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Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-22
u. S. Makes Huge
Loan to Britain

WASHINGTON, July %. (UP)-The Reconstruction
Finance corporation today announced approval of S425
100000 loan to the united kingdom of Great Britain and
Northern Ireland to pay for American supplies con-
tracted for prior to enactment of the lendease bill
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-22
PayroIIs Reach
Pinnacle i'm June

SAN FRANCISCO July %. (UP)-Californa employ
ment payrols reached record high level during June,
reflecng expanded defense production and seasonal in
in fruit and vegetable canning, George c. Kidwe
state director of industrial relations said today
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-22
'Typhoon Rakes japan in
'E pooh Makins' Intensity:
Death Toll Mounts Hourly
Train Service Disrupted d. Floods Cause
Havoc in Tokyo; Storm Barely Misses
Nippon Capita with Worst Fury

TOKYO, July %. (UP)-Typhoon rain and winds that
inundated thousands of homes brought slowly mounting
casualty list tonight the storm swerved and passed
southeast Of the capital its center barely missing Japan
most populous centers First reports said the storm
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-22
Columns Racing
To Red Capital.
Berlin Declares
Hitler Says Rain Of BombsLays Waste
To Soviet City; Russians Say Raid
Caused Only Minor Damage. Toll Light
By UNITED PRESS =

The Russo-German Tuesday entered it's second
month with Moscow undergoing its first big air attack and
German claiming that panzer columns racing
toward the Soviet capital Nazi military spokesman
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-22
Just A Resemblance

1t is perfectly all right with RR
Eif every Ell Centran makes it a
point to ask C. K. Patton what
happened to his brown coupe. 1t
also will be perfectly all right with
RR if some reference is made to
bullet holes. But RR washes his
ink smeared hands of all respon-
sibility for Pats replies. You're
strictly on your own from there on
out. (And we do mean out)
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-22
11th Cavalry on
March to Hills
Soldiers to Spend Week Maneuverins
In Live Oak S prinss Area; Is+ Camp
Made at Coyote Wells Monday Night

Eleventh cavalrymen we'll on their way to Live
Oak Springs Tuesday the second leg of their journey
from Camp Seeley for weeks maneuvers in the noun
tainS.
Approximately 900 men rode their horses out of Camp
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-22
BASEBALL

Philadelphia 102 900 000-3-11-0
Pittsburg .......-- 80 90 00X-4-11-0
Podgajny, Pearson & Warren;
Dietz, Klinger & Lopez.
New York 000-2
st. Louis Observation-Disclosures. 1905
Carpenter, MCGEE & Danning;
White & Mancuso
Brooklyn .... 002 900 020-4-8-1
Cincinnati ....... 900 900 0O5-5-9-1
Hamlin, Casey & Franks, Walters
& lombard, West.
Boston NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 0O0-002
Chicago ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 022-024
PoSedel, Hutchinson, Farley &
Mast Montgomery; Lee g. McCul-
Tough.
AMERICAN
Cleveland ..--.... 900 200 010-3-6-0
New York ............ OH 100 00x-4-7-0
Feller and Hemsley; Donald and
Dickey.
Chicago ............... 900 020 000-2-6-l
Boston ................ O30 03O 00X-6-7-0
Rigney and Turner; H. Newsome
and Pytlak.
st. Louis .............. 900 001 000-1-5-1
Philadelphia ..... 040 900 00X-4-8-0
R. Harris, Kramer and Ferrell;
Knott and Hayes.
Detroit .............. 100 002 001-4- 8-3
Washington 80. 202 900 10X-5-1l-3
TroSt. McKain and Tebbetts;
Hudson and Early.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-22

