davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1943-08-15
Sugar il allotted for
n-and August fruits
promise rich flavor
~ &Me' &<y

n UCUsr is the month for jelly
~ making! The close, pressing
heat brings out the fragrance
of fruit. Purple grapes, red and blue
plums, the first bright apples color
the marketplaoe. Look to your sugar
stamps. Five pounds per person can
be made into jellies and jams.
There is no way of stretching
sugar in jelly making. The very con-
sistency. texture and translucence
of good jelly depend on the proper
proportion of sugar to the pectin
and acid of the fruit juice. II less
sugar is used than the recipe calls
for, the yield of jelly is lessened.
Commercial pectin is juice stretch
Evening star., 1943-08-15

er and will be important this
year when fruit crops will be
short and fruit prices high.
But pectin is not a sugar
stretcher.
But there is no need, this
wear. to try to stretch the
Evening star., 1943-08-15

seal with paraffin. Half of this recipe
can be made successfully, but do not
double it.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-23
". Y. STOCKS

NEW YORK. Dec. p (UP1 Stocks moved
irregularly in moderate trading today
A break in liquor issues where whiskey
dividends" are involved was a feature
for n time These came back from the
lowed a ruling by the New York state
be brought into the state by a licensed
dealer. The recovery came when il was
understood a leading whiskey wholesaler
had offered 10 handle purchases Of whiS-
key from American Distilling Company by
stockholders.
American Distlling touched 112 off 104
points from the previous lows before
rally set in. Park clifford at its low Of
63is was off 3ia points.
Gains of one TO more than two points
were noted in number of special stocks.
Phoenix Hosiery, Rensselaer, and Saratoga,
Hercules Motors, and Florence Stove pre-
fcrrcd made new highs HcculcS Powder
preferred made a nv low.
Steel issues balance off small gains and
losses while coppcrs were firm Standard
Gas preferred issues Fad losses ranging 10
more than two points, while utility COM
mon stocks we're narrowly irregular.
Chemicals continued To rise. Tire issues
were easier.
The preliminary closing Dow-Jones av-
crages: Industrial 1867, off 0.0S; rail
3327, up 0.2d utility 2i.94 up 0.01, and
65 stocks AZ 04. up o.o7.
Sales amounted 10 $50, $50 shares COM
pared with 563, $50 yesterday. Curb turn
over was 147.5T1 shares compared with
152, 800 on Wednesday.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-23
YeayIings Bolt,
Z Horses Killed

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. %. CUP)-
Bolting of yearlings during an eXer-
else period was blamed today Tor
two accidents at the Fairgrounds
track in which two horses were
killed and three jockeys injured.
The Jockeys, Charles Fields, A,
Smelling and F.. Early were report
ed recovering.
The first accident occurred when
Black Brat, yearling, suddenly
bolted and reversed, crashing into
Ellen's Chance and injuring her
fatally Black Brat. escaped in
jury.
About Is minutes later when the
track had been cleared, White Bait
and Unbuttoned, a pair of four
year olds were running together
and collided with two yearlingS
which darted from a group of
horses. In the pileup, White Bait
was killed and Unbuttoned, a con-
sistent money winner, suffered Sc
we're injuries.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-23
Sharkey Gomez, Entertain Army

ison Square Garden II years ago
is a member Of the first USO sports
group to tour the U. S. army camps
overseas.
After refereeing a soldier boxing
tournament at Algiers, he will pre-
sent his gloves to the winner.
Then Sharkey, Freddy Corcoran,
manager Of the Professional Golfers
association, and former Yankee
pitcher Lefty Gomez, now recover
ing from a throat infection will go
to italy for a tour Of front-line
camps, hospitals and airfields.
At each stop their program will
be about the same. After sort OF
impromptu sports quiz, two films
win be shown. Then the meetings
will break down into general ses-
sions with the soldiers asking ques-
tions.
Some soldier is certain TO ask
about Joe Louis, and Jack is sure
to say Louis is a credit to the game
and then predict quickly that the
next champ will come from the
u. 8. army.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-23
s Sparts
Honored

