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Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-09
L. A. PRODUCE

Los ANGELES. Dec 9 lUP1
Demand and trading slow 10 mod
crate with continued unsettled cor
ditlons
Bunched vegetables: bcetS Go-75c.
carrots 65-75c: celery root re. di-
kon 6Q-7oc; green onions 1871
leeks Soils; mustard 65-75c. par
sley 6o-75c; radishes 9o-1.2o: spin
ach SOL; turips 1890. mint. Kohl
rabi and watercress 3o-35c; oyster
plant 40c.
Cucumbers: san Diego se-225.
no 2s 81; Imperial WY 81 5o-l.75
no rs S1-1.25.
Lettuce: Guadalupe aul santa
Maria doz S1.5o-l.75. >, Sl.s5-l 5o
San Luis Obispo 4s s.. ~ Sl.sa-I So.
Squash; white summer san Dieco
S1.75-1 IS; Italian san Diega S1.5u:
Imperial Wy $l-1.25; yellow crook
neck San Diego S1.5o-l.S5. Imperial
Wy sl.50-.75; cream local 4a-5ol:
table queen 5o-60c: hubbard LON
poe &c banana pink '2clh
Tomatoes; inland 9tops S2.25-a So
j. S2-2.25; 16 SI50-1.75: 20 S11--
1.35; stones local and san Diego
6x6 S1.50-1.75: stems o-layer san
4x5 s1.5o-l75; 5X5 and 5x6 S2-2e5.
ia Barbara 4x6 TO 5x6 S2.e5.e -.
SKIS So 25; 6x7 Sl.75-2: san Diego
Axe to 5X6 2-225: &-layer santa
Barbara 5X6 and 6X6 225-o.5a..
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-09
THE . AY'S
SPORTS PARADE
Bv Jack Cuddy

: Bowl said the war would not alter
their plans.
RACING-Dr. Charles Strub said
4 anticipate no change III plans
or schedules but Santa Anita Park
will race only al the pleaSlre of
the government. If the government
feels people should not 90 to the
races. we'll close" Sylvester w.
Labrot said the New Orles rs fair
grounds will be open as scheduled
on Dec. 25 as "One fundamental
purpose in holding a race meeting
at such times is to keep up the
morale through recreation Op-
orators OF Tropical and Hialeah
Parks in Florida expressed similar
sentiments.
LINKS MEET PLANNED
GCLF-Joe Doy, secretary Of the
U.S.GA., said a meeting planned
or Jan. 9 will determine the fate
OF golf. In 1917 and 1918 the U. s.
c.. A. abandoned the amateur, open
and public links championships
Voluntarily and raised S125,0O0 for
relief in a series of exhibitions,
Wen do whatever the country
wants. Dey added
TENNIS-Fate of sectional tour
naments will rest with the indi-
yidual clubs. The next U.S.L.T. A.
sponsored tournament is the nation
al championship scheduled for Ok
lahOma City in early March and
it will be considered at d meet
ing on January II. Wightman anG
Davis competition already has been
dropped and if conditions are crit
iCal next summer the national
championships may be cancelled as
in 1918. On the professional side
tho Bulge Riggs KOvac5 Perry
tour planned by Alexis Thompson
Will be carried through unless the
classification o. the principals--all
married-is revised
PROFESSIONAL FOOTBALL -
Only three eanos remain on thN
1871 schedule, and p~0b3biJ Won
be affected As fer 1912 COmni%-
sioner Elmer Layden said Material
viii be scarce because the colleges
VII! hit and that hits Us. How
eyer-nalions engaged in war have
kept Up Wcll rounded sports pro-
gram in England and Mos
COW. We viii do what is asked and
make elastic rules as situations
arise
TRACK AND FIELD Dan Ferris,
secretary Of the A.A.U, said war
stimulates athletics aud inches
greater interest among service men,
He recalled that III 1919 AA.U.
championships were held at Great
Lakes Naval Satation and tbat the
Of titles was Won b. Army
aad Navy mfn. Tho Army and
NAVY will merely take OYER tho
programs from clubs and schools,
:.e said As for tire 1912 Pan Am
erican OlympicS, we can't make
prediction yet
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-09
TECH ACCEPTS

