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Record for Last "A Hours.
from noon yesterday to noon todsy.)s
HiEhest, IS, s 20 pm. Year aso. pB.
Lowest 6s' 5:12 an. Year ago. II.
Record Temperatures This Year.
Highest, 90, on May %.
Lowest, II. on January 8.
Humidity for Last "a Hours.
From noon yesterday TO noon today)
Highest, 50 per cent at $50 am.
Lowest, "A per cent, at 2:3O pm,
Tide Tables.
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ST. PauI's Academy TO Hold
Graduation Exercises

The Rev. Cornelius j. Dacey, pas
tor of st. Pauls Church, will present
diplomas and honors to % students
at graduation exercises at o'clock
tonight at St. Pauls Academy. 142l
V street NJ w. The Rev Bernard
Ransing, C. S. c., will deliver the
commencement address.
The Paladin Medal for outstanding
work in the Catholic Students Mis-
SICn Crusade was awarded to Ed
ward J. Zig, of 926 Tenth street
NE, 1t was announced today. JUS
tin w. Malloy of 1904 S street Sc,
was given honors for maintaining
the highest average through four
years at the academy. Other awards
made were the Archibishop's Medal
to George Crane, OF 1922 Fifth street
NV. and the Higgins Memorial
Scholarship to Dunbarton College
to Betty Joan Morris, of 25l7
Mozart place NV.
Those receiving diplomas are:
Evening star., 1944-06-13
Weather In Various Cities.

One pound of waste cooking fats
makes enough glycerin TO manu-
facture One-third pound gun
powder.
Evening star., 1944-06-13
The Sun and Moon.
Precipitation.

MOON TO-DAY ---- 1:2S am. 1859 p m.
Automobile lights must be turned on
one-haf hour after sunset
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Monthly precipitation in inches in tn,
Capital Current month TO datel:
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Imperial Valley press., 1944-07-31
St. Louis Browns
Play for Life

Against their three most persist
ent rivals, the Boston Red Sox, the
New York Yankees and the Cleve-
land Inc ians, they have won only
20 games while losing "a, but against
the other four clubs they have won
81 and dropped only 18.
The Browns worked their tech
nique to perfection Sunday, WIN
ming twice from the seventh place
Washington Senators, 2 and l and
7 to 3, while the other contenders
were battling among themselves
and splitting couble bills. The open
er was a double Shut-out for nine
innings between Bob Muncrief and
Mickey Haefner, with Haefner him
self driving in what appeared to
be the winning run for the Senators
in the 10th with a double. Back
came the Browns in their half
with a single and a walk which set
the stage for Infielder on Cutie
ridge to break up the game with a
two run double. 1t was Muncrief's S
11th victory. Dennis Galehouse had
no trouble winning the second game
going the route for the first time
this year, while his mates made Ia
hits. Early Wynn lost his seventh
straight for Washington.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-07-31
N. I. STOCnS

New York. July 81 OP)-Siocks re
acted shortly before the close Monda,
20 lose most of the small carly gain.
scored under leadership Of airline shares
Trading held 10 the slow pace OF late las
week
The airline group backed away after
setting early gains ranging 10 points
IN United preferred. Most issues in the
group had gains ranging to more than
a point at their best levels but held only
small net gains at tho close.
Strength in the grour reflected Wall
Street expectations OF highly favorable
June and seeond-quarter statements from
the lines, coupled with anticipation of
good future business now that the lines
have returned TO near prcwar strength
as n result of army release OF man trans
port planes.
Business news generally was sCanty but
highlighted by announcement that sales
Of General Mills in lis fiscal year ended
May 81 were at an all-timc high with net
income % cents above the level or the
preceding year. American Chicle reported
minor decline in net for June and the
second quarter. but emphasized that its
inventories. eNceTt for sugar and related
corn products, are enough for one year 5
operation.
Sales totaled SIS. $50 shares compared
with 562. $50 on Friday.
Curb transactions totalcd 155.1O6 shares
against 17s.222 in the previous full ses-
sion.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-07-31
FIGHTS SCHEDULED

