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The Republican., 1942-01-29
BAPTIST CHARCE

Morning services at Loeb Lynn.
1000, Sunday school. 100, Sermon
by Rev. Olonzo Fike. Subject: "Cour-
age in the Lords Work"
Evening services at Deep Creek.
1880, Sermon by Rev. Olonzo Fike.
Subject, Goods Glorious Challenge" "
Special offering to be lifted for
Building Fund
: Prayer and Bible study each Tues
day, 1880 p. IN. at Loeb Lynn church,
A hearty welcome extended to all
who attend these services.
The Republican., 1942-01-29

Canada will hold an election soon
on the question of conscription.
Once-famous Rennert hotel in
Baltimore, is fast being torn down
for a parking lot.
The Republican., 1942-01-29

Congress passed bill under which
any Senator or Representative who
goes down to defeat in the coming
November elections, on payment
thereafter of $1.39, would assure
himself a Federal pension for the rest
of his life.
The Republican., 1942-01-29
ST. MARKS EVANGELICAL
LUTHERAN CHURCH

9:30 a. M, The Church School with
Z. S. Smith, superintendent; classes
for all age groups.
10:45 a. M, The Service Of the
Church.
700 p. M, The Young Peoples
The Republican., 1942-01-29

The nations entire supply Of
aluminium will be earmarked for war
use.
The Republican., 1942-01-29

An international Missions service
will be held in the Evangelical and
Reformed church at 10:45 Sunday
morning.
A meeting of volunteers in connec-
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-16
Barnes
Stornnin9
by RAY BARNES

Rain prevalent the length and
width of the valley Friday did
not force poStponemcnt of the
s. .:hedulcd CaleXico- BraWley high
school tennis match Saturday
morning However, only a little
better line on which team to c&-
tabish as faVOritc in the league
race can be obtained.
FL Centre did not play its
scheduled opening match with
IoItvilIe but from practice
clashes the SpartanS SLould
have the inside track. In
match with Palm Springs high
school the FL Centre boys
team ran through the desert
METERS like hot knife through
butter. score was something
like 80.
Calexico has been mediocre in
nractice sessions but the decisive
rln ovr the Wildcat squad this
weekend looks like trouble in the
n; fling for the Sparta.,5.
In a preseason match with
Brawley, the CaleXico meters split
each team winning an equal num-
her of tits. But the victory CAL
exico scored Saturday proves that
coach Lyn johnson and his boys
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-16

ana girls should not be mdcrcs-
timatcd. Last year the SpartanS
thought they had the Bulldogs
CatinP from their hands but they
forgot TO figure on Mr. Johnson
anc his ability to place his play
crs in the most advantageous spots.
As a result the CalcXlco team
found itself with another chan
blonShip on its hands Central
please take not.
At the Del Rio Country club Fri
day two disguStcd golfers finally
decided to end DacT lettuce tour
lament match in the clubhouse in
stead of on Ihe gliStening links.
50 they proceeded to see who was
;ne best man by another method
with dice. The pair stuck pretty
close too, the winner finally tax
ing the match via the gallOping
tominoeS on the "l8th hole
Speaking of the Lettuce tourna-
mcnt, you know it made us feel
awfully bad to have to stand on
the outside and watch the winners
come up and claim their prizes
Why in thunderation do we have
to hook, slice and top the darned
ball
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-16
Sub Shells Aruba
Oil Refinery
; Tankers Sunk

WILLEMSTAD, CubaCao. Dutcn
West Indies, Feb. 16. CUP)-The
Netherlands Indies news agency
said today that an enemy submar-
inc today torpedoed three tankers
and sheued the Standard Oil Corp
refinery at Aruba.
Aruba is a small island on which
the Standard Oil company has
huge refineries for Venezuelan oil.
The agency's dispatch said:
An enemy submarine today at
tackled Aruba, torpedoed three tank
ers and shelled the refinery of the
Standard Oil company Of New Jer-
sey
American troops recently arrived
in Aruba to protect the oil install2-
tionS.
The refinery was only slightly
damaged in the attack. There were
no casualties on land The number
of casualties among the tanker
crews was not Immediately learned.
Another tanker was torpedoed
near Wilemstad harbor and was
badly damaged but did not sink.
One person was injured.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-16
PIRATE TRY0UT
CAMP OPENED

