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Evening star., 1938-07-23
ADAM A. wEscHLER & SON. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO-SToRY AND
BASEMENT BRICK DWELLING SIX
ROOMS AND BATH. NO. 1920 SWAN
CTPEE~T NnPTTJWECT

STREET NORTHWEST.
BY virtue of deed of trust, recorded in
Liber No. 6519.. folio 331 ct sea-, one of
the land records of the District of Co.
lumbia. and at the request of party secured
thereby. the undersigned trustees. will offer
ises, on TUESDAY. THE TWENTY-SIxTH
DAY OF JULY. 1898, AT .FOUR-THIRTY
O'CLOCK PM. re following-described
property in the District of Columbia, to wit:
Lot 19l of Matilda W. Stanton's subdivision
Of lots in square 206, as per plat recorded
in the office of the surveyor for the District
of Columbia in Liber j. H. X. at folio 335.
Terms of sale: One-fourth of the pur-
chase money to be paid in cash, balance in
equal instalments. represented by promis-
sorry notes of purchaser. payable in one.
cent per annum from day. of sale payable
semi-annually, secured by first deed Of trust
upon property sold. or all cash, at option
OF purchaser. A deposit of $500 REQUIRED
of purchaser at sale. Examination of
title conveyancing. recording. revenue
stamps and notaral fees at cost of pur-
chaser. Terms to be complied with within
thirty days from day of sale. otherwise
trustees reserve the right to resell property
at risk and cost of defaulting purchaser,
after five days advertisement of such
resale in some newspaper published in
Washington, D. c.. or deposit may be for
tees may avail themselves Of any legal or
equitable rights against defaulting pur-
chaser. -
MELVIN F.. BERGMANN.
EDMUND NJ EMMERICH.
jy151S,21,2 Surviving Trustees.
THOS. J. OWEN g. SON, AUCTIONEERS,
l43l Eve ST. NV
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$500.
NEARBY VIRGINIA

Brick bungalow on prettiest corner lot
you ever saw. with big oak trees; garage
floors. colored tile bath. very large kitchen
WITH domestic science cabinets and double
PIE Drain board II feet long, Armstrong
lnlalo llnoleum: Magic Chef smooth-top
gas, range with oven control Copper
nsshlng. leaders. cutters, brass plumbing
nor neai auanty construction. N. Glebe road.
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West River at Shady Side.

Furnished summer cottage to lease for
month Of August. Living room. four bed
rooms, two washrooms, one shower and
dressing room, kitchen. large porch; electric
refrigerator. gas range and automatic gas
boat harbor In rear: canoe and small boat
included. Inspection by appointment Rate,
S1Go per month. Box Sic. Star
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FORD 1885 Tudor sedan; original factory
finish in black with green stripe: new pis-
tons and rings; custom seat covers:
a buy for only S295. Call Warren Sanders.
Hill d Tibbitts. lila Vermont ave. NV.
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

