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Evening star., 1940-03-06

weapon; Gilbert NJ. Fisher, embezzle-
ment; David Fixman, false pre-
lenses; James d. Smith. Cora Lee
Pells, Charles G. Pierce, James Belk,
Nicholas j. Principe, Henry j. Nor
wood and Georgia Parks. violation
of the numbers law; Donald F. Har-
ley, violation Of the Liquor Taxing
Act Of 1894, and Clarence A. Daw-
son, depreciation Of private property.
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TALK ON CLASSIFIED
RESULTS
AND REPLIES

DESULTS should not be
confused with replies.
When an advertiser leaves
the newspaper office with
large bundle of replies it may
not be a sign the advertisement
has brought the desired result.
Rather, it could be evidence Of
q poorly written, indefinite ad-
vertisement.
You cannot spare the time
to read such a volume of replies
many from impossibilities,
and 1t is taking an unfair ad-
vantage Of those replying.
Avoid impossibilities and
curiosity seekers by writing in
your advertisement a concise
statement of what you have to
offer, and receive therefrom a
reasonable number Of replies,
all Of which are likely to be
possibilities.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES,

KOSHER MEAT MARKET, in Baltic. dense
ly populated Jewish sect; must be sold
immed. due to death. Box 1s0-D. Star.
HAVE CUSTOMER With cash who wants to
julia, Republic OIL.
RooMINo HOUSES, BOARDING HOUSES.
TO buy or sell q roomtng or boarding
WINFIELD & THuRM. gos 10th NV.
'Wash.'s Largest Rooming House Brokers'"
OPPORTUNITY to open tearoom and board
% NJ sb4s Ken
800 vkly: same owner Q yrs. Price $4,000.
cash; BOD Hollander. I'm. 9O7' Tower
GAS STATION clears sio0 vkly. State
er bldg. 18th q K. ME-. 4si3.
BEAUTY SHOP, suburban; latest style
equip: low rent: booths: no reasona Bile
ofier refused Box 170-H, Star.
RooMING HOUSE, established 4 years; IS
ROBERT A. JULIA REPUBLIC O911.
MOTOR TRUCK HAULING CONTRACT
Large Lars, national organization wants immedi-
stantial down payment. purchase new or
GOOD used motor truck: longtime contract
nravaed ,v3vS axs, to pay notes: I'll expenses. good
request: references. Box 239-C. Star
rooms; rent, $75. Showing excellent in
come Fully furnished, including electric
washer, ironer and Hoover sweeper Price,
S750, Good terms. a bargain. Cali MA. 1854.
WINFIELD d THURM. 90s 10th NV
sTORE-REsTAURANT, 4 rooms and bath
connect with store, 3 Groom tourist cabins
in Va. near D. c. Box 94-H. Star.
edS1p!s sna s,ask.d large iaon in
Price, ST 900. Box S6-H. star
BOARDING HOUSE, near 14th and Har-
SSsd Goed income; nso Nicely furnished Price,
WINFIELD q THURM, 9os 10th NV.
HIGHWAY STAND, inside d, C.; selling
fruits. vegetables. etc; nice bldg; low
rent: nne business: equipped and stocked: ::
price, $3.50 complete. Box S7-H Star.
u RMS. 3 BATHS; rent, $50: nice income:
81 loo. All apis. II rms, fully furn; rent,
$50: owner IN hosnita1 Must sacrifice, $3.50.
OWENS REALTY, ME 1888.
BOARDING HOUSE near Dupont Circle;
est; years; 13 wel-furn. rms: price,
$l.150: part cash
ROBERT A. JULIA, REPUBLIC O911.
REAL OPPORTUNITY.
Man or woman with $1,000 cash can
now secure strictly legitimate coin
operating business of their own that should
insure q good living income in one years
.ime. II YOU are accepted, we will finance
.o,o OF equipment to help yo, get started
Fun cooperation of ffty-year-old, ten
million-dollar concern given party with
good references. For personal interview
Sith factory representative. Box 103-C.
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oBERT A. JULIA, REPUBLIC O011.
PEAL. onponr1r,r1rn,,

