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Evening star., 1945-11-18

GOES ALLEN PL. N.W.-Room in nice pvt
home; near everything. twin beds; S55
goo 9 ? MASSACHUSETTS, AVE. N.w.-A,.
traactively furnished rooms. transients only.
81 1o,a per y dsy az and n Yp NO. 3o2a,,
aoyf sirls; downtown, oH Yith st. n" csrfine: FIT
aoMs aRg FOR For BUSINESSMAN. Chevy 5a. Chase
ssa% ass sas e snpusss
SsSs EYE ST wv SW9Tripie RI; BE ms Tm.. sGr sirl,
Ss0 Ss.,v eash; es,sIh vacancy. Next to Army
1875 Quincy ST. N.w.-Brisht front rm
adjoining bath; conv. to 18th st. carline;
aHRRYP aaa PhGfe a1aS4 4? ger dbl mo- rms RA $40 SJ2
Go s1I s7sI; eirTSSs SoSs s Kslosa@s Te.a
and single rms; new furniture. i clean: Gn light
cooking; coo convenient shopping and transp.
Sas sasa esih; SH1yT6N dSySls sI $40 sale Pc ss7l
sss month"; Convenient sn Ae1 T
zoos COL RD.. Apt. 51@Double corn.,
rm., twin beds; light, nicely furn; elevs.
sot serVlSe' pnone; employed people; $22 SO
sasa ssss NERroN HSi s5sii ST. N.w.-soom for re.
5inss a1ss esntleWan; sa,h sac a month:
Sy.h slEo sE sWLsrEe nv. front room
light, sig; gas heat; gentle home; prefer
gentlemen. OR. 5640.
43S5 FOREST LANE rooms. priyat.
asasss 0istSfs ssqs I p. an YN.w-At.r.e,iy. room
ssS $50. sRp0Sss VIZ 2ss7. woman No other guests
GEoRGEToWN, 1921 wis. ave.-Lars.
dble.. 3rd A.. kitchen priviis.; women. ass
e sof e "a Ia,S seasIes M NW $50 AN
sS6E ss's EoSPi SPiRfA&SRsfe 'ss s35
sns s several ysit thousskeepias rooms So Up t
sise Efsat HpMgSbs t ST ~ SssS aDt. sas 'lDf soi
Nicely furnished bed-liying room. Break
a; aaos sth ' ST. IT, NWGFSins w sshs beds, ls. rm.
gsps xenemen taa suitable b p for ParTsd RS couple
14Ss NEWTON vs. ST. N%.W.MLarsee W. sc, room oyn~ will
lsyatory and sleeping porch: 14th st. ca.
and 10th st. bus l blk; double, -S27.5l
hEs nGne aerEG e. ssSi ssfs Cal
vert ST. n.w,-Lge. bright furn. rm, next Il
Rs!a as Moskon fsssfIsH srs ssN1 oR ssf toi
cMEV9 TnsS'e Chase, soss western Re 4aSe svsN,c
hright room with private family. younl
s sias PsxsiIihFFeSk exIiFokNIs sr Nv Nv osls Aps s-rw
ssiS sssfFff;s i;sa ST At sWbsSs,s zsSs room W,
beds. also girl to share room with ANOTHER
on carllnc: 10 week each. ia. 9Z97.
1851 GARFIELD ST.-Sinsle room In pri
vate home, semiprivate bath; for settle,
lady; $50 mo-; no meals; available De
saaHSi CHEvY CHASE. D. C., near bus-Masse
saz s'S D. ce sss Sss seysa. e.
Large, well furn.. warm, attractive doubl'
esD2ib "a. AvE.@Rooms. s1C week; n,
drinkers; r Tn ETsnntlemsn cr warrisd seuples:
double room for or next to BATH,
Sis Iss1 trsns GSfr$FlN a9 AZ; " SsS NSswSs,n.,. !,
springs. easy chairs. etc: sss IND, Il
ssa fsz sHe Rvd ssss ST. fitsr % So eSous t2ss so
share rm. with another; 525 mo. MI
DUPONT CIRCLE, 1855 Church st. NV
Young lady to share room with 2 othe
2lO1 IN ST. NV, Apt. 5--Doubie, twil
beds; refined gentlemen pref: $40 month
Is4s IA oUE sT. N.w.-Larre double roor
men men prsisrred S. each week: uS COW. sranss sis
4sao KLINGLE ST. NV adjoinin
rooms, gas heat, employed couple or on
GERS tn the service: no kitchen priv; $6l
i s7Oi i6th sT. N.W.-Room, twin bed,
two ladies. $24 each per month. 81
j ttiEs0SyaEH Pack, 1901 seth st. n,v.-xiesl
i furpi,eed .. .ssont roo5e tx,sbc tyxs,sbc beds. nss
Evening star., 1945-11-18
ROOMS fURNlsnEp-Nerthee.t

