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The Wilmington morning star., 1945-07-19
DETROIT TIGERS
DEFEAT SENATORS

WASHINGTON, July 10. Up
Hal Newhouser was wobbly to-
night but he hung on doggedly for
his 14th victory of the season as
Detroit defeated Washington, Ga
in the first game Of night double
header.
NeWhouser allowed seven hits,
most of which were puny, but he
walked six, made two wild pitches
and baked once.
Three of Newhouser's passes were
issued in the second inning when
the Senators staked Mickey Haef-
ner to 20 advantage.
But the Tigers gave NeWhouSer a
80 lead in the fourth and he was
never behind thereafter.
Roy Cullenbine started Detroit S
three run inning by walking. A
single by Hank Greenberg and dou-
bles by Rudy York and Bobby :
er then did the heavy damage.
The start was delayed nearly an
hour by showers and wet grounds.
(Ffrst Games)
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-07-19
Heavy Rains Prevent
Legion Field Contest

Heavy rains which have drench,
ed the city for the past several
days left Legion Field too wet to
play on last night and the vii,
mington Pirate-32nd Artillery Corp
baseball game was postponed I'M
til later date, Manager Bert
Kite said yesterday afternoon.
Kite was busy at a late hour
last night trying to make arrange
ments with the Fort Bragg club
for another gagement in the near
future. Fans were disappointed IN
the postponrnent Of last nights
game, Kit said and have asked that
he schedule the Fort Bragg club
in the near future.
George " first erected London S
famous Marble Arch as a gateway
to Buckingham Palace.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-07-19
Three Title Battles
To Close Outdoor Year

WASHINGTON, July 10 - (P -
Three championships fights are In
Tho making to climax the outdoor
season. Abe J. Greene, President
of the National Boxing Association,
said today.
In announcing the quarterly
MIA ratings, Greene said that Sal
Bartola, featherweight; Ike Will
ANS lightweight, and Manuel
Ortiz, Bantam, probably will de-
fend their respective titles shortly.
Ortiz recently was released from
the Army.
In addition, Freddie 'R d.
Cochrane, weller champion, mas
virtually signed for a bout with
Ray Sugar" Robinson, a leading
contender, Greene said.
California promoters are seeking
lightweight title bout between
Williams and his closest rival,
Willie Jouce.
Greene hailed Cochrane's recent
good showing against R o c x y
Graziano in the weller kings first
real test since his discharge from
the armed forces, as "heartening
to other veteran champions" now
in service, including Jow Louis,
heavyweight; Gus Lesnevich, light
heavy, and Tony Zale, middle
weight.
One of the principal changes in
the ratings is that of Archie
Moore, Missouri Negro. to a po-
sition of logical contender to
Lesnevich in the light heavy divi'
sion.
The ratings:
4 Heavyweight - Champion J e
1 Louis. Army; logical contenders,
Billy Conn, Army; outstanding
boxers, Jimmy Bivins, Ohio; Nellie
Bettina, Army; Tami Mauriello,
4 New York; Joe Baksi, Pennsylvan-
ia; Lee Oma Michigan; Elmer
Ray, Florida; Johnny Flynn,
L Army.
n Light heavyweight - Champion,
Gus Lesnevich, Coast Guard; logic
Il al contender, Archie Moore, Mis-
81 souri,: Freddie Mills, England.
a Mlddlewelght - Champion, Tony
ii Zale, Navy: logical contenders.
george Abrams, Navy; Jacob La
Motta, New York; Holman Will
ans Michigan; Charlie Burlye,
pennsylvania; Jose Basora, Puerto
n RICO Joe Carter, New York.
81 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Fred
4 ele Red Cochrane, New Jersey;
logical contenders, Ray Robinson,
n view York; Rocky Graziano, New
Il York
j :. Llghtweight-Cha Ike Will.
mans, New Jersey; logical conten.
efS Beau Jack, Army; Box
Montgomery, Army; Willie Joyce
'lllnols; Bobby Ruffin, New York
featherweight - Champion, Sa
nsr'ola, Maritime Service; logica
contender, Willie Pep, Connecticut
u odhtamWeight - C h m p o n
MANUEL Ortiz, California; logica
r W. I n e S, Kui Kong Young
As"all Tony Olivera, California
palyWelght - Champion, Jacki.
adalefson, England; logical conten
s ss Joe Curran, England; Dad,
FHsr1lno, Hawaii; Norman Lewis
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-07-19
Sport
Shorts

