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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-27
BUSINESS BLOCK
 IN MAINE BURNED

Boothbay lEarbor, Me, April 27 --(up)--Tho If. |. Porter block, Q two-DtoTy business structure, was destroyed early today with damage Of about 1iO0,0OO but firenen from three communities prevented flaineh from spreading to two other wood- en blocks.
 Elrenien from Boothbay IEarbor, Southwest farbor and East Booth- boy fought the blaze which started in the basement boiler room. The first floor was occupied by five stores. Profegsionai cfliceB were lo- cated on tho second floor.
 Therc are more than 327,200 head Of cattle on Dritlstl Columbia farms, according to a Canadian live stock survey.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-27

All motor vehicles seid reesnliy in Eegpt wBrs V, 9,sCana4fsn a4AA
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-30
NeU Warren
Opens Doors
Tonight

THE NEW Warren Thcater
located in Warren avenue near
Southheld road, opens its doors 10
the public tonight at $50 o'clock.
The -thcater has a seating ca
pacity Of 800 and the interior is
finished off in natural flexwood
Foyer and lobby lack decorative
fixtures but tho auditorium proper
boasts indirect lighting. which
makes for a comfortable atmos-
phcre.
Designed and constructed by G.
Howard Crane Associates, tho new
house is equipped with every mod
crn facility for Tho best screen
projection and sound.
Opening film features arc
Navy Blues" with Ann Sheri-
dan Martha Rave and Jack Oakie
and Or. Kildare's Wedding
starring Lew AyreS and LARAMIE
Day.
The now Warren will open NJ
$50 n m. daily, except Sunday
and holidays when a continuous
policy Will prevail, starting al
- 30 y m.
a free parking lot will accom-.
modatc more than 1000 cars.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-30
Norman Returns
To Frontenac Club

THE MALE revues at the Club
Frontcnac this week welcome
back Karyl Norman, the Creole
Fashion Plate, as master of eere-
monies and baritone ballad singer.
Now in his third year with his
shows at'thc club. Norman is re-
turning from a trip through the
Gulf states and along the East
Coast in search OF additional per-
formers for the 30-act shows.
Norman's featured number Of
the week is his own arrangement
Of Cole Porter'S new number from
Let's Face It. - Everything
Love" He also sings White
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-30
Chinese Film
Opens Sunday
At Art Institute

"KUKAN," THE great natural
color motion picture OF aHeoHaHeF-
able China, will open a five-day
run al the Detroit Institute OF Arts
Sunday evening. under the aus
pieces OF the World Adventure Sc
ries. Miss Ii Ling Al, Chinese
actress patriot, who helped plan
and produce the epic picture, Will
appear in person at each perform
anCe.
"Kukan" takes the audience on
a 10,000-mile tour of wartime
China and shows the heroic re-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-30
BUY a Bomber

For the Inside News" ~
Washington, Follow Paul NAL
Ions { eittfnn I'm the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-30
Fox heater
Announces
Contest

TIE GRAND performances NJ
a host o. Youngsters. led by l..
year-old Doucla, Croft in the film
Remember The Day" inspired
Manager David Idlal 20 announce
the spon~Or~4-+f7-rrt TN essay con.
test for teachers
Many school teachers VIII not
find ~ difficult - recall t1o class
room antics and later success OF
any OF their pupils man or woman
who now reside, ~ Detroit. Such
experiences should tr submitted n
4 3O1-word essay 20 the Contest
Editor. Fox Tbrator. 22ll Wood
ward avenue no later than FRI
day. February ! ar 70 p. m.
The contest Is open only 20 Dc
trolt primary and secondary school
teachers. retired or now actively
engaged in teaching
The first prize VIII be 500
awarded 10 the most interesting
3O0-Word essay Second prize $50
third prize So. and five merit
awards Of 81 each 20 those next
selected.
Twenty other contestants will
receive guest tickets 90 attend the
opening performance of "Rcmcm-
bcr the DAY
AT subject matter OF tho essays
should be- headed by the title.
Why I Remember tNawcl as My
Outstanding Pupil
As an interesting gesture, Mr..
ldzall is arranging for a reunion
dinner with the winning group Of
teachers and their pupils at
tending.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-30
Friday Openings List
NeW Acts at the Cabarets
By WALTER STEVENSON