NEW YORK, July 81. CUP)-
Lightweight Champion Bob Mont
gomery and ex-champ Beau Jack
tangle at Madison Square Garden
Friday night in war bond show
that features this weeks national
bo-ing schedule.
This is the fourth encounter be-
tween the two Negro soldiers. Ad-
mission to their 10-round non title
braWl can be gained only by the
purchase of war bonds. Both prin-
cipals have donated their services.
The rest of the schedule includes:
Tonight, Ocean Park, Calif.-Mike
:Bellcise vs.. Jimmy Lyndell.
Tuesday, Los Angeles-Elmer Ray
vs.. Perk Daniels.
Wednesday, Wilmington, Calf
John Thomas VS.. joey Silva.
Friday, Hollywood, Calif.-Chucy
Figueroa vs.. Bobby Yaerger; San
DIEGO, Calif-Jerry Moore VS.. Nava
Esparaza.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-07-31
American Girl
Cracks Top
Swimming Time

SAN FRANCISCO, July 81. CUP)
For the first time in Is years an
American girl held a new world
swimming record.
She is broad-shouldered Ann
Curtis who slashed eight seconds
off the 880-yard free style mark
Sunday night in the Pacific anna
teur associations western feminine
meet.
Miss Curtis was clocked at 11:08G.
breaking the old mark of 11:l6.6 set
in 1897 by r. Hveger, of Denmark,
at Stockholm,
Miss Curtis also won the 100
yard backstroke with a record of
1:11.7.
Honolulu's Bill Smith, holder of
a score of national and world rec
ordS, toured the 100-yard free style
course in O52,6 to defeat half
dozen rivals in an exhibition match.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-07-31
MPLS. FLAX FUTURES
l.. A. LIVESTOCK

Los Angeles. July 81. CUPi-
Cattle: Salabe. 1900 head: slow. gen
orally steady; common to medium steers
l2.5O-1i.35: good to choice held Il. 25-
16. IS: medium ~ good feeder steers. IL
y: medium to good heifers. 1914: me-
dium to good cows. 10. 0.5O-12. so: common
down to 925: Gamers and cutters, 6-s 75
medium bulls. 9.5O-1O5O
Calves: Salable, 1850; slow. early sales
steady but undertone lower on common
TO medium Texas calves; medium to
choice calves and vealers. Il. SOILS: COM
mon to medium, 9.50-12; culls down to :.
Hogs: Salable. 24OO slow. steady 10
IS cents lower: good to choice 1SO-2tO
pounds. 15.50-15.75: top. 1873; 241-27O
lbs. II. 50-15; medium 17O-27O lbs. IA
1890. demium to choice sows, Il. 1913 p.
Sheep: Salable. 100; little done: good
to choice woOled lambs quoted II to ros-
sibly 14T5.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-07-31
L. Il. PRODUCE

Los Angeles. Juiy 81. CUP
Apricots Stronger Per ID: Royals. Ven
tura. best &C; small. Sc
Asparagus: Weaker. Per ID: Pascal. cN-
cellent. fancy. 20-22c; fancy. 1Sc: choice
12-l5c' small, 10c; crooks. 7-Sc
Avocados: Dull. Per lb AnaheimS. To-
13c; Nabals. 14-16c; No. IS, 7-Sc; Dickin-
sons. s-1oc: RyanS, 2Oc: Lyons. 1O-11c;
Queens. s-10c
Beans: Stronger. Per ID: Kentuckys.
1o-12c: fair, 7-9c; ordinary. 5-6c: yellow
wax. 1o-12c; fair S-9c; limaS. 7-1OC
Onions: Steady: street sales 5O-lb. sacks
Spanish. medium, 1.16-1 y; jumboS. 9Oc-
lis; reds. aoc-1.1O: white wax. $50: I'm
rerial. ordinary. 1OO-1 25
Peppers Steady. Per lb.: Bells, best
Sc fair. 5-6c: green chill. 1O-12c: yellow
chill. best 10-12c; fair. SC.
Squash: Firm on best white summer
lugs. best .25-1. So fair. 75c-l 90: No. 2s.
25-50c: Italian lugs. 1.25-1 so; fair. 75c-
!. 90: No. 2s. 35-5Oc; San Luis Obispo. 25-
$50; yellow crookshank. lugs. best. l 80
LIS; fair. 1.00-1 25; No IS. 5O-75c: ba-
mana. per ID. 2-3c; Table Queen. lugs.
local, 1.25-1 50: cream, local. 1.25.
Tomatoes: Weaker; lugs Earlianas
5N6s and larger, 2.0O-2.5 so; fair, l 50; 6x6s.
1.75-2. IS: fair. 1.25-1 so; Stones, 5x6s and
larger. best. 3.0O-3. so; 6X6s, 25O-3.o 90:
fair. 2.o0-2. %; 6X7S. 10000.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-07-31

