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PLANNING A CAMPAIGN
: ? CHAPTER vi

Barbarba was awakened the
following rmorninD by q violent
pounding on her door.
Tilt the deck" 4 muffled
voice aid. You're taking me
sightseeing. Remember?"
Il was Du1 M Ind she remem-
h6red then kis 1elf-extended in
yitation Of ths night before.
Youste crazy" she called
sl1epily. TITS only . o'clock.
Come back in three days"
FIN BE back In three minutes
With = pail Of water. " he threat.
ohe ut dressed. And II was
IN apprac3ative eye which Dugan
Ioo6e &1t9 her. From the tip Of
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A spoonful Of hot oatmeal is
placed into the mouth, and
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milk.
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Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-01
NEW YORK STOCKS

NEW YORK, May ] GUPD :
STOCKS made an irregular decline
today with the utility ayera ge
touching a new low since sept. 27.
1898; industrial aVerag ge. a new low
since June 10, 1910, and average
for So stocks, a new low since June
II, 1910. Trading continued light.
Leading issues came back from
their lows before the close. Some.
including L. S. Steel replaced loss
es with minor gains. American Tele-
phone met support after making a
new low for the year at 1882 off
J y points.
Steel displayed steadinegs late in
the day on the belief resumption
OF coal mining operators would
soon return the industry 10 full
capacity basis.
New lows were made by Dupont,
international Harvester, General
Electrioc, Westinghouse Electric.
Woolworth, UU. S. Gypsum, Owens
Illinois Glass, and Proctor and
Gamble. Miuneoplis-M oline power
Implement predeffed lost more
than 4 points and Philips Jones pfd
lost four.
stock sales approximated 10000
shares against 100000 yesterday.
Curb stock sales were $4,000 com
pared with 10000 in the previous
session.
DOW Jones preliminary closing
stock averages: Industrial 1923,
Off .25: Rail 1888 off .0S; Utility
1856 off .05; and 50 stocks 39.6:
off Og
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-01
MARKET QUOTATIONS
L. A. PRODUCE

Los ANGELES, May ! (CP) -
Supplies were moderate to light
with demand an dtarding moderate
10 fairly good.
Asparagus: local colossal 9la-1O
ID, select and ex fey S52- fey
mostly TIC, choice 5h-6c, crooks
IA &c, small 3 y 4c.
Bunched vegetables; per crt;
beets 90c-s1.1O; carrots 65-75c; I'm
perial 90c-sl, iced crts Yuma and
Imperial $1.75.
Cabbage: cannoball $4,000 crts
Jumbos 40-45c, Copenhagen 81; red
S1.75-2; savoy 1880 crt.
Cantaloups: in slow demand and
about steady; Imperial Wy std ASS
very few $3.50; pony 54s s4.5O-5
72s S3.25-3.50: Sos S3-3.25. 8ss-96s
S2.753, some holdovers $3.50; Yuma
jumbo ASS very few So; std Ass
S6.507; pony 54s $3.50.
Cucumbers: san Diego flats S1.35
$50; special S1.10-1.25; No. IS So
75c Laguna Beach S1.50-1.65; I'm
perial fair S1.-1.25; local lugs $3.50
275.
Squash: white summer Jmperia.
crts S1.15 few SIPS. Yuma lugs
9Oc-1.1O; local lugs 81 .25-1.5O; Ital-
ian Imperial crt $1.-1.2; yellow
crookneck slugs S1.0-l.75; Imperial
crts S1.2-1.50.
Tomatoes: Imperial crts 9-tOpf
S135-1.5O: rs 81 .25-1.- 40, 16s 10000
2Os 50-60c, Imperial flats Kos Sl.25-
1.5O, 6x7s s1-1.25; 7x8s 60-75c.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-01
FL ICentro Girls Meet San Diego Champs
In Season Opener: Mayor Ratton to
Toss First Ball in Friday Game

