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Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-28
- Use Post-Press Want Ads for Results
32--USED GAG.

TRADE Equity in 80 Pontiac Sc
dan for older car that is clear.
Steve Rochester, Il mile east of
Acker Store after ) pm. or Sun
day 81
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-28
Assembly Asked
ToQuiz Police

SACRAMENTO, Jan, 23.-(UP)-
The State Assembly, in response
20 a request by District Attorney
John DockWeiler of Los Angeles, to-
1ay considered creation of . three
member assembly interim commit
tee to investigate charges of brutal
ity on the part CI Los Angeles
police officers.
The resolution containing the
authorization, by Assemblyman Lee
T. Bashore, r., GlendOra, was in
troduced after Speaker Charles
Lyon, r., Los Angeles, received a
telegram from Dockweiler request
ing the investigation. The resolu-
ton was referred to the rules COM
mittee.
DockWeilcr said that lis own in
ycstigatiOn had reached an i'm
raSse because police officers have
refused to reveal information he
faid they must have.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-28

A POST-PRESS WANT-AD can get
you that house or apartment you
want. just call 800, and give the
Ad taker all the particulars
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-28

1941 FORD Auxiliary Coupe for
sale. Low mileage. perfect condi-
ton, very good tires. Write Cal
exico p. o. Box 387 or PHI. Calex.
692 after pm. 1-l9TF
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-28
5-HElP WANTED

WANTED-Elderly or draft exempt
man as service station operator
in Imperial. If you are interested
in permanent job with guaran-
teed salary, phone Wiltshire Oil
Co, BraWley 2l3W for interview.
2-3
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-28

LARGE SIZE hand fooled leather
wallet, initials FW.M.. Left in
telephone booth at telephone Of
flee. Reward. Phi. F.. w. Manley,
217 HoltVile. 2-1
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-28

GIRL OR WOMAN for general
housework. No cooking or laun-
dry. Living quarters suitable for
couple, service mans wife OK.
Phone 1913, Mrs. Moretti. l-30
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-28

Middle age man or Wom-
an for clerk. Must speak Spanish.
Apply 484 Main. 1-23TF
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-28
Cards of Thanks

WISH TO EXPRESS my sincere
appreciation and thanks to my
many friends and neighbors for
their wonderful assistance and
sympathy; also for the beautiful
floral offerings received in my
recent loss of my beloved brother,
Thomas Smith.
Carrie Gentry.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-28

WANTED BOYS with bicycles to
carr evening paper routes. See
Art Davis, PoSt-PresS. 1-22TF
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-28

LOST SUNDAY NIGHT Envelope
containing certificate for car, gas
books, etc. Reward. Phone 1863,
da.time. l-3O
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-28

IF YOU NEED ROOM, board and
wages, contact us. We need help
in household. p. O. Box 1876, FL
Centre. 1-3l
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-28
- Personals. Special Notices

WE BUY USED FURNITURE
OELOZIER FURNITURE STORE
542 Main ST. Phone 1914
12-17TF
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-28
|-LOST, FOUND, ESTRAY

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LOST-BroWn Boston screW-tail
dog in Holtville. White face and
breast, almost collar left front
foot white, star on both flanks.
Liberal reward. 1873 1st Ave-, Yu-
ma. Frank Fl. Dudley. 81
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-28
CALL AN EXPERT!
AUTO SERVICE

AUTO COLLISION REPAIRS
Frame, axle work. wheel alignment
BARKER BODY WORKS
4ls State. Phone 1873
tt
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-28
8-SITUATIONS WANTED

WANTED-Home laundry, rough
wash, &c Id. Laundry and ironing
if desired. 228 No. 7th. l-29
Evening star., 1943-11-07
Alexandrians May Apply
For Ration Book Nov. 1915

