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SITUATIONS poMEsIIc.

COLORED SETTLED PERSON will do
housekeeping in small family; prefer adults;
can do plain cooking. Call Ho. 9046. 2s21
COLoRED GIRL, honest, reliable. wants
g.h.w., S25 week, carfare; on Sundays: 5ha-
SoLoRED GIRL wants part-time work
coIoRED GIRL wants days work, ironing
hours 10 to 4: S5 daily. DI. 3269
CoLoRED GIRL desires days work. Ma
C0LoREp GIRL wants days work. Call
CoLoRED GIRL wants evening job. full
PoTt ms WOMAN Ga PE Msnts 3sS part-me job
eoLokED WOMAN INA wi win STAY Stay Friday and
nSS WoMAN Eh snecs sSoa S9 COOK
wishes evening work from 4 until 10, bak-
m Ing, cooking or pantry work, DE: 9553.
encss: no Sundays. DI 5235. Is"
COOK, colored experienced wants Job in
private family, experienee with parties
upstairs. city ref BOX 70-z, Star.
COOKING. light hw., by colored woman:
no small children; stay in or go; S25 wk.
EX- X-sERViCEMAN, wife with good-natured
bany: ambitious. desire exchange services
tor living quarters; salary; man attends
school hrs, days week. Box So B,
Star
GIRL, colored. desires housework. laundry;
:
no cooking, no children. From . to 6. AID.
GIRL, colored; wants day work, ironing
GIRL, colored, wishes daywork and apt.
cleaning, curtain to stretch. Can MI.
GIRL GIRL co eOldred Wants 10 ob 5-day wk taking
care ot child In apt: honest, reliable; out.
GIRL, colored, wishes to clean apt. for
employed people part time; would like
in same bldg. TR. 1854.
Thurs sag spd Sat. in me- or sc. section. Cali
GIRL, coiored. wants job cleaning bacn-
elor'S home or apt. DI 1854.
$50 to s.; can type. Cali De 1869.
GIRL, coiored, wants general housework;
GIRL, colored, wants dayWork; So per day
and carfare. DE. 1881.
GIRL, colored. experienced wants gh.w.;
between l2 and $40 pm. CO. s79i. .,
GIRL, colored, desires morning work,
Gsp fE0m rR qnti! n4aa o'clock good references
HIGH SCHOOL GIRL, colored, wants eve
aNDRY hhF Df[Y woRK 5f Pm 9dn Do bdme n6S snecia,
price, On family LAUNDRY; mems shirts and
iine linen specially; curtains stretched:
Al Aels,E FefereRce EehG 5i1 Columbia I'd, NV
WOMAN, colored. wishes days work. Phone
WOMAN. colorrd. wants cleaning days
WOMAN, experienced, colored. neat age %
wants days work, cleaning or ironing
DI 1913.
WOMAN, settled, colored. wants light house
work, laundry and simple cooking with
employed couple with one well-behaved
child; stay nights, in small house or apt
5l2-day week. Call Sun, 10 a m. to l m.
only. 434 v st. NV.
WOMAN, coloTed, take care of home.
rooming house. for respectable colored
people, -exchane" for room, small salary
Re 2l52 after a m.
DESIRES JOB, couple, cook and butler, by
the day or by the week or month; $500
mo-; experiences; references. EX. 1914
coLoRED JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL GIRL
wants part-time work. Phone FIR. 7772.
COLoRED-Want . or 3 hours work in
exchange for room and board. DE. 9533,
Mon. through Friday, after 3 pm.
A NEAT, reliable colored girl wants work
caring for child evenings 4 to and or q
hours Saturday. Call DU. S97S
WANTED, small bundles of wash to do
at home. Call HO. 02S2
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PERSONAL,

