24 a EL PASO HERALD-POST Candidates Mix It Up In N. M. Campaign ASSOCIATED PRESS Republican and Democratic dates swapped blows as the New Mexico political campaign hit the home stretch. Republicans Edwin L. Mechem and Steiner Mason turned their guns on Democrat John E.
Miles, who opposes Mechem for the governorship. U. S. Representative Antonio M. Fernandez loosed the heaviest thrust of his campaign against Mason.
Fernandez is the Democratic ingress. The fourth congressional cumbent seeking re-election to didate is Democratic John J. Dempsey. Criticises Personal Attacks Mills last criticized what he said were "personal attacks" made by the Republicans during the campaign. Other developments: 1.
U. S. Attorney Everett M. Grantham replied to a Republican query that any complaints of alleged violations of the Federal Election Code will be "carefully investigated regardless of the source from which they come." 2. State Democratic Chairman H.
R. Rodgers issued a statement saying "every faction within the ranks of the Democratic Party of Bernalillo County is supporting E. Miles and the entire Democratic ticket." Hits Whispering Campaign 3. U. S.
Senator Dennis Chavez condemned the Bernalillo County party leadership, named five SOcalled "leeches and barnacles" on the state payroll in Bernalillo County and announced his main campaign speech will be delivered Sunday "at a meeting of my own." 4. A wave of indignation arose in Democratic circles over rumors which swept Albuquerque and Santa Fe yesterday that Miles had been ill in Santa Fe. Miles struck, in a statement from party headquarters, at what he called "a low and underhanded" whispering campaign. Grounds for the rumors concernIng Miles' health could be pinned down. The candidate himself attended two rallies at Chama and Texas Demos Give $108,700 to Party -Pest Washington Bureau WASHINGTON, Nov.
the Democratic National Committee Democrats have contributed uto about nine times what Texas Republicans have given to GOP headquarters since June of this election year. This is shown in lists of contributors the two big national party headquarters have filed with the clerk of the U. S. House of Representatives, as required by the Corrupt Practices Act. $12,797 from GOP Democratic headquarters reported that Texans contributed 700 between June and October.
Over the same period, Republican headquarters reported that Texans had contributed $12,797. Democrats only contributions in excess of $100; the GOP lists them all. The big difference lies in the $100,000 raised for Democratic National headquarters by the Jefferson -Jackson Day dinners in Texas. This was contributed through Tom Miller, of Austin. The party lists show a number of brewery officials contributed to the Democratic political fund, and the largest single contribution to either party from an individual Texan was $5000 by Democratic National Committeeman Wright Morrow of Houston.
Republicans got most of their money from Dallas and San Antonio. A scattering of doctors contributed to the GOP campaign fund. Demo Contributions Here are Texas contributors of $100 or more to the Democratic National Committee between June 1, and Oct. 27, this year: Texas Jefferson -Jackson Democratic Committee, care Tom Miller, Austin, Frank and George Frankel, Houston. $1000; B.
B. McGimsey, care San Antonio Brewing San Antonio, $250: Eugene B. Smith, Dallas, $100: W. Eugene King. Dallas, $1000; B.
M. Bloomfield, Houston, $100: H. S. Autrey, care Galveston-Houston Breweries, Galveston. $150; H.
D. Jersis. care Lone Star Brewing San Antonio. $100; V. H.
Shepherd, care Gulf Brewing Houston, $150; Harry Mitchell, care Harry Mitchell Brewing El Paso, $100; J. R. Parten, Houston, $500; Texas Social Legislative Conference, care Mrs. John McCully, Austin, $150; Wright Morrow, Houston, $5000; L. P.
Pierce, Houston, $100. GOP Donors Here are Texas contributors of $100 or more to the Republican National Committee between June 1 and Oct. 26, this year: Walter M. Priddy, Wichita Falls, $100; Sidney Schraeder, Corpus Christi, $100; Rushton L. Ardrey, Dallas, $100; J.
S. Frost. San Antonio. $250: E. L.
Bolton, Dallas. $100; E. W. Hopgood, Dallas, $100; Harry Hines, Dallas, $100; W. P.
Luse. Dallas, $500; Harry Zwiefel, Fort Worth, $1000; M. W. Bass, Dallas, $100; E. G.
Hulsey, Dallas, $250; W. J. Morris, Dallas, $100; E. Constantin Dallas, $100; William M. Wildes, Dallas, $250: A.
G. HIll, Dallas, $100: W. A. Taylor, Dallas, $100; G. L.
Naylor, Dallas. $250; P. W. Wiggins Dallas, $100; Mrs. Mary Wood Neuhaus, ton.
$1000: W. H. Sanford. Dallas. $100; Richard King, Corpus Christi, $100; Nicklos, Houston.
$500; M. Frankel, Houston, $200; John M. Luly, Corpus Christi. $150; Terrell Bartlett. San Antonio.
$100; George W. Dentier, Houston. $100. Al Buchanan, San Antonio, $100; William Howard Beasley, Dallas, $100; J. E.
Pearson, Corsicana, $100; E. O. Dulaney. Laredo. $100: Clifford Mooers, Boerne, $100; Webster Atwell.
Dallas. $100: D. N. Chambers, Houston, $100: Mrs. Carl G.
Stearns, Houston, $200; Joe C. Thompson. Dallas, $500: J. N. Beasley, San Antonio, $250; C.
Baumberger Jr. San Antonio, $1000: J. Mi Bennett. San Antonio, $250: L. B.
Clegg. San Antonio, $250; William K. Holt. San Antonio. $250: C.
R. Mitchell, San Antonio, $500: E. Clemens. San Antonio. $250: Douglas W.
King. San Antonio. $100: C. W. Miller, San Antonio, $100: S.
G. Nelson, Antonio. $200: L. A. Winship, San AnA.
L. Becker, San Antonio. $250: C. C. tonio, $100; W.
G. Volmer, Dallas, $100; Krueger, San Antonio: $100; W. J. K. MeDonough, Dallas, C.
Flustermaker San Antonio, $100. Transit Strike Looms By UNITED PRESS A threatened strike by union bus drivers loomed larger at Houston today, while hope of settling a sixday-old walkout of transit workers arose at Beaumont. Mayor Oscar Holcombe called special meeting of the Houston City Council today and indications were that the city might intervene in an effort to head off the walkout set for tomorrow morning. Jack Berg Suggests OLD CROW! 100 proof, bottled in bond.Alta Vista Liquor Tierra, last Amarilla night, in Rio in Arriba shuttraveling tie fashion back and forth from dinners in each community followed by rallies. He was described as in fine condition.
