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The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-06-10

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Merchandise
30 Business & Office Equipment

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-06-10
Feed and Fuel

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LIQUOR PERMIT NnVu(,E nE AppVVEAT TyON

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STUDEBAKER-Year Ahead 3-pass. Coupe. Dark blue, built late 1884. Many extras-$350. Geghan Motors, Inc, 1844 East Main St.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-06-10
For Rent Real Estate

GEDDES TERRACE, 162- Near Tinker School, 2nd floor, 5 rooms. newly decorated. Hot water heat. Garage. Ina. 1st floor.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-06-10
FORD DEALER OFFERS

USED - Cars, all models. Towing, batteries recharged, general repair ing. Broadway Garage, 70 Mill St. 3-2586.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-08
Tennis Champs
Fall by Wayside

BERKELEY. May 7. CUP)-TWo
northern California indoor tennis
champions fell by the wayside yes
terday in quarter and semi-finals
Of the current California state
championship tournament being
held here.
Robert Harman, Of Berkeley. ma
tional junior boys champion in
933, contributed the first upset By
eliminating husky John Murio, San
FranciscO-H Hawaiian, in mems quar-
er-final play, 4-6. Cd, 60.
Virginia Wolfenden Of San Fran
cisco. in her second upset of the
week trounced Margaret Osborne.
seeded No. and a former national
iris titlist. Ca 6-3, in the semi
-inals Of the women's singles
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-08
SOFTBALL PRACTICE
SCHEDULE FOR NEXT
WEEK MAPPED OUT

Sportsman park Friday night in
the final practice session Of the
week. -.
Monday night has been set aside
for a game between the Eagles
and Seven Up teams. On Tuesday
night Silver Slipper will play Seven
Up. Wednesday night will be open
to all teams for practice and Thurs
day night has been set aside for
the I. V. Hardware and Eagles.
Friday will be open TO all league
teams.
The regular season opens one
week from Monday night when the
FL Centre All-Stars meet the
Coachella Valley All-Stars, cap
tanned by Art Rubidoux
League pay will begin Tuesday
night of next week with the Silver
Slipper slated to meet Seven UP.
All league games duting the
season will be played on Tuesday
and Wednesday nights. Games
were originally scheduled for Mon
day and Wednesday nights but the
city officials asked that Monday
night be left out of the schedule.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-08
Louis, Schmeling
To Post FOrfeits

NEW YORK, May 7. UP)-Joe
Louis, heavyweight champion, and
Max Schmeling, former titleholder,
will appear before the New York
State Athletic Commission Wednes-
day to post forfeits and sign con-
tracts for their June % title fight,
Promoter Mike Jacobs announced
today.
Schmeling will arrive in New
York from Germany Monday
aboard the Bremen. Louis will ar
rive Wednesday morning and leave
that night for Lafayetteville, N. Y,
where he will rough it until May
26. Schmeling will make camp next
week at Spectator, N. Y.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-08
Garcia Whips
Glen Lee

HOLLYWOOD, May 7. UP)-
Ceferino Garcia, l45, veteran Fill
Dino welterweight, last night prov
"a his famed uppercut was as
sharp as ever when he slashed out
a comfortable victory over young
Glen Lee, 154 ranking Lincoln,
Neb., middleweight. Ten thousand
fans saw the bout.
Spotting his rival almost six
years. Garcia swung the uppercut
known as a "bolo punch"-with
telling effect in the second and
third rounds and was dep,iyed of
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-08

the valleys most popular tighter.
The Mexican battler slams vicious
rights and lefts at his opponents
through four rounds of fighting. II
the opponent survives it is because
he is a capable punch absorber.
Alexander has been defeated only
once in the valley this season and
holds decisions over every feather
weight except Pacheco.
In the second main event Tuffy
Loudermilk will tackle Vic Villa
vicencia. Vic defeated Willie Sim
mons of BraWley last week in a
fast bout.
Gregorio Escalona and Johnny
Antuna will clash in the third
main event and Kenneth Miyagi,
Brawley Japanese will meet Abeli-
no Casio in the fourth feature bat
tie.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-08
MARKET QUOTATIONS
NEW YORK STOCKS

