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The Omaha guide., 1945-04-07
NEGRO ARCHITECT WINS FIRST
PRIZE IN NATION WIDE
CONTEST
by verna Arvey

Exclusively Hollywood, (Calvins
News Service). First prize in a
nationwide competition for the
Practical Miracle Postwar Home
has gone to Ralph Vaughn, young
colored architect who is now a SEN
ior set designer al MGM studios in
Culver City. California.
The contest was held by THE
PRACTICAL BUILDER, a trade
journal published in Chicago for
contractors. realtors and so on,
and the first prize amounted to one
hundred dollars. n article about
Mr.. Vaughn appeared in the Febr-
uary issue of the magazine. For
this contest, Mr.. Vaughn simply
sent in photographs of the home he
designed and built for himself and
his family. along with sketches of
what he intends to do to it after the
war is over. This home is located
at 2171 West Goth Place. in Los An
geles.
Immediately after the
ment of thai prize, Mr.. Vaughn won
honorable mention in a nationwide
competition held by the Colotyle
Company Gin Seattle) for a CLAM
orous and vet practical bathroom.
Ralph Vaughn came TO Los Angel
es from Washington, De- and was
for a time associated with Paul Il
Williams, architect of established
reputation. Later, he began his
work at the Culver City film stud
10. and while there has designed the
tallest building on the MGM lot,
and the longest scenic backing ev-
er made at MGM.
The Omaha guide., 1945-04-07
2 Omaha Boys in Eng. Battalion in Italy Receiving Concentration

that the Battalion is zone Of the
few with mixed ersonnel pand has
never had any serious racial dis
turbances." It boasts also more
rated Negro personnel than any
other Special Battalion. The entire
r~ecreational set-up including oper-
alton Of a movie theatre is manag-
ed and run by Negro enlisted men
achievements are attributed
mainly to the fairness of the COM
manding officers, 1t. Commander
F. NJ. Poole, and Lit. d. w. John
son. executive officer.
Facts about the men who brought
in SAT new NAACP memberships is
as follows a. D Brown, we, a ma
tive of st, Petersburg, Florida, was
formerly Civilian occupation school
teacher at iGbbs High Schooi, as
sistant director Of the NAACF
Youth Council and is now besides
an assistant to the Chaplain, a tea
cher in the Armed Forces Institute
21st Special Bn.
Walter Hightower. Jr.. Education
al yeoman &c, is a native of Hen
derson, Texas. and a former student
of Bishop College,; p. J. Key NAM
&c, Bn. mail clerk, is from Cora
opolis, Penn, is a former mail car
rier and an active NAACP member
S. o. Allen BM &c, Bn., master-at-
Arms, lived formerly in Savannah
Georgia.
The Omaha guide., 1945-04-07

Two Omaha boys, Pvt. Richard
Gibson. 2212 Charles Street. and
T-5 Raymond f.. Coleman, 2S0S
Miami ST., both serve with the a
bOve outfit.
The first assignment came immed-
lately following the landing. One
company was sent to a base soon to
be enlarged by them into n Of the
most important bomber fields in It
ally. Another company learned that
this is not just an American war
when they were located at a Royal
Air Force base needing recondition-
ing. The balance Of the unit start
ed repairs on hangar and building
installations at one of the large
Nazi-abandoned airfields.
If they had expected glamor and
excitement they were disappointed
for it was hard, unromatic work =
The Omaha guide., 1945-04-07
LAST RITES HELD
FOR MRS.
Succumbed before She
Could Get Back Home

Funeral services were held for
Mrs. Nora Mary Gordon, 65, of 1882
North 2Sth Street, Thursday after
noon from Pilgrim Baptist Church,
win burial in Forest Lawn.
Surrounded by many beautiful
floral pieces, showing the respect
and admiration for her. held by her
Eeighbors and many friends, the
body laid in state at her home. We'd
nesday until the funeral hour.
Mrs. Gordon died Friday after
noon at the Union Station just
shortly after she had been assisted
off the train on her return home
from a visit in Wynne, Arkansas.
She is survived by her husband
John; daughters, Johnnie, Mrs. Thear-
is Wiley, Mrs. Lummie Jones Mrs.
Ida Wiley; son, Booker; sisters, Mrs
Lily B Stewart, all Of Omaha and
one sister, Mrs. Sarah Hobbs, Colt,
Ark; brothers, Johnny Num-. Gary
Ind. and Archie Mum of Colt. Ark.
and grandchild, Mrs. Mildred Dill
lard of Omaha.
Myers funeral home was in charge
The Omaha guide., 1945-04-07

