davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-09-04
Veci profit pOsednicima
avijonske industrije.
(Nastavak sa l. strane.

Ali sa radnicima stoji stvar sa-
sma drukce. Oni su usuprot ne
prekidne kapitalisticke propagan-
de protiv rata. Nina samo treba
objasniti zasto Sc mir, kojeg o.
nj jako vole, ne moze postici bee
prethodnog obaranja kapitalizma.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-09-04
Joint Vecherinka (Supper) in Akron, o.

nand Labor
harps after esupprD ntmisH.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-09-04
telegram pozdraMi 80. Konvenciji.
9.
Los Angeles, Calf,

niju istorijsku misiju klasnosves-
nih proletera. Neka vas nepoko-
lebivo vodi nepogresivim putem
marksizma neumrlih duh genija
De Leona.
Zavrsimo Gin klasne borbe sa
simbolom ruke cekica pod zasta-
vom cd tri slova.
zelimo yam dobar uspeh j dru-
garski vam pozdrav saljemo sa da-
lekog Pacifika.
Ogranak.
Lackawanna, N. Y.
Drugovi delegati:
Pc trideseti put konvencija ma
Sc Federacije potvrdjuje ucenje
marksizma: da rad stvara svo bo-
gatstvo da radu treba da svo bo-
gatstvo pripada.
Pc tridesti put nasa konvencija
potvrdjuje takticko ucenje Danie-
la De Leona: da Sc radnicka kla-
sa organizuje politicki i ekonomski
u svrhu razaranja kapitalizma i
uspostavljanju besklasnog drustva
Socijalizma.
Dobar uspeh yam zeli -
Ogranak.
Salem, O..
cestitka delegatima 80. konven-
CHE Jugoslavenske Federacije S.
L. P.
Drzite visoko barjak Socijalis-
ticke Revolucije.
Sa pozdravom salju yam dobro-
voljni prilog Radnickoj Borbi s..
Krajnovic $500 M. Vuksic $1,000.
12.
Steubenville, O..
Pozdrav delegatima 80. konven-
CHE.
Drugovi: Danas su vremena or
biljna wise nego sto ikada behu
u istoriji covecanstva. Radnicka
klasa Sc medjusobno mrcvari ko-
lie ma bojnim poljanama Europe,
Azije Afrike "a interese kapita-
listicke klase.
,Samo sa obaranjem kapitaliz-
ma sprecicemo bezpotrebno prole-
vanje krvi nase klase.
Ia Besklasno Drustvo drugova
i drugarica, "a Socijalisticku In
dustrijalnu Republiku Rada
Savka Krnic, Hermina
P. Barac Cveta X. Divic.
13.
Steubenville, O..
Pozdrav 80. konvenciji Jugosla-
venske Federacije S. L. P.
Drugovi delegati: Nj jedna pod
imenom "radnicka organizacija"
ma celoj kugli zemaljskoj osim S.
L. P. nema cilj "a oslobodjenje
radnicke klase ispod morije kapi-
talizma. Velicanstvena nauk a
Marxa De Leona vasim je ru-
kama.
Drugovi delegati ubrzajte put
konacnom oslobodjenju radnicke
klase.
Ogranak.
IA.
Bellwood, III.
Drugovi delegati:
Mi smo sigurni da cete danas
sa vasim teskim ali omiljenim ra-
dom uraditi sve sto duh vremena
iziskuje cd vas, sto znaci da ma
jamno ropstvo treba da nestane.
Da Sc ovo postigne kapitalizam
mora biti razoren, tex onda moze-
mo ocekivati tople zrake radjaju-
ceg sunca Industrijalne Demo-
kratije.
zeli yam dobar uspjeh i Sale
vam drugarsko pozdravlje.
Ogranak.
Is.
Buenos Aires, Argentina.
Drugovi delegati:
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-09-04

