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Evening star., 1945-08-21
HOUSES WANTED 70 RENT tcen, !, .

HOUSES WANTED TO RENT Cont
Transferred from Pacific Coast, wants rs
h6sdEm; a. pnfuEn M zs.a house; permanent RA'
NANvAfG[ e 6fFIcfk. SA e2S VII. and little girls.
saace nr Gsso1sn ssone 81 R0gss via mos rent n sd
WASHING TONIANS. adults need 8. or 9
ei cdEssssrsdhsss .ssh see
rent or bedroom furnished house; viii
eabs xtR RGo
agency and wife desire 3-bedroom unfur-
Pasd sstafasa fs he shaasn s s
PERMANENT ofieer and wife need for
waTdinhg address for the stork 2obedroom
nnsd msnt for about s75 per mo. Call wi,
VICE VICE PRESIDENT major oil COMPANY d..
sirss furnished house, s bedrooms, servant
quarters, vicinity Massachusetts, ave. OF
Pnns sPPrins yasy q 18th st. on yearly basis
REGuLAR naval ofncer and family need
present home returning to occupy; prefer
S1ons af ssrandra " as5s or Republic s4So
EsTABTlsHEp Es1Ti SaSlha BUSINESS MAN want: "a ! or
ernize for satisfactory lease; will take good
care Sas. OF g1ur esa property; years at present
RED REp cross EMrLoYE seeks uniurn. FUR
house house in n v: accessible BY car or foot to
gesS movns weSid SSfys5 you 'eaSaiEe ea RE
SMALL E1 so GH FAN Fanny nesss ss
or bedroom unfurn., house or. apt. in
nesrsnIe itG stoo nv ontp or nearby Pay IN viein-
sTsE gays n RA So5s Hr sun ss
pent REQUIRES 81 bd9ivna bedroom unfurnishsd nsIRsi
oct Can nE or reass Tenss caase o~n hem. s
GovENMENT NRTsstSP 9Ff9ns Chi sH 4s2o
and two small daughters, desire ga BED
oom house, unfurnished, preferably NV,
5nae t9r early possession. Telephone: Day, Ex,
hS Ngs ssTS9Rlssfs wants oR asSs bss
room house. Northwest MA 0S3S: after
3-BEDRooM HNFTRN. TSGai MI HoUss" oTss"ElL IN good
seStioa rent advsnce vii sign syeaE lease pay years
gwen gwen property; $125-S150 per mo. STE
PHEN g. WRIGHT day, DI. 29OO, 23s
rHs OFFICER with wife and child, perma-
nfently f,y assigned to NH, desires small un-
Chase area. Call DR.. MONROE, OF. TO0CI.
Division of Pathology.
WASHINGTONIANS - Adults need e or a
room unfurnished apartment or house;
GROUP OF YOUNG WOMEN with excellent
references want furnished house with or
more bedrooms; maximum rent 5000
N MA; o375 until pm. or AID. 9644 after
No No HOPE of early discharge in sight, 3
WAVE officers, civilians desire furnished
noIlI Honse IN NV preferably GEORGETOWN.
fERMASENr PER Nan " RESIDENTS desire $:Gea- e.
room house, Silver Spring. Takoma Park
or nearby loca ton AT. 0930. "a.
Evening star., 1945-08-21
HOUSES FURNISHED

MARRIED COUPLE or two girls to share
nicely furnished home, S35 each. Cali DE
0S55 after pm. 1910 25th pl. NE
NEAR SH0REHAM, on lovely drive skirtine
ROCK Greek Park-Compact brick residence
4 bedrooms, baths, drawing room, il
brary, dining room, ETC.; Handsomely fur
nlShed: sweet rear garden; S400. Avail
able Sept. J.. Box 350-C, Star
5424 MANNING PL. N.W.-This home, To-
Gated in q beautiful setting in Briarcliff
contains bedrooms, 2 baths on End
moor; library and bath on LIST floor: maid {
room and bath in basement; owner must
pave permanent tenant, prefers adult
!amllyi rental, S315 per mo. Please cali
Evening star., 1945-08-21
HOUSES UNFURNIsHEp.