NEW 4Okh. May tlf1 -ANl-
alton shares supplanted utilities
as market leaders in an irregular
ly higher stock list today. Trading
was active.
Yesterdays sharp advance
bought out profit taking and some
leaders eased. Selling was well alb
sorbed, however, and the market
steadied when aviations swung in
TO action.
Demand continued for many
utilities. At the outset blocks OF
1000 TO 5000 shares appeared at
fractional gains. A sale of 5000
shares of Electric Power was made
at 1O% up i; and one Of 1000 of
Commonwealth and Southern at =
2. unchanged.
preferred Utility issues which yes
terday had gains ranging to Z
points. Their losses were small. II
some instances gains were made
Engineers Public Service per cen
preferred made a new high for tho
year at SO uD AZ on sipgle trans
action.
Several aviation issues made new
highs, including Glenn Martin al
24$s up "a; Douglas Aircraft at 4,
q up u, and Curtiss Wright at a
2Olz up SIS.
Steel shares held their own. US
Steel was at yesterdays close o.
As SIS. Bethlehem had a small
gain.
Chfysler encountered moderate
profit taking. General Motors wa
unchanged. Steadiness was ascrib
ed TO Improvement in April auto
mobile sales in some areas. Fac
tory shipments of cars and truck
for April. according 10 the auto
mobile manufacturers association
amounted 10 237 400 units, agains
238 .753 in March and 553,321 il
Apil. 1887.
Demand 70 bonds continued
Wheat rose more than a cent 6
bushel Cotton eased a few points
Dow Jones closing stock aver
ages; Industrial 11721, up O.05
RAN p Ga, Off O.26; Utility 1885
off O.O6; 70 stocks. 37,42 off O;09
stock sales approXimated $4,000
shares. against 10000 last Satur
day The latter was the smalles
session since September ], 1894
curb stock sales were 1861
shares against $4,000 a week ago
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-08
WALKER CUP
TEAM NAMED

LONDON. May 7. (UP) - The
Royal Ancient Golf club of st. An
drews' championship committee to-
day named nine OF its 10 member
Walker cup team which will meet
the United States at ST Andrews.
Scotland June 3 and 4. The 10th
member will not be chosen until
after the amateur championship at
Trcon during the week of May 23
John B. Beck. 80 year old member
OF the 1928 cup team. was named
captain Of the British squad pre-
viously. He probably will be a non
playing member
Selected today were: Harry G.
Beltley. James Jruen jr, Leonard
G. CraWley, John j. Pennink
Charles Stowe, Gordon B. Peters
Hector Thomson and Dennis Kyle
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-08
Barlund Scores
KayO Victory

SAN FRANCISCO, May z. CUP)-
Gunnar Barlund of Finland knock
ed out Jim McVey, Oakland Negro,
in the second round of their sched-
uIed 10 round clash here last night.
Barlund, at 200 pounds, outclassed
McVey, 1870, throughout.
In a semi-final bout, put on after
the main event, Red Farmer, 100,
Honolulu, defeated Freddie Graham.
l59, San Francisco, on five round
technical knockout
other results: Chick Delaney. 122,
Oakland, decisioned Kui Kong
Yoakng, 1872, Honolulu, go; Idaho
Stevens, IT'S, Boise, decisioned Joe
Griff, l73. DAILY City, (4; Jimmy
McCreedy. 149. San Francisco, tech
nically kayoed frankie Marino, l50
San Francisco,
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-08

