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Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-16

Nick Peters, conqueror of Baby
Arismendi and Lou TerranoVa.
against Frenchy Savidan who holds
a kayo over Petey Scalzo. These
two 1876 Founders will travel 10
round road unless one is knocked
by the wayside earlier.
The semi-final will witness Earl
Maynard risking his record of II
straight knockouts against Eloy
Rentena who recently beat another
famous kayoer, one Joe Barnum.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-16
Deferment Plans

SACRAMENTO Nov. IS. CUP)-
Only men with high degrees of
bona fide skills" in industry and
agriculture will win deferments
from induction in the future, Col.
Howard P Witten, occupational
adviser TO state selective service
headquarters, told a regional man
power meeting Of the state cham
Der Of commerce last night
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-16
By UNITED PRESS

NEW YORK (St. Nicholas Arena
Bobby Rrffin, 1871. New York.
knocked out joey Bagnato, 1874,
Toronto 90; Carmine Fatta, 1341s,
Newburgh, N. Y, won on disquali-
fication from Eddie DoWl, 1876, New
ark, N j. (5); Bernie Bernard.
l29, New York, decisioned Sammy
Stigliani, 1854, Jersey City (6D;
Bobby Henry, 1913, New York, de-
cisioned Tony Barcelona, 1861,
Bayonne, n. J. 80: Bellesandro
Corubia, 149l2, New York, decision
ed Jerry MCGEE, 1471s, New York
a..
NEW BRITAIN, Conn.-Joey Per-
alta. 1856, Pittsburgh, decisioned
Gene Ward, 1861, Chicago Q0).
SCRANTON, Pa. - Joe Dinofrio.
I44, Freeland, Pa, decisioned Lester
Young, 1873, Philadelphia GO).
NEWARK, N. J. - Tony Riccio.
148, BayonDe. N j, dccisioned
Danny Martin, 1i7, Newark C3);
Glib Jones, l75ia. Newark, decisioned
Charlie Jones, 1863, New York o.;
Joe Curcio, 147, Newark, dccisioncd
Freddy Graham, 1921, New York
t3).
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. - Billy
FUrOnc, lac, Philadelphia, decision
ed Babe Galento, l49, Chicago 81.
NEW HAVEN, Conn.-Julie Ko-
gon. 1873, Newark, knocked out Lew
Maxwell 1872, Newark. NJ J. 90:
Joe Gamaro, 141, New York, tech
nically knocked out Chick Santon,
l42, Bridgeport a..
PROVIDENCE, r. I.-T'ippy Lar
kin. 14l, Garfield, N. j., decisioned
Al Costa, 149H, Woonsocket, r. /.
10); Oscar Lewis, 1873, Newark. N.
j., decisioned Pat Demers, 1877,
Brockton, Mass (S).
San Francisco Eddie Hudson,
1875, San Francisco, tko'd Jorge
Morelia, 139, Mexico City (SD; Aaron
Gittle Tiger Wade, 158, San
Francisco, tko'd Eddie Guerra,
154, New York q.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-16
l.. 4. STOCKS

LOS ANGELES, Nov. Is CUP Trading
WAS slow on the Los Angeles Stock EX-
change today. but prices remained gen.
craly firm.
Tho list. Edison 6 per cent 100 at %
mp ls: Southern Pacific loo at 22ia, up
J.. Standard oil 100 at ,s5fs. up y . Con-
soidated Steel Com. 100 at ST., up Il,
Pfd 100 al p D.. down = Ryan 300 at
3 unchanged.
BY midday 23O0 shares had changed
hands. with five issues up two down
and four unchanged.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-16
l.. A. LIVESTOCK

