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ROOMS Observation-Disclosures,


ao3e LINCOLN RID. N.E.-Larse, clean
.,n lront room; twin beds. Also back bedroom
with inelo:ed porch; next to bath. Bus in
FSR TSR' & 6ME fSsi yo yoail S7so snoy call Nj oa,.
sit. priyil, piano sew. mach. ' twin win BEDS BEDS;
sssiRi sal WEsr srr'3iR 3fRorSfia Ma AVE RS 'seh Ant
Nicely Nicely furn. bedroom kitchen priviieses.
eisnsaI eath $40 mo oaeF FR p9rfa ss uni phone nice
,Sy 4,s !. r. s9nH Of ADULTS cow
for gen,lsman or settled lady; cow cow. 9ssn. ear
iii CHANTING ST. N.E-Nioely turn.
GIRL to share : rooms with another.
9asl all daySsunday or after Gaio' 80 week. tE
,s3,o, lsoo 9Th ST. NE:-Lsrs. from, room.
32t gnd ST. NE. Apt. .s-Niceiy fur
downtovni ioon'' convenient transp. for
WN9oDRiDoE, NE.-Attractiy. room. .
room. room With piano and pinS.pons table.
iasiis1'1sf isa sf S,s7,ssssn twin beds
49, cohT slso dqsSs spsSsn sespns room, w. single
pine private bath, and shower; use OF
fPTRNsHED sinSls k6ms beds sswTx ia si5o
inrn n1ddle-ased man or woman: quiet,
faas StasF fR2nsF Ken sEpops NO sats
Ss eos ear GSniiassa ns aSfth GTSs: 15Ss
pss 1ss poUGlSgss SoG gssn: sr NJ Srsy, &5s s,r ;,
share lovely bedroom with another: dou-
slf sis co';sI Z. cAriI,I II Ionyi Is syEs Ho
nerspring mattress, next shower, air cooled
One or TWO gentlemen. Lincoln e703.
mem MEM PseS', FP sda'' location: quiet sober
u: R s ST. Ne, Apt. No. s-seaueituI ael
able for girls; convenient @ @ iocation' CATION Can calI
f sloek K sfSxTF & xsTRdsEi oFrrcE prpe-4assan,
T. S6afs mo- r0en ea vsa ssv apSssase psose
sas s ioih Il sf sf SRsIn.,e APt. 81 room tor
tleman private family of adults; tH '1a modem en,
sskooKIxsip s2Sg iasI sssn Monroe st, n.net Id
HOME Gps neels - iarn a9or single AP saa1 foo
sraFos rfAcfF LA cfFAsff sfhssr. Island a,s .isI,s
Sffas, Sfs of DsIyilfseS Mf s.n,.e eonysPisnty
fSeS .Iss. bakS|Jxss s.|ss, ssa bsarn.: front.
se.n,oD%y5t. sseas, Dyt. 1sts' so ,sys family; 20 Minis.
LhRoE SONN1 FRONT ROOM, closets.
twin beGs; excellent transp; Laundry; $I6
No; ma essh. ssi 81 TPu $3.50. ..,.-,
some children allowed: priced reasonsbie.
BInRRos.of,KSLAaND. 1o41 Tsussls pl. n.-At-
Iractiye front room, adjoining bath. for
or = girls pear transp; priyii newly
tgTTn; XVI gentle home. Call afsr pm.
e0O1 UPsHUR ST. N.E.-x.w corner de-
tached home, nicely furn bedroom; 1 % or
gentlemen; handy buses Is to 20
THE 1riHmu'es dq9Sntown; reasonable.
eminent girl will share room with con-
GENIAL girI; lounge with fireplace; n blk.
WOODRIDGE.Well furnished room. 2
closets, private phone, in new home Of
s99gple for discriminating person DU.
BRENTWOOD VILLAGE, conv. to r. I
ave; nicely furn., twin beds: In new hom1,
next TO shower; no other roomers; feas
i DOUBLE RIM, $50: SINGLE $50.
l. 80 lst St. ne, at Senate Office Bldg
Pheasant, and others AID 0TTS
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COAL, WOOD, FUEL OIL.

