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Evening star., 1937-06-13
THREE JUNIOR GOLF
MEETS THIS MONTH
Age to Shut Champion Brownell
Out of D. C. Event, but Not
M. A.. MARYLAND Plav.

THREE junior golf championships
will be coming up later this
month, but one of the defending
champions won't be in there playing
for the title he won last year. The
Maryland junior tourney is the first
Of the trio slated over the 36-hole
route at Beaver Dam Country Club
on June 81.
Second on the tournament list for
the juniors is the District title tour
ney scheduled for Washington Golf
and Country Club June %, 20 and 80.
Third is the Middle Atlantic junior,
slated to be played over the course Of
Hillendale Country Club near Balti-
more on June 80.
Bobby Brownell. the District anna
teur and junior champ, won't be able
to defend his junior championship
this year. Bobby reached his 18th
birthday anniversary last March and
the deadline for the tourney is l8.
But he may play in the Maryland
and the Middle Atlantic champion
ships and again his most formidable
competitor in these Journeys will be
Billy Shea, the lanky Congressional
youngster whom he dethroned last
year in the final round of the District
junior affair.
Evening star., 1937-06-13
Reserve to Dorothy Nj,

THE reserve ribbon went to Dorothy
which had been consistently in the
money from the first, SO the youngster,
Hi-Glo, sensation Of the opening hours,
bowed to older and more experienced
performers
The Whitney colors came to the fore
In the thoroughbred road hack di-
vision also, won by Missing Caddy, and
Shoemaker likewise picked up another
trophy for his collection by taking the
touch-and-out with Ganadora. Among
other prominent stables that figured
In the final accounting was that Of Mr.
and Mrs. George Greenhalgh, whose
oughbred hunter class, perhaps the
most hotly contested of the day.
A championship at Uppervllle is an
honor Of no mean repute, but almost
as important in the eyes of those who
rate this as the best young stock exhi-
bition in America are the victories
earned by the sucklings, yearlings and
2-year-olds that are shown in hand.
virginia -DredS score.
THOSE laurels were garncred prin-
cipally by Virginia-bred horses,
the stables of William Ziegler, jr., Of
Middleburg William Lipscomb of Lees
burg and Mr. and Mrs. Greenhalgh Of
Berryville taking flrsts in all but the
2-year-old event, where the entry OF
Mrs. J. T. Moore, jr, placed on top.
Summaries:
THOROUGHBRED BROOD MARES
First, Duration. W H. LlpScomh; second
Good Evening; Taylor Hardin; third Flying
f'fTfi TaoRot RSj GHBkEp sucKL1NGs First
entry, Espino ,Glority. William zeeler Jr
entry, Espino-Golden Reed. William zies-
Bay Beauty. Strother 4; Peach, agents;
second. Play Fellow. Benton Stables. third.
PONIES OVER JUMPs-First. Victorian
II, Springsbury Farm. second. Billy, Pa
tricia Downes. third, Sonny Boy. Roland
PONIES UNDER sADDLE-First Nancy,
scnoGii third b Billy " Pat1tG,a S,n D9TneI ,sT ~
ERS-First. Hunters Choice. Mr.. and Mrs
George Greenhalgh: second, Nobody Fool
Mrs; John Hay Whitney; third, Troop, Mrs
j. MGMTWErGHr HIVE CHIT HuNrERs-First. Spring
Hope. Mrs. whitney; second. TWO Leggns.
Mrs. whitney: third. Catalan Boy. william
y THoRoUGHBRED YEARLING FILLY-
First entry. Dunlln-Ready, Llpscomb: Sec
and entry Sly Portla Sieve RoI-Portrush.
Mr. and Mrs. -Greenhalgh: third entry,
THOROUGHBRED YEARLING COLTS
First. Abdlcation. Prince of Wales Refine
ment, MI and Mrs. Greenhalgh: second
entry. Sun Edwin -Minette Edward Friend
ly: third entry. Espino- Orc Ziegler
THOROUGHBRED = YEAR OLDS-
First. Capt. Darcy. Macaw-Marchlng On.
Finery FoolerS Mrs. Lilly LIVINGSTON;
third Agent Boy. Secret Agent-TiJinka.
Mrs Crompton Smith.
PoNIES UNDER sADDLE-First,
Evening star., 1937-06-13
CITY LOOP LEADERS
HAVE CRUCIAL TILTS
First Place in Both Sections at
Stake Today-Big Tussles
Begin at 3 O'Clock.

