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| PERPETRATORS - Rebuilt Frigidaire
| $3.50 G. E, Norge and Stewart Warner
| Terms as low as 10c a day See us before
you buy. Electrical Center. 5l4 10th st
| u Y Natinnal SS1o
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ROOMS WANTED.

GENTLEMAN desires quiet comfortable
town preferred. Address Box s53-E Star
Office. III
APT. OR ROOM unfurniShed; young lady
desires lroom apt, kitchenette and bath
or Ink. room. July ] >; must be quiet and
reasonable. within walking distance of
National University. Address Box 3l5-D
Star Office
REFINED. SETTLED WIDOW would like
Two light-houSekeeplng rooms; prefer with
elderly people, owners of their home: can
give GOOD reference; not to exceed SIS;
permanent If pleased. Address Box 24a-E
Star office. IOs
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HELP MEN AND WOMEN.

MAN AND WIFE-Gardener. housekeeper,
care of chickens and lawn. country place.
Address Box 221-E. Star office. IL
MIDDLE-AGE white married couple. with
out dependents. appreciate good nome;
country bred: man drive car. woman TO
cook, clean and both help with animals
al animal refuge. Salary, So per month.
board and room: no expense; apply, to-
gether al once. > West Leland St, CheVy
Chase Md
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Statesmen. ATTENTION.
SALESMEk.

AN EXCEPTIONAL opportunity to sell
Chrysler and Plymouth automobiles with
Washington'S oldest automobile dStrlbu-
tor Only experienced automobile sales
men with records of achievement in the
District of Columbia need apply. See Mr..
Randall, H. B. Leary. Jr., q Bros, lbl2
You st. I. W.
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NEAR WARDMAN Bile single
north room, unlm. phone. cont. hot water;
meals II desired reasonable. Adams 2l6s.
DUPONT CIRCLE. 1T49 P St nw-Beau-
tifully furnished ROOM twin beds. large
windows. North .,:inS
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ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.

FATHER AND GROWN DAUGHTER desire
rooms with board in private family; yicin-
ity Roosevelt High School, Address Box
2Hl-E Star ONCE H.
IN PRIVATE HOME-One large unfur-
nished room. private bath. with board by
s ar Office H.
BACHELOR Govt. service desires by Aug
! single room and board; private family:
near downtown. NV. section. Give price
Star office II.
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ROOMS UNFURkIsHEp.

tlS SHEPHERD ST. NV. rooms,
kltchen. sink; newly decorated; private
entrance near car, bus; gentle adults
$50 NEWTON PL. NV? large rooms
kitchen semi-oath; gas. heat elec; adults:
good location; ~:i1 80
SlS KENTUCKY AVE SE-Large room,
kiichenette, screened porch private bath
lh.H. aouitS; -employed couple preferred
% l2th ST. NE-Three rooms. Ink
nfSt M moor; neat, gas, elec and refa. fur
hiAheu' ADULTS only. IL
2b;5 GARFIELD ST NV. rooms, sec
ohd Aoor; front. adjoining bath; equipped
lof Nsht Housekeeping; front room / IX.,.,
"; southern exposure; adults only; uu!im
phone Adams 1910.
i2:l 18th ST. SE.--Large front room.
Iaree kitchen; gas. heat and cleo elec
EelTleeration. inst. h. W; near car line.
l?45 JACKSON ST NE-HousekeepinP
apt.. outside rooms; water in kitchen: gas,
neat. leht, S3!-3o. II.
Go5 UPSHUR ST-3 rooms. kit, bath
n. W, gas. cleo; garage; convenient cars
l2oS NEAL ST. NE rooms, back porch
IN K. sink. gas range ii.
500 18th ST. N.W-Large nnd-hoor
front room. suitable for office or beauty
shop
COLORED--'lS 3rd ST. n.e-Tvo rooms,
kltchen and bath: adults
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Write for Booklet Registration Dept.
5000 RelSterStown Rd, Baltimore. Md:
IJrSJpEJJ DJEGEI. SCHOOL s
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reasonable: estimates free M L. Smith.
l124 Webster ". Adams 71OS.
ROOFING Asbestos or Stag Bird 4 6on
building materials. Ask any architect.
Asbestos sldewall. rock wool insulation
Roofs repaired and painted. 3-year pay
ment plan.
80, AMERICAN RE-RooF1NG CO..
3312 14th St. NV. Col 455l
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CHEVY CHASE PARKWAY ,5"lSp-i2 SO.
stores. buses; airy. clean. well furn: cor.
apt. :. l., kit. bath. So. SO
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HfFDl IN T'tIl . = NJ "
OIL BURNER statesmen

