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HERE'S MORE ABOUT
POPE'S ENCYCLICAL


esss. bso,hsrty sympathy of ihs
whole world while IL awaits the
hour 81 resurrvetion In hsrmony
vita the principles Of justice and
true peace
Ths pope said that he. IN thu
fsifiilment % MA apostolic duty.
would not let himself be infiu.
snced 10y earthly considerations.
nor held hack by mistruss. oppo-
sstion or rebuff. nor by lack Of
appreciation nor fear Of mianter-
probation
Thsn. showing poignanuy hs
horror Of the war. he said
AS We write these lines. the
terrible news comes 20 US that ths
dr~ad tempest Of war IN already
raging. despite al cur efforts 10
avert u.
when ws think Of the wave Of
suffering for countless people. we
are tempted 10 lay down our pen.
Our paternal heart IL torn by
anguish a. We look ahead to that
which 70 yet TO come out Of the
haneful scene Of violence and
hatred for which the sword today
plows the blood -drenched furrow q
HE said again:
safety does not come 10 peoples
from the sword. which car impose
conditions Of peace, but does not
create peace.
Forces that renew the face of
the earth should proceed from the
spirit. Once the present cruel
strife ceases. then the new order
OF the world. both national and
international. must not rest on
quiokssnds, depending only on the
selfish interests Of groups or indi-
vidusls. but On natural Law and
divine revelation"
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God in the world, the pope said !;
From the immense vortex Of
error u anti-Christian movements.
there has come forth a crop u
such disastrous errors as TO con-
stitute condemnation SURPRISING
any theoretical REPUTATION.
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method OF guidanes which aims at
wise and orderly evolution Of par
ticular forces and tendencies hav-
ing their origin In the individual
character Of each race, providing
that It does not oppose the duties
incumbent on men in connection
with their common destiny"
The pope issued this first en-
cyclical at castel Gsndolfo. his
summer estate. from which he
planned TO return to the Vatican
late today.
II wss the first encycliesl ever
dated from Castei Gandolfo.
This first message to his bishops
by the new pope had been long
awaited since his election as the
262d head Of the Catholic church
March z.
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tically because of the rapid shift
Of events, climaxed by outbreak Of
thu war.
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Imperial Valley press., 1939-09-21

Briggs stadium last night by post
poning his knockout until the 11th
round Just as Tony Galento had
done in June by postponing his
until the fourth.
Louis is such great fighter,
that his opponents command world
wide admiration when they make
any kind of a showing against him.
He shuffles across the rings of the
world alone. Who is there left to
fight him, now that he has knock
ed out brave Pastor in the 18th
round before 33,8oO fans in the
Tigers ball park?
Already Promoter Jacobs is look
ing past June to September and
asking, "after Galento-what?" for
that reason Jacobs and his hench-
men are contemplating two match
es that may build up another con-
tender for the Brown Bomber to
knock over. Pastor, by virtue Of
his unexpectedly good showing last
night, will be matched with Make
Baer at New York's Madison Square
Garden during the winter Like
Imperial Valley press., 1939-09-21
MARKET QUOTATIONS
NEW YORK STOCKS

NEW YORK, Sept. p. tUP)-
Stocks advanced fractions TO >
points in moderately active trading
IS us governments at new lows, and
today, while bonds were mixed with
wheat gained IA TO IL cents a
bushel.
Tradig quieted early in the ses-
sion and there was some irregular
ity as some traders withdrew pend
ing action by congress in neutral /
ity. Before oon, however, the mar
ket was in another uptrend and il
held gains well 10 the close. Trading
picked up in the afternoon dealings.
Most non-ferrous metal issues
were firm. Douglas Al its high vas
up points.
Chrysler and Gen. Motors were
firm. Electric auto-lite was up more
than a point. Rubbers hadsmallad-
vances.
The market quieted before the
close and moderate profit taking
reduced prices from the highs. Rail
road issues were strong TO the
DOW Jones closing stock aver
ages: Industrial 153.4s, up 1.23; rail
32.s3. up O.3S; utility, 24.65 up 90.
stock sales approximated l,73O'oOV
Curb stock sales were 225,ooo shares
shares against 100000 Yesterday
against 275. 700 in the previous ses-
sion
Imperial Valley press., 1939-09-21
Sacs Win ko.2;;
Suds whipL.A.
By UNITED PRESS

