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Imperial Valley press., 1940-08-26
Youngsters Upset
Muhoy-Prusoff
InMef Finals

| CHESTNUT HILL, Mass, Aug. 26
| (UP)-Two cocky 19-year-old Cali
fornians were rated today as the
nations top team after they full
filled their boast to win the ma
tional doubles championship.
Jack Kramer of Montebello, Calf.
and Ted Shredder of Glendale, Cal.
became the youngest tandem ever
to gain the title when they con-
quered the fourth-seeded combine
of Gardnar Mulloy of Coral Gables,
Fla, and bespectacled Henry Pru-
soft of Seattle, Wash, Ga, 8-6, 9-7,
in the final match of the 59th ma
tional doubles championships yes
terday. ...z.5.
The Straight-set victory climaxed
a brilliant season for Kramer 1899
Davis cupper. and Shredder. the No
l junior in the nation. Since join
ing hands in January, they have
won 13 titles in 16 tournaments and
rs matches in 79 starts. Their tri-
umphs at Seabright and South
ampton earned them third-seeded
rank in the national champion
ships. z--.. ##-..
War prevented Adrian Quist and
Jack Bromwich of Australia from
defending the title they won last
year
Alice Marble of Beverly Hills, Cal
queen of the worlds courts, shared
in two championships. She joined
with Sarah Palfrey of Brookline to
win their fourth straight women's
doubles title and later teamed with
Bobby Riggs of Chicago to retain
the mixed doubles crown she an
nexed last year with Harry Hop
man, Australian Davis Cup captain
Imperial Valley press., 1940-08-26
SanDiegol
Team Wins

TRENTON, Mo, Aug. 26 CUP
The San Diego entry in the Ameri-
can Legion junior national baseball
tournament today moved ON to the
east seeking new. conquests. The
Californians won the western sec
tional tournament here yesterday,
by taking a. doubleheader from To-
peka. Kan. 13 to and to 5. The
second game went 10 innings.
Topeka. which had needed only
a single game to take the western
title. had been the favorite. but
the Kansans couldn't match the
heavy bat work of San Diego in the
opener. The second contest was
closer. but after nine regulation
innings. San Diego swept through
the 10th with four runs. Topeka
tried hard to tie it up in the home
half of the extra inning but could
produce only single tally.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-08-26
l.. A. LIVESTOCK

Los ANGELES, Aug 26. (UP)-
Hogs 1890; Is to 30 cents higher
than Friday, some up more; me-
dunn to choice 10 to 232 Founders
1853; practical top s; part load
choice 206 Founders $40; few off
weight 6.50-7.25; packing sows s.
$50; stays 4-4.75.
Catti- 1900; fairly steady TO
strong on most classes. Load me-
dium $50 pound fed steers $50:
some held around ten and others
held TO around $50: common steers
$40: Mexican 7.25-7.50; feeder
sters 1908; fed heifers held above
8. few common grassers 10: com
mon to medium cows 66.75; few
=; Gamers and cutters 4.25e5.50:
medium bulls s.50-7; some higher:
calves 500 steady; vealers 9.50-11.25
off TO II: calves s.50-10; few TO
1850.
sheep 100 steady: medium TO
choice s5-31 Founders short wool
ed lambs $50 straight medium TO
good 121 pound ewes 3.75: sorted
ten per cent higher: common 70
medium ewes 1.75-2.75.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-08-26

