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J. FONTAINE HALL, Attorney.

tnS fEOpdte Court 1eoO,Jy IA.
J. FONTAINE HALL, Attorney.
DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
uoSa,as States for tn. District Of cSlum6is
That the subscriber. Of the District of
coiumbis, has obtained from the Probate
Piefford. i.te Of of the he 1istriet i @ Of Column colambia
til. hhsTby hsy. xans sa
thereof legally sathentiested @ ' to the 'sbs SUBJ
B s4 oeashs hs tSeS may nay 81
law be excluded from ali benent OF said
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That The of 70 the o'Ts pstres hSt'e ei
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claims against, the deceased are hereby
thessot 0 esa saRe cate the te
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Wilis for the District OF Columbia. Clerk
Of the, The Probate ,;9 Court, ;e3o VII
DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
That The subscribe: Of the he state ate of Wary Nary:
Land a. has n;sta, obtained from the Probate Court
late Of the District Of Columbia, deceased
hsfebH sam to ssSt h
authenticated; to the subscriber. on or
from III eensn may 81 ss Said as estate. as e1e1sn aiSsn
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MERscH. Register Of wills for the he Distriet DIST Ct
1881 G st. NV.
DIsrRicT staRis for c9gRT OF THE LIMITED
ministration: n:IIThis is to give Notice;
Columbia, has obtained from the Probate
Court of the District of Columbia. Letters
Testamentary on the estate of Frederick
Hess, late of the District of Columbia.
deceased. All persons having claims
asainst the deceased are hereby warned
to exhibit the same. with the vouchers
etssf !efGssf ssay 'si a. SUBJ
June, AID. 1945; otherwise they may by |
law be excluded from all benent of
said estate. Given under my hand this
26th day of June, 1914. LENA M.
YoBsT. 6os Teanessss Ave Ne e..
Register OF willis for the District OF
Columbia. CLERK Of the Probate Court.
je3Oj
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FARMS FOR SALE.

BY OWNER-5 acres: has q fruit orchard
g. miles from D. c.. in Mont, Md; will sell
cheap. zoos 14th 1t. NV. Sunday phone
10 ACRES, wooded; highway; 3 mi. Co
lonial Beach, Va; $500: S25 down, $40
month. AT 1888 or 1890 Fla. ave: ne. :,
plan. large hall, q winding stairway. draw
breakfast room, modern kitchen, powder
bedrooms. q baths on cid ioor; z nre:
places, beautiful shrubs and box, large old
trees; beautiful setting. l60 acres; ten.
bacco crops, large tobacco barns, stock
barn. tractor and farm implements. Price.
S32,6 includes farm machinery and
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LOOK! A Real Farm BARGAIN

FUN n 12U1TA 6UY LIT.
40 acres productive Loudon County
farm, now being operated BY . good tenant
on $3.50 basis: excellent old brick house
tells and woodwork, hfeplaces, electrieit,
available: f1ne spring and stone spring
house, barn and necessary outbui1dinEI
Many other bargains. r. c. PRINTZ
Herndon, Va. Phone SO. E.,.sE
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c. c. sMUCK, Attorney,
1S38 GAad Hane I'd. Sc

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
States for the District Of Columbia.
Holding Probate Court.-No. 81 .79s, Ad-
ministra tion.---This Is to Give Notes:
That the subscriber. Of the District Of
Columbia, has obtained from the Probate
Court of the District of Columbia. Letters
Sanford. 1ate OF the District Of Columbia,
deceased. All persons having claims
asatnst the deceased are hereby warned
thereof legally authentieated, to the
subscriber, on or before the 18th day OF
June; AID. le46: otherwise they may BY
estate. Given under my hand this l9th
day Of june; 1874. LULA =. SANFORD
Attest: @ VI vh1cToR ). MERscH. @ RssisssI ssai,1 8
Wills for the District Of Columbia, Clerk
Of the PROBATE Court. je2S.3O. .jy7.
John r. hHLYAH0, Attefney.
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DAVID D. KARRICK. Attorney,
1890 You 81. NV. t0).

