davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-23

was plotted 10 include so many
things that you weren't quite sure
OF what might aSsail the ear next.
CUBAN SENSATION
After a performance of one of
his own berS, Faithfully
Yours" he added a cute little or
chestral Thank You which was
Immediately followed by two
movements Of the Tschaikowsky
Violin Concerto with Mary Becker
as Soloist. While Miss Becker is a
talented ViOliniSt with a fine tone
and academic attack, still. a work
of this sort hardly belongs in such
juXtapoSition 10 its surrounding
numbers, let alone appearing on
this type of program.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-23

"YOur Own Horoscope" by
Frances Drake, il one of many
famous features i'm The Detroit
Times
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-23

Your Own Horoscope" by
Frances Drake. j. one 81 many
famous features in The Detroit
EmeA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-14

age was different from the anthra
cite coal situation in that there was
no question of strike involved
1t is not something, he said, that
can be solved eventually over the
bargain table
Against National Oil Cut.
Mr.. Ickes indicated he did not
favor extension of the current 10
per cent cut in the value of fuel
oil coupons throughout the Nation
on the ground that this would not
bring in enough additional oil to
the East ito wet a sponge"
The fuel oil situation, he con-
coded, had been eased a little by
the pleasure driving ban. but he
added that II am still keeping my
fingers crossed, touching wood and
carrying a buckeye with me"
In the event that thousands of
coal consumers used to burning an
thracite would be forced to rely on
bituminous during the emergency
period, DR.. R. R. Savers, director of
the Bureau of Mines, today pointed
out that soft coal could be used sat
isfactorily by such consumers in
an emergency.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-14
| New Guinea Ace
Holds Lead With
3 Jap Planes
Ry the Associated Press.

Ey the Associated Press
SOMEWHERE IN NEW GUINEA
Jan. II Delayed Capt. Thomas
Lynch OF Catasauqua, Pa.-quiet
spoken, smiling and as Irish as his
name-is the ace OF American fight
er pilots in this area.
An air force tabulation TODAY
credited Capt. Lynch with downing
eight Japanese planes, top number
for any of the list of flyers who have
been striking at the enemy from
Australian and New Guinea bases
Capt. Lynch added two Zeros to
his tally December n to outstrip
1t. George S. WEIGH, P-40 War
hawk pilot, who has shot down
seven.
1t. WEIGH first won fame in Hon.
olulu, his plane there being one of
the few fighters to battle the Japs
during the Pearl Harbor attack.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-14
Ickes Halls Shipment
OF Anthracite 10
Canada or West
Strike 'ReprehensibIe,'
He Says; Hints Possible
U. S. Seizure of Mines

Stoppage of all hard coal ship
ments to Canada and points west of
Erie, Pa, was announced today by
Solid Fuels Co-ordinator Ickes in an
effort to relieve the growing anthra-
cite shortage in the East
| At the same time, Mr.. Ickes de-
nounced the -week-old strike of
Pennsylvania anthracite miners as
highly reprehensible' and indica-
tive of a reckless disregard of the
welfare of the country"
Mr.. Ickes intimated at a press
conference that if the strike were
not settled soon the Government
could take over the mines. Asked
whether he believed the miners
would work under such conditions,
he pointed out that In several pre-
vious instances Of Government seiz-
ure of strike-bound property differ
ences between the workers and the
management were soon composed.
100000 Tons Lost.
He estimated that 100000 tons
of anthracite coal had been lost to
the Nation during the last two
weeks. He said he did not believe it
was proper for the miners to raise
such an issue as the payment of
increased dues at this time.
Il don't think the public is going
to take it very happily" he said,
land I don't think it should"
In requesting coal operators to
conflne their anthracite shipments
to the East, Mr. Ickes said producers
are already suspending shipments to
regions adequately supplied or
where other fuel is available. At
the same time, he said, operators
were being asked 10 increase their
shipments of bituminous coal into
areas normally served by hard coal
as we'll as into the East. He pointed
out that under this ARRANGEMENT
it may be necessary for many do
mestic consumers to change at least
temporarily to the use of soft coal.
Dealers to Be Supplied.
Arrangements were being made,
Mr.. Ickes continued, to make suf-
ficient coal available to East Coast
dealers to meet emergency condi-
lions.
At this conference Mr.. Ickes held
out little hope that fuel oil supplies
would be materially increased or
that the ban on pleasure driving
soon could be relaxed. He did say,
however, that last week a total of
$4,000 barrels of petroleum products
were moved into the East daily.
That, he said, was the first time
since September that the figure has
gone above 100000.
He attributed the rise in shipments
largely to the successful efforts of
railroads to accelerate deliveries.
Mr.. Ickes declared he could see
mot the slightest justification" for
the suggestion of Senator Brew
ster, Republican, of Maine that mil
itary authorities take over the
problem of hauling oil into the East.
He said he was satisfied" that
everything possible was being done
to solve the problem.
He explained that the oil short
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-14
80 Of 40 Jap Bombers Downed,
One PurposeIy Left to Tell Story