county last season, are reported to
have an even stronger team this
season, but the vastly improved
valley girls are rated an even
chance against the coast gals.
NoWasSa WcStOVCr, Holtvile
hurler. will be on the mound for
El Centre and YVonne Vanderliu-
den will be helu IN reserve for re-
lief duty in the event the going
gets tough. Lefty Walters will start
Mildred Measures Denind the plate,
Bernice Hurst on first, Liz Howard
on second, Yvonne Vanderlinden
ct short, JOY Littlefield at third
and Free, Baxter and Vinfrido in
the outfield.
Mayor Robert Hatton will toss
the first ball, the Boys band will
furnish music and cavalry men in
uniform will be admitted free, WAL
ter said
Hatton, according to available re-
ports, has been conditioning his
arm for the crucial task by play
Ing with the City Employees in the
III Centre B Softball league.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-01
Padres Regain
Second Spot by
Beating Seattle
By UNITED PRESS

Rain and wet grounds cut the
Pacific Coast league to half speed
last night, with two of the four
scheduled games washed out,
San Diego evened its series with
Seattle by winning, 7-3. Mel MAJ
zera homered for the Padres in the
ninth to touch off a four-run rally
that won the game after the two
teams had gone to the final frame
tied at 3-3. Seattle had just tied
the score in the eighth with a two
run burst that chased Fay Thomas
off the hill. Bill Metheson homered
for the Rainiers in the eighth. Tex
Dilbeck, who replaced Thomas, got
credit for the win while Barrett
and Brown pitched for the losers.
Oakland trimmed Hollywood, rs,
mainly on the good relief pitching
of Jack Salveson. Stan Corbett got
credit for the win, but the TWinks
got his number in the eighth in
ming and nailed him for two runs.
San Francisco at Los Angeles was
rained out and Sacramento at Port
land was postponed because of wet
grounds.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-01
By HARRY FERGUSON

NEW YORK, May l. lUP)-PuJ-
ting on a very stern face, your cor
respondent walked over TO the little
man sitting on the bench and said
What's the idea OF making mon
keys out of us experts by being on
top of the National league when
vol. re supposed to be in second div
ision.'
Manager Billy SoutnWorth of the
st. Louis Cardinals grinned. Seems
his boys either don't know their own
strength or have neglected to read
what the experts have been writing
about them. The Cardinals, as we
experts have told you so many
times. always look terrible in the
spring and then come roaring down
the stretch in August and Septem-
Der to make a fight for the pen
nant But yesterday, with a press
box full of experts exporting their
heads off. the Cardinals beat the
Giants and slipped quietly into first
place with the season only a little
more than two weeks gone.
There were hardly enough GUS
toners to make up quorum at the
Polo Grounds when it happened.
The rest of the town was over at
Ebbets Field going happily insane
as the Brooklyn Dodgers beat the
Cincinnati Reds for their ninth
straight victory.
SouthWorth was extremely philos-
optical, you might even say nom
chalant, about the sac plight of the
experts. Somehow you got the idea
that it was all right with him if
the experts just stewed in the
baseball dope they cooked up this
spring And if any expert wanted
TO get tough about it, Southwortn
was prepared TO refer said expert
TO his lawyer.
The lawyer was warming up at
that moment, getting ready to pitch
against the Giants. The lawyers
name is Sam Nahem, full fledged
barrister who wears glasses, has. a
] dignified, deliberate manner on the
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-01
Today's Sport Parade

