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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-01-13
Mrs. Bethune Names
Top Women Of1944

snip in developing the program Of
the WANDs,
Miss Lillian Smith. editor %
South To-day for her fearless
presentation OF the effects on hui
man behavior Of the morcS OF the
South through the authorship Of
Fruit .
Mrs. Be;tye MurphyEPni1Ips
MISUNDERSTANDING for qualifying
Disqualification by the War De-
partment as he frs; Negro woman
Mar correspondent;
Miss Lena Horne. singer and mo-
lion picture star. for her resolute
stand on retasiRg 20 appear on
radio. screen or stage in stereo-
.ypcd Negro roles
Mrs Dorn'hy Bellarca. inter-.
national vice pre-, den, Of INC
Amaisama'cd Clothing Workers Of
America ,ClOl. for her effective
assistance in tho mobilization OF
women industrial workers for
citizenship responsibility WIN en-
phsS!S on Te- s'ra,lon and par;,r!-
patton IN local and national cleo
anns in 1914
Ms Th0msSiUa w Johnson. EGG
iSiT.Ne rcprc> sentative ot the Ma
fiona. Non-Par'iSan Council on
Public Affairs Of the Alcha Kappa
Alph7 sorority to-- her successful
effor;s towards the inclusion and
integration OF Negro women in
the WAVES
Mrs Pauline Redmond Cogrs.
executive secretary ~ nc Wash
Ing'on Urban League, for hcr
fortnight fan, for housing facil-
lies for Negroes and racial 'ol-
crancc in the DiStric; o. Columbia
Mrs. Jearcita Welch Brown.
executive secretary 81 the National
Council OF Negro Women. for
initiating a Coordlust.bs commit
zee composed Of labor. Catholic.
Protestant and Jewish national.
woTerS Organizations Tor tho
elimination II race hatred and
SEGREGATION; and tag developing nc
program fer TIC launching " Inc
Hrs; Aocsty ship named IN honor
- a Negro woman. nc s. Harriet
Tuhman, now an active cargo YES
Sc, - war
Mrs Be;hWc emphasized that
~ list is = symbol of the accom-
pl.>hmeu,s ot women throughout
Tie nation in The VAR year 1914
She paid tribute - ne waHcR-
leaders ~ crca; fciiEtaaS meve-
menis. 90 the women n industrial
plants. 20 Inc women IN tho arTcd
forces. and to the women Who
carry increased burdens as wives.
daughters and mothers al over
he nation The National Council
81! Negro Women she said 8rGc>
local communities ,o aid ia finding
those brave loyal women bc31hd
the scenes who quietly and ,NtlaS-
SumingE have esrncd recognition '
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-01-13
BY HARRY McALPIN

WASHINGTON. d. C.-tNNPA)
Mrs. Mary Mcleod Beihune, who
herself has been named innum-
cradle times on rosters OF the oa:-
standing women of America. has
selected list OF is women as the
outstanding contributors 20 inter
racial uNEy during the year 1914
Her selections were made she SAID
m press conference this week.
because she Vas pcs,usbcd BY The
absolute neglect ~ women N Ike
polls OF newspapers ana periodicals.,
both white and eotorcd
5 She declared that the National
-Counci, 81 Negro Wouen-of which
she IS president. i ~ better posi-
ton than the average person or
organization 10 make such Selec-
lions because Of the concentration
ot lis efforts on the services and
activities Of women
Her list includes MIS-. Eleanor
Roosevelt as the Woman ~ me
year for her varied activities in
the field Il human relations. her
couhSse. her energy. ana her deep
concern FOR national and in.crDa-
t.nnsl Observation-Disclosures IN
SEPARATION 10 women all over the
world"
l. Mrs Anna Arnold Hcdgcman.
executive SccreiarF~of the National
Council for Permanent FEPC.
fo- her dynamic leadership ~ tho
s'bdSGie - secure passage az the
oil. for 3~pcrmancnt Far Employ
wcut/Pfacticc Commission with
enforcement powers
Mrs. Mary s Insraham prcsi-
dent II he National Board az the
Young Women Christian Assoc
c!stIon Of nc Uutcd States. tor
hcr courageous leadership IN the
development II sound nicrrac!al
practice within the w CA
Mrs Nahc!- S.aupcrS. cXccu-
i've secretary Of the National A.
ISOLATION Of Colorcd Graduate
Narses. FOR her persistent efforts
10 secure ,hc fJl, utilization ~ the
services of the Negro nurse IN the
armed forces
Mrs Alice T Mclean, founder
pres dent - nc American Women :
Voluntary Services. Tor her con,rl-
button 10 tho morale Of the men
and women IN INC armed forces
through her visits to the war
theatres and The expansion on a
national basis % the exceedingly
effective program ~ the AWNS.
NAA.CP. Worker
Mrs DAISY TsmpkiN. field Secre-
lazy of TIC NAA CP for her
part in building in 1914 he largest
membership enrolment IN INC his
tory ot the NAAC p. and for
her effective fight FOR equality Of
opportunity for all uInor.;ieS
Mrs Katherine ShryNcr eXCcU-
tive secretary Of he National Conn
mit;ce ~ Abolish ,hc POI Tax, for
hcg SiatcSWanlikC leadership IN the
legislative and educational cam
pdirn 20 abolish inc pol. tax
Mrs Dorothy Thompson. column
list. for her brl,lian. analysis and
presentation Of major issues IN The
political campaign ~ 1914. g.
Mrs Iavonia X Brown found
er-Lt General of the Womcn'S
army for Nptional d fcn 5 c.
tWANDs), for her creative leader
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-01-13
Seven Sentenced
In Policy House
Gambling Charge

