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Evening star., 1941-10-02
HELP WOMEN.
(Cuptip1,aHA

OPERATORS for laundry marking depart
ment; earning capacity SIS-S30 weekly;
skilled and experienced operators. Apply
at once. Will consider several intelligent
women to train for these positions at
the above minimum wage. Box 47-D. Star.
PASTRY COOK. experienced. for high
SCHOOL cafeteria. Call Taylor 1910. Mrs.
and coat shop; steady position right
through the year, good pay and commits
sion. hours till 8 pm. only Apply all
week, Lucky Strike Dress Shops. 1919 G
dept. Apply Whelan Drug Co. Rm 400,
Commerce & Savings Bank Bids 7th and
sEAMSTREss, experienced, for drapery and
upholstery sewing, Hoffman UpnolsteTers,
2447 18th st. NV.
STENOGRAPHER, between 1926: perma-
nent position in brokerage office. Box
IBID. Star.
qualified: GOOD OPPORTUNITY. Answer
in detail, giving age education, expert
ence and salary expected. Box 166-D Star.
TEACHER. experienced pre-klndergarten,
exp. IN piano and rhythm. State salary
TYPIST-Permanent position in office of
nationally known company writing fire and
automobile insurance: one with expert
ence in this line preferred. Apply Room
TYPISTS WANTED-SeVeral rapid, inteIli-
gent typists accuracy and speed required,
salary, $50; FIVE day week. Excel
lent working conditions Give age. train
ing and references. Box 449-T, Star.
WAITRESS. experienced: also one for
lunch hour. Apply Squire Grill 500.
ST. NV.
WAITRESS. experienced, for tearoom: no
Sunday or evening work. F1reside Inn.
l742 Conn. ave. NV.
WAITRESS. 1890 am. 70 2:30 pm. and
5 to pm. Venezia Tea Room. 1856
Conn. ave. NV.
WAITRESS. experienced, over 81 years
Apply 34l9 Conn. ave. NV. WO. 9179.
WAITRESS WANTED. Apply 2llO G
st. NV.
WAITRESS, experienced. Apply Nun Fong
Restaurant 1917 Rhode Island ave. ne.
MATTRESSES, WAIT E APPLY PRINCE GEORGES
CALL BERWYN 7s5
WAITRESS. evening meal, 3 hours. 4 80
70 30; SlO.50 per week ana one meal.
Mr.. Miechel, 1445 Mass ave. NV. %
WOMAN, Eo5, AN. young, white, eompaniopable,
with adult family 3933 18th NV.
WOMAN, white. to assist care baby some
s;,I n. W, no Iaunqry; small family: SO week;
WOMEN for part-time lunch counter
%orK' I2-@' CornWeils. Inc. 1929 o G
WANTED, EXPERT TECHNIcIAN. to do
routine laboratory work, including blood
chemistry and counts; experience in intra-
NO. 3433 Immediately.
OPPORTUNITY FOR LADY-Wanted. at
tractiVe middle-aged lady to take over
cashier Work anG supervision Of female
personnel in Washington ID. c. unit Of
large restaurant chain; salary and bonus
ABBY p, O. Box J2lS
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HELP MEN.

