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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06
Houses for Sale
EAST of n ooduard)
VAN DYKE -1713l

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ALMONr. s2o2 10 large rooms well huilt
owner occupied since neN Excellent
shape inside good huy To- 4 family
needing I bedrooms Priced S. 800. Can
for appointment 90 see.
WARNER WOLFsToN Can 47i7
BELVIDERE-Mack- rms not ar drive
2 gar $1,000 81 200 an. PL. 4o3o
CHATSWORTH- MACK SEC Beautiful
brick. corner lot. I large rooms car
petsd natural fireplace, gas furnace. per
fect condition. Below SO 600 Butter. Lenox
$3.50
EDMORE mr. Gratiot- Face bI.. Col. I'm
est IN district large lot, Dr. nook. nat
ural fireplace large Tile bath. lots OF closet
space s'oser. Gar eN. terms. Nv. 3i22
EMERSON. 4eO-6 rooms new gas fur
mace; excellent condition; vacant. open
EAST JEFFERSON REALTY If 1890
FOUR rooms. bath and Unity near Mile
and Hoover; 50, 800, $500 down. KEW,
1898 East Mile
GARLAND 5367-Six rooms. steam heat
full basement; garage reasonable for
cash Acme Real Estate. $500 Grstiot.
GRATIoT- RosEvILLE SECTION
2-hedroom home; stairway TO large attic
complete bath and toilet lot 5oX2o0 price
81 $50, equity out. sis 50 mo, including
taxes. Immediate possession,
IRWIN. KlGHr a HINES. INC.
2i1ol Grstiot PR. ss39
GUILFORD near Cornwall-A broom
/ brick -coted and well Insulated home with
extra room finished IN attic Has automs tit
gas heat; SOFT lot; all fenced, gates
WARNER woLFsToN- car. 47i7
HARDING SHOEMAKER Near schools,
! factories transportation. 7 rooms mod
ern 2-Car: 50 goo 81 600 down. Appoint
ment. Tyler s-lo22
HARDING, ss2g-7 rms. basement. steam
sacrifice, $500. terms, Pettine PL. 1880
HARPER frontage home and garage ideal
for small factory and living quarters
corner lot. 81 500. 81 600 down $40 month
Inquire 20sil Harper, tt 2ss20.
JOHN Z MILE SECTION rooms, 60
n frontage 3-csr garage. fun base
nent. hot Air heat. Only 81 500, $500 down
$40 per month. Sargent Co, $40 +
State Fair. Twinbrook 1-5511
KNODELI eg45 Broom house. only
81 100, $3.50 down. Do not disturb oc.
cupant
LIST YOUR EAST SIDE PROPERTY
WITH rs FOR QUICK SALE
1898 EAST WARREN tt 1000
acknowledgements Nice large
rooms full basement H. A; IS 900
81 900 down make an offer
LIST YOUR EAST SIDE PROPERTY
WITH rs FOR QUICK SALE
1873 EAST WARREN Tt 1000
LILLIBRIDGE. 5i03-six rooms. furnace
fun basement: garage 50 500. Acme
Peal Estate ss03 Grstiot
MONTCLAIR. near Mack-7-room single
modern. steam heat Scar garage 81 $50
down. lopos MACK
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06
Rentals Wanted


FAMILY Of three. defense worker draft
exempt. desire 56-room unfurnishec
house Temple l-o224
TWO girIs working for Christian orgsniza
ton desire large furnished room small
apartment. east SIDE preferred. Merost
CASA before 40 2 m
SOS REWARD for furnished. unfurnished
apartment. house. fat. 20 rooms
Coiored professional couple Trinity 4775
COLORED Wnl pay $40 tor information
leadlnE 10 rental ~ 4, ;. s room fist
apartment references. Amos Gather
Clifford 1879
COLORED defense worker; couple, two
small children desire 3-S-room unfur-
r'hed fiat apartment Mslross o605.
COLOREp SIS reward FOR hnding house
hst or apartment IN good condition, Dc
tense worker with child years, best ref
ererces TW nbrook 2-24iT.
COLORED Fiat. apartment, store front
Or garage living quarters, Townsend
j-S6qt
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06

