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Washington Journal., 1943-02-12

GiteIteit uno @eineio itnb
bdufig bena66art.
Ger tiefite @runo Der Qr3uei 1T
Oie 2iebe. - Baracelius.
Iidt ieoer, ser gerie modt, lit
0esbalb ibon Elm Gidter.
Gin idIedter 5liden inn &IeiO
lit immerbin better aIs elm bIautes
Cod.
Ser Rluge iiidt 3u i%iber5eugen,
Ser ShIoue gu ii6erreOen, Der Rid.
iidtsloie 81 iiberIhreien.
Ole eroBte electromagnetic
Oes Meni6eu Iiegt in ieinem 9e-
ben. 8. Stebr.
@ebe nidt nit oeinem inneren
grleben bauIieren.
Sermann Defer.
@enn NSeiBig 6rauen iiber Die
gr0Bte S10nbeit BON ibnen abitim.
men, miro sic 8abl oreiBig SdSn-
beiten feititeaen.
Ole Yroblerei nit Dem @bnen.
itomm miro oa6urh ntht %ertrdgli.
der, oaB man BON alten @rbfeblern
gu ipreden Oorgibt.
@er Oa fGbrt mad groBem 3iel,
9ern' am Steuer rubtg iisen,
ltnbefiimmert, tpenn am &iel
Bob ltn0 Sa6el bod aufiprisen.
@eibel.
Muf Satpai befin6en ii6 beute
nlir nod 6 8ro5ent roiiereine Gin.
seborene. Ser &elt Ser gepolte'
rurg lit elm Sammeli urium aler
moglihen &olien.
% + gutter Wleinung fOmmt berein,
Ser ioa mir lieb unO Diafommeil
fem;
Wer aber anoers fommt bertrr,
Den bob' id lieber Dor Der Siir.
8 d oen Srrtpee fiibrt Iein gutes
@liiG
Manfen olf Die nnbre 8abn 5uriid;
Oo1 oen Srrpee Drum oum Giibrer
mGblen,
SeiBt crit re6t, Ben re6ten Bes
berfeblen.
anaItaiius Grim.
Washington Journal., 1943-02-12
@arf smaims Sui

Mearf 9tpain mar zines Cages
ser 4nii9t, bob Die Mild, Die er
bonn Mil9mann befam, biel 81 telt-
er iei. gr faufte oesbalb nit einem
Sreuno gemeinlam cine Stub. Gin
MilGbauer iibernabm bic 8erpflid-
tung, tdgli9 Die Mil9 ob5uliefern.
Seosn Gag betam Marf 9main Ell.
men elmer bon Mild; fein Sreuno
aber befam am SdluB Der ISOLDE
INNER bic &ednung fir Die Silt.
terung Ser Stub 5ugeiteat. SdlieB-
li1 ging oieier gu Gmain uno frag.
te, mas oas 81 beoeuten babe.
n9as peroe i6 Sir gleid erflG-
rem, lieber Greun6," iagte Marf
Gpain. n8ir baben oie Sub ge.
meinidaftlid getauft, uno 5ipar ie.
Ser our Salfte. Stimmt 6as?"
uStimmtl"
vgfa, aliol Ser boroere GeiI lit
fir oid beitimmt, Ser bintere Cell
bon ser Sub gebort mirl Oh muBt
alio be5ablen, mas oeine $Glfte
friBt ~ oa fam id sir eben nidt
belfenl"
Ser Sreuno loite oaraufbin aber
Die @emeniidaft auf.
Washington Journal., 1943-02-12
Wom her GntitebMnS
beg BterbraMemS

