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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-02
Births Exceed Deaths

Births during June exceeded those
in May but deaths for each OF the
two months were the same. During
June. IA boys and lS girls were born
compared 70 May births OF 10 boys
and II girls. Deaths during the past
month were six men, four women
and two infants. Deaths during May
were seven men and five women.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-02
To onerats "a Hours

Traffic lights at Washtenaw Ave.
and Summit st. and Summit and
w. Cross SITS. will be operated "a
hours a day until further announce
ment by the police department.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-02
Removes Bees

Eugene Day. 925 y. Huron st,
removed swarm of bees from the
side OF a house at 1920 Washtenaw
Ave. Tuesday afternoon.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-02
Repair Street

The street department was re-
pairing a hole in the highway at
limerick and Mildred SITS. today. A
lantern was placed at the damaged
roadway Tuesday night
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-02
FEELS "WOOZY"

Chicago, July 2-INS-Hank Leib-
err smuggling Chicago Cub outfielder
who was hit on the head by a ball
pitched by Cliff Melton a week ago.
was out OF the hospital today, but
said he still felt WOODY"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-02
Ypsilanti Briefs

evening. II was feared the motor
might start a fire.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-02
Investigate Fire

Fremen investigated an over
heated motor at the Peninsular
Paper Mill on y. Huron st. Tuesday
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-02
Daily Market Report
Butter and Eggs

Detroit, Mich, July q
BUTTER-Best creamery In tubs,
35G36c. go. =.
EGGS Current receipts. csc;
dirties, 25c; checks, 25c.
Poultry
Detroit, Mich, July 2-Poultry:
market steady. Hens. average run.
2lc: leghorn hens, 3 lbs up,
1Sc; cocks, 10@12c; rock springers.
lbs up. zee; under 4 lbs, zoe; Leg
Lorn broilers. 2 lbs up. 19c. No I'M
loading OF poultry before 7 a. IN. or
after 3 p. m. Saturdays no unload
ing.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-02
CELEBRATION

CONTINUED from Page One)
pickles will be used as garnishes.
Coffee. white and chocolate milk
will be available. Mountaineers
will perform during the barbe-
cnn
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-31
TIME 70 STAY Ar WORK
Oroville Mercury-Regi>terD

(OroVille MercUN-Re
The time is rapidly approaching when
this country will no longer tolerate
strikes in defense industries. The peo-
pie are going u demand that men IN
these ndustri : 81; a2it themselves VIII
linqly - the.l .yorE. aid maintain dis
cipline cumnen,urate with the discipline
Of those drafted into the army.
To $'o<r ~ production is 70 1t the
army and naIy ~, call ID for only to
taken into TIC army whether they want
to go OF II. and ne time Is coming
whether tho. NO remain in evil ranks
viii continl;t Id s5orE whether they want
to or not. N'e pa" the men in the army
less than dollar Z, day. We pay the
men in industries hi support the army
many dollars Il Ii" There is no reason
why they should Do- work as many hours
per day a. the amy drills
Modern War i based entirely on in
dustrial production Tie army is Just
as strong as the industrial foundation.
The public recogniz this. Certain la
Dor leaders do not We cannot come to
the time when absolute efficiency by the
army and Raw are called for onlyto
discover that they are about to fail BE-
cause IT, industrial network has failed
them. Labor i In the best economic con-
dition in tha cogntlN'~ history. So far
as defense industries 90, it should be
satisfied - srait un,H att the emcrgen
cN la, gat>ed .1.'..'r=r l. condition.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-31
OUR OCEAN AND
HITLERS PLANS