AGAIN WE Ferea' our CuV0mefs hr'
Satfsted' F0rfs Chetf.'eiS pNwoufh7
OcdEes. Odds cfr ErEe. rarkF'e.I n|.
S2I so. front end s'op shmmFs $40
rehullt clutch go ur iWhreI brakes
SO .un ifanswtssi0r reh.l' $40 ahat
Gibson GaraEe. i4z6 Lincoln. rear Temple
? 1853
AUTO TOPS seat covers Business coure'
converted 70 S-passeucer coupes. General
Tor and Trim, 3036 Fenkel. University
1850
FRAME straighientnf, wheel ahrrtrE and
balancing front and rear skies straight
snec without removing Cook Garage
PLAZA 1913. Fores, a. NJ. Elliott.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06

Auto Parts and Wrecking

WANT motorcycles or equities. Cash watt
ine Edw Kehos Co. s694 Grand River,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06
Wanted to Rent Rooms

COLOEFp Couple working afternoons %
sire large unfurnished room Trnu
1 1885
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06
\ 1927 COZ RvIIIr
Houses for Sale
(Wsst Of Wooduard)

CORTLAND 2fe0-Near LfrWood lovely
and frame income ! nor Ar heating
unit Eood shspf tVo-car garags SIDE
drive. only IS SEQ vith 81 500 down paw
ment Please - 70, disturb tenants Shown
~ appointment only. no sfs4
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06

We ARE Wrecking the following ears:
. Ford, ie29.3s 90 and S.; Chevrolets.
- IS stds and masters; Bucks. 80 81 ;
Chry sler ~: ChTysler s. IS Lincoln
Zephyr. 30 and 81: Terraplans 81 Hud-
son s rs De Soto. SO. La sale 81 ;
Pontiac 6 and 8 "a IS: ODDS &, ,57 olds
Is and g. '3s. 81 Dodge - ton 81 Dodge
"a ton 20 Ford ~ ton. Also wreck
Ing many others. Complete line OF tubes
and tires We carry a complete line OF new
muffIer. tailpipes ana other new aeces'
suries
sHuITZ 4 SON AUTO PARTS
ia6sO.7t JOHN r To s-45fe
Wrecking Late Model Cars
Wood ward John r.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06
Board and Room

BOULEVARD WEST GRAND 37s-Gsn
tlemen; hons-cooked meals showers
lobby good transportsuon. Lhtsystts osls
lCANFIELp WEST. 1875 Apl SLEEP
ing rooms and board adults employed
Can before ?
DEARBORN Two gentlemen or couple 60
share room Dearborn s235
DExTER WHITNEY - Large. comfortable
room. one or Two gentlemen. Tyler
Sass
INVERNESS. 1885 CPuritanI Good nome
for Two employed people. university
3-as22
PRIVATE entrance. shower meals coun-
try style, men only Arlington. 023t.
TRUMBULL.-I2 1877 Southern cooking good
transportation, Michigan. Baker. LafA.
yette. Cherry O936.
WYOMING Fenke.l, men only; real home
excellent meals garage Norihiavn 6fs2
Share Living Quarters
NORTHW EST section Gentleman viii
share apartment with middle aged man.
Trinity 1852.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06
Wanted to Rent Apartments

neut ia downtown district. Dearborn
S45a
COLORFp couple wishes Or 4.room IN
furnished apt. defense worker. TN.
E-1Er
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06
Houses for Rent

BUY !, acre. $3.50. S. an grow your own
food. Tromley. 2ii y. Main. r o.
OAKMAN BLVD To ease 10 rcsponsible
family. large broom nome t1S0 per
month unturhished Si75 partly furnished
no 1891
SIX ROOMS and bath rear, West Side
good trans portation references Apply
22N TVert, fourth 81
CONSULT ne enlarged Real Estate ist.
inEs Ia the dig sundsy Times Want A.
ssctiosi
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06
OWNER LEAVING CITY!

