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Evening star., 1943-05-16

Miss Bette Ann Crockett and Miss
Virginia Myrick of Silver Spring
were hosts at a surprise shower
Friday evening in honor of Miss
Jeanne Meiners, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Earl N. Meiners of Takoma
Park, who will be married May %
to Officer Cadet William Codding
Stevens of Fort Benning, Ga. The
party was given at the home of Miss
Myrick's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
James F. Myrick.
DR.. and Mrs. w. B. Mehring of
Silver Spring were hosts last evening
at their home, entertaining DR.. and
Mrs. William Bashore and Dr. and
Mrs. Robert Jacoby of Bethesda, DR..
and Mrs. Frank Parker and DR.. and
Mrs. Albert R. James of Silver
Spring, DR.. and Mrs F. A. Arranson
of Washington and DR.. and Mrs.
James McCarl of Greenbelt. The
party was given m celebration Of
the recent election of DR.. McCarl
to the presidency of the Maryland
State Dental Association.
Other parties given over the week
end include a bridge party at which
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Pratt entertained
last evening in their North Woodside
home, bridge party held Friday
evening by Mrs. Wilson O'Callaghan
at her home in Silver Spring and a
luncheon at which Mrs. James
Chewing of Takoma Park was
hostess yesterday.
DR.. and Mrs. Howard D. Dozier of
North Woodside will leave Tuesday
for Northampton to attend the
closing exercises at Smith College,
where their daughter, Miss Mary
Louise Dozier, will be graduated
Thursday. Because the WAVES at
tending Smith College have taken
up so many of the hotels, the COL
lege this year is housing the parents
of the seniors in the dormitories on
Wednesday night. DR.. and Mrs.
Dozier plan to remain overnight
Tuesday in Springfield, where they
will stay with old friends. Mrs.
Dozier is a graduate of Smith Col
lege.
1t. and Mrs. Raymond M. Kelley
of Silver Spring are making their
home at West Palm Beach, Fla,
where 1t. Kelley is stationed. Miss
Ruth Hunter has returned to Silver
Spring after visiting them for a
week.
Evening star., 1943-05-16
COL, Mrs. Barber
Hosts at Supper

Twenty-six members of Col. Bar
ber's section of the general staff
were the guests of Col and Mrs. H
A. Barber at a supper party Thurs
day at their residence in South Ar
lington.
Their son, 1t. Henry Anson Bar
ber, Sd. who has been stationed al
Fort Benning, Ga, since his gradua.
ton from West Point and marriage
to Miss Fredericka de Peyster Law.
renee, went last week with Mrs
Barber to Camp Swift, Near Austin
Tex, his future station.
Evening star., 1943-05-16
Snnie B. Clark
To Wed in South

Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Gordon
Clark OF Louisville, KY, announce
the engagement OF their daughter,
Miss Sunie Barr Clark, to Midship-
man Daniel w. Herlong. son of Mr..
and Mrs. T. L. Herlong, of Lake
Charles, La
Miss Clark Is attending George
Washington University and is a
member of Kappa Gamma.
The wedding will take place in
Louisville in June, following the
graduation OF Midshipman Herlong
from the United States Naval Acad-
eYaN
Evening star., 1943-05-16
Corners Return

Col. and Mrs. Everett B. Conner
have returned to their home in
North Arlington after a weeks visit
with friends in Boston and New
York. They have as a guest Mrs.
Corners mother, Mrs. Alice Pingelton
of Dallas, Tex.
Evening star., 1943-05-16

If you have gray hair, just wet it
with Canute Water. A few appliea-
tons will completely re-eolor it,
similar to its former natural shade.
In one day, if you wish.
Your hair will retain its naturally
soft texture and lovely new color even
after shampooins, curling OF waving.
Attention only once . month keeps
It young.looking.
Evening star., 1943-05-16
Miss Emily Talbot
To Wed DR.. Warren

DR.. and Mrs. John Allan Talbot
announce the engagement of their
daughter. Miss Emily Talbot, to DR..
Frederick Franklin Warren. son of
Mr.. Frederick Samuel Warren of
Middleburg, Va, and the late Mrs.
Warren.
The wedding will take place in
June.
Evening star., 1943-05-16
'Attache on Visit

The Commercial Attache of the
Uruguay Embassy, Senor Miguel E.
Poncell, has gone to New York for
a Today stay and is at the Wal
dorf-AstOria
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-03
Connolly Answers

