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Republic Isl.
NEW DETACHED HOMES

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4 BULLS SOLD.
Bowling View.
>, Out Nichols ave. Sc pass Congress
Hgts., keep on Nichols ave. to $500 block
right on Xenla st. to property. You will
see our sign. open for Inspection"
1900 1st ST.
You VIII Find Value Plus Here.
MAPLE & JAMES, INC,
1924 l4th ST NV DT 3246
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MONEY TO LOAN.

"SIN6b ~ IVAN
LOANS TO SALARIED PEOPLE, PER-
sonal Endorsement. strictly confidential
H. C. REINER CO., 1o14 K NV. MA. 654o.
MORTGAGE PROBLEMS ADJUSTED. Ex-
listing trusts revised and extended, new
trusts placed, interest and monthly pay
ments reduced: money advanced for taxes.
home Improvements and emergencies; COL
lateral loans D. c, Md Va, property. No
charge for consultation. Colonial Invest
ment Co, 1929 L ST. NV. DI. $50. IA"
LET US REFINANCE lst. COMBINE LIST
and End trusts. smaller payments. ~ hrs.
WESTERN REAL ESTATE CO. MI. 1854.
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES OF
interest on first trust on improved D. c.
JESSE L. HEIsKELL, Ills EYE ST. NV.
MONEY ON SECOND TRUST.
We will buy second-trust notes, D. O..
nearby Nd or Va Reasonable rates.
NAT MORT g. INV. CORP.
1872 N. Y Ave. NV. National $3.50
LOANS AT LOWEST INTEREST
Rates on D. c. real estate. Prompt service.
P. J. WALSHE, INC, 1107 Eye ST. NV.
National 646S.
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CASH AT ONCE.
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE

SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.
DEs1RABLE HOMES, ALL SECTIONS, q,
Co Chestnut 6S48' ~
$, ACRES ARLINGTON CO. NEAR LEE
D DHf eosses aF North ef sas stream and
4a, aoRR sa5 f hsR SAINT palhted whts ee
lent condition; large lot with nice lawn.
es G' terms ems "' ABBY j. i. ROBERTS. owner
Phone Berwyn 1871.
ARLINGTON-A VERY PRETTY ENGLISH
type brick. 3 bedrooms, . baths numerous
cedar-lined closets and chests; desirable To-
at $3.50. GRAIN. 43o9 Lee hwy. Oh. 1888
ARLINGTON, Mr.. COUNTRY CLUB
Beautiful brick home. 4 bedrms., built-in
saraae, screened porch. oil heat, wooded
RALPH GRAIN. 4309 Lee Hwy CHI. 825a
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. STONE AND
brick. 3 bedrooms, = baths, oil heat: Sc
cluded screened porch. full bright basement
built-in garage, large. beautifully land
scaped corner, lot; house is in perfect con-
dition an 40 Of The very finest construction:
RALPH GRAIN. 1899 Lee Hwy CHI $3.50
29I2 A. S R. AND B. AMI, H.-W.H.:
shade and stream Is mi. D. c. on hard
road: Sl0.500. $4,000 cash. bal terms
DIR. B. L. POOLE, Herndon, Va. Phone 81
ARLINGTON-S3950 FOR QUICK SALE.
Broom frame bungalow; ami, h.-w.h.
oil. full basement. Chestnut 6s93.
IN AURORA HILLS VA.
BARGAIN al S6250: six-room house.
three bedrooms h.-w.h., large lot, all
improvements: near stores. school and
bus line; restricted neighborhood IN
CURE any time at 1901 SOUTH AR
L1NGTON RIDGE RID, ARLINGTON VA.
8 MARION ST, EVANSVILLE.
rooms. bath, h. W h.. oil burner. cleo,
gas. garage; 2 block BALTIC. blvd. $3.50:
CO Call Hyattsville 0334. Ewes, WA. 1921.
ALExANDRIA-IMME OCCUPAN-
cy: close school. .2702 Valley drive-6-
nm. English. Ia baths. closet in base
ment. attic, screened porch, built-in ga
rage. very large finished rec nm .
wood burning fireplaces, white picket fence
rear; F. H. A financed; $3.50; cannot
be duplicated az this price.
w H. BACON. Jr.
Owner Builder Oxford o511 I5s
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JUST THINK, 81 900
Can buy a nice Groom house with hot
water heat: large yard to alley. MR..
1EDELL co. 1885 or DI. 3346,
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COLORED.


