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Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-11
L. A. PRODUCE

Los NGELES, April II up
Trading was fairly good with rainy
weather.
Asparagus: loose colossal 9i2 2-fOc.
select and ex fey Sic. Fey 7iz-
SC. choice sc, small and crook Sc;
San Diego large Sc, medium s y -7c,
small Az sc.
Bunched vegetables; per crt:
beets 60-65c; Carrots 50-6oc. I'm
Cucumbers: San Diego flats 34s-
40s 1.25S-l.35: specials S1-1.15, No
2s G0-75c; Imperial flats soc; hot
house san Diego flats doz ex fey
S1.50-1.75, fey 1.25; choice 2la doz
500
Cantaloups: Imperial pony 54s
IS. Pony orange pack SSs s5.5. so,
96s S4,5O-4.75, 112s $425; std flats
15s Sc. 90; irreg ular flats 1Ss S2.25-
$50. 15s 2.5O-2.75.
Peas: Pismo short pole 11-1fSc;
Arroyo Grande bush 10c; San Luis
Obispo 11-13c; Nipomo bush &C;
Carpinteria bush Csc.
Squash: white summer Imperial
crts S1.25-1.35; lugs 1.35-1.50; Yuma
crts 1.35-lugs $50; Italian I'm
perial crts S1.-1.25; local lugs /
1.25. San Diego lugs S0c-S1.15; yell
low crookneck Imperial crts 1.75-2
banana &c lb.
Tomatoes: Imperial crts 9-tops
| S250-3; 12s 2.25-2.75; les 1.50-1.75;
20s 1-1.15 loose lugs 75c-$1; flats
| 65-75c; Imperial Wy 5X6s $3.50, OK
| Is So 7x8s S1.4O. Sx9s $1.00.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-11
NEW YORK STOCKS

NEW YORK, April 10 fCPJ -
stocks made an irregular advance
today following five-day decline
that sent the averages down to new
lows since early February.
The firming was considered tech
nfcal. Earlier in the week, the
market had declined on Balkan war
news and traders believed selling
had beer over done.
The American Iron and steel In
stitute reported March steel pro-
duction at 100 per cent IF capacity
and a new high record. First quar-
ter production also set a new TOP.
United states SteelCorporation re-
ported record shipm ents Of finish
ed steel for March and for the
first quarter.
Dow Jones preliminary closing
stock averages; Industrial. 1886
off .1g: Rail 2S.11 off %: Utility
1889 off .Q9; and So stocks 1850
off n
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-11
Today's Sport Parade

first week in August the st. Louis
Cardinals will get hot and start
tearing the league to pieces. One
of the hottest races in baseball will
be between the Cardinals and the
Brooklyn Dodgers for second place
Baseball attendance will be ter
rifle, particularly in such industrial
centers as Detroit where there is
national defense money being paid
out for wages and where night-shift
workers will flock to the ball park.
Colorful rockies such as the Yam
KEGS second base combination of
Rizzuto and Priddy and Lou Novi-
koff, the Chicago Cubs Mad Rus
sian" will pack the customers into
parks wherever those two teams
play
The comeback of the year will be
made by Monte Pearson, the right
handed pitcher sold by the New
York Yankees to the Cincinnati
! Reds. Manager Bill McKechnie of
| the Reds has talent for getting
the best out of pitchers and Pearson
seems to be free of the aches and
pains-real and inaginary-which
plagued him for years.
The surprise of the American
league will be the st. Louis Browns,
who have a fighting chance to get
into the first division after too
many years spent being the door
mat.
Manager Jimmy Dykes of the
White Sox will take glue, two safety
pins and roll Of adhesive tape
and come up on July 4 with a good
ball club, thereby proving again
that he is one of the smartest man
ayers in the business. Give him
some material and he would be a
/ WOW.
President Roosevelt's opc ning
pitch in Washington Monday will
be nowhere in the vicinity of home
plate or whatever objective he
chooses.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-11
HoItviIIe. Douglass
Bow to Brawley
In Track Meet

