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Imperial Valley press., 1945-06-08
Housing in {. {.
Still Problem,
{ Of { Aid Says

Arno c. Yaeckel, chairman of the
housing committee of El Centre
Chamber of Commerce, said Friday
his committee has a manSized Job,
but is functioning as best it can
under wartime conditions.
I'VE are trying Yaeckel said
to promote improvements and re-
pairs as much as possible"
When material and priorities are
available and civilians are able to
get them, the committees coopera-
ton with the public will be of mu-
tual advantage, Yaeckel added. In
the meantime our group is carry
ing one and doing its best.
The housing shortage, caused by
the influx of military to El Centre,
probably will not be eaSed for the
duration, he said. But an interest
ing sidelight is that CT the 80 fed
eral units allotted to Ell Centre. he
said, not single application has
come in for these housing facilities,
the banker reported.
The Chamber OF Commerce, how
ever is doing a good job by keeping
committees at WORK on various en-
terprises, even though some of them
may find it difficult to function
during the war period, Yaeckel con-
Guided
Imperial Valley press., 1945-06-08
BEEF CATTLE PRODUCERS
PLAN HUNT RANCH TOUR

Farmers and other persons inter-
ested in development of a breed of
beef cattle especially adapted to I'M
perial Valley will go to the Harold
Hunt ranch east of Heber at 2 pm.
Tuesday to see his herd of Brahman
Hereford calves, County Farm Ad-
visor George Winright announced
Friday.
Hunt has 20 head of a cross breed
of Brahman-Hereford calves which
are three months old. They are
part of his experiments made to
get breed of cattle adapted to des-
ert climate, resistant to disease. and
IS nearly impervious as possible to
insects prevalent in a hot climate.
Those interested in Hunts exper-
lments plan to visit the herd fire.
quently and study the development
carefully, Winright said.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-06-08
Rofdrians Hear
Publishers
5. F. Meet Views.

success of the San Francisco
conference OF nations is imperative
If we are to avoid another war, f"
Paul A. jenkins, valley newspaper
publisher told the Ell Centre Rotary
club Thursday in narrating his ex-
periences and impressions gained at
the San Francisco meeting.
jenkins recently spent a week
observing operation of the historic
conference and spoke informally
from the angle of an interested by
stander. He was presented by w. w.
McEuen, club president
AT first, the visitor at tie huge
conference is much confused by the
masses of delegates staff advisors,
supporting personnel, press men and
women, meetings and announce
ments',' jenkins said after a few
days, however, it becomes apparent
just what these people are doing.
TO BE WORLD DOCUMENT
Instead of one or two lawyers
sitting down to create a world plan,
here we have the best brains of all
the nations of the entire world col
laborating in writing just such a
document. In either case, there
would be a plan. In this case, it is
hoped that the plan will be not only
workable but acceptable to all ma
tions"
He contrasted this effort with that
in writing the League of Nations
plan.
THE League plan was written by
few men who tried to sell it to the
world" he said THAT having fail
ed, the approach on this occasion
is to have all the nations partici-
pate in writing the document so it
will be worldwide in acceptance.
The urgency of such a plan pre-
vades the atmosphere of the meet
ing.
NEXT WAR BREWS
"One realizes in watching these
fincere men at work, that they know
the next war is here 1t is begin
ming to take root somewhere, we
all know that. 1t may happen twen-
ty-five years hence or only ten
years distant or even next year, but
history tells us we're on the road
toward another one and the only
chance of avoiding it lies in achiev-
ing a successful world peace plan. =
The speaker declared he was
heartened rather than dishearten-
ed by the attitude of Russia That
we know nations designs and de-
sires is far preferable than being
ignorant of them" Jenkins declar-
ed. Where we have problems open
ly acknowledged and discussed, we
are following a civilized procedure.
1t is the hidden ambitions which
we must fear. We must learn to
settle national conflict by arbitra-
ton and rules of justice rather
than sacrifice 100 million peoples
lives everytime we get into an
argument"
Imperial Valley press., 1945-06-08
Session Approves
Special OUTLAWS
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passed special appropriation bills
for S7,997,725 from the general fund
and special funds, including a S.
100000 loan to the Golden Gate
Bridge district fer construction of
a new Marin county bridge ap-
proach.
OKEH SPENDING
Earlier, the ways and means COM
mittee of the lower house approved
additional spending measures for
S3,500,000. They were added to
about $7O,0O0,0OO pending in the
legislature and compare with a
present free state surplus of about
$1O,0O0,O00
The senate passed appropriations
totalling about $5,000,0O0 including
bills for about $940,000 for care and
training of children with spastic
paralysis. A similar bill has been
passed by the assembly.
A constitutional amendment ask
ing the voters of the state to decide
whether the legislature should enact
health insurance program appar-
emily died in a senate committee
when Sen. Byrl Salsman, (R0, Palo
Alto, the author, failed to take it
up.
FEDERAL FUNDS
An administration bill authorizing
the state to accept federal funds for
expansion of hospital facilities in
California was passed by the as
Sembly.
The lower house delayed action on
bill to set up a state relief system
which could go into action immedi-
ately if special legislative session
found need for unemployment relief
payments. Amendments we're adopt
ed to require that no work relief
replace private jobs and that pre-
vailing wages be paid.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-06-08
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
CERTIFICATE OF BUSINESS
FICTITIOUS FIRM NAME