CLUB ROYALES February
Frollcs tonight brings back Alice
Dawn strcamlined song star from
the Great White Way who gained
many Detroit friends during her
two previous engagements here.
Pierce and Harris, with comedy
satireS and character dances which
have amused audiences at smart
supper clubs throughout the coun-
try, make their Detroit debut on
the same bill
Max and his gang" Of four in
quisitivc pups add variety, and
1.-THE EStelle Sloan is a newcomer
whose acrobatic and control num-
berS are tops.
Remaining at the helm Is sing
ing master OF ceremonies Jack
Willard who presents the Tip-Top
Dancers IN aCrobatic and tumbling
routlncS. and Skeotcr Palmer'S or
cheStra with Aylene Mason as
vocalist.
( STENEDORA Gu II. - This
popular place, known as the East
Sides gayest play spot, IS cur
rently offering a varied and inter-
esting entertainment bill which is
headed by Mora (Wacky) Kaye.
Mora is a lyrical comedienne
whose eccentric singing is the sig
nal for much hilarity. Wild ges-
lures and funny facial expressions
characterize each song offering.
Maurice and Andrea execute
fine ballroom routlneS and when
Maurice steps IN s. q ., Andrea
whirlS through breath-taking
Russian routine.
Other dancers include Ray Ham
iltOn, acroba'lC tap expert. and
Ann Lee who is again hold over
70 demonstrate enchanting exotic
moods.
Ma and Pa Quakonbush arc as
funny as their odd surname. and
production manager Eddy Shep-
herd contributes comedy bits in
addition 70 acting as master Of
ceremonies.
Jack Thomas and his orchestra
play popular tunes as we'll as sew
cral original numbers which were
composed by the pianist of this
group.
ARCADE BAR.-Comedian Of
ceremonies Buddy Duray is still
the laugh hit Of this revue. which
lists Charles and Rita jenkins
ball room and novelty team, As
hCadIrerS
The daring dances Of Janice
Jones and tho song selections Of
Jewel Holt cap good show
Joe Alexander and his orchestra
continue on the bandstand.
ANTLER CLUB.=HardWnrldnG
lack Carr has a thrcefold Job TO
uphold as No. l performer Of this
weeks bill. lie does comedy Skits.
dances and then proceeds in the
master OF ceremonies role.
Jack introduces ThurSton tap
and acrobatIc dancer; Miss Rich,
swingSUcss; Madam Willis char
actor dancer. Holmes. a novelty
act. and Nuh Brown and his five
fingers Of music,
CONGO Bob Parrish singing
star Of the Hot Nikado. heads
the new Harlem revue opening to-
night Bob, who played for 23 con-
>pcuuve weeks on Broadway in
the "Mikado and who recently
completed a successful tour OF
Australia. is one Of The youngest
dramatic harltOnc~ in the field.
With MIN. Larry Steele returns
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-30
BUY a Bomber
Envoy TO Bum
A Matter Of Role

THE FALL Of France has prac.
tically- cur off from George Rene
want the one type of role IN which
he has found the greatest employ
mCnt.
A former French actor, he has
played practically every French
ambassador m pictures for the
past eight years 70 nearly every
country known Ills last were the
ambaSSado to Italy in That Ham
ilton Woman" and 10 Brazil in
"Onc Night IN Lisbon"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-30

sistance against Japan by all
classes Of Chinese. The film pic
lures the tranSplanted wartime in
dustrieS, the Chinese army in the
field gucrrillas and women troops,
the Notwithstanding of Chung
king. remote cities and tribes
Mime. and GcneralisSlmo Chang
kal-Shck. the hell drivers on the
Burma road. the secret RED
Route 20 Asia.
"Kukap" comes direct from 4
l7-wcck run on Broadway and
viii continue with matInceS at 3,3C
and evening performances ar
and 10, through next Thursday
February ;.
buy n Bomber
Gen. Hugh =. johnson,
Americas Fighting Thinker"
Writes Daily for the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-30

