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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-24
HOUSES FOR sALE-EASr


ANNOTT. ? blocks north Of 7 Mile
New 4 rooms. bath. dinette, large
attic, basement $500 down. O. @.
Knapp. TW. 2-oO50.
BARGAIN. VAN DYKE-g MILE
Sec, arms. and bath, complete +.
unity room large lot fenced good
condition possession 80 days; only
50. $50, $3.50 down
ALSO, Oak ST, 10 Mile See. large
rooms; living room and kitchen plas-
tered, balance finished. attic. stair
way; water. electric Very clean; lot
66xie0, S2,750, $3.50 down, $50 mo.
Plenty others.
IRWIN. KIGHT a HINES. INC.
22lla Van Dyke ST., $3.50
BARGAIN Modern rms. 5 bed
rooms, fun basement. 2-csr ga
gage. near sh Mile. Van Dyke. Inn
mediate possession; viii sacrifice !.
So. 500. terms
ALSO i-room fun bath lots Ask
1877; owner drafted. must sell this
week $3.50 $500 down. S25 mo.
FRANK S KRONECK. Realtor.
23if0 Van Dyke, Phone Center Line
1890.
BARGAIN -VavAnti s647 Chalmers !.
Van Dyke district 3 bedrooms +;
bath, furnace basement; 2-car ga
81 ~ 60 fRNt AfANllN
II } HESSE. Reait0r
i2iaa Eight-Mile4 AR $685.
BARGAIN WOODLAND. g7g5. near
1ratiot; 5 rms. basement, furnace
new roof, side drive. double garage
-, 800, $1,000 dn, S25 mo. BY APP
pointment only owner. Plngree 43i3,
BARGAINS 7 rms tile bath. So
675, rms, lots; 50, ifttt.. . rtfts--..
2 acre S2.623.- , rms. 80 II. lot /.
Si,auu.
II J. HEssE. Realtor
i2i95 Eight-Mile- Arr 1865
BEAcONsFiELD Near Warren
brick colonial. rooms. gas A. c.
heat drive. garage; bargain
r. JEFFERSON REALTY LIE. 1890
COMFORTABLE cottage: rooms :
only so ZOO, 81 20o down. S25 mo-,
near Harper s Mi. city transporta-
ton; immediate possession. Boyer
Real Estate. 2oaii Harper.
DEQUINDRE-7-Mile see rooms
brickote stoker heat; garage: ex-
TIA IS A--lai- included So 500. 81, sou
down. HUCK. AR. 94a5
DlCKERSON. near Freud. rooms.
stoker hot air. natural fireplace,
carpeting. IN excellent condition. "a
f JEFFERSON REALTY LIE. 1890
FAIRVIEW. off Warren-s-rm. CO.
lonial. extra nice. immediate POS
session rea buy. owner must sell
See now. Can Mr.. Bennett, Pingree
1900
Hannah Real Estate Exch, Inc.
HELEN, Mr.. KIRBY
i0-room single, 7 bedrooms new fur
mace; soft lot. 2-car garage;
priced for quick sale. So. 400. with
- 500 down shown by appi. only.
Milton Buck UN 3-7700
Hannah Real Estate Exch.. Inc.
-HttPP -AyENItE
I rms and 40 r. 10, Van Dyke -
Mile section, owner leaving city; bar
gain, 81 500 cash
II HFSSF. Reanor
22o50 Van Dyke ST. $500
LlNNHURST l5425-VACANT' 4
rms and dinette years old
garage; iG-n. lot IS $50 Pingree
i263 Broker
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WYANDOTTE

Fifteenth 81 at Northhne. Attractive
Pa t-f.e4 :, duplex lFSlesf hedznans
and bath up. dining. living rooms,
kitchen down $500 down. move right
in. Call John Quinlsn. Cherry 4S2l
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DINE AND DANCE
EAT AT SHORES
1920 WEST WARREN
PERSONALS

