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Evening star., 1943-10-19
HOUSES WANTED 70 RENT,

ARMY OFFICER wants 3-bedroom house
NV. or nearby Virginia; immediate pcsses-
sion. Phone OR. 505S.
BRITISH OFFICER requires large house.
NV. Write Advertiser 1929 33rd st.
n W. Pa
ably NV. by attorney and wife: will pay
Sl20 mo: Call EX. 1176, Ext. T.
TWO CULTURED WOMEN. Govt. workers
or apt, NV. or nearby Va; $40 EX. 1920
Ext. 157 or S63 l9s
3 OR BEDROOM HOUSE, preferably La
fayette School district, Chevy Chase. Lease
Or otherwise. OR 6161.
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CONGRESS HEIGHTS
RIVER TERRACE
HOUSES uNFURNISNEp.

GROOM AND BATH HOUSE, with 3 stoves,
! block Navy Yard and , blocks Capital
Transit bus terminal Ii 1878.
DILLON PARK S.E.-4-room bunealow. .
So 80 per month Gail Mr.. Nyce DI,
6O92 VIM, NJ, Throckmorton, realtor. IN
-BN. BUNGALow. bath. earage. all mod
en- ConvenienceS. zoos 54th ave Brad
er,,' Hco,!"hts, Call bet. and > pm
ARLlNGToN-2 b.r. brick and frame. new
house condition, aforementioned cocl heat;
nea- Fort, Myer, Navy End Army B dEs
BIS one block; prefer Army or NAVY on
CO, So 22lO 4th st, So; possession at
StH-R00M HOUSE, basement District
Hts; months, rental adultS only, ref
e ences required. Cell II llside 0652
= n. II; AVE, near Hiilendale. rms
SH?Ferient transportation. S2S month.
ST. ltJ6.
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IDEAL LOCATION

Coiored-On Riggs pl NV, just west
Or 10th st.-Owner says sell row brick, q
large rooms, 5 bedrooms, bath, new COM
plete oil heating system, yard and garage:
S12. 900. Terms. RA 800
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

JOG ALLAN RD.. Yorktown Village. Md
garage; beautifully furnished. new house
convenlent TRANSPORTATION; rent, S140 per
mfoGH1n: 10 10 inspect call l.. E. Breuninger
$5is RobMAN ST. NV bedrooms. a,a
baths, den, drawing room, library, 2-car
gsrage maids room and bath: restricted
beautifully furnished. $3.50 month Shown
HOUSE BEAUTIFUL'S" brides home of
1887. adjoining Kenwood; lovely home for
n lawn and af shrab6ery SEbeiSaS reR HnS $3.50
shoreham Hotel Apt. S2O-F. nv
COUPLE WANTED to share home oIl
tasIiitiSs; Iad wife nnemploGed no children
MAN with four children Will share home
with marred couple. wife capable OF tax
ing chaTsc with assistance OF reliable
mad mad App'y "9l7 18th St. ne. DE. .-AA;2
FALLS CHURCH v..-New, { rooms o "a
baths. large lot, cleo. kit, att garage
porch in Jjmmed. occup.; s145. Mr.. Johnson,
NICELY TURN. HOUSE, j., block from
transp.. near schools: coal furnace; reason
able. WA 1896
419 NOR TIL KENMORE ST, Arlington. Va.
M7BdTnsaIoT' rddn1 10y - bedrooms, din, rm. with
Ma. 0a74, CH, 7ISS 0'--' ''e' -l'0'
BEI,HIESDA, BETH s;I; MD.-6 rooms, modern, beau
session sI75 sEe II Ffy o' 1nc mmeS3f'e Wf e3qo RqS
! DON'T THINK you can find another all
orick mouse less than = years old, fur
niShed Ike this one and in this kind of
on a, yearly lease for $3.50 per month,
For further information call OIL 3459.
4t2G sth ST. N.W.-6 rms and bath
porches, completely furnished. coal heat,
~ = per month, Floyd E. Davis Co., 1929
Evening star., 1943-10-19