Haste Makes Waste
There is another thing to be said
in favor of John w. DonOhue. He
keeps his appointments. And on
time, too.
Monday night Johnny had an
appointment to meet friends at 5
o'clock. A few minutes before pm.
he dashed into a grocery store to
buy q few groceries to leave at his
home while en- route to Camp See
ley to see the soldiers start their
journey to the mountains.
II want to stop out at the house
and leave these groceries, Johnny
told his friends as he drove toward
his home in the country. He stop
ped the car in front of the house
and opened the back of the car. 1t
was empty.
BLAST everything Johnny ex-
4caaimed in disgust, II forgot and
left my groceries on the counter at
OllC otOlC. 1 Wuo QUILL eD ii'ti y
to be on time that I forgot them.
ANoW we'll have to go back after
them or I'll not have any break
fast"
P. S.-Then Johnny was rounding
up the crowd of Ell Centrans in
vited to have dinner in the officers
mess He busily ran around the
camp entrance where the crowd
was assembled to watch the soldiers
leave.
Go on over to the mess hall"
he urged, 1--WE have to be on time.
They're prompt about things in the
Army. Don't daily, now, get going
right away" The crowd hurried
away under Johnny's enthusiastic
prodding, entered autos, and drove
to the mess hall. Then Johnny,
who had left his car parked in front
OF camp headquarters, looked around
for lift to the mess hall.
Everyone had gone SO Johnny had
to walk!
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-22
D 4Ms5!Ns 4.s5M!s
Very Rude Indeed

Very Rude Indeed
Eight-year- Jean Eldridge has
a habit of talking to herself. She
carries on long conversations about
subjects which interest her.
One day recently Jean was en-
gagged in one of those long winded
conversations with herself. Her
mother, Mrs Sherman Eldridge,
waited patiently for her to finish.
lAt last Mrs. Eldridge interrupted.
Jean are you still talking to
yourself?" she asked. Jean was an
noyed. She said:
Mother, yoI shouldn't butt in
like that"
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-22
TEMPERATURE

Maximum Monday Ill; Minimum
Tuesday 81; 5 pm. Monday 1O6,
humidity 81; am. Tuesday 83.
humidity SO. Noon Tuesday 1O8,
L. A. Hay: u. S. No. l S18-$19;
u. S. No. 2 leafy 1. V. S16.5O-17.50.
No. 2 $14.50-15.5O; Mpls. Sept. flax
$1.83.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-22

Ell CENTRIC BUSINESS
BAROMETER
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-06-04

eegen Holi5ei nno slrlnee Sic innere
Gepoll1tion poron5utreiben - ooer
nit Beli5ei l1no srnee gegen sic Ssl
Den 8eg in oen duberen arieg 5u
geben.
Ser feige @itler entibieo iid ipie
INNER fir SEN Stdrferen: er ging
nit slrntee uno 8oli5ei gegeu sic
&artei llno 1nebr ais tauienS> gtatio=
nalio5ialilten biibten SEN 8erIub Ell
11er.' Iuflebnung geeen Sic 9lrlnee nit
ibreln 2ebelt.
Seit oieieln 80. Stunt 1884 bat
Sitler Die. Nolitif Der preuBii6en
@enerdle genlad)t, Die Sen 8epanbez
frieg tpollten l1no Die Sitler, in bus
8iinbnis nit Mosfau 5pangen, obne
bas ibnen oieler Hepan6efrieg aus
itdtslos erfdien.
! 8iiroe Sitler Sen &rieg getponnen
baben, Damn tpdre Sen alt=preuBilden
Madten Die uMasfe 9itler" aur Gar
nung ibrer reaftionaren 6erridaft 10
aneenebm getpeien, pie oies emit Die
,,Wasfe gbert'' ooer bie ,,Wasfe
Bilbelm Der 3meite' angenebn ,tno
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-06-04

ten. sSn. un5dbligen Artifefn unb
&eoen babe id ausgefiibrt; oaB in
Deutidlano - grob. geiproden -
mi1beitens brei grobe Ma6tgrltppen
borbanoen itnb: bie @ruppe ser Ne=
aftion,, Sic @ruppe Ser Hnrtei lno
bic @ruppe ser Sppoiition.
Sitlers gauge 5iibrungsfunlt be-
itano baria baB ct. ielbit init srobem
@eidid es peritaaoen~ bat, 5rpiiben
bieien nerlbiebenen @ruppen eine
Mrt @lei6g 6gelpi6t aufredt 5l1 erbalten,
bas es ibm ermoelidte, ielber Ger
ausidlaggebenoe Wiittelpuntt 5lt iein.
glber oas mar uno lit MIR iolanse
lu0glid, ais ct Grfolg bat!
9enn nod imrner lit oie Grippe
Der Reaftion, Die ib friiber Die ,,Sin=
benburgs@rlppe'' nanrte, itarf fln-
biert III 5hpertinollitrie, Sltnfertunl
ltnb @eneralitat. 11nb bieie 1nabtgez
ipobnte Gruppe bat Sitler idon 5tpei>
NAL ibren @iuen a,,fgesipuneen: ein>
tnaI bel Der Madtiibernabme, mo-
@itler ge5nungen fprrbe, nidt MIR
pie 8ormnlloidaft &inoenbmrgs 5la
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-06-04
gsesbalb 1T aabolf Sek nadb Gnglanb geila6tet?1

