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Evening star., 1945-09-08
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED Cont

ms .psE.si Day snlsht snih for oi .Dns sI,ns
fiXNo@We are re- looking for spinet. apart
sni The hisRest pt" cash h PRICE eE s." " pay
PIANOS wanted; absolutely highest PRICES
foN1AI ffe'S " PIANo Iase SHOP. Ma. $965. $.''' W.
PIANOS-Grands. apartment uprights, OIL
spinets wanted. viii pay high price for
co'a sSSa Na p,anes;s ssss. ARTHUR JORDAN PIANO
SEWING MACHINEs-we buy all types;
repair nemstitching. buttons covered
2lsstipE sl1 & st RE laGn' 900 Re RE tshas Ssl
price Cal NO, s47o,
TRICYCLE. for 2-year-old child; good con-
WASHING MACHINE urgently needed.
cApIioL FURNITURE CO. 6se lnalana
ave. n.w.-Household. ONCE and, ANTIQUE
furniture wanted. Highest, cash pres
3 ea,d ID o NA An 69$a; Gs4s am to pm Ewes
CASH FOR DIAMONDS and old gold. dia-
mond watches and discarded jewelTy ls, ER-
NEST BURK INC; GA 18th nT Dl: 21I3
monds. siiverware, cameras. clothing ane
hand. MAX zwEiG. ME. sll3.
HIGEST prices paid for diamonds, watches
AM INTERESTED in buying old jewelry,
silver, china. bric-a-brac. old glass. DORA
PRfvaTf PARTY Desires soS used typewriter
Cal between $50 am. and pm Ii.
WANTED-Living room suite. dining room
pay cash at once. Call LU. $3.50 or Ii
WANTED 1-horse trailer in good condi-
tton; heavy enough. for haulins Belgian
stallion. Call Monday, NO. $500. MRS
Evening star., 1945-09-08
DOGS. PETS. ETC.

COCKER SPANIELS. 8 beaut. pups. black
1r reg 0q Earl by Gh Fail cb Bob AkG
INVESTIGATES the outstanding dog OF
guard and friend%ship-the ship boxer; two ex-
female and brindle male. ale Beautiful even n
pedigree. After pm, 12s Carroll ave,
BoxER PUPS. mos, Axe REGISTERED,
red ed sSBs
to choose from. Berwyn 32s-M.
FOR SALE, Homing pigeons, youngsters
aS male cs Ps and 3aGa any mos
complete inocula tions., excellent Axe
%aNT pesISTess To sS ys easR Sir PhSne po@ En- sss6
uros Eer psrtenlars xH w Ab fve s5s 5lm good home
T3Y fu BILL 1eIna female daughtsr Of
Pc POINTER, male; othorqughbred.. years
ne shd ps mass 3 s6 66sshE females nSy
81 RffatuF ftf + male e. s5s and
tiop tsIs papers; Can see any time sunday;
sosHoS SSsas1si nj suff hsin1sE FEDiSrrrp PUPS.
We weeks soe6 eld: male $50: female. $50. Call
talE.r pe1ishtfuI pet Natursl 'snf m!inics
snd st imitafors ER ., Also cages. 46o Lebaum
GOOD LUCK RABBITRY, Good Luck road,
near Princess Garden rd., Lanham. Nd.
COCKER PUPPIES, from champion stock,
black g wks. old, Axe reg. Falls Church
GOOD WATCHDOG, part collie. given to
some one who will give it home. sos N.
siAMEsE KITTENS Ks" reg. ~ GA: seal
polni S35 sseh; Falls CHURCH 1431-J.
Sl75: sCall Falls Church 1431J.
SIAMESE KITTEN, pedigreed. 3 months
old. Call North 6652.
AIREDALE PUPPIES, males. pedisreed.
500. Falls Church S61-W-3.
SALE-Dogs, mixed breeds, collie. shep-
herd setter. cocker. wire-haired. police.
Or or who have fencsa yards. 4 kittens to
WANTED good sub home with fenced yd.
for 3 dogs, males; 2 large fox terriers,
white, black; | large part shepherd 81
KIND SUBURBAN HOME for 2 young cats.
altered males: housebroken, yellow: dona-
tion. S1.00. Phone TR. $3.50 or AT. 7142
FOR SALE 5 boxers. Axe registered: clos
ing out: reasonable Silver Spring 0296.
COCKER PUPPIES, beautiful, buff. red,
black and blone; all Axe registered. Call
fkIsH sErrER PUPS; excellent pedigree;
tegistered. Call c. 8. BRITT, WA. 1900.
Evening star., 1945-09-08
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