The plane of the 34-year old flyer,
who won the Navy Cross for his
part in the battle of Midway, was
shot down in the middle of the Jap
feet during the battle OF Santa
Cruz Island in which the Hornet
was lost.
MY plane sank Is seconds after
it hit the water" he said. But the
rear gunner and I got out on life
raft. The entire Jap force steamed
right past us. One time we had
to paddle with our hands to avoid
being run down by a destroyer
He was rescued by one of his for
mer flying students in a patrol
plane.
From March to November, Comdr.
Widhelm figures, his squadron sank
one battleship, two cruisers. four
destroyers and four transports.
I'VE estimate that cost the Japs
5000, 900 ,000," he said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-14
New Jersey to Import
Southern Form Labor
BY the Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press
NEW BRUNSWICK. N. j.. Jan. a.
Importation Of southern labor to
work on New Jersey farms will be-
gin within few weeks, Chester j
Tyson, jr., State director of the
Farm Security Administration, an
nounced yesterday.
Mr.. Tyson said the seven FSA
offices IN New Jersey had received
Is requests for help so far and that
80 more were awaiting clearance
through the United States Employ
ment Service. AS soon as SUFFICIENT
requests are received, he said, re-
cruiting OF labor will begin on small
southern farms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-14
Conodion Wheat Deal
With Mexico Hit bv ice

WINNIPEG, Jan. IA canadian
Press Prospects for sale of ap-
proximately 100000 bushels Of
wheat to Mexico faded today after
the Interstate Commerce Commits
sion at Washington banned use Of
American rail facilities for carrying
grain between Canada and Mexico.
In December grain traders re-
ported Mexico was negotiating for
nearly 100000 bushels of wheat
and inquiry was being made for an
additional 100000 bushels. These
sources said sales completed in
volved 100000 bushels of which ESQ.,
600 were reported already loaded into
United States railway cars sent to
Canada for that purpose.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-14
BY the Associated Press,

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. l4.-Forty
Jap bombers swarmed over Guadal-
canal and within a few minutes
American dive bombers shot down
80.
A Navy flyer streaked after the
other one, but an order was radioed ::
Don't shoot him down. Let him
go back and tell the Others"
That's one of the stories brought
back from the Pacific by 1t. Comdr.
w. j. Widhelm of Humphrey, Nebr..
former commander of a scouting
squadron which was one Of the first
to 60 into action against the Japs.
Comdr. Widhelm came here with
other survivors of the aircraft car
rier Hornet. He is honeymocning
now with his bride, the former Eliza
beth Lord Cheney Of Chicago. whom
he married January 4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-14
Squad Car Beats
Stork to Hospital
By Twenty Minutes

Unable to get neighbors, a
taxicab. or an ambulance to
take his wife to Georgetown
Hospital at 1870 am. today,
Marine Sergt. Balfour Austin,
500 Forty-first street NV,
called police.
Scout car No. 81, manned by
Policemen v. c. Rautsaw and
James Roche, rushed to the
scene and sped Mrs. Cecilia
Austin, Is, to the hospital.
Twenty minutes after they
arrived at the hospital Mrs.
Austin gave birth to a 6-pound
5-ounce girl. Mother, daughter
and police--are doing nicely.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-14

application on rising production
costs.
The Maryland Virginia milk shed
Is now supplying about 100000 gal
Ions Of the 10000 daily consumed
here. The remainder comes from
New York and Pennsylvania, and
according to Mr.. Derrick Is i'm
ported at a loss.
The hearing, at which several
amendments to the Federal milk
marketing agreement also will be
considered, will be held In the Agri-
culture Department Auditorium at
10 am.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-14

and one-half for the six day was
signed yesterday by the Western
Pennsylvania Coal Operators Asso-
citation and the United Mine Work.
ers of America.
The District thus became the first
to acquiesce to Secretary of Int
rior 1ckes' request to speed up pro-
duction OF coal by increasing the
present flve-day, 35-hour work
week.
The agreement will add from $40
to $40 week to the miners pay.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-14
Hearing Ordered Monday
On Milk Price Boost