Ell PASO, Tex. Dec. 8. 1UPl-
Texas Tcchnolosical college has ac-
cepted an invitation to play Tulsa
university in the sun Bowl game
New Years day. Bowl officials an
nounced tonight.
Tech, loser of one game in a 10
game schedule. will act rs host
team. The border conference, OF
which the Red raiders are Il mem
ber, ordinarily sends its champion
to the Sun Bowl as host team, but
Arizona, this years champion, re-
fused an invitation.
Players at Arizona turned down
the post season game because we
have already played a heavy sched-
ule."
Texas Tech was undefeated in
conference play but because it has
scheduled onl" two conference games
was not eligible for the title.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-09
N. Y. STOCKS

NEW YORK, Dec 9 UP)
Stocks broke sharply today 10 new
lows since mid-1a3s as the financial
district received its first air raid
scare.
Opening price held t7a narrow
range with volume lighter than the
previous session. As the session pro
greed. rumor on Far Eat develop
ment brought heavy selling. Thc
decline was asscelerated when air
raidalarms were sounded.
Dow Jones preliminary closing
averages: industrial 1o9,2S. ct -
rail o5.2 off l.20: utility 35.6 of =.
and 65 stocks 32.32 off ISL
Stocks sales approNimated 25co.-
600 shares. the most since MAY y
1910. when s4o.eHo hares Wert
traded, and compared with 2.oge.o1'
yesterday. Curb stock sales Wcr.
$4,000 shares compared with 34a.-
600 in the previous scion
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-09
L. 4. LIVESTOCK

Los ANGELES. Dee. . N-Pl -
,FedoraI-state Nix News service
Hogs sa!ahle 2oa. active toto,
higher. top l. on good to choice
2oo-@2a lbs, medium To good IL
942 lbs l1.4Q-ll.75; 1880 lbs 1o65-
IL; packing saw $3.50; odd choice
sows to II.
Cattle salahlc 5oa. COWS steady to
IS cent higher. other classes fully
teadN. few medium S65-aS5 10
steers 1o.5o-ll. -. common to med
ium heifers S.5o-1a. common To
medium to good bulls S5o-@.4rs top
steers Monday ll.7as nothing done
on stoekers and feeders. uudertone
stronger. valve alahe 4u". steady;
few medium ~ good vea.,r i2-i4;
common to good slaughter calves
9.5o-l1 - fe VIZ. ftw stockcrs ll.5o
many held above l.
sheep Salablc none. good to choice
wooled lambs quoted lI-lI.5o: good
ewes 70 So W above.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-09
LOCAL BCTTERFAT
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
December 9. I94I
NOTICE TO VENDORS OF
STREET BUILDING
EQUIPMENT

The City of El Centro is calling
for bids on road mixer, rotor type
to be used for mixing aggregates
and oil in place for street paving
The device which the City intends
to purchase shall be rugged to be
drawn by tractor with power take
off to operate mixing and pulverizing
unit 1t shall be equipped with sell
ective adjustment for any depth
from surface TO Il" below, and shal.
conform to general specifications or
file in the Engineers office at the
City Hall, copies OF which will be
furnished TO all prospective bidders
on application, and all bids shall
be accompanied by certified check
in the amount Of TO- Of bidding
price
Bids must be filed on or before
7:30 pm. December II. l941.
PUBLIC WORKS DEPART
MENT CITY OF Ell
CENTRIC
c. w. HEINECKE,
Director of Public Works
D9-l5J
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-09
Will War
Curtd
Sports?
BY JACK GUENTHER
nited Press Staff Correspondent