ROOM AND BOARD for one or two. close
20 CLARENDON: eXcelleEt meals. GL 2Iu6
Is3i \. HAMPSHIRE AVE. N.W.-Atten-
tion. returned service or eX-serylcenleu
large, very attraetively furnished triple
modern conyeniences. exceiIent food; $50
mo each walking distance
2l"I SOUTH DAKOTA AVE. N.E-De-
lghttul front bedroom, twin bees. for :!
girls. 4 block transp-, S42 each. no,
i0s 18th ST. NW.-Lge rn. ? girls
twin beds. semipriyare bath, switchboard
Gooi meals. $40 each
l%2:' 18th ST. NV. Nicely furnished
room Tor young man: room telephone.
semlpriFate bath eXceNen, board 90
i:}26 10th ST. S.W.-Doube room. S4G 80
each. also single and basement room OK
ATTRACTIVE SINGLE RM. for girl board
of Conn ave near Wardman Park Hotel.
500 Call co 3I21
1889 GIRARD ST. N.W-MapIe furniture.
delicious meals convenient transportation.
shopping center, vacancies Tor gentlemen
rPdSona BILE AID q351
Evening star., 1945-09-08
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

ADDING MACHs., typewriters. caIcuiators,
2Tes ans sass sn al s1d 4s t9D Ws.F Prfss Sc pss
ter-erade china and bric-a-brac in any
amount wanted at once. Please call MR..
hSR5t sEbRooM "a SUITES, H2Hs dining room suites.
living room pieces, rugs. gas ranges and
matter what YOU have to sell please cali
ssnsoMR ,Sdsy ME s9E4TS GRApY' ma IA; S62G;
siassWaTs and russ. Dupont o5i8' II! D
BICYCLES and velocipedss. in any condi-
fSa9'f BRoWN FGR uDS GoaT. n Tsnsing from size IL
dtoB tG S saSf ca MS s6os good
n'Tf sssR sss a1fR sse's: ":
Tssa poo .aDpmsnt aDfn go Both to smassar
sToTo suPPIY. sos th Sth st. nv NV. !near F..
asea 0ic sof n s.
niX, 5r,iyI ME s7s7 61so ewes; .;, ", WIN e.li;
Iis0 81 esss stS open ns sVes win me cali in ST. NV
GL9TmiNGnshest cash pEises paid for
snd sh0es ss $50 ts6efsss H se
fIfS4Sic sTHkEs sIl InlrfphhidstkaaTons ph Il ss ss 1s
place set; both good condition. Rockville
ENEAEeER' ESEM. .s4 ns IS nm, nm; pa, cash. Cali
FuRNiTURE-Want to buy some used
s1asshala sssnaa ESsbe ssss5 Alss good piano
e! '} isSs aSia so ssssi?ss sss
FURNITURE and household effects OF the
better kind wanted at once; will buy
ssfei ed Ss Rises oRA6 e fHfrs sa a0as sa
FURNITURE. oric-a-nrae: cnina. glassware.
prices paid Can MURRAY. TAYLOR 1888,
FURNITURE and inner-spring mattresses.
We buy entire household highest cash
prices. prompt removal. MI. 977s.
FURNITURE WANTED for l or 2 bedroom
apartment If apartment is available
Box clos, Star. 81
Neutrality-suspicious. dining room. rugs.
electric refrigerators radios, washing and
best results. Call any time, TR. 1875. 12'
GoLD-Bring your old gold. silver, pl.tins
A. KAHN, INC. IS years at 935 r st. NV
Law BOOKS wanted, Corpus Jurls com.
plete; give lowest cash price. CAN DI
6441 daily or sH. 1852 Sunday or evening
Evening star., 1945-09-08
POULTRY & EGGS.

