davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La gaceta., 1941-08-05
OLqa Baez

DeSpues de varios diaS de va
caciones en- la ciudad de New
York, regres6 a Tampa la sim
patica senorita Olga Baez, hija
de los esposos Mario Baez, eSti-
mados amigos del croniSta
Bienvenida
La gaceta., 1941-08-05

RuegaSe a los padres de los nj
nos que toman classes en- la Aca-
demia, stengan la amabilidad de
asistir.
La gaceta., 1941-08-05
Academia de Arte

Para las Z AS de la nOche de
hoy estan citados los Padres y
Maestros de la Academia de MI
sica de la WPA, en- YbOr City.
Como en- anteriores veladas,
habra un concerto.
La reunion tendra efecto en-
los salones de la Academia, ca
lie Ia y Novena avenida.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-02
THE . q US
SPORTS PARADE
By Harry Ferguson

NEW YORK Dec. >. UP a
bunch Of tic boys 3ao .d!l b.
nameless wera wnoo9ng y '.p II g
mild sost Of way and toward II.
end Of the cyening onc Of them
caId. well, just 70 start an alsd-
mcnt what single thin in sf1sts
give you LAr big.est thr..} i
mean something tHat rcaly sena
the ahifar. p and dD"n IL
.pIIt1
The que.tiyn couldn't h@," be.n
asked be.orc q t.t,cr group NOD
I'D entirely Of >Dogta ".t'l. al.
red-hot fans. Among ,hrn d."
nad Travelled hundreds oi tnoiaaac
9f mile for years 70 Watcn l..
kind Of sports. They had ae"l Il.
picture from end to END. And no
were almost killed in the lu.n -
max their choices.
You got 10 gi%c il 70 college
foottan. one maa sid 'Iaat =.
where the Thrills arr Nov yJu taEe
a home game That Wiscon|n pia1
1t does something t0 rec tlai -
Wisconsin band tart tar Dalas
with everybody blowing rhr.l ims
out on that swell ma!cLIut ss.a
on Wisconsin
Where nd you 20 10 acl,o.2
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-02
l.. A. PRODICE

Los ANGELES. De-. a.at
Trading rather >loW
Bunched Vegetables hrrt-
carrots 5o-65. celery I'ui fs.7# p.
kon 60 green naion~ l.25-l - Irsh-
1.50; mustard 1o-75e: par-.,< -5'
radishes red l.ee-l.5. pussE -.
turips 5-9oc. au.sc. kohl rah5. mt"t
and water ,r,Ns 2a-s5,
Cabbage: local .an"otaH -.
Danish H5-lla. cea lo.a1 ..7..>-
savoy 4b-5QC.
Cucumh,r,. saa pirgo l.4s- t.-7-
So Orange l.>5-$1. P.-mo =. l".-
perial Wy 25-t=a.. ~. - ze..-.
flats 1.-l.25.
Lettuce: Dry pagt GaaGaiaar y
Santa Maria = l.>5-S-. r. =. F..
san Luis Obispo - i-'-t.za= j.. Oh.
As 1.25-l.5o
Peas. pole san Diego HIS. ha>l
Ventura Sc. Imperial D-e
squash white summer SaH pi.-.
lugs o25-9 81. lal.I -e-z. I'm
perial 2-25us Iiaf..H san p.eeo
2.25. Impc1al " go -. yellow
crookntck Imperial ! 80 y >al
Diego lug> ~. eI,am ia.al iaE-
4O-5oc. lahl, queen l..a1 sa-''.
hubbard I.ompoc - lb, hAuaa.. In-
cal pink li,c 10.
Tomatoes. local and san p."ap
stones AIS 1.40-1.5o, 5N5 and 5No>
1902, exc l25-l.5o; san Lei> Cd
sipo 5N5s and 5xe l.75-2.a5. "N'
1.50-2: 6N7 So =. ~i"m, player
Axe to 5N7 San p'"po ] 'a-1 - D..
layer Gx6 .
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-02
TR0jANS, BRUINS
drill. SECRETLY