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
States for the District Of Columbia,
Holding Probate Court.-No. 81, ,634, Ad-
ministration.-This Is to Give Notice:
That the subscriber. Of Baltimore, Mary
land. has obtained from the Probate Court
Of the District Of Columbia. Letters of
administration on the estate of Abby
Scott Baker, late Of the District Of
Columbia, deceased. An persons having
claims against the deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same. with the
vouchers thereof. legally authenticated, to
the subscriber, on or before the 9Th day
OF June, AID. 1945:s otherwise they may
BY law be excluded from all benefit of
said estate. Given under my hand this
10th day of June, 1914. HENRY 8.
BAKER, Johns Hopkins University. Balti-
more Qe), Maryland. tSeal.) Attest
VICTOR s. MERSCH. Resister Of wills
for the District OF Columbia, Clerk OF
the Probate Court. te23 ,30,ty7.
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED
PRIVATE PARTY has cash to invest in
REAL ESTATE WANTED

LISTINGS WANTED.
ICOLORED-List your colored properties to
sell with us-city, suburban, nearby Md
Personal attention to all listings La Sale
Eealty Co. Al New York Ave. NV,
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EPPING FOREST MD.

Attractive BUNGALOW. bedrooms, large
dining room, living room and kitchen,
electric, rance, GE. refriserator. porce-
basement with shower. hasstone terrace:
completely furnished, including 15-ft.
sr'eedboat with 3.-h.p. johnson motor: ::
built on lots; $4,000. No. East Side
Of Frair trail Open Saturday, Sunday,
Monday and Tuesday
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J. FONTAINE HALL, dffsFasy.

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
States for the District Of columbie.
ministr stion.--This is TO Give Notice:
That the subscriber, Of the District Of
C@oiumbia' @ ~ n. has & obtained from The Probate
Testamentary on the estate OF Frederic
J. Haskin, late of the District Of Co
claims assinst the deceased srs hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with tho
vouchers thereof. LEGALLY authenticated. to
lof june. AID. lS45; otherwise they may
22nd day Of June, 1914 NATIONAL.
tsAvINoe and TRUST coadPANY. ~:
BRUCE LAIRD. President. lSsal) Al.
Wills for the District 81 Columbia. Clerk
Of the Probate Court. te3O,3y7,14.
H0NAKD 2 WzL5E Attorney,
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States for the District OF coiumbia.
Holding Probate court.--No. e3.74i. Ad-
ministrstion..This il TO Give Notice;
Massachusetts. has obtained from the
Probate Court Of the District Of Columbia,
Letters Of A4ministraticn on. the estate
District Of Columbia. deceased All per-
sons having claims against the deceased
with the vouchers thereof. iesally auther:
ticated.. to the subscriber. on or before
TIE 21st day Of June, AID. 1e45; otherwise
benefit of said estate Given under my
hand this 22nd day of June, 1914. JES-
Sic N. PHILLIPS, 276 Cypress ST., Brook
MERSCH. Register Of wills for the Dis.
trict of Columbia, Clerk Of the Probate
Court je3O iy7 Il
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OWNER MUST SACRIFICE
Ideally located Montsomery County farm
18 miles from Silver Spring: I0-room Co
lonial house; electricity; oil heat: bank
barn. tenant houses, other outbuildinss;
55 acres: all productive except 16 acres
woods; $4,000. snail cash payment and
LlihArAl fArml Bny laA.a. Star ca
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ARLINGTON.
SELECT HOMES in desirable sections Of
Arlington. Attractive terms.
COLLINS & PRICE.
S236 Wilson Blvd. Open sunday GL. 1893
QUEENS CHAPEL MANOR.
5-room bungalow: oil heat: bath; COM
pletely insulated: $1,000, terms. M. o
JARVIS, 3414 Rhode Island ave. Union
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SHEPHERD PARK

gas h.-w.h., built-in garage: vacant: early
posses ssion. Cali EN-. 1890 Sunday and
weekdays till pm. F. A. TWEED CO.,
5504 Conn.
SHEPHERD PARK
Sl5.a5O
Exceptionally well-locateI brick anG -stucco
home, bedrooms bath, finished attic.
lst-f. sunroom, lavatory, modern kitchen;
deep yard with lily pool and fiower garden .
near ] 6th St; early occupancy feXclusive)
Call NE. 1890 Sunday and weekdays till
y pm.
"a TWEED CO., 1904 CONN.
CHEVY CHASE VIEW
CONN. AVE. EXTENDED.
and brick. 100-ft. front, detached garage,
beautiful trees and shrubbery.. lovely rec
reation room and bar, breakfast nook.
fireplace. This is an exceptional purcha Sc
today. Shown by appt Call EN- 1890
until pm. F. A. TWEED CO.. 1904
Conn. ave.
B ST. N.E.-3 APIS.
This fine 3-apt, bldg, containing 3 p
offered for $500: very good income:
81 900 down, balance in one trust, payable
f II HhfshkT l SasA Ests : SONS, REALTORS Y, 81
GLOVER PARK-BRICK.
NEW-HousE USE coNDrTioN. S5
Attic. Basement, Built-in Garase.
Open to e. And
BETHESDA
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MODERN BRICK HOME