a u = 81. NE
rooms , inclosed porches bath. H.
Wh-: arranged for > ppartments: SIS 500
easy terms. G. H. LALEGER, 14lO H St
NV. DI. 1919; eve, GE POSI- 49,
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NEAR MRS. ks
TOULOUSE TAVERN.
GRACIOUS SUBURBAN HOMES,
SILVER SPRING, MD.
Furnished by Hilda NJ Miller
open and Lighted 10 to Q. Daily.
Located on beautiful SLIGO Greek Park
way, facing park. These homes are l blk
south Of ColeSville pike Center and side
hall Colonials. Containing 8 large rooms,
> baths and first-ioor lavatory, oil air
conditioned. recreation room with fire.
place, floored, attics. Vermont variegated
slate roofs, brick garages. Finest con-
struction. Many extra features. Prices
begin at Sl2,150. Will arrange convenient
financing or may trade. l already sold
Call D1. 1912 for car to inspect today. We
will build to order on lots facing park
BAKER REALTY CO. INC. 1920 K St. NV
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BEAUTIFUL BRICK BUNGALOW,
Congress Heights
1923 TALRERT ST Sc

No down payment if you will make own
| repairs. Balance like rent. Lot 4Ox2SO.
| Z rooms and bath, 2-car garage; perfect
Tor apis. Or will trade for small row
ningS, WooQley O432
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TRAllERS FOR SALE.

VAGABOND TRAILERS moved directly
across from Canary Trailer Camp. Wash
BALTIC. blvd. Berwyn. Nd.
TRAILERS, new and used; easy TO deal
with. Elcar Coach Co.. Canary Trailer
Camp. RI. |. Berwyn. Nd
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CLEVELAND PARK $40 500,

To Settle An Estate.
An OUTSTANDING BARGAIN. Detached
FIVE bedrooms, two complete baths, two
nreplaceS, oil heat, electric refrigeration
two lovely porches; several fine big trees
on lot; on a quiet. shady street; very little
Ma AAn0
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8 ROOMS, 2 BATHS.
Just of Alaska ave-A charming brick
home; lot AZ #. wide: arranged for fami-
lies: has kitchens. ? cleo. refss., oil heat.
screens; weather-stripped; garage: owner
must sell. Price. S9,950. Evenings phone
Mr.. Lewis, WI 1871.
L. T. GRAVATTE,
I2p 18th ST Realtor MA 0-59
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COLORED-ON v ST AT 18th NV
Beautiful Or. and b. brick; h-wh, cleo
new oil heat; everything IN new condition;
loWner). DI. 450S. Eve and Sun GE 5000
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CENTER-HALL COLONIAL,
NEAR 4Qth AND MASS AUF N w

NEAR 49th AND MASS. AVE. NV.
Don't buy home before inspecting this
well planned, finely constructed new CO.
LONIAL BRICK with center-han from front
10 rear. Six rooms baths, air condi-
toned oil burner, slate roof, furred walls,
fully insulated copper pipes. screened and
weather-stripped, fioored and insulated
a a s pe!sehea garage Y S agTse the
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NEWLY COMPLETED.

These : new homes are just being COM
pLeted, they incorporate everything you
could ask for in a home, living room with
fireplace and adjoining screened porch. Ii
6rary and lavatory on LIST floor; 3 large
bedrooms and baths on End floor; floored
ton room, bullt-n garage. automatic oil
heat. tree shaded Handicapped lots. See
tnem today by calling ME. 1l43. J. IVES
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5OO8 HANNA PL. Sc.
$1,000 CASH-S7O MONTH

:. This new Colonial home contains
porch, complete kitchen. paneled Gen: on
the and floor are z large bedrooms and
the attic and a full basement with auto
matte, oil heat. The house is eXcep-
tlonally large and priced at only Sl0,45O;
IS one OF the outstanding values Of today.
Make ARRANGEMENTS with Mr.. Giles MI
5000. TO inspect. J. WESLEY BUCHANAN.
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$8,450.
Near 10th and Columbia Rd