ROOMS fURNlSHED-Nostheast.
1922 QUINCY ST. N.E.-Attractiye room
aso9 asSndTy go.p Rriyieses sI MI ssSs ,v,r
S5 wk each ~ PE. 5s32: -.
sfas sfd sktfsae1 ss DSeuPs $50
sssgaonsDH5sfbtsH; sgon DSosb sP Ss. sas efsh s,t,,c
mem E5ndGxL NJ sS4P ss4a SssRssn SSssRis sSs ana q
Isss 81 SssSff FoofE ST. N.E.-N.cely furnished
room with twin beds; refined couple OF
two girls; $50 e., with privileges. FIR.
eos HAn1LIN ST. N.E.-Nicely furn.,
semiprivate bath and shower; S35 double,
eos K 81. N.E.GRoom to rent. $3.50 per
sis EAST CAPITOL ST. N.E.-Room fol-
rent, gentleman only; clean, warm. COM
fGEsaS!e iSs sT 80 NEMW.rm yseEX room. twin s.as
$3.50 week; must have good reference and
sSR'ossS xSAMs essI!nss 81 sE, s9 s4t sz.s
employed lady; $3.50. MI. Os4S.
1859 18th PL. NE nicely furn. single
I'm, for sirl; cow. transp.; S. wk. Ho
S2io OTIS ST. N.E.-sleeping room for 2
nice clean girls Or couple In private home
4 bO MAs-ChSn. w. OE0U. :
35 X ST. N.E.-Room for rent. suitabl!
for married couple; $30.60 month. Call
ssss ss.sT SLaHNE In q PsrNAttrac.ivel, t furnished
large room, next to bath. comfortable twir
beds, 2 closets, gas heat, laundry prfvii.
eges.. $40 for Il. S45 for d refined South.
prices II desired: convenient to busline
have vacancies for 1 pr girls or EN-.
gio g1ssedM M4RYnaNp issPls At IvE az NE-n,e. from
lrm.. twin beds, for couple Or ssntle
III 18th 81. N.E.--Nicely furnished room
for, for rsfined q u gentleman sgn n psinynste home
4 1859 OWEN PL. N.E.--Share lovely twin
bed room. adjacent bath: conv. transp.; pri
ses7 ees BIAiNE 81. Ne N.E.@Dou6le room. III M
4 1915 1910 MICHIGAN AVE, NE.-Larse ,douhi
Il $40: double, $50; gentlemen. 19s
Il xO6 ASCOT n. NE, near 3rd and Il. ]
sve.Hedecorated, newly furnished doubl
Il room; % each per week.
i c0I61tDSe 1sth GO. NE. rosn q
Evening star., 1945-11-18
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