COMPLETE HoMF-3O MO oLD'
no RED TAPE OR MTG EXPENSE
ASBtRY PARK, 1928. near Plymouth
Rd.. 2 bedrooms. excellent condition. fun
basement h. a. furnace; stairway to
hoored attic Comhinatl ion doors, screens
and storm windows all around large ga
rage, ribbon drive fenced yard. good
lawn. lots ~ snruobery Priced ~ only
s. 300. 81 zoo cash required. Shown BY
appointment
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06
MISSOURI. 5666
NEW Homie S4 en-

LOT s2N275. OVER HALF ACRE
In ROYAL oak. good school near Has large
living room and large Etcnen. bedrooms.
both with shower. FUN basement. Ideal
furnace. laundry tuDs, coal pin. Large
covered porch.
VERY GOOD BLACK GARDEN~SOTL
Drive west from Woodward Ave. on l3 MI.
Road 20 Prairie then south 10 M. 3t2qs
OPEN SIrNDAN y 10 s.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06

GUILFORD near Cornwall 5-roon
brick -coted and well insulated home will
extra room finished IN attic Has automau
gas heat; 50-n. lot, al fenced, gates
81 200 - down
WARNER WOLFsTON- can 47l7
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-12-01

einnal cine tedniide unteriudune
sic geranttportung fir 6ie Sreitag
nadt erfolgte 8ombaroierung Der
Staot fldren fonnte. 9lus oieiem
@runoe erideint es ipabri6einli9, baB
Bapit Hius Ser 3lp0lfte iid nod ein-
NAL an aae straightforward uno geu-
tralen penoen uno ite ale 6arum er-
il,ben miro, boB u5l1 oen bielen Cor
gen, an benen oie @elt l9pn blutet,
nicbt audi nod cine Sbdnoung Ser
Sauptitaot Ger 6riitli6en @elt binalt>
gefiigt miro" .....
Die ,,@a5etta be 2auianne" erfIGrte
unteroeiien ais cine Ser eriten neutra-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-12-01

BEL leiner Gebe, oaB ct Elm ureligioIer
Wenldb' iei 10 fur5 na6 Oem angriff
MIR oen SbluB 5uldbt, OaB ct uOie
llntat ini5enierte, INN oaourd oas
gerlpreden ser Mosfauer &onferen5
binidIlig 81 MAIDEN, oas fatboliide
Seiterreib tpieoer fret gu MAIDEN"
Die S6tpei5er Selegrapbenagentlr
erfl6rte, baB oie 8eboroen ser Gati-
fanitaot Ser Meinung iinb, baB nidt
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-12-01

tponad Die in Der Na6t bonn 5. auf
SEN 6. Sftober erfolgte 8ombarbie=
rung Der 8atifanitaot nidt our6 al
liierte Slug5euee erfolete. @ie er
mitteilte, lit BON General Dpigbt 8.
giienboper cine Melbung eingegan=
gen, uoie iiber alien 3neifel Die Sat=
ia6e fldrte, oaB oas angreiien0e
Glug5eug fein alliiertes mar.
Ser ,2onoon Dailp @rpreB' er-
flarte nit elmer rieitgen S9lag5eile
n9itler or6nete bas Bombar6ement
oes 8atifan an, uno iein auBenpoli-
tiider &eoafteur, @bas. Solep, idrieb,
bob Sitlers iiberraidenoe Bebauptung
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-12-01