Sacramento did it again last
night in dropping San Francisco
5 to 4 in the second game OF the
Pacific Coast league playoff, while
Seattle was evening its score with
Los Angeles, 5 to !.
The Solons were leading the
Seals to / behind Tom Seats sew
Ell hit pitching as the game went
into the ninth inning, but five hits
and two errors permitted San
Francisco to tie the score. A dou-
ble-steal by Art Garibaldi and Joe
Barton in the tenth coupled by an
error by Jackie Warner, let Carl
baldi score the winning run. Ira
Smith finished the tenth for Sac
ramento, while Ed Stutz, the Seals
starting pitcher, retired in the
ninth in favor of Orville Jorgens.
Les Weber had the Angels eat
ing out of his hand while Seattle
was clouting Ray Prim from the
mound in the first inning with five
hits and a wild pitch and an error
contributing.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-09-21
Today's Sports Parade

| over his head or in any way make
play for the crowd. He is, once
a job is done, the most mild man
nered champion we ever had.
How many times have you ever
heard of Louis between fights?
Never in any trouble, he drops
quietly into the background until
he is summoned forth to knock off
another challenger. His business is
fighting, nothing else. Fighting is
dirty business as whole, but
the colored boy from Bama has
done lot to lift it from the gutter.
He is the cleanest fighter in the
ring today. He never has thrown
low punch, and he has never
squaWked about the dozens that
have landed on him. His ring man
ners are impeccable, and try to
name a heavyweight champion be-
fore him Of which that could be
said.
But to get back to last nights
fight, Pastor proved his gamenesss
Knocked down four times in the
first round, he came back to make
a fight of it. He won the fourth
and eighth rounds, despite the fact
that his eyes were glazed his legs
rubbery, and his face a bloody
smear He won these rounds on
the strength Of a big heart and
ability to box. There isn't a better
boxer in the country than Pastor.
To students of the manly art OF
self defense he was lovely thing
as he weaved, moved, bobbed, feint-
ed through 10 rounds.
But there is no weave, bob. move
or feint that can outdo a crushing
punch, and Louis has that. Here's
the story OF the fight: Louis can
hit.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-09-21

wise. young Nova, who was kayoee1
by Galento last week at Philadel-.
phia. will be thrown in with Billy
Conn the light heavyweight cham-I
pi0n, who wants to invade Tho
heavy ranks.
Pastor looked great in getting
kayoed last night before crowd
that provided a $347 $40 gross gave
He was floored four times in the
first round, once in the second!
and again in the 18th when he took
the l0-count, trying to support his
battered, bloody body on his hands
and knees.
Six times the former New York
u, fullback hit the deck, sprawled
on his knees, each time by a
smashing right to the chin. Most
of those starboard blows were
crosses that smoked over Pastors
left jabs. They were double-crosses
because Pastor and his handlers
had expected that Louis would
concentrate on left hooks, the port
side blows with which Louis won
the title and his seven previous
defenSeS.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-09-21
-Four AL. Teams 10
Fight Niqht Ball

DETROIT, Sept. q. CUP)-Four
important American league clubs
New York, Boston, Detroit and
Washington-recently reached an
unwritten agreement to crusade
against night baseball in the ma
iors.
AT the December league meet
ms, they will notify other clubs
in their circuit of their refusal to
play the arclight game at home
or on the road.
This was learned today from a
source close to the Detroit club;
however Tiger officials refused to
confirm or deny it. For example,
when Walter Briggs, jr., vice pres
ident and secretary of the Ben
gals, was questioned, he said, "Its
news to me-"
Imperial Valley press., 1939-09-21
Jaycees. Followers
Look Forward TO
Season Opener