Entry List


Entry lists for the annual val
ley singles championship play on
the El Centro courts closed at
noon Saturday and tennis club Of
ficials prepared to draw up seed
ings for play Sunday morning.
Entries will be accepted at the
courts Sunday but the players will
not ge able to take advantage OF
their rating among valley play
ers.
The tournament has been divided
into junior and senior divisions,
according to Tournament Chair
man Roscoe Messner.
A meet for boys under Is is being
played in CaleXico.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-08
l.. A. STOCKS

Los ANGELES, May lUPJ -
The trend was upward on the lbs
Angeles stock exchange during to-
days short session, with one Is
sue sailing to a new high. This
was Pacific Public Service com
mon, mp q to SIS on sale Of 300
shares. The preferred stock, MAX
ing its first appearance. with 100
=.
other sales included: Richfield
oil 200 at 6h up y Republic Pet
200 shares As up =; STANDARD OIL
of Cal 100 at 3Ol down u; Union
ON 100 at 20. up a Douglas Air
craft 100 at AZ up IL; Globe G &
NJ 100 at 4h up z; samson .pfd
100 at 4, up one point; Edison
common 100 at 22A down = Edi-
SOL 5ls per cent pfd 200 AZ p up =
Approximate volume Of sales g.
500 shares; eight issues up, two
down. one unchanged.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-08
Calender Wins
Golf Tourney

OAKLAND, Calf, May 7. CUP)
Clara Calender, Monterey school
girl, won the northern California
vomen's golf championship yes
erday with a and victory over
Barbara Beach Thompson former
Stanford coed, at the Sequoyah
Country club.
Miss Calender was two down
after the morning round but came
pack in the afternoon 18 to 20 one
I'D on the ninth for a lead she
never lost.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-08
Brawley
Meet Wed.

Brawley and CaleXico high school
baseball teams will make their bids
for the valley baseball champion
ship Wednesday afternoon in
Sportsman Park El Centre.
Brawley has won four games, lost
none and tied one in league play
while Calexico has won three games
lost one and tied one.
A victory for Brawley will wind
up league play. A win for Calexico
will necessitate the play of one
more game.
Ell Centro high bowed out of the
league race last Wednesday when
BraWley routed the SpartanS 27-3.
The standings:
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-08
The
Tackle Box
By GEO. +. BUCKLIN

This is welcome news for valley
fishermen who are planning to try
their luck in San Diego offShore
waters.
The Star & Crescent Boat COM
pany reports that in an uninterrupt-
ed run of YelloWtail starting Sun
day. April "a, fishermen on the
Sea Angler" have brought more
than 600 of the big fighters to gaff.
Jackpots have been won with
Yellowtail scaling from 10 TO 25
pounds.
The best catches are being made
on the fishing bank off the resort
on South Island, one of the MeXi-
can CoronadoS.
Anglers who work for their fish
are making the catches. The right
kind OF tackle has also been a con-
'ributing factor for those who have
been obtaining the best results,
Some of the largest fish have been
hooked SO feet or more below the
surface, by those who have used
small sinkers on their lines. The
majority Of the strikes though have
been near the surface.
Bonito of generous proportions
have also been taking offered bats
with voracity. incidentally, baked
bonito is one of the most appetizing
dishes furnished by the sea-
Forecasting a possible early tuna
season, q Bluefin were taken re-
Gently by commercial boats in San
Diego offshore waters. They scaled
from Is TO 20 pounds.
The H. & M. Sport Fishing COM
pany, which operates the famed
Mascot ll1", reports the following
catches made on their boat.
April 28-15 yellowtail; largest, 16
pounds.
April 29-18 yellowtail; largest, 10
pounds.
April 80 yellowtail; largest, II
pounds.
May 1-2 yellowtail; largest, 19
pounds.
May l-6 white sea bass; largest,
"a pounds.
May 2-8 white sea bass; largest,
81 pounds.
May 2-8 yellowtail; largest, is
pounds.
May 3-No trip, bad weather.
May 4-44 yellowtail; largest, 10
pounds.
On May q, ten anglers fishing
from one of the company's charter
boats, caught % yelloWtail and 10
white sea bass. The largest bass
weighed 40 pounds.
The Mascot's Log furnishes
good idea of how the fish have
been biting in the San Diego area.
Other sport fishing boat companies
report correspondingly good catches,
Similar to the changeable climatic
conditions which have prevailed in
Imperial Valley, weather on the
coast has also been somewhat un-
settled. Local salt water fishermen
have complained that the sea has
been too rough on occasions for
good fishing. Recently warmer air
currents have served to stabilize the
weather. The ocean has been calm
er and better fishing has been en-
joyd. With the advent of the real
summer season it is inevitable that
splendid fishing is in store for val
ley sportsmen.
The most interesting news of the
week from the local angle is the
fact that Commodore Bill Clements
of Ell Centro has planned to close
his drug store on Sunday and take
his employees on a deep-sea fishing
excursion There will be eight
members in the party, prescription
filters, fountain clerks, cashiers and
the host. A lively contest for the
Jackpot is bound to develop be-
tween the girls and boys. The most
vital question is whether the cook
will be able to stand the smell of
fish next Monday.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-08
Camilli Pulls
Muscle i'm Tilt

