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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-01-07
FRIENDSVILLE
Brief Mention

clusion of the party refreshments
were served. The honoree received
many beautiful gifts. The guests were
Thelma Schroyer, Izetta Savage, Es-
Their Murphy, Virginia and Dorothy
/ Shoemaker
A New Years service was conduct
ed Thursday night in the Methodist
church, having started at eight o'clock
and continued until after midnight.
Mrs L. L. Friend, Miss Nina Peck, Q.
A. Murphy, H. A. Skidmore and Rev,
R. L. Greynolds were in charge Of the
watch service.
Personals
Miss Elizabeth Dewitt has re
turned to Romney, West Va, after
having visited with her parents near
town.
Miss Dorothy Enlow, Cumberland,
was a recent guest Of her parents
here.
Mrs. Blanche Matthews returned to
her home here Thursday after visiting
in Baltimore for a week. Mrs. A. j.
Matthews remained in the city for a
more extended visit.
Mr. and Mrs Adair DALEY returned
to Baltimore following a Christmas
visit with relatives here
Mr. and Mrs. A. d. Scrogum and
dauohter Ruth and Mr.. and Mrs. D.
A KING. of Accident, were guests on
Sunday Of Mr. and Mrs. c. B. Miller.
Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Murphy visited
Mr.. and Mrs. William Murphy. Frost
burg on Sunday.
Dorothy and Geraldine Glenn re-
tu7ned to State Teachers College. in
Frostburg. following visit here with
their parents. Mr.. and Mrs. W. ].
/ Glenn,
Meshacll CasteeI is confined to his
home Inv Illness
Miss Pauline Dixon. of Kevser. w.
Va was . recent quest Of her mar
ents Nh. and Mrs Edward Dixon
John Williams has returned to Al
avandria Va after bavino, visited
Mrs Williams and family fo,, = week
How'd e Janlins and danob+ars AL
verta and Nina Mae visited Mr. and
/ Nrs T w Jenkins SoIhvsnor+ on
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-01-07
COMMISSIONERS MEETING

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That
the Board of County Commissioners
for Garrett County, Maryland, will be
in session for the transaction of all
routine business that may properly
come before them on
MONDAY AND TUESDAY.
JANUARY Is AND 10, 1913.
By order of the Board
GERTRUDE ARONHALT, Clerk.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-01-07
JESUS I&STRUCTS A GREAT
TEACHER
LESSON TEXT-John 3:1.1s.

GOLDEN FEXT-For God so loved the
world, that Pc gave his only begotten Son,
that whosoeYer believeth on him should not
perish but }ave everlasting life.-John 3;16.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-01-07

CHARTER NO. 1916 RESERVE DISTRICT NO.
REPORT OF CONDITION OF
The Garrett National Bank in Oakland,
IN THE STATE OF MARYLAND, AT THE CLOSE OF
BUSINESS ON DECEMBER 81, 1912.
response Comptroller of Currency under
Section 5211, U. S. Revised Statutes
Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-11-19