COL0RED-Familv of three adults want
apt. in NV. section. Two or three Rooms.
kltchenette and bath; references. Box
3So-C Star oOs
Evening star., 1943-10-19

WILL SUBLFASE FINE .
bedroom apt, fUrn. or I'M
furn.; Army colonel and
wife WAC officer, accus-
toned to quality living, will
guarantee proper care of
furniture and apt price
secondary for the r:qht apt.
Please contact Adlai Mann,
agent. Woodward Bldg.
Phone Me. 1901.
Evening star., 1943-10-19
GARAGES FOR RENT.
TRAiLERS WANTED.
TRkILERS FOR SALE.
THOMAS F. BURKE, Attorney.

GILDER. 1910, IS-foot. frst-cIaSs condi-
tion, priced right for quick sale. 6gO9
D St. Seat Pleasant Md 20s
INDIAN TRAILER-LIke new. Sleeps 4:
Slqo cash, S25 mo. Mrs, Mcleod. e Um-
hrella Trailer Camp on Lee HIghwsy, w. of
Falls Church. Va OK 0g7G.
STREAMLITE AMBASSADOR, 1912. &c #.
long, rooms. permanent bed. running
water. Write Box 251-C. Star. 2l'
IKAILERS. 3S, new and used. Sla5 to
S2,395 Cash for your trailer. Richter
Trailer Sales. Cherry Hill Camp, Berwyn,
Evening star., 1943-10-19
WATER FRONT PROPERTY,

iroom and bath cottaee. on
sait water, 30 miles out. Running water.
chimney, elec. stove: fully screened. fur
niShed; good beach; sacrifice, 81 9a5;
small down payment, hal. S25 a month.
200 ACRES, Southern Maryland, 1900
feet shore; 80 acres valuable timter
{ F Lee. Annapolis Md
Evening star., 1943-10-19
FARMS WANTED.

FARMER, white, middle
ased, desires to lease or cash rent farm
in Montgomery or Prince GEORGES County
might consider share basis Have neceS-
ssry horses and equipment Please state
ioca tion, rent size of farm and house
c3-D Star
Evening star., 1943-10-19
SUBURBAN PROPERTY WA

BUY OR RENT house and or lot, / a. or
more, within Is mi D. c., near transpor-
tatlon in Prince GEORGES or Fairfax; small
first payment, OCCUPANCY house any time
Withln 10 mos; will construct S., 900
5M. 5enitalng on land at once Write 1855
6 pm. 10s
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ATTFNTION PLEASE

New Travelo just arrived, % IT. by s It
wide. Cedar siding. fiber glass insulated
Homlsote enameled interior: L-k.tchcn;
permanent bed and numerous other out
STANDING features too numerous to men
ton. See at earliest convenience as the
supply IS limited and priced at an out
standing buy As always We lead
AMERICAN TRAILER CO, INC,
4O3U Wis. ave. NV. WO 3@32.
Ope- EveS TIL q
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LOW-PRICED NV. HOME,

S6,46O
8 rooms and bath: gas heat garage. row
mousse moderate cash payment Call Mr.
Hannah.
MOORE & HILL CO.
S04 11th St ME- 41n0
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PE IWORIH.
Sep7iSptacbed pricl

~ .otNlIutIHCTled BrlCk.
This modern home is in perfect condi-
porch.S, tile bath and shower, lovely kitch-
en-. electric refrigeration, real fireplace.
concrete front porch, daylight basement,
oil heat, built-in garage nice lot. Don't
tail to SEE this before huyinC
1915 St BE1TzELL. DI 31oo.
MT. PLEASANT SECTION.
Semldet. brick. paneled den. breakfast
room. bedrooms " baths. incloscd porch
ges heet, attic Price. Sl4 $50 terms.
THOS. l. PHILLIPS, WO. 1000 until 9
o m. 35lS Conn
Evening star., 1943-10-19
HOUSES FOR SALE icant.l