Flays Political Appointment Miles will spend today and tomorrow Albuquerque, Sunday in EsIn' panola and Santa Fe and return to Albuquerque Monday. Mechem spoke at Los Alamos last night and planned to return to Albuquerque today. In a statement from GOP state headquarters today, Mechem said employment of Lloyd Miles by the State Corporation Commission was an example of "political influence at its worst." "Before Mr. Miles' son was hired, there was no statistician employed on the payroll," the GOP candidate asserted. "And when Lloyd Miles left for another state job, a the job classification of 'statistician' was abolished." Attacks Miles' Record Mason said "for more than onethird of the roll calls in the House of Representatives in the 1950 session, Miles is not recorded as voling On important national legislation, New Mexico lost its voice in the council of states.
It was as if the sovereign state of New Mexico were outside of the union. Thanks to Miles' no-vote record, New Mexico was an absentee state one-third of the time." Fernandez took sharp issue with Mason's stand on foreign affairs in a talk last night. Referring to what he said was Mason's opposition to portions of the foreign aid program and Marshall Plan, Fernandez said: "May I say that if the good people of the state in their wisdom desire to select a Republican to fill my place in Congress, then, in the interests of peace, send Jose E. along with Governor John J. Dempsey, but for heaven's sake--for the sake of our New Mexico boys who are in the uniform of our countrydo not add weight to the dangerous isolationist views of this Steiner Mason by sending him to Congress." Nickel Still Good For Something -Soda Pop Bu Associated Press SAN FRANCISCO, Nov.
okay, kiddies. Your nickel will buy a bottle of pop for a while yet. The American Bottlers of Carbonated Beverages ended their convention without acting on the hotly debated issue. But they weren't happy about it. And Alvin G.
Beaman of Nashville, assuming the presidency, predicted the industry cannot stick with its nickel price. He said equipment prices have risen 70 per cent since 1939 and payrolls and other operating costs have gone up too. Carlyle Emery, Chicago advertising executive, reported consumption of soft drinks this country has risen in a century from a yearly average of bottles per capita to 162 bottles. Chest Jamboree Aids Fund Drive "El Paso Community Chest Jamboree," a radio program in support of the current Chest Drive, will be broadcast over Radio Station KEPO starting at 10:30 p. m.
Saturday, Granville Green, campaign general manager, announced. The program, which will last two and one-half hours, will be primarily entertainment and will feature some of El Paso's leading citizens. The parade of guests is one of the highlights of the program. The list is headed by Mayor Dan Duke, Chris Fox. Joe Rector H.
D. Fulwiler, Harry Mitchell, R. E. McKee, Tom Patterson, E. M.
Pooley, W. J. Hooten, Sam Menacker and Fred Hervey. Also on the program will be four special musical salutes, which will originate direct from KVOF-FM at Western College, Ft. Bliss, Biggs Air Force Base, and William Beaumont Army Hospital.
Brokerage Executive Has $80,000 Shortage Bu International News Service PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 66- year -old brokerage executive with a flawless reputation was charged today with having misused at least $80,000 and perhaps thousands more in a fake "syndicate." Sidney W. Tuttle, discharged last week as a vice president and director of Hiscox Vanmeter a firm with offices in New York, Philadelphia and Reading, was held in $20,000 bail after his arrest last night at his Reading home. The Government explained that Tuttle assertedly invited customers to deposit cash and securities with him for use in a trading pool which, the Government charged, was never formed. Deaths MRS.
LOUELLA G. GARRETT Mrs. Louella G. Garrett of 1207 North Oregon street died in her home. She was 80 and had been a resident of El Paso for 21 years.
She is survived by her husband, Charles F. Garrett of El Paso; two daughters, Mrs. F. G. Mitchell of Burlington, Iowa, and Mrs.
Charles Griffen of Los Angeles, Calif. Funeral arrangements are pending with Kaster and Maxon. ASUNCION DOMINGUEZ Rosary services for Asuncion Dominguez of 609 East Third street are scheduled to be held at 8 p. m. today in Memorial Chapel.
He was 54 and had been a resident of El Paso for 27 years. Funeral mass will be held at 8 a. m. tomorrow in Sacred Heart Church, Rev. P.
J. Weckx officiating. JAMES MILTON GARDNER Funeral services for James Milton Gardner of 8001 North Loop road will be held at 2 p. m. tomorrow in Kaster and Maxon Chapel.
Rev. C. Raymond Gray officiating. He was 84. Burial will be in Evergreen Cemetery.
Airline Announces Suspension of Service Pioneer Air Lines announced today it will suspend service over the Amarillo, to El and Paso Roswell, route N. via effective with termination of flights on Nov. 11. The suspension is in accordance with orders of the Civil Aeronautics Board. Pioneer has provided service over the route since June 1, 1948, but on April 4.
1949, the CAB proposed that Pioneer suspend the service. Pioneer asked a year's extension of the segment at a hearing in Austin July 18-22, 1949, but on Sept. 1 this year, the board said the route should be abandoned because of the lack of public support. Candidates Slip Up On Expense Reports Bu Associated Press SANTA FE. Nov.
election candidates rushed today to file campaign expense statements with the secretary of state. All but a few Democratic candidates failed to meet yesterday's deadline for filing a preliminary report on campaign expenditures. Failure to file by the deadline is a violation of the State Election Code, carrying a fine of up to $500. But Attorney General Joe L. Martinez said the candidates would not be held responsible in this case.
Error in Printed Forms He said a widespread misunderstanding of the law developed because of at error on the printed forms distributed by the secretary of state for the expense statements. The forms said the statements were due Nov. 17, 10 days after the election. However, although the law for primary elections gives candidates until 10 days after the election, to file the statements, the for general elections demands a preliminary statement no less than five days before the election. Handful File Reports A handful of candidates filed statements yesterday, including those who found out about the error in time to whip up a statement and get it into the secretary's office before 5 p.m.
Other candidates were urged by Martinez to file their statements as soon as possible. He said a court decision in 01942 held that candidates should not be prosecuted except for "willful failure" to file. The staff of the attorney general yesterday notified both Republican and Democratic headquarters of the error. Martinez Slips Up Martinez himself was among the delinquents. His office gave this explanation: Martinez, who has been busy with his campaign, assumed his staff was handling the report.