ACCoRDIoNs-Any size or dessription
HcecoRD1oN. HHeesEiD6 6S'' saxophone and sousaphone
xn9fs xbB sists INES s4s ssP
zDDNs sRa MxcGEs assS and .51swIssz: B s
sHlsh s14s re- t2D ssss reRaEeah och 'qMlfAs3
A6DIING nj MACHfNEs. typewr,ters, eaIea.
as15s 5ouFa1 SS1a apa Go 4th
ALAqBixsTER Al OR BIsouE FIGURES. glass,
china, music boxes. buttons and anything
AZ aIAEM saiea ctoek * seH $OOs psy soE roller
skates for and IA year old children
ASTIoTEs-1 will pay the highest avail.
ornaments Of all kinds, bisoue, vases, fig-
ures: cups and saucers. fine cut glass, silver
that eS would ugn be Of f interest ITO to COLLECTORS
ss ss are or sas to pay as prss saRf
an ssFfpG a1s ssI obest
Nsnsed nes It once ara Please ea Mr. dRHp9
AffriANeSHE LEATHER CASE wanted, pre-.
xnToGRApREp fis'ql IETggks, TIERS stamp collec-
tions, coins, metals, gold and silver bought
BBfnSR5osM sHeP sGTE Tls lah s St unne p danS
sIassygsTs AND russ; dupont o5l3: le.
s Hoon rdss anns Gas 1anses susss
once: viii pay highest possible price Ns
toass NIX Tnae aE4p naSf NA 's seso
BEDRM., DINING. living room furniture;
contents Of spts or houses At onss we
RiCYTTE. rirl,s S0-in In new or ex-
esllent condition. Wisconsin 1857.
BICYCLES = Mans and lady's bicycles
pens sodo sof Y'a Sunday 'h
$500. Ext. 36. weekdays.
BICYCLE. boys, prsgar. "a in, good con
McYcLE tor for boy; Boy a4-inch wheel; ir
s1sSda s1SaeII; IFS SSsiHss. j. new or excel
Is ssefE'GR ior Si % VI ,ssI Old girl AD
sIGxaE. boy Or xirl; tricycle.. any con.
sonssis. i a Phone 0 CO. sas.' 1sss. nus' 0' Zoo
sSSsi ss slSs Is IL s.s ]. sHsakSi s'
SAnHA saapmsa. s8sed5s7Fssgghi'' e. 57sgg enarser d'r'
cAMERA ~. 4xs a inches vers socs will
..s E.ss. oIs sssR Sss gsee s..ss sse's: ":
oxEkA h IESs, I s pep IN Or % fess 70 for Dm en-
eTssr sy alsS sa SSS S5af ffnlarssr' Speed graphic
PHOTO SYRPLY; eoe 7th ct. NV; tnsar p
ss SAsa poo fsfs5i 4s sisonsl ss .v.
CLoTHNG-Highest cash prices paid 70
ssd s .a nsn oss sse .na alnals ssrens x es ss
Phone Ex. 37s5, GOOD NEidHBoI
Ss.a eOn1 aiSss 'i!H 3. 5 Ssn :,
nv ME. 37e7. Opcn eyes viii csll
SrIH'sets:, price, e gsia a.s g, msh
81. DT eSSS. 6pen eves win can
CLOTHING tmen'sl, iuggage. radios, etc;
wanted; We psy hishsst cash prices ~
0ohNS. American foTs,sp: oid solo: siivsii
iA5sI?5Es . q. ;$ss s.: ! 80 5. ,Gi 81 ssss :.
Sssss p sna ana ''R Ras ne'
Betcha what IN pay viii surprise you, 20
CGfsi6 fK ec1AaBMErs and ob,ets dart. ,voTie. or
perceisins. fancy cups and oddities. 20
HpIsMoNps. HaSis ssss GOLD. H,shs,. cash prlss
nsG nMiNG ROOM TABLEIpuncsn Phyfe {,
tension table. either dark mahosany q
Sfis|aSssai Sislsa Bon issglrEs; blond good cor
DOG HOUSE for large dog; girls mic
D0II CABBAGE and tricycle. or oths
toys; win trade pair new roller skats
and cash or buy same. GI. 2l71.
NTH china headf Buying for private col
lection; good prices. Bog zoos. Star.
EiECTtiO TKAlN OUTFIT. esuge OFT 4
sSIs Price; sssh 8 trade ssnuins Frsnc
fGH COAT. dyed squirrel for sonyertin
Seasonsbls. NJ. 1850. 1ss
Evening star., 1945-11-18
For Rent Rooms,
Apartments and Houses

The address and rental price must be
Rooms. Apartments and Houses for rent,
In Apartment and House for Rent
advertisements where . Star box num-
substituted for the address In such
cases The star with secure the exact
address. which will be available to the
Rent Control Administration upon re-
quest
Evening star., 1945-11-18
ROOMS FURN.-Nerthssst lcens.D.

ROOMS FURk.--lierthssst teens.D.
THE GALENA. 132 B st. ne. = Girl Q
share nicely furn. double rooms single
beds: $26-$26 month.
COLORED-JO73 JUST ST. N.E.-Large
front double room. with privileges. for an
EMPLOYED couple or girls; 30 each per
c6LoRED-1se r ST. N.E.-Larse room
for girls; kitchen privileges; use of liv-
Ing room; exclusive .neishborhood; trans.
near carlines: can be seen after IL noon
Sunday: S5 each per week. .HO. 9677.
COLORED-12I4 MARYLAND AVE. NE.
81 large room with twin beds, next to
bath. on End floor; 2 nice men or ladies;
may use kitchen: So week; home all day;
GohSREpmss hlsSsi sro@ * Apbfsos fafEns CHAPEL .p
fur IL shilarsR sa rse &c
CoLORED-I4s ST. N.E.-Furnished
S6.25 wkly. North S032
COLORED-203O e ST. N.E.-Room suit
able Tor refined gentlemen; s5 VIZ. each.
coLoRED-a2s 10th ST. N.E.-very
large front room, twin beds. for employed
couple; $5 week per person: Pr. 9463.
COLORED-DOUBLE ROOM for employed
couple no children; convenient to trans
Ludlow 1899.
Evening star., 1945-11-18
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.