T1RST place in both sections Of
* the National City League will be
at stake among six teams today
as three crucial games are sched-
uled on as many different diamonds
Tied with four victories in five
games each, the Heurich Brewers and
Gordon's Cafeteria will play for the
undisputed leadership of Section A on
the South Ellipse, starting at o'clock
Bill Silverman is slated to pitch for
Gordon's while the Brewers are un-
decided whether to start Jesse James,
EV Russell or Archie Scrivener.
IN Section B, the four currently
deadlocked leaders play each other in
two games, Reads Pharmacy meet
ing New Deal Shop at Fairlawn and
White Haven meeting Star Radio
Company at Cabin John. Both games
also are scheduled to begin at 3
o'clock. All four teams, like Heurich's S
and Gordon's, have an 800 percent
age for five games.
Evening star., 1937-06-13
Iouis Wild With Left.

Joe still hits tremendously with both
hands, but the last time I saw
him he was bit wild with his left.
The brown boy is striving to increase
his foot speed and in so doing has
developed a rather clumsy double
shuttle step.
Louis gives the impression of disin-
terest in the coming fight There is
little or no spark in his work, and it
truthfully can be said he is not the
same Bomber who drilled enthusias-
tically for the Baer and Camera bouts.
Louis is we'll heeled financially and
perhaps the world championship no
longer has the glamour it once held.
No one really knows what goes on
behind the scenes in the Louis camp,
for he is kept in almost complete Sc
clusion except for his public workouts.
1t may be that Jack Blackburn is sat-
isfied to have Joe look so ordinary be-
fore crowd, but I doubt it. I believe
Louis just is not the Bomber of two
years ago and never will be again.
Evening star., 1937-06-13
Washington Park
Results
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
FIRST RACE-Purse.. 5000: claiming;
;Sotsar,Sids 2o,,in.S.n and DUP, up: fprlonss m
Hss'nFan% Mss Baiko KGnffi kencE 1920 $oo aS"
Pay Check Turner 40
Also ran-Pompassc. Petty Taw. Zorana.
Wild Play, Belle Fiesta, Daria and Cain.
SECOND RACE-Purse 5000; claiming,
Monks Time (Corbett 100 5an 4oO
Domino Player CMorris) 35.iO Is 10
ottoman (Ryanl go
Time, I:124,.
Also ranL,Tomye. Dark Chick: Firm
Hand; BediEht. Mibs. Pat w. Little Heel
DAILY double paid s6.sO)
THIRD RACE-Purse. 5000; claiming:
3-year-olds and up 1 mile
iri;h ImaSs age .HssS" sssS''" '' &tS tS
Also ran-Jabberie, Boots Greenock and
Crowned Head.
FOURTH RACE-Purse. 5000; claiming,
3-year-olds and up; fur longs.
Bow to Me 1Corbetp 20 800 $50
Prince splendor ,Roberts> $40
Time Time i;e31; ,1Rt,s new track rack record. .
row. Our Caroline and Hope to Do.
FIFTH RACE-Princess Pat Stakes:
furlongS .
b Well Rewarded Haas go $40 Out
Hermana Turner 1910 Out
Inhale (BalaSkD Out
Time, III x.
Also ran-Bluefeld. Mamie O'Hara.
Milky Way Farm entry.
SIXTH RACE-Purse. 5000: claiming,
3-year-olds and up: | mile.
Two Sons tkurtsinger) 1000 40 $40
Parity (RyanI $50 500
Mr.. Joe (CorbetD 4."O
Time, 1880.
Also ran-Modest Manners. Amijo. Black
Peter. Halliard and North Blaze.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. 1900: claim.
ing; 3-year-olds and up; / mile and 20
Yards.
Bel Esnoir q. Anderson $50 800 3.sc>
Biography Turner 800 1 OO~
Fire Advance tCorbet) SEQ
Time. :j2l-.
Also ran-Easv Sailing. Hose. Budds
Treacy and Mccarthy.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse 5000; claiming;
f-year-olds and up l ls miles.
Sir Boston IS. Roberts, 100 500 $50
Wild Transit RYAN, 2.IO
Time. 1:5 p.
Also ran--Cannons Roar Mynah Malay,
Rungler and MouSetrap.
Evening star., 1937-06-13
Heavyweight Champion Declared Keener Training Than Toe
Cameo. Ann Clay Bayly: second. Azalea
Edgewood Farm: third. Camelot. Ann Clay