BABY CHICks-New Hampshire Reds, ST.;
LMGToN HATCHERY; J B. Henry. Phone
BABY CHICKS and feed and poultry sup
plies. JAMES FEED STORE, GIG K St
NV. ME. 00Sa.
WHITE LEGHORN PULLETs, 3 mos old
and under, 81 70 each, Call Berwyn SIS.
mos oId Barred Rock Dulsts and coekeEsls els
soc; mo. old, 30c; i week old. 20c;
free free delivery in large lots: all in perfect
400 WHITE LEGHoRN PULLETs. AAA
grade, s and weeks old, 75 cents each,
GEO. NJ. DAVIS, Glyndon St. Vienna. Va.
POULTRY FARM FOR RENT. completely
equipped With electric battery and floor
Will raise 1000 chicks monthly to bron-
er or. fryer size; very reasonable: help
available If desired. CHI. 1892 or OK.
1870. o.
ERYERs, "a to = lb. Red Rocks and
Barred Rocks. 81 80 each. CF. 746".
PULLETs. IA weeks Hampshire Reds:
ton, ready for egg production. ST rs each
other pullets. now producing, s.: some
fine roNSterS (iE SILL
Evening star., 1945-09-08
AVIATION.

AERONCA AIRPLANES are again in pro-
duction. Place your order now for pref
erential delivery. WILLOUGHBY N.
OFFIEY. Distributor, North ConcourSe,
Wash. Natl Airport. MA. 6256. se@S'
ORDERS NOW BEING SOLICITED for post
war delivery Of new Taylorcrafts. swifts
sSS, snd Republic Ssabee Amphlhians Oliver
AIRPLANE FLYING INSTRUCTION. For
details call CONGRESSIONAL AIRPORT,
WANT TO BUY AIRPLANE, IS 10 90
horsepower Piper. Aeronca or Taylorcraft
preferred Answer to Box 206-S. Star, stat
ing condition in detail price, location and
your phone number. So
AERONCA CHIEF, cont dual. "65" black
and red. NC.-21366: $1,000: total time.
$50 hrs. May be seen at HYDE Field Sun
day. If not interested in high-class
aeroplane. don't come out and waste my
Evening star., 1945-09-08
REPAIRS and SERVICES Cont. =,

WASHING MACHINES, vac. cleaners re-
paired; 24-hr. serv. free est; work guar
serving D. c.. nearby Md. and Va. GARY
APPLIANCE CO.. DU. 1855. So
USED CAMERAS bought and sold Full
L.ER & d'ALBERT, INC. SIS 10th st. NV.
National 4712.
ALL MAKES SEWING MACHINES, vacuum
cleaners. motors, washing machines and
electrical appliances repair work guaran-
teed, prompt services. J. M. THOMAS.
Telephone NO 1915
FREE ESTIMATES on all new and repair
work; easy payments; free plans. speci-
hcations; permits secured. Call Randolph
Evening star., 1945-09-08
ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED

C0NGENIAL COUPLE desires room and
board IN refined home IN NV section.
Chevy Chase or Arlington near public
transportation: breakfasts only for hus-
5ano TWO or three meals daily for wife.
Box 2@5-S. Star. o.
EMPLOYED WOMAN Will assist with chill
drcn for room and part board. Box 255-s,
Star o.
BOARD AND ROOM by refiued young
woman. cheerful DISPOSITION, who wishes
10 care for children several nights a week
as part compensation. experienced in child
Ca.c. Gail Chestnut 1883. $50 D m O.
Evening star., 1945-09-08
ROOMS WANTED.

