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18th
Continued from Page One

But what does that prove
about the 18th?
Well, the record shows that
an earthquake in Ecuador kill
ed 200 on May l3, 1912, and a
mine disaster at Cherry, H.,
claimed $50 lives on Nov. 13,
1909
1t was on Dec. 10. l941. that
Hungary and Bulgaria declared
war on the United States - an
unlucky day for Hungary and
Bulgaria - and on May 10,
1910. that the Netherlands forces
capitulated to the Germans.
The first blood of the Amer
lean Revolution was shed at
Westminster, VT, on March 13,
ITS, and the United States de-
clared war on Mexico on May l3,
1916. Long before the 18th
amendment abolished slavery, Is
slaves were put to death in New
York.
All coincidence, Of course,
with no more meaning than the
old Pennsylvania Dutch belief
that fairies invade your house
on Fridays. They won't hurt you
if you say, "a blessing attend
their departing and travelling;
this day is Friday and they will
not hear us.
Nobody believes in that sort of
thing nowadays, but this being
Friday the 18th, and just to be
on the safe side, shall we repeat
in chorus:
"A blessing attend :"
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Robbery
Continued from Page One

Thompson, attending physician,
closed the wound with several
sutures and said il had been
made by a club or billy used
with considerable force.
DR.. Heine said he planned TO
report the crime to police today,
having been busy with an ac-
emulation of medical cases
since his recovery at the hospit-
al. He said he believed the
prowler had observed him work
ing late at his office and had
waited for him in hiding behind
his car.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-10-13
MILLIONS OF
ITEMS RESTORED

The figures are staggering:
100000 items of clothing,
100000 pairs of shoes and
IL, 100000 items of equipage
and general supplies were re-
turned TO Army issue by the
$50 regional repair shops during
1943.
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Mrs. Nj. Fraser

Services will be held in this
city Tuesday for Mrs. Minnie
Miller Fraser, native of Walden
burg and former Mount Clemens
resident, who died this week in
Stellarton, Nova Scotia, Canada.
The remains are being sent
here and are expected to be
at the D. N. Cooley funeral
chapel Monday evening. Serv-
ices will be conducted at p.
m. Tuesday by Rev. Jacob Wulf-
mann, of Zion Evangelical, with
burial in the family lot in Clin-
ton Grove Cemetery.
Mrs. Fraser with her family
left this city in 1910, butSmany
older families here and in the
Waldenburg area recall her. Her
husband, the late Arthur Fraser,
died some years ago.
She is survived by a son, Will
liam c. Nickel, of Ontario, and
five grandchildren; two sisters,
Mrs. Alice Fiebelkorn and Mrs.
Pauline Breiholz, of Noun t
Clemens, and a brother, c. G..
Miller, of this city.
Mushrooms will decorate fall
hats. In some cases that will
be putting mushrooms on what
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-10-13
WINDOWS BROKEN

Mrs. j. p. Dahm, of 20 Lin
coin avenue, reported to the
Sheriffs office Thursday eve
ming that five windows and a
door had been broken in a va
cant house on North avenue
just north of Hall road. Big holes
had also been made in the walls,
Mrs. Dahm reported.
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DESTROY CROP

DESTBOY CHOx ~
Three young boys who were
playing leap-frog In corn
patch on Wolf road In Clinton
township. destroying the corn
shocks, admitted their. guilt yes.
terday to sheriffs Deputies. who
warned the boys to keep out q
the corn field. The boys homes
were located by the corn field
owner who followed their dog.
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Compromise Between Rival
Polish Governments Seen