SHOE SALESMAN. steady and part time.
1or better womens shoes. Call Atlantic
9iAi Tor interview
SHOP FOREMAN-Man over 40 years OF
age. with mechanical experience, capable
of taking full charge of auto repair shop;
permanent position; exceptional oppor-
tunlty for right man. See Mr.. Dillon,
Ia. l4th 81. NV.
SODA DISPENSER. experienced; good pay,
good hours. Cathedral Pharmacy. 5000
Conn. ave NV.
SODA DISPENSERS, experienced S25 wk.,
good hours. California Pharmacy, @l62
SODA AND SANDWICH MAN experienced.
TO manage fountain, $50 week TO start.
Box 20A Star.
SODA DISPENSER. good opportunity for
Apply Babbitt,s. 1l06 F ST. NV.
sTOCKROOM BOY, steam table man,
: fountain boys. Apply in person to Mr..
Butler, at Howard Johnson Restaurant,
corner of Wis. and Western aves.
STUDENT. white about ~ years of age,
to supervise dishwashins. every evening
and all day Sunday; small salary and
dinners. 1884 Conn. ave.
TRUCK DRIVERS 90, freight exp; union
wages. steady employment Apply Capitol
Motor Lines, 9th and D sts s.W.
TRUCK MECHANICS go and GD metal
SesGo STEADY work See Mt u BURGESS sterrett
TYPIsT AND BOOKKEEPER WANTED.
Apply No. L st. s.w.
WAITER AND HOUSEMAN, colored. for
boarding house: experience required Do
not phone. 1912 10th 81. NV.
WALTERS C2), dishwasher, houseman (col-
ored). Apply 1928 22nd st. NV
WAITER. colored. experienced one for all
day work and one for evening dinners
and all day Sunday. 1884 Conn. ave.
WANTED-HouSeboy. colored, 1916 Mass.
ave. NV.
WANTED-An experienced grocery clerk.
Apply at Clagett'S Market, 4233 Wis
Evening star., 1941-10-02

COUNTERMAN for Uline Ice Arena. Ap-
ply Mr.. Brownley arena, 3rd and M Sts.
u at
Evening star., 1941-10-02

GIRL, single. for high-class cocktail lounge.
3 nights weekly. Call Emerson 7035 after
4:30 pm
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FARMER, married Cwhite), experienced,
small family: = mixers; good wages TO
right man. Miss Helen Williams, General
Ano
Evening star., 1941-10-02

9TTTCHER- experienced Steady Job. Good
nav. Reference required. Apply at once,
Tip-Top Market. 5517 N. Wilson olVd..
Arlington Va OK 2S3S.
Evening star., 1941-10-02

HOUSEKEEPER and exp. practical nurse:
middle-aged and white: good cook; adult
family. nice salary; ref WI 1892
Evening star., 1941-10-02

CHEF wanted experienced; good pay; also
second cook 237 N Gebe rd,, Arlington
va Take Buckingham bus.
Evening star., 1941-10-02

GIPL OR WOMAN. white. general house
work. and care of two children. RA. 6945.
GIRL, experienced marker, for dry clean
ing plant. Apply Ulman Cleaners. 56lS
Evening star., 1941-10-02

SIS ROOMS-21 BATHS.
Serving meals daily TO 10 paying
guests. Mass. ave, near Dupont Circle
gross. income quoted by owner. S4,500
monthly. profit, $500: $1,000 down han
dies: inspection invited by appt Call
LANE PASTOR.
1910 Vermont Ave- Room 1121. RE 2lls
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FIRE ADJUSTER,
INSURANCE ADJUSTEF
ARROW CAB CO.

BUSBOYS, porters, dish
washers. Apply 1884 Upshur
st. NV.
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DRIVER. experienced, for dry cleaning
establishment. Walker & Co., 23l7 18th
Evening star., 1941-10-02

BOOKCASE, walnut. SIS: cabinet radio.
SO; walnut table. SO; piano bench. NAH.
S5; porch glider, So: . pr. silk drapes, So.
Mrs. Henshaw, Glebe 1850.
Evening star., 1941-10-02

BEAUTY OPERATORS. general operator
also manicurists; must be thoroughly eX-
perienced. Guilbo, Inc, MICHIGAN 1910.
Evening star., 1941-10-02

DRIVER. experienced, for dry cleaning
plant. Apply Ulman Cleaners, 56lS Conn
Evening star., 1941-10-02
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.

BEAUTY OPERATOR, experienced: steady
position. pleasant surroundings. Lilyan'S
Beauty Salon. 6133 Georgia ave. NV.
BEAUTY OPERATOR. for manicuring and
scalp treatment. Apply HerShey's Studio,
1910 o0th er n "
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

RETURNING TO MIAMI, OCTOBER
want l person or couple. Call Il. 1850.
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EXCEPTIONAL
OPPORTUNITY

~ l. N<AS 1NA
For ambitious, progressive
salesman, preferably one with
dry cleaning experience, GOT
H st. ne.
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HELP MEN.


