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have been ordered tentatively 10y
the EGC--------------.---------
The reductions would affect
principally All-AmcrlCa Cables and
Radio. Inc. which is by far the
Drirr1raf t. y carrier taudtnE
such messages. zee report states
that All-AmcriCas present rates
are excessive. IN view of the com
pany'S high rates of earnings. and
thai lis rates should be- reduced on
an annual basis m the amount o.,
ut least s. 2.la GOO below thpAa-lA
effc-' during 1871.
Interested parties have 20 days
within which 30 state their posi-
tons and tT'C al end or that
period may adopt It's tentative re-
port as final or make such modlii-
cations as are then adjudgcd
necessary.
The proposed reductions would
be made IN rates for messages
between United States on the one
hand and the countries of South
America Central America and
West Indies on the other
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hereabouts, though he's over twenty three now You
probably remsnber the excitement when working
immersed her dying child on one OF the first days
that the spring flowed"
Ilyacnthe de LATTE did not remember. lie fclr
wrttchcd He needed be alone. Taking leave OF has
friends, Latte wandered amlesSy through the unul
twilight Without knowing 1t he came face TO face with
the groto. Tic heard the mechanical voice OF the
young priest and the mumured responses of the dcvout
PRAY for and in the hour OF our death -
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Allied Prod. Votes
Quarterly Payment

CHICAGO Ngy II 49, Allied
Products Corp hats declared the
quarterly dividend ~ 5e cents on
the common payable July "a
holoor> %. record June no. prcylou,
payment WAS tine Same amount ON
Ag..
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CREDIT MAN

Experienced credit man. draft deferred.
starting salary 1850 ger month TIg7 over
time. excellent opportunity tor advance
ment In reply, give complete details %
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hospital tho poet had take himself firmly in hand. All
ms he he had scnHtyov avoided sights OF disease and
uelnc,s Now here before him, the horribly at
fIctcd who had come to Lourdc> seeking cure.
Slowly i,acinhc dc ante akcd past the beds OF the
sufferers Al last NE and his friends were out in the
fresh ar again me great Sacrmcnta procession 10 the
g50tto Just passing and the tho joncd the crowd at
thc curb.
DO Won the chap with the how-legs. DR. Dozous
asked softly we sui call hun the Bouhouhors child
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CONTACT MAN

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Ask Telegraph
Rate Reduction

WASHINGTON May u Re
auctions in rates on telegraph
messages between United States
and South America. aggrcgalIng
more than Sl,300.O00 annually.
have been ordered tentatively 10y
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BRANCH MANAGERS

s local bank has several branch manager
positions ayaishle. starting salary N2fi
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To Rent Rooms Housekeeping
Rooms, Board ans Room Children
20 BOARD. Home Tor Aged, Invalid.
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ook -of-ths-MOnth Club. Inc.
Evening star., 1943-03-14
Famous Make Sheets

For more than generation pep
perell' has been a name associated
with the finest quality sheets. From
grandmOther's time to present day
brides and housewives they have been
treasured for their long wearing
quality, smooth finish and thorough
dependability.
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Evening star., 1943-03-14

Sail into Spring with these trim
and practical navy and black frocks.
Rayon chiffon with slip to match,
rayon alpaca and rayon crepe, in
one and two-types, dressy, tailored
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frocks that will see you through q
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Is, 38 to 81, 1874 to 241z.
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Evening star., 1943-03-14
RAYON TAFFETA D

Rustling rayon taffeta dresses, in pastel shades
Of pink, blue and maize. Lace embroidered ef-
fects and shocking makes them adorable.
Sizes to 3 years
Evening star., 1943-03-14

Narrow residential Stats, ~, in
ivory enamel finish. Automatic
stop, rustproof hardware. Com
plete ready to hang. Sizes 20"
to 36" wide, all 64" long.
"a" to 28" vide 1893
Venetian Blinds-Third Floor
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-03
L. A. Hay
L. A. PRODUCE
OS -ANGELES. limo 3 up

