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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-09
How 10 Determine
When Cake Is Done

a CAKE is done when II
ShrrnkS slightly from the sides
Of the pan or n il springs back
when touched lightly with the
finger.
After lt comes from the over.
10 should be placed on a rack
for about 5 minutes. Then the
side, should be- iooScncd and the
cake turned out on a rack 10
finish cooling
II should not ~ frosted until
thoroughly cooled
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-09
New York Gin Owed
list 1t. James P. C|e0ry
BY JACK l.. OLIVER

WAY down in Harrisburg,
W Pa. Mr.. and Mrs. William
F. Rogers Jr. of White Plains,
n. Y, announced the engage
ment of their attractive daugh-
ter. Miss Kathleen Marie Rogers,
and First Lieutenant James p.
Cleary. son of the William j..
Clearys of Boston boulevard
The glad tidingS were made
known at a dinner party which
the Rogers caused to take place
al the Penn-HarriS Hotel
The bride-to-be was graduated
from Trinity College in Wash
ington, d. c., just this last June
and her bridegroom-elect was
graduated from the University
of Notre Dame in 1910 lie IS
now an instructor at the medical
field service school AT Carlisle
Barracks, Pa, hence the setting
Of nearby Harrisburg for the be-
trothal announcement
The wedding will be taking
place early in the fall at ST.
Bernard's Church in White
Pains.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-09

which to expect their yearly
visitors, there in their charm
ing home on Brady lane.
The Wayne University
Chapter of Alpha Beta ri
sorority has Just como forth
with that roster Of new Of
dcers for the coming year so
you'd better slip this in your
files.
President, Elaine Rex, vice
president, Lydia Ferguson;
treasurer, Dorothy Althauser
secretary, Theone Riebling
news correspondent, Margaret
Kloock.
The last meeting was held
just a few days back at the
home Of their president and
the gals allow they've dreamed
up a particularly active pro-
gram for the autumn and
winter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-09

Andres. brother of the bride,
seated the guests.
Mrs Andres chose pearl
gray chiffon gown beaded IN
crystal and coral A coral
Colored hat and A COrSaCe bou-
Quet of yellow orchids for her
daughters wedding.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-09
Yacht Club Breakfast

Mrs. Blake'S gown was oi
aqua-toned crepe with which she
wore a feather hat in the fuchSla
shades and a corsage OF purple
orchids.
At the wedding breakfast AZ
the Detroit Yacht Club the
brides table was decorated with
white roses. bouvardia, larkSpur
and asterS. the same Colors pre-
vailing throughout the room.
For travelling, the bride wore
a chartreuse print with a con-
trasting jacket.
After a motor trip the young
couple will reside in Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-09
Given in Marriage by Brother

The bride given marriage by her brother Robert
letters Lay Of Forest Hills, L. l.
Mr. Dicks best man father Gamble Crockett Dick
Louisville KY his ushers included James Sanders and
Donald Kimmerng.
We expect the young couple viii be making their home
down Tucson which where Mrs Lay and Betsey
been living for the past couple Of years.
Mrs. Phelps prevented from attending hsr
wedding by untmely attack Of flu but progressing nicely
hasten advise
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-09
A-CycIing They 90 Daily

Mr.. and Mrs. Neil c. McMah and Bunty Lee ride their
bikes" every single evening after dinner
Up and down Lone Pine road they whc6l-regular as
cockwork
Other cyclers in Birmingham include Nh and Mrs Henry
Hart, Dr. and Mrs. Carlton Fox Mf. and Edward S.
Reid Jr, and Mrs. AL, Genungl ~ 49,. -
Which somehow reminds Of that winding stream which
forms Cranbrook Lake and of tho hundreds
in and around Of IFS protected pools I'D winter.
In the spring they PAIR off and go visit the
ueighborng homes 20 stay FOR The
The Walter Bromleys know almost tho date on
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-09
Fund Won't Hold
Programs

AT A special meeting called
by the chairman Mrs Hedley Y.
Richardson, the wOmen'S COM
mittee Of the Detroit Community
Fund voted 10 cancel IFS series
Of winter programs so that Nom
bcrS may devote that time to
war work.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-09
Troth Announced

