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battalion formed from
the manpower of a sim
gle company. Harves-
ter takes the greatest
pride in the speed and
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Harvester and Sug-
gested the formation
of a battalion of me-
chanical specialists
from among Harves-
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y BUY WAR BONDS
TURN IN YOUR SCRAP
y SHARE YOUR CAR
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-08
SLAMMING SAM
WINS 1ST MONEY

ST PETERSBURG, Fla. Mar 7
up Sammy Snead added ST 900
to his bank roll today first prize
money of the 72-holc $4,000 ST
Petersburg open golf tournament
which he won for the third time
IN four years, He shot total of
286
Chick Harbcrt the young Battle
Greek. Mich, professional, came
from the rear on the final 18 to
set new course record with a &c
and deadlock Sam Byrd and Byron
Nelson for second place at 289. They
received $583 33 each. 1t was tho
3!St consecutive tournament n
which Nelson has finished in the
money
Al BrOSCh. Farmiugdalc N. Y,
took NTH place money of 1878 with
u 290 Chandler Harper and Ralph
Guldahl won $275 each with 292s
and Herman Barron. White Plains.
NY shot 293 for $500.
Other money winners were: Jim
Fcrrcr. 294 for $l62 so; Lloyd Gull
lckSon. Ky Iaffoon and Ray Man.
srum. 298's for S85 each, and John
PCvolta and Jimmy Thompson, 299
for $50
Fred Haas. New Orleans, led the
amateurs with a 302
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-08
Barnes
Storn1in9
by RAY BARNES

There's been a lot of publicity
lately about Il four-man basket
bail team that's Oeen playing in a
Nevada high school tournament.
but not so long ago onc-man
team operated for 4 while in I'M
pcrial Valley
It all came about at the FL Gen.
uo Junior colleges annual Stun
Feed. a Mulligan affair put on by
the Associated Men Students of
the organization, Il couple years
back. Il WAS the custom at the
time for the c. cage team to
PLAY a team made up from the diff
fcrent coaches of lEc valley high
schools at the yearly Gct-togCthcrs
EAGLE-EItP
The coaches started using a few
tactics that although methical.
usually prove effective. But the
wary officials had eagle eyes that
evening and before long four of the
tive lad been bCnchcd for commit
ting four personals. In the middle
of the floor alone facing the five
Arabs remained Bill Maxwell. for
mcr assistant coach at FL Centre
mHh rthC coaches hadn't counted
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-08
". Y. STOCKS

Mn NEW = Id8S fIi'S = Wares -ar ,..~.,
made a q..a frrhusea1 .'a4s,at taaHt
after ScNctal sessions %. >.a.t tecs1,
hAI SCut THE aN,!.Ce p' r.ft ts>lr>
into neN loW ground fo. to-. sr.'~
Railroad ster. ,ua turomanu, >>ae>
were prominent nu tHr .ulNar,>. y nv
special issues gained u pun u~ ma.C
Atlanu, rnaSi In E.IneH q. feru.
Willie Santa r. Vas ~ ueHHs Fa.a'
and smaller advances Npir naf,l -. ~al.
Pacific and TIC certificates
Bethlehem mad" At rrN hta a' =
an4 ralliod moe 'tar - pom. is. See.
and YounStown Shoe' anH Tuhr vcGa!,e
their lows and ta!lcd - ga.as OF ness j.
Il poIni carr CN!Stes vas az rcai$ e.
point and Gcnctal Motors pom. Tr,c
shares were supported ate + :. Run
be preferred made ii HcN Ios@.
Most of The issues WiiCa t.ri >VsIv
losses appeared uu.& aaHc az :" .ec n
The short ScSSloa io1o,i.4r Sm.''trI p'a
lost p To- new lon a. l3'-, Rcvc" Cnp-
pc and Brass : pc ycn' p .'S' -
p"ints while tie - pr- CO.. -..1ad a
point. Hltm Walker. -. Ge.,... lsiIil~
were down q po.u. ,ag... 49, ..''a n:.
Goods nrst plj 'p>' - g. = e. - hs"
low for thc yedr
Dow Jones ptciImIHo.* D.'>'n- stock g.
CIaEes. Industrial lu-.=l al -, g.. - A.
w C3. ltln> 2.a5 az T.. .'. =
stocks 34.S3 up Ia
Stock sales appruNImatcH 27t..r'. stint
cs against 23o. ono -. ~....#.... Gai1
stock sales wcrc 5;.mtI >.a#s.~ u-.aas'
% 700 Il week ago.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-08
SoIon Splits Hair
On Dies Committee