Best proposition in the city with ma
tionally known oil burner handled by a
local company operating in WASHINGTON
for the past 81 years. plenty OF pros
pects. Sales promotion program Just
beins started full cooperation. Call
at b4p R l. ave. ne, between and o
pm Ask for Mr. Spear
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1o3 DRESDEN ST. KENsINGToN- MD
3 rooms, priv. shower, balcony; new COM
pletely furn,; garage. Kensington 29S-R.
GEORGIA AVE NV, 7143-DESIRABLE
apartment , rooms. kitchen private bath;
everything included: refined couple: reas.
KEDRICK, 1901 K ST NW.-LARGE,
cool room. private bath: grill, refrigeration,
large closet, District S.b:iH
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2lO4 EYE ST. N.W.-Large cool bed-liv-
near Govt. depts. and G. W. u: free tele
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SETTLED WHITE WOMAN, unencumbered,
who wants = GOOD home, to do general
housework on a small farm for couple,
State particulars. Address r. L. Thomas,
RDencerviue. Md.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.
ANTIQUES. old gold jewelry. diamonds,
watches rings. silver. dental gold; top
prices paid. Schiller Bros. 922 F NV.
BOOKS-Highest prices paid for good
books and old, geographic. Bargain Book
Shop. sos 9th st. NV. District 5OO7 49,
FURNITURE, rugs. stoves. household goods.
etc; positively hiRhest cash prices. For
best results call any time. Dist. 1924.
church. Telephone National 1874.
FuRNITUREQuIcK REMOVAL; IMdE-
D1ATE CASH FOR ALL FURNITURE
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS. CALL ATLANTIC
4373. 49,
USED sHEEr-METAL BREAK and timers
tools: state price and type. Address Box
253E. Star ONCE.
GoID..pRING your OLD GOLD, sIL;
JEWE1RY;- WE PAY Cash. A. KAHN.
OLD GOLD, silver platinum purchased for
manufacturing use: maximum price paid.
BURNsTINEs 931 g ST, NV.
Since 1SH8
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REFRIGERATORS, electric, new and used
perfect condition. $50 up. P. o. Smith
Alb H ST. ne, Lincoln $3.50.
REFRIGERATORS rebuilt and guaranteed
parts. motors, belts and gases; service or
all makes.
RELIABLE REFRIGERATOR SERVICE CO.
141l Meridian Pl. NV. Adams 4SS3
| RUGS. beautiful 9xl2. SX1O. 1UX14: sacri-
| fee; need cash. - Logan circle. Decatur
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SPOTTER,

Several ambitious men at least y with
D. C. drivers permit. Salary $3.50 per
week. plus commission and bonus. Willing
workers. Can earn S3O-S40 per week.
Absolutely no selling Must have GOOD
reputation. Apply in person only. POI
Tr9OSDort alton Bldg
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RQATS.

36-FT. GLASS CABIN CRUISER. powered
with 20-hp., 4-cyl. Kermath motor: speed /,
1O-12 miles per hour; white cedar hull:
two berths. toilet, galley: sacrifice, $3.50.
B. C. Barnes. sos Water st. s.w. Metro
politan 3730 or National 3406.
15-FT. BOAT designed for outboard motor;
eood condition; canvas cover, steering
wheel. cables. oars: $55. Apply Moran and
Penna. Ave. Bridge).
SAILBOAT-22 feet deadrise Leatherbury
built. Marconi rig; 1928 square feet work
Ing sails; sprinkler; cupboard motor; first
class condition. Jack thinner, National
1924. 4..l Bond Bldg IL
14-FOOT. YEAR-OLD SAILBOAT.
SACRIFICE, S16. TERMS
PHONE WEST 2I31
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LOVELY front single rm., opposite bath;
gentleman preferred: III home with lge.
po:ches grounds; detached home; so mo.
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TILE Settlers. big job. 39th st. and
Mass, ave. NV. See Mr.. Wright.
TRUCK ROUTE DRIVER. overall cleaning
service. must have best of reference and
proven ability and over % years of age.
lao1 New York ave. ne. l0'
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CHEVY CHASE ROOMS. PRIVATE
oath: elec.. sas and Frigidsire; large porch;
very cool; $40: adults. Emerson 25i4
2o2S N. CAPITOL ST-NEWI PAPERFD
conveniently located sttractively fur
nlshed apt. g rooms bath large porch.
9ooo" per month. Phone Dec. 4063-W. IL
liuo 2Sth ST. Sc FACING PA AVE
park rooms. kitchen semi-priv tiled
pain: cool. large rooms; Electrolux; newly
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WASHINGTON ACADEMY
of BeautV Culture, Inc,