straight setback yesterday when ne
pitched Washington to a Sd trl-
umph over Cleveland. 1t was the
second straight game the Tribe lost
by one run.
1t was Hudsons 18th triumph
and trimmed the Indians lead tc
az games over the second place
Tigers. Buddy Myer struck the
blow which ruined the Indians. He
tripled off Johnny Allen with the
bases loaded in the first inning and
then scored himself on Rick Fer
rell's single. Those four runs gave
the Senators a lead they never
lost.
NewsOm Wins
The Tigers, who seemed out OF
the race after their three thrash
ings by the Yanks last week, perked
up behind Buck Newsom and beat
the Athletics, 78. NewSom gained
his 10Th triumph, allowing the AS
nine hits. The Tigers Whacked out
13 hits off Ross, Beckman and
HeuSSer.
The Yankee pennant express was
derailed by Ted Lyons, 39-year old
White Sox pitcher out not for long
After Lyons had pitched the White
Sox to a 10 victory over the Yanks
in the opener before howling
throng of 70,740 fans at Yankee
Stadium, the Bronx Bombers got
back on the winning track with a
3-2 triumph in the nightcap. Lyons
allowed only three hits in swapping
the Yanks' 6game winning streak.
Rookie Ernie Bonham pitched a
5-hitter to best Thornton Lee, old
jinX, in the nightcap. The
split enabled the Yanks to pick up
half a game and move within 5l2
games of the slumping Indians.
The Red Sox continued to go
Imperial Valley press., 1940-08-26

nowhere, dividing a pair WIN tne
Browns. John Niggeling and MS
, butterfly ball pulled the Browns
through to 7-2 victory IN the open.
er. But the Red Sox hammered out
17-3 win in the nightcap. Jimmy
Foxx's 34th homer with the bases
loaded featured an 11-run rally>aln
the sixth, .. -,
Cincy Wins Two ua
Cincinnati got back on the PEN
nant trail with a bang by winning
a doubleheader from the Phillles,
80 and 6-5. Combined with the
Dodgers split, the Reds increased
their National league lead to 7la
games Errors helped the Reds win
both games Bob Bragan'S on Lom-
bardi's double play grounder in the
ninth allowing the winning run to
score in the ninth inning of the first
game. Frank Mccormick hit homer
with two in in the first inning Of
the nightcap increasing his runs
batted in to an even 100. The dou-
BILE win made the Reds Sunday
record: 23 won, 8 lost.
Dick Lanahan handed the Dodg-
ers their sixth defeat in the west
this trip when he pitched the Pr
ates to a 4-3 victory in the opener.
Homers by Arky Vaughan and Vince
DiMaggio helped rout Whit Wyatt.
Freddy Fitzsimmons saved the Gay
for the Dodgers by winning his 18th
victory in the nightcap, 81. 1t was
his 205th in the Majors and the
fifth time this year he's beaten the
Pirates.
Cubs, Giants Split
The Cubs and Giants divided
with Chicago winning the first
game, Sd, in 10 innings and New
York taking the nightcap, 1913. Dom
DalleSandro's double with the bases
loaded in the tenth won the opener.
The Giants slapped out 18 hits, in
cluding homers y OFT and Young.
each with two men on, in routing
Lee, Root, Raffensberger and Page
in the afterpiece.
Sailor Bill Posedel stopped the
Cards 9-game winning streak by
pitching the Bees to Al triumph
in the opener. He allowed only five
hits, with Slaughters homer the
only run made off him. In the
nightcap the Cardinals came from
behind to win, 8-5. Johnny Mizes
37th homer with one on was the
dig blow.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-08-26
Starting Gate
Arrives al Fair

SACRAMENTO, Aug. 26. (UP)-
California state fair officials had
the dust rubbed off the huge San
ia Anita electric starting gate, to-
day in preparation for the open
ing of racing here Friday
The 65-foot long gate was towed
here from Santa Anita behind a
truck. The journey was slowed by
detouring low-hanging trees, util-
ity wires and highway underpasses
but the gate arrived without mis-
hap. 1t had never been moved be-
fore being loaned to the state fair.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-08-26
THREE ALL,STAR
GAMES SLATED
FOR WEEK

FL Centre all-star softball team
prepared Monday for a busy week
of play which include games Tues
day, Wednesday and Friday nights
The All-Stars play what may be
the concluding game of the Braw-
ley series in Ell Centro stadium
Tuesday night. Ell Centre leads 2-l
in the series.
On Wednesday night the All
Stars travel to Indio and on Friday
night entertain Yuma valley all
stars in the stadium.
The All-Stars will use virtually
the same lineup that defeated the
Oklahoma Cowboys, 81. Friday
night
Imperial Valley press., 1940-08-26
Mckee Wins Public
Parks tournament

