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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-23
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sPo w. Hauffu priredil Franjo Kolenc
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ROMAN

je ne RESIN - je zarjul. =
Krstni list, vse istine SO pona-
rejene. Trdila ie, da je pleme-
nitega rodu. Nesramna beraci-
ca! Zakon je neveljaven in JAZZ
bonn gledal ma to, da sc je cim
pref RESIN.
To DO najbolj pametno =
je odvrnil Froben, XII Sc je lie s
tezavo premagoval, da nj po-
grabil brezsrcnega suroveza "a
vrat in ga pognal il sobe. - Da,
to je edino pametno. Gre lie "a
to, kako Sc bos lotil posla, da
Sc ne bi Sc bolj osmesil.
- All, gospod! - je krical
baron jezno. - Sedaj me Sc
zasmehujete! Nj bilo dovolj da
sti mi nakopali to sramoto? Ia
doscenje zahtevam. Sodnije ne
rabiva, ker stvar lahko sama
urediva. Hodite!
V oceh mu je zagorel euden
plamen. Krog ust mu je zaigral
zadovoljen' smehljaj, ko je po-
mislil, da opere madez, XII ga je
zadel, S krvjo svojega nasprot-
nika.
Jozefa je razumela smisel teh
besed. Bolestno je vzkliknila in
skocila kvisku. Ma kolena Sc je
zgrudila pred mozem in ga pro-
sila, maj zadene njegova jeza
lie MO.
- On je nedolzen mu je
zatrjevala. - Sal je sele danes
izvedel, kdo sem. Prizanesi mu!
JAZZ sem kriva vsega. Edino JAZZ.
Zato samo meme kaznuj!
(D0IJe prihodnWej
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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-23

Predrag sin je pri vaah ]etaom dne e. februara
sigma
Njegovo trupo bo prpejano Cleveland Pogreb je
1914 il Joseph zele in Snov pogebnega zavoda
Tenn potom izrekamo naso globoko zahvalo sorodnkom
prijaeem in XII tolm cvetlcam sopi
ci orasi krso nasega ubenega sna da e zgeda ko bi
eza vrtnem rau: Zahvalo maj prejmeo: zupan Frank
Lausche in cleveandski mestni odbornki;
Caroline Jerina, matt Obed, Lillian Obed
Cy Obed strc Jack Obed Dolores Ronald Obed Edward
Robert Saamant Rose Saamarh Tony Salaman
sestra in svak Stan in Emma Zorc Norma Hull Evelyn Whit
lock- Jerry kab Katie Tucker, Gloria Spange Kore
Carl Miner Ray Fox John Andrus Frank Debea Jack Ke
y Charles Cretin Mr.. in Mrs. Charles druzina Jim
Hindman Gilbert Grace Mrs M. Puce in druzina Mr. in Mrs.
Andrew Gaus Vera Gaus, Mary Snder Mr. Mrs Paul Bu
kovac Keco druzna, druzna Doljac, Mr. & Mrs. Carl Pr
mosch, j. Stanovc in druzina Anton Cerkvenk
Krist Kotsos Mrs. Puncoh, Mrs. Sber Mrs. F. Smutko
Mary Edward Mckeon Mr. & Mrs Joseph Zele druzina
Mr.. & Mrs. Joseph White Slapnik Florist Mr. Mrs. Welka
nje Texeen Elizabeth Shocks, Gene Farmers Mr.. Mrs
Albert Roth Maenie Dad Sence Mr. Mrs. Bert Reeves
Mr. Mrs. Howard Blessing, Mrs Mary Boltz Ernie & Fran
Woyma Dr. Fishbein MIR. & Mrs. Ira Overstake Pospan
ka druzna, druvo Spartans SNPJ John E. Rozanc, &
Mrs. NJ Zvoder, Mr. & Mrs L. j. Christopher Florence Bill
Thronberens Mr. & Mrs. c. Schmidt Rudin druz
Mr.. R. Cebron in druzina Mr.. & Mrs Edward L. Pucel
B. Kuk in druzina MIR. Mrs Frank Bagnsk Eleanor Domi
Robert Zimmerman, Robert Dissaur Mr.. Mrs krs Sto
ke in druzna, Anton Smcich druzna Mocnl druzna Nick
Speiich Mr. & Mrs Louis Zorc, Mr. Mrs Anton Vehar in
Samsa in hc Mrs. ustina Pavovich h Jacob Subel in
druzina druzina Andrew Spk Florence Jim Corni, Ann
Ruzic) Vak, AL Ruzc druna Sersi duzina Spar druzna
Mccormick Dots Beauty Salon. druzna CAIN druzina Taylor
Maxs Shoe Store Dworkns Grocery Store druzina Soeder
Red Head Mfg (Wagne Abes Garage, druzna Kraustock
duzina Blessing, Mr. in Mrs. Grce, druzna Meyer druzna
Corrgan druzna Maher druzina Doljac Mary Steve Nor
rison Mr. Mrs. Jurisek Mr. & Mrs. F. Busch Mr. Pete
Rumyena, d,zna Sanko Ray Smetzer druzina Woyma
zina Benzen, Ann Agnes Andrus Mr. Andrus Skenzich
Cafe Mr. Robich Mr. AL Wright druzna Sukatis Kosa
ged druzna Bertosa druzna Sever Jack Raspor W. Kelly
Poletel prot nebu pro ubi Walter, da dobs
ka in rida e bila loev 10 81 odzval kcu doovine Sc
povrnes. kako zeno TIE prcakoya, tega
zvene "a vedno je zamrl Tvo slad gs in Tvoj yese
Ia vrtev h e prnesla le zalos n obup
"a teboj paka matt kateri bill upanje in ubezen ohio
gresao Tvoa sestrica ara a in strict ter nesevini
r pod zeleno russo, vecno aezamno spane O. da H bill
prinese bolso bodosnost vsemao osloyestyu! .
E -. :zalujoei ostais + <s.
Fronkin theresa Gerkvenk, oSe in matt; Erna
obed, store noti; Cyril Obed, Jack ohed Ant,
mani. Ll|ion obed, teti; Edward in Robert Sol!
ID. .3 ...5.. ia otgo cerNenik, !
Cleveland, Oho,d % marca 1914. .
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-23