gs Iino nidt Die germanii9en
Norfabren ettpa ser 1eutigen wailn'
f)ener bierfreuoigen @aDern getpe'
fen, bic oas Bierbrauen erfinoert
boben. 9ie RunIt oes 8ierbranens
uno Die 8elteuerung oes 8iergenri'
les reidt Biz in oas brittle Sobrtau'
Ieno Dor gbriIti @ebutf 5uriid.
@innanofreie 9ofumente betuet'
len nGmIid, oaB Die gierbereitung
aus 8%erealien Bel allen 8olfern 10
aft lit mie oie Gultrlr oes @etreioes.
gs miro belite 5iemlid ollgemeir
ongenommen, oaB Die @etreioetul-
tur an einem Srte Der gr0e aufges
nommen uno BON oa an Die eindel.
men 9olter peitergegeben ipnroe.
ltn0 5tpar ioa Babblonien, bedtp.
sic gupbratlGnoer, oie Seimnt Der
@etreioefultilr fem. 9te 8irtihaftS'
terte, Die oos dltelte aultnrleben
oes 2anoes mioeripiegeln, ent6altett
fat ausidlieBli6 4nga6en iiber @e'
treble un0 @etreioeproonfte, gn1s
mer, @erlte, Mebl, 8rot uno Bier.
Man f0nnte bic MISUNDERSTANDING
Der altbabplonii1en 8raumeiiter Die
i~lteIten .8ierre5epte" Der Wenif'
belt nennen.
9ammurabo, elmer Der be0euteno'
stpn n1pr Mathematician @0nide (llm
$3.50 b. gbr.) gab oas erite @eieB-
bud beraiis, tpel6es cine &egelrng
oes Biermadens uno Der Shanf.
it1tten entbGlt. 9os Bier biloete
einen tdgli1en Cell oes 2obnes oes
grbeiters uno oes @ngeItelten. 9ie
Sranfopfer an Die @otter wuroen
in Bier oargebradt; es ipielte a6er
aud in Der Meoi8in cine groBe
Hoae. Gum 8eiipiel: uSiiBbol5tDur.
5el, gegen Sltiten, 5eritoBen uno in
Bier oreimal orinfen." Bon ben
8abDloniern iibernabmer Die 4egpp-
ter Die Genntnis Der 8ierbereitung.
Die @egppter trrgen oie neu ertuor.
6ene 6ertigfeit in ale 8elt, I'M
Often Biz nod China, in meitliher
&idtung Bis 3u ben &eIten. 4uf
oieiem @ege erit erbielten Die Ger.
manen &enntnis ben Dem He5ept Der
gierbereitung. l1n6 bon ben @erma.
men iibernabmen es Die &omer.
SIN Mittelalter lag sic 9flege oes
9raupeiens BEL oen &loitern, Die
iid Inn Die peitere gntpiflung Der
8rautunit groBe 8eroienite ertuar.
ben. ginen intereiianten @inblid in
oen 8raubetrieb Ser oamaligen 3eit
bermitteln uns Nadfabren Die ST.
ten oes &loiters ct. @alen aus
Dem 8. Sabrbunoert. Bon Ben al6.
tern baben 3unddit oie Staote uno
8iirgeridaften oas PriDileg oes
8rauens iibernommen. +
Dor Sammura6i iAon, mr.
2ente,
@enoB man Bier, uno trinftS
nod bente.
8as lih Sabrtauicnbe erbdlt,
MuB etnns pert lein in Der
@eltl"
Washington Journal., 1943-02-12
@armnt freiien 9ftan5en
Sleii6?

