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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-17
The Germans Say:

nLIN--A high command
eommuniqus said Thursday that
fighting vas gong an 81 several
points n the outer defense ring
of Mosrow. 100 hilcm~tsrs ss3i
niies) from the city and that
kaiinln and ksInEa. hey points
In tho German path. had bsen IN
German hsnds for several days
u Was Indicated that the Ger
mans now we're far beyond thsss
poibts
kallnsn. 100 miles Northwest NJ
Mosco~. ~ss In tho path II The
nofthernmost ef thre~ f5srynsn
armies driving en the Russlss
capital and kslnss. 100 miieo
southwest at Moseo~. wss IN tn
PAIN II the soufhsrnmost drive
wf1is the third German ARMY
ssrseh d,Fsst toward ths city from
the seuisr.
svGS1AL COsmuNtQug
DnsuED ~ ssTLE9 nEpEATmU
In ~ eommunlqus lsssssd 81
Adnif Nitlsrs headquarters. the
high command repeated = special
eommunsqns Of "Wednesday. asssrf-
Ing that ths ''douhis baisis II
Bryssss and vysnsus 10 sssssns
lts esneiuslnn .
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-17
u. S. Submarines
Going 10 Britain
WASHINGTON

WAsHfNGT0S ~ Secretary Of
Navy Frank Knox announced
Thursday mat tho reeonmiz-
stoned. over-sge u. s. navy sub
marines are beng Transferred 20
Great Britain under the ieass-Isnd
program.
The submarines are the first
ysrships II the u. 3 navy 70 BE-
turned over 10 the British. a. far
a. - known. since the transfer
~ 50 average destroyers IN return
or Atlantic base rights last year.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-17

Nina Tseomsns sfs IN rs<eiys
silver ssrvs<e bstt0ns s~srdsd -
the Amsrsesn Meat Institute IN
recognition Of having eompi~tsd
rs years In ths meat industry.
Ts~y are Paul Budinsek. Herman
Crsbo~ski. Frank jacobson. M
Kusks. Frank Lsytols. John Lys~
kofski. MICA Font<iius. Ansslo she
iesngus ard Fred vsttsF. II The
c.fstsns Packing Co.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-17
Russ Campaign
Vital, But Not
Decisive One!
ToDAy'S WAa koveS
snss, q. . Sss. OFT
~ LOUIS ?. kgGMLg
-. - 49, A~x..a

Great Britain sd The unsts1
states are booking beyond IN
tifantie ssrsGsis going On n nus
STA 10 the mart thssfsr n Gar.
which apparently thsv aspect 70
10 the hsdst~rrsassa basss ard
ths Middle East
In the allied vi~w. ths asi1sssrs
esmpsiwn 10 . vital pnsss a the
wsr. BAH not the decisive eus-
Even II Russia collapsed thsy bod.
Hitler oil merely have si,msnst~d
another fighting ssoat ard thsr
attend 10 b. rss1y N msst he
neat move.
However. sillsd Strategy =
i.sss1 M ths ssssaptsan tsAf
Fss~i. viii at solisb~< hstsrssi
ed 10 bs,rT sod % Fz~sss. NJ
fcentinsssd o. psxs ~. csAams ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-17
DENTAL ExAmsNEs

OILY PfA--Gos. Arthur ,
Lsnxiis Thursday appointed Dr..
Howard 1. Gilbert. Seattle. 10 th~
state board o. dental sxsmsnsrs.
Ne replaces w. X. Hagen. Seattle.
and walI serve . thzse-yeAr term
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-17
REPORT ODESSA IN FLAMES
laundering Hordes OF Nazis
Plunge on Toward Moscow.
Heart OF Age-Old Russia
LONG WAR IN SOVIET LOOMS

suses - - tanso ~ - -
nsvtss s~vsvo~pue - -
iIsss6 - hsvs ~ Noonpeu.
resve sssr1 that ~ 5aonaeuu
embassy IN Marrow NJ neea -.
ssrws>d n - psvpessH - psevu
na~u~ ~ midnight we1NesGny
night
4 hsee psss - - -
umetr soaefs - - nooneUw
ssvas~stes - lDopeloun 49,
svs<~sts6 - nssna - -
seaet ~ ~ wns.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-17

