davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-02-20
ZakaSnjen.je.

Oval broj je zakasnio par dana
zbog bolesti naseg slovoslagaca.
Umoljavaju Sc nasl cltaocl ola
nam "a to izvinu.
UredniStvo.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-02-20
mSAsA sREDsrvA

MHASA 8 r Z d 8 r V A.
|NProsvetivanje radnicke
klase q duhu Marksfzma:
d. % rad I kapital nepo-
mirljivi neprijatelji: orga.
nizovanje radnicke klase .
jednu Rev0luciOnarnu Po-
lititku Partiju "a osvaja.,
ME | razaranje Polititke
Drzave kapitalizma: crga
nizovanje radnika I a jed
nu revolucionarnu Indus.
trijalnu Juniju "a uzima-
ME, drzanje ! kretanje svib
zemaljskih industrija.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-28
BUSINESS Is BETTER

Thousands who fled London dur
ing the height of the raids last VIII
ter and spring have now returned
and they, along with the more
thousands who are eating in hotels
and restaurants until the moments
when raids will force them back
into their homes have made eating
a real problem.
Some laughingly say the city
needs an air raid so one can again
eat in quiet, except for the crump
of bombs Go into any restaurant
on any given night and the first
question asked is. Have you booked
a table,
Business IS that good. Un'Ortu
natcly. however. food runs out
quickly and unless you are reason
ably early there viii be 40 food
availale. due to the ration allot-
ment which was figured for these
restaurants year ago when the
population was considerably re-
duced Service, too, is very poor
now because most 70 the heada
walters have been called up into
the services. And like many Of the
luxury hotels which no longer ac-
cept customers for lodging because
they lack the staff to handle the
business many restaurants after
they have reached the saturation
point at night lock the front door.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-28
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
NOTICE OF TAKING UP OF
ESTRAY ANIMALS

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that
On the 9TH and 18th day Of october
l94l, there was taken up. seized
and there is now confined by me
on my ranch known as the Hum
phrcy ranch, located three miles
North Fast OF the Court House in
Ell Cantro, California, on the Dog
wood canal, gate 58A and being
legally described as Tract 66, TWp
Is SO. Range IA East SBM the
following described animals: One
Holstein heifer Is months, no brands
or marks and one yearling holStein
bull, no brand, right ear marked
Probable value $4,000.
NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN
that il said animals are not claimed
and damages paid for such taking
up within thirty days hereof, the
undersigned will notify the Justice
OF the Peace Of FL Centro Township
Imperial County, California, in
which Township said animals are
now he'd, requesting him to sell or
cause to be sold. said animals: all
as provided for under Section 39i
10 402 inclusive Of the Agricultural
Code.
NORMAN E. HUMPHREY
DATED at FL Centre, California,
taIs 20tn day of October, l941
,O2l-28, Ma
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-28
Cranium Crackers

Three'S a crowd, according to TN,
old adage but combinations o.
three are constantly turning up in
the news of world events. You get
three gueSscs on each of these
questions
l. What Latin American nation
had three presidents during a pa
hour period recently, and what were
their names?
>. What are the three major
Russian cities named after Stain?
3. Name the first three ships
flying the u. S. flag to be sunk i'll
World War II.
4. What three Russian generals
directed resistance to Germans in
the north. the central sector and
the south?
5. What are the thre remaining
European neutrals whose names be-
gin with s.?
ANSWERS
/. Panama had three presidents
in a 24-hour period during recent
coup d'etat. They were Dr. Amulf1
Arias, Ernesto Jaen Gnardia and
Ricardo Adolfo de La Guardia, in
office in order listed
> Stalino. near the Black Sea;
Stalingrad, near tn" Caspian, and
Stalinsk. Siberian industrial city
bear the name OF Stain.
3. City of Rayvillc, sunk off
Australia: Robin Moor, sunk in the
South Atlantic; Steel Seafarcr. SUNK
in the Red Sea, were first three
U. S. flagships sunk in this war.
4. Marshal Klimenti Voroshilov,
in the north: Marshal Timoshenko,
in the center: Marshal Semion Bu-
denny. in the south, arc RugSiaH
defenders.
5. Spain, Switzerland and Swc-
den are Europc's three s" ncu-
trails
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-28
DEFENSE STAMPS
tNeT&u.a >tule JoaaMuD

