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Evening star., 1944-01-21
Ump Sears, Okoy Again.
To Resume N. L. Job

~ the ASsoeiated Press.
Umpire John (Ziggy) Sears of the
National League has recovered from
the serious illness which forced
him on the diamond last August
and kept him out Of the World
Series.
Now 30 pounds heavier than when
he went home to Dallas for treat
ment, Sears says he will be able to
resume.
Evening star., 1944-01-21
Roofs Star as Dunbar
1ankers Win Meet

Dunbar Playground swimmer,
scored 6Sla points to win the city.
wide meet at Dunbar Pool sponsored
by the District Recreation Depart.
ment. Second was Banneker, 27k
followed by Langston, IL.
Lester Roots Of Dunbar was indi.
vidual high scorer with three VIC
tories, while teammAte Frank Craw-
ford triumphed in two events. Also
double winners were Doris Crawford
Of Dunbar and Barbara Bailey Of
Banneker in the girls events.
Under II Years.
s0,y.rd fresstyle,-wen By J. Edward.
n:0;y.5d srsa.t.troEe0wen ~ l. r.yr.
tb,q1 snTnsiss; ,ss s:conS; s; Crop (Lansston>;
so;yarS reiay-won By Lansstrom; sec
1. I. is Years.
!sID,asS:s'; :.ssna. :. P:yne 6pnSsP|; G';
4S,crd u = sas.,
&. sinriston. nannePerj! tn,e j,1'nne1e''' 'n'fa'
sSs.e ..sSaa g o.S:9 seet:
.
third, N. Baynor Dunbar).
10 Years and over.
40-yArd freestyie-Won BY p. Craw-
ford (Dunhar); second, StnEleton Ban-
neker); third. J. Rucker (Dunbar).
40-yard breaststroke-Won By Craw-
ford (Dunbar: second. N. Baynard Dun-
bari: third, Rucker (Dunhar)
I60-yard relay-Won BY Dunbar, Sec
ond. Banneker.
Medley relay-Won BY Banneker: sec
ond, Dunbar.
GIRLS EVENTS.
Under IL Years.
20-yard freestyle-won BY Doris Craw-
ford (Dunbar).
IL t. Is Years.
2O.yard bresststroke-won ~ Doris
Crawford (DunbaD.
16 Years and Over.
40-yard freestyle-Won by Barbara
Bailey lHannekeD: second, Helen McCar-
20-yard breaststroke-won by Bailey
tBanneker): second. McCarter (Dunbar).
Evening star., 1944-01-21
Delays His Come
To Hear Others
~ the Associated Press.

~ the AssociAted Press.
Tarzan Taylor. former Mar
quette U. line coach, tells this one
about the team that kept drawing
penalties for taking too much
time in the huddles.
Finally Taylor yanked out the
quarterback and. when the kid
reached the bench, asked him the
reason for the delays.
Why, COACH" the quarterback
explained. II was listening to the
scores being announced over the
loud speaker"
Evening star., 1944-01-21
Fights Last Night
By the Associated Press,

By the Associated Press,
FALL RIVER, Mass.-Joe Reddick,
1853. New York. outpointed Ber1e La
nier, 163. Philadelphia nW; Tony
Oshiro. l20. Boston. outpointed Tony
HIGHLAND PARK, N. Joe Lynch,
d8e; Plsinfield. N. j.. drew with Bob
Wade, 162. Newark, n. J. fe):- Jerry
Coursol, 1877. Valley Stream, n. r,
knocked out Jimmy Robinson, 1884,
Newark (2).
PORTLAND, Me.-coley welch, 1921,
1soH. baitimcrs in'i eioj; jon1ns Jimmy nssoP, Coz,
147, Portland, outpointed Billy Nap
Der; ~, eoston. CD:
1hiladelphia, outpointed Ruby Garcia,
137h, New York (6); Jimmy Ansst,
l40 NeE York, outpointed Cuebali
Yo9RE: lSk, Ehiladelphia l6l.
Evening star., 1944-01-21
Dodds Started Running
In Underwear Uniform
~ the Associated Press.

