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Evening star., 1941-11-08

At II am. the Rev. F. F. King
will speak Oh Many Worship but
Few Follow Jesus" followed by the
holy communion; 3 pm, the Rev.
Nance of Baltimore will be the guest
speaker; 8 pm, the pastor will ad-
minister holy communion, followed
by evangelistic services.
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Love Divine Spiritualist.

The Rev. Bernard c. Shavers will
speak at IL am. on Silence in
Heaven" and at 8 pm. on The
Smoke of the Incense" followed by
Spiritual message and prayer at
each service. On Thursday at 8l6
Rhode Island avenue NV, lecture
and healing service at 8 pm.
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Emthrrat,
INCARNATION
TAkOkA

Seventh ond DohIio SITS. NV.
tThree blocks east OF Walker Reed)
REV. J. ADRIAN PFEIFFER, Postos
Sunday School at $40 am.
Building On Eternal Foundations" at II
am.
Junior. L. League at 6 pm
Senior L. League at T:l5 pm
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Georqetown Lutheran

The Harvest Is Plenteous" will
be the subject at II am. of the
Rev. Harold E. Beatty. The service
will be in keeping with the festival
of the harvest. Gifts will be pre-
sented in behalf of the National
Lutheran Home for the Aged.
The Luther League meets at 7 pm.
The Luther League will give a musi-
Gale Thursday at 8 pm.
The Women's Missionary Society
will be the guests Tuesday at 8 pm
of Mrs. Theodore Bieber. STUDY
theme, Our World Today-Whats
Needed?"
Evening star., 1941-11-08
Memorial United Brethren.

The Rev. Ira Sankey Ernst will
preach at II am. on "Armistice Day
and the Christian Soldier" At pm.
he will begin a series of sermons on
the general theme, Faith in a
Righteous God" The theme is
Moses, a Man of God"
The Hartford Circle meet Tuesday
at 8 pm. at the home of Miss Hilda
Lantz.
An electric cooking school will be
conducted Thursday at pm.
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Brmkland.

At II am. DR.. S. Paul Schilling
will preach the second of two SER
mons on "Regaining the Radiance. !"
At 8 pm. motion pictures Of the
Strawbridge Home for Boys at
Sykesville, Md. will be shown by
the Rev. F. Reid Isaac, superinten-
dent of the home. The Youth Fel-
lowship, Young Adult Fellowship,
and Junior High League will meet
at pm.
The Young Adult Fellowship will
hold a wiener roast tonight at 7:30
at Miller Cabin, Grove 7, in Rock
Greek Park. Next Thursday at 7:30
pm. the Bible study conducted by
the pastor will be sponsored by the
young adults. The church board of
education will meet Friday at 8 pm.
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John Wesley A. NJ. r. z.

Dr. Stephen Gill Spottswood at
II am. will resume the series of
sermons from the theme Salient
Texts From Second Isaiah" using as
a subject Arise and Shine" At 8
pm the Rev. David Prince Thomas,
jr, will preach.
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Church of Two Worlds.

Are All Happy in the World of
Spirits?" will be the subject of the
Rev. H. Gordon Burroughs tomor-
row evening at the Hotel Conti-
mental. At the service on Wednes-
day evening there will be a lecture
by the minister, followed by mes
sages.
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Other Services
White Cross.

The White Cross Church OF
Christ will hold services on Wednes-
day at pm. at 1910 Ontario place
NV. The Rev. Jane B. Coates will
speak on Control of Physical Emo
tions," followed by healing and
message service.
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Open Door Church.

The speaker Sunday morning will
be one of the Gideon members and
on Sunday night at 7:30 Mrs. Mar
tha Muir, missionary to South Af-
rica under the South Africa General
Mission and survivor of the Zam-
Zam.
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Fifteenth Street lColoredl .

