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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1940-01-04

THOMAS M. ANDERSON,
Rockville, Md.
THOMAS M. RAYSOR,
Nttional Press Building,
I Washington, D. G.
Attorneys.
Notice To Creditors
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN,
that, the Subscriber of New York
City, has obtained from the
Orphans Court of Montgomery
County, in Maryland, Letters Tes-
tsa lament on the Personal
WELLINGTON B. JOHNSON
late of Montgomery County, de-
ceased. All persons having
Claims against the deceased, are
hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with vouchers thereof, leg
ally authenticated to the sub
scEiber on or before the Goth
day of June next: they may other
wise by law be excluded from all
benefit of said Estate. ALI persons
indebted to said Estate are re-
q1ested to make immediate pay
ment.
Given under my hand this Goth
day of December in the year of
our Lord, one thousand nine hun
. dried and thirty-nine.
J CLAIR v. JOHNSON,
u East 45th St.,
~ New York City.
70 Executor.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1940-01-04

John Wallace A. Fields, widower,
Elizabeth r. Wimsatt and Sam
uel c. Wimsatt, her husband,
Mary M. West and William H.
West, her husband, Katherine
Genevieve Tschiffely and Claude
Tschiffely, her husband, Lillian
B. Waters and William A.
Waters, her husband, and
George P. Fields, unmarried,
Defendants.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1940-01-04
THOMAS L. DAWSON, Attorney
Public Sale
OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE

By virtue of the power and
authority contained in the last
will and testament of Eliza A.
Smith, late of Montgomery Coun-
ty, Maryland, deceased, and an
order of the Orphans Court of
said County, the undersigned,
Jessie B. Smith and Walter E..
Haines, executors named and APP
pointed therein, will on
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Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-30

Centro or BraWley would win Fri
day nights county track and field
meet at Central cinder path.
outcome of the county meet
will hinge upon results in the dis
tance races" Walker said, because
Brawley will dominate the sprints,
Ell Centro the field events in all
divisions.
That leaves the key events in
the distance races, including the
Glass c ego, the B 66O and 1920
and the varsity 800 and mile runs,
Walker declared.
Aside from those key events,
however" Walker continued, "the
varsity pole vault, the b hurdle
races and the c sprints will play
an important part III the final point
totals.
Hester and CroWell of FL Centro
and Maynard of Holtville will vie
for honorS in the pole vault"
Walker said. Maynard who has
shown lot of improvement in the
last ten days, may provide one of
the meets biggest upsets in the
event.
"Kozo Sanbonmatsu, Viking hur-
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-30
l.. A. LIVESTOCK

Los ANGELES, April 30. GPl-
Hogs saleable 15O; mostly Is to -
cents lower; bulk medium to choice
lSU-22O lb Calf Jrnia grain fed
6.eO-7l0; latter top; scatterec lo's
light local butchers $50: sow. about
steady; medium 10 good 4.6U-4.T5.
Cattle saleable $50; fresh supply
limited TO California truckips; good
grade practically lacking; steer
firm; she stock strong % fuzzy y
cents higher for tWc dayF cary
cows active; buils unchaLYsc f@"
medium slaughter stF"ft s7t-sl5,
good quoted - NoEcay'S tpp n
97b; two cars 4sIlcans 1.Z5-7.4p
ange COWS quoted CT5 GErns can-
ners and cutters 4-G.z5. fat dairs
COWS 6.25. odd good bun, TO e.s5
calves saieabIe 80; Dominally stead!
few good choice TO light klaughiei
calves IL, Vealers quoted to j 50.
sheep saleable $50; spring la mb'
quoted steady; good TO choice sale
able s25-9.5O; two decks l30 ID
shorn slaughter ewes steady at
sorted 10 pet. at 3.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-30
Dodgers Move Into
West for Crucia!
Encounters

