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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-10
Ford Factories
Feed
Bomber Plant

Decentralization Of small parts
manufacturing at Willow Run was
revealed today by Ford Motor Co.
officials as a partial solution TO
the transportation problem at the
plant.
Several manufacturing opera
tons already have been trans
ferred 10 some OF the rural plants
of the company under a pattern
perfected several years ago by
Henry Ford 10 save travelling and
allow workers more time in their
homes.
Primarily, the method was
adopted, officials said. to aid in
solving manpower problems Of the
mammoth airplane plant while.
secondarily, it aids production by
providing a more practical distri-
button of the work.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-10
now SEPARATED

II don't know where he Is"
she said I'VE are separated hut
don't think he lacks for
money"
(The New York Daily News
said IN a copyright story that
She married Holm IN February,
1871, and that Miss Fahrney
later obtained a divorce in Chi
Cago According 70 the story
the 37-year-old Holm received
$500 10 marry her.
Miss Fahrncv whose full name
now would be Merry FahrneN
Pickering EiSncr Berlingiori Cas-.
Slni Holm. said she hadn't divorced
Holm and didn't plan 10.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-10
FRIEND OF NAZI AIDE

She said the state department
ydd refused her a passport he
cause Of her friendship with Her
bert von Strcmpcl once the first
secretary Of the German embassy
IN Washington He was dear
friend Miss Fahrncv sand. and
she couldn't give him up Just be-
cause he was German Won
Strempcl left The United States
two years ago.
Miss Fahrncy. who earned the
title "Madcap when she Soloed a
plane AZ the age. of Is. emphasized
that she
. Thinks the American press Is
not respectable because II calls
her Nazi won't keep out of
her private life and dlstorts
what She says,
HITLER GREAT MAN
. Believes Hitler is a great man.
fighting for the people" God
help the world IL Hitler falls
before he finishes of Russia"
. Thinks the German cCstapo
isn't good but it's no worse than
the way things work out in tho
United States. where everybody
prizes into your life.
"Ill never 20 back 10 the
United States and nobody can
ever make me-" she said. After
the war I'll go 10 France for the
rest Of my life"
Miss Fahrney wasn't sure how
shed make out for money. She
has plenty nOw-cnough 10 set up
in a two-Story whlte-Columncd
villa in a fashionable section. But
when She stopped in Brazil. the
embassy there wouldn't unfreeze
her funds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-10

BUENOS AIRES, Argentina,
April Q Merry Fahrney.
patent medicine hc!rcSs who
thinks Hitler is a great man. ad-
INIT oday that she married a
S~r waiter just 10 skip out
q the United States for good
"And I'd rather walk oft
window ledge than go back" she
said.
She needed her fifth husband.
nadcap Merry SAID, so she could
got a passport She found Mis-
Kurt Holm. a New York waiter,
and married him. thus becoming
citizen Of Sweden by marriage.
and then fed 20 Brazil. later NOV
inc 10 Argentina.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-10
ASK BANKERS AID

MCPHERSON Browning. chairman
Of The Wayne County district VIC
tory fund committee. last night
urged The Oakland County Bar
crs Association 70 give this sccord
var loan every support, both as
buyers and sellers.
The Detroit Police Departments
own bond battle" today Jumped
the forces total sales 10 Sli2Fg5.
As compared 10 $l125 reported
the first day
Inspector Michael Larce'S Con.
ner station crew Jumped into the
lead among the rs police divisions
with sales totaling SIS 900.
Second spot was hotlv contested
between the STATS Of Inspector
James Hoye al Trumbull station.
and Inspector Walter Stolt al
Chcne station, each having a
SD 900 total.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-10
Bond Bombing
Of City Set for
Monday, 6 p. m.