GEoRGETOWN-Very ATTRACTIVE 2-bedrm-
l bath. garden, gas heat; cheap. in ex-
scnange 1or 3 to bedrm.. 2-bath house
N GeorgetoWn; immed. occupancy; pref
SlO0. 1907 Bath ST AQ 6I4S
Evening star., 1945-08-21
SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.

We Pay CASH for property IN Hillsides
Sultland, District and Bradbury Hgts.
areas. GuNN q MILLER, FR. 2Ioo.
Evening star., 1945-08-21

!.E ARlCk 1UNGALOW, ilnisfed sttic,
sled q bath: 9uli haserent. Oh heat, sarsse;
Z Alcxsndria. Price $500. Phone
lAA DIV.
Evening star., 1945-08-21

fOssEsSI0N SEPT. LIST, In new-house con-
Pr PRICK Ion aome, abcut years old. large. lovely
elevation. close to Schools, hss CHURCHES nina and
convenient Transportation Large living
room With nreplace. large dining room and
peansi'ui peona kitSnsn' chen scrseped porch. bed
tubs; toilet. oil h.-w.h., double garage;
RRh1He, RhNes,.A A.; ri 11ss % o5 Tl. 4Ael; EsNER i;
Euplsy , HlGs;, s1b Kins st.. Alexandris, Va:
home, well restored and ready for immedi-
sasr, asS afasnT F.psss
both opening on terraced porch and iarSe
walled serden; 1st-foor bedroom and bath;
roo basement CHM Sinins room ON. and kitchen; bed
HEIIN B. MARsHAIE.' eSd; exclusive sAs;S9S sssnt,
AsxH AA1sssnSEi @siEaN. Essoi; s svss . Temple 1889
|-cape Cod brick. oil h..w.h.. fsepiacssss' Sss
stove. screens, storm sash, tiled bath; fur
WNaR oansa g oT SpisEnaishsd s7as In ns condition
,.SsstQ. shinsis bunsslow.' ''' corner s.etiips ios
vide sMespins os .1n nssrrSE ip rear
mentsd Xith nns nily pool and 'o vailed Etna;
room. dinina room. dsns0 ds0 kIscpelnac Inscsplace ssa ss1
rooms and bath pa 1st docr: no End nocr; nS
basement anished in large room with stcnsi
fireplace. 2 other rooms and me bath;
fadiation, Detached 1-csr rarsSe
Transportatton at door. 1Oc bus service
~ minutes by auto. from downtown wash
room; den. dining room, Kitchen, bedroom
and bath ncy rented furnished for SEQ
per month, OPA approved. Properly may
;sia sHt l5cHSsSHs 3 HtpssTSsHstsd Sss PLEASE @ San 4
Pa Afiinston. Va. cH. l341. Of OK.
S.xH BRICK BUNGALOW, nni.hsd Alta
~ ffslsd hsth: 3un hsssnisnt. OIL beet, sarsse;
of Alexandria. Price. $500. Phone
Evening star., 1945-08-21

iaMMEIIATE 5 5soSssEss5oN Sasl sls;soo; pea,
Testment. S you have sn transportstion ao o ant M
snd sss s.bss bss ys kssSsn hsSs DSnssuS
upstairs now rented as apt. rooms
S6 a56x ea.h a. main a. sGS I0Psa
sund5y For subs G. double ssTsfs
Ke asd snsnh PSSeAs RuSss sae
k1RS sI ssfek AsafRSIls aSusE NJ 18th
Bath ' on ~ eaci, h' noor. ii With separate en- en-:
frances; oil heat. Price only $I1 5;.ss 90! 2!
easy iSas efns 1ah St. r i5a an
CHEVY CHASE, D. c., west Of Conn. ave
rooms. den and bath oil heat. garage
ssdd$$:S99S; sd$J g. Realty fs a AsSesSATES NC;
4 HOME for ise. family. located in 1ch
Gh oa oIado MS r club and sa4: cGnn ave sn ss
pm se = fh c6 en- 55ca 1ase Conn until .vs
MASS; SIaS sroAvd AVE he HEEIGIHTs Opposite Csthe
rooms, Just completely renovated; vacant
rsaas entrance ass ha ars: nR sna dn
equipped kitchen; End floor, 4 rooms ans
baths; Bird floor. Q rooms and bath; new
GE electric oil furnace, fine basement witt
bath ssn oon End Laundry; gear gsraEe; price
sETHEsbxr ssSS sA5tsr S5 Bm VIZ 1 l4os xs1y nicely 10
Gated shingle home is vacant for immed
sSccypapSy: s.ssp arst I: lgs: ry rm:, dinins rm.
furnace. Priced to sen Sis.5oo, Wi
ailoT f9E dsc9TaSinE %wAE Ssn IN HM 1870 unit
SILVER SPRING, MD:-A lovely red briei
beautiful view. Just 8 years old, thi
house has had excellent care and ID Tx
4 new. First hoor contains living room Will
fireplace screened porch with glass panel
modern Kitchen With breakfsst aicoye. t3ec' sec
ona noor contains master bedroom with
4 bath, other good bedrooms and full bati
i on hall Basement with eround-level en-
trance contains space for playroom. AIR
doors, Venetian blinds. Available Sept. /
An excellent value at 81. 800. Pleas
PHILLIPS. DL 1411.
Evening star., 1945-08-21