ROCK CREED SANITARIUM, 2529 Penna.
ave NV, washington z, D. c.; AID.
4341 -4342; modern fireproof elevator
building announcing its first year and one
half service to the public catering to
bed patients, elderly and chronic cases:
residence physician, twenty-four hours
nursing service; private and semiprivate
rooms; conveniently located, within several
blocks of the White House. Under the
personal supervision of Sallie Sandridge. .
REST HOME, beautifully located in nearby
Md. all modern, large porches, grounds,
high elevation; registered nurse in charge;
dining room. recreation room, private and
semiprivate rooms available. Further in
YOUNG MAN, .ex-serviceman, talented
respondence. publicity. Best references
Washington 4, D. c.
VACANCY in private home; single rm
near bath, tray for invalid, convalescent OF
elderly person TR. 1923.
LET'S SWAP H0MES-I'm Govt. Official
with a nice 10-room home in Arlington
I want to swap my approx. $4,000 equity
for house that's paid for. prefer 6 rms;
I owe approx. $500, payable S100 mo.
and this drops to $50 soon; am getting
SS5 rent for upstairs unfurnished apt;
wonderful lot and location. CHI. 1913.
nation call At 20S0
ARTIST, young lady. desires studio-livine
quarters. vicinity Dupont Circle. Cal
weekdays HO. ZOO, Ext, 113 betw. As.
PHYSICIANS WIDOW, nurse. board
mothers care of child; references ex
changed. Box 75-B. Star.
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

DRIVING TO FLoRIDA?-Wants some one
Do pqa y fsies soo5 room for ADDITIONAL
congenial companion to help with driving.
Route indefinite. Al Ford, well equipped.
E%PERIENcED Ell iS1lS T'af DRIVER will drive your
DRIVING Los ANGELES, Monday or
Tuesday party of three: take one more.
5eI 5elp drive. RE, RE 1900. Ext. 3o47, Sat and
YOUNG y NAVY OFFICER. going to Calf,
wants to buy car or drive and share eX-
PepnseS; PEI .es ne Leave about about, Oct. 20: DE 1922. .
wanted to drive Dodge AZ pickup to Den
yer: refs. required. Phone Ashton 2150. =
DRIVING to Richmond Va, Sat, am,
Oct: 20, returning Oct; %: can take. 3
DRIVING TO Los ANGELES about Oct
-; desire passengers. RE. 0630, Ext. 70S.
ARMY COUPLE desire ride to Washington
State or California after November 1st;
JEROME; 'TR. PAPA. Ext. 437. before 4
pm. weekdays. 15s
GENTLEMAN driving San Francisco; coupe
Oct 20: via Denver; take one, help drive:
refs. exchanged. Box 494Y, Star.
take one. help drive. Box 499-Y. Star. !.
RESPONSIBLE naval officer and wife will
drive car to California, leaving Tuesday or
Room 507, Roger Smith Hotel.
DRIVING 1910 Plymouth to Indianapolis
or 3 pass CHI. 1864.
CENTRAL FLORIDA; leaving Thursday or
Friday: 2 or 3 passengers desired; return
LOS ANGELES GisIIss VIA A. TEXAS, about Oct "a
take 3 passengers; Buick convt. sedan; refs
exchanged. Box / B, Star.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

BEAUTY SHOPS wanted at once: I can
EwS fs ySuf GHsnsss ss ns RFSsd Brsser rgh
DsRss DfGRsH' sHoP fSs FT BnsiNEss EE owner must
sell: modern fixtures, cheap rent. good
HARRY l. FRIEDMAN. broker, RE. 1865.
MAKE AN OFFER-Owner must sacrifice
laundry and dry cleaning store, now profit
ably operating, downtown location, cheap
rent; immediate action required. Call
HARRY I FRIEDMAN, broker, RE. 1856
DELICATEsSEN corner, store; beer and
Rs sseEssa '?ss tsSe's sse vRS
SHOE. REPAIR MACHINERY for sale On
afs09nt st lneIi Lincon sgeryfa9s 4455
LAUSDRY. VALET sHoPGowner is forced
to sacrifice this going, profitable business
fully equipped. priced right HARRY l.
FRIEDMAN, broker RE. 1866.
LUNCHE0NETTE with soda fountain $500
ATLAS BRoKERAGE CO. Sill woodward
sldAii SMALL Z! ffu!NctaHkooM.1 man can handle;
re- Ssn ssI Cha CHAIRMAN ifass sEALTY es; Co oiOo0'
BEAUTY sALoN-Ideal for operators;
town; price, 81, $50. RE. 1915. CHAP
REsTAURANTScentral location, food and
which includes 2 apartments; 5-year lease,
price. $500 with $500 down. For
appt. call RE. 1916. CHAPMAN REALTY
CO, 1925 14th st. NV.
WE can sell your business and furniture at
top prices now. Clients waiting with cash.
List your. rooming or boarding house with
US. Quick, confidential, efficient service.
YOUNG q PASTOR, 1929 Vermont. Ma
MTILISERY Mi / N RY AND AND DRESS sHop-owner
forced to sacrifice this profitable neigh
borhood, well-located store, doing good
business; 5-year lease, cheap rent, nice fix
lures. price reduced for immediate sale
Call HARRY l. FRIEDMAN, broker, RE.
RooMING HOUSES wanted, plenty buy
ers for your furniture and business; any
size, price or good location; I sell fast If
Rooming Broker, 1910 Vermont ave, Rm,
downtown JEwELRY sToRE-owner
must sell fully equipped; 9-year lease,
cheap rent. Will only consider reliable
person who is in position to make a cash
J deal immediately. HARRY !. FRIEDMAN,
broker, RE. 1166.
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INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