MOSCOW, Oct. 10 - up -
Belief prevailed in Moscow to-
day that the rival Polish gov
ernments may reach a compro-
mise agreement before conclu-
sion of Prime Minister Church
ills current talks with Marshal
Stain but responsible diplomatic
sources did not minimize the
difficulties 10 be surmounted.
Polish Premier Stanislaw Mi
kolajczyk, who flew here from
London yesterday by invitation,
conferred upon arrival with the
British Foreign Minister An
thony Eden. He was to talk with
other high leaders of Great Bril-
tain and Russia before meeting
the chief members of the Rus
sian-sponsored Lublin commit
tee of liberation with which he
failed TO reach agreement two
months ago.
MANY DIFFICULTIES
Although Prime Minis r
Churchill is known to have
stressed importance of settling
the Polish dispute, and although
some diplomatic sources sug-
gested he had committed his
personal prestige to obtaining
a tentative compromise, the way
was admittedly difficult.
Mikolajczyk was granted no
BLANK check" by his London
exile government. Even in event
of a provisional agreement he
would have 10 return to London
and submit it for approval.
His government is willing to
discuss the border question with
the Soviet Union, but has not Of
fered to renounce the 1885 con-
stitution which it claims as sole
legal authority. M k olajczyk
suggested to the Lublin Com
mittee in August the reorganiza-
ton of his government on the
basis of five major political
parties including the Polish
workers, or Communist party.
To this he received no reply.
STANDS PAT
The Soviet-sponsored Lublin
committee has stood fast on its
contention that it speaks for
liberated Poland; that Mikola-
jczyk can join the group, per-
haps even as Premier; but that
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menja, da zaveznske sic pripravjajo drasticno
akcjo, najblze ma embargo zvoza Anglijo XII je
gentinsko gospodarstvo zivjenskega pomona.
&c je ia moznost stano odstranjena, bo pokazala
bodocnos London in Washington sta prelom Argentine
osiscem pozdravila uljudno rezevanostjo ter seda
ocvdno cakata da vdta dali predsednik Ramirez ma
meraVa naciske aktivnost resnc zatreti ali pa samo
zakit Drzavn tajnik Cordell Hull e izrazil Wadno
dovostvo in dplomaticno pipomn da poslej prica-
kue da bo Argentina podvzea nadaljne drasticne ukre
pe."
Med tenn pa Sc je zaveznisko stalisce Z ozrom ma
nevtralce XII nakonjen osscu zacelo dobivati od-
ocen izraz Sc en pozornie Britannia in Amerka sta
naznan da je dni l1stavlen yes zvoz Ola in
petloejskih produkov Francovo Spanio Korak tol
maci ko gospodarsH ultimatum cigar e prisil-
spanskega diktaora, da neha izvaza surovne Mem
cijo da nastop prot nacijskim agenom in da naprav
konec toalitarn propaganda dzavah latnske Amari-
ke Ia korak lahko prinese poom spanskemu gospodar
stvu in Francovemu poticnemu rezimu. Pokazue udi,
da jedoba ko je talo potiebno da Franca
"apiza," definitivno inina.
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Odbor in zahvala
Citalnice SDD

Cleveland Collinwood, Ohio.
- Ma redni seji Citalnice dne
II. januarja je bill izvoljen sle-
deci odbor "a leto 1914: Pred
sednik John Zajc, podpredsed-
mix John Lokar st., tajnik-bla-
gajnik Anton Jankovich, 14214
Westropp Ave-, zapisnakar John
Bohinc, knjiznicar Frank Pc
trio, 1906 Sylvia Ave., nadzor-
nj odbor: John Bohinc, Frank
Dacar in Frank Race.
Citalniske knjige Sc izposoju-
jejo vsako sredo cd 7. do 9. u
re zvecer. Pridite po knjige. L.
bera je velika in popolna.
Odbor in clanstvo citalnice Sc
iskreno zahvaljuje sledecim:
Drustvu Naprej st. 5 SNPJ "a
dar $500, drustvu "V boj" st.
So SNIP "a darovano Adami-
oevo knjigo "My Native Land,
krozku st. 1 Progresivnih Slo-
venk "a darovani Druzinski ko-
ledar in druge knjige. Nadalje
Sc zahvaljuje Johnu z a jcu "a
dar $500, ter Antonu Jankovi-
chu "a dar $500. Sc enkrat mai
lepsa hvala vsem skupaj!
Citalnica Sc Sc "a naprej pri-
poroca drustvom, klubom in
drugim organizacijam "a de-
narno in drugo pomoc. Vsak da-e
rovalec in darovalka mai bo
svesti, da ako daruJe Citalnici,
da daruje v dober in plemenit
namen!
S citalniskim pozdravom.
Tajnik.
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Tajnik.