COL0kED-.IS33 COLUlDlA 81. N.W.-0
rooms, bath, h.-w.h. I. W. GROOA[U6,
171o Eye 1t. nv. ~
Evening star., 1945-08-21

LIPS, Realtor, Wo. 1900 until 8 pm.
aSisc 4aSMiEsRfccAaN UNIVERSITY pARk-Attr.c-
tive detached home, beautifully situated on
a., large handicapped lot 192 #. deep. with
Victory garden; 1st door, 5 rooms and
| bath; End moor, 8 rooms; q complete base
ment apartment Of 2 rooms. kitchen and
bath. now rented at $65 month. Prop.
srsy in excellent conditicp Automatic Oil
snt TERMS Can pny Mr. Evan %o osso
SHANNON g. LUcHs Co. 1905 II st. NV
3o51 BLAINE ST. NE. - semidetached
brick, 8 rooms and bath, full basement
finished recreation room; house like new;
gas sir-copditionsd aan heat ssa immediate pos
sfAR ssaai fyei DSPoFF Nf aikdlE sas1 and Conn.,
1si Sa. :diSnnE Sr'f g
@ sider ions ts'ss Lease BOSS sogs pEEPs M ga IA
q 81 aaa sSNs NJ s::n .d1 d. scus SaSs
rooms. l bath, lot 100 #. deep. ,Earage
2 rear porches. STORAGE. attic. close to
es .Pe $500
and evenings Wo 1912. BOSS q PHELPS.
ss.todHseaussifui s s ss s-bedroom stone and
brick home, Z years old. in rsstricted
!y-sontrol!ea sir-conditionsd heat: Knstty
Dsas case & sss osss s0sss o
nssn. sss lS2s MR eSgnis e%a az AZ ,oe
SiiSai xMERiCAN Univ. PARK@Eoveiy fran,
cottage. in immaculate condition; bed.
| rooms and bath and inloseG porch on Isl
d.; bedrooms and bath on End: nics
lot. An exceptional buy ut Sl4,260. Gal
EN-. 1890 until pm. +. A. TWEED CO.
sfHvES sHCe c0an asnPRiaNyGs-cus.om-built ays brick Co.
lent TO main shopping center, Many out.
sssndins features Tra. full ssaroom nS snS
bath on second fiocr: fully equipped. kitch.
nrsskfeistt .ist. noSs se5ss9 nSs5ssn: isi g.
heat and garase. Immaculate conditoin.
R9ssf:9n e pls.ssi WoasntNoaTS0shS aset aSsS
Geofgia ave-, SLIGO 6541. After Q p.m.,
SiiL.vEk sPRMG-Brick bunsslow, con
veniently locatsd. consisting Of 3 lovely
rooms. fuli basement with recreation rmoHnl m
Immacuiats cendsttcn dTy Pp1sssssssen * e
Esciusive sEssii A9snt. s4a7 aeo%rxis % ave., 81. sI.
654l; after Pm. sH. 1918.
Evening star., 1945-08-21

