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Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-11
CaiexicO Net
Team Wins
Valley Title

Candland and Coughlin OF Cal
exico are the new doubles cham
pions of Imperial Valley high school
tennis as a result OF their victory
in the round robin county tennis
tournament at Fl Centro high
school Saturday afternoon.
The Calexico high school dou-
bles team defeated all other teams
in the tournament without a great
deal Of competition.
Massey and Langston of Holt
vile finished second and Flores
and Gonzalez of Brawley ended in
third place.
Doris Chestnut won the girls sin
gles championship and Francis Rae
Thompson Of Holtville finished in
second place Neya DoWd Of FL
Centro was third.
Virginia Jones Of FL Centro fin
ished first in the girls Class B sin
giles matches
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-11

and a smashing right hand IN the
second fall Of the main event which
ended in a draw
Zaharias won the first fall in 10
minutes with a series of body slams.
Kunkel won the second when he
pounced on Zaharias after Baer
had floored the mats toughest Crap
pier
Tony Austerios defeated Bill Long
son in the semi -WIndup and Bob
Coleman won a decision over Frank
Cutler in the opener when Referee
Max Spence disqualified Cutler.
The main event kept $50 fans
on the edge Of their seats through
out the bout Baer was the center
OF attraction. throwing the Wrest-
lers 10 the mat when they refused
TO obey his Instructions
He exhibited a variety of holds
which promise him a livelihood with
the grapplers even II he doesn't de-
feat Louis in a return match.
But Baer says Louis hasn't a
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-11

M. o. SlmmS, Barbara worth pres
ident, Curley Vesey, club profess
sional. Don Rex, Forrest Ferguson,
Dick Lott and Red Edwards.
In the tournament, the two valley
entries, Lott and Rex. won their
first matches but were eliminated
on the second day.
Matches were played off Satur-
day and Sunday at the Barbara
Worth in the Presidents and Vice
Presidents tournaments.
In the first night, Pat Glasgow
df. Arno Yaeckel 81; John Kepley
df. w. E. Beale 5-4 Floyd Rogers
df. Gerry England 2-1; Billie Burke
df. r. D. McPherrin 81. Other
matches must be played before
Wednesday.
In the VicePresident flight w. A.
Apple df. DR.. w. A. Clarke 2-l;
Earl Roberts df. John Kelly by
def; jim Stone df. B. c. Ffte l
up; F. N. Manley df. w. w. Nc
Euen 4-3; Wayne Elvander df. Bar
ney Holbert 80. In the Profession
ais flight, Massie Horton df. John
DePaoi 81; Paul Pace df. Nolan
Smith 3d. Tim Crosbie df. V. A
Carroll 81; Wade Ramsey df. Bob
Mcnamara l up; Ralph French df
John Tyler 2 up.
Max Sones df. Fahs by def, in
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-11
3 a seba a II
Season TO
Open Fri.

Baseball season opens in the In
perial county high school league
this week
Brawley and CaleXico. co-favor-
ties in the race. will meet in BraW-
ley Friday afternoon in the open
ing game.
California meets Holtvllle and
FL Centro tackles Imperial in other
league games, but when they will
play is still a mystery.
The schedule calls for the games
on Saturday but valley high school
coaches have a habit OF disregard
ing schedules TO play their games
in the middle of the week
The Brawley- -CaleXico game Will
pit the valleys best pitcher, Nick
Ellis of Brawley. against a hard
hitting CaleXico nine.
CaleXico will be powerful at bat
and will have a veteran infield.
Brawley hasn't shown a tremen-
dous amount Of power at the plate
in games TO date but Nick Ellis
pitching has kept the Wildcats un-
defeated.
BraWley defeated Yuma and Cal
eXico upset Holtville in practice
games last Friday.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-11
l.. A. STOCKS

LOS ANGELES. april II CUP) -
Trading was irregular on the Los
angeles stock exchange today with
only a small list of issues crossing
The board for an approximate tota!
of sales of 1880 shares
one stock, Con. Steel pfd" Went
20 a new Iov of when il drop
ned e. On sale Of 100 shares. Other
saies included: Transamerica loo
al 10, up Is; Bandini Oil at delay
ed delivery, 3. unchanged; Con. o.!
100 at 9is down y Richfield Oh.
100 al SIS down 81; Republic pet.
100 at A., unchanged; Byron Jack
son 100 al 16. down = Emsco lOo
AT s. unchanged; Edison common
100 al 21a4 down y Edison 6 per
cent pfd 100 at 26 up = Southern
pacific 100 at l23s up Is
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-11
Mendoza and
Star
In Triumph