About 70 planes Of tho CAP,
sweeping in flights Of los. will
bond bomb Detroit at 6 p. m.
Monday, marking the formal
Of the Second War Loan
victory bond drive.
This feet of CAP ships will
spread over outlined sections of
the entire city 10 attack with
half a million pamphlets urging
all residents 10 buy bonds. The
leaflets viii proclaim. also, the
campaign slogan:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-10
SAVES GAS, RUBBER

The program also saves gasoline
and rubber. since the number of
workers driving great distances is
reduced. Proposal for the move is
said TO come from Henry Ford
himself.
II is not the purpose of the plan
10 transfer workers now engaged
at Willow Run 10 other plants,
officials said. The more manpower
that can be relieved from strictly
manufacturing processes, they
said, will make that much more
manpower available for assembly
of finished planes.
Moving of machinery, so far, it
is said. has not been necessary
because of the types of the jobs
involved Manufacture was as
signed TO plants in accordance
with their facilities. Any ma
chinery left idle by conversion will
be allocated 10 other requirements
/ in the bomber plant.
AID TO HOUSING
Housing officials view the proc
ess as a direct aid to the problems
facing the workers around the
plant. Company officials have con-
tended that the housing problem
had been greatly over-emphasized
and that the new method of ham
ding the various manufacturing
Jobs might prevent a serious hous-
ing shortage.
1 The company has constantly
commended that the major prob
lens at Willow Run is the reten-
tion of trained personnel. So far,
Il il is said the Ford School at the
plant has trained more than 49,
900 workers, of which more than
1000 have been lost, mostly
through the draft.
Officials have insisted that ado
quate transportation would have
to be made available to bomber
plant workers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-10
5 WOMEN PILOTS

Five women pilots are scheduled
10 be IN the attacking force.
Plans were completed today for
the first mass rally Of workers
in the Second War Loan, 10 be
held. tomorrow Al 1870 IN the
auditorium of WWJ. Secretary of
the Treasury Morgenthau viii
speak for - minutes over a closed
circuit 10 campaign workers
throughout the country. WWJ
Will broadcast the speech only IN
its auditorium for the assembled
bond sales force.
Abner r. Larncd Liberty Loan
bond sales leader Of World War !.
will tell the workers about the
19l7-lS bond drives prior 70 Nor
gonthau'S radio address Frank y
fSbey- Star bond salesman of this
war. Viii speak after the Morgcn-
than address MCLucas VIII be
chairman of tho meeting.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-10
"They GIVE their lives-we
LOAN our money"

CAP pilots will autograph a
many Of the pamphlets as they
have time 10 between now and
the zero hour. Twenty-Five of them
will be autographed by Walter ;.
McLucaS, chairman OF the treas
ury war finance committee for
Lever Michigan. These MeEHea>-
autographed circulars will be good
for free plane rides with CAP
members
La gaceta., 1943-02-15


do en- actividad esencial para Ia
guerra, a menos que presenre
una tarjeta expedida por ell Ser
vicio de Empleo de los Estados
UnidoS.
Los trabajadores podran de
Jar 81 trabajo Y aceptar empleo
en- industries no-eSencialeS pc
no inmeditamente quedaran Ell
Situaci6n de ser reclutados pa
ra el ser icio militar.
Los patronLS 4.ectados POI
lie disposition son les que 50 de
dican a la construction de bar
cos, minerva, fabrication de en-
La gaceta., 1943-02-15
Ell BAILE DEL CIRCUUO

Ell BAILE DEL CIRCUUO
Aver noche verified su bale
la sociedad Cfrculo Cubano, aus
piciado por la Secci6n de Recreo
y AdornO.
La sin rival de las orquestas
locales, Don Francisco con su
cantante Joe Camejo y dirigida
por ell professor Frank GraSso,
TOGO un selecto repertoire.
Las mesas Sc veian ocupadas
en- su totalidad.
BESIDE la plataforma de la m1
sica Sc anunci6 I'm gran Bale
Cabaret para ell entrante Do
mingo.
La gaceta., 1943-02-15
NACIMIENTO

En- la manana de aver domin-
90 do a luz con toda felicidad
una robusta nina la Sra. Tessie
Falcon, esposa del apreciado a.
migo Alberto Falcon.
La Sra. Falcon fue asistida
en- la. C.inica "El Bien P1blico"
por ell DR.. Jose Antonio Domln
guez
La nueva ciudadana llevara
los nombres de Maria Tulsa
FL estado de la mama y la ne
ma es del TODD satisfactorio Den
tro de breves dias. sera trasLada
da a su hogan de la Gale Nueve.
AL felicitar a los dichosos pa
pas, les deseamos puedan verla
crecer sana y contenta.
La gaceta., 1943-02-15
LA MATINEE
DE AVER

