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RAMBLING REPORTER

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grabbed a slab of ice from the back
of Patterson's truck and took it in
a house. This went on for some time
while Patterson laughed himself
sick. He loved seeing Massey deliver
500 pounds of ice out of the wrong
truck.
Suddenly Patterson stopped laugh
ing. He remembered that he, Pat
terson was charged for the ice but
Massey would get paid for selling
it.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-13
THE AMERICAN RED CROSS
Ell CENTRIC CHAPTER
Ell CENTRIC, CALIFORNIA

On behalf of the El Centre Red Cross
Chapter and myself as Chairman of the
Drive | wish to thank all those who
contributed so generously to the success
of the recent War Fund Campaign-to
both those who gave so much of time
and money.
This splendid cooperation makes pos
sible the continued work of the Ameri-
can Red Cross both here and abroad
w. II. TYLER JR.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-13
Strip Tease?-

The Eagles have thrown them
selves Fundamentally into the old
clothes drive. They won't let any
one attend the club dance Saturday
night without depositing at least
one garment in the collection box
at the door.
Won't it be embarrassing if some
of the dancers forget TO take some
old clothes and have to donate some
of the ones they are wearing?
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extra car making eleven cars in all.
AS the troops in their olive drab
stood at attention and the towns
folk of Warm Springs barred their
heads, the train pulled out of the
station at 11:13 am. (EWT).
RUN TO CAPITAL
The train Will make a slow run
to Washington. 1t is scheduled to
arrive in the capitals Union station
at 10 am. (EWT) Saturday.
The President died at 4:35 PM
CEWT) yesterday of a cerebral
hemorrhage that struck him 2&
hours earlier. Death came to him
in a small bedroom of THE Little
White House" at the Warm Springs
Foundation, his "other home" He
was SO.
Funeral services will be held in
the East Room of the White House
at 4 pm. (EWT Saturday. At 10
pm. the same day, the funeral par
ty Will leave washington by train
for the ancestral Roosevelt estate
on the Hudson at Hyde Park, N. Y.
It will arrive there at 8 am. (EWT)
Sunday.
The President will be buried at
10 am Sunday in the sunlit garden
between his Hyde Park home and
the Franklin ID Roosevelt lilr2rV-
4 garden bordered oy a hemlock
hedge and a profusion of rose
bushes.
After the services in the White
House on Saturday, the funeral par
ty going to Hyde Park will include
the cabinet, heads of government
agencies, group of representa-
tiveS and senators. supreme court
justices, members Of the family,
and some OF the Presidents close
friends.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-13

While Mr.. Roosevelt lay dying, a
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APDOVANOTIEJI
IL kariuomenes archyvu)

1920 metu Lapkricio II d. kautynese
ties sirvintais Lenkai smarkia sautuvu
ugnimi apsaude musu baterija ir artileri-
ninkai arkliais negalejo isvezti is pavo-
jingos vietos savo patrankos. Tuomet g.
tos baterijos grandinis Aleksandras Veta
buvo pasiustas SUI pora arkliu padeti. Jis,
neziuredamas kad arklys ant kurio jis jo-
jo, pakeliui buvo suzeistas. laiku atvyko
prie baterijos ir tue budu patranka buvo
isvezta is pavojingos vietos
" taij jis apdovanotas Vyties kry-
zium.
Buvusio Pasvalio bataliono 2 kuopos
eiliniai Povilas Kazenas, kiles is Sindriu-
nu k, Pasyalio val, ir Adolis Lazdauskas,
kiles is Talackoniu k, Pasvalio val, 1919
metQ Lapkricio IL, kautyniu metu su Ber-
montininkais ties Salociais musu 2 kuo-
pal puolant drauge SUI kitais sesiais W.
rails Isle sesi zuyo kautynese), puole pir-
myn anksciau kitu. Vokieciams staiga
padarius puolima prizes, Kazenas ir La
dzauskas pateko nelaisve., Kada Woke
ciai ware JUGS j klebonija, jiedu, pamate
is antrosios puses besiartinanti prie kle-
bonijos virsila Burkeviciu su 5 vyrais,
staiga puole variusius JUGS Vokiecius, at
eme is abieju sautuvus ir, JUGS nukove,
tuojau pat soko ant muro ir, prisideje prize
virsilos Burkeviciaus yyru,S kartu puole
Bermontininkus, isistiprinusius kleboni-
joje, il JUGS nugalejo.
Uz drasuma abu jie apdovanoti W.
ties kryziais.
L. K. Vytenio 9-to pest. pulko | kul-
kosvaidininku kuopos grandinis Juozas
Drutys 1920 metu Spaliu 10 d. kautynese
su Lenkais ties Kikeliskiu kaimu kulko-
svaidzio ugnimi issklaide du puolancius
eskadronus ir priverte JUGS pasitraukti,
paliekant savo nukautuosius ir suzeistuo-
sius.
!, " tai jis apdovanotas Vyties kry-
zium.
(Bus daugiau)
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Kane Tikras Blofas

