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ROOMS EURkIsHEp-MD. and VA.

1923 18th ST. n, Arlington-Laree front
r9Hm; R1r close SShI to LOG ,, bus $40 GL 15oi
Of piano and garden. unlim. phone: on bus
line; line; gentle home; references; S6b mo
home. unlimited phone; excellent bus sery.
iss; walking walking distance distance Of Arlinston Hall
1853 ~ North oiii iT4e THYLoR 1Sso' ST, Arlington
Va;-Attractive double room, twin beds
ss home eaf For osers Dss ess essh pr
oricer and wife. employed; $50. See Sum
day 10 am; to pm;
tleman wanting something extra attractive.
single room with bath bath; l blk. from bus
ssSG SEsRBY " vaGnGsual al soss estate, suite of
srms:; private entrance, porch and bath;
fireplace, ANTIQUES quiet; lovely setting;
SFARsY RfFS0n s2f Eft ok Sse
Ge te Navy
n S' mo Sa' g Sos S4snsxa n esed Mash ST.
1918 18th ST. NO, Arlington-chserful
Fsnsp e1a 1an Taa S5 n GH DhRae 1916
NICE front room, twin beds, new house,
new furniture blss bus line and bust Isl
!!s,' ssasss as5 ssa IS H. Arlington
room Tor 0fhcer, convenient PentagOn,
Navy, Arlington Hall: $40 mo- CHI. 1919.
1907 BRADDOCK RD., Alexandria, Va
Rm,, suitable for ! or 2, st floor. next to
bath. all modern Improvements; $50 dou-
BILE. $50 single. Alexandria 4477 after $50.
1 NORRIS DR., Kensfngt ton. Md.-Double
rm, employed couple or l or . employed
girls; $40 mo. SH 1870.
10 MIN. TO PENTAGoN. 2727 s. nse
St; Arl... Va.-Gentleman. master bedrm.,
twin beds. private bath: $50 double Cali
IA. 2049, after $50 pm. weekdays, all
day Sunday.
22eO D.. NOTTINGHAM--For responsible
couple. Arlington home kit. privils. $50
wk.: without, SIS wk.; ref req. CH. 4144.
1887 25th RD. NORTH, Arlington, va
Newly furnished master bedroom; couple or
two girls; semiprivate bath; $3.50 each
per week. Call Glebe 1857. So
ARLINGTON, VA. Comfortable single
room, Y, block from Pershing drive. Cen
tleman only, $40 wk. or S35 month. 42S
North Monroe st. OK. 1856. Call eve
ningS o. SundSy
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HOUSES WANTED 70 RrNr tc.., ,