LA MATINEE
DE AVER
Otro exito Sc A~ot6 aver la
Secci6n de Recreo del Centre
ESpanol.
Dasde Jmprana bora sc po-
dia obser ar ell exito de la fies-
ia, va que las parejitas afluian
en- gran cantidad. A ESQ de las
cinco de la tarde la fiesta esta-
ba en- TODD SUI esplendor.
En- la plataforma de la mdsi-
ca vimos a don Francisco" ell
conjunto de moda.
La fiesta Sc termin6 despues
de las ocho de la noche.
oshrdl frfr NH NH d NH wdmh
La gaceta., 1943-02-15

vases de hoja,at, util.dades pd
oitcas y gobierno federal.
Henry C. Mergill, director de
IA Comisi6n en- Tampa, explica
que es un plan voluntario que
,odos los intereses en- ue,tos sc
.omprometen a Inaugurar y
mantener.
"No debe interpretarze como
Tue "congela" Il trabajo. Su q
lecto eS ayudar a estabilizar las
,~ondiciores del trabajo Y pro-
curar Ia mayor medida possible
lie eStabilizaci6n."
La gaceta., 1943-02-15

En- La manana de hoy tuvl-
mos ell placer de saludar al Jo-
ven Marcus Betancourt, que
desde hace meses Sc encuentra
sirviendo al Ejercito de los Els
tados Unidos.
En- la a~ctualidad esta desta-
cado en- Brunswick, Ga, y per-
tenece al cuerpo de infanteria'
Motiva su vista Ell conocer a
su hijita, nacida en- pasadas Sc
manas Y que lleva el nombre dc
Elena
'"'ycmf kwkw XIV XIV zbzzbzbz
Ell Pvt. Betancourt resldla
con su bella esposa, Viodeta, en-
eli 1407 de la Decima avenida'
Con 81, y procedente del mismo
La gaceta., 1943-02-15

Las felices negociaciones que
produjeron csc resultado fueron
efectuadas entire representatives de
las Naciones Unidas y ell goberna-
dor de la Somalfa Francesa. Has
ia entonces, csc territorio era la
Ultima franja de terra colonial
francesa que a1n mantenia cone
xiones con Vichy.
Sc trata de un area de 1864 kil6-
metros cuadrados, ubicada entire
Eritrea, Ethiopia y la Somalfa Bril-
tanica. Tiene una poblacion de
$4,000 habitantes, aproximada-
mente, y 14.S70 de ellos, cast una
tercera parte, viven en- la ciudad de
Jibuti. 4
Los principales productos de ex-
portacion son cueros, cafe y marfil.
La gaceta., 1943-02-15
DADA UNA D QUE ES
TABlLIZA EN- TAMPA EN-
TAMPA A $4,000 TRABA.
JADORES

La ComiSi6n de Potencia Hu.
orden que estabiiza en- Tampa
a $4,000 trabajadores necesa.
rios para Ell esfuerzo en- pro de
Ia victoria.
Prohibe la ,rden que los pa.
tronoS solicitor, entire listen o
cotraten a cualQuier trabajador
cue csc o haya estado, dentro
de los dltimos 30 dias, emplea.
La gaceta., 1943-02-15

WASHINGTON. La So
malta francesa, al adherirse
al movimiento de los Fran
ceses Combatientes, abri6 la
puerta al transito de pertre-
chos que Sc transportan por
ell interior de Africa y por ell
litoral de la comba oriental de
csc vasto continente.
Ell puerto de Jibuti, capital del
territorio, es ell termino maritime
del 1nicoa ferrocarril que penetra
en- Ethiopia, conectando Adds Abeba
o ell angosto Estrecho de Bah Ell
Mandeb, que une al Mar Rojo con
81 Golfo de Alden.
La gaceta., 1943-02-15

fPekAico" a gu hognT Ia estimada
Sra. Jennie Curry, 1ueso dc ha.
Der sufrido una Intervention
quirdrgica a manos del DR., A.
A. Gonzalez.
La Sra. Curry terminara de
reponerse en- su hogar.
Hacemos fervientes votos por
su pronto restablecimiento.
La gaceta., 1943-02-15
ECOC DE UNA BODA

