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Evening star., 1942-04-19
Victory Lands Boston
In Three-WaY Tie
For First Place
Coast Leagues Al Ace
Misses Shutout When
Pinch Hitter Walks
- tho Associated Press.


NEW YORK, April ls.-The World
Champion New York Yankees met
their match today In Rookie Yank
Terry. who limited them to three
hits in pitching the Boston Red
Sox TO a 5-i decision.
In handing the champions their
FIRST defeat In five starts this sea-
son, the Red Sox elevated them
selves into a triple tie for the
American League along with the
Yanks and the st. Louis Browns,
who lost TO Detroit for their first
setback.
Terry. a 2e-year-old right-hander
who was voted the most valuable
player In the Pacific Coast League
last year when he won 26 and lost
only eight for San Diego, missed a
shutout by walking Pinch Hitter
George Selkirk In the eighth. Phil
Rizzuto doubled Selkirk home for
the only New York tally.
Atley Donald. who had rested
three weeks with lame back.
started for the Yankees and was
shelled for five hits and four runs
in the third. Terry opened the
rally with q double and closed 1t
by striking out on his second ap-
pearance OF the inning
With one out after Terry's two
Dagger. Johnny Pesky hit low
liner that went through Charlie
Keller for A double and one run.
Ted williams scratched single
and Jimmy Foxx walked to M the
bases. Jim Tabor also walked, fore
ing Pesky across the plate.
Pete Fox's single scored williams,
but Tommy Heinrich threw out
Jimmy Foxx at the plate. Tabor
scored on Lamar Newsome's single.
Bill conroy walked to flll the bags
again. but Donald famed Terry.
The Yankee starter was chased
In the following frame. when the
Sox wrapped singles by Dom Di'
Maggie and Williams around q walk
by Pesky for the last run. Hank
Borowy and Mel Queen checked
them the rest Of the way.
Evening star., 1942-04-19
Own Swimming Record
Smashed by Kiefer
Py the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
DE TR OFT, April 18-Adolph
Kiefer of Chicago tonight clipped
two full seconds off his own world
record for the 100-meter backstroke
by swimming the event in 1:028 in a
match race at the Detroit Athletic
Club.
He outdistanced Harry Holiday,
Michigan freshman.
Kiefer's performance overshad-
owed the return of l8-year-old Glo-
ria Callen of Nyack, N. Y, to the
women's national A. A. u. indoor
title in the 100-yard backstroke.
She defeated Defending Champion
Helen Perry of Cleveland by 5 feet
and was in 1:08.5
Evening star., 1942-04-19
Princeton Trackm1enI
Defeat Penn, Navy,
Columbia Teams
Ey the Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA.

Ey the Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA, April 1S.-Win-
ming five events and tieing for first
in two others, Princeton'S well-hal-
anced team captured the second an
nual 15-event quadrangular track
and field meet here today.
The Tigers tailed Sc AIS points
to defeat Pennsylvania, which reg
istered 5l2il5.
Navy placed third with 432s and
Columbia was fourth with Is 14/15
Ed Beetem of Pennsylvania was
the individual star of the meet and
the only double winner. He cap
tured the discus and shot put events
and placed second to his team
mate. Jack Cohen, in the hammer
throw.
Evening star., 1942-04-19
A. B. 6. to Limit
Teams in 1o43
Nv ths Associated Press.

sy the Associated Press.
COLUMBUS. Ohio, April IS
For the first time in history, the
American Bowling Congress Will
limit. at Buffalo. n. Y. in ie43,
the length OF its national tourna-
ment and the number of COM
peting teams
T. II. Baumgarten of Mil
waukee. A, B. c. secretary, said
today the Buffalo classic would
be restricted 10 so days and 4,s0o
fiye-snan teRms--Rs compared
with the 5.742 teams competing
here over q 7s-day stretch.
Evening star., 1942-04-19
Navy Ten Hard Pressed
To Beot LoyoIu. 1913

