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Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-24
Staggmen Paired
With Colorado
For Grape Bowl

LODI, Cal, Nov. "a. CUP)-Unde-
feated Colorado college. Rocky
Mountain gridiron champions, and
Coach Amos Alonzo Stages once
defeated College of the Pacific
Tigers today were invited to play
in Lodi's Grape Bowl stadium New
Years Day.
The invitations were extended b.
oscar Ditmanson, president of the
San Joaquin county chapter of the
Disabled American War Veterans,
Sponsors of the event.
The Staggmen, defeated 60 by
University of Southern California
for their only loss, are scheduled to
meet the powerful Fourth Air Force
Flyers from March Field, Cal, at
Los Angeles Dec. II for war relief.
Pacific, located at Stockton a few
miles from Lodi, would be host team
for the Bowl game, if the invitation
is accepted
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-24
SPORT s
Coe1s&ing Along

blanked his eX-teammates, 900.
Cravath probably will use him in
Saturdays game with the Bruins.
1T isn't fotball that worries
me, though" he was saying today,
It's basketball"
You see, young Mr.. Bell is SO
good on the hardwood hes already
listed as starting guard on Ernie
Holbrook's Trojan quintet. And
he is going to trot out that first
night, on the UCLA court at that,
wearing Trojan uniform, and
bump up against all his old cronies.
And my mother. She's been
roofing for UCLA and me all this
time. She's really been a UCLA
backer for years. I'm wondering
what she's going to do when L play
for the Trojans."
That's Ainslee Bell problem, Mr..
Anthony.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-24
MARK S
L. A. Livestock

LOS ANGELES. Nov. "a tUPl tFSMN a:
CATTLE: Salable 1000. fairly active on
medium 10 good grades and Gamers and
cutters, slow on others; prices largely
steady. some weakness on common TO
medium COWS. medium to good steers 13-
Is. common 10 medium Il 50-l2. 80;
medium 10 good hcfcrS l2-li. medium TO
good COWS 11-l2.75. common down 10
- %. Gamers and cutters IS 625-9: shelly
Gamers down to $50: common bulls : So
g 50. common tn medium SiockerS ard
feeders 10-l2. common stock cows Is.
some held higher.
CALVES. SalaL.c $50. steady. medium
tn good slaughter calves HIP: good to
choice yealerS lacking, no early sales
SioCkerS.
HOGS. Salahle so active. steady To 10
cents higher. good To choice 190-25O lbs.
l46O-l4s5 top l4.S5: small lois 256-32i
lbs l350-l4 -: good TO choice SONS
10 5O-l150; heavicS down In 10. StugS
9-lO.5O.
SHEEP: Salable none; good Ia choice
wooled lambs quoted l4-l4.5o.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-24
Legion Aims at
Nafion's S Fitness

CHICAGO. Nov. "a. (UP)-Homer
L. Chaillaux, director of the Amer
icanism commission of the Ameri-
can Legion, today dedicated the
full resources and facilities" of
the legion to a physical fitness
program aimed at building up the
internal strength of the United
States"
ChaillaCX outlined the program
at a meeting of the Athletic Insti-
tute, Inc, and members of the
physical fitness committee of the
federal security agency.
The legion will provide opportu-
mites for men, women and
youngsters of all ages" to achieve
stamina and a will to win" through
competitive activities, Chaillaux
said.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-24
l.. A. PRODUCE

