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HOUSES UkFURkIsHED.


USFURNISHED HOUSE, suitable for office
or home, 9 rooms. Oil heated, I bath !
shower Further information call at 2l2s
Bancroft pl NV.
BRICK DWELLING, practically new 1904
Portner I'd, Alex. Va. 4 bedrooms, ?
complete tlled baths, dining room living
room, kitchen, utility room. . frepiaces;
oil heat. alr-conditioned; ST. 80 month
immediate possession. Alex. 5I2l
VACANT-DET. CORNER. 18th NV.
59l7 10Th st: .w.--Laree brick home
II rooms 312 baths, hot-water heat oil
burner perfect condition; double garage
Open Sat, sun, to pm. Phone MA
40. at night. DU. 4s2,. PAUL MA
VACANT.
Detached center hall on Conn ave in
Chevy Chase, D c. not far from the
circle. large grounds
large bedrooms and baths on second
floor.
$3.50 90 PER MONTH
Call Mr.. Carpenter al
Randall H. Hagner g. Co. Inc,
1921 Conn. Ave. NV DE $500
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ROOMS FURNISHED.
Southwest and Southeast.

1929 FORT DAVIS ST. S.E.-Large sleep
ing room for war worker. Call after 4
m, Ii 1914
lei 12th ST. Sc. Apt. 1-One single and
one double room: near trans. and Navy
Yard.
100 r ST. SCI st-hoor front: twin beds
inner spring: 2 adults: S32; cooking privi-
leges. AT. 2741.
GIRL for room in apt, with another girl:
Sc TR Al Sc after 5 30 pm e
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DOGS. PETS ETC


COLLIE puppies Tor sale thorouehbreds,
Tea.S !gd Phone Oh 1871 after p m
champion liHe Ior sale or trade for - pup
!. ldea! Tor st-G. TE. S216.
IRISH NOLtHOJND, about > years old
-lz.t Ego5 home wanted. Cal Oliver g9l4
10 GIVE AWAY / Lrtle kittens TO private
rf.S5esp "99 1ta s. ", IA, ,3o54
]. rsla Daycd, hou>e5E5Ecn. wonderful
444.olcl Pupur GsgEgla ESi1. -
ft PIPES WANTED -W5ll buy all KINDS
Z. eEc pJrcB.ed, smaI breeds. Boa
TO GiYE AWAY beautiful healthy kit
u ID af-rr q pm
~ FPit>' male, weeks. mother regis
Led AmGricah Pit, buzz -. Call after
CHOW, res female. year cd. ~ Adams
L0I FOX MALE. >:g. COLLIE. FE.. $40
p, WIRES, MALES OR FEMALES, ~25.
10. EQasl L5tA Georgia Ave IA 4HaI
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HOUSES FURNISHED Cont,

E. RIvERDALE, MD.-Newly furnished. 2
peiaroomS ees retg iaTse oin isnced yaTa
child: $50 mo. 60O3 63rd ave.
JUNE - to Sept 3--6 rooms and bath:
cool and quiet; overlooking Rock Creek
Park; references required. DE. 7ls3, after
pm.
FURNISHED HoUSE-July, August; Chevy
Chase; large yard inexpensive. EN-. 1923. =
s15 TAYLOR ST. N.E.-Semidetached g.
rm. modern home, beautifully furnished;
oil heat: large yard; Si@0. Thomas D.
Walsh. Inc DI. 1857
BETHESDA.
Modern brick completely furnished: 3
bedrooms, 2 baths, maids room; gas air
conditioned heat; most conveniently To-
Gated available June "5th at present
rental of SlT5 per month,
WEAVER BROS, INC,
Washington Bldg. DI. s300
Mr.. ROCK CREEK PARK.
Excellently situated brick home on spa
cious lot: ; bedrooms, = baths, lavatory
on st floor: recreation room. air-cond,
completely and beautifully furn. Avail,
June 20 thru Labor Day. Please call
Mrs. McFadyen, -RA. 1927.
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LANDSCAPING

