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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-16
BRITISH TO FOUND
own HOLLYWOOD
Ell 900, 900 Motion Picture
Concern Formed to Pro-
mote Home Films.
BY the Associated Press.


LONDON, March l6.-Plans for
founding a British Hollywood al
ready have been started by British
motion picture producers. elated over
the prospective passage Of the bill now
before Parliament TO foster British
motion picture production.
British Incorporated Pictures. Ltd"
ts being formed to promote the British
Hollywood. The new concern, which is
capitalized at Ct 900 600, plans TO pro-
mote British pictures on an empire
wide basis. II is stated that noted art
lists. authors and actors are actively
Interested including John Galsworthy
Arnold Bennett, Frank Brangwyn,
Gordon Craig. sir Gerald Du Maurier
and Sybil Thorndike.
Extensive modern studios are to be
built near London and directors are
to be borrowed from American organi-
cations on a reciprocal basis. Five-year
options on the film rights of stories by
IL well known English authors have
been secured. ii is announced. These
include Arnold Bennett, John Gals
worthy, Sir Hall Game. Sir Arthur
Conan Doyle. Eden Phillpotts. Sir
Philip Gibbs and Rafael Sabatini. Ar
filiated companies will operate through
out the empire.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-16
WHEELOCK RITES HELD.
Body of Lawyer Taken to Green
Bay. Wis. for Burial.

Following funeral services last night
at o'clock under auspices of the
Masonic Order, the body of Dennison
Wheelock, attorney. who died here last
week, was taken back to his old home
In Green Bay. Wis. for interment
Mr.. Wheelock member of the
Oneidas. represented several tribes OF
Indians here for the past four years
In their dealings with the Government.
He was IS years old and graduate
Of Carlisle, where he gained promi-
hence as musician.
The lawyer succumbed TO a heart
attack at his home. s22 Ninth street.
last Thursday.
The widow, son. Il. t. Wheelock,
end three brothers, Hugh. Joel and J.
Riley Wheelock, survive.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-16
GEORGIA JURY TO RENEW
INQUIRY INTO FLOGGINGS
Toombs County Quiet and Officials
Deny Reported Activities of
Hooded Bands:
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
LYONS, Ga. March l6.-The spe-
cial grand jury investigating fog.
Sings in Toombs County will recon
vene Monday to take additional testi.
mony, it was reported here yester-
day.
Meanwhile the county is quiet and
officials have denied published press
reports of recent weekly f1oggings, de
Claring that there have been no activi
ties by hooded bands or whipping
parties for the past three months.
Members of the special grand jury
have openly declared their intention
TO clean up the situation that resulted
in "a half-dozen or dozen f1oggings
that have occurred here"
Reports that martial law was need.
ed in Toombs County emphatically
have been denied
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-16
Capt. Kilborn Dies in Manila.

Capt. William r. Kilborn, jr.. Army
Quartermaster Corps, died at Manila,
Philippine Islands, Thursday, accord
ing to WAs Department advices. A
native of Portland, Me-, Capt. Kill
born served in the motor transport
service, National Army, during the
World War. and was appointed cap
tain in the Regular Quartermaster
Corps in July, 1920. He had been
stationed in the Philippines since
January, 1928.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-16
WILL DEVELOP OIL LAND.
California Company to Work
Fields in Venezuela.

NEW YORK. March Is Op).-Nego-
tiations for the development of ap-
proximately 100000 acres of land con.
trolled by the Pantepec Petroleum
Co. in Venezuela by the California
Petroleum Go. have been completed,
Il was announced yesterday
Under the terms of the agreement
the California company is TO spend
SO 500 900 in actual development over
period of FIVE years. The proper
ties are scattered in the Maracaibo
Basin. Silva and other oil.producing
districts
Imperial Valley press., 1927-12-31
PAGE THREF

words in describing the worldwide
spread Of Rotary, its pasi aceomp-
lishments, and aims for the future.
From total of 1G clubs and
1909 members in 1910, to the as
founding total Of 1856 clubs and
l33,0GO members in ~ years, is sln
ficicnt, evidence. of it, appeal and
the fact that it's plan has been
found practical and applicable in
43 separate countries of the world
is tribute to its soundness, Roth
said.
Following his address, Roth held
a conference for club officers and
committee chairmen, where 50 much
interest was developed in discussion
Of inner-club problems, etc, that
Adjournment was not taken until
late hour.
The session was most successful
one, and Rotarians are already look
ing forward to another such oecas-
ion in the not distant future.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-12-31
Marijuana Found
Near MeXicans