ScveH-men who pleaded guilty
maintaining and operating a
gambling establishment known as
t1e West End-North End Policy
House, al $50 Alger street. were
Eivc'v the choice Of paying fines
hanging 20 $500 on or going 20 jail
h> Recorders Judge Joseph a
ellis. las; week.
Mr. Jessie Payne Gunter. Of
t7Sl Bangor, the eighth defend
ant, was placed on a years proba-
tion She testified that she had
served as a collector for he cs-
Enlistment from January, l94l, 10
December, 1912.
Operator
Arthur NcClendon. 4i. o. Ho-
r1er, INC operator MAS sentenced
80 pay a $500 fnc or serve year
81 nc House Of Correction
Given INC alternatives ~ $3.50
fHc> or six months IN the HEISe 81
Correction were, Daniel Hill. -.
$50 : Hancock. Leslie Robinson.
s. 1913 Bcauh en- William Harris.
a. ~ lass Russell Joseph Love.
81 81 1893 Clay. Marvin Brown.
.8 n 2733 Maple. and Canadian
GaN'cy. SO. ~ 1891 Bangor.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-01-13
Petition FDR For
New Mutiny Trial

preSiden, Roosevelt was being
retuoncd this week 20 grant a
new trial 10 the 50 Negro sailors
Imprisoned for mut,ny after the
PORT Chicago blast.
\ drive for one million sigma
tures n Illinois was launched here
by Edgar O. Brown. director OF
the National Negro Council
The 50 colorcd sailors are now
Serving sentence of Imprisonment
totalinC $50 years. They we're
charged with revising 10 continue
~ load ammunition on ships after
S22 ofGheir comrades were killed
in the famous Port Chicago blast.
Brown stated that the .rctridi OF
these Negro sailors vas vial to-
wards preserving the principles
!or which tho war is fought AL
ready ~ 600 signatures 20 the pc
ttion have been obtained from
Chicago churches
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-01-13
FEPC Happy Over
Court Decision
BY HARRY McALPIN

WASHING TON. ID. {. tNNPA)
The decision Of the Supreme
court OF California in the Boiler
makers case that a union may
not maintain both a closed shop
and an arbitrarily closed or par
tally closed union" Is being hailed
here by FEPC officials as another
vindica,ion OF the soundness OF its
direc,ives which have been Ngor-
o.Sly resisted and roundly criti-
-c.zed by enemies of the agency
The decision comes on the heels Of
the decision OF the Supreme court
OF the United States outlawing the
Southeast Carriers Agreement be-
tween the Brotherhood Of Locomo-
tive Engnemen and Firemen and
several railroads. which the FEPC
had ordered abrogated but met
resistance from the railroads and
unions
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-01-13
Post Office Now
Bars NOW Stickers

