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Evening star., 1941-02-27
PRICE. S6,25O.OO.

PRICE. S6,25O.0O.
Close to Georgia ave. and Alaska ave.
in Blair-Takoma. Brand-new Cape Cod
bungalow. Lovely corner lot. Living rm.
dlnlng rm., large kitchen. bedroom and
bath on LIST floor. Large unfinished room
on 2nd floor. Aforementioned oil heat.
THOS. E FARRELL CO.. Realtors,
III 10th s.. NV. National 0765.
Evening star., 1941-02-27
SHANNON & LuCHS CO.,
1905 H ST. NV. MA. 2345.

MODEST CASH, BALANCE LIKE RENT.
CLOSE-1N SILVER SPRING.
ATTRACTIVE Broom bungalow. screened
porch. built-in garage, fenced yard. A
real pickup. Mr.. Quick, Randolph 34lS;
or District 3100, BETHEL.
Evening star., 1941-02-27
REDUCED TO $50.
YOU MUST SEE THIS.

Convenient NV. location Priced at
80, ,O0o.CO under original figure. 4 bed
rooms. baths. unusual living room, din
ing room and kitchen with den and Law
atory Oh first floor, recreation room and
built-in garage For further details call
Mr., Aiken, with BETHEL, DI. 300;
5OQ-
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LOTS WANTED.
ACREAGE FOR SALE.

WANTED-LOTs IMMEDIATELY, ANY
section OF D. C.; give location and price for
all cash. Box 312-J. Star
Evening star., 1941-02-27
BARNABY WOODS.
S1O,75O.

6 bright rooms. lSt-foor den. 3 bed
rooms, . baths. recreation room built-in
garage: large deep lot. Cannot be dupli-
GATED. J. WESLEY BUCHANAN, ME
l143. Once open ewes and Sun
Evening star., 1941-02-27
SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.

CASH BUYERS FOR BUNGALOWS
houses. acreage, lots. Silver Spring, Nd,
or nearby H F BIEBER- SH 6565.
II YOU HAVE PROPERTY TO SELL OR
rent in nearby Maryland, list il with J.
Evening star., 1941-02-27
APARTMENT SITE,
BETHESDA, MD.

For group of 4-family apartments or
one large building approximately 24O-ft,
frontage gOft. depth Perfectly located
= biock west OF Wisconsin ave. in center
Of Bethesda Owner GEORGE A. SACKS,
Wisconsin 1929
Evening star., 1941-02-27

FTIPNIsBED APARTMENT. > OR 3
rooms, vicinity of McKinley Rieh Refhn Schooi'
adults. Call until >. Dupont 32o9.
pTTpNTSHFD APT IN MODERN BLDG;
1iyinc, bedroom, kitchen, bath: in quiet
neiehborhood: fo- single gentleman. Box
3SO-J. Star.
ENTIRE md FLOOR FURNISHED, WITH
coHpIe with S-year child for 3 months:
garage Write fun particulars, BORIS
KPOYT. music division, Library OF Con-
gress Washington. D c.
Wished apartment with rooms or more in
good location DI 006S
FURNISHED APARTMENT. LIVING ROOM,
bedroom kitchen, pvt. bath, modern home
utilities furnished: reasonable. CaA GE.
b5HS
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PERSONAL LOAN COMPANIES.

Operating Under Uniform Small
Loan LdlCS.
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SEMI-DETACHED FRAME.

= 5L14l1-!JE hOfIED rftANIE.
Covered with asbestos Shingle, z rooms,
tile bath and shower, attic and cellar.
Oil burner. Large back yard. Near 18th
and Evarts st. ne. Everything in new
condition. Price only $3.50 on easy terms.
HUGH B. CONNER (Owner),
923 18th NV. RE. 1850. Ewes. AT. 27O2
Evening star., 1941-02-27
LOTS FOR SALE.