(klNtr>. de lF,~-1
Recent c.t5.~ in ~, At.ua,it recall
thai story G. T.. IT, ~ sailor and the
German p..~or. r.. captain IF the
British >hil.. SITTER :. ~ss Victory. had
strictly ol5e..a ...a# ,rp# net to abuse
the gr.SoM,rS. No sad il. fun Of the
deck. Wh.a - ~.,..,r 5roae li1t rude and
knocked 4 prisoner l.~n H. Vs> pronlpt-
~ called L ;,,la.,'... H defense was
that he cNdHr>U }hy prisoners abuse ot
England. and tteu g the sap ain HIM
sell. bat WG.u -. lc.ab persisted in
"sn.tt.a .n e." ayt..l " n&s more than
an English sailor y0=.& >..".d.
Righ rpu ',as>>,e~. tasar, than that
are going OF. in what We An.er:canS coz
>tder "9u.. - a.. Researches Of tethni-
cal boundaries, t.yee -. >a.l-blooGed
acts by nuzi submarines. under iiillel'S
ORDERS that cannot ue endured.
II least. -. have lot endured such
uutruHe> in the #a,,~.. Whlr oUr nation
was only few .a.'I.en people scattered
along =. Atlantic ca,,-t y. Eel only as
serted freedom oi "a, ~,;~ ~ enforced 1
against al u@EreS>ur>. tor IA freedom
we tuueht Britain herself IN .he Atlantic
and Tough, Burnar> a.r,2.- ii lh@ M1dl-
terranean.
President Roosevelt. SAD IN mis- Navy
day address MonditN evening mat Shool-
ing has already begun. H. pledged that
military supplies q. all kinds would
reach Hitler, tee> despite al nazi sea
war threats. and hc ;.ddvd VI, ale pledg-
ed to pail our OWL o,a in the destruction
Of Hiti,riSm.
W bclieTe a Ic;,,t tm9r-qQauers OF
the people G. the ~ lol arr behind the
President in lis determined effort - rid
IN. >p;lS - n&.i unu.le>oU craft Nj.
Eoo>e>lit .Aa:c.sJ iit.n for attacking
shipping IN arcs clos" u .h4 Americas
in the north I'D south Atlantic. and
propheSed ttluc ~uvn -inhings would be
stopped.
Tie address ~ broadcast to the four
corners of tie earth and It is safe to say
the people Of :4e na1-domnated coun-
tries now know, + they did not already
Know lust MMere .M-> NATION stands.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-31

the Layais and the FiardmS. 1t .i
a small hope. bu, il IS a nope tina,
has led tn Petain Government to
l"nd ltSeH Il, = wilma Instrument
30 Hit!era "@r plan. Ru !. H. 2so
hop tha, n al probability l&
ctsuned To be wholly disappointed.
Hitler mas shown mmaell ~ b. q
man utterly Void Of generosity 70 a
beaten ,oe. He has also shown INN
self to be a man who does not care
a rap tor his spoken or written
word Promises are made and pacta
are sI-ned CMly to b. bro."n when
4 @u't~ i'm.
II I1ctMn aud lis rronics have
any zeal llit~lou, ubou. Hltl"r taeV
might spend p"ctrabl" paI. hour
reading onc" more his Mem
Kanp,, parti' 1larlz la p2.aae'
n which H. ,aE, On of tie Rcicn' S.
prime Jobs IS to crush lorevcf
Gzrua.E.s "rts.nal enemy France.
That passage spells French doom
if Hitler il not defeated From
that passage not one grain Of hope
can be extracted
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-31
RIBS

Rome radio lent off the air re-
Gently Perhaps the Italians ran
out OF false statements.
No Girls complexion is pretty
enough for man to wear on his
lapel.
Convention in Cleveland of H.
600 .chool teachers was thoroughly
enjoyed by Ohio school kids. They
had day off
Look at the bright side At least
}ou don't haye TO wait I'LL Halo
Wcrn each Hear for the ghost to
Valk
College professor says co-cds ave
ca@r women Now, now, professor,
}ou mustn't Judge the girls b. their
clothes
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-31
THE TOWN MEETING

Calexico. reviving public interest IN
the doings Of a chamber of commerce
that is already one of the most active in
Imperial Valley, is going to try out the
town meeting" plan as opposed to the
old formula Of formal board Of direc-
tors. If there is any city in the valley
where the plan will succeed grandly, It
is in CaleXico lately the most civic mind
ed of all communities. The rest Of the
valley will watch the experiment with
intense interest.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-31
NFA Service staff Correspondent