LAKE JACKSON, 81 MI DC. SPACIOUS
cabin, rent or sale. Met. 1900, Dupont
3-RooM BUNGALOW. ON SALT WATER,
81 miles from Washington; bathing. boat
ing, fishing, clubhouse, stores: house deliv-
Of and ice ice free ssh9 ssh9o Essv bus
terms. Box 39s-B Star.
WOODLAND BEACH-FOR RENT FUR
nished cottage. near salt water; cleo, accom-
g people; S12 wk. Mr.. BOYD. All. 2242.
FOB AZ. DoSse oH Pseae As1
River s2i-F-s. POST once: MAYO Md
NEELD ESTATE, PLUM POINT, ON BAY.
for sale or rent. furnished d, COTTAGE elec-
NORTH BEACH. MD; FURNISHED TI, COT.
week end. week or month. Adams 1851.
WEST RIvER1TWo LARGE LOTS. 8
pbnns MS PES
Annapolis s03. ' o-.o
ACRE LAND WITH 5;RoQM COTTAGE.
on salt water. 20 20 miles from Washing hdas
room fully equipped; cellar. with heater;
artesian well connected With house plumb
F pe sans ns beae a sccd boa
$500 cash. SIS monthly. BOND Sterling
a551 23s
month Herald Harbor. Nd. Elec. lights,
rIun:, water; sleep 10 people. Call Georgia
4504 ~
BAY "a RIpGE; ND MRa,sALE IS 1I., sAY-FRoST "a. RSS
Err National 1859. Monday.
COLONIAL BEACH; vA.-4 RMS. SLEEPS
8; toilet; screened porch; l5o IT. from
water: SIS week. Dupont 7714.
e w lseI N .esd paYAT Ssb
nS shns hours dys also lot 50s
Natl. 97s7 or Adams 2608. 608.-------
q
pssh porches! e seeps O. AIsf Wisconsin, sess.
COLONIAL BEACH vA.-YEAR-ARoUND
essh tIIn 54 Ever deorss ssS y
burns sandy beach; electricity. water:
bathhouse with shower: three miles SO; Of
SnrsS SEASIDE nesss Park reasonable j. E1ERHA.T
bunsalow. rms. bath; 3 bedrms; elec';
avail AUGUST through season. oo fer to
Ss4st ches Esy nss
at 81 $50 and up Groom; modern: 81 800;
SIZES SIZES so sesyf 10 eass ferms se RAE S
tional 1920 Cleveland 0747.
HGssn aSH MS HoNoR o@acs Se SHADY
WILL SACRIFICE COTTAGE IN PRIVATE,
select community; shade trees good bath
p sns Prasd low Roqs for auck sas aSe lot hons ns
National 67S7 or Adams 25O6.
FOR RENT-sWEET WILLIAMS COT
tase at Edgewater Beach. Md. for August
day. csI Walnut 7sSe VIZ weekdays. ases sun
SOUTH RIVER PARK = COMPLETELY
furn:: waterfront cottage, accommodates
q Mps syailsbe Mn fTs. and last weeks August.
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CHEVROLET 1897 master de luxe 2-deor
touring sedan; knee action; bumper guards,
low miiease; spotless interior; equal to new
car IN appearance and mechanical condi-
Iion: save nearly $500 from new-car
ton you wish, Pull trade allowance for
you your car. Call Warren Sanders. Hin T.
NNi1oo;tsii Nnt1oIsi od1 Ine1 liza Vermont ave. NV.
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LOTS WANTED,
ACREAGE FOR SALE.
oUT-oF-ToWN REAL ESTATE.

FLORIDA-ESTATE COST 500. 900 FUR
nished. for 25 per cent of cost. Box SD,
Star. 25'
S6,5OO-WILL SACRIFICE DELIGHTFUL
Spanish-ty furnished home. Finest
family seashore resort Seven rooms bath.
three inclosed porches, breakfast nook,
owner $50, 900. WILBUR ACKLEY, 23
Central I'd, Ocean City. N. j. pa
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CHRYSLER 1898 de luxe four door sedan:
CneVy Chase broker car true bareain
S29o. See dealer, Mr.. Flood. 422I Conn.
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LOTS FOR SALE.

60x11O. ANIL, BUILT-UP SECTION;
will take one-half of cost price; need cash;
am leaving town. Box 148-C, Star
CABIN JOHN PARK, MD, TOMIINsON
North 4669-W
DESIRABLE CORNER LOT, PLYMOUTH
st. and Sudbury lane, facing Rock Creek
Park. 100-foot front, restricted; improve
ments. Reasonable. Need cash. See your
broker or Shepherd 2s5O-J
IN ORDER TO QUICKLY SETTLE AN
estate. fine apartment house site, 5Ox1 80
feet. ] block from Meridian Hill Park is
offered for sale at . low price: little over
81 per So. it.
WEAVER BROS, INC. District a4s6.
GOOD SITES Low PRICES GEO, E.
D1EFFENBACH Lot Specialist, Natl 1850.
1l0l Vermont ave Emerson 4ll1
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OFFICES FOR RENT.

WANTED-.-A DENTIST TO RENT COR
Mass. ave. ne. Lincoln O43O.
DESIRABLE FRONT OFFICE SPACE
Downtown section; reasonable. Apply SOL
9TH st. NV. Mr.. EXLINE.
AIR COOLED CORNER OFFICE. HEURICH
Building (most modern in Washineton)
with private entrance or entrance in suite,
at greatly reduced price. Call National
1915 or at No. 22O. Heurich Building.
CHANDLER BLDG,
1927 Eye st. n.w.-In the financial
district; $27.60. Consult
SHANNON a. LUCHS CO..
1908 H St NV Nptional o34S
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FARMS WANTED.

