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HOUSES FURNISHED.

4-ROOM. AND BATH HOUSE. completely
furnished. Call after $50 and all day
Sunday Lincoln 1890; 1922 / st. ne.
3;REDR0OM, 2-sTORY HOUSE; com;
telephone: $50 1000 Rittenhouse, Green
Meadows, Md. Call Union 3239 after m.
Nearly new detached brick, 8 nice rooms,
recreation room, yard: elegantly furnished;
will rent to two or not more than three
adults for period of three months. S525
cash in advance: no children or pets: avail
able now. RA. 300.
2SiI 18th PL. N.E.-Arrsn-ed as COM
plete aptS., which are now rented: tenant
may take over furniture: income S155 mo-.
plus basement apt; total expenses about
XiiS per mo
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APARTMEkTs UhFuRh,suEp.

ARE YOU LOOKING for an apartment? ?
Do you know how TO work q switchboard?
II you do. and are interested, contact
Do not apply unless you will work ap-
proximately 5 days week on the switch
board. ARLINGTON VILLAGE, INC.
ROOMS, kitchenette and lavatory: utili-
ties furnished; S37 so mo-. no children.
l0Q2 K st. NV, MA. 1852.
BEkWfN, MD rooms and bath. S35.
Phone Warheld 5000 between 2 and pm.
112S 18th ST. NE, Apt. 1-2 rooms
kitchen and bath: gas furnished: new
building, may be seen at any time: will be
vacant about Nov: 10th: S42 so per month
York ave u ". BE 243h
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ROOMS Observation-Disclosures,


SING. SINGLE ROOM for sentleman in private,
e3oLuMIsiA sIs ~. RD. NV. s2 Iss41Msn. $3.50
'0 8I e5se 5eds AD D0asS 4ssos sn"'s
s'1 snsIs M MEa'ra BEDS; for srfs srs TsT% sood
sis f1aas9 5ErFrRsoSS 4aIR ShGnf ST. dE
PowSToWN' f9Smsh Iaia Rhode ISL Island SpsS ave NV
shower, unlimited phone; gentleman; s.
eESTIEMffSS1 fS1 oSL9.e 5Le' Northwest. Large
Convenient to transportation and restau-
sanT NEaK saoRE4.M R96 GHIlI si16 Horf.rss s,ns,s
private home. Excellent transportation
facilities Gentleman only Box 2o4-J,
1870 TAYLOR. ST. N.w.-Neatly furn.
md n, large front room in pvt. gentle
h9as ass sPR as S9E qRn Re- sfSSWsmaR RA Te2
hned man in private gentle home: large,
attractive room and sur, parior adjoining
transp good location; rent reasonable;
i Iso DWHfTTfITR ST N.w.-Attraetive room
npSWSTowSs npsS9WsIsSHso9 "a 100 5Slf Mass ave nv Apt.
employe or oficer only ger gentleman i9n1 Tqef ipef.
1911 MADISON ST. NV, in lovely home
sefR or RA fasn asas fm semiDv'
LARGE ROOM. twin beds, share bath and
HOTEL Rhod. FiTS Island Ra ave- so2s
Larse nicely furn. single or double. IS wk.
DUPONT CIRCLE, eo15 o St n.w.-Attrac-
tive double rnl., next bath. inner-spring-
ms1tWss5SR psTW9R Ea Pad and de studio @ couch; $40.
ase 3m for 'o0 nicely ssa fHrnshed nmhttTa't1ys wn
beds: private home; near bus and carline;
q1!gsed ,as sf PhSns %W TA doors ss@ west =, .mn.
sador AotsiLsrse roems oo05s Ses o Or A%Ssf Dsf
o MHss Msh0Ssr AVI Sh sDd Sa Maid a4R serEee
. 'irls. walking distance: reasonable rates
10 iioa aiIfE IiL1Sois 9% AVE. N.w.-Room for
worth, Takoma buses; $50. Call after 5
WooDLEY TERRACE-Newly furn. twin
bedroom near Shoreham; maid service
1899 is$ M2assey Mass ApE Fl NY AP sssa single
settled gentleman: running hot and cold
water IN room and near bath; no night
BEDS. Phone co. 5i4s. '0''
HOME FOR BUSINESSMAN. Chevy Chase;
ali sns 20 oTd~as %1as' s ss9
BROWNSTONE LODGE. 1771 Mass. ave
-
desirable accommodations, plenty baths
CULTURED WOMAN, business executive,
wishes to rent a bed-sitting room with
breakfast privileges, $50 month, in her
large, attractively furnished apt. to an
@ sasH oasss
COLUMBIA RID. NV, at 1sth-Bedrm.
2rd d noor; mo no other roomsrs. no, s4Os.
Meeting bath. ful-lensth mirror; $50
month man sAJlsSo Also small room; share bath
In3 MASS. AVE. N.W:.-Double to share
1912 18th ST. N.W.-Army and Navy
oficers. Clean. comfortable rms. by the
DOWNTOWN. 1919 Vermont ave.-Larse
trout basement, very warm. 2 large BEDS
an ~ 20 week week each; @ IN Me. s52o4 y 49,
bedroom, with small study attached, next
excellent trsnsp. TIA. 74es,
roog, r,Sg NJ II y, AYE N.w.-Doubls and triple
PA RM.: 5reskfast, refined fapily, in
cDher dishes: near Walter Reed. RA. 1858
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