LOS ANGELES. Nov. "a CUP) tFSMNS
PUNCHED VEGETABLES: Steady. Beet'
2i9 3 doz. 200-2 %. fair LIS; carrots
doz 2OO-2.25. fair 1907 rs; iced crts.
chard 2lk-3 doz. 1.O0-125; green onions
3 doZ $3.50 50. leeks ? doz. ? 25-2. 81
mustard 4 doz. 1.00-1 25; parsley s doz'
o.OO-2.4O; radshes doz. 2.1o-3.OO'
spinach doz. l. .75-2.0O. few Us; turnips
pa doz 1901 .65, fair Us.
CUCUMBERs: Weaker; Jugs Imperial M e ia
San Diego ?. .5O-2.75, fair 225 No. 2s 75c-
lbs.
EGGPLANT: Weaker; tops 1.50-1. 70,
ordinary to fair 75c-1.25.
PEAS: Steady. Per lb.: Imperial 1oc.
SQUASH: Steady. White summer and
San Diego lugs 1.50-1.75, fair LIS. No.
Dc OO: Imperial crts. 1.50-L75. fair 1.25,
No. Is 75c-1 90; Italian San Diego lugs
J.00-l. .25, fair and late sales low as loc'
No. 2s soc; Imperial crts. 90c-1.25, far
and late sales low as Csc; No. Is oOc
yellow crookneck San Diego lugs 2.oO-2 p,
No. 2s lOO-1.25; Imperial crts. 2OO;
Table Queen lugs 65-75c, fair soc; banana
per ID. &c, Hubbard &c.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-24
Boy Scouts Begin
Paper Campaign

Boy Scouts OF troop No. II, Fl
Centre, this week launched waste
paper salvage campaign, Scout
master Dave Goddard said We'd
nesday
Ell Centrans having waste paper
in the form of magazines or news
papers were asked to tie it up in
strong string in bundles of ap-
proXimately so pounds weight and
put the bundles in the alley back
OF their homes. The scouts will
collect the bundles the week of
Nov. 27 to Dec. 4 as a war service
project.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-24
Ser for Turkey Came Here
CALEXlC0 FAVORlTES AS TWO
SPARTANS MAY Be ON the Shelf

warm G-upSCrimmages this week have
concentrated on methods to knock
down their passes and stop their
flank attacks cold The Bulldogs.
however, promise that they have
plenty of tricks up their sleeve and
the grid fans have one of the best
games Of the season in prospec.
when the opening gun sounds al
200 p. IN. in FL Centre Thursday.
Coach Lee Boyle of CaleXico re-
ported Wednesday morning that his
team will go ON the field in top
condition. Coach Clarence Ander-
son en- the other hand also expects
his team to complete an excellent
season despite the tact that he has
three casualties to contend with
Thursday.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-24
Sports
Parade
By JACK CUDDY

NEW YORK. Nov. "a tUPl-Pick-
ing the football winners-maybe
Including Thanksgiving games
EAST
Navy over Army.
Pennsylvania over Cornell.
Colgate over Brown.
Lafayette over Lehigh.
MIDWEST
Notre Dame over Great Lakes.
Oklahoma over Nebraska.
Iowa Pre-Flight over Minnesota.
SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST
Texas over Texas Aggies
Georgia Tech over Georgia.
Tulsa over Arkansas.
N. Carolina Pre-Flight over y.
Carolina State.
Southern Methodist over Texas
Christian.
Wake Forest over South Carolina.
Southwestern over Rice.
Virginia Military over Maryland
FAR WEST
March Field over San Diego Navy
Southern California over UCLA.
Del Monte Pre-Flight over Cali
fornia.
St. Mary's over Utah.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-24
Ortiz Safely
Wins 75-Round
r Title Decision

FL Centro's Aztec Annihilator'
Manuel Ortiz safely defended his
bantamWeight title Tuesday night
i'm the Olympic auditorium in Los
Angeles when he gained a l5-round
decision over Benny Goldberg.
Swarthy little Ortiz returned to his
Imperial Valley lettuce farm after
successfully defending his title for
the eighth time this year in the
caulifloWer market.
The snarling Mexican youth, who
punches as hard as a middleWeight,
tossed his right-hand SmaSheS at
the elusive Goldberg for the full
Is rounds, but hard as he tried
he couldn't connect even for a
knockdoWn.
CHALLENGER BACKS
The slippery challenger, who held
two previous decisions over his foe
when they had just emerged from
the amateur ranks, fell back on his
best eVasive action to last the route
and only infrequently landed punch
es from his puzzling southpaW
stance
Ortiz had trouble with Goldberg's
left-handed position and, in fact,
displayed considerable respect for
the left hand which the Detroit
challenger held cooked put rarely
threw
The champion, who won his title
from Lou Salica when he took the
fight for only $3.50 training eX-
penses, was never in danger of los
ing the crown which he holds undis-
puted.
OPENS SLOWLY
Ortiz opened slowly in his usual
style, and Goldberg was content
to let the pace remain that way.
During the first five rounds the
action was so dull the 10000 fans
whiStled and cried for action.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-24
L. A. STOCKS

