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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-15
WILLIS D D Y
BATTLE DECIDES
STATE C R 0 " N

Leroy Wtas and BIZ EDDY
Nor1ed daily before large
crowds =: W.asm gym on Wood.
~srd. tor thcr lightweight scrap
q, O.ymp.5 Friday u ,h, Box
.NS Commissioner John J Het'the
save added impetus 70 their pre-
6Shi preparations, Win the an
uounceHeut .7s' the winner o.
ne bout would be officially rec.
ocNizcd hv tie commlss So As the
h9htWe GAt champion II N.cNi-an
\ championship belt w! be
awarded he wtnner. ~ the r!ns
=, inc end 81 the bout.
TIE dcclS.C" - recognize the
winner as Michigan Champion
-rcN out - nc fact TIA, Wills
and Fidv are TIC two outstanding
,ch:WclShtS - campaign. IN these
parts ~ recent months Wills has
won 20 20 ~ professional 6chtS.
defeating Leon Spencer. " ClCvc-
land Ohio. Carlos MONO ca.
has Lou Alter and Lula CorS,an-
tOo al Of New YORK C.'y Af,cr
a. outstanding amateur career.
Eddy cinaNcd two years % pro-
te>>'o0a, activity with victories
oyer Spencer. Jimmy Jovcc. OF
Gary Ind Vince Del 'O~to ard
Aloy Garcia both ~ New York
Their meeting is expected 10
produce orc o. 40 bcS, matches
81 the coming indoor season
Con)T,SSionc He.tche stated
that &c believed IN encouraging
young fSh'cr>. and feels ira, one
o. The hc>' ways ~ do this IS %
recognize their merits. He also
stated vat Mich gan champions
would DC recognized IN other d.
visions as soon as suitable match
eS could bc made
Detroit hsht follow arc
SntNJpr Srr3i jn'crcsl my b1i-
'lc due 10 The fact that Willis IS q
right hand pdnchcr. and Eddy
SWINGS from left hand stance
In clash Or the two STYLES the
Jaws W both fighters arc eft wide
open I've So-callcd wise boys in
local fGht circles arc predicting
a Knockout victory for the VIM
ner, but as yet few have ven
,ured 10 predict the winner.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-15
BUCKEYES HAVE
GREATER PUNCH
TO WIN TITLE

CLEVELAND-The world series.
seven-gsme test between the
Cleveland Buckeyes. winners Of
the title in the Negro American
League, and the Homestead Grays.
winners in the Negro National
League. will open here Thursday
night The second game will be
played here Sunday afternoon.
Both games will be played in Mu-
nicipal Stadium.
This marks the sixth consecu-
tive season that the Grays have
won the pennant I'm the Negro
National League. In 1943 and
1914 the GrayS met and defeated
the Birmingham Black Barons In
the world series.
BOTH CLEVELAND and Home
stead won both halves Of the split
seasons in their respective leagues.
This marks the first championship
for the Bucks. and their first COM
petition in a world series
The coming series will he a
contest Of youth and Drawn
while the Grays are burdened
with age and experience.
THE BUCKS have hard hitting
club. having four players who fin
iSned the season WITH averages boz
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-15


GA, 6-3, as So, As Johnson forced
the new champion to me top of
MS game. with d STEADY bacH-court
style of play
In the final ana,ysi. !. Was Ry.
lands superior not game and faster
service that turned me toe. In
the doubles finals. Rylard and
Hunter dropped a long second set
TO Bill Mullen and Harold Rlc9-
srdSon. ST. bu, mad Little off
Guilty IN Winning the first and ,h!rd
sets by identical scores u 6-4
In winning the CNTC singles
crown. Ryland made !. ,h.ce
strais ht major De'rol' titles rs he
won both the Detroit Punhc Parks
and Ham'ramCk open Singles tiles
earlier IN the Season
DURING the Sprirz semester he
played the number one position on
the Wavne university tennis 81 al
and advanced 70 the third ,ourd
in the National INTERCOLLEGIATE
tourney At Evanston. IL He was
eliminated in a stirring three set
match by 1t Frank Nenher who
went on 20 emerge as runner up in
the tourney.
Mrs Lillian Van Buren,, winner
Of the American Tennis aSSocia-
t.on mixed doubles haTpIonShlpS
and ruruer-up for the Singles
crown for two straight years. re-
peatei her triumph - last year
IN the CNTC meet Size defeated
Nj, EGrs Lark IN SarCcls.n-!N
touch watc1 Ga Ga Alex Hat
7eck dcwncd Bon Co~'ey IN the
iunlor finals n easy fashion O..
60
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-15

