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Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-04
Swivel Hips Win
Drum Majorette

SEATTLE, Jan. 3 (UP)-The
dimpled knees, titan locks and
swivel hips Of Bette Lou Basye,
Fresno, Cal. state college fresh
man, today won her the title Of
"all-American drum majorette."
A soldier, a sailor and marine
who formed the glamor bowl COM
mittee-selected the Orville, Cal,
coed from stack Of full-length
action pictures solicited from 3l0
colleges by sports columnist Mike
Bird of the Seattle Star. Twenty
seven states replied.
The curvesome Fresno State win
ner, whose batcn twirling is scarce
" more tricky than her name dts
pronounced Bay has blue
green eyes and a preference for
big, strong men.
During the football season just
closed, Miss Basye marched at the
head of FSC's neon-illuminated 30
piece band, which has featured
feminine baton handlers for 10
years.
The all-service committee-Soldier
Arthur SchlitguS OF Kansas City,
Mo, Sailor Richard ownie of Ev-
erett, Wash, and Marine Elbert
Cornelison of Columbia, Mo
confessed a joint liking for Linda
Darnell of the movies and Martha
Tilton of the radio before settling
down to the task of picking their
baton favorite.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-04
WINTER LEAGUE
IN THIRD week

With lIcber and the Ortiz
All Stars tied for firsj place
ON Il percentages Lasis, play
in the winter baseball league
goes INTO Jht lhird week Sup~
day Games are scheduled for the
FL Cculo stadium dnd the Heber
diamond.
At lhe county seal the league
leading All STAR will match hits
with their youthful contemporaries
across the city, the Redbirds.
Pitching for the Easts.ae team led
by player-manager Manuel Ortiz,
will be- Raul MeJias, baseball veter-
an. Nejias, former pitcher in the
Yuma county league, will engage In
pitching duel with two up-and-
coming Bird slanters, Jack Me
Clung and Jack Suttle. d
McClung Is lG-year-old high
school boy being nurtured by Jack
TackCtt, manager Of the Redbirds.
tNonC of Tacketts players are over
% Years of azCJ McClung is a neWr1
conner to the mound, having pitchd &
but lew games Nevertheless, he
has displayed an abundance of tai
ent A left handed throWer, the lad
has lots Of control and what the
old-timers call Il mighty sweet
delivery
Jack Suite, other regular on the
Bird pitching staff, is a tall 200
FOUNDER who speciali2es in float
ing' the bali across the plate.
IN the other league game Sunday,
Hebrr's slugsers, who have won two
and lost none so far will take on
another band Of sluggers, the Braw-
ley Merchants.
The Hebcr nine turned on hitting
power last Sunday when they wing
cd the Redbirds. 1913. However, the
Merchants have also demonstrated
their sluggm& proWess by scoring
eight runs against the Ortiz All
Stars and setting down their rivals
in BraWley, the Brawley Mexican
team. 40. 4
Dick Linganc, manager of the
team and president of the baseball
league, said his club has been great
l., STRENGTHENED b. the addition OF
$ yeral new players. Among the new
players are two of the recently disA
! banded Wcstmorland team players,
Luther Dock, pitcher. and Harris
NJ GoWan, third base. From the
Mission league IN the Salinas vaA1
ley nave come Larry Martinez an
Lcui5 Bardini, and from Calipatria
has come John Wallace, former Yu-
ma OuttelGer.
On the mound for the Merchants
will be Eddie Beechey Frank Stin-
son viii pitch for Heber.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-04
= ~ . Ay'S
SPORTS PARADE

Lewis, it may be stated. is no.
attached to Jacobs; he merely ad-
mires a man who has done just
what he Iewis) would like to do
Lewis, of course, had less esthetic
upbringing. if that is possible. He
started wrestling in 1918 when he
was 20, grunted with such gents as
Stranger Lewis, LondOs and Ma
gurski for Il years then debuted in
his beard.
SHAVED HIS BEARD
That beard really put me over" ,"
he said. until somebody pinned
me in Hollywood and shaved ny
chin. The beard at that time was
lCnger than a husbands alibi but
off it came After that there Wae
rothing left for me to do but tuT1
promoter. And boy my worries really
started mounting up in terrific
numbers then"
"Firemen refused me permission
to fill halls; boxers would ask an
advance Of S25 when they were
booked for only $40: Jacobs would
cancel a show a day before it was
to go on; md the famous referees
I imported would run up bills far
bigger than the salaries l had con-
tracted to pay them. At times I felt
maybe it would be easier to Wrestle
again myself"
Lewis is a living answer to the
charges that wrestling is dead and
that boxing is just a rumor outside
the precincts of Madison Square
Garden. He averages two shows
night in the south They drew 1000
fans apiece. But he isn't satisfied
yet.
Some day he said as Q grin
spread across his fleshy face Il
may be promoting in Madison
Square Garden. I'd love than I'd
make more money, sure. But I'd
also be happy to know that Mike
Jacobs might then be promoting
in Keokuk, Ill, or Tombstone, Ariz.,
or South Hill, Va. Boy, would I ever
give him the needle. I'd buy set
Of false teeth Just to be able to
click them in satisfaction then as
he does now.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-04
CALIFORNIA WINS
MYTHICAL TROPHY