Ply The Associated Press.
ANNAPOLIS, Md. April 18.-Led
by Gus Brady, high-schoring sec
ond defenSeman, Nays lacroSsemen
beat stubborn Loyola stick team,
u TO s, today.
Brady started of the scoring in
the first quarter. dented the netting
again in the second and added two
more goals In the Anal stanza.
Evening star., 1942-04-19
Poole Tops Stranahan
To Get Duke Second
Golf Title in Row
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press,
ATHENS, Ga, April l8.-Grover
Poole, knocked out of last years
contest by measles, conquered a
fading foe, Frank Stranahan OF
Miami, 7 and S, today and handed
Duke its second successive South
ern intercollegiate golf crown.
The husky Toledo. Ohio. amateur
who said. he went to the Univers-
ity of Miami this year Ito play golf"
-wilted under the sub-par hammer
ing of a player as methodical as
himself.
While Poole shot 2 under par for
13 holes Stranahan blew himself to
six consecutive SIS on the outgoing
nine, came up to the sixth hole 5
down to Poole and recovered only
once, on the ninth, when Poole took
a bogey 5.
Evening star., 1942-04-19
Rookie Tiger Hurler
Stops Browns With
4-to-0 Triumph
u, the Associated prex.

ST. LOUIS. April 1S.-The st.
Louis Browns Joined the New York
Yankees and the Boston Braves In
defeat today, sweeping the major
leagues clean Of all perfect records
for the young season.
Harold White, rookie right-hander
from Buffalo. pitched the Detroit
Tigers to a 4-to-0 victory over the
Browns, who were trying for their
fifth straight triumph.
Barney McCosky. who had home
run, and Rudy York each drove in
two tallies for the Tigers. York
singlesi against Bob Muncrief with
the bases loaded in the ninth in
pinc
Evening star., 1942-04-19
Terp YeorIines Subdue
Poly at Lacrosse, IA

Maryland freshman lacrosse team
GOT on $3.50 basis by defeating
Baltimore Poly in ruggedly fought
game at College Park yesterday,
z to 4
Previously the young Terps had
lost a "a game tilt to ST. Pauls,
Baltimore city champs.
Four goals in the second period
decided the issue yesterday.
Evening star., 1942-04-19
Cleveland Parks No-Hit
HurIer Socks Homer

Dick Gravely of the Cleveland
Park Peewees pitched no-hit
game against the Cardinals yester-
day at Hearst Field and capped his
big day by socking homer
Only one cardinal, who drew a
pass, reached first base as Cleve-
land Park won, $50.
Evening star., 1942-04-19
Toronto Beats Detroit
By ; 10 | 10 Make
Ice Cup History
By the Associated Press.

BN The ASSOCIATED Press.
TORONTO, April 18. - Toronto
scored three times in the final period
to defeat Detroit, to /, tonight
and gain the Stanley Cup, en-
blematic of world hockey supremacy.
Sweeney Schriner got two of the
goals that enabled the Maple Leafs
to become the first team in Ma
tional League history to win the
cup after losing the first three games
of the est-of-seven playoffs.
A capacity crowd of 1928 watched
the Leafs regain possession of the
trophy they slast won in 1882.
Evening star., 1942-04-19
Sports Program
For Local Fans
TODAY.
Baseball.

lODAI.
Baseball.
Washington at Philadelphia
(2).
G. U. at Quantico Marines.
Horses.
George Washington University
Riding Club Show, East West
highway show grounds.
Golf.
High school series. Georgetown
Prep VS.. Dewitt, at Prep, Garrett
Park, Md.
Field Trials.
Annual spring trials, Northern
Virginia Field Trials, Club, Po-
'tomac' View Farm, II miles past
Falls Church on Leesburg pike
Evening star., 1942-04-19
Totals 81 s27lO Totals 50 IL

