davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1938-10-09

e70S CATHEDRAL AVE. NW.-Delightful
location: private family; one square from
Conn. ave-; unlim. phone; close to bath;
gentleman only
Evening star., 1938-10-09

THREE ROOMS OF FURNITURE. electric
icebox. Lincoln 6157. Ills Penn. ave. Sc.
TIRES AND WHEELS, 475x19-inch;
with Chevrolet. 6-hole wire wheels tubes.
complete, in use; bargain. $3.50. Atlantic
Evening star., 1938-10-09

REFRIGERATOR. G. E., excellent condi-
ton, S75; double bed solid mahogany
S15. Call Wis 7349-J
Evening star., 1938-10-09

PIANO--Apartment size upright excellent
condition. for immediate sale, $3.50. Met.
6335 Qs
Evening star., 1938-10-09

1000 37th ST. N.W.-Attractive front room
with lavatory. 2 exposures: inner-spring
mattress: bus at door: adults only. Emer-
Evening star., 1938-10-09

special drive to close out used and recondi-
toned upriehts and grands Among these
many instruments you will find the one
up. .uprights. large size. from $50 to S75;
all IN perfect tune and repair Pianos for
Evening star., 1938-10-09

I12 INGRAHAM ST, N.W-Sinsle room
semi private bath; " blk. ex. bus ltpd
gentlemen. Randolph $3.50.
(Conttnusd On Next Pe0aI
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5514 18th ST.-Frort, sunny room. 81
week; near transportation.
313 18th STREET NE.-Nicely furnished
bright front room. ch.w.; near Lincoln
Park: reasonable
Evening star., 1938-10-09
FARM AND GARDEN.

LANDSCAPING, pruning, planting. trans
waited concrete walks, drives; stone walks;
rock gardens. w. c. Walker. 252 Gallatin
NV. Randolph O1l9
ROTTED COW MANURE best top dress
small lots get our prices. Schneider S
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IA FRANKLIN ST. NB-Private room,
private bath; single or double; clean, COM
fegt4hle. feasousbls; sentlsmsn. North
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.
(Continued

PHILco FLooR-MoDEL RADIO with
short wave; almost new; Sl5. Other ra-
.oios S3.95 UP. Dixie Pawnbrokers' Exch.
Wis H st. ne. Open ewes. to pm.
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1925 MONROE ST. NE-Gentleman to
share large, furnished front room in pri-
| vate home. with another
Evening star., 1938-10-09

1903 IOWA AVE. N.W-tDecatur-Iowa
aye.o-Well -furn. room in detached home
IL. insulated, oil heat; garage; reason
able. Decatur 1872. Gentleman
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VIOLIN. Ochestrola 1887 Chevrolet, radio
and heater. Atlantic 3494W.
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1902 HOBART ST. N.W.-Warm, attractive,
reasonable: lady.
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CHEVY CHASE-Nr. Circle. attr. room,
detached home of adults; quiet, warm,
adj. bath. Breakfast Free transportation.
Cleveland 3509. Call after Sunday.
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yate porch. semi-pvt. bath: beautiful pvt
home, block west 18th. exclusive neighbor-
hood; gentlemen Columbia 1890.
Evening star., 1938-10-09
DOGS, PETS, ETC.