NAuJIENU reporters sa-
ko ausis, it asilas, pastates
klausesi, bet negirdejes Lietu-
vos Atstovo, Lietuvos konsu-
1u ir Estijos buvusio uzsienio
reikalu ministerio Pustos sa-
vo kalbose Picburko konfe-
rencijoje mintint zodi "demo-
kratija', rysyje su Lietuva, ar
Estija. Pusta SUI pustu del
Pustos gincytis, bet Naujienu
reporters turbut buvo dangu-
je su Kun. Svagzdzio malda
jei nenugirdo Pusta pasako-
jant kaip Pabaltijo tautos pc
pereito karo sukure savo de-
mokratines valstybes.
LIETUVIsKU bolsevik y
"planetos', maskviniQ "sau-
liu" paragintos, saukia Brook
lyme "Amerikos Lietuviu Kon-
ferencija". Kiekvienam 'Lie-
tuviui" kuris toje konferenci-
joje dalyvaus, gerb. Asilas
ruosia iteikti Raudono Dur
niaus Ordina. Vardus ir adj
desus prasome pranesti arde-
SUI: Kaip zinai.
PICBURKO kon f + encija
matyti, CANA toll spjaude: mu-
su bolsevikai sake esa priver-
sti savo Surum- -burum Saukti
mes Picburgiskiai "tulzimi ap-
liejo" Sovietiia, apimancia ses-
ia dali viso pasaulio. belega-
tai prasoni atsivezti naujas
sluotas, gero muilo ir "reksu"
STALINAS atsiverte prie
Dievo, o Grigaitis atsiverte
atsiverte prie Lietuvos valsty-
bes "kontinuiteto", ka siu me-
tu pradzioje paneige. Jis jau
,pripazysta Lietuvos Atstovs
zadeiki teisetu Lietuvos Atsto
WI. Matyti, j paveike ar Kun
Svagzdzio NADIA, ar katalikJ
pilni kiSeniai. =.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-11-19

liausko izulinla prizes p. Smeto-
nus ir dar net jam proponuo-
jant kaip p. Smetona turf elg-
tbs ar kokiu kas turi imtis zy-
giu Smetonams nemalonumQ
padaryti, zinant is GaIbaliausko
rastu kad tai tik io asmenis-
kos priekabes, priverte name
isreiksti savo nuomone.
Lai Gabaliauskas pasiziuri
save ir lai prisimena kad iis
irgi yra sioje salyje tik kair
svetys pabegelis. taigi patariu
Gabaliauskui prisilaikyti dzen-
telmeniskumo bent prizes Anne
rikos piliecius Lietuvius,> tas
jam sveikiau iseis.
Amerikoje rado daug. kas
prieglauda begdami nuo perse-
kiojimu ir gelbedami savo gy-
vybes, ia prieglauda RADIO il
Gabaliauskas. Neziurint kokiQ
minciu iis bebutu, man Wis, tik
@yra fnalonu kad jis galejo is
likti gyvas, tai Wis vienu Lie
tuviu daugiau. Bet patariu
lai jis buna atsargesnis sveti-
mole salyje tersti lizdus.
Karys ]. V. Valickas
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-11-19
AKRON, OHIO
Sn,ulkios Zinios
NUzUDYTAS SIUVEJAS

Lapkricio II, rastas nuzu-
dytas senas II metu amziaus
siuvejas, vienakojis senukas.
James A. Sisk, nuo 854 Bell
Street. 10 siuvykla buvo po
antrasu $40 Huron Street, kur
namo savininkas j atrado uz
sofos, negyva.
Pclicija spaja zudyste atlik-
ia apiplesimo tikslu, jo kisa
Mai visi buvo isversti, iskra-
tyti. Kadangi siuvykloje bu-
vo placiai pritaskyta kraujo,
spejama senukas dar kovojo
SUI uzpuolikais Xxi buvo nuga-
letas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-11-19
Nelaikyk Gently Mamie

Kaledu laikotarpiu padideju-
stems bizniams reikalinga pa
ciu smulkiuju pinigu, centu,
todel valdzios lido department
tas iau dabar ragina visus kas
tik turi Genius mamie nelaiky-
ii iu, bet leisti ] apyvarta.
Paprastai daug centu sulai-
ko namuose mazi vaikai tau
pydami JUGS savo "bankuose"
Paleiskit visus tuos centus
apyvarta.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-11-19
GABALTAUSkUI DEL 10 NESAMO-
NINGU SAPALlOJIMU

