davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-24
1t Vas Great!

\ There are many reasons why
folks should be happy when they
buy a war bond. one of which was
the Victory Premiere" held at q
late hour at the Music Box thea
ter last night.
A near-capacity house waived
the ungodly hour TO laugh at the
stage show and marvel at the pic
lures which made up the bill.
That portion Of the show
which was contributed by the
soldiers from Fort Lewis could
move In on old Broadway
without a blush. In fact, Pvt.
George Miller, Negro tap
dancer, IL the hest In his line
this reporter has set eyes upon
since a guy could get an even
money bet on a Republican for
president.
Due to the capable efforts Of
Pvt. Donald Red" Blanchard the
party got a bit rough but ones
sense Of humor at 2 a. m. is in
clined TO be rather elastic and the
crowd took it all in stride.
The entire soldier program was
an A No. i professional show
better show than many for
which the writer has paid three
bucks a seat. The orchestra. the
master Of ceremonies and the en-
tire cast made bond buying a
privilege and more than compen-
stated for that burnt blanket"
feeling around the eyes which !
share with those who had TO rise
and shine" at the regular hour this
morning.
The two pictures, Republics
Flying Tigers and the treas
ury departments Battle Of
Midway" compared fsyorsbly
with the stage show for high
quality entertainment.
The whole thing was a grand
idea including the purchase Of
more than 1928 900 in war bonds
for the night 10 sit in on the
party.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-24
1 Good Gun,

I,o9i that ION can take a Joke and like il is
eVeaed by the following incident If one can car u ,bs,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-14
Stupid Procedure

Stacking o: war prisoners Is silly
md stupid - the par. e both Ger
nanT and Britain Each ac.ed n re-
'slIaticn tor real - trunped up
;.Ie, ances neither - which IS JUS
'lt,cation fer THIS cruelty - men
.rhcse lot already Is hard enough.
These soldiers N,ll 10 longer be
er,iceable or useful 20 TER coIn-
.ries Their day as fighters J., ser.
What is more. they are helpless in
he hands Of their enemies. with 10
means Of defense and ~ Influence
in effective protest. Hi.ler's device
If cruelty is characteristic Of his in
nate cruelty. and is not surprising.
Churchill's imitation Of so stupid
a policy vas an effort 10 induce HIT
Ter to desist But Hitler has no re.
spect for decency when 'ndecercy
will serve his purpose What happens
To- his scldic,. once they arc ~
lOrgcr d tool ~ his own hands Is I'M
10 hin. lie docs derive some
.1tr>foct ior for his hcastia"1v IN i'm.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-14
Railroad Fares

10 no one dc We yield IN idmua
ton for the marvellous task the raj.
roads have done and are dous
meeting the crisis laid at their du,.
by wartime transportation demand.
We would call II an excellent pc.
ormanCe
But 10 Us il seems the roads hl..
picked bad time ~ ask for an H.
crease in passenger fares Il has bee.
less than year since rates wer,
Ipped, and in the meantime cCn>!d
cradle advance in freight charges ha,
also been permitted Now they are
, rach for more. Perhaps they vii.
pass their plate again in less than
another twelve months # they &c,
away with il this time.
The argument in this request 70.
increases II intrastate business IL
North Carolina is that il should y.
allowed So as more nearly to equal
re these itrcs with those in inter
stat" travel But VIC can remember
just : few years back when the road
We're l-E.u- inr permission To- lower
then late. t. attract the public
tn" r"GUc' .. we're permitted ana
he pablo Ga! IN large degree turn
back To- the railroads IN their ,rtvy;.
rici'IiInE = '.r f. >afctI. Cuuvei-
lenJC and r,l..,rI.l Is ,..an A. ,b
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-14
by LOGAN CLENDENING. VI. D

SOMEONE has been a.,.! or
inspired In compusr "a L,A I.r-,
Aid Manual and has writi.a Il. 20
inquire what di>!utCctar;s they
are To recommend and why. Nv
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-14
Selling Hits
Stock Market

Nc" York. oct. II lAH, .
licnvin". IN American Tclcpun" u.
sDircd u moderate amount q. ,rl.. .
IN tnday's stock market ari 1,l,, %.
generally c"a>tCd u nth" los"
Minor advance wCr" we'll a......
b'iicd ai the opening WHINE tuc ,...
vcrSaI was not accompanied by a,..
.ubStantial volume at Offering. de-
clincs of fractions e. arOuno u .u,rr
"ere general near the fourth hou
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-14