BERKELEY. Calf. Jan. 3 up
University of California today held
the mythical Pacific Coaost collegi-
ate ice hockey trophy after their
win over University Of Southern
California here last night.
Cahfornia-With a record Of seven
straight victories this season-scor-
ed their first win over use. in II
years by a ga margin.
Ross Mcintyre and Emil KWaS-
rey scored four goals each for Cal
ifornia. Jim Cunningham added tho
other. Sig Berie, Henry Black,
Henry Cahan and Dici, Tougs rang
up the use goals.
Tonight the invltational intercOl-
legiatc tournament will close as Cal
ifornia meets Colorado college and
use takes on Santa Rosa junior
college in a double header.
California already holds two de-
cisions over Santa Rosa and use
has scored a win over Colorado col
lCge.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-04
L. A. PRODUCE

LOS ANGELES, Dec. 21 U-Pl -
Trading was rather slow to fair.
Bunched vegetables; beets 75-9oc;
carrots 1851; celery root so-S1; di-
kon s0-9oc: green onions 2.5o-S3;
Imperial 1.25-1.5o; lecks $50: mus
tard 6O-sOe; parsley 6o-9oc; radishes
1.2o-1.5O; spinach 1-l.2o; coachella
81. .l26; turips 50-75c; kohl rabi Wa
tercress and mint 36c, oyster plant
40c: ehard 35c; anise 25-5oc.
Cabbage: cannonball 1871. red
S2-2.50; savoy 35-5oe.
Lettuce: Imperial ely As 2.75-$2;
Phoenix 5s S2-25o; ONnard As and
5s s2-225 local loose 1.25-L5o.
Pms: San Diego poles 9-lie. Bush
Imperial sc. Coachclla 7-lQe; san
Diego 5-se; loal 6.Sc. China peas
Coachella 2o-25c.
Squash: white summer Imperial
l25-2.5O: local and san Diego l,5o-
I.7b: Italian Imperial .75: LaEuna
Beach lugs les; san Diego l25-
1.40; yello wcrookneck Imperial Wy
i.5O-S2: banana local pink 112c.
Tomatoes: INLAND crts 9-tops 1.75-
2.25: l2s 1.75-2.25; les 1.50-1.75 2os
115-125.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-04
J.C. WILL MEET
PHOENIX BEARS
Three TIMES

FL Centre junior college will
meet Phoenix iunicr college three
times instead of the two original
lv scheduled. school officials have
announced.
Original plans called for two
game meet in the Arizona city
cn February 81 and %. Dean
Glenn Kieffer of FL Centre has
received word that Phoenix will
come through the county seat on
January 80 and wants To play
another game with the Arabs.
On that date the valley junior
college had scheduled a game
with Brawley Junior college but
arrangements have been made
for the changing of the date to
a later date.
Phoenix, always strong team.
has recently played some Of the
large Junior colleges from the
Pacific coast and has come out
on top. Therefore they will be
rated slightly higher than the
local team. The Arabs always put
a strong team on the floor, now
ever. and several times have sue
ceeded in turning the tables on
the Bears from Arizona.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-04
MILLION ROLLER
SKATERS CALLED