His staff assumed that Martinez was handling it. Candidates must file a second expense statement after the election, some time prior to the meeting of the State Canvassing Board Nov. 20. Candidates whose preliminary statements were received before the deadline yesterday were: Beatrice Bassett Roach, Democratic candidate for secretary of state, $300. Second 1 Report Due Robert Castner, Democratic, candidate for state auditor, $300.
Henry G. Coors, Democratic candidate for the Supreme Court, $315. Edwin L. Swope, Democratic candidate for judge of the 2nd Judicial District, no expenses. John E.
Miles, Democratic candidate for governor, $889.33. Tibo Chavez, Democratic candidate for lieutenant governor, $8. Eugene Allison, Democratic candidate for corporation commissioner, $280. Guy Shepard, Democratic candidate for land commissioner, $479. GI Bill Veterans Must Report Call to Duty Bu International News Service WASHINGTON, Nov.
The Veterans Administration asked World War II vets receiving benefits under the GI Bill of Rights today to notify VA immediately on recall to active military duty. Benefit payments include both subsistence allowances and compensation for service-connected disabilities. Under the law, these payments stop once a veteran goes back into uniform, VA explained. REPAIRMEN WALK OUT By United Press ST. LOUIS, Nov.
than 140 repairmen walked off their jobs at the Western Electric plant here a week in advance of a scheduled strike by 17,000 members of the CIO Communications Workers of America. -Legal Notices THE CITY OF EL PASO, TEXAS CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION Notice NOTICE OF EXAMINATION is hereby given that an open of competitive examination for the position Accounting Clerk, will be held beginning at 2:00 p. Friday, November 17, 1950, in the City Hall Building. AGE: 21 to 45 years. SALARY RANGE: From $2796 to $3276 per annum.
Vacation and sick leave allowance: and pension benefits. ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS: Applicants must be a citizen of the United Nates, and a resident of the City of El Paso for at least one year next preceding date of this examination. Either (1) education equivalent to high school and with courses in accounting graduation bookkeeping and three years of successful experience in bookkeeping or equivalent clerical combination work, or (2) any of education and experience: and knowledge of bookkeeing ability to compile financial accounting data practices; and office other DUTIES: reports. matic Keep a complete and systeset of accounting records. Post data in double entry ledger: maintain other accounting records; prepares periodic financial statements.
Perform other relative accounting and clerical duties. SUBJECT AND WEIGHT: Written test including general knowledge of Accounting will duties; subjects and materials as fairly determine the individual's educational and experiential background. SUPPLIES: Examinee will be furnished for with this all supplies as needed examination. from APPLICATIONS: Issued and received 5:00 8:00 a. November 1, 1950, to p.
November 15, 1950 at the Office of the Civil Service Commission, City Hall. MALCOLM JOHNSON. Personnel Director. THE CITY OF EL PASO, TEXAS CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION NOTICE OF EXAMINATION Notice is hereby given that an open competitive examination for the position of Parking Meter Maintenance Man will be held beginning at 2:00 p. Thursday, November 9, 1950, the City Hall Building, SALARY: $2172 to $2532 per annum.
Vacation and sick leave allowance; and pension benefits. AGE: 21 to 45. SEX: Male. MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS: Applicant must be a citizen of the United States and resident of the City of El Paso for not less than one year preceding date of this examination. Common school graduation and one year of experience preferably in the repair and maintenance of clocks or other spring activated devices; mechanical antitude good eyesight for close DUTIES: Under supervision: checks parking meters to determine need for service or repair; winds, oils mechanism as required; makes minor repairs and adjustments; keeps records and makes reports and does related work as required.
SUBJECT AND WEIGHT: Written test composes of materials revelant to the position and subjects that will fairly determine the individual's educational and experiental background. APPLICATIONS: Issued and received at the Office of the Civil Service Commission, City Hall, from 8:00 October 26, 1950 to 5:00 p. m. November 8, 1950. MALCOLM JOHNSON, Personnel Director.
-Legal Notices -Florists OUR funeral flowers are superb. prices more than reasonable. OREGON FLOWER SHOP We Telegraph Flowers Ledge Notices CALLED Communication of Fraternity Lodge No. 1111. A.
F. A. M. At Scottish Rite Cathedral, Nov. at 6:30 p.
m. Work in 2nd and 3rd Degrees. Win. Rouse. Sec.
O. P. Wertz, W.M. -Lose and Found LOST -Brown leather billfold. Vicinity of Dyer St.
Contains $52. Georgia Class driver's A pass. license. If found Identification please return card. papers and keep money.
No questions asked. Return to address in wallet. LOST -Billfold containing valuable papers $45.00 cash in or around El Paso Technical Institute. Liberal reward. Irl Lebanon.
Phone 2-3675 after 5:30 5-5633. LOST blue rimmed glasses. Corner of Patrick's church. Reward. 5-7115 after Kentucky- or Highland bus-St.
5 p. m. LIBERAL reward. Gray double-breasted coat with wallet and papers. Lost in downtown area Wednesday.
Call 2-1601. LOST: Pair clear glasses in tan case downtown. Reward. 2-8023. Mrs.
Cook. 1-Personals your repairable furniture. clothing. household goods and other items to Goodwill Industries. a non-profit zation.
218 W. San Antonio, Call 3-1428 for pickup AFTER this date I will not be responsible for debts other Rt. 2. than Box my 327. own.
Samuel Appelzoller, IF YOU OWE $300 to $3000. phone Asher for hein Dial 2-4159 AN Oasis Restaurant or Drive-In is near you. 7 locations. JOE: Balls? Balls of all kinds. Foot, hand, base, tennis, are at Geneva Loan Jewelry 222 S.
El, Paso St. SCHMO ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS has but one purpose: To help the sick alcoholic recover if he wishes a normal happy existence without the use of alcohol. EL PASO GROUP NO. 1 Dial 5-8241 P. O.
BOX 211 (SUBURBAN) FIVE POINTS GROUP Phone 5-4336 P. O. Box 3273 Station El Paso NOTICE TO HUNTERS The old Neville Alexander ranches at McNary, Texas, consisting of 115.000 acres is in shooting preserve. Would rather lease to large party. If interested in good hunting call management, 3167 Ft.
Hanco*ck. Texas. Ladies' Hair Cuts $1 ODESSA BOYER. SPECIALIST 20 YEARS STAR BEAUTY SHOP 805 N. PIEDRAS DIAL 5-3431 NOTICE to patrons and friends-Mexican Food Depot.
