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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-05-25

Thursday evening, May "a
marked fhe 77tn annual COM
mencewf-t exercise Of the Con
vent - Mary Immaculate when
n young ladies were graduated
IN re academic. classical course
and one young lady in the school
If music.
Al 8 O'Clock the organ pealed
forth "romp and Circumstance
tbs professional march of the
graduates.
The graduates entered the
church In ca3 and gown, each ac-
cofnpanicd by a dainty little flow
az Kiri who carried her bouquet
a Briercliff roses and fern. The
little maidens wore org n d y
dresses, reaching 60 the floor, and
delicate little Undetermined hats
~ pink and blue.
Rev. Thomas Atherion, S. j.,
conferred the diplomas and hon
ofx read cut by the Rev. Joseph
Johnson. s. j.. as follows.
Academic. College Entrance Di-
pioInas were awarded 10 Elsa Ma
re Suiano. with credit; Mary
Eiimlath Russell, with credit;
Maude Elizabeth Roberts, with
cudit: Emma Cecilia Hollinger,
with credit: Rose Elizabeth Cur
~. with credit; Fay Elizabeth Ba-
her. with credit. Ida Henrietta
Cnrrcra. with credit; Mary Alicia
Roberts. with credit: Florence
Alice Sawyer. with credit: Car
men Carload Reyes, with credit;
Faye Lamonle Piodela, with cred
n. Elizabeth Ann Lane, with cred
81; Dorna Mae Bolt, with praise;
Joan Margaret Talon, with
praise. Orquidea Marie Ramos,
With praise: Ramona Mercedes
Rodriguez. with praise: jeanne
kirkcazie. with highest praise.
Aisisic Diploma awarded to Miss
Hamons Mercedes Rodriguez, with
highest praise.
Prize for Religion. Queen of
May. 20 Joan Margaret Talon.
First Maid OF Honor. to Carmen
Csridad Reyes.
Second Maid Of Honor, to Mary
Ehzabeth Russell.
Geld Medal presented by the
Alnmnae Of Convent of Mary Inn
nnaculaae for highest honors. to
Juarae Mckenzie. 40
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EIGHTEEN MORE
NAMES ARE ADDED
TO CENSUS LIST

Eighteen more names have
been added to the list Of residents
of Key West Mrs. ". M. Hutche-
son, censas .enunerator, said this
morning.
She requested everybody who
has not been listed, or who knows
Hof anybody whose name is not
on the list, to notify her through
the Chamber of Commerce,
whose telephone number is 500.
Further enumeration in the
county will be continued till noon
on Saturday, when the count will
become final.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-05-25
Lions Club Held
Meeting Last Night

Miss Eleanor Hursh. of the chit
dren's division of the Gate Wei
fare Board, spoke last night at q
meeting of the Key West Lions
Club on the child welfare work
done in this community.
Guests were George E. Pena,
Jack Perez and Charles II.
Ketchum.
Lions Miller, Hampton, Beza-
ni1la, Costar, Albury and Murray
were selected to represent the To-
cal club at the Lions convention
TO be held at West Palm Beach
June II. Alternates are Lions
Martinez, Rivas, Lazier, holland
and Ianiels.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-05-25
MRS. BENZ. DEMERITT
UNDERGOES OPERATION

Mrs. Benjamin Demeritt, who
resides on Francis street, near
the corner of Southland, under
went surgical operation a few
days ago at local hospital.
Mrs. Demeritt is reported to be
much improved, which will be
gratifying news to her numerous
friends.
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MEN WOMEN 80 to 50-Supple-
r ment present income; afternoon
and evening, SIS up; evening
only, So plus carfares; interest
ing part-time inspection work;
local area. national organiza-
ton. no selling or canvassing;
write, giving background, days
and hours available; interview
arranged. Address Room 1906,
% Marietta st. Bldg, Atlanta,
Georgia. may22-6tx
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Advertisements under this heud
will be inserted i'm The Citizen Mt
the rate of &c a word for each fnser-
ton. hut the minimum charge for
the first 15 words or less is SOC.
The rate for biaeifa.e type Ii BE a
word and the minimum charge for
the first Ii words or less IL 45c.
Payment for classified advertise
ments is invariably in advance, hut
regular advertisers with ledger ae-
counts may have their adyertise-
ments charged.
To insure publication. copy must
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the day of publication.
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Pythians To Meet
In Joint Session