LOS ANGELES, Nov. 10 lUPI-fCdcTaI-
State Market News
CATTLE: Salablc loo. fairly active.
steady 10 strong. dairy cows 80 cents td
81 90 higher for two days; few common
steers II. 35-11.50, some medium unSold
common TO medium heifers 10.50-12 so;
medium to good cows IL. 50-12.5O com
mon down TO $50; Gamers and cutters
Go; common to good bulls 9.25-11
CALVES: 300. steady; medium 10 choice
slaughter calves Hip 35; medium stock
crs 10.25.
HOGS: Salablc 500. active. strong Ia
IS cents higher, sows steady; top 14.60
on few good 10 choice DOS 10 226 pounds
bulk good 10 choice 1S0-230 pounds
1425-14.50. good 250-3O0 pounds Is. 70
14.15, most It's pounds down 1112. 50;
good TO choice sows 10-11.
SHEEP: Saablc none; good to choice
wooled lambs quoted 14-14.50.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-16

dance floor and some decent girls to give us
our here a little reminder Of what it's still
like back there
You remember, don't you?
You probably dug deep for lot Of other
things that year, to9r.lor British War Relief,
United China Relief, and SO on. Well, this
year it's going to be simpler for YOU Because
this year, seventeen war relief agencies have
banded together into one great big campaign
the National War Fund This time you are
only asked TO give once for all seventeen
And take it from me, as one who ought
to know, tbM contribatiOn y0nre going 10 make
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-16
Z. 4. POULTRY & EGGS

NHAHhUU pIltts IlaI Inay DC pdlu pIo-
ducers by retailers:
Grade A, large eggs. week beginning
October is. 5sJs cents. Medium eggs four
cents below; sman eggs eight cents below.
LOS ANGELES. Nov 16 CUP
EGGS: JoDU:i. pflr>s 10 retailers on
case packed canded eggs, per dozen
Large, grade "A 5S = -601zc; grade 4
5shc; grade 494c; medium, grade a
5dhc; small grade a 500.
Retail prices 10 consumers: Large.
grade AA 69-70c; grade SITS; grade
D 57-5Sc: medium, grade \ 62-63c. small.
grade a 5s-59c.
Poultry and game al ceiling: Paying
prices 70 b. Los Angeles:
BroilerS Lcghorns. under "a lbs, 30c,
pa 10 , lbs. 29c; flyers 81 lbs. 29c,
roasters ali weights 29c. fo,yl. LeEhorn.
all weights - &c; Colored, all weights
25Mc; duck. all sizes 25c; rabbits, under
lbs. 22-24c.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-16
CHfCAGO GRAfN

CHICAGO. Nov 10 UPb r. December
wheat futures rose 10 S1.59 a bushel, Il
year high on the Board OF Trade today
Other grains were narrowly irregular.
All grains closed firm. with wheat
finishing the day up j TO l. cen. a
bushei oats up y TO i, rye up p, TO T.,
and barley up to rs.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-16
Schools Invited to
Wre estIing Meet

bodybuilding benefits OF wrestling,
one of the only wherein each and
every muscle is exercised and de-
yclopCd.
Coaches of all valley schools in
tereSted il the formation of teams
and in participating in the tourna-
ment are asked to write directly to
Coach Lee Boyle, e CaleXico H. s.,
or to this paper, g Sport Editor.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-16

is one Of The greatest things JOn can do to bring
abom oiciuy. Not just because part IF IT'S
going to USO to do wonders for the morale
of the fellows under arms, but because good
deal Of it is going to help relieve distress
at home through local agencics-as well as
abroad, to help keep our allies in the 6ghr
So when you're asked to give to the united
campaign of the National War Fund and our
communiys own war fund this month, re.
member me. Every dollar you give helps 4ne
out in countless ways, and docs its bit to
bring me home sooner
Give in big way. will va?
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-16

TN THB GUY who looked at you from
i USO poster little over year ago.
I'm the guy you forked over $34,O00,000 for
so that, through the USO, you could let
me and all my buddies know that someone
home still thought about us-still cared
enough Aot to want us to miss Out On any
of the things we were in uniform fighting for.
A hot cup Of coffee for example, when you
come in all grimy and :;,ckered out from
little business" trip
A club house with easy chairs to melt into
and desks to sit at and write home and
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-16
$. . portS
por0de
By JACK CUDDl