9ie fleiidfreiienoen Hflan5en mer-
ben 8u ibrer ~eigenartisen grndb.
~rungspeiie our1 0abrungsmangel
ee3pungen. Die Sumusiaure oes
Moorbooens, auf Dem falt aIe In
feftenfreiienoen 8flanaen Ieben, ber-
binoert oas aiisreidenoe 9orfom-
men FOLDER 8ooenbnfterien, Die Die
organiiden Ndbritoffe in cine fir
Die Pflan5en beroauli9e 5orm tnt-
tpanoeln. 9esbalb baben li9 oieie
Yflanaen auf anoere Soft eingeiteat.
@ebnli9 mie i'm Eiarmagen, fin0et
BEL oen fleii6freiienoen Yflan5en
cine reeelre9te gerOauung Der &c.
fangenen Snieften itatt, nobel aud
Sleiid1tiid6en, 81, aGie uno 6bn.
li9e Stoffe Deroaut luer0en f0nnen.
Muf gutem N~dbrbooen angepflan3t,
fonuen Die fleii6freiienoen Hflanaen
aber obne fleii9lide Nnbrung aus.
fommen. 9ie in 9eutIhIan0 Dor.
~fommenoen Mrten ~ Sonnentau,
Gettfraut uno anoere - iteben unter
Haturidub.
Washington Journal., 1943-02-12
Mmiere e6balbe
Bon syruns Studs.

~
ser Milhmann an einem regneri-
Idpn SpGtiommertoge cine u%erlai.
Iene, iunge &auhidwalbe, sic er in
Ieinem &ublton berpailt gefunoen.
@ir 3oeen oas 5utraulihe Sierdlen
nit SIiegen, SemmeI in Wfild),
MebIpiirmern unO oergleiden groB.
geoH etpa pier5ebn Sogen mar Die
tleine S6wolbe nit Ser roitroten
Reble, Dem ountlen S6ergefieoer
un0 Ser roiigen l1nterieite elm
prodtpoues @eid0pf getporOen oos
baIo I~elbIt6n0ig 6liegen iagte uno,
Inn Suffer bettelnO, germ auf Die
bineebaltene Sano flog. 9eioer mar
nun sic 3ue3eit perpaBt, Ole onoe-
rem Sdpalben lfon fort nad Dem
Siioen, unO oie @itterung orauBen
mar falt uno regnerii6. 90 blieb
lns nihts anoeres iibrig, als Den
8eriud at MAIDEN, oas liebe Sier-
den BEL unS gu iiberpintern. 3uerIt
muBte es lernen, aus einem Napt
8u freIien, mas onfongs Iebr lftper
belt, Ga sic S6nalben ibre Nab'
rung ia fIieaenO erbaiden. aber
audi OieIe Irt Ser Srtteraufnabme
lernte oas fttge SdmdIbden re6t
boIo. Cine %beionOere 2ederei fir
unIeren Yflegling mar Die Sait, Die
Iid alif gefodter Mil6 bil0et.
Oie Shnalbe puroe immer alt-
trouli1er uno 5abmer uno lab am
liebiten olif unieren SGn0en o0er
Shultern. @enn Tie 0urit bate,
3upfte Iie uns an SbrIdppden, mir
orebten oarouf in ser &iide Sen
@alierbobn ouf, uno frobli6 opit-
i6erno flog iie 0urd ben Strabl.
Gu6 bo0ete lte germ in einem Seller.
0as @efieOer ipuroe imn1er idoner,
Ser &iiden idiaerte ltablblau, unO
ser S1man5 erbielt ole langen
SpieBe, es mar alio elm MGnn6en.
@egen @eibno6t 6egann unier 2ieb.
ling 5u lingen, oos beibt, er 5pit.
iferte nod Sdmalbenart. S1ufig
befomen mir 8eiu6, ser meuiger
uns oIs Der fleinen Shmolbe galt.
&iibren0 mar ser leltene @nblid,
als lie ouf ser Spite unieres
GbriItbaumes bergniigt ibr Ylauoer-
lieofen lang. &1lte ldeute lie iebr;
Iant Die Semperatltr i'm 3immer
einmal unter fiinf5ebn @rao g.,
IaB iie nit geitrdubtem @efieoer
oa uto ma6te einen franfen Gin
orud.
80 fam Ser Griiblins, uno mir
molten unierem 2iebling eigentlib
sic 6reibeit geben, ober es fiel uns
5u I6ner. 8ie bebielten i'm Den
CONNER iiber, mo er li6 ourf
@eefangen Der Sliegen beroient
ma6te.
als es nun mieoer SCRIPT purOe
un0 oie S1malben it1 orauBen
Iammelter, Inn Die Siioreiie ail3u-
treten, ga muroe aud unier fleiner
@oIt zines Cages unrubig, uno ais
gar S6malben ouf ben Eelegra-
pbenorGbten Dor unieren Senitern
3pitiderten, moute nniere Nald].
I6malbe unbeoingt binars. Der &uf
Ser Natur mar itGrter als fire Sic
be gu uns. 0a iie p0lig flugf0big
uno geiuno mar, lieBen mir iie
idmeren Screens gu ibren @enoi-
len. Mit frobliden Hufen fano Die
8egriiBung itatt, uno pl0bIid err
boben iid ale, iontt unierem 2ieb-
ling, in Die 2iifte uno peri9man.
Sen. @ir baben unieren fleinen lie.
ben @ait ME tpieoergeieben, a6er
oftnols, penn mir orauBen in ben
@drten ooer i'm @aloe Die fleinen
Sanger erbliden, oenfen mir iebn'
iidtig an uniere &au6idwalbe
5uriid.
Washington Journal., 1943-02-12
@asner nnO Der Orben