NEW YORK, July 81. CUP)@The
st. Louis Browns. in first place for
all but 10 of the 104 days since
the season began, staked themselves
to a four and half game margin
Monday, the widest they have en-
ioyed since opening the American
League campaign in April with a
nine-game winning streak.
Dead serious over the prospects
of their first pennant, the Browns
are using every maxim in the base
ball book to stay in front. They
are fattening up at the expense of
the weaker teams and are winning
the close ones, coming from behind.
They havn't had a losing streak
of more than three games.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-07-31
Angels Strain
TO Stay Atop
BY UNITED PRESS

The Los Angeles Angels, again
holding a narrow lead in the Pac-
ific Coast league, Monday prepared
to defend their first place position
against the Portland Beavers, fresh
from a J-5 series triumph over the
Seattle Rainiers.
The Angels led off Sundays
twin bill with a ga win from the
San Francisco Seals, who trail the
southern club by one game, but
dropped the nightcap 20. The
series ended with the Seals leading
by four games to three. The third
place Hollywood Stars, three games
behind, swept six games out of
seven from the Oakland Acorns by
scoring l0-7. So triumphs in yes
ter6ay's doubleheader.
The fourth place Beavers allow
ed the RainierS their third win by
dropping the first game 20 but took
the series by defeating the Suds 10
in a 10-inning nightcap. The Sac
ramento Solons relinquished their
heretofore .inviOlated cellar position
20 the San Diego Padres by can
turing l0-inning opener 6-5 and
10 nightcap, taking five out of
seven games.
Games this week also include
San Francisco at Sacramento.
Seattle at Oakland and Hollywood
at San Diego.
Sundays Inescores:
1St car,1oS
portland ............ 600 900 00O-O 2 O
Seattle O1O OOO 10y .
Pieretti and Norager; Turpin and
Spindel.
Los Angeles - 900 0j2 O2O-9 l6 ?
San Francisco DOL OO2 OlO-4 7 >
Osborn and Sarni; joyce and
Ogrodowski, Sprinz.
Sacramento O01 coo O04 1-6 t3 2
San Diego 121 900 OlO O-5 II /
Powers, Porter C8D, PiIlette 90
and Stiner; Cecil and Salkeld.
Oakland - Ito 21O 11O-712 q
Hollywood 600 lO4 l40-1O 16 n
Lott, Salro '8), and Campbell:
Escalante, Weldon 80, Mishasek 49,
and Hill.
End Games
Portland 600 600 600 Ii I
Seattle . OOO OOO 600 On z .
Helser and Norager; Fischer and
Imperial Valley press., 1944-07-31
Hike Shortcut
Not So Good

BIG BEAR, Calf, July 81. up
Ronald johnson, 13-year-old San
Fernando, California, youth, Mon
day ruefully admitted maybe his
short cut" wasn't such a good idea
Hungry and weary, Roma d
crawled en- his hands and knees out
of Big Bear canyon after being lost
for two days and nights-just "a
hours behind the rest of the gang.
According to sheriff's deputies,
Ronald became dissatisfied with the
progress of the party and set on,
by himself to take short cut" back
to camp.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-07-31
NJ A r K f. rs
L. A. STOCKS

Les Angeles. July g UP)-Quiet trad
ing and steady or slightly weaker prices
marked Wednesdays mid-mornnc report
Of the Los Angeles stock exchange.
The list: Blue Diamond 600 at 24O un-
changed. Sontag 200 at 9. down 4
TranSameriea 200 at 9ls, down Ia South
81 =. unchanged: Southern California Ed
tson , per cent 100 at 3Oi. up Ia Bandni
100 at a.. up \ BolSa Chica oil 100 at
10. unchanged: Sinclair Oil. 100 at lis. .
down i Richfield 100 at 9a,. down a .
Republic Petroleum 100 at SIG, unchanged:
Sun Ray oil 2G0 at 67s. unchanged, Union
OIL 100 at 199s, down = Hudson 200 at
l5A. unchanged. GladdinE 100 at
IA. unchanged; Ryan Aero 100 at SIS. un-
changed; Yosemite Cement 100 at 6A.
unchanged.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-07-31
ANNUAL PICNIC FOR
H0LTNILLE RESIDENTS