LEVEL, NEAR SCHOOL AND JUNIOR
high school. All improvements in. Really
ready 70 build on. Priced under 81 500 90.
CORNER LOT ON TENNYsON ST. CHEVY
Shh6aSe, Ch6e, oyer 1900 it, price. $500. Box
ARLINGTON LOT OWNER WANTS
builder to build several houses on cost
plus basis. BOX 377-J. Star IL
CHOICE CORNER-63-FT. FRONTAGE ON
upper 10Th 81. n W, in new development of
me homes, BY OWNER. Less than $4,000.
Phone. after 5. CO. 1855.
NEARBY vA-TWO A-ACRE AND ONE
naI,aere sites for sale by owner; restricted
51eSidentlaI wooded section. Phone Ma.
BUILD YOUR HOME AMONG TREES IN
Barnaby Manor Oaks, 10 min. 10 D. c.,
near Silver Hill; l00'x2 to 500 IT,, 5000 10
SoOO: very easy terms DAN ABBOTT,
Camp Springs. Md Clinton 2O-W.
APARTMENT SITE, ZONE 8O-C, LOTS
TO 30 units. Price SOC foot
-2l25 r. / Ave. NE. Hobart 5000.
HIGH ON ARLINGTON RIDGE
FulIy improved large tree-covered lots
70 SUIT your home and purse 23OI South
Arlington Ridge I'd. Arlington, Va
EIGHT LOTS. JUST DIFF LEE BLVD AND
near Memorial Bridge and new Govt bldes.
suitable Tor houses around $4,000. Sewer
Walter.
B F SAUL CO.
Sc. CORNER 18th AND TAYLOR NE
FIRST FdE,I COMMERCIAL CORNER LOT
and apis. above Newly developed section,
Near schools and transp
O, @ RQSENBERG AND TOWBEs.
BIS 18th St NV National 7I57.
Evening star., 1941-02-27

APARTMENTS FURNISHED.
(Continued)
? ROOMS. KITCHEN: SINK. REEc REFG..
porch; newly papered: next TO bath; adults:
s. 30 week. 9lS d St s.w.
Fireplace, liv rm,, : bedrms,: new twin
beds, mod bath, kit, linens. AID. 3l2O.
CONN. AT TAFT BED
room for men. semitic, in modern has ssehe7 Eo
f9T eacb apt M Tn s4 P9ooe oT NA ap Gaas
WILL SHARE FURN. APT. WITH ANOTHER
reliable woman: reasonable. 2123 Eye st.
NV, Apt 100.
1927 PARK RID. N.W.-coTTAGE ON
grounds, yine-covered brick attractiVeiy
trans; employed adults. co. 1o322.
1414 MONTAGUE ST, NW-SMALL
entrance: : fs private home ,'
1417 22nd ST. N.WLTHREE LARGE
outside rooms, private bath; adults only
Telephone Decatur 23S2-W. "
NEWLY DECORATED TWO, ROOMS, PRI-
furnished $40. Hillside 1095-J.
FALKLAND APIS. = SUBLET / TO .
b. apt, piano, Studio couch. sH 4923-J.
J AND . ROOMS, KITCHEN, BATH. $50
S35-S40; l room; Ink. S25: large 3-room
basement apt. EubtI SUI - =.
1928 PARK RID N.W.-GENTILE GIRL
share with . others & rms, newly redeco-
rated; reasonable Adams 4S35 evenings.
FRANCIS SCOTT KEY APT. HOTEL, goth
and F Sts. n.w.-Fireproot; a. A. A; one
room kit dinette. pvt bath: ! or per, per,
sens seF3ice DAY gicey Tseh furnsRed mGnsh ma w
] OR ? GENTLE GIRLS TO SHARE APT.
with another girl. 4506 Georgia ave- NV
ms ALLISON daddm1S{0ffabiy SF fHrR chE phone,
Frigidaire: suit. 3 or 4 adults. ReaS.
ANOTHER GIRL TO SHARE, CoNy; LOG. c
9pt aPt 4io ns6r HD 64 nsa S's92 Of So 0
6&4 IRVING ST. M.W@lst III FL bsaf 2 Rms Rms
ntii Htiii. furn,: t $55. RA 9l35: Adults.
Mr.. CONN AVE, DUPONT CIRCLE, ,2O19
furnished: Il mi iaTse sitting rm,, bedFm.; large
bathroom; breakfast avail: or dis
criminating gentlemen. DU. $500.
ACcO. 4: DOWNTOWN; STUDIO, HUGE
oriental rugs, antiques, closets many ny
windows. newly deco; gardens. SH, 46i1.
o7Os ONTARIO RID ROOMS. NICELY
furnstshed with VIII Of 3sI without Kitchen Anil
DOWNTOWN, 6l7 10th NW.-ENTIRE
street floor. two large rooms including
complete kitchen, Frigidaire, private pain
comfortably furn. -
LADY, YOUNG, TO SHARE TINY BUT
cozy apt with another So week. ConV.
to everything; bus stop in front; refs REQ.
Ii. s14O. -
OR > GIRLS TO SHARE 9-ROOM APT,
with another: II W. section; Govt. emp!0SyIe;S pSI;S
(gentiles). Call after pm, Republic
O63O. Apt. SOP.
1905 c ST, NE-BASEMENT, FRONT; l
large rln and kit, attractively turn.' Mur-
phy bed sink, elec. refg. reaS
1920 10th ST. NW.-NEWLY FURNISHED,
all utilities included: l rm., kit, BATH
dressing closet. RE. 40s5. -
CONN AVE LARGE ROOMS, KITCH.
en-. bath. foyer. large closets: utlAtles
furnished Emerson 4271.
Evening star., 1941-02-27
FARMS FOR SALE.
FARMS FOR RENT.

