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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-12-22
Why are the past tense verbs not
spelled alike?-D. M. Y.

why are the past tense VERBS not
spelled alike?-D. M. Y.
Answer-Mislay and delay are not
akin. Mislay is formed from mis-,
wrong, amiss," plus the verb ito
lay" the past tense of which is
laid" Delay is not from the verb
ito lay" 1t is the English form of
the French verb delayer, pro-
nounced: day-leh-YAY.
Crowley: A local paper has a col
umn headed, Back in Multi" II
lists discharged servicemen who
have returned home. Is this a cor
rect use of mufti?-C. c. S.
Answer-Strictly speaking, multi
is British term designating the
civilian clothes worn by military
officers when off duty. The word
originated with the British Army
in India. 1t is pronounced MUFF-
tee. American servicemen do not
use the term multi" They speak
of civilian dress as "civvies."
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GARAGES FOR RENT.
GARAGES WANTED.

BRICK GARAGE, between Allison and Blu
chanan SITS. NV; rental, Sc monthly. Call
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE Cont. J

WHY'S 1941 sedan de luxe. mechanically
good, appearance excellent, good tires
within OPA ceiling. SS45. Call TIE. 771l
before 9 pm.
COMPARE THESE CARS. A fne selection
Of late models. Will sell with or without
trade. OPA ceiling prices and some below.
AZ Ford 2-dr. sed., extra large
heater --------------.-- 81 ,105
AZ Dodge d.. coupe; r. and h.. q. DR.. 1924
Al Plymouth sp. d. !. sed., r. and h. 1,116
Al Plymouth sp. d. J.. 2-dr. sed.,
r. and h.. 1,0S1
Al Packard Clipper sed., r and h. 1895
Al Buick sp 4-dr. sed., h. 1880
Al Ford super d. !. 2-dr.. r. and h. LOGS
Al Buick Super sed.. r. and h.. - .495
Al Chevrolet super d. l. 2-dr, r.
and h ~--->~-, - 1.ose
large heater --~|~-----,-~--- 1.223
Convertibles-
Al Chrysler New Yorker cow cpe,
r. and h.. fluid drive $780, 49, 1.975
Al Mercury COW. coupe, r. and h. j. 395
Many others to choose from. HYATTS-
VILE BUICK CO., WA. ALL.
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE.
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

STAKE BODY. 1i2-ton: by hour. day or
week: 1912 Chevrolet; reasonable rates.
MT
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H. N. BLAUSTEIN, woodward Bldg,
WaShinFinn. ID C

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Filed Dec. 49, 1871 G}srs Charles E. Stewart
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
+, United States for the District of Co
SOLOMON and sHE1LA S. SOLOMON for
Change of Name-Civil Action No 32O4O
Elliott Solomon and Sheila S. Solomon.
aaynf fled 5bsr complaint for
Elliott Sloane and Sheila S. Sloane and
having applied to the Court for an order
Of publication of the notice required by
18th day of December, 1945, ORDERED
that all persons concerned show cause, if
any there be on or before the 18th day
complaint should not be, granted: PRO
YIDED. That a copy of this order be pub
lished once a week for three consecutive
weeks before said day in The Evening Star
II. a scHWEiNHAuT. Justice. isesi}
s5E SssSty e s;szk 8 EMhS snF
c. oLIS 5SS 's 81. S,w Attorney
DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
r, States for the District of Columbia s5g
Columbia, has obtained from the Probate
Court Of the District Of Columbia, Letters
Breneman, late of the District Of Co.
claims against the deceased are hereby
vouchers sh l legally aatheptissssd, e
Of December, AID. 1915; otherwise they
may by law be excluded from all benefit
l, lth h. day Of December. I945, CLAUDE
Attest: VICTOR S, MERscH Register Of
Wills for the District of Columbia, Clerk
Probate Cn1rt D.CD
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ARMY SURPLUS TRUCKS, by Central
Motor Co. authorized GMC truck dealer
See this new group of Army recondition-
ed trucks with new motors.
G5) Stakes. eft, 1Is-ton. 1874
Chevrolets, some with power winches.,
90 Dumps, la-ton, 1941 Chevrolets.,
"a Dumps, 1h-ton, 1912 Chevrolets
ts). 10 wheelers, 2h-ton. 1913 GMC
chassis and cab.
go 12-ft. vans, 2h-ton, 1912 GMcs
ID Paneled 34-ton, 194l Dodge.
% Jeep, 1913 WHY'S airborne.
go Command cars, k-ton, 1941 Dodees
Also truck stake bodies. .S25; trailer
carts, $780,; new power winches. COM
plete with cable. etc. S165.
These trucks can be purchased on terms
with "a down, balance IL or 15 months
at prices considerably under ceiling. Heavy;
trucks. CENTRAL MOTOR CO. 3143 Lee
highway, Arlington Va D Daily and 7 Sat
OK 0552 To reach: Out through
GEORGETOWN, cross Key Bridge, turn right
on Lee hwy. CRoute 211 or 29), drive Va
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What are words made of? My PAM
phlet of COMBINING FORMS shows how
fixes such as tele-, micro, ultra, phone,
gram, scope, ETC.. For free copy, send a
stamped, addressed envelope to Frank
Colby, in care of The Evening Star
lCopyright. the Bell Syndicate, Inc. 1915 J
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-12-22