DOGS. PETS, ETC.
WIREHAVEN KENNELS.
GET YOUR COCKER sPANIELS HERE.
All colors. finest quality, lowest prices.
Drive out and see them. Shepherd 1898:
SELLING OUT
Cocker Spaniels and Pekingese, females,
sired BY champions. SO. 2126 N. Glebe
rd.. Arlington. Va. Walnut $500.
O. D. K. G. DOG SHOW,
Saturday. october 18th.
10 A.M.-6 Pm.
Municipal Ball PIX, Route I. Alexandria. Va.
ST. Admission for Entire Day.
LADY ASTOR KENNELS,
Marlboro Pike. Md.-Hilside O505.
Toy puppies, reg. American Kennel Club:
Bostons. fox terriers. wires: 20 to choose
from; price right: dogs boarded.
DEE GEE KENNELS.
BOSTON TERRIER PUPPIES.
See our new Boston terrier at~stud. IL lbs.
DOGS BOARDED.
Take Colesville rd at trafnc light IN
Silver Spring. 3h miles. Shepherd 3720.
COLLIES AND SHETLAND
SHEEPDOGS-
>, Strong. healthy. registered puppies Of
BEECH TREE FARM,
Annandale Rd Falls Church 1462-W.
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323 EMERSON ST. N.W-Attrac. from
rn with pvt. bath; southern expos: / OF
gentlemen. $50. Also cozy single rnl.
SIG: close to bus
Evening star., 1938-10-09

WASHER, S139.5O Prima side dryer new
condition, appearance; pump. porcelain;
used 3 months - stored; rare opportunity
5S5o
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-16

The victory gave the Seattle
record OF three wins and three
losses in spring training camp
games. The Tribe meets San Diego
in San Diego Thursday night and
then plays Oakland Friday, Satur-
day and Tuesday to complete the
seven game series with the Oakland
erS.
Mike Hunt, home run king of the
Pacific coast league in 1887. Hank
Bonetti, Len Gabrielson and Dick
GySelman hit home runs for Seat
tie. and Osborne and Muller added
to the triumph with long triples.
Seattle started the fireworks in
the first inning when Bonetti work
ed Pitcher RadonitS of Oakland for
a walk. Gyselman singled to right
and Hunt touched off the fuse with
a home run over the right field
fence.
Three more counters crossed the
platter in the second inning when
Gyselman planted another hit over
the fence with Spindel and Strange
on the base paths.
Gabrielson's four Dagger came in
the sixth with two on base and
Bonetti led off in the seventh with
the fourth circuit blow of the game
Oakland tried three pitchers
without success. Radonits, Koch
and Vinci looked alike to the Seat
tie batters and when the final
smoke had cleared from tie dia-
mond 2lrans had crossed the plat
ter for the boys from the Pacific
northwest.
Osborne and NuSser -coasted along
with more. runs than the old wom-
an in the shoe had children, to set
down the Oaks with IL hits.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-16
|. V. Speed
Boat Kings
To Compete

Two stellar Imperial Valley out
board drivers will carry the hopes
of Ell Centro and a delegation Of
rooters north to Long Beach Sun
day, where they will take part in
the fifth annual Southwest Sweep
stakes Speedboat regatta.
They are Joe Thompson, who was
going great guns until he wing
dinged' with the runabout Sea-
biscuit in the recent Midwinter
races and Isaac Stepford.
ThompSon'S boat, though one OF
the fastest in the popular S"service
class. has won to "capSize jinX
which has held good for -four con-
secutive regattaS.
But no more of that said Joe
at his service station today "EX-
cept in accepted places, that was
the last bath / plan to take for
remainder of the 1898 boating
season"
A field of 67 western pilots in
eight outboard and inboard classes
will at one pm. lay siege TO th
Marine Stadium waters. The pro
gram will include II races, lasting
four hours.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-16
Arm stronQ
Seeks Three
Ring Titles

los ANGELES, Mar. 16. up
Henry Armstrong. world feather
weight champion. looked toward the
crowns of Barney Ross and Lew
Ambers today, his score with Baby
Arizmendi even at two bouts each.
Armstrong. a Los Angeles Negro,
Cutpointed Arizmendi, OF Tampico.
Mex. in a l0-round bout at Olym-
pic auditorium last night. Ariz-
mendi had defeated the Negro title
holder twice and lost once prior 10
last nights non-title bout.
A -to-one favorite to win
and short priced choice to win
by a knockout. Armstrong was un-
able to knock the Mexican off his
feet
Both fighters were bleeding when
they left the ring, AriZmendi from
a cut eye which Armstrong opened
with sharp left hooks in the third
round. The Mexican, however, gave
no ground, ana later opened one
Of Arnstrong's eyes with two lett
hooks.
The referees decision was greet
ed both with boos and cheers. Both
fighters were accused OF low
punches.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-16
NEW YORK STOCKS
Continued from Page j


