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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-12

:. complete. s.. refriEers
e. Sa7l Jos Campau 1859
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-12
Houses for Sale

STRATHMOOR tGrand Riverb -- bed
rooms substantial down payment. owner
lsacylncnE NOuhlaWn 1858.
SYLVESTER Gratlot- room. beautifuly
furnished slate roof. complete $1,000
Pennington 6s5-RI
TWENTY FOURTH street. i2i7 Twenty
rooms divided into apartment has IN
come $500 monthly. large lot steam heat
modern: perfect condition m and out. owner
sacrifice Slu. O00 easy terms. 1901 Water
man. NineWood 1-i567.
lCOLORED- EXCEPTIONAL value SIX
rooms, basement. Thrticth. Sl75 DOWN
fO3S MCGrnw.
'COLORED- HOMES. al Prices easy terms
Smedley. AS East Warren. TT. 1882
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FRICInAfRE-s cubic feet used Meter
Mser. SIS Many others. Shamrock
1920 Grand River.
FRIGIDATPE- Repossessed. Gu. r.; sci
reasonable Woistone s. 7642 Woodward
GENERAL. FCTRrC-R epoescssed. 6 gu
IT,. sell reasonable Noistone +, 46i-
Woodward.
GEN Ef.EC. used. g CA q. refrgr So
Ferken App. 39oS F,nsen
OWN n new 1881 refrigerator. terms, 81
per week M money down Pin 1906 Dir
WESTINGHOUSE rcfrceratof. repossessed
reasonable Magnet 1929 Linwood,
CONSULT me enlarged Real Estate hstnrs
m The big sunday Times Want Ad
Section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-12
Flats for Sale
LAWRENCE

DICKERSON near JefIerson--2- family rs,
brick, Sacrifice equity. LenoX 1890,
prexel 2377
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-12
Income Bungalows for Sale
Vacant Lots for Sale

BIG LOT SALE
MUST LIQUIDATE ZOO LOTS IN ? WKs
$50 TO S125 CASH
THIS Is THE TOTAL PRICE
Lots approximately 3hN12O n each. viii
an Improvements In ann paid for some on
paved streets With paving paid
OPEN TILL : p NJ.
MODEL HOME
EVERGREFN. COR LYNDON
RI 1919
DEARBORN Township large lots. 00C
So u water sidewalks, improved
streets. low restrictions. ready for build
ing lowest prices ever offered convenient
terms Office 5000 Pelham Rd 3 blks,
north Of Van Born Open Daily.
Kennedy Bros. Co
DEARBoRN TOWNSHIP Large lots i'm.
proved $40 down. So month. Cadillac
1850
DEARBORN HIGHLANDS Beautiful
home sites. S5io aud W. DE. 1865.
EUREKA RID and Jim Daily, ! mile west
~ Telegraph Rd. 40N2Ou lots $50
BASKE 1925 " SMILE RI We. $3.50
CROSSE POINTE Park Berkshire near
Jefferson SIS per foot X. y. Johns
Plaza 1850
HARTwFLL Corner Elmirs 40Xi25
pavement paid owner sacrhces, 500
Tyler 4-asp7.
HAZEL rARK- i0-r lots sewer. light
water; 5000 cash, terms. Elmhurs'
GtE4-T
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<hGnN REAL ESTATE CORNER eh&AD 5
s4ikHksSX For RENT FOR SALE SsN5ssAA
Resorts for Sole

LARGE cottage on LAKE ORION; sand
| beach. pak grove: can he made year
I'rnund home - GOO Flmhursi d7l3 W.
WALLED LAKE-i1g Charlotte Winter
/ Summer home, Broom; excellent condi-
ltion, owner Hornhy
li.-ACRE HOMESlTES Privileges Lake
Huron; SlT5 Box 60s7, Detroit Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-12

"a" LICENSE (Bcer and viuel and bar
equipment for sale very reasonable.
A.. j.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-12
Lake and Riuer Property for Sale
LAKE FRONT LOTS

lake frontage with canal,
20ON20O; restrictions; available. KICK
~ - Nj Clemnms 2AIh-L-l-
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Household Goods