WILL TRADE BEAUTIFUL 7-ROOM
home on the bay front for small farm,
about 5 to 80 acres. improved, close to
Washinsto ton on a main highway in Mary
land, What have you? H. B. TRIBBY.
Chestnut ave. and bay front. North Beach
PARK. North Beach. Md. "a"
MD, VICINITY sUITLAND PREF, OR
nearby Va.-Small farms; description,
price. Box SIC. Star. 24s
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New Brick Bungalows

., S5,4 400 to S6,35O
Exceptional bargains rooms and three
additional rooms in attic, tiled bath with
shower INV. heat, elec. kitchens. hard
wood floors, beautiful kitchen cabinets
length screens, best grade plumbing Az
tures. llnoeum. etc. Exhibit home, 42S
on Madison at traffic light, cross rr. and
turn left on, Arthur ave. at fire engine
house, three blocks. Small cash payment
Hyattsville bpm
GROUP OF NEW 5-ROOM HOUSES, LO-
Gated on street with private entrance near
$3.50. Terms. Arlington County Va
&. Four-bedroom and 2-bath house in nice
secton Arlington County, close to trans
portation; attractive trees. Owner has left
town and offers at real sacrifice; SO $50,
w. S. HOGE, Jr..
Walnut 7o40 Ewes Walnut o1sS
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$1OO CASH, SIS MONTHLY.

YOU CAN'T BEAT THIS PROPOSITION
ANYWHERE.
Ask to be shown the greatest lot values
on the Chesapeake. Better lots for less
money is our motto; SIS down. SIS MONTH
ly. Begin to build at once. right after
deposit if you wish. We help finance.
Take Route through Marlboro to Solo,
mons Island road keep on Solomons road
to Calvert Beach. miles beyond Prince
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DE SOTO 1898 4-door black sedan, bar.
gam owner leaving town. 1922 N st,
W, Apt. 4. a4s
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DODGE 1887 2-door trunk sedan, with
Tsoio' Ts a beautiful. clean car you'll be more
1nsn p nappy with; now only $685. Arcade
Irving st n " A'Ao
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CHEVROLET 1885 de luxe town sedan.
nowhere in Washington Maryland q Vir-.
gina can you beat this fne car at our
hsra hhonest ~ Prlce OF $40; When you buy
Car at an Honest Price. and on Honest
Terms. We usually give purchaser a bet
yer car lor less money and on better
terms. than can be found elsewhere.
owens Motor Co R322 c. are '
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DODGE 1887 de luxe 4-door sedan. 6-cyl
iMMfseSI MnseI lynx. olue: 5000. See dealer. Mr..
Flood. 422l Conn. ave Clev. S4O1
DODGE coupe, 1929. ID A.: mechanically
perfect; good upholstery and tires; cheap
tranSpOrt lion for any nnn Col knRn d.
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REAL ESTATE WANIEp.

VIE kS1NIE WAT(IeOs
I WILL PERSONALLY PAY ALI. CASH
(no fees or commission). for brick houses
in any condition in D. c. Prompt settle
ment Fair value given. Box 265-H, Star.
PROPERTY, ALL KINDS. SIZE. IN AND
out D. c., to sell. trade. rent. insure re-
nnance, etc. 3 ofnces to serve you. N. E.
RYON CO, 1915 N. Y. ave.
HAVE CASH BUYERS FOR FIRST COM
mercial ground or improved property zoned
nrst commercial. See Mr.. DUNCAN.
r. A. HUMPHREYS,
SO8 N. Capitol. REALTOR, Natl, 6731,
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CALVERT BEACH.

CALVERT BEACH,
Gem of the Chesapeake.
New State road through property. fishing
pier. wide sandy beach. refined environ
ment; Enjoy a pleasant day. come down
and bring your lunch, seat at our breezy.
screened pavilion, Just off the Chesapeake:
battle from our lighthouses. Convince your
self that this is an ideal summer colony,
Beautiful Cottage. Overlooking Bay.
0N1V 01 C7E
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STORES FOR SALE.

GROCERY STORE LOCATED AT 4sa
Columbia Pike. Arlington. Va. Gas ar
oil. Price $1,000. Phone oxford 03a6-V
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-16
BRAWLEY NET
ACE REACHES
MEET FINALS

Clyde Jack. Brawley tennis
ace, led the way into the finals
of the Imperial Valley tennis
singles championship sunday on
the El Centre courts with vic
tCries over Dorsey Whitelaw and
Jack BOwker.
Jack. second seeded player. lost
Cnly three games in the two
matches, defeating Whitelaw,
60, 6-2, and knocking over Bow
ker, 6-l, 60.
Jack Bowker had previously
defeated Karl Edmunds in 4
thrCe-Set duel.
Dan Judd will play Walter
Bowker for the right TO meet
James StCcks i'm Semi-final
match sometime during the week,
according &c Tournament Chair
man Roscoe MeSSner.
Manuel Sorvine of CaleNico,
wen the Junior division title by
turning back Walter BOwker, 2-6,
Sc, SIS. RCwker defeated Tom
Erents. rs, o. in the semi
finals.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-16
L. A. VEGETABLES