The undersigned does hereby Ger
tlfy that he is conducting a gen.
eral produce business at Fourth and
Olive Streets, Ell Centre, California,
under the fictitious firm name of
K. BENEDICT PRODUCE and that
said firm is composed of the follow
ing person, whose name and place
of residence is as follows, to-wit:
ROBERT K. DAVIES, California
Hotel, El Centre, California.
Witness my hand this 18th day
of May, 1945.
ROBERT K. DAVIES.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-06-08
RAMBLING REPORTER
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Continued from Page ID
Smith has been missing good bet.
A cartoon show was supposed to
begin at pm. Friday.
Shortly after IL am. two small
boys arrived at the theater only to
find the box office still closed. In
order to be first in line, the boys
sat down on the sidewalk in front
of the box office and prepared to
wait.
In few moments everyone in
the vicinity of the theater began to
crane, then walk toward the build
ing.
No wonder The Juvenile watchers
we're filling the atmosphere with
falsetto rendition of "Oh, My Dar-
ling Clementine.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-06-08
SEEKS NONSTOP ROUTE

SAN FRANCISCO, June 8 CUP)-
United Air Lines has petition be-
fore the Civil Aeronautics Board
for permission to operate nonstop
from San Diego to Nogales, Ariz.,
northern terminus of Lamsa, Mexico
Company in which United holds
controlling interest. Approval of
application would give Unit e d
through service from Mexico City
to Pacific Coast points.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-06-08
STATE OF CALIFORNIA

COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES)
On this 18th day of May, A. D.,
1945, before me, REED E. CALLS
TER, a Notary Public in and for
the said County and State, reSid-
ing therein, duly commissioned and
sworn, personally appeared ROB-
ERT K. DAVIES, known to me to
he the person whose name is sub
scribed to the within instrument,
and acknowledged to me that he
executed the same.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have
hereunto set my hand and affixed
my official seal the day and year
in this certificate first above writ
ten.
REED E. CALLISTER,
Notary Public in and for
said County and State
My Commission Expires
March %, 1949.
CNo. 76) GM18-25; J1-8
Imperial Valley press., 1945-06-08
ESTATE GOES ON AUCTION

PASADENA Cal, June 8 CUPl-
The luxurious 100000 estate of
the late Virginia Mccormick, menu
Der of the Chicago International
Harvester family, was advertised for
sale by the public administrator
Miss Mccormick bought the estate
in 1926 and lived there until her
death four years ago. A 24-room
home and many smaller buildings
are On the 25-acre grounds.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-06-08

