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The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-10-26
AID Was i'm Error
About Bus Time

Through error, an advertisement
in last weeks issue incorrectly stated
the new leaving time for a Hi-Line
bus from Fort Peck. The correct
leaving time is 4:40 p. m. The bus
will leave Glasgow at 4 p. m. The
Saturday night bus between Glas-
gov and Fort Peck is being dis
continued.
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A Real M0ntanan-

James F. O'Connor has been a
resident of Montana for 40 years.
He has been REPRESENTATIVE
of the Second Congressional District
of Montana for eight years. EXPER-
FENCE counts.
He understands from EXPER-
FENCE and HARD WORK the prob
lens of the people of Montana and
their legislative needs.
PAST EXPERIENCE
He has practiced law in Montana
since 1904.
He has been Judge of the District
Court.
He has been Speaker of the House
in Montana.
He owns Montana land and farms
it.
He has and is employing labor in
his business.
He has paid and is paying taxes.
He has served as School Trustee
and President of School Board.
paid Political Adv)-3t
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NOTICE OF REAL ESTATE SALE
Continued from page 81

Twp. 36 y. Rye. 80
Lots 1. .. I. 4, SENW, of Sec. 1,
twp. 80 y. Rye. 30 SESE of Sec.
"a. twp. 3! n. Rye. 30 49,. $4,000
SINE. North part of the MISE,
approx. 80 acres in Sec. l. twp.
&c, n. Rye. 80 ............... 24O.OO
S12SE OF Sec. II ................ 10000
SENE, NESB, SHSE of Sec. SO 10000
Twp. SO N. Rye. 40
W19SW, SESW, -SWSE, Sec. 4.
Lot 2, SWINE, MISE of Sec. ) G4O.OO
Lot in extreme Sc corner of
SESE, l acre 1000
Twp. SO N. Rye. Il
s 24O.OO
Lot l. of Sec: 6 ............... 120.O0
Sec. - .............,.......... 10000
Pt. OF SWSWSE of Sec. 10 -. 1000
meme, Sec. 81, NhNw, SENw,
NE, Sec. %, NwH Sec. % .14 fGS.So
NESENE, of Sec. - ............ 1000
Tract in NENW of Sec. 30 ...... 1000
Twp. SO N. Rye. AZ
SESE of Sec. l, NE, SENW of Sec.
Sc. E1lSW, swsw of Sec. IL. ''''O'
NWNW of Sec. "a ........... 20.O0
E19NW. NE. MISE of Sec. % -. $1,000
E1@ of Sec. "a ................ S00.00
NESE of Sec. 26 ................ 5000
.Hv.etr-
81" VIZ of Sec, T Is HhNh 10000
NWSE, SIaSE of Sec. "A. E1%NE.
Sec. p. twp. 81 y. Rye. - o.. 10000
Rye. - ....................... $4,000
FINE of Sec. 81 ............ 10000
Lots =. 3, 4. SENw. Ei5SW, SW.
NE. NwSE of Sec. 30 ........ $4,000
TWP: 81 y. Rye. SO
Lot 3. SENW. SWINE. WISE
Sec. =; WINE of Sec. II ~. $4,000
EhNW, E13SW, Lots /. .. 3. I.
S1aSE Sec. 30 ............... o %
Lots 3. 4. EASW. Sc. Sec. 81 =. 1900 No
Twp. 81 y. Rye. 81
Lots :. 3. Z. Sec. l. Lots 1. .. Sig
NE. Sec. 2 10000
SWSW, Sec. -. NM Sec. 36 =. 10000
E1a Of Sec. 26 $4,000
SEh of Sec. % ............... 1900
Twp. 81 n. Rye. 80
WISE. E%SW, of Sec. 4. EhNw
ENsE. Sec. ., wMsw,
Sec. 10. NWNW, Sec. II. FINE.
Sec; 16 Observation-Disclosures. $4,000
W 1aSE. SENW. EhSW. Sec. 10.
NwNE. EkNw. Sec. Is 800 G4OOo
SE. SINE. NWNE, SENw. Sec.
ii .....:.......'...........'.. $1,000
Sec. - ......,........... $1,000
WINE. Sec. "a .....:.''..' e4O.OO
EKNW. WINE, EI5SW, WISE.
Sec. 20 Observation-Disclosures. $4,000
S19SW. Sec. 81. NhNW.
also ShNW. NHSW, SibSI%
of Sec. 2S .120OOO
II2E13 Sec. q, WHW1a. Sec. "a 64O.O0
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TO PURCHASE EQUIPMENT