POdprimo borbo Amerike "a demo-
kraeijo i'm svobodo sveta nakupom
yOjnih bondov ine vojn0- -varcevalnih
Znamk!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-23


Mr. & Mrs. A. Taylor druzina Machak Mr. & Mrs. Koroma-
ransky Mrs NJ Slocar Hraustna Mary Gold Mr. Frank Ko
vasie, Seaman j. Vranch, It. q. g. & Mrs Chas. Buck
ley Jr Corp Ernie Sanovic, John Bagnsk (mo M NJ /c)
Enlisted Men Composite Squadron No. s2 Officers Composite
Squadron No. s2 It. g. g. Henry D. Overstake Alpha Kap
Phi Fraternity Pfc. Edward Schmidt, Sgt. Wm Schmidt
Pfc. Chas G. Kasunc It. q. g. Ann A. Jessih N NJ c.
Naso skreno zahvalo maj prejmejo vs XII pris
slov cd pokonega ko je ezal rtvakemu odru ko ud
XII spremli njegov zadn poti mirodvor
Lepa hvala vsem, XII dali svoje automobile razpoa
go pr pogrebu, in scer:
Dewey Lust, Cyril Obed John Leskovec Robert thinner
Hannah Blessing Stella Bozegav Joseph Beraa Ludwig
Gustinc Krist Soe Kutesa John Medevec Victor
vach Anton Vehar Frank Bagnsl Ralph Cebron Joe Vrn
Edward Puce Abin Peten John Tauchar m, Joe Markuz
j. Tramsak, Pete Keco John Drcar, Mike Poka Geo. Posi-
panka Geo Babch, B. j. Sanovic, stevn drugi pael
in znanc XII dali svoe avte razpoago pogreb toda
nimamo nih mena.
Vsem XII ste stall strani bill pomoe in tolaz
bo dneh neizmerne zalost in pobost bod zrecena
najlepsa hvala. Ako ucano zpusti kaksno pros
no. da oprostie ter enako najlepe zahvalmo
Pogrebnemu zavodu Jos. Zele in Sinov zahvaljuemo
tako skrbno vseranko zadovolvo posezbo kano
urejen pogrebni sprevod.
Hvala pevskemu zboru 'Zarja" XII e nastop OBJ
KEN odru in zape pokojnemu sinu zaostinko spomin
Naso zahvalo tudi izrekamo 1t q. g. Henry d. Over
stake XII bill spremljevalec naega dagega Waerja, It. Ed
ward Pospanka, Seaman John Baginsi Frank
Seaman j. Vuranch XII dobi posebno dovoljenje
ga prisl obskati.
Naepsa zahvaa It. q. 81 Henry D. Overstake It. c. H.
Holt Ensign j. Miller, Officers Squadron No. g. Enlisted
Men Squadron No. Alpha Kappa Fraternity Louis Zee
in osal Zeleovi druzn njihovo pomoc in tolazbo
Posebna hvaa sledeeim, XII nudi prvo pomoe in
olazbo Druzn Saament Obed Mrs Stokel hcer
ne John Frank Pucel Mr. in Mrs. Andy Gaus heer Vera,
Mr. Mrs Louis Zorc, Mrs. Jusna Paulovch heer Lillian,
MIR. in Mrs Tony zivodar, Mrs. Vehar in hceri Albin
zkusenj padel 81 kakor ptica zomlenm peru Kako
bolj zaosna seda ko pomsmo da nol vee
rel sporo6o da moral tvovat svoje mado nadepolno
tako nepreakovano nanagoma 81 zapusH Strana b
Te vsi tako ljubiL .a : %3
uje Te oee kaeremu bill NADIA Brdo Te
atel Odsel tia odkoder nj poyraka Seda sps nv
Tvoja zrtev zve mjonov drush zaman ampak da bi
Zorc, sestra; Pvt Stanley !, Zore, svok; Mary
y Gerkvenik Anton sotonont, strict; Rose solo-
nnnnt, Dolores in Ronotd obed Frances, Mary
'rotronci in sestriene.
The Nome nugget., 1944-04-19
oUIGLEY'S REPORT CN VICTORY GARDEN

