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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-29

TOKYO-AP-S eihin Ikeda. a
powerful figure in the japanese
financial world and a former min.
lister Of finance was named a mem
Der Of the Privy Council with i'm.
perish sanction today on the recon.
mendation Of Premier General Hid
eki TOTO.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-29

1EXARKANA, ATKINS IL
fittine prison garb replaced tailor
Cd suits today tor three former fol-
lowers of the late Huey Long, for
mer Louisiana governor and King
fish, as they began so month sen
fences for mail fraud in the feder.
al retormatory at TeXarkana. The
trio, Abraham l.. Shushan, Noryin
7 Harris, Jr., and Robert J. New
man, were brought to the refer.
Inatory in the custody of federal
officers from New Orleans.
Evening star., 1941-07-18

i62-Thomas =. Reamv, jr.-IS5
I63--GeorEe +. Gardner-l0s.
l61-Andrew KIRK. jr.-IOi
l65--Glen Charles Dailv-I50.
i66-Ralph WpSlrv Krys-t15.
I6; O'Angio-gI.
lGS--JesSe Edwin Bell. ir.-S2
l69-John George Hiilrnan-gO.
Ifo-Jnhn David Ruckman-t16
lfl-DsnieI Carl FOSter-I9S
lt?-kenneth Paul StOTey-92
IS3-Richard r. Brumbsck-i82.
It'll r. Bittenbender-SI.
l15-CheSter ". Gsrdnrr-Ig6.
ist-IhomaS A. Wacker-iS.
Iis-Nilliam r. YounR-32
liS-Roy Horace For~her-IiG.
1ig-f harleS II. G0mpt-gg
tSO-Hubert Lee Rurnpr-90O.
I2I-JOhn Peter Parisi-SI.
1S..-Reull Clement Levitt.
tS;i-Neru0n VI. TyIrr-SH
I&t-S. r. HOlIinESworth-I29.
iSI-Richard Ives JOrdan-I93,
IS6-JamPS Edward Griffin-;6.
lSs-William m H. NJ Cart
iSS-Wm. c. MehatTev. jr.-23.
IS9-Msllace =. Noland-I55.
l9O-Herman T.. Clem-IO2.
l9l-IrnfSt II. Frsnklin-93.
l92-Niilism J. Millard-?6.
i93-Robert Y. Ppnny-pOI
i9t-Jack Hurh kidwelI-I5R
l95--EdwaTd Jaw HamiIton-20g
I96-Grail MURRAY Edson-I.
l91-William Gait RamSav-Ifs
19S-kenneth l.. Werd-3S.
l09-Ersncis Oliver Leach--6.
2O-Rs iDh A. Frsnris-If5.
S0l-Clinton A. Sauls-ISg.
20.-kennrih q. HnImeS-lO.
sn:i-William Nslvin ROwe-6s.
Soi-hPnneib X. KinSella-.J3.
?05-Dauiel ". Clink-9a.
SMi-Phillip X. Jamrs-5I.
S0s-Nartin J. NcNaIlv, ire
20S-Alden lawson Whit~-ISs.
2O9-GOrdnn y NPumann-tsI.
2l0-Elmer Miller LawSOn-6I.
Evening star., 1941-07-18

the Pietro Campanella. Paolo Pier
racclni was master and Carlo Sag
lietto chief engineer of the Euro.
Defense Attorney Charles Ruzicka
said he was preparing an appeal to
the Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals,
and that in his opinion the case
would "unquestionably go to the
Supreme Court"
Fifty-six seamen and officers of
the two ships were arrested this
spring after the Coast Guard found
engines of the two vessels wrecked.
Twenty-Five seamen were cleared of
sabotage charges because they were
absent from the vessels when the
wrecking occurred.
DR.. Barnado Homes in England
are providing $4,000 meals, includ-
ing 1000 gallons of milk, q day for
poor children.
Evening star., 1941-07-18

The following 24l 21-year-
old registrants will be in
tegrated into the list of men
registered last year after key
number 1868, the highest
order number of an old
regiStrant inducted by mid
night, June 30, in this area.
BY the best figures available
late yesterday. this will be
done at a ratio of | TO l3,
that is, one new registrant
will be inserted in the old
list after every l3 old reg
istrants. II you are on this
list, multiply your sequence
Evening star., 1941-07-18
Federal Judge Sentences
81 Italian Seamen
Rvfhe Associated Press.

