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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-18
WORCESTER Mass.

Cross football team pushed over
a touchdown In the final period
TO hold favored Temple TO Go
tie today.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-18
Navy Surprised

MN NDKk-An underdnE
Columbia football tram bat
tied NAVY te % deadlock
si Baker field to-day.
La gaceta., 1940-11-23
UNA NUEVA DR0GA PARA
LA CURA DE LA TUBER-
CULOSIS

Rochester, Minnesota, Nov.
23.-Una nueva drOga del CRU
pc de la "sulfanilamide' esta
siendo experimentada como una
possible cura para la tuberculo-
sis.
Lleva 81 nombre de Pronin la
droga y con ella sc vienen verifi
cando experiments en- cOnejos
" ratas.
Los animales a los cuales sc
'inyect6 la tuberculosis y no fue-
ron tratados con Pronin, murie-
ron a los 81 dias.
De un grupo de 20 sometidos
al tratamiento con Pronin, Is 81
hallaban con vida a los 164 dias.
La gaceta., 1940-11-23
NOTAS SOCLALES
(PoR MARIO RoDR1GUEz)

La Srta. Que resu,te electa Sc
"a presentada al pdblico a la 1.30
de la madrugada, en- Ell teatro de
la Sociedad, Y sera coronaa Ell
ell Bale Social de Ano Nuevo..
En- la puerta de entrada sc co
locara la urna donde Sc deposita
ran los votos.
I'm elegantiSimo adcrno de flo
res naturales realza Ia belleza
de los saloneS.
Los salones Sc ADRIAN a las
10 de la noche Y ell bale empe-
cara, en- ell salon principal, a las
l 80, con la orquesta Bob Por-
ton" En- la sala cantina, a las
IL 100, con la orquesta latina "Si
honey" y los cantantes Srta.
Mercedes Sanchez y Freddie.
Valdes.
Los actos de varied& leA Sc pre-
sentaran a la una y media de la
manana, constando de tres nd-
meros. A las 200 Sc reanudara
ell bale en- ell salon principal,
con la orquesta Manuel San :
Chez" en- la sala bar continual
"a la misma orquesta.
OtraS meSas han sido separa-
das por Belardo y Lopez, j. Ro-
drfguez, Pedro Fernandez, A
mansio Casanova, Angelo Gre
co Y Baldomero Fernandez.
Las mesaS seran colocadas en-.
la sala bar.
Atendiendo la gentil invita- :
ci6n que sc nos ha hecho, prone
temos asistir.
La gaceta., 1940-11-23
NOche de Gala en-
ell Centre ASturiGnO

Todo esta debidamente prepa
RADIO parael festival que esta no.
che verificara la Sociedad Cen
tro Asturiano en- su palacete de
las avenidas de Nebraska Y
Palm.
La nota sobresaliente consis-
tira en- elegir a La Reina que ha
de sustituir a la Srta. Consuelo
Aizpuru, que ha representado a
la Sociedad, y sera coronado en-
Aspiran a cenirse la corona
tres bellas Senoritas que goZan
de la admiration y simpatia de
los asociados y pGblicO en- gene
raj Onelia Santana, Mary Con-
zalez Y Olga Alvarez.
La gaceta., 1940-11-23
LEW JENKIN ACoSTo A
LEILO EN- Ell SEGUNDo
ASALTO

New oYrk. Nov. 23.-El cam
pe6n del peso ligero, Lew Jen-
kins, puso a dormir ancche, en-
pregencia de 1000 fanaticos, a
Pete Lsilo, de Gary, Indiana, an
exobrero del acero.
Lello habia caido cuatro wees
a Ia lena, cuando ell arbitro Ar
thur Donovan Sc interpuSo Y do
clar6 vencedor al de Texas. Ha-
bfa Lelllo acostado a Jenkins en-
un anterior encuentro. en- Chica
go, en- 1899, Y ell campe6n tom6
la revancha. Jekins, en- q segun-
do. lie descarg6 una formidable
derecha recta a la barba y ell re
.ador cay6 sobre ell tablado. Le-
10 recibi6 la cuenta de nueve.
Jenkins Sc trio sobre 81 antes
de que Sc hubiera Incorporate
por complete Y el arbitro detuvo
la carga del teano, por un ms
tante.
Tn gancho de izquierda sc es-
relic de nuevo en- la barba del
oven de Indiana y cay6 por una
ADDITIONAL cuenta de nueve. Esta
ueta Sc lie hizo a Pete teniendo
ma rodilla en- la Iona y sujetan-
lose en- las cuerdas con una ma
no. AL levantarse, Jenkins lie alta
GO violentamente y lie llev6 a su
esquina, vapuleandolo. Una de-
recha a la mandibulG letir6 por
la cuenta de tres.
Volvio a Incorporates y sc des
plom6 en- la misma esquina. Fue
entonces que Ell arbitro declare
vencedor al campe6n.
La gaceta., 1940-11-23
HGcia la HdbanG