SILVER sPRTNG-Attractive, modern. 8
room brick-and. frame home, attached 50
rassx gas heat. fireplace. lovely yard
possession. CRANE & HELAN. Realtors
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.-Brick Colonial, u
blks. Conn. ave. Reception hall, large liv
ing, dining rooms; modern kitchen, pantry
large porch, bedrooms. cedar closets,
porch (heated), 2-car garage. stairway Z
fioored attic; custom built. owner occupied
81 siLvER MhHssfI sfk1NSLoy.I; wo sSsl BUNGALOW, an
tion, Coms, TO our ONCE, let US help 20
s.sss sss h0s WTsY W ssYs'iss Toa ss!iss s7s 81
2141. s4l5 Georgia ave. Silver sprinI
NEAR SUBURBAN HOSPITAL, Bethesds
Md. Beautiful Groom detached brio
csted cns %a sats sSor ro15 nous s 70
hss ai's anns ylns
seasa Ste cabinet. saa ss: as sse. 81
lar With oil burner. hot-water heat an,
Laundry trays. On the second noor. ther
Nth bat.in tuS ana shoWsr iot eS e Gas nis
closets; screened side porch. attached bricl
ana as ns house ss = a. N ,Set VERY me cSSnditic.
trees and large Shade. trees; one. block iron
senool: should sell at once; priced low 4
$11,96o. with substantial cash required
Possession ct time Of settlement. For appt
"a: sSSs;. ): B. rifr1FErE7s' f1EEs' i son M! 81 Z
ss.sScA.s asssasaSsc. E rooms. n bath. detached Tram
stucso residence. h.-wh.. largs lot S0xIz2.
= clusiye sey .e.nt lsSfr re mSsriEysd LINKINs Co. ex
MAYNOR'S BARGAINS- rooms, inciose,
porch; @ on heat; corner lot, on 3. !. ave. AZ
near r. !. ave. ne; bargain. 49,
HTicn; rooms, lovely oak hoors an.
garaEe. Other barGGins. Il. O. MAyNof
q CO. 43l4 r. ]. ave. ne No. 433S.
sl.oon o:0oo1l29o Sl;ss BLOCK FLORIDA ave. ne
sl0.o0o-Soo block D ct. n.s.. large g.,
.Ml,60o-e00 blk. 18th q. ne. earae.
Oh h;-ws heat: rooms. An modern homes
Eidg, RI. 2b65. r. n. Chives, AIT, 81
COLoRED-l5z3 COLUlDN @. M
rooms, bath, h.-w.h. I. ". GROONlDi
ITO NE st. nv. "
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-20
M AR KETS
". Y. STOCKS

NEW YORK July 90. UP)-Trading in
stocks Friday fell off to the lightest level
in more than three months and prices
moved irregularly.
Uncertainties over war progress, the
long week and a generally cautious
attitude on the part of traders contrib
uted TO the market le thargy. The uSual
weekend evening-up operations and lack
Of demand brought the irregularity.
Individual stocks had small turnover
except for two issues-PacifiC Tin which
led the whole list in turnover and made
a new high. and Pan American Airways
which eased slightly General Gas &
Electric was fairly active and firm. So
IattCrS So preferred lost three points
was the Columbia Gas. Meantime. the
while other preferred utlitie were
higher.
Steels moved irregularly. Motors de-
Cllned. Rails had few gamers and one
issue Norfolk & WeStern-lOst more than
a point. AircraftS held small gains while
airines were irregular with Penn Central
strong on favorable earnings report.
CruCible Steel preferred ran up two
points. Hercules Powder preferred made
a new top on a rise of nearly two points.
American and Foreign Power Sc pre-
ferred was up more than two. few
issues, including Du Pont, had losses
running TO point or more.
Consolidated Edison rose nearly a point
on merger prospects. General Electric
was steadied by a good earnings report
Safeway Stores made a new low while
Mead Corporation preferred made new
high
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-20
COP Chief Calls
For Let-up on
All Censorship

DENVER. July %. tUPl-Herbcrt
BrOWnell il. national Republican
chairman. declared there is a need
for less censorship Of the news
from the European countries, since
that phase of the war had ended.
and principally that of the current
conference Of the Big Three" i'll
POtsdam"
There IS a definite need for the
restoration Of the freedom Of the
press and radio-both in incoming
and outgoing news, BrOWueu said.
His remarks were similar to those
voiced earlier this week by the
British press which demanded edi-
torialIy that more Of the news OF
the conference OF President Truman.
Prime Minister Churchill and Gen
CraliSsimO Stalen be given to tho
people.
BrOWncil was in Denver as part Of
tour of II western states in which
he planned to confer with Rcpubl-
can leaders concerning plans to in
sure Republican control OF congress
following the 1916 elections. He will
90 to Pueblo, Colo, Friday, and from
there to Salt Lake City, Utah, to-
morrow night
AT Salt Lake City the state chair
men and vice chairmcn from Wash
ington- Oregon idaho, California
Utah. WyominG Nevada. Colorado.
New Mexico ARIZONA and Montana
will assemble for a conference witt
BroUncll. subsequently, nc will 60 w
Los Angeles, san Francisco. Port
land Seattle Spokane Boise. and
conclude h!a tour at Cheyenne.
Wyo
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-20
Postwar Works
Board Seeks
Status of Fund