RETIRED BUSINESSMAN and wife want
manently; NV. section preferred. Phone
JAMES N. HARRISON, Apt. 500. Broad
APARTMENT On SMALL HOUSE, furn. or
unfurn., wanted by owl executive and
wife. No pets. no children. Will give
property same care expected own tenants.
Vermont and New York. RE. 1900, Ext
711S4, or EN-. 1888.
FURNISHED APARTMENT for reliable
business girl, vicinity Dupont. Scott Cir
WOUNDED OFFICER. wearing two arti-
6cial legs, desperately needs street floor
apartment, furnished or unfurnishedI
himself and wife. Box 92-R, Star. q :
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ROOMS FURNISHED.
Southwest and Southeast.

$40 B ST. S.E.-Double, single. next to
bath. comfortable warm, c.h.w., shower, =
FRONT ROOM. facing Capitol; $50 month;
gentleman preferred. RE. 0IS9.
CAN ACCOMMODATE 10 GIRLS If they
want to live near Navy Yard, Govt. Offices
and downtown: laundry and breakfast priv
ileages; innerspring mattresses: all outside
rooms, overlooking Lincoln Park; So per
week each. Call Ii. 9616
NEAR NAVY YARD, 75s 13th st, Sc
Large front double. plenty h.w. and gas
heat, INCLUDING parking; convenient transp.
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OFFICES FOR REK1.

ATLANTIC BUILDING, a30 F ST. NV.
available in suites of or more rooms:
total space available consists of approxi-
mstely 1900 square feet on 5 floors: an
nual rent of ST so per square foot includes
vators ianitor and char service, For fur
ther information and inspection. call Nj.
INLAY or Mr.. Fenner, MARK .WINKLER
ave
MUNSEY BLDG, practically exclusive uss
of furnished Office and equipment avail.
Immediately. GE. 4919.
I1Os EYE ST. N.W.-Two large rooms,
back rm. partitioned for private ONCE.
with linoleum, front counter, large safe:
h.-wh h, furnished; rent, only Ss5. p, J.
WALSHE. INC, 11l5 Eye st. NV, MA.
GROUND FLOOR, street frontage once
in modern downtown ofice building; ap-
proximately 3x60'; available Dec. 1st;
rent. SlI5 per month. RE. 566.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