NEW YORK - The Post Office
Dept. has ruled that letters 10
which are affixed the no-diserim-
Observation-Disclosures stickers OF
the March on Washington Move
ment will not be accepted for
mailing
The department says the brown
and white stickers, which bear on
their face photograph Of Negro
locomotive fireman and the words.
For Jobs and Justice" are con-
troverSlal.
But the office OF Ramsey s
Black, third assistant postmaster
general, which took the action.
added yesterday in Washington
hat IT objected neither 10 the pho
tograph OF the Negro or the quoted
words. According TO a spok
of the Department. its fire was
drawn by the phrase: March On
Washington Movement" which ap-
pears at the bottom OF the 2 X 3-8
inch stamp.
The Department bases its CEN
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-01-13
QUEEN OF PARISH SCHOOL

BENTON. La-MlSS LeOIa Has
kin. senior OF the BoSSier Parish
Training school here. was crowned
queen az the annual homecoming
Friday. when the Bossier Bears
beat GibSland. 60. She is the tai
en;ed daughter OF Mr. and Mrs.
Roosevelt Haskin OF Plain Deal
ing. La Miss Haskin is member
OF the Homemakers' club. Four II
club. H!-Y and Science clubs. Aft
or graduation in May she plans TO
enter Southern university 10 study
mod rivc
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-01-13
Theodore Berry,
NAACP Speaker
On January Is

Theodore NJ Berry. NAACP at
torncy- and president Of the CIn-
C.uuatI branch NAACP. Viii nc
TIC PRINCIPAL speaker a. The Legal
Defense meeting Of nc NAACP
Sunday. Jan IS. =; Scott Mctho-
oIS, church The meeting is Spon-
snrcd annually by the association
70 call attention 20 ;he fgh, for
civil rlchiS in America and stress
is Laid on the local program Of the
NAACP.
Attorney Kerry has been a WPA
& rector of surveys, is secretary OF
the board " trustees. Mccall In
Gus,rial school. member OF the
Board Of Social Hygiene Society.
Cincinnati Division Of Negro VEL
fac. member Of re OHIO Bar, AS
sociauon. and he National. Law
yers'- Guild. He IS also associate
CounSe for the United Transport
Service Employees Of America
tTIO( ..-.a--.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-01-13
SURGEON REAPPoINTED

NEW ORLEANS zIANPj -- Dr.
Rivers Ere crIcA. nationally
known surgeon Who has served foc
many years as chief ~ the depart
ment OF surgery at Fin; Gnody dg&
hospital. Mas reappou'cd last week
20 the hospitals medical SiaG
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-01-13
Liberals In House Begin
Fight To Kill Poll Tax

WASHINGTON amp The
fgh, against the poll tax as a
qualification FOR voting IN eight
southern states IS under way.
HR-7. me bill introduced by Rep
Vito Marcanionio tALPl Of New
York, bearing the same number as
n did in The last { ngreSs, was
dropped in the hopper az the op-
tntug session. I.stcr in the day
Rep GEORGE Bender tR. Ohip.
also veteran Supporicr of the
legislation, offered his bill
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-01-13

Sunday, Jan. IA,
3:55 pm. The
S u b ject that
will be dis
cussed on the
panel is To
days Youth in
T o m orro VS.
World"
High school
p r / n c / o ais,
te a c h ers of
speech and d.
rectors OF de-
batting societies
OF the various
m trop olltan
s shnson ~ I've e
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-01-13
WILL PRESENT
s STUDEN IN
FORUM SERIES

Alvin Loving. teacher OF English
and public speaking at Miller high
school. will present six outstanding
students from six metropolitan
high schools on the ~" Forum.
Evening star., 1945-07-22
Gulf Storm Diminishes
As Il Moves Into Texas

By the Associated Press.
NEW ORLEANS, July 2l.-The
small tropical storm which began
Thursday in the Gulf Of Mexico
moved inland south of Corpus
Christi, Tex, tonight and was re-
ported diminishing in intensity.
The Weather Bureau said at 8
pm. that the disturbance was at
tended only by fresh winds and a
few scattered squalls. No more adj
visories will be issued, the bureau
added.
The storm, which threatened the
Louisiana coast for the past two
days, reversed its course early to-
day and veered toward the lower
mid-Texas coast.
During the day 1t was attended by
winds and squalls which the
Weather Bureau estimated at IS to
As miles an hour over a small area
near the center.
Evening star., 1945-07-22