HINSDALE.-.The Hinsdale vol
unteer fire department met Thurs
day evening at the fire hall. The
department voted to order $50 feet
of double-jacket fire hose and a D.
gallon chemical fire fighter to be
installed in the fire hall.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-12
FIGHT RESULTS

LOS ANGELES, April l2. CUPD-
Slow moving Turkey Thompson lost
a unanimous 10-round decision to
Perk Daniels, 195-pound Chicago
Negro, in an upset at olympic au-
ditorium Tuesday night.
Stabbing with long left and
connecting with solid right smaShes.
Daniels had Thompson stunned and
slightly hurt throughout the one
sided bout, but he lacked Knockout
wallop.
Edgar Robinson, l55, Los Angeles,
steadily outpunched Rudy Campo,
152, Los Angeles, to take the six
round Semi-windup event.
Hardy Long, 40, Los Angeles,
TKO'd Johnny Lopez, l44, Los An
geles go; Bob Corbett, 1853, Los
Angeles, TKO'd Zeke Martinez, 148,
Los Angeles 80; Art Santelli, 1874,
Los Angeles, decisioned kid Will
liams, 157, Los Angeles %; frankie
Valdez, 1853, Los Angeles, drew with
Larry Martin, 160, go.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-12
l.. A. PRODUCE

Los Angeles April l. CUFl-Producc.
Asparagus: Dull. Per ID. local eN fey /
select 10-11c, fey S9c. choice 6'@-1c
croks & small 5-6c
Bunched vegetables: Stronger on rad
ishes and turnips steady on others. Per
crt Beets 2is-3 doz 75c-1.OO. ordinary
soc; Carrots 3 dUz 1.O0-1.2o; iced crtS
Imperial Wy doz 2.502.75. chard )
500 ordinary 3OO-4.0O: Imperial Wy 10
doz 4.oO-4.5o; local lugs loose 1.OO-l .;
leeks . doz 40O-4. so: mustard doz
75c-1oo, radshes small red 6 doz 2.75
seal beach 800; spinach doz Ioc-lOO;
parsley doz 2.OO-2.2o; far 10 Iur-
nips 2i2-3 doZ. 80.
Cabbage: Steady; local cannonball crts
75c.1.oo; 5O-ib SKIS i.oo-1 2O Imperial
Wy 5O-lb SKIS 1o0-1.25; red cabbage
local. Imperial WY per cwt 3oo-3.50;
Savoy local per crt l2@ -, ~ 90 :,
crts 3.25-3.75, fair 2.50-3.0O ordinary so
co; Imperial Wy lettuce crts 250-3.oo:
Laguna Beach 2O-22 in fcy475-5.25, let
tuce crts ordinary 1.50-2.00; sturdee crts
local 2l3 doz 400. 3ie doz $50
Lettuce: Steady. Santa Maria as best
3. 5o-4OO Imperial Wy As car stock top
icer 4.00-415 local Is $50 $50. doz
l.cO-15O
and local s-1oc. ordinary 5-6c; Santa
Barbara co pest S-llC, lar f-ot' vi uIlIttI y
SIC: Imperial Wy storage 6-9c
Rutabagas: Dull; 50-lb SKIS local best
125-1 65 ordinary 75c-1.00.
Squash: Weaker white summer I'm
perial Wy crts 2.75-3.50. fair $50; ltal-
ian Imperial Wy crts 2.oO-2.50, fair
Us. No. 2s ! 50; long green 1902. 90:
San Diego CO lugs 2.CO-2.50; yellow
crookneck Imperial Wy crts 3.0O-3.50 fair
$50; banana per 10 best 3l-c fair Sc;
habbard sc.
Tomatoes: Weaker; Imperial Wy crts
9-12 tops 35O-3. 75. 16-tops 2.75-3.C0. DO
tops 1852. IS: loose crts and lugS 100
80. pound basis 9-12 TOPS 16c, 16-atops
14-15c, 20-tops 10-12c.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-12
e, q nm .
Briefs
By UNITED PRESS