]. Winfield Russell, keeper OF
records and seals of Key West
Lodge, Knights o. Pythias. said
this morning that meeting of
the eight Pythian lodges in this
district vii be held here on June
Is.
The information was received
by him from L. Q. Hansen, dis
trict deputy grand chancellor,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-05-25

Seattle Thieves have bfukan
into Grocer w. y. Hnnonk safe
five times before October AMI
six times since then. EfcNnflF.
hey took safe and al uith
81 200 in cash and Sa.2ss In cheekH
locked Up inside.
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who is tax assessor of Broward
county, with offices in Fort Lau-
derdale.
He said he will be accompanied
by w. Raleigh Petteway, supreme
representative; E. G.. Graham,
grand master at arms; G. A. Ray
nlond and E. F. Smith, past deg
uty grand chancellors.
Mr.. Russell said that local Pyth-
ians expect that delegates will
core here from all the lodges.
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COVERED WAGON house trail
er; built in electric refrigerator,
all in good condition. Sleeps
three. 1920 Virginia street, Sat-
urday after 1880 p. m, Sunday
all day, Monday after 1870 p m.
may25-2tx
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GOOD BUY-Bungalow; eight
rooms. In Won Phister st. near
Thompson. On good size lot.
Price $4,000. Johnson and
Johnson, Phone 372.
may24-tf
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FOR SALE-512 H. P. .Evenrude
cupboard motor. $4,000. 1910
Avenue E, phone 1176-W.
may25-2tf
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MATTRESSES and FOUNTAIN
: GIRLS. Good salary. Southern
. most City Pharmacy. y
may1-1mo
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LIST your vacancies free with
U. S. o. Club Room and Apart
ment Registry. 303 Duval ST,
tel. 1888.
may25, 20, 80; june1, Lex
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CLERKS and daytime messen-
gers wanted. Western Union.
may14-tf
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DOUBLE BED, inner-spring mat
tress, eft. sofa, upholstered
rocker, card table, rugs; excel
lent condition. Call 449-J.
may2I-3tx
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1887 WILLYS SEDAN converted
to touring car; at ceiling price
Also Zenith house radio. Apt.
26B Naval Air Housing Pro-
ject. res may25-2tX
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to buy; late model club
coupe or 4-door sedan. Box
XYZ, c/o Citizen. may24-2tx'
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ALL TYPES concrete work, plas-
tering and stucco. No job too
large or too small. ]. F, John
son, Island City Bank Bldg.
Office hours: 8 till II.
may22- knox
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TRAILER with large room at
tached, built in ice box, COM
pletely furnished every detail.
Price very low. Buyer take
Immediate possession. VIM.
Myers. Mastic Park.
may22-6tx
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LADY'S pre-war bicycle for sale:
good condition, $500 721
White street. may25-3tX
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FURNISHED HOUSE; including
electric refrigerator and stove.
Equity and furnishings, $1,175.
Macarthur Homes, 3010 Siden-
berg avenue, Phone 224-M.
may23-3t
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Shirley Sands, Tillman Smart,
Ano1a Ybarmea, Henry Seiferth.
Benediction-Rev. G. Perez.
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FLUORESCENT bed lamps just
received. 504 William street.
may24-3t
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MANS BICYCLE; very good
condition, new tires. 8 in cleo
trio fan. After 5 P. NJ. 800
Simonton street, Albury Courts
Cottage No. 8. rnay22-5tx
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TWO-PIECE living rooom suite;
prewar, $4,000, I27-F Poinciana
Extension 7ai may24-2tx
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HOUSE TRAILER for sale cheap.
See J. r. Patterson, Southern
sInn Trailer Camp or call 2l1
! MAS. may25-3tx
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REACHIN and Walkin Electric
Refrigerators; one week to
four weeks delivery. Phone 1913.
may21-6t
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MISCELLANEOUS