BY the ASSocla led Press
BALTIMORE, July 1S.-Federal
Judge w. Calvin Chestnut yesterday
gave prison sentences ranging from
three months to three years to Of
ficers and crew members OF two
italian ships convicted Of sabotag-
ing their vessels.
The captains of the ships, the Pie
tro Campanella and the Euro, were
sentenced to three years each, the
chief engineers to two years. "a sea-
men to year and day and three
seamen to terms of three months
each.
Luigi Schiaffino was captain and
Paolo Caltif1ano chief engineer OF
Evening star., 1941-07-18
CoIored Non-Coms Feted
After Draft Lottery

The eight colored non -commts-
stoned officers who drew numbers
from the draft lottery bowl we're en-
tertained last night by the Twelfth
Street Branch of the Y NJ. C. A,
first at dinner and later at a dance.
The Rev. Arthur F. Elmes was
master of ceremonies and six
speeches were made. Sergt. Walton
c. Jackson of Camp Lee. Va. re-
sponded. A talent show. games and
refreshments accompanied the
dancing.
Guests included Sergts Norman
CLAYTON. Joseph King ard Samuel
Daring and Corpls. William Hall.
Douglas Brown, Samuel Crews and
Dallas Jackson.
Evening star., 1941-07-18
Arlington
Area 7

The following l35 2l-year-
old reglstrants will be in
tegrated into the list of
men registered last year
after key number 2.975. the
highest order number of an
old regiStrant inducted by
midnight. June 30. in this
area. By the best figures
available late yesterday, this
will be done al a ratio Of !
to IA; that is. one new
reglStrant viii be inserted
in the old list after every
"a old reglStrants. IF YOU
are on this list. multiply
Your sequence number cthe
one after your name by
IA and TO the result add
your sequence number. That
will give YOU a figure show
ing approximately how far
down YOU are in the order
Of call.
Evening star., 1941-07-18

tegrated into the list of men
registered last year after key
number 2O36, the highest
order number of an old
registrant inducted by mid
night. June 30, in this area.
BY the best figures available
late yesterday, this will be
done at a ratio of | to IA,
that is, one new reglstrant
will be inserted in the old
list after every IA old reg
istrants. If you are on this
list, multiply your sequence
number (the one after your
nameb by IA and to the re-
suit add your sequence num-
ber. That will give you a
figure showing approximate
ly how far down you are in
the order of call.
Evening star., 1941-07-18

.3I-Wsrren VI. Haseman--91.
232-Emilio p Fusco--l9S.
233-Thomas A. Humidity.
?3i-Louis W. Prissrnick-9.
235-A. NJ. Marinsf-2i5.
236-Garnell Brown-l3;.
23t-Charles z. Allison-2ti.
23s--Howard I. Beach-45.
239--Georxe NJ Francis-0S.
2IO--Willism m r. Carne-i.
2il--Harold W Reid. jr-263.
2i2-AmOs I. HufIman-l5.
243-C harles y Milcs-i29.
wood Hyden-.69.
215-Aubrev r. FraEans-It6.
.t6-T. A Samsrtzopulos-?si.
2t:-Ashton 7. ArmStrong-3.
2iS-ia mes W. Meade, jr.-l00
2i9-James r. Turner. ir.-250
25O-John RAYMOND WrSt-53.
25I-Clayton II. Robinson-ft.
S52-Roy John Davis-l3S.
?5;,-Fdward Thomas Clift-I6.
25I-Robert r. SamuelS-9O.
255-Dayid Labord-&ig
.56-Josrph PaNt0n-i;f.
25s-James Edwards-'.3S.
2.5S-Clifton T. Durrett-it.
258-Robrrt y. Kiiby. jr.-?39.
260-Adsm r. Stokes-.3S.
26i-Jark Ashton Evans-95.
262-James william FoSter-?'sD
263-Milton Y. ArmStrong-I2i.
?6I-Herman X. Hopp. ir.-?t.
@65-Herbert l.. Luckett-ii5.
?6G-CeciI NJ Bayne-IS3.
26.-Frank G.. Strphens-iOs.
e62-Fred g Keziab-5t
269--Meyer ". Abraham.
o.0-Iohn Y. Rryapt. jr.-2lt.
21I-Georse W. IsnSiuE-i21.
212-Walter Jones, ir.-StS.
Evening star., 1941-07-18
Continued From Preceding
Page.)