Cameo. Ann Clay Bayly: second. Azalea.
Edgewood Farm: third. Camelot. Ann Clay
Bayly.
First, Missing Caddy. Mrs. Whitney: sec
ond. Troop. Mrs. Moore; third. Hi-Glo.
Ray 8. shoemaker.
PONIES OVER JUMPs-First. Queen
Of Sheba, Stanley Green II: second, Busy
Bee. Robert Palmer; third. Printemps,
TOUCH AND OUT CLASS-Fifst,
Ganadora. Shoemaker: second Lacquer
Lady, Fenton M. Fadeley: third. Benny
Aubrey FIshback.
THOROUGHBRED HUNTERS
Hunters Choice. Springsbury Farm: sec
ond Missing Caddy. Mrs. whitney: third,
FASILY SADDLE HAcKs-rirst entry,
Mr.; and Mrs, Hugh Fontaine.
LADIES' HUNTERS-Frst, Spring Hope.
Mrs: Whitney: second Troop, Mrs Moore;
third; Dorothy M. Peach Brothers.
Hope. Mrs. whitney: second. Troop Mrs.
ney.
HUNT TEAMs-Frst entry. team, Pied
mont Hunt. Mrs. Whitney: second entry,
team. Piedmont Hunt, Mrs whitney: third
entry, team. Blue Ridge Hunt. Springsbury
Farm.
Evening star., 1937-06-13
RED DLABEL LEADS
AT CHARLES TOWN
Easily Wins Skyline Purse,
Being Given Excellent
Ride by PaIumbo.
.HARLES TOWN, w. Va June

~HARLES TOWN, w. Va, June
12.-The Skyline Drive Purse,
feature mile and ne-sixteenth
race here today, proved easy
for w. G. ToWnsend's Red Label, one
that raced over a heavy track in
l::53 IS, to pay $500.
Sammy Palumbo sent the mare on
top at the break. Rating her per-
fectly thereafter, he had her home
four lengths in advance of N. C.
D'Orsaneo's Precious King, with
Claude Feltner's Envee, the favorite,
showing the way to the four other
starters.
Mrs. K. N. Gilpin's Frank Brooke,
named in honor of the West Virginia
racing commissioner, broke on top
in the AZ furlongs Of the fourth, and
won by five lengths, to pay $500.
The stewards suspended Jockey
Herb LAUGH for five days for cutting
across his field with Schley Buck, 60
ing down the back lane in this event,
Evening star., 1937-06-13
20 YEARS AGO
IN. THE STAR

\ IL longevity records for the
season went by the boards at
American League Park when the
Mats and Indians hooked up in
l6-inning no-decision contest. The
game was called after hours and
38 minutes of play with the score
20. Although Cleveland scored
what appeared to be the winning
run in the tenth, Washington tied
it up when Judge singled and was
scored by singles by Foster and
Milan.
A new automobile speed record
for Is miles on dirt track was
made by Arthur Klein, who drove
the distance in 80 minutes at
Lincoln, Nebr.
Because Iris Speaker went
hitless in s times at bat In tho
game with Washington, while Ty
Cobb was getting two triples
against Philadelphia, the Georgia
peach finally gained the batting
leadership of the American League.
He now is hitting .35ll to Speak
er's 3505.
Evening star., 1937-06-13
Charles Town
Results
b. the Associated press

