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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-01-18

LYNCH-Michael F. Lynch, son OF
John and Mary Fitzgerald Lynch,
died at his home, q Orange street
this morning after a lingering III
ness. The deceased, twenty years Of
age, was a well known magazine
agent in the city. He was born in
New York City, brought here as an
infant, and had lived here ever since,
residing in the East End. He was a
communicate Of the Immaculate
Conception church. Besides his par
ents he is survived by two brothers,
John Jr., and Alfred.
The funeral will be held Fri
day from the Mulville funeral home.
270 West Main street to the church
Of the Immaculate Conception, time
to be announced. Burial will be in
Calvary cemetery. Friends may call
at the funeral home this evening
tomorrow from 2 to 10 p. m.
COLLETTE-Mrs. Anna (Healey)
Collette, 80 Mitchell avenue, wife OF
Arthur J. Collette, died at the Wa
terbury hospital this morning after
a brief illness. She was born in this
city. the daughter OF James and
Mary Mccarthy Healey, and had
been employed the last twenty years
at the Scovtll Manufacturing Co.
She was a communicate Of the I'M
maculate Conception church. She
Is survived by two sisters, Mrs. Mary
Hogue and Mrs. Lena Ross, both Of
Bristol, and two brothers. John J.
Healey Of Waterbury. and Michael
F. OF Albany, N. Y.
The funeral will be held Thursday
morning from the Mulville funeral
home, 270 West Main street at Q to
the Church Of the Immaculate Con-
ception at o:45. Burial will be In
Calvary cemetery. Friends may call
at the funeral home tonight from Z
to 10 and Wednesday from to 10
p. m.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-01-18

STRATTON-Mlss Nora Marie
Stratton Of 20 Church street, Naug-
atuck, died suddenly Monday after
noon at work at the Lewis Engineer
ing Rubber company in that town.
Death was due to a heart attack.
Born in Colchester she had resided
in Naugatuck for SIS years and was
a communicate of st. Francis
church. She Is survived by one sister,
Jane, and niece, Miss Vera Cum
mings, both Of Naugatuck. The flu
neral will be held Thursday at $3.50
o'clock from the Buckmiller funeral
home, 70 Park Place, Naugatuck to
st. Francis church at 0 where q
solemn requiem high Mass will be
celebrated. Burial viii be in st.
Francis cemetery. Friends may call
at the funeral home tonight from 7
to 10 and Wednesday from 2 to 10 p.
m.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-01-18
CARD OF THANKS

CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank our many
friends, relatives and neighbors,
especially American Brass and
Employees: Miller 4 Peck; G. ]. o.
Local PSI; for horal offerings and
the expressions OF sympathy and
kindness shown US during our re-
cent bereavement, the death Of our
beloved husband and father. John
Karas.
(6igned)
JOHN KARAS,
GEORGE KARAS,
STANLEY KARAe, and
Daughter, MARTHA.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-22
MARGARETA, 19347

MELVILLE. 23o7s-Near Nine-Miie. 8
large rooms and utility. beautiful lot
soxi2o'. $500. terms, vacant. ALEX
DUcHIACK. TW l-iiio and many
more.
MENDOTA-six-r oom colonial. tile Tea.
lures, Harrison. IN i-l2So.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-22

MiNocK-JoY ROADS bedrooms. on
floor. junior dining room. tile bath. rec
Teation room, near public and pArochizl
schools. S5.95o. $500 down PLUS costa.
CT l440.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-22
High Class Restaurant

LONG established business. Class c.
included 3-case quota. $4,000 a
month business. Rent $500. Long
lease. Postwar opportunity. $4,000.
CLASS "C"-Prop. and business Mr.
East Side factories. 500 day bust
ness. 2-csse quota. Lots OF beer.
Hurry for this. Sl2 900 down.
CLASS &C" Night Club. Northeast sec
over $4,000 a mo. business. Same
owner yrs. tease quota. 200 halves.
Retiring. $4,000 down.
Imperial Sales CA 1888
2s39 WOODWARD RIM. 5o4
Open Sun. IL 10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-22