BRAWLEY, April II - Brawley
high schools powerful track and
field team overwhelmed Holtville
and Douglass high schools in a
triangular meet on the Brawley
oval Thursday afternoon.
Brawley ran up 81 points to 33
for Holtville and Is for Douglass
in the varsity division, II TO "a
to in the B division and 81 to 16
to o in the c division.
Individual honors were shared
by John Williams of Brawley and
Gene Maynard of Holtville. Will
iams took first places in the 100
yard dash. the 900 and the broad
jump. Maynard won the pole valut,
the high hurdles and the hop-step-
jump.
Surprise winner in the $50 yard
run was Wilfong of Holtville, who
negotiated the distance in 2:1l and
j. Preece outjumped Cooke of
Brawley in the high jump clearing
) feet 9 inches.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-11
L. a. LIVESTOCK

LOS ANGELES. April II tUP)-
(Federal-State Market News Serv-
iceD
Hogs 250; 1920 cents higher. top
1925 on choice 189 lb butchers /;
bulk medium to choice 170-23O but
ehers 9.65-10.25; 271 Id 9.75; sows
steady at 7.25-7.60; odd butchers
s0we TO S.
cattle 500: common TO medium
steers weak TO 25 cents lower; most
decline on Mexican; other classes
steady; few medium steers 1890;
some unsold. three loads Mexican
steers $50; few fleshy feeders 1925,
hiefers lacking cows 7.25-775, med =
ium to good scarce; Gamers and
cutter 5.50-7; odd bulls to 9.25; top
steers wed. l1.75; bulk 10.75-11.50:
calves 125; steady odd choice veal
ers 1850; mostly 1880 down few
calves 9.50-l1. choice quoted around
10
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-11
Lee Refuses
$4,000 Contract

CHICAGO, April II CUP)-Pitch
er Bill Lee said today he couldn t
play ball for the Chicago Cubs this
year if they pay him only $4,000
The big right-hander said the
club would have to come to me
now" after a conference with Gen
eral Manager James r. Gallagher
failed to produce results on his de-
mand for $l2500.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-11

; threatened only in the varsity dl-
vision where the Criminals tailed 53
points against 50 for FL Cehtro-
The Spartans. co-taVorlteS with
Brawlev for the county meet title,
ran up a 67-27 edge III B eompe-
tition and II to SO edge IN the
c division.
Ell Centre, boasting the strongest
B team in the county gave its best
team and individual performances
in that division against Yuma. Ed
Alarcon tailed Is points with f.fSts
in the 100 yard dash. the high Jump
and broad jump. Claude Derrick
had firsts in both B hurdle races.
In the c division Ray Muncill
garnered two firsts, one in the
broad Jump and the other in the
high jump.
Other first place winners for El
Centro were, Morgan in the B
hurles. Chickahisa in the c so
ward dash and c 100. Moore in the
$50. Rex in the 440. Dixon in the
mile. Leger in the B 22C, Horrible n
the C pole vault. Longacre in the
shot put, Hester i'll the B pole
vault, Johnson in the b shot put,
and the three relay events.
FL Centro'S next track cOmpetl-
ton will be furnished in the Oft
postponed interclass track and field
meet Monday or Tuesday and in
the Chaffey meet next Friday.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-11
SOftb0II

Plans for formation of the "A
softball league will be made within
two weeks. according to Pat Patter-
son. president OF the league last
season New officers will be
elected. sponsors lined up and 4
schedule drawn
The FL Centre 3 league has al
ready started its schedule and loop
officials report this season is likely
to be the most outstanding in his
tory And the 20-30 club offe.'
this protest
20-30. not Coca Cola won the B
league championship last season
Hans Merklein. manager of the 90
30. pointed out an error in this pa
per in which we referred to the Bot
tiers as defending champions
My apologies to the 3luggers of 90
80
Speaking of softball the El Centre
girls are expected to field the finest
team in history Manager Lefty
Walters has all of last years team
plus some new stars
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-11