glngIt llno IN gripartllng eines bro-.
.benoen ltnbeils; 10 fraeen iib slber=
n1ilioneit bon Welliden auBerbalb
3eutidllanos BOILER 9offnilne, boiler,
grDartung llnb Dou nelgeitarftem
8ertranen. s5
Sir mid lit bieies ,,@ebei,nnis'
fein @ebeimnis! Sd babe lett SSabr
ltnb Gag aus nleitler senanen aen1tt=
mis- Der gerbaltniHe ilno Ser 8erio-
men IN 8eltti6lano inllner llno int
mer tuieoer oarauf bia1getuielelt bob
es falif ano l1nitnllig lit, 9euti6lano
als eine fontpnfte ginbeit su betrads
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-06-04

ertragen, ionbern aub cine Mebrbeit
BON altprenBiiben Miliitern in iein
aabinett auf5unebnten,
Sn ben folaenoen Monaten, 5tpi-
iden Dem 80. San,,ar 1888 uno Dem
80. SUM- 1884 bat Sitler baum per-
iilbt, iih bon oieien Drrd Der reaf-
tionaren @rippe 5u befreien uno nit
ben rebolntioltdren glen1enteu Ser
8artei, gefiibrt bon R0bn unb mel.
mem 8ritber (@reger 5traber), eine
repolutiondre Holitif bltrb5ltfiibren.
. Sbon banals nar es ser lleber=
gang @orings 5nr reaftiolaren
@rlppe, Der &itler por Die gnti6ei-
bltng itellte: enttueoer init ieiner 81
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-06-04
praftiid fir lie lpor.

pratt11d) fur ne mar.
slber ieit @pben miiien sic 0robt.
5ieber ser altpreubilhen 8ruppe, i1ls'
beionoere Die @enerolitdt, oob oieier
&rieg niht mebr geiponnen lneroen
fann: @or einem Sabre mar es 60
rings 5re,1no Sbpilen, ser in Gor>
abnllne oieier grfenntnis bos inter-
gebenoe sdiff oes Sitler-SpItens
per1oiien fat: Canals bpfften bic @e-
nerdle nof, oaB Ser beporitebenoe
gernidtlnesiblag eegen Jranfreib
anb gnglano sur slufgabe bes &-
fes benegen ipiirbe' Seitoem aber
Oieler Blan an Ser fraftpollen @nt.
ihloifenbeit Gburdills uno. Ser bel.
henbaften Sartnddigfeit bes- engli=
iden Solfes geIdbeitert lit, ieithem ipii-
(5ortfesrng auf Seite g.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-06-04

