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CHEVY CHASE-S2O. 500.

Just l block from the circle and trans
portatlon, this ideal cenIer-hall Colonial
residence is complete and in fine con-
dition for your occupancy. with light, very
spacious rooms throughout; lighted closets
kitchen with newest refrigerator and cleo
trio range large screened living porch,
conditioned heat with Garwood oil fur
mace; storage attic, attached garage
This is one of the incest properties for
9 pm. EDW. H JONES & CO., INC,
$500 Conn ave w
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Exclusive Argyle Terrace.

LARGE LIVING ROOM AND DINING
ROOM, BREAKFAST ROOM, KITCHEN.
PORCH. SPACIOUS IN EVERY DETAIL.
End FLOOR, 4 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS: 3rd
FLOOR, BEDROOMS AND BATH:
MAIDS ROOM AND BATH IN BASE
MENT: 2-CAR BUILT-IN GARAGE, OIL
HEAT. MUST BE SEEN TO BE AP-
PRECIATED
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HOUSES FOR SALT.
American University Park,
4612 4fsth ST NV

A beautiful detached center -hall-pian
Colonial residence on q lavishly land
scaped lot. Contains living room with
fireplace; screened side living porch: dining
room, modern kitchen; paneled den and
lavstory on first floor; real bedrooms and
, baths: insulated slate roof; automatic
OWNER MOVING FROM CITY HAS
REDUCED PRICE FOR QUICK SALE
OPEN / TO 8 PM. SUNDAY.
DRIVE OUT MASS. AVE, TO 46TH ST
TURN RIGHT TO THE HOME.
SHANNON 81 LUCHS CO.
! sos H St NV MA o345
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4 FURN. HOMES, VICINITY HYATTS-
vile, Md, ranging from $50 to S110 per
month: . or 3 bedrooms; can be rented
for summer or on lease.
A. H SEIDENSPINNER, REALTOR,
WA. 1010. Riyerdale, Md. WA. 469s.
DETACHED. r-conditioned home on large
lot. Chevy Chase. D. c. Practically new
s rooms IA bedrooms,, = baths, with extra
iavatory on 1st floor, porches garage
completely furnishes including linen and
tableware, $3.50 per month to October /.
WALTER A. BROWN,
l415 Eye st. NV. Ma. 1852. WI. 5134.
GEORGETOWN,
For the summer, S225 month: May Is to
October l. 3 bedrooms. baths charming
living room. on terrace and garden. Tele-
phone DE gro.
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Better Than Apartments.
THE BRADT ETGH

A distinctive Chevy Chase estate resi-
Genital club, beautifully Handicapped grounds,
attractive twin bedroom with large porch.
excellent breakfasts and dinners Ameri-
sesn plan; adults only. By appointment.
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FRANCES POWELL HILL

Presents
Two Outstanding, Well-Located Residences
for Your Consideration
KALORAMA CIRCLE AREA.
An ideal home for a couple who appre-
ciate refinement of detail and wish per-
fectly appointed small residence, contain
ing bedrooms. 2 baths and dressing
room. maids room and bath, mans room
and bath. a charming upstairs library,
beautifully proportioned drawing room,
dining room, pantry. kitchen and break
fast room: exquisite chandeliers, carpets
and drapes are @ includss IN price.
A most desirable residence of stone
with an unobstructed view of Rock Greek
Park
First floor: Entrance hall. large draw
ing room opening onto broad terrace. din
pantry.
Second floor: 8 lovely bedrooms and 2
Third noor: 9 nice bedrooms and l bath
THE ARCHITECTURE. MATERIAL AND
WORKMANSHIP ARE EXCELLENT.
For Detail and APPOINTMENT to Inspect, call
MRS. HELEN HENDRICK McKENNA,
Decatur 7s4S After 3 O'Clock Saturday,
to O'Clock Sunday weekdays,
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ONLY 8 YEARS OLD.
BRICK AND MASONRY.