Highway /. across road from Hybla Val-
ley Airport; apis. eauipped light house.
keeping, prick bldss., garages, store, ESQ
steam heat, beer and wine license about
three acres; GOOD business; three-roon
apartment for owner; open Sundays p q,
Box 645, Alexandria, Va. -
EYE ST, DOWNTOWN. Small buildinG,
newly temodeled. once on lst floor. with
parking space for several cars; Q complete
apartments above. Immaculate thrcuxhs
out: price, S14.950. DfNoWITz CO.. Ma
tional 6f11. So
vstsr md sever h psoper,y n fisas, Suitable IN.
dustrial plant or wreqkins and junk yard
10 miles from dow tovn wasninssoa'
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COAL, WOOD. FUEL OIL.

ft EHes coRbwdoB sES s5EsT99d BE- a4S $50 cord
W0On, delivered, in u cord, $40: oak.
poplar maple hickory and pine; stove
nv. phone Randolph 1857 3.
WOOD dry pine scrap lumber, various
lengths; Sl4 cord, delivered. 1925 Branch
ANDIRONS. fire tools. screens and all fre-
place Goods. repaired and rehnished D. L.
RROMWELL 7"3 10Th st NV ME 1894
kINDLrNG woOD DELIVERED - cord
Ions, $40 a cord, Sc; sawed, "a cord.
Sll "a cord, Sc; fireplace wood same
prices. Used boards and 2x4s. So per
100 50. it, Phone Jackson 21I3 before
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HOUSES UNFURNIShEp,

WARDMAN--The semicommercial
pleasing arrangement within this attractive
row, brick that we offer it to a .discrim-
mating family. 5 bedrms., 2 baths, :
living rms, several fireplaces, mod. GE
oil burner, 2 rear porches overlooking
sweet garden: immediate possession; $3.50.
ME. 1865, WAGGAMAN- -BRAWNER.
BEAUTIFUL. large 18th st home, suitable
Tor entertaining, gas heat; rent. $3.50; will
offer IN exchange only for apt. or. small
home in NV. SECTION to accommodate 3
children. RA S4a4
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

4-sTORY BRICK. downtown Northwest
location, approximately $4,000 50. it,. Q
elevators, = alleys, Ind com WI. 2635.
NEW YORK AvE.-Industrial section.
corner bldg. rear entrance, 10000 So.
feet Available April !, la45. See, Mr..
ton Bldg DI $500
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THE EVENING STAR, Washington D. c.
THURSDAY NOVEMBER T. ie4I
HOUSES foR SALE.