The Food Distribution Admin
istration has ordered q hearing
Monday on the application Of the
Maryland and Virginia Milk Pro-
ducers' Association to raise the price
of milk in this area cents per
quart. Producers now receive 81
cents, while the retail price is liz
in stores and Is cents delivered.
The producers, according to q
statement from B. B. Derrick, man.
ager of the association. base their
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-14
Officer Out for Walk
Nearly Takes Over
North African City

BY the Associated Press
SAN DIEGO, Jan. 14.-An
American Navy Officer went for
a stroll in SAT-, North Africa,
and had Q tough time to keep
from taking over the city.
las another ofncer and I
walked into the civic center,
city oficials thought we had
come to occupy their Offices"
said 1t. Frank Crime, jr., "a,
of New Bedford, Mass.
I'VE tried to explain with
high school French and sign
language that we merely
wanted to look around, but no
one could understand us. Fin
ally we found an interpreter
who explained our visit.
"The mayor was so relieved
that he showed US around,
himself"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-14

joined in pleas for an end to the
walkout, attended last nights meet
ing. To leaders of the 10000 miners
who decided to disregard the WLB.
James Hennihan. president of the
Baltimore local, declared:
Il defy any of you to stop us
from going back"
Representatives Of 10 Of the 16
locals involved in the strike reported
their membership had decided to
continue the walkout.
The strike began in protest against
a union dues increase from 81 to
81 so monthly, voted at UNIV con-
vention over the objections Of an
thracite delegates, who said dele
gates from bituminous fields held an
unfair balance Of power. The de-
mand for $2-a-day cost-of- living
bonus was q contributing cause.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-14
Cake for Centenuriun

SPOKANE, Wash. {P.-Some one
turned in a fire alarm when they lit
the candles on a birthday cake for
John Jerome White at a meeting Of
the Spokane athletic round table.
Whats going on?" inquired John
Jerome mildly--as he warmed his
hands over the 100 candles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-14
Six-Doy Week Adopted
In Western Pennsylvania

PITTSBURGH, Jan. IA R.-An
agreement providing six-day work
week for more than $1,000 soft coal
miners in Western Pennsylvania,
with time and one-half pay or rate
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-14

Domestic help is hard to find-but
you may find 1t through . want
Ad" in The Star,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-14
Coal

Continued From First Page.)
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-12-31
JAK Sc VYHNOUT
CHRIPCE.

Washington OWL - Pro
toze v cetnych oblastech Spoje-
nych StatG Tadi prave epide-
mic mirne chTipky, SET federal
nj zdravotn1 sluzby DIR. Thomas
Parran prohlasil, re podobne
epidemic nejsou mic zvlastnfho
V zimnim obdob1.O Cd roku 1918
Spojen6 Staty mely ma II tako-
vych epidemif chripky rozsfre-
nych pc celem 1zemf Spoje-
nych Statd. Mfstnf vybuchy by
ly ovsem mnohem pocetnejs1.
Nyn6jsf 'chripka" je zcela j.
ne formy cd povestne Spaniel
ky" z roku 1913 a slice v tom
smeru, re je mnohem m1rnejsi
formy, a mad to nepridavajf sc
k nj vazne komplikace jake to-
mu bylo v roce 1918.
Federaln1 zdravotnf Trad do
porucuje tudfz veTejnosti tato
opatTen1:
1. Kdekoliv je to NONE wy
hybejte Sc lidem maj1c1m rymu
2. Myjte 81 casio ruce- hla-
vn6 pred jfdlem.
3. Vyhybejte Sc nastuzen1 a
mokrym noham, pc vystaveni
spatnemu pocasf vymente 81
saty.
a. DobTe jezte. Hlavne nile
kO, zeleniny, ovoce, maso a ne
DO masne nahrazky.
5. Hodn6 odpocivejte.
6. Udrzte 81 dobrou ventilaci
V bytech. Zdrava bytova te-
plota by nemela byt vyssf 68 az
70 stupnG, teplota v loznic1ch
mnohem nizS1.
Kazdy z mas, prohlasil DIR.
Parran, ma vlasteneckou povin
most zabranit rozs1renf epide-
mie; ztrata pracovnfho 1silf ma
zaklad6 nemoci ohrozuje nasi
valecnou vyrobu.
TEN kteTf jiz onemocneli a
nebo jest6 onemocnenf, toto do
poruceni: ZGstante donna v po-
steli. To Size nezkratf vasi ne
moe ale pomGze v tom, re il ne
pfenesete ma jin6. Pijte hodne
tekutin. Mattel horecku pres
tfi dny, zavolejte l6kare.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-12-31