JOE +. BROWN. who makes
a hobby Of collecting sports
mcmcntoeS has Vonturcd into A
new field during filming Of his
current Columbia comedy. Shut
Ny Big Mouth An early west
crn "Buttcrficld type stage
coach used in the picture has
been purchased by the star and
will be presented as a gift 10
the California Historical Society.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-30

TO town TO fake over the master
OF ceremonies post, introducing
piano composer SongstresS Una
Mae Carlisle for the last time to-
night.
TorchSwingcr Margaret Wat
kins, who is also producing the re-
vue, remains, As do rhythm step
pers Candy and Pepper and exotic
duo Tondelayo and Lopez. The
Club Congo dancers have peppey
new routineS, and the Congo or
chestra makes the music.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-30
Hall TO Cultivate
Rubber Farm

HOLLYWOOD, Jan. 3i.-War
developments have given Jon
Hall new idea about his farm
near Stewart, Fla. As soon as
he finishes The Turtles of Ia
hiti," the actor and Frances
Langford are going to visit the
farmland put the acreage into
guayule plants. which produce
a rubber substitute.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-30

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-30
10 WEEKS TO PAY
No Interest or Carrying Charge
TROl SERS and STACKS
i se'", Day - BID

Tweeds, worsteds, shetlands, COW
erts, we'll tailored in drape style
from fine suitings. Long wearing.
Sizes 29-42. Second Floor-East.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-30

Warm, medium weight suit. Ankle length sWI9
long sleeves Random color. 81. H.-Aain
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-30

Cliffs of Dover" and Time on My
Hands.
All other performers in the two
nightly shows are held over for
the week.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-04-06
MISSES PERFECT
GAME AND LEAD

COLUMBUS. O., April OIP) -
BY the margin of a single split"
pitch. Russ Gersonde, six foot five
inch Milwaukee carpenter, today
missed a perfect game of 300 and
the singles leadership in the 42nd
American Bowling Congress.
The gangling carpenter spoiled a
string of eight straight strikes in
his second game with a ST. split
and finished his singles turn yes
terday with games of 225, 266 and
23G for total of 727. He went into
a third place deadlock with JUNE
Mcmahon of Lodi, N. j., in the
singles.
Three other changes were record
ed among the first 10 leaders in
the Journeys four chief divisions
yesterday. Joseph thinner m n,
Gary, Ind, showed into fourth place
in the singles with 100. Clarence
Stein, MapleWood, Mo, nosed into
10th place in the all-event with 1892.
Faced by Bill Hansly's 692, the
Brunswick Red Crowns of New York
rolled 2997 to assume fourth place
III the five man division
Imperial Valley press., 1942-04-06
SEAL. s
IA r :: !:
/ EAD.
By UNITED PRESS


Look who's fighting the champs
for the Pacific Coast league lead
ershiu - San Francisco, no less.
Neither the Seals nor the champion
Seattle RainierS have lost a game
III this short season. but it is prin-
cipally because someone has been
cnopping off the last four letters
Of the Suds' nickname.
Portland's astonishing Beavers
probably with a touch of the morn
ing glory-are in second place. The
Beavers split double-bill Sunday
with San Diego dropping the first
game SO but coming back in the
nightcap fer 6-5 WI i'll the
stretching event.
Oakland meanwhile divided a pair
with Hollywood. The stars won the
first 5-3 but dropped the second
81 when Jack Salveson turned on
the heat The first game was fea-
tured by six double plays and the
Stars were forced to come from be-
hind to win, although Cotton Pip
pen gave the TWinks twice too many
hits. In the nightcap, SalVeson not
only turned in a fine pitching per-
formance, but hit tWo-man homer.
Rex Dilbeck turned back the Bea-
vers in the opening game with eight
hits but tried the relief role in the
second and was larruped for a hit
that gave the Beavers the two VIM
ming runs. Art Garibaldis three
errors didn't help the Padre cause
Imperial Valley press., 1942-04-06
Bv GEORGE KIRKSEY