Of the city's transportation COM
pany. Some 100 telephone operators,
maintenance men and Office en-
ployes have been out since last
Monday. The bus drivers struck
in protest over overtime pay. while
telephone operators struck over pay
increases. Only emergency calls
were being handled.
Other strikes included $500
Tampa fFla.) cigarmakers, protest.
ing rollbacks in wages; 1900 st.
Louis Packinghouse workers, in
volving wage adjustments; miners
strikes involving 2.700 men in Ken
lucky, and $50 at Pittsburgh; Is
newspaper printers in Bayonne,
N. j., 40 in Jersey City, 100 at Birm-
ingham, Ala, and go at Ft. Wayne,
Ind; and 1000 at the Electro-Metal-
Iurgical Co., Alloy, w. Va.
Kansas City's milk delivery
service, restored yesterday after
three days absence, was expected
to hit full stride tomorrow. All
union demands in the dispute,
which began over use of non-union
drivers, were withdrawn voluntarily
Evening star., 1945-07-22
Manuscript Presented
To Librury of CONGRESS

Nine. Henri Bonnet, wife of the
French Ambassador, yesterday pre-
sented to the Library of Congress
the original manuscript of poem
by Paul Valery, French poet who
died this week in Paris. The presen-
tation was made to Archibald Mac
Leish, Assistant Secretary Of State.
The poem, Inscription au Tro-
cadere," is written on the back OF q
menu of the Grand Hotel, Paris,
dated June 20, 1887. 1t is inscribed
pour Nine. Helle" (Mme. Bonnet).
This is one of the few hand written
manuscripts M. Vallery left, since
he wrote most Of his poems on a
Evening star., 1945-07-22
$1,000 Idle in U. s.
|As New WaIkoufs Hif
Detroit, 7 Ohio Cities

BY the Associated Press.
Workers in Detroit war plants
and In two Ohio cities accounted
for more than half Of the Nations
idle yesterday as the number Of
strikers again topped $4,000.
Detroit's work stoppages, affect
ing 24,600 workers, involved pro-
Hduction of tires, steel products, with
many lumber yard employees also
out. The Ohio disputes, with about
5000 workers idle, affected tele-
phone and transportation services
and aeronautical workers,
$500 Out at Plane Plant.
New stoppages included 4,50a
Wright Aeronautical workers at
Cincinnati In protest against sus-
pension OF three foremen: 1000 en-
ployes OF the Seagram Distilleries
in Louisville, Baltimore and Law
renceburg, Ind, and 1.750 workers
in the machining division of the
International Harvester Co. at Fort
Wayne, Ind.
Some 5000 CIO-United Rubber
Workers in the motor city, out since
July IA, refused to return despite
pleas from the Army. Fourteen
thousand lumberyard workers, whose
walkout closed nearly 200 Yards.
also were urged to return because
lack of wooden crates for the armed
forces was becoming critical.
Other strikes in Jetroit included
Graham-P Paige, 1890 workers: Amer
ican Metal Products, 500, and Mid
land Steel employees. 1900.
Bus, Telephone Service Down.
In Warren, Ohio, drivers and
maintenance men tied up bus lines
Evening star., 1945-07-22
Barber Given SIS Fine
For Work After Suspension

A colored barber shop proprietor's
attempt to appease customer dis
satisfied with the way his mustache
was trimmed cost the barber a $25
fine yesterday in Municipal Court.
Linwood N. Ruffin, whose shop is
in the HOO block of Seventh street
NV, testified he was "just
Strengthening out my customers
mustache for him" July Z when an
inspector for the District Barber
Board walked in to find him barber
ing on suspended license. :.
Rufin's license was suspended by
the Barber Board for 80 days on
June %, after it was charged Ruf1in
allowed an employe to work in his
shop without a BARRIERS license.
Evening star., 1945-07-22

his expert handling Of a Pacific de-
stroyer while she was under heavy
enemy aerial attack OF the coast
of Japan.
Comdr. deVos was graduated
from the Naval Academy in 1890.
His wife, Mrs. Elizabeth r. deVos,
and their two children, Gretchen, Q,
and Peter John, 6, live at 4512 Le-
land street, Chevy Chase.
Evening star., 1945-07-22
Trumon Urged to Bock
Arab independence