COMPLETE LANDSCAPE SERVICE
Lawns, Trees and Shrubs.
j. A. COOK,
WO 2390. Phone Kensngton 4G6
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

Small down PAYMENT balance like rent.
conveniently situated near everything.
EYssIsnt Yos Ns1hns saed Ssl aa,fHT sI E psoa rs
Leo M. Bernstein e Co. ME. 54n0.
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FREE RENT

ROOMS EuRNIsHED-kortheost.
1913 RHODE ISLAND AVE. N.E.-Nice
room for lady or gentleman: conV. to
phone privileges.
1923 MORSE ST. NE.-Large front room,
near bath. c.h.w., unlimited phone. AT.
VICINITY of 14th and Monroe n.e.-Larse
furnished room; private home; excellent
transportation. co. S123.
COLORED-1210 Florida ave. n.e.-Room
for rent for employed couple. Call FIR.
5a39 T*
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BEITZELL. DI. 310O.
IN THE WOODS.

All the joy Of country living yet only 3
miles from Sill. Spg. P. o. well designed
rooms and bath built under years with
copper pipes and copper metal work, hw
heat With oil large living room and large
out doors fireplace. The whole prop
shrubs and perennials. Occa sional bu:
service 2 blocks away. r. p Ripley, sH
1888; Sun. and ewes. SH 2S7l, Mr.
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HOUSES WANTED TO euY.

uOOSsS WANt ~ W nUv.
We PAY ALI CASH ioE ne. and Sc.
T'IisS; Rsy fsS ScHIh-s M st; So, ss III: sloo:
Rsss H%ssssi %Sss., p f'P.se na g. Nss WE KERN
is1n E pFss,. FAi SasT Tor ;sa sSYg:s D.
SR%ME 0R b ssick Hc H6Hsfase.s faess an, condition
q s,saIos ssa1lon Pay s,h fssh brokers pyotss,e
SaIii w aASE Y .,L1i! CLIENTS WIG VI. pay e..s for
aitssspus, aiter p eS5o 4sss tss hwy Oxford 2e24.
Want J. 4 H9gsE ~ or near, Hillcrest. So.
M66ERS b sSSf aonsE sttsE S.swe.n p sn.p
sos sssesPat 6Si sh os s s9d ssa 2ss .'
wanted to by or rent 81 prSss. a9Sss ssnHS. ssS
as e'ss Ell Easter. as As1s sv 1AsRs a ks
WANTED te buy or { bedroom hous.
brook Village. Please cali WI 5Se7.
X Your pe.2SH pTSopersy = IoS.tsa IN w.sh,ns.ee
Is Is tsI sSics sssalss; sssssIlshsd sa Isis. M WIN
7s1 THos IS3s & NAWRREIL So Eaioas, RssissTss S4ss
SCI our ofief. @ Va wa eh.rss GM no eommlsison. rm1u
& S S ssf c. sH
WE CAN SELL YOUR HOUSE
At its value today There is no charge for
our appraisal. Ask for Mr.. Browning.
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO., INC,
Established 1887.
d. 1015. REALTORS. 1919 K ST NV,
We Can Sell Your House.
We Can Get You Cash. It Won't Take %
Long. Prompt Attention.
r. A. HUMPHREYS.
sos Nc. Capitol. REALTORS. Ma. e73o.
WE PAY ALL CASH
FOR PROPERTY IN D. c., MD, OR VA.
FAST ACTION-CALL MR.. FREDERICK,
No Charge for Appraisal
pTYrTYETY 0Fan
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VACANT

% ROCK CREEK CHURCH ROAD NV,
rooms and kitchen. Ia baths. brick
garage. For appointment Sunday call DI
3256 until l pm. After l pm. call RA
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