NEW YORK. April 80. CUP)-The
Brooklyn Dodgers. the peoples
choice. carried their glowing eight
same winning streak into the heart
of the west toGay TO prove they
aren't morning gloyies. They first
pick on the Champion Reds, open
ing { three game series in Cincin-
nati today.
Tex Stronoheartl Carleton. res
cued from the minors by Leo Duro-
cher. was picked to keep the
Dodgers string Of successes intact
and tie the modern record for the
longest winning streak at the start
Of the season. Back in 1918 the
Giants won nine in a row-and it
is we'll 10 remember they did not
win a remnant Opposing Carleton
Will be either Joe BeggS, the eX-
Yankee. or Whitley Moore.
Red Sox stock shot UP another
few points yesterday when Mickey
Harris. the Scranton southpaw, won
his second American league game.
beating the PhlladeIphla AtnIetlcS,
lI-3.
The Yanks came out of their g.
game losing slump by nosing out
the Senators. 81. in the ninth.
Detroit beat Bob Feller for the
second time when the Tigers eked
out a 43 victory over the Indians.
Feller's wildness cost him the game.
He loaded the bases in the eighth
with two walks and a hit batsman
and then walked Dick Barteu, fore
ing in the winning run.
Home runs by Harry Craft and
Bill Werber in the seventh and
eighth innings. respectively. enabled
Cincinnati to beat Pittsburgh. 80,
and strengthened its hold on second
place. two games behind the idle
Dodgers.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-30
Jennings Tops
Coast Hifters:
Mesner Third
Nv INITID PRESS

Seven Pacific Coast league
club owners feel pretty foolish
these days when they contem-
plate Ted Jennings batting ave.
age and then realize they could
have got Ted for peanuts last
fall.
Jennings was given permission
by the San Francisco club TO
make a deal for himself, but not
club owner would give the third
baSeman 4 tumble. His average
of .46l is one of the few bright
spots on the Seal club. If the
club was getting the pitching it
deserves. Jennings husky bat
would help put the Seals up near
the top of the circuit.
League Statistician William
MCGEE said today Mike Christoff
of Oakland is close behind Jen-
nings in batting with a mark of
.449. Lou Noyikoff. Los Angeles.
has .422, Steve Mesner, San
Diego. Alb; Bill Schuster, Seat
tie. $50: Snad Johnny Frederick,
Portland, .369.
Dick Newsome of san Diego
tops the pitchers by wide mar
gin. five victories without defeat.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-30
Todays Sports Parade

In other words, down here where
he is living legend, the feeling is
that the colonel can stand anything,
and that with his own eyes he'll see
Bimelech break from the gate, and
with his own watch clock the colt
he rates as the best he ever had
make try for the fifth Bradley
Derby victory.
He wasn't supposed to see Blmc-
lech make his first start OF the
year in the Blue Grass stake at
Keeneland last Thursday, but when
the field went to the post it par
AIDED past an automobile parked
alongside the rail. In the car, and
with no doctors around, was Col
onel Ed. AS if rehearsing for what
the doctors say he must do next
Saturday, the colonel kept his eyes
turned away from the track at the
start, and listened to the radio. But
when j, E. Wldener's Roman took
the lead and led Bimelech into the
first turn, the colonel switched off
the radio and turned the glasses
on his baby.
AS if he felt the eyes of his
master on him, and drew inSpira-
ton from the adoring glance, Bime-
lech turned on the heat and drove
to the front. AS he passed the mile
pole, the colonel smiled and SAID:
He did it in thirty seven and
two. And the tracks two seconds
off"
The colonel had clockcd him, and
clocked him right on the nose.
Maybe the doctors will Keep him
at Idle Hour rs miles away, but
who wants TO bet they will. |
wouldn't be surprised if the colonel
himself wouldn't make book on it.
MY guess is that when the field
comes on The track the colonel will
be somewhere close by and joining
in, though softly when the crowd
huns MY Old Kentucky Home
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-30
L. A. PRODUCE