"His Supper of Remembrance" Is
the subject of DR.. HALEY B. Taylor
at II am, when the sacrament OF
the Lords supper will be admins
tered for the last time in the
church's first century. New members
will be welcomed.
On Tuesday at 8 pm. DR.. w. o.
Claytor will address the Brother
hood on Dentistry and It's Relation
to General Health" All men are
invited.
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Potomac Heights Community

known In the Breaking of Bread"
will be the topic of the Rev. Aaron
B. Kelley tomorrow morning. The
Lords supper will be observed.
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St. COlumba's.

A ome-coming festival will be
held tomorrow at II a m. Holy COM
munion will be celebrated at 7:30
am. The Rev. Robert Evans Brown
ing will preach at II am.
Evening star., 1941-11-08
Activities in Washington Churches

as his subject "The Power OF Medi-
tation."
The public class in philosophy and
yoga will be held Wednesday at 8
pm.
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lexington.

Communion service is at II am;
theme, He Took the Cup and Gave
Thanks" and at 8 pm, For the
Sake of the Name"
Meeting of the Missionary Society
Wednesday at noon Meeting of the
Fidelity Bible Glass Wednesday
evening.
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St, Paul A. NJ. Z.

The Rev. j. M. Harrison, jr., will
deliver a special sermon in the
morning. At $50 pm. the Allen
Christian Endeavor League will
meet. Worship at 8 pm.
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BrightwoOd Park.

The Rev. Robert K. Nevitt's SER
mon themes are, II am. "A Serv-
ing Church." and 8 pm, The
Meaning of Revival" All fellowship
groups will meet at 6:45 pm. Sol
diers from Walter Reed will be
guests for the morning service, for
dinner in the homes Of the men,
bers of the congregation and for
a social in the church in the after
noon. The pastor will discuss Music
in Worship" at 7:45 pm. on Thurs
day. The church board of educa-
ton will meet at $50 pm. Thurs
day.
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Jones Memorial (Colored) .

DR.. Julius S. Carroll will preach
at II am. on Il Am the Way"
On Wednesday night the Woman's
Society Of Christian Endeavor will
hold the regular monthly meeting.
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Self-RealizatiOn.

Swami Premananda of Calcutta,
India, will conduct the Sunday
morning service of the Self -Realiza-
ton Fellowship on Western avenue
at Forty-Ninth street NV, taking
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PentecOstal Holiness,

The Rev. Hubert T. Spence will
preach at II am. and 7:45 pm.
Young peoples service Friday at
7:45 pm.
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Divine Science.

The Rev. Grace L. Fans will give
the Divine Science Interpretation OF
"The Great Affirmative" at II am.
tomorrow at $500 Sixteenth street
NV.
Evening star., 1941-11-08

The Rev. David Cecil Lynch will
observe youth day. The Rev. Jo-
seph Penn will preach at II am.
Mrs. Mary Church Terrell will be
guest speaker at pm.
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Lincoln Road.

The pastors theme tomorrow
morning will be More Than Con-
ouerors or the Way of the Cross
and in the evening, This Business
of Being Christian" The official
board will meet Monday evening.
Evening star., 1941-11-08

sermons on "The Christian Home:
The Children's Part In Home Build
ing" Members of the junior con-
gregation and friends of Jobs
Daughters. Bethel No. 4, will be
special guests and have a part in the
service. At 8 pm. Gideon Samuel
Reid, president Of the Industrial
Tape Co.. Philadelphia, will tell the
story of the Gideon Fellowship.
Evening star., 1941-11-08
Knox Orthodox.

The guest speaker will be a men,
ber Of the Gideons in the morning.
The evening message by the minis
ter, the Rev. Mr.. Phillips, will be
THE Sovereignty of God in Repro
baton" Services are at 1916 Ver-
mont avenue NV. At 2:30 service
will be at 1894 B street SE.
Evening star., 1941-11-08
Camnhell A. NJ. e.