18th ST. N Y. Ave. $50 Wash: Bldg;
ture 20 years turning out fine students.
Visit us or write, free booklet. Formerly
with Wllfreds, N. Y, Expert Dept. District
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OPPOSITE SHOREHAM HOTEI-TWO
rooms Eitchenette and bath: completely
luTnlshed SIX months or longer: refer
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$50 QUINCY ST. N.W-ATTRACTIVI
furnished ! room. kitchen. bath. with
and Sept; ref Call Col. 6173-J EVENING"
or see res. mgr II
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FURNITURE 3-RM APT. FOR SAIF
cheap owner leaving: rent. $40: through
vent walk. dist. Govt. depts Call DIST
a m. ''''
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NEAR NAVY YARD. us eth ST Sc iSt
or md door; nicely furnished. redecorated:
Sink range gas elec. included; S35.
S31.50. Georgia us533
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:. BED ROOMS LIV. ROOM KITcHrN
path; free refrigeration; S55: linen gaS
snd elec. not included res. mgr Bordeaux,
oS2l Georgia ave. NV Geo 5a4a
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.
DIESEL POWER.

AUTO DRIVING INSTRUCTIONS by eXper
FOR Traffic Bureau examination: car iur
nished. For appointment, Metropolltal
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THREE ROOMS. X. B. GAS ELEC
h-Wh: elec. ice box: adults sir Emer.
soh w, after 5:3O. Col. S234-W IL
! OR = GIRLS TO SHARE NICELY FUR
Alsned 3-room apt. with other girls; n W
section; convenient to car and bus; very
reasonable. Address Box Bid Star once
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1916 NEWTON ST. NW-COOL, FIRST
floor; living room. bed room kitchsn.
pay pain; elec.. gas. Frigidaire. shower. S65.
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GROOM APT. PORCH; COOL; NEAR lS7h
aha Col, rd $40 monthly; gas. light
llli OWEN PL. NE RMS. KITCHEN.
screened back porch; Frsidaire; semi
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.
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suBLET NEWLY FURNISHED. 2-sED-
room sa housekeeping apt, Tilden Hill: for
information ol'v. 1858. saerihcs GENT
1don, 1a3n M M ST NV, APT. ae-,-LARGE
Veniiln1oqs Venian i hot water; kitchenette; con:
girls en' DiSf. iioe':qn 5Gn5 Suitable couple 9qr.a
SToNELEIGH COURT. APT. 2Oa-sUB.
iel one room. bath and large closet; hotel
DOWNTOWN 22O EN.W-FTRsT FLOOR.
front; everything furnished: accommodates
s9Ir .hir people desiraoiy furnished; reason
a2l 10Th NV. APT 39-BgAUTTFUIIY
furnished single apt. including srand
plano See elevator boy. Wise 245I-M
AhGONNE. 1929 col. RD.. APT 6O4-
aorsns F0pms ADAMS k'sasn bath OaoOny
SO 4th ST, NE, RMS; LHK.; EN-.
pioyed couple preferred II.
1873 RITTENHOUSE ST --3 RMS, KIT.
uin;. private bath; gas. elec. refrigeration,
uhiim phone incl; Aug. /. IL.
57a4 F. ST: Nw.-sHARE NEW. FURN.
;-fm apt. with empl. young lady; walk.
olSt reaS. Metropolitan 1851.
342O 10th ST. NV RMS KITCHEN.
Datni southern exposure. attract. and com.
2l3 H ST. N.W-l-ROOM APT. NICELY
ton; Sh week.
2I36 X ST. NV. AND 1000 F ST NV
Beautiful room and kitchen, southern ex-
studio couch or bed; SD 81 to 50 weekIy.
Resident mgr. wanted. One weeks fres
rent.
PARK LANE - -ATTRACTIVELY FUR
niShed. cool. lth moor. corner, . rooms.
Kitchen, dinette. bath; S1s,5O. Sublet TIL
| Oct. !. Phone West 1850, Ext. 1l2l. 2025
Eye st. NV.
CONN AVE, 1870, APT. .5O4-CoMPLETE-
ly furn., rms. kit, din, bath. immed. oc-
cupancy; ideal Summer location. must ses
to appreciate: elev., switchboard.
1916 Bird ST. NV OR 3 ROOMS,
complete kitchen, screened porch h. g.,
eiec incl: h. water, elec. refs.; adults
CHI Chs OR 4 RMS, PRIV. BATH:
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PERSONAL.