NEW YORK, July 18.-R)-To-
nights 10-round bout between Artle
Levine and Jerry Fiorello, pair
of New York middleweight/, IN
Macarthur Stadium was postponed
until next Tuesday night because
Of rain.
NEW YORK, July Is - ZAP -
Sal Bartolo of Bos on MIA
featherweight champion, and Fred
die Russo of Railway, N. j., Win
ner of all his 81 professional fights,
meet in 10-round non-title bout
at Madison Square Garden July r..
Abel Cestac of South America,
will make his U. S. debut in the
1O-round semi-windup against Holm
Thomas of Fort Lauderdale, Fla.
They are heavyweights.
THE HAGUE, NETHERLANDS,
July 18-The Dutch football As
sociation said today its soccer
match scheduled for Sunday at Co.
penhagen with a Danish team had
been postponed, probably until
mid-August.
NEW YORK, July 10 - lR -
Mrs. Sarah Palfrey Cooke OF Bos-
ton, seeded No. 1, led the way into
the third round of the Eastern clay
courts tennis championships today
as play was resumed at the Jack
son Heights Tennis Club. Mrs.
Cooke easily defeated N n y
Jewell of jackson Heights, 81, 60.
Second-seeded Dorothy May Bundy
of Santa Monica, Calf. won by
default from Jane Kentenborn OF
Astoria, L. l., in the second round.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-07-19
Byron Nelson Dodeing
Keller Omen Tourney

ROCHESTER, MINI. July 10
Nelson. national PEA
champion and leading money
winner of the years golf circuit,
said today he would not play in the
Keller Open Golf tournament start
ing Friday at st. Paul.
Nelson, who has complained that
his back has been bothering him,
arrived today to undergo an ex-
animation at the Mayo Clinic.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-07-19

zBatted for Wilkins in It'll.
Score by innings:
Cleveland 600 OO1 OOl OOU-2
Philadelphia 600 600 zoo o00-2
Errors, Kell wilkins. Runs batted in
Ross. Rosar, Smith, Rocco. Two base
hit - Estalella Sacrifices - Boundrsau
Double plays-Meyer to Boundreau to
Rocco; Hall to wilkins to Siebert; Hey
es to Boundreau Left on bases-Cleve-
land r. Ethletics 8. Bases on balls-off
Black g. off Berry 1. off Bagby !. Struck
out-by Black L. by Klieman1. by Rev
nolds 2, by Bagby 2. Hits-off Klienman
5 in l-3 innings; off Reynolds 2 in 2-a
innings; off 'Bagby in innings: off
EIack in innings fnone out In 9th';
off Berry I in inigs. Umpires-sun1r1ors
Rue ad Bower Tine Of Game-2:35. At
tedace: 100.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-07-19


xBatted for Chapman in 7th.
xxRan for Becker in 7th.
xxxBatted for Vandenberg IN otn.
Score by innings: a., n
Brooklyn - 00V wv 81
chicago ~ lol ooo ooo
Errors-Stanky, Bordagaray, Merullo'
Vandenberg. Runs batted in = Koseh'
Walker 5, Oln1o, Bordagaray, HACK, MIL
olson. Becker 2 Two base hits-Stanky'
Galan, Walker, Sandlock, Becker. Dou-
BILE play ohnson, Merullo and cavaret-
ta Left on bases-Brooklyn sc; Chicago
8. Bases on balls-Buker 3; Seats l.;
Branca 2; Signer /; Chapman l. Strih g
outs-Buker i; Branca 4; Warneke .,
Hits-Joff Buker 6 in 1-3 innings
Seats in 1-s; Branca in 1-s; War
neke in 1-3; Chapman l in rs; van van
dernberg in /; Starr 1 in l. Wild pl1ch
ing pitcher-Warneke Umpire - Sears,
Dunn and Barr. Time-2:29. Attendance
Official total-42,047.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-07-19
Braves Get Permission
To Install Arc Lights