Home coming and rally day. At
IL am, sermon by DR.. c. H. Wesley;
4 pm, old-fashion class meeting;
8 pm. pageant, Twelve Tribes OF
Israel"
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Miles Memorial C. NJ. E.

Education, 8 pm; Thursday, Young
Peoples Society, 8 pm.
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GOrsuch,

The Rev. L. S. Rudasill will preach
at both services tomorrow. Junior
Church will meet at II am.
On Tuesday Board of Christian
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Free Methodist.

THE Greatest Book of all Time
will be the subject Sunday morning
of the Rev. Walker Mayfleld and
in the evening, Loyal to the Best
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Presbyterian
NorthminMer.

The Rev. Walter E. Price will
speak at II I'M. on Gods Power in
a Defeated World" Christian En-
deavor is at 7 pm. The Maryland
group meets at pm. Thursday.
Evening star., 1941-11-08
Congress Street.
Union.

DR.. Selwyn K. Cockrell will preach
at II am. on Come to Jesus ana
at 8 pm. on The Christ OF John"
The Methodist Youth Fellowship
will meet at $50 pm.
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Union Wesley A. M. E. z.
Ebenezer (C0l0red)

DR.. A. A. Crooke. presiding elder,
will preach at both services.
Evening star., 1941-11-08

At II am. the Rev. r. E. Brooks,
presiding elder Of the Washington
district of the c. M. E. Church, will
preach; $3.50 pm, II of the pastors
of the C. M. E. churches and their
congregations will worship with us;
the Rev. L. S. Brannon will deliver
the sermon; $50 pm. Epworth
League; 8 pm, musical program.
On Wednesday night the Rev. Mr.
Creasey of the Lily Memorial Bap-
tist Church will preach.
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North Carolina Avenue.

The Rev. E. A. Wilcher will preach
at IL am. on How Far Away Is
God?"
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Methodist

Continued From Page A-14)
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River Road Z. p.
The Rev. Virgil NJ. Cosby will
preach the fourth of the series Of
Evening star., 1941-03-18
their efforts to build for Themselves
Q higher standard Of living.

0lCn 0QO " W Du1lQ lUI klcl0104V0b
q higher standard of living.
Rivers know no boundaries. They
cannot be trapped and confined
within rigid imaginary lines. Their
waters and their watersheds, irre-
spective of State lines, are geo.
grahpic entities.
1t is obvious that the planning and
direction of such an integrated de-
velopment can be advanced only
through an exercise of the powers
and extension of the assistance Of
the Federal Government. It is es-
sential that 1t be carried on not by
remote control from Washington but
by an agency-an agency operated
by a board or a director-close to
the people and their problems and
in daily contact with them. Only If
an agency operates in the fleld-at
the grass roots-can it hope to deal
adequately with local problems as
they arise, with full knowledge Of
all the facts, and without irksome,
If not fatal, delays. The Arkansas
Valley Authority Is designed as such
an agency, "a Government corpo-
ration" to borrow a phrase from the
Presidents speech proposing the T.
v. A. clothed with the powers Of
government but with the flexibility
Of a private corporation. What
better paragon could we seek than
T. v. A? After seven years of
struggle and litigation against bitter
opposition, it has emerged as the
worlds outstanding monument to
democracy successfully at work.
Infringes on No State Rights.
1t is claimed by some that the
Authority would infringe upon
States rights.
Certain special interests through
out the Nation are condemning the
recent decision of the United States
Supreme Court in the New River
case because it recognizes the neces-
sity of the Federal Government
manifesting some control over the
entire basin of a navigable interstate
stream. Any State that would deny
the Federal Government the right
to bring such stream under control
must assume the responsibility of
controlling the stream itself, free
from Federal assistance. This no
State has done and obviously no
State can do. To assist a region of
people in doing what no State or
States can do is not an infringe
ment of States rights. That is the
purpose of the Federal Government.
Therefore, as an agency to turn
our rivers and basin waters from
instruments of destruction into tools
of democracy, to end wasteful ero-
sion, to control devastating floods,
to reclaim and irrigate new lands
and to drain others, to aid naviga-
ton, to develop for the people from
their God-given natural resources
an abundance of cheap power, to
open new havens of recreation, as
an agency to utilize for little while
some of our own idle money to en-
ploy our own idle manpower to
conserve and develop our own idle
resources for a deserving people at
time when they shall need every
encouragement, and to help pre-
serve the democratic way by also
stressing the economic side of
democracy, the Arkansas Valley
Authority is submitted for your
approval.
Evening star., 1941-03-18
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Drainage Problem Acute.