behind the market. Prices were
forced down ! to more than 8
points before support developed.
They steadied and came back
slightly.
Persistent selling of gilt edged
British securities on the London
stock exchange was a factor. Con
tinental Europe dumped holdings
and repatriated the proceeds. caus-
ing a break in British pound sterl-
ing.
other factors includede fears of
higher taxes: war scares and an
apparent desire of foreigners to
keep expatriated funds in dollars
rather than invest them in Amer
lean securities.
United States Steel broke u 50A
off 4, and rallied only moderately.
Bethlehem Steel touched 54A off 4
u. National Steel sold at 50 IL off
Wide breaks were made by farm
equipments Case sold at S1A off
50 and then rallied. International
Harvester al its low Of 81 L. was
off AZ.
International Nickel sold at AZ
off 3%. American Smelling as off
ga and Anaconda 30A off 3. L. 5.
Smelling was down 3 at 81. Dome
broke TO an we low at 81 off 2ts
in the gold mining section.
Many railroad issues made new
lows for the year or longer, includ-
ing santa Fe al 90 1-2 off 81 New
York Central IA off 2; Pennsylyan-
ia 1SA off Is; Southern Pacific
Il3ss off %: and Union Pacific 6s
1-2 off 3A Some came back mod
| erately.
Heavy losers includede Allied
Chemical at 80 l-2 off i IL; Chry-
sIer 50 off 4: Du Pont 116 off !
1-2; Montgomery Ward 80 IL off
3 3-8; Stnadrad Of New Jersey 4s
off IL: Union Carbide 72 off 3a
and Westinghouse Electric ss1s off
5.
Dow Jones closing stock aver
a ages: Industrial 122g7 off 4.37;
Rail 25.11 off 1.47; Utility 1897 off
O.64; 20 stocks off 1.54
Stocks sales apprOXimated 1920
600 shares, the most active session
since Feb. and compared with
| 76O 900 shares yesterday. Curb sales
| were ia, 900 shares, the most in
some three weeks and compared
with 10000 yesterday
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-16
L. A. VEGETABLES

Los ANGELES, Mar l6 UP) -
Trading was generally slow. Most
vegetable receipts were rather
light to moderate, asparagus was
chokes held firm. Fruits were
mostly plentiful and duh.
Artichokeg: Arroyo Grande ass
mostly $3.50; sos mostly $3.50; 72S
S2.-S2.25; Guadalupe 4SS. COS S2.25-
$3.50; 72S $1.75-$2
Asparagus: local loose ex fey 18-
19c, fey 16-17c. Imperial Valley fey
regal 24c. Regal 1920. Special IL
13c III.
Pueblas. very few lie. Spinks 6-8c.
buttons 7-8c lb
Broccoli: local best 4-41ac.
Brussel sprouts; Pismon Oceano
and San Luis Obispo crate stock
mostly &c lb; King sprouts 3-4c.
Davenport and = Pescadero 25-lb
iced drums S2.-S215,
Bunched vegetables: per crate
beets 25-40c. Carrots best 40-50c
Dixon 4O-5Oc. Green onions 90-S1.
San Fernando S1.25; leeks 60-75c,
Mustard 45-50c. Parsley 4O-60c. Ra
dishes small red 60-75c. Spinach
local best 60-80c.
Cabbage; local cannOnball 25-40c
Red cabbage 5075c. Savoy % 4Oc.
"a I'LL , - q D1N' pa ~ - 49,
Eggplant: coachela Valley lugs
Stops $1.65-S175; 12S S1.5O-S1.60;
l6S S1.25; INLAND 9-tOps $1.75: 12s
$50; 16s $125.
Lettuce: Imperial Valley dry pack
4 doz S15O-S1.65; IS $1-S125 Yu-
ma 4 doz best $1.85-$2: 8 doz $l50-
S1.65.
Onions: Oregon yellows L. S. ]
mediums Sl.10 ped 5O-ib SIX; Idaho
whitel globes mediums mostly 81
so; Calf and Oregon boilers $175-
50.
Peas: Coachella Valley poe best
s Y &c. San Pedro best 4-5c. Santa
Barbara bush best Sc. Imperial
Valley best 6-6zc. 45-Ib crate.
Imperial Valley $2.75-$2.85.
Squash: Imperial and Coachella
Valley white summer crates S2.-$2-
rs; flats $1.75-$2; Italian crates
S2.-S2.25; flats S1.75-$2 San Diego
co lugs best S175-$2; yellow crook
neck Imperial Valley crates faiI
quality S1.50-S175.
Tomatoes: Imperial Valley and
INLAND crates Stops S1.5O-$l.65 3; 12f
81 .4O-S1 so: les 75-90c.
YOU haven't read ALL the NEWS
Until You've read the Ads
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-16
PACHECO, ANTUNA
TO HEADLINE FIGHT
CARD AT CALExICO

