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Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-15
BY HENRY MCLEMORE

NEW YORK. Feb. Is -CUP)--
When I stepped off the train after
being gone for four months it was
cold and gray, and when it is colo
and gray in New York nothing Will
cheer me but herring.
So I made my way to Hymie
Caplan's Salon. where the herring
is Bel Mir Bist Du Schon, and
ordered one extra we'll marlnated.
But before it came l started talk
ing with Lou Diamond and he
made me so sad with his story Of
Evil Eye Finkle that not even a
whale could have lifted my spirits.
EVIL Eye Finkle, as everyone
knows, is a professional hexer. One
glance from his eyes, when he
means business, and the person
they are focused upon is jinxed
clean down to the third genera
ton. Evil Eye discovered his power
seven years ago H. Miami, when a
rocking chair he was managing
came out to do battle with Joe
Knight a top-notcher at the time
Evil Eye, needing the winners end
Of the purse 70 get out of town,
turned his hexing orbS on Knight,
who Immediately went into a
trance and lost 10 straight rounds
to a guy he figured to belt out in
side of three heats.
Last week" Lou Diamond
moaned to me. Il make my first
start as a promoter in Rochester.
I am very happy because as my
headliner I am able to get Freddie
Steele, the middleWelght cham
peen. He is not easy to sign when
| tell him that Irish Bob" Turner
is the guy he has to fight, because
Turner is very tough, and has rails
ed hell with lot of good guys
But he comes around and puts his
name on the paper when 1 tell
him that as special favor l will
bring Evil Eye Finkle to put the
Of hex on Irish Bob.
AS Diamond told it, Evil Eye was
! in Washington putting the sign on
the supreme court for a certain
party at the time, but for &c
note and expense agreed to make
the trip to Rochester.
When he rot there" Diamond
/ lamented. "he went straight tc
+ Turner's hotel and waited for his
victim in the lobby. When Irish
Bob came out of the elevator or
the way to the arena Evil Eyt
gives him the works. He glares al
! him clean across the lobby anc
/ follows him down the street, put.
ting on the hex at top speed. AT.
/ ter about three blocks / told hin
to lay Off-that l didn't wan
Turner to faint before he got il
the ring but he wouldn't mind"
Diamond chnKeG up at this point
and was unable to continue. Bu
some Of the fight mob, who hat
drifted in from Mike Jacobs place
next door picked up the narrative
at this point and finished 1t. VIVA
] happened was this. Turner cam'
out and was so thoroughly hexet
that he didn't last a round. Go
/ knocked stiff before the echo o
the first bell had died away. AS /
happened. General Phelan, chair
man Of the New York BoXini
commission, was in the audience
had just dropped in to kill tim
/ between trains. Unable to under
stand why Turner, usually a rug
ged article. had given way in tn
/ first round, the general raised hi
military academy eyebrows to tn
ceiling, and held up Turner
purse. intimating that he though
that all was not sweetness ant
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-15
Titles at
Stalk in
'CaIexico

Johnny Antuna and Bobbie Pa
checo two CaleXico products. will
clash i'm enc half of double main
event az the CaleXico athletic club
Thursday night 10 battle for the
featherweight championship of Inn
perial Valley.
Both pugilists have beaten the
pick of the valley featherweight
class and have been pointing for
championship bout.
In the other half of the main
event Kenneth Miyagi. bantam
weight titleholder, will defend his
crown against frankie Cannett,
Calexico sharpshooter.
Cannett hits with either hand and
packs power in each first. His rather
peculiar style may puzzle the Japa-
nese boy sufficiently to net him a
victory and a new championship.
Five other good bouts are Sched-
uled, featuring outstanding valley
amateurs.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-15
Hardware Seeks
Second Place in
Commercial Loop

Imperial Valley Hardware basket
ball team will clash with Seven Up
eagers Wednesday night in the first
game of a doublehea5er at the high
school gym.
Delozier and 20-30 will mix in
the second game Of the night. Cen
eral Petroleum. winners OF the first
round championship, receives a bye.
The Hardware has won two games
and lost only one. AS result
the Nailers will be playing to de-
fend their second place position in
the final league standings in the
first round Of play.
Delozier in third place will be
fighting to keep out of the cellar.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-15
PULPO WINS IN
MAIN EVENT AT
CALEXICOARENA

