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$12,500.
6O35 BALTIMORE BLVD

An ideal location for doctor or any
profession. House ideally arranged for
combination ONCE and home. First
oDen dnns ns room w breaEfss asss
Gaa ,u aE% sS EeRRdeFn EcTs1e RErRs sshsn
TRAITOR; large bedroom with full tiled
nnished as one large master bedroom
with tiled bath. This floor could be
made into three rooms. large, dry
.. sn basement With recreation room. fun
sa S.tR ald Ssse i1S 1osm 'rei 81 f~ hos-
water heat. Outside entrance from
side. Could be used for business. OAK
noors; chestnut trim; nicely DECORATED.
: on two streets. Detached garage. Flag
stone terrace, stone walls, etc House
Is furnished with new, modern furni::
ts vsne sHaEht cssb 9F Saancs
terms. Open for inspection from IL
am; to pm. and after pm. during
$4,000.
HEIGHTS ESTATES.
" ACRE WOODED GROUNDS.
Large brick Colonial. IL rooms 4
baths, 3 fireplaces. Owner transferred.
10-ACRE ESTATE.
ON DISTRICT LINE.
This place faces on Rigs road and
Large, modern home: oufbuildines,
Being sold to settle estate.
For further information On above
PETER ]. HAGAN,
sss7 sssA INK eA,aasr' -,
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"SHOE STRING FARM"

Z
Restored .remodeed home on 40 beauti-
full rolling acres, land in the Fairfax hunt
section. First floor. entrance hall. Soft.
living room opening on large brick ter
race. SIT. fireplace. small room oil living
room, large dining room, modern. fully
equipped kitchen. maids room and bath:
end floor. bedrooms, baths: oil heat.
Also 2-story guest cottage, consisting of
large studio living room, fireplace each
studio % % Barn Barn including % % box s'' stails. An
ideal setting, large trees, inclosed white
board fence. Price, 100000: substantial
furnished
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$500 DOWN.

Owner transferred, must get immediate
sale for his 7-rm. home on s0x2OO lot in
Arlington, Va. Living rm. with fireplace,
heated sunroom, finished recreation rm
hos;water Oil heat: detached gar. con-
Venlsnt TO bus. Priced at $500:
THOS. G. MAGRUDER CO.,
CH. 3l3l. 2O61 Wilson Blvd. GIL. 1894
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2,3OO ACRES.

IL MILES FROM WASHINGTON
COMPACT in shape and with some ?
miles Of State road frontage. this tract
ment. Beautiful rolling woodland and
crossed by numerous streams, with many
unusual attractions for the nature lover,
Electric and telephone service are avail
able. and the tract is clear Of debt. In
. promising area, this tract may be de-
veloped now or held for . secure invest
one-fourth down.. balance over q period
Of years. No trades or options considered
See MASON HIRST. Annandale. Va, at
andria 6S12 or write Route Q, Box 345,
Alexandria, Va. once closed Sundays
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$9,750.
403 TAYLOR ST.
CHEVY CHASE, MD.
Detached brick, nice lot. Six rooms
TWO BATHS, slate roof; 1915 cash
Balance terms.
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GOOD INVESTMENT.
$1,000.
1901 Bath ST. NE.
MT. RAINIER, MD.
CORNER BRICK

IWO-FAMIIY APARTMENT.
Two complete apartments of three
rooms and bath each. New gas re-
frigerator. Oil hot-water heat Second
floor rents for S62.50 mo. Convenient.
Bus stops at door.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
2-FAMILY HOME

1900 blk. Nichols ave. s.e-2 yrs. old,
eacn apt. consisting Of rms, kit, di-
nette tile bath and shower, auto. heat;
nice front and rear yard; live in one apt,
iet rent from other apt. pay for your
nome Mr. Rombro, RA. 1890.
SOLDANO REALTY CO,
81 Eye st. NV NE. bsOO
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$500