Central junior college, and lts
increasing band of followers. anx~
iously awaited the opening OF the
1899 schedule one week from Friday
in Yuma, following another sue
cessful practice session last night
With Sander carrying the brunt
of the attack in the backfield, the
Junior college offense shaped up as
the most powerful in the history
Of the institution.
Sandez will do the climax run
ming for the jaycees, Jack Gray
the smashing. Other backfield start
ers will be chosen from Bud Mea-
sures, Earl Walker, Stacey Nor
gan, and a crop of lesser known
athletes.
The line will average close to
200 pounds. end TO end, and will be
composed, for the most part, of for
mer all-yalley gridders.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-09-21
Reds Cling to Slender League Lead
Walters Scores
2bth; Yankees
Win 101sf Game

NEW YORK, Sept 21. tUP)-
The Cincinnati Reds. it became in
ereasingly apparent today under
the pressure of the september
stretch drive. are two different
kinds Of a ball club.
They are very good when Bucky
Walters or Paul Derringer is on
the pitching mound. They are very
bad when anybody else pitches,
Walters was in the box yester-
day. and they beat the Phillies,
3D.. and preserved their 212 game
National league lead. As horrible
as the Reds were when the Phils
Slugged them, 13-1. Tuesday. they
played clean. errorless ball yester-
day and three times came from be-
hind to enable Walters TO win his
26th game.
Walters himself scored the WIN
ming tally in the ninth.
IN scoring his 26th win Walters
hung up his fifth straight and went
the route for the 29th time in 33
starts.
With DeiTinger following Walters
to the mound today, the Reds case
is slightly improved. They have 13
games left. One with the Phils to-
day. eight with the pirates. and
four with the Cards.
The Cardinals slugged Hugh
Casey out of the box and battered
the Dodgers. l0-4. for their third
straight.
Carl Hubbell outdueled Bill Lee
to score his 10th victory as the
Giants triumphed over the Cubs,
4-2. Hub gave up only eight hits.
Cleveland took over undisputed
possession of third place in the
American league by defeating
Washington 7-2.
The Yanks scored their l0lst
victory, defeating the White Sox
0-4. Steve Sunra won his 18th
straight.
Frank Hayes triple in the 18th
enabled the Athletics to nose out
the Tigers, 5-4 He scored by beat
ing Hank Greenberg's throw to the
plate after Gantenbeihs erounder.
The Browns slugged out % hits,
but it took them Is innings to beat
the Red Sox, 11-8.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-09-21
BY HENRY McLEMORE

DETROIT. Sept. 81. UP)-They
turned Joe Louis out to Pastor last
night.
For 10 rounds he grazed with
his fists a bit timidly, as if afraid
to enjoy to the fullest this curly
haired. red-cheeked, collegian who
had been fed to him.
Then, in the 18th, he revefed to
type, became the OF Black Joe
that we know. He heard those un-
gentle voices calling-calling for a
knockout. So he bent that head
of his a little low, shuffled in, and
settled flat on his feet. Up, up from
his angles the muscles started flow
ing toward his shoulders. Like the
glide of a snake the power rolled
upward, gathering force as it went.
Then it reached the point Of
delivery, all the strength of his
200 pounds. For just second he
drew bead, measuring Pastors
face with his outstretched left
hand The target crossed the sight.
The right hand went. 1t really
went With a muzzle velocity equal
to that of IA it caught Pastor
on the chin.
Bob's head flew sideways like
that of man dropped through a
galloWs trap. His mouth opened and
his eyes rolled. Then he pitched
forward, landing on his hands and
knees. In that position-like child
with his blocks - he was counted
out.
At the count of 10 another chal-
lenger had been finished off, and
Louis, scarcely marked, pulled his
blue bathrobe about him and walk
ed quietly to his dressing room. He
didn't Jump up in the air in the
ring and yell and clasp his hands
Imperial Valley press., 1939-09-21
Grid Mentors Pour on Work
I.V. e ans Speed
Preps as Season
Opening Ne ars
BY BURDETTE KINNE

