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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-22
Houses for Sale
(Wesf of WoodDord)
FULL PRICE. S3 295

FULL PRICE, $3.50
OWNER NOW LIVING IN OHIO
S3i so MO. INC. TAXEs and INSURANCE
FoRRER ST near Plymouth road, !
rooms, bath. fun basement. n. A. furnace.
large attic. paved ST 1896 dn. We. $1,000
ROY l. ROUNTREE, 1920 PLYMOUTH
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-22
Farms and Lands for Sale

LARGE LOTS Sl0o-Sl50; $40 down, So
month. De LEUlL. Pennington 6s6-R3.
I 1925 AcRES-h Mile rIverfront Thunder
/ Bay; good buildings tiled. 10 acres
I cleared timber feReedi-f rrffe Village, ex-
oellent hunting, fishing. Box ass, Hillman,
/ Michigan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-22
Business Opportunities

Modern equipment. new Mar
shall oven; very reasonable rent. 1872
Victor.
ARBEQtE@Excetieat-t aeatieFf5 seed bust
ness owner sick, cheap, cash. Vfhewood
2-e46l.
CONFECTIONERY-P medicines soda
fountain; beer, wine, very reasonable.
Townsend 6-92s4. after. four.
CONFECTIONERY Beautifully equipped
must sell; cash or terms. 76i1 Kercheval.
Clifford 0i62
CONFECTIONERY STORE for sale; very
reasonable terms. Temple 1-7000, line 202.
MEATS, GROCERIES-With living quar-
tiers; long lease, excellent location.
Lafayette 1855.
POOLROOM-5 billiard tables, reasonable
price. so Manchester Townsend 6-1l75.
READ Times Want Ads for proht--use
them for results
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-22
Vacant Lots for Sale
Real Estate Wanted

CASH WAITING for your singles, fats
stores and apartments.
HOME FARM CORPORATION
1903 Chene Temple 2667e
PRIVATE PARTY wants 6-room house
east side. near transportation and school
$500 to $500 down. AR. 1918.
CoEoKED buyers waiting, cash In hand =
Any section. singles, flats, apartments.
Pembroke. Temple 1-2760.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-22
RADIO

A stock of 500 console. table mod
els, midget. radio and monograph
combinations, automatic changers.
beautiful, modern and period cabi-
nets, variety of RCA Victor,
Philco, Zenith, floor samples and
new in cartons.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-22
Hotels
Furnished Rooms for Rent

COY front room; employed couple, gen
tlemen: breakfast privileges optional.
Temple 1-g0sS.
LAKEvIEW.= 1920 fHsFper}-Large new
Colonial home. gas heat gentleman Ssr7
MoNTCLAIR-Privs home, one or two
-gsntTemen; excellent transportation. Muir
ray O076.
PINGREE. 63s (Second)--Attractively fur
nished front; single, double; reasonable.
Trinity 2<64Tt.
VANCOUVER tGrand RiveT4 : Desirable
attractive comfortable room; private
home; reasonable. Tyler 7-26O3.
COLORED-Aiger: two lovely 'front.' rooms.
kitchen privileges; excellent transports-
ton Madison 5Siq
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-22
Little Farms for Sale

ACRES and a acres, Some with city
/ water All have electricity; mr.. schools
/ and trans. $500 and up. ASK about our
/ Lumber Finance Plan. See MI. L Brlen
/ today. cor Van Born and Inkster roads.
3ACRE Plots; near Hoover Development
4 $500 acre, terms. 1885 Maddetin.
/ READ Times Want Ads for proht-ase
them for results!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-22
Flats for Sale
Attention. Colored Statesmen!
Houses for Sale

Attention. CoIOred Statesmen!
1886 wabash; reconditioned, nine rooms
sad bath. al ogo 90. -.
is4s East Lafayette: two fats, sixteen
rooms. two baths: 50 200 %.
4l67 Chene: eleven rooms and bath, Bear
garage 81 BOO o..
1885, zen CARRIED. eleven rooms. two fats,
twd bAths. two-car garage 81 300 o.
500 Belmont. corner Brush: brick two
fat eleven rooms two-car garage, two
furnaces Sc 500 90.
HOME FARM CORP. TIE. 7-667e
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-22
housekeeping Rooms

