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Imperial Valley press., 1937-03-29
r AS1p4NS AMREINS

More Blessed
Two OF the choicest cleaners are
hereby rendered to certain child
less southside couple who, early
Easter morning, left bags of Eas-
ter confections on the porches of
all the children in the neighbor-
hood. After all. Love thy neighbor"
and "Suffer the little children"
are not SO far apart.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-03-29

Butter: Los Angeles 80; but
terfat. Imperial Valley 4. 0. b.
ranch, Grade A a.; manufac~
turing milk AZ; route gathered
cream 80.
L. A. Hay: U. S. No. I extra
leafy S28-29: u. S. No. 1 $500;
u. S. No. 2 leafy S24-24.50: u. s.
No. 2 $500; Minneapolis flax
S2.23-2.29.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-03-29
Grease Up The Buggy

Grease Up The Buggy
Next Sunday is likely to see a
migration of the initiated to Beau
mont and vicinity RR's private
advices reveal that the cherry trees
will be in full bloom next weekend,
given a couple of days of sunshine
this week. BY the way If you
60 to look, turn off the highway at
Beaumont avenue inthe town, and
drive north two miles. You'll be
right in the middle of Cherry VAL
ley-and there's nothing like 1t
in the United States.
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WORLD DAY.0F
PRAYER TO Be
OBSERVED HERE.
Services WIZ Be Held Fore
noon ard Afternoon at
Taalty Cathedral

Next Friday. February IL, will
mark the tenth observance in Ju-
eau of the World Day of Prayer.
Services this year will be held in
holy Trinity Cathedral the morn
ny session starting at 1880 o'clocF
nd afternoon session at 1880 o.
lock. Following tbs morning serv-
zee, potluek luncheon will be served
n the Trinity parlors. Z
The program for this years World
Day of Prayer was written by Miss
Mable Shaw, founder of the Liy-
ngstone Memorial Girls Boarding
school at Mbereshi, Kawamba
Northern Rhodesia. Africa Miss
Shaw went to Central Africa In
1918. Shell the author of Gods
candIclights," 1885. = 81
The program Is supremacy an act
# worship and "Thon Art the
Christ, the Songcf the Living God"
! beiiig used on the same day in
,arfous forms in more than fifty
countries. 'sI.s
The call to prayer was sent out by
rational womeasb missionary organ
nations, home sand foreign The
ti,cnae was "The World to Christ
We Bring" and the call was for
meetings to be Held sin cities. towns
and villages. morning, moor, or in
the evening, to ask Gods mercy
upon the troubled and confused ma
.ions." The thought OF q day iof
prayer spread until at the request
II farLaway friends the World Day
If Prayer was first observed in
1927. The program this year is spec
ally prepared both for young people
and adults 3S esatAS s;lIss
The Interdenofnina tional Council
of the Women of Juneau is COM
posed OF members of the following
Northern Light Presby-
terrain Kpiscopalian, The Salvation
Army, Lutheran. First Presbyterian,
Methodist and Bethel Pentecostal
Mission ~ 80
An interesting program has been
arranged for the World Day Of
Prayer by members of the above
mentioned churches, and wide in
vitation is extended to all to be
present at this World Day Of prayer
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Peoples Day Program with tho
theme Master, VIII Follow Thc,h
Today is tho birthday OF the great
young peoples movement Christian
Endeayor. The day is Remembered
with special program and music.
Wednesday. 7:30 pm.---Midweek
Prayer Service. A special meeting oil
the congregation will follow the
prayer service, to consider plans for
the coming meeting OF Presbytery.
Friday, 1880 Women's Mis-
sionary Society.
A cordial invitation is given to
all to attend these services and wor-
ship with US. -
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VATICAN SPECTACLE

places it upon the pope's head, sol
EMMY inuoning in Latin:
Receive thou the tiara adorned
with three crowns and know that
thou are the father of princes and
kings, the rector Of the universe,
the vicar of Our Saviour Jesus
Christ, to whom is honor and glory
from century to century
The new pope then recites the
formula of papal absolution, imparts
the apostolic benediction and, as
the silver trumpets again SOUND
the triumphal march, is borne
through the pressing, cheering,
crowds, to his apartments.
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METRO2OLITAN METHODIST
EPISCOPAL. CHURCH
Fourth and Seward Streets

