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Detroit evening times., 1945-02-19
Bribe Party
Details Told
BY FRANK MORRIS
Time. stan Correspondent

LANSING, Feb. 17-After he
had accepted a bribe OF S700 TO
support their legislation, Michigan
dentists made him a hero and
paraded him on their shoulders,
former State Senator Chester NJ.
Howell of Saginaw testified today
in Judge CarT's court.
Appearing as a witness at the
examination OF five defendants
named in the dental indictment,
Howell nervouSly explained that
he took S70C from the dentists,
after first demanding $1,000.
AS a result of his activity. the
Legislature enacted the Michigan
State Dental Society'S bill 10 pro-
hibit dental advertising, the for
mer senator testified.
GIVEN IMMUNITY
Howell. who has been granted
immunity in this case, resigned
from the Senate last month after
pleading guilty TO a charge that
he took a bribe from naturopathS.
IL did not keep all Of the S700
for myself" the veteran law
maker told Judge Carr.
II gave 500 each 10 Senators
ID. stephen Benzie and Henry
Shea"
Benzie, a defendant, sat in court
without an attorney and indg-
nantly denied this statement.
Shea has been granted i'm
munity in this case. He has been
sentenced 10 three years in Jack
son prison on previous indict-
ment.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-19
Gets Mann Act Term

Gordon f. Them. 40, Of 1880
Eastlawn today will begin serving
a four-year prison sentence i'm
posed by Federal Judge Arthur
F. Lederle when THEM pleaded
guilty to violating the Mann Act
by Transporting a 14-year-old girl
from Detroit 10 Ohio and return
for immoral purposes.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-19
ALLEGE NO RETURN

Several Of his patients COM
planned he sold them oil stock
from which there was no return.
Previously, DR.. Gardner had
testified he had no connection
with the business OF the company,
but under cross-examination by
Assistant Prosecutor Joseph l.,
Bannigan. he admitted that his
signature was affixed TO $500
check and to some oil lease trans
ferS
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-19
FOUND OFT OF GAS

Richards also admitted that "a
few trucks which Were filled dur
ing the night at the garage were
found 10 be out Of gas when the
drivers started to take them out
in the morning.
Some drivers have run out of
gas after gong as little distances
as five miles, despite the fact that
the trucks have tanks which carry
20 gallons or over.
More strict regulations az this
and three other gas stations In the
city operated by the DPW ssni-
tary division have been ordered by
Richards, particularly al night
when persons may have entered
without authority
More frequent spot checks Of
speedomcters will be made and
attendants have been transferred
10 the motor transportation diY-
sion, where they Will come under
supervision Of garage foremen,
starting Monday
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-19
Healer
'ExpIains'

How he treats his faith heal
ing patients by amounting a card
and sending it to them through
the mails was described today by
DR.. Henry Gardner, 81, of 1905
Breton Drive, who, with his wife,
Ruth, is on trial on a charge of
selling oil stocks without a license
A faith healer by profession DR.
Gardner claimed from the witness
stand in Recorders Judge Chris
topher +. STEMS court that he
can cure any ailment if the pa
tient has enough faith.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-19
Wed 7b Years, Dies