CINCINNATI, O., May 7. CUP)-
Dolph Camilli, hard hitting first
baseman of the Brooklyn Dodgers,
pulled a muscle in his back while
at bat in the second inning OF
yesterdays contest with the Gin
cinnati Reds and was forced TO
retire.
Camilli was replaced by Buddy
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-08
oacheco to Defend Featherweigh ght Title
Fight Club
To Open on
Thurs. Night

FL Centres amateur fight club
will open Thursday night.
That was the verdict of the
state athletic commission Satur-
day after investigating a protest
lodged against the Ell CcntrO club
from the nOrthend of the valley.
Inspector Harry Woodbury. was
notified Saturday morning that
the FL Centre license had been
returned TO Matchmaker. Noel
Johnson.
johnson could not be reached
at press time but il was believed
that he w0uld schedule the same
card he lined up for the opening
three weeks ago.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-08
San Diego
Moves to
Loop Lead
BY UNITED PRESS

San Diego, last years pennant
winners. moved to the head of the
Pacific coast baseball league yes
terday with a 7 to win over
Portland.
The defeat showed Portland into
a second place tie with Hollywood.
with whom II shared first place
until yesterdays games. Hollywood
dropped an IL to u decision TO San
Francisco.
san Diego scored all its seven
runs IN the first four innings. driY-
Ing George DarroW and Bill Ra-
donits. but Joe Hare held them al
ter that. Hebert could not hold the
Beavers but Craghead came in to
check their drive
san Francisco won its slugging
match with Hollywood in the last
inning. The Seals got % hits and
the Stars 20 Frazier. Miller and
Ballou worked for San Francisco
while Hermann, Crandall and Tost
pitched for the losers.
Fred Hutchinson. Is year old
rookie. hurled Seattle to a / to 0
win over Sacramento He gave up
only four hits IN beating Bill
Schmidt
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Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-08
Merchants to
Play Brawley
Sunday PM.

Jack Stark's Ell Centro Mer-
chants will tackle Eddie Beechey'S
Brawley Sand Baggers in the sec
ond of a three game series at the
Brawley municipal park Sunday
afternoon at 2.30
Ell Centre defeated Brawley last
week. Sd.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-08
Harridge Fines
Two PLAYERS

CHICAGO, May 7. CUP)-Wil-
liam Harridge, president of the
American league. today fined Ben
Chapman, Boston Red Sox out
fielder, and and George Tebbetts,
Detroit catcher, S25 each and sus-
pended them three days each for
fist fighting at Boston on Thurs
day
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-08