Fourth and Seward Streets
q. L. KENDALL. Pastor "a
1000 afr.-Church Scheols Mrs.
MT.fp Whiteniore Superintendent.
hoo am.-iMorfifag worship
Combined young peoples Service
and e1saning worship Stxvice at 8
pr. A male quartet will furnish the
special music for the evening serv-
ice. 10 5'A fe.5
You will always find warm well
come at the Methodist Church
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CHAPEL BY THE LAKE
Near Fritz Cove Corner

REV. JOHN A. GLASSE, Minister.
Sunday School from 2 to O'Clock,
meeting temporarily at the Road
Camp nearby, with classes for chill
dren and adults alike, and well
come for everyone living out the
highway interested TO attend VAL
entine Party plans will be announc-
ed this Sunday.
Chapeladies, our organization for
all women of the community inter-
ested to assist in this religious de-
velopment. will meet next Wednes-
day evening with Mrs. Joe Render.
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L DUCE'S SON
welded TODAY


ROME, Feb. 6.-Vittoria Musso-
lini, son of the III Duce, and his
boyhood sweetheart, Orsolo Buvo!i,
%, slim blonde were married here
today in the Parish Church.
NAZI CRUISER
HAMBURG, Feb 6. = Germany
has launched another 10000 ton
cruiser amid the blair of bands and
patriotic speeches.
The cruiser was christened Admir-
al Hyper as it started on the slide
down the way. The name is in men,
DRY of the last Communicating Chief
of the fleet during the world war.
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RESURRECTION LUTHERAN
CHURCH


Corner OF Third and Main Streets
REV. ERLING < OLAFSON,
Pastor
1000 Sunday School We
have an excellent school and invite
you to take advantage of IT.
HOO am.-Morning Service. SER
mon, Jesus Reperation OF the
Twelve Disciples. The special mu-
sic viii be sung by group of high
school girls. f
Tuesday TOO pm Meeting Of
Confirmation class at parsonage.
900 p.m-Senior Choir practice
at Mrs. Alexander's Studio. 2
FRIDAY This church is participat-
ing III the Worlds Day Of Prayer to
be held at the Episcopal Church be-
ginning at 1890 am
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tBy the U. 5. Weather bureau

apor3 cloudy temperature, 80; Blaine
cloudy 3D. Alert Bay clear 3d. Bull Habor 81 Beby Is
Island partly cloudy,
49, cloudy 22s Wrange clear IL Petersburg
%; soapone Point partly
Radiovie cloudy
Cordova clear "a China clear ls Mccarthy.
Anchorage Fairbanks showing cloudy
Springs cloudy showing
showing Kalag showing foggy Ohagamute
showing 80
WEATHER SYNOPSIS
continued this
westward to Hawaiian reported
pressure below normal the
of observation high baromec
inches Yukon Territory
the coastal Unaaka northern Brit
weather with precipitation reported
elsewhere
although
portion
Alaska.
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ADVICE GIVEN
TO HIGH SCHOOL
STUDENTS HERE
President of Junior Cham
Der Commerce Makes
Pointed Talk

Get right in and work when you
enter high school, suggested Har-
ry Lucas, Jr., Juneau High School
Student Body President, who spoke
at the regular weekly luncheon OF
the Junior Chamber of Commerce
Friday, in the grade school.
Lucas outlined the student body
government pointing out the board
of control is composed of the presi-
dent, vice-president, secretary treas
urer and four class presidents. This
board of seven elects a student man.
ager who takes care of the school
finances. The board sponsors stu
dent activities which include dane
es, community singing, assemblies,
publications, athletics, plays, and
any other activity that will benefit
the school.
Training Value
The speaker also pointed out the
value of the training in the Junior
Chamber of Commerce stating that
it should be a big help later in high
school, college and the business
world
Dean Allen won the prize for the
best report on Albania, and Jim
Glasse took the best-joke prize. Ger
many will be reported on at the next
meeting.
Edward Wood, Rodney Nordling,
and William Tanaka compiled the
current event quiz of the week. This
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WEATHER SYNOPSIS