Battery mates Of The Il Ceuga
Merchant baseball team. Harris anl
Mendoza. combined their falfufr
Sunday afternoon 20 lead the 3
Centrans to a SIS victory over W
ma Merchants in yuma
George Harris lanky Merchant,
pitcher. hurled mid-season bal IN
six innings allowing the Numans
only three hits. He wiffed nine
batters.
Al Mendoza topped off Harris
pitching by hammering our three
hits in four trips. one a home ran
in the sixth inning with the bases
loaded.
Joe Andrade pitched ScOreless
ball in the last three innings for
the Merchants.
Sundays game was the best PLAY
ed in a series of six OUTSTANDING
games this season between thr
Yuma and El Centro clubs.
The victory tied the teams stand
ings at 3-all
The teams play in El Centre Sun
day.
The score
El Centro -....... 100 004 00O-5 10 g
Yuma ..-............. 600 l02 000-3 6 o
Harris, Andrade and Mendoza;
Ridge and Coffee.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-11
Bench Warming
By Burdette Kinne
Post, Press Sports Editor

one of the loops best hltterS.
Las Angeles won't live up to pre-
season predictions. San Diego
needs two more long distance hit
tars And when they get them
they will have two long distance
hittars.
Seattle will win five games from
the Angels in Los Angeles this
week and San Francisco will drop
a series to the Padres.
Spring has returned to America
and from boatyards in the thaw-
ing North to the semi tropical
climes of the southlands there come
traditional sounds heralding the
approach of another summer OF
record recreational boating activity
In every water front port, on
every river and lake, thousands OF
men and women a turning to their
annual labor of love-the task of
fitting out the pleasure fleet for
the boating season. Canvas COW
ers are coming OF the family
cruisers. blow torch and paint
brush are being applied to boat
bottoms, and interiors are being
renovated as balmy weather hap
PLY ahead of schedule this year,
has stirred the boat enthusiasts
from their winter fireSides.
Fitting out operations by plea
sure boat owners will hit a new
high this spring as the fleet is
made ship shape. More than SIS
100000 will be expended through
out America in the next two months
in these annual preparations. A
good portion of this sum will be
spent for labor, but the greater
outlay will be for new marine
motors, paints. VarniSh, rope, sail
cloth, fittings, hardware and other
nautical accessories. The average
boat owner does the bulk of his
CWn fitting out work. with the en-
tire family and immediate circle
| of friends turning to with help
ng hand. One of the supreme joys
of boat ownership is the ability
| to poroperly care for ones craft.
Over a Million Boats
The National Association of En-
CINE and Boat Manufacturers es-
! Inmates that there are over a mil
! lien boats of various types and
sizes used for recreational pur-
] poses in this country.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-11
Sammy Baugh
Married

SWEETWATER. Texas April n
'UPD-Sammy Baugh today vas
assured OF a. least one supporter
In the grandstand when he make
his professional baseball debut at
shortstop with the Columbus Red
Birds next Saturday
Baugh the nations highest paid
professional football player Was
married here Yesterday - Mis-
Edmonia Smith She Vas hts
sweetheart when he was az Tcxas
Christian university.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-11
George Won Elm
Wins Golf Title

BAKERSFIELD. al. April II
UP)-George Won Elm. Of Los An
geles. was CALIFORNIA; new open
golf champion today. having card
ed a 72-hole score Of 286 over the
Stockdale Country club course.
noted for its narrow fairWays.
Won Elm was trailed closely by
Stan Kertes and Will Hunter. each
OF whom completed play yesterday
with 287's. Kertes. needing only a
good putt to tie Won Elm on the
Both hole. trimmed the cup. Art
Bell, of Pasadena. was third. with
289.
Frank Hixon emerged with fly
ing colors among the 25 amateurs
in the finals of the competition
with a 1876 -76-71-296. His low
gross total was eight strokes ahead
of Johnny Dawson. Chicago anna
teur.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-11
NEW YORk STOCKS