UnQer Bill MChtCIlllie lllt INSNo
apparently have found themselves.
No one could understand what hap
pened to them last year when they
came north with so much spring
promise, failed miserably and end
ed in the cellar Again this spring
they looked good in the south and
then started poorly Almost every
one was ready TO give up on them.
Then they put on a couple OF
-say-quit' rallies against the
Cubs. and even though they lost
both games. the Reds began to
look dangerous. Pittsburgh. which
licked the Reds. 20 out of q times
last year. mS7ed into Cincinnati
and things began to happen. The
Reds knocked them off three in
a row, kept ol4-by taking two out
of three against the hot" Giants,
and added another victory yester-
day over Brooklyn.
In winning six out Of their last
seven games, the Reds have scored
IL runs to the opposition's II. The
only man to beat them in this
string was Carl Hubben, by a 80
margin.
Cliff Melton scored his fourth
straight win with a bit of relief
from Dick Coffman in the ninth
as the Giants beat the Pirates.
III. Johnny Mccarthy hit homer
No. with two men on.
In the other two National league
games the Chicago Cubs trimmed
the Boston Bees. 1873 on 8 hits, and
Enos Slaughter's triple in the ninth
enabled the Cardinals 10 win from
the PhillieS, 4-3.
In the American, Johnny Allen
won his third game as Cleveland
defeated the Athletics, Al, and
gained half a game on the idle
Yankees.
Washington won a l3 inning
game from the Chicago White Sox
4-3. and moved into tie with the
Yanks for second place.
The Boston Red SoX hammered
their former teammate, Buck New
som. for 10 hits and beat the st.
Louis Browns. 7-3.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-08
Valley Golfers
To Play at
La Mesa Club

Imperial valley golf sharpshooteS
will play La Mesa country club at
La Mesa next Sunday. according to
Curly VeSey, club pro.
Players intending TO enter the
match play should sign with Vesey
before Tuesday night.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-08
Pistol Shoot
At immigration
Range Sunday

The Immigration range at EI
Centfo will be the scene of the
regular Imperial peace Off
GERS shoot at am. sunday.
Members of the Ell Centro police
department will be in charge of
arrangements.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-08
BEGIN GETTING-AHEAD

Here is just what you have been
longing for = a fresh start in
your complicated home or per-
sonal financesi Secure ONE loan,
here, that will let you clean up
that muddle of unpaid bills. Well
make the Loan, and will also help
you re-budget income SO you may
enjoy the tranquility of mind that
a Well-ordered state of finances
assures.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-08
AUTO THEFT
SUSPECT HELD

Luis Morales, 25. is held in the
county Jail on a charge of stealing
an automobile. He was arrested by
Highway Patrolman Walter Walsh.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-08
L. A. BUTTER & EGGS
CHJCAGO GRAINS

CHICAGO. May UP)-Out Of
season weather roared back into
the grain picture today with re-
ports Of heavy SHOWS In Nebraska
and Kansas and predictions Of
frost and freezing tonight in scat
tered sections Of the midwest
wheat belt.
During the final hour on the
board q trade, wheat. showed
gains Of more than a cent after "a
moderately firm opening.
At tho close wheat was up u
10 ] cent. cora up . 10 #, and Dath
u "a q higher.
In the corn pit trader foll2w*o
fhe action of wheat an Gopl Dpys
ine waa in evidence thfoDKhDbt
fHr session Price advances were
noi ~ aharD 30 the Increases 81
wheat however. ..
NaFeign Gran demand h@s N~
asa lafE ~ export sales fallfe ~
etstf bsaFifh infiusncR % t91AF 3
aNafhff ulaFkri
l.. A. BANKS
Tta2 AWgEIlE& May tNB)
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-08
L. A. POULTRY

