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Washington, has opening for capable. hard
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Wednesday evenings. $50. Instruction in.
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army WIDOW. DRIVING TO HOT
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share expenses and help WITH Hriv,ng
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Imperial Valley press., 1939-09-03
MARKET QUOTATIONS
NEW YORK STOCKS

NEW YORK, Sept. .. CUP) -
stocks scared today as SPECTATORS
rushed to buy war babies,' but
enthusiasm waned before the close
when Premier Daladier told the
French chamber of deputies that
France was ready even at this late
stage for concilation if German
Polish fighting stops.
Prices had risen l to 10 points.
After the Daladier statement they
reacted 2 or 3 points from the highs
but held substantial gains.
Opening trading was the heaviest
TO 10000 shares in Republic Steel.
Bethlehem Steel spurted 5 points on
the opening on 1000 shares to 10.
1t later touched 703s and then fell
to 68. the latter still up 3 points
net. All steels were strong.
Mining issues were whirled up as
prices of copper and zinc stiffened.
Chemicals and all commo odity issues
joined the upturn. Several sugars
made new highs. Hercules Powder
was up more than points.
Dow Jones closing stock avera-
ges: Industrial, 138.09, up 2.S4; rail,
26.1S. up OPS; utility, 23.41, off 0.18.
Stock sales scared to 1906
shares, the heaviest turnover for
Il 2-hour session since November
23, 1888. Sales were $4,000 shares
last Saturday. Curb stock volume
amounted to 100000 shares against
10000 a week ago.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-09-03
L 4. PRODUCE

Los ANGELES, Sept. 2. UP)--
Trading was moderate to slow with
supplies moderate to liberal and
prices about steady.
Bunched vegetables: beets 50-60c:
carrots 5o-60c; Dixon 5o-6Oc; green
onion $2.00-$2. %; Leeks $1.2O; mus
tard 81. ST.. 20; parsley 45-6Oc:
radishes small red 75,s0c; spinach
$l.10i turnips 60-75c; celery
root 40-50c; dill 75-S5c; Kohl Rabi
and mint soc; Watercress 3O-35c.
Cantaloupes: local hb's std 1Gs-
PTS 40-50c; 36s 30-35c; Riverside
std 45s 75c; 36s soc; 24s-27s 81. 90.
Saugus 16s-24s 75-9Oc; local Japa,
nese melons std Ss-16s 75-9Oc. lin
tops std Ss-16s 5O-65c; honevdewe
local std Ss16s 60-75c; iverside cn
jbo cant. crates 81 90; Persians lo.
cal l12-l &c lb.; casabas golden nv
bilds | i re lb.
Tomatoes: local & orange stones
4X5s i0-5Oc; 5X5s-5xGs 5O-60c. 6xGs
20 -40c;. Ventura 1x5s Go-65c: 5x5s.
9H6s 65-75e; 6X6s iO-50c; san Dieao
5X5s- 5x6s 5065c; GxGs 35-40e: IoraI
and san Diego co. 5x5s-5x6s 50-65e.
loeal and san Diego ponderosas
5x5s-5 5x6s 5o-65c; egg tomatoes loa
cal trays red 25-35c; yellow 35-5O.
cherry ,5Qs55c.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-09-03

Tile FOX was lllpl1lclDle III bIle
clincNes when men were on the
bases. Errors afield hurt Meyers,
though he lost on his own game
in the first inning with a wild
pitch.
Ell Centre scored its runs in the
first and eighth innings. Webster
tailed in the opening stanza when
he tripled, then scored on Meyers
wild pitch.
Van Nostrand scored in the eighth
inning when he doubled, then tai
lied as Fleming misplayed a high
fly to center field.
BraWley put men on the bases
in every inning except two, but in
each case Hurst tightened down
to Illustrate scoring efforts. Pat
Williams was the individual hit
ting star with three hits. Lovelady
also of Brawley, had, two hits.
The teams will meet in Ell Centro
again next Friday night in the
fourth game OF the series.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-09-03
Joe Hurst Blanks BrawI
Yankees loom as
Cinch Winners i'm
American League