FALSE TEETH REPAIRS WHILE YOU
wait Emergency Laboratory. Room ool'
Westory Bldg. 14th ana F. Met 1851
NURSE. EXPERIENCED WILL BOARD
infant or young child; screened porch.
large yard; healthful SURROUNDINGS. Shep-
herd 1862. ----
coMPToMETER LESSONS GIVEN GIVEN BY BY
private tutor for advanced students ana
beginners, Evenings Randolph 4491.
WHEN DEATH STRIKES A FAMILY
there is no need to feel that they must
&C ept Inferior funeral services due 20 In
ability to pay higher price The comnss. oTssse.
funeral, cars and all. for as little as S75
World finest waterproof, airtiSht; guafren, ran,
Chambers for SS5 In case q death IN eau =,
the Greater w w. Chambers Co. I4{n 81:
corner Chaplin NV, Columbia 0432 Phone
write our address We we VIII ao send q 'pa i4oo
Chaplr st, NV. phone Columbia 0432 bl7
lIth st Sc phone Atlantic $500
EEMORRHOIDs ERAD1CATED BY MY
own method Results effective for a life
time or money back Write f., pe1Kls5 M;s1cK No
1858 Columbia rd Adams 036S.
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ROOMS FUR T. tjNElIp

l.2o NJ ST N.W-First floor IN private
nome; non on-houSekeeping; running water
am l.; 81. month up
lSol QUE NV Apt. lU..-Rooms for rent,
furnished or unfurnshed; apply after 5
pm. IA.
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500 2.nd ST. NW.-GIRL WILL SHARE
apt. with another girl. Telephone West
Evening star., 1937-07-10

VERY COOL 3RM. BASEMENT APT.
priv. entrance. elec. refriseration; elec,
paid; conv. bus. street car; reas: trees,
view OF reservoir; mr.. FoXall Village Clev,
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CAMERA REPAIRS.
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

CAMERA REPAIRING.
FULLER g. d'ALBERT. INC.
SIS 10th st. NV. Phone National All
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YOUNG GIRL, recent graduate of busine
course. desires shorthand and tipping wor
only small salary expected 10 start. Adam
4OlS. IL
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HELP WOMEN

BEAUTY OPERATOR for Olney, Nd. ex-
perienced. Apply National 6l32. IA
BEAUTY OPERATOR. Apply at Elnor
Beauty Shop. .!l3l st. NV. TO-
BEAUTY OPERATOR wanted: must be
good; steady position. with good guaran-
tee. Apply Bills Beauty Salon. 1403 Mon
roe st W
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| PORTLAND HOTEL Vermont ave at
Thomas Circle-SS. 30 week: hotel service ::
| fresh towels daily. your mail and phone calls
| attended to. shower baths. Walk 10 work.
a.
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| CONN. AVE.-Exclusive apt. cool; privacy;
twin beds, shower; ice water: free phone
close in: reasonable; men. Adams 30
1i45 EAST CAPITOL ST.-Cool, clean
single room. next bath; gentleman; refs.
exchanged: So. 30.
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DUPONT CIRCLE. 1857 CHURCH ST. NV.
= rooms kitchen, bath completely fur.
niShed: Frigidare. North 6aa3 reas
1912 CALIFORNIA ST. APT. 2O3-3
rooms. bath. foyer. back porch so ex-
posure; rel See by appointment. West
O2OO or Georgia 33S5
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ROOMS FURNISHED

1884 COLUMBIA RID. $3.50 wk.: single
rms: dounie 50: clean. outside: 4 baths;
CIV; car lines; gentlemen. Adams IOGl3
NEAR WALTER REED-Attractiye rooms:
excellent board. Army guests, detached
corner residence. l4li Van Buren, ST. 22s
THE VIVIAN, 1928 G st. nw-Just
opened 100 large, airy. ideal guest rooms
near shower baths. plenty hot water Choice
or all new, modern or maple furniture with
double or twin beds. inner -coil-spring mat
treSSes. venetian blinds, double rooms, 50,
$40. Sll weekly
Imperial Valley press., 1937-05-20