ITTTYC5 room, suite. genuine u7rsir. rc
versipls srriuE fred cIsh uns' branf nrW
xeS EASY terms open sverN strn.ns
BAER 1901 Grsiio' a. Whiharn.
i.IVINB ROOM suites, peautifui selection.
under $50; dont pay the lone p-lSt =.
direct from distributor. ROGERS CO.. @o4o
East Grand Blvd A. Niatuc,
LIVING RM. suites, lor above C1st save
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RECLAIMED FURNITURE

STUDIO touches simmons newest styles
aot -ther POPULAR makes. lowest prices
SffqS BAFE. I.Iul Grafot Avenue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-12

lo- above cost save
IAS4T ChSr'fvoiN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-12
Real Estate Wanted

BUYERS 49, ANY East side property; cash.
terms Burd. iyannoe $40.
CASH FOR EQUITIES VIII trade build
Horne Associates s5B Cd Riv TY 6-3i5f
PARTY WITH CASH WANTS SMALL
HOME EAST SIDE BOsENILLE 1910.
READY BUYERS East size houses fiafs
cash. terms. trainrcd Cadillac 1916
WANTED Lave tract ~ Michigan land
sIfabI- loH hunting pud hshlna lpc 10
tnc % s.seanh Jake N L pUon 2l5i
Wilmer 81 h7uesv1Ie. %
WE VAST rNpcrtA to sell 90 rehsn.s
ra'r.r- pe0Ep. cash. terms TE 1850
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Houses for Sale
(West of Woodwnrd)
pETOSKEY AVE
Houses for Sale

ABOUT is-acre ana t.room nome on
pavement near Jefferson and lake
Si.l75. $3.50 down. 25e00 East Jefferson.
near lo-Mie road or 2i7oo Harper
ADDISON tNcs' JeGer,on)-s rooms fur-
rlshed - 500 terms Recondtioned
throughout Lafayette 67si
ALMA CHALMERS Large single side
drive. double earare on.} $50 monthly
Appointment TT 277P9 mornings
BARGAIN for man to ~. 25th and La
fayFt'e rooms . baths steam heat.
lo' ioxl2s. side drive garages 81 800
terms
EJsEA REALTY & INVESTMENT co
GIT Fort W vi t-ll0O
BUILDERS TRADE-lN BARGAINSi Al
ter near jefferson Eve room single.
81 200. 81 600 down, So month including
taxes. plCKF RSON-Buch. TWO ihwt
S. lH1. 81 200 deWn. $50 month WHIT
HoRN-Se.en room brick income type
81 -eH 81 500 ouWn $40 month. EAST.
WOOD ~ SEATI0T hfe-ibree lneone
I1f s8 600 down $50 month WAUGH
nfeAe. azt- M.rra $3.50
CHN MFRS MACK bedroom, .o7a
11.a-H. $3.50 down. smith Lafayette
CLAWsoN ESQ s.1bo Vo4e~n f-ra1n
roo TONED down owner Be- al
u8s .l,E
FTSFr0S i44,4 ouaarHre valve s-
r..raataart 50 aU1 $500 down
cahas -lIH
FOURTH sac Frame a.ro.m steam.
at-t $50 t"vr owner laNtr-.ty
HARDER Van Dsfc section 6-rsam fe
~. .re4i steam ssfare, $1,000 cash
MAXWELL. ssgS Tr AGAR sspfc.
excellent condition saHnce l'auhae
$685. .r.nrt
NrCi FfiAS. Gfea Sear Waf,u, room
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Wanted Miscellaneous

"A PARTY wants all kinds OF
furniture. Will pay highes;
cash price. Farris. Temple 2-5373
A PARTY wants furniture as soon as
possible. will pay cash Tyler 6-o223.
Ftrp~.TTIPF WANTED - VIII pay best
prices. Yockey Bros. Temple 1925.
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Business Places for Rent

CONSULT mo enlarged Real Estate nstlngs
rn tAe re sunday Times Want Al
Scot |,rt
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ACTION SALE-TERMs

