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Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-18

Henry Armstrong. training Tor
his title bout with Cefeuno Garcia.
middleweight champion Thursday
night worked out as usual leSter-
Gay
Here's how Armstrong; workout
looked 10 selected ringslde ObSerr-
ers
A weekly newspapeyman obsery-
eS: Woody domed. trlple-crOWned
Henry Armstrong. seeking 4 fourth
world tltle al the expense of Cefer-
iro Garcia, cracHed down on spar
mates today.
The presS-aaen; sees =: Before
a crowded packed gym. load
ed to gunwales and rafters with
enthusiastic admirers. sensational
Henry Armstrong the Sepla Cy-
clone from Central avenue. Whirled
through Whlstling sparkling
workout with three rugged spar
ring partners al the Main Street
gym yesterday N preparation for
the supreme test Of his amazing
career-NeXt Thursdays supercol-
ossa- natural Al Gilmore stadium.
when he clashes with Ceferino
Garcia slashing bolo-punching Fill
lpino king OF the middleWelghts.
The Welkn rang with applause of
flght-hungry. fight-mad Angelenos
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-18
300 British Freed
From Prison Shin
By Cruiser Action

Continued From PAGE One
OF any British seamen aboard This
captain, the admiralty said. insisted
that the Hltmark had been searched
II Bergen tho day before and had
received permission TO use Norwe-
eian territorial waters en- route to
Germany.
Upon these assurances. il was said
the British destroyer force with
drew rom Norwegian territorial
waters bat aftel dark upon receipt
OF admiralty orders. the Cossack
under Capt. P l. Wan. re-enteleG
Norwegian waters to complete his
mission"
The Altmark unanswered and
tried TO ram the Cossack as she
prepared TO go along side, the COM
muinque SAID, but the Altmark
grounded stern first
Prior 10 the actual boarding. the
admiralty said. the British war
ships proposed that a Joint Anglo
Norwegian guard be put aboard il.
10 escort il 10 Bergen and search
!or prisoners while an investigation
was made OF the Altmarks status
The Norwegians declined.
Capt. Wan. the admiralty said
had been highly commended.
II was disclosed that a British
reconnaissance plane had first sight
ed the Altmark. taking refuge in
the Josing Fjord on the southwest
Norwegian coast
Terrible stories had been told here
ty British merchant Seamen Of
the Altmark of severe discipline
aboard it, of inadequate food for
the British prisoners. of lice in
tested beds, lack of fresh air and
sunshine of solitary confinement
Tor infraction of rules. and for
forced performance of shameful
work in the presence of East Indian
seamen--a blow to British prestige
among colonial peoples.
Knowing that after the scuttling
o1 the Graf Spec at Montevideo the
Aitmark was trying to run the
British blockade back to Germany.
British warships and airplanes all
over the South and North Atlantic
had been watching for it.
The British admiralty apparently
was determined that il never should
reach port with its prisoners.
The action, in deliberate disregard
ot territorial waters. closed a chapter
in which the Graf Spec had been
driven into Montevideo harbor to
be Scuttled and its other supply
ship. Tacoma had been lnterned al
Montevideo.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-18
Protests Aroused
In Oslo, Berlin
BY Naval Incident
I Continued From Pag" o.

Continued From Page One
transferred Ia the Altmark before
the battle off Uruguay between tie
Graf Spec and three British CrulS-
erSa
Even before reCelp, OF the Ger
man protest to Norway over the
Atmark incident. Norway protest
co TO Great Britain against seizure
OF the BrtonS from the ship.
The German protest. an author
i2ed source SAID. complained most
sharply" against British infringe
ment OF Norwegian territorial va
ters and demanded that the Alt
mark be returned 10 the German
government in exactly the same
condition as Whe:l II was held up
by British WarShips."
German sources described the
Altmark seizure as the clearest
breach Of international law about
which there cannot be the slight
eSt possible doubt
They said the Altmark was an
uranned merchant ship formerly
operating on the Hamburg South
America run and which. since the
start Of the war, had been diverted
to plying between Germany and
Scandinavian ports.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-18
BY HENRY MCLENORE-