WHEN IN NEED of a plumber
see John Curry, 512 Margaret
ST., Phone 1881. Estimates
free. may21-1mox
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GOLD CROSS and chain with 3
small diamonds; on Fleming
street between Whitehead and
Navy Yard gate. Reward. Call
041-J. may23-3tx
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1884 CHEVROLET coach; over
hauled engine, excellent con-
dition. Inquire 1871 Poinciana
Place after 5 p. m. may24-6tx
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LOST

REWARD - Bi-focal glasses;
blond frames. Lost May 16. Re-
turn 215 Whitehead. may23-3tx
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WANTED

FLORIDA KEYS property own
ers: If considering selling,
please write without obligation.
F. B. Emerson Specializing in
Florida Keys properties since
2 1929 Al N. E. End Street,
Miami. 4 may7-1mox
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FOR SALE

DRESS SHOP across
street from White House, go
Duval street - Opening sale;
rope shoes from Cuba, $1.75-
S2OG; cotton frocks, $685.
S10.95-S16 95; bathing suits,
S575 up. mayl0-otX
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FOR RENT

ROOM for couple,
no children; private bath and
kitchen. 1108 White stree. Call
between 5 and 6 p. m.
maya -2tX
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1941 INDIAN Bonneville Chief
(74) N. K. Barnette, u. S. Coast
Guard, Section Base, Motor
Pool. may23-3tx
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1888 CHEVROLET, $500. 109-D,
Poinciana Extension.
e,aasq sn lsf rnay23-4tx
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PONY; named Strawberry,
bride and western saddle. 1924
Newton street. may23-3tx
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Imperial Valley press., 1945-05-10
County Neglects
Birth Documents

Imperial is the worst county in
California when it comes to regis
tering birth Of babies, Or. Miriam
Hubbell, county health officer has
been informed by the state depart
ment of public health.
1t was explained that the laXness
in reporting births usually occurs
when the babies are born without
a doctor in attendance. Imperial
county's deficiency in making the
reports was Is to 20 per cent, the
state department estimated.
"A birth certificate is childs
first and most valuable citizenship
record" DR.. Hubbell said. Complete
and accurate registration provides
certain benefits and protection TO
the individual and to the communi-
tv. A birth certificate is the most
satisfactory and convenient way ot
proving who you are, when and
where you were born, and whether
you are the proper age to 90 TO
school, to work, to marry, to hold
office. to enter military service, or
claim social security benefits"
Births must be registered with
proper authorities so the document
will be protected.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-05-10
M a R K ET S
". Y. STOCKS

NEW YORK, May 10 .CUP)-selling
pressure decreased on the stock market
Thursday. Prices had their worst break
since March 26 on Increased volume.
Two reasons stood out for the selling.
The top one was the indication as ex-
Ilcssed by Secretary Morgenthau that
the administration will fight any pro-
posals for general tax relief at the
present time. The second, losing in IA
vor, waS that the market was entitled
to drop at this time to consolidate the
recent gains.
Added to these were rumors and guess
es Among the latter was the guess
that Japan would not hold out long now
that Germany was out of the conflict.
This guess was said TO be responsible for
weakness in the railroad issues where
losses ranged TO more than points.
Steels also were DEPRESSED substan-
TALLY from early highs. Aircrafts, how
ever ran counter TO the trend with gains
running TO nearly points in Douglas.
Rails featured in turnover. Also active
were some OF the motors, and group Of
Individual issues including several air
crafts, oils and communications.
Just before closing, Gold Mining shares
advanced when ii was learned war pro-
duction board officials will shortly re-
woke the order forbdding gold mining
Homestake mining ran up 2 points.
Closing preliminary Dow-Jones averag-
cs. Industrial 1917, off 2.07; Rail
$40, off 81: Utility 30.45, off .2S; and
60 stocks CLOS, off rs.
Sales increased to 1,510.000 shares from
l, $4,000 Wednesday. Curb turnover was
800. 900 shares against $1,000 Wednesday.
Bond volume was 81. $4,000 against
81, ,234, Coo iis the precious session.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-05-10
BY UNITED PRESS