Word has been received from
 Mrs. E. ". Quigley Of Solomon, that they will soon be leaving for Nome. They are now living in Portland, Oregon and state that they have had a very mild winter, having cut roses from their garden in January. They also expect to eat peas from their victory garden.
The Nome nugget., 1944-04-19
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 19, 1944

Tuesday Peterson made a trip 'o Unalakleet with Ula Kootuk, Gertrude Auliye, Mrs. Miller and Mabel Ryan nd returned with Mrs. Anagick, Olga Barr and Lau- ra Gonganon.
 Another plane was contacted at McGrath and the incoming pas sengers brought to Nome vlre Florence Kennedy, Frank Degnan and It Tieburg.
 Today Mackenzie made a trip to Unalaklee+ with Capt. Odom Sgt. Porter and Frank Degnan
The Nome nugget., 1944-04-19
Wien Alaska Airlines

Wien Alaska Airlines
 Frank Whaley made a trip to Diomede Island Monday afternoon with express and the following passengers; Lincoln Mill grok Elizabeth Menadelook and Roy Okpealuk
 Pilot Peterson took the tri-mo.- or Ford to Fairbanks with Eldred 1 Guam, Jennings Johnson, and Bill Heusmeyer. These men were the mechanics who were working on the Cessna at Cessna lake
 Herb Hager took the Cessna to Fairbanks on floats
 Frank Whaley took a capacity load of freight to Unalakleet yes terday afternoon for Sommers Con struction Co.,, with the following passengers, Bill Frost, Mills Dok- acdk and Bill Holmes, then ret urning via Ungalik with Sam Cotton.
 Whaley returned to Unalakleet with a second load for Sommers and is scheduled to go to Diomede this afternoon, after a trip to Cape Nome.
The Nome nugget., 1944-04-19
MT. and MRS. LEE
 IN NOME ENROUTE TO SOLOMON HOME

MT. and Mrs. Richard Lee ST. arrived in Nome yesterday en- route to their mine at Solomon. The Lees have been away since the holidays.
The Nome nugget., 1944-04-19
BERTB BELL
NOME, ALASKA
TO THE VOTERS OF NOME
 AND THE SECOND DIVISION