NEW YORK. Sept ?. UPS
there anybody who still doubts the
authenticity of the Yankees Il
there IS 7 refer them to the Van
Indians bail game Of yesterday
The Yankees have the game Won.
Il going into the last half of the
fourth and then a hombshell eX-
plodes and they lose the lead. When
the top of the eighth comes up the
Indians are in front. 81. But the
Yanks believe. that a ball game
isn't over until the last man is out
SO they put themselves On a four
run rally.
Joe DiMaggio drove in six runs
with two triples and a single. Bob
Feller. going after his goth. was
tapped out by the Yanks in four
frames Spud Chandler came in
as relief pitcher and was credited
with the victory.
Detroit slugged out a l4-lo tri-
umph over the Red Sox. Pinky Hig-
gins hit two homers and Birdie
Tebbetts one to drive in four runs
each.
The Cubs broke even in a double
bill with the Dodgers. winning the
first game. g. behind Larry
Imperial Valley press., 1939-09-03
Fish Again Feif0u's :.
By GEORGE BUCkLIN

Deep-sea angling in San Diego
offshore waters remains fair al
though no sensational catches are
being made at present.
Howard Minor OF the H & NJ.
Sport Fishing company, reports
that on Thursday sportsmen on the
Mascot III brought in 13 yellowtail,
so barracuda, a like number OF bo-
nito and a score OF bottom fish.
The Jackpot was taken with a
24-pound yellowtail,
The Star Il Crescent Boat COM
pany advises that yeIIowtail fishing
at the Mexican Coronados is be-
coming increasingly better daily.
The Star Angler" brought in a
total OF 35 of the fork tails on Tues
day and SO on Wednesday. Both
catches were supplemented by ire
mendous hauls Of barracuda and
bonito.
Yellowfin tuna are reported in
large schools on offshore banks
near the Coronados Shippers Of
live-bait boats are expecting them
to strike almost any day now.
Unofficial advices from sources
along the embarcadero place the
marlin swordfish total at 81, in
cluding Thursdays catch. This type
of fishing will undoubtedly improve
materially within the next few days
when a change OF ocean currents
is anticipated.
Lake fishing in the mountains
between the valley and San Diego
remains good Tiny Bump Of the
California Highway Patrol and
Brother Bud OF the U. S. Immigra-
ton, each caught a bass limit this
week at Morena dam, as a high
light of their respective vacations
Cuyamaca reports fair bass fishing
while good strings of bluegills. crap
pie, catfish and a few bass are
rewarding anglers at Henshaw.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-09-03
l.. A. STOCKS

Los ANGELES, Sept. 2. OUP) -
Prices remained generally steady in
weekend trading on the Los An
Geles stock exchage today as turn
over remained active.
Twelve issues made gains, SO re-
mained unchanged and nine were
down. Early sales totaled 11,000
shares.
Sales included Barkers pfd. 10 al
q. unchanged; Fitzsimmons stores
$50 at II. unchanged; Pac, Finance
100 at 10. down Is; Transa ca
200 at SIS. unchanged; Bandini 200
at SIS. unchanged; Consolidated Oil
rs at 7h, unchanged; Richfield IL
at 79s, unchanged; Superior 100 at
So. up $4; Standard of Cal, % at
26B. unchanged; Cal. Pack Com,
$50 at 10, up u; ChrXsler 205 at
7S1a. up / u; Consol. Steel Com. 100
at 54s. up Ia Douglas Is at 68#,
unchanged; Gen. Motors 200 at 45A
up 2M: Goodyear so at 273s, un-
changed; Hupp Motors 100 at Il,
unchanged.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-09-03
BY HENRY McLEMORE