: ~ ''NSt'' = 60 ''t ''''t
Sales Of defense savings stamps in Sep
ten}ber sci (, record ~ >4,97S,0OO. which
Was >5o0.0oo more th;a tht August total.
Th, neW high reflects tie stimulus given
by The cooperation 81 retail stores in var
iou> parts O. TIE country. where the
stamps Were placed on sale last month
according t. 4 Treasury report. The
stamps offer th- citizen who cannot i'm
mediataly afford /; defense bond a chance
10 hclp in tn gigantic national security
effort
On the purchase Of I tcn-cenr stamp,
the buysr {. / Il rali on which n may
mount len . these und exchange them
tor largvr Si2s>. T4ls al individual may
save bY purchasing trll-ceM1. 25-cent. 30
CEN. 81 and = tam p>. until hr has on
oGgh to .ake {, bond,
For H>tal.ae. #6en IL has SicI5 in
stamps. he - 4@N q Dad that viii be
worth S25 i. ,"n Wears. So it goes UP
the ladder. y ooad worth $3.50 Will
bring $50 in ren wears. oHe worth 50 will
return 500 ef". Otle. bonds. Ike th,.
Series F ana Sri, & types. mature in
twelve years
The former yields 2..5:} per cent a year,
compounded >eo5-annualIy, when the
bond is held u maturity. The Series G
has 4 - per eeli ah"ua! return, and IN
tll> c;,se the .st.-'es' j. p&id >emi-annual-
~ by United States Treasury check
Should citizen MY q 5000 Series G
bond for example, h. would receive $25
a year for 1"el}@ years. and then he
could redeem! u" 6oNG.
FacievI@ ;,s.d~ .ro,a nc patriotic i'm
pulse. rhe purchase u defense bonds
;ad stamps j. simply rood business. 1t
helps III. jGe.ia0S' and i helps the Ma
t.an. This ,.."l@A. is worth emphasis
because thc potential purchaser may fail
To realize ho@ lHrea favor b is doing
himself a. "eI o., UrcI, sam.
The United States today. as it always
ia t,.-lI. T. 1ar best Investment in the
world said Trca~try Secretary Mor9cn-
,hau "ThI, : al opportunity for each
c-..Z.L = .-. q -Aare b. AmerIca.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-28
So They Say

We act as though we could pre-
serve our democracy by putting 1t IN
cold storage
DR.. Daniel L. Marsh. president.
Boston University.
If city wage earners were organ
lied comparatively now as farm CO.
operatives are, we probably would
not need government prlcc control
legislation.
Senator George w Norris OF
Nebraska.
The enemy undoubtedly won't
readily recognize defeat and the
Anglo Saxon struggle will be most
fierce.
Mario Appelius, editor Popolo
dItalia.
Leg art attracts an average Of 80
per cent OF men readers. But here's
the payoff 1t attracts 81 per -
Of the women readers.
John w. Barndollar, in address to
Advertising Federation Of Amer
lea.
People really ought to take that
poStoffice proverb about early
Christmas shopping seriously this
ear. It's going to be grand Jam.
Frank c. Walker, postmaster
general.
A cat may look at a king and
night now alley eats are getting an
cycful
It's wonder rcformcrs don't ac.
disguStrd and let the world go
where they think it will.
When a stranger promises to let
you in on something it, Il GOOD
time To get out.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-28
TAX ON INCOME
THAT DOESN'T COME IN

