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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-18

Farmers of America here's a
reminder-rhyme from the Great
er Cleveland Safety Council and
the National Safety Council for
this special week, which is the
National Farm Safety Week:
With American Farms under
manned
Each farmer must now under.
stand.
That the hand at the plow.'..
Must be extra safe now -
Wars are won-plow and gun
hand in hand!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-18

Gliha. Theresa A.-Of Gill
Union Ave. Age, 33 years.
Survived by mother, brother
and two sisters.
Kulovec. Louis-Residence at
It'll Addison Rd. So years of
age. Brother survives.
Lavrinc. John-1137 E. 72 St.
Age, So years, Survived by
brother.
Mencin. Adalbert-7417 Lock
year Ave. New born son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mencin.
Resar. Louis-Age IS. years.
Residence at 1914 Shawnee
Ave. Wife, two sons and three
daughters survive.
Skufca. Fred-Of 3575 E. 80 St.
Age, 81 years. Survived by
wife.
Terselic. MarY-74 years Of age.
Residence at 1853 E. As St.
Three sons and three daugh-
ters survive.
Turk. Louis-19441 PasnoW Ave.
70 years of age. Survived by
two sons.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-18

Do you know that sudden
death. will strike more than 40
farm dwellers each day through
out the United States during
1915, according, to the Greater
Cleveland Safety Council and
the National Safety Council?
That is-unless farm residents
succeed in being more careful
than they were last year. So,
especially, during N a t i O n a
Farm Safety Week, remember
that "alert today'"means "alive
tomorrow"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-18

Friends, can you think of a
more exciting sound than fire
engines tearing through the
streets? But what if it's your
house that's on fire! Remember,
it takes only one frazzled lamp
cord or one neglected piece of
wiring to start a fire. Bad wir-
ing and overloaded circuits are
familiar stories to the fire de-
partment. So, when you're
sprilcing up Your house for
spring, the Greater Cleveland
Safety Council and the National
Safety Council suggest, that YOU
take time to6do sonae, very i'm
portant anti-fire sleuthirig of
yonr electrical equipment.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-18

and Shns
HnnssAa ssaal2 ~3@SrASS~S4 ~0~10N3AN
Countess Maritza'
AT. Cain Park : e :.

Countess Martha, the colorful
'operetta with lyrics by Harry.
Smith and music by Ennerich
Mailman, is not a familiar one to
most Clevelanders, yet it con-
tains the ever-popular songs,
"Play, Gypsies," as we'll as tune
full ''The One I'm Looking For, :"
and Come at the Call of Love-"
1t was produced originally by
Shubert.
The plot tells Of pennileSs
Count Tassilo, who in his desire
to care for his sister, Lisa, ac-
cepts the position of overseer
on the estate of Countess Marit-
"a, whom he had always adj
amired yet never met. The count
ess is friendly with a band of
rowing gypsies. It is not long
before the gypsy beauty, Manya,
falls in love with the handsome
Ioverseer. He is charmed with
their carefree existence and if
;it was not for his need of money
is tempted to become one Of
them.
The countess, meantime, leads
"a gay social life among many
suitors. Most determined of
them is Populesco. To escape
his; attentions she announces. her
engagement to fictitious Baron
lZupan. To her CONSERVATION a
real Baron Zupan appears to
claim her as his bride. She turns
to- Tassilo to help her in her diff
ficulties and it is then that they
both realize they love each
other and, Tassilo turns his back
upon the charming gypsy,
sManya.
In the Cain Park production
Marcella Schneider has the title
role of Countess Martha and
Theodore Korosy is the dashing
Count Tassilo, disguished as her
overseer. Angelica M a n c n i
plays Manya,~ the. gypsy, the
third in their love triangle,
while Bert Lange plays lingo,
the light-fingered soldier in the
service of Populesco, Clarence
Parish. Others adding their tai
entss to the colorful operetta are
Zupan, played by Jack Lee, Lisa
by Bernice Dale, Stefan by Leo
Boylan. William Foote plays
Lazlo, Tsheko is played by STAN
ton Downs, Princess Bozena is
Agnes Anderson and Winona
Bimboni as Freda is arranging
special dances for the, operetta.
This is the last production of
the season and the fourth oper-
eta. Special credit is due Bert
Lange who has sung leading
role in all four productions.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-18
MEETING TONIGHT

At 500 p. m. this evening
Lodge No. 5 SMZ will hold it's
regular monthly meeting in the
Slovene National Home. Mem
bers are hereby urged to attend!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-18

