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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-19
Plan Annual Sprinq Affair

Women Of Grace EaptiSt church
Will gather In the lower temple Of
the church Wednesday Tor their
annual spring breakfast at II
O'Clock noon A missionary pro.
gram Will follow All members
and friends are asked 70 aitsnd
Hostesses Wiil be NeEdames
Floyd Douglas, Luella Taslo and
Brinton Hale Hesdamrs Harry
AacPherson. Charles Hartman and
Harry Greengp are In charge Of
decorations. Tables viii De APP
pointed with spring flowers and
special fsyors. The president. Mrs.
Frank AlnsNortb. vii preside and
Mrs. J. A Hrys ~ the Japanese
center VIII give the dee9lious
Mrs Henry Skramsted will slng
group Of songs with Mrs Joseph
=. McNary At the piano Guest
speaker Will be Mrs Ogeft0n q
Ellis. Who 1dll speak On the
Philosophy Of Christ and tire In.
ternatlonal Problem
A. o. 4. W. juveniles 81 Ia
coma. No. o, sdli meet Nsdnes-
day At o. N. m Eagles hail For
further Information call Mrs. N
I.aFlsuF, Ga 44s5
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-19
Congregational
Circle Meetings

Circles of thr First congrfRa.
tionai church VIII meet Wednesday
rs follows, Abigail circle. Mira.
Jesse Thomas, chairman. VIII mse,
for o'clock Luncheon AT the
home of Mrs n, -. Hodge. 5000
No. Union ave. Hostensen VIII be
Mrs. Hodge. Mrs. o. &. Miller and
Mrs. r. ] Wilton. Mrs G. ",
Weatgate Will review the book,
Moving Millions
Dorea# circle with hfH. Bruce
Nelson chairman. will meet for n
| o'clock luncheon with Mrs. II V.
Davies. 2io spooner 1T. co.host-
esses viii be Mrs. j, n. Triton and
Mrs. Harry Hessert Mira. l.. v
jackson VIII lead dnsotlons and
Mrs. William Jolilffe will speak on
THE Meaning Of Congregational.
lam. .
Deborah circle. Mrs. u. y Muir
ray, chairman, will meet for a I
O'Clock luncheon with Mrs Frank
carmody, ala No. Adams ct. Co
hostess Will be Mrs. Walter J.
Ryan. There will be- A program on
india.
Esther circle. Mrs. u, l.. Parker.
chairman. plans ! O'Clock lunch.
con at The home Of nra {. G.
Parker. 2Tl0 No, Puget Sound ave.
Assisting bostsaHes viii be Mes
DANES Herbert Hunt and ~. y
Hunt. Mr. W. r. coffman siiI
speak on wild Flowers in the
State Of Washington"
Hannah circle. Mrs, A ". On
stad. chairman, VIII have /
o'clock luncheon with Mfs. A. l..
sederlee. 3722 No. 3isi st Assist
ing hostesses, Mss1amss Edwin
Clark ard e. l.. Roberts. Miss
Helen Evans etil talk on India
Priscilla circle VIII meet NJ the
home of is chairman. Mrs. H. ~.
3kililBgs. sSzt Ea " Al. for a l
O'Clock luncheon. The hgsteas viii
be assisted by Mrs shepard Gay.
lof. There will b. a talk on ths
post Madras conference IN India.
Circle members and friends arc
asked ~ take the G. r. y. bus
yhleh lesyes the college AZ II Al
o clock.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-19
HAPPY RELIEF
FROM PAINFUL
BACKACHE