$7,750-Historic Alexandria.
modern stone and brick home of 5
large rooms. bath. recreation room fre-
place in both living room and recreation
room Located just on Mt, Vernon blvd,
IN most convenient neixhborhood This
house offers real value for q small family.
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ROOMS WANTED

lORMER P. o. IN Z c q deslre
tSshI quarters ln mall family. NV
~ .t2u. 90 good appearance and per
..s+l-E handy around tuJst. DgsCrlp.
I.ie te,ter 10 BOY Ga1-k Star -
tLDthLl LADY 0'-.res plaaHart l4rr
III :. .--5|ts 80 !n9Ath-y. t.. or u "
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REFINED YOUNG MAN
ROOMS FURNlsHED-No,thwes,

ahes r7pm III -.ra moocrl apalrIner
u. t"G ~ F.tlH.'F Com. ave UI EuaIenau
~ -GIegflan9 Fark DI >l1T
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

nOOSGS TUX SAkE.
tsExAsRaIA ss1s sno5S S 5 E. e Asspn sg rgO%s Tos:
1oo BLOCK y. LELAND ST., Chevy Chase
buiit-in gar; large lot. ". S. Hurlbert
shoo sA; sI59; s1k eal q, H sT st. n.y. hr,,.
date possession: small down payment. "
8 o Hurlbsrt NA; $3.50; 931 H st. NV,
as, lash REQUIRED: v. S. Hurlbert, MA. 1870
MopfRS NJ E II CAPE elx COD, s rooms and bath
9nsd oil beat all hardTosd sdo oo5s insv
ST. sEcTIoN@petaehed NS0sfs ache Mf brick home
rms, oil heat; air conditioning, $4,000
GoNGREss d HEfGHTs, AnacostisMA o dsaleaSi Lowell,
broom. modern, semidetached brick home,
finished recreation roem. nice yard; imme'
EXCELLENT BUNGALoW Stained shin.
gle,, located in Takoma Park. Price,
s725G1a $4,000 So o. cash shaf needed Mr. Foster
NEAR EASTERN HIGH sCHooL-Home or
investment: very nice apartments with
frances frances, " A BATHS, i KIT. iG price, e' sio,a5o
Mr.. Sharnoff, EN-. 2527. Marshall J. Waple
SfAR Sfi Ri GkaSr I'm CIRCLE and St. oasriers
Parochial School-Semidetach brick, oil
heat. First floor has living room, dining
room modern kitchen and breakfast room
second floor has bedrooms and bath
fully finished recreation room with ad-
Joining lavatory in basement. Possession
with deed. Price. $4,000. Call National
one one BLOCK from Doctors Hospital 1900
block of Eye st. Furnished Groom, 2-bath
house: gas heat; possession. Ruth !.
Powell. exclusive agent, Ma 9646.
ALEXANDRIA, S21 900 LARGE Colonial
home; garden 60-day possession or S270
mo. revenue. Owner. TIE. 9149 after s.
ON 2Sth PL., near Pa ave. se-Modern
brick row type, rooms and bath. full
cellar. insulated walls, gas heat, refgT.,
Tenants posss In 80 days; Ss,25o. AT.
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

DERW00D, Md rooms, kitchen and
bath apaItment; heat and hot water fur
Can be seen from 3 to pm. weekdays
Phone Gaithersburg 37-W. Box 4S4-J
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5-rm. -and-bath brick bungalow, corr
lot; $3.50. SH: 3490, SH. 1854.
RARE BARGAINS.

