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Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-14

on their shoulders. He can spot
Muss0lini balconies and still out
shout him from the Tiber to the
Coliseum. II Duce is a pretty fair
hand at shoWmanship and making
faces, but I have seen the General,
when worked up over a lightweight s
sore thumb, run the 100-yard gamut
of human emotions in record time.
In my minds eye l have pretty
good picture Of the Generals ar
rival in the Bay of Naples. He will
expect to see VesuYius spouting
lava and if it doesn't, he will fine
it $500 for stalling and laying down.
II the boat is late the General un-
doubtedly will walk right up to the
bridge, take away the captains s
license, and accuse him of having
too much bandage on his hands
If things don't go right for him
while he is in Italy, / wouldn't be
surprised to hear that the General,
in a sweeping edict, had taken
Ethiopia from the italians and plac-
ed it under the rule of Arthur
Donovan, Mike Jacobs, and Jimmy
Johnston.
The fine thing about the General
is that if none of these sweeping
ol ders is obeyed he will never know
The difference, because he will be
so busy issuing new ones. Not only
new ones, but contradictory ones.
The General is just unbeatab BILE
I can't think of any failin' the
General has unless its-Phelan.
| have warned you, Benito,
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-14
CANNETT MOVES
INTO TOP SPOT
At CALEXICO

frankie Cannett will make his
debut among the featherweight
title contenders tonight in the
main event at the CaleXico ath-
letic club. The bouts start at $50.
Ike Blair and Alex MontOya will
tangle in the semi-windup.
Cannett. who last week kayoed
Clyde Alexander. will be pittcd
against the hardest hitting feath-
erWeight in the valley Johnny
Antuna.
Antuna mas beaten all feather
weights in the valley at least once
and rated the No. l challenger for
Bobby Facheco's crown.
After tonights bout Cannett will
be the No. l challenger. Cannett
vows.
Montoya and Blair have a long
standing grudge battle to settle.
Beth are confident of victory. both
want to score a k.o. win.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-14
Handicaps
FOrWOrnen
Announced

Handicaps for women golfers at
the Barbara Worth golf club were
announced Thursday by Curley
Vesey. club professional. AT the
same time. Vesey said the Ladies
Flay tournament. postponed be-
cause Of the wind. will be played
next Wednesday.
Players with handicapS: Mrs. w.
d. Bcale. Is: Mrs. Billie Burke. l9;
Mrs. w. A. Clarke. IS. Mrs. jim
Carson. IS. Mrs. V. A. Carroll 27;
Mrs. NJ. o. King. IS. Mrs. Paul Jen-
kins. 80: Frances Erskine. %; Mrs.
w. B. Havekorst. As; Mrs. NJ j.
Horton. 27: Mildred Hubbard. 43;
Mrs Ben Kellerman, 45; Mrs. Bob
Mcnamara. %: Mrs. Allen Nuffer.
%. Louise Robetts. II: Ann Vesey,
"a; Mrs. John Robertson, As Mrs.
Pinky Loud. 30
DON BEATS DON . ...... .....
Don Rex jr. defeated Don Rex
ST. at the Barbara Worth golf club
this week in their first round match
CT the Presidents cup meet. Don
sr. spotted his son 10 holes. At the
turn he was 10 strokes ahead. but
hai picked up only two holes. The
match ended 4 and g.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-14
CHICAGO GRAINS

rHICAGO. AUr0 n UPI- Ink
of Initiation showed wheat prices
upward ON the Chicago board OF
irade prior 10 The holiday t2mor-
row. ..
Al the close wheat was . TO "a
cents higher on rush OF short
coVering shortly before the MAJ
ket closed. May wheat was o4a4
cents. corn was a q 's cent high-
er. and oats -s to cent higher.
Reports Of ne wdust blows IN
kansas and part of Oklahoma
started o small buying movement
and shorts began to cover.
Corn prices followed wheat pui
cfher bullish factors were teW
rrhere was lille or no export bust
meas reported
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-14

Mereha ants
To ackIe
Yuma Sun.

