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Evening star., 1942-04-22

Standing Of the Clubs.
Evening star., 1942-04-22

Games Tomorrow.
New York at Phila.
Bklyn. at Boston.
Cncin. at P1ttSb.
St. LOUIS at CHICAGO.
Evening star., 1942-04-22

NATIONAL.
Results YESTERDAY.
Pittsburgh. 8; Chicago, Q.
BROOKLYN, l3, Boston. .
ST. Louis. =; Cincinnati o.
Philadelphia at New York, postponed.
Evening star., 1942-04-22

Games Tomorrow.
Bcs. at Wa. 3:15
Phila. at N. York.
CleFe. at St. Louis,
ChicAEo At Detroit.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-27
L. 4. PRODUCE

Los ANGELES, Feb - ur Trading
WdN moderate
punched vegetables. hcct>2 x do -
NJ carrots do2 1.15-l.3A. Santa Maria
; do 1.0-l y: Imperial w iced do
-1a-joo. celery roo, local doz 500.
a kun dox 65-73C green onlorS = do
> {nu-35o leekS = dol -. mustard
do i0-60c parsley Is dOT 75-aOr. rad!>hc>
mail rcd do2 9u-1 ~. spinach dp.
'J-1.ou Coaehclld - duI OIL -. Iu:-
nipS local - 3 dol 65-75C: per doz 80
tcrcrrSS .n-.tac Kohl rahI SOC. Mint 81,
Oyster plant a5-f0c. anisc %
Cabbage: local CannonhiN Isl N. zba>
stnd ordinary iu-5Oc IMpcual l1a-l =
local Danish 75-1.pO: RED loca. SUI =.
Savoy 50-65c
Lettuce: Dry pack Imperial ! dos 3 IA
= -; rs > ST. -. Yuma is @.bt-5 -.
Imperial iced - -
rcaS Pole CndchcIla 49, G.. san Diego
&C; bush imperial 5-6Lc. san Diego
5-Gc ONnaid 81 -ec Lucai 5-6c. imperial
45-ih cri> :. IT, -. China peas Cnachella
l2-16c Imperial and Auuyo Grande L.
10 H.
Squa>l. wu;c summer Imperial rrtS
- rs l.. flats 25o-2.75 Italian Imperial
'JiS 3oo-3 Is. Coachcln CrtS -. flats
800. san Diego luGS 25o-275. yellow
E"okncck Imperial Cgi> 500; banana
lW al gray Z Hubbard -. -lc ID
Tomatoes Imperial crtS tops 3oO-3 80:
Us 3.0p-35 81: los = 5O-2 IS: DOS 1872 %.
- : 5o-2.75 flats mos ,. 25-2 so. loose
flats 1.75-ls5
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-27
". !. STOCKS

NEW YoRk - = vr, Industrial
>Errr> 'c. ..a >.agA ~ltk"' to-day and
trading Increased IN ne recent pacr.
R,'> .a. ID - : good market earn.
including rss .-> ~ Santa Fc and
Grra' N":;hr.. r. Iaie. dipped to small
H. .'>>">. Chr>apnasr and ONO MAKING
ne" 'V nN - re year
p,Ta1l f,s industrial shares spread
uNc' broad Is, ard grains ranged from
point To- 'l,ce points.
Slcc'>. motors. electrical equipments and
mercantile >FdgcS had small advances
Some Coppc~S gained AmuScmcntS were
steady Ca f.fm AlrcraftS were strong
undr' the lcader>h.p of Douglas DUPONT
led the chemicals h.Ehcr and the oils
had smart recovery under the lead of
the standard issues which recently hay
been weak.
Steel Shatc> Vefe up fractions -
Joseph lead Was up more than point.
American metal gained a pn.nt
Gains of more than a point were made
BY Standard OIL NJ ard Standard or
Of Indiana Atlantic refining cquulcd .t>
low Tor the yeag and then moved up
TO sma! net gan.
Douglas Aircraft reached 65-, up i.
points from the previous close United
Aircraft gained nee iAan po.r' as
dld L"ckheed Racing Arplanc Was up
f-actionally. Airline shares were up !,.c-
tiunS
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-27
WANT TO PLAY
REASON FOR CUT