ueber Dlele Jrage Mt lett Dem Gti1s
treffen Der Na5igroBet in England int
sSstt- nno slilslano, bon 5reililb llno
Seino,biel geidrieben II. genrelbet NOR
Ben. giner Der eberll. fiibren6en gfatio-
nalio5ioliIten, Or. Otto StraBer, Der.
gegenmartig in &ataba tueilt, bat Die.
9intergriiltoe peroffentlidt IN ei1tern
9lrtifel, oen Ser Wanberer" In lei-
ner Mo1enalisgabe bont %. Weai nit
foIge1t0em &p,nmentar bringt:
81. Sttp Straber, elm 8ruoer oes
iii Der beltfben 8artbolonlausnabt
nit bielen anoern erlnorbeten @regor
StraBer nno bes in 9lmerifa tpeilerz
BEN g. Mugultin StraBer, S,S.8,
geborte ilt ben erften Sabren Der 8e.
ipegltng al BEN fitbrenoen National-
io5ialiitelt trennte it6 aber bon SIT
Ter ltto tpuroe elmer bon oellen er=
bittertltet @egnern. gr purbe oarunr
BON BEN gaa5is gebaBt t,to; perfolgt
uno rettete iid 5uleet NIT Naitbe ltnb
Scot 11ab slmerifa.
Seine ,uttenfolgenoen slusfiibrun=
gen tragen ben Stenpel bes oen Gmi=
graltten eigenens Sptimismlls. slber
iie itno ieoenfaas logiiber lttb glal1bz
tpiirbiger ais pieles al1bere, bas man
IN ltnferer Hrehe lieit, rno mir per=
0ffentlibeu iie als Mniidten eines
Mannes, Ser BEN Nationalioaialis-
mus uub feline @ortfiibrer fennt tpie.
ipenige uno a,16 beltte nod tpeitrei-
benbe 8e5ieb,tnaett 5u fiibrenoen Sea-
tionalio5ialiite 1mterbdlt. = 9feb.
-. - Il
gie Elm greaer glit bat bic Jlubt
bes &eidsminiiters 8noolf Seq Die.
Oeffentlibfeit: Der 8eH getroffen uno
ibr 5,tnr eriten MaI felt SSsabren einen
ginblid IN bas Dunfel Der itmeren
Sage Delttiblanbs eetpabrt.
0ie auBeren l1ttItanse iilto be-;
fair,1t: Nuoolf &eB, 1ribt n,tr aftioer.
Miniiter 0es Deutiden 8eides; nidt
nun OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ltnb Stea>
bertreter oes .Siibrers" in Der Sit
ler.Hartei;. nibt muir Der bon Sitler
in feierlibera Stbune auserforene,
5tpeite arorpril,a in Der Sierardie
bes &itlereSpherns; ionoern, felt ntebr
als. 20 Sabren Der englte Sreuno,
Der :treueIte @efolgsntann uno Der lnlz
beoirstete Mnbanger &itlers, bat oas]
3eid) ieines 9errn inn Ounfel Der.
Naht nerlailen ,tno lit 1T bas 2ager
oes 5einoes gefliibtet.
Seit Sabrer gab es faunt eire
Photographic @itlers, auf Der nidt
6uoelf @eB als ,,Sbatten Sitlers"
5a ieben mar, iln1ner ernlt, fait oite
iter, balb Hripatiefretdr, balb @ad)=
buno. 9b es in @itlers leiner Sung
gefellenbube in Waiinben mar ooer
BET bem Sobesnari6 por bic Selos
berrnballe; Oh es bel elmer Sisltng7
bes Hei1stags mar poer bel bem
Sriunlpb iiber Sranfreif) inn gSaloe
bon Gontpieglte - immer mar SeB
in 8egleitung ieines. Serru ,1no @eei=
tiers llno Oeillionen BON Harteigenoi=
fen baben i'm ME anbers genan1tt als,
ISIS Meafter's 8oice".
l1no bieier Mann, Ser EreueIte Ser
NJ ,4.,..,,. S,... c,4Io,. Sas..o.., OQ..La
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-06-04

Sbige 5tatne oes: Selltitentnifiis
onars Hater SIaae Spgues, bes al1
ben sSsroqllois= =Snoianeru entiano=
ten Jriebensbotidafters, lit eine
&ppie bes Monunentes, oas Dor
5tpei Sabren ser 5taat Seem Oorf
am l1fer oes 2afe George, Der BOT,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-06-04

Salfs ste BITE earneb Nsebisinen ,,tt6t IL
Sgfer Nabe betnmnten fbnnen, rnadlen eie
nnn btefem Sapun @e6rant5: .
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-06-04