4 AtI. Nlltt y '.t.',.ss.t
one O. III, ar.4.. u," AK ideas lately
found nesting aas5G ;se Potomac bull
rlsh>.> Is tha. ~ TAXING {. Stoekholder as
though h ta5 received n dividends the
Who'll, - E1~ corporations net income
O.. given taN Ncaf. Ih.S scheme would
work beautifully ser certain purposes
sl.0h. 81 ...>laNce. IS accomplishing the
Bankruptcy i >H,a#. stockholders.
Imagine = TAXPAYER whose yaln I'd in
come gr.N u.'ut e,.naE., - live on and
Whu>, >o.r s#a"cg# o.. e..tY income IS =
modest ha,J.s- a.. stock. Next year e.
- yea a. .ne .~>uer company earns.
under Il, accounting ....e~ prescribed u
Il, Ba4euu -; l..;,rHal Hey.uue. the
equivalent a.. SO i share - it@ stock
But because ~ anuaiGub.E enlarged
and high-Wjced .rHe"to}i.>. nearre earn
ngS - earlier years and a dubious out
look for the business liz company : direr
tors have decided fhot I is Got prudent
10 pay more .h:,u = Il share in dividends.
Tie holder .. i0Q shares then, must
add $1,000 - his taxable income. $500 Of
,hicn h, did a"t ,.:.d nay never receive.
Such stakeholder and his wife could
pass many - cHesiHg n diNelting con-
lersution on lhe ~ai5ry. w Ia do We Use
for money when March l. comes
-,,,
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-28

HOLLYWOOD, Oct. 28-Bennd
the screen: D2anna Durbin5 qu&F-
rel with he2 studio is not. as re-
ported. just a matter OF her u'-
mand for a voice in choosing St0r-
les. songs. and directors. She wants
the right TO make one picture =
wear as a free-lance at some other
studio.
Such an arrangement is conSld-
cred good career insurance by most
stars. and Deanna. big girl. now,
will have 10 begin establishing her
self as something besides 4 prodlsal
lngenue.
+ she wins her fight. Miss Dur
bin likely will do picture for Joe
Pasuernak. VINO produced all her
pictures up to now, but who has
moved over to Metro. And If that
happens she'll have the Satisfaction
OF collecting S125.0O0 CT more nom
the studio that once fired her when
She was making $50 a week.
VIC CASHES IN
Numerous othCr stars have been
having money squabbleS lately
mostly over ioanoutS. A producer
lucky enough to have few GOOD
names under contract can make 4
fortune renting them to other COM
panies. Victor Natures wage from
Hal Roach was $3.50 week wien
Roach made a $3000-a week deal
movies entirely, Mature finally
with 2Oth-Fox for the actors scr
vices. On q tnrca; TO quit the
forced Roach to divVy an extra
Sl4on u week during the lOanout
robert Cummings is another
leading player whose contract sal
AIRY from Universal is nowhere
near-actually about one eighth
the price that other companies are
willing TO pay .or him. ... It's
salary row between Joan FOntainc
and David Scl2nick that keeps )h"
loW-priced actress on suspension.
incidentally, going the rounds is
an executives remark: The story
Is the NEST important part OF It
picture. So | don't believe in un-
derpaylng my writer's, too much.
CENSORITIS
Frank Capra is directing arsenic
and Old Lace" and I suspect that
his reputation for dignity and
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-28
BY PAUL MANNING
IEA service staff Correspondent

NEA Service staff correspondent
LONDON. o.. .3-Eton Square
is a breathing spOi II me heart
of LCrdon's SWanE West End. II
i surrounded on fou. aces by aus
ter2 buildings which one were the
town dWellinls OF LondonS nobll-
ItE.
Each house has two fluted COL
uM1s on each side Of the front
door and as YOU enter the hallway
r0u get the impression you've
stepped back into The mauye dec
ade. Giant glass chandeliers. curv-
ing StairWays leading 10 the second
:loo. down which lords and ladies
cace de>cended 10 ballroom o
>Weep:n- elegance Somehow its
reminiscent of Fifth Avenue dur
M Ire 'WeNtioS %i?cn q few fam
lies stu mana ed t. MAINTAIN thei.
b!0Wns,one front mansions in the
face Of an cncroaChine city and
mounting taxes.
Most ii these London 5uildln.s
hayt rot Ben inhabited by thcil
oWne.> for number Of Years
Each winter. however during the
past ft@ years at the height OF
eyerH Cebgtante season. they were
rep ned for the debutante parties.
Today most o. those homes still
stand bI. the square has entered
another phase-German bombs have
turned each home into emergency
mortuaries and after eFery raid the
morticiana place aIon- FURNISHED
ballroom floors, beneath glass chan
deliers which only a short time
before tWInE!"d tor the bellies of
London, the scores Of bodies sal
yaged from the ruins OF demolished
buildings Aftac q heavy raid. these
bodies extend Tow upon row up
each widening stairway 10 the land
lne q the second floor
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-28
BY Paul Harrison .
HoIIywoods Fads, Fancies and foibles