NarY q those gnsgInz, nssfins. psn'i
A.,..rf., p.ople blame on colds ~ sffsint
a.. oft.p caused b tired sl1nsYs-an1 NAY
\. r,i,.f.1 phen treated IN ~, rlsni sss-
III. Kidney. are Asfaf,s ehl,i -ay q tssins
.,g,.. ,eids sns poisonous waste osi a n.
blood Most peopl. pass about pinis aAt o.
about 3 pounds Of ~Asie
FREQUENT o. seabtY pAssaset "a .nAfiAns
- eurrlnx sao.s there nAF - sohnsthinS
.,e,s .Jth your kidneys Or bladder.
n Il. IS usl= q k4dneY tuses and nlisrs
A.. 4rors sell posoaclas Sssts nattef stsgs
a -, blooe Th... ps1sons nay sssf; hsEs1hs
b.r.a-1... rheumatic pash,, Dos q PEI ana
en.rxv. S.ttiEg W nishts, s.eilns. psfhhes
- he eve, headaches sne diEssness
Dont .siti Ass yosr arasslsl ioi De.a ~
80. Tb,v ~. happy rel.si and I'll f.ip ne
X -. Il sadBey tsbes ttlsh o., galsetseias
-. rem ID. blood. Get Doans Pals adv
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-19
Spring Cabaret Planned by
Reserve Officers April %
Dance TO Be Gala Close Of Organizations Social SEASON.
Root Garden Chosen for Affair Which VIII Be
Festive With Many Spring Flowers

when in the spring young mans fancy lightly
turns to love set pace for the prevailing atmosphere
at the Winthrop Roof Garden Saturday evening April %
when the Tacoma chapter Reserve Officers associations
sponsor spring cabaret dance climax to the organza
tons social season.
Spring with Its appropriate accompaniment of hearts and
flowers, will be carried out clever decorative scheme
using the seasons gayest blossoms.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-19
p A. And
School N ews
WEDNESDAY

Franklin PIT. A. will meet at
2:15 O'Clock, Mrs. Russell Baker,
officiating. Officers for the new
year will be elected Mrs. Lola
Ballinger. junior room librarian,
will speak on Books" Mrs. Will
lam McColley will present SPECIAL
music. Tea will be served by the
second grade mothers. Franklin
Study club will meet at lis in
the teachers recreation room. Mrs.
Everett Henry, leader. will discuss
Our Latin Heritage Brief book
reviews will be given.
Park Avenue PIT. A. will meet
at s o'clock in the school audi
forum for Family Night pro-
gram. Sergeant Evans of Fort
Lewis will present moving pic
lures of China as 1t IL today The
Boy Scout troop 81 will be special
guests. and all troops in the south
end are invited. Mrs. Cleo Walsh's
room will be hostesses for the
evening.
Lake City PIT. A. will meet
Wednesday at the school house for
an election of officers. DR.. Jennie
Reed. psychologist. will be the
speaker. A feature of the meet
ing will be the awarding of prizes
TO school children who competed
in the poster and essay contests.
Mrs. Harold Liebe will be in
charge.
Milton Preschool is sponsoring
card party on Wednesday eve
ming, April 10, at the home of
Mrs. f. l.. Peterson, corner I'd st.
and Sd ave. All preschool members
and friends are invited
Horace Mann Preschool will
meet at 7:45 o'clock in the school.
There will be an election of Off
GERS. All members are urged TO
attend Hostesses for the social
hour will be Mesdames c. Bell,
NJ Wolf, E. Troy. J. sproul and
w Whitney.
Oakland Preschool will hold its
annual election Of officers Wednes-
day evening at 745 in the school.
Mrs. Donald Cameron. presiding.
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Prosecuting Attorney 10
Speak 10 insurance Club

The Insurance Nomen's cub ~
Tacoma viii hold its monthly
meeting Wednesday n the Ia
coma hotel. dinner being SERVED a.
6 \. N. Miss Harriet Ross Is
president Of the club.
Mss Florence Madsen. program
chairman. has planned an interest
ing program fer Wednesday nights
meeting. The members viii hear
Prosecuting Attorney Thor {. Toll
lefson Special music will conf
plete the evenings entertainment.
Dinner Reservations should be
made with Miss Ross, Broadway
1871.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-19
Illena Club
Has Reviews