MA Service staff Correspondent
HOLLYWOOD. Oct 81 - YoG
m.ehl think that Stage magic and
slt.eat-of-hano Would be a pretty
futile profession IN movies where
technical tricks can accomplish
anlthiu, in thr Illusion Nne-suca
: taking Il hat out OF a rabbit, OF
tanmz a ham INTO an actor.
But Hubert Brill. Who works in
pictures ana night clubs and who
even talks about magic ON the
r.d!u. SAYS studios SuIl need the
services of legcrdemam for some
stories He doesn't always work in
front of the camera as magician.
hc may be an unseen technical ad-
yiscr Who aTanges apparatus and
teaches a star how 20 use it
Just now he's doin2 little of
beth in an RKO musical called
~Slug Your Worries Away" Bull
creates Worriea .Or Bert Iahr, who's
Il Nau-happy song W,ijrY and co-hclr
NTH Dorothy loyett, to Il large
forum sam Leycnc. a uight Cluo
oAucg plo., II get botn the dough
AID he al by hirin4 Brill to drive
Iaa, To insanity and self-destruc-
sou BuHchco OF flower, sprCTt
from Ii hat. rabbits leap Jrom his
rs1kel, and pigeons soo,t ON ia
lanaI> The schcmtrS pretend not
tq .vc any Of these phenomona.
Tuoys are Il feN circumstances
sasucv W,.ich movie tcchnic;ans have
to qlve va to musicians, Brill
pointed out Fer instance. if a feat
= performed during a continuous
oce9s IN when several people are
moving around and talking, it can't
Wy we'll have been accomplished
by trick photography.
ALSO A GUMSHOE
Hubert Brill is encouraged IN his
magical pursuits by the fact that al
though few professionals are still
active there are far more %mateur
maaIclanS than ever before. He has
completed scripts for series of film
shorts on magic, and for another
series prepared an expose OF the
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-31
= y TN I7IEV0 - u Ig1EE
ALSO 4 GUMSHOE
by Willis Thornton :.
vichy's Marionettes

In all the history of France there
is no sadder or moro sinister chap
Ter than what is now going on in
N.chT The government of unoccu-
nIed France has zone back on cy-
ssHthjne France stocd tor in the
opinion and regard of the civilized
world
She mas stricken Liberty. Equal
HE. Fraternity from her shield and
uG.ututcd words that smack
strongly Of Na2i idcology. She has
gathered around her every Schem-
ine reaeuOn2yY politician in the de
feated country Included in this
number are the men vino sat in the
Parliament and Sneered at the re
pubic, the b2ck-stabbers who be-
len9:d to the hooded Cagaulards.
the r.ch mems sons who INDUCED
IL the hoodlum methods of the
Camnlo,s du Roi. of which they
We're the mainstay both in finance
and membership.
The Felain governments every
decree and every moYe have benn
parrot copies of the enactment, OF
the Hitler gang in Germany. This
has been done not only because OF
inclination. but also because OF a
childish belle: that by SO doing, by
acting as willing marionetteS pulled
by Nazi strings, they can curry
IavOr with Hitler and win easier
peac" terms when the German ty-
rant gets around to that subject.
One Of the papers of Paris said
as much:
French unity has more to expect
from the generosity of the victor
than from a boaStful British prop
aeanda noW ON its last legs"
That IS undoubtedly the hoDc of
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-31
So They Saw

We have a depressing number
Ct college and university alumni
VINO are little more than SEilltul
trchnicians
PreeIdon. Alexander c. RlA-
Wa Uair". = of NlChlsan
Women ueeuHf have any fear
that ai!plaEes @echaAIcs Is a dirty
job \ manicjUs l&ets lust about as
lone while .m:;erine with a plano
as dom auytht. 80.
Mrs De- Stanley. licensed all
plane mata2M.".
" clnnc; tor strategic reasons
publish many details about the de.
s'ruction oi cucm submarines. but
Fl:.es au3 Ms--olli know the eX-
tens Oh cir sreat ioESes.-A. Y
Alexander Dl.tJIn's first lord of
tie admiralty
AG}lse M friends in Panama to
b sgocd by peaceful motives and
To aTo.d needing of blood-Arnul-
10 At.aa, depOSed president of Pan
anna. ate. exile to Nicaragua.
I haven't been in a shop since
May, l340. In trying TO collec.
MONEY iOr another clinic, but l hope
|ou dent mind ii I buy one or two
drtsseS.-DgCh">a Of Windsor to re-
porter asking about her shopping
plans.
The sin Of dabb;Ine in politics
IS a sin that should not be charged
alone against the utility COMPANIES.
Othtr corporations az 10. Withou,
unclean hands
Attorney C. c In FoYact p.caa-
ing hi, utiliiH client au.it; 10
contributing ) I..o. po..s!l4a....
7 an dceDl" Hn,nd - .uc&
grand, sublime theme II vleX Of tie
curren, e%traocaa.&lE encs4cucr.
Primo S1ujo, rapaae.e poem bu-
rcau chict. WheH tolG the c.apa"ar
had selected Clouds Crca Noun
tam Range" a tooic for Nc~
YcaG verse yaGtost.
There aagc be- man IN publr
life who Q.u BEN politicians to be
come statesman before ruW.
Pen smith. p.tn Il. lawyer. al
ter Rep Eycr-n D.si:ecn Illinois
ReDHhhsm, Switched 10 support
Standardization jorrIan policy
Dtu. j.. .Grc, .reonGs you al
ro..h -. @ir b"!oss DGIinr -
p c0.n -. q, s..' ..a.r -. III
acton II. ,#u"a
JCiE y g. Og..Nd, CUf.
ua81cN3't lDldc3.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-31
ADVERTISEMENTS

