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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-07

10 V svoJl kampanJl protl ia
zraku 40 do 100 ky eksplozive.
Smodnika Sc "a tax izstrelek
porabi okrog 300 ky in ia da
izstrelku zacetno hitrost 900 m
ma sekundo. To je energija, Xxi
hi Sc fizikalnim izrazom IRA
zila kot kakih 40 milijonov XII
logrammetrov. Ia sila bi dyig-
Mia cello vojno ladjo stiri metre
visoko. Skupna tea 4O.6 en-
trojcka (stolpa, XII ina tri 4O.e
en- topove) znasa do poldrug
million ky. Posebni stroll giblje'
jo vso to velikansko in drago'
ceno napravo, in sicer topov'
ske cevi ma visino, yes stolp
cevmi vred pa ma strani. T.
stroll "a premikanje topov ir
stolpov delujejo vecino elektro
hidraVlicno, pa tudi samo elek'
tricno ali samo hidravlicno. Tu
di vse ostale naprave, "a pola'
game granat cevi, "a name
s5anjc streliva in g oanje vseE
tolikih tezkih zaklopk, zenejc
stroll, stroje pa sprozi clovek
Stolp Sc suce ma krogljicnih le
zajih in ina ,svoj podstavek Y
spodnjih delhi ladje. Okrog stol
pa SO veiika dvlgala, XII dovaza
jo granate in strelivo il spod
niih skladisc.
Tezko ladijsko topnlstvo, nj
ma samo naloge, da bi streljalt
ma cim daljse razdalje, ampal
ina poleg tega Sc drug, prven
stveni namen, dati izstrelku ia
ko silo, da prebije tezke jekle
re oklepe sovraznega vojnegt
b2odovja ali obreznih trdnjav
4O.6 en- top sicer more strelja
tt tudi 5O-60km dalec, vendal
Sc ia n egova energija malo
kdaj izrabi, ker bitke ma NOR
ju Sc malokdaj vodijo ma take
velike razdalje.
ZatO Sc nardVnOStnemu ucin
ku ma daljavo raje odpovedo il
ga skusajo nadomestiti S tenn
da oklep V stolpu toliko izreze
jo, da Sc mora topovska ceN
primeroma dvigniti in 'tako il
strelek seze vecjo daljavo.
Druga skrivnost vojnega top
nistva so granate "a te tezkt
topoVe. TIE maj bi najprej S svo
jo tezo prebile jekleni obroc so
vrazne ladje in sele V njej eks
plodirale. Zato so opremljene ;
nekim vzigalnikom, XII zadrzujT
predcasno eksplozijo. Ako tax;
granata pade pravokotno ma je
Klein oklep, more ma razdaljt
deset kilometrov prebiti pol me
ira debelo jekleno plosco, ne
razdaljo 20 KIN pa 35 en- debe
10 jekleno plosco.
Poleg teh granat imajo voj
ne ladje Sc manjse, XII MISC take
tezke in takih jeklenih patro
nih, pa>c pa SO napolnjene ;
mocnejsim razstrelivom. TIE u
porabljajo "a razbijanje neza
varovanih delov sovrazne ladje
Smodnik, XII je potreben, da tt
jeklene kolose polene po zraku
je sestavljen iz nitroglicerina
ali nitroceluloze in ga vsak
vojski imenujejo S posebnim i
menom.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-07

potem pac nj cuda, da izguba
vsake take vojne ladje predstaY-
liza "a prizadeto vojno brodovje
hud udarec.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-07

je V Belgiji zelo veliko, pa so
vrtnarji razposlali 100000 tu-
Ilipanov.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-11

Extra wartime work means extra dirty wa:
But DUZ pitches in and does more for yc
Watch it say "scram" to the heavy CRIME
overalls-the dirt smears on towels No so
made gets 'em cleaner and whittier easier! \
DUZ is safer for colors than any other leadi
washday soap-safer even for pretty ray
undies. What staunch home front ally. d.
does everything
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-09

and terroin-ever encountered by any military force.
Too. the enemy had to be thoroughly sofened and his
distinctions taken into consideration. He had de-
stroyed all the bridges ond in the bottle for the river
the Allied fighters had to wrap their guns in oiIskins
ond after slipping info the cold and swollen stream.
swim for good 90 yards TO CORY out their reconnos
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-09
Fantastic Battle Of the VOIfurnO