RARE BARGAINS.
FINE OPPORTUNITIES.
6-rm. brick and bath. h.-w.h., concrete
front porch and screened: immaculate
condition; near Lincoln Park
1400 BLK. HARVARD NV.
Comp; furn. roomins house, ~ rms. 3
baths. Oil heat; only $1,000 down; reduced
33 rms. and 7 baths, S16 900 B. and L.
trust; near Washington Circle; suit. for
conversion; reduced
700 BLK 7th s.w
6-rm. brick. bath, h;-w.h.: LIST CONNER
cal; rent. 500; price, $3.50; laon, $3.50;
TERMS ARRANGED.
D1. S724 WEEKDAYS, TO PM.
RAST "n PEATTV ~
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COWS ID, 4reshi second calves. Phone
MA. S244.
4-YEAR THOROUGHBRED sorren mare.
good Jumper. very graceful. Hillside
Q969-W. S377 Leona st. sc. q"
WORK HORSES FOR SALE
At Shadow Lawn Stock Farms,
Gait1ersburg, Md. Phone 40.
". O DnSh. ONnfr
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A most attractive bungalow, close to
with brick fireplace, dining room. Kitchen,
sunroom, two large bedrooms and new
modern bath. Second noor has immense
porch. .2-car garage. Beautifully land.
scaped lot. S1O,750.
THOMAS L. PHILLIPS,
WO. 1900 Until 9. 351s Conn.
WNOT ONTAT -
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PETWORTH SPECIAL.
This completely redecorated 3-story
house oners an excellent opportunity for a
large family.
5 BEDROOMS, BATHS, OIL HEAT
Full basement, garage and many other
features make this really remarkable
nTrr,r,rrr osoo
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lST-FIOOR BEDROOM

Wanting a home Of convenience in one
| OF the best sections of Alexandria you
should inspect this one. Center entrance
with reception hall, liv. room with fireplace,
dlnlns room, dinette. kitchen with elec.
AND FULL BATH; screened front and rear
| porches: on End floor. 3 bedrooms and bath;
shrubbery; well adopted for doctors home
Price. Sl2, $50. Substantial cash. Shown
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CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK

ABY CHICKS, feed and poultry supplies.
ames Feed Store. Inc. 6l9 K ST. NV
Z nnSQ
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BRENTWOOD VILLAGE

= rooms and bath row brick, 2Ha years
old' neW-houSe condition; full basement.
gas air conditioned heat: blocks l4th
and r. I, shopping center: gas range and
reig. MA. 1913. and evenings Elk. 523o.
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WOODS

CHEVY CHASE. D. @.
A home that's different lovely bed
rooms with large closets. 2 baths, nicely
finished attic, center-hall entrance, large
living and dining rooms, well-eouipped
kitchen: gas h.-w.h.: screened rear porch
overlooking forest lot: built-in garage. It's
saoant sheaId owner destroys Of early ssle
9 pm. F. A. TWEED CO., 1904 Conn. ave
SILVER SPRING.
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Beautiful rambline brick home in one of
the better residential sections: master bed
room and bath on 1st floor; studio living
porch, 2 large bedrooms and bath on 2nd
floor: oil air-conditioned heat: 2-car built
in garage: improved grounds: 100-ft. front
PRICED less than similar properties. $4,000
Call EN-. 1890 until 8 pm. r. A. TWEED
col. R6n4 Conn ave NV
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WESLEY BUCHANAN, Realtor
BREEZY IN SUMMER.

Arlington-5-room bungalow. year and a
large bedrooms tile bath. complete kitch-
en-; full dry basement; space in unfinished
attlc 1or : more rooms; lot o0x167 with
meadow and woods beyond; . blocks from
6us, 10c zone: 1880 S1,5OO down: FHA
hnanced; liberal terms: immediate posses
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d. C. Testricted location), a home a dis
eliminating purchaser will appreciate: 3
large bedrooms, closets, 2 baths on second
fireplace at top of first stair landing, Iiv-
ing room 13x25, screened living porch,
well-eQulpped kitchen, center han; Quiet
May oil heat, built-in garage. seneral 6
home priced most reasonably. $50 900
Call EN-, 200 until Q pm. f. A. TWEED
CO. 5504 Conn. ave.
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"COLONIAL'

IN CHEVY CHASE. d. c.
|. An attractive detached center-hau brick
home, with 8 rooms, 2 baths, built-in ga
rage, Oil heat. located on . corner lot, lust
ono blk. from Conn ave. The owner says
sell Call ME. 1143 until pm.
j. WESLEY BUCHANAN. Realtor
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CLUB 1920
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

SAOb LOZU.
1920 18th st .W.-Single, doul
triple excellent meals.
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BETHESDA AREA.