DELAND, Fla. April up
The ST. Louis Browns aren't a ball
club to get excited about but they
have their points. Luke SeWell. who
took over a disorganized club last
June and brought it into a sixth
place tie with Washington, proved
he had the stuff of which big
league managers are made. He got
the Browns up to ASS last season.
their highest PERCENTAGE since 1929
After Sewell left his coaching
spot at Cleveland the Browns play
ed better ball the rest of the CAM
paign that did the Indians. the pre-
season pennant favorites. With Sc
well starting from scratch this year
tie Browns MAJ give a very good
account of themselves
A first division berth isn't COM
pletely out of their reach but they
are more likely to be second division
tormentors. The Browns were hit
r3ther hard by the draft losing six
men-Lotably Johnny Berardino,
Joe Grace, Johnny Lucadello and
George Archie-and their reserves
are thin. If the Browns have run
OF injuries they'll be in bad way.
The biggest changes in the
Browns are:
/. New second base combination
OF Don Gutteridge and Vernon
Stephens.
2 Five rookie lefthanded pitch
ers to remedy the vital southpaW
weakness of last season.
g. Rookie Glenn Red McQull-
len, righthanded hitter who bat
ted 329 at Toledo last season and
has never hit under 300 since he
left western Maryland in 1889
Signing of c. C. Slapnicka, ex-
Cleveland general manager and dis
coverer of Bob Feller. Hal TroSky
Mel Harder and other Indian stars
Imperial Valley press., 1942-04-06
BR0wNSASUSU mot MUCH TO give
EXCITEMENT BUT HAVE GOOD POINTS

as chief scout.
Shortsto9 Stephens. 21, who bat
ted .28l a. Toledo last season, is
one of the Browns brightest spots.
He locks good n the field. has a
strong arm and packs good power
az the plate Don Gutteridge. who
formerly PLAYED third for the Card
inals, has the call for the second
base job after hitting 300 at Sac
ramento. Don Heffner his chief
rival, presently has a sore arm.
George McQuinn at first and Har-
lond Cliff. at third both capable
men, round out the infield
The Browns haven't had a south
paw win a game since Emil Bildilli
beat the Indians in 1910. OF the
five rookie lefthanders. Frank Bis
can, who won nine and lost seven at
| Toledo last season, and Stanley
Ferens, who won 10 and lost five
at Columbus, Ga, look the best
Biscan is IA in the draft and may
be lost in June. Al HollingsWorth
a National League veteran with the
Reds and Phils, also may stick af-
ter winning 2f and losing nine at
Sacramento last season.
The Big Four" of the pitching
staff will be Bob Muncrief, set for
a good year, Bob Harris, Elden Au-
ker and Denny Galehouse. Johnny
Niggeling will be used in spots and
George Caster is the relief man Bill
Trotter also is back
McQuillen temporarily has wor
the rightfield job over Chet Laabs
He was second in the American as
sociation last year with 1913 hits anc
fourth in total bases with 272. Wall
Judnich will patrol center and Ray
Cullenbine will play left and hi
cleanup. Laabs and Tony Criscola
from Toledo will be the reserve
men.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-04-06
N.Y. STOCKS

NEW YORK. April Up = Stocks ad-
vanced today for the fourth consecutive
session. The main list had gains tang
ms 10 more than points while some
special issues we're up as much as )
points. Volume continued light.
Sugar company issues and stocks Of
a are large sugar users
made good gains. Coca Cola rose nearly
8 points.
olhel sections joined the rise Chrysler
nj General Motors made new highs
SteelS firmed fractions to more thaiI
points in Jones and Laughlin preffered &
slock. Rails improved under lead OF san
10 Fc which rose nearly a point. Can
Slorks we're better. American Telephone
gained points. DUPONT rose more than
= ftHl4lS.
Mercantile shares. tobaccos. coppcrS.
airciafis and farm stocks advanced small
amounts, oils had several firm stpotS.
American Sugar preferred gained pts
e.hae SCUM puerto Rico preferred VAS up
> and gains Of point and more We're
noted in Great Western preferred, Guam
tanamo pfd and Fajardo. Demand Tor
sugars was based on belief less sugar
would he diverted for alcohol for the arms
program.
ed large users of sugar. Following the
Anticipation Of higher sugar quotas aid
spuri in Coca Cola. other issues IN TINS
section ran up a point and more with
pepsi-cola leading the market in volume.
me idlleT edIheu Hioie diaii "P'tii'- 4,
Gains Of Il point and more were made
bv American Can. Dow Chemical, Union
and Myers B.. Texas company and Union
Carbide. International Harvester, Ligsett
Pacific. Omnibus preferred. Norfolk and
Western and International business ma
chimes each gained points.
There We're a few weak spots, includ-
me Mcclellan stores at "a off 3le Mor.is
ard Essex - off 3le; Inland Steel o4 =
Of 1a>: and Cannon Mills 32i2 off l.
Dow Jones preliminary closing stock
averages: Industrial 10250. up .1.39; Ran
.. 50 up 30: utility 11.5s, up .O6; ana 90
stocks "a 43 up .46.
nared with 81 $50 Thursday, the previous
fiye-hour session. Curb stock sales were
81 coo shares against 10000 last Tht, :
10
Imperial Valley press., 1942-04-06
TEAMS TO MEET
WEAKER FOES