En- ell vapor CUBA, que Ear
para maiana de Port Tampa,
partira hacia la capital Guiana
nuestro appreciate amigo Victor
M. Garcia.
FL Sr. Garcia anualmente Sc
traslada a la referida capital,
en- ell invierno, para d~esempehar
un importante cargo en- ell CAST
no de la Playa.
Una feliz travesia lie deseamos
La gaceta., 1940-11-23
DIYORCIOS

Roberto Rodriguez CONTRA
Grace Rodriguez, Charles w.
Merkle contra Marta Mae Mer-
kle, Catherine Harriet Benson,
contra Sam Benson, decretos.
Nuevas demands: Esther N.
Smith contra Willie E. Smith.
La gaceta., 1940-11-23
Al Hospital

AL Hospital
En- la manana de hoy ingres6
en- Ell santorio del Centre Espa-
mol nuestro buen amigo Mario
Mira. Sera sometido a una deli
cada Intervention quirGrgica
por ell DR.. Luis Rey.
Nuestros mejores deseoS por
ell exito de la operation y pronto
ESTABLISHMENTS.
La gaceta., 1940-11-23

en- su function de beneficio.
Tuvo lugar en- el teatro del
Circulo Cubano. Sc repris6 la DO
nita comedia La Casa de los Mi
lagros."
En- las variedades sc destaca-
ron los beneficiados, con sus bo-
nitos bales, como tambien los
patinadores ANS, Isabel Mar
quet Y Norma Russo.
Reciban nuestras congratula-
clones.
La gaceta., 1940-11-23
Fiesta pospueSto

Fiesta pospueStG
Aver me infOrm6 ell Sr. Raul
Nogueira, presidente de la Sec
ci6n de Recreo del Circulo Cuba
no, que causas im~previstas obi
gan a esa Secci6n, como a la de
Damas, a pospOner la comida
que tenian anunciada para ia
Finca de Recreo del comisiona-
do Nick c. Nuccio.
Tan pronto seleccionen la nue.
va fecha, nos i%nformaran.
La gaceta., 1940-11-23
Mug m~ejOradO

Mug mejOradO
Grato nos es avisar, por me-
do de estas lineas, de la franco
mejoria de nuestro buen amigo
Antonio Barcel6.
Dentro de pocos dias sera da-
do de alta.
Celebramos muy de veras 81
mejOria.
La gaceta., 1940-11-23

ZONES d. la SUciedad Centre Es-
panel.
En- la matinee bailable tocara
la orquesta Don Francisco
No faltaran las mesas alrededOr
del salon.
Principiara a las cuatro de
la tarde Y terminara a las ocho
de la noche.
La gaceta., 1940-11-23

Lester Woods Weaver, SO, y
Beatrice Weaver, 20; Fay Mill
er Wishart, 26, y Beatrice Ma
tilda Williams, 81 Emory Lane
Carlton, 81, y Faye Winifred
Coleman, 10; Claude Earring
ton Goodale, 20, y Cecilia Cor
inne Brackin, II.
La gaceta., 1940-11-23
Otra Function

Otrd Function
Sc anuncia para el entrante
domingo, en- ell teatrO del Centre
Asturiano, una function de no.
menaje a la tiple Sra. JoSefina
Rodriguez.
Todos los artistas locales han
ofrecido su cooperation.
Sc representara ell drama
MADAME X".
Daremos mas informes.
La gaceta., 1940-11-23
De regreso

he TegTeSO
En- la manana de hoy arrib6 a
esta ciudad, p~rocedente de la Ha
bana, Ell Sr. Cesar Rivero, camel
ller del Consulate de Cuba, a.
companado de su esposa e hiji-
ia Silvia.
Varias semanas permanecie-
ron en- la capital Guiana.
Nuestra mas cordial bienve-
nida al buen amigo.
La gaceta., 1940-11-23
en- Ell Centre OorerO