RFFRIGFRATORs-W WASHERS
I9t1 model washers .......S 2i
RnfrieErators tusedl .!.. 50
WARRINGTON, 1865 Grat0t ave.
Terms 81 week Oucn evenings IN
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Bungalows for Sale

a 2-BEDROOM Home Double constructed :;
bath and electricity in large lot ready
70 move IN: only 81 ia5 N3n0 down.
256OO Fast Jefferson, near l0-Mue road. or
2A700 Harper.
GABLE (Scycn Miles, rooms. full base
ment, furnace. garage 50 500, $500
down Weberski Plaza 1922.
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Business Property for Sale

CONNER. near Warren: hot spot stores
bowling alleys, theater. olive 9ll7.
GROCERY STORE-Doing nice business
living quarters included tanks Installed
for gas station beer license available
store ard all 50 900. easy terms VII
sell or trade for home or equity. 2osl
Harper. near Smile I'D
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate listngs
In the big Sunday Times Want Al
Section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-12
Real Estate to Erchnnee

LONDON CANADA -- 6.room bungalow
trade equity for Detroit property TOwn
send 1866.
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TRADE OLD FOR NEW
Houses for Sale
EAST Of Woodward)

a GROOM and hath home garage, large
LOT 81 600 $3.50 down S22 PER month.
2560c East Jefferson, near l0Mie road
or 2i7o0 Harper.
EAST OUTER DR1VE-S-room; sun room.
breakfast nook steam oil, SS15 down.
Blaydon Ftzroy M
CROSSE POlNTE DANDY & ROOMS
Come and see u Price rs right TT. 2s7s7s
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Musical Instruments

BEAUTIFUL i2o-bsse size piano accordion
something new and different like a
Christmas tree. Si35 open sunday and
evenings CaSt.sione. $3.50 Gratiot
PIANO - Upright. used. $40. good con.
diu0n cry Music. 1912 Mack
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-12
Electric Washers

FEW crate marred Meadows made de
luxe washers: $50. WARDS, 1iSi
Harper only.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-12
Suburban Real Estate for Sale

RESTRICTED homesites al surprisingly
low prices. Tuggey Birmingham Sl6.
READ Times Want Ads for profit use
them for results
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-12

\ CLOeE9uT OF 1891 Norge General
Electric phNco and Kelvinator refriger-
Nt0rs. taken from .aIr model MONIES. AL
ncw s0r1Ny damaged, Will ssarifce FOR
quick turnover. terms WARDS Outlet
st.f n4rper
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-12
Lard Contracts

ALI. land contracts bought, miges. made.
McHugh, 1910 Ford Bldg Cadillac 03i9.
MELVIN =. LANPHAR q COMPANY
725 Lafayette Bldg. Cadillac $50,
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate nstines
In the big Sunday Times Want Ad
Section!
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-08
British CUTTING
Lines to Tobruk,
Surrounding City

Continued from Page Onet
central Albanian base of Elbasan
and the Greek press ministry lndl-
Gated Greece would resist any at
tempt by Germany to force her to
patch up a peace with Italy under
threat of Nazi intervention.
London reported that for the first
time Britain last week failed te
meet her meat ration and that an
epidemic of food bootlegging and
hiiacking of food trucks had broken
out. At the same time the British
gave permission to the sending OF
a U. S. shipload of wheat for Spain
and vitamin concentrates and spe-
cial children's food to unoccupied
France.
The British Middle East command
reported that the principal British
forces are rapidly concentrating in
the Tobruk area, that casualties
in capture of Bardia were fewer
than 600 and that Gen. Annibale
Berganzoli, italian commander at
Bardia, has vanished and may have
fled the base with some of his as
sociates before it capitulated to
the British.
British whipped across the 80
miles of desert separating Bardia
and Tobruk and were reported west
of Tobruk, slashing the communica-
tions of that important Italian sea
and air base with Derna, the next
Italian position 1870 miles further
west.
Italy's action in calling up two
classes of conscripts totalling an
estimated 100000 men appeared to
be closely related to the increasing
Fascist troop losses in Libya and
Albania.
There has been 10 official esti-
mate of the cost OF Italys Greek
adventure but it is believed that
at least three Fascist divisions,
possibly $4,000 men, have been bad
ly cut up. In Africa the italian cas-
ualties are now estimated just be-
low 100000.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-08
Strikes ParaIyze
Defense Industry
Factories in U.S..