WANTEDIGERMAN OR CoLORED CoU-
pie to rent "a acres on Rockville pike
houses: m suitable for trucking; reasonable
rent Phone WI. 3166.
Evening star., 1941-02-27
ApARTMENrs FUR. OR uhFuR.
APARTMENTS WANTED.

1872 NJ ST NE-PVT. HOME; > ROOMS,
kit bath scr. porch. part furnished: mod;
conv.. adults: ref. IL 1S56J. -
Evening star., 1941-02-27

UNBELIEVABLE, BUT TRUE.
po'o able 500 mo. at 81, buys this
attractive detached home in the. heart OF
Brightwood. rms, bath, porcheS: deep
lot, etc Excellent cond. Call till pm.
LEO M. BERNSTEIN g. CO.,
ME. 5400.
Evening star., 1941-02-27

WILL TRADE ON D. c. PROPERTY
A beautiful. detached brick home built
IN garage. 4 bedrooms, baths, oil burner;
IN one OF best locations in Woodside Park;
large wooded lot. See this home and you
VIII buy. Call Mr.. Orem GE 4639, or
WAPLE & JAMES INC DI 324R
Evening star., 1941-02-27
REAL RARGAIl

- have a brick det. home in Arlington,
Va. that is an unusual buy This home
contains ? large rooms and bath, oil heat
large !andscaped lot. For information call
MR. LOVELESS. DI. 300; after 6:30,
Evening star., 1941-02-27

1852 QUE ST. S SE.-BRICK ROW HOUSE
development, one square of Anacostia
High ana Junior school, All white. Inspect
any reasonable hour. Possession March
10Th, 1871. S@au down payment, balance
ike rent. S5S50.00 Action desired.
o. W. HAMMOND,
2-ME lnth
Evening star., 1941-02-27
S6,250.