S14,76O.
Living rm.. 14x22: large bedrms..
tiled baths: house less than yrs. old and
lin excellent condition: l acre.
NORTHWEST REALTY,
1885 Wis. Ave. NV OIL. 6s67.
BRADLEY BLVD. SECTION
S1S,e50.
/ acre: library and bath on 1st fioor,
8 bedrms, and bath on 2nd foor; livins
NORTHWEST REALTY,
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8 rooms. bath. auto. heat. prewar built
Of best materials, full basement. screened
i,r. oon to
transferred; immediate occupancy; priced
for quick sale. Call Mr.. Ivey. Temple 1900
Ewes, Adams $685.
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TOWN HOUSE

COLORED
In desirable Northwest location, 2 apts.
Of s rooms and bath each Brick building
Price only $3.50. Mr. Sharnod. EN- 1927.
MARsHAIL n ~ 4 AWAPLE CO. 1924 14th
coLoREp[GgoIeE eI SII, LocATIoN
Wide, large row brick. attractive appear
ance e.o 10 rooms; bath. hot-water heat.
anss IS eso OK Kite sasso 81 600 cash d. 774a Eve
Colored-12 rooms, 4 baths, fire escape
and all necessary equipment demanded by
building and FIRE inspectors; income OF
$500 g., o., per pc, month; $1,000 down.
Executive 6972. Sunday, Or. 4a42' :.
Near 1st and G9I3RP; < s7s r.: rooms. two
and "a baths, oil INV. heat. finished base
9sn' 9E' s79ev Pglced for quick sale, Mr.. BOaze'
Colored-Home, Investment.
Il rooms; kitchens; ems 5000 cash: Il,
smPIsyss s93'lsgs as q Navy Yard Boiling Field,
2 lovely brick homes, hardwood floors,
h.-wh., 6 r; Keefer pl. NV; 81 900 cash
Upper 18th n.w.-9,r. apt in base
ment ith 0rlek s ne hsh A. saraWoos sa9S sa;h oors
closed rear porches. auto, heat, front
RoAD s5 HoUs1Na CO. ef5h Be 176 FIR Ass 4as5
kschens: N possEss1oN P2fae FGG@s 50 7S6 7GaSh'
Near Howard University4-fa family nat,
s15.aSd' i1aiy5dua units; an excellent investment
URCIOLO REALTY CO.,
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NJ U.s."
!. $500.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-19
I3;!5ElIgE
10 you have poor digestion?
Do you feel hesd,chy after eating?
Do you get sour or upset easily!
Do you feel tired-IistIess?

Now everyone knows that to get the good
out OF the food you eat-you must digest
II properly. But what most people don't
know is that Nature must produce about
two pints of the digestive juice-liver
bile-each day to help digest your food.
If Nature fails-your food may remain
undigested-lie sour and heavy in your
digestive tract.
Thus, it is simple to see that one way
to aid digestion is to increase the flow of
liver bile. Now, Carter's Little Liver
Pills start to increase this flow quickly
for thousands-often in as little as thirty
minutes. When bile flow increases, your
digestion may improve. And, soon you're
on the road TO feeling better-which is
what you're after.
Don't depend on artificial aids to coun-
teract indigestion-when Carter's aid
digestion after Natures own order, when
taken as directed. Get Carter's Little
Liver Pills today-at any drugstore
only 25e. You will be glad you did.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-19
Furm Units Boost
Bureau Rolls

nual membership drive reached its
height.
The annual drive for members
was on in full force throughout
the county. Foulds said, and drive
chairmen anticipated the longest
membership in the history of the
organization in Imperial county.
we never have had SO many
members since we first organized"
Foulds said Wednesday. 1T is am
azing how many are signing up
this year along with those who
always are members year after
year. We should have a great year
and be able to accomplish many
worthwhile things for the farmers
of the county"
The drive will continue until
each farm center has signed up all
eligible persons as members.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-19

