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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-08
MARCH Il TO APRIL 20

Aries-Should be excellent day
for both personal and business
affairs. Endeavor 10 put best
effort in action, il will repay yQu
twofold.
APRIL n TO MAY 20
Tdurus-Planetary influences
fine. Don't falter, nor bubble
over u n important matters.
Tackle biggest and hardest prob
lens, you can make n OF a b | e
gains now.
MAY 2f TO JUNE 2i
Gemini-Avoid needless waste
and haste and your results will
be better, particularly those
closest 10 home, loved ones and
routine work. Stick consistently
until finished.
JUNE 22 TO JULY 20
Cancer - Generous auspicious
aspects all day. Be optimistic,
move easily without strain or
tenseness. Relax in free time
and enjoy some pleasant diver
tisement, romance.
JULY Il TO AUG. %
Leo - No ime for hasty
chances or hsppy-go-lucky atti-
tude Reflect carefully before
acting. especially in matters of
personal nature, with opposite
sex, loved ones.
AUG. p TO SEPT. %
Virgo-Make quick survey of
possibilities, the opposition is
throwing m a good measure Of
common sense and proceeding
with confidence.
SEPT. u TO OCT. %
Libro-You'll find day espe-
cially favorable for industrial
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-08

1T COSTS so little to crochet
scarfs and mats in double string
they look so luxurious when
done. Why not start a set now?
They're easy to do and you'll
find them so useful. Pattern
9l3 has directions for scarfs.
mats, stitches; list of materials.
This pattern, together with a
needlework pattern of useful
and decorative motifs for linens
and garments, Is cents.
Send Is cents in coins for
every Laura Wheeler pattern.
Write name and address plainly.
Send your order 10 the Laura
Wheeler Pattern Department,
1925 Times Square. Detroit 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-08
Sweet Corn

u When later / walked the rows
OF hybrid sweet corn with John
McCabe. and examined the
yields from the various rows all
husked and placed in fats AZ
the end of each row. | told him
that we were growing Golden
Cross Bantam for the first time
this year and were wondering
A. the poorly developed kernels
in many of the ears. We had
checked back over our part in
the growing and had wondered
where We had failed.
Mr.. McCabe is a specialist in
hybrid coTns, so knows all the
answers He pointed out that
the uneven formation was due
10 faulty fertilization and Sug-
geSted that the ears might have
been too close 10 the stalk for
the pollen 10 have fully pene-
trated the silk. Once again /
felt much better.
So maybe this article Will
straighten out a few things for
some of you folks and will, in
turn, make you feel a lot better.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-08

and mechanical matters. Adver-
Using, interests Of the future
sponsored.
OCT. % TO NOV. 22
Scorpio 49, Vibrations good to
the last minute for your sound
progressive issues, promoting
postwar essentials and projects
for general benefit of all.
NOV. % TO DEC. &c
q Sdgittdrius-Be most discreet,
sagacious in money matters,
transactions Of long obligatory
running. Treat every problem
separately and cautiously.
DEC. 2S TO JAN. Fl
Capricorn - Less enervating
period than appears on the sur
face. Don't let irritating cir
cumstances deter your original
purpose.
JAN. 22 TO FEB. 20 .
Aqudrius - Some unfriendly
indications, perhaps more on the
personal side than for financial
undertakings. Much depends on
your Interpretation, so think be-
fore acting.
FEB. 81 TO MARCH 30
Pisces - Favorable planetary
rays. Should afford an easy
gallop 10 fine achievement. Good
time TO talk over foundation for
future security.
YOU. BORN on this date:
Intelligent, wholesome individ-
ual, generous in service 10 hu-
mainly and its causes. Higher
education will fit you for greater
position of trust. You belong
where capability and integrity
are vital. Curb being too imagi-
native or sensitive.
Copyright. 1874. by KING Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-08
Spicy Pot Roast

pint vinegar
] quart water
i cloves
2 bay leaves
| teaspoon salt
] tablespoon sugar
4 pounds pot-roast
Flour =
Lard or drippings
2 cups diced carrots
2 cups sliced onions.
Combine vinegar. water,
cloves. bay leaves and season
ings. pour over beef and let
stand overnight. Pour off liquid
in the morning and save.
Dredge meat with -four, brown
in hot fat in heavy kettle; add
2 cups Of the spiced vinegar,
carrots and onions. Cover and
cook slowly about 3 TO 3i2 hours
or until tender.
Be sure 10 cook pot-roast
slowly. Some cooks prefer TO
slip a rack under the meat
TO prevent IL from getting too
brown. Serves s.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-08
Seed
Varieties
BY ISABEL FUCKER
Detroit Times Garden Editor

