee.
Chapman said also physicians at
Walter Reed hospital in Washing
ton had found him unfit for mill
tary service.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-22

invited to attend the wednesday
night meeting in order that an
eight-team all-valley league can be
formed instead of the usual city
league.
Patterson indicated he believed
the valley was ready to support a
larger league and predicted an i'm
proved brand of city league soft
ball for l94l.
The meeting will start at 7::30.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-22
CHICAGO GRAINS

CHICAGO, April % CUP)-Wheat
futures worked lower today after
showing moderate gains in the
early part of the session. Soy beans
were up as much as IL cents early
but sagged later under realizing
sales. other grains were affected
by the action of wheat.
Wheat fisished off Is TO q. corn
was off \ TO a, oat off = to ! 1s ;
rye off ! TO ~, and soy beans un-
changed TO = lower.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-22
CALIFORNIA NINE
UPSETS OAKLAND

OAKLAND, Calf, April % (UP)
The University of California base
ball team last night upset the
Oakland Acorns of the Pacific
Coast league, 1919, at Emeryville in
benefit game.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-22
BRUINS UPSET
ST. MARY'S, PHO

LOS ANGELES, April %. (UP)-
st. Mary's and University of Cali
fornia at Los Angeles clashed in a
doubleheader of the California In
tercolleglate Baseball association
today Yesterday the Bruins, cellar
occupants, upset the league-le leading
GaelS, 12 to 10.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-22
MRS JAMES FERRIE
PAGES TOURNEY GOLFERS

BERKELEY, Calf, April % CUP)
Mrs. James Ferrie of Long Beach
defending champion, today held
nledalist honors in the California
State Women's Golf championship
as the field began match play at
Orinda Country club.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-22
La Mesa Golf
March Called Off

Barbara Worth golfers awaited
the setting of new date for the
La Mesa club match Tuesday, fol-
lowing an announcement from
professional John Turnac that the
match originally scheduled for Sum-
day had been postponed.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-22
L. A. GRAIN

LOS ANGELES, April % UP)-
Wheat, soft or hard S1.45 m I.55
Feed Barley, bright $3.50 a las
Mailing Barley e. S1.32K a 1874
Milo No. ? yellow 49,. $40 a 1.45
Corn No. yellow bulk S1.59 a Is"
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-22
MIAMI METERS
DEFEAT UCLA

LOS ANGELES, April 90. CUP)-
University of Miami's transforming
tennis team swept over University
of California at Los Angeles yes
terday 8 to /.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-22
Three Coast Schools Drop
Out Of HoItviIIe ReIuvs

The possibility that the fifth annual running of the
Hotvile relays might attract only valley high schools be-
probability Tuesday three teams notified
Coach Ben Palmgren of withdrawal from the meet
The three schools to withdraw Monday were Yuma,
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-22
L. A. Hay

Los ANGELES, April % UP)-
U. S. No. l ........ $1S.0O-19.00
u. S. No. leafy /. V. :. S16.5O-17. 90
u s. No. 2 ........... S15.0O-16.O0
Barley Hay .......... -20.00
Oat Hay .............. $2O.0O-21 90
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-22
LOCAL BUTTERFAT

Los Angeles butter .......... 34c
Grade A milk .................. 43c
Manufacturing milk .... 3S1kc
Route gathered cream ...... 34c
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-22
The POST PRESS
SPORTS
Yankees Belt As for Third Successive
Win; Giants Club Dodgers to Boost
Lead: Bees Move Into Third Place

CLEVELAND April % (UP)The Cleveland Indians
yesterday them Their
opportunity Yankees
already breathing their necks. ..~.. ..-.....
opinion that the Yank
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-22
L. A. BANKS

Los ANGELES, April % (UP)--
Transamerica ............. 4A -4H
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-22
L. A. BUTTER De EGGS

Los ANGELES, April % CUP)-
Butter: Extras 34c, prime 1st 33c
Standard 32c; undergrades 31c.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-22
L. A. POULTRY