Frank Steucy, Negro, Friday plead
ed innocent to charge Of robbery.
His trial was set for July 8. Robert
Brown, whose true name is William
Leo Brown, pleaded innocent to car
theft and will go to trial June 18.
Both cases will be tried before
jury.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-06-08

tang pilot, has been assigned to the
364th Fighter Group. After he re-
ceived primary flying training at
Chickasha, Oklahoma, and basic at
Coffeyville, Kansas, he took the
advanced course at Moore Field.
Mission. Texas, where he won his
wings on August 4, 1914. 1t. John
Ston trained for overseas duty at
WeycroSS, Georgia. The 21-year old
pilot, 1941 graduate of Central
Union high school, attended Central
Junior college before he entered
the army air forces in April, 1943.
His wife, Mrs Lorain Johnston, and
their son. Ronald Hugh, live with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. r.
Johnston, $50 Broadway.
First Lieutenant Roy Main Of Ell
Centre has been awarded the Bronze
Star for valorous conduct in action
against the enemy while fighting
with the third infantry division in
France. He previously had been
awarded the Silver Star. He and his
wife left Los Angeles Wednesday
for Camp Carson, Colorado, where
he was ordered to report next Mon
day. He has been on leave to aid in
his recovery from critical injuries
suffered while fighting against the
Germans.
Major Lyman w. Tondro, Mrs.
Tondro and the oaoy. are in Ell
Centre for a visit with the majors
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Ton
dro. Major Tondro is an army ord
Imperial Valley press., 1945-06-08
Our Men in Service

When his ship gets supply of
ribbons, Jack Tackett. yoeman sec
ond class, wrote his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Jack Tackett, he is en-
titled to wear a Philippine Liberia
ton ribbon. His ship assisted at Two
Jima from February Is to March
Is and for that he is entitled to
wear the Bronze Star. He and Herb
Brown, signalman first class met
on recreation island not long
ago. Jack had two beer tickets so
the FL Centrans had beer along
with their conversation. Tackett's
long search for Donald Lewis was
almost rewarded. Their ships were
so close that they could send mess
ages back and forth but couldn't
get permission to get together.
Sergeant Junior Danenberg is
home from the Pacific area for a
visit with relatives and friends. He
will go to Palm Springs for time
and then expects to return to El
Centro.
Private Robert E. Cortez, son of
Mrs. F. R. Cortez, 725 Fifth street,
Calexico, recently arrived overseas
and now is in action with the 25th
division on Luzon Island in the
Philippines. An infantry rifleman
with the 9th regiment, Private Cor
tez is now battling the JapS on the
northern slopes of the rugged Cara
ballo mountains where the 25th di-
vision troops, recent captorS of the
Balete Pass, are now spearheading
an assault toward the enemy strong
hold in Cagayan Valley. Prior to
entering the army on August 8, 1914,
Private CQrtez was a farmer. He
was a former student of Central
Union high school.
Two Imperial Valley BlueJackets
both rated as seamen second class,
now are on duty at the U. S. Naval
Training Center, Gulfport, Miss,
where they are enrolled as students
in the electricians mate school.
They are John Shaw Strobel, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Strobel, of E.
Centre, and James Howard Wagner,
son of Mr. and Mrs. James M.
Wagner, of Bard. Seaman Strobel
enlisted in the navy last September
and received his recruit training at
the U. S. Naval Training Center,
San Diego. He is an alumnuS of Gen.
trail Union high school where he
played on the varsity basketball
team. Bluejacket Wagner enlisted
last July in Phoenix and was sent
to San Diego for indoctrination. He
is an alumnus of Yuma high school,
Private Stanley E. Christianson of
575 Euclid avenue, El Centre, has
just joined Company A of the 123rd
infantry regiment. This regiment
recently has climaxed a two months
campaign OF rugged mountain fight
ing in Northern Luzon, by capturing
Baguio, summer capital of the Phil
ippineS. Pvt. Christianson was in
Quoted into the army October 13,
1914 and left for overseas March
26, 1945. Before he entered the army,
Pvt. Christianson was a high school
student at Central Union high school
in Ell Centre where he played foot
ball.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-06-08
FILES SUIT