Bascballs-a maybe GiSts-Will
fly at Sportsman park Sunday af-
terncon at 2l5 when the Ell Cen
ro Merchants meet Yuma in the
seventh game of their year-long
series.
Each team has won three games
in previous meetings. Each game
has been a hammer and tong bat
tie which wasn't won until the
last man had went down swinging.
Jimmy Ridge Yuma's ace hurl-
er. will be opposed by George Harris
and Joe Andrade for The Ell Cen
trans. Harris ana Andrade tanned
the Yuma hitters last week by
leading the El Centrans to a 5-3
win. Albert Mendoza was the lead
ing hitter with four hits in five
tries, one Of them a home run.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-14
MARKET QUOTATIONS
NEW YORk STOCKS

VIEW 1ORh. April IA - p
Prices rose fractions - more than
points on the stock exchange to-
day in response to President RooSe-
velt's message 20 congress asking
for a pump -priming program in
v9lying expenditure of more than
S4.OO0. 900 900.
Comm oditY markets rose whcI
traders construed the message a
inflatiouary. Stock tradres liked j,
FOR its ommissiou Of criticism Of
business aud the indicated desire
to refrain from more reform m ca
ures pending consolidation of
gains made IN reforms thus far,
United Stste9 government bonds
advanced ia an otherwise unset
lied bond market. The rise was cN-
rlained by purchase by commercial
banks and Institutions, probably
ia belief that release Of potcntia
credit through reduction of re
serve requirements would give re-
serve banks additional funds with
which TO support the governmen;
The stock list declined early
when railroad shares were unset
tied by the Interstate Comm erct
Commissions refusal 70 grant q
rise in passenger fares for eastern
railroads. Railroads bonds took
another tumble. notably santa Fe
issues. Leading rai tissues later
rallied.
Reports from business were bet
tor than anticipated. Of the first
"a companies 10 report for the
FIRST quarter, seven showed gains
over year ago aud the decline
for the whole group was only 9.5
per cent Engineering construction
awards rose TO S79.37" .oGo for tho
week. a new high for the year
United states steel rase 3 point
from its low and was moro thai
point net higher. Cbrysler re
corded a. mel gain Of more than q
point and was up nearly . points
from its low. Westinghouse Elec
rric. Eastman Kodak aud Allied
Chemical made board rccuyerics
Oils came back 10 small gains aftel
losses ranging 20 more than q
point iu Standard oil Of New Jer
seY
copper advanced. as did rubbers
huilding issues. farm equipment,
and special issues.
Dow Jones closing stock aver.
agrs: Industrial 1852 up l.57
RaI 2139 off OF: UuHty l785 uI
Oh.
stock sales approximately 1,0lC,-
| 600 shares against 100000 shares
yesterday. Curb stock sales were
| I27. 500 shares against 10000.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-14
Stars Drop
SoIons in
10 Innings
Rv limited PRESS

Hollywood continued IN possession
of first place in the Pacific Coast
baseball league today by virtue of
@ 10-inning victory over Sacramento,
Al, last night.
Wayne Osborne was the winning
pitcher and he gave out only five
hits. Tony FreitaS was the loser.
He kept Il hits well scattered until
the fatal tenth inning.
In another lO-inning night game
Portland, behind the four-hit hurl-
ing of Ad Liska, won l TO victory
over Oakland. Kenny Sheehan. on
the mound for the losers. yielded
eight safeties.
Sam Gibson allowed only six hits
as the San Francisco Seals defeat
ed the San Diego Padres. Los An
geles won IN - innings over Seattle,
4 to 3, On homer by Collins, the
Angel catcher
Results:
San Francisco O0l O22 000-5 Il
San Diego - 0l0 600 000-l s l
Gibson and Woodall; Hebert, Pill
lette. Rhodes and starr
Seattle - OH 600 600 000-3 9 o
Los Angeles 900 200 010 00l-4 II
Turpin & Spindel; Jakucki, Lieber
Prim and Collins.
might Games
Hollywood 600 100 600 "a ii /
Sacramento 100 coo 600 0-l 5 8
Osborne & Brenzel; Freitas 81
Franks.
Portland - 600 600 600 II 8 ,
Oakland - 900 600 0G0 90 / 0
Liska 81 Cronin. Sheehan & Raj
mondi
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-14
Bench
BY b. Kinne
Post Press
Sports Editor
Warming