Mr. and Mrs. f.. c. Waltz Of
Twin Elms, Algonac, Mich,
announce the engagement OF
their niece, Miss Eleanore Gross
ner, and John l.. TrIX son of
Mrs. Grace r. TIKI. of Detroit.
The Rev Leo Francis Andres
presided at the wedding of his
niece. Miss Elizabeth Marie An
dries. and Gerald James Blake.
Saturday morning AZ a high
mass in Our Lady of the Rosary
Church
TIE bride. daughter OF Dr.
and Mrs. Raymond Carl Andres
of the Garden Court wore
Alencon lace made with a fitted
bodice and full skirt extending
into long train
A lace tiara edged with pearls
held in place the bridal Yell
once worn by her sister and she
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-09
Betsey Lay Weds in tucson

And at o'clock Saturday evening at ST. Phlipsinhc
Hills Tucson, Arz Betsey Lay daughter of Mrs F. Barclay
Lay formerly Of the Poine and Gamble Crockett Dick Jr
wed
The bridal gown Of white organza with eyelet en-
broidery and the veil of tue with orange blossoms the
by her sister Mrs. Charles b. Phelps Jr.
The bride carried shower bouquet of shattered carnations
Her sole attendant Sally Dixon who light blue
dotted carried Shasta daisies and blue arkspu
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-09
Spending Time Across River

Mr. and Mrs Jesse Day Chambcrlin spending
Of their time the their handsome
general vicinity Of Kngsvle Ont exactly 80 miles from Mr.
Cs Offices in the General Motors Building.
The former Virginia thinner dashes into twice
weekly for her broadcast and her dash
looking especially chic and decidedly tanned
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-09
preston sweet

Did you see 1t Bill Kelly
when he was in town last week >
He's shed numerous pounds
and looks extremely nifty.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-09
SiekIes Visit Grand Bend

Mr.. AND MRS. RALPH G..
SICKLES of Grand MaraIS
boulevard spent the week ln
Grand Bend Ont
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-09
Has Two Bridesmaids

Mrs. Charles Grin Miller was
her sisters matron Of honor and
wore white marquisette with a
powder blue band inserted At
the bodice Her flowers were
blue delphinium and Better
Times roses and her large hat
Of blue net was trimmed with
blue velvet StTeamerS.
The bridesmaids, Miss Ruth
Connolly and Miss Mary Sap
panyOS. wore gowns fashioned
on similar lines.
James Ellis, United States
coast guard stationed AT New
York, was best man. while
Frank English Of New York,
John and James Blake. brothers
Of the bridegroom. and Joseph
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-09
Brides Sisters Attendants

Mrs Nugen Head and Mrs. Charles 3. G. Murphy. the
brides sisters attendants and appeared in white
organza made with of navy blue lace and patterned
after the bridal gown.
They feathered headpeces from which fell short
blue wells
1t Allan Belts best and John Belts and Hugh
Breckenridge Orleans brother Of the bridegroom
ushers.
For her daughters wedding, Mrs. Kresge blue
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-09
Mrs. 6. B. Beqq,
Son Visit in North

MRS. c. BROOKS BEGG and
her son, c. Brooks Begg Jr.
Will be guests Of Mr. and Mrs
George O. Beggs at Pointe aux
BarQueS until after Labor Day
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-09
Ora L Hi. " Y. c.

carried white orchids, stephan
Otis and gardeniaS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-09
tMonstt studiol

chiffon and lace horsehair hat and brown
accessories.
Following the wedding there a reception for the
guests after which the young couple departed for the
where they will be making San Diego Cell their
headquarters.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-09
Ndtiono Cathedral S
Bethlehem Chapel Gives
Stately Setting to Event

- FTHLFHEM CHAPEL n me National Cathedral m
Washington, D. c., the stately setting for the
~ wedding Saturday afternoon at o'clock of lovely
Anne Kresge. youngest daughter Of Mrs. Anna r.
Kresge and Sebastian S. Kresge, and Lt.-Jamos
Breckenridge
Theodore Wadell ofcated at the ceremony for
which the exquisite gown Of white
marquisete with fitted bodice and very full skirt
Her veil was of Rosepointe which fell from tiny cap
Of the beautiful lace.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-09

looking especially chic and decidedly {
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-18
ORTIZ zT0LEAVE
FOR BOUT after
BASEBALL GAME