~ the Att0t1ated Pre6O.
When Gil Dodds, q kid who ran in
a track suit his mother had made
from underwear, saw Don Lash re-
ceive the Sullivan award in 1899, he
told Coach George Doenges that
he'd rather get that award than
anything else in the world. And the
Ashland College coach predicted
then that Dodds would win it
which Is real long-range forecast
Ing.
Evening star., 1944-01-21
Sports Mirror
~ the AySociated Press

~ the Associated Press.
Today a year ago-The Brook
lyn Dodgers sign Paul Waner and
Johnny Cooney.
Three years ago-Bob Feller
signs $4,000 contract with Cleve-
land Indians.
Five years ago-Lou Gehrig
reported offered contract for
$4,000 by Yankees compared with
$30, 900 for 1888.
Evening star., 1944-01-21
Ex-Novy Stor in Commend

1t. Col. Robert E. Fojt, former
football and track star at Annapo-
lis, Is commanding . marine engi-
neering OUTFIT somewhere In the
South Pacific"
Evening star., 1944-01-21
Eosy for War COLLEGE,

War College basketers trimmed
Signal Corps yesterday, 1922, with
Blair tallying 20 points.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-18
Tacomans Insist
On Purchase
Of Sacramenfos

SACRAMENTO. Calf, Feb. 10.
tUPl-The Sacramento chamber of
commerce still hoped Friday to
raise funds for purchase of the
city's Pacific Coast league baseball
club before a Feb. % deadline. but
Tacoma, Wash, interests announced
final payment had been made to
the st. Louis Cardinals for the Sac
ramento franchise and a Tacoma
spokesman said a San Francisco
bay area man of major league
stature would be named manager" ="
Arthur Dudley, secretary of the
chamber OF commerce, Thursday
night telegraphed owners of all
league clubs asking them to delay
voting on transferring the Solon
franchise to Tacoma until next
Tuesday, the final day of a period
of grace extended Sacramento by
the Tacoma group and Sam Brca-
don, president of the Cardinals.
Chamber officials said a buyer
had been found for the 100000
local park and that new persons
were interested in putting up s50,-
900 for the franchise and players.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-18
Attacker Gives
Women Tips
On Resistance

SEATTLE. Wash, Feb. 13 CUP)-
Advice on what to do when attack
ed by rapest was given today by
Harold w. Varker, former Seattle
bus driver and father of two chill
dren who confessed that five wOm-
Ell have been victims of his at
tackS.
Varker. captured while he strug-
gled with an 18-year-old theater
usherette after knocking her down,
told detectives that wom e n
shouldn't walk the streets alone at
night" if they want to avoid attack.
Continuing his advice as to what
a woman would do in the event an
attacker approaches her, Varker
declared:
above all keep cool If you have
opportunity to do SO, run.
Talk fast if you're alone with
the man and he has you cornered.
Try to shame him or plead with
him but keep talking Try not to
antagonize him bece Lse ne may at
tempt to kill you or terribly harm
you
For women about to be attacked
and who can see someone ap-
preaching or are near buildings,
Norknr advised
"Yell your head off Bite and
fight and scream. Either you Will
attract aid or you may scare him
off because he'll be afraid that
someone will come"
Varker said his three years OF
married life had never been marred
by a quarrel and his home environ
ment was "the happiest a man
could ever have
Il helped my wife with the can
ming" he said. Il have my own
rabbits and chickens. We never
drink except for an occasional beer
with supper and we never ike TO
go out on wild parties"
Varker said his favorite recrea-
ton was parlor games.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-18
Bv JACK CUDDY

NEW YORK, Feb. 18 CUP)-Pos-
SibilitieS OF filly winning the
Kentucky Derby on May 6 were
emphasized Friday when James j.
CAROLS indicator prices for the
derby future book showed three
laSSieS - Kurazna, Miss Keeneland
and Twilight Tear-enjoying quota
tons in the third and fourth-price
brackets.
Carroll, telephoning his prices
frcm st. Louis said he could not
recall a previous instance when
three fillies were so highly rated
fer the future book.
TOP CHOICES
Top choices. as expected, were
1t. c. V. Whitney's Pukka Gin, at
6-1, and George D. Widener's Plat
ter, at 81.
But in the third bracket, at 12-1,
Brownell Combs bay filly, Kurazna,
and the Calumet Farms bay filly,
Miss Keeneland, were rated on
par with John Marsch's bay colt,
Occupy, big money winner among
the two year olds of 1943.
In the fourth bracket, at ISL,
Calumet Farms bay filly, Twilight
Tear, shared the same rating as
Lucky Dray, Royal Prince, Direcm-
mrm j. E, and Rodney Stone.
The fifth-bracket quartet, at 20
l. comprised Black Badge, by jim
miny, Olympic Zenith and Gay Bit.
SPOTS IA TOES
Carrol announced Cnny the IA top
thoroughbreds in his indicator
prices, to give the turf world line
on how the future book will open
couple weeks hence, when the en-
tire list of nominations for the
derby is announced at Louisville.
Nominations, which closed earlier
this week, are expected to total
more than 100, presaging large
field of starters and a Wide-open
race.
Pukka Gin, Brown Son of Fire
thorn, had figured fer top rating in
the future book, after being award
ed recently top weight for Jack
Campbell's experimental handicap
at Jamaica in April. His victory in
the Champagne stakes at Belmont
indicated that he was route
horse that might follow in the
derby steps of Count Flet and
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-18

