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TUESDAY, JUNE 16,1912
*Paul Harrison's Column
HOLLYWOOD, June 16 One*
of the most careful and sincere
workers in Movietown is a German
who teaches screen Nazis how ty
speak and conduct themselves, an J
coaches film Gestapo members in
their sinister ways. He is a tech
nical and research adviser whose
name, I suspect, is not Hans Herb
st. The studios and federal authori
ties know all about him, anyway.
Wherever war pictures are in
preparation, Herbst offers aid not
only in actual production, but in
script preparation- In Germany he
was a writer of distinction, and a
part-time research authority and
scenarist for German moi.ves. He
wouldn't write Nazi propaganda, so
he owes his life and his escape
from Germany to a rich and influ-
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It was only after working as a
laborer in a few eastern factories
that he managed to get to Holly
wood, where he had friends. He
learned English pronunciation by
ging to movies, and acquired an
English vocabulary through a word
by-word translation of “Gone With
the Wind.”
On current war films, he at
tempts—so far as directors will al
low—to get absolute realism in
ever;.’ detail. He even pleads for
the avoidance of phony touches of
ferocity and melodrama- “The truth
is terrible enough,” said Herbst.
“Pictures should be very serious
and very honest, because only then
can they prove that the dangers
of Hitlerism are real ”
BEATS THE RUN-AROUND
Another earnest individual now
working for Hollywood—though not
in it—is Pare Lorentz, producer
director of an ambulatory epic of
war workers called “Name. Age and
Occupation.” This is the first com
mercial film made by the former
film critic who became head of the
United States Film Service and
turned out a lot of fine docu
mentaries, including "The River”,
"The Plow That Broke the Plains”
and "The Fight for Life”.
In 1940, after the government
film service was dissolved, Lorentz
got the old run-around from al
most every studio when he asked
for industry aid in continuing pro
duction of important documentary
movies Finally, last year, RKO
gave him the green light. “Name,
Age and Occupation” was to have
been the story of an average
American workman between the
first and second World Wars.
Pearl Harbor changed his plans.
Lorentz rewrote his story and went
to Washington to realign his loca
tion schedule- Result is the pic
ture skips around more, geographi
cally, than any feature ever filmed.
He went first to factories in De
troit. Toledo and Akron, then to
the TVA project in Tennessee, and
on to North Carolina. Lorentz will
complete his picture with a few
scenes made at the studio. The in
terior of a workingman's home Ls
the only special set built for the
entire production.
Only Hollywood players in the
cast are Frances Dee and Dudley
Digges, and the latter belongs
mostly to Broadway. So does Ro
bert Ryan, the leading man, who
never had faced a camera-
AMERICAN SHOOT DOWN
NINE JAP PLANES
CHUNGKING, June 12 (UP)
Pilots of the American Volunteer
Air Force early today shot, down
nine Japanese planes of a squad
ron of 18 which attempted to raid
Kweilin, capital of Kwangsi pro
vince- The Flying Tigers” return
ed to their base without loss after
the battle over Kweilin.
IMPERIAL VALLEY PRESS, EL CENTRO, CALIF.
Classification 3 wT T W>T T’l TT T> HF 1 1 Business and
Busmen and CALL AN EXPERT!
OFFICE MACHINE SERVICE
DOES IT
Don’t letter happen again. Send
it over to us and we’ll put it in
perfect shape again. We’re ex
perts on typewriter repairs.
Phone 1153—NOW
McCOY’S OFFICE EQUIPMENT
Commercial Stationers
673 Main Street. El Centro, Calif.
INSURANCE
WAR DAMAGE
INSURANCE
WATCH FOR. DETAILS
“Honestly, It’s the
Best Policy”
See Washburn
Phone 160 608 Main
TRANSFER—STORAGE
FURNITURE MOVING, Packing
and Storing. ED ROYCE. 666
Broadway. Phone 123-W.
