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Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-10
Sabotage ATTEMPTS
On Coas: Cited


los ANGELES, Feb. 10. CUP,
h"pratrd attempts ;.t sabotage in
.|'Iih"m California OIL fields cali
l"r strong defense program
Frank NJ. Clark. state director of
publ" works, said today a state
officials m"t with representatives.
OF the oil industry.
Clark vice chairman Of TIE state
council for civil defense. aaid thc
sabotage attempts have not been
made public. He urged all-out pre-
cautions during what ne called "thc
danger period until Feb Il. the
deadhnc for evacuation Of enemy
aliens from various restricted zones
in California.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-10

join Alexander Gec j.. is one
of ,ae 10 pitchers listed on the
PITTSBURGH Pirates pitching rost-
-. Gers record Ia vear Of two
VII auG t..~" .,.~e> y not OUT
ssauoins b.l MI Gee himself do' S
'und nead aAd >uoa.drrs above
Re c.oWG Ioa >oe hi % pu,mG
=. StGt.ca~u Or," a. ..E-tOO.-uluc-
IIch IsaMr
This is continuation of our
very subtle campaign to let the
valley public know something
about the National league base
ball club that is supposed to
share Accommodations for the
>pring training season in FL
Centre stadium with the Coast
league team. the san Diego
Padres.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-10
FOUR YANkS SIGN

NEW YORK. Feb. 10. up -
Rookie Ken Sears. Hank BoroWt
and Mel Queen. and Regular PHI
R4zzu.o became TIE first lOur mem
berS OF the New York Yankees IL
sign their 1912 contracts today
ShorStop Riz2uto. recently recoy-
cred from influenza and a Sprained
ankle. and Pitcher BoroWy, winner
Of l6 Games for Newark last year
sIneed at the Yankees office here
Ri2ato. mderWeisht. will rcpor'
II s Petersburg, Fla. with The
Ill SQUAD Fob u
Queen. a II came winner wiz
Bingham of the eastern league laa'
season. and Sears who hit 30l tor
Newark mailed their contracts.
IT, Giants announced the sign
IL. of former ST Louis Pitcher
Bill McGee Der. a reported $500
NcGee came to the Giants from
s. Louis last May IA in exchange
tor Pitcher Harry Gumber aad
ea.a H. won '"o and lost min"
H4d uc~ Is eaGai'lonus ~ llof
Spau.s AK
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-10
l.. 4. LUESTOCk

Los ANGELES. Feb 10 - Feet
,' ~t.'e Livestock .,ppllf
t.''lc. >a.4bIr. .1v u',lr aore Oh >'ro.~
ar' nel;erS o'nor c4SSeS steady: load
lout nci4'i.>li cows l025. OTTER lrIl
around -. ,ummu: 'u medium COW 3
-.-s' 5o. ,,.unci> .Id ,,'.,f> go. -
,.r0-un - good huI> 80 - - o,t.|">
SSH ..,. steady rro.rr .o4fe.> io ii ~.
't0 "1on - good t"'NcS "75.125o. lr"
i..-~ saaab1a =. >'o.ay. m.f m-i.m
4, -.,G l-e-24p lb>. - 5o-i.. up l.. =
o." -a3 - cso.cc is poaat, 9-e--@Hl
ln, t-lo-l2 -: r."o.4n 20 eaaIoe >o4S
r0 5u-ll5u
~.,,p S4.uble. none: ta.aasess lu-I
n.. r.r-aa - good la- IN noo.,.
l.rrr- l,e,es - i -. nc';r. md .art-
p. nass es.e, 4r>olG ,a1-s -noe.-H'
-.H r,T"s lat" Mondays ,'eaaf "t
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-10
Return 10 Berlin
With Interest

LIVERPOOL. N. S. Feb TO- up
German gus which res ed peace
fully at old Fort Point since their
capture IN tho First World Wa.
are being melted down Tor manu-
tacture OF new guns to be used
against their former owners.
Inau2Uratlng an extensive scrap
metal salvage campaign, three yoke
ot b!uc-.!b5oa o>nu hauled fbe
Guns ihr"e2h lie lnWn to melt
M9 po' az q local plant.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-10
l.. A. STOCKS

