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Evening star., 1941-04-04
S725O-S8.450.
Ape VOU INTERESTED

now building in Bethesda r H. A. Select
your own finish. Call Mr.. Treat, ALLIED
PFAITY CORP WI 6640
Evening star., 1941-04-04
SUBURBAN ROOMS.

Us RITCHIE AVE, Silver Spring Md
Double rm with radio, next 10 bath: new
home empl couple or gentlemen SH
4949 ewes end Sat. afternoon. 5s
CHEVERLY MD.--Furnished, room with
alcove: suitable for light Housekeeping.
Call Hyattsville 1920.
COLLEGE PARK. MD.-Furnished room in
new home. Call Warfield 6415.
ARLINGTON, ] mile D. c. line-Corner
rm.. pvt. home; single. next to bath; 1Oc
bus Dix. from house. Chestnut 1854.
LYON VILIAGE--Trv our dinne-s 6Oc
weekdays 81 90 Sundays and holidays
Room for only more. make reservations
early. Private hume. CHI. 1865. 5s
Evening star., 1941-04-04
BABY CHICKS.
DOGS. PETS. ETC.

COCKER PUPPIES, wks., black. Champ,
Ny Own Brucie and Sand Spring blood
lines Exceptionally nice Chestnut 1885,
EASTER KITTENS free to good homes.
Call al 2307 Pa. ave NV. o.
Evening star., 1941-04-04

A FINE MONEY-SAVING OPPORTUNITY
-2-famiIy house. 2nd-f. apartment is
rented for $40; reserved for purchaser,
downstairs of 4 rms. and bath; auto
h-W.h. Price $3.50. Call DI. 3316.
8 ROOMS, DETACHED, WITH FURNISH
ings; $1,000: 5000 Wlthout' "oooieS
Evening star., 1941-04-04

DETACHED HOME IN SAULS ADDITION,
IA block from 14th st. car line-Large lly-
ing rm., dining rm. kitchen, pantry, bed
rooms, . baths maids room, storage rooms.
9 large porches, includ. glaSs-incloSed
sleeping porch: 2-car garage; large lot
OWNER. Georgia 55b9. g.
Evening star., 1941-04-04
ONLY l YEAR OLD.
COST S11,750-NOW $3.50.
F. F. A. IT TWEED 81 COMPANY. -;(5i
NEAR CHEVY CHASE CIIIR

BEDROOMS, . BATHS.
A beautiful detached center-han brick
home, IN excellent section. There is den
ana pantry on ! st floor, 4 bedrooms and
baths 2nd floor: stairs TO attic: large
wooded lot: ] block 10 bus and schools;
foreclosure; a bargain, will recondltion.
Mr. BOSWELL NE 3n33 Ewes. WI 441O.
Evening star., 1941-04-04
eooms WITH BOARD WANTED.

WANTED room with board in refined home
in Columbia Heights section by elderly
gentleman. Box 2S6-R, Star.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-17
Does II Paw
To Be Good?

Many people go on the water
wagon, and many fall off. but most
Of them don't break their necks in
the fall. as did Frank Nakamura
Of Brawley junior college.
According 10 Coach John McIn-
tyre. Brawley Jaycees need every
football player they can set their
hands on. and i many incidents
ike Nakamura'S 5 take place. there
will be no team; 50 Mcintyre pleads
with his boys 70 stay of the water
wagon. q might be mentioned here
that i was not the proyerbial water
wagon.
Mcintyre said Wednesday thar hi
expected 70 have very light team
this year. The majority Of my boy.
will weigh less than $50 pounds.
he stated.
About 20 candidates turned OH,
for the first practice. bat only twc
OF them had previous experience
With football.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-17
Rams
Win End
raiight j
BY JNITTD PRESS