Ground Observers
Will Hear Expert
The ins and outs of being good
ground observers will be the subject
of a talk at Central Union High
school auditorium at 8 p.rn. Thurs
day by Capt. R. Z Smith of the
fourth fighting command, unit in
charge of the great* civilian band
of air raid watchers
Captain Smith will be in Imperial
Valley Thursday and Friday to in
spect the 19 observation posts and
confer with Joe Snyder, head of
the air raid warning service, and
his assistant, Earl V. C. Northrop
The public may attend the meet
ing in the high school, it was an
nounced, and join the regular crews
of observers scheduled to attend.
MATTRESS UPHOLSTERY
OUR Workmanship is really su
perior on all mattress and uphol
stering work.
CALEXICO COTTON PRODUCTS
210 McKinley, Calexico Ph. Cal. 295
5-lltf
VALLEY MATTRESS WORKS
Everything in Mattress Work
Convert that old Matress into
innersprings- Also Upholstery.
847 Second St. CALEXICO Ph. 640
6-19
auto service
AUTO COLLISION REPAIRS
Frame, axle work,, wheel alignment
BARKER BODY WORKS
419 State. Phone 138
tf
EXPERT ELECTRICAL
AND RADIATOR SERVICE
JOE BUSH
670 Broadway Ph. 644
tf
ELECTRICAL SERVICE
REFRIGERATORS
Guaranteed service on all makea
Commercial and domestic
I. V. HOME APPLIANCE CO.
651 Main Phone 249
Call 300
Before 10 a.m.
For All Y our
WANT AD Needs.
Thursdays deadline is
9:00 a.m.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
A. R. HEMS
MORTUARY
Complete Funeral Service
"Finer Funerals For I,css”
El Centro Calexico
4—TR ANSPORTATION __
SAVE MONEY
Lower fares-Free meals
COAST TO COAST
All American
Bus Lines
450 Main Tel. 1305
6—HELP WANTED
M N—' xz 'Z' L/NZN/NZV/Nz V'Y/YZYZW
GIRL OR Middle-aged lady for
general housework. Private room.
Must stay night- Ph. 798- 6-15
WANTED AN Experienced presser
for men’s work. Marsh Dry
Cleaners. tf
DELUXE COSMETIC CASE FREE
FREE —Deluxe velvet lined case
filled with complete assortment
of famous Mary King Beauty
Products to woman handling dis
tribution in El Centro. No invest
ment, no experience necessary.
Write Mary King Beauty Dept.,
3800 Avalon Blvd., Los Angeles-
6-17
WANTED REPAIR MAN. Steady
work. Must be able to oil and
care for coolers. 831 Main. tf
MEN —You can make good steady
wages on ice cream route. Bicycle
carts furnished. 1243 Main. tf
WANTED AUTO Mechanic for
dealer (in coast city) established
over thirty years. Experienced
men only- Write Post-Press Box
800- 6-17
MAN, Colored preferred, for car
wash rack- Good salary guaran
teed. Opportunity for real money
for hard worker. See McNeece
& McNeece, 6th and Broadway*
6-18
BEAUTY Operator Wanted: Good
■salary- Call Hilldale 4-3661 <re
verse* El Cajon or write Box 677.
6-23
Donovan Resigns
State Positions
SACRAMENTO, June 16 (UP)
The governor's office today an
nounced the resignation of Brig.
Gen. J O Donovan as adjutant
general of California and state di
rector of selective service.
Donovan announced yesterday he
would resign to become a candidate
for congress in the 11th district of
Los Angeles
Gov. Culbert Olson announced
the appointment of Major Kenneth
Leitch as director of selective ser
vice. Leitch has been executive of
ficer in charge of the Sacramento
headquarters. He is a resident of
Sacramento.
NLRB Asks Action
Against Tovrea Co.
SAN FRANCISCO. June 16—<UP)
—The National Labor Relations
Board today asked the ninth circuit
court of appeals to adjudge the
Tovrea Packing Co. of Phoenix,
Ariz.. in contempt for alleged vio
lation of an NLRB ruling issued
Oct. 21. 1941.
The board originally ordered the
company to cease discouraging its
employes to join the Amalgamated
Meat Cutters & Butcher Workmen
of America, and to reinstate nine
employes, with lull buck puv.