tim, co casu zbyde, re jej stra-
vi, vsak ne cely advent, ably tn
mohli nejaky ziscek mfti."
Uznali to PAM bakalaTi, re
malovan1m minuc1 Zb1hdarma
cas- mali. Aspon r. 1904 pripi-
suje bakalar Adam Tesacius
Brodsky svou "Komedii'' z kni-
ny zakona Bozfno, jenz slove
Ruth, starsfm a soused1m
zadusf kostela sv. Havla v Pra-
re - pry "stedreho vecera i
pro dokazani setrne vdecnosti"
Dial il vytisknouti krone tech
minucf malovanf a panGm SOU
sedGm die starobyle zvyklosti
odsflani, cfmz Sc mladez v sko-
ZACH vice v ucenf z~ameskava,
neil vzdelava, jednoho kazde-
no z VMst1 jednim exempla-
rem darovati mohl, jakoz i tax
cinim, a re vdecne pTijfti, mne
i vsechny alumny skoly v sve
laskave pameti vzdycky mfti a
mad Mani ochrannou drzeti ra-
cite, zadam."
Starodavneho zvyku vsak
piece jeho druzi nezapom1nali.
Soudime tax z listu M. Bachac-
ka panu Kasparu KaplfTi re
Sulevic r. 1905" A neveda,
.jak jinaceji me bohda uctive
setrnosti WHIT prokazati, prfle-
Ute minucf ma rok budouc1
1906 Witt odesflam, sluzebne
zadaje, re chatrny darek ode
mne vdecne prijfti a ucen1 praz
ske sobe poroucene mlti racl-
to-"
Prese vsechno touzeni ma ma
lovanf a posflanf minucf zvyk
ten dlouho Sc udrzuje. Aspon
jsme naSli kalendar z r. 100,
ijehoz titulni list jest pomalovan
a v ozdobnem venci pTipsano
venovani rychtaTi a rade mesta
Rakovnfka cd skolnfch mistru
Rakovnickych.
Kdyz pax r. 1748 byl vydan
patent O tisknutf, kolkovanf a
prodavani kalendaT1, zahynul
starodavny obycej sam sebou.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-12-31
SekretaT valky zada vstsf ma.
Dor zen do WAC.

Washington (OWD - Sc
kretaf valky Stimson Sc tento
tyden obratil k americkym ze-
nam S vyzvou ably pomohly va
lecnemu 1silf vstupem do ar
madnfho pomocneho zenskeho
sboru WAC. Jsem 81 jist pro-
hlasil sekretaT Stimson vyslov-
ne, re zeme Una d1lezitost Gin
most WAC. Doufam, re mlade
americke zeny 81 uvedomf osob
nj zodpovednost "a doplnenf
rad WAC. Je tisfce zen ktere
nemaji rodinn6 povinnosti KITE
re by jim jinak zabranily vstup
do armady. Je snadne myslit,
re by to mel ud6lat n6kdo jiny.
V totalnf valky tyto zeny mali
1kol jejz 81 uvedoml.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-12-31

obdrzel podporucfk Petrak a
porucik V. D. Kukla, kapitani
j. Kol, O. P. Rukr a stabn1 &C.
tar B. J. Prazina. DR.. Jirouch,
kpt. O. Zakor, gen. Kratochvfl,
gen. P1ka, podpor. H. Huran-
sky, podpl. V. j. KTiv obdrzeli
rad vlastenecke valky prve tT1-
dy. Tyz rad druhe tr1dy obdr-
zeli DIES. S. J. Burcin, podpor.
J. B. Jatvicka, por. Kvitner,
por. F. Kraus, cetaT J.. A. Med
v1dek, podpor. j. J Novak, V.
Eckestein, cetari: S. Jadrasek,
Bulansky, N. Sumansky, DIR. S.
V. Roman, vol. islander. Rad
rude hvezdy byl ud6len dvaceti
sesti vojfn1m, rad "Slavy' tTetf
tTfdy patnacti vojfnIm a pod
dGstojnfk1m, citovan1 "a chra-
brost SO voj1nGm a poddGstoj-
nfk1m. TIL dalsf ceskosloven-
sti hrdinove Sovetsk6ho svazu
obdrzeli rad Lenina a zlatou
hvezdu. Jsou to podporucfci
J. Bursik, r. J. TesaTfk a por.
A. A. Socher. Vsechna vyzna-
menanf byla udelena FL. pro-
since a dekrety jsou podepsany
presidentem Kalininem a sekre
tarem Gorkinem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-12-31
Csl. vojaci " Rusku
vvZnamenani