Continued from Page One)
troublesome implications of all
loomed at the Chevrolet forge, spring
and bumper division of General
Motors at Detroit, where the UAW
-CIO filed notice of intention to
strike Tuesday. In Michigan notice
must be given five days before
striking and unless negotiations
produce accord before Saturday at
least 2,40O workers may be called
from the plant.
UAW members at the Flint, Mich,
divisions of Chevrolet scheduled a
strike vote Wednesday and union
officials expected it to order a
walkout of 10000 workers in protest
at alleged pay reductions. The COM
pany has government truck con-
tracts totaling several million dol
lars.
Another dispute involving the
UAW-CIO affected the Allis- -Chal-
mers Co., at Milwaukee, but there
was no strike. Both AFL and CIO
units of the UAW claim major rep
resentation of the plants employees
and their feud has resulted in COM
pany dismissals of two AFL mach
inists and six C1O members.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-08
Fashion Experts
Ready for Show

ballroom, had been turned INFO
pressing rooms.
Just what these clothes look like
will remain a jealousy guarded
secret until their unveiling. Strict
censorship was imposed on the
press by the style dictators on all
matters of fashion revealed at the
dress rehearsal, with all present
put ION their honor" not to dis
close a single stitch.
AT eight o'clock. time out was
called for coffee and sandwiches
The five models impersonating the
five best dressed women, social
ed, were implored not to spoil their
outfits. These ensembles included
the spring costumes Of Mrs. Thomas
Shevlin, Mrs. Harrison Williams.
MRS. Byron Foy, Lady Charles
Mendl, and Mrs. Gilbert Miller.
Standing in the entrance to the
ballroom were five dummies, as
yet unclothed, representing another
group of best dressed"
BY midnight, 10 OF the 20 scenes
of the show had been run through.
Miss Shaver, who earlier had NUT
tered: This is a shambles!" Nov
began to beam. In the sound
booth, high on the rear balcony
Arthur, the sound man, struggled
with the whistle of a commuters
train. Juanita Juarez, Brazilian
dancer, obliged a group Of photo
graphers with a rhumba. The three
infants were sound asleep.
The models were ordered to sleep
late to get back their sparkle"
One young model declared loundly:
81 may be Lady Mendl, but I feel
lousy"
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-08
Fleet Revision
Order Goes Out;
Reserves Called
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Continued from Page One)
Richardson, the present command
er-in-chief, who was ordered to re-
port to Knox for undisclosed duty.
The Atlantic fleet will be placed
under Rear Admiral Ernest j. King.
present commander of the Atlantic
patrol force.
The Asiatic fleet will continue
under the command Of Admiral
Thomas c. Hart.
The navy went down the line in
its chief fighting units to shake up
the command of each. A number
of rear admirals were shifted.
Knox announced that about Jan.
l8, the command of submarines in
the scouting force will be given
to Capt. Thomas WitherS, present
head of the naval torpedo station at
Newport, R. l. He will succeed Rear
Admiral Wilhelm l.. Friedell, who
will report late in February to
take over the Mare Island navy
yard.
Knox said that in naming one
of the three new commanders-in-
chief as commander-in-chief OF the
entire fleet, he did so "in the inter-
ests of uniformity and efficiency
Rear Admiral Kimmel, who will
assume the rank of admiral, will
prescribe standards and methods
of training, not only for all three
fleets, but also for all other sea-
going forces of the navy" Knox
said.
when two or more fleets are
concentrated, or when they oper-
ate in conjunction with each other,
the commander-in- chief will be
responsible for joint operations"
Knox said
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-08
Sentenced TO Jail

