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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE

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ARLINGToN-Attractive 5-room bunga-
size lot; 90, min, downtown: price S4, $50.
FOR 1MMED1xTk SALE SALE. By SAi owner ;iii Almost
way to attic. where there is space for ,
rooms; lot all fenced in, gas heat; conv.
to bus, stores. schools, churches. Large
dining room, = eood-sized bedrooms with
cedar-lined closets, fully equipped Kitchen
m ranss wh
windows; $4,000. Falls Church 2b26-R.
soa. ,200a-5.rm bunsaiow. beautiful lot,
23.3 No. Nottingham st..-Arl.,' va. Out
Lee sh0Ms hUy; cslI cSn GH 7 .r 900, Ext: 137:
A Ies Ma buy B.vss s4fo n Pesmyn Eay sne S
BEAUTIFUL 7-RooM AND BATH fi.n modern oiG1i
view; only miles D. G. f Priced e Aq unusuaiiy sUsfiiiy
By:t Sy :s S5o9 Easy serms sIlyer HILL Md
FAILS CHuRcH, HH oy yrs. a'e old, az Stories ,
bedrms.. .2-ft. liv. rm.. terrace with is-
Msnf lamp es at aun gm 1sT fenced ps @ shfas 1s
EASEMENT oil heat, H eseeent xHeMs' condtion e9ift
sss ad 7sS fsom RA s}st
Bedroom oil heat. full 'lSss dry Basement. sast.
\. ARL.. vx.Mse.5eo. e h Vacant cant un1lt New: y
house c9nd;; 5.rm. row brick. excellent
shower. Deep lot. j block ioc bus. SaD shop. so
ping center. Terms. Phone eve, WO. O112.
PRICE: s6,35oM1s5OO DOWN.
ments;;, stone fireplace, full, basement, large
lot. Handy to bus and school. Shown BY
appointment. Phone Falls Church 19O7-W.
MT; Mt, !. RAINIER, Al MD, s4o9 NEWTON ST
S. ssS s1osS sstasSh essh vacant Price
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Fainter. Nd. HyattsyilIe o04s Wv
CHEvERLY. MD:-7-RM. STONE. H.-W.H.,
fireplace, hwd. floors, tiled bath: screened
ossned oqin EaIase sess lot Land
:. coGMxR MANOR, MP. sa1s Lavrene.
.0 ERWIN REALTY co. CO. 'ei"''
Call Hyatts. 0334. Ewes. WA. 1891.
5-R., AND B. BUNGALOW, FULL CELLAR.
m i,;rnit,,ra h.-T heat OIL burner; fuel food,
garden; also corner lot adjoining suitable
for drive-in shopping center If improved.
sRa on pTemses se'en e. P p4r NH M
r. F. D. No. 2. near Baileys Cross Roads,
on Seminary rd.. Fairfax Co., Va. 23'
FALLS CHURCH, VA
Bungalow. rooms, tile bath, living
room, fireplace, full basement large lot;
So 900 includes Bendix washing machine,
completely equipped kitchen; all equipment
BAYLES CO.. Falls Church 2430. Brokers
cooperation invited.
ROCKVILLE.
0-room bungalow, bath, hot water heat,
layge lot 100000, full basement; $1,000.
owner, Rockville ia. S3s
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ALEXANDRIA, VA,

ALEXANDRIA, VA,
WEST CT RUSSELL RD.,
ON THE HILL
81 800. center hall entrance, living room
place. and French door to screened en-
closed porch: Eood-sized aiming room and
q modern up-to-th a-ininute. fully equipped
kitchen with Frigid&l-e. stove and break
last last NOOK and half tiled bath on first
floor. There are three good sized bed
rooms and tiled bath on second floor. with
plenty Of storage and closet space in the
iers and shower bath Oil air-conditioned d
heat. slate roof. copper piping A brick
garage 10 match house, with overhea
doors. all on 15-ft. front lot with nne
oak trees. We recommend this property
as an excellent buv today
OFFERED
EXCLUSIVELY BY
The M. H. BARRY Org,
Established Since 1915"
2@O6 MT. VERNON AVE,
ALEXANDRIA. VA
PHONES Al, uOSS-TE
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FARMS FOR SALE.

