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SUBURBAN PRoP.-sALE OR RENT.
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE

SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.
XII. Ts. Ms A1 i[o1;1s FsI is!t
Old GEORGETOWN road by a frontage Of 400
feet fien on PMS CHARLES ARIES st. House contains recep-
sun porch. dining room with fireplace,
buffers pantry. electric kitchen and rear
%h e0r on msss5 on
large screened sleeping porch: also 3 other
bedrooms. 2 baths. second floor Attic I'm
badnss eonss. q on lsa. h o
sssSs. s c P'5 6wsGk
E,e-r1m:: ,..e1m bath. oil heat, 2:car garage.
1f5%s; h5.si.,,,,s s's &c., e' seen Sun afternoon.
BARaAlN-BRICK BUNGALOW. FOUR
Iandscapsd. bll 30; W.keneld st.. Ar
.a.5s s9s "a n.Snssy AsRns
JOHN r. PiNkETr. INC; nc. pee.tup -sio 5sio
CozY BUNGALOW ON 8 SHADED LOTS
$500 cash. S.? 80 per month; f o others at at
More mord.r reasonable and terms Inspect SUNDAY
aye through c.Dtoi fa HEIGHTS, en left Sn'1a on
Chapel Id. to wooden bridge right on Car
I'd. Carmody Hills Nd. o. B. zANT.
FINGER CO. 945 K. st. NV. Natl. 537l
Eve Greenwood 1877
Venetian blinds; stone fireplace built-in
bookcases: large rooms: full-floored attic
windows: rock wool: close to stores.
schools and transportation. Reasonable
P. CANNON. 3238 Wilson blvd. oxford O7O2
HYATTSVILLE S14 FOREST DRIVE
Genuine sacrince, transferred. New as
bestos shingle BUNGALOW. 2 bedr., lge. living
kit.. tile shower. bath; gar. nice yards: "a
blk. bus; $500 down, S55 mo. viii sell
furniture. Greenwood 3926-J.
.ERwYN. BLOCK FROM SCHOOLS AND
closet. bedrooms with closets. Kitchen.
dinette. bath: ami: rock wool insulation:
.Steelox" construction. weather-strippcd
I s5c fssm. nsas Is. Ii than rent
Rhode Island ave. ext, between Berwyn
and Branchyile. Owner. BRENNAN. q
QUAINT COLONIAL HOME ON 20 ACRES.
road. Has rooms. 2 nreplaces. large
oSSaWo9ds oS9wt lsn and OLD slave quarters. Built
per mo. See MASON HfRsr. '1 Annandsie, sI"
Va. at the end Of Columbia pike Phone
Alexandria S6a.J-1. Closed Sundays.
NO DOWN. PAYMENT.
Braddock Hts. Va-Beautitul. new g.
room brick home: high cool: restricted
community. Temple 1870. Il
NEW 3-BEDROOM BRICK.
,,viAl All large rooms 1oor plan; kitchen, and
grounds; excellent neiehborhood: two lOc
BUS lines and stores within three blocks
Owner leaving town, will accept best offer
mot necessarily all cash). between now
and sunday. z: H. A. loaned $6,4OO See
Mr.. GOODWIN, 1923 N. Irving st., Arling-
NEW, 7 ROOMS, 2 BATHS.
Double construction. hot:water heat,
2-car garage; 1 acre. 200 It. frontage on
good hard gravel road: miles from Me-
mortal Bridse, in Fairfax County; free
school buses. Price, S6,95O; small down
payment
Vernon M. Lynch & Son,
Phone Alex. S39-W-2 Any Time Except Sun.
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

WAiEN fkONl PkOFEkI1.
429 ACRES. WITH $500 FEET HIGH
water front. ~ miles D. c. S11,0OO, terms.
National 1853. Dupont 1929.
FOR SALE AT SACRIFICE PRICE-FOOR
cottage on Mount Vernon boulevard, two
miles south of Alexandria Standard
charted channel from shore to main channel.
For information see owner, FRANK
LEOPOLD. Alexandria Va. or your broker.
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BEAUTIFUL WOODsIDE PARK.