..orai-pomuns had Il lot to do win
tao H9rs Ou!ct'" 0kaI Of the script
Iar latter includes all % murocfS
l.nolgu the bodies must not De
.hoWn1 and contains seNy TWIST
,ha! cv-n the sta-e doesn't nave,
the G-Suing Murders Gypsy
Ro,n Lees 2eStlul account ol homl-
rldal caDprs backStage in burleSque'
has been 0ptioned for $4,000 pur-
cua,c by United Artists. How any
BODY could write or film an ac-
coEtablc scenario dealing With the
unlnhlbuCd word "a strip teaaera Is
btyoud IMAGINATION. especially IN
new Of lie recent Hays Office
,ulin2 tha1 Barbara StanWyck, IN
Ball oI Fir couldn't even re
move tNo earrings and necklace.
CLVluualJ United Artists has
b.cn Natded by the success of its
Armed PrcSsbur3er in getting
somctun@ called The Shanghai
G'>,uee" pas, th" coneors after 81
scr,.ons and f'yisiOna. This Waa
acnlA4Ensheu b. removing most Of
- WlllH slavery. narcotics and
certain international complications
from thr flay together with Il
change in locale from a you-know-
&haI to a gambling casino.
And so, ~hen and if you see a
picture from Miss Lees book, the
victims may be college gals gar
roted b. a daisy chain. Best guess,
though. is that the title will be
preserved by pinning the yarn on
i -iyls' band and having the mem
bers Strangle eacn other with in
stumental G-StYings.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-28
WISHfUL THINKING

These stories that Hitler is suffering
from some "malignant disease" that he
has fits during which he falls down on
the floor and cheWS at the furniture that
he is a maniac-they all leave Us cold.
They strike us. somehow, a, the vague
expression Of dangerous hope that
somehow, by some miracle Hitler Is 60
ing to die and Germany j. going % br
beaten without "bIood and sweat and
tears"
If Hitler i. unbalanced, it j, on the side
of genius. An evil genius. perhaps, and
one that must be destroyed, but neverthe-
less a genius. His conQuestS thus far
have demonstrated that.
We firmly believe that Hitler, genius
personal quality-Will be stopped by
another kind Of genius: genius Of de-
mocracy. But We do not believe that th4
struggle will be helped any by resort
to wishful thinking in the form Of horror
stories about Hitler or anybody else
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-28
by Willis Thornton .
The Song of Bread

A man sad IN a prose poem thai
smacked u semi Biblical beauty and
truth:
Love bread. heart of the home
SAVIOR Of the repast, JOY OF health;
Respect bread. sweat of the
5row. pride of labor poem of S&c-
riflCe.
Honor bread. glory of the fields
Fragrance Of the earth. feast OF
life.
do not waste bread, richness of
the fathcrland. sweetest gift of God,
most holy reward OF human toll.
And his people believed him. They
knew tne truth OF what he said
long before ne said it. For CEN
turics upon centuries the peasant
rconlc carefully titled their fields
eowcd the wheat. rclpcd the har-
vest tarnrd Il INTO flour, baked II
into bread. made It the true stall
nj life not Only for themselves, but
for the poor and humble workers III
the con2CS' ed cities.
A nt.lo bread. little vine, 1T
t'c !reeaom Va all the people ask
ed TLeu the man ;cok their free
doa away from them. But still they
had ,neIr bread and yhcir wine. StIl
.ncv we're fairly content, tor they
bad peace wlth lhem simple meals
Then the man took their peace
away from them. He sent their sons
INTO battles on the sea on the land
and in the air. They greved, Tor
they did not want the war. But
sill they had their bread.
Then the man took part Of their
bread away from tnem. He SAID the
war made it necessary He reminded
them of tie slogan he had painted
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-28
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA
IN AND FOR THE COUNTY or
IMPERIAL.
No. .325S


