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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-10
MAJORITY WOULD QUIT

Van Wagner has considered a
special session for next year to
liberalize the unemployment com
pensation laws by extending bene-
fits from SIC a week for Is weeks
70 $50 a week for Is weeks. This,
he feels will be necessary when
auto workers are laid off during
The changeover TO defense produc-
ton.
When 81 House Republicans
went into a second caucus last
night, straw vote showed 30 for
adjournment and Il for a further
recess.
THE picture looks brighter"
Nugen1- said
Part of Governor Van Wagner
compromise plan involved his veto
Of the anti-chain banking bill.
Lacking the necessary two-thirds
vote 10 pass il over the governor S
veto due TO the prolonged illness
of Senator c. Jay Town of jack
son, Brake refused TO bring il 10
a vote on July 9 when lawmakers
last met.
Under the compromise the bill is
10 be brought to new vote today,
with the governor keeping hands
off Democratic votes. Rumors are
that Brake intends 10 bring Town
20 the chamber for a vote in spite
of his illness.
ASKS PRIORITIES ACTION
During the short formal session
in the House. a resolution calling
for the appointment of three
senator's and three representatives
TO act on government priorities
was asked by Rep. Haskell Nichols
(R) of Jackson.
The resolution called for the
committee TO work out conditions
so that private business can be
conducted in an orderly fashion
during the defense program.
Nichols complained chaotic con-
ditions" were resulting from gov
eminent priority ratings with
construction IN Jackson at a stand
still.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-10
Real Estate
Offerings in Today's
Classified Section
ii25 WASHINGTON BLVD.

DEARBORN IS room brick cane Cod and
sunroom garage. carpeted. Handicapped
storm sash screens awnings. 81 500 o.
handle
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-24
Maynard Stars
In Long Beach,;
Wins Pole Vault

Holtville high school may not
have the best all-around track
team in the valley league, but pos
sesses in Gene Maynard the out
standing individual performer.
Maynard, competing in the Long
Beach relays Saturday, won first
place in the pole vault, with 13
foot. one inch vault and took third
in the low hurdles. Maynard was
the only Holtyil. nan to place in
the meeting.
FL Centro high, competing in
the Huntington Beach relays failed
to place in any event but Coach
Raleigh Holt reported improvement
in every performer.
Frank Dixon was sixth in the
mile out of AZ contestants and ran
the distance in 4:55. Gene OsWalt
took sixth in the pole vault, with
a leap of II feet, 3 inches and Ed
Alarcon and Fred Robertson tied
for seventh in the high jump at
feet, inches.
El Centro entertains Holtville in
a dual meet this weekend and
BraWley travels to Yuma for a
practice meet.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-24
L. A. LIVESTOCK

Los ANGELES, Mar. "a up
GFederal Market News Service.
Hogs saleable 90, strong to ten
cents higher than Friday; bulk
good u choice 165-23o ID butchered
$3.50; few medium and weishty Of
ferings S.50-8.85; lights down to
SIS packing 6.75-7.25 few 80.
Cattle salea Bile 1000. slow asking
stronger on steers; few sales and
most bids steady TO easier; few
medium steer 10.50-1o.75; best loads
held to 11.5O and above; few feed
ers 80; other choice classes steady
some COW stronger: COW 7.258.25,.
few $50: Gamers and cutters 5.25-
Go: bulls 8.25-8.85. Calves saleable
600. steady yealers TO Il, some held
higher; texas calves 1850, some un-
sold
Sheep saleable $50; steady good
TO choice 50 pound spring lambs II
dollars. first season. few good So
Ib. fed wooled lambs 1850; other
classes lacking.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-24
Beer Track Team Upsets
Stanford: TroyWins Relays