se-C e. Edwards, ir.-21.
S-Eobert VI. Lewis-lSf.
10--AlIen r. Murdoch, jr.-55.
f1-Willism II. Walter-i22.
f2--llObert ], Snith-29.
13-ThomaS 7. Fnx--TS.
1i-DaIe Bright Denson-S.
7S--Bernsrd James Hart-l3.
1S-Frsnk T. Wright-It6.
ST-Iames NJ. Ashton-tl,
1S-Elhert r Rhudy-IOl
S9--Marion n. Buntim-I1t.
So-T. H. Hutchinson. jr.-I32
ssi--Willism A. Benner-3;.,
s3-Delhert l.. Ping-IOI.
si--J. F. nickinson--lli.
sS-AnthorS Washington-S5.
S6-Waymon Stewart-92.
SI--Sames r. Hickey, IDS.
SS--Iohn Byrd James-69.
S9--ElliS +. McCleeS-IIa.
p0-Alfred W. Nuttycombr-t20
91-Morris r. Clsrk-3I.
pS-Louis {. Pr"ric,
eS-yames Harry Hardy-6i.
9i-Rsvmond =. PyIes-t05.
eS-Verner Albert King--65.
a6-Marvin Kline-t.
o1--Alexander Dubatskv-l1i.
oS-Woodrow Wilson Davis.
99--Seth n. Daniels-70.
f0a-Robert X. Milner-6i.
10I-C. A. Hughes, ir.-"O.
1n2-Gordon r. GibSon--oo.
1nS-JsmeS /. GOlden--.i0.
1H-Harry r. Ford-33.
In5-JoSeph A. Farri--i63
1N6--R. T. Weightman-i&a.
1n1--Edvard II. krclI-1S
l.,
l09--Alvin T. Rarrett-@6.
110-Farl '. CONWAY. jr.-I0.
111-Leor Malasoff-5i.
ii3-John FdRsrd rm1 navis@iee.
lin Marchinkovich-I56.
iS-Rohrrt W. Redman-l66.
l6--Harry y. Rcrry--:Sg.
11S-W. I. Goulart-l5.
1lS-James f. Cooke.
11g-James Z. Craige-i.
120-W. f. Steinkuller-I3i.
12t-J. ". Humphries-1I4.
122-Willism II. Schechter-i55.
123-R. G.. LugPnbeel-50
t2t-John W. Harrod-23.
25-Jnhn H. Robinson-t69.
26-Ismes II. Thrift-S9.
I2.-H. A. McClay-I35.
19S-EuEene T. Lane-I5O.
l2a-Ismes J. Fdelin-i?;.
IS0--William Savnv-3i
131-ChsrIes David Frye-Se.
132-EarI x. Wrigbt-12I
123-WinfieId Livinsston-9O.
I31-Harrv Aiken-96.
1S5-Joseph c. Blount-123.
I,36-Roberf c. Browr-63.
1SS-Richard r. Martin-6S.
I2S-Luther Leo Wood-I"S.
I39-Ernest I. Stewart-i0.
ItO-Chsrles T. Green-16
1i1-C. +. Van Geuder-13S.
1i"-William G. NewtOn-Si.
Ii3-Richard A. HOlmes-16.
1ii-ChsrlrS r. Beavens-I9.
1i5-I. e. Davis, ir.-Si.
116-Harry Prue-ttS.
is-Frankiin Maust, ir.-S6.
1i9-Bernsrd 7. Owens-116.
I5I-CIenn Ellis Wstts-sf.
15.-Wallsre Beard.
I5S-James X. Wood, ir-fS.
151-Alhert LeROv Gate-153.
155-r. r: Tucker. ir.-I61.
156-N. l.. aleXander--a.
15;-Elmer G. Bottsmiller-i06
1SS-Edwsrd l.. KapIan-I1I.
15a-Ioe Heyward-SS.
lSN-MeIvin Eugers WaIl-Il
1Gl-Thomas Henry Brovn-62.
162-Theodore RuseakO-Ii0.
S3-John A. Mundell-I5i
16i-Benson Neal HickS-S3.
1S5-Richard F. Shoup-I%j.
l66-LOuIS r. BankS-lis.
16f-Arthur r BrVant-5I
I6S-E W McChPSnPv, ir-5S.
1Sa-Inhn r. PearSOn-13.
| fn-Rnhert ". Guv-ItS
tft-Frsnk w Rorsie-lS5.
1:1-allsn T. EgertO1-;5
;S--6enism min T. Sbort-I;2.
Fly. r. mbOrnore-6f
Evening star., 1941-07-18