HAVERFORD. Pa. Sept. 2 up
Paragraph profiles OF the boys
who'll begin their own little war
for the Davis cup today:
ADRIAN QUIST :. c. Leading citi-
zen Of Gleneig, Australia. and recog-
nized everywhere there are enough
white flannel pants to get up d
tennis game as the worlds finest
doubles player. . Hes no push
over at singles. though. this 26-
year-old. five foot seven. 148-
FOUNDER. as his record bears out.
He has won 18 Davis cup matches
and lost but five. One Of the first
foreign stars to adopt the power
game and right now his smashes
and volleys are as severe as any
the game has.
BOBBY RIGGS :. Americas No.
! man. Walks like Charlie Chap
lin but plays much better Highly
unpredictable performer and suits
his game TO his mood Is at his
best when the pressure Is heaviest
Fine yolleyer, superb forehand.
and an unbelievable retriever. 3.
His weaknesses are an ordinary and
an unauthoritatiye service.
FRANKIE PARKER The me-
chanical man. -. A racquet robot
who has been drilled INCREASINGLY
by Mercer Beasley until he can
smack a handkerchief on any spot
Of the court. Colorless but auto
matically efficient. Parker has the
greatest artificial. backhand in the
game but is somewhat handicapped
by a -cream-puff forenand Only
% now. the erstwhile Milwaukee
boy wonder" has been case hard
ened in tournament play for almost
Imperial Valley press., 1939-09-03
Aussie. u. s. Meters Open
Davis Cup Competition
Australians May
Soon Be Sommoned
To Sferner Task
Late Results on Page One)

HAVERFORD. Pa, Sept. 2. CUP)
An Australian Davis cup team
which soon may be summoned to a
much sterner task today will chal-
lenge the United States team for
possession of the most priced trophy
III tennis, the Davis cup.
Jack BromWich and Adrian Quist
both of whom would fly home by
Clipper to join their regiments in
case of declaration of war by Great
Britain, play Bobby Riggs and
Frankie Parker in the two opening
singles matches in the challenge
round tie on the courts of the Merton
Cricket club. Today's ominous world
situation is remindful of another
year when another Australian team
fought an American side for the
cup. In 1914 Norman Brookes and
Tony Wilding went directly from
New York, after winning the cup,
to Flanders where Wilding was kill
ed in an attack ON German
stronghold.
1t was Brookes, now Sir Norman,
who drew the names of the players
out of the Davis cup itself yester-
day to determine the alignment of
today's play. Not by word or ges-
ture did he or his fellow Australians
indicate the strain under which
they were laboring. They We're
stout fellows" and gave an out
ward show of perfect calm. as if
they did not know perfectly well
that they might soon be giving up
their white flannels and gay blazers
for the dull uniforms of the front
line trenches.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-09-03
Del Mar TO
Finish Season

DEL MAR, Cal, Sept. 2. CUP)-
This weekend will wind up the sea-
sons racing at Bing Crosby's Del
Mar track.
Final events are two $4,000 handi-
caps today, the Hotel Del Mar
stakes and the hotel stakes of Sara
toga Springs. On Sunday there will
be $4,000 handicap and on Monday
the Windup will be $4,000 labor
handicap.
Yesterdays $500 six furlong fea-
ture was won by Bibliophile. 81
year-old gelding owned by H. H.
Crowell. which led from start to
finish.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-09-03
PilIetfe Hur!s
Shutoui Win
For San DIEGO
BY UNITED PRESS

Elderly Sam Gibson who should
be tripping over his beard. won
his 20th game of the year last night
when he limited Oakland to three
hits and gave San Francisco a I to
Q victory The Seals showed her
three runs on four hits in the
fourth inning. singles by Warner.
Wright Woodall and DiMaggio and
sacrifice bunt by Gibson turning
the trick Fred Gay gave up u
hits to the Seals.
Another three-hit performance
Awas turned in by Herman Pillette
who turned back Sacramento to
give san Diego TO 0 victory. The
home folks We're celebrating for
Dom Dallessandro but Domic got
only one hit in two trips. Bill
Schmidt was charged with the de-
feat. Al Shrer finishing for the
Solons.
Julio Bonetti won No 18 for the
Angels as Hollywood took to
: defeat. Poor base running kept
Los Angeles from inflicting a lop-
sided defeat. for Is angels were
stranded on the bags Johnny
Bistner not only gave up nine hits
hut walked seven batters. Bonetti
walked his first man since late in
July.
The scheduled doubleheader be-
tween Seattle and Portland was
again rained out.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-09-03
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO, Sept. .. UP)-Wheai
again scared the scent limit in
most north American markets al
the opening today, but heavy pro-
fit-taking cut into the advance in
later trading.
Chicago wheat closed as to 34s
cents higher, with the September
futures showing the least advance
September corn closed off u cent
but the deferred futures were 22s
to 29s cents higher. oats were M
cent lower to " cent higher.
Frenzied buying at the start shot
wheat up the limit at Winnipeg
Kansas City, and Minneapolis The
December and May futures at Chi
cago climbed the permissible S cents
Winnipeg held the full advance
throughout the session with bids in
tn emarket at the peak prices.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-09-03
Three Tie For
Open Lead