NEW YORK, Dec. 9. (UP)
The nations sport leaders
are prepared to conduct bus
mess throughout the war, providing
the government is agreeable, and
most of them believe that the task
of providing recreation and boosting
morale is more important now than
ever.
A United Press survey disclosed
that baseball, boxing, racing and
ether sports operators are unani-
mouSly in favor of an "on with the
show" polio" and plan to carry
through the Bowl football games,
the winter race meetings and all
other events Just as scheduled.
All of them emphasized, however,
that their opinions are predicated
apon government approval and
agreed that some degree of curtail-
ment is ineyitable-particularly if
the seleCtive service act is replaced
by a regular wartime draft and
many athletes now exempt from SER
yice through age laws and depend
ents arc recl9SSified.
Here are the reactions expressed
in different fields:
College football - All the Bowl
games will be played. Hal Reynolds
of the Rose Bowl said we believe
we will be expected to carry on
with our entire New Years day
program. This is based on our eX-
periences in the last war.
BASEBALL-A general draft would
hit this sport hardest although it
was continued through 1917 and
all but a few weeks of the 1918 sea-
SON. Commissioner KeneSaW Lands
indicated it was too early for opin-
ions, but William Harridge, presi-
dent of the American league, stated
while the nations welfare is our
first consideration, 1 am sure base
ball will carry on as it always has
completing its 1912 schedule and
those of other years.
RACING - Operators of Santa
Anita, Hialeah and Tropical Park
and the Fair grounds held that rae
ing is recreation and recreation helps
morale. One possibility is that the
federal government, like the states,
will levy a tax on the pari-mutuel
handles.
BOXING-As long as fighters re-
main available, Mike Jacobs will
continue to stage bouts but he stands
ready TO do anything I'm asked"
Jacobs next bout. Buddy Baer-Joe
Louis on Jan. 8, will be held for
the benefit of Navy relief and he
plans more of the same type.
PROFESSIONAL FOOTBALL -
Only three games are left for l94l
AS for 1912, Commissioner Elmer
Layden thinks material will be
scarce because the colleges will be
hit and that of course hits us.
GOLF-In 1917 and 1918 the u. S.
C A.. voluntarily cancelled the ma
tiCnal amateur, open and public
links tournament and raised $125,-
900 for relief purposes with a series
of exhibitions.
TENNIS Sectional tournaments
can be held or abandoned at the
sill Gf individual clubs. A U.SL.T.A.
meeting will be held on Jan. II. TO
consider the indoor championships
scheduled for Oklahoma City early
in March.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-09
Bill Provides for
DiriqibIe Bases

WASHINGTON, Dec. 9. up :
Sen. Charles O. Andrews has INTRO
duced bill TO provide for a S39,-
100000 naval lighter -than-air de
velopment program to provide the
bases:
Florida area, naval air station.
s7.O000 900; southern California area.
naval air station. s7O0O0OO; Puget
Sound area, naval alr station, ST.
100000.
In such vicinities outside the con-
tinental limits of the United States
as the secretary Of the Navy may IN
his discretion deem desirable. not
TO exceed five naval air stations,
$4,000 0000.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-09
CHICAGO GRAINS

CHICAGO, Dec. Q iIP) = Grain
futures swung erratically in a wide
ranCc today with wheat and SOY
bean prices holding about steady.
Coarse grains reacted sharply
from carly advances with corn fl
nishing to &c lower, and oats
off l. 70 t.. Rye closed off 2i2
to -, wheat unchanged to off y
and soy beans unchanged.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-09
Calf. Gridders
Do Bomb Duty

RENO, New, Dec. 8. up
The 25-man squad of San Jose
State Teachers College. in Homo
lulu for football games with the
University of Hawaii, has been
appointed special policemen in
the bombed city. John Brown,
tackle on the Spartan team. in
formed his parents in Gardner
vile. Nev.. today.
Willamette University's foot
ball team also is in the islands
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-09
SHRINE GAME ON,
WAR OR NO WAR

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 9 CUP,
The Shrine football game COM
mittee today announced two mid
western backficld stars, Vike Fran
els Of Nebraska and Jack Jacobs
Of Oklahoma, had accepted invita-
tiGns to play on the West team in
the annual East-WcSt game here
New Years Day.
Shrine game manage m ent an
nolmccd the New Years Day game
definitely would be staged despite
war conditions.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-09
L. A. STOCKS

Los ANGELES. De-. lJP) =
stocks continued ther fall. many
hitting NV lows fovIthe wear on
the Los Angeles exchange today.
one 's>ue was up, - were down
and three were unchanged. Volume
wa app pr1XImately 1S,o"0 shares.
Central investment. IS off !:
TrarSamer:a ! off !; standard OIL
ga, off - Consolidated steel 5
off ! Southern Pacific 9's off u.
Ryan Aeronautical 81 off =; Sou
thern California Edison common
49, off IL
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-09
B. ~.
Flights
Named

