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The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-10-02

ton to aviation engine practice, and
in a somewhat different field, tetra.
ethyl lead as component of gasoline,
revolutionizing the relationship of
the fuel to the engine, making pos
sible more power with less weight
and with greater efficiency. General
Motors is proud of this record of
achievement.
But now in 1910 comes something
more, and important. A new mechan.
ism to connect the engine with the car
has been in evolution for several
years. 1t takes advanced form in 1910
and will be introduced in one of the
cars of the General Motors line. The
clutch is eliminated. The changes in
ratio, or speeds, are automatic. You
simply steer! And the cost is astonish-
ingly low for such an achievement.
This device is destined to take the
transmission out of the driving tech
nique ofthe car of tomorrow. You GER
tainly will be intrigued when you see
and try this interesting mechanism.
But the modern motor car has become
not only something in which to 60
from place to place, but for many
something to live in-hence comfort,
luxury of appointment, size, are inn
portant considerations. General Mo-
tors 1910 cars are definitely larger.
The seats are wider. There is more
room for both passengers and bag
gage. And in luxury Of finish they are
far superior to anything that General
Motors has been able to accomplish
before.
Again, here is something important
In several of the General -
Motors lines for 1910 there ~
has been added, an extra
and special model for those
who appreciate the ultra in .oo ].
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-10-02

William Harvey, discovered of
the circulation of the blood, was
born April l, 1878.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-10-02

design attractiveness and luxury. You
cannot help being impressed when
you see this most modern of all cars.
1t is different! 1t is most appealing.
While many items of cost have recent.
ly risen, and added value has been
built into the 1910 design, selling prices
in general have not been raised; in
fact, some models list somewhat be-
low the 1889 range. General Motors
subscribes, without reservation, to the
prime importance, in the face of the
existing emergency, of avoiding I'm
warranted and unjusti6able price
advances. Such will be the policy
throughout all its extensive relation
ships. twill avoid to the utmost every
thing that promotes instability Of the
economy.
Thus the valme of General Motors
cars in 1910 is plain to see. But vGIme
is relative. 1t necessarily inv0Ives the
price you pay and sUhat that price ;n-
cIades. General Motors prices are
clearly shoyn on "bIainviesU'' price
tags attached to every General Motors
car on exhibit in every General Mo.
tors Showroom. You see the base price
the dealer sets on the car y0n need.
You see all the additional items Incl
dent to the transaction. n nd sgifh each
sale there is supplied an ifemiged ia-
voice shosOimg each item separately
and its price as q part of the price yon
pay.
Thus you see the value. Thus you see
the price. The result is bound to be
clearer picture of the greater value in
these General Motors cars Of 1910.
VI at1,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-10-02

In several of the General
Motors lines for 1910 there
has been added, an extra
and special model for those
who appreciate the ultra in
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-13
Today's Sports Parade

Will Clark Gable ground out. un-
assisted. on his "you-alls" and lift
pop fly on his "sho-nuffS?" Will
Vivian Leigh be thrown for a five
yard loss when she takes a setting
hen off the nest at Tara Hall? If
she walks in confidently against a
setting hen we'll know she isn't
southern, because those of us who
have done it know that the setting
hen, particularly those Domineck
ers. are tougher than a cage full
of lions.
Wen be watching Melanie. too,
and making those odds on her. I
want to watch her when they first
pass her that hoe-cake. Will she
take the good, crisp end, that has
all the butter sunk into it, or will
she cut herself a mealy piece out of
the middle? Is she a lady or amt
she?
Folks. you should see my costume
for the Thursday night ball. l am
going to look exactly like a slightly
Forests cavalry unit This costume
belonged to my great uncle Ben,
and the fact that it doesn't fit me
is as nothing compared to the fact
that / don't have to pay any rent
for it.
You'll have to pardon me now.
because I've got to go out and
shoot myself q Yankee I'm two
behind my Atlanta quota for today.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-13
Thomas Affidavit
Turned Over TO
Commission

