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SUBURBAN SALIVA. (cont.

SUBURBAN SALIVA. Cont
LYON Village bedrms, upstairs, has
this this, beautiful Colonial home. with espe-
saspsd sss sorner rs o gn Fl has ysTy
plan. sunroom, detached gafage, oil heat.
AsiNaToN REALTY xr Co, m!sses'sa sea wilson soll
FALLS CHURCH-5-yr.-ol T-rm. Cape
Cod home, in excellent condition: oil
heat storm windows, full basement, deep
sood xsae e bus and sshp9
ARLINGToN-spacious Cape Cod b brick
easDeed ssshsn sGaat0n u
$3.50 REAlFY PSs AssocfarEs xS4a Esf fNc rt1af ca
stick bic snes5 eogoN1AL TYPE. on acres OF
pletely fenced: large trees including many
fireplace, sun porch, spacious dining room
Titn nuilt.in corner cupboards. modern
sitchsn arsa So1 with breakfast nook, sun parlor
garage; Z miles from washington; near
doWh See Mason Pfif HiRsr Vs
AIsxspaTia As PSs sslS; asS slessd S SUNDAYS, s,
frame house; in new-house condition.
schools; srs spTies $500: 300, $500 cash. j,
i asIs 6oGsf GbGEae mode modern kitchen,
bath: chiEken house cow barn, streams
ffp5ns fFom ws std1es 1 ann nj ssh1os s % c. ss5 es
$1,000 aash. J. L. C. WEST, Falls Church
VACANT: Alexandria Va; se.5oo-a-
story bfick. This 3-year-old house has
living room. dining room, fully equipped
kitchen, 2 bedrooms and bath full base
neerssted sh call all hsa REAEY yn5 co..
22O4 Wilson blvd, Gil. 1900.
20 ACRES. paved road, 70 mi; from Wash
nst9n new yet rG pump weiaSase n2aS with Gel
sonry 2-story bldg: another, bldg. 24x30;
trs ssassc wNER N phGas osord 4as ssh cs ali
falls Fsf ncHt CHUkGaAFirstoor sH ETr living room,
bedrooms, bath. dining room and kitchen;
attic for two additional rooms; complete
bathroom, fixtures, for End bath; extra
G aW with vsrg ghts psee
bus. stores. schools: $3.50: $1,000 cash
J. l. C. WEST, Falls Church ,2l35,.
tractive bungaiow in Falls Church; bed
equipped with practically new Frisidaire
ditional rooms; completely insulated: large
lot with attractive shade trees: $4,000.
oea 1s REALTY ahi safson eo 1855 Wson
VIRGINIA Vns HOMES I5Sf A; And 'IiI FAkMs-You may
WauI 10 Sell, puy or rent nome or 1dfm.
In any case we can be of service to you
EASTMAN g. STEELE, Realtors. Falls
Church 1920.
FALLS CHURCH-An attractive red brick
house. on large corner lot. with trees;
lSt noor, living room with fireplace.
dinette, kitchen, 2 bedrooms, tile bath and
screened porch; room enough on 2nd floor
for 2 bedrooms and bath; full basement. oil
heat: 50 800; cash above first trust.
EASTMAN & STEELE, Realtors. Falls
TWO-SToRY BRICK-Vacant duplex. like
new. beautiful oak floors, living room, large
dining room, complete modern kitchen, >
large bedrooms, tiled bath with shower and
large closet, full basement with laundry
trays, outside cellarway and oil burner
$3.50, $1,000 cash: near Wilson blvd.
and Glebe rd.: 10c bus: only one left-yill
only last few days. TRACEY. OK. 4264.
s7BEDRM. BRICK, s!o,7oO. ayail.;' yrs.
rm. with fireplace. large -'r din. rm.. large ia,
equipped kit; ! bedrm. downstairs and
porch: fun basement: hot water oil burner.
$500 cash, Out Wilson blvd, to N.
Jefferson ST.. left to 9th ST, right to 5614
OK 1854
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AUTO LOANS.