CINCINNATI. O.. Aug. 26 (UP)-
Diminutive Dick Mckee of Jack
sonville, Fla, and Helen Germaine,
steady stroking New Yorker, went
home with the national public parks
tennis singles crowns today.
Mckee beat Charles Shostrom OF
Chicago 6-3, 6-l. 6-1 yesterday while
Miss Germaine defeated Mrs. Mer-
ceina Parker of st. Louis, Ga. 6-3
Willis Anderson and Robin Bris-
coe. Los Angeles, won the mixed
doubles final. beating George and
Marta Andrade. Jacksonville, Fla.
6-3. 6-3.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-08-26
MARKET QUOTATIONS
l.. A. STOCKS

Los ANGELES, Aug 26. 0UP)-
Industrial issues registered the only
movement in light fading of 1900
shares on the Los Angeles exchang
today. Three issues rose. and eight
remained unchanged.
Southern California Edison 5h
per cent 2sA unchanged; Consoli-
dated steel common 5h up u Gen
oil Is unchanged; Vega 81 un-
changed.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-08-26
Vegetable Laxative
With Proved Feature

laxative; helps impart tone to
lazy bowel muscles.
A little OF this spicy, aromatic
product by simple directions at
bedtime generally allows time Tor
good nights rest; acts gently,
thoroughly next morning.
Next time, take time-tested, Geo.
nomical LACK-DRAUGHT.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-08-26
PITTSBURG REDWOODS
REMAIN FAVORITE

STOCKTON, Calf. Aug. 26 CUP
The Pittsburgh Redwoods were
prime favorites today to win the
northern California softball champ
ionships following their crushing de-
feat of Auburn. IL to 3. Sunday
night. The Redwoods remained in
the running despite their defeat. 3
to 2, by the Stockton Box team
SATURDAY.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-08-26
I3 TEAMS REMAIN
IN SEMI-PRO MEET

WICHITA, Kan, Aug, rs (UP)-
Only 13 teams remained today of
the original 81 which answered the
call week ago last Friday for the
semi-pro baseball tournament at
Wichita.
The Enid, Okla. Champlins, who
are former titleholders. were in the
most strategic position. They have
yet to lose a game in four starts.
The red clad Houston, Tex. Grand
Prize club has won three times
without defeat and the Sanford
N. c. team has survived its only
two tests.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-08-26
LEGAL NOTICE

LEGAL NOTICE
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA IN
AND FOR THE COUNTY OF
IMPERIAL
No. 3132
NOTICE OF HEARING
PETITION TO ESTABLISH
RECORD OF BIRTH
In the Matter of the Petition
GFNEVIEVE ALICE HILL
To Establish Record of Birth
ROBERT GREENBERRY HILL
Notice is hereby given. that Gen
evieve Alice Hill has filed with the
Clerk of this Court a petition pray
ing that the date and place of thf
birth of Robert Greenberry Hill be
established. and that the Goth day
of August, 1910, at 2 O'Clock p. m. oil
said day, at the court room of the
above entitled court, at Ell Centre
in the County of Imperial, State
of California, has been set as the
time for hearing said petition. wher
and where any person interested
may appear and show cause WHY
the said petition should not bt
granted.
Dated this 10Th day of August
1910.
w. j. McCLELLAND.
Clerk
BY M A. CHRISTIAN
Deputy
Pub. Aug. 20 TO 80 incl.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-08-26

The pupctual, satisfying relief
from constipation and its headaches,
biliousness, Dad breath, so often ex-
perienced by users of this laxative,
is mainly due to its combination OF
purely vegetable ingredients. s
BLACK DRAUGHT'S principal
ingredient has high medical recog-
milton as an intestinal tonic
Imperial Valley press., 1940-08-26
AMATEUR BOXERS OPEN
TOURNEY COMPETITION

