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Evening star., 1945-06-20
SITUATIONS WoMEN (cent.l

GOvERNESS, available immediately; musi-
cal education. reflned, capable taking COM
plete charge Of children. Call for inter-
HIGH-GRADE STENOGRAPHER, bkpr..
secy., correspondent, penman; finest ref
erences: temp. or perm. Box 62-D, Star.
trained, practical. expe-
Iienced; Iie, references SO for s hours; day
NURSE, available for cases of all kinds,
9 to "a hours with time of. NO. 1888
NURSE, practical, 2 years hospital ex-
perience. available for immediate engage
ment: excellent local refs. Ii. 7951.. 22'
REFINED WOMAN. employed; will stay
evenings with child exchange: nice furn.
RESIDENT MANAGER. experienced, refer
ences. PIX and bookkeeping; single, 81
BoY 3a3-E, star 22s
YOUNG WOMAN, experienced, wants posi-
tion as buyer or manager of dress or spe-
cialty shop. OR O009.
1915 HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE desires
position as receptionist doctors or den-
fists office: knowledge bookkeeping, tipping,
ofhce training. Call DI. 67s2 between
Evening star., 1945-06-20
HELP WoMEN.

WOMEN. 1885, By local bank, to train
iof bookkeeping OPERATORS no experience
RsS Tas oHs s.srnlRf 4R co ss
$S HSHi aiss
WOMAN % 20; take AXE charge of octason pre-
pnson mnn Sues ns sent
WOMEN, white. Have You hours or
more spare time daily between 2 am. and
ours xoap eppd uss a Work sxtIs also 50 ssva
able; age no handicap If active. Call In
e9 Adults sssd n m xhs ss sSo
aundrs " ty prseses sh1 sood ds sars
f s But Dna no sne 10 qae sap beaeh @
wanted now through Sept. 10. Call Ma.
0227, 10 to 4 Friday.
WOMEN, white, clean, hard workers: ice
1925 Biadensblrg I'd.
YOUNG LADY wanted to train as dental
DTsast poson 9Th cs No. fs e
iYsSTE'H;n1Re, YoTNG Woman, high school graduate,
some. tipping and the answering of the
he w which is used great deal Must
day, 4s-hour week, S175 per month to
start. with assured increases to a compe-
tent person, Write, giving sufhcient in
formation about yourself to justify an
Interview. Please be definite. Box 277-E,
INTERESTING WAR woRK-Earn,ns, a,
start, S31 90 weekly. with rapid increases;
no experience necessary: excellent working
conditions ages. 36 to 80 Apply employ
pent pri sfaee. 72a 12th st. a.w;; Mon tshrousb
to pm THE cHEsApEAKE 4 PoToMAc
TELEPHONE CO. Hiring arrangements
approved by War Manpower Commission
! NEED THE SERVICES Of a refined, mid
dle;ased lady who knows how to plan meals
and can assume full management of me-
dlum-sizsd dun boarding, house; honesty and
good habits essential. Write, giving par
tieulars as to experience and salary. ex-
peeted, Box 210-E, Star. go
JOB YOU WILL ENJOY-Learn this In
teresting and nd vital war work Earnings at
permanent. positions: promotion opportunl-
ties; ages 1S to 35. Apply employment Of
Zee, 722 18th st NV Monday through
Friday $40 m; to pm; Sat $40 q m
TO 5 pm. THE CHESAPEAKE & POTOMAC
TELEPHONE CO. Hiring arrangements
approved by War Manpower Commission.
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SITUATIONS WOMEN.

COLORED GIRL, young, wants JOB as
mothers helper: prefer Dupont Circle area,
DOROTHY, 1915 10th st. NV.
COLORED GIRL, neat, wants morning
COMPToMETER OPERATOR. rapid, ac-
curate, 13 yrs. exp. with one employer,
including piecework, payroll, cost account
ING: qualified in all operations. Box 3s7-
E, Star.
DENTAL AsSISTANT-Dischar WAVE,
experienced. Box 1SS-E, Star. 2Os
DRESSMAKING. designing, remodelins, al
terations, reasonable. MISS BERT. 1880
Irving st. NV. Apt. a.. AID. 2236.
exceptional and varied experience ability
and personality; win accept permanent po-
sition where loyalty and good judgment
ExrESiENcEb pesidsns 81 h,rh
class apartment houses. will be available
July /; excellent references. Box BOSE
Star.
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REPAIRS and SERVICES (cont ~