ONE OF THE MOST BITTERLY fought Of the war, the
Bottle Of the voturno will 90 down in history as one
Of the amazing chapters in the Of the Amercon
Fifth Army in Italy. After 80 hours Of fierce figh+nq
Lieutenant General Mark w. Clark led his armies TO
victory. but not until the Fifth Army had completely
overcome some OF the greatest obstoeles-weother
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-28

leagues leading punter, as well as
the titlc-Winner in passing and
interceptions.
Kicking five punts more than 70
yards, Baugh averaged d5.9 yards
for so kicks, three of which we're
blocked. The longest punt of the
1943 season was Baugh's 8lyard
boot against Detroit Nov. ID.
Harry Hopp of Detroit was run
ner-up with an average of 1872
yards for AZ kicks and John Kin
scherf, New York rookie, finished
third and tied the league record for
most punts in one game by getting
away Ia in the rain and mud at
Detroit in the outstanding kicking
exhibition of the year. He aver
aged 41.6 yards with the wet ball.
Paced by these three tie artists,
Washington. Detroit and New York
finished one-tWO-three in the team
punting statistics with All, Ais
and 1915 yards respectively.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-28
L. 4. PRODUCE

LOS ANGELES. Feb. y CUPp- FSMNS:
PUNCHED VEGETABLES: Weaker on
bects, turnips and mustard greens, and
steady on others Per crt. Beets ~ =
doz. l.5O-I75. few 200 fair l.25; car
rots 3 doz. local is Imperial Valley few
2O5: iced crtS. doz. Imperial Valley
3eO-395. few 425: chard doz. l. D
80: green onions ) dUz. 7.OO-S.OO, I'm
pcrial Valley $40 dOl COOS. 90, doz
6 OO-7 90: lcekS doz. i50-l 75: mustard
doz 125-1 80. parsley doz. 300,
radishes small red 8 d0Z. 2OO-2 80. fair
! SOL 50: spinach 4 doz. 1.OO-1.25. few
50, fair 75c: iurnips 2i=-3 doz. is
! 80, fair 75c-l.OO.
CABBAGE Weaker; local cannonball
crts. l.25-I75. jbos and ordinary 75c-
90. Imperial Valley $3.50 ID. SKIS. 100
35: SAVOY ] .25-l5O.
LETTUCE: Unsettled. dry pack ImFerial
Valley crtS. duz. 2jO-3.OO, doz. 10
, y. few 80. far l.75.
PEAS: Weaker Per h.: San Diego
county 13-15c. Imperial Valley 1874 {.
bushel tubs 3.75-4o1; Imperial Valley u
SQUASH: Steady: white summer I'm
perial Valley crtS fair quality 6.OO-6.5 81 ;
italian Imperial Valley crts. b.pO-6 80
fair 800; San Diego county lugS o51-
4. 50. fair 3.5O-4.50: No. 2s 2.I5-3O0.
Table Queen local best 1.00-l25i Banana
per Id. 2i=-sc. Hubbard 3i=-4c.
: TOMATOES: Steady; Imperial Valley
most sales pound basis, 9-16 tops loc'
2O-tops 14-l8c. per crt. Stops 4.23-45o
12-tops 4OO-4.5O 16-tops 3.50-4OO 20
tops ? 1882 few $50, loose lugs 2.@o-
. rs. few go; loose crts. 2V9-2.5O.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-28
M AR K S
POULTRY & EGGS

This Sc sdulc on Wholesale Retail Egg
prices fs fae naaImuw and The most hat
may be charged and Is copied from OPA
Order No. 3}3 An additional = may be
charged for caTtoned eggs. properly mark
ed as 20 size and grade, and cartoned
FcGS. Effective Feb. y. Large A eggs
Loose a.. carton-1 s5c. Medium =
Eggs-LOose dc. cartoucd &c. Small \
Eggs-Loose 30c. ra-'oncd 31C.
Large eggs OF Grade "A quality. when
certified as such by the USDA. may sell
% above the price for Large Grade a.
f.xtra Large % above. Jumbo &c above.
Assorted eggs OF Ned. 4. or { eggs 4c
less than large Assorted eggs OF Small
a. B. or { Sc less than large OF sac
POULTRY PRICES: CAn points Imperial
Valley OPA Maximum set oct i. 1913.
FIRST price-At Ranch 10 Wholesaler or
Retailer. Second price Delivered 10
Wholesaler or Retailer. Third price-A;
ranch 10 consumer:
"a 10 ; lbs, sc; fryers - lbs. &c:
-oasters. all weights, 10. fowl, Leghorn'
all weights > &C.. colored, all Wcigh's
Sc. ducks. all sies -, rabbits, under
lbs, 22-24c-
Los ANGELES. Feb. - UP' = EGGs.
Wholesale prices consumer grade; Large.
Grade A 39--30c Grade B 33-35c. medium.
Grade A go G.. small Grade a "A D 20.
Retail prices TO conSumf. Large, Grade
IA 49-52c Grade A 47-5Gc. Grade 4u-
4b-. medium. Grade AA 3g-t4c. Grade =
.ig-i2c. small Grade a 2s-31C.
Candlcd graded eggs tu retailers Large,
Grade "A 44-35c. Grade A il-4aT Grade
B S5-3TC. medium. Grade A 3-35c.
Butter unchanged az ceilings
Poultry turkeys and cgcs unchanged al
ceilings.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-28