Avelino Csnzires with 3i4 Archie
Ware just missed the coveted ranks
with 296.
Jethroe not only paced the
league in hitting, but was also top
nan in FIVE other divisions with
s. runs scored. l23 total bases 10
triples, eight home runs and 81
stolen bases.
FURTHERMORE. George and
Willie Jefferson toi ped the pitch
ers ~ the league. George collect
Ing frs; honorS with II victories
against one defeat. and Willie fin
ishln- second with i0-l mark
Eugene Brewer veteran right
handler. non eight and lost four.
while Lowell Harding and jim
Brown won three and lost two
each. Roosevelt DAVIS. veteran ~
esany seasons. finished with the
Bucks with TWO victories and four
defeats.
THE GRAYS Will place their re-
lance in the sturdy pitching ~
Roy Wclmakcr. Ray Brown. and
Erncs; Walker Brown turned in
= no-hit game againS, the Chicago
American Giants last month. indl-
eating that he's IN top form We'll
maker Is a smart Southpaw who
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-15
Cleveland Favored Over Grays AS World Series Opens
Air Program Al Fisk

TUSKEGEE. Ala (ANP)-Tus-
kegce Institutes division OF aero
nauucS is conducting the flight
training in connection with the
aviation education program re-
Gently launched by Fisk univer-
sity. James f. Taylor and Aaron
Brown. flight instructors from Tus-
kegee. are now IN Nashville work
in1 with this program.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-15
Texas Grid Flash
Now In Army

TYLER. Texas John L VIII
hams. LongvIeW, Texas, -rid ace Of
Texas college. : IN the army and
now stationed a. Sheppard field.
Wichita Falls. Texas He Vas nc
only three-ictte-Tan m the college
during me lai3-l+ ana la+4-+5 sea-
son lnel9++, te Won the South
western conference lO0-yari dash.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-15
Cubons, Stars And
Eagles Play Sept. Is

NEW YORK 49, The Newark
Eagles and the Philadelphia Stars
viii meet in the first game Of
three-team double bill al the Polo
Grounds on Sunsay. Sept rs. The
second game Will be between the
winners Of the first contest and
the New York Cuban Stars.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-15

win the doubles
title in the f.
nails Of the an
n U a | Central
VI Otor City
Tennis club 5
open Champion
ships AT the
Kronk courts.
Ryland dis
played some Of
I h Q sc a son $
finest tennis in
winning h e
singles crown
in a fve-Set
m tch " I h
Jimmy John
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-15

Negro American league rs FIRST
world series ut.e since the cham
plonShip test Mas reNYencd Two
years ago
The third game ~ &c series
viii be played IN pl';shur ch Mon
day night, and INC fourth IN Wash
ington Tuesday night. The teams
rest Wednesday. but meet acajn
IN Philadelphia THURSDAY. Sept.
20. and IN Yankee Stadium. Sun
day. Sept, g II the seventh game
IS necessary. Il Will be played IN
Cleveland
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-15
WiIberforce To
PIoy Kentucky
Here Oct. 1o

TIE annual WIlberfNrce Ken
lucky State college ioo'hsl, classic
vii be unfolded A. University ~
Detroit stadium Friday evening.
Oct % These schools hoaS, two
81 the leading squads anon. The
nation 5 teams \ humping evenly
ratchcd contest IS predicted for
their meeting here.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-15
BOB RYLAND IS
TOPS IN CMCTC
TENNIS TOURNEY

Robert Bob Ryland. Detroits
leading tennis player continues 70
dominate the local courts. Sunday
he captured the singles crown. and
teamed with Clarence Hunter TO
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-15