have been feuding since the first
amateur show was staged in the
Calexico arena. Tonight both vow
the feud will be definitely settled.
Strangely enough both have diff
ferent outcomes pictured. Cannett
visions Shans in the corner with
Referee Spence counting him out.
Shans. on the other hand. visions
-Gennett unable to answer the bell
for the second round.
The Escalona Flores scrap match
es two of the fastest battlers in the
business. Both throw two fists OF
dynamite through four rounds Of
battling.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-16

which begins Thursday.
Included in Wednesdays quail
fiers will be Defending Champion
Earl Roberts, Imperial Valley
Champion Dick Lott and Lettuce
Champion Laddie Willoughby. as
we'll as Tom Crosbie, who won the
first flight in the recent valley
championship, and other valley
top ranking linksmen.
Wayne Elvander, semi-finalist in
the valley championship, led the
first rank of qualifierS with a 70.
Close on his heels with a rs was
Lee Lamberson, guest flight winner
in the Brawley Lettuce tourna-
ment.
Other qualifiers and their scores:
Paul Pace, 80, M. Gonzales, l0l,
Jack Rector 107, Ben Danielson
j. Campbell, w. NJ. Walsh 80, T.
Liken 1T, A. Yaeckel 81, Bill
Sprecken 83, Newt Brazelton 81
Rip Carter 83, Lee Lamberson rs
Lyle Kurisaki 10, N. c. McGeem
ia, Norman Polkenhorn 100, DR.
Parker 85, Warren Currier 81, Paul
Jenkins "a, Cal Jacobson 80, Lloyd
Sewers 83, F. j. Valdes ITO, M. M
Belasquez LOG, A. C. Tanksley 93
Louis DeVita 80, Barney Riley ll2
Harry Hendrix 83, II. Parks 80
Harold Engle 50, Wayne Elvander
73, Massey Horton 81, Bill Apple
Sc, Paul Brown 80, Elmer Sears
an
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-16
Jayeee Hoopsters Whip Spartans> 1851
Ross Blakely Cages
Winning Points
I'm Game