14S-Robert II. Jackson-l4
lii--William Hunter Carr-lf.
1t5-Robert W. Pollard-16.
1i6-Johnie Barber-106.
1ft-Robert James Hill.
lfS--Abraham Clark--53.
lio-James p. Tillman-1S2.
150-Frederick PringIe-tIS
l5l-George r. Greene. jr.-S.
159-Hobsnn OyertOn-n
Evening star., 1941-07-18
Prince Georges
Area !

The following 253 2l-year-
OLD reglstrantS will be in
tegrated into the list of men
registered last year after KEY
number 1868, the highest
order number of an old
reglstrant indicted by mid
night, June 30. in this area
BY the best figures available
late yesterday. this will be
done at a ratio of | to IL.
that Is. one new registrant
Will be inserted in the old
list after every II old reg
lStrants. If YOU are on this
list, multiply your sequence
number tthe one after YOUR
name by II and To the re-
suit add your sequence
number. That will give YOU
a figure showing approx
matelv how far down you
are in the order of call.
Evening star., 1941-07-18
Montgomery
Area 5

The following 1l6 2i-year-
OLD registrants will be in
tegrated into the list of men
registered last year after key
number 2789, the highest
order number of an old reg
istrant inducted by mid
night. June 30. in this area.
BY the best figures avail
able late yesterday, this will
be done at ratio of | to 3:
that is, one new registrant
will be inserted in the old
list after every 3 old reg
istrants. If you are on this
list, multiply your sequence
number (the one after your
name by 3 and to the result
add your sequence number.
That will give YOU a figure
showing approximately how
far down you are in the
order of call.
Evening star., 1941-07-18
Prince Georges
Area 7

The following l78 21-year-
OLD registrants will be in
tegrated into the list of men
registered last year after KEY
number 2784, the highest
order number Of An old
registrant inducted by mid
night, June 80. in this area.
Bv the best figures available
late yesterday, this will be
done at a ratio Of ! to B;
that is, one new registrant
will be inserted in the old
list after every D old reg
istrants. If you are on this
list. multiply your sequence
number Cthe one after your
name by 5 and to the re-
suit add your sequence num-
Der. That will give YOU a
figure showing approximate
" how far down you are
in the order of call.
Evening star., 1941-07-18
to Be ntegrated in Ratio TO Old Men in Each Draft Board

I16-Kcnneth W Nichoison-f2.
17f--James STANLEY Cook-2I.
ItS-Thomas r. Resn-I25.
Evening star., 1941-07-18
Alexandra

The following 272 21-year-
old registrants will be in
Evening star., 1941-07-18
Prince Georges
Area 3

The following 203 2l-year-
old registrants will be in
tegrated into the list of men
registered last year after key
number 1886, the highest
order number of an old
regiStrant inducted by mid
night, June 30, in this area
BY the best figures available
late yesterday. this will be
done at a ratio of | to g.;
that Is, one new registrant
will be inserted IN the old
list after every 8 old reg
istrants. If you are on this
list, multiply your sequence
number (the one after your
name by 8 and to the re-
suit add your sequence num-
ber. That will give YOU a
figure showing approximate
~ how far down you are in
the order of call.
Evening star., 1941-07-18
City News in Brief