los ANGELES, Dec, , 'UPI -
University of Southern California
and University OF California at Los
Angeles each drilled in secret today
in preparation for their game Sat
urdaF IN Memorial Coliseum.
Coach Babe Horrcll and Coach
sam Barry stressed offensive plays.
The gdlne marks the close of the
season tor both Trojans and Bruins.
The Bruins, who last week enjoy
ed d rest, We're apparently in good
physical and mental condition.
Mickey Anderson, fullback, viii
probably be lost to SC because Of
injuries suffered in the Washington
game last week, but other players
hope to be ready to 60 against the
UCLANS.
Southern CALIFORNIA; homecoming
celebration comedies with the UCLA
game. -
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-02
L. A. LIVESTOCK

LOS ANGELES. Dec. tip
Federal state Mkt Ne"s service.
Hogs salable :5o. about steadF.
quality con eidercd bulk medium H.
choice l7O-o4o 10 butchers le.,'-
11.4o top ll.5e or few l"s-2n5 lh-
odd heavies .; packing ,ow> So
Cattle Salahle H. fairly ACTIVE
8: top Monday llt".
on she stock. teers scarce; El.!4E 2
classe trong TO 25c higher f.. Two
day: few gras teers *.-5. lad i".
Mexican steers 9: mixed e5w- an
heifers 8; common 10 good COW.
7.o5-s.eo: Gamer. and cutter, 5.la-
7: stok COWS :: odd bulls IL 50"
calves salabIe 4oa. fully steaaE. Ode
choice vealer TO lis: slangh'e.
calves 1o5o-I1; few - ll.5a-l-
few heavy stocke-s 1o5".
sheep saIable none: good t.
choice wpoIed lambs quoted II.
11.50; good eve 20 . 5o o. aboT"
late Monday medium 70 good WOO
lambs steady al il, sorted = pei
cent: medium To good cW'. 80.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-02
BIG LEAGUE CLUBS
IN TRADE TALK

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. Dec .
CUP) - The 16 major league clubs
were represented here today for
the 4Oth annual minor league con-
vention and all but one of them
We're willing to talk trade.
Some time during the next three
days any club in the majors except
the world champion Yankees is
likely to make 4 deal. The Yanks,
loaded with talent. can sit back
like the stud poker player with
aces back to back and say, Boys,
you beat en-.
Larry McPhail, majordomo of the
Dodgers, National League cham
pionS, has a dozen players he's will
ing to deal off, including Babe
Phelps and Luke Hamlin. McPhail
frankly admits that the Dodgers
can't win the pennant again with
thc club that faced the YankS in
the world series. Who he'll trade
and when he'll trade them is any
body's guess but you can bet that
the Dodgers will have an important
deal before this convention and the
major league meeting in Chicago
next week are over.
So far the Dodgers haven't done
much. They expressed desire to
get Johnny Wander Nicer from Gin
cinnati. The Reds countered with
the proposition that they'd like to
have Pete Reiser, the National
League batting champion. So both
club officials threw up their hands
in disgust.
But that's the way deals are
made. They start out by talking
about impossible deals and then af-
ter hours and hours they get down
to serious business.
Tho Chicago Cubs contingent is
here expressly for one purpoSe-to
set rid of outfielder Hank Lieber.
General Manager Jim Gallagher
hopes to deal Lieber to the Dodgers,
only club which has shown any in
tcreSt in the big Slugger SO far.
Pittsburgh. which needs pitching
talent badly, made move to bolster
its staff by buying righthander
Henry Gornicki from the ST. Louis
Cardinals for an estimated $l2,5O0.
Gornicki pitched u one-hit game
against the Phillies early last sea-
son but was shipped back to Ro-
chester where he won - games and
lost nine.
The Pirates still have their big
trading asset, Arky Vaughn up for
the highest bidder. 1t IS a fore
gone conclusion that Vaughn has
played his last game in a Pittsburgh
uniform but the Pirates so far are
soaring everybody off with their de-
mands for Vaughn.
Although the Yanks are not in a
trading mood. other Amerl II
League clubs are, particularly the
indians, Tigers, Red SoX and White
SOX. Lou BOudreau. the "a year old
pilot of the Indians, and the rest OF
the Cleveland contingent was due in
today and they were expected to
break the ice in the American
/ League trading martS.
The White SoX are here looking
/ for outficlders. and are said to be
interested in Roy Weatherly of the
Indians among others The name Of
Rudy York, Tigers home run hit
! ting first baSeman, has been bandi-
/ ed about and he may figure in a
deal.
zeke Bonura, fresh out Of the
Army, was here looking the situa-
ton over, hoping to land with a
major league club again.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-02
NEW YORK STOCKS