Skaitydamas L. Z. is Rugs.
"a, pirmame puslapyje stai ka
uztinku. Viso rasinio cia ne
kartosiu, vienok pabresiu sa-
vo asmeniSkas mintis, tat pra-
sau gerbiamo Dirvos redakto-
riaus duoti man tam tikslui
vietos Dirvoje.
L. i. kaip zinoma yra reda-
guoiamos p. Gabaliausko, at
begelio-svecio is Lietuvos, tat
kaipo redaktorius jis ir yra at
sakomingas uz rastus telpan-
cius jo laikrastyje.
Visu pirma, p. Gabaliauskas
kaip visada, puola Lietuvos
Prezidenta A. Smetona, ir jo
sum- bel kitus Lietuvius sve-
cius-atbegelius is Lietuvos, ir
sios Sales Lietuvius Amerikos
piliecius. Kaltina jis daugiau-
sia p. Smetonu Selma. buk tai
per Dirva p. Smetona SUI su-
mum puola Lietuviu Tarybos
narius ir jos bendradarbius bel
kitus, prisidenge visokiomis
slapyvardemis.
Esu tikras kad niekas tokiu
rastu p. Gabaliauskui nera ro-
des ir jis nera mates savo AKIN
ar JUGS rase p. Smetona su SUI
mum ar kas kitas, jeigu isviso
tokiu rastu ir, buvo. Greiciau-
sia p. Gabaliauskas bando tik
veja gaudyt laukuose ir as
manau kad Gabaliauskas gy-
vena tik tomis mintimis If pa
gieza, kad tai buk turejo ne
kas kitas O tik p. Smetona ra-
Syti. Tiesa, Dirvoje kuvo ga
netinai rasyta apie Iarybinin-
ku darbus ir apie Pittsburghc
konferencija kad il butQ
buvus reiksminga jei butQ ap-
emus visus Americas Lietu-
vius ir sujungus j Vieningq
darbuote Lietuvos naudai. Ia
me juk nieko blogo, nes kick
vieno samoningo Lietuvio par
eiga, tue labiau redaktoriaus
reksti tokias mintis visuome-
nei, mes zinoneskad tseliat znlee' %
niu protas ir pastangos negA
apimti visko, ypac jeigu ban,
donna visuomene isnaudoti sa-
vo interesams. Kritika daily
kus pataiso. bet tas nereiskia
kad tai smeizimas, kuomet da-
roma teisingos pastabos.
St. Gabaliauskas if Dirvs
ina lyginti prize komunlstu
Mes visi zinom kad komunista
/ tai kairiosios minties zmones
ma dirviniai ar6a tautininka.
yra tikrai deSiniausios nintleS
ir NUNS visiems yra dauglat
negu aisku koks Stu dvieJr
minciu bendrumas gall butt
Tas parodo koks is Gabaliaus
ko yra sprendejas arba paly
gintojas ir kane jo palyglnl
mu tikslas. Kad paciam Gaba
liauskui yra bent keliais zing
sniais arciau prie komunistl
tam galima lengviau tiketi.
Gabaliauskas raso, "Smeto
nininku ir bolseViku bendras
frontas tebeveikia'. Tas from
tas, zinoma, uzglme II Susl
tv9re tik Gabaliausko lopsyje
Toxic bendro fronto neprisiimS
nei tie Gabaliausko vaGinam
! Smetonininkai nei jo iskeikt
komunistai.
Tas Gabaliauskas, kaip val
kutis pasimetes motinos anda
roko, galiaus suklinka kad de
lei 10 isivaizduotu SmetOno:
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-11-19

eAMERIKOS armijai staty-
dinarna patys didziausi lektu-
val, per-bomberiai, kurie bus
pradeti vartoti trumpoje atei-
tyje, ir svarbiausia prizes pacia
Japonija. Tu lektuvu svarbias
dalis gamma Clevelande nau-
ioje Fisher Body dirbtuveje,
isstatytoj netoli Cleveland Air
port.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-11-19