NEW YORK, April Il up -
Profit taking attracted by Satur-
days advance, brought the stock
market down fractions TO points
today. Trading quieted.
Initial prices were irregular.
Then the list turned down. Just be
fore noon shots covered and prices
came back from lows as the street
awaited President ROosevelts rail
road message. Its delivery was fol-
lowed by another decline, on which
however. dealings dried up.
The setback, according TO eX-
perts, was purely technical They
explained that the market rose too
The low of the Dow Jones Indus
trial average on Saturday was
1892. or m ore than 6 points above
the low on Friday. Experts said a
reaction downward to at least the
10 level was due before the up
ward movement is resumed.
Bonds declined. Wheat lost frac-
tions TO a cent a bushel. Cotton
futures were steady. There was lit
tie in business news aside from
the weekly steel report, which
showed a 10th of a point rise IL
in contrast with 500 per cent 1
year ago, the record high for 1887.
Losses generally were held TO q
point or 50. Some higher priced
issues declined as much as
points However, there was no par
ticular pressure and only moderate
demand was sufficient u bring
Iecoyeries.
Steel shares held well. United
States Steel at its low Of Az was
off - while Bethlehem touched
A off . These issues gained
around points each Saturday.
Losses Of points or more were
noted in American Telephone, Case
ChrysIer, Du Pont, General Elec-
tric. Sears ROebuck and Union
Carbide. Westinghouse Electric
touched 1872 off 4 before meeting
support.
Railroad issues Joined the de-
cline. but some traders bought rail
road equipment stocks in the be
lief that government aid TO the eX-
tent Of $3O0,O0O,OO for rail equip
ment would be benfici2l. Lima Lo-
comotive was slightly higher. Am
rrican Locomotive rose to l83. Up
/. but later eased.
L. :. Rubber preferred lost .
points. Other rubber shares eased
point or 50. NOn-ferrOus metals
lost. except golds, which were
mixed.
Paramount first preferred jump
ed H. points other issues to
move against the trend in cludec
Union Pacific, up nearly ?; OTIS
Steel first preferred. up 6ls; anc
American Home products up IL
point.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-11
l.. A. BUTTER & EGGS
chicago GRAINS

CHICAGO. April II DPl-W heat
nrtgse moved lu narrow range
today or the Chicago board OF
trade
AZ the close wheat was 2 TO ]
ttut lower. corn = cent higher.
aud oats off = cent to up y cent
Indications Of increased foreign
wheat buying and reports Of dus'
storms in Texas, succeeding the
billiards OF last week. were offse'
bv anticipation Of a bullish L. ;.
government report on winter wheat
to De issued after the close This
report. as Of April ] will ignore
the storms Of last week.
corn prices firmed. mostly on ih
dlcations that south African corn
may be seriously damaged By
drought. The South American crop
has been reported az damaged By
Iarusts and drought.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-11

Another Sunday covering the
san Diego Padres baseball games,
this time against the Los Angeles
Angels. brings on more predictions
Fans are still baking because
OF q price boost Lane, contrary
to other ball park leaders has
chopped down the bleaeher price
to 40 cents and is contemplating
the reduction of the grandstand
price. -.
Slightly less than $500 persons
watched the Padres and Angeles
yesterday And last season YOU
couldn't get seat for the Los
Angeles series.
George Mcdonald is a better
first baseman than Ripper Rus
sell in fielding. And so far he IS
hitting better. There have been
predictions that Russell would be
the best first sacKer in the league
Joe BerkoWitz doesn't nearly fill
the shoes of Jimmy Reese And
as long as Reese is on the side
lines the Padres will lose more
than a few games, -.
Bunny Griffiths Is a good re-
placement for Myatt at short
Johnny Williams revived the mem
ories OF Ted Williams with a home
run to win the first game yester-
day. Tiny Jim Chaplin bested
Salvesion for his second win of the
season. Chaplin is the best
pitcher in the circuit, bar none.
Jigger Statz can still cover as
much ground in the outfield as
any player in the league. Moore
in right field for the Angels is
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-11
BRAWLEY HIGH
T r ACK Fam
WILL MEET E. T..