There are problems Of drainage
that fit perfectly into the picture.
The people Of Arkansas, Louisiana
and Missouri have spent endless
millions through their levee and
drainage districts, without much
help from the Federal Government,
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-16
yonks Knock Over
indians Twice,
Red Sox Hot

Over in the National league, the
BOYS are getting ready to call out
he fire laddies to stop the red
hot Reds. whove finally found the
winning touch. With eight victories
in their last nine starts. the worlds
champs have moved into third place
nine games off the pace They
knocked off the Giants twice sun
day. 5-2 and 6-3 Elmer Riddle won
his fifth straight i'll the opener,
Mel Otis wind blown fly which
went for a homer No. l6) with a
mate on robbing him of shutout.
In the nightcap. the Reds spotted
the Giants a 80 leaG in the first
and came on to win like champs.
A crowd of 34,543 the largest in
st. Louis since 1889, saw the Dodg-
ers and Cardinals eul each Others 5
throatS in a twin bill. leaving st.
Louis with a two game league lead.
Kirby Higbe held the Cards to
seven hits and Brooklyn won the
opener. 81. but Ernie White, Rookie
southpaw, pitched a tWo-hitter to
give the Cards a 80 victory in the
nightcap. Pete Reiser, Dodgers out
fielder who is leading the league in
hitting, twisted his ankle in the
nightcap and probably will be laid
up 10 days.
Claude PaSSeau pitched the Cubs
to a 60 shutout over the Phillies
but 40 year old Charlie Root was
blasted for eight runs in the sixth
inning of the second game and the
tailenders copped the nightcap, 8-4
Bill Posedel pitched the Braves
to a ST. victory over the Pirates.
Rain halted the nightCap after two
innings with Pittsburgh on top 10.
Although they broke even with
Washington, the Tigers slipped into
fourth place in the American league
ahead of the White Sox who slump
ed to fifth. Sid Hudson outpitched
Hal NeWhouser to give the Senators
7-5 win in the opener but the
Tigers copped the six inning night
cap called by darkness, a..
An eight run rally in the eighth
enabled the Athletics to come from
behind and trim the Browns. 1914.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-16
Z. A. LIVESTOCK

Los ANGELES, June 16 UP)-
Federal state Market News Serv-
iccJ
Hogs 100, opened 1890 cents
higher than Friday; early bulk
medium to choice 17O-230 lb truck
ms 11-11.50; top 11.G0 on few 2O1-
208 Ib; 1877 lb 10; sows 7.75-S.25;
feeder pigs HIP.
Cattle 34OO; light fed steers a
round 25 cents higher; other class
IS about steady but undertone
weak on Mexican steers and COWS;
medium t. good around 9001000 ID
New Mexico fed teers 11.10-11.50;
Weighty grass steers $50; some
held higher; few loads Mexican
steers 7.1O-740; grass heifers TO 8;
cows IS; Gamers and cutters $50
CTS; bulls 7.5O-8.75; calves $50;
steady early top vealers 1880;
calves 1912, few down TO 9.
Sheep 1900; early sales fully
steady but bulk unsold; medium
TO choice 1924 lb spring lambs TO-
40-1O.75; few medium TO good lO5
lb shOrn ewes $50.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-16
NEW YORK STOCKS