Two current books which
have in the past several
months received wide acclaim
as outstanding editions of the
year were reviewed at the
meeting of lllema club ON
NJ o n d a Y afternoon. Mrs.
Charles Morphy opened her
home for the occasion and
served a dessert luncheon. On
the program Mrs. Elizabeth
Bryan gave resume of Archie
Binns' THE Land Is Bright
and Mrs. Stanton Warburton
reviewed Peculiar Treasure
by Edna Ferber.
After the luncheon hour and
before the business meeting the
guests enjoyed the hostess charm
ing garden. On the luncheon
table heirloom silver and a lace
cloth were used with a eenterpieee
of yellow primroses.
Mrs. J. D. Ogden presided over
the business meeting during which
Mrs Dwight Mason's work in ar
ranging the programs for the year
was recognized by the members
who will meet but once more this
year.
To many westerners the story
by Mr.. Binns is of particular in
terest since it is saga of the
Oregon Trail and covers in a pic
turesque manner the adventures
and hardships of wagon trains in
the early pioneer movement from
the Missouri territory to the VIII
lamette Valley in Oregon.
Peculiar Treasure" is Edna
Ferbers autobiography and deals
with the ancestry of her family,
German Austrian Jewish one
with re a rk b lie background,
bringing it up TO her present
career as one of the most out
standing writer's in America. Miss
Ferber tells of her start in writing,
her first stories being the Emma
NcChesney series which were also
staged by Ethel Barrymore. The
particular peculiar treasure of
which the author speaks. could be
enc of three things, Mrs. War
burton said, the Jewish race, the
Jewish religion and the democracy
Of the United States with the
privilege of living in it.
Mrs. Morphy will leave soon for
Piedmont, Calf, where she will
represent the Tacoma Garden club
at a large sectional meeting of
garden enthusiasts.
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All plans for the affair are
nearly complete to make the dance
one of the most impressive Of the
season. The r. o. A. Is headed
by Lieut. Col. A. ". Melchior.
president. Lieut. Perry Roberts has
been named chairman Of the spring
decorations.
Others serving on the dance COM
mittee include. Lieut. Arthur f.
Nordi, publicity. Lieuts. Allen
Ferguson and Frank Slaughter,
tickets. and Lieut.. Ken Riegner,
general chairman.
Reservations for the dance may
be made by phoning MAIN 1894
and Main 1921. ABBY Atkins
orchestra will play for dancing
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-19
Seventeen 10 60 10
Portland

Seventeen members 81 - nHtl=
eren sornrlts arr planning n Al.
tend Ire ninth annual Northwest
Province convention - ~ held Al
Hotel aulsnamah. Portland. Ore.
Anfll - ard 3.
Members who VII attend arc
Mezaaus= Rose Harrison. Walter
kesaler. Reus NJ. Iosnits. David
Burns. Ollie neiax. May Hafsissun.
Irene n Johnson and the Masses
SIgne Bennett. Mante hnslrn.
t'iosde Duyal. Hazel and Naomi
Evans. Gladys Hall. Alice Meseif.
Theina Muns. pcfss Howard and
Nanya Nadnsky.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-19
Circles TO Meet

Florence b. Hays Guild Of the
First Presbyterian church will
meet Wednesday for dinner at Sis
o'clock in Nelson Hall. Mrs. II. r.
Gambelle will lead the mission
study and Mrs Myrtle Johnston
will give the Bible lesson. Circle
g. Will meet at the home of Mrs.
Robert Nerland. us No. X st. for
O'Clock dessert luncheon the
same DAY.
Other circles will meet at II 30
Wednesday: circle A. In Nelson
Hall: circle c with Mrs. J. r.
Heats. 1919 So 5th; circle l. with
Mrs. j II. Nicholio. 1903 SO. sth;
circle NJ with Mrs. c. +. Bowie,
l0i1 So. Cakes.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-19
CLUB :.