Los ANG ELES. Nav Is up
Supplies were liberal on most lines
with trading generally good.
Asparagus: local select Sc. Tx
fey G-7c. Choice 4-iizc. san Luis
ObispO large G.. san Diego co ex
fey D &c Choice &c.
Buuched vegetables. per crate ;
bscts fj-GOc. Carrots 60-15c. Dixon
40-5Oc. Green onion sl.5O-Sl 10
leeks 5O-75c. Mustard f0-50c. Par
sley 45-GOc. Radishes small red 10
gOc Spinach GU-75c. Turnips 5O-6Oc.
CautaIOupes. Imperial Wy jumbo
"5s few $3.75- as 81. 81 =. pony
35S So. 2.25-S2 So; std flats rs and
Cucumber. san Diego co fiat.
mostly Sl-SI.I5 Orange co lug
Sl.7j-Sl.s5, Imperial Wy flats 80.
Lettuce: dry pack Guadalupe
santa Maria and san LUIS Obtspo
Sl.65-SF75; dozen mostly $40
Local loose 5U-65c crate.
Peas: Pismo Oceauo pole besi
4is- SC. Bush mostly aiz-fc. sal
Luis Obispo 3ie Pole fair 4-5c
santa Maria bush3-s re.
squash. Imperial and Coaeheila
Wy white summer crates sl.-sl =
flats 75-9Oc. Local lug 81. -Al.45.
flats Sl.-S1 2J. italian crates So.
81: flats $500. Local lugs $50.
S1.65; san Diego co flats 5000
yellow cro3kueck local lugE $50
Tomatoes: INLAND and Imperial
WV crates 9-tops Isl l5s rs so.
81. 16S 6O-65c. flats fk5s SOC
5x5s and 5x6s s5-sl. SKIS 7ezs9c.
7x7S 6O-65c lass $3.50. eeaehei ila
Wy crates ss Sl.f0-&l.59s rs 81 -.
81 .35: 16s s5-s0c Flats 8E5S 81.
S1.l5; 5x6S S1.25-si.35 6K7 sl-Rll'
KISS 6J-T5c.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-16
BRAWLEY TRACK
TEAM ANNEXES
In SAN DIEGO

Imperial Valley track stars OF
Brawley, El Centro and Holtville
high schools Saturday dominated
the annual CIF. divisional track
and field meet at San Diego.
Brawley won the varsity division
with 80 points, Holtville was second
with 28. Brawley was second in the
Glass B division, Ell Centro was
third. El Centro and Brawley tied
for first in the c division.
Outstanding performance of the
day was turned in by the Ell Centre
Glass c relay team which travelled
the 440 yards dash in All.
Gene Woodland of Holtville Won
the varsity 440 yard dash and Rex
El Centro was second.
Pedro Montoya of El Centro took
first in the 220 yard dash in Glass
B competition. He won second place
in the 100 yard.
Adams Of Ell Centre. was second
in the 1920. Price was third in the
$50. Other point winners were, Grit
fifth, Lewis, Mazda, Hester. Hockctt.
Measures Ohts. King Christian
MaSukane
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-16
BY HENRY McLEMORE