Midaro @agner bdt1e einmal Ell.
men Sroen befom1nen. gr trug i'm
niemals, bano i'm aber oafiir ieinem
Suno an Ben Sdman5 nit Der ge.
merfune: n0as lit etuas fir area-
turen, sic auf Dem Baud frieden
uno SGn0e leden f0nnen. Mein
Suno fam oas enti6ieoen better
ais iA!-
Washington Journal., 1943-02-12

SduIet ainoer our6 srnoerl
9enn mo fam oas &ino feline Serr.
iderfrdfte, ieinen @ioeritan0, iein
gergeben, iein @eben, feline MilOe,
fur5 ie0e 8liite nno @llr5el Der @e.
ieli6aft anoers 8eigen uno 5eitigen
als i'm Sreiitaate inter ieinesglei.
den.
Sean 9aul.
Washington Journal., 1943-02-12

Citizens Of German blood IN TINS
war, as in every other wal in which
the United States have had a part,
certainly should not let themselves be
out-done by other groups. We are
all American citizens and we stand
as one in the defense of our nation.
Washington Journal., 1943-02-12
User 1T inter benz gett?"

Ser oeritreute Serr tommt ipat
mad Sauie uno sebt in iein S9laf'
5immer, obne 2i6t gu MAIDEN.
Blosli9 itebt er ita nno ruff:
.@er lit unter Dem 8ett?"
ngafemanol" antportete cine tiefe
Mdnneritimme.
u&omii9," murinelte Der Sails-
berr, runo id batte i6poren TON.
men, oaB id etpas geb0rt babel"
SO e r rings nod @mnit nur iGietet,
Nad SuIo gefiisiS itrebt,
Na1 Cob nur Iiiitern 8ielet,
Sour fiir Sen 8eifGa lebt,
@er itets geienfteh lSauptes,
@as an0're meinen, meint,
Ser Acknowledgement, glaubt eA.
SIT feines Meniden Srenno.
Washington Journal., 1943-02-12

Unsere Regierung hat die Weir
macht unseres Landes yum Schutze
ihrer Rechte und Freiheiten aufge-
boten. ALE Amerikaner ohne Inter
schied der Geburt und Herkunft,
darunter die Landesbirger deutschen
Blutes, stehen in diesem Kriege elm
mitig hinter ihrer Regierung. Anne
rika list unser Land, das Land unse-
rer Kinder, das zu schitzen jetzt
unsere h0chste Aufgabe ist.
Washington Journal., 1943-02-12
We Are All Americans