Los ANGELES, Nov "a UPl-Prices
were uneven on the Los Angeles Stock
Exchange today. with six issues up. seven
down and II unchanged. Approximately
Z. $50 shares changed hands.
The list :: Transamerica 100 at -. un-
changed: Pacific Gas 6 per cent 10 at
34at down u; So. Calf. Edison Com.
100 at 22l4, unchanged; Edison 6 per
cent 100. down Il Edison So per cent
200 al 29h, down x Edison Original 40
al 43, down y Bolsa Chica 800 at LAB,
np Is: Hancock 100 at 40. down 2; Rich
field Oil 300 at 81, unchanged: Re
public Pet 100 at 5A, unchanged; Stan
dard Oil 100 at sc, up 9s; Union Oil 100
at 1sss up y Cons. Steel Pref. 100 at
21A, unchanged; General Motors 100 at
soI. unchanged: Lockheed 100 at u,
down a Farnsworth 100 AT 81, down = &.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-24

Ortiz took the cue in the sixth
and from that point on began
piling UP his lead. Grim-faced, he
stalked Goldberg, missing wildly
but landing frequently enough to
keep his opponent Warily backing
out of range.
EXCHANGE PUNCHES
The challenger slipped over a
sharp left in the seventh that
brought blood dripping from Ortiz
nose but Ortiz countered with a
smashing head punch that opened
a small cut over Goldberg's left
eye.
From that round on Ortiz con-
tinued his relentless onslaught and
tried desperately for a knockout.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-24
chicago GRAIN

CHICAGO, Nov "a CUP)-Grain futures
maintained an easier trend on the Board
of rade today.
Wheat finished the day off l to ? cents
a bushel: oats off y TO p rye off 's to
2b and barley off Il TO ! cent.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-24
ABANDON NAPLES

CHICAGO, Nov "a CUP)-Loyola
University, producer of one of the
Midwest's top-ranking independent
basketball teams during recent
years, today announced the aban-
donment of the game for the COM
ing season.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-24

With three FL Centre SpartanS
nursing injuries, the CaleXico Bull
dogs GO into the annual Thanks
giving day grid battle The faVorites.
However. considering the keen
rivalry of the TWO valley schools,
breaks and good field generalship
will still be contributing factors as
to which team viii walk off the
Central field victorious.
Fans. schools and players arc in
feyer-pitch as the game time draws
nearer. Fl Centro high school held
its rally during the noon hour
Tuesday and the CaleXicans planned
q big rally in their downtown
theatre with an open hOuSe '
seeing the players run through a
few plays
THREE INJURIES
On the injured list for the Spar
tans are: Hugh Iittrell, right tackle,
who. though suffering a leg injury,
may start Thursdays tilt Ernest
Alarcon. halfback, is nursing 4
severe charley-horSe and may be
out. Noland Harvey, pint-Sized al
telnaling back has a bad ankle
and Is not likely to play.
The injury-plagued Spartans may
find that the loss of these thlee
men the entire game or part of it
may be a deciding factor.
WEIGHT ADVANTAGE
According to statistics available
the Bulldogs starting line averages
better than Is pounds per man, and
their backfield over l48 pounds per
man. FL Cenuo's average for the
line is l62 pounds and for the back
field is l55.
GAME STARTS AT . p. NJ.
The Bulldogs point to victory
through air power. to coin phrase.
But their running attack has never
been weak and the El Centres
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-24
L. 4. BUTTER

Quotations for butter and eggs have
been discontinued indefinitely by the Los
Angeles Produce Exchange.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-24
Markets at a
Glance
By UNITED PRESS

Stocks irrcGularlY lower in quiet trading
Bonds irregular, Us governments quiet
Curb stocks irregular.
Cotton OF as much as 81 20 a bale
Wheat OF ] Ia T..
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-24
LOCAL RCTTERFAT
Z. A. POULTRY & EGGS