Hollis Thuston, head scout ON
the Pacific Coast for the Pitts
burgh Pirates, and several members
of the National league baseball
team, started their tryout camp for
aspiring valley "diamondeers" Mon
day morning at 1920, in Fl Centre
stadium.
Preceding the Iirst mann group
of the team soon to head for FL
Centre for the spring training sea-
son, the talent scout and an as
sorted group of infielders and out
fielderS. including the valleys own
Bob Elliott, officially opened th'
camp which is scheduled to ru1
through February %.
Work to be done at the camp vii
be much the same as done by 4
similar camp held by the St. Louis
Cardinals in FL Centro IN the latter
part of December. Trials will prob
ably include base running. throw
inc both short and long distance
and pitching
Special encouragement has been
sent to boys throughout the valley
TO be in FL Centre from l0:30 am
to 2:30 pm. during the week. BoJS
were asked 10 brine their own mlts
shoes and uniforms if available
They will report at their own oX-
penSc but if they are signed to
contracts by Thurston, all expenses
will be refunded.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-16
HOGAN, HARBERT
PLAY OFF TIE IN
TEXAS TOURNEY

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Feb. l6.
up - Money-Wise Benny Hogan
and Melvin Chick Harbert, two
great pressure players, play off
their Tie for the annual Texas open
golf championship today at Willow
Springs course.
Both had 272 totalS--12 under par
and Il tournament record--for the
72-holr meet The winner of the 49,
hole play-oti takes 81 900 top mon
cy. the loser. $3.50.
Hogan a Texan now playing from
Hershey. Pa, curdcd IS and i
68 in the 36-hole finals Sunday to
beat Sammy Snead's earlier 273 by
a stroke.
Harbert, young Battle Greek,
Mich. pro and winner Of the Beau
mont open in the last of 1941's
tournaments. trailed Snead by two
strokes and Hogan by one at the
end of 54 holes. He came to the
last nine in the afternoon need
ing a five-under par 80 to tie for
first. and five brides he made to
give him another chance for first
money.
Harbert. leading the field by three
strokes at the end of the first 36
noles. stroked a 10 and 65 for his
272 total Hogan's card showed
rounds of 7O-7l-65-66 - 272. Sara
Snead. who finished third, added
65-68 to his earlier rounds OF IL
50 for a 273 total, tying the previous
tournament record set in l941 by
Lawson Little, defending champion.
HOGAN trickled a 165-yard ap-
proach to within five feet of the
pin on the last hole for a possible
birdie and the championship. But
his putt on the soggy grass stopped
lust inches short and he was forced
20 take par and a 272 total which
Halbert tied.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-16
WARMERDAM PREDICTS 1b.F0OT LEAP
AFTER SETTING new WORLD RECORD

catch a train after barely missing
his third attempt at = feet, 10
inches.
I'm in great shape Funny
thing-the more you try these crazy
heights, the easier they seem to
be-"
Warmerdam attributed his all
time record leap to Two factOrs-ht
pre-arranged plan of conservin3
energy by limiting his leaps and the
Boston Garden jumping pits, rated
the nations best. He didn't start
jumping until the bar reached IA
feet. inches, because he figured
his efficiency Wancd after 10 jumps.
That was exactly the number he
used.
The blond Warmerdam whose 115
pound body defies all the Theories
of pole vaulting earned the Halla-
han trophy for outstanding per-
formance' with a perfect score OF
90 points, the first place ballots of
10 sportsWriters on the committee.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-16
TEMPE COWBOY IS
R0DE0 CHAMPION