4 DETECTIVE service. 1 o. s
licensed Industrial, commercial and
private missing persons. etc Mel
1900
a LIQUOR habit stopped AZ home. Ar
mold 246i Nat Bank Bldg. RA. 1854
AFTER THIS date I am nor re-
sponsible for debts contracted hy
my wife Lena. D0mink Tarquinlo.
lLul IuLLnrl
GALL KLENZ Recommended by
users Gallstuncs Liver: Gall
BLADDER Gas; Stomach. Town
send f-f7f0
HAIR REMOVED FpRENEI1-Ssfe.
fast, inexpensive. Lifetime guaran-
tee Doctors references ElectrOlysis
Clinic Townsend s-3iii
PILES AND CHRONIC DISEASES
sucrc sful Office treatment While
Doctor De swa'ie Re,tsl Clinic
hTi5 Second M Palmer. TR. i-72i2
'RHEUMATIsMH 7r+eayea Try Thcfmo
P8c Mineral Treatment Products.
2ii5 Cass, TO 6-6323 ca T6tfA
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SHARE LIVING QUARTERS

EteHfDvGRAND RIVER Mother
and daughter will share slX-room
upper or board two people nice
lAtEe clean room. TYler 5l1sn
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BOARD AND ROOM

BOARD and room. single beds. home
cooking, help yourself Sll week.
g5 Parsons
FORRER 1s50s Greenfield seven
MilcD Room board new home.
Vermont s-741O
FOURTEENTH Grand River section
two refined young ladies'. twin
beds three meals home privileges
day shift only Temple 22s25
GIRLS Field. iOie. near boulevard
home cooking three meals lunches
packed excellent transportation ~
Packard's Hudson's Budd's Briggs
day or night workers. no afternoon
shift Sl2 Olive 66i5
MELDRUM. 4726- Room and board
for 70 near -Packards home privi-
leges good transportation OF. 1911.
ROOM and board women defense
workers quiet home steam heat
Twinbro0k 1f11E -
VAN DYKE, 340O-Mack comforta-
bic room. mother and girl Will
care for child while mother works.
lNanhoe 1854
wINDER. i2o tWoodwsrdJ [c0m-
Portable rooms, excellent meals ,
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OWL MOVING co.

PAC1FlC-Clean vans two men q
hour, anywhere locally, o3l(
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BERT BAKER


" r. ST fftf41f-- liant
Goo1 lohs now opeu for men with or
without meuutact * plant experience
BENCH WORK
LIGIII- AACH4a-E- seoRk
lABQktlts
C5rUT1 WKTIF-S - HOUR WEEK
SO SUNDAYS
AMERICAN BEAkFBTOK DIV.
MERRITT STREET AT McklNSTRN
WINDOW cleaners for residential
work Apply IAN Bright Window
CIeenHs Co., 72Sj Philip. Arlington
YOUNG man 90 Learn serucing OF
fYrewrtsIs perm pos Underwood
tsIa.t Fisher 1918 Gnswold Bird 4,
r0LDEEp NEN
fnct men and plr'efs essential
tt-ifistEs 2t--.tA. l+-f-p-und sock
aoe Haa af,fr the Uai pas evcrs
NrDk ARMY 20 person Ward-LaklnE
$500 Ia'eIa
COLONEL man mr loading pipe
stes15 eU s-holr neek. g0c per
ruar snf overtime over fn hours We
7-r rr--7r'C w7U VIM
pefraHrrl i'D. Apply lJV
c1ioffn mon Faurr crsft exempt.
trl tflrtf'nH excellent nFrnr-
" rfuarer- postwar position T.
Ca SALARY ANA cav expense.
COM NraI'A LlHn Co... ii0t
C0inHtu c1f eashcrs wanted.
s.ee "rft - af E8rt 'imc lfi
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WALDEN-TR. f.st70
FLATS FOR SALE

EMERSON. near Jefferson. SO. g.,
-a+E- heat 81 SIT ySU7 DOWN
F. JEFFERSON REALTY, If 1890
FREDERICK. 1880 near Chene IL
rooms, 3fsmily income SIS bar
gain Tor cash. BY appointment Cor
rlck 1920 Harper Fuxer0 = s4tti
HANCOCK. Fast. 558T, 80, part
base nient garage. 81 500. s. 600
down. Autosktswicz. Piazza su22.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-24
Stenoqrapher
STFNOGRAPHER

--r-rr7-r r-rTrfT employ
rr0' overtime super Tool Company
t6Al Hoover road
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-24
SITUATIONS wANrED-MALE

EXPERIENCED colored man wishes
ianitor work. part time only
Randolph O0If
MANS. white. steady, ambitious
many yrs. experience supervisory
machine shop, inspection dept labor
mana cement r-isrtf--rf~- trrrrtr-rr7 ma
chineTy layout I'm 2-s27s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-24
VACANT LOTS ron SALE