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb - II
Eddie Lake. utility inticlder -
the ST Loai> Cardinals last =.
said today thai there is no my>te#
about his Wautius to play basea
rather than sll ON a major lra=f
bench"
General Manager Branch Rick
of the Cardinals had said he "
baffled by a TELEGRAM from Tx.
stating that he wanted to play vi
the Sacramento club in the P l.
tic coast league, a Crdinal fal
team and would take a salary css
of Sl50 a month to do it.
In the first place said Ia'.H
that's wrong about the S150 <
month. They only offered NE j
SlO0 a month raise after MAJ :
1t will actually only cost me abeu.
$50 month 10 stay ont here.
I'd rather play ball anyway ]
think 7 played in less than -
games last year and never started =
game. That's all there is to il -
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-27
PRESIDENTIAL ORDER CLEARS PATH
FOR RETURN OF WILLIAMS TO BALL

board No 6. announced tina Vii
llamS' case had been Appeared and
induction had been postponed in
definitely
Price said the draft board ao-
peal agcn took the G3r iIon
ot Williams status 10 the .tate
appeal board TO determine Hirlher
Williams mother WOuid BE- lrft
without support If Inc were ud9at-
ed
Williams did not appcd lhc
case himself Price SAID
Williams, who has been GcSa1gad
by Red Sox Manager Eddie Cg.Ias
rs the greatest natural lci- -hand-
&C hitter I've ever seen. Va. fhc
first major league hitter 10 c.mb
above the 400 mark .i3ro Bill
Terry hit 40l in 1890
BOSton's baseball Wu'c nth
whom Ted has not brcu top t3Ioad
ly. honorcd hIm Le, mpmh -
their annual bauquc' b, a1aGme
him the Jacob G Mm.o Memorial
trophy as Boston mo. .aba1le
player
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-27

SChoOl gymnasium, OoaCIl Eu Wv
ington of CaleXico had said FIJI
day morning.
Last year the ramona squad
doWncd the Bulldogs III a playoif
tilt held at CaleXico, s6-2i, but 1t
will be q different story this time
if the Bulldogs play as good baak-
etball as they are capable OF doing,
CoyingtOn assured.
The border team is one OF the
finest ever to ccme from CalcXico 4
Covin2ton said (
CalcXico walked through field OF
opponents without a hand being
laid upon the team winning III
straight games with the regularity
of a precision instrument a
GroSSmont winner of the Metro Z
politan league in San Diego. was
supposed to play the Bulldogs but
politely declined.
Members of the first string
Calexico team making the trip in
clude: Alex Rivera. Ralph Samaha,
Lewis Jackson, Les Cardiff and
Bill Blair
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-27
MAJOR LEAGUERS
GETTING READY

From the major league baseball
camps scattered through California
and Florida comes news concern
ing the shaping up OF teams tor the
1914 season.
AVALON. Cal Feb y CUP.
Lou Noyikott. the terror Of minor
league pitchers who couldn't hit
the ball cut of the inficld with
the Chicago Cubs last year, has
taken off IA pounds already" i'll .
campaign to stay in the majors
I don't know why I shouldn't
hit over 300 this year he said
hopefully. After all, whether ITS
the minors of majors. there's a .UT
out there throwina and YOU have
q bat in your hand"
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-27
Imperial Valley Press

Established hprl 70 1901. Pub
IINt,rd every afternoon except Sat
W"ay md Sunday C5a,urIay after
noon ISSUE no~ succeeded by the
Smdly Post-f'reSs. established 1880
h. tie Imperial Valley Publishing
company, G25 State Street, FL Cen
tro. Calf.
Paul Jenkins, publisher A. c. John
S'"n, Nlcc-pfesidcnt and cral
marar"r: L. y. Fitzhugh, secretary
and managing editor,
N'Ni-lIollld3% Co. Inc. National Ad-
NHtSag representatives
;Irmbrr. California Newspaper Pub
Il>r"iS ASSoclatiun
Entered al FL Centre. Calf. post
"'I cc rs second class matter.
Subscription ratrs IN California, 30
peg coPS.
In conjunction with tho Post -proes
'SHndaNS', per month 75c paid in ad.
NIHtr. > months, $40; u mUnlns,
800; ono year. $3.50; outside Cali
fofnia. 81 per month
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-27
GIBSON TO PITCH
FOR s. F. STARS