CHEVY CHASE GARDENS. S13,95O-Di-
Tek IRON Ssb stone
ATTIC, new modern kitchen, breakfast nook,
24-ft; living room; insulated, redecorated.
s-ROoM BRICK HOME IN good ne. loca-
ton. hot-water heat. oil burner, built-in
garage; house. in excellent condition; pos
Sc session 80 's1h Win deed. Mr.. Foster WA. 9l7s
NEAR 18th AND OTIS SITS. N.E-e-room
Ha brick 3 screened porches, large rooms;
S2S5q sPW ROM isISk is1Sk eyes a.ls Ex Ss 5sss
able Navy Yard Boiling Field, Naval Air,
Naval Research: occupancy at once. Ana
faRGE f thsass FRhME cS1P sth and Long
fell9w en,nsr stsi to be torn down; lots Of good
,gccessful bidder. VIM. T. Ballard, 1871
c; ZAcANT; oPEN-55oo Nebrasks avs;
brick new condition $1,000 moderate
Chevy Chase. b. c. 14.7 Eye st. NV. DI.
5.G 2a39, |, NJ Brokers; nsEx attention! sn ~,
mar Manor Md.-5-room and bath frame,
new condition; $3.50 Also vacant-6130
KagstGn Ia ste I'd, Cspitel Hshts Md-s-goom
payment balance like rent. Fulton r
Gordon owner 1927 Eye st. NV. DI.
523O Brokers. attention!
FOR SALE. in Alexandria, va very old
small brick buildings with original wood
work in good location. suitable for re-
mrodeling. n Prices, $1,000 and $4,000.
Y; Ward Boswell, 2@0 So. Washington st.
Alexandria 26l6
WOODRIDGE-Vacan detached brick II
rooms, 3 baths; ncw-house condition; ideal
for home or doctors office. 1909 Kearney
ST. ne.
BROOKLAND. y block from shopping CEN
ter and car line. Detached asbestos
shlngle, 3 bedrooms on second floor, large
atuc slate roof, INV. heat, 3-car garage,
lot 5OXl so TT: vacant. real bargain at
Slo,950. Realty Associates, Inc, Elk.
ATTRACTIVE HOME near 10th and H SITS
ne, Z rooms and bath, hot-water heat, in
good condition and now vacant. Price,
$500; easy terms. James Morris Wood
ward. realtor. 723 Goth st. NV
section Of ne Frame with asbestos
lot loft. front running to wide alley
James Morris Woodward realtor, 723 goth
SMALL DOWN pAYMENT-of Macarthur
1 blvd. p. c.: semidetached stucco over
brick: FIVE rooms, bath, two large bed
rooms. two screened norches. gas, hot
water heat, daylight basement det. garSge:
hoySa needs papering and painting. Price
$3.50, with allowance for repairs. Owner
DE. 6544. Office, MA. 9067.
Evening star., 1943-10-19
S400 Cash.

S65 per mo. for 81 months and then
6-room new brick 2-story houses, excellent
bus transportation, Near Pentagon Bldg
Drive out Arlington Ridge I'd. TO s. Glebe
I'd, turn right and follow Pentagon homes
signs. IOpposite Arna Valley Protect }
FREDERICK w. BERENS, INC, 1928 K
Evening star., 1943-10-19
$3.50.

TAKOMA PARK. D. c.
Detached, nearly new brick home OF 5
NICE rooms, recreation room; completely
redecorated. Located in a lovely neighbor-
hood and convenient to stores and trans
portation The house invites your imme-
diate inSpection
ISL K St BETTZFIJ DT 31OO
Evening star., 1943-10-19

$500.
Nearby Virfinia
just 10 mlnueS from downtown is this
pretty, almost new stone and brick home
ultro modern in every detail. de luxe bath
colored tie and fixtures. parquet floors
elaborate kitchen, electric refrigeration,
oeautltrl recTeat ton room. two real FIRE
heat. This is a real buy. Cali now
lolb St. BETHEL. DI 81 90
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.
FARMS FOR SALE.