REAL OPPORTUNITY,
An unusual opportunity is available for
owning highly profitable super creamed led
zee zee Cream Store OF your own. In this new
he'd IN bs excesnt ssanr locations are now available
concern wili finance s5s Of your eauipment
ana help ,;,s yop get started For personal
Box 104-C. Star
., Loeated eden on L ave mt. Ranier,. Bes.
income; Experienced operator 'e can make make
en-, an excellent na living. Established . years.
WfNFEID I fFmT fHuRM wS5,h Sos 1"fs mpsh N% nSre
RooMING HOUSE, New Hampshire ave,
block from Dupont Circle I3 rooms. 4
baths Oil heat, elaborately furn.. some
furniture reserved: S770 down.
EDWIN l.. ELLIS,
1910 Vermont Ave. Room 217. Ma 1910.
RMs.' BINS APIS, downtown, % rms, baths:
KEACH & FORBES,
1910 Vt. RIM. 3l4 RE. 291a
- rooms, ! baths. oil heat: a beautiful
place; best furniture: 81 900; terms.
EDWIN L. ELLIS,
1910 Vermont Ave, Room 2I7 Ma 1910
Restaurant With Liquor License.
iol Sdlt uue 10 III neHllN- pTlCeQ
reasonable for quick sale. Call Mr.. Cas-
barian. Greenwood 3400. Sc
GUEST HOUSE, 33 ROOMS,
18th, NEAR SCOTT CIRCLE.
ola baths; 3 to VI straight lease:
wonderful possibilities; elevator: Just like
a motel troom and board: investigate until
satisfied: price. $500; terms
EDWIN l.. ELLIS,
1910 Vermont Ave Roor, o,- MA oo1o .
ROOMING HOUSE, 10 RMS,
2l2 BATHS-S5OO, TERMS.
Oil heat, 2-car gar, furniture worth
asking prlee: ss5 rent; inspect
EDWIN L. ELLIS,
1910 Vermont Ave. Room 217. MA. 1910. .
ROoMING HOUSE. 12 rms. 4 baths: rent.
S125: new furn., > pvt baths. ire, $500;
nice apt. for owner: price, $500.
KEACH & FORBkS.
1910 Vt. Rm. 314 RE. 2919.
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BEAUTY PARloRS.

LOS ANGELES, SUN, PRIVATE PARTY;
new Plym: Take 3. share expense. Ex-
change ref SH. 44S2-J
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BABY CHICKS.

MD. AND VA. STATE certified baby chicks.
brooders. euuipment. feed and remedies.
F. w. Bolgiano & Co. All N Y. ave. ne.
All. 5411. 607 e st. NV. Natl. 00o1.
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MAID, neat, gh.w, good cook. laundry for
3. must like children, live in. S3s mo;
refs wisconsin 7lS7. 523 Dorset ave,
Ch Ch Md
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THE PALAIS ROYAL

Requires the services of an as
sistant fashion advisor. Young,
well-groomed woman to assist in
style and hostess work. Apply by
letter only, stating qualifications,
to the publicity director, The
PalaiS ROyal
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MAID. white; live in; g.h.w., cooking, light
laundry 2-yr-old child. adults; local
refs, health cert; upstairs rm., $35 start.
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position: California references. Michiean
5O14 12'
COUPLE. colored. chauffeur. maid. Rhw..
plain cooking: D. and Md. permit. Wal
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STENOGRAPHER, Experienced. knowledge
OF bookkeeping, able to compose own iet-
ters: permanent. Du-Rite Chemical Co.,
$500 Both st. Brentwood, Nd
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BEDROOM-From model home mahogany,
with oval mirrors: beautiful suite
SACRIFICE Take year to pay. OPEN
| NIGHTS: Acme Storage Co. (showroom), /,
462S l4th st. NV, Georgia $3.50. Springs
and mattresses
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BEDROOM twin-bed maple suite. looks
like it's new and bargain. If there ever
was one: springs and mattresses included.
OPEN NIGHTS. Liberal credit ACME
STORAGE CO. (showroom), 1923 14th St
w Georpia SOSn ~- ~
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HELP WOMEN.
(Continued.)

LADY, experienced in painting coats-of-
arms, spare-time work State experience,
nhona nnv OH 1tsr .
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WAITRESS, white 1S to 80 years; must
be experienced. Call GA. 1884. 221 Rigss I'd.
Stenog. .-Typist, College Graduate,
Member sorority; willing to study; work
in fraternity jewelry store. Reply own
Handwriting. Box lG1-H Star
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PORTLAND. oREG.. LEAVE ABOUT APRIL
heater. radio. Call MR.. DEAN. Hobart
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NURSEMAID. white. to take care of 3-yr.-
old child city refs; good salary Apply
Thurs. morn. 11-2; ewes, 10, 4015 14th
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HELP DOMESTIC.