Three Mexieaps were pickcd up
Nv citv police last night shortly
after \ o'clock. Police. attracted
" the men. Investigated and =
short distsnce from whore they
were starding fouud tobacco epn
laif filled with mariiuana. A fourth
man made his escape when he took
"leg hail" as the Officers ap-
preached.
All three denied possession of the
maraiuana, and there was no evi
dence to identify the owner. They
were arraigned before Judge PEI
lins this morning ON a charge OF
Nagraney.
Antonio Martinez. 25. AVID Ia
Iaisr Muraga. 40. entered pleas of
h"t guilty. while A. Estrada plead
ed guilty. Estrada was sentenced
10 pay a fine ~ ss5 or spend 25
DAYS la Jail, sentence being sus
pended. The eases ~ t4c other
two mcn were continued.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-12-31
ALL
EXPECTANCY FOR
BIG TOURNAMENT

PASADENA, Dec. 31.-(Special. J
Pasadena today made final prepara-
tions for entertaining approximately
three quarters Of q million guests
including Governor c. c. Young and
American Legion Commander Ed
ward f. Spafford, at its thirty
ninth annual New Years Day party
next Monday. After checking over
their plans, Tournament of Roses
officials announced that everything
was in readiness for the big mid
winter fete. and they promised that
the event Monday would eclipse all
prior tournaments in size and beau
ty.
Because New Year S Day falls on
Sunday in 1928, the floral fete is
to be held on the second day of
the year instead of the first. The
morning parade, which is to get un-
der way at 1890 will feature 80
huge floral floats representing Pa
cific coast cities and communities
from Portland to San Diego. In ad-
dition to the floats, there will be
30 bands and scores of flower-deck
ed automobiles and novelties.
The afternoon program comprises
4 football game in the Rose Bowl
between Pittsburgh and Stanford
universities. For the second conse-
cutive year, description of the
event will be broadcast over a ma.
tional network of radio stations
that will bring it within reach of
even the smallest receivers in every
art of the country. Graham Me
Nance, famous announcer from
WEAF. New York, will be at the
microphone. Mr.. McNamee's des-
"ription of the game and the floral
fete will be carried east over tele-
1hone lines and broadcast by appro>
vimately IS stations.
The route of the morning parade
's to be the same as in past years.
The formation will start from South
Orange Grove and West Colorado,
proceeding east on Colorado to
Will. thence north to East Orange
Grove and west to the disbandn""
Hrca between Lake and Los Robles
avenues.
All roads within 90 miles of Pasa
lena will be posted with signs pa
rolled by traffic Officers Monday
morning. Motorists are urged to
start carly. have plenty of gas and
enter Pasadena, if possible from the
'ast or southeast. Special trains
Pasadena will be ran by all steam
md electric roads.
estates and Nations in Flowers
= TO be the theme of the 1923
tournament Each float VIII repre-
sent n nation or state. Follow
ing the parade, prize winning floats
will be placed on exhibition in front
" Pasadena 5 new city hall.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-12-31
Aged Man Suffers
From Hemorrhage

w. J. Hapadorn, an aged man, of
Nnarortes. Wash, collapsed sud
1enlv on Fifth street near the in
teirsection of State street late yes
'crdav afternoon as he stepped from
m automobile. He had been
.trickcn suddenly with a hemmor
rhaGe.
Patrolman Pennington attracted
by the crowd which gathered about
he aged man investigated and
allied Lemons ambulance. The
Van WIS taken t, the hospital
where he was given immediate
medical attention. 1t was found
nat he had ruptured blood yes
sci in his left lung. 1t was report
ID at the hospital this morning th3t
he was resting easily. His condi-
lion, however, is regarded as crit
ical.
AS near as can be learned the
nan had left his home in Washing
ron and was coming to the valley
Tor his health. He had been given
l ride to FL Centre from San Die
60 by a motorist and collapsed
asst as he was alighting from the
l'achine.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-12-31
ROTARY CHIEF
WELCOMED BY
VALLEY CLUBS