Your postmaster can tell you
hc~ TO invest In u. .. Defense
Bonds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-17
u.s. SEES POSSIBLE JAPANESE ATTACK ON RU$sf


t~~>sss~s s~~ssAs - assup1HS
r~~p>s~s..ssl Nssa. ~ ~. -
-. 49,. slsil -. sfsa
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-02-21
OHEN v U~NIVERSITNf


Ohen vypukl ma druhem pos
chod1 Universitni nemocnice v
nedeli. V dobe tie zadni memo
chi ma druhem poschodf nebyli.
Ohen vypukl We svetnici napl-
meme chemikaliemi. Hasici Cd
razeni byli vypary, kdyz popr-
We vstoupili do svetnice.
= Pozarem zniceny byly city
ri budovy a zastavena prace v
Maryland Sanitary Manufac-
turing spolecnosti, ktery tam
vppukl v nedeli rano. Hasici
volani byli ku zdolanf 'ohne Ia
V tovarne zamestna-
no jest kolem $50 osob v budo-
vach, jez ohnem zniceny byly.
Dalsfch $50 zf1zencd pracuji-
clch v jinych budovach, pokra-
covalo v praci v pondell.
V tovarne hotovy byly r1zne
vladn1 zakazky pro obranne Il
cely. Ohen zpozorovan byl v
pocatku SVEN dvema hochy
hraj1c1mi 81 v bl1zkosti. NJ
kterem m1ste pozar vznikl, ne
bylo mono ~zjistiti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-02-21
PREDLOHA Ma TRESTANf
NALEVANf NEZLETILYM
4 K

V odsuzovanf netecnosti ro-
dic1 v1ci pitt opojnych napojl
mezi jejich nezletilymi dftka-
mi, predseda komisar1 ma po-
volovani licensi, Charles T. De
Viness oznamil, re predloha
poslana ku zakonodarne, aby
zamezeno bylo falesne udavanf
nedospelych. We sve zprave
DIZZINESS castecne Ultima Sc
bartendr1 a majiteld hospod a
nocnlch klubG, jakoby ii vzdy
vedome prodavali lfhoviny ne
zletilym.
Dovozoval, re nedospely IA
lesne udavaj1ci vek svdj je pra-
We tax vinnym jake osoba. jez
Jim prodava lfhoviny.
Stanoveny frosty 800.
Majitele mnohych mistnostf
mali zvlastnf osoby u dveri, "a
by Sc tazali a bedlive vysetro-
valy vsechny mlade vyhlizejici
ma jejich start. Nekde tact mu-
81 podepsati listy, re jsou pres
|21 rok1 start. Jest zvlaste tez-
kym rozhodovati O start dfvek.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-02-21
$1,000 "a PET "DEMANTo."