kerstavlmu reikia esa kreiptis
j Americas valdzia prasyti su-
valdyti buvusi Lietuvos dikta-
toriu.
zinant daugelio nuomones
apie cia Anlerikoje gyvenima
if uzsilaikyma Liatuvos. sve6iu
atbegeliu, zinant apie p. Sme-
tonos cia gyvenima, reikia tik
pasakyti kad p. Smetona yra
vienas is pavyzdingiausiu sve-
cip, ir jis visur megiamas ir
pagerbiamas kaipo prakilnus
svecias; jis geroiamas re tils
kaip politikas let il kaip mok-
slo zmogus. u:
Visai kitokios zinios eina
apie gyvenima ir poelgius po-
no Gabaliauslo ir tulu >jo ka-
marotu atbegeliu.
Kas, apie ep. Smetonos dikta-
toryste tick galima pasakyti.
Ponas Smetona ,yra vie$ai pa
reiskes kad kaipo Lietuvis te-
vynainis visuomet dirbs Lietu-
vos gerovei ir laisvei; jis nesi-
persa butt anlzinu Lietuvos
prezidentu ar kokiu ten dikta-
torium,. kaip kad Gabaliauskas
Iisivaizduoja. Ponas Smetona
yra pareiskes taipgi kad Lie
tuvos valdzios issirinkimas pri-
klausys nuo Lietuvoje gyve-
nanciu zmoniu valios ir .noru
Niekas siadien negali geresnic
pareiskin1o pateikti, tik gala
kad toxic Gabaliausko ausys
kurcios ir jis to nenori girde.
ii, arba iis atsisako skaitytis
su tue kas rimta.
Jei p. Smetona. .ir politikuo-
tu tai nieko tame keisto nebu-
tu, nes nera jokio prasizengi-
nc. savo mintis isreiksti, ka
Zinc ir Gabaliauskas, savo be.
tprasmiskas mintis reikSdanas
ir 10 niekas az tai nebaudzia
Ponui Smetonai, kaip pergyve.
nusiam ir patyrusiam politikos
srityje kaip tik ir tinka duct
nuns geru patarimQ, ir sia
telaen snusa' dfrHs EierWos ne
neutrality-suspicious. dawes zy
Mai didesnius SFaisius jeigu Vi
suomene sektu p. Smetona, nt
tokus padauzas Gabaliauskus.
Mes CALM init rimtu pavyz
dziu ir p. Snetonos sum-, ku
ris yra irgi auksto mokslo pa
siekes, ir dar prezidento sunus
0 dirba fizini darba ir to nesi
gedina, ko negalima pasakyt
apie Gakaliauska. Prezidentt
SINUS pats savo darbu uzsidir
ba pragvvenima ir tue pacil
lnusp saliai Amerikai gamma
naudinga produkcija, tuom
zymiai gelbedamas laimeti ka
ra. Jis cia gyvena ne kaip sve
cias bet tiesiog kaip talkirin
kas. Patartina ir Gabaliaus
kui pasidaryti naudingu salia
kuri j! priglaude, patartina SUI
sirasti darba karo reikmenl
dirbtuv6ie, kur darbininkQ ne
gaunama pakankamai, ir dirb
ii kaip .vyras, O ne 'kibti prit
D. Smetonu ir kitu, kaip girta:
prie tvoru.
AS esu tikras kad p. Smeto
ma savo politikavimo laikotar
pyle yra daugiau praleide'
dienu atostogaudamas negu p
Gabaliauskas poll tikieriauda
mas.
AS nenoriu isimaisyti kaip(
poHtikas ir diktuoti ka ,kas tn
ri daryti,. vienok matant Gaba
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-11-19

PAJIESKAU broli Juoza Kliau-
ga. apie 13 metu atgal apleido Gle
velanda, paliko zmona ir vaikus;
vaikai iau suauge. Jis paeina is
Panomunelio. Prasau atsisaukti
broli (4D
JONAS KLIAUGA &,
65OS Superior Ave. Cleveland, o
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-10
Fans Thrilled dt
Border BuIIfiqht