AUTOMOBILE LOANS without indorsers.
We do not check with employers or use un-
pleasant methods to ascertain credit record.
Car does not have to be paid for in order
to obtain money. NOLAN FINANCE co,
j 102 New York ave. NV. tGreyhouno Bus
AUTO LOANS-Low bank rates. Your title
is full security. No comakers required.
Prompt service. Minimum loan S120. THE
CITY BANK, 6 offices, Ma 5000
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LEGAL NOTICES.
P. BATEMAN ENNIS. Attorney,

SIi Shoreham Bldg.
DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
States for the District of Columbia
Holding Probate Court.-No. "a Gl9' Ad-
the subscriber, Of the District of Columbia
has obtained from. the Probate Court o.
the District of Columbia, Letters of Ad
Matthews, late of the District OF Columbia
deceased. All persons having claims AGAINST
the deceased are hereby warned to exhibit
the same, with the vouchers thereof, legally
authenticated, to the subscriber on OF
before the 18th day of November. AID
ciuded from all benefit of said estate
Given under my hand this 10th day oi
November, 1914. MARY L. MATTHEW'S
41O7 47th St NV fSeal) Attest
VICTOR S. MERSCH. Register of Wills for
the, District of Columbia. Clerk Of the
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BY HOWARD SCHENKEN and
RICHARD L. FREY.

South was so hypnotized by his
fine seven-card suit he failed to
irealize that his partners bidding had
shown an equally powerful club suit
which required no support. His bid
of six diamonds was particularly
unthinking because he could be al
most sure that at diamonds he would
have to lose trump trick.
West opened the heart jack, which
gave South hope-but not for
long. Declarer pitched club on
the second heart and spade on the
third Then, since ruffing one spade
would not be enough, he led the
club king, hoping East had the ace.
But when South discarded another
spade West took the trick and led
a diamond. East didn't put in the
king, so South had to lose a trump
and another spade trick.
| Against the expected spade OPEN
ing six clubs would have been a
laydown. North would discard a
heart on the spade ace, ruff another
with South's singleton club and lose
only to the ace of clubs.
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c6smmEDas G6SmDstf in ss pGgr 81 Rss Ssfsm
| How to use the new weak" two bid;
| the new forcing bid of two clubs; the
new no-trump bids and responses This
| booklet will be sent postpaid on receipt
| of 25 cents per copy. stamps or coin
! Address the Four Aces. in care of The
| Evening Star P. o. Box 26, Station w.
| New York "a, N. Y.
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AUToMoTIvE MISCELLANEOUS

TIRE RECAPPING, S-hour service, by ap-
pointment Leave your car m, pick II
up at pm. Finest grade materials used
Expert workmanship by experienced re-
Ample parking facilities. PALDER &
HANNA. 47l6 r. l. ave, Hyattsyille. UN
1212: 1903 Lee hwy, Arlington, OK. o012,
AUTO PAINTING, body. fender work and
mechanical repairs on all makes OF cars
and trucks. MCMAHON CHEVROLET CO.,
1923 Georgia ave. GE. 0l00.
RECAPPING IN WASH, one-day service:
leave car 9 am. ready at 5: grade A rub
Der. guar work; car protected under cover
not left on street or lot. For appoint, call
LU. 0S34. LU. 1877. Plenty of grade l and
3 tires and tubes in stock, pass. and truck
CONSOLIDATED SALES CO., 1896 H st
ne. IiU. 06S4. LU. 1077
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PROPOSALS.

COMMISSIONERS, D. c., Washington, No.
vernber 20. l944.-Sealed proposals will
be received in Room 500, District Building,
until 200 PM, E. w. T., December 8,
1914. and then publicly opened, for paint
ing three 80 Steel Water Tanks and
Towers at the District Training School,
D. c., near Laurel Maryland. Proposals
may be obtained at the Once OF Chief Clerk
Engineer Department, Room 427, District
Building. no29 80, del ,2.4,5
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FRANK nj. STEPHEN, Attorney,

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
- States for the District of Columbia.
Holding Probate Conrt.-No. 81 ,420, Ad-
the subscriber, of the State OF Virginia,
has obtained from the Probate Court of
mentary on the estate of M Eloise
Pennock, late OF the District of Columbia,
deceased All persons having claims against
the deceased are hereby warned to exhibit
the same, with the vouchers thereof, legally
authenticated, to the subscriber on or
before the 18th day of November. AID.
cluded from all benefit of said estate
Given under my hano this 18th day of
November 1914. =, JAMES A. DuLANEY,
VICTOR s.. MERSCH. Register of Wills
for the District of Columbia, Clerk of the
Probate Court nooo % def
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.