Rotarians of the entire valley met
last night at a rousing banquet ses-
sion in the Blue Room, of the Bar
bara Worth Hotel, in honor of Al
Roth of Palo Alto, district governor
of the Second District of Rotary In
ternational' this district covering
the state of California and Nevada,
and the Hawaiian Islands.
Presidents Of the various clubs
of the valley acted as co-chairmen
Of the meeting, short introductory
remarks, serious and near-seriOus,
being heard from Edward Cuff,
Brawlcy, Herman Hughes, Calexico,
Gordon Schneider Holtville, ana
Warren Currier, FL Centric.
Song leaders of the various clubs
were given chance to demonstrate
their prowess in directing the Ro-
tarians in community singing, fol
lowing which Governor Roth, who
is registrar of Stanford University,
was introduced as the speaker of
the evening. Roth Immediately woa
his listeners with an easy flow of
Imperial Valley press., 1927-12-31
MANY LICENSES
REVOKED FOR
DRUNK ENNESS:

SACRAMENTO, Cal, Dee. 81
Of the 63 California motorists
whose licenses were revoked by the
State Division of Motor Vehicles
during the last six months, a. were
for drunken driving, according to
an announcement by the division to-
day.
Three licenses, held by Malcolm
Hawes, Los Angeles; Edmund Mann,
Yuba City, and George Smith, were
cancelled at the request of parents,
and two licenses, one held by Ed
ward c. Gray of Willowbrooks, and
he other by George C. Mutter, San
Gabriel. were revoked because of
physical disability.
Licenses revoked for driving
while intoxicated included:
Charles S. Boslev, Felix Fields,
Thomas c. Gardner, Ralph w.
Griggs, Jack Harrell, James Jeffer-
son, Harry Lemon, Arthur Pierot,
Charles w. Stewart. James f. Thorn
ason and Chester B. Wright, all of
Los Angeles; V. L. Berry. Tulare
Fred Clemett, San Bernardino; Earl
Huff, Nisalia; Lars H. Larson, San
Pedro: V. r. Lukin, Porterville
Paul Mitchell, Lindsay; Edgar Pate,
Dinuba; John Steenberg. Santa Ana
Burd Surbv, Nisalia, and Gordon 3.
Talbert, Huntington Beach.
Licenses revoked for six months
included:
w. A. Jackstadt and William D.
Stiles, Los Angeles, and L. S. Kong,
Santa Ana.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-12-31
Elder Hume Sent
To State Asylum

William Hulme, 81. of San Deco
vas ordered committed to the state
institution at Patton this morning
bv Judge j. S. Larew for a period
lf one wear. The commitment was
'ssued following a hearing on Il
"harge of being an Incorporate user
# narcotics.
A criminal complaint had been
entered against Hulme and his son,
j. w. Hume, in Judge Mayfield s
court, charging the men with unlaw-
ful possession of instruments used
in injecting druos. The condition
Of the elder Hulme. however. was
regarded too critical to keep him in
iail and as result he was sept to
the Patton institution where he will
be treated.
The son. ]. w. Hulme is at NO
sent confined at the county iajl
ncnding arraignment on the Grim
nal charge.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-12-31
Zimmerman Case
Next Thursday

George Zimmerman, who was ar
rested in Calexico a few days ago
by Motorcycle Patrolman Floyd
Tackett, was arraigned before Judge
Lorenz yesterday afternono on a
charge of unlawful possession of
narcotics. He was informed of the
charge against him and preliminary
hearing in the case was set for
Thursday.
Zimmerman is believed to have
taken quantity of sulphate NOR
phine tablets from a drug store in
Brawley, where he had been en-
ployed. There were 60 tablets
found in his possession when he was
picked up by the Calexico officer
for investigation into an alleged
controversy with Herman Fucker
man, Calexico druggist, by whom
he had formerly been employed.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-12-31
DIR. Landreth To
Conduct Rally