CALEXICO Feb. 15.-El Pulpo
employed his octopus hold Monday
night to hand Del Kunkel his Sec
ond straight beating in as many
meetings at the CaleXico athletic
club.
FL Pulpo used every hold in the
books to get into position for his
kel was the perfect stOoge
Ranjan Ranjat threw Hans
Schultz in straight falls in the
semi -windup and Kimura defeated
Scrapol in the opener
Mrs. Clara Mortensen ana Miss
Martinez will headline next weeks
program at the CaleXico arena, ac-
cording to Matchmaker Pete Buzu
kos.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-15
Tucson Cowboy
Wins ROdeO

PHOENIX. Ariz.. Feb. Is. 'UP)-
The four day worlds championship
rodeo, staged by the Phoenix ju-
nior chamber of commerce. was end
ed today with Tommie Rhodes
young Tucson cowboy, acclaimed as
the all-around champion.
Rhodes had 593 3-4 points, won
in the team-tying contest, where he
grabbed two day-money firsts. one
fourth and grand prize money. He
succeeded John Bowman, Oakdale,
Calf.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-15
GIANTS SEND
FIVE PLAYERS
TO TRAIN

NEW YORK, Feb. Is. CUP)-Five
players will leave here tonight for
Hot Springs, Ark, giving the New
York Giants the honor of being
the first major league baseball club
to go into spring training.
Pitchers Hal Schumacher. Walter
Brennan and Bill Lohrman and
Catchers Ted Quay and Jimmy
Sheehan. make up the contingent.
Other battery men will proceed to
the Arkansas SPA directly from
their homes. First training session
will be held Feb. II.
After Today workout the pitch
ers and catchers will join infielders
and outfielders at the Giants regular
training camp in Baton Rouge, La
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-15
Meet Border
Five; E. C..
Cagers Idle

Ell Centre high school Gag
ers will play the role of spec
tators this week as CaleXico
and Brawley square Off in
a game that may blast Braw-
leys championship chances.
Brawley will meet the Calexico
cagers Wednesday night in the
Brawley gymnasium in battle
that will decide second place in
the loop standings.
The Wildcats smothered Calexico
in the first meeting between the
two schools but the Border City
cagers have shown great improve
ment in recent games.
CaleXico is holding to third place
in the standings with four wins and
two losses. Brawley is in second
place, one game behind the undc-
feated Ell Centro Spartans.
The Ell Centrans are matched
against Holtville but the Holtville
varsity has dropped from the league
race
Imperial meets Calipatria cagers
in the third league game. Calipa-
tria dropped a 1920 decision to
Calexico last week and Imperial
bowed to Ell Centre, 1916.
In the Gee games Holtville and
Ell Centro will meet during the
week in an important tussle and
Brawley will meet the overweight
Calexico Eighties. The game will be
forfeited to the Wildcats who are
undefeated.
Calipatria and Imperial Gees will
tangle for cellar honors or dis
| honorS.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-15
l.. A. STOCKS

los ANGELES, Feb. 10 tUPJ =
Two issues went up TO new highs
on the Los Angeles stock exchange
today. the first tops" recorede for
many weeks. The pair of leaders
on tbe INSIDE were: l.. A. Invest
ment, up 4 TO "a on sale of 100
shares. and l.. A. Industries. up y
10 2ss when 100 shares changed
hands.
Rros. common 100 at 81, down y !;
Transamerics 100 AT 1o5s up =;
Richfield oil 100 at 6h unchanged
Chrysler 100 at 5613 up q; Emsco
100 at 10. unchanged; Edison 512
So Cal. Gas A 100 at 29B, up Is.
approximate volume of sales s.
500 shares six issues up, two down
three unchanged.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-15
u. S. HOCKEY
TEAM MEETS
ENGLISH SIX

PRAHA. CZechoSIOVakla, Feb I5
,UP)-The United States amateur
hockey team. with three starlight
victories in the worlds champion
ship tournament, meets the power
full British sextet today in a game
that will decide which will go to
the final.
The U. S. squad had another
escape yesterday when Germany
was edged by a one-point margin.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-15
Adamick Props
For Thomas