Function en Ell Centre OOrerO
Una gran function sc efectua-
RI manana, en- ell teatro del Cen
tro Obrero, a beneficio del Sr.
Francisco Valdes.
Como deferencia al b~eneficia-
do, a las Z 100 en- punto sc exhi-
bira una pelicula, la que durara
una bora. La function dara CO.
mienzo a las 8;15 en- punto.
La gaceta., 1940-11-23

La function de anoche
I'm verdadero exito, como Sc
10 merecia, obtuvo anoche la pa
reia Mile Y Johnny Martinez,
La gaceta., 1940-11-23

FL precio de entrada Sc ha Sc
halado en- rs cts. los mayores y
10 cts los memories.
La gaceta., 1940-11-23
La matinee de mGaanG

FL lugar oe cita de nuestra u
ventud, manana domingo: los sa
La gaceta., 1940-11-23

Hoy sera electa la nueva Reina del grupo encantadOr
que componen sus tres damas de honor, Srtas. Mary Coma
lez, Onelia Santana y Olga Alvarez.
Consuelito Aizpuru, la reina, sera Objeto de grandes de-
mostraciones de simpatia en- la "Noche de Gala"
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-10

Not a few FlatbuSh fllbertS Sug-
gest that if New York repeats in
the American league. all world SER
les games be played at Yankee
Stadium.
Ebbets Field wouldn't be half big
enough. and il isn't much trouble
to run up to the Bronx.
Delirious Dodger addicts have
written Bill Terry. informing the
Giants manager that Brooklyn is
no longer in the National league
It's in the Yankee league.
Every day the erstwhile Flat
bush Plumbers play is like a world
series day in Brooklyn. Radios
blare. Crowds gather before score
boards.
The Dodgers having served no.
tice by topping off a record-tYinp
nlne-game winning streak with q
no-hit, nO-run performance by Tex
Carleton what chance have they
got to 90 through?
A very good chance, is the an
sWer, and the opinion is not linn
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-10
Padres Stretch
Lead with Win:
Oakland Bows

The San Diego Padres today
stretched their lead to two and a
half games in the Pacific Coast
league after beating Portland while
second-place Oakland lost to Hol-
lyWood.
San Diego had little difficulty
taking its third straight game FROM
Portland, I'll Dick NeWsome al
lowed eight scattered hits. Bill
Thomas and Clarence Pickrel work.
ed for Portland, yielding II hits.
Mickey HaSlin topped the Padres
batters with home run. San Diego
made its big killing with four runs
in the fourth.
Oakland blew its contest with
Hollywood, Sd.
Seattle slipped into a third place
with Hollywood. The Rainiers drop
ped Us decision to Los Angeles.
Seattle had the game, So, going
into the last half of the seventh.
San Francisco took Sacramento,
81. The Seals scored twice in the
third and sixth and added the
clincher in the eighth. Sam Gibson
busted off the SoIons with five hits.
getting his third straight win.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-10
BY HENRY McLEMORE

NEW YORK, May 10. (UP)-Not
since the steel-eyed Dane. that was
Bat Nelson pitted his meanneSs
against the cruelty of Aurelio Her
rera has a lightweight champion
ship match brought together two
such fighters as will go at one an
other in Madison Square Garden
tonight.
There won't be the cleVerneSS of
Cans or the smartness of Leonard
when Lou AnberS defends his 1885,
pound title against Lew jenkins
of Texas, but two tough guys will
be face to face Not just two ordi-
narily tough guys but pair of men
who came up the hard, hungry Sor-
did way, whose souls have felt too
much hurt to fear what fists can
do to their bodies.
Jenkins is a bitter cuSS from
SWeetWater, town that SpraWlS
midst the tumbleWecd and sage
brush between Ell Paso and Fort
Worth. Every dime he ever had he
got the hard way. He's ridden the
rods, busted broncs, hustled for his
food. and fought in grubby halls
for the price of bowl of soup.
All this has left its mark, inside
and outside. There's no warmth to
the man, not even to his manager
or his partner He talks tough, lives
tough. and is tough.
Those who are weary of night
clubefighters who rhumba. play a
musical instrument, and read books
will like Jenkins. His face is as
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-10
NEW YORK STOCKS