Totals 81 3 % 10 Totals 80 IL % IL
BAtted for Jsvery in 3rd.
Batted for Sslvo in 1th.
Ran for West in 7th.
Batted for Cooney in 7th.
New York ------- 022 600 l03-S
Boston -------------- 600 ol0 40Q-5
Runs-Jurges. OFT tal, Marshall (2).
Leiber (2), Danning, Holmes, Fernsndeg,
Lombardi Miller RoberEe. Errors-Fer-
nandez. Runs batted in-Witek. Carpen-
ter Marshall f31. Leiber (3l. Demsres t2),
Salvo, Holmes Waner. Two-bsse hits
Ott Jurges, Demaree, Salvo. lombard.
Home runs - Marshall. Leiber Double
plays-Fernandez to CuceineIlo to Cooney
Left on bAses-New York, s; Boston, 9.
Bases on Balls--Of Javery, 4; OF Salvo. /;
of Lamanna, l: of Carpenter, .. Struck
out--By Jsyery, .; by Salyo, I by csrpen-
ter; 3: by Adams; /; Hits-on Jayery. 8
Lsmsnns, in 2 inninss; on csrpenter,
innings, Winning pitcher-Adams. Losins
pitcher 49, Lsnnanna. umpires - Messrs
Sears, Dunn and Stewart, Time-2:o7.
Evening star., 1942-04-19
Leiber's S Ninth Round
Homer Beats Braves
For Giants, Sto 5
3, the Associated Press.

3. the Associated Press.
BOSTON. April 1S.-With the score
tied in the ninth inning today, Hank
Leiber came to bat with two out
and two mates aboard and blasted a
home run that gave the New York
Giants an 8-5 victory over the
Boston Braves.
1t was the first loss of the season
for the Braves, who had compiled
a string of four straight triumphs.
Evening star., 1942-04-19
.inton Grand National Victor;
Blockade Is 4th in Comeback
COG koir Runs Second os Jonney Stor Wins
EosiIy to Become Maryland Hunt Threat
BY JOHN F. CHANDLER,

HEREFORD Nd April 18-The white and cherry hoops and
sleeves of Stuart S. Janney r today presented definite threat
the Hunt Saturday
gedng Wnton romped with the 43d running the Grand
National point-o- point 21a lengths the good
Wnten, of Ladys Steepechase lengths
Evening star., 1942-04-19
WestfuII in Air Corps

ANN ARBOR, Mich, April 18
R1.-Bob Westfall. captain and full
back of the Michigan football team
last fall, has enlisted IN the United
States Army Air Corps.
Evening star., 1942-04-19

Run-MillS. Run batted ln--Gafke.
Two-base hit-Desautels. Stolen base
Mills. Double plays-Flemins to Boudreau
to Bashy, Appllng to Holloway to Kuhel
Left on beSes-Chicago. 3; Cleveland. 9.
First base on halls-Oh Z Smith. 3.
Struck out--By Z. Smith, by Bseby 2
Umptres--Messrs. Hubbard, paSsarella and
MCGOWAN. Time--1 30.
Evening star., 1942-04-19
Toronto Gets Sullivan

PITTSBURGH, April 18 (P).-Joe
Sullivan, 31-year- southpaw
pitcher, was released outright today
by the Pittsburgh Pirates to
Toronto.
Evening star., 1942-04-19

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., McIoAky ItubyIyS'
white Errors - York, stephens C1itt.
Runs batted in--McCoSky CD. York tS(.
Two-haxe hits - Rloodworth, Cramer tSl.
swift, N Harris. Teobetts. Three-base hit
stephens Home run---McCoSky, sac
Rloodworth to York Stephens 10 Cutie
ridge 10 MeQuinn. Left on bsSes-,,De-
tro{t 10; St, Louis $. Bases on balls
OF White. |; of Munerief. :" struck out
BY White 4, by Munorlef, :. Wild
pitch--Muncrief. Umrires--MesSrs. Basil
Stewart and Quinn. Time-l:S4. Attend
nnee (paid)-Sa4S
Evening star., 1942-04-19