Abraham Tannebaum, kupec
v 1900 blocku Light ulice, nav
stiven byl v pondeli cizinecky
vyhlfzejfcfm namorn1kem, jenz
mezi reel povedel groceristovi
O SVEN davno ztracenem bra
tru, ktereho nevidel pc 20 ro-
XII. Host udal groceristovi sve
jmeno: Mr.. Metzar, 143 Rue
Montague, Buenos Aires, jenz
v pondelf pTijel S lodi do New
Yorku. S bolesti vyprav6l, jak
matka jeho, Sub1na, jest memo
cna Argentine a jak on zde
je vlastne proto, ably vyhledal
sveho zmizeleho bratra. Mezi
Teci ukazal kupci 5 nebrouse-
nych demantG, ktere dostal
pred ctyTmi roxy z nejakeho
"vzdaleneho Vychodu-v Cal
cute"
NamoTnik odesel a v 1tery
pfisel ku kupci znovu S radost-
nou zpravou, re ma zpravu O
SVEN zmizelem bratru. "Jest
V jinem meste," S plesem v O.
cfch lfcil, "ale nemam pen1ze,
abych tam "a MIN jeti mohl."
PAX sesmutnel. V kapse "a
chrastily diamanty. MAN pet
diamantd," vzdychl 81, ga pre-
&c jsem chudy. Je mi "a tezko
cd Mich Sc odlouciti, ale zkusfm
zvedeti jejich cenu, kdyby mi
napadlo je prodati." z tele-
fonnf bulky groceristovy zavo-
lal obchodnfka Sc sperky. Ten
"a chv1li Shiny ma posezen1-
Sc pribatolil do obchodu gro
ceristy. Zahledel Sc do ipeti
kamink1 a zvolal: Zach, ano.
Jsou krasne, a jak vzacne. Kaz
dy phi %nejmens1m stoj1 $500.
Tannebaum Sc d1val. PAX
doSlo ku obchodovan1, az ma
mofn1k svolil, re by pc $500
prodal kazdy ten demant, ale
ten patty, posledn1 re neproda,
ale necha pro svoji matku.
Netrvalo dlouho, kdyz manor
mix a grocerista ruku v ruce Sc
hnali do banky ma Cross a
Light ulicfch. Grocerista wy
zdvihl $1,000, jez ocistly Sc v
kapse namorn1kove a demanty
" kancn orOcnrictu
Plny stest1 grocerista vzdy-
chal a vzdychal a "a sameho
vzdychan1 pfidal jeste $40.
Nastalo louceni. Grocerista
hnal Sc ku jinemu obchodniku
Sc sperky, jenz "demanty" pro-
hledl a groceristovi rekl, re
jsou 1plne falesne a bezcenne.
S narkem: "M1j Boze, CO
mne to udelali," sdelil vse po-
licii.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-02-21
SpOrtOvn1 Hlfdka
KRfzKOVE
ZAPASY " CARLIN'S ARENA

Pr1st1 1tery, dine 25. 1nora
pofadany budou krlzkove "a
pasy champion Wrestling"
v Carlin's Arena pod protekto-
ratem Forest 345 Tall Cedars
Of Lebanon. V hlavnlm zapa-
Sc ktery urcen ma dobu jedne
porazky 1cinkovati budou:
Ray Steel, 223 Id. z Glendale,
Cal, uznany National Wrest-
ling Asso. jake champion utka
Sc S Ernie Dusek, 236 Id. z O.
mahy, Neb.
Nasledujlc1 zapas Dude zapas
dvojic mezi Lou Plummer, 240
ID. a Ed Newman, 235 ID. VS..
Tommy Rae, 228 Id. a Joe De-
Vatican, 218 ID. Vftezi ziskati
must dive porazky re 3 utkanf.
Zvlastni atrakcl Dude zapas
zen ktery urcen ma dobu jedne
porazky. Connie Davis, 1876 Id.
z Tennessee zapasiti Dude S
Grace Costello, 1876 Id. z New
Yorku.
V nasledujicich dvou zapa-
sech ktere urceny ma dobu 80
minut aneb jedne porazky L.
cinkujf:
Rudy Dusek, 22O Id. VS.. Jim
"Big Coon" Henry, FAT lb.
Fred Legs" Grobmier, 218
Id. VS.. Tiger Tasker, 219 ID.
VetSf cast z vytezku z techto
zapasG odevzdan Dude Tall
Cedar Charity Fund.
Kdo Sc chce mile pobaviti
zavita do Carlin's Arena
1tery a nebude toho Ito
vati.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-02-21
DO FORT MEADE.

Re zbrojnice 5. pluku v 8 no.
din v pondelf rano vyrazilo so
vojenskych truck1, ma nichz
odj1zdeli do cvicebnfho tabora
We Fort George C. Meade voia-
CT IT'S. pesfho pluku. Vojakdm
dana snldane o p6l sedme hodi-
ne a kazdy nesl S sebou tri sand
wiche vedle lahvi s horkou ka-
YOU. Regiment ubytovan Dude
We "A baracfch.
Dvousty delostrelecky
pluk z New Yorku ma sve ceste
do Camp Stewart, v Georgii,
pfijel ku Baltimorske zbrojnici
kolem 8. hodiny vecer, ably zde
stravil noe, kde cviceni budou
pc jeden rok. Vojaci prijeli ma
SO povozech.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-02-21
KRADEzE.