Lorenzo Cara and Carlos ArrUza,
two of MeXico's acc bullfighters,
We'd for top honorS at well-at-
tended bullfight in MeXicali Sum
day and both performers drew
rounds OF applause for their daring
escapadeS.
Cara, long a faVoritc among
Mexican bullfight fans, went
through his usual great perform
ance and displayed his skill on nu-
merOuS occasions.
Arruza who is not quite as high
ranking as Cara, captured the IA
wore of the crowd with daring
chances he took while playing the
bull with the cape His capeWork
at times ovcrshadoWcd that of Car
ga. although Cara proved superior
in killing his bulls.
While the bIllS in most cases
showed plenty Of spirit they were
not as large as some used in McXl-
cali in the past. Six animals we're
slain, each torrero Staying three
Garza's third bull was probably
the best fighter of the afternoon
and with him Cara displayed his
greatest work both with cape and
sword. He experienced several cx-
citing mishaps and once was but
tee to the ground by the bull.
Arruzas S last bull was likewise
highly spirited and that too. was
his best performance. He wen
through intricate maneuvers witt
the cape and his sword thrust Wa'
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-10
l.. A. PRODUCE

Los ANGELES. May 10 CUP
PUNCHED VEGETABLES: Steady Beets
2ls-3 dozen 1.25-1.5o; carrots 5 doz 75c-
100: iced crts. s doz. Imperial = 75-3. co.
chard 2ls-3 doz. ! 25-1 IS; green onions
s doz. 4.OO-4.50; leeks doz. 1.5O-2. 90
mustard doz. 75c-1o0; parsley doz
$50; radshes small rcd 6 doz. 125-1 80;
spinach doz. 1.25-1.75, turnips 2I. 3
doz. 125-1.50.
CABBAGE: Steady. Cannonball $50
2, IS; jumboS and ordinary 10000: red
cabbage cries i.O0-45O; Savoy / PSI. 40.
CANTALOUPES: Steady Imperial crtes
lbO. 36s-45s s.50-9,00; stu. 45S 75O-S so:
pony 5is T.O0-7.50
CUCUMBERS: Weaker san Diego flats
3.Oo-3.50: specials , 250-3OO: Laguna
Beach 3.00-3. 25: specials and No. 2s > 90
go; Imperial flats 2.5O-2.75.
EGGPLANT: Steady. Lugs Imperial o
u tops 3OO-3. 50; les 2.5O-275
SQUASH: Firm. White summer In
pcrial crtS. 1.5O-2 90. Italian San Diego
lugs 20O-2.5O: Imperial crts. 2.Oo-2. -
yellow crookneck Imperial cris. 1.73-2. 90.
STRAWBERRIES: Stronger: trays San
Diego Klondikes 3.25-3.75. long stems
400. No. IS l -. Aromas 173-2. 90.
TOMATOES: Stronger. Imperial Valley
cris. STOPS 2.5O-3.o0; special 325-3. -,
, 12s 2.5o-2.75. los 173-1.O 90. 2Os l.25-1 50
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-10
Extra Innings in
Coast Games
Are Increasing
BY NORMAN MONTELLIER
United Press Staff Correspondent


SAN FRANCISCO, May l0.-(UP)
The 19-inning struggle between the
Los Angeles Angels and Portland
Beavers in the first game of a dou-
ble-hcader Sunday brings to at
tention the fact that no less than
l6 extra-inning engagements have
been fought in the three weeks of
the current Pacific Coast League
season.
This may not be fact worthy
of undue attention, but an aver
age Of five overtime games a
week for the first part Of the new
season seems at least TO be an
answer TO the cver-present de-
mand for plenty of baseball.
Idle curiosity concerning the An
gels long distance fracaS with the
Beavers-longest of the season to
date-brings to light the informa-
ton that Los Angeles, leading the
league at this time, has fought
through six eXtra-inning battles al
ready this season and has won them
all.
The Angels have found Hollywood
and Portland to be the toughest
teams to put down for keeps, the
Beavers having forced Los Angeles
to games of 10, IL and 10 innings
during their series, while the Stars
stubbornly hung on for two lin
ming games and one l0-inning tilt.
San Diego follows Los Angeles
in the matter of endurance con-
tests, having had to pass the regu-
lar game limit the same number of
times with record Of five wins
and one loss,
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-10
PACIFIC COAST
SPORTS ROUNDUP
BY UNITED PRESS