Candidate for the House of Representatives on the Republican Ticket, is Native of Alaska, born at Golovin, Alaska in 1901. Attended school at Council and Solomon, Alaska. From 1920 to 1926 attended the Chemawa Industrial School, near Salem, Oregon.
 For the past 10 years he has been employed by the U. s. Mercantile Co.,, of Nome and is Assistant Manager of the Company.
 He will not make any rash promises, but will try to b fair and square to both Native and White alike.
 Has ben respected by Natives and Whites and would like very much to let it remain so.
 Call For Republican Ballot in the Primaries And Vote For BERT BELL
The Nome nugget., 1944-04-19
AIRWAYS
Alaska Airlines

On April l7.h Plot Peterson arrived from Fairbanks with two passengers, Mrs Roy Westby, and Mrs. A Black.
 Pilot Mackenzie made a round trip to Gambel taking selectees both ways.
 Pilot Emmons came in from KotZebue and left for Candle.
The Nome nugget., 1944-04-19
JOHNNY KAKARUK IN NOME ON VISIT

Johnny Kakaruk, manager for she Igloo Commerc al Company store at Igloo, was a visitor in Nome this week and expets to return to Igloo shortly.
The Nome nugget., 1944-04-19
DIVORCE GRANTED

Audrey Henderson was granted a divorce from Lyle Henderson in the District Court last week.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-10
". Y. STOCKS

NEW YORK. Jan. 10 CuP) - Stocks
moved irregularly Monday and volume
lightened somewhat from last week 5
pace as Wall Street awaited President
Roosevelt's address on the State of the
Nation 10 be read 10 congress at noon
Tuesday. -
Feature news came Just before closing
in the American Iron and Steel Institutes
weekly steel report That showed lhat
the steel industry rlanS 10 operate tnls
week at 996 per cent Of capacity rise
of ~ points over last week sehedules
and rise of 1876 points over the loW sci
in the last week Of 1913 when STRIKE
of short duration cut down production.
Steel shares were firm in response 10
the news but trading was light MoloI
issues were narrowly mixed. Rails held
steady TO firm in the main list while a
few high priced issues such as Nickel
Plate preferred had gains ranging 10
more than two points. Delaware ana
Hudson made a new high.
New 1894 highs were set BY Colum-
bia Gas S6 preferred, Curtis Publishing
prior preferred, Engineers Public Service
tnost active issue traded. Engineers
Public Service IS. so preferred, Farnsworth
Television Philco, Lee Rubber. Omnibus
Corporation Pittsburgh Coal five per cent
preferred Wabash preferred. and South
Porto Rico Sugar.
Closing Dow-Jones averages: Industrial
1877 so, off 029; rail 34.S2, up O.l5;
utility 2.33. up o.01 and 65 stocks 4sol,
off 0.02.
Stock sales were 722,17O shares against
S33 $50 last Friday. Curb turnover was
JIG, ,525 shares against 21S,3l5 Friday.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-10
BYRD Drops Lead:
Wood Nelson Tie

Dutra. burly host pro at the Will
shire club, and Harold (Jug) Nc
Spaden with 212's.
Jimmy Hines of New York had
the 2l3 bracket all to himself add
ing a one Hunder Park 10 Sunday
TO his earlier rounds of 90 and 70.
NELSON HANDICAP
Nelson was playing under the ad-
ditional handicap of knowing that
his young nephew, David Newell.
of Dallas, Tex, was seriously in
jured by an automobile while cross
ing the street in front of the club
The ree-and-a-half year old child
was reported in fair" condition at
Childrens hospital.
The Los Angeles junior chamber
of commerce. sponsors of the tour
nament. said an l8-hole playoff
would be arranged Tuesday if at
least two players tie for low honors.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-10
MAR K EFT S
l.. A. PRODUCE