NEW YORK, April II. CUPD-
Manager Leo Durocher of the
BROOKLYN Dodgers said Wednesday
that Bill Hart would start the
season at second base, that Frank
Drews, another candidate for the
position, had been released to st.
Paul of the American association
and that he expected the veteran
Infielder Arky Vaughan, to report
soon. Vaughan, working at his
ranch in Potter Valley Cal, prob
ably will reconsider his decision
to remain there this season because
of revised draft regulations for men
26 years old and over
ATLANTIC CITY. N. j., April
II. CUP)-The showing of Pitcher
Alley Donald in blanking the Bos-
ton Braves for four innings on two
hits Tuesc ay, gave the world champ
ion New York Yankees improved
prospects in their admittedly weak
hurting department.
Donald relieved Rookie Emerson
Roser in the fifth Tuesday and got
credit for the 5 to victory when
his mates rallied to score all their
runs in the eighth. Jim Tobin
pitched six scoreless innings for
the Braves, but the Yankees pound
ed his successor, Nate Andrews,
hard.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-12
Stars Loss Gives
Angels Top Spot

ing rained out. Oakland topped
San Diego 9-S at the border city in
the other contest.
Seattles Rainiers bounced back
from three successive defeats tC
swamp the Stars at the film city
collecting l6 hits off a quartet of
Twink pitchers. Earl Embree, John
Intlehofer. Jack Miller and Al
Treichel. The Twinks rallied to
score six runs in the seventh, fore
ing Johm BabiCh to retire in favor
of johnny Yelovic.
Eighth inning singles by Oakland
Catcher Louis Loren2 and ShortStop
Jake Caulfield gave the AcornS
their one-run win and % ties in
their series with the Padres.
San Diego had 60 lead going
into the fourth, but the Oaks tied
it up with five walks. two hits and
one hit batSman.
Line scores:
Oakland 900 $40 Ol0-9 2
San riego O24 O10 200-S IL ,
Lotz. Hart tD, Kleinke 90 and
Raimondi, Lorenzo: Johnson, Valen-
guela "A and Salkeld.
Seattle ##.... 40l 3Ol 3O2-l4 10 Z
HOLLYWOOD O20 900 600 8 II l
Babich. Yelovic % and Sueme;
Embree. Intlehofer Q. Miller 60, =,
Trcichel 81 and Hill.
Portland at San Francisco, post
poned tdoubleheader Saturday.
Los Angeles at Sacramento, post
Doned
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-12
". y. STOCKS

New York. April IL. Up, Stocks
Sagged Wednesday after another rise IN
the rail shares failed TO attract new
buyers into the general list. Trading
wns slightly lower than Tuesdays total.
Carrier stocks turned down with the
main list late in the day and made the
decline practically unanimous The few
Western Sugar. which made NV high
AT 152 up points on 10 Shars.
The general trend OF the remarks OF
corporation heads in annual reports
showed the influence OF higher costs
and taxes reducing net income despite
sharp gains in many instances in gross
business.
A favorable icchinacl factor was a
sharp rise in the short interest in the
stock market. The stock exchange re-
ported this total at the end Of March
al 1,02s, 4S9 shares, a new high since
juno 80. 1898. compared with 960.6l7
s71 shares at the end OF March year
ago.
Late in the session. losses in the rails
ranged to more than point in Santa
Fc and Texas & Pacific. The steels mo-
tors. utilities. most OF the oils. airlineS,
rail equipments and tire shares eased
fractionally. Losses of a point to ?
points were noted in Beech-Nut. Home
stake Mining, Electric Power 81 pre-
preferred. Deere & Co, Mcintyre Porcu-
pine. and Pittsburgh Coal preferred.
1878, off 076: rail 50 81. off .0S3; util-
ity. 29.a9, off OIL; and 65 stocks, 1911
off OPS.
Sales were 1854 shares against 732,
o90 tuesday Curb turnover totaled 19o,-
600 shares against 15S. $50 Tuesday.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-12
'1TRIED every LAXATIVE
/ COULD FIND!"
Happy at Finding Relief
With Cereal Food!

If you've often despaired of find
ing lasting relief-read this un-
solicited letter!
81 cannot forgive myself for not trying
your KELLOGG'S ALL~BRAN many
wears ago. My constipation kept me busy
digging in for money to pay for laxa-
tives. / tried every one l could find. but
cot only slight relief have been eating
KELI,OGG'S ALL-BRAN for three weeks
now, and am as regular as can be" Mr..
Thomas Lewis. so5a Fourth Avenue, NJ.
st. Petersburg, Fla.
Scientists say one common cause
of constipation is lack of sufficient
"cellulosic" elements in the diet!
But Nature has made KELLOGG'S
ALL-BRAN one Of her most efec-
tiye sources of these important
elements! They help the friendly
colonic fora fluff up and prepare
the colonic contents for easy, nat
ural evacuation. KELLOGG'S
ALL-BRAN is not purgatIve!
Doesn't "sweep you OUT! It's a
gentle-acting, Regulating" food!
If you have constipation Of this
type, eat KELLOGG'S ALL.
BRAN regularly with milk and
fruit, or mixed with other cereals.
Drink plenty of water. See II you,
too, don't get real help! Insist on
genuine ALL-BRAN, made onfV
by Ksllogg's in Battle Creek,
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-12
Barney Ross Will
Receive Discharge

