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Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-28
M A R K E. S
". I. STOCKS
BY UNITED PRESS

NEW YORK. May 2s d1Pl-Siocks made
an Irregular advance today.
Strength In Individual issues and heavy
turnover in Commonwealth & Southern
featured. The latters sales were about
10 per cent Of all the dealings on the
market and each was made at 81 a share.
unchanged.
Investment buying brought new highs in
American Can preferred at 177ie, up 2L;
Dow Chemical at 153 up I. Johns-M Man
willie S7is. up & : American Sugar pre-
fened up ], and Allied Chemical 162
up u.
Chrysler made new high at 77Ss. up
~ points Nash -kelNinBtor was active at
a new high for the year.
New highs were noted i'm Reynolds r
and American Tobacco B. General Am
er1can Transportation and Pullman made
new highs while Lima Locomotive equaled
its high.
New York & Harlem issues made new
highs on 3-point gains. Small declines
were noted in Santa Fc, Chesapeake &
Ohio. New York Central and Pcnnsyl-
wanna. Southern Pacific and Erie certifi-
cafes had small net sains.
SteeS were slightly higher on balance
while CopporS held around tho previous
close and the gold mining shares strength
ened under the lead Of Dome Mines which
gained point.
Dow-Joncs preliminary closing stock
averages; Industrial III. is. up O.36. rail
37.06, off 002, utility 2O30 up O.O12:
and IS stocks 40 03. up 0.0S.
Stock sales totaled 1.047. TO shares
compared with l. .46S. 440 yesterday. Curb
stock sales were 290 PAS against 402. 445
yesterday.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-28
Angels Return TO
Form With Win
RY UNITED PRESS

The Los Angeles Angels returned
to form yesterday after three con-
Secutive losses, defeating the luck
less Portland Beavers, I to 3, in l.
innings, and stretching their Pa
Cific Coast League to eight games
1t was a heart breaking defeat for
Joe Orrell of Portland, who gave
up on five scattered hits while his
teammates we're collecting Is off
three Los Angeles pitchers. Johnny
OStrowSki was the Angel batting
hero, hitting a homer in the ninth
with Wimpy Quinn on base to tie
the score, and coming home with
the winning run in the 18th on
Billy Schuster's single after hit
ting safely himself
PORTLAND LEADS
Portland leads two games to one
in the series being played in Los
Angeles, having taken q double
header Wednesday.
The Seattle RanierS drove San
FranciSco'S Sam Gibson from the
mound with five runs in the first
JWO lllllIllSo tliO uClCdbtu lllC SCI-
ond-placc Seals by a score of 7 to 4
in game played at San Francisco
Ed Carnett pitched tWo-hit ball
for Seattle until the seventh, when
the Seals punched four hits for
three runs, and added another in
the eighth. San Francisco leads
the series, two games to one.
Oakland won its first victory III
its series with Sacramento, coming
from behind to defeat the SolonS
to @ The visiting AcornS scored
three runs in the sixth on singles
by Manager Johnny Vergez, JACK
Devincenzi and Jake Caulfield, {
walk to Hugh Lt;by, and a SOlor
error. Ralph Buxton was the win.
ming pitcher and Johnny Pintal
the loser.
Charles Schanz. San Diego right
handler, pitched a five-hit game
against Hollywood to win a 5-to-.
victory for the Padres. his seventh
in nine starts. The win gave Sar
Diego a two-to-one lead in the Sc
rieS being played in the border city
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-28