NEW YORK, Feb. Is CUP) -
Jimmy Adamick, the Michigan
kayo artist will complete serious
training today for his 10-round
fight here Friday night against
Harry Thomas If Chicago.
Thomas, in his only previous
New York fight, was kayoed by
Make Schmeling.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-15

light.
Diamond revived at this point
and carried on.
why should Turner take a
dive?" he asked. What was there
in it for him? And why should
steele. the champeen, need to do
business with a fighter no better
than Turner? There was nothing
wrong-nothing but Evil Eye Fin
kle He did his work too good. Yoi
if | could just get my hands on
that Finkle one!"
But Finkle was far away in
washington, quietly rosuming his
work of hexing the supreme
court.
Copyright 1888 BY United Press
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-15
Markets At
A Glance
BY United PRESS

Stocks lower In Ilght tradlhs.
Bonds irregular and quiet; I. .
government issues higher.
Curb stocks irregularly lower
and quiet.
Foreign exchange generally high
er in terms of the dollar; French
franc ease
Cotton sells off to net losses of
. 10 points after an early al :
vance to new highs since last
September.
wheat 2zs to 34s cent lower;
corn = to "a lower.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-15

MACkEY BACK
FOR REVENGE
AT BRAWLEY

Wilson Mackey, he Black
B3mber from Los Angeles, will
return To the Brawley athletic
club tonight primed to wallop
Warwhoop Burns in the main
event.
Burns handed Mackey beat
ing in their first meeting last
week and Mackey will shoot the
works tonight to even the count.
Mackey is a straight puncher,
much the same style figh er as
Jimmie Allen, and is capable of
giving Burns great fight.
Burns, hcweyer. is in good shape
at the present time and as
result will make the going bit
rough for the Los Angeles lad.
Six o her bouts are slated with
the first scrap scheduled for $3.50.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-15
Basketball Results

Oregon a; Washington State "a
Washington 81; Oregon State 30
Montana 55: Montana State Al
Oklahoma A. and M. 81; Creigh-
ton 30.
Nebraska so; Iowa State %.
Southern Methodist AT; Texas A.
G.. M. 28
Iowa 38; Michigan 30.
Wisconsin as; Chicago 80.
Notre Dame as: Butler %.
oregon State ST; Montana AZ.
Oklahoma a.; Kansas State 35
Dartmouth 80; Yale 20
California Teachers 80; Ediboro
80
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-15
Yank Players
Sign Contracts

NEW YORK, Feb Is. UP)-
The list of New York Yankees who
have signed 1888 contracts totaled
II today, with Catcher Bill Dickey,
Outfiel1er Myril Hoag, and Rookie
Pitcher Alley Donald counted among
those satisfied Joe DiMaggio, Lou
Gehrig and Vernon Gomez still form
the big three" of the Yank hold
outs
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-15
SANTA CLARA
GRID SCHEDULE
is ANNOUNCED

SANTA CLARA. Calf. Feb. Is
CUP)-Five intersectional games
were listed today on Santa Clara
universitys 1888 football schedule
announced by Athletic Manager
Sam Dunno.
Oct. l. Stanford at Palo Alto;
Oct. 8. Texas A and NJ. at San
Francisco; Oct. Is. University OF
Arkansas at San Francisco. Oct.
%. Michigan State at Lansing;
Nov. 6, University OF San Fran
cisco at San Francisco; Nov. l3
St. Mary's at San Francisco; Nov.
26 Detroit at Sacramento.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-15

RIO DE JANEIRO. Feb. Is CUP)
The All-Star United States Bas-
ketball team, making an exhibition
tour of South America, defeated
the Ria ChueIo club, 1918 here
last night.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-15
Pace Demands Bout
With Champion

TORONTO, Ont, Feb. Is. CUPO-
Georgia Pace, Cleveland Negro, to-
day demanded a match with the
Canadian bantamweight champion,
Norman Baby" Yack, after his one
sided 10 round win over KatZumi
Morioka, Vancouver, Canadian-born
japanese, here last night.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-15

LOS ANGELES. Feb. IS CUPJ -
Hogs 100. Fully steady. Grain fed
1925: locals $3.50.
Cattle 400. hOldover 6Sl. Fully
steady medium TO good steers. s.
S5-715: good heifeTs 6.85; others
6.35 down cows 5-575; cutter
grade 3.5O-475; medium bulls TO
6.25: top steers Monday 7.5O. Calves
100 Steady: few vealers to ll,25;
Sheep 1000. Lambs around 70
cents higher good 94-lb wooled
lambs T.25: y sorted is per cent at
6.25: common TO medium H-lb
CPS: sorted 10 per cent at 5.25.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-15
MARKET QUOTATIONS
L. A. POULTRY