BY WOMAN, permanent Govt employe:
single room in VICINITY of l4th or 10th
stS. n.W., preferably in apt Write Box
yuS-S. Star. q.
ROOM with kitchen Drlyiieees or Ink
room for elderly lacy Gil l046
YOUNG LADY wishes room in quiet. re-
fined home or apt, near Conn ave. car
or bus lines Call MISS SWEENEY, Ma
$500. between Q n and m
COLORED D-Colored young lady wishes 20
share an apt. with another lady. or rent a
SINGLE roon Box 3H0-S. SLar. Hs
Evening star., 1945-09-08
APARTMEhTs uhEuRNIsHEp.

SEVERAL DESIRABLE 1st-foor apis. for
professional use; newly decorated and will
make any necessary alterations. Apply
res. mgr, MAYCROFT APTS.. 18th anC
Columbia rd NV
a-BEDRM. APT.i adults, gentle. Sligo
S645
FARRAGUT NEAR 18th. Nw-Unfurn. 3
rms, kitchen. bath. porch utilities; $50
mo; gentle home Employed couple, no
after ;, all DAY Sun or BOX 395-H Star.
COIORED--APT., 2 RMS. kitchen near
300 block Lamont st. NV: couple only:
S45 HO. 1925 or Box 396-H, Star.
Evening star., 1945-09-08
ROOMS fURN.--Norhwest lcont. J

COLoRED-1732 9Th ST. N.W.I furnished
rooms ior l or 2 gentlemen. S6 week.
ally nice room, nicely furnished: refined
% h9me for girls; $50 each, Ho., 6o66
girls; $3.50 up. Call after q pm, GUN
NINGHAM RESIDENCE HALL. 1911 You
Evening star., 1945-09-08
APARTMENTS SUB. WANTED.

PERMANENT RESIDENTS = Serviceman's
wife and daughter, desire small furnished
apartment. suburban area, Mt Rainier,
Evening star., 1945-09-08
COAL, WOOD and FUEL OIL.
CAIILE and LIVE STOCK

FIREPLACE LOGS. well seasoned: imme
date delivery: $50 cord. COLONIAL
CORDWOOD CO. DI. 2415.
Evening star., 1945-09-08
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, I945
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES Cont. 1


OWNER, retiring BY doctors order viii
Sell paying collection business to capable
person at sacrifice price. Box 317-S, Star,
9s
YOUNG OFFICER. about to be DISCHARGED
from service, offers services and capital
as partner in going business. Will also
consider buying outright Prefer consumer
durable goods or automobile business but
will consider others. Full details. Reply
Box BIAS, Star. 10*
to buy an interest in or lease with option
to buy a small high-class tourist court
modern proposition and no liquor or
dance hall connections Give description
and location in first letter Box 2o4-S,
Star. o.
SHOE SHOP. complete line of American
machines, modern fixtures, excellent NV.
ISSst}en Efa1oR STORE Gs fo foR ssS sALEf you are
looking for 1000 located store. showing
net profit of $4,000 yearly with excep-
tionally good lease, call me HARRY. l.
FRIEDMAN. Broker. RE 116R.
Evening star., 1945-09-08
COOPERATIVE Aprs FOR sAlE

COLORED-11I5 9th ST. N.W-l rm,,
pvt. kit facilities, in newly renovated, g.
monthly payments: open / to 6 pm.
Evening star., 1945-09-08
ROOMS FURNlsHED-MD. and VA.

