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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-06-17
Shiloh Good Christian
Influence In Project
By Attorney Alfred Casey

There were fourteen churches II
what IS now called the Brewster
project. when the L. ;. Govern
ment began demolishing delapi'
dated buildings IN THIS area a few
wear, age Today. one church re-
MANS. ana that is shiloh Baptist
VAarca under the pastorship OF
iht Re, ~. : u Ross.
This fcsOureeia. leader made his
n-l1 ulih he [ : Housing Al
.holsy. a keep shiloh from bene
demolished alous with the rest OF
lit buildMgs IA this locality. The
NtN Ah ROSS Won his battle. lie
ld bv psoyins 20 the I , Az
iAaD.s iha .hs Aurch OF Christ Is
a.etssnN factor IA maintaining
aa4 h.ildine high moral standards
he ary community, as vel as sood
ho.S.ne. good environment and
ads aa,e recseauonal iacilrles-
Progressive Program
Ias BrsWsfs housing project
A. Detroit l bccN operating now
ahoa -cxfa mon ls ard SAiloh
.oe.,,. ~. ,nn,n,u-
rs. rhs cais,h has rosram for
af mail fAidf'u >oUrS people
IA .r IONS Az MAN
sra 81 ,be ereat
.ra ~ christ
49,. ava ei,cn
-. Xxx - ,be center
,sae vigorous
xxx VIZ IA III n ,ar,ou.
W a,,,, se-v.
$50 ,es'n~ non,
=, r,m n Az conapc.sd hv and
rt,~ u,s, ,he rep
800 ,.a M ree'.
80. XXX .vo~., .s,,irss
~ 'N' >er,es ,.ompunl,,
Ss.,os r..s ,s~oua ones 49,
1870 ~, ..,,e.
=. oo'ss nno tard.es
49,. ,.,.h1~s ~ ~ prcws.r-
roionv ra,s become members ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-06-17

Goodwill club. Outstanding tasu
OF the city. including one or tv
stars Of the Detroit Negro Oper
company, will appear on his pro
gram.
An added attraction viii he
Pew Rally which pr misses d
bring a number OF visitors frcr
the various local organizations
c. Coins is the progressive prssI
dent OF the Goodwill club
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-06-17
WE GIVE THE PUBLIC WHAT THEY
WANT, AT A PRICE THEY CAN
AFFORD TO PAY

Protect Yourself and your insurance. We
offer our service for your protection. Let MS
convince Jon that ANDERSON offers more
for your money than others.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-06-17
Gospel Choral Unior

The member choirs Of the Mich
gan Gospel Choral union are In N
midst OF big financial campalsr
which will continue for six week,
President Hutchins expresses m
hope the drive will he a great sue
cess to each choirs church AM
states that 100 per cent co-opera
ton Is being given by each cholr
She will visit at least one mcmbs
choir each week.
The organization will conduct
popularity contest among the cha
ruses.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-06-17
Advertise In
The Detroit Tribune

Before selecting an undertaken; consult ma.
and compare the prices. equipment, service.
and appointments Of this Home with what
others offer.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-06-22
Disease 10 Keep
6ehrig From Ever
Playing Ball Again

NEW YORK. June - UP
Lou Gehrig. aasehal s Tcu man for
4 years. viii pull himself out Of
the Yankee dugout and plod over
10 the umpire with the lineup for
sodags game. knowing that his
name never Will be written On those
little pieces Of pasCeooard again
There PROBABLY vii &c cheers
from the fans who first saw Lou
II a Yankee uniform June l, 1925,
and followed lis brilliant career
through 2I30 consecutive games
until May , Of this year when he
vclntarllY benched himself for
the good Of the club
CellrIgs principal duty as nom
playing captain Of the team for 5ne
remainder Of the year. viii DC to
carry the Illeups to the Gna pIre
For The fans it marks the break
down Of the most extraordinary
physical machine sports ever pro-
duced Just now long his connection
With The game-as trainer. coach.
manager or executiye-wl.. CONT
lue. no ore can say with certainty.
TIE seriousness of Lous CoIdi-
tion was not made public Until
yesterday when findings Of The
Mayo clinic a. Rochester. Mlan .
were revealed by New York Yankee
officials His disease : sc.eucis.caI-
" labeled ~2tnotrophIc lateral
scaIerosLs
Imperial Valley press., 1939-06-22
NEW YORK STOCKS

