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HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT

HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT,
FOxHALL VILLAGE-PRICE REDUCED
Ior immediate rent or sale; Il rms, bath,
Call Cleveland 3l95
SMALL HOUSE, 1st COMMERCIAL; WIS
consln ave; Will remodel for store. West
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.

ARLINGTON. vA.-5 OR ROOM HOUSE;
rental S45-S5o Box 3s3-R. Star
A SMALL TRACT OF FARM LAND VERY
near the District; must be bargain, Box
:'3-S. Star.
STONE HOUSE. WITH Is ACRES OR
more within 30 or 30 miles OF Washing
ton. Address E. CROSS Sn5 F st ne
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FARMS FOR SALE

"a miles from washington. over hss
road House has city elec. and PhiieAs
range; garage; q acres cleared. bal.
S35 per mo. See MASON HIRST' Annsn.
dale. Va. at the end Of Columbia pike.
Phone Alexandria s69-J-l Closed Sundays.
;33s.ACRE. WATERFRONT ESTATE ON
hard road. % miles from Washinston--
eXpanse OF water; tenant house = cot
tages. large barn and other buildings
100 acres farm land, bal wooded: long
Vater frontage, with fine hunting and
hshins. Price, S25.OOG; $4,000 cash
assume 5000 trust, bal. over period OF
years Clear OF debt; residence consid-
cred as Part payment See MASON 4IRST
Annandaie. Va. at the end of Columbia
Pike Phone Alexandria s69-J-1. Closed
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BY OWNER

Colonial brick home spacious rooms,
2 tile baths. h. w h.. auto. refrieeration.
slassed-in breakfast porch perfect condi-
tion: quick sale. $500; open for inSpec-
ton. 2-6 pm. Sunday and daily. 1927
Crttenden 81. NV. l0H
NEAR 4th AND T SITS. NE
Attractive brick homes 6 rooms. bath:
h.-w.h.: rented, $50 mo. Price only S6,250.
HoWenStein Realty Corp,
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! 900 FEET POTOMAC RIVER, LEVEL.
high bank and sand beach; A miles: for
quick sale. Apt. "A. 1924 K NV.
FURN BAY FRONT COTTAGE. NORTH
Beach Park. $1,000: terms trade for
city investment property. North lO3O2.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT.
lC0nfinAAd

1888, N. UTAH ST ARLINGTON. VA
Modern six-room. private bath: apt newly
psnsred Ws,nvt ,aaa a9d painted; rent. $50 month.
oil heat: redecorated; open for Inspection.
1922 18th st. NV. WAYcROFT. Claren-
COMFORTABLE 8 6-RooM HOME IN WEST
den flowers; near bus line: April Is pos
Sc fess0n g HuRnsy sae per W, sos $50 c Taylor
WALTER HGHTs,. yA.-6-RooM HOUSE
neighborhoodi $50 and $47.5O. Clar.
oS iaos SsS AYE AYE d aR5 MD
r. o, BELT. Union Trust Bldg I2'
fireplace; hardwood noors: awnings:
berry; school bus; Immediate possession:
ideal home for retired couple or one looking
capo in Tempe T, 70 MINUTES om
MSG S5S9 u lots @ 19, fer u sale. Spruce O176-J; D.
FOR RENT-sIx ROOMS AND BATH:
$50 month. 66lO Lee highway. near Falls
Ehurch vMy,,,y va Key at 2220 N. ouantico st.
SILVER SPRING. MD. 2o4 LEIGHTON
nm; S45. Open Sat. and Sun pm Phone
Georgia 1000. Br. 20l Q am to i pm.
GLENN DALE. MD.-5-ROOM, BATH BUN
galow: modern improvements; acre garden:
minutes drive from Washington. Phone
BOWIE b4-W. 1O'
1902 LEE BLVD. ARLINGTON, VA
New: n rooms; screened porch: garage:
Frlgldalre: nicely furnished; until July:
adults. Walnut S147-J lOs
LYON PARK. 700 NORTH GARFIELD ST.
D rms, bath. new condition: h-wh
GARAGE DIX bus: nr. schools. stores; S55.
,,o- BOSS PHELPS.
tZo5 NO. Washington Blvd, ArI, Va
Walnut SR15
GROOM sTUCCO HOUSE, CAPITOL
Heights. on Shadyside ave; surrounded
oy trees; plenty ground: ami: $40.
a-room BUNGALOW. Crystal Spring ave,
Capitol Heights, ami. good condition;
D. G. JOSEPH,
6lst and Dix SITS. NE. Line S171
CHOICE GROOM BRICK HOME. MODERN
IN every detail large yard garage; spIen-
d1d neighborhood: close to Transportation
Izcnools and market. 3 West Maple St.
Rosemont. Key at 3 West Maple ST.
Rosemont. Alexandria. Va. See Mr.. Good
r. L. -McKEEvER CO.. INC.
Shoreham Bidg. Natl. 475O.
NEW DETACHED BUNGALOW
D rooms. bath; h.-w.h.. hardwood floors
stationary wash tubs: fully screened. ar
tesian well water. garage; corner lot; 3iz
miles from D. c. line. just of Marlboro
pike, Sansbury Park. Forestville. Md.
THOMAS D. GRIFFITH, Agent.
HILLSIDE OO74
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FORESTNuIE Nh