follows:
Championship Consolation-B Bob
Albright defeated Clyde Lee up
20 holes.
First Flight: Semi-finals = Tom
Ritter over Jack JcneS 7 and 5, c.
Donnelly over 1t. H Reed by de-
fault. Finals: Donnelly over Ritter
? and l. Consolation round: Semi
finals-Glen McNay over Sherman
Dandy 3. and !. J. S. Pancrazi de-
feated by j. N. Noonan up 10
holes. Finals Glen McNay 4
and 3.
Second Flight: Semi-finals-Ray
Edwards over Bob Daugherty l-up,
and Sid Swanberger over Mike
Hyatt default. Finals-Sid Swan
berger and q Consolation: Semi
finals Viggo Hansen and Walter
Walsh won by defaults. Viggo out
lasted his opponent in grueling
25-hole match up. for the tourna-
ments longest endurance contest.
Third Flight: Semi-finals-Chas.
Sones over c. Dewitt 3 and 2, and
Gene Marsh over George Townsend
l-up in 10 holes Finals-Sones 6
and 5. Consolation: Semi-finals-
J. F. Glithero over 1t. Bob Snyder
by default and H. Jensen over c.
Caldwell 3 and 2. Finals H. Jen-
sen and 4 and 3.
Fourth Flight: Semi-finals-Sgt.
c. L. Schwein over Bill Jacobs
and 4, and Harry Hovey over 1t E.
Ballard and 6. Finalist- Harry
Hovey 1-up. Consolation round:
Semi-finals B. Kirkorian over
Mote Dizney and 3 and Bob Agee
over Paul jenkins by default. Final
ist-Kirkorian and 3.
Fifth Flight: Semi-finals-Jerry
Bennett over E. Hunter and 4,
and Sherman Elridge over C. Bar
sum 5 and 4. Finalist-Elidridg
3 and 2. Consolation: Semi finals
B. Salich defeated 1'illotson 7 and
5, and H. McCauley defeated J.
Hartzog 5 and a. Finalist Nc
Cauley and 4.
Ladies' Flight: Semi Finals
Louise Roberts over Clydena De-
witt 1-up and Babe Stevens over
Mrs. Fred Smith and /. The
finals will be played later by agree
ment of the contenders of the
championship CT this division of the
Imperial Valley tournament. In
the consultations semi-finals Echo
Jensen defeated Belle Hovey 1-up
and Mrs. r. McCune doWned Mrs.
E. Trude and g. FinaliSt in the
consolation was Echo Jensen 2-up.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-28
STAIN DIDN'T WALLOP
GENERAL, u. p. SAYS

NEW YORK, Feb. % CUP) -
Two weeks ago the United Press
carried a dispatch from London con-
cerning alleged reports in neutral
diplomatic quarters of an unfor-
tunate incident involving Premier
Marshal Stain and Marshal Timo-
shenko at Prime Minister Churchill's
birthday party in Teheran.
The United Press regrets having
circulated this erroneous report and
has cabled apologies to the Soviet
government with assurances that
no offense was intended against
the head of the Soviet union.
The United Press is taking ap-
propriate measures to see that no
such inadvertence can occur again
in London or elsewhere the cable
said. The management deeply re-
grets the unfortunate London
story"
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-28
BIoIock Defeats BirchfieId
TO Win Valley Golf Title