Slammin' Sammy Angott rose from
his ringside seat at st. Nick'S
arena last night. he remarked to a
reporter Gee that kids cer-
tainly improved since I saw him last
about a year ago. I though he
couldn't punch"
Dark haired. bull-necked Sammy,
who is recognized as world light
weight champion y the National
Boxing association. was referring TO
the abilities of Bobby Ruffin of
New York. the No. l contender.
Angott Just had seen Ruffin
knock out joey Bagnato. Toronto
Slugger. in the second round. He
had seen Ruffin floor Bagnato
four times-twice with left hooks
and twice with right hooks.
CHAMP IMPRESSED
The N. B. A. champion was inn
pressed by the contender's prowess:
and. in the excitement of the mo-
ment, he admitted it. Which was
a terrible thing to do-a faux pas
violation of the cauliflower code,
because Angott is slated to tangle
with Ruffin in a non-title 10
round bout at Madison Square
Garden Nov 30. And in the beak-
Dustin business it is almost manda-
tory to call ones opponent bum,
or to sniff him off without COM
ment Exactly the reverse of pro-
cedure among college football
coaches.
Bob Montgomery. the Philadel-
phia Negro who is recognized as
lightweight champion in New York
and affiliated states. also was at
the ringSide. But fortunately Mont
gomery did not hear Angott's praise
of Ruffin; there might have been
trouble. Not because of the An
gott- Montgomery dispute over the
lightweight title; but because of
quette incidentally, Montgomery
is in New York preparing to de-
fend his title claims against Beau
Jack at the Garden Friday night.
JONES JOINS IN
We were so upset by Angott'S S
off-balance gesture toward RCffin
that we quickly grabbed meter
chariot for Sammy's hotel, where we
expected to hear Manager Charlie
Jones giving Angott a verbal lacing
for his ringside blunder. Instead,
we were flabbergasted at hearing
Jones chorusing. Yes. Sammy, that
kid certainly has improved.
didn't know he could hit so hard.
And he took some stiff ones, him
self, early in the first round. I'm
beginning to understand that Ruff
fins win over Beau Jack wasn't
any fluke."
We dropped into a lobby chair,
tanning with the hat. We were
more MOSTLY perpleXed than duck
with a rubber frog. What goes on
here?-we wondered. What gives?
Is the great Angott-Who recently
gave Slugger White thorough
trouncing at Los Alphabetically
enthUsed over Ruffin? Likewise
Mentor Jones? Or are they shovel
ling propaganda to keep down the
odds: so that Colonel Jones and
his Louisville friends can achieve
another killing" among the smart
money boys of Jacobs beach?
We do not know the answer yet;
but We'll investigate.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-16
EOCiE RCTTERFAT
l.. 4. BUTTER

Quotations for butter and eggs have
been discontinued indefinitely by the Los
Angeles Produce Exchange.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-16

FOR OUR SUFFERING ALLIES:
Belgian War Relief Society
British War Relief Society
French Relief Fund
Friends of Luxembourg
Greek War Relief Association
Norwegian Relief
Polish War Relief
Queen Wilhelmina Fund
Russian War Relief
United China Relief
United CzechoslOvak Relief
United YugosIav Relief
Refugee Relief Trustees
u. $. Committee for the Care OF
European Children.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-16
26 Campaigns in ONE!