Los ANGELES. Feb. is (UP) =
Hens, Leghorns, to 34 lbs l4c
Hens. Leghorns, 3 to 4 lbs .. 14c
Hens, Leghorns, over lbs -. 16e
Hens, 34 to 4 lbs ............. 23c
Hens, over lbs .............. 21c
Broilers, over l up to l12 lbs. 21c
Broiers. over l up to u lbs. -.
r'ryers. Leghorhe. ;.1 "a sha
"a lbs. 16c
Fryers, 2l5 up to 312 lbs. =. 1Sc
Fryers, colored over 8 4 lbs. 19c
Roasters, soft bone, Stner than
Rocks. 31s lbs. and up ....... 23c
Barred Rocks over 4 lbs. ...... 23c
Stays ......... i5c
Old Roosters &c
Ducklings, over Az lbs. -. zoe
Ducklings, under 4h lbs. ...... 17c
Old Ducks ................ lie
Geese ............... 19c
Youns Tom Turkeys. is lbs. TO
is lbs. 49,. 19c
Young tom turkeys, over IS lbs 19c
Hen Turkeys, lbs and up e. 21c
Old Tom Turkeys ........... 16c
Old Hen Turkeys ............ 1Sc
squads, II lbs. per uoZ. ana up. 2oc
,apons. under lbs. .......I "a
Capons. lbs. and up ........ 25c
Rabbits. No. ] white 2l2 lbs l5c
TO n lbs. .....
Rabbits. mixed colors ........ lie
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-15
BOARD RULES
5-YEAR TERM

Jose Moreno sent to San Quentin
from Imperial county last year for
a traffic violation, will spend five
years there. the state board of
prison terms and paroles ruled.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-15
Valley Golf Champs
Begin Practice for
County Championships

Imperial Valley amateur golf artists changed their
headquarters today from the Brawey Del Rio course to
the Barbara Worth links they began practice round
play for the annual county championships.
The golf SharpshooterS headed by Laddie Willoughby
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-15
COTTON

NEW YORK. Feb. IS CUP) Cot
ton futures closed steady.
Open High Low Close
Jan 920 $50 9.09 800 10
Mar S.89 S.S9 S.7b s.o9I
May S.97 8.9S 88l s.81I
July 9D5 sos 300 3.o3- 10
Dec 9.l1 9.l7 S.OI 5.o1I
Spots steady middling 8.93 sales
none.
NEW ORLEANS. Feb. IS tUPD -
Cotton futures closed steady.
Open High Low Close
Jan 9.2S 9.26 III 80
Mar 901 9O.2 S.os 90
May go y e.91 s;9f
July 917 J.l6 S.OZ 9.o2-;o 10
Oct 9.25 go 9.lo 80
Dec 9.2S 9.15 9l5
spots quiet middling 9.07; sales
2O9O
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-15

You Haven't Read All the News
until you READ the ADS!
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-15
Luque to Retire

YORK, (UP)-Ludow Wray head foot
University Pennsylvania, and William tBfD
guard of 1885 and 1896 will be
grid assistants to Herbert M Kop at Manhattan college,
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-15
l.. A. HA Y
l.. A. BANKS
FLAX

loo
LOS ANGELES, Feb. Is uP) -
TranSa erica -.-.. ....... 1Vl2-lU#
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-15
NEW ORLEANS. Feb. IS tUP) -
Cotton futures closed steady.
l. A LIVESTOCK

Spots quiet middIing 3.U1, FaIeS
2.O90
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-15

"xToU know something, ABB" Burl
j Tatum (lef) says. "Ridin' the old
range isn't half as lonesome when
you've got cool. mellow Prince
Albert 'makin's' cigarette a-goin'.'
Don't knowit, Burl, Alb Hudkins
(right) comes back. Prince Albert
is a good friend o. mine. 1t treats my
tongue right, and it draws perfect.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-07-01
PIRATES ON
UPGRADE