bedroom house or apartment, near good
HoSG1TiME VASE WASH. sEs1b RnsfbENTfss Ms need
or bedroom house. unfurnished; NV. or
PHYsICiAN, per- nermsnsnt an'vs; Wash. G resident sSss
REQUIRES 3-4-bedroom house. NV. section,
preferably GEORGETOWN. before May 1.
ssI NH a, ,gss sssr a''er 0 Pm. or write ,s4 Boz
PROFESSOR. wife, and child want un-
have efi cEENs ssas i De sn 81.
nishsd 5 er/6 bedroom house in good
5. efsa PHnIips. LII m D1 DGsi g41i. w. 9's' FRANK
ARMY MAJOR. wife and baby desire furn.
house, 2 bedrooms, oil heat preferred: up
70 S120 per month. RE. 67o0, EXT. 7494s,
BUSINESS EXECUTIVE wishes completely
Of l-year renewal. Must contain at least
ferrsa Ssar0Sms Snt ui snd baths Intown pre-
amount for the right property. Tenant
maintain the property to the owners I COM COM.
sRos me- w.ssinstoRh RafsSRs sss
unfurn. house near Naval Research Lab.
N.v., Nss.;ev2 Rex 9px,;HE sA2SG; 4 ", Star: 8.
= Shs A. LIE EULENANT needs furn., unturn.,
2-bedroom house. apt. Box 34L-G. Star.
LADY. 2 adult daughters, require unfur-
for occupancy on or before June i. Woj.
|s-s.BEDRooM HOUSE. unfurnished; i2 bus
b. at q TTrE'snsnI' III apsp rei.' In or near NV NV
awAY From WIFE and children 2 iSr srs.,
u osns hos tnsm here prefer
ator and range; handy with tools, will do
miner . repairs; 2-bedroom cottage, unfln-
.snss $6s o0T pr satis1actory RE 1890 Ext.
CANADIAN AIR Air FORCE OFFICER, per.
manently assisned, wife. no children. need
SPiI as: 1000 of Ess, Esa1u5ssh' sss approx
hhiSnea hnmss ~ room apt: for unfurn suburban
Cow Co ssasi SCIENTIST, permanent, urgently
RsxaRs fRfHs shasf Dff1v M ssts stslnEsr des
PPerstey Pense ~ needs or bedrm unfurnished
BY, APRIL /, Army ofacer, employed wife
iRa hsI Or five bed
rooms; can occupy now but must move by
April IS, Within one mile Of Murch Pub
than $40 month. ordway 9438. ' ''''
NAVY 1T. and wife desire attractive q
bedroom furn or ,,,l ,rnturn; house near
ton; :, up to s 500, Spruce O476-R, TO-
Is to June 8, for family of fve: within
one mile Murch Public School,. 36th and
Grdan GinGott dzgs n;y; children aged 13, IL. 8.
|sT. GABRIEL's PARIsH-semidetach
Colonial. 25 IT. wide, containing 10 rooms.
baths. equipped as 2 apis. with monthly
income Of 81 10 month, plus living quarters.
Automatic heat. sarage. beautiful land
possession with deed: Can D: J. ocoNNoR,
DI: 5153, evenings. RA. 1919.
WANT TO RENT or exchange house-My
children aren't Hottentots, are yours7
Have Groom. 5-bedroom house. 8 baths,
good furniture. neighborhood and schools:
ideal for children, in San Francisco;
need house. "a bedrooms, NV. or adjotn-
ing MARYLAND, good school; will rent you
mine, furnished or unfurnished, at OPA
ceiling II you will rent me yours same way,
not over 5000. and If your children will be
as good to my house as mine will be to
yours. Am here in responsible Govern
ment position for duration and will rent
yours even II you don't want mine. Sun
days. evenings. Franklin $500. Ext. 211:
weekdays, Republic 1900 Ext. 75065. 10s
WANTED ~ permanent residents; three
bedroom unfurnished house up to S125.
Phone Sh tpherd g045
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ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED.

FAMILY OF FIvE-April Is to June 90
Within one mile of Murch Public School
36th and Ellicott NV; children aged 13
IL. 9. Ordway 9436.
YOUNG MAN, quiet, wishes private room
or small apt. with meals provided. RE.
YoTNG Ex IH6Y desres sna single
room and board with congenial family;
restricted section; convenient downtown
ELDERLY LADY would like
room and board in home with elderly
people; able and willing assist in home.
ROOM AND BOARD for employed service
mans wife and S-mo. o.-old son, with day
care for baby. MRS. BROWN. MI 1888. :
2 STUDIOUS YOUNG MEN seek apt. or 2
rooms with meals provided; pref. private
home Box 212-G, Star. A.
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For Rent Rooms,
Apartments and Houses

The address and rental price must be
included in advertisements under
Rooms, Apartments and Houses for rent.
In Apartment and House for Rent
advertisements where a Star box num-
Der Is used the general location may be
substituted for the address. In such
cases The. Star will secure the exact
address, which will be available to the
Rent Control Administration upon re-
quest.
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ROOMS FURNIsHED-Northeost.