NEW YORK. De-. TIP
Stocks spurted fractions II m.r,
than . pts toaay in on 90. Nh n, =
active sessions Of the Year after
six consecutive days Of decline.
Improvement was Attrihai.'
mainly to settlement OF thv rai.wa'
wage dispute hghtcned taN-seI!-
ing which disclosed q thin mkt or
tn eupside, and rie in the indus
trial stock ayaraFein London Il
the highest Level since July -. 1855
Demand in the British mkt VA:
ascribed to belief tha' the Pae4fl,
question may YET be resolved "a
peaceful basis
Dow Jones preliminary closing
stock avaraee: Industrial 1l5.5t. ny
1877; rail 27.5u ap to: u'iltN las
up "a: - t"ck- 29"' up
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-02
CITY CAGERS
ORGANIZE

Plans for an Ell Centre COM
l1crc.al basketball league will be
ormulated in the Central high
gymnasium 7:30 WedneS d ay
night.
Organizers said Tuesday, they
were eager for anyone and every
one in the least interested iii
such league to attend the
meeting. They explained that
this year many of the cagemen
that made the league successful
in the past arc on the coast
working in defense INDUSTRIES
or in the Army. The big prob
lem is to get enough players.
Last season. several teams rep
resentlng other valley cities par
ticipated in the league. Whether
or not those teams will be in the
middle of things again, remains
to be seem, organizers indicated
that they thought the ideal sit
uatiOn would be cage league
including the entire valley.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-02
SCREBEs SAYS
DUKE lJNWAN'T'D

Biue Devils.
Paul Zimmerman. sports writer
Tor the Los Angeles Times, probably
summed up the situation accurate
" Wncn hc said that the nubbin of
thc problem is the Pacific Coast
conference. 1t runs the Rose Bowl
game.
Our fine conference moved in
on the Tournament of Roses folks
some years ago and took the game
Unt0 itself. the Pasadena people
lest the right TO say who played
there. The time is ripe now for the
conference TO give that right baoK
TO the Tournament of Roses Off
cialS. Let the conference pick its
own team. Let the Tournament of
Roses pick its eastern opponent"
Zimmerman said ne uld no. blame
OREGON State, because OSC was
strictly over the barrel behind
tie eight ball with all other tcams
siaucd except Texas and Texas 4.
x M, and Oregon State couldn t
wait to zee how thcr made out
aGain>t oregon and Washington
State.
Gccere T. Davis, sports editor Of
The D2s Angeles Hctold-EXpresS,
said it was up to Southern Cali
fornia to give Wade u cordial vel
come something ike. Hi there,
Wally. glad to have you with us
again
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-02