V obchodu v 1. blocku North
Greene ulice chycen byl Ger
noch Vernon Carroll, % roxy
starry, jenz tam pokusiti Sc
chtel O kradez. Policiste, kteri
tam vnikli oknem ma druhem
poschod1, nalezli cernocha skry
vaj1c1ho Sc Ia dveTmi ma PRIV
MIN poschod1.
= William j. Christensen,
ffdic taxicabu prepaden a olou-
pen byl v noel z patku ma sobo-
tn dvema cernochy O $1.13.
Cernosi zadali jej, ally je zave-
ri do Cain ulice. Kdyz pTijeli
do 400 blocku ulice tie, S re-
%volverem vrhli Sc ma neho.
= Sedmdesatilety John E.
Brown, kdyz vracel Sc z lekar-
ny, napaden byl v patek trent
cernochy a okraden jimi O SIS
a hodinky v 1900 blocku Park
avenue. Cernochy ranen byl
ma nlaVe a ODllceJe.
= Belosskym hochem v 700
blocku E. 20. ulice okradena
byla Anna Andrews O tobolku
v nfz mela $18.
- Tobolka Lillian Marshall,
osetfovatelce 2 Johns Hopkins
nemocnice vzata byla cernos-
kym hochem, kdyz v patek sla
pc Broadway blfzkosti Mo-
nument ulice. V tobolce oSetfo-
vatelka mela SO.
- Ma Alendale ulici u Null
berry ulice kratce pc pdlnoci v
sobotu Helen Cox mladym be-
losskym zlodejem ukradena
byla tolbolka sc $33.75. Mladik
byl pry asi % rok1 star.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-02-21
PRO VO.
JENSKOU SLUzBU.

Lekarstf ddstojnfci tretfho vo-
jenskeho odboru, jsou pTesved-
cent, re "jest nutna potreba
pro hledan1 osetrovatelek' pro
vojenskou sluzbu, ably zacho-
van byl pokrok jejich vGci sta
lie rostouc1mu poctu vojska vo-
laneho do cvicenf. V oboru ire
tho distriktu budou mfsta pro
700 az 800 osetrovatelek ko-
lem l. cervence.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-02-21
PENSI ODEPRfTI
STANTONOVI.

Senatni financni vybor v An
napolis zadan byl v 1tery ode
prfti pensi $4,000 rocne byva-
lemu soudci, Robertu F. Stan
ton, ktery jake policejnf komi-
sar dostava vedle pense teto
sluzne $4,000 rocne.
Zadost tuto jmenem pravnic-
keno sdruzenf v Baltimore uci-
nil Samuel j. Fisher, kdyz Sc
nator Calan, demokrat z 2. dis
triktu prinesl ma svetlo fakt, re
Stanton dostava pensi. Pensi
tuto dostava cd rs. prosince
1889.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-02-21
MOVE DANE.

V Annapolis administrator
1Tednlci S governerem O'Conor
V cele pripustili, re n6jaky no.
w druh DAM nutnym Dude, a.
by molly financovany byti GER
nosske ueitelske platy, ably tyto
vyrovnati Sc mohli platGm be-
1osskych ucitelG.
Bude nutnym sebrati $412,-
900, ably sluzne vyrovnano BY
ii mohlo.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-02-21
NEDOSTATEK
OSETROVATELEK.

Nasledkem nedostatku ose-
trovatelek a jinych nemocnic-
mich pomocnfkd, sprava City
Hospitals nucena byla zrusiti
devadesat pet luck mimo po-
tfeby.
Nedostatek zavinen tim, re
stale rostoucf zamestnanost DO
vstava z programu narodnf O.
brany.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-02-21
4 v ~GASOLfNOVE
STANICI.