NV YORK. June D. fCPJ -
Stoeks npved irTeEulsrly TO-DAY IN
IEbt trading 4 slightly better tone
va Noted near the close
Trestdsnr ROozereif's annOuncr
rneuf of = program u sef-IiqBidst-
tnE public w0rks Involving cEpsudi
fBr- NJ nearly four billion dollars
had little Immediate market effect
-iars sorae aorf % spending plau
had hen anticipated
\ fen railroad equipment share
improved but volume va small.
Ipasricsn Car and Foundry pre-
ferrsd roa1 ? points 70 Is on a few
sslss and its eommgn stock was W
nesFfy point. HiuJr advance
we're aoted in lama Locomotive.
znd Poor and Company. Spicer
Bfsetarinz made a new high
~ ztzs up IL WestinzhOUse Air
Brake declined
4 public works program WI
involve additional use Of steel. but
the steel shares failed to respond
They were down fractiOnallY late
~ The day. although above the
Motor sbares moved through mar
roN arcs ana near the finish were
= bout steady. Copper shares were
mixed. Utilities lost their recent
activity although some ~ them
were firm. Avistions made gains
70 more than point IN
Glenn Martin. Rails eased.
Dow Jenes closing stock aver
aces. Industrial. 1868 off O.73; rail
Fl Sc off 0.10: utility 24.00 off D.Db.
stock sales apprOximated 10000
shares against 100000 in the pre-
vious session Curb stock turnover
a mounted TO $1,000 shares compared
with 1900 I'm the previous session.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-06-22

climb within seven games Of the
Reds. Carl HsbbeiFs relief pitching
iI t5e last ff3 iTrE1gs. n vf1ict1
ne stopped 2 rally N the eighth with
tWo men on base and the Giants
only one ru.n ahead. proved the
tHning point.
Earl WnitehII let the Bees down
WITH SIX hits and the Cubs scored
2 30 victory. their fourth straight
The players Dizzy Dean accused
Of not haStling made five hits count
for three runs. largely through a
doBble by Har5nett and triple By
Reynolds
The Yankees turnsd OF the heat
again and knocked down the White
Sox. s-s. after trailing. SO. at the
start Of their hsf Of the fifth The
YanSs routed their old jEgx. Thorn
ton Lee. BiH Dickey's seventf-fn-
ming homer With a nate on case
was the deciding punch
The Red Soz slipped TO q games
behind he Yanks By losing. so
20 ne BrowL-s. who were red a0t
behind rookie JACK KTaner's pitch
ing
Cleveland took advantage Of
some weird fielding by the Senators
and nosed them out. 60
Imperial Valley press., 1939-06-22

which veteran fans predicted would
5e Que of the finest exhibitions Of
the season. viii be . fast game
between FL CenbrOs girls team.
the Jftterbugs, and a San Diego
team. Ray Garcia. coach, gave tine
San Diego lineup as
Rei1h- RoIstad. 2b Consuelo
Garcia. 80 or c. Pearl James, IS.
Darlene Jeuner 35 or II. Cleo Hea-
ton IF or p, Annaheu Heigh C.
Beverly Schaus Il, Wilma Jarboe
ID. Evelyn Stevens. catcher or row
Ing fielder. RcEalse Swearrugen.
pitcher and rowing fielder. Phyllis
Tretsveu. utility.
Rolstad, smallest girl n the
league. Is hitting .3s5. James. known
as one of the best fielding short
stops, Is hitting .3l5 and Jeuner Is
leading the league With SIS. Most
of hits are singles. but she has
hit safely in every game this sea-
son and driven IN twice a many
runs as any other player On the
club.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-06-22
Big Ten Whipped
For Third Time
ByCoast Teams

BERKELEY. Cal June p up
If the Big Ten-Pactf.c Coast
conference track meet was design
ed TO engender good feelings be
tween the Two sections and ult.-
matelg lead 20 ar annual Rose Bow
foctoau game a. Pasadena al Gets
had best y called Of now.
For the shirG straight year tie
coast whipped the Big Ten a-nIe5es
acre last night and the result was
mt even cl1Sc-94 % 3G. a greater
margin than even TIE most rao.d
coast defender had predicted.
The visiting athletes stroye val
iantIY under the oest Of weather
conditions bUt had TO content them
selves with tuo first places. scored
n Ire Two ME and .ow hurdles
Pour meet records fell and three
new track marks we're established
Imperial Valley press., 1939-06-22
-Four Rivals Gain Game on Reds
As Brooklyn Beats Wander Meer

