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Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-06
MARKET QUOTATIONS
NEW YORK STOCKS

NEW YORK, April 8. (UP)
holiday selling and liquidation on
fears over the European situation
sent the stock market down to new
low territory for the year today.
Losses ranged to more than ) points.
World financial and commodity
markets. except livestock and pro-
duce in the United States. will be
closed tomorrow for Good Friday.
American markets will reopen Sat
urday. while foreign will remain
closed until Tuesday morning.
Leading Industrial issues made
new lows for the year and lower.
The DOW-JOnes industrial averagc
made "A new low since June %. 1888.
New lows were made by L :.
Steel at 47l4 off 8; Bethlehem Steel
55la off 49s: Chrysler 61B off q
Allied Chemical 155 off 8; General
Motors 39s4 off ga; International
Business Machines $50 off ): Louis
vile & Nashville 3sl2 off 4; West
inghouse Electric S5Si off s; Sharon
Steel preferred 6s off 50; Union
Carbide 6s off AZ. and Union Paci-
fic Ss off A..
Railroad issues joined the indus
trials in the decline and new low.
were made by enough issues TO car
ry the average u new low grounu
for the year. Utilities also made
new lows with moderate declines
STANDARD Oil Of New Jersey and
Texas Corporation made new lows.
Bonds declined and L. S. Govern
ments joined. Foreign issues haC
losses ranging TO more than points
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-06
Hens, Chesnuf
Win Dudley
Cup Matches

Jack Hens and Doris Chestnut,
El Centro high school tennis players,
survived first and second round
play in Dudley cup matches We'd
nesday.
Jack Hens, playing in the under
Is division, won his first round
match by default and defeated Rob-
ert Charfee, 6-1, 6-l in second
round match.
Chestnut defeated Brants, 3-6, 6-3,
6-3.
Jack Kinne, No. singles player
at Ell Centre, dropped a first round
match to Bill Cocheu, 6-3, 6-3.
Hulda Free, Charlotte Case and
Bill Mccullough, other Ell Centre
high players, dropped first round
matches.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-06
Star Golfers of Southwest Will Play
For Title in Valley Next Week
Defending Champ
Heads List of
Ace Linksmen

Tough Shedding for Imperial Val
ley golfers was predicted Thursday
as every day brought new indica-
tions that wave Of top flight
linksmen will visit the Barbara
Worth golf course next week for
the 25th annual Southwestern golf
championship.
Ralph Pettey. the defending
champion already has signified his
intention of playing. He is one Of
New MeXico'S finest players and
won the title last year over the
Tucson. Ariz.. course. Kim Ban
mister of Phoenix. who won the
crown III 1886 and 1887 was expect
ed to compete. as we'll as Robert
Goldwater. champion in 1929 and
regular contender since then. Jack
Harden of El Paso 1885 champion,
was slated to play and Forrest
Manley. tournament chairman, said
he hoped Verne Spec Stewart of
Albuquerque, four time winner,
would be il the field.
Besides these ace golfers. at least
a score more was expected from out
OF the state to gun for the title,
including several from Yuma led
by Vic Blalack.
Qualifying rounds may be played
Sunday, Monday. Tuesday or We'd
nesday. Judge R. D. McPherrin. as
Sociation president, declared. Those
who expect to qualify in the cham
pionship. however, may qualify only
on Wednesday The championship
flight of 80 will be played from
scratch, but all other flights from
handicap. Regular club handicaps
will be used.
All flights except the champion
ship will play one match play
round a day to the finals. Sunday.
The championship. however. will
play two matches Thursday. one
Friday, the SO hole semi-finals Sat-
urday and the 36-hole finals Sun
cay.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-06
Hollywood Lands
In First Place;
Padres Lose
BY UNITED PRESS