W. o. IL >.a .hs cont 4cep-
.n.~
An.l.t Mc.ana:' Gentleman de
,1aHdod ~ noor: "Ts-:r all tic
scr,baa e34. 4 rae country. col
l,.r ..a H and ...soa '"n out
mat .n#9. ,.a ..sts Ita"t tn"
enr tr., -. .... II. 2 s.ra Ions
q. lie. w...r. r.sa.In- 20 rhe
,,9 r.. ~ Hon1a..s uHa" an
ali ot - .r..a ~ bard ssaIl7
o.,.r. -. So. H. O. N'.,uc;g
ror, 40 2-. g. ar@ !c~
b...,... cso1a t.. - m' art
T. araa.. i. u...a' = ind ome
c. tie 81. .a 4.@a.a !. Hro,her-
.o. ,aa1 aar,...'.A #9yacA indian
X,o.a - ur. ~ u tha.
..urm IL. ", -. th.- thing
e. .a,.>.sa .H.. asaH 11o music,
Y., ,, ~. a. If i. uat once
, .ar u4e.. .!A.r out
F.! r.. #4s.s ... - a0Du' tive
u..v., a..... =. .a'r ri the
n,. sns arn ~. l.. - l"ara the
.5.f @.#a..G B .ar..' in'r" a.e
roua.a o. Dno..s or" If en-
.al ,," HdI.-s u. lae
Ya..,.. .a... - 1902. acm2
,i.o .aa s. .sDs "a. on. AHG
tic 1.,4.. o.. ~ .a.oun ana
,no I.. g.. =. -. a31. ar. I.Aeo
- b.,t4e.sa4 q. .ls4. 81 r.' = g
o3'. Yos cal A.m. = Dn drop
,hn. ! .49" oau.r / riopped i
,u- ; ,eo5.- q ,'as. a.o 'o see.
i r.4e 4'..,E i.'s.aD"d: You
d..l Dsss +, "t., u 1lau 70 el"e
H., ID -. Wa.. wrong win the
laa, Ip@.s q. ~, natlDna. open goli
c.a!np.pa.aIp @up . a1y j. com
IN. uy fso .nr'rh ~. 8iro par on
,Ho i..' ic.u 'ulr- - ii" q. win.
Like {. NJ SMazn. dld out at
Cleveland u W!liu back.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-02
2. Cu,EIES L. MOORE

LOS ANGELES. Dec. = up
When Colrn Wallace Wade "ho
cnce SAID he'd urra. a-aIn brine =
t0o.ban ttum tin. .ar west arrive
with ms D&Ee team Tor the Rust
Bowl aame QaaiN-; Oregon St2'o
Co!le,e tie people OF California a.
goin- 70 see a game they had he
part whatever in planning
Crreua State won the right 10
choose is opponent by winning tue
Pacific Coat CCM.t.eGC" title. II
pyom9Jlr .p.ou- a surprise or tie
voar b. choosing Duke for the
zane 4. Fa.adtnu Nov Years DAY.
b. Zen DycH Los Angeles TIM
sports Hr.le" 'o whom Wud" llrst
expressed uis d.! Ike of local con-
tests. attcr T to } bc@,Ng By
Universe. G. S,.'1aHa California in
1899. >aId ;l.a' Ia : lDmg Tine
friend q. NJ Wade tEl hopina .ha'
L.. VIII iE"y ~ @...s Y Ar ildn2
l-con u. IL "I.r" - forgive and
io,.c.. egen II he DID loMGor the
sos'h - haU u. 'ae H!c., state
c; CaY9s.Ia
l i4s. wash hc'a break down and
say he d.dnt mean % be 80 harsh
On is three year, 40. Gar re-
ccpton committee coulJ th"n func-
,.Gu with 50 much moro sincerity
Hhen Wallace and HI bO"- arrive
late this month.
Many OF The c..'omac~ mere feel
that if Wade doc.A't Ike C&NtC-nia
thay aue 4lliM4 "a mdE" il mani
mGu,. When the .ou@sfeaE":a an
uoun,cd ama2 lie I5sr.a-Ecyada
game he SuId9v - Dpi'o had
been che.n a 1gl'-'.loe,"j "norus
CT bC9a a.0s".
Ncycrtae.e-. ]. i geucc"cd -hat
Duke las Uau--.9 football team
that Crteou State de he best II
could u.aer lne c..-..;H .'~M'c.. and
t.ar ae seleomc Mar ~ll bc push
I'd cut. ho~a"cr r,.Uc.aa.i.. ..r the
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-02
TEXANS HAPPY
ABOUT BOWLS