Pointing toward a championship
clash next week. the CaleXico high
school Bulldogs and the FL Centre
Spartans go up against supposedly
weaker fees this week.
The Spartans are scheduled to
meet the Calipatria Hornets and
the Brawley Wildcats will tangle
with the Bulldogs on the CaleXlco
diamond
El Ctltro downed the Hornets.
l4-9, in the first meeting and the
Bulldogs topped the Wildcats, 40.
Beth El Centro and Calexico have
won three games and lost one and
will strive to protect their leads for
the all-important title clash.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-04-06
HENS ARIZONA TETLIST
DOUBLES CHAMP
RUNNER.UP IN
JUNIOR SINGLES

Jack Hens, top man on the
Ell Centre high school tennis
squad, Monday had returned
home from Yuma where he
collected the Arizona doubles
title and reached the finals in the
junior mems division
Playing with Homer Richards,
Phoenix. the Spartan netter was up
to his usual game as the pair de-
feated a Tucson duo in the finals
Of the doubles. 6-l. Cd.
Hens defeated a teammate. Louis
Nichols. in the semi finals of the
singles. 61. Cd. He played Richards
IN the finals and lost. 6-l. 6-3
The El Centro bov. who won both
the mems and the Junior mems sin
giles title of the valley this ear at
CaleXico. is scheduled to lead his
team against CaleXico high on April
18 Original date of the match was
April II but interference with parti-
cipation in the Calexico Cavaleade
by Bull dog students forced post
ponement.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-04-06
HOGAN FAVORED
TO WIN MASTERS

AUGUSTA. Ga, April 6 (UP)-
Three of COLTS greatest shotmarkers
Ben Hogan, long driving little
Texan, Byron Nelson and Sammy
Snead-Were heavily backed favor
ties today to win the masters tourn-
ament which begins Thursday, but
they may have to reckon with vet
eran Denny Shute.
Some 60 top flight pros and
amateurs will compete over the
specially designed 72-hole course
for this title which, now that the
u. S Open has been cancelled be-
cause of war, has become the years
most important golf tournament.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-04-06
NPLS. FLAX FUTURES
l.. A. GRAIN
Draft Defernents
Nav Be Altered

WASHINGTON, April 6. up
Congressional quarters reported to-
dav that the selective service system
is studving proposals for placing
some deferred registrants in re-
stricted military service on the home
front
The reports conceded with indi-
cations that the administration may
socn announce organization OF
manpower board TO supervise the
use of military human resources
to the best advantage in the battle
of production.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-04-06
ST.lOUlS BROWNS
GRAPEFRUIT CHAMPS

DEIAND. Fla, April 6-fUPl :
1t may be the greatest glory they'll
get cut of the 1912 season. but
the ST. Louis Browns reigned today
the champions of the Grapefruit
league with II victories and Clly
two defeats against major league
opposition Their overall record
was IA victories and five defeats
The Boston Braves were the final
victims yesterday 3 to /.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-04-06
SACRAMENTO JC
COACH RESIGNS

SACRAMENTO April 6 CUP) -
Bill Sim, former Stanford football
star, has resigned his jobs as as
sistant football and baseball coach
at Sacramento junior college and
will leave soon for Spokane as a
first lieutenant in the air corps, it
was learned today.
Sim will serve as a physical edu-
cation instructor. He had been eX-
pected to become head football
coach this fall when head Coach
Hack Applequist devoted his full
time as supervisor of physical edu-
cation for all Sacramento schools.
Applequist said it was probable he
would continue coaching
Imperial Valley press., 1942-04-06
DODGERS, YANKEES
RESUME PLAY