Pepper Martins San Diego Padres
were only three and one-half games
behind the Portland Beavers Thurs
day after taking their second
straight win over the Pacific Coast
league leaders.
The feat was accomplished We'd
nesday night before $500 San Diego
fans by a ST. count. Vallie Eaves
racked up his eighth pitching tri-
umph of the season, limiting Port
land to four scattered hits. The
Padres iced the game in the seventh
with three runs on hits by Marv
Gudat, Del Ballinger and Hank
Sciarra and a Beaver miscue. Ad
Liska, Portland ace, was the losing
hurler.
The Oakland Acorns dropped to
| third place, four games from the
top, by dividing a doubleheader with
Los Angeles at Wrigley Field.
Red Adams, Angel twirler, decid-
ed the issue in the finale with a
last-inning single which Tailed Doc
Greene with the winning run. Ad
ans also poled out homer in the
third canto.
San Francisco made it two straight
over the hapless Hollywood Stars
by rallying for nine runs in a wild
eighth inning and ga triumph.
Seattle took the measure of Sac
ramento for the second straight
evening, 8-3. The RainierS exploded
for five runs in the second inning
eff John Pintar and Steve Legault
Linescores:
First game
Oakland -. O22 O4O 5C0-13-17-2
Los Angeles .... 900 O10 O2O- 81 IL
Hayes and B. Raimondi; Cuellar,
Merkle (5) Columbo CD and Kreit-
neT.
End game
Oakland .--......... 300 100 0O-4- go
Los Angeles - 001 C30 01-5-11-0
g innings)
Strornme and Fenech; Adams
and Greene.
Portland . 00C 010 000-1-4-1
San Diego ......-- 0C0 200 30x-5-9-1
Imperial Valley press., 1945-05-10
Future Farmer
Wins Honors

Raul Hernandez, IA, freshman
member of the Future Farmers of
America at Central Union High
school in FL Centre, won twelfth
place among 33,325 competitors and
the high school sixth place amcng
the $40 high schools competing in
the fifteenth annual COW judging
contest of Hoard's Dairyman maga-
zine, it was announced Thursday.
Five classes of four dairy COWS
each were judged by the boys on
the basis of pictures published in
succeeding issues of the magazine.
Young Hernandez lives in the Mt.
Signal district and in addition to
his FLA and school activities is a
Boy Scout. His parents are Mr.. and
Mrs. Fidel Hernandez.
The classes judged this year was
said to have been more difficult
than in past years. A total Of 55
boys from the El Centro FLA chap
TEL competed in the Judging con-
test this year, G. E. Spencer, in
stluctor, said Thursday.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-05-10
l.. A. PRODUCE

LOS ANGELES. May TO- CUP)-Produce
Avacodas: Steady. Per lb. Fuertes best
1886 e, few 3s c, Fair 30-32 c. No. 2s
22-25 c.
Beans: Steady CoacheIla Wy. White
Seed Kys per Id. TIC.
Broccoli: Weaker. Santa Maria crts
heads 5.50-6.Oo
Bunched vegetables: Weaker Per crts
Beets 2-2A doz. 1.o0-125, Fair 75C. Green
onions s doz. 2.5o-2. rs. fair 2.OO-2.25,
Lugs 1.00-125. Parsley doz 224-2. so,
Few 2.75, fair 200, radishes small red
6 doz. 2.5O-2.75. fair 200, Spinach a doZ
.50-1.75, few 200 turnips 2-2h doz 1.25-
15O
Carrots: Firm. Iced crts Imperial Wy.
6 doz. 3.95; local 3.50-3 Is topp 50 lb.
SKIS Imperial Valley 2.00-225
Cabbage: Steady. Local cannonball crts.
2OO-Z2o, few ESQ, few heavy pack 2.75,
fair 1:25-1.50 Ord. & Jobs 1901. .25.
Cauliflower: Steady. Pascal local 20
in. Gratis. fair 2.5O-2.75, Ord. 125-1 so,
hearts 1.25-1.50, Venice 20 in. 35O-3. rs,
Fair 2.50-3.00, Ord. 1.25-1.50, Lettuce crts
Hearts / 1.25-1. 50.
Corn: Weaker. Coachella Wy crts.
5-6 doz. 5.5O-6.0 90, No. Is 3.50-4.0O, sacks
As doz. 3.00-3.25.
Lettuce: weak Dry Pack Santa Bar
bara Co. San Luis Obispo Co. DeIano &
Watsonville crts. doz 3.00-3.50
Onions: steady Coachella Wy lugs
White Wax and Yellow Berr.iudas so c
3.15.
loo. so lb( Sacks 1.25-1.5O, few LIS.
Yellow Berumdas 275-3.00, Old crop Span
ish Idaho medium 2.50-2.75, Jbos 300
Imperial Valley press., 1945-05-10
LOCAL BUIIERFAT
L. A. LIVESTOCK