TODAY
Meeting, Seekers of the Truth
MayfloWer Hotel, 6 pm.
Illustrated lecture. Ancient Nav
ans in Yucatan," DR.. Guy w. Led
better, park near Sixteenth and
Kennedy streets N. w, 8 pm.
Trial Technique Practice Clinic,
Annapolis Hotel, pm.
Convention. Second Division As
socia ton, A. E. F., Willard Hotel,
all day.
TOMORROW
Convention, Second Division As
sociation, Willard Hotel, all day.
Evening star., 1941-07-18

3s-Godfrey E. Briets-i0I.
S8---Grail r. Dawson.
4O-Frank C. MacDonald-5.
4t-Harry c. Ouitt-5t.
42-Charles G. Steveus-11.
43-Jsmes II. Bouvet-61.
4t-J0Seph V. Morgan. jr.--50.
i5-Hermen Greenberg-5S.
46--Herbert s. Burkley-Sf.
4i-Hugh A. TsyIor-55.
4S-Henry Millisau yoigt-31.
i9-Wslter J. Hsre--35.
50-Gove Hambidge, jr.-22.
5I-Henry James Kiein-s2.
5.-H. Martin Keller, jr.-62.
.l3-CharIes b. Cramer. sd.
5f-R. u: Burgess, jr.-f.
5j-Harold V. Stirling, jr.-96.
56-James W. Hardey. jr.-69
55-Beniamin W. Gally, jr.-s6.
5s-Lesiie W. Teller. ir.-ir.
59-Frederick E. Schenke-IO3.
60--Robert II. Dsvidson--iOS.
6i-Ralph r. Titus-31.
i?-Lloyd o. Hermanson--IOg.
6:s-Donald W. Dunnington-53
64-Davenport Browne, jr.-Ss,
6i-1 homas NJ. Judd-GS.
6G-Elwood F. Rsxter-i9.
G-Joseph J. Miller-IO?.
6S-Edward Kerr Neshitt-p1.
69-Lawrence f. Atwell-IS.
20 Willard A. Harding--iO.
SI-Andrew W. CreRger-S5.
12-Henry CLAW CurtiS-2I.
73-Joseph A. Doyle. jr.---52.
.t-LeOnard l.. Harris-t
i5-DOnald T. ChalkIey-IO.
1G-WilIiam Burdett Hall--s0.
If-John {. Harding, jr-s9.
iS-Wiliiam ". Pugh-f0.
IN n.ftua,Iar
Sa-Luthrr A. Lane-P0.
Sf-Richard Strtscn-pS.
S.-Rohert Carl Kundr--;s,
S3-Paul W Bonavries-Gf.
St-RaIph NJ. Bogart-a5.
S5-George II ROgers-"6.
S6-Willia NJ. Lochie-59.
S,-kenneth Henry BoIton-6i.
&S-Jerem.a u. Griesemer-t2
s9-lernon Dorsey Adsms-S2.
90-Irvine o. Waldecker-S3.
9i-Paul Beardsiey Coie-23.
92-George ". NeaIe-9e.
93-Robert T. Burdick-II.
oi--0rlando W. Altimont-;I,
9I-Iohn W Lowe, IU-i6.
Or. Sidney Shoemaker.
9-Willism r WaIlaver-lI2.
9S-Peter T. MagnaneIii-I
W-tisrwoOd hamberlin-lg.
10o-CsrrolI r. BIedsoe-i5.
i0t-Wiisiam v. Ivnch-I3.
i0@-William &. Paimer-t@.
l03-Burr A. GlaScock-i3,
l0t-Russeil Reed Copela nd--"5.
l0o-Chsrle ". Palmer-IOf.
lOS-Horace X. Wsrd-93.
f0S-Melvin {. Brfedrn-I2.
lhS--Rohert T. ThieiScher-tT
t0a-Don Leon Hopkins-IS
! l10-Henry Morris Grifsnd-1,
l1I-Giiheri = Willptt-iI,
Evening star., 1941-07-18
Arlington
Area |