% ti' haooeIdltU ffeSS.
FIRST RACE-Purse. 800: claiming;
Edith Walker lPslumboj $40 $50 100
Silver Arch tMachado) 4.CO 200
TEL 1t 'Root $40
y Also ranrcGnoanteH Landsman. Cora
Porter Cal, c.; ran off at the barrier and
SECOND RACE-Purse. 500; claiming;
Eear1o!ns aIina Tlfs I;i and up; 6'2 fYrlonss
M.asniata ns tax ,PaInm6oY PS.%nspn $50 sc sc Is"
Flylns Deryish tsnyder) $50
- Also ran-Litue whisk. Jordan Rose.
Customer. Subdale and Mokan.
THIRD RACE-Purse. 500: claiming;
S-year-olds and up; 6lz furlonss.
Yardstick oMachado) $50 go
Running Water Lauch) 24O
Cautious Bo. Little Jaw and Pile Driver.
tDaily Double Paid S3O.s0.
FOURTH RACE-Purse, 500: allow
anceS: s-year-oids: about ~ furlonss.
Frank Brooke tM'chadol go $50 $50
a Schley Nurse LSherryD 800 $50
a sehley Buck Lauchl $50
Also ran Goodvine. Philisal Buds
Virmar. Two Aces and Green Water.
" ". "huk L. u, anu MIS- a. ,. DOW
man entry.
FIFTH RACE-Pur>e 800: claiming;
3-year-olds and up; Charles Town Course
Miss Patches tRoot 800 100 $40
Balmacan Palumbo) 400 $50
Mabel Beyond tCastanova) 2S.1O
Time. I:2115.
Also ran-Penny. LADY Buck, Falmouth
Belle. Locomotive and ktwo.
SIXTH RACE-Purse. $500; handicap;
3-year-olds and up: Ia miles
Red Label IS. PAlumbo> $50 $50 2SO
Precious King III. Lauch) 600 500
Emvee L. Machado) $50
Time. :532n.
Also ran-Jirp Moss. ExagEeration,
James Boy and Stingaree.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. $500: claim
ing: I-yeal-plds and up: II. miles.
Prince Petite tSnyder) 1900 $50 $50
Amasin tRoot 400 32O
Dudley c. tSimpSon) 500
Time. 2:I2aS.
Also ran-Barcardi Sweep, Lucky Turn
and Post Brigade.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $500: claiming:
3-yearolds and up; Ia miles.
Jim Brown tW. Snyder) $50 3.2O 2t0
Pauline H. r.. Root $40 2.4O
Early Call IL. GarretD 2.GO
Time, 1:5lta
Also ran-Thorny Rose Mcdonald H.,
Roauepine. Erins Sun, Golden Play.
Evening star., 1937-06-13
FARRELL IS UPSET
At SHOE PITCHING
Tied for League Lead as He
Is Defeated in Three
Sets by HeIeker.

TINE biggest upset Of the year in
horse shoe pitching circles
occurred this week when
4 Charley Heleker defeated Temp
FARRELL Maryland State champion, on
the latters courts in metropolitan
singles major league match. The
scores were $3.50. 50-36, 5040. with
each averaging Al per cent ringers.
In other matches, Lem Sales took
one game Of the three from Lee Flesh
man by averaging 66 per cent in the
first game. Ed Henry Of Falls Church,
Va, doWned Edgar Brown two games
to one. and Francis Battiste continued
his winning streak by swamping Bill
Woodfield.
The weeks standings show FARRELL
and Fleshman tied for first place.
Evening star., 1937-06-13
Champs Boxing Well Timed.