GIRL, colored. E.h.w.. with cooking, laun-
$40. Woodley 3793.
GIRL light housework 3 adults; honest
and willing: $50 mo. 425 Oglethorpe st.
nW Georgia AREQ -
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MILLINERY sALEsGIRL, experienced; per-
manent position: good salary; local expe-
rience only. Apply from II am. 33l7
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EXCESSIVE WEIGHT safely reduced; von-
Ierful French method used DR. Della
3025 o st. NV. Mich. l12O.
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MOTOR TRAVEL.
(Continued.) }

LEAVING FOR MIAMI MARCH 10, 2 OR
3 passengers. share expenses. Call North
4510 between and 9 pm. Box 11S-H,
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BEDROOM. a good used suite, walnut;
priced at sacrifice. Out of storage
OPEN NIGHTS Use our deferred payment
plan. Acme Storage Co. (showroom), 1928
14th st. NV. Georgia $3.50. Springs and
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GIRL, white, experienced, general house,
work in apt, ! child in family; good salary;
live in. Call Shepherd 1888.
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POULTRY 8 EGGS.

BROWER 15-drawer battery brooder and
hot-water boiler complete. 20 S C. English
white Leghorn laying pulets. Phone Shep.
herd 35qa-W
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SODA FOUNTAIN GIRL, experienced; must
have local references. Apply Southeast
Pharmacy, 755 Sth ST. Sc
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MISUNDERSTANDING our low prices before
you buy! New 1898 model General Elec-
a.95: new 1898 model ABCs. $40. All
full family size and complete with fiiler
DUMP hose. 10 DAYS TRIAL. Pay ST
weekly. Also values in Maytag, Noree,
Prima, Crosley. Blackstone, Thor. etc. LarS.
est selection in the city. Republic 1890.
The Piano 6hoD. 101b 7th ct. nv. OPEN
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ATLANTA AND COLUMBUS. GA. MARCH
IL. returning 10th; car insurance. RA.
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BEDRUOM-.Mr. .Green says: why pay
more than OUR PRICE?" "Sure the town
furniture at moderate prices Were out
TI,t Of the e. high,Ient high, re-, district SO you SAVE
OPEN EVENINGS. Green Furniture, 3f;C0
Georgia ave. Genreia oSo3 ~
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WOMAN white, middle aged general
good home; small salary. Box 515-D.
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FOUND.

BOG, spitx, black and white. very friendly,
young dog. Shepherd 3476-J.
KEYS on chain. in front OF Goldenbers's
dept. store, Tuesday noon. Ii. 6074-W.
WRE-HAIRED TERRIER, vic. Chevy Chase
March 4. Call Woodley 0231.
YALE LOCK door keys. 2. Call AD 1473.
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DOGS. PETS. ETC.
FARM & GARDEN.

WELL-ROTTED COW MANURE and stable
manure, no straw and rich black soil: 25
bushels. So; 80 bushels SO. delivered.
Specialize in large quantities. Call John
Inscoe oxford 203a-W
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WOMAN, white. 35 to AS. general house
work, cook: small family; live in. Call
Chestnut 0243 1Os
WOMAN. white, reliable. to take care of
live in; SIS wk. Health certificate and refs.
55l6 14th st. NV.
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SITUATIONS MEN.
SITUATIONS MEN & WoMEh.

'RUCK DRIVER. colored: long distance
referred; good references. BOX 10Th.
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NURSEMAID. white. competent, light house
work; live in. Phone WoodleY 1620V :
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1878 SPRING PL NV t3615 18th ST.
r.. kit. oath: near cars, buses: large
lawn: Frigidaire: newly decorated: $50.
TAX. PIX. D. C.--5 R.. B.. FIREPL., GAR,
oil ht., c h.w.. elec. large yard; nr. transp.;
newly dec. 219 Underwood. SH. 4067-J.
NV rooms, kitchen and bath. double
Irin tdaar all
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SITUATIONS WoMEN.