Hollywood took undisputed pos
session of the top run in Pacific
Coast league standings today by
virtue of a hard-fought to 3 win
over the Portland Beavers.
The Stars hoped on Bill Thom-
as offerings in the third inning for
three hits and all of their runs.
Big left-handed Ed Brandt, the
Stars acquisition from Pittsburgh,
held the Beavers to II Well-scat-
tered hits. Hollywood had seven
hits and played errorless ball afield
Portland made one miscue.
Dick CKewpie) Barrett, Seattle's
opening day pitcher, who lost a lop-
sided game to the Seals, pitched
the Rainiers to a 3 to 2 victory
over San Diego Barrett held the
Padres to four hits in a 10-inning
struggle with Howard Craghead.
Coins into the tenth the score was
2-all. then Jo-Jo White was passed,
and big Mike Hunt blasted a triple
to the fence. White romped home
with the winning run. Seattle had
nine hits and two errors. San Diego
made one error.
In the night games Oakland beat
San Francisco to 3, and Los An
geles defeated Sacramento, 7 to l.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-06
Bozeman Takes
Second Place
BY UNITED PRESS

Jay Bozeman. Chicago, complet-
ed his schedule in the world three
cushion billiard championship last
night with two victories to take
second place with a percentage OF
667.
Playing on his home tables. he
defeated Arthur Thurnblad. Keno
sha. Wis. 50-28 in 40 innings. His
final standing was 49 victories in
u games.
ice Chamaco. New York. won
first place IN the tournament with
so victories in 70 games. Bozeman
has challenged Chamaco to a title
match series. expected to be play
ed in Chicago late this month after
the tournament is finished.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-06
L. A. PRODUCE

Los ANGELES, April 6. CUPJ-
Demand continued very slow and
trading draggy. Peas and squash
we're easier. Stra awberries were
slightly stronger. Tomatoes and
good lettuce were steady. Asparagus
was DUH. Other commodities were
mostly duh TO steady.
Asparagus; Imperial Valley Regal
sc, std &, fey std 4c.
Bunched vegetables; dull: beets
35i5c. Carrots 5O-75c. Imperial Val
ley iced $50.
Lettuce: steady; dry pack Yuma
5s 81 .35-1 80 crate; San Diego c.
5s 3Oc-S1; Oxnard As S1.25-1.50.
Peas: easier; Imperial Valley
hampers holdoVers 90c-S1.
Squash: easier; Imperial and
Coachella valley white summer
crates 9Oc-S1 Italian crates soc
S11O: flats 75c-s1; yellow crook
neck Imperial Valley crates S1.50-2.
Strawberries: stronger; Imperial
Valley s1.50-1.75.
Tomatoes: steady; Imperial valley
crates 9-tOps S4.5O-4.75; rs S4-4 80; {;
POS S2.25-2. 5O 25s $22.25; loose lugs
S1-1.25.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-06
Yanks Again.
But By Narrower
Marqin-kirksey

NEW YORK, April D. tUP)-
Here's how George kirksey,
United Press baseball writer,
picks the American league race:
|. New York-Far from cinch
but still the class.
2. BOston-Red SoX are clos
ing in but still shy of pitching.
8. DetrOit-On way back up
but need outfield punch to get
higher.
4. Cleveland-TeO much tenn
perament and not enough team
work.
5. Observation-Disclosures Harris
is smiling and may have a sur
prise.
6. ChicagO-White SoX still
haunted by the evil hand.
!. st. LOuis-Sad lack of pitch
ing offsets good attack.
s. Philadelphia-COnnie Mack
is still nice old man.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-06
l.. A. STOCKS

Los ANGELES, April .. (UP)-
New lows for the year dotted the
list OF transactions in early trading
on the Los Angeles stock exchange
today. A fair volume, approximate
~ 1900 shares, crossed the board
before noon.
The new lows included: Signal
oil a. Gas A 100 shares p down
1 point; Union OH 100 shares 17%
down a; Cal. Packing 100 shares
Is down Is Emsco 100 shares 67s
down Is; Golden State Diaries 100
shares 6Ae down %; Pac. Clay
Products, 100 shares As down a.
other sales: L. A. Industries 100
shares unchanged: Pac. Finance
common 100 shares 10 down z
Farmers & Merchants Bank 10
shares $50 up 3 points; Pacific In
demnity 100 shares 29 up one point
Bandini Pet. 100 shares 5A un-
changed. Bolsa chica A 100 shares
~ Unchanged; Republic Pet. Joe
shares ~ unchanged.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-06