Letters to the sports editor and
telephone calls to the same guy
bring on the following
Who started the round robin ten
mis- stuff in the valley and why?
To one sports fan the round
robin tournament kills competitive
interest And encourages one
team to throw games to another
to defeat a common enemy D..
Besides it makes too much play for
enc netter, or one team, in tourna-
mentS in a single day .. Especially
in the case of high school players.
Another interested sport follower
was alarmed to hear that students
were forced to pay an entrance fee
fer the county high school, tennis
tournament But it developed
that the sport follower had con-
fused his knowledge Each
school shared the expense of balls
for the tourney and the stu
dents didn't have to furnish an entry
fee
A free-for-all wrestling match in
which several grapplers enter the
ring blindfolded and start slugging
the nearest competitor, is the only
type OF mat bouts that appeal to
another sportgoer Which proves
5hat people are always interested
IN something different
The Bench Warmer is crazy Ia
let OF readers will agree this far
in the SENTENCED if he thinks Len
Gabrielson won't stick with Seat
tie. This phone caller pointed out
that the burly Rainier first base
man is second in the coast league
batting race All bW. can say
is Wait and see! -.
CaleXico high school won't win
the baseball championship as the
Bench Warmer has freely predict
ed This letter was not signed
but it was postmarke,1 from BraW-
ley Which means, watch the
Wildcats this season.
Monday morning quarterbacks, in
this season Monday morning UNI
pireS and rule interpreters, keep
sports alive, an observer writes g. =.
And they keep coaches and man
ayers on edge too .
Another survey on the dimming
CT lights which the Bench Warmer
mentione1 a couple of weeks ago
Out of thirty-tWo cars on &
trip to Brawley, 18 dimmed their
lights, a reader observed.
Holtville will win the county track
meet You guessed it A
Holtville letter The rest of the
missile cannot be reprinted 1t
deals with an uncomplimentary his
tory Of some sports editor
Calexico athletic club could aid
in pulling itself back to the black
side of the ledger by starting fights
on time . The writer of this let
ter quit going on that account.
Who won, asks two letters and a
phone caller, the Southwest Golf
tournament? &c.. We could find local
results about the tourney but the
finals were never printed SO
to aid the golf artists the Bench
Warmer sent Operator 55 to Tucson
where he picked up the following
information
Ralph Petty won the title with Q
4 and 3 win over Russ Valentine
Kim Bannister won the first
flight with 2 and l win over Fred
BarroWS
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-14
PILLS SEEK
SEVENTH WIN

BROWNSVILLE. N. c.. April IA.
JUP)-Jimmy Wilson'S Philadelphia
Phillies sought their seventh
straight victory against minor
league opposition today. They met
Thomasyille's North Carolina State
league team. They ran their win
ming streak to six with a 81 victory
over Lexington yesterday.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-14
Terry, Witt to Re
Called Upon Garner

CHARLESTON. ". Va. AprlI "A
CUP)-When the transforming New
York Giants and Cleveland Indians
arrive in Cleveland Saturday. Man
ayers Bill Terry ami Oscar Witt will
be called upon the carpet by Judge
Kenesaw Mountain Lands to ex-
plain why their exhibition game
was forfeited TO the Giants at Long
view. Texas. last week.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-14
Tigers Complete
Southern Tour

ATLANTA, Ga. April IA. CUP)-
The Detroit Tigers completed their
southern tour today with their sec
onj straight victory over Atlanta.
The score was II to 3.
This result gave the Tigers a total
OF II triumphs against five defeats
during their exhibition swing. They
won all of their six games against
minor league opponents and were
victorious in II c. 16 starts against
major league outfits.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-14
Police Called Out
To Take off Boots

kAKSAS CITY, Mo, April "A
CUP)-Ben Tibbs, a patrolman,
bought a pair Of riding boots and
joined the police departments
mounted drill team. When ne de-
cided to retire for the night he
tueged at the boots. hey did not
yield. He struggled hall an hour
and called ncighbOrS Finally he
called the police accident squad,
Two Officers responded and took
them IS minutes to rid Tibbs Of
his boots.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-14
Yankees to Meet
Baltimore Nine

BALTIMORE. Nd. April IA. up
- The New York Yankees met
Baltimore's Orioles of the Inter
national league today A ga victory
over their Binghamton Farm Hands
yesterday gave the Yanks their sixth
straight win. and their 18th out Of
81 starts this spring.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-14
Giants Whip
Cleveland, a.