Holtvllle residents will meet at
Brookside park in Pasadena August
IS for tkCir annual picnic and get
together Section "A" has been re-
served and tables will be spread at
p. m.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-07-31
CHICAGO GRAIN

Chicago. July 81. uP)-Grain futures
maintained a steady 70 easy tone on the
board of trade Monday
Wheat finished the dag unchanged to
off y cent bushel; oats off u to * rye
off %s TO q and barley off a to Is.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-07-31
L.. II. H4f

Los Angeles. July 2s. CUP
u. S. No. extra iea45. z;4 So Sc. so; U.
S. No. l So. .50-33. 50; u. No. l S31 So
$3.50; y. S. No leafy OF No. 2 green
S30.50-a2 -; U. s. No. ? S2,-31 per ton.
No barley hcy $3o-31; No. oat hay
Imperial Valley press., 1944-07-31
l.. A. GRAIN

Los Angeles. July 2S. CUP
No. ! hard or soft white wheat. bulk.
?. II Z =. so; grading barley. as lbs, bulk.
232 Z =. 35: No. oats. IS lbs. bulk, :. So
, 62l5 No yellow corn, bulk, no offers
No. milo, bulk, no offers.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-07-31
Markets at a
Glance
By UNITED PRESS

sfOike=#I0WeT.
BONDs-Steady: L. s. governments lower
CURB STOCKS-Irrerular
COTTOE-On as much as 10 cents TO up
sa much az cents "A bale
WHEAT-unohanged TO off = cent
busheI
Imperial Valley press., 1944-07-31
POULTRY & EGGS

POULTRY IRICES (Au points Imperial
Valley oPA Maximum set Oct 10. 1913. )
First price-At ranch TO wholesaler or re.
taller. Second price-Delivcred To whole
saler or retailer. Third price-At ranch
10 consumer:
Broilers, Leghorns, under % lbs. SOC,
ia 10 his, 29c; frycrs 3-d lbs 29c =:
roaSters. all weights, 29c; fowl. LcGk orn.
all weights 35l=c; colored. all weights
> &c ducks. all sizes 25c; rabbits, unrer
5 lbs, 22-2ic.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-07-31

Los Angeles. July 81. CUPl-Eggs
Wholesale prices. consumer grade: Large
Grade A 1911. Grade 1896; medium.
Grade A $3.50: small. Grade A 22-23
Retail prices 10 consumer: Large Grade
AA $3.50, Grade a 53-5S. Grade 40-43
medium. Grade AA 4S-52, Grade A 1919.
small. Grade A 1922
Candled graded eggs TO retailers (caSes1
Large. Grade AA SOL 81 T.. Grade a Is.
Is =. Grade 1886: medium. Grade 4
39-dl. small. Grade A 26-2S.
Butter: Grade AA 4S Grade i3
Grade 42ia, Grade 41@.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-07-31
SoftbaI| Standings
Second Half
FINED ON DRUNK COUNT

Jose Garcia was fined SIC or an
alternative of eight days in jail on
Monday morning in police court on
drunk charges.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-07-31
Suenle.

Los Angeles ....... 600 600 90 6 0
San Francisco .... 900 002 X-2 6 |
Horton and Sarni; Harrell and
Sprinz.
Sacramento ...... 900 OO1 0-1 6 2
San Diego ............ 900 900 90 7 0
Beasley and Marcucci; Brillheart.
Dumler and Ballinger, Salkeld.
Oakland ........--.... 900 900 2-2 4 2
Hollywood ....-..... 500 900 Ks 5 O
Gables, Hayes and B. Raimonoi:
Smith and YounkerS.
Ad-daleel., 1944-10-11
Hoosier Heroes: Three Killed

Cpl Mitchell F. Tanner, who has
been fighting with the infantry in
France since June 7; was killed in
battle there Aug. 80.
He is the brother of Michael F.
Tanner, 726 N. Colorado ave. with
whom he made his home before 60
ing into the army in August. l94l.
He went overseas more than two
years ago and served in England
until the invasion started.
A former employee OF the Tanner
Lamp Co.. $50 Massachusetts, ave.
Cpl. Tanner lived in Virginia before
coming to Indianapolis. MI. Tanner
was notified Yesterday of his broth
er's death.
Ad-daleel., 1944-10-11


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Only | to q customer No mail Or phone
orders Moshes and strains vegetables. fruits
and meets eosily and quickly.
Evening star., 1944-12-11
HALL CHINA TEA BREWER