Two Ell Centro football players
were named to the All Southern
California High School Football
Team by the football board of the
Helms Athletic Foundation.
Named to the second team was
Leslie Horton, five feet, ten inches,
160 pounds backfield man. He is a
senior and was listed on the team
roster as being an excellent ball
carrier
Archie Dessert, mainStay in the El
Centre line this year, was elected
to the third team. He was listed as
six feet, two inches, and ITS pounds.
He is also a senior and was rated
fine defensive player and line
backer.
These men will join others named
to the three honor teams at Silver
woods Athletic Hall of Fame on
Saturday morning, January 8, at
1890 a. m at an annual program.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-23
ROOSEVELT WOULD DRAFT
NEW PARTY SLOGAN

WASHINGTON, Dec. %. (UP) -
President Roosevelt feels that the
term new deal"-which has iden-
titled his administration since he
becaume the chief executive in 1888
is now outmoded and should be
discarded in favor of some new
slogan more reflective of the war
effort. the White House said today.
Questioned about reports that
Mr.. Roosevelt wanted to abandon
the term new deal" White House
secretary Stephen T. Early said this
was so.
The phrase was born back in
the days of 1892 emergency and it
was the slogan through the cam
paign, Early said. This is now
1913"
Asked recently what he preferred
in place of new deal, Mr.. Roose-
yclt suggested win the war"
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-23

With a winter deer season for
the first time since the turn of
the century, State Game Warden
Frank Burns, Brawley, reports the
kill has been light. A total of 94S
deer were reported taken up to
Wednesday and Los Angeles coun-
ty has accounted for 229 deer, Mon
terey 1863. and the third highest
county kill is San Diego with SO.
The season closes December 81.
Most of the kill are in poor con-
dition or only in fair condition due
to the deer just getting over the
rutting season." Burns said. The
light kill is likely due to the pre-
vailing bad weather in spite of the
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-23
JugO's Patriots
Reach Stage of
Military Power
BY LOUIS +. KEEMLE
prcss War Analyst

United Press War Analyst
The long struggle of the Jugo-
slav patriot army has developed
from more or less scattered guerilla
warfare into what amounts to an
other military front against the
Germans.
1t is likely to develop much FUR
ther, now that the Allies are send
ing substantial material aid TO
Marshal Josip tTito) Brozovich.
It's logical conclusion is likely TO
be the landing of a large Allied
expeditionary force which would
create a major Italian-Balkan front
"A third front" in relation to the
eastern front in Russia and the
western Europe front yet to be Or
fered.
GROWS STEADILY
The full-fledged warfare now IN
progress in Jugoslayia is not a sud-
den development but has been
gradually growing in stature Tor
about a year. Allied participation
at first seemed hesitant, or at least
on minor scale. The inactive
forces of Gen. Draja Mikhailoyltch'
war minister of the EXiled KING
Peters regime, are still recognized
nominally as the duly constituted
army of Jugoslavia.
However, Tito proved his right to
recognition by force of arms, Oil
rected with considerable success
against the common enemy, Ger
many. The argument was un-
ansWerable. A British military mis-
sion was sent and American mill
tary observers appeared on the
scene. Russia likewise sent a mis-
sion. These facts, and the TACT
that substantial aid was being sent
were officially stated in London
and Washington this month. Final
ly came the recent meeting IL
Eevpt of representatives OF Tlto'S
army and members of the Allied
middle eastern command.
SET AT 250,O00
The strength of Tito's army is
placed at 250,000, fully organized as
regular army on orthodox lines
and now Well-equipped, with Alice
aid. In addition it is backed by
the home guard" of Tito's partl-
sans. considerable in number Whlcr
carries on valuable guerilla activity
especially in disrupting the gen.
erous German Balkan communlca-
tionS lines.
According to British sources
Titos activities are tying up nlne
German divisions in JugoSlavla
The third and most determined
German offensive against them
now in progress, is being success
fully blocked.
The Germans do not appear tt
have much prospect of Quelling thi'
dangerous threat with the forces II
hand. The possibilities for the Al
lies are obvious.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-23
Il. 4. PRODUCE