Ter than 300
Sammy Jeth-
oe. leading
hitter in the
Negro Ameri-
can league for
I n 9 sc on d
straight ar.
finished " II h
an average Of
1913. \ mark
better than that
Of any member
81 tho Grays.
Psrnell Woods
was next with
335. followed
by Buddy Ar
~ Nitr ,Et'b 21S
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-15


lNc consistent
bail for The
GrayS through
Cut INC season
SGppo riln :
&c prcA!nZ ~
Brown. W = J.
r ker an d
Wake Viii ne
the heavy hit
INK 81 Josh
Gibson Ru X
J eOnari sam
r'y FeDkhcad
R-d PeujaU1l0
Pu' tNe fc'd-
ir- ~ the GraNS
is weak rSpe-
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-15

Cally ., 'hlrd and second Icon
trd. Because " his acc. is not the
capable fielder he vas three years
40 The GravS inheld docs not
come M rs ,Ha' ~ the Bucks in
hitting nor IN fielding.
JETIIROE Is better fielder and
hitter Than Bell IN center and Ar
r'our j. the equal ~ Benjamin in
lef, az a fielder. and has outhit him
during the season Bill Hoskins IN
rIght Tor the Grays ranks over
Grace IN the same position for the
Bucks
Unless the Bucks sct nervous
ard fold un the Cleveland team
vii defca, the GrayS and give the
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-15
NEGROES DO NOT

NEGROES DO NOT destroy NC
NoHrc - :r1nQ NHty of nc
UcAs rs SIsscS,cd nv the Dear
Aoy" Property Owners Accord ne
~ &c and Humphrey m .he,r
o'oN. Race Blot, Negroes and
N''cS who ave As shNors did
rN' s-h' one another IN ne Dc.
'rnl' acc cots They tad come
~ orow and - understand each
-t-c~
There are several attacks
against the restrictive covenant.
One. the people themselves who
believe In democracy and JUS
tice can begin 10 practice their
tcnctS nv refusing to- sign re-
strictionS limiting occupancy on
account of race. creed or color.
Two. mapping ~ he CITY Is
"cCied ~ show 'N1' me restrict.
ne o. uclcrhOrrooiS has become
81 widespread nat s., SIS contrary
~ democratic ideals ard public
policy
Three. AZ about court hattie
r'H>' No Neccj - Nave t1eSe Pc.
r.c.1as s--fe.-e0's cat.aNei from
American practise.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-15
Russ J. Cowans'
Sport Chatter

Funny thing said Leroy Will
rs. but every one has forgotten
about me fghting Southpaw be-
fore. ! fought Cecil Jones in my
third professional fight. an d
Knocked him out in two rounds. |
also trained Benny Goldberg for
his fight with Billy Miller Of
Pittsburgh. al Olympia two years
ago Benny is one of the best left
handed fcathcrwci2hts in the
country and ! DIDN'T find his style
So difficult 10 s0lvc. 7 expect 10 do
all righ vita Edrv"
In Bill Eddy. willis will meet
willing and courageous fighter.
facsimile Of a buzzsaw. Bill is
busy every minute he's in ring.
and that sOuthpaw style has
proved a difficult problem for
most of his opponents.
If VII LIS can evadc The punch
ing of the Flint scrapper. and a.
nc same time Get in some effeC-
tive blows. he'll be the neXt state
cartwright champion But he's
facing tough battle Friday nieht.
and it'll take some smart mancuy-
erihg 20 win the verdict.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-15
BY GLOSTER r. CURRENT
Executive Secretary,
Detroit NAACP