FOR A STRONG HOME FRONT:
Boy Scouts Of America
Campfire Girls
Y. w. G. A. Girl Rcscrvcs)
IIipaSs Health Camp
Salvation Army
Hard of Hearing Society
Welfare Board
Youth Recreational Association
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-16

FOR OUR FIGHTING MEN:
u. S. D. tSix AgeDcies)
United Seamen's Relief
War Prisoners Aid
Local Service Mems
KecreatiOnaI Centers
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-20
Miscellaneous for Sale

KITCHEN sIrt Kohlsr. i-p.ece. excellent
condition. Also radio. l276s Clover.sWn.
HOgartn sNfl.
KODAKs- Movie cameras VII sell tuy,
exchange. Acme Camera Co. 5iI shelby.
MIXED wood 60 rI q 81 30 hardwood
81 ca. o 81. Glvan Wood Company
tr--.- .D.-
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-20
Uphois

ARS0i tTFLN 'nc hrou f0 uphu.sterlrg.
ARTISTIC ITHDLSTERING 10 57l2
+---t 49, n t.JT7--ty + TT -strrrr1T
I2o~} GRAND RIVER 40 2oss
CUSTOM WORKMANSHIP
VI 7-tt5u bhHttE ff3u1 tt.HKEtL
FI>F QUALIFY REuPHOLSTERINri
c.FitCF S35 RhHRMAN TN 6-1e55
INDlNIDUAL. STYLING S2j
&. - y.
REUPHoLsTER your old living rm suite
H'rnE room chars 81 so 4p, custom
buHt. guaranteed workmanship Res'''c
! upholstctHE P025 Lirwoaf TNlcr 5-o2lo
LET FAMOUS restSle aud rebuild Jour
living room suite CAL TO $500.
YOUR suite reupholstered3 choice ~ covers;
$50 5o. $50 pieces Empire. II. @2nA
UpHOLsTER your living suite now Mich.
custom lphoi CO. IN. $500
/ REJ pHOLsTFR WIN confidence 80 years
! experience. Liberty. VI l.oi00.
REBUILD. restyje recover-2-piece suite
regphols'erea. so 81. CraN, TY 1880
FAC T DRY TO YOu-GUARASTEED
WORK. MATERIALS. OR. o3l0.
CONSULT ne enlarged Real Estate list
iou. % the big sunday Times Wan, ~
Ea4t..et
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-20
Property for Sal,
Land Contracts
Mortgages

AT 81 r. insurance CO. funds for good
mor'c1eo loans. land contracts hoGgAt.
-. Heukel Co., Hammond B.dg. ca. 2s53.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-20

orr or or DEBT. Cyedit AdtustnSnt
C- SIS Bsfi4m Tower Ch taAr
HI<NT SYSTF 'Eescrs. Rrtsrr .ssS
Nst GRAND Foatfarc gper. Trinity
.fft
WILL r.l ns 70 n.-e. t.e f1r de.'s ..r.
faC.1 rr' rF art .f6rr 'nan Wtfrf "n
and afttr fh.a. .rafp Herbert sRICrh .H 50
l+-H Nafs ta.r HsLs fafA
HNR RENoyFu FoHFyFR SAFE. Etst
NrRpcrs.v' .If.tT. rua'ar@'c
III. Rffge- Ley'ro9 sis '"n'e.
MADAME FTHFiYN Reliable reafFN
afvscr A. affairs 90 aie LAia'tne
MADAME EMBER, ADVISOR
Cerslfsuor- ae spg Tor't .,..
6gos g. TFFFrTSCN flrThoN 'ahS
MADAME y Astf. llst 4-'i m dat}
Arirfnl-rf i1it West tarff.f
Mrs A. hs'r -rr Mitch .
'reaN Ha.pclH Phone l4h@A -'09
Sor resp.rs.r.r i.f etnt. contracted Dos
4.+.-.. -l- -f-,t-- 50 alters aft't ti.--
GATE Joseph N1ics t.l i-.if
PILES AND CRONlc pIsEAsks
Surcessfgi once treatment while Working.
Doctor De SVsr,s Rectal Clinic
s7is Second. near Palmer. Trinity i-T2t2.
THOF ILTON ADVISOR
CONS lIs |fDN c4.r. 10 :. lHcsdNNf,
Fttats lrf4 s., sea sundays. aflh
rFvFPtND LILLIAN I.FE--Church OF
Ctr.,t Appointment daily. 1900 West
g-aud paicfart TYLER o-1533.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-20
Houses for Rent
WEST DEARBORN
Furnished Houses for Rent