NEW YORK, July /. UP)-In
case you've overlooked the Pitts
burgh Pirates, it's high time tc
give them your attention. Under
the patient leadership of docile
Pie Traynor the Pirates have climb
ed steadily the past month and to-
day moved into second place in the
National league standings.
Another month like June and you
can tab the Pirates as real pennan,
.contenders for the first time ir
years.
Yesterday Pittsburgh triumpheo
over Cincinnati, 81, to dislodge the
Reds from second place. Cy Blan-
ton, curve ball expert, hurled his
greatest game of the year, allowing
only three hits.
The Giants held their four-game
lead by slugging the Phillies for a
AL victory. Hank Leiber banged
out homer, two doubles and single
Van Mungo came out of his slumr
to pitch a one hit game as Brook
lyn defeated the Boston Bees, SO
Cleveland held it's three game
lead over the Yankees by defeating
Detroit, 1919. Bob Feller was driv.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-07-01
QUOTATIONS
NEW YORK STOCKS

NEW YORK, July l (UP) The
Stock market today recovered all
of yesterdays losses and moved
into new high ground for the year
in moderately active trading.
Utilities featured. The average
gained about 5la per cent and made
a new high for the year. The In
dustrial average also made new
1898 top.
Preferred shares in the Utility
section had gains ranging to 3
points, while common stocks were
fractions to more than a point
higher. Thin markets were en-
countered in higher priced issues,
mand.
Leading industrial issues were / to
more than points higher. Chem
icals made a good recovery. Build
ing shares were popular and oils
made their best gains in weeks.
Market betterment was attributed
mainly TO purchases by the larger
traders who take sizeable amounts
of stock. The little" fellows con-
tinued TO accumulate shares and
some foreign sh orts covered.
Many commodity markets Will
close tomorrow in line with their
usual summer practice, but all
stock and other security markets
and banks will remain open.
Business reflected improved SEN
tlment from SlfOnB anu dCliHt
stock markets. Automobile ouput
made a conraseasonal gain and
car loadings made their third week
ly advance. Steel scrap rose an
other % cents a ton at Pittsburgh
Most important was a rise to Sh
cents a pound in copper, against q
9 to ga cent quote previously.
Copper shares rose ] to nearly :
points. Steels were strong at gains
of more than 2 points for leaders.
In the oil section. point ad-
vances to new highs were noted in
standard of New Jersey, and Tex
corporation.
New tops were made by the fol
lowing Utility pfd stocks: Ameri-
can and Foreign Power pct
American Power and Light pct
and Electric Power Z pet. Peoples
Gas common. Con. Edison anc
North American made new highs.
Monsanto Chemical and Johns
Manville gained 2 points. Other is
sues TO gain, 2 points or more in
Guided Allied Chemical. American
Can, Santa Fe, Case, Chrysler, u IS
Rubber and Westinghouse Electric
Bonds were higher. Wheat gain
ed fractionally. Cotton futures
jumped a bale.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-07-01
Tackle Box

those who tried their luck We'd
nesday.
Fifteen fishermen on the Sea
Angler took 20 yellowtail, and II
SportSmen On the Mascot III
brought IA yellowtail and 2 white
sea bass to gaff.
The Star and Crescent Boat
company, estimated 200 yellowtail
were gaffed Wednesday by patrons
of the San Diego sport fishing
leet at the Coronado Islands. Fish
ing was mostly confined to the
middle ground" which is on the
lee side of the great kelp bed lying
between the two large Coronado
Islands. Strikes were fairly brisk
throughout the entire fishing per-
iod and the toal catch did not
indicate the true quality of the
sport. There were many fish lost
jim Row, skipper of the Sea An
gler, predicted that excellent fish
ing will prevail for some time
The water has been entirely clear
fer approximately 10 days and
there are indications that many
fine schools of yellowtail and blue
fin tuna have taken up their sum-
mer quarters at the Mexican is
lands.
Meanwhile barge fishing on the
palatial Point Iona, anchored off
San Diego harbor, is unusually
good Tuesday fishermen there
caught 100 barracuda, 20 kelp bass,
3 yelloWtail and white sea bacc.
Wednesday the total amounted to
100 barracuda, 25 kelp bass, q
white sea bass and 2 yellowtail.
Captain Guy Perkins, skipper of
the barge, added up the number of
white sea bass taken in his vessel
since it was anchored at the kelp
bed off Point Iona Two weeks ago.
The score to date totals 10 white
sea bass, the largest OF which
scaled 75 pounds. Many more were
brought to gal weighing 40
pounds, with an average that sell
dom scaled less than 20 pounds.
During the same interval no less
than 1000 barracuda have been
landed on the barge.
Valley sportsmen who prefer lake
bass fishing, have been making
some fine catches at Moreno. Size
and quality have marked the
haulS.
Incidentally Postmaster Frank
Richmond, famed as one Of the
valleys foremost sportsmen, an
people at the lake resort July 3
nounced that Seth Stevenson, keep
er at Moreno lake, is preparing a
huge barbecue for Imperial Valley
and 4. The Stevenson hospitality is
a by-Word with valley people.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-07-01
T.. A. STOCKS