Approximately 1000 Alexandrians
who failed to register for Ration
Book 4 when they we're issued on
October % and 20 will be given an
opportunity to get their books from
3 to 6 and Z to 9 pm. November
IS and 16.
James S. Douglas. executive secre-
tary of the Alexandria Ration
Board, made the announcement
yesterday in response to many in
quiries
The books will be given out in the
auditorium of the Virginia Public
Service Co. Building in the 100 block
of South Washington street.
Mr.. Douglas said no books will be
issued at the board before the dates
set, and announcement will be made
after November 16 as to when and
where books can be obtained by per-
sons who have not registered by
that date.
Evening star., 1943-11-07
Alexandria Scottish Rite
OPENS Reunion Tomorrow

The fall reunion of the Scottish
Rite Masonic bodies Of Alexandra
will be held tomorrow through Fri
day in the George Washington Ma
tional Masonic Memorial. The class
has been named the Naval Torpedo
Station class in honor Of the large
delegation from the plant that will
receive degrees.
The following schedule has been
announced by Roger c. Sullivan,
chairman of the committee:
Monday, 7:30 pm, registration OF
candidates; pm, conferrin9 OF
the fourth and sixth degrees: Tues
day, 7::3O pm, comforting of twelfth
and fourteenth degrees; Wednesday.
7:30 pm. comforting of eighteenth
and twentieth degrees; Thursday,
7:30 pm, conferring Of tmrtieth
degree, and Friday, 7;30 pm, con-
ferring of thirty degree.
On Tuesday, Wednesday, Thurs
DAY and Friday, the conferring Of
degrees will be preceded by dinner
at $50 pm. at Shuman's, SIS King
street.
At 8:15 pm. November 10 a re-
ception will be held at Gadsov'S S
Tavern in honor Of members OF the
class and their families.
During the last two weeks six
members of the Washington Me-
mortal Lodge of Perfection received
honors from the Supreme Council
of the thirty-third degree. which
held its meeting in the House OF
the Temple here Harry H Newton
and Robert c. Leachman received
the thirty-third degree, ard Dr..
William Meyer of Hcrndon. Harry A
Leake. Benjamin A. Edwards and
Benjamin Oppenheim of AleXandria
received the Knight Commander of
Court of Honor.
Evening star., 1943-11-07
Tin Can Depots Set Up
In Prince Georges

Establishment of 81 tin can COL
lection depots in Prince Georges
County was announced last night by
Mrs. Ruth P. Keane, county chair
man OF Civilian War Services.
Regular collections of tin cans are
made throughout the county on the
last Wednesday of each month. The
drive began September 20. .Collec-
ton depots are located as follows:
College Park area, College Park
Market, University Food Market
and the University of Maryland;
Vansville area, Beltsville School;
Berwyn area, Berwyn School; Lake.
land area, Lakeland School; River
dale area, A. Rosenblatt's store,
6l20 Edmonston avenue; Solomon
Deskin store, 4700 Riverdale road l.;
Center Market, 620l Baltimore ave-
nue.. and Carr Brothers & Boswell,
6243 Baltimore avenue; Brandywine
area, T. B. Bus Terminal, Mum
hardt's; Garage, Brandywine; j..
Robert Crawford store. Cedarville; :;
Harry Brown store, Danville, and
w. v. Miller store, Cheltenham
Nottingham area, r. Hugh Perrie,
WestWood; Holly Grove School,
James B. Naylor home, Westwood
School, Croome School and Harry
Moore, Croome.
Mrs Keane also praised the fol-
lowing communities for their CO.
operation in the campaign.
Upper Marlboro, Cheverly, Rogers
Heights, College Park, Lanham,
Colmar Manor, Green Meadows,
BerWyn, Beltsville, Mount Rainier,
RiVerdale, College Park, Greenbelt
and Bladensburg.
Evening star., 1943-11-07
'MaryIanec confuis
Fire Insurance Rate
Ensor Tells Senate
HY. the Associated PreSS