Michael Joyce, Is rokG sta
ry, pomocnik ma gasolfnove STA
nici ma rohu Pratt a Hanover u
lie, popalen byl nebezpecne ia
nohou, kdyz chtel zameziti o.
hni, ktery povstal u gasolfncv6
pumpy, kterou gasolfn vlevan
do nadrzky trucku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-02-21
z u BALTIMORSKE
PRACE.

Cd 8 mes1cG do teto dolby do
stale V Marylandu praci asi
$4,000 a snad az 10000 osob.
10000 nebo vice novych zrf-
zencG Dude v nastavaj1cf dobe
do obrannych praci v Balti-
more a okolf. Ma konanf tech
to Dude sem dopraveno asi 49,
900 z jineho statu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-02-21
Fiser

a nynf klidne spf svdj vecny
sen ma Narodnfm hrbitove, a
ia pTichazfm abych il venoval
upTfmnOu vzpominku.
Iva duse cista k vysinam Sc
vznesla- svitem hv6zdiCek Ty
zarmutek m1j iris, lee z bolu
THY, jake probuzen re sna bu-
de, az "a Tebou pTfjdu v mad
poZemskou TlS.
K uctenf pamatky I've venuje:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-02-21

52lety cernoch, Frank Nor
rison, obvinen byl patek. re
zapalil dun v 100 blocku Rus
sell ulice pred trent tydny. Eat
cen byl We ctvrtek v noel.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-02-21

ZABAV.
1941

Divadla v Sokolovne:
2. bTezna - nedele.
Is. dubna - nedele.
Pfipravuje Sc zpevohra 90
kolo rybn1ka."
Dslnicky Dim:
Nedele, 9. brezna :-Divadlo
Sobota, Is. brezna: = jose
fovska zabava.
Nedele, 27. dubna: = Kvet-
nova oslava.
Cvicfcf Krouzek BALTIC.
Sokolic poTada 3. Vyrocnf Ia
nee v sobotu, 8. bTezna v Soko-
lovne.
- Dem. Klub Ceskych Mia
dlk1 Z. wardy Dude odbyvati
poslednf UstTicove Hody v Sc
zone v nedeli, %. brezna v Klu-
bu, 21OO Ashland Avenue.
- Dozvuky Sibrinek budou
v sobotu, dine %. bTezna.
= Dram. Odbor "Sokol"
Curtis Bay sehraje divadlo
Exam nemGze cert, nastrcf ba-
bu", v ned6li, dine 8. bfezna We
3 hod. odpol. v Sokolovne 1927
Cherry ulice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-02-21
BANKET MLEKARU.

V Cordova Md, druhy vyro-
chi banket konan Dude 27. d
nora cleny mezistatn1ch mleka-
RI, v nemz clendm a jejich man
zelkam dany budou informace,
CO sdruzenl mlekaTn pudsobf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-02-21
VZPOMiNKA.

S bolnym srdcem vzpoml-
nam ma den "a. 1nora, neb to-
mu Dude 5 let co me opustila
mole milovane matka
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-25
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
No. 32I1

Estate of FINER F.. SIMPSON,
Deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the un-
dersigned, NJ. ID. ZINN, Public Adj
ministrator. as administrator of the
estate of Elmer E. Simpson, de-
ceased, to the creditors of and all
persons having claims against the
said deceased. that within six
months after the first publication
of this notice they either file them
with the necessary vouchers in the
office of the Clerk of the Superior
Court Of the State of California,
in and or the County Of Imperial,
or exhibit them With the necessary
vouchers to the said M. d. ZINN
as administrator of said estate, at
the office of d. b. Roberts, POT
Bank OF America Building, E. Cen
tro, California. the same being the
place for the transaction of the
business of the said estate in the
County Of Imperial. State of Cali
fornia.
Dated at Ell Centre, California,
this 3 day of September, 194l.
NJ. d. ZINN,
i Administrators of the Estate Of
/ ELMER f. SIMPSON,
J Deceased.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-25
by Willis Thornton :.
Now the Russian Gold Too