JACK ALEXANDER really knovs hov
10 get the high . for your car or
equity. eaah IA five minutes shy give
'em sNayl Sass Woodward. III 2-sl9o
Will Pay Ceiling Price
for your car. Whist ever Il f. Ho 7T47
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-22
COLORED-A BEAUTY

COLOKED-A BEAUTY !
CLEMENTS. mr.. Woodrow wilson,
rooms. steam hit. brickoted. NEWL Y
DECORATED inside and out. owner
leaving for California; only $4,000.
81 500 down
HAMLAR-5i3 z. Kirby-TR z-s54s
COLORED - 7-room single. Firvood
50 900 On. Lincoln. income. steam heat.
81 500 On. vacant. Englewood. 2-fAm-
fly. $4,000. Broom single. Englevood.
$4,000. Three single homes. vacant
Msybury Grand, Hancock. 81 500 down.
Harding. Income. $1,000 down. TO
o-OSS5
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-22
DEARBORN

BINGHAM, 42es, mr.. MICHIGAN
OPEN SUNDAY lie p. NJ.
A beautiful home in good condition:
, bedrooms. tile bath. stoker heat:
garage: yard handicapped; close "a
good shopping district. schools and
transportation.
DEARBORN HIGHLANDS
ARLINGTON. mr.. Outer Drive; q pre-
war quality home. 2-oedroom colonial:
YINGER 1913. Mr. FIREMAN
OPEN SUNDAY as p. NJ.
A real good home. 3-bedroom brick
with full sire dining room. breskfas,
nook. tile features; close 70 Transports
ton For price. terms and further de-
tails on these homes. call
MCFARLAND BROS.
DE 1880 DE 1880
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-22
BOARD AND ROOMS


AvERY. 4se<. corner west Warren.
best foods, lunches packed. $40 per
week: single beds.
BOARD. room and laundry. i42T 18th.
FIELD. 4o4s-Girls; home cooking and
privileges. excellent transportation
b b:es.Is OF sr, ssss;. hndd'' Murr'y''
NTwLy decorated. GOOD food. excellent
transportstion near Woodward. CHI
ls27. i1e ,winder,
ROOMS with board. good meals. also
Basement room. TO 5-s3ee.
ROOM and board for , refined persons.
private home. OIL 1901.
ST. JEAN, i547-Heu East Jefferson
Christian couple. southern home cook
Ing.
coLoRED-2 gentlemen 20 share good
cooking. transportation. CLEAN 224S
Watson.
SHARE LIVING QUARTERS
LINwoOD. 1885, near Fenkell. com
Portable home: employed couple. Teas-
enable. uN 2-e3o3.
CHILDREN TO BOARD
CHILD 3 to yrs. private home,
licensed: every advantage. Phone Royal
OAK SosZ-J.
PROPERTY MANAGEMENT
COMPLETE REAL ESTATE Service.
seldom a johnson. Inc Four OFFICES.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
AMAZING BUSINESS AIDS, triple In
come, prevent labor troubles, cannot
fail. $40 with request Ferre Studio,
No. 500. 500 James. Syracuse 3. N. y.
AT BUSINESS SALES
coLoRED-clesn cut. wen hammered, 20
cosmetics. magazines, papers. $50
colored trade. Gratiot Ave. near
downtown. Can learn business In
week $4,000 needed.
CONFECTIONERY. 9 rooms. In DEL
RAY, rent SIS. income from rooms,
t54 weekly. Same owner years. Ill.
unable TO handle, must stock store
Very good furnishings. everything goes
$1,000 cash.
CONF. LUNCH. east side car line Pack
ard factory district Income 81 400
$4,000 down.
COLORED-3o rooms. Scar gar: Stoker,
brick: close in. all sleeping. 5 baths.
Income 1918, rent $50. lease on
property; $4,000 down; %
81 l no0a aS rs sTIis rGn Ss earstsa
Inc. s6io. 2 rms. and bath for
owner. s2.5oo down.
IL ROOMS. West Warren and wabash
diStrict--4 apis, rooms for owner,
white. tenants now: owners quarters
down to responsible colored family.
OFFICE OPEN SUNDAY IL 10 4 p NJ.
5Q57 WOODWARD - ROOM $40
AT MEMPHIS. Mich. lunch room. show
ing $500 monthly profit. luke box pays
overhead: 81 800 cash. HUCK, 1870
Chelsea. PR 1890.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-22