3 Fahrney Medizinen
g k0nnen linen helfen:
1. Forni's ALpENKRiUTER
9iele 2ente iinb nttjt tpirflit5 franf unb ben.
nnht ftibien tic fidj nitlt redbt ipp6f sie
crfrehen ftdb tueber att Der 9lrbeit nod am,
Sptel nnb bic Samifie mnb Srcunbe iorasm
Td. nft mtts tie. Menn Sic su ben ,,balbs
gefMnben" Menfdlen gebbrem, lcibcm sie
ntellei6gt an fnnttiunaler .6artletbtafeit nnh
beren 9esleitfbmptpn,e, tpie 3. D.: 9ernniltdt
nne Sppffdbmcr5en, Yerhauungsi it1rnmaeH,
serhtmnttem Wtagen, Sfblafs nnb Nppctfts
Isftgfcit, ablem @smubgermd,, nnb helcgter
9nnge. Sett iiber @cuerattDuen bat Sprnt'S
Mipenfrdnter, has ans 18 nerftbtcbemen @Mra
5cln, Eflansett, nnb &rdntern bergeitellt ipirb,
tetnen @ert als cine Iberdns nnrtreffltdle
WlaBentntt8fett anregenbe Mebtsin bewieteit.
Mlpenfrdnter tutrft nttlbe unb fanit NIT bes
Matnr attf bicfe tuidjtigc bterfatle 0lrt anh
@eiis: es bilft ber Sattafeit bes @aaaens;
es bHt ben stnbtsang resmlterem; es nexs
mebrt BITE Mnsftbetbnmg bnrd) bte Nierens
bttft ttstb beinbiennigt gerbanmtg. eetem sie
ntdtt entntmttgt, tuenn anbere MsebfSinen Der.
tagt haben, SIRE 2etben, bermrfadjt bnrtsD
feblerbafte tgerbanung nmb 9tuStfleibnne, 3ts
1tnbern. Nlpcntramter mag Sfnen belfer -
fanfeH Ste 1ente cine Sfafd5e!
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2. Forni's Neil Del Liniment

gtn antifepttidles fdtnsersitilfenhes Mqtttet
lett Aber SO Jabren ,tm 8ebramdJ. EfhmeMc
2thherMngr bet rbennatiidjen ttnb ttemraiat.
tDen,, Sdlner5en, ntnsful5Sen 0fiidsn{Itnier.
Sen,. ftetfen pber ftbmer5emben WsnSfslm,
WerHant}Mngerp Stpktuunbem Dber gerrens
tnngen, tmdenben pber brennenhen Gtiiaem.
2inbernb. mdrmenb. Sparfart,
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spesialsDfferte - 8eitellen efe 6entei

gRsaial:0iferte - @eitellen ste hentel 1
Ms befpnoeres Gimfibrnnssansebpt
tterben mir sbnen eine. 2-itnsen
Slafd]e Jprni's 6eilsSel mub cine
2.1nSen .Slafd]e Wasplp umtpnit snr
Erpbe NIT elmer Seiteltung auf 9llpens
trGuter 5enben.
, 9 II 1tnaett Snrnrs e(tpenfrdmter -
$500 pDrtnfrei e 1tn5en Hrp.
bensitmfpnif).
q 2 regnldre 60t ssfaidjen Sprni's
4en.OeI Ointment - $1.OO
psrtDfrei.
I q 2 regnidre 6Oe Jiafdjem SurntS
|! MngDlD - ST 90 pprtpfrei.
= = II ltn5en syprni's Nfpcnfr1nter nnb
/, reamldre zoe ssiaid5en SDrnpS
+ Sttt.Det 2inimcnt fiir $2.0O
pDrtnfrei.
. 6. 9. ., (9sadnabme), sasaglidi
0ebiabrcu. -
Or. PETER gFAHRNEY & SONS CO.
2501 Washington Blvd. /
Chicago, III. O., Dept. ole-4o
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1941-09-04
THE JITTERS
FBI Target Practice Gives
C1O Leaders The Creeps
At Port Clinton

Cleveland, O.-Delegates at the
Cleveland CIO council meeting were
thrown into a dither when Peter
Zvara, organizer for the Coke, Gas
and Chemical Workers, announced
breathlessly that "there are 2l FBI
men concentrated near the Gypsum
plant at Port Clinton"
The CIO has been having itself a
strike at nearby Gypsum, Ohio, at the
U. S. Gypsum Company-in spite of
the fact it has only a handful OF
members there and in spite of the fact
that most of the 500 workers want
nothing to do with Lewis boys.
So when Peter ups and says, "the
FBI's come to town." the CIO gang
got jittery. "Our union is protesting
to j. Edgar Hoover in Washington u
Zvara declared. eve want to know
why 81 FBI men are suddenly con-
centrated in a town Of 1000 people y
And so on and SO on.
Well, there were 2l FBI agents in
Port Clinton last week. But they
probably didn't know there was a
strike at Gypsum. They probably
didn't know the CIO was anywhere
around. They were up for their
monthly target practice session at
Camp Perry, six miles away.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1941-09-04
Defense Savings Film
Released By Treasury