SAN FRANCISCO, Marcl
24. UP)-California's track
and field season got into
full stride Saturday with
meets throughout the state.
the highlights:
Long Beach relays: University of
Southern California swept the meet
with 43 points in unofficial scor-
ing. The Southern California athiet-
ic team was second with 20 points
Marston Girard of San FranciSco's
OLYMPIC club set a new meet rec
ord in the mile at 4:197. Bill Stew
art, unattached, igh-jumped 6feet
7 1916 inches and John BieWener,
use, ran the 120-yard high hurdles
in IA seconds for other new meet
records. Bakersfield high won the
prep school division.
California Al, Stanford 10. Pitch
johnson, Stanford'S new coach, had
an unsuccessful debut in Stanford
Stadium as California took a relay
meet. California won el9hI events
against Stanford'S four.
Salinas: Harold Davis, Salinas j,
C. sprint champ, ran the 100 yards
in 9.6 seconds, and won the 221
in 203. Salinas won every event
of three-Way meet with 1l0 points
California Poly of San Luis Obispo
made II points and Hollister j. c.
failed to score. San Luis Obispo j
C. failed to arrive for the meet.
Tucson. Ariz.: University of Cali
fornia at Los Angeles went out of
the state to beat University of Ari-
zona, 90 to 80, in a dual meet Hal
Sinclair, UCLA sprlnter, won the
hundred in 81 seconds for a new
meet record. and repeated his win
in the 220. UCLA won Il of l2 first
places.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-24
Yuma CLinches
Golf Team, Title
In Play Sunday

Yuma golf players took a stran-
glehold Sunday upon the interclub
matches now entering the final
stretch and virtually clinched the
title in first mems team and the
womens team.
Brawleys Del Rio club held a
comfortable margin IN the second
team play.
Best golf of the day was fired by
Loyeridge Marsh who clipped par
for a SO. Other good rounds were
scored by Forrest Manley and Wibb3
Austin, a pair of us.
Point standing is: first team, Yu-
ma 7212. Brawley 58l2, Barbara
Worth 54i2 and CaleXico 3li2. Sec
ond team Brawley 70i2, Yuma So
Barbara Worth 60 and Calexico
2212.
Final game of the Iour weekend
series will be next Sunday over the
Barbara Worth course.
Women golfers produced a much
better brand of shooting than the
men Sunday, particularly in the
No. | fourSome Flo Blackledge OF
Yuma was low with an 81 but
closely pressed by Babe Stevens OF
CaleXico who turned IN an 83 ano
Lynelle Smith who carded an 85
Ada Holden turned IN an 88.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-24
By HENRY McLEMORE

TAMPAFla., March "a (UP) =
L won't appear in the record book,
but Jimmy Wilson gets an assist
for this story.
Talking baseball with Jimmy in
his apartment in the St. Catherine
hotel on Catalina Island just a
month ago, he suggested that when
l got TO Florida for a look at the
spring training camps I do a story
on Ernie Lombardi the massive
catcher of the world champion
Cincinnati Reds.
There have beer hundreds of
stories done or Big LON the
manager of the Cubs said, but they
all have dealt with him as a base
bail PLAYER You know what a
tremendous hitter he is, now smart
he is back Of that plate, and how
well he handles pitchers. But
never had read a story telling ho1
Lommie is the most loved man in
all The majo. Teagues.'
Jimmy gave me part of the story
right there.
7 have played ON lots of ball
clubs in my time" he told mo. but
not until I went TO the Reds wa
] eyer on team that had a player
Who mad the respect and love OF
the other players the way the big
Italian has. That goes from the
raWest rookie to Manager Bill Nc
Kechnie. There never is an unkind
word spoken about him, no mat
ter what he does on the ball field.
And although any player is bound
10 make mistakes nov and then,
there never is a word Of criticism
Of Big LON.
Slow, eaSy-going, patient, un-
derstanding and kind, that's Lom-
mic. Say, I'll bet he gives away
$500 to rockies during the spring
training. He is always slipping the
kids three or four Ducks for spend
ing money, and he always makes
them swear they won't tell where
it came from
So, when I got down TO Tampa
and the Reds training camp, /
make a check on lombard. Every
thing Wilson had told me was
right as rain. The first man I
talked to about the big fellow was
his boss, Bill McKechnie.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-24
Warwhoop Burns Ike BIair
SeraP Takes Spotlight
Cleo Shans to
Meet Mendoza in
Top Spot Tuesday