Basketball bowed out of the I'M
perial Valley sport picture Tuesday
night in the high school gymna-
stun, when the Central Junior col
lege cage team staged garrison
finish to defeat Coach Larry Han
sons Spartans, 1851.
The game to decide the valley
championship came as an anti-cli-
max to a season which saw the El
Centro high schoolers win the val
ley high school title and lose out in
the semi-final in the CIF. play
offs to st. Augustine high school
of San Diego.
The drive and power which led
both the junior college and high
school teams through an outstand-
ing season of play was lacking in
Tuesday nights game.
Players on both clubs took the
game in stride, satisfied to keep
the ball in motion without putting
forth the last bit of energy SO
Vitally necessary in winning baS-
ketball teams.
The lead See-SdWed through the
game to keep a handful of fans on
edge, and only when "old man luck
stepped into the fray in the last
minutes of the game did the junior
college pull into a lead that iced
the contest.
The high schoolers led 17-l4 at
half time but trailed 2l-20 at the
end of the third period.
Ross Blakely, star Arab rward
Gagged the deciding points IN the
last minute OF the game when he
plunked three successive baskets
through the netting.
Blakely led the scorers with e
points. Poole and Ballou with II
points each topped the high schoo
point makers.
The Spartans were handicapped
by the absence of Jack kirkpatrick
all valley center who Transferred
to San Diego.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-16

Robert Pacheco VS.. Johnny An
tuna
Cleo Shans VS.. frankie Cannett.
Lee Flores VS.. Greg EScalona.
An all-valley card has been lined
up at the Calexico athletic club for
Thursday night with Bobby Pacheco
and Johnny Antuna rematched in
the main event. >---.-
Both Antuna and Pacheco., are
hard hitters and good mixers. Put
ting the two featherewights to-.
gether is like slapping a tiger and
a lion in the same cage. Vicious
action is assured.
Frank Cannett and Cleo Shans
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-16
WEST PALM BEACH. Fla, MAJ

WEST PALM BEACH, Fla, Mar.
Is. CUP)--Do you play golf?
I don't either. very we'll, but to-
morrow. I've got to try to.
In ether words. while all the rest
o. yCu dusfer golfers pursue your
ordinary businesses, I must appear
at St. Augustine and team with
Lawson Little in the country'S most
important pro- amateur tournament.
This said business all started
months ago in California. during
party at Guy Kibbee's somehow or
another I started Dragging about
my. golf game. Two more cocktails
ana 1 couldn't remember whether
or Ralph Guldahl was national
open champion. Three more cock
tails and I turned to Lawson Little
and said:
Listen, Lawson, if you want to
win a big tournament, easy, why
dent you pick me as your partner
in the ST Augustine pro-amateur
in March? I am one of the worlds
greatest unknown amateurs"
Months passed. So did the men,
ory of what I had said to Lawson.
He went on shooting 70 and there
abCuts. I went on shooting 100
and thereover.
Last night, in this city ran into
Lawson Little.
I looked at him and knew there
was some reason I should try to
luck him.
He prompted me right quickly
He reminded me that only one day
separated US from the first tee at
st. Augustine and a battle with the
greatest professionals and amateurs
in this country.
My face must have dropped be-
cause Lawson tried to make sooth-
ing conversation.
Dent worry" he said, "all you
have got to do is help me on a
couple Of holes and well do all
right"
AS he spoke the names of all the
great players we must meet flashed
before me-Guldahl Revolta Picard,
Sweeney, Smith. Cooper, Metz, and
Laffoon.
Lawson walked on and I was left
with the knowledge that I was being
counted on to help ION a couple of
holes"
Leaping catfish I never helped
anyone on any hole, not even my
self And yet here l was expected
to help Lawson Little, one of the
/ greatest players the game ever pro-
duced.
Well TO give credit where credit
is due, l have been practicing. I
have been trying to improve. 1 have
/ putted across the living room rug
until there is a path in it that re-
/ sembles a forest path to a salt lick
l have Clipped the bath tub full Of
/ balls. l have playej full brassies
off the wash basin; Clipped the
! paint off the shower curtain, and
/ blasted the stuffing out Of all the
chairs in the sitting room.
I But still am nervous The vision
Ct the first tee sends shivers down
my back 1 can see it now. A thou
sand persons gathered about, all
quiet and waiting The announcer
calls the names of our opponents.
4 Up they step ana Whack drives down
the middle.@ Then Lawson's name
IS called. Up he steps and bangs one
a mile down the fairway. Then
my name is called.
/ / step hp-With no stance, no
backswings no downswing, no dis
! tance, no jirection, no nothing.
I've "a hours grace, must play
because am pledged to appear on
that first tee at st. Augustine All
/ can hope for is a metamorphosis
Of McLemore on bunch of 6l's by
/ Little.
J All / can say is this If we win
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-16
Today's Sports Parade