designated the Board of Directors will
open the of the bonds whole
that the Board Directors reject all bids
provided shall be accepted which not
the OF
the purchase the bonds f said bid
thereof conditions stated
will the total of
1943
1853 the specified the bid
eeom the amount the premium f bid there
the the discount df stated
the lowest net inter-
Directors
all to
the reguari nformaly
any bid.
iectng all bids not later than June 90 Delivery
bidder office America
Street
Caio practicable but event the
interim
qud bidder exchangeabe deinive bonds
delivery said delivery date The
will District
All be enclosed with bidders check in sealed envelope
Proposal Reiunding
respective BIDS which shall be considered as informative only and not
binding bidder District Checks the
will the of the
will paid the deposit made by successful bidder
intention sell
Reundng bonds accordance with and subject the conG
specified Notice of Sale Copies the endn
the inspection interested bidder Further
with Imperial District will furnished
prospective bidder
Dated Imperial County. California, May a.
BY ORDER OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS
HEWES
President of the Board of Directors Irrigation
Secretary of Imperial
Irrigation District
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-28
karinesLose
SofibaEI Tussle
To MeXicali

The I'll Centre Marines lost their
first game in Is starts Thursday
night when they dropped a close
70 tilt to the MeXicali softball
team.
VeSpa. Milham and Schwinn of
the Marines got a three-base hit
each to lead the swat parade while
Vasauez and Gotta of the MeXicali
club each got a two-bagger.
The Marines picked up eight hits
altogether while committing three
errors.
The MeXicali players got five hits
with no errors.
SchWinn hurled for the Marines
and was caught by Vespa.
r. RosaS tossed for the MeXicali
team ana ne was caught by Davi-
que.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-28
Sports Body Will
Make Real War
Contribution
BY BUFORD SOMMEES

PORTLAND, Ore, May 28.-UPD
The Oregon Winter Sports anSocia-
ton, instead of going into hiberna-
ton now that summer is coming on,
is Just getting into stride with its
war work.
While other sports organizations
notably those depending on au-
dienCe appeal-are getting down on
one knee before the Office of De-
fense Transportation, the ManpoW-
er Commission, draft boards and
the coast defense command. hold
ing aloft the banner of wartime
morale" the OWSA is preparing to
launch a program that will be a pos
tive contribution to the war ef-
fort.
Soon its members will take up
their vigil on lonely outpostS in Ore
gon forests, watchful for those gray
blue Wisps Of smoke that signal the
start of fires that every summer
imperil watersheds, timber re-
sources and recreation areas.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-28

Los ANGELES. May % Federal
State sHarket News:
CATTLE: Salable 300. demand very mar
row. few sales weak: few medium steers
Il Is. strictly good fed steers quoted to
around 16 medium heifers 13: cutter 10
common cows 9.75-11: Gamers SO 50.
Gamers 10 medium bulls Soil
CALVES: Salable p. steady. few med
ium to choice calves and veaers II so
10 50
HOGS: Salable POO supply mostly feed
Ct pigs. market steady. small lots good
10 choice 1926 lbs. 15-15.2 top 10 25.
few 800 lbs 1850. good to choice sows
1873. deck good TO choice light feeder
pigs II: others unsold.
SHEEP: Salable 50 fully steady; load
good to choice lambs with No. / and
relts Is. sorted 10 per cent al II.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-28
L. A. STOCKS

Los ANGELES, May 2s CCP1-TradinG
was slow on the Los Angeles Stock En-
change today Prices held at fairly
high level with five issues W. two down
and seven unchanged as trading approx
mated 4,4OO shares.
The list: Sontag Drugs 100 at 81. un-
changed: So. Cal. Edison Com. 100 al
22S4. UP Il Southern Pacific 100 at 2S :
up 4 Bandni 100 at a.. UP u Air
craft Accessories 100 at IL. unchanged
Cessna 100 at 1Oh. unynanged: Cons.
Steel common 300 at o.. unchanged
General Motors 100 at So, up :.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-28
l.. A. BUTTER &: EGGS