NEW YORK, May 10. II F)-
German invasion of the 10" c"uh-
tries brought confusing price move.
,ncnts into stock today in the mos
hectic dealings Of the year.
First response to overnight wal
developments was a buying rush II
leading war shares. In the Sec"h'
hour, traders dumped holdings. S"N
cral war babies fell 5 points am
more from the tops in turbuleH'
dealings TicEcrs Jagged.
Dow Jones preliminary closlni
stock averages: INDUSTRIAL -
Of G4I. ran $3.50. off ~: utlI y
24u3. or 81: % stocks. 4S.33 of
] Al o,,..
stock sales amounted TO 2."9o.""'
shares, the heaviest turnover sine
April when 2,140doo shares chahe
ed hands Yesterdays sales w'i'
Shu000 shares curb stock volume
rose 10 %G6,ooU shares from lS6'oo
Yesterday.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-10
DizneyCops
Sweepstakes

Mote Dizney, consistent high
80 shooter on the golf links, came
home with a record SO over the
Barbara Worth country club last
Sunday to win the sweepstakes and
the prize that goes with it, Curley
Vesey, club pro, announced Friday.
Dizney, using his handicap to
good advantage finished six up on
par to take first place from For
rest Manley, Viggo Hansen and
Ben Fite who finished five up on
par. Tied for third were Paul Brown,
Won Azhderian and P. Yrigoyen.
Brown had 78, his best score over
the Barbara Worth course.
VeSey also announced continu-
ance of the breakfast sweepstakes
on Tuesday and Thursday mornings
of next week. Turnouts last week
were disappointing, Vescy said.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-10
Todays Sports Parade

, humourless as jerked beef, and his
eyes are as ungiVing as the muscle
in his blacksmith forearmS.
OF the tWo-JenkinS and AmberS
jenkins would be the tougher to
meet in a one way alley, with you
trying to get out. Talk to the man
one minute and you know how he'd
fight you. With everything he had
and anything he could pick up.
If you had to fight one or the
other in a ring you'd choose Jcn-
kins and not Ambers. Because the
Herkimer, New York, boy was all
but born inside the ropes of prize
ring. The burn of a rope is like a
pat on the back to him, so often has
lights is as familiar to Lou as
beacons to an aviator. There isn't
a square inch of canvas, from post
to post, that he hasn't shuffled,
and against some rugged cookies.
In short, AmberS needs no guide
book once that bell rings. There's
a difference between alley fighting
and ring fighting and that is why
we must string along with Ambers
tonight. jenkins has the better
punch-one clean shot with his
right fist and the curtains come
down-but right is a sucker punch
and Ambers is no sucker.
A guess on tonight's fight is
that the champion will finish off
the challenger around the 10th
round after having weathered a few
rough sessions near the start of the
fight.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-10
758 TO Compete
In Fresno Relays;
Records in Dancer

FRESNO, Calf, May 10, (UP)-
The promoters of the Fresno relays
where world records are broken
-canvassed the field of 758 athletes
today and decided that the best
chance of maintaining the relays
reputation in tomorrow's races rest
ed in the Stanford university per-
formers.
Coach Bill Ellington, mentor OF
the Cardinals has entered teams
capable. if they run to par, OF
breaking at least three existing
world records for relay events.
In addition he has in Clyde jeff
rey, worlds fastest white man, a
sprinter who potentially can run
faster than "a seconds, now the
record for the 100 yard dash.
Outside of the Stanford perfor-
manceS, the chances of new recoro
breaking in the 14th annual pre-.
sentation of this popular relay car.
nival were slim.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-10