81. ELM AVE, Takoma PARK Nd Bright,
sunny room. = windows, next bath, Twin
CURED: men or couple 81 1859
room $50 mo-: some kitchen. dining and
living rm. priyils Me. 24S5.
:: GENTLEMEN. double room, twin beds,
$50 ca. per mo breakfast extra if de
sired block from BIadensbugg rd. bus
Call WA. I23S or WA l2S4
49, NO. COLUMBUS ST, All, Va
Nicely turn. double room next bath, for
a couple or =! girls; block from bus and
shopping center. Gil @0S5
ARLINGTON, VA, 1909 10Th ST. n. Just
off Fl. Mycr dr.-Double and single rms
ADJOINING bath. nicely fuTn.; in private
home: coAY. TO bus. Navy or Pentagon
sl3. NORTH QUEBEC ST. Arlington
Va Large front double room. suitable
for - girls. | block from bus CiL UGl s
Evening star., 1945-09-08
COOP. APARTMENTS WANTED.

At LEAST 2 or 8 bedroom apt. wanted
IN the NV. section, Please state price.
Evening star., 1945-09-08
ROOMS EURhlsHED-s.E. and s.w

sol SEWARD SO. S,E.-one large front
room o VT Eith kItehennette' ne6' also Ink. room;
353$ A ST. Sc, Apt 204-Attractive
single room, overlooking park; good
transp: GENTLE home: girl; $50 mo Ex-
eeutive .2020 Ext. SOB, between . and ). s."
52i 9Th ST. S.E.--l room for , girls.
twin beds, S. each. Telephone LU. 1894.
237 18th ST. SCI single rm.. in pri-
vate home. convenient to transportation;
unlimited phone. laundry privileges; $50
mo; Cal II. 1GTS after pm,
HIS EAST CAPITOL ST.-Large front
room. twin beds. next to bath: conV
tGsnSp $40 mo-; girls or married
II INDEPENDENCE AVE. S.W., Ant. 40I-
Front room. facing Capitol: S35 month.
RE or
I3G + ST. sE.-Nice room for working
mother and infant day care for child
50 a week.
COLORED-I9iI SAVANNAH PL Sc
TWO girls, large room IN pvt home. sepa-
Navy Yard 10 18th pI. and Ala, ave. S e..
81 x each mo. after Is p m. 81
Evening star., 1945-09-08
APARTMENTS FURNISHED

APARTMENT completely furnished for :
settled men no drinkers: $50 so each
ll0 p ST NV
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Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-19
QUESTIONING THE CHARTER
Christian Science Monitor)

(Christan Science Monitor)
Efforts by the American people and
their political leaders to understand the
United Nations Charter are going to help
them also to understand the United
States Constitution.
An exchange between Senator MILL
kin of Colorado and Senator Vandenberg
Of Michigan in the Foreign Relations
Committee hearings on the Charter illus
trates our point. Senator Millikin asked
if the spirit of the Charter would be vio-
lated if a reservation were inserted The
reservation he had in mind would require
the President or Congress to approve use
of American troops for anti-aggressiOn
purposes, instead Of leaving this use to
the discretion of the American delegate
ON the Security Council. Senator Van
denberg replied that a reservation giving
Congress power over this use Of troops
would violate not only the Charter but
the Constitution.
That was a good answer. 1t was also
q complete answer True, Senator Mill
kin had mentioned not only Congress
but the President. But he need not have
included the President in his question:
For if the delegate on the Security COun-
Gil acts, it will be under the authority
which the President now holds to use
troops to safeguard national interests in
an emergency.
As Senator Vandenberg pointed out,
the President has used troops for this
purpose 72 times in $50 years without
needing Congressional approval. These
acts have not been held to infringe Con-
gress right to make or withhold decla-
ration of war Neither would use of
troops under the Charter infringe that
right.
Moreover, a situation in which their
use would involve the United States in
war is inconceivable under the Charter.
In fact, the possibility that they would
have to be used at all is remote. There
is no nation of comparable military pow
er against which enforcement of anti
aggression provisions of the Charter is
enVisaged.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-19
PROPERTY TAX LEvIES
CONTINUE TO MOUNT