je mogoce. Da smo vsi enaki in
vsi enako tudi veljamo, je praz-
ma slama, XII nina mixer nobe-
mega zrna.
Tako bi Sc dala izpeljevati ia
ideja ma drugi strani. Zane in
zate je vprasanje, kaj in kako
bi bilo tukaj v Ameriki. Je pa
ovira zopet druga. zakaj izmed
petnajstih milijonov Slovanov
tukaj imamo najmanj polovico
izmed vseh-Poljakov, XII so ma
tancno tisto V Ameriki, kar so
bill v start Avstriji: vse "a Po-
lake, tud &c je treba, da Sc
proda, izda ali unici vse ostale
-Sloyane. .-
zal mi je, da je tako-ampak
JAZZ ne vidim drugega in drugac-
mega. sr..
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Letni banket lovcev

Letni banket lovcev
Cleveland, Ohio. - St. Clair
Rifle and Hunting Club priredi
vsako leto oh tenn casu svoj
letni banket. Letos sc DO vrsil
v soboto, 5. februarja v Sloven-
skem domu ma Holmes Ave. Ia
jedila so elani preskrbeli diva
srnjaka in kokosi, in Sc druga
jake bogata jedila, in seveda
postgegli bodo z najboljso kap-t
ljico.
Ia plesazeljne DO igrala IL
vrstna godba pod vodstvom
Kristof bratov. Plesalo sc bo pa
do druge ure zjutraj.
Banketni odbor vabi vse so
iagre in ,prijatelje, da Sc pove-
selimo tenn vojnem casu. Vse
bo najbolje pripravljeno - vsi
Sc boste izborno zabavali - "a
torej ne pozabite priti V soboto
vecer med veselo druzbo low
cev.
Ma veselo svidenje!
John Peterka.
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najvecji zagovorniki slovanske
vzajemnosti. Srecal sem tam
Etbina Kristana, XII ga nisem vi
del cd casa prve svetovne VOL
ne. Ma vprasanje, &c me pozna,
Sc moz nj. mogel spomniti vec
kdo sem. .Ko smo 81 dopovedali
kaj in kako, sem bill S Krista-
nom vsaj en- dober vecer sku-
paj. Pogovorila sva Sc marsikaj
in videl sem, da je MOI Sc we'd.
no dusevno svez in Gil, ter da
zasleduje vse pojave modernega
sveta. Ia .-vsako stvar ina svo
jo razlogo, XII je dosti preprice
valna, cetudi malo proved zgla
jena in usmerjena.
Pricakoval sem Etbina Kri-
stana, vsaj mi je bill znan kot
velik Slovan. In bill SO Sc dru-
gi, XII SO prisli V zivljenju. vec
krat S svojo vseslovansko dusc
ma dan. Bill je tam Rude frost,
Joze Grdina, M. Lab in mogoce
Sc kdo drugi, XII mi pa nj osta.
spominu.
Da ne pozabim: bilo je tud
nekaj svetnikov IL nase sloven
slZo ameriske pratilie z naslo
Vi predsednikov ali vsaj odbor
rikcv, XII SO vselej nekaki ocvir.
XII ma skledi zabeljenih narod
nih zgancev. o
Kongres Sc je zacel. Ma po
zornico So prihajali posamezni.
ki in skupine, ne da bi vedel, "a,
kaj in kako. Mislil sem 81: to sc
pac velike glave, XII so zamislile
yes kongres in ga bodo tudi vo-
die.
In tako je bio. Cisto natanc
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NEWYORSKA PISMA
Pi$e Frank Kerze
VSESLOVANSKI KONGRESI