PHOENIX. Ari2., Feb Ii. 'Uih
ASbury Schell OF Tempe won the
ail-around championship OF the
Phoenix rodeo and 1921 top money
yesterday before 5000 spectators at
the final performance
Joe Bassett of Payson was second
with $3.50 Everett Bowman of Hill
side won third and $645; Gordon
Davis, Redlands, Cal, fourth, S464
and Pete Grub, Florence, fifth,
$436
Dick Griffith. Scottsdale. Bra
hma bull rider, took sixth with
S329.
Winners in the finals were:
Saddle bronc riding: Jackie
Cooper, Newhall, first; Pete Grubb,
Florence. second; Shirley Hussey
Moses Lake. Wash, third; Chet
Mccarthy, Tucson, fourth
Bulldogging: Everett Bowman
Hillside, first, 897 seconds; Howard
McCrorey, Phoenix. second; Dave
Campbell. Las Vegas, Neva third
ald Clay Carr, Visalia fourth.
Wild COW milking: Jiggs Burke,
Comanche Okla, first; Gordon
Davis, Redlands second.
Bareback bronc riding: Dutch
Martin, Escalon, first; George
Mills. Smithfield. Tex. second;
Grubb, Florence. third and Mitch
owens. Fresno, fourth.
Calf roping: Jack SkioWorth,
Clovis, N. NJ. first 8ll seconds;
everett Bowman, Hillside, second,
Carl Arnold, Buckeye, third and
james Kcnney, Comstock, Tex and
Roy Lewis OF House, n M, tied
for fourth.
Team roping: Joe Bassctt. Pay
sor and ASbury Schell, Tempe.
first. 77.8 seconds Bassett and
John Cline, Roosevelt, second 83.7:
Gordon Davis. Redlands. Cal, and
Schell third, 81; and Jim BriSter
Lordsburg. N NJ, and Jim Hudson,
Wilcox. fourth. 975
Brahma bull riding: Dick Crit
fifth, Scottsdale, first; Mitch owen,
Fresno, second; Loren FrederickS,
Houston. Tex, third and Wag Bles-
ing, Marble Falls, Tex, fourth.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-16
n. y. STGCkS

NEW YORK Feb. l6. Up' Stocks
moved irregularlH ioda! on Nal news "nd
volume contracted after brief interval
ol activity.
Prices east at a moderately active
oprlng on the fall OF Singapore. When
that failed 10 bring in hcaNNsr ling Inc
n.aktt rallied and made ITS highs i"I the
u.N toward noon. Later on news oi
lac German submarine attacks in In
butch Wrsi Indies. the list frll off lI"H
the highs ana MANY stocks registered
losses
Stock sales approximately ,'N'tft
SuAIeS against l.uR1 Friday. Curb sl"t'
sales were Il Uuu Sh.ur> compared Viii
10 oU6 in the previous iNc hour Ses-
Sluli
DOW Jones preliminary closing stock
averages Industrial lu7.3l, Up uul.
ran p 60 off O.u9 utility, 1880. W uh
auI IS stocks off O.0l.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-16
NPLS. FLAE FUTURES
L. 4. Produce