Maximum prices that may be paid pro-
ducers by retailers:
Grade A, large eggs, week beginning
October is, Ssh cents. Medium eggs four
cents below; snaii eggs eight cents below.
LOS ANGELES. Nov. "a UPl-
EGGS: JobUni pr1c<s 10 retailers on
case-packed candled eggs, per dozen:
Large grade "A ssh -60kc; grade
5sl<c; grace b -5kc; medium, grade a
54lkc; small grade A 5olsc.
Retail prices to consumers: Large,
grade AA 69-70c; grade 67-6sc; grade
57-5sc; medium, grade 62-63c; small,
grade A $3.50.
Poultry and game at ceiling: Paying
prices fob. Los Angeles:
Broilers, Leghorns, under 2A lbs, 5oc,
sn 10 8 lbs, 2ec: fryers 3-4 lbs. 29c;
roasters all weights 29c: fowl, Leghorn,
all weights 25lzc: colored, all weights
25hc; duck. all sizes &c; rabbits, under
s lbs. 22-24c.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-24
l.. A. Hay

NPLS. FLAX FUTURES
NAV ............s So 90
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-15

III AS a BRIDE whenever
"A invited 10 a GoulN
v meal was also asked
TO come early and watch them
IN the making" writes Mrs. A.
Socha, Rochelle Park. n j..
fneY may sound heavy but they
are surprisingly easy on the di-
gestion, because all the starch
is taken out of the potatoes.
Incidentally. this starch is washed
thoroughly and used in starching
gfDfh.e
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-15
Jatki.

Although you have printed
quite a few Czech recipes such
as kolachky and perohi I'd like
TO have readers try this one
which is called 'Jatki,'" writes
Mrs. Mary Chanda, New Britain,
Conn. This is very inexpensive
and good for any day in the
week.
6 medium potatoes
u cup yellow cornmeal
u cup flour
! tablespoon salt
l small onion, chopped
Gravy
tablespoons butter
l tablespoon -four
y teaspoon salt
2 cups water
Pare and boil potatoes, having
enough water TO cover them
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-15
the 10th Century Markets Throughout Italy Sold Sn0ck
of Bread Spread " ith Rmr Beef Ground Very
Fine and ,fixed With Butter and Spices.

Add -four and salt which has
been sifted together If dough
appears stiff add little luke
warm water.
Drop bits of this dough into
boiling water. Do not drop by
spoonful, just take a little dough
at time until all the dough has
been used up.
Cook Haluski until they come
to the top. Remove from stove
and rinse once in lukewarm
water. Drain in a colander. and
place in bowl
Put the cabbage over Haluski.
Haluski are good and filling
washed down with buttermilk. +"
Sirok
Here is the recipe for Sirok,
a cheese which Czechoslovaks
make" writes Mrs. George
Matthias, Braddock. Pennsylvania.
This recipe custom dates back
HuIldItuS VI years. iOu Nd4A
make the cheese ball as large
or small as you wish. To each
cup of sweet milk use three eggs
and a few whole, black peppers.
Heat the milk TO lukewarn, then
break in the eggs and stiren-a a
low fame until it is thick and
resembles scrambled eggs.
Add the whole peppers, then
remove from flame. Pour in a
cheesecloth, tie into a ball shape
and let 1t drip until cold. Remove
cheese from cloth and sprinkle
with salt when ready TO serve.
This cheese is always served in
slices on a platter with ham, but
it may be used in salads in place
of hard-boiled eggs"
99 the Pharmacists of Paris We're
CHR to Sell Gingerbread.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-15
l small Glove garlic

l small Glove garlic
Dash of pepper and marJoram
Boil barley in 2 cups water
for Is or 20 minutes. Place mush-
rooms in sieve and pour hot water
over them. Then measure TO see
that you have - cup. Cover
them with water and boil hard
for five minutes. Drain again.
Put on TO boil once more for ten
minutes in u cup water. Save
water and chop the mushrooms.
Drain the barley, add the
mushrooms with the y cup of
water they were boiled in, salt,
pepper and marjoram. garlic
(which has been mashed fine with
a little salt), and mix thoroughly.
Place in a buttered Cor bacon
drippings) baking dish and bake
for 80 minutes in moderate
oven 1850 degrees) and serve
as is"
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-15
zeehosIovak Recipes for Summer Menus