The Time Has Come :.
The time has come, The coaches
said,
ITO think Of many things,
"Of vaulters. of runners and re-
lay teams,
And sprinters that have wings.
Those are the thoughts that pres
emily are running through the minds
of six valley high school teams
Though not in rhyme, only sports
writers are that balnyl because IN
less than two weeks Imperial coun-
ty schools clash in the annual Holt
vile relays.
The Holtville relays ranks second
only to the county track and fielo
meet in importance to valley schools
and as a result every valley mentor
is in the process of working out i
lineup that will bring him the high
est number Of points possible
Brawley, defending county meet
champion, and e Centre defending
relays champion. viii be favored
among valley schools, though addi-
tional competition from Yuma,
Coachella. GroSsmont. Coronado and
other metro league schools will take
part in the meet this season.
On the following Friday night
Imperial Valley schools, including
Douglass high of II Centre, will
clash in the annual county meet,
and this is how they line up at
present.
Varsity division: Brawley slight
" favored because Of the individual
performance of John Williams, a
certain first-place winner in three
events.
Glass B Division-El Centro heav-
ily favored. Ed Alarcon, Leger, Os- |
walt and Derrick among outstand- /
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-11
BY HARRY FERGUSON
Pinch hitting for II. McLemore

II flHcn-nittlIlg lOF II. McLemcFe)
NEW YORK. April i CUP)-
passing out a few prophecies and
prejudices about the coming base
ball season with the fervent hope
that nobody Will remember to check
on them come September.
The Cleveland Indians will win
the American league pennant and
Bob Feller will win at least %
games.
There will be 2,146,754 man hours
Of sleep lost in this country by
people who sit up all night arguing
whether Feller is faster than Wal
ter johnson.
Cincinnati will win the National
league pennant. but along about the
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-11

Rizzuto, New York Yankees thly
shortstop, in the American league
and Lou Novikoff, the Chicago Cubs
eccentric outfielder, in the National
league.
Both will have to hustle to stay
in front of what looks like a bumper
crop of recruits. Rizzuto's main
competition is likely to come from
his teammates, Jerry Priddy,and
Charlie Stanceu. Johnny Lucadello
of the Browns, and Mike Ryba
(even at 36) and Mickey Harris OF
the Red SoX.
Behind Novikoff in the National
league the outstanding youngsters
appear to be Pete RelSer oil the
Dodgers. Lou Stringer of the Gus.
Walker Cooper of the Cardinals
and Mickey Livingston OF the Phil
lies.
Rizzuto may be one of the greatest
young ball players of the decade
Many veteran baseball men claim
that the stocky little 1talian-who
was chased out of Ebbets field as
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-11
BrawIey Nine
To Challenge
CaIexiCO Monday

Brawley high schOolS varsity
baseball team. which showed sur
prising power at the plate in
defeating El Centre. 16-4. goes
up against the defending cham
nions from CalexiCo Monday af-
ternoon. according 10 Coach
sheldon LOugborOugh.
CaIexiCo. b0Ssting q good hit
ting and fielding team and COM
paratively weak pitching, will be
slightly favored over the north
enders. but Coach COyington
was somewhat pcSSimistic.
The presence Of Martin Ma
varro. veteran hurler, on the
mound for BraWloy, may spell
the difference between victory
and defeat, CovingtOn said.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-11

a kid because he was too small
can cover more ground than any
shortstop in the game He has speed'
fielding instinct and a rifle arm.
The Dodgers are hail!ng young
Pete Reiser, assigned to the center
field berth, as the greatest thing
that's come along in years. The kid
certainly has speed and can hit
But Novikoff is likely TO prove the
sensation as a distance hitter. He
has power. and while he may be
fooled on sucker pitches, he is likely
to hit the same pitch right out OF
the ball yard the next time it's
served hm.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-11
Seattle Moves to
Second Place With
Win Over Angels
BY UNITED PRESS

Bill Mathesons home-run with
Les Scarsella on base in the ninth
inning gave Seattle a to > win
over Los Angeles yesterday ano
put the RainielG in undisputed
possession Of second place in the
Pacific coast league
Ran washed out he other en-
counters.
Paul Gregory held the Angels to
six hits, although Ray Prim and
Joe Berry gave the Rainiers only
seven. Prim retired in the sixth
when he was struck on the shins
by q line drive of Bill Lawrence.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-11
BENCH WARMING
by Burdette Kline
-Pos+-Press Sports Editor

ing individual performers.
Glass c Division-Brawley favor
ed
Principal interest. however. will
again be centered IN the varsity
division because a arrangement
of the point system by the coaches
and principals has again put each
division on a separate scoring basis
AS a result most schools were ex-
pected to move some B athletes
into the varsity division to attempt
to win the championship. It wasn't
regarded as likely, however, that
any switches would materially
change the final outcome.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-11
Dean or Babich
To Oppose Yanks