LOS ANGELES. May . IJPI-
LARGE EGGS No. / Grade AA IS; No.
Grade az. No. 3 Grade 5 81, No. 4
Oirties IS; No. 5 checks 36.
MEDIUM EGGS-Grade A 36; Grade B
81 Dirties 81; Checks 81.
SMALL EGGS-Grade A D; Grade 3
q; Dirties 25; Cheeks -.
MISCELLANEOUS EGGS, Ungrsded 36.
Peewees 20.
CHEEsE-Triplets u; Long Horn TN
Loaf 27h
BtTTTER-U. S. % score 4S; % scors
17k; 80 score A7A; 50 score 46%.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-28
Newhouser Pitching King
Crosby Seeks to
Utilize Track

SAN FRANCISCO, MAY % up
Bling Crosby will have to get the
states permission before he may
convert his S1,00O,OO0 Del Mar,
Calf, racetrack into an aircraft
parts manufacturing plant, a state
attorney generals opinion said to-
day.
The actor sportsman's brother
and manager, Larry Crosby, an
nounced Wednesday that plans had
been made to convert the track
BUILDINGS into factories.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-28
EI Centro Netmen
Play MexicaIi

MEXICALI, May 28- Local net
players engaged crew of tennis
men from FL Centre last night on
the Mexicali courts.
Full teams were not organized
and players were exchanged.
Playing for MexiCali were M
Romero. Jesus Alvarado, M. Medina
and Armando Hernandez of Cal
eXico.
The visitors included Tom Fin
ney, Ray Barnes, Clarence Ander-
son. c. w. Ashley and Chet Irving
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-28
SIGNS GAME BILLS

SACRAMENTO, May 23.-tUP)-
Gov. Earl Warren today signe
eight bills on fish and game ma
ters, including the Call bill, ABB
extending the pheasant season 1
10 to is days, increasing the sc
limit from 8 to 10, increasing
possession limit from z to a,
providing a licensing system WI
hunters buying 10 tags for 81.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-28
PLAN FIGHT

CHICAGO, May % CUP) - Two
Chicago promoters opened negotia-
tions today to sign heavyweight Lee
Savold of Paterson, N. j., and Lou
Nova OF Van Nuys, Calf. for 10
round bout here June 28. In an
ticipation of the bout the promoters,
Irving Schoenwald and Jack Be
gun have leased Wrigley Field.
hcme of the Chicago Cubs.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-28
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO. May 2S UPi-Grain futures
developed an easier tone on the Board Of
Trade today led by a recession in rye Rye
rallied before the close to partly re-
cover carly losses.
Rye finished the day off 4 10 up =
cent a bushel; wheat off :. TO "a, oats
of a to y, and corn unchanged.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-28
ALLIED VICTORY

LONDON, May %. = tUPD-The
Daily Telegraph naval expert said
today that a great and important
victory had been achieved in the
Atlantic in recent weeks, during
which more Allied ships crossed
safely and more U-boats had been
destroyed than in any previous
equivalent period.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-28
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT

Iorde of tho District which the District pro-
noses tn call and redeem on July l. 1943.
refunding bond election has been called 10
be held in the District on June 10, 1913 LOT
the purpose of authorizing the issuance vi
the bonds herein intended to be sold, and
the sale thereof is contingent upon the ap-'
proval of said Second Refunding Issue by
the electors of the District at said election.
Said bonds. prior to their Issuance, VIII oe
certified by the State Controller OF the State
of California. after an investigation by inc
California Districts Securities Commission, as
legal investments in California for all trust
funds and for the funds of all insurance
companies, banks, both commercial and saw
ings, and trust companies in said State. the
State school funds and any funds which may
be invested in county, municipal or school
district bonds and may be used as security
for The deposit of public moneys in banks in
said State
In the event that prior to the delivery OF
the bonds the income received by private
holders from bonds of the same type and
character shall be declared to be taxable
under any Federal income tax laws, either
by the terms of such laws or by ruling OIL
any Federal income tax authority or Off
cial which is followed by the Bureau of In
terna Revenue or by decision OF any FED
eral Court, the successful Dluder may, dC
his option. prior to the tender of said bonds
by District. be relieved of his obligation un-
der the contract to purchase the bonds, and
in such case the deposit accompanying his
bid will be returned.
The legal opinion of Harry w. Horton, Esq,
of FL Centre, California, Attorney for the
District, and of Messrs. Orrick, Dahlquist.
Neff 8 Harrington, of San Francisco, Cali
fornia, Bond Counsel. approving the validity
of the Second Refunding Issue will be fur
nished to the successful bidder without
charge.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-28
LOCAL BUTTERFAT