MS rooms on two noors, AMI; vacant;
Sa en ssss MRs dfc seo.r BY III aay
eonokkS~4ooo ssnass Se4oeS' soef & Hay HAYES s s.
tached house, rooms, bath, h.-w. oil
heat, esrage. Can MRS. LEWIS DU.
houses near Howard. University: $1,000
cash required. W. J. NEULAND, CO. 134s;
COLORED-Upper 18th st. near Park I'd
room, dining room and kitchen on fst fl. ;
2 bedrooms. solsrium and bath on 2nd;
bedrooms ,, on & 3rd n; covered ann1 ,nTsly fron.
buit-in cabinets. hardwood trim through
out: wonderful recreation room with open
fireplace, elec. refg, practically new not
Suitable for doctor or dentist or one desir-
ing an exceptionally fine home in con-
yenient neishborhood; Eve phone M. p
GRAvATTE. 7a9 18th ST, Realtor, MA.
COLORED-35o0 Block 18th st. NV
sls aO5 5oo, terms n'n MR.. s RoeBERTs. AD. 1865
s9loss 1rss Es essH
Mr., ROBERTS AID, 1855.
Sass his b.ick ri House tuy far
nished. with apis renting for $242 per
month; oil heat. basement yard and ga
CoLoRED-S45o down; immediate posses
sion; near Navy Yard; rooms, bath elec:,
s frHnI Ts sna ssss sssk yards d.
COLORED-Vacant immediate possession:
81? q st. ne; 6-room brick. bath and
other fu ater
nm 70 ieseHnSrR'e seil TR 4aas FEY III '' A''s'
COLORED--Modern Groom and bath
Sc: this house is in perfect. condition
with INV. heat and in one Of the most
low Al 81 1.a5o with substantial cash re-
p.fs4 FPr taTser @ or fs sess call n
TfFFFY Z SON. 3is Kennedy S9 st. NV. %
COLORED-open tonight 6, to o. s04 c
nf3-s.oTg semieet orss brick srge large
yeniently situated near everything Priced
isr below he market yalae on easy Terms.
CoIoREDMBetter Glass, beautiful semi
bath on . floors, master bedrooms snow
front porch, concrete surrounding entire
house, excellent condition from cellar "a
root: owner ng s oecupied . possession in ao
near corner of 9TH, and K SITS. ne. In
al Of my % years experience as rea!
buy on the market today. Ideal for :
Information phone JOHN W ROUSE. 10Id
COLORED-OnIy $500 down. row brick. q
rms, Arcola not-water heat, 100 block
| 9Th st sw: price, Se,a50: balance $50 mo
Mr.. DRAIsNER, MA. 9067 or FIR 2674
COLORED-Brookland D. c., 1923 l2tf
st. ne. lrm. brick house. ami. oil
heat excellent condition: reasonable. MI
40A6
| lCOLORED-Near Ttn and G SITS ne-Buy
this house and move in. Oil-burner heat
II rice rms. automatic hot-water heater
\ Act in hurry If you really want good
home, reasonably priced, good paper and
paint. house easy to heat, weather stripped
convenient 10 schools, shopping and trans
portation: tile bath: plus ezra lavatory:
pLlced 10 sell qulek- sS,U sooUS, ooTn, notes
| AT. 1904.
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BOATS.

OUTBOARD MOTORS wanted 8 small in
good condition. Call as pm, Michigan
FOR sALED1s-ft. Bermuda -rigeed sail
boat. Slip Il, Columbia Yacht Club
Cali EX. 1910, Ext. 1856. OF WI. 1775
after & pm.
MARINE ENGINE, Sterling, 2-cylinder,
heavy duty; also propeller and shaft
Warfleld $3.50 after pm -
WANTED cupboard motors Will buy
Immediately, Call between and pm
MI 1916 Apt 20.
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CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.

RIDING HORSES t2), / eaited: saddles
and brides. Can rent stable: also stable
man to take care Of same. MR.. CURLES
nirpy a. ~; GoW Txs3 Nachois ave; G ,,i Sc;
w MACINTOSH, Norbeck, Md
COW, family, Guernsey; fresh mos. and
bred Telephone WA 4329 Knox rd
COLLEGE Park l block west of Baltimore
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ROOMS WANTED.

ELDERLY LADY wishes furnished room
fined private family. Box 443-M, Star. .
ARMY OFFICER desires comfortably fur
section Call MIR. GODDARD, Fx. ZOO
Ext. 4SS, hours a-5 a.
CANADIAN AIR FORCE OFFICER requires
Bureau OF Standards Phone or write
FLIGHT 1T. J. c. SCOTT. Room 1925,
Roger Smith Hotel ~
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COLORED-Possession now Upper 11th
st. Detached brick home, kitchens. 3
ba tbs, 10 rooms. including complete apt.
in basement; front porch; garage. Already
financed. occupy with deposit. Down
payment S2.0G0.
Near 1lth and Park rd.-Beautiful
brick home. fun basement, front porch,
h. w h, owner occupied Down payment
81 900. PARK ROAD HOUSING CO.
O36 PARK I'd. DE. l1I0, ewes. FIR 4165.
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MOVING. PACKING & STORAGE.