DIR. ClcndcuIvg Will answer
Questions of pvu,la. interest
only. and then uuiy tHro.-.
his column.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-14

BRING Us YOUR RECAP GER
'HIc"trS. We are prepared to re-
cap amy size passenger car or truck
tire. We can also vulcanizc an,
s.Ir tire. Henderson Vulcanizinp
w. S-lOli
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-14

EWENTN-FOUR INCH AND ~
men well pipe. well chain. web
Mh''!S. ana fresh cement. Alex s.
H'INItIS. Where quality tells and
prices sell" Ill,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-14

WANTED TO Buy GOOD TOBAC-
e" ana cotton farm of about 100
acres with ample tobacco and COT
Ton nlI"'m"nt>. ". l.. Wilson.
h"Ut" >. Henderson. y. {. l2-4ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-14

y rHi BEATTY SfKEiCE
':n Shop Experienced operators
Centrally located. Phone 200 70.
appointment. :3rldgers Beautj
Shop OYER Parker's Drug Store.
28-tt
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-14

GAVE YOUR PROPERTY, REPAIR
ana PANT up while materials are
available. AlrN S WatkIn,. The
Place al Values" Tiff
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-14

USE VITA VAR FOR EVERY
painting hccd It's the highest dual.
NY paint-yct it sells at the lowest
price. Tanner Roofing Co, phone
too, Wychc street. I6-,f
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-14

DON / WAIT BUY YOUR GOV
cH""nt war damage Insurance
from Gates Insurance Agency.
Ih'n" gao. ilorn"r bml,llng. 2O-u
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-14

FOR SALE ONE USED PIANO
"I'h bench inr $4,000 If inter
,.'"i write Used Piano." care
'>'HlCt. li-&-i6
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-14

IL! YOUR COiL AND WOOD
hc".'!, ~" before cold wcathr,
ST. 81. We have ali S.2c> To choose
from. !isGnc; Furniture Go. l3-5,,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-14

/ Hf.D { y II 5 PENNSYLVANIA
S'hi" Inspected. Drlvc five miles
Inu say" the difference. Phone
h'f-J or BAL Clyde Thorne.
l2-iti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-14

VI SPEElAl.lZE IN ALL
kinds Of body and fender re-
pan work. Motor Sales Co
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-14

ONLY ONE MORE LEFT-GOOD
used electric range III excellent
C"ndIt"n only $1,000. Hughe,
Furniture Co. I3-2ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-14

= tipDL SUPPLIES OF ALL DIES.
c!ipt!onS can be found AT Affords.
l-ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-14

FOR SALE: 1911 PLYMOUTH
iW"-d"nr sedan Radio. heater,
tw" driving lights. and scat COW
"rs. Fly" tires with rc-Iincrs Ex-
''I'n, mechanical condition. Own.
or IN AIR Corps. C. +. Crews. rou,c
. i''iuCl$"n. n. {. 1921
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-14

DOORS, WINDOWS. WINDOW
frames. Cah!ll CRATES and flooring
al The Place al Values" Alex S
Hatk!hS l4-lt;
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-14

9IRAiED. SHAGGY YELLOW
n"ppy. Finder please notify Mat
lt," ln-Coc. $40 Davies street
North Henderson. II-Ii,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-14

hEE' FIT WITH THE BEST IN
fancy groceries, quality western
meals fresh fruits and vegetables
from licrbcrt's Yellow Front.
phone 49, for free delivery oil
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-14

Ill SiiOES-LITE OLD FRIENDS.
always wear hest. Let us rebuild
your old shoes without losing their
comfort. Phone ri. We call for
ana deliver. Norwich Shoe Repair.
tn
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-14

QUALITY 90 AIS, CORRECT
weights. top service you get then
all from Doug and Bob Falkncr al
IL. O. Faulkner and Son. Coal ana
Wood, Phone 26O 5-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-14

'E"j INF. COLE HOT BLAST
heaters 81 The Place OF Values.
N!'N =. W Watkins. ll-lti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-14

inc Eo'ns r}us 'o@ More
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-14
WANT ADS
Get Results

FOR REDUCTION IN AUTOMO.
bile bodily injury rates, see US.
Insurance is the only commodity
with lower price trend. Insurance
Department. Citizens Bank a.
Trust Company. 2-rf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-14