CHICKERING grand piano, music cabinet
and tea wagon; also mahog. library table.
leather seat, lamp, crib and bed springs,
FURNITURE FOR RENT, 8 rooms, excel
lent condition. Call OR. 230S.
UNUSUALLY attractive furniture for 2
room apt. AID. 0353.
Evening star., 1945-11-18
NFARM- Q cARpEN tceot. .

FARM B GARDEN tcont.).
TOPsOII-Very good topsoil for lawns
ana greeuhouses for sale. Call after 8 pm.
Ii. 7h7S. 19s
EvERGREENs selling out, arbor-vitae,
IL and up. Spreading yews and upright
yews; Arhor-vitae for screening. No rea-
sonable oner refused. Prices below whole-
and Underwood st.
Evening star., 1945-11-18
ROOMS FURNlsHED-Northw.,,,

COCKERS. red, black S25, S35 S4o
p0lG HOTEL. i344 Georgla ave. ia. 1921
Evening star., 1945-11-18
ROOMS UNFURNHnEp.
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

5517 GROVE ST, Q blocks from Chovy
Chase Circle-Room with private lavatory;
gentleman only; S35 month.
Evening star., 1945-11-18


room with another girl; twin beds, SEPARATE
iSssisps iSsa RFNoRk .FsRsR W SS SW1,rre from,
room for young siris; twin beds; ss2 SO
11oi FERN 81. N:w.-coT; deorsia ave;
+ BLOCK FROM CONN. AVE. at Rodmar
st-single rm2 private bath. for for sentle. nas
ssis @a Ssn SLraaRY a1is eqsS.' sS ri MH sn
convenient to bus, inner-spSins mattress
s593 $40; priysten n bone Nv we; 1i,ss 1852 ~, nom.
front room, well heated, next to bath: lady
unlimited phone priv; excellent transp.i
1897 PARK RID. NV, Apt 3-For refined
gentleman: references EXCHANGED; sa5 pei
ssis ls.h ST; s,w;;.sslsh.;, , .tsrs;ss,y; IT. act; :,
lady; refined home; S35. See between
1900 90 1sth j psf 81. N.w.-ch.ertul front sinsl,
vsniencss. ssnisi Is GE. sA soos. StI'''A' AAN
front bedroom, private bath, gentleman
WEBSTER ST.. l7s4--Attractive sum,
4 room for young lady. near bus. $40. RA
6sas s.s .ss 8 WI a ssss.as sss ssuss ss
glA ssssssy ssss yrsacE sassE Il we0oR or girls
/ AttI4CIlfcy. 1utu.. kIOLS rOOIns Cle6u &uS
isas pAsaSs ksS Rsn.HS e szIa
s;5s ss's assa s. 4 3. a. lsss :
! pvt. home; $40 for 1, $50 for q. 542t
99eSos 99eSos is i.t sT. NW.-Larse, single room
4 nicely furnished. next to bath; express bu,
81 s9yTns5 CHSs re mo- GE sas ssss ou...d. s.
w.-comfortabIe single room. semiprivata
bath; Eentlemen; S35. Wo. 3347 for ap
1920 srd ST. N.W.-Roon TO share, twir
beds, private bath, closets; meals op
i tional; So per week for room. QE. 1898
4 JUST OFF 18th ST. (4100 ock)-Attfac
Il lively furn. room, semiprivate bath, Ii
i newly built home; for lady only; SO. 80 wk.
between 14th and 10th st. trolley an
hys$ hyys$, 400 10. AMrkapsss M sys; nv. -,
!; at 1902 FAirmont st. NV. Apt. 2, sunda
between Am. and 2 pm.
5b4ss e. n; tn NV, dccrs ~sss g. Ar &
Il ca; dhIe. bed, daily maid selvice.
4 4z10 seth u. N.Ws--1or 2 edrls newly re
/ decorate4 .rm.. priyats bath twin beah
Imperial Valley press., 1945-01-07
LEND-LEASE AND RUSSIA
christian Science Monitor)