@oB 4oo.
Near 10th and Columbia Rd.
large rms, % bedrooms. reception
hall. large light basement, h-wk In
this location you can rent out enough
rooms to pay for the house in a short time.
Small down payment, balance like rent.
For appointment to inspect call till o pm.
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO.,
1919 X st. NV. DI. 1918.
TWO-FAMILY BARGAIN.
F ST. NE, NEAR 9TH.
substantial brick bldg, > complete apts
/ ! rooms, > baths. 2-car brick garage with
loft above. New hot-water heating plant.
S6,950: terms. Evenings, SH 5973
HOHENSTEIN BROS,
9TH and SITS. NE. Ii. Os97
HALF AN ACRE ESTATE.
This is one of todsys outstanding
values. A true Colonial of z ROOMS
large bedrooms and baths on End floor:
large library and lavatory on LIST floor;
foored attic and full basement: oil air.
conditioned heat, screened porch of living
room overlooking the private parkland in
rear For further information call ME.
1143. ]. WESLEY BUCHANAN
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AUTOMOBILES WANTED

DRIVE TO CRossToWN MOTORS. get
more cash for your car. 1921 Bladens-
burg I'd. ne. at N. Y. ave. Ii 1872.
DON'T SELL YOUR CAR. II credit sp-
proved, will rednance. 81 disc Give YOU
dlherence IN cash. Box ell Star 49,
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MASS AVE Sc
Facing Fort Dupont Park; 5Ox10o.
wooded; 5000 Evenings, phone Ii. 1000.
AT. 1l99. Ii Sn6S.
ADELBERT w LEE.
1343 H 81. NV District 1900
IN DEEP FOREST OF OLD OAKS, ABOUT
3 miles beyond Falls Church. Va lots 100
x206 feet, $3.50 90; $500 cash $1,000
per month. This is becoming a real set
Element of woods lovers
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER,
11lo K ST NV MA l166
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Bis 7th ST. NV
1853 COLUMBIA RID. NV,

Opposite Murphys SC and 10c; stores
about 500 So #: will lease or sell In.
cure sos 9th st. NV, j. RAPPAPORT
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$13,950-Corner,
Chew Chase n q

A new center-hall Colonial brick home
situated on beautifully handicapped lot hav-
Ing a 90-ft. frontage There are rooms,
3 bedrooms baths. 1st-f1oor den. studio
type attic. recreation room. the very latest
in equipment and conveniences garage
terms arranged. THOS J. FISHER & co !.
INC, REALTORS, DI $3.50, OR EVENINGS
MR. JONES Woodley u0OQ
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

WESLEY HEIGHTs-FOUR BEDROOMS
and 2 baths. first-foor lavatory: $3.50;
a beautiful home, practically new, to be
sold at sacrifice figure; owner is most
anxious to sell, This home is in excellent
condition and has every modern con-
venence and equipment; slate roof. two
PHILLIPS g. CANDY. INC.
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OLD GEORGETOWN,

2721 o ST. n.w.-Brand-new yet typical of
old Georgetown: 3 bedrooms, 2l2 baths,
large living room and dining room. each
with fireplace. ample closets and storage.
open afternoons and evenings or call
Mr.. Keasbey: MI. O19I.
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CHEW CHASE n r
NEAR 36th AND EpMuNps SIS.