200 36th ST. Sc
Lovely seml-detached new brick homes
N one Of the fastest growing, most con-
venient sections of the city: extra room
in basement; auto. heat; F H A. or other
financing TO suit your needs See these
hne homes today Open and lighted daily
Out. Pa. ave. sc. to Minnesota ave, left
on Minnesota ave. % 36th St and homes
j. WESLEY BUCHANAN. Me ll43
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-13
SucS Turn Back
s. +. Seal Threat

er. homered for Los Angeles. The
Padres stayed 9l2 games behind
Sacramento
Third place Seattle split double
header with Hollywood. The Stars
won the first game. 90, pouncing
on Turpin and Brown for l6 hits.
Gay and Weldon worked for the
winners, giving 13 hts, and Holly
wood booted four errors. Seattle
squared = 'fs.sAShe nightcap, 4-3, COM
ing from behind in the final inning
with a pair of runs. Catcher Bob
Collins singled JoJo White home
with the deciding run, ending a
pitching duel between Syl Johnson
of Seattle and Frank Dasso of Hol-
lywood, each of whom yielded six
hits.
Portland Beat Oakland l0-4 Al
though the Acorns did most of the
hitting they had five errors in the
clutches. Tom Ananicz was driven
from the mound in the seventh al
ter giving Portland an ga lead.
| frankie Hawkins had a homer for
Portland Earl Reid managed to
win although he allowed Oakland
13 hits.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-13
LowIy Giants
Blast BROOKLYN

Chicago Cubs, 81. Creepy Crespi
cracked out three singles and a dou-
BILE for the cares, il:s single in the
eighth driving home the tying and
winning runs.
Mickey Livingston's 18th inning
double gave the Phils a 81 deci-
sion over the Boston Braves.
The New York Yankees, after
going scoreless for 81 straight in
nings in the stadium, blanked the
Boston Red Sox, 40 behind Spud
Chambers six hit pitching. 1t was
Chambers fifth win of the year
and put the New Yorkers IA games
ahead of the Cleveland Indians who
divided a doubleheader with the
Detroit Tigers.
Al Benton, former relief pitcher,
gave up four hits and outpitched
Bobby Feller to bring Detroit 20
victory over the Indians in the first
game but Cleveland snapped their
losing streak at six games with a
Al victory in the nightcap.
Washington clipped Philadelphia,
9-3, Dutch Leonard winning his
seventh straight and 18th of the
season.
The Chicago White Sox and st.
Louis Browns tied 6-6 over IA in
nings. The game was called because
of darkness after each club had
used three pitchers.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-13
BrawIey One Up in
SoffbaII PIayoff

Brawley stepped into an early
lead Tuesday night in the playofi
for the Imperial Valley softbal
championship by nipping Imperial
in FL Centre stadium 7 to 4.
Until the fourth inning the game
was tied at one and one. but Braw-
ley cut loose with a four run bar
rage and was never headed there
after although Imperial scored
twice in the sixth and again in the
eighth. Brawley'S two additional
runs were scored in the seventh.
Ted Ehmke and T. J. Payne led
the Imperial hitting with two
apiece. Humphrey, Sander, Billy
Payne and Frank Storey got one
apiece. For Brawley Fleming, Ro-
gers. Williams. Lovelady. T. Will
liams. Sunstrom and Poindexter got
a hit apiece.
Brawley and Imperial will play
once more this week and the third
and final game next week in the
three-tilt series.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-13
IfLouis Loses,
He'll Join Army

NEW YORK, Aug. 13. CUP)-H
Joe Louis loses to Lou Nova at
Yankee Stadium in their heavy
weight championship bout Sept. 49,,
the Detroit Negro will join the army,
Promoter Mike JACOBS said today.
Louis will become a boxing in
structor or aid in recruiting, Jacobs
said, and will chance obtaining a
furlough to recapture the title from
Nova next June. Contracts for the
forthcoming bout stipulate a return
match if Nova wins.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-13
BY UNITED PRESS

