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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-10-29
NEW PHILADEL-
PHIA, PA.
LIETUVISKAS MIESTELIS.

LIETUNISkAS MlESIELlS.
Sis miestelis turf virS 2700
gyventoju. Puse tos skaitlines
sudaro Lietuviai. Antra vieta
skaitliumi Ultima Atrial. Sla-
voku ir LenkQ maziau, Italu,
Vokieciu ir Tyrolieciu tik po
keleta seimu. Miestelio valdy-
boje irgi yra puse Lietuviu val
dininku: Miesto taryboje-3l,
mokyklu taryboje-1, burmis-
tras - Vasiliauskas; taikos
teiseias - Sabaitis; taksQ rim
kejas - Zubrys; notaras -
Elinauskas; konstabelis - Gel
cius; Racionalej taryboj-Va-
siliauskas.
kariuomene Xxi siol isejo
sekanti 165 jaunuoliai:
Adomaitis j., Austravicius
A., Andriuskevicius j., And
riuskevicius A., Andriuskevi-
cius j., Apsega j., Abromai-
tbs A., Abromaitis E., Abro-
MATHS ", Alabavicius J.
Bagdonas E., Bagdonas A,
Bagdonas j., Bagdonas j., Bar
kauskas A, Butkevicius A,
Bezgela j., Bezgela N, Beige
Ia D., Bezgela A., Bezgela ",
Bulota E., Barisnevicius A,
Burneckis j., Burneckis E., Be
niulis j., Beniulis j., Burnec-
kis ", Buckiunas D.. Buckiu-
mas V.
Cerniauskas F.
Dobilas NJ, Dobilas j., Dab
ravalskis A., DoGkus j., Dunn
Gus ", Duncikas P.
Elinauskas j., Elinauskas A.
Ferenca E., Farenca A.
Gribliauskas j., Gredeckas
j., Gredeckas F., Gataveckas
V, Guoba S., Guoba P, Griga-
liunas S., Grajauskas S., Gra-
iauskas j., Graiauskas A, Ge-
dcminas F.
Jakaitis j., Jakaitis j., ia
nulevicius j., Jurciukonis B.,
Jurkiunas J., JanuSauskas A.,
Janusauskas j., Janulaitis J.
Kodis j., Kodis E., Kodis A,
kodis v, Kazlauskas P, Kaz-
lauskas S., Kazlauskas, ", XII
sonis P, Kisieliauskas D., Kri-
vas R.
Laurinaitis A., Laurinaitis
F., Laurinaitis r., Lambarta
J., Lambarta A., Leskevi3ius
v, Leskevicius j., Leskys E.,
Leskys F., Lazauskas L., Luc-
ka E.
Marciukaitis A., Mikusas NJ,
Mikonis j., Miklusevicius E.,
Miklusevicius P, Misikevicius
j., Marazas A., Martinaitis j.,
Matusevicius V.
Narijauskas F., Narijauskas
v, Narijauskas T.
Ozalas ], Ozalas K, Ovelka
E., Overka AL, Overka Ant.
Pautienius F., Faplauskas V.
Paukstis j., Petrusis D., Pap
lauskas j., Paplauskas j., Pau
lionis E., PaltanaviCius A., Pal
tanavicius j., Paltanayicius d.,
Paltanavicius V.
Rudaitis A., Radius P.
Stanionis D., Stanionis j.,
Steniulis j., Stasiulevicius v,
Stasiulevicius L., Sadauskas S.,
Sadauskas K, Sadauskas j.,
Skucas j.. Skucas A., Skiecius
j., Smerlikas P. Skripka j.,
siaudys A., siaudys K, siau.
dys L., Simkus A.. simkus NJ,
siIiauskas A., siliauskas E.,
siliauskas j., siliauskas j.,
sneideris j., silevicius S., Sa-
tas ", sliakys ". spokas F.,
simanskis E., simanskis K.
Tamulionis j., Tamulionis A..
'auras E., Tamulevicius f.,
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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-10-29

DIRWAI issiraSvti ne~oik'a
laukti prad1ios ret siQ-'
S. nurlcr?t" -.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-10-29

