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Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-05
TWEED JOLLY

IIS1 11NGS w IAN Ell
GA Main Phone 474
7-6
FOR SALE-30 acre ranch. miles
west Of e Centro, l mile south
of San Diego hiway. 20 acres in
grapefruit Has modern bedroom
home with good fireplace and
screen pOrches. 3-year supply OF
stacked fireplace wood w. J.
Strickland. c Pioneer Title InS
Co, or write Bon 4l8. Fl Centre
7-9
HOUSE and small building for sale
Phone HUlty. 8722-J3 10
81 ACRES with nice 6-room modern
house, located D. miles from
Calipatria; can give immediate
puSSession. For price and terms
see
M. l. MCKENDRY
Exclusive Agent
40 So. SOrrnsen Calipatria, Cal.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-05
l7-CountrY Property-Leose

FOR RENT-6O acres east OF Mt.
Signal Store for long term lease
TYLER INSURANCE AGENCY
$40 Main Phone $50
7-6
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-05
I5-Sumner Homes sale. Rent

LOVELY 4 bedroom, l \. baths, fur
nished Pine Valley home for sale
TYLER INSURANCE AGENCY
500 Main Phone $50
TO
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-05

CIVILIAN COUPLE ana 3-nOnth
baby want ftun. house ur Apt
Permanent Contact Box GG2, y
POSt-PreSS. 7-9
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-05

MARINE OFFICER, wife and baby
desire furnished house or Apt.
Guarantee excellent care. Phone
1863. Mrs. J. z. Smith 7-6
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-05
l4-Business Rentals

FOR RENT business offices cor
ner 9Th and Main Phone $40 Or
contact Russell Haas. 0 HaaS
Bros, Ell CentrO. TO
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-05

TO LEASE by owner, 1870 acres
early vegetable land west side
district. 5 years in alfalfa. Phone
8723-W3 before 8 am. I'll
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-05

MARINE and wife would like to
rent furnished Apt. or house. Call
T/Sgt. Enderle, State Hotel, room
6 If
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-05
Lest ( eound. EstroY

} Business Services
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-05

PINE VALLEY Large lots s4O0
and 5000. Buy now. Build later
f. c. Bangs. broker 81
43 ACRES III alfalfa suitable tor
vegetables Inquire MelOland
store. IT
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-01-15
In Eastern France

Pfc. Aubrey II. Harrington, Of
route two, Henderson, and Pvt. Cool
idgc Ii. Howard, of route four, OK
lord. are a part Of the 398th lnIan-
try regiment of the Tooth division,
which went into action or the first
time in one of the toughest sectors
of the long Sixth Army group front
in Eastern France, an article from
overseas today stated. The 396lh
helped take Baccarat, crossed the
Muerthc river and helped press the
Nazis further back toward the
Rhine. the article said
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-01-15
BUILDING AND LOAN
MEETINGS TUESDAY

Both building and loan associations
Will held their annual stakeholder
lngs tomorrow evening in the Offices
of their secretaries. Home Building
& Loan Will meet in the office OF
J.. T. Cheatham, It's secretary, and
Henderson Building & Loan vii!
meet in the office of Al. b. WestCr.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-01-15

InIhGTn and RIhArf room
Johnson Irnitrd Ct,tcs N-,,.,I r.
ecr,-r both nr Itordr..,r n r va.
-oIcUnizcd -, ibo ti,.t prr.bvtc,i.r
church i'm henderson S,,u,d1v .,.o-
nino January n at 9.oo n..L,.}
Tho Royorond " II N1rrrrf- No.
formed ,hc ccrcmonv.
Tho cbnir Inrt and ,1tar Won,
h3ntnd u.i,h Southern .~r,ir,y ,,d
lIcvican frcc forms n-tcr.nny|d
vim vrnroht iron randatgbr, L,IIy
mo Cathedral card1os and r,rl'ad
ON cjthrr side Win rl,nt
filled with white gladioli and snow
chrysanthcmums. At the end Of the
pcvs of the center aisle were placed
floor standards holding Cathedral
candies from which fell bouuucts Of
snow Chrysanthcmums and white
gIadioli tied with tullc bows.
Mrs. J. =. Martin, organiSt. pre-
sided at the organ console and Pre-,
Sentcd a program of nuptiaI music
prior To the ceremony Miss Gath
crime Bum, of Henderson, sang Be
cause and Il Love Thee accom-
panied by Mrs. Martin. The we'd
ding march from "LOhcngrin' was
used Tor the professional and WhiIc
the VOWS WcrC spoken, 90 Perfect
Love- was softly Dl4yC1 N1DIel--
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-01-15