lbs A%GFiES Feb. @ f'p.-G'ao-
,,.. rc,,s from Srgapor" anfr'ae. F.
= e'e'0 e-a7fs brougr' % SIemp T. r..'.
.- ~ Us Angeles S'pcE e.~eass" '.-
tn issues dropped. nonc "rsa Up and
''c ",ro unchanged No.ar1e app.s..-
...j . a.G1a Saai", IN ca, '.as.Eg.
T." LIS. Pacific Finance j. na"-
:; Roberts P4bl' Markets .rrtar--
r.4 Tfarsanef.sa ; do"C =. rasae Ga
os down 1. ro;@ iot.: s.grat o - .,-
..a,s..r hrle. Oa lt.. Ga~n =. No,-
lnF'ur OIL Ga"r p. r." 10" Fec
tical Produces - rnorangeds G"r",aI
-. u., b. aa"n j.. G.ade.rg-.irh"ar
down >: row low. NeHasrp 80
H...r .u5 Pm Aero = DON q,
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-10
ARABS PREP FOR
FULLERTON GAME

Arab basketball players from
Genital Junior COLLEGE ran throueI
practice drills Taesday in prep
alatlon cor ,hru same with Fun-
erton Junior college at 8 p. N.
Thursday Meh' n The FL Cent?
syn.
Tie same on i.neom's birthday
VII byNs one q ,he best ]. {
teams IN southern California 10
Fl Centre ana Will precede ,he
Arab tour 70 the citrus belt by one
GAY.
Friday mouinz the local team
will begin a Junket that Will send
them up against Citrus junior CO.
lece on Feb. Is and against san
Bemardno J. c. on ;he next day
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-10

MaM..N. Barbara worm dI}ojeti.
WHO .ra ia quaiuers Sunday with
a 7u
Newt Bra1elton. last wears nm
re~ .n turned IN a Il and Lover
id.e Marsh. former HraW.ey eliN
champ. reported 13.
MorWc Duua. Del Rio pro. said
Ire l~ confident that twelve thsht-
WI be- filled out. cQualne laa'
wears number DuWa said th'
greens and 1MrWay, are III fin"
Shape and by Thursday 200 clao
sU.n4er> should De ruring - ao
III he l4th reneWa, of the Del r.
classic.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-10
so SORRY

We're o.feriu- o.. s.mDa,Ny %
Officials VINO are ca..cd upon 70
''C"i. basketball. came II the small
!. Centro hIeh schoo, gymnasium
- united space n ire cracker
-. ea9ses 50 muca personal con-
So be.Ween opposing team mem-
Le.s tHat If a referee lried 10 call
"Te:H toU Le Wo9ld s1on be left
IL .ae middle the fioo. with Onlg
'..~ BAL 10: coMLaNy.
After several games. We talk
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-10
FIRST LEAGUE
NET MATCHES
NEXT SATURDAY

Play in the valley high
school tennis league is schcd-
ulcd to begin Saturday, Febru-
ary II, with CaleNicO travelling
to Brawlcy and RI Centre play
inS IIoltville.
The FL Centre IIoEyillc
match WaS to he played 1t
HoltvilIc but will be- held ON
thr Il Cculro courts instead.
The HoltYilic courts are not
available bccau>c ui repair Wor.
htIu. done.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-10
SPORTS PATTER FROM THE PRESS-BOX

ity of Detroit; Johnny Adams from
the University OF Arkansas; Bill
Menke, Indiana; Forrest Ande.-
son, Stanford; Dick Klein North
western; John Lobsiaer, Missouri and
Bob White of Dartmouth.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-10
\ SLIGHT LET DOWN

Forres. Man,ey. Barbara Worth
golfer VINO led 81 QuaiI1leys for the
Lettuce tournament II BraWlev
S4ndav With Z pa. 70. toured the
first nine holes IN 81 Manley kept
VI his blazing pace ill the 18th
hole. where ne was still four under
par H ugEtened up slightly at
t.at point and finished out Of the
SeCond nine in SO strokes.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-10
SEALS SIGN PITCHER

san FRANCISCO. Feb. TO- UPp
Robert Chesnca. rI2ut-Eaudeti
pitcher who spent the season Wiz:
Bakersfield. signed hIa 1912 c5n-
t.act with the San F.ano cJ Saa.e
jodaE Cnesnc.s vel aIur ,.., -.
Il Wlsh Bakersfield IN III III. ,ea
II og1aniHed baseball.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-10
EXTRA GAME ON
ARAB SCHEDULE