Los ANGELES. June 3 tJPl-
PUNCHED VEGETABLES: Per Crt.: BeetS
p. > duz. best 1.OO-1 10. ordinary 10 fair
5Q-75c. carrots 3 doZ. l no-1 -, ordinary
and small 5O-75c. iced crtS doz. I'm
peria 25-3.5O. Santa Maria 30O-3.25,
chard 2i.-3 doz. 25-150. leekS = doz.
2OO-2 50; mustard doz 6O-SOc; green
onions 5 doz. 2.5O-3O0 fair 1.75-2 90;
parsley doz 50; radiSheS small red Is
doz 25O-2.75 fair 200; spinach ! doz.
]. 25-150 ordinary To fair 75c-lOo; turnipS
2ie-3 doz. 75cI.O0. ordinary soc.
CANTALOUPES: Weaker. Imperial CrtS.
Jbo. 23S 450-5o0. DTS 4.75-5 25 36S-45S
3 50-6 =: Std. ass 4.75-5 90: pony 45s-54S
400-4 -: lbo. flats 2.00-2. p: HoneybalS:
Jbo. 36s -45S 5.0o-5.5O; Std. ass 500: pony
45s-54s 35O-4 90.
CUCUMBERS: Steady san Diego flats
1852. 90. specials ! 50, M. 2S l.00-l. -.
lugS best 3.50-4.o0, fair 2.5o-3.0O, Ne. Is
l.75-2.2 Laguna Beach flats 1852 p.
lugs $50 orange lugS 4.25-4.5u Imperial
fiat lT5-2.2 -, No. 2S lo1-l.25. lugS fair
. O0-2.50. No. 2S l.OO-l.23
EGGPLANT: Weaker; Imperial lugs -
y tops > 25-2 50. fair 1.50-2 OU;1Gs l5O-
> 90 fair .25. ordinary 75C-l.0 90. crate
stock Csc h.
SQUASH: Firm on white summer weak
on Italian and yellow crookneck; white
summer san Diego lugS 1.5O-2.O0. No. 2S
75c-l.00; Imperial crtS. 1901 IS, Italian
san Diego lugs 75c-l.25; No. IS 25-50c
Imperial CrtS 75c-l -; yellow Crookneck
San Diego lugs 75c-l 90. Imperial cfts
50c-l 90
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-03
Coastins Along

day for a day at the last but flour
ishing Gibraltar of the open ring
bookmakers, also equipped with mu-
tuels, daily double and quinella.
Among the better known stables
now competing at Caliente are the
CATERS and Sattler stables, the
r. c. stable with its stretch run
ming Royal Crusader and the George
w. Lawless stable with Caliente's
current handicap champion, Vain
Grove.
Last Sundays racing card was
featured by Miss Paula Thorpe >
Perfect Day with three winners
out Of three entries.
Miss Thorpe, who entered the
racing game only a few years ago,
runs a modest breeding farm at
Soledad, in central California. She
named the first foals after herself.
Sunday she entered Paula's Star,
Paula'S Jewel and Paulas Lulu All
three horses were trained by George
w. Click and ridden by apprentice
Duane Loop, who only a week ago
rode his first winner.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-03
Parade
Sports
Aaron
By JACK CUDDY

I NEW YORK, June 3. UP)-A
whirl on the Sports s-Go-Round
The first meeting of Count Fleet
and Whirlaway probably will be
delayed until the Jockey club gold
cup $4,000 added at Belmont
Park in October. Meanwhile the
Count is expected to concentrate
on rich three-year- events, and
to pass up the less lucrative Sara
toga cup, which will be shifted to
a metropolitan track.
Chalky wrgnU Is Favored at 2-1
TO beat Phil Terranova in their
featherweight challengers' bout at
Madison Square Garden Friday
night. Willie Pep is Us over Sal
Bartola for their feather title" tilt
at Boston June 8, Jimmy Bivins is
9-5 over Lloyd Marshall for their
Cleveland return June 8. Henry
Armstrong is 7-5 over Sammy An
gott at Madison Square Garden,
June IL.
Ford Frick, president of the Ma
tional league. notices that players
in his circuit are having fewer
braWls with umpires and others
this season. "One reason for this
may be found in the stiff penalties
we are handing out when such in
cidents do occur" he adds.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-03
By MALCOLM DONNELLEY