ARCADIA. Ca. Feb. II up
The big three" 90 today.
Seabiacut. tie castaWaY who be-
came king Of them all.
KAYAK II. the black beauty. from
the Pampas Of the Argentine who
pounded % an easy win IL the Sl0O.-
600 Santa Anita Handicap last wear.
And Hecltly, the reformed rogue,
the demon who has learned 70 be
have al the barrier and conserve
his strength for The battle down the
straIghlaWay
These three are going in the
San Carlo Hancicap. Sprln, that
covers seven furlongs Just one fur
lOng short Of mile in caSr you are
not up on vOUr turlongs1 and =
worth $4,000
This IS the nrarnst thing 70 4
prcview Of the "hundrcd grander'
that We Will have. Right now thr
Biscuit despite a year oi lnat.rg
and gallopirR about he m"adn"s
Wlth the faircr srT T. fa"or.t" -
the winter book betting !or Amer
cas- richest race. which = perfectly
natural II his SIX years of cam
paigning the old boy Las proVed
himself WORTHY Of ranking Win
Man O War EXtcrmlhator H.G
other IlIustrIOuS naga Of tho tuH
He is being booked at around ! -
! now and the chance AZ" int
before H. walk INTO hls 'ar'up
place on March hc VIII b' MucA
shorter.
Srabiacuit VIII enjoy an unusual
treat today. n that hc viii a'.It
the race with fcwer pounds on IN
back than Kayak II i has Drrr
q long time since the Biscmt was
not asked 70 tote TIE top load. Hcll
CARY l27 ~ KAYAK 100 just what
the South American prlde VIII 90
with this burden IS purely guess.
The last time he carried q iull
load solid bit OF hOr,eilesh nance
Challedon ran away from HIM IL
the stretch Of their match race at
Pilnlico. Kayak hasn't been out
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-18
Bench Warming
By Burdette Kinne
Post Press Sports Editor

VINO knew they vii witness. Thurs
day night the greatest battle in
al. the glorious history of the Gold-
rn State-prices s.. So. S5 and $40
plus a teeny-We>ny TAX.
The dySpertic. Jaundlced news
paper reporter: armstrong again
Oelabored three motley sparmates
in gym workout yesterday. A so-so
crowd witnessed a scene that pro-
yded no novelty.
EDDIE Mead. Armstrong; man
ager. tells a pal. See? The kid S
got everything, He'll kill that Fill
pno. Lookut that LETT l.ook!-Boy,
there's poison IN them punches!
'ScuSe me: l gotta get down
stairs and get folst count on the
admissions.
George PagnasSus. lncognito IN
the balcony, sees il; Too bad
Armstrong; such a nice kid, per
sonally. Y'know. to make II a more
even fight. l might tie one OF
Ceferinos hands behind his back.
He's going to murder Armstrong;.
Charley Macdonald, matchmak-
er. remarks: Swell workout. Boy.
are those tickets moving today.
Silverwoods sold out twice; the
Arcade office wants more treyS and
fiTeS-What a fight.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-18
Pacific Coast League Baseball Teams
Prepare to Open Spring Training
Season, Padres Come TO EI Centro