Coach Jerry Dennerlein Of Cen
tral Junior college Tuesday had
announced addition Of another bas-
5etDail game to the 1912 season.
On March : a Methodist church
tcam from Los Angeles will con-
. E CentrO.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-10
CHICAGO GRAINS

tlt't -Ai.tI +t' .i' Il !! tI.a.n TIT
'Ac senate agriculture committee i.d
tG'r, -..l.,a 'paas 'n!'W.ng Reports '.ur
N,'rt ~ .,po,' ru' nrrNcrt3ns n" >.lH
>4rp.aS eafNro '.t,"> ~ less ihan PAT
Ity.
rs ~.Htes .7 ~1-~, IN = ro:'> .
b.~ac' Inn re.r early los4S. and Soy
.uraaec .;ngra lcH,s. Closing
"! ga; pr3eeS ~ere Up e. - !, r,r's
hu~1el Co. ~ - 0a;S ~ s.
20 RHc up L.. art SoNbca~S Up
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-10
J.. /. BJTTER ( EGGS
L. 4. POULTRY

lbs ANG#-FS Fer TP>
i3,->. leLrs.r> -. 'o - lbS
l"~> i"Era..S p.cr 3 n q L.
liens. Lee. ever e lbs ard Up
liens caa-ca. : 80 lbs . =
Hens, colored over S y lbs 4 up 2
EroilerS. !. & up l.. lbs. =.
Br7i!ers over ~ and up TO 90
F~yers. Leg. wore 81. to lbs. l
Fryers. colored. 2A to 81. lbs .
Fryers, colored over 81 TO Al
Roasters. colored over Il. lbs
Old Ducks. Nhtc pek.n 100000. {
Young Tom Turkeys 80 ID up
Young Tom Turkeys I4-22 ID up
Young Hen Turkeys l0-up -.
Old Leghornc Boosters .....-.. Q
Ducklings, Pekin over lbs. - l
Ga EooS.s-s. c...-cd .......... ..#.......
S'.vS tH.a-gH
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-10
JOURNEYS CANCELLED

Entirely without fanfare the as
soclatIon.s boara of governors call
ed cft l942's three most imDortan,
touucHs. the - Hcsmm said. The
We're.
/ TIE national open champion
sLlp scheduled for early September
a' Meadow Brook club, WeslburY,
N T.. The national 20-aoal title
play slated Tor August. and .
Iur national mtrr-cIrcuit and -
.ull championships winch WoulG
nave been itld IN Jull
Polo is the sport that's always
hit hardest by war. the Informant,
emphasized. but the association l.;
proud OF the men il has sent lu
previous contlicts--and ol the men
vino have marched away 10 tins
one seeking only action ad Ct
TING it.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-10
u. S.P. A. CANCELS
JOURNEYS; GEARS
FOR TOTAL WAR
By JACK CUDDY

NEN YORK. Feb. 10. eUP9-NoW
that Hell-for-Leathcr' polo play
clS are riding in grimmer game
on planes and ships and tanks, the
United States polo association has
quietly Cancelled its three major
tournaments and Geared most othct
competition for war reliet.
This was disclosed loaay by an
association spokesman Who cSt-
mated that about so per cent" of
the countrys 10000 mlllet sWlnGcrS
already have entered service.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-10
l.. 4. GR4IN

l,~ A>etlts. Ich 49,
Bailey - s,r>r Il : NJ f.! ~.
Bau.y mat tspe - - Il -
Milo -. = A,lu t4I y ~ y 49,.
Milo iu# . st.ln +. h.Ik :! :. = y .
Fr,t ,'4f> : ny. q
"4'"'. ~. ! Aatl or saa y - "'"
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-10
SEARS LEADS
0UALlrEERS In
LEAF TOURNEY

Elmer Sears proved that he can do moro than stage
The Del Rio Lettuce tourney, to get under way IN
ivpy when he noSl e 6S round Monday night to lead
IN uuairS m the first TWO days of preoulnam2nt golf.
with his tUa under par Sears replaced Forrest
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-10
BASKETBALL

BtSkETBALL - They're calling
1t j. r. Cook athletic officer at
the U. S. Naval training station,
Great Lakes, Ill, the luckiest coach
in the business g, Among the ali
star players he has are Ernie Ar
dres, who once scored 81 points fov
Indiana; Frank Baumholtz, an all
America at Ohio u; Bob Calihan,
another all-America from Univers-
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-10
BOXING-Cmls Dundee. manag.