1916, MICHIGAN AVE. N.E:-sleepins a rn'
ouate trans. NO: oils. ,,, -
share her home with 8 girls or couple;
kitchen privileges, c-h.w., gas heat. S3n
pT S q Pp8h ask $50 for 'qaRs MRs cHsN MHssfNfasys call
CCooLoREDDEIis r St. n.eMNice. clean;
warm room in private home for u refined
gentleman only. co. 4543. S2s per
800 18th ST. N.E.-sinele room for man
day worker; references exchanged; 81 per
4i5 G ST. N.E-Housekeepin bedroom
kit. Frigidaire, range, porch; adults; Sll
aois Goth ST. NE;-Room. twin beds,
ass Sg3 sach peE AVE- mGa1h e5ssk pro
RESIDENTIAL sd section: private home; man
P5sisIFfpSo psas poxS1NG vi ni ST. SELFrse room
to stay 8 evenings with 3-year-old child.
ss TfSS AVE- NIs sssD1ns 1T,2ass 59ems
Is isn'5a GIRaRp sTSNfcsly furnished il, room
e ssa sarf hfoEsRSok sns ssS si Efsa
twin maple bedrm; 2 closets; r, next oasp' IN
snl' sT 5EpfS' Phone laundry s''i' % "A'
sai@ i$ih fL ,s AttFsstys .tpsT sinse Te01
I35S NORTH CAROLINA AVE. N.E.-New-
iy furnished front bedroom, private bath:
So t9b tSaANSIsG SiEis OF 81 foqps NfIarse rm
SI7 each mo. DU. $3.50.
1896 N. C. AVE. N.E.-Sunny front room
to employed couple or settled. employed
lady; share bath with one; convenient TO
Navy Yard and Armory; bus at door.
See Sunday after L pm; S3o double
sss ssse sinza 14th ST. N.E.-sunny room for
ssas1enaREfiN iaos TRfNfD2p sD2 AVE. N.E.-Maple-furn
double room WITH porch; COW. transD.;
$500 W sith sT. NS.EE.-single sleeping room,
next bath; girl; adult gentle home; near
5as ans s SsEsssssr; fYRRxcE SS Ek H4 4aEboube Sa44
room. for 2 girls, in quiet home; laundry
P!sessaS Gssn scaipREss So sSs sr Pg Esrse IA airy
front room, next to bath: married couple
or two girls unlimited phone, laundry
privileges; S35 mo. single or $45 double.
1918 SARATOGA AVE. Ne, Apt. 220-D-
Double, twin beds, laundry. breakfast priv,
unlim phone, $40 mo. DU. 2l2S Saturday
after pm. Sunday all day.
2502 14th ST. N.E.-Sinsle room, SS week.
or double room. S12.5 week, in private
apt: nicely furnished: quiet locality; no
other roomers. MI 6O59. a.
2932 YOST PL. N.E.-One furnished room:
two ladies or couple; S5 each or SO for one
Evening star., 1945-03-04
ROOMS FURNIsHEp-s.E. and sW

ROOMS FURNlSHED-S.E. and S.W.
1872 F ST. s.E.-sleeping. two windows:
walking distance to Navy Yard. Capitol
1897 MASS. HVFn. AVE- s.EeReom E. Tseos for en-
ployed girls. S45 for /, $50 for q Good
transportation Call after noon Sun,
TR. $685..
room, 8 windows. kitchen privileges; $10
weekly for two, 50 for one; Bradbury Hts.
bus at 18th st. Bridge to Alabama and @,
1872 will show.
$50 18th ST. s.E.-studio room and
kitchenette, near carline, for lady; prefer
94J 18th ST. S.E.-Laree, attractive room,
next bath. for gentleman, in quiet home,
streetcar lines; S35 mo. Ii. 1916.
1435 EAST CAPITOL ST.-Large. clean
room, comfortable bed: gentlemen, SIS week
lS4I A ST. SEE single rooms, for men,
in private home. So each. Ii. 3646.
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MOVING, PACKING and STORAGE.

BASEMENT AND ATTIC. unfur. I71O
Conn. ave Suitable for storage.
cient and quick service. FRANK &
JOHNE, MI. 5437 or HO. 3403.
INSURED VAN, careful white. owner-driyer
wants part loads to and from Florida,
Indiana and Illinois or way points; low
rates. SH. 1859
MOVING AND STORAGE, reasonable rates.
VIII take your surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. EDEIMAN'6
MOVING D. STORAGE CO., IA. 2937. e
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APARTMENTS UhFURhIsHEp.