ShaughneSsy DlaEoff-Wll! train at
Riverside under capable. p"ppcrY
Manager Benny Borgmann.
Outfieider Arnold STATE will dir
ect the Los Angeles Angels at On
tariO. He succeeds Harry Truck
Hannah. StatZ-graccfu fielder and
fine basn runner already has his
men taking Sprinting lessons from
track Coach Dean Cromwell OF Sou
thern California. Lack of speed pro-
badly cost the Angels the Dennant
last season.
San Diego viii train at Il Ccntro
under Marag"r Cedric Dur-t. The
Padres need pitching help and a
s.ugg!ng outfielder.
San Francisco and Oakland play
ers Will get we'll acuaInted in spring
games in northern California. The
Seals will cordltion under Manager
Lefty O'Doul at Boyes Springs
while the Oak, under Manager
Johnnie VergeZ. will train on
grounds adjoining Napa State hos
pital. Both clubs now are conduct
ing trvouts for youths in San Fran
cisco and Oakland.
President w c. Tuttlc ordered
UmpireS to get their eyes and legs
in shape along With the eight teams.
Cicero Falls Will report to San Fer.
nandO Bill DOran to BOyes Springs,
Frisco Edwards to Napa. Ray Sny-
del at El5inOre, Wally Hood at On
trio. Bill Engeln at FL Centre, Hen
~ Tanning at Riverside. and Jack
Powell at Fullerton.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-18
Todays Sports Parade

since he finished second to an ar
tlcle named Whichccc IN the New
Year handicap, which as you prob
ably have guessed. wa run on
New Years day He has been train
ing well, and IS as strong as-Well
a. strong IS a horse If he is in
top shape he'll be able to pick up
the burden as though it were fea-
ither
Heelfly is likely to be the favorite
at post time This former lnCOrri-
gibl" has been MADE over BY the
electric starting gate. With two
sna hing victories behind him, the
horse that All Vanderbilt sold as
al impossible case appears To be a
match for anything that runs on
tour leg and carries the standard
mano, tail, and fetiocks.
Unlcss some outsider comes Whirl-
ing up from nowhere on March 2
'Odaya run in the San Carlos should
proVIdc d goNd line on the BIZ race.
True the San Carlos in mucn snort
"r than the handicap but a horse
has eot to have speed to win the
big one, with the big field that al
Vas starts, and with tie rOdcO
riding that goes on with 50 much
money at stake, a horse that hasn't
enough early foot to get away
quickly and gain an advantageous
position. is licked three WaPs from
thc deuce. The horse that start off
slOwly, and thus lays himself open
~ banging around and cutting off,
hasn't much Of a chance.
For some reason mot my own, Of
course, because I haven't anYj !
like the Biscuit today. He was run
nlng like a GOOD thing when he
finished third TO Hcclflv and Sun
Egrct the other day, and he wasn't
hustled any too much. | ha9c q feel
ing that owner Charlcy Howard,
convinced that the old fellow legs
are sound. Will send him on wing
ing today, and give his Jockey in
structions TO let him have the whip,
the spurs, and anything clae That
he has in his hands.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-18
Ann Vesey Wins
Women's S Title

Ann Vescy, husky gal from the
Barbara Worth country club, Of
fered to take over the professional
duties of Curiey Vesey, her husband,
Saturday night following her tri-
umph5 in the Ladies Auxiliary let
tuce tournament championship at
the Barbara Worth course Friday.
Ann fired low gross 95 and
took second low net with a II. Mrs
Estelle Trude of Brawley captured
low net honors with a lOl-27-74.
Lovey Rhinehart, of Chandler,
Ariz., took second low gross with
96 and Louise Roberts of Calexico
also canned a 96 Mrs. Roberts was
third in low net scores with a &C.
1878. Marjorie Anderson was fourth
low net with 79 Helen Burke fifth
with 60
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-18