Londyn, %. prosince (CTK)
Poole rozhlasu vysilaneho v Il
terry, FL. prosince vecer z Mos
kvy byla mnohym ceskosloven-
skJm d1stojnlk1m v Soviet
skem svazu udelena sovetska
vyznamenan1. Rad Surovova
druhe tT1dy obdrzel cd presi-
denta Sovetskeho svazu Kali
nina general Ludvik Svoboda
"a sve 1spesne a schopne vede-
nj vojenskych operacf a "a do
sazene vJsledky. Rad Lenina
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-12-31
Drzte Sc sveho zamsstnani.

Jste-li zamestnani We valec-
mem prGmyslu a nebo v nekte-
re valecne d1lezitem obcan-
skem povolanf drzte Sc jej do
kud nevyhrajeme valku. Ame-
rictf muzove a zeny u stroll
tvoTf dnes velky team ktery je
venovan praci vyrobit co nejvf-
ce zbranf potTebnych k znicen1
osy. Je to v tonic valecnem
zam6stnanf, v nemz m1zete wy
konat n~ejvfce a sv6j nejvetsf
podil ma valecnem 1sil1.
Kdykoliv zmen1te zamestna-
nj, ztracf Sc tim drahocenny
cas-. Nejprve je tTeba najft "a
vas nahradu, pax Sc dalsf cas-
ztrac1 pTi zapracovanf. Stejne
tax Wy ztratfte cas- hledanim
move prace a zapracovanf Sc do
noveho povolanf. Tim zpoma-
lite valecnou vyrobu.
Rozhodujfcf bitvy jsou jeste
pred nami. Bitvy ktere vyhra-
il tuto valku a zrychlf navrat
nasich hoch1 budou rozhodnu-
ty z velke m1ry cast schopnostf
dodati nas1m vojfn1m vice a
lepsf zbrane nezli mali nasi ne
pfatele. Mic neni zatim d1le-
%zitejs1ho. Proto drzte 81 sve va
lecne zamestnani. Ano. NIUE
znamenat vice nepohodlf a jine
nesnaze. Ale pracuje Sc ma
mich jak vlada, tax verejne a
tovarn1 spravy Sc snazf je Cd
straniti, ably kazdy z vas zIstal
We SVEN zamestnan1 do tie dolby
dokud nebude valka vyhrana.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-12-31
Sest tisic SlovakI Sc pfidalo
k JugoslavcHHm.

Washington (OWD - Sest
tis1c Slovak1 uprchlo z posled-
mich nekolika mesicich a pTida-
Ii Sc k jugoslavskym osvoboze-
neckym SLAM. Mnozf z techto
muz1 byli v povinnych pracov-
Mich taborech v Nemecku a
Rakousku a uprchli z Mich "a
nepokoj1 a nepoTadku vznikle-
no pri bombardovanf n6mec-
kych NEST. JIM Ease Sc prisli
pfipojit pc zpravach, re v jul
goslavskych oddflech je zvlast-
nj ceskoslovensky odd1l slozeny
z Cechoslovak1 z Backy a Ba-
natu. Unik slovenskych delhi
XII do Jugoslavie byl hlasen
owl z britskych j svycarskych
pramenG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-12-31
Neni JIG daleko doba, kdy ces-
ka vlast Dude opst patfiti
CechHm.

Londyn (Reuter)- Moskev-
sky rozhlas oZnamil, re presi-
dent DIR. Edward Benes udelil
cesky vojensky kr1z marsalku
Gregoru zukovovi.
Moskva (Reuter)- Csl. pre-
sident DIR. Edward Benes prohla
sill zde, re jiz nenf daleko do
ba, kdy ceska vlast Dude opet
patTiti CechGm.
President Benes nejprve d
castnil Sc obTadu v Kremlu,
pTi nemz mnoho ruskych d.
stojn1k1 bylo vyznamenano me
DALI "a statecnost a pozdeji O.
devzdal v~yznamenan1 20 ces-
kym dIstojn1kGm ma csl. velvy-
slanectv1.
Mezi ~vyznamenanymi byla
r1zolicf Anna Ptackova z Czech
Byla hluboce dojata, kdyz DIR.
Benes il gratuloval k heorismu,
ktery osvedcila, osetTujfc rane-
ne pod palbou. V kratke dobe
pracuje jake operatorka radia.
odebere Sc opet ma frontu.
President Benes byl obklopen
asi SO ceskymi dGstojnlky a
vojaky, z nichz vetsina bojova-
la ma sovetske fronte proti
NemcGm.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-12-31
Navrhovatel tunelu pod Angelic
kym prHlivem Zemrel.