FORESTVILLE. MD.
4n the Marlboro pike. 312 miles from
l acre ground; in first-cIass CONDITION
THOMAS D. GRIFFITH. Agent.
- Hillside O074.
BUNGALOW. ) ROOMS AND BATH WITH
four horses Elec lights shade trees veee-
tanle. garden On Old Georgetown rd ,.
lu5t miles north Of Bethesda Md. Part
OF morton j. Luchs farm. Rent, SIS per
80, SHANNON g. LUCHs CO.,
Ioo3 n 81 w. National o345.
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.
{CODtinuAd

IDLEWIIDE, MD-FOR sALE-3 ROCMa
sho kitchen. modern; shrubbery and trees.
2 CHOICE CORNER LOTS FOR SALE
A. R..sonsh1. Aon,Sn Shores Phone Lincoln 04l3-J.
Neasonaoie 10"
WILL SACRIFICE FOR Cash LOT.
nxIom; near water at Selby on the Bay:
WMa p"asninston; restricted. l.. Fl. BEL.
hNhF. I1lS Kenyon st. NV IL
ss ACRES; WITH 1850 FT. OF WATER
dront u sandy beach; mouth MaRothy River,
. miles from Annapolis; home and furnj.
Lure; .srsr. ami; outbuildines. beautiful trees;
county road to river Will sell ali or part.
lls + 33rd st. Apt. B.. Baltimore Md I4s
ON PATUxENT RIvER-15ra ACRES OR
more; 6-room house: 80 feet water front
with fine sand beach: $50 feet hard stata
Toad Priced FOR quick sale. $3.50. A,
M BEACH. 1891 Quincy st. NV Col 1855.
SOUTH RIVER-SAhI.L COTTAGE, NEAR
water front. modern impr ST. $50: 5000
down, S25 mo. Randolph 5l24
BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED COTTAGE
at Herald Harbor; nve large rooms, fre-
place and large porch; near water; price.
81 300. terms Phone Wis 3R4O-J
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: ACRES. g MILES FROM CAPITOL,
Excellent 4,room, dwelling: large poultry
once open from 10 am to / pm. sundsy'
THE MARYLAND REALTY.
9l5 10th ST. NV. Nationai soos
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A REAL BARGAIN

IN A GOOD LIVABLE HOME
Splendid ne section. near r l. ave- and
Monroe. 10 rooms. > baths, oil heat tsum-
mer-Winter hookup' good condition; large
lot bedrooms and bath on LIST floor
suitable for :, families if desired; reason
able terms arranged At $3.50. this is
the house you can't afford TO NEGLECT in
spectine. Call MR.. AIKEN. Met. 300;
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CHESAPEAKE BAY

sos acres. Calvert Co. bay property on
paved highway: over mile shore linr
: houses. " pre-Revolution constructicn
y tobacco barns. One OF the best larse
estates available on the Western Shore
OF Chesa peake Bay Price. $40 900: terms,
THEODORE F. MENK.
80. Nd Prope-ties Since 1921.
1924 Goth St NV
Pot. 3.o1-9 to 5 evenings and
Sum nGaN-CnlInnh
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FOR SALE-SPECIAT,