STORM WARNING - Has a
sudden storm ever caught you
in a row-boat at some distance
from the shore? If it has, you'll
appreciate this Greater Cleve-
land Safety Council tip: If you
are caught in a storm in a row.
boat have one member of your
party lie in the bottom of the
boat to steady it while you row
back to shore. If the boat cap
sizes, hold on to the boat with
one hand, instead of trying to
.climp back on. But the SAFEST
rule is to stay out of canoes and
roWboats if you can't swim.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-18
IN HOSPITAL

Mrs. Josephine Bokal, former
ly Jurca, whose husband, Henry,
is stationed in France, under
went an appendicitis operation
recently. She is confined to St.
Johns Hospital, Detroit Ave.
Friends may visit her.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-18
San Carlo Opera
Perfofn,s in Fan

Because of the enthusiastic re'
sponse, the opaning of the Fall
Opera Festival by the augment,
ed San Carlo Opera Company
at the Public Music Hall has
been advanced to- "Wednesday
evening, October 10, thus adding
another opera. to the previously
scheduled six performances.
- Opening with LA .Traviata'
on Wednesday evening, October
10, the following operas will be
presented Carmen" on Thurs
day evening, October H. "Caval-
leria Rusticana" and Il Pagliac-
ci" on Friday evening, Colum-
bus Day, October IL; Madame
Butterfly ON Saturday matt
nee and I'll Trovatore," on Sat
urday evening, October 13;
Faust" on Sunday matinee, and
Aida" On Sunday evening, Oc-
tober Ii.
Giacono. Bernardo, local man.
ager Of the Fall Opera Festival,
announces that prominent guest
artists are being engaged to aug.
ment the roster of the regular
San Carlo Company.
Prices for the series Of operas
are popular and lower than
those of last Falls Opera Festi.
val as the performances are be.
ing held at the Public Music
Hall instead of the Public Audi
torium. Tickets range from 81
to So, plus 20 per cent Federal
Tax.
Orders for season tickets are
now being accepted at the new
ticket office at the United
Vacuum Store, 1924 Huron Rd.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-18
IN DETROIT

Mrs. Anna Zele, of Arbor
Ave-, Euclid, is in Detroit, Mich,
visiting her daughter, Dorothy
who recently gave birth to a
son. Her husband is serving
with the army. This is their sec.
iond child.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-18
Wedding Bells

Antoinette Antoncic was mar.
.ried to. William McGrath at a
marriage ceremony performed
by Msgr. B., J. Ponikvar on Aug.
ust 11th at 1000 a. m. in St.
'Vitus Church. The brides sister,
Josephine Golinski,. was matron
Of honor. Best man was Edmund
Golinski
The couple will reside at TAO
E. 118 Street.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-18
VISITORS

Mrs. Anna Markelc of Mil
waukee, Wisconsin, is visiting
her sister Mrs. Mary Hocevar,
1922 E. "a Street.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-18
JOHNNY PEcoN HOME

The well known accordionist
and musician Johnny Pecon,
who, prior to his call to serve in
Uncle Sans Navy lead one Of
the popular orchestras, was re-
Gently honorably discharged. He
is now staying at the home of
his parents on Sylvia Ave.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-18
Picture Story "Libsration'

The new booklet Liberation"
edited by Mr.. Louis Adarnic,
which gives a pictured story of
the Yugoslav people and their
struggle for freedom, is on sale
at our office. Price is So cents.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-18