Eight Boys Join
Reserve CORPS

Eight Imperial Valley boys were
sworn into the army air corps en-
listed reserve in Ell Centre Tues
day and six others took mental
tests required of applicants.
Major Harry l.. McMillen and
his staff from the San Diego avia-
alton cadet examining board gave
the tests and swore in the success
full applicants. They were assisted
by members of tne Imperial County
Civil Air patrol.
The eight boys sworn were: Jack
Wardlow Jr, of Ell Centre; Marion
Franklin Hamilton, Robert L..
Lane, and Enrique Alderete, all of
Brawley; Larry E. Beck and
Charles o. Bacon of Heber; Clyde
Arnold of Calexico and Clyde
Powell of Calipatria.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-19
Church Group
Organizes

Organization of the Central
Mems Brotherhood with Bruce
King as president was effected at
4 meeting OF men of the First
Baptist church Tuesday night in
the church.
Other officers Of the new broth
erhood are: Bill Evans. vice preSi-
dent, and L. J. Sharp secretary
treasurer.
The new organization will meet
the second Monday of each month.
It's membership is open to all men
1f the community.
Speaker for the evening Tuesday
vas the Rev. II. B. Charles of the
Second Baptist church.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-19
Planes to Aid
Bonds Drive
Continued from page u

Continued from page II
Army. and who is still private il
that amy Saluted a Saleslady in his
store Tuesday evening. At sos pm
Mrs. Louise Finney became a full
four-star general with bonds sales
totalling $1,000.
The only other person to reach
the rank of General Tuesday was
Roger HollingSworth of Johnson,
who sold $500 to become 4 major
general.
SCOUTS JOIN "ARMY" ........ .....
Mr.. King also reported that John
Duringer. of Den 8, Pack IT'S. who
are all enlisted members of the
Army, attained the rank OF Major
with a $500 sale Tuesday morning
At Brawley the retailers army
drive got underway following a
program at the theater Tuesday
Calexico reports a house toulouse
canvass scheduled this week. Other
county towns reported being on
the march as of Tuesday morning.
Herb FaWcett, county chairman
said.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-19

fled because of the effect it will
have on the fishing fleet and can
neries. Previously fishermen had
been paying the Mexican govern
ment S1205 a ton.
Packers estimate that 90 per
cent of the tuna packed in south
ern California last year came from
Mexican waters and because of
the OPA price ceiling, fishermen
themselves will have to meet the
increased operating cost imposed
by the Mexican decree
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-19
sS9 VETS CASES HANDLED

SALEM, Ore, Jan. 10. IUP) =
The state War Veterans Service
committee has handled $50 claims
of Oregons ex-service men OF
World War II, Gov. Earl Smell
says. All state-law provided bene-
fits are available to wives, mothers,
children and other dependents of
the service men and women, re-
gardless of whether the military
family member still is connected
with the armed forces, the COVER
nor commented.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-19
FUNERAL SET
IN MODESTO

The body of Theodore Thomas,
55. was sent to Modesto for fu-
neral services and burial. Thomas
died from a heart attack in inland
Monday He had been employed in
a inland store several days. He is
survived by his wife, who lives in
Modesto, and a daughter in Los
Angeles.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-19
MILLIONS HERE
EXPECTED ATTACK

1t happens every year. There is always =
time when II seems like everybody hasa
cold attack. At this time be prepared and
-emember Penetro. 4 salve with Elodern
Medication IN a base containing same
Kind OF old fashioned mutton suet grand
ma used. Works 2 ways ID Warming
yaDors comfort cold-congested nose and
.hroat: (2) Stimulates circulation right
It spot where rubbed on. 25c. Double
supplv for 35c. AlwaYs demand Penetro.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-19
ICKES CUTS PETROLEUM
OUTPUT FOR FEBRUARY