HARLESTON. w. Va. April a
CUP With four games left to play.
the New York Giants and Cleveland
Indians were all square with six
victories each today as they met
in the 18th game Of their eXhibi-
ton series. The Giants wen to !.
behind the seven-hit pitching OF
Hy Vandenberg yesterday.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-14

last season out InIS year IIIt bUII-
dogs will be given only one chance
to defend their title
Brawley's chances for victory are
better than even. despite the fact
the CaleXico club has a much
stronger hitting lineup.
Nick Ellis will be on the mound
for the Brawley team. He was all
valley pitcher last season and beat
the CaleXicans in one of the three
games.
In the other league game FL Cen
tro will meet Imperial Monday
afternoon in Imperial. Holtville won
by default over Calipatria.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-14
TrOjans Beat
Stanford Nine

STANFORD UNIVERSITY. Cal,
April "A. CUPl-A one-run ninth
inning rally yesterday gave Uniyer-
Sity Of Southern California's invad-
ing baseball team a 6-5 verdict ever
Stanford. U. S. C. entered the sew
eath with a 81 lead, only to have
the home team chase four runs
across in their half of the inning
to tie the count. Bill Tanner. use.
third baSeman. was banished from
the game after an argument with
Base Umpire Martin Drury.
You haven't read ALL the news
Until You've Read ALL the Ads!
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-14
4 a LIVESTOCK

Los ANC ELES, April "a tUP1 =
Hogs Soc. steady 10 10 cents low
crs grain fed $500: top 8; locals
fS.7B: soWs 6.50-7.1b.
Cattle 600 h9ldOver 7G2. Very
slow about steady, yearling fed
steers 80 medium grass and
short fcd stetrs S; mixed yearlings
1855, COWS 2b-6.15; cutter grade
EsTS-6. bulls TO 6.50. Calves SEQ.
feM sales steady but undertone
lover few yealers I0.25-lo.50; few
calves a.a5
sheer 5U0, holduVcr SIS slow
weak to lower. medium 20 choice
g ih spring lanhs S'l 'ried 'u
heat a. Hh.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-14
BROWNS BEAT
CUBS. 7 TO 1

JOPLIN. Mo. April "A. up
The St. Louis Browns, winners OF
l8 games in q spring starts, meet
Jopiin's Western association club
Manager Gabby Street was prais-
ing the fine performance of Russ
Van Alta in holding the Chicago
Cubs to two hits for five innings
as the Browns earned a IA victory
Npsfardav
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-14
New York POlOists
Favored in Series

CHICAGO. April Il. up -
Winston Guests New York optimists
were heavy favorites to capture the
senior national indoor polo cham
pionship today after crushing De
troit's Gold Hats 16 to 6 in the
opening game Of three-game
series.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-14
l.. a. STOCKS

Los ANGELI5S. -Apr1 = I'D
Stocks moed irrcgularly and III
small volume on the Los Angeles
exchange today.
Sales included; Barker Bros. pfd
so shares, delayed delivery -o un-
changed .Transamerica 100 at s..
unchanged, Con OIL 200 at 81
down y Hancock Oil 100 az 2s.
unchanged. Reptile Pet. 100 al =
unchanged, Republic pfd 81 al a3 :
up "a Union on 100 at l9e5 up q,
Gen. Motors 100 at 327s down =
Gladding Mclean 100 at - up : ,
Lockheed Aircraft 100 at "a up l.
Approximately volume Of sales.
5000 shares7 four issues up. Two
down four unchanged.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-14

events again sent Holtville out in
front as the favorite in the valley
meet, but Brawley and Ell Centro
are not discouraged. Both will be
in the running and Holtville could
slip to third place instead of first,
should 2 or events go haywire.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-14

OF The schedule entirely becauSe
neither school wants to complete
next week.
Holtville chalked up another i'm
rressive victory over the Criminals,
winning firsts in the 100, 220, 440,
$50 and mile.
The victories in the running
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-14
HEARING PUT OFF