FREE RENT and hoard 20 vhite couple
tor care of invalid wife. 1892 Faust.
Vermont 6.s2qe.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-20
LIVING ROOM OUTFIT

Ss1-x2 \ WEEk
- PCS nc DAVENPORT AND CHAIR
OCC CHAIR. LAMPS END TABLE.
OCC, TABLE. qNi2 RUG ETC.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-20

Halivuond beds double or slngle sire
Cat spring construction, complete S3i s5
Cryatal FurrN 1928 Grs'i0t 41e0 Michigan
a SFW 6-pc. modeFn bedroom suite in
roudOir set Sacrifice. SIS, terms -Open
t0 Spiiz. 1855 Gratiot, cor. Baldwin.
a sew a-rc sun tan dinette--sacrifice.
$40 open evenings. spitz 1865 Gratiot'
A RECLAIMED 9-pc. walnG, finish dining
room set TO be sold ~ a sacrifice: $50.
Orbn q % Q. Spi'2, 1885 Gratiot, cor.
Raidwin.
\ SACRIFICE of preWsr butit soft spring
hIc1 studio dit ans. bedding compari-
meat and nne covers $50 w terms
Ko.f Fl-rf'4rc Go lifN LtveTnols
ALL. NV 3.piece bedroom suites. dresser
D. ghh0y and bed Sis so walnut and
other hnish hardwood better grade.
crystal Furr 3i25 Gratlot, McDougall.
ALSO At 400 MICHIGAN. COR. soTH.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-20
Bungalows TOR Sale


BITMORE, NO. of McNICHOLS
MOVE RIGHT ~
Frame rms. and hath. hrickoie siding
10 basement gar. SIDE drive. s. $50, $3.50
down
Bschor 10000 Wyoming Ho ool1
FISHER, mr. Warren immediate poss
a.r0om hung attic. very clear low
price terms Haskin ". 5l22
INDIANA 142si-A ATTRACTIVE. 2-year old
to-io0t lot near schools and trarspor-
'alor, 2 bedrooms kitchen. eXl0 only
81 $50 oovn. Drive by, then cal, Ner-
LITTIFFIEID. 15Oss Attractive 4
rooms attic garage. Excellent condi-
tion Wei locatcd Possession IN 10 days;
Sf,2'o toVn Drive rs. then call
\rrw.r' $50
MONTE VISTA, Near Dawson
POSSESSION 80 DAYS
5-ro-m frame hung u A gar. drive
2'N - 600 down S2S month
Bgrhor tt1dn Wyoming no O0ii
'rt-tt-Vf.E o r01m + v gss air, recre-
alton room IN 1-1250
.COLoErp bedroom hung gas heat eS-
rtIIcrt condition. Z-Car gar includes KIT.
--A---44----s-a1- l1--A-- lIaSkLa- IN-Al22-
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-20
ALL PRE-WAR

LIVING ROOM SUITE
lnnersprinE Mattresses ani
Box Spfing 70 Match
Heavv co~Etructiou. durable covers, 4-
size limited quantity, easy terms
TRADE ~ YOUR OLD FURNlIL RI
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-20
LnuIllnlllll lIlIlIIlIIllIlll
Houses for Sale

WFXFOFrJ rUT1u DrNc m ihis stttactit,
s.fm home gar. fenced sd, awnings
s. poo eo'.t p.---H-2n days. victory
ft0tt FerkeII Nt -sS1o
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-20
RRANn NV

BOX STRING and mattress Both for only
S28 81 Save Furn. 1889 GrA'ot.
NEAR sEVEN MILE ROAD
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-20
A CRYSTAL SPECIAL