Completed figures show that property
tax levias in counties Of California have
increased more than three per cent. The
average for 1944-45 was $1,000 per $1,000
valuation This was an increase from
$397O for the previous fiscal year. In
Imperial county the increase was from
$4470 per $1,000 to $47.80 or six per cent
This places the county among the nine
that range between $40 and $50 per
$1,000
In studying these figures it is Of i'm
portance and should be to the interest Of
each and every property taxpayer to
keep in mind that a new fiscal budget is
in the making. A tentative schedule will
be available early next month and public
hearings on the budget will begin Aug
uSt 20.
The time to have a say is in setting up
the budget. That directly is the taXpay-
ers' business. The board Of supervisors
acts rs the authority for the budget after
it has met the approval of the public.
From the trend of things throughout
the state there are indications that the
next fiscal budgets in many counties will
if potential spending programs are
adopted.
The size Of the budget will regulate the
levy Be heard at the budget hearings if
you are interested in the rate
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-19
SUCCESSION TO
GOVERNORSHlP

pasadena Star-NeWs and PoSt)
While congress mulls over the Ques-
tion of the Presidential succession, Cali
fornia has initiated proceedings to solve
4 similar problem Of its own, although
most Californians may be unaware of the
fact
Sponsored by Assemblyman Lorne D.
Middough Of Long Beach, state consti-
tutiona amendment to establish the line
of succession to the office of governor
was passed by the legislature for submlS-
sion to the voters next year 1t should
be adopted to make certain that CallfOr-
MIA never shall be left without its chief
executive in state government.
The MiddOugh amendment provides
that the event of the death or disability
of the governor and the lieutenant gov
ernor, the line Of succession to the gov
ernorship shall consist of the president
pro tenn, Of the senate, the speaker of the
assembly, the attorney general, the sec
retary Of state, the treasurer and the
controller. Once that provision has been
made part of the California constltu-
ton, a vacancy in the gubernatorlal OF
flee is hardly possible under any con-
ceivable circumstances.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-19
HIGH COURT DECISIONS
AND RESPECT FOR THE LAW

Among the last rulings announced by
the United States Supreme Court Just
before that body recessed for the sum-
m4r months were two cases Of national
and international moment. The Harry
Bridges deportation case and the convic-
ton Of "a bund members. ON evasion Of
the selcctive service act.
The full court heard and ruled in the
bund case TWenty-four persons, ad-
mitted members Of the bund, or German
organization had been convicted of draft
evasion after trials that lasted weeks and
brought into court the finest legal minds
in the country There's been no more anti
American group in the country than the
bund. It's members openly aVOWed allie
giance to Germany and bOasted their re-
fusal to enter the military services of
their adopted country. The decision was
; to and at once drew universal cen
sure on the court. That decision set the
"A men free it did not call for new trials.
None the less unpopular was the de
cision of the court by which Harry
Bridges. the beligerent labor leader Of
the west coast, was cleared of the de
portatiOn verdict by which he would have
been removed from the country as an un-
desirable citizen. 1t was a to > de
ciSiOn, Justice jackson not taking part
for the reason he had been attorney gen
eral when the deportation case was in
itiated. The maiority's ruling was absurd
and childish. Said the learned majority,
Bridges belonged to an organization
that would destroy the American insti-
tuition of gOvernment-but he did not
hold with that part Of the groups be
liefS.'
All previous proceedings had proved
Just the opposite. But the abSurdity lay
in the idea that person might divide his
loyalty to an organization. The basic
law of such organizations make no such
provisions and Bridges never had proved
that he was not in full accord with all the
tenets of the organization.
In both cases minority opinions were
signed by members Of the high tribunal,
who, by all odds, belongs to the ultra
liberal school. The majority opinion
was too steep even for them to accept.
If the high court Of the land displays
such lack of respect for the law, where
are we drifting?
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-19
House Committee
Backs States
On Tidal Areas