N. Virginia, rear. Cheapest prices in town. Tamales, Enchiladas, Tacos, Tostadas, Menudo. Call Mrs.
Rosa Arellano. 3-8745. Orders prepared within 15. minutes. THANKSGIVING SPECIAL ON LANOLATED CREAM COLD WAVE Complete $5.50.
Early -late appointments. Mesa Beauty Shop. 514 N. Mesa. 3-8929 11-A-Special Notices WAKE UP SERVICE TELE-CALL 2-5439 30 services 24-hour duty TELEPHONE ANSWERING (Your number Your name) PICTURE FRAMING to 3-in molding HOUSER'S.
605 Montana. Dial 2-3648 12-Trausportation PARTY desires daily transportation from Ysleta to El Paso. Contact at 3-8451. 12.A- Schools Instructions EARN HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA Through home study. Credits given for work completed.
Books furnished. Low monthly payments. For information write American School. Box 388, El Paso. Texas.
Phone 6-1061. PRIVATE Tutor. Grades thru college. Aptitude testing. Experienced teacher.
Del gree. 2-2382. 3-4240. SAVE TIMEI SAVE MONEYI Service DIRECTORY CALL THESE FIRMS FOR SERVICES AND KATERIALS PAINTING ALTERATIONS ALTERATIONS for men and women by experienced for tailors: rent. 1-day Oregon cleaning Cleaners servand Tailors, 419 N.
Oreson. 2-1318. APPLIANCE REPAIRS FACTORY authorized repairs on leading Appliances and Vacuum Cleaners. 5-5941. Wayne M.
Tinkler and Co. 813 Cedar, Five Points. MAYTAG REPAIRS Factory trained mechanics. Genuine parts MAYTAG for all EL models. PASO ESTIMATES.
CO. 607 N. Mesa. Dial 3-3342. AUTHORIZED NORGE SERVICE CROUCH APPLIANCE.
DIAL 3-9080. ASSAYERS CUSTOM ASSAY OFFICE, Crichett Ferguson. Representatives for ore shippers. 105 S. Santa Fe, El Paso, Texas.
ASSAYING GENERAL TESTING WATER ANALYSIS--Ore and Scrap Metal Shipper's Representative. El Paso Testing Laboratory. 2-3831. P. O.
Box 1565. BAGGAGE DIAL 3-3433 BAGGAGE TRANSFERRED YELLOW CAB CO. BEAUTY SHOP 310 PERMANENTS NOW $5 Cinderella Beauty, 510 N. Stanton, 3-0331 DEL DES BEAUTY SALON 703 Caples Bldg. 3-4031 BROKEN GLASS BROKEN GLASS DOOR SLAMS, GLASS BROKEN FOR PROMPT REPLACEMENT Dial 3-3494 SOUTHWESTERN SASH DOOR BUILDING MATERIAL Good Material.
Competent workingmen. Terms Sherrod Lumber 2-2471 GRADING, GARDEN. OR FILL DIRT Varied equipment, prompt serv'ce DYER-MAYFIELD 2-2958 0.000 FT. dimension lumber. 2x6, 2x8, 2x10.
$65 per thousand. 615 Chelsea Drive. Phone 3-0382. CARPENTRY FOR ail types new building, repairing. fence building.
call 3-0392 5-4046. CLOTHESLINE POLES Clothesline Poles a Specialty ALL STEEL PRODUCTS CO. 108 N. Virginia 3-4787 or 2-1216 COLLECTION AGENCY TRI-STATE Association of Credit Men 402 Martin Bldg. 2-4645.
CONSTRUCTION CALL MARC ANTHONY for weatherstripping on STEEL SASH, remodeling and new construction. 3614 MORENCI. 5-9540. FOR satisfactory home repairing and painting J. R.
Ortiz, 5-9723. Free estimates. Construction Estimates Carpentry, Roofing, Masonry, 2-1165 etc. Jimmy Louie. GENERAL repair construction.
No job too small. W. F. Hogge, 2-2363. CONTRACTORS VAN L.
CARSON for estimates on re. modeling new construction. Phone 2-9526. DRAPERIES SLIPCOVERS, draperies, custom made, Complete line fabrics. Free estimates.
Fine Kraft Decorators, 3-7159. DRESSMAKING DRESSMAKING and Alterations. Mrs. Kirkpatrick, 5-7891. ELECTRIC MOTORS ELECTRIC MOTORS New, rebuilt, rewound, repaired.
Brushes and parts. 701 Myrtle. 3-3112. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS DOUGLASS BROS. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS 811 CEDAR ST.
5-1435 FENCES ROCK-CINDER BLOCK WIRE. AAA Construction Co. Ltd. 1510 E. Mo.
2-2129. FLOOR SANDING A A Floor Sanders make old floors look new. Free estimates. 2-4736 or 2-1000. ELECTRIC floor polishers for rent or sale.
The Turntable at 5 Pts. Ph. 5-3731. GARAGE DOORS GLASS INSTALL CRAWFORD Modern FINGER-LIFT control Upward acting garage doors NOW. FREE ESTIMATES.
Call 2-2659. CRAWFORD DOOR SALES CO. 1630 East Missouri AUTO- WINDOW. STORE Mirrors Made or Resilvered El Paso Plate Glass Mirror 3-1651 HEATING DUNCAN DUPUY, 2404 Alameda. 3-0121 Forced air heating cooling specialists All makes serviced repaired.
Gas Furnaces and Service James V. Lawless, 3-8457 COMPLETE installation of floor furnaces. Free estimates. Wiggs Appliance, 821 N. Mesa.
2-5651. INSURANCE ALL KINDS GENERAL INSURANCE Fire-Auto-Workman's Compensation-Liability. YEAGER INSURANCE AGENCY 4222 Pershing Drive Dial 5-1483 MOVING LOCAL, LONG DISTANCE MOVING. Compare our rates. Howard Van Lines.
Phone 3-2730. PAINTING HURTZ. 3-5191 for painting towers, smokestacks and other high work. Free estimates. Work guaranteed.
P. O. Box 1062, El Paso. 13-Help Wanted, Male 13-Help Wanted, Male NEED Several Stock Clerks AGE 26 to 35. HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE, LOCAL RESIDENT DAY WEEK Permanent position with good working conditions and opportunity for advancement.
Momsen, Dunnegan, Ryan Co. 800 E. Overland 13-Hels Wanted. Male Wanted WANTED EXPERIENCED Brakemen, Switchmen, Locomotive Firemen and Telegraphers APPLY ASST. SUPTS.