SACRAMENTO, July 20. ,Ufl-
The post war Public WORKS RCylcW
Board has sought a legal opinion to
help if to decide whether state funds
are to be all0catcd to local projects
already under construction.
The board Is responsible for ap-
portiOnng Il fund voted by the l94i
special legislature Of SIO.000000 to
cities and counties for planning now
schools and roads and aCqulrlnG
sites. The bill provides that projects
ualify which furnish employment To
men released from military service
and war plants, but does not specify
whether this covers those released
before thcWars actual ending.
James s. Dean. dirJllo" oi finance,
and chairman Of the review board,
said the point Will ID Jhmit;cd to
the attorney generals office.
Meau-mc an ALLEGATION of $al9
was voted tO thc cltE WI Pomona
as one half the cost Ut 4 seven
acre addition to the cityS sewer
farm Am ALLEGATION to Riverside
county for adding tn lts courthouse
site previously had been approved
Dean said a total .ol ~ applica-
tIons is before the board for prof.
ects involving cross public works
program of SiI75IG00- The board
was asked tn allocate S,97O0O for
plans in %5 oi Ohm application,
and S35.4C0 tot sites W. t0 Mos. WI
We proposals coycr schools. roads
and sewers Dean addrd.
m. IuGcd AZ an NV -linaiIuu by hc
St Helen Union Hl,A ~.lnpl DI.-
trl"t lor s6,3. rcpr"-raju: 30 prr
cent oi the cost p. nlan- ,nr a ucW
building which IL ncrt. ouunic,oI
Dean said.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-20
+. A. PRODUCE

LOS ANGELES. July 20. UP)-Produce:
Beans: Steady. Per ID: Local and
San Diego Co. Kys. and yellow wax, 10
12c.
Avocados: Steady. Per H.: Anaheims
1s-22c; Queens. 22-25c; Itzmanas, 25c
Nabals. 2S-33c.
Bunched vegetables; Steady. Per crate;
Beets, 2-2h doz., 1.O0-1.2 25; green onions
ley. 6 doz.. 1.50-1.75; fair. 100. Rad
ishes. small red. doz.. 1.50-2OO; few
225; fair, 125; white doz., ] PSI IS
Spinach, doz.. 1.5O-1.75; few 200
Turnips, 2-2h doz.. 1.251.50.
Carrots; Steady; Iced crates, doz
Cabbage: Steady. Local cannonball
crates best. 2.25-2.50: few heavy pack
high as $50; fair 1852 90. Ord. and
Jbos., 1.OO-1.25.
CauIflower: Steady Santa Barbara
Co. lettuce crates untrimmed. 2.OO-2. so;
pony crates. 2.0O2.25. few $50.
Celery: Dull. Pascal Venice in.
crates best, 3.00-325; fair. 2.50-275.
Corn; About steady. Local crates
Golden Cross. 5 doz.. 2OO-225, few $50;
Jugs. doz.. 75c-125 Mostly 100;
holdovers and No 2s, 4O-5Oc.
per lb. best. SIC, few 7c; fair. 3-4c;
local. 5-8c.
Grapes: Firm. Coachella Wy. seed.
less "a lugs, 372-3-7s: per b.. 1877
16.2 w c.. Ribiers red MalagaS anC
white Malagas. per ID. 15.7-16.2c.
Lettuce: Firm on 4s, stronger on Is
dry pack Santa Maria and WatSonvllt
crates, doz., 40; 5 doz. mostly 40
few 3.75.
onions: Firm. Street sales 50 sack.
Spanish local medium. 2.OO-2.35: Jbos
2.25-2.5O Imperial Valley. 2.OO-2 IS: red,
Fresno shipped before ceiling change
2.75-3.OO
SQUASH. Steady White summer Sar
Diego Co.. 75c-1 25; No. 2s. 25-5Oc: Ital.
ian San Diego Co. lugs, 1.O0-15O
Tomatoes: Steady. San Joaquin WY
lugS. 5x6 and larger. 4.25-45O few as
fair, 3OO-3.25: 6x6 35O-3.75. few 400.
fair, 250-2 rs; SKI. 25O-275
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-20
OHIO BASEBALL FAN SAYS
PEEXED IIMP HIT WRONG lin