1-(a) Verdi; (b) Puccini; (c)
Wagner.
2-(a) Sparing OF Hebrews In
Egypt when God smote the
first-born of Egyptians; (b)
Death of Christ (c) Resur-
rection Of Christ.
3-(a) Pope Leo III; tb) Thomas
A. Beckett; (c) Richard the
Lionhearted.
IA seal; (b) trile: (c) end.
5-ta) sugar; (b) Denmark; (c)
Adds Ababa.
6-(a) English; (b) American;
(c) French.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-03
Quick Answers

First naval engagement Of
the Revolutionary War.
2-Australian and New Zealand
Army Corps.
3-Gen. Sir Harold Alexander.
Tunisia.
Aim Corbett.
@Clarence f. Gauss. China;
Admiral William II. Stand
ley, u. s. S. r.; John G..
Winant. Great Britain.
Sour sub-chasers. which are
called pcs and Sos.
THE ostrich.
Copyright. Is42 by KinG Tsaturss
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-03

Answer to yesterdays puzzle.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-21
Subsidy Ban 10 ZOOn
Prices. VinSOm Warns

Of second class mail AT less than
cost.
Subsidies or federal aid
call IL what YOU wlll-are as
much part of the American
tradition rs flap jacks or corn
pone"
Higher food prices are tho only
alternative 20 subsidies, Ninson
declared Higher food prices, he
continued VIII mean higher wages
and then new demands for food
and wage increases. and the IA
mihar spiral VIII be set in motion
and initiation viii he upon us.
Unison said food prices rose
almost - per cent from Septem-
her. 1912. 90 May, 1913.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-21
Patterson 10 Answer
Army Waste Charge

WASHINGTON, Oct. 21 QNS)
-Undersecretary of War Patter-
son returns as a House military
witness today to an
Swer charges of war department
waste brought by Comptroller
Gen. Lindsay Warren.
Patterson, it was indicated, will
challenge Warren's claim that
untold millions" have been squan-
dered by army contracting officers
in the settlement of war con-
tracts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-21
No Sentiment!
Commanders Of Subs Told
Not TO Spare Japs

PEARL HARBOR, oct p
QNS) - Vice Adm. Charles A..
Lockwood Jr., decorating four
American submarine commanders
for heroism, urged his men not
to Let false feeling Of hui
manity" prevent them from kill
ing their enemies.
The commander of the Pacific
fleets submarine force declared
that every time you sink a ship
you not only kill a number of
enemies whose viciousness and
bestiality too often has been
demonstrated, but you also are
saving the lives of thousands of
shipmates. marines and soldiers. -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-21
Bow Can Tell 500 Planes

AUGUSTA, Me, Oct. n (UP)-
Eleven-year-old Stanley Davis. an
airplane model enthusiast who can
recognize 600 different types Of
planes. is the youngest observer
at the Augusta observation post.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-21
Brazil in Plane Contract

WASHINGTON, Oct. n (INS)
The Republic of, Brazil has
signed a contract with the Fair
child Engine and Airplane Corp. to
build Ranger plane engines to
power the Farichild M-62. a pri-
mary trainer identical with the
U. S. army's PT-f9. -L
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-21
GiIberts Rdided,
Jap Radio Says

NEW YORK. oct. p ms
Six L.. :. Liberator tB-24l bomb
crS attacked Japanese inStalla-
tons in the Gilbert Islands. I'm the
Western Pacific, yesterday, the
japanese Domei agency reported.
Dbmei SAID the raiders were
met 10y anti-aircraft fire but made
no claim that any were shot
down The dispatch asserted that
no damage was done.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-21

Men And
Women Who Are
Hard Of Hearing

To make This simple. no risk hearing
test II YOU are temporarily deafened.
bothered by ringing buzzing head noises
due 10 hardened or coagulates wax (ceru-
mem, try the Ourine Home Method test
that so many say has enabled them 10 hear
well again. You must hear better after
making this simple test or YOU get your
money back At once Ask about Ourine
Far Drops today at Cunningham. Kinsers
and drug stores everyWhere.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-21

This years victory gardens are
TO produce 10000. 900, 900
pounds of food. compared with
7,500,0O0,O0o pounds that came
from such gardens in 1912.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-21
GIlll5!liI

Buy War Savings Stamps the
convenient way. Order them
delivered TO your door from your
Detroit Times carrier-salesmAn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-21
'sCUTTLEs PRICES
SUBSIDIES NOT NEW