COLORED-Two Government girls to share
apartment with another girl. 4413 Foote
st. ne, Apt. 201. $40 each,
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ROOMS UNEURNIsHEp.
ROOMS WANTED,

tED-923 4Sth st. ne, two unfur-
rooms. $50 each singly. 4.
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ApARTMENTs SUB. wANTrp.

!. REFINED WOMEN need or room
urnished apartment or house In suburbs
March 15. MRS. BENNETT, NO. 014Q. 4
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-11
Republican Hurls
Charges at CCC;
killing" Cited

WASHINGTON, March 10. sUP'
Representative John Tabor 'R',
New York. charged Friday that
Speculators have made enormous
Profits in the grain market because
of a leak" in Commodity Credit
Corp. activities.
Tabcr spanked a Republican drive
in the house to blcck legislation eX-
tending the life OF the CCC pending
what he called a "high-powered IN
yestigation of this organization ana
its methods OF MANAGEMENT. Inc
inquiry also covers alleged undue
spoilage OF food.
The bill before the house would
extend the CCC mo yeats beyond
its june 80 expiration date ana
increase its borrowing capacity from
s3.OG0OO0.000 to s. C000000OQ.
He said before the market opened
last September p. the government
announced that en- May /. li5. II
would buy at parity all wheat under
loan that remained unrcdeemeo.
This caused a scent rise III one day,
ne said.
F9cm September 9 to p. he said.
there had been steady rise OF
IA cents in the price OF wheat. On
September 25, purchases made dur
ina that period were dumped on the
market at a very large profit
Taber charged.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-11
2OO,OO0th German
Prisoner Counted
On 5th Army Line

WITH U. S. THIRD ARMY, Ger
many. Mar,n III. tUPD-Ine Ameri-
can screening officer frowned at a
group of German prisoners being
unloaded from a truck and num-
bled:
"l99998 199999
With that he moved to the line
and pulled out the 20O,000th Ger
man to be captured by the Third
army.
He was Heinrich Weber. a ser
geant in Hitler'S Volksgrenadiers,
WHO had been captured above Kyll-
burg. His two brothers had been
killed in Russia and Weber had
been wounded in Russia before be-
me transferred to the western front
IN December.
He told bitterly how German Of
flcers had ordered the men to fight
to the last drop of blood.
He said when they reported to
medical officers with first-degree
frostbitc they were hustled back to
the line as strikers and when they
reported with second-dcgrec frost
bite they we're threatened with
court martial for self -mutilatiCn.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-11
French Woman
Is Held as
Gesfapos' Aid

PARIS, March 10 CUPl-A house
maid witness at the trial CT eight
French Gestapo agents is under ar
rest after teStifying she was the
mistress of the German chief and
watched the tOrtureS of her coun-
trymen.
Testimony of the girl, pretty Ma
rie Rose Helyedts. aroused so much
protest from the audience in the
crowded courtroom that she was
charged with being an accomplice
of the defendants.
Since I was the mistress of the
German chief Karl Hogg, l knew
exactly what was going on Miss
Helvedts testified after explaining
that it had been her job to bring
food to the prisoners during the
TEXTURES.
She said the Gestapo agents used
three stages of torturCS.
First. the victims were brought
to the chiefs Office for an inter-
view and were beaten with Hat
bed spring. She said.
If they refused to talk they were
next placed in a batktub full OF
water and held under while the
water was allowed to drain out.
II they still refused To talk. the
victims were hung by the heels from
eeiling and swung against a red
hot steel plate On the wall
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-11
PouIfrymen Hit
Black Market