A PERSON buying seeds just
naturally expects results-and
A these are not Forthcoming, he
lust as naturally blames it on
his own doings. Either he didn't
do something he should have. or
he did do something that should
not have been done.
Somehow il never occurs TO
most gardeners that the choice
of a particular variety may not
have been too good, or that out
side factors may have been re-
sponsible for lack of yield.
I'd like 10 give two examples
today, in an effort 10 make
folks who have not always sue
ceeded feel a little better. The
first has TO do with a flower,
the second with a vegetable.
Scarlet Flax
Seeing a row of lovely green
plants at the Oakview Seed
Breeding Farm, one OF which
bore a handsome scarlet flower,
I asked whats this? ?" That's
one of the Linums" was the
answer. Now Linum is the Latin
name for flax and the flower
color identified the kind imme-
diately in my mind. So I said
ooh. yes, scarlet flax" and then
proceeded TO remark that / had
grown il several times without
getting any flowers at all and
audibly wondered what was the
matter with me.
Much TO my surprise, Mr.. w.
y. Berry who oversees all the
tests Of annual flowers, told me
that scarlet flax is shy bloom
or in this climate, that he
doubted If the whole row (about
so feet long, would produce 100
blooms.
Well. you see, il wasn't me or
my growing methods that were
at fault at ALT was the
choice OF scarlet flax 10 begin
with. That made me feel much
better.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-08
Horoscope BY Frances Drake

Look the Section in Which Your Birthday Comes aud Find
What Your Outlook Is, According to the Stars
For Friday Sept g. 1871
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-08
Beef Pot Roast

4 pounds chuck pot-roast
3 tablespoons drippings
Salt and pepper
y cup water
S carrots
6 onions.
Brown meat in drippings.
Season TO taste. Add water,
cover tightly and place in slow
oven 300 degrees and cook 3
hours, adding more water from
time TO time, If necessary.
About ] hour before meat is
done put carrots and onions in
the covered pan with the pot
roast. Put potatoes on rack in
the oven TO bake al the same
time.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-08
Pot Roast
Recipes
BY PRUDENCE PENNY

We EFT ABLE S CAN be
cooked in the same utensil with
a pot-roaSt 10 save dish wash
ing and extend the meat. Vege-
tables cooked in the pot become
enriched in flavor and satisfy
the family's craving for meat
with smaller portions of the
meat itself.
When the pot-roaSt meal Is
cooked in the oven, some home
makers prefer 10 serve baked
potatoes for a contrast in tex
ture 10 the vegetables cooked
with the meat. In this case, the
gravy made with pot-roast
liquid can be used 10 season the
separately cooked potatoes.
A pot-roast meal usually
means that there viii be suf-
ficient meat left over 10 serve
as the main course for other
meals.
There are many cuts Of beef
suitable for a pot-roaSt. Among
them are beef chuck, beef rump.
English cut. and heel Of round.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-07
Seek 10 Prevent
Sporfsmen Show

CampbeH-Fairbanks Expeditions,
Inc. nlcd suit today IN circuit
court TO RESTRAIN the Michigan
Spor,,mens and Boat Show, Inc.
from putting on "a show at Olym-
pla beginning April IS
The CampheIi-FajrbankS firm
claims In ITS action that William
Pau president and director Of
the SporSmcn SHOW, was assoc
cated with them when they
staged am annual exposition under
The name of Michigan Sportsnnen' S
and Boat SHOW and that Pau
persuaded them 20 drop the ven
ture for the duration
Now they claim, Pau has con-
spirod with the rival organization
20 put ON the show.
Judge Richter granted an order
calling on Pau 10 show cause
Why his ORGANIZATION should moi
be prevented from opening It's
exposition.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-07
Workers Idea Earns $584