Victor Blaack of Yuma is third-tmc Imperial Valley
amateur golf champion.
Defeating defending champion Jersey Birchfield FL
Cenro 2up the thrtyffh hole Sunday afternoon the
new champion retired the Fred Z. Bright trophy when
Bchfcds puter stumbled after four great holes of
coyery golf
Although it the first 18 holes that defeated the
l943 champion gallery of nearly 70 enthusiasts had
Rlaack ater and drop four holes in and his
lead of 5up the thirteenth cut to 1up they eed off
for the deciding seventeenth hole of the second round
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-28
L. 4. LIVESTOCK

Los ANGELES. Feb = ,UPi FSMNS:
CATTLE Salable DDu open rather SLOW
out fully steady on an classes medium 10
good steers i 25-15@O common to med
iun grade 12-13. -; few medium tu good
heifers l2-5O-l5. medium to good COWS
l2-I3; bulk cutter 10 common 9.T5-ll 50.
Gamers and cutters 8 800 81; medium TO
good bulls 10 25-l1.50. common down To
Q: fc,y medium stock steers II
CALVES Salable so: early sales veal
erS steady but little done on calves.
medium 10 choice Sealers l350-l5 ~.
HOGS: SaIahlc GOO including about 80
bought 10 arrive. early trade fully steady
but market nuN SLOW; sales and most bids
on sows around 80 cents lower: good 10
choice 2OO-2Jg lbs. 14.75-1f.S5. top l4.s5,
strictly good to choice lacking, several
loads medium Igu-26O lbs. >, few
1850. few cutouts 13-13.5O; few medium
to good SONS 10-lO.20.
SHEEP: Salable 800. few - cents or
more higher. decks medium 10 good Ia
lbs. wooded ewes $50; good 20 choice
,vooled lambs lacking. quoted 1918. 80;
load thin lambs and ewes unsold.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-28
COAST BASKETBALL GROUP
ENTERS NEAR FINALS

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. %. 'UP)
Mcclellan Field and Treasure Is
land armed guard basketball fives
won their way into the quarter
final round of the Pacific aSsocia-
ton tournament Sunday night,
eliminating the regular Veterans
association and Marinship quln-
tets.
Mcclellan Field turned back the
Monterey Peninsula Veterans team
Aba and the Armed Guard
whipped Marinship 47-34
BY winning, Mcclellan Field
gained the right to play University
of California, and the Armed Guard
the San Francisco Athletic club,
next Thursday night at San Fran
cisco Civic auditorium. Winners Of
these two contests then meet St
Mary's Pre-Flight and Alameda
Coast Guard SealionS in the semi
finals. ~4Hn
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-28
Luisetti Holds
Cagers' Title

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 49, (UP)
Angelo Hank" Luisetti, former
stamford all-American, is still
king of the basketball courts.
Luisetti gave one of his greatest
exhibitions in amassing 80 points
to lead the undefeated ST. Mary's
pre-flight quintet to 48-43 victory
over the Alameda coast guard Sea-
lions Saturday night before 5000
fans at Civic auditorium.
1t was the pre-flight's thirteenth
straight win, and Jim Pollard, an
other ex-Stanford star, was left far
behind in the scoring race, getting
only nine points for the coast
guard because of the tight pre-
flight defense.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-28
N. Y. STOCKS

NEW YORK. Feb. = tUpl Stocks
made an Irregular advance On moderate
trading Monday with rails featuring IN
turnover.
Enough Of the utility shares registered
declines 10 send their average down
fraction while the industrial and railroad
averages rose. The latter VAS around is
best level since October s. 1897 while the
65 s'ecks Vas al fhc best lcrcl since
July 26 1913.
There was nothing IN tie news &" al
fect the list which WAS dominated bs
technical Influences. Several uf the loss
priced issues were active and consid-
bic amount OF selcctiye buying went
ahead In special issues. a Nizcable lisi
OF the latter made new highs for the
year.
Some Investment buying was noted in
high priced shares. Eastman Kodak rose
point IN this category. while Du Pou;
held steady. In the special shares. Vulcan
DEFINING rose points 10 a ncw high A.
15I on 30 shares Gains Of points Or
more each were made by Twin Cts Rapid
Transit preferred. Pittsburgh Steel ; per
cent preferred. and American Moolen
preferred American Wooden common
made new top on active trading.
Dow-JOnes closing stock averages. In
dustrials i36. ~. up OIL.
Big board sales tofaled 753. $40 shares
against 800 1s6 on Friday. Curb sales
aggregated JIG. 695 shares compared with
37f, $50 FridsA.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-28
JURYMAN FINED S25,
WOULDN'T SPELL NAME