The following 213 2l-year-
old registrantS will be in
tegrated into the list of men
registered last year after key
number 4.425, the highest
order number of an old reg
istrant indicted by midnight,
June 30. in this area. BY the
best figures available late
yesterday, this will be done
at a ratio of | to 3; that is,
one new regiStrant will be in
serted in the old list after
every 3 old registrantS. If
you are on this list, multi
ply your sequence number
othe one after your name
by 3, and to the result, add
your sequence number. That
will give you a figure show
ing approximately how far
down you are in the order
Of call. beginning at the
place the numbers are in
teerated. In this area. how
ever. 604 old regiStrantS who
have order numbers lower
than the number at which
integratiOn begins are sub
ject to call before the 2l-
year-olds.
Evening star., 1941-07-18
Montgomery
Area !

The following 238 21 year
old registrants will be in
tegrated into the list of men
registered last year after KEY
number 3019, the highest
order number of an old reg
istrant inducted by mid
night, June 30. in this area.
By the best figures avail
able late yesterday. this will
be done at a ratio of l to 10:
that is, one new registrant
will be inserted in the old
list after every 10 old reg
istrants. If you are on this
list, multiply your sequence
number tthe one after your
name by 10 and to the re-
suit add your sequence
number. That will give you
figure showing approx
mately how far down you
are in the order of call.
Evening star., 1941-07-18
Draft Area Is

The following l52 21-year-
old reglstrants Will be IN
tegrated into the list Of men
registered last year after key
number POTS, the highest
order number of an old
registrant inducted by mid
night. June 30, in this area.
BY the best figures available
late yesterday. this will be
done at A ratio of l to l8;
that Is, one new regiStrant
will be inserted in the old
list after every l8 old reg
istrants. If you are on this
list. multiply your sequence
number (the one after your
name by l9 and to the re-
suit add your sequence num-
Der. That will give YOU a
figure showing approximate
ly how far down you are in
the order of call.
Evening star., 1941-07-18

ARNOLD G. EngeI, jr.-sI.
2-Lioyd C. Felton--f9.
3-James r. Hamill-al.
4-Charles s. Pusey-ss.
5-Neil B. ColIings-Si.
6-S. T. Robertson, IFS.
Kenneth r. Gummel-34.
S-WiIliam r. Yost, jr--l0l.
a-Frank c. Berger, ir.-6.
1a-RaIph Quinn ButIer-36.
1I-Robert w. Roofs.
i2-RudoIph Simpson-54.
I3-Edwiu S. Mitchell-39.
It-Julian G. Murphy-60.
15-Maurire P0rter-S6.
I6-WelIford s. Cook-63.
I.-EIwin d. FerEuson-l4.
IS-Glenn H. Miller-9.
I9-Dennis Longo Hipps-66.
2O-Leonard Downs Hafton-3S
ell. Robert Davis-s3.
22-Arthrr G. Strang-s4.
23-Alonzo NJ. Hackett-65.
2I-Paul A. GIoyd-IO5.
25-W. n. McGehee. jr.--3s.
e6-Georse d. Parsons--2i.
21-Edmond 7. Chandier-9S.
2S-WilIiam j. Harrison-32.
29-William l.. Queen--30.
3O-Robert NJ. Snow-IO6.
3I-Horace L. McCoy, jr.-56.
32-R. H. Dreisonstok-1t1.
23-Roger Wean karr-S9.
3i-Warren n. Sullivan-l 10.
35-Th.odore Murphy-100.
36-Philip G. Uhler--IS.
SIC. +. Montgomery, k.-S'
Evening star., 1941-07-18

number tthe one after your
name by 13 and to the re-
suit add your'sequence num-
Der. That will give YOU q
figure showing approximate
" how far down you are
in the order of call.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-15

THREE ROOM furn.apt. Electric
refrigerator and cooler. 881 Or
ange st. 9-4Ii
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-15
Nazi Spy System
In j. s. Described