SPROGIMAS. Easton, Pa,
iStiko sprogimas gaso dirbtu-
veie. Nelaimeje uzmusta du
daroininkai, So kiti su3cista.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-10-29
ID Y X A /
PAGALBA NUO
! REUMATIzMO

lei ken6iate kuno skausmus; jei sanariai
jauslus; lei uzena skausma orc permaino-
Sc, atariam jums bandyti ROSSE Tabs be
r1okesties ir obligaciju. Naudojamos tuks-
tan6iu per virs dvideSimts metu, gavimui
greito paliuosavimo skausmu Reumatizmo,
Arthritis, ir Neuritis
DYKAI siO LaikrasciO Skaitytojams
Jeigu niekad nenaudojote ROSSE. Tabs.
prasom jus BANDYT juos-ishandykt mu
su kastas. Pasiusime jurns pilno dydzio
pakeli-- sunaudokit "a tabletes DYkAl. Jei
neducs greito paluosavimo nuo skausmo ir
lus bust nepatenkinti pasekmemis ir to pa
keio zema kama, grazinkite nesunaudota
dali. ir jums nieko nekastuos. Nesiuskit p;-
nigu, tik save. varda ir adresa i:
ROSSE Products Co.. Dept. X-3
2708 w. Farwell Ay. Chicago As, Ill.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-20
\ BIT SLOPPY

AT times I've hccu critical Of
the sloppy way Wright handled
the clerical work. hut I laid u
Ia the fact he had never done
any office work. He WAS n
former insurance salesman and
pianist"
1T would he easy for Wright
Ia pull cases from the files and
hurry them" the chairman SAID,
II suppose this is reflection on
the board. but don't know how
Ia protect ourselves.
kocpkc. who has missed Severa
recent board sessions because .
illness. appraised Wright as =
good kid
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-20
DEDUCTION or DUES

The Utility Workers Organizing
Committee DCIO) holds that the
company must deduct dues from
the pay Of any empIoye IT names
as a member Of the union.
The company, on the nther hand,
maintains II has been enjoined by
action in several circuit court
suits. from making the deduction
from Tho salary Of certain en-
ploycs who claim they are not
-rrrrrt~r~.
In tho negotiation, today In the
offices Of the Federal Cancellation
Service. were army and navy rep
rc>ent1tivcS. Harold Strauh ma
'0naI chairman ol The union; Her.
man Chadwick. union state chair
man. and Garland Sanders, state
sccrctary-trcaSUrcr Of tho union.
Representing tho company were
". ". Arthur and r. O. Boyce.
both Vice presidents, and ". +.
Roberts, counsel
Since the WLB approved the
contract. znod some two months
ago. Ronald HauEhton state di-
rector Of disputes for the WLB
also is present
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-20
I Held in Theft
Of Auto Parts

Two mon. driving a stolen car
loaded with auto accessories. were
captured by police today before a
report Of their robbery had been
made
The two prisoners, Charles Jor-
dan. y. Of $50 +. Forest. and
Thomas Daniels, -. Of SEQ Fred
er1ct. allceedly ranSacked a store
al 6Ol2 CaSs, taking $500 from
second floor safe. then loading
car with tires, radios and other
accessories,
They were arrested by Patrol
men Ira Brief and William Punk
lett of Mcclellan station at La
.fayctte and Nj. Elliott, when they
failed 10 explain possession of the
tires.
The report of tho robbery was
.made hours later when the store
was opened.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-20
4buise Morley
Address Tonight

Recently returned from Eng.
land, Miss Louise Morley, pretty
young cLJehter Of Christopher
Morley Of Kitty FoyIes fame,
arrived in Detroit today for talks
before youth groups
Here under tho auspices Of tho
Owl and the Wayne County Coun-
Gil of Defense Miss Morley Will
speak on Youth Contributes 10
Victory and Peace She viii adj
dress the Metropolitan Detroit
Youth Council at the Central
YWCA tonight after a dinner IN
her honor
In England foi Two months. were
she conferred with leaders Of tho
British Youth movement. Miss
Morley brought hack many ideas
which she thinks can ne lncor-
porated here.
Tomorrow and Sunday Miss
Morley will 60 10 Ann Arbor IN
meet tho leaders of the University
of Michigan youth movement.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-20
Fortresses Blast
SoIomons Again