NEW YORK. May 16 CUPJ- II
was Saturday night, and the train
from Baltimore was running to
ward New York as if anxious to
get there and out of the rain.
See the PreaknesS?" I asked the
little fellow on the gray suit as
we shared a menu in the dinner.
4 had that Bull Lea again and he
didn't do me much good
NO, he didn't have it," ne re-
piled. He stopped about the same
time my horse did
who were you betting on?"
asked.
Il wasn't betting. l was riding.
Fate and the dining car steward
had set me next to Jimmy Stout
contract rider for Belair stud and
the fellow who, only a few hours
before. had been urging Fighting
Fox through the mud and slime OF
the Pimlico track in search OF
S50.0GO.
"HorsesIl run you crazy if you
give EN- time Jimmy volunteered
as he looked out into the dirty
night. Take Fighting Fox. When
We went by the judges in the
Wood Memorial l thought to my
self Here's a better horse than
Gallant Fox Wen clean up the
Derby and then everything else
Then he wouldn't run after mile
in the Derby, but l just thought
he was sulking But after today S
race I know-he just can't go II
fol more than a mile Neither can
any of the rest OF them-eXcept
Dauber and Lawrin and Stage
hand.
So there's your three-year-old
class for the year 1888. Dauber
Lawrin, and Stagehand. The race
of the year will come at Arlington
later in the summer when this trio
fight it out in the classic. l asked
Stout how he would rate them.
Il couldn't tell you, because !
don't know. I haven't seen Stage
hand but he must be a lot OF
something to have won the way he
did in California. And l know
that LaWrin and Dauber have 1t
because both of 'em have passed
me making a mile a minute. WheWl
That LaWrin was flying when ne
nailed US in the Derby, and
really thought I was going back
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-16
Coast Drivers Face Defeat
Valley Midget Race
Kings Out for
Blood

The track has tccn tested an3
proved. Race drivers OF the valley
have strained their autos in p9sp
runs to insure top performance
Invading drivers from san Dieso
Phoenix and Yuma pred Il anota-
er sweep in the main event, trophy
dash and elimination RACES.
That's the set up at the Imperial
far grounds for Tuesday nights
events which start at SIS
El Centyo. CalcXicO ara BraWley
midget speed kings. upset by taeh
inability to take tie top SpetS IN
events two weeks ago, vowed C
cat for the out-of-tcwn drivers.
Hare II Young, Hobe Herrick.
Wes Anderson and Bill Ferguson
were rated the strongest bets tC
turn back Lyle DicAey and Ken
Murray.
Ferguson. whose name has been
changed from Wild Bill to
Crash. will be back in the pilots
seat Tuesday night despite his two
recent crackupS.
Crash" has not won a main
event this year but he has provid-
ed bulk OF excitement with his
devil-may-care driving on the
midget oval
One of these nights he Will
shake the crash jinX and speed
hcme in front. And at the speed
he maintains he will finish so faI
ahead the rest of the cars will ap-
pear to be in another race.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-16
pacheco, ViIIavicencia
Carded i'm Semi-Windup
In CaIexico AC Tonife

Frank Cannett and Cleo Shans
will swap blows in the third bout,
another battle which could easily
be shifted to the top spot ON the
program.
The Miyagi. Escaiona scrap IS a
rematch from last week I'm which
Miyagi received an unpopular de
cision. The japanese battler won
the fight with three rounds OF
good fighting but Escalona closed
fast TO win the last round and
the support Of the crowd
Jess Gotta and Ike Blair will
head a list Of preliminary matches
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-16

Bobb.e Pacheco and Vic Villa
yicencia. slated to meet in the
semi-windup at the Calexico ath-
letic club tonight, threatened to
take the play away from the main
event at the border ring which
matches Kenneth Miyagi and Greg
Escalona.
Pacheco is one Of the border
citys favorite boxers. He hits
hard with either hand and en-
ploys fast footwork to thwart his
opponents olfense.
VIC, however, is the fastest man
Pacheco has met. He will enter the
ring with a slight weight advant-
age and more experience.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-16
L. A. BUTTER & EGGS
CHICAGO GRAINS

CHICAGO MAY I6 tUPD- FaV-
nrable crop comment from the
southwest combined with small
outside interest kept wheat prices
easy today on the Chicago board
of trade
IN the final hour scattered sell
ing carried july and September
wheat down 10 new lows for the
season. July sold 76fs off ] p .
and september sold al 773s off l9s.
At the close wheat was off l4s to
n corn off 2, and oats up q 10
Off ss.
Corn prices lost some ground in
sympathy with wheat, but the
tone was steadier. Buying interest
Mas rather different except for
some support through mouse
with export connections.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-16
MARKET QUOTATIONS
NEW YORK STOCKS