Los ANGELES. Dec. y CUP -FSA1NS1 {:
PUNCHED VEGETABLES; Steady. Per
crt: Beeis Dab doz. .. 25-25O few 10.
fair 200; carrots doz 2.25-2.T5, lalr
200: chard 2ia-3 doz. 1.25; green onions
: doz mostly 6 50. kale ~ doz. 1.25-
$50; leells , doz. rs; mustard doz.
10O-1 y: parsley Is doZ. 2.2S-2 40 Few
275; radshcS small red doZ. 1.5o-2 90;
few 2.25. spinach 4 doz 10000; turnipS
2is-3 doZ. .25-l.65.
CABBAGE: Stcadg; Cannonball per crt. !;
best 2.75-300, fair $50; Jbos, and ordi-
nary 5O-2.25, per cwt. 3.5O-34oi red
cabbage crtS. > 1913. 90.
CUCUMBERS: Firm; Imperial lugS best
4.50-5.50 fair 3.25-3.50, ordinary 2.oO-
$50: San Diego lugs 40O-5.OO, hothousc
flats = dOz. extra select 4.OO-4 D extra
fancy $50. fancy 2.75-SO0; lugS extra
fancy 3 doz. 500.
LETTUCE WEAKER: dry pack Phoenix
Is 3.50-iCO, Imperial Is 3.5O-4.OO, some
fair , 75-3. -: Blythe Is 400, Santa Bar
bara 3oO-3.5O: some ordinary 10 fair
2.OO-2 50. IS ? 275-3.o0: Arroyo Grande IS
=. $3.50; Is 2.0O-2.50, 2l@-3 doz. 10
1.75, ordinary 9Oc-lO0.
PEAS: Steady Per III. Imperial loe.
PEPPERS: Steady. er lPb.: Bells Mexico
Texas 1920. san Diego best 2Oc, ordinary
to fair 10-l5c.
Diego mgs 35O-3. -. fair 800. ordinary
2OO-2 so: Imperial crts. 3.5o-A.Oo far 3
325. mgs 400; Italian san Diego lugs
hest :. 50-2. IS. fair , co.. -, No. 2s %
/ so: poor low as 60c: Imperial cris. 2.5o-
> IS. fair 2OO-2. p, lugs No. 2S Isl 90;
Table Queen IuCs S5c-1. 90; sacked storck
Sc To-: Banant pct 10. mostly 2l- Hub
bard ) 3isc.
TOMATOES: Steady. Lugs San Diego
5x5s and 5N6s 4.OO-5.0O, fair 3.0O-3.5o;
6x6s 40D-45O. fair 3.oo-350; 6Nfs a.Qo-
3 so; poor all sizes 2.G0-250; loose 1.2O-
/ II. Goleta 6N7s 4OO-4 p; 7XSs 3.OO-3.5O;
> LAYER 5x7s and larger 400-4.5O, oNls
:. 75-4. 90: san Luis Obispo 5N5s and 3Nos
B so 6x6s 250-3.OO: Imperial crts. 9-l2
tops 4.O0-4. rs. Is tops 3.50-1.00; lugs oNos
and larger 5.OO-5. 25, 6X7s AIS; stems san
Diego 2-layer 5NnS 4.5o-o,OU; santa pa 5L-
bars 5xTs and larger AIS. 6N7s 4 %;
Ventura 5x6s 3.75-4.o0. 6X6s $50, 6A1s
3.OO-3. .25, 7N7s 2.T5.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-23
Bowl Rehearsal

LOS ANGELES, Dec. %. CUP)-
Coach jeff Cravatth's use Tro-
JAMS scheduled a Rose Bowl rehears-
al today to get the feel of the grid
iron for their New Years game with
the Washington Husgies.
1t was probably the Trojans' only
chance to work out on the Pasadena
field before the Washington squad
takes over Monday.
Jim Hardy reported back from
the hospital at yesterdays first
defensive workout. Cravath drilled
his players in defense plays against
the T formation and Notre Dame
box, which the Huskies are expected
to use.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-23

fact that state game wardens and
old-timers report a larger deer
population than in 30 years"
William H, Moore, director of
natural resources. has asked that
those hunting in inhabited areas,
and this applies particularly to
the territory open in southern Cali
fornia. be especially careful in
their shooting Stray bullets from
indiscriminate firing around a resi-
dence or among domestic animals
or where other hunters are in the
field. is a careless hazard. Too
every hunter should take the pre-
caution to see that no fire can be
laid to the hunters DOORS" Warden
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-23
Lady
Fighters j