COMPANION to lady and light housework
by refined lady. well recommended. Write
Roy OOH Qfar 2s
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HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

MoDERNIzE YOUR HOME NoWI
HEATING PAPERING
PLUMBING PAINTING
ROOFING SIDING;
EEMODELING INSULATING
PLASTERING CARPENTRY
MONTHLY PAYMENTS
20 Years of Satisfactory Service.
TABOK'S HOME RENOVATING CO.,
Once and Showrooms
1920 Irving st. NV Adams 1900. .
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SALESLADIES, experienced in dress and
millinery department. Apply Hearn's, 500
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s TU DIO APARTMENT. FIREPLACE,
large living room, bedroom. bath. shower.
kitchen: Frigidaire; 3 exposures; near bus
and car line. Columbia $3.50
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1920 HARVARD ST.-DESIRABLE APT;
living rm., bedroom. kitchen. bath, foyer.
; closets: End floor
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WANTED-SALESMAN, EX-
PERIENCED SEWING MA
CHINE SALESMAN. MUST
HAVE CAR. SALARY AND
COMMIS SION. APPLY
PALAIS ROYAL, 9th FLOOR,
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE.
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4123 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE NW.-3
large rms. kitchen, bath: gas. elec.. heat.
phOue. adu
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

SPANISH-Native teacher, conversational
method. beginners, advanced students.
small groups. Senor Ramos. Hobart 97I5
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$3.50 COLORADO AVE N.W-APT, 6
rms g bedrms. baths). Frigidaire on
house current; reasonable rent. Res. mgr,
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ALL AP rs, 18th and Belmont; IL rooms, 4
baths, garage: rent, S75: oil heat: filled.
Price: 5000. Terms: National 1854.
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. AND 3 ROOMS, DINETTE KITCHEN
| and bath, Frigidaire; $3.50 to $3.50,
INQUIRE w. B. CATION, 252S Pa ave sc.
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EXECUTIVE-Gentile. with 90 years ex-
tensive business experience, has SIS, 900 to
$4,000 to buy into going business. viii
furnish unquestioned credentials as to
character and ability. Answer fully, stat
ing nature of business size, location and
BACKGROUND. Box 95-H, Star.
ROOMING HOUSE, downtown NV, next
to Govt. BLDG: money-maker; sacrifice.
Other interests. Owner, NE. 35Os.
ESTABLISHED BUSINESS in Silver Spring
has room for rent to radio repair man,
Location. good, terms reasonable. Call
Shepherd 1907.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-06-18

Tho memorandum set forth the
object of Investigations as to develop
practical control measures for truck
crop diseases in the southwest.
The committee agreed to supply
suitable land for cooperative work
such machinery as would be agreed
upon mutually and portion of the
labor and team and tractor work as
needed Also. the committee agreed
To contribute funds not in access of
81 900 year and that any seed
produced for commercial increase
as a result of the inquiries would
be distributed on an equitable basis
between growers. seed men. state
and federal investigators.
The Bureau of Plant Industry,
meanwhile, pledged to supply such
members of its staff as might be
needed and to pay salaries and
expenses. The bureau also would
furnish some scientific apparatus,
seeds and supplies.
Further. maximum expenditures
were listed as $1,000 during the
| fiscal year of l94l for the bureau
and 81 900 for the committee and
the same limits for 1912 and future
Years.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-06-18
(NEA TeiephOfO)

Judge William Rondy,
The indictment against Harry
Rcycl alleged that he used 4 pass
port obtained iraducntly when he
returned to tins country aboard
the French liner Nomandic in
June, 1886
Specifically. ii was charged that
he gave the false name OF ReVCl
instead of his actual name, CHASER
ard That he claimed to have beer
born in Now York while he actually
was born in London.
His brother also WAS charged with
using 4 false name and With claim
inC To have been born here Whilf
Riga, LatVia, was his birthplace.
Edward Frcielandcr and Benja
MN aWrcnac were indicted fOl
@rand larceny III the case.
1t WAS CHARGED that they took
money from the RcvelS after claim
in4 they could fix papers To prove
the RcvclS contention of name and
birthplace.
Lawrence was said by authorities
to have since committed suicide.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-06-18