WANTED-Used Time Clock. Com
municate with Mr.. Shaw at Post
Press. Phone 300. (M-19-tD
Imperial Valley press., 1937-05-20

WANT TO BUY 1000 or 1,500 gal
Ion water tank with tank house.
See A. Odermott, Route 2, Box
l06, Imperial. (M-22)
Imperial Valley press., 1937-05-20

SLIGHTLY USED CARS
'36 Lincoln Zephyr Sedan.
sc Chevrolet Sport Sedan.
&c Ford Tudor Sedan.
'36 Ford Pickup.
"a Auburn Sedan 6, Overdrive.
80 Auburn Little 3" Sedan, Over
drive.
81 Auburn Little 8" Sport Sedan
"a WHY'S Sedan.
Cash or Terms
A. RICHTER
Panama Hotel, 637 Broadway
Imperial Valley press., 1937-05-20

WANT COWS to freshen within the
next 80 days. E. r. Long. Phone
BraWley 8728-R-1. (M-24
Imperial Valley press., 1937-05-20

REQ TRUCK and Semi Late 1893
model. Good rubber. 34X7 dual. See
Bill Heating, SAB Euclid. tM-25)
Imperial Valley press., 1937-05-20
% For Sale, miscellaneous

NEW STEEL FLAT TOP DESK
Bargain. See Mac, Office Supply
Co (M-22)
Imperial Valley press., 1937-11-01
Vandals Exact
: Toll of $4,000
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patria police reported only window
soaping, doorbell ringing and the
like as Halloween trouble in those
cities.
In El Centre IL arrests were made
for drunkenness Saturday night.
The toll by merrymakers in Ell
Centre included several thefts of
gasoline and radiator caps from
automobiles, left Doyle w. Stewart,
Elks club custodian, stranded at
2:45 Sunday morning with a flat
tire and no tools-they were stolen
and included a considerable loss
of water when three fire hydrants
were turned on.
Eight Holtville youths were cap
tured by police with wrench in
their car, smeared with dry red
paint. evidently from the fire hy-
drants at Fifth and Len Rey ave-
nue.. Second street and Orange, and
Tenth street and Adams avenue.
The boys were lectured and sent
home.
The evening included the usual
quota of soap-smeared automobile
and store windows, overturned signs
and garbage cans, and similar items.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-11-01
Opportunity Week m
Post Press Campaign Z
newal subscriptions.
Your Opportunity

Your Opportunity
Opportunity Week is just what
the name implies. 1t is an opportu-
nifty for workers to jump high into
top bonus check positions and at
the same time get a nice lead in
points. A point lead maintained at
the close of Opportunity Week will
be mighty hard to overcome in
weeks to follow.
Elsewhere in this issue is an adj
vertisement explaining in detail just
what Opportunity Week is. Work.
ers are urged to study this Rule No.
81 having to do with Opportunity
Week and then go right out with
the determination of making this
week your BANNER WEEK.
After Nov. 6, the close of Oppor-
tunity Week, never again at any
time during the remaining part of
the campaign will any extra points
be issued or introduced
ATTENTION CAMPAIGN WORK
ERS! Nov. l to are important
dates to you. They should be busy
days for you Make the most of
the opportunity you have at hand.
Will you earn $3.50 or $50? YOU
HAVE IT IN YOUR POWER TO
GO OVER THE TOP THIS WEEK.
Let's Col
Imperial Valley press., 1937-11-01
Effect of Social
Security Act to
Be Outlined Wed.