BEAUTIFUL WOODsIDE PARK.
70-foot frontage; trees; best location:
fHos. e. FARRELL CO.. REALTORS.
III 10th st. NV. National 076b.
1St COMMERCIAL.
Unimproved 21-ft. lot on N Capitol st.,
near New York ave. Make offer. H. G.
sMITHY CO.. Natl. 59O3. s1I 18th st. w.
COLORED-LOTs IN DEANWooD AND
Fatrmount Heights, S76 up: easy terms:
help build District 9170.
COL,ORED-VA.-BIG 4O-T. 5O-FT.,
lots. "SouthRate Vale" $500. $3.50. S4OO
Few minutes out. cross 14th st Bridge to
Columbia Pike, turn right to Queen St.
then. left to property. Open daily and
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UNHEARD OF.

But we have it--4-family nat. individual
gas heat. fully rented large lot, screened
porches; price, $9.55O. KELLEY, STEELE
q BRANNER, 1927 Eye st. NV. District
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.
TO SETTLE ESTATE

On Columbia rd.. mr.. 18th st-3-story
and basement property. with store in base
ment level; upper floors convertible into 3
apts.: LIST floor can be used for business
ONCE; property is clear and subject to offer.
H. G. SMITHY CO.,
Natl 1908. Sl1 18th St. NV.
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OFFICES FOR RENT.
STORES FOR RENT.

STORES FOR RENT.
OPPORTUNITY THAT COMES ONLY
once. Desirable 25-year established grocery
store In Alex, Va doing big business. OBJ
tainable without good will November /.
For full details phone Randolph 1885.
3lG5 MT. PLEASANT ST-sTORE. GEL.
lar. 3-roOm and bath apt. Rear entrance
ami. Rent. SS5. Phone Cleveland 1908.
SILVER SPRING. a27 SELIM ST., 2Ox5s
feet. $35 per month. BAINS REALTY co.
Shepherd 1892
DESIRABLE STORE. 500 ST. NV
Suitable for most any business; rental only
offices upper floors. same building, Very
reasonable. Apply on premises or call
PAUL d. CRANDALL,
Realtor.
SlS Tower Building. District 924o.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
FOR COLORED.
226 18th ST. Sc.

Tapestry brick home. 8 rooms. bath, rec
reation room. automatic blower furnace.
brick
sleeplng and breakfast porches. concrete
front porch. Reconditioned like new;
terms. For further Information call MR..
SCHWARTZ. District 0O6O.
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ACREAGE FOR SALE.

JUST BEYOND FAIRFAX. VA; 122 A6ilED.
1.b37-ft. frontage. on Lee highwAy. Cleared
ground also woodland: $S6 an acre.
HERMAN 4. GA6CH 4 SON,
1920 K st. NV. Natl. 1884.
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DODGE 1898 trunk sedan; original gun
metal finish very low mileage: cannot be
told from new; fully guaranteed; save
$500. Windridge g. Handy. Inc. Buick
dealers Just across Key Bridge. Rosslyn. Va.
Walnut 23Oo L.
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FORD 1894 de luxe Fordor factory re-
built motor. original black finish. good
rubber: $225. Logan Motors, 354O 14th
st. NV. District 5631.
FORD 1892 model B. 4-cylinder: 500.
Logan Motors. 3540 14th st. NV. Dist.
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DODGE 1885 2-door trunk sedan. black
safety-steel body appears new. clean
whipcord interior, fine floating power en-
gine, hydraulic brakes. 5 excellent tires:
any demonstration; famed for economy;
S495; guaranteed. Emerson & Orme Buick.
PYeninRS
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COLORED-FLATS.

Two new 4-family fats each bids.
rental. $3.50 and $40: price. So 500 and
$4,000. See Mr.. Davis. E. M. AIKEN. 800
H st. NV. Natl. 1906. Eve. Atl. 1885.
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$500.
EUCLID ST..
west OF 14th St. Is this 2-story brick
ton: has gas heat. double back porches.
2-ear garage. elec, refg:. maids rm.. attic
and insulation A good buy at this price
After once hours cali Georgia 1881.
H. G.. SMITHY CO.,
National 1908. Sl1 18th st. NV
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roRD I9s4 de luxe Tudo5 ssss reeonditonsd
Thompson. Natl. $3.50. Hill g. Tibbitts.
Ii Narnnnf n m
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FORD 1886 Tudor, radio and heater. good
tires and clean paint; used by one man
and serviced in our shop. For 1869 this
can't be beat. Any terms-any car in
trade. Logan Motors. 18th and NJ sts.
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FORD 1884 coach. light brown finish re-
Gently reconditioned. Owner no further
need for same. S175.0O. 4O17 N. H. ave.
Columbia 632O-J evenings l.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
(CnntfnNAdl