OFFICE RR El Paso, Tex. SANTA FE 6TH ST. Wash Steam MAN MUST BE SOBER AND WILLING TO WORK. PERMANENT POSITION FOR A GOOD MAN. See Mr.
Boyle Davis Williams MOTOR COMPANY 1000 Texas St. WANTED ROUTE MAN For well established laundry dry cleaning route. Must be between the ages 25 40. Neat. sober, honest and capable of working.
If not qualified please do not apply. SEE MR. BRUNK 905 E. MISSOURI Have Opening for 1 Used car mechanic. day week and good working conditions.
See MR. L. Z. DAVIS Lone Star Motor Co. 2323 Texas St.
OPPORTUNITY Yes the opportunity of a lifetime is now open for Spanish-speaking people. In nationally known company. A car is essential. Our men average $150 a week. We recently promoted two men to managerial positions.
Leaving two openings with chances for very rapid advancement. See Mr. Sheets, 8 to 10 m. Rm. 214.
514 N. Stanton. I.B:M. MACHINE OPERATOR Large El Paso firm is looking for man Sorters, Collators, Multiplyers and Tabuexperienced a in the operation of IBM. lators.
No writing required. Five-day week. Salary $250 plus. WILSON EMPLOYMENT SERVICE Texas St. 2-2641 CLAIMS ADJUSTER For Las Cruces and El Paso area.
Service Fire Ins. Co. offers excellent opportunity for young man, age 27-32. Applicant must have sales experience and general automotive knowledge. High school education.
Salary, car and expenses furnished. Write NPC Box T-893, stating age and qualifications. The UNDERWOOD CORPORATION needs a high school graduate, mechanically inclined, to start as an apprentice. Progression Plan, Group Insurance and Retirement Annuity Plan are just a few of the many benefits you will receive with UNDERWOOD. Car essential with expenses paid.
Apply in person at 405 Texas Street. ADMINISTRATIVE assistant (2) to Naional Guard unit commander: must be ligible for enlistment Top NCO or warant opening. Clerical ability required, Army experience desirable. Permanent State employment; 44-hour week: leave privileges. Texas Employment Commission.
N. Kansas. (No charge for service.) BOOKKEEPER, knowledge of debits and credits, disbursem*nts, vouchers, will train, Anglo $45 week EL PASO Employment Service Mils st. 2-1477 WANTED EXPERIENCED SERVICE MAN FOR MAJOR APPLIANCES. APPLY 821 N.
MESA. ROOM-CLERK. Anglo, 26 to 30. Experienced or will train veteran. Shift work.
$175 to $200. WILSON EMPLOYMENT SERVICE Texas St. 2-2641 OFFICE MANAGER. Accountant. Anglo.
Under 40. Experienced in retail credits. Property accounting. $300 plus. WILSON EMPLOYMENT SERVICE Texas St.
2-2641 MEN to solicit dry cleaning. Best commission paid. Must have commercial driver's license. Will pay better commission 1f you have your truck. Ascarate Cleaners, 5778 Alameda.
IF YOU can develop and service a linen supply route we can offer you the most attractive proposition in El Paso. Apply 4524 Dyer. WANTED all around dinner cook. Must be sober and reliable. Able to handle all around kitchen work.
Apply in person. Interstate Union Depot. EXPERIENCED service station attendant. Local man with references. 48 hr.
week. $40.00 week start. Closed Sundays. Bob Major, 4800 Pershing Dr. WE NEED A SEMITRUCK DRIVER.
PREFER LOCAL EXPERIENCE BUT IT IS NOT NECESSARY. APPLY 1511 MAGOFFIN. FOUR experienced car washers. Local men with local references. El Paso's fastest growing car wash.
Apply 1126 Texas. YOUNG man wanted, with motor for delivery service. Apply Gunning-Casteel. 3709 Alameda, Camp Grande. WANTED Experienced wool presser.
Apply in person. City Cleaners. 4822 Montana. 5-2631. EXPERIENCED fry cook and sandwich man; must be sober and reliable.
Apply Chef, Oasis Ranch House, 710 N. Mesa. CUSTODIAN for club room. live on place. Good salary.
References. Reply P. O. Box 3273. Sta.
A. El Paso, Texas. EXPERIENCED full time, local, service station attendant. $55 per week minimum, 901 N. Mesa.
EXPERIENCED service station attendant wanted. Inquire 2514 N. Mesa. EXPERIENCED dish washer, apply chef Oasis Ranch House, 710 N. Mesa.
TRUCK driver for cleaning shop. Must have commercial license. Call 500 E. Yandell. EXPERIENCED fry cook sandwich man.
Oasis Town Pump, 1903 Montana. WANTED- TAXI DRIVERS APPLY TRIANGLE CAB CO. 701 WILLOW ST WANTED Garage attendant. Mission Garage, 417 Mills St. EXPERIENCED Anglo-American bar tender.
125 Chihuahua. WANTED Experienced tile setters. Paso Mantle Tile, 2908 Alameda. 13-A-Salesmen Wanted SALESMEN, BOOK. WHY WORK FOR WE PAY 30 TO CONTACT O'NEAL.
1 TO 4 P. M. MOTEL VILLA. 6025 MONTANA. APARTMENT 2.
EXPERIENCED Serve and Sell wholesale food salesman preferred covering city clusive territory food with lines. nationally State Age. advertised exthree references. NPC Box A-20. Information confidential.
EXPERIENCED NEW OR USED CAR TRUCK SALESMEN. WE CAN USE 2 TOP NOTCH MEN. BEST DEAL IN TOWN FOR PRODUCERS. LOCAL GENERAL MOTORS DEALER. FURNISH REFERENCES.
EXPERIENCE QUALIFICATIONS IN FIRST LETTER. NPC BOX A-30 FARM machinery salesman wanted by established firm for large local territory Very attractive offer for a qualified man. Write P. O. Box 1281, El Paso, Texas.
SALESMAN wanted for S. El Paso route. Must be able to get bond. 305 S. Stanton.
EXPERIENCED Real Estate Salesman with car. Good future. 713 Caples Bldg 14-Help Wanted, Female STENOGRAPHER, at 1 least 5 years experience, dictation not heavy, but must be good, fast and accurate typist $200 up EL PASO Employment Service Mills St. Dial 2-1477 STENOGRAPHER with clerical experience. Forty four hour week.
Salary based on ability and qualifications. Opportunity for advancement. See Mr. Salley, El Paso Moving Storage Company, 1125 Texas St. PERMANENT office position open with nationwide organization for woman 25-40 with previous office experience.