Four-fifths of Greenland is COW
cred by an ice cap many thousands
If feet thick.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-02
Volume Scars
As Stocks Gain

NEW YORK. Nov. l UP)--
Stocks extended yesterdays gains
to-day Ht a pace of more than >
Geo 0o0o shares for 4 full session,
Net cams ranged 10 more than 4
point over a broad area.
Top-flcht industrial issues
strengthened and rails, aided by
"a -. point rise in Norfolk &
Western, gained. Utility and in
duStrlal averages made new highs
since 1897 and the general aver
age Int a new Top since Computa-
tion began IN 1888.
SteeiS were strong with Bethle-
hem az 95i2, up Il, and its pre-
fcrred l52, up /; L. s Steel 81 r,
up | and Us preferred 1851, up
Ia and Youngstown Sheet &
Tube 62' up q, Jones & Laugh
lin made a new high al 4l's,
up s., Anaconda reached a new
top
ChrySlcr gained IL and Cen
eral Motors point Nash-Kel-
vinator made a new high at "a
up a. Liquors rose fractions 20
a point. Low-priced utilities and
oils were active.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-02
Western Rails
To Spend Billion

CHICAGO, Nov Postwar ex-
penditures of upwards of Sl,500,-
100000 for new equipment and
improvements during the remain
der of this year and 1916 have
been scheduled by western rail-
roads, c. +. Johnston, chairman of
the Western Association of Rail-
way Executives, has announced.
A survey OF western railroad
postwar projects, Johnston said,
disclose that numerous lightweight
streamlined trains are contem-
plated.
Western railroads have on order
and hope for delivery before the
end of t946 approximately 300
Diesel locomotives. including pas
sengerS, ire & ht and switches,
numerous steam locomotives, more
than 10000 freight cars OF various
types, upwards of 700 passenger
ears and mere than 400. 900 tons
of new rail. More than 1000 miles
of mainline track will be relaid
with heavier rails.
Johnston said that employment
on the western lines is expected to
hold close 10 current requirements.
About S500,000,000 will be spent
on the repair and maintenance OF
existing locomotives and cars, and
about the same amount for mdln-
tenance and repair of way and
structure.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-02
N. Y. Sees Bucks

Detroit isn't the only city
interested in new automobiles,
Buick has found. At the show
ing last Saturday in New York.
1905 crowded the salesroom
floor to look at the 1916 line.
This is about double the attend
ance at any previous new car
showing there. according to w.
+. Hufstader. general sales
manager for Buick.
On Sunday, Hufstader said,
$4,000 more saw the cars and
Monday added 10000 10 the
list. Orders were written with
cash deposits, he added.
Harry Kuegler today joins
the White Star division of
Socony-Vacuum Oil Co. here as
special sales assistant 10 Henry
j. Muller, general sales man
aGcr. He has been associated
with the petroleum industry
since 1909.
kuegler is 4 member of the
fabrication committee of the
American Petroleum Institute.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-02
Personal Notes

shorts: The Detroit sales Of
flee of the American Seating Co.
is now located at 3O6 Mckerchie
Building, 1851 Woodward, and
Larry c. Becker is manager
Leslie &. Hatcher and sidney
Weisman, agents for the North
western Mutual Life Insurance
Co. are 10 be hOnored at
luncheon tomorrow In the Hotel
Statler upon completing ID
wears Of service and selling more
than Sl,OOO.00O worth of in
surance RumOrs been cir
culating downtown that Uncle
sam may buy the Union Guard
ian Building and concentrate all
veteran activities there a
national picture mag is securing
Detroit for executives who fly
their own planes-its doing a
feature.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-02
M. S. Rukeyser
LabOr-Management
COncIaVe Discussed