COLLEGE STATION. Tex, Dec. .
up - Texas A. NJ. football
players today were en- route to Ta
coma, Wash, where Saturday they
s.ay Washington State but the
campus vas jubilant over selection
Of Alabama as their opponent IN the
Cotton Bowl New Years Day.
Dean f. J. Kyle, chairman Of the
athletic council, said I am glad
that for the second year in sue
ccsSion Texas A. &, M. can cOntri-
butte it's share in making the Cot
ton Bowl game a success. We are
naturally overioycd at the selection
of such worthy opponent.
FORT WORTH, Tex, Dec. 2 (UPp
hn alI-ni2ht celebration at dorm
It0ric5 and rooming houses followed
announcement that Texas Christian
had been invited and had accepted
q bid to play the University OF
Georgia II the Orange Bowl at MI
aml New Years Day.
TCU closed its normal playing
scaaGn lat Saturday with a stir
Inp l5-l3 9leloi" over Their tract
tlonal rivals, Southern Methodist
University CT Fort Worth.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-02

t-and Carl COnley OF lnlpe-
picks topped Conleys by one point.
But Mann, notified that he was
the winner, shook his head.
You can't do that to me, ne
said. Give the tickets TO the next
highest man. They shouldn't go ID
an employee of the POST Press"
So two Rose Bowl tickets go to
the Imperialite in fast lateral
pass, Post-Press to Mann to Conley.
Conley had been within sight of
the tickets anyway, right up to
the last minute. Until the last
round. he red the field, with Mann
trailing by one point. But last week
the composing room foreman picked
out one more winner than his rival,
and ended the season top man.
Close benind the winners were Bob
Romans, Henry Farrar, Harry Ho-
vey and Bill Pelletier Romans and
Farrar ended the season with l8
points to their credit, and Hovey
and Pelletier with II each.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-02
3 @ w |.
TEAM s.
s :: T

NEW YORK Dee. =. Up NoW
that the CrauGe Bo%l liNally ia,
ielled. look EN- over aua ;a,:c Ho-e
chOice or the Ne% Yea. O.
football eXtr@vagan2as:
Rose BoW,-Ort-aa StJ,e beaten
twice IS. DuHa 'unbea,en. united
Sugar Bowl Fordham ,beateu
once, IS. Missouri ditto.
Cotton Bowl--TeXa> A and y
beaten once -. Alabama beaten
twice
Orange BoWl-Geor4ia 'be1.'a
once. tied once, Us. Texas Christian
University beaten twice. tied once.
The entry Of Alabama and TCC
into the bowl program --irrr.s"a.
1t lett unbeaten and unti'd Da-
Quesne out of jae major bow! as-
slgnmentS.
Alabama and TCU, however. e e.
pair OF bowl old relIab.cS Tae
crimson tide has gone to me Rose
Bowl five times. winning thu
games. losing one ard tNlng o@e.
TCU has won two games IN tac
Sugar Bowl and one IN lie C3tta4
Bowl for perfect DoWllne core.
For the first time slnct IT," b..
branched cut INTO L four-pit ~
Years cay p.cE-ne-u2 CH!N ct
pcytec;-reccyd team /, involved Las.
Jan. /. or instance there Weie
three-Stanford in the RCer Bow
and Boston College and Tennessee
in the Sugar Bowl And MisS!s.ifa.
state in the Orange Bowl mas on.E
Tie against its perfect recogG.
Nebraska and Georgetown the Otae.
teams in the Rose and OGange
Bowls had been beaten only enc
as had the Cotton Bowl antasoa-
lsts. Texas A. and NJ. and Fordham.
Whether DuqIesne. with a PEI
feet slate. sojinded out in IN.
bowl negotiations has not Vet been
disclosed but the Duke prc>UmaDl,'
would not have been aver TO =
New Years day j4uat .lncc taea
athletic coifcrs admittedly were &c
plcted.
Tho participants tor the sun Be-!
game a. I. PasO. TcX. rave No
been chosen but Arizona j. cHpectca
to draw the western assignment
if il wins lts fna! game Win U1a:.
this week;
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-02
BAER AND SHUTE
WIN GOLF MATCH