William Collard, ktery ztra-
vii 80 rok1 planovan1m tunelu
pod Anglickym pr6livem z An
glie do Francie, zemrel v sobo-
tn v Storrington, Sussex. DOLL
Sc rs rok1. PGvodne byl OBJ
chodnlkem s vlnou, avsak We
die toho obral 81 "a sv1j zivotnl
1kol planovani tohoto tunelu.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-21

WANTED-Man for several days
work to help put up coolers 826
Commercial 4-21
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-21
i0-APARTMEN1S FOR RENT

APT. FOR RENT, elect. equipped,
air conditioned Also rooms. Close
in. 542 Olive. 4-2d
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-21
2-WANTED TO RENT
$40 REWARD

for finding small furnished
modern Apt. Centrally located.
Contact Carroll Smith at Post
Press. 4-24
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-21

ROOM, private entrance. Hot and
cold water. Cooler, shower or tub
bath. Also Apt 534 Olive 4-22
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-21

F'URNISHED-3 rooms, shower and
cooler, $40 Adams. 4-27
FOR RENT-Private sleeping room,
bath, outside entrance. 1866 Ad-
ans. 4-24
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-21

WANTED-2 men for yard clerks.
Apply Agent, Southern Pacific
Co. 4-23
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-21
Personals. Special Notices
NAZIS SAIL ON
ITALIAN WARSUIPS
BY UNITED PRESS

Radio Moscow said Wednesday
that 5000 German navy officers
and men had arrived at Naples and
BrindiSi to take assignments on
italian Warships, some of which al
ready arc manned by Nazis. The
broadcast was recorded by the Of
flee of War Information.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-21
i8-Country Property Sale

FOR SALE-Country home, 6 acres
pecans. Some citrus, shade trees
chicken equipment. Bath, cleo
tricity. Terms if desired-$2, $50
See Starr Won FluSs. 66A Holt. 4-2l
Snre-rirr results with POST
PRESS Want-aus,
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-21
i6--PASTURAGE

WANTED TO RENT or buy 80 to
l60 acres in alfalfa for dairy.
Fred Segrist, Rt 3, Box 65, Holt
Vile. 4-25
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-21

WANTED AT ONCE, fireman. APP
ply Chief Engineer, Barbara
Worth Hotel. 4-26
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-21
l3-ROOMS FOR RENT

LARGE ROOM for rent. May share
kitchen. Child o. K. 1873 Wood
ward. 4-23
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-21

FOR NT-UnfurniShed Stucco
house in Holtville. Reasonable
rent Call at TAO Len Rey, Ell Gen.
trO, after 6 pm. 4-24
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-21
FOR SALE
iI-HOUSt fOR REM

FOR LEASE OR SALE for 18 mos.
Home, furnished. 3 dessert cool
ers, bedrooms. Everything cleo
trio. House recently painted. In
quire 633 Brighton. 4-22
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-21
LOST, FOUND. ESTRAY

LOST-Tan bin fold containing
draft cards, drivers license. gas
ration A and B books Reward
$500. Albert zamella, Write Box
1897 Ell Centre. 4-23
LOST-NO. l ration book. Return
TO Floyd Earls, Gen. Del, Ell Cen
tro. 4-22
LOST Boys bic%clc, red and yell
low Challenger, license No. 218
Reward. SIS Hell. 4-23
LOST in FL Centre, ladies Imperial
gold wrist watch with narrow
leather band Reward. Mrs. Walk
er, 377 Fern, Holtvillc or Phone
HoltVillc los. 4-24
LOST-Ration Book No. 2. Carries
name of Fred L. Hinton. Phone
1889. 4-24
Personals. Special Notices
ELECTROLU& CLEANER
USERS
Have your ElCctrOlux Cleaner
repaired by factory methods.
GALE ELECTROLUX CORP.
Phone 1042, BraWlcy
MRS. RALPH JACOBS notifies the
public that she is not connected
with the Probation office. Please
stop phoning TAT. 4-22
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-21
6--HElP WANTED

HOUSEKEEPER wanted Must be
capable. Private room or can go
home nights. $50 per month. Phi.
114l. 4-22