THORNE, England, Feb. II
(INS)-After rs years of welded
life, John Wade, SO, is dead. His
widow is 90. srs
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-19
Medal
Awarded
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heroes were honored by Gen,
Reynolds.
Mrs. Eunice Laurian, 1851 Liv-
ernois, received the Distinguished
Service Cross, given 10 her son.
Pvt. Francis Laurian, "a, who
gave his life in Italy, June /.
LEADERSHIP INSPIRING
"HIs heroic leadership was n
source Of inspiration ID his fell
low soldiers In repulsing the
German cOunterattack," q he
citation read
John Brooke, 3497 Fairview
was presented with the Distin-
guiShed Service Cross, given 10
his only son, s Sgt. Raymond
Brooke, who died in the battle for
the SolomonS.
although twice wounded, he
stumbled forward 10 within 10
feet Of enemy pillbOXes, annihi-
lating the Jap key positions,
weakening the hill position to
make way for the climatic AS
sauit and our victory" the cita-
ton read
He was a Grand Blanc High
School boy.
SILVER STAR AWARD
Walter Zdanowski. 1868 Fred
erick. was presented with the Sill
Yer Star, awarded posthumously
10 his brother, Pvt Joseph T.
Zdanowski, who died on June Is
in the battle for France.
William Kuhn. 445S Humbolt.
was presented with the Bronze
Star. conferred upon his son. Cpl.
Howard Kuhn. who. out on a Pa
cific island. gave his life 10 bring
ammunition 10 reinforce his COM
rades as they were trying 10 stem
an enemy attack.
Mrs Dorothy NJ Ryan. 10S37
+. Vernon. was presented with the
Bronze Star. given 10 her hus-
band. 1t. James G.. Ryan, who
sacrificed his life 10 put out
flames which were endangering
the ammunition supply of his
men who were under attack. The
area in which he was located was
not named in the citation for
security reasons.
In the courtroom with his
grandmother, Mrs. George Ryan,
l476 w. Grand Blvd. was the
hero-soldier's son, James, a year
and a half old.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-19

the Michigan State Dental Society, testi-
fed 81 900 was paid to Senator Chester NJ.
Howell for introducing bill prohibiting
advertising by dentists. Reverse side of
the check (lower) shows DIR. Wright's en-
dOrsement and the notation, Legislative"
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-19
I7-YEAR EMPLOYE

Fired last Monday by Richards
for not following procedures
was George O'Neill. 53l +. Kirby,
who has been employed by the
DPW for II years and was the gas
attendant at the garage.
The investigation turned up 10
gas slips on which. Richards
charged. the names of truck driv-
ers had been printed under DPW
regulations the drivers must sign
personally for the amount of gas
received.
I'VE had difficulty In getting
the OPA interested In the case"
Richards said. I'VE were sure
that someone had been taking
the gas but the police. after
more than a week of inyestiga-
tion, have not found enough evil
dence for prosecution"
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-19
0PA Probes
Gas Loofing
City in Dark on Total
Siphoned from Trucks

The amount of city owned gaso-
line stolen from the tanks Of DPW
trucks remained a mystery today
after DPW Commissioner Rich
ards admitted that one employe
had been discharged for "irregu-
larities" and that the OPA and
police had the case under investi-
cation.
I'VE cannot determine what
amount of gas was siphoned
from the trucks" he said, but,
so far, II is indicated that only
the DPW garage at the Dawson
incinerator II involved"
Richards said that the DPW
had launched an investigation a
month ago and that police were
called in later Three drivers dis
closed that someone had siphoned
gas out of the truck tanks and a
number of other drivers we're
questioned because something
looked wrong with their gas
Slips he said.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-19
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Detroit evening times., 1945-02-19

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Detroit evening times., 1945-02-19

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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-14

nj med mimi. stifinajst dni ma
to .an1re. Tedaj govofi duhoven
mad 1jenira grobom in 10 po-
kopl5e sFupaj z raozeTn. Morda
je po tenn pisma zblaznela. Boil
na je zel bila, in zdeti Sc il je
floralo, da zapirajo aebeska
vrata pred MO. Zelo euden se
mi zd iiaein, kako je govoril Oh
grobu 0 njeni smrti. 1Takrat je
bila nayada, da SO o tenn govo:
ril sprav do podrobnosti in sled
MIA beseda Sc Jim je zdela po-
membna. Dandanes ii tega niti
misliti ne moreno. Da, v vsaki
besedi SO videli migljaj, posled-
MO voljo. Proti veeeru je umr-
la grofica, pravi. Niti ne reee,
da je v bogu zaspala. S trdimi
ledenini besedami: Umrla je
proti veGeru."
"Njen MOI sc mi zdi cedalje
vecji cudak. Svoje zmagoslav-
ne psalme prepeva, zena pa umi-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-14