Bull fight fans have a treat in
store for them Christmas Day,
Saturday. at MeXicali.
A complete troupe of lady bull
fighters will be in the arena to
entertain the spectators. Two mata-
cloras (swords) and four lady ban
derillas CdartsJ have been scheduled
to appear. Six Spanish bred bulls
are also ON the program.
The matadoras are Lupita Monies,
II, and Teresita Montero, II. The
banderilas are Elisa Gallando, Is,
Esperanna Garcia, II, YOlanda Ira
scierra, 10, and Emetia Torres, 10
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-23
BOLIVIA WILL HOLD
REGULAR ELECTION

LA PAZ, Bolivia, Dec. %. CUP)--
The new Bolivian government an
nounced Thursday that a presi-
dental election will be held as
usual in Bolivia in 1914.
The announcement was inter-
preted in political circles as design
ed to dispel any doubt--especially
among the foreign diplomatic corps
that the RevolutionistS had the
support of the Bolivian people in
overthrowing the Enrique Penar-
anda government four days ago.
No date has been set for the cleo
ton, but a spokesman for the new
regime said it will not be held be-
fore May or June to give the po-
litical parties time TO reorganize.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-23

verslty of Santa Clara.
The West squad, shy one OF It's "a
members and temporarily deprived
of the services of end Abe Croft of
Southern Methodist University by
the flu bug, worked out under
coaches Babe Hollingbery and Buck
Shaw at Menlo Junior College.
George Bettridge, blocking full
back from University of Utah, join
ed the West squad yesterday, but
the choice of oath member is still
TO be announced.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-23
l.. A. ilYE.STCCK

LOS ANGELES. Dec. % (UPb-(FSAINSb:
CATTLE; Salable 500. slow. weak on
most classes. some sales and bids lower;
medium to good steers 13.50-14.75, com
mon 12-12.3 35; medium to good heifers
held above 1880; cutters TO low medium
cows 9.25-l1. some medium to good COWS
unsoid. Gamers and cutters $500; no
bulls sold.
CALVES: Salable 100. practically no
sales but undertoncs steady.
HOGS: Salable 900 slow but fully
steady load good TO choice 223 lbs. Il. IS.
sorted five head IFS lbs 13 few 145-1s0
lbs. 3.50-14; medium to good soWs To-
10. rs.
SHEEP: Salable none; good 10 choice
wooled lambs quoted Il 80 TO possibly Is.
NOTE: The Los Angeles market will be
closed December % and January /.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-23
Shrine EIevenS
Start Prdctic iceS

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. % CUP)
The East and West football squads
today began preparing in earnest
for the annual Shrine All Star
classic here New Years Day, dc
parting for their training camps
after final civic luncheon.
Coach Andy Kerr's eastern team,
brought to full strength by the late
arrival of Charles Avery, Minnesota
halfback, began workouts at Uni
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-23
INJURED IN CRASH

Isaac Campbell, AZ, Negro resi-
dent Of Yuma, was critically in
jured late Wednesday when his car
went out of control on highway 80
approximately IL miles west of the
California Arizona state line, struck
a bridge support, and overturned.
The injured man was taken to the
Yuma county hospital California
Highway patrolmen said.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-23
Light Deer Kill Reported

Burns continued.
The first elk season in the state
in sixty years closed Sunday, De-
cember u, with record kill of 43
bull elk. Seventy three of the sew
enty-F.ve eligible hunters checked
in at stations maintained by the
state division of game and fish.
The first kill was taken by K. J.
Mckinley of Martinez, at 7:45 am.
on the opening day His elk was
also the heaviest weighing $40
pounds live weight, 435 pounds hog
dressed. Five women drew permits
through the lottery and three were
successful in getting their elks.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-23
By JAMES r. ROPER

ALGIERS, Dec. %. (UP)-Jack
Sharkey, former heavyweight boxing
champion, showed up in Algiers to-
day carrying the gloves he wore the
night he beat Max Schmeling for
the title.
Sharkey. tanned and tipping the
scales at 2l3 pounds-only % more
than he weighed that night at Mad
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-23
NO CUT FOR BUNS