Dve lett je cd tega, kar Sc je
vrsil Detroitu, Mich, prvi vse-
slovanski kongres. Ideja zanj je
bila nepricakovana in sklicanje
tako na nitro, da je clovek kar
zmajeval glavo in Sc vprase-
val, kaJ maj vsc t. pomenja.
Nazadnje smo Sc skrili vsak
"a svojo razlago. So stvari in
zadeve, O katerih ne vemo. In
tisti, XII vedo zanje, nacenjajo
pota in pripravljajo podlago.
Vojni cas- je in je nemogoce, da
Sc vaznimi zadevami in vpra-
sanji pride kar tako ma dan.
Torej ma tisti vseslovanski
kongres smo prisli delegate cd
vGeh strani. Blizniih je bilo Sc
veda najvec. Bill sem delegat tu-
di JAZZ. Nasa jugoslovanska or
ganizacija je izvolila tri "a
stopnike, enega Slovenca, enc
ga Hrvata in enega Srba in sli
sno ma daljno pot, ne vedoc,
kaj in kako bo.
Mi nismo utegnili pri nasi or
ganizaciji >razpravljati kon-
gresu sanemu, ller nj nikdO We
del kaj posebne3a. S m O to
je bilo, da Sc kongres vrsi in da
je nasa slovanska dolznost, da
napravimo kar najvec il NIGGA.
o kongresu samem ste citali
in najbrz tudi re pozabili. Bila
je Ve]ika stvar, ma kateri je bilo
mad diva tisoc delegatov. Velik
zacetek in veliko - razocara-
ME.
Bill sem radoveden, kako bo-
mo SloVenci zastopanj, XII smo
kct najmanjsi slovanski narol
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Ao j. "Ao NSASSSAAoJ 1ANo w 81
vornik. Pc govorih so prisli raz-
nj predlogi in resolucije. JAZZ
sam sem bill pripravil dve med
potjo, torej jih nisem mogel
predloziti svoji organizaciji. Ko
sem jih predlozil nasemu Hrva-
tn in Srbu, sta oba dvomila, &c
imata pravico potrditi jih ali ne
in tako je ostalo pri-nic. Hotel
sem iih predloziti v svojem i
menu in sci sem V neki hotel v
neko' nadstropje v neko sobo,
koder je zborovaI odbor "a re.
solucije. Videl sem tam okoli
9etdeset ljudi v takih debatah,
Ia je govoril drug cez drugega.
In glavna smisel vsen govorov
je bila mi nimamo nobenega ca
sa-hitimo, da resimo V dobri
uri par ducatov resolucij.
Gedal sem nekaj casa in po-
;lusal debate, potem Sc pa obr-
all in odsel. Kan? Ma zborova.
lje. Ma pozornici SO bill oba
dneva eni in tisti. Cd casa do
casa SO nekoga dodali, pa ga
spet umaknili.
Ko so bile voiltve, oziroma
10 so Sc koncale, sem izvedel,
la je bilo izvoljenih par Sloven-
cev v visje odbore.. Odbrali 50
jih tako: ia in ia je od te Or
5anizaciJe in pokriva S svojim
klobukom toliko in toliko ella
nov, XII SO drugi vrsti vec ali
mani ljudje. Torej ce hocemo,
Ia pokazemo, kako je YES ma,
| cd "a nami, nj treba drugega
70 pobrati svetnike IL pratike
]ednot in Zvez, pa imamo dode.
ano Vse.
Zanimivo je bilo pred vsem e.
| 10: izmed ljudi, katere poznam
'rsto let in vem, da cutijo tako
1seslovansko, kakor JAZZ sam
Ii bilo nikogar V odborih.
&c clovek nj ma jasnem e,
Ii in drugi stvari in &c tt ne da
% prilike, da vprasas ali poves,
;utiS tesno in nerodno. In tako
je bilo meni oba dneva, ko Sc
e vtsil kongres. Minute SO Sc
7lekle kakor debele ure in kar
ii hotelo biti konca ne kongre-
ia ne debat.
Ko SO prot zadnjem mama
ljali -veliko ljudsko prireditev
ia nekem javnem vrtu, sem re-
kel pri sebi: ne zame. Par de-
troitskih rojakoW med mimi
brata Mention, XII smo prijatelji
re cello vecnost, so me vabili ma
domaco slovensko prireditev, Q
kateri sem cisto dobro vedel, da
Sc DO vrsila-brez meme.
Uro potem, ko Sc je kongres
zavrsil, sem ze bill ma vlaku
prot domu. In po ssoji starr,
slabi navadi Sc nisem Cd niko-
gar poslovil.
Nj to mogoce nikake vazno-
sti, da yam to pripovedujem.
Ampak stvar je TAXA: clovek bi
bill rad, da bi bio vsaj nekaj ia
ko, kakor 81 je on mislil. Pa &c
nj bilo, nj kazalo drngega, ka-
kor molcati in cakati, kar pri-
vleeejo il vrece tisti, XII So moe
no in glasno kasljali diva dni raz
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poZornlce. In kakor vldlte, sem