We hold all wars TO be
deplorable. Once a nation
is drawn into war, however,
unless an honorable peace
may be secured betimes, it
would be disastrous to be
beaten in that war. There
fore we hold it the duty Of
all loyal American citizens
to do all in their power to
help our country, the United
States of America, to win
its present war.
Washington Journal., 1943-02-12

gs beitebt fein @runo, anouneb.
men, oaB elm boberer @lutorud auf
poraeitioes Iltern Oeute.
Washington Journal., 1943-02-12
Wir sind allie Amerikaner

Wir betrachten ale Krie-
ge ais bedauerlich. Aber,
wenn elm Volk NIT Krieg
uberzogen wird und bis es
einen ehrenhaften Frieden
erringen mag, ware es YER
heerend, zu unterliegen. Da-
her halten wir es fur die
Pficht aller treuen ameri-
kanischen Burger, allies in
ihrer Macht zu tun, unserem
Lande, den Vereinigten
Staten Won
1,u C;ooo On vnrhalfan
Washington Journal., 1943-02-12
Sn Der 5duIe. 2ebrel

Sn Der sduIe. 9ebrer:
n9urt, uenn oein Batter iebt ieben
miiroe, mie gu bid in Ser Sdule be-
nimmit, miirOe er sraue Saqre be.
fommenl"
r9a wiiroe er iid ober freuen,
9err Qebrer!"
Sci ni6t 10 borlautI @arum
iuiiroe er iid 6enn freuen?"
u8eil er cine Slate bat, Serr
2ebrerI"
Washington Journal., 1943-02-12

Son blaltem 2idt miro cine be.
rubigenoe @irfuns alif erreste Ser.
loren ~aus9eii6t, m1breno rotes 2idt
Die NerbOiitat nod mebr itsigert.
Washington Journal., 1943-02-12

-8enn sic Sbr Sous, Mo6eI
ODER MutomobiI periidern nonen,
telepbonieren sic bite an Germ s.
o. @infIer, NationaI 7789.
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1943-12-03

M. Andrews stys that while Ais skn
hcs much greater recOnrces and that
the cliyn. tic conditions are nearly !.
equal tt : the three scandinavian
countries have ten millio on DOpulat-
on in corporis on to Alesko's less
than on hundred thouscn6. He think
that Ale8 las REQUIRES in fish, and
lunbe e7-caeds by 9 large amount.
The comb ned cerea of. Norway Swed-
On mo I'nlcnd is AL. 900 50 miles
in comp risor to Alaska IS $50. 900.
Wore tn. y half Of all Of the. people
are supper ted by ogri cultural ectiv-
ties, ans the writer notes that the
ares ed' rted to farming is larger
in Alaska than over there.
Alaska lso excells in the number
and amount Of minerals, ond with tn
possiob1 except on Of iron, has
much NOR than the combined country
He predicted thet AIS ska WOULD have
q populcti on Of $50. 900 by 1920 end
that tt would have c hnlf-mi llion
people by 1880. The first WorloWor
moy hov9 been the cause Of the
failuro Of this prcdicti on to mate
ilfze: The writer notes that the
Copper River fnd Susitnn Valleys
ar IS VOL located .os the main
farming districts over thore.
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1943-12-03

IF Alaska IS ogri cultrsl possibtlit
les ora only utiliz &C ,"says the erti :
Gle in SUNNI ry" to the ext ent of fur
nishing It's miners with fresh vegoto-
les enc small fruits It Will give
homes to thousands Of farmers.
Small farms we'll cultivated will be
the rule. The fishori IS will afford
cmpl oynentto thousands more, Will
the coal !, copper, marble end sclmon..
will afford oddi oncl employment"
Along the shores Of the Inlets ond
ISLANDS Of Southern ond SOUTHEAST
Alaska is room for edditional thous-
ends Of small farms. There is timber
for hui lding end furl. There Is ve1.
is on and trout in the streams. The
Bays oro peoplod With cod, herring
founders, holibut black bass, SAL
mon, shrimps and crimps There are
'berties on the hill-sid3s and in the
Valleys in. unlimi t cd quantities.
The time is not far distant hen
fine stroWberri es, IS fine IS ere 81
grown in the Puget Sound in June wi
be shipped to Seattle. in Angus from
South Eos torn Alaska.
Mr.. Andrews Was born thirty years toe
soon,N NC believe, end the next thirty
years Will prove Wheather the above
ste tomont Will provo true.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-03-01
' ". 7. STOCKS