LOS ANGELES, Jan. 8. CUP)-
Municipal Judge r. M. Galbreth
today denied a defense motion for
a new trial and sentenced Ivan
B. Mcmillan, guard at Whittier
state school for BOYS, to 165 days
in the county Jail for beating
youthful inmates of the institution.
Mcmillan was convicted by jury
of two counts of battery and one
count Of cruel and corporal punish
ment. The case was an outgrowth
of an investigation into the hang
ing suicides of two boys at the
Whittier school. Mcmillan filed no.
tice of appeal.
w. D. Cavitt, another guard, goes
to trial tomorrow on similar char
geS.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-08
Police Double
Revenue i'm 1910

Nearly doubled revenue but fewer
arrests during 1910 in El Centre
were shown wednesday in the an
pual police report.
In traffic and general fines the
police department during the year
collected s9060. The figure for 1889
was $5,37l. Arrests in 1910 totaled
1881 as compared with 1lI4 in 1899
In money collected 1910 far sur
passed every year on record, includ-
ing the banner year" of 1886 when
$84l8 went into the city Golfers
through this department. The fig
ure was S6445 in 1887, S6258 in 1888
and $537l in 1899.
The 640 figures include only
general and traffic fines and not
dog license fees nor occupation IL
cense fees.
Peak month for arrests was Febru-
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-08
More Taxes, More People to Pay
Levies, Foreseen as Roosevelt
Asks II Billions in u.s.. BUDGET
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Continued from Page One)
more taxes.
Despite the huge revenue. the
deficit will be $9.21O,O93.O49. 1t is
the 18th consecutive deficit and the
largest in peace time history.
The national debt will reach
$50 .367 O65,o56 by June 30, lO42. Nj
Roosevelt estimated. He indicated
he felt all statutory limits on the
debt should be removed. The pres
ent limit Of s49OOO0O0,00O will be
passed this June.
Every American, Mr.. Roosevelt
said, regretted the necessity 70.
loading the budget with armament
expenditures.
"A wry turn Of fate places this
burden Of defense on the backs Of
a peace-loving people" he said il
the message which clerks read to
the house and senate.
we can meet the demands of
armament because we are a people
WIFI the Will 10 CSItIlQ ana lIle
means to defend. The boundaries
of our productive capacity have
never been set.
The whole program set forth
in this budget has been prepared at
a time when no man could see all
the signposts ahead. One marker
alODp stands ont all dOurD fhf
road. That marker carries not 50
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-08

ary when 14l tangled with the
law. There were l18 arrested in
May, 1T in March and ia in De-
cember, Lowest month was April
when 80 we're arrested.
Plain, ordinary drunkenness far
outstripped all other offenses, nu-
merically. There were 30S arrested
on this score. Closest competitor
was vagrancy, which landed zoe
in difficulties. Disturbing the peace
accounted for 166 arrests.
AS to disposition of cases, 1872 paid
fines. 81 were released without COM
plants being filed IS were dis
missed, Sc forfeited bail, 50 had
sentences suspended. 25 were re-
leased to pay. Sc were "floated" out
OF town, 76 were sent to the county
jail, four escaped,
Twenty-four different NATIONAL
titles were represented among the
prisoners, and all but four states.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-08
new BOOKS
At THE Ell CENTRIC
PUBLIC LIBRARY
FICTION

The Shadow and the Web, Mary
Allerton: 40 Stories for the Church,
Schoo! and Home; My American,
Stella Gibbons; Hard Rock Man,
James B. Hendryx: The Magic Bow.
Manuel Komroff; Hometown Angel,
Reita Lambert: Sing a Song Of
Homicide, James r. Langham; The
Voyage, Charles Morgan.
NON-FCTION
Isolated America. RAYMOND L
Buell.; Green Enchantment. Rosetta
z. Clarkson: Investment Principles
and Practice. Leroy Grossman; One
Burner Cookery, Flora Harris; AS
Long as the Grass Shall Grow, Oil
Yer LeFarge; Weep and Prepare.
Raymond LARSON; So You're Co
ing TO College, Clarence E. Loveioy;
Radio Directing, Earle McGill; The
Science and Mystery Of the Cat
Ida M Mellen; Anthology Of Pub
lie Speeches, Mabel Plat2; Elemen-
tary Photography, Clifford G..
Quarles; Homespun and Blue, Mar
tha G. StearnS; Pageant of Adven-
ture, Lowell Thomas; North of
Singapore, Carveth wells.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-08
Graft Cash Goes
Into Poll Safe