SACRAMENTO, Dec. 2 UP) -
When the chips were down, former
heavy weight champion Make Baer
sank a 50-foot putt for a birdie
three to help Denny Shute, former
PGA titleholder, beat Tommy Lo
FreSti and frankie Elston, Sacra-
mento's top golfers, in an exhibi-
ton yesterday.
Shute shot a two-under par 70,
Lo Pre8ti followed with a par 70
and Baer and ElSton tied at 76
Baer shot the best golf of his ca
reer and made the final nine holes
III par on the rain-Soaked course.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-02
MEYER TRADES
JOBS WITH NUEN

KANSAS CITY, Mo, Dee. CUPD
= Bill Meyer, manager OF the Kan
sas City Blues and Johnny Neun,
who led the Newark Bears to the
international League pennant this
season, traded jobs in the New York
Yankee chain organization today.
Both have been highly successful
managers since entering the Yankee
organization and the change, ac-
cording to Roy Hamey, secretary of
the Kansas City Blue club, was to
give them new material to work
with
Meyer came to Kansas CITY from
the Oakland Yankee farm club in
the Pacific Coast League in 1888.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-02
1 AIinE EGES
MIIII VI I,GGs
SMALL. EGGS
/ (. STOCKS

l.e> ANGLES. pr,. - tlPo -
Tt44.HE :o.r.a~r6 IN the /
~ts.N ,<..a"-, today with more
:l... sz.. ~hars~ hanging hands If
h;f-k a.ttNGiy. Eaeht issues gained
aLa -. ,., Niae shares remained
au.H#a-sl.
T.. l..~;. Tar@sr> aod Merchant
H.a# 500. g EH~u" Il dn :.
10y tase.. C.a. -. D.. .u =: Etsh-
t.,'f E#e ap - Eepuha. steel :.
Standard ON - teVu ... super
..r 80 .f Caa -. ap .. unioa o."
1t. down IS, Aircraft Accessories
: - up .o5 ,ea.~- con. steel IL
g. .sY,ar Rubber I5t.. Menas,o
~,reI SI45: Taylor Milling - NJ
= gnew M-h': RYAN Airyrats ~
up -. Wrhr' ~EaW,A>c o.. Nrfa
af-. Na...r g.. daW0 go.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-02
IA AR X s
BAROMETTR

The market picture for Impe.i..
Valley farmers was virtually an
changed Tuesday. with ;radiae SLOW
on the produce market Lettuce aN5
celery firm to slightly stronger. to-
matoes firm, most commOd.los GU.
to steady Hay. cucumbers. peas
and squash were unchanged IRON
the day before. Lettuce tuetuatcd
according to point Of harye>; b.
the top renamed S. for Gaada.up,
and Santa Maria 81
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-02
L 4. POI LTRl

Lo~ ANGELES. p",. - lPh -
Hens, .Leehorn>, =. 10 s.. lbs lie
Hca~. LeEhurn> oser . to lbs l't
Hens. Leg. over lbs and up 1Sc
Hens, colored. a to ~ lbs 24c
Hens. coIored over II lbs & up 24c
Rrolirr~ /. uu1 up H.. lhN l'e
BIoilcrS over u. AMI up tv = -"e
Fryers, Leg. vore - tc lbs. Ice
Fryers. coIored, 2iz to 81 lbs 20c
Fryers. colored over 81, TO A. 9lc
RoaSttr~. ,olorcd. yer a lbs -
stays. colored .............,., Iie
Old Roosters. colored .......... 13c
Old Leigh orns BOOSTERS ........ OSe
Duoklings, Pekin over lbs. l9c
Ducklings. Pekin under 5lbs. 11c
I'D Ducks. White Pekin ...... Qsc
Young Tom Turkeys 20 ID up l2e
Young Tom Turkeys 1872 lbs 19c
Young Ten Turkeys ~ and up Csc
CaDonS s to Slbs ......... ....... 2oc
sapons over lbs and up 49,. 25c
Rabbit. 40. white 3i2 to AZ 15c
Rabbits. mixed colors 3l2-4l2 lbs 13c
Rabbits No. old ............... .VIc
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-02