Opportunity for live wire. with Washing
ton experience, to acquire interest In oflce;
must be able to sell and organize. Box
4 IN
Evening star., 1941-10-02

SALESMAN, assurance OF big pay Steady
employment, pleasant work. Buyers very
receptive. Our product necessity and
furnished. Co-operation in closing your
sale. Our representatives are successful.
You can be, TOO with our unusual plan
you UP, by old established firm. Earnings
NJ to $3.50 per week. Please contact our
Mr.. Hedinger for complete details. Book
Ludt Orga anization, 5000 Wis. ave, corner
Pm (-haI.,. Cha
Evening star., 1941-10-02

BOOKKEEPER AND TYPIST for building
and loan company. State education, ex-
perience, qualifications: references re-
nuirpd Boy 1hS-D- Star
Evening star., 1941-10-02
PERSONAL.

WANTED transportation for children from
in Chevy Chase WI. 9s73.
NURSE WILL CARE FOR GONZALES
cents in her own home; special diet; doc
tors reference. WO. 1865.
WANTED D-LITTLE-USED STATION WAC
on. any make. Temple 45l5.
TRANSPORTATION WANTED FOR BOY
of 10 from End and Gallatin NV. to John
Quincy Adams School and return daily.
Call after 6 pm, Taylor 0922.
PERSONAL LOANS TO EMPLOYED
people for any. worthy, purpose. $50 to
used Dial w. L. WALLER, Glebe 1112.
IF you NEED EXTRA MONEY FOR PAY
ING BILLS OR for any purpose just give
me telephone call You can get 500 and
need repay only S1.7S per week. which in
cludes interest, the only charge. Other
amounts in proportion. Just call JACK
HEMORRHOIDS ERADICATED BY MY
own method. Results effective for a life
time or money back Write for booklet. No
drugs or surgery; DIR. SOMMERWERCK
1865 Columbia I'd Adams 038S.
TO ANY EMPLOYED MAN OR WOMAN:
Whenever you need S25 to $500 in a
hurry, Just give me telephone call. You
can get this EXTRA MONEY SIS long as
you need it and the only charge is interest
for the exact time you have the money.
Just call DAVE PENNEY, Chestnut 1924.
FOR A SLIM, MORE PERFECT FIGURE,
treatments, S5. Ladies only. Cali AD.
6Q4S 81
Evening star., 1941-10-02

GOOD pay Steady work 1912 10th st. NV.
DISHWASHER and waiter, colored. Apply
2OO2 St NV. Toronto Cafe.
bISHWASHER, colored, experienced. Ap-
ply 1922 P ST. NV
Evening star., 1941-10-02

CARPENTERS wanted, with tools. Apply
Evening star., 1941-10-02

ROOKKEEPER in bank. must have general
knowledge of commercial bank bookkeep-
giving age, education, experience and sal
ary expected. Box 167-D. Star.
Evening star., 1941-10-02

PTTTCEER, 1st-class; also vegetable clerk;
state fun particulars, age. experience. rel
erences; D. G S. experience preferred
Box 254-D. Star.
Evening star., 1941-10-02

GIRL for soda fountain and table service.
no Sunday work. Apply Augustus Deli
catnssnn on Ond 81 o
Evening star., 1941-10-02

CLERKS WANTED = Several intelligent
young ladies twhite) for clerical work in
pleasant surroundings; five-day week sal
/ airy. $50 per week; state age, experience.
II any, and give references. Box 106-R,
| Star.
Evening star., 1941-10-02
PART-TIME WORKERS,


Men with cars who can work from q to
pm evenings per week. must have
initiative, ambition. mature inJelligence
and neat appearance II you can qualify,
We offer a most unusual opportunity Of
consistently. , local references required.
Write fuN details to Box l5-A Star.
Evening star., 1941-10-02

ELECTRICIANS wanted permanent Job,
must know D. G. code. Box DOR, Star.
EMBALMER to work at funeral home;
steady work, chance for advancement;
must have D. c. drivers license. good
habits, sober and industrious; good salary
to start. Apply for interview, 1900
Evening star., 1941-10-02
SPECIAL NOTICES.
FREE DUMPING.
HELP MEN.