BUY state owned properties. See
your real estate broker.
PALMER WOODS. LOT lOOxi6i
Beautiful residence section. $40. 900
restriction. Bargain. 81, $50. hudson
Broadway Co IRA Q7OC
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-24
HOUSES FOR SALE

ALLEN PARh
Beautiful and bedrms homes
spacious. We'll buIt 5000 moves YOU
IN terms 90 suit Howard Leaner.
At fiua
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-24
LOANS ON REAL ESTATE
MORTGAGES

AT ~ q Ins CO funds for good
mtg loans land contracts bought.
I'd Henkel. Hammond Bldg. CA. 265k
MORTGAGES
WHITE COLORED MORTGAGE
NONf-T. ffTrrn ars-cta.---sA 7247
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-24
COLORED-1Oco DOWN

CoLoRED-339 Hendricks. lovely
rms. In each fiat VIII pay for
itself-A good buy. Cooperate. Call
Igsei pingree 1900.
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100 DOWN
S273 HUBBELL@VACANT

OPEN IL TO
Real buy Don't wait / yr: rms
-r-eorfr..7 ttir features; dinrtte; futl
attic. basement 40. TOT street
-pAXed-QnlY- s. Ian-nn Ella. Ssan an
RRIfTON REALTY-NE k.T230
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-24
Suburban Real Exiais les Sole

ATTRACTIVE NEW HoME-T,i:
bath and shower; T.ar'it+onsd base
men' n. A coal furnace. Put $50
down and move IN GROSSMAN, cor.
Van Born and wayne hds.. Wayne
s20 or y3st2 < Telegraph, between
Michigan and Van Born. Dearborn
1895.
PLEASANT RIDGE
Lovely 3bedrm. Dutch colonial. auto.
heat screened porch. garage. beau
TRULY isndscsped priced under
81 900; Immediate occupancy. Jun.
l-A3pN
L.y lfIsD NJ TT ADJ
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-24
MOVING. STORAGE, Cur,ooe
IIVERNOls MnVING

Loads 20 and from Ohio Indiana.
lllipois, Pennsylvania West Virginia,
New York Michigan storage Of
treproof construction
Qla1 IINERNnIH-H RRan
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Situations Wunied-remale

BUNDLE Washing Specializing cur
tains experienced laundress Cash
and Garry. University 3-liie.
BUNDLE Washing. shirts. Curtains.
experienced laundress Cash Garry.
Townsend 6-22l2. evenings
BUNDLE Washing Expert ironer.
cash sfd -cs-ry. ouTJ tsceCt1wuUt
z s4sF-83fbp
EXPERIENCES colored lady wishes
DAYS, hotel work or rooming
house Temple 2 1909
EXPERIENCED colored lady wishes
days, cleaning; SIS and carfare.
Townsend S-S --------
GIRL wishes work in private family .
stay ntghts Thursday. Sunday off.
500 week Townsend 6-6243.
REFINED colored girl wishes part
time employment. no laundry.
Townsend 6-05ih,
WALL washer Thoroughly expert
enced done neatly. best 81 refer
ences Trinity 2-097i
COLORED woman wishes ironing
private home. or laundry by day
or week experienced shirt ironer
Randolph 1899
COLORED girl wishes five lays, good
cook excellent laundress stay until
after dinner " necessary Temple
1850
COLORED girl wants JOB as delivery
truck driver Cadillac 0357 Mary.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-24
REAL ESTATE WANTED

AN all-cssh deal FOR your property.
Appraisal, call Victory, We. 7-ss7o.
ALL CASH OFFER IN "a HOURS
We buy s-hats, terraces. apis. ETC..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-24
EDUCATIONAL

SPECIAL switchboard. SIS: recep-
tionis' ming. typewri;ing and
comptometer practice free Butter
switchboard School, 1927 David StOti
Building Cherry 2O31
Imperial Valley press., 1944-12-06
Navy Announces
Loss of Ships