VIEW YORK. June q. up -
Cnelunatf's fogr eiosest pgFsuers
weTs eTsep3nx ~ on the PesS 70
day ready n put on The pressure
The Cardinals Giants. Cu5s and
Dodgers all gained fun game On
the Reds YESTERDAY
Johnny vsndeTmeer threw two
home run balls last night to BROOK
I'm TO spoil an otherwise superb
pitching Job and bowed 70 defeat
2-i. before 24.00o fans at cfncin-
natl Whitlou Wystt pstcaed his
seventh consecutive trI8sapa.
Tuck stei0back hit a hoaer in
The second frame. Then Wyatt re-
tired 10 men in oTc5er until the
fourth wheu Lonnbe Prey tFfpiecl
and scored the tying run On Ival
Gooornsn's single. The garae was
desdIocke6. IL. mtH the ninth
wfeB Dof Camilla hit hts 18Th
horseT 70 Increase his national
lssgne Lead. and RAT punch proved
to be the BAL game vsndsrmeer
asTe Up enly five other hits. Wyatt
feid e1e Reds to five
The Reds defeat nsbIed the
Cards to trim the league leaders
margin to 80 games. So. Louis
rifSed ont fs hits to overwhef1a the
Pf34IieS. 14-2.
WHnlng their 18th game IN II
starts, the giants exploded 2 fs-hit
sttsek 80 beat The Pirates. 81. and
Imperial Valley press., 1939-06-22
Oaks Give SD.
A IS fo0Lacing.
GET II Hits

Tie oaks and 5ae Raln-erg don't
10 anngs half way L 1aeg %
a#vu. 5aey sink fast and when
sav az1. lr .s with 1oJa tIsJs
oakland -aVe san DIEGO a q To
e .acrr LAST night BIZ jumping On
rae Gonzales and Pat Toon for IT
al1s. WHICH pat With 6arse errors
V8s enough Ia VIZ q couple Of ball
zaues. Gonzales watched tire game
rem t.7e sIxa1 u1nE au after Civ
.1e UP live runs and PAT was sim
plv murdered taereafted. The
Aearus cLuaxsd -her field day
V.aa sge runs 1- -1a eighth. Bill
Raucu1i rs5 q pa 5t triples and
eVo sl1ELes Ben Can5wel held
fre Padres 70 seven hits.
Seattle Kicked lie seals 5lu tine
#aVcus5 leaked aT 4 score 0f
10 20 Pou san Francisco er-
rccs dion t help much. Lou E1upal
va5 driven 10 cover in the second
inning when 5te Rainiers pushed
over SIX runs. and polished of On
Larry Powell
Los Angeles clang 60 It's slim
eaIf-eane league lead BY overcCu-
ing a 5Wo-run advantage and beat
ting Portland Z 30 > Lee Slime
effectively scattered the SIX ai1s he
save to Pl-rland while the Seraphs
got to Ad lIska f1r nine.
hollywood TOO put on 4 come :
back 20 aea5 Sacramento 9 TO 5.
The SoIors ed s 70 0 N the eighth
w1eu Bob KaE.e aomered with the
bases full With tae bases loaded
n the 1in-a. Ira Smith walked BlI
Cisseu Co force n the tying rum
@.EseC1 ard GarlaaIdi also homer
Imperial Valley press., 1939-06-22

ever. we're stayine clear for the
nsost part. opinion vas. in these
quarters. that i Pacilo really opens
ID. Big Boy Won't have a chance
Hoeue supporters prom nlse6 Pacho
would have to srinn oct his test
Tsus. ~ take tlle beating os MS
career.
General lnteret IN the sly round
man event 5Vsrssadowee preliynir-
arY bouts that gave Indications Of
beng good entertainment. Cleo
SlaanS. Who can always &c counted
on for fast performance, viii
face Pee wee LaSalJe IA the serii-
vindUp Ot0sr bouts vii find Jolt-
ias Joe gillegaS Us. Archie Grant
Tksv Blafr Is Spec Andrews and
TanY Romero Is Kent MARTINEZ
Late Thursday forenoon pronlot-
ers said there have been 10 changes
n the card
Imperial Valley press., 1939-06-22
Imperial Valley Press