NsrAINS 0no SENvt$e9 NS0ht.y.
Ssss NSaa .sa sosH SHSSn sHRS
M ia vi Stores! Ra s7ls steps.
fireplaces; concrete work. etc. RINALDI
aaEATiNG REPAiRs. installations Of BOIL
ers, radiators and furnaces; terms. 6912
NfEkrok IA Il bfeokA241is GE sA21 painting paper
SE ?SSS ;5ReaI ~ ssss
ksuE s2ss ssss: YAH AZ afns asss q Nd Va and
MENTIONING, painting, interior and ex-
MR. se msfesh'f5 Union Sor6 eozs
PAINTING. Ken-Toning, repairing, interior
RH % sfs MI ina 1853 sn sna c9 SSrtas aas
mates % Can BAXTER Or iAWsEseE, VIZ ssss,
PAINTING interior and exterior; skilled,
MeDoSouaH EDDY is' Atlantic sshsf sss asSs e''
PAINTING. papering, KEN -Toning, inte-
prices. e. P. sEiRY. Ii. 'dSss ossss, FR. $3.50.
PAINTING, repairing-we specialize in ex-
ceilent workmanship and low prices. Ask
about our painters special" ia. 1897.
PAINTING by reliable white mechanics;
paperlns, carpenter reps: all work guar
~ an1eeai pest materials. MR.. RlDENoUR'
PAINTING, interior, exterior, Sherwin-
Tee ss iHs a5se TR sass after m
PAINTING, PAPERING, roof repairs@1st-
is xR5 ss4e roF e5tR5e Hb esss Ss
sonsble reliable. efficient. Cali shepherd
PAINTING AND pAPERING. reasonable
prices, white mechanics MR.. RUSSELL,
PAINTING; ;PAPERNG. frst-e,ass work:
fafsfisG EH R9iAG sNb SH isaS raFrR HAscScWs 90
anteed Estimates free Prompt service.
Better work for less money" Call uN.3743.
D'siz;I9ss ssnf5s Fa1sf A0Ts sH5s
PHiSrNG aIs Mis az TApERiNe az essp plasterns
enthusiasm and customer consideration; let
alibis, hard-iuck stories and trouble all too
often blamed on the war. Eniciency is as
PT1ys i MR. MALH2XT CO l$s2 e.
Work done reasonably. Call BARNETT,
PApiER HANGING, this week only, 81 md
up per room; l945 washable. sunfast pa
PPAPERiNG fntped AND eAiN1iNG, s'a a. 40a WORK;
estimates free Cali MR. BECKETT. DU.
PIAsTERING done by white mechanics;
saa 5ds
TsTf sHssfSprsess no 'op too snsi
PPLAsTEkING, pstshing white MECHANICS.
faR s1v n your any home @f Il ros xs
sible; 25 yrs experience: all work guaran-
teed. PROMPT service D1 6923
RADIO REPAIRsNAll work i; 'don done in your
Swn %G Ta ome s 81 Hqasd snndss loo D.
RADIO SERVICE, pickup and delivery,
auto radios and aerials repaired and in
stalled 5ec9rd changers re- 6epaired and ad-
ssls ass5zIa asaa fAaiG dRplisseE aE 4sss CO.
sADo mos Hans.s aIess FREE IS srf o s1fs
fla kIrtisrszT1os Ha Sl71 SERVICE, specialize in
RErrfaEnAfioSN XII ss III SIsl SERVICE HOUSEHOLD s2
Ss P5fss Ss shsEss e6 tsf ?s5ns!s g.
ss1F es
ROOFING. TIMING. roof painting, repair
ing; suffering and spoutinr. Gail MR..
81 sHIplEy. WIsc ,sa;.s,NSs GE 4,5s r.,,.., .,.,.
sLWiNS MAJ niNES1usranteed repairs
Parts and supplies foI all machines Sew.
inR machine dept 3rd door 6. KANN
sEWfNG MACHINE REPAIxs-we inspect.
oil and adjust any make machine. 6oc
Replacement parts for all make machines
Famous New Home" sales and seS7ice
THE PALAls ROYAL sewing machines
2nd GOO: D1 400
USED CAMERAS poughs AND sold YUL-
N'tionel A712
VENETIAN BLINDS cleaned, csc. Up to
3 #, wide and #. long. Have your blinds
thoroughly cleaned BY our modern ma
chine method WASHINGTON SHADE &.
AWNING CO.. 202l 18th NV, Du. 6600
Evening star., 1945-06-20
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