LOS ANGELES. March 10 up
Legitimate poultry dealers through
out southern California may be
forced to suspend sales because
black marketers are ccrnering sup
plies, two merchants complained
Saturday.
The merchants, Carl Castinc and
jess Shaffcr Of Santa Monica. told
OPA officials that san Fernando
valley chicken rdlscls. main sup
pliers in this area, are turning tc
the black market because Of low
ceiling prices.
They explained that present sup
plies of legitimate dealers are nov
less than 80 per cent cf normal, and
decreasing all the time while all
shipments from such states as Texas
and Colorado have ceased.
OPA enforcement attorneys con-
firmed existence of an cXten I've
black market and. promised an in
vCstigatiOn.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-11
NJ ARK ETS
". Y. STOCKS

New York, March 10 UPt-PrcS<urc
lifted on the stock market Saturday on
SHARPLY contracted trading. Prices came
back fractions to more than a point
over fairly broad list.
issues hardest hit in the selling of the
past two scSsions-thc rails and stcclS-
were prominent on the upturn Preferred
utilities had gains ranging to more than
n point Leading motors strengthened. An
improved tone came into airlincS. oils.
mcrcantilCS and communications
United States Steel rose nearly point
and Bethlehem more than a point. In thc
motors. Packard was active and off
small fraction while ChrySlcr gained more
than point. Santa Fe led the rails with
a l l. Point gain. Park & Tlford gained
more than points while Hiram Walker
lost point. Westinghouse Electric rose
? points
International Telephone led in turnover
and rose more than q point Chemicals
firmed in light dealings. Sears Roebuck
gained more than point
The Improvement was attributed to
technical factors. There was some short
covering and the selling Of the past two
days apparently had run its course. The
sharp drop in volume was attributed to
the tendency OF traders TO await further
developments on the market next week.
Preliminary closing DoW-ones stock av-
crageS: Industrial 1921, up 0S7; railroad
5o.31. up O.45. utility 27.75, up O.12: 65
stocks. $3.50 up U.37.
Sales aggregated $50 600 shares against
S60.O00 shares last Saturday. Curb turn
over was 1ST.295 shares against PSI. 12O
shares last Saturday. Big board bond
sales 81, 420, 600 compared with -, 4S2 POO
last SATURDAY.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-11
Padres Schedule
Last Practice
Game at Home

The San Diego Padres, who are in
spring training in FL Centro, will
wind up their exhibition games
March 18 ct San Diego, where they
will oppose the Hollywood team,
Manager Pepper" Martin an
nounces.
Three additional players joined
the team here Friday. They are Tin
cup, Indian right -hander formerly
with the Seattle club; Criscola. ex-
Cincinnati athlete and Abbott. a
catcher formerly of Seattle. Girls
cola is an outfielder.
Sunday the Padres are slated to
play double header at MeXicali,
against the ace Maltas. Brilliant
and Mcclure will toll for the Padres.
Next Thursday the Padres will clash
with a picked team from the aux
iliary naval air base of Holtville at
the FL Centre stadium at p. m.
Martin said Saturday that con-
trary to reports, the full San Diego
team has not yet arrived here. Some
25 players are in training now, but
six more are expected. One player
has refused to report, he said.
A Post-Press reporter pointed out
TO Martin that his club had ended
up last season in the cellar, asking
if he expects to pull the team out
Of that lowly spot. But the peppery
one would make no predictions,
other than to say that his club
would face stiff opposition from the
San Francisco. Seattle, Oakland and
Los Angeles teams.
Martin had a good word to say
for Carl Dunler, FL Centre rookie
trying out fer a berth with the
Padres. He also said that Scierra,
Katnick, Renfree, Bailey and Lewis
are among the players showing up
we'll
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-11
Z. A. PRODUCE