SAN FRANCISCO Feb u It,
Sam Gibson. steady G9-&@ue NJ
ncr for the san Francisco Sell.
likely Will open for Dhc San Ifan-
CISCO All-Stars AGAINST F1st b..
AlI-Stars in the feature baseball
-amc next SUI day at Seals staG-
ium for the benefit OF the Bad
Cross.
He will be aided by his team
mates, Pitchers Al FDpcr'cy. Pcs
C"esnes and Bob joyce Che.
players for the local pro-stars vii
include Catchers Kearse, O2rod3W-
ski and Andrews: infielders Suhr.
Wright, Lillard and Jennings and
Cutfielders Broyia. Holder and Es-
Cobar
East Bay players Will include Man
ager Johnnie Vergez, Ferris Fain.
Hugh Luby. Rigney, Hatey. and
Bill RaimOndi.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-27
RIP SEWElL AIDS
PIRATE TRAINERS

Hcpna frankie FriScho train his
Iuebmah Pirate pitchers and cat
Crcrs HON in spring training in
~ Centre stadium is one of the
Hgc baGerymcr, Tructt Banks
,Ripl SeWell
RIP Is helping the Pirates boss
by sharing his knowledge OF tough
cning up drills and exercises used
Ly the armed forces, which he
learned while attending Alabama
Military institute.
The bic right handler also was
at Vanderbilt university before
breaking into baseball.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-27

Ia"Hll NaShVlllc, TOrOnN end
Beaumont. Detroit tried him for
I.N( games IN the fall of 1882 and
tHCn let him go to Seattle for a
year He was with Toledo in 1884.
with Louisville in 1885, and with
HU1falo i'll 1896 and 81, not to
mention brief stay with the Bos-
tor Bees in 1886 without getting
trial
In 1898 Scwell was purchased by
tine Pirates from Buffalo but he did
not get going in a big way until
l"+o In that year he became Pitts
plur MS ace finger, with l6 vic
tories and only five defcath His
fNnrd-run average was 2.79 and
oni} Claude PaSscau and BuckJ
'F@ltr:o ranked above him among
National league pitchers il effect
I.'i.,~.
Taf Feu Sewrll had slight
c."n@C 81 fortune. Although he
won II 2anea. he was charged with
y. defeats and his carncd-rlm av-
'r"erf went up to 3.72 He now
I"lds the 1911 record for most
mes lost by National league pit
'-'I" during the year
Manager Frisch is counting on the
'2ln Imperial Valley sunshine to
cn&nge StHell's luck and bring him
INTO top shape and make him one
OF the main Pirate threats this wear.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-27
L. A. LIVESTOCK

Los ANGELES. Feb. - trP, Fed
c:al STATE Market News Service.
Ca''c 25n. she stock about steady
othc, classes scarce: load medium hei-
fcrS around Il: common 10 good cuWs
80: canncrS-cutter 8 25--.-1. medium
TO good bulls @. 25-10. 10. calves 50 steady.
common to medium vcal"t> 1o.5O-14
Hogs, -. nominally steady quoted top
around li.1u, good 30 b y 80, good
10 c,u.Cc SONS 11.75.
S"ccp. none. FOLLOWERS i"2: Stcadr.
load 2opd - ID wooIcd lumbN 10. load
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-27

of The LARGEST Junior colleges in
California and Arizona
Several Of the games are not
definite. TIE Arab coach said. but
tentative list ircludeS four Of
the Eastern conference teams. Start
H. the season ON September 25
i E Ccrtro. the Arabs will play
san Bernardlno J. c ca October
: Brown Military academy is sup
posed 70 come here for a game.
tie Arabs will play Phoenix j. c.
there on October Is; Gila J. c
here October %: Citrus J c. here
October 80. Pomona ). {. there,
November s. Brawley J c. here,
November II, OccansIde J. c. there
November 20 Fullerton J c. there,
November p
Because September y was the
Oily open date for San Bernar-
emo Denrerlcin said he had to
schedule the large Eastern loop
squad then And due CT the near
neSS to the start Of the school year,
Dennerlein said he would have to
start early conditioning of his team
70" the game.
e Centro does not intend to ap-
ply Tor entrance in the loop this
coming season, the Arab mentor
disclosed. But the games against
Citrus. Pomona. Fullerton and San
Barnardiro were scheduled to build
5a contacts between the schools
I'd. Will lead 10 eventual entrance
Den. crlcn pointed out that sew
"a. -amcs on the proposed sched-
1t are not sure thing, but he was
.aHit certain that Tie Games would
eoasc cu as hoped
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-27
FRITzIE zIVIC
TAKES STEP ON
COMEBACK TRAIL