Dodgers Blank Tigers
ORLANDO. Fla, April 6. (UP)
The Brooklyn Dodgers came here
today for a renewal of spring hos
tilitieS with the Washington Sen
ators. The Dodgers were BANKED
20 by the Detroit Tigers yester-
day. The Senators nosed the Balti-
more Orioles 14-13.
Yanks Tougher
OKLAHOMA CITY, April 6. CUP)
The New York Yankees, who
rested when yesterdays game at
Dallas was rained out, meet Okla
homa Indians of the Texas league
today. Manager Joe Mccarthy pro-
nounced the Yanks better than
in 1888.
Moores Beat Otis
BATON ROUGE, La. April 6.
OUP)-This is the last off day on
the New York Giants training
schedule. They planned their final
intra-camp tilt, in which the
Moores beat the OTIS 6-1, yester-
day and the club divided for week
end games.
Pirates Trip Browns
SWEETWATER, Tex, April 6.
CUP)-The Pittsburgh Pirates, af-
ter finally moving above the 500
mark in exhibition games with a
IA victory over the st. Louis
Browns, took the field today against
the Chicago White Sox in the first
Of a two game series.
Cubs Lose to SOx
SAN ANTONIO, Tex, April g.
(UP)-The Chicago Cubs arrived
here today from El Paso, Tex,
where they were defeated yester-
day by the Chicago White Sox,
to l, in the 10th game of their ex-
hibition series The Cubs have won
six and the SoX four in the series.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-06
BY GEORGE KIRKSEY
Pinch Hitting for
Henry McIemOrel

NEW YORK, April 6. ,UP)-The
Yankees. with or without Lou
Gehrig, will continue down the glory
road to their fourth straight Amer
ican league pennant this season.
But before they make it, the
Yanks will have more pressure put
on them than at any time since
they swept into power three years
ago
In 1889 they won by 49, games
and in 1887 by 13 games, Last
season their winning margin was
81 games. This time the margin
is likely to shrivel TO the Nationa.
league proportions Of a few games
or 50.
The team rising to challenge the
power Of the Yanks is the Boston
Red Sox # calamity should over
take the Yanks this season and
strike down one of their key men,
the Red SoX might sneak into the
winners circle.
But the Red Sox building with
youth. still seem a year away. BY
1910 when Ted Williams. Jim Ia
bor, Woody Rich, Bobby Doerr and
Jim Bagby have had another year
Of seasoning. the Red SoX may blow
the Yanks off their throne.
But any hope Of their doing it in
1899 is based on a line of reasoning
which questions the Yanks' ability
TO continue to defy the law of
averages and the injury jinx.
In examining the Yanks' outlook.
their pitching and defense again
are the class of the field. no team
can show three pitchers like Ruf-
fling. Gomez and Pearson. The loss
Of Spud Chandler for half "a season
with broken leg is more than
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-06
Bench Warming
By Burdette Kinne
Post Press Sports Editor

Milwaukee-Mickey Heath
IndianapoliS-Ray Schalk
ColumbuS-Burt Shotton
Toledo-Myles Thomas.
Louisville-Donie Bush.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Newark-Johnny Nem.
Buffalo-Steve O'Neil.
Toronto-Jack Burns
Montreal-Burleigh Grimes.
Jersey City-Bert Neihoff'
Rogers HornSbyf.
Rochester-Billy Southworth
SyracuSe-Dick Porter.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
New Orleans - Roger Peckin
)augh$.
Birmingham-Dutch Zwilling
Atlanta-Paul Richards.
Little Rock - George Toporcer
Memplis-Frank Brazil.
KnoXville-Neil Caldwell.
Nashville-Larry Gilbert
Chattanooga-Kiki Cuylerf
TEXAS LEAGUE
Dallas-Happ Morse.
Fl. Worth-Claude Linton
Shreveport-Homer Peel.
TulSa-Brucc ConnatSer.
Oklahoma City-Mule Haas.
Houston-Eddie Dyer.
Beaumont-Al Vincent
San Antonio-Zack Taylor
New Manager.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-06

ambulance TO The door because Ihe'
last man who tried to take away
Londos' title is in a Los Angeles
hospital.
Tarzan White is the man and
he attempted to throw Londos in
a match Wednesday night. Today he
is resting in the Queen of the An
gels hospital with fractured
skull.
Garcia qualified to meet Londos
last week when he pinned Gorilla
Macias in the main event. Macias
dropped Garcia in the first fall
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-06
Golf Qualifying
Sites Chosen