Dirt brick bats, cinders concrete,
rock ashes at 300 blk. Bls6enshurg I'd.
n E. For information. call HyattsvIlle 96s5.
Evening star., 1941-10-02
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

SiiOa aIlONS DOMESTIC.
COLoRED. frst-class cook, general house
st. NV. STAY night ..
GIRL, colored, wants any kind of morn
ing part-time work; good city reference.
GIRL. colored, reliable wishes general
37s9
GIRL colored, very neat wants morn
ing work: hours til /; references.
GIRL, colored. wants s.h.w- or waitress;
ful or part time; references. RE. 5S25.
GIRL wants part-time work. eve. or
morning. Phone Dupont Ais.
GIRL, colored. wants gh.w., no cooking;
fond Of Children go home nights AT.
GIRL colored. wants g.hw- nurse maid
or days work. Call North 4762.
GIRL, colored, wishes morning part-time
NO YORK, s trom to l:3o PM references
GIRLS CD. colored, want general house
work; no Sundays; references. North
5299
PART-TIAIE DAY woRK~aExp. colored
HO 1895.
WOMAN wants laundry work by the
week or day; have references. Dupont
O324.
WANT CLEANING from am to l pm
or laundry to take home. DI. 4063. 1907
21st st. NV.
RESPONSIBLE Christian woman wishes
lady. Box 57-R. Star. ,.
WOULD LIKE TO PLACE my housekeeper,
white, Industrious, cheerful; no laundry.
SH. 5969-J
Evening star., 1941-10-02

GIRL. WHITE, HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE
or better, tipping, filing and graphotype
experience helpful: chance for advance
ment Box 165-D, Star
Evening star., 1941-10-02

DENTAL ASSISTANT and receptionist, ex-
perience not necessary: S14 week to start
State age, qualifications and phone no., and
inclose snapshot. Box 53-D, Star.
GIRLS, ! 3 to 25, to teach ballroom dane
ing; experienced or inexperienced. RE.
431n after
Evening star., 1941-10-02

BOY white for grocery store; good oppor-
tunlty: S15 week. 400 l4th NV.
BOY to answer phone in contractor
Office 1921 9th st. NV.
Roy, white, printing shop experience;
D C. permit 1914 Fl 81. NV.
Evening star., 1941-12-11
United States VS.. James B. Harrell

United States VS.. James B. Harrell
and Goyt S. Lewis.
United States VS.. James w. Brooks.
United States VS.. James P. Perry.
United States VS.. William w. Scott.
United States VS.. John C. Barnes
and Paul F. Clark.
United States VS.. Arenus Reid.
United States VS.. James T. How
ell.
United States VS.. James Ander-
son and Nathaniel D. Jackson.
United States VS.. Henry C. Nestor.
United States VS.. Edward Reid.
United States VS.. Robert j. Beck
and Charles E. King.
United States VS.. Lonnie Strong.
United States VS.. William T. Dass.
United States VS.. Abraham Witt.
United States VS.. Francis A. Yates.
United States VS.. James Mcclure.
Sentences referred:
United States VS.. Annie B. Colson.
United States VS.. Prather S. Clark.
United States VS. Willie Cooper.
United States VS.. Herbert l.. Pleas
ant, sr.
United States VS.. William A. Reed.
United States VS.. Frank c. Statler.
United States VS.. Albert J. Wlllett.
United States VS.. Harry c. Will
liams.
Sentences mot REFEREED:
United States VS.. John Thomas.
United States VS.. Wallace Wash
ington.
United States VS.. Alton Rome.
United States VS.. Harry Kidwell.
United States VS.. Willie A.
Cheatem.
United States VS.. Bernard Tate.
United States VS.. Lucius Shefheld.
United States VS.. Edward Lewis.
United States VS.. Melvin E.
Brazell.
United States VS.. William F..
Craver.
Criminal Court No. -Justice
Morris.
Sentences (referred:
United States VS.. Minnie Alex
ander.
United States VS.. Benners S. Mill
gan.
United States VS.. William L. Ern-
hart.
Evening star., 1941-12-11
Court Assignments
DISTRICT COURT.