Como previamente anuncia-
ramos en- estas columnas, ell pa
sado Microbes unieron sus des-
tinos en- ell mas puro de los amo-
res la Srta. Alexandra (Beba)
Gregory y el Sr. Adolfo Diaz.
La ceremonial, de caracter CT
yil tuvo lugar en- ell 1916 de la
avenida II, Residential del her
mano de la d~esposada, Sr. Eloy
Gregory.
Ell .acta matrimonial fue fir
mazda por la Sra. Jose A. Do
minguez y ell DR.. Ismael An
gulo.
La novia lucia un bello traje
nupcial de raso blanco adOrna-
do con perlas y un largo velo
sostenido por una corona.
Despues de la ceremonial Sc
ofreci6 a los nuevos esposos una
reception en- la que fueron OBJ
sequiados profusamente todos
los presenteS.
Los novios partieren en- yiaje
de luna de miel y a su regreso
estabeceran su hogar en- la Ave
nida de Armenia.
Felicidad les desea el cronista
La gaceta., 1943-02-15
NOTAS SOCIALE
(PoR MARIO RODRTCUEz)

c%ampamento, nos vista Ell Pvt.
Oharues Perez.
dSshrdl NH NH NH NH frfrffg
Lamentamos que su estancia
en- esta no pueda prolongarse
por mas tempo.
La gaceta., 1943-02-15

"Hemos determinado aceptar la
del Juez Hutshinson en- ell case
de los precios de Tampa. Noso-
tros no apelaremos la decision.
lei dinero depositado sera dis
tribuido Y ell precio fijado por la
Junta de Utilidades Publicas en-
ell mes de Agosto de 1910 sera
puesto en- efecto dentro de los IL
mites de la ciudad de Tampa 10
mas pronto possible, Tenemos va
rios miles de euentas quue tienen
que ser ajustadas y necesaria-
La gaceta., 1943-02-15
Acid Indigestion

Relieved In 5 minutes or
double your money back
When exress stomach acid causes painful. suMncat.
ine gAs. sour stomach and heartburn. doctors usually
prescribe the fastest acting medicines known fr
umplomatic relief-medicines like those IN Bell ans
Teblets. No laxative, Bell. ans. brings comfort IN 4
iiny o. double your mona back on return VI hottlo
II IA 39a a. all druggiafL
La gaceta., 1943-02-15

Ia ddicada operation o que fne
IA sornetida en- pasados dias, Ia
Sra. Eloina MARTINEZ. lie fue
practicable con gran @xito por
el DIR. A. A. Gonzalez, en- la Clf-
Mica ''El Bien Publico''.
La Sra MARTINEZ aun perma-
nece recluida en- csc centric de
salud, esperandose un pronto
traSlado a su hogar, 1921 de la
catorce avenida.
La gaceta., 1943-02-15

mente este no de tomar alg1n
tempo.
"Tan pronto nosotros podamos
determinar los efectos que este
severe corte en- los precios ten
gan sobre nuestras entradas en-
geeral, estudiaremos que reajus-
tie mas podemos hacer, no solo
dentr ode la ciudad, 81 que tam
bien en- TODD ell territorio de los
Condados de Hillsborough, Pas
C oy Polk, a los que en- la actuali-
dad servimos."
La gaceta., 1943-02-15

EN- SU HOGAR
Ell pasado viernes fue trasla-
dada deSde la Clinica "El Bien
La gaceta., 1943-02-15

En- Enero Is, 1913 ell Honorable Juez Ira A. Hutchinson, de la Cudad de Pana-
ma, Florida, tuvoa bn decidn 10 iguiente en- ell pIGto de precos de Ia Compa-
MIA Tampa Electric:
La gaceta., 1943-02-15

"que la devolucion de las cantida-
des ordenadas en- ell parrafo 2 de di-
cho decreto sean pagadas por la Jun
ia de Utilidades Pdblicas, como de-
postcards de los consumidores de e.
lectricidad de la ciudad de Tampa,
la cantidad de dinero agregada y
colectada por la Companfa Tampa
La gaceta., 1943-02-15

Electric de acuerdo con la condicion
de estos bonos; y Jurisdiction sea
reserv&da por este medic, para ase-
gurar ell future cumplimiento de es-
tas 6rdenes y decretos va que puede
ser ~necesario modificar los expe-
dientes para llevar a efecto una pro-
pia y complete distribution de los di-
chos fondos."
Imperial Valley press., 1943-07-26
". L. STOCKS