NEW YORK, April 6. oUP)-Sec-
tional qualifying rounds for the
1889 United States open golf cham
pionslip will be played over 80
courses on May %. the U. S. Golf
association announced today
This is one more qualifying site
than last year, and equals the 80
of 1887 when a record field of 1.402
entered for the championship play
ed at Detroit. This years tourna-
ment is scheduled for June $40
at the Philadelphia country club.
Entry BLANKS must be in the U. S.
G. A office here by 5 p m May 9.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-06
Strode Dropped
From Track Team

LOS ANGELES. April 6. CUPl-
Coach Harry Trotter today said
Woodrow Wilson STROBE. giant Ne
gro weight man, was dropped from
the University of California at Los
Angeles track and field team.
Trotter said Strobe failed to re-
port for practice after recovering
from a hand injury. STROBE threw
the discus l61 feet and 10 inches
and put the shot 81 feet 5l2 inches
last year.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-06
Todays Sports Parade

compensated by the apparent come
back Of Wesley Ferrell after an arm
opration and the addition of Oral
Hildebrand from the Browns The
Yanks' second line OF pitchers -
Hadley, Sundra and Rookie Marvin
Bruer also is superior to anything
any other club can offer.
Contrary to popular belief the
Yanks are not q great hitting team.
They weren't last year and they
won't be this year. They have an
abnormal amount of extra base
power and a knack Of delivering
in the clutch but pitching and de-
fense are the backbone of the
YankS.
If Gehrig has to lay off this sea-
son, the loss undoubtedly will be
felt but it does not necessarily fol-
low that the YankS can't get over
it. No man can play 2,l22 games
and 13 seasons on a club without
being missed, but Gehrig was no
ball of fire last year The Yanks
dIGudllJ CdliItO INN lOl I"O lllOllIAio
of the season. They aren't likely
to 20 along with him nearly that
much this season. If he gets off
bad his number will 60 up quickly.
Every sign points to the Red Sox
as the club likely to end the Yanks'
reign. If their three kids, Ted Will
liams, a natural hitter, in right
field Jim Tabor at third; and the
side-arm throwing Woody Rich in
the box, all live up to their rosy
promise then Boston will match the
Yanks all the way. However, the
Red SoX drawback is lack of pitch
ing. They'll outhit the Yanks and
their defense is adequate but they
can't muster the pitching the world
champs can. That's their weakness
and Manager Joe Cronin knows it,
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-06
CHICAGO GRAINS

CHICAGO, April 6. lUPJ-W neat
was firm in nervous trading on the
Chicago board Of trade today, re
fleeing higher outside markets and
renewed apprehension over Euro
pean developments
At the close wheat was up - to
a cent. corn up i 10 a cent, and
oats unchanged to y cent higher.
Firmness al Liverpool encouraged
buying at the opening and a break
in securities led TO some holiday
covering as traders viewed Euro
pean news with uncertainty.
Corn trade was featured by
changing operations. with the May
delivery in demand. Export bust
ness was flat. Receipts were 169,-
900 bushels. Shippers sold 10000
bushels and purchases TO arrive to
tailed $4,000 bushels.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-06

With the opening Of the major
leagues only two weeks away and
with the Coast league already un-
derway. it occurs to Us that this
was a banner year for new mana
gers in organized baseball
Managers who failed to provide
satisfactory performances for own
ers last season were canned and
new men we're moved into their re-
spective places. Three new mana
gers took over in the National
league. one in the American league.
three in the Pacific Coast league,
four in the American Association.
five in the International league
six in the Southern Association. and
five in the Texas league.
A manager can be only as good
as his material, the owners will tell
you at the start of the season but
when the club slnnps to the sec
ond division well you know
what happens.
Here is a list of managers Of
teams in Americas seven i'm
portant leagues:
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Chicago-Gabby Hartnett.
New York-Bill Terry.
St. Louis Ray Blades
Philadelphia-Doc Prothro'
Cincinnati-Bill McKechnie.
Boston-Casey Stengel.
Brooklyn-Leo Durocher'.
PittSburgh-Pie TraynOrf
AMERICAN LEAGUE
New York-Joe Mccarthy.
Philadelphia-Connie Mack.
Detroit-Del Baker.
St. Louis-Fred Haney'.
Boston-Joe Cronin
Washington-Bucky Harris.
Cleveland-Oscar Witt.
Chicago-Jimmy Dykes.
COAST LEAGUE
Los Angeles-Truck Hannah.
Hollywood-Red Killefer.
San Diego-Cedric Durst-
Oakland-Jollnny Vergez*.
Seattle-Jack Lelivelt.
San Francisco-Lefty ODoul.
Sacramento-Benny Borgmann@.
Portland-Bill Sweeney.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Kansas City-Bill Meyer.
st. Paul-Babe Camel.
Minneapolis-Tom Sheehans
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-06
MexicaIi, EI Centre Baseball Teams
To Clash Sunday in Stadium