WASHINGTON, Dec. 6. CUP)-
The navy has announced the loss
of the American .,ili.Ilunition ship
Mount Hood, two minesweepers,
and a landing craft in the central
Pacific and a motor torpedo boat
off the Philippines.
The Mount Hood blew up acci-
dentally at an advance base in the
central Pacific. The other vessels
were lost as the result of enemy
action.
These vessels were YMS-l9 and
YMS-385 (minesweepers), Lei 60
-459 dancing crafD and PT-363
(motor torpedo boat.
The landing craft had been con-
yerted into a gunboat. None of its
crew perished. The vessel, COM
manded by 1t. (jg) John R. Rawn,
OF Columbus, Chio, was supporting
the landings OF the marines on Pei
eliu Wien the Japanese fire ex-
plode6 the bow.
Skipper of the mineSweeper YMS
-l9 was 1t. John K. Mahaffey.
Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, who told
of his vessel hitting a Japanese
mine, exploding and sinking in less
than two minutes. Eight men and
an officer were lost.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-12-06
ID. p. Writer Gives Views
On Nozis Holding Out

the process just as slow and costly
to the Allies as possible.
Transportation still is a major
problem due to the few channel
ports which are in working order,
thus forcing the great majority of
supplies to land ever open beaches.
AS the offshore weather becomes
worse it makes the unloading haz-
ardous.
The months which the Allied air
force spent in beating up the rail-
roads and destroying bridges, rolling
stock and installations now cause
the Allies many transport head
aches.
General Dwight D. Eisenhower
has men. commanders and equip
ment all of proved ability in suffi-
cient numbers along the 350-mile
western German front but supplies,
equipment and requirements in ade-
ouate numbers plus the extra mar
gin to assure q swift victory at a
minimum cost in casualties still are
not here.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-12-06

joyed access to the most and best
latest military information.
This non-armchair survey at
tempts to place the situation in the
proper perspective. The nearer one
gets TO the fighting fronts the more
one learns that it undoubtedly will
require some months yet to crush
Germany militarily. The closer one
comes under direct enemy fire tie
more one learns that the Germans
are not a broken force but still are
capable OF rugged fighting.
But Germany's position is mill
tarily hopeless based on the overall
situation. Germany can't possibly
win the war on the battlefield. The
Germans lack the necessary mini
mum manpower.
Germany lacks adequate raw ma
terials to carry on. The Nazi oil and
fuel situation daily becomes mere
precarious. The Reich's industrial
and economic structure is sagging
without any hopes of recovery. The
loss of the Ruhr virtually will halt
Germany's means of waging war.
Mounting Allied pressure closing in
on Germany from all sides cannct
be denied.
The Germans now are fighting all
alone as a warning power against
the combined might of America,
Russia. and British empire, France
and the occupied countries at the
end OF five and half years of total
war. Hitler's military machine is
fighting almost without an air force.
1t is becoming tco thin at TOO many
vital points.
This doesn't mean, however, that
the fighting is all over or that gi-
gantic home-front efforts and all
out battles won't be required. It
does seem to rule out victory in Eu-
rope this year. II anyone doubts the
Germans still are resisting tena-
ciously, they should study the casu-
alties or appreciate the fact that
some of our crack armies. even after
bitter fighting, advance less than a
mile per day during carefully
planned and well-executed often
sives.
The Germans are using all their
old-time skill in retreating TO make
Imperial Valley press., 1944-12-06
ERSKlNE s,s A>1IxxxAx>@d
JOHNSON HI

Reno, Nevada
Il don't do those things for money
any more" he says. II just get a
kick out of it,"
ODD JOB MAN
Until he turned to acting he kept
the wolf from the door by writing
for radio. escorting movie stars on
war bond tours and other odd jobs.
Until he made name for himself
in the wacky department, Jim
worked for several airlines as a
traffic manager and owned record
your-voice studio in Washington,
d. c.
He discovered there was money
in the unusual one day when n
customer brought in that canary
that could sing Yankee Doodle
Dandy" The canary died just before
starting a $50c-a-week engagement
at New York's swank Rainbow
Room.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-12-06