"These specious pundits seek
10 create the impression that
there IL something un-American
or sinister about subsidies" he
said. These reckless critics
need an elementary course In
American history. There IN
nothing new about subsidies
except the violence OF the OPP
position To them"
Vinson linked the tariff, the
homestead laws, the establish
ment and growth Of the American
railway system and the postal
system to subsidies.
AT this good hour" he said,
"some of the very newspapers
which howl the loudest against
subsidies for bread and meat
have never refused the privilege
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-21
Relieved in S minutes or
double your money back

double your money back
When excess stomach acid causes painful SUI
locating gas sour stomach and heartburn. doctors
usually prescribe tho fastest acting medicines
known for sympomatic relief-medieines like those
In Bell ans Tablets No laxative, Ball ans hrpgs
comfort IN iiffy or double your money back on
return Of bottle 70 u.s. $50 AZ all druggists.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-21

WASHINGTON. Oct. 81
GINS Economic Stabilizer Fred
M. Vinson declared last night
that the administrators entlre
stsbillzstion structure would b6
knocked into a cooked hat II
the House succeeded in outlawing
food subsidies.
VinSon defended the subsidy
program as an integral part Of
the Presidents hold-the-llne
order.
'SCUTTLES PRICES
"The banking and currency
committee of the House Of Rep
reSentatiVeS has reported ont
a hill which would prohibit the
use of federal funds by any
government agency To subSidiIe
the production or distribution
of food or 20 hold down prices
10 the housewife, NinSon said.
"Such a restriction would tor
pedo the sterilization policy as
effectively as any U-boat ever
torpedoed a Liberty ship
Ninson said prOpagandlSts had
sought 10 give the word subsidy
an EVIL smell
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-21
Acid Indigestion

ADVERTISEMENT
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-21
(Nadaljevanje)

- Matt, vi ste neumni. Prav
res, da ste neumni. Kaj je hi
sa brez moskega? Farovska ku-
harica, tista Lojzka, XII je pref
ssluzila v St. Vidu, mi je enkrat
dejala: Malta, &c Re nj moske-
ga, sal en- par mogkih hlac mo-
ra biti vedno pri hisi. Tako mi
je pravila Lojzka,--in to je bila
pametna zenska. In cato vam
prinesem par hlac, da jih obe-
site ma vrata - tujim ljudem
"a strasilo, vam pa "a tolazbo,
da euva mad vami sam Malta
Jazbec.
Tepec - to je bilo vse,
kar je odgovorila starka.
Tepec? Kdo je tepec? Ali
sem JAZZ tepec? Strela bozja, &c
mi to Sc enkrat recete, vam
prevrnem kolibo. Meni je Ro-
van narocil, maj cuvam vas in
Polonico in JAZZ izpolnim svojo
obljubo. &c vam je to vsee, ali
&c vam nj vsec - je meni vsee-
no. Jutri prinesem hlace in tie
bodo visele ma vratih in vsak
dan bonn prihajal zjutraj ali pa
zveeer, da vidim, kako je pri hi
81. Tako DO in mic drugace.
Starka Sc odgovora nj dala,
nego je sla v hiso, Matija pa je
sedel poleg Polonice ma klop in
j, kolikor je MENU sploh bilo
mogoce memo zacel praviti:
- Ali 81 re kdaj videla, kako
vjame jastreb svoj plen?
Polonico je to vprasanje pre-
senetilo.
- Seveda sem videla!
- Kaj ne -. jastreb krozi
nekaj hipov po zraku, potem pa
svigne kakor strela z neba niz-
dol in - plen je v njegovih
krempljih. Vidis, punca - Ma
tija Sc je primaknil blizje in "a
eel govoriti S pritajenim gla-
som - vidis punca, ma svetu je
tudi dosti moskih, XII so kakor
jastrebi. Ce bi te kateri teh vi
del, hi tudi svignil nizdol in te
skusal v kremplje dobiti. Sem
ma samoto Sc sicer tezko kdo
izgubi, ali mogoce je vendar.
- Ne bojte Sc zane, je pri-
pomnila Polonica. Ponoci Sc no.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-21