In any case wnere poStponement
of the hearing of a motion is to be
requested notice should be given the
motions clerk not later than o'clock
the afternoon before such motion is
set for hearing. 1t will be the policy
of the court not to grant postpone
ment if the aforesaid notice is not
given, except when extraordinary
conditions have prevented the giving
of such notice.
Roll call of motions will be at 9:45
an, as heretofore has been the
practice.
Motions-Justice David A. Pine.
Assignments for tomorrow:
Whitney VS.. Whitney; attorneys,
Wilson-Espey.
Beard VS.. Beard; attorneys, Espey
-Leeman.
Weisfeld VS.. Weisfeld; attorney,
Halpern-pro Sc.
Zimmerli VS.. Zimmerli; attorneys,
Cusick-Sheehan
Polling VS.. Polling; attorneys,
Shaplro-Conn.
Brandt VS.. Brandt; attorney,
Britton-pro Sc.
Nestor VS.. Cooper; attorneys,
Korman-Canfield.
Anderson VS.. Anderson: attorneys,
Smith & Edwards-Sherier.
Bennett VS.. Bennett; attorneys,
McNeill-KOrman.
Hurdle VS.. Hurdle; attorney, Neu-
decker-pro Sc.
Prindle VS.. Prindle; attorneys,
Conn-Hamilton
Phillips VS.. Phillips; attorneys,
Chamberlain-Kaplan.
Gooding VS.. Gooding; attorneys,
Kaplan-Nichols.
Sullivan VS.. Sullivan; attorneys,
Keogh-OConnell.
Dugan VS.. Dugan: attorneys, Hill
yard-Myers.
Potts VS.. Potts; attorneys, Smith
McMenamin.
Lusby VS.. Lusby; attorneys, Neu-
decker-Murphy.
White VS.. White; attorney, Parker
pro Sc
Clark VS.. Clark; attorney, Wilson
pro Sc.
Sapoznick VS.. Sapoznick: attor-
news, Neudecker-Boardman.
Graebner VS.. Graebner; attorneys,
Grantham-O'Connell
Martin VS.. Martin; attorneys,
Rosenfeld-Di Leo.
Wyatt VS.. Wyatt; attorneys, Git
telman-Conn.
Edmonds VS.. Edmonds; attorneys,
Goldstein-Corrigan.
Evening star., 1941-12-11

lumbia; attorneys, H. L. Ryan, jr.-
corporation counsel.
726-Cobb VS.. B. e. o. r. r. Co. !;
attorneys, Newmyer e. Bress; r. G.
Lamensdorf-Ha & Hamilton.
353-Kite VS.. Baker ct al; attor-
neys, j. R. Esher, w. M. Shea
J. r. Kirkland, A P. Fisher, Bau-
man & Burnett.
833-Kidwell VS.. Malaby attor-
neys, Joseph ]. Malloy-C. E. Ford
721-Struck VS. Guide ct al; at
torneys, Joseph Fitzgerald, jr.; A. B
Shield-Whiteford, Hart & Car
mody.
981-Marshall ct al. VS. District OF
Columbia; attorneys, H. L. Rabbit
H. R. Bishop-corporation counsel.
1026-Martin, ct al. VS.. Simms, ct
Evening star., 1941-12-11

United States VS.. Floyd w. Brown.
United States VS.. Edward E. Nc
Connell.
United States VS.. Augustine
Proctor.
United States VS.. Homer l.. Rogers.
United States VS.. Henrietta Smith.
United States VS.. Juanita Taylor.
United States VS.. Curtis Spivey
(not referreO, Alfred Holmes and
John z. T. Russell.
United States VS.. John Lewis.
Sentences (not REFEREED:
United States VS.. Purcell c. Co..
zens
United States VS.. Joseph Earl
Thomas.
United States VS.. Hiram P. Leake.
Motion:
United States VS.. John BattiSta.
Criminal Court No. 3-Justice Let's.
Sentences:
United States VS.. Paul Miller.
United States VS.. William Smith.
United States VS.. Howard W. Will
liams, George Thomas and Clayton
Pima.
United States VS.. John T. Landon.
United States VS.. Walter Harris.
Evening star., 1941-12-11