WANTED TO RENT. md Commercial build
ing, suitable for machine shop approx
mately 1000 So. TT. Call Ii 9343.
Evening star., 1943-10-19
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.
PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE ARCHITECT OF THE
CAPITOL "a Washington, D. c. October Is.
be received in this office until 300 pm.
october %, 1943. and then publicly opened
Tor furnishings and delivering replacement
parts for Westinghouse stokerS at the
Capitol Power Plant, WASHINGTON. D. c.
Bidding intormat ton may be obtained on
Architect of the Capitol.
Evening star., 1943-10-19
SUBURBAN PROPERTY roR RENT

COMPLETELY FURNISHED 4-room and
bath buns allow. with oil heat, SIS Clifton
Laughlln, Mclean. Va. Elmwood SCI
Evening star., 1943-10-19
HOME VALUE

HOME VALUE.
4l04 54th ST.. Decatur Hts, Md, large
oetached brlck home; : rooms a bed
fooms), : baths, 2-car garage. servants S
room and bath. all modern conyiences;
A. HUMPHREYS
Evening star., 1943-10-19
S. Q50
ARLINGTON, LYON PARK

This house Is located IL, blks. from
2 bus lines. same, distanee to modern
shopping center. There are. . very nice
ing room opening on large screened liv-
ing porch. the kitchen. has more than
ample closet space. full basement with
outdoor fireplace. Must be seen to be ap-
oreciated.- Call MI Johnston, CHI. 81
Evening star., 1943-10-19
CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY
SECTION
5l2 TENN. AVE NE

Furnished bedroom and kitchen. stove
and refrigerator, heat, light and gas, but
share the bath; first floor: $1,000 per mo
Mrs, Young. on property, will show apart
ment Mr.. Nycc. DI. 6092. with
VIM. NJ. TFROCKMORTON. REALTOR.
Evening star., 1943-10-19
APARTMENTS FUR. OR uhruR.

123 d ST. N.W.-2 rms kitchen, refg-,
phone. gas. elec. and heat included
Evening star., 1943-10-19

FOR CLEAN, LATE-MoDEL
CHEVROLETS-FORD FORDS-PLYMOUTHS
BARRY-PATE & ADDISON,
Wsshington's Oldest Chevrolet Dealers
1922 l4th St NV HO 15Oo
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-07
Farm Debt At
Low Point In
United States

Increased mortganr pavmcn,s by
farmers have reduced The total farm
mortgage indebtedn,ss of the United
States 20 the loves point in ~
EcalS. said John v. Goodman. rs
SISt:'M' director of Extension nj S.atr
S"IIt%"' here today ami he advised.
-N"ilh carolina growers to further
reduce their debt commitments.
II" reported that during the filst
part of l943 demand iur loans 10
purchase farms showed continued
decline in the Federal Land Bank
system and that other mortgage lend
rrS noted similar trend
When prices fUT farm products
arc relatively high and there are
opportunities for making profits, The
tendency among growers tu buy adj
dl'!"nal lands at high prices almost
always follows. Leading economists
say that this is just the time 10 pay
OIL old debts and not take on any
additional obligations which will
particularly burden>omc when prices
Toy farm crops arc lower and chances
Tor profits are less.
Goodman pointed Ia what hap
pcneG after the last war. when some
growers purchased land al about
SfuU an acre. hoping 10 pay for il
Win cotton at 40 cents per pound.
NJ that period. ii took only about
'Wo pnieS of cotton - buy an acre
OF l;nd. Only a few months later.
When cotton dropped 10 10 cents a
pound and farmers were producing
Inc crop at loss. il took eight bales
or cotton To pay off the indebted
ness on the same acre OF land.
Goodman said that the old saving
I'm time of war. prepare toy peace"
particularly applies to farmers al
this time.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-07