Sacramento'S SouthpaW Tony
Freitas, who has been beating San
Francisco for years, did his trick
again Tuesday night as the Pacific
coast league leaders trimmed the
Seals 4-2.
Freitas, whose presence in Seals
Stadium always means a sad night
in the Mission district, spotted San
Francisco a run in the first inning,
but his colleagues got four for him
in the second inning and he was
never in trouble. Sacramento's big in
ming featured singles by Al Endicott,
Bob Blattrer, Trel;as himself ana
Don Gutteridge, and cleanup
triple b. Gene Handley. Freitas scat
tered seven Seal hits while Larry
Jansen allowed the SolonS u.
Second place San Diego kept
pace with the Solons by edging out
Los Angeles, 6-5, in 10 innings. AL
though Jess Flores gave the Padres
only six hits, four of them bounced
back at him for home runs and
two of them occurred with a man
on base to account for all the San
Diego scoring. Ed Pellagrini got one
in the first, Stan Sperry did it in
the third and Mel Mazzera tied the
ball game with one in the ninth.
In the extra inning. Pellagrini got
another homer for the winning
margin. Johnny Moore, right field
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-13

NEW YORK, Aug. 13. CUP)-The
New York Giants have suffered one
of the most uninspiring seasons in
the clubs colorful history but that
was forgotten today for two very
good reasons-a pair of victories
over the Brooklyn Dodgers.
Loaded down with more veterans
than any club in the major leagues,
the Giants have staggered into the
National leagues second division
and face a long, detailed rebuild
ing before they can improve their
status Their only marked success
has been over the futile, last place
Philadelphia Phillies who have lost
nine games to the Giants while VIM
ming only three.
But something happens when the
Giants and Dodgers meet, some
spark is set off that puts both clubs
on their mettle. At EbbetS Field yes
terday the spark touched off an eX-
plosion that gave the Giants twin
wins, 8-5 and 20. and blew the
Dodgers out of first place.
Mel OFT clouted his goth and 21st
home runs of the year, each with
two men on base, leading 10 hit
Giant attack on five pitchers in
the first game.
Cliff Melton. ineffective for most
of the season, completed the Brook
lyn rout in the nightcap by hold
ing the Dodgers to three hits. The
second largest crowd in Ebbets field
history-39, ,145-groaned almost in
unison as the Giants scored two
unearned runs in the second to win
the game.
The st. Louis Cardinals went IL
games ahead of Brooklyn by stag
ing an uphill battle to defeat the
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-13

elbow. Everybody figured he was
out for the season. but he's back
and winning.
July l9 - Terry Moore injured
shoulder diving for a Iiy.
Aug. 4-Crespi that mans back
agin) hit in the face by a batted
ball.
Aug 10-Enos Slaughter broke
left clavicle when he crashed into
the wall trying 70 make a tough
catch.
Down in St. Petersburg, Fla,
where the Cardinals did their
spring training. there was nothing
to indicate in March tnai St Louis
was going to have that kind of ball
club Everything was busineSslike,
including the doling out of vitamin
B-l tablets. which owner Sam
Breadon thinks are partly response
ble for the success Of the team.
Manager Southworth roamed the
field with a Cupboard loaded with
data about the young players-the
boys who are burning up the league
now It looked more like a factory
than a spring training camp.
But after the Cardinals made
their first swing around the cir
cult, they began to see the faint,
far-off green color of world series
money. Inasmuch as the Cardinal
management never has been known
to toss money carelessiy to the
hired hands, the boys figured they
could use some of that world series
lettuce
All hell then began breaking
loose around the National League.
The Cardinals broke their bones
and smashed their heads joyously
in giving everything the old COL
lege try. No player would think of
staying out of a game with less
than acute appendicitis complicated
by gout and a sprained ankle.
It's quite a show the new gas
house gang is putting on. Get a
load of it if it comes your way.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-13
MARKET QUOTATIONS
CHICAGO GRAINS

CHICAGO. Aug. l 3UP) - Wheat
futures tdoya reversed their down
ward trend of the past two sessions
to score gain ranging to 228 cents
a bu. before profit-taking stemmed
the advance.
At the close wheat was near the
high point and showed net gains Of
Is to 2ls cents a bushel. Corn was
up . to /, oats up liz, rye up l Il
u, and soy beans were 14-25s
higher.
Scattered buying partly for pro
fessional account gave the whea
market a slightly higher opening
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-13
L. A. LTYESJD[K