MOVING AND STORAGE, reasonable rates;
will take your surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. EDELMAN' S
MOVING & STORAGE CO, ia. 2937. %
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EXCELLENT LOCATION for drugstore in
large housing project, available immedi-
ately. Size OF store. 30x6o, with base
nent Call IL 2S2S
WANTED LEASES new stores soon to ns
built at Elmira and South Capitol SITS. s.w,
in a large and rapidly growing section, 3
leases ready to be signed. left for drug
and barber shop. 1859 Danbury st. s.w.
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OFFICES WANTED.
STORES FOR RENT.

OFFICE SPACE, 5000 to 1000 square
#. Call MR.. SHARKEY, EX. 1882.
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POULTRY g. EGGS.
BABY CHICKS, feeo ana poultry supplies.
MF OOSo
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GRADY l. SON Exclusive Agents, i1o4
vt Ito,, ave. sxt pF 4, $3.50; Sun. and eyes, Du
Ss.bOOwModern detached brick in beau
tiful New Hampshire ave, Hiehlands, Md;
stories. five rooms and bath. full base
ment, auto. hot.water heat, porch, slate
$50 feet; homes at this price are hard to
hnd-see this today by calling Mr.. Hoover,
r.; Ibo5 iisl f 4 sHANNoM N Ss4S = IucHs CO.
sI5,oooEcLEvELAND PARK-A most
hishest elevation in, this popular close-in
much more expensive and the view of the
great great Cathedral is superb: attractive, first
Room panrH Kitchen he ns and sS. annsb ans
I bedrooms. sun deck and bath on second
floor; bedrooms. bath and, storage space
% garden % IDEAL for n esidren THIS eVe ,ee
ds E1saHR 81 &C. ss @ i5th Hss st. thos hS;
CHEVY CHASE. MD.-sl 1850. beautiful
7-rm. home near Conn. ave. and excellent
ishoGls bedrooms and bath 9n End oor
bsow;h.. large shady lot, garage. Cali EN-
l r2; gaG vm Until u pm, Exclusive Agent, F. A.
CONN. AyE.-.Corner home, 10 rms. .
baths, 1o0-ft: front, ideal location for apt.
Sasf sDsnd hoass reSt eSce so@s pTae
F. A. TWEED CO, 5504 Conn. ave- NV
ROOMING HOUSE INvESTMENT-Close
in in town home; near Conn. and Kalorams
II years to excellent tenant: quick sale,
S15.150: substantial cash. Call EN-,
1890, Exclusive Agent, F. A. TWEED CO.,
b5O4 Conn. ave. NV
g-FAMILY BRICK, good NV location. 30
day possession, oil heat, private entrance
LAKEWOOD s. BENNETT. Reaitor. Ma.
5313: ewes, OR 1928.
CHEVY CHASE. ID. C.-Exceptionally fine
7-rm. home. few blocks from Chevy Chase
planted: 3 bedrooms, glassed-in and heated
quickly st si4 500. call sM. isao = until nti
9 pm. Exclusive Agent, F. A. TWEED CO..
silver sPRiNG-ECid homestead. 2 blocks
from Georgia AVE. acres iSysy S
80 days. COFFMAN REALTY CO.. SH