The Cleveland Rams struck twice
in the second period and scored
their second straight National Pro
teSsional Football League victory
Tuesday night. i0-6 over the Chi
cago Cardinals.
Cleveland scored q touchdown in
four plays II the second period.
Rookie Owen Goodnight. either
passing or running. figured in three
Of the four plays and ended an 81
yard drive with = pass to left end
Johnny Wilson Tor So Yards and a
touchdown. Boyd Clay placekick-
ed the extra point.
Babe Patt Of the Rams recovered
q Cardinal tumble on ChicaEo's IS
yard line soon after ard when the
Cards held. Clay dropped back to
the q yard line and booted 2 field
goal from placement for his clubs
final points.
In the third period. the Cards
staged marches Of %. II ard IA
yards. the second drive producing &
touchdown. Parker Hall skirted END
for the score By Zontini's place
ment struck the uprights.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-17
Air Corps 10 Have
Tough Grid Team

SACRAMENTO. Cal. Sept. i.
CUP1-The army air corps based at
Mather field will be represented by
c strong football team this fall
It was announced today by Dave
Kelley. civilian athletic director and
former head coach a. Regis college.
Denver.
The teams playing coach will be
Lieut.. Floyd Z. Roth. Manhattan,
Mont. star end al Montana state
for three wears Lieut.. Robert {.
Belyi,le. three-letter man al South
crn Methodist from 1886 TO 1910
will be backfield coach. Pvt. A.
Schramm. line coach at Loras col
.ege. Dubuque, Ia, will handle the
line
jim Kisselburgh. Oregon state
IIllback. is a frying cadet At Mather
field Will not be eligible for COM
petition until he wins his wings
about Oct. 81 Fred Ledeboer.
Stanford fullback, will be eligible
upon hsi commission in 10 days.
Games have been scenduled with
san Francisco state. Santa Clara
Frosn. Mcclellan field ana William
cite university.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-17
Ward Wins Charity
Match at Omaha

ONaEA Eeb.. Sept u Up
Martin Blc Ward. 1871 national
amateur golz champion. ges1ed from
= double victory today.
He rose from MS SCI bee raster-
5sy % detea. johnny Gcoauan OF
Omaha -re - IL . charity match.
Il also ~or ..z enthusiastic ap-
D-5ya. o. the gallery which mad
oCoec am repeatedly when e Won
The national t.t.e or -ae same
course three weeks 40.
Dripping Hl-H re-5p.-a-.51. tte
Spc.soe Wash 5.zr -as down .hree
c. the 10Th noe IL rs match with
Goodman H collected brides or
The 1-.h aol 18Th ard 9 par on
-1e .1as lS.1 70 square the match.
Goodman failure . make a e
<gC- 5a.- o. tae ..aa. green gave
Ward me match
Earlier .u the d. Omaha civic
leaders sought 20 K amends Tor
-rspo--sua1slEe conduct toward
"a.d during the Amateur Ward
was feed az chamber 9t CON-
me-ce dinner At which he present.
ID E5ns.zror z. J FLANAGAN Of
BOYS Town with G $1,000 cheek from
he Spokane athletic ~C.l1 table
for t5g,oal equipment.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-17
MckeiII Defeated
AT Los Angeles

LOS ANGELES. ept. i. up
The quarter-final round Of the
18th annual Pacific southwest
championships opened today with
five CT the nations top seeded
stars fallen by the wayside.
The biggest upset Of the tourna-
ment was the defeat yesterday Of
Den MCNEIL OF Oklahoma City. last
years national singles champion
and seeded third. He fell before
re steady pay OF Stanford uniyer-
z-y's -z--v Dee. g.. 4-6. 8-6.
= re Eonen's division. Mrs
T-z---z Wo-:enden Kovacs. and
Valerie Scott OF England joined the
-s-ks O. defeated tavoriUes. Mrs
KCvacS was beaten By Gertrude
Dockstader Of Los Angeles. 6-2. 6-3
Miss Scott lost % Mrs Marjorie
Van Ryan OF Los Angeles. 60. g.
National singles champion Bobby
Riggs. seeded No. :. eliminated
Charles Hutchinson Of Stanford
university. So. 6-3. while Frank
Kovacs beat national public parks
champion willis Anderson Of Los
Angeles. g.. 81.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-17
By UNITFD PRESS