NEW YORK, April II (UP)-
President Ed Barrow of the New
York Yankees received word from
Connie Mack today that either
Johnny Babich or Chubby Dean
would be the opening day pitcher
for the Philadelphia Athletics at
the stadium Tuesday afternoon.
Red Ruffing or Marius Russo will
start for the Yanks, Barrow said
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-11
SIMON, LOUIS MATCH
SEEMS CERTAIN

NEW YORK, April II CUP)-A
heavyweight title match between
Champion Joe Louis and Abe Simon
appeared to be a virtual certainty
today following a general re-shuff-
ling Of next months boxing pro-
gram by Promoter Mike Jacobs.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-11
Unseeded Entrant
Upsets Clements

CHICAGO, April II CUP)-Stan-
ley Hitz, unseeded entrant from
Harrisburg, Pa, meets fifth-ranked
Jack Emas in semi finals of the
National A. a. U. handball meet
today.
Hltz continued a series Of up
sets by beating Jack Clements of
San Francisco, graded second IN
the meet, 21-16, 21-19.
Defending Champion Joe Platak
meets Edward Rawlings, Kansas
City, who was seeded fourth.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-11
NIGHT CLUB GIRL
out OF GROOVE"

CHICAGO, April IL CUP)-Alb;na
Catherine TrieVers, Il year old
night club dice girl, sat at the desk
of her 18th floor room at a loop
hotel and wrote three brief notes
explaining she was "a hepcat no
longer in the groove"
70 She hung "do not disturb"
sign on the outside of her door,
carefully arranged the venetian
blinds on the window and stepped
on the sill. She fell TO her death
on the sidewalk, her body narrowly
missing passing pedestrians,
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-11
Bruins Take Three
Game Hockey Lead

DETROIT, April II CUP)-Only
one more victory remained today
between Bostons Bruins and pos
session of the Stanley cup, emblem
of National league hockey superior
ity.
The Bruins slammed a 4-2 vic
tory over the Detroit Red Wings
before 10,137 fans last night to
take 80 lead in their best-of-
seven series.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-11
Brown Again
Tops Scorers

Builder Uppers. Owl Billiard and
Kraft Cheese bowlers scored 81
victories over Bradshaws, the 11th
Cavalry and Imperial Hardware
Thursday night in valley league
play.
Herb Brown was again high scorer
for the night with a 598 series.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-11
CHICAGO GRAINS

CHICAGO, April 10 UP) Wheat
prices fluctuated nervOusly today.
The market advanced cent
hushel at the start. lost the gain
and then rallied just before the
close.
SOW beans advanced 9 cents a
bushel lost ground, but moved up
again in the final hour.
Mheat finished up = TO y. Corn
was unchanged TO off Is, oats un-
changed TO up "a, rye unchanged
20 ap q, and soybeans up ~
10 "a.
L. A. BANKS
Los ANGELES, April II lUP)-
Transamerica ......... Az As
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-11
L. A. STOCKS

LOS ANGELES, April i up
Traders on the Los Angeles stock
exchange marked time today and
engaged IN only scattered buying
and selling. sales continued thru
out the morning. causing three
issue TO lose points. one Ryan Air
craft. hit a new low for the year.
Five issue remained unchanged and
one gained in the 5400 share market
The list:
Farmers and Merchants National
Bank $50; Transamerica Al; Union
oil 13, down i ;; Menasco steel "a
Ryan 81 down i Vega s down 70
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-11
Shop Defeats
City EmnIoyes

District Shop softbau team, held
in cheek for four innings by o. 3.
Miller, broke loose with a barrage
# hits in the final three innings
TO defeat Cit" Employees, 1876. in
B league game played at Adams
Street park.
The Score
District Shop ....................... 1913
City Employees .............-. G. g
Weeks and Alexander; Miller and
Smyer.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-11
Z. A. GRA(N