SERVICE STATION and repair sarage
wanted; both preferred, will consider sep
arateiy Must be good location. Phone
RooMiSG HOUSE APIS, IA rooms. 3
baths assT ssT mr. i4h and Park I'd
ss5oS sse5 ss rms DHE RRi EASY s I an1ft 1919
DR9 e1Exx1SG SG AGEsefEs2ere Eli 5lt9 is
snai! eap.tsl 70 make nice S income. sn Com com
yARrETY VAR E: sroRf. n:a. va mixed trade; about
5000 weekly business; rent only s45 mo, !;
o. pree STOCK yoUS oSUysHhns PASTOR $50 i39s
Gsspfy GR2GEFY Sssr solo5sd sdsg trade oyer sl4oo
with half down. RE. $3.50, JAY JAY REALTY slITS;
REsTAURANT-sAND SHOP tbeer,. mostly
s%a PLACES ave sooS s. %Ss' pFGasaHls 6E
sHsfauRxSSr ssS III st NA 5SS9
well established doing about $500 daily
prae 9os sass tsm ,bs rent
restaurant and many other businesses are are
offered for sale by ANTHONY BROKER
sGs ss sSs Of So7 Ps 'ss s1s i
kEsrSGkaNr kEs stElaN toeer and wine, on Route RSu
ineton, Va At Intersection Of two main
fST I'll nsS ana Site eoo oonly 500; terms goB
RooMING HOUSE, nr. 18th and Mass ave,
duosd ovel 2ss $50 gan saS easy nenn
!sSss'en EB%s R!$s Pm aR I5Fs t5ss
Afk: AIR k:coNpTTIoNEp s h sANpw1cH a tS SHOP, II
's Ss SIS iRs Rsndes dss BoB eh' HoG S5G
SHs dons $3.50 daily NA beer s7ts and
Bus Terminal, nv; estab. Is years no
or consider partner; only experienced res
FAEPEfn SSS %xsTrp sn vsnsn Ma g.
posite the new. Social Security Bldg. en-
p0yns o p aD0e ose 9o sunesgs Pdsps aoo hsaf bune
experienced restaurant owner will sell "A
to worknR partner Enn and will teach
$SSs WSsffhp: ffh wxSrhpEE %SNrrp, S3tS 100 room.
once We can &C: You an cash Buyers
ehi;ss TX sSEsEs sSs. 2ausS : fasrSk 81
kEsrATRaST-LleuoR tss XfERshs niH /. very good se
L,
81 for stesK Ts sISa SyssT ssss aRs
SS;it IlTIs Iits LIST! St; nv ..i. r. Ss44 49," m
H ee si7oSS So'ef Better FefsipFs SnrTs
ehGne sR tbws is Guy T hf sss
breker' 1919 Vermont ave. RIM. 217. Re-
Sskoersy with living quarter.
sas .s E 1sssas R sSf sAL ~
P4o sbeas S6So S6o ssoo6S t.s snthy
n DE sHAzo. sa2 14th st. NV. Ma.
asssss s.a s:s4s II new 4.sssssses
other on NV iosao4
n ah So o sIsa1s nsdng eE sss sss or sns ssn KIT
shs sna Vii H suy Ssanse ths p csoa.ano sa as
esoEssg rs Ear tsFhs5
bb2GTgRSsAKTy b2Gg 4 sye BRxurH x "a sSIdoN sd located
Tansss Tea hshYsS Il nSSds sne srs sYsn s iss
asS q r Is ens q i2eths as finest taf1 of
ens e Pf rss e s Sp' osssd o IL 0ss sss d n the
Vermont ave, Suite $40. Me. a7is'
PARKfNG LOT. best central downtown 10.
cation, heart of business district near
dept. stores; established 1926; capacity
APPROX: 48 cars: gas pumps. DAVID
WIENER trustee, Suite eo6. s1s st, NV
RESTAURANT, fountain, good district
over 81 900 monthly profit S11,500
MA. $500.
RESTAURANT DELICATEssEN. beer IL
cense. good location. plus 8 rooms. baths
good lease. Price, $4,000; terms; ownel
or see Guy Richardson, sales mgr, With
EDWIN L. ELLIS. long established broker
1910 Vermont ave., RIM. 2l7. RE. S142
Evening star., 1945-06-20
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