So, ,OUU.
- $500 cash. s32 mo. Fairland ave.
Bungalow rooms and bath; Venetian
nllnds' naf gas n range and NV. heater, elec.
9lIo acre; Only 2 years old. owner in
service. g. mi. from Alexandria, out Little
River I'd. to Fairland. Call Mr.. Mahoney,
CH; 2440. N. C. HINES & SONS, Realtors.
1870 Lee hwy, exclusive agents
ARL., $500, 6 ROOMS, COAL
H.-W.H.; SPLENDID LOCATION.
SCHOOLS.
Shopping shsSId center, , bus blocks; good neigh
fertile lot, 6Ox175. First opportunity! But
you need need $1,000 and $50 per mo. Chest
ARLINGTON, VA.
Good value in attractive 6-rm house.
on Lee hwy, only 5 miles from washing
ton. Living I'm. with fireplace, 3 nice
bedrms and bath. 1t also has sun parlor
and recreation rm; Lot s0x20O with
ferred. Priced low for quick sale,
$9,500.
M. E. CHURCH, Realtor,
r. c. $500. Falls Church. Va r e 1S3Q
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EXCELLENT INCOME.

Well-located 14-room brick house, IL
huge bedrooms, each. will take 3 twin
beds 80 Foomers ae6 an and boarders Sd Income in
pletely furnished Shown by appt only.
Call EN-. 1890 till 8 pm. weekdays and
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3141 Central ave. ne. near Rhode
Island sve..aNew, Groom brick, bed.
open. H. c. MAYNOR. 2314 Rhode Island
ave ne North 433S
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$3.50.
7 ROOMS ACRE

Detached frame. seven rooms and
bath, all modern conveniences Hot
water heat (coaD. Close in on con-
crete street. Bus stop at door. A
rare bargain. Leased till April 1st.
Good terms.
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CHEVY CHASE, MD.
CThIr1IIp TTkTT IHT HAIT

CENTER-HAIL COLONIAL.
Beautiful, spacious home with bedrms.,
2 baths, 1st-f. den with Law, recr. rm.
Vacant and in new-house cond. Call Mrs.
Raffetto, OIL. O329. DIXIE REALTY CO.,
MA $3.50
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$3.50.
320 LONG BRANCH PKWY.

TAKOMA PARK, MD.
Ultramodern home. Detached brick.
LIVING ROOM, 1Sx22: FIREPLACE.
Five large rooms on first floor. Room
for three on second. Terms. 1O9e cash,
balance. $40 mo.
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1854 ELY PLACE Sc.

1st showing, attractive detached home.
7 rooms and tile bath. large living room n
pantry, elec. refg., radiator covers: large,
dry cellar with maids room. oil heat,
front porch, awnings; beautifully land
scaped: lot 50x103.5; 2-car garage with
loft; near bus, schools; immediate pos
session. Open 10 pm
onnA phaia Ic1and Ave- NJ n DE n3lr
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1C0lVI 'I1IV1DOICIN,
COOS Wilson Blvd, Arlington. Va.
Chestnut 4213 Glebe 3711.
Brick Home on l Acre.
Beautiful grounds with circular drive
way. pretty. English-type. nearly new
home. large living rm.,, fireplace. dining
rm. and snow-whte modern kitchen bed
bedrms. and bath. Full, dry basement.
Coal or oil heat. Also 3-rm. cottage.
Sl1,500.
ROMYE LAMBORN,
600s Wilson Blvd, Arlington. Va.
Chestnut 4213 Glebe 3711
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WILL PAY $1,000 CASH FOR 6
or 7 room detached, NV. section.
Give complete details. Don't
answer unless it has modern
kitchen and bath. Box 313-T,
Star.
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SEMI-DETACHED

beautiful home in Michigan Park,
rooms, , baths, hardwood floors and chest
nut trim throughout, recreation room with
fireplace, 2 screened and l open porch, on
large lot For further information call Mr..
Burr. MI. 607S. PAUL P. STONE. 5000
Conn ave n W
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NEW I WO-OIOfL bR1Ch.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
Well-built two-story brick on large
well-shaded corner lot. Large living
room, full-siZed dining room, modern
kitchen. with NEW ELECTRIC RE
FRIGERATOR, two large bedrooms
BASEMENT suitable for recreation
room. Oil air condition heat, auto
gas hot-water heater; Large detached
garage. Nicely HANDICAPPED lot, with
lily pond and outside fireplace. House
has copper screens and Venetian blinds.
Call us for particulars.
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WESTERN REAL ESTATE
CO., 2001 18th ST. NV.
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2O14 MONROE ST. N. E

woodridge-Attractiv asbestos shingle,
detached home rms, / " baths, INV h..
fruit trees, front porch large lot 75x1 l 5;
attic: 2-car garage; mr. bus, stores schools.
S9,250. Open l to Z pm.
VIM, R. THOROWGOOD.
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NEAR FALLS CHURCH. VA.