OtIluIIlHell JCuuJLlujlelL uueE Ule NuSe
bes Bapites in Der bon BEN gea5i toni
trollierten Sta6t &om erbaltlid iino,
10 muB man itb auf Die bon beioen
Seiten ber0ffentlidten Beri9te berlai-
len. Obne ibre &idtigfeit 5u rnter-
fuhen, laiien mir oieielben Der &eibe
nad folgen.
Ser 8atifanienber bat inbetreff Der
Bon1baroierung Der Batifanitaot er>
fldrt. bon s. auf BEN 6. Sftober feien
our1 bier 8omben, Die bon einem
nidt ioentifierten Slue3eus abeetuor-
fen pltroen, 6as nieorig flog, S9d= |
ben in ser gatifaniiden Staot ange-
ri6tet tporoen. Die 8omben fielen
nabe Dem 8aiierreierboir atpii6en ser
@ouberneurs-&ir6e un6 bem 9egli
l1fft5i 8alait, auf bic MoIaifperfe uno
nabe oem Santa Maria Ylat nieber.
Niemano tpuroe berlebt, aber bie Mo=
iaifmerfitatten l1no ser @ouberneurs=
paIait tpurben ernitli1 bei6dbigt.
sS1t alliierten &reiien neigt man fi9
Der annabme 5u, baB bie 8omben
bon beutiden Slug5eugen abgetporfen
tpl1rben, nm Die Ser. Staaten uno
@robbritannien in oen gugen ser fa=
tbolifden 8elt 5l1 oisfrebitieren. Ser
oeutfde Bropaganoaberidt oagegelt
erfldrte, cine genaue l1nteriu6ung
tperoe oie &aiierten bloBiteuen. Deut=
id)e Sffi5iere baben nit Ser l1nterI11=
dung oes 8ombenidabens begonnen,
Die Ser 8eridt tpeiter beiagte. Cine
amtlide @rfldrung bes aliierten
Sauptquartiers in 4Igier erflGrte:
"Beil es offenfl.n6ig ,1nnt0gli9 if, |
iiber ieoen 3tpeifel erbaben Sen Sal !
bon gomben bon Glug5eugen, bie in
Na6toperationen tdtig tparen, felt5u-
itellen. ergab 6o6 eine 6urdgreifenoe
unteriubung bon Miiiionen, 6ie in
Der Na6t bonn 5. auf oen 6. Sttober
ansgefiibrt puroen, 6aB bie Mann-
ihaften iib an lire ausoriifli6en Be-
feble bielten l1no Die 8atifanilde |
Sfdof n1d]t bombar0lerten"
2ant elmer 3iirider 9epeibe nad
Gtodbolm bat 8apit Hius batifani-
fd5e Nmtsitenen angemieIen, cine ,,un=
abbdngtge unteriu6ung uber 6ie Ser
t1tnft Der 8omben boraunebmen".
X X *
8iel er6rtert tper6en 6ie Bemiihun.
gen 6es Hapites, Mom bon bei6en
friegfiibrenoen 5eiten aIs ,,beiliae |
Staot" anerfa,tnt gu erbaIten, INN es |
bor oem @iiten Beg arieges 5u idiit-
gen. Ssn 8atifanfreiien berbdIt man
fi5 binitdtli9 oieies goridlages Iebrl
reierbiert, aber Die MogIi6feit zines
1olhen Mbfommens lit ni9t ausge.
idloiien.
unteroeiien lit Der @i6erItan6 ge-
gen Die Na5is in Noroitalien itdn6iaI
am Wadfen uno 6ie gerbaftungenI
bon Mnbangern 8aboglios, einfdlieB-I
li9 5ablreider @eiitIiden, ourd oiel
Deltid)en geben tpeiter. ginem unbe-
itatigten 8eridt 5ufoIge befin6et iihj
oud Der gr5biidof bon NeaiIano,
aaroinal 5duiter, unter oeutIdert |
Beipadung. ct bate georobt, ale
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-12-01
ltupplitijbe 3citliuftc

S6reiber bon anonDmen 8riefen unb
anoere 5u erfommuni5ieren, bie poll
tii6e @egner 5u benun5ieren iu6en.
X X X
@oparo 81. Stettinills, ser alntie=
renoe Staatslefretar in 8albington,
bat oie amtlibe @rflarung abgegeben,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-12-01