They started pouring the
work on valley high school
athletes Thursday because
the season opening for two
of the league grid representatives
is less than two weeks away.
Calexico and El Centre high
schools open their season one week
from Friday, Imperial, Brawley and
Holtville make their initial stands
two weeks from Friday.
Coach Laurence Hanson stressed
blocking. tackling and timing on
plays in last nights practice as
he prepared for the invasion of a
husky San Diego high Junior foot
ball team.
Backs Improve
Ell Centro high players continued
to show improvement, especially in
the hckfield. In the first string
backfield was Hester, Price, Hun
ter and Thompson. Second string
backfielders were Riedy, Horton,
Kirkpatric:. and James u'm no
youngster) Morgan.
On the line the Spartans con-
tinued to improve but the forward
wall lacked the spark exhibited in
the secondary.
Zinn, Harner and Havens show
ed well at ends. Longacre, Jones
and Fred Robertson, transfers from
Brawley were most effective at the
| tackle positions.
Guards didn't show up as well
as other linemen but Centers White
and Carey continued to demon
strate potency on defense.
In Brawley Coach Sheldon Lough-
borough spoke optimistically for
the first time this season. Ralph
! Skiles tossed accurate passes dur
ing the evenings practices and
Brawley linemen charged through
their best practice of the practice
season.
Earnest Props
In Calexico Coach Covington be-
gan earnest practices for his 40
charges and mapped an offensive
to use in the opening game against
Grossmont in Grossmont one week
from Friday.
Bowker, Andrade and Keller
showed we'll in yesterdays sessions
Holtville and Imperial, who Will
meet in the first regular season
game on Oct. 20, continued to step
Up the pace in their nightly work
outs.
Tanase, Sharp and Zumstein
sparked Holtvilles front wall IN
last nights practices with near
inspired performances on line Of
fense drills.
At Imperial Coach Albert Klein
mapped plans for a secret scrrn-
mage in the near future. Nanoman-
tube. Womack, Brackenbury and
Nkazona have apparently clinched
backfield berths.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-09-21
L 4. PRODUCE

Los ANGELES, Sept. q. up
Ira ding WAS rather slow. Water
melons lettuce, seedless grapes and
tomatoes were high er. Apples show
an easier tendency. Peas, eau
lifl3wer, aspara gus. okra. carrots,
and mustard greens were easier
Corn was weak. Cucum bers, celery,
raspborries and lemons were firm.
other commodities were mostly dull
10 steady.
Squash: white summer local &
San Diego 75-S5c; cream soc; table
queen 4O-5Oc; banana IA -1Ac ID.
Tomatoes; Local & Orange co.
stones 4o,5s 85-$1OO; 5X5s g. 5x6s
S1.0O-s1.Z5; Ventura 4x5s S1.25; 5x5s-
5x6s S1.25-S1.50; San Diego 4x5s
SI.15: 5x5s-5xGs 81 .25-S1.35
San Luis OhisPo 5X5s-5X6s 1,25-
$50: stems local and San Diego
stones 5X5s-5x6s $40.
WatermeIons: local klondikes &
stripes 1926 Id. S17.-$24 per ton.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-09-21
Prognostications