HARDING, 3s25-1. } or 4 rooms; at
trac,ively furnished; everything included;
reasonable
MERRICK, ilOs-Single. innerspring mat
tress. 81; also ? rooms; Electrolux; SIS
TRUMBULL, 5612-Three rooms, re
decorated. inner spring mattress, hot
water. telephone; adults; Sc 80.
TWELFTH, 5e5T-Prvate entrance. BATH.
Accommodates FOUR adults. Also sleep
ing room.
YOUNG, 1901 (Chalmers Hayes = Two
rooms: Sc adults. Pfngree 1858
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-22
SolesuDonien Wanted
Agents Wanted

stf.EsMSH WANTED == Experienced 81
. 10 so wears of-a To call on farmers.
merchants factories. etc, Win natlohalls
knowu- line OF iuuTIcsrinE otis, pants aHl
T1ohng Permanent POSITION whlch VIII
nav Ss5 20 500 week 10 night man.
<Erffe General Manager. Central Petroleum
-.ao-rpa-r-5s3 STANDARD b;ititiffs' ti-Te'
land 9fffes --
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-22
Flats for Sale
Income Bungalows ror Sale

NORMANDY, l5935-Frame. Ga rooms
stoker; fireplace; transportation; reason
able. University a-l7se.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-22
Mortgages

Mortgages
( MORTGAGES-Stores. apis, dwellings: 10
yrs, Al %. Holden & Reaume- -RA- 64s4s
MURTGAGES-old- aftd-n-w property.
/ Hahn q o.,-21s- Rarlpna Tower. CA. $3.50
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-11

by dillgent work, have established an enviable safety record.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-11

Fay Mckenzie, Republics Camera Appeal dlrl, is taking automobile driving lessons. Fay discovered she not only had to know how to ride q horse but also had to be able to drive c oer for her western aeEn- inine@lead roles.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-11

for employees more than eiis.0O0 h wages due. This division iS rapid- ly becoming one of tho most i'm. portans In tho labor department, and the efforts to recover wages Of employees not fully aware of their rights under the wage-hour law be. comes each day increasingly efsecs tive. Because of the rapidly expand- ing interpretation of the term "in- terstate commerce" a great many more employees have been covered by this law than was originally an. tlcipated.
 fn addition to the federal fair labor standards practice tho labor commissioner has been empowered by law to establish for intra-state industries regulations governing maximum hours and minimum wages ir any given industry. Such maximum hours and minimum wages have already been established laundries and beauty parlors, and in the cleaning and dyeing industry apply with equal force to both men and women, broadly extended.
 Minimum Wage
 A minimum wage board is nov being selected to investigate tfe need for minimum wages and max mum hours in the retail mercantile trades, and the makeup of thil board will be announced soon, | Is expected that, with the estAhliSh' ment os these protective features ir the retail trades, all additional CO., 900 workers will be covered. Thil
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-11
Little Labor Trouble
 Reports C. J. Danaher
Commissioner Reports on Events d Year; General
 Activities, Child Labor, Minimum Wage Board

ing to our attention, to sec that the practice is stopped and has prose- cuted the offenders for the viola. tioilg. M
 Tobacco Fields
 Child labor conditions prevailing in the tobacco fields last summer were unsatisfactory, and this dc. partment, in the absence of legal sanctions, endeavored to correct conditions to the best of our abili- ties. We believe that real progress has been made in this direction, and that plans now being forInulat. ed on a self-regulatory basis, and in cooperation with this department, will go a long way toward prevent. ing d repetition of conditions that existed this past year.
 During the past year, the state wage and hour division, working in cooperation with the Federal Qov- ernment ir the enforcement of enc fair labor standards act, recovered
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-11
RURAL PREACHER
 MOST VERSATILE
Rev. George Gilbert Cites Many Odd Experiences
 as Country Pastor

The church should Do c wGrm- hearted worshlp place instead Of a cold, formal editlce, said Rev. 6eorge n, Gilbert of Mlddietown, voted by Harper's Publishing company re- cently as the outstanding rural preacher in America, In 6 stirfing addrass enoyed Joy 100 members Of st, Pauls Methodist church on E, ,ast Farm street last evening.
 Rev. Mir. Gilbert, who never pre- pares anything in advance for on address, described his expeFiencea as Q country preacher In full. Ae said he he'd given halrcutS to B,O0O or more children, fed people in hls church ard provided rocking chairs for elderly people end crip- pies anxious Co attend church sef- vices.
 Much of Che material offered by Rev. MT. Qllhert in his address lest night was taken from hia recent
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-11
IlI SHOPPING DAYS I'LL CHRISTMAS