oluei brother and two other farm
ii"haS Went off to the wars. Almost
si'sle handed she has handled the
Nn'pp!hs and hoeing =: the - acres
VI cotton and before and after work
noUrs she has milkcd two cows.
SAe mas also helped her mother WITH
.i'e mouse work during her spare
Junior, in addition TO doing Il
man $ work as he pirwS along with
MS ia'her day after day is still car
.Shis out two All projects in his
iirSt year in club work. lie is
iccdlng calf and has special corn
project.
me Miller Hines :amily has u
acres OF cotton, 8 acres of corn, 10
mcreS "i lespedeza. i acres Of wheat.
: acres OF oats, II. acres of sorg-
num- ana two-acrc vegetable gar
N'n. AS Tor livcStoca. they have two
.n'ik COWS, l calf. > milcS. 30 hens
ana 100 chicks 10 b. ird and cared
for.
Every single mcnbvr of the Hines
family has gone t. war and, when
ihc Eictory's won. the part which
Lillian and Juniu. have PLAYED
>nouId not be forgotten. Sloan said:
! ihcr" should De u.a medals for
In" l.i,tle Soldiers"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-07
BY DR.. JOHN II. HAWKINS

There are many families that have
contributed greatly toward the Unit
ed States Army, bu, there are three
outstanding Vance county culurcd
families that are helping the Army
force greatly. Citizens .! Vance
county are willing to and du bow IN
recognition - these three families.
Mrs. Lucy Bullock. widow OF the
late Len j. Bullock. has three sons
III the Army and all 'hlcc went N
January. Two went In Iurua-v.
1892. namely. Hamilton und L,u.J.t
Bullock. The Other sr". g.rd-r.c,..
was inductcd january ~. 1912. on
the anniversary Of Ia" marriage" O..
his parents. -
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-07

Boston, England. now has a GOV
ernment community restaurant in
the court room II the old Guil-:hafl
where the Ple!.m Fathers were t!..cd
in 1903
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-21
". 7. STOCKS

NEW YORK. June 21 UP)-StocSs slip
ped lower in one OF the slowcst sessions
of the year today as traders awaited the
outcome OF the nations third coal mine
shutdown In the past seven weeks.
There was little selling and prices were
off principally because of the lack of
buying interest. closing with losses run
ming 10 around a point.
Steel and motor leaders generally held
slightly below their previous closing levels
but number of war equipment stocks
were weak.
Thc American Iron & Steel Institute re-
ported today that the nations steel mills
are scheduled to operate this week at
oT.6 per cent of capacity compared with
o7.s per cent last week. A spokesman Tor
u. S. Steel Corporation, however. warned
that the latest coal stoppaEe is expected
10 cut down steel outpu; almost imme-
diately. He predicted that the company's
coke output would be down TO % per
cent of capacity within few days, fol-
lowed quickly by drop in steel produc-
fion.
Nevertheless. little selling came into
the steel shares, apparently because OF
the Wall Street adage against selling on
strike news. Bethlehem dropped almost
point on a few sales, while L. ). Steel
lost x point to 5dh and came back
bureh coal preferred was a weak feature
i'm IFS group on a loss of / y points at 81.
Chryslcr was off x at 7sSs near the close.
General Motors lost y to 54iA and Good
wear Tire dropped a point To 81 before
meeting light support.
The preliminary closing Dow-Jones av-
erages: Industrial. 13s 70. off 0.94; rail.
ID II. off od4: utility, 20.10, off 0.16; 65
stocks 47.71, off 0.39.
Sales were 714,540 shares. compared
with 6S2. $50 Friday. on the curb turn
over was 1850 against leo,99O last
Friday.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-21
M A r K E S
l.. A. PRODUCE