$3.50. A splendid buy on pretty street
IN excellent condition throughout. 6
rooms and tiled bath on one floor and
A breakfast room at rear contains dis
appearing double bed and can be used as
bedroom. Open fireplace. electric refrigera-
pipes. covered front porch. Gear garage,
l9t 142 IT; deep with attractive fish pool
wonderfully convenient terms can be
made BOSS e. PHELPS. EXCLUSIVE
AGENTS. NATIONAL 1900 EVENING,
PHONE MR.. RABY. CLEVELAND 6Sa2
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FORD 1893 de luxe Tudor original black
finish. spotless mohair interior; motor COM
pletely rebuilt by us: So down. 90 months
to pay. AIS Motors, Inc, 1924 Wilson
blvd. Arlington. Walnut S29O.
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DODGE 1895 4-door touring sedan; black
satin finish. whipcord upholstery. fine
floating power engine, hydraulics, built-in
trunk. 5 very good tires; S4a5: guar
anteed. Stanley H. Horner. Inc. III 14th
St NV Natl, T65l Open evenings.
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ENGLISH TOWN HOUSE,

IDEAL HOME FOR DOCTOR.
located in the best Northwest section.
surrounded by large dignifed homes. 10
rooms. 2 baths, bedrooms zone with
nreplace): immense sleeping porch. maids S
room and bath: newly equipped kitchen.
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COIV!REO"BA
price. $4.a5O; terms. $500 cash, $40 month";
y. or $3.50 cash and $40 monthly. See
Mr.. Davis E M. AIKEN. 800 H st. NV.
NAt 3h71. Eve, All 13&6.
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1I ,JOU.
JUST OFF UPPER 14th ST.
Convenient Roosevelt High School-Mod-
efn 2-etory brick with large cellar; 6
rooms, 2 baths. 2 inclosed porches. hot
water heat. electricity; garage, deep lot.
with beautiful gardens. Out -of-town owner
desires quick sale
L. r. GRAVATTE,
52p 18th st. Realtor. Natl, O753
Evenings, Georgia SO79
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.
AUTO TRUCKS WANTED.

AUTO JKOCKS WANIEO.
WANTED TO HIRE 5 stake body trucks.
in good condition. with c. H. Va. tags.
Apply Arlington Coal 4 Lumber Co., 2sO5
Jefferson Davis highway.
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FORD 1886 de luxe Fordor trunk sedan.
George Washington blue, tires brand-nev;
Sells new for sS57. Our price. S429.
Logan Motors. 3540 14th st. NV. District
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FORD 1892 VS. Victoria coupe. rebuilt
motor, clean inside and out; only S139, 81
down. balance $12 per month Logan
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NO DOWN PAYMENT

-. All large rooms. floor plan; kitchen and
living room especially interesting; large
bus lines and stores within three blocks.
owner leaving town. will accept best ofYer
mot necessarily all CASH. between now
ana SUNDAY H. A. loaned $4,000. See
MR.. GOODWIN. 1923 N. Irving st.. Arling-
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CHEVROLET master D. L. coach. 1885.
Looks and runs like 6-month-old car. Re-
duced to $439 during our month-end sale.
Mandell Chevrolet Co., 1900 Nichols ave.
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CHEVROLET master 1887 touring sedan;
excellent mechanically with radio; one
owner name on reQuest) Butler Bonded.
S531. Lee D. Butler. Inc, 1921 21st NV.
district Ip1S
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MT. PLEASANT.

$500
A 23-ft wide 2-story home with 4 bed
rms. on end. floor, double back porches
front porch. INV: h.: good condition; close
18th and Park I'd. on quiet street. After
ONCE hours. call Georgia T131.
H. G. SMITHY CO.,
Natl SOno ,e4x
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NEW. Z ROOMS 2 BATHS.