Vietoi kittens primesti' bio
fus ir humbugus, "triju di-
dziuju" carukas Grigaitis tu-
retu paziureti ka jie musu vi
suomenei duoda uz tuos $685.
900 kuriuos isleidzia palaiky-
mui Americas Lietuviu Infor-
macijos centro.
Tas informacijos centras Sc
niau prase musu visuomenes
kad aprupintQ il ziniomis. Bet
to negavus, informacijos CEN
tras RADIO kita gausu saltini
informaciju, kurias teikia Lie
tuviams savo vardu.
Tas kitas ziniu saltinis yra
tai Office of War Information
leidziamas Washingtone neva
karo ziniu biuletenis. Kadan-
gi tame ofise susigrude komu-
nistai tam tikrais tikslais, to
ofiso (OWD vardu valdzios
kastais leidziamas ir Baltic
News Bulletin. Sulyg to blu
letenio, Lietuva, Latvija ir Es-
tia yra jau Sovietu Rusijos
teritorijos, ir biuletenis varo
bolseviku propaganda Ameri-
kos valdzios kastais, daznai ap-
rasydamas kaip graziai tos sa-
lys bolseviku tvarkomos, ko-
kie geri ju komisarai, ir tt.
Ia biuleteni gauna visos
Lietuviu laikrasciu redakcijos
ir gall tiesiog, be to brangaus
informacijos centro is to blu
letenio zinias init.
Dirvos redakcija ir Lietuvai
Vaduoti Sajungos centras jau
pernai pasidnte protesta Office
of War Information vedejams
prizes toki klastinga biuleteni
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apie Pabaltijo Sails. To biule-
(tenio siuntimas visoms Ameri-
kos laikrasciu redakcijoms da-
70 neapsakoma zala Lietuvai.
Teko matyti nekuriuos Ameri-
kos laikrascius naudojantis to
biuletenio ziniomis, ir tas da-
no ispudl kad Pabaltijo salys
labai patenkintos komunisti-
ne sovietine tvarka.
Primename kad j protesta
.aiskindamasis OWL vedejas
pripazino. jie tam Baltic News
Bulletin'ui zinias ina is Mas
kvos propagandos saltiniu if
teikia jas taip kaip jos yra, be
jokiu komentarQ. -.
NUNS gi puikiai zinoma kad
sovietams kaip tik svarbu yra
aprupinti tokius biurus if blu
letenius savo ziniomis, o musu
"gabus" biurokratai, noredami
sunaudoti is visuomenes surin-
ktu auku $4,000 informacijos
centro islaikymui, peni musu
visuomene bolsevikiskomis Ii
niomis. Jei tu owl ziniu ne
gautu tas musq garsusis infor-
maciju centras turetu uzsida-
ryti. -.
Nors soyietai jau 1910 me-
tais ivede Lietuvos zmoniu is
naikinimo, programa, ir 1914
metals sugryze j Lietuva il vi
su smarkumu vykdo, koloni-
zuodami Lietuva visokiais Ru-
sijos elementais, musu infor-
macijos centras, sarysyje su
OWL is bolseviku saltiniu pa
skleista Baltic News Bulletin'e
zinia apie sumanyma atgaben-
ii j Pabaltiji 100000 vaikl
is Rusijos gilumos, pastebi:
CAR tik nesirengia Maskvos
valdovai sia, regimai nekalta,
skraiste prisidengdami vykdy-
ii Pabalcio rusinimo plana ?''
Americas Lietuviu Informa-
cijos Centre vedejai dar abejo-
ia ar bolsevikai Lietuva kolo-
nizuos - nes taip nepasakyta
Owl biuletenio is Maskvos pa
duotos zinios.
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dymas kad musu dvasia tebera jauri Lietuvos reika
lams. Tai butu laku suteiktas atsalynas udna aida
IS Letuvos. Mes saden Lietuva yra didiausoje nela
meje, il jei dabar ktume jai nejauus kada il ga
letu bestiketi is musu suaukt jautrumo? Tat bukme
pasiryze r tvrtos dvasios ir bendras dealizmo krt
mas tenepakerta musu jiegu, tepatarnauja akstinu
tue didesniam pasiryzimui
Didieji mirusieji kuruos mes Lietuva Vaduoti Sa-
jungos seimo proga rengiames pagerbti gall bu
ii Letuvisko kantrumo ir patvarumo pavyzdziu Kick
vienas ju nenusmindamas dirbo juodzausiomis likmo
valandomis. Tat dirbkime ir mes.
Dirbdami, kovodam ir tikedami j sviesesne ateiti,
mes pagaliau laimesme - svysme Lietuva vel nepri-
klausOma.
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kaip lietuviai savo Lasve gyn9 rs metal atga|