NEW YORK. June 16 (UP) -
Stocks moved irregularly in quiet
trading today.
Featuring business news was the
steel operation rate, which was
placed at SO per cent of capacity
by the American Iron and Steel
institute. This rise from last weeks
$50 per cent was expected in vie "
of slight recessions in operations
In some leading centers for needed
repairs.
Heavy railroad equipment orders
were reported and this aided rail
equipment share. Gain ranged to
more than point in American car
& Foundry.
stock sales approximated 34O.-
600 shares compared with 440 200 in
the previous five-hour session Fri
day Curb stock sales were $4,000
against $4,000 last Friday.
Don Jones closing averages: In
dustrial 1916 off .09; rail 28.10 off
q; Utility 1855, UP .05; and 65
stocks 400. off .OS.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-16
Dominates B
Loop PIayin City

Cramer's softball stars continued
to lord it over e Centro's B league
Monday as the schedule was an
nounced for another weeks play.
The bakers lead the league with
eight victories against two losses.
In second place was the telephone
team with seven wins to three
losses and district office with seven
wins and two losses. The district
shop held third place with six VIC
tories and four losses.
Other standings were Coca Cola,
three won seven lost. Golden State,
two won eight lost, city. three won
seven lost, 20-30, three won six lost.
Tuesday night the bottlers play
district shou, Wednesday night the
phoners play the district office,
Thursday night Golden State meets
the city and Friday night Cramer's
plays 20-30.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-16
l.. A. PRODUCE

Los ANGELES, June 1G up
Trading was fairly good, with sup
plies plentiful on most comm odi-
ties.
Asparagus. loose colossal lie, Sc
lect and ex fey l2-1Oc, fey G-7lzs,
choice 5-5l2e, crooks 3i2-4c, small
3-31zc.
Bunched vegetables: per crates,
beet 212-3 doZ 60-75c; best soc;
carrots 3 doz 60-75c ordinary Assoc.
Imperial Wy doz 50-75c ordin-
ary 35c.
Cantaloups: Imperial Wy, Goa
chella Wy & Yuma jumbo 27s
s1.5O-1.75; late sales 81; jumbo 36s
S1.5O-2; late sales S1.25; jumbo ASS
Sl.75-2.25; late sales $3.50; std 45s
s1.5O-175: late sales $1.25; pony ass
S1.25-I.25 few $50; pony 54s Sl.25-
l.35; Jumbo 23s S1.10-1.35.
SQUASH: white summer local &
san Diego lug SLIPS few $1.35;
ordinary 75c; Italian $1.25-1.35 few
S1.5O, fair 81; yellow crook-neck
local & San Diego lugs SLIPS few
best $3.50 ordinary 75c.
Tomatoes: Holtville & Coachella
Wy crates 9-toDs SLIPS few Sl.5O:
12-tops $1-1.25; 16s 1850 few 81
some low as soc; San Pedro lugs
SKIS & 5x6 $2.50-2.75 some 81; 6x6s
S2-225: 6X7s S1.75-2.
Watermelons: Imperial Wy klon-
dikes & Yuma Klondikes 17-22 ID
avg ton lots and truck lots mostly
$40: less than ten lots mostly "a c
few 2I2c ID.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-16
By UNITED PRESS