CHICAGO. Feb 81. tUPp-Frlt-
zie Ziyic former WelterWeight
champion attempts another for
ward step along the comeback
trail tonight at the expense Of
Tony Motosi. Chicago's pride in
10 round battle at the coliseum.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-27
BROWNS GET BACKING

ST. LOUIS. Feb 81 up St
Louis Browns, who have complain
cd for years about being hard up
financially were ready tor tho
spring training Glind today. APP
parcntly with new financial back
ing SCrcC Of the nov revenue
which enabled the team Ia finance
the spring training trip to Drland,
Fla. and provided cash for the
purchase of the Toledo Mudhcns Of
the American association Va, not
diVulgCd.
CLEARWATER. Fla, Feb. 27
oUPl-Managcr Lou BoudrcmI was
pretty cheerful today after putting
his Cleveland Indians through their
flrSt organized drlll of The sprmg
training season.
Tho tribe showed plenty IL lIrr-
work. at tho plate and Pitcher
Charlie Embcc signed up leaving
only three holdoutS, jeff Heath,
Gee Walker, and Dixie Howell
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-27

t.i ny ttitdilI9 way he ElNdn-
... rl Not to be outdone. Mel
..-.,G Elmer Sears. up on the
..f. .uly. and Forrest bCSted For-
-. Nu,cy. > and /
,",I "layorlte1 to be dropped
s.a Championship play THURSDAY
F.. juhr Prralla. Who was doWnCd.
.nO l. 10y IoYemdae MarSh Braw-
g.. ai'rr peralta SHOT a - to quail
- while Marsh carded a 70.
Dan Taylor defeated Ben Keller
a.s.. up on thc 18Th hole, in an
ourr championship match. Vic
ElIiark won from Art Spring, 5
aaH 3. Jerry Fox defeated Pete
Hl<ou. 5 and 4. Iaddic Willoughby
pan % close oue, / up on the 10Th
a,,.. from Bob Albright.
Ram q. snne. Barbara Worth
Pp JcHu Tanae SAID play must
a,Hmur. Turnac urged entrants
~ bo prompt N reporting for mat
.e.g~. which Will be started at the
.amr time trsI round matches got
".drrwaN Thursday
FIRST FLIGHT-Dr. w. A
C.aykc df. Newt Brazelton, l up;
rJ.l post Of c Hausman 3 and
.: DE X lott Of. Jaek Harris and
, j Ross Clark Of. Bill Walker,
and ., Jack Jones Of. Herman
Z ,rttc > and !: Suo5ol df Tom
,'..sbic. + and ). Jim stone df. Al
O. II. 3 and - JERSEY Birrhiicld |
q. IT,, Rc-crs. ! up
SIGOND FiFGHT-CAallra Don /
.l| Gr DJh Dnsmore. up on |
.a.u holc. Carl Walker d. A. c.
= liz L.. III. KIN PfrIllcr df |
- G:Ds.uI. . and /. Tmmry |
1|H. m. I'll In soalh. up; A. M |
n..utanu dl. Fed Edwards 3 and |
/. lrnn Clrlsr dl Earl Roberts.
/ "a. Cm. Allen dl IL Hendrix, ) |
aaa ! Gn.5co E1aen df George |
}ref'e - and 3.
GINfD FiIGiiT-Pat Williams |
d. Wu.to" W>lsa 3 and ?; Phil |
CCtfecn q. r. De Arman, l up on
49, hoie: Tom r tier df. Ted
: IN 81. 3 a@d = Ronald Layton |
# \. + &prin., end 3; Fred |
SY.'N CG II - Parks, and 2; F.
Curir. d. Barney Reilly 3 and 2;
Dou-htcry df. Lo1 Gabrielson l up;
Max SoncS dt. Hank Jensen. l up /
-l 23rd hole
FOURTH FIIGHT-Dr. Peters
df. \. c Smith , and /; H. H
Barker df Tony De Vita. and
!. F. D Became Of w w McEwen
) and f. Ray Edwards df. M, j
Horton Up "a 18th hole; H. c
latham dr. A. c Yaeckcl, 3 and 2;
Vig4o Hanson df William Burke,
3 and .. II II De Witt df. Jack
tray. 3 u"& =. Jack Davis Of. Bob
2aHbunI -
FIFTH FLIGHT V. H Azhder-
IA Ill. Zero. Jones. ! up; johnny
d. l. Gdrtt. l up on 22nd
Gle. .. " PernRal Of. Martin
VauI. . Wd /. Eaul Jenkins .df
IN H"rEm.. and / II GALLAGHER
r. " j DuWd + and 3; warren
ullrr az Runcs Bailey, 3 and 2,
;cor@o EH acna Ill Joe Mcidcl,
md + " Hitchcock di. ACcVcS
SIXTH TLIGHT-C { Caldwell
t. l. Dc VIA. , and !. George
lcmu- 1T Cap Stevens, up; w
dt s Fldridgc, up;
II IHuOn di. A II Keller. and
: II y Frtmirc df NJ. NJ DlZncy
and 3. Vie GonZalc, df Earl
)ayis. ! uD. Jim McCabc df Bar
.cy Ilo"ol. 3 and > J. r.. Fahs
+ n ila. mbntIam | mp ON
5lh mol,
SENENTU Hight Bill Jacobs
+ II lIHraurralol2h, | up, &
dl Slim Aycock, and
CHUCK Bcrsom Of. George Buck
-. , and !. Ed Mallan df George
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-27
ROWE SHINES