WhSH!NGTCN. .Iarrh : up
II. aaun. 'il'.ga cn.a4a.rG -.
Dn .nu'ia'rc !saa Io.au. a.s..
Er"a#.- 80 Ia"at2#' o.4.oaa., Is .
S'#f.yr:. 5.' e.a ~, ar=ra' j.
l..a. ..sea.u '..r as' r..
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'Cra-
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in.#r .Dnr .e.,rtsa. ote1 ~ac'.c!
~ - raaen H. Te@a c.A-rs p
l.aa Ia IN aGn.a.. ,.a,.o.
.r I'D. 05g9 ri 'hr hra.n-e DE-
'aG.e Heac.n.r-:.aa.t.a4 roMu.-
tre T. ca.2e:oG- III. Z. d ca.4a
.Lor
Qa1..:, ron .n.cs trn4 a.
'orae. -C'.e,a, Faa... B.ac.e "a
oc r -n ~ r.s' I'D
II go a. tI.aa a,.. aG,M2' gs
. .-le .Yu ..a' .ae DIr committee
a.. aa p2M.'.tc P, fesrl IT.
tr'' a.' SD0rIllr.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-08
Civilian Defense
Discussed Before
&c. KiWanis Club

Civilian defense ac'i;l'l"a and III.
cncn,F alien problem 8cr" top'r
dl-c1, ed By Shorjn z " War
for fhc Fl Centre KiHmi- deb a.
thc weekly meeting FRIDAY nnon
IN thc Barbara Worth ictr
TIC sheriff citcd a nnmher Of
interesting items II r'-agn -
blackouts III cities and il 'lc rouu-
try and also explained The Japa-
nesc situation in Impcria! Vale
Three new members were TcI-
coined: Louis Slee, assistant mar
ager for the Security First National
bank: Jake Little Of The Imperial
Irrigation DiStrict power DIVISION
and the Rev Mr. Jnc Nation NM
lstcr Of the Frs Brp'. . cH.rea
Announcement - aa,. -.
Bill HuQglnS tolMr! r..D MeLa,!
has been promoted ~ II ...l'r.atc,
il the United S.afns y,
George r. KrE p.e.clA' H.a-
sided at the business mec'Nl 18th
Dick Cocr-Pcndcr a. chairman #
thc da"
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-08
Warming
Issued

CALENICO, March T.
Entrants in the international
club golf tournament were
warned today that they had
better be sure their shots
carry over the bamancas for the
will be played as hazards
on the day before first quality
Ing is scheduled to begin Earl ROD
erts, who is staging the tourneF
over the border golf course. sald
that the two large gullieS that wind
across the fairWays OF the nine
hole layout will be claSscd as traps
and amy SwingerS mlucky enough
to drop balls into them will have
to ret out the best way they can.
one ray Of hope was held out TO
the unWary. however, when Roberto
said that if bah dropped onto
the hard gravel road at the bottom
OF the dry washes, the lie may be
improved The hard surface Of tie
road would lqoyc mighty hard ON
golf clubs.
of course that doesn't mean they
can throw THEN balls onto the fair
way. They can improve their lies
in the barrancaS." Roberts said
The rayines cross fairWayS Oh
three short holes and three long
ones. Therefore tee shots must car
ry ON the short ones and the sec
ond or third shots must 90 over on
tho long holes. if trouble IS avoided.
Roberts said the ditch that cross
es the fairWay on No six will also
be considered Il hazard.
Schedule for the week of play calls
for qualifying from Sunday through
wednesday and match plaE from
ThurldaY through the following
sunday. when the finals Will be
played Calcutta has been set for
wednesday night in the clubhouse.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-08
Bv JACK CUDDY