mound and throws a habeas corpus
fast ball and a writ of ceritiorari
curve.
Lawyer Nahem is one of those
BOYS the Cardinals are always TAX
ing as excessive baggage in trades
and then developing into stars. He
was a minor item in the transac-
ton between the Cardinals and
Dodgers which sent Ducky MedWicK
to Brooklyn. The other day he let
the Pittsburgh Pirates down with
three hits and yesterday he pitched
seven nice innings against the Gil
ants although in the eighth his
control became non compos menti5,
as they say in appellate court, and
he had to have a relief pitcher. But
the day Lawyer Nahem is waiting
for is when he can start against
the Dodgers. He struggled for five
years TO get on the Brooklyn team
and finally was traded away with
out ever making the grade. An urge
for revenge is deep IN the lawyers
heart.
Eyes sir Southworth said as he
watched the barrister Wham across
his fast one, Sam looked good the
last time out. The whole team looks
good. Our infield is set and the boys
are hitting pretty WE'LL
Was he saving any special pitch
ers to send against the flaming
Dodgers in the series opening short
ly?
mo, they'll just take their regu-
lar turn"
That strategy horrified the ex-
perts, but by this time it was pret-
ty clear that Southworth had ad-
opted a policy Of proceeding con-
trary to the experts opinion and
letting the batting and fielding
averages fall where they may.
Unless the Cardinals manager
does an abrupt about face and
starts needing the experts, it look;
like he might win the pennant and
sweep the world series in foul
straight.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-01
Stanford Names
Tennis Captains

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, May
l CUP)-Larry Dee and Jim Wade,
National intercollegiate Doubles
champions, were elected co-captains
of Stanford Universitys tennis team
for next year at a meeting helo
last night.
Coach John Lamb said he Woud
recommend the pair be sent to the
National intercollegiate Tourna-
ment at the Merton Cricket club
Philadelphia, next month. The
board of athletic control will act
on the recommendation.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-01
L. A. LIVESTOCK

Los ANGELES. May l (UP) -
Federal State Market News Serv-
ice).
Hogs $50 STEADY to 10 cents high
er medium to choice 19O-22O lb
truckins 9.25-9.70; few 1918 lb
weight 9.75-9.S5. top 9.S5; few med
iums 80 down sows 7-7.50; few
butchers sows S; stag 6.50-7.50.
catstIe 35o, steady; few medium
light steers 10.25; better kinds lack
ing; five load common laughter
tesers s.509.50 few COWS 7-7.65
medium to good lacking; Gamers
and cutter $3.50: few 6.75; odd
bulls 10 $50; calves 70; steady;
odd vealers to 1850.
Sheep none; load medium to good
SO lb, hoidoVer spring lambs 25
cents lower at 9.75; good to choice
quoted 1850.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-01

championship, BraWley was rated
cinch winner in the c division.
Glass B and C field events will
start at o'clock Friday nighc
Coach John Mcintyre meet man.
ager, said. and running events will
get underway at 7 O'Clock. First
running event on the program win
be the Glass C 660 yard run.
Final event, scheduled at $50,
will be the varsity relay event, an
event many consider the key race
of the varsity meet. Brawley's John
Williams runs the anchor in the
varsity relay and should be able to
carry his team home to victory.
Williams is also expected to cop
first places in the 100 yard dash,
the 200 and the broad jump. El
Centre must overcome the 15-point
advantage in middle distance and
distance races.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-01

/ but blew a ST. lead.
The White Sox ran off their
fifth straight. defeating the Sen
ators. ST.. They were aided by ten
walks and three wild pitches by
Ken Chase. Edgar Smith allowed
eight hits and became the 18th Chi
cago pitcher in l3 games to go the
route.
Buck Newsom came out of his
slump and won his first game as
the Tigers slugged is hits to beat
the Red Sox, 1913. At that. New
SOM had to get relief in the ninth
to protect a 6-run lead. Rudy York
homered with two ON.
The New York Yankees coasteo
to a I'll victory over the ST. Louis
Browns behind Marius Russo's s.
hit pitching. Selkirk and Gordon
hit for the circuit, pacing the
Yanks' 14-hit attack.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-01