Raymond G. Hester Thursday fill
ed divorce suit against Mureta
Hester in Imperial county superior
court.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-06-08

nance officer at Camp san Luis
Obispo.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-06-08
UNCI0 Deadlock
Is Broken

Continued from Page II
Gil; invitation to states net on the
council to join discussions.
RuSSia'S decision to abandon her
demand was said to have been done
in the spirit of bowling to majority
opinion and in the interest of main
tanning big five unanmity
Helena, Mont, has had over 2780
earthquakes since 1885, whel the
most disastrous one struck tf capi-
tai city Of Montana.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-06-08

LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
NOTICE OF INTENTION TO
ENGAGE IN THE SALE OF
ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES
June 4, 1945
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
Notice is hereby given that fifteen
days after the date posted, the un-,
dersigned proposes to sell alcoholic
beverages at these premises, deScrib-
ed as follows:
476 Main St., Ell Centre
Pursuant to such intention, the
undersigned is applying to the State
Board of Equalization for issuance
of an alcoholic beverage license Cor
licenses) for these premises as fol-
lows:
ON Sale Beer and Wine
On Sale Distilled Spirits
Anyone desiring 10 protest the
issuance of such license (s) may file
a verified protest with the State
Board of Equalization at Sacrament
To, California, stating grounds for
denial as provided by law. The prem
ises are now licensed for the sale
of alcoholic beverages.
GEORGE w. CULVER
and ROSS CANNON.
(No. $50 OBJ
Imperial Valley press., 1945-06-08
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT

CERTIFICATE STATING NAMES
AND RESIDENCES OF PART
NERS DOING BUSINESS UNDER
THE FIRM NAME AND STYLE
OF SANDS TRUCK AND TRAIL
Err COMPANY" A LIMITED
PARTNERSHIP.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-06-08

Second Lieutenant Richard r.
Johnston of El Centre, Psi Mus
Imperial Valley press., 1945-06-08
COUNTY OF MARICOPA)

COUNTY OF MARICOPA)
We, the undersigned, do hereby
certify that we are partners tran
sacting business in the State Of Cali
fornia, in the County of Imperial,
under the firm name and style of
Sands Truck and Trailer Com
pany;" that the names of all of the
members of such partnership are,
FLORA SANDS, JOHN PORTER
SANDS and LOUIS SANDS, JR., and
that the places of our respective
residences are set opposite our res
pective names hereto subscribed.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, we have
hereunto set our hands this 5th day
of May, 1945.
FLORA SANDS, Manistee Ranch,
Glendale, Arizona.
JOHN PORTER SANDS, Manistee
Ranch, Glendale, Arizona.
LOUIS SANDS, Jr., Manistee Ranch,
Glendale, Arizona.
Subscribed and sworn to before
me this 5th day of May, 1945; Flora
Sands, John Porter Sands and Louis
Sands, Jr.
KATHRYN VARNEY,
Notary Public.
My Commission Expires:
Nov 16, 1916.
(No. 82) (J1. 8, Is, 22)
Evening star., 1945-09-28
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