will be one Of the most far reaching laws affecting labor ever promulgat. pd and the collection of statlstical data Co indicate the need has been . mammoth job, but is now nearing completion.
 Another notable feature hes beer the improvement in elevator in' apection and maintenanoe, Al. though handicapped by An made. Quate corps of inspectors, these men
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-11

nonulae novel, .EOrty XaAsa e Coan- trv Preacher. The speaker cited many sod cases he encountered ln hia work. Following his ad- dress an onon forum was conduct ed by Rev. Louis Higgins. pastor Of the host church.
 On ono occasion when his. bishop nFoeated the custom of feeding peo- pie an church, MT. Gilbert invited him Co Q service. Among those attending were five small children who he'd come four miles, three of them pulling the other two in Q cart.
 ,fTho blshop, after this, said: "Eeed them ali you wish,"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-11
WAR IN EUROPE A YEAR AGO,
 DEC. n, 1oAO
lRY IlnltAa RNnal

mxatlsh captured enc Italian base at Sldi naETaml, major aa- vamoed point ee che Italian am. vaslon oR Egypt, seek many Bglss emers, including ehree gemegaAs.
 U. 6. Navy announced Ala seizure oe the German eFulgMtaE Rheln by Q Dutch destroyer aaR thO coast oe Cuba.
 I'm An interview, Gen. AzAxias Weygamd asserted there wan SNa conflict between himsaR end Marshal PetAln.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-11

she suffered injuries in Q fan on . front stairway at i0i-i6S Robbins street, property owned by tho 0Oa fendants, June go, ie37. The miG- hap All0gedly occurred after @ visit to c secnod floor apartment, A worn and broken concrete block pn the stairway was the cause Of the accident, tt was held.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-11
UNITED EUROPE

The Duo de sully, then secretary to King Henry w of France, out~ lined Q plan Co weld the nations Us Europe into one federation more than 300 years ago.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-11
mY CORNELIUS ,. DANATEER fWtaAA Fator CemnlasiOnerl
lVgvs4Anm For The United Pre8s)

fVvESae9n Fer Tme UM1Voa kLep
 III spite of unprecedented indus orlai activity, there has been rela. lively little labor trouble in this etate during the past year. At the present time there is no strike in the state of Connecticut, and the epiendid relations between capital and labor which have existed here seems to me the outstanding fea- ture of the year.
 The labor picture in Che state during the year hos not been entire' iy bright, however. Because of the labor shortages consequent to the intense recruitment for defense in- duatFies, some employers in norl- defenss industries have yielded to the temptation of employing child ren under the legal age. The dc. pertinent has proceeded aS speedily as possible, in every instance com"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-11
JURY DISACREES
 IN $l5,OOO SUIT

A common pleas court jury yes- terdAy rOpoeted tnta it had been unable Co arrive at on agreement, after deliberating for more than one and oneshalf hours, in c olb,- 900 civil action brought by Mrs. Nora Barrett of this city, against MT. and Mrs. Erving |. West, also of Waterbury. The jury, which is the last 70 Sit at cases during the present court term, was discharged hy 5udRe walter M. Pickett,
 Mrs. Barrett had charged that
The Nome nugget., 1941-05-07

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The Nome nugget., 1941-05-07
ARMY FLYER IS KILLED AT GROTON

CRO|ON, Conn.,, = s ad Lieu. e0ant William A. We56ee of the Acry Air Corps wa f'IIe5 when his training plaae o#sa=d d a milo north of TrumbalI airport at Groton. Lieutenant Webbar was engaged in gunnzry practice. firing at ground targa.s from a low level, when the plane went into 8 spin Lieutenant Webber was based at Mitchell Field, Long Island, E. Y, but had been sent to Gr.t9a for a tWo-Week course in gum ry.
 H. Was a native of Nashville. Tenn He was 25 years old and made his home at Westbury. Long Island, with his wife and young son,
The Nome nugget., 1941-05-07
4 m erican
 Fighters To Co To En88laod