Os tiit ]AssoSidteQ ITeSS.
ANNAPOLIS, Md, Nov. 6.-State
E. Insurance Commissioner Lawrence
E: Ensor asserted today that At
torney General Biddle's statement
that there is no control whatso-
ever exercised over fire insurance
rates bv Is States" including Mary
land, did not apply to this State
and is not we'll founded
This statement" Mr.. Ensor de-
clared, insofar as Maryland is con-
cerned. apparently was made
through lack of knowledge of the
existing situation"
A letter setting forth his views on
Mr. Biddle's statement. which was
made during discussions of pro-
posed Federal regulations of insur-
ance Companies, was addressed to
Chairman Van Nuys of the Senate
Judiciary Committee.
Said Mr.. Ensor: While it is true
that this department does not ac-
tually fix fire insurance rates, as it
does in the case of certain other
classes of insurance such as work.
mems compensation, nevertheless it
does exercise a very real control
over fire insurance rates e.. :"
He said that Maryland's insur-
ance article required the commits
sioner to have the affairs of every
insurance company, both domestic
and foreign and licensed to do busi-
ness in the State, periodically ex-
amined.
Evening star., 1943-11-07
Need for New Taxes
For Virginia School
Program Doubted
by the Associated Press,

Ey the Associated Press.
RICHMOND, Nov. 6.-Dr. Dabney
IS. Lancaster, superintendent of pub.
lie instruction, said today he was
willing to advocate a new tax fol
school purposes-if he were con-
vinced one were necessary to carry
through his program for minimum
needs.
But" he said, IT am not con-
vinced one is necessary, in view OF
recurring State surpluses, and
believe it would be hard to con-
vince the people of Virginia that
is the case"
DR.. Lancaster asked for approx
|imately $13,000,000 to increase the
States contribution for teacher sal
,aries from s720 a teacher unit tc
ISL 200 teacher unit for the next
two years. Gov. Darden said the
best he could do would be to recon-
mend $840 for the first year and
$3.50 for the second year.
So firmly convinced was DR.. Ian
caster that no new taxes would be
needed that he said
Il would almost be willing to ac-
cept the Governors recommenda-
ton of $840 and $3.50 without pro.
test provided the General Assembly
would appropriate the difference be-
tween those figures and the 1900 ]
asked on condition it would not be
released by the Governor until he
was satisfied its release would not
cause deficit in the State treasury.
Such a course would create un-
certainty. it was explained, because
Evening star., 1943-11-07
Virginiu's IS Senutors-E|ect
Represent Divergent Views

Hunter Carpenter, who succeeds
Charles N. Loving, who chose to 60
to the House of Delegates.
Burgess E. Nelson, Shenandoah,
who comes as a Democrat out of a
Republican county to represent the
district once represented by Senator
Byrd, more recently by Judge Burr
P. Harrison.
Ben T. Pitts, Fredericksburg, a
theater man, who defeated a lum-
herman, H. H. Walton, Louisa.
Andrew w. Clarke, Fairfax, a
lawyer, whose Senate seat was
created for him under the redistrict-
ing act of 1912, man who has had
experience as a member of the Fair
fax Board of Supervisors.
Thomas Blanton, lawyer and
banker. Bowling Green, coming to
occupy the seat held for many years
by the late Senator Henry Taylor
Wickham
L. u. holland. Newport News,
plumbing man and contractor, chief
owner of Richmond hotel property,
lei JldlIlIS Z. tOCIdltl IHOilldSue, "llO
did not run again because he is a
colonel in the artillery.
Marvin Minter, Matthews lawyer.
who succeeds w A. Wright.
L. C. Byrd, Richmond chemist.
who represents Henrico. Chester
field, New Kent, Charles City.
James City and Williamsburg, fill
ing the shoes left vacant by Sem
ator Hudson Cary, who retired after
his home in Henrico was annexed
by Richmond.
Those are the new men who will
operate in conjunction with SEN
ator Aubrey G. Weaver, chief Of
the Finance Committee. and king
fish" of the General Assembly, and
the other "a veterans.
Many committee posts are open
and the younger of the veterans will
be given opportunities that nor
mally DO not come so soon in sena-
Evening star., 1943-11-07
4v the AsSociated Press