Don't uait TO advertise until your
business grows BIC. Maybe
you'd wait too long. Maybe it
wouldn't grow.
But it WILL grow if You'll make
OR readers know you and like
you and BELIEVE IN you.
That's almost all there IS to
know of selling!
Use SMALL ads now. Use them
regularly, tenaciOusly, make
them talk like 10N talk when
1oA sell. They'll hump their
shoulders and SELF they IL make
people like and beliele in you.
They'll build your business
and soon, tbeyHb4iiG themselves.
..... and there'll come time
when yoHX remember with a
SMILEY wh.n yoNr business was
young and slender, when yon
used small ads.
We've much to tell that you'll
like to hear. May we come? Will
YOU phone to tell us when?
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-31
WE'D RATHER NOT SEE
1T COME TRUE

IT COME TRUE
Two day ago tht>colamn said. IF the
labor racketeer> caR EG away with Il.
neither congress nor the administrator
will de- anything ahau, defense strikes.
Yesterday "a news dispatch Oh page one
OF this paper sad. 49,. / appeared prom
able that reopeu;np of the captive lcoaI}
mines would deIcr any preSIdenuaI Re
quest fer som, form of aht.->trlk' legs
lation -.
Two day apo.u< ~a.d. ii VII be a
curtallment lot dctta>, sttIhes) brought
about entirely bY The labor rtcketesrS Who
have been most active II stirring mp n
duStrial sabotage.
Yesterday the page one news dispatch
reported that John !. Lewis had ordered
his Go miners back To work IN the cap
tive coal mines after President Roosevelt
announced that the National Defense Me
diation Board would consider Lewis dc
mand for q union shop IN the mines.
We said that strikes would tlgn to
end within 10 days. Within two days.
John l. Lewis announced that the miners
would go back To work. His announce
ment Was nothing in the world but pal
pable effort to stem the rising TIDE Of
congressional sentiment in favor ot anti
strike legislation.
All this is not brought up here in any
81 told you 50" spirit. We are sorry.
this time. that We Were right. We are
sorry, because we would like to think
of our administration as ShreWd enough
to see behind the SmokeScreen sent up by
the labor racketeerS in an effort to pro-
tect their reasonable doinES.
President Roosevelt lost battle 10
John l.. Lewis when he agreed that the
Defense Mediation Board would consider
the unions closed shop demand II the
miners would return 10 work.
The President had demanded that the
miners go back pending arbitration Of
their dispute Lewis had defied him. /
was an open and shut issue between the
President OF the United States and the
leader of labor union. The whole pres
tige of this cOuntry's greatest office was
at stake. And il was sacrificed to ap-
peaSe man who has been branded on the
floor of congress a. a traitor in time OF
national emergency. The President lost
face in order TO save face for dlscredlt-
ed labor leader.
1t appeared almost that the President
had said to Lewis, If you don't give IN
Just little bit, I'm going to be forced by
public opinion to favor anti-strike legiS-
iaton." And ii appeared that Lewis
taking the hint had said, AL right, but
you've got to promise me what | want,
first
SO the basic issue remains unsettled;
while a frightened administration and
clustering labor union leaders get togeth,,
er to bring about a cooling off period
during which strikes will decrease. until
such time as public opinion shall have
ouieted down. After that, you can bet
your bottom dollar, it will be the same
story all over again.
SO we say again, as we said two days
ago in the matter Of legislation to curb
defense strikes, This is no time TO wait;
il is time to act. and act firmly.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-31
by Peter Edison
The Inside Track in Washington