Must use typewriter, Reply in handwriting stating previous experience, qualifications, to NPC. Box A-24. Neat appearing girl for maid. To do pressing and stock work. Gilbert's, 226 N.
Mesa. $175 File clerk, typist, six days. WILSON EMPLOYMENT SERVICE Texas St. 2-2641 $140 Anglo, high school graduate. Will teach calc.
WILSON Texas EMPLOYMENT SERVICE, BURROUGHS ADDING MACHINE COMPANY has office position for woman under forty with previous experience. 321 Mills Street or 3-2601 for appointment. ENGLISH speaking maid for general housework, part time, Tuesdays, Thursdays, Fridays. Saturdays, 12-7 p. m.
References. 5-6096. GIRL (white) to help with old people and general housework. Apply in person, 100 Dunne Blvd. (Washington Park).
UNDERWOOD Sundstrand, bookkeeping machine, accounts receivable operator. See Mr. Watson, KROD Radio Station, 2201 Wyoming. WANTED- -Girl for general office work. Must be able to type.
Apply in person. Border Truck Lines. 1511 Magoffin. EXPERIENCED waitresses wanted. Apply Mrs.
Dunn. Dunn's Cafe. 501 Dallas. 2-0078. MAID for general housework, live on place.
Care of children. References. 3501 N. Kansas, Mesita bus. ENGLISH speaking woman for housework, care of children.
On ranch. Phone 3-0825. NEAT Anglo experienced in dictation. stenographical and general office detail work. Apply 2100 Wyoming Street.
HOUSEKEEPER to manage home cook. Maid does heavy work. Call 2 p. m. to 7 p.
9-8311. EXPERIENCED general office worker, good with figures. Answer phone. Salary open. P.
O. Box 1273. EXPERIENCED photographer's assistant. Please do not apply unless qualified. DO NOT PHONE.
303 Mills. COUNTER GIRL wanted. Experience preferred. Apply Sandel's Cleaners, 415 N. Stanton.
MEXICAN GIRL for hotel room maid. Good salary, steady work. Must speak English. 125 Chihuahua. WANTED- -Girl for general office work.
Must be able to type. Apply Auditor, Hotel Cortez. EXPERIENCED day waitress. Apply Far East Cafe, 210 South El Paso St. BAR MAID wanted.
Must be under 28. Apply 4810 Dyer. MAID for general housework, some cooking, stay nights. 5-4091. 2820 Lebanon.
MAID wanted for general housework. Live in. Apply 4327 Flory. WANT Mexican cook. Small family, Good wages.
1011 N. Mesa. 2-9302. MAID WANTED. Must have references live in Ysleta.
9-8311. WANTED -Experienced waitress. Dial 5-1211. 16 Situations Wanted APPRENTICE architectural draftsman desires inside work. 20 yr.
old high school graduate. Good at mathematics. Willing to learn. Jesus Barrera, 4301 White Oaks. 3-4208.
-Move gas meters, water heaters. New installations and fixtures. Call 2-3075. RETIRED Responsible businessman available. What do you offer? N.P.C.
Box A-28. CARE for children in my home. Registered nurse. Excellent care. 7637 Adobe Road.
2-9805. children care. Anytime, daily, hourly, weekly. My home. Close in.
2-3838. LADY desires housekeeping, motherless home, 1 or 2 children or working couple. Phone 9-8603. BULLDOZER scraper operator wants work. Call 2-0645.
Trailer 43. Fred Smith, Ideal Trailer Courts. CHILD care by day or week. Will board two children. Apply 4105 Kemp Beaumont Addition.
INSURANCE clerk. bookkeeping and typing desires permanent job. 9-8476. POSITION wanted as receptionist in doctors or dentist office. Call 2-6279.
IRONING and washing. Guaranteed perfect. 118 Walker St. Ascarate. 3-0163.
WASHING ironing done in my home. 4017 Montana. CHILDREN cared for by day or by hour. 3820 Keltner, Beaumont Annex Addition. CHILD care in my home.
Preferably under 2 years. Dial 5-0506. Baby Sitters Directory 5-3048. -Employment Agency FEMALE EXPERIENCED Burroughs calculator operator, invoices and extensions, days Start $217 COMPTOMETER operator, beginner, some knowledge or schooling, 40 hours $160 up TEMPORARY typist, 2 or 3 months. days $38.50 week EL PASO Employment Service Mills St.
Dial 1-1477 18-Dogs and Pets REGISTERED Chihuahua puppies. Mrs. J. J. Lawrence, 8000 Hiway 80 Cast.
9-7157. REGISTERED co*cker Spaniels, weeks old Parti colored and blond. For information dial 5-7748. 1524 Raynolds. CHIHUAHUAS.
REGISTERED STOCK 1141 E. Rio Grande. Pet Cases CHIHUAHUA PUPPIES Special prices 311 Boston. 3-6535. BOARDING dogs and cats.
Outside and inside kennels. El Valle Kennels. 2-9154. TELE-CALL puppies for sale. Dial 2-5439 13-A- Livestock WANTED To buy slaughter horses.
TOp prices. ALL STATES PRODUCTS CO. Phone 2-2261. Nights and Sundays. 2-7505.
FREE pick-up service on dead livestock. ALL STATE PRODUCTS CO. Phone 2-2261. Nights and Sundays 2-1505. 18-B Birds.
Goldfish. Etc. PEDIGREED canaries, top quality. Medium price. No Sunday business.
3427 Montana. 19-Poultry and Chicks BABY CHICKS THE YEAR AROUND SMITH'S HATCHERY 613 E. San Antonio Dial 3-1742 FRYERS George Reed Feed Co. 6859 El Paso Dr. Seeds and Plants ALFALFA SEED Recleaned, tested.
Lowest prices on high quality feed. Tidwell's, 1700 Texas. Phone 2-6511. GOOD yard dirt, fertilizer, sand, gravel Trash hauled. Repair cement work.
2-9368. LANDSCAPING: Pruning: Spraying: Tree Surgery: Soil; W. F. Hogge, 2-2363. PANSIES: Dusty Miller: Nurembergia: Columbine.
McDonald. 7000 N. Loop Rd. For soil call Ramon's, 2-1686. Red Soil, $4, $5 Friday, Nov.