SAN FRANCISCO Feb. II. Up
-Reveile for rockies sounded to-
dav as managers and battermen of
EIGHT Pacific Coas- leaCue baseball
clubs assembled for spring training
il California.
PLENTY Of lnter-club games and big
league competition were assured. Six
coast league teams and four major
league clubs-the Chicago Cubs
Chicago White SoX. Pittsburgh Pr
ates and Philadelphia Athletics
will train in southern California.
Manager JACK Lelivelt Of the
Seattle 1889 champions led group
of pitchers and catchers south for
opening OF their camp at San Fer
nando Monday Dr.. Lew Richards.
trainer. preceded them.
Manager Johnnie Frederick of
the Portland Beavare-sloWest club
III the league-Wa5 en- route south
TO Fullerton accompanied by pitch
ers Bill Anton. Lee Fallon and Jack
Kallio sor Of Rudy Kallio. former
coast league pitcher and catchers
Adams and Mcmillan.
The dangerous looking Hollywood
Stars. under fiery Manager Bill
Sweeney. late of Portland. Will train
at Elsinorc Hollywood added often
siye strength il the bats Of STce-
rey. who will PLAY first and out
fielder Rupert Thompson and de-
fensive arno- in pitchers Paul An
drews. John Bittner and Hiram
Bithorn.
Sacramento winner Of the o.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-18

IllBlllS.
Laddie Wiloughby, sentimental
favorite of the tournament, will
meet Dave Taylor in one semi
final match for the lettuce cham
pionship flight and Russ TUNNEL
will face Bob Albright in the other
bracket.
Willoughby moved into the semi
finals at the expense of Reid Rowan
Friday by scoring a | up victory.
Willoughby was ore over par. Tay-
lor eliminated Newt Brazelton, 4-3
and TUNNEL put out Wayne Ell
wander, l up. Albright defeated
Ross Clark two up in the best play
ed match of the flight.
In the championship guest flight
Logan jenkins and Tunney Will
liams, co-medalists, continued to
wade through opposition in their
division. Jenkins eliminating Ty
Cobb, 3 and 2 and Williams de-
feating Les Rogers one up, Jen-
kinS meets Dick Haas, who defeat
ed Lee Lamberson, 80, and Will
liams faces Earl Roberts, who put
out Paul Post, 2-l.
In the lettuce consolation A. w.
BonnycaStle defeated Carl Ander-
son, 32; Loveridge Marsh defeat
ed Gordon Olton. up, Benny Kel-
lerman defeated Bob Rayburn, 4-3.
and Cy Harbreke defeated Elmer
Sears. one up.
In the guest flight consolation
E. Clements eliminated Forrest
Manley, 40; Pete Wood defeated
Earl Krocker. 2-l; Doc FoleschoW
defeated Cliff Castle, 2-l and Nick
Schaefer defeated Howard Culver
3-2.
SECOND LETTUCE FLIGHT
HauScman dt. Yacckel. up,
Carr df. Englo up; Hendrix Of
Overall, 2-l Noble df. Tanksley
up.
Second Lettuce Consolation
Anys'yn df. Likens. 2 up: Ramsey
Gf. Bor1ges, up; Hooker df. Han.
sen, 3-2: Russell df. Holland, up
THIRD LETTUCE FLIGHT
Burke df. Christensen, l up, 18th
Woodincton df Clay, 3-2: Nicho.
iaus df. Edwards, up; Gray dt
Barker. 21
Third Lettuce Consolation
Keyes df. Becker, l up; Walker
at. Grimes, up; Gargiulo df Car
roll, up Nash df. Fujimoto, 2-1
FOURTH LETTUCE FLIGHT
C. Smith df. Fernandez, up; +
Smith df. Wasson 80; Garlant
fd. Parks, l up; BragOnier df
SimmS, up.
Fourth Lettuce Consolation
SWinehart dl. GabrielSon. up
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-18
PafroIman Guilty.
Of Violation

SACRAMENTO. Feb. H. up
Chief E. Raymond Cato of the Cal
lfornia Highway patrol today an
nounced 30-day suspension for
Howard Bandy. 33. State Highway
patrolman in Stockton. for issuing
a false citation 10 Byron Joy, of
Stockton.
Cato said Bandy wrote cita-
ton that JOY had been stopped on
hlghWay 99 for improper passing
Jan. q. When Joy received a warn
ing that another citation would
result in his license revocation. he
complained that he was not IN
volFed in any way. An investiga-
ton resulted in Bandy's admission
ne had issued the false citation to
strengthen his performance rec
ord, which has been below the min
lmum. Cato added.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-18
Bears Upset
use Cagers, $3.50