tegnejo samostan jako mnogo
stati. Ali menihi Sc MISC mogli
ganiti, ker jim je bio Sc vedno
prepovedano zapustiti samo-
stan.
Med kmeti pa je vrelo. Opat
je cd Min zahteval. vedno vec
denarja, opatovi gostje pa 50
kmetske zene in hcere nadlego-
vail tako, da so veckrat nastali
krvavi boji. Tudi Pavel Glogvic
Sc je bill vrnil v samostan in je
pogostoma obiskoval grad v St.
Lambertu, da bi 81 pridobil lju-
bezen lepe opatove sestre. In
kadar je Margareta zopet in 20
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-21

rules te zenske, XII live tod ma
,samoti, a ogibal sem Sc te, ker
Sc bojim, da me izdas samo-
stanskim gospodom, pravi O.
pat.
- Res je! Izdati te moran.
To je moja dolznost. Sal bi Sc
odveze ne dobil, &c bi pri spove-
di povedal, da sem te zasacil, pa
te nisem prijel.
- In &c bi Sc JAZZ branil? &c
.bi JAZZ ne hotel It'll s teboj? je
vpraseval opat.
- Hobo, Sc je smejal Matt
ia. Kaj mislis, da bo meme hui
die vprasal, &c sem hotel It'll v
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-21

pekel? PRAY mic ne DO vprasal
kar prijel me bo. Seveda, &c
mu bonn usel - potem me ne
sprawl v pekel.
Nehaj vendar s. temi bur
kanni, Sc je zdaj oglasila star
ka, in pusti moza v miru. w.
= Burke? Kdo pa uganja
burke? Kaj delajo samostanski
vojaki burke? Sc kadar sem Sc
ga nasrkal, ne delam burk. Ia
MOI krade samostansko divja-
cino. Moja dolznost je, da ga
primem in peljem v samostan.
TAX je mas ukaz in JAZZ sem
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-21

.zvest sluzabnik premilostnega
gospoda opata.
Tako je govoril Malta z We
liko resnobo. Starka in Poloni-
ca sta Sc eudili, Malta pa Sc je
obrnil do dozdevnega tatinske-
ga lovca in rekel:
- Najbolje DO, &c gres sam
z menoj. Malo te bodo zaprli,
pa DO dobro. Prav lahko bos
prestal, sal premilostni gospod
SO dobrega srca in radi odpu-
ste, &c Sc jih prosi.
Dalje prihodnjic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-21
"OPATOV
PRAPOR$cAK'
SPISAL FIR. RENEE

ben clovek ne upa sem gor po-
dnevi pa je dosti sosedov, XII bi
prihiteli ma pomoc. 81
= Nikdar Sc proved ne zana-
Sal ma sosede. Zanasaj Sc sa-
ma nase. In &c bi Sc tt priblizal
kak jastreb - brani Sc.
Matija je segel v svoj jopic
in vzel il zepa fino izdelano bo-
dalce. s- .
- To-le, Polonica, nosi ved-
no pri sebi. Nekdaj je to bodalo
nosila pri sebi imenitna italian
ska gospa. To bodalce tt bo v
vecjo pomoc, kakor &c obesis
ma vrat Sc toliko skapulirjev.
zdaj je v samostanu vse polno
vitezov in njihovih hlapcev. To
so nevarni ljudje, XII nobene
zenske ne puste v miru. Ce bi
kdo iztegnil svojo roko po te-
bi - kar SUM.
- Hvala vam, je odgovorila
Polonica in vzela bodalce, kate
70 je obcuduje ogledovala. vi
ste res dnhri
- Kajpak da sem dober, sc
je smejal Matija. In po Rovanu
mic ne zaluj. Teh par tednov,
kar DO ma potovanju, bos ze
prebila. Saj nj Sci med divjake,
da bi Sc mu moglo kaj zgoditi.
No, in &c re ne pride nazaj ali
81 pa izbere drugo, pasta dlaka
- &c bi drugace ne slo, te pa
vzamem. - JAZZ!
In zdaj sc je Sc Polonica
vzlic svoji zalosti zasmejala ma
glas.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-21

When of mountain climbers recently
30 miles Of for they
ungd the lily The technicoor
which yellow
the yellow the cliffs bushes flowers
the usual makeup kit Of cosmetics these Photographic experts
shopldered spray guns filled with Tsxoite that
They went hiking about peerng through little spectrum
wheel hunting for looks yellow Then they would
with the shade of Texolte ''
This gigantic makeup" Sierra which
chosen the location because
picture "For Whom The Ben rolls" is centered 0
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-21
XII