Large detached, beautiful 9-room' g.
bath home in Washingtons best section,
just one block from Mass ave. Cost
S32 900 to build. about l. years old.
double brick garage. To be sold at frac-
ton of original cost. For information, cal
Mr. MacMurray. Taylor 0S1S. WAPLE e.
JAMES, INC, District 3346
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-25
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A=AAIk1
Pairings Drawn
For Annual
School Tourney

PairlngS were drawn Thursday for
th2 annual bl-county high school
and Junior college golf tournament
To be played over the Del Rio course
Saturday, according to Sheldon
LouehhorOugh. Brawley mentor and
tournament director. Play will start
II 9 Il m.
First and second flights, Lough-
borough said were limited to eight
players. while third and fourth
flights will be open to any number
Of entries. Loughborough antitci-
patod at least ten last minute en-
;ries in the third and fourth flights.
Six schools will take part in the
meet. including the Defending
Champion Yuma high team, Braw-
ley. Holtville. El Centro, Ell Centro
J. c. and BraWley J. c. A special
flight for coaches officials and
sports writer's will be added to the
event.
Play will be from scratch in all
but the Coaches Officials flights.
Loughborough said The best four
scores from each high school team
will be added for the team match
A perpetual trophy will be awarded
the team winner and individual tro-
phies will be awarded to flight VIM
ncrs.
PAIRINGS
Fir:t FhGht-Ken Pfeiffer, Rich
ard Williams. Earl Walker. Marvin
Walker: Gene Oswalt, George Cut
ler. Allen Red Edwards.
Second Flight-Dick Wyatt, John
Pancrazi. Jones, Kicks; Leuchards.
H Ricks, Cain. Bill Payne.
Third Flight-Dotson, Sharp. B.
Wyatt. Clure: Sales. Console, Gal
loWay. SanbonmatSu Lott, Omuri
Smyer Adair; Ollerton, Corona,
Martinez, StraWn
Fourth Fhght-Page, Looncy, Osa
Williams; Massey, Johnson. Rogers,
Bergstedt: Sewers. Allen, Boggust
CoachC -OfficialS-Walker 90, &,
Williams 'O). Kinnc l0). Sewers
I2p. V. Hansen 14. Armstrong
r25p. Hutchinson t25o, Loughbor-
ough 400. L. Hanson '30), Andrews
l2Op. Hcrs"v 300. Measures 80.
GaYdcn C20).
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-25
L. A. PRODUCE

Los ANGELES. AprIl %. u'FJ
Supplies were liberal TO heavy with
tradinE moderate TO fairly good.
Asparagus: loose choice 3-3 &C;
fey 4-4i=c; eX fey 4i2-5Ec; select
5-6c: Jumbos 6-5 i.C; san Luis Obs
po 4IYc; small 81; san Diego Jum-
hos Az -6c: large 81 sc; medium )
DC: small "a sc; Dos Palos A &c
. Cantsioupes: imperial Jumbos ass
s4.50-S5.OO; std ASS s3.50-s4 %: pony
ass S25O-S2.75. 54s S2.00-s2.25: 96s
a. smaller S1.o": std flats los $l.25-
$40.
Squa sh: White summer imperial
81 25-S1.5o Coa"hcila 81 65-Sl IS
san pedro lugs Sl.65-Sl.75, san hi.
tfates SI.50-$165; flats $1.25$l.5o'
ego $1.5os1.75; Italian Impcria
Valley SI25-$1.4O: Coachella Wy
lugs 81 .46-$1.56; crates S1.25-sl.50
flats s1.15-SI.25; local & san Diego
S1.35-$1 SO: yellow cr1okncck loca
lugs s15O-s1.75; san Diego co $50
$175: banana p lie.
Tomatoes: Brawley, FL Centre &
Westmorland crates Stops 81 20
Sl.35: 12s s115-$125; 16s 70-s0c
Holtville crates 9s s1.25$1. 50; 12'
sl.25-s1.35: 16s 8O-85c; inland g.
S1.lO-s1.25; 12s 0-S1.15: los G0-75c
CoachelIa 9s s1.35-s1.50; 12s S1.23
S1.35: 1Gs 85-s1 OO flats 5x6s Sl.35
81 50: Gx7s $115-s1.25; 7Xss 70-9Pc
SXJ~ GJ-70c.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-25
Sport Notes