DldCt.
The Saint Louis Cardinals de-
feated the Giants TO take over first
place on a percentage basis, though
the Dodgers are one game ahead in
the matter Of games won and lost.
There's nothing phoney about the
Dodgers rampage. They are play
ing championship ball and playing
right up to the hilt every second.
Johnny Wander Nicer had them
shutout with four hits and one
down in the eighth. Boom!-DiXie
Walker homered Wander Nicer
walked Lavagetto Boom!-Joe Med
wick homered and the score was
tied 3-S. Then in the ninth owen
doubled off Wander Nicer and Reese
doubled off Beggs, giving the Dodg-
ers a 4-3 triumph. Hugh Casey.
pitching to two men, received credit
for his fourth victory.
The Cards made it two straight
over the Giants. Ga, with Ira
Hutchinson coming in as a relief
pitcher in the ninth for the second
straight day to halt New York
threat by tossing a double play ball
to Johnny Rucker. Slaughter and
MiZe homered for the Cards and
Babe Young hit one with two on
for the Giants.
In the other two National league
games the Cubs hammered out 9
ga victory over the rechristened
Boston Braves and the Phillies sank
the frantic Pirates again, 8-4. Four
Boston errors aided the Cubs. Cy
Blanton, Pirate castoff. tanned his
eX-teammates for his second tri-
umph.
Cleveland put on a Frank Merri-
well finish to trim the Athletics,
6-5, for the Indians sixth straight
victory. Heath and Weatherly hom-
cred in the eighth and Ken Kelt-
ner blasted a round-tripper in the
ninth with a mate on base 20
clinch it. Les McCrabb held the
Tribe to four singles for six innings
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-01

Jack Dempsey, former heavy
weight champion of the world ano
rated by many experts to be the
greatest fighter of all time. will
stop in El Centre Saturday night
long enough to referee the sche-
dule wrestling bouts in El Centre
stadium. Bouts start at pm.
Sander Szabo, Pacific Coast
wrestling champion, will meet Hard
Boiled Haggerty in the main event
and two other outstanding bouts
are scheduled to ill out the pro-
gram.
Dempsey. who has kayoed four
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-01
Title Game
Delayed Again

The oft-postponed lexico
Brawley h mpio n ship baseball
game was delayed once again
Thursday and the new date set is
next Tuesday afternoon at the bor-
Ger city diamond, according to
Coach Ed Covington.
BraWley presently leads the val
ley league with two victories an6
{. single defeat, but the improve
ment shown by the second place
Calexicans in recent games woulc
favor the Bulldogs in Tuesdays
contest.
Brawley defeated Calexico, 1871.
in the first meeting between the
two ball clubs
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-01
Entries Received
For Net Tourney

First entries in the second an
nual night tennis tournament
scheduled to get underway next
Monday night at the El Centro
courts, were in the hands of Tour
nament Manager Bill Maxwell
Thursday, promising a record entry
list.
Twelve divisions of play will be
included in the 1941 tournament
Trophies will be awarded to win
ners and runnersup in each flight
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-01
Eleven Starters
For Derby

LOUISVILLE. KY, May l (UP)
- Eleven starters were in prospect
for the 9th Kentucky Derby to-
day as trainers and owners finish
ed their chores and prepared t.
gathered at the racing secretary S
office tomorrow for the ceremony OF
drawing the field.
The declaration Of Shady Brook
FARMS Agricole, only doubtful
starter in the field of u predicted
most Of the week, thinned The
ranks down to the solid factors
Our Boots, Porter's Cap, WhTl-
lway, Staretor, Swain. Little Beans
Robert Morris, Dispose, Market
Wise, Blue Pair and Valdina Paul
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-01

A Softball Extravaganza, reSorting
to Hollywood terms, will be staged
at El Centro stadium Friday night
when the FL Centro girls softball
eeam takes on the San Diego Cram
er Bakery team in the opening
game of The season. The game will
start at 3:l5.
Cramers. champions of San Diego
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-01
HadIey Joins
Fifth Club

NEW YORK, May !. (UP) -
Pitcher Bump Hadley, veteran right
handler joined his fifth major league
baseball club today.
The New York Giants, who had
conditionally purchased Hadley from
the Yankees during the off-seaSon
for $500, returned him to the
American leaguers yesterday.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-01
L. 4. STOCKS