A plea to President Truman to
support complete independence for
Syria and Lebanon and majority
rule" in Palestine has been for
warded to President Truman at
Potsdam by the Institute of Arab
American Affairs through the State
Department, the organization an
nounced last night.
"The Arabs are entitled the or
ganization said in cable, to
equality with other nations. and ap-
plication to them of the same demo-
cratic principles. self-determination
and sovereignty
Evening star., 1945-07-22

pending fun investigation and set
tlement.
Some 500 Schick Razor Co. en-
ployes, Stamford, Conn.,, remained
away from work yesterday In = dis
pute which q union leader said arose
over use of certain workers for cut
ting lawns on estates OF company
officials.
Evening star., 1945-07-22
MAHMoUD BEY

The World Great Medium Could Spare
Few More Days In Washing gton,
Will speak on "strange Phenominas" on
Sunday at the HoriEiana Spiritual Church,
1907 11th st. NV, near NJ Phone Ma
R5O4 Private interview till Tuesday
Imperial Valley press., 1945-05-15

TWO-two bedroom houses furnish
ed. on corner lot 125 x so, for sale
$4,000. Contact Box 628, cfo Post
Press. 5-22
Imperial Valley press., 1945-05-15

FOR SALE-450 acres on the hiway
west of Brawley. 125 acres in
watermelons, ITS acres in barley.
Good soft soil and well drained.
Priced for quick sale. G. MUNCEY
6Cl9 Main 5-19
Imperial Valley press., 1945-05-15

j. T. DeVORE
546 Main st. Phone 204l
5-1S
Imperial Valley press., 1945-05-15
w. {. Hancock
SINCE 1914


"The Farm Land Man"
Says, IF sick or in Jail get a
doctor or a lawyer, but if inter
ested in farm land to BUY
LEASE-SELL, my thirty years
experience i'll Imperial Valley
should enable me to be of SER
vice to you. Let's talk it over.
Office and residence on farm
~ miles west of Court house
on Main. Phone $50. You may
have to leave word and let me
contact you, as I am farming
considerable acreage of my own
and in the last 80 days have
sold 4 farms for others in ex-
cess of 100000.
LET ME HELP YOU ALSO.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-05-15
You Can Talk 10 One Man
l9-City Properly tor Sole


LARGE DUPLEX dwelling, 3 blks
from business center. Partly fur
nished, electric stove, electric re-
frigerator, electric water heat
ers, and other furniture This is
good investment or you can
make it home, live in one and
rent the other Attractive Price
$4,000. Terms.
NUFFER LAND COMPANY
lis N. 5th st. Phone 45-W
5-2l
HOUSE FOR SALES bedrooms
combination living room and din
ing room; bath. kitchen; service
porch $500 down, balance $500
per year. Contact v. L. Hamerson,
Boulevard, Calf. SIG
FOR SALE-2 bedroom frame house
on corner lot blocks from I'm
perial City Hall; one block from
Hiway SO; walking distance Of
Irrigation Dist. Headquarters. In
quire at 323 So. H ST., Imperial.
5-I6
FOR SALE-2 bedroom house,
sleeping porch, q bed, hardwood
floors, 2 bedroom suites, over
stuffed living room suite, dining
room suite, gas cook stove, GE
electric refrig.;; blower type cooler;
rugs, curtains. washing machine,
stationary tubs. Immediate pos
session ABS Hamilton 5-22
FOR SALE-3 bedroom house and
garage. South side New Celotex
in most of the rooms. New paint.
Immediate possession. Real buy
for $500.
TYLER INSURANCE AGENCY
$40 Main Phone $50
SIT
FOR SALE-Nursery, house, lath
house, equipment, tools. $500. 831
Main. 5-22
10 ACRES west El Centro. Roomy
house, modern conveneinces. De-
sirable-S8200.
KATE OLDHAM
127 No. 9Th FL Centre
5-l6
FOR SALE-Furnished IL bedroom
house Lobby, wide Railways
bathrooms; living room, fireplace;
dining room; kitchen and service
porch $500. SAB Olive. 5-19
FOR SALE-Large corner 9Th and
Brighton, 120 40 #. An ideal
location for a large court or Apt.
houses. Make your postwar plans
now.
TYLER INSURANCE AGENCY
$40 lain Phone $50
5-17
FOR SALE-Practically new FILA
home. South side, stucco, hard
wood throughout Insulated, air
ducts, venetians; garage, rear yard
fenced. Price includes elec. water
heater, good cooler and oil heat
er Call for an appointment.
TYLER INSURANCE AGENCY
$40 Main Phone $50
5-22
FOR SALE-Nfce stucco bedroom
house 4 rooms hardwood floors
in excellent condition. Rear bed
room real large and finished in
knotty pine and insulated. Also
has private bath and separate en-
trance Price S6500
TYLER INSURANCE AGENCY
$40 Main Phone $50
5-18
FOR SALE-A very attractive g.
room house with screened front
porch, wired for elec. range, has
elec. water heater and cooler. Sit
uated about mi. east of town
over acre of ground. Has a good
water system and a good buy for
$2750 cash.
TYLER INSURANCE AGENCY
$40 Main Phone 66O
5-22 |
2l-Furniture tor Sole
JUST ARRIVED
Livingroom Sets-Platform
Rockers 81 Bed DivanS.
Ali Spring Filled
DELOZIER
FURNITURE co.
542 Main El Centre
5-19
PHILIPPINE veneer bedroom suite,
like new with box spring. 3-burner
gas stove; office desk; swivel
Imperial Valley press., 1945-05-15