NEW YORK. March up -
lie biz question in CaulifIoWcr
Canyon today is dis: / lightweight
Champion Samm. Aneott as great
4 he looked last nI2ht or vas there
something wrong with the No.
challenger Bob Montgomery?
Bull-should,rcd An4ott turned in
one OF the years MAJOR upYctS be-
fore ll.522 fam. a Madison Square
Garden, h1nmcrin2 out a lopsidcd
hCn-tltIc - round decision over
the rhIladcigula NcGro who ID
been favored ar L..
Ah4ptr 900. IN Il the y rounds
On the ialrd Pc. score :4.ot.
floorlu. LII. mm once and gave
BIS taIirl brown Skinned opponent
thorGueh lrmmcins.
We Won know for sure about An
GOtt'@ greatness, until We sec Slam
min SIM - iIa next tWo engage
mcnta WIfh ol' Ray Robinson, the
brilliant Noan" Harlem WeltcrWeight
who has vol 53 straight victories,
and % Allie St0lz Of Newark. NJ.
who automatically became No. /
lightweight challenger last might.
In the second boal. Angott will be
making hi ir>i defense of the
crown Inc Wrc>t"d fIom lev Jenkins
lnst December
hnsou inquired HE lIa5' Joint OF
ms lrtt thumb in the second round
20 severely that il aWcIlcd to twice
1t sI/". Il VIII be X-raycd for Il
Hoeaib!n fracture TODAY
He licked Montgomery far more
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-08
SPARES
and
STRIKES

Elmer Miller, alley man al the
ri Centre Bowling Palace, SatUr-
day could boast of tossing TWO OF
the highest thrCC-gamr series ii:
the season, which he scored in Il
recent sweepstakes match.
Miller. who had never boWled d
250gamc in his life, turned in three
over that figure in six played.
The 20-ycar old boy first cOmbin-
ed games of 258, 237 and 1853 for a
694 and then rolled 2G7 PIG and
25G for 739 total
In mixed Icasuc bowling Thurs
day, the Telephone company team
increased its lead ir play by beat
ing the Tropics. 81; Building-Loan
thumpcd the Coca Cola team, 81,
and the Grapcttcs Wallopcd Brad
ShaW'S 40.
Bob FecnCY was high man with a
$50 series and Gwen Nam WAS high
woman, scorns 508
Friday night was army night at
the alleys, with six teams from
Camp Seelcy tangling. Officers from
the Raj training school at Imperial
were also prominent among tut
boWlcrS
A return match Is IN the 0lling
between Yuma and FL CcntrO bowl
crs after the local boWlers split wltH
tn Arizona visitors last SUNDAY.
FL CcntrO won the No one match
by 200 pms but dropped the second
encounter.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-08
SPORTS DROPPED
BY HIGH SCHOOLS
FOR DURATION

SANTA ROSA. Cad March I
JP5 Suspension Of ntercity ath-
i.ue competition tor the Duration
" voted today b. II high schools
affiliated with the California Inter-
.so}a~tlc Federation
Principal consideration OF the vote
va 10 conserve tires on school bus
ca and increase intr9mural sports
&rfiYltT
High schools taking the action
we're Santa Rosa Petaluma, Healds-
burg. Scbastopol. san Rafael, Ta-
H.al#li~. Vallejo. Napa Cloverdale
GeTsrrri,le. S. Helena, Calistoga,
Souoma and Tomaics.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-08