WASHINGTON. March 10
UNSl - Four more American
bombing attacks against Japanese
bases I'M the central and northern
Solonons were reported by the
navy today.
The navy said 2 frc was started
when dive bombcr> escorted by
Wildcat fighters struck ~ cnomy
position, at WA in the central
SolprnOnS.
Results were not observed in
tho other sweeps by FLYING Fort
rcSSeS against Japanese AZ kahlll
and Ballale IL tHa SboytlRnd-l< lard
area and against Villa 40 United
States planes were lost
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-20
NigiIanfes
Youths Stage Own Raid,
Take Slot Machine

MOLINE. Ill.,. March 10 GNS)
Slot machines weTc strangely
missing today from their aCCuS-
toned spots IN Moline taycrns and
other establishments.
Their disappearance was said 10
have followed a student raid by
three Moline High School youths
IN which they seized a slot ma
-c7ire from a bowling alley and
took il 70 the police station.
The bowling place operator was
fined SOS on charge Of possessing
gambling device. The macnln,
was ordered destroyed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-20
NOT HARD TO DO

Danhof and koophe expressed
surprise AT the charges against
Wright hut agreed j. would be
comparatively simple for the clerk
Of any local board 70 resort 10
d. honesty
Wright had been with the hoard
since IFS formation parhof said
and had ALWAYS impressed board
members with rlS integrity
II never had suspicious Of
him" Dauhof said His was
one of three names submitted
for the job hy selrctiye service
headquarters.
We've had 50 much trouble
getting volunteer help that I'll
admit our files have been In bad
shape But the Selective service
officials sent in 2 checker last
week who said we were doing
we'll
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-20
Murray Corp. Union
Picks Lloyd Jones

LLOYD r Jones was reelected
president Of the UAW-CIO Local ,
AT The Murray Corp. in a runon Il
was announced today
Jones pollcd 1902 TO lbs for
I'd Hickman. Thomas Watson de-
feated incumbent Jack SCHUYLER
- Snaucislt secretary 2,37S 20
b. Al Fisher was elected ser-
Cant-at-armS over Stanley Stro-
lex. 2.S55 10 $50
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-20
Polish Filters Down
IS Ndzis in Tunisia

CAIRO. March "a OUPl Au-
thoritative reports from the west
ern desert front today credited
recently arrived Polish fighter
pilots with destroying s. enemy
planes while flying from landing
ground less than FIVE minutes by
AIR from the Mareth line.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-20
Jackets Ordered SimpIified
WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON, March .19
uNS) The OPA today asked that
wooden and leather Jackets be
further >mpliied m style. OPA
suggested that policies adopted by
some manufacturers Of eliminating
pleatS and extra pockets be en-
ployed universally.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-20
Rachmaninoff III

BEVERLY HILLS. Cal March
- rfNS Scrgoi RachmanInoff,
pianist and composed today cam
ceiied AT his Pacific Coast recitals
because Of an attack Of ncuritlS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-20

meeting could not Immediately be
learned.
While Gen. Colladay refused 70
comment. II was learned althorl-
r-t4pe4p that-tnr Nic1Icar state
Troops We're being organized TO
move tonight u necessary
Tho dispute rcEOlEcs around he
.aie&nzetaAan- of thc clause u TIE
contract regarding the cheCk-OI
Of union dues.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-20
Troops Ready
In Power Row
Continued from rage One

Continued from Page One
ether vital armament fertile cities
that would be hit 10y 2 Str-kc.
The Michigan War Labor Board
stepped into the dispute after man
accment and union officials had
hat'lcd for three hours before
Richard T. Harris, federal lahor
conc.halol, TINS morning without
.r,.Ils
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-20
TO CHECK RECORDS