NEW YORK. Dec. %. UP)-The
Brooklyn Dodgers received a Christ
mas present from President Branch
Rickey today-assurance there will
be no pay reductions for any of
them next season, despite reports
that there would be general slash
ing because of the teams disap-
pointing showing in the l943 PEN
nant race.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-23
BRIDGE PLAQUES
CULBERTSON

BOSTON, CUP)-Bridge champ
ion Ely Culbertson is finding the
cards stacked against him when he
lectures on his pet project-postwar
planning. After expounding at con-
siderable length his theories on the
world federation plan here recently,
he asked for questions from the
floor. Piped a woman: Mr.. Culbert-
son, is an opening bid for one no.
trump always a demand bid?" Dis
gusted, Culbertson picked up his
coat and hat, left the hall.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-23
BY JACK CUDDX

NEW YORK, Dec. 20. (UP)-
Handy Andy Farkas, The "Hungar-
ian Howitzer" whose explosive goal
line plunges achieved three of
Washington's four touchdowns
against the Giants Sunday, crystal
lized the psychological secret of
the Redskins $50 victory when he
said:
"All of us played like hell because
we knew we just had to win this
one. We were on edge mentally
sharp as kniveS-from so much rib
bing and criticism after our two
losses TO the Giants. Our linemen
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-23
L. A. STOCKS

LOS ANGELES. Dec. . fUPI = Pre-
Christmas trading advanced slightly to-
day on the Los Angeles Stock Exchange.
with issues remaining fairly steady Seven
issues were unchanged, five up and four
down with 1900 issues sold.
The list: Transamerica 100 at 8. un-
changed. Republic Petroleum 100 at s..
unchanged; Union Oil 100 at 1S7 down
u. Consolidated Steel Com. 100 at 81
unchanged. Pfd. 100 al p. up u Cen
eral Motors 100 at 51A, up u Goodyear
Tire 100 al 37h down X Lane Wells
100 at 9as. up 4 #, Menasco 100 al los,
up five cents.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-23
Indiana Shoots Works-Then Some

school record at Wiley of Terre
Haute. Herod Toon, little guard,
scored 162 last season for a new
school mark at Franklin Township,
outside Indianapolis. Paul Shields
was the high scorer of MonroVia,
Ind, High for three years, averaged
16 points as a senior.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-23
SHIP LIVE CARP 1000 MILES

NEW YORK, (UP)-Carp from
fresh water ports in u states are
being shipped alive to meat-ration-
ed diners as far as 1000 miles away.
A flow of water at a constant tenn
perature of As degrees keeps the
wriggling fish alive in tank cars.
The RailwaY Express Agency, which
handles the shipments, estimates
that more than 100000 pounds
of carp will reach markets far from
the source of supply this year.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-23
DEATH ACCIDENTAL

CHICAGO, Dec. %. OUP)-A cor
oners jury said Thursday that the
death of Al ResSoner, 23-year old
Negro lightweight fighter who was
injured in a bout Monday, was
accidental. Doctors attributed Reas-
oner's death to kidney hemorrhage
caused by puncture from a broken
rib.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-23

BLOOMINGTON, md, Dec. %
(By NEA Service - Two Indiana
basketball players played in the
Indiana-Kentucky high school all
star basketball game. Bob Rowland
and Sam Young, freshmen, were on
the Indiana squad in 194l. George
Upton of the Hoosiers scored 338
points in his junior gear for new
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-23
BASKETBALL
'MuM !:
BY UNITED PRESS

Princeton 81, Rider College 33.
Great Lakes Naval as, DePauW 26
Temple 81, Franklin and Mar
SHAH Al
Oklahoma A & NJ 80 Enid Army
Flying School 20.
st. Johns 80, Webb Institute 80.
Camp Edwards AZ, Tufts 38.
OttumWa Naval Air Station 55,
Drake "a.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-23
SIGN SHORTSTOP

SACRAMENTO, Dec, % up
The Sacramento Baseball club today
announced signing of Ralph Allen
Watson, 25 year old shortstop who
played with the Los Angeles club
several years ago.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-23
chicago CHAIN