o.. being sent to the SidclineS and
had neglected 10 line up any subs
So with folT or i've minutes to
so, Maxwell put the ball in play
against his youthful opponents. And
believe it or no. he was not only
able to keep the team at bay, but
was also successful in OutScoring
tle whole bunch for the remainder
OF the game.
USED EVERY TRICK
Maxwell used every trick that he
had learned in his high school and
college career che was chosen as
all-cOnferenCC guard when he play
ed for U.C.LAl and gave the boys
4 lesson in the fine art of shooting
And thus ends our tale OF Im-s
perial Valleys onc-man team.
It's quite Il different story from
that about the WadSWorth high
school four-man squad. You see the
Nevada team originally had a girl
filling in at the fifth spot
The coach OF the little school
could only get together four boys
lOI 1t team 81 III utSlJtIdIOlll iIC
added 16-yCar old loon-keepers
daughter to the squad The COM
bination worked pretty good to-
gtther.
'DISCONCERTING'
Unfortunately the tournament
committee got wind of the idea and
barred the feminine athlete from
competition because of the "diScon-
certing effect it might have on Op-
pOncntS.'
Therefore the committee had to
pass a rule permitting the four
player team into the fracaS. The
team won its first game but in a
second game Thursday night, went
down to defeat in spite Of the moral
support and cheers emanating from
Emma Cork, sitting on the play
cr's bench
The Nevada team nearly duplicat-
cd the local coalhCS feat by ending
up with but two men on the floor
Two Of the four were sent out
because OF fouls
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-08

i. tae u.-. 4snc~ q. ,ue season
.-..... ~ c@f.ge ."a i" ,e@m otEe
Pst:c- p.a"c5 4 s"aI. o. Pittsburgh
E&g.e Gat,".#3.a0 j" 81 exhibition
D.-' MI 0e .o.-pa % start two
saa..-. = his lineup John Lohr};a
-. 3. a. 'al.G 1"u JooE Wnipr!e
.. e na
\ ..tr'--oa A.. Ga-Iba,di viii
aaoa4.y ar. H ian lined III
.5l..,ct @et b. - r%a.e.eG . WIN
l. S1a D-c-J.
Auo.ae. addition - ,.a Padre
r3.;c. -. Il VII BE- Geor-e Detore
re-..ar ca.chc! VINO ia been eXcus-
ea from practice til thi- Weekend
@hen he VIII ioin IL .ean
D. Gal,in1cs. on, Of the rcIu-
a. Padre bacEs cops. Uttered a
0s@." #9enched ankle while run
~ - tae r Cenrrn stadium Fri
-, mosniu Thc m1H. Wao not
..o.., aant.cr. and D9r-' express
- 'Eo op.n.on that B3l,inger viii
:. able - -!dlc t'e ASSIGNMENTS
as#.G -" Dlat" in he games
a4uns' tbo NacEmGu
Iur Athletic hape been exper-
ls.'. 80 trouble III br tus Goa.
- r team. fhat l. nlUI Frday.
l.. 'H.m,'d seattle gnG thc HoL-
saaG S'ar hll Hsfc a"f down.
T. "g -, Ia= An4clea Angel, rhs
t. before 'tes Wcr, scheduled To
mre' 'tr Iac!cs IoI the Inst time
IL 5La u.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-08
DIMAGGI0 GETS
LAST OFFER SAYS
YANk PRESIDENT

NEW YORK, March 7 up -
President Ed Barrow Of the New
York Yankees said today that $40
600 was the last ard final offer
to Joe DiMagg!o, the seasons prina
baseball holdout.
Il sent him a contract last Wed
neSday and he called M" from
Florida and told me that he would.
not sign it Barrow said
DIMaggio. who received $3I500
last season, rcportedly is holding
out Tor $4,000. The first contract
sent him this Year called for the
same pay as last season
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-08
NORTHERN JC's IN
TITLE DEADLOCK

SACRAMENTO, March I up .
The Sacramento and Marin Junior
college basketball teams meet to-
night in the third and deciding
game of the northern California
championship playoff series.
Sacramento eyencd up the series
last night with a 1887 victory Ger
Marin in the final minute of play
\ field goal by Sacramento forward
Miller decided the issue.
Marin J. c. hcId a 1912 margin
a halftimp
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-08
L. A. LIVESTOCK

LOS ANGELES. Cait.. Marc Up
eral Stat, Market Nc.,s Service
Cattle. salaole 80. S;e.is aua hclfeis
scarce: prices generally steady few med
ium steers 11.75 and ho.fo-, = y. good
fed steers around 13.25 ami scIfeis -
1850. common 70 medium ru,sS N.25-4.,ia.
Gamers ana cutter, -. medium Ia
good bulls gJJ-1O ~ Csl.rS ~aldbl, -
NealcrS strong medium t. rse.cc I...53-
is 50: fe" good hcuN< caves s.euly a
11.5U-12.5u.
Hogs. salate -. >fcatt - H. cents
higher, g"uu 10 rh"ir" i>.,-Lr. 10 ~ -
l1m: top li.Jp. G"od Sp,>> II 11-l2.
Sheep. Ssuablc nuucs good - c'lnIc"
~volcd lambs quoted i .75-l- ot abuyc.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-08
ORTIZ POWER TOO
MUCH FOR PANCH0