ACCORDIONS-Any size or DESCRIPTION;
highsst cash ash prices. Call Mr.. FARREN.
ADDING MACHs., typewriters, calculators.
office equip. all kinds; top price paid,
Ewes: and Sun, CO. 1928; week, DI. 1872.
bought. top prices: repaired quickly. M
uuiIe RE. .2s2s. OFFICE MACHINES
G6RRfsssRsPEg G6RR sena slag Mssu1d 4th and N r ave
working condition. Cali DI. o570 week
aiis Air coNDlTIoNER. window tyne. y or ~
MISUNDERSTANDING, bric-a-brac, clock&
lamps, silver flrepass ss sets; highest prices.
AAWypgSG,,, AWNING, 1e s tSs ,g4sInr perch; oE; 1878.
antiques Ses and s sood ceaiss; ehins;
wanted at once; will buy any amount.
Please call today. Mr.. GRADY. MA. 1890.
BICYCLES wanted. any condition; wanted
for material Columbia 96I1.
lCnutinued on Next PAcn
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SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT, expert; books started, kept,
audited; tax reports, monthly service state
ments PROMPT. reas. SH. 1864 23'
BOOKKEEPER, young man with knowledge
of bookkeeping and other clerical expert
ence, desires part-time position from $50
pm. to Il pm; excellent references.
BUILDING MANAGER-12 years expert
ence in ONCE and institutional buildings;
thoroushly experienced in purchasing;
ENGINEER, 25 years experience, electrical,
mechanical, aeronautical, owner of shop
and laboratory, available for production,
MAN wants work. cement. plastering,
SRoPRT9 SERstosPR5RST9f9nFm lAlEs EsN Nv Rg 459s
and rental ability. to manage your prop
erty personally on commission. Informa-
ton will be gladly furnished. Call CO.
seaoSI efs of.off fEHcHEs atisr available june
Sept. Is; varied business experience whole
sale, retail; car BOX 3Q6.E, Star 21s
Evening star., 1945-06-20
SITUATIONS poMEsTIc.

COLOREI GIRL wants job caring for chill
no Sundays no nights. HO. 1902.
MAID, colored, part-time general house
work, 8 am to 3 pm. HO. 1892. Call
8 am to 3 pm
SOUTHERN GIRL, white, desires position
general housework; husband. world War II
veteran, will work out: must furnish 8
rooms 0iv. room. bedroom, kitchenette
aptl: permanent, settled. WI 6Ol9. 81 :
WOULD LIKE to place my reliable col
maid 8 days week, Mon. through Fri
Glebe S255, before z pm
Evening star., 1945-06-20
INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

STEN0GRAPHIC and secretariaI classes
now forming. Beginners and refresher
courses in shorthand, typing bookkeeping,
comptometer, all secretarial subjects. Civil
Service courses. Est. % years; accredited
Inquire MA. 233S. BOYD SCHOOL. 1888
St (opp. Capitol Theater)
SPANISH-Conversatio writing; begin
ners, advanced literature talks; preferred
candidates intensive courses; individual
or small group, at home. Write Box 1885,
Evening star., 1945-06-20
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.

BOOKKEEPERS, $50 wk. (FJ, exper., real
future t Tor worker; clerk-typist, under 80,
wk;; stenog. 1O), real inter, $40, S45 wk
CAL in. you are welcome. IRE. 2S2s)
FORD EMPLOYMENT SERVICE. 71S 14th
lnear N. Y. ave. n.w,).
TEACHERS, register now for choice posi-
tions; in public and private schools,
ADAMS TEACHERS AGENCY, 204 Col
OradO Bldg. 14th and ~
Evening star., 1945-06-20
MOTOR TRAVEL.

WAR MOTHER wants at once to ride
and share to Los Angeles, Calf: refer
ences exchanged. AT. S956.
SCHOOL TEACHER, wife. responsible,
will drive car to California. leave any time
Union 2041; references. Box 3a7-E,
Star. 81.
WANTED-Ride to Los Angeles or vicin-
ity. couple will share expenses and driy-
ing. Call 43S53, Wilmington. Del 90
Evening star., 1945-06-20
SITUATIONS MEN and WOMEN.