SOUTH BEND. Ind, April :
tCPD Stanley koSclak a wa
worker. received S5Si from Bendr
Aviation Corp. fyr developing an
automatic switch which prevents
precision drills from breaking in
the manufacture OF carhuretorS
The drill is stopped automatically
If a casting moves as much as the
width of a sheet of paper
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-07
Industries
Give Plots

ctae tho necessity Of add
uonaI victory gardens this year.
the department Of parks and
recraauon to-day announced a
pgogram al cooperation with in
ausuaI plants In the area.
9ahcS Fisher technical advisor
ot the victory garden program,
revealed that thc Chysler Corp
Packard Motor Car Co. and the
Briggs Manufacturing Co have
agreed 10 aud in securing plots
and promote gardening among
employees
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-07

LivermOre, Pvt. Edward D.
Mrs. Mildred Livermo ore,
mother, 1864 Chamberlain, De-
troit.
Robinson, Pvt. Donald B.
Mrs. Yvonne Robinson, wife,
Lansing.
Robinson, Pvt. Rex W.-MrS.
Atholyn Robinson, wife, Battle
Creek.
schultz, Pfc. George J.-Mrs.
Jennie Schultz, mother, Flint.
Searight, ID 1t. William H
Mrs. Jeanne Searight, mother,
FentOn.
Seymour, Pvt. Gerald j.
Mrs. Carrie Seymour, mother,
ESCanaba.
SobOlewski, Pfc. Boleslava =.
Mrs. Alice S OBJ ol SIX /,
mother, Ironwood.
Wall, It's JarOn AIRS.
Lila Wall, mother, Flint.
rH 7, 1914
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-07
NO INTENT TO STRIKE
Skin Stops Ice Forming

AKRON, O, April Z (UPl --
An electrically heated propeller
skin today is being credited with
preventing the formation Of ice on
plane propellerS. The new safety
device is manufactured with a spe-
cial conductive synthetic rubber.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-07
ARMY WOUNDED
Mediterranean Area

BAH. sgt. Nelson G.-MrS.
Eva BAH mother. 1884 DIX
Toledo road Wyandottc.
Cooper, Pvt. Robert R.z~Mrs.
Sophie MaranaWsN, sister,
1882 Albion Detroit.
Derrer. Pvt Robert - Mrs,
Maude l.. DcrTer, mother Man
celona
Gladstone, Pvt. Lyle E.-MrS.
Daisy b. Gladstone, mother
Lansing.
Irrer. TJ5 Harold H.--Fred
Irrer father. Unionville.
Iathrop, Pvt. John E.--MrS.
Dorothy Lathrop, wife, Cold
water
Leversee. rs Garold t.
Mrs. Anna LeyerSee, mother,
Coolies.
- FRIDAY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-07
Carriage Men
Accept Raise

Members OF local 900 t.f}
csrtare division nj rho Tcamstrfs
Union. All. h7tc ,oV5 70 accept
n1anaeements offer III Use cents
an hour pay Heroase- James
H0fa secretary treasurer 70o
intornatorl representative n.
nounced today
The operators, proposal also in,
cludcd provisions Joy tme aul "a
half after nDC hour tft ana
tme and hli after 81 hours
with the guarantee ot a r.rmlm
fNc-hour caN
ISSUES STATEMENT
Endeavornr 90 ,pae umors
mat STT77 -I rrJ-rr t-ttt-7 fi--''
during negotiations. iloi1 ISSUED
the following statement
at . meeting of Local 200
Tuesday night the membership
Of the city carriage division
voted n accept proposed
settlement OF their contract,
which had heCn i'm negotiation,
and voted Ia accept the opera
tors proposal The member
ship agreed 20 60 To the War
Labor Board and file a form
10 jointly with the operators
on the following basis:
No INTENT TO STRIKE
Five cents AN hour overall
for all truck drivers and dock
men, time and half after a
nine-hOur dsV and time and a
falf after tS-hour week with
the guarantee of minimum
five-hour day. There Is no in
tention ~ strike, threat of
strike, showdown eF work stop
page.
"Our truck drivers stand
ready. willing and able 10 de-
liver slI freight essential 90 the
war effort"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-07
w. Honor Roll
~ Official Casualty List