NEW YORK, Jan. 3.-An army on
WhoelS-a million or more roller
Skaters-is being modified for the
nationwide war against infantile
paralysis.
Grantland Rice, chairman of the
National Sports Council Of the COM
mittoc Tor the celebration of the
Presidents birthday, today sent
personal appeals to more than 1000
rollar-rink operators urging them
to jCin the drive to rOut this dread
ed disease and to organize their
patrons in the vast fight.
This IS the first time that roller
kating has ever been organized in
nationwide charity campaign and
-l,er-skate leaders pledged that
n = would set a standard for other
ports to shoot at
Plans now call for every roller
ink to stage a birthday ball on
:katcs on the night of the PreSi-
dents birthday, Friday, Jan. 80
proceeds will go TO the National
Foundation for Infantile Paralysis
Collections also will be taken up
among skaters during the campaign
Jan. II to 30.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-04
Bv JACK GCENTHER

RICHMOND, Va. Jan. 3 up
Today in the state which for 100
wears has been famed as the mo-
ther Of Presidents and baked hams,
II encountered a species OF animal
Efe at least twice as old as the
roc OF the maStodon. His names
are James Arthur Whitefield, Capt.
Biuebeard and Bill Lewis and he IS
heralded as a promoter Of small
town wrestling.
Brother Whitefield Blu e beard
Lewis is perhaps the last member
Of en- old and once honored pro-
fession. or combination Of prOfes-
SINS. He has been a carnival rOust-
about, barkeep, hash-slinger end
overnight grappler. To-day he is an
exponent OF self defense and gen
eral mayhem and perhaps the only
man in the world WHO doesn't hate
Mike Jacobs.
Bill LeW.s, as he calls himself
now, is a gent who has been thru
the mill from chute 70 assembly
line. He wrestled for 20 years, came
back at the age of 81 with bushy
black beard and then gained fame
as a man who exhibited such now
famous characters as Red Cochrane
and Ken Cyerlin at from 5000 to
$500 ahead apiece,
STAGED MANY SHOWS
In last 10 years. ne has staged
shows TO a total of 36000.000 peo-
pie. He has encountered enough
worries to graz the hair of Harpo
Marx. His personal territory stretch
es through four states and 10 cities
and he has been double-crossed by
fighters. b. wyestiers and by Uncle
Mike himself But he doesn't hold
& grudge ot any sort.
Hell" he told me while he patted
the gold chain across his vest. EV-
crE promoter in America hates Mike
Jacobs because Nike Jacobs IS the
nan every promoter in America
would Ike to be. Why that man has
hu,lt up Sl25 night boys like Lou
jenkins into $4,000 cards and he
Eas staged more title fights in a
year than Tex Rickard did in 20"
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-04
BABE RUTH, AZ,
ENTERS HOSPITAL

NEW YORK. Jan 3 UP1-Georee
Herman Babe RHth, one OF Tie
creates basbIl, players OF all time.
wa, taken 10 a hospital in a priv
ate ambulance early today,
Mrs. Ru,h ana their daughter a.
eemrani,d him. but later returned
to Their apartment. The daughter
aid he had ben taken Z ;ae
hospital for 'taAune chccka2. '
NeieaDrrs aid. however, tHat ne
mad rslu carried to ,h2 ambuldAee
On q 5uCt6ha. and appeared 10 u
i very sick man"
\ close friend Of Puth's said,
however that the former home run
k.aL was simply upset as a result
CT IN automobile accident last
week and that his condition was
No. dangerous. H2 said Ruth had
been taken to a private haspita.
.Wned by a friend and probably
would remain .hcre few day.
Rath Will b. = on Feb. 6.
He still Is the greatest home
run hitter baseball has ever known.
ms record of GO in d single season
having t2an SCI III 1927. During
M l5-year career in the major
Leagues. ne hit total of til hom-
erS.
He has played in 10 world series,
~ Of which his team won.
1'ac New York Yankees paid
s125 C9) and made a large loan to
ne & ston Red Sc% to get him in
,92O a0l the Yankees fame aid
.t'ue b can 10 soar
i ast eou'r#er with the Yank-
r1io INN $4,000 annually. The
~ $ eart a..H lis JneaudI-
.s?... 9...a-c C.. tle. g. 1888 Il
-. .,.... ~ -. .. =. -. a@sla'-
a...- :. % ia, .o-.on B.oy,>
+. .,... m5n... .iAa ne follovin
..s....A v,as rel as.j His last b--e-
1-,I jo5 vas 70 coach the Brooklyn
Dodge daring the 1853 campaign.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-04
L. A.[UESTOCk