After selling an ice box TO an
Eskimo and finding a needle in a
haystack, Jim Moran found it COM
paratively simple 10 sell himself to
Hollywood as a S100-a-day actor.
Jim is unhappy. though. Holly
wood wouldn't let him get a hoot
evil drunk. If Jim isn't doing some-
thing wacky that other people
would be dragged off to the BOBBY
hatch for. he finds life very dull.
He is playing a role at RKO in
the Boris Karloff picture The Body
Snatcher." from the Robert Louis
Stevenson story. So he called up the
publicity department and said he
had a great idea TO publicize the
picture.
He told them: For years people
have been saying He was as drunk
as a hoot OWL But no one knows
how drunk a hoot owl can get. Or
even if a hoct owl can get drunk.
$50 let's rent hoot owl, or buy
one. and We'll both get drunk to-
gether. Then we'll prove. once and
for all, whether a man can get as
drunk as hoot OWL
But the studio legal department
get wind of the idea and ruled it
out. There would be complaints, the
attorney said, from the Humane So
ciety and the w. C. T. U.at least.
HIS REPERTOIRE
You've probably heard before
about Jim and his wacky stunts.
The first one to make headlines was
a trip to Alaska with SIS ice box
to sell to an Eskimo. On q stopover
in Chicago, Jim talked the National
Association of Ice Manufacturers
into spons oring his trip for $4,000,
A few months later he had two
truckloads of hay dumped into a
Washington, D. C., vacant lot,
tossed in needle and proceeded to
hunt for it. Ten days later he found
it, All he made that time was his
salary for national radio hookup.
Which wasn't hay" he recalls.
Since then he has made the head
lines regularly by introducing, as q
movie press agent a siX-legged
turkey for large families, getting
half of his body suntanned in Flor
ida and the other half suntanned in
California, owning half interest in
a canary that could sing a verse and
two choruses Of Yankee Doodle
Dandy" going whale hunting on
San Francisco Bay and. just before
the November election, changing
horses in the middle of the stream
in the Truckee river just outside
Imperial Valley press., 1944-12-06
By VIRGIL PINKLEY

WITH THE ALLIED ARMIES
INSIDE GERMANY, Dec. 6. up
Six principal factors keep the pow
eI.ful Allied armies from smashing
over the Rhine and then battering
their way quickly into Berlin.
They are:
G) Stiff, stubborn, capable Ger
man resistance.
% Lack of full quota of supplies
along the fronts, particularly shells
and gasoline.
90 The wea her, which frequently
denies the Use of overwhelming Al
lied air superiority and makes en-
ployment of tanks difficult.
"a The terrain.
80 Transportaticn difficulties. es-
pecially lack of ports plus long sup
ply lines.
90 The will of the German peo-
pie, thus far. to resist, including
standing up to the pulverizing Allied
air bombardment.
COVERS WHOLE FRONT
These conclusions are reached as
o result of covering the various
fronts by jeep, afoot and by. air
craft, being under artillery, mortar
and shell fire, and experiencing air
b o m b q d m e n t, strafing, flyiri5
bombs and V-2's.
During these travels I had extern
sive talks with land and air force
generals and men OF all ranks. I
studied confidential reports and en-
Imperial Valley press., 1944-12-06
Americans Held
War Prisoners
Return Speedily

News rules governing the return
of prisoners of war were announc-
ed this week by the American Red
Cross.
All military personnel who have
been prisoners of war for 60 days
or more. or whose condition re-
ouires it, will be returned to the
United States as soon as possible
after being freed unless they ask
to remain overseas. The Red Cross
was informed that they will be CIV
en- priority to return over all other
casual personnel except the sick
and wounded.
1t was understood that the rul-
ing applies to prisoners of war
freed either before or after the de-
feat of Germany.
Red Cross officials recalled re-
turn to the United States of lOl5
American airmen who had been
interned in Bucharest and were
freed when Rumania surrendered.
A little more than a month after
the surrender the fliers were back
in New York preparing to start for
their homes on 30-day leaves and
furloughs. Rumania capitulated
August % and the air force men
who had been forced or shot down
in raids on the Ploesti oilfields
were flown to Italy by Fifteenth
air force bombers on August 80 and
September !, two weeks before the
formal signing of the armistice by
Russia and Armenia on September
~. They arrived in New York on
G converted liner September 26.
These men received their back
pay which hao been accumulating
in their accounts ever since they
were reported missing.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-12-06
VITA Holds Price
On SUGAR Beets

WASHINGTON, Dec. 6. up
The War Food Administration
Wednesday told representatives Of
the sugar beet industry that no
change will be made in the an
nounced l945 price support pro-
gram for beetS.
AT a meeting of rs producers and
professors from all principal beet
growing states, Earl C. Wilson, head
OF the Commodity Credit Corp. Su-
gar division, went over the program
under which government would
guarantee growers $3.50 a ton and
give professors supplemental pay
ments to compensate for increased
costs without increasing the price
of sugar to the consumer. The same
program was in effect this year.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-12-06
Imperial County
Debt Total
Now S2,511,5qb