sale by owner; price reasonable WI. 7l33
+: BAGS OF SAND also new lumber
VIII sell half price. 303l o st. NV. MI
FIREPLACE WOOD. $50 per cord deiv-
cred fine grade Of mixed wood split and
round; kindllng wood, soc bundle Will
lam J Se!oy. Boyds. Md, Gaithersburg
rIRErLACE, furnace and stove wood. cut
Gall Fails Church 1sSH-R.
FiREPLACE WooD, fuil measure cords o.
split, Better wood never heard of. Arrow
head Farms Phone District 01 %
OAK fireplace and stove wood delivered
Price' P 81 81 = cord j. S. Carper, Mclean
ANDIRoNs, fire tools screens and all fire.
place goods. repaired and reinished D. L
FTRnFf RTFfAcf 2i aARbw6opn 81 NV sea,snsa ME 134
cord delivered in NV WaShington only
also COW manure, well rotted, guaranteed
finest quality CH 314l
FIREPLACE WOOD. well seasoned. cut tc
9Tnaef qn.n go per cord delivered. BoS
FiRFPLsacsE HARDWOOD. cut to ar any
M3gs MIsp3gths, also ;, Eindling prompt delivery,
OAK FIRFPIAaec1EE WoooD,.' o,'' 500 per cord
MIXED stovewood SiB60: full or 10 cord
delivered in Washington. Also kindling.
Dayid kerr' 54oo St. Barnabas I'd. sc.
WhNTED-Farm tractor prefer John
Deere, small type; l. with equip; write
details, A. C. Palmer, s w, 18th, Fred
VICTORY GARDEN FLOWING. New equip
suburbs only. wi. 06a5.
FLOWING, ground made ressy for plant
Seasoned Oak and Pine.
National 1860; Evenings, DU. 1880 22s
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EARM e. GARDEN

TOP son. and filling-in dirt, well-rotted
FoF saLR 2 E. He6oa9n' ahofse trailer vi good rubber
$50. @ louis 4; Randall. clarfsVille' Nd
Ri1erdale' 5t In he,sht' Md sl5o to 81 WA. s4s4
sqlL' bns rieh a 6d plaek sifted 20 cents per By
20 bus. 5000. 8 bus. minimum delivery.
POWER IsS EsnasiPR sPRARER, Fl H." 100 gal horse or
Eeryss @ MsEssn .' Va '0RHfS; Rfmwood sss ss5 j. A
GIANT PANsIEs. annuals. perennials and
eyersreens; all freshly dug. Call at F.
VEIL ri S STABLE osp mANtkf Ndts9hanen snd COW
manure and rick black soil, s6 yard, 90
9H powsd to yd xerG deyeFss so also Victory gardens
PANsY PLANTS, 40c box: 50 so hundred.
Boxwood plants, rosebushes. shrubs, etc.
sH. 1854. 107 Baltimore ave. TAX. PIX,
LUMBER; b1Ia Il,;o slightly used, etc: White Leg
efe4H5 r caRpfNEk GiRR Hs with II % 34S5 Sss
perience in making gardens; would like to
supervise your garden starting, location
NEcEssAkY Sa f5 pH to 3A I'm etaF ont overpsntipg
VII sell 10 fine boxwoods. some II IT.. for
I5o0 if H Egnoxsd Nado within 80 days. sogth
A DAIRY FARM that's completely mech
anlzed, having, no horses and 100 dairy
COWS, Is pound TO produce COW manure
The manure is for sale at S12 80 per ton
delivered in not less than ton lots Home
stead Dairy Farm, L. r. Sabine, Gathers
buIg. Mo. Phone Gaithersburg 93-W
STARK TREES BEAR FRUIT years young
er than ordinary varieties; you can now
nave luscious jumbo-size fruits, tree-ri-
pened, freshly picked for the table or
market; supply limited, order early Phone
II. 1888 for Stark Bros. Nurseries or write
hoWard Downey, Washington 9, D. C.
20 TONS excellent clover hay, 200 pounds
clover seed, at Kemptown. Md: sell all or
pf0WiNG-Have your Victory
garden Elowed now! Immediate booking.
SheStnuL 916O ewes; and Sunday.
MANURE, COW, well rotted, SIS per ton;
3 ], per per 500 lbs: OF 81 per 100 lbs. George
COW MANURE, slfted; fine for roses,
!, by, min. delivery. Wa. 45e3 ''' O'''
treated. ideal Tor lawns and gardens: s.
per hundred. Winmar Hatchery. sH. 333f.
TOP SOIL, dark sandy loan, good in or
nuie, COW, 5-ton load $50; deliivered IL in
Washington. David I Kerr, 540O St Bar
STABLE cow MANURE, sig ton. for Vic
tory t,r a,s gardens; immediate delivery. Call
COW MANURE DIRECT FROM 100-CoW
HoMEsTEAD ID DAIRY D,Sii FARM.
L; r. Sabine, Gaithersburg, Md
Phone C,attherE
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WONDERGRO.