CHICAGO. Dec l3. CUP)-Arch
Ward, Chicago sports editor. will
turn over to the Illinois Athletic
commission an affidavit signed by
Harry Thomas, Eagle Bend. MINI.
heavyweight boxer, stating that
Thomas had participated in fixed
fights at New York and Philadel-
phia.
The commission is investigating
published charges of conspiracy in
.Aonnection with Thomas fights
with Max Schmeling and Tony
Galento. Ward appeared before
the commission yesterday and said
Thomas told him he also had been
in one other bout in which the re-
suit was prearranged, but Ward
refused to name the bout.
Ward said he would present the
affidavit to the commission but de
clined to supplement by revealing
his other sources of information.
Il feel we have done our part in
bringing this situation to the atten-
ton of the public" he said. The
commission should be able to obtain
the fact as easily as we did"
Nate Lewis, manage for Thomas,
will appear Monday at the next
meeting of the commission.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-13
BY HENRY MCLEMORE-

ATLANTA, Ca. Dec. 13. CUP)-
It's a bit chilly here in Atlanta
but a man doesn't dare wear a
union suit.
This city is so confederate mind
ed at the moment, with Gone With
The Wind having its world pre-
miere here on Friday, that if any
careless soldier happens to fire a
cannon at Fort Sumter we're in it
again, boys, we're in it again
Having been born and brought
up within 100 miles of here, and
taught that there was a good bit
Of skullduggery connected with the
moth accidentally winning the war
between the states, found myself
completely in the spirit Of Atlanta
before I had been on Peachtree
street five minutes.
The stray RS that I had uncon-
sciously picked up after 10 years
in the north fell from my vocabu-
larry to the sidewalk with a clatter.
But 1t didn't matter. because no
one knew what they were.
When I drove up to my hotel
summoned the doorman with a
rebel yell. and came within an ace
of tipping him with confederate
money. which was my only legacy
from my maternal grandfather.
I've covered many q spectacle in
many a country--the Olympic
Games in Berlin, the Grand PriX
IN Paris. Wimbledon Tennis in Lon
don. St Stephens Day Handicap in
Budapest and a lot others. But ]
have never seen a city give itself
90 completely TO one thing as At
lanta has TO the movie premiere
OF Margaret Mitchell's story. Gone
With The Wind.
AS a sports reporter who has
been sent TO cover it, there is on
~ one angle I can't figure out.
What are the odds on the thing
and who is the fayorite? Rhett
Butler or Scarlet OHara? Or is
Fork the darkhorse? We won't
know until Friday night when we
see the picture.
But ! promise you that my sports
training is so severe that when
20 to the junior league costume
ball on Thursday night am going
to scout Clark Gable, Vivian Leigh
Olivia DE Havilland and Leslie
Howard. and work out in my own
mind what their batting average is
going TO be.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-13
Garcia, Glen Lee
Fight Set Dec. q;
Dempsey on Way

MANILA. Dec l3. CUP)-Thei
middleweight fight between Ceferino
Garcia and Glen Lee will be held
Dec. %. Promoter Jes Cortez said
today after an exchange OF radio
grams with Jack Dempsey who
will be the referee. Dempsey IS on
his way here by clipper.
Garcia is recognized as middle
weight champion by the New York
state commission and today his
manager. George ParnaSsus, said
he hoped Mike Jacobs, New York
promoter, would arrange bout with
AL Hostak of Seattle.
The National Boxing association
recognizes Hostak, who knocked out
Eric Seelig in Cleveland Monday
night. as middleweight champion.
A Garcia -Hostak bout would clear
the confusion around the middle
weight title. ParnaSsuS said that
heretofore Hostak was unwilling to
fight Garcia any place except in
his home town of Seattle.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-13