Two brand-new eficiency cottages COM
pietely finished inside and out; brick fire-
place, electric fixtures. toilet. Law shower
sink; water furnished by electric pump:
septic tank drainage: prices. 81 $50 ana
$50; attractive terms: titles guaranteed:
real bargains, Also CHOICE LOTS Drive
ouL and look them over. FINEST ON
CHESApEAkE BAY. Paved road ali way,
COVE POINT BEACH Calvert County Nd.
AGENT on property or phone Met 26sa
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Sunday-Columhia 1S4h

los ACRES. 4 MILES FROM WASHING
ton; fronts main highway practically all
cleared: usual farm buildings $1,000.
only 5000 down; bal. lons term Superior
location excep. val: manv other exc buvs
REALTY EXCHANGE
Gapitol HIS. lh3-F-c. Landoyer Md
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EARLY AMERICAN BRICK
Constructed 1890. Has rooms and ba,h.
orieinal hreplaces. floors and panelinr.
Situated in view Of Patuxent Rivsr. IN
| acres sassafras sandy loan soil: tobarco
! oarn and stable. Price. $4,000.
THEODORE F. MENK
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lOt-ACRE LOUDOUN COUNTY FARM,
with 100 acres rich pasturage and cron
ping land and comfortable S-room home
with bath and city elect: servants
well fenced and watered: on fine rosd
p miles from Washington. PrIcs
Sio'oOOi 81 800 cash, bal srransed to
exclusive agent. AnnandaIe Va ~ n.
END o. Columbia Pike. Phone Alexen-
aria S69-J-l. Closed Sunday,
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WATER FRONT-3-RM SHACK: ! ACRE
garden; good fishing and duck hunting; / /
mi. from D. c.; So mo. c. W. HARRIS,
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WE URGE YOU TO
SEE PINECREST

BEFORE YOU BUY
A subdivision Of 135 acres. divided into
u to 5 acre tracts; Just miles from Me-
mortal Bridge, some nice lots for &4Oo:
$40 down. $40 per month; no lot has less
than lW-ft frontage
To see: Cross Memorial Bridge to Ar
lington Cemetery. turn left to first traflc
light. turn right on Columbia pike miles
to our sign. turn left u mile to one Of
the prettiest subdivisions in Northern
Virginia.
VERNON NJ LYNCH & SON.
Owner-Developer.
phopa S2u.W-S time eyceDt Elin
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36lo ACRES LOCATED ON STATE ROAD.
near Rock Point. bounding on picturesque
Charleston Greek: fine harbor: first-class
fishing and grabbing; fertile soil. F.
BROOKE MATTHEWS. La Plata Md
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RENT-VERY DESIRABLE FURN. COT
tage at Neeld's Estate. Plum Point; elec-
triclty Emerson 942R
LAKE JACKSON-LOG CABIN: RENT OR
sell. easy terms. Metropolitan 1900. Du-
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919 7th ST. NE.

GREATLY REDUCED
4 rooms and bath on two floors: 23 It.
wide; deep lot to oS-ft. alley. semi de
tached completely reconditioned; new
heating plant and oil burner; large rooms
with painted walls: nice light basement.
Open Sunday to s.
Evenings. : to O'Clock
GOSS REALTY CO.,
14o5 Eye St. Natl 1883
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FOR RENT-NEAR ANNAPOLIS-COT-
tages for quiet. refined families; modern
small children; reasonable. Phone wal
Out 900.
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VIRGINIA BEACH-ENGLISH FARM
house type cottage; l floor consisting 4
bedrms, 3 baths: completely furn.. in
cluding linen silver; large fenced grounds
For particulars phone West o.S6.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