LOS ANGELES, April 80. up
Trading fas slow to fair.
Asparagus: loose choice &c; eN
fey 6l-c; Jumbos These; San Di-
ego co 6i2 &c; small 3i2c; san Luis
Obispo small GIG; Perris Wy eN fcE
&c; fey Sc Id.
Cantaioupes: Imperial Jumbos 31s
S4.25; Jumbos 45s S4.25-S4.5o; I'D
45> S3.25-S3.5o; pony Ass $2.25; Pony
54s Sl.75 $500; Orange pack -
Sl25-Sl50; Sos S1?5.
Squash: White summer Imperial
1851 90; Coachella $l.25; san Diego
Iugs $1IO-S1.15; san Pedro Sl.o"-
Sl.75; Italian Imperial crates gu
500: San Pedro lugs Sl25-Sl.39;
san Diego lugs sl.25-$1.35; Laguna
Beach lugs sl.35-$l.50; san Diego
90 lugs Sl25-Sl.35; yellow crook
neck Orange Jugs $l25-$1.5o; san
Diego slQ0-$1.25; Imperial crate
s. 800.
Tomatoes: Brawley, FL Centre q
Westmorland crates stops 81 .
$1.35; 12s S1.1o-s1.35; 16s e5-85e.
Holtvile STOPS Sl.25-Sl.5o; Goa
cheIa stops $1.35-$1.50; Coac hel!a
flats 5X5s d 5x6s $1.4Q; GH7s $ll5-
Us.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-30
Imperial Valley Press

Established April 20, 1901.
Published every afternoon except
Saturday and Sunday saturday
afternoon issue now succeeded
by the Post Press Sunday, les
tablished 1850 by the Imperial
VALLEY Publishing company, 625
state Street FL Centro. Calf.
paul Jenkins. publisher: A. C.
Johnston, vice-president, and
general ger; e. A. Fitz-
hllEh, secretary and managing
editor. West Holiday Co.. Inc,
NationaI Advertising Represent
atives.
Entered at FL Centro, California
post office as second class mat
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In conjunction with the Post
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Member California Newspaper
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Subscription rates: In California
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Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-30

LOUISVILLE. Ky April 30. tUP)
They says as how the Cunnel
amt gonna be here, but that's crazy
man talk
Just stable sWipe's opinion of
the report that Colonel Ed Bradley
won't be at Churchill Downs to see
his BImelIch run, but there are
many others who share it.
Sure, the doctors have said that
the master of Idle Hour farm must
Mt risk the excitement of seeing
his colors Haunted in another Der
by. Sure, they have said that the
finish of the race, particularly if
hle beloved Bimelech were there on
top would mean his finish too.
But around here they won't be-
lioVe 1t until search of the stands
at post time fails to reveal a steely
eyed old gentleman cuddllng a stop
watch in one hand and a gold
headed cane in the other. You just
can't convince the clOckcrS, the
trainers, the grooms, the SWlpes and
all the others whose work is done
in and about the big green and
white barns beyond the backstretch
at Churchill Downs, that Colonel
Ed won't be around when Bimmy
brings out the Idle Hour silks.
They allow as how, over there
where the air is sweet with fresh,
clean hay, and the cang of the
blacksmith's anvil, that the COL
onel's heart is strong enough to
(.tand anything. Hasn't it. they ar
'gue, been ticking along for 80 years
now, despite many a shock. 1t did
Mt stop when turn of card cost
him a fortune, or when Behave
Yourself cost him another fortune
by beating Black Servant in the
run down the stretch, or when a
9un was thrown on him IN his early
days in the wild and wooly west,
or when the dice and the little
white ball ran against him in his
Casino at Palm Beach.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-30
Louis Vows K.0.
Win Over Godoy

DETROIT, April 30. CUP)-Joc
Louis began conditioning today fui!
of confidence that in the Secona
battle with Arturo Godoy he would
solve the style of the ape man OF
the Andes.
When Joe and his trainer Jack
Blackburn again match their power
and cunning against the crouching,
bobb.ng Chilean ut Yankee stadium
June 20, they expect to see the
200 odd pounds Of South American
vaudeville, Inc, carted out of the
ring.
The Brown Bomber predicted hat
, himself-a rare forecast for the
! champion especially after the be-
Wildering Is rounds spent against
GOdoy last February. Even though
he has knocked out Johnny Pay
chek since then, Joe has rarkled
over the rldicule aimed at him for
his inability to kayo Godoy.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-30

die star, may shatter all Glass B
hurdle records in Fridays races"
Walker said, "as he has bettered
the existing marks in every meet
this season."
Meanwhile Coaches Hanson and
Mcintyre of Ell Centre and Braw-
ley groomed athletes for the all
important meet Friday night. Ell
Centro's hopes were boosted when
Coach Walker announced that
Shaffer, C sprint star for Holtville.
would be unable to compete. Shat
fer'S absence assures FL Centre of
firsts in both the c 100 and C SO
yard daSheS.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-30
Certain
Of Victory