Nothing better. Your neighbor says so
and SO will you when you have tried ton
ground black humus. Makes poor soils
good and good soils better Acts quickly.
Holds moisture. Highly effective on grass,
ideal plant food you have long been looking
for. .Sl5 ton. delivered FERTn MOSS,
shredded and fertilized. splendid for mulch
ing and feeding all types of shrubbery and
grass; 20 bushels, delivered, SO Lawns
seeded, repaired or rejuyenated. Beautiful
specimen evergreens. Towering shrubs. fruit
and shade trees, myrtle and English ivy
the best ground cover, fine for shady spots
and banks; requires no care. Colorful flag
stone walks, terraces, rock gardens, lily
ponds, outdoor fireplace, draining, mulch
ing, spraying, pruning. transpanting Free
estimates. Lincoln 4225. 81
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COWAN FARMS.
breeders, quality chicks. y. S. approved.
Pullorum contr., hatch Wed, open daily
JOHN CowAN. Phone 2341, Bowie, Md.
CHICKS, Sladped sl1 per
500 lots, S13 per hundred. u ap-
proved and U. 8. certified. Hatching Tues
days and Fridays. Mail orders. Capitol
Chick Hatchery. 1l02 Bladensburg I'd.
ne. Ii. 9529.
HINES CHTCKSMd;-U u. s. Approved:
Book Orders Early Closed on Sunday,
Hines. Hatchery. Olney. Md. Ashton 2021
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SELL YOUR PIANO.
POULTRY g EGGS.

HENS, large Barred Rocks, mo. old, lay
ing S2.25; large table saw, no motor, $50,
BXs9 iHG Rladsi SH sSss B. Rocks,
assorted ss95 per 100; s Les COCKS. SSgcia 81 rs
Re5 Box l99 is44 ship 44snton &C. Q n London Poultry
BABY CHICKS and started chicks from
Barred b S RooE bloqd tested stock Reds
tory shop Open sunday. 1G;S5 s. Edge
WOOD WOOD ST. Arhnston, Va. (Of Columbia
lseSbAT9k ase9 $50 Goss F. o. efs S.. nG st. gssd
BABi CHiyKs, COD. from blood-tested
SaS I So "5' ST. s5SG FGGk' 1od E0ckEsd s55g
M9q5ca 100 G0ekeFss 81 make heavy lrye5s
Farms, Box Box 1856 81 20 rrento1' h500kNley Poultry
BANTAMs-Jap siIkies pure-bTed hens,
- rpSSteSs aicMS vi NJ shouse AD 74z
Leghorn and White Rocks, produce excel
lent heavy fryersi 90 S2.25; 100. So 95;
chicks and puliets ali ages. Free cstalog ai seu
bratt,s Farms 81 Hatchery. Morrisvlle. Pa.
BABY 81 CHICKS CHIC feed and poultry supplies
Sames SsE Feea store, Inc. ol9 ST. NV.
: SCI GIANI AM BUFF cocHINs. excellent for
saefahf IAaNd P1nfs vi y sd Peal 1907
Pr o1vfpsHR eacks Ks 6h Blood 505s 5sstes
under the supervision of the University of
Nd. New Hampshire, r. l. Reds, B.
Rocks, W; Rocks and large type Leghorns.
he seedsed oess oess c'f 81
Co, Md White Turkey Poults, GosIings
and Ducklings. Pratts feed and James
way poultry equipment. Open on Sunday.
L: e. Beach Hatchery, Norbeck Md,
Ashton 4l33. For p. G.. and Southern
1000 CHICKENS, N. II. Red p puIiets; fie:eg flyers,
price G. piegeT .e Alexandris 9dfts s4ss
30 PuLLETS, Rhode Island Reds, now lay
lag; P1iri g TpV zach; noStrs GHs 5ss2; ,.,, o-
miles miles OF city, $500 up will build to your
pay. Annandale Poultry Farm GL S6O6.
80 WHITE LEGHoRN laying pulIets; owner
transferred, must sell. Inquire WA 450S
NEW HAMPSHIRE REDS, blood tested. now
laying, young. weight about re pounds
each; also ducks for sale. goose eggs for
sale. Call Berwyn 1853.
BABY CHICKS and started chicks, u S.
pullorum controlled: B. Plymouth Rock
Carr; Phone Rockville 1s-J-4. Great Fails
ELECTRIC INCUBATOR, 35O-egg capacity,
for sale $50, Phone sligo 2731.
THE SAFEST CHICKS to buy are we'll
started chicks. We have them in all high
production egg and meat breeds. ! week,
25c; weeks old, strons. safe chicks, SOC
each, then up five cents each week. Giants
and Australorps; ; cents higher. Broilers
that will lay from July through fall and
winter.
judge Henry J Hunt, PHI. Rockville 15s-w.
Poets Lodge" Darnestown Rd..
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VENETIAN BLINDS
RE-UPHOLSTERING.
VENETIAN BLINDS.
MEMS STTTTS