BOSTON, July 10. - Up - The
Boston Braves have been given
permission to install a lighting sys-
tenn for night baseball games at
Braves Field, the regional office
of the War Production Board an
nounced today.
The Boston American League
team officials previously have ex-
pressed themselves as opposed to
the nocturnal games.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-07-19

Errors-Michaels. Runs batted in -
Michae1s, fresh, Lazor 3. johnson, Ca
mill 2. Two base hits-Lazor. Double
plays Farrell, Michaels and Farrell =.
Left on bases-Chicago 7. Boston 6
Bases on balls-Dietrich 2, Papish 2. Fer
riss /. Strikeouts-Dietrich l, Papish z,
FERRIS l. Hits-off Dietrich in in
nings; Papish l in 4. Losing pitcher
Dietrich. Umpires-Jones. Hubbard, Ber-
ry. Time Al. Attendance-1,151.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-07-19
FOR BETTER GROOMING

Your hair looks better and stays in
place when you use Moroline Hair
Tonic. Supplements natural oil Of
dry scalp. Adds lustre to dry, dull
hair, helps control unruly hair. See
for yourself how it helps. Large bot
tie only 25c. Try Moroline Hair Tonic.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-07-19

Errors - Cuisine. Runs batted IN =
lombard, OFT 2; Russell. Davis =. Two
base hit - Lockman. Double play -
Cuisine, Coscarart and Dahlgren. Left on
bases-New York IA: Pittsburgh II. Base
on balls-Butcher 4; Fischer S. Strike
outs-Fisher 1; Butcher 3; Gables l. HITS
off Butcher IA in 8 innings: Adams z
in 1 1.3; Fischer in 2-3; Gables IN
1. Wild pitch-Fischer. Winning pitcher
Fischer Losing pitcher-Butcher. I'm,
pires-Heniline. Jorda. Reardcn ana
Goetz. Time-2: 2:14. Attendance
d253 paid.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-07-19
BEAUGAY WINS AGAIN

CHICAGO, III, July 10 F) =
Beaugay, undefeated, raced to he1
fourth straight triumph in winning
the $4,000 Arlington Lassie Stakes
at Washington Park today. She de-
feated Enfilade by a length and
quarter with Aladear third, and
ran the six furlongs in 1:12 10.
The winner is owned by Mrs. Eliza
beth Graham, New York. Il
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-07-19

Peas were such a favorite in
ancient Rome that candidates Tor
office handed them out as today's
politicians give out cigars.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-07-19

Errors stanky, Basinski 2. Galan,
King, Merullo. Runs batted Hutchinson,
Nicholson, Lowrey, Gillespie, Merullo.
Two base hit-Nicholson. Three base hit
-Pafko. Sacrifice-Hack. johnson. Dou-
Bile plays-Andrews and Stanky; Basin
ski, Stanky and Galan; johnson. Merullo
and Cavarretta; Merullo, Johnson and
Cayarretta. Left on bases-Brooklyn T.
Chicago 6. Bases on balls, off Prim
Davis l. Strike outs, off Prim 2. Hits off
Davis l in innings; King none in in
mig Losing pitcher-Davis. Umpires -
Barr, Sears, Dunn and Boggess. Time
1:45. Attendance-E stimated)-40,00 900.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-07-19