Last Feb. l8. without benefit of
crystal ball or ouija board, Mr..
John Pepper Martin reached Sac
ramento and mOdestly announced
Maybe we can do all right in the
pennant chase
Just what does Pepper mean by
"chase?" Right now the Senators
are 13 games ahead of the field
and the throttle is tied down. The
other clubs have jus about given
up the pursuit.
Sacramento has lost only one
series this year-to San Francisco.
Yesterday they completed a seven
game sweep from Hollywood. They
have won u of their last IA en-
counters and their percentage OF
.725 is something to write home
about.
The Solons took yesterdays con-
tests to and 2 tC /. The mar
gin in the first was Jack Sturdy's
fifth-inning homer. An error by
Third Baseman Bob Kahle licked
the Twinks in the nightcap. He
threw wide TO first, permitting
George Turbeville 10 score. Don
Gutteridge got his 10th homer in
the first inning, and Al Hollings-
worth chalked up his 1lth win
against two defeats. Johnny Bitt-
ner turned in a three-hit perform
ance for Hollywood.
San Francisco split a pair with
Seattle and took the series, foul
games to three. Sam Gibson anc
Wyn pitched the Seals TO an tc
5 win in the opener, while the Rain
iers captured the nightcap tc
5. Paul Gregory was driven from
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-16
Helen Jacobs Wins
Eastern Crown

MERICN. Pa, June 16 CUP) -
Helen Jacobs. former American and
Wimbledon champion, retained the
Pennsylvania and eastern states
womens lawn tennis title yester-
day by defeating Philadelphia s
Hope knowles. 6-l, 60.
The Berkeley, Calf, player mix
ed heavy chop spins with hard
straight drives to over come her
opponent who is ranked 10th ma
tionally. She kept perfect control
throughout the match and held her
errors to Is.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-16

NEW YORK. June l6. CUP)-
Turn on the sirens and rush for
the storm cellars because here come
fire at high noon.
With seven straight victories and
two in row over the league lead
ing Cleveland Indians, Joe McCar-
thy'S men have served notice that
they mean TO take over the Ameri-
can league stronghold any day now.
The Yanks trumped Bob Feller Sat
urday. Al. and then came back
Sunday before 1882 in Yankee
Stadium to yanquish the Indians,
80.
Red Ruffing. winning his seventh
game and his third from Cleveland,
would have had a shutout if Joe
Gordon hadn't dropped a pop fly
in the eighth to let the Tribe make
two unearned runs. Joe DiMaggio' S
18th homer provided the winning
run. 1t extended DiMdggio's hitting
streak TO % straight games, within
one of the Yankee club record held
by Roger Peckinpaugh, present
Cleveland Manager, and Earl Combs,
Yankee coach.
And right behind the Yanks come
the Red SoX. They are all ablaze
themselves right now, with 10 vic-
tories in their last 10 games. BY
knocking off the White Sox twice,
86 and Ga, the Red Sox moved
within 3l2 games OF the Indians.
Another SurrAlr pitchers duel be-
tween those two grand old men OF
mound, Lefty Grove and Ted Lyons,
blew up. Grove retired in the fourth
after being hit on the pitching arm
by a drive from Kuhel'S bat
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-16
Coast Track Stars
Favored in Meet

LOS ANGELES, June 16 CUP) -
Track and field stars from the III
universities of the Pacific Coast
conference are favored to win their
fifth straight victory over picked
team from the big ten in a dual
meet tomorrow night.
Several meet records seemed
certain to fall and new world rec
ords were possibilities in the high
jump and mile relay.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-16
L. A, STOCKS

LOS ANGELES, June 16 UP)-
Trading on the Los Angeles stock
market was extremely sluggish to
day with sales approximating 1000
shares. Immediate reaction was felt
To- the American declaration that
closed all German cOnsulates in
this country.
Five issues remained unchanged
and only one showed a loss in the
inactive trading. TWO issues show
ed slight gains.
The list:
Blue Diamond Building Materials
.. Roberts Markets 1Oi4 Hancock
oil PAY, down ". new low; Re
public petroleum ", electrical pro-
ducts9 Menasc0 1es.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-16
Beauties 10 Play
Cotton Tues. Eve.

FL Centro's Beauties. girls soft
ball team. faced another severe test
Monday when they meet the Cotton
Cilerettes Tuesday night at e
Centro stadium.
Recently the Beauties dropped an
Sc decision to the Johnson Sign
team OF San Diego, one of the
coasts most powerful girls teams.
The Cotton nine represent anoth-
er leading coast club.