BOOKKEEPER STENOGRAPHER desire,
ehange position S9mpiets eh.rss of books
terations. Reasonable. MISS BERT. $50
I1yiHs st. nT hDt Ap sass II.
terprisinE. responsible one YOU want for
your trade ssso. bureau. Box 1887. Star;
Girls: Girls colored; z. college students. desire
telephone, doctors helper or clerks. Phone
AT As77 between 90 pm.
charge Ter apt; sober and responsible.
MArURf GENTLE LADY wishes posi-,
general once" part time considered.
aibDLE- -1GED GOVT. EMrLoyE wiling
NV. section in exchange for room and
board Can cook. No washing or ironing.
Rcw lse-x. Star. os'
sonable: reference. BOX a9s-x, Star
NURSE. xoyerness. young, wishes posi-
enee EN-. 1896
NURSE. colored. wishes nshtwork: grad
French AG ian
Miami: Fla: desired; $40 weekly: ready to
york Nov. lst good references. Box 273-
NURsE-GovERNEss wish.. position with
children years and over: excellent ref.
fRiVaTE fRaSVga4f IssRr SECRETARY to executive. Col.
lege education. 10 years experience; DO
sition must be one requiring more than
average ability with appropriate compen-
/ sation; 6-day week. Chestnut 24sa
READING ALOUD. proofreadnE or sim
liar work on Saturdays wanted. Box
sEckErssRY. siesis .,ecuttv. and .dmlnistrssiv. ss
to prominent oficial many years, desires
responsible position. BOX 2la-X. Star. 80
smC'1;sTENo SEC ;Sr position desired by LADY
rapid. excellent exp. ref: technical dicta
ton. some lesal. Box 243-X. Star 3O'
TYPING done at home, 3 to hrs daily
reasonably Must call for and deliver
Ordway 1888 3O'
WANTED by mature woman, with years
OF experience in food service. position in
school as supervisor or kitchen manager;
salary and maintenance. Box 2"3x,
Star. oSs
Evening star., 1945-09-28
SITUATIONS MEN tesnt., f,

81 years old, convers.nt with Washington
ana fors
and import neids POSSESSES ' orsanizstion "a as
adapt to any position Teauirins initiativs,
VIII So aa 5SmOi BE- s1sss.i0e ssss or
write Box 206-X. Star 3O'
SoTn wants e,snban. small HoSarf
MAN, white. so, sober and steady, wishes
light indoor employment. Phone FIR. 1910.
NAN NAN vents Job truck driver or eh.ufsssr
hHa5 MiPpLf eAGESo NAN wishes position - =.
xss FxIHsssfn + t3MxiR %s%Ssl re- "S s9
research and IMAM msnufaeturins i % backsround, st
on .sS bot SSsh , in
right work particularly in sutomotive and
allied fields, including knowle edge of for
pocn
sstablishea law firm: .vsila0le Immediately.
PEI FGksoNNEL iTEciHNIcIAN. A. B. in psy.
choiogy. Phi Beta Kappa. training in psy
geological tests. statistics. desires position
n IN personnel er1% or social science resesreh
PLUMBER. colored. 70, desires position as
M r'cfF cH sass after g.
VETERAN, one year college. now attend
ing college So, desires position. hours "A
or SO; preferably with advertising agency,
publicity bureau or newspaper. expert
enced in audit work. also some writing
experience and dealing with terminated
YOUNG ATTORNEY, inexperienced, re-
Gently admitted to D. c. bar. desires posi-
ton with private law frm or trust COM
pany. Opportunity primary considera-
ton; salary secondary. Box 1s5-x, star.
2S'
YOUNG MAN, ambitious, %. interested in
and radio business: over 9 years expert
snce with well-known electrical wholesale
supply house. Box 237-X, Star. 80
Evening star., 1945-09-28
PERSONAL
GRADUATE NURSE. mother.