$3.50.
20 minutes downtown-Just completed.
4-room, bath cottage, electric rance; "a
acre. w. A. HIT hillside O67O), corner
Marlboro pike and Suitland I'd. 10"
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WANT TO BUILD IN BEAUTIFUL BLUE
Rltee Mountains of Virginia on State road
ana railroad? Have ] SO acres with splen-
olo oIds, sites. OWNER. Box IIl-Q star,
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FOR SALE DELIGHTED L1rrLE
green fields Of Virginia 90 nils AZ ,-a,e ,Me
me university on Jefferson highway to-
ward Richmond; 7-room cottage. large
fruits and vegetables all grow hers
quiet. secluded spot; miles west II
Louisa LOUIS C Courthouse; dn immediate possession
GEO. Med BLAKE. Louisa. VI. W
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SHERWOOD FOREST-SIX- ROOM. COM
pletely furnished cottage water view; idea
location; $50. terms: distinct value. Col
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ARLINGTON, VA.
EXCLUSIVE RESIDENTIAL SECTION.
4509 10Th ST. NORTH.
New 6-rm. brick. incloSed sun porch. air
conditioned. fireplace: built-in garage;
real bargain: Is minutes to Treasury
open for inspection Walnut 1915.
Clarendon 1850.
MT. RAINIER.
6 beautiful rooms. arranged in apart
ments: full basement separate gas meters:
ideally situated on q large lot. Zoned Tor
apartment building. Priced so low at
81 $50 that you will hardly believe the
price possible when you inspect the prop
erty.
3415 Gath ST. NE.
Here is very valuable property for
some fortunate purchaser in the market at
this time. On terms to suit. Open.
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO..
Natl 9191. 9.5 N. Y. Ave. NV. Natl. 9197.
WONDERFUL BARGAIN IN BEAUTIFUL
country home: grove of oaks. evergreen
hedee: :. acres; wide frontage macsdam
road; near trolley: 8 large rooms; large
closets, spacious hall and porches: living
room 20X34: 4 large windows. fireplace.
electricity oil heat. copper plumbing: ex-
celent neighborhood: Washington l 5 miles:
G. OWEN BERRY.
Phone Vienna l02-W. Vienna. Va.
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ACRES 500: $40 CASH. So MONTH
on sooo road: large stream. tall, STRAIGHT
nome: short RIDE to salt water cs mii.s N
District. in Mo. Box 4s-T. Star.
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1924 Goth st. NV.
Po. 3iO1-S to 5. Eve. 4 Sun.-Col. 7sAs
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FARM. so ACRES. IN OLD GERMAN
toEn MO on main road. $1,000 Call
ALGER Y. BARBEE. Kensinston 76-R. IUs
NEAR ROCKVILLE-ATTRACT IO4-
acre farm and home, mod conv. ROGER
SHAW. ROckNllle. Md. Rockville al
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salt water. 30 miles from Washing ton;
fully equipped bath large porch; cleo
tricity gas. stove; finished walls nicely
decorated large plot; facing hard sur
faced road best of bathing. boating and
fishing; an unusual place at very low
price. If YOU have 500 cash, telephone
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4-ACRE CORNER TRACT OF HIGH
level land. 400 #. 554 IT.. fronting two
roauS .S., mlles p C.; some large trees
ai2 acres. very high. level land. al
heavlly wooded. IL miles D. c.. $3.50
" g WILLIAMS, National 6512 Cleve-
land 6@42 IN.
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COLoRED-NR. 18th. AND r sTs. NV
10 R.. BATHS. AUTO. HEAT; WILL
SACRIFICE. DECATUR 1116.
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10 ACRES. S-ROOM STUCcO HOUSE
hof-water heat. electric and hath. mis-.
from Frederick. Nd; So 400. Columbia
The Valley settler., 1938-03-17

Tho VALLEY SETTLER is published
every Thursday by the Matonusko
valley Farmers Cooperating Assoc
citation at Palmer, ALASKA
ING. Editor, Mrs. Vcpha Easthdn
Subscription ratios: $500 yoar
by nail: $3.50 year
loiloo Anywhere: 100 Q copy
This paper is issued fer tho pur-
pose Of living inf orlctio1 cn2
nows Of the Metanus1a VcllCy Far
nors' Cooperating Assoc iati0n's
work, problems, acc crlplish1onts
and also news Of local and Conor-
al interest; and to help foster
the cooperative spirit Of tho
farmers Of the llotanusllo Valley.
The Valley settler., 1938-03-17

serve fund.
Fur Their the Corpcrat ion agreed to
act IS the m6nagoment of The Co
orc rating Association in the acqui1
Ing, handling and sales 20 its mem
bors and also non-nlombor patrons of
conrnoGi ties including supplies,
equipment, machinery, etc., and Of
sorvi ces. Undor this came the fl
ncnctnC Of tho Trading Post, Ser
vice Statl on and Feed Warehouse.
as Sales Ii ont Of the Associ alto
they agreed to return to each mem
Der q Patronage Purchas e-Refund
based on & prO-rato amount Of his
cash purchases. This was to be
based on the total amount Of the
solos
CD less cost Of produc is
~ less roas enable charges for
services Of handling, not to ox-
(5) loss operating and maintenance
expenses
az half of the amount remaining
The first three it ems would be re-
turned to the funds Of the Corp ora
ton. Half the amount remaining
would 20 into the reserve fund of
the ASS Gle tion and tho OF her half
be re turned to the Association mem
bors as Patronage Purchas refunds.
Mote: Next week the transfer of
vori Gus ontorpr Uses to the
management Of tho Cooperating
Association will be dis cussed.)
.:.. x x x Z = x
The Valley settler., 1938-03-17