Los Angeles March 10 tUP'- Reversing
the weeks downward trend. the Los An
celeS stock exchange turned upward sat
urday, and of 1863 shares traded 23 is
sues were up. five down and eight un-
changed.
The list. Blue Diamond 100 at 3. up
1, TranSamoriCa 100 at Il unchanged
Southern California Edison common 100 at
2aa> up = BOSa ChiCa oil 100 n 22O
up O5: RlchGcld oil 100 al l2a, down
l. Standard oil loo at 4o7> up q, Union
oil 100 al 23.., up .i. Universal Con-
Solidatcd 2oo at 70, unchanged Borkcy-
Gay 500 Al 2is. down = Cessna 100 al
H.. up T.. CreamcricS loo az l2i,. down
- Consolidated steel comm = 100 at
y 3. up l Hudson POO al 1-.-. up IA.
NenaSCo 2Oo al 1.75. up .O5.
Brussels sprouts: Steady. Santa Maria
buShel tubs. No. Is. 2.5O-3oo.
Bunched vegetables: Weaker. Per crate;
BeetS, 2-2la dozen. 2.OO-2. p: fair. 80
lis; Chard. 3 dozen. 2oO-2.25. celery
root. dozen. 2.75-3.CO green onions, 5
dozen, 50-3 90: fair, 2O0-2 -. luES, 3
dozen, 1.5o: fair. l -: oyster plant. =
dozen. 1.S0-2.O 90: parsley, IS dozen. $50
! 90; TadSheS. small. red. Is dozen. %
1.75; fair, 100; spinach. dozen. 1.25-
1.75: fair 100; turnipS, - dozen, 1.5O-
200; fair, 1.OO-1 -
Carrots: steady; 3 dozen. 1oo-15o.
iced crates. Imperial. Is dozen 2.75-3 %.
local, 80 pounds, l ISL 80.
Caulinower: Weaker; lettuce crates.
l 25-1.5 so; fair, 75c-1.O %; Santa Barbara
pony crates. holdovcrs. 5O-75c.
Lettuce: Firm; dry pack Imperial crates.
4-5 dozen. 40.
Onions: Steady; street sales 80 pounds
Spanish. medium, 15O-1.75: jumbos. 175-
225; boilers. $50.
Peas: Weaker; Imperial buShel tubs.
310-3. .; crate stock. per pound. S-1Oc.
San Diego buShel tubs, > 25O-3OO; crate
stock per pound. 10-11c: Santa Barbara
bushel tubs. 3.OO-3.25; crate stock. per
pound. 11-12c.
Rhubarb Weaker; Cherry Apple boxes.
> 5O-2. -.
Squash: Steady. White summer. Impe-
rial crates. 5.OO-6 90: fair. 4.5O-4. -: lugs,
6.006.2 IS; Italian, Imperial and san Diego
lugs, 5.00-5.50: fair. 4.25-4.5O; No. 2S.
2.50-2.75; Imperial crates. 5.OO-5.5O; fair.
450-4. rs
Sweet potatoes: Steady. Per pound:
Key Vests. Porto Rcans Hawaiians and
Jerseys. s.4c; fair, 6-7iac; jumbos, 4-6c;
No. 2S, 3-iC.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-11
E. e. WrestIers
Win Honors

number CT cider stuoenCs are IN the
military services which left the
tCrch-carrying to the younger lads
In Friday nights tournament. the
103-pound contestants gave the
crowd an extra thrill and caused
a hauling out Of the rule book. Each
lad was credited with Winning-eaCh
had a fall. Thus the points were di-
vided
In the II events there were four
wins by decisions and nine by falls.
The results, with winners named
first, follow:
95-Garcia VS.. Wilfong. fall.
l03-ObeSo VS.. Dahilig both won
112-ShaW VS.. LakinS. fall.
120-Pina VS.. Middleton, decision.
127-Linn vs.. McKim. decision.
133-Goff VS.. Yturralde. decision
138-DoWe VS.. 1. Camacho, de-
cision.
145-Polos vs.. B. CamachC. fall
154-Burchett VS.. Modena, fall.
165-Locke VS.. Gutierrez, fall.
Heavyweight-McQuade VS.. Vcgo,
fall.
The tournament was seen by a
capacity gym. Tommy Caldwell act
ed as referee.
Next wrestling event in the valley
will be the tournament for TIE
whole valley at CaleXico Friday
night, March II This event is un-
der sponsorship of the Calexico Re-
tary Club.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-11