Imperial Valleys two strongest
baseball teams, El Centre and
Mexicali, will clash Sunday after
noon in El Centre stadium at 2
p. m. according to Jack Stark, the
city's baseball impressario.
Mexicali defeated El Centre 5-l
in the first meeting between the
two clubs but infield errors paved
the way for the victory. Stark,
however. has plugged the infield
holes by placing Coates, Nix and
Miller on third, short and second
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-06
krieqer Punches
Out Decision

SEATTLE, April 6. CUP)-Scor-
ing two knockdowns, World Middle
weight Champion Solly Krieeer
punched out a 10 round decision
over Allen Matthews. st. Louis Ne
gro, last night in a non-title bout.
Allen was canvassed in the sew
onth anG ninth rounds for counts
of four and nine, respectively A
series of body and head punches
did the trick for Krieger who won
his crown here last summer by de-
cisioning young Al Hostak of Seat
tie in a Is round battle.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-06
Daughter Born
ToLou Nova

LOS ANGELES. April 6. CUP)
Leu Nova was the father today
of baby daughter. Miss Nova was
born to the heavyWeights wife yes
terday just as Nova was about to
entrain from Hot Springs, Ark, and
start training for a fight against
Max Baer IN New York June l. He
will leave tonight.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-06
Artillery Team
Made eFaYorife

NEW YORK, April 6. UP)-
The l24th Field Artillery team of
Chicago. having won an easy first
round victory. was favored today
to win the national senior indoor
polo championship in two straight
when it faces the Evergreen Farm
trio Of New York in the second
game Saturday night.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-06

but bowed when the Filipino en-
ployed a series Of elbow smashes.
There was some doubt, however,
as to the effectiveness of elbow
smashes against Londos because the
champion invented the elbow smashf
and uses it as one of his many
weapons.
Ranjat Singh, giant Hindu wres-
tier will meet Gorilla Macias in the
special event and Laverne Baxter
will tackle Ben Goldberg in the
opener.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-06
L. A. LIVESTOCK

Los ANGELES, April 6. up
Hogs saleable supply $50. steady
bulk 7.40-7.75; top 7.75; sows 5-5 80
slow on cows: choice fed steer
1925; common TO medium cows 5.75-
CSC: cutter grade 1850: bulls Il
CSC; calves saleable 100. Steady
few vealers TO Il 50.
Wednesday medium TO good I3-lb
spring lambs S.25-8.SO.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-06
Shorty Hogue to
Battle Kenny Reed

Shorty ana Bigboy Hogue. who
will fight their sixth professional
bouts in Santa Monica next Tues
day night. Thursday signed to fight
in San Diego coliseum on April Is.
Shorty will tangle with Kenny
Reed. former lightweight champion
of the state An opponent has not
yet been named for Bigboy.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-06
CaIexico Nine 10
PIayECentro

Ell Centre high schools 1899 base
ball team wound up ten days of
practice Wednesday afternoon and
scheduled a practice game against
Calexico high school Thursday af-
ternoon in FL Centre stadium.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-06
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
IMPERIAL IRRIGATION
DISTRICT
Eel Centre, California
IMPERIAL VALLEY POWER
PROJECT
PWA Calf. 10S8-P-D
specifications No. 10

ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS
Notice is hereby given that the
Board Of Directors of Imperial lr-
rigation District will receive bids
for the furnishing and delivering
of hydraulic gates, gate hoistS, and
transfer cars for a hydro power
plant located at Drop No. on the
All American Canal about fifteen
miles east of CaleXico, California;
each bid to be in accordance with
plans, detail specifications and 9TH
er contract documents comprising
Specifications No. 10, now on file
at the office of the Board of Direc-
tors of Imperial Irrigation District
at Ell Centro, California where they
may be examined and copies OBJ
tanned upon deposit of $40 per set,
which deposit will be refunded
upon the return of such copies IN
good condition within five days
after the bids are opened.
The principal items OF equip
ment are:
Three Radial Gates with Motor
driven Hosting Equipment,
Three Bulkhead Gates for Draft
Tube with one Bulkhead Gate
Crane and Crane Rails and
Two Transfer Cars Zone for
Transformers at Drop No. Power
Plant and one for Transformers
at the Brawey Diesel PlanD.
Bidders attention is called to the
fact that the materials and-or
equipment to be furnished are a
part of a power project to be fl
nanced by a Loan and Grant to
the District from the Federal En-
ergency Administration of Public
Works (PWA Calf. 1088-P-D), and
the award of the contract will be
contingent upon securing funds
from such source.
Notice is also hereby given that
all bidders may submit with their
bids a sworn statement of their
financial responsibility, technical
ability and experience. Such sworn
statement may be required to be
furnished before award is made to
any particular bidder.
Each bid shall be made out on a
form to be obtained at the office
Of the Board of Directors of the
District at Ell Centro, California;
shall be accompanied by certi-
fled or cashiers check or a bid
bond for not less than five 90 per
cent of the amount of the bid,
made payable to the order of the
Treasurer of Imperial Irrigation
District, Ell Centre, California; shall
be sealed and filed with the Board
of Directors of Imperial Irrigation
District, El Centre, California, on
or before May 2, 1889, at 10 o'clock
am. and will be opened and pub
licly read aloud at or about 10
o'clock am. of that day in the
office of the board.
The above-m mentioned check or
bond shall be given as a guarantee
that the bidder will enter into the
contract if awarded to him and
will be declared forfeited if the
successful bidder refuses to enter
into said contract after being re-
quested so to do by the Board of
Directors Of Imperial Irrigation
District
The Board Of Directors of the
District reserves the right to re-
ject any or all bids or waive any
informality in BID.
No bidder may withdraw his bid
for period of sixty (6O) days af-
ter the date set for the opening
thereof
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
IMPERIAL IRRIGATION
DISTRICT.
By w. w. GOODSON,
Secretary.
Dated: April 4, 1889
april 6, l3, 20)
SELL Farm Produce Through
Post Press Want Ads
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-06
Send Warning to
Garcia, LondoS
Arrives Tonight
. BULLETIN

worlds wrestling cancelled his sched
uied CalexcO according to
Telegram injured last nights Los
bout.
Send out warning to Bolo Garcia, Filipino mailman,
because Jimmy Londos his way Imperial Valley to
meet the Islander in a worlds championship wrestling
match in the CaleXico arena tonight at 830
And if Garcia refuses to heed that warning send
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-06
Markets At
A Glance
n, UNITED PRESS

Stocks drop TO new lows for the
year in moderate trading.
Bonds lower; l. 5. Governments
lower.
Curb stocks lower.
Foreign exchange easy.
Cotton easy.
Wheat and corn Up "a .. cent q
hushel each
Rubber steady
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-06
l.. A. GRAINS

Los ANGELES, April 6. UP)-
California Urnms-Sacked
Milo No. . yellow ... $1.15-1.20
Wheat, No. hard ..... s1.3O-1.35
Wheat, No ] soft VIII Sl.28A -1.33Z
Barley Bri CWestern! o. $1.05-1 10
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-06
COTTON
NEW ORLEANS. April 6. CUP)
MINNEAPOLIS FLAX

Flax quotations by courtesy of
southwest Flaxseed association.
May Observation-Disclosures. $1.74 y =
July Observation-Disclosures. STAIN
September ..............-... S1.66I5
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-06
RED SOX SCORE VICTORY OVER REDS:
YANKS STRONGER THAN IN 1888,
MANAGER MCCARTHY REPORTS

FLORENCE, s. c. April g. (UP)-The Cincinnati
Reds will send Jim to the mound against Denny
of the Boston Red Sox today. The Red SoX
licked the Rhinelanders 9-4 yesterday