Bstsb bIisBed ABrfI n. 1901.
Published every afternoon except
Saturday and sunday Saturday
afternoon issue nov succeeded
by The post-Prsss sunday. les
tablisbcd 1880 by the Imperial
valley Publishing company. s25
state street. ~ Centre Calf
faui jenkins. publisher: A. G.
Johnston. vice president and
general manager. =. a. Fftz-
hugh, secretary and uas aging
editor. West Holiday Co Inc.
National Advertising Represent
aiivef.
Entered at vi CeBtYo. California
post office as second class mat
ter.
Subscription rates. s. per COPY.
In conjunction with the POST
Press (Sundsysg. per noath.
soc: paid in advance. 2 months,
s1.s5. 6 months. s5.25. ore yssF.
f6. no.
Member California NspsSsDsr
ruhfisbers' asaso3ation
Imperial Valley press., 1939-06-22
% Register for
Mexico City Trip

Twenty three Fl CenIans alreacg
aage registered for the Mexico City
trip sponsored oY the z Centre
CHAMBER ct commerce
At 4 r-ee-a a. Chamber head =
quarters Wednesday night t was
decided tce tor should s-arr a.
I. Caaer1 A1g ard end Aug. "a
50 t-e parry would nave no fuE
weeks n Mexico City. Others in
seres-ed VIII 5e contacted regarding
preferred starting and returning
tases The party Is limited 20 3
persons and viii have two alrcooled
71-Uans and > diner a. their dis
21sa- Those VINO have not regis
,erec re asked To do SO 1t once.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-06-22
Probe of Coast
Athletic Sefup
To Bring Changes

TTMBERL1NE LODGE Ore -
June - GUP1-The Edwin N AEh-
artou report On suhsIdlza1Iou Of
s5hletes-Its general contents no
LONGER secres-appeared certain
today to bring a drastic revision
Of Pacific c1ast conference athletic
rules and a major house cleaning
by conference members.
In their official comment on the
survey. issued after a dAY-loug
scrutiny Of its findings. the con-
ference delegates to the annual
report revealed situations. confi-
1ious and practices which must BE-
considered as abuses that demand
summer meeting here declared the
corre recGtye measures
Imperial Valley press., 1939-06-22
l.. 4. PRODUCE

Los ANGELES. June p. TPJ
SUPPLE were moderate 10 heavy.
with demand and trading slow With
weaker market tendency.
CantaI1UDes. Imperial Valley jun
bO f6s s1.Z5-I50. 3Gs s1.Z1-1.4O: 81
s1-1Z5. std As gIJD-1.25s Yuma
jumbo 85s and zGs 8I.5O-I5J; Coz-
eheIIa VALLEY jumbo 3Gs and 35z
S5c-g1. honey deus jumbo crates 10
SIC. sfds s8-75C. DOnVs J0-Gzc, per
SLAMS std crates s1-Iz5
TOHaatOezs 5z5s 81 z5-Iz5- 5zss
8II5-1Z5 sxss z5c-sf SKIS 15-s5c.
few soc for locals
Watsrn1ei 0ns. imperial valley
KIondfkes raFIJt sales fen sales
1917 -. aVera e Z car sfs %. ton
I0ts 11-20 II. average sf3-sz5
Imperial Valley press., 1939-06-22
l.. A. STOCKS

Los ANGELES. June %. UPD-
definite pcssimistic tone hung
over early trading on the Los An
Eoies stock exchange today. OF
fifteen issues crossing the board.
nine lost ground. Early sales were
APPROXIMATELY 5000 shares.
Transactions included: Security
Enhs 20 Al 80 Unchanged Trans
america 100 shares 81 unchanged;
Bandlni Pet 100 shares So down
4 superior oil 100 shares - down
3 standard ~ Cal 100 shares 2J7s
down q Consolidated Steel Dfd 100
shares - down So Cen. Motor
lee shares SO down s Goodyear
common Toe shares - down p
N.aefheed leo shares 257s down
Is Edison common 100 shares 25 :
iaNu
Imperial Valley press., 1939-06-22

with The stars at z Cen5rc s6ad-
tunl
Lineup for Maxwell viii be Art
Eddy at sllortstop vino has been
aattIns 350. Kenny Ferguson. Who
has been hitting q a9a CLIP at sec
oud base. Sammy GaIasso. the
homerm sIugger. who has held
33Q pace. viii be at first Sheldon
F0uGs. VITO went TO Chicago with
the Il Centric stars, VIII play right
field and Ray Coulstocl5 viii be in
left field with Dave Curtis. q for
uer. prO IN center On the third
sack vii De Felix Agurre. whose
hitting Is 320 and catching VIII
De san Dlegos best. Hap Hcaglund.
Preceding the Al Star game,
Imperial Valley press., 1939-06-22
l.. 4. LIVESTOCK