OVTRCOATs, TOPCOhTs.
$3.50 $3.50 and ~l2.bU up.
BisgeSt bargslnS in town. Over 800 to
choose from.
Come in now and see these unusual
buys
DIXIE PAWNBROKERS EXCH.
lfGO nrry q u
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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK tcor,l
FARM HARNESS

Double and single; pony and buggy har-
ness, collars. lines plow gear, horseshoes
and supplies. used English saddles and
W. H. sToMBocK e. SONS,
32GS NJ ST. N w Wash T. D c MI O36o
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BOATS.

BOAT to be towed in from Anna polls to
Wash; 80 cabin cruiser. Adams 1875. .
perfect. Franklin 6247. 4o25 Nichols
BOAT @ "wANrED--cabin WAN, cruiser or run
lending machines for boat Of equal value
ouTBoARD MOTORS Evinrude twins.
Munsie M twins etc. weekdays, $40 K
ka.1h. Kayak: IA, u &, Mead: aluminium RIBS
ton; $40. :, Phone, WA. ,6146. Ia'
BOAT, 14-ft., runabout; inboard motor; ex-
fsfas isFT '4natiR9 csTRpocfn fa 81 saroar Ia5,
$3.50. CO. d3S9, evenings,
WANTED-outboard motor, small for
CoTToN bUcK-CANvAs, ? It. to 10 IT,
Tbii6n Tldt95 7n3 peYegy Fy 1@g fI9m stock S King
witch, used very little, s45. Phone sH
TAIRFoKM FLYER, 40 #. x II it: twin
m h.. completely equipped, including light
see stewart Corinthian Yacht Club or
OWENS. DE LuXE CRUISER, 1910 model
WIN 5S-h p. Chrysler motor, accommods-
&G-Fr. WHEKLER PLAYMATE. 75-hp.
/,
55- p. Gray, 3 $50: "a 1T. custom cruiser
inclosed bridge. Il0-h.p Chrysler motor
s2 300; 39-tt, double custom Whee Ter. twin
11-h.D. ChrySler motors, r3,2b0. National
Motor Boat Sales, 500 Maine ave. s.w.
BOAT FITTINGS. all bronze, used, in top
condition, anchors, Shafting, prOpellcrS,
night and left: chocks, stuffing boxes, rud-
0erS, beiIs, etc: save l0's to BOZ. Mr..
BriGhtenburg, 51@6 Macarthur blvd. WO.
i6-FT SPEEDBoAT and 3l2-horsepower
motor, uacd ~ hours, 1912 model. Cal
EyINRUDE and EIto outbosrd motors
THOMPSON boats ne" and used, service
and parts. used paris: factory representa-
WANTED-Out6oa. motors regardless Of
SIS o. condition: cash for sane ,3z
LvINRrDE CUPBOARD, speed Twin. -
h.p. VIII demonstrate Ma. H1au
IG-FT. SKANEATELEN-BUILT saiIboat OF
completely rugged; also have new good
quality sPnnakcr anchor, paddles, bronze
h,lings thronghout. 81. 055d.
long, It; beam; Red Wing motor; open
with small forward cabin. good condition.
n9 m, fGaS2na6Ie GaS2 oiier rsi9sedi must sell.
ENINRtDE, outboard motor, 7 h D, per
feet condition. viii sacrifice. Phone MI.
s925.
Let us help you find the boat you want
or prepare plans Tor your postwar boat
Designed to meet your individual require