Announcement by the State Depart
ment that the United States and Russia
are working out new lend-lease protocol
should set at rest any talk of Americas
exerting pressure on the Soviet govern
ment through reduction of lend-lease
supplies This talk may have been
prompted by the delay in signing the
new agreement, delay which could not,
the military situation being what it is,
have any important political implica
tions.
The fact is that the United States needs
to keep the Russian military power
against Germany at peak, and this need
balances that of Russia for lend-lease
goods. Lend-lease was conceived as a
system of pooling the Allies resources
for a common war effort, and it could not
be used as diplomatic lever against
Americas Allies without endangering
the war effort on the Western as well as
on the Eastern front.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-01-07
|. A. Chamber Acts
To Speed Jobs
For Servicemen

LOS ANGELES, Jan. 6. CUP
Beginning its project to place dis
charged war veterans in civilian
Jobs, both now and after the war;
the Los Angeles chamber of COM
merce has established an "infor-
nation pool which will keep a
check on a supply of an6 demand
for available war veteran workers,
chamber officials said Friday.
The chamber has asked 900 CO.
operating industrial plants and
trade associations for data on cur
rent veteran employment needs ana
postwar associations for cata on
current veteran employment needs
and postwar retirement estimates.
The army and navy will furnish
lists of veterans classifications to
be discharged from southern Cali
fornia hospitals and rehabilitation
centerS.
Emphasizing that The chambers
only role in the program for de-
mobilization of veterans is in coor-
dinating employers efforts, officials
sale veterans seeking employment
must apply for Jobs through ap-
proved government agencies.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-01-07
TIP TO OPA
(Santa Ana Register)

(Santa Ana Register)
The OPA has issued a new regulation
covering Occasional institutional users
of ration food" Translated-as most
OPA terms must be-this means people
who now and then serve a church sup
per or similar eating function and charge
money for it.
"The occasional institutional users"
must now make application 80 days before
the date of the meal, and specify how
many persons are going to attend. They
must also account for any unused ra
toned food within 10 days latter the last
service of food during the period cover
ed by the application
Now this may be very we'll, but it is
clear to us that the regulation was draft
ed by some city slicker in Washington
who never attended church supper.
If he had he would know that he was
dealing with an old and infleXible Amer
lean tradition in which two things inev-
itably happen:
Cd The Occasional institutional us
ers'' never know how many are going to
attend their occasional function, and
(2) no amount of planning is going to
prevent the late-comer at said function
from getting a superfluity of hot bis
cults and cole slaw, and something less
than a minimum of creamed chicken.
Our advice to the OPA is to forget the
whole thing.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-01-07
CALIFORNIA UNITY
pasadena Star-News)


Congressman Phillips of the Riverside
district makes serious criticism of the
California delegation in congress. He
says it's members do not stand together
as they should in matters of direct con-
Germ to California. He comments:
with some of the most momentOus
questions California delegation has ever
had to face in Washington pending, the
state stands to lose if its congressman do
not present more unified 'front.'
Representative Phillips told newspaper
reporters in Washington, eve could act,
and with great deal of force, if we
stuck together
The criticism, of course, is of the Cali
fornia delegation in the 18th congress,
which has adjourned sine die, but Cali
fornians of the 10Th congress, which will
meet January 3, can profit from Repre-
sentative Phillips comment
Imperial Valley press., 1945-01-07
Byrnes States
Sweeping Ban
On Conventions

WASHINGTON, Jan. e. CUP) =
War mobilization director James F.
Byrnes is preparing to impose ban
on virtually all wartime national
conventions in an effort to relieve
the strain on the nations tranSpor-
tation facilities, it was learned Fri
day.
Issuance of the ban was unoer-
stood to be imminent.
Under the order, it was said, some
regional conventions may be allowed
while the prohibition of national
meetings probably will be tempered
by an appeals clause to permit a
few exceptions.
Bvrnes. who shut down the race
tracks earlier this week to rclieVe
both the transportation ana man
power crises, said in his new report
to congress that railroads, unable
to get new equipment, were serl-
ously strained by the heavy load OF
passenger travel.
Rail travel, ByrneS said, has IN
creased at an unprecedented rate
since the outbreak of the war and
travel rationing has not been I'M
posed on the general public only
because of the difficult, if not I'M
possible, administrative problems in
volved.
b Hotels in many war-crowded cities
Portland, oregon, Sal'
Francisco, and Washington - have
already agreed voluntarily not tt
accept conventions. An industry
spokesman said that west coas
hotels. and those in some OF the
large eastern cities, were reporting
100 per cent occupancy but tha'
many others around the country
averaged only about GO per cent oc'
cupancy the year around.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-01-07
Daily War Costs
Hit 270 Millions