u.,a.. Hadac tht ,losc, ~h2p. .sero
W.. nc reason WHY ,.e m.ner
N..N.... - ysosse nlooS should -.
l.9H tls .aWe NNvS4a4 conditions
bceRu SIEF OF B.,aIE
r E.. - 81 o. ,r= EiUi. neihr'
SIDE ...e= III net A9j HEeu m...
c.. - roIs... thair chests. e.l l.2Wau-
.uz sauut lhyu principles and eX-
r:.ae. ~ the G.y' consequences ~
b. expected II ne principles aren't
,ta.E .o. mere t,nf mHch tnat en-
br as., Vita them The McdiaIoo
VIA. .qua.p il the middle
y malse, VIA, Il mleht 90.
il ~ $40 to be blamed = il
...aMa,aaed closed sLoo. il ,e&id
,a.a. on beina puuned IL a iahor
sip..e l. II recommended tha' thr
r.a.f" mincs ~ on worEinG as
n..s s.le worked w., q ley. WITH
y.. Is' s.o,ed ato. ne ,lassc
ye.#. .a.s .-cm ..e IoHs~ l2tnr
,..@# ~. .i,e beard Was Huls5'.
T.. - '..a '3el at cao-41 40 j.
N t.=. i >.r'ha. Nts ma1ur
-..a a.u..sa t'G,'- aaa oys1ault a
=. - 49, p.aj..'eu 81 U,(en~'
-.... N.tstp =. ;''r 80. y teu.d
,.s# ~ ii. -. .~ ~ eeaca IL
WASHINGTON IyEN i&H
-. 's,..s4. AdlnM@f.2tisS.-
U..# r sa...e. o.& -,.a@ H.t2.,
:. ##. .t...e. .ss- -. ...-. - a.t.'
-.. sa..ma r.ls- i, - -.
81. ... uu. .ac' G,r Ma".n-
.:.G W. Ng5e- -seaGl,e ". "a.
H..z ,.mes fram Conan R.casat
q rid director @; Marine '",9as
.... NO ted q 0o.!crcaec W
.;, :. peace and We are a. w.
Sion production IN the Fast l.
months ha~ been A. million pan~
c.,e fu.ea and half paris 20!
g., :. mn. woman and child in the
stsr IN case you're Interested III
.u9sna o." quota. Dep. rt,aent
G.. Commerce aaHS the country new
..I. &Od3 trad, seeCC!2'iON =
t.u"a ol 1.nm u,tl5nal IL .Soar
M.ss 'uy3 - 09o n"of t. ua% ro!ar
3.-Ha# .,. s,c,e d. Oula -
Htna - .eo# IWsLn .oJacso
"s.#... aaslIa.n . III .
:,s# E#s..- tou ft4's .. ,hn
E.. T." - R4,IJ -" va,@cd y
.".s. n- - = = Goods all ready
$40 m.,.oa. iu. 10 one will Sneelfg
WEa' 10y are.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-31
Did You Know?

During 1888. 488 bunting accidents
with 78 fatalities occurred in Penn
sYlvania
ApproHimatcly 212a ooo Union
troops Wcre neaseG - lhe Cnal
War.
Giant ray. although thcy reach
width OF % fcat aNd = .ea more
than a ton, can leap .sm.AseIN cut
ol the water.
Biggest industry in the United
states is the manufacture Il ma
chinery.
The age OF a probo@niy monkey
can be told by thc length OF its
nose, The Older fhe monkey TIE
longer the nose.
State employca Of Florida. tray
cling en- expense accounts. are
limited 10 $3.50 dog for hotel
rooms and m,&.#.
Australia L. close ~ Canada
than 10 ENGLAND /. d.-.., linz.
Zachary Taylot orc OF The prcsi-
dents OF the United ,5citrS. Na& a
soldier and cotton pluafrl.
The camel is u native al DIE
North AupScsn ysnt'ae.r
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-31
WASHINGTNN- O. 81