L. A. Butter ..--.-----.--........ ...-.... 49c
Grade A Milk --.-.------.........---. ..--....70c
Manufactured Milk $1,000. ....-....---.-..--. CSC
Route Gathered Cream .--..---....-.--.....53ia &c
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-28

TERFBY Proposals VIII
Irrigation District on Moi'
of II 100 tPWI0, at ltS Office III III
Ell Centre Imperial
California purchase $138l5O00 principal amount oil
irrigation District of Bonds more parculafi
ribpd as
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-28
MPLS. FLAX FUTURES
L. 4. LIVESTOCK

July 81 W
September ...................-- 50 "
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-28
INTEREST RATE:
OPTIONAL MATURITY I g:
SECURITY:

SECURITY:
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PURPOSE OF ISSUE:

BDhfOSL OE boOoL IL
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CERTIFICATION:
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-28

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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1943-03-25

pie and tamales, souse and head
cheese.
Tin or glass containers of potted
and deviled meats and sausage liz
oil.
Three Points Per Pound.
Beef brains, OK tails and tripe.
Lamb breast and flank; lamFS.
brains, hearts and kidneys.
Pig hooks and knuckles; pig brains
hearts and tails
Tin or glass containers of brains.
boned pigsfeet and chile con carne-
Two Points Per Pound.
Pork kidneys and shouts; pork
neck and backbones; and ready-to-,
eat pigs feet Ozone in).
Tin or glass containers of pigs feet
Ozone in); and tamales.
One Point Per Pound.
Fresh pigs feet Ozone in), and pig
ears.
Because meat and cheese cannot
be cut to the exact pound, the dealer
will have chart showing the exact
number of points for ounces, so that
a piece of meat or cheese that varies
little from the exact poundage may
be had for the exact number of
points. A cut of sirloin intended tcs
be two pounds, but actually came.
out two pounds, four ounces, would
require IL points. Each pound would
be eight points, for total of Is, the,
extra quarter pound would require
two more points.
Fractions of a point, if less thar
half a point, will be dropped. If
more than half point, the dealer
will collect a full point
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1943-03-25

war NEWS
BY Mrs. Chas. Krantz
Pine County Farmer Fieldwoman.

Food rationing seems strange in
America, the land of plenty. Did we
not raise the biggest crops of foods
in our history in 1912? When people
do not understand a situation, rum
ors flourish. These rumors cannot
be fatty denied because they have
an element of truth in them. Many
good citizen, honestly puzzled, re-
peats them. Mostly they are inno-
cent grumbling talk, but they have in
them the elements of danger, cruelty,
and death-danger to our success in
the war; cruelty to millions of our
allies who are valiantly fighting our
battle and are living close to star
walton, and possible death to many
American boys through prolongation
of the war.
Here are few facts. Out of every
500 pounds of beef at home, lend
lease sent one pound abroad, a total
of billion pounds. But! We have
large American forces in the south
Pacific. Australia and New Zealand
through reciprocal lend-lease sup
piled our troops there with rs billion
pounds of beef in 1912. This saved
time and shipping. So America re-
ceived Z million more pounds of beef
than we furnished in 1912 Then
where, if lend-lease has not taken
it, has our beef gone?
For year or more now millions
of factory workers supplemented by
other millions formerly unemployed
working harder and overtime could
not spend their money in the usual
way on such things as cars, radios
and refrigerators. Naturally they are
spending more money on food
Americans, when they have more
money, buy more meat generally
more milk, cream, butter, eggs and
poultry. Meanwhile, other Amer
leans with fixed incomes are feeling
the pinch the most. Therefore: Ra-
tioning.
American pork helped to encour-
age and strengthen the Russian army
Russian soldiers fighting in isolated
posts in sub-zero frequently carry a
chunk of American fatback as a
battle ration. Certainly this is nc
luxury. Fats are absolutely essential
to men fighting in Russia's whitening
winters.
Dried milk and dried eggs have
been life savers. 1t has the same
effect as if we had built a lot OF
ships. Cheese and dried milk are
among the most economical forms in
which to move food value in terms
of shipping space. One out of every
100 pounds of butter was shipped to
Russian soldiers. Why such a luxury
for the Russian army? It amounted
to about two pounds per year for
each soldier-about three ounces per
month. This would permit the Rus
sian soldier, fighting the bloodiest
battles in history, to have butter on
his black bread once a week instead
of lard or linseed oil.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1943-03-25
Rationing
CONTINUED from Page II