'Ratted for Casey In seventh.
Betted for Kimball in ninth.
phlp deluphia - 600 100 loo.
Brooklyn ------- o01 600 o00-1
Runs--Etten. Northey. Reese. Runs
runs-Etten, Northey. sacrinces-Casey.
Sullivan. Double plays-Reese to, Her
man to Camilli, Melton to Warren TO Et-
on ,bases--Philadelphia, g.; Brooklyn, 10.
Bases on balls-off Melton, 9; OF Casey,
/; of Kimball. |. Struck out-By Mel
sSn s Il ss cassyk 81 kns atson &
HI Hit hy gitehsr@REy e ,E Casey s,,, dIt,yhiisrl. ,
Casey, Umpires--Messrs.. .doetz Conlan.
and. Reardon. Time-2:20. Attendance
---Il,6f1. s@S1 T-ri
Evening star., 1942-04-19
Heinfzelman Blanks
Cards, 50, as bucs
Deadlock Lead
e, the Associated Press.

~ NIN ftSNUNIuVtu Z ItNN'
PITTSBURGH, April l8. - The
Pittsburgh Pirates moved into tie
for the National League lead with
Boston today as Lefty Ken Heint2el-
man, making his 1912 debut, blanked
the st. Louis Cardinals, 80, allow
ing only five hits.
Evening star., 1942-04-19

Tabor Terry, selRirk Errors--Dickey
Rissuto. Runs bstted in--Pesky,. Tabor
Fox L. Newsome. williams. RiSzuto, Two
base hits-L. Newsope, Terry, Pesky, Riz-
xuto stolen base--Pesky. Double play
RiIsuto 10 Gordon 70 Levy. Left on bases
New York, 81 Bostcn, Q. Bases OF
Borowy, Struck out-By Terry. 8: bs
Donald, /; by Borowy. &. Hits-of Don.
on Borowy. none luBS innines; on Queen
i IN l inning. IosinE pitchsr-Donssn1dl snl
Summers. Time -- 2.t5, Attendance $500
34.02i, including eT7r soldiers. 49,,
Evening star., 1942-04-19
Totals 81 3 "a Totals 81
Batted for White in seventh.

ErrorsE-Eiliott, Brown 81 12>, White. Nan Nan
bays. Fletcher t2). Two-base hits-Van
Robsys, Elliott. HeintZelman. Sacrifices--
Lopez, Di MaSsio, Left on bases - St.
OF Heintzelman, g. off White. . Struck
cut--Bv HeintZemsn, 4; by White, 4: by
Krist .. Hits-Of White. & in 6 innings;
off KriSt, none in innings Losing
pitcher-White Umpires-Messrs. Barr,
Jorda and MaGerkurth. Time-2:25. At
tendance-5,945 mot including service
mem.
Evening star., 1942-04-19

Totals 81 s2711 Totals 81 81
Ratted for Casey In seventh.
Betted for Kimhall in ninth.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-19
l. 4. PkODTCE