Los ANGELES Fsa rs ,uP. Pc
mand and ua"n- ",.r moderate Co.
ttaiN good.
A,paiaeus. l~oesaa y baagarI >e.-
eel .;nC. ,\ fgt ~
Broccoli. ia,N emtwyp's shrdshSS
punched Vegetables. horrS 2i--2 dol -
az. carrots = Ou. i5-l50. celery loot
r dol ~. Dixon = Gaz 75-Snc; green
a,Irn> dol ..5o-+,3. icek> > dol l2o-
I.5o. mu>i.:4 4 do 5o-6nc: parsley Il
To- "rc. :..a4ssr> >ss.! Ted Is do2 lso-
2.lu Spinach I da. o0-l - tunIrS
30 Gu. -5-'o pr" da.. Wdtelere>N
.i0r kohl Lab. Il r9a, ~. oyster plant
-5-4Uc AniNr 25c
Coabbaec. Local carrenha1 s7.11"
Inprna Af-l -. Iue.} Danish ] @-
! IT,. led -5-4;vt St>ot a3-6or
Eggplant. Caaerr',a Wy 'ucS 50 'nn>
] 5r-I.75 - ! ~ 81. It's .u-l nu. y
I'D 81 ',pS III .9t
Lettuce. BY r"eh lmPc"a NEg'>.
! auI. 25-l5e. y IL - Yuma !
I,u>. Pole cuacaeaa W. oc g4>h San
Dltg 81 Cu.D!r-.. - ..o hnpt.!i.l.
o., i.c. i5-b CTS lmpcfial Nl> -
- a., CHINA peas Coucrcua l6-2'T. H.
penal * P.>m" Oeeano li-l6c.
Squash: Whur >ummrs lnlpe,.L Gi>
on -. Italian lmpar4I els 3oa-
" -. CoachclIa Wy. 27A-.i - san peEn
lug 9T5-.;uos lmprI.a ": Er.e"
,runkneCk = s5-@lu. bAu.na ia,ai si.>
! e. PINK &, Hubha!d &c
T,ul4lnc> lmpriIal "! cit, " lbs = =.
- Is - "a. ~. los l.Jl-2u @'>
- ~ D-:ops ] 81 -. Hats 4>,N ="
= - l..,~r Iuss 4nd Has ~ ,"
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-16
ARABS BACK FROM
TWO.GAME JUNKET

Fl Centric junior colleges Araa
basketball team was back home
Monday morning after sustaining
two defeats by citrus belt teams
in a tWo-day tour.
The Arabs dropped their first
game to Citrus J. c., IS to 36. Sat
ulday night and were topped 38-
"a. by San Benardno on Saturday
FL Centre had defeated San Ber-
nardino earlier in a game played
en- the FL Centro floor but they
were without the services OF two
of their first striag players Sat
urday
The first game VAS played on the
under-sized valley court while the
second was on the regulation floor
in San Berdoo.
Jack FOX, who was switched from
center to guard in Saturdays game
to retrieve the bah from the bIck-
beard. led scorers with II points.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-16
.ESCOBAR TWIRLS
NO.HIT GAME IN
REDBIRD ROUT

lIebcr took over undisputed
lead IN the winter baseball
league Sunday with a Al win
over the Ortiz All Stars but
bio news in the valley loop
was the 1910 no-hit-no-run game
pitched by e. Escobar of the Braw-
ley Merchants against the El Cen
tro Redbirds.
FScobar whose specially is slow
tantalizing drop. gave up but one
walk as he famed u FL Centre
batters.
Not content to let the opposing
team down without single safety,
Fscobar slammed five hits in six
trips TO the plate to lead hitting
on both teams.
Jack Sutue, regular Redbird hurl-
er who had just returned from z
junior college basketball trip, was
late in arriving at the game and
Bill Allard, centerfielder took over
the pitching duties.
Meanwhile. the Heber team got
behind their pitcher, Frank Stlnson
who limited the Stars managed by
Manuel Ortiz, to three hits. The
Heber team collected seven hits
Dick Neff made three of them and
Stinson hit twice Raul MeJias was
the losing hurler.
HeberS win forged them into the
lead in competition. The team noT
has seven wins and one loss to its
credit while the Stars have won
and lost two.
Up in BraWley. the MeXicali team
dropped the BraWley Eastside with
5-3 score. Three OF the BrawleS
team were absent Andy Amaro
BraWlcy rightfielder. collected tWC
hits.
The Eastsiders led, 20, until thu
fourth inning when MeXicali scorec
four runs off one hit and three
errors.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-16