DAIRY FARM. STOCKED AND EQUIPPED
The , best for the money on the market;
45 minutes from Washinston 200 acres,
100 acres in high state of cultivation,
balance in timber: 10-room house with
electricity, bath. heat; tenant house; dairy
earn par could hold 40 cows; large silo; price,
900, including crops. 26 cows, l2 heif-
ers; ! bull, . horses. all farm eouipm ent,
including tractor and milking machine;
terms to be arranged; shown BY appoint
ment. Phone Herndon So Buell. Farm
Agency. Herndon, Fairfax County. va.
800 ACRES, MODERN 9-ROOM HOUSE.
5arn, other farm buildings; paved road;
S, s6 M; ndo 10 2: G. Must sell at once. Price,
500 acres 10 miles from Wash. ? sets
or,es Of suild1ss din soo ns ea,tl. dairy farm
800 acres. Groom frame house, elec-
tricity; tenant house: barn, other farm
buildings; go acres tillable. 40 acres pas
ture ana timber; fne stream: on good road ;
excellent cattle or dairy farm; l mile from
paved road. 80 miles from Wash Priced
to sell Immediately. $4,000 terms.
l acre. 5-room house, electricity, well of
IA cash. ~'''o'
g acres, 7-room house, electricity, wen
oi water, paved road: ideal chicken farm.
II miles to Wash: price, Sc, 900; 4 cash
Buell. M. Gardner. E. Kelly.
phopa
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WOODACRES
MaSsachusetts Ave- Extended, MD
$40 250

nri2IIassd oTner having left Washinston; we are
brick. detached. home; 1st door, living
room with fireplace, dining room opening
kitchen with entrance to attached garage;
Enc, floor, 3 bedrooms, and 2 baths: side
walls and overhead insulated with rock
WOOL gas heat. laundry tubs and maid S
room In basement; large lot with flagstone
walk. stone wall and rustic fence; FHA
loan ..h WITHIN with monthly payments OF S61.39;
~. PHILLIPS a. CANBY.
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80 ACRES. IMPROVED BY AN S-RooM
modern house; baths, hot-air neat. large
fireplace in living room, fne stream.
600 chickens, some woods, On hard road,
near Rockville. Md Is mi to D. c,
Owner in Army. Must be sold at once
Price, $4,000; 'erms
Buell. NJ Gardner-J. E. Kelly.
Phone oSu pa.L,;,r. 80
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eoonttnusd On Hsss Ssss5
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

HAVE CLIENTS interested in buying
aea s. Han Ham. s1iso Thomas no1S Circle once D1.
caEvERIY. H e MD.oDetached dI5so Be brick or =
room house sarase and isysl iot from
DESIRE on Mass. ave. extended or near
MASS; Nn ,s ave; t. to rooms pSssession WITHIN
y ME efoh oh acH s of phSne Youg AD s
S5.9 6 9rEn Ext 42s. ewes. only, r q.
home home in Northwest section, automatic gas
WANTED to buy al once. 3 or 1 bedrm.
house. in Northeast section, about $4,000.
Please call RA ;}.,.27
NEED HOUSES. large and small, in Wood
ridge Brookland and Michigan Park.
known these sections for IS years. If you
RaqI e Honis Se pease sS let me hear from you
NO. SSl2; evenings, NO. l546.
VICINITY OF 10th and Irvins n.w.-s or
room mouse or apt. with or units, in
aas6 s6nd0q Id from poed
Will PAY CASH for houses in Mount
Hyattsvllle: Riverdale and University Park.
R9osrt sSTr s Davis, WA: 5000
WAITED, to purchase home Of g or
eRats eInity q Walter Reed H;S'spissi o. CHEVY
sALUs, 1907 Eth ST. NV No tie dealers. s. no 10
commission: l want this home for my per-
WILL PAY CASH for 3 or bedrooms. new
condition. oil or gas heat, in Brentwood
or Petworth area Want possession in 80
days. Box 455-T, Star
I PAY HIGHEST all-cash prices for old
o, c houses: no commission. MRS KERN.
-632 Woodley pl NV. CO 2615
WILL PAY CASH for small house in D. c.
from private party. Quick settlement. No
commission TO pay. RA 203b,
WE PAY ALL CASH for ne. and Sc. prop
erty; quick settlements Gum g. Miller.
500 11th 81. sc. Franklin POO.
PHONE US BEFORE SELLING YOIIR
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CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
BRICK HQME-$Q 45n