come fall and valley league foot
ball season.
Hanson's prediction recalled a
similar forecast the Spartan men,
tor made when he took over coach
ing duties at Central high two years
ago when he said, Give me two
years to build, and Ell Centro will
have the valley football champion
ship"
1t was two years ago that Hanson
started building on his Glass c ano
B football teams, grooming players
for use in future years, acquainting
underclaSSmcn with his style OF
play. Last year his Glass B team
showed the first signs of paying
dividends.
Outstanding Record
The El Centro lightWeightS went
through the season, suffering only
one defeat. a 1913 beating at the
hands of the Imperial high school
varsity The Spartan Eighties de-
feated Brawley junior varsity, Yu-
ma, CaleXico and Calipatria first
strlngerS.
1t was on the showing of the
B gridderS that Hanson based his
prediction of a championship team
for 1910, because only four letter
men from the 1899 squad will be on
hand when the first call is issued
in September.
Those lettermen, however" Han
son said, will form a valuable nu-
cleuS for next years squad. Joe
Iongacre and Toughy Stevenson, a
pair of 220-pOund tackles, are i'm
portant cogs in the forward wall
as is Paul Fabares, varsity guard
from last year. The fourth letter
man is Red Riedy, who may not
be able to make the squad"
Thirteen squadmen from last
years varsity were also listed as
possible regulars by Hanson. Listed
we're Osuna, Gary, Havens, Than
ner, Preece, Carr, Horton, league.
Voorting Ingle in the line and
Robertson and Morgan in the back
field.
No Confusion
Hanson pointed out that none of
the present crop of athletes we're
coached under the previous athletic
department system and were there
fore not subject to confusion due
TO varying assignments under the
two systems.
Glass B linemen who will also
be on hand to battle Tor first string
jobs are Goff, Procsal, Carson
Bradshaw and HenoS at ends; Osa,
Holt, Van Norman and Baum at
tackles; Console, Kirk, Sexton, va
mashida. Mcbride and Slovak at
the guards,
But the B backficld gave Hanson
most cause for smiles for in that
backfield the Spartan mentor turn
ed up a climax runner in Edward
AlarCOn and climax paSSer in
Gene OSWalt as we'll as several
dependable lads, Oscar Hester
Thanner Bill Rhodes, Domenigoni
Ritter and Kimberling.
In sizing up the Spartan chance,
for 1910 Hanson uttered just two
words to add to the coaching Wor.
ries of the opposition, We're rea
dy!"
(Tomorrow-Ed Covington, Cal.
eXico.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-10
/. 4. LIVESTOCK

Los ANGELES, May 10. LCPp
Hog s.ueablc IS; nominal; ThuIs
DAY top Csc on good 10 choice le"
tclb lb. California grain feds; me
dunn to good 15S Id. Colorados latt
Thursday 5.s5: good light so"'
quoted 10 a.7b. -,,.
cattle saleable 100. n2mlnslI>
steady; medium to good fed steer
absent. quoted S.50-9.S5; rev com
mon TO medium grass helfers 90
600. good quoted to = fat dair'
type cows s.50-6; few Gamers ant
cutters 4-5.S5; odd common TO me
alum bulls 6-6.4n; calves saleaol'
10; few sales steady; odd lots com
IA On to medium vealcrs and sla ush
ter calves $3.50.
sheep lsb; all holdovers; quotabl'
top around eco on good To choic'
kprtng lambs; shorn slaughter ewei
uusoin. Yo0d quoted to- $50
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-10
Your Newest and
LOveliest Summer Dress.

whether appearing to be linen, silk,
cotton or crepe, is probably made
OF new yarn known as spun rayon.
This material is beautiful and SER
viceable, but needs special care from
experienced cleaners. Don't take a
chance with the lustrous finish"
that would be injured by inexoert
handling. Stacks, playsuitS, formals
as we'll as everyday garments clean
ed at MARSH'S give complete sat-
isfaction and your moneys worth
Let MARSHS experienced help and
up-to-date methods care for these
newest fabrics. Phone 435 for pick
up and delivery service.-(ady0
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-10
FL Centre, Ca|exico
Clash Tuesday

Ell Centro high school, the only
valley high school to defeat CAL
cxico in the past two seasons, will
attempt to break back into the
league race Tuesday afternoon when
the Spartans invade Calexico for
the second meeting between the
two teams.
Calexico was admittedly below
par the day Ell Centro defeated
he Bulldogs, 9-6, and were there
fore regarded heavy favorites in
Tuesdays encounter Tuffy Hester
always a tough nut for Calexico tc
crack, will be on the mound foi
Ell Centre. He will be opposed by
ArmandO Valencia.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-10
Hanson Predicts Grid Championsh
Yanks Lose Favor
In Betting: Reds
National Choice