Manuel Ortiz, state banfsmWclgbt
champ from FL Centre projected
his title Friday night when h" scor-
ed a seventh round technical knock
ont over Little Pancho, Manila leath-
erpuSher, at Hollywood Legion atad-
ium.
ORTIZ smuggling power peoyrd too
much for his opponent To cope VITA
a. the valley boy led from the be-
ginning till the END. Wllch came
at one minute and 40 seconds 0:
round seven.
Ortiz weighed l21'. and Pancho
10.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-08
ANG0TT UPSETS DOPE IN MATCH

dccisivcly in this second meeting
than he did in November, 1910
when he took a 10 round decision
from Bob at Philadelphia. He moi
dered" an opponent who was roted
above him in the ycar-cnd rankt gs
"a Younger rival who had come
on since that 1910 engagement and
who boastcd a string OF Is straight
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-08
EXECUTIVE DATE
SET FOR CONVICT

SACRAMENTO, March 7 oUPD
Steve Grimm Folsom prison con-
Vict convicted year ago Of the first
Gegrec murder OF another prisoner.
today faced execution on May %
following setting Of tho Gate by
Superior Judge r r Coupnlm
Grimm goes 10 the lcthal gas
chamber for the killing OF James
Smith inside the prison
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-08
L. 4. PRnDECE

Los ANGELES Cali. Mach To IL.
Ing was slow to moderate
Asparagus punched Imperial rlc,, 2u-
IN, cN icy 1s-.yc = l.-lag h,o>- I,sa,
select ana cN fey 1N-22c tes 7r--ra# Sau
Diego cN fey and select "og. ft> i5-I-.
Bunchcd vegetables. bcyt> -1 d.. ru.
~. dob Sl-l.25: Codchela 3 d.. '>i-i ~
iced crtS Imperial lohs g.. ! -
Coachella Is DO -.25.-. W. celery io''
local > do1 7u-Suy. DIXON au- 1a-ch.
green onions = dog :. - ,'p. h''ks = do.
q doz - rddlshc> small led Is do 81
.OC, spinach i dul oo-1N.. tusnlp~ =. IS
SinI 7o-75c. De do. nm aai o.Sir,
plant &5-4O kohl IabI lu-1a an,>r -.
Cabbage. lecal ,aunanbaIl SI-1 ~ -ah>
and ordinary 25-39a lmpGaa Li".I.s7.
4U-65C
DANISH local s5->t. fea =. -. >atuy
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-08
L. A. STOCKS

Los ANGELES Mateh = d=P Ac-
tiNity picked ~ ana prices Hcr" r'a H.
fuda!'s shur, session rr 'tc 'o>' A.
fclcs stock cNcEangy S.> >>ar~ Uere
Up. three down ana - u-.aan-,a IN
approximate turnover o. 45u1 shares
The list Blue Diamond 1S1 unchanged
Pacific Finance 9 unchanged Trans
america unchanged STANDARD O.. o
up !. NIcnaSCn : ~ u ~
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-08
BASKETBALL SCORES

Stanford 50 California -
Use G3: UCLA AZ
Sacramento JC %. Nu.A JC
Yuba &c Al; Placer JC "a
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-08
l.. 4. PRODI CE

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Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-08
ARABS ON SHORT
END OF BETTING

Tie Arab, from Central junior
sol.r.o found thomsolFc, a little on
Ile Aor' cnd Of ia Odds before
.#.a Ys#-r'DaH .am" Hlru = Meth
-. p4.8cu tem from Ia An
.r.e Sttnnas nI.It at 3 O'Clock
-. '..r r Coufro grm.
1..- F9H. -lE" csN'"H. va TO
sui. la.-r pa ol tae Olraen tol
'ac local team.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-08
ROUSE YOUR
LIVER BILE:

Sleep Sounder-Cet UP Feeling Great
More ReodY for Good Doys WorR
SudF out Of It. Get a bottle OF E,usctei
Salts tonight Tax" teaspoon In -
glass of waite 'ho' a. cold .aIt an l.4r
before breakfast AMI Frcp = uy TO- =.
days ApW Noul' Er.t A,a' = .- =. .r'
~ 'ccHuP nl and fcaa> Iul al ',a! 10. B.
Wulk T.y krIschcu q 'arGou> Eh2us.
f,lma4a fn, thc nc>t 20 da>> see paai
a. n.. a> q. .aa NIsn l'a r... f...#
..'l.. s.I..u. #.H#..,lfs-t BID. ua4... t.f
t' t..f..f.. ..f.I t.t.'... 't.H.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-08
Markets at a
Glance
BY UNITED PRESS

SlDCkS IIreuIWIl H'HC' = ,UIOt i.oI-
Ing
HondN lr1sEularlv MEnp..
turh >tnch> irregular
tuffD1 steady
Wheat and com easy
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-08
PADRES TANGLE WITH
AS THIS WEEKEND
OUTLOOK IS BAD, DURST SAYS;
USES ROCKIES AT End AND 3RD

The entire san Diego Padre team - re@ur~ and rooh
h. let' III Ccntro early Saturday morning or their hon
t.Ha When they will face tn Philadelphia Athletics IN
: tH..-.s;tu'. Weekend series.
o. Fr.d4 night Manager Cedric burst contided tina.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-08
L. 4. POULTRY

L. trai.:.~. s.ast 49,,
ae.>. Ir-zasa-. : g.. -. -. ....z.
H,:>. lossatr~ ,fee 8 ia i as
tiea> t,1 o,o. i ias and up ...-----
HI ...#a. n~
denS, colored over 4 lbs 4 up
Ero...~. ( e.. 'h~
Bro!lers over - and UP to - I
rrM,,s- 49,. go ~ - go
E:sr.~. ,u.g.-... r.. a.,
F-:e--. ,.sa.,: #s.s -
Roastcrs, co'ored over A. lbs
Old nuckS. N7a'o Hckn
Young Tom turkeys - 10 up .
Young Tom Turkeys 14-22 10 up
Did Leghorn- BOOSTERS ........ {
Duckiings. Pckin over 5 lbs. -
DID k--sleLs. c.L-.el - --------.--.-.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-08
RARONII JIE

farm markets
her iaN limb and
hall cctN lax in
valley FhWCVCr
ket unsettled and
valley Los Angeles
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-08
.HPLS. FL1A FUTURES
L. 4. GRAIN

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E4=..,. IT. .ere y. N,-r.=
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Nh ~. = >v.o ! hu.n SlI1 / o.
FeeG CAS- = ao.>1.#
Nc; y. ..... s.. >,t >..t.-l .,
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-08
L. 4. B4NhS

h.a N>ht8
ITah>ImcFica -------- .---.-..-..-..-...-.. 4-iis
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-08
l.. 4. BUTTER & EGGS
LARGE EGGS
CHIC.1GO GRAINS

10 w.. '. ti.,#-
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y l#.' F.
'r ..'~
80 f... g. Co.,.
~n-t .-... 60 o..
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-08
LOCAL BUTTERFAT

l.. a tl-i-..
G'at,e 4 crno-
Manufacturing 2.
Ru-. ,,-t.t-. t..asIl
Evening star., 1942-04-14
Bethlehem Steel.
Chicago Grain
~ the Associnted Press.