The Telephone company OF the
B Softball league chose a hard wa!
to lose a loop game to the Coca Co.
la team one week ago 1t was
in the final inning. the Phone ooyF
held a two run lead, there were two
out. two on base . The pitcher
prepared to deliver the ball, let it
go The umpire shouted Time
because a youngster had run on the
field
When the ump called time the
pitched ball automatically became
dead. but the batter swung on the
pitch nonetheless, slapping drlve
down the third base line The
ball flew inside the foul line until
it reached deep left field, the curry
ed out to land foul E. g.
The ump, who became the con-
fused center of a loud argument
watched two runners cross the plate
to tie the score He called the
ball foul. then changed the decision
and allowed it to remain fair
Actually, of course, the ball was
dead when time was called and
the play should have begun over
And even if the ball hadn't
been dead. the hit was foul.
Coca Cola players, however, called
in their best orators and convinced !
the umpire the ball was not dead
that the hit was fair When
the game resumed the Coca Colans
scored another run and won the
ball game The umpire, by the
way, was a telephone company Of
Coach Larry Hanson of El Cenro
high declares that track coaching
is the most fascinating of all sports
You can take out a tape
measure and a stop watch, and SEE
your charges improve each day,
Hanson declared land there is
nothing more gratifying than to
watch athletes improve :"
Bowling teams in both the City
and Commercial leagues continue
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-25
Padres Cut Oak
Lead TO Game
And a Half
Ry UNITED PRESS

The old Ell Foldo got in its hooks
on three Pacific Coast league teams
last night and set Oakland, San
Francisco and Los Angeles back on
their heels.
Oakland. holding San Diego to a
to l tie through the eighth inning,
blew up and the Padres won to
/. San Francisco, leading Seattle
1 to 0 in the first game of double
header, saw the RainierS run Off
with a to win. and the Angels,
off To a 2 to 0 start on Portland,
saw the lead whitfield down to a
3 to 2 victory for the Bcaver-DuckS.
And although Hollywood got a one
run lead on Sacramento, it would
mt be fair TO say they folded, even
though the Solons won out, TO l.
San Francisco believe it or not,
won the second game from Seattle
/ 7 to l.
Two errors and three hits in the
ninth inning gave San Diego five
runs and the game at Oakland.
Jack SalveSon, who had pitched
siX-hlt ball until that inning but
his support made him Shaky and
/ Bill Mulligan was forced to mop
up. The Padres scored in the fifth
on double by Frank StinSon and
a single by Ed Stewart but the
Oaks tied in the sixth with doubles
I by Manager Johnny Vergez and
Marvin Gudat.
Opening the ninth Bill Salkeld
singled and Joe BerkoWitz Sacri-
ficeG and was safe when Salveson
threw wild to first. Salkcld was
caught at third on an attempted
sacrifice by Stinson, and Howard
Craghead buntcd to score Berko-
Wltz. Hal Patchctt was safe on Bill
Lynans' error. Stewart singled and
Johnny Jensen doubled, finishing
SalveS0n and the Oaks, who none
thcless maintained a game and
a half lead over San Diego
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-25

El Centre high schools track
and field team Thursday ran
through "A final light workout
in preparation for Friday after
noon's meet against HOltville, but
Coach Larry Hanson and his
trackmen we're more concerned
about the county meet, to be
run one week from Friday.
Brawley high, runnerup to Ell
Centre in the county meet one
year ago, has been rated favor
ite over the Central Spartans
in most quarters but the meet
will be so close that an upset in
single event will swing the
title either way.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-25
BENCHW ARM|NG
by Burdette Kinne
Sports Editor

to show improvement ana as a re-
suit scores continue to mount
Bowling Palace officials declare
that the league will produce a Ion.
list of 100 average shooters before
the end of the season
Plans call for five leagues durln&
The fall months. according to JACK
Darnell. bowling Palace manager
The leagues will be divided into A,
B and c loop classes
City league softball mogulS Will
meet Monday night TO determine
what steps should be taken to or
ganize the loop this year. Teams
from Holtville. Imperial. Calipatrla
and Seeley are expected to enter
this year e. Thus there will be
room for only two El Centro teams"
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-25
Little Dado
Whips 0|ivera

OAKLAND, Calf, April 25 up
Little Dado of Manila, flyWeight
champion of the world, became a
top contender for the bantamweight
crown as we'll today after polish
ing off Tony Olivera in a 10 round
main event here last night.
The San Francisco Portuguese,
who was recognized in California
as bantam champion, didn't stand
a chance. He was slow and his
punches lacked timing. Dado, on
'hc other hand, was aggressive and
showed ms skill at slugglng, in
lighting and long distance work.
II" WAS credited with seven of tho
10 rounds. two were even and ono
%lvru - Olycra.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-25
Spartans Prep For County Track Events
InMeet AGAINST Ho|tvi|Ie FridayP.M.