LONDON - Lar' BaaEer5~oa1z aid ha, tS siacce sfm fe4rv.rg service of bomber I'anas azs .he Atlantic t.-m haaras mae
 m te r.-d by aisa.s fighter Dia~es
 La.5 ? avorbr7ok said tae pu SUI er8f. would follow a roa.a he 3e r.,cd ss "son Waas da
 from th.t now fall5@el ay e5e bamb,rs via N.H.su1 ' lad.
 A pas .b'e route via G.aealaa8. recently included in the Ea5.e3 Stat Hemisphere Defense Zone bg Pre#iden Raosav1It, asa I=a land, could be made la short enough hops for pursuit planes. With their limited flying range. However, Baavarbrook gave n5 details.
The Nome nugget., 1941-05-07
Witness To
 ace Perjury 

eAN FRANCISCO - Govern
 et ag ar1 #vs said that they H.s11 fla ,eriurv charges sQ- z-ss Tn 0'He1, a form r San az.se. raGio c-m~cr at0r,
 a# annaarad ae 2 rrlr--a7t vii 7ass q the Harry Bridges deport 3t.aa hearing.
 0N=al pleaded guilty to con s=mps af eur charges for pc Tisazi9 ignoslng 9 federal sub 70. aa. TIa f.rnerly vas a pub
 e.y aan for Bridges and the gI9 Ee denied rom the witness land hat he cvec made state a ea# liakiag hinrs If end Bridg es 0.th the Communi,y Party.
 According to the goveram mt 128yers, O'Neil gave G-men dam ? 70 evidence against Bridges when they questioned him recent Ia Narzsville, Calf. Letar ha fatly denied making any such sta.ea1- -nts.
 The goVernr0er' ;2 nearing tho end of it's case to deport the CIO l4saer 10 l. na-Ne Australia a. an andasiraoD alien,
The Nome nugget., 1941-05-07
MiNTRS AND OPERATORS

You can obtain at the Nugget Office the following forms which are carried in stock, thus avoid ing locg delays and incompl ete blanks obtained in the States Write or call at the Nugget Of. ice for:
 Tim@ Sheets for Employees
 Lode Location Notices.
 Placer Location Notices.
 Proofs of Labor Banks.
 Cold Water Thawing Logs.
 Dredge Shift Reports-2 types. Non-Liabii!y forms printed on cardboard. for post ng on claims when owners tease property. soc each CT tIree for Sl00
 Prospecting Drill Field Logs. Decd Forms.
 Voucher Forms.
 Special Power of Attorney lS .,tI.1S.
The Nome nugget., 1941-05-07
German Air Ace gla;n En Combat

LONDON - Corr1any's air ace
 s.ar He.nusa Wick. who was
 aar. q shat down over the Isle
 #.sat NaEarser 23, said : have b b.en dsweed by Flight
 -. Jsha Charles Durdas, 28
 = #I1. Hho himself wss kill . a lev minutes afterwards, the British Ar Ministry Nevs Scr - #2Ia in giving aa account of tae aerial combat which cost the ase af the commander of Ger 2 zny's Richtofen Air Squadron. #53 was credited with 56 victor
 = tae ela#b he British squad fzs leadef heard Dundas shout yer the radio, "Whoop e. I've z5t a lessersehmidt" The squad "a la#der spoke back but Dun 3as fa5lzd eo reply. Then his rip sad parachute was seen dropping s5 tae ground.
The Nome nugget., 1941-05-07
Beard House
 Was Spy Nest


 BRENNAN. Tex. - Raaresens alive Maltis D.zs. D5Yaaaa. af Tevos chefe#d fh9t 2 s#aman's eo7.'.-r ha3sa in Ne~ York Lad -oe7 [ 9~1 . be a base fsr Nazi pic.
 D. s .s canPaign!ag far eIse- ton to tae Senate. H. sa.l ais 7iou @ Committee on ua-Aaar.- gan activities had uncovered e1. dence thai the taas3.#e ha9=e was 9perafe3 by an employee Of the German eoVerameas.
 I0iaImati~n obtained fson ssa men was said to have b#sa f5a wsrded t5 Nezi agents.
The Nome nugget., 1941-05-07
HAN FUGITIVE LS G4PTURED

SAE FRANCISCO - ! girl picked up by the San Frane'sc9 police vas identified as Jean La n1ar, wanted in Ector County. Texas, for jaI-breaking.
 Miss Lamar escaped firm .ae Ect9r jail while serving 3 tnses- year term for homicide. Sa Has convicted cf killing a Ian 8t Odesa, Texas.
The Nome nugget., 1941-05-07
GUN GIRL TAKEN B8 TO TZ.IAS