zBatted for Roe in 9th.
zzBatted for Cuccurullo in 9Th.
zzzRan for Salke1d in 9th.
Score by innings:
New York 900 600 1875
Pittsburgh - 600 OOO O3O-5
Errors-None. Runs batted in-Brewer.
Gardella 8; Cuisine, Hausmann., OFT. TWO
base lisKerr, Gardells. Barrett. Cuisine,
OFT. Home run - Gardel1a. Sacrifice =
Lockman Double plays-Hausmann and
Gardel1a; Brewer and GardeIela. Left on
bases-New York 8; Pittsburgh 6. Base
on bal1s-Brewe1 2: Roe 2; Adams 1.
Strike outs-Roe 5; Brewer 3: Adams l.
Hits-off Roe in 8 innings; Brewer ir
1-3; Rescigno in 1-3 Adams L in 1 %;
Cuccurullo 1 in 2-3. Wild Pitch-Adams.
Winning pitcher-Brewer. Losing pitcher
Roe Umpires-Goetz Henine, Jorda
and Peardon. Time-2:15.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-07-19
STANDINGS

American League
ST. Louis at New York, postponed,
two games Thursday.
Boston 6; Chicago 2.
Detroit s; Washington 4.
Philadelphia 2; Cleveland 2 az innings
National League
Chicago SIS: Brooklyn o-e.
New York ga; Pittsburgh 33.
st. Louis 7; Philadelphia dirst game'
Only games scheduled. ...
NEW YORK, July 1s.-lP3-Major
league standings including all day
and twilight games Of July 10.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-07-19

batted in-Evans, ardon, Cramer 2. YORK
3 Vaughn, Cliff. Two base hits-Vaughn,
York. Maier. Myatt. Binks. Sacrifices -
Mayo, Newhouser, Torres. Double plays
webb, Mayo and York; Vaughn and
Evans. Torres Vaughn and Binks; Mayo,
webb and York. Left on bases-Detro1t
7: washington 6. Bases on balls-Haefner
4: Newhouser 6. Strike outs-Haefner a
Newhouser 4, Ullrich 2. Hlts-oH haefner
a in innings: off Ullrich in 2 innings.
wild observation-disclosures 2. Balk-New-
houser. Passed Ba1ls-Swift. Losing pitch
er-Haefner. Umpires - Stewart, Pas
sarella and weafer. Time-2:12.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-07-19
(First Game)
The Box:
philadelphia

xBatted for Reynolds in 9th.
xxRan for Mackiewicz In 9Th.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-07-19

xBatted for Dietrich in 3th.
xxBatted for Papish in 9Th.
The Nome nugget., 1945-08-24
PTARMIGAN SEASON BEGINS SEPT. 18TH

In response to the many inquir- ies regarding the Ptarmigan sea son for this district, MT. w. J. Dowd received the following ad- vice from the Wildlife Comrnis- sion: The opening date for the ptarmigan season for Fur District No. 5 will be September IS, and will be open until February 28, 1946, inclusive. The bag limi: will be 10 birds per hunter per day.
The Nome nugget., 1945-08-24

mentors cOunter-attackeQ With a mass-produced synthetic, atahrine in some respects as good as quinine.
 Body Destroys Parasites
 Neither kills the sinister para sites which enter the blood stream when the Anopheles mosquito bites. They control the attack un- til the body itself rallies to destroy the invader.
 Recently two chemists, pr. Rob- ert B. Woodward of Harvard and Dr. William E. Doering of Colum- bia, made quinine synthetica.ly but it is uncertain whether iI can yet be made on d iacgc scale.
 Bacillary dyse.ltery is 50 firm ly checked by the sulfas, particu. larly sulfaguan,dino, that this old enemy is no longer the menace it vas in World War l.
 Vaccines have been develop. l for yellow fever, typhus, cholera, plague and teta nus, and entire a.njes are dose w.t., ,ncc,
 Nor has medicine eased it's end. less campaign against the carriers of disease. The mosquito, flea and body louse have been attacked by repellantS and insecticides, in- cluding an insect bomb that sprays insecticide and clear, whole areas of mosquitoes.
 DOT Blasts Lice
 The lice that carry typhus were
The Nome nugget., 1945-08-24
Ickes Will Remain
 Secy. Of Interior