Los ANGELES, April % UP,-
Hens, leghorns, 2. to 81. lbs IL
Hens, leghorns 3A to 4 lbs II
Hens, leghorn over 4 lbs. . II
Hens, colored to 51z lbs =. 23
Hens, colored, 8 Y lbs up ..... 90
Broliers, over IL to Il, lbs. -. 10
Broilers over Ia to 2h lbs .... II
Fryers, leghorn 2z to lbs. 16
Fryers, c2lCred 2l2 to lbs. 80. 18
Il 16lye[S. coIored y to 4 " lbs 90
Roasters, coloreo AZ lbs and UP 23,
Old Roosters, colored ....:... 13
Old Roosters leghorn .......... .OS,
Duckhngs, over lbs. ......... 19,
Duckings under lbs. .. 49,
Olu ducks .0st
lung Geese .................. 15t
Capons, to s lbs. .......... 25c
stays, colored ........., 14t
Ndpons, lbs and up. ........ 25C
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-28

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Prepare
Now for
Permanent

There's a special virtue to the
new short. featherweight haircuts
so popular this fall They make
II possible for many women TO do
without n permanent who could
not before. Often, hair has a wave
which. while it's there. Is not sur
ficient for a long, heavy-hair Golf.
Such hair, when shipped often,
shows a surprising amount Of nat
ural curl.
But If you haven't a natural
wave, or IL you find the short cut
unbecoming, then why not give
yourself new permanent for
Christmas It's not an altogether
selfish gesture! For It's essential
to looking well. especially in these
days of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Looking well is vital to your peace
of mind; and your peace Of mind
Ii pivotal in the whole family
circles holiday happiness.
CHRISTMAS PERMANENTs
REQUIRE PREPARATION
This is the time - today - TO
start putting your hair in condi-
ton for the Christmas permanent.
It's an excellent idea to 60 in for
three weeks treatments before
getting the new curl.
Brush your hair every single
night. Use a tonic TO correct any
scalp defects you happen to have
and use 1t according to the d.
rections. II possible, have some
kind of weekly scalp treatment.
For dry hair. you can't beat hot
oil treatments. Simply rub In the
oil, saturating both scalp and hair
ends. then wiring out a towel dip
ped in very hot water, and wrap
II around her head. The steam
will drive the oil into your scalp.
When the towel has cooled, dip II
again and wind 1t around your
head again. then cover with a dry
towel for a few minutes.
Now place your elbows on q
table, put your head in your hands
and massage your scalp for three
or four minutes. Afterward,
shampoo In the usual manner. Use
a liquid shampoo. and Of course
rinse thoroughly.
For exceptionally oily hair. a
pine tar or balsam oil shampoo
often Is recommended. Many pre-
pared shampoos contain quanti-
ties OF pine tar. and you can buy
balsam oil for home use, Just
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were you. You would be cheat
ing yourselves out Of several
years Of happiness and the thrill
of working together toward .
common goal.
IL wouldn't be impossible for
you to take just = class or two
Of night school work at a time.
and eventually obtain your de-
gree, anyway. especially II you
have not much further TO 60.
Even II II took several years. II
would be = great satisfaction,
and would be well worth the ef-
fort. just don't take ON too
great = load At time. and re-
member that time isn't the inn
portant factor In your case. hut
that keeping In the habit of
studying Ii important
A final word of warning.
though. II your Tom IL the least
hit unstable or likely to he
either changeable or selfish, you
might very likely spend the next
eight or 10 years working and
sacrificing for the education and
support of your husband, only TO
nnd yourself cast aside for q
younger or pretticr or weather.
woman after he has attained
success. II you can see any pos
sibility of this occurring. don't
risk IL.
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Z BURTON BENJAMIN
CHAPTER vi

Concern clouded George Land
ers face when he strobe up 10
Anne Humphreys on campus the
next morning.
Anne" he inquired. have you
seen Peter"
Not since yesterday morning.
We had q date last night - and
guess what7 He didn't show up"
I'm say he didn't" LAndcrs said
dryly. He wasn't in the apart
ment last night either"
"He-what ?" Anne gave a start.
George. do you suppose anything
wrong?"
Dunno" he shook his head
srayely. But II he doesn't turn
out for practice today. Dinty'il
have the militia after him. He'i
worried about Northwestern Sat.
urday."
Anne dug her hands in the big
pockets Of her coat and frowned.
I'm worried, George" she said.
"Cail II woman's intuition or any
thing you like. I have . bunch
sonny's got himself In another
jam"
Hope not" Landers grunted.
"Dugan'll take just % much and
then :" He shrugged his Shout
ders. TN drop over TO the house
tonight and let you know what's
what. That'll give the old hens
something TO cackle about" he
managed q half smile.
Good" she nodded. tn be
ready about 7:so."
Pete Laird's absence received
official recognition that afternoon.
Dugan was collecting the first
team for dummy scrimmage. Sud-
denly he stopped and looked
around.
Hey. Phil" he called 10 the
manager. where's LAird?"
Haven't seen him. Coach"
Has he an afternoon class 90
asked Dugan.
Nope. he's free after lunch"
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Emulates
The Noble
Potato
Fruit Msy De- Served A.
Appssissr or ossssrf