Christian Fpdeavor Societies cf
~" entire valley will hold vail
tomorrow afternoon M the State
Street Christian church, when DIR.
ira Lapdreth. rationale known lee
'rrer aud Statesmap. win deliver an
"a lress NJ y nublic meeting. The
mr"tip" j. called fnr 2:30 o'clock
Dr. l.andreth. who Il making y
sl.eaking tour ~ California, win
ak ON suhiect ~ interest to both
Young poople aud adults. lie is
pcring h'S ton" with his address
" VI Centre. He will also sneak
IT the evening service at the Chris
'iaA church AZ 1880.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-12-31
DODGE BROTHERS
REV0LUTI0NIZE
CAR BUILDING

One of the most complete sur
prises the motor industry has known
for many years is to be made pub
lie knowledge by Dodge Brothers
Inc, ON Thursday, January 5.
The last tie between the old bug
gy or wagon and the modern auto
mobile h9s been removed by a new
and revolutionary design in auto
motivo construction.
Building the body and chassis a..
one intc 81 unit is the master
stroke achieved by Dodge Brothers
engineers. Immeasurable increased
safety will be the net gain to the
American motoring public through
this entirely original innovation.
The complete details of this i'm
provement will be made public OH
January 5. by c. w. McCabe Inc.
Dodoe Brothers dealers for Imper-
ial Valley.
Dodge Brothers Inc, with their
dealers have planned one of the
most complete debuts in automotive
history in the presentation of this
new product.
Newspapers will carry the first
complete account of this surprise on
Thursday, January 5.
AS a preparation for this gigan-
tic newspaper campaign Dodge
Brothers have prepared for Wedncs-
dav evening between 7:30 and $3.50
o clock Pacific coast time. Won
derful radio program. VIII Rogers,
Al Jolson, Fred Stone and Paul
Whiteman have been sccslred as
talent for this hour of entertain
mpnt
Imperial Valley press., 1927-12-31
NOTICE
To Creditors Of Farmers and Mer-
chants Bank OF Imperial

Notice Is Hereby Given by the
Superintendent of Banks of the
State of California to the creditors
of and all persons having claims
against Farmers and Merchants
Bank of Imperial, located at lmper
ial. County of Imperial, State OF
California. that by virtue of the an
thoritv conferred upon him by Sec
tion 1876 of the "Bank Act' of the
State of California, said Supnrinten
dent of Banks has taken possession
Of the property and business of said
Farmers and Merchants Bank of
Imperial. and shall proceed forth
with to liquidate the affairs thereof
in accordance with said " Bank
Act"
All persons having claims agains'
the Farmers and Merchants Bank
of Imnerial are hereby notified t.
present the same with the neces'
sarv vouchers, and to make lega
proof thereof on or before the 29th
dav of Fehruary, A. D., 1923. AT
claims must be presented to salf
Superintendent of Banks of the
State of California at the office Of
said Farmers and Merchants Bank
of Imperial ar said Citv of 1mper
ila. County of Imperial. State o.
California.
Dated, at Imperial, California
this lst day of November. 1927.
WILL c. WOOD.
Suncrintendent of Banks of the
State of California.
BY Frank V. Bordwell. Special De
putty.
n Is % % n 13 90 % J 10 /
81 81 + II 81.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-12-31
PAPERS Asked FOR ESTATE

4 petition seeking letters Of ad:
ministration in the matter of the
estate of Albert Weyland, deceased,
was filed at the county clerks of
flee this morning by S. P. Williams.
public administrator. Hickcox and
Trude are appearing as attorneys
for the petitioner. Weyland died at
the Brawley hospital early this
week following an automobile acci
dent in the Brawlcy district, the
car he was driving plunging over 2
bridge and into an irrigation canal.
Exposure was given as the cause
of his death.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-12-31
EXAMINATIONS NEXT WEEK