TmS charming home OF Enelish srchi-
lecture has automatic GAS AIR. -CONDI-
TONED HEAT. II is located i'll beautiful
restricted community of 500 new homes
rieht hers in We ashinston. within view of
the U. S. Capitol Bldg. There is spa
cious living room and a bright. CHEEKY
dining room, Joined by a wide. modern
and has all-stesl, warp-proof equipment
Second floor includes . good-sized bed
rooms and a modern colored tiled bath
and shower. Construction is exceptionally
good. includes rock-wool insulation, steel
window sash. copper screens, furred walls.
slate roof beautiful hardwood floors
There is lovely Handicapped garden. Com
plete shopping center close by Please
don't phone. Between and any day
Oncluding sunday. call at ofnce of
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FRANCES POWELL HILL

FRANCES POWELL HILL
Presents
Several Interesting Properties
GEORGETOWN
1890 Colonial-type brick, beautifully
restored and mellowed' by gracious living
This residence has wide hall with charm
ing arch, delightful drawing room, dining
room with view OF the garden, large pan
try and kitchen. There are two delightful
bedrooms and large bath. another small
room as we'll as bedroom and bath which
Is served by separate stair on the
second floor. One charming bedroom and
bath Is on the third floor, which is in
sulated: There are four f1replaces, dainty,
original woodwork. hardware and wide
DIsTINCTIvELY GEORGETOWN.
GEORGETOWN again, but unimproved.
Quaint and promising is this small frame
with garden on the south. The lot is "a
feet wide BY 5s feet deep. II you have
Ideas for doing your own charming home
ask about this. For about $4,000 you
WEST OF GEoRGETowN
On Reservoir rd. with an unobstructed
view, of the water and a background ot
lonial home which is well worth your in
repairs repairs and decorating, but may be
lovely i0y Ioo view I and desirable location. Liv
For Full Information Call
MRS. MARGARET TUCKER THURsTON
EN-. 4S10 Evenings and Sundays.
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Riverdale Heights-$9, 500.
priYono conrrac Cory,f,y M

Cheerful. attractive house with real
charm, in immaculate condition. Living
room, library with wood-burning fireplace
dining room and bright kitchen; 3 bed
rooms and bath, second floor; also :, rooms
and shower bath in basement: recent oil
up. weather stripped and insulated; we'll
Handicapped lot 100x1O0, summer house,
outdoor fireplace, lily pool, 10x14 garage
81 Research Corp, churches, schools and
transportation; $500 cash required.
Possession June Is. Mr.. Shackelford. MA.
BOSS & PHEI .PS. LIZ K ST w
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PREVIOUS HOMEoWNER
Desires OF bedroom modern unfur-
nished home for family of 3, permanently
located: vicinity Chevy Chase or Tenley
Circle nE oRrN
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1733 10Th ST NV

=. Attractive living room, fireplace book
melves, small porch, large bedroom with
windows, private bath, combination tub
pU esb1
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18th ST. Mr.. OLD RESERVOIR.

A really charming brick home now avail
able for the careful buyer. First floor has
place, din. room, kit. sunroom in proper
tion and Law. Second floor has bedrooms,
3 opening on the hail, large baths
Third floor has bedroom and bath. cedar
closet and large STORAGE room: oil H.
w.n., 2-car garage, spacious living porch
and vell-kept grounds; S24,5Oo; immedi-
ate possession. Call Mr.. Tabb, WO, 1857
THOS. l.. PHILLIPS,
WO 1Ann IIntN O D Al pkts Hnnn
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pAvY 4 MURPHY.

CHOICE OF TRANSPORTATION Take
trlct Line or Seat Pleasant" and get
of at River Terrace, Or take any trolley
TO 18th and Peuna. ave. Sc, transfer to
the Benning bus and get off at River
Terrace. Either way, it's only 25 minutes
from downtown. BY auto. drive to 18th
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SPRING VALLEY OFFER,
BY G.. Allen SherWin.