cut); chuck or shoulder roast Ozone
in); brisket, neck, heel or round,
and shank-when homeless.
Beef livers and tongues.
Veal shoulder chops and veal rump
and sirloin roasts Ozone in); leg and
shoulder roasts of veal (bone in) ;
homeless breast and neck of veal;
ground veal and patties; veal sweet
breads and tongues.
Leg and shoulder of lamb and lamb
sirloin roasts Ozone I'M; homeless neck
of lamb; lamb patties and lamb
tongues.
Pork bellies, fresh and cured only;
pork shoulder (shank half-gone in) T.;
pork tongues.
Ready-to-eat Spareribs.
Meat spreads in tin and glass con-
tanners and pork tongues in tin and
glass containers.
Salad and cooking oils Zone pint
equals one pound).
Five Points Per Pound.
hump roast Oh peel (UOIle III :,
plate beef (boneless), flank meat
and beef neck (bone in).
Hamburger hamburger is defined
as beef ground from necks, TANKS,
shanks, briskets, plates and miscel-
laneous beef trimmings and beef
fat'O.
Veal flank meat and neck Ozone
in), veal hearts and veal kidneys.
Pork regular plates, jowls and pork
livers.
Smoked plate and jowl squares.
Lard, other shortening and oleo-
margarine.
Four Points Per Pound.
Beef short ribs, plate, brisket and
shank Gall bone in).
Veal breast and shank of veal
Ozone in); and calves brains.
Lamb neck and shank Ozone in);
and lamb sWeetbreads.
Pork spareribs, fat backs, clear
plates and leaf fat; gatherings, scrap
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1943-03-25
Askov Far Over Top
In Red Cross Drive

Officers of the Askov branch of
the American Red Cross as well as
the chairman of the war fund drive
wish to express their appreciation
to the Is solicitors who made the
house-to-house drive on March S,
on which day Askov went over the
top as far as the quota of S440 is
concerned.
A number of contributions were
received later which made a total
OF $635.83. This amount is being
turned over to the county chairman,
V. E. Shafer, at Finlayson.
The list of contributions received
in the Askov territory is as follows:
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1943-03-25
Ration Calendar