tdas sIiNi, .io, sye 81 II SY4S Sa4s x,tn .,o0
Of ground; house now vacant and ready
to move I'M parlor, dining room and
kitchen: 2 bedrooms with good bath be.
tSsen Arcos heat; tru5t aso trees and seee
s4t1N sst w hETY Esf! cokp ssfl s'isii 14is
District 1877.
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aa5 aad eoof fun baths on snd d., feor finishes
ESS% Ep% a. 5oNEs Sosa e' co 20 1Sc Saoo till
home, only blocks from from Rhode & 'HIart fslan,
ave, business center. cars and school
,,,iIfs;, rms, baths | on first floor; oil heat
psr mepth ,WoopR1DdE' ' REAGTY CO. Go.
BET, BEIHEsDA-Just 3 yrs. old, this dstache'
tached garage. gas air-cond. heat, locate,
on level wooded lot in the heart of on
o. the newer and better sections o
WEs Ry s6cHAEAA ea5 ME IA Resitor npil pm
yyoNvENiENL b,,o BOILING sand;Ss FIELD Nay!
10T #. deep: near bus. schools, stores
i IN; AZ ins; n 6. MscUSE; Exel. Act At 7iao
usually attractive brick home, in immacu
late condition spacious rms, tile bath
large md floor unfinished; modern kitchen
and garage; u block to bus and close t.
schools and stores; restricted; substantial
ash a4 aR WRH VI inIPfet sa ss W
ave. WI. 47lS
4G3s 4:nd FL. u block R. I. ave-. Hyatts
VILE a. or families undd baths 900 fieers
ssoI PERRY ST.. MI, Rsinier. block Of
H.. L. aNe.-NeW coma, 0-Fm. pTlck Dun
galow. cellar, coal heat tair-condl: $500
$500 ash: open. OWNER: ia. 701O
PETWORTH. 2-family home, excellen
condition; owner leaving for California
row brick, rms, 2 baths, bedroom an,
bath on st floor: automatic oil heat. ,
car garage; priced far under homes o
equaf value, $11,a50. Call EN-. 12a'
until 9 pm. F. A. TWEED CO., $50.
NEAR MASS. AND MINI. AYES. s. E.
year old detached. arranged as apts.,
rms. and bath each, full basement. Goa
Eppo aTss ieTfs Tk 1909 fHlsf HsraN REArfY NJ
INC; 1898 GOOD Hope I'd. Sc.
ANACOSTIA, 2123 18th s.e.-Row brick
8 rms. and baths. coal hot-water heat
Price only $6.2b0. Mr.. Filippo. TR. 1906
HARTMAN REALTY, INC. 1888 Goo'
NSHs sSsrH Il weo;eoDsrDE, s7,s5o, Silver sprins
Md.--2-story.. ]. M. SHINGLES. home, on
large corner lot. 4 bedrooms, bath. livin
room, dining ROOM kitchen, electric stove
pantry. . porches. garage, h.-w. Goa
McDEvTTT, Rseltor "A. 44o2
HOME OR INvEsTNiENT-Fine large de
tached residence lust OF Rhode Island av,
| In convenient section of woodbridge ne
converted into three complete housekeepin
apts., oil burner, present income S135 pc
month. possession of part Of BLDG II de
i,Sred; REgisss only % ns9 sl9;sS9. rhon$ Mr. "a Es
! 1908 Il st. NV, MA. 2346.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-10
ERSKINE IA AA1Ixx.Ax@~A
JOHNSON Ill ASssy "S~