Of Ken OFcrln, has purchased the
contract OF WY JannaZ2o, Alabama
born WellcrNcieht ... Iz2y started
iahtin2 when ne WAS IS, rolling
lp a record of 80 wins in 40 starts
49,. He ha, participated in upwards
OF 80 professional contests Jack
AI2el: New YORK middleWeight,
NeAls return bout with JaG&;
konny Of Harrison. y. Y. in tfe
main * founder at the White
Plains county center tonight
He 1rounccd Kenny in their first
mpctina.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-10
CONN Will GET
ANOTHER SHOT
Ar LOUIS CROWN

MIAMI BEACH. Fla Feb. lG
Up Regardless of Tie outcom
q his match With Tony ZaIe o'
Chicago NJ Madison Square Ciarder
Friday ni-hr. Billy conn viii b,
eiJrn another chance at joe Lou.
t"avEWtIsht crown. promoter Mix,
Jarobs planned 'odu;
Jd"obS SAID Conn Wouid BE-
malchrd WITH LOU, in Ju4e. II,
.said ne Cid 40. Euow WAo LOU.
@G'ud meet in u proposed Army
rrlint !uuo D#l' lat" in March.
JaroOs iott b. plane for New
YorE after SPENDING rNr weekend
At his Wll,e" nome here
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-10
BY PAUL SCHEFFELS

NEW YORK, Feb. 10. CUPD -
BASEBALL-Freddy Fit2simmons
popular pitcher of the Brooklyn
DODGERS. who is the oldest active
player III the national league, has
another claim to baseball fame
hes GONG to spring training camp
to rest :. Fit2simmonS was traded
by the New York Giants to Brook
lNn IN 1897 and since then has be-
come an outstanding figure. not
ouls on the team, pul as Il membr.
ui that bascball-mad community -.
~ Well-llkcd has the chunky right
handler become that he averages
lIne Speaking appearances per
WccI; and that in addition TO oper.
atln2 Il Wcll-paNins bowling cStab-
ll5hment He admits, though,
lhat he wouldn't trade places with
anH other player in the game.
HE shift Of the Boston Braves
and St Louis Browns back to Flor
iGa Tor spring training this year,
brings the number of jor league
clubs training there to u Boston
goes to Sanford and St Louis to
Dclmd
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-10
Markets at a
Glance
BY uNITEn PRrSS

Stocks loHur anf u..c
ula
Grub stock frefq,a',y lowe.
SlVcl unchangra p New TH-k.
cotton uu Us mu.t AIS G1 c,ft> ha.o.
Wheat unchanged 30 OBJ" reHt. gas~
up 10
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-10
BASKETBALL SCORES

Whitman 40, Pacific II
Washington II. Idaho 81.
Central Washington So, Pacific
Lutheran 36
Southern OREGON Sc. Eastern
Oregon 81 overtime
Columbia sc Harvard A.
st Johns Brooklyn N. Y 50.
George Washington &c
Ions island 81 Duquene "a.
Indiana Il, Illinois 36.
Wisconsin d, Chicago 20
Purdue 81 Northwestern 40
Iowa 80, Ohio State A.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-10
NJ ARK
BAROMETER

BARONFTTR
markets held Mondays Tueda slight
additional increases Minneapolis
half S2e1. huShe
and the market
or
best lettuce to
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-10
l.. 4. BANKS

BiI A>i..t
Ir.rSameaiea ........... ......... j T..
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-10
HITCHCOCK APPLIES

Even 4G-ycM-old Tommy Hitch
cock is trying to become Warbrd
again. He applied for active SER
vice in aviation and is lmpaticntlN
awaiting the call. which probably
wont cumr because OF his a2c. re-
member Tommy IN the la,t War. AT
II he va in the Laytayette F.Sca-
Grille His plane wa shot down
behind the liuee. and later he e.
capped from a German prison camp.
Others already in service iuclud,
GeOrge Oliver. Charles Ion Stddc.
DcycreuX AIilbmn, il. and hl,
brother Jack, JAMES p Mill Ray
moud Guest. John r. Fell, and the
GrrNs- Edward. Henry and RoOaI
L.. Jr. meanwhile l0-eoaler StcWar'
lglchart is engaged in manufacture
ing defense materials, but he cX-
poets the government to permit him
to join the air service IN June,
HIT FOR HASKETH
In addition to patriotic motives,
the pOlOiStS are inspired by TN"
desire 10 hit the Hun fer Has
!:eth for Haskcth II. Hughes. the
British internationaliSt who was
killed at Dunkirk-fOr Lord Cow
dray. playing manager of the
last British team. who lost an arm
at Dunkirk and for Gerald Bald
ing, the No. of that team who
has been reported wounded since
Dunkirk.
A survey Of the college polo sit
uatlon viii be made by the asso-
citation this April to determine
whether the national intercollegiate
championship shall be held in May.
Some indoor competition will BE-
staged, such as the Sherman men,
orial medimm-goal tourney at the
Pegasus club. ROckleioh. N. j..
starting Feb. 81, ana the eastern
lntercolleeiatcs at West Peint N
y March =.
Vn, aIly all other play will be ON
an informal basis. with matches
throughout the country for benefit
of service organizations. The as
sOciation, which Cancelled its cham
piOnShips in 1917 and l8 and raised
thousands of dollars at informal
matches for war relief. hopes to
do Likewise this timc-if any of its
hGrsemcn are left to play
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-10
LOC4L BJTTERFAT