TRUSTEES SALE Thursday November 80
1914, at > pm, In front of the build
ing, of improved property, located al
Berwyn. Prince Georges County, Mary
land. known as lots T. and 13, block
10. Addition TO Berwyn." as per plat re-
corded among the land records of Prince
B. D, S. No, |. folio "a, formerly knowr
as lot T. block, IS, "Berwyn." and alsc
known as premises No. 5016 Quebec St.
Berwyn, Maryland Terms OF sale; u
cash. - in six months and Is in twelve
months, or all cash. Cash deposit Of $500
required on day of sale. GEORGE H
CALVERT, Jr.. 5O7 St NV, Wash.
D. c.. and FRANK NJ. STEPHEN, Com
merce & Savings Bldg, Wash, D. C., ano
Hyattsyille, Md no25,.l1 %
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FUTURE.
ADAM A. ]

ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON. auctioneers
Household furniture, fine Wilton rugs
linen. embroidery, ornaments, Blankets
Nevada silver fiat tableware, draperies,
etc. by order Paul D. Elcan and j. w
Davidge, executors, estate Andrew Murray,
and from other sources. by auction. at
WeScherS, 9l5 E ST. NV. Friday, COM
mencing am; handsome Berkey & Gay
9-piece bedroom group, also bedrooms in
mahogany and walnut. dining and dinettes,
secretary, mirrored wardrobe. cedar chests,
odd chests of drawers dresSers, lamps,
beds, spiral and box springs, lnner-sprlng
mattresses, tables, chairs, fire extinguish-
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

DODGE, open express, I2-ton. dual
wheels. excellent mechanical condition
MARKET AUTO SERVICE, 623 H st. ne 8,
G.M.C. PICKUP, canopy top, 1897. "a
ton: excellent mechanical condition: good
St. ne. AT. 1900.
TRUCK. Chevrolet 1910 .a4-T.: panel
delivery; ceiling price. Can MR.. KIIG-
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STORES FOR RENT.

NEWLY REMoDELED STORE for rent,
goth and Penn. ave. NV. Apply CO.
LONIAL COFFEE SHOP, S32 Goth St NV.
STORES in parking shop center, available
for immediate occupancy. For inspection
call OR. 3460 weekdays, to 5.
IN HEAVILY DEVELOPED new Sc neigh
borhood, owner is equipped to construct T.
stores. particularly suited for independent
grocery, dellcatessen, hardware, drug,
valet, barber. etc. See Mr.. Norris
DI $500
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.

MODERN 3-BEDRM. HOME, in refined
neighborhood, good-size lot. fireplace and
oil heat furnished or unfurnished, prefer
brick construction: will pay $4,000 cash
from owner; value must not be inflated
beyond fair appraisal. Write full par
tlcularS to Box 3Sl-Z, Star.
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MONEY WANTED.

1 WILL SELL $2,400 second trust note for
5000 cash; also will sell $3.50 second
trust note for $3.50. Each note earns
SCI interest on payments made every month
and secured on Washington houses. RE.
1Q3J
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

Hotel, adjoining large auto ramp garage
size 25x126. Suitable for used-car lot or
open display. Low rent. Call Elton F.
Young, SHANNON & LUCHS CO., MA. 2345.
SECOND AND THIRD FLOORS, sos H
street Northwest: approximately 1900
square feet each floor; separately or to-
pethPr IL
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STUDIOS.