Los ANGELES. May 10. (UP)-Livestock:
Cattle salable 600 slow, cows steady
to 25 cents lower, other classe steady
load good steers 1850, few medium 15
medium to good feeder steers, 13-14
medium to good heifers 13.25-14.50 med
ium to good cows 11.50-13.50; cutter to
common 950-11. 25; Gamers and cutters
1925: medium TO good bulls 1918.
Calves salable 100, steady to so cents
lower for week. good to choice calves
and vealcrs 1475-16, odd vealers 1926,
common TO medium lila
Hogs salable rs, steady; 200-3S5 pound
truckins 1878; sows Is; good to choice
feeder pigs Wednesday "a
Sheep salable none; good to choice
spring lambs quoted 14.50-1475, late
Wednesday medium TO good shorn ewes
steady to 725
Imperial Valley press., 1945-05-10
Coast AirpIane
Plants Eye
Transport Jobs

LOS ANGELES, May 10 UPD-
Southern California Aircraft Manu-
facturers hope to begin work early
next year on backlog of nearly
$500, 100000 worth of tentative ord
erS for airline transport planes.
A We Day order by the War
Production Board eased controls on
commercial plane production, pro-
vided it doesn't interfere with mill
tary output.
Lockheed Aircraft Corp. in Bur-
bank has $150,00O,0O0 worth of ord
ers for 64-seat consultations, a.
passenger Saturns, and a transport
type, three times the size of the
Constellation, now being made un-
der a secret navy contract.
Lockheed asked army permission
to complete its C-69 Constellation
contract by next February, and be-
gin commercial production then. The
firm is considering mass produc-
ton of single-seat, private passen-
ger planes.
Douglas Aircraft Co. at Santa
Monica has $129,OOO,OOO in CONNER
clal orders for the DC-4, DC-6 and
lO8-paSsenger DC-7 all now being
made in military versions on govern
ment contract.
Consolidation Vultee at San Diego
also plans commercial transport
production. Northrop Aircraft at
Hawthorne and North American
Aviation Inc. at Inglewood said mill
tary orders had kept them too busy
to develop plans for commercial
planes.
Advert ispnent
Imperial Valley press., 1945-05-10
MASSAGE SPECIALISTS
GIVE TREATMENTS AT
.JACUMBA BATH HOUSE .

Graduate physiotherapists direct
treatments at the Jacumba Hot
Sulphur Springs bath house, under
new management. Hot sulphur
mineral baths and Swedish mas
sage are given by trained special
lists at this resort, for many years
popular with Imperial Valley peo-
pie, conveniently nearby, in the
cool mountains at an elevation of
270G feet. Write DR.. c. A. Kaul,
Jacumba, California, for illustrated
literature, rates and reservation
ADV.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-05-10
l.. A. STOCKy

