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Erlberto l.. Miranda, Panama.
Ramon Miranda, Panama.
Alexandra Morales, Panama,
FREDERICK Arvisc Martinez.
Jose Felix Martinez.
Herbert j. McCutchan. FIT. Ben
ming, Georgia.
Pablo R. Medina.
Stanley Mercer, Army.
Hubert Merryweather, signal corus
of air base at Tucson.
Eugenio B. Miranda.
Joseph L. Miller.
Dionicio Castro Morales.
Edward Lopez Montoya.
Ricardo Montijo.
Frank Moson, Jr, Camp Roberts.
Calf.
Charles P. Moss.
Roberto Munoz.
Salvador MunoZ, Denver.
Pvt. Frank G. Mabante, Denver.
Colo.
Lieut.. Harrison Mangun, Aus
tralia:
Paul G. Macgregor, March Field,
Calf.
Emilio Martarn Panama.
Eddie E. Marian, Panama.
Lewis Mccormick, Camp Roberts,
California.
Cadet R. w. Mcclure, Jr., air
corps, Sheppard Field, Texas.
Gene Macdonald. San Francisco.
Alec Meadows, Pearl Harbor,
Honolulu
Edwin Mickey, aviation cadet,
Waco, Texas.
Clarence Nuttall, Navy submarine
school, Chicago.
Joseph D. NoelI.
Pvt. Manuel c. O'Campo. FIT. Bliss.
Texas.
Gilbert Ohnesorgen, Fort Bliss
Raul Ohnesorgen, Camp Wallace,
Texas.
Wilfido Ohnesorgen, Panama
Angel Robles Ochoa.
Luis Robles Ochoa..
Filiberto Olivas.
John Oliver, navy, Harvard Uni
versity.
Manuel s. Orozco.
Tony Gle la Ossa, Fort Bliss, Ell
Paso.
Carlos de la Ossa. afr corps, New
Orleans.
Elmer Phillips, aviation, Sheppard
Field, Texas.
Manuel Portillo Fort Bliss.
Hector Paez, Fort Bliss, Texas.
Amanda Parada,. Panama
Alexander PanaS
Sgt. George Parker, Jr., Camp
BarkeleY, Texas,
Alex Padilla, Army air corps.
Ernest Patton, Panama.
John o. Patton, Panama.
Steven .. Patton. Panama.
Francisco PegueroS, New Orleans.
Robert A. nesquelra. Panama.
CdrlOS ~. refers, Panama.
Carl B. Phillips.
Pablo Portelo, Fort Bliss. Texas.
Lewis Price, Panama.
Lewis Price, Jr., believed to oe in
Australia.
William Proctor
Gonzalo Puchi, Jr., Fort Bliss,
Texas.
Joe Pyeatt, Coast Guard, Ocean,
side, Calf.
Col. Marshall Quesenperry, Phil
| ippines.
Raymond Rada, Fort Bliss, Texas.
Alex Ramirez Panama.
Henry Ramirez, air corps, Aus.
| tralia
Hurnberto Ramirez, Australia.
Manuel Ramirez, air corps. MaSsa-
chusetts
Walter Ramirez, Scott Field,
Illinois
| Frank Arthur Reed
1t. Col Harry N. Renshaw,
Ecuador.
! 1st Lietpt. Eugene T. Richards,
! Woodrow Wilson Richards. ONO,
| F't. Bliss, Texas.
Fort Benjamin Harrison. Indians.
Guy Riggs. Navy
Spencer win Rittenhouse, Ft.
Bliss, Ell PaSo
Fred Ritter, Jr
| Oscar Roberts, Washington, DC.
| Jose S. Rivera, Jr
Frank Reed, Camp Roberts. Calf.
| Ysmael c. Renteria, FIT. Bliss.
Texas.
/ Robert R. Riley, Polk, Louisiana.
Arturo L. Robles, Panama.
| Enrique Robles, Panama
Abe Rochlin, Ft. Bliss, El Paso.
Raul l.. Rodriguez. Panama.
Manuel Romero Sinohui. Fort
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WHILE OFFICERS tough Dutch sergeant Of the Netherlands
the handling OF sub
world the Netherlands Legion
carrying Army which proved worth
the training developed the Legion into
had-6ehnx force ready to crack the Axis
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u ~ N n n n N "a N ~ ~ ~ N N N ~ N ~
IN OUR COUNTRY'S SERVICE
Following is partial list of Santa Cruz County
in n military service of
of similarly engaged dwinbe
o week.
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EEGAL NOTICE.
IN THE SUPERIOR CuTRT
Of Santa Cruz County,
State Of Arizona