ional Council for a Permanent FE
PC that David Dubinsky, President
International Ladies Carmen work
erst Union which is composed Of
Jewish italian and Negro workers
has supported the fight for the
Bills in Congress, S 101 and H. R.
1922 for a permanent FEPC finan-
ciaIly and morally from the very
beginning of the effort to get an
FEPC law passed. Brother Dublin
sky did not only have the Union
contribute five thousand dollars to
the National Council for a Perman-
ent FEPC last year but has given
of his time in attending conferences
and developing plans to put over
this important bread and butter
measure for the minorities. of which
the Negro people are the largest in
the country.
The Omaha guide., 1945-04-07
21st Special Battalion
Seabees Send $3,136
To the NAACF.

New York-The largest check ev-
er received from a naval group
was sent into the national office
NAACP from the 21st Special Con-
struction Battalion in the amount
of 1916. The memberships were
the result CT a campaign directed
by L. D. Brown. Y2-c, chairman,
and his assistants Walter High
tower. Jr., Y3-c; P. ]. Key, NAM &c
and S. D. Allen, BIN &c.
Especially creditable is the report
The Omaha guide., 1945-04-07
SENATOR SPEARS

l want you to meet Senator j.
Texas who is not only sponsoring a
bill to outlaw discrimination a.
gainst the brown-skinned Mexican
Americans numbering one-sixth OF
the states population, but who is
leading the fight in the state leg
islature to prevent passage of a
measure which would get around
the U. S. Supreme Court decision
permitting Negroes to vote in the
Democratic primaries.
The words that Senator Spears
, spoke on the floor of the Texas
Senate will be heard over Dixie
as long as the shots that were fired
at Bunker Hill were heard all over
the world:
"The question Of Negroes voting
n been pretty well settled. 1
have no objection to Negroes yot-
ing.'
Later on, | understand, Senator
spears was heard to say that
Negroes walk around on two
feet, and paid two taxes like every
oody else. Therefore, they ought
to vote like everybody else"
SENATOR ROGERS
Mex L want you to meet Senator
Woodville Rogers who also comes
from San Antonio but who used ~
pick cotton with my mother when
they were kids growing up in the
North Texas blackland. Dixie fash
ION, we still call Woodville Rogers
senator" although he is no long
er a member of the legislature but
is serving as chairman OF the Ieqts-
Iat1ve division Of the
state committee.
"The only way to disfranchise
IN Negro is to fight the Civil
war all over again., so WoodviIIa
Rogers told a newspaperman in
austin last week. And Woodville
Rogers has been faithful to democ-
racy in Dixie by leaving his law
practice to come down to Austin
n lobby against the "~lily-wh1te,
vote bill.
SENATOR NcGINTY
Last but not least, meet State
Senator J Roy McGinty Of Calhoun
Georgia, who co-authored the biII
that repealed Georgia's Doll tax
just a few weeks ago. Speaking
Tor the right of Negroes to vote in
the primaries, McGinty is recorded
by Norfolk Journal and Guide Col
umnlst Albert Hinton as saying:
1T is neither Justice nor de-
)mocracy to require Of the Negro
all the obligations of citizenship
and deny him the rights or cItiz-
enshfp."
Pretty soon, all Of US are going
% be exercising all the rights AZ
well as all the obligation Of citiz-
The Omaha guide., 1945-04-07
by s-sgt. julius C. Thomas

With the AAF Engineer Command
in Italy-Just a year g a battal-
ion of Negro aviation engineers de-
barked at an Italian port. To its
members it was the beginning of
the adventure of war. They well
knew their mission-to construct
and maintain airfieIds. But they
did not know the myriad related
duties they would have to peEform
to keep the Mediterranean Allied
Air Forces on the wing.
The Omaha guide., 1945-04-07
Nebraska Power Co..
Stockholders Hold
Annual Meeting
REFLECT Is MEMBERS TO
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
FOR COMING YEAR