los ANGELES June y tUPl-
PUNCHED VEGETABLES: Dull. For
Crt: BeetS 2ia-3 doz. 75c-l -; carrots
3 doz. 75c-1. 90; chaird 21s-3 doz rs
$50; green onions doz. 2o0-2.5O; leckS
? doz 1.75-20o: ustard doz 100,
parsley doz. 2.oo-225; radishes small
red s doz 2.00-2 so; spinach 4 doz. >. 25-
= SO; turnips 2l4-3 doz. 75c-l.25.
CANTALOuPES: Dull Imperial crtS.
Ibo. 1ss 3.00-3.2 25. 23S 3.00-3.15 21s 400
4.50 36s 4.25-4. 75. dos 90, Std. DIS.
800. ASS 3. 25-4.00 Pony 45S-54s 2.2S-
800: lettuce crts. 4.50-500: Yuma Jbo.
27s 4.5o-5.0o; 36s-45s 4. 4.75-6.00; jbo. 36s-
45s $500. so; pony los $50 pony A5S-54S
l.oo-2. 90: HONEYBALLS Jbo. 36S45S AGO.
& 450: HONEYBALLS Imperial Jbo. S6S-45S
1905. 90; Std. dos i.O0-i, y, pony ass
54s 2.o0-2.50: lettuce crtS. 4.2S-450;
Persians jbo. crts. $50: stds. 2.oO-2. -.
pony l.75-200.
CUCuMBERS: Weaker; san Diego fits.
1.O0-1.50: pickles lugs medium size 200
$50. small 3.o0-3.25.
EGGPLANT: Dull, Imperial lugs 9-l2
tops 1.5o-1.75. los 75c-1.0O. No. 2s 9s-
ONIONS: Steady. Street sales 5O-lb.
SKIS. 2.00-2. 25. Spanish 2.OO-2 10; Imperial
2.S52.50: Spanish 1.15-125; white wan
1.15-1.25.
SQUASH: Weaker; white summer San
Diego lugs 25-75c. No. 2s 10-15c, Italian
San Diego lugs 25-75c Italian San Diego
lugs 25-75c. Yellow crookneck san Diego
lugs 100-1.25. Banana Imperial &c
San Diego 4-5c.
TOMATOES: Stronger: Imperial crts. g.
Il tops 1oo-1.5o. los 75c-1oO.
WATERMELONS: Stronger; Imperial
Klondikes 1922 ID. avg. truck lots 1000;
15-20-lb. avg. $500; ton lots 1922 10.
avg 1886 1917 ID. avg. 1000 less than
ton lots per cwt 350-i.25.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-21
Angels Capture
Series From
Oakland
BY UNITED PRESS

The Angels series with Oakland
ended to 2 for Los Angeles, with
one game of Sundays double head
er going to each team. Los An
geles was extended to 10 innings
before taking the first game, to g.,
on an error by Caulield which al
lowed Pafko To score the winning
run.
The teams were tied at tWo-all
when the nightcap was to have end
ed in the seventh. In the extra
eighth, Mailho singled. and Scar
sella was given base on balls. De-
vincent settled the contest with
home run over the left field wall,
ending the game, 5 to 2. It was
the third overtime game for the
Angels and Oaks.
FRISCO WINS
San Francisco also took its Sc
ries with Hollywood by So count,
splitting yesterdays twin bill at
Gilmore field. The Seals won the
first game, 5 TO l, with Pitcher Tom
Seats holding the Stars TO six hits.
The veteran Babe Herman made
good in the clutch to win the sec
ond game for the Stars. With two
out and Art Lilly on base, Herman
batted out a single. scoring Lilly
and breaking the tie. The Stars
won, 3 to 2.
LOSE GAMES
San Diego, in third place and ID
games behind the leading Angels,
dropped both of its games with
Seattle yesterday on the Rainiers'
field, but won the series, 4 TO 3.
In the lower half of the ninth, it
looked as if the first game was
over. San Diego led, to 8, but
Seattle came to life and pounded in
five runs TO tie the score, and Joe
Dobbins came through with single
in the 10th TO score the winning
run and make the score 9 to 8.
Seattle scored three runs in the
fifth inning of the nightcap and
refused 10 yield the lead, although
San Diego made two scores in the
sixth. Seattle won, 3 TO 2.
AT Portland, the nome CLUB
trounced Sacramento twice yester-
day 10 climb into the upper diyis-
ion. Portland took the opener,
70 ], and the nightcap, 8 TO 2.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-21
St. MarysF|ig
Team Victorious