NEW YORK, april IL. up
Sgt. Barney Ross, marine hero
of Guadalcanal. will be discharged
from the service next week as
disclosed recently in an exclusive
United Press dispatch, marine
public relations officers announced
Wednesday.
The former boxing champion
contracted malaria and suffered
ehrapnel wounds Of the left knee
in a night OF fighting during
which he killed 22 japanese while
guarding wounded comrades. He
received the silver star and
presidential citation.
Sent home for treatment, Ross
went on a bond selling tour that
was interrupted by frequent re-
currences of malaria. Now on
furlOugh, he will report at St.
AIbans naval hospital Thursday
pending his honorable discharge.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-12
Champ
Notch

The Imperial Valley triangular
wrestling championship will be oe-
cided Thursday night at CaleXico'
The meet which will start IN the
Bulldogs gym at 800 pm Will pc
officiated by George Spencer, FL
Centre coach.
Holtville and Calexico have each
won a meet from Ell Centro. Each
of the teams are strong ana nearly
eaual in proWeSS as evidenced py
their placings at the meet at Whit
tier two weeks ago when the Bull
dogs scored l8 points and the VlK-
ings scored IA. Both scored about
equally against the Ell Centro grunt
-and-groaners in their matches.
Pairings in the various DIVISIONS
are not yet definite but will prob
ably be the following men: oCaleX-
leo men are listed firSto 95 lb.-
Barton VS.. R. Leja; l03-lb.-Lakins
VS.. S. Sharp; 112-lb.-Pina VS.. r.
Ogier: -lb-Linn VS.. Leinsrub-
er: l27-lb.-Legaspi VS.. Joe Muller;
33-lb.-Hernandez VS.. Hoyt; l38-
lb.-Felix VS.. R. Plummer; l45-lb.-
Monroe VS.. Mayfield; l54-lb.-Arce
VS.. G.. Leja; 165-lb.-Wilson VS..
Bront. Heavyweight - Amos VS..
Lloyd.
The championship match will
settle the championship for the
three prep schools competing in the
Triangular league.
Next week the Rotary club at
Calexico plans to sponsor an all
valley wrestling meet at which any
boy in any of the valleys high
schools will be eligible to compete
regardless of whether they have
wrestling in the school or not.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-12
18th Annual Golf
Tourney Sunday

The Barbara Worth Country club
will be hosts to the Imperial Valley
Hardware company's 18th annual
golf tournament Sunday, beginning
at sos am.
Six mems flights and two ladies
flights have been arranged by War;
rem Currier, El Centro, manager.
Each player is given handicap
and medal scores will determine the
winners of the various flights of
foursomes.
Prizes this year include S25 war
bond for grand low net and war
stamps for all flight winners.
Entries have been received from
all the company's stores, Indio,
Yuma Valley, and Imperial Valley.
Representing El Centro are Sid
SWanberger H. Hovey, Warren
SWanberger, H. H. Hovey, Warren
Stewart Zinn. frank Bailey, Charles
Williams and M. O. Briggs. From
Holtville are Norman Hindle Jr.,
Ted Kipf now in service. Calexico
will have P. P. Anderson and S. M
WadhamS. George Lederman also
in the service and excl Centro en-
plOye will play also
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-12
TITLE ARRAY
By ROSEMARIE MULLANY

OAKLAND, Calf, April IL. CUP)
Most of the nations top-notch
women swimmers, representing the
greatest array of aquatic titles seen
on the Pacific coast since the far
western women's outdoor meet last
June, were converging here to COM
pete for the national AA.U. indoor
championships April 14-16.
The meet, which will reward in
diyidual and team performances,
will be held at Me Athens club
under joint sponsorship of the club
and the Oakland chamber Of COM
merce.
Strong bids for team supremacy
Will be made by Jack Cody'a Multi
nomah club from Portland, ore, IA
perennial "lirSter" "a.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-12
l.. A. LIVESTOCK