Los ANGELES. Nov 1e Up Aspara-
gus: Steady. Per Crt Imp Wy hunehed
Ex select 6.o0-6 80. select 500-5.50. EN
Fey !. %. Fey 4.o0. Spec 90.
Bunched vegetables Carrots slightly
stronger; others steady. Per Cri. heets
- -33 Doz n0-1 p. fair 75-90c. carrots
= Doz = 81, small and Ord 1.25-1.50;
Guadalupe d Lompoc 6 Doz 10. green
onions local S Doz bcst 3.00-3.25. fair
= 40-2.5o, leekS = Doz 2.25. mustard !
Doz s0-1oo, ord sic. parsley 6 Doz
] 25-2oo. turnips 2t4-3 Doz 9o1.oo. ord
SOC.
squash; Slightly stronger. White sum
mer lugs san Diego Co 2o0-2ao fair
175. No. 2S 1.0o-125. Coach 2.oO-2.5o.
lnn Wv Crts 2.0o-2.25. Italian Coach
oOO-2 30. Imp Wy 2.oO-2 50 yellow chook-
neck Imp Wy Crts > .50-3.00.
Tomatoes: Slightly weaker. LugS stones
Orange Co 4x5s 3.O0-5 %, 5x5s & 5N6S
=, Is ian 10. 6Nos 3O0-3.25. fair
$50, 6x7s 225-2. 80. Ord 1.s1. Sta Paula
AN5s 1908 25, 5x5s & 5X6s $50, 6X6s 800
:925. 6X7s >. 25-2. so; San Luis Obispo 4
Arroyo Grande 4x5s 3.25-3.5o: 5X5s <
hN6s 5. .25-3. -. 6x6s 2.75-3 25; 6x7s ?. .25-
2.75: Guadalupe 5X5s & 5N6S 3.25-3 ;,
6Xss > 75-3 -; flats player 5x5s & 5N6s
: D.. 80. 5x7s 3.o0-3. =.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-19
M AR K KETS
". l.. STOCKS

NEW YORk. Nov. 19=UP1 = Stocks
turned irregular in late dealings today
when early attempts To rally the list
disclosed that traders were reluctant 10
follow an advance.
Trading at the aullest pace Of the
month. was slightly belo wyesterday'S
turnover Of 5142e0 shares.
Trading in bonds again WAS featured
by demand for dollar obligations Of coun-
tries occupied by the AXIS. Danish funds
led The Improvement.
Grains closed on gains ranging 10 :
cent bushel IN corn and rye, and cot
tonseed oil strengthened. Cotton and
hogs were steady. Wool tops eased
slightly.
Atlantic Coast Line hit an early high
of b. and then slipped 10 2912, off :
When directors declared a - dividend
on the issue the first since 81 MAS dis
hursed wear ago. The Sell-off came from
traders who had hoped for S3 payment.
Northern Pacific, whose directors were
meeting around closing time. moved up
slightly Texas 4 Pacific sold al 10
carly on an excellent earnings report
bul then slipped down To 2l%. off =
ret However. Santa Fe was u irac-
honally. Union Pacific had gain oi
almost point and Nickel Plate preferred
was up l L points TO 50 ~. Pullman reach
&C new high on a small gain on the
favorable dividend voted late yesterday.
The motor and steel leaders mot some
late support and SieauhHu al Si'al sAiH
Cbfxsler sold around 652s, up =. Central
A.otnrs a.. up Il Bethlehem 56@ IN
l. Crucihie Steel 35. up l., ana l. :.
Steel cx-dividend. ISL. up - tamman-
jcation shares were firm al Smal gains
while merchandising issues and oils were
somewhat mixed.
Non.ferrous metals including eop"er
tin and gold mining issues FeneralN
,ycrc firm Pacific tin firmed fractionalN
fo n new high and Patino climbed Il noW
IN a favorable dividend. BROOKLYN Man
.attan-TraniS was very active al =. up
L.
chemicals were mixed. although Colnm-
han Carbon rose / = IN equal lis h9a.
Utilities were little changed except ,oI
few issues. Stone 4 Webster. 20
fsvnred hv "A good dividend. set n new.
hioh. while General Gas preferred 1un'ped
: points and United Gas preferred lost
point. ,..fa,.
{ Ford. Gillette Safety Razor. and &c
Gotham Hosiery issues, reached ne~ HONS
nm gains RANGING from fractions 10 more
than . points Shipping shares were
strong with International Mercantile up
: tn M and Merchants & Miners up
j. to ST.. ,..5, ....,,,.
of 7 Rubber and Associated Dr."
Goods 2nd preferred were down 10
more than 3 points -.
Dow Jones prelimir.sV elosino STOCK
averages: Industrial Ia * off O 10. r..
y = off q rs Ufilifv 1888, up ooIi ana
s. Stocks IS 45. off "a.
,,aelr saia- u-orn 502. $50 shores COM
nsred with 1000 Yesterday. Curb Stoef
sales we're 1o1, AS shares against ss.o2o
yesterday.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-19
MARINES TO TRY
SECRET WEAPONS
SATURDAY NIGHT