molcal dovolj dolgo-cakal ma
rezultat in cakam Sc danes. J.
Ampak vseslovansko gibanje
vendar zivi. P re d dobrim te-
dnom smo incl drugo zborova-
ME v Pittsbufghu, "a katero
sem bill tudi predlagan, pa sem
Sc globoko in snoeno zahvalil,
ker vem, da gredo ure tako v
Pittsburghu, kakor v New Yor-
ku. &c dodam Sc, da sem storil
enako "a hrvaski kongres, XII Sc
je vrsil "a slovenskim, sem po-
vedal menda vse.
Torej dive lett sem cakal in Sc
cakam, da hi Sc nekaj razvilo
in ozivilo med nami, ameriskimi
Slovani. Dosti mas je, trikrat
toliko, kakor postavim Judov-a
kje smo mi in kje so oni? Cd
najvisje sodnije do najvecjega
Ipodjetja, v vladi in zunaj Wade,
povsod jih najdes. A mi, Slo-
vani? Samo tam, koder Sc tezko
della in NAL zasluzek, tam mas
je dovolj in tudi proved.
Posledica tega je, da stika-
mo ko slepe misi, kje bi koga
dobili, da bi mas poslusal. Lepo
vas rrosiln, trikrat toliko mas
je, kakor Judov, a kaj vidimo ?
Mi lovimo posamezne Jude, XII
imajo stike ma najvisjih mestih
z namenom, da jim potozimo
mas polozaj. Imamo par nasih,
XII govore in pripovedujejo, ka-
kor da so vsak dan S tistimi, Xxi
vodijo tvojo in mojo usodo. -
Kdor verjame, bo dobil "a spo-
min dolg-nos.
Da ne grem proved cd svoje-
ga predmeta: dive lett smo irneli
vseslovansko organizacijo in
kaj smo storili in dosegli v
splosnem Gori il Michigana
smo dobili The Michigan Slav-
kaksna EVER je to: Misiganski
Slovan, tega ne vem. Do zdaj
sem mislil, da smo vsi in povsod
enaki. Kot drugi pojav je bill
| The New York Slav. Vsaka teh
publikacij je imela po e k a
strani-in to je vse. Mesto da bi
vsi Slovani v Ameriki imeli re.
prezentativno publikacijo, XII b:
bila res vredna nasega velike-
ga imena, pa imamo krpe, k1 SO
k vecjem "a cunje.
Zdaj pa ne vem, koga bi oh,
dolzil in pred koga zavalil tc
odgovornost nasega neuspeha
JAZZ sem ena sama oseba. Date
mi Sc dive, katere 81 bonn sam
izbral in &c vam v par dneh ne
pokazem vec. uspeha v vse m
slovanskem gibanju, kakor ga
je pokazal odbor zadnjih dvef
letih, pa pozabim ma vse, kar je
kdaj bilo in bo.
JAZZ nisem postavil tistih lju
di ma pozornico in tudi ne vem
kdo jih je. Ko so jih zrinili '
odbore, mas MISC vprasali, al
jih hocemo ali ne. Kar pripra.
viii so listo in mi v dvorani smc
imeli pravico odpreti usta in
pozreti vsak svojo slino.
Cloyek je veliko pricakoval
JAZZ, tt in vsi, XII cutimo slovan.
sko, vse razumem, da je vsah
zacetek teak, da je ovir brez
konca in kraja, ampak da bi TAX
; fiasko il vsega tega, JAZZ vsejed-
no nisem pricakoval.
Ali nj skoda, ko umira med
nami ena izmed najvecjih idej
kar smo jih imeli? Da je vse.
slovansko gibanje globoko "a
. vozeno, 0 tenn smo prepricani
/ vsi. In kako tezko je, popravlja-
. ii to, kar je pokvarjenega, We lie
tisti, XII je kdaj to poizkusil. Ia
vsako novost pridobis vsaj ne.
kaj ljudi, XII nosijo tabo upa-
|nje, da je mogoce doseci nekaj.
! &c je pa stvar zafurana, tt nj
kdo ne sledi vec, pa &c Sc tako
vabiS in k1iGaS cunia uycta
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PERMANENT civilian couple With
baby would like to rent or lease
furnished bedroom house. Call
Mr.. Dandy, Barbara Worth Hotel.
11-3
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HOUSE OR APT. for couple with
child by Nov. 5th. Call or write
PoSt-PresS Box 899. 11-4
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resident needs furn.
house or apartment. Phone 1910.
Lloyd Scates. 11-3
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FOR SALE-2 bedroom house, fur
nlShed, on the south Side-$3000.
some terms. See Starr Won
Fluss, 664 Holt. LIT
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Sell Your Don't Wants" Then Buy War Bonds and Stamps
l9-City Prop. TOR sale