BRICK HOME,-$9, ,450.
bath. 3 porches. large yard, garage; vacant:
convenient to transporta tion, schools, shop.
ping center. Your inspection invited
LESLIE o. MEASELLa WO. 1921.
Near 45th and Garrison Sts. NV.
Attractive 2-story brick home, 6 years
living room with fireplace. large dining
han. ho9m, Kitchen, side porch, bedrooms. I Y
built-in sarase, oil h.-w.h.; priced low At
$4,000 furnished. $13,5OO unfurnished;
L. 6. WHITE, Exclusive.
Tis Wis. Ave. WI. 1900. Ewes. vi. ie4s.
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NGNlEh-HALL COLONIAL,
4 BEDROOMS, 212 BATHS.
Beautiful brick home on large corner
domestic over twelve thousand square
leet shrubbery. trees; one block Connec-
ticut ave. Living room l4x24 dining
room Skis, large modern kitchen, den,
"a bath: 2nd floor, bedrooms, , tile
baths, screened porch: Bird floor. finished
rooms; Gear brick garage. automatic heat,
maid room, bath easy terms: immediate
522l
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TRANSFERRED.

old; Lacy Forest. section. OF. Va; Iee.
screened rear porch. Venetian blinds, rec
reation room. York oil heater. we'll
you are interested in an especially de-
sirable property. with features interest
y 800 Dhone E. h%SmeesIsEEsT W. cIEShRo oressd Go.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.
INCOME. 5000 MO
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

FOR sALE--North Beach. furnished bun.
galow. comfortable year around, rooms
cash. 81 900. Call owner, sH. 1892
FOR SALE. AT BEVERLY BEACH. BUN.
galow, S3.o50.00. S950.0O cash, S45 OO
per mo. Bathing privileges. restricted
Write Box II. MAYO. Nd
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BETHESDA, MD.-$12,450.
Colonial home, 8 years old. six rooms 3
bedrooms, 2 complete baths. attached ga
rage gas heat; attractive terms. To in
spect call
L. G. WHITE, Real Estate,
7115 WISCONSIN AVE. WI. 1900. 23s
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BROOKLAND.

On 18th st. near Monroe net large
rooms with tiled bath with shower, > open
porches, incosed porch. large cellar
with gas furnace, hot-water heat. laundry
trays and levatory This house is in
perfect condition with beautiful kitchen
with tabletop gas range, G. E. refrgera-
tor, large closets, and located in one of
within l block of schools. shopping cen
ter and fast TRANSFORMATION. Priced ex-
ceptionally low at $3.50 on terms For
appointment to inspect, call Mr. Parker
IA. 1868 or RA. 1853. j. B. TIFFEY d.
SON, 316 Kennedy st NV
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CHEVY CHASE, MD,
2 BLOCKS FROM CHEVY CHASE CLUB
Center-hall brick Colonial on corner lot
containing 1900 So. it.: large living rm .
dining room, den with lavatory and kitchen
on lSt floor; bedrooms, 2 baths and
sleeping porch on second floor, large
storage room and finished room on third
moor. maids room and bath in basement,
lear brick garage. This house is offered
for sale because the owner is transferred
from city.
BOSS & PHELPS,
MA. $500. Eve. Call Mr.. Leigh, WI 37a9.
A FEW LARGE HOMES IN
GEORGETOWN
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GEORGE'TOWN

0GOltN1E 1OWN,
1882 33rd st. n.w-Nevly remodeled A.
rm. and bath Georgian Colonial; VACANT;
price. $4,000; open Sunday IL am. to
EDWARD r. CARR
1882 H St. NV. MA 1SO5
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423 7th ST NE

A RESIDENCE IN End COMM. ZONE.
NEAR CONN. AVE. AND NJ ST.
S13,00o-A 3-story and basement brick
residence containing / I rooms and . baths,
now used as rooming house suitable for
remodelnE for any type business needing
either hrst or second commercial locations
and desiring to locate in the heart of
Washington. no lease. Possession within
reasonable time. Phone Mr.. Brill, WI,
T105. with
SHANNON g. LUCHS CO..
1908 H St. NV. MA 2345
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FALLS CHURCH, VA.
BUNGALOW. 5 rooms, tile bath, Twins
room, fireplace, full basement, large lot
Ss 900 includes Bendix washing machine
completely equipped kitchen; all equipment
new; possession 80 days. MAYNARI
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50 acres, trees, rich
SOIL. One, acres, trees, spring. One.
; acres, fruit, improved Several. and
10 acres, for gardens; modern houses for
rent. Box 174-T. Star
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FARMS FOR RENT.