meuts
EDWARD NJ. SAMUEL, JR & co,
2u4 Colorado Bldg. RE 1899 Z.
SELECTED LISTINGS.
"i0 Baltlcr-JcNesDort Sport Fisher
mt =, rev boat condition: 80.
!9io Balt1er-Jonesport sport CRUISER,
ma Chris-Cran cruiser, 40'.
1919 Wheeler Playmate &3.
l9@, Whte.gr cruiser ~
ina Dawn cruiser J5.
Bridec 40
1897 A c. F. Cruiser; 81.
Ga lHi5-t4BN A. c. r. Cruisers: 40
1910 Auxiliary Centerbosrd Sloop. -,
In3S AUXILIARY Cenlerboard Sloop: 81.
1887 Gaf Sloop, 32'
1887 Auxiliary Marconi Ketch, So.
1896 Auxiliary Yswl 90
OFTEN, LISKEY & RHODES,
NAVAL ARCHITECTS
salss-Surveyors-A ppraisals--rnsurance
s04 18th St. NV. Phone RE. 1854
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IRooMs FuRN.--NortNwe..

C0LoRED-Lovely room, In GOOD neish.-
lot psoSe bG ssisSn' ss5s with fcoa
lils W ST. NV, Apt, Furnished room
Tor colored. Call from 2:30 p.rn., MI.
would like TO share nice
room with another has twin beds. 143o
yTo;stoJnI apt: 3o1,
ton suitable for two refined employed
girls. RA. Bbbs.
C0L0RED-Sinsle room 633 Kenyon NV.
double front room; 1904 Kenyon kitchen
and laundry, DE. mo. FIR. 4765.
COLORED-Laree room for srl a block
from car line, home priyileges, MI 1868.
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DOUBLE RM., $50: SINGLE $50
235 1st st. ne, at Senate office Bldg
In X adj. bath. Also nice rm. in Mt.
Pleasant, and others. AID 977S 19s
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

a len lion, PHYSICIANS!
OFFICE EQUIPMENT. EXAMINING
TABLE, SCALE STERILIZER AND STAND,
ALL NEW. EX. 1857 MONDAY.
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DIAMONDS

FROM ESTATES AND PRIVATE PARTIES.
Perlect diamond weignlne ~ 700
esratS, $500 beautiful diamond weighing
J 0S 100 Carate, 500. diamond weighing
! 40 100 CaratS, $500. perfect diamond
weighing "a caratS S215
ASK for MR.. OpPENHEIMER.
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RE-uPHOI STEERING

2-piece. living room suite re-upholstered
70 LOOK IKE new, N52. Latest patterns and
rev in6ldes included. Best workmanship
guaranteed.
SWISS UPHOLSTERY SHOP.
2jo3 Sth 81 N W ACa,,os O~R1
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BEDDING
CLEARANCEl
Floor samples. orl-ot-a-kiud iaycr felt
mattresses ana sfec! sprlug box sp~.nas
35I 70 5G' OFF
All nationally famous MAKE. D.sror-
tinued tickrFs and odd lots. :x3 and
Sx6 sizes,
EXAMPLE VALUES.
FeEular SO 80 box spring and mat
tress, both for $40 80
Regular $50 so box springs and mat
ueSs, both tor $50 30
Many Other Bargains
COLONY HOUSE.
S244 Conn, Ave. NV.
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FURNITURE.
MUST SELL.