The NLRB adihlionallj’ alleged
the company had not paid back
wages in full and still owed
BUILDING SERVICES
Here's to Americas may God bless
all of you,
May we work together seeing the
struggle through.
For there is only a line to change
the name,
We’ll all fight together for our
goal is the same.
For the Americas let us stand
and forever fight,
And may we know, see and always
do the right-
El Centro Lumber &
Trading Co.
1409 Adams Phone 1092
tf
PIPE-BY-THE-MILE
Septic Tanks—Concrete Products
I. V. CONCRETE CO.
P. E. Ryerson Phone 477
tf
OFFICE SUPPLIES
See The New
MARVEL TYPEWRITER STAND
All Metal $6 95
OFFICE SUPPLY CO.
521 Main Phone 70
tf
LOANS
MONEY
C. MUNCEY, 608 Main -
6 Per Cent city Property
9—BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
MUST SACRIFICE
MALT SHOP with own Ice Cream
making equipment, excellent bus
iness, cost over $4500, sacrifice for
$lBOO, Drafted into service and
must SELL QUICK.
WILLIAM R STEIN
132 N sth FROSTY SHOP El Centro
tf
HOTEL ROOMING HOUSE and
Apartments, 50 rooms—3 apts.
Dormitory with 34 beds, com
pletelv furnished- A R-E-A-L
MONEY MAKER always full.
11l health reason for selling In
quire Valley Hotel, 4th and Com
mercial- 6-19
! O—A0 —A P A RTM E N l r ° R R ENT_
FURNISHED 2 room apartment.
$3.75 per week. 783 Park. 5-14tf
2-ROOM, Dry-Air-cooieci furnished
ed apartment. Frigidaire, inner
spring mattress, electricity free.
Mission Apartments, 235 No. 6th.
tf
FURNISHED APARTMENT For
Rent. 591 Holt- Phone 1384.
FRY APARTMENTS. tf
FOR RENT: Well furnished Apt-,
electrically equipped. Cooler, ga
rage. 704 State 6-19
ATTRACTIVE, Nicely fur Apt.
with or without bath- Alsd rooms.
Parkview Apts. 604 Adams. 6-16tf
A FEW GOOD Houses, furnished
and unfurnished.
MARIE LAND
831 Main
4-ROOM Furnished house for rent.
Cooler. Frigidaire- 425 Olive In
quire 480 Main 6-18
«
MODERNLY Furn Cottage, Elects
Range, Ref., and Cooler- Adults
$32.50 1033 Woodward. 6-19
ONE Bedroom unfur duplex, newly
decorated, hardwood floor. See
Jimmy Broyles, 459 State. 6-23
SMALL Unfurnished house for
rent in rear 517 Holt- 6-15tf
FUR- 2 Bedroom house, water pd-,
yard taken care of Inquire at
535 Olive. Ph. 1451 W. 6-15
ONE Bedroom unfur. house. Com
fortable for one person or couple,
in rear. 415 So F- St., Imperial,
See or Phone Mrs. W. A- Edgar,
3191 Imperial. . 6-15
We Are Swamped
With Requests for
FURNISHED
HOUSES
AND APTS
For Defense Workers
LIST ANYTHING
You Have for Rent
NOW WITH
CHAMBER OF
COMMERCE
Phone 146
This is a Community Service
Agency Lists Protected
13—ROOMS FOR RENT
SMALL HOUSE Nicely furnished as
sleeping room with bath. Suitable
for man 1401 Broadway. 6-13
ATTRACTIVE Upstairs room for
rent in pleasant home. 1274
Olive. 6-17
LARGE WELL Fur. room with dou
ble bed, private cooler. 704 State
6-16
FUR ROOMS Near Post Office $4.
and $5 week. Cooler $l. week
extra. Small unfur Apt $2O. See
Starr von Fluss, 664 Holt Ave.