In the Matter of the Estate OF
EVA F. PIKE,
Deceased.
No. 1882
NOTICE OF SALE OF
REAL ESTATE.
rorrpr II AITCHInN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-01

chewed piece of paper and re-
volver. all of which were taken
from Krug when FBI agents
seized him in Texas. Krug identi-
fled them.
The paper was the fragment OF
a card which showed the address
of hotel In New Mexico. y y
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-01
rug After Telling Court How Stephan Aided Flight to 7exa

Elmwood avenue with Stephan
April Is for beer.
y Similarly, William c. LEM, pro-
prietor of a supply house at 2215
Gratiet avenue, testified of inquir-
ing about bus fares to Chicago by
telephone at Stephan's request the
same day. *
( Another witness, August Halter.
said Stephan brought Krug to his
tavern at 1407 Randolph street
for drinks April 18. NAa
81 asked II the boy was FL
wears old" Halter recalled. Max
said Yes. or wouldn't have
brought him in. He's one of the
Meyers boys"
That night. Krug registered AT
the Field Hotel under the name Of
John Miller, according 10 Walter
j. limerick, hotel clerk.
TELLS OF HUNCH
Later that night I met Max
on the street and told him I had
a bunch I had taken In an es-
capped Nazi fier," limerick said.
"Maybe. You cant tell" Em-
erick quoted Stephan as reply
ing.
In the uniform of the United
States Army, Carl Erhardt OF
12075 Patrich avenue, now sta
toned at Jefferson Barracks, Mo-,
took the. stand. Stephan and Krug
visited his restaurant during the
.fugitive's birthday tour, he said.
"Stephan introduced the young
man as q friend from Milwau-
kee and asked me to sit with
Them" Erhardt testified. II
don't remember the CONVERSE
ton. Some of II was In Ger
man."
Erhardt'S testimony was con-
firmed by his wife. Eva.
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Escaped Ndzi Filler Says Tidery
Caused Him TO Betrdy Benefdtor
German Who Fled Canadian Prison Camp
Pictures Prisoner as the Perfect Host
Continued from Page oncl

nc that 7 stayed and testified
against him" said the dark
eyed aviator III that i so
wish 10 be- relieved of further
questioning.
at was not my intention to
testify against him. l was told
by the F'Bi 60 clear things mp.
I never wanted 10 testify against
the man who helped me. The
TBI said IL was just statement
OF facts already known.
ADJURED TO TELL TRUTH
futile folded his arms and SHOOK
his head.
81 can't help who YOU are
testifSing against. All can do
IL try 60 get the truth and all
can say j. TO tell the truth
he said
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-01
Coal RatiOning
Near;;Order Now
Is US. Warning

To those who have not as yet
answered the demand of govern
ment officials TO Immediately buy
coal. the Detroit Coal Company
offers a home storage plan. Fill
up now. without any payment until
September Then you may pay in
cash or in six or nine monthly pay
ments. Harold l.. Ickes, Washing
ton fuel co-ordinator. says Buy
now or go without. Heatless homes
next winter. unless YOU stock up
now" Call the Detroit Coal Com
pany, TO. S-S5O3. today for coal
without cash.
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"I made them In camp" he
said.
To Anderson, Krug recalled
joining the NaZi ain force in 1888
and being promoted to lieutenant
in 1910. He said he is being paid
S21 "a a month in additional pay"
from the Canadian government
while in prison,
EXPLAINS CHEWED PAPER
When the piece of chewed paper
was proffered by Anderson. Krug
explained that he had mutiliated
il because "it showed addresses
of people that didn't care TO have
arrested"
"Did Mr.. Stephan ever indi-
cate to you that he had n desire
to destroy the United States
government ="
mo-" was the reply.
Following krug 10 the stand
was Capt. Richmond Henry Atkey
of the Bowmanville camp dental
detachment. He testified that he
took roll call April II, the night
of Krug's escape.
Canadian Staff Sgt. Cecil J. Rule
told the court that prisoners OF the
camp attempted to conceal the alb
sence of Krug and his companion
! in flight by placing straw-fillec
dummies in their places.
"The dummies were dressed In
complete uniform. including I'M
derwear," he testified. "The
heads were made of newspapers
and -four paste, then painted. 1
grabbed one, but the men de-
strOyed the other"
PLACED AT TAVERN
]. Joseph w, Mcclure identified
4 Krug from pictures as the mar
who came 10 his tavern at 300,
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TOLD TO GO TO HOTEL