TIE Improvement Associations
play = vital role in the process q
res:-.ctne occupancy - Negroes
% areas deemed undesirable To-
colo-ei occupa0c n reccr.
months these associations have s.
SUED edacstora. n,s.erasl de-
S-re1 - increase me narae- Of
restrictions or properly :. So
called white re EAoochoodS
THE DEARBORN PROPERTY -
'ect.ve Association rsS summed
~ &c r-u,~evtS @, &c 4sSocla-
to"S ~ recen;.y-.SSaei pam
TslC' 'nGS,y'
The SurcSt and quickest way
To lower property values in a
community is To- introduce hi
racial housing The history IF
WAYNE County Nichican Of
ferS ample proof that this meth
cd Of attempting To solve the
Negro housing problem has not
only failed to advance the Ne
gro cause. hut has developed a
feeling If intense antaConi<m
between the two races that con-
Stantly threatens to disrupt the
peace and tranquility NJ the
areas where such housing has
been attempted
IN Us answer ~ &c q 60 NN 81
how nov rc>:r.c' -nS r.- "
placed ON Suoi.Ni>.o0> ,1cre 80
restrictions exist s." Ny>C CNY ed
nc Dearborn N>>0-.a''r cN-
plan - - members ...' "cV
declarations can &c cS'3h rod Dv
&c owNcrS ard purchases o.
each lot iN &c >8oaN., 9y
signing the fot.aV.ve-
The use and occupancy Of all
lands subject hereto j. hcrchN
restricted to white persons of
pure Caucasian race and no.
such lands and premises shall
he occupied or used in whole or
IN mart nv any other than 4
white person Of the Caucasian
race save and except that any
white person. whether wncr or
tenant. NAV EMPLOY thereon
persons who are not persons ~
pure caucasian race and any
persons so employed thereon rs
personal or domestic servants or
as janitorS. carctakcrS or watch
men NAV nc provided living
quarters on the premises where
80 employed"
THr ONE ENTERTlON 4 rc-
torc unit t4c l'vv-N c-'-V~ '-'-
Citations are Vl''Hu- ~ u''>c IS ~
employers ~ NcLIo Scrl.u', Ne
sroCS may WORK rs rt'~ ard
live on the premises. Au' ~ DC
como owners and ~ oNuNy Is
forh idcr'
Many white people are forced
To sign these new declarations
and oftcntimeS do not know
what they ace signing. \ case in
point involving a Japanese fam
tlv was recently reported 10 the
Detroit branch MACE
Mrs Y. NC Il call her Ms y
was approached ~ The Improve
mer' Association p hcr' 0eI-hbor-
-.''N Wv ssh f.l 81 = - .'.'.lI f~' -
Negroes She VaS NO. very ,-'Cl-
l-en; and did NN' understand all
NE wording Tho president o. NC
association told hcg ju genera.
terms that PERSONS o'hee chan
CauCaS ans. mostly NEGROES Ve~c
~ Nc excluded she scurd
\ few months ,4'Cr SIC rad o.
r9NNv ~ rCrf rcY '.r.I,,- 4 .,.r, .'
property ~ tVn japanese families
They fixed ~ '1e property and
today y has increased ' value
ana lmk.oyed an appearance.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-15
THE BUCKEYES

THE BUCKEYES have better
biting and better fielding team
The Grays only excel the Bucks
IN pitching Ray Brown and Roy
We.maker are tried veterans who
have faced Ire sturdy play Of q
world series.
On the other hand the Grays'
infeld IS shot fall of holes from
second - third. and Buck Leonard
ve;eran first sackec, Is brittle and
not capable Of playing the brand
~ oall that made him one Of the
great first basemen az all time
Bel, and Benjamin are capable
veteran ou,felderS both can hit.
field and run bases Josh Gibson
can hold ~ his end behind the
plate with his t.t:!rg
Against these veteran p'averS
C,eyo,and ".il pt a young team
nat ) orc = ne beS' hitting clubs
IN baseball sammy Je,hroc Can
7ircs. ParncM Woods Buddy A.
,~Nur. ard Archie Ware arc hitting
re bal, for better than 800 Teth-
roc pacing the Negro American
,ca.uc for the second straight
wear.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-15

In the two previous world
series the Grays have defeated
the Birmingham Black BarOnS
10 capture the world champion
ship. But the Grays will enter
the series this year as the under
dogs.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-15
Improvement Assn.
Backs Restrictions