CHICAGO. Dec - CuPi-Wheat and rye
futures lost their early gains on the Board
Of Trade today. Oats held independently
firm. Trading was quiet with interest
centercd an prc-holiday evening-up.
Wheat finished the day off = 10 "a
cent hushel; oats up Is 10 Il, rye un-
changed 10 off a and barley Off Is to
up y.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-23
L. A. HAY

LOS ANGELES. Dec % CUP
hay. No. /, No. and No. 2 leafy 29-31 !:
Certified hay, No. / extra leafy 345O-
B.5e. Nc. l. $3.50. No. 2 leafy or green
350-32 and No. 2. 29-21. No. /, barley
3l-32, No 4 cat 36-37.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-23
M AR K ETS
L. A, BUTTER

Quotations for outter and eggs have
been discontinued Indefinitely by the Los
Angeles lroducc Exchange.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-23

FRESH FROM WRECK
Andys elated voice competed with
the uproar in the Redskins jubilant
dressing room at the Polo Grounds
as the yictors climbed out of uni
forms and shoulder harnesses. The
happy, brown haired fullback look
ed like man fresh from a train
wreck. His forehead and cheeks
were red-scuffed and bruised. Both
knees were so pain Wracked, he
grimaced when he sat down on his
locker stool. Removal of his maroon
jersey disclosed a mass of bandaged
padding over his lower left ribs
I'm sort of a mess" the broad
shouldered 190-pounder chuckled.
But I was pretty well banged up
before the game-both knees bad,
and my ribs sore as a boil. But l
went out there and played my
hardest of the season. Some of the
other boys were in the same fix.
AFRAID OF HOME
Maybe I had more reason to
win than they did If we lost, I
would have been afraid to go home
to my little Irish bride at Silver
Springs, Maryland"
One of the reporters interrupted,
asking if Farkas were recently mar
ried.
'Oh, no-we've been married four
years, and have two kids" Andy
replied with grin. But 1 still call
Ellen is my No. l fan and severest
as fresh as the day we were we'd
maybe fresher. You should hear
her give me the works when we
lose, or when 1 don't play we'll.
Ellen is my o. nj fan and Severest
critic. You can say that 1 went all
out today for the little woman, and
that's no lie"
Slingin' Sammy Baugh, the Tex
as sharpShooter whose passing and
punting carried the Redskins to
victory, agreed with Farkas about
the teams mental condition.
BOYS KEYED UP
"The boys were really keyed for
this one,' he said. The line played
great; didn't seem like the same
line we had in the last two games
with the Giants. 1t was a pleasure
to work behind those boys today;
you could do things"
Coach Dutch Bergman, middle
sized, with iron gray hair and spark
ling black eyes, said: yes, the boys
had the spirit this time. The line
stopped their running attack and
let us concentrate on pass defense.
If we play that way against the
Bears Sunday, we'll have an excel
lent chance. But the Bears have
greater deception from the IT. Fast
er backs and a great passer in Sid
Luckman. 1t will be a tough game.
We go to Chicago Wednesday or
Thursday to get in some practice. "
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-23
local HCTTERFAT
Z. 4. POULTRY &c EGGS

Maximum Prices that may be paid pro-
ducers by retailers:
Grade A, large eggs, week beginning
October IS. 5SlS cents. Medium eggs four
cents below; snlan eggs eight cents below.
LOS ANGELES, Dec. p UPl-
EGGS: JoDunl prices 20 retailers on
case-packed candled eggs. per dozen:
Large, grade AA 5Slk -60kc; grade A
5Sssc; grade 4Slsc; medium, grade A
54kc: small grade A 50iAc.
Retail prices to consumers: Large.
grade AA 69-70c: grade A 67-eSc; grade
$3.50: medium. grade A 62-63c; small,
grade A $3.50.
Poultry and fame at ceiling: Paying
prices Lob. Lcs Angeles:
Broilers, Leghorns, under pa lbs, SOC.
"a TO 3 lbs, 29c; fryers 3-4 lbs. 2oc;
coasters ali weights 29c; fowl, Leghorn.
ali weights SIC; colored. al weights
5isc: duck. ali sizes 25c; rstDits, under
lbs. 22-24c.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-23
Redskins Had to
VIII, from Giants
FRESH FROM WRECK

went out there with blood in their
eyes and stopped 'em cold"