Los ANGELES. jar .tH.
Prices advanced in moderate
trading on ,he Los An-ei,~ eto. =
exchange today.
Fourteen issues We're up. one
down and - unchanged. ApproNi-
mate volume wa 5000 shares.
The list included: L. a. Invest
ment. 200 at :. unchanged: Roberts
Public Mkt. loo at $ down =; Pa
cific Gas common leo at l9-> up =;
Pacific Lighting 1eo AZ 2Sa4 up L;
southern Pacific 1oe at -. up = !;
Republic Petroleum 200 at 80, up
Is; Standard Oil. 100 at 2o&s up
\; Union Oil 100 at I5 up :; Air
Accessories, 200 at 10 up Is: Chry-
sler loo a; 46s. up =; Consolidated
steel common oQ at - up !: Cen
eral Motors. loo at S2i, up a: Ryan
Aircraft loo at ~. unchanged: Van
De Ramps 2oo at :. up L.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-04
luPLS. FLAX FUTURES
LOCAL RUTTERFAT
y J STOCKS

NEW YORK. Jan. tUP) - Rail
road shares led rise in the stock
market today with volume incrGas-
ing over the pace Of the previous
session.
Gains ranged to more than a
point in Atlantic coast line. Union
Pacific was up more than point
at It's high and smaller gains were
made by Southern Pacific. New
York Central, southern Railway is
sues and Erie Certificates. Erie 9fd
A was up IL points at 80 =.
Stock sales approXimated $4,000
shares against 100000 in the sh2rt
session a week ago. Curb took sales
were $4,000 shares compared with
3Ds,00o lat Saturday.
Dow Jones preliminary closing
stock averages: Industrial 1875
up .ss; Rail 27.15, up AZ; Utility
I4.7O up .3s; and 65 stocks 1927
up as.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-04
FRANKLIN RATED
As CONTENDER

PATERSON. N. j., Jan. 3 CUP
Lem Franklin, the Cleveland Negro
who knocked out giant Abe Simon
in five rounds. IS ranked along
with Billy Conn and Buddy Baer
as a logical contender Tor Joe
Louis heavyweight crown in the
quarterly u tings released today
by the national boxing association.
Comment accompanying the rat
ings stressed the presence OF 4
newcomer amCng potential heavy
weight champions
In addition, Abe J. Greene Of
Paterson, the associations plGa4-
dent, pointed out that the N. Z.
AS Judgment of fighting men Was
upheld in 1G4l, as three N. B. A.
rulers became undiaput2d cham
piCns in contests with New York
commission claimants.
The three were Gus LcSneyiCh,
light heavy king. Tony Zale, mid
dleWeight champ, and Sammy An
gott, lightweight titleholder. Greene
stressed that these achievements
we're a compliment to the aSsCcia-
lions rating committee, headed by
Fred SADLY of Milwaukee
Settlement of the three title dis
putes lett only the feather and fly
weight divisions III which the N b
A. and New York commission are
not in accord on champions. The
N. B. A. recognizes Jackie Wilson
of Pittsburgh as feather king, while
New York gives the ncG to Chalky
Wright of Los Angeles. In the fly
weight section, little Dado of the
Philippines is the N. B. a. champ,
while New York recognizes nOui.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-04
CHICAGO GRAINS

CHICAGO. Jan. 8 TP) - A car
ry-over Of "bullish' enthusiasm in
spired by favorably-construed price
control developments sent grain fu-
lures moderately higher today.
September deliveries of all grain
touched new seasonal peaks and
other options reached the best levels
inlnore than months. Wheat clos
ed to Ia cents 2 bushel higher:
cor nwas up Is to =: oats up =
10 : rye up "a to 2i4: and soy
beans up = to off =.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-04
kazi Discip pIine
Bad, Moscow SAYS

MOS COW, Jan. 3.-tOfficial
broadcast recorded by the United
Press in Lcndon)-Captured Ger
man troops report lack of discipline
in German ranks and the loss of
as high as Is per cent in some
companies an army cOmmunique
said today.
The communique said the captur-
ed had been ordered TO fall back
as much as 20 miles a day but had
been assured by their commanders
that they would advance again.
Yes, we will advance but back
wards the prisoners quoted their
comrades.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-04
ARMY TAKES
TWO ATHLETES

football and basketball teams for
the last two years Takagaki was an
end on the undefeated Junior col
lege team last year and this season
doubled at both end and quarter
back. Sandez was substitute back
last year and the current season
was one of the sparkplues OF the
starting J. {. lineup.
Sandez graduated from CaleXico
high school, engaging III athletics
while there Takaeaki played football
for both FL Centre and Hoitvllle
high schools, being a standout at
each place.
Sandez and Takagaki also were
on the junior college basketball team
that is now rounding into shape.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-04
WELTERS MATCHED
IN GARDEN BOUT