vanguard of the Pittsburgh Fir-
ates will shove off from the eastern
CITY Saturday to arrive III FL Cen
tro by February "a, opening day
of the training schedule in Fl Cen
tral stadium.
CGntrary Il cus,om. President
William BenSWunger Will not atIll
coustWard until the following Tue
day morning. BcuSWan"rr viii
board Il plane early in tie morning
end arrive ON February Is. He Will
remain in Pittsburgh to celebrate
his fiftieth birthday anniversary
with his family.
Two others will hit the westward
trail before the playing group.
Manager Frankie Frisch, due in
Pittsburgh Tuesday morning, Feb
uary IT, will depart the same day
to spend a few days with friends III
st. Louis before proceeding to Kan
sas City, Mo, where he will JOIN
his athletes on Sunday morning
February % George Aston, aSsls-
ant trainer and custodian of equip
ment, will leave Tuesday with the
club trunks and other property, go
ing direct to FL Paso, Texas, To
set the stage for the initial work
cuts.
Headed by Lawrence E. Collier,
who will as usual serve as business
manager throughout the training
trip. the first playing squad will
steam out of Pittsburgh's PennSy-
lvania station at $50 a. m. neNt
Saturday on the first leg Of the
long trip.
The workout daily in the after
noon, is Manager Frisch's program
for the duration of the Ell Cenro
stay of the first squad. The Pirates
will be sharing the field with San
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-16
BY TOM NOONAN

BOSTON, Feb. 16. (UP1-Cornel-
ius Warmerdam. the cloud climbing
Dutchman who uncorked the lott
iest leap in history-15 feet, ~,
inches-predicts he will jump 16
feet before retiring from pole Vaul.
competition.
The worlds only Is foot vaultef
returned to his teaching duties at
Piedmont, Calf, Central high school
today as Boston sportswriters unan-
imously voted him the Hallahan
Memorial trophy for his feat in
the SD Boston A. A. games.
Il guess III do 16 feet someday," "
the 20 year Old Warmerdam said
Saturday night as he hurried Ia
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-16
I. A. LIVESTOCK

Los ANGELES. Feb. Ito. 'lF3# 'Fea-
crdl-Statc make; news.
Cattle Salable 27oa. largely S'eer "nd
hOfcr run. trade SLOW. steady or caiiN
rounds. medium good stcrt> II '7-l'. IA"
good hcfcrS l. - 25I common L.
To.,. cows : 5a.9-7l ,auncG> nd cut
L.. 25-s medium fo good bulls in-ll
calves saiablc 6tr. opened steady some
hcld tiehcI good io etoIcc Nealess - 'tl-
it, 81 medium To caoicr canes - "Hl.-
81. lew chnlcc Nock,.N T. ri,
IioeS Salablr ly1H - in - cents
htL6er. sn,vS steady; good Ia ctalce l1o-
Us. top l&.75. some hcId above - y.
30 IT, l. 5u-l.i6u. small lots l.iea-
r,aIum 10 choice 17e-24u lb l2.19-la.
p,ra Ia choice SONS lo.15-ll -
sheep Salahle 1900. siow. ie" sales
.roui steadv. common Ia medium 10
M ,vnoIed lambs 1890. medium !" gaed
voaird ewes 7.65 freight pad
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-16
SKEEN WINS PRO
NET TOURNAMENT

WEST PALM BEACH, Fla, Feb.
Is. cUPD Third-seeded Dick Skccn
from Beverly Hills, Calf, won the
Gulf Stream professional tennis
title from Wayne Sabin of Reno,
Ney., 1-6, 1871, IS. 81. yesterday.
The $1,000 tournament paid $l60
to the winner and $50 to the run
ncr-uD.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-16
CALEXICO HIGH
METERS SCORE
DOUBLE VICTORY

Water from the preceding days
rain WAS swept from the BraWleE
tennis courts Saturday and the
CalcXico high school tennis teams
went ahead to trormcc the home
METERS.
The Bulldogs boys SQUAD won
by an 1877 score while the girls were
triumphant to the tune of 17-8.
Only match lost by the winners
in the days division was the first
doubles while the girls lest the sec
ond, third and fourth singles.
The match scheduled between Ell
Centro and HoltVillc was postpon-
ed.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-16

Pierce df. j. Fox. up. Finals
Griffin df. Pierce, 6 and s.
After TIE last match had been
finished Sunday afternoon, crowd
of 500 people gathered around the
Del Rio clubhouse to witness the
presentation of trophies to Will
loughby and f. H. Ferguson, medals
to winners and runnefs-up of all
flights. Prizes. including irons
woods. bags and other golfing equip
ment as we'll as assorted electrical
and household appliances, went to
winners and runners-up.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-16
CHICAGO GRAINS