CHICAGO, April l4.-Fear that
the return of Pierre Laval to power
at Vichy might indicate q further
swing by France toward the Naxis
and Japan's continued menace of
India led to heavy liquidation sales
in all grain pits today. Prices were
under heavy pressure throughout
the session.
Renewed reports of . possible CELL
ing over flour prices. the downturn
in hogs and securities and uncer-
tainty over taxation and imitation
control measures in Washington all
tended toward uneasiness In the
trade. Wheat dropped to the lowest
levels In four months and showed
negligible rallying. power despite
some buying at times by profess
sionals and cash houses.
Wheat closed at the lowest levels
In four months or more, OF to az
cents from Mondays finar quota
| tions, May, 1.20x Il 20ss, July, 1.23-
1.22B; corn was 1h to IL down,
May 85% -85A. July 88as 1884,; oats
lost 70 to 1ls; rye, ia to 1%, while
soybeans were unchanged to q down
and lard unchanged at ceiling limits.
Evening star., 1942-04-14
Washington Produce

prints, 40; .h-pound prints 4Oh; 92 score.
tuns; 3e; i:Dound prints. 3sM H-pound
prints, 81; 81 score, tubs, 36A; l-pound
prints ,35N: -povnd prints, 3SN; 30
N-pound prints, 80; 90 score. tubs, 37H;;
1-pound prints. 36h; M-pound prints 81;
80 score, tubs, 36N;. 1.nound prints. 36A;
.LIvE6TOcK-calves, IA; spring lambs,
From Agricultural Marketing Admin.
istration. Prices paid net fob. wash
Eods-1.rkst stronger. Prices paid
for Federal-stete graded ..esgs received
from gradins stations tApra Id: Whites,
9. 9 extras, medium. 27.2sH; mostly 25;
.. 8. standards medium. 2f; D. 8. trades.
mostly ss srssH; ss :1r:: :1sr.: n.ss .S.n ssss 81
2Sh; y. 8. standards large. 27-20; mostly
30; .. g. standards, medium 36-26H;
mostly 2oh: q. .. trades. IS: Nearby un.
26-27: mixed coiors. 1870. Receipts.
LIVE POuLTRY-Market steady. Fowl
colored, pounds and up. 2z-23; Leehorn
hens. az pounds and up, 16.16; No. %.
1913 Roostefs, 14.16. chiekenA vir.
ginia Rocks. brokers and fryers. al sises.
20: No. %. 1918. Delaware and MARY
land. Rocks and crosse4 broilers and
fryers all sisss. 20; No. q. 1918; Reds,
10. Turkeys. old tomA IL: old hens,
20.2l: ouineas youns, al sfseA 70;
Evening star., 1942-04-14
Eight Are Reflected
10 Glenn |. Martin
Directorate
John Castles Resigns
From Bourd to Enter
Army Air Corps
,, the Associated Press.

- us ASSOCIATED Press-
BALTIMORE. April l4.-Eight
members CT the Board Of Directors
were reelected and the resignation
of q ninth announced today at the
annual meeting OF stockholders of
the Glenn L. Martin Co., manufac-
turers of military planes.
Reelected TO the board were
President Glenn L. Martin, Joseph
7. Hartson, Harry =. Vollmer, How
ard Bruce. william K. Ebel. John
w. Haines, Myron q. Shook and
Thomas H. Jones.
1t was announced that John w.
Castles Of New York was resigning.
He plans to 60 into the Army Air
Corps.
The annual report Of the presi-
dent for the year l94l was read
and accepted. 1t showed the Mar
tin company and its subsidiaries
had net sales of $67 237 ,6Se.Tl and
. net profit Of $5,773, ,148.53 equiva-
lent to earnings of $5.24 . share.
This compared with net sales of
80 ,66S, ,337.l and q net profit Of
$5.424. 49, so. equivalent to earnings
Of $404 per share in 1910.
Evening star., 1942-04-14
|OI Production
| Shows Increase
| During Week
BY the Associated Press.

~ sAA- <AoouSAAecu EIGcss
TULSA, Okla, April IA. Daily
crude oil production in the United
States increased 100,615 barrels to
3,540.465 for the week ending April
IL, the Oil and Gas Journal said to-
day.
Texas production was up $500 to
1,O0,6 $50; California, 81 600 to 629,-
$50; Louisiana, 10000 to 336,980:
Michigan, $3.50 to $3.50: Eastern
fields, 4,625 to l20.775. and Okla
homa, $500 to 393, 400.
Kansas production was down 10,-
900 to 236,100; Illinois, 1885 to
298, ,825; the Rocky Mountain States
1880 to 114,430, and East Texas, SOC
to 12S, TOO.