HERSHEY. Pa. Sept. 3 CUP)-
Three players were tied with five
under par i41s today at the half
way mark in the $4,000 72-hole
Hershey open golf championships.
National Open Champion Byron
Nelson of Reading, Pa. Felix Sera-
fin OF Scranton. Pa, and Jimmy
Hines Of New York made up the
trio which started out for today's
18-hole third round with a one
stroke lead.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-09-03
Today's Sports Parade

/ nine years and there are few angles
With which he is not familiar
A constant quantity. lacking the
fire and occasional brilliance of
Riggs, but dependable as Gibraltar
before the war scares. The only
married man on either squad.
JACK BROMWICH =. The man
who murdered form. Hasn't a
stroke that isn't completely un-
orthodox. Hits his forenands
and backhands now with two hands
on the racquet. not with one.
Rated as the ranking amateur of
the world. Six feet tall and Of
tremendous power he has sissy
serYice. Fast as a sprinter. His
game is based on unyielding defense
from the baseline, but is tremen-
dous yolleyer when chooses to
charge the net. Was beating Quist
as long as five years ago.
JACK KRAMER The baby of
the American side. Just a few
months graduated from Montebello,
cal nigh school Rated as most
promising young player in the world
Copied style from ELY Vines
and Les Stoefen Relies on pure
power and hits ball mile a minute
Weaknesses. inexperience, re-
fusal to make easy shot whenever
possible make hard one. and lack
Of good backhand passing shot.
JOE HUNT Just completed
first year at naval academy
Most handsome player. Tall,
broad. blond. Power player with
terrific service and smashes. fore
hand bit unsteady and trifle slow
afoot Most deliberate player in
America
Imperial Valley press., 1939-09-03
Bernhard Nears
Tennis Title

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 2. up
Helen Bernhard of New York, de-
Tending champion, and Patricia
Canning. second seeded star from
Alameda, Calf, meet today in the
final Of the national girls tennis
championship at the Philadelphia
Cricket club
Miss Canning doWned Doris Hart
of Miami 6-3, ST, 6-3; and Miss
Bernhard defeated Louise Brough,
Los Angeles. Sc. 63, in the semi
finals.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-09-03
Defending TitIist
Retains Grown,

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 2. up
The San Francisco Perpetual
Challenge trophy remained with
the st. Francis Yacht club today
following successful defense by
the Saga which Whisked across the
finish line II seconds ahead of the
Los Angeles Yacht clubs challenger,
The Rebel, in a six-meter class
boat race.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-09-03
Beer Barons To
Meet Hardware
In Loop PIayoff

Calipatria's Beer Barons. winner
of the second half city league title,
will meet Imperial Valley Hard
wares first half champions in the
annual city league playoff Tuesday
A second game in the series, and
probably the last one, will be play
ed Thursday night. The Hardware
is a prohibitive favorite to win.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-09-03

Freneh's eight-hit pitching and
losing the second one TO Vito Tamu-
lis. 81
Bill Posedel scored his 18th VIC
tory limiting the Phillies to eight
hits TO give the Boston Bees a 6-0
shutout IN night game
Imperial Valley press., 1939-09-03
Sunday to Mark
Race Season Close

Aqua CALlENTE, Sept. 2.-Sun-
day will mark the close OF the Aqua
Caliente race season, officials of
the track announced Saturday as
they prepared plans to receive the
largest crowd in history at the Mex
leo oval.
Horses will be sent down from
Del Mar to compete in the final
day of racing.
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Markets At
A Glance

Stocks whirl forward under lead
of war abies" and then react on
profit-taking. Trading clogs tick
erS.
Bonds irregular: u. S. Govern
ments at new lows.
Curb stocks higher.
Foreign exchange lower.
Cotton steady.
Wheat up about 1h to Az cents;
corn up around q to cents.
Rubber, hides and cottonseed oil
futures react sharply from early
highs.