Los ANGELES, April 70 0Up)-
wheat, soft or marc S150 n LEO
Feed Barley, bright s1.3O N 135
Mailing Barley =. S1.32z N 1.37K
Milo No. 2 yellow ...... $40 N 1.45
Corn No. 2 yellow bulk $157WI60
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-11
FLORIDA SETS
EETTING RECORD

CORAL GABLES, Fla, April IL
CUP)-The total pari-mutuel play
for Florida's turf season swelled to
S43 ,O42, 1898 this year--greatest in its
racing history.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-11
L. a. POULTRY

Los ANGELES, April II up
Candled checks ....... 21iA,
Hens. leghorns, - TO 3h lbs 16c
Hens, legh2rns, 8. to 4 lbs -. 16c
90 over lbs. .....#........... 16C
Hens, colorcd 1 to 5iz lbs =. 23c
Hens, colored, 5is lbs up ...... 22,
Broilers, over Ia TO Ia lbs .. 16t
Broilers, over Il. to 2i4 lbs. =. 10,
Fryers, lcghorn 2i2 to 3 lbs. 16,
Fryers, colored. 2la to 3A lbsup 21
Fryers, colored 31a TO Az lbs 80
casters, colored Al lbs and up %
Oid Roostera, colored ........ 13
Old Rooetcrs leghorn .......... .Os
Ducklings, over , lbs. .......... 10
Ducklings under 5 lbs. .......... 18
Old ducks Observation-Disclosures. .OS
young Geese ........... IS
Capons, s TO S lbs. ............ %
Stags, colored ................. IA
Capons, 8 lbs and ap. ........ 25
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-11
Rizzuto. Novikoff
Rated as Prize
Rockies o. 1q41

NEW YORK, April II. (UP)-You never can tell ABOUT
rookie until you him under pressure but II my guess
that the approaching baseball will produce seVe
Youngsters destined TO go q long way. a.,
NV nominations for the rockies Of the year are Phil
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-11
MARKET QUOTATIONS
MARKETS CLOSED

Major stock markets throughout
the United States were closed Fri
day in observance of the Good
Friday religious holiday.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-11
THE POST-PRESS
.SPOR
FL Ceniro Track Team Hands Yuma 4ih
Straight Defeat, 0utscores Arizonans
In All Divisions, 168.115

April IL. SpeciaD-Yuma high schoo8 track ana he
dropped valley school here Thurs
Criminal down to defeat at t
hands o high school, 168 to lis.
Yuma previously by Bawey FL Centre
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-11
LOCAL BUTTERFAT
L. A. HAY

LOS ANGELES, April II UP)-
u. S. No. /. V. ............ $500
u. s. No. leafy I. V. .. $lG.60-l7.OO
u, 5. No. 2 ...,...,,,,, Sl4.OV-l1.Oe
The Valley settler., 1941-09-12

The harvesting Of farm crops
In tho Natanu5ko Valley Is woll
undor way. The grain on many
farms, safely stored in the stack
or undcr roof, on Others, hay cnd
grains nave been cut and SHOCKED
and crc ready to be hauled. Auch
Of the hay this year could have
boon curod on tho ground as 1t
is done "0utsidc" instead Of using
tho Alaskan hay take and tho
binder mothod, but who can 6osond
On the Weather. While complete
figures on the acreage Of various
crops arc not avail lcblo ct this
limo, estimates run high On the
yield per aero. Favorable weather.
condi tions coupled vi tn bcttor
sood solc ction and troa tmont,
and bottor tillogo methods recon-
mcndod last spring ct planting
timo have combined to produce G
good crop Of potatoes Of excellent
quality.
| LOST STRAYGD OR STOLEN
Black stallion colt yrs. old
eight, 1900 lbs. Lest soon in
pas5,mc on George Noshor farm near
Cott OIlWood Crock.
The Valley settler., 1941-09-12