P1ANO INSTRUCTION at pupils homes by
experienced teacher. Warfield 1865 week
JEwELRY DESIGN for beginners. . nights
week, SllverSmlthing coppersmithing
enameling, under guidance of former uni
versity instructor. Fully equipped studio
moderate tuition. All tools and equipment
FURNISHED; Glasses starting Oct / 5. GUILD
WORKSHOP. 1880 Wisconsin ave. George
town.
LEARN to drive the right way. Better be
safe than sorry. Dual control cars. Park
ing specially. Experienced instructors
2.0l 18th st. NV, North 1894.
PIANO STUDY. graduate, experienced. in.
Struction given TO a limited number oi
pupils who have reached the age of II
and adults: ME-. o540, Ext. 603
PIANO PUPILS, Bach of music also voice
pupils; private and class; reas. rates
Phone EX. 400: Ext. 800.
GREGG SHORTHAND by experienced
teacher, beginners, review, speed dictation
SECRETARIAL CLASSES now forming Be-
glnners and refresher courses in short
hand, typing. bookkeeping. comptometer
all Secretarial subjects civil service courses
CT school Positions guaranteed eraduates
Inquire MA. 233S. BOYD SCHOOL. 1885
St topp; CAPITOL Theaterl.
LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE. Permanent
MALABELLE, HONOUR BEAUTY SCHOOL
BEAUTY, COUTURE, HAIR STYLING. Eve
ming and day classes. UPSHUR BEAUTY
4saHeGf 4saaH eT Union 4G29 SgH 39th st, ne phone VA
GERMAN TAuGHT by real expert. former
Viernese professor. Call RE. 3027 for in
formation. THOMAS JEFFERSON COL
LEARN sPEEDWRITTNG-The easy ABC
shorthand in 30 days; private tutoring; in
dividuals or small groups; college degree
teacher. Call NE. 1927 between 81 pm .
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS,

JEWISH STEM, college edu.. 5-day wE.
$50; bookkpr. -sten., Jewish. knowl Span
n, $40 Wk, Miss Young. PERSONNEL
SERVICE. 1871 G st. MA. 60SS.
EXECUTIVE RECEPTI0NIST. apt or hotel
exper. 30 TO 45, $50 wk. Miss Reed, PER-
SONNEL SERVICE. 1911 G st. Ma 6OSS
SECRETARY, college edu., 5-day wk.. legal
eXper. 5000 stem. railroad, S175 foreign
gov. Sl61;. executive secretary, $40 wk.t
Capitol Hill sten -dictophone opr., 81 500
up. and dozens OF others. Hourly OPEN
lngs. top salaries. BOYD S, 1888 F ST.
MA. 233S.
EDITOR, scientific BACKGROUND. Spanish
English training. 5-day, 500 wk. up, Miss
Reed, PERSONNEL SERVICE, 1911 G st,
MA. PIG.
KINDERGARTEN TEACHER, S45 wk grad
of teachers college, interesting opening,
drive car helpful. BOYD'S, 1888 F ST.
sTENoGs.. credit exper.. 5000: cPA.
office, Sis; St. n E. sec, 5-day. $40 wk,
St. real estate, 5l2-day wk s 60: med
ical sec. Sl,62o, stem. in Alexandria, S40
Wk.. 5-day wk, See Miss Young, PER-
SONNEL SERVICE, l3l G st MA 624l
TEACHERS CLERKS, receptionIsts: select pu-
sltions No charge unless placed; top SAL
aries Visit NATL TEACHERS AGENCY
Est. II yrs 1911 G ST. Ma. 2l14
DOMESTIC.
COOKS, kitchen maids. chambermaids
Mattresses 12Hl
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HELP WoMEN lCent.l