Decorated with exclusive design. Hook cover
won't foil off. Stoinproof and absorption
proof. Has "sureerip" handle.
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Danf fir ben Wtut uno Die l1mit9t
nit oenen Die alliierten Eruppen &om
befreit baben, in alien fatbolii6en
airden gnglan6s, 8ales Elm feierli-
DIES Sc Deum geiungen tpor6en.
Iu6 IN l,nierm 2anoe tpurben III
ben &ir9en aller @laubensbetennt-
niiie Danfiagunesgottes uro
8ebetsberiamnlungen b 9 eb Item.
9lmerifa er1pfing Die Snbaitonsna6-
ri6t gefaBt uno nit Der ganaen @iir-
be zines freien 8olfes, bas it9 iet-
ner araft betpuBt tit. Ea,,ien6e tpano.
ten ii6 ibren 4ir6en uno SDnagogen
au, Inn fir ben Sieg uno ben Srie-
ben at beten, 1tno nl.r nerein5elt fam
es i'm 2anbe. 81 9en1onltrationen.
l1eberau aber in ben Stdbten i9arte,t
iid 8uiiatlten an 3eitungsftanben uno
Dor 2antiprecberr 5uian1nen, I'm oas
Neueite bon Der Snbaiionsfront in
ben Eitel5eilen au leien ODER iibers
gfa6io 5u nernebmert. Sbre @eiprd6e
berrieten i'm allgemetnen iene &om-
btnation bon Soffnungen ,1no 8eiorg'
niilen, Die bic gan5e leste 8baie Der
Berio6e geipannten 8artens auf voen
Gag gefennaeidnet botte.
Sa1tienoe bon Mdnnern u. Srauen
in ben RiiItungsbetrteben festen in it,
rer Grbeit fir einen tpeibebolIen Nu-
genblif aus, Inn iib oann aber nit
berooppelfer @raft an bic Broouftion
bon Baffen fir oie 8ops oriiben su
Z T.
MAIDEN. .
Webr als 10000 Grbeiter in Der
grooflDn NabD gar6 borten in ibrer
Weittagspauie einen 4ppen bes @erft-
fonmanoanten HearaomiroI aelp fiir
bei9leunigte Hroouftion. aGe G6uI.
finder SEEM Oorfs bereinigten fid in
tbren S6ulen gum @ebet fiir ben
Srieben 1tnb eir1rniitigem feierIibem
56meigen, ,1n fpater tpieoer au IT,
rem l1nterridt 5uriid5ufebren. SIM
Supreme-@ertdt bon Queens in So
maica tpur6en ane BerbanoIungen
bertagt, uno 8orougbpr6iioent 8urfe
geipdbrte nabe5u 1000 Stabtange1teu-
ten ltnter ieiner sSurtsbiftion eine Ct
traltun6e 2un6pa1ie, Inn ibnen 5u er-
mogliden, Gottesoieniten beiautpob-
men 1tno fir ben @rfoIg Der Snbafion
81 beten. @ouberneur 9enep utro
Grau Deluep fbloiien ii9 oen @Idu-
bigen in Der ct. Beters Stride i,t Ml-
banp on, nm fir ben Sieg au beten.
Die 3eitungen bradten grtrabI1t-
ter auf Die straBe uno oie Gaoioita.
fionen fdoben ale regelmaBigen gro-
gronme beiieite, Inn oas geeueite bonn
D-Sng'' 5it beridten. Gin gseD gorf.
er Glait erfdien nit benz gater,tnfer
ole Qeitortitel.
Selbit BITE Stod grdange felIte ibr.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-02

she has Wilton 4 b00ki line
Doranl, which is buoyant and revea
o. Parsons cannot be dull.
She's got a style that Is con. a. a.,
densed, vivid, electric Tin
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-02
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You'll meet all the wonder work
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Doug. Theda Bara a scream Of a
story. to-O)-T'heda, the wicked
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Arthur Brisbane. Tom Geraghty,
DIV. Griffith, Bebe Daniels,
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WRIT 4 TT1CyS - NJ murdered MS
w.fcl, Ben Hecht. George Ber-
nard Shaw who didn't Like
Sarah Bcrnhardt because she
looked like his Aunt Georgia. /;
Oon1. Hedy. Ia Glyn and l01
othcrs-and, Of course. DR.. Mar
TN. Louellas husband whom she
a8OreS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-02

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