BERKELEY. Cal. Feb. H. up
The noise Of the laundering herd of
use sounded today like the tiptoe-
ing Of the little man who wasn't
there. The ''inyincible" Southern
California basketball team. unbeaten
in l3 starts this season, was hum
bled SO to 80 BY University of Cali
fornia team ALREADY beaten four
times in conference competition. and
nine times more in independent en-
counters.
Although the TrOjans appeared
still 10 be shoot-in TO take the
southern division crown in Pacific
Coast conference competition, the
reyamped Bears, with their taller
players now playing guard instead
ot forward, hoped 70 make it two
III Two at their meeting tonight
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-18
Unrestricted Sub
Warfare Declared
On Allied Vessels

Continued from Page One)
British ships actually are armed
and will be sunk without warning
The spokesman emphasized that
unrestricted submarine warfare
would apply 10 neutral ships only
if they were IN an enemy convoy
or # they Were entering a British
or French port.
This week Germany warned that
German Uboats would torpedo
neutral ships if they were bound
for an Allied port or contraband
control base. voluntarily or by
force. 1t was said that "theoreti-
callyo United States ships could be
torpedoeG under such circumstances
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-18
Mat Matches 10
Feature Japanese
Celebration Here

Imperial county Japanese Wres-
tling team will oppose a squad of
picked WrestlerS from the Salinas
area in a four-hour show at the
Ell Centro Buddhist church Sun
day afternoon.
The matches will be run under
japanese style rules. japanese Of
ficials declared Saturday in urg-
ing the public to attend the match
eS in order to witness the unusual
athletic event.
The wrestling matches, which
will start at 2 pm. Sunday will
be held in conjunction with the
18th anniversary celebration of the
Buddhist church in El Centro.
A regular church ceremony and
entertainment program will feat
ure the celebration Sunday night.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-18
MARKET QUOTATIONS
L. A. PRODUCE

LOS ANG GELES, Feb. 16. O'P)-
Trading was fair to slow Lettuce
was slightly weaker on dozen.
Squash was slightly stronger.
Cabbage: Cannonball 4O-5Oc; flat
Dutch 75c; Imperial 90-$1.15; local
Copenhagen 1851 90; red local 81 So
$500; Savoy 25-4Oc.
Lettuce: Imperial $500 crate; 15s
81 .35-$l so; local loose 40c; onions
street sales Spanish lugS soc.
Peas: Imperial &C; crates $500
$3.15; Coachella Sc; OXnard 5-6c;
China Coachella 15-1Sc.
Squash: White summer Imperia
crates S2.25 $2.65; flats $1.9O-$2.15
Italian Imperial $1.50-S175; flats
81. 1881 so; Coachella crates S1.50-
$1.75; flats $l.50-$1.75; San Diego
ilugs $1.00-$1.35; yellow crookneck
Imperial crates $500 $2.35; local ba
mana IL nc.
Tomatoes inland 9-tops $225-
$3.50; 12-tops $2.OO-$2. 25: 16s $125-
$1.5O; loose lugs 75-$1.O0; Coachella
flats 5N6s $2.OO-$225.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-18
Godoy to Make
Personal Tour

NEW YORK. Feb. IT, up Ar
turo Godoy. Chilean heavyweight
who lost split decision to champion
Joe Louis in Is rounds last week,
leaves tomorrow with Mrs. Godoy
for personal appearance tour
starting with a week in Los Angeles
Godoy's manager, AL WE'LL. said
the Los. Angeles engagement will
open on Feb % GodOy will give
a monologue on his fight with Louis,
and then will dance a tango and
rhumba with Mrs. GOdoy GOdOy
has also had offers to make movie
shorts. Well said.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-18
Stanford Trims
UCLA, 81 to- ~