Los Angeles. App. = ~ ---Nc>tss-N
Cattle Salahle Z o.. - s--A Ss.S>
steady 10 easier. -ars ha1S l-Nc- 81
cows. few medium - css- >,cc-S Il r.
Is. common 10 medium l--lS y. cuiier
to medium hCifCrS laSo-l&-N. medium
TO low good COWS le e-5--2 -. cutter to
common :. SOLO. SO. Gamers 10 cutters
{. 25-s. -: common 10 medium bulls OH,
odd head to11.75.
Calves: Salable $50. Slow weak; medium
to choice vealers 1915. Gull and common
lots 1O-12.50.
Hogs: Salable 700 ,holdovers, lis
SLOW. few sales steady most medium
grade 1916 cents lower, sows weak 10
lower; no prospects of clearance today.
few good to choice 2lo-2i0 lbs. l4.75
the support price. few head li,5O, me-
dium 1S0-250 lbs. 1914 y; weight down
TO 160 lbs. and up to $40 11.50-l2 50;
medium to choice sows 1o-1l.
Sheep: Salable 800 slow about steady
low good to choice spring lambs held
around 1878; common TO medium woolco
ewes 81.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-12
Bright i
Spot

CHICAGO. April -. CUPn-In
the midst of the dark cloud that en-
shrouds the St. Louis Browns base
ball fortunes. Manager Luke Scwell
sees a bright spot-a good AZ in
field that includes the sensational
Verne Stephens.
With Stephens at Shortstop and
Don Gutteridee at second. SeWeil
has one of The best keystone COM
binatiOnS in the American league.
And he is counting heavily upon
the power hitting Of Stephens, which
carried the 23-year-old California
youth near the 400 per cent mark
before he was injured last season.
Rounding out his happy infield
situation is George McQuinn at first
base and Ellis Clary at third. That
leaves SeWell free to concentrate on
the outfield and pitching staffs,
which may bring him plenty of
grey hairs.
12 4-F'S ON ROSTER
Although the Browns roster con-
tains y 4-Fs and three players
discharged from the service, the
remainder are ripe for drafting and
the outfield in particular may feel
the effect of a manpower dearth.
Milt Byrnes, IF. who hit .280 last
year, Mike Kreevich and Harold
Epps gives Sell the slim begin
nings of an outfield. But Frank
Demaree. intent on a comeback, is
IA and Allen Zarilla is also an
ticipating induction.
PITCHING UNPRONEN
Pitching also presents it problems.
Five hurlerS are 4-F-NelSOn Potter,
Sig Jackucki, Newman Shirley, We'll
don West and Sam Zoldak. Jack
Kramer and Al Lamacchia hold
medical discharges. Potter won 10
games for the Browns last season,
but the rest have yet to prove their
ability in fast company.
Steve Sundra already has been
approved for military duty and is
awaiting call. The rest of the pitch
ing corps has the quantity and some
, quality. but most are IA or due
to be reclassified from 2-B ranks.
In addition to his pleasure over
the Brownie infield Sewell occa-
sionally smiles when he views his
catching setup. Frank Mancuso,
younger brother Of the New York
Giants Gus MancuSo, has been
showing up well in practice after
being discharged from the para
troopers after a severe injury suf-
fered during a faulty jump from
a plane Joe Schultz. AZ, is an
other good man behind the bat.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-12
M AR K ET S
POULTRY & EGGS

POULTRY PRICES: (All points Imperial
Valley OPA Maximum set Oct. IL, 1913. }
First price-At Ranch 10 Wholesaler or
Retailer. Second price - Delivered 10
Wholesaler or Retailer. Third price-At
ranch to consumer:
Broilers. Leehorns, under 2H lbs, 30c.
2A to lbs, 29c; fryers S-4 lbs. 29c;
roasters, all weights, 29c: fowl Leehorn,
all weights 25ltc; colorei. all weights
25zc: ducks. all sizes Csc rabbits, under
lbs. 22-24c.
Los Angeles Apia L UPD - Eggs:
Wholesale prices consumer grade: Large.
grade A 1896, grade B 2S-29; medium
grade A 3l-32; small, grade 2l-20.
Retail prices to consumer; Large, grade
IA 42-46, grade a 37-I2. grade 33-35.
medium. grade AA 2e-41. grade a 81
81: small grade a 27-29
Candled graded eggs 10 reailerS. Large
grade "A 39-4O, grade \ S+-,SS, grade 5
1884. medium. grade \ 27-SS1- small \
25-2s.
Butter: Unchanged al oPA ceilings
Poultry unchanged.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-12
BROWN DOWN CARDS