Aqua CALIENTE, Mex, June 8.
UP)-The only race track now
operating on the West Coast, Aqua
Caliente has proved a lifesaver for
horsemen operating on the famed
Oregon shortline'
With the curtailment of racing in
California and the failure Of Wash
ington's Longacre track to open for
its usual summer season, many own
ers of small racing stables were hard
put to find a spot for their charges
to earn hay and oats.
But with the reopening of the
palatial S2OOO,OOO Caliente track
with its stained glass from France,
its tile from Belgium and fancy
wood work from England and Aus
tria. participants of the sport Of
kings are again assured of feed
money.
More than 400 thoroughbreds are
now quartered at the border oval
and others are being shipped in.
Despite wartime restrictions thou
sands of San Diego defense workers
are thronging TO Calente each Sun
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-03
GET HONIERS

oakland got its first tally in the
second on Fern Bells homer and got
another in the third. Jack Deyin-
cenzi, Oak rightfielder, contributed
the days fielding highlights by
having a hand in two double plays
and throwing three men out at the
plate.
In a doubleheader at Hollywood
the Stars and Seattle Rainiers
broke even. The Rainiers took the
scven-inning nightcap, 3-2, after
dropping the opener. ga.
Byron Specie. veteran underhand
pitcher, kept the Stars under con-
troll all the way in the second
game. Hollywood scoring in the
siyth when Ken Richardson hit a
homer over the left field fence with
man on base. Seattle scored its
t.Iree runs in the first three in
nings
In the opening game the Stars
seWed up the game with a fiVe-run
spree in the fifth inning. Catcher
Hal Sueme homered for Seattle in
the last of the fifth.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-03
Funeral Rites
For Ingram
Being Planned

SAN FRANCISCO, June 8. (UP)
Funeral arrangements for Major
William A. Navy Bib Ingram, one
of Navy's greatest gridiron stars,
were being made today.
A marine corps procurement Of
ficer. Ingram, former Annapolis
and University of California foot
ball coach, died of a heart attack
yesterday at his Los GatoS home.
The 22O-pound Ingram, who
spearheaded Navy's teams of 1916
18 to the heights, was a veteran of
active naval service in the last war.
He left a business career built after
retiring from football coaching in
1884 to enter the marines in Janu-
arV
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-03
Favors Fishing;
Gives No Gas

WASHINGTON, June 3 up -
Harold L. Ickes, as coordinator of
fisheries and also petroleum ad-
ministrator. said today that we
still think it's a good idea for
sportsmen to fish when they can
and where they can without extra
gasoline"
There is no possibility Of getting
extra gasoline rations for sport
fishermen, Ickes said. He advised
sportsmen to try brooks near home.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-03
~. Y. STOCKS

NEW YORK. June 3 dPl Automobile
issues and sugars led the stock market
higher in the late trading today after
early irregularty. Trading fell below
Yesterday $ pace.
Demand centered on General Motors
which made a new high in active turn
over Chryser gained moro than point
and also made new top. Nash-kel-
vinator made a new high and Hudson
equaled It's high.
sugar issues were aided by word that
Mexico had ordered an embargo ON sugar
exports This aided the stocks of Cuban
and Puerto Rican sugar companies and
adversely affected pcpSi-Cola which re-
Gently had entered into an enterprise for
developing syrup manufacturing M
Mexico.
Demand for the motors was seen as
favorable in that IL improved market
leadership Railroad issues also per
formed well as the close approached fol-
lowing the release of Southern Paellic'S
earnings for the first -four months of this
year. They were equal 10 SI.59 share.
compared with S4.11 a share in the cor
responding period of last year.
on the basis of earnings reports re-
leased so far. the Association of American
Railroads estimated that all class one
roads will have combined net income
of S2q3, 700. 600 for the first four months
against Sl49. 419.932 in the 1912 period.
Southern Pacific rose point lfom IT'S
low Santa Fe improved after touching
55M. off Ia points Union Pacific was up
nearly a point. A long list of other lead
Ing rails registered small net gains New
York LackaWanna Il Western was up
points at new high. Morris q ESSEX
gained more than a point. Railroad
equipments improved.
Steel shares turned up when the other
sections Of the list showed Improvement.
SIoss Sheffield was up more than polnt
and fractional advances were made by
Bethlehem. L. s Steel and Crucblc. Cop
per isues were mixed
Dow Jones preliminary closing stock
averages: Industrial 142.75 up U.36; rail
sc. 81, up O.25 utility 2u.2s, off uu2t and
65 stocks ~ "a. up 0l6
stocks sales totaled lis. $50 shares
compared with l.31O 49O yesterday. Curb
stock sales were 436.305 shares against
34l. .945 in the previous session.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-03
NICTORINO MANAGER