Washington, d. C.-"America Pre-
ferred," a ten-minute motion picture
feature, has been released to non
theatrical outlets by the Treasury
Department. This film, which may be
shown on a l6-mm sound protector,
is loaned without charge to groups
interested in furthering the national
defense program.
The feature opens with short talk
By private Of the Army Air Corps,
explaining how the sale of Savings
Bonds and Stamps aids the Govern
ment. Additional sequences show ways
in which the purchase of Bonds and
Stamps helps the defense program.
Music and comment provide back
ground for scenes showing shipyards,
aircraft factories and other defense
industries. Phases of rural electrif-
cation and soil conservation are dis
cussed, and the film ends with a short
appeal TO buy Defense Savings Bonds
and Stamps.
This film is available to labor
unions, educational groups, women's
| clubs and other organizations. Infor-
nation about America Preferred may
be obtained by writing to Defense
Savings Staff, Treasury Department,
| Washington, d. c.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1941-09-04

N. ]. Meets second Friday at Phoe-
nix Grove.
No. 175.-sanitary, Trenton, N. J.
at Railroad Workers. Hall, Main St.
William Morrow, 29 Sanford Street.
Meets first and third Thursday in
Castlermini Hall, Clinton and Grand
Streets.
No. l76.-Porcelain, Macomb, Ill.
Sara Aemmer, SO6 E. Murray ST.
Meets first and third Thursday in
Lyons Bldg, Washington st.
No. 1T. - Sanitary, Robinson, Ill.
Lloyd Darnold, 210 E. Locust St..
Meets first and third Thursday in La
Dor Temple.
No. 178-Artware, Sebring, Ohio.
June Abmyer, 333 w. Oregon Ave.
Meets first and third Wednesday in
X. of P. Hall.
No. 1870. - Artware, Huntington
Park, Calf. Cleo M. Motto, 1853 E.
68th Street, Los Angeles, Calf. Meets
first and third Wednesday in Towns
end Club Hall, corner Clarendon and
No. 1s1.-Tile, Porcelain and Art
ware, Trenton, N. j. Clara Bowers,
76O Pear St. Meets first and third
Tuesday in Falcon Hall, N. Clinton
Avenue.
Local Union No. 1s3.-Generalware,
Los Angeles, Calf. Hattie Maxwell,
2957 Allesandro. Meets first and
third Wednesday of each month in
American hall, 227 North Ave. SIS,
Los Angeles.
Local Union No. 184.-Chinaware,
Trenton, N. J. Lillian Davis, 152
Phillips Ave.
Local Union No. Porcelain,
Trenton, N. j. Louisa Johnstone, SOL
Pennington Ave.
No. 1S6.-China and Art Ware, Los
Angeles, Calf. James Johnson, 3428
Maceo St., Los Angeles, Calf. Meets
first and third Monday Of each month
at 2209 N. Broadway.
No. 187.-Porcelain, Trenton, N. j,
Leona Macorone, 360R No. Clinton
Ave. Meets second Thursday in Pol
ish hall, North Clinton and Brueing
Ave.
No. 18S.-Tile, Trenton, N. J. Gym.
thia McCauley, 1880 N. Olden Ave
Meets semi-monthly at Villalba Hall
80 East George St.
Local Union No. 189.-Feldspar
Erwin, Tenn. B. E. Cousins, r. D. No
l, Box 214. Meets first Monday night
after the 9Th and goth of each month
No. l90.-Porcelain, East Liverpool,
Ohio. Charles Fogle, R. d. No. 3,
Lisbon, Ohio. Meets first and third
Friday in n. B. Q. P. Banquet Hall:
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1941-09-04
Executive Council Against
Radio Advertising Tax

Chicago, Ill.-The Executive Coun-
Gil of the American Federation of
Labor adopted resolution at It's
meeting here opposing a special, puni
tive tax on radio advertising.
The council said in it's resolution
that while labor believes the United
States Government should levy extra
taxes on the people to pay for de-
fense work 1--WE do not believe in puni-
tive or discriminatory taxation such
as special levy on radio advertising
broadcasts."
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-05-15
''PrOiZvOdimO bOmbaSe."