El Centre will play Ramona Fri
day night in Ell Centro, Brawley
will play Grossmont Friday after
noon. The defending Champion CAL
eXico Bulldogs will play Yuma next
week in the first official practice
game.
Holtville, Calipatria and, Imperial
have not lined up any practice tilts
as yet.
Following is the league schedule:
Jan. 5-Calipatria at Imperial
Holtville at Ell Centre
Calexico at Brawley
Jan. 12-Brawley at Imperial
CaleXico at Holtville
Ell Centre at Calipatria
Jan. 19.-Calipatria at Brawley
Imperial at Holtville
CaleXico at FL Centre
Jan. 26-Brawley at Holtville
Ell Centre at Imperial
CaleXico at Calipatria
Feb. 2--Imperial at Calexico
Holtville at Calipatria
Ell Centre at Brawley
Feb. 6-Imperial at Calipatria
Ell Centre at Holtville
Brawley at Calexico
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-13
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S U M ONS
No. 1919
In The Superior Court of The State
of California, in and for The
County of Imperial
IMPERIAL IRRIGATION
DISTRICT, Plaintiff
ADELAIDE ELLITHORPE. ct al,
Defendants.
The People of The State of Cali
fOrnia Send Greetings to:
ADELAIDE ELLITHORPE, RUTH
ELLITHORPE WILKINSON, OS-
CAR TILLEY, JANE DOE TILLEY,
his wife, r. j. OTTO, r. j. RICE,
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j. SL1MMON, also known as MAR
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JANE DOE. RICHARD ROE. JOHN
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partnership, and j. DOE as Ad-
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the Estate OF r. Roe, Deceased
Defendants.
You Are Hereby Directed to APP
pear and answer the Complaint In
an action entitled as above brought
against you i'll the Superior Court
of the County of Imperial, State OF
California, within ten days after the
service on you of this Summons-if
served within this county; or with
in thirty days If served elsewhere.
And you are hereby notified that
unless you appear and answer as
above required, the said plaintiff
win take judgment for any money
or damages demanded in the COM
plant, as arising upon contract, or
it will apply TO the Court for any
other relief demanded in the Com
plant.
Given under my hand and the
seal of the Superior Court OF the
County of Imperial, State of Cali
fornia, this 9th day of August, 1899.
w. j. McCLELLAND,
(SEAD County Clerk
BY CITHA LAMSON,
Deputy Clerk
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Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-13
l.. A. PRODUCE

LOS ANGELES, Dec. i3. (UP)-
Trading was very slow.
cucumbers. San Diego co Sl.75-
Sl90; No. 2s 50-75c; Imperial Wy
1926 -Sl.35; No. IS 50-65e; flats sl.0O
Sl25: hothouse San Diego co
dozen flats fey $1.00-S1.l0; ex fey
sI.I5-$125; no. is 75Soc.
Lettuce: Lompoc q santa Maria
f. 50-75c; san Diego co mostly con-
demned: San Fernando Valley as
5O-75c: Yuma As S1.00-S1.25; local
loose l5-35c.
Peas: san Pedro bush 3-4c: San
Diego co 5-6c; orange co Az DC ;
Carpinteria pole 4-6c; Coachella Wy
Dush 4-5c; China peas sic;
Squash: White summer imperial
WY lugs 75-90c; flats 6O-65c; Goa
chella WY flats 65-75c; san Diego co
and local lugs 75-90e; Italian Inn
perial Wy lugs 25-4oc; Coachell
Wy lugs 25-40c; local and san ~
ego 60 lugs 25-40c; ysllow crook
neck San Diego co lugs Sl.25-l.50
Imperial Valley crates si.25.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-13
Relief Workers
Form New Union

SACRAMENTO, Dec. I3. cUP)-
Articles Of incorporation for a new
relief workers union, to be known
as the American Labor association.
inc, were filed today with the sec
retary of states office.
Declared purpose of the organiZa
ton is 10 organize relief clients
for effecting action to secure USE
full employment at living wages in
private industry or through govern
ment works programs"
Incorporators are William Kelly,
John Jasper Skirvin, D. C. Polk
inghorne, Frank A Burck, Harry
E. Dyer, ST, and Robert w. Gragg,
all Of San Bernardino.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-13
HreStHng