Play in the Barbara Worth
Country club members tour
nament will get under way
Saturday over a course that
should be in tip-top shape.
The greens are now a sea OF va
ter and when they are drained ana
reopened Friday. the grass should
be just about right for banging Out
some dazzling scores.
Four pairs OF players had quail
fled for the championship flight
Tuesday. They are:
JerSeE Birchfield versus F. W
Manley; Pete Hixon against w A
Clark: Forrest Ferguson opposing
J. W. Stone, and Art Spring versus
Nick Carver.
Here's the rest of the lineup:
First fnght-Cotten Dewitt vs.
Massey Horton; Charles Sones yS
a. F. Spring, Wade Ramsey Us. Sid
SWanberger; R. W. Layton VS.. Dick
Hammer: Duff Dinsmore VS.. Red
Edwards: Pat Glasgow Us. william
Burke: John Kepley Us. Jack Davis;
Perry Hardin vs.. Hank Jensen.
Second flight-M. O. SimmS Us.
Vlggo Hansen. H Latham Us. c. P.
Johnson; NJ. Wahl KS. Bob Fahs;
Dave Roberts VS.. I. n. Hitchcock;
Roy Edwards VS.. Ben Herring: a. c,
Yaeckel vs.. Warren Currier; NJ.
Parks Us. Louis DeVita; Barney Hol-
bert VS.. NJ. w. DOWd.
Third flight-Von Azhderian Us.
Louis Moore; Don Lamont Us. Wes-
ley Rauenzahn; Mike DoWd vs.. Bill
Costello; Virgil Torrance VS.. George
Fleming; Don Freeman VS.. Hazel
Gallagher; Slim Aycock VS.. Joe
Maggie; Mote Dizney rs. H. Fry
more: Arch Johnson Us. H. Hovey.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-09
l.. 4. POULTRY

Los ANGELES, Dec. 9 ,UPD -
Hens, Leghorns, q. to 81 lbs lie
Hens, Leghorns over 81 TO 4 lbs lie
lens, Leg. over lbs and up 1sc
lens. colored. to 5h lbs 24c
lens. colored ever 81. lbs & up FAC
3roilers i. and up ! = lbs e.. 19c
Broilers over i. and up to .. 20c
'ryers. Leg. wore 81. to lbs. 49,
'ryers, colored. az TO 81. lbs 20o
'ryers, colored over 34 TO Az 2lo
Roasters, colored, over A.. lbs 22c
tags. colored ............. lac
Id Roosters. colored .......... 13c
I'D Eeghorns Roosters ....... 08t
Oucklings. Pekin over lbs. =. 19c
Duckiings. PekIn under 5lbs. :. 17c
I'D Ducks. white Pekin . Osc
Young Tom Turkeys % ID up 19c
Young Tom Turkeys 1922 lbs 49,
Young Ten Turkeys 10 and up 23'
Capons TO Slbs ........... 25c
'apons over s lbs and up .... 25c
Rabbit, No. white 315 TO Az 15c
Rabbits. mixed colors 3h-4h lbs 13c
Rabbits No. old ................ .01
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-09
SEALS PURCHASE
HARTF'D CATCHER

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 3 up
PuIchasc of Prchcr Al P.cchota
and Catcher &teric" hHGrcWs from
the Hartford c.GD oi tHc eastern
league wa announced todsty by the
San FrancIsco Seal.
PiccAo,a, vino lo!rcsl; pr"hod FOX
Hollywood and OaEland W0n five
and lost one for Hartford last year.
Andrews hit .294 in s. games list
CpacGn
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-09
'ANK SCANLOW
TO HOLY CROSS

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 9 Up
Anthony J. 'Ank ScanlOn, one of
the outstanding scholastic football
coaches in The east. announced to-
day thar he had been appointed
head coach q. Holy Cross college.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-09
M AR KETS
BAROMETER
ARONIE TER

Farm markets were steady to strong for the most part uesda
reaction ceiling
quotations held tho ceiling but buerfat
Mondays
Lettuce continued markets.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-09
L. 4. GRAIN

Los ANGELES. De-. ,UPl -
Milo. No. yellow ...... G5q1.4d
Milo. Ne. > ylo bulk .-.. $2oou2.o5
Wheat No. ! h.. -. S2;.-2.o2;s
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-09
CRIDIRON CLUB
CANGIS DINNIR

WASHINGTON. Dec. 9. oUPl-
Harold Blayman. president of
Gridiron club, announced today INA,
the ORGANIZATIONS semiannual dln,
ncr scheduled for Dec. l3, had beer
cancelled because of the war. Presl,
dent Roosevelt and Wendell l.,
Wilkic were to have been oft-the.
record speakers. l.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-09
L. 4. BANKS

Los ANG ELEs. Dec. Up =
BID Asked
Transamerica ...-.......... 4ls-4