We offer reconditioned s-room, 2-bath,
2-kitchen house; h.-w.h. with oil; one acre
trust now $4,000; payable $50 month
Phone oxford 0322. Large cash payment
not neceSSary
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SPECIAL BARGAINS TODAY.
Almost new arm -and -bathrm. house.
8 mi. Wash. $3.50: about $500 cash
move in. Also 8 acres with rms and
bath: only 2 mi: Alex. hard I'd. INV h.,
S4.s5O pay small deposit, move in. NEW
house near. Fort Belvoir bus. sold today,
$4,000. Also 6-rm house on Wash bus
(bath. h.-w.h.), $4,000. easy terms
CRAWFORD'S, never c. d. 1902 Prince
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LARGE HOME
ON LARGE PLOT

ON LARGE PLOT.
Well-built and beautifully finished and
in excellent condition. 1st f-large en-
trance hall, living rm. with fireplace, din
ing rm. adequate for entertaining, sun
room, de luxe modern kitchen End fl
bedrms., large tiled bath separate shower
stall: huge foored attic. full basement,
trees
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.
WAREHOUSES WANTED.

SMALL WAREHOUSE, APPROXIMATELY
1000 50. it., suitable for the storage Of
trucks and equipment and for the use !as
located and at reasonable rental. Must
nave small heating plant and toilet, facili-
90S0.
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1905 North 10th St, Arlington, Va
This house is solid brick, succeed, has .
CLEVER CO., INC. Phone OK O322. Ex-
elusive agent. Inside inspection by appoint
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ARLINGTON-$7,45O.
OWNER TRANSFERRED.
1900 KIRKWOOD RID. NORTH
KEITH D. BRUMBACK,

SILVER SPRING BUNG.
Splendid close-in location. five beauti-
ful rooms, screen porch, gas heat. air con-
ditioning. beautiful lot with plenty of
shade trees. Phone or see A. ]. KES-
SINGER. SH. 4544. 1884 Colesville rd,
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NO GAS WORRIES.
Owners health compels him to sell
charming brick bungalow. 5 large rooms.
attic, porch. coal or oil heat. steel storm
windows; only block shopping and trans,
10 minutes downtown: S6.95O, substantial
cash. Glebe 1896 today
DOMINION HOMES, INC
ABOUT 2. MILES THIS SIDE OF FAIR
lax Courthouse on paved road, about IL
acres OF land with modern house Of Z
rooms, baths, hot-water heat, electric
lights: refrigerator and range. Plenty of
land for gardening, grove and small stream
At rear spring. Price, SI2.50O
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER,
1913 X st. NV. MA 1886
STONE HOME. 5 RMS. AND BATH, COM
plete kitchen, full cellar, coal or oil h.-W.h.
over Memorial Bridge, right on Lee blvd.
y mile to Fl Myer drive. left to North
Plerce ST. at Fl; Myer safe. right to house,
HOLBROOK & CO. OXFORD 21s4.
WILL ACCEPT MODERN. USED TRAILER
as down payment on 6-room and bath
brick bungalow, now vacant Fine loca-
ton. Mt. Rainier, Md. Balance easy
monthly payments. Can AID. 8S2S
ARl.NQTON-JUsT CONPLETD AND
Gated 3-hsdrm. brick Colonial, built-in
lsfsge. fireplace. equipped kit. Only
''0 a1cR pHoPHrus, rc..
d. es16 GE d..
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COLORED BARGAINS
300 block Irving st. n.w.-Semi-de
h 9rk; rms, kit. 2 baths, hardwd.. frs
Two houses in 200 blk. st. ne, one block
Of Union Station: one with rms .
baths, z kit. finished basement. Other. s
rms, 2 baths. finished basement. Both
Call MRS. LEWIS. HO. 1869. with
PASQUAL REALTY CO., Executive $3.50
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PRICE REDUCED S45O.OO.
for quick sale of FINE flve-room BUNGA-
Low in New Alexandria. just redecorated
and in excellent shape Now priced at
only $4,000. with only ST 1000 cash neces-
sary from resp. purchaser. Very con-
venient for TORPEDO PLANT employe.
Liberal terms.
L. S. HURLEY,
Nearly Nina Years at
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1942-05-06
~. Y. STOCKS