blamed on "intolerablc living con-
ditions" by city officials, who cited
the fact that several disastrous
fires have swept Richmond hous-
ing projects in recent weeks.
Data for the survey was obtained
primarily from records of gasoline
allotments issued by local ration
boards, two boards reporting issu-
ance of a combined average of 75
special allotments a day for out-of-
state trips, the paper said.
Applicants must present job
clearances to prove they are free
to leave the areas before special gas
allotments are issued, the board
pointed out.
More than 500 individuals are
buying bus tickets weekly the pa
per reported, two thirds of them
being one-way tickets out of the
state
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-18

BERKELEY, Calf. Feb. Is up
California intercollegiate base
ball association members - Uni
yersity of California use. and
UCL.A.-will meet in Afternoon
and evening double-hea this
spring Graduate Manager Clin'
Evans of California said Friday.
ST. Mary's Santa Clara and
Stanford have dropped out OF the
league. and travel difficulties
brought about the new system OF
double-header play. Evans said.
U.CL.A. will meet California at
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-18
Coastin9 Along

around Sacramento and mainly at
the box office where usually the in
take wasn't enough to pay the ex-
penSes of the travelling team. And,
generally speaking, the Solons
rarely had a team on a par with
the rest of the outfits.
So what happens? There comes
along offers from other cities to buy
up the Sacramento franchise and
several of the prexys voted against
the move. Apparently they just
can't decide which gear to decide
on-reverSe or frontwards
If UICA can take one of its two
basketball games with use over
the weekend it'll be great West
wood moral victory. If the Bruins
win only one tilt their record will
be two out of four and their best
mark in more than a decade in this
particular rivalry. Last year the
Bruins captured one out of four
from the Trojans for the first bas-
ketball victory over use since 1882
which was. indeed. a long and
exceedingly dry spell ..
Baby Ari2mendi, one of the
greatest ringmen to come out of
old Mexico, is slated to bolster Un-
Gle Sans navy and thereby the
navy becomes even more formid-
able outfit Baby says there is no
truth to the rumor that he chose
the navy because it was the only
uniform he could get his size 10
neck into
Willie Ritchie, No. l principal in
the public morals committees in
vestigation of fixed and phoney
fights, has notified Chairman Jules
CoVey of the state athletic COM
mission that he'll be on hand for
the big uncovering day" on March
7. That March 7, incidentally, falls
on the day after Joe Lynch's title
fight between Angott and Zurita
and that means Uncle Joe will get
stuck for a lot of complimentary
seats for the visiting politicians.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-18
Army Track Team
Carries Odds

NEW YORK, Feb. 18 CUP)-
Armys best track team in recent
years Friday was established as the
favorite TO win the 23rd annual
IC4A track and field champion
ships on March 4 at Madison
Square Garden
Stiff competition for the cadets
was assured, however, when Navy
entered a team of 35 midshipmen
who will participate in all l3 of the
varsity events.
Navy defeated Army in a dual
meet earlier. Neither has ever won
an IC4A meet.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-18
Workers Exodus
Gets Under Woy

RICHMOND, Calf, Feb. 49,
(UP)--An estimated 10000 persons
a month are quitting this wartime
boom-town, the majority apparent
ly leaving jobs in the huge Kaiser
shipyards and other San Francisco
bay area war industries. survey
by the Richmond tCalif) Record
Herald revealed today.
The paper said about 525 fami-
lies are leaving each week by auto
mobile, the majority returning to
homes in Minnesota, Wisconsin,
Michigan, Mississippi, Kansas, Illi-
noiS and Texas
The first large-scale exodus from
west coast war centers followed re-
cent announcements that the ship
building program was "over the
hump the laying off of many un-
skilled workers at the Kaiser yards,
and the discharge of nearly 500
men at the Joshua Hendy iron
works at Sunnyvale, Calf.
Part of the emigration was
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-18
L. 4. PRODUCE