=. 3S1. ~ IINV.,
7240 Wis. Ave. NV. WI. 6.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-09

Continued frcm Page i
the least diversion of the world S
human and economic resources for
armaments.a
Individual members of The
United Nations" would continue
their air. naval. and military
strength according to Criteria and
procedures yet to be agreed upon.
The security council would direct
the use of these forces through an
international high commando
military staff committee"-eom
ed of staff Representatives of the
councils five permanent members.
OUT OF DUMBARTON
The recommendations unveiled
were the fruit of the Dumbarton
Oaks conference attended here by
representatives of the big four. Ad-
mittecly incomplete. they are pro-
poSalS only. The governments repre-
Sented at Dumbarton Oaks have
agreed, however. to take steps as
soon as possible" to prepare COM
plete proposals" to serve "as a basis
tons conference
The next mCve will be considera-
ton of the proposals. and the reso-
luton of problems left hanging at
Dumbarton Oaks. by President
Roosevelt. Premier Josef Stain and
Prime Minister Winston Churchill
at a meeting in the reasonably near
future The full United Nations con-
ference would follow.
ARMED FORCES
The armed forces to be placed at
the disposal of The United Ma
tons would be determined by
member sta tes through special
agreements to be approved by the
security council and ratified by the
i signatory st-teS according TO their
i own constitutional processes.
The strategic direction of the
armed forces. with called into ac-
ton by the council against an ag-
gressor, would be provided by the
military staff committee" Other
functions of the military staff COM
mittee would be TO advise the Sc.
curity council on all questions re-
lating tc military requirements 70
maintaining peace. the employment
and command of forces placed at it
disposal the regulation of arma
ments and possible disarmament.
The proposals include this specia
section relating TO use of air forces
In order to enable urgent mill
tary measures tc be taken by tn
organiza alton there should be hell
imms diately available by the mem
bers of the organization nationa
air force contingents for combined
international enforcement action
The strength and gree of readi
ness of these ccntingents and plan
+ for their combined action should b
+ determined by the security council
nth the assistance of the militar.
staff committee within the limi.
+ lad down in the special agreemen
I 7 agreements ION ALLEGATION o
T OrceSl
THE PROPOSALS
AS made public by the state de
partment here and Simultaneous
by the f1reign offices in London
Moscow and Chungking, the pro
poSalS call for:
l. TIE general assembly of all ma
tions TO me once year and de
eide impol tant decisions by two
thirds vote. each member havin
one vote. II could discuss question
relating TO maintenance of peac
and max recommendations, bu
would refer any such questions re
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-09
Pioneer Woman
OF {. +. Dies

El Centre lost another pioneer
resident when Mrs. Minnie A. Hull,
81. died Sunday at the home of her
daughter in FL Centre.
She had lived in Ell Centre for the
last 80 years.
The funeral will be at the Lemons
chapel in Ell Centre at 10 a. m.
Tuesday with the Rev. Kenneth
Schmidt of the Assembly of Gcd
church preaching the sermon.
Burial will be in Evergreen ceme-
terry.
Mrs. Hull was born in Canton,
Pennsylvania, June 20. 1863.
Left to mourn her loss are her
daughter. Mrs. Josephine Goddard
of FL Centre; a Granddaughter, Mrs.
L. G.. Winn of San Diego: two
grandsons. Jchn D. Goddard and
Corporal Sid L. Goddard, in the air
corps at ST. Petersburg, Florida:
and a brother. j. c. Spaulding of
Troy, Pennsylvania.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-09
Wilikie Succumbs
To Heart Attack:
All Nation Mourns