Omaha, Nebraska, April 3-At the
annual meeting of the stockholders
Of Nebraska Power Company held
in Augusta, Maine. yesterday, the
fifteen members of the Board of Di-
r~ectors were elected to serve for the
coming year. TIL company, a Maine
corporation, was sold last Deem
Der 26 to Omaha Electric Commit
tee, Inc, a non-profit corporation
chartered in Nebraska.
Three out-state Nebraskans, and
two Augusta men were elected.
Omahans chosen are: j. E. David
son who is president of the COM
pany; T. H. Maenner, insurance
broker and present board chairman
Gerald Collins, South Omaha Law
yer; State Senator Sidney j. Gull
bingham, real estate broker; Gould
Dietz, retired; Dennis Radford. Jr.,
State agent for Lincoln National
Life Insurance Company; and w
G. Fraser. w. W. Wenstrand, Bern
ard Stone and Edward F. Leary.
Omaha attorneys.
Out-state members are Emil z
Wolf. North Bend Banker; DR.. B
H Baer of Ashland, and Reed o.
Hanlon, State Commander Of the A
merican Legion.
Also elected were Ernest l.. Nc
Lean and George H. Hunt, Augusta
lawyers.
The Omaha guide., 1945-04-07
Z Should 3. 2C4
Be Repealed?

LIB. 2O4 neve has had its conNitutonaIty tested in the courts Naturally, bank
es would hesitate to buy bonds of a public power district established under a
law whose conshtutonaity has OF been tested. A decision from the courts
may O ONE for years. That delay is costing yo the user Of electricity, over
TWo Million Dollars every year.
The Omaha guide., 1945-04-07

During 81 years Of nip
and-tuck down here in
Dixie, I've run around
with a lot Of folks. Most
of 'em were good folks
and it is because Of them
that | write this column
every week.
I've run with Saints
and I've run with sinners
But nobody efer saw me
gallivanting around with
the SOuth'S senators.
Whenever I've met a Southern
senator-whether he held his seat
in the state legislature at Atlanta
or Austin or in the ongress up in
Washington-T've gone Owe to the
window and opened it up for a lit
The Omaha guide., 1945-04-07
Garment Workers Pres.
Dubinsgy, Backs FEPC.

New York, N. Y. March IS, 1945
It was announced by A Philip
Randolph, Co-Chairman of the Nat
The Omaha guide., 1945-04-07

enshp. And let Bilbo mark this
we'll: that men like him are going
to step down and men like these
three r going to step up.
The Omaha guide., 1945-04-07

tie fresh air.
Well, brothers, l want to tell the
congregation that I've been a sin
ner for thinking that ever Senator
got Matched out of the same rotten
egg. | reckon that ] fell into the
error Of judging every Southern
Senator by Bilbo as my Negro fell
low-Southerners sometimes fall in
to the error of judging every white
man by the riding boss.
l want to introduce to my fellow
Southerners three senators whom
the whole South can feel mighty
proud of. In this day when Dixie
hears the shots fired on the Rhine
and turns its face toward democ-
racy, they are speeding up democ-
racy by fighting for right of black
Southerners to vote.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-11

Picture Of the Week at the kotionoI Goey Of Art The
Boptsm Of Christ" by Mosnoco Kress Coecton 1t will be
the subject Of brief ok the eoIey twice dolly this week
through Saturday. at l240 and 40 pm and next
Sunday at 2:l5 ond 6:l5 pm.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-08-04
GUESTS present

GUESTS present included Mr.
and Mrs. James Smith. Mrs. Mar
lor'c Wilson, Mrs Mayola Lee. F.. l.
Watts Mrs Naomi Abbott. Mr.,
Bcrnlce Spears. Luther Stewart
Mrs Leila Davis. Robbie LuStcr
Maria Alexander, Mr. Sims. Mis-,
Marchcll Whitaker. Mr.. and Mrs
Telford Duncan. William Bruce
FTmie CLAYTON Ethel Page, Berth
Colqui,I and Mr.. jackson
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-08-04
HenryWards
Entertain Trio
At Buffet Fete

The E. Henry Wards of West
Grand boulevard entertained out OF
town guests with a buffet supper in
their home Sunday evening Hors
d oeuvres and cocktails we're
served early I'M the evening with
John Gum acting as bartender.
THE DINING ROOM table was
decorated in a red and white decor
laid on white crochet cloth CEN
tered with red and white CEN
terpiece.
Guests of honor were Miss Alzora
Haste Of Memphis. Tenn. Mr.. and
Mrs. Jasper Bryant and Mr. Nesblt
OF Chicago III.
GUESTS PRESENT were Mr..
and Mrs. William Jackson. Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred Jones, Mr.. and Mrs.
fJohn Carter Mr.. and Mrs Malchla
Smith. Mrs. Sam Johnson. Villa
Webster, Mrs. Elmira Mayberry.
Mrs Tony Mannings and her
mother, Mrs, Ross. Mrs. Sidney
Smith, John Gum, Miss Fink. Mr..
and Mrs. E. l., Cook. Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Jones and Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph Cassl
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-08-04
Several Guests At
Soiourner Club Meet