CHARLOTTE, N. c., April 6 CUP)
= The Brooklyn Dodgers resume
competition with the New York
Yankees today in the opening game
OF seven game series which will
eliminate with two games at Eb-
bets Field, BROOKLYN, and one at
Yankee Stadium, New York
The Dodgers squeezed through
with 4-3 victory over Atlanta of
the Southern association yesterday
while the Yankees Walloped Nash
vile of the same league, 11-6. Home
runs by Tommy Heinrich, Joe Di-
Maggie and Charlie Keller featured
the Yanks 18 hit offensive.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-04-06
GOLF MATCHES
TO START SUNDAY

Inter club matches over the varvJ
ious and sundry golf links of the
valley are scheduled to get under
way next Sunday April 12 with
the first at Yuma, it was announce,
ed Monday. z
Plans call for the four clubs, Yu-
ma, International Del Rio and
Barbara Worth, to hest two four
man teams and a Woman's group
on consecutive week ends
AT the Barbara Worth, the teams
are not complete as yet but the
lmeupS will be announced during
the week.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-04-06
PIRATES LOSE
PAIR OF HURLERS

BIG SPRINGS, Tex, April 6 tUP)
= Pitchers Bill Clemensen and Dick
Conger were missing from the Pitts
hurgh Pirates squad today as it
arrived here to battle the Phila-
delphia Athletics again. Clemen-
sen was inducted into the army and
Conger was optioned to Toronto of
the International League to reduce
the Pirates pitching roster to 49,
The Bucs outslugged the Athletics
at FL Paso, yesterday, 1910.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-04-06
r, a. RUTTER & EGGS
L. A. PRODUCE

LOS ANGELES, April tOf3 - iiad-
Asparagus: local ex select and colossal
11-12c. ex fey and select 10-11c fey y
l0c: choice 7-sc; crooks tips &c.
Bunched vegetables. beets 2i4-3 doz 70. 10
eOc; carrots 8 doz 90c-S1; Imperial Wy
6 doz So. 6O-2 80: celery root doz 6Oc;
dixon doz 1880; green onions ? doz
S9-3 so; leeks doz s. .20-1.5O; mustard
d doz eOc-Sl: radishes red doZ .2o-l %
7S.o0c mint and watercress 35c; oyster
plant and kohl rabi 4o-45e; anise 20-2oe
Cabbage: cannonball 75-90c. jbos 56o4oe'
Danish soc: red 1.25-1.50 savoy 5o-ooc
Peas: bush Imperial SIC. san Diego co
&c: Ovnard Sc; Pismo 9-11c.
squash: white summer Imperial 7o-Sl,
italian Imperial 1871. San Diego and san
pedro lugs 1871; Yellow crookneck I'M
peral crts S1-1.50: banana local cray ana
pink 3Hc; habanas DC.
tomatoes: Imperial 9-tops s3.2o-3,oo.
lbs S3-3. .25. les >. .25-2. 50. Dos S1.75-2
Imperial Valley press., 1942-04-06
l.. A. LIVESTOCK

Los ANGELES. April euPi - Federal
state market news service.
Cattle salable 900: active strong to
- cents higher: common To medium
10 good steers held 12.75-13.50. medium
10 good heifers 10 25-12; common to med
lum cows s25-9. rs: few to 9.75; good
held 10: Gamers and cutters 6.25-s; med
ium to good bulls 9.75-10.7o, some held
higher: calves. salable. 400. fully steady.
medium TO choice vealers 125o-15.5o; few
f6. little done on calves.
HOES salable 200: p to IS cents high
er: bulk good TO choice 1920 pound
Ia 1918: top Is. medium to good 2oO-2. ID
pounds 1425-l4.50; sows fully steady
medium to choice 1913;
Sheep, salable 500; spring lambs steady
10 weak: load medium to choice 70 pound
11.35: good and choice quoted ll.fo or
posSibly above.