With the abormanagement scheduled
Monday amidst flareup industrial disputes the
whether will be equal the whether il will be
window dressing.
Instead Of be ado about nothing the
ference could be historic The could eCr
the country affirming points agreement conrasted with
the OF difference between and the
The trouble spokesmen the older inde
pendent find with the philosophy of the
indus atS than with the theories the bright young
economists and StatiStCanS
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-02
OK. Curb
Pay Plan

NEW YORK. Nov. Cover
nors of the n. Y. Curb Exchange
have approved the first payment
of incentive bonuses TO employees
under a plan retroactive to Jan. /.
The pa employees of the Curb
and the affiliated Securities
Clearing Corp and Realty Associ-
ates, Inc. will receive Sla per
cent of total compensation earned
by each cmpfoye from Jan TO
Sept %
Percentage of bonus is COM
puted by a formula that relates
the daily average volume of trad
ing in stocks ON the Curb 10 the
total number of employees. Future
payments are 10 be on quarterly
basis.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-02

II the conference satisfied eye wash it should
than attempt politicians place Business
should Join hands with trade unonsts demanding that bureau
still the fears Of the hearts citizens by
initiation through reductions the expenditure
government Beyond group safeguard the
freedom of members the public demanding that the
wartime economic controls he Scrapped forthwith
phase of the larger demand and the
should ask collective bargaining without interference
loading Of the dice administrative boards As John L.
Lewis remarked the political domination situation
ilrned labor unions unions.
IT, of the conference could Qualification Of the
authentic of the problem then the would
benefit II what the afford
10 propaEandiStS
Instead sounding crsckrot doctrine that be
paid partly though conScang profit labor leaders derect
their duty unless they adequate invested
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-02
Fight 'BootIeqqine'

The Detroit Auto Dealers
Association has started a move
10 block "bootlegging' of new
cars from the city. The dealers
fear that out-of-town buyers
VIII flood the local market and
buy up cars for other areas and,
by paying over the market,
obtain them for delivery here
and then ship them away.
Every one should buy only
in their own area" Jack Rose,
president of the DADA. urged.
We are telling our members
te sell ears only tn old CUSTOM
ers to make sure they stay
right here.
1T would ruin things for
every one II the first cars can't
get into the right hands"
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-02
DetwiIer Joins Kaiser

Frank A. Detwiler, for "A
years in service management
for Chrysler, has joined Kaiser
Frazer Corp. and Gra h a M
Paige as service manager. it
was announced today by w. A.
Macdonald, vice president in
charge of sales. He will direct
the organization of nation
wide distributor and dealer
service for both the Frazer and
Kaiser cars.
Detwiler was European di-
rector Of service for ChrySler
between 1925 and 1880. During
the war he was an ordnance
major and helped organize the
vehicle maintenance branch of
the Office. Chief of Ordnance
Detroit.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-02
Slight Change Noted
In Business Failures

NEW YORK, Nov. Little
change occurred in commercial
and industrial failures in the week
ended Oct. %, reports Dun e.
Bradstreet, Inc. There were two
more concerns failing than in
either the previous week or the
comparable week of last year
II against Is For the second
consecutive week and for the
eighth time this year failures
exceeded those in the correspond
ing week Of 1914
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-02

Officials of the u, s. Depart
ment of Commerce who handle
correspondence from war vet
Grams concerning the establish
ment Of new business, say one
of the fields which Gls display
the greatest interest IN is the
quick frozen food industry
Veterans are eager 20 enter
this fast-Growing division Of the
food business both at the proc
esSing level and IN retail dis
tribution. Most letters, however.
indicate interest IN establishing
independent small businesses for
the sale Of frozen fruits and
vegetables.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-02
Capital Is Termed Essential Ingredient