NEW YORK. Jan. 8 CUP)
F'ritzie live of Pittsburgh, former
WelterWeight champion, and young
Ray Robinson of New York were
matched today for a return 12-
round bout at Madison Square Gar
den, Jan. 10.
zivic replaces young Kid Mccoy
of Detroit as Robinson's opponent
IN this bout. Mccoy withdrew be-
cause a gashed brow, received in a
previous fight, has not healed.
Robinson won a lG-round decision
over Ziyic in their first engagement
Oh Oct. 81. Winner Of their next
meeting may get a title shot q
champion Freddie CCchrane.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-04
Hitler aunfed
With Big Losses
BY UNITED PRESS

The British radio Saturday talmt-
ed Hitler with having lost two in
portant ports in the Crimea, five
key positions en- the Lenigrad front
and II one the Moscow front since
he took command OF the German
forces.
Even more important are the
German losses in men and mater
ial," the broadcast, heard by C. B.
s.. said
On the Moscow front alone Ger
man deaths were at the rate of
5000 per day in the last week Of
1871"
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-04
F0RDHAM, Ii. MIX
after 5 LOSSES

NEW YORK, Jan. 3 CUP)
Fordham and Long Island Univer-
sity take the floor in Madison
Square Garden tonight hoping to
break a string of five straight de-
fcats suffered by local teams at
the hands of out-of town basketball
teams. They meet Rhode Island
State and Creighton university.
Rhode Island States New Eng
land champions claim distinction
as the highest scoring club in the
country and riding the crest of a
scoring spree of 251 points again.
three teams, will shoot for team
and individual Garden scoring rec
OrdS.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-04
l.. A. STOCKS

Los ANGELES, Jan. TP) =
Federal state Mkt Neks Service
Hogs salable 25a. active 1875
higher. few lots good to choice 1so-
245 lbs 124o-12 81. pra.ti al top
725o: small lot 1880; few 16o-1.7 IS
lbs l1.4o-1235; few good sows 9.5a-
10.
Cattle salable Coo. active. strong;
two loads good steers 12.25: load
medium to good II IS; few common
TO medium steers and heifers 9-11:
few good cows 1926; common to
m edium 7.75-S.75: Gamers and cut
ters $3.50; common to good bulls
S.25-10; calves salable so, steady:
few good vealers 14-15,50; comm IN
to medium calves and vealers 1Q-
l..
sheep salable none.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-04
CHICAGO BEARS
SEASON FINALE
By PAUL SCHEFFELS

NEW YORK. jan 3 up That
prldIrun combination OF lrreslStaoIe
force and lmmUvable objects, known
TO followers Of professional football
as the Chicago Bears, will BRING
their own devastating brand OF pig
kin pugnacity to the Polo Grounds
tomorrow in Il last attempt to gam
ranking as the all-time super-men
of the sport.
Coach George Halas crack CLUB
was smashed nearly every football
record for power and precision ana
the National Professional League
has hand picked a set of their most
r0tent PLAYERS and nodded them into
= 28 man. all-Star outfit which VII
fry 10 dim the Bears luster while
helping to fill the Golfers of the
Naval Relief Society from the pro-
tcedS
ORIGINALLY scheduled for Los An
eeleS but transferred because of tn"
var. the contest will be the first
january football game ever play d
i'll New York and may we'll ma :
the farewell appearance OF the re-
markable Chicago aggregation.
With the demand for military
manpoWer growing each day, HaIa3
has said he expects to lose from III
to IS of his current squad and this,
combined with the lean pickings
from the l941 collegiate draft-tor
the same military re9sC"5-Win trim
the Chicago Juggernaut down TO
beatable size.
HEAVY FAVORITFS
Halas scheduled the Bears tinal
workout for this morrtng. His 33
man squad, top-heavy favorites at
Al odds, followed up yesterdays
drills with blackboard workout,
You know" he said, despite
all the superlatiVes heaped on our
club BY The experts, we are gong
to be pretty hard pressed by those
All Stars. You can't forget that
thev have the best pass receiver IN
the business in Don Hutson and in
Sammy Baugh and Cecil Isbell, two
81 the leagues Cr&ckerjack toSSeE".
MY whole defense will be keyed to
STOP those boys.
Halaa said he planned to start the
same lineup that went against the
New York Giants in the leagues
title playoff. At ends will be John
4icgal and Dick Plasman; tackles,
Danny Fortmann and Ray Bray;
center, Clyde Turner; Backs, Ray
Noting, Sid Luckman, Hugh Gal
larneau and Norman Standlee.
At Garden City, Long Island, Hut
son was the final arrival of the All
Star squad of % coached by Steve
owen of the Giants.
Ovens tWo-a-day workouts are
emphasizing passing plays. Ward
Cuff, place kicking specialist, who
has bcen sidelined with pulled
tendon for almost week, has re-
joined the squad
Advance licked sales indicated
crowd of close to 10000.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-04
l.. 4. POULTRY