6-17
FURNISHED Cabin for rent,
shower cooler, running water In
quire 725 Heil 6-16
LARGE COOL Room suitable for
couple. Use or Kitchen. Phone 475,
436 Sandalwood 6-17
Phone 300
15—Summer Homes—Sale-Rent
FOR RENT: In mountains, one 4-
room, one 10 room house. In
quire Kenyon’s Desert Plunge
6-17
LIVE OAKS Home for sale. Well
furnished, good condition. See
Mrs. Seeley at tSore. 6-17
COOL
IF IT GETS too hot down your way
come to 99 MOTEL, BANNING.
Everything furnished. Rates Rea
sonable. It's Cool — Good Beds.
6-18
17— Country Property—Lease
20 ACRES FOR Vegetables, 3 miles
west of El Centro. 3rd year in
alfalfa. Possession July 15th. Be
fore June 30th communicate with
V. N. Thompson, Hipass Calif.
San Diego Co- 6-18
FOR RENT 60 Acres in alfalfa,
for vegetables or flax for 3 yrs.
on cash basis. 114 miles west of
Sandia. Joe Birger, Rt. 2, Box *2.
Brawley, Ph. 8730-J-4 Brawley.
6-20
W. E. Hancock
Since 1914, "The Farm Land Man"
1% mi. West of Courtnouse- Ph. 689
tf
18— Country Property tor Sale
EIGHTY ACRES
In Alfalfa, improved 2 small
houses, near Brawley. Price
only $6,000, one third cash to
handle, balance terms. One
should pay for this place with
flax in 2 years.
C. E. SPROUSE
Ph 45-W Exclusive Agt. 115 N. sth-
6-15
P—CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE
PLEASANT Home with attractive
yard- Close in- Suitable for
large family or could rent out
rooms. 523 Holt. Some furniture
for sale with house. 6-17
NICE 5-ROOM HOUSE FOR SALE
$3600 TERMS
TYLER INSURANCE AGENCY
520 Main Phone 660
tf
5-ROOM House, south side. Paved
street $l2OO. Terms.
TYLER INSURANCE AGENCY
520 Main Phone 660
tf
FOR QUICK Sale: 2 bedroom house
Furnished completely, electric
stove and water heater. $2600.
416 Heil. Call Mgr. 608. 6-18
1 FOR SALE OR RENT
2 Bedroom house with small
acreage- Fur. or unfurnished,
with cooler. 335 Villa St or Ph.
790-W. 6-19
FOR SALE: 3 bedroom house $1350.
Small down payment. 625 Holt,
El Oentro. 6-19
IPttWANITED^real ESTATE
PARTY WANTS To Buy House,
So. side, close-in, from owner-
Write Room 105, Calif. Hotel- 6-18
21— FURNITURE FOR SALE
LINOLEUM
Genuine Gold Seal Linoleum
and Rugs
DELOZIERS FURNITURE
542-50 Main El Centro
FOR SALE CHEAP: 8 piece wal
nut dining suite. Electric stove.
Phone 509. 6-19
FOR SALE: Large baby bed. In
quire 1264 Brighton Ave. 6-17
JUST IN FROM L. A. with a load
of dandy dressers, beds, tables etc
MARSHALL-UNDERWOOD
819 MAIN 6-21
DAVENPORT and chair, fair condi
tion $lO- Two 30x314 complete,
wheels, tires and tubes- 561 So
Tenth. 6-17
Norge elec- beverage cooler $119.50
Norge elec, combination beverage
and water cooler $139.50
Voss Press Ironer $49 50
Thor Laundry size ironer,
34 in. roll $89.50
IMPERIAL HARDWARE
BASEMENT
» * r tf
22 ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES
MAJESTIC Electric refrigerator
will take $5O cash. *4 mile north
eastside Brawley Main from Mc-
Cabe- 6-19
23 Miscellaneous For Sale
FOR SALE: Cooler with 3-speed
Wagoner fan. Inquire 1266 Adams.