SAN FRANCISCO - Sheriff M5rs ard District Attorney Ger n sf Aaes5, Teas. left San Fran s.seo Wish Isabelle Mess-r, q 26-
 #ar-g.5 gun girl who twice es- saaed jail q. Odessa.
 Ms Messer was picked upon a routine charge by San Fraociaco police and Identified by h.r fn- sgrprin.s Sae had a gun in her possession. She also Is waat d in New Jersey on a robbery charge.
The Nome nugget., 1941-05-07
Alaska A Para disc For Big Game Hunters

D ep in fla iungles of old Man hattan, amid the towering s',7- scrapers of co~crese and s#ee' and only a short distance frae the roar of the Tammany Tiear. the Alaska-Yukon Pioneers Gu of N. Y. made camp aad enter tain d a few friends on April % according to a c6mmunciatioa from J. c. Gafrney, president of the Alaska-Yu%on Pioneer Club.
 MT. Gaffney states:
 The spot selected was the cele brated New England Dining Room of th- Prince George Hotel with Chef Ga7ton D2mergue i. charge of the feast, and he did a good job. When the meal was over and the smokes were It. we were entertained by Bah Crawford The Flying Bara.ana and his ScarletierS followed by Simion Oliver, native Alasl1a panist This music and songs came as a surprise to all and was very much enjoyed, judging from the applause and nun Der of ! quests for special numbers.
 Next came the event of the evening. MT. Ernest Miller, the well known big game hunter and dude rancher, entertainsd d us- with his very fine hunting pie lures in color, taken in Ajax last year. He also showed a reel take by Mir. Lou Calder, biz game hunter and sport man, VI was present and told us about the various scenes. Mir. Mill r did | fine job and certainly impressed everyone with the possibilities of big game hunting in Alaska. Mir. Miller will establish a few buat- ing lodges in Alaska this year. He says it is tn. greatest c5aa- try he has ever been il f5e B. Game hunting.
 We then showed some D etures sent out by Capt. A. E. Lathrop. pictures of Fairbanks and KFAR. They were great and it is this kind of pictur- the people Hk to see. They will go f5r to sell the right kind of folks on Alaska as place to go and mas home.
 Tie real purpose Of the dsaazH was to give the Trans104.sa5s men, of New York, a chance 4s s-e some new pictures, esp cizI- ly Big Game Hunting. Ta,s= 1ai- lows are a fine lot and aee With our Club 100fo on anything 10 boost Alaska. They are always anxious to learn anything they
The Nome nugget., 1941-05-07
COURT SEAL)

By N5fvin W. Lewis,
 Deputy Clerk FaalIsil May :, Il, q, g, 134l
The Nome nugget., 1941-05-07
Temp. Humidity Wind Weather

Sunrise 3:08 a. m.
 One Year Ago Today
 Lowest temp g
The Nome nugget., 1941-05-07
SUMMONS
N.3403

h n District Court, Terri t5rv = Alaska, Second Division. A. Edwin Bsrestr3m, Plaintiff ys. EaaruS Miass Inc, a Cor e5tatian, Murphy Diesel O. of Milwaukee. Wisconsin, Hydrau- 3e Supply Mfg. Co. of Seattle, Wa h.. Boris Fagids and Eliza bzth M Cross, C5-partners, doing business under the firm name md s.y1s 5f N5Qias Bros, Exec a.7ss. Administrators and II irs a. k2rl f5e.le. Dsaaased, Carl Hallbseg nd Jni.ed States of as. r.es. Deia4aan5s.
 Taa F. i3eat af .he United States sf America
 To: Easrlk Mi s. Inc, A Cor f512.iaa, Murphy Diesel C.. of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Hydraulic Slp2ly Mfg. G., Of Seattle, Wash, Executors, Administrat- ots. and Her of Karl Theile, de ceased and Carl Hallberg, above named defendants
 C. eting:
 Y5u are hereby required to ap pear in the District Court for he Territory of Alaska, Second Division, within thirty days af- ter the last publication of this summons, namely within thirty asys al.ar tEe 28th day of May, 15z1, and answer the complaint of the aooV. named plaintiff on fife in the said Court in the above nti.led action.
 The sd plaintiff in said action demands the following relief: The foreclosure of seven labor liens involving a total amount of $502049, tog ther with interest, and together with reasonable at torney's fees in this action: Said Lens beng against personal pro- p1rty which was in the posses sion, conGal, and use of defend ant, Kueruk Mines Inc. in min : operations, within th Fair .3vea Recording Precinct, Sec
 l DiVis.oa, Alaska, during year 340.
 And ia the event you fail to D appear and answer, the plain If vii taaa judgement against 9u for want thereof, and will pp.y to tae Court fer th re- lie demanded in his complaint a1d as hereinabove stated
 Witness the Honorable j. H. s. -4@rlsoa, Judge of sad Court. and .aa seal of sad Court hereunto lli&ed this 7th day of May, 194l.
 Amer Ryd ell, Clerk lCGJRT SEAL)
 By N5rvin W. Lewis,
 Deputy Clerk FaeHsa. May ', Il, q, 23, 1&4l
The Nome nugget., 1941-05-07