NOTICE OF TIME AND PLACE
OF HEARING PETITION TO ES-
TABL1SH BIRTH.
III the Matter of Establishing the
Birth of NOSE CLEMOTH Gull
LETT.
Notice is hereby given that Nose
Clemoth Gullett has filed in the
above -entitled court, petition pray
ing for an order establishing his
birth. Reference to said petition is
hereby made for further particu-
lars.
And, notice is hereby further Civ
en- that the hearing of said petition
has been fixed by the Clerk of said
court for Friday the 31st day of
October, l94l at two O'Clock PM
of said day at the court room OF De-
partment 2 of said court at the
court house in the City of El
Centro, County of Imperial, State
of California, and all persons inter
ested are notified then and there
to appear and show cause, if any
they have, why an order should not
be made establishing the birth OF
Nose Clenoth Gullctt.
Dated this 18th day of October,
l94l.
w j. McCLELLAND.
Clerk.
BY CITHA LAMSON,
Deputy Clerk,
(Ol7-28 incJ
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-28
Did You Know?

Thirty per cent of the 400 100000
acres of commercial forest area in
the United States is owned by far
mers.
Worn silk stockings are sent in
bulk to Japan Here they are um
raveled and made up again.
On an average, questions asked
in the British House of Commons
cost 81 shillings each to answer.
Neap tides are the lowest tides
Of the lunar month. They occur at
the first and third quarters OF the
moon.
In 1890. lG tons OF gardenias were
air-eXpressed from San Francisco,
California.
The Erie canal connects Buffalo,
N Y. on the Great Lakes, with Al
bany, N. Y on the Hudson river.
Now protected by law, cardinals
once sold for rs high as Sl8 each
for cage birds.
The elapsed number Of years be-
tween date b. c. and the same
cate A. d. is one less than the sum
of the years.
Jeanne Kavanaugh signs PreSl-
dent RooSevelt'S name to hundreds
of government documents every
working day.
There are ll65,000 mich COWS
on the farms of Illinois alone,
When storing away silverWarc.
wrap the pieces individually to pre-.
vent them from furnishing.
Unbalanced tires are the cause
of numerous automobile accidents.
In 1885 the government mint at
washington coined 85l4700O new
dimes, in comparison with only
30,852.00O the preceding year.
Germany has travelling grocery
stores. mounted on truck, co"crin3
daily routes around BcElin,
During the second quarter of 1870
the United States imported 28l4,-
O4l pounds of vegetables wakes,
other than cornauba wax.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-28
UNBLITZED USSES

Number I3 b3s lno. which ,am.
through tn center {. London out
into the suburban section where
thousands of medium and low in
coms WORKERS 1--we, still operates
during ali raids.
Biitz or no blitz, the men who
dr.yc ana The -irls Who take tick-
c's on this line continue 70 wors.
aa II nothing unusual occurred
During the dark winter Of 1910
thcE aid thevd never stop TO take
refuge in air raid shelters. And
they didn't When ether lines
stopped during the height OF d
rad all London knew that the No.
y bIsses would sail b. running.
I Waa SOW 2oinl at times. Sev-
c:aI Of The biz double dcckcrs wore
demolished BY bombs ana those H.
'!de killed. Many times, or
crateH which blocked roadW4e# o.
No - would nave 10 weave ali -. r
ne tacr of the city before i would
b" al" ~ -, back to IL normal
lDsfr.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-28
WHAT DOES ALL OUT
MEAN THESE DAYS?