CHICAGO. April 30 CUP)-It was
a far calmcr Arturo Godoy who sat
there talking about rematch thar
the dancing demon who planted a
grateful kiss on the brow of Cham
plon Joe Louis at the end Of then
first Is rounds for The world heavy
weight boxing championship.
He was strictly business.
Il know all about Chloe Louee
now and he know all about me-" the
dark Chilean began. One thing
else 1 know However l fight hin.
chiS time l beat him"
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-30
DERBY field SHRINkS

LOUISVILLE, Ky, April
80. (UP)-The field for the
Goth Kentucky Derby shrunk
faster than a bargain base
ment shirt today as all but
handful of the remaining hope
fuls shouldered their silks in tie
Derby trial for final preview OF
the $4,000 classic to be run on Sat
urday
Eleven of them went into the
mile spin that is worth S25O0. but
only one of them really mattered.
That was Col. E, R. Bradley'S Bime-
lCCh. top weighted at l18 pounds
&nG heavily favored at even money
10 handcuff his opposition ON a
track that was fast. Here is what
Big BIN faced in his last competl-
I'VE prep:
Mrs. J. L. ChoSney's Endy. 10:
Wooiord Farms InScolad, ITO: Mil
Ky Way Farms Gallahadion. rs,
Tower Stables Royal Man, ll0:
LeXbroOk Stables Designer, ITO;
dllu GulIillCO, H., o4ItlllS bIOo :
Farms Connaught. no; A. l.. Fer
guSon'S Black Brummel, 10: Joe
Schmitt's True Star, 10; and DIM
ana Farms Sirocco. ll2.
OF the lot. only Bimelech, Sirocco.
Royal Man and Gallahadion are
certain to answer the bugle in the
Derby c. S. HoWardS Midland, j.
f. Widener's Roman, w. l.. Brann's
PictOr and Arnold Hangers Dit
are also sure to go on Saturday,
but they all remained in then
barns today rather than risk pre-
mature disgrace.
The others. and a couple of things
called Sky Dog and Gallant Dream
shipped here from California by
the ". L. ranch apparently only
for change of scenery, were re-
garded Skeptically.
Only an eXcellent-and an uneX-
pected showing in the trial could
send them in to the run ior the
floral horseshoe.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-30
All in Readiness
For Model 7 Race

Only the last minute prepara-
tons were left undone for the
Model T Ford race to be run ct
the Imperial fairgrounds Sunday,
according to Promoters Eddie Moore
and Don Shooter.
The track is in shape, arrange
ments have been made for accom-
odation of the spectators and 36
@ara have definitely entered the
race to compete for $500 prize mon
IpY
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-30
MARKET QUOTATIONS
L. A. POULTRY

los ANGELES, Aprii 50. Up
Hens, ieghorns, - 80 'bS. 49,. l.
Hens. leghorns. over 1 lbs. e.. l.
Do. over lbs. ....... ........ J.
Hens, cOlOred. 8. to lbs. 49,. i
Hens, CoIored, over 4 lbs. 49,. Is
Broilers. over Il up 90 u. lbs. J.
BroiIeTs, over / W 70 =. lbs. i
Fryers, coloreu. 2iz-.li lbs. 49,. Il
FTyera, colored, over g., lbs. up .
ROasterS, cOlOred ........... q
Old rOOsters, cOloreu ........ II
Old rooSters. leghorn ......... o.
stays ...........,........ IA
Duckllngs, over ; pounds .... IS
DuckHngs, under pounds -. i
old ducks ................ s
Iouns geese .................. Is
Old tom turkeys ............ i
Old hen turkeys ...... .......... i
Capons 6 lbs. and up ........ "a
rabbits, 10. l VIII. 3z to AZ lbs. Il
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-30
L. A. STOCKS