wANTED-Combinatio housekeeper secy
ly light duties: room. board, SIS wk start
chance to earn 500 wk. in month extra
by phonlng contacts, bottling, labelling,
etc. Refined person, unincumbered pre-
ferred; no objection child: acations. bonus
raises regularly. according service and
Qualifications Alexandria 1000
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OIL PERMANENT WAVES, S5 shampoo
and wave, 75c. UPSHUR BEAUTY COL
LEGE. 1929 both and Upshur. WA 1929
TEACHERS WANTED-Many immediate
vacancies listed, 81 .500-S5 600. BALTI-
MORE TEACHERS AGENCY, 5l6 No
Charles St. Baltimore l. Md
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SITUATIONS MEN and WOMEN.

MAN AND WIFE, not servant type. avail
able for care of property or estate and
business affairs; not afraid of actual work
both skillful drivers: willing to travel or
leave the District; references exchanged.
Box 2S-B. Star.
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DOMESTIC
BEAUTY PARLORS.

COOKS, kitchen maids. chambermaid
mattresses, housemen and nurses. 1856
Connecticut ave NV
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Ma so37, DRAisNER & zARPAs, 14ol
RUG CLEANING ESTABLISHMENT, mus
| be sold at once. owner sick; old-eSta abliShec
firm; all new and modernized equipment
an exceptional profitable business; ownel
quotes over $1,000 mo. business. Cal
'e aet aaoki9 i Epp0 EDWN e fq Ek1s Il iftsSn IonsE
Broker. 1910 Vermont ave, Rm. 217, RE
RESTAURANT. doing 5000 daily. Has am
pie refrigeration. most convenient kitch
en-. Nice front and rear bars tboth elec
tricslly refrieerated). tables and booths
rant business you can coin money here
sHAzo or Margaret Ressesger, 9a5 14th
LUtNCHRooM CAFETERIA. serving coIoree
trade. excellent corner location. doing owe
5000 daily for breakfast and lunch ho can b,
$500 down; DRAisNER & zARPAs. 40 40
h,i,I Stii nsSG SSi ~ s23, u,., os
experience in all types of construction il
washington, wants to associate himself
with parties with cash who would be in.
proeets @ s0a Adress ost @ R
RADIO MECHANIC, expert, desires t,
reerenees Bo1 49Y sstaT staT fa0i0 store
WANTED AT ONCE-Good drug paten
medicine or general sundry store. for ellen
Y5n YonNa es PASTOR M i1aa 1S1 Vermont nA NV So'2
DRUGSTORE, unusual buy, near Govt
| bldgs,; old est, well stock, doing fair pre-
scription. good fountain and general busi
ness; average, S165 daily: can do mucl
better with help and longer hours; SIS. .000
No brokers. Accept substantial. cash pay
ment Il balance can be properly secured
GRoCERY-Good s.e. section; weekly bust
ness over $1,000; rent. $50; only So, 900
plus inventory. THURM & SILVER, 90t
10th st. NV. Ma 1854
DRY CLEANING STORE. pressing mach
good business for right person; nice loca
tion. RA. S62S.
WILL BUY automobile business at righ
price; al all-cash transaction; no brokers
ROOMING HOUSE. exceptionally clean. Il
rooms, . baths good furniture. rent, S1e5
income quoted, S415; price. $4,000: down
81 900; good ne. location. A. r. SEELYE
400 l. st. NV. DI. 1925
DELICATESSEN--Smal place in ne cor.
ner. This is not place to get rich
quick. but live wire can make gooc
living. Has. living quarters upstairs, nov
available, of 3 rooms. kitchen and bath
all for $75 month; 5-year lease, $500
Have other similar places. Exclusive witt
6234. DI. 6235.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-19
| Ban Is Removed
On Greetings,
Best Wish Wires