For invested capital the that lays the golden for
labor II provides the aboradng tools and tech
nooc which enables the worker produce and hence
An essential ingredient in the which enables
the American worker and better things in exchange
for weeks work the savers contribution OF tools and
technology
To take any steps which impair benefcent process
would be strike al the heart the which has made the
United States the most productive the world in and in
peace n s.
predicting that this historic will be used for
true talk which will the harmony interests Of all
But, the the situation
express hope that there will be the conference who
will mu the opportunity patriotic service of
The highest quality.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-02
Power Output
Declines 81 Pet.

NEW YORK. Nov. Electrical
energy distributed by the electric
light and power industry for the
week ended Oct u was 3,937,-
10000 kllnwatt hours. against
1855, $4,000 in the 1914 week,
decrease of 81 per cent, accord
ing TO the Edison Electrfc~lnSti-
fHfe
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-02
Note Slight Gain
In Steel Output

NEW YORK. Nov steel
inGot production for the week
ended oct. 20 is placed at 65 per
cent of capacity in the compila-
tion by Dow, Jones and Co.. Inc.
This compares with GA per cent in
the previous week and 73 per cent
two weeks ago.
u. S. steel is estimated at 50 per
cent. unchanged from the preced-
ing week and compared with 6S
per cent two weeks ago.
Other leading companies are
credited with Is per cent against
73 per cent i'm the week before
and 76 per cent two weeks ago.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-02
Gas SendOul Up
In Detroit Area

The gas Sendout in the Detroit
district for the week ended Oct.
27 was 645, ,976,000 cubic feet, the
Michigan Consolidated Gas Co
reported today. an increase of
SO. .583, 900 cubic feet compared
with the corresponding week last
year, when the total reported was
589, 1893. 900 cubic feet.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-02
MISC BdlterioIogist
Joins 0wens-IIIinois

TOLEDO. Nov. DIR. Charles
r. Stumbo has Joined the Ovens
Illinois Glass Co as supervisor Of
bacterioloGy research. DIR. Stumbo
came to OwenS-Illinois from Mich
igal State College. where he was
engaged in research work on anti
biotics. Previously. he was in
charge Of plaSma processing work
in the Michigan State Department
of Health in Lansing.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-02
Auto
Graphs
Plymouth Dealers
May Get Cars Soon
BY sILER FREEMAN

Plymouth dealers, who have
been rather glum over their
new car prospects, are cheering
up. Other reports notwith-
standing. Plymouth is getting
IN production at a rapidly ifi-
Creasing rate.
While il is doubtful that any
cars have been shipped TO
dealers, many of them expect
10 have cars on their showroom
floors around Nov. Is. Just a
couple of weeks ago. it was
peSSImIsticaiiy reported that
Plymouth would probably not
announce until around the first
Of the year.
Now II looks as if they Will
be nearly in step with their two
big competitors, Ford and
Chevrolet. The latter Is an
nouncing 1916 models tomorrow.
Ford put cars on public display
oct. 26.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-02
What 'sNew
In Business
Gray Iron CASTINGS
Bigqes Botttttteaee
BY ARD SCHULTZ

Currently STRUGGLING in a
moraSs of rising labor costs.
price ceilings. and inadequate
manpowcr the $500 small and
scattered companies that com
prise The gray iron castings
Industry are generally cunsld-
cred the No | bottlcneck of
reconN crslon
Shortage OF gray iron for caSt
iron soil pipe. for example, IS
SAID 10 be more critical in the
home building field than is The
scarcity OF lumber.
Automobile production IS being
LelaNcd beeaa-r tfte4He-bleek
castings are lacking Machine
fools, printing presse, tire
m a k1 n Z machinery and OIL
burners are other products
which cant even hr started
without castings
In a nutshell the problem of
the ioundrieS ear be stated
titti- II,ii4taif B4-iee-- are fFp1ep -hN-
and large 10 1911 levels Yet on
the other hand. labor costs,
which comprise 30 per cent 10
80 per cent of foundry produC-
tior costs. have bounded up 40
per cent since the start OF the
war. Even so, there IS a serious
shortage of workers. As q final
blow. the unions are asking for
q further wage Increase
In the face OF this situation.
f. A. Wyant, executive vice
president of Campbell, WANT
T. Cannon. largest contracting
foundry i'm the United States.
told Dow Jones New Service
his company Is now operating At
only 10 per cent TO ID per cent
of capacity. rhe firm, which
supplies castings 10 all of the
motor group, has 65Q workers
on the pay roll compared with a
normal complement of 5000 and
a wartime peak of 5000.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-02