LOS ANGELES. Feb. Is CUP -FSMNS:
PUNCHED VEGETABLES: RadiShes firm.
thocrS steady. Per crt.: Bects d. ,
doz 25-l 50. carrots 3 doz best 80
/ -. small and fair 1.oO-1. 25 iced crts.
6 doz. Imperial Valley 3.50-3.75; chard
3 doz 1.25-1.50: green onions $ doz.
best 6.O0-6 80. fair 4.00-5.00: mustard 4
doz. 1.CO-l y; parsley Is doz 2.oO-2 80;
"adiSheS small red Is doz. 1.75-2. p. Seal
Beach 2.40; spinach dnz. - :.
Iair 75c: turnips 2i=-3 doz. 100-125,
fair 75c.
CABBAGE: Dull: local "annonh"u -
1.25-1.75; jboS. and ordinary 50c-1o0;
Imperial Valley CTS. 1.75-2.n, 4p-1p fo.
SKIS. 1.OO-1 -; red cabbage 3.60-3.70 per
Cvt: Savoy local cris. 100.
LETTUCE: Dull, dry pack Imperial Val
ley crts. doz 1.50-2.25. fiar 100; )
doz 1.25-l.75 fair 75c; local 2l2-3 doz.
4O-5Oc
TOMATOES: Firm; Imperial Valley Crts.
9-tops as. few ! 10. 12-toNS i COT:
l6-tops 3.OO-3 -. 2o-tops 2.25-2.5O; loose
lugs 1.50-2.09; loose crtS. 1.25-1.75.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-18
L. A. LIVESTOCK

LOS ANGELES. Feb. is UPD-FSAINS:
CATTLE: Salable 500, bulk Of fresh RE-
CeiptS not shown. cleanup trade slow,
about steady; few choice steers 10; good
hcifcrS Il; common TO medium cows $50
1i5O, odd head medium to good 1913. 50;
sew common bulls 10.
CALVES; Salable 30, steady; odd good
TO choice Xealers Il 50-15; good heavy
calves II. common down to Il.
HOGS: Salable 400. holduVerS 566, fairly
active, bulk of supply moved at steady
prices top Is cents higher al l5 paid for
two loads good TO choice around 215
lbs. other good 10 choice 2O0-24O lbs
1475; medium 1sO-240 lbs. 3.50-13, 90.
few II; good SONS Il; weighty feeder
pigs 1O.5O-l2.
SHEEP: Salable none. nothing done on
holdoverS; good 10 choice wooled lambs
quoted 1475-15.50.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-18
l.. A. STOCK

los ANGELES, Feb. Is tJP1-MlNed
fluctuations on moderate trading marked
carly activity Friday on the Los Angeles
stock Exchange. where mid morning
volume toialed 500 shares. Seven issues
gained seven declined and five were un-
changed.
The list Central Investment 20 al 81,
unchanged: Broadway Department Stores
roo at ISL. up = /. Magnin Com. 100
al 13si. down II So. Cal Edison pct.
100 at 3l%. unchanged. So. Cal. Edison
ST. pct 100 at 31h, unchanged: So. Cal.
Gas A 100 at 36A, up a; Southern
Pacific 100 at 29l, down 2, Standard OIL
100 at 37h. up Il 4; Union Oil 100 at lsa.
down y; Creamerics Of America 100 at
So. up Il; Consolidated Steel Com. 100
al 1Os.. UP Il; General Paint 100 at
sA, down Il Lane Wells 100 at u, up
4. Mcnasco 100 al S1.10 unchanged;
Ryan 100 at 32s, down y Taylor Milling
100 AT l3b (first sale this year.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-18
M AR K ETS
POULTRY e. EGGS