LAKELAND Fla.. Feb . Up
The sixth DAY of spring traumg
today found the Detroit I.eers oo-
ing through fielding dr:l.s aid mya
intense batting practice $ fhr
pitching battery h"gm meosclua
its steam LynWOod ,5chooh9ND
Rove was the Ourstaudms berlor-
mcr among the pitchers.
Manager Del Baker started III
field drill for the first tme ycslcr-
day. Charley Gchringer who re-
Gently signed as non-playine coach
worked out at first base while DN
Ross held Gown Gehrineer'a old
position at second base
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-27

An order from President Roosevelt
cleared the way today for Batting
Champion Ted Williams of the
Boston Red SoX. to return to base
bal! this year.
Nj. RooscvcltS ruling which was
l>Sged through Sclcctiyc Service Di-
Rotor Lewis B. Hershey. was re-
crlted by Hcnncpm county draft
board No Il where Williams is reg
IStcrd. Il revealed Williams carl
Ior IA classification and ordered
him deferred because Of the de-
peadency Of his mother.
Tie order placed williams in
c.ass "a making it possible for
hlm 10 report to the Red Sox
training camp at Sarasota, Fla.
'HEALTHY SPECIMA$'
He passed the physical cXamina-
TOT Jan 2. the draft board phys
.olau prnnOmcing him It "hralthy
eremon Two days before his
scf.dules induction examination
~ F. Smelling, Jan. %. William
Irice. Of the Hcnnepin county draft
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-27

ST. PETERSBURG Fla. Feb.
81. cUP1-Infielders and outticlderS
joined the advance detachment Of
batterymen which has been In
spring training for more than 4
week at the ST, Louis Cardinal
camp today. Manager Billy South
worth proncUAccd the squad in cX-
cellent physical condition and said
the pitchers had managed 10 act
in trim earlier than usual because
of favorable weather conditions.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-27
CHICAGO GRAINS

CHICAGO Feh = dP. G.l- t-'u..
T'rr lftic changed = q-.c' "a!r- 30
day
81 bu>Ncl. corn RaS a. e. 'u ..'>
"ff :. tu -. fEe of co. ard
sly beans r"f !. - =
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-27