BIcas described Wright rs
most cooperative In 'nn rqIrt
"He tells uS he has no idea
how many faNorS he accepted
or how much They would amount
10 in money" BgEa, Con'nVodn
However. he has promised 10
help uS check the records in al
effort Ia determine the extent
Of the crime"
WrjChtLScd government ranked
letters 10 further his racket
BucaS additionally charged
Tn. defendant VIII be held foI
grand JURY action
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-20
Draft Official
Held in Brides
Continued from Page One)
from IA. had nothing 10 do
with the reclassificationS, They
were all hNed ny the boa I'd
WEST SIDE BOARD
WEST SIDE BOARD

Draft Board 70. which has head
quarters IN The Cadillac Square
Building covers vest SIDE area
between LiyernoiS ann The Rouge
limits and between tho Detroit
River and the Michigan Central
tracks. -
Board No. a.. third largest in
Wayne County, has a registration
Of lS. 500.
II is headed rs John : Danh0f.
an attorney. with John Buchanan,
A coal dealer. and " ( koepkc
2 gasoline station operator.
A. 1903 FlSmcvc. where Cana
dlan-born Wright maintained =
small bachelor apartment neigh
borS described him az moody and
not much Of a mixer
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-20
VISITORS QUIET

He had many visitors. one
tenani said but they seemed 30
he quiet people. In fact, II was
Wright who continuously COM
planned about the noise Several
times he threatened police action
against noisy parties
one Of The accusations against
tho acceptance from an
individual 81 studio couch which
be- promptLA- EaShcd- &ll-AlAS
recalled by the caretakcr Of the
apartments
He sent il back immediately
the caretakcr SAID. He said he
was not satisfied with IT,"
Among tho evidence held against
Wright by FRI Chief BugaS IS a
letter written on government sta
tionery 70 q factory demanding
theatcr tickets
Enclosed Bugas said was an
other "lranked p government on
vclopo in which ,hc recipient was
supposed Ia place The tickets
Tho warrant mentions further
gifts Of SIS in fight tickets SIS n
theater tickets. two pairs NJ spec
tacleS numerous lunChConS and
dinners. excursions. 2 $50 watch
dental work. all OF which the draft
board Official Is repu'od 20 have
accepted for his lonC-Woit Ion ri
reClaSSItiCFT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-20
WOMAN STARTED PRoBE

The Investigation Of WrlCht'S
activities resulted from a letter 10
the FBI from a women in the dis
trict who reported that many
youths were being myStcriouSly
reclaSSificd from IA by Board a..
The FBI did not reveal the
names Of those alleged 10 have
bribed Wright.
Preliminary inquiry showed the
named by the board in 1910 after
he had been unemployed for some
time.
Born in Ottawa. he was not
until January lq42
His record also revealed a divorce
in 1925.
Wright is only tho second draft
board official 10 hc arrested hero
A point emphasized today by Col
Pearson. state director Of >clcctive
service. in a statement Al Lansing
ONE OF THOSE THINGS
The Wright case is one ~
those unfortunate things that
occasionally happen in almost
every business, including banks"
he sand
while the organiZational
setup with relations 10 chief
f. CLERK ~. ret Riersth!ng,.!t +tse@'d
he. headquarters keeps p close
check on claSsificationS. No chief
clerk 81 official can get along
dishonesty for any length ~
time"
The first accused draft board
clerk was Arthur Wilhelm " No
81 Wilhelm admitted accepting a
$50 bribe 20 reclasslfy a newly
married man from Ia 10 "a.
The warrant says Wright So
licited and accepted bribesf
Assistant District Attorney
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-20
LITTLE WEAKENED