East Tacoma Rehekah lodge
will meet Wednesday at 3 o'clock
in the /. o. o. +. hall. 25th and
East c st Officers of the other
Rebekah lodges of the city will be
the honored guests Theta Rho
No. / will drill. Supper will be
served by Mesdames s. A. Mcneil,
Lou Edna Mcmillan, Albert Martin
and Walter Knudsen.
Fern Hin Rebckah auxiliary will
hold a luncheon Wednesday at
Il 30 In the |. O. o. +. hall. SD and
Park ave. Hostesses Mesdames
Cultum, Gloystein and Benefited.
Needlecran club, n. o. W.
meets at the home of Mrs. James
Gilman. 23i5 SO. d, Wednesday
for luncheon. followed by meet
ing in charge of Mrs. A. c. Hill.
Ladies' AID Of Trinity Methodist
church will meet In the church
parlors Wednesday for | o'clock
dessert luncheon. Circle s will
serve.
Laffalot club will meet for IL 80
luncheon Wednesday AT the home
Of Mrs. Margaret Boudrean. 3520
So. l4th at. Business followed by
games.
Golden Rule Hive, Maecabees.
will hold a luncheon and card
party at the Broadmoor Wednes-
day The affair is open to the
public.
Eureka Rebekah Gard club Will
meet Wednesday afternoon instead
OF Thursday In the l. o. o. +.
temple, 500 will be played.
Lend Hand circle OF the Kings
Daughters and Sons will meet
Wednesday at the home Of Mrs.
Arthur Bagley. 1925 So Tacoma
ave. Mrs Archie r. Skinner Will
assist.
Unit OF Independent Bible
church will meet with Mrs. j. II.
Youngs. 2i5 No. Yakima ave,
Wednesday, Mrs. Arthur Church
ward in charge Of Bible study AT
100. Unit meets Thursday with
Mrs. II. J. Bothel. BIB No. 10Th.
Luncheon 1870.
FRANKIE Tobey Jones Circle IL
meets at the home OF Mrs. Joseph
Long, 306 No. Stadium way. Wed
nesday for O'Clock luncheon.
Sisters Of Phebe regular session
Wednesday noon at the home Of
Mrs. Anne p. AaeLean. ITO So
sth st. Luncheon will be served
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-19
Girls Ad Club 10
Hear Andrienne

The regular meeting Of the Girls
Advertising club viii be held We'd
nesday. April 10, In the Chamber
of Commerce rooms at 730 p. m.
Miss Louise Frohmadef. vice pfesi-
dent, viii preside. "Andrlenna. I"
the noted graphologist, viii be
guest speaker and viii give hand.
writing readings. Immediately fol-
lowing the meeting. a skating party
Will be held at the Lakewood Les
Arena from 10 To 10 o'clock. spon-
sored by the Girls Advertising club
and the Tacoma Advertising club.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-19
Tacoma Scouts Busy With
Plans for Coming Events
Mr. T. H. Robson 10 Open Home for Jssor Lee District
Leaders: Arrsnqemsnss Msds Tor Howrie
And AADsv Camps

Mrs H. Robson is opening her home. DIT So Answorth
ave- for tea to he given by tho Jason bee district COMMITTEES
Of the Girl Scouts of Tacoma Thursday afternoon from l5O
until o'clock The tea viii honor the troop leaders eute.
and chamen Of the troop committees in the jason IAe
district.
Hasteeses viii he Mesdames Fred pflanH, chairman:
A. l. Tayias Donald X navisson. NJ nun@naore. William
RAY Melton nesac Roberts A. Vsndcbeek Purl bcurxMtze
Herman Nordfors and T. II, Robson.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-19
Westminster Circles
Announce Schedule

Women's societies Of West
minister Presbyterian church will
meet Wednesday as follows: Vir-
GINA Halbert circle with Mrs. F..
J. Barton, 3014 So. 18th st. 100;
Susan B. Patterson, 100 dessert
luncheon with Mrs. A. Safer. 1892
So. L ST. and Melissa Huff circle,
100 p. m. with Mrs. Stillman,
1920 SO. 53rd.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-19
Auxiliary 10 Meet

The W0mens auxiliary ~ Tai.
mud Torah congregation viii meet
for 1870 u'eioek luncheon We'd.
nes1ay in tire vsstfy rooms of the
synagogue. An interesting pro.
gram Is being arranged % foIlo~
the business meeting. Mira Der.
nard Witenberg will preside.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-19
Spend Several Days
In Portland

DR.. and Mrs. Harry L. Davis
and DR.. and Mrs w. b. McNerth-
ney and Mr. Martin Traub re-
turned Sunday evening from
Portland. where they have been at
the Congress hotel since Thursday.
While there, the men in the party
played golf at the Portland Coun-
try club.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-19
Mason Phila4heans
Entertain for Luncheon