March 25-Blue point ration stamps
lettered D, E and F go into effect
and can be used together with blue
A, B and c stamps for one week.
Blue A, B and c stamps expire
at midnight, March 81.
March 29-Red stamps lettered "a"
become effective for the purchase
of meats, butter, cheese and edible
oils. "a" stamps, good for 16
points total, effective until April
80. Surrendered by all users.
March 29-Institutional users and
restaurants will begin getting point
allotments from local war price
and rationing board for meats, but
ter, cheese and edible oils. Reg
istration continues to April 10.
March 3l-Deadline for inspection of
tires on passenger cars owned by
holders of "a" ration coupons only.
March 31-Expiration of first quarter
gasoline coupons of truckers.
March 3l-Retailers take their first
inventories of point values of ra-
toned foods on hand.
March 31-Blue point ration stamps
lettered A, B and c expire. Stamps
lettered D, E and F in effect
through April.
April Second period gasoline cou-
pons for truckers go into effect.
April Food retailers start regis
tering for rationS of canned pro-
ducts.
April 4-Red stamps lettered "B" go
into effect for purchase of meats,
cheese, butter and edible oils. In
effect until April 80 and can be
used with Red stamps GA
April 1O-Deadline for registration of
food retailers.
April 11-Retailers, wholesalers and
primary distributors begin sur
rendering red point ration stamps
to purchase meats, butter, cheese
and edible oils.
April 11-Red point ration stamps
lettered &C" 60 into effect for pur-
chase of meats, butter, cheese and
edible oils until April 80. Can
be used together with red stamps
lettered "a" and "B."
April 17-Fuel oil stamps for period
4; good for IL gallons each, ex-
pire.
April l8-Red point ration stamps
lettered ID" 60 into effect for pur-
chase of meats, butter, cheese and
edible oils until April 80. Can be
used in combination with red
stamps lettered "a" "B" and &C."
April 25-Red point ration stamps
lettered "E" 60 into effect for pur-
chase of meats, butter, cheese and
edible oils until a date to be an
nounced. Until April 80, "E"
stamps can be used in combina-
ton with red stamps lettered A, B,
c and D.
May 1-Retailers and wholesalers
take point inventory at close of
business for registration for red
point ration stamp allotments.
May 3-Retailers and wholesalers
register with local boards to get
allowable red ration point stamp
inventories. Registration cl os S
May H.
May 31-Stamp No. IL from war ra-
ton book No. /, good for five
pounds of sugar, expires at mid
night.
June 15-Stamp No. II in war ration
book No. l, necessary to purchase
a pair of shoes, expires at mid
night.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1943-03-25

Hans Svendsen of Tyler, was here
last Thursday and Friday for visit
at the home of his sister, Mrs. D. j.
Adolphsen.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Nelson and Rob-
ert and George of Groningen, Wis
tied at the Hans Bagge home Tues
day.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1943-03-25

NEW MACHINERY on hand for sale
upon presentation of certificates:
Gehl No. Al hammer mill, four
Minnesota mowers, MINES o a
dump rake, Minnesota cultivator,
Kovar spring-tooth. Also New De-
Laval mixers and cream separa-
tors, jet and piston type deep and
shallow well water systems, cleo
trio pump jacks and force pumps,
cylinders and well supplies.-Sor-
ensen Implement Company, Askov.
56w28-1t
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1943-03-25

FOR SALE-Sixty-acre farm, good
buildings and well, IL acres fields,
6 acres cleared and balance good
timber, on milk route, miles to
Denham.. PricedSright. See Stur-
geon Lake State Bank, Sturgeon
Lake. 34W28-3t*
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1943-03-25
More Want Ads

WANTED-2R or 3-ton short wheel
base truck.-Town of Hinckley;
Alice M. Holm, clerk, Hinckley.
25W28-3t
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-20
STENCIL. RUN DOWN
BY HUB MOTORIST

Boston, April 10.-(UP)-Case
Stengel, S2-y6ar old manager Of the
Boston Braves, sustained Q possible
fracture Of the lower right leg early
today when struck BY an automO-
bile while crossing the street In
front Of the Kenmore Square hotel
where he lives during the baseball
season.
stengel was hospitalized and heid
pending an x-rsy examination later
In the day to determine * bones
were shattered.
Police said the driver Of the
automobile was Thomas "A. HAST
kngs Of Clinton was not hold. The
accident occurred ct the height o. .
downp0ur which made driving dan
gerous.
It was believed that the injury
would not prevent stengeI from de
Fecting the activities Of Boston's
National leaeuers who open their
regular lD13 schedule here tomorrow
with Philadelphia.