This schedule on Wholesale Retail EGG
prices 10 the maximum and the most that
may be charged and p copied from OPA
order No. 333. An additional 2c may be
charged for cartoned eggs. properly mark
ed as 10 size ami grade, and cartoned
prior 10 sale:
EGGS: Effective Feb. Il: Large \ eggs
Loose die. rartonc6 i6c Medium \
EgCS-LooSe f0c. cartoncd d2c. Small a
ECEs-LooSe 3oc. cartuned 32C
Large eggs Of Grade AA quality. when
certified as such by the JSDA, may sell
&c above the price for Large Grade A.
Extra Large e above. Jumbo Sc above
Assorted eEgs of Med. a. or { eggs DC
less than large Assorted eggs OF Small
A. b. or c SC less than large OF same
grade.
POULTRY PRICES: Can points Imperial
Valley ORA Maximum set oct. II. 1943.)
First pucc-At Ranch 10 Wholesaler or
Retailer. Second price - Delivered 10
Wholesaler or Retailer. Third price-At
ranch 10 consumer:
Broilers. Leghorns. under ~ lbs, SOC,
% 10 3 lbs. 29c; frycrS "a lbs. 29c;
roaSterS. all weights, NC, fowl, Legnorn.
all weights 25isc; colorcd all weights
. &c; ducks. al sizes &c, rabbits, under
) lbs, 22-24c.
LOS ANGELES. Feb. Is CUP EGGS:
Wholesale prices. consumer grade: Large
Grade A 40 Z -Ilc, Grade 3 Si-3bC; med
Jun. Grade \ 81 -33c small. Grade
p o.. -24c.
Retail prices 10 consumer: Large. Grade
AA 5O-53c, Grade \ 46-5lC; Grade B II
45c; medium Grade AA 41-44c; Grade
39-4lc; small Grade 27-3lc.
Butter unchanged al ceilings.
Turkeys unchanged Al ceilings.
Leghorn fowl + lbs. or over 2i-2T c.
under lbs. 22-2ic: other poultry and
game unchanged al CEILINGS.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-18
SPORTS PARADE

Alsab, previous Champagne VIM
nerS.
Similarly, Plattcr-cheStnut son
of PLATE = deserved high billing
after being voted the outstanding
two year old of 1943 in polls by
Racing Form and the Turf and
Sport Digest. He won high regard
BY victories in the Pimlico futurity
and Walden stakes.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-18
BIaIock Takes
MedaIist Match

In a close match, Victor Blalock
wen over l.. W. Marsh in medalist
match at Barbara Worth Country
club Thursday afternoon. The score
was n to 81, both players dropping
below their tie match of last week.
The match was forerunner of the
tWo-day tournament of fifteen
flights which starts Saturday morn
ing at 10 o'clock. A good sized
gallery of players and others
watched Thursdays play-off.
Players in the two-day tourna-
ment are all set to go and indica-
tions are that number of the
matches will be close and that a
record crowd will be on hand, Jack
McNarey, club manager said Friday.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-18
ST. LOUIS BROWNS SWAP
CATCHER IN DEAL
zS@s-su

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 18. CUPD-The
st. Louis Browns have traded
Catcher Frank Hayes to the Phila-
delphia Athletics for two rockies
and q small amount of cash, Cen
eral Manager William Dewitt an
nounced.
The deal involves Outfielder
Barney Lutz and Pitcher Sam Zol-
oak, both of wohm played with the
Elmira, N. Y, club last year The
Browns roster now totals 80
players.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-18
Pirates Coach,
Short. Sign

PITTSBURGH, Feb. 10 CUP) =
Two more members of the Pitts
burgh Pirates were in the fold for
1914 Friday when it was announce
that Coach Darcy r. tJake) Flow
ers of Salisbury, Md. and Shortstop
Tony Ordenana of Havana, Cuba,
had returned their signed con-
tracts.
Flowers has coached for the
Pirates since 1910. Ordenana was
obtained last season from Ports
mouth in the Piedmont league. He
saw action in only the final game
last year but batted in all three
runs that the Bucs scored.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-18
N. Y. STOCKS

NEW YORK Feb. Is CUP - Profit
taking in railroad shares brought lrregu-
lafity into the stock market Friday
Volume lightcned.
The carrier group moved into new high
.sround since 1897 before running inin
offerings. Most OF the issues made new
tops and the rail group dominated IN
turnover New York Central headed The
active list with Southern Pacific second
I,ockheed was active and at new top
in firm aircraft group. Oils eaSed.
Meroantiles were mixed, steelS steady.
and building issues were firm
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-18
By Isle SHOEMAKER