ART STUDIO, 81 #. long. lst floor: kitchen.
ette and baths telephone; Glen Echo car
stop at door, $50 mo. Key al Neam
1885 Beth st. NV.
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY,

Summer homes and building sites Write
for catalogue. Box II, Mayo, A. A. Co. Md
LAKE JACKSON. 12-m. lake, near Ma
lots. acreage. Write or call Manassas
Va. 1874.
DUCKING SHORE at Riverside; 1O5 acres,
90 a. good soil; 1,400 it. water 'front.' .
permanent blinds, 2 rowboats, outboa I'd
motor: fine shooting now; will sacrifice
Box 1865, Star.
NEW, attr 4-room and bath cottage, 81
miles out: complete plumbing, eec., scr
porch; sand beach, $3.50; terms. ME- 951O
A POSSIBLY INTERESTING investment
Several winterized cottages now occupied
by Offices of Patuxent Naval Air Station
Clubhouse and 9-hole golf course; swim
ming pool, tennis court and bathing beach;
may be purchased all or in part, subject
to circumstances. Ma. 327l.-
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LOTS WANTED.

n C.. MD, VA, for residential, CONNER
cia1 and industrial purposes. JAMES E.
MAHoNEY, Woodward n Bldg; xonargx RE ,aedtsd 4Il:
lots or acreage in D. c.. and Maryland;
We specialize in land development and
sales O. H. GARV1N. Earle Blds. Elk.
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED.

WE HAVE MANY CLIENTS with cash for
investment properties, 100000 and up;
business and apartments in D. C. pre-
ferred. o. H. GARVIN, Earle Bldg. EX.
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SUB. PROP. SALE OR RENT IVA.

BEAUTIFUL NURSING or convalescent
home: Is rooms, - baths, furn.; 40 mi. D
c.: near transp.; small town and famous
health spring; automatic heat; city con-
venienceS; > acres. AID. 0@53
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WAREHOUSES For SALE.

DOWNTOWN-To close estate brick, A.
story, . elev, side and rear alleys; over
10000 So it,, assessed for $4,000. Priced
$4,000. Prompt offer. WI. 2635.
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WANTED-South of D. c., acreage on No. /
highway suitable for gas station or gas
station built, or what have you? Box
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OFFICES FOR RENT

nished; r. HERNANDEZ. 11o7 Eye st. NV ~
OFFICE for rent; also desk space. L. j,
COWIE. 500 Eye st. NV
OFFICE SPACE suitable for physician or
able Immediately. AD S7Oo
$4,000 SO. FT., located in heart of down.
ton; lst floor suitable for display pur-
poses, includes parking and unloading
facilities; lease for long term to respon-
slble tenant. Box Biz, Star
OFFICE SPACE for rent. large and /
small room; reasonable downtown.
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STORES FOR SALE.

GROCERY STORE for sale; doing $1,000
VIII sell reasonable. For information call
Ii. 3O07 after pm.
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ouT-oE-Towk REAL ESTATE.

ATTRACTIVE 4-room home and 5ls acres s
raliey river and mountains: roomy porch
es, basement; 2 poultry houses, 20x50 t.
garage: sacrifice, $1,000; terms. w. h.
RRfJMRACK, Woodstock, Va.
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In preparing children for lining future
forget that they also lpe in the present.
Not This

and give Orleans" three distinct
syllables, thus: nyoo AWR- -lee-unz.
The "cajuns" of Louisiana are
descendants of the Acadian French
Acadia French: Acadie) is the
original French name of Nova
Scotia, settled by the French in 1904
Released by the Bell Syndicate, Inc.)
My pamphlet on Philippine Place
Names gives phonetic pronunciations,
called Philippines" must for your
serviceman in the Pacific. For a free
copy. send stamped t3c), self
addressed envelope to Frank Colby in
care Of The Evening Star
Evening star., 1944-11-29
SAII

AZ Chevrolet Aero Sedan. and h.
'42 Packard 81 Clipper sedan. r. and h.
'42 Packard IS" Clipper sedan, r. and h,
~ Buick Special sedan. T. and h.
a Pontiac .'8'' sedan coupe, r. and h.
Al Olds ''6'' sedan. hyd, r. and h.
Al Ford super de luxe Tudor, h.
40 La Sale club coupe, r. and h.
40 La Sale 49," sp. sedan, r. and h.
40 Chrysler ttraveler's) sedan. r. and h,
40 Oldsmobile torpedo sedan, r. and h
40 Clcs "6 sedan, r. and h.
40 De Soto de luxe sed., h. and ogerdrive
40 Packard IS" club coupe, r. and h.
Conyertibles:
3S Buick Sp. sedan, r. and h.
40 Buick super convertible sedan, r. and h.
40 Packard convertible coupe, r and h.
80 Buick Special conv'tible coupe. r. and h.
Many others in stock
HYATTSVILLE BUICK CO., WA ALL
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE tce.s.,