Lists for Michigan as
Of kin have been notified
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-07

IS issued by the government after the next
4
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-25
GoIfdom Eyes 2
Stellar Matches

the pressure is on him and that he
is the "underdog," but in spite of
the fact that he will have a rough
afternoons work thiS own words
he doesn't intend to relax. He
pointed out that not only are the
odds on Blalack. the Yuma war
horse, but that Vic always plays his
best in a tourney.
On the other hand Birchfield
who carries the trophy out to the
club Saturday. intends that he shall
carry it back home That spot on
the home shelf is going to be kept
ready and besides it looks hand
some there, Jersey says.
So take your choice on which
match you wish to follow Saturday
afternoon and you may be assured
you'll see Some excellent golf.
In the ladies' flight the Bush
ard-RobcrtS match remained to be
played before Saturdays semi
finals as did the Mrs Fred Smith
Mrs. Iva Clark quarter-final match.
This flight was rained out last
Sunday afternoon. This week Mrs.
Babe Stevens defeated Kate Beal
1-up. and Mrs. Dewitt defeated
Mrs. Helen Burke 80. Dewitt will
be matched with the Bushard-
Roberts winner and Stevens with
the Smith-Clark winner.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-25
N. Y. STOCKS
By UNITED PRESS

NEW YORK. Feb. . eUPl-Stocks ad-
Vanccd Friday when the senate overrode
the PRESIDENTS tax bill veto and made that
measure law Trading picked up after
the vote although volume for the session
was well below Thursdays 1lo2'l 100
shares
While the rise in the leading issues Mas
small. the general average for the mar
kei was around the best level since July
25. 1913 The utility average made new
3-Ncar high and the rail average was
around It's best level since 1887.
Low-priccd utilities which appeared on
large blocks led the market in turnover.
Columbia Gas was in top place among
The actiVcS which included Engineers
PublCi Service, Commonwealth s. South
crn. United Corporation, Delawaff & Hud
son, American Distillng. Southern Rail-
way and Hercules Motors. A block of
10000 shares OF United Corporation ap-
peared.
Stcels were narrow movers while
motors were steady 10 firm. Liquors
strengthened with gains of l to 8 POINTS
in American Distiling plain, SChenlcy,
and Park d Tilford. Macy made new
high in a firm mercantile section.
The preliminary closing Dow-Jones aN-
eragcs: Industrial 1866. off O.u2; rail
IS. Ga. off o10; utility 2352, up o.l3:
and 65 stocks 40 ~, unchanged.
Sales amounted 20 900, 1S6. compared
with l16511O Thursday. Curb turnover
totaled 3i7.39O shares compared with
319. .945 Thursday.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-25
M A R KETS
POULTRY te EGGS

This Sc ,dule or Wholesale Retail Egg
prices is the maximum and the most that
may be charged and is copied from OPA
Order No. 333. An additional 2C may he
charged for cartoned eggs, properly mark
ed as 10 size and grade, and cartoned
prior 70 sale:
EGGS: Effective Feb. n: Large A eggs
Loose 44c. .earionod 4ec Medium a
ECgs-LooSe 40c, cartoncd 42c. Small A
Eggs--Loose SOC, cartoned 32c.
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 &c above.
Assorted eggs OF Med. a, or c eggs &c
less than large Assorted eggs of Small
A. B. or c SC less than large of sa'-
POULTRY PRICES: tAn points Imperial
Valley oPA Maximum set Oct L. 1913
First price-At Ranch to Wholesaler or
Retailer. Second price = Delivered to
Wholesaler or Retailer. Third price-At
ranch 10 consumer:
Broilers, Leghorns. under "a lbs SOC
"a to lbs, 29c: fryers 3-l lbs. 29c;
roasters. all weights. 29c; fowl. Leghorn'
ali weights 25iSc: colorcd, all weights
25 &c; ducks. all sizes 25c; rabbits under
) lbs, 22-24c-
LOS ANGELES. Feb. - up EGGS;
Wholesale prices, consumer grade L1IEc'
Grade A 39-4Oc; Grade 5 23-S5c; medium,
Grade A 32-32l4c. small, Grade y
- = -25c.
Canded graded eggs TO retailers: Large.
Grade "A 44-45C: Grade A Al-43C, Grade
& S5-37c: medium. Grade a S3-35c
Retail prices to consumer: Large Grade
AA $3.50; Grade A i7-50C; Grade 40
45c: medium. Grade AA 39-iIc; Grade y
3q-42c: small. Grade 4 2S-32c.
Butter unchanged at OPA ceilings.
turkeys. poultry and game unchanged
ai ceilings.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-25
Golf Club Maps
New Roll Plans