TWO BEDROOM HOUSE with
double garage. Corner lot located
near school Includes rugs and
curtains. 744 Paulin, Calexico. 5-18
Imperial Valley press., 1945-05-15

HOUSE FOR SALES bedrooms
combination living room and din
ing room; bath. kitchen; service
porch-$2 $500 down, balance $500
per year. Contact v. L. Hamerson,
Boulevard, Calf SIG
Imperial Valley press., 1945-05-15

ITS ACRES leased for vegetables
until July 1916 at $35 per acre.
Very nice buildings on place.
Price $4,000. Ranch is nicely
drained. Located SW of Ell Centre.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-05-15
SELLING BEAUTIFUL

SELLING BEAUTIFUL
SANDALWOOD HOME
Owner leaving Valley and will
give possession within 30 days.
LARGE bedroom home, hard
wood floors throughout, beauti-
full living and dining room very
artistically designed. Superb
kitchen with all modern con-
veniences Plenty cupboard space,
expansive closets in bedrooms
and hall. Bathroom; shower and
tub. Gas furnace which gives
perfect heating; automatically
controlled Large garage and
adjoining maids room and wash
room. Large lot profusely COW
cred with shrubbery and trees
which give added attractiveness
to this home
CALL FOR PRICE
AND TERMS
NUFFER LAND COMPANY
lis No. 5th st. Phone 45-W
5-22
BEDROOM HOUSE furnished.
Very close in. Immediate possess
Sion-$35OC. Terms.
KATE OLDHAM
127 No. 9Th El Centre
5-16
FOR SALE-One 5 room house; one
room house furnished, on same
lot. On Imperial Ave- in Imperial
Price $500. See Mrs. Russell, 311
South Imperial. Immediate pos
session. 500
TWO-two bedroom houses furnish
ed, on corner lot 125 so, for sale
$4,000. Contact Box 628. cfo Post
Press. 5-22
ONE BEDROOM furnished house.
Refrigerator and cooler. Small
down payment See after pm
Immediate possession. 1926. FL
Centre Ave. 5-18
Imperial Valley press., 1945-05-15

l8-CountrY Property-Sole
Imperial Valley press., 1945-05-15

&c ACRES in alfalfa, now in full
production. Nice location, well
drained. Price SITS per acre. Pos
session at close of sale.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-05-15

30 ACRES on paved highway near
Holtville. Good land, for $4,000,
with half cash. ITS acres near
Sandia for $3.50 per acre. 800
acres El Centro for $3.50 per acre
with half cash. 1876 acres south of
Seeley for SIPS per acre. See r. S.
Harrington, Bank of America
Building. BraWley. 5-16
Imperial Valley press., 1945-05-15

WANTED-Man tor 1anitor work.
Steady. Salary and room. Impe-
rial Hotel, Imperial. 5-16
Imperial Valley press., 1945-05-15

PINE VALLEY = Large lots = S400
and $500. Buy now. Build later.
E. c. Bangs, broker 6-1