STUDEBAKER Champion club sedan, 1888;
radio, heater: excellent mechanical condi-
ton; good tires. MARKET AUTO SERVICE,
623 n ST. ne. AT. 1900
T-PASSENGER 1941 model rs Cadillac
sedan: a very clean car with low mileage
CAPITAL CADILLAC CO., 1922 22nd st
NV. Closed Saturdays and Sundays
FORMAL SEDAN, 1912 Cadillac, model rs
with dydromatic drive; a luxurious car;
300 mi. CAPITAL CADILLAC CO., 1929
Sundays.
1-PASSENGER 1910 Cadillac Imperial
sedan with partition and leather front
seat; this car is like new. CAPITAL
CADILLAC CO., 1929 2and st. NV. Closed
Saturdays and Sundays
TAXICAB, Plymouth 1899 for sale with
PUG. Call bet. and 8 pm. 1345 v st
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GARAGES WANTED.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE,

of to 8 trucks, preferably
with work space for mechanic. OR. 66i3
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LETTER-OUT

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rearrange to spell the word called for.
Print the letter opposite the word from
which you have removed 1t. If you have
''Lettered-Out" correctly you put out.
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FARMS FOR RENT.
FARMS WANTED.

FARM CABIN. rms, fireplace, no i'm
provements; l acre; near Clinton. Md
81 5 mo Call IA 3232 or Clinton $40.
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ACREAGE WANTED.

DESIRE CONTACT owner, agent; pi
Appointment. Metropolitan 0003
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apts have porches Near Rock Greek
Park. Well financed and attractive price
10 units on Conn. ave. uptown. Automatic
elevator and extremely low operating cost.
Excellent condition.
20 units. Excellent corner bldg in down
town area. Prewar rentals. Attractively
priced.
20 units and stores in business center
Very low operating cost Splendid invest
$50 units. 60-car garage beneath Swim
ming pool. Near Rock Creek Park.
HARRINGTON MANAGEMENT CO., 101S
Vermont ave. Ex. 6929.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-03-12
Cabbage Surplus
Strikes Valley

1t may be a good time TO talk of
kings, but it would be a good idea
to omit any reference to cabbages
in Imperial Valley this year.
Ycu see, there was a surplus Of
cabbage in Imperial Valley as well
as in practically every cabbage
growing area in the United States.
That made the growers feel gloomy
and start making efforts to get
the government to arrange some
means of inducing the dehydrators
to take up the slack.
The dehydrators agreed to buy
the cabbage at SIS a ton roadside
which made the growers feel pretty
good. They declared they would
feel still better when the contracts
3ere signed This arrangement
however, put the cabbage industry
on fairly good basis even though
it was not the princely affair OF
the last two years.
Imperial Valleys cabbage is good
and its production is a good solid
crop which normally nets the
growers a nice sum. The first
years OF the war boosted the cab
bage bushes away up and it was
a disappointment when it started
back to normal.
The cabbage acreage this year
was 2,267
Imperial Valley press., 1944-03-12

ell the labor offices of the state
and have men directed here who
are capable Of such work. The need
CT men in baling, moving and rak-
ing may become as critical as in
past years. he said.
The shortage of men will be
mainly due to the draft. he said,
because since the close of the 1913
season there has been no appre-
ciable influx of farm workers to
defense work. Prior to last year
men were attracted to the coastal
plants or forced to Sc due to the
impending draft. but we are not
losing men now to this cause.
From February Is to March Is
is the 1914 peak labor load in the
county. Garrigues reported. On the
basis of the peak load of the week
ending February II of this year he
estimated the daily pay roll of agri-
cultural workers to be nearly S70,-
600. Seasonal workers in sheds and
fields alone drew S55.000 approx
mately) per day. he estimated.
while tractor operators. mixers and
general year-around farm workers
drew approximately sis 600 He esti-
mated that the peak agricultural
labor load about March l would be
not more than 14,0C0 and that their
daily pay would top $4,000.
The past seasons low labor load
was August, 1913, when $3.50 were
employed in farming and most of
these were general year-around
workers, he said. Beginning in the
latter part OF March the labor peak
load will begin to drop and by the
first week in May will be several
thousand off the present peak. On
about May 20 the labor require
ments will go up again to a peak
in June. lasting until July. This
year, due to the increased canta-
loupe acreage. the labor load in
May may be higher in comparison
with previous years.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-03-12
WatsonviLIe Firm
Enters Valley