Los NGELEs, Aug. 13 CUP) -
(Federal State Market News Serv.
ice)
Hogs 400, steady to five cents
higher, top 1856 on good to choice
195-2O4 ID truckins; most 1920
lb 12-12.5O; sows 8.75-95O.
Cattle 1,C0O. steady four loads
mostly good 1182-I2O5 lb fed steer
11.50-11.65; fed Mexicans 9; others
$50 down; few cows 7.25-775; good
lacking ;canner and cutter ST.;
bulls, 8.65-9.35
Calves $50, slow, steady. to veal
ers Il, odd lots 13 down, heavy
calves 10.25-1I25; some unsold.
sheep 300, best yearlin3s steady
at $50; some unsold; good to
choice lambs around 1O85-1l.IO;
good ewes TO >.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-13
THE DAYS
SPORTS PARADE
BY Harry Ferguson

NEW YORK. Aug. l3 up -
That mobile field hospital known
as the St Louis Cardinals may not
win the National League pennant.
but 1t looks like the boys are will
ing TO kill themselves trying.
Well equipped with splints and
bandages and trailing an aroma of
arnica behind them. the Cardinals
start swinging eastward today. They
play the Reds in Cincinnati. and if
Manager Billy Southworth should
decide that it would be a good idea
for the Cardinals to butt down the
center field wall of Crosley Field
with their heads. the carpenters
might as well be summoned.
The days of the gas house gang
are back.
Once more the Cardinals are
playing hell-for- leather baseball.
ramming into fences while chasing
fly balls, sliding like wild men
blocking the plate and sneering at
runners with high riding spikes.
They're rough and tough and any
body who gets in their way had
better be ready to take it.
The records of Cardinal injuries
this season read like those of the
accident ward of a hospital:
May l8-Walker Cooper dislocat-
ed shoulder blocking the plate.
May 25-Creepy Crespi fractured
finger diving for grounder.
May 27-Johnny Mize, out with
a split finger, insisted on going to
bat as pinch hitter in the ninth
with bases filled. Slammed out a
single and won the game.
June ll-Jimmy Brown fractured
finger making long slide into third
base.
June 23-Mort Cooper operated
on for bone growth on his pitching
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-13
l.. A. PRODUCE
Los ANGELES, Aug. u C

Trading continued slow.
Bunched vegetables: beets 50-65c.
carrots 5O-75c. Celery root sO-9Oc,
dixon 7O-s0c. green onions 4-4.50;
leeks 1852; mustard SOL; parsley
lilo; radishes 1.2O-1.5O; spinach
9O-1.1O; turips 75-90c. dill 100;
mint zoe. Watercress 30-35c.
Cantaolups: Hales best 1925 So
75c. 3Gs 4C-50c. 45s 20-35c. Saugus
std 1927 5O-75c. Saugus 1920 ISL;
36s 6O-75c. 45s 45-61c. Tip Top std
S-16s 5O-75c. 23-27s 35-50c New
Workers std 1O-16s 65-85c 23s-27s
4O-5Oc.
Squash white summer local and
San Diego 4O-65c. Italian local &
san Diego 6O-75c. Pismo and San
Luis Obipo 75c. Yellow crookneck
local and San Diego 50-65. Table
queen Pismo 5O-65c banana 11ac ID.
Tomatoes: Stones local and san
Diego 4x5s 1890 5x5s and 5x6s
ISL 6x6s GO-75c 6x7s 50-60c Earli-
anas soc stems san Diego players
5x5s to 5x7s 1916. 6x7s and Gx
S. S5-l.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-13
Fresno Takes Top
Spot from Saints
BY UNITED PRESS