This most attractive and well-planned
center-hall home offers the ultimate in
refined living to the discriminating buyer.
1t is large enough for easy, gracious living.
vet does not demand excessive help to
maintain. Close to excellent shopping.
schools and transportation, this home is
highly desirable in every way: S24,750.
c. ALLEN SHERWIN, 4S45 MASS. AVE.
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BRYANT GAS FURNACE,
Def S10d 18th NV -c1R Sfn
LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH McDEv1TT.
FOREST HILLS

Well-desgned Colonial brick. built Of
the best materials, in this fine section.
bedrooms, large closets, 2 baths maid
room and bath in attic; 1st floor. music
dining rooms and modern kitchen; @recres
ton room; Gear built-in garage; oil hot
waller heat. Priced reasonably low. Call
EN-. 1890 until pm. F. A. TWEED CO..
S5nd Conp
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HIGHLAND PARK ARLINGTON

S6,325-S6OO Cash-FHA Plan
All-masonry Cape Cod bungalows; rs un-
der constructions y bedrooms, tiled bath
Full basement; coal furnace, convertible; /;
automatic gas water heater; all utilities
Paved streets. large wooded lots with gar
rooms and bath; heat and plumbing
rouehed in; | to 3 blocks to bus line,
schools and shopping center Representa-
tive on property daily and Sunday
Direction: Key Bridge to Clarendon
North WaShington boulevard. to 18th ST. n,
le1t one block to property. Or take Arnold
East Falls Church bus via Washington blvd.
HOMES ENGINEERING CORPORATION
6I0O 18th ST NJ
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FACING SLIGO PARK

In the finest section of Silver Spring.
this lovely white brick home of authentic
architecture anG superior construction is
worth inspecting, 1st floor has entrance
hall, unusually large living room with
diagonal fireplace, large dining room,
kitchen, and half bath. Screened side
porch; 3 large bedrooms and bath upstairs:
attic, storage space, recreation room in
basement Oil heat with circulator and
recessed radiation. Built-in garsge. Large
fan shaped lot with 275-ft frontage. Rea-
Sonably priced at Sl6,500 Substantial
cash % required. Shown by appointment only.
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5000 QUE ST. Sc.
OPEN IL AM TO7PM

5000 QUE ST. Sc.
OPEN IL Am. TO7P.M.
Modern brick. semidetached corner
home. containing large rooms and bath,
also recreation room. Excellent condition
Gas conditioned heat. Low monthly
payments. (Out Pa. ave. to Alabama,
Ieft blocks to Que St. right / block to
mouse Evenings, Elk 5232.
BRENNAN a. rCNI-I REALTY co.
927 18th st. NV. Ma. 1924,
1412 BUCHANAN ST, NV.
Vacant; rooms. 3 porches: In new
condition; automatic gas heat; large
snrubbed rear yard. Terms Open today
GE. 1882.
5905 End ST. N.W.-S10,250.
s. room detached. years old: oil
heat large screened porch. slate roof,
l. 5lock to BUS. storm and screened
FOR SALE BY OWNER.
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ATTRACTIVE CORNER BRICK
TN pETWOPTH

This large corner house brings in 500
month for the End floor furnished the
owner occupying the 1st floor. 8 rooms.
baths; detached 2-car brick garage and
car built-in garage, oil heat and at
tractive stone wall. Evenings and sun
day phone 81. 35la for further informa-
ton.
VIM H SAUNDERS CO, INC.
Established 1887.
D1. lob Realtors. 1919 X st. NV.
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NIX S. PHILLIPS, DI. 1411.
BROOKMONT

rooms, 3 bedrooms, sleeping porch,
large dormitory. bult-in garage, cleo
kitchen, fireplace. Unusually we'll land
scaped. Immediate possession. $4,000
cash, S73 per month ROYAL H. CAR
LOCK, owner and occupant ga 10 Ridge DIR
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THE REAL DREAM HOUSE