NEW YORK. July 26 CUP1-The stock
market suffered one Of its sharpest breaks
OF the year today when wave Of selling
swept over the list and brought losses
extending 10 more than four points into
pivotal shares
War stocks especially rails. steels and
aircrafts. We're hardest hit. Selling also
many so-called peace shares.
Volume swelled sharply on the break
but quieted around mid-session when a
wild rally got under way and cut extreme
losses moderately. The recovery was far
from aggressive and near the closing time
many Of the leading shares had back
tracked to around their lows for the
session.
Santa Fed led the stock market break.
II fell TO a low of 63A, off d. points.
rallied about two points and slun'ped
again near closing time TO near lis low
Southern Pacific, Southern Railway. ana
Great Northern railway preferred were
down around two points each. Other
rails had losses of a point and more.
handful of stocks met demand
Armour preferred leaped eight points 10
new high at so, Crosley gained more
than a point on a favorable earnings
statement and Loew's also was maintained
by excellent earnings figures
Preliminary closing Dow -JoneS aver
ages: Industrial 1s2. OF, off l92; rail
36 90 off lao; utility 2l70 off O.47;
and 65 stocks A9 50. off 100.
Sales swelled to 1.455, 74O shares from
9l4. $50 last Friday. Curb turnover was
300, 40 against 293. $50 on Frida-
Imperial Valley press., 1943-07-26
z REASONS FOR
CARDS WINNING

ST. LOUIS, July &c CUP)-Cardi-
nal Manager Billy Southworth
called time out today to pay
tribute to what he calls my right
and left arms"-Coaches Mike Con-
zales and Clyde "Buzzy" Wares
for their part in the Redbirds'
pennant squirt.
Explaining that the SouthWorth
aggregation had youngsters in many
of the key positions, the Cardinal
skipper said. Il can't put in words
the part those two play in de-
Veloping these kids. They're my
right and left arms, and if 1 tried
to sum up the number of times
one of their suggestions has won a
ball game, the sum would be stag
gering."
SouthWorth pointed out that any
body in the business would tell you
the same - that Gonzales and
Wares have much to do with max
ing the Cardinals cogs mesh. They
shape the raw youngsters into the
smooth machine that SouthWorth
put on the field.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-07-26
RACING GLAMOR
WAR VICTIM But
PRIZE MONEY UP

NEW YORK, July 26.-CUP)-
AS the 28-day Saratoga race meet
opens at Belmont's Scenic Course
today, the Glamorous Setting of the
Old Spa will be missing-anothel
victim of the war-but the famed
meet will cling to its heritage even
in the dollar marked shadows OF
New York's Skyscrapers.
For the first time since Civil Wai
days, Saratoga will miss its Annual
Influx of visitors, people who came
to make money and stayed to spend
it. Novels have been written and
motion pictures filmed of the long
and glamorous history of the meet
and now, for the first time since
1864, it has been taken out of its
familiar setting by the problems
of wartime transportation.
Anticipating record crowds at
Belmont, Saratoga officials have
more than doubled the prize money
for the numerous historic stakes.
name" horses-such as Count Fleet
will be missing from the barns
but the fields will be larger and
better-balanced and thereby aid the
handle.
The count-terror of the three
year. -olds-is being brought back
slowly for a fall campaign. But
this. too, will aid the mutuel ham
die. for with the fleet at anchor
there will be wide-open races. The
Hertz Hurricane would have ruined
the entry list for such stakes as
the 4lst running of the Wilson, the
63rd edition Of the coveted Sara
toga cup. With the Brown Beauty
i'm the barn, it'll be a mob scene at
the entry boX-and a resultant
field day at the tWo-dollar windows
The Silson, over the mile route,
is the first feature on the cara
won by Equipoise, discovery and war
Admiral. this year it has drawn
such three-year olds and UP as
Apache. Devil Diver, Shut out, and
the Rhymer.
On the following Saturday, Aug
Z the six-furlong Saratoga special
for tWo-year- -olds will be run. The
next weekend feature is the Sl0,-
OOO-added travers for three-year
olds. and the starting gate will be
jammed because of the Counts
absence.
The Grand Union hotel stakes
for wo-year-olds and the $4,000
added Saratoga handicap for three
year-olds and up headline the Aug.
q card. Alsab our boots, Devil
Diver and Shut Out headline the
field in what had been expected to
be the Fleets handicap run.
The Saratoga cup, mile and six
furlongs event for those three and
over, will wind up the meet on Aug.
%. This is the stake that EXTERN
inator won four times hand run
ming and later was taken by Gal
liant Fox, Ekky, Twenty Grand and
War Admiral. With the count
out, it apparently rests between the
Diver, Market Wise, Little Sab and
Dur Boots.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-07-26
Hagg in Fastest
American Mile