WASHINGTON, July 10. CUPl-
The house Judiciary committee has
recommended passage CT legislation
disclaiming federal ownership Of
tidelands and other submerged
land.
The committee reported to the
hou:e that there have been many
supreme court decisions upholomg
state claims TO such land. 1t said
no claim to the land had been
made in behalf Of tie federal gov
eminent before 1897 but that re
cent disputes had cloudcd titles.
A. erticns have been made t:at
federal claims relate only to oil,
the report said but it cOntended
that no claims could be made to
underwater petrolom d epoSits
without claiming ownership Ct the
submerged land
Furthermore. the committee
finds no Justification for the fed
eral claim to Gil i'll submerged
lands" the report added.
Citing q suit filed br The justice
department on May 20, claiming
federal title to submerged land eff
Tie California coast, the commit
tee said there was no justification
for Subjecting the states and then
succes SorS who have long had the
| ownership and possession of their
tide and submerged lands 10 the
expense and VeXatiOn Of litigltiOn'
AS a result Of the agitation dur
ing the past eight years anG the
| filing of the recent suit. uncertainty
exists throughout the country
which already has tended tC re-
| tard port and harbor developments
/ of coastal and inland submerged
| lands" the report said.
The committee concluded that
| the legislation was needed to re-
move the cloud from title Of tho
land and that it would not dive.
the federal government Of any
property rights to which it hGC
legitimate claims.
Representatives of many states
and cities appeared recently befur;
the committee to ask approval ot
the legislation. Secretary Of inter
ior Harold L. Ickes vigorously op-
posed it.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-19
Ma Pagan Fails
To Get Parole

SACRAMENTO, July 10. up
The parole plea Of Katherine Stager.
81 Los Angelo, Ma Pagan" SEN
tcnced to life imprisonment for first
degree murder III November, l943
has been refused by the state ad-
yisory pardon EOard.
Mrs. Stager was convicted as an
accomplice in the holdup shooting
of william Ledercr, Los Angeles
dime-a dance hall proprietor.
Lcderer was Shot Nov II, 1943, BY
1G-year-Old William Davidson. one
of a four member juvenile gans
involved in a series of robDeries III
Los Angeles in Ootober and Novem-
ber, 1913 Mrs. Staser had housed
The delinquents. using 2n elaborate
system of signals and telephone
codes to aid them in the roDberies,
the board reported.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-19
Third Army Unit
Heads for Home

Third and Seventh armies viii nr
sent home within 10 days for lr-
assignment in the Pacific.
The low-score mfantryman 10 y,
redeplCyed Will be shipped i'll !.
detachments. They will be gIyer
30-day furlouehs at home and Then
attached to Pacific bound dl'l-
siOnS.
An announcement said the Eur
pean veterans with combat eXp,u-
ence aIe "eXpccted to plOH4u.
needed leavening of division.
bound for action against the Jap5-
neSe.'
The first group to 80 il "Detalh-
ment d." commanded by Capt Au-
drew johnson OF Chicago. II .
composed Of troops from the FIT
ArmCrtd Division The detachmeu'
already is in the lie Havre stagln
area and is scheduled to embar
soon.
To facilitate their departure a
units will bypass the Reims A
sembly Area Command.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-19
FIGHTERS BRING FOREST
TIRES UNDER CONTROL

REDLANDS, Calf. July 10. CUPD
Hundreds Of weary forest fire
fighters expected by noon WedneS-
Cay to have the worst conflagra-
ton of the San Bernardno noun
tain area since 1888 under control
late Wednesday but with about 400
acres of .imberland burned out.
Fire dispatcher Vernon Anderson
of the San Bernardino National
forest SAID he had heard Of no
building damage as a result Of the
fire which started yesterday with
the crash of navy scout bomber
near a highway between Redlands
and Big Bear Lake