| CHEVY CHASE, D C-Xl77b0
just of Nebraska ave, convenient to
schools and transportation. This nice home
includes firSt-f1oor den, lavatory, 3 bed
rooms. baths, paneled recreation room
with fireplace and extra gameroom in base
ment stairway to storage attic: gas heat
TO larger home. Please call Mr. Jones, GE.
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5000 GARFIELD ST
White brick. picture window. large fire.
place, . biit-in china closets, . bedrooms
and bath on 1st and on 2nd floors; slate
roof; insulated, weatherstripped, storm
sash; large screened-in back porch opening
into fenced and shrubbed-in back yard;
large front porch; garage. A delightful
MARY T. BOARD. EN-. 4511.
Mr.. Walter Reed Hospital.
Beautifully located. 5-room brick. built
in garage. on shaded lot auto, heat.
and rear porches; Just recently painted
outside and in immaculate condition.
price. 50, 750; very attractive terms. Call
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SUB PROP. FOR SALT tes...,.

YEARS otO-tOA4E8Sf6N
b.room BUNGALOW, tiled bath, air.eondi.
toned neat, oil burner. hwd. floors. large
attic space, full bsmt.: elevated lot: close
to everything; ERJrSe 500, bo Y tsrms ~o
Can Hyattsville 0334. Ewes. WA. 1891
HYATTsvILLE HILLS BUNGALOW. "a, ,75O.
rms, bath, h.-wh., built-in garage:
7-RM, AND BATH BuNoALow-H..v.h,
basement, large fenced lot, garden: 1900;
zANTzrNoER. MA. ssss
CAPE COD BRICK.
rms, h.w.h,Aoil burner; nne con-
and terms; price, IS, ESQ
J. LEE PRICE
1908 So. Arlington Ridge rd IA, 1904
SACRIFICE.
5-rm. brick. corner, new refriserator;
J. LEE PRICE,
1908 So. Arlington Ridge Rd. ia. 1904,
RIVERDALE, MD.
GROOM BRICK, 3 YEARS OLD
aons dSSss iSo., hSms all are sFbsh
fireplace oak noors; h;-wh: oil; lovely
lated. storm. windows, weather stripping
Victory garden; with old furniture in
basement: 2 gas ranges and 9 Trigidaires.
Only $10,500. Substantial cash required.
Please call Mr.. Valenti. HO OO43,
o. B. ZANTZINGER. Jr.. Real Estate.
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IENCIUSTFt hktTI.I
SII VER SPRING AREA.
SILVER SPRING.

$3.50.
A detached frame home with rooms and
bath, locatde on a large, level wooded
lot, Just a short distance from stores,
school and bus vacant immediate posses
sion; reasonable cash payment and
monthly terms. Call NE. 1143 until
J. WESLEY BUCHANAN, Realtor
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EAST HYATTSVITLF

1915 DOWN, BALANCE $3.50 MO
arms. and BATH full basement. stove and
Frigidaire included. Immediate posses
sion. Price. S4.26O
ROBERT S. DAVIS, WA. 5000
QUEENS CHAPEL MANOR
Practically new. b-room and bath
bungalow. air cond. heat, oil. small attic,
ami. Price. S4.750; terms.
Q. B. ZANTZINGER. Jr. UN. OS2s
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CONTINUED on Next Pagc.1
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CHEVY CHASE. MD
CHEVY CHASE, MD.

CLOSE TO CONN. AVE
Detached brick -and- frame home with slate
roof on large double lot with rear yard
fenced with white pckets; living room
dining room, kitchen, lavatory anC porch;
sleeping .rorch; third floor has 2 bedrooms
and bath; oil hot-water heat: a-car ga
tation; rental terms II desired Call Mrs
McFadwen. RA. 3..27 INEZ CUSHARD
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Nh. -Io"o. 2U3 S0uthtrn BIug.-
Mr.. Walter Reed, Semidet. Brick
screened: garage. h.-w. oil heat; refer
McDEVITT. RealtOr. RA. 1922.
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GREEN MEADOWS.