Double construction. hot-water heat,
Tith oil burner, large fireplace. built-in
2-car garage; 1 acre. 200 IT.. frontage on
mortal Bridge. in Fairfax County; free
school buses. Price, S6950; small down
payment.
Vernon M. Lynch & Son,
Phone Alex. s39-W-2 Any Time Except Sun.
Evening star., 1938-09-30

1879 master cSaeh excellent
Warren Sanders. Natl. $3.50. Hill & Tib.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-23
HOUSING PLANS
TO BE PUSHED
AT MEET HERE

Plans for increasing the nWmbsr
OF houses in Ell Centre will be dis
cussed at luncheon meeting OF the
FL Centro chamber Of commerce
directors Wednesday.
S. NJ. Saunders OF the building
contractors association of southern
California will address the direc-
tors. members Of the Better Hous-
ing committee. building contractors
and materialmen OF El Centro ana
the valley.
A representative Of the Federal
Housing administration also will be
present to answer questions IN re-
lation to the FILA finance plan OF
home building.
President Herbert r. Anderson OF
the e. Centro chamber. has eX-
tended an invitation to everyone
interested to attend and especially
those persons considering the erec-
ton of homes in FL Centre.
A representative o. the FILA will
have headquarters in the El Cen
tro chamber building on Wednes-
day and Thursday to answer in
uuiries in connection with the FHA
mortgage insurance plan.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-23
Britain Solves
European Crisis

tCOntlnued from Page y
mons that British pressure on Ber-
lin and Prague to avert war over
the CzechoSlovak minority issue had
resulted in an agreement of the
opposing leaders in Prague to con-
fer.
Chamberlain said he learned
Konrad Henlein, Sudeten German
leader. and Premier Milan Hodza
would meet tonight or tomorrow
Fuehrer Adolf Hitler has assured
Britain that Germany has not the
slightest intention of marching in
to Czechoslovakia. it was learned.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-23

Details of the FILA olans will be
explained by William 0. Harris.
assistant administrator of FILA in
Los Angeles at the Associated
chambers of commerce dinner
meeting. pm. Friday at the Cal
ifornia hotel. FL Centre
Because of the new feature of
the act under which individuals
may borrow to refinance existing
mortgages upon farm property as
long as it leaves Is per cent of
the loan proceeds to be applied tc
materials and labor in the form
OF construction or repair work.
the meeting will be of interest tc
valley residents. Robert Hays, sec
retary OF the Ell Centro chamber
said Monday.
Farm land owners also may OBJ
tain FHA insured mortgage loans
to repair existing farm hohses or
farm buildings or to construct
new homes without regard to ex-
isting mortgages. according to pub
licity releases of the FLA.
This means, Hays said, that
FILA mortgage insurance is avail
able to farm land owners. either to
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-23
HeWeS Pins Hope
On R.F.C. Decision

Continued from Page -
proved with notifications, or it
may be rejected.
1T is up to the RFC board now, ;
he said.
Action by the RFC board cannot
be expected. Hewes added, until
Chairman Jesse Jones RECEIVERS
from an attack of ptomaine poison
ing.
Approval of the districts appli-
cation would mean a saving of S14.-
100000 in debt service charges to
district assessment payers. A ma
Jority of outstanding bonds would
be retired for cash at a consider
able discount, and the remain
ing bonds would be exchanged for
par value refunding bonds at four
per cent interest.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-23
Brawley School
Elects Officers

BRAWLEY, May 23.-Officers OF
the Brawley Union high school stu
dent body were elected last week
with only one tie, for the office OF
treasurer
Officers elected were: Don Lee
dom, president; Ralph Skiles, vice
president; Pauline Sharp, secre-
tary: Neal Jack and Herbert Flem-
ing tied for treasurer; Jane Cubbin,
auditor; Dick Ellsworth, athletic
manager; Jimmy McNichols. en-
tertainment manager; and Bill Div
yer. yell leader.
The tie for treasurer will be run
off early this week.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-23
GLIDER PILOTS
HURT IN CRASH

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tude exceeding 5000 feet. The pres
ent record is 1900 The world rec
ord, held by Germany, is 10000
feet.
Brown and Fetters. picked up
unconscious Saturday afternoon,
spent the night at the Bud Jolly
ranch. five miles from the scene
Of the crash. They were taken to
the ranch house by Steve KeSchea
md J. K. Litell, who had been tow
ing the glider before the crash
Brown failed to regain conscious
ness until several hours later and
neither could recall details of the
crackup. Fetters remembered the
air speed was 10 miles an hour a
few minutes before the sudden wind
squall ripped off one wing and sent
them plumeting to earth. They had
not yet cast off the wire that con-
nected the craft with the tow
car.
Deputy Sheriff Louis Dale ar
ranged for the hospital plane.
The glider crashed to earth on
its nose, a glancing blow. Dust,
thrown up by the tow car, obscured
the accident. Fetters, in the front
cockpit, was hurled out by the I'M,
pact and Brown, seated behind him.
was trapped inside the metal fuse
lage. He was pulled free by Kesches
The ship was a total loss.
Robinson's altitude record will
not be official until the seals on
the Paragraph are broken by the
National Aeronautical association
at Washington, D. c. His flight was
supervised by Ted Starke, official
N.A.A. timer.
YOU haven't read ALL the NEWS
until you've read the ADS!
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-23