NEW YORK. March 1-UPl lnercas
ed German resistance on the Russian
front today unsettled the stock market.
Prices turned irregularly lower in broad.
active trading.
Activity continued TO center on low
priced issues with New York City TraC-
iion lines leading in volume Brooklyn
Manhattan Transit had sales Of mhorC
Than 100. 600 shares and easily led in
turnover. II made a new high at ] T. up
Queens Transit. made a new high at
. cents a share up 1Saa cents
These fractions appeared in long strings
an din huge blocks. Their activity came
simultaneously with the announcement Of
the resignation from companies of Cha p
man Gerhard Dahl.
ChrySer provided the weak feature.
Tho stock touched III off 81 points
at the low Mcagcr support later
brought il up slightly from the worst
of the day.
Railroad shares were depressed. but an
inactive issue, Albany & SuSQuehanna.
appeared on the tape at new high Of
aS up 6 points Union Pacific was a firm
spot in the carrier list.
Dow Jones preliminary closing stock
averages: industrial l29. Al off n67; rail
81. ~ off 0.34. utility 1735 off 0,13. and
65stocks 43. ~ off 0.30.
Stock sales were 2.000,S90 shares. the
moSt for any session since $50. 600 were
traded December 3O,19il. and compared
with LAS. $40 Friday Curb stock sales
were31S, 730 shares against 3o9610 Fri
day.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-03-01
UCLA HAS SLIM
CHANCE FOR TIE
IN TITLEEVENT

SAN FRANCISCO, March l.
CUP)-University of California at
Los Angeles clung today to slen-
der chance of getting a tie with
University of Southern California
in the Pacific Coast Conference,
southern division title race.
In order to break even with the
Trojans, UCLA will have to bed
them twice. In II years, no UCLA
team has been able to beat use
once, even, SO if the present Bruin
team does trim the Trojans, just
once, it will be as gratifying tap
UCLA as a share of the title.
UCLA lost to Stanford Friday
night and came back Saturday night
to win over California, AZ to 49,
in last moments rally.
College of Pacific took two games
from Chico State over the week
end. 81 to 48, and AZ to 81.
Whittier college, scoring one
point every quarter of a minute
during the last 10 minutes, romped
over La Verne college, 95 to 43,
breaking the school record for scor-
ing.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-03-01
BY JACK CUDDY