WANT ADS
Get Results
FOR REDUCTION IN AUTOMO-
bile bodily injury rates, see ux.
| Insurance Is the only commodity
with lower price trend. INSURANCE
Department. Citizens Bank a.
Trust Company 2-tf
QUALITY 90 AIS, CORRECT
weights. top service you get their
all from Doug and Bob Falkncr at
Ii. .. Falkncr and Son, Coal ano
Wood, Ph"nc 200. 5-tf
DOORS, WINDOWS. WINDOW
frames. Cahlll CRATES and flooring
al The Place oi Values" Alex S
watkins. lI-l:;
USE VITA VAR FOR EVERY
painting need. It's the highest dual.
NY palnt-yct it sells at the lowest
price. Tanner Roofing Co., phone
"'o' NF'hc street. loft
! BRING Us YOUR RECAP C,E,R-
liIcIlcS. We are prepared to re-
! cap amy size passenger car or truck
tire. We can also vulcanizc an,
>ir tire. Henderson Vulcanizine
w. S-l0li
/ EWENTf-FOuR INCH AND ~
men we'll pipe. we'll chain. web
Mhrv!S. ana fresh cement. Alex =.
NHtkinS Where quality tells and
prices sell Lii,
USED c y Il 5 PENNSYLVANIA
sidi" Inspected. Drivc five miles
ana say" the difference Phone
6'i-J or Ball. Clyde Thornc.
i2-4ti
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A
shipment Ui Leather Pictue
Frame: Cigarette holders, etc.
just the thing tor the Overseas
Christmas Gait. Henderson Boo:
! Company. 1871
WANTED TO BUY GOOD TOBAc-
e" ana cotton farm of about Inn
acres with ample tobacco and col
! tom nlI"'mcuts. W l.. Wilson.
h"ut" >. Henderson. n. {. l2-4ti
| -.-
! VI SptrIAl.IZE IN ALL.
kinds of b,d,. l
.'N 'ehNei TO
pan WORK. Motor Sales Co
...... .---.-.--...--
! DON'T WAIT BUY YOUR GOV
/ eminent war damage ,usur,nc.
! irrm Gates Insurance Agency.
! lhnn" gao. ilorurr buIl,llug 2O-tf
=
"''' ''''N GOAL MD WOOD
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-06
SAD
Ortiz Prefers Ball

Manuel Ortiz recognized in AZ
out of 49 states and by the NB.A.
as world bantamweight champion,
would rather play baseball than
fight.
This was the rather startling
statement of the little champion
himself, who will leave his Ell Gen.
tro home next Tuesday to travel to
Mexico for championship bout.
Manuel always has been an ar
dent diamond fan and a better than
average shortstop or second base
man. Now that the winter base
ball loop is about to get started
in Imperial Valley, Manuel finds
himself caught between two loves,
In spite of his leaning towards
the ball and bat, Manuel will Of
necessity pack his grip and hop a
skyliner to Mexico City for a re-
turn bout with Lou Salica. Salica
is still acclaimed by the New York
Boxing commission to be the head
man in the bantam division, al
though Manuel decisioned him de-
cisively in a 12-round coastal bout.
Ny. REFUSES
The New York commission re-
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-06

PORTLAND. Ore, Dec. 5. up
Victor over Lew jenkins last night
by a technical Knockout in eight
rounds, Henry Armstrong stood to-
day on the Threshold of one Of the
rings most incredible comebacks.
The busy little jumping jack was
as nible and lethal as ever last
night as a bowling mob of 5000
fans jammed the Portland Civic
Auditorium TO watch Armstrong put
the former lightweight champion
to sleep with the same perpetual
motion punching that carried him
to three world championships.
Fighting to the last, jenkins was
as magnificent as the humiliation
of a knockout would permit. Eight
times the sWarming Negro battered
him to the canvas and each time
Jenkins struggled back to his feet,
trying gamely to carry the fight
to Armstrong.
Characteristically, Arms tron g
crowded the Texan without letup
spearing him repeatedly with a
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-06
Six
cams
Likely