CINCINNATI, O.. July 20. CUP)
Thomas j. Longo. a Cincinnati
Red fan from Dayton, Ohio, charg-
ed Friday that he had been attacked
oy National League Umpire George
Magerkurth after last nights dou-
bleheader with the Boston Braves.
Swearing out warrant for Mag
erkurth's arrest. Longo said that
the umpire reached over a field box
railing from the playing field to
punch him in the eye, which was
blackened.
He told police that a companion
yelled at Magerkurth during the
game and that the umpire hit the
wrong man when he hit me-
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-20
BASEBALL MEN FEEL SURE
WORLD SERIES WILL PLAY

WASHINGTON, July 20. CUP)--
Baseball men were confident Friday
that the World Series will be played
this fall.
Their confidence, which did not
seem misplaced, was based on the
word of baseballS new commission
er, Sen. A. B. tHappy) Chandler,
that he would make arrangements
to send the World Series winner on
2 90-day tour of the Pacific to meet
army and navy teams.
Chandler acted on a request by
Secretary Of the Navy James V.
ForreStal and Adm. Chester w. MINI
itz, commander in chief of the Pa
cific fleet.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-20
L. A. LIVESTOCK

LOS ANGELES, July 20. (UPl-i.ive-
stock:
Cattle: Salablc 300 cleanup trade
steady to weak; few cutter steers. oil;
few medium steers held to IS: common
to medium COWS. 1913; Gamers and cut
ters. 1909. so: common to good sausage
bulls, 1113.50: odd, 1425; few good
feeder steers. IS.
Calves: Salablc 125. active. steady
medium to choice calves and vealers, ID
1928; few common to medium stoCkers.
1918
Hogs: Salablc 325. mostly feeder pigs.
steady; 1S0-36S- pound, 1875, ceiling
sows. Is; few good to choice ia 125-
pound feeder pigs. 22-25
Sheep: Salable 25. steady; few good
and choice S4-pound spring lambs. 16;
good No. ? pelt ewes, 7.50: common. ).
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-20
MAG 35 Takes
Troys & to l

MAG IS walked away with the
Troys Thursday night at Ell Centro
Stadium in the first meeting of
these teams in the second half of
the softball league schedule. The
score was 6 to l.
Mccall had twists to the ball
that the Troys couldn't unravel and
Cnly three managed to garner hits.
Fornersero for the Troys, yielded
eight hits, one a homer by Mccall
in the sixth with nobody on. How
ever, the circuit clOut steamed the
MACS and the inning counted four
runs.
The game was tops The crowd
was slim.
A rejuvenated Holtville Civvy
team will be on hand Friday night
it is reported, determined to break
the jinX and win the first game for
that member of the league.
LOnnie Brock. home for the sum-
mer from University of California
will be in Uniform and probably at
short stop position. Acme will be
the opposing team.
Top players from Calexico and
MeXicali have been signed up and
will be in the Friday nights line
up.
When Joe Hurst and his team of
ex-El Centrans step out on the field
Saturday night tC get revenge for
their recent drubbing, he will find
a seeded bunch ready to remove his
scalp a second time. Pat Patterson,
managing the home town team, an
nounces the lineup as follows
Kerr. lb; Cunningham, If; Foster,
2b; Tomlinson, CT; Moreno, CT;
Flores, 3b; Templeton, IF; Brock,
S.; Jackson, catcher and either
Terry or Hustek, pitcher Proscal
will be lurking i'll the background
"just in case" Thursday night s
lineScoreS
r H E
TrOyS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 600 010 0-1 3 l
MAG 35 ..-..... 100 l4O Ks s 5
Batteries: FCrnersero and NAL
ian. Mccall and Sch1uS
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-20
POULTRY & EGGS