Minulo je vec tednov, odkar
je bill Rowan odSel v Rim. V "a
tiskem samostanu je bilo Sc
vedno polno gostov, XII SO vese-
10 in brezskrbno ziyeli in 81
kratili eas S pijancevanjem, z
lovom in z Irami. Tudi javni
cesarski notar Leutbin iz Ljub-
ljane Sc je mudil v samostanu
in incl menda mnogo opravil,
ker je cele ure presedel v opa-
tovem stanovanju. Menihi so
bill skrajno nezadovoljni, ker
so slutili, da je cesarski notar
Leutbin prisel v zadevah, XII u
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-21

pet odklonila njegove ljubavne
ponudbe, Sc je Pavel Glogvic
napil in, je z drugimi plemenita-
81 divjal po vaseh. -.
Opata je bilo malo videti. Ia
rama, kadar je v samostanu Sc
vse poeivalo, je skrivaj in oble-
cen kot navaden lovec zapustil
samostan in brez spremstva
krenil v gozde. Cash ga vse do
poldne nj bilo nazaj.
Albertus je bill vsakdanji COST
pri Polonici. Nekega dne je bill
nekolko krvav prisel pred koco
in prosil vode. Povedal je Polo
nici in njeni start materi, da je
bill v samostanski sluzbi kot To-
vec, da pa je pobegnil, ker je
pretepal meniha Jurja, XII neke-
mu kmetskemu dekletu silo de-
lal. S tenn Sc je stark mocno
prikupil. Verjela je, da je tujec
zdaj tatinski lovec, sal Sc je vec-
Ikrat zgodilo, da je kdo IL sa-
mostana pobegnil in Sc potikal
po gozdih, in zaupala mu je
temboli ker nj nikdar prosil "a
prenocisce ter Sc vedno jako
resno in dostojno vedel. Malta,
XII je redno vsak dan prihajal,
hi bill sicer jako rad videl tega
tatinskega lovca, a nikdar Sc
mu nj posrecilo, da bi bill nanj
naletel. Sicer je pa njegova ne
zaupnost kmalu izginila, ko je
cd Polonice 'izvedel, da je skriv-
nostni tujec nikdar z nobeno
besedico ne nadleguje.
Prisel je pa dan, ko je bill
Matija kaj neprijetno prebujen
il te zaupnosti. Prinesel je bill
buco vina ma hrib in zadovoljno
srkaje rujlo kapljico, -sedel v
izbi ter. ,drazil Polonicino babi-
co vsakovrstnimi burkami, ko
SO Sc vrata odprla in je v hiso,
stopil skrivnostni tatinski To-
vec. Malta je ma prvi pogled
spoznal opata, opat pa je spo-
znal MEGA, a vendar sta Sc
premagala in tega nista izdala.
A tt 81 torej tisti tatin-
ski lovec, Xxi zahaja semkaj, je
zacel Matija veifko ravnodus-
nostjo razgovor. Na PHI da
81 duso privezes!
PcnaldA je opatu buco 2 vi
nom in ia - naislec, da ga Ma
tia nj stozRal Use hi branil.
slisal sem ze dosti, da va
f
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-21

about for
featuring plants Through the work the Smaller War Plants
of the of them
Of smaller size and without previous work start production in
W Apih chief engineer Of the American Bantam Car COMPANY
Inegrson COMMITTEES with hsadauares in Batler Pa whose JOB
with every Working Army Ordnance officials
edesgned this trailer all steel wood
hundreds of critical metal
fut1-e trailer
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-21

Send gift copies of MY Native Land,
to the boys in the Army and Navy. If
you can buy several copies, present
them to your local public, college and
high-school libraries and to prominent.
people in your city or neighborhood-
to editors and radio commentators, to
clergymen, teachers and club officials
Ito everybody who ought to know
about slosenia and Yugosiavia:
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-10
n. Y. STOChS