Hearing Of a complaint against
w. I. Stone, charging violation OF
the FL Centro building code, was
delayed to Monday morning by
Judge Lee Nuffer in municipal
court.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-14
Markets At
a Glance
~ INITED DRESS

Stocks higher In moderately ac-
tive trade.
Bonds irregular in quiet trade
L.. :. gOvernm ents higher.
Curb stocks "a CHER.
Foreign exchange firm
Cotton up about $3.50 4 bale
Wheat t. 2a higher corn :
to Is higher
Rubber futures up = cent d
pound.
Silver unchanged in Euw hork
at 42& cents q fine ounce.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-14
BASEBALL TITLE AT
STAKE IN FIRST BALL
GAME OF THE SEASON
3raWleV vs.. CaleXico.

bIaNIey
Friday afternoon at o'clock the BraWley Wildcats
will make their first serious bid for valley league base
ball title since they the league championship in 1882
CaleXco defeated Brawley in two out of three games
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-14
Central Brawley
Meet Postponed

Wind postponed the Brawley-El Centre track meet
Wednesday night and Hovile high school Walioped Yu
ma high tracksers 67-37, as the all important county
track meet drew Yuma Gees defeated HoltVlle
Gees 4729 The BrawleyCentral meet may be scratched
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-14
l.. A. BUTTER & EGGS

LOS ANGELES, April - tIPt
Butter: exiras -6e. prime l-t - lsr;
Standard 25t.r. uudcTgrahc I3c.
Candled clean extras ........ -
Candled light dirty extra -.... -
Candled clean std ....---...- - -
Candlcd light dirty sta .=-.-. -o5z
Caudled checks ........... .......-. IL
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-14

YOU haven't read ALL the NEWS
until you've read ALL the ads.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-14
FLAX

Minneapolis. May ............ S1.g9
winnipeg. May ......-..--+- Sl.o4at
Duluth. May ..........--.... $1.95
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-14
l.. A. GRiINS

Los ANGELES. April "a tUP1 -
Corn. trans. .-.-........ Sl.42-l. AZ
Barley. Mariout .... $l.21la -l.32 y
Calf. MILO ....-... $l3O-l IS
Barley Feed. ....... S12O-S1.27 "
Mnfeed. red, white o.. $117k-1.221z
Kaffir. No. white 49,. Sl.20-1 25
OATS. Calf ............. $l.45-1.50
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-14
L. 4. RANKS

Los ANGELES. April u CUPJ =
Trausam erica -...#.. .......... 5's-57
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-14
NEW YORK, April "A fUP) Got
ION rmLurn. nLnaed AerN sLeadN.

NEW ORLEANS. April "A CuPJ--
Cotton futures closed very steady
Imperial Valley press., 1938-08-03

straWs in the winds of 1910 when
either state or both may send to
the Democratic national conVen-
ton delegations instructed against
100 per cent New Deal candidates.
Both Smith and Clark opposed Mr..
Roosevelt on issues deemed by the
New Deal to be vital.
Sen. George McGill, New Dealer,
won denomination easily in Kan
sas. But principal interest centered
there on the losing race of the
Rev. Gerald B. Winrod, radio re-
vivalist, for Republicans senatorial
nominator.
Returns sWamped Winrod vino
was in third position from the
start with former Gov. Clyde M
Reed leading the pack for Repub-
liCan nomination TO the senate.
CHARLESTON, w. Va, Aug. 3.
(UP)-SiX incumbent West Vir-
ainia congressman, all listed as
New Deal Democrats, were assured
of denomination today on the basis
of almost complete returns from
Tuesdays primary election.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-08-03
NIPPON PLANE
KILLS BRITISH
CUSTOMS MAN
Fires Chinese Launch,
Machine Gun Stays
Englishman