enemy had made up about half
this loss through new construc-
ton annd Allied shipping cap
tured IN her march Of conquest
He said Japan'S net loss in ton
mage vas approximately IA per
cent Of the $4,000 tons she
had Al the outset Of the war
q figure of $4,000 tonsD
Gen. MacArtnurs spokesman
said he based his estimates on
"lnformat alton from the best
sources, and added
'qt would he grave faliacy
10 suppose that even the heavy
destruction which has been
caused nv our naval and air
power has dangerously weak
Axeed the rnemNis capacity for
transport.
His position Is inherently the
result of command nj Internal
sea lanes within the sphere Of
l his overseas ti,Nratiens. -
The estimate here is that Japan
built 10000 ions of new shipping
and seized $4,000 tons in CON
quered ports.
Gen. MacArthur's spokesman
pointed out that the undoubted
pressure on Japanese commercial
shipping arises not only from
losses hut from the ever increasing
demands nf the Consolidation and
exploitation Of captured territory.
"On fronts in the southwest
Pacific there has been no sign
~ any lack of commercial ship
ping" the spokesman said.
HUGE CONCENTRATIONS
Prom RahsuI, on one flank,
~ Surahaya, on the other,
enacing concentrations NJ
enemy shipping have been re-
ported continually nv our air
reconnaissance. At RAbaul alone
over 300, 600 tons Of shipping
have been noted repeatedly.
"OnIy great distances from
our air bases have secured the
ships from our air attacks
The Allied spokesman has en-
phaSi2ed IN recent months that
there we're no signs that Japan $
powerful chain ot scat communica-
tions was weakening on the con-
trary. he warned. they were being
forged tighter.
The figures no gave on enemy
E11uUTTE -TI-VT-S VITO TEf U0NPI
more optimistic totals reported IN
recent dispatches.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-20

Capt. Llon. who heads HE state
troopers In the absence of Com
missioner oscar G.. Olan or.
praised tire governor attitude
after leaving the Lansing CON
ference.
Unlike some previous 0Cca-
>ions." ho >aId 1--WE know eN-
actly where We stand"
Kelly also saw Brig. Gen
Thomas Coliaday. chief of some
IS Goo Michigan state soldiers. and
Col. Leroy Pearson state adIa'arf
general. bat the effect Of This
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-20
DIRECTIVE PLANNED

Edward u. WIue, chairman
summoned both factions to an
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-20
Knox Estimate
Of Jap Sea Loss
called Too High

UNITED NATIONS HEAD
QUARTERS IN AUSTRALIA,
March 10 CINS) - Japans ship
ping losses in the Pacific during
Is months of war ARE we'll under
100000 tons, ana it would be a
mistake 10 assume that this loss
has dangerously weakened the
enemy's capacity for sea trans
port" an official spokesman for
Cen. Macarthur said todaX-
Secretary of the Navy Knox,
In speech in New York,
Wednesday might, estimated
that Japan's losses since Pearl
Harbor were l.S57000 tons
mage with which Japan began
the war.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-08
-Four Killed In
Tu|are Crack-up

TULARE, Calf, Jan. 8.-(UP)--
The midair crash of two Army
training planes from Rankin Field
near here yesterday, killed two civ
ilian flight instructors and two
Army air cadets, Ranking Field Of
ficials announced.
The dead are Kenneth S. Cole
man and A. F.. Patrick, instructors
and Aviation Cadets Olin S. Sellers
Montgomery, Ala, and Allen E
Peck. Seattle, Wash.
A board of officers will be named
to investigate the cause of th
crash, according to Captain Crai
Bade, commandant of the field.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-08
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
1894
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA
IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF


IMPERIAL.
Notice of Time and Place APP
pointed for Proving Will and Hear
ing Application for Letters Testa-
mentary.
In the Matter of the Estate of
SARAH JANE DICKERMAN, De-
ceased.
Notice is hereby given that a pc
tition for probate Of the Will oil
Sarah Jane Dickerman, deceased,
and for the issuance to Earl j.
Dickerman and Eunice Mae Burns
of letters testamentary, has been
filed in this court, and that Friday,
the 9th day of January, l943, at
200 O'clock pm, of said day, at
the courtroom Of Department 2 OF
said court, at the Court House in
the City of FL Centre, County of
imperial, State of California, has
been set for the hearing of said
petition, when and where any per-
son interested may appear and con-
test the same, and show cause, II
any they have, why said petition
should not be granted.
Dated December 18th, 1912.
w. j. McCLEIlLAND,
County Clerk.
BY DOROTHY S. REYNOLDS,
Deputy Clerk.
No. As d 30-J 10, inc
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-08
NAZIS EXECUTE ELEVEN

LONDON, Jan. 8. - UP)-Radio
Berne, reporting from Prague, said
today that IL persons were eXecut-
ed after having been sentenced by
a special court Of charges of black
market offenses and espionage, ac-
cording to an Exchange Telegraph
Agency dispatch.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-08
il-HOUSt HK RtN1