One of the new growers and
shippers in the valley this year is
the T. j. Matulich Company of
Watsonville. Under the direction
Of Hoover" Matulich the company
bought $50 acres of lettuce and
have dry-pack shipped it to eastern
and northern markets.
The company employed 25 in the
fields and pack under the brand
names of 'Fin-S-Pak' and Hoover"
labels. Approximately 100 cars
were shipped out of the Tallt by
this company.
At Watsonville and other places
the company also handles apples
and tomatoes. The local manager
has been IN the business two years
himself and sees great possibilities
of extending his activities in this
valley in coming seasons.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-03-12

Angeles ard San Diego in Cali
fornia
The numerous military installa-
tions and camps in the valley and
desert have increased the demand
for ice. which resulted in the recent
increase in daily production of the
El Centro plant of 100 tons to take
care of needs.
NEW EQUIPMENT
The recently accepted method of
blowing crushed ice on the pack
of loaded cars, to assure better
quality on delivery in consuming
centers, has created the need for
new machinery and delivery of ice
in this form.
It has two unique functions in
the protection Of shipment of let
tuce: u to keep it cool and crisp
Ell route, and 90 to keep it from
freezing on arrival in markets
where the temperatures are below
freezing.
Shortages have not been expe-
rienced in ice il The valley in spite
of labor shortages, material ration
ing, wage increases and Stricter
governmental restrictions and regu-
lations of industry.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-03-12

Although our office has not been
in operation long, We are able to
pre-determine labor conditions fair
ly accurately" he said. due to some
extent to the fact that the USES
office maintained records last
year,
SHORT OF LABOR
Last year the valley was short
of labor in hoeing and thinning op-
erations. The situation was critical
at times, Garrigues said. and much
of the work got behind. We used
volunteer labor of high school and
teen-age boys, who, though inexpe-
rienced, bridged the gap in Octo-
Der and November, 1912, especially.
To, forestall any future similar
conditions the farmers of Imperial
county organized an association and
contracted through the war food
administration for 1900 Mexican
nationals
These nationals proved very sat
loAdlVOiN d4l1 ltiltNCQ Tic ldDOI
situation. Since that time Imperial
Valley has had no serious labor
shortage problem, except during last
years ,carrot-tying season. During
last years hay season some hay
was lost Que to the inability to en-
ploy experienced help, Garrigues
said,
Last summer in previewing the
labor needs of the valley 1900
Mexican nationals were ordered for
this winters harvest and were to be
sent between october Is and Marcn
/. Although that number was ex-
pected to be needed, the valley
found that it didn't need that many
and ipreferred to give employment
to local and California migratory
workers. SO the order was Cancelled
on all but 300 of the nationals.
However, the remaining 1000 are
being held in allegiance in case a
shortage might develop unforeseen.
NOT NEEDED
The reason the -.at.onals were
not needed this year, according to
Imperial Valley press., 1944-03-12
Payroll Increases
$4,000 Workers Draw
Daily $4,000 Sum


o
a shortag IA
a in
demand
O
II
he hay Marh Is.
of
o Q
this work (many hay combine wOr have called the
ce.' he said
Imperial Valley press., 1944-03-12
Company Studies
Crop Methods

The George G.. Averill company
at Holtville maintains a scientific
approach to the growing and pack
ing of cabbage and lettuce.
Study of the best fertilizing meth
eds and plant growth of these two
crops has resulted in maintaining
a definite quality standard as well
as increase in quantity grown. The
studies are maintained under the
supervision of c. L. Searcy, manager
of the company, who can cite def
mite values and increasing yields
from this research.
During the present season the
company will have placed their
labels of DE ANA" and Lady in
Red" on crates packed from 400
acres of lettuce and 200 acres of
cabbage.
The modern shed at Holtville has
been improved the past year and
in the shed more than 35 workers
are employed, depending upon the
season. with peak of 200 workers
in the fields growing and harvest
ing these two crops.