Later, he testified, the waitress
told him to go TO the Field Hotel
for the night.
"By the way, lieutenant, YOU
were not I'm uniform at the time,
were you ." Babcock asked.
Krug said no.
"Where was your uniform ."
injected Judge Tuttle. Did you
leave II In camp"
Krug half arose. Yes, your
honor
Krug said that on the following
day. April 19. he went 10 the res.
taurant and Stephen drove him tC
the bus station.
what did you do In Chi
cago?" Babcock inquired.
II can't tell you that as yet"
Krug said. ut is a military Sc
cret."
Krug then told of leaving Chi
Cago for New York. He haC
learned of the sailing of "A Swe'
dish boat, he said, and hoped tC
obtain passage.
Failing in his quest he started
a wandering trip that took hin
to San Antonio.
"You were arrested there"
Babcock asked.
Unfortunately, yes" the wit
ness replied.
Babcock introduced an atlas, a
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ADVERTISEMENT
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chewed piece of paper and a re-
volver, all of which were taken
from Krug when FBI agents
seized him in Texas. Krug identi-
fled them.
The paper was the fragment OF
IA card which showed the address
of a hotel In New Mexico. X y
REFUSES TO TELL
Can you tell us what was on
that card?" Babcock asked
NO. said Krug. II won't
tell you"
The prisoner said he had OBJ
tanned the name of Mrs. Bertel-
mann from comrades in camp"
Verne Anderson, counsel for
Stephan, took over the witness.
He began by asking Krug how
much money he had when he came
to Detroit The witness said such
evidence was "a military secret"
"Are you a voluntary witness
here?" ANDERSON asked.
81 am"
"Has the district attorney
made you any PROMISES"
mo"
ANDERSON: How much money
did you have when you left De-
troit?
Krug: If / answered that you
would know how much 1 came
here with.
Several FBI agents in the court.
room chuckled.
ANDERSON then asked Krug's ex-
PLANTATION of a military secret"
Krug said that all facts in ar
escape, since they gave informa
ton to the enemy, were military
secrets.
do you consider the time YOU
spent In that Duffield street dis
orderly house military secret ?"
ANDERSON asked.
krug flushed and turned Il
Judge futile.
II wish you would inform this
man not to question me I'm this
manner" he said.
well, inasmuch as the infor-
nation was brought out on di-
rect examination, see no reason
for a refusal to answer" Judge
Tuttle answered.
"Yes, but the other man Dab
cock) had far better Manners"
replied Krug.
SUBMITS TO QUESTIONING
Informed by the court that Am
berson was defending his host o
three months ago. the ruffled wit
ness submitted 10 further ques
tioning.
what did you have on under
your cOveralls when YOU came
from Canada? Did you have
coat and trousers
THAT would he a military Sc
cret," replied Krug.
ANDERSON: "WOuld II he n
military secret for you 10 reveal
whether YOU were wearing I'M
derwear
KRUG: mo, we are not recog-
nizable by our underwear. II
Is not a military secret. i was
wearing underwear"
He told the court that he bough
pistol and cartridges. found oil
5 him at the time of his arrest nea
! the Mexican border. in San An
, tonic, Tex. for Sl4.50.
81 wanted to take them back
TO Germany for souvenir. 1
had plenty OF money then" Krug
said. but he regarded the source
of the money as another mill
tary secret.
There was no connection between
his escape from Bowmanville AM
his promotion to oberleutnant, h
asserted.
cit takes two months for noti-
fication to come from home"
he explained. "And my promo
ton was waiting for me when 1
was returned to Canada"
Another mystery was lifteC
when Krug admitted forging th'
letters of Identification from thu
New York post office and TIT
French Line.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-01