NEW YORK May CUP Stocks
turned irregularly lower in quiet deal
ings today after six consecutive sessions
of advance.
The reaction largely was ascribed to
technical reasons and TO a lowering of
bids on disclosure OF the fall of Cor
regdor and SITTER than expected French
resistance to British occupation of NADIA
gascar The disappointing war news did
not bring out any concerted selling but
tended to depress buying interest.
Bonds also dipped irregularly. Com
moniues were irregular Corn had gains
10 more tina ma cent and soy beans to
more than cents but wheat and other
grains did little. Cotton steadied on small
losses. Hogs were slightly firmer and
wool held steady.
Disclosure that the civil aeronautcs
proceedings of American Airlines and
Eastern Air Lines brought some buying
into stocks of those companies American
Rose "a points TO BOZ and held most
of the gain and Eastern was up frac-
ton
Rails were slightly softer. altho Santa
Fe more than halved an early loss of
more tina ma point Sears Roebuck end
WoOlworth set new 1912 lows on fractional
losses on reports showing a falling OH
in sales last month.
The preliminary closing Dow Jones av-
erages: Industrial 96.71, off SIS; Rail
2454, off OF; Utility l1.62 off II; 65
stocks b. 70, off Is.
big board" sales were 267 $50 shares
against 272, 800 yesterday. on the curb
exchange turnover was 44.535 shares
against ~ Cos yesterday
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1942-05-06
LOCAL BUTTERFAT
l.. A. PRODUCE

LOS ANGELES. Lalif, May CUP -
Trading was moderate.
Asparagus: slightly weaker; per Id:
local eX select and colossal &c; eX fey
and select s-slzc. fey 7-7l@, choice D
5kc Guadalupe 6-7c.
Bunched vegetables: spinach and or.
onions firm, others steady. per crt:
beets 21s 3 doz 60-9Oc, carrots 3 doz
9O-S1; best S115 fair 6O-75c. dixon ,
doZ 1880. Celery root . dOz best soc.
fair soc. green onions doz 2.75-325
fair 2-2.40; leeks doZ 30; mustard !
doz LILO fair soc. parsley doz 80
100; radishes small red doz 1902;
fair 1.25: spinach doZ 1.25-1.50 fair
81: turnps 21z 3 doz 1890. fair 50-6Oc
Cabbage: steady. local cannonball crts
1871; fair 6O-65c. ordinary 4Oc. red 81
lbs. savoy 75-S5c.
Cantaloups: weaker; Imperial std ass
II. 50: pony SIS $50; 64s $50; IDS 81; sos
3. 1884.
Squash: about steady on summer,
slightly weaker on Italian. White sum-
mer Imperial crts Sill. 25; fair 1890,
Coachella crts 1.15-125; Italian Imperial
crts 1-1.15; fair 1890. followers Goa
chella crts 1-1.15 yellow crOokneck I'm
perial crts 1.15-1.35; banana gray and
pink SC per ID.
Strawberries: slightly stronger. Trays
San Diego Klondikes 150-f.T5 fair lao.
No 9O-S1.10; Capistrano Klondkes
1.75-1.S5 red raspberries 2.25; black ber-
rieS trays 1.10-l15.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1942-05-06
TRIBE OPENS CRUCIAL SERIES WITH
YANKS; TRY TO GET BACK IN STRIDE

the Boston Braves. IL.
Veteran soutnpaW Larry French
beat the Cards singlehanded, hold
ing them to four hits and driving
in two runs including the winning
counter in the 18th inning.
Buck Walters of Cincinnati,
joined the hitting pitchers to score
his first victory of the season over
the New York Giants, 81. Walters
allowed only five blows and he,
Lynn Frey and Mike Mccormick
delivered successive singles in the
10th to beat Hal Schumacher.
Johnny Podgajny rationed 10 hits
as the Philadelphia Phils halted
the Chicago Cubs, 4-2. The Phils.
scoring their sixth triumph of the
season, punched nine safeties off
Claude Passeau and added five
stolen bases
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1942-05-06
PLAYERS MAKE
TOURNEY PLANS

Plans for the Imperial Valley
league singles and doubles cham
pionship tourney scheduled for all
day Saturday on the Ell Centre high
school courts, continued Wednes-
day.
Each of the four schools, Ell Gen.
tro, CaleXico, Brawley and Holtville,
are to send six entries Two singles
players and doubles team in both
men and Womens divisions will
compete.
Jack Hens, top man on the Ell
Centre high school team, is con-
coded to be the best in the mems
singles and Joan Bowker of CAL
exico is top-seeded in the women's
singles.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1942-05-06
and dangerous every time at ba
HONORABLE MENTION