FA1HFAA VA.
About blocks to bus and school IA a.,
with a good Groom house on high eleva-
ton, surrounded by an unusually fine grove
of trees: beautiful yard, fine Erowins ser-
dnns room rse aoGT ssh
screened front and back porches Second
floor: 3 bedrooms and bath: full base.
ment with lavatory. oil h.-w.h., q good
2-car garage and chicken house: house
built about 3 years ago. This Is . good
place to live; S9.75o; cash. $4,000; 500
ner rnonth
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-22
Basketball Title
Hangs in Balance

The outcome of the Imperia
Valley high school cage title will be
at stake next Friday night when
the e Centre Spartans clash en-
the Calexico court with the Bull
dogs.
El Centros forward wall has
smashed all opposition on the
NAPLES this season with the excep-
ton Of Calexico January % when
the border quint rcmped over the
Spartans 81 to %. With this win
over the Spartans the Bulldogs
seemed assured Of the valley title
this season, but last Friday they
were tripped by the Brawley five
AZ to 45.
The Calexico win over FL Centro
was anticipated since the Bulldogs
had a speedy set of forwards and
a bucket tossing guard, but their
loss tC Brawley was the seasons
upset.
FL Centro will be spanked by
holland Harvey who has ran hot
and cold this season, tall Tom Nc
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-22
Sacramento Pair
Hold Hope
TO Retain Club

SACRAMENTO, Cal. Feb. %
Baseball fans CT Sacramento
hoped that a $4,000 certified check
to be exhibited Tuesday to direc-
tors of the Pacific Coast league at
a Los Angeles meeting would fore
stall league approval of The trans
fer of the Sacramento club fran
chise to Tacoma, Wash.
Dick Edmonds, local sports
writer, and Yubi Separovich, a tav-
ern owner who once haWked soda
pop at the local ball park, left
here Monday night with the money
raised from contributions of some
40 LEGAL sports enthusiasts.
The amount was equal to that
paid by a Tacoma group to the st
Louis Cardinal chain for the Sac
ramento franchise and player list
and it was hoped that the league
directors would make permanent
their previous tentative disapproval
of the transfer, and that the Car
dinals would be forced to sell to
the local group.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-22
Plant Announced
In &c. TO Can
Grapefruit Juice

First factory for canning grape
fruit juice to be established in I'm
perial Valley will be opened early
in March.
The plant will be situated at $50
Brighton, El Centro, in the Impe-
rial Valley Grapefruit Growers
packing house. 1t primarily is
planned to take care of the by
products fruit grown in the valley.
Capacity in normal years will be
80, 900 gallons a day or 400 gallons
an hour. 1t is estimated that 10000
to 10000 cases will be canned
yearly
Three thousand acres are in
grapefruit in the valley with 81
per cent of it handled by the
Grapefruit Growers association.
Equipment now is being installed
in room built over a formerly un-
used loading platform at the rear
Of the packing plant. 1t is planned
to use the employees already en-
ployed at the plant to carry on the
work in the canning plant.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-22
Four Contenders
Wait Golf Tilt

But 1t. Harold Reed and Jack
Jones haven't been defeated by
them yet.
In the third flight the sport
scope finds the scene is all fuzzed
and you pick your own winner
of the DeWitt-Sones and Town.
send-Marsh matches.
STILL ON TOP
Harry Hovey, FL Centro and
Czernie Sharp CT Holtville are
carrying a little less money to be
the finalists Sunday in the fourth
flight, but they are still on top if
that means anything.
In the short fifth flight Jerry
Bennett is still swinging the
sticks and we'll still swing along
on our original prediction. You
can take your choice again of the
Eldridge- -Barsum match.
The crystal ball gives no clue to
the outcome of the Margaret Bus
hard, Glendale, and Mrs. Louise
Roberts of Calexico, nor of the
other matches which will be played
during this week. The cdds on
Bushard are still high.
With some matches awaiting to
be played during this week due to
the rain Sunday, Jack McLaren, in
charge of the tourney, says every
thing will be set for next Saturday,
j. Pluvius willing.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-22