even one match, Lawson Little will
have accomplished the greatest in
dividual feat in the history OF golf
Not only will he have beaten the
best. ball of two great players; he
will have carried on his shoulders
1876 pounds of non-golfing material.
Readers. don't take this lightly.
I'm dead serious when 1 say I'm
nervous and upset After all, it's
no fun to have to make a monkey
out of yourself in the nations Oldest
pitV
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-16
Chapman Leads
Berkeley Bears
To Baseball Win

LOS ANGELES, Mar. l6. (UP)-
The University of CALIFORNIA; base
ball team still was undefeated today
in its invasion OF Southern Cali
forria, its last conquest, a 20-13
victory over the University of Cali
fornia at Los Angeles yesterday
afternoon.
The Golden Bears, trailing the
Bruins Hip in the eighth, scored
eight runs on one hit, seven walks
and three errors. The WeStwood
team used three pitchers in that
inning.
Sam Chapman, California foot
ball star, drove in two home runs,
one with man on base and the
other with the bases full.
You Haven't Read All the News
Until You've Read the Ads
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-16
ZEKE BONURA
ONLY SOX HOLDOUT

PASADENA, Cal, Mar. l6 (UP)
-zeke Bonura, who announced in
New Orleans he would not sign
with the Chicago White Sox unless
the club went to him, was the only
holdout as Manager Jimmy Dykes
directed training at the Sox camp
today. Dykes said the clubs case
is closed and added that if "Zeke
doesn't get into camp soon and
start working he may not even play
at his regular position (first base)
| this year.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-16
TEMPLE, COLORADO
TO BATTLE FOR
NATIONAL, TITLE

NEW YORK. March l6. tUPl-
Basketball teams of Temple and
Colorado universities will clash to-
night in Madison Square Garden
for the championship Of the first
Invitational Intercolle giate tourna-
ment
Temples towering owls, eastern
conference champions, were favor
ed but they will be facing one OF
their toughest foes of the season
in the Golden Buffaloes, big seven
titleholders of the Rocky Noun
tains..
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-16
l.. A. BUTTER & EGGS
T. A. LIVESTOCK

LOS ANGELES, Mar. 16 fUP( -
trags 2b0. Motsly steady; medium
ia choice butchers s.65-10.
cattle 800. Active; strong TO
slightly higher; good to choice FED
steers s.s5; some held higher; med
ium steers 7.60-7.75; fed Mexica u
s'na 81 go. Imperial Mexicans
~ beifers 7.lb-7.65; cows 5.50-6. % {;
cutter grade as; bulls 5.75-6. rs;
calves $50. Steady; few vealers TO
1850. And above; load heavy cal
yes $50. -, 90 a.
S. sheep 100 steady; medium SO 10
lambs s. SO.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-16
L. A. STOCKS

LOS ANGELES, Mar. 16 (UP) -
Prices tumbied on the Los Angeles
stock exchange today. Thirteen Of
the IS issues crossing the board
dropped. toy Of them to new lows.
Not a. single stock moved TO higher
ground. The volume Of sales was
approximateiy $500 shares.
sales were: L. A. Industries 100
at 3h down n; Pacific Indemnity
100 at 21lz down one point; Trans
america 100 at 10 down u; Bandini
Oil 100 al 81. down B: B2lsa Chi
ca A 100 al p down y; HANCOCK
Oil 100 at 1885, down Is; Richfield
OIL 100 at 5zs down Is; Sunray Oil
100 at pa, down a 10 new low
Standard Oil Of Cal 100 al 30A
down M: Union Oil 100 at 20h
down 4 General Motors 100 at
33H down 2 IL; HupmObile 100
at 90. down Is to a new low: Van
De Kamp Bakeries 100 al IL
al 26. unchanged: Southern Pacific
200 at IA down 1ss.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-16
PADRES CONCERNED
OVER DELLESANDRO