TRACK-At Los Angeles: Uniycr-
sity of California track team de-
feated University of Southern Cali
fornia, 39I2 to 4Ola, for it's first
dual meet victory over the Trojans
since 1924 In the same meet, Cali
fornia trounced UCLA, 112 points
to 10. Star Bear performers we're
jim Jurkovich, high point man with
II points for first i'm the broad
jump and second in the ll0-yard
dash and discus, Hal Davis. winner
of the 100 and 220; Lee Augellch,
winner of both hurdle races, and
Ralph Dewey, mile and tWo-mic
winner. In a special event. Johnny
Fulton Of Stanford set a new Amer
ican record for the 65O-yard dash
in 1879, breaking the mark of
1904 set in 1914.
At Fresno: San jose State college
defeated Fresno State, II points to
80, winning the meet by taking the
last two events, the broad jump
and mile relay.
RACING-At San Matco, Cal: &:
Bay Meadows concluded its spring
racing season with crowd Of 10000
persons wagering S565,847 for a new
track record. Seasons total betting
amounted to $10313,357
BASEBALL-At Berkeley: UniVer-
sity Of California defeated Southern
California. 15-11, in the second
game of the playoff series for the
CIB.A. championship, TO even the
series. Final and deciding game to
be played Monday use won the
opener, 6-5
At Palo Alto: Stanford defeated
tie University of San Francisco in
a dOublehcader, l4-7 and 10, with
USFS Con Dempsey being charged
with both defeats.
HANDBALL-AtS San Francisco: Joe
Platak, USN, won his eighth ma
tional AAU handball championship
at the Olympic club in an easy win
over Abe Smith, Richmond ship
yard worker, 21-5, 21-2 The dou-
bles title was won by Joe Gordon
and Harold Smith of Long Beach,
who defeated their home town riv-
ais, Al Cram and Bart Hackney,
2l-13, 21-20.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-10
ANGELS TIGHTEN
LEAGUE LEAD
With TWIN wins
Ry LIMITED PRESS

Los Angeles stretched its Pacific
Coast league lead to five fun games
today after sweeping both ends OF
q doubleheader against Portland
Sunday, including l9-inning VIC
tory in the opener, while all other
clubs split their twin bills.
Los Angeles won the l0-inning
battle. longest in the league this
season, by a score of TO. The
winning tally came when an error
by catcher EasterWood of Portland
let Bill Schuster. Angel shortstop
score from third.
Wayne Osborne went all the
way for Portland and gave up Is
hits. while Kenn RaffenSberger
fourth Los Angeles hurler, was
credited with the win. RaficnS-
berger entered the game in the
ninth, nipped Beaver rally and
held them TO three hits for the re-
mainder OF the game.
TIE SCORE
Los Angeles came from behind to
tie the score in the sixth when
Wimply Quinn homered with one
en-, sending the game into the ten
extra innings.
Los Angeles took the second
game, 81, in a tightly-played game,
to sweep the series, six games to
none.
San Diego and Hollywood split,
the Padres winning the nightcap
l1-4. and losing the opener 1913, as
Hollywood won its first series OF
the season, five games 10 two.
The Padres took the nightcap in
a loosely played game, jumping on
Ray Joiner for nine-run outburSt
IL the second frame, led b. Johnny
Jensens homerun. The Stars pick
ed up three unearned runs in the
first inning.
The Stars took the opener. 1913,
breaking out with an eight-run ex-
plosion in the fifth. Manager
Charlie Root went the route for
Hollywood, scattering II hits. The
big fifth inning was paced by
homers by Kenny Richardson and
Roy Younkers.
22 GAMES
John Dickshot, Hollywood out
fielder, hit safely in both contests
to run his consecutive hitting
streak to % games.
San Francisco split a double
header with Seattle before 1000
fans. The Rainiers took the open
er, 30 and the Seals copped the
nightcap. 10, splitting the series,
three games TO three.
The first game was a breeze for
the Rainiers but the second game
was a pitching duel with Harrell Of
the Seals allowing but three hits TO
JohnSon's four. Two of San Fran
ciscos four hits. which scored the
lone runs of the game, came in the
fourth inning when MctkOvicll
tripled and scored on a single by
Schumacher
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-10
". Y. STOCKS