Then Mann heard about
rial was the winner.
There was no rule against Post
Press employee winning the Rose
Bowl tickets in the sports depart =
ment's prognostication contest, and
Manns 20 points for the seasons
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-02
HEFFERNAN SIGNS

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 2 CUP)--
Eddie Heffernan, former st. Mary's
college football star, has signed to
play with the San Francisco Packers
Of the Pacific Coast Football League
He will make his. first professional
appearance Dec. Ia against the Los
Bulldogs al Los Angeles
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-02
CHICAGO GRAINS

CHICAGO. Dec. . up = COM
mission house selling wiped out
most of moderate early advances
In e...u tulur,- today on the board
uf trade aud e!olng prices showed
little cA.nEe for ths day.
What closed upcLahgcd 10 up
67ru uff >, % up =; oats off
a -. IN 49,; ana SOY bean> OIL
% -
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-02
T. 4. GRAIN

Los ANGELES. De-. > tCP' -
Milo. Ho. veu1w ....$I $I.47l. So
Mo "a . .lo bulk &l.3oftl.35
Wheat ~. h. s. =. sl.e2i. 1.97'.
r2or,.x mailing type .... $l.S0u 200
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-02

Tos ANGELES. Dec. > rUPD -
Bid asked
Tran d n erica ..#....- ..-... -
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-02
Il. BITTER e EGGS

los ANGELES. Dec = dP1 -
BUTTER ENrra 80. Prime first
sGs.,= standard - -. Uudergrades
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-02
MANN WINS CONTEST:
REFUSES TICKETS

For five minutes Tuesday, DackShOp foreman iieI
Mann of the Press staff the winner OF two cke
to the Rose Bowl football classic at Pasadena on NE" ie
day. o., ,,.,1o, of Io,no
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-02
.UPLS. FLAI FUTURES
7 4 r 1\kS

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Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-02

Carl Conley of lmpe-
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-02

cleveland u Wuliu back.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-14

PACKARD 40 touring sedan; grey
radio heater. clock cigar lighter. 1892
plates, original owner. Winterized, recon
diiioned and guaranteed price S795; We
trade. Packard financing Get Packard
Factory Branch proposition. 5If East
Jefferson ave RA. 27Oi.
PACKhRD-'sO super model $50 tourinl
selan custom car. radio heater over
drive wheels Royal Master " "
tires. rear compartment Packard blue
chrome rings clock AUTOMATIC radlatoi
shutters 1912 plates special Bedford cord
Winterized recondnloned and guaranteed
price. l.i75. We trade. rs months. Get
Packard's Factory Branch proposition from
Mr. sheviin. sfi East Jefferson ave. RA
z7oi. *
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-14
Wanted Trucks and Trailer

SPOT CASH paid for trucks. any make
or model The hieh dollar.
A. A. MOSS, 5000 CASS AVE.
AUTHORIZED WILLYS DEALER
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-14
WKIGLEf MOIUK sALES
9IOO ORATIOT
1890 LIvERNoIs

sTUDEBAKER-19ii de luxe Champion
sedan. Radio. heater, overdrive. 2Smi
per gal rare bsrg New car guarantee
N.arrnn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-14

sTUDEBARER-1e4l Champion custom
special 2-dr. low mileage. under seat
heater. lie, etc 5000 miles Lady owes
1851 80, take old car or little cash for
equity si01 Mcclellan, at Gratiot
RRAPLANE-i93 y. L. trk sedan;
little beauty, need room fun price.
/ $40 =. NJ. Gregory, heated showroom,
! $3.50 Gratiot