Joseph w. Mcclure identified
Krug from pictures as the man
who came 10 his tavern at BOOB
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IDENTIFIES GIFTS

Stephan drove him downtown
and bought him a bag, necktie
and a billford Babcock submitted
the merchandise as exhibits. 1t
had been taken from Krug upon
his arrest.
He inspected the billford care
.dlly and held the blue and red
nccktic in front of his eyes adj
mIringly.
Eyes, Mr.. stephan gave me
these" Krug testified.
The witness frequently mopped
his brow with a handkerchief. His
dark blue uniform was Of heavy
material and the courtroom was
humid.
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HIS BIRTHDAY TRIP

His birthday trip" with Ste
phan was punctuatod by frequent
stops for drinks and food. he said.
They downed quick whisky
and beer at the first stop and
coffee and cake al the next. Krug
could not be sure Iof the addresses.
when did YOU meet Theodore
DonayP" Babcock questioned.
II did not meet him." said
krug. Hastily correcting him
self he gestured with his right
hand and added:
ooh, yes, forgot. do not
know the time"
lie said Stephan introduced him
as Lieutenant Krug
TELLS ABOUT ESCAPE
n told him about my escape"
krc related HE asked me
about the prison camp. I said
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-01

Krug. That is military
secret"
Led by Babcock's queries the
witness then traced his expert
enceS, how he had been shot dowr
while leading bombing squadron
over England and transferred tC
a Canadian prison. Krug was
precise about dates.
SKETCHES HIS ESCAPE
He sketched briefly his escape
from Bowmanvillc 10 Toronto and
was asked by the assistant district
attorney:
"Did you meet the military
police in Toronto?"
Krug smiled Yes" he said.
IL wish to submit two letters
for your Identification" said
Babcock. "Please tell me II you
did not show these 10 the mill
tary police"
One letter on stationery Of the
New York post Office and signed
by the postmaster said the bearer
was Jean Etiat.' a member OF
the Normandic crew and an au-
thoriZcd visitor here for the du
ration of the war
PAPERS ON FILE
The second was on stationery oi
the Normandie and explained
Jean Etiat had been employed on
the Normandic until the French
liner was taken over by the
United States II said his papers
were on file with the French
consul
Krug SAID ne had used the pa
pcrs.
The witness told how the mill
tary police had directed him. ;
purported French citizen, TO ;
Father McGrath" The prizes
bought him ticket 10 Windsor
from where he reached Detroi
April Il.
Krug verified previous informa
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That's ALL" Babcock snapped.

That's ALL" Babcock snapped.
you're excused"
Anderson made a gesture Of
resignation
Uniformed a. il for a dress
parade in the fathcrland, Krug
was led from the courtroom by an
escort of six G-men and Can
adian army officer The latter ac-
companied tho prisoner in conform
ance with the Geneva protocol
stating an officer prisoner must be
guarded by an enemy of equal
rank
Krug'S exit was made with the
same military pomp as his en-
saluting various military
figures and members of the court.
on his way into the court, the
prisoner clicked his heels together
i'm best Nazi fashion, took his cap
and gloves from beneath his el-
bow and handed them 10 John 5.
Bugas. Detroit FBl chief.
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BALKS AT OATH