cardwell. s53s, Cor. w. Chicago Blvd.
TOTAL DOWN PAY'T $500
Nothing else to pay: move In today: q
bedrms. brk., full bsmt.. n. a. hit, tile
features. So lot: w. Detroit's ioveliest
and shadiest brk. home development: pay
bal. like rent: located blks w OF
Inkster Rd. Open daily. David Floyd.
UN l-1i66
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-22
Colored-Indiana, 20191

vAcANT-oPEN DAILY. IL TO Q
? hlk1-E- Of Wyoming, s. Of q Mile
Rd.. de luxe bedrms.. ! dn.. up,
lge. nvrm., good sire dinette, full
tile bath with shower. tile kitchen
sink. full bsmt.. good schools and
trans. Broker.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-22
AUTOMOBILES WANTED

At ONCE. ears Tor pArts. JEFF Auto
Parts fet6 Humboldt TI t-eoS6
a eAlt
AUTOS F6R JUNK GOOD PRICES.
BuysT all call. hU 1900.
BETTER prices paia for your car,
running wrecked. or with cracked
rrlfnra ~ \ 1921 Res IA 1877
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-22
ATTENTION, CALL
BUSINESS SALES-TE 1878
To Buy or Sell a Business!
BUY A BUSINESS

BUY A BUSINESS,
RooMING HOUSE - is rooms near
Woodward. All apartments with water
Rent $50. Income s24o. Newly deco
rated. Lease. $1,000 full price with
only $500 down
BOOMING HOUsE-Property and furni-
ture. Mr.. Belle Isle. 10 rms into 8
and your apartment. $1,000 down
water. Rent 500. Income s572. All
newly furnished 81, 450 down.
ture. Lincoln. Into 9 apartments with
water. New brick siding. Steam heat.
This will give you an income for the
rest OF your life. $4,000. Only
81. 500 down.
rs ROOMS near woodward Rent s7o.
beat IT, 81 900 full price.
HOTEL-Near Hudson Motor. $1.is5
mo. income. Rent s275. Long lease.
carpeted throughout. $4,000 down.
Imperial Sales CA 1888
1889 WOODWARD RIM. 5o4
Open Sun. II to 4
cHENE, .756. corner Lafayette, 3
stores. 3 flats: large grocer. meat mar
ket including SID license. stock and
nxtures. e0-caSe quota. also 500 cases
beer: $4,000, $4,000 down. y. C.
1nEKNi RI EocO
CLUB ROOMS 24x5o': one story build
Ing; center Of West Dearborn: lavatory.
running water electricity and gas In
4oxl20' lot. $3.50. o. II. LED
wIDCE. DE 1855.
DAIRY BAR and cream depot. Own your
own business Manufacture your own
product. Wholesale and retail. Pays
for self In two years. 81 900 cash.
$4,000 worth OF equipment. See or
write Lyle Mowery. Onawsy. Mich.
FOR sALE-Cafeteria. In industrial and
college town In central Michigan. Serves
several hundred daily. steady trade.
very good profits: air conditioned. up
to-date equipment; located on main
trunk line and In locality where source
OF trade Is constant. real opportunity
TO obtain a good established business at
a price giving an excellent return on the
investment Address Box BOSS. De-
troit Times 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-22
COLORED-2OO ACRES

COLORED--A-I SPECIALIST
LOG CABIN--7 rooms. 81 500 dn'
LOG CABIN rooms. $1,000 dn'
LOG CABINS rooms, $1,000 dnl
Rooseveit--2 fam. IL rms. 81 500 On
18TH, vacant. Groom brick. steam
heat: $4,000. terms.
CRUTCHER REAL ESTATE
4764 McCraw. at Warren. TY $500
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-22