WarWhoop Burns. the man
who met all comers, includ-
ing Herman Graves. the
Hogue twins and a list of
competent battlers from the
coast. in amateur days, makes his
return to Imperial Valley Tuesday
night IN the special event at the
CaleXico athletic club.
The clowning Indian battler will
oppose Ike Blair in mix roun5
battle that has taken the spotlight
away from the main event and SEM
windup
Cleo Shans. Brawley's perpetua
motion man, is slated to go in thf
main event against Serio Mendoza
Filipino battler who comes to thl
valley with a record that spells trou
bic Tor Brawleys leather pusher.
The semi-Windup matches Her.
man Graves and Jimmy Meadows
For Graves It will be lis first come
back attempt since the night he HI
the canvas in the sixth round o
a ten round main event against Big.
boy Hogue.
Two preliminary bouts, one match.
ing Al Lizaraga against a Los An
geles Welterweight and the othel
sending Vince Mendel agaist jos
Reyes, will round out Thursday
nights card. The first bout will
start at $50.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-24
L. A. PRODUCE

Los ANGELES. Mar. "a up
Trading was moderate.
Asparagus local colossal lie.
select and e. fey 1oc. san Diego co
eX fey J-10c. punched Imperial sIt
5l4-9e, eX fey - &c
Punched vegetables per ct. becte
35-29e. Carrots 5o-65e. Imperial A
doz 65-85c.
Cabbage cannonball 1.25-1.4o:
Jumboa 60-75c. Danish 1.5o-1.75;
Imperial and san Diego 1.25-1.50
Red 1.35-1.50. savoy 3G-65c.
Lettuce: dry pack Yuma 4 doz
5.-5.25; IS 2.25-2.5o: Imperial > doz
1.5e-1.75; doz 8a-$I
Peas: Imperial 0usb 3-1-a-4c ib.
San Luis Obispo bush 5-Gc San
Diego bush &c Oxnard bush sc.
Squash: white summer Imperial
S5-1; Italian Imperial Sol; Laguna
Beach 75-i; san Diego 75-85; yel-
low crookneck Imperial cts 10
2.25.
Tomatoes: Imperial cts 9-tops
2.252.50. 12-tops 2.-225; 16s 150-
1.75; 2os 1-1.25; loose lugs 50-85c.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-24
Bay Meadows
Set WAGER Record

SAN MATEO, Cal, March "a
tUP)-With six days of its spring
race meeting concluded, Bay Mead
ows today appeared headed for a
new all-time daily average wager
ing record.
The first siX days, including two
Saturdays, averaged 524o,O96 a day
compared to the average of $195 1868
during the first six days of last
falls meeting. On Saturday the
track handled $375, ,164, the second
biggest daY in the history of the
track, as a capacity crowd of 25,-
600 jammed the stands and club
house.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-24
7oday's Sport Parade

1nerc never was one Just IKE
Lommie,7 Bill said, and he is not
a man given to eXtraVagant praise.
7 think Wilson used the right
word when he said the players lov-
ed him. A great personality, and a
great ball PLAYER. 'tou know, you
hear more about Loms hitting
than yoG do about his catching,
but he is smart. smart catcher.
You can watch him all season and
you won't sec him make many mis-
takes. He knows a lot of baseball. =
Bucky Walters, Paul Darrlnger,
Eddie Joost Frank Mccormick, and
all of the others confirmed Will
sons report on Lombardis stand
ing with the team.
Remember that last world series
game with the Yankees-the one in
which the writer's and the customers
made LOmmie the goaJ?' A Red
regular asked me. We'll, there
wasn't a man on this team who
ever Criticized Lommie, and he
never said a word about it, either
in the clubhouse or later on. He
just took the blame and let it 20
at that
Lombardi is the first man to
reach the park during the season
and the last to leave, McKechnie
told NE.
He likes to get to the park
early, settle himself in a big chair,
and talk. He settles his 230 pounds
comfortably, leans back, and an
sWers any and all questions, hands
out advice TO those who want it.
and serves as the good-natured
butt Of the good-naturcd Jokes the
boys play on him
I asked McKechnie if it were
true that lombard sometimes re-
moved himself from games without
a word from his manager
Yes laughed McKechnic. "he
does that once in a white in the
summer when the heat begins tc
get him down. He Just walks into
the dugout, sheds his protector and
mask and says too hot for OF Lom.
Too hot | know he is a man who
gives of his best all the time, SO
that satisfies me If Big Lom is too
hot, well he's just Too not, that's
all. He's all man, Big Lom-and
two yards wide.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-24
Hollywood Wins
Tourney, Crowd
At Denver Meet