Indications were Saturday
that the winter baseball
league will swell into a full
sized six-team league before
the final organization plans
are completed.
Manuel Ortiz, prize-tighter-ball-
player, disclosed that he will at
tempt to get a team together for
play in the local grapefruit circuit.
He plans to use number of MeXl-
can nationals who were recently
imported into the States to play for
him.
Five or six of the agricultural
workers who have come into ImHe-
rial Valley to relieve the current
labor shortage had considerable eX-
perience on Mexico City baseball
teams. Ortiz said he hopes to be
able to find least five or six
good players in the lot.
If present plans materialize that
would give Ell Centro three teams
as compared with two from MeXi-
cali and one from BraWley.
On Sunday afternoon all teams
will be welded together at the El
Centric city stadium. Dick Neff
who has been helping with the or
ganization of a town team here
asked that all players from Heber
last years champ, come to El Cen
tro Sunday to be incorporated into
team.
A practice game will be scheduled
for Sunday afternoon also.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-06
HANK VICTOR

siamming left hook. jenkins missed
badly time after time as Armstrong
bobbed and wcaved out of range,
ducked under or took the punch
going away
Despite his seven round trips to
the canvas in the early rounds,
Jenkins came out for the fatal
eighth looking stronger than he had
for several rounds.
But Armstrong brushed aside
jenkins tagging fists and unloaded
with both hands. The Texan crum-
bled and somehow, at the count of
nine, struggled back to his feet,
willing but unable to continue.
Standing rubber-legged in tn"
center of the ring, blood streaming
down his cheeks from cuts around
both eyes, Jenkins was a sorry
figure as he listened to the crowds
acclaim for Armstrong.
In marked contrast, the little Ne
gro, whose battered eyes once nearly
forced him to accept permanent
retirement was unmarked.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-06
n. y. STOCKS

NEN YORK. Dee Up, TIE staor
market fuciuatcd nairoNlN TO-DAY ana
was about unchanged ON balance Will
volume light
Net changes in leading groups were 81
significant. while "a dozen or 81 SPECIAL
issues ranged between "a gam of 4
points in Century Ribbon Mills preferred
and a loss Of ~ points in West Penn
Electric A.
The market was influenced largely bN
technical factors. Including the usual
weekend evening up operations. Small
amounts OF tax selling were reported.
Steel shares were mixed with L. s.
Steel steady al the previous close apd
Bethlehem off slightly American SmC.'-
ing preferred gained nearly . points.
Oils held their own or gained shghtlN
Tdcwater Associated Oh preferred mad
new high for the year az st up
and then declined To q loss.
Paramount issues had gains ranging 10
more than a point in first preferred
Warner Brothers Pictures made
high in further response to favorable
earnings statement Utilities were s'cads
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-06
T bird
Club
Opens

All three of Imperial Val
ley'S golf courses will be open
Sunday when the lnterna-
tional club in CaleXico gets
started on its annual season
of play.
Under the management OF II CO.
operative of CaleXiCo golfers. the
southern club will begin its regu-
lar schedule then.
Bill Jacobs. chairman OF the group
which has put the course back into
shape after being closed for the
summer, invited all valley golfers
to turn out for the opening.
A blind bogey tournament may
be scheduled. Jacobs said.
The Barbara Worth club was the
first to hold an official opening
several Sundays ago. although it
remained open TO golfers who did
not leave the valley all summer
The Del Rio club in Brawley was
the second club to open. Like the
International. the Del Rio is oper-
ating without a professional.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-06

fuses to recognize Manuel because
the Los Angeles fight was not for
Is frames.
In Mexico City the route is for
ten plus five so none will have any
kicks.
Mexico City will win over the
home baseball field this time for
more reasons than one. When Ortiz
gets through with his little buSi-
ness in the capital city, he is sched-
uled to 60 on to Cuba for little
more fisticufftic doingS. He has also
received offers for four bouts in
Caracas, Venezuela, and Panama
City.
Meanwhile, Ortiz greatest love-
baseball-must suffer from his alb
Sence.
But it's cinch Manuels pocket
book won't be crying. He'll get
considerably more out of his bout
with Salico an January l, than he
did this fall in LA. For giving the
NY. champ such beating that he
decided to retire, Ortiz pocketed
about $3.50. That was S35 less than
his training expenses for the braWl.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-06

Nick, Brawley, quarterback, and
Leslie Horton, Ell Centro, fullback.
Honorable mention went to the
following players: Jack Monger.
Brawley. end; Oscar Morlet, Cal
exico, tackle; Gilbert Mendez, BraW-
ley, Henry Erquiaga, CaleXico,
guards; Clifford King, Imperial,
center; Arnold Augusta and Jack
Googe, Imperial backs.
The first team will be presented
with placards by the officials asso-
citation and gold footballs by the
Post-Press newspapers.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-06
L. 4. LI5 ESTOCk