United States VS.. Walter D. Reed.
United States VS.. William M.
Rushing.
Motions:
United States VS.. Ernest w. White.
United States VS.. Hattie F. Small.
United States vs.. Arthur Ham
mond.
Trials:
United States VS.. James A. Dent.
United States VS.. Bulley Epps and
George NJ zeigler.
United States VS.. Thomas S. Fow-
Ter.
United States VS.. Elizabeth A.
Robinson.
United States VS.. Sylvester Butler
United States VS.. Thomas l.. Mel
son.
United States VS.. George Baxter
and Willie Ritter.
Jury Actions.
350-Held VS.. Radio Cab Co.; at
torneys, D. X. Offutt-Roberts &
McInnis.
674-Bates VS.. Williams; attorneys,
N. E. Sill-Alonzo Ware.
572-Reynolds VS.. District of Co
Evening star., 1941-12-11

1t will cost money to defeat
Japan. Your Government calls
on you to help now.
Buy defense bonds or stamps
today. Buy them every day,
if you can. But buy them on
a regular basis.
Bonds cost as little as Sl8.75,
stamps come as low as 10
cents. Defense bonds and
stamps can be bought at all
banks and post offices, and
stamps can also be purchased
at retail stores and from your
newspaper carrier boy.
Support your Government
with your dollars.
Bissell VS.. Bissell; attorneys, Wood
Prescott.
Whiddon VS.. Whiddon; attorneys,
Cumberland, Jacobs-Reeves.
Breedlove VS.. Breedlove; attor-
neyS, Jones-JackSon.
Councillor VS.. Councilor-attorneys,
Canfleld-Neudecker.
Ernest VS.. Ernest; attorneys, Mar
shall-McCullough.
Hillman VS.. Hillman: attorneys,
WilSon-Fliedner.
Lebensburger VS.. Lebensburger
attorneys, OBrien-Lichtenberg.
Criminal Court No. 1-Justice
GOldsborough.
United States VS.. Juan J. Toma-
delli
United States VS.. Thornley, D. Har-
ris.
United States VS.. william o. Eden
Evening star., 1941-12-11

al; attorneys, r. r. Atkinson-M.
F. Bischoff
Berlebach, ct al. VS.. Ranere,
CSee COURT ASSIGNMENTS.
Page Bid
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-27

"A splendid gift . One of these
stylish fur Chubbies -. Fox, OPP
poSum and other authentic furs
with rich satin lnlngS SO popular
now for parties.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-27
Whittier Transfer
Proposal Studied

SACRAMENTO NCr. . Up 49,
DR. Aaron j. Posanott state dlrecto.
of institutions, said tooay ne Wi.
take under amusement a state per
sonnel board recommendation Una
Robert v. Chandler, superintendent;
OF the Oakland Industrial schoo.
for the blind. be transferred lmmec-
lately TO whittier a. uperlntenden'
of the Fred c. NeileS school.
Rosanoff also was informed by
the board that il will NOT call ne"
civil service examination TO fill thf
vacancy at Whittier caused py the
recent resignation OF william Cox.
Last week the director requested
the board to hold the examination
as scheduled.
G. G. Spencer, assistant superln-
tendent at Whittier, is acting super
intendent until CoXs successor L
named.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-27
Circus Due Here
For Show MonduV

Circus is conne, HeralGlng tie
seasons gayest holiday is the an
nouncement that Russell Bros
Greater American Circus VII ex-
hinit at East Main and FairchIl,
streets, Monday. Dec
With a brilliant array of sensa-
tional new features. two perform
ances will be presented. afternoon
and night, under Russell Bros
beautifully restyled big top.
Among the headllners are tn
world famous Clarke family of bare
back riders starring Miss Ernestine
sweetheart Of the equestrian world
the Four AcavedoS. Latin Ameu-
can wizards Of the tight wire; Wal
ter Jennier's marvellous trained sea
exhibition featuring Buddy. the most
highly educated sea lion of all time
Miss Aerialetta, Americas foremost
feminine aerial gymnaSt: the Fly
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-27
Tourists Benefit
Farmers, Claim