StrcngthCniue of United States
military strength under The r"-
armament program will not overlook
Tho cavalry and light artillery horse
drsnltc the greater emphasis upon
mechaniHCd forces. it was indicated
Tuesday in a memorandum In horse
breeds in Imperial Valley.
Agricultural Commission B. A.
IIarrigan was informed by Major
T.. W. Rooster of tie army remount
service that buying of approximately
600 head of saddle horses will start
loon after July / in this remount
"rea. twice the number OF last
wear
In general. horses must bo 1T
least half or three quarter thorough
bred in ORDER To have sufficient
auality to meet requirements tie
major said Horses registered in
the half-brcd stud will command
a larger price than horses not
registered"
Prices will range from Si50 tu
&175 dcrrndine IN the individual
horsc. All mus be between fudr
and seven wars old inclusive. geld
inee. between ID hands one inch
and Is hands. Wci9hne 915 to
ll5G pounds. They may be bay
blown. b'ark or chestnut but no
off cololCd horses can be accentCd
: such rs graNS. pintOS or palominOS
Imperial Valley press., 1940-06-18
Former E Centre
Paper Dealer Dies
At Los Angeles

Bernard SchirCSon, 80. lorin'r
wholesale 0aper dealer of I'll Cen
tro was buried in Los Angeles Tue
day after funeral services at Gro.
man mOrtuary n , y. m.
He died from a sudden heart at
tack suffered at his place of bust
neSs Sunday AT the time of hi.
death he was president of th'
General WOODWARD corporation.
In the foil of 1923 Schireson sole
his paper business in FL Centre tC
w. A. Scheniman and left Imperial
Valley. He became a member OF
the FL Centre lodge Of 3lkS March
80 1929. He was an active member
of the Masonic order in FL Centir
during his valley residence. HI
owned the Park View apartments
in FL Centre ut the time OF his
dcathr
His survivors include his wife
Mrs. Gertrude SchircSon. tive
DAUGHTERS, Mrs Carmel Kurt2mar
and MIS- Miriam Kahn; his father
Leonard SchircSon: and three broth
ers. Max. Nat and Jack.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-06-18
Bomber Crackup
Death Toll Hits
Z in New York

NEW YORK. June Is. tuP)-
The number OF fatalities from yes
terday's crash of two army bomberS
in Queens reached - today with
the death of Mrs Emily Kraft, 35
whose home was set afirc by one
of the falling planes.
The other II killed were army
filters.
Mrs. Kraft suffered severe burns
about the face and body before
she escaped the flames through a
kitchen window. She died in Queens
General hospital.
Army officials at Mitchell Field
Long Island were investigating the
mid-air collision of the bombers
The board of inquiry was headed
by Col. Douglas B. Motherhood.
commandant. and was made up
of Ma jorS Francis B. Valentine and
Jack c. Hodgson. Capt William D.
Willis and Second Lieut.. Randall
M Carpenter.
The planes crashed when the
wings locked while executing man
euvers as part of the routine tacti-
cal training given tc reserve off,
GERS who have finished their pre-
limlnary work
Imperial Valley press., 1940-06-18
Calexico Promises
Surprise Features
AT Melon Dance

CALEXICO, June 10 Surprise
entertainment will characterize the
program at the cantaloupe and wa
termelon day dance at the De ANA
hotel here Thursday night.
The dance will climax a day set
aside to honor the industry and
help Imperial Valley residents to
appreciate the value of tho two
crops and their addition to valley
prosperity Anyone interested may
attend The dance. tie CalcXirO
Chamber of Commerce announced
as 1t is not confined to growers and
shippers.
Mayor c. C Ranbo of CalcXicO
asked valley residents to serve cam
taloupes and watoimclors Thursday,
send them to friends in other parts
of the country display them in
places of business, and consider the
economical importance of the m
duStrV
Imperial Valley press., 1940-06-18
Persian Cat Hikes
II Miles TO Home

SACRAMENTO, June 18. CUP >
Blackie. a 14-pound Persian cat Is
back today with his owners, Mr.
and Mrs. Lafayette McFate of Port
land. Ore. little footsore ana
weary after a 7l-mile hike from
Sacramento to Vallejo.
The McFates arrived here Wed
ncsday to visit relatives and Blacklc
escaped from their car while greet
mes were being exchanged. After
an extensive search, McFate back
tracked on his route from Port
land To Vallejo tourist camp. He
found Blackic under a cabin where
the McFatcS had spent a night.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-06-18
taxpayers Study
Advice on BUDGETS

Appointment of a committee to
act as advisors for public officials
in the county in drawing up new
budgets for the next fiscal year
was or the calendar Tuesday o. a
meeting of the Taxpayers associa-
ton scheduled for 7:30 Wednesday
night at the courthouse.
AT that time the association will
decide whether to appoint commit
tees to work with city, county,
school boards and district or re-
strict themselves to one agency
Scott B. Foulds Of the association
said.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-06-18
cantaloupe Pest Control Group to
Met Here Wednesday Night for
Discussion Of Experimental Work