svojega rfAjzvestejsega ,oeeta!'
Tako gu nagosori. Tega pisma
vam ne pokazenn, ker je prevet
strasf1o, 10 vidi Glovek ma sta
rem papirju siedove solza in dr.
ajoco, zrnsdeno pisavo. Rob je
nekoliko Ozgan.''
"Gospod grajski zupnik, bila
je blazna. Poznam memo pisavo
tudi il te dobe."
me verjanen, gospod grof.
Pisrno ,je prislo stirinajst dni
pred memo smrtjo. Povedal bonn
vsebino v nekoliko milejsi obi
XII. ze nekaj casa je bolna. Svojjo
.bolezen imenuje carovnisko bo-
lezen. Ona mora pac bolje vede-
ii, kaj je s tenn mislila, kakor
mi. Tudi natancneje jo opise,
toda tenn vam bonn prizanesel.
In potem prosi najzvestejsega
oceta, maj jo pride Sc enkrat po-
slusat. Ko je bill pri njej, nj mo-
gla vsega povedati, kar je ho-
tela, tako so jo dusile solze.
"Spominja ga, kako je kleeala
pred MIN ma kolenih ma Lipo-
vem grieu, da je kamenite plo-
See pomocila . svojimi solzami,
kako je poljubljala leseni stol,
ma katerem je sedel, ker se njene
roke nj maral niti dotakniti. Pri-
zna, da je bolezen kazen "a ME
ne straeg rehe. Ia Meme velike
grehe, "a katere DO Sc umrla ca
rovniske snrti. Uklonila sc bo
bozji sodbi, XII je mad MO. Roti
ga samo, maj il ne odreee vec Je-
zusovega blagoslovljenega keli-
ha. Opozarja ga ma poslediee, &c
je kljub temu ne hi sulisal. Niti
pri svojih dragih ne DO mogla
pocivati, in dobila DO grob oh
cerkvenem zidu. Vse memo ziv-
ljenje DO sramotno, zvesta srca
bodo trpela zaradi tega, zbudila
Sc bo spet stara jeza, in vse DO
uniceno, kar je ona hotela do
seci."
"Nebesa bozja, grospod graf
ski zupnik! Kje je MEN sreeni
MOI? zakaj trpi to? Zakaj ne
vrze duhovnu njegovega stare
ga, zarjavelega cerkvenega klju-
ca v glavo! Svojo zeno pusti kle-
eati pred pred ."
>"Pred tenn starcem, mislite
Saj je bill ze skoraj v sedemde
setem letu, - toda zelje j n
izpolnil. Pregledal sem seznan
vseh obhajancev, toda grofice
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-14

Popravljam in predelujem
hise. stanovanja in trgovske
prostore. Strehe pokrijern ma
novo ali pa popravim stare
strehe. Zanssljivo in foSno
delo. Gene zmerne. Brezplae-
nj prora1un. Sc priporotam.
JOHN KOCJANCIC
1916 e. 58 St. - EN- 1882
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-14

rehala ljubiti, ceprav Sc DO cd
locil proti njej da mu bo zrne-
rom hvalezna in da bo ostala
njegova zvesta hei Gizela. Zato
se mi zdi, da moz nj mogel biti
samo trd. Morda je zaloval "a
svojo ubogo svetnico, -. XII
je morata nekako spet postati
earovnica. Sal govori ona ven
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-14

ra poleg MEGA Ne, ne bonn
sedii D TEN =. Sal tudi JAZZ he
zdaj slikaaa, eeprav je moja ze.
f1a !. /. pred konceri1. Toda, da
il incl start, trdi dul1oven to.
liksno moe mad njo, da je smel
njeno duso tako nekaznovanc
naueiti 4, y" r -
"Grofica kon6a svoje pisrne
z besedami, da ga nikoli ne be
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-14

dar o tenn, da Sc noce on nikoli
wee dotakniti meme roke. Sa-
mo earovnic Sc ljudje MISC do
tikalj ker 50 Sc bali, da ne hi
potem dobile moci mad mimi"
(Dalje prihodnji6)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-14