The Solourrer Social club met AZ
the home OF Mrs. Lillian Jenkins.
1898 John r. in It's social meeting.
The hostess served delicious
chicken dinner. The guests OF the
club we're Mesdames D. Pearmsn. S.
Rice. H. Miller. c. Jenkins. l..
Sergeant. LOIS Ester Mary Free
man, Agnes Watson. Florence
Jones andz4Mrs. Hurd.
The next meeting will be held
at the home OF Mrs. Bonnie Mae
Woods, 573 E. Kirby.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-08-04

Specific ire sizes NIL he md Gated
'f certificates Tor l4rge truck tueS
sued after June S. le45. and on those
Coz srs,, truck tires after June IL.
&c OPA has announced
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-08-04
Visitor Feted At
Buffet Supper Party

Mrs Virginia Cook OF Brmlng-
ham. Ala, was honored with ,
party al the home of Mrs Ruin
Lockwood, of $685. Both street. vii.
liam Bruch and F. z. Watts added
tothe evenings pleasure with piano
selections A delightful buffet sup
pei was served
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-08-04
Friendly Nine In
Bridge Session

The Friendly Nine Bridge club
was entertained on Friday by Mrs
Peggie Beck OF 1884 McGraw
Bridge followed the business ses-
sion. Mrs Adelaide Hester was
club guest. Mrs. Rose Walker is the
president.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-23
FL CENTRIC
NURSERY
300 No. Imperial Ave.

300 No. Imperial Ave.
Phone 633 El Centro
REVOLVING electric fan, $40; nov
piano bench SIS; ! bed, boN
spring ana mattress, $50; prcwar
hip boots. pracucaly new. SIG s q.
S.: boys shoes, Size E. S3. ladies'
shoes. all types. size :, boys PIC
war rubber TJlnCOat ana hat. size
to. S., heavy electric trains. pog-
feet condition. complete sct, $50.
1902 He'll. G-2t
EIGHT-INCH table bench saw. TO-
hp. Johnson outboard. 3G-30 III
file, two boxes shells; paint gun:
electric motor. ! 6-hp.. model a
generator; 12-gaugc Remington
automatic shotgun, boxes shells
Call after 4 430 pm, AIS North II
St, Imperial. 1924
GIRL S bicycle and fuel oil heater
for sale 646 Holt. 8-24
NEW storm boring bar model NK6,
capacity from Bis tn I'm inches.
Old Bo1 Dougnitt SHOP. HoItviIlc
highway. $50
FOR SALE-C chicken fertilizer.
clean M foreign matter III it
Phone 47-W. $50
GENUINE Hollandcr mUskrat fur
coat. size Ills, 5000, prdctcally
now 1902 He'll 8-21
25-Let's Swap
WILL TRADE 3-hcdroom stuccr
house, 3'- years Old in Grs AM
gcles area. for property I'D HI Con
tro. or what have you? Jlnmv
BroyIcs. 1857 Miller Ave. Gar
dcna, Calf.
3-25
26-A-Form Needs
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-23
You Can Talk to One Man
l8-CountrY ProperiY-Sole
FUGATE
FOR
FARMS

614 Main Phone 4E4
e9-1
30 ACRES, two years in aTfaiLl.
Good water delivery and drain
age. Modern house with modern
convenienceS. Barn. garage, chic
ken pen. owner must leave valley
due to his health. i mi. east and
u mi south Of junction OF III
highway and Imperial highway
Howard Larson. 831
FOR SALE-About so acres south
west Of Seeley. excellent land.
house cost $4,000 to build. immc-
diate possession; will take about
$1,000 to handle deal. See Starr
von Flllss. 6G4 Holt. 828
l9-CitY Property tor Soie
~>>~~-~-~-----
LARGE 3-bedroom frame house.
garage and chicken pens: $3.50
cash.
THREE BEDROOM stucco. south
side. $1,000
MODERN 2-bedroom house, hard
wood floors. venetian blinds, Sd
rage, $1,000
TWO houses. one stucco. one frame.
income Sl4O month; price $85C0
half cash.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-23
32-Used Cdrs
Trucks. Troilers