| farmers Of the llGtGnusko Valley.
77I-F THE CO. 49,. CORP. AGaETTIETT
LEANS TO YOU
Tt was agreed that inasruch as i t Wos
mutually felt that the Cooperating
Ass ociatiOn was not in q posi- on to
handle the management and sales agcn-
CIV Of the various enterprises Of the
community at the time the contract
was drawn up, that until such tire
as the Associ alton Wcs able the Cor
poration would act as Sales Agent
and MonaCemont. This was not in
tended t O be q permanent arranC omont.
The lenrth Of time was to be bosod
on the Financial rcsponsi bi1ity and
ability Of the Cooperating Assn.
The CORPORATE on accordingly oCrood
to set up q sales organization to
re ceiVo, handle and sell all the -"
agri cul tural products sold to or
through the Ass Gle tion by monbors,
meeting the required standards Of
grade and quality. They further
agreed t % mako advances to tho NOM
bors whom goods Woro not tal1on for
Immediate sale. At the time the -.
goods were 50 Id, the Corporate on
agreed to pay the producer the full
amount Of the sales
(l) less the amount Of tho advance
(2) less reasonable charge for SCR
vice Of re ceivinG, handling and
selling the goods, viii CHI s not
to exceed cost plus 50
~ less operating anG ma intenance
expenses, such as rent, boat, etc.
az loss 20 Of the gross sales.
The first three tens, which repre-
sent expenses incurred by the Cor
pora t. on in the handling of the pro-
duce, are returned to the funds Of
the CORPORATE on and the 20 COOS t o
the Generating Association re-
The Valley settler., 1938-03-17
serve fund

Though ri Oh me dwell in marble
mans iOns
And eat from plates Of gold,
Still they mus t eat their sons Of
mi TX and toast
While we can dine on beans and
pork and indiC es tibles untold.
TITS nj &c to think Of ye chts and
s ich
And it s probably not q sin to be
q rich,
But this VIC poor Guys know,
That when wo've lo0ored hard all
day,
We do have fun and beans sure
taste okay.
x x < X x );
O,rTc1-7 1rnrTr
Imperial Valley press., 1938-07-21
MARKET QUOTATIONS.
NEW YORK STOCKS

NEW YORK, July 21. CUP =
Weakness in movie shares acted
as a damper on stocks today. Spo-
radio rallies ran into profit-taking
which left the main list irreg ular
at the close.
4tment continued cautiously
bullish however, ard trading dWin-
died. Volume ran to 100000 shares
below yesterdays session. Bonds
were irregularly higher. Wheat
closed on fractional gains. Cotton
futures moved up nearly 90 cents
a bale.
Many favorite stocks. including
year in early trading. Coppers, rub
Chrysler. reached new highs for the
bers, steels, farm equipments and
motors were in best demand.
Later, however, new selling cam {
into movie shares and spread To
other groups. Most gains were wip-
ed out but as the close approached
many leaders came back from the
.ows to show moderate gains.
The days news was not partlcu-
larly encouraging. NJ ovie stocks con
tinued under influence of the Fed
eral anti trust suit. Although bank
clearings in New York made a
good showing, oher sections of the
country showed little improveme mt
and the total for las week cOntin-
ued below a year ago.
Dow Jones closing stock aver
ages: Industrial, 1872. up COS;
rail 29,7s up 0.1S; utility 22.O7 off
O.4S.
Stock sales approximated 1870
00Oshares against 100000 yester-
day.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-07-21
Pirates Increase League
Leud i'm NoeionuI Race

NEW YORK, July 81. UP)-
Pittsburgh Pirates divided a double
header with the Philadelphia Phil
lies to gain a full game over the
New York Giants in the race for
the National league pennant.
The Bucs now lead the league by
one game and half.
The slipping Giants dropped a
twin bill to the st. Louis Cardinals
7-2 and II. Nell OFT hit his 21st
home run for the only Giant score
in the second game.
Pittsburgh came back to win, Al,
behind Russ Bauers pitching in the
second game after losing the opener
to the Phillies, Ito.
Johnny Wander Nicer was the VIC
tim of a three run homer in the
ninth inning at Cincinnati as the
Reds bowed, 4-3, to the Boston
Bees.
In the American league the Wash
ington Senators defeated Detroit,
70, behind the effective hurting of
Yves Ferrell who hung up his 18th
win of The season.
Other American league games
were rained out.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-07-21
RITTER PITCHES
SILVER SLIPPER
TO VICTORY