NEW YORK. March l-CUPD -
Harry Wills, the Harlem landlord
will be concerned little with food
rationing this month. The rings
former Black Panther" and "Sene-
gambian Menace" began his annual
30-day fast today.
Big Harry-alWay modest except
when comparing his past proWess
with that of Jack Dempsey-em
phasizes that he is not trying To
take the spotlight away from Ma
hatma Gandhi, who is doing a bit
of fasting over in Poona, India
FOR HEALTH
Il do this every year for my
health" Wills explained, leaning
against the entrance to an apart
ment house at St Nicholas place,
upper Harlem. No one could chase
Harry away from the entrance -
tell him to "scram"-because he
owns the building. He owns
another one too.
For 30 days the former heavy
weight contender will exist only on
Adams Ale" g beverage more
commonly known as water. During
the abstention, Wills will lose from
30 to As pounds. However he
doesn't go through the ordeal to
reduce. He does it TO burn the
impurities out of his system. De-
spite his affluence and his fond
ness for fried chicken and pork
chops, Harry never permitted him
self to get fat. He tipped the
scales this morning at 245 pounds,
which is not excess weight for
chap standing six feet two-a chap
who tapers down from huge should
ers. At his fighting peak, Harry
registered about 220 pounds.
BEGAN IN 1911
This will be Harry's 33rd annual
fast. He began fasting-not strict
IL from huneer-in his first year
as professional fighter, back in
IN. ,os..s.....A 20 l....,.1a, ..se
Imperial Valley press., 1943-03-01
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO. March 1-UPt-Grain fu-
tureS closed firm cn the Board of Trade
today after moving within a fairly mar
row range in quiet trade. Traders adopt
ed a waiting attitude on Washington
legislation.
Wheat finished the day up l 10 H.
cents bushel; corn unchanged at OPA
ceiling levels: oats unchanged to up q,
rye up 4 to -
Wheat prices advanced fractionally
and firm undertone prevailed under
mill buying. apparently on resting orders.
Commission houses bought deferred con
tracts. Hedge selling did not become as
liberal as many traders anticipated.
The sale Of September wheat was
believed to be against purchase at
Minneapolis
Round lot trade in corn futures re-
mained at standstie with no offerings
available at ceiling price.
Mixed trade in the oats pit held prices
10 within a narrow range OF the previous
levels. Commission houses and local
longs sold. and demand came back from
resting orders.
Rye trade Quilted and while no pres
ure existed buyers showed dis-interest.
The market retained a steady tone under
the influence of wheat.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-03-01
Defeat
Border


El Centro's town tennis team
evened the series of matches with
the MexicaH net squad Sunday
morning by defeating the visiting
tennis courtmen. eight matches to
three.
Clarence sunny" Anderson, No.
One man for FL Centre, made it
two in a row over R. Kunne. de-
feating him, Cd 6-l. Bay Barnes
won from E Romero, 6-2, 81, in
the second singles. while Russell
Yeager. Ell CentroS No. 3 man,
won two matches. He defeated j.
Alvarado 6-4, 6-4, and topped r.
Rubio. 6-4. CO.
In the first doubles Anderson
and Barnes trimmed Romero and
Kunne. 6-2, Ga.
RESULTS
Singles; Anderson tE.Ca defeat
ed Qunne. Ga, 6-l; Barnes (E.CD
defeated Romero, 6-2, 81: Yeager
CE.CD defeated Alvarado, GA, ga
Yeager (E.Cl defeated Rubio, GA,
g.: Galindo (M) defeated Finney,
Ga, Ga; Marshall (E.C9 defeated
C. Romero, AS. 81 6-3; Montiel
M defeated Ashley, 60. Ga;
Whitelaw CE.C.) defeated Gonzales,
6-8, Ga. 6-l.
Doubles: Barnes Anderson. E.C0
defeated Kunne-Romero, 6-2, Ga;
Yeager-W -Whitelaw CE.CD defeated
Kunne
Alvarado-C. Momero, 6-3. Galindo-
Montiel MJ defeated Finney-Ash-
ley. 1913, 3-6, 7-5.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-03-01

string of successive victories and
no defeats, and the INLAND Ma
rines, with only one loss, will be
the contestants in the main game
of triple header e.. A
Other games will see the Spartan
Juniors, FL Centro High reserves,
tangle with the Calexico High var
sity and the Spartans mix with the
Navy squad from the Ell Centro
air training station.
STATE OF CHANGE
The inland team is again in a
state of change, occasioned by the
moving out of many of the men
to other parts of the globe. For
that reason the FlierS, also from
the air training station, may be
able to keep their record intact
and end the season with a clean
slate.
Should the Filters lose, the loop
will, in all probability end in a
three-Way tie, with the Filters, Nj
land Marines and the Ell Centro
Junior college Arabs sharing the
title.
LOSE ONCE
The land Marines lost once to
Imperial Valley press., 1943-03-01
L. A. PRODUCE