KUPITE IN PRIE1RANITE PRI
Northeast Sales Il Service
Roper, Grand, Norge-plinske
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pra1ni stroj sedaj!
Northeast Sales & Service
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819 e. 185 st.
Odprto do 8. zvecer
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-14
Du$icu .ROzunluriju
tsvETt1cA IN MEN NoREC,
>T aAgnss Gunthsr
. Il g. 8 f# r H.. y
.-. Posloveril Boris Rihtersic
Poslover1il Boris Rihtersic

I n IA
carovnica, do belca . pozlace-
MIN seldom, je Sc zmerom odprt.
Ne verjamen, da bi mogli cisto
slediti, gospod grof, razen &c bi
vam bila znana zgodovina tistih
dob"
"Prav innate, da mi ne pripisu-
jete proved mania. Zdelo pa Sc
mi je, da ia zgodovina nj mogla
biti proved zapletena."
"Gospod grof,-tast, XII hcer
najprej "a tri mesece zapre, jo
izpostavi govorici ljudi, dovoli,
da Sc zaradi ME razplete process
in sprejme potem earovnico brez
'kaksnega vidnega razloga z vse-
mi castmi "a svojo heer. Sal sc
ne bi bila r,nogla ocistiti, tudi &c
bi bila prestala vse mucenje; in
&c bi jo bill mueili, ne da bi bila
mogla vec sedeti ma belcu."
"Nehajte temi strasnimi
reeni, gospod grajski zupnik.
Moja zena tega ne SINE nikoli IL
vedeti."
'Kako sc je mogla izmotati liz
vseh teh spletk, il nevarnosti, XII
il je grozila. O tenn ne vemo nj
cesar. Kaj je storila, da je iste
,ljudi, XII so jo skusali pref ka-
menjati, nekako prisilila, da so
pobirali listje, po katerem so
stopale podkve njenega belca ?
Maj je bila moe starega gospo-
da, XII je gospodoval v tenn gra-
du Sc tako velika,-in moe teh
gospodarjev je bila v tisti dobi
res velika, dobrem in zlem,
,kajti bill so mogocni in so "a
.povedovali mad zivljenjem in
smrtjo ljudi,Atoda taksnega We
selja, XII je vladalo ma tisti slav-
nosti in Sc euti Sc zdaj v starih
zapiskih, taksnega veselja ne bi
bill mogel ukazati. Nemogoce,
eisto nemogoee. Toda o TEN ne
izvemo prav nicesar.
eBeremo samo beneskih OBJ
lekah, o nicemer drugem. Mic nj
omenjeno, kako so process potla-
Gill, ali kako je iznenada obstal
kakor ura, XII je potekla, mic ne
beremo o kaksnih izsledkih in
dokazih gospodov profesorjev z
vseucilisc, in vendar je moral
vsakdo, XII Sc je slavja udelezil,
vedeti, kaj Sc je vse pref zgodi-
10. Kajti v obsmrtnem govoru sc
drzne moi prednik cello namigni-
tt ma to zadevo. Tam govori o tr-
dem jarmu, XII ga je morala, ka-
kor je splosno znano, prenasati
gospa v svoji mladosti. To je
najvecja uganka. Toda Sc neka
uganka je ostala. 0 njenem ziv-
ljenju ne slisimo vec mic druge-
"a kakor to, da hodi k umirajo-
CHM. Mislim, da je zivela tako,
kakor so zivele vse imenitne da-
me v tistih cash.
"Govor jo slavi kot dobrosrc-
no in dobrodelno, in ma drugem
kraju Sc omenja, da je stala oh
marsikateri bolniski postelji.
Erauneski MISC mogli umirati
brez ME. To 81 lahko mislim. Ka-
ko pogosto sem mislil, ko sem
Sci ma taksno hudo pot. Ce bi
mogel zdaj vzeti to grofico Gil
zelo S seboj kakor moi prednik !!
"In zdaj pride druga uganka.
Cisto brez vsake razlage maj
dem v trikrat zapecatenem in
zavezanem zavitku, XII nosi ME-
no ime in XII sem ga samo zaradi
svoje strasti "a starimi listina-
mi odprl lin 81 "a kazen ranil
srce-, 11ajdenno pismo grofice
Gizele ma nojega prednika. Ma
svojega v spostovanju ljubljc-
nocra ssayr,io rrrSo li,1h1iAno<ro
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-14
(Nadalj ljevossje)