KANSAS CITY, Mo. Feb. %
(UP)-A juryman found himself in
Jail here the ether day.
Edward /. Gorsuch was fined $25
by Judge Paul A. Buzard for con-
duct unbecoming a juryman," but
was sent to Jail when he explained
to the court that he did not have
the money.
While Judge Buzard was impan-
cling ITO men, he attempted to
verify the spelling of Gorsuch's
name and his correct address. Cor
such either refused to say anything
CT answered, IT'S on the tax list"
After friend paid the fine, Cor
such was released from jail-and
from jury duty.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-28
Autoisfs Warned
To Sign Coupons

WASHINGTON, Feb. %. tUP) -
Price administrator Chester Bowl
es, stepping up the OPA's drive to
wipe out gasoline black markets,
Monday warned that motorists who
fail to endorse each gasoline cou-
pom by March 6 face possible loss
of their rationS.
On that date he said, OPA in
vestigators will begin nationwide
check on gasoline ration books as
part of the drive to track down Or
ganized burglars counterfeiters, and
racketeers who slpnon o.. supplies
vitally needed for essential trans
portation. About 100000 gallons
went into the black market in jan
uary alone.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-28
Kenny Files Rule
On Tavern Food

stitutional amendment which wou1
eliminate present requirement
that food must be sold in all Cal
fornia taverns.
Deputies in the secretary
states office said petitions for III
amendment must be filed by Jun
8 and must carry l78.764 signa
lures.
The amendment proposed U
aSsemblyman Lorne d. Middoug
CD. Long Beach. chairman of 4
interim committee on juvenile dd
hnquency. would remove presei
constitutional prohibition of liqud
sales lin any public saloon or bar
The amendment also would II
move a restriction limiting liqut
sales to hotels, club cars. passer
ger ships, public eating places al
clubs"
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-28
TEXANS FORGANIZE DRIVE
ON BOBCATS AND FOXES

AUSTIN, Tex, Feb. % tUP)--Be-
fore long there likely will be a
shortage of bobcats and foxes
around Lampasas, Tex, situated in
the heart of the hill and brush
country, but plenty Of hides should
be available.
Ranchers and farmers have or
ganized bcbcat-foX club for the
purpose Of combating these animals
which kill livestock and domestic
fowls.
Bounties, ranging from $3.50 for
grown bobcat to 81 for a fox
pup, will be paid from fund made
up cf assessments of one cent on
each acre of land Lampasas coun-
ty comprises 473,600 acres.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-28
Freak Cage Game
Proyes'Fun'
But Doubtful

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. % cUP)
-"Two-way" basketball, with six
men to team and all shooting for
either basket, proved fast fun
but doubtful basketball Sunday
when the University of San Fran
cisco army team ran all over the
court to swamp Salinas army ali
base, 1885.
Coach Jimmy Needles OF USF,
who drafted a set of rules for the
trial game, said it wasn't exactly a
fair test, since the college men had
practiced the innovation twice
while the untutored air base team
had to borrow sixth player from
the collegians TO fill out their
squad.
The game was played in four
lO-minute periods because OF the
hectic pace set by the teams as
they shot for either basket at will.
The rules provided that either team
could go for either basket after
once crossing the center line.
A center jump was employed with
a restraining circle of l2-foot ra-
dius, and only three men from
each team were permitted to play
the ball on the Jump. The two re-
manning men were deployed at op-
posite ends of the court, enjoyed
themselves by shouting instructions
to the sometimes bewildered play
ers.
While Needles claimed the game
called for alert playing and greater
speed, critics observed that estab-
lished defensive and offensive pat
terms were thrown out the window
by the use of both baskets.
The USF coach said he would
attempt to schedule another game
if possible with more evenly
matched team to further test the
two-Way system.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-28
Vain Grove Wins
Aztec Handicap

Aqua CALIENTE, Mexico, Feb.
%. (UP)-George Lawless pocketed
the $1,000 Aztec Handicap purse
Monday after watching his Vain
Grove romp home length and a
quarter in front on a heavy track
in the featured Sunday race.
The winner piled on a five
length lead in the back stretch and
outlasted Kind Sir and Ultonian,
the place and show horses, in the
home stretch.
Vain Grove paid $500, s2.40 and
1920.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-28
Seals Set Out
To Get in Trim