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Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-10

Alter several games. We talk
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1942-07-09
CITY IN BRIEF

Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Jones and
family spent the holidays in Spo-
kane.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Slater, Spo-
kane, were holiday visioors with -Nr
and Mrs. Bert Lamb
Mrs. George Smith is spending a
few days with her mother, Mrs. Ell
la Leary at Leahy this week
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gilden and son
Jump-up OF Spokane spent the week
ed with Mr. and Mrs D. e. Mutt.
Mrs. Fred Ewell and daughter
Bonnie, spent the week end in Spo-
kane.
Mr. and Mrs Leo LAWN were holl-
day visitors at Seattle and Portland.
Mrs. Willie Schumacher and girls
of Spokane visited at the L. L. JEFF
eTs home this Week.
George LETTERS, Spokane is. visiting
friends and relatives here
Mr., and Mrs. Marshall Mclean
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1942-07-09
'HI|

spent the 4th with his daughter, Mr.
Faul McGath at Almira.
Mr.. and Mrs. Evert Burcell and
children visiting in Spokane Wed
nesday and Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Haughton and
daughter, BoJbie, spent the holidays
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Tom
Haughton at LeavenWorth
Mr. and Mrs. L. E. LETTERS were
holiday visitors at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs Willie Schumacher at Spo-
kane
Mrs John Brown and Esther
Brimble spent the 4th at the Mccain
resort
Mrs. Charles Walker and Mrs O.
live Gehr are visiting Mr.. and Mrs
Nandeusen in Spokane
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1942-07-09

death of Lui (Red) Anderson who
passed away following an operation
at The Dalles, Oregon. Mr.. Anderson
was we'll kown in this vicinity and
will be remembered for his splendid
work with the boxing teams at the
local schools.
Mike Veola, Deer Park, spent the
week end here.
Don Hope, Alfred Pierpoint. Err
win Hawley deft for Fort Lewis We'd
nesday where they will be indicted
into the army.
Mr. and Mrs. c. j. Eggleton, Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Willis and Billy. Mr.
and Mrs. Chester Evans ad family of
Wilbur, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Tucker and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Willis
Bert and Berkeley Willis, Mrs. Ida
Darby, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Jor-
gensen and Joan, Paul Wilcox and
]. II. Nadean had fourth Of July din
ner at w. L. Joplin home,
SEND PROKEN GLASSES Direct
20 DR.. Alfred E. Jones. Box 1z1o,
Spokane. Glasses manufactured by
recognized dispensers. adv. u
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1942-07-09

George Smith attended the rodeo
at Omak over the holidays.
Erwin Hawley returned from a
months visit at Michigan and eastern
points.
Mrs. Elizabeth Parry was a week
end guest of Mrs. NJ A. Lange.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Singert and
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Olin and fam
lily spent the holidays at Lake Wen
atchee.
Charles OConnor. willis Tucker
and Bob Arbuckle visited at Occur
d'Alene over the 4th.
Henry Hartwig and Bernice Lind
ley returned Monday after spending
tbs holidays at Portland and coast
cities. -.
Mrs. A. NJ. Dudley and infant son,
Roger, left Sunday for .Longview to
join her husband who is employed
by the American Bridge Co..
mis-. SElNlA l1iSSiAOOIitdiH anu
Mrs. Don Gordon spent the holidays
in Spokane.
w. l.. Twining, Spokane, arrived
Thursday to spend the holidays with
Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Twinins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Bemis and
children, jeanette, Pomona and Earl
Jr., motored to Castle Rock Friday
to spend the holidays with his moth
er, Mrs. Cora Bemis. Miss Bertha
Bemis who had been visiting here &C.
companied them to her home there.
Ralph Pope spent a weeks vaca-
ton with his son, Ivan, at Baker,
Oregon. 49,.
Mrs. Ben R. Fitch entertained the
Presbyterian Ladies Aid Thursday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Spurbeck are
the parents of baby boy. born June
80 at the Mason City hospital.
Mrs. j. T. Batson, Portsmouth,
Virginia, arrived recently to visit her
daughter, Mrs. Sidnet Spnrbeck.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. R. Spurbeck left
last week for Camas where he ex-
pects to be employed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Riley Peters and
family, Port Townsend spent the 4th
with his sister, Mrs. Mike Veola.
Word was received Tuesday of the
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1942-07-09