NEW YORK, Sept Is (UP)-
A confessed Nazi spy testified in
federal court today that high
ranking official of the German ges-
tapo came here in 1888 to organize
an espionage ring for the Reich
The witness was plump Elsa Weu-
stenfeld, placid, middle-aged
Yorkville secretary who, with l6
others, has pleaded guilty to spy
ing out United States defense sec
rets and sending them to Germany.
Miss Weustenfeld, who has been
an American citizen for IA years,
was the first member of the spy
ring to turn against her erstwhile
colleagues, l6 of whom are on trial,
from the witness stand.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-15
School Withholds
Fraud judgement
CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH
9Th and State

AUBURN, Cal, Sept. Is. tUP)-
The board of trustees of Placer
Junior college today withheld dis
missal of Leonard w. Sledge, edu-
Gator arrested on charge of partic-
ipating in a state unemployment
insurance sWindle, pending confir-
nation of the charges.
The board announced it had re-
ceived a telegram from Sledge say
ing in part, Sorry you will have
to cancel my contract" He had been
appointed associate dean of the
junior college for the term open
ing this month.
However, the board adopted a
resolution stating Sledge's contract
would be revoked IF the facts sub
stantiate the charges"
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-15

room duplex, COM
pletely electric with cooler. 534
Holt. 9-11TF
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-15
e-SlTUATIONS 6 WANTED

FOREMAN CAN TAKE charge of
growing lettuce etc. 10 years eX-
perience as foreman for the late
j. P. Garter, Cale&ico. Write Or
call Bernard c. Sims, jr, PHI. 169
or P.O. Box 265 CaleXico. 9-18
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-15

PORTABLE TYPEWRITERS
Royals, Underwoods, Remette at
$3494. Time payments.
OFFICE SUPPLY COMPANY
sol Main Street Phone 70
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-15

SERVICES

2ECONDITION your TYPEWRIT-
ERS, ADDING MACHINES, CAL
CULATORS and CHECKWRIT-
ERS now.
SPECIAL SUMMER RATES,
PHONE or write for a service es-
innate. All work guaranteed and
promptly done, in the best equip
ped shop in the valley.
McCOY'S OFFICE EQUIP. CO.
673 Main St, El Centro, Phi. 1153
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-15

DEAD STOCK removed free. Phone
Immediately. Brawley 84-J.
". Rendering Co. Brawley, Cal.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-15

BEST PRICES paid for iron, metal,
rags and grain sacks.
SAM NALIBOFT JUNK co.
584 Broadway Phone 3oS
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-15
Only Circulation
Brings Results
POST = PRESS
WANT = AID RATES
Minimum SOC


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Minimum charge SOC
Three days for price of 21a days
Six days for price of four davs
Contract rates on application
FOLLOWING CASH RATES AP-
PLY ONLY IF PAID WITHIN
s DAYS, COLLECTION SUR
CHARGES THEREAFTER.
DEADLINE 1890 a. m. weekdays
Sun. deadline IL a. m. Saturday
Want ads are sold only In COM
bination Imperial Valley Press
and Morning Post or the Post
Press on Sunday
POst-PreSs Wdnt-Ads
Bring Results!
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-15

24-Wanted - Miscellaneous
WANT TO BUY small pressure
pump. Phone 1614-W Holtville.
692 Pine Ave-, Holtville. 9-17
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-15
FOR RENT

FOR RENT unfurnished house 3rd
house west ON north side San
Diego HiWay. 9-l8
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-15
l3-ROOMS FOR RENT

FOR RENT. Furnished room with
private entrance for gentleman.
1900 s. D. Hiwav. 8-25TF
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-15

WILL PAY CASH for used adding
machines and portable typewriters.
McCOY'S OFFICE EQUIP. CO
673 Main Phone 1883 Ell Centro
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-15

FOR SALE 1880 Ford Pickup in
good shape. sis Bdwy, Ell Centre
9-10TF
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-15
25-LET'S SWAP

25-LET'S SWAP
WILL TRADE Kelvinator refrigera-
tor for COW. 2 blocks so. Ben
netts shop. w. K. Dulaney, Heber.
Gle
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-15
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