len 3eitrneen, bie it6 5u bem 3pi.
lbenfan auberten, baB es atpar be.
adtenstpert lei, oaB beioe friegfiib.
renoen 8arteien sic @egenieite fir
BEN @orfau beranttportlid MAIDEN,
aber Damn fabrt lie fort: ,,@en,dB oem
alten lateinifden 5pri9port, oab. sic
S6uloigen INNER unter oenen ae.
iu6t nerben iouen, Die einen gusen
bon Ser Sat baben, fann man nur
feititeaen, oaB england feinerlei 8or.
tell oapon gebabt baben tpiiroe, tpenn
es feline 8omben segen Sen 8atifon
geridtet bdtte - iogar gana inn &c.
genteil
~sud 6ie oeutide 8ebauptung, bab
oie 8omben britiider Sertunft tpa.
rem, lit tein geniieenoer 8etpeis, oa
biele abgetporfen >puroen, obne 5u er.
plooieren, uno alio pieoer berpenoet
perOen f0nnten. gs tpiroe auberoem
nt6t oas eritemal iein, baB 0ie Deut-
i6en 10 ettpas ansetteln. @ir erin-
nern uns nur an BEN Heidstagsbrano,
Ser in ser v&in6beit oes Na5ismus"
piitete, aber iiber oen es nod INNER
aaerbano 3meifel sibt."
X X X
Cine 0epel6e bon ser itaIienilden
@ren5e an bie @enfer 3eitung ,,2a
Suiiie' erfldrte, oaB ser 8atifan ftb
getpeisert babe, pie bon oeuti6er
Seite aufeeforbert, antifaibiitiide uno
na5ifeinolide Slii6tlinge aus5ulie.
fern, bie i'm Gatifan cine 3uf1u6ts.
itatte gefunoen baben, uno oaB ft6
9eutl6lono oieiem @ntIdeio gebeugt
babe. Inter oen S1iibtlingen befinoen
it9 Der Wfeloung 5ufolge au9 beri9ie.
oene friibere @roBen oes Sai6ismus,
oie nod Muiiolinis San ploblid pro-
n1inente IntifaIdiiten getporoen ftno.
Inter anoeren itno barunter rnebrere
Wigtlteoer oes @roBen SaidiItenra-
tes, Die fir MuiioIinis Mbiebl1na ge.
itimmt batten, nie es beiBt. SbpobI
Ser Sateranbertrag bon 1929 sic
&lauIeI entbalt, 6ab poIitii6en sSIiidt.
lingen i'm 8atifan fein Mipl eetpdbrt
tperoen oarf, bat ftd) 6ie Situation
iebt inIofern gednoert, oaB Ser 81.
Stubl na6 tpie Dor Die Negierung
MaridaI 8a6oglios aIs bic redt.
mabige 9eegierune StaIiens amer.
fennt uno oie 8eiesung &oms our6
Die Deutiden oieien gertrag oober
praftiid auBer &raft eeiest bat.
X X X
$50 fatboliide, proteitantiide un6
iioiid)e Siibrer baben cine Deflara.
tion iiber 6en 8eltfrieoen erlailen,
ser na6 ibrer ubereinitimmenoen Mei.
nung Die folsen6en iieben Bunfte ent.
balten ioate: 1. 9ie Drganiiation Ell.
mes seredten Grieoens bdnst bon Der
Mnerfennung Der praftii9en Eatlade
ab, oaB ni6t nur ginaeIperionen, ion.
bern and Nationen, Staaten uno oie
internationale @eieIli6aft Ser Sber-
bobeit @ottes uno ieines moraIiIden
@eieses unteriteben. 2. Die gSiiroe
Der meni6liden Berfon als bes gben-
biloes @ottes muB NIT auen fib aus
ibr ergebenoen &oniequen5en in elmer
tnternationalen 9eflaration Der Me9-
te ausoriidlid feitgeitent 11n6 in ser
Yraris national un6 international ae-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-12-01

SSn Dem bon Der Sranenabteilung
geIeiteten geation Catholic Cont
munitp Serbice IN 8ilori, Miii.,-
1ntpeit aeesler .Siel6, fin6en COL
batenfrauen, &inber uno W2utter
unterfunft Biz 81 5tpei @o1en.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-17

BEDROOM for rent Twin beds,
outside entrance. Adjoining bath
two gentlemen. 1918 State. 2-l9
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-17
8ESITUATlONS WANTED
I2-WANTtD TO RENT
f3-ROOMS FOR RENT

ROOM FOR RENT. Private en-
trance. Ideal for late sleeper. 404
He'll. 2-18
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-17
0PAMay Increase
Can Allowance

WASHINGTON, Feb. l7.-(UP)-
If every can of food now stored in
pantries is declared during ration
ing registration next week, it may
be possible for the Office of Price
Administration to increase the con-
Suner'S ration next month.
The amount Of canned goods to
be allowed each consumer In March
has not been determined. 1t will
vary according to the supply of
goods available and, OPA revealed
today, according to the amount now
stocked by civilians.
OPA avoided use OF The word
"hoarcling" Instead il said it was
fully aware that many American
families customsrily keep their
pantrieS we'll stocked with canned
goods. Thus, it said, the deduction
of point stamps from War Ration
Book NO, 2 for such surpiuses was
IN no sense penalty"
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-17
DEATH FUNERAL
NOTICES

Fred r., 81, died Tues
day in an FL Centro hospital
Body to lie in state at the Lem
onS Chapel in Ell Centre from II
am. TO 8 pm. Wednesday. Funer-
al services at the Little Church
of the Flowers at Forest Lawn
Memorial Park in Glendale at 3
pm. Saturday with the ElkS
lodge in charge of the rites. En-
tOmbment in mauSoleum at
Forest Lawn. 2-18
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-17