ST. LOUIS, Mo, April IL. OUP)--
Long distance hitting by the ST.
Louis Browns produced a to 2
victory over the Cardinals Tuesday
and drove Pitcher Mort Cooper
to the dressing room in his first
bear down" appearance of the
year for the National league champ
ions.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-12
l.. A. STOCK

Los, Angeles, April l.. tUPp-
issues were up. ten down, and II un-
changed as md-mornnG sales on the Los
Angeles Stock Exchange totaled o,55S
shares Tuesday.
The list: Central Investment 49A, un-
changed Broadway Department Stores 100
al 16h, unchanged; !. Magnin Com. 100
at Is. down * Transamerica 100 at 9,
down u; Southern Pacific 100 at 30&
unchanged; Bandini 100 at So, down y ;
Bolsa Chica Oil 100 at 40, unchanged ;
Sinclair 100 at IL y, unchanged; Standard
100 at 36A, up u Union Oil 100 at 10.
down II Air Accessories 100 al 2Ss, un-
changed; Bryson Jackson 100 at u u
down u; Creameries of America 1cC at
o%, unchanged; Consolidated Steel Com.
400 at 10h unchanged: General Motors
100 at 57k. unchanged; Hupp Motors 100
al 1h, down y Pacific Clay Products 100
at So, up y;
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-12
Bv UNITED PRESS

The Los Angeles Angels 1913 Pa
eific Coast league baseball cham
pions. found themselves in undis-
puted first place in the nowly-born
l944 race today. thanks to l4-8
walloping administered the Holly
wood Stars by Seattle while the
Angels were being rained out at
Sacramento
Initial night games OF the season,
first in league competition since
Pearl Harbor. Jared badly, with
Portland at San Francisco also be-
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-12
RED SOX BLANKED

NEWARK, N. j., April II. up
The Boston Red SoX got only
one hit Tuesday and suffered 2
TO 0 blanking at the hands Of the
Newark Bears of the International
league in game cut short by rain
after five innings. Johnny Rager
pitched for the Bears.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-12
Prep SoftbaII

The third game of the triangular
softball league, Brawley, Imperial.
and Calipatria, will be played under
the lights at Imperial Thursday
night at 7:30
The Imperial softball team will
meet BraWley for the first time.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-12
NAGURSKI U.C. COACH

los ANGELES, April y. CUP)-
Bronko Nagurski, an all-time all
American fullback, has been signed
to a one-year contract as backfield
coach at the University of Califor-
mia at Los Angeles. Coach Babe
Horrell said Wednesday.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-12
FELDMAN QUITS GIANTS

NEW YORK, April 10. up
Harry Feldman, draft-proof AZ
pitcher for the New York Giants
returned to his home at Fort Smith,
Ark, Wcdnesta ay after informing
Manager Mel OFT that he was quit
ting baseball for personal reasons.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-12
CHICAGO GRAIN

Chicago. April II. UPl = Grain [u-
lures turned slightly caster on the board
of trade Wednesday.
Wheat finished the day unchanged Ia
off /. cent bushel; oats unchanged
to off y; rye off Z TO =. and barley
off 4 10 =.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-12
LOCAL BUTTERFAT
PIRATES TAKE SECOND

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, April T.
CUP)-The Pittsburgh Pirates made
good use of five hits Tuesday TO
score a 3 to victory over the
Cleveland Indians and take 2 to
l lead in their exhibition series.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-12
l.. A. f5

Los Angeles, April u. tUP,-
L. S No. ! extra ieaiy S34. 5O-36.50 e.
5. No. | S31. .5o-33.50: L. S. No. ! S31. So
$3.50: L. S. No. . leafy or No. green
SEQ. 50 Sc. so: L. S. No. S29-31 per ton.
No ! barley hay S3o-31; No. l oat hay
S37-3S
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-12
Miller Is SEAMAN

DIES MONIES, Ia, April IL. CUP)
Glenn Cunningham. former world
champion mile runner, became an
apprentice seaman in the navy
Wednesday
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-12

Everything's all right in Brook.
lyn. His draft board having de-
clared him AT due to baseball
injuries, Dixie Walker will be
back in right field for Dodgers.
Veteran brought $11,250,000 last
summer, highest bid in auction
inaugurating New York baseball
= Writers War Bond League q
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