Willoughby and .; Leor With
row df Herb Lee, ! up Walter
Wakefield Of. K. X Sharp ; and
=: Dan Lamont df Howard Lewis.
3 and >; Charles Cutler df. Jack
Thomas. . and l
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-27
l.. =. Gk.1IN

Los ANGELES Feh - ur.
Rar'"N NJ VT r, 5.lis4
Barley matt typr II uu-' ~
Mia 30. - Nolo ca SI67.. IA Sl71..
MI" So. = Nc'o / heiA 81 IT, i i7.
Feed ut, S..u.S1 ~
Ahcat NJ. haiJ ii soft SI".I.2oU
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-27
BULLDOGS MEET
RAMONA SQUAD
FOR CIF TITLE

CacXicos Bulldog basketball team, boastin9 two unde-
oaed Of league play will take another shot at
the Ramona high school quintet Friday night IN CIR:
payoff game for the southern division championship Of
Glass schools in southern California at the San Diego
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-27
Markets at a
Glance
BY UNITED PRESS

ny pNlIkD FhESS
Stocks iircEuarly higher in mudcraic
Trade
Bonds incgularl!hIghcr. | $ GOV
oItmcnts steady
Curb stocks nicgu.Wly hehcl
Cotton firm
Cm n Off q, 10 =.
Silver unchanged IN New York
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-27

SrNcu mas an
ideal build for a
pitcher, standing
SIN feet one and
o1r hall inches
tall and weighing
80 pounds. He is
now 80 years old
and has b Q e II
playing pl'Ofes =
>loual hall since
1881 After lcav-
in Vanderbilt,
RpD played for
RnlCiu IN Nacl,,,il
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-27
J. Z. MAY |
SCHEDULE FOR
GAMES GIVEN

Plans for FL Centre junior college To become nr.mI
ot the Eastern junior college conferences league Of Il
large jaNcc>S of eastern Los Ange2s county and ctr,
belt counties. were disclosed Friday when Coach Jer
DennerIein announced rigorous nine-game schedule
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-27
nth Err LOOP
BROTHERS PACE
GOLF LEADERS

The Ferguson brothers. Mel Eldred and Forrest pacc
u>"ritrS into the second round of the annual Imperial
@Ivy amat ur golf championship Friday after downing
r-t round opponents in the championship bracket.
EIdrrd started things going tho Barbara NortI
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-27
l.. A. STOCKS

Los ANGELES. Feb y G'f. T..
L. Angeles stock exchange >'o.,.I q
STEADY rise today With n.Ec iNs.o, ap.
only one down and siN unchanged. NJ
pruN.matc volume Of tfad!ns W, ""h
shares.
stock lists included: T.an>ou,rra .pa
=. T. unchanged; Republic Petroleum i90
al Sl.65 unchanged Siandird on -"
d; 70. up y: Aircraft accessories -"
af S1.75 up ; cents: Cessna Aircraft ip.
81 lUia up l.: Consolidated steel ..el
1on at lqi. up >. Elrctnral Pumar,
2oo ., 5. unchanged. i,cnrra M"'o~
loU al - up d; Mcnasco 700 a. - ~
m ~ rcnts. Ryan 100 n =. down =.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-27
L. 4. POULTRY

Los ANGELES Frb. - TIP,
HcE>, LeEhorns - - ~. lbs ....... =
Hons. LcEhornS over 3 To i lbs .... Is
liens, Leg. over 4 lbs and up -. !.
liens, Colorcd. to ) los. ................. -
Hens, colored over 51i lbs 4 up "a
BrullcrS, l., & up !. HIS /.
Broilcrs over Is and up to -. l9
Brn,lclS u1ci aad up to g.. ~
Flyers. Coioucd. = ta - lbs ~
Flyers. cuinrcd uKra =, Ia dtt -
Roasters, colored over A. lbs "a
Old Ducks. White Pckin ............... rs
Young Tom Turkeys % ID up 60
Young Tom Turkeys 1i-22 lb up 20,
Old LeGhornc Boosters ....-.. OS,
Duckhngs. Pckin over lbs. - 10,
Old RuoStCrS Cu,orcd ........................ Is,
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-27
NJ a R K ETS
BAROMETER