Manuel Ortiz leads his
baseball team into city stad-
ium Sunday afternoon at
80 to meet the Ell Centre
town team a few hours be-
fore he is scheduled to leave to
begin training for world cham
pionship prize fight.
Scheduled to meet Ken Lindsay,
Canadian bantamweight, in a Port
land, Ore, defense of his title, Ortiz
will leave Sunday night for Los
Angeles to begin his journey north.
Ortiz, recognized by the NBA as
the world champion, will spend a
week or more training before the
fight on January l.
RECEIVES OFFER
According to 4 United Press an
nouncement, Promoter Leo Leavitt
of Hawaii will offer Ortiz $4,000
to meet David Kui Kong Young,
Honolulu contender, in an open air
fight next spring.
In the game Sunday Ortiz will
hold down an infield position-prob-
ably second base. No pitcher has
been named by Ortiz to take over
the mound duties.
Les Flores will probably do the
pitching for FL Centre. In the four
innings he worked against BraWley
last Sunday he whitfield eight bat
terS.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-18
MIzE CAPTURES
NATIONAL SLUG
CROWN HANDILY

NEW YORK, Dec. 18-CUPl-
The belief that the close race be-
tween st. Louis and Brooklyn last
season was due to the Cards sale
OF Johnny Mize received consider
able backing today when official
averages Of the National League
classified the husky first baseman
as the slugging champion and runs
batter-in king of 1912.
Traded to the New York Giants
for three players and cash last
year Mize won the slugging crown
with a percentage of .521 and the
new runs-batter title for the sec
ond time with a total of 10 in
l4% games. His bat shared general
hitting honors with Manager Me-
OFT Of the Giants. however. who
set seven new circuit records and
tied two.
Mize went to bat SAL times, col
lected 292 total bases, so bases on
balls, famed 80 times. was hit by
five pitchers and eight times hit
into double plays. OFT finished
second among the sluggers in 152
games with a record of 273 total
bases in $40 times at bat, SO runs
batted in, 100 bases on balls and
81 strikeouts. He was hit by pitch
ers three times and also drove into
eight double plays.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-18
MAR K e is
l.. 4. PRODUCE

ElIrhed xce=tabless F5Ga ne. CT.
beet, -.-H doe l#s#-l.sa. laif -. caI-
rot, @ do 2.oa-2 -. lar i.o-l.5a. Smgl
LOOT -. zee, o.is Saala Nara Is doy
:1r, 75-zua. leek= de- -. must
srD 3 do4 in1-t.zaz parsley do $50
8 81. radSHo> ed de- 2.fa=aua. fat1
- pI. Sg.u-cn 1 aaz iau-2 o.. urnlps
o. 80 dus oa-1 -. ordinary 6A- PEI doz
celery ro'i 7ae. na: sa=lac. "alereieS'
..l. }or
C,c,mberS. steaae. mpeaa NN Wg
'5n.i.uu. un'Iou>e . do select 2..s'-.auu
.ci,lrc. ..ca).et lnp,9aI Nly Is 2.25-
"1r. Iat, saI,s I.a as -. rs 2@1-
80. SANTA alaa4 fs l#s=a-a 25. loose %
CO.,. packed s to- 1o1-1.a0.
Squash; finn. White sonmet San peE'
.... ..75-i 25- u = 2.0o-25o. lmpeT-
Ial Wis Cri, a.75-a. n. Italian san Diego
Iug> q. III o. fair 350. No. Is 2o0-2 so
Imperial Wy CriS mostly 100; table queer
Logs .25-l.4J: banana l. lib hubbard
tomatoes: steady Stones Orange lugS
No, ( 5N6s 3.5o-4no far 2.75-3oo. 6N6s
..OO-a.5O. fair = 25-2 -. san Diego 5NSS
< 3N6S 3u0-15O fair 2.25-25o; Sar
Diego 5N5S < 5X6S fair 2.25-22u. or9i-
nary ! .75-2 %. 6NGs fair 2e-s2o. ofd!-
nary 80. loose lugs best 1.25-l5o ordi-
nary 75c. san Diego large 350-4.o' smalI
-. T5-3. 80; holland crtS 9-l3 iopS "''"-
( On: los 2.5o-2.75.
Grapefruit: Steady. Per box: Arizona
choice and orchard run lss-5is "a ~
6'S .qO-2 90. 7oS 2no-210: Sos ID
- -: Imperial Wy 4sS l.75-2.0o 64s 2oo-
- 10 -0S 2l5-2 y. Sos > 25-2 So Coz
creii, Wv 4ss-54s 800. CAS- 215: SOS
. DID r.. flat pack l75-1.S5: flat PACK
Imperial Wy lis. fancy wrapped anc
lacked 54S-S0s Coachella Nly 33o-5.''.
Arizona 32a-S0l.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-18
WiI|kie Blasts
SUPERIOR Attitude