Bonded debt of the county and
other local governments in Impe-
rial county totaled S2,51l,59 on
June &c. l943, the California Tax
payers association said Wednesday
at the close o. a survey of the
bonded debts of local governments
in California.
This was an average of S44.77 per
person.
The association said the total
bonded debt of the county was made
up of S943,O00 for the county gov
ernment, s780,300 for the cities.
S474.000 for the school districts, and
for special districts. Asso-'
citation officials said the total of
special districts was not complete
as some Of them do not report
to any central agency.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-12-06
SUE FOR DAMAGES

Suit for $3.50 damages and return
of a palomino gelding or $780, said
to be the value of the animal, were
asked in suit filed by Herbert and
Cleota McMiiian against William
Ticer. The plaintiffs said the de-
fendant has possession Of the horse
and refused to give it up. ~ ''"
Imperial Valley press., 1944-12-06
L. S. AGENCY SEES VIOLATION
OF LAW IN CIGARET DEARTH
WASHINGTON, Dec.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 6. (UP)Z
A federal trade commission spokeS-
man said, after a meeting of the
commission, that the group is con-
vinced there are violations of the
federal antitrust laws in connection
with the current cigaret shortage.
The spokesman said FTC inves-
tigators already are looking into
the shortage and trying to deter
mine its causes, and that if their
inquiries uncover definite viola
tions of the law formal complaints
will be issued.
He said there was no indication
how long it would take to gather
necessary evidence, but that the
commission realized that time is
OF the essence" in the matter and
that it would expedite its actions
tc the utmost.
Oak trees grow to their greatest
size in the Ohio valley, according to
aypartc
Imperial Valley press., 1944-12-06
Imperial Valley Press

Esrapnsneo Apr.i 20. 1901.
Published evenings except Saturday
and Sunday. In combination with the
Sunday POSlrRESS. by the Imperial
Valley Publishing Company. CPS State
St. FL Ceniro, Calf. sat
Paul Jenkins. Publisher
ard President.
Member United Press, California News
paper, Publishers Assn. West Holiday
Co. Inc. national representatives
Rates. dncluding sunday -Press):
Single copy Sc; carrier paid-in-ad-
vance: l month. 81 90; 3 months,
S2.75; G months, S5.25. ! wear. 5000.
BY Mail: / month, S1.0O: 2 months,
$3.50; 6 months. $3.50; l year. $500.
Outside of California, S1.OO per month
flat. as':t.
Entered at FL Centro, Calf, post
office as End class r,ail. y
Imperial Valley press., 1944-12-06
MAKE YOURSELF HEARD
IN WASHINGTON!

The effective make position Washington
personally attend the Thursday
this meeting, officers of the Imperial County TODAY
the quickest de the the
should
friends their that the
shall not be permitted Imperial
The objective of this meeting protest possible naon
Imperial Valley the threat
themselves
will be released What do do? Resolve
meeting.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-11

49,. Ha..s.s ~ - VIZ 'i.|iss-A
Starlet Sheila Ryan,
who won the title,
"Girl With the
Perfect Profile"
feeding the fish in
the pool of her
Hollywood home
with the aid of
Nanuk, her Siberian
SamOyede. This and
other photos on
this page were taken
by Nat Dallinger,
HOilywo0d's fore
most photographer.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-09-21
Bowling
Leagues
MACOMB RECREATION
Kings and Queens

King Read (2) l547; A. Ku-
kuk AT.
King George % 1869; H.
Koth, 504.
King Roberts Cd 1862; R.
Gies (225) 5l1.
King Fire (2) 1900; c. Rat
zow, 472.
King Arthur tO) 1912; H.
Dryer, 428.
King Donnie CD 1852; Tony
Prins, 525.
King Louie (2) 1879; Clara
Schwandt 48l.
King Darling Cd 1899; NJ.
Darling, 435.
Bath City League - p ----
Kiwanis (4) 1851; o. Nickel
All.
Young Business Men CO.. 2141
L. Irving 458.
Fellowcraft a. 2O46; w. Stief
425.
Eagles CO.. 1913; S. Chapman
1872.
Rotary CD 2246; Berridge 481.
High Twelve Cd 2156; Vladeff
443.
Board of Commerce (2) 2433;
D. Meddaugh (23D $50.
Lions GU 1857; B. Moore 5O2.