TIE Seattle Rainiers and Sacra-
uento Solons went pounding down
he home stretch Wednesday with
Emil Sick's champions out II front
by TWO games.
The teams maintained their posi-
lions Tuesday night when Seattle
nosed CT Los Angeles . 10 : and
Sacramento voa over Oakland ! 70
=.
Eo,.T=oo5 virtually eliminated
san D.ego's Padres from conten-
tion b -w.ce .aclrz ire third place
club, 6 % > ard s 70 I San Fran
cisco TaUoped Portland !. . s il
re other contest.
The stars had an easy time with
San Diego IN tie free hitting first
. game, and hs6 L sewed UP by the
third inning
:. 20. e.ga. .a..rgs-ore more
than scaed1.ea-:O- Hollywood 70
w.n - -.gh-cap.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-17
L. A. PRODUCE

Los ANGELES. sept, = up -
Demand and --al.1s were slow 10
moderate.
Buaehed vegetables. bests 51-sac.
carrots 54-65e: celery rec. sue. G.-
ko1 s.-7aez green onions e.. lseks
-.5g--.sa. uustar5 c.-4#es parsley
f#-751; raaishes 1880. spinach s.
/; tgrnips sa--5c- oil 10 mint d
wate-lre>s oa-.
Sq-ash. white SIMMER t5ea. & san
Diego lugs ISL - C9aehelia q
-.15s Italian local & san Diego =
---5. Louroc l.-1-1z5. A-.5vo
Grande ll-is5. Tello wc-ook-eck
l9ca. and san Diego l.25-1-5c: Goa
-he.ls --s5. cream and .a--e queen
lug 5--s-e- banana pink sc. gray
e.. hubbard Lom-9-e - u.
Tomatoes local d. Sa1 Diego 20
stones Jug 41-- e1--5c 5z5s and
-Tss 1855. rEss 5--E5c. Ventura
4z-s 1850. fz5e - So. san Luis
CbisF9 - -5-sz.. 5zss and 5xes
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-17
THE DAYS
SPORTS PARADE
By Harry Ferguson

PCNPTON LAKES. y. !. Sept
i. up - Lou Nova struck or
q big brown paw and Ray Arcei. his
trainer. started winding 5an6ages
around -
You weighed yeta- A~cel asked
Nova shook hls head from SIDE .
SIDE and walked over 70 a corner
OF the dressing room and stepped OF
the scales. Il showed 2l0-
That's fine Arce. SAID "-l1a-
gives Us some margin % Vo-k OF
Nova nodded and he'd O.. Is
hands Tor the bsndageS aEa.n.
Two things strike you as voa
drive ever the George Washington
bridge through the green NeT Je--
sey country S.de 70 ms camp where
Nova Is preparing fo- che t;zh- c..
his lie agsir Joe LOUIS q week t-o-.
Monday
:. Nova Is IT superb physical
condition. IN fact TIE .oo taa, Az
cel has now Is 70 keep h.C from
going stale.
2 Noya's spirits are high Es
isn't going 70 be afraid @ Louis
and despite advice from rs seconds
he probably Is gong % SLUG = o..
with the champion. 7. may looE Ike
q slaughter house when they set
through. because both Of them can
take il and both can dish i Out.
Arcel would prefer . have Nova
box and try 70 escape punishment
but he hasn't much hope that Lou
will do that.
Nova worked three rounds yeS,e--
day against three sparring part
ners and he was rarln' 10 so. He
seems TO be getting close 10
fighting edge. and he also seems 10
have forgotten a LOT OF the screw
ball stuff that he has given uot
in the last year. During four hours
81 the camp yesterday he didn't
mention the cosmic punch and he
didn't stand on his head or co any
OF the other Yogi stuff. He looked
like { young man who suddenly
has realized that the golden chance
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-17