NEW YORK, Dec. 18-(UP) -
Wendell L. Willkie criticized use OF
The word tolerance" as an as
sumption of superiority" last night,
in a speech accepting the Ameri-
can Hebrew medal for his work in
promoting better understanding be-
tween Christians and Jews in the
United StaeS.
A committee of judges, which in
cluded President Roosevelt, former
Gov. Lehman of New York and
Mayor Fiorello II. LaGuardia,
awarded the medal
Mr.. Roosevelt said he cast his
vote for Willkie because he is
working consistently throughout
this war and in other nations for
tolerance and better understand
ing.
In his address, Willkie said that
1T is not tolerance that one IS
entitled to in America; it is the
right of every citizen in America
20 be treated by other citizens as
an equal. No man mas the right in
America to treat any other man
'tolerantly' for tolerance is the
assumption of superiority"
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-18
Yankees Trade
.CuIIenbine, Rosar

NEW YORK, Dec. 18.-(UP0-
New York Yankee Outfielder Ray
Cullenbine and Catcher Buddy Ro-
sar went to Cleveland today in a
straight player deal for Indian
Outfielder Roy Weatherly and IN
fielder Oscar Grimes.
No cash changed hands in the
deal and all four players are ga
in the draft.
Cullenbine. who went to the
YankS from Washington late last
season just in time to share in
world series proceeds, will be play
ing with his sixth major league
team. He came up with Detroit,
was released as a free agent when
Judge KenesaW M. Lands, order
ed house cleaning of the Tiger farm
system, and signed with Brooklyn
for $4,000.
Weatherly, once rated among the
leagues best centerfielders, has
been with Cleveland since 1886. He
bats left handed and throws right
and hit .253 in 1913 games last year.
Weatherly, 26, is one of the fastest
men in the circuit but repeatedly
has been in trouble with the man.
agement since the teams 1889 re-
bellion against Oscar Witt.
The Indians utility infielder
since 1898, Grimes appeared in only
81 games last season due to in
iuries. He hit .l79.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-18
T. 4. STOCKS

LOS ANGELES. Dec. 1s-UPl-Four-
teen issues were unchanged, ~ were
M and three down today in brisk trad
ING on the Los Angeles stock eNchahee'
Approximate volume was .sg,r,sS1 so9o S9arss siore
100 at - unchanged: Sontag loo at -
1nchaneed: Transamerca 100 at 6ss ~ 9n- 7.
changed paec 5 Gas ,e9 eomn9n an 5 i1D Unchanged ai
SSPPr,bsrn Csiif Edison 100 at 1eAs dowr
'eoc' = southern So Pacific POO at l5l. down E
J.. Exeter Oil roo at 1t UNCHANGED Gooon Con-
soiidated on 100 al unchanged ocean
je oil 100 al 35 unchanged; Rlcfilelo
on 300 al =. up Republic o5,rp Pei5TieS9 o9 S66
~" % % an n /. Tnion OH 100 al II up =
Aircraft Accessories 100 al 10 up 10 10 .
Berkly Gay 100 at !. unehangedi I6P a. Com. on.
solidated Steel common 100 al C.,ro,,, ors u,,-
foo"s0' foo al 7,s unchanged; General Motors Not
100 at "A up ! Gladding Mclean : loo Hn al
s., unchanged; Loekheed ~ -. d, Pver
COO al 3a. unchanged.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-18
Tony Martin Goes
To Army Dec. u