Another catcher who deserves at
least honorable mention is Fresh
man Henry Erquiaga of CaleXico. He
hardly ever let a ball get away from
him and had good arm. His season
batting average of 1868 is not to be
sneeZed at either. If he improves,
he looks like a lead-pipe cinch for
No. One backstop honors next year.
Picking a first 5aseman for an
ideal valley team is about as hard
a job as you'd want. If you put them
all in a sack and shake them it prob
ably wouldn't help a bit.
Here's our nomination: Herbert
Lopez, Calexico. Lopez didn't come
out until the season was two games
old but in the remaining four games
he proved to be one of the best field
erS on the Bulldog team and his hit
ting was well over the three hundred
mark.
At second base we also run into
difficulty. Little Henry Andra,c
of CaleXicO was about as good
second sacker as can be found here
and the same gees for Gene Os-
walt of Ell Centre. Both were
the leading hitters of their respec-
tive mines. Andrade hit .555 and
Cswalt belted the ball at .421.
In this case we feel we're obliged
to take license and do little switch
ing on our perfect team. Well pick
OsWalt on second and choose An
drade at shortstop. Although Hen
ry did not hold down that spot he
easily could have.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1942-05-06

events OF tne county meet IN BraN-
ley last Friday night.
Gene CSwalt, who set a new coun-
ty record in the pole vault with
a leap of II feet. 6i2 inches heads
the list Of varsity entries. OSwalt
is figured to have as good a chance
as any valley athlete to cop honors
in the coast meet. He also ran on
the A relay team.
Other. varsity entries include:
George Procsal, 44O: Andy Dubois,
44O: Ed Wylie, $50; Ben Derrick,
hurdles; Dick Carr. hurdles.
Eddie Alareon, B Splinter who
won both the 100 and 22O-yard dash
es in Brawley, is expected to do
well Additional B entries include: :
Les Horton, relay. John Roderique,
60: Bill Henderson, daShes; Hugh
Littrell, shot put; Ray Muncill, hur-
dies; Howard Pipes. relay.
Kenneth Aduddell, pole vaulter, is
the sole c entry from e Centre.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1942-05-06
CANDY KID RULED
OUT OF SUGAR

DURHAM. N c., May (UP)-
Clayton Heather, the big, blond
Candy Kid. was "all burned up"
today at officials of the Profess
sional Golfers association who rul-
ed him out of the National PEA
tournament a second time.
The smuggling former candy max
er, who won fifth money in the
National last year, was preparing
to tee off at Hope Valley country
club yesterday in the Carolinas
qualifying round when he was noti-
fled he would be ineligible for the
May 1881 tournament at Atlantic
City. N. j., because of "unethical
conduct"
Heather said he supposed the
action resulted because he quit dur
ing the $4,000 Asheville tournament
and had an argument with another
professional in the clubhouse.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1942-05-06
BY OSCAR FRALEY

NEW YORK, May 6 (UP) -
CleYeland's skidding Indians. seek
ing to refute charges they are just
another Morning Glory" crew,
open a critical two-game series
against the world champion New
York Yankees today with the
American League lead hanging in
the balance.
The Tribes pennant prospects
also will be decided during the two
games. Although the Indians have
won IA and lost six, to head the
junior circuit by a half game over
the Yanks, 10 of their victories
have come at the expense of second
division clubs.
DIMAGGIO JOLTS EN-
Paced by Joe DiMaggio's BOOM
ing bat, which raped two homers
and a triple to score four runs, the
Yanks beat Chicago Sd in 10 in
nings yesterday. DiMaggio's triple
scored Tommy Heinrich with the
winning run in the 10th.
Boston handed Cleveland its
third pasting, 1873, hammering four
Indian pitchers for 18 hits. Ted
Williams hit his sixth homer of the
season and-for the first time since
joining the SoX-laid down bunt
and beat it out for a hit. Ken
Chase, former Washington south
paw, gave up u hits in coasting
to victory.
Russ Christopher gave Detroit
only three hits in hurting the
Philadelphia Athletes to a 81 vic
tory over the Tigers.
Rookie Early Wynn scored his
third triumph of the season by
pitching and batting the Washing
ton Senators to a So victory over
st. Louis. Wynn's sixth inning
single with the bases loaded drove
home the winning run with the
score knotted at 3-3
Brooklyn boosted its National
League lead to X games, adding
full game as it defeated the ST.
Louis Cardinals, 81, while second
place Pittsburgh dropped before
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1942-05-06
WOMACK LOOKED GOOD