test proved to be the best and hard
est test given to date. Bob Phillips
and John Tanaka were the only two
that received perfect scores.
Club Handbook
The special project committee re-
ported that a club handbook and
map of Juneau is to be edited in the
near future to be distributed to the
public free of charge Almost two
hundred copies of the first project,
Juneau and Vicinity has been
distributed TO date.
jim Wilcox, Jack Newmarket and
Raymond Reaber were named on the
program committee for the next
meeting. George Walmsley, John
Tanaka and Bob Phillips were APP
pointed on the subsidiary commit
tee
Malcolm Faulkner accompanied
the club in several songs at the
piano.
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CHAPELADIES MEET
ON NEXT WEDNESDAY

The Chapeladies of the Fritz Cove
Community organization will meet
next Wednesday night at the home
|of Mrs. Joe Kendler according to an
announcement made today
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THE sALvATIoN ARMY
Willoughny Avenue

WlIIOughny Avenue
ADJUTANT AND MRS. TANNER
LIEUT.. M. L. MORRIS
Sunday, 2::30 pm.-Praise meet
ing.
Sunday, pm.-Sunday School
Sunday, 7:30 pm. Salvation
meeting.
Tuesday, 1880 pm.-Public meet
ling.
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AT THE HOTELS

Gastineau
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Murphy.
Alaskan
Wallace A. Doe, Red Bluff Bay;
Carl Jensen, Petersburg; Bill Salo,
lynda
Mons Anderson, Mendenhall.
MISS YOUNG IN ST. ANN'S
Edythe Young underwent an OPP :
Grafton this morning at ST. AIMS
Hospital.
Empire claSsifieas pay.
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SEATTLE BREAD
PRICES ADVANCE

SEATTLE. Feb. 6.-Bread prices
will be advanced here next Monday
to nine cents for one pound loaves
and 10 cents for one and one-half
pound lpaves.
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holy TRINITY CATHEDRAL,
EPISCOPAL ~

Fourth and. Gold Streets
THE VERY REV. CHARLES
e. RICE, Dean
Sunday Services.
300 aam.-Holy Communion
10 am Sunday School.
l10e am.-Choral Eucharist and
sermon.
1880 p.m.--Holy Baptism.
Ash Wednesday: Holy Connnun-
ion 10 IS am. vcsper service and adj
dress. 8 90 pm
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Notices for tins churcn column
gaust be received by The Empire
rot later than 10 O'Clock Saturday
morning to guarantee change OF
rermon topics, etc =
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FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
DAVID WAGGONE2, Minister

SUNDAY services:
1000 am.-Bible School Lesson,
Jesus the Light of the World John
3.12-9.11
II 80 am. Morning Sermon.
Subject, Men of Vision" II was
not disobedient unto the heavenly
vision" Acts 26:19
7:3o pm.-Eyening Service. Young
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BETHEL ffNTECosTAL
ASSEMBLY

ASSEMBLY
i2i Main Street
CHARLES O. PERsoNEUs.
y Pastor 7
Sunday services:
ii:oo Morning Ysorship. Ser
mon by the pastor.
1900 Noon-BiDie School. Glasses
for all.
l:3s p.m.-Broadcasting o service
over KNY. q jsr''
1880 p.m.-Eyening service.
Tuesday. 7:30 pm. =, Regular
weekly meeting.
Friday. 7:3o pm.-Young Peoples
Meeting.
Communion Service the first
Sunday Of each month.
Everyone cordially invited to al
these setvices. a
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SEvEN1H-DaT1 .tAs,vENTIsT
I. CifpRsH

Corner Second ana Main Streets
sr l'aH. L. WOOD. Pastor
Mote: The asetSices Of this church
are held OH Saturday, the seventh
day Of the week. 7's 81 2s.;S
Sabbath school 10 a m Saturday
with Bible Glasses for all ages.
Saturday, IL am Morning Wor-
ship. Home missionary day. e! A..
johnson, leader. " s ''
Sunday 1880 pm. = L ecture,
sSprinkling is not baptism. pourme
is not baptism. There Is only one
true form Of rnaptism IN the Bible,
the true entrance into the Christian
church
Tuesday, p.m.-Mothers meeting
and Dorcas society at the parson-
age
Tuesday, 1880 PIN. Sermon, ''The
only certain way OF getting on Gods
welfare fund, and having every
need, material and spiritual, sup
piled with unfailing certainly the
rest Of our lfves."'
All are welcome to all the serv-
ices of this church.
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CATHOLIC C;HuKCH
Church of the Nativity Of TIE
s.u q, - - r.