DODGE 1912 Army pickup. Al condition,
low mileage, new top, can be bought today,
1896 cash. No dealers. 922 N. Randolph
St. Arlington, Va.
FORD l941 10-wheeler with high rack
body about Is #. long, mechanically guar
anteed, fine appearance, within OPA CELL
ing. This truck can be converted into a
EFT stake if desired SAFFORD-CHAN
DLER MOTOR CO., 500 ST. ne. AT.
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AUroMoTIvE MISCELLANEOUS.

WITH WATER AND LIGHT, for 2 to 4
cars, at once. MR.. BOYKIN. NO. 1929. 24'
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OFFICES WANTED.

DOCTOR, MD, would like to get an once
in an apartment building, Northwest pre-
ferred. Box I64-A. Star.
ESTABLISHED WELL-KNOWN organiza-
ton desires to lease or suitcase modern
rooms. Box 142-B, Star.
SPACE Of approximately 1000 So. IT. de-
sired by national corporation in Northwest
area. Write all details to Box 215-B. Star.
STORES FOR RENT.
SEVERAL GOOD STORES. / especially good
for cut-rate drugs, ladies or mems wear,
furnituye. electric APPLIANCES. Ma. 1889.
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.
WILL ERECT any size warehouses, with
or without railroad siding for established
firms desiring central location in Alex
andria or Arlington, Va; reasonable rent
and long-term lease assured. JOHN c.
WRIGHT, CHI. ART.
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WAREHOUSES WANTED.

WANTED-SECoND COMMERCIAL groui
will buy or rent. Call RA. 1862 or 1924
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ARTHUR c. ELGIN, 3I9 Washington Loan
d. Trust Bldg
Filed Dec. 70. 1945-Charies z. Stewart.
- Clerk.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
=. United States for the District Of Co
G nson 1879 s. e. an T vs aSs b aS
fifth. ct al, Defendants.-CiV Action No.
31574.-Order of Publication. object
OF this suit is to establish of record the
title Of the plaintiff by adverse possession
by premises numbered 1l0s K Street South
plaintiff. it is by. the Court this 18th day
Of December. 1915, ordered that Laura B.
Grilhth; Laura Bradley, Henry Bradley,
nee jane Bradey II BRADLEY paV
son, jr., Richard Porter Davidson. Louise
4. Davidson. Thomas B. Davidson, Heath
c. Davidson, Jonathan S. Prout. Harriet
&, Barlow, Clarence NJ. Oddie. Sarah S.
Oddle TaSker 1. Oddie. Annie G. Sebert
Prout, Lucy B. Prout, Mary G. Prout,
"; Vinson, Mamie S. Vinson. and the
Liberty Trust Company. corporation, sur
viylng substituted trustee; the unknown
ts herein who may not be living and
Of Mary Prout Bradley and Martha H.
Prout Mcknight, cause their appearances
to be entered herein on or before the first
F FSe day oec1rEne after the expEaton Of
legal holidays from the first day of the
publication of this order: otherwise this
cause will be proceeded with as in case of
weeks in the Washington Law Reporter and
The WASHINGTON Evening Star. good cause
having been shown why longer publication
is unnecessary. 49, H. A. SCHWEINHAUT
SSH sfRwAAr rye Gerf COPY By E dsft
c. SIMPSON, Deputy Clark del 4, % %
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.