rnui.tlax the noble sud Gssrs-
fruit noe sue. right snta TIE cvsa
ard Gomez out bahsd foe . mn
or isss ccurss.
RAKKp WHOLE oaArnvnurr
wash grapefruit and wsps dEy.
Place On unxrsased baking shsst
ana base IN mo<iersts oven $50
degrees ~ for ere hour. Resnevs
from even. cut IN half and ssfvs
hot with any a. she.s feiiewine
variations
FIRST COURSE APPETIZER
TOPPING, . teaspoon a weress-
isrsnire sauce. mtssd ground
spaces and sugar. about y tea
spoon at erssssd Or powdered ~
leaf.
DEssERr COURSE TorrNo:
tesspoon % marmalsde. spfsnsis
with maple sugar. Top With crush
ed iemon drcp- or ehccoists
mlnts. teaspoon ~ honey. table
spoon of hulterseeteh syrup az
sauce.
Brosled grapefruit halves are b.
coming more and more popular.
They offer . different wsv 81 get
ting tho daily quota II citrus fruit
into your family menus.
Select Juicy grapefruit. wash
and dry. Cut IN half erosswiss.
Remove sseds ard puip. nstter
loosen sections. too. With . sharp
knife. Place halves % taking
sheet and spetnhis asost sah,s-
spoons brown sugar en eaeh and
dot with . little butter. nrctI
under iow flame for about - min
utes.
Oranges can BE- coohed. too, uss
thin skinnsd seedieas oransesD
Cover with cold water. Ard boil
until skin 10 tender. When prsched.
drain. Cut In half orosswtns. viii
center with sugar. add teaspoon
brandy or non-alcohoiic brandy
flavoring and dot with butter.
Place In casserole and bahe IN
moderate oven tsso degrees -
until sugar browns. Serve - .
sarnish for turhey or roast
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Personal
To Fat Girls

Now you may SHIN down your face and
figure without starvation dieting or back
breaking exercises. Just eat ssnsiby and
take harpaoAa unosr the conditions and Sc
sordinR 70 directions on the package.
hArunola Tablets have been sod 20 tha
public fer more than thirty year. More than
Twenty million boxes nave b~en distributed
during that period
harrnola - not o cure-ah- haruoia u
enly for adult fat persons whose fstness .
caused b. q thyroid deficiency ibypothy roia-
i.r-l but Who are otherwise normal and heal
thy. We do not make any diagnosis A. that
Is the function Of your physician. who must
h. consulted for that purpose. Why not Try 70
loss thoss ugly. uncomfortable paCnds the
Nsrrnolz w.y' Get . eor Il harnoAa tod.y
from your druggist adv
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Tom isn't completely sold on the
Idea. He agrees with me that
he would doubtless be able to con-
centrate better on his work and
get ahead faster IL we were mar
ried. but he objects to my helping
20 support him.
Neither Of us ha. parents to adj
wise US. and, of course, any MEM
Der Of the faculty that we approach
on the subject Is all for my finish
ing my school work. l can't help
feeling that their opinion is biased,
and am reluctant TO accept 1t.
would appreciate anything you
could tell me. The longer l con-
slider the matter, the more sure |
an that it is the right thing to do,
but I realize that I'm not in q
position to look at the situation
effectively and nationally, and |
don't want to be stubborn and diff
sfieult. Would you help us7
MISS x.
Dear Miss X: II both Of you
Are very sure that you are the
right mates for each other, II
being together and building to-
ward your future life In
more important to each Of you
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~ v mvere - y = uocurnD