Christy who has done we'll under
the basket, and dimunitive Noland
Henry and Jody Rogers. who have
done we'll from out court. The
other El Centre men have given
a good accounting of themselves
at times, but unless they get under
way against the Bulldogs, tre going
will be mighty tough.
The Bulldogs have one Of the
finest passing combinations III the
valley prep circles with forward
Ralph Samaha, high-reaching Bob
Vath at center and Padilla at the
other forward. RubidouX has been
able to net baskets from out-court
when the close-in defensive was
tight, making him a threat at all
times. Felix and Ramirez are
tough competitors on any team.
The effect of the loss by the Bull
dogs Friday night is bound to re-
suit in some grim playing on their
part and El Centro can expect no
more than a $3.50 chance on COM
ing out on top.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-22
BY OLE NORDLAND

Next Sunday will see the
champion of the Imperial
Valley Golf Tournament fin
/ ish. And the title is still in the golf
bag of one of four men-Jersey
Birchfield, defending champion, Jer-
ry Fox of CaleXico, Vic Blalack Of
Yuma and Forrest Manley, Holt
vile.
/ Forrest Manley might be termed
the dark hCrc>- of the meet as
/ he ousted Loveridge Marsh, top
Del Rio links player, 2-1 last SUM-
day His play Sunday indicated
that he was a top-flight player
and while he gave early evidence
of being in the race, his upsetting
Marsh, steady man on the fair
ways, puts his STOCK high.
MEETS BLALACK
He meets Vic Blalack of Yuma,
in the semi-finals Saturday, and
Vic doesn't hold top odds among
the wise boys at the Barbara Worth
/ Country Club because he's nice
| fellow. Vic edged out Forrest Fer
guson 2-1 and it was the latter's
inability to sink them on the greens
that lost him the game. Vic was
medalist of the tourney and is con-
ceded to be dependable.
Jersey Birchfield is the worried
champion. He has come through
bit scared after two tough
matches. His Saturday match with
Crosbie of 81 holes and in Sum
days match with Kellerman, Jersey
was forced to another endurance
contest of 10 holes. The marathon
plays might indicate that Jersey
had better put his clubs on the
stove before teeing off, but the fact
| is that is opponents were playing
championship golf and Jersey was
pressed the whole distance.
LOOK TO FOX
Jerry Fox is the boy most of the
golfers at the Barbara Worth are
counting on tC upset the champ
and considering the fact that Jerry
has cCasted to two wins in the
opening and quarter-final matches
tney may, De right. Fox has
an excellent short game but his
all-around game is very depend
able. He came in with 78 the
first day and shot a par the sec
ond to win. He won the Interna-
tional championship at Calexico a
few years ago and has played in
several of the coast Journeys. He
was a member at Del Monte, also.
C. j. Donnelly Jr., Of Calexico
and Tom Ritter still hold the spot
light in the first flight according
to those who read the tea leaves.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-22
By BOB MEYER

CHICAGO, Feb. %. CUP) Lou
Boudreau, major league baseball'5 5
youngest manager whose name is
almost as famous on basketball
court as on a diamond added his
bit to the increasing criticism of
basketball rules Tuesday.
The 26-year-old Cleveland In
dian pilot forgot his pressing man
power worries for the forthcoming
baseball season to tell the Chicago
Basketball Writers association that
basketball rule-makers should make
the rules coincide with the increas-
ing speed of the game"
Boudreau scored l57 points for
Illinois in the 1936-37 season and
helped pace the Illini to Big Ten
championship.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-22
N. Y. STOCKS

NEW YORK. Feb n CUP)--stocks moved
in a narrowly irregular area on reduced
trading in the pre-holiday session Mon-
day Financial and leading COMMODITY
markets will be closed Tuesday for WASH
ington's birthday.
Aircraft and airline stocks were strong
spots. In the former, Douglas MADE
new high at 53A. up p.
Coodyear Tire reported record earnings
for last year and the stock moved up
nearly a point to feature a steady TO firm
market for the tire issues American DIS.
tllling issues lost point or more and
Monsanto chemical issues fell TO new lows
on losses ranging to more than two points.
Preliminary closing Dow-Jones averages;
Industrial 13571 off 0.20; rail 3S-27. up
0a5: utility - IS. off 0o4; and %
stocks as 72 off 0.04.
sales amounted TO 5e4. 435 shares. COM
pared with 669 973 last Friday. Curb
volume totaled ia, 40 shares, compared
with l56 sei Friday.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-22
L. A. PRODUCE