WASHINGTON. AUG rs. tUP'-
The government has removed tnc
ban on congratulatOry anl greet
ing kilograms.
New orders also will permit
Western Union. as soon as II dC-
SireS, to transmit singing telcgran'a
again. and to use messengers ior
other purposes than delivery OF tell
egramS.
These actions were taken by the
board of war communications.
which cancelled all but nine Of its
80 orders effective immediately.
The board is a group set up to
control use Of communication facll-
tiles during the war and Is cOmpoSeC
Of representatives of the war navy.
state and treasury departments
and the federal communications
commission.
It announced that it had notified
the FEC of its WiIllnGncSS 10 al
low amateur radio operators 10 re-
turn to the air on the ll2 70 ll31
megacycle band for a prr,oC Of 90
days. Action by the FEC is required
before amateur operations cam actU-
ally start. 1t is expected That after
90 days the commission will dC@I1-
nate the 144 to 148 mes. cycle band
for amateurs.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-19
CHURCHILL SPEAKS AGAIN
AGAINST MAJORITY

Britain's wartime premier is back in
the role of majority batter" IN the
House of Commons. In his initial speech
this week he lost no time in tWittlng the
new government and in aligning himself
as leader of the minority. Prime MIN
lister Attlee will have no easy task meet
ing the doughty old warrior from now
or His biting comment on Attlee's cam
paign spokesman, now assuming the au-
thority to speak for labor instead Of per-
mitting the new labor minister to take
over that prerogative, found Judgement
with both sides of the House
Freed of wartime condolences, Chur-
chill revealed some interesting details of
the closing days Of the war in Germany
and of Stalin's status in the Pacific war.
He said the Russian marshal kept his
word to the letter on his pledge to move
against Japan and in this statement clear
ed conflicting opinions on that issue. He
said Stain promised the Allies he would
be fighting Japan three months after the
surrender of Germany, and he kept that
pledge to the very day.
But having paid that tribute to Sta
Inns integrity in making and keeping
pledges, Churchill buntly told Commons
IndJ a wave Oh COIllHI II sweeping
eastern Europe "behind solid wall Of
silence" and with no opening in that
wall for word of what is going on to
reach the world. He did not mention Rus
sia by name He did not need to do that.
Rritons were warned in no quibbling
words by the former prime minister that
urIcss this wall is pierced it will be part
extended and become the defense line in
a war that must follow.
Swiftly changing the subject to the
discovery of the atomic bomb Churchill
specifically mentioned Russia as one of
the nations that must never learn the
secret
The speech left it plain that the re-
cent overwhelming defeat at the polls
took away any of the fighting spirit or
intention of the ageing Briton. Rather it
served warning that he intends to be on
the front line in his country's coming
economic battles
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-19
PAINLESS TOOTH DRILL

pathfinder MagaZlne)
Therell be few mourSers when the
dentists drill winds up on the junk heap,
and it may be that happy time is ap-
preaching. Dr.. Robert S. Black, Corpus
Christi, Tex, reported in the Journal of
the American Dental association a new
device which cuts tooth enamel swiftly
and without pain.
1t is an "airbrasivc," a machine which
applies an abrasive dust, aluminium OK
ide, against the tooth with pinpoint of
compressed air. Another stream of air di-
verts the used abrasive and tooth debris
into a contAiner No pressure is eXerted
against the tooth, no heat, and the only
sound is the slight hiss of the air.
Used on a typicaly nervous patient
with sensitive teeth, it prepared a deep
and complicated cavity so swiftly, pain
leSsly the patient had to have a mirror
to be convinced the work was done.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-19
Macarthur KNOWS HIS
WAY ABOUT WITH JAPS

Supreme C m m n d er Macarthur
knows we'll the working Of the Oriental
mind At the moment there are those
who think he should not tempOrize with
Hirohito and that he should start off with
the mailed fist. And in view of the rec
ord of the cruelties and atrocities about
which the emperor by no stretch OF the
imagination was ignorant, there is much
to commend the demand that Macarthur
take no excuses for the delays in meeting
the first steps in the official surrender
1t is nothing new to the man who will
deal with the laps from now on, that
there is no evidence of an acknowledge
ment of utter defeat in the pronounce
ments from the throne and statements
issued by Premier Suzuki in giving way
to new leaders.
1t also is irritating to the rest Of the
world that in many places the Jap sol
diers still are fighting; that their alrmcn
attempted an attack on HalSey's fleet
many hours after HirOhito had met the
surrender terms. What else could be eX-
pected when the war lords themselves
broadcast that the "situation" is only
temporary and that Japan will arise to
new power and glory and in so doing es-
tablish her might by arms?
But if Tokyo has not discovered yet
that Macarthur can't be hoodwinked or
that he can be hard then there is a big
surprise just ahead. In .stalling for time.
feigning a misunderstanding on the scope
of the surrender terms, Hirohito is only
laying up additional trouble for himself
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-19
/ EDITORS NOTE: The foiiotcing edit
orials are presented as interesting opin-
ions uoiced by editors elsewhere. They
do not necessarily reflect the opinion OF
this paper.
MUCH OIL TO BE SPREAD
{ (Riverside Daily PreSS)