j savo burr, kuri radau Joniskelyje, If pra-
dejau jau eiti kitas pareigas: pasidariau
turto priziuretoju ir ginklininku.
Pagaliau savo pareigas mes savano-
rial partizanai atidavem siauliu batalio-
nui, 6 musu burys gryzes uzeme vietas -
Vabalninke, Kupreliskyje, Alizave, Anita
savoje ir Geleziuose cia ejom policijos
pareigas, kol susikure komitetas Tada
mus perkele j atskira Joniskelio partizanu
bataliona, kuris tuomet stovejo Paneve-
zyje. :,
:, Batalione mes buvom tikri kareiviai
savanoriai. Kuopai vadovavo Pucekas, Q
batalionui Stepuionis. Veliau kovemes
su bolsevikais ties Obeliais If Daugpiliu.
Turmanto stotyje buvom susitike su Len
kais. Veliau kovemes ir Lenku fronte
Pagaliau name del suzeidimo visai is
kariuomenes paleido, kaip visai netinkanti
tarnybai. Kariuomeneje istarnavau be-
veik dvejus metus.
Povilas LaZdynas,
Vabalninkas.
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LIETUVOS zEMELAPIAI

sioje knygeleje telpa didels Lietuvos zene-
lapis, Kauno zemelapis, Lietuvos natal ir
saikai, miesteliu ir miestu vardai ir prie
kuriu apskriciu priklauso ir kitos Informs
cijos apie buvusia Nepriklausoma Lietuva.
(Galina siqsti paste zenklais po 5c)
kama su prisiqntimu tik $1.OO
Reikalaukit 'pirvoie'
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SIENPJOVIO DANA