GRADUATE NURSE. mother, VIII care for
baby, in quiet suburban home. 81. 0134.
MAN, telephone solicitor, wants use of ,un-
n refsrences. S Box fsa isa-R s Star. '' 80. rsS'
PHOTOS OF your baby. o5 beautiful candid.
ovt9 S a9ms seen ssSe peurss oa a M Ho t is
PaoNE ssaErBEKD $3.50, ask for Miss
Ssos @5sh on yoa4 y1u ass n need of loan u0
SLIP COVERS and draperies.. CO. $500.
Made of your own fabric; ,5-day delivery;
nE.uHT N eHs!Sn nEooRA%oRs SS5S 9sssgrsads etc DAe
RELIABLE WakEuP SERVICE. For in
f9rmation Tern cal AL AT no 21s9 eSr,v. = ..,n.
@ tssIT sa1 . ess sstssns sssreSss Phone 'i!as 81
ao2sE aSS9 sisfe MorHER, S2 Boys school, servant su
ss5y plus 70 1asT %. inS rom 1Sa'e
sff f1EslRb lshb SaT StaF NURSERY and Nusssr, us
sshGH n ssaire wa saa teacher and
instructoE recently arrived from Soviet
p1ieni fHR ikEaopiEiISe. TAILORING; a5sssmak-
TR. .5ssa. 1857 Good Hope I'd. Sc,
white, dependable. live in. good salary
S,khssMAkiSe Ss alterations ,9s I'd rsnss; fs:
JEAN. 1414 goth st. NV. NO. 55S9.
boa riding school for boys in elementary
and junior high: all sports. art, music.
riding: transportation furnished. WI.
VACANCY for elderly gentleman who
needs permanent home that Is clean and
good food. Box 269-X, Star.
VACANCY for an elderly lady, single;
also double room to share; clean home;
plenty good food SH; 97s6. :.
HAVE YOU EXPERIENCE in tourist cabin
business? I have business experience
and capital. Maybe We can get together.
Box 257-X. Star.
PERMANENT, $4 shampoo and finger
wave. soc. ME. 777S. MABELLE HON.
OUR SCHOOL, 1910 N Y ave.
H0%USEkEErER. % white, lizht, housework
or out: good home for the proper party.
TRANsLATIoNs-span French, 1tal-
petent. accurate translator. Work called
for. Box 221X, Star.
Evening star., 1945-09-28
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

FOR RENT: stores in shoppine center, 10
Courthouse, good location for restaurant,
beauty parlor. drugstore, cleaners. radio
shop. delicatessen: to be completed Janu-
ary 1st. Phone GL. 1900 or call 1918 N
Courthouse I'd. WALTER Won HERBULIS,
GROCERY and delicatessen for sale: doing
5000 business. has beer license and ad:
Rssh,tsha; Pries; oS $1,000; ~ IA st Sc; i.
profitable: excellent location; .rriced to
sell For appointment, call OSCAR
WANTED-Ten men to help form a hunt
ing club, to buy mountain farm at Goshen,
Va. Particulars, D1. 1864 2Ss
WILL SELL. one-third interest in estab-
lished downtown restaurant.cocktail lounge
This Is good sound investment. Sale
price less than $1,000. Box 193-x, star
WANTED TO BUY 1. general insurance
5nnsfness any size; will pay cash. Box
READ rsaIs lis cAkErULLY-Are you . wi Wide
awake person who can handle and operate
10 laundry and dry cleaning stores? Have
EsI.4nns ,eH sScp. $1,000, e.ner esll ms HARRY L
eH9cKseoM eHa1asaeso MprSSoss S@SosSscEss1dNs' s''i in .oun.r,
couple: good proposition. Box 2o5-v. Star.
Evening star., 1945-09-28
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT, reg. weekly -monthly serv-
ices; een1 records, taxes. financial reports:
expert Adams 0722. 2as
ACCOUNTANT, expert: books started. kept,
audited; tax reports. monthly service state
ments. Prompt Reas. SH. 1854. 2s
ACCOUNTANT, construction experience. to
take fnll charge of contractors once.
thoroughly familiar with double e-entry book
Keeping. payrolls. payroll taxes. insurance,
cost controls: purchasing and contracts:
educational background. accounting and
law. CHI 5000. Ext. 500. 3Os
AMBITIOUS, aggressive Govt. empl. of
highest callber exp. in real estate sales,
purchases, management, wishes Sat, Sun.
and night work as real estate salesman;
possible fun time. HY. 00S9 night, Box
sookkEEPER. heSK 1sffER once manager: .xp. 3D. in
de. books, payroll, soc. sec, with tax.
knowledge typewriter. adding machine
and young. married and settled sH. 1879.
CRAFTSMAN (mechanicaD, yrs expert
ence Soldier desires employment Saturday
and evenings. Tool. Jig and fixture de:
sign or product, patent and electrical
drafting. Phone Glebe 1854. 30s
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT ANALYST, 81,
substantial experience with national eco
nomic and statistical orsanization and in
government. legal training. able analyst
and writer. desires position analysing legis-
lstion. congressional and departmental re-
ports, national economic proposals, prepar-
ms testimony or reports Or related work.
Boz 1e4-X, Star. 2es