LOS ANGELES Jan. 10 OTP)--( (FSNNSl
PUNCHED VEGETABLES; Carrots weak
er, others steady. Per crt.: Beets 2is-3
doz. 1925, fair 80; carrots 3 doz.
doz 4. 90; chard local 2la-3 doz. 1.25-
$50; green onions s doz. 6.SO-7 90,
ordinary 100000; kale 2ls doz. 1.25-
., * doz 2.75-3.O0; mustard 4
doz. 1.25-1 SO: parsley doz. 2.75-300.
few 80; radiShes small red doz. 1.50-
200; spinach / doz. best 1.50-1.75,
ordinary 75c-1.25; tunips 2is-3 doz. 100
l 25, fair 75c.
CAbBAGk. Slightly weaker. Per crt. 8;
Cannonball 2.00-2 25 fair 1,50-1.75 jboS.
75c-125: Savoy 1.00-1.25; red 2.50-3oo
LETTUCE: Stronger: dry pack Imperial
crts. doz. 400; iced crtS. Imperial 4
PEAS: steady. Per ID. Imperial 15-1ec.
Santa Barbara 16c. san Luis Obispo fair
I2-l3c; san Diego 14-l5c; China peas
30-40c.
SQUASH: Stronger: white summer San
Diego county lugs, few ordinary 3.Oo-3 ou;
imperial Valley crtS. 4.25-4.5O; Italian
local and San Diego county lugS 2.5Q-35o;
imperial Valley crtS 4.25-4.5O; Italian
local and san Diego county ugs 2.50-
imperial Valley crts. 2.75-3.50; yellow
crookneck Imperial Valley crts. few 400
45O, Table Queen lugS 75C-l.O0; Banana
per Id. local 2fz &c; Hubbard B dc.
TOMATOES Unsettled; Imperial Valley
crts. 9-12 tops 364-4.50. los 3.50-364
few 3 rs; 20s :. 75-30 90. STOPS 3.5O-3.64;
local and san Diego county lugS 5NaS and
5N6s 350-4 90; ordinary 2OO-2.5O; 6N6S
3OO-325. ordinary 2O0-2. 50; 6N7s 100
800; player 2.00-2.25; Santa Barbara
County Slayer 5x5s and 5N6s 4.O0-425
6x7s 3.OO-4.O0. MSS 2.5O-26 IS; player
large 3O0-3.5O. small 2OO-2.5O; stems
Ventura County medium to large BOO
3 Sd
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-10

The Ell Centre TOWnieS took their
first beating in league play 6-5 at
the hands of the BraWley Mer-
chants, and it was the first defeat
in three years for the old Heber
team by Brawley.
The ToWnies without the services
of Les Flores, their ace moundsman
who had the flu, allowed BraWley
to get off to the early lead of six
runs in the first two innings. These
runs can be attributed TO the errors
by Waggoner and Neff in the
second.
However, Payne after he had
gotten settled and behind better
later support pitched splendid
game and was effective throughout
the close battle He struck out
four, walked one and hit one
player. Ellis of Brawley allowed 10
hits, struck out nine and walked
one.
Although the TOwnies were able
to tag Ellis frequently and hard
they lacked scoring punch in the
pinches. Brock led the Townies
with three for tI:ee and Ruby with
triple and a single and Fore
nasero with q double and single
were the commandos in the Townies
attack. Mitchell led the BraWley
hitting list. Chicks drive in the
second with two on should haze
coored tuo mon h,It oplV ono came
across the plate.
Brock also covered himself with
glory at third base where he showed
up as the outstanding fielder of
the day handling difficult chances
errorlessly. Ray Emmanuello who
covered second for BraWley turned
in a fine performance. Forenasero
caught an excellent game for the
Townies. Brawley runs were all
unearned according to the score
sheets.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-10
POULTRY & EGGS

This schedule on Wholesale Retail Egg
prices is the maximum and the most that
may be charged and is copied from OPA
Order No 333. An additional &c may be
charged for cartoned eggs, properly mark
ed as TO size and grade, and cartoned
prior to sale:
EGGS: Week of January 10. Wholesaler
to Retailer-Large soc; medium 4oe
Small 42c At Ranch TO Consumer
LARGE soc: Medium 54c: Small 49c.
Large eggs OF Grade AA quality, when
certified as such by the USDA, may sell
PC above the price for Large Grade A.
Extra Large PC above, Jumbo DC above.
Assorted eggs of Med. A. or eggs &c
less than large Assorted eggs of Small
A. b, or c SC less than large OF same
grade.
POULTRY PRICES: (All points Imperial
Valley OPA Maximum set oct. H. 1885,
First price-At Ranch TO Wholesaler or
Retailer. Second price - Delivered TO
Wholesaler or Retailer Third price-At
ranch to consumer:
Broilers, Leghorns, under "a lbs, 3oc,
"a to 3 lbs, 29c; fryers 81 lbs. NC
roasterS, all weights, 29c; fowl, Leghorn,
all weights 25lzc; colored, all weights
25Izc; ducks. all sizes 25c; rabbits, under
5 lbs, 22-24c.
LOS ANGELES, Jan. 10 UP)-EGGS:
Wholesale prices, consumer grade: Large
Grade A 4O-41c; Small, Grade A 34-35c.
Retail prices 10 consumers: Large
Grade AA $3.50; Grade A $3.50; Grade
B 4s-53c; Medium, Grade AA 53-56c; !;
Grade A 4S-54c; Small, Grade 45-5Oc.
Poultry and game unchanged at ceilings.
Butter unchanged at ceilings.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-10
BY LISLE SHOEMAKER