iof's tNl 1oiC
FOR SALE-2 bedroom house, close
in. immediate possession.
2 BEDROOM house furnished or
unfinished. Going 61 Edmunds,
12O End, Calexico, Phone 678. 1l-3
FOR SALE-barge nome in Ell Gen.
tro, bedrooms and 2 baths, 3
fireplaces, $4,000. Some terms to
right party. Shown by appoint
ment only. See Starr Von Fluss,
664 Holt. 11-7
FOR SALE-3 bedroom home on
Sandalwood, $4,000. See Starr Won
FluSs. 664 Holt. 11-7
FOR SALE-DupIex on south side
with rental in rear-$4750 fur
nished. This is good income prop
erty. See STARR Won FLUSS,
664 Holt Ill
FOR SALF1Several l bedroom
modern houses, furnished or part
ly furnished. $1,000 to $2750.
FIVE ROOM furnished house.
Corner lot, garage, north side,
S275O.
COURT of 6 houses, close in.
Income $185.00 monthly-$65OO.
831 Main. 11-4
FOR SALE room house with
service porch and bath on small
Lot. Phone 368 11-9
FOR SALE-3 bedroom house, un-
furnished, $4,000; completely fur
nished, $1,000, on south side.
CLAUDE VEDDER
Real Estate and Insurance
534 Olive Ell Centro
11-4
FOR SALE-We have for a short
while a good 5-room stucco house
on one of our best streets, south
side. This is a nice place, good
building, including guest house in
rear. Shown by appointment only.
TYLER INSURANCE AGENCY
$40 Main Phone $50
11-3
COMPLETELY furnished d FILA
home, south side. Perfect condi-
ton throughout. Nice yard. Shown
by appointment.
HERBERT LOWDERMILK
Real Estate and Insurance
116 No. 9th st. Ell Centre
III
FOR SALE-Nice Stucco FILA.
house, either furnished or unfur-
niShed. Can give immediate pos
session. South side, nice lot. Good
lawn front and rear. This place
has lots of nice features. Shown
by appointment only.
TYLER INSURANCE AGENCY
| 11-3
Imperial Valley press., 1944-11-02