also dominates Bulgaria and Ser
bla. which had clung to Il gold
basis for their money, have Just
been compelled to abandon it and
base their currency on the ReiehS-
mark Croatia and YugoslaVia were
recently added 10 ne new inan-
rial order" OF the Rclchslnark.
which means the Germans MAY at-
ouire any assets in those countries
at their own price. since the rela-
tionship between their cmrcncles
and the paper mark of Germany
are set BY fiat and maintained by
the bayonct.
This strongly suggests that the
United States must do something
more with its gold than SIT ON 1t.
once again we suggest that one
thing to do is to distribute part OF
the gold obviously not needed Tor
any conceivable monetary use
among friendly countries whose
trade we wish 10 increase and link
with our own. Instead OF loans and
credits when We wish to buy man
gancse. tin or chromium OF build Il
PAN American road, IS 1t not worth
while to consider the possible effect
OF swapping hard gold which IS III
excess of our own needs for COM
modlties which we do need?
This would enable friendly coun-
tries to adjust their curcncics 20
that of the United States, and help
to create dollar" area OF the
world which could stand against
the phony mark area" Then. when
the bayonets no longer support the
mark. there will be something stable
in the world to take its place.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-25
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Redistribution i .i.e -, senate. en-
1utly a~la, tran IT,, desire ii anlon.>,s
10 r.44l control. "pu' a". r.. = a'l> ".l'
tht. polic.e, - ...,,-.....s., y Vv GaNe hraf0
So n.ucl. ...- st=4T. /, WQUIo deny
r,pr,- ..s'..'. -. -. ''.Ho'laI'' 'i'...-
orItt ...... ..=.t.s. tap mach power III
thu h.a ..#I#..#. ...tFo.led Ma ef-
i,. - ..s... s... .,a u ne ~.
p.a.,# ....l...# ........~. ...t such a. M
d. .H,.CUifoIu.a
H.. .h.. assembly.
-.s ',d on a popu-
lat5.s ..~.-. 4..s. L. ~gi.,..e. u "h.c'.
tho - ,.te.t.G ,.seof;Mg - al "Ih.-
tr..!,# ..r.6al.. Tho sans : ~" ot
thc H. 8. .-re~-.p HE assembly
gi,,s re-eAr,,..n# according u popu-
la1lon: .h. ~. ..Ho, jr~ = safeguard
far t,l, .f...l...--~ -. r.. ..Hor.t!eS The
Wlot, Anar.1..s. #~.~;.a, ~ legislation.
;nriJ4rt. . - p#nFDteCt minor
j,je, -. -. " -.,... legislature =
mel - l@.,e.n..a a.,er tie. American
ideal.
II tne AL ,a,sv~d> IN il plan, Cali
for,ia n-..r,,, a. Will U.d Goud-hyt To rep
resc!Itut.,s .sa.,l!.,,.e..,. 10y il VIII have
a lUVr!..u.e.t ..rf. entirely DN power
ful ma aiar.t} IL ~ interests Il the pow
erful majority f!a -a.~ sense. "nlajor-
ity" rct,r- oaIt''ta u. organized group-
it must IT,. r,#n-a ,ceaegr3 tina, the minor
itie>". j. o.-ar.a,d. would represent the
majority o. M ~lat-'~ population.)
Il :, - ne interest Hi only OF the 50
called 10y e.4nr.e~ bill, 10 III whole
state = -. 10. ..e All. ~ttort Is de-
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-25
NAzI SLAVES
fNevada State JournaD