~ BAROMETER
markets variation
pea valley haN
at Angeles
at Minneapolis
tomatoes and lettuce slightly
weaker tendency squash other commodities dull to
' 'H"''"''>' "U' "
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-27
l.. A. BAAkS

g.. h~tnd
1ran3alnertca .-......-.--- ---.... .... 4 ~
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-27
LOCAL BUTTERF'AT

L. A butter
Grade A cream y
mix
Ro1ti gathered cfcam "
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-27
l.. 4. BUTTER De EGGS
Medium Eqqs
Small EqqS

Clean extras
Light dirty extras
Clean standards
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-27
NPLS. FL4I FUTURES

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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-01
Calendar of Social Events
TO-DAY

TO-DAY
Adult Education Council, city hall 1880 p. m.
Organization for for fpsan
D. m. Normal College gymnasium.
Washenaw Rebekahs. o'clock odd Fellow Hall
meeting Michigan Union Ann Arbor o'clock;
Mr.. and Mrs. Deon Greene chairmen
Temple number 1877 Pyhan Sisters o'clock. X Hall
Red Cross surgical dressings room five Welch Hall o'clock
THURSDAY
Society special meeting postponed in
definitely
lege will speak Normal Individuals Health.
Presbyterian Womens Union O'Clock, installation OF officers
Mrs Christopher Rren will exhibit her candlesiek collections
Easter service. tea, executive board
Queen city Tent Hive of Maccabee 1880 regular meeting GAR
Hall.
Ypsnt Commandery number Templar annual
cave election and installation OF officers following dinner at
$50. Masonic Temple
Society Christian Service Easter breakfast TO IL
o'clock Mrs Ruth seneger district president wsCs.
will speak Competent persons will take charge OF small
Winter Bridge 800 lounge
Kenny
Luke Auxiliary sewing IN morning;
munon II o'clock luncheon o'clock st Luke Church House,
business meeting 2;3O.
B B. Bunco Club o'clock walcott.
Hobby Club Of Woodruff School faculty
Queen City Lodge number 1877 Knights Pytha party
O'Clock at hall
Arplane Club instead OF regular meeting will at
tend recruiting program in Ypsan High School auditorium.
Girl Scouts three o'clock troop
o'clock Rackham; eight, $780, Luke troop $780,
Roosevelt woodruff Brownies $780, school, Prospect
school.
Conversational women Guild sewing meeting home Of
Mrs Harry shaeer Come 10 o'clock
Coffee will be served by Women will
for Red Cross and for Needlewsrk Guild.
Huron Chapter izaak Walton League. 1880 p. m.
John and Priscilla Club Congregational dining s15
Prospect Child Study Club at 80 m AT the Rackham
. Building for a conducted tour of the building.
Neens 10 explain opportunities in Air Corps Ypslant
Der OF Commerce and the Ypslan unit OF the Washtenaw
county Air Force Sponsors Association.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-01

Mr.. and Mrs. o. ]. Kinsey are
moving from s27 E. Michigan Ave.
to their newly purchased home on
Park Ave. near Ecorse Rd.
Mrs. Lizzie Brown. a former resi-
dent, who has been convalescing
at the home OF her daughter. Ms.
Donald Chisholm. at Oxbow Lake,
has gone 10 Fl Paso. Tex. for an in
definite stay at the home of her
son and daughter-in.law. Mr.. and
Mrs. Clifford Brown.
DR.. Hugh Mahoney. Misses Helen
and Elizabeth Mahoney and Mrs.
John MacNamara, Detroit. were
guests, Sunday, OF Miss Margaret
Murphy.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Esslinger left
today for New York City where
they will visit their son. 1t. Com
mander Robert Esslinger. and fam
lily residing on Staten Island. Theft
sons ship was commissioned March
81 and Is now ready to join the
fleet.
Miss Jean Ostrander sophomore
at Marygrove College. Detroit. was
TO arrive home today TO spend her
Easter vacation. Glasses will be re
sumed April Z. Miss Betty Kranich
also OF this city and a junior at the
collage. plans 10 spend the Easter
vacation at the home OF her room
mate, Wanda Rokoski. Muskegor
Heights.