=, -
MIS- y became very C0'liuSed
V7en sc !oIn7 1erSet ~ serious
t~o.o.e Win ter chz4Vi~.stic
20 -, ,-s ,o.-..,.. s.e rc-,oa >,
'7f''.'e>'' N'' dN'!e g. "A7'
-7oeS 7ere coH0o'eH by 'Csuca-
san s-e 'ool.-' that Only Ne
800. 49,. -, -,
''''' S'e '"e ~
&c -.ofaEN Are 'e..uS 0e- mat
Is~sNeSe Noa.i siS0 be Barred bv
20 -es.-.,..,, 80 .,,s~.,, 20
g..
.o1
te mo- ''a"oN-
"' .c' statement - ne NAACP.
~ ;. y declared ina' ne Mar vas
N'.'f- .'1-.i t'r deE 'Cracy. She
Noa.d uNAc 'an1 ne a'tl-
&c o. h'f ne.I1oor> y RESPONSE
q Question o. ne NAACP in
.crtcNCr as - whether she
Noa.t nave rented 20 japanese If
nc 'd' NaoNN 'AoF "ere forbid
a'a ~ nc fcS'F.c ON. she an
>"r''7 i''HN y. No
''N q -aMcN' mat Negroes ,ow-
g property tt.,ieS . weak and
~" ho' tand - WAen facts are
'>C,.,'' A'co.a'n- - Dr. Rob-
NesNes - nc \ ~ erl 9 a n
,'t"G' m Race Relations wit
me Journal Lane and Pub
NC uiitF Econo m lies, August.
-
II Is this movement 81 the
"h'tc> "ut-rather than the
movement OF few Negroes in
mat MAJ lead> To drastic fall in
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-15

THE HOMESTEAD GRAYS cap
'u~ed the. bunting in the Negro
National league for the sixth con-
SeCutive time and Will meet the
Cleveland Buckeyes in a fve-game
series for the world title. s,artln J.
in Cleveland Thursday night.
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Cont From Preceding PGge)
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ANYONE Going east to Chicago aft
a July 18th VIII share expenses.
Contact Mrs. Z A Holtz. sos
Brighton Ave, Fl Centre. TIA
DRIVING 10 Chicago 18th or 10th
Jfiy Can take lne or TWO pas
scugers Service people preferred
Share driving. Contact Box CG8.
. ID Fo@t-Prcss ia
WANIED Truck mechanic and
..rp":. Apply Imrerlal Ice Co.
Commercial ana Railroad Tracks.
See Al Voikdlf. 7-I9
WANT pn2suu du,us 10 Imperial
-.e-. da. around I pm or 10
pm. 4. Garry papers Apply Art
dams Pu.t-Pr,ss.
YOUNG Lady for 3,ra AIT. inside
"ulH -u newspaper office III BraW-
.r. Permanent tD t4ht girl ADJ
pt FI-t-P-rss. III Cen.ro
WANT pMt-rnne dish washer Ay-
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AIEt. AK 1.r MI WoouaI 7-I5
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l8-CountrY FropertY--Sole

EOOAIE
FOR
FARMS
614 Main Phone 474
7-I9
FOR SALE-8O acre ranch. all in
alfalfa. Groom house. all modern
cOnVeniences. Place equipped with
chicken. hog and dairy equip
ment. viii sell with or without
tractor and equipment Located
3 miles east and 3 miles north on
Hlway Ill. Jones. 1921
FOR SALE acre. I rooms mod
eln house, wired for elec. stove.
plenty shade, water and lighting.
nice system and elec. water heat
ter, good fences. Ideal for poultry
ranch Immediate possession
Leaving Valley. II you want
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l9-City Property Tor Sale
FOR SALE-Practicany new FHA
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locatiOn-$G750
TYLER INSURANCE AGENCY
$40 Main Phone 600
7-18
FOR Furnished house in
GLIDING electric refrigerator and
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500 Main Phone eco
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$40 Main Phone $50
TIC
FOR SALE 5000 income IL bed
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TIT
FOR SALE FILA three bedroom
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TYLER INSURANCE AGENCY
52O Main Phone GG0
TIA
5-ROOM HOUSE for sale. Screen
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IMPERIAL-3 bedrooms house. 6
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S6OGO.
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l27 No. 5th FL Centro
TIA
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mediate possession $4,000.
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127 no. 5th FL Centre
TIA
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south side. Ste Starr Won FluSs.
664 Holt. 7-l6
FOR SALE-Apartmen house. all
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Paying l6@ net on asking price
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FOR SALE Immediate possession,
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painted, elec water heater. 682
Fl Centro. Inquire $50 e. Centro.
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Garage and chicken yard. South
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BOOKKEEPER wanted. Permanent
for right party. We pay good sal
ary. 1049 Adams, El Centre Lum-
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6Help Wonted