The All-Stars havet been whipped
into shape by Victorino who has
been aided by Max Sones, head of
the Softball league.
The visiting aggregation is from
a nearby army camp and it is eX-
pected will furnish keen competi-
ton for the All-Stars.
The Marines took the measure of
the District in Imperial Wednesday
night by a 6-5 score.
Snyder hurled for the Marines
ard Vespa caught him. Wyatt
pitched for the District with Ben
nett and Jernigan catching.
The Marines got nine hits and
the District seven.
Pelletiere hammered out a home
run in the fifth frame.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-03
ALI.ServiceG Go
Is Being Planned

MONTEREY, Calf, June CUP)
Master Sgt. Don Steward of the
Preside of Monterey announced to-
day that plans have been COM
pleted for the first Pacific coast
ali-service track and field meet
here June r.
Ensign Cornelius Warmerdam of
the Del Monte navy pre-flight
school, greatest pole vaulter in
track history, will head a list of IS
entries.
Teams competing will include the
Salinas army air base; Del Monte
and st. Mary's navy pre- flight
schools Monterey Preside, Coast
Artillery and Navy Base; Alameda
Naval Air Station; Santa Cruz
Coast Guard; Camp Cooke; Camp
San Luis Obispo and the Santa Ana
Army Air Base.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-03
L. 4. LIVESTOCK

Los ANGELES. June 3 oUPl-Federal-
State Market News:
CATTLE: Salable 400, slow, early sales
about steady; two loads good to choice
1,O04 ID. Colorado fed steers 1928. two
loads 16: few common feeder steers 1880
12.25 few cutter to medium COWS 9.75-
11.50; Gamers and cutters 7.5O.950; no
bulls sold.
CALVES: Salable 75 steady medium TO
good calves and vealers 13-15.15; few
common down TO 11.75.
HOGS: Salable 800. steady; good to
choice 19O-29O lbs. 15.15-15.50, top 1880:
medium oil lbs. Is; few 295 lbs. Il. -;
good TO choice sows 1894. 10.
SHEEP: Salable 200, steady; medium to
good feeder lambs l2-1&5O. Gull shorn
ewes go.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-03
John Thomas Wins
Over FIorifa

OAKLAND, June tUP)-John
Thomas, clever Los Angeles Negro
lightweight, punched out an easy
decision over Jimmy Florita, Stock
tor Filipino, in the 10-round main
event at the Oakland auditorium
last night.
Jimmy Brooks, Los Angeles well
telweight, decisioned Charley Early
of Oakland in the siX-round semi
windup.
The net house was S2368.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-03
Stars Set To Meet Army
TILT SCHEDULED
IN FL centric
FRIDAY NIGHT

The El Centro All-StarS were set
today to clash with a crack invading
L S. Hrmy soitball outfit in
Municipal stadium Friday night at
$50 o'clock.
The game was originally scheduled
to start earlier but was showed up
because of a pre- arranged home
defense drill that will be staged in
Fl Centro.
George Victorino of the Marines
is managing the All-Stars. He an
rounced the following starting line
up
Mlham. Marines. %; Vespa,
Marines. catcher; Ballard, Marines,
shortStOp: CauZza. District. lb;
Mendocino, Town Team, CT; Shawn,
General Petroleum. If; Ostrander,
Fhone Company, rowing shortstop
Sores. Town Team, rf; Winseck,
Seeley. 3b; Snyder, Marines, pitcher
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-03
ALL-AMERICA

An All-America player in 1918,
Ingram starred also for Navy teams
in 1857.
He was assistant football coach
to Bob Folwell at Navy for one year
and piloted the Pacific fleet foot
ball combination for two years. At
the end of that assignment he took
over the head mentors post at Will
liam and Mary.
He went to Indiana university
after one season at w. & M, and
in 1926 was summoned to Annapolis.
After five seasons there he resigned
because of a contract dispute.
Ingram coached at California un-
til 1884 when he resigned to enter
business.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-03
M AR K KETS
MPLS. FLAX FUTURES
L. 4. STOCKS
dQA
September