(M. Dagilelis)
Linksma sienpjoveliui
Pjaut zalias Stencils, 9
Linksmina pauksteliai
Mano kieta dali.
Jau ausrele sypso,
Uztekes saulele,
Pasiemes dalgi
Eisiu j gojeli.
Nors galvuze svirsta,
Jiesko pasilselio,
Bet as sienpjovelis,
Reikia prakaituoti.
Pasipustes savo
Astria skudrunele,
Nuverciau kaip rutos
simta pradalgeliu.
Man plati krutine
Palengvel alsuoja,
Dieve duck sveikata,
Zoleles prikirsiu!
Al zibo suzibo
Uz zalios CIRCLES,
Skaiscioji saulute
Zemai uztekejo.
Ciulbo eli suciulbo
Margieji pauksteliai,
Ir rasa suzvilgo.
Skaisciuos zolyneliuos.
Linksmu sienpjoveliui
Pjaut zalias Stencils,
Linksmina pauksteliai
Mano kieta dali =,
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VAlL|GIV
GAMINIMAS
ir Nanny Prizziurejimas

Kama su prisiuntimu $I.25
Didele, ITO puslapiu knyga nurodanti kaip
gaminti visokius valgius: sudeta daugybe
receptQ .ir paaiskinimu kaip paruosti valgius
nuo paprasciausiu Xxi puosniausiu pokili4.
Visok kepsniai, pyragai, Writ ir kepti val
giai, mesos, ir tt. Kuri seimininke turf ru-
pesnio ir vargo su gaminimu valgiu, privs-
10 jsigyti sia naudnga myga.
Reikalaulit sDirvoie"
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Besisaudant NUNS pavyko keletas
bolseviku negyvai nusauti. .Galop boise
viku kulipka pataike man kairiaja kola,
sprogo ir sesiose vietose padare skyles -
net blauzdikauli perplese.
Name isveze j Joniskio ligonine, IS
ten siaulius, kur Vokietis gydytojas is
gyde. Pasveikes, kad If slubas, sugryzaa
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-15
Yanks' Cast-off
Eyes Golf Title

DAYTON, Ohio July IA. CUP)-
The roundhouse swing which wasn't
good enough to get Sammy Byrd
regular job with the Yankees
Saturday gave him a strong nance
to win COLTS most coveted prize
the National Professional Golfers
Association championship.
Byrd, baSeball's famous bench
rider of Is years ago, plays Clarence
Doser of Hartsdale, New York. in
the semifinals of the 9th PGA
classic Saturday while Claude Har-
mon of Detroit celebrates his 29th
birthday by trying to eliminate By
ron Nelson, the man to beat from
Toledo
Both Nelson and Byrd. now a pro
at Detroit, are expected to breeze
through their opponents. This would
send two of the games longest
hitters into the finals Sunday to
fight for the $4,000 in war bonds
going TO the champion.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-15
MARKETS

LOS ANGELES, July 13. UP) - Pro-
duce:
Avocados: Firm. Per ID: Anaheims'
22-25c: Queens. 23-25c; Itzmanas, 25c;
Nabals, 30-33c; DickinsOns. 15-2Oc
Beans: Steady. Per ID: Local and
San Diego Co. Kys. and yellow wax, IL
13c, few 14c
Bunched vegetables; Steady Per
crate Beets, 2-2l4 doz., l 1.00-1 25. Chard,
3 doz., 1851 1.50; green onions, doz ],
best, 45O-5.OO. fair 3.50-4.00; parsley. &
doz, 1901 80: radishes small red. 6
doz. 15O-2OO Ord. low as 100; white.
q doz.. 5O200; spinach, doz., loo-
200; turnps 2-2h doz., l00-150
Carrots: Dull Iced crates, 6 doz.
Cauiflower Firm. San Luis Obispo
Co. lettuce crates untrimmed. mostly
225.
Celery: Steady Pascal Venice, 20-in.
crates, 2.5O-325; Sturdee crates Venice.
40O-5OO.
Corn: Steady San Joaquin Valley
Golden Cross. crates, 5 doZ.. 3.75-4.o0.
Eggplant: Dull. Coachella Valley, per
H., SIC: some hOldoverS and ord. low
as SOC crate.
Lettuce: Stronger. Dry pack Santa
Maria and Watsonvile crates, i doz.
1854 90; late sales high as 4.10.
Peas: Firm. Idaho bu. tubs. 3-45.
Squash: Steady. White summer San
Diego Co. lugs. 1.25-l.50. Italian San
Diego Co. lugs. 1880.
Tomatoes: Stronger. San Joaquin Val
ley lugs. 5X6 and larger 3.50-4Uu some
best high as $50; 6x6, 3.00-3.50.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-15
Coastiin9
Along
Bv ED EMERY