y
Germany is feeling the sharp sting of
truth in Napoleon'S statement that en-
pireS of conquest always die of mdlges-
tioA. Through the curtain Of censorship
which has been drawn around the coun-
tires which the Germans hold by force
are >eeping stories Of the fierce cruel
reprisalS of which freedom-lovlng peo-
pies are capable when the heel OF the OPP
preS>or becomes intolerable.
Two strong forces of human nature
work TO defeat the tyrant who would
conquer. loot and enSlave a free people.
Under pressure. the fires of liberty that
aI/ in the stricken people are rekindled,
dormant traditions flare back to life,
tie folk tales Of heroes in the old fights
tol freedom become a creed Of action. At
ne same time the soldiers Of the con-
Gueror who are left 70 hold the country
become soft and friendly and easily fool
..a
When the mdercover rebellion breaks
through here and there, the conqueror' 5
remedy is the punishment Of whole groups
ot people. OF OF the community in which
the outbreak took place. And invariably
hat works not to suppress the revolt
leaders but to encourage them. The gov
ernment established By the conqueror
can seldom prevail, for il is always a
symbol Of the conquest-the creature of
tle tyfant.
As long as the will to live in liberty
prevails among the subiugated peoples,
ne Germans viii have to face not only
Tie enemy Of the battle line, but the
enemy Of the rear, who in an hour Of
battle reverse may prove 70 be the more
,5oWrrtll ot' the Two
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-25
BERLIN IS
STRANGELY INDIGNANT
L. .Anral-nrmueraN

Ns,lA~N..Ie NJ pCa.-ItnutI|S
E.r.... G.~o..t,Ne> tell us Is highly IN
#........ over s.r raias the British have
#.,s a..er~lty.ug against that city. Their
a.4u.#g> alt being ruined, their people
.....t. I'd ~ EerlnerS do not like Il.
Dc.uac.ut.ous refer to the attacks as
..Ma.u. go .oatish.
Shades @. Coventry and Birmingham.
y - started th.> business ot bombing
.....~ #V.t..ea: ,oo much attention to tine
........~ II civilized conduct We have
..,s 900 many authentic pictures OF the
.r,r... .n.ryes. in England-runed eath,
qug...,. wrecked hospitals. demolished
..n..,. cities reduced to rubole-to De
.asruncmed WIKI pity when Befhn be
..l.> - >op.
Tner,. j, sympathy. even 50. 7or lnno-
,,.... civilians One cannot view SutH ="
savage spectacle without emouonaI ie"e-
..na For the non-combatantS III all lhe
warning lands. and particularly tor the
children. our hearts are moved when the
heavens ram death But II has been made
an jn>euarable ingredient Of modern war
-Hr, and no one else has done as much
- make il 50 as the cold-blooded tuehref
~ho started the whole thing. Brltah
could not survive 10y fighting with plIio
gloves while its foe used brass knuckIeS.
Bar in Berlin reaction to the British
raids ma>t include incredibIity as we'll
- horror. Did not the good Adolf long
ave- glve assurance they had nothing to
tv,r: that he would quickly subdue Eng
and and the rest of Europe? Hitler
promised them >poilS, not bloodshed, on
he home front.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-25

Before tie latest and more active
phase ot World War II caused at
tentluu to be lyeted on military
Scut~. fherc was considerable con-
Germ Ill the United States about the
layt thai all The worlds GOLD Waa
autrug To tins country. This has
been obScurcd by the clash and
roar of the Russian campaign but
Il j., StIll going on.
Tn tact. It Is going on with new
twist. because Russia was one of the
lew countries which still had gold
in quantity Now Russia is turning
over its gold to the United States
IN exchange tor desperately needed
NAL supplies.
TIC monetary cold stocks OF the
Umted States stood at SD 7l8,686000
Il. tnc end Of August. an increase
OF more than S44 100000 in that
month alone. The tendency for the
United States to get it all con-
.nuc> without interruption.
Renewed assurances come from
Germany that nne OF that country S
AIMS is to abolish entirely the gold
basis for money This is always
placed ON high moral plane, with
mouthingS about delivering the
world from the domination OF gold,
but Its sincerity is about on a par
with other Nazl declarations, since
thcv have ncvc" failed to loot each
conquered country Of all the gold
IN sight. There never was enough
in sight. however. so having no
gold. the Na2is are against 1t.
Nevertheless. it must not be for
GOTTEN that wherever Nazi bayo-
nets dominate. there the Na%l mark