Cf q lifetime has arrived
II the 1.ng he didn't look 100
good. but cl.ea he never does.
I'm iuSc rot . gymnasium fight
e~." he explained IS The bar6ageS
were e.aupeG on UseE tape It was
the same Ray Whe. : used 20 play
tcctba. Z WASN'T starting the
game. I'5 s. on TIE bench and not
De a5.e 70 work up much interest.
b. aS soon IS the coach sent ne
INTO he same and : began heaving
those passes. could really set
5ov1 g business.
A-ce.. a slender man vho Is rec
oECizsS IS ore Of TIE beSt trainers
= re business. probably knows Is
much about now . fight Louis IS
ANYBODY. He mas been u ne corner
opposite the champion nine times.
srC keeps - condition By dragging
fighters 20 the corner after Louis
has belted en- ou-. His lob with
Nova : mainly psychological one.
We don't talk much about the
t.Eht around this camp" he said.
Lou : interested n baseball hes
an ardent rooter cor the Dodgers
and h.S tavorite player Is Dolf Ca
mill and We talk about that and
listen 70 the radio.
I've seen some fighters who were
worried about Louis don't mean
that they were scared necessarily
but they thought about the fight
700 much while they were training.
Lou doesn't co rat. Hes got I
pretty gOo6 idea what he wants 10
90 when Re gets INTO the r,ng. 50
We don't have 70 80 into that
much"
Outside. Nova vas singing his
Alameda Calf llgA school song
for some reporterS-slnging It with
q grin on MS face and apparently
not q care n the world He didn't
look much Ike man who was
worried about being a dozen days
away from an encounter with one
Of the most mu-de-ouS punchers
who ever stepped into a ring.
This one may be something g
. see, brethren. something 70 see.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-17
CHICAGO GRAINS

CHICAGO, sept i ILPI = Lle-I-
dalton and hedging sales today
forced soy bean futures l. new
KS on the current reaction f-om
81 time highs established l-te la-t
week.
Final prices were a or near the
l5w point and showed net losses Of
g.. TO 3. cents q basheL Wheat
wzs off = 10 9. corn Of E. 70
: oats Up = 10 of e. ana rye
Wzs down e 10 =.
General buying was inspired by
official predictions tha. cotton seed
prices this season ma Use . taa.-
highest IN % years. boosted soy
beans futures more than leat e
1usael before the break.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-17
EnIarqe Plant

INCLEWCOD c.. SEPT. L
UP - EC-ta A.aeacsr AVIATION
company TO-DAY announced con-
stru-tl1n Va. Jeg.n within two
weeks c. tzrea p-a-- additions
which MI include aecCmmo1ations
FOR 10 pe. cent increase n en-
g.ree1-g pe-aC--e. and q 30-foot
nigh H-1l tunnel for TEST purposes.
Tie HIc .aEre. 1uu VIII be IS
b. Il fee. 4 ls-too., t!Te-blade3
propeller driven bv i,250 horse
gCTe. motor VII, send q 30 mile
au aeg- 1.as- through the tunnel
n winch plane moces Will be
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-17