WASHINGTON. Jan. 10 UPl-
Petroleum Administrator Harold l..
Ickes has certified Il daily al
lowable production rate of 4,70l 400
barrels of all petroleum lines for
February. The figure is $500 bar
rels under the daily production rate
certified for January. The February
daily total for certain states are
New Mexico, 10000 barrels; Texas,
2.018,000; Colorado, 1000; Montana,
24,00O; Wyoming, 98,800; California,
883 200.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-19
Mexico's Ukoses
RiIe Fishermen

: SAN DIEGO. Jal. 19-(UPl-
The American Fishermen's Tuna
boat Association of San Diego
wednesday protested to President
hyila Camacho of Mexico a Mexi-
can presidential ruling under
which American fishing boats are
required TO pay 1898 a registered
ton on each trip to the fishing
banks in Mexican waters, associa-
tlon president Charles A. Landers
revealed.
Landers said it was hoped to
nave the ruling rescinded or modi-
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-19
SCOUTS JOIN ARMY"
&c coo DUTCH PATRIOTS
EXECUTED BY GERMANS

LONDON. Jan. 10 - up - At
least $1,000 Dutch patriots were eX-
ecuted by German occupation au-
thoritieS from the time Of the
Nazi invasion to last December,
underground advices to the Neither
lands Aneta news agency indicated
Wednesday,
The Underground reports said Gao
patriots were sentenced to death
in Holland in October and the rate
is increasing.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-19
Scanning |. Y.
News Horizon
FARM CENTER
WILL MEET

Jasper farm center members will
meet at Jasper school at pm,
Friday for their January meeting.
Assistant Farm Advisor George l..
Winright viii talk on the subject.
"A Labor Saving Farm Program. =
There will be a war bond sales,
a motion picture, and an old
fashioned fiddling and dancing
party. Refreshments vii lbe served.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-19
RIDES MOTORCYCLE AT 80

STOCKTON, Cal, Jan. 19. (UPJ
Gerhard Grandpa" Reimers, who
says he has travelled 1900 miles on
his motorcycle since he bought it
in 1921, reached his Goth year here
recently and claimed to be the
nations oldest motorcyclist. Reim-
ers, retired high school gardener,
frequently travels to the bay area
and to Fresno at an estimated cost
CT ct cents per mile.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-19
SUSPECT FACES TRIAL

Leon Pierson, "a, Negro, Tuesday
was ordered held for trial in I'M
perial county superior court on two
counts of kidnapping, two counts
of robbery, and one count OF rape.
After a preliminary hearing in El
Centro justice court.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-19

WASHINGTON. Jan. 10 up
War Production Board Chairman
Donald M Nelson told a dinner
meeting honoring WPB's second
anniversary last night that would
be Hitlers" and men who play into
their hands-'pressure groups seek
ing big wartime profits and those
who produce wartime strikes
were helping to destroy national
uroifu
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-19

Several farm centers in Imperial
county doubled their Farm Bureau
membership this year, Farm Bu-
reau Secretary Scott B. Foulds
announced Wednesday as the an
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-19
DIVORCES GRANTED

Final divorce was granted Tues
day to Ethel Broome from Homer
Broome. Modesto Cuen obtained
an interlocutory divorce decree in
her suit against Alberto Cuen.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-19

WASHINGTON, Jan. 10 up
Chairman William H. Davis OF the
war labor board today accused
President Claude M. Baker of the
International Typographical Union
of encouraging newspaper strikes
throughout the country to obtain
wage increases, and in turn was
accused by Baker of having a "ridi-
culous, unjustified, un-American
attitude" The Davis-Baker CLASH
came at a WLB hearing at which
ITU officials were asked to explain
why ITU members allegedly had
been encouraged by the unions
executive board to strike.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-19
GETS PERMIT

A building permit was issued
Tuesday to Jack Webster, III
Main, for the construction of a
$500 14X8 dwelling.