WASHINGTON, Aug. 23-(P)- President Truman said Secy. Ickes will continue in his cabinet. The President told a news conference he had discussed the matter with Ickes, the sole remaining member of the original Roosevelt cabinet still on the job.
 Secretary Ickes will serve in his official capacity as long as he wants to stay. The President added he believed Ickes was satisfied to remain.
The Nome nugget., 1945-08-24
SO GIs ENTERTAIN CIVILIANS AT NENANA

Returning the hospitality of the civilians who have provided rec reation and entertainment for the soldiers, sixty of the soldiers sta- toned here .ook over at the Ne nara Church Door Canteen and put on a real show, all CT, with refreshments. Arrangements were made by T-Sgt. J. P. Bickett who has been stationed there sevecal months.
The Nome nugget., 1945-08-24

badly b,eten wi1en they launched an epidemic in Italy.
 An irsecticide as formidable as its name - dichl pro- diphenyl-tri- chloro-ethane - srno'e lice with terrible suddenness and there were no reports of typEuS ill the American army in Italy.
 Called "DDT' for shortt, this in- secticide proved so harmless to man that the Army issued it in powder form to be dUsted on clothing.
The Nome nugget., 1945-08-24
Federal Agencies Return to 4O-HOurs

WASHINGTON, Aug. 23-(PD- President Truman has ordered all Federal departments and agencies to return to a basic forty-hour week not later than September ninth, unless it would seriously hamper essential operations.
The Nome nugget., 1945-08-24
PFC. JACK VERNETTI WOUNDED IN ACTION

Pfc. Jack Vernetti, who is with the armed forces in Europe was wounded in action. His mother Mrs. Ella Vernetti of Koyukuk, has been notified by the War De- partment.
The Nome nugget., 1945-08-24
LAST OF A SERIES

Wars have a way of getting themselves waged in the pestholes of the world, and so medicine be- gan to arm when World War II
The Nome nugget., 1945-08-24

the source of the worlds quinine supply in the East Indies, experi- thundered near.
 When the Japanese captured
The Nome nugget., 1945-08-24
FRIDAY, AUGUST "A, 1s45
MEDICINES GOLDEN DECADE New Weapons Fight In Pestholes Of War
 By SCHUYLER ALLMAN-tP9 Features Writer


mentors attacked with a mass-produced synthetic, atahrine in some respects as good as quinine.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-17
Douglas Company
Will Close Two
Plants at Once

SANTA MONICA, Calf, Aug. H.
'UP)-Douglas Aircraft Company
has received war contract cancel
latlons that will close two of It's
six plants and necessltate infme-
diate dismissal of $4,000 of its $4,000
employees.
At Tulsa, with l0.550 employees,
and Oklahoma City, with 1870
employment terminatiOns will begin
at once for all but 1000 employees
required at each plant or cleanup
operations and turning facilities
back to the government.
While 1890 employees must be
dropped from the rolls at Long
Beach beginning Friday, not more
than $50 will lose their jobs at the
parent Santa Monica plant and only
300 at E. Segundo. currently pro-
ducing a new bomber for the navy
Unaffected are contracts for the
giant CA under construction at
Long Beach. C-54 schedules at
Santa Monica and Chicago will re-
main on large scale for the bal
ance Of the year although cut back
COnant revealed.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-17
Ell CENTRO
NURSERY
900 No. immortal Ave.