BERKELEY. Cal July IA. up
Maj BrutuS Hamilton. Uniyer-
sity of California's track and field
coach for ten years before he went
overseas for two years as an Eighth
Air Force intelligence officer, prob
ably will be at the helm again for
the Golden Bears cCme next spring
Hamilton is now at home in
Berkeley on furlOugh, re-visiting
his familiar haunts. And if the
normal course of events is followed
in his case. he will be out of uni
fern in time to handle the 1916
California tracksters.
The popular mentor, who steered
Archie Williams to an Olympic
championship and coached world
titleholders Grover Klemmer and
Hal Davis, will take over again
from his former assistant, Al Ra-
gan
Clint Evans, Cal graduate man.
ager, says beth Hamilton and Ra-
gan will continue on the Berkeley
coaching staff when Hamilton re-
turns, but is the first TO admit that
some other university may bid for
Ragans talents.
AL who performed for California
under longtime Coach Walter
Christie. has been with the Bear
coaching staff since he graduated
in 1928, as fires hman and assistant
varsity coacn and headman during
Hamiltons absence And while his
heart belongs to Berkeley, his ca
reer may take him elsewhere
Christie the grand old man Of
California athletics with 80 years
as track coach, is still keeping his
hand in Bear sports affairs. The
best golf ball retriever in the state,
he lives near the Alameda golf
course and is a familiar figure on
the links.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-15
Bay State Bids
For Master
Aviation Center

BOSTON, July IA. CUP)-Mas-
sachusetts is bidding to become
the No l East Coast air terminal
after the war.
The state has authorized a SIS
100000 bond issue to expand the
Logan International Airport at
East Boston into one of the
greatest in the WCrld' The ulti-
mate cost of the expansion, how
ever, probably will be double this
amount
According to present plans. the
airport will be expanded from 300
to 1000 acres Three huge run
ways, each more than a mile and q
half long and $50 feet wide at the
surface. are expected to be con-
structed before December These
runways will be large enough to
accommodate the worlds largest
planes. A new administration
building and 20 air stations also
will be built.
The actual construction of addi-
tions at the airport will result in
changing the topography of East
Boston. Governors Island, Apple
Island and the Orient Heights Hill
are to be leveled to fill in the ex-
pansion site.
Estimates CT business passing
through the renovated air termi-
nal are staggering. In 10 years, it
is estimated that 100000 domes-
tic air passengers per year will use
the airport: 10000 transoceanic
air passengers; 10000 tons of do
mestic air cargo; $500 tons of
transoceanic air cargo; 100000
pounds of domestic air mail and
100000 pounds Of transoceanic
air mail
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-15
". Y. STOCKS