33-Trucks. Troilers
81 CHEVROLET pickup tor sale
below ceiling $l00 ono miir caS.
McIoland store. milo north.
Phone Holtvl,le 8738-Jl 8-24
1886 CHEVROLET pickup truck
for sale: GOOD condition. $3.50 De-
low ceiling price. r. B. Cotiman.
six miles south ot Fl Centro ON
Eighth st. 8-27
23-Miscelloneous tor Sole
KEEP OUT THE HEAT
Get better results from your
cooling system by insulating
your home with FIR-TEX in
suatiOn board and ZONOLITE
fill insulation
Ell CENTRIC TUMRER
& TRADING co.
400 Adams 81. Phone 1922
$40
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-23
DEATH-FUNERAL
NOTICES

GEORGE. Negro, died
sunday in Ell Centro. There are
no survivors, Funeral services
We're Thursday at pm. at the
Lcmons-Wlley Chapel. Services
were under the direction of the
East Side EIks Lodge. Burial was
To be IN Evergreen Cemetery.
LclnonS-Wlley Mortuary was in
charge. 8-24
Lost. Found, EstroY
FOUND-Wrist watch Owner may
have BY identifying and paying
.1r this adj Post Press.
LOST Friday night at Ross Ave.
ana Dahlia canal one black stall
'i.u years old. one brown
h1.c about g years Old, lame in
I,-h' front leg; weights. around
$40 to 900 pounds each: both
freshly clipped. Contact Elmer
5allcc Poute ,, Box 20. EI Cen
tto. 8-25
OFT iii Jacumba. Saturday. la
dies Hamilton sold wrist watch
Reward Phone 1885 after 5 pm
8-25
LOST -Billfold containing passport
end other papers. Mrs Eloisa M
Kcum, Box 844, Calexico. or leave
at Post Press. Reward, S5. 8-25
POUND August 10, one grey geld
ln- one brown gelding, two brown
mares, one bay mare: apparently
mooth mouth, IL miles east Of
tI Ccntro on Holtvillc highway.
NJ L Hill phone 1548-M. 1927
Personals. Spec. Notices
--r.~-~-.--. --~~~-~~~~-
IN and after his date. 7 will not
oc responsible for any debts other
than those contracted by me.
II j TIerjcns 8-27
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-23

4 section ~ No-,r,r,c0. No 45-T5 nj
.the Oinco Of Price Administration. r0r'
1850 Motor Vehicle and Motor Vehicle
Equipment tNtoximr n Price Reguluuor
$40. Amendment 81 -euds as follows:
q Section IS also amended bT
the addition Of new sentence e
reod as fellows: IT shall also be
vio!1tion Of this regulation for dnY
person to offer 70 sell q used cor by
advertising in any publication unless
there is stated in the advertisement
the make. model year. model and
body type Of the used car. the SELL
er.s Offering price. and noncs eom-
taining the words within OPA cell
ing OF other words which eNPres1
the sume meaning"
32-Used Cors
CHEVROLET motor good condj-
tIou. reasonably priced Sec Dud
Mavo at Imperial Valley Motors
T59 Main 8-24
CLEAN &c sedan ana cash for
3o-4. .lcaN sedan or station waG-
uu Dr.gc to Il8 West Eighth
Hoitunc 8-28
FOR SALE Model A pickup, good
condl-ion. below ceiling, $i75
Phone HoItrillc 8708-J3 8-24
1886 OIDSMOBtIF Is convertible
coupe. price $500. Slo0 below coll
ing inquire 585 Main SIPS
1890 PLYMOUTH coupe for sale
below goinn4 500 l17l EI Dorado
8-25
LANCE.OIS eamI-singIc axle 75Ox20
tires CAL at 720 West 9Th St
Holtu.lc 8-24
32-A-Automotive Service
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-23

MARINE officer, wife and three
children desire house; prefer place
close to school, Phone 1900. Ex-
tension 53l, before noon. w. w.
Winner Jr. 9-6
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-23

WANTED-To rent lagre. unfur-
nished house with small acreage
in or near El CenJro permanent
resident. Phi Calexico 987. 8-25
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-23

BLACKSMITH wanted Must be Al
workman. A c. Eaves Co., 9th
and D SITS. BraWlcy. If
WANg' GIRL for office work. Must
be able to type and a bOokkeeper.
Phi. 1892 $40 So. 9th St. 8-24
WANT white girl to take care of
baby Two nights a week. Please
call 1179 692 E. Centro Ave. 8-24
WANTED Man to work on dairy.
Farnsworth Dairy, phone 87l2-J2.
8-29
A vacant roUGi Is unparloClc. FL
your vacancy by renting through
For Rent" sc, Phone 300.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-23