LCS ANGELES, May UP) -
SUCKS were narrowly mixed this
morning in dull session on the
Los Angeles exchange. Four issues
were up, four were down and two
were. unchanged. Volume was an
proximately 1000 shares.
Pacific Indemnity 38h up L..
southern California Edison 81 net
2sh2 off u; Southern Pacific III
up 3; General Paint, common So
OFF =. Pacific Finance A 49, up
r MenascO. IL off j..
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-01
Another Jones,
But Not a Champ

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. May l
tUP)-The crown prince OF the alb
oicated erSeror OF golf plays in
his first tournament here today
but Bobby Jones III isn't an heir
presumptive. He doesn't think he
has a chance in the southern prep
and high school championship.
Husky, l4-year-old Bobby III is
far cry from his famous father
at the same age. Jones the elder at
IA was already an accomplished
Inksman and won his first two
matches in the National Amateur
at Philadelphia.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-01
jaycees to Play
0ceanside Nine

Ell Centro junior college baseball
team will seek their first victory
of the 1941 campaign Saturday af-
ternoon in the El Centre stadium
when the Arabs will meet Ocean
side junior college.
The game will start at l pm.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-01
Meet Records

Weather conditions permitting
Imperial Valley high school track
and field athletes. will begin an
assault on county meet records at
pm. Friday and before the cham
pion of the valley league has been
crowned, at least one dozen new
records will have been established.
Fourteen records went the way
of all county marks in last years
uack classic. thirteen fell the pre-
vious year and ten were establish
ed in 1888. This year. with two Of
the strongest track teams in re-
cent years representing Brawley
and e Centre, at least a dozen
marks will be put in danger.
Following are the records in
each even of the three divisions
CT the county meet.
CLASS A
100 yd Dash, 10 sec. flat, John
Williams, Brawley t40).
220 yd Dash, 22.3 sec, John Will
liams, Brawley (40).
44o yd Run, 49.6 sec, NJ. Gillett,
e Centro 1922.
$50 yd Run. min. 80 sec. Bax-
ter, Holtville (38).
Mile, 4 min. 49 sec, Adams, e
Centro (38).
300 Low Hurdles. 25.4 sec, R.
kirkpatrick, E. Centre (34).
40 High Hurdles, 14.8 sec, R
kirkpatrick, E Centre (34).
Shot Put, 48 #. ! in, Harlan,
Holtville, (39).
Broad Jump. 81 #. 5l2 in, Walls,
Douglass. (36).
High Jump, S #. 9 SIS in. Reed
Kirkpatrick. El Centre 1867.
Pole Vault, II #. 7/8 in. Hes
ter and Maynard, &c. Holt (40)
Hop p-Step-and-JUmp 38 ft. in.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-01

as league champion, but only Ihe
Ell Centro Spartans were given a
chance to upset Brawley highs
varsity trackmen.
Holtville, Douglass, Imperial and
Calipatria were ranked in that or
der in preseason ratings in all
divisions. FL Centro was heavily ia
vored by the experts to win the B
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-01
COUNTY FISH, GAME
GROUP MEETS MONDAY

Imperial county's fish and game
conservation association will meet
al the Brawley Elks club Monday
night at pm. to hear a group
of speakers from the state fish and
game commission.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-01
BENCH WARMING
by Burdette Kline
-Post-Prsss Sports Editor
Crowell. El Centro t40)

Crowell, El Centre t40l.
Relay, ! min. 33.6 sec. e Centre
(S3).
CLASS b
100 yd. Dash. 1u.3 sec, Nakamura
Brawley. (40).
220 yd. Dash, 23.3 sec, Sano
Brawley 40.
GO yd Run, min. 29.5 sec. King
El Centro 40.
1920 yd Run. 3 min. 26.S sec, Vim
zant, Brawley (40).
100 Low Hurdles, 142 sec, San
bonmatsu, Holtville (40).
10 yd High Hurdles. 97sec., San
bonmatsu, Holtyille (4O).
Shot Put, rs #. 212 in. House,
Imperial (38).
Broad Jump, 20 #. I in, Ridley
Calexico (34.
Pole Vault. II #. l in, Bridgers
Brawley (39).
High Jump, 5 #. BIZ in, Gard
ner, Imperial 40.
Relay, min. 124 sec, Brawley
1887.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-01
CLASS c