WAREHOUSES FOR SALE.
NEW BUILDING, railroad siding, 1900 So
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WILL TRADE equity in Chevy Chase home
for automobile in good condition. Box
CASH FOR CARS, any make or condition
also wrecked cars or frozen motors, etc
Call TR. 1857.
PRIVATE PARTY wants. late-model car
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-20
Kitchen Gadgets
To Reduce Work
Hold Out Promise
By RUTH MlLLETT

Come out Of the kitchen, Susie
Just leave the dishes i'm tho sink
Here's a story that ought to sweep
you off your feet. The headline
says. "Ouc Machine Ia Do Most
of HousCwork" And this new cadgct
isn't too far awav in tho misty post
war world It's Just around the
corncr-thc first Of 1916 they say
CunloSs an unexpected material
shortage Develops.
This machine is GONG 70 be a
dish washer. butter chWn and ice
cream freezer. except on wash day
when YOU -0ss III an extra attach
mcnt and it washes, rnScS and
damp dries the clothes.
MUST WAIT TINE
But until that day in 1916 when
it is ready to go to work for you,
you'll Just have to struggle along
Still, the world Of tomorrow gadget
that is going to step in and take
over for yOu Is a pleasant thing to
contemplate - especially when you
sink your hands into the nall-pol-
ish-TcmOvirE dish washer. when
YOU scrub nut your husbands 5 socks
in the bathroom basin. when YOU
face a sack OF potatoes with nothing
to aid YOU but a pairing knife.
You can dream then, can't you
Of the glorious day when the cad2-
cts take over your jobs and tell YOU
to run alOng and play?
You can contemplate the time
when you will say to the morning
telephone callers query about what
you are doing: Nothing. just MOTH
ing at all The machine IS Whlr-
ring away though washing the
dishes. and then it is going to peel
the potatoes And I think after it
washes. rinscs and dries the clothes,
I'll let ii take the afternoon off"
STICK AROUND
Whats YOUR hurry. Susie? Why
don't you stick around while and
talk about this new machine After
all. to women it is almost as much
Of a modern miracle as the atomic
bomb One Machine to Do Most Of
Housawork. they say. And the
one machine isn't going 70 be y0u.
SuSio-nOt much longer
What did YOU say? That tits
time for YOU to get back to the
dishes-and that YOU don't expect
to have any time for talking about
the wonderful postwar gadgets until
you own One2
Okav. Susie Sec YOU first Of thc
year Unless an unexpected ma
tCrial shortage devclops'
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-20
HOLLYWOOD

Cleveland pro team.
A famous concert pianist telc-
phoned a top Hollywood press
agent the other day anc inquired
about his rates When told they
were $1,000 q year, the pianist
WINGED and said. Maybe III just
hire you for a month to see if YOU
can do the job. If you're good We'll
draw up a years contract
Listen. replied the press agent.
do people ask YOU to sit down at
the piano and prove you can play
it before they book you into con-
cert?" The pianist cidn't hire the
press agent.
THROAT WORRIES
Jan Kiepura has invented a me-
chanical gadget with mirrors BY
which he can peer down into his
throat. minutely examine each por-
ton Of his vocal chords and give
them salt water and raw EGG
rlnsinC. Kiepura worries more about
his voice than any singer III show
business.
Carole Lands and Producer "
Horace Schmidlapp arc a nightly
New York tWOSOmc. with neither
making any comments about mar
ri7ge plans. linda DarreI 3nc
Singer Perry Como will be the
Screens next starters as q box
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-20
Free Enterprise
Doomed. Head
OF Union Asserts

INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. 20. up
President Daniel J. Tobin of the
International Teamsters Union
ALL declares that free enterprise
is doomed in the United States
within the next five or 10 years"
Writing for the unions official
magazine, Tobin said:
We are going to stand alone for
the principles Of free enterprise.
And how long can we stand alone?
Perhaps five or 10 years.
Tobin wrote under the heading,
"RadiCalism Is Sweeping World:
Free Enterprise Can Survive Only
10 Years in u S"
He cited the British Labor Party
victory over the Churchill ConServ-
ativeS as an indication Of what this
country might expect.
You can rest assured that the
victory III England for the Labor
Party is the first important step
towards the disestablishmcnt Of pTi-
yatc enterprise in all large inter
ests and industries" TObin wrote.
The handwriting is on the wall.
Business, capital, political labor
hatels, beware. The DAYS arc not
far of when the masses in our
country may say, You and your
systems have failed. We arc not
going to DC isolationists. We will
Join up with all the other nations,
where the Masses nave taken over.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-20
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ES
TATE At PRIVATE SALE
In tn Superior Court of the State
of California, in and for the
County of los Angeles.

NO. LID I-l1fJ-
In In Superior Court of The State
of California, in and for the
County of los Angeles.
In the Matter Of the Estate o.
BLANCHE BURKET LYON. also
known as BLANCHE B. LYON.
Deceased
Notice is hereby -iVcu that the
tho EXccutrix of the
Estate Of said BLANCHE BURKET
LYON. also known as BLANCHE E.
LYON. Deceased. Will sell at private
sale 10 the highest bidder. upon the
terms and conditions hereinafter
mentioned and subject to confrma-
ton by the said Superior Court. on
or after Tuesday. the 4th day of
September, 1915 all the right, title.
interest and estate Of the said
BLANCHE BURKET LYON. also
known as BLANCHE B. LYON. D.
ceased, al the time Of her death and
all right. title and interest that the
said estate has, by operation of law
or otherwise. acquired other than or
III dQ(tllIpIi " lIidt OI SdIt QtCEdSCQ
at the time of her death. Of. IN and
to those certain lot. pieces or par
cells of land situate. living and being
in the County Of Los Angeles, State
Of California, and more particularly
described as follows, tn-Wit:
l Lots 4, 5. and 6. in Block 2.
OF Holtvillc Orchards Company
Tract No. !, as per Plat No POI
on file in The office Of tho Re
cordcr of Imperial County, Cal.-
fOrnia
The terms and conditions 0f sale:
Cash in lawful money Of the United
States; ton per cent OF the purchase
money to DC paid at the time of the
sale, balance on continuation Of
sale, or as may be contracted for.
The purchaser le to assume the
payment If, and take the property
purchased by him subject to al the
State and County taxes, and all as
ScSGmentS Of whatsoever name or
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-20
MORT COOPER DROPS OUT
FOR ARM OPERATION

BOSTON. Aug. 20 tUPl- Morton
Cooper, the pitcher upon whom tho
Braves banked both big money and
hopes for a successful season. was
cut of action indefinitely Monday
for an arm operation he believes
may enable him to resume his ca
reer before the season ends.
Cooper went to ST Louis where
DR.. Robert Hyland will operate to
remove chips in his elbow After Hv-
land performed a similar opera :
tion four years ago Cooper became
the top pitching star of tic Ma
tiOnal League.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-20
OfInterest tOWOnen
Ny|on Stockings, Grd|es
Just Around Corner