Ell Centro's Fighting Marines
from the local air station will try
new and secret weapons against
the Central Junior college Arabs
when the two teams meet for the
first time this Saturday night on
the Central field.
1t. Col. T. McQuade, command
ing officer at the Ell Centric air
field will act as coach for the Ma
rines. Although the Marines have
had no games, they are in top shape
after two weeks of practice on the
field here.
Led by Fullpack Kelly, Right
Half Baw and Left Half McConath,
the Marines have a fast backfield.
McConatah was all-state high
school left half in Alabama two
years ago and Baw was a member
of the all-Marine eleven CT Toledo.
Ohio. earlier this season.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-19

the past two seasons. may not be
able to attend the game even in
a spectators capacity as he was
still in his home Thursday recover
ing from an ankle injury incurred
in the game against CaleXico.
Bill Tom johnson. Wildcat guard
who was the outstanding Brawley
lineman both on defense and Of
fenSe will also be definitely out as
he has been ordered to quit foot
ball Immediately by medical author
tiles. johnson suffered a broken
ankle before the season started and
only returned to action after several
games had been played. His doctor
this week ordered him off the foot
hall field entirely after the injury
/ became aggravated by continual play.
But as the second important
BraWley-El Centre game was only
one day off il was a tosS-up between
Wildcat Coach Sheldon Loughbor-
ough ana Spartan Mentor Lou Birn-
baum for the most pesSimiStic atti-
tude.
SAFETY WIN
The Spartans won the first time
the teams clashed this season, 20,
by virtue OF =, safety.
Brnbaum's Spartans. who have
lost two games in a row now against
three straight wins for the Wildcats.
will also be weak.
Oscar Hester, blocking back. and
Leslie Horton, fullback, will probably
sit on the bench for 48 out of the
48 minutes of play scheduled. Hester
injured his knee as the Spartans
lost to Yuma, 26-6. Horton twisted
his ankle badly Wednesday in prac-
tice.
The Spartans have improved their
pass defense and offense and may
take to the air against their heavy
opponents.
Loughborough has moved Block
ing Back Bill Moore into Williams
left half spot. Because Joe Lucio,
substitute for Moore will be out CT
playing following a tonsilectomy
Willie Graham. Wildcat left end
will take his place. Richard Woods
reserve end. will plar left end anC
Jack Monger the other.
Although the Wildcats are il
third place behind the Calexico
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-19

extended. No charge will be made
on that day, Pat Glasgow, president,
declared.
In recognition OF another war
time aspect special attention has
been given the fairWays. All long
grass which might hide precious
rubber golf balls from the eye of
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-19
PAGE SIX
q. w. Club Opens Sunday

The Barbara Worth country club
opens its gates officially for the
new eolfing year next Sunday morn
ing and like most other things is
now on Il War basis.
A special invitation to service men
sailors, soldiers, marines and any
body else in the countrs's uniform
for the initial day of play has been
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-19
l.. A. LIVESTOCK

Los ANGELEs N0V- I9-ITP FcdcT-
al state Market News
Cattle salable 700. few sales. steers
ana bulls about steady. Indertone lower
on heifers. cows 80 cents 10 81 lower than
week ago. little donc on stnckcrs and
feeders. odd good steers l. few com3mon
to medium steers 11-11-2 medium heif-
ers held above L. medium TO good cows
9.50-10.s X. common down 10 s: canners
AMI cutters 5.75-s. medium to good bulls
1g-1t
Calves salablc 400; few common to
good ycaicrs 1i-1d.50: little done on
calves.
Hogs Salable 500 steady: good 10 choicc
19o-240 ID. weights 145O-14.8o top IA 50.
Sheep. none: medium 10 choice wopled
lambs quoted 1-14 ..
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-19
This man is the reason you should
avoid Holiday TruveI