NEW YORK. May 10 drl-A hurst Of
buxinr in utility shares featured an
otherwise quiet stock market to-day
Utilities opened on blocks ranging L."
o0. .OO0 shares. They dominated the mai
kci all day few other issues had
large volume hut were IN the minority
Opening dealings were hiehliChtcd by a
tori of sit down OF 800 floor cmploNcS
(which lasted fot eight minutes when
trading WAS most active.
The members of the exchange filled IN
as runners for quotations and kept The
tickefs supplied in fair order. The en-
,,loVcS returned on the advice al lncli
union leader. They said they were pro
testing delays of the War Labor Board IN
passinc an II pei cent wage hopSt agreed
ON by tho employees and The exchange
First hour transactions were al rate nl
more than d.OooOn shares for fill Se>-
sion. The total S03.36o shares Mas INC
largest first hour since May Is I'4u.
volume steel in each succeeding houI ana
the days total was well below the year :
high $500, -.
ovet the week end on The Allied successes
In North Africa They held their gains
well after absorbing some proili-takinG'
The utility average made nc" hlEil
since January Is. 1871. and the genera
market average touched new high
since NAV 10, 1910. Profit taking de-
velopcd in the third hour. The market
vailed and met further selling luSt hcloic
the rlosc A long list held part OF the
days rise.
4 half dozen or So issues. including
commonwealth a. Southern. United Corpo-
ration. Pacific Tin, American Power &
Lithi. American & Foreign Power. Column
bIa Gas, and Laclede Gas, had about one
ouarier of all the business done on the
exchange. Commonwealth was the out
standing performer in turnover after
oneninr on A block of 10000 shares.
Sales amounted to ISIS, 450 shares, the
most since May 4 last. compared with =
TAG 6l1 on Friday. Curb sales were the
heaviest since Oct. 19, 1887. at i. 2oo. .4fo
shsrcs and cor,rared with IA. 600 Friday.
Preliminary closing Dow-Jones averages
were; Industrial l3s.64, up O.2s; rail
= 30 osf q 80 u''ln" "0.52 up 0.42; and
|b5 stocks. 1924, UP 0.10.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-10
L. A. LIVESTOCK

LOS ANGELES May 10 UP)-Fedcral-
State Market News:
Ih1-rI E. Salable 1900 fairly active.
steady TO strong medium TO good fed
steers Ia 50-l5.s5; common down to Is. .; F.;
few medium heifcrs Ia: common TO
medium COWS 1025-12: few medium to
good II 25-f3; canners and cutters LOU
IN medium 20 good bulls II 50-12.75.
CANES: SalaaIc 100. fully steady; good
10 choice weighty calves 14.30-16; some
| held higher
HOGS: Salablc 1900 slow. 1925 cents
Hover: bulls good 10 choice l9O--su
mounds 15.15.4D practical top l5.i0; fe"
|ir, "a rood to choice sows 14-14.50.
SHEEP: Salahle 100; good TO choice
|,smw scarce: few sales about steady
|wlth bulk suitable for feeders. few small
|lots medium 20 choice spring lambs l4.9o-
|15 80; common to good ewes win NO ="
| Ipelts q. so sorted 10 per cent.