shes played a glamorous mother
without winding up in a wheel
chair in the final reel.
IT'S happy stuff" Rosemary said.
Its fun-you'll like it."
It wasn't much fun learning the
dance routines, though. Rosemar7
said. Shed never done any real
serious dancing before, and it wa;
almost a week before Dance Direc-
tor Louis da Prom said she Was
ready for the cameras.
Laughing at Jack Oakie's gags
Rosemary said, was almost as much
fun as working in the picture. Beine
a charter member of the Jack
Oakie Fan Club, we agreed with
her. Oakie, it developed, has beer
in rare form the last few weeks.
Day before the picture started
Jack and Rosemary were posing for
some advertising stills. Oakie look
ed into a mirror and said, Notice
the resemblance to Ronald Col
man? He has two eyes, too"
Couple of days later, for one Of
his vaudeville routines, Oakie show
ed up on the set wearing a greer
plaid suit, a blue and white shirt
purple socks and white shoes. TN
what you'd call a genteel tramp,
he said.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-10

will only be temporary, Aiken
stated, as the District has ordered
three new transformers with $4,000
XIV. combined capacity which will
be installed when the new power
line is built between El Centro and
drop No. 4. The new transformer
bank and new transmission line
will make it possible for District
lines to carry all of the power load
for the entire Imperial Valley. 1t
is expected that the proposed pro-
ject will be completed within the
next six months. When the new
transformer bank is installed the
bank now at the hydro-plant will
be moved into Ell Centre terminal
station, to step down the voltage
from $4,000 volts to $4,000 volts.
This will increase the capacity OF
the Ell Centre terminal station so
that both the former Imperial Irrf-
CATION District system and the
California Electric system in the Ell
Centre area, can be carried through
to the terminal station
Aiken estimated that the new
connection will permit the hydro
electric plants at drops Nos. 3 and
4, to run at full capacity at an
estimated savings of $4,000 per
month, or, S240,000 per year.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-10
Sea Fighters
Win honors

WASHINGTON, Feb. 10. CUP)--
President Roosevelt Thursday nom-
mated the two top leaders of the
brilliantly successful Marshall Is
lands invasion-Vice Admiral Ray
mond A. Spruance and Rear Ad-
miral Richmond K. Turner-for
promotions in rank.
The president proposed elevation
of Spruance, who as commander of
the central Pacific fleet directed
the Marshall Island operations, to
full admiral He nominated Turner,
who commanded the amphibious
forces which captured Kwajalein
atoll, for promotion to vice ad-
miral.
The battle team of Spruance and
Turner, already ranked by observ-
ers here as among the greatest
ever produced by the NAVY, made
new war history by successfully
directing the first full scale assault
on japanese territory since Pearl
Harbor.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-10
Wallace Would
Raise u. 5.
livinq Standard

SEATTLE, Wash, Feb. 10. (UP)
Vice President Henry A. Wallace
said Wednesday night America
biggest job after the war will De
to supply a standard of living az
least 40 per cent higher than ever
before.
This can be done only through
full employment of resources, man
power and skills, Wallace said in
an address in the civic auditorium
in which he denounced the "scarci-
ty economics" of the American
fascists of Wall Street."
Scarcity economics is the very
heart" of the Wall Street system
he said. 1T is the dead hand OF
the past trying 20 MAKE a profit
by blocking the progress of busi-
ness"
American fascists, he added, are
those who believe that Wall Street
comes first and the country Sec
ond."
He cited Russia as a country
where nearly everyone feels "he is
directly working for the welfare of
the whole nation" and said it's rec
ord in the past 20 years lis the
greatest indictment I know of the
scarcity economics as practiced by
those who believe that profit and
free enterprise are only for the
few"
Wallace said postwar taxation
should be aimed more skilfully at
economic objectives and implied
that heavy taxes should be applied
to large corporate reserves.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-10
PROBE ORDERED

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 10 CUP)
The California Railroad Commits
sion Thursday ordered an investi-
gaticn of the rates and practices of
the California Electric Power Co.,
Riverside, Calf.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-10

If we hadn't seen it we wouldn't
have believed it.
HollyWoods favorite mother
Rosemary de Camp-was dancing
the French Can Can and doing
bumps with Jack Oakie.
We couldn't have been more
surprised if we had found Hedy
Lamar parking cars at the Brown
Derby or w. c. Fields flying a
P-38.
Rosemary is usually the girl who
wears a gray wig and pads and
wrinkles on her face and old lace
and plays Jimmy Cagney's mother
or Robert Taylor's mother. or
somebody's mother. Why, just a
couple of weeks ago we saw her
limping about as George Gersh-
wins mother in the composers
film biography.
But today Rosemary de Camp,
wearing one of those short skirts
and displaying a pair of very
shapely legs, is dancing the Can
Can. And doing bumps with Jack
Oakie.
Surprised" Rosemary said.
Shocked" we said.
The movie in which Hollywood's
favorite mother" sheds her wig
and Shawl and gets hep is Univer-
sails The Merry Monahans," a
backstage vaudeville story vintage
l9O0-17. Rosemary and Oakie play
vaudeville partners who marry the
wrong mates, have children, get
divorced and then help their kids
become stars. Donald OConnor
Peggy Ryan and Ann Blyth are the
children.
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