cleaned there is danger of cracking
the porcelain finish. The Office of
Price Administration Consumer Divi-
sion advises you that spilled food
may cause discoloration IL it is al
lowed to dry or harden on the range.
Acd, lemon Juice or vinegar endanger
the glaze of the enamel unless they
are cleaned off Immediately The
Consumer Division advises against
using the oven as storage place
for food.
Here's good news for your market
ing dollar. The new OPA price re-
gulation on beef and veal defective
July 49, will assure you that you
are getting the quality of meat for
which you pay. The regulation pro-
videss that ceiling prices asked by
beef and veal wholesalers be related
to the grades stamped according to
government quality specifications
incidentally, do you know how to
judge meat by its appearance? The
OPA Consumer Division explained
that generally the best grades of
beef are heavily "marbled" with fat
intermingled with bright red and
firm lean.
y
Whims in redecoration or rcpaint-
Ing are out for the duration. How
ever, if repainting and rcdecorating
aHe absolutely necessary for the main
tsnance of your home or apartment.
they are permitted without specific
authorization. AS You knew, all civil
lian construction under WPB com
troi so that non-essential building
and pedecorating will not cut down
the material, equipment aud labor
for direct war work.
If you still have two pounds of
rubber around your house for which
you really have no need, turn 1t in
because it Is equivalent to the a
mount of rubber needed for a gas
mask or roll Of adhesive tape for
the medical corp. But while you have
been ransacking the house for rubber
salvage do be careful not to turn in
any perfectly good rubbers OR galosh
es. That will only necessitate replac
ing these valuable articles with new
purches es. Hold on to your rubbers
or galoshes even if they're to small
or you are missing one Of the mates
because a pool is being contemplated
for the exchange of these precious
articles.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1942-07-09

MRS. AMERICA MEETS THE WAR
The day Of tossing empty spice
cans. baking powder tins or coffee
cans into this garbage is over. Save
these precious containers for some
dry foods which have been sold in
cans soon will be available only in
paper packages. Likewise, retain as
may covers of relish jars and empty
catsup bottles as you have room to
store. Wash the caps and put them a.
way for the day when relishes will
make their appearance on grocers
shelves without the usual cap over
the seal. The old covers will come in
handy then.
If you are a city resident, your
family can still expect bus service to
beaches, public parks and other re-
sorts for the time being. The Office
of Defense Transportation contends
that American families need the re-
taxation and rest they get at beaches
and similar resorts even more these
days because Of the heavy pressure
Of war work. That being the case.
restrictions on intercity bus service
will not apply to your beach excur-
sion as long as the facilities are a
valuable. But you are urged to visit
resorts in the immediate vicinity of
your home. 80
X +
Your husbands "zoot suit" is
bound to be victory model accord
ing to a Qualification of the ban of
cuffs on men g wool trousers by the
W1PB apparel section. 1t seems that
since the order originally did not
apply to merchant tailors or tailors
or tallors -tc-the-trade, some people
took their suit trousers unfinished
from the store to the tailors to have
cuffs completed. But WPB shook its
finger at such practice and extend
ed the no-cuff ban to trousers made
by tailors.
The chances are that You won't
put off the daily cleaning care of
your electric range since WIPES Or
der freezing electric kitchen ranges
in the hands of dealers. OF course,
you will be able to get replacem emit
parts, but today's watchword for
your stove last as long as
possible is care. The outside surfac-
es, burners and units, bro1ler and
oven should be cleaned daily. Wait
until the range is cool before wash
ing the porcelain outside with warm,
soapy water for if it is hot when
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1942-07-09
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