UTeStling
Wrestling lost the first fall in its
comeback try in Imperial Valley
Tuesday when the FL Centre city
council refused to grant promoters
a permit to operate an arena at 7th
and State streets in the Fox Impe-
rial theatre.
Loss OF the first fall, and with
IL the chances to stage bouts in
side. was tantamount to defeat, ac-
cording to the observations of most
sports followers because it has been
proved before that wrestling will not
draw at the City Limits arena.
In the first place cold weather
during the winter months cuts
down attendance The appearance
of the City Limits arena certainly
doesn't draw any customers and
the seating Accommodations are about
as comfortable as a milking stool.
SO if the wrestling promoters
move the matches to the City Limits
arena, they will have two strikes
on them before they ever put tickets
on sale
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-13
Texas Tech , STU.
Arrange Grid Series

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 13. CUP
The University of San Francisco
has signed a home-and-home agree
ment with the football team of
Texas Tech of Lubbock, Tex. it
was announced today The first
game will open the Don's season
here on Sept. 81, 1910 Tech re-
places the st. Mary's Rattlers of
San Antonio on the USF schedule.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-13
Schwartz ResiQns
Creighton Post

OMAHA, Dec l3. (UP)-March-
mont Schwartz, a great back at No
tire Dame few years ago, resigned
last night as athletic director of
Creighton university.
His football assistants, Thomas
A. German, line coach, and DR..
Wilbur S. Eaton, end coach, resigned
with him. The designations will be
effective Dec. 81. The three gave
no reason for their action. Schwartz
said his five years at the university
had been pleasant"
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-13
New Wonen's
Swim Mark Set

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. l3. (UP)-
Jane Stickrod of Bloomington, ILL.,,
today held a new middle Atlantic
A.A.U. 800 yard swimming record
after completing the distance in
2:42.6 at the Broadwood pool.
Miss Stickrod. swimming for the
Broadwood Athletic club of Phila-
delphia. bettered the old mark OF
2:44.7 held by a teammate. Don
Evans. in winning the women's free
style championship last night.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-13
AII-West
Squad


SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 13. (UP)
The names of II stellar football
players OF the Pacific coast, mid
west and southwest who have ac-
cepted invitations to play for the
west in the annual east-west game
here New Years day for the bene-
fit of the Shrine'S childrenS hos
pital. were announced today by
Coaches Babe Hollingberry and
Percy Iocey. Co-coach Biff Jones
OF Nebraska recommended the mid
western players.
Five invitations still remain un-
accepted, including two halfbackS,
md coast football fans were hoping
that the name Of Kenny Washing
ton, UCLA's great Negro back, was
among them. Hollingbery and Locey
were uncommunicative
Acceptances have been received
from Kay Eakin, University of Ar
kansas, halfback; the nations lead
ing ground gamer of the season;
Jack Sanders, Southern Methodist,
tackle; Don Crumbaker, Kansas
State, end; Bill Beezley, Kansas
State, guard; Ed SchWartzkopf, Me-
braska. tackle: clyde Turner. Har-
din-SimmonS. Center; Ollie Cordill,
Rice, halfback; Frank Ivy, Oklaho-
ma University, end Dick Favor,
Oklahoma University, halfback;
John Shirk, Oklahoma University
end; Johnny Schiechl, Santa Clara,
center; Bill Anah'u, Santa Clara,
end; Nick Stubler, Santa Clara,
tackle; Leroy Zimmerman, San
Jose State, fullback; Lee Artoe, Cal
ifornia, tackle; Stan Andersen,
Stanford tackle; Hampton Pool,
Stanford, guard.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-13
REA. City keglers
Win League Games

REA bowlers Tuesday night de-
feated Seven Up 81 in a league
bowling match at the El Centre
academy Wiley Miner was high
for the winners with l57 points
Chris Verdugo for the losers with
i53
In another league game the City
Employees walloped 20-30 club, 81.
Jack racket paced the employers
with 1874, Al Spicy the clubmen
with 1872.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-13
Red Soy PreDQre