NEW YORK, Dec. 10 UPD-Stocks ad-
vanced today TO new highs in more than
a month under leadership Of high grade
iszsses
Traders attributed the rise 10 technical
factors Initiation talk was heard again
and was said to be responsible for some
purchases of equities Industrial produe-
ton continued TO hold al a high rate. Re-
tail trade reached a new high with the
total for the week j. TO Is per cent over
the corresponding week Of last year on a
dollar basis. A technical factor was a
rise OF around 30.G00 shares in the short
interest
General Motors firmed along with Chrv-
sler Steels gained fractionally with L. s
Steel active Utilities were boosted in the
average by a pa point rise in Common
wealth and Southern preferred which
made a new high. Rails had small gains.
Texas Company rose more than point
In a firm oil group. Westinghouse Elec-
ti1c was up two points. J. l. Case gained
five. Great Western Sugar preferred.
International Paper, Standard Brands, and
West Indies Sugar made new highs.
J iauor issues were steady TO firm. Air
line issues gained a point or more. Cur
tlsA- Wright made a new low.
Dow-Jones preliminary closing stock av-
erages: Industrial 1854, up o.2o. Rail
- - up OBJ: utility d SO. up 0.20 and
65 stocks A6. rs, up OBS.
Stock sales totaled sec $40 shares COM
pared with s56. 030 yesterday. Curck stock
sales were 243.7o shares compared with
171, $50 yesterday.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-10
Sirde Favorife

SAN MATEO, Cal, Dec. 10. (UP)
= STRIDE, a Washington bred colt
who has won five of nine starts at
Bay Meadows race track, will go
postward the favorite in Saturdays
one mile Salinas handicap.
Fourteen of 81 nominees for the
two year old championship race are
expected to make up the field.
Barnello and Jade Boy, two Cali
fornia bred horses, are regarded as
principal competitors
Put In, winner of the Bay Mea-
doWs handicap, will appear in the
San Francisco newspapers welfare
fund handicap event at mile and
one sixteenth.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-10
AII-American L

NEW YORK, Dec. 10. CUP)-
-Four members of Notre Danes
football team and two from the
University of Michigan today re-
ceived recognition on the 54th an
nual All-America team selected by
Golfers magazine.
The team.
Ends: Pete Pihos of Indiana and
Oerb Helm of Northwestern; tackles:
James White Of Notre Dame and
Art McCaffray of the College of the
Pacific, guards Patrick Filley of
Notre Dame and Mervin Pregul-
man of Michigan center: Casimir
Mgslinski of Army; quarterback:
Angelo Bertelli of Notre Dame;
halfbacks: Creighton Miller of No.
ire Dame and Robert Odell of Penn
sylyania; fullback: Bill Daley of
Michigan.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-10
M AR K E S
l.. 4. PRODUCE

Los ANGELES. Dec. 10 tUP1-FSAfNSl
PUNCHED VEGETABLES: Firm To slight
ly stronger Per cri.: Beets 215-3 doz
, 00-2. .2S; carrots , doz. 2,oo-225; chard
2is 3 doz. 1.00-l -; green onions 5 doz.
6. .50-7 90; leeks > coz. 200-2. p mustard
d doz .00-l.25: parsley doz. 225-2. 10;
radishes small red doz. 2.25-2. 10.
spinach doz 225-2.5e: turnips 21a 3
doz SOL - fair 1.00-1.25.
cABBBAE: Slightly stronger: Per ert
cannonball 2.5o-2.75, fair 2.25; Coachella
crts. 2.s5, red 2.ao-2.T5. Savoy. large
!. PSI. SO.
EGGPLANT: Steady; Coaehena hugs q
y tops =. SOL. .75; fair 2.oo-2.25.
LETTUCE: Firm on best; dry pack Santa
Barbara crts. i doz. 3.5o-3 %, ; doz 3.25.
Arroyo Grande 5s $50
PEAS: Steady Per lb: Imperial 16c
San Diego No. Is lo-11e; China peas
Coaehella and Arroyo Grande 25-30c ID.
SQUASH Firm 10 slightly stronger:
white summer Imperial crts. 3.75-4. =.
fair 3.00-3.50, No. 2s 2.50-2.75; Italian
Iugs = 25-2 So fair 200: No. IS 100:
Imperial crts. 2,o0-2.50. fair It's, No. Is
Loo; yellow crookneck Imperial crts. best
- far 3 50.
TOMATOES: Stronger on best; lugs
10 = san psepo & Ventura 4xos 3.50-4.2 -,
ordinary 250-3.00; 5x5s and 5x6s 3.75-
$50. ordinary 2.50-3o0; 6N6s 3.5o-4,25.
-. - h~fs s.o0-S s. ordinary
:. .25-2. 50: San Luis Obispo 5x5S and 5N6s
3.O0-4.00, 6X6s 3.o0-3.75, 6N7s 3.0o-350;
Santa Barbara Co. lx5s 4o0-i.50. fair
$50; 5x5s and 5x6s 4.00-5.o0. fair $50
3 - 6x6s 3. 75-4.25. 1-s4 3.25; 6x7S $50
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