Los ANGELES. Dceemhc, = - tJP'
State Market News
Cattle salable 4O1. generally Stedd\
load common Mexican steers lo-l-. meC-
um to good FED steers quoted around
l.. az-14 -. few common to medium COWS
a-lo 80. odd head 20 II. eannerS ana
cutters 6.25-N. -. Iood bulls quoted Il"
1l.25. load stock cows -.
Calves Salahle 100 steady. medium 10
crosd vca1erS 3e5-l5 conIdun to medium
cakes Ia. 5u-l2 r. lcN >toCkeTs l25o
Hogs Salablc 2oo steady good io choice
lao-25O lbs. l425-li.5o. top l4.6o. te"
to 80 lbs li25. good TO choice So"S
12.50-13. =; heayYS y oo-l3; stags 10
IL. 81
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-06
SPORTS PARADE
Cuddy Talks 1t Over

die spirit that was hammered INTO
Barney on his Journey from Golden
Glover to world WelterWeight cham
pion was admirably revealed IN the
night of Sept. %. 1887. in his title
defense against Ceferino Garcia at
the Polo grounds. Garcia, a dynam-
ic Filipino, hit Ross on the chm
with an explosive "bolo'' uppercut
in the 14th round. Barney was out
on his feet. But instead OF going
down. he fought on inStinctlvely
and savagely-out of trouble. And
he won the fight. Just as he won
in the shell hole at Guadalcanal
against the Japs, when his lips were
praying but his body was passing
the ammunition in leaden hail
against the double-croSsers from the
land Of the setting sun.
PICKS THEM NOW
We should save you much mental
effort telling well in advance just
what football teams will win the
Bowl games. Our predictions are:
Rose Bowl - Georgia over Pacific
Coast champion, probably UCLA;
Cotton BoWl-TeXaS over Georgia
Tech: Sugar BoWl-TenneSsee over
Tulsa: Orange BoWl-BoSton Col
lege over Alabama: Sun BoWl-2nd
Air Force over Hardin-Simmons.
Henry Frnka, coach of perfect
record Tulsa, was lucky he ran into
Steve Owen, pilot of New Yorks
football giants, when
Frnka stopped off at Manhattan last
year. enroute to New Haven, Conn,
to consider taking the coaching job
at Yale. Owen told Frnka to head
right back to Tulsa, where he ap-
parently had material ito do Won
ders in 1912" Frnka took shrewd
Steve's advice, and now will cut in
on a nice bonus from Tulsa's Sugar
Bowl share. we'd like 70 meet owen
sometime when we're going some
place.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-06
Nv lack (UDDY

NEW YORK. Dec. 5. tUP)-lt
seems to US that:
Lack of brains rather than pauci-
ty of patriotism caused the major
league meetings at Chicago to pro-
duce an anemic program to help
the war effort in l943. The molasses
minded moguls merely duplicated
the pale plan of 1912. without in
cluding another mid-season con-
test with an all-SerYice team. We
expected the national pastlme TO go
all out with a brilliant, comprehen-
sive layout that would contribute
layishlr to the cause. But it seems
that the Imagination went out OF
baseball when Larry MacPhall don
ned a uniform.
SMITH UNLUCKY
Bob Smith, who died this week
though one of the aDlest trainers
in racing, never had the luck he
deserved. Smith. who once trained
fighters. including eX Champion
Frank Erne. before he shifted to
the thoroughbreds, had some money
of his own in 1919. and ne tried
to buy colt at the Saratoga yearl-
ing sales He was so sold on this
reddish youngster that ne offered
everything he could scrape together
-S4,500. But Sam Riddle had more,
and got the hoSS-Man OWar-for
five grand Later, as handler Of
Cavalcade-an amazing two and
three-year- -old--it seemed that Bob
had the horse of the century, but
folded up the next year,
1885. and poor Bob never neared
turf glory after that
The remarks of General Mac
Arthur about the fields of friendly
strife were admirably borne out
1y the heroism Of Barney Ross at
This heroism was not
because the never-say-
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-06
L. A. STOCKS