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. &c (UP)
Amateur boxers from three states
California, Nevada and Arizona
battle at civic auditorium tonight
in the preliminary rounds of the
Pacific Associations annual diamond
belt championships.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-08-26
l.. A. PRODUCE

LOS ANGELES. Aug rs. UPD--
Trading was fairly good.
Cantalupess hales best std 16-1Ss
so-60e; 24s-27s 6O-65e: 26s $3.50: ::
ass 25-35c. tip tops std 6s-16s So
soc. honeydews std 8s-16s .50-75c /:
japanese std Ss-16s 50-75c; Persians
best IL Ia cents; ordinary lie:
Casabas Jumbo 12s-60-65c.
Sweet potatoes: stones Tugs 4x5s
$3.50: 5x5s 75-90c: 6x6s 60-75c;
Obispo 4x5s 80; 5x5s S1.10-s1.15: 6x6
s0-S5e; Santa Maria 5x5s Sl1O:
6x6s soc.
Waferm elons. Kiondikes and
stripes 1922 lb avg. $10-$l1.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-08-26
CaIexico, Press
Open Weeks
Junior Schedule

Calexico and Imperial Valley
Press junior softball teams clash
in a league match at El Centre
stadium tonight to start the weeks
schedule. a.,s.-
On Tuesday right Imperial and
Junior police teams clash at FL
Centre stadium in a game which
will start at $50 and on Wednes-
day night Imperial and the Press
will play in the stadium at s
o'clock. .-s .. ..z.s. 49,.
Calexico and junior police teams
wind up the season schedule Thurs
day right.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-08-26
MPLS. FLAX FUTURES
CHICAGO GRAINS

CHICAGO. Aug. 2e CUP)-Quiet
conditions prevailed in wheat and
corn trading today after early mo-
derate rallies. Offerings generally
were light.
Wheat closed I 10 - cents high
er, corn was G. 10 cent higher,
oats were up = To Z cent. and rye
was up 9. TO = cent. Soy beans
were were = TO l~ cent higher.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-08-26
AMERICAN LEAGUE
MODESTO DEFEATS
PACKERS, 9-6.

MODESTO, Cal, Aug. 26 UP)-
The Modesto Reds baseball team
won the first in a three-game play
off series for the California state
league championship by defeating
the Atwater Packers, 60, yesterday
before 1000 fans.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-08-26
Do FALSE teeth
Rock, Slide or Slip?

FASTEETH, a powder to &e
Sprinkled on false teeth, keeps them
more firmly set. Make your loose
plates more dependable with FAS-
TEETH. You'll feel more confident
with a firmer dental plate. Mildly
alkaline-FASTEET also checks
gum soreness, burning sensation ORR
rash due to chatting of loose,
Wabbly plate or to excessive acid
mouth. GET FASTEETH at any
drug store.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-08-26
Markets at a Glance
Bi United PRESS

Stocks steady in dull trading.
Bonds irregular; L. S. govern
ment irregular.
Curb stocks irregular.
Foreign exchange steady.
Cotton firm.
Wheat off 4 20 a cent: corn
unchanged to off "a
Imperial Valley press., 1940-08-26

when fh
brought his
bus back, vo
de around
The block IN II.
End boy yes
h g !, cppy! !
think he's 90
Imperial Valley press., 1940-08-26
Cleveland Drops Fourth in
Row; indians, yonks Cain

NEW YORK. Aug 26. UP)-The Cleveland lndans in1atS
were still in full retreat today apparently aenlViaeu
and disorganized by the three crushing de1eas the
administered to them last week ;. III: e,,.th
Rookie Sid Hudson handed the Indians their 1ourth
Imperial Valley press., 1940-08-26

Post press = Want-Ad Section
vitality Different -. Infinitely Bet
ter. Read for Profit - Use fo'
Resultsl
Imperial Valley press., 1940-08-26
l.. A. BANKS