Los ANGELES, Jan. 6 'CP)
Hens, Leghorns. pa to 3i4 lbs
Hens, Leghorns o"cr 3'4-4 49,.
Hens leg aver lbs and "
lens. nolored to 5'A lbe
4ens. colored over Eh lbs Il up
Broilers, - and up IL lbs
Broilers over 124 and up 9 "a
7rvers Leg wore 214 t. 3 lbs
Grvers colored 2h TO 3k lbs
Hrvers colored over 81 to A.
Roasters, colored over A. lbs
ID Ducks white Pekin
anons over 2 lhs and up
Young Tom Turkeys % ID up
Young Tom Turkeys 14-22 ID UP
ung Hen Turkeys 1O-up....
"a agn rrn- RooSters
1nrk,InRs Pekin over : lbs
rapon. 6 to slbs
athit No white By TO ~
4thits. mixed color ~ ~ lbs
ld RooSters colored
'ahhits No old
Stags, colored .................... !
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-04

FL Cenuo Junior college gave up
two of IT. best athletes to the army
Friday when Conrado Sandez and
Paul Takagaki left for induction
with the valleys south-end quota
to- Scleetive service
Both boys have played on Arab
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-04
Yanks Shoot Down
90 Japs in Burma :.

LCS ANGELES. Jan. 8 up
Chungking rodio, heard here by
NBC. rel orCed tCdGy American VOL
unt"p" fIycre have shot down go
Japanese planes In tour air bat-\
ties over Rangcon, capital of Buzz
ma.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-04
Il. A. GRAIN

Los ANGELES. Jan. TP) =
Milo. No yelo Cal. $780, 41.71'4
Milo, No. yelo bulk s1.41l. a 1.46 =
Wheat No. h. s., -. S207i2 a 2.1l I
Barley, western No o1.s7l2 4 1.92 =
Barley, E malt type s1.92 = q p212.-
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-04
THEODORE ROOSEVELT
IS BRIGADTER GENERAL

FC-sT DEVENS, Mass Jan. ).
(UPI-The silver stars Of a brigadler
general cleaned today from the
tunic of Theodore Roosevelt, SON
CT the former president
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-04
II Duce Demands
More Cooperation

ROME. Jan. 3.-COfficial Italian
r. a4caSt recorded By U. P. at Lon
Prer7ier B5nitc Mussolini to-
jaY tcmanded that Italians Co
m - y with the2
- - Al b caIse tn
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-04
MARK KETS
BAROMETER


in
bush Lettuce and flax
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-04
COLLEGE BASKETBALL
BY UNITED PRESS

BY UNITED PRESS
USF 46: UCLA 40
Stanford JG Arizona 26.
Santa Clara 81: California S..
Washington State Sc; Eastern
Washington 38.
Brigham Young 65; Nevada 81.
Chapman College 43; Redlands 33.
Montana -: Idaho "a.
Montana State 50, jamestown
College 35.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-04
L. A. BITTER & EGGS
Los ANGELES. jan. - tIr
LARGE EGGS

LARGE EGGS
GanGled eNtras .....#................, sec
Candled light dirty extras .... -
andlea clean III .#....=..... So
Candled light dirty std ........ So,
Candled checks ............. 81,
MEDIIM EGGS
Candled clean extras .......... &c
Candled light dirty extras .... St,
CandIed clean std ............ 35c
Candled Iight dirty sta .......... SC
Gandled cher, * ...-.. ........ 33c
Vii t.Ge,~
Ca..d'e3 clean extras .#........ s..
Candled light dirty extras .#.. S3t
Case count ............#. ..... 36c