Los ANGELES. June y. up
Hogs eafeabIe supply 900. strong
~ Is cents higher. top 3, bulk 10
7.75. sow 5.25-5 50.
Cattle zaIeable 500. steady gB9d
10 IJR choice fed steers 95D-1g.
Mexican 8. fCW cows 5.JD-G.Zj,
cutter grades 4-5.Z5. bulls to G.755
calves yaIeabie 80. steady, Vealera
to 1850: few calves 7-s
Sheep saleabIe $50. shOru spring
lambs strong. othcrs steady, good
to choice 81 pound shOrn spring
lambs 8. good 1g5 pound fed wool
ed spring lambs SIS. shorn year
Hngs !.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-06-22
Saturday Closing
May Begin July IS

July Is was suggested as the date
for EI Centro merchants 70 begin
cIoslng their stores at the usual
early hour on summer Saturdays.
J. Duke Johnson Of the trade rela-
tions committee Of the Il Centre
chamber Of commerce announced
Thursday
The usual Saturday night closing
hour during the summer months is
$50 ?. N. instead of 0 p. m. Mem
Ders Of TIE committee proposed 70
continue the early closing hour
every Saturday from July =
through sept. D.
Merchants not IN accord With
these suggested arrangements are
asked 70 telephone JohnSon OF
chamber headauarters
Imperial Valley press., 1939-06-22

HNF@"#H@FNatH
nc aaatch VIII 70 or next week.
Meanwh4le. cor lecture over the
oaAc1srs of Sonirnt-s battle vas
aucnHfned in Imperial valley
cefsnasfi sies. r. pool haIls Or res
aaafsnEs. clubs or hvigaq rooms. the
dei5atE weut on
noheg va be 90 smart FOR Big
Boy H1s 1og nsore experience
BIZ Boy has been waiting for
IisSg tlalS chance 20 show what he's
COS Pacio S on tire way oaB
Tlae 70 pound weight advantage
M1at Pseho VII ssrry viii ss TOO
mach For tire JassrTsa KID
Pacno VII try in-flslstne- ard
that's what Ia Belle Ffaxue Rxss
REST
There was more mercy floating
around ore way or The other than
n any fiaat ia many months ln
The valley. The wise lads hov-
Imperial Valley press., 1939-06-22
Yuma Port Takes
Lead in Traffic

More automobiles entered Calf
fsrria through the yuma gateway
7 MAJ than entered through The
Blythe gateway the Il Centric
chamber % commerce announced
Thursday
Through 1ae yuma gateway pour
sd a stream of eI47 cars. trucks
stages and strictly Ioca. vehicles
Tae -eCa. - BIgche was 8475.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-06-22

owe E-.H -fA - = I'D = anu J.
tie W1o.e tznE OF Tie game VII
ae decided later n tce season. pro
badly 31-er z week ar I've
Because - Wednesday nIgh5.s S
performance T. Y. Hardware still
.eadS the city .ea1Ga VITA no Iasses.
anc NrasZ.os IS close on their heels
WITH a single defeat 4 hit a6 any
one OF number 5f crucial mo-
nerLs Wednesday n.aht would have
tee I'D Che .eagUe cad.
ccs.
AZ the alath inning the score
was oue all. Maggie had eVened the
score h1 the eighth. For five straight
innings there was no score until
Price Of Maeglos went 20 third OF
PstCersous error n the Is and
came aane on Ted Ehnkes hi.
Win ~ At bat. OruIIe Coates
homered deep INTO left field. again
tying the score
Thoru1aou5 TIE .0nr stretch
Hurst allowed or.g SIX aIls. Ritter
gong tae route for Magzios. per-
nitted The same number. Ehnke
,ec the a.tt.az with four and Price
Imperial Valley press., 1939-06-22
CHICAGO GRAINS

CHICAGO. June -. CEP9 " hest
eased - the lowest prices 10 nearly
lea neAfAs sn Ne Chfcago board
- tfada to-day 1nder tnflaence of
4rNlsaes "a aew seas8nAs iogFs at
hafh fssNerpu9f aad Mfnn8peRs
A. fhe efese wkeat ~aH orr e
cent - - eeafs. eorn was OF
cent G9 - cents and cats we're
q ~ esmf foWrr
.ssl4a essfeat - the zew crop IN the
esNgAueei added 90 the pressure
- ne markff.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-06-22
Won CPthn GOES TO
NET SEhI-FlNELS