Members Of Mason church Phil
athea class will meet for their
monthly luncheon Wednesday al /
o'clock in the home of Mrs Harry
A House. 1924 No. 37th 81 Mrs.
House VIII be assisted by the gen
eral chairman. Mrs. r g. Sher-
man, and her committee. Mrs.
] D. Elliott. Mrs G S. Mcconnell,
Mrs W B. Hamilton and Mrs. II.
". limbs.
Presiding for the business Of
the afternoon following the lunch
con. Will be Mrs Howard Z Greg
ator viii talk on Spring in the
ory Mrs. Roy Leslie Smith IL in
charge of the deYotions, and Mrs.
{. Stewart Clark, radio comment
Garden
"a,
Ancient Order of Vikings vail
sponsor card party Wednesday
evening az clock in Sormanna
hall: 500 all be played: fayors.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-19
Return from Weet End
In Vancouver. B. &.

The Rev. and Mrs. r. II. Nc
Ginnis returned the first Of the
week from a weekend In Van
couyer, r. c. While In Vancouver
he preached az 81. MARKS church
and at Holy Trinity church.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-19
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-19
Lutheran Mems Club TO Meet

Tuesday evening at o'clock the
Central Lutheran Mems club will
meet at the church for the April
meeting, open to all men of the
church and friends.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-19
Plan Parish Dinners

The first Of a series If monthly
parish dinners will be given AZ .
O'Clock Wednesday evening a, ~.
Andrews Episcopal church. Dur
ing the evening an old-fsshloned
song fest Will be held Speaker Of
the evening vail be the Rev W y.
Turrili- Mrs. Cary Dean Is IN
charge Of the affair.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-19

,>,hii,,
" Gals sV viii PEP

II you are poppy and full Of fun, men vi1
In s1ts you TO dances AID parties
But Il you are cross, HE;iezz and tired,
meh won't D. interested. Hsn don't Ike
"01iet" girls. Whsn they 20 70 parties thsy
want giris along who are f9ll Of pep.
So In ezse you need good general system
tonie, remember for fensyztions ons
woman has tod another nos 70 20 "smiginx
thru" Slth Lydia Z. Pinshzn's Vsgstxbls
Compound. II hssps bulid Up more physical
resistance ard thus aida in giving you more
pep and lessons distress from female fznc-
6orzl disorder.
You'll fnd Pinkhsns Compound WILL
WORTH TRYING.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-19
Tscoman Guest al
Hotel New Yorker

Mrs. ". r. Hughfk. 1T No.
Tacoma ave Tacoma. mas arrived
in New York city and IL a guest
at the Hotel New Yorker.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-02-26
spartans Bow Out Of cIF P|ayoff
In Loss TO Coronado; Fl Centro
To PLAY Ca|exico Wednesday

Defeated 32-18 by Coronado high
school and eliminated from the CIF'
playoffs Friday night, Ell Centre
high school basketball team return
ed to the valley Saturday to begin
offensive drills in preparation for
their championship game against
Calexico high school Wednesday
night.
The Ell Centro- Calexico belated
championship contest will be rated
as a toss-up because of comparative
records of both teams in recent
games.
Brawley defeated Ell Centro 20-l9
and Calexico knocked over Brawley
25-21. El Centro's successive de-
feats at the hands of Point Iona
and Coronado will not add to the
Spartan confidence.
In Friday nights playoff game
the Spartans succumbed to Coro-
nado's first half rally and though
the Ell Centro quintet outscored the
Islanders, 11-2, in the second half
the Coronado advantage was toe
large to overcome.
Bill Payne led the Ell Centre
scorers with eight points. Car
rothers and Huston paced the win,
ners with eight each.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-02-26
Today's Sports Parade

meet again"
Around the point, along the shore,
close in, we moved toward Diamond
Head. All the people on the island
of Oahu seemed to have laid down
their work to bid us goodbye.
Native boys on surfboards pad
died alongside the ship crying "Alo-
ha." Mirrors, held in the sun,
flashed from along the shore and
the mountains.
Until you could see them no long
er countless hands waved farewell,
and voices came across the water
saying aloha, come back to us
soon Aloha, our friends"
AS the Lurline moved past Dia-
mond Head, and began TO ride the
open sea, the passengers, according
to an old custom, stood on deck
and, leaning far over the rail, we
cast our thousands of beautiful
flower leis into the sea.
The islanders tell you that if
your flowers float ashore you are
certain to return. I hope that by
now my flowers are washing up on
the sands of Waikiki so that I
may be sure of coming back again
to the happy, lovely Hawaiian Is
lands.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-02-26
BY HENRY McLEMORE