RRADDOCk has predlcted he Will
beat Louis within eight rounds,
and with every workout his number
of proponents is growing. 1t can
safely be said that his legs will stand
the strain of the fight, even should it
go the limit and his boxing is sharp
and we'll timed. The champion is
looping his right hand a bit too much
TO satisfy his more critical hackers,
but he may have a motive In that.
From the day he landed at Golf
more, the champion has worked on a
defense against Louis deadly left
hook and, if the samples thrown by
the spar mates mean anything. his
defense will be effective.
Up at Louis camp you get another
picture The Bomber and his troupe
make no predictions. Louis is working
hard, but. in my opinion, with little
result. His sparring partners are too
ineffective to give him any test, and
some of the drills have been nothing
short of cloWnish.
Evening star., 1937-06-13
B0STONlAN BAGGED
( BY FAIR KNIGHTESS
Tabitha Is Second, Five Lengths
Behind Winner of Feature
! at Suffolk Downs.

Ey the Associated Press.
ROSTON, June 12.-Smashing home
from start to finish in a man.
her befltting a As shot, H. C. McGe-
hee's Fair Knightess won the Bosto-
nian Handicap at Suffolk Downs for
the second successive year by five
lengths over A. j. Sackett's Tabitha.
being clocked in LAS 2-5 for the mile
and one-siXteenth.
A length away was D. ]. Sullivan's
Trina, that was last at the far turn.
but moved up with a late rush to
place with a half length to spare
over Sun Celerina.
A crowd of Is, 900 was on hand.
Evening star., 1937-06-13
GEORGETOWN BOYS WIN
Peewees Stop P. B. c. No. 4 Nine,
Midgets Top Y. M. C. A.

Base ball teams Of tho Georgetown
Boys Club were successful In two out
Of three games yesterday with the
Peewees and Washington Flour Co.
Midgets. playing under the sponsorship
Of the club, being the winners.
While the Georgetown Insects were
losing to Merrick Boys Club, ll-5, the
Peewees were whipping Police Boys
Club No. 4, "a, and the Midgets were
pounding Y. M. c. A. for an 1l-6 VIC
tory.
The defeat Of the Insects was the
first Of the season for that team and
was due mostly to the pitching Of ORA
helm Of Merrick, who struck out 16
Georgetown batters. Washington Flour
Co. remained undefeated by It's VIC
tory.
Evening star., 1937-06-13

Best ringer tages-FIeshman jar
rell. 55cc.
Best percentage game-Jarrell. 75cr.
Most ringers in one game-Fleshman,
113
Most consecutive ringers-Jarrell. Wood
field L.
Most total rineers-Woodfield 500
Most total double rlngers-Jarrell 172
Most points won-Henry. aO4
Least points lost-Jarrell. 536.
Schedule.
Schedule for Wednesday evening, s
O'Clock:
Heleker at Fleshman-Rogers avenue
Rogers Heights Md
FARRELL at Brown-134 Nineteenth street
northeast.
Battiste at sales-Rogers avenue, Rogers
Heights Md.
Evening star., 1937-06-13
Braddock Appears Faster.

II AM not saying Louis Will lose to
Braddock. The man is too great
q puncher, and, If he lands early, the
fight won't last long But do think
that, the farther the fight goes, the
worse it will be for Louis chances. If
Braddock can escape the Negro's
punches for five or six rounds. he will
have fine chance to win. And that
may be Jim's battle plan; for, off the
showing to date, the champion can
Dutspeed the challenger.
The situation may produce different
developments over the last week of
training; but, unless Louis shows to
better advantage, Id say Cinderella
Braddock will ride the pumpkin coach
once more on the night of June %.
Evening star., 1937-06-13
BINGHAM TAKES SHOOT
Smashes 48 of go Targets for
High Gross Award.
By the Associated Press,