LOS ANGELES. Jan. s. up
Gamblers who thought they were
paying a police sergeant $4,000 for
protection" learned to their cllag-
rim TODAY that the money went
perfectly properly. into the police
station safe.
Il was a trap. which was sprung
last night, with 30 vice raids net
ting SEQ suspects.
Sergeant G. H. Rudolph was ap-
preached by japanese with an Of
fer of $500 mcnthly to let them
reopen a gambling house in Little
Tokyo" The district attorneys Of
flee told him TO pretend to accept.
and he took $1,000. The word spread
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-08
By JOAN YOUNGER

NEW YORK, Jan. 8. (UP)-Four
leading fashion experts emerged
from the Hotel Astor at dawn this
morning, red eyed and weary after
a 12-hour rehearsal of the style
show that is to be the opening
gun of an international race for
fashion supremacy.
Dorothy Shaver, vice president of
Fifth avenue department store,
Edna Woolman Chase of Vogue
magazine. Eleanor Lamaire, the
interior decorator, and Tobe, head
of the Tobe- Coburn fashion school,
had, with their assistants, finally
whipped their $5O,OoO baby into
pin perfect shape. This evening
will tell the tale, when, before an
audience of 20OO fashion followers
from all over the country, the spring
STYLES for 1941 will be revealed.
The show, entitled Fashion Flu
tures," is an all American pre-
sentation. 1t includes some 4OC
dresses, shoes, hats, corsets. furs
and Jewels, created by over zoe
manufactures and paraded by 15C
models.
At four, yesterday afternoon
when the rehearsal began, the ball
room of the Hotel Astor was a
madhouse Half dressed models
burst out of the dressing rooms
wailing that they didn't have a
thing to wear" Three youngsters
models for childrens wear, scamp
cred up and down the 500 foot long
runway. A handful of photograph
ers wandered disconsolately about
At fiye things were well under
way. More than $4,000 worth ol
jewels had been lodged in the
hotel safe, truckload after truckloac
of clothing had arrived. The pri.
vate dining rooms, next to the
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-08
Appliance Sale
.Upswing Predicted
Company Head

Imperial Hardware company en-
ployes ana executives met with
II. O. OHarra. representative of
Norge Division Of Borg Warner
company OF Detroit Tuesday. night
to inspect the 1871 models Of Norge
refrigerators
OHarra was accompanied c
California by Jack Tenney. sales
department head. who demonstrat-
ed the refrigerators and predicted
a sharp rise in major appliance
sales during l941.
Increased employment because Of
the national defense program was
listed as principal reason for the
expected business boost, OHarra
said.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-08

and offers of $50 to $3.50 a week
from gambling and vice establish
ments poured in to the sergeant.
He carefully took down names and
addresses.
Last night. at o'clcck. 200 raid
ers disguised as milkmen, ianitcrS
end labOre"s struck at the ad-
dresses Rudolph obtained. They
took so many suspects that three
floors OF the hall of justice were
required for questioning them.
Most of them were released af-
ter giving what authorities said was
valuable information, and about
dozen were booked in Jail awaiting
county grand jury action.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-08
HoIdovers BaIk
AtArizona Custer

PHOENIX, Jan. g.. (UP)-Gov.
Sidney P. Osborn indicated today
he was preparing some new means
to secure the removal or resigna-
ton of state department heads, and
board and commission members
who failed to resign in response to
his inaugural day demand.
Only about 20 of the so possible
designations had been received at 5
o'clock yesterday afternoon, but
none of them were from members
of the more important bodies such
as the highway, industrial and Col
orado river commissions.