pcnCed for six weeks due to
strike call by the Lake Superior
unit of the American newspaper
guild would be resumed today.
Printing trades union men. called
TO work this morning by Publisher
J. II. Jordan. met picket line of
from 300 to 500 men, made up OF
C1O unionists and guildsmen. When
two printers we're turned back by
the pickets police, speaking over
loudspeaker system. told the pick
cts they were violating the law
governing lawful assembly. and di-
rected them to leave.
The pickets stood firm and near
ly 100 police advanced upon them
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-23
FILA Procedure Subject
For Chambers Program

refinance existing Indebtedness or
to make improvements or repairs
or to erect new buildings as long
as from Is per cent to 100 per
cent of the money borrowed is ex-
pended on construction work.
Eugene Anderson jr. of Brawley
president of the associated cham
bers will preside over the business
meeting.
The initial program will be in
charge of President H. r. Ander
son of the El Centro chamber.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-23
Court BrOadens
L. S. Tax Powers
Continued from Page One

Affirmed the right of the lederal
government to impose income taxes
upon employees of the port OF New
York authority. an inStrumental!ty
of the states of New York and New
jersey.
Denied requests for review of ma
tional labor relations board orders
against Remington Rand. Black
Diamond Steamship Co, and the
Carlisle Lumber Co.
Failed to ac: on the plea o.
Thomas J. Mooney for a review OF
the life sentence imposed for con-
viction of participating in San Fran
cisco's 1916 Preparedness Day bomb
ing
Ordered that an injunction by
the third circuit court Of appeals
limiting an INJURY by the federal
power commission into six Pennsyl-
vania affiliates of the Associated
Gas & Electric system be vacated.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-23

field ignited when the plane back
fired and set fire TO the tail assem-
bly, of the plane as it TAXED across
the field preparatory to taking off
late yesterday.
Robert Lien. of Oakland. said by
authorities to be V. S. Bureau of
Air Commerce inspector, was pilot
ing the plane. He suffered burns
about the head and arms
Before any of the 10000 persons
at the airport could warn the occu-
pants of the plane. the fire spread
to the cabin. 1t was only when the
heat reached Lien in the pilots
compartment that he knew of the
fire and stopped the ship.
Fighting off the smoke and flames
Lien forced the door of the cabin
open. freed Miss Nadon from her
safety belt with difficulty and
pushed her out He jumped for
safety, and both landed in the sea
Of burning grass. Airport attend
ants aided them out of the flames.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-23

firing tear gas bombs and swing
ing night sticks.
The clash lasted only a few
moments. Then printers and other
employees entered the building with
out interference.
Police said lawful picketing could
be continued. but that the circular
formation the picketS used this
morning was illegal.
The strike began April 3, when
the guild demanded a guild shop.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-23
Picket Arrested
In Forgery Case
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the district plant progressed Monday
without interruption with the pick
cts still stationed at the gates. N. R.
Onstatt, blacklisted carpenter, union
officials want discharged, continued
his work at the plant. P. L. Car
penter. private contractor, has a
full crew for the work, he said.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-23
WEATHER

Los Angeles and vicinity - Fair
Monday and Tuesday; overcast in
early morning; moderate tempera-
ture with little change; light to
moderate southwest to northwest
wind.
Maximum Sunday ................-....-.. 94
Minimum Monday ......................... 50
Reading at Noon Monday
Temperature OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 96
Humidity .............-......-.--.. 16
Reading at am. Monday
Temperature .............................. SO
Humidity Observation-Disclosures. 46
Reading at pm. Sunday
Temperature .................................. 80
Humidity 20
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-23
OIL STOVE BLAMED
IN BRAWLEY FIRE

BRAWLEY, May 23-Slight dam
age was caused to the kitchen of
a house at 934 C street at about
1890 Saturday afternoon when an
oil stove got out of hand. The fire
was quickly extinguished by Fire
Chief Harry Stewart and his crew.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-23

ficers Sunday that he had ldst a
black upper wallet containing about
$50 or $40 in cash and So check
on C. L. Arlington Saturday night
in Calipatria. 4
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-23
PLANE SETS FIRE
TO GRASS: BURNS
WOMAN TO DEATH