Examinations for general elo-
mentarv teachers certificates will
omen Tuesday morning at the of
flee of Comfy Superintendent H.
e. Coe. The examinations, which
cover all subjects. will continue
throu"hout the week. On Satur-
dav, January 7. the constitution ex-
animation will be held at the court
house.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-12-31

his residence in this country. Ruiz
claims to have been in California
for 26 years but admitted that he
had been in Imperial county only
one day.
We Have Not raised the price OF
Bread. National Bakery. adv
Perry Under Arrest.-A. f. Perry
40, of FL Centre, was arrested this
morning by Deputy Sheriff Sharp,
charged with having passed ficti-
tious check at The Central Billiard
parlOrs. Complaint IN the case was
made by Elmer TOney, proprietor.
Perry was locked up at the county
Jail pending arraignment before
Judge Mayfield on the charge.
Regular Meeting of Conservation
Club, Tuesday, Jan. 3. 1870 p. m.
Nomination Committee will report
for election of Officers on Jan. 16.
adv
How About Vacation Time. Start
saving now. We pay SO. $1.00
pens your account. $100 or more
added anytime. Imperial Valley
"uilding & Loan Association. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-12-31
RANcHER ENDS LIFE

FRESNO, Cal, Dec. 31.--Facing
commitment to the Stockton state
institution for the insane, Carl
Sorensen Juul SO, rancher, ended
his life yesterday by firing bullet
into his head, coroner's jury de-
cided today. The suicide marked
the thirty second in Fresno county
this year, a new high record.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-12-31
Now What Will
We Do For Nuts

TYLER, Texas, pcc. 31.-Fire
CT undetermined origin today de-
sttroyed the plants Of the Wold-
ert Peanut Products company
and the Vyoldert Pecan company
here. eouS'pg p loss estimated at
about 100000.
The Wcldert industries is one
Of the largest importers and ex-
p,rters of. peanuts ard pecans in
tho Urited States.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-12-31
NEWS BRIEFS
From City and County,

- =
Plaintiff Wins Suit. - Jud r,nent
for the plaintiff ~ prayed for in
the complaint WIS awarded by
Judge j. - Larcw in superior court,
department one, Yesterday after
noon ia the ease Of A. X. Owen
against Elizabeth Owen, ct al. The
piaintiff charged the defendants
with beiLg indebted To him in the
total sum of si2,s27.53 and asked
/ that mortgage 0u certain proper.
ties be- fGreciosed and the prOeeeds
Om the sale be- turned over 90 him
toward stment Of the debt. At.
terpgv's fees IN the amount Of $3.50
were also allowed By the court. Al
xfrrd Blaisdell appeared as attorney
4 for the plaintiff the decision of the
court being returned following a
default hearing.
Grapefruit Cails for saIe at
wholesale prices. Packing House,
Commercial aud y. Third. adv.
III Centre Plumbers for plumbing
needs. PhoLe 52gJ. adv
lost Youngster Found.-A report
Ayras received at police headquarters
|shortly after q clock TO the effect
that Howard w. Cooper, aged 10,
had been missing from his home at
the camp grounds in the west end
Gf town and his parents feared that
he had become lost. The report was
turned in by the father II. ". Coop
er A description Of the youngster
was taken and short time later
Captain Lon Cromer discovered the
youngs;cr wandering aiml essly
about in one Of the back streets.
The child was taken TO his home.
CO .nd sa;ety. Your money
available on thirty days notice.
Ask Us about IL. Imperial Valley
Nuilding & Loan Associates. adv
Barbars Eorta Hotel Club
Breakfast, 25c up. Meehants lunch
soc; Table d hote dinner. sl.0O.
adv
Bariega Pleads Not Guilty-Ben.
editio Baricga. %, Of Imperial en-
tered plea of not guilty 10
charge Of non-support when arraign-
cd before Judge J. =. Larcw in su-
perior court. department one, yes.
tcrday afternoon. Attorney Larsen
of Brawley appeared for the de.
teudant, waiving time for plea fol
lowing arraignmcnt. The ease was
set down for trial on January %.
1--WE Have Not raised the price of
Bread. Nat'"nal Bakery. adv
Have Your House plpe5 for gas
Aty III Centro Plumbers. faone 529J.
q - r. adj
We Have No, raised the price Of
Eread. National Bakery. adv
Paul's Specran. fresh ruttcrei or
Sweet Pop Corn, Orangeade, Lemon.
ade and Hires. Pickwiek Stages.
lStf
Sa"lNF CtHt " JFll NOV lslu-
ing entered n plea of guilty 90
charge of being drunk when ar.
1aigncd before Judge Perkins in city
court this morning. Lanning was
picked up on Broadway last night
NV Patrolman Sccberg. lie was
sentenced TO pay n fine of $2j or
spend L. l2 davs in the county Jail
lie was rcmandcd to the county Jail
in default.
Phone 96t, 1odd Foultrv Ranch,
lose Woodward. Turkeys, fat hens.
frvers, soft bone roosters. dressed
10 order. adv
For Dressmaking or hemstitching
see Mrs. Brooks mt NJ. o. King =
adv
Two Cars Stolen. Two Ford
cnuDcs were reported stolen Lass
night The first report by VI. Hir-
o~c of III Centre stated his machine
had been taken from n parking
Imperial Valley press., 1927-12-31