Jerry Womack, part-time pitcher
and part time fielder for the Spar
tans, looked good when he played
at short.
Picking a third-baseman is COM
paratively easy Carl Williams of
Brawley is the outstanding hot cor
ner expert. He is one of the leagues
best hitters and fielders.
Our fielders are: Stan Mitosinka,
left, Ell Centre; Tom Osa, center,
FL Centre; and Bill Blair, right,
Calexico.
Mitosinka was one of the leading
hitters on the Spartan team, hitting
over 400 His judgment is uncanny
and he has very good arm. Osa
is a power hitter. He made hits
when necessary - long ones. His
fielding is much better than aver
age.
Well, there it is. Hope it satisfies.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1942-05-06
METERS FEEL
'DEFEAT'SSTING'

The tennis softballers from Ell
Centre high felt the bitter sting
of defeat Tuesday afternoon when
they went down fighting before
team of high school and junior COL
lege boys in a ''grudge battle" Score
was 10 TIC Z.
The METERS were scheduled to
play the regular high school team
but all CT them did not put in an
appearance. Filling in with jaysees
the regulars outhit the METERS in
a free-scormg game.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1942-05-06
ACORNS MOVE
UP IN LEAGUE
BY UNITED PRESS

The crippled Oakland Acorns
upset the league leading Seattle
Rainiers, 7-6 Tuesday night and
moved to within a game of the sec
ond place Los Angeles Seraphs. but
it took a two run splurge in the
eighth to turn the trick and four
Rainier pitchers were used in an
attempt to Illustrate the Acorns.
Clarence Beers OF Sacramento
who ought to be pitching for Seat
ties Suds, turned in his fourth
victory of the season, a So win
over Portland.
San Diego outlived San Francis
co 1919 in a free hitting game in
which 81 blows were blasted off six
pitchers. Jack Calvey's homer with
two men on base provided the mar
gin of victory in the seventh in
ming. Catcher Bill Salkeld of San
Diego had four singles and a walk
in five trips to the plate.
Hollywood walked over Los An
geles to l by taking advantage
of errors by Jack Hanson.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1942-05-06
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO, MAY UPb Wheat fu-
lures eased fractionally on the board
of trade today but other futures closed
steady 10 firm.
Local traders lent support with light
buying. while outside interest remained
light There appeared TO be some hedg-
ing in the wheat pit possibly against
purchases of CCC wheat in the southwest
Wheat closed unchanged to off Il 10
up Il cent a bushel; corn up Il 10
IL oats up X 10 * rye up 4; ana
soy beans up ] 10 Ok.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1942-05-06
l.. A. GRAIN
l.. A. LIVESTOCK

LOS ANGELES. May c up - Federal
state market news.
Cattle salable 500, fairly active, steady
few loads medium steers l60-12. IS.
some held higher, good quotable to 1873:
load good cows 10. common TO medium
8. 25-9. 50; Gamers and cutters Is. 81 81:
medium TO good bulls 9.5O-11. Calves
salable POO. fully steady, medium tu
choice vealers 1918. few 15.25; me-
dunn to choice calves 10. 5O-13.
Hogs Salable 400, mostly IL cents high
er: good 10 choice 170-240 Id Il. 65-
1915, top 1915; light lights down 10
so: sowS L. Sob.
Sheep salable 600, steady; few good
spring lambs 11.75; deck 124 ID good
shorn ewes $50 deck feeder lambs 1915.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1942-05-06
FAVORED ADVANCE
IN AAU HANDBALL

SAN FRANCISCO, May Cup
-Favorites without exception had
advanced to the second round of
play today in the National Senior
AAU Handball championship. but
two dark horses cropped up during
the first rounds.
Picked to finish in the round of
four were Stanley HitZ, Harrisburg,
Pa; Ed Rawling, Kansas City. Jack
Clements San Francisco and An
gelo Trulio, Brooklyn, runner-up
last year to the abdicating cham
pion Joe Platak of Chicago.