Los ANGELES, Aug rs. (UPl-
Transamerica ..........-... = = ts
Imperial Valley press., 1940-08-26

ing 70 Give r,o q srac np7,ndix
o?cTls'on 70 show his graii,uiol
e.: =; x
For Stop-Wear Lubrication has
3 very special results. First, you
can hear the difference the min
ute you get in the car. lis sweet
and quiet Ike pretty nurse.
Second ynll can feel the differ
encc in the way it rides, shifts
and handles. And third-you can
zee the difference.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-08-26
l.. A. POULTRY

LOS ANG ELEs, Aug 25. (UP)-
Hens. leghorns. pa 81 lbs. o.. 12c
Hens, leghofns over lbs. go. 13c
Do. over 4 lbs. ................ l3c
Hens, colored, 81 TO lbs .. ~,
Hens. colored, over lbs go. 19c
Broilers. over j 4 up TO ] Y lbs. 16c
Broilers. over IL up TO pa lbs. 1Se
Fryers, leghorns over "a up TO 3 II
Fryers. colored, 21z z-5k ibs -. 10
Fryers. colored, over 3h lbs up 1Sc
Roasters, colored ..... zoe
OLD roostefs. SoiorSd ..........
Old roosters. leghorn .......... 81
stays .........---..... lac
Ducklings, OVER S pounds 1be
puckiings. under B pounds l4t
Did ducks .......-........... %
Young geese ................. 15c
Old tom turkeys ........... liz
Old hen turkeys 49,. .-......-. u
gapons lbs. and up ..-+s ga
Rabbits. No. ] VIII. Slz-4k lbs. ll'
Imperial Valley press., 1940-08-26

o q q 5 q n q
tires dressed, I,ui,ery. radiu.or
end oil shocked. yes and even
the horn button end choke rods
fhnf gof ovarIooked SO mrny
fimos. So, since my apaee is ali
COMO = iusi do ihiss Drive in 10
ye"r Union oil Dealer and ge. a
sfoP-teear Job. Then you, ioo'Il
sec hear unifeei 9hc difference.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-08-26


a lot. But he's also a sort of hot
tempered guy, and his greatest
peeve is a squeak!
r X
Lei ius7 one single, solitary
n1idalo-c squeok show up In his
coupe ond his whole duy is
ruined. met him at lunch out
ei Tho golf club Saturday and he
was becfing all over the piece.
II seems he had not ono, but
f,yo sqvo7ks!
=;
So on the way home | had him
stop at my iavorile Union Oil
station and have the boys give
his coupe a Stop-Wear Lubrica-
ton. | took him home in my
Hispano-Plymouth.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-08-26

T or The b oys
clean up your
cor insieio and
ouf--iho gloss
Sliifors like q
gold tooth,
h e runninq
Imperial Valley press., 1940-08-26
m EHxNW W
by JOHN CLINTON

T he fellow
w h o live S
a Gro SIS tn e
street from me
is an enthusi-
astic gent. He's
a doctor, and
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3,pei !6crsen int 9rciuiertcltaft.

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in Geutihlano ai.i ollcn groBen ,seit-
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1t1clfous ssfcllmtoo