PrOgnOStic0tiOns
IN about ten more days you vii
be wracking your football brain.
in an attempt to remember how
Siwash University Jared last sea.
son and whether Paduka IS ready
10 spring its team of the decade. >
so to help you out in the annual
POST Press football prognostication
contest, the winner Of which re-
ceives two Rose Bowl tickets. we
win give you some dope on a team
that figures to do a bit Of apple
cart upSetting this season.
The potential upsetters hail from
Montana University. coast confer
ence member, whose Coach Doug
Fessenden reports he has diseov-
red a counterpart Of the Mighty
Milt Popovich
Those who. remember Popoyich
viii realize that counterpart OF
that gentleman win naturally be
a football genius.
The new youngster. who hiked
Montana hopes. is Sophomore Esau
Naranche He IS as good as Popo at
lis best the scribes say. ana Popo
is now cayorting for the Chicago
Cardinals professional team.
Although they face a tough sche-
dule including three Pacific coast
conference opponents. the Grizzlies
did not get down to fail practice
until Sept Is.
That left Fessenden only two
weeks to build a team around the
seven regulars back in uniform
this year He lost II others by
graduation or failure to return 10
school.
Sail on the doubtful list was a 203
pound center, Harris. another all
state high school player from Butte
Who had been counted on to spell
co-capt Bob Thornally. Chicago.
at the pivot post.
The most outstanding guard pos
sibilities as regulars are Robert
Gorton, Kalispell, 200-pound
converted center and Glenn Van
Bramer, l95-pounder from Billings.
Fessenden has two veteran tackles
Jack Dugan and Tom ODonnen.
and reserve strength in Gene Claw
son, 207 FOUNDER, an Roger Lund-
berg.
Co-capt Emil Tabaracci. Great
Falls, has a lease on one end Of
the line and Jack Hoon, Missoula
is expected to get the most frequent
call for the ether S. Roberts, Butte
1870 pound sophomore. also will be
groomsd for one of the ends.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-09-21
L. A. LIVESTOCK

LOS ANGELES, opt. 81. frPl-.
Hogs saleabIe 200. holdover "a no
early sales: all interest out oi mar
ket. ~
Cattle asabIe ESQ. Quality plain :
about steady; fed steers quoted 70
so: feeder steers held around =
1875: medium heifers 7.50; COWS 2-l9.
6.75: Gamers and cutters $3.50. % )
bulls to 7.75: calves saleabIe l2V
steady: yealers 10 II; choice quot
sheep saleable POO. No sales: wool
lambs quoted 70 $50; ewes 10 f.26.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-09-21
Bench Warming
By Burdette Kinne
Post Press Sports Editor

Evan Roberts, IT'S FOUNDER. an
al-state end, in his high school
days. will be switched to the back
field this year to give 1t added
speed. He can step the hundred in
10 seconds.
Frank Nugent., Miles City Mont,
Ed Hudaoek. Chidago. pnd Roy
Strom, Shelby, Mont, are Fessen-
den's backfield veterans.
Other Stars -.
To go with them he has such
sCphomoreS as Naranche, DOUG
Campbell. MisSoula. iormer all
state high school quarterback: Don
Bryan. Kalispell, shifty l57-pound-
e. and Evan Roberts.
The Grizzlies open against the
University of Portland at Missoula
Sept. 30. The remainder of the sche-
dule:
Oct. University of San Fran
cisco at Missoula.
Oct. l4-Montana State College
at Butte
Oct, 2l-U. {. L. A. at Los An
geles.
Get. 29-Idaho at Moscow.
Nov. 4-Uni. OF wash. at Seattle.
Nov. ll-Gonzags Il Missoula.
Nov. 25-Texas Tech. at Lubbock.
Nov. 30-Arizona at Tucson.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-09-21

ice Hurst and the Imperial Valley
hardware were crowned Softball
champions of the Ell Centro city
league Wednesday night when the
Nailers defeated Calipatria's Beer
Barons, 3d. in the third and de-
Gliding playoff game at Ell Centro
stadium.
Defeated, 1870, in the first of the
three game series, the Hardware
came back with Hurst on the mound
to win the second and third con
tests by scores of 3-2 and 3-2
Hurst allowed only two hits III
Imperial Valley press., 1939-09-21
Three.Year.0Id
Title RaceSet

NEW YORK, Sept. 81. up
Alfred GWynne Vanderbilt dropped
three specially engrossed cards in
the mail todaf Inviting Challedon,
Johnstown and Eight Thirty to
settle the American -year-old
championship at a mile and 3/16
in the third Pimlico special on
Nov. !.
That was the word from direc-
tors Of the Maryland jockey club
as they passed final judgment on
eligibles for the race in which
Seabiscuit humbled War Admiral
a year ago.