Steve "Whirlwind" Ritter return
ed to the pitching mound after
two years absence Wednesday night
to hurl the first half champion
Silver Slipper nine to its first vic
tory in second half play.
Ritter set the Seven Up sluggers
down with four hits to defeat the
Bottlers, 5-4, and slip them into
tie for second place.
Jack Kinne, red-headed Silver
Slipper outfielder who bats from
the port-side, started the Imperial
playboyS toward victory in the third
inning when he slapped a double
into right field to score C. Sandez
from third base.
The Slipper added another coun-
ter in the fourth inning Oh Forna-
sero's home run to take a two run
lead.
The Bottlers came back in the
fifth and six innings, however, to
take a 3-2 lead on two hits and
three errors.
The playboys iced the game with
three run rally in the eighth but
nearly lost in the ninth when the
Bottlers tailed once and had the
winning run on first base.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-07-21
Today's Sports Parade

keeps. yet never accept an adyan-
tage even though the next meal is in
doubt.
Sometimes it is mighty tough for
a fellow within whispering distance
of a fat check to call an unseen
shot on himself. Yet it has been
done, is done every day. In a quail
flying round three players go out
together Each keeps his own score
without the jurisdiction of referee
or umpire.
Maybe a ball is lying in a tough
spot in the rough. The player lifts
tWig which he is rightfully allow
ed to do. But the ball turns. No one
sees the ball move-that is, no one
but the player himself.
You can check back and find
player after player who has called
the turn of the ball, penalizing
himself with the full knowledge that
the penalty might knock him out
of the tournament.
For that reason-and it isn't maud
lin sentimentality tnat causes me
to say it-golf comes nearest to
being the most honest sport in the
world
Why? I can't exactly explain. Un-
less it is the fact that the men who
make the game are supremely proud
of the sport which gives them a
living-even though a precarious
one in most instances-and are de-
termined at any cost to keep the
game beyond the slightest vestige
OF suspicion.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-07-21

Around the valley sports circuit:
There's a rumor the Hogue tiWns
will be back in the ring before the
summer is over The twins
according to the same rumor will
be IS and again eligible to fight
Shorty will fight in the welter-
weight division. Bigboy in the light
weight class when the boys return
To action And after watching
them 30 in a resumed training
grind. we predict the valley will be
crowning new welterweight and
lightweight champions one week
after they return To the ring wars.
Bill Payne, third baseman for
the !. V. Hardware softball team,
IS the most improved player in the
league He fields as we'll as any
one in the loop and is beginning
to hit The Bench Warmer al
ways wondered why he was kept
off the high school baseball team
And that might be the answer
to the perpetual question Why
doesn't El Centro high win base
ball games? . There were prob
ably more players like Payne, who
didn't make the high school team.
Dutcnie Van Nostrand, Hardware
infielder, is the actual leader OF
batters in the El Centre nightball
league He is hitting better than
500 but hasn't played enough games
to break into the Big Six
Midget racing drew large crowds
early in the season, but in later
weeks the attendance has not been
outstanding Perhaps variety
in program would help The
races are better than ever before,
but maybe John Public desires a
slightly different program on Tues
day nights An experiment
wouldn't do any harm at any rate.
The La Mesa country club is play
ing host to a good number Of valley
golfers on weekends, according TO
club Pro Bob Simpson Inc
fairways are in good shape and the
greens are second to none IN San
Diego county
Imperial Valley press., 1938-07-21
Ligaroti Entered
In Handicap

INGLEWOOD, Cal, July q. CUP)
-Whichcee and Ligaroti, third and
fourth money horses of Seabiscuit's
1888 triumph, the $4,000 Hollywood
gold cup, top the entry list for
Saturdays Aloha handicap, $4,000
getaway feature Of Hollywood park S
33 day summer meeting.
Whichcee, owned by Maj. Austin
C. Taylor, thundered down the
stretch behind Seabiscuit and al
most nosed out Specify, the early
pace-setter, for second place in the
gold cup. Ligaroti, Bing Crosby's
South American charger, a steadily
improving stake horse since running
last in the 1888 Santa Anita handi-
cap, was next.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-07-21
Sc ais Plan
Benefit Game

SAN FRANCISCO, July 81. CUP)
The San Francisco baseball club
will feature its fourth annual bene-
fit for shut-ins of the city Sunday
at the doubleheader between the
Seals and the San Diego Padres
Part Of the proceeds will go TO
shut-ins.
The Seals will open against San
Diego tomorrow night. 1t will be
Brooks Holder night with fraternal
organizations of Crockett honoring
the Seals capable rightfielder
Holder is from Crockett.