The Barbara Worth Country
club is in the healthiest and best
financial condition today than at
any other time in its history"
Bob Fahs. club secretary said
Friday that the country club, scene
of the Imperial Valley Golf tourna-
ment which goes into the semi
finals Saturday and the finals
SUNDAY afternoon. will be hosts to
hundreds of people who will gallery
they top-flight players competing
for the valley championship and
championship of the five mems
flights and one ladies flight.
He said that this year the club
will offer limited number of full
memberships. preferably to those
players now holding player right
privileges.
"Player-right privileges will be
eliminated entirely at the end of
the present season" he said, and
from then on only regular men,
bers or green-fee players will be
admitted to play at the club"
This move is made in an effort to
interest more younger men in
taking out memberships to the club
instead CT the playing privilege for
the winter months. Any money
paid in now against player-right
privileges will be applied against
membership if any such player de-
cides to become a full-member, he
said. The fiscal year ends May 81
With an investment conservative
" figured at $4,000 for the hand
some, well-furnished club house
and the 80 acres of grounds, the
club has been one of the outstand-
ing recreational centers in this
area. The club has maintained its
course in a playable condition for
II months of the year the past two
years thus increasing its value both
from a recreational point of view
and as an asset to the county.
particularly the area including
Holtville, FL Centro and southern
Imperial Valley.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-25
BY JAMES $. SHEEHY

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 25 CUP)
Office of Defense Transportation
was perhaps the most interested,
most silent observer in the now its
Tacoma, now its Sacramento fight
to get or keep franchise in the
Pacific Coast Baseball league.
When cafe owner Yubi Separo-
vich and sports editor Dick Ed
monds of Sacramento laid S53. 900 in
small checks before league heads at
Los Angeles you can wager
directors were relieved of mill stones
that might have sunk them in a
transportation morass.
ODT might have booted-out the
schedule if Roger Peck's Tacoma
interests took over the Sacramento
franchise. Just too much, extra
travel involved!
Damon Miller, business manager
and secretary of the San Francisco
Baseball club, got migraine head
aches trying to shape a Tacoma"
schedule, at the behest of Clarence
Qost my pants Rowland, league
president. Miller knows his num-
bers and can checker board them
with experts
"Brother-You ask me did Damon
get headache?", spoke Jack NC
Donald, Seals publicity director. at
was murder!"
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-25
Here's Something
New for hoopers

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. %. tUP'
= Basketball scorekeepers "a X e
warning:
The University of San Francisco
Army quintet and Salinas Army
Air Base will play a game here
Sunday in which players will be
allowed to shoot at either basket.
The idea, suggested by 1t. George
Wells. would permit team A, having
the ball out of bounds after team
B has made a goal, to shoot at
either basket after first taking the
ball out as far as the center OF
the court.
Wells thinks the innovation will
nullify set defenses and advantages
gained by extraordinarily tall guards
now stationed under their goals to
bat down field goals. What harrass-
ed scorekeepers will think is an
other matter.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-25
BY OLE NORDLAND

While Jerry Fox is trying
to trip last years champion,
Jersey Birchfield. in the
Semi-finalS set for Saturday
afternoon, the eyes of Impe-
rial Valley golfdom are not
missing the equally big spot
light event of the week-Vic
Blalack'S match with For
rest Manley.
Vic Blalack twice has won the
Fred Bright championship trophy
and should he beat Manley and
then the championship Sunday, he
will retire the trophy. The ques-
ton is therefore. can and will he
do it
Nanley intends to fight for the
match. The Holtyillc man realizes
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-25
L. 4. PRODUCE