NEW YORK. May 10. (UP)-The
smart money hasn't entirely desert
ed the Yankees yet but it's getting
off them mighty fast, Jack Doyle,
Broadway betting commissioner who
quotes the official baseball odds.
said today when he announced a
revision in his preseason prices.
The YankS, despite their 6
straight losses and their present
unholy occupancy of the American
league cellar, still are favoriteS to
win the pennant, but the price has
been trimmed in half. The YankS
opened at 7-20, the shortest priced
favorite in baseball history. Doyle
today quoted the mat 7-10.
Heavy wagers have poured in on
the Red Sox and Indians and the
price on those two clubs has drop
ped sharply. Opening at 81, the
Red Sox are now 1875 while the
Indians, opening at 10l, have drop
ped to Al.
The Cincinnati Reds have moved
into the favorite'S position in the
National league race They open
ed the season joint favorites with
the Cardinals at lis each. The
Reds have dropped to 8-5 while the
Cards have gone up to 81. Brook
lyn, third choice in the opening
betting at 5-1, is now second choice
at 212 to l.
The Red Sox kept up their
strident victory march yesterday by
knocking off the Tigers for their
fourth straight win, 6-5.
The Yanks plunged deeper into
despair when they lost their sixth
straight-a 40 shutout by Bob
Feller, Cleveland's prize righthand-
er. They didn't make a hit until
the seventh when Joe DiMaggio'S S
scratched a single off Shortstop
Boudreau'S glove. Then Gordon
and Keller each made singles in
the last two innings. The Yanks
got only one man to second, and
that didn't happen until two were
out in the ninth.
Homers by Bloodworth and Pofahl
paced Washington to an 8-4 win
over the White SoX, with Emil
Leonard scoring his second victory.
The Browns beat the Athletics, 40,
handing Johnny Babich his first
loss after three victories.
Brooklyn closed its western in
vasion with a Al triumph over the
Cubs in 10 innings. Tex Carleton,
making his first start since his
no-hitter, held the Cubs to four
hits in eight innings but Newell
Kimball, another ex-Cub received
credit for the win.
Bucky Walters scored his fifth
straight triumph in pitching the
Reds to a Al triumph over the
Bees, Walters allowed only five hits
and hit single and double for a
perfect day at bat himself.
The Cards slapped out an 8-4
victory over the Phillies and the
Giants plastered 176 disgrace on
the Pirates. Pittsburgh, suffering
its 9th straight loss, committed
seven errors.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-10
Van Horn Seeded
Above koyacs

BERKELEY. Calf. MAY 10. up
PLAY starts tomorrow in the an
nual California state tennis cham
pionships at Berkeley tennis clup
with the defending champion rele-
gated to second place in the seed
ing.
The unusual twist in the seeding
came about through the entry Of
Welbv Van Horn Of Los Angeles
in mems singles Van Horn, Wht
went to the national finals last
wear. was promptly seeded No.
and Frankie Kovacs. Oakland. tht
defending champion, was droppec
n the No. 2 spot.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-10
L. A. STOCKS

Los ANGELES. May 10. up
Prices dropped fractions on the Los
Angeles stock exchange this morn
ihg. Fifteen issues were off agalhs'
only > up and i unchanged; Vol
une rose to 25.JOp shares.
Aircraft slipped, Lockheed = lt
IS, NcnaSco /, TO 4; Ryan >, 4
S., while Vega edged up = TO -
Consolidated steel wa Up i j.
Tho comm On ~ -, and otf - il ihf
pfd At 1n.- on 300 -harcs
In oil. Consolidated steel slipped
E. t. r.. signal oil and Gas "A
F.. to - ?. and Fnion = to -. tho
after on 900 shares.
4 new low for the year was hit BY
southern California gas "A" off ,,
20 $50. pacific Finance common
1ropped a TO 12ai and Blue Dia
m1nd J., to IL.
Most sales were 100 shares.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-10
nv GEORGE BUCKLN


Quality of this weeks deep-Sea
fishing in San Diego off-shore
waters can best be illustrated by
the following bulletins issued along
the embarcadero:
Nav SO fishermen caught IS
yelloWtail and ! bluefm tuna. A
2l-pound yellowtail took the jack
pot.
May 7-48 fishermen brought to
gaff 81 yellowtall. averaging about
l9 pounds.
May 8-28 fishermen took So vel
lowtail and bluefin tuna. The
jackpot was taken by 26-pound
yellowtail.
May 8-28 passengers caught 38
yellowtail and bluefin tuna which
scaled II pounds. The largest yell
lowtail weighed 10 pounds.
May 9-BIll Clements. e. Centre
sportsman and business man, who
was member of a charter party,
returned home with "a yelloWtail,
: of which he caught himself.
Another FL Centran who garnered
in bountiful supply of yellowtail
this week was Frank Kinne, who
has several of the big ones on the
ice.
Virtually all of the foregoing
catches were made in the vicinity
of the Mexican Coronado Islands
where the fishing has been out
standing for the past 80 days. Ex-
cellent live bait is contributing to
the success of anglers.
Meanwhile bass and trout fishing
is reported TO be fair in the San
Diego mountain area with OCCASION
al catches of trout being recorded
in some of the running streams and