Akron, O..
Drugovi delegati:
zelimo vam uspeh pri unapre-
djivanju organizacije kojoj "a
visi mas zivot, sreca sloboda.
Ogranak.
8. -~~tAe
Milwaukee, Wis.
Pozdrav delegatima 80. konven-
CHE. ''V,
Drugovi delegati drzite snazno
visoko svjetlu buktinju S. L. P,
jer ona ina da osvjetli put oslo
bodjenja milionitog roblja.
Klub RadniGke Borbe.
st. Louis, Mo.
Greetings dear Comrades. l am
wishing you very good success
in your great work for the Indus
trial Democracy of Labor; for
a New World in which goods will
be produced for use not for sale.
Down with capitalist war!
Down with capitalist sys-
tenn, the cause of Hitler
ism!
All power to Industrial Re-
public of Labor!
J. Rudez.
Chicago, Ill.
Drugovi delegati:
Ogranak Chicago vas pozdravlja
zajedno sa ostalim gostina pri-
jatejima 80. konvencije Jugosla-
venske Federacije Socijalisticke
Radnicke Partije.
Drugovi, vremena su burma j
postaju sve burnija. Pred mama Sc
nalazi vazno pitanje kako da Sc
postakne clanstvo nase Fedora
CHE ma zivlji rad, jer je istorija
mama S. L. P. dodelila ulogu pro-
svecivanja radnicke klase da Sc
organizuje politicki ekonomski
"a obaranje kapitalizma usposta-
WI Socijalisticke Industrijalne
Besklasne Zajednice, u kojoj nece
biti krvopija. A da bi Sc to moglo
postici -
Kapitalizam Sc mora razoriti! {!
Ogranak.
New York, N. Y.
Drugovi delegate:
Tridest cetiri godine javno
ste Stitili visoko drzali zastavu
revolucionarnog proletarijata. Vas
rekord je cist. cilj je uzvisen. Bu-
ducnost ljudskog roda pripada i
zavisi cd vaseg rada.
Ogranak.
Z.
Hoboken. N. J.
Drugovi delegati:
Cd proslog rata dozivilismo da
vidimo Wade raznih boja reformi-
sta konacno dobismo najljuci po-
kolj razaranje. S. L. P. ne nosi
nj najmanju odgovornost "a tai
zlocin, jer ona uci da Sc kapitali-
Zam ne moze reformisati vec da Sc
on mora oboriti Socijalizam u.s.
postaviti. U vasem radu pruza
vam ruku Sale revolucionarno
pozdravlje wanna iskrenim gosti-
ma '''Nl
Ogranak.
8.
Milwaukee, Wis.
! Pozdrav delegatima 80. konven-
tije.
| Pobjeda iii poraz zavisi cd cete
predvodnice. Zato smjelo i odvaz-
no koracajte napred predvodioci
klasnosvjesnog proletarijata, jer
vasa odvaznost smjelost odrazi-
&c Se ma ostale dielOve naSe klase
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-09-04

Ko bezi cd svoje duznosti, tai
bezi cd svoga karaktera. - Theo
d0re Parker.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-09-04
New York, N. Y.

Drugovi delegate:
Tridest cetiri godine javno
ste stitili visoko drzali zastavu
revolucionarnog proletarijata. Vas
rekord je cist. cilj je uzvisen. Bu-
ducnost ljudskog roda pripada i
zavisi cd vaseg rada.
Ogranak.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-09-04

Pozdrav delegatima 80. konven-
tije.
| Pobjeda iii poraz zavisi cd cete
predvodnice. Zato smjelo i odvaz-
no koracajte napred predvodioci
klasnosvjesnog proletarijata, jer
vasa odvaznost i smjelost odrazi-
&c se ma ostale djelove nase klase.
Ogranak,
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-12
Williams Ninth Inning Clout
Wins Stars First Game
With Transforming Ghosts

A ninth inning clout from the
bat of bespectacled Pat Williams Of
Brawley laid the Sioux City Ghosts
Wednesday night in Ell Centre
stadium 4 to 3 as the Imperial Val
ley All Stars tasted revenge for
last years defeats
Before grandstand filled by
close to 1000, the invading colored
transformers led with apparent
ease until the eighth inning. The
Ghosts lance on Sctoye Ritter IN
the first stanza to score two runs.
added another in the third and ap-
peared headed for a simple victory
despite Blacks homer in the sec
ond with the bases empty.
In the eighth inning, however,
trailing by two runs, the stars filled
the bases on a walk, an error and
flelder's choice. Fleming struck
out for the second out, bringing
young Ted Smyer to the plate,
Smyer walked, forcing in one run
as ganeling Red Strickland, Ghost
pitcher, momentarily lost the con-
troll that had previously held the
stars to four scattered hits.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-12
Knox Says Strike
Auifators Enemies

WASHINGTON. June u up
Secretary of the Navy Frank Knox
told aviation industry representa-
t!yes today the government will
treat as enemies of the country
any persons who use union activi-
ties as "a cloak to attack Ameri-
can liberty and freedom"
Knox described the strike at the
North American Aviation Corp. ir
California as "one of the most SER
lcus threats to the objectives we
lave ahead" He said that there
is q small but very active min
ority, which is determined to pre-
vent creation OF an adequate ma
tional defense.
The challenge these subversive
and communistic elements have
flung in our teeth for months has
been accepted Knox said. From
mere on. the government of the
United States will proceed against
these subversive clements in our
communities as they shall be pro-
ceeded against-as enemies of the
country
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-12
L. A. PRODUCE