LOST-Ladies' wallet containing
valuable papers, ration cards, etc.
Reward. Inquire I'll Brighton.
2-20
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-17
Navy Announces
SO Casualties

WASHINGTON, Feb. 17-(UP)-
The Navy haS announced the names
Of So more casualties in the Navy,
Marine and Coast Guard. The list
includes 81 dead, 80 wounded and
II missing. 1t brings to 23,282 the
number of casualties announced by
the Navy since December z, 194l.
CALIFORNIA-Fuller, Benjamin,
G. Y. Capt, Marines, dead. Wife,
Mrs Benjamin C. Y. Fuller, 708 A
avenue, Coronado.
Mulhall, Lyle c., Pfc, Marines.
wounded. Mother, Mrs. Iva F..
MacDonneil, Gardena.
Newton, Allen, Pvt, Marines,
dead. Aunt, Mrs. Spice Melton,
27457 Tyrell avenue, Hayward.
Oien, Sigurd s., Corp, Marines,
dead. Father, Sigurd C. Oien, 1886
Eighth street, Riverside.
Petersen, Fred j., Pfc, Marines,
wounded. Mother, Mrs. Helen C..
Petersen, 6131 Outlook avenue,
Los Angeles.
Pierce, Willis E., Pfc, Marines,
wounded. Mother, Mrs. Mary d.
Pierce, 2513 Sacramento street,
San Francisco.
Westley, Elwood Laurence, ma
chinist's mate, End class, dead.
previously reported missing.D) Fa-
ther, Carl WeStley 2OO9 Goth ave-
nue., Oakland
Zamos, Joseph, Pfc, Marines,
wounded. Mother, Mrs. Jean Ia
mos, 400 N. Stanley avenue, Los
Angeles.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-17
W.E.HANCOCK

Since 1914 "The Farm Land Man"
Ia mi. West of Courthouse. Phi. 69e
7-9ti
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-17

LOST-2 yr. old Holstein heifer.
Branded Bar M on neck. j. c.
Mealey, Rt. 2, Box rs, Imperial.
PIG
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-17
27-FARM IMPLEMENTS
PRODUCTS

FOR SALE-Loose alfalfa HAYS
tons in front of stanchions corral
to feed in. Also head corn, 90 tons.
Call before 10 am. u miles south
Highway Date Ranch. H. l.. Boone.
2-18
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-17
!9-Cify Properly tor Sale

VALLEY HOTEL property equip
ment and business. l made money
during depression, SO can you.
Good living for couple-cash and
terms. See owner Of Valley Hotel.
l-26TF
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-17

marriott BARLEY $500 per C.WT.
at warehouse. 5-ton lots or more
only. We will deliver. PHI. Imperial
1861 or Ell Centro 8713J1. 2-23
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-17
!8-Country property for Sale

65 ACRES FLAX. Soft soil, good
water delivery, drainage, house
Rented third crop. Ono mile west,
y south Bonds Corner. Write Of
fer to r. Mellor, Rt. 3, Box 652,
Turlock, Calf. 2-18
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-17

FOR SALES doz. RI.R. pullets
mo. old and 2 doz. laying hens.
10th st. and Imp. Ave. In Impe-
rial. 2-19
Evening star., 1943-03-11
TEEN AGE
APPAREL

7---nriginaliv 7,p5 2-Pieee spun Rsynn
Chubby Dresses, Size 121a and 16is
39g
1o--originalIy 5.9g Spun Rayon
chubby Dresses. Sizes 10ia to t6ia
i--Originally 1898 Rayon Crepe
Dresses Size / . TO IA 500
ton Dresses. Size 8 to 15--..9 90
1-OriginalIy 1928 Corduroy Shorty
Coat Size 6.95
l0--Originaily 4.99 Rayon Stacks
Sizes 10 to ---.-----------a.9 90
la-Originaiiy Loo Polar Bear sweat
ers. Small and medium 2.99
(Miss Teen Shop, Second Floor.
The Hecht Coz
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4 MzsNictory Gardens; =