LCS ANGELES, Feb II. up
Stanford University was d game
ahead Of University Of California az
Los Angeles today in their two
game series. but it was in the final
five minutes that the Indians swept
tJ u SLAP lead and held the tirIng
Bruins
The score was tied at AZ all. and
the Indians sank free throw En-
couragcd Stanford dropped four
neld goals in as many minutes
Fp9dy Anderson fleet Stanford
forward, won scoring honOrs witt
l6 points, and Jackie Robinson.
tlaShy U c. L. A. Negro. was held
to seven points
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-18
NEW YCRK STOCKS

NEW YORK, FEB. II. UIPD-
stocks gained fractions to more
nan point In moderately active
trading today.
Snort covering and Selcctivc buy-
ing accounted for the rise, which
was regarded as technical. Mar
ket news continued to reflect =
recession in business, except the ou-
t"mobilc line. in which retail sales
We're reported sharply higher tIan
a year ago.
DOW Jones preliminary closing
stock averages: Industrial, I4S.72
up 0.52; rail 1894, up OOS; utility
24.99. up O.O7; G5 stocks 1852, up O1G.
stock sales approximatcd 4OO. 900
shares compared with $50 900 shares
IL me snort session week ago.
Curb stock sales were 1O7 900 shares
compared with 10000 week ago.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-18
Pond Pleads Guilt
OF District Theft

Continued From Page One
Guest, then superintendent OF the
Calipatria division, TO check the
records Pond was turned over 10
the grand jury which started an
investigation which resulted in in
dictment OF Pond. discharge OF
Guest from the district. and a
political shake-up which threaten
ed for a short time 10 shift con-
troll Of the district board.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-18
MODESTO JAYCEES
TRIM SAN MATEO

MODESTO. Cal. FEB. T. up
Modesto junior college wou It's fifth
northern California conference
game last night witt 4 51-35 vic
tory over San MateO. Il va San
Mateo's sixth conference defeat
After holding MOdest9 TO close
1913 first halt lead. San Mateo
weakened and Modesto sharpshoot-
ers put their team far out in front
during the second halt.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-18