6-18
FOR SALE: 2.000 ft I*4” pipe,
used 15 cow stantions. 1 McCor
mick Deering windrower. 2,000,000
articles for sale
THE FAIR
1215 Main St. Phone 1090
6-23
24 Wanted Miscel.aneous
NEW HIGH PRICES ON JUNK
Uncle Sam Need Every
Scrap of Scrap
SAM NALIBOFF
584 Broadway . Phone 589
WE PAY
TOP PRICES
FOR YOUR SCRAP
IRON AND METALS FOR
DEFENSE NEEDS
Government Gets at Once
Nothing Too Large or Small
So. 4th Wrecking Yard
GLEN WIRE
Phone 1598
"FOR RENT" SIGNS
For Real Estate Agents and
Landlords. Call for yours at
The post- puss
5
26—A—FARM NEEDS
A Quarter Century of
Good Service
Expert farm implement
work of all kinds
CASE DEALERS
WEBB MFG. CO.
226 W. sth, Holtville, Ph. 139-J
FOR Rl
CARRY ALL TRAILERS
EL CENTO TRACTOR CO.
Imperial Ave. at RR. Ph 220
TRACTOR WORK
Plowing, discing, floating, level
ing etc. Just Call 1045. 615 Olive
7-8
26
WANTED ALL KINDS poultry. Pay
highest possible prices. Phone 940
Balboa Hotel, El Centro. Holtville
112,1. V. Milling Co. S. &M. Poul
try.
FOR SALE: 3HO Kunlyr <<• un
White Leghorns hens and poultry
equipment for KOO hens. 1 . mile
W. Round House, Calexico- Phone
7-J-5- 6-18
27 FARM IMPLEMENTS
FOR SALE: Two-row corn planter
See at 1037 Adams. 6-18
FORDSON TRACTOR With tracks.
Ideal for drilling flax. Have set
of wheels and mower to go with
It. Runs good $75 cash.
EL CENTRO TRACTOR CO.
Imperial Ave. at R.R Ph- 220
28— FARM PRODUCTS
FOR SALE: Roasting ears on Holt
Hiway, 6th house east Acker
Store. 6-17
TWO DOE White Rabbits, 5 rab
bit 6 weeks- 523 Brighton. 6-17
FOR SALE CHEAP: Exira ood
saddle horse, 1 brood mare. 1 two
year old colt- Inquire 781 Bright
on after 6 p.m- 6-19
FOR SALE: 10 head good milk
cows, 8 heifers and calves to 2
years old. Phone Christian 8702J5
6-23
2 FRESH Cows, hea\s milkers.
Phone 47W. 6-19
FRESH & SPRINGING Guersey
family cows. Two 10-ply 32 x 6
truck tires and tubes, heavy
trailer axle and wheel. E E. Wake
1 mile south on 4th. Ph. 437-W.
6-23
31— AUTO LOANS
IN ANY EMERGENCY get your
auto loan from ROBERTSON *
DURINGER. 7th and Main
32 USED CARS
Here is the
CREAM OF
THE CROP
THE BEST USED CARS IN
EL CENTRO FOR THE MONEY
SEE THEM TODAY
Ask for Car No. 786
1940 Chevrolet Special
SPORT SEDAN
$795.00
Ask for Car No. 366
1940 Chevrolet Suecial
DELUXE COUPE
$695.00
Ask for Car No. 199
1940 Fold Deluxe
TUDOR SEDAN
$695.00
WOMACK
MITCHELL
MOTOR CO.
7th <fe Main Phone 1106
JIM DAWSON
has two Beauties in
these late model cars
'4l Chevrolet
Town Sedan. Original black fin
ish, radio, good CQQR
rubber 4>O7J
'4O Buick
Super 4-Door Sedan, radio, orig
inal finish, (T I HOC
splendid rubber T ' " ***
Robertson & Duringer
Buick GMC Trucks
Corner 7th and Main
1939 BUICK Club Coupe. 5 good
tires, radio Just overhauled, new
paint and battery, Phone 8707W1
fl-10
33—TRUCKS, TRAILERS
x%x^x*x*x»-*”*x«k <* — ■ ■''** cu-'U'J’-’rt
FACTOR lit house trailer, bu
fane, running water cooler, Jccn ,
four 1040 Chevc Coupe good tub
her. Osborn Trailer Camp 8 2.1
16 FOOT H.
Evcrvihing builtln, good rul»h< r
Inquire 82b Coin I Apr 15 •! lU

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About Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current