of all kinds-and more low-priced
clotheS-will be appearing on retail
shelves almost Immediately.
And shoe rationing will end soon,
possibly within two weeks and in
two months at the outside. A de-
cision is expected as soon as the
OPA and WPB complete a produc-
ton and supply survey.
WPB experts SAID tnat tWo-way
stretch girdleS should be back on
the market within so days now that
the army has re:aaSed larg e
amounts of cotton materials and its
needs for rubber have dropped
An army cutback in Nylon re-
quirements is expected momentar-
lily. When it comes, hosiery manu-
facturerS will lose no time in turn
ing out the one item that women
missed perhaps more than all else
during the war years.
Here's the outlook elsewhere on
the clothing front:
Next month there will be on the
market more work clothing. womens
dresses, nightgowns. pajamas, slips,
blOuscS. slack suits. tWO-piece suits.
mems suits and trousers and shirts.
Plenty of shirts should be available
because the navy plans to sell 3,000.-
900 shirts and other types of cloth
ing.
Heavy wool garments such as
mackinaWS. pea coats and COSSack
jackets-will also appear in large
numbers.
BY October, children'S clothing
will become much more plentiful,
particularly creepers, rompers, pa
jamaS, nightgownS, dresses, slips,
panties, underwear. shirts and over
allS.
About the same time the supply Of
such wool garments as overcoatS
top coats. women's and children S
coats and suits will be increased
and on the market
Also in about two months bed
spreads, upholstery. draperies. can
vas and tenting will be in larger
supply in retail stores.
BY November a fairly good supply
Of low and medium priced cotton
wool and rayon garments will be in
the stores. according to WIPE
survey The shortage of under
wear is expected to have ended BY
that time Blankets and sheeting
Will also be in much better supply.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-20
BEMEDAIED CLASS

SANTA ANA. Cal. Aug. 20. up
The last high school class hero
boaSted 18 Purple Hearts. 259 Air
Medals. 1896 combat hours. 2747
combat missions, 81 DISTINGUISHED
Flying Crosses. one Distinguished
Service Gross, 1876 battle stars and
l047 months overseas service.
No - it wasn't the public school
but one set IN as part Of con-
valescent training at the AAF hos
rital for combat veterans. More
than 100 men have gained high
school diplomas while undergoing
treatment.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-20
Farewell Par+y
Honors Four
At Estes Home

A farewell dinner party at the
home Of Mr and Mrs. Gilbert Es-
tes SunCay hOnored MI and Mrs.
Herbert Brosscau and Mr.. and Mrs.
Jack Aycock. Mrs. Brossoau is re
Turning to ter home III Louisiana
and Mrs Aycock TO hers in Missis-
sippi as their husbands, VINO arc
in the navy at the Holtyillc air
station, have received overseas ord
erS.
Those present in addition to tho
guests Of honor were Messrs. and
MeSdames George Wolf Glenn
Snow, John Wolf, Mrs. Matte Wolf,
Mrs Lester Hendrix Jimmie ES-
tes. Roy Wolf. SanCra Snow Cliff
wolf, and the hosts MI. and Mrs.
Estes.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-20
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
NOTICE OF SALE OF SCHOOL
DISTRICT PERSONAL
PROPERTY

Notice is hereby given by West
Side Union School District of I'M
perial County, California. that sealed
bids will be received by the Board
Of Trustees Of said school district
up to and including 800 o'clock
p NJ, August %, l945. for the sale
Of the following described personal
property which the Board of Trus-
tees has found no longer suitable
for school use:
One 1885 International bus with
194l Chevrolet motor, No.
AG828882. equipped with Su-
perior body with capacity for
IS adults, and equipped with
seven tires. This vehicle is in
fair operating condition and may
be inspected at West Side School
building approximately 3 miles
west and 2i2 miles south of See
ley. Imperial County. California.
All bids must be sealed and ac-
cOmpanied by certified or cashiers
check for at least ten per cent of
the amount of such bids Checks OF
unsuccessful bidders will be returned
to bidders within Is days after open
ing. of bids.
All bids must be for cash and the
sale will be made to the highest
responsible bidder Delivery of prop
erty sold will be made Immediately
after acceptance of bid and payment
of purchase price All bids will be
opened and reac aloud at a meeting
of the Board of Trustees of West
Side Union School District to be held
at the said school building at 800
o'clock P M, August %, 1945 All
bids shall be addressed to W. A.
Cobleigh, Clerk, Board of Trustees,
West Side Union School District,
Route 2. Box 263, El Centro, Cali
fornia.
The Board of Trustees reserves
the right to reject any or all bids.
BY order Of the Board of Trustees
Of West Side Union School District
of Imperial County. California
DATED: August 10. l945.
w. A. COBLEIGH, Clerk.
NO. 39l A13-20
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-20
MISUNDERSTANDING PROJECT