WASHINGTON, cal. 6. (UP) -
Year-end treasury figures reveal
that the nation has hit sustained
war-effort spending rate of approx
mately $27O,O0O,000 day
These year-end figures cOincided
with announcement by secretary Of
treasury Henry Morgenthau, Jr.,
that virtually complete sixth war
loan drive figures showed the $14,-
CCo,0CO,OOO quota had been over
subscribed by 1881 100000 = for a
total of S21 ,621 100000.
Treasury tax revenue has been
averaging over a six months period
approximately S112,000,000 a day
Comparison of that income with
the daily outgo indicates the enor-
nous treasury deficit this fiscal veal
will produce.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-01-07
WATER DISTRICT CHAIRMAN
OPENS FIGHT ON TREATY

LOS ANGELES, Jan. S. CUP)-
". P. Whitsett, reelected chairman
of the Southern California's Metro
politan WaUcr district board Sat
urday was on his way to Washing
ton, D. c., to fight ratification CT
proposed water treaty transfer
ring 100000 acre feet of Colorado
river water to Mexico each year.
Whitsett was reelected Friday
with Franklin Thomas, vice chair
man. They have served in their
present positions since the district
was permanently organized in 1929
Whitsett directing the Los Angeles
district and Thomas at the helm
in Pasadena.
E. P. Hapgood was elected secre-
tary.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-01-07
LOWER 13" MURDERER
DIES TNLETHAL CHAMBER

SALEM. ore, Jan. 6. OP)-With
a cheerful cry of so long every
BODY" Robert E. Lee Folkes, 70.
vear-old convicted Negro lower 10
huffman murderer of the pretty
bride of a naval officer, died in the
state lethal gas chamber at e;l3 am
Friday.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-01-07
War Prisoners
Now in u. 5.
Number 371,731

WASHINGTON, Jan. 6. tUP)-
Prisoners of war held in the United
States January / totaled 371,731, an
increase of 1885, cn.ng December,
the war department announces.
Prisoners included 3W.931 Ger
mans, 51,C71 italians, and 1929 Jap
aneSe.
They we're held at 1870 base camps
and 200 branch camps throughout
the country.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-01-07

The men in uniform will set the hands
of the clock to the hour of peace. You,
the workers, stay on that war job or take
one if you are needed Stay on the job
until it is ne4-Undersecretary of War
Robert P. Patterson
Imperial Valley press., 1945-01-07
Editorials and Comment

EDITORS NOTE: The folloUtng edit
oriaIs are presented as interesting opin-
ions Uoiced by editors elsewhere. They
do not necessarily reflect the opinion OF
this paper.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-01-07
TWO SLAYERS EXECUTED

SAN QUENTIN, Cal, Jan. 6. CUP)
Sitting side by side and murmuring
prayers, Rollie Lee Anderson, 80.
and Theodore Gonzales, 20, con-
victed slayers, Friday died in the
gas chamber at San quentin prison.
Andersen, Westwood, California.
lumber worker, was convicted last
Imperial Valley press., 1945-01-07

Nav of the mutilation murder of
six-year-old Tony Martin. Gonza-
Les. member of a southern Caiitor-
MIA band of so-called zoot-suit
"Pachucos," was found guilty OF
completely in the Staying of two
San Fernando dance hall patrons.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-01-07
LEA REELECTED BY GROUP

WASHINGTON, Jan. 6. CUP) -
The Califrnia Democratic delegation
in the house has reelected Rep.
Clarence Lea, Santa Rosa, Califor-
mia, as its chairman. Lea, dean OF
California congressman, is serving
his 18th consecutive term.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-01-07

One could not help being aware OF
wing restiveness and Indignation
among the men upon receiving news of
strikes, as we'll as the reports OF high
wages and luxury spending.-Rev: Theo-
dore C. Speers of New York, back from
Alaska.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-01-07

Street snapshot: A photographer
irving to snap 8. photo of Garoo
leaving night club. When she
tries to cover her face, the photog-
rapher yells: Hey, you oughta be
in pictures"
Imperial Valley press., 1945-01-07
NUBBINS
BY
BURRIS JENKINS

The first paragraph of the Third
Army news this morning was filled
with repitition of the name OF
place called the Bitohe. lt is ten
miles frcm the Rhine and General
Patton must have made the air blue
all around that place.
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