j LOS ANGELES, Jan. 10. (UP)-
Johnny Bulla. commercial airplane
pilot from Atlanta, Ga. and Slim
Leonard Dodson, Kansas City. Mo,
led the field into the final round
of the Sl2.500 Los Angeles open
Monday with three under par 2l0's,
1t was still anybodys match after
three days of strenuous golf with
the field tightly punched behind
the two leaders.
BYRD IN TROUBLE
Sammy Byrd, former New York
Yankee outfielder who led the pro-
cession until Sunday, was in a tie
for third with a 2l2. The sharp
shooting Byrd ran into trouble and
carded a rs to drop him out of the
lead.
Dodson went into Sundays final
round with every chance for a clear
cut lead, but sliced badly on the
18th fairway and ended up square
ly behind a tree. This, together
with missed l0-foOt putt, gave him
a tie with Bulla who turned in his
third -under-par 70 for 2l0.
Dodson also shot a 20 Monday
which added to his II and SO of the
previous days, tied him for the lead.
VETS ARE TIED
Craig Wood, veteran New York
pro. finally lined up his sights on
the swank Wiltshire course and
fired the lowest round of the day.
a four under par 81 to tie for Sec
ond place honors with Byron Nell
son of Toleuo. the pre-toCgney fav-
orite Both go into today final
round with a grand total of 211.
Tied with Byrd for third are Olin
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-10
Search Pressed
For Pacific Ace

GUADALCANAL. S. l.. Jan. 10,
UP)-A weelslong search for Maj
Gregory Boyington, missing ace
marine flyer. has proved futile, d
navy spokesman said Monday.
The spokesman said fighters are
continuing to sweep the area in
which Boyington was believed down.
ed after he had scored his 26th air
victory of the war over Japanese
planes Jan. 3 at Rabaul.
The Okanogan, Wash, flyer tied
the American lace of aces" record
held by Capt. Eddie Rickenbacker
World war 1 hero, and Maj. Joe
Foss, marine flyer in the south
Pacific during this war, with his
26th victory. Accompanying pilots
then lost sight of him, and he failed
to return to base.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-10
Bombers Blasted

PHOENIX, Ariz.. Jan. 10 up
The San Diego BomberS returned
home today after suffering a 40 TO
IA beating at the hands of the
Pacific Coast All Stars in a profess
Sional football game here yester-
day.
A spectacular aerial attack by
the All-Stars featured the game.
Held to a IA to 7 lead in the first
half the All Stars turned the game
into a rout in the second half with
an aerial circus featuring Leroy
Zimmerman, Chuck Fenenbock and
Kink Richards.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-10
Receive
Awards

Spartans Leslie Horton, 160-lb.
back, and Archie Dessert, 175-lb.
lineman. were among those honor
ed at Silverwoods Athletic Hall Of
Fame program Saturday morning
at 1920 o'clock.
Horton was named to the ALL
Southern California High School
Football 1943 second team and
Dessert was selected for the third
team.
Men were named to three teams
by the Helms Athletic Foundation
football board. Christie Walsh
made award presentation.
Coach Clarence Anderson, FL
Centro mentor, accompanied the
boys to San Diego where the award
was made.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-10
L. A. LIVESTOCK