(RlVerSlde DAILY TreSS)
Oldsters familiar with county roads of
thirty years ago will recall how mid
summer by the roadside became the sea-
son of dust The village which had
achieved a strip Of pavement was known
far and wide. The good housewife in the
country or on the edge Of town shut the
parlor windows to keep out the dust.
The front hedge took on tawny coat.
That the days Of road dust haven't en-
tirely disappeared may surprise city mo-
torists, who stick to paved thorough
fares when they drive. But America has
2,4OO,000 miles of rural roads, of which
2262,OO0 miles still have untreated sur
faces, ranging from we'll graded and
drained dirt to mere trails.
Here is a vast field for prOgress-nOt
merely in laying the dust with treated
surfaces, but in providing economical,
hard-surfaced transport for Americas
greatest single industry, agriculture.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-19
B-2qs Flew 100 Million
Miles to Torture Jops

fighters were lost, however, Spaatz
said.
Spaatz summarized the accom-
plishmcnts Of the Supcrfortrcsses
since their first raid in June. 1914.
in long and probably final COM
muniquC. 1t revealed that:
/ - Four hundred thirly-scvcn
SuperfOrtrcSSCS were lost in 326l2
sortics against detectives 1900 or
more miles from the takc-off point,
but crews Of 14O Of them were res
cucd.
2-B-29s destroyed the major
portions Of the industrial productive
capacity Of SO japanese cities and
partly destroyed that Of six others.
3.-Five hundred cighty-one i'm
portant factories manufacturing
war materials were either destroyed
or severely damaged. These included
SIX major arSenalS.
4.-SinCc March %. 1945, B-29'S
laid 1908 mines in 1435 sOrtics over
enemy waters.
-SuperfortrcsScs destroyed OF
damaged 1885 japanese planes in
the air and moro than $50 on the
ground
6.-They dropped 1880 tons of
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-19
BY EDWARD J.. THOMAS

GUAM, Aug. Is. tUPl-AmCrican
Superfortresses flew more than
0000O.000 miles and dropped l69,-
421 tons Of bombs in raids on Japan
from India and the Marianas. Gen.
Carl A. Spaatz announced
The commander of the Pacific
Strategic Air Forces said the B-29s
reduced Japan aircraft production
60 per cent by destroying of severe
ly damaging % major japanese air
craft factories.
Steel production capacity was cut
Is per cent by the severe damaging
of two major steel plants. Japan's
major oil-refining capacity was de-
Stroyed, Spaatz said.
In their final raid on central ia
pan last Tuesday night and We'd
ncsday morning, the bomberS
achieved excellent results and re-
turned without loss. -Four eScorting
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-19
Phone 300
Editorials and Comment

and his newly created cabinet Nor should
the emperor and some of his close ad-
visers forget that they still may be in
dicted as war criminals and be forced to
stand trial along with those in Germany
who guessed wrong on the power of
might over right.
1t is inconceivablc that the emperor
knew nothing of the execution of the
American airmen who fell in Tokyo dur
ing air raids. He is not in the clear on
that score and if guilty in that instance
is guilty as well for the March OF
Death" after Bataan.
Make no mistake, Macarthur knows
his Jap. No one is better equipped to
know and he is not likely to forget all he
has learned of the treachery and the de-
ceit that marks the people he has to deal
with from now on.
When the time comes he will crack
down.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-19
Two More Resiun
From Posts in
State Department

WASHINGTON, Aug. 18. CUP)-
The White House late Friday an
nOunced designations of Archibald
MacL0iSh and J. c. Holmes as as
sistant secretaries of state.
White House Press Secretary
Charles G. Ross said that MI. Tru-
man had not yet designated sue
ceSsorS of the two assistants.
MaCLeiSh, former librarian OF
congress. was brought into the state
department last year to direct pub
lie information activities. Holmes
was in charge of administration of
the department.