Sunset 8:51 a. m.
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"a hat will help them do a fe5I god job of selling Alaska. More pictures like those s mt by Gap.. L3-hrop is what we want.
 My office here in the hotel looks .e an Alaska Information Both thanks to these Tran5porta 3aa folks. They have furnished 0e @Ih material b trim Up ana hay material to give out. There : , let of folders. also keep 2
 @aber of the latest pap rS - A
 "a - on hand and laly A : sans drop in and enjoy thsm.
 E m arranging to have a free lowing of pictures in our lobby e.-sg swo wees. folks who
 s ben in Alaska ami have Some dae pictures they are gla@ 10 show =. everyone wants ta help Alaska. must be a grand spet. l am sorry I ever left it.
The Nome nugget., 1941-05-07
Old Papers For sale

Buy them by the bundle, Use theA ,vi starung fires ,r Sa.e
 ur %ugge,
The Nome nugget., 1941-05-07
Department of Commerce Weather Bureau FORECAST, NOME AND VICINITY

Variable weather with light producing cloudy skies intermittent light tone clouds breaking for brief periods wind becomes Generally cloudy Thursday becoming fair and warmer late in afternoon.
 Data for "A Hours Ending loo p. m Today Highest temp - 36 Lowest te mp 28 Precipitation T Total precp this month 0O Total since 58
 Temp. Humidity Wind Weather l2 Midnight 28 81 w 15 Cloudy m ---.. ----- u---- ----- SW Cloudy l2:3O m ----- --.- -.-- ---- Showing Sunrise m. Sunset 8:5l a. m
 One Year Ago Today
 Highest temp - A Lowest temp 32 Precipitation -
The Nome nugget., 1941-05-07
aEIqae and h4lHorous

Fas uElque ana hamorous .nd .yp,cal Alaskan sta,Iolery S24rdeagh Roadhouse Le.ie, .seaas and Envelopes nave bee sa59ghG sir .ctly uptoda,e, aLd al }oR available s' ne %~Lgl; 3f ce.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-20
ExempIify Wins

INGLEWOOD, Cal, July 10. CUP)
-EXemplify, four-year-old gelding
belonging to r. A. Coward, yester-
day won the featured $4,000 Rawton
handicap at Hollywood Park from
field of fast sprinters.
Jockey Jackie Westrope, aboard
the winner, sent his steed out in
front in the final stretch. Exempli-
fly was clocked for the seven fur
longs in 1;24 and paid his hackers
$3.50, $500 and $240. Teddy Kerry
was second in front of Xenomay.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-20

PIANO FOR RENT to reponsible
party. Reasonable. Inquire Conner
Real Estate. 795 Main. 723
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-20
l9-City Property for Sale

FIVE ROOM frame house on paved
street south part of town, nice
yard $2500, terms.
c. A. IRVING
Real Estate and Insurance
831 Main st. Phone 974
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-20
DECREE GRANTED

An interlocutory divorce decree
was granted in superior court tc
Maurine Almond in her suit against
Phillip c. Almond. She accused hin
of extreme cruelty.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-20

5 ROOM furnished house. Trigidaire
and cooler. 525 Olive. Also 3 room
nicely furnished house, cooler,
Frigidaire, 521 Olive. Inquire 480
Main. Ills IF
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-20
I5-Summer Homes Sale. Rent

SLEEP over the ocean at Hotel
Ocean Village Ocean Beach in
San Diego. Furnished housekeep-
ing and sleeping rooms. Recrea-
ton hall, maid service, utilities.
Children and pets OK.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-20
2--Personals, Special Notices

WANT to borrow $250d on 100 acres
Nv. land, on paved hiWay. Clear.
Pay so interest. One to three
years loan. j. j. Hart, GIT No. 10Th.
7-22
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-20

SMALL Unfurnished 2 bedroom,
south side. Clean, water paid
$275O. Inquire 839 Olive. 7-23