Still In
Front

NEW YORK. Sept. =. up
I There was one thing certain today
about the exciting national league
struggle between the Brooklyn
DodgerS-Setting me pace By -
games-and the $. Louis Cardinals
there IS no possibility Of . tie.
The New YORK Giants saw 10 that
yesterday BY coming rom behind 70
gain q u ue with s.. Louis II .
game called because Of darkness At
the end O 10 innings. Although
both clubs have an open date on
Sept 26. unless there Is q soecia,
ruling the contest has been auto
matlcally wiped OF the safe
Therefore, should both The Do6g-
erS and Cardinals win a. -hei. re-
naming games. the STANDINGS
would -eaG this way.
W I Pc. GB
Dodgers - los s. .669
Cardinals lO2 ! Sc =
The Cardinals deadlock with
the Giants served 70 cut hal. a
same of ne Dodgers .5aEue LEAD
yesterday when the Cincinnati Reds
shaded Brooklyn. As. II = IL
nlngS. Southpaw Ernie White
handcu:fed the Giants with four
hits to- eight innings but with
one out II the ninth. the New
Workers tied the score when Aiog.:e
Aynoyich singled and took taird
on Billy Ju-ges' double Lon Nav-
neke replaced White ana Mickev
Witek greeted HIM WITH 2 single
driving home A-1oriCh. Warneks
purpoSedly passed Joe Moore and
then got Johnny Mccarthy or .
foul and Johnny RuCEer or tly.
Hal Schumacher ana Bob Car
penter held the Cards. Who play
the Braves IN : double bill TO-DAY.
TO seven hits. TIE Only s.. Louis
run came in the tl-sg or Eopp
single. 3 walk. a. !rtIeld OF ana
EStel Crabt-ee' single.
Bill Werbe- came through with =
scorching sin gle-hIS third blow o.
the game-.n the iI;h irnlnE. scor-
ing Eddie JooSt from second WIN
The run that beat Brooklyn. VII.
one out. Joost had singled to deep
short off Hugh Casey. fourth DodE-
e. pitcher. He took second when
Gleeson grounded OUT.
Werber hammered hcre a. c.
CIncinnati's runs. He sccE5d New
ell Kimball 10 the showers i tn
seventh. His gamc-wirnln5 single
prevented Casey rom registering
his third victory over the Reds II
three successive days.
Ragged fielding behind Elmer
Riddle gave Brooklyn =, their runs
unearned.
The Dodgers play Pittsburgh in
q single game today.
Boston piled Up IS hits 10 de-
feat the Cubs SIS as every player
on the Braves hit safely. School
boz Rowe and Bucky Newsonl COM
bined 10 pitch the Tigers 10 :
- triumph over the Senators and
Chef Labs second homer o. tbs
day. in the 18TH inning. gave the
Browns Z 9-8 win over Philadelphia.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-17
l.. A. LIVESTOCK

Hogs, SEQ, weak 20 : e lower. top
12.I5; load -ss < Oklaaomas med
Jun 70 good 1-s--.. ID z.s.-ls. -=5-
- 10 lz-1-.-5. sga- s11-e.s5.
Cattle So. mostly #teely. COM
mon to medium steers Il-l-.25s fed
Mexicans go. gras= heiter- g.t5
down, cow 1860. Gamers and
cutters 5.51---5s bulls -.---e. good
grades al classes lacking. calves
s9e. slow early sales. top rea.er=
1425; fe~ -alve l1-l2.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-17
Citizens Attack
Girl Beafer

TUCSON. Ariz., Sept. Il tUP) -
John Silvas. 39. q Dlasterer. was ar
rested today b. ponce after angry
citizens attacked him following the
alleged beating Of six-year-o,d Lucy
Martinez, daughter Of Charles Mar
tinez, Tucson.
Raoul Ruiz and Colin L. Smith
and their wives aIlegedly witnessed
the beating following the Silyas
car and forced it 70 the curb. Sill
vas vas driving on the wrong side
Of the road when captured. accord
ing 70 Ruiz and Smith.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-17
NEW YORK STOCKS