Los ANGELES, April 80. d'PJ-
Trading on the Los Angeles stpe 4
exchange continued irregular TO-DAY
although Slight increase n 70 GM"
Of sales on the early session brought
hope, Of a stronger market.
sues were up, eight down and ten
During the carly session s"*en J.
unchanged on turnover Of bso"H
shares.
Best gain of tn day va recorded
by Puget SOUND pulp. up j. for
new high at 26i-, Union on nap'
new low of 49,, off D.; Pacific
Lighting common va, up ! at IL =.
30 Cal. Edison common. ~ ], a.
goa; Richfield OIL, up !. at -.
superior oil Of Calf, up Z 1t IS.
Consolidated Steel common. OH
u TO 5A; Lockhted, Oft y al =. :. .
Nonasco. off = a. .. Ryan AFRO
off = at II; and Vega aircraft off
T. at IL X.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-30
Hardware CIinus
ToLead in
Bowling League

Imperial Hardware and Hatton
Service bowling teams, current
leaders in the Commercial league,
defeated Haas Brothers and Irriga-
ton District squads Monday night,
40. and 81. In the other game
Coast Counties defeated Robertson
Tire 81.
Wilmer SWcrdfeger of Hattons
WAS high scorer of the night with
a 234.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-30
NEW YORK STOCKS

NEW YORK. April 80. up
Downward revision of earlier opti-
mistic estimates on steel opera
tiOns brought reaction in steel
shares and generally unsettled the
stock market today.
Dow Jones preliminary CLOSING g
stock averages: Industrial. 1888
up o02; rall, 30.6S, off O.05; utility
25.lO. up o.12; 60 stocks, 1872, up
O.02.
Stock sales approXinated $50, 900
shares against $4,000 in the pre-
Vious session. curb stock sales were
100000 shares against 15l 900 yes
terday.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-30
CaIexico, BrawIey
Mines Clash for
League Lead

CaleXico and BraWley high school
baseball teams meet this afternoon
in a game to determine leadership
IN the valley baseball league.
HoltvIlle and El CentrO, also
scheduled to play this week, have
postponed their game until next
Tuesday. The game will be played
in Holtville.
Calexico defeated BraWley, 81
IN the 1lrst meeting between the two
schools, but the Wildcats will reign
as favorites in this afternoons game,
according to most observers.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-30
BEYSCHLAG, GRAHAM
TO SPEAK AT CENTER

Frank Beyschlag, county farm ad-
visor, and B. M. Graham, county
supervisor, will be principal speakers
at a meeting of the Calipatria-
inland farm center Thursday night
at inland school.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-30
SPLITS ROB CHICAGO TEAM BID FOR TITLE

was 1881, on games of 909-969-l 1903.
Joe Puccinelli paced the attack
with 603 and Sykes Thoma contrib
uted 6O2. Thoma, veteran OF Abe
competition. shared doubles title
and won the all-events Champion
chip in 1916 when he was only l0
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-30
Phoners, 2O.3O
Play Tonight

Telephone company and 2O-3O
softballers open play in the Ell
Centro B soltball league this week
in a game to be played on the
Adams street diamond tonight.
In other games Golden State plays
Coca Cola Wednesday, District Of
flee plays District shop Thursday
and CITY Employees play Cramcrs
FRIDAY.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-30
Trout Season
Opens Wednesday

SACRAMENTO. Calf, April 80.
,UPJ-California fishermen got the
olG rod out of the closet and oiled
up the reel today in preparation
for the opening OF trout fishing
season tomorrow.
Above normal stream levels we're
expected to halt the small army of
anglers from reaching their favor
lie spots.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-30
Garcia Signs for
Bout in June

SAN FRANCISCO. April 30 up
-Ceferino Garcia. middleWelght
champion of The world and expo
nent of the famed "bolo punch
Will fight non-t.tle bout here
June % against an opponent yet to
be named, Promoter Frank Tabor
announced.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-30