Brawley and Ell Centro high
school track and field teams will
meet in a varsity competition We'd
nesday afternoon at the Spartan
cinder path.
Brawiey defeated Holtville high
school last week in a dual meet.
Holtville previously defeated Ell
Centre.
Monday afternoon Ell Centro B
and c teams will meet Imperial
high school.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-11
MARKET QUOTATIONS
L. A. POULTRY

Los ANG ELES, April II DP4
Hens. LegHI.fi.a. = 10 81 10 b.. loo
Hens, LeghJrns. . TO lbs .... l5c
Hens, LeghornS, over 10 ..-. l6c
Hens, ga 10 ! lbs ............ -5c
Hens, over 1 lbs. ..........- "a
Broilers, over ! up to IL 10 .. 16s
BroiIers, over l up 10 y lbs. 49,.
"a 10 49,. l5c
Fryers, 2I2 up to isibs. .... slc
Fryers, cOiored over 3is lbs 22c
Roasters soft uVne. ,tner thau
Rocks, 3ia lbs. and up ...... 22c
Barred Rocks over I lbs .-.-.. 93c
SldSs ..-......-. -..-....... ......... Av1
Old Roosters ................ lie
Ducklings, over Az lbs. ...... lsc
Duckhugs, under i = lbc ...... l5C
Old Ducks ..-........... lie
Yount Tom turkeys. is lbs. 10 "
13 lbs. -. l9c
Young tom turkeys. oyer Is lbs lsc
Hen Turkeys, 8 lbs and up :. PIC
Old Tom Turkeys ........ Ice
Old Hen Turkeys ........ lsc
Squads, II lbs. per doz. f.nd up. 2sc
Capons, uuder lDs....Z4 Z4C
CapOns, 7 lbs. and up .... 25c
Rabbits, No. l white 2ie lbs. o.. l5c
70 ~ Ids. ..--........ 49,.
Rabbits mixed cOlors ........ lie
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-11
YANKS. CRACKERS
TO CLASH

ATLANTA. Ga, April II up
The New York Yankees and the
Atlanta rackers met in their sec
ond and final game OF the year
today. The Yankees beat Atlanta g.
yesterday for their third straight
exhibition victory. Manager Joe
Mccarthy had Myril Hoag in
holdout Joe Dina ggio's spot in
center field and Hoag went hit
less.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-11
l.. A. LIVESTOCK

Los ANG ELES, April u UP)
Hogs 100 weak 70 10 cents lower;
grain fed S.75-9; few sows 6.25-7.
Cattle $500. Steers and heifers
fully steady; COWS steady 10
slightly over; good TO choice fed
steers S60-9.40; Mexican 6.50-7
choice fed heifers 8.50-S.75; grass
and short fed heifers 7.50 down;
cows 5.25-6.25; cutter grade 40
bulls u 6.50. Calves 500. around
steady; Yealers 9-11; calves 1880
Sheep 500. Steady to weak; good
to choice II ID spring lambs 8.75;
common 10 medium shorn ewes
2.50.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-11

the Lasy Daisy flight; Bob Ray
burn df. Forrest Ferguson 4-3 and
jim Carson of. Logan Jenkins by
def
Winner in the ten whistle sweep
stakes was Ronald Layton with AZ
points. Layton shot a 80, although
he has been playing only two
months.
Second with AZ points was Billie
Burke and third was Bill Apple
with 46. Pat Glasgow had As as
did Al Crayath.
Comparatively good scores were
turned in Saturday by Barbara
Worth players. Among them were
Jersey Birchfield, rs Al Cravath
II, Pat Glasgow 78, Billie Burke
70, Bill Apple 81 and Judge Nc
Clure II.
The team match with La Mesa
has been postponed indefinitely,
Curley Vesey announced, because
of confliction with dates for the
San Diego open tournament. The
open will be played April % to 25,
with the opening round at Balboa
and the last three rounds at Chula
Vista.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-11
STANDINGS