so yd Dash. ST sec, Nakamura
Brawley (38).
100 yd Dash, 107 sec. Jeger, e
Centro (40).
$50 yd Run. l min. 335 sec, Ca
dy, Brawley (40).
l20 Low Hurdles. 147 sec, San
bonmatsu, Holtville (38).
Shot Put, Al #. 10 in, Schiomi-
chi, Brawley (30.
High Jump, 5 ft. 9 7/8 in, Alar-
con, El Centre (40).
Broad Jump, l9 #. 5 5 /8 in, Mori
Imperial t35l.
Pole Vault, 10 #. 5 in, Looney,
Holtville (38).
Relay, 47.8 Sec, Brawley (38D.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-01
Dempsey, Szabo. haggerty
Headline Wrestling Show

wrestlers in his last four appear
ances as referee promises to keer
the boys in lire Saturday nigh.
with the same right hand that sent
him to the top of the fistic worlc
little more than a decade ago.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-01
MPLS. FLAX FUTURES

SAN FRANCISCO, May /. UP)
The California trout season opened
an hour before dawn today in most
of the state and an estimated 400
900 fishermen were expected to see
action by the weekend.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-01
l.. A. HAY
l.. A. GRAIN

Los ANGELES. May (UP) =
Wheat, soft or hard sl.45 a 1.56
Feed Barley. bright $l.3o " LAB
Mating Barley =. S1.S2h a 1.37h y
Milo No. yellow ....-. i.4O ~ Lab
Corn Ne. > yellow bulk $l.6o gl.6s
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-01
CHICAGO GRAINS

CHICAGO. May CUP) Wheat
prices fluctuated nervously today.
Trade was light.
Wheat finished unchanged TO up
*. Corn WAS unchanged TO up y,
oats up y TO off - rye up 5s TO
4 aud soy beans off x to up ".
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-01
Dodgers Win 9th
Straight. But Drop
To Second Place

NEW YORK, May 1. (UP)-Brookyns red hot Dodgers
turned ninth inning rally to defeat the World Cnam
winning nine straight but the percentages played
trick on the flatbushers and dropped them into second
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-01
Il Centro Track
eona TO Send 53
Men TO Nv. Meet

The largest track and field squad entered in a
county meet So strong will invade Brawey from El Cen
tro high school Friday night to attempt to wrest the val
ley championship from Brawleys defending champions.
Five schools in all will attempt to displace Brawley
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-01

Los Angeles butter .......... o5c
Grade A milk ......-..-.... 44c
Manufacturing milk ....... 39hc
Route gathered cream ........ 35c
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-01
Phoners RaiIy
To Win 10 tot

Telephone company Softballers
rallied in the seventh inning Wed
nesday night to nip the District
Office ,l0-7, in B league game at
the Adams street park.
The score:
Telephone ............. no
District .
kIrkpstrlck and Timmons; Hen
ry, Maytield and Jernigan.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-01
SoftbaII Game Postponed

The Ell Capara league oba scheduled to have been
until Wednesday, according
Raleigh Holt The will be played In Calpatria
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San Jose Meters Bow

FRANCISCO, /. UP-San Francisco State college
yesterday college tennis team eight
matches win the championship of the Northern California
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L. A. BUTTER & EGGS

LOS ANGELES, May / tUP) CO.
Butter: Extras 35c; prime 1st 3412t
Standard SAC, undergrades 33c.
n a II
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L. A. BANKS
LOCAL BUTTERFAT

Los ANGELES, May / UP) =
Transamerica ............... 4M Al
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ST TIE RACK

The famous Esquire Tie Rack -
created in Hollywood. Plastic ana
cleaning metal!
Both for -.-.........