HANFORD Cal. May %. (UP) = Horribly burned
when the plane in which she to fly to Oakland caught
fire Hanford airport Miss Beatrice Nadon, 23year-
old Burlngame aviation enthusiast died at the Kings hos
nita here today Airport attendants said dry grass the
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-23
TEAR GAS BREAKS
UP PICKET LINES
AT PAPER OFFICE

DULUTH, Mimi. May %. (UP)-Pohee, using tear
and night sticks, today broke up picket line around
the strikebound Duluth Herald and News Tribune and
permitted employees the plant. No one was in
ured seriously 1t understood that publication sus-
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-23
DON'T BE SKINNY

Amazing gains OF 10 u pounds in
. few weeks are often made by adding
Yeast Nitamins and Iron (as contained
In NinoD TO your diet. Ninol helps
stimulate appetite, improves blood and
nervous system. Ninol has helped
thousands gain needed weight and
energy. Vinol is delicious to take.
CLEMENTS DRUG STORE
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-23
WALLET LOST
WITH MONEY

BRAWLEY, May 23.-Ray Rid
die. an employe of the Modern
Bakery in Brawley reported TO Of
Evening star., 1938-03-30

s24.95 TO S2s.s5 LOUNGE CHAIRS. CHOICE
OF STYLES. English Lounge, Semi-pillow-
back Semi-cogswell, Bareback Plain or fig
oad, ured cvf;dn coverings. we00ed sAGLEss $l4.88
SIS TO $50 TABLES IN POPULAR STYLES.
Refectory or extension type tables in many
styles including M , pedestal enda type Seat $8.45
SI2.95 NIGHT TABLES IN VARIOUS STYLES.
Modern or varied Colonial type ia
bles. Left from highly styled bed So .95
S7.95 OCCASIONAL CHAIRS, CHOICE OF
STYLES. ONLY Is. Simple, good-looking styles
Plain. Plain or figured hard-wearing c0v- $3.47
$50 COLONIAL VANITIES WITH LARGE
MIRROR. ONLY 5. Handsome $10.7S
vanity with drawers s 1A
$1295 NIGHT TABLES in various styles. Modern
or varied Colonial type tables. Left So .05
from highly styled bedroom suites q
Evening star., 1938-03-30

$50 CHIPPENDALE 2-PIECE SUITE. ONLY
10 SUITES. Sofa and chair with SOLID Cuban
mahogany frame. Heavy cotton and rayon
tapestry or damask in CHOICE Of gold, $01
800 MODERN 2-PIECE SUITE. ONLY
SUITES. Large, low-sung modern sofa and
chair. CHOICE OF plain colored covers or
stunning modern striped mate SO TX
rials. webb base construction @O6''"
8 SUITES. Genuine walnut veneers ION other
hardwoods). Vanity with huge round mirror;
mans spacious chest and twin
sedstrnataa beds Metal hardware; dustproot $54.75
$1495 TO $19.95 OCCASIONAL CHAIRS.
CHOICE OF S STYLES. Cogswell, Semi Lounge
Chair Modern, Queen Anne and Hepplewhite.
Choice Of heavy plain or figured COW
erfngs All have generous propor- S0. .88
tionS for extra comfort----
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s129 18th CENTURY BEDROOM, 3 PCS.
ONLY SUITES. Genuine walnut veneers ION
other hardwoods) all metal hardwood. s.
drawer vanity, top size 49,, with mirror 24x3O
sd S.drawer chest top s4"' Double $44.78
S54 COLONIAL DRESSERS WITH LAR GE
MIRROR. ONLY 38. Four deep
drawers. wood drawer pulls. Large, $uQ.95
$50 TO $40 BEDS IN MANY STYLES. ONLY
So Styles range from authentic Colonial
copies to elegant modern pieces $4.95
Twin or double ble----- -
$50 COLONIAL CHEST WITH DEEP DRAW
ERS. ONLY 4. Spacious chest.
Dustproof construction through 81 n .8S
S4495 DOWN-FILLED PILLOWBACK CHAIRS.
sss5;as sssEis: II Loose. spring seat $2l.ss
Evening star., 1938-03-30
Have Your Furs Cleaned

Now that Spring is here you will want
your precious furs cleaned and stored.
Simply call our Dry Cleaning Depart
ment and we will pick them up. Nom
inal charge.
Dry Cleaning -. First Floor. (DI. 1900.