"
Era lezati in Memo zivlienje il
pae omejeno ma tistih nelaj kra
jew, kamor 10 lahko nesemo. Da
Ivan. Niti koraka nj sana mare
dha, kar . In je postala pravs
pesnica, in MEN demon, sal sc
ga Sc spominjas, Ivan? :"
"Da, Harro, seveda."
"Njen demon, gospa " sre-
brni obleki, XII il je baje podob
ma, Sc je zdai izpremenil v pisa
teljico tega korala!"
"Oh, najlepsa zena, blazena
svetnica, gospa s sedrninai bar
vaTai, cesarica, Gizela ;"
"Ivan, odkod poznas VISA ta
.imena? Kar stremiti moran . -
" partituri sem jih srecal
Bila so moja edna nit skozi
strasno znedo not in besed. 2
rdecim svincnikom pisani wiki
XII, opozorila in popravki. Use
kako. so bila imena namenjena
zenski, XII je besedilo. korala pi
sala. Men svetniski sol ina po
menabno vlopo,"
"Ivan, vsega 81 me zmedel
Ko bos 0 tenn govoril mojo ze
no, bodi previden. To bo gledala
In skladatelj"
ITO, ne more biti nihce drug
kalsor grof Henrik Friderik z
Braunecka. Navadnos 81 pa da
je drugaeno ime. In sicer 81 pra
vi bozji norec ali pa zvesti no
rec, ponizni, tozeei."
"Potem je on. Glej, Ivan, in
zdai ina ona naslov "a. pesnitev
Svetnica in norec. To je morala
biti cudna vprega."
'Ljubi Harro, ali te smem Sc
ma nekaj opozoriti? &c hoces
ostati v svojem slogu, moras re.
ei: Svetnica in njen norec. Ra
doveden pa sem, kako so ga mo
rali gledati vrstniki, &c je bid
vitez in pevec hkratu. Ali nam
gospod oskrbnik ne bi vedel G
MEM nicesar povedati? In to me
zanima, kdo je zapustil njegovo
ubogo delo v taksni zmesnjavi.' .
"Tvoja odkritja so me take
prevzela, da ne vem, kaj bi ii de-
jail. Rozamarija DO zadrzevala
din, ko te DO poslusala. Kar ne
voscljiv sem ii cato. In MOI, Xxi
imenuje svojo lastno zeno svet
nico-, ne, YES, dosti bi il lahko
pripisal, toda kaj takega ce
Sc lie ne norcuje?"
"Resno misi S to besedo, Har.
70! Grenko resno, bi elovek ca
sih rekel. Veckrat jo imenuje
cello okrutno svetnico! Ma me
stih, kjer zveni melodija kakor
tozba."
"Okrutno ii, tako besedc
bi 81 pa JAZZ prepovedal ="
''Morda z drugini nj bila, PAD
pa seboj. MOI, XII jo je moral
pae dobro, poznati, il to ocita
Vsi ii vzkliki z opombami. vred
pa so tako domaci, kar intimni
da mi je bilo ponekod tako ne
rodno, kakor bi bill pri wrath
prisluskoval pogovoru, XII mi nj
mic mar. Najbrz ,oba v zivlenju
nista naislila, da bo kdaj kdc
drug dobil te reci v roke."
me, saj tudi ne more biti pray
lahko MOI svete zene Zdi sc
mi, kakor bi clovek stall pred "a
klenjenimi vrati, "a katerimi
opravlja zena svojo poboznost
To DO morala Rozamarija pre-
pesniti. cudno je, koliko malen
kostnih podrobnosti il njenil
sanj Sc je uresnicilo. Nekaj SEN
sam dozivel. Pripovedoval sem I:
ze o visnjevem naoziclxu. Pa il
bilo Sc marsikaj drugega. z VISA
kim novim .potrdilom dobi SEN
lea, demon, novo kri in postans
holj xiv. Nekoc, ko je. bila &
otrok, je imela noja lena pogo
Esto nekaksne sprivide> j: t.a Bojiz
Ese, da So to zdaj, ko je tako sin
Ebotna, ne bi ponovilo ). Zber
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-18
GREETINGS FROM SGT.
- DRENIK

From Manila come best greet
ings to all friends from S/Sgt.
Tony Drenik.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-18
Blatnik-Hocevar

This past Thursday, August
18th, Miss Molly Hoeevar,
daughter of Mrs. Mary Hocevar,
1922 E. 64 ST., became the bride
of Mr.. Robert Blatnik, son of
Mrs. Blatnik, St. Clair Ave.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-18
Dusica R0zuRaGrija