3, 1950 19-C-Seeds and Plants Large shipment consisting of Arbovitaes: TE JUST ARRIVED Italian Cypress; Junipers; Red Berry Pyracanthas; Catoneasters: Euonymus Japonicas; many others. Crisp, healthy hardy very nice nursery stock. ideal now for early Spring growth. We invite your inspection. BEDDING PLANTS Jumbo Pansies; Snaps; Violets; Stocks: Calendula; others.
Landscaping. Prunning. Flower Beds. Open Daily 8-5. Evergreen Nursery Co.
4501 Alameda. "'We Deliver." Dial 2-4643 COMPLETE LINE OF NURSERY STOCK FOR FALL PLANTING Including: Red Berry Pyracantha, Container Grown California Roses, Italian Cypress, Pampa Grass, flowering shrubs and vines, Bedding plants, grass seeds and leaf mold. Call us for lower prices and free estimates on landscaping. RIO GRANDE NURSERY 619 Hawkins Way Dial 2-4520 FALL BULBS -BEDDING PLANTS SEED--HOUSE PLANTS POTTERY The best shrubs in the Southwest. COME IN AND SEE THEM Landscapme and Planting "The One Stop Garden Shop" EL PASO NURSERY Open Sundays 10 to Dial 3-5771 2301 Wyoming SPECIAL.
Arizona Cypress Honeysuckle, red and white. Pyracanthas, 50c and up. Italian cypress $1.00 up. Roses, landscaping. pruning, spraying.
Valley Nursery. 105 Dunne Blvd. 3-7213. GORE'S greenhouse nursery. Bedding plants, pot plants, beautiful nursery stock.
Behind Ascarate Post Office. JUMBO size bulbs: Pansies. Carnations; Calendula plants. Howle's. 3806 LaLuz.
Bring container. PANSIES: Carnations: Calendula: Dusty Miller: Stocks: Shrubs. Harris Flower Mart. 2010 Grant. WINTER GRASS SEED EL PASO SEED COMPANY INC.
620 E. San Antonio Dial 3-8111 GOOD garden soil, red and black dirt. fertilizer. Prompt delivery. 3-0382.
5-5030 or 5-4496. VALLEY grown Rose Bushes and Shrubs at country prices. Elder's Place, 8118 North Loop Road. 19-D- -Farm souipment USED TRACTORS PAINTING, redecorating, plastering. Free estimates.
No job too large or too small. Phone 2-0610 days. 3-6179 after 5 D. mi and Sundays. RELIABLE Painter- Free Estimates Deer-O-Paints DOUGLASS BROS.
Dial 5-1435 First PAINTING. class plastering and remodeling. workmanship. Free estimates. Call 2-3525.
PAINTING. plastering. carpenter work. Reasonable rates. Quick service.
Atlas. 3-9210 after 4 p. m. GENERAL painting, residential mercial. Any size job.
Clean ship. Free estimates, satisfaction guaranteed. H. W. Bussell.
6-0235. GENERAL painting, remodeling repairs. Free estimates. Call Tony Lechuga, 2-7550. PAINTING? CALL BRIGHTER HOMES.
INC 2921 Pershing Phone 5-2197 PAINTING and plastering. Also carpenter work. and remodeling. Reasonably priced. Call Mr.
Quesada. 5-2887. clean LOW work. COST Bruno painting, plaster patching, Macias. 2-7417.
3-5790. NEED A PAINTER? Call Geo. E. Thomson Co. 3-4471 GOOD painting and will do small carpentry jobs.
T. Chriss. Call 5-7796. PLUMBING HEATING PROMPT expert repair service. Estimates on new 5-2300.
Valley Plumbing. WIGGS APPLIANCE CO. PLUMBING 821 N. MESA. 2-5651.
PRINTING GENERAL PRINTERS. DIAL 2-7641 Business forms, stationery, cataloss. etc CRICHET PRINTING Myrtle RADIO BATTERIES ALL MAKES ALL SIZES THE TURNTABLE 900 N. Piedras Dial 5-3731 RADIOS AND TUBES RADIO TUBES If ALL SIZES ALL MAKES we don't have 'em, we'll get 'em. THE TURNTABLE REMODELING Painting Remodeling TERMS PLASTERING Dial 5-8492 ROOFING FREE ROOF INSPECTION SOUTHWESTERN SASH DOOR CO.
VULCANITE ROLL ROOFING AND SHINGLES Your Dealer Has It Booker Lumber Supply Co. 1817 Magoftin Dial 3-1659 WEEKS ROOFING 2-4011 SEWING MACHINES Wayne REPAIRS. M. Rebuilding and electrifying. Tinkler 813 Cedar, Five Points.
SHOE REPAIRING EL TONY PASO'S LEADING SHOE REPAIR LAMA, 105-109 E. Overland TAILORING WESTERN shirts made to order. Guaranteed to satisfy. 527 Sierra Rd. 5-9807.
VACUUM CLEANERS $12.50 Rebuilt vacuum cleaners. All makes. 417 N. up. Mesa Rentals and Repairs KIRBY VACUUM CO.
3-8983 WANT ADS 2-1662 to place Want Ads in this DIAL Service Directory Service Directory Want Ad Rates All week-day ads are sold in both the Times and The Herald-Post at the single same rate day. and appear in both papers Ads ordered for Sunday appear in Times only. One insertion word 5 consecutive insertions word 10 consecutive nsertions word Sunday only word MINIMUM CHARGE 12e (12 WORDS The above rates apply to Classified Ads originating within the area served by carrier delivery or authorized agents In case of omission or error the pubAshers are liable for only one incorrect insertion. Errors must be reportin time for correction in following day's issue. All ads must appear in caper at least once before canceled.
Hours DAILY: 8:30 a. m. to 7:00 p. SUNDAY: 1:00 p. to 7:00 Cancellations and corrections sevented up to 5 p.
only Credit Courtesy For convenience of advertisers. Want Ada may be ordered telephone and paid to upo: revelpt of bill Statement whl be rendered at the is extended with the understanding piration of ad Such accommodation that advertising will be 1 for promptly Situations Wanted. Wanted to Rent and House Trailer want ads are cash with copy Out of town ads must 56 accompanied by full payment for same unless by previous credit has ween arranged The right in reserved to reclassify edit or omit any advertisem*nt. Dial 2-1662 Ask for an Ad- -Writer AND' EQUIPMENT Farmall with complete equipment. Allis-Chalmers Cultivator, HD mower Farmall 20 with cultivator, planter.
Case D.C. with cultivator, planter. Moline UTU with 4-row cultivator. Caterpillar with dozer. The Myers Co.