WANTED-Furnished house by small
family. Phone Brawley 466-W.
3511a "E" st. Ill
Imperial Valley press., 1944-11-02

WANTED-Houses, apartments and
furnished rooms for married men
and officers of Marine Aircraft
group moving to Ell Centre Phone
Capt. O'Connor, 1900, Ext. 500. la
Imperial Valley press., 1944-11-02

FOR SALE-2 bedroom house close
IN. Immediate possession; good
lot, $3.50, will carry $500 loan.
This is good buy and will sell.
Better look it over.
TYLER INSURANCE AGENCY
11-3
Imperial Valley press., 1944-11-02

APPRECIATION would be shown
leading to the rental of an un-
furn. house for couple and baby.
Permanently stationed Phone
Holtville 346, Ext. 18 or Post
Press Box 897. 11-6
Imperial Valley press., 1944-11-02

GARAGE, Service Sation and home.
3-room house on 80x104 lot with
chicken house and garden. 18th
and Holt Ave. Holtville, Phone
lo4. Ill
Imperial Valley press., 1944-11-02
l9-City Prop. for Sale

i1-NIfy froP. TOR Sale
NEW 2-BEDROOM furnished dwell
ing. Stucco exterior, complete
cooling system, ducts in every
room. Hardwood floors through
out. Tile drain. Venetian blinds.
Every modern convenience. Large
garage. All construction in first
class condition. Also Included
all furniture. consisting Of l new
Hot Point Electric Stove, Electric
Water Heater, large Norge Refrig-
orator, 2 beautiful bedroom suites
All woolen rugs. Furniture easily
worth $4,000. Immediate posses
sion.
Total sacrifice price $1,000.
$500 cash, bal. easy terms.
NUF'FER LAND co.
lis No. 5th ST. Phone 45-W
II &
Imperial Valley press., 1944-11-02

PERMANENT Couple wants furn-
ished house or apartment. No chill
dren or pets. P. O. Box 821. 11-3
Imperial Valley press., 1944-11-02

WANTED APT. by middle aged
couple, no children, no pets and
no drinking parties. References.
P. o. Box 70, Ell Centro. 11-9
Imperial Valley press., 1944-11-02
I8-Coun+ry Properly Sale

FOR SALE-13h acres with 7-room
house, modern convenienceS. Good
water system, 2 out buildings.
Terms. u mi. East and u mi.
South of Heber. Ingle. 11-9
Imperial Valley press., 1944-11-02
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1914
Lost, Found, Sirayed

SMALL Pomeranian and Spitz dog.
Long reddish hair. Answers to
Betty. Reward. 1911 Wensley,
Phone 1504-J. 11-6
Others want what you have.
Swap your unused articles for 9TH
ers' cash by using Post-Press Want
ads.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-11-02

2 BEDROOM house ON paved street,
close in, on south side. Phone $50
ior information. 1l-3
Imperial Valley press., 1944-11-02

HOUSE OR APARTMENT needed
Immediately. 2 children. Peterson,
SAB Olive, Phone 1867. 11-4
Imperial Valley press., 1944-11-02

MARINE MAJOR and wife need
furnished or unfurnished house.
Phone 1880, Room 280. 11-3
Imperial Valley press., 1944-11-02

FOR SALE-Ranch in Mesquite dis
trict, about 55 acres net; AZ acres
in alfalfa; arm. house with screen
porch; inside being painted. Pos
session when terms are met if
sold within 2 wks. Price $4,000,
$1,000 down, balance in 4 years or
less. Good water delivery. See
Starr Won FluSS. 11-9
Imperial Valley press., 1944-11-02
Sears Roebuck
& Company
Ell CENTRIC
l2-Wanfed to Rent
Ell CENTRIC

ANYONE KNOWING of a or 3
bedroom furn. house for rent will
find it to his advantage to con-
tact Box 1913, PoSt-Press. 11-8
Imperial Valley press., 1944-11-02

FOR SALE-16 acres with house
in the Seeley district; electricity
and pressure pump; shade trees
and chicken euipment. $4,000. See
Starr Won FluSS, 664 Holt. Ill
Evening star., 1944-11-19

Vivid ieweltone rugs. Washable, reversi-
Bile. colorfost! 22x34", 3.s5; 25x4o",
4.s5; 27x5O", 6.sS.
Matching Lidcovers
Evening star., 1944-11-19
Ripple Twist Cotton Rugs

u ZIXD4
Tightly twisted looped pile rugs moke
bright scolorfost occents for your rooms.
Luxuriously soft ond piushy. 2x3', 4.e5;
2x4. SOS.
LANSBURGHS Ru0s Fourth Floor