LOS ANGELES. Feb. Is. up
Shutting the sports deck: Some of
the boys are wondering what goes
on inside the heads of some of our
Pacific Coast baseball team direc-
tors. To be specific. most of the
b a c b IL big shots have been
screaming for years about Sacra-
mento-the city, the team and the
sponsoring st. Louis Cardinals.
Things were little rough
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-18
JOHNSON ANNOUNCES
SENATOR FILING

SACRAMENTO, Feb. 18. up
state Treasurer Charles G.. john
son Friday filed nominating peti-
tons with the county clerk here
for qualification as primary cleo
ton candidate for United States
senator on both Republican and
Democratic tickets. Johnson, who
seeks the senate seat now held by
Sheridan Downey, said he would
open his formal campaign with a
speech to the Republican Women's
federation of San Diego on Tues
day.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-18
LARkIN-STOLZ SLATED
FOR 10-ROUND GO

NEW YORK, Feb. 10 UP)-.
Promoter Mike Jacobs Friday an
nounced he had signed Tippy Lar
kin OF Garfield, NJ j., and Allie
Stolz OF Newark, N. j., for a 10
round bout at Madison Square on
March %.
Jacobs said Larkin posted a 81
900 guarantee that he would weigh
in at 1874 pounds or less.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-18
Colleges Arrange
Spring Baseball

Los Angeles April %, playing at
Westwood in the afternoon and at
either the Hollywood or Los An g,
geleS Pacific Coast League ball
park in the evening.
The Bruins will come to Berke-
ley in May, playing there in tn
afternoon against the Bears and at
Oakland ball park at night.
The Bears will play similar dou-
ble-headers against use. in Los
Angeles May 20 and at Berkeley
June 8. Intercity games between
use. and U.CL.A. will complete
the schedule.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-18
Surplus Cabbage
Move Studied

War Food administration Off
Gals this week studied the posi-
bility of taking up some of the sur
plus cabbage crop in this area.
Sherman l.. PobSt, area super
visor for Imperial and San Diego
offices of the VIA office of distri-
button, and H. P. Henry of the Los
Angeles office, discussed with grow
erS and other agricultural repre-
sentatives the purchase of cabbage
for dehydrating and the nation
wide plan of promoting sale through
retail outlets, starting next Thurs
day.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-18
Phe|an Says He
viii Have Team

LOS ANGELES, Feb. 18 CUP)-
Jimmy Phelan head football coach
at st. Mary's college and Coach AL
Tassi of the Univel J,:y of San
Francisco Friday said they would
have some kind o. a foo.oall team
on the field next season
I'VE don't know what we'll haze
to work with but we'll have a team
and you can bet on mat" Caey
esleed.
Fhelan and Tassi ar atteadirg
national physical fitness l..sti-
tI't at The University of Southern
California.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-18
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO Feb. Is UP,-Gain futures
declined on the Board of Trade Friday
Rye led the recession.
Wheat finished the day unchanged to
Off - oats unchanged to off a; rye off
=, 10 L.; and barley Off :, 10 up ).
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-18
LEARN THE TRUTH About
B0 Il WORMS

Nobody is sure to escape. And roundworn,
can cause real trouble inside you or yoi,t
child. Watch for the warning signs: un.
easy stomach. neryousness, itchy nose -,
seat: Get Jayne's Vermifuge right avail
JAfNE'S is Americas leading proprietays
worm medicine used by millions for owe. q
century. Acis gently. yst drives out rounJ'
~ormh' Demand JAYNE'S VEEMlFUgF
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-18
Markets at a
Glance
sy UNITED PRESS

Stocks Irregular In moderately active
trading.
Benas irregular: L. S. Governments
steady.
Curb stocks Irregular.
Cotton off as much as = cents bale
Wheat unchanged 10 of 3 cent
hnshpl.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-18
MPLS. FLAX FUTURES
LOCAL RUTTERFAT
J.. A. b4 .

LOS ANGELES, Feb II UPa-
kef: Ccriificated Hay was quoted as fol-
lows: L. S, No. / extra leafy $3.50 10
$3.50 nominal u. 6. No. l, $3.50 10
$50. 5o-a2. so and u. s. No. =, S29oO-3l
Ger ton in carlot equivalents
No barley hay $50 10 S3l, No. l oat
hay S36 TO S37.