LOS ANGELES May 10. (UP) Stocks
was heavy Monday on the Los Angeles
stock exchange with $500 shares chang
ing hands. The emphasis was upward as
ID issues were up z down and 10 un-
changed. The list:
Blue Diamond 100 at Y unchanged
Transamerica 100 at IL unchanged; Pa
cific Gas and Electric 100 at 3S1k un-
Hancock 100 at 58 up ~ Sinclair 100 al
16A unchanged; Richfield 100 at 12% un-
changed; Standard 200 at Ass unchanged
Union 100 at 23M down ~; Northrop 1OO
at IL unchanged; Arlon 100 at up u
Consolidated Steel Pfd 100 at % up u
General Motors 100 at 20 down h; Glad
ding Mclean 100 at 20 down %; Hud-
son 100 at % y Hupp 700 at 5A up
u; Measco 800 at 1.60 unchanged; Solar
200 at 10 z up q.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-05-10
BUS DRIVER RUNS
CAMPAIGN ON JOB

OMAHA, Neb., May 10 CUP0-
Driving a city bus and campaigning
for city commissioner is a double
job for one man, but E. E. Harring-
ton simplified matters by combining
the two
Harrington stops his bus in the
middle OF his route, arises, faces his
passengers, and delivers a short
campaign speech.
Il want to get ahead" Harring-
ton says. I'D like to change my
job after running busses for 20
years. can promise you if you vote
for me in the primaries and in the
election, Ill make you as good a
commissioner as 1 have been a
motorman."
Some passengers gasp with sur
prise, some smile, and nearly al
ways a ripple of applause follows
his closing sentence: Friends, ]
thank you"
Then, Harrington passes out cards
bearing his picture and slogan;
"Elect E. E. Harrington for City
Commissioner. Omaha resident 81
years. Eligible Efficient-Honest."
Imperial Valley press., 1945-05-10
CLASSIFIED
Lost, Found, EsrdY

Lost. Found. EstruY
~-~~---~~-~~~~~~S>~~~-~~@~
LOST-Between Mexicali and FL
Centro-Alligator purse, contain
ing I. D. cards; ration books and
currency. Reward for return to
Post-Press office, 625 State. 5-l4
LOST-SoId black cat mos. old.
Bare patch left front leg. Answers
to Moses. Liberal reward offer
ed Call 783 Park Ave. 5-14
LOST-Wallet containing A g. b
gas books; currency and identifi-
cation, between 5th and 9Th on
Main. Reward. J. w. Hammond.
1926 No. 3rd. 5-l2
REWARD for return of mans glass
es in tan leather covered case.
Salassi, 1450 Olive. 5-l2
Personals. Spec. Notices
WANTED-Auto repairing by eX-
pert mechanics. Complete over
haul on any make We specialize
in FORDS, Chevrolets and Ply
mouths.
UNCLE TOMS SHOP
West Main Phone 692
sill
Continued on Next Page
Imperial Valley press., 1945-05-10

A new full-track snow cruiser
has been developed for use by the
Air Forces in deep sncw country
for towing and light cargo hauling
The new Ordnance transport We
hicle. weighing two and one-haIf
tons when loaded, has speed Of
20 miles an hour. a cruising range
OF 100 miles and has successfully
negotiated snow so feet deep.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-05-10
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO, May 10. UP)-Evening- up
operations and liquidation rrior to the
government crop report depressed grain
futures on the Board of Trade Thursday.
The bearish undertone stemmed from
signs of easier cash markets and trade
expectation Of little reduction in the Of
ficial wheat -forsecast due after the
market close Weakness in securities
added to the heavy undertone.
Rye finished today off &-2A cent a
buShel; wheat off 3s-1A Corn up u to
off "a; Oats off %-1%; adm Barley off
Z TO quoted up u.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-05-10
L. A. GEAFN

LOS ANGELES, May 10. (UP)-Grain
Wholesale prices consumer grade; Large
Grade A 40la, Grade 37M, Medium
Grade A Sly, Small Grade A 35A
Retail prices to consumer (cartnn) ::
Large Grade AA ;. rade A 1919, Grade
B 44-45; Medium Grade AA 45-46, Grade
A 45-46; small grade A 43.
Canded Graded Eggs to Rrtailers (cas-
es): Large Grade AA A, Grade A AZ.
Grade 80: Medium Grade AA 80, Grade
A 80; Small grade 81.
Poultry and butter unchanged at cell
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