CHICAGO. Feb. Is. GP.-Graln fu-
lures scored small gains IN quiet deal
INKS today.
Wheat closed up ! to :, cent bu;
com was up = 10 =.
Prices advanced on buying INSPIRED D!
fImnesS in securities and other cnmmo-
dlties and on reports that an attempt
wlll be made to win senate passage TINS
week for bill designed To stop sales
uf CC.C gram below panty prce Levels.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-16
l.. A. POULTRY

Los ANGELES. rrb lU ap.
flrr.S legroIn>. - 80 .. lhS. =
- r>. EcphornA over 3 Il .5s IL
hrn>. Leg. over 4 lbs a&I up IL
liens. colu,rd. i 10 = lb>. .. y
dens, colored over 5 II lbs 4 up "a
Broilers. II K up L. lbs. o.. Il,
Broilers over 1% and up To 81. l9,
T-yers. Leg. wore -. 10 lbs. 16,
Fryers. colored. 2ts TO az lbs 90
Flyers. colored over So TO AZ 21'
Roasters, colored over ~ lbs e4c
old Ducks. Nh,r Pekin ...............-.. oS(
Young Tom Turkeys 90 III up zoe
Young Tom Turkeys l4-22 Id up &C
Did Leigh ornc BOOSTERS .....-. 0sc
Ducklings. Pekin over 5 lbs. - 19c
Ola BOOSTERS. co,ured ........................ l5c
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-16
l.. A. GRAIN

Los ANGELES. Fen. It t'p'
Barley No. / VEST >l.S7 Il u 90.
Barley malt type. s. H2!. O., S2l2,- $ IL,
Milo NJ. > yrlo T. bulk Sl.43 ~ $50
Feed t,ts - 2u.N1 70
Nheal. M. / hard or soft Sl.95.2oo
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-16

LOS ANGELES. Feb l6. TIP Trading
improved on thc Los Angeles stock eX-
chaneechange today, but prices failed
co establish a definite trend Three IS,
sues made gains, eight had losses and
i've were unchanged. Volume in early
turnover approxmated 5000 shares.
The lis, Broadwag department 64s
down J.. new low Pacific Finance com
- l.. UP 4. Pacific Finance II un-
changed; Transamerica unchanged Ed
,nn com lSi unchanged; Southern Pa
ci1Ic l2a. unchanged; Union Oh T..
!. Crcamerlcs OF America 81 down
-. new low: Lockheed y up :. Ryan
a.. unchanged: Solar -. down e.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-16