SHANGHAI, Aug. 3 (UP)
Japanese combat planes
shot down & Chinese planes
near Hankow, a Japanese
naval communique said to-
night.
The japanese communique said
Sd Chinese planes, mainly of Brit
iSh, Soviet and American build,
claShed with a Japanese squadron
and were routed. The communicate
also said seven "cleverly camou-
flaged" Chinese planes were de-
stroyed on the ground at the Han
kow airdrome.
Japanese aircraft blasted rail
and river traffic in the Yangtse
valley. Their activities included
setting afire a Chinese maritime
customs launch and killing j. T. C
Crawley, British customs officer
and two Chinese.
Officers of H. M. S. Gnat, a
British gunboat, reported that six
Japanese airplanes bombed and
machine-gunned the customs boat,
which was anchored 35 miles be-
low Hankow.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-08-03
Accused Goes
On Trial in Ice
Pick HoIdup

Albert Martinez, charged with the
ice pick holdup at Brawley last
month of Clark Rasor and Perry
Woods, went on trial before a su-
pericF court jury in Ell Centre
Wednesday.
Prosecutor d. II. Wolford and
Defense Counsel Harry Stewart
agreed upon a jury early in the
morning session, and began exami-
nation of witnesses in a trial ex-
pected not to last more than two
days
Witnesses included the asserted
victims, who described how two
men held them up, one threatening
them with an ice pick. Rasor iden-
titled Martinez as one of the rob-
bers. Woods c.uld not identify him,
he said. Rasor's billfold, empty of
money. was the robbers only loot
Imperial Valley press., 1938-08-03
ANTI.PROWLER
DRIVE CONTINUED
IN FL centric

Continuation of a drive against
prowlers and other yagrants was
the theme of FL Centro's police
court Wednesday.
Judge Lee Nuffer sentenced
James l.. Christensen. "a. charged
with vagrancy. to six months in
the county jail. suspending the last
three months on condition Chris
tensen leave town.
Fred Cayasien. 80. charged with
begging, was sentenced TO 80 days
in the county jail. and Otis Powell
l8, charged with vagrancy, was
admonished to leave town under
penalty of a 30-day Jail sentence
If he does not
Maynard Hacker. Is. charged
with issuing fictitious checks. was
certified to Juvenile court.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-08-03

ZatlOn Dill ana Quiet tCOOStNclO
measures.
Smiths denomination over Will
liam E. Dodd, jr., avoWed New
Dealer, headlined yesterdays pri-
maries in which four states voted.
Kansas Republicans rejected the
program of a so-called "jayhawker
Nazi' in the next most significant
returns.
Missouri Democrats renominated
Sen. Bennett C. Clark who sought
endorsement after helping to scut-
tie the Roosevelt judiciary and
government reorganization bills.
Clark is the third successive Demo-
crat senate foe of the judiciary
bill TO be renominated this year.
Returns from a test of strength
Missouri judicial contest indicated
that Gov. Lloyd C. Stark had ef-
fectively challenged Boss Thomas
J. Pendergast's authority in state
affairs.
A fourth primary in West Vir-
ginia developed nothing OF national
interest.
Smiths denomination and Clark S
long foreseen triumph may be
Imperial Valley press., 1938-08-03

PONTIAC. Mich Aue 3 up
Mr. and Mrs Eduard Ven GRfte
planned to leave from Detroit tn-
day for los Angels where they
will be- "remauird" IN an airplauf
three miles up just q sh1mor' The
city fathers.
The Won Glattcs we're married
by an airplanc captain above II.
Angeles on July 23. When they ar
rived here on their honeymoon the
learned that Los Aneeles autnori
ties refused to recognize thcir mar
riagc as ! gal
The couple refused u agrcc They
pointed out that ship captaia
may legally perform a marriage 4
the boat Is beyond the three mile
limits
However. the Won Glattes are
Imperial Valley press., 1938-08-03
HEARING AGAIN
PUT OVER IN
MURDER CASE

Preliminary hearing of a murder
charge against Sam Schoenberg
packing shed employe, was continu-
ed for the second time Wednesday
at the request of Defense Counsel
Edgar B. Hervey, San Diego.
District Attorney Elmer w. Heald
opposed the continuance.
The hearing will be held Friday
afternoon instead of Thursday
Judge j. E. Simpson of the Ell Cen
tro justice court ruled. Hervey said
he could not be in Ell Centro Thurs
day.
Schoenberg is charged with the
murder of Charles Meyers, fellow
vegetable worker, in Ell Centro July
%.