@er Scufieber gebabt bat, ipeiB,
ipie oieie Sel,hc Die Wenihen ol,Glt.
Cine Son ,sepcr Suffercrs Societp
Mn an Oie Muslncr5lng oller Eolen.
troger gebcn. I'm ihr slbluebr,nittel
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Sen Ginfou, ale Sellfieberleibcnben
su eincm MicB Wettbemerb in sic
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pollenfreie 2uit MAIDEN.
3u @lnltcn ser yMebcol gio for
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Don 9eutitlanb (im Sale Ser 8al-
tenlanoer bon Milblano) beiesten eil-
ropaiid)en Sdnoer, einem 3uerifi Der
9cieblnasmaft 81 cnt5icben.
2ab es oariiber nod 5u erunbiGs.
lihen observation-disclosures 5miihen
ben Gereinigten Staatcn rmb oen be.
troffenen 26nbern - inoireft notiirs
lid) Berlin l,no Mrsfal - fommer
miro, lGBt iid nah iad,perItGnoigem
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ner Werrefmlng ali &rieasldl,loen
nod, 5u erbeblid) groBeren Rebtsfom,
plitotionen iiibrcn miiBte. iteht aud,
felt. benn lie f0nnte iid) niht cinmal
aui ieues &riegsgeies fifteen.
9ie Soffnungen, oie SefretGr
Oioraentbaus Grfldrltng al.ssel0it
baben. nliiiien baber oifenbar ipeni.
ger iu einem ufaoeuilhen Neht. als
in ser Warime peranfert iein, oaB
.Maht Mcdt it,. SiderIih luiiroe
oiejer 8runoias unter ben llmltan.
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lihen GrfabriluQen. Die uniere re
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@initel,lng bes merifaniihen 0ol.
fcs 5ll Sen Sduloner-0Gnoern &C.
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Notice To All Junior
Soxon Clubs

In September sometime Jas
yet no date has been alranged)
the Salem Sa<ons ere holding a
dance one Saturday night at Our
Country Club. 1t seems all OF
our members are eager to dance
under the blanket of stars and
the moon, which will be ordered
special for this coming dance and
that is why we want I'll ol you to
join in and enjoy yourself too.
SO please keep tuned in on this
co'1mn for further details about
"a oanCe.
there may be a Jolly crowd
from Salem visit,;i. your dance,
Monaca.
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ernber geobahtltng Der fir Die Sab.
lllngsbilan3en ipibtielien Oaten 10.
lpobl iiber Ole an5ultrebenoe @eital.
tlng Ser 3ablungsbilan5en als iiber
:e bierbei i'm einoelnen einauidla.
genoen @egc poue alarbeit eeihaf.
fen merben fann. slls Greebnis mel.
ner @etraftlmgen faile id ouiam.
men:
Stc'gcrltng Ser SebensbaItl,ng Der
Golfer uno @ieberbeleblne Der melt.
luirtidoitlihcn 8e5iebunaen iteben
I'M eHaIten 3uiarnmenbang. I'm cine
ncue @liite bes @eltbanoels az er.
rcifrn miiiien geipilie Sorausiesun.
gen moht= uno banbelspolitiiher
Notl1r erfiiat iein. slls bebeuti iamen
Sd)ritt in oieier Stihtllne tudre cine
@ecnriolna oes geqenpdrtigen Son.
fliftcs burh einen bauerbaften ssrie.
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neiterhin feinen 3lpcifel oaran, Dab
cs, bci giltem @illen aIler 8eteilig,
fen, icon in oen nGd)lten SSabren ge.
linaeu miro, cine honoelspolitiife
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aroRra @eltmorftportner 81 errei.
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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-08-22
JAPAN.

- The United States still
watches bloody Europe. But. in
the view of statesmen and for
cign experts, we should be keep
ing closer eye on the Far East.
For there is the most immediate
threat to American peace and sec
urity.
Hitler's invasion of Holland
brought with it a situation that
the State Department has long
expected anti dreaded. Within
reach of Japan are the rich Dutch
East Indies, principal source of
the worlds supply of tin and
rubber. The Indies could not be
defer1ded by the small Dutch
navy and garrison stationed there
and Britain and France are too
busy elsewhere to protect them.
They would make a rich prize for
ambitious Japan. and would i'm
mensely increase her economic
and military prestige. So, say the
military men. if Japan makes a
grab for them, it will be up to us
to stop her.
Secretary Hull has sent strong
warning notes on this subject to
Nippon. And the Japanese posi-
tion, as expressed by her Pre-
mier, has been that of satisfac.
ton at the maintenance of the
status quo. But the Indies are
still danger spot.