LONDON. June p up Baron
GottfEied gon Cramm Of Germany
today reached ne semi finals Of
ne London grass court tennis
championships with 81 IS
81 YictoTg over ElwCod COoke Of
Portland. Orr.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-06-22
Markets At
A Glance
b. Uniisd Press

Sforks irregular and quiet
Pon9s frFesnisf1Y io~eT.
sarh stocks irregular and aUfst.
porelEu exchange steady.
Cotton piEheT
fvhezf * 70 ~ cents fower.
Germ 0ff 70 - cents.
Rubber about steady
Imperial Valley press., 1939-06-22
MARKET QUOTATIONS.
l.. 4. POULTRY

Los ANGELES. June Il up
Hens. Iegn oTns. - ~ - bg. -
Heus. IeghoTus. zfs to ( lbs. -- IL
Hens. Ieghorus. over : lbs o.. 15'
Hem co!ored. - 20 ( lbs. o.. %
Hens. rotoreN. : Ibs- 8D ... ~
Rr0ilere. yver ltt IS - i1e. -
Er0i1srs. DER - ~ =. l1s. .- j.,
Fryerg. 2s lbs up 10 ibz. I5f
Fryers. coioTsd. . T, 10 ( i1s. . -
ED1atsTs. eoi0reG. - lbe ~ .. u
POasteTr. rolOred. r. ID@. up -. 21r
Did RoDstsrs. r5fyrsf ........... i9S
Old Rooster. lsEhDrn -..--=-- 3
stays .-------..-.-... .----..----.. IL
DDckliDgs. over > lbs. ......-. IL
Ducks under lbs .,.....-..-. IL
OiG DucHs ..-s.-... .s.ss.s ~
ECung geese -.-.-.s.#- .-s-.ss. l5f
Young torn turkey. 2g lbs " 2ie
Young tom turkeys - 10 2G lbs l3r
Young Hen Turkeys. . n II lbs. 21e
Young Hen Turkeys. II lbs. Up zlr
Old Hen Turkeys ............ IA
Old Tom Turkeys ........--.. lfc
CapOns under IDS. ..-...-..-.-...-- ~
Capons. 8 lbs. and % ........ -
Rabbits no. ! white sh IN.
n - Ib-. ......-.---.-...-. l9g
Rabbits. WOOlY ....-.......-... II
Rabbits, SO. !. old ............ A.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-06-22
Big Boy or Bobby?
Winner Slated to
Challenge Graves

Winner Of The Big Boy Hogue Bobby Pacho rendezvous,
set Ter fhgFsday night (onIgt) the Fl Centric
VIII challenge Herman Graves the valleys Brown Bomber
promoters predicted Thursday
II Graves accepts the challenge-and promoters ap-
Imperial Valley press., 1939-06-22

and Black accounted for ane eacG.
For : V. 5he hitting vas done by
Hurst. WITH two. and by Porte, /
= Payne Coates and Patterson Who
ToG one apiece
Imperial Valley press., 1939-06-22
Ace Navy Pitcher
TO Help HurI in ~.
All Stor Tilt '

Speedy Cole L. S Navy pitcher recently arrived from
Norfolk Va will relieve Charlie Comstoco the mound
Friday night for the Maxwell softba of San Diego
case E Ceutros All Stars of hand, Leon Lee
coach declared Thursday The Maxwell will tangIe
Imperial Valley press., 1939-06-22
Mossio's. i.v. Tied
For u Innings.
Cell Off Game

Fans were sleepy Thursday because they lost sleep
ednesday night to watch the BEST softba game five
years. played at FL Centre stadium.
~ 1e end If 10 innings when the score was still tied
a two al. Naggos and L v Hardware finally called
Imperial Valley press., 1939-06-22
l.. n. BUTTER & EGGS

LOS ANGKLEs. J8ns r. up
Better extra zsHt. prime first
15c. standard -. undsTETsde ZIAc.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-06-22
l.. A. GRAINS

L(s a 80 ELEs June q. up
GamFOrBKs rzrs N 8.---sacR@S
Mo No 2 yellow ...... 81 2S-1 30
Wheat, NO. & hard . sf.52A 4 81 =
wheat, No. ] soft, Va 81 .3z35 \ .37H
arIey Fri (Wsstern) 30. sf60-1 .05
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MINNEAPOLIS FLAX

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COTTON
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COttnn futures closed steady.
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TAKE A LOOK New invisible lug
gage compartment, completely con-
cealed beneath windstreamed rear
ensemble, yet actually 27@a larger
than old trunk style "compartmentsi