NEW YORK. sgt. = #rPI
stocks alFar seed IRA -.iors 10 more
than . points to-zy on late buy
ing movement lee bg pivotal shares
SFe--a. issues a-e-e .n the van
cary. bun . sudden influx Of buy
ing came 3at9 tae o.l-.ae leaders
pas..ll.ar.s uotsE--aEd they shot
ahead impress .Te-E.
Al The same SINE. turnover ez-
pandea ,a ne 1est volume since
late July wHea re market was in
au up-wlEs
stock sale. were $4,000 shares.
heaviest -.a-e -azt July % when
-t.. -hares changed hands. and
compared with 10000 yesterday.
Curb STOCK sales rose 10 $4,000
shares from 10000 yesterday.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-17
Fred Aposfoli NO. S

Freddie Apostoi. former middle
weight boxing champion was a
step farther along the comeback
trail today. and joey Spangler. his
overweight welter opponent last
night, was in a Norfolk hospital
suffering from a broken jow.
ApostoI knocked out Spangler in
2:40 OF the fifth round Of a sched-
uled l0-round light. Apostoh drove
Spangler through the ropes with c
yolley Of rights and lefts that broke
his jaw.
Spangler weighed I54: Apostoli
I56t2
Matchmaker Tony Barbara said
he would attempt TO match Apos-
toll with Ken Oyerlin. recent mid
dlewei-ht titleholder.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-17
PADRES FADE
FROM PICTURE

Norbert Kleinke turned Oakland
hack with SIX hits as Sacramento
STAYED in the pennant race. The
SoIons scored three runs IN the first
inning off Henry P!ppen and Joe
Alulligan TO cLnch the contest.
Ad Llska and Forrest Orrell were
cousins" TO san Francisco and
blew higher than kites in the fifth
and sixth innings. the Seals trotting
four runs over in each Of those
frames TO come from behind and
Wallop Portland in a free hitter.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-17
JAYCEE HOPES
RISE HIGHER

e Centro Junior college football
ers turned out for practice Tues
day night and found eight new men.
all with previous game experience
in their midst.
Stacy Morgan and Walter Price
showed up TO play another year for
the Arabs. Morgan was the spark
plug Of last years team and it
was feared until Tuesday he would
not return 10 Central but that day
found him and his backfield mate.
Walter Price, IN suits.
n the line, Paul Takagaki and
Jerry Murphy both guards with
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-17
/. 4. STOCKS

Los ANGELES. sept. j. gCPI -
Stocks edged upward Iu heavy
Vading on The Los Angeles eA-
change Eighteen issues were up.
TWO were down and seven were IL
changed. Volume was apprgz5-
nateIy 1900 shares
Blue Diamond o.. unchanged; stan
dard OIL - up ~ Union OIL -.
unchanged; Consolidated steel com
mon 5 unchanged. Ryan AeroEalts-
cal Co So mp -: Vega Airplane
Co. 10. up - N-.iee Aircraft las.
UP l.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-17

Arab experience. were on hand.
Warren Riedy and Bob Danskin,
batkfiel6men rom Central and In
perial nigh schools reported for
their first workout.
Linemen from local high schools
we're JACK CARRIER Of Holtyille ana
Joe EadE OF CaleXico.
Tuesdays workout vas the first
reauy tough one for the Arabs.
coach Jerry DennerIein indicated.
The boys went through all the
drills encountered in last weeks
preIminaries. then spent the rest
Of the evening on play practice.
including body contact work.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-17
Central DazzlerS
Perform Again

Central grid fans will again
be served with the juicy spice OF
lhe old sport.
For the second year. a bevy OF
lovely FL Centre maids will put
on rythm show during the
halves. They will perform in a
series of skirt swirling, toe-twin-
king exhibitions that are alleg-
ed 10 be military drills.
Miss HAZEL SorenSon, drill
mistress of the SergeanetteS. in
dicated Wednesday that her
charges would add more dazzling
stunts TO those shown spectators
last year.
Led by the Vinfrido sisters, first
appearance of the SergeanetteS
will take place AT Centrars initial
grid battle.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-17
ITusty Escapes
From County Jail