ri! Drugace bonn mislil O vsa-
kem tvojenn gibu; da jes zname-
ME. Ali ne bi kai zazvizgal pri
TAXI priloznosti ma, primer prvi
takt IL Brahnsovega kvarteta v
c-mollu?"
/ 20. Ivan, rajsi pazi malo bolj
ma konja!"
"Oh, pozabil sem," je odvrnil
Ivan Friderik. "Sicer Sc pa tudi
ne bi spodobilo, da bi pred prin-
|ceso zvizgal."
"Motive morda ze. Toda tega
ne znam, Ivan. Rajsi bonn takti-
raj. stirieetrtinski takt %"
20, kako, je grajsko dvorisee
.lepo!" je vzkliknil Ivan Fride-
;rik.
Majhna skupina ljudi ju je ca
Gala pri vhodu. Knez vnuckom
" narocju in stara grofica. Iva
nu Frideriku Sc je zdelo to kar
proved praznicno. Mali Henrik
je bill tako zaverovan v konia,
da Sc "a novega costa skoraj
zmenil nj. Made grofice nj bilo
mixer blizu =.
Knez je ostal pri kosilu, XII pa
je bilo dosti bolj svecano, kakor
je bill Ivan Friderik cd nekoc va
jen. Stregel je sluga in prostor
"a gospodinjo je ostal prazen.
-Knez Sc je zelo zanimal "a koral
in je veekrat vprasal, ali bi ga
bilo mogoce izvesti.
Ivan Friderik, XII je vselej ia
koj izgubil svojo plasnost, &c ie
lahko skocil v svoje sedlo, mu
je odkril, da je ze govoril z diri-
gentom najvecjega pevskega
zbora, XII ga zelo dobro pozna, in
da namerava ia prav zanesljivo
nastopiti pozimi S kaksnim kora-
lom. Mogoce DO izvajal tega.
Najvecje tezave,-morda cello
nepremagljive-, pa so v posa-
meznih glasovih. Ma primer, pri
sopranu jei tako, da mu sklada-
tell pripisuje tudi altove milne.
Pevka mora imeti nenavaden
obseg. Tudi med prav velikimi
pevkani nj najbrz nobene, XII
bi to znnogla. Najbolj cudno pa
je nekaj drugega. Med tenn ko
SO Sc drugace start mojstri pri
koralih izziviali v tenorjih, je
tn poglavitni glas v prijetnem,
obseznenn baritonu.
Knez je dejal:
"Kaksna skoda. Upal sem, da
bonn lahko napravil hceri vese-
lie in da DO lahko slisala delo,
XII jo je tako zanimalo. &c bi
slo, samo "a zbor, sem zadnjic
slisal, da pojde neki velik zbor
poleti ma umetnisko gostovanje
po vsej dezeli. Bojim Sc, da moja
hei nekaj casa Sc ne DO tako
zdrava, da bi mogla potovati.
&c bi mogli dobiti kaksen zbor
ma Brauneck! Pevci bi lahko vse
prestudirali, sal imamo donna
lepe move orgle. Tega bi bila
moja hci zelo vesela."
"Ljubi oce," mu je segel Har-
70 v besedo, ''velikega zbora pa
vendar ne mores spraviti ma
Brauneck in Sc orkestrom!
Kan bos pa dal ljudi?'
ITO bonn re JAZZ poskrbel, Har-
TO-" je odvrnil knee.
''To, res ne bi bilo najhujse,
toda upostevati moras Sc, da je
treba koncno prireditev napra-
viii ma dolocen dan. z zdravjem
Rozemarije pa je tako, da niko-
III ne vemo, kdaj il je dobro in
kdaj ne. Utegnilo bi Sc zgoditi,
da ne bi prenesla voznje ma
Brauneck in prenosa v cerkev..." !"
NE, Harrc lie verjemi mi, da
sem tudi ma to mislil. Rozama-
ria DO prisla nekaj dni pref ma
Brauneck. Sal mi je obliubila,
da me DO obiskala. In ko DO pri-
Sla, casa tudi ne bono tako ma
tankO merrill. V teh dneh bono
q nasi nskaj ur."
ks0nrCct; oSa Ga znnprorn no
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-18
LOCAL LADS DECORATED

LOCAL LADS DECORATED
Awarded the bronze star were
Pfc. William F. Skully, IS;
Lakeview Ave-, and Corp. Rob
ert j. Chukayne, 19801 Arrow
head Ave.
Pvt. Joseph w. Vihtelic, for
merly of 8O7 E. 222 ST., Euclid
was awarded the combat in
fantryman's badge.
Flight Officer Frank L. Vad
nal, 19407 Muskoka. Ave-, was
awarded wings at Hondo Field
Texas. Flight Officer Frank E
Kromar I113 E. g. St., received
his wings at San Angelo Field
Texas.
This is a Once-upon-time sto-
ry, brought to you by the Great
er Cleveland; Safety Council and
the National Safety Council:
There once was a driver named
Jake
Who drove with his horn, not
his brake
But he found out one day
To his utter dismay
There ONCE was a driver
named Jake.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-04-05