Yesterdays Results
Hollywood, 4-3; Los Angeles, 1-5
Portland, 5-3; Sacramento, 81
(2nd game innings)
Seattle, 60; Oakland Al.
How the Series Ended
Hollywood, 6; San Francisco l.
Los Angeles 4; San Diego 3.
Seattle 5; Oakland 2.
Portland 5; Sacramento 2,
Games This Week
Seattle at Los Angeles.
Hollywood at Sacramento.
San Francisco at San Diego
Portland at Oakland.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-11
San MateO Polo
Team Scores

SAN MATEO, Cal, April II
CUP)-George Pope scored three
goals for the winners yesterday as
San Mateo defeated Del Monte. s
TO 4. in the annual Del Monte 10
goal polo tournament The victory
placed the San Mateo four in the
finals. to be played tomorrow
They will meet the Crosswicks.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-11
Chicago Blackhawks
TriD Toronto Team

CHICAGO. April II up Chi
cago's wonder team. the crippled
courageous BlackhaWks. we're only
one game away from The world
hockey championship after an up
hill victory over the Toronto Maple
Leafs in the third game Of the
final series of the Stanley cup
playoffs.
Racing from behind with goals
in the second and third periods
the BlackhaWks defeated Toronto
before a record crowd az the sta
dium last night. ? 10 /. and gained
a one game lead in the final aeries
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-11

Dash in race against Frank Het-
I'D Lou Kaiser annexed the first
ten lap auamyng race and Frank
Hefzel copped honors in the second
qualifying event
Claude Herrick edged ont vic
tory In the third heat race
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-11
YOU haven't read ALL the NEWS
until you READ the ADS!
At
a Glance
BY UNITED PRESS

stocks lower in moderate trade.
Bonds irreguarly higher ana
uuiet; L. :. governm ents lower
curb stocks irregularly lo"eF.
Foreign exchange higher
Cotton steady.
Wheat q. to ] cent lower: corn
= higher.
Rnhber lower.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-11
Baer Proves Active
In Saturday Nights
Wrestling Contests

Max Baer hasn't lost the punch in his right hand Tom
Zaharas and 700 fans will testify that Especially Zah-
arias)
The bounding Lvermore Butcher, former heavyweight
champon Of the world. foored Zaharas with left hook
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-11

Coli Event TO Be
Played or Valley
Course i'm 1882

Barbara Worth golf club will be the of the 1889
Southwestern golf tournament club officials announced
Monday after returning from the 1893 tournament held
at Tucson last week The tourney given to Barbara
Worth at the associations annual meeting attended by
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-11

saarEnHIt HHa placed dHIF sec
ond m tHf Cd lap aaaUfEnF rare
oaflIsfauHea Gee favored Habe Her
REX and Prank HeEe. m one ot
the fastest main fsaufs auee mid
lef race tlH made fHF.f arst ap-
peaarHa Ir tlf valley
Hs5a Hrfr.ek Aau ne trophy
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-11
Merchants Defeat Yuma Nine, So
Swarthout Wins Fast
Main Event at Midget
Track i'm Fairgrounds

\ dark horse came through sunday afternoon III the
main re Imperial Playground midget race track
as Ward SRafnaHt E Centre driver sent his speedster
tearing of the pack the early rounds OF the
race and H,.d there with BIZ of spectacular, yet steady.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-11
Hoyt Injured

SAVANNAH, April UP)-Waie HOyt nursed pulled
muscle in his left leg today Dodgers arrived TO play
Savannah in an exhibition game.
injured pracing before the Dodgers
mopped Jacksonville Fla Manager Buegh Crimes
serious and plans to pitch
IIoyti in he ease
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-11

until you have read the ADS!
YOU haven't read ALL the news
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-11
l.. A. BAkHS

- Los ANGELES. April II UP) -
- rransamertea ......-....... 9M 81
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-11
NEW YORK, April il UP)-COt-
1fn Ct
NEW ORLEANS. April j UP)-

SD0Is steady, mIddIInB o.bb saIeF
none.
Evening star., 1938-06-05
FEDERAL WORKER
CRUISE POPULAR
Two Additional Agents Are
Assigned to Answer
Inquiries.