WASHINGTON. o.; 81 There
Is Il lot more Gcod rcu Ee&. traa
tree Ne'Sc behind CPNs lajcs.
EiAh >oaMdl0l statement 10 the ii
felt that 2atCrru1.ov ~ Gei".',s
production by strikes or labor SLOW
downs Is TIE grealoS, h9.p - IT,
ereSsor> can Sc, II these Gay We,
materia. on The battlefield l. o.
erythme ter The labor Sitaaj.o,.
Is getting toa2h aeain. Or pe,s2as
more correctly, il s,Ill touch, "
Typical Is john !. LeWI>'s not
to the National Defense Nediatc:
board putting Al END To the truce
under which negouatlons had bean
conducted since Sept - 10 se,tla
the closed shop issue affecting Al
000 coal miners II TIE >,t,l con
pany captive mines Of Pennsylvania
Virginia and West N!r2Ima. &N@
calllne for a strike effective SGtUr-
CAY midnight. Oct - TIE record q
III" efforts l. settle iAl~ ,.INute gl'e>
az iNumT1fi1s p'egU." q. Wha, L.
be- MegoUlto.> N&ge -aae tMoUaE
= t.'as- 10 WyHE out .-rca@cH,s.
In #.-r - p -. -. ii ".nsC.c#
t.om t.'e b ceas strike {, l2s.
>prn- Waea ;ha nrw a~geem,2
&a- >i-re. e >oyer In eoMmG,.t1
mines. ,lcya rlma.9cd .He aer"e-
men. % he ". Htd 81, VIII .'s
captive mlHc>. fe.oU.ss -, O!...
D.~cc, He-ot.3..crs nr,.#." - co-
orators aNG fac uHe., ,sa-.,c3
.aolan tie s.Mia'a. @HG o.. ScNt
). ne Cr.,ea Mae We"te.s ...!-
ed ,hclr men ont en- -5&.,e
NDAtB stepped mto III" plc.Wa
and recommended = 50-Gur tr} s,
.he men to return 10 work and ro-
nam a work thereafter untl' tie
expiration Of a three-day notice in
writing given by the parties o.
either side TINS was agreed %.
anG negotiations be2an on SEN
before three beard members &
man William H DAVIS, W2.l-9
Teaele representing employers. yu&
Hugh lyon, rcpreaentm- emp'oNC~
The truce Wa ratified IN tWo DAY,
an0 the m.ae. H,#jtd ptodueuOa
Sep, ~.
HUNG UPOS ONE POINT
Some e. Representatives, oi thc
miner. enc 1T oHe.u;a: 81. n ~
tie poEWcV'~ A.euu,9t@ Ware re-
sumed Sou. n aaa NO r3ns@uc.
three days. They Wee resumed
again O2t : foY another .hree days
then recessed with no definite d.
Tor furthe. hea,lHsS III truce e.
pired on Oct. II FOu" days .ater
Lewis served notice Grd called 10
strike. All the Mediation Board
could DO under sui circumstance
Was tssle lis recommendation end
hope for the best. a. it has no au-
taority 10 enforce its findings.
The foregoing lo2 Is presented in
tetail not because the date an,
exictna in thcmselyc bat to SHOW
Nv o,sa OF these i,bor cases c2n
cor hung up for 'c.lAt Jase O. a"gu-
ment during a period OF six wccke
all over one point Il anv pro-rc>,
a, ali had been made dHrins IT,
arguments. the case Would have
been settled. Everything va 81
agreed 70 except the one mo-, Do.n5
Of whether o. rot captive coo. o..-.
should be operated on .ho c,222
shop basis. and there ne case was
stuck
It was the contention Q: thc can
tive mine operators. .a.-ely tee
companies, tha- since rGno CT ther
other union contracts n tho feel
mills proper were closed shop con-
tracts, they SHOULD no Be eaEer'cd
to grant the closed shop privileges
to one group Of emploves the coal
miners. II was the miners coatrn-
ton that. since all othel coal miners
IN the commercial mines We're 0p-
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-31
Thought for the Day

EDITORS NOTE: The fOHoming edit
OriGiS are presented as interesting Opin-
ions COiced bv editors elsewhere. They
do not necessarily reflect the opinion of
this paper.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-31
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The undersigned does hereby cer-
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ness at 6l8 Main Street, in the City
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Dated this 22d clay of October,
i941.
R. 3. DESSERT, Jr.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA
IS.
COUNTY OF IMFERIALD
On this z2d Gay of october, 1914
before me Eunicc Hindle. a Notary
Public in and for said County and
State. residing therein, duly COM
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appeared +. B. Dessert, Jr., known
to me to be the person whose name
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certificate first above written.
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SEAL said County and State.