(NadaljevoMje)
"Taksna je bila kakor moja
zena, samo se lepsa. Vse meme
barve SO bile izrazitejse, lasje
bolj temni in oGi ne tako velike.
GILLETTE, kar mic Sc ne tudim, da
Sc je svojim carom znala resi-
ii tudi IL svoje jece v stolpu. Sa-
mo ma mojo zeno pomislite! Kdo
bi Sc il upal kaj nudega storiti /?
Ali bi bill kaksen jecar, XII j ne
bi ponoei pomagal IL jeee, ce bi
ga tako pogledala, kakor zna
ona gledati!"
"Jaz Sc pa Gudim, gospod
grof, in Sc ze1o sc cudim. Takrat
so bill drugacni Cast kakor zdaj.
&c Sc je takrat zacel valiti voz
nesre6e navzdol, Sc je zvalil brez
usmHJenJa cez vso lepoto, mia
dost in ljubkost."
I'm kaj je mislil o njej vas to-
varis, XII je sestavil obsmrtni
govor?"
"Da je svetnica. Tako jo ime-
mule. Tako lahko. kakor mislite
vi, pa nj prisla il stolpa. Moi
nekdanji tovaris je v svoji dolgi
sluzbeni dobi zapisoval VISA OBJ
hajila, tudi ma domu. Obhajal jo
je ma primer takrat, ko je bila
hudo bolna v Moleecem gradu,
in takrat jo imenuje naso ljubo
svetnico. Zbolela je pac najbrz
zaradi dolgotrajnega strahu.
Drugace skoraj nj mogoee. Kaj-
ii &c bi bila v svojem redeem
stolpu prisla samo "a nekaj mad
stropij globlje, bi bila tenn L.
gubila vso cast in potem njen
zakon grofon ne bi bill vec mo-
goc. Pa vendar -
Harro, je vzkliknil:
"Moja zena pravi, da je imela
globoke, Stroke brazgotine ma
zapestjih. = In glejte! Tudi
moja zena in njen oce imata oba
ma zapestju rdeee pasove. Zna-
menje, pravijo drugi. Pri moji
zeni je Sc zlasti izrazito, poseb-
no zdaj, ker casih tako nitro IL
premeni barvo."
Grajski zupnik je odvrnil:
"Prav mic sc ne cudim, a VEN
dar ostane vse Sc zmerom skriv-
nostno. Kajti po tistem obhaji-
lu nj zapisano mic drugega o
svetnici in caroypici. dokler nj
prisla ma Brauneck kot grofova
nevesta med zvonenjem in splos-
MIN veseljem. Veselje je bilo to-
liksno, da mesto nj moglo spre-
jeti vseh mnozic, XII so prihitele
cd vseh krajev, in kdor je mogel
ujeti le listic, $ katerini je bila
pot posuta, Sc je stel med srecne
ljudi. To sem odkril v nekem "a
pisku, XII ga ina gospod oskrb-
mix. Il nekega tedanjega grofov-
skega pisna. Tam je tudi zapi-
sano, da je imela nevesta zele-
no jezdno obleko IL ,beneskega
zameta, razpietene zlate lase, XII
SO j segali do kolen, ma glavi
pa venec IL sa1nih roz.
"Jezdila je na'belcu, XII je incl
z zlatom obrobljeno sedlo. Oble-
ka zenina, XII je incl venec IL
rdecih roz, je zahtevala cello
stran popisa, toliko lepih reel je
incl ma sebi. Reciva, da jo je v
poslednjem trenutku resil iz
stolpa,. in najbrz Sc ne bova
mnogo zmotila." ~
.'ze dolgo GakaIn. tega srecne-
ga cloveka."
"Reciva, da je bill srecen, 60
spod grof. Toda uganka zaradi
tega nj pray nic mani zapletena..
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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-14