SAN FRANCISCO, FEB. 20. tUPp
The San Francisco Seals steal a
march on other Pacific Coast
league baseball clubs Monday. be-
ginning spring training for pitch
ers and catchers, while the seven
other teams tee off next week in
preparation for the Easter Sunday
inaugural of the third year of war;
time baseball.
Announcement of the 1914 sched-
ule revealed that night baseball
first since Pearl Harbor-win re-
turn with draft-riddled clubs an
ticipating increase attendance
over l943 daylight baseball. The
season, starting April 0, will end
Sept. II, to be followed by the
O'Shaughnessy playoff between
first-division teams.
The Seas, under Manager Lefty
ODoul, will begin practice IN
earnest March after warming up
their batterymen this week March
6 will see Oakland beginning prac-
tice at San Bernardino, Sacrament o
working out at Fullerton, Portland
opening training at San Jose, and
Seattle at Bakersfield
Los Angeles will condition at
Anaheim and Hollywood at On
tario, effective March 9. San Diego
will open its training at home
March IL.
Sacramento'S reorganized Sena-
tors will open the season at home
against Manager Bill Sweeney S
1943 pennant-winning Los Angeles
Angels. Seattle at Hollywood, Port
land at San Francisco and Oakland
at San Diego will be the other
first-Week assignments.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-28
MPLS. FLAX FUTURES
LOCAL BUTTERFAT
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO. Feb. D CUPi-Gran futures
developed - firm tone before the close on
the Board Of Trade Monday. Early trading
displayed mixed trend.
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilib
Wheat finishing the day up y 10 -t
cent bushcl oats up * TO z. rye up
II. to ~. and barley up 3 10 d quota
ton Of one cent
Wheat advanced In sympathy with rye
and announcement OF higher March
subsidy payment for flour had d some
what bullish influence. In view OF the
last several weeks lag in flour the trade
expressed doubt that this would have
much effect now.
The southwest flour trade reported to-
day that bookings Increased last week.
however. with business heaviest since
early January. Round lot sales 10 chain
bakers led the demand.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-28
RETIRED PUBLISHER, 81,
DIES AT HAYWARD HOME

HAYWARD. Calf, Feb % CUP
Horace McPhee, "a, retired Soutfi
ern California newspaper edito
and publisher, is dead following
long illness. A resident of Cali
fornia SO years, McPhee was prcmi
nently identified with the publish.
ing business in Orange, Riversid
and Ventura counties until his re
tirement in 1924. He leaves tw,
daughters, Mrs. Mark E. Yail
brough. San Leandro, and Edit
Bristol, San Francisco. Services wi
be at Santa Paula, Calf.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-28
L. A. STOCK

LOS ANGELES. Feb. IS CUP, - one
thousand shares OF Union Oil stock sold
at 1s;t. unchanged. Monday in the major
transaction on the Los Angeles Stock Ex-
change In relatively duh mid-morning
trading. 2.400 shares sold. with three
issues up, one down and -four unchanged
The remainder Of the list: Transamerica
100 at ga, unchanged; Edison 81 per
cent 100 al - -, down = Ryan 100 at
81. unchanged
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-28
Nova Will Meet
Garrison Soon

PORTLAND, Ore, Feb. %. CUP)
Matchmaker Joe Waterman an
nounced that Lou Nova, former
challenger for the heavyweight box
ing title, will make his second ap-
pearance on the comeback trail
against Nash Garrison, San Jose,
Cal, in Portland March 10.
The 10-round match will be the
main event of the National Boxing
associations program.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-28
BEAVERS DROP BACK

CORVALLIS, Ore, Feb. % CUP)
The oregon State College Beav-
ers Monday were back in third
place in the Pacific Coast con-
ference northern division basket
ball race, after recovering to defeat
the Washington State College
Cougars 55-44 here Saturday night.
The Beavers ended their season
with wins and II losses, while
Idaho and WSC are tied for the
cellar spot with records of VIC
tories and 10 defeats. Both face
double games with the champion
Washington Huskies to end their
seasons this week.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-28
MURPH THE CAT GOLDBRICKS

HELENA A r M AIRF IEDI1,
Ark Feb. %. (UP)-A coal-black
female feline named Murph, who
drinks only the cream from the
milk and shows extraordinary apti-
tude for gold-bricking, has become
the mascot of the Helena airfield
In addition to performing her basic
duties of keeping the hangar and
tool bins free of mice, Murph turns
out every evening for retreat,
races around the field periodically
to- check on equipment and when
wanted for special detail can
usually be found sleeping in a para
chute bin or curled up in a plane
wing.