800 No. imperial Ave.
Phone 633 III Ccntro
FOR SALE show case. All glass,
six feet long, adjustable shelves.
Post Press Newspapers.
TRASH BARRELS
$3.50. Valcns o.. CO. Phone 1l0l
Third and Broadway So
FOR SALE 8-quart pressure cook
cr. doublc-bar shotgun with box
Of shells. light rctIcctor. Nra.
Barker 1880 He'll 8-l&
PAIR ladies' white spectator buck
skin pumps, size 6 - p. Phone
2370-J, Ell Centro. 8-18
THREE electric ranges for sale
Your pick, S45: one 7-foot Norge
porcelain refrigerator; ouc $500
cubic foot blower. new. 1-h y.
Carrier refrigerator unit for meat
freezing Also SO feet by 40 feet
building, for rent or lease con
tanning two 10-foot storage or Of
flee rooms Bob Van Dor Linden.
497 State. Phone 800 8-2O
FOR SALE 81 Dodac paris and
motor, cheap. Box 43, Post Press.
8-2I
Z6-A-Form Needs
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-17
LETT John ROOSEVELT
AWARDED BRONZE MEDAL

SAN DIEGO, Aug. II. CUPl =
Naval Lieutenant John A. Roose-
Welt, youngest son of the late Presi-
dent Roosevelt, has been awarded
INC Bronze Star medal for out
standing services as logistics officer
for q carrier group operating under
Task Force So, the navy announced
Fridav. The medal was presented
by Rear Adml. Van H Ragsdale.
commander, Fleet Air West Coast.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-17
TITAN HANOVER SETS RECORD
N HARNESS RACE EVENTS

SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. Y
Aug. II. ,UPD-Titan Hanover. max
mg his mark in the dust of the
Saratoga raceWay, was the all-time
tbrcc-year-old king Of the harness
horses Friday.
Tho recent winner of the Ham
pletonian set a world record for
tnrcc-year-olds Thursday night
when he ran the mile in 2:03 flat.
then cquallcd it later by winning
the second heat in exactly the same
time
He also beat the world two-heat
record for a mile for horses of all
ages, mark previously held bv
Spencer Scott He also knocked
four and thrcc-quarter seconds
from the previous mark Of Darnlcv.
which held the two-hcat mark for
three -yCar-oldS
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-17
0DT Lifts Motor
Vehicle Bans

WASHINGTON, Aug. II. CUPl -
The Office Of Defense Transporta-
tion late Thursday lifted seven war
,ime regulations governing COM
mcrcial motor vehicle operations
They included the mileage Iimita-
ton on taXicabs and the prohibition
against automobile racing.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-17

With fur nearly as fine and dense
as that Of a beaver. the muskrat
can travel as far as so yards under
water without coming to the sur
face for air. When treated and dyed
the fur may be known as Hudson
seal, Wallaby, velvet coney. river
mink, sealSkin and a number Of
other trade names.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-17
Personals. Spec. Notices

2-Personuls. Spec. Notices
TILE WORK
-Remodeling
Drain Boards
Bathrooms
AVAILABLE NOW
Write or Call
CONTINENTAL MARBLE
& TILE co.
Phi. 965 Mayan Hotel El Centro
8-24
IMPERIAL VALLEY SWISS CLUB,
Holtville-Victory dance. Satur-
day. August Is. Members and
friends invited. 8-l8
DO WORKED or bound button
holes. Mrs. Jesse Brown, 1918
Euclid, El Centro.
COOLER repairing; motors re-
placed; repacking; spray paint
ing: complete cooler replacement.
Phone Imperial 1906. 8-20
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-17

WANTED - Part-time dishWasher.
waitress and cleanup man. See
Mr.. Woodall at Hamnton's Foun-
tain in Cooks Market, 643 Main
st. 8-21
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-17
Lost. Found. EshoY