Campbell Overland Dial 2-5400 NEW HOLLAND HAY BALER Excellent Condition--Priced Right Ford-Dearborn sales service. Massey Harris tractors implements. TRACTOR IMPLEMENT SUPPLY. INC. 1903 Texas St.
Dial 3-7352 Goodyear Siphon Hose 2" 1. D. 8', curved ends $2.00 I. D. 8', curved ends $1.75 BORDER MACHINERY co.
1710 Paisano Drive Dial 3-7565 MODEL, Completely reconditioned. ALLIS-CHALMER Moderately TRACTOR priced. EQUIPMENT SUPPLY CO. 118 S. Campbel' Dial 3-3691 20-Furnished Rooms ATTRACTIVE front bedroom in private home.
Warm and cheerful for Winter. Maid service. Close in. Employed person. 2-8513.
MODERN bedroom-bath. Maid. Private entrance. Steam heat. On Fort Bliss busline.
Walking distance downtown. 914 E. San Antonio St. CLOSE IN, large room, connecting bath. Call before 10 a.
after 3 p. m. 106 E. Yandell. 3-8852.
FRONT bedroom, adjoining bath. Walking distance Five Points. On busline. 3300 Tularosa. WELL furnished room, private home, steam heat, maid service.
Gentleman. Dial 2-7602. COMFORTABLE room with kitchen privileges to employed woman. 915 Dallas. 3-3206 after 4:30.
NICE room, conveniently located. Reasonable rent. Gentleman or mature lady. 1522 Montana. AURORA ST.
front bedroom, connecting bath, quiet. private home. few steps to bus. Employed gentleman. 5-6634.
TO EMPLOYED young man (references) comfortable bedroom near Manhattan business center. 5-5712 or 2-1529. GENTLEMAN. Private residence. Centrally located.
Lovely room. Adjoining bath. Maid. Reasonable. 3-7273.
COMFORTABLE room in Kern Place home. Private entrance. 1032 Kelly Way. 3-8276. NICELY furnished bedroom.
Employed person. Close in. $30 month. 3-1734. 101 E.
Nevada. DESIRABLE furnished room. Walking tance shopping district. References changed. 1117 N.
El Paso. 2-1219. GRAND HOTEL, new management. Clean rooms--apartments. Reasonable rates.
El Past St. PLEASANT front room, near bath. Furnace heat. Private home. References.
3-0325. NICE, large bed-living room. Downstairs, reasonable. Walking distance. 504 Upson.
NEAR Five Points. Very desirable room for day-employed gentleman. 2500 Montana. VERY NICE room with porch. Connecting bath.
On busline, conveniently located. 2-3525. TWO furnished rooms for rent. Hot water, adjoining bath. Private home.
703 N. Lee. NICELY furnished bedroom for gentleman. Private bath. Garage.
NPC Box A-33. BEAUTIFULLY furnished bedrm. Cheerful and warm for Winter. $35. Meals near by.
3201 Savannah. 5-4893. COMFORTABLE room. adjoining bath. 1-2 people.
Garage. Kern Place. 2718 N. Campbell. FRONT bedroom, connecting bath, close in.
men only. Phone 3-1353. BEDROOM, living room. Private en trance. $30.
5-2063 or 5-8227. ATTRACTIVE room on busline. Nondrinking. 1112 Arizona. AIR-CONDITIONED bedroom, hotel service, share bath N.
Stanton. 2-3121. NICE clean room for employed gentleman 3-2103. HOUSEKEEPING and sleeping rooms, air-cooled. summer rates.
Phone 2-0266. 21-Room and Board REST home for elderly men and women. bed patients and invalids. 24-hour general nursing care. Pensioners accepted.
Reasonable rates. 2-5918. DONIPHAN HOTEL, 1411 Montana, 2-0318. Single or double rooms. Fine meals.
Laundry service. $7 week ROOM and two meals daily except Sunday. Employed men. $15 week. 3676 Bisbee.
EXCELLENT meals. Single and double rooms. 2210 Montana. $12.50 $15 per week. Room.
board. Gentlemen. 1000 Arizona. 1103 N. OREGON Nice room.
good meals, for boys. 2-5883. 23-Housekeeping Rooms GRAND HOTEL Clean housekeeping rooms. Reasonable. Children welcome.
S. El Paso St. LOVELY rooms, Beaumont bus line, prirate home, use of kitchen. Army peronel welcome. 5-1669.
CLEAN housekeeping rooms. Electric refrigeration. Austin Hotel, E. San Antonio. HOUSEKEEPING room and 3-room apartment.
Utilities paid and electric refrigeration. 316 E. Missouri, Apt. 1. HOUSEKEEPING rooms.
Everything furnished. Including electric refrigeration. $9 week and up. 817 Myrtle. 2 light housekeeping rooms.
$24 $30 month. All utilities paid. 1200 N. Oregon. WEHLING RENTAL AGENCY.
U. S. HOTEL Clean attractive sleeping and housekeeping rooms. Gas refrigerators. $6 up.
No children. S. Mesa. TWO rooms. everything furnished.
refrigerator. Across from library, extra close in. N. Oregon. CLOSE IN.
Reasonable. Utilities furnished (rear). Annex Rooms, 512 N. Mesa. House Trailer, Rent FURNISHED trailer.
All utilities. Walking distance. $45 month. Myrtle Trailer Court, 1414 Myrtle. 3-4214.
HOUSETRAILER apartments, utilities furnisbed. Children welcome. Wason Wheel Court. 7112 Dale Rd. 2-3995.
23-B-Trailer Space- -Rent TRAILER space with patio, plenty of shade. Quiet. Excellent rest rooms. Trailer Manor, 7585 Hwy. 80 East.
TRAILER SPACE. 135x305 deep for rent on long term lease. Will show between 2 and 4, 5730 Alameda. 2-7631. DODD'S Trailer Lodge, clean, quiet, con venient to schools.
reas. 7577 Hwy. 80 E. 23-C Hotels, Metels, Courts OASIS HOTEL, 711 N. Oregon VERY COMFORTABLE ROOMS $6 WEEK UP COMFORTABLE rooms.
Steam heat. Reasonable rates. City Hotel. 504 San Francisco. Vogel Hotel, 314 W.
Missouri Furnished rooms. PLAZA HOTEL -Clean rooms and apts. Daily, weekly. Reasonable. N.
Ore- con. COMFORTABLE rooms. Steam heat. Reduced rates. City Hotel, 504 San Francisco.
HOTEL up. STANTON, Stanton. rooms..