NEW YORK. July l3. CUPI Stocks
turned irregular lower late Friday on
week end profit taking
Volume ran neck and neck with that
Of the previous session when the days
turnover was $40, 900 shares. Earlier
forenoon the dealings were the smallest
since April 10 with prices irregularly
higher.
Net changes in most sections Of the
market were small. Exceptions included
Guantanamo Sugar Preferred which
reached a new high at 2l6A. up 5l4, on
acceptance by stockholders of a recap
Itaization plan American WOolen lost
2 points while Union Pacific gained q
Bond Stores Preferred slipped off 3 points
and losses Of point or more We're noted
in ChrySler. Monsato Chemical Preferred
{. Schenley. Timken Detroit Axle, and
United States Steel.
Electric Power ST Preferred rose 2&
and gains Of a point or better were made
by Crucibe Steel Preferred. Century Rib
bon Mills, Jones & Laughlin Preferred A,
Keystone Steel. and Lone Star Cement
Packing stocks had large turnover; VIII
son made a new high and Armour equal
ed its top. Columbia Gas and United
Corporation led the utilities in sales and
each equaled its top. Oils lost frac-
lions. Airlines held steady to a point
easier in TransContnenta and Western
All Motors were mixed and quieter than
yesterday Rails held in q narrow
IanEe Pan-American Airways continued
active.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-15
The ST. ISlIZlS
CHRISTOPHER SLATED
TO PLAY WITH ANGELS

LOS ANGELES, July IA. UPl-
Centerfielder Lloyd Christopher, last
seasons sensation with the Seattle
Rainiers, Saturday was expected to
join the lineup Of the seenth-place
Los Angeles Angels baseball club
Wednesday for the opening game
Of the Sacramento series. The lank
and lean Christopher, whose hus-
tling last year with Seattle won him
berth with the Boston Red Sox,
was obtained Friday from the Chi
cago Cubs. A bad knee kept him
out of Sox play most of the season
and he was grabbed off by the
Cubs en- waivers.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-15
GUM WRAPPED FAST

SPRINGFIELD, Mas, July a.
CUPl-It's not apparent when you
unwrap a piece Of chewing gum
but one Of the fastest mechanical
operations known is involved in
wrapping the gum, the Package
Machinery Co. reports. The ma
chine is one and a half pound
steel tumble wheel, three inches
in diameter and four inches long
that stops and starts 1900 times
minute. The wheel contains four
equidistant slots and a stick of
gum and paper are placed in each
as it stops four times during one
revolution. Another part of the
machine stacks the sticks, regis
ters a wrapper and turns out 240
packages a minute.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-15
L. A. LIVESTOCK

Los ANGELES, July II. CUP, - Live
stock:
Cattle Salable 400. active. strong. odd
good steers, 1850; three loads medium
Mexican type steers II 50: common
1850; medium to good heifers, l4-16. so:
common to medium cows, 10 50-l3 few
good l375-ld2 25: Gamers and cutters.
iJU-9 80: medium to good bulls, 12-14:
cutter and common. 9-ll.50. Calves:
Salable 50, fully steady; medium to
choice small lots, 1916, odd 1850
Hogs: Salable $50, supply largely
feeder pigs; few 2OO-350 pound barroWs
ana gifts steady and 157 IS. ceiling; odd
soWs and stays. 10 few good to choice
~eighty feeder pigs, 2l25; bulk. un-
sold
Sheep Salable none good to choice
spring lambs nominally quoted to l6 25.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-15
Britain Lists
War Casualties
AT 1,427,b34

LONDON. July IA CUP) - The
British empires price for survival
in five years and eight months Of
war was revealed officially for the
first time Friday as 1.427.634 per
sons killed. wounded or missing
The toll included 532.2 .233 dead or
missing and presumed dead, and
559,372 wounded.
Washington dispatches said yes
terday the United States combat
casualties had reached Loaf $50, in
Guiding 2430e3 killed.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-15
S99 TIP PART OF LOOT

HOUSTON. Tex. July IA. CUP)-
Keep the change for a tip said
the stranger as he handed a S1O0
bill to restaurant cashier Emma
Warren to pay for q Accent lunch.
The puzzled cashier showed the
bill to detective.
Her tip went glimmering; the
money was part Of $3.50 stolen
from 4 Houston barber.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-15
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO, July IA. rUPD Hedge selling
in wheat, profit-taking and a tw0-cent
break in Minneapolis oats. impaired an
easier tone to these futures on the Board
Of Trade Saturday Rye closed irreg-
ularly higher with strength centered in
July. Corn maintained ceilings.
Wheat finished the day off as-1as
cents a buShel; corn unchanged; oats off
Asi2: rye up l cent to off q, and
barley off A-A
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-15
MAKES PLANE MODELS
NO BIGGER THAN THUMB