YOUNG working girl wants room
in private home located in south
part Of town. Phone 1882. 8-24
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-23

WANTED-Vegetable and melon
grower. Write fully giving expert
ence, age and references. Box 451,
PoSt-PreSS. 8-24
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-23
Valley Auto
Supply Co.
633 State St, El Centro

| WANTED Vegetable and melon
grower. Write fully giving expert
ence, age and references. Box 451,
Post-Press. 8-24
MAN, 81 to 40, to manage small
business: salary $500 monthly and
25 per cent profits; good man will
make S400 month; $1,000 cash
bond guaranteeing conduct re-
quired Write, giving experience
and references, Box $50, Post
Press. 8-25
8-Situutons Wonted
~~o-N~~~~~~~~~~-~~0-~-~-
WILL care for children D. years
and up in my home days TAP He'll
Ave. Phone 665. $50
l2-Wonted to Rent
MARINE heutnant, wife and infant
want furnished apartment close
to town. Barbara Worth Hotel
Room 227. 8-27
YOUNG working girl wants room
in private home. located in south
part Of town. Phone 1882. 8-24
WANTED-To rent lagre. unfur-
niShed house with small acreage
in or near El CenJro; permanent
| resident Phi. Calexico 987. 8-25
MARINE officer, wife and three
children desire house: prefer place
close to school, Phone 1900. Ex-
tension 531, before noon. w. w.
Winner Jr. 9-6
FURNISHED apartment or house
IN Ell Centro. Call 1900 Extension
2C6, T. Sgt Benning. 8-27
S25 REWARD department or house
for couple. no children or pets.
Phone 2170-R. 827
l4-Business Rentals
LEASE for term of years. 25 or So
feet on Main St. west Of 9Th. Re
conditioned to suit tenant. Edgar
Bros. Realty Co., 608 Main. 8-2o
l7-CountY PropertY-Lease
| w. E. HANCOCK
Since 1914 The Farm Land Man"
q miles west of Court House
PHONE 689
FOR SALE OR LEASE-8O acres of
land at Meloland Inquire at Cot
tage Hotel or phone 116, El Cen
tro. 8-27
ls-CountrY PropertY-Sdle
FOUR ACRE
FRYER PLANT
Equipped for 300 chickens a week
Fully stocked.
For sale with or without chickens
and equipment.
All chickens sold retail.
PHONE 47-W
PINE VALLEY - Large iots-s4C0
and $780, Buy now. Build later.
E. c. Bangs, broker 81
SMALL acreage for sale; located
on San Diego highway. Inquire
first house west of Carriers Motor
Company. 8-24
ABOUT 10 acres: 80 in alfalfa: liv
aole house; $4,000. See Starr Won
FluSs, 664 Holt. 8-25
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-23

MAN. 81 to 40, to manage small
business; salary $500 monthly and
25 per cent profits; good man will
make S400 month; $1,000 cash
bond guaranteeing conduct re-
quired Write giving experience
and references, Box 45O Post
Press. 8-25
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-23
PHONE 47-W

PINE VALLEY = Large iots-s4C0
and $500. Buy now. Build later.
E. c. Bangs, broker. 81
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-23

FURNISHED apartment or house
in Ell Centre Call 1900. Extension
2C6. T. Sgt. Benning. 8-27
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-23

S25 REWARD-Apartment or house
for couple, no children or pets.
Phone 217O-R. 827
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-23
Personals. Spec. Notices

~ and after This date. I will not
oc responsible for any debts other
than those contracted by me.
II 7 TIetjcns 8-27
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-23

SMALL acreage for sale; located
on San Diego highway. Inquire
first house west Of Carriers Motor
Company. 824
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-23
| l4-Business Rentals
w. E. E.HANCOCK

FOR SALE OR LEASE-8O acres of
land at Meloland. Inquire at Cot
tage Hotel or phone 116, El Cen
tro. 8-27
Ia -Co,,,x-,x D,1,~&,I c.
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butane tank, Merritt
hot water heater. Simmons day
bed, piano and violin, Gen. Elec.
cooler. 6l8 n. 9th after 5 pm. S-27
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I2-Wonted TO Rent

MARINE heutnant. wife and infant
want furnished apartment close
to town Barbara Worth Hotel
Room 227 8-27
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25-Let S Swdp

26-A-Form Needs
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ABOUT 10 acres: 80 in alfalfa: liv-
able house; $4,000. See Starr Won
FluSs, 664 Holt. 8-25
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27-Form Implements