Los ANGELES Dec 5=UPf Prices
were at lower levels on the Los Angeles
Stock exchange TODAY With q volume OF
3bOO shares reported one issue was up,
five were down and four were unchanged.
The list: TranSameriCa 100 at 5l2 IN
changed. Southern California Edison 100
at 19as down i. Standard oil 100 at 26
down a Aircraft accessories 800 at l.I0
down 10 Cessna 100 at So down !.
Consolidated Steel common 100 at 20 IN
changed. Puget Sound Pulp and Timber
Co 100 at g..
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-06
GLOVE RESULTS

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 5.-(UP0
Results Of last nights Golden,
Gloves fights:
l35 pounds Cnovicel: Wallace
TomlinSon. Minter Field. decision
ed Sammy Martinez. Oakland; Fe-
lix Martinez. Camp Roberts, KO'd
James Washington. San Francisco.
IT'S pounds novice: Walter
johnson. San Francisco, KO'd Alvin
Remmick. Camp Stockton; Hart
Gray. Oakland. KO'd Herman
Jchnsotn. Chico
ll8 pounds novice: Donald Pc
terson. Oakland. decisioned Will
liam OEare. Camp Roberts.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-06
MINOR LEAGUES
SEEM DOOMED

CHICAGO, Dec. 5. = UPo-
Chain store" baseball today ap-
peared doomed for the wars dura-
ton.
AS the minor leagues annual con-
vention closed it was evident that
baseball's boom period when major
league clubs sponsored far-flung
farm systems for the gradual de-
velopment of big league playing
material was ended.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-06
Ell CENTRIC DOMINATES

Ell Centro high school dominated
the second team selections, placing
five men. BraWley was rcpresented
by three on th cecond eleven, Cal
eXico by two and Imperial by one.
The second squad included: Hugh
Littrell, Ell Centre. and Andres
Huerta, CaleXico, ends; Frank Des-
sert, Ell Centre, and Manuel Grace,
Imperial, tackles: David Mcbride
and Jack Small, Ell Centre. guards
Roy Gilbert, Brawley, center; John
Williams, BraWley, and Hector Are
valo, CaleXico. halfbacks; Charles
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-06
L. A. PRODUCE

LOS ANGELES. December ; - UP) =
vegetables. Generally about steady. Pei
Crit: beets 2ls-3 doz 1901 50, fair 100.
carrots 3 doz 1852. p. small 100 .25
green onions doz 3.OO-3. -. fair 2.4o-
$50: leeks doz 800; mustard doz
6o-SOc. parsley doz 25-1 50, fair loo,
radishes red doz 2.5O-3.o0. fair 2.25
spinach q doz l 1.25-1.65, ordinary 13-1 90
furnips 2is 3 doz 5-1.OO. ordinary SOC. Per
doz celery root 75c. WatcrCresS 35'4Oc
mint 40c. anise AOc.
Cucumbcrs: Steady; Arroyo Grandc lueS
3.OO-35O. ordinary 1.50-2 90; Imperial
Wv 3.OO-3.5O flats 2.5O-2.75; local 800
2. SO. No. 2s ! 80. hothouSe flats doz
select 275, EN Fey go.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-06
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO Dec , Up, Bcpers
that the senate Will act qWekN to -
define panty IL IncIade farm labor eos'>
had Cd stimulating efec' or gram iu-
lures ON the hoard ot trace today
up = cent ID huShcl. corn up g., - .
oats up 8. 30 cent. syc Up 2, 10 J..
ana Soybeaus up "to4..
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-06
BULLDOG REPRESENTATIVES,

In addition to Brown. the cham
pionship CaleXico Bulldogs placed
Ralph Samaha at quarterback,
Richie Ellis at guard and Dick
Johnson at end Ellis, who was cap
tain of the Bulldog squad this sea-
son. is senior as is Johnson. Sa-
maha is a junior and will be back
next year with Brown.
Besides Dessert at center Ell Gen.
tro placed Lewis Jackson, senior,
at one of the tackle posts and Ed
Alarcon, senior, in a halfback posi-
ton.
Men from Brawley honored on the
all-loop first team included Gra-
ham, Bill Tom Johnson. senior. at
guard. and Bill Campbell, senior,
at tackle.
John Williams, Brawley halfback
who received All-Valley honors in
1910 and 1941 was beaten out in this
years contest by Junior Bucket,
Holtville. Bucket polled 13 votes
against II for Williams.