Los ANGELES. May 7 UP) -
Hens. Legfr.riG. % 5H ID 1b
Hens. Legh0rns. . 10 4 lbs 80. ID
Hens, Leghorns, over 4 ID go. lC'
Hens, 81 10 lbs ............ 20.
Hens, over 4 lbs. ............ "a
Broilerg. over : up 70 u ID. 10
BroJiers, Dyer ~ and up 10 "a l5'
Fryerz t--|.s>sAs. = x 10 800 a.
FFyeTfs ~ ~ - 5k lbs. .... -
FrReFs. eDlofeo oyer "a lbs ~
2oasfefs EDft bone. >tner than
EDeks, ~ lbs and W .+.s...... ~
Barred Hooks oyer 4 lbs ...... ~
sfszs sssrt-s. .-rsssss ....-.s... ~
Dl6 jtpohtefs ..t-. ..s..t..s-.. .O1'
DVeklinKs. oyer ~ lbs .s.... l6'
Duekllngs. under ~ lbs .....- u
Oid Ducks .....,...s. mann. ~
Geese sessssssss sssss.sss - 10
Youn1 Tom Turkr7s 10 lbs. TO
IS lbs. ...... 10
YoanR tom turkey. oser IS lbs -
Hen Turkeys. 3 lbs and up y
Old Tom Turkeys ..,.........-- 10
Old Hen Turkeys ..+......... u
gana be-. IL lbs. per Joz. end up. -
Cauane under lDs. ...... -
Capons, 7 lbs. and up ........ 20
Rabbits. No. ] white - lbs. IL
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-08
Cincinnati Lands in
First Division With
Victory Over Dodgers

NEW YORK, May Z. (UP)-Rushng up from the rear
at the fastest of any National league club the Gin
cinnati Reds today in the first division and finally
seemed ready to live up the praise that has been be-
slowed them the past springs.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-08
Four Main Events Top
CaIexieo Program on
Mon.> Miyagi Carded

Bobbie Pacheco valley featherweght king, will defend
his title against ambitious Clyde Alexander of Brawley
in the first of four main events at the CaleXco athletic
club Monday night Pacheco not only the eatherweight
king of the valley but also holds the reputation of being
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-08
Markers At
a Glance
by UNITED PREss

Stocks irregularly higher and
moderately active.
Bonds higher.
Foreign exchange; dollar strong.
Cotton slightly easier
Wheat Ia cents higher; corn up
fractionally.
Rubber steady.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-08

Brawley Oiler softball team
pounoed out a 14-1O victory over
the Silver Slipper softball team in
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-08

YOU haven't read ALL the News
Until You've Read ALL the Ads!
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-08
l.. 4. GRAINS
J.. A. HAY

Los ANGELES. May CUP) -
Alfalfa, L. :. No. l ........ $500
9. ;. M. 2 leafy ............ $3.50
y. s. No. .....--.-.. S13.5O-l4
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-08
'Joes' Lead Leagues

YORK, I UP)-The "big JOes", Med
DNaggio York in the
batting leadership their
leagues his first 81
a a DiNIaggo has rammed IL hits
N trips average
Evening star., 1938-02-27
Parties Predominate
In Falls Church
Social News.

EALLS CHURCH. Va, Feb. 26.-Mrs.
Rufus H. Lane was hostess Tues
day afternoon at buffet luncheon
and bridge party at her home in Falls
Church. Today Mrs. Lane entertained
at luncheon and bridge.
DR.. and Mrs. Alfred Monroe Palmer
were hosts at dinner Sunday following
the christening OF their son, Alfred
Monroe Palmer, jr, at the st. George
Episcopal Church In Mclean. Mr.. r.
L. Palmer and Mr.. Bright Carper
acted as godfathers, while Miss Kath-
arine Moran was godmother at the
ceremony.
Miss Agnes Smith entertained at
luncheon and bridge Monday after
noon.
Mrs. Edwin Rosengarten left today
for months stay at Miami. Fla.
Mrs. Phillip Nourse left Tuesday for
a trip to Florida. She will be gone a
month.
Mrs. Noble Moore was hostess
Thursday afternoon at luncheon.
Mrs. Edward Vosbury gave a lunch
con Friday.
Mrs. Clarence ShotWell entertained
at luncheon and bridge yesterday.
Miss Margaret Moore gave dinner
party Tuesday night.