been elected a
member of the
board of direc-
tors of Graham
Paige Corp, il
was announced
today by Joseph
w IA ef.
president an d
chairman of the
a u I o m o b ! le
c o m p a n y.
w a rre n sue
cceds Alfred w
MaSSnick, De-
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-02
Desco Expands

The Desco. metal department of
the Detroit Show Case Co, ex-
panding its facilities for the
manufacture of metal store fronts,
is taking over an additional 10000
Sqdare feet of floor space at 1910
w. Fort street, it is announced
by T.. X. HoltZ. president.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-02
Eastern Air Lines
Votes Soc Dividend

NEW YORK, Nov. Eastern
AR Lines. Inc, has declared a
semiannual dividend of 50 cents
on the common stock. payable
Dec. 15 to shareholders of record
Nov. %. The initial dividend OF
the same amount was paid on
June -.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-02
Murray Corp. Votes
SO Cents ON Common

Murray Corp. of America has
declared dividend Of 40 cents a
common share. payable Dec 4 TO
stockholders of record No 20
Previous payment was % cents a
share on April -24-- bringing pay
mentS 10 date TO IS cents.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-02
Livestock Market
TROtI

HOGS-3Oo: fully steady. oarroWs and rilts
mostly at SIS ceiling, bulk sowS Sl4l0d
Ia as. stays mostly Sl4.1O
CATTLE--i 400. COWS comprise fully two
thirds OF crop. trading fairy active but weak
AZ Tuesdays 25c lower close. some bids off
more. other classes steady few small lots
good and choice native steers and yearlinrs
upwards to SIS. only about hve loads medium
and good steers here. these at Sl3.7Sa Is.
bulk common 10 good native steers yeerlings
and heiferS. Sloal5 with plain lishtweights
down 10 so. common TO good sausage bulls
uncvenly Sodli.S0 mostly lighter weight
a0O-lb. kinds as low As $3.50. odd head fat
bulls to sausage makers al Sl2 short load
good and choice $50 lbs stock hsifeTs
$3.50. other replacement cattle scarce.
CALVES-25o. fully steady. top and bulk
good and choice vealers sl7 sorting very
lenient. With quality plain, common and me
dium S13diS all weights cullS $40 down.
common 70 good heavy calves Slia14
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-02
Deuber Joins Acme

Harry Deuber Jr has Joined
the Observation-Disclosures division
oi Acme White Lead and Color
Works. He wa, with he Balu-
more and Aberdeen ordnance
divisions Tor 10 years. specializing
on painting meihods and products
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-02
Joins u. S. PIywood

NEW YORK, Nov. Clifford
p, Setter has been named vice
president and chief administrative
officer of United States Plywood
| Corp.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-02
Toronto 'Ex' Retains
Saturday CIosings

TORONTO, Nov. AT a special
general meeting of members of
the Toronto Stock Exchange. il
was decided TO retain the policy of
closing the exchange on Saturdays
until further notice.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-02
Elect Detroiter