LOS ANGELES, Dec. lS-(UP)-
Tony Martin, screen actor who was
dismissed from the navy, reports
for duty as a private in the army
Dec. 26.
Asking to have his induction
moved up from Dec. 80 because he
was anxious TO get back into uni
folm, Martin was inducted yester-
cay after he took his physical eX-
animation at the induction center
without being recognized by other
re cruits.
Martin was dismissed from his
duties as naval specialist recently
as unfit for duty" although the
navy stressed hat he was not dis
hOnorably discharged.
Martin was involved in the court
martial of Lieut.. Comdr. Maurice
Aroff, discharged from the service
after it was shown he accepted an
automobile from the actor allegedly
=. facilitating his enlistment.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-18
SPARTANS TRIP
JAYSEES, 1876

Ell Centro High schools Spartan
basketball team held its first game
practice Thursday afternoon, de-
feating the &c. Junior college
squad, 1926.
Spartan Coach Clarence Sun
ME" Anderson tried q number Of
different combinations. Both teams
played about on part until Jaysee
Coach Gerry Dennerlein injected his
reserves. The Spartans then pulled
away easily.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-18

vote as much of their time as pos
sible to whipping themselves into
top physical shape in order that
they make better soldiers when the
time comes for them to serve their
country.
Capt. Wolf described the three
hundred yard obstacle course which
has been recently been installed at
Lockett. High jumps, bars over wa
ter which must be crossed on foot
at high speed, deep holes with nc
obvious means of escape from which
soldiers must climb, are but a feN
of the obstacles included. More SOL
diers have been hurt because they
didn't know how to jump a ditch
than were wounded in battle, Wolf
said 1t is for that reason that the
numerous hazards were put in.
OIL SWIMMING
The American soldier is now even
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-18
". STOCKS

NEW YORK. Dec ls 0.p The >tork
market todas a3sosbcd Nas amounts ~
profif-taking and made an irrcgula. dd-
vance that carried The industrial aver
age into neH hiEa grauna for Tho Nca
with volume again above the Uui.ca-
share mark
Activity was conferred on Iov-pricca
shares Including Commonwealth, arD
Southern. American Raaiaie. Columbia
Gas. Packard. Standard Brands N"'"uy
Vacuum and lntcrnatiouaI Telephone.
steel shares were faitH active au,
narrowly irregular Some leading lau.
road shares regarded as ".' Sl". rs
turned casIef Aircraft, lad Cd lr' stI
spots and Some coppers were latcH
New highs were fuaat bN leading
motors. building issues. tire Noek> an'
Oils. Mcrcan.iles registered small GAINS
Chemicals were steady Ia strong
The petroleum group produced many
new highs despite the order discontnuIne
gasoline sales 10 all but few users.
The group making tops included Ealh(
dali Ohio oil. Pure OIL. philips iCuo'-
cum. Standard OIL N. j. ana l'\"-
Allied Chemical rose more than three
points Eastman Kodak cqualcd IFS mgr
and Dow Chemical made new hIen 90
The year. International Harvester. NJ Pc
ncapolis-Noli Power Implement Dccre
ana Company and Oliver farm equipment
made new highs.
American Airline and Pan American
AirWayS made new tops ana lhth C"S'D
oil on profit-takine. Industrial RaNon
made q new high. Building stocks l'
make new highs included Johns Man
Viuc MINNEAPOLIS Honeywell. Nauona.
CVpsum and L 6 Gypsum.
New tops were made 10y American Can
American and Forcipn Power per cent
preferred Bohn Aluminium trtS'Tn''
Goodvear, Hercules Powder. owens IIl-
pois Glass. Warner Brothers Pictures
and Westinghouse Electric.
DOW Jones preliminary closing STOCK
averages: Industrial 1857 up 90; kall;
~ % up OO7. UllitV 14.S5 off OH; anc
IS stocks 80. As up 00i.
stock sales were loss Isl shares com nm
nared with the 1912 top Of ,3o7. .'$u
shares recorded yesterday. Curh S'ocS
sales were 1880 shares compared WIN
.59s oo5 in the previous trading.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-18

being taught how to swim through
burning oil in case his troop ship
is sunk. Woli disclosed.
Coach Al Lonski introduced his
football team after a brief resume
of the season. GridderS on the guest
list included: Mike HenoS, Jack
Googe, Arnold Augusta, Ernie Mar
elk, John Carleton, Herman Pinedo
Clifford King, Don Cannon, Mahin-
der Deal, Leroy Jackson, OnisimC
Salinas, Eugene Lundy, Leo Blair
Eugene SouthWell, Charles Oakes
and Manuel Grace.
Present at the banquet were near
ly a hundred parents, school trust
ees and other guests.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-18
Army Captain Tells Need
Of Physical Perfection