POULTRY PRICES. (Al points Imperial
Valley OPA Maximum set Oct. II, 1943.)
FIRST price-At ranch TO wholesaler or re-
taller. Second price-Delivered to whole
saler or retailer. Third price-At ranch
10 consumer:
Broilers, Leghorns. under ~ pounds
3nc: 2k to 8 pounds. 2ac: fryers. 3 to q
pounds, 29c: roasters, all weights, 29c;
fowl. Legtorn, all weights. 25hc; colored
all weights 2Shc; ducks, all sizes. 25c
rabbits. unLer pounds. D 24c.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-20
SIGNS HATCHERIES BILL

SACRMENTO. July 20 CUP)-A
hill providing for construction of
fish hatcheries in Los Angeles, San
Bernardino, Kern and Glenn or
ColuSa counties has Gov. Earl War
ren's signature The Glenn or Col
uSa hatcher is to be built on Stony
Greek at a cost not exceeding $780,
COO while $16O,0OOis to be provided
for the other hatcheries from the
fish and game preservation fund.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-20
MEXICAN LABORER HELD
ON CAR THEFT COMPLAINT

Austreberto Romero, 35, Mexican
laborer, will appear in justice court
July rs for preliminary hearing on
a charge of grand theft He was
arraigned before Judge j. E. Simp-
son Thursday on complaint signed
by H. l.. Parker, involving theft of
a Cadillac owned by Dora Forrest
of Los Angeles.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-20
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO. July 20 fUPI-GOVcrnmcnt
inquiries for cash wheat in the southwest
stimulated strong gains in wheat futures
on the Board OF Trade Thursday. Other
grains acted with wheat. ~ scoring
gains of more than four cents on the
close.
Wheat finished the day up II to 1as
cents bushel; corn unchanged 10 up
*; oats up z to Il rye up 2l2 to ~
and barley up y to IA.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-20
1.-Two Baseball
|Games Slated

Announcement is made that the
| Il Centro Marine Air Corps station
baseball team will play the Camp
Elliott navy teams at El Centro
stadium Saturday and Sunday. Both
games will be called at pm.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-20
Fire Destroys
Farm Residence

The l.. M. Smyth home. located
one and one-half miles south of
El Centre on the Dogwood road,
burned Friday morning before the
county fire department could reach
the scene of the blaze. Loss was
estimated at S4OO.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-20
FOLICE BREAK UP FIGHT

Ell Centro police were called to
Fourth and Orange streets at mid
night Thursday to break up a fight
between Henry Gentry. Negro, 311
Hamilton avenue, and Paul H Will
liams, marine. No arrests were made.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-20

A EGGS & T Mkts huf
LOS ANGELES July 20 CUP Legs
Wholesale prices consumer grade; Large
Grade A. 47'2; Grade r. Az; medium
Grade A, 12l.; small Grade A. 3d.
Candled eggs to retailers: Large Grade
AA. cases 81. cartons So; medium Grade
AA, cases "A. cartons is; large Grade A.
cases. 49. cartons 81; medium Grade A.
cases Al. cartons IS: small Grade A.
cases 40. cartons AZ: large Grade B.
cases Is. cartons Al
Retail prices to consumers tcartOnl :
Large Grade AA. So: medium. so: large
Grade A. 56: medium. 50; small 46;
large Grade B. 50.
Butter and poultry unchanged at cell
iDpS
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-20
BURG GETS NEW NAME

NEWBURG, w. Va, July 90. CUP)
This little town, formerly known as
Stop 88" because it is 88 miles
west of Cumberland. Maryland, was
called NeWburg, presumably because
it was a new" town on the Balti-
more & Ohio Railroad.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-20
l7sI3 ZISllZlS3

|PROWLER MAKES BRIEF CALL
A woman resident at 1850 Euclid
avenue reported to El Centro police
|early Friday morning that a man
stuck his head in the door and
frightened her. He apparently made
| |no attempt to enter.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-20
L. A. HAY

LOS ANGELES. July II. CUP Alfalfa
market: No. 1. 80 5o-31 50: No 2 lcafy.
.2s. O-3O 90: No. .. 25. -26. 50: No / bar
ley hay, 24.0O-26 90; No. 1 oat hay, % 90
81 90.