With such good reason, most folks won't find
sacrifice" in oanceling holiday trip. And if
you're one of these, the thousands of us here at
S. P will give you cheer. For railroad people
aren't making holiday pleasure trips either.
So please write your family and friends you've
changed your plans =. that there's lad in uni
form who needs your seat to see his folks before
he travels overseas and needs it worse than you
do. For, of course, you wouldn't want to take.biS
seat when he tries to go home for Thanksgiving,
Christmas, or New Years
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-19
BEARS LACK RESERVES

BERKELE EY, Nov. 10. - (UPD-
The Golden Bears of California
lack reserve strength for the Stan
ford contest, Coach Stub Allison
said today. Allison asserted his
first string looked fairly good in
practice last night but that the
second and third teams failed to
show enough on offense during the
long Scrimmage.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-19

golfers has carefully been
from the course. Although
the new professional, Jack McLaren,
has a fairly large supply of balls,
they are becoming increasingly diff
cult to obtain.
All permanent green's will be ready
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-19

for use after a period of renovation.
In addition to the greens, which
are in almost perfect condition, the
fairways have just undergone an
extended irrigation and are in splen-
did shape for a bit of club swinging.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-19
L. STUTKKS

Los ANGELES NOV. ~ Up Volume
drepped 10 9HG shares in extremely light
midday trading ON The Los Angeles stock
exchange today one issue advanced one
declined and i've remained unchanged
The list So pac 100 al 16ls down 3. 8
FNpter Pete POO al l. unchanged; Cons
Oil loo al 6.s unchanged. Republic Pete
1oe at 20a unchanged Chapman lee
Cream leo al 81 up .50. Ryan 100 al
, unchanged.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-19

Bulldogs and Spartans in I. V.
league standings. they will be Slight
favoriteS to win. Last week they
polished off the Bulldogs, 25-2. The
SpartanS had lost the previous week
to the same Bulldogs. 20-13.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-19
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO Nov. 1o-TP,-Grain futures
teI6 seady to firm on the board Of
trade today.
Wheat finished the daN UNCHANGED 10
~, : cent a bushel. corn up = to L..
eats un /. to J.. rye up q. TO =, and
soybeans i.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-19
r POULTRY
il. n. GRAIN

Los ANGELES. November 10 TIP
Wheat, No hard. sol. ......-..- - To-. Is
Barley. No ! bright ". .-.....z.... 81 65-l.7O
Cats No. 35-lbs. -=-.z-=.=-== s.. l2la =
Milo No Observation-Disclosures 81 46-1 10
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-19
Key Men Will Be
Out Of Action

BraWleys perking Wildcats to Ell Centre Friday
night at minus two of their outstanding candidates for
AlNaey position and the declining Spartans ready
to meet them almost in the position it disclosed
Thursday. John Williams Al-Valley left habacl for
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-19
LOCAL RUTTERFAT
l.A.H Hay

First buy War Bonds and Stamps
Then Buy Maggie Wines
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-19

Now, of all times, it is important for you to ask
yourself candidly: DO have to take that trip?'
For now, and until early January, is the time for
holiday furloughs Those tanned, cean-looking
boys with their freshly-pressed uniforms you see
at our ticket windows will only have few days
at home with their folks this year. And while
many men in uniform will not come home for
Christmas, their home folks, in many cases, will
visit them, and this means a lot to the boys who
stay in camp
Wars tremendous transportation demands in
carrying troops and war materials as we'll as ci-
vilians-have strained all railroad facilities to the
utmost Frankly, were worried about the holiday
season ahead.We know, as you do, that furlough
at home does something fine for a soldier. (And
no one denies he's earned it, But, to state the
facts BADLY, we can't carry the civilian holiday
takers and furoughing soldiers and sailors, too.