El Centro's Spartan wrestlers are
champions of the Imperial valley
conference.
They won the honors Friday night
in tussles in the CaleXico gymna-
SUM. When it all was over the El
Centrans knew they had been in an
all-Cut match.
Unanimously by coaches and fans
the tournament was voted the fast
est and closest ever held III the val
ley
The result. 81 to % points. bears
witness to the testimony Of coaches
and crowd.
This winters wrestling has been
outstanding despite the fact that a
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-11
RESULTS

HOLLYWOOD, March 10. up
A fierce slugging session was broken
up Friday night when Bobby Yae-
ger, 1873, Los Angeles, landed an
out-of-noWhere uppercut to the
jaw of Raul zenit Cruz 139. Mexico
City, after 2:25 seconds of the sec
ond round at Legion stadium.
The sudden knockout broke up a
wild exchange that kept 5000 Gus
toners screaming.
Battling Rosando, 1877, Tijuana,
Mexico, decisioned Henry Zamora,
'35, Pasadena, California, e.; Hugh
Steel, l48, Los Angeles, decisioned
Bill Trillo, lc0. Los Angeles, a.:
Bob FarriS, $50, Los Angeles, de-
cisioned Jimmy Shans, 146, Phoenix.
Arizona, a.; Lloyd Bastite, 1871.
Los Angels, decisi0ned Edward
Sangster, 1870, Chicago, a.; Levi
Board, 1873, Los Angeles, TKO'd
roosevelt Dancer, 1877, Los Angeles,
(2).
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-11
0utmoded Planes
Go on Sale

LOS ANGELES, March 10. fUP)
The Reconstruction Finance Corp
disclosed Saturday that nearly 600
obsolete or damaged government
airplanes have been assembled at
the Cal-Aero airport near Ontario
for resale
By midsummer, more than 5000
planes are expected to be in the
pool" one Of four established in
the southwest. Seven thousand 9TH
ers will be at fields in Phoenix,
Blythe and Wickenburg, Arizona.
George Adams of RIGS surplus
war aircraft division explained that
the outmoded ships, many of them
UC-78 tWin-motored Cessna utility
cargo planes, are sold to the highest
bidders, with set minimums prevail
ing
Liberator bomber5 Marauders and
AiracobraS are included in the
craft no being parked en- the field,
along with the Cessnas and light
liaiSon machines such as Aeroncas
and Interstates.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-11
State Legislators
Near Million
In Appropriations

SACRAMENTO March To- up
The pre- ent meeting of the state
legislature has been given the dis
tinction Of Eaing a billion dollar
session.
4 tabula,ion by the state finance
department showed that special ap-
preparation bills introduced by lcgis-
lato~s so far total 1892 900 900.
Added to thc SG83 100000 budget
submitted by Governor Earl Warren
they gave a total we'll over the
$1,000, 100000 mark.
The finance department pointed
out, also, that the total did not in
clude indefinite sums that would be
needed tC pay for health insurance
plans. old-age pension increases and
tie like pending before tie legisla-
turc.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-11
ELKS ARRANGE DRAWING
FOR SHALL TOURNEY

The Calcutta drawing for the ElkS
Club pool tournament will be held
at the club next Thursday evening
after dinner, it is announced by
Tom Finney, Chairman of the eight
ball committee. Prizes will aggre-
gate $500 or more, Sixteen matches
already have been played off in the
tournament. leaving an equal num-
Der to be played
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-11
Golden GIovers
Await Finals

CHICAGO, March 10 CUP)-Eight
Golden Gloves champions we're
qualified Saturday for berths on
the City team to meet a
New York squad here in the finals
April 4
The winners and their weight
classes were: Jackie Boyd, Chicago,
ll2 pounds; Bob Jarvis, Kansas
City, 118 pounds; Virgil Franklin,
Oklahoma City, 1876 pounds; Ber-
nard Paige, Chicago, 1876 pounds;
Gilbert Garcia, Fort Worth, 147
pounds John Garcia, Los Angeles,
100 pounds; Cpl. Adolfo Quijano,
Los Angeles, IT'S pounds, and Luke
Baylark, Chicago, heavyweight.