BETHESDA BUNGALOW-S1O,5O 500
Solid white masonry, California type,
real dining room, ultramodern kitchen,
gas refrigerator, steel cabinets. . twin
bedrooms, built-in garage, gas heat Vic
tory garden growing, Shrubbery a plaZe
OF color: So. 1000 cash renuired WI oG2a
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A real opportunity for the discriminat-
ing buyer seeking an environment of un-
questioned desrability in a beautiful and
convenient part of NV. Washington. Just
: years old. this stone and white painted
brick home includes den, lavatory. 3 bed
rooms, baths. storage attic. large
paneled recreation room with fireplace
maids room and bath 25 minutes to
midtown by excellent transportation
Priced most attractively at S22 900 For
appointment to inspect call Mr.. Young,
WO $3.50.
r a
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Bungalow with rooms, bath, basement
and front porch; vacant; only S5.250.
Silver SprinR-Modern 6-rm. brick home.
Ia baths, garage, attic, basement: large
wooded lot; only S9,950
Large 6-rm. home with 2 wooded lots
Park
rooms baths porcnes; refsr oil heat,
S195 per mo-: fine home and invest
ment.
ROBERT E. LoHR,
81 Cedar St. Takoma PARK GE. 0Ss1.
OPEN SUNDAY. l TO P.M.
sure so 10 tbs excellent ST cossr home
rooms small apt. finished in basement;
house is in Al condition; To reach: Out
Nichols ave. Sc to 29QO BLOCK, left to
blocks to Congress St. See Mr Foster on
s5f@sfi ssa Mf fosjeF wzPLE S tce or d.
LARGE sEMIDETAcHED BRICK,
421 Nicholson St. NV.
very large rooms, 1h baths. lay. In
large living room with fireplace. a-car ga
seheos sad Sores For taeePSlssah ea
MR.. oREM. GE. 4639 or DI. 3346.
ADJACENT TO ROCK CREEK PARK
itself-Modern 2-story and attic row house,
out-of-toWn owner asks $4,000 cash pay: BAY
grade school. Call Mr. Carpenter.
RANDALL H. HAGNER & CO, NC,
1921 Conn. Ave. DE. 5000
BRICK BUNGALOW, CORNER LOT, IA
toned oil heat: 81, 800 viii handle.
JONES e. GATES,
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1928 10th ST. N.W.-Niceiy furnished
rooms for girls or young men: running
water, telephones, showers; excellent board
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HOME AND INVESTMENT.

Arlington Forest, 3d. ,45O:
real home that must sell promptly.
White brick, 3 wears old, frst-class con-
dition: 3 bedrooms. bath with shower. 5
closets, living room, dining room with
Colonial corner cupboards, modern kitchen,
including inlaid nnoleum, full basement,
oil heat, Venetian blinds throughout, lovely
large yard with trees; convenient to every
thing; 2 blocks to bus lines. Phone
OWNER, GIL 1884, for appointment.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
ALEXANDRIA. VA.-S8. .95(

ALEXANDRIA, VA.-$8, $50. |
4-bedroom corner home. most desirabiy |
situated near transp,, stores and schools
frame construction: hot-water heat with |
oil burner. side porch, cleo. refgr.. large
center entrance hall, 2-ear detached g.
rage. VACANT. IMMEDIATE POSSES |
SION Call Mr.. Good, NO. 6l00. Ext |
20l. with
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-06
BussIer MeduIist