A BEAUTIFUL exI2 Administer rug. blue
lsaf pattern. repossessed, SIS. Mitchells,
10u0 T,rafIrf
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-02
2o-WANTED REAL ESTATE

6 BLADE CEILING FAN; 8 tube
Philco radio; gas heater; tent
and camp equipment; elect. vi
brator. 14x12 beige Frieze carpet;
carpet sweeper; walnut setee. Phi.
651. 5-3
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-02
Anti-BIack Market
Bill Disapproved

SACRAMENTO, May | CUP) -
The senate judiciary committee to-
day refused to pass in its present
form an "anti-black market bill"
introduced in the assembly by
Lester Mcmillan, Los Angeles.
The serators granted that black
market operations were almost
treason at this time, but warned
that the bill in its present broad
form would either be useless or
throw a tremendous burden in
money and effort on local enforce
mcnt agencies.
The bill provides heavy penalties
fer selling rationed items without
collecting their value in point
coupons, and for stealing or illegal
ly transferring coupons.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-02
Hawaii Is Safe
Declares Newsmen

HOLLYWOOD, May UP) -
Hawaiian defenses can take care of
themselves in event of a Japanese
attack, Frank II. Bartholomew.
United Press president, said
last night in an address at the
ninth annual MatriX Table dinner
Bartholomew. who recently re-
turned from $4,000 mile trip
covering the Pacific war front,
based his opinion on talks with
Generals Douglas Macarthur, Sir
Thomas Blamey. and Deloss EN-
mons. and Admirals Chester
Nimitz and William Halsey in the
area.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-02
FIRST HOMER

RIVERSIDE. Calf, May CUPp-
Pvt Joe DiMaggio hit his first
home run since leaving the New
York Yankees for the army i'll an
inter-army game here yesterday.
DiMaggio's clout sailed over the left
field wall 345 feet away. He also
collected two singles, drove in six
runs, and chalked up seven put
outs to pace the Santa Ana Airbasc
teams victory over the March
Field Flyers, 1913.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-02
underdog Wins in
San Francisco Tilt

SAN FRANCISCO, May 1.-CUP)
Ross Romero of Oakland, a Ito
4 Gnderdog, hammered out an eight
round decision over Jimmy Florita,
Stockton lightweight, in the main
event at National Hall last night.
Romero weighed 139, Florita, 1877
Other results:
George Duke, $50, Petaluma de-
cisioned Freddie Crab, 156, San
Francisco 60; Charley Avila, 1863,
decisioned Tommy Hunt, 1863, ID;
Ray Chavez, 1876, decisioned john
ny Costa, "a; Danny Forester, $50,
decisioned Kid Skinner, lat, "a.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-02
ANOTHER STRIDE

WASHINGTON, May ! CUP) --
Henry Armstrong, former triple
champion, was another stride along
the long comeback trail to a re-
match with Lightweight Cham
ion Beau Jack today after register
ing a technical knockout over tough
Saverio Turiello of New York III
fifth round of a scheduled 10-round-
er last night
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-02

WANTED-Lady cook, part or full
time. Good salary. Apply j. j.
NeWberry Co, Ell CentrO. SIS
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-02
JOHNSON JMPROVED'

WASHINGTON, May l CUP' -
AiGes of Sen. Hiram w. Johnson.
Il Calf said today that the con-
dition of the senator, who is
being treated at the naval hospital
fol a heavy cold, is very much
improved"
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-02

WANTED-Depend. woman, care of
children. Light hskp. No laund.
Rm., Bd., Sal. Call Ell Cen. Drug.
5-5
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-02
e-SITUATlONS WANTED
9-BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

PAINTER and paperhanger wants
work. p. 1890 ST
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-02

WANTED-Engineer'S helper. Apply
Chief Engineer, Barbara Worth
Hotel. 5-3
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-02