Continued from Page u
since last Tuesday, WHEN a strepto-
coccic throat infection and a lung
congestion developed. His tempera-
ture scared to l04 degrees and then
subsidec. but his heart weakened
under the strain. The last OF three
violent heart attacks was fatal at
2:2O am. Sunday. Mrs. Willkie LETT
her own sickbed and arrived at her
husbands side five minutes before
his death.
Funeral services will be held at
8 pm. TUESDAY but the time of
burial will be determined by the
return of his only son, 1t. Jg) Phil
ip Willkie, USNR, who is on convoy
duty in the Atlantic. Willkie will
be buried at Rushville Ind, only
a few miles from the little frame
house at Flwood, where he was
born February 18, 1892.
Wilkes death came less than
a week after that of another great
American political figure and pres
idential candle ate. Alfred E. Smith,
hIlO uCScl Oco IIlC l/CIlibSA avn
ard in 1910 TO support the Hoosier's
Republican bid for the presidency.
WILKES celebrated fighting spirit
kept hope high to the end that he
might pull through. Even after the
series of heart attacks had begun
and DR.. Benjamin Salzer had indi-
Gated his condition was critical he
still showed evidences of the spirit
that had characterized his entire
career.
JOKES WITH DOCTOR
Less than two hours before the
end, Salzer entered WILKES room
as a nurse was sWabbing his in
fected throat, and asked: How
does your throat feel?"
How can I talk with my mouth
full of that stuff" Willkie replied
jokingly
Maybe you'd like a Scotch and
water for stimulant-you could
use one Salzer suggested.
"Okay, If you make 1t warm"
Willkie said. He had his Scotch
and water warm. A little more than
ar hour after this poking exchange.
the former presidential candidate
was placed in an oxygen tent Twen-
ty minutes later, he was dead.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-09
0PA Sets Wages
In Field Work

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until July l. 1945, $375 ton, and
after July l, $4 ton.
Hauling and piling from begin
ming of the season until June |,
1945, when piling does not exceed
nine bales in height, eight cents
bale, after Jnue l, nine cents; in
excess of nine bales in height or to
space afforded in railroad cars,
nine cents a bale until June l, and
10 cents after June l.
Ceiling price on the baling of
flax straw has been set at $4.75
ton.
According to Mrs. Foster the con-
tractor must deduct the reasonable
vale of the use of any equipment
or labor furnished by the buyer,
and must file any adjusted price
with the San Diego district office
of price administration office before
performing the service.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-09
Slatiery Rites
Ser for TUESDAY,

Last rites for Clarence f. Slat-
terry, 48, Imperial resident who died
Friday, will be conducted at the
Lemons chapel in Ell Centro at 2:3O
D. m. Tuesday with the Rev. E. l..
Wilder officiating.
Slattery was a veteran of World
War No. and had lived in Imperial
Valley five years. He died as a
result of injuries suffered while at
work at a creamery in Ell Centre.
He is survived by his wife, Mrs.
Clessie Slattery of BIG West Main
sereet, Imperial: four daughters,
Mrs. Norma Hickox, Gloria, Patricia,
and Claire Slattery: and two sons,
James and Dennis.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-09
Bureau to Eye
Form Statutes S

bership quotas for the various CEN
ters will be 33 for Acacia, 90 for
Alamo-Verde, 80 for Calipatria Mi
land, 81 for Jasper, 110 for EastSide,
loo for Magnolia Mulberry, 128 for
McCabe-E -Eucalvptus, 40 for Melo-
land 79 for Mt. Signal, rs for Rose
Mesquite, and 100 for Spruce-West-
morland.
NEED YOUNG BLOOD
We need to add young blood to
this organization Loveland said.
In this membership drive let's try
to get as many young farmers as
possible to become Farm Bureau
members. They will have to take
over the organization and we want
to help them get ready for the job
by giving them the benefit of our
years of experience
Alex Meyer made appointed field
secretary to assist Secretary Scott
B. Foulds. He will work part time,
contracting farm centers and assist
ing in the planning for the men,
bership drive.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-09
Rites Conducted

Funeral services for Mrs. Kath-
crime Louise Bannister, 81, wife Of
, Roy L. Bannister of the Calexico
area, were held at the Lemons
chapel in El Centre at 2;30 p. m.
Monday.
The Rev. George H. Zimmer of
Calexico officiated. The body will
be sent to Wynnewood. Oklahoma,
for burial.
Mrs. Bannister died at the family
home three miles north of Calexico
Sunday after a long illness.
Survivors include her husband and
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph D.
Harrison.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-09
q32 Soldiers
Ballots Arrive