Both Coaches Hanson of I'll
Centre and Mcintyre of Braw-
ley were busy shifting athletes
to various events in efforts TO
increase their point totals for
the county meet.
Holtville, Imperial and Doug
lass, who will also compete in
the county meet, will play an
important part in determining
the winner of the annual event.
The three schools arc counted on
for 20 to 25 points each, most
of them i'm key events.
The Viking Central meet will
attract coaches from other coun-
ty schools to scout the strength
of the Spartans.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-25
Vikings
To Face
CoIexico

Holtville high schools cellarite
baseball team will send its ace
hurler, Lefty Zumstein, to the
mound in Calexico this afternoon
in an effort to humble the Defend
ing champion Bulldogs in a league
game.
Zumstein, a fireball hurler, will
steam his southpaw slants at an
improved Calexico team, however.
as the Bulldogs will be making a
bid TO remain in a tie for the
league leadership.
El Centre and Brawley high
schools, currently tied with the
Bulldogs for the league leadership.
will meet on the Ell Centre diamond
Friday afternoon.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-25
Red Sox, Yanks
Clash in First
Crucial Series

NEW YORK. April 25. cUPl
The first crucial battle OF the m
FAINT baseball season was on today
in Boston-thc Yankees, 4 times
champions OF the universe, against
the Red SoX. their leading chal-
lengerS. They meet today and to-
morrow.
The YankS showed some OF their
old time power yesterday, blasting
out four homers CRolfe ., Heinrich,
and Gordon, two triples (Kclle!
and Henrich) and double Dahl
gren) as they beat the AS, "a.
Herman tAunt Bessie, rookie
southpaw from Memphis, was blast
ed out in A. innings. Red RufflnG
although yielding 10 hits, went the
distance TO win No. |.
Cleveland climbed to the top run9
by Subduing the Browns, GA. Ray
MackS homer with mate on base
in the eighth was the winning blow
Rudy York's homer and Tommy
Bridges 5 hit pitching gave the
Tigers a 2-l triumph over the White
SoX
Brooklyn came from behind in
the eighth to score three runs and
beat Bees, Sc, for their fourth
straight victory.
Babe Young's homer Cthe first
of 25 he says he'll hit this season.
with two mates on deck gave the
giants a 5-3 win over the Phillies,
Hy Vandenberg limited the Phils
to five hits to outpitch Hugh Null
cahy and score his first major
league victory
Bill Lee, although slapped for
II hits, staggered through to give
the Cubs 9-4 victory over the
Pirates the first loss for Pitts
blIrph
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-25
NEW YORK STOCKS

NEW YORK, April 25. UPj
stocks moved erratically today until
near the close when they developed
a firm tone.
Steels were strong. COppers, mo-
tors, aircrafts, railroad equipment =
and building shares wre efifm.
Rails utilities and oils were mar :
rowly mixed.
Dow Jones preliminary closin
stock averages: Industrial 1886,
up OIL; rail, 30.97, off 0.0S; utility
24.76. up O.O1, and 65 stocks, 497o
up 0.Ol. ,..,.,.,.
stock sales approNimated $4,000
shares compared with $4,000 share
yesterday. Curb stock sales were
$4,000 shares compared with ~
200 I'm the previous session.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-25
Baer, GaIento
Bout TO Go On

NEW YORK, April 25. up
Tony Galcnto Will fight Max Bacr
on May % despite the death of
his manager Joe Jacobs, it Was
announced today by Promoter Mike
Jacobs.
"Joc'S ambition was to be man :
ager of another heavyweight chan =
pion,' Galcnto told Mike Jacobs.
I'VE figured that if l beat Baor
I'd get another chance at Joe Louis.
so I'm going to follow that pro-
gram and try to win the title ior
joe"