RICHMOND. Nov 6.-Vrginia's S
Senate experienced fairly large
turnover in Tuesdays general cleo
ton. with Is new members. The
House gained 35 members, but this
is not an unusual number for that
body.
The Senate percentage change
was 3T.5, slightly higher than the
"a per cent for the Lower House.
The new Senators-elect represent
many divergent views on govern
mental problems They include:
B. T. Gunter. ir., Accomack,
Northampton and Princess Anne,
whose father was a legislator >e-
fore him; Edward L. Breeden. jr..
a strong organization man from
Norfolk, delegate elevated at the
expense Of Senator Vivian L. Page,
a nonConformist, who was defeated
in the primary.
Y. Melvin Hodges. an attorney
from South Hill. who has legiSla-
tive experience as a House men,
Der to his credit; Mosby G. PerroW,
Lynchburg a lawyer, replacing
Senator Garter Glass, jr,, who is
in the Army; S. Floyd Landreth, a
Republican from Carroll and Gray
son, a district so stoutly Republi-
can that Mr. Landreth was un-
opposed
V. N. Nef. Abingdon, a school
leader member of the House Of
Delegates for the last 10 years and
chairman Of its Schools and Colleges
Committee, and also a member Of
1.-THE State Board of Education, who
dared to oppose the popular Re-
publican incumbent, Fred c. Parks.
M. NJ Long. southwest lawyer,
representing Wise and Dickinson,
elevated after service in the House
to replace the late Senator R. r.
Parker.
J. C. Carpenter, Clifton Forge
banker and businessman, brother Of
the almost legendary football star,
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Arlington Legion Post
!nstuIIs Buchanan

James c. Buchanan was installed
as commander of the Gen. Billie
Mitchell American Legion Post.
Arlington County, at ceremonies re-
Gently at the Cherrydale Masonic
Hall
Other officers installed we're Edie
v. Gange and D. P. Lohr, I'd, vice
commanders. Officers appointed by
Comdr. Buchanan were L. D. Batson
adjutant; Joseph Towns, finance
officer; M. B. Sandridge. service
officer; Grady A. Miller, historian;
y. Baber, war service officer; Neal
Foss, community service officer: Paul
Orndorff, chaplain: Robert Davis
Judge advocate; William Logan
sergeant at arms, and Theodore
Forne and Nh. Davis, color bearers.
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Women Will Observe
World Community Day

Women representing 10 South Ar
lington churches will observe World
Community day with services at
noon Armistice Dav. at Arlington
Presbyterian Church on Columbia
pike. it has been announced.
The program. which will have as
its theme The Price of An Enduring
Peace" will feature panel discus
sion by Mrs. Lee A. Peeler, Mrs. w. w
Cosby Mrs. Henry D. Rinsland and
Mrs. w. D. Meyer Mrs. John G.
Magee will be guest speaker.
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Prince Georges Group
To Confer With ODT

Members of the Public Utilities
Committee of the Prince Georges
County Federation Of Citizens As
sociations will meet with Milton
Diehl of the Office Of Defense Trans
portation at 2 pm. Tuesday in an
attempt to obtain improved bus
and streetcar service in the county.
The committee was authorized to
meet with ODT officials at the fed
eration's meeting Thursday. Louis
A. Day is chairman of the group.
Other members are Mrs. Betty Tay-
man, Louis Cranados, Fred w Cast,
Walter F. Mulligan, president of the
federation; P. E. Paxton and Daniel
M. Greene.
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1900 in Montgomery
Lack Rotion Book No. 4

Approximately 1000 No 4 ration
books are still to be issued late reg
istrants III Montgomery County, ac-
cording to estimates by the County
Board of Education, which had
charge of the issuance of books Oc-
tOber 81 and %
DR.. Edwin w. Broome, superin-
tendent of county schools, said a
tabulation of work sheets on file
showed a total of 103.122 No. 4 books
were issued to the heads of 34.453
families in the county during the
scheduled registration.
DR.. Brooms said estimates of the
number of books vet to be issued
were based on the number of books
issued in May.
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teacher contracts are usually signed
in May before school money for
the succeeding year becomes avail
able after July l.
DR.. Lancaster said he did not in
tend to try to organize the teachers
in their efforts to get larger salaries,
but said he would talk with legis-
lators and "the people back home"
regarding the necessity for the sup
port of public schools.