SAN FRANCISCO, June 81. (UP)
st. Mary's navy pre-flight nosed
out Stockton field, to 2, in II in
nings yesterday to feature resump-
ton of play in the Army-Navy
league.
Lefty Wight, on the mound for
the winners, struck out "a and
doled out eight hits. Shortstop Bill
Rigney smashed home run off Bill
Mundt to end the contest after
almost four hours.
The Coast Guard Surf Riders de-
feated the Receiving Ship, 10 to 2,
at Palo Alto. Rudy Bale hurled nine
hit ball for the victors.
Joe Hatten pitched the Livermore
Naval Air Station TO a to 2 tri-
umph over the Coast Guard Sealions
at Government Island.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-21
CARDlNALSAND
CUBS DIVIDE
DOUBLE HEADER
BY COLLIE SMALL

NEW YORK. June 81 up The
Chicago Cubs made second baSeman
EDDIE Stanky sleep in an upper
berth as the club headed for Boston
today after splitting curious
doubleheader with the ST. Louis
Cardinals.
Stanky's relations with the Cub
management were strained almost
beyond repair when the freshman
shortstop contributed three classic
boots in the eighth inning as the
Cardinals turned three hits into
six runs to win the opener, 1913
Max Lanier, fifth in a parade of six
Cardinal pitchers, escaped with the
tainted victory.
The afterpiece went only five in
nings, the Cubs winning, 2-1, when
the game was called. Bill Nicholson,
Cub outfielder, highlighted the
afternoon with two home runs.
ROAR BACK
The Philadelphia Phillies came
roaring back from the second
division with pair of victories over
the Boston Braves, 1877 and TO. A
l0-run eruption in the seventh
inning of the first game and four
double plays in the second were the
deciding factors in hosting the
Phillies to a spot only half game
out of third place.
The Brooklyn Dodgers cut the
Cardinal lead to two and half
games by beating the New York
Giants. 81. in the days only single
game. Curt Davis finally won the
pitching decision over Ace Adams
after nine hurlers made brief ap-
pearances. Dixie Walker celebrated
his two-day promotion TO cleanup
hitter with his second successive
perfect day at bat.
The Pittsburgh Pirates knocked
the Cincinnati Reds from third
place TO fifth by sweeping both
ends of the bargain bill. Sd and AZ.
Rip Sewell won his eighth victory
in the opener when Elbie Fletcher
hit decisive home run. his eighth
of the season. Xavier Resigno took
credit for the win in the afterpiece.
YANKS HOLD LEAD
The New York Yankees maintain
ed their three-game lead over the
washington Senators in the Ameri-
can League by splitting with the
Senators, losing the first, 5-3, and
coming back to annex the second,
7-6. Dutch Leonard hurled the
Senators to their triumph while
Nick Etten's foul-line single scoring
Stainback lifted the Yankees into
their success.
The St Louis Browns took long
step forward curing themselves from
their disastrous eastern swing by
dumping Detroit twice, 6-3 and Sd.
Chet Laabs' three-run homer in the
opener and Harland Gifts carbon
CODY smash in the second game gave
Denny Galehouse and Nelson Potter
the pitching triumphS.
SOX IN TIE
The Chicago White Sox slipped
into tie for last place with the
Browns by dividing with Cleveland
winning the first, 1915, and losing
the finale, To- Orval Grove picked
up his fourth victory in the opening
game with Jim Bagby scored his
seventh for Cleveland.
Jim Tabor's two home runs and
Bobby Doerrs single four base shot
started the Boston Red Sox on the
way to twin victory over the
Philadelphia Athletics, 7-3 and 6-5.
Babe Barna hit tWo-run homer in
the eighth inning of the nightcap
to decide the issue in favor of
Boston.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-21
MPLS. FLAX FUTURES
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CHICAGO GRAIN
September

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today.
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