LOS ANGELES, Jan. 6. CUPD -
Harry BaSsler, local pro, Thurs
day held medalist honors in the
36-hole qualifying round of the Los
Angeles open tournament getting
under way Friday.
Touring his own layout, the Fox
Hills course, Bassler fashioned, a
l42 out of par 70 and a two
under 10.
With 109 QualifierS under the
wire after Wednesdays rounds at
Fox Hills and Sunset Fields, the
starting list was put at 1876, includ-
ing 26 big name players exempt
from qualifying
Eighteen holes were scheduled
for the opening round at Wiltshire
country club, with another 18 Sat
urday, reducing the field to 80 for
Sundays 19 and the final round
Monday.
Trailing Bassler in the qualify
ing rounds at 146 were Bruce Nc
Cormick, the failing fireman, 73-
73, Ray Sloppy, Torrance, 74-72,
and Ernie Pieper, San Francisco,
75-7l, all carded on the tougher
Sunset Fields course.
Behind Bassler at Fox Hills were
Bobby Rosburg, San Francisco am
ateur, l43, Stan Davis, San Diego,
and Jerome Barber, Los Angeles,
both pros, and both IA.
Byron Nelson who marked up a
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-06
PUULThI * EGGS

This schedule on Wholesale Retail Egg
prices is the maximum and the most that
may be charged ard is copied from OPA
Order No. 323. An additional &c may be
charged for cartoned eggs, properly mark
cd as to size and grade, and cartoned
prior 10 sale:
EGGS: Week Of January ,. Wholesaler
Small 43C. AT Ranch To Consumer
LARGE 6Oc: Medium 55c; Small soc.
Large eggs of Grade AA quality, when
certified as such by the USDA, may sell
2c above the price for Large Grade a.
Extra Large 2c above. Jumbo sc above.
Assorted eggs of Med. A. or c eggs &c
less than large . Assorted eggs of Small
a, B, or SC less than large of same
grade
POULTRY PRICE: CAn points Imperial
Valley OPA Maximum set oct u. 1913
First price-At Ranch to Wholesaler or
Retailer. Second price -- Delivered To
Wholesaler or Retailer. Third price-At
ranch to consumer:
BroilerS. LeghornS. under Oh lbs, SOC.
pa 10 3 lbs. DOC; fryerS 34 lbs. 29c;
roasterS, all weights. 29c; fowl. Leghorn,
an weights 2514c; colGred. all weights
25 &C; ducks. all sizes 25c rabbits, under
5 lbs. 22-24c.
LOS ANGELES. Jan. 6 CUP EGGS:
Wholesale prices. consumer grade: Large,
Grade A 4S-4ec Grade l3c; Medium.
Grade A 4i-45c. Small, Grade A 3S-40c
Large Grade 43c.
Retail prices to consumers: Large
Grade AA 61-62c: Grade A 56-60c; Grade
1866; Medium Grade AA 57-5sc
Grade A 5i-57c; Small. Grade A 45-51c.
Butter unchanged at ceilings.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-06
NJ a r X ETS
l.. A. PRODNCE

Los ANGELES. Jin. UP1 tFSAINSh
PUNCHED VEGETABLES: Weaker m
Spintch, turnipS and lcCkS. ind generally
steady on others. Per Crt.: Bcets ~ :
doz. 2.0o-2. 30. Imperiu iced doz. %
300; carrots doz. :. 25, iced Crts. dnz.
Ventutt 400. chard 2is-3 doz loctl ! -
l.j0; green onions $ doz. 6.50-7.00. kite
Dig doz. Sc. leekS . doz. 2.5o-2 -
mustard 4 doz. 1.0o-1 -; ptrSlcy 6 doz.
275-3.0O radiShes small rcd doz. 200
2.25, fair l50-175; spinach I doz. 1.25-
so, ordinary Ia fair 75C-1 90. Imperial
Valley ; doz. 1852 p; turnipS 2i=-3
doz. 1OO-1. -. fair 75C.
LETTUCE: Dull. Dry pack Imperial
Valley CrtS 4 dos 3.OO-S5O best 3.75.
facr DIS. Local 2l--8 doz. lOc-l.oo.
PEAS: Weaker. Per ID: Imperial Val
ley 12-l6c san Diego Co 14-16c. No. >
1OC. Ventura CO. 12-15C.
SQUASH. Stronger: white summer I'M
pCrial Valley criS 3.25-3 SO fair 800.
Italian Imperial Valley CrtS. 2.O0-2.5o
mostly 225-2. 80, local and san Diego Co
uCS 2OO-2 - fair 5O-1.75, Ne. - loo:
CaSmaua lucs fair 175: yellow crookneek
Imperial Valley CrtS. and san Diego CO.
per lh. 2l--3c. Hubbard q --ic.
TOMATOES. Steady. Imperial Valley
CrtS. 9-12 tops 4.oo-i75. 16-tnpS 3.5o-
400, 2O-tnpS =. 75-3 -. 6-topS 3.25-3 -
loose lugS and crtS. 2.OO-25O fair 1.5O-
l.75: local and san Diego Co luGS 5N5s
and 5N6S 3.oo-4oo, fair 2.50-2 IS: 6N6S
3oO-3.25; 6N7S 2.5o-3OO; local PLAYER
2O0-2.50; Ventura stems player 6N6S
$50 6N6s =. T5-3 90; San Luis Obispo Co.
Santa Barbara CO. lugS 5N6S 3.75-4 y.
6N7S 350-I.00i 2-layCr 5N6S 3.50-3. =.
6N7S 2.25-3.O0. ordinary all sizes 1.50-
200
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-06
Hoppe
g q q S