NEW YORK. May 10 -GUPJ-
stocks turned lower today after
drifting aimlessly in one of the
dullest sessions Of the year. Utlll-
ty shares lea the recession.
Bonds T..ak -utd. ".th exception
of government issues. Commodities
were lower.
Brokers believed selling in stocks
represented disappointment over
suprem ecourt decisions were
negligible from a market stand
point, the N.L.R.B. board victory
IN the Mackay Radio case Offset
ting the high courts decision 10
test the validity Of the IVA.
Business news continued ulscou-
raging. Lumber shipments and ad-
VCItlsIng Image We're down. ke-
ports from the automobile indus
Try continued gloomy.
steel operations were reported
scheduled al 50.7 per cent OF cap
acIty tor this week, d gain Of %
point or l per cent from the pre-
ceding week, but steel buying con-
tlnueu slow.
leading eastern railroads and in
suTance companies looking TO post
ponement OF part OF interest On
railroad liens aided carrier stocks
slightly.
Edison and Public Service OF New
jersey were down around Il point.
Bethlehem Steel cropped from 4ss
to 46h OF L.. net. L. ;. steel had
about a point loss at A
Coppers weakened on a drop IN
metai prices abroad. Anaconda and
kenncOtJ were uOWn around "A
t14nt. Aviation shares IaIed 20
maintain carry strength. Wright
Aero lost practically all Of ?
Losses in rails generally were
fractional Farm snares declined
with j. /. Case of more thOn a
point. Chrysler sold off IL points
20 A. and General Motors lost
about =. TO So. oil shares eased
with Standard Oil Of New Jersey
uown about a point. Merchandls-
ing shares were weak ON losses
ranging TO more than point lH
DOW Jones closing stock aver.
ages: Industrial ll5.38 Off 10
| rail 22.57 Oft 0.3g; Utility l3.3o
Off O.47; 70 stocks 36.65 of o.54.
stock sales appfoximated 4pV,Vo'
! shares against 100000 Friday, th'
/ smallest turnover since May
when only $4,000 shares were
! traded. curb stock sales were 30
600 shares against 11l,000 Friday
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-16

pitcher and catcher. will climax
a craud opening celebration which
VIII include a parade from Eighth
and Main streets to Sportsman
Park The game will start at $50.
The camp fire girls. junior police,
live boy scouts troops. the Impe-
rial Valley Boys band, all team play
crs. and the following companies
Cox Brothers. Texaco, Standard
OIL co. Shell Oil CO., Union Oil CO.,
Cramer Bakery, Valley Steam
Laundry. Firestone. Goodyear, Jack
Person. Roy Womack, Jno. Robert
son, Rogers and Tison, Edgar Bros.
Russell Haas. Ben Herring, Fried
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-16
Valley Golf
Team Bows
To La Mesa

Barbara Worth golf clubs team
went down to defeat Sunday in g
return team match with La Mesa
club No valley pair was able u
score over the defenders. though
four pairs obtained draws. The
count was 80 tC I.
Results, La Mesa mentioned first;
Bob Simpson and Kenneth Barnes
3. Dick Lott and Curley Vesey 0.
F. A. Hart and J. E. Fitzgerald
u. Don Rex and w. Elvander H..
Lester Crowder and Wally Sofse 5.
J. Birchfield and R. Bernard 0.
w. A. Mayne and w. G. Halbrit-
ter 8. W Burke and NJ. j. Horton O..
Carl Biery and Walter Clapham 8.
E. Ferguson and F. A Willard 0.
w. K Williams and G. NJ. Thomp-
son ,. Les Rogers and H. Ingles |.
A. j. Gontler and Tom Jackson
1l2. a. H. Mcclure and Al Cravath
IL.
G. A. Broberg and Harry Baugh
112NC. Sones and A. McEwen liz.
E. F. Ellis and c. a Gould 3. R.
D. McPherrin and R. I. French 0.
w. c.. Scott and c. J. Gilkison 8.
Don Rex jr. and Floyd Rogers 0.
Erskine Hazard and w. K. Fryer
3, Gordon Schneider and N. Walk
er 0.
Charlie Purvis and Ray Whit
comb IL. Jerry England and Roy
Cook II.
a. French and Art Clutinger 8,
c. Butler and V. Azaerian 0.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-16
Lazzerri Sparks
Chicago Attack

CHICAGO, May Is tUP)-Tony
Lszzeri. an American League anti
que. was showing the National
Leagues younger set today how to
win ball games by an established
formula sometimes known as hit
ting EN- where they amt"
b. the same token, Tony is
making Chicago Cubs fans forget
all about the S250,0O0 misery in the
right arm of one of the senior
circuits big name stars-Dizzy
Dean himself.
While Diz is trying to eliminate
the "kink" from a shoulder muscle
The shouting OF the multitude these
days Is for old "pooSh EN- UP
Tony
Never the talkat.ve type. Lazzeri
Is saying IL with base hits. He
has been moved into the cleanup
SPOT IN the Cubs lineup and ap-
parently has cl.nched himself a
regular berth al shortstop