S.sto Gonzales Martinez, 33-year
old Imperial county jail trusty,
walked away from the Jail grounds
late Tuesday.
When last seen he was near the
county garage. He wore khaki trou-
sers. 2 faded blue shirt and straw
hat. He was committed 70 jail the
first 0. the year for contributing
10 the delinquency OF minor in
BTaWlev
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-17
DIVORCE COMPLAINT
FILED

Suit for divorce was filed IL
Imperial county superior court
Tuesday By Lucille Jennings against
Al Jennings also konwn as z. ".
Lewis. They were married, she
SAID. in Yuma July 5, 1888 and sep
arated Aug. p, 1899. S1e ac-
cused her husband o. Wl-tLl neglect
ana asked the court 70 permit her
70 resume use OF he maiden name.
Lucille Nice
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-17
MARKET QUOTATIONS
L. 4. POULTRY

LOS ANGELES, sept Is CCPJ -
Hens. legnoIus, :. 20 81 ID 1ec
Hens, colored 5iz ID. ........ 23c
Hens. colored TO s.. ID. .... &c
Hens. c0lored over So 10 & up %
Broilers over IL 10 =. ID. ..2ac
Broilers, over J.. 10 .. lbs. o.
Fryers, colored - 10 81. ID. pc
Fryers, colored and up .... -
Roasters, coloreo over -. up &c
Old BOOSTERS. coIo-ed ...... 15c
Old Roosters leghorn .......... .gsc
Ducklings, over lbs .......... &c
Ducklings under lbs .......... 15c
old ducks NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .0Ec
Old Turkeys .................. 16c
CADens. 10 lbs. ........ 25c
Young Geese .....-.-........ l5c
Young Tom Turkeys c-lbs Up %
Young Hen Turkeys Sill lbs O.. -sl
Young Hen Turkeys ! lb. up . &C
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-17
PROEATIoN- -GGFAETED

Herman I. Hughes Wednesday
Eas gwen years Jail eeItence for
contributing % the delinquency o.
m.Ug. and commitment withheld
during The NO years probation
granted him.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-17
L. 4. HITTER e EGGS

Los ANGELES. sept. = 1CPl -
Butter. Extras 2se. Prime first
371scs Standard &C. undeggrades
sac.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-17
LOCAL RETTERFAT

L. A. Butierfat -......... ..... esc
Grade A milk .....-.......... $50
Manufacturing milk .-...... 4si.c
Route gathered cream ........ 60 = C
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-17
L. A. GRAIN

Los ASG ELEs. sept. = GUPf -
Wheat No. hard or soft $500 l.s5
Barley No. Z western p. Si-75 l-8g
Barley, mailing type =. $500 1-s7 q
Milo. 40. . yellow .- kl--2l III D
Corn No. yellow. bulk S1.T2aI.T5
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-17
.HPLS. FLAX FUTURES
l.. A. BANKS

De-. ........-...-.............. sos 2.
sept. ....................... S2gst-
L. 4. BANKS
Los A&G ELES sept. = Up -
Bid Asked
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1941-01-23
Mrs. Mary E. Duvall

Funeral services for Mrs. Mary
Exile Duvall, SO, widow of Clinton
Duvall, who died in a Baltimore
hospital after an illness of several
months, took place at IL a. m. Mon
Gay, January 20 in the Damascus
Methodist Church. The Rev. James
w. Bailey of Howard county and
the Rev. Elmore j. Benson, pastor
of the Damascus church, conducted
the services and burial was in the
church cemetery.
Mrs. Duvall was a daughter of
the late Mr.. and Mrs. John j. Null
link of Montgomery county, and
was a lifelong resident of Mont
gomery and Howard counties. She
is survived by a son, John Celius
Duvall, Daisy, Md; sister, Mrs.
Basil Warfeld, Damascus, and six
brothers, Webster, Monroe and Jo-
seph Mullinix, all of Montgomery
county; Addison and Dorsey Null
link, both of Howard county, and
King Mullinix, Sykesville.