Administration of the Social Sc
curity Act as it affects business men
will be discussed before the El Gen.
tro chamber of commerce at a pub
lie luncheon meeting Wednesday
noon at the Barbara Worth hotel.
President Walter Havekorst of the
chamber announced Monday.
b L. Riedel. director of the sixth
California district for administra-
ton of the Social Security Act. will
be the speaker. He will discuss re-
cent changes in operation of the act
and answer questions put to him
by listeners.
Any person in Imperial Valley
may attend the meeting, Havekorst
said.
The speaker will come here under
arrangements made for the cham
ber of commerce by Cal MousSeau
and Nat T. Rogan, collector of in
ternal revenue.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-11-01
Plans Developed
For Shrine Party

Preparations were well under way
Monday for the party of the I'm
perial Valley Shrine club at the
Barbara Worth hotel Ell Centre,
Tuesday night at pm, according
to President Langston J. Goree, jr.
President Goree will preside and
Warren Currier will be the toast
master.
Co-chairmen of the reception
committee will be Wayne j. FL
wander ami w. A. Tondro.
F. B. Grant, illustrious Potentate
Of Al Bahr Temple San Diego and
members of the divan will also
attend.
President Goree urged that all
Shriners who have not Signified
their intention of attending should
notify one of the officers or men,
bers of the reception committee.
QUEBEC. UP) - The Mormon
church is steadily gaining a foot
bold in Europe. Heber j. Grant,
leader of the sect, declared on his
return here from a tour of the
church's missions in Europe. /.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-11-01

NO TTCE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that funds are available for the
payment OF the principal amount
Of coupons due January l, 1897, on
Imperial Irrigation District Bonds.
ANNA T. MeMANUS.
Treasurer
Imperial Irrigation District.
Dated October 30th. 1897.
NJ
YOU haven't read ALL the NEWS
until YOU READ the ADS
Imperial Valley press., 1937-11-01
City Contributes All =
Chest Funds Required

INDEPENDENCE, Mo. CUP =
While other municipalities are go
ing through their annual drives for
Community Chest charity funds this
fall. this community of 10000 will
enjoy a breathing spell in the
knowledge that a full program OF
aid will go forward without the need
of contributions.
The city administration stepped
into the charity situation with tb'
offer to provide the full $4,000 goal
out of city surplus funds.
The offer came as generals, cap
tains and business men workers of
the community chest drive prepared
to seek funds in campaign they
knew would be difficult.
Merchants Feel Tax Load
Merchants lately have felt the
weight of sales taxes, social security
taxes and other levies by the federal
and state government and when the
city relieved them of the charity
burden they hailed the move as a
welcome breathing SPELL
The'city's action as announced by
Mayor Roger T. Sermon was made
possible by the administrations de-
velopment of a s1,O00000 municipal
~ owned electric light plant and
the careful outstanding OF the plants
income. Since the first of the year
the council has been enabled to re-
duce city taxes from 8 to mills on
the 81 valuation, saving the tax
payers approximately $4,000, and
has been able to put into effect a
10 per cent reduction of light bills
paid before delinquency. a saving
Imperial Valley press., 1937-11-01
Jury Named in
Insanity Trial

Jurymen were selected in super
ior court Monday to hear the trial
OF Hannes H. Armann, declared
to be insane by alieniSts and physi-
clans.
He demanded jury trial in an
attempt to establish his sanity.
Drs. Theo K. Miller and Victor
Parkin. alienists. were summoned
to appear as witnesses in the trial.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-11-01
Warming Issued on
Enforcing Sanitary
Measures on Canal

WINTERHAVEN Nov. - Con-
tractors at Imperial dam and along
the route of the All American ca
nal will be prosecuted unless they
eliminate the common drinking
cup, DR.. Warren F. Fox, county
health officer, declared Monday.
He also issued a warning to IL
quor Establishments throughout
the area that he will prosecute un-
less they sterilize glasses and mugs
used in their places of business.
Conviction for violation of this law
is fine of not more than $25 for
each offense.
Fox advised contractors to pro-
vide portable drinking fountains OF
drinking cups.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-11-01
By w. M. SHUTS
Campaign Manager

This is Opportunity Week among
the Post-Press Campaign workers.
AS was originally advertised in
the opening announcement of the
Bonus Check campaign Oct. Il, the
week of Nov to inclusive would
be known as Opportunity Week.
During this special week, 100000
extra bonus points would be issued
for each two year new or renewal
subscription to the Post or Press
and each worker would be limited
to ten of such subscriptions, also,
during this week 100000 extra bonus
points would be issued for each
group of $18 worth of new or re-
Imperial Valley press., 1937-11-01
Valleyites' Auto
UpSetS on Coast

Dr. Norman E. Dupont and DR..
and Mrs. Sem Bacon. all of Ell
Centre, escaped injury Saturday
night when Dupont's automobile
overturned in San Diego.
Dupont said bis car overturned
after a collisionSwth another ma
chine shortly before midnight.