NOTICE TO PUBLIC
SALE OF HOUSE AND LAND
LOCATED AT 1892 IGNORE AVE-.
DETROIT. MICHIGAN
NJ. ziegier, State Highway Commissioner.
until fi:oo a. m. Eastern War Time,
Thursday, November 2. 1914. a. the
Metropolitan OFFICE Of the state High
way Depsrtment, l74os Lshser Road.
cash or terms and In accordance with
OPA regulations. Of the following de.
scribed property. and the 2-story brick
and frame dwelling and garage thereon:
Lot las Assessors kenmcor SUB.
las, las 10 $50, 17s TO is2. 2Is
$40 to 500. 4e2 to AGA, incl. and
vacated alleys Of b z; Taylor,
s s.s and sub SsI, O. 81 gw ys 81 81 ME- ME- 81
Sec. o. It's. RioE. lying s Of Grand
River Ave. City Of Detroit. Wayne
OTHERWISE KNOWN AS
1892 IGNORE AVENUE.
Attention Is called to the triangular
Certified check or money order In the
Charles N. ziesler. state Highway
Commissioner. must accompany each
Sealed bid should be plainly marked:
Mai or deliver all bids to: Michigan
state Highway Department,
174o5 Lahser Road.
Detroit 19. Michigan.
tPO. Box 80, BEDFORD Branch.
Right Is reserved 10 reject any or all
bids and 10 waive defects.
For further information call Redford
CHARLES M. ZrECLER.
State Highway Commissioner.
rSfroit Nfrhican
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-22
VAN DYKE-GRATIOT
Colored-All Bargains |!

Soiol GU All Doi 6dAio'
HARDING. 5 rms. IA furnace. $4,000.
81 500 On: MCCLELLAN. between Mack
bath. Immediate possession: $1,000.
s2.4oo dn.: GODDARD. near Dawson.
Z rooms. income. $4,000. terms. RUS
SELL, mr.. Warren. Q rms. steam heat.
$500. PARKER. near Charlevoix. o-o
WATSON REALrY-i72s st. Antoine
CA aeO6 CA 1907
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-22
METTETAL, 1900

OPEN IL TOT
w. warren trans.: nearly new. ,
plenty OF closet space, tile features,
lge light b6mt. near Catholic school
and church. Greenfield. We $1,000.
BRUTON REALTY--l5l0o FEkkELL
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-11-04
Joseph F. Tandy
Finishes Officers
Training School

NfN ORLEANS "a -ieeAi
frera T. Iar.t Nhns nfiis
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-11-04

AL along the line Of Il states thousands
Of Negro railroad work TO Keep he ,icon trains
rolling on the Peon>,l,Ana Railroad hoy, the
fronts for nothing
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-11-04

Nr ua Al nscph r lW-
as eii Lrr si has h'cn grad
aera from faf onter CAM Me
dtpafineaf of vac Transportation
terps Dhof N'W ofl"ans Arms
tr ba ael ba hcen ,ommi,
srsa ,re ie4iHmni M ih"
'fms AZ me tnred states
l.anisnnf lande was q sil
cent po4 20 hls Induction lui1
itte Ne attended l'cohui'sl liieh
hnel IOWA University and
Maxine Dgysrsl'N
rbr nelsff Va- assigned io a'-
u,, Nr nh an, l~n.pof.afion
orps imnmla'ey N'cr receive
ae h- yomw ION Tho ms'i"n
al fne iran pofiaiion ,np~ iS
rs transport solf,ces aud war mae
nm ~ ihcal'rs Of Operations
Mnrnaa Tnnay ~erNrd win
49, ran-pofialpn corps 'n lia-
vui ffpm tuspsl y i't- 70 May
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-11-04

'mhins for Work. There + a.
P''' la'ing lob for YOU In our
'llf WAITED COLUMNS.
Il,aLll lnh.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-11-04
WOMEN r ~ '40s
Are You Embarrassed By
Not FLASHES?