Los ANGELES. March ! tUPf
punched vegetables. dull. BcctS 2D-3 do2
SOL. -. Carrots 3 doz SOL -. iced
oriS dob Imperial 3.50-373: green
onion local doz 55O-6OO lcckS = do2
. 275-300. mustard 4 doz / .25-1 50: par
sley doz 1.75-2OO. radSheS small
red doz 1.5o-1 50: spinach doz l. ~
80; turnips 2i4-3 doz 1.o0-l p.
Cabbage: weaker. local cannonball crtS
. $3.50: jbos < ordnary75-1 p: I'm
perial 2.25-2.50. red 50o-5.50. Savoy
local col. -.
Lettuce Stronger. dry pack Imperial
crtS doz 3.50-3.7 -: IS 2.50-3.25. Yuma
Is 3.25-3 50; local loose 75-10O.
Peas steady. Pole local 16-17c, bush
Imperial 14C, Arroyo Grande 15c. local
12-13C. san Diego 13-15c. No. 2s Sc
Squash: steady; white summer Imperial
crts 5.o0-55O Italian san Diego lugS
i5O-5. 90, No. 2S 2.0O-3.o0: Imperial crts
4.5O-5.O0. No. 2s 2eO-3O0. yellow crook
neck Imperial crts 5.00-5.50. Hubbard
local 4isc.
Tomatoes: steady. INLAND crtS Stops
500, lbs 4.5O-5 90: los 400: Dos ,. %
$50; loose crts & lugS 1.5o-2.5O.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-03-01

the Jaysee team and the Arabs, in
turn, lost to the F'liers.
Two of the five tall men that
had bolstered the INLAND team
have gone, leaving only three. But
they are all well over six feet.
Siegert, the sIx-Ioou, live-inch CEN
ter, is still here.
The Ell Centre Marines have
constantly m OF h cred out the
wrinkles from their passing and
shooting and now have as good a
team as had scampered around on
valley courts in years.
The first game, which is the
Spartan Junior -Calexico set-to, is
scheduled for 7 pm. The Spar
tans and the Navy will take the
floor Immediately, after, while the
two Marine squads will appear in
the evening S finale.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-03-01
WiIIkie Defends
Right Criticize

ST. LOUIS, March up =
The right Of citizens to criticize
the war effort, regardless of how
divergent their views are from the
majority opinion. was defended last
night by Wendell Willkie. 1912 Re-
publican presidential candidate.
He charged in a radio address
opening st. Louis s2,0O00O0 Red
Cross drive, that those who would
silence or smear any patriotic citi-
Zen--no matter how diverse his
views may be from those of the ma
jCrity-haye little understanding of
the very essence Of the liberty for
which we fight
Imperial Valley press., 1943-03-01
L. A. POULTRY
l.. A. SOCKS

Los ANGELES. March ! UP,
Trading WAS brisk and heavy on the 10,
Angeles Stock Exchange today with A
volume OF 200 shares reported. Six -
sues were up. ten we're down and ter
remained unchanged
The list: Blue Diamond 100 at 30 un-
changed: L. a. Investment 100 at 1Oi.
unchanged: Roberts Markets 100 at 81.
up y. Transamcrica 100 At Sli down j. =.
So. Cal. Edison common 100 at -. up
i: Southern Pacific 100 at 49, up j..
Hancock Oil 100 al IS down
Lincoln Petroleum 300 al IS unchanged
Oceanic Ill 100 at 80 unchanged. Republic
100 at 240 down G5; Union OIL 100 ~
177s unchanged. Aircraft Accessories 2nD
at $50 unchanged; Consolidated S'.-cr
common 100 AT g. down = HudC 4
Motors 100 at down = Loclheed gai
Al 2O"- down =: MoHaSco Mfg 500 at
30 unchanged; Yosemite pfd 100 at , %
down -