the winter tournaments repeated ms
performance of four years ago III
snatching the crown
WIlloughby Sho- steady eoE
throughout play. defeating Cau
Walker in the first round RoS;
Clark III the second, Jerry FoX. con-
queror OF Elmer Sears Who was low
medaiist, IN the Scnus and finally
Dandy in a clash thai ended on the
send hole Score Of tno F'OX-Wll-
.oughby match was I'D.
DANNY came To the finals SatNr-
day with a VIA olcr IoNeridsc
Marsh. and >
SECOND ACE
II. ". Jensen. Fl Ccut!o. scored
the second hO.e-in-one OF the toa.-
nament on the 220-yard third hole,
us.uz number TWO wood. Playing
in the toarth guest tl4lt. Jensen
made his ace Sunday Paul post
ho.ed out his tee shot on the l6G
lard 10Th hole III nrst rount
match in the inst gGe>, flight on
opening day.
Winner OF the tirst flight finals
vas T. H Ferguson bH virtue OF
I and 8 victory over Nick Shaette-'
Shaeffer had entered The finals Sa'-
urday with a 18Th aole win over
Forrest ManleN. Ferguson had de
ieatrd Ken Holden 3 and >.
Ben Krllerman. runnrr-up III last
srar's tourney. Who WIS put out i'll
tnc irsl round ~ Marsh thiS year.
captured tne consolation prize OF
l.e championship iA2ht by taking
Wayne Elyandel, up.
Here are results OF the semifinalS
ara finals OF all matches over the
weekend:
ALBRIGHT WINS
Semiiinals second lettuce flight
Dick Williams df Gordon Olton, 6
and /: Bob Albright dt J. D. Hart,
, and !. Finals-Albught df Will
liams. 6 and 4.
I Semifinals third lettuce-J. Cav
ter df. c. Middleton, 6 and ); A. N
Overall df. Earl Reckeg, , and /.
Finals-Oyerall df Garter on 18th
hole.
Semlfinals fourth lettuce-H. r.
htlIlDtlStl III. a HODt'tI4- O'i4' "
and >: G. Bloomfield df J. Meide,
3 and /. Finals-Kcrnbereer di.
Bloomfield. l up.
Semifinals fifth lettucc-B. Bar
!.er df. Frank Hewitt, and 4 a. NJ.
Youllnan df. l. Head. up. Finals
Barker Of, Yournan, 3 and ,,
Semifinals sixth le,.uce-AIartin
Wahl Of. W Casey 3 and2; H S.
Hazeltine df. 3 Howell on l9ta
hole. Finals-HaZeltine dt. Wahl, )
and 4
Semifinals seventh lett3ce-Ph-l
Linde df. G Buckley, ) and T.;
/. L. Thomas Of. J. Lonn, default. FIN
als-Linde Of. Thomas. and 8.
Semiflnals eighth lettuce-J. S.
Mccormick df. E WiScman, up;
Al Nickel Of W Aycock. and 4
Finals-Nickel df. Mccormick, .
and 2.
Second guest semifinals - Paul
/ Brown Of. G. Ea2an up; Wade
Ramsey df. D, D. spence, , up
Finals-ByoWn df. Ramsey, default
. STRICKLAND LOSER
Third guest semItInals - W. J.
p Strickland of. Bill Watson on 18Th
hole: Bill Benson di. II. A. wood
on 18th hole. FinaIs-Benson d..
Strickland, ? and !.
Fourth guest semifinals = Viggo
Hansen Of. J. Harrison on 20th hole,
. G.. Jones jr. Of. Dr.. Parker, 3 and
>. F.naIs-Hanson Of Jones, , and !.
Fifth guest semIftmalS-Dick Al
len df. W. Hopkins on 18th hole;
Don Smith df. c. Hayden, up.
Flnals-Smith df. Alien. ? up.
S!xlh guest scmifinal5-A Crit
tln IL D LaMOnI ON l9tM hole. +.
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Markets at a
Glance
E, lNITFn pRESS

q, UNITED PRESS
Stocks irregular and Quet.
Bonds lrrcEulat l. : governments
ma
Curb stocks m.NCd
SIIvor unchanged in New York.
Cotton easy
Wheat up fo - cent hassrl. saEn
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-16
LETTUCE CROWN TAKEN
BY LADDIE WILLOUCHBy
E. H. FERGUSON TOPS FIRST GUEST
FLIGHT: SECOND HOLE.iN-0NE MADE

Laddie Willoughby from CaleNico, consistently one o
the valleys best golfers had another feather in his cal
Monday after defeating Sherman Dandy Oakmont star
and j. in the 36-hole final championship flight mattel
Of the th annual Lettuce tournament in BraWey Sunday
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-16
NJ RK ETS
BAROMETER

BAROMETER
Imperial markets general stronger
onehaG
Minneapolis l. No alfalfa
Angeles,
other grades Proluc generally
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-16
l.. A. BANKS
lSIITIFI I'D ----s-sss--s :. ;
l.. A. STOCKS

LOS ANGELES, Feb. II, ,tP, -, :
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LOC4L BUTTERFAT
L. 4. BITTER & EGGS

I 4 FUIItI =.
Grade 4 Cream Observation-Disclosures.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-16
PIRATES TO HEAD FOR FL CENTRIC
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