DENVER, March "a up II
there ever was a champion team
that won a crowds heart. it was
the 1871 Hollywood Twentieth
Centuries.
This collection of former and
coming stars, bucking a field OF
basketball's best players, Won the
National A.AU. title Saturday night
at Denver by upSetting the San
Francisco Oympics 47-34
The Olympics with Hank Luiset-
Ii as the drawing card were the
fayorites-for the title and from
the spectators view point-from the
minute the Denver Legions and 1910
Championship Bartlesville, Okla,
CAers were eliminated.
The Hollywood team didn't have
much color, it had no sensational
scorer. but it did have three men,
bers of the 1886 United States
Olympic team which captured the
International crown at Berlin and
bunch of kids who love the
game.
Sending Big Frank Lubin, the
All-American center. in for over
the-head" shots, the Centuries
clamped on a tight defense. Luoir
scored 20 points and a Kid LIE.
O'Gara from Pasadena junior col
lege. added Il to turn the trick anc
win the crowds support.
Luisetti, awarded for being mos
valuable player the highest seer
er in a single tournament game
and American forward, amasse
/ Is tallies-a fair r-to-middlin' per
formance for the player who earle
had captured the crowds fanc
with his brilIiance and modesty.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-24

home runs Saturday afternoon to
lead the Padres to TO triumph
over the San Diego Marines. Eddie
Pellegrini, new Padre shortstop,
paced the Padres in a 1874 win over
the Bombers Sunday.
The diminutive Italian infielder,
pounded out home run. a single
and a triple in three trips Sunday
afternoon to drive home five runs
Al Olsen and Bud Brewer pitched
four hit ball to shuLout the Marines
Sunday and Manager Cedric burst
limited that both might land start
ing jobs with the Padres come sea-
son opening.
A light workout with emphasis or
batting practice was scheduled for
Monday, according to Manager
Cedric burst, and the Padres were
slated to play at least two intra-
squad games during the week,
San Diego travels to the coast
Saturday and Sunday to meet the
Chicago White SoX III two games.
Players from the Anaheim club OF
the California state league arrived
in camp Monday and prepared to
begin practice this week.
Anaheim, sponsored in the Glass
C league by San Diego, will remain
in Ell Centro to continue workouts
three weeks after the Padres leave.
Several local players are being con-
sidered for the Anaheim team, in
cluding Jack Blankenshipp, Ted
Sandez and Al Mendoza.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-24
MARKET QUOTATIONS
NEW YORK STOCKS

NEW YORK. March "a (UP) -
Stocks displayed a firmer tone to-
day under high grade leadership
although volume in the main list
was light.
Commonwealth and Southern
sprang into leadership in volume
IN the last hour when a block Of
1000 shares sold at 80 cents a
hare, equaling the 1gpl low and off
lis point from the previous close.
Another block of $500 shares sold
at the same price.
Stocks sales approximated $4,000
share. the smallest total since Mar.
Il compared with 100000 Friday.
Curb stock sales were $4,000 shares
against 96 900 in the previous five
hour session
Dow Jones preliminary closing
averages. Industrial 1224O up .48;
Rail 2S.02. up .19; Utility 1851, off
.09; and 60 stocks 41.5S up Is.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-24
Long Island, Ohio
Caqers Triumph

NEW YORK. Mar. "a up =
The third consecutive record crowd
within week was expected to set
new tournament total attendance
record tonight when Long Island
University engages Ohio University
in the final Of the National Invita-
ton Basketball tournament.
Seton Hall College of South
Orange, n. J.. eliminated from the
semi-finals by LIU., 1926, and
City College OF New York .ousted
by Ohio, 45-43. meet in the open
ing game for third place.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-24
Nelson Wins Golf
Meet With 27b

GREENSBORO, N. c., Mar. "a
up : The winter golfing con-
tlngent begins a three-day recess
today before teeing off in the So 600
land of the Sky tournament at
Asheyille, N. C, and the pros hoped
the short vacation would cool off
slender Byron Nelson of Toledo, O.
Nelson, nicknamed War Ad-
mlral' because Of his repeatedly
strong finishes, lived up to that
description Yesterday when he came
from behind TO win the Greensboro
open with an aggregate of PIG. six
under Par.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-24
Ell Cenfro Tennis Club Defeats
CaIexieo, 1873; Central High
Meters Lose TO Hoover Team