AUSTIN. Tex, Aug. 20 up -
With % picked school teachers from
the Rio Grande valley. the Uni
versity Of Texas is conducting a
summer course IN teaching six
year-old children Of SpanlSh-Speak-
Ing parents to speak English
The project. supported partly by
the office Of Intcr-AmCrlcan Al
fairs. is to devise teaching methods
for SpaniSh-Speaking methods tor
Spanish speaking children who
come 10 schools where instruction
is All In English
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-20
DICK POWELL. NEW BRIDE
HONEYMOON ON YACHT

HOLLYWOOD, Aug. 20 up
Actor Dick Powell and his blond
bride, Starlet June Allvson, left
Monday for a weeks honeymoon
aboard PoWell's yacht
They were married Sunday night
by Superior Judge Edward R Brand
at the home of Composer Johnny
Green.
1t was the first marriage for Miss
Allyson, the third tor Powell AC-
tresS Joan Blondell received her fl
nal divorce decree from Powell a
few weeks ago. Powell formerly wa
married to Mildred Maund.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-20
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT

nature which are now or may be-
come hereafter chargeablc to or "a
lien against the property purchased
by him.
All bids or offers must be III writ
ing and may be left at the office Of
W. N. DEATHERAGE. Attorney for
Estate. 715 Security Building Long
Reach ,, County Of Los Angeles.
State Uf California. or may be- de
livcrcd to said FXoCutriX personally
in said County Of Los Angeles or
may be filed III the office OF the
Clerk of this Court, at any time
after the first publication of this
notice of sale.
Dated August 11th. 1915.
CARRIE SHANDFINIER.
338 Orange Avenue.
Long Beach ,. California.
FXecutrix Of said C@tate
W. n. DEATHERAGF.
Attorney for said Estate.
715 Security Building,
Long Beach 2, California.
No 43. A-17-3O incl
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-20
SHOE ST.
SAFE

COLUMBIA, Pa, Aug. 20. CUP)-
Lesley Studenroth. grocer, greatly
Underrated the honesty of his
reighbOrhood He forgot to take 73
Watermelons into his store when he
locked up on enight
Arriving next morning at the
store, ne counted the melons and
expected to find at least several
missing. Instead-his stock had
increased to "a
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-20
Imperial alley Press

E~tah'-,nri Nul n 17nl
ruhN-.rd evenings r<co1t Saturday
ard Sg0rry. IT combination wlth the
sunday Post PrTIS. ht VI" Imperial
NHNe- Publishing Cor rany. SD state
ST. ri rrnfro. cant
Raul Jenkins. Publisher
and President
.frmhcr tinted Press California News
laper Publishers Assn. W"Sf Yn,iiday
ro. inc national REPRESENTATIVES.
Rates unrudrC Sunday Post P.oSs'.
Single cnih. &c. carrier pdid-in-ad- ]
,ancc: month. 81 ru. q months.
81 n Is months $50 ycHr $40 90.
Br NAL. month. 81 HN , months,
s. 20. months. 81 -. ! wear. s. M
Outside nf California. SloU PCT month
flat
Fr'c'rd ~ r. CcnGo Calf post
nltcc Is Ind r.aSs maIl.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-20
CELEXICO MAN FOUND DEAD
IN ROOM IN HOTEL

Heart trouble caused the death
Saturday of Edward F. Beadle, So
who was found dead in bed in the
De ANA hotel. Deputy Coroner Or
val Walker made the investigation
after a Calexico physician report
&c Beadle had been dead for sew
eral hours. The body was taken to
Hens mortuary where funeral ar
rangements pend word from his
wife who lives in Mexico, and a son
believed to be in San Diego.