II vol Ike 50 many Nvmfn. VI r s.n,
he afrs II 3S ard - suffer llo,n
hot flashes. nervous tension nth
tNSil.ty. are q b, tlue o. 'i li,'. ~
dne 10 the functional middle age
ncr,od ncruliar 20 Vomcn--lfy l.yo. =
y Pinkhams Vegetable Oomp0u'N "
relieve such symptoms a.
For almos, century tno'isAIlus
unon thousands ~ Vomcn-..fi,n az ~.
moor alike - hase rcportfd reI .,it.
able BENEFITS Many Uisc women 90 ~
pinkhams Compound regh.e,'g 90 -
HELM build M resistance against s''''
annoying distress ! .,,,
LYDIA Plnkham's COMPOUND n,' ~
rnfare II also has what DoSloIS, ~. ~
a sionachic tonic chect o'o" '"'''
directions. Worn trying
,vn,n r piuKuAM'c yIeaa o,sn
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-11-04
FOUND AT
TOOT OF
FRONT PORCH
MOTHER Man
l@ported Dying

" lanes So ono
sof upon ANA nal
wfp 81 uiideuiiet
AFTER ihcv had 3
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lar lunhlcd roprt-
of another man "
b. also died Nhile
rccover, IS yc lo
ase has bcen famra
amshufe coun' ia
icni occurod loWl
so ir'hrcd
on bow Nlas
inlfed aivl us
Monday ppun
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we adste 81 10y
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stf~ecn NaeN
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Imperial Valley press., 1944-03-07
17b kazi Planes
Shot Down

CONTINUED from Page i
Ga bombers ana 10 fighters cos
ing sl7.250.00O and carrying 500
men-but this was more than Off
set by the destruction Of l76 inter-
cepting German fighters and the
devastation wrought in the six tar
get areas.
HALF MONTHLY OUTPUT
Conservative sources estimated
that the l76 German planes de-
stroyed represented about half tine
number of fighters Nazi industry
can produce monthly after the
Gripping blows inflicted by Amer
ican bombers in the offensive
against German aircraft centers a
fortnight ago.
The American losses in the Ber-
lin attack exceeded the previous
record of so bomberS and five
fighters in the Jan. Il raics or
fighter plants in central Germany
At least two divisions-a total d
864 bombers-of Flying FortresseS
and Liberators, escorted by a like
number of fighters, participated IL
the record attack on factories, air
fields and military installations
bringing home to the German peo-
pie for the first time that the.i
capital has been marked for day
and night bombar6ment to destrue'
ton.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-03-07
Newsprint Faces
New Restriction

OTTAWA, March 7. CUP)-The
possibility of authorization OF a
third price increase and further
curtailment CT the supply OF news
print for Canadian and United
States newspapers was seen III
statements in the annual report OF
the Wartime Prices and Trade
Board presented in the house OF
commons.
The report, filed by Finance Min
lister ]. L. Ilsley. said that neither
of the two S4-per-ton increases au-
thorized by the United States and
Canadian governments last March
and September was considered SUI
ficient to offset increases in pro-
duction costs, "and further ADJUST
ments may have to be made.
The possibility of further curtall-
ment of the paper supply was at
tributed to the prospective increase
in the needs of Allied military gov
ernments for propaganda purposes
in liberated European countries and
the needs of the European press
whose stocks have been exhausted
Imperial Valley press., 1944-03-07
County Approves
Extra Nurses

Two public health nurses will be
added to the staff in the Imperial
county health department, it was
decided at the board of supervls-
ors meeting Monday, so that more
time may be devoted to stamping
out tuberculosis.
The state department of health
agreed to pay salary and car eX-
penSes for one nurse if the county
would pay similar expenses of the
other. Keith Nets, presto cent Of
the Imperial County tuberculosis
and Health association, told the
board that the association will pay
half the salary of the nurse to be
provided by the county so that
considerable time may be spent
on tuberculosis work in the COUNTY.
DR. Miriam Hubbell, Imperial
county health officer, explained TO
the supervisors that each OF the
four public health nurses will spend
some time on tuberculosis work
along with their other duties. She
said it was arranged so that the
county will have what will amount
to full time service of one nurse
in tuberculosis work. This was done
because the state department
thought time and car expenses
could be saved if all the nurses
helped in the tuberculosis work
without having to wait for special
tuberculosis nurse to do all the
work. She said the arrangements
made would result in better, more
efficient work all the way around.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-03-07
Brifon Warns
Of Sub Peril