FL Centre tennis club scored its
first victory in half a dozen seasons
over the strong Calexico city tennis
team at the El Centre courts Sun
day. outscoring the border netters.
1873
Bill Maxwell and Clare Riessen.
No. l and . singles players for the
e Centro team paced the victory
with singles and doubles wins. Max
well defeated Lyn Johnson, g..
Go, and Riessen outlasted Jack
Hens, 81. Ga. Maxwell and Riesser
then defeated johnson and Bowler
So, 6-2.
Biggest upset of match play Sun
day was Fuzzy Nichols 6-4, 6-2
conquest of Robert Simmons. Ca
lexico junior ace and conoueror OF
Nichols in school match last
week.
The score:
Maxwell Of. johnson (C). o..
60: Riessen Of Hens &C., 81. 6-4;
Kinne Of. Brents &C., 6-1. rs;
Nichols Of. Simmons, Ga. 60;
Candland CO Of. Riedy, 8-6.4-6.
Cd; Yeager df J. Edmunds, &C.
6-l. Ga. Radcliffe Of. MERCER CO
Ga, o.: Munson Of Carroll &C.,
Is. 6-3, Ga. J. Nichols Of. Her.
nandez &C.. 30, o., Ga; Edmunds
&C. df Whitelaw, 6-2, 6-3, Birk-
hauser &C. Of. Robinson, 6-2. 6-3;
Dunn &C. Of. Claiborne, 6-3, Ga;
Kaiser Of. Meyers &C. 81, 60;
Sharp df. Corral &C. 6-2. 60;
Blackwood Of. Montgomery &C., g.
8. 6-3, 6-3: Finn CC) Of Morse,
&C., Ga; Kaiser df. Dove &C. 60,
6-1.
Doubles:
Maxwell -Riessen Of. Johnson
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-24
Wilson Wins
Cage Quincy

Wilson grammar school of Ell
Centro successfully defended its
tournament basketball champion
ship Saturday in the annual meet
sponsored by Ell Centro high
schools Varsity C, by defeating Mt.
Signal, 22-l7 in the final game.
Mt. Signal entered the finals by
upsetting tie Tournament Favored
Washington Grammar school team.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-24
Cougars Defeat
Arkansas, b4-53

SACRAMENTO, Cal, March "a
UP) - Washington State College
fighters won four of the eight final
bouts and easily captured the Pacif-
ic Coast intercollegiate boxing
championship Saturday night be-
fore a crowd of 5000 in Sacramento
Municipal Auditorium,
The Cougars took 35 points Cali
fornia was second with II and San
Jose State third with IA. The Cali
fornia Aggies, host team, got II,
Stanford 8, University of San Fran
cisco 3, and UCLA and oregon State
failed to score.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-24
javcee Basebalers
Lose, Il TO &

El Centre junior college dropped
its first baseball game of the sea-
son Saturday when Cal Poly junior
collegians Walloped the Arabs, 1916,
in a nine-inning game.
Conrado Sandez, Stacey Morgan
and Bill Thacker paced the Arabs
at bat
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-24
CLIFF DAPPER SUFFERS
BROKEN FINGER

SAN BERNARDINO. Cal, March
24. (UP)-Catcher Cliff Dapper of
the Hollywood Stars was out today.
possibly for most of the season. as
the result Of broken finger suf-
fered yesterday when the Stars mar
roWly beat the Sacramento Solons
IN an exhibition game The Stars
won II to 10. Dapper was trying
for foul tip off the bat of Gene
Handley and caught it on a finger.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-24
HOOVER HIGH METERS
DEFEAT CENTRAL, 90

Herbert Hoover high schools var
sity tennis team defeated e. Centre
high nine matches to none Satur-
day afternoon in match played
on the El Centre courts.
Best match of the day was Ar
bold Saul's 8-6. Cd win over Jack
Hens. El Centro No singles
PLAYER.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-24
Win Meet

KANSAS CITY, Mo, Mar. "a
up - Coach Jack Friel of the
Washington State colleage basket
ball team, said today his players
defeated the strongest squad they
had ever met in winning the west
ern championship of the Naional
Collegiate Athletic association from
Arkansas, "a to SO, Saturday night.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-24
SEATTLE TURNS BACK
LOS ANGELES, 6 TO 3

LONG BEACH, Cal, March "a.
(UP) The Seattle Rainiers turned
back the Los Angeles to 3 in an
exhibition game yesterday behind
the heavy hitting of Les Scarsella,
who got double, two singles and
two walks.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-24
No Child Of Mine will
ever get W0Rms!"
Don't be SO sure, MotherI