The Fresno Cardinals Tuesday
night moved to the top of the
California baseball league, replac-
ing Santa Barbara, Dy beating the
Saints 5-4 for a half game lead.
Cy Cyrulewski, Cardinal right
handler, accounted for the impor-
tant win although his team had to
come from behind to win after
spotting the Saints a three run lead
in the first IoUr innings. Bill Bar
isoff lost on six hits.
Bakersfield took a hold on third
place by beating Stockton, 1876.
The Badgers scored in eight OF the
nine innings.
Anaheim put on a late inning
burst to nose out Merced, 7-6. The
Aces were trailing 6-3 going to the
seventh
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-13
Semipro Tourney
Adds Army Team

WICHITA, Kan, Aug. 13. (UP)-
The National Semipro baseball con-
gress today addeG another military
team to the list certified to enter
the national tournament beginning
here F'riday night, and announced
that all sections of the country
would be represented for the first
time.
Only seven. of the 80 teams that
will compete in the annual semipro
classic have not been picked. The
latest military squad to be chosen
was the MacDill Flyers, Florida
state champions.
The entry list so far includes Fort
Lewis, Wash, 41st Division; Haw-
thorne, Gail, Northrop Bombers;
De Smet, Idaho, Indians; Louisville,
Colo, Centennial Coal; and Phoe-
nix, Ariz.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-13
NEW YORK STOCKS

NEW YORK, Aug. 13 UP) -
The stock market, as measured by
the Dow Jones Industrial average.
declined for the 14th consecutive
session today, the longest sustained
dwnward movement on record, dat
ing back TO outbreak Of the World
War when the stock exchange was
closed for several months.
Sugar and installment finance
company shares weakened but 9TH
er sections Of the lit moved irregu-
larly In quiet dealings.
stocks sales were 100000 shares
against 10000 yesterday, while
curb stock volume dropped TO a new
low for any full session since last
June 80 at $1,000 shares, compared
with rs, 600 yesterday.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-13
L. A. STOCKS

Los ANGELES, Aug. l3 tUP) -
Stocks held around yesterdays
close in light trading On the Los
Angeles exchange today. Five issues
were up. five were down and nine
were unchanged. Volume was ap-
proximately 5000 shares.
Pacific Finance 81 unchanged;
Transamerica AS unchanged; Sou
thern California Edison, common,
224 Off ls, Southern Pacific 134
UP "A; standard oil 23I off IL
Lock heed Aircraft 27ss up 2s Ryan
Aeronautical A. unchanged.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-13
Corporal Fears
Army Competition

MCCLELLAN FIELD, Sacramen-
to, Aug. 13 (UP) - Corp. T. Roger
of Mcclellan Field was setting up
housekeeping today after his
weekend wedding to the former Lu-
Gle Coleman of San Luis Obispo.
Roger asked Sergeant S. Crom-
well for leave last week Ito go and
see my girl in San Luis Obispo."
You mean you have girl down
there Win 10000 oo:diers around?,"
Cromwell said. You'd better marry
her if you want to keep her"
So Roger did just that.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-13
TAKES POSITION
IN HEALTH DEPARTMENT

Miss Eva Getty of Los Angeles
recently assumed the duties for
merly in charge of Miss Mildred
Hess in the venereal disease clinic
in the Imperial county health de-
partment
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-13
FILES DIVORCE SUIT

In a divorce suit filed in superior
court Wednesday Marjorie Grace
Corliss accused her husband, Robert
Emmitt Corliss, of failing TO pro-
vide for her. They married in Al
bany N. Y, July 80, 1886 and sep
arated in Imperial county June 10,
1910, she said in her complaint.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-13
PortIander Wins
Oregon Golf Title

GEARHART, Ore. Aug. 13. tUPl
Bobby Litton, Portland profess
sional, today held the Oregon open
golf championship after outracing
the field by four strokes.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-13
LOCAL BUTTEEFAT
L. A. GRAIN
MPLS. FLAX FUTURES
L. a. hanks

Los ANGELES, Auf. 13 UP) -
........,,,.., Az 4 9s
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-13
l.. A. BUTTER & EGGS

LOS ANGELES, Auf. i3 UP) -
Butter: Extras 37ke; Prime firsts
see: Standard s3zc; undergrades