-
stand, spectators of the damned
court ogled Clutching an English
( German dictionary in his left hand,
Krug refused to raise his other In
oath when offered a Bible.
Because he wore a uniform. he
explained, he could not be sworn.
Thus the oath was administered by
affirmation.
Krug glanced at the staring
Stephan without changing express
sion. The corners of the defend
ants mouth smiled family.
Krric.S ensuing testimony impli-
Gated not only Stephan but also
Theodore Donay, another natural
! ized German now held under $780,
600 bail, as conspirator IN ms
escape. The witness told also how
he had first sought out Mrs. Mar
garcia Bertelmann, a German
alien. and how she had referred
him TO Stephan.
\ Krug explained that he wanted
10 pet0 into this country for two
reasons.
WANTED TO TELL STORY
"First. 1 wanted to get back
and fight for Germany" he tes-
/ tilted. "Then / wanted to tell
some one here about conditions
In the prison camp
"What was this story" Bah
\ cock asked.
.Tn Camp w. things were
very bad" krdg replied. They
were better at BowmanNille'
But at Camp w. one of our off
GERS. Conrad. was shot. l.
thought Germany should know
\ of this"
SHE SMILES At HIM
Krug told this story to Donay
ne said. The government did not
follow into the use Donay IN
tended to make of IT.
Throughout the flier's teSti-
mony Stephan showed little eN-
nrrssion. His wife, however.
seated just inside the railing OF
the sitting COURTROOM SlllllSu a.
the witness frequently.
Krug substantiated an earlier
statement by Dist. Atty. John [,
lLehr before the jury of SIX men
and six women that he had been
unwittingly aided in his escape by
Toronto military police.
They questioned him when nc
arrived in Toronto from Bowman
Vile. he said, hut were satisfied
with his forged document showing
him one Jean Etiat," carpenter
once employed on the French liner
| Normandie,
PRIEST BUYS TICKET
The police put him in touch with
priest. Father McGrath, who
bought Krug a bus ticket tc
| Windsor.
| Seated on the witness stand
Krug kept his hands folded over
the dictionary,
In answer 10 Babcock'S queS.
tons, he identified himself as q
member of the German air force
"HOw long have you been
member of the force" BabcOck
asked.
! 81 cannot answer" replied
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ton that he had spent his first
night in this country sleeping in
a doorway and on April lS looked
up Mrs. Bcrtelmann.
He told her his story, he said,
and the woman phOned Stephan.
did you hear her converse
ton >" Babcock asked.
mot that l can recall"
did You discuss this CONVEX
SatiOn when she returned?"
misunderstanding the query,
Krug replied
eyes. She asked me If i
wanted some breakfast"
Joseph Bill, the interpreter.
explained the question to Krug.
The witness than replied that Mrs.
Bertelmann had informed him OF
calling Stephan.
Stephan arrived half an hour
later, the witness said.
Krug told how he had related
his escape story TO Stephan.
Together they left the Bertel-
mann residence for Stephan's res
taurant at East Jefferson avenue
at East Grand boulevard.
"Mr. stephan told me he
would he busy" the witness teS-
tilted. "He suggested l take a
walk downtown"
Krug said he walked 10 the
business district. but took a street
car back.
WHERE TO GET OFF"
How did YOU know where to
get of ." asked Babcock.
81 told the conductor To let
me oil at the United States
Rubber plant" Krug answered
with a smile.
ON his return 10 the German
American cafe. the prisoner said,
s ephan remarked:
This Is your birthday" PRE-
viouS evidence showed Krug be-
came % years old on the day
after his arrival here.) "He said
we should celebrate"
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Photo by International News Photos

conditions were very bad at
Camp w, where a man was
shot"
He said he could not remember
whether Donay gave Stephan $50
or gave it direct TO him.
IL told him II was not neces-
sary," testified the witness, "but
he waved me aside generously"
on their return TO Stephan's
restaurant, Krug said. two men
and two women came in. Stephan
introduced him as "a friend from
Milwaukee.
Pretty soon a waitress came
and whispered to me-" Krug
continued. (The waitress has
been identified as Erna
Schwartz "She said they did
not know who 1 was and that
should come with her"
Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-08
Bargain of Imperial Valley Use Them
$4,000 Nazis Die
On Russian Front

LONDON, May 8. (UP)-Radio
Moscow said today that 10000 Ger
mans had been killed or wounded
in the Lake linen area in vain eff
forts" to wrest the initiative from
the Russians.
The Russians have had the Ger
man 10th army corralled around
Staraya Russo, in the Lake linen
region for weeks.
Authoritative sources in London
said series of harassing actions,
feeling for weak spots, were in
progress on both sides, and might
be the prelude of an about often
Sive by either Russia or Germany.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-08
CUISINES OPPORTUNITIES

MUST SACRIFICE Ice Cream shop
Complete ice cream making
equipment, doing excellent bust
ness. Going into service and must
sell. Chance of lifetime. See
Bill Stein, 1872 No. 5th FL Centre
4-25tf
Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-08