WANT A CHANGE of climate?
Buy a Mt. resort-CabinS, store,
ems, trailer participating business,
$4,000 will handle, bal. easy terms
Box H, Big Bear Lake, Calf, 5-3
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-02

ExPERIE,NC CED waitress wanted
Good pay Valley Drug Co. So
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-02

Sure-fire results with POST
PRESS Want ads.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-02

WANTED Men for work in
Essential Food Plant. Apply
SUNLAND DAIRY
1455 Main
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-02
22-ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES

FOR SALE-Elec. range in Al
condition. H. C. Anderson. Rt. 2
Box 5, Imperial. 5-5
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-02

LOST-RatiOn Books No. l and No
s. 2. Garry name VIM. Mullen. Re-
turn 1867 State St, Ell Centre
5-d
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-02

MAN FOR TRACTOR and imple-
ment parts work. Experience not
necessary. although preferable.
Steady work. Good pay. Now and
after. This work is essential to
war effort. Write Post-Press Box
$40. 5-4
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-02

FOR SALE = 8 tube Philco radio,
gas heater, walnut settee. Phone
65l. 5-4
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-02

LOST-Gasohne Ration book. Re-
turn to Kathryn r. Haun. sos
Main. 5-3
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-02
PHONE 300

LOST-Cocker Spaniel, black and
white spotted Both ears entirely
black. Wears collar with 2 tags.
Reward. 755 Orange, Apt. 4. 5-4
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-12-15
1E s=92;E. s51IEdNalllD0FaR

laundry. and fuel and ,icbts and
'oou run pretty high. AS II is :"
AS 1t is. | repeat. you can't
stand II. want you to have a VA.
e"l,on. week. say. at Sea island {"
why not a month in Maine
i'enhis? Even If l could afford II
anu the house could run itself. |
couldn't leave Andrea now. Her
lime Is near and she's a very nm.
comfortable and unhappy girl"
OH need someone TO take care
VI you more than Andrea docs
beth. a man and 4 home of vour
own" VI 'our
III put that on my marketing
ist. She said lightly, hiding her
lace IN a bowl of dogwcod because
she didn't want him to see that his
saying 1t had sent 4 Thought into
lier mind that was rs swift and
sure as an arrow.
In any event. I'm going to sec
that you get more help, and a rest
III It's only for the rest of this
DAY. March upstairs, young ladv.
ana wipe the good earth from YOUR
tacc and get into 4 dress. I'm play
ing hockey. too. Were going into
The country for dinner"
The tired look fled from Bcth's
face. I'D love it. Dennis. Andrea is
having Il nap. but I'll wakcn her,
Wen he ready in 20 minutes.
Dennis caught hcr hy the strap
or her overall. He put his finger to
ms lips. NO Andrea today. | said
you were TO have 4 rest. Now
puSsy-foot upstairs and if YOU
waken Andrea III 30 out of your
life forever"
That" she said, us n threat I
cannot face"
She didn't look over her shoulder
TO see what saying thai had done
To him.
Later he said. What plans have
You made for Andrea ,"
THE best, Dennis. He. room has
been engaged at the hospital for the
iirSt week in June. But | dread even
thinking OF il. She seems such a
child 10 me. and having to face
that without Jim. That's one time
when q woman really needs a
man."
I'll be poor substitute. but I'll
be there, Beth. She must have the
best, everything that money can
buy. Need I say more"
Beth shook her head. She felt q
mist in her eyes.
Andrea to have had Jim, and
now Dennis. loving her.
Docs she have plans for later ?"
"She says she wants TO get a
job"
"She can't" he said shortly. "Shc
can't leave you TO run a house and
take care of an infant"
Il wouldn't mind"
1T isn't n question of your mind
ing or not. It's physically impossi.
Bile. Can't you find something 70,
her to do around the house so tina,
she can be with her child? S-.l:,