when done. This is important
because the water is used with
the rest Of ingredients. When
potatoes are done, remove kettle
from stove edo not strain the
waterl and add cornmeal, -four
and salt and mash until the mix
ture is smooth and thick. Put
in upper part of double boiler
and cook ten minutes. Cool.
Form into balls (size of an egg.
Place the Jatki carefully in a
casserole and pour hot gravy
over them. Put in a hot oven
for a few minutes TO heat thor
oughly. Serve hot
ITO make the gravy, brown
flour i'm butter. add onions until
brown. Add water and salt, stir
ring constantly Boil three min
utcs. Strain onions"
Czech Spinach
My grandmother, a native
born Czechoslovakian, always
prepares spinach the following
way, and how we all like it,"
writes Mrs Omar E. Hartman,
Washington, d. c.
Clean and wash about 2
pounds Of spinach. Then pour
boiling water over it, making
sure all is we'll scalded. Drain
off hot water. Cover with cold
water to make for easier hand
ling. Gently squeeze out water
and put spinach through food
chopper, using medium coarse
blade. Add l teaspoon butter
and a little water and cook
slowly until water is boiled out,
but not dry. Add enough beef
broth or chicken broth TO cover
and continue cooking slowly
while preparing the following:
Brown 2 teaspoons flour in a
little shortening and add to
spinach. With a fork beat one egg
slightly and add to spinach. Cook
a couple of minutes to finish
eggs; salt and pepper to taste
and serve"
Kuba
Here is a Czech recipe that
I haven't seen anywhere yet"
writes Mrs. Fred Marsalek. Jr.,
Des PLANES, Illinois. IT'S called
'Kuba.' l would not know Of any
other way of describing 1t unless
it's mushrooms with barley.
l cup pearl barley Cor cut barley
y cup dried mushrooms
/ tablespoon salt
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-15

25 potatoes
/ cup flour
l pound ground cottage ham
/ Glove garlic
= cup wheat cereal
2 teaspoons salt
y teaspoon black pepper
Crate raw potatoes and drain
dry - very dry They must be
squeezed over and over again.
Mix all the other ingredients with
the potatoes - or use the ham
mixture as a filling in the pota-
toes and shape into balls about
two inches in diameter. Take
some -four in hands and roll each
ball around until we'll Toured
Drop into boiling water and boil
gently for a few minutes after
they all come to the top of the
water
Delicious with Drowned butter
and onion poured over the top.
Some folks make a soup Of the
liquid and sour cream and eat
them in the soup They claim
they slide down faster that way"
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-15
YOUR RECIPE MAY WIN SIS

The American Weekly pii pay
SIS for each recipe sent in by
readers and used on this page. all
publication rights thereafter be-
longing to The American Weekly.
Any kind oJ recipe may be- sub
mired, the only restriction being
that ia must be original. In other
pords. ia must not hare appeared
anyIohere in print before. Pre-.
arican Weeklv. Inc. Groai Britain Rig
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-15
Haluski With Cabbage

AhaAAcNA Se|D~eC
"Cut cabbage fine" writes
Mrs. Mary Orechowski. McKees-
port. Pa, sprinkle two tea
spoons salt through the cabbage.
let IL stand ten minutes, Melt
three tablespoons butter. Add
one chopped onion. Simmer five
minutes. Add cabbage cook
until tender. While cabbage is
cooking make the Haluski.
3 large potatoes. grated
2 teaspoons salt
egg, beaten
2Ia cups -four
Add beaten egg to grated
potatoes and mix thoroughly.
H. Ella II .Lo E....L C..t =.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-15
Rtc4IcooxzMc
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Detroit evening times., 1943-08-15

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Detroit evening times., 1943-08-15

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Detroit evening times., 1943-08-15

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Detroit evening times., 1943-08-15
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Herbert II. Tothl, Lockport, York
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beans In melt the
this
let them just the water left after washing
to
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