Frank De Vols Sunday Mutual series, Music Depreciation" gets a face-lifting, starting with this weeks (April 8 program, eliminat- ing guest artists and swinging more heavily to continuity comedy. De Vol, whose antics have been win- ming a good share of the audience laughs, will have featured comedy spot in the show. Frank is proving | an able conductor comedian of the type made famous some years back by Meredith Wilson.
 Milton Berle's Let Yourself Go" program moves lock, stock and bar rel to the Westchester Community Center Auditorium in White Plains, | New York, on Wednesday, May g, to aid the Seventh War Bond Drive. Admission to the show will be by bond purchase only. This will be the only radio show to appear at the mammoth Westchester house during the Seventh War Loan Drive.
 Dane Clark, the movie star, who will be spotlighted on the CBS "Sus- pense" program tonight, has been tagged by Uncle Sam.
 The Roy Rogers program over MES Tuesday, April 10, will be the setting for Pat Fridays introduction of a new tune by Meredith Wilson, Iowa" Guest on the airing will be Gabby Hayes, the talking mop on the Andrews Sisters Show over the Blue Network Sundays, who will sing You Aint Heard Nothing"
 When Harry w. Flannery goes to San Francisco to air his daily CBS news commentary from the scene of the United Nations Conference he, and other newsmen covering the conclave, will not only broadcast from network headquarters-but will sleep and eat there, as well. Scar city of hotel accommodations in the Bay City make it necessary for the broadcasting companies to provide living quarters for the visitors in the studio buildings.
 Lilton' Martha Hilton, blonde, Texas born songstress, has just been signsd to be the regular vocalist on the Milton Berle Let Yourself Go" funfest over CBS, Wednesdays at 10:30 D. m., EWT. (She started with the April 4 show) Known for many years as one of the country's lead ing feminine vocalists, Martha has had an enviable record with bands, radio and pictures. For two and half years she was featured with Benny Goodman and his orchestra. She has. appeared with such out standing artists as Jack Benny, Fib- Der McGee and Molly, Jack Carson and Dick Powell.
 Connie Haines, Abbott and Cos tello airshow canary, this week set some kind of an endurance record when, in addition to her rehearsals
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-04-05
WAVELETS s
By BILL HARRINGTON

and broadcast with Bud and Lou, she made there recorded programs for Armed Forces Radio ("Swing Time,' Mail Call" and "G. I. Jour- nal'O, did one Hollywood Canteen show and made two hospital ap- pearanceS-all in five days! Because of his outstanding per formance in the role of Randolph" |" on the Tuesday NEG "A Date With Judy program, young Dix Davis has been paged by movie talent scouts and will soon be tested for a flick CT part of the same type.
 Radio Actor John McIntire and his wife, Jeanette Nolan, both heard on the CBS Suspense program every week, are leaving the cast temporarily to return to their Mon- tana ranch, near the Canadian border.
 Radios Blonde" has gone back to school! Penny Singleton, who portrays the fluffy housewife on the weekly CBS airer, is taking an eve- ming school course in bookbinding so that she herself may bind the 250-odd weekly "Blondie" scripts she has preserved during her five and -one-half years on the program.
 There's a new character come dian in radio who's starting to go places. His name is Danny Ocko and you can hear him on Sammy Kaye's Varieties" program over the Blue Network Friday, April Ocko will be heard as a psychia- trist who is daffier than his pa. tients.
 The Radio committee of the Am erican Association of University Women, meeting in San Francisco. has selected the NEG Hour of Charm" heard Sundays, at 10 D. m., e. W. t., for it's winter-spring list of recommended radio pro- grams.
 blIldIl OIlOre, starred on her own "Dinahs Open House" over NEG Thursday nights, will be guest on the Andy Russell Show over the Blue Network Saturday, April '.
 For her guest appearance on the Voice of Firestone'' Monday April g, at 8:30 D. m., e. W. t., over NEG, Helen Jepsen, opera and concert star, has chosen four favorite songs: "Estrellita." by Ponce; T Dream't That Dwelt in Marble Halls" from Balfe's "The Bohemian Girl" '1Thire Alone,'' from "Ei- leen" by Victor Herbert, and Just a Little Love, Little Kiss,' by Silesu.
 When the NEG Frank Morgan show takes its summer vacation early in June, Comedienne Casy Daley will travel the Purple Heart circuit" through eastern states en. taining convalescent service men.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-04-05

Connie Haines, Abbott and Cos tello airshow canary, this week set some kind of an endurance record when, in addition to her rehearsalS
Imperial Valley press., 1945-01-19
IT PLAYED TOO

Benjamin Franklin invented the
"armonica," a cabinet containing
a series of glass bowls capable of
giving forth the notes of the scale.
The original instrument is in the
Franklin Institute, Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-01-19