Contents Of room apartment frclud-
iug chest Of drawers. 5-pleCe maple d-RCtLe
set, studio couch easy chars table model
Finer rscn radio, ,nUO-Watt electric heater,
excellent Condl'Ior Apagtmrr' no. avail
able. Tei RepgbHc 1901, Aut Nc. s0l
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OFTEN, LISKEY & RHODES,

NAVAL ARCHITECTS
Sales-Surveyors-Appr praisals-rnsurance
s04 18th St. NV. Phone RE. 1854
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1905 BILTMORE ST. NV.
Live in a lovely home. vacancies for q
discrlmin a ting young women, $50 mo
each. Twin hedrms,. e,h.w-. refsr. co.
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| PRIVATE HOME
Double and snele room; unlimited phone;
conFenlent transportation. DU. l222.
AVAILABLE AT ONCE
Near 31th and T SITS. n.w-Attractiye
downstairs bed-living room for ., pvt
bath. In k. and laundry pvgs.; pvt en-
trance; 3 min. from downtown; GENTLE
| home. Call WO. 3075.
| DOUBLE RM, S35; Ink. REFGR.
1901 Kilbourne pl. NV. mt Pleasantly
AT bus and car lines. DU. 9S93 or
lad q17S 19s
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Mans solitaire, l Ct, 81 so: ladys white
gold solitaire, ? cts, S325: mans solitaire
ia cts. S375; iaoys American cut, 2I2
cts $500: mans blue white solitaire 3
ets.;- S5T5; lady's perfect gem, II. cts,
1913; mans solitaire, cts, a 900.
LIVINGSTON & CO,
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-18
4alsey Promises
.yops TH'roubIe

pines He appeared in better ply
sical condition than when | last saw
him on Cuadalcanal last November.
This is his first sea duty since the
Coral sea battle.
Asked if his Third Fleet would
Lit back, Haisey said:
Il think So"
When | mentioned the Scuttle-
butt that he would eventually lead
the fleet in a blow against YokO-
hama, Halsey said:
I'D like to go there, too"
Halsey still remembers the fa-
NOUS New Years interview in which
he pre- dicted the defeat Of the Japa-
nese in l943.
He parricd inquiries regarding the
future:
rye quit looking into the crystal
bail"
I asked him if he would ever
catch up with the enemy Halsey
replied:
Il hope SO. They've got to fight
some time"
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-18
JAW Convention
Suspends Coast
Regional Officer

LOS ANGELES. Sept 18. up
Lew Michener, United Automobile
Workers regional director on the
Pacific coast, was suspended fer
alleged misuse of union funds as a
result of action taken by the UAW
convention in Grand Rapids, Mich
igan, the Los Angeles Local 609
learned Monday.
The local charged that Michener
Jailed to report to the international
office the per capita tax paid into
the regional office by a Pacific
coast local, resulting in the local re-
ceiving no recognition at the con-
vention.
The Los Angeles local further
charged that in another case Pa
Cific coast local had not paid its
per capita tax, but was financed
with funds from the regional office
sc that it obtained recognition at
the convention.
The convention voted to replace
Michener with a three-man board
to serve for go days. at the end of
which time the west coast locals
will elect another director.
Michener was suspended from
UAW in 194l for one year because
Cf his activities in the North Amer
lean Aviation strike, which led to
the plants being taken over by the
United States armY..
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-18
Editorials and Comment