Los ANGELES. June 3 up
stocks edged upward on the Los Angeles
Stock Exchange today while majority Of
issues remained fairly steady after
Memorial Day holiday in trading. Ap-
proximately 800 shares changed hands
ana seven issues went up. four down and
eight remained unchanged.
The list: Los Angeles Investment 100
al 10is, down Ia Transamerca coo AT 9,
down 4. Edison common loo at 221s up
\ Bandini Petroleum 100 at a., un-
changed Hancock oil 100 at 4Oia, up 4;
Sinclair oil Zoe at 1ll4, up IA Riehfield
OIL 100 at lOas. up IA Republic Petroleum
100 at AZ, up "a Union OIL 100 at 20,
unchanged: Aircraft Accessories 100 al
a.. unchanged. Consolidated Steel com
mon 100 at 10. unchanged; CreamerieS Of
America 100 al s., unchanged
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-03
chicago GRAIN

CHICAGO, June 3 tUPl = Rye futures
climbed to new six year highs on the
Board Of Trade today, Influenced by un-
favorable crop reports and by the belief
that the commodity trend Will rise.
Other grains ruled firm.
Rye finished the day up IL to 2. cents
a bushel; wheat up y to s; oats up l.
to Ss and corn unchanged at OPA levels.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-03
GETS AWARD

SOMEWHERE IN AUSTRALIA,
June Sup Lieut.. Gen. George
c. Kenney. commander of Allied
air forces in the Southwest Pacific,
has awarded the Distinguished Fly
ing Cross TO Capt. Robert c. Beebe,
1l2 E. Huntington Drive, Alhambra,
Calf, for participation in at least
so operational flights in New
Guinea
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-03
SEALS MOVE UP
IN COAST LOOP
DIAMOND TUSSLE
BY UNITED PRESS

The San Francisco Seals today
were a game closer to the Pacific
Coast leading Los Angeles
Angels. after trimming the San
Diego Padres, 6-2, while the Angels
were upset by last-place Sacra-
mento 3-2.
San Francisco won over the
Padres by virtue of a fourth inning
home run by George Metkovich.
San Diego took lead in the second
with two runs.
In the fourth the Seals filled the
bases and Metkovich then knocked
ore over the right field fence. An
other run in the fifth and one in
the ninth finished the scoring.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-03
ANGELS tanned

Johnny Pintar tanned the high
riding Angels, setting them down
with six bingles. Sacramento won
the tight ball game in the ninth
when Jack Angle singled through
the box and scored on Pintars neat
bunt toward first Charles English
homered for Los Angeles in the Sec
ond with nobody on.
The fourth-place Oakland 'Acorns,
ir a decline after momentarily
moving into second place, lost to
the Portland Beavers. go, as the
Beavers blasted three Oak hurlers
for 16 hits.
Three runs in the first inning
started the Portland parade across
the plate, with two in the second,
two in the third and one in the
fourth adding to the Beaver total.
E6 Adams finished the scoring for
the Beavers with a homer over the
left field wall in the tiftf.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-03
L. A. BUTTER & EGGS

los ANGELES. June 0Pi-
quotations for butter and eggs have beer
discontinued indefinitely BY The Los An
geleS Produce Exchange.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-03
Markets at .
Glance
BV UNITED PRESS

Stocks higher in moderate trading.
Bonds irregularly lower. L. s govern
menis irregulafy higher.
Curb stocks irregular
Silver unchanged in New York
Cotton steady.
Wheat up s 10 H corn unchanged.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1943-02-05

Welcome Hall News: The home
makers class on Wednesday, Jan.
81, which was the first of course
of six weeks, was very well at
tended. This group will meet each
Wednesday at Z p. m. The theme
of instructions being "Getting the
most out of our food and home fur
nishings during the days of ration
ing" Instructions will be given
in the making of slip covers, cur
tains, Grapes or what have you.
The stewardship group enjoyed
a very lovely meeting with Mr..
and Mrs. Lee johnson. The next
meeting, Feb. 4th, will be at The
Ober Boys Club. Persons inter-
ested in Bible study will find that
by attending these stewardship
meetings at p. m. each Thursday
they are afforded a splendid OPP
portunity to know more about the
Bible. Mrs. Cudellus Jackson is the
teacher.
We are still having our free
movies each Saturday night at 7:30
p. m. Every picture shown has a
definite educational value. The
ODER Boys club, which opens each
Saturday night at $50 p. m. to
boys and girls, is very busy place;
older boys in the gym; smaller boys
in a story hour group under Miss
Glee Cooper; older and younger
girls in Bible study groups taught
by Miss E. Claybourne of Mime
apolis and Bertha L. King. The
older girls, supervised by Miss
Claybourne, have organized their
group with the following officers:
Lois Milsap, president; Lorraine