Howell df Peterson, l up; Middle Y
ION df. McCorkle, 2-l; Nutting df.
Nelson. | up 23rd
FIFTH LETTUCE FLIGHT
Marine df. Shook, | up; Craig df.
Donohue, 2-1: Asher df Owen,
up; Kubow df Marquand l up.
Fifth Lettuce Consolation
Huddleston di Armstrong, | up.
Beazel df. LinGo, II up; Ehrlich df.
Evans. up; Modl df Booker.
up.
SIXTH LETTUCE FLIGHT
Thompson df Moritz, up; Lin
thicum df. Lettunch, | up; PEREZ"
val Of. Hazeltinc. 2-l; Brown df.
EaWes, 43.
Sixth Lettuce Consolation
Buskirk df Smith, 80: Wagner
Gt Rector. | up: Weaver Of. Ran
KIN. rs; DeVlta df. Snyder, l up.
SEVENTH LETTUCE FLIGHT
Friz29. df Campbell, up; Han
sen df. Mccormick, ! up; Azhderian
df Hendricks, 2-l; Archias dt.
Reilly. | up.
Seventh Lettuce Consolation
MoyeY Of Bell up; Morrow Of
Smith, up Booker df Gilbert.
| l up.
EIGHTH LETTUCE FLIGHT
Goodwin df McClntock. 2-1, !
Tourman df Erwin, 81, Lonn Of.
Birchenall, 2-l; EnOs dt LacOmbe
up, 18th.
Eighth Lettuce Consolation
Simmons di. Nordeman, 81.
Buckley df Mcintyre, | up; Faub-
ian Of. Elliott. ! up: White di Del
evan, 2.l.
SECOND GUEST FLIGHT
Onstolt df. Brown, 4-3; Strck-
land dt. Misenhelmer 2 up; Mason
dt. Gillette, 3D. Qulgg Of. Nord-
quist, '-3.
Second Guest Consolation
Wood dt. Carroll, 2 up; Marsh Of.
OSWalt, 6-5: CutShaW df HavekOrSt,
up; Stone III. Ritter. , up.
THIRD GUEST FLIGHT
Holden df Parker, l up; Carter
Of. Haltoton, 2-l: Vail df. SwGp",
-; Ehmke df. Burris, 2 up.
Third Guest Consolation
Burris Of. Smith, 80; FaWcctt
diff. SimmS, 80; Morris df. Karo,
up; Swanson Of. Anderson, / up
FOURTH GUEST FLIGHT
Williams dI. Mitchell, l up: Hort
on Of. FaWcett. l up; Hansen di.
brennan up, Rustln dr. Rogers.
i-3
Fourth Guest Consolation
Alien df Currier, 3-2; Casey <f.
Davis, 2-l; Rose df. Stiteler, / up.
2Oth; Huston Of. jacobson, 81.
FIFTH GUEST FLIGHT
Ebersole df. Lewis, | up; Malchan
dt. Shark, 2 up; Briggs df Brandt.
3-2; Rutherford df. Humphres. 2
up.
Fifth Guest Consolation
Peterson df. HeSpath, 43; Colui
df. HonHicut, ! up.
SIXTH GUEST FIIGHT
Bradford df King, 43; Merritt df
ORlenn4S 3-2; Consaul df Griffin.
, up; Manner d. Benson, 3-2
Sixth Guest Consolation
Rutherford df. Swanson, | up.
Snee dt. Eye, 81: Little Of. Mellow
ell, | up; Robinson Of. Labarre
up.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-18
LOCAL BUTTERFAT
L. A. STOCKS

Los ANGELES, Feb. IT. UP)
Led by FitZsimmons stores with "a
raise Of IA five issues gained on
the Los Angeles stoc kexchange
this morning while two others lost.
Volume was about 1000 shares.
FitZsimmons sold 100 shares at
10. Transamerica WAS unchanged
at 81. on 100.
A new high Of 34H up ~ was
made By Pacific gas and electric
common. Pacific lighting was up y
at Al =. and Southern California Gas
"A" off !. al 3i% All were on 100
share sales.
Golden State dairies rose II to
"A new high AT 1Oh on 100. Menasco
sold 500 at unchanged.
A new low was hit by Republic
Petroleum pfd Off q, To 3GA IN
only 10 shares.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-18
Olson Demands
Revenue PROGRAM

SACRAMENTO. Feb. II. up
Gov. Culbert Olson today formally
notified the state assembly that
unless his recommended $4,000 900
new revenues program was enacted
by the legislature, Il shall be COM
PEELED 10 call you into another spe-
cIal session.
The governors message came as
bombshell into the assembly ses-
tSIon Immediately after approval of
minor amendment to the Shelley
Temporary relief bill and setting f.
nal discussion for later this after.
noon.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-18
RAIN FORCES DELAY
IN TEXAS TOURNEY

HOUSTON. Tex, Feb. II. IUPI-
Rain forced 4he Second postpone
ment of the 5000 Western Open
golf tournament at River Oaks
country club today 1t was decided
TO play only 50 holes with 10 holes
being PLAYED tomorrow and SO on
Monday. Originally the tournament
was scheduled for 92 holes.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-18
Hogue in Draw
With Casino

Bgboy Hogue, Jacumba middle
weight, fought to a draw against
Jimmy Casino Of Los Angeles in
q six round main event at the San
Diego Coliseum Friday night.
Hogue. defeated only once in his
professional fight career, scored
heavily in the infighting. while Ca
sino had much the better of the go
ing at long range.