DR.. Paul Muller, who with DR..
Paul Lauger, now in the United
States, gave DDT, the miracle in
secticide, to the world. He asserts
that. by proper methods all insects
can be controlled.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-25
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loan; good house, incluoing two
bedrooms with electricity and
bath; about 60 acres-$13,000, u
down. See Starr Won Fluss, 664
Holt. 1926
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-25
6-Help Wanted

WANTED-White woman for cook
ing and house work, four hours
in middle of cay, six days a week.
No laundry, no children. Contact
Box 473, co PoSt-Press. 3-2S
WARTIME LAEOR shortages are
aileviated nv I1se of POST-PRESS
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-25

FOR SALE-Home site on San Die
go Hiway, about IL acre. Piped
water available-$650. See Starr
Won Fluss, 664 Holt. 3-29
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-25
8-Situafions W anfed

YOUR FUTURE assured in an all
year around business; must have
$500. P. O. Box 276. Los Angeles
43. 3-26
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-25
8-Countrv Properly Sale

FOR SALES ACRES soft soil in
alfalfa. 5 miles west on San Diego
Highway and IA mi. north. M
L. Boone. 1926
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-25

FOR SALE-2 acres in southeast El
Centro with houSe-$2000. Some
terms. See Starr Won Fluss, 664
Holt. 3-29
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-25
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COMPLETELY furnished 1-bedroom
house near highway, close to Mar
inc Base to officer and wife. No
children. Owner reserves one bed
room. Contact Box AGO. Post-PresS
2-27
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-25

A vacant room Is unpatriotic. Fill
your vacancy by renting through a
"For Rent" ad. Phone 800.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-25
You Can Talk TO One Man
l9--CitY Prop. Tor 3ale

IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
Nice unfurnished two bedroom
house near high school. Com
pletely re-decorated through
out. Garage and fenced in back
yard. Shown by appointment
only.
HERBERT LOWDERMILK
Real Estate and Insurance
116 No. 9th Street
3-2e
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-25

WANTED-Experienced' stenograph-
er. Permanent position for right
girl. Phone Imperial 202. South
west Flaxseed Association. 328
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-25

FOR SALE-30 acres on hiway, rs
acres in alfalfa now; good house,
wired for electricity, water under
pressure. Sickness reason for SELL
ing. C. MUNCEY, 608 Main. 3-27
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-25

PINE VALLEY = Large lots s $400
and 5000. Buy now. Build later.
e. C.. Bangs. broker. Ais
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-25
5-HeIp Wanfec

WHITE WOMAN wanted for gen.
eral cleaning and room work at
Imperial TzoUe-, imperial. 3-3l
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-25

FOR SALE - Large comfortable
home on five acres, West Main
Street. $1,000. See Starr Won Fluss,
664 Holt. 1926
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-25

FOR SALE-80 acres good location.
Well levelled and drained; plant
ed to seed crop now. c. MUNCEY,
COB Main. 3-27
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-25

FOR SALE@3 ranches of 40 acres
each. See Starr Won Fluss, 664 Holt.
1926
The union times., 1945-08-18

the progress of our municipal gov ernment, and promote social jus tice.
 "We therefore look forward to the prompt establishment of effective ma chinery to carry out the purpose of this ordinance, which is intended to give a fair hearing for the problems of city employees, and a fair settle ment of any grievances they may have"
 BOARD MEMBERS
 Rev. Edward Shea, Pastor, St. Bernadette's Church, Chairman.
 Rev. Francis Barnett, Vicar All Saints Chapel, Secretary.
 Elmer Ryan, State Statute Revi- sion Commissioner.
 Harold Feinmark, Secretary Treasurer, Conn. Federation of La bor.
 Prof. Andrew Moorehouse, Yale University.
 Charles Ducey, Director of Serv- ice Department, K. of C.
 Ralph DellaSelva, Chairman and Director, Conn. Radio Forum of the Air.
 Prof. Eugene Rostow, Law School, Yale University.
 Nathan Sherman, Editor, The Union Times.