The smallest seeds should not be
| covered with more than one-fourth
inch soil, perhaps only one eighth
inch. The larger seeds may be COW
cred with as much as two inches Of
soil. This is especially true of peas
the object being to put the roots
down where the soil is cool and
moist.
Seeds need not be covered as
deeply in the spring when showers
arc more frequent and the soil is
likely to be sufficiently moist. In
the summer when the soil is warmer
and dryer deeper planting is needed.
1t is not necessary to press the
soil about the seeds to insure suffi-
clent moisture for termination in
the spring, but in the summer this
is an important practice.
Many gardeners SOW radish seed
in their rows of carrots to help
break the crust, and to mark the
location. Carrot seed are slow in
terminating.
Peas and beans are legumes and
Wv "~ON 4S4 IIIC III 81 I14dIlIulG on
piece Of ground should be inoculat-
ed with the proper bacteria. This is
a simple job and only involves buy
ing the culture. diss0lving it in
water and Wettinc the seed After
lnoculation the seed should be kept
protected from the sun and covered
as soon as put in the drill
Sowing seed too thickly is 4 waste
of seed and increases the work of
thinning. Plants need room to grow
and If we SOW the seed thinly better
growth and better crops may be
expected. Crowded plants cut off
the circulation Of air and encourage
the development of disease. Large
seeds may be properly spaced with
out difficulty. The smaller seeds are
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No. n

dormant plants r---------------,
and our efforts A., ~
should be to en- No II
couraged and
protect them ------------------------
Seed need moisture and warmth
to develop Seed Of the harder
plants will develop IN colder soils
than those of the less hardy, al
though most seeds will stand a lot
more in the way Of unfavorable con-
ditlOns than is commonly believed.
Seeds Of such tender crops as to-
matOeS, and often corn. fall to the
ground and live over winter in this
area, terminating and producing
plants in the garden the following
spring.
Seeds vary In size from those that
are large, such as peas and corn, to
such tiny ones as parsley and pep
pers. 1t is only reasonable to ex-
peCt that the plants coming from
the smaller seeds will have difficulty
IN pushing through heavy soils or
pushing from a great depth. For
TINS reason our soils should be we'll
prepared, the seeds covered accord
ing to their size, and the soil cover
should be prevented from forming a
hard crust.
A sol that has considerable sand
IN it or that contains peat moss or
compost is not apt to form a hard
crust. Lacking this kind of a gar
den soil, it may be well to cover the
smaller seeds with compost, sand, or
even coal ashes. termination will
be much better.
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STUDENTS
SUITS AND
COATS
~ Price

4 Originally 1850
Fleece Coats. Shorts,
1-35, 2--38. Regular
size, 1-3T ll.25
9 Originally $3.50 All
wool Suits. Three
piece suits, including
coat, vest and slacks.
Sizes 81, 3s, 80 and
4o -------..--- 1l.25
IL Originally 2.se and
S.95 Felt Hats 100
lS Originally Ssc Rain
caps -- 44c
IA Originally 1895
Fl ky Golf Suits.
Sizes 10 to l3 1O.98
10 Originally 2.se Pair
Boys Tweed Knickers.
Sizes 9, 13 and IA. 1.65
2 Originally 4.99 Husky
Siacks. Sizes IL and
~ -------- 1873
AL merchandise labeIsd
as TO pool content.
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Floor, The Hecht Coz
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BOYS
FURNISHINGS

23 Originally lis Junior
Boys Fancy Patterned d
Shirts. For school and dress
up, Broken sizes ---- 78c
IS Originally 1.95 Prep Boys
Dressy Shirts. Plain and
fancy colors. Broken sizes.
CSC
e Originally SEC Boys
Leather Belts. Broken sizes.
28c
; Originally 5.s9 Cotton
Hechturoy Knickers. Brown
only. Size Is LAS
II Originally 1.09 TO l.39
BOYS Cotton Knit Polo Shirts
with crew neck or three but
ton front. Gay stripes with
long sleeves. Broken sizes, 4Sc
73 Originally 100 Boys Pop
lin and Wool Helmets. Also
hugger caps with earmutfs.
Broken sizes ------------2 28c
IL Originally 100 Varsity
Boys Bow Ties in various
colors ---------- SOC
II Originally 44c Boys I'm
dershirts. Winter weight.
Some with sleeves 29c
Boys FURNISHINGS, Second
Floor, The Hecht Coz