Imperial Valley farmers ma nor
know it, but their prosperity Is de-
pendent to a very large extent OF.
the number G! tourists that cal.
be attracted here.
That's the opinion of officials OF
the Associated chambers of COM
merce. and II will be elaborated
at Fridays meeting OF the organ
ization at CaleXlCO.
The chamber will definitely COM
nit itself to a long range program
looking toward increased tourist
trade for the valley if present plans
are carried out. it was said.
Tourist business in the 10 south
ern counties Of California amounted
to S193 100000 last year in addeo
income and was exceeded only by
oil. There were ! COL 900 visitors
averaging an expenditure OF sll4
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-27
This'N Leave a Lot Of Luxury Liners
To Gather BarnacIes in World Ports

LOS ANGELES. Nov. -. up
Thomas Watson University of Cali
fornia engineer predicts that II
years after the close OF the present
war practically all transoceanic
passenger service Will bc by a!rplant
with ships deyoting their transpOE-
tation exclusively to height cargoeS
Watson declared that with the
close of the wa and the tOonne
up of the vast airplane factories
of the nation that IS now under
way there will be little slackenlne
UP of airplane manufacture. The
only change will be that the planes
will be made tor civil ana COM
mercial use instead Of war.
~After the close of the war" he
said. there will be a great up
surge in air travel Within 10
wears. almost all ships will be re-
duced TO the status OF 1reighters
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-27
New Secret Nitro
Process Revealed

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov ". up
The United gates now is III {
position to produce l00000J.00.
pounds CT INT annuallV-nearll
FIVE times a. much as in l9l8-by 6
rev process which has been
closely guarded secret 70. TX years
The existence Of this new secre'
process was revealed to the Amer
lean Petroleum Institute by D.
Gustav Eglcff. director o. research
0: the Universal Oh Product OF
Chicago and himself one OF tn
men who developed tn method.
Uncle Sans superiority IN tAt
production OF INT might i'll ltse.!
be the deciding element in III
winning Of the War. he said.
In the las: war Dr.. Eelcff cX-
planned. production OF TNT-tr.-
nitro -toluene-Wa6 held up by IN
tagging production 0. toluene on
of the basic elements OF the eXp!O-
sive.
Tho liquid was then made en-
tirely from coal and il was lmpos-
s!ble for the army . get the guam
titles demanded.
Following the close CT World Wa:
I. oil chemists went 10 work on tin
problem and 2iX years ago Dis
covered a method OF securing tn
Yi;al element IRON gaJollne il IN
bel4Cyable amounts.
Dc:aii5 Of tn process were take:
70 ARM officials IL Wa,h.n-toL
ana although al that zine ther
were only run.y., Of anotne. va:
they decldeo - ,akc no chance.
Tne formulas we're o.nclall,
patented" and th- entire matte.
had been keDt secret eve! sine
Egloff explained that while 70!
OF coal Yields only three -a!.ons C.
Toluene. on ton e gasoline give
l.CG0 gallons and at less expense
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-27

each. This number ui tourists eqUa
&c per cent of the permanent po'
ulatlon in the southern area. {
- imported cau>umeYe out O: ever
leo permaneu, consumers. who COZ
sumed $4,000 carloads Of fCodstuff
Jack Little, public relations c.
rector OF the All-Year Club c
Southern California. Will be l..
main speaker RarCherS and farm
erS are specially urged to attend Il
meeting and hear the facts
tourist cash expenditures benef
to them. Dinner is scheduled fC
7:30 p m. at Hotel De ANA In &C
dition there will be speakers on II
proposition o. reviying the Broao
way of American Association for the
purpose OF increasing the flow ,
tourist travel through the Yum
gateway and the Imperial Valley.