EXP. COUPLE want position as resident
manager and housekeeper In apt. house,
small hotel or large rooming house. Box
Evening star., 1945-06-20

RMS 2 baths; oil heat; 2.yT. lease; rent,
81: 200; only $3.50 down. DOWN Hurry rTst 'uS -0s
income quoted S305, all apts; N st. NV;
good and clean. Priced TO sell for $500;
only $1,000 down. Call YOUNG g. PAS
TOR. MA 3052. 1929 Vermont ave NV
Evening star., 1945-06-20

FUhNlIuhE AND CdINA-Flne 2-piece
Noritake lChaumont) chinaware; water
heater and tank. 4013 14th st. NV,
GARAGE DOORS cRollaway,, 7x1s, com
excellent condition: sacrifice, $40. OK
GARDEN M a. f. FOOLS & ? METAL Pm wheelbarrow, cir.
cular clothes dryer, lawn mower, like new
al 500: 7-pc. mahogany dinette suite, $50
Gas IA RANGE smDs stde1oyen s9s9 4burner 90 GOOD
eShndisiqn phnnt & s35 & cash; bed with spring $40
GAS RANGES. new ana used: large stock
l9l5k EaI s.nhrs. 5th 8. R;s SA ss52, ,..,.,-
sgils from s17 go: vide selection LE FEyRE
GLAZED SASH, new. Special purchase
Stores HEcHINGER g Pstss e. 0'''s' al our
GUITARS-Epiphone. complete with case
Ss REepsSlIs ssls ofeG RfTTs' as's 1880 s.
HExTiNG4aos.wat = RtStS ana hot-air heating
plants, installed by competent mechanics
under |n the personel supervision Of . heat:
NOV. |; free estimates. PORTER ENdI.
lSdsnR9 lNEERING CO, s311 g.. ave. NV RA
Ssg HoUsEMohb eansS ftkN1TGsE, III consisting o,
several ifdi IA yiaf 4gfa room furniture
sna AS variety; !. ACME FUIEaNETCTuks CO.
sss. 9 { EENNA; e a.. .TfNoIE6M CO.. s2SS G St
IRONER. General Electric: dinette table
chairs. and daybed: perfect condition
kiTcasEN ldaS 4 SET, ms5ee-sgg ~ table AND two
KNIVES AND FORKS, pearl-handled ster-
ling Il doz.1. Call AT. S956.
LIVING ROOM-Atlas has the $50 living
room OUTFIT, all brand-new furniture, which
includes. living room suite and beau
tiful end tables, coffee table and mirror,
all for $50, and SIS deposit, and take IL
FURNITURE Co. 9s1 G. st. NV. 81
3737. DI. S73S, DI 3739.
LIVING ROOM-Alperstein. the friendly
store, has the hard-to-get 2-pc. all-leather-
covered living room suite, all-spring con-
structed, at deep-cut prices: also a large
selection of modern and 18th century
suites at the usual cut prices: remember w
do not carry any victory models; terms
sk1napEy saksan5aaptE m pEpg sgToRE fdso ssd 1ess
x4fREssEs fxsafR q ~ I'M ssSsi m..tr.s.e
for the baby's CRIB, Sl2,95; also twin ans
NERS FURNITURE STORE. o23 q q
NV. ma. 6167.
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Evening star., 1945-06-20