Harvey II. Goldman Of Detroit
was elected president Of the
Machinery Dealers Natiohal As
sociation at the convention in
Chicago.
At the same time, ms prede-
cessor. r, A. Vine. also of De-
troit. was presented with a
plaque in honor of his "outstand-
ing leadership during the war
period
Other Deuoiters who partic-
ipated were: J. Lee Hackett and
Jack Green, both officers of the
group: c. {. Binkaman. William
{. Sloman, Robert +. Brown.
William l.. Howarth, ~ Blazol-
sky and G. C. Howarth.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-02
Meroer Approved

NEW YORK. Nov THE mer-
ger of Morris Plan Corp of
America and Industrial Finance
Corp. has been approved by the
stockholders of both companies.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-02
Graham Paige Elects
New Yorker 10 Board

John ID. Warren. a member Of
the investment banking firm OF G.
II. Walker and Co. Now York. has
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-02

troit attorney on the Graham
Paige board
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-02

Dividends In the foregoing table are the
amounts declared or paid 80 tar this year
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-02
Urges Demand That Controls Be Scrapped

economists and statstcans in the newer unions
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05
Inspects Buildings

One Of Fcrry'S principal roa-
sons for going TO England was
to inspect Packard facilities.
devastated by one OF the last
w bombs 10 hit the London
area Despite the havoc wrought
by the bomb, which killed 81
outright and g who later died
Of wounds. he said the building
will be ready when the first
PaCkardS arrive.
The Packard buildings. erected
in 1929 and managed ever since
by Leonard Williams. We're
bombed twice. Ferry stated. He
said that tn September, l940.
-ttfst aftef-tA Ae-fet+rei4 company
had donated a fleet of big Pack
ards from It's London stock TO
the American ambulance corps
in Great Britain, the first hit
wrecked practically all the re-
naming cars. Rebuilt and oper-
ating again. the facilities were
wiped out by W bomb on
March - last.
at was fourth from the last
OF the W incidents" stated
Ferry. "but ranked third In the
terrible w history of damage
done ~ London. The day after
the bomb hit, the king and
queen visited Williams at the
ruins. They commented on the
war job Packard was doing in
the states with the R0llS-ROyce
aircraft engine and Packard
marine engine which also pow
erS their MTBs, the English
version of our pr boat. Williams
said their expression of warm
sympathy and proffcr OF all pos
sible aid gave morale n wonder
full lift"
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05
Separate Unit
AskedforSPB
$4,000 Seen NeededS
TO Handle MafGeods-

WASHINGTON, Aug 4 CUP)-
Robert A. Hurley estimated today
that the Surplus Property Board
would have to expand its person.
mel from a few hundred 10 $4,000
If il were given supreme control
over disposal Of surplus war goods.
Hurley, one of the three board
members. made his estimate be-
fore a Senate small business sub
committee headed by Senator
Tom Stewart (D) OF Tennessee.
Stewart wants Congress 10 pass
legislation separating SPB from
the Office Of War Mobilization.
No other government agency could
dispose of surplus war materiel
IL Stewards measure were passed.
Stewards group is investigating
disposal policies which Stewart
charged in the Senate earlier this
week threaten postwar scandal
worse than Teapot Dome
The total value OF surplus war
property Is expected 10 be about
500 600 900, 600
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05
Markets & Business
Obtains Loan
Of sl,7OO,0OO
Terms Listed; Funds
for 3 Stratoliners

CHICAGO. Aug. Jack Frye
president OF Transcontinental
Western Air, Inc. announced a
chattel mortgage loan OF Sl,700,-
600 has been obtained from a
group of nine banks headed by
Commercial National Bank e.
Trust Co. OF New York in connec-
tion with purchase of five recently
converted Boeing stratoliners.
The loan terms are: Ma
turity in five years, with prin-
cipal payable in 20 equal install
ments; 2-interest rate averages
under per cent for the five
years: 3-Loan is based on IS
per cent OF the net deprecated
value of the collateral; 4-libcral
provisions are Included for sub
Stitution of collateral; Sit may
be prepaid at any time without
penalty; 6-the indenture may be
modified with the consent OF The
mortgagor. and Is per cent Of
the principal amount OF the
notes.
The StratolinerS are now in
coast TO coast operation, Fry
stated