KANSAS CITY, Mo. Jan. c.
CUP Willie Hoppe, worlds three
cushion billiard champion, moved
toward the third 5O-point block OF
his 1,900-point non-title match with
Welker Cochran of San Francisco
today with a lead of 100 to 85.
Hoppe won the opening block
50-26 in 43 innings yesterday af-
ternoon but bowed to the west
coast player 50-44 in Al innings in
the second block last night. The
rules specified that play must con-
tinue until one player reached 100.
When Hoppe accounted for his
Tooth point, the score for the eve
ming block was Cochran SO, Hoppe
SO, giving the champion 100 in 1O1
innings and Cochran 85 in 100
innings Hopes high run of
eight was put together in the eve
ming block, while Cochran's high
cluster of six was shot in the after
noon session.
The stars Will play daily here
through Saturday and then move
on TO complete the match in Chi
cago, Detroit and New York.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-06
Will Carry on

KANSAS CITY, Mo, Jan. 6. CUP)
Until organized baseball finds a
place for Negro players, they will
continue TO provide a high standard
of the great American sport" for
members Of their race through the
Negro major leagues, j. l.. Wilinson.
co-oWner Of the Kansas City Mon
archS said today.
The MonarchS, for more than Is
Jears one of the top Negro teams of
the country, are going to carry
through for the duration despite
the fact that the draft has hit
them as hard-if not harder-than
any of the white clubs.
Stressing that last year was the
greatest in history at the ticket
windows for Negro major league
teams, Wilkinson said all owners de-
termined TO keep the sport alive as
an entertainment feature and NOR
ale builder, inaSmuch as many
other sports are restricted 10 exclude
Negroes
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-06
HAS Ia PLAYERS
nartnek Kayoed

OAKLAND, Jan. 6. tUP)-Eddie
Booker, ITO, ex-middleweight of
San Francisco, knocked out Heavy
weight Paul Hartnek, l79, Oakland,
in the sixth round of the main event
at the auditorium here last night.
Other fight results: Charlie Catos,
l63, Oakland. kayo'd Bob Tyree,
153. San Francisco C2); George
Duke l55, Petaluma, decisioned Ed
die Halligan, l54, Oakland 80;
Jack Ryan, l47, San Francisco, drew
with Lepp Webster. l52, Oakland
f6D
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-06
~ Y. STOCHS