WANT WOMAN to do light house
work and care for children.
Room, board and salary. Phone
2009-M. 7-13
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GOING BUSINESS, averaging 49,
per mo. on investment. Phone
207-W. TIA
l2-Wunted to Rent
COUPLE wants to rent house or
Apt. Cali 1t. P. A. Cooper, 1000
Ext. 240. 7-16
WILL LEASE or rent modern 3
bedroom home in El Centro. Pay
years rent in advance. Permanent,
reliable. Mr. Soares, manager Of
Sears, Roebuck and Co. TIA
WANTED by permanent middle
aged couple one or two bedroom,
nfurniShed house. Must be south
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Post-Press. sc
MARINE Capt and wife need fur
nished apartment or house for
summer. No pets, no children. PHI.
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WANTED-House for Marine and
wife who is expecting baby. VIII
pay up to $50 a month Liberal
reward. Can days Meas. Ext. 1923
T Sgt. c. E Nelson TIT
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trailer. sleeps four. Excellent con-
dition Reasonably priced ior
quick SAFE. MI N. Stafford, Nice
Trailer Court. Highway VI, East
Of III Centre. TIA
HOUSE TRAILER. y it. AirfIow.
new tires, good condition $500.
AT Claude Vedder Auto Court,
shade 40 TIL
q. TON TRUCK Sterling truck Tor
sale. Ceiling price $3.50. TAP Com
mercial. TIA
TRAILER HOUSE for sale, sleeps
two Price $500. 1928 Euclid. TIA
FOR SALE 1912, 25 it. Palace
house trailer with awnings. Fur
nishcd complete Permanent bed
with innerspriug mattress. Excel
lent condition inside and out.
Good pre-WJr tires S21O0 Might
trade. Phone Imperial I'll, Drop
4, CLYDE Hull TIA
FOR SALE 1887 Ford 90, four door
trunk sedan Below OPA ceiling,
S425. see at 7G2 Holt TIC
27-Furm Implements
x ALLIS CHALMERS tractor. II it.
Jumbo scraper 30 it. float for
sale. Alfalfa land for rent for veg
etaoles. F c. Holmes, Elder canal
gate p. McCaDe District. TIA
NO. 2 FARMALL Tractor for sale.
Albert Hinkle. ll2 Mckinley, Cal
eXico TIT
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-12

PERMANENT civilian couple must
have furnished house by July
25th. Would consider buying. if
priced reasonably. Contact Box
667, c o PoSt-PreSS. Tie
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-12
Sears, ROebuck
& Co.
2G5O East Olympic Blvd.
Los Angeles, Calf
co z. 3. HASSETT, Dept. 107

{. y Z. u. I1[lhCAI4A ~ ~. W.
HOUSEKEEPER companion, under
35. small neat. unencumbered. l
adult. Box 2317 Laguna Beach,
Calf. TIA
BOOKKEEPER. lady. to handle set
Of books in newspaper office in
BraWley. Permanent. Apply Miss
Allen or Schooss at Post-PreSs, El
CcntrO.
WANT Refined woman or young
lady for companion to woman liV-
ing in mountains for summer.
Phone G88. FL CentrO. 7-l3
8 Situutions Wanted
MAN DESIRES work on farm by
tine Year Wants house, space for
COW ana chickens Has family
that can help with farm work.
arthur f. Bell Rt. /, Box 32A,
CdlrHicU. 7-l8
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-12

MARINE lieutenant and wife need
furnished apartment or house for
summer or longer No pets, no
children. Phone 1000. Ext. 461. Ii.
Winkler. 7-l9
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-12
32-Used Cars

CLEAN 1896 Lincoln Zephyr coach.
Below ceiling $3.50 3t= mi west
On san Diego AiWuy. Lto Malth.
FRI 2, Box PA. 7-l4
FOR SALE 1884 Chcy Good rm-
uina order, below ceiling $343
Contact Lt Lee, Meas HumuIJ
Hu, 25OB Or MAG 35 l-l3
WANT l.te model car Ford, Ptm-
Uuth or Chevrolet iu good condl-
tIon Private party only tai!
l949-W. ,-I3
32-A-AutomOtive Service