LOS ANGELES. Feb. 21 (UP)-FSMNS:
PUNCHED VEGETABLES: Supplies light:
market stronger Per crt.: Carotsr
doz. 1.50-1.75. iced crts. doz. Imperial
Valley 3.50-4.O0. some 3.o0-3.25; Santa
Barbara county 3.0o-3.25. small p so;
chard doz. It's; green onions doZ.
few SO0-9. 90; leeks ? doz. 4.O0-4.5 50;
mustard 4 doz. 2.5o-3.oo; parsley doz.
2.5O-2.T5; Santa Barbara county doZ.
400; radishes small red 6 doZ. few ,. CO.
$50; spinach 4 doz. as; turnips pa :
doz 1.50-l.75.
LETTUCE: Stronger; dry pack Imperial
Valley doz. best 2. U.s.. 90; IS 2.O0-2.50
ordinary 80
PEAS: Strong on best. Per lb-: In
perial Valley 13-14c, fair 10-12c; San
Diego county 12-13c; sugar peas 1880,
mostly 20-25c.
SQUASH: Stronger; white summer I'm
perial Valley crts. best 6.0o-6.50, fair
$50: Italian Imperial Valley crts. $3.50.
TOMATOES: Firm; Imperial Valley crts.
9-tops 4.25-4.50. fair 400, IDS AS, some
400: los 3.25-3.50, best $50. fair 800.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-22
HANDLEY TO TRY AGAIN

PITTSBURGH, Feb. %. up -
Infielder Lee Handley, baseball's
hard luck kid" will attempt a
comeback in the majors this sea-
son after an absence Of more than
two years when he reports to the
Pittsburgh Pirate training camp at
Muncie, IND, on March 10. Hand
ley. formerly of Pec..a, Ill. but now
of Hollywood, Calit. mas returned
his signed contract to Pirate head
quarters.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-22
L. A. LIVESTOCK

los ANGELES, Feb. Y. tUPl-LlVe'
stock.
Cattle salable 500, very slow, heavy
rain tending TO delay trading. most early
sales steady TO weak, spots l5-25 cents
lower. load good fed steers 1878. Others
unsold: common to good COWS 1922 60
some held higher; Gamers and cattle
6.50-9 IS. Calves salable 100 little done,
underfone steady; choice vealers quoted
TO 1850 and choice calves to 14.5o.
Hogs salable 700. slow, steady to 10
cents lower; good TO choice 2oo-25o lbs.
1475, the support price and early top;
medium 10000 lbs. 1914; medium to
choice shows 1o-11, few TO 11.50.
Sheep salable none; good to choice
wooled lambs quoted 15-15.5o and good
ewes around S.25.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-22
Boudreau Rops
HOOPER Rules

ed down for the sake of the young
sters who must burn themselves out
trying to maintain the rapid pace.
Having spoken his piece on his
old love, Boudreau turned to base
ball long enough to say that Cleve-
land probably will lose as many
players to defense plants as to the
draft.
But even with his baseball trou-
bles Lou still allots part OF his
worrying time to basketball sans
the center jump.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-22
L. A. STOCK

LOS ANGELES. Feb. 21 OP)-Tradlng
was duh on the Los Angeles Stock EN-
change Monday and prices moved within
a narrow range.
The midday report showed six issues
up. five down and four unchanged with a
volume of 30l0 shares.
The list: Central Investments 100 al 81
unchanged; Blue Diamond 100 at 1.9O.
down 10: TWA 100 at 1871, up 4
Sontag 300 at 81, up 4 Transamerica
100 al s7s. unchanged; Edison Com. 100
at 23h. down Is Edison per cent 100
at 31is. up *; Bandini 100 at , =, un-
changed. Union 100 al 1885,. unchanged;
Cladding Mclean 100 at 10ia, up u !;
Ryan 100 at 3i4, down Il.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-22
MARRIAGE LICENSES
ARE ISSUED

County Clerk w J. McClelland
Monday issued two marriage IL
censes. They were issued TO George
Franklin Mardock, so, farmer OF
son, Al, of El Centre; and TO Royce
Paul Lodholz, l9, lieutenant in the
naval reserve and Alice Roberts,
1e, stenographer Of Negaunee, Mich
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-22
NPLS. FLAX FUTURES
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO, Feb. u UPl-A quiet pre-
holiday tone prevailed on the Board of
Trade Monday. Prices moved within a
narrow range.
Markets firmed on the close with wheat
unchanged to up : cent a buShel; oats
unchanged TO up ! rye up L rye up J.
to =, and barley quoted unchanged 10
up \.