LOS ANGELES. Jan. 10 CUPD-FSMNS) :
CATTLE: Salabe 1000, slow, early sales
steady, but general undertone weak tC
lower; odd good steers 15-25-15.50, loads
held to 1880, medium to low good steers
13-14.50, Gamers L. 35; medium to good
heifers 12-1i, loads held to Is; medium
TO good cows Hip so, some held higher
cutters to common 9-10.75, Gamers and
cutters 6.50-8. IS; medium to good bulls
10.25-11 so, few 70; several loads stock
cows It's.
CALVES: Salable $50. steady; medium
to good vealers 13-14.50; medium to
choice calves II. 50-14.
HOGS: Salable 5000 slow, early sales
and most bids 25 to 50 cents lower: few
good to choice 19O-25O lbs. 14.75-15.
early top IS; few no lbs. ID; few 80
lbs. 13; good to choice sows 105O-l1;
feeder pigs II 50-13.
SHEEP: Salable 1CO; no sales; good to
choice wooled lambs quoted 14.5O-15 or
above.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-10
First Round Del
Rio Golf Tourney

The Brawley city golf tournament
at the Del Rio Country club got
under way Sunday morning and
according TO Ray MacMahom sever
al fine matches ~ere played. Results
of the first round are as follows:
L. w. Marsh over Cliff Allen:
Walter Walsh over Les Rogers; Tom
Leuchars over Gene Marsh; Bill
Benson over Newt Brazelton; Paul
Post over Frank DeArman; Lee
Lamberson over Harry Hendrix by
default; DR.. John Parker over Jack
Harelson by default; and Cecil Mid
dleton over Elmer Sears, in the
championship flight.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-10
Fights Slated

NEW YORK, Jan. 10 CUP) -
Bobby Ruffin, New York light
weight contender, tackles Tippy
Larkin, revitalized New Jersey
scrapper, at Madison Square Gar
den Friday night in 10-round bout
that tops this weeks national box
ing schedule. 1t is Ruffin's fare
well appearance before going into
the army.
Fritzie Zivic and Henry Arm
strong, former welterWeight cham
pions, toss leather Friday night.
Zivic meets Jake Lamotta for the
fourth time at Detroit; and Arm
strong engages Aldo Spoldi for the
third time at Portland. Ore.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-10

In the first flight Bill Hurlburt
defeated Al Nickel; Phil Ellsworth
bye; Rutherford, bye; Innes Ash
urst over Walt Burr; Lee Merritt
over A. E. Arena; Ed Hartman, bye;
ROLAND Skipper, bye; Allen Griffin
over Pete Bradford
Matchings next Sunday will be
in the above order starting in the
championship flight with l.. w.
Marsh VS.. Walter Walsh. In the
first flight with Bill Hurlburt VS..
Ellsworth.
The play will continue until the
last Sunday Of this month.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-10
WOMACK DOWNS IA
Ski Champ

BEAR MOUNTAIN, ". Y, Jan. 10
up - Merrill (Mezzie) Barber
member of the American Olympic
ski team in 1910 and holder of the
national all around title in 1912.
won the invitational Bear Noun
tain ski meet yesterday Barber,
Of Brattleboro, Vt, edged out
favored Sgt. Torger Toxic by Is
points.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-10
MPLS. FLAX FUTURES
Law 05b
L. A. STOCK

LOS ANGELES, Jan. 10 CUPl- Price!
showed an early rise in mildly active
trading on the Los Angeles Stock En-
change Monday, with six issues recording
gains. Three were down and three re-
mained unchanged in mid-morning sale:
of BIOS shares.
The list: Sontag 100 at 81 up Is
Southern California Gas 100 at 347s, W
. Southern Pacific 100 at PAY, up i
Aircraft Accessories 100 at pa, ur Is
Berkey and Gay Furniture Co. 200 at /,
up 4 Gladding Mclean 500 at II
down Is; Hupp Motors 100 at Z, un-
changed; Lockheed 100 at 16h, up X :;
Menasco 100 at 10. unchanged; Farms
worth 100 at 103s. down d.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-10
Hockey Roundup
Ry UNITED PRESS

The Detroit Red Wings moved
into undisputed possession of fourth
place in the National Hockey
League with a 4-2 victory over the
Chicago Blackhawks and the Mon
treal Canadians increased their
lead by beating the hapless New
York Rangers, 6-5 in Sunday
nights play.
In Saturday nights play, Mon
treal defeated the Rangers at
Montreal. 8-2 and Toronto swsmped
Boston, 1913.