NEW YORK Jan. Is tUPl-Siocls turn
cd irregular Thursday and volume de
creased from tho recent pace after a
runup in the previous two sessions 10 new
highs since Nov ! n the general average.
Lnte prices were above the lows in most
instances, however. and no particular
issue or group was under pressure. Wall
Street ascribed the irrcgularity TO tech
nical factors Here and there an in
dividual news item affected a stock For
example. Schenlcy rose more than a point
on a favorable earnings report. Armour
preferred issues were strong on gains
ranging 10 10 points, rejecting "a favor
able outlook for the packing industry.
The steel shares rCccdcd fractionally
after recent strength and the coppeIS
Joined the decline Motors lost small
amounts Enough rails Sagccd to bring
a minor loss in the average. The same
was true of The utility average. A few
utilities, mostly prefcrrcdS, fluciuafed
over wide area Radio issues were
active but little changed. Gold mining
stocks, tire issues. and mcrcantilcS turn
ed down. AnusemcntS were steady To
firm.
Preliminary closing DoW-JoneS stock
averages: Industrial l3S.32. off o.. rail
-. -. up 0.19; utility -. 3s, off 0o7 and
65 stocks o.. off O.O3.
Sales were s43,6 shares, against l..
157.120 yesterday Curb volume totalcd
196, 7S5 shares against 247 $50 Wednesday.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-06
Green "5" Damps
Wildcat Prospects

central Union niSn ScnOOI cOacl
Clarence Anderson declares his
team is ready to meet the Brawley
quint for the opening tilt of the
winter hoop season Friday night on
the local NAPLES.
Eliminating his varsity to ten
men. Coach Anderson believes he
should expect a good season. When
the practices started 40 boys re-
ported out and by naming two b
teams as well, Anderson intends to
build for reserves as well as future
teams. he said.
VARSITY FIVE
He has named as his probable
starting lineup against the visiting
Brawley quint the following men;
ForwardS-Howard Vogt and No
land Harvey; Center - Tom Nc
Christy; Guards Jean Patterson,
John Cannon and Jock McQuade
Reserves will be Cliff Reed and
Emmett Henry, forwards and Les
Horton and Jody Rogers as guards.
Reed may be out of action tenn
porarily with an injury.
DOUBLE-HEADE
Since BraWley will not bring q
B" team here Friday night Coach
Anderson has arranged for two
Spartan b teams to compete.
The five that wins will probably
have the honor being the team to
compete the balance of the season,
he said.
Members of the two teams are ::
Team No. / Dwayne Stafford,
center; Jimmy Hess and Bobby
Reed, forwards; Larry Kafford and
Frank Golf, guards. Team No.
Don Womack, center; Bobby Reed
and Comic Patterson, forwards;
Jack Strobe and Bob Sessions
guards. Reserves are Elton Nc
Curry Cwho has been i'll and may
not play, and karle Fiore.
The "B" game will start at Gas
with the league game opening at 5
p. m. Friday.
LACKS LETTERMEN
Coach H N. HoSkinS of BraWley
frankley expects that his team will
make the win columns seldom this
year.
Not that l lack material, nor
that the boys lacks enthusiasm,
but Just that we haven't a man
who has played basketball in COM
petition" he said.
HAS ii PLAYERS
He has some IA boys who will
make the trip to Ell Centre and he
intends to give them all the op-
portunity to play. On the varsity
starting lineup he has named: Pat
Casey and Don Mackin at forward
spots; Billie Miller at center; and
Murray Miller and Jack Campbell
at guard positions.
The following makes up the re-
serve roster out Of which some
first-string players may develop
Eddie Johns. Jack Consaul. Nor
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-06
'ToSseS


Shirley Ruth Paine, WAVE soft
ball pitcher from the San Diego
Naval hospital, who has pitched
two no-hit, no-run games to give
her team the rating as the best
service Women's team on the coast,
is a niece of Mrs. George Martin,
1910 Olive. A picture of the WAVE
was published on this page Jan.
2.
Miss Paine's team record Shows
Is victories and no defeats for the
season, but She comes to the Wom-
ems corps fully trained for the
pitchers berth. Prior TO her entry
into the service she played first
base and pitched in the American
league at Fielder Field, Los Angeles.
during summer vacations for five
years, In 1899 she led the league
with a batting average of 800.