The Boston Red SoX, who have
already invested more than 1000
in the person of Dominic DiMaggio,
San Francisco Seal outfielder, went
out Wednesday and bought two
pair of glasses for the Little Pro-
fessor"
Dominic, brother of Joe DiMaggio,
the American leagues champion hit
ter. and of Vince DiMaggio. Gin
cinnati's home run clouter, is near
sighted. but his batting average of
800 doesn't show it.
Dom was provided with shatter-
proof cheaters of laminated glass.
one for the sun field, the other
regular. He didn't wear sun glasses
in the Pacific Coast league
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-13
MARKET QUOTATIONS
NEW YORK STOCKS

NEW YORK, Dec. Is. tIP)--
stocks advanced ! to more than
points in increased trading today
following a rise OF several leading
commodities into new highs for the
season.
Wheat reacher $1.O2A bushel
and closed at $1.02 for a gain OF
nearly cents a bushel. Corn was
up as much as 2is cents bushel
Chrysler reached 39h up "a
while General Motors gained nearly
point. RubberS were up point
or more and small gains wen
noted in motor equipments.
Dow Jones preliminary Closing
stock averages: Industrial. 1854,
up POI; rail, $500 up O.69; utility
24.S6, up ole; 65 stocks 5o.1s, up
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-13
L.. A. GRAINS
L. A. STOCKS

LOS ANGELES, Dec. 13. tUP)-
The Los Angeles stock exchange
hursi into lis heaviest trading in
weeks today.
pugoi sound pulp and timber
reached IOz up l@ aViations were
firm with fractional gains and Cen
cal Motors was up IS OF point
ON the whole board l6 issues
v ere up, seven down and seven un-
changed Volume spurted TO ap-
proximatcly $4,000 shares.
sales included Central Invest
ment 90 shares at iiia mp y Los
Angelea industries zoe al 2% up X;
Pacific Indemnity aoo al SbA un.
chanacd. Roberts Pub Mkts 100
~ - down ~ fransameraea 100
at i dowA =
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-13
Girl Gridders 10
Play Benefit Game

HOLLYWOOD, Dec. 13. (UP)-
One third of the gate receipts of
a championship girls football game
was offered today to the fund to
restore the health of Georgia Cole
man, stricken Olympic diver.
The offer was made by the Holly
wood All-Stars, girls team which
plays the San Diego Shamrocks
for the California girls title Sat
urday.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-13
IMPERIAL FoOtbaiIerS a..

Imperial high Schools football
team will become a regular mem
Der of the valley league in 1910
and will be included in the double
round robin schedule, coaches and
principals OF the league decided at
a loop meeting recently.
Some observers were inclined 10
believe that Imperial should have
waited q year or SO before attempt
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-13
French, British
Clash, On Grid

PARIS, Dec. 13. UP)-The ma
tional British football team, COM
posed of former football stars now
under mobilization, will stage an
army tourney against French teams
here. military authorities announced
today.
French soldiers will oppose the
British All-Stars in five matches
in principal French cities for the
benefit of the military fund for army
sports training.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-13
Tennis Movie TO
Be Shown

Pictures of outstanding tennis
stars will be shown at a special
dinner meeting of the FL Centro
tennis club tonight at the r. R.
Snow residence on Brighton street,
according to Dorsey Whitelaw, pres
ident
The meeting will start at o'clock
WhitelaW said.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-13
Jayeees Continue
Cage Preps

e Centre ane Brawley junior
college basketball teams, teams
which annually climax their season
With q three game series, continued
light workouts during the past
week in preparation for stiff cage
schedules.
e Centre junior college will in
clude games against the House of
David, Olson Red Heads, and sew
eral outstanding Junior college bas-
keteers.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-13
l.. A. LIVESTOCK

Los ANGELES, Dec. Is. UP)-
Hogs saleable $50; steady with
Tuesdays close; medium to choice
lS5-230 ID truckins G-G.25; few 6.35
today's top; few loads light east
erns 6.lO-6.l5; few local fed SIS.
COWS 4.25-5.
Cattle salesble 1850; slow; mostly
stea ady; bulk around 25 cents lower;
medium to good fed steers S.35-
9.25; few medium S-S.25; yearling
stocker .; common 10 medium hei-
fers 6.50-6; cows 5.75-G.S5; Gamers
and cutters 4.25-5.5O; few bulls s.
6.75; calves saleable 200; odd sales
about steady; choice yealerS 11.5O.
Sheep saleable 800. No sales ;
good TO choice wooled lambs quoted
S25-ST5
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-13
Swim Team TO
Compete in S.A.