Blessed v. NJ, Juneau
Fifth and Gold Streets
REV. VIM. G. IcvAssEUR. S. j..
Pastor
Sunday Masses:
800 a.m.-Holy Mass and In
Struction. k
1000 am.-Sunday School.
l0;30 am-High Mass and Ser
mon. Af ~ ~
7;30 pm.-Rosary and Benedic-
ton of the Most Blessed Sacra-
nent. ...-.. l.
500 a.m~-Holy Mass daily.
NORTHERN LIGHT P2ESBY-
TERRAIN CHURCH
"Where Welcome and worship
Meet
Franklin at Fourth
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NOTICE

DR.. Rae Lillian Carlson. local OPP
tometrist, has returned to her Ju-
saeaa praetiee.a-5es.s, e,.7gsFsl..,-eSadv.
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A1JxILIARr DANCE

by the American Legion Auxiliary
Saturday night, at Elks Hall Adj
mission 81 90 Rand.s orchestra. adv
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REV. JOHN A.. GhASSE. Minister
MRS. TREVOR DAVIS; organist
1890 a.m.-Sunday School.
1880 to 1900 am Organ Mo
rents. ~ Nssst 49, .sfss S7ssst
Nii.90 ,a.R..s - Morning worship.
see our advertisement elsewhere
n this paper. ssssS as sS3kSE
r fs-s /. r. ss5c 4 So k
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ALASKA" by Lester D. Henderson.
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AUXILIARY DANCE

by the American Legion Auxiliary,
Saturday night at Elks Hall. Adj
mission $l00 Rand's orchestra. adv
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Try an Empire ad.
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Empire classifieds pay.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-08-08
NEW YORK STOCKS

.. NEW YORK, Aug. Z. UP)-The
stock market advanced fractions to
more than a point today in the
dullest trading in several weeks.
Steel and non-ferrous metal shares
led.
., A strong tone in metal markets
brought demand for Anaconda,
which was the most active issue
and gained more than point.
American Smelling approached 81
for more than a point gain. and
CRANKY, Miami, Kennecott and In
spiration gained fractionally.
y4Steel shares responded to adViees
that production continues high. u.
s. Steel and Bethlehem rose more
than point, while National Steel
again reached new high for the
year at 9SA on a fractional gain.
Revived interest developed in
Chrysler. The company still is un-
dergoing labor difficulties but re-
cent shorts in the stock reportedly
We're covering. This brought gain
/ of more than a point to around
III. General Motors showed more
than " point gain.
Approach of railroad negotiations
with the brotherhoods continued to
, have a restrictive Influence on car
rier shares but they Joined the up
trend. New York Central gained
L to 40 while Atchison was up a
Southern Pacific up fractionaiiy.
Chesapeake & Ohio gained % to
b2b while Northern Pacific showed
a similar advance at 29h.
;, Utilities attracted more attention
Consolidated Edison gained to
Special issues continued to attract
attention. Armstrong Cork was up
! more than a point and SuperheateI
almost 3 points.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-08-08
The =.
Tackle. Box.
BY GEO. f. BUCKLIN
BY GEO. F. BUCKLIN
THE TACKLE BOX
BY GEO. F. BUCKLIN

MARLIN HAVE ARRIVED IN
SAN DIEGO OFFSHORE WATERS!
Early this week Mrs. w. A. Hoss,
2655 Columbia street, San Diego,
returned to port with a 237 pound
marlin Swordfish which she caught
fishing from the Warrior vi. 1t
required three hours and fifty-six
minutes for the sportswoman to
subdue the huge leviathian. Dur
ing the battle the monster made ,28
giant leaps from the water in, it's
frantic endeavors to. shake. out the
hook or break the line. ,a. : :,
This was Mrs. HoSs's second
swordfish, as she brought a 193-
FOUNDER to gaff year ago. She
is a member of the Coronado Rod
and Reel club and the San Diego
Marlin club. The marlin was hook
ed in the area west of Point Iona
and southwark off the Coronado
islands. - + i.#..-F ..
Imperial Valley press., 1937-08-08
CHICAGO GRAINS