Predsednik glasom urgraju
avonsku proizvod brze wise bombasa da-
lekoseznh bonbasa ko da putuu hjadama mJa ko
mogu jade fun ezne To trail gava
najvece kapacke zemlje odnosno "dmokraije svetu
Predsednkovu naredbu vro vekm osmehom primaJu
boe posednic avjonske ndurJe in
dustra koje stvarau ve dalekosezne bombae
Burzoaske prmau oberucke i'm e sto
ne davno izuso Predsednik Roosevelt
odnosno radnicka kasa nerado susa akve
naredbe r krvavoj buri Ona oeca da
zemja brze bize primice ratu geda da Sc MENU
Predsednika Roosevea Egiptu mi
ltarnom da e zemja potpuno au sto
ne posaa voku. Wee da &c te bobase tera
aviatcari unfomama Usupro prenJ naclstlckh
ratujueh zemaa poop svau amercu adju ako udju
More zenlja poslati
lade ameckm mornarima tamo da budu bombardova
znacit uazak zemlje svetsko kvopo
postavja pitanje "Da Ii idemo rat? Sc
pitaju judi "zasto idemo rat?"!
burzoazja veseli uasku zeme rat milo su
Zbog so rat vodi
perjaiscke Sake stanovnstva zem koa
pograba MENU vid svoje poa
cane - duzi zivot.
klasa ostai radn mrgod pri
m zemja uc rat? Zbog oga so radnke oval
obepravene izrabivanje vece ubanje njh
ovih najboljih snova = vecu pogibiju, vecu smrt
kasnom rastrojenom drustvu nj edne tao
koo nepomrjve klase soz Svaka tacka
znaci drugu Nasu ill obratno Raza
u drustvu usvajau koje ko-
edno aki anonistva eme ee ostao ogromnoj
zemje Zbog toga e nteresu ve6ine stanovnva
klase resi- kaptaizma svh njegoh groznh
pretnji
radnicka kasa moze nepomjivom akodom unsti
kapaam e edini ljudski zemakoj proiz-
vodnj be ce wolfe b nj jedan tocak koe tvonice,
zejeznce it'd, konstrukivno b ba po
indusrjalno organzovana bi kaptaizan
raspao proletni sneg
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-05-15
vazne medjunar0dne veSti.
NeprekidnO bOmbarduiu, razaraju ubijaiu.

IL Londona javaju izmedu 300 britain
skin bombasa bacai mad Hmburgom, Bremenom dgim
kim gadovma deetne hiad pozrnih stotne toni vrlo
plozivnh bombi Vesti vele
tpa americ bombas ko
nemackh submarine druga poduzeca brodogradva.
Maja H. nemaGk bmbasi napal
sramotu, ali ako nemadk bombas bjuva
donom isto brit nsk bmbasi prosipa bomb
Berinom drugim mema Norveske, Begje Francuske
mad drugim predema Nemacke
og dana uvece nemacki avoni bombama pogodise
ansk N1uej druge istorijke
sv britank krae krunsu
ster Hail. t svod je cd navee ahkturne vednos direko
pogodena drz da padne Brtanski Nuze ako
djer ozbno povreden Njegova Egpaka sekca
prilcno je udarena negova bboteka
venji Karl Marx kupo podatke svoa besmrtna
Berlin priznaje da branske stetu
prouzrokovale industrijskom Mannhmu
ekspodrale Benu njegovom najnseenijem deu
koiko e zvota pogubjeno Jamacno je da sone
hjade nduznog radnog naroda Nemacke pal
mokratskih" bombi
sumnje da bombasi pored toga sto su
razrusi kutune zgrade ubi bezbroj ooba udi
zena d nejake dece --
Dvanaestog maja London ekspozu svojoj
lice o znaci nemaek bomba ponovn napad
London brtanski avioni ponovo napadau
kraja razaranu, ubijanu
krvootnog rata koj vodi bi unapred
drugih sveskh pljackasa.
Dole sa svetskm krvoproeem Dole kaptaizmom