Absolute physical fitness is the
primary requirement for American
soldiers in their fight against cruel
and cunning Axis foes, Capt. Walter
Wolf, Camp LocKett, toit l..embers
of the Imperial high school foot
ball team and their guests Thursday
night at the annual Tiger banquet.
Capt. Wolf is in charge of the
physical program for the 4th Army
in the southern section of Califor-
mia and Arizona.
He told of the cunning and
treachery of both the japanese and
Germans in battle and how Yank
soldiers are being prepared to meet
the dangers.
URGED TRAINING
The officer urged that all young
men in high school and college de-
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-18
SLAUGHTER HITS

! Enos Slaughter, runnerup for the
| batting championship, played 152
games for the Cardinals and gar
nered 292 total bases in sol trips
for an average of 494. He drove
in SO runs, received SO bases on
balls. famed 30 times. hit into six
double plays and was hit by six
pitchers.
New league records set by OFT
were most home runs, 445; most
wears 30 or more homers, 8; most
time two homers, 443; most bases
on balls. lifetime, 1444; most sea-
sons 100 or more bases on balls, 10;
most years leading league bases on
balls 6, and most runs batted in,
lifetime, 1640.
Four other circuit standards set
were most relief games pitched,
Ace Adams, New York, 6l; most
games finished, Adams, 49; most
times 100 or more home runs, New
York, l3: and most successive last
place finishes, Philadelphia. 5.
Of the six league records tied,
OFT contributed tWo-most years,
100 or more runs, lifetime, 8; most
times leading homers, 6. Other
standards equalled were Jim To-
bin, Boston and Claude Mccullough,
Chicago. three homers in one
game: most homers pitcher, To-
bin, G; Most base hits inning, Babe
Young, Giants, 2; fewest chances
game, 10 or more innings, Billy
Jurges, Giants, 0.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-18
TO GOVERN PROGRAM

Whether the schools will attempt
TO hold a football season next fall
will probably depend upon the gov
eminent regulations on fuel and
rubber at that time. Basketball and
other forms of winter and spring
sports of the inter-Scholastic var
iety are definitely out as far as
the three aer concerned. however.
Coach Al Lonski of Imperial said
he will Immediately institute an
intra-mural program of sports in
his school similar TO one he had
when teaching in Wisconsin. Holt
vile has already started its pro-
gram of athletics restricted to its
StudentS with q rngbY program.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-18
LAST C0RRIDAIN
MExICALI SUNDAY

MEXICALI, Dec. 18. - Senorita
Conchita Cintron, famous South
American woman ull-fighter, will
feature the last corrida of the sea-
son here, Sunday afternoon.
Known as the Golden Doll of
the Arena" Senorita Cintron will
be participating in one of her last
bull-fightS. She plans to retire
from the dangerous profession and
marry early in l943.
Fighting both from the saddle
and on the ground, Senorita Gin
tron will help dispatch six bulls
Matadors David Liceaga and
Luis Briones will lend their aid.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-18
l.. A. LIVESTOCK

LOS ANGELES, Dec. l6-l lJPl-1 eutI d.
State Market News. -.
Cattle salable $50, fully steady on hght
supply: common to low medium steers
1235-1325; good fed steers quoted 70
around Is; medium heifers 10: com
mon TO medium COWS 5.5o-l % ca1'
calves saIable 80: steady; medium 10
good vealers 13.50-l5.5o. ,o.. oood
Hogs salable 50; steady: few lots go9e voc
10 choice 2lO-260 lbs. truckns 10. ~. a.
IS. 50: good TO choice so"s l3.fo'l4'%o'
odd stays II. 5O-l4. .,oic.
lambs quoted l4.25-14.T5 or above g"od
ewes T.sO upward
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-18
+. a. POULTRY
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO, Dec l8-fUP'-The posi-
bility Of an upward revision of ilouF
ceilings caused wheat prices to rise
sharply on the board o. trade today Al.
fished gains Of more than . cents q
bUShel. -.
Wheat finished the day up T. 10 u
cents q buShrl, corn up = |" =. oats ,lp
J.. 10 y. rye up J.. 10 l.. soy beans al
vanced up > To- - cents i busheL