DETROIT. April 80. CUP)-The
Chicago Schlitz quintet made
strong bid to place in the money
in the American Bowling Congress
last night but fell short because Of
untimely splits Their final total
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-30
L. A BUTTER & EGGS
Medium Eggs
CHICAGO GRAINS

CHIFAGD. APla go. G'IJ wheat
fu'IIr. were eIIa'ir lpGav and mov-
ed abpt" aud b1In" previous clos
ing Iryr!- 4'.aor spgll~ Of buying
and selling Ofher grains followed
me IrI.y4.ar tffha.
WHcal ,la.ea .. 10 J., cents low
rr. May jza7#. .Io7-. bushel;
urn VA. of = 10 ! cent. May Ca. :
-, par- = - = cent lower, May
to-aA: ry' 10 Ii4 cents lower,
May GTt.G7 , Soy beans off y TO
p, cent. Ma $I.U3",A
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-30

New names among baseball stars
of the 1910 season are headed by
that of Chubby Dean, a pitcher for
the Philadelphia Athletics who has
just found himself, and in finding
himself stopped the World Cham
pion New Workers in two straight
games
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-30
BENCHW ARM|NG
by Burdette Kline
Baseball Personalities
Sports Editor


than 25 years ago the only baseball classics You
the newspapers the World Series games
and the loag OPENERS today BASEBALL is awarded more
space than any other current in the nations daes
the millions copy which flashed from the east
parks every thousands
performance Some OF the names are
new. ohersyo we heardhu of before
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-30

Chubby from Duke University hailed as pitch
the Connie Mack be-
cause ability failed make the first
Dean
10
performed during and
him Chubby turned up
hurer and added hope to Maek
to
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-30

But speaking of new names in
the headlines, we offer you Leo
Lippy Durocher. Durocher. who has
often been praised as one of the
finest fielding shortstops in the
business, has now blossomed out
as one Of the outstanding managers.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-30

the baseball of another great southpaW
other than
o world cham
ponsps the mound for the
years winning
pitchers
comeback Three times he has been de-
back with
savvy any pitcher either league.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-30
. BY BURDETTE KINNE =

Coach "Templeton Sturdevant" Walker who spends
of his time coaching Hotve high schools track and
baseball teams and his spare moments in perfectng his
golf swing stopped long enough Tuesday to predict Ell
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-30
L. A. GRAINS

Los ANGELES, April 80. up =
Wheat
No. hard while .... $l.72 III !.
Ma. soft white ...... sl.70-l.75
49, Barley
No. 1 Bri west +s lbs. -. 9S& -ss :.
Germ, Ne, 2 yellow .,.,.. Sl.65-lo
Milo No. . yellow go. $l.3S& -l.43%
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-30
Distance Races to Decide |. v. Meet Wake
HoItviIIe Mentor
Predicts AurdIer
VIII Break Marks

Editors NOeThis third in series of articles in "hlch
the outcome of the field meet Friday night
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-30

Deans career is similar to that of Bucky Walters,
ace of the Cincinnati Red pitching staff and who
voted the best hurler in major league baseball last
year Walters toed for five years with the Philles
as a mediocre third baseman before he was shifted
to the pitchers box. Walters ambition. strange as
it may seem is to be good third baseman, however
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-30
Markets at a Glance

MKTS AT A GLANCE .... -. ..
Storks irregular in quiet trade.
Bonds irregularly higher; L. ;.
governments higher.
Curb stocks irregular.
Foeign exchange lower.
Cotton Steadf.
Wheat - cents lower; corn
off 1.-1
Rubber steady.
silver unchanged III New York.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-30

For reaching most people at
smallest cost use Post-PreSS want
ads!
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-30

brought the Brooklyn Dodgers from a:so-ran
seriously being the
league Eight bail
that's opening o
at md Reds
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-30
l.. A. Hay
L. A. BANKS

LOS ANGELES, April 30. IUPJ =
TraDsamerica ............ 81 81
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-30
MPLS. FLAX FUTURES

May ................... 49,. $2.U5
July ................... $l.9S
sept. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $3.50