. MIAMI, Fla. Dec. 13. (UP)-A
team of United tates swimming
and diving amateurs will sail from
New York Dec. 90 for Buenos Aires
to compete in series of meets in
South American countries, Dan
Ferris, secretary-treasurer of the
Amateur Athletic union, announced
today
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-13
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO, Dec. 10. UPJ Wheat
scared as much as cents and sold
above 81 a bushel for the first tim e
since October, 1897 on the Chicago
board of trade today. Rye futures
shot up more than 4 cents to new
highs and soy beans climbed as
much as cents to the best levels
since July, 1887.
Wheat closed TO AZ cents high
er: Dec. future at $l02A SI.O2c:
corn was up 10 TO 2lz cents, Dec
555s -55k, and oats were - to IL
cents higher. Dec. Az.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-13
Markets At
A Glance

Stocks strong in active trade.
Bonds higher; L. :. governments
irregularly higher.
Curb stocks higher.
Foreign exchange firm.
Cotton up as much as Sl.2o
bale
Wheat IS -4@ cents bushcl
higher, corn ] e % higher.
Rubber firm.
silver unchanged in New YORK.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-13
Health Bowl
Plan Hits Snag

NEW YORK, Dec. 13 CUP)-The
national sports council today aban-
doned a plan to take squad of
Metropolitan all-star football play
ers to Miami to play Miami high
school in the Health Bowl Christ
mas Day.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-13
San Diego Padres

Regardless of front office con-
nections the san Diego Padre base
ball club remains the same. There
is apparently no effort being made
to strengthen the pitching or bat
ting strength of the club and those
are the two requisites the San Die
gans must have If they expect TO
finish better than eighth in the
loop race.
Two outfielders, players no one
had ever heard of before, were sign
ed last week and second baseman
has been added. They still need a
catcher, at least two pitchers, two
new outfielders and one more classy
infielder.
Hebert. Humphreys, Tobin, Con-
zales. Olsen and Pillett are the
only pitchers available at the mo-
ment. And no one knows how long
Hebert, Humphreys and Pillett will
last. The other three are young
sters and may not repeat as win
ners this season.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-13
Basketball
Yale SO, Fordham %

Yale SO, Fordham %
Oregon SO. Bogalusa As
Loyola SIS, Ariz. State Tchrs. A
House OF David A, Simpson Col. 81
Notre Dame 81, Wisconsin 33
Wash. st. AZ, Montana State 81
Whittier So. Geo. Pepperdine 90
san Diego st. 43 Chico State sc
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-13
Bench Warming
By Burdette kinne
Post Press Sports Editor

ing to enter the league but others
believed that Imperial would be
better able to build its team to the
league level by playing against the
stiffer competition.
Imperials showing against FL
Centro and Holtv;lle varsity foot
ball machines during last season
also qualified the Tigers for some
consideration.
Ell Centre was held to l4-0 win
and Holtville could barely exc out
a TO triumph in its second meeting
with Imperial. Back in 1880 and
1881 Brawley and Holtville were
succumbing to FL Centre by scores
of 500 and 600, yet no one spoke
of dropping them from the league.
SO it'll be a five team race next
season and if Imperial continues TO
improve as it has in the past three
years there may come a day when
the Kleinmen will rise up TO threat
en- the positions of the leaders.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-13

Feb. 9-Imperial at Brawley
Holtville at CaleXico
Calipatria at Ell Centre
Feb. 16-Brawley at Calipatria
Holtville at Imperial
Ell Centre at CaleXico
Feb. 23-Holtville at Brawley
Imperial at Ell Centre
Calipatria at CaleXico
March 1-Calexico at Imperial
Calipatria at Holtville
Brawley at Ell Centre