Continued from page u
Inglefield and five major Royal
navy assault vessels, in defending
the allied landing on the Anzio
beachhead below Rome.
British submarines already are
taking an increasing toll Of Japa-
nese shipping and the Royal nary
will increase its contributions 10
the fighting in Asiatic and Pacific
waters whenever further units can
be spared. he sai6.
when we bear upon Japan for
the final blow, our maritime forces
will, more obviously than for gen.
erations past, be the cornerstone
of our whole strategy" Alexander
said.
His remarks followed by one day
a charge published by the London
Daily Mail that a group of ap-
peasing British financiers. business
men and members of parliament
had begun to work for a compro-
mise peace with Japan.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-03-07
Gripsho|m Sails
With Americans

LISBON, March 7. (UPP)-The
Swedish exchange ship Gripsholm,
carrying 796 North and South
American repatriates and l5 special
passengers, has sailed for New
York.
The repatriates included diplo-
mats and civilians, who reached
here in two groups of three trains
from internment camps in France
and Germany. The last three trains
arrived from Ccmpiegne, France,
Yesterday, to complete the exchange
of an equal number of Germans
who came here aboard the Grips
holm from the United States.
Among the last to arrive was
John Brown. So. Portland. Ore,
who estimated that there still were
go men, most of them Brazilians,
Cubans. HawaiianS, FilipinoS at
Compiegne, France.
He said the camp had been guard
ed by German soldiers wanted on
the eastern front and older men,
some of them 60 years CT age. All
of them generally were tired with
the war and hoped for an end soon,
Brown said.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-03-07
Warren Selects
Board Member

SACRAMENTO March Z. up
Gov. Earl Warren announced the
appointment of the seventh OF nine
citizens advisory committees to the
state reconstruction and reemploy-
ment commission, tC be known as
the committee on social and indus
trial welfare.
Members will serve under Paul
Scharrenberg, director of industrial
relations and member of the COM
mission.
Appointees include James S.
Thimmes of Maywcod. state presi-
dent of the California CLIO. and
director of district 38 of the United
Steel Workers of America; Dr. Ar
lien johnson Of Los Angeles, direc-
tor CT the school of social service
administration of the University OF
Southern California; Fred E. Rey-
nolds of San Jose, representative
of the Brotherhood CT Locomotive
Engineers: John F. Hassler, former
state director Of finance and now
vice president of the Bank of Com
merce in Oakland: and D. P. Hag-
gerty. master mechanic of the Sar
Francisco Municipal Railway and
/ former president of the State Fed
Grafton of Labor.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-03-07
1O,2O6 VOTERS QUALIFIED
lO2O6 VOTERS
QUALIFIED

Figures compiled Tuesday fix the
Imperial county registration for
May l6 primary at l0,206 to date,
County Clerk w. j. McClelland
said.
Democrats held the lead with
$500 and Republicans came next
with 4,2l5. There also were three
ProgreSsives, nine ProhibitiCnists,
II Socialists and SO Townsendites
registered. Official closing date for
registration for the May l6 primary
is April 6.
Reports from Sacramento showed
the total registration to date to be
1899, ,495 Democrats, 1,067,949 Re-
publicans, $50 Prohibitionists and
65l Communists. Total registration
for the state was 2,765,817, a IA
year low. Communists were barred
from participating in the May l6
primary election because of failure
to register the one-tenth OF l per
cent of the total voters required un-
'er l943 law, Secretary of State
Frank Jordan said Tuesday.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-03-07
BRAWLEY RESIDENT FILES
FOR SUPERVISOR

County politics took an upward
tilt Tuesday the last day for filing
nomination petitions for county
state, and national political offices
and for delegates to national con-
ventionS.
Supervisors B. M. Graham o.
Brawley filed his nomination petit
ton, officially announcing that he
will run for reelection. w. V. Co.
hee of the Calipatria area had a
petition being circulated. If he files
he will run against Graham. Co
hee is a rancher of the north-end
area.
A petition was taken out for some
as yet undisclosed person said TO
plan to run for supervisor from I'M
perial as an opponent of Supervisor
A. Y. Preble. This petition had
not been filed by noon Tuesday.