H. M. Bingham captured the regu-
lar weekly shoot of the Washington
Gun Club, smashing 48 out of so
targets, which, with his added targets,
1854, gave him high gross score over
r. D. Morgan, who shattered 40 tar
gets from scratch.
C. C. Fawsett nosed out Julius
Marcy in the 25-target special shoot.
winning with total of % to Marcy S
%. Following are the results:
Evening star., 1937-06-13
WILL WIN IN EIGHT
ROUNDS, i'm SAYS
Braddock, Speedy, Is Boxing
WeII-Louis, Toi|ing, Is
Sluggish in Ring.
BY FRANCIS J. POWERS.

n ETRoIT, June l2;-Jim Brad
dock heads into the last
the defense of his heavy
weight championship against Joe
Louis as supremely confident as any
fighter 1 ever came across. Braddock
is the life Of the Golfmore Camp, con-
stantly kidding and chucking his pals
In the ribs and rigging up practical
jokes on any likely looking victims.
Usually it is Jack Mccarthy who
plays Charley Mccarthy for the
champion. A few days ago, Braddock
fixed McCarthy's bed so that it COL
lapsed under the weight of the SPAR
ring partner and on another occasion
dropped garter snake into the draw
er of Jacks bureau. There are few
quiet moments around the camp and
Braddock is showing no indication
of the tenseness that engulfs many
boxers as the time of big fight ap-
proaches.
Evening star., 1937-06-13
SPRING HOPE GETS
UPPERV|LLE. TITLE
Last-Day Scoring by Mrs.
J. H. Whitney's Mare Wins
Grand Hunter Award.
BY ROBERT b. PHILLIPS, Jr..
Stan Correspondent OF The Star.

7 1PPERVILLE, Va, June 12-
/ Coming up to bat today
with two strikes already
called on her, as it were, Mrs
John Hay Whitney's brilliant brown
mare, Spring Hope, won the grand
hunter championship Of the annual
Upperville Horse Show with great
drive that overcame the long leads es-
tablished by Ray S. Shoemaker's Hi
Clio and the Peach brothers Dorothy
NJ, in yesterdays opening session.
Spring Hope did not appear in a
single class yesterday, but when she
went into action before one Of the big
gest crowds ever seen at the Grafton
Hall show grounds, she quickly set
herself up as queen of all Ridden by
Mrs. James Hamilton of Warrenton,
the handsome mare won blues in the
lightweight hunter, ladies' hunter and
Cornthian classes and shared in a
first won by Mrs. Whitney's hunt
team.
Evening star., 1937-06-13
VIRGINIA POPE VICTOR
Gains Rule Trophy at Kenwood
With Net Card Of 1874.

Virginia Pope won 36-hole tourney
for the Mrs. E. A. Rule Trophy, which
ended yesterday at Kenwood. with a
net total of 1854 Mrs. j. c. Dale won
in the draw for second place, after a
tie at 166 with Mrs. r. P. Huff Mrs.
A. A. McEntee won the gross award
with 1877.
Winners in the putting competition
were Mrs. Fred Meier. Mrs. Marion
Johnston. Mrs. E. A. Rule and Mrs.
Stephen De La Mater.
Evening star., 1937-06-13
0'D0NNELL NINE BUSY
Two Games in Three Days Slated
for Industrial Leader.

for Industrial Leader.
Now leading by a game and half,
O'Donnells Grill will have it's mettle
tested in the Industrial League this
week when it plays two games in three
days.
Tomorrow they meet National Saw
ings & Trust, now in third place, while
on Wednesday they play the Old Mil
waukee Brewers. In the meantime, the
Heurich Brewers, just behind the lead
ers, face Cohey Screen Co. on Tuesday
The fourth game of the week finds
Coffey and National Savings scheduled
for Thursday.
Evening star., 1937-06-13
JOHNSON GOLF WINNER.