CHICAGO, Aug. 7. (UP)-Rela-
lively firmer cables and strength in
corn accounted for small gains in
wheat prices today on the Chicago
board of trade. Wheat gained
more than cent a bushel in the
first hour. but commission house
selling brought a reaction. A little
hedging added to the pressure. but
support from milling interests and
small spectators prevented the loss
of all of the gains.
At the close wheat was III to 1h
cents higher, corn is to 2h cents
higher, and oats y to Ss cent high
er.
Deferred deliveries led TO early
upturn in wheat. In the final hour,
the May delivery showed a net gain
of better than cent, while the
September contract was up only
fractions.
Corn shot up nearly three cents
a bushel shortly after the opening
but reacted and lost about u half
of the gains. Short covering and
stop loss buying was uncovered on
the advance but spectators were
included to take profits and there
was a reaction from the high. A
strong cash position and dry wealth
er where rain is urgently needed,
inspired buying
Smallest supplies of both old and
new wheat In storage in the United
States since 1919 had little effect
on the market. These bullish fl
CURES were offset by a lack of de-
mand for domestic wheat for ex-
mort,
Imperial Valley press., 1937-08-08
L. A. STOCKS

LOS ANGELES. Aug. Z. UP)-
Bandini Petroleum grabbed the spot
light on the Los Angeles stock ex-
change today with sales aggregat-
ing more than quarter of the
total number of shares which
changed hands during the session.
The issue rose a full point to 5
during the morning.
Other sales included: Transamer-
lea 1000 shares 16s. up Is: Security
Units 20 at As. up three points; Son
tag Drug 500 shares 12.
Outside of Bandini. the oil shares
traded across the board sold at
prices which failed to move up or
down from Yesterdays close. They
were: Bolsa Chica A 100 shares 39s .
Hancock 100 shares &c; Richfield
200 87s; and Wellington 100 shares
at 9&.
Menasco Mfg. Co. moved up II
to 2Ss on sale of 100 shares.
OF the 10000 shares sold, six is
sues were up. two dropped and
nine were unchanged.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-08-08
Medwick Hits .4O4
G. RAVIS
LEADS IN
AMERICAN

NEW YORK., Aug. 7. UR)-Cecil
Travis, Washington shortstop, made
a 81 point squirt to exc the Ameri-
can league batting lead while Joe
MedWick ST. Louis Cardinals out
fielder, continued to top the Ma
tional league, according TO batting
averages released today including
games of Thursday.
Travis, third last week with 1857,
scared to 1888 to gain 10 point
margin over Lou Gehrig, New York
Yankees. Gehrig, last weeks lead
er, improved his average from .372
to 1878. Joe Dimaggio, Yankees
hard hitting outfielder was third
with .270.
MedWicks average improved one
point to .404 to give him 16 point
lead over Gabby Hartnett. Chicago
catcher, who batted 1888. Paul Wan
er, Pittsburgh Pirates, dropped from
1888 to .374 but continued to hold
Leaders in other departments:
Runs-(N) Medwick, st. Louis, 81;
(A) Dimaggio, New York, 80.
Hits-CN Medwick, st. Louis, 15l;
(A) Bell, st. Louis, 1879.
Doubles-(N) Medwick, ST. Louis,
Al; (A) Bonura, Chicago, 36.
Triples-(N Vaughan and Hand
ley, Pittsburgh, tied each with 10;
CAD Kreevich, Chicago, IL.
Home runs-(N OFT, New York,
%; (A) Dimaggio, New York, 80.
Runs batted in-(N Medwick, st.
Louis, 1902; (A) Greenberg, Detroit.
1O8.
Stolen bases-(N Galan, Chicago,
ID; (A) Chapman, Boston, 27.
Club batting-(N Chicago, 1892;
(A) New York, .291.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-08-08