NEW ORLEANS, July IA. ,Up
Making scale models Of varIou.
Consolidated Vultee airplanes !.
part Of Frank G. Phelps Job a-
the big PLY plant here and hls
hobby before and after workMa
hours.
He works painstakingly to Er
them correct, from the little job.
about as big as mans thumb ut
Gath Of an inch to the foot d.
the larger models which scale
about l 8th Of an inch to the foor
II he can't see the real plane
he studies a picture and reads ali
available material before starting
Loyal, Phelps makes models ol
only Consolidated planes.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-15
JOYCE DEFEATS RUFFIN
ON SPLIT DECISION

NEW YORK, July a. CUP)-A
September re-match was planned
Saturday to settle the freak dis
agreement over Friday nights light
weight bout at Madison Square
Garden in which browns skinned
Willie Joyce squeezed through with
4 split 12-round decision over Bob
by Ruffin.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-15
POULTRY & EGGS

POULTRY PRICES. (Al points Imperial
Valley OPA Maximum set Oct. II. 1913
First price-At ranch to wholesaler or re-
taller. Second pT1ce-Delivered to whole
saler or retailer. Third price-At ranch
to consumer:
Broilers, Leghorns. under 2H pounds
soc; 2h to 3 pounds, 29c; fryers. 3 to 4
pounds, 29c: roasters, all weights. &c.
all weights. 25hc; ducks, all sizes. 25c
rabbits. unoer 6 pounds. 0-24c.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-15
L. A. STOCKS

Los ANGELES, July - UUPI-Tradng
was heavy Friday on the Los Angeles
Stock Exchange as 40, 400 shares changed
hands. Nine issues We're up. six down
and seven unchanged The list
Republic Petroleum. 100 at IN, down
* Universal Consolidated 100 at 1875 .
down x Southern California Edison 6
per cent. 100 at 81 =. up "a 5l2 per cent.
100 at 307z, unchanged; Aerion. 100 at
"a. up l. Berkey-Gay, 100 at On
down ~ Barker Bros. 100 at 27Ie up
'~, Lane Wells, 100 at 49,. unchanged
Monogram. 300 at As. Unchanged: Men
aSco, 100 at 2.9O. down .O5; Northrop
100 at So up, h.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-15
Next'Fight Card
Slated July q

The Ell Centre Stadium will be
dark Monday night. No boxing
card is scheduled until July %, it
was announced On that night
Bill Campbell, the man from Braw-
ley, will be in the main event
matched against a contender to be
named probably a coast fighter.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-15
TREES STYMIE SWEEPER

ANDERSON, Ind, July II. CUP)
"A street sweeper. costing several
thousand dollars, was too modern
for Andersen. 1t was SO tall that
overhanging tree branches kept it
from reaching curbs. So the city
had to spend several hundreds of
dollars to trim the trees through
out miles Of streets.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-15

LOS ANGELES. July l3. UPI-Eggs
Wholesale prices consumer grade: Large
Grade A Az, Grade B 42E; medium
Grade A Al Il small Grade A BIZ.
Candled eggs to retailers Large
Grade AA. cases 50; cartons So; medium
Grade AA, cases 43, cartons 45 large
Grade A. cases 48. cartons so: medium
Grade A, cases 43, cartons 45; small
Grade A. cases 49, cartons Al; large
Grade B, cases "a. cartons 46
Retail prices to consumers tcartonl
Large Grade AA So; medium so large
Grade A So; medium so; small 46 large
Grade 50.
Butter and poultry unchanged at cell
ingS.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-15

The Woman's touch is the thing.
Industry seeks women to work on
production which requires a deft-
ness OF touch, and the sureness
women exhibit in handling tiny
particles prove them the best bet
for such delicate work.