MATTRESSES az, white. experienced for
forms r c farnshed EBsirT 1sp HorEG Hha 10Th 10Th
Eorkins send.fions: IA SASS. 'A' S0''
WAITRESS, experienced at serving a fine
did tips; 6-day wk. THE PARRoT RES
TAgRANIss ,I7ol goth St. NV:
a s g pea ear tesk ms and mpoy a
Apply 1884 Upshur st. NV. or HOT
SHSPPE nearest you.
good Working @ hea Conditions kpply p1q ecHERRY Iaq
BLOSSOM RssTAURANT, e1s eisrlz 18th % St. NV.
MATTRESSES, white, serving breakfast and
Apply Cafeteria before PM 81 .fs AMBAssA- ISL l.
R1R RpTEE ldsh dsR at 5,sSt St.
sS$ gee. SSs "s's sBs '' s.
WAITRE:sssEsa1work :s1w in comfortable. cool.
room, I am. to 2 pm; experienced. APP
ply Mrs, Hurst, head hostess, between II
am; and $50 pm. HOTEL ANNAPOLIS.
1854, 1909 I4th st. NV.
TA1TKEss' Ssa WoFs bu fS5 Ss ssoR part time no Sun
WOMAN, white, for employees lunchroonl,
am. to 2:30 p m, care for steam table
PRk saks PRS eon anS Woode
WOMAN to demonstrate plastic exhibits
in dept. stores throughout country for
large company; high salary plus all ex-
penses. Address replies to C-42, P. o.
Box 3495, Philadelphia %. Pa.
WOMAN, nursing experience, semi-invalid:
live in; no housework. RA. S02S.
WOMAN for -Janitor work. Apply 1916
18th St NV. 2nd floor.
WOMAN, white, young, to take care of
phone orders in grocery. am. to Q pm;
$50: 5014 Conn. ave. NV, EN-. 1717.
WOMAN, settled, white, to care for semi
invalid weekdays. Small amount light
housework. 81 day. Woodley 1857 after Z
Pm.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-11
Fl Toro Marines
Clout Victory
Over E. {. Station

The Ell Toro Marine Training Sta
ton baseball players stomped on the
El Centro Leathernecks Tuesday
afternoon at FL Centro Stadium
and when the dust cleared away
the Scoreboard read to 7.
However, it was not all El Toro.
In the eighth inning, Rafferty,, the
visitors pitcher succumbed to the
Valleys brand of summer weather
and Neal, taking over. couldn't hold
the El CentranS and four runs were
tailed. In the ninth it was differ
ent. one, two, three and out for both
sides.
Pressly batted a homer for El
Toro in the second inning He hoist
ed the ball over the left field wall.
Kramer, Ell Centro pitcher gave
way to Greene late in the game
PaWelek caught the game. Ventura
was behind the plate for the visitors
The teams are scheduled for a
Wednesday afternoon game Thurs
day and Friday Santa Barbara Mar
ines will be on hand for two games,
both to start at pm. instead of
three as announced
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-11
Acmes Win Out
Over Sandy Beach

A picked softbali team from San
dy Beach went down to defeat be-
fore the hard-hitting Acmes Tues
day night at Ell Centro Stadium in
an exhibition game The score was
8 to 2.
George w. Burt had his school
band out and altogether it was a
good evenings program.
Thursday night at 8:15 the Mar
inc Station and Holtville Navy will
play the game postponed from the
Fourth. A capacity crowd is expect
ed as this game will decide the
standings in the first half of the
Imperial Valley Softball league. If
the Station wins it means that team
finishes the season with no defeats.
On Friday night Marine Station
and Holtville Civilians meet to play
off protested game This game
also will be called at 8;15
Tuesday nights linescores:
Sandy Beach -.., 001 O10 0-2-5-3
AcmeS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. OIL 500 X-8-9-1
Batteries: Kent and Coolt; Hodg-
son and Jackson.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-11
New Marines Chief
Sees Period of
Postwar PoIicinu

SAN DIEGO, July H. CUP)-
Postwar policing OF the Pacific
will keep the west coast a strong
military district, 1t Gen. Holland
M. "Howling Mad" Smith pre-
dicted as he assumed command of
the Marine training area here.
Smith replaced Maj. Gen.
Charles Price Eligible for retire
ment next year. Smith said he re-
turned to the United States Of his
own accord to allow a younger
man to succeed him.
Smith did not expect extended
fighting in the Nippcnese Cam
paign. 1--WE can land anywhere we
want to-" he asserted. We know
how to beat those people and they
know it,"
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-11
L. A. LIVESTOCK

Los ANGELES, July TO- UP)-Lve-
stock:
Cattle: Saablc 900: fairly active.
steady t0 strong. Few sales Is to 25
cents higher for two days. Load good
9S6 lb Arizona fed steers at IT'S; med
um TO good grass and fed steers. Is
If 25: Mexican down to IA medium TO
good cows. 12-14. few 1425. Cutter to
common, 9.75-11.75: bulk Gamers and
cutters. 7.5O-9.50. Medium to good bulls
l1.50- 50; odd to 13. Medium to good
feeders. 1914 %.
Calves Salable 125; steady Medium
to low choice calves and veaIers, 14-15
Hogs: Salable Is. including IS bought
to arrive. Steady: 2Q0-35O ID. at Is. IS,
ceiling; odd sows and stags. Is.
Sheep: Saable $50 Shorn lambs and
yearlings unsold. Good choice wooled
lambs at 15-155 80 or above
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-11
SoIonS Move Up:
Defeat AcornS
BY UNITED PRESS