WANTED-Room, Apt. or furn.
house for service man, wife and
2R yr. daughter. Woman willing
to assist with housework. Phone
1348. 1-23
Imperial Valley press., 1945-01-19
ALL IN ONE DISH

1 The most Heterogeneous dish on
5 record is the "risttafel' of the
Dutch East Indies, which includes
/ from 80 to so different foods, all
mixed together.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-01-19

FOR RENTED acres of very nice
alfalfa. Has been cut one season.
Is now at its best.
j. T. DEVORE
546 Main Phone 2041
la
Imperial Valley press., 1945-01-19
I7-Country Property Lease

FOR SALE OR LEASE-40 acres of
alfalfa, IA mile north Meloland.
Inquire at 315 Main days after
5 pm. 881 Commercial. Phone
424-R. 2-13
Imperial Valley press., 1945-01-19
I2-Wanfed to Rent

$50 REWARD for apartment or
house for rent in FL Centro or vic
unity. Marine officer, wife, and
mo- old baby. We love our child
and SO will you. Phone Ell Centre
Isl. 1-22
Imperial Valley press., 1945-01-19

WANT TO LEASE 40 acres of al
falfa for dairy Must have house.
P. o. Box 1895, Ell Centro, Calf.
1-22
Imperial Valley press., 1945-01-19

AM DESPERATE for a place with
kitchen. Doctors orders. Please
help service couple. Mrs. William
Gardner, Phone 965. 1-23
Imperial Valley press., 1945-01-19

WOMAN desires position as secre-
tary. Has local references. Excel
lent experience. 542 Olive. 1-22
Imperial Valley press., 1945-01-19
c. (. SPROUSE
546 Main
Is-ceun+ry Properly Sole

FOR SALE: 5 acres, good small
house, fireplace, elec. range and
water heater, good water system,
bedroom set, fresh cow and about
go laying hens. l mile south of
Ell Centre on So. 9Th. Phone 980-R.
LA
Imperial Valley press., 1945-01-19
DEATH : FUNERAL
NOTICES

GRAY, AnoreW w, died Thursday
in Calexico. He is survived by
four daughters, one son and
brother. Funeral services will be
held at the Lemons Chapel in Ell
Centre at pm. Sunday. Burial
will be in Evergreen cemetery.
: Lemons imortuary is in charge.
s. 1-20
Imperial Valley press., 1945-01-19
Lost. Found, Sfrayed

i-lost. Found. Sirayed
FOUND-Black cog Phone 14G5-M.
~ 1-23
LOST wallet at Imperial. Keep
money, return wallet and papers
to Imperial hotel Maurie Stoner
1-22
LOST-Black Scottie dog. Wed. on
= Broadway between 5th and 9th.
"a Answers to "Friskie'. Phi. Frank
Pierce, BraWley 1048. Reward. 1-2
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8-Sifuations w anfed

MAN WANTS steady job on farm
with board and room or bachelors
quarters. Contact P. Jubb, Box
598 co PoSt-PreSS. 1-23
Imperial Valley press., 1945-01-19

FOR SALE: acres, 5 room house,
11s acres permanent pasture, bal
ance sudan grass. Water system.
$16O0-terlns.
KATE OLDHAM
lot No. 9Th ST. Ell Centro
90
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29-livestock
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FOR SALE,-Bred sows. feecers,
weaving pigs. ] mi. south and "
mile east on Highway SO. L. A.
Bright. l-22
FOR SALE-Thoroughbred Guern-
sey COW and heifer and one heavy
springer. Call 1725-J after $50
pm. las
FOR SALE beautifully marked
pinto mare yrs old. well broke.
Also saddle and bride. | well
broke chilG's pony. Saddle and
bride. 2 9-lno. old colts. Ptl0Itr
N. r. Il. Boone. West veneiii Ave
l-32
Imperial Valley press., 1945-01-19

WANTED-Office girl. Must be an
experienced typist. Union work.
ing conditions. Contact Box No.
569, CO Post-PreSS. 1-20
WANTED-2nd cook with expert
ence. Apply Chef, Barbara Worth
Hotel. 1-25
Imperial Valley press., 1945-01-19
Classified Ads TO Thousands
You Can Talk TO One Man

I9-City Prop. tor Sale
Imperial Valley press., 1945-01-19

FOR SALE: Very attractive subur-
ban home, modern and insulated,
acres, ideal for sub-dividing, has
some citrus. Price reduced to $1,000.
TYLER INSURANCE AGENCY
/ $40 Main Phone $50
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