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, July 26
(UP) - Track fans were con-
vinced today that there was no
limit to the record breaking pos
sihiIities of Gunder Hagg as the
Swedish ace prepared to head for
Cleveland and another stop on
his tour for the benefit of the
U. S. Army Air Force fund.
Hagg received his closet COM
petition Saturday and responded
with enc of his best performances
to hang up 1858 clOcking for
the fastest mile i'm American his
tory. He beat Gil DOdds of
Boston and Bill Hulse of New
York by 10 yards to lower Glenn
Cunningham's old Americ i C a n
standard, set i'm 1884, by Ia sec
Onds.
His time was also within seven
tenths of second of his own
world mark. already lowered to
4:02.G b his cOuntryman, Arne
Anderson, i'll Sweden.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-07-26
Relocation Centers
Nav Close Soon

DENVER, July 26 CUP - The
possibility that a majority OF the
nations 10 war relocation centers
will be closed after the segregation
of pro-Axis and loyal japanese has
been completed was disclosed IN
Denver today by Dillon S. Myer,
national director of the WRA.
Myer said that approximately b.
900 pro-Axis japanese will be taken
from the entire nation to the Tule
Lake Relocation Center in northern
California this fall as a result OF
the segregation, which Is expected
to begin early in September. Plans
for the segregation were being mace
at a conference of WRA officials
which started in Denver today and
will continue through wednesday.
We hope to close centers when
we have moved the pro-Axis Japa-
nese to Tule Lake and released the
others, but we have not decided
what will be done with them after
they are closed" Myer said.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-07-26
Musso's Out in
National Leauue

PITTSBURGH, July 6-CUP)-
The Pittsburgh Pirates Brooklyn
Dodgers twin bill was halted in the
fourth inning of the second game
yesterday while a crowd of 3O,309
fans enthusiastically received the
bulletin that Benito Mussolini had
resigned.
The first query evoked by the
news that Mussolini had been
knocked out was: who will relieve
him?" the second was: who cares?"
Umpire Babe Pinelli, behind the
plate, first sought confirmation of
the announcement and then waved
his right arm calling Mussolini out,
thus making it official in the ma
tional league.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-07-26
L. A. PRODUCE

Los ANGELES. July &c CUP
PUNCHED VEGETABLES: Steady. Local
beets 2lk 3 doz. l.oo-1. so: carrots 3 doz.
lOO-1. .25: chard 2&-3 doz. 1.OOrl .
green onions doz. 2.50-3.00; leeks 2
doz. 225-2. 50; mustard doz 1.0o-1. D
parsley 6 doz. 2.25-2 75; radishes doz.
2. .25-3 90; spinach doz. :. 00-2.5O;
turnips 2lk-3 doz 1.25-1.35.
CANTALOUPES: Steady. Local HONEY
BALLS Jbo. 24s-26s 25-4 50; 36s-45s
4.25-4 so; Std. ass 3.5O-400; pony ass
2. 10000 HONEYDEWS Imperial Std. 9s-
l2s 2 o0-2 .25.
EGGPLANT: Dull. Lugs Imperial 9-12
tops 200.
ONIONS: Steady. Street sales 5O-lb-
SKIS local Spanish 2. 2.25-2.40; white globes
235.
SQUASH: Firm. Lugs local and San
Diego white summer 1890, Italian 70
s5c. Yellow crooilneck 75-s5c. Banana
local and Imperial 3-3isc. San Diego sc
Table Queen lugs 1.00-125.
TOMATOES: Stronger. Local and Sar
Diego Earlianas & Pearsons 4x5s ?. 20
400, SKIS and 5x6s =. 75-3. 25: 6X6s !. IS
OPS; 6x7s 125-2.o0; loose lugs 50-75c.
Stones 4x5s 300: SKIS 3.25. 6X7s 2.25.
Egg tomatoes local trays 1.75-2.OO.
WATERMELONS: Stronger: truck loads
per ton Klondkes local 50.OO-6O.OO.