UNITz.D PROTESTANT CHURCH
Sun. Sept. Il
1000 church school
ll:OO morning worship
Due to the absence OF Row.
Bing1o from tho Valley, hrs. Binglo
Will give q report OF tho National
Al camp Viii Oh she onG Pr CT liza
I illor attended, in Washington DC.
e special nvitotion is given to
tho Al mombors ond f1'ion3s.
At the close Of the morning
|sorvico Sunday, Sept. 2lst thoro
will be c on .roGcti onc1 raooting
to issue call to tho now pes
tor Row. 0. Wilbor Randall Of
Grants, Now Noxico.
The Valley settler., 1941-09-12

Mr.. and Hrs. 7.cDougol ontor-
toinod c group Of people from Pal
NOR Saturday evening, Sept. 6 in
thoi homo at Fern Lime. Tho ovo-
ming wos spent in dancing enc
singing, aftor which MIs. l-cDougal
sorv cd o doll c Gus lunch.
The Valley settler., 1941-09-12
CHURCH CT GOD

Proa ching Services aro hold
at the Matanuska Valley Mission
bach Sunday evening beginning at
$500 o'clock. everyone is wei conc
Evening star., 1941-12-14
DON'T BE SOFT, McGARRY
Continued from pogo five

''But, sweetheart -" he starts out.
Don't talk to mer' says Kitty.
"This poor innocent kid of yours hit
man in the street and left him there
maybe to die. That's worse than
stealing pennies from a blind man
It's worse than murder. But you let
yourself be sorry for him, and he
makes fool of you. I've tried to teach
you. and you won't learn. Now I'm
through She is half crying when she
says it. 81 don't want to see you
again!'
Chicken
81 don't! If you don't have that
hit-and-run rat behind bars by morn
ing, don't ever talk to me again."
She turns and is gone. Dan sits on
the bed in a cold sweat. He can tell
when Kitty means thing, and she
means this. For half an hour he sits
here, holding his head. He even for
gets it's Christmas Eve.
He doesn't know where to turn.
Evening star., 1941-12-14

again. He is little bit pale by this
time. After the third knock he tries
the door and finds it open.
Inside there is bed, a couple of
chairs and a bureau. The drawers of
the bureau have been pulled out and
emptied and the closet door is open
and there isn't thing inside. "Gonew
Dan means. Hes gonep'
"Of course he's goner' cries Kitty.
What did you expect? He did quick
packing and beat it,
Dan looks sick. Chicken, l would
have sworn that kid wouldn't ="
Don't chicken mer' cries Kitty,
her voice sliding up whole octave.
''I've had enough" She is so mad she
can hardly talk. Dan McGarry.
you're a soft-headed, soft-hearted
sapr she cries. "You let this rat pull
the wool over your eyes. Oh. l can't
stand it any more! l can't, l can'tp'
Dan looks scared Il he has never
known his Kitty to carry on like this.
Evening star., 1941-12-14

The rooming-house keeper says she
doesn't see the kid and his wife leave,
but if they do it's all right with her
because they owe her three weeks
Evening star., 1941-12-14

rent and she is only waiting until after
Christmas before she throws them out
anyway.
There is no one in the neighbor-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-04-08
investigation Started

One definite method Of snreod
seems to have been discovered
which is that epjdemjrs have hpan
proved to occur from W. Ter CON
terminated with snvaoo II i vnIl
known to those who studv eoidrm-
les that infaut;Ir par3l.eis tends
to occur in ueIohbnrhooGs
Eor ;re4,rco
cd q line n nyns,in.t;n onnI,'.nI
in Cannoot;aIt ~ o.N"i ~ :
1899. Attention was first called
to this when a GIRL Is wears oll
was admitted to the New Haven
Hospital with a severe ~naralvtia
form of the djscasc Sha was tho
first patient with the disease to be
reported from thar part of the
state Tor over a Year. Another pa
tent with recent acute paralysis
was soon discovered in The same
community and presently cases
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-04-08
FDR Cables Aid
Premise to Yugoslavia
(COntinued From rage Onc)

the United States are Witnessing
with admiration the courageous self
defense of the YugoslaV people
.amnle Of their traditional bravery.
"As | have assured your maiesty's
W 7rnment. the United States will
s1eedly furnish all material assis-
lance possible in accordance with its
visiting statutes.
II send your majesty my most
efneSt hope for a successful re-
s6fance to this criminal assault up
ON the independence and integrity
o9Uour country