FOUND-Horse; chestnut brown,
stud, shod, about 20 hands high,
small white spot center foreface,
approximately 10 years old. Owner
contact Welfare Office MAS,
Holtville. 8-18
STRAYED from vicinity of miles
north of Holtville, one bay saddle
horse, 4 years old, two white hind
feet. Call 8725-J4, Holtville after
Monday, August l3. 8-18
BILLFOLD lost containing val
liable papers, on Main st. Tues
day. Return to Post-Press. 818
LOST-On Main ST., between 5th
and 9Th, mans wallet containing
No. ration book belonging to
Richard Lee HavenS, also checks
and money. Please return to POST
Press. 8-21
LOST-Red mare and young colt
Morris Bros Fruit Co. 4 mile
south Meloland store Phone Holt
vile 8716J4 8-2l
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-17

route now open. Real
opportunity for permanent, prof
liable work, in East Imperial
County. Start promptly. Write
Rawleigh's, Dept. CAH- -583-K.
Oakland, Calf 8-18
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-17

WANT experienced colored woman
housekeeper; best wages; two in
family. Mrs NJ Marcot, 484 Main
ST.. Ell Centre. 8-23
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-17
AUTO CLUB OF
SOUTHERN CALF.
Offers
Salaried, Permanent
Position as
Sales Representative
Excellent Opportunity
for Advancement
See Mr.. Snow
at 825 Main, El CentrO
or Mgr u S. Employment
Service, El Centre

BLACKSMITH wanted. Must be Al
workman. A. G. Eaves Co., 9th
and D SITS, BraWley. If
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-17
WANTED-Vegetat

WANTED-Vegetable and melon
grower, Write fully giving expert
ence, age and references. Box 451,
POSt-PreSS 3-24
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-17

WANT GIRL for office work. Must
be able to type and a bookkeeper.
Phone 1882. $40 So. 9Th St. 8-2l
WANTED-Truck mechanic. Apply
At Imperial Ice Company Garage,
Commercial and Railroad Tracks.
See AL Volkart. 800
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-17

house in El Centre
wanted by permanent family. Call
Asst. Supt., PINT. Company. Phi.
1880. 3-2I
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-17

WANTED-Boys to carry evening
paper routes. See Art Davis at
Post-Press after 4:30 pm. $40
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-17
9-Business Opportunities

WILL PAY CASH for going busi-
ness. Give details. Write Box 454.
PoSt-PreSS. 8-l8
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-17

MARINE officer and employed wife
desire furnished house or apart
ment Will take good care. No pets
or children. Can furnish local ref
erences. Call 1117-J Sunday or
after s pm. weekdays. 8-I3
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-17
l2-Wonted to Rent

KITCHENETTE apartment or small
house; two adults: permanent ten
ants; S25 reward. Box 459, Post
Press. 8-21
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-17

Lost Found. EsrdY
FOUND-Large turtle. 483 Wensley.
Phone 2362-W. 8-18
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-17
l0-Apdrtments for Rent

LADY will share apt. with couple.
Kitchen privileges. Private bed
room. 523 Vine. 8-l9
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-17
22-ElechicQl Appliances

Z2-EleCtriCdl Appliances
FAN FOR SALE Restaurant size
on pedestal 20 in. blade, Delco
motor 1~ horse power motor. l4lt
Adams 81. III Ccntyo. S-IG
Miscellaneous tor Sole
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Ell CENTRIC LUMBER
& TRADING co.
1909 Adams S.. Phone 100.
q N
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CHURNMMAN, EXPERIENCED

EXPERIENCED maid, white or
colored. Call 1889 FL Centro. 8-23
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MATTRESSES wanted. See man
ager, Hotel Barbara Worth. 8-24
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| ll-Houses for Rent

WILL exchange two-bedroom fur
nished house for furnished apart
ment in town. Post-Press, Box
452. $40
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-17

work, mechanically inclined, for
servicing Surge milking machine
and other dairy equipment, also
shipping, receiving and stockroom
work in San Diego store; perma-
nent and advancement. Bill
Snodgrass, Dairy Division, Indus
tries Supply Company, 356 Fifth
Ave, San Diego. 500