10 as a 1925 model ear but was un-
able To give the license number.
lhe second report was from w. T..
Townsend Of Cacxico. THE Calex-
icn ear was 1921 model. The t..
ccnsc number Cf the machine was
not .nown.
Grapefruit Cai-s foY sale at
wholesale prices. Packing House,
Commercial and N. Third. adv
The Gertrude N. Bower School.
Tuition, sl2 per schoo. month.
Books furnished. Gertrude N. Bow
r, p. A., A. NJ, 603 fark Ave.
hone as5. adv
DR.. A. B. Eanspn, Dentist, Davis
Bldg. Extraction specialist. ad,
New Sleeper Service.-Anounce
ment WAS made at the Southern Pa
eifie office this morning that eff
fcetiVe tomorrow, new sleeping
Ear will bee added to the "Apachc !"
t'f thf convenience VI TtslutHIS OF
the valley and San Diego. This
sleeper will he added to the "Apa-
chez at Chicago and will be
brought 10 Yuma where it will be
transferred 10 the San Diego and
Arizona train for San Diego. This
service is in addition to the sleeper
recently added to the qnden State
Limited which has bed operated
with much success.
Pariaenne Beauty shoppe. 1877 N.
Fifth 81. Phone 7S3. adv
Next Years Christmas Fund can
be opened now. We pay SO on youl
minimum monthly balance. Imper-
ial Valley Building & Loan Associa-
tion. adv
Held on CN,ck Charges John
Hayden and George Morrhead of
Calexieo were arraigned before
Judge Lorenz yesterday afternoon
on charges of having passed ficti-
tious checks. After the defendants
had been Informed of the charges
against them the ease was set down
for preliminary hearing Thursday.
Bail was fixed in the sum of $500
each and the defendants remandcd
to the county Jail in default.
You Can Teach your boy or girl
thrift by opening n thrift account
with us. 800 or more opens an
account. 1t pays SO. Imperial
Valley Building & Loan Association
adv
We Loan 20 Build. buy or refiu.
anee. Tyler Insurance Agency. adv
Picture Framing, 639 Main st.
adv
Fined For Unclean Dairy-Domin.
go Sanchez, Calcxieo district, enter
ed a plea Of guilty TO "A charge of
q violation of the dairy act when
arraigned before Judge Lorenz in
CaleNico yesterday afternoon. san.
chez was charged with using unsan-
itary equipment. lie was SENTENCED
to pay "A fine of $2j or spend 10
days in the county Jail. He paid the
fine.
Typewriter. Dr. fix-It Shop.
adv
D.. Palmer. Chiropraetor, 625
State st. adv
SO on Your --.in.mum monthly
balance. sl.O0 or more opens an ac
rount. No fines. No fees. Let III
tell you about il. Imperial Valley
building 4 Loan Association. adv
illegal Entry Charged -Scferino
Ruiz, SO. of i.os Angeles was pick
ed up by immigration inspectors at
Calexico yesterday afternoon. He
was locked up at the county Jail
over night and this morning was
taken TO Calexico where he will be
Imperial Valley press., 1927-12-31

Illegal Entry Charged --Scferino
Ruiz, SO. of i.os Angeles WAS pick
ed up by immigration inspectors at
Calexico yesterday afternoon. He
was locked up at the county Jail
over night and this morning was
taken TO Calexico where he will be
given. a hearing on the eligibility OF