Federal employees in Washington
have displayed such a lively interest
In the Puerto Rican cruise being plan
ned for them in July that two addi-
tional agents have been assigned to
answer their inquiries and book reser-
vations at the United States Tourist
Bureau, Interior Department.
Plans for the 11-day vacation voy-
age were announced Thursday and
the response was immediate, 1t was
said. One man was unable to handle
the inquiries, and two helpers were
added by the Institute of .Tourism of
Puerto Rico, which Is sponsoring the
cruise. e..
Oficials of the institute yesterday
informed Gov. Blanton Winship of
Puerto Rico of the interest being
shown in the cruise by Government
employees here. In a telephone con-
versation, the Governor expressed his
pleasure and said Puerto Rican busi-
ness men and officials are making
plans to entertain the visitors from
Washington.
The cruise ship 1roquois will sail
from New York Saturday, July 2,
with the local party, returning II
days later.
Tickets are being sold on cost,
non-profit basis, and any revenue
above operating expenses will 60 into
an entertainment fund for the cruise
passengers, it was announced.
The cruise was arranged in an ef-
fort to show the vacation advantages
of Uncle Sans tropical island to
Government employees who represent
everv section of the United States.
Evening star., 1938-06-05
PATRIOTIC WORK
TO Be DISCUSSED
Members of D. A. R. to Hold
Round Table ParIey
on June Is.

Mrs. Irvine L. Miller, MARYLAND
State chairman of the Committee on
National Defense Through Patriotic
Education, Daughters of the American
Revolution, yesterday called a round
table instruction and discussion meet
ing for Wednesday, June IS, in the
D. A. r. headquarters at Memorial
Continental Hall The meeting begins
at 10:30 am.
The topics of discussion will be
Reaching the Youth in Our Schools"
and Effective Use of Committee Lit
erature in Patriotic Work" There will
be a forum question, What should
be the attitude of the D. A. r. toward
the political and economic issues of
the day2"
The leaders in the discussion will be
Mrs. Justin Sypher, chapter chairman
OF national defense of the Mai. Will
liam Thomas Chapter. Washington,
who will speak on "A Successful
Patriotic Education Program in
Southern Maryland Schools" and
Mrs. Harry K. Corrick of the National
Defense Committee staff, whose topic
is Facilities Afforded by the Ma
tional Defense Dime"
Mrs. Benjamin F. Wade, national
defense chairman of the Brig. Gen.
Rein Beall Chapter, will open the
forum discussion with a presentation
of her view of the place of a patriotic
society in public affairs. Mrs. Paul
Scharf. executive secretary of the
National Defense Committee, will read
and discuss the resolutions passed at
the last Continental Congress Of the
society.
A similar meeting will be held in
Baltimore June II at Tudor Arms.
Evening star., 1938-06-05

be agreed upon. On May ., how
ever, the boyd announced its inten-
tion of vacating the order and resum-
ing its study Of the case. !. 8. Dorf-
man, N. 4. r. B. attorney. said the
move was made to comply with pro-
ceduraF technicalities.
Today's decision followed action
taken recently by the United States
Supreme Court In the Republic Steel
case. The court held the N. Z. r. b
could withdraw or modify an order
before the full transcript OF heerings
was filed with the Circuit Court OF
Appeals.
Frederic Burnham, Inland attorney
said the company would object to
any further proceedings by the N. l.
r. B.. arguing that section lob Of
the National Labor Relations Act did
not provide for such action after with
drawal of an order.
Evening star., 1938-06-05
BUSINESS DISTURBED
BY TREND IN CAPITAL
q. q. Chamber Of Commerce
Reports It Is Puzzled by
Ircouatcf nuciea

Reports It Is Puzzled by
Inconsistencies.
BY tie Associated Press.
The Chamber Of Commerce Of the
United States reported yesterday that
big and little businessmen were daily
becoming more disturbed over trends
in Washington"
"They are puzzled about what ap-
pears to be to them contradictions and
Inconsistencies in policies and meth
ods," the chamber said in its periodi-
cal, Washington Review.
"They are wondering If Washing
ton Is so intent on reshaping the ira
ditionai American economic system
that it may not be overlooking prac-
tical measures to promote recovery.
Businessmen see additional billions
Of dollars spent with the purpose of
reviving trade and industry and, at
the same time, more millions allotted
to finance construction of power plants
to compete with existing private
facilities"