SAN DIEGO Cal, Mar. l6 up
San Diego baseball club officials
were concerned today over the
condition of Dominic Dellesanoro.
The Padres, punching their runs
off Manager Frank Shellenback'
pitcher for the rockies, won prac-
fice game. 6-3. yesterday. Hal Pat
chet drove out a 3S5-foot nome
run
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-16
MARKET QUOTATIONS
CHICAGO GRAINS

CHICAGO. Mar. i6 lUPp - 1oI .
tinued tension in Europe sem
wheat futures sharply higher To-
dav on the Chicago board OF trade
Other domestic markets and WIN
nipeg1 also showed gains
AT the close wheat was lss TO q
cents higher. corn - 10 @ceL @
higher and oats 4 to = cent high
er. =;
the winter wheat area and heaNl-
ness in securities combined u pro
duce lower quotations al the ope"
However, apprehension over the
foreign situation brought oul
large scale buying for long aho
short account and the marKellurh
ed upward. a.
Minneapolis led the rally IN 90,
mestic markets, soaring over
cents before profit taking reduced
The advance
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-16
Commercial Loop
Teams Clash
Tonight

Commercial league basketball
teams move into the fourth games
CT the second round of play tonight
at the El Centre high school GYM
naSium. when Deloziers Furniture
lads meet the Bottlers and 20-30
tackles the General Petroleum
quintet in the second game.
IeaCue STANDINGS.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-16
HOLLYWOOD STARS
WIN CONTEST

SANTA MONICA, Cal, Mar. 16
CUP)-The Hollywood stars defeat
ed their farm team from Belling-
ham, Wash, 81 in an eight-inn-
ing game yesterday.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-16
Missouri Team Enters
Semj-PrO System

ST. LOUIS, March 16. (UP)-
Ray Dumont, president of the Ma
tiona Semi-Pro Baseball congress
today named Leeper, Mo-, as tn
first city to enroll its sandlot base
ball club in the national system
of semi-pro player contracts. .'
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-16
L. A. POULTRY

LOS ANGELES, Mar. l6 UP) -
Hens, Leghori.5, : to 3A lb :. 16c
Hens, Leghorns, 8 to 4 lbs 49,. l6c
Hens, Leghorns, over lb -. lie
Hens, 3A to IDS. ............ 24c
Hens, over 4 lbs. .............. 2oC
Broilers. over up TO ! y lbs. =. 1Sc
Broilsrs. over ] M 10 ] u lbs.
"a lbs ........ 1Sc
Fryers, 2h up 10 So tbs -. 16c
Frvers, col0red over 8 = lbs. o.. 20c
HoaSterS sntI bone. >,AeI man
Rocks, 3l2 lbs. and up ....-.... 22c
Barred Rocks over 4 lbs. 80. 22c
staSs 49,. --.'.'.' -...-....' tot
Old Roosters ..............-... lie
Ducklings, over Az lbs. ...... 18c
Ducklings. under Az lbc -. 15c
Old Ducks ..-.............. lie
Geese ................... 19c
-YOuns Tom Turkeys. 15 lbs. to
is lbs. ...... 19c
Young tom turkeys, over Is lbs 19c
Hen Turkeys, 8 lbs and up 2lc
Old Tom Turkeys ...........- l6c
Old Hen Turkeys ............ lSc
Squads, II lbs. per doz. and up. 2Sc
Capons. under lbs. "a
Capons, lbs. and up ........ Csc
Rabbits, No. ! white 2i4 lbs. 13c
Rabbits mixed colOrs ........ lie