Soldiers ballots Monday totaled
e42 with 933 mailed out and nine
voted in the office of County Clerk
w. J. McClelland in E Centre.
McClelland said the ballots We're
sent 10 battlefronts all over the
world and already some have been
returned to his office for opening
when the absentee ballots are count
ed
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-09
Relief At Last
For Your Cough

Creomulsion relieves promptly be-
cause 1t goes right to the seat Of the
trouble to help loosen and expel
germ laden phlegm, and aid nature
TO soothe and heal raw, tender, jim
famed bronchial mucous mem
branes. Tell your druggist to sell you
a bottle of Creomulsion with the un-
derstanding you must like the way 1t
quickly allays the cough or you are
to have your money back.
CREOMULSION
for Coughs, Chest Colds, Bronchitis
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-09
Big Four Presents
Peace Proposals
ring action to the security coun-

quiring action to the security coun.
Gil.
2. The economic and social coun-
would be elected for three-yeal
terms by the assembly. 1t would
function under the assembly TO IA
! cilitate solutions of internationGI
t economic. social and other humani-
/ tartan problems and promote re-
/ Spect fer human rights and funda-
mental freedoms"
5. The security council of IL men,
disappointment seats TO go TO the
Big Four and. in due course TO
France. six seats 10 be non-perma-
nent and filled by two-thirds vote
of the assembly for two-year terms.
The council would be charged with
maintaining peace by settling dis
puteS through pacific machinery
and with Suppressing aggression by
political or economic sanctions. or
by the use of the armed forces of
members of the organization.
4 The military staff committee.
present British-American. combined
chiefs of staff idea expanded to in
clude the chiefs of staff of Russia
and China and. eventually. France.
5. An international court of JUS
tice. with decision on whether to
continue the statute of the old
leagues permanent court of inter-
national justice with desirable mod
ifications or to draft a new statute
deferred for a future meeting OF in
ternational jurists.
6. A secretariat comprising a sec
retary-general and such staff as re-
ouired. The encouragement would
be chief administrative officer,
elected by the assembly on recon-
mendation of the security council.
PACIFIC METHODS
The plan calls for the usual pa
j cific methods of settling interna-
tional isputes-through negotia-
ton. mediation. conciliation, arbi-
tration, or judicial settlement-and,
if these methods fall obligates
members to refer the dispute TO the
security council. If the disputantS
fail 10 settle their conflict through
procedures and methods of ADJUST
ments, recommended by the council
the latter would be able Ito take
any step necessary" for the main
tenance of peace.
After deciding that a threat II
peace exists, the security ccuncl
would be empowered to:
!. Determine what diplomatic
economic or other measures not in
yolying force should be employed
and call upon members to apply
them. Such measures could include
complete or partial interruption Of
rail. sea. air. postal, telegraphic
radio and other means of commu'
nication and the severance OF dlplo'
matte and economic relations.
2. Order such action by air, nava
or land forces as might be neces-
Say to restore CT maintain inter
national peace and security. Sucf
action could include demonstra'
tions. blockade and other opera
tions by air, sea and land forces o
member countries.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-09
Prisoner of War!

criminals. The funds which keep these community
agencies the fight must be subscribed right in the
drive for funds of the Imperial Valley War Chest Sure
part of this fund goes to other very pressing needs
to provide games music entertainment for prison.
ers to help United Nations refugees. But big portion
stays right here at home right here in your community
your city, to fight the good fight here at home
SO give generously More than you gave last year. If
possible.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-09

HELP RESCUE HIM They caught Jimmy stealing.
But the real thief Hitler.
The broke up Jimmys home. Older folks had less
and less time for Jimmy's problems He found COM
panionship . on the street. Now he's prisoner
prisoner Of who needs our help.
Social agencies throughout Imperial Valley in other
communities, are fighting juvenile delinquency
Strengthening out the Jimmys who might otherwise be-
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-09
POLICE SERGEANT ILL

T. p. Farmer has been unable to
pursue his police desk sergeant dut-
les for the past three DAYS because
of illness. He expects 10 be back at
the station Tuesday.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-09
RAMBLING REPORTER

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