Anybody. anywhere, can have roundworrns
Yes, and the ugly creatures may be living
inside your child rjght nor. starting trouble.
without your even knowing it. If your child
is pale. underweght. nervous. has an uneasy
stomach, picks at nose or seat = these ugly
roundworms may be at work.
Play safe Get Jaynes Vermifuge at once.
1t acts very gently, yet eXpel5 stubborn
worms. And il no worms are there. il acts
Just as a mild laxative. Jayne's is America ;
best known proprietary worm medicine, used
by millions. for over a century. Demand
Jayne's Nermifuge. At all drug stores.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-24

BoWker &C. 6-2. 60: Hens Brent
tC1 Of. Nichols-Kinne. 6-I. 6-l.
Radcliffe -Munson Of. Carroll Sim
mons &C. 6-3. 6-3: Edmunds- Cand-
land Of. Hamilton CARRIER lEC) 6-3.
60: Edmunds- Hernandez Of. White
law-Claiborne lEC) So. SO: Sand
Waterman (ECl Of. Dunn-Mercier,
l-6. rs, g.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-24
l.. A. BUTTER De EGGS
IA. STOCKS

Los ANGELES. Mar "a CUPJ-
The Los Angeles stock exchange
experienced an average day Of
trading today with slight fluctua-
tians in the 6500 share market.
Three issues showed minor agins
and two were off fractions. eight
Others were unchanged.
The list.
broadway 4. Blue Diamond =;
SontaN 6. down "a; Edison torigi-
nah -: Bandini - down a, Rich
field Sa,. Byron Jackson 10t4. Cen
oral Paint 6% Menasco 2is, Vega
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-24
DODGERS DEFEAT
REDS !? TO

CLEARWATER, F., Mar. "a CUP)
- Monte Pearson and Johnny Van.
der Nicer pitch for the Cincinnati
Reds against Hugh Casey and Steve
Rachunok of the Brooklyn Dodgers
today.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-24
L. A. HAY
l.. A. POULTRY

Los ANGELES, Mar. "a UP)-
Hens. Ieghorns, - TO 3H lbs. 16c
Hens. leehorns, 3A to lbs. :. 16e
Do over 4 lbs. ............... 16c
Hens, colored, to 5h lbs. 22e
Hens. colored, 512 lbs. up. -. 21c
Broilers, over Ia to IL lbs. 16c
Broilers, over IL TO 2k lbs. 19c
Fryers, leghorn, 212to lbs. los
Fryers. coIored 81 to 81 lbs UP 22c
Fryers. colored 3Jato AZ lbs &c
Roasters. colored 4 a lbs and up &c
Old roosters, co1or-d .......... 13c
Old roosters, leghorn .......... 10c
Ducklings, over 8 pounds ...... 19c
DucXlings, under 5 pounds -. 1s"
Old ducks ........-. -..'..'..... no
Young geese 15c
Capons. 6 TO S lbs. ............ 25c
Stays. colored ...................... 14c
Capons. lbs. and up ... FAC
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-24
CHICAGO GRAINS

CHICAGO. March "a (UP) -
"a heat futures worked moderately
higher today. The May delivery ad-
Naneed 10 7Sa before offerings sat
ssfiod the demand. Corn WAS firm.
SaV beans gained nearly cents a
huhel. ~--
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-24
adres Win Two Over Weekend
Coast League g
.SubdueS Marines,
Aircraft Bombers

The home bats of the San Diego Padres broke loose
in Ell Cenro Stadium Saturday and Sunday afternoons o
give the Pacific Coast league baseball team victories over
the San Diego Marines and the Norhrop Aircraft Bombers
George. Macdonald Mel Mazerra, and Bill Saked HI.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-24
Enqen Wins Ski Jump

SIN VALLEY Idaho tUP-Nf Engen of Sun Valley
Ski club leaned 1s Ruud Mountain to
The jumping event the ski championship for
ne straight
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-24
IA.GRAfN

Los ANGELES. Mar, "a UPl-
Feed Barley, bright S1.22k -1.27i2
Mailing Barley .......... S1.25-l.30
Soft Wheat milling :. $1.42k -1.52k
Hard Wheat milling SLAP 4 1.52A
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-24
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