EASY TERMS-80 acres in perfect
stand of young alfalfa. Best wat
er system in the valley. Anyone
who can give additional security
in either dairy stock or land re-
quires no money to handle the
deal. Possession at once. See own
er P. T. Martin AT ONCE. 11a
mi. south of Main st. Ell Gen.
tro on Dahlia canal. 5-6tf
Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-08
4TRANSPORTATICN

WANT RIDE To Amarillo, Texas.
Can go anytime after Tues. 5th.
Share expenses. Standard Station
9th and Main. Phone 1916. SILL
Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-08
6-HElP WANTED

HAVE OPENING FOR Woman
service station attendant. Good
steady Job for right person. 289
East Main. sill
Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-08

WANTED: Two experienced wait
resses. Apply at Rice Bowl. 452
MAIN. 5-12
Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-08

FOR SALE OR LEASE $50 acres
lake land. $25 per acre or $1,000
per year. Water. Direct deal. S.
S. Hathaway, Julian. So
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WANTED PIN BOYS
over 13 years. Steady work.
Ell Centre Bowling Alley. 129 No.
9Th.
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iI-HOUSES FOR RENT

REAR HOUSE, Partly furnished,
hardwood floors, two bedrooms.
$23. month. Key at 1040 So. 7th.
5-4tf
Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-08

WANTED: Middle age or younger
women for gen. housework, stay
nights. PHI. 8735-J-4. Holtville.
5-11
Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-08

JUDGE A. C. FINNEY has moved
his offices to 207-203 Bank of
America Bldg. So
Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-08

GOOD OPPORTUNITY For Ener-
getic man with car $500 week
has been made recently. Apply
1243 Main. bill
Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-08

MOTHERS DAY
A Corsage for Mother, Sunday
DESSERTS SEED co.
613 Main Phone 924
Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-08
b-HElP WANTED

WANTED YOUNG LADY With eX-
perience in bookkeeping and Of
flee records, capable of handling
sales inside store. Good starting
salary with excellent firm. Perm
anent. BIZ. Goodrich SilyertoWn
Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-08

5 ROOM Dwelling including furn-
iture, $50 Ell Centre Ave. Look
this over if you want real bar
gain. Price $1,000. Cash.
ALSO
ATTRACTIVE 20-acre tract fair
house. Price $4,000. Terms.
Phone 45W NUFFER LAND co.
5-13
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SEE THIS HOMESITE

SEE THIS HOME1oIIE
One acre of Glass A land with
plenty of shade. On head of fine
ditch. outside city limits. Only
few rods from paved highway
Easy monthly pay'ts, Terms. j.
A. Paine, 18th and Holt, Holtville
- 5-S
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i-LOST. FOUND, ESTRAY
2-Personals. Special Notices

SAVE WITH CASH & CARRY
MILK-l112c qt., 23c Y gal, Acc gal.
at Ross Ave, Dairy, l mi. E. Of
4th on Ross. p. Mora. Sill
Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-08
LAUNDRY

MEN-You can make good steady
wages on ice cream route. Bicycle
carts furnished 1243 Main. tt
Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-08

ATTRACTIVE, Nicely furnished
apartment with or without bath.
Also rooms. Parkview Apt. 604
Adams.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-08

FOR SALE: 1896 Chev. SITS 90.
Good rubber. Inquire at 636 30.
9th st. Ell Centric. 5-l2
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MZZZ !!zl,.!I|.l
I@ N$z4 lsgE1

PRIVATE Party will pay cash for
al car. No Dealers. Contact TO-
DAY. 427 ID" ST., Brawley ll33W
after 5. OIL
Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-08

NICE SMALL Lunchroom for sale.
Well talk terms. Harrys Lunch,
473 Broadway.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-08
23-MisceIIaneous For Sale

TWO 1875 gal. (neD butane tanks
for sale. See Hank Jensen 4-Cor-
ner Cafe. SLY
Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-08

Use the POST-PRESS WANT
ADS for results,
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FLORIST

A POST-PRESS WANT-AD can get
you that house or apartment you
want. Just call 300, and give the
Ad takcr all the particulars
Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-08
795 Main

1.-THE Farm Land Man" Since 1914"
liz mi. west of Courthouse. Phi. $50