GREENVILLE, S. c., June II Up.
Slender 21-year-old Lewis johnson,
linas amateur golf championship here
today in 35-hole match with a fell
low townsman, the veteran Francis
Ford. He won and l.
Evening star., 1937-06-13
CUP DOUBLES DELAYED

Yugoslavian Netmen.
PRAHA, June IL (P.-Rain forced
postponement of the doubles in the
Czechoslovakian-Ju Jugoslavian Davis
Cup tennis series today.
The Czech pair Of Roderich Mcneil
and Ladislaus Hecht was leading
Ferenc Puncec and Josef Pallada,
2-6, 81, Go, IS, when a post
ponement was ordered until tomor.
row.
The Csechs won both Of Fridays
opening singles.
Evening star., 1937-06-13
GETS MICHIGAN MAT JOB.

Port Robertson, 1887 captain of the
University OF Oklahoma wrestling
team, has been named assistant mat
coach at the University Of Michi-
gan
Imperial Valley press., 1937-05-05
l.. 4. VEGETABLES

Los ANGELES, May 5. U.P0-
Price trends were steady to weak
with liberal receipts and a slow buy
ing demand.
Asparagus: local 6h-7c. Perris
Valley &C. San Luis Rey &c.
Cabbage: steady; local cannonball
81. 90 81 .25; red $3.75-$4 400; San Ono
fre cannonball 36s $1.50 and 1Ss to
24s $1.00.
Lettuce: Santa Maria, Guadalupe
and Lompoc dry pack as S1.0O-S ID; +;
SIS 6O-75c. San Luis Obispo As $1.35-
$1.50; SIS 80$1.00; Hawthorne As
1880. Local loose pack IS 50-6Oc.
Peas: Santa Maria, Arroyo Grande
Nipomo, Casmalia, Oceano and Nor
ro Bay stock 2 II SC. San Luis Obispo
mad Orosi SC Carpinteria and
Oceano pole u SC. San Pedro 1k-
&c. Arroyo Grande Sugar &C. Oceano
China lie.
Squash: Imperial and Coachella
Valley white summer 50-65c. Italian
5O-6Oc. Indio Italian 75c flat; I'm
perial Valley Italian 35-50c. Imper-
ial Valley white summer 50-75c. San
Diego Co. Italian $1.00-$1.25; Or
ange Co. Italian 90-$1.00; San Pedro
white summer $1.00$1.25.
Strawberries: local and Orange
Co. klondikes 60-75c per 12-pt. tray.
No. IS 35-4Oc. Long stem $1.35-$1 so;
Mssionarys 55-65c. San Diego Co.
$500; $2.25-$2.5O; 12s $3.50 $2.75;
16s $1.75-$ $500; 9s. and 12s S5-$1.00;
flats 5x6s $225-$2.5O; 6x7s $500
$2,25; 7xss $1.50-S175; Mex strip
ped lb. 9-11c.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-05-05

may face difficulties considerating
the recent sharp break in prices.
American shares appeared to
need some new influence which
continuing good industrial reports
will not supply. Iron age reported
steel operations at 80 cents of cap
acity and predicted production
around 80 per cent for May. Elec-
trio power production gained over
the preceding week. Carloadings
figures were good.
Rails had assumed early leader
ship on good industry figures.
Atchison made a new high for the
year, at 90A, while Southern Paci-
fic, Northern Pacific and Della
ware, Lackwanna and Western we're
strong, but later dropped to frac-
tional losses.
Allis Chalmers upset the indus
trial list by declining a points to
a new low for the year at 80 as
reports continued the company
would undertake new financing. 1t
recovered slightly. The drop
brought selling which carried u.
S. Steel from a fractional gain to
point loss, Bethlehem more than
a point lower, Chrysler fraction
ally lower to below lis. Johns Man
vile lost more than points.
An easier tone in world metal
markets brought selling in metal
e,1,
conda, Howe Sound, Kennecott,
and Phelps Dodge all had losses
of point or more.
Utility shares maintained a
fairly good tone. International
Hydro Electric was the leader on
more than a point advance as
the company reported first quarter
net of $627, ,152 compared with SAL
29O in 1886. Consolidated Edison