FURNISHED 2 bedroom house ir
Imperial. Inquire Effie Belch, y
mi. west on 9Th, Imperial. Ill
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-08
8-SITUATIONS WANTED

TYPIST OR STENOGRAPHER
wants part or full time work.
Write PoSt-Press box 10. 1-9
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-08

FOUND--Big bird dog southwest of
Seeley. Guy Littrell, 4 mi. west
of Acacia School. 10
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-08
i3-ROOMS tlCh RENT

NICELY FURNISHED room ad-
joining bath, good bed, private
entrance, 6l8 Euclid. Phone 68lJ.
1-9
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-08

WANTED-Hotel maid, steady en-
ployment, good pay. California
Hotel. l-5TF
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-08
5-HElP WANTED

EXPERIENCED Cheese Maker.
Someone who knows and under
stands Cottage Cheese. Apply at
Arden Farms Inc. LA
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-08

LOST-Will person who picked up
class ring in girls washroom at
Valley Theatre return to box Of
flee. Reward, no questions asked
LIZ
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-08
TRANSPORTATION

CAR LEAVING for Oklahoma Sat.
am. Take pass, share expenses.
Inquire % Grant, Calexico. Ill
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-08

MACHINE MIXER wanted, San
Diego county. Salary $3.50, house
and milk. Must be sober and de-
pendable. Write PoSt-PresS Box
200. LIP
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-08

HIGH SCHOOL MESSENGER boys
and girls wanted for out of school
work. Apply Western Union. 11-l7tf
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-08
22-ELeCTRICAL APPLIANCES

NORGE-Size 40. 4 glass doors, re-
conditioned and repainted. See
Joe, Central Club Cafe. 534
Main. LIS
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-08

FOR SALE-Almost new Starr pia-
no. Write Rt. l., Box $50. l-12
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-08

ONE 3 QUARTER bed, inner spring
mattress, reasonable price. 645
Holt. Ill
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-08

NICE HOME, 2 bedrooms, lovely
lot, fenced in rear yard, nice trees
and grass. garage-$3350. y cash.
Tyler Insurance Agency, $40 Main,
Tel. 660. l-8TF
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-08
2l-FURNITURE FOR SALE

GAS HEATER and distillate range,
used months, table top white
enamel. $40 Olive. Ill
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-08

FOR SALE-Frozen food cabinets.
We can still get a few cabinets
for storing frozen foods and veg
etables. Shelburne Refrigerator
Co., Phone 1881, l247 Main st. LIS
Evening star., 1943-06-24
Shades. Accessories
Room, Scatter.Size Rug

Orig. No,p
IS Heavy Coir and SisoI oxI2-
Fl. Rugs os- 14o5 lf.s5
! Heavy Fibre 12xl2-Ft.
Rug; oroy-- 1896 $500
3 Heavy Cor and S,soI 8xlO-
Fl. Rugs 1895 1898
; Obone Cotton String 3Ox
oO-Inoh Rugs 1850 SIS
IS Heovy Coir ond sisoI 27x
54-lnch Rugs l.o5 l.3e
Evening star., 1943-06-24
Suspension for 90 Days
Imposed on I Hackers

Nlnety-day suspension of the
character licenses of two Washing
ton cab drivers was ordered yester-
day by the Commissioners in up
holding findings by the Board of
Revocation and Review finding the
men guilty of violations of regu-
latlons of the Public Utilities Com
mission. The penalties assessed
were the most severe in recent
months.
One driver, Steve N. CuSato. was
accused of conduct unbecoming the
operator Of a public vehicle. The
complainant asserted the driver had
become 'incensed" when he referred
TO HIM as common carrier" "a
legal term referring to mass trans
portatlonI during dispute about
loss OF time if other passengers were
picked up who would have desti-
nations far off the route to Union
Station. The driver urged him to
leave the cab, but he refused. the
complainant said.
The other taxi driver. Frank
Quinn, was charged with refusing
TO accept passenger who also
wanted to 60 to Union Station.
In both cases. Traffic Director
William A. Van Duzer had recon-
mended revocation of the permits.