LOS ANGELES. July CUP -
New highs in trading prices ap-
peared again today on the Los An
eeIes stock exchange as an ap-
proximate total of 2s.5OO shares
changed hands. The new hlgns
superior oil 100 at 40h UP. y
Iniv. Con. Oil 100 at 16 up q
Gen. Motors 100 at 81 3-4 up ont
paint: Edison common 100 at Z47s
gp Is. D.t,a,
Other sales included: Bark ei
Bros. pfd 1sO at so, up h; l.. a.
Industries 100 at 81 unchanged
Pac. Finance 100 at II 3-4, an,
changed; Transamerica 100 at II
q up q: Bandini Pet. 100 az Y
unchanged Bolsa Chica a i0V d, d,
Pr down ": Hancock OIL l0o a. a.
22A unchanged; Richfield Oh ~.
al 65s up 2s Republic Pet. loo a.
"a, unchanged; Southern Cai
Gas. A 100 at 26 II up u
Standard Oil of Cal rose 5-4 OF % .
point TO 3lk on sales OF o9o
shares. Other transactions inciuo
ed: Union oil 100 at 214s up 5-4
Wellington Oil 100 at "a, up y
chrysier 100 at 61 up polnts
claud Neon 100 at 9 up Y; Menas-
20 100 at 9, unchanged Ryan Aero
100 TIA Is. unchanged; Southefh
Pacific 100 at 1855 up y. e..
There were "a issues up IouI
down and IL unchanged.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-07-01

One punch doesn't ordinarily de-
eide fight but it did Thursday
night in the main event when one
judge and the referee gave Tough
Cleo Shans a decision over Frank
Cannett. Cannett won three rounds
and had the fourth sewed up when
Shans landed right cross to put
frankie on the canvas for a one
count. That blow gave Cleo the
bout, but the decision surprised
even Cleo.
Gregorio Escalona was forced to
summon all of his tricks to beat
the courageous Lee Flores In the
semi-windup. A fourth round rally
turned the trick.
Willie Simmons tried desperately
to win from Villavicencia in the
special bout but Vic was like a
wind mill. His punches landed from
all angles and kept Simmons too
busy defending himself to land any
blows.
Loudermilk won three of four
rounds to turn in his second win in
two weeks over Yaqui Joe Gonzalez.
Other bouts:
Ike Blair decisioned Jess Gotta.
AL Montoya defeated Al CUM. Baby
face Montoya decisioned Jack Ar
mold.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-07-01
l.. A. VEGETARLES

LOS ANGELES, July l OUP)-
Trading continued very slow on
most lines with supplies heavy
prices barely steady TO weaker.
Bunched vegetables per crate;
Beets 3045c. Carrots Assoc. Dixon
29c. Green onions $I5O-S1.65; Leeks
l5-SOc. Mustard 80 40c. Parsely As
oOc. Radishes small red $4,000.
Spinach best $1.10-$1.20; Turnips
i0-50c.
Cantaloupes: Imperial Wy Jumbo
36s mostly S1.25-$1.4O. jumbo ASS
II 4O-S1 so; Honeydews jumbos 81.
l5-S1.25; std $1.-$1.1O pony flats
70-75c. Jumbo 27S ass $1.25-$140
Lettuce: dry pack Guadalupe
Lompoc and Santa Maria dozen
mostly $2.50-$2.65, 5S S2-S225, Gs
s1.50-S175, iced 6S $2.-S225.
Squash. lugs local Italian so GOc
White summer 50-G5c. Yellow
crookneck 50-65c.
Tomatoes: locals and San Diego
co 4x5S s1.40-S1.5O 5x5S S1.65-S1.75.
5x6S $1.50S1.75; 6x6S $1.25-$1.5G
SKIS $1.-s1.25; 6x7S $1.-$1.25 7xSs
best 9O-$1
Watermelons ton lots Imperial
Wy Klondikes 1920 Id and larger
S28.-$2S.50.