March. He can't explain It because that
isn't the case. A still further proof OF
ignorance, but by this time logic and rea-
son and fairness and honesty have been
thrown into the discard and Davis bland
~ declares I'VE are out to get the votes,
no matter.
If the status of living costs are at the
point now declared as a reason to scrap
the formula, then most asSuredly they
were at point last March and even
months before that, where wage readl uSt
mentS were in order. Thus the New Deal
administration stands indicted of deliber
ately and dictatorially gypping labor. II
the raise is juStifiaOie now. the two great
labor groups have been denied leglti-
mate and Just increase for q year and
more.
The fourth Indictment needs no argu-
ment. Through the New Deal policies
ever since it came into power, there has
teen built up in this nation dangerous
class feeling. which can only produce
what is rampant nOW-claSs hatred. In
its desperate bid for votes, the New Deal
ers are extending class faVors beyond
belief, further substituting power holds
in place of liberty of thought and action.
If the members Of these two great labor
OlpdlllLdllOHS
offer, and we do not believe they can, 1t
is deliberate attempt to debauch the
electorate.
And lastly it plainly is misuse Of pow
er granted the chief executive in wartime.
No president. the chief executive. COM
mander-in-chiet. or whatever title he may
wish to assume should sit in the White
House and by the stroke Of a pen make
bid for millions of votes Il fortnight be-
fore an election in which he himself is
a contender.
We now understand what Roosevelt
meant when he said in one of his four
acceptance speeches, "if the people want
me to serve four more years. | shall do
so. But | shall not conduct campaign
on what is called political lines"
With such power at his command as
this wage move, ne doesn't need to stump
the country.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-18
SOMETHING SYNTHETIC
e AIOnitOr) }

(Christian Science MOnitOr)
The prospect of synthetic rubber era
stretching onward through time offers no
snap to the professional prognostcator.
Will golf balls be wound with synthetic
rubber? If so, will scores seem more or
less synthetic than they do now when
Dragged about at the country club? Will
the length of a drive from the first tee
be as elastic as the length OF the fish that
got away?
VIII the synthesis Of motorists re-
marks be more or less evident as he dis
covers a synthetic flat tire? And will
synthetic eraser be more or less useful
to the stenographer who didn't spell
Synthetic" correctly the first time?
But perhaps, since there are so many
new uses for the synthetic product, these
usual functions will be left to old-style,
natural rubber. For example, it's hard
to think Of the time when wives will call
their husbands as they leave home on
rainy mornings, "Just a minute, dear,
vou've forgotten your synthetics.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-18
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
ORIR
No. 1916

ESTATE OF GHUIAM MOHAM-
MED, also known as GULAM MO-
HAMED also known as G. G.. MO-
HAMMAD, DECEASED.
Notice is hereby given by the
undersigned. NJ. d. ZINN. Public
Administrator, as administrator OF
the estate of Ghulam Mohammed,
also known as Gulam Mohamed,
also known as c.. CT. Mohammad,
deceased, to the creditors OF and
all persons having claims against
The said deceased, that within six
months after the first publication
of this notice they either file them
with the necessary vouchers in the
office of the Clerk of the Superior
Court of the State of California,
in anG for the County of Imperial,
or exhibit them with the necessary
vouchers to the said M. d. linn, as
administrator of said estate, at
the office of ID. b. Roberts, POT
Bank of America Bldg, FL Centre,
California, the same being the place
for the transaction of the business
of the said estate in the County of
Imperial, State OF California.
Dated at FL Centro, California,
this S day OF September, 1914.
M d. ZINN,
Administrator of the Es-
tate of GHULAM MO-
.HAMMED, also known as
Gulam Mohamed, also
known as G. G. -1oham-
mac, Deceased.
mo. 46) sd II, ,l8 SD
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-18
Ey GEORGE r. JONES

ABOARD & D M IR A l. MARC
MARSCHER'S CARRIER FLAG
SHIP OFF MINDANAO. Sept. 13.
CUPJ-(Via Naval Radio)-Admiral
William f. Halsey, plain-spoken
commander OF the United States
Third Fleet, said that he and Ad-
miral Marc Mitscher were cooking
Up mere trouble for the Japanese.
Sure SAID Admiral Halsey, our
dirty trick department is working
overtime
Halsey, tanned and ebullient,
came aboard this flagship to confer
four hours with Admiral Mitscher
on forthcoming blows against the
retreating enemy.
Replying to the question of
whether we could Keep up our ad-
vance as last as the japanese re-
Treated. Halsey said
Il hope TO God we can SO we can
Kick en- in the backSide.'
Halsey is in overall command of
the Palau invasion and accompany
ing aerial blows against the Philip