LOS ANGELES Feb. p tUP1-FSAINS:
PUNCHED VEGETABLES: Slightly weak
or. Beets dOz. 2OC-2.25; carrots 1.9O;
Arizona 1852 90, iced crts. Imperial 3.95,
Coachella 36o-3.75; chard l5o-l-15;
green onions 750-S.oO; Imperial 500
$50; radishes 250-3.OO; spinach I3c-
l.25. Coachela and Imperial 80;
turnips 1.50-1.75.
CABBAGE: Weaker; Cannonball 1,75-
.. 90; San Luis Obispo 100; Imperial Val
ley |. .25-I.35. san Luis Obispo l. .3o.
LETTUCE: Stronger. Imperial $50
3.s5, IS 225-2. 50; Blythe Is 3.5o-3.T5, IS
>. .75-S.2 .25. Yuma Is 3.25-3.75, iced In
perial IS 2.5O-3.OO; Blythe 5s 3.oO-3.7o
is 3.50-4.o0.
l4Ie-15c; Imperial 14.9-l5c, China Coach
ella 35-40c, sugar 25c.
SQUASH: White summer Imperial I.OO-
o.: Italian Imperial 6.00-6.5O, San Diego
lugs 55o-6.oO. No. IS 2.50-3.2o' banana
TONAT0FS: Imperial 45O 12s 425-
4.35. los 3.5O-3.75, Dos 2.75-3.UO: loose
Tugs 2.50-3OO; loose crts. 2.OO-3.Oo.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-25
L. A. LIVESTOCK

LOS ANGELES Feb. - tUPl-FSMNS:
CATTLE: Salable 300, fairly active on
cows. little done on few steers and
hcifcrS offered prices largely steady; lew
common 10 medium steers 1l.ou-13.5O,
pest held above I.15; common 10 medium
heifers Il 5O-13: medium to good COWS
ll.75-13.I5: common down TO 80; can
ners and cutters 6.50-9 80: common bulls
g. .5O-lO15; odd good beef bulls 12.35.
CALVES: SalaDle 2oi fully steady; lew
good to choice vealerS ll-l6.
HOGS: Salablc ! 200: including SIN
loads bought 10 arrive al Is; market sales
about steady; medium TO good lSU-2su
lbs. rail and truck-in hogs l4.2o-li.to;
few medium 3OU-330 lbs. l.. so; common
TO good Sows Gil.
SfEEP: Salable 500. nothing offered
for sale as yet; good TO choice wooded
lambs quoted l5-l5.50; and good ewes
around S25
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-25
l.. A. STOCK

Los ANGELES, Feb. = tUPl = Eight
stocks showed a slight range in mid
morning sales on the Los Angeles Stock
Exchange totaling $3.50. Six issues were
down and eight remained unchanged.
The list: Central Investments 30 at %.
unchanged: Blue Diamond 100 al l95, up
5 cents; ransamcrica 100 at 81. un-
changed Southern California Edison Co
100 at 23&, up a Southern Pacific 100
al 29ia. up "a Bolsa Chica OIL 200 at
/. 40 up cents; Sinclair Oil 100 al II,
up u Richfield OIL 100 at 9. unchanged;
Republic Petroleum 100 at 6ls, un-
changed; Standard Oil 100 at 379>. up \;
Union oil 100 at 49,. unchanged; Uni
Versal Consolidated 100 at 12l4. down /
Lockheed 100 at 175s. down =; MenaScO
200 al los. down 10 cents: Ryan 100 al
3& down 4
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-25
SPORTS PARADE

Up, and S. Fineberg's Aerial Flight.
Should Director J. E. stage a con-
vincing triumph tomorrow. his
future book price for the May 9th
Kentucky classic probably will be
pared from ISL TO a quotation that
will put him close behind 1t. c. V.
Whitney's Pukka Gin. current fav-
orite at 6-1 and George ID. Widen
er'S Platter, now 81.
Anyway, the inside info from
Washington says that j. Edgar
Hoover is mighty interested in the
Flamingo; and that he is pardon
ably proud of his nameSake's APP
parently ability-much more ability
than that possessed by two pre-
vious namesakeS. J. Edgar Fl. and
Jehoover both of whom turned out
to be mere platers.