The Sacramento Solons moved
into third place in the Pacific Coast
League pennant race Wednesday
after holding the Oakland AcornS
to 100 one-hitter Tuesday night.
In the only other Pei game
played Tuesday, the Portland Beav-
erS ran their league lead to four
games as they scored a 7-6 victory
over the San Francisco Seals in a
free-hitting contest.
Guy Fletcher, hurting his 18th vic
tory of the season, allowed a scratch
single to Manager Billy RaimOndi in
the third inning. The Oaks now
have gone 33 innings without scor-
ing a run and without getting a
man as far as third base.
The Beavers scored their winning
run on Frank Demaree's infield hit,
Ray Perry's wild throw, Spencer
Harris walk and Ted Gullic's long
swat into rig h t centerfield. The
Seals big inning was the sixth
when Willie Enos' pinch home run
with a mate on base sent across
two unearned runs in the wild
frame. Shone and Barton hit homerS
for the Beavers.
Line scores:
San Francisco 600 OO5 1906 1G /
Portland ..... eO1 200 011-7 70 3
Seward, Buzoiich % and Ogro-
dowski; Cohen, Mosser ~ and
YOunker.
Sacramento 200 422 000-l0 13 0
Oakland .... 600 900 600 0 l 0
Fletcher and Schlucter; Mann,
Gibson a., A. Raimondi C1, Hafey
90 and RaimOndi.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-11
". Y. STOCKS

NEW YORK. Puly II. CUP)-Stocks eX-
tended MOnday'3s rise on increased vol
ume Tuesday
While the rise woS on a smaller scale
than in the previous session. it too was
spread over a broad list. American
Telephone. outstanding yesterday, rose TO
"A new high and then retreated on profit
taking selling until it registered net
loss OF more than a point.
Further demand developed for the
steel shares. Bethlehem equaled its high
and gained more than a point. y. S.
Steel toSe better than a point; Jones &,
Laughlin Preferred B. more than q points,
and Crucible Preferred more than 2
points.
Railroads were strong during the first
half OF the session when gains extended
TO more than point over a broad list.
Some of the leaders gave up part of
their rise before the close on railroad
eqquqipqqments."
Colqumbia Gas again led in turnover
and made new high Utility Preferred
issues had gains ranging to nearly 3
points in Standard Gas S stock. Pan
American topped the airlineS in turnover
and scored a small net loss. Oils bal
anced off small gains and losses Mont
gomery Ward made a new high in the
mail orders. United Fruit reached a new
top in its department
Special issues rose point or more,
including Bulova Watch General Outdoor
Advertising. General Foods. Timken Roll
or Be airing. and General Precision Cor
foration. Chrysler. HOmestake Mining.
and St. Joseph Lead rose a point or more
in their sections.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-11

MARYSVILLE. Mich, July 1t
CUPp-Mrs. Everett Huffmaetcr wy.
Port Huron, Mich, found 237 star-
lings wedged into her Oil burner
and 500 dead birds in her chimney
She smoked out other starhu-.
high in the chimney by burmu-
paper They dropped to the tira-
place and flew through the house.
oot-scarring her walls in nIaEr
Although tie tighuy-packcd birds
swept" the chimney clean, Mr,
Huffmaster said She didn't carr wv
she never saw another starlua
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-11
FIGHT RESULTS
BY UNITED PRESS

LOS ANGELES-Edgar Robinson,
l55. Los Angeles, outpointed Ran
Jackson. 153, Los Angeles QO);
Benny Cousins, lis, Los Angeles,
outpointed Bud Taylor, 1T, San
Diego "a; Al Wright, 159, San Diego,
outpointed Dave Gotz, 158, Los An
geles a.; Giro Zurita, 124, San
Diego, Ko'd Freddy zito, 124, Los
Angeles ~; Shamus McCray. 1856.
Los Angeles, outpointed Teddy
Guerrero, 1876, Los Angeles az.