ABOARD S. S. LURLINE, San
Francisco Bound, Feb 25. (UP)-
Stirring moments and unforgettable
pictures are among the rewards
of being a SportSWriter. He gets
them at the Derby when the field
comes by the first time; at a
worlds heavyweight championship
fight during those electric seconds
before the opening bell; at World
Series when the score is tied and
the bases loaded in the ninth; and
at the Olympic games when the
colors of the world are passed in
the great parade of the nations.
All of these heart-quickening mo-
ments, eye-filling pictures, I have
experienced. Today I added an
other TO my memories.
1t was when the Lurline moved
away from the dock at Honolulu,
bound for the mainland. Down be-
low, on the pier, were the friends
/ had made in Honolulu, and the
hundreds of friends of the other
passengers on the boat. just few
moments before they had trooped
down the gangplank after laden
ing us with flower leis of every
color and description.
We, the voyagers, were covered
with flowers from our waists TO our
chins. AS if TO bind us to shore we
held brightly-colored paper stream
ers in our hands, and our friends
on shore held the other end, max
ing a gay, tangled netlike mass
that hid the water below. Then
the lines we're thrown off, and as
we throbbed slowly away from the
pier, Royal Hawaiian band burst
into the sweet, sad strains of Aloha.
All our friends formed a chorus
TO sing the farewell song of the
islands as the big white liner nosed
slowly toward the sea.
aloha, farewell to thee until we
Imperial Valley press., 1939-02-26
MARKET QUOTATIONS
NEW YORK STOCKS

NEW YORK, Feb, %. fUP)-The
stock market moved higher today
on the Hopkins statement that the
government is shifting emphasis
from reform to recovery.
Initial dealings involving blocks
of 1000 to 5000 shares came out at
gains ranging to more than points.
Utilities featured in activities and
the average for the group mounted
to new high since 1887.
Demand for the utilities was foS-
tered by Secretary of Commerce
Hopkins remarks on the import
ance of breaking the log jam of
private capital in that industry.
Among issues making new highs
were Public Service of New Jersey.
Pacific Gas and Common Wealth
Edison.
u. S. Steel opened 1000 shares a,
63A up ] and then moved up fur
thcr. Bethlehem opened $500 shares
at TAX up 2h, receded to 735s and
then came back. Chrysicr's initial
deal was 5000 shares at 79h up
rs, part of which was lost.
Numerous issues made new highs,
including Commercial Solvents. Gen
eral Foods, International Harvester.
Mcintyre Porcupine, Montgomery
Ward, New York Omnibus and Unit
ed Aircraft. u. s. Rubber preferred.
Eastern Air Lines and Glen Martin
requaled their highs.
Issues whose companies would
profit by expansion in the utility
field were in demand. Wcsthing
house Electric opened at 113h up
and then rcceded to around 112.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-02-26
L. A. PRODUCE

Los ANGELES, Feb. "a. UP)-
Trading was slow for Friday. Let
tuce was steady TO firm. Tomatoes
were slightly stronger. Squash was
easier. Other commodities were
mostly dull to steady
Bunched vegetables: steady: bects
6O-6oc. Carrots local 75c-$1; Inn
perial Valley $1.75.
Lettuce: steady; dry pack Impe-
rial Valley 4s $t40-1 .65; SIS $t10~
1.25; san Diego Co. 5s 81; local
loose 25-35c crate.
Peas: Imperial Valley Bush 6-Sc
lb. San Diego Co. Pole and Bush
6k -7c. CarDinteria Pole S-9c. Santa
Barbara Co. Pole Toe. San Pedro
6k.-7c. Oxnard Bu. Hampers So.
squash: easier; White summer
Imperial Valley crates $3.50: I'm
perial Valley $2.5O-1 rs; yellow
Crookneck Imperial Valley $685.,
Banana $2O25; Hubbard 5000. >