We W otCn hSo.....L t.'
out production IN the interest 81 ma
tiOnal defense
We've heard nduStrialiSts flay1d with
in an inch of the bone because only from
Is to II per cent Of the nations factories
are engaged in defense production. We've
heard employers lambaSted from the pn-
lars of heaven to the gates o1 hades for
opposing crackpot schemes Of taxation
which would limit expansion. We've
heard about how industrial management
had better cooperate. and il L don't
well, the government viii see - i th&i
something very. Very bad happens - the
factory owners
All of these things we've heard from
the federal administration. Is all par,
of all out" production, they assure U>.
And while they're assuring Us o. that
part. strikes are closing down ShlpNardS.
airplane factories, coal mines. arms fac
tories. defense building proie What
do we hear about the strikes.
We hear that the President has "upppal-
ed" to labor union leaders Hot Ia call any
more strikes. We hear that federal de
fense officials have practically begged
the labor racketeers to keep their union
members working while disputes are be-
ing ironed out And that's all. 50 far.
To management. the administration
says, "Youd better cooperate, OF We're
going TO take your plants over. Io th}
labor union racketeerS. the admlnlStra-
ton says We wish you please W"uldn
strike
1t wouldn't be 50 bad if it had been
management which refused to cooperate
from the beginning. We should not hlam"
the administration for threatening the
,recalcitrant ones in an emergency such as
this. But management has not refused
to cooperate Industrial leaders have
been in the forefront since the begin
ming with plans for switching their fac
tories TO defense production. plans tor
increasing output. plans for the cNpan-
sion the federal government wants La
Dor racketeers have been the ones since
the beginning who failed to cooperate.
They have called strikes in juriSdictionaI
disputes that had nothing TO DO with
management or wages or working condi-
tionS. they have ordered WalkoutS over
the closed shop issue where there was
no such issue. they have taken every pos
sible selfish adVantag. Of the need for
speedy production.
In the face Of all this the administra-
ton still threatens those VINO nave coop
Grated most. and placates those who have
co0perated least.
Is it anything 10 be wondered al that
induStrialists are beginning to wonder
more and more juSt what the admin!>-
tration means by "all out" production"
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-28

and carved all over The country:
Work, obey, fight"
Still the people, The older people,
worked and obeyed, while their sons
fought. But there was holloWness
in their stomachs and concealed
bitterness and rebellion in their
hearts.
The people are the Italians. The
man is Mussolini. Hunger and prl.
vation and suffering and wounds
and death are the price the people
are paving to have q MuSsolini.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-28
Fun as Usual Goes on Despite Bomb
Hazard in Wartime British CAPITAL

doors slam Shut and the train be-
elns slowly to pull up the track the
srls and wives and mothers Of the
aumcn and sailors. particularly,
know that a too hiah percentage
will not return
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-28

EDITOR'S NOTE: The fo1olring edit
ori0I< drt presented a. interesting Opin-
ions coictd =, ed;tor> elsewhere. Theg
do nGI nsct >@0I1iQ reflect TIE opiIai0H Of
thIS paper.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-28
Barbs

CONSIDERING the thickness of some
lipStick we've seen. "craek smile"
is right.
Most people are more interested
in pay day than III making every
Gay pay.
Beauty secret: Ko"pine voW nose
out of other peoples busincss Qr'-
vents it from becoming fiat
With vacation season over this
is the time of year when county
relatives heave a sigh Of relief.
Dieting to reduce doesn't count
when you do it only between meals.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-28
Famous Sayings

The only faith that wears well and holds its color
in all weathers is That which is woven of conviction
and set with the sharp moldlnt OF cXperenceLoweH.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-28

MEMBER
American Newspaper Pub
fishers Association. Nation
al Editorial Association.
California Newspaper Pub
fishers Association.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-28

On an average, questions asked
in the British House of Commons
cost 81 shillings each to answer.