Members Of the Cantaloupe Pest
Control committee operating in I'm
perial valley will get down to seri-
Gus business Wednesday night in
IN 8 O'Clock meeting at the Bar
bara Worth hotel. Agricultural
Commissioner B. A. Harrican an
nounced Tuesday.
The committee. appointed recent
" by State Director of Agriculture
w. B Parker. is made up of ID
growers, three seed men and Parker
himself. Already several expert
mental plots have been set aside
for the study of valley pests.
A length memorandum of un-
derstanding" between the commit
tee and the Bureau of Plant Indust-
~ Of the U S. Department of Agri-
culture went into effect Saturday.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-06-18
Orange Men Attack
PROBATE Statute

los ANGEL ES, June IL euPr
A three judge federal statutory
court today was studying legal qDcS-
tions ccntcring around validity "f
the state agricultural pro-ratC act,
winch mutual orange distributors
contends violated due process pro
visions of the constitution.
The court. composed Of circuit
JUDGE Albert Lee stephens. and
u S. District Judge William Jane,
and Harry Hollzer, took the matl"'
under Amusement last NIGHT after
hearing arguments of former Judge
Guy r. Crump. attorney for the
growers association, and Deputy
state Attorney General Walter Bow
erS.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-06-18
Richard WoIford
Wins Scholarships

Richard Wolford, son of Deputy
District Attorney ID Fl. Wollord and
Mrs. WolfOrd of BraWlcy. was grant
ed scholarships To two universities
Harvard and tho University Of
Southern California
His scholastic record showed nc
made an A in every subject through
nut his career AT BraWlcN Union
Iioh Sch00i TIr successfully p0$S'.
ii special examination and made ;
satisfactory showing at Il persona
interview with an assistant dean
before the Harvard scholarship wa,
Granted.
He had not decided Tuesday WhiCl
university he will attend this fen
Imperial Valley press., 1940-06-18
Strickland Wins
TaxLisf Contract

w. j. Strickland of Ell Centre
Monday was awarded the contract
for posting delinquent tax lists on
his bid of 1926.
The county board of supervisors
awarded him the bid after consider
ing bid Of $325 submitted by Will
lis Carey and one of 1910 submitted
by Walter Chandler.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-06-18
Soma Writer Indicted for Fraud in
False Affidavit for Passport

NEW YORK. juno IL CuPO -
Harry Reyel, popular song writer,
has been indicted by q Federal
srand Jury on charges of attempt
ing to obtain passports fradulcntly.
il WIS disclosed To-Day
Sealed indictments AGAINST RcVHL
z member of the team of Gordon
and Revel. which wrote such song
hits as Did You Ever Sce n Dream
Walking" and Revels brother
William, were opened by Federal
Imperial Valley press., 1940-06-18

Imperial county will be repre-
Sented at the state supervisors con-
vention in Oakland June 10. 20 and
2i by four supervisors.
Chairman A. Y. Preble. Mrs Pre-
bic and their daughter. Miss Mar
tina Jane Preble; MI. and Mrs. B
NJ, Graham. Hugh Osborne and Ike
Schlatter planned to attend the ses-
slonS.
Future legislation was slated as
the most important item of bust.
ness.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-06-18
Harvey I. Hastain
Runs for Assembly

Harvey F.. HaStain. BrawlcN CtN
councilman. Will b. q candidate for
asacmblymHn from Imperial co,n-
ty
He announced Tuesday he Will run
on the Republican and Democratic
tickets. Friends began circulating
petitions Monday.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-06-18
Valley Horse Breeders Notified U.s..
Cavalry Will Purchase Mounts Here
In Greater Quantity Than Last Year

to be handled for thorough OK
animation. we'll enough broke 10
DO shown a walk, trot and a
egllop under saddle. They must
be sound, of good conformation
show definite signs of breeding
aad quality, the major declared.
Buying schedules will be announc-
ed later. Major Rooster said.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-06-18
Dr.. Fox Appointed
For 11m Year

DR.. Warren F. Fox Monday was
appointed county health officer for
the eleventh consecutive year.
The county board of supervisors
made the appointment at their
meeting Monday afternoon. Fox
first was appointed July l. 1890.