6ohico aiiu Ctlc EdSlcS tIIltTBcu
victorious in two of the three con-
tests.
Reports indicated that Joe Hurst
would. be on the mound for the
Elks and that several new ball
players would fill in the weak spots
on the Elk club.
Meanwhile, Pat Patterson, man
ager Of the Eagles, chased to all
parts of the country in an endeavor
to match the strength of the Elks.
AS. a result the city league play
off series promises to provide three
close ball games in which the
brand of ball Will rival that shown
in valley loop play this season.
Tentative hneups for the tilt
which will start promptly at 8:l5
Monday, night, will be announced
tomorrow.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-08-08
-- Fight Results =

HOLLYWOOD-Wally Hally, 1876,
Los Angeles, drew with Joey AL
canter, 1874, Kansas City QO); j. j..
Cutrone, 1T, Flushing, NY, de-
ciSioned Red OMalley, l80, Los
Angeles %; Louis Flyer, 14O,. Hol-
lywood, stopped Happy Hayes, l4O,
Los Angeles 90; Dick Lemos, 100,
Los Angeles, knocked out Rudy
Ayon, 100, Los Angeles (3. ..
SAN DIEGO-Lige Drew, las,
San Diego, knocked out Kid Mex
ico, LAG, Tijuana ID; Speedy Wal
lace, 140, Oklahoma, knocked out
AL Mclean, las, San Diego CD; /;
Jose Souto, l55, Buenos Aires, drew
John Folio, 1877 West Virginia (3) !;
Ken Reid, 1872, San Diego, deci-
stoned Angus Smith, 1873, Los An
geles go. =-..
Imperial Valley press., 1937-08-08

Out
7>3 Win

Hoyal Priest and Paul
Brown, slugging softballers
from Holtville, Friday night
made life miserable for
Pitcher Joe Hurst of Ell Cen
tro and nearly ran the Coca Cola
fielders to death, as the Robertson
club trimmed the County Seat
aggregation, 7-3. - B..
Ell Centre banged, out ten hits
Off the speedball delivery of Lyn
Stewart, but the Holtville chucker
kept the blows scattered. Mean
while Holtville pounded. out eleven
base knocks including a long home
run by Priest. Paul Brown also
added two doubles and Jim Hol-
comb poled triple.
Holtyille started the scoring in
the third inning when Dodds walk
ed, went to second on a passed ball
and scored on Nealy's single
Ell Centro tied it in the fourth
but Holtville scored twice in their
half OF the inning and were never
headed. -: . ..z ,..
In Brawley the Boggust- Peterson
nine outclassed Calipatria to win
1913 in elevn innings of slugfest-
ing. ...
Score by innings of the Ell Cen
tro game:
El Centre -. 900 100 oOi-s 10 /
Holtyille -.,.,.. O01 POP. .2Ox-7 IL 2
Hurst and Kinne; Stewart and
Priest. : s's.2..'.. :. -:
Imperial Valley press., 1937-08-08
NEW YORK TEAM
HOLDS LEAD

ASBURY PARK, NJ, Aug. 7
UP)-Theodore A. Lightner and B,
Jay Becker, of New York City, held
a lead of 55la points today over
S. G. Churchill and Charles Loch-
ridge, New York, at the end of the
second ae,kion Of PIe National
Masters Pair contract champion
ship in the annual summer tourna-
ment of the American Bridge lea
que.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-08-08
NOTED HOCKEY
PLAYER DIES

OTTAWA, Ont, Aug. 7 CUP)-
Eddie Gerard, 48, noted hockey
player and coach, died in a hospital
early today from complications OF a
throat ailment.
He was considered one of the
greatest defensemen. He began his
major lague hockey career with the
Ottawa Senators in 1913.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-08-08

Chicago Cubs increased their Ma
tional league lead to five and one
half games as the Grimmen de-
feated the Boston Bees in both
ends of a double header, 1876, and
6-2.
New York Giants won their third
game in a row as King Carl Hub
bell pitched the New Workers and
National league champions to
60 win over the Pittsburgh Pirates.
A four run outburst in the eighth
inning brought the victory.