Los ANG ELES, June j lUPD -
Supple were generally moderate
with demand and trading moderate
TO fairly good.
Asparagus: colossal lie. select
9-10c, fey 7-Sc, choice 5-6c, crooks
4 y sc.
Cantaloups: Imperial jumbo 27s
$780, 65: jumbo 3Gs $2.75-2.8 85; ASS
So: std Ass $3.50: pony ass 81; 54s
S1.50-1.75: std flats SLIPS; Yuma
jumbo 36s S2.75-3. ASS S3-3 .25; std
45s S24O-2.75: Coachclla jumbo 36s
$3.50. Ass S275-2. Honevballs: I'm
po rial jumbo 36-45s S2.75-3; std
45s S2.5O-2.75; pony Ass S1.75-2; 54s
81 50-1.75. HoneyIews: jumbo 36s
$225-2.75; std ass $2-2.25.
Squash: white summer local and
San Diego lugs S1.35-1.5O; Italian
s1.35-1.60; yellow crookneck $50.
1.65.
Tomatoes: Hoitvilie crates Stops
S225- $50; 12s $2-2.25; 16s s125-1 60
Coachella Wy 9-toDs $2-2.25; 12s
S2-2.25; 115s S1.25-1.5O; flats 5x6s
S2-235, 6x7s S1.75-2; 7xSs $1.25-1. .35; ;
san Pedro 5X5s and 5X6s $3.50. 6x6s
SO. 6x7s $3.50; Orange Co 5x5s and
5x6s $3.50; 6xGs $2.502.75; GX7s
$2-225.
Waterm elons: Imperial KlOndikes
1920 lb avg ton, lots $37-40; less
than ton lots mostly "a 3 lb.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-12
Teams Go 1b Inning
Tie. Game Called
BY UNITED PRESS

Santa Barbara and Riverside
wasted four hours time Wednesday
night when they battled 16 innings
to a 4 to 4 tie in a California league
game. The midnight ruling inter-
vened to prevent a conclusion.
The Reds twice held an advan~
tage over Santa Barbara, leading
to until the sixth then taking
a to lead which the Saints eras-
ed in the eighth. The teams therg-
after went eight scoreless innings.
San Bernardino and Fresno main-
tanned their fast clip. The Stars
clipped Anaheim to to keep
their three game advantage, while
FreSnos Cardinals were routing
Merced Is to with six run
splurge in the fourth featuring the
17-hit attack.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-12
Ev UNITED PRESS

The San Francisco Seals weri
IN in third place in the Pacific
Coast league today after taking
their second straight from the Sc
attle RainierS and dropping the
Beernoys into fourth position.
The score was 7 to 5, and repre-
sented a neat comeback after trail
ing 5 to 2 going into the sixth
San Diego clung to second place
with a 6 to 0 win over Oakland
behind Bill Thomas four-hit pitch
irg. The Padres. leading l to O.
scored four runs in the sixth on
two singles, Mickey Haslin's dou-
BILE. walks to Stan Sperry and Mel
Mazzera and Eddie Pellagrini's
single. 1t was the sixth straight
win for the Padres.
Sacramento maintained its IL
same advantage over San Diego
with a 10 to 3 victory over Holly
wood. duplicating its Tuesday
night score. Bill Schmidt turned
in his Ilth victory of the season,
q seven-hit affair. The Solons
reached Fred Gay for three runs
in the first and four more in the
third before Lou Tost went to his
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-12

10 innings last night. the Cards
broke even-five and five-on the
eastern swing but picked up a game
on the Dodgers, who lost to the
Pirates under the floodlghtS at
Ebbets field. The Cards had quite
a time subduing old Boom Boom
Beck, but finally came through in
the tenth when Don Padgett's dou-
BILE through johnny Rizzo scored
Terry Moore. who had singled.
Third Baseman Jimmy Brown
was hurt sliding into third on his
triple in the first inning and had
to be relieved by Steve Mesner,
whose sixth Inning single helped
tie the score, 2-2. Rookie Howard
Krist, who relieved Mort Cooper
in the fifth, was credited with the
victory. his fifth straight. A crowd
of 6,7l0 attended.
The cheers of S0649 FlatbuSh
fans turned to jeers as Rip Sewen
made the Dodgers jump through
hoops in bowling TO the Pirates. 81
Sewell held the Dodgers to six hits
and almost handed them their first
whitewashing this season.
In the shortest major league game
of the season. hour and l9 min
utes-the Braves shut out the Reds
20. swapping the champs 5-gamc
winning streak. Dick Erickson
hurled 3-hitter besting Bucky
Walters, who allowed eight.
The Giants moved back into
third blace tie with the Reds by
splitting with the Cubs. Claude
Passeau pitched and batted the
Cubs to a So victory i'll the opener.
Burgess Whitehead's single with
the bases filled in the ninth won
the nightcap for the Giants. 81.
Clevela< added half a game to
its Americ\ league lead by defeat
ing Washington, Ga, but lost CEN
terfielder Roy Featherly for at
least a week when he was hit on
the head by a fast ball thrown by
Ken Chase.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-12
Bioff Denies He's
Ext0rtionist

NEW YORK, June II. CUP)-
william Bioff, west coast leader OF
the International Alliance of The
atrical Stage Employees, was re
leased in $4,000 bail today after
pleading innocent to a charge of eX-
torting S5500O0 from four major film
companies and distributors.
Federal Judge John c. Knox set
trial for Aug. 18 after warning
Bioff that any interference with
government witnesses would result
in immediate revocation of bail
United States Attorney Matthias
Correa had requested an early date
for trial because, he claimed, some
of our witnesses are in constant fear
of their lives"
Bioff was indicted May % with
George F. Brown, president of the
I.A.TS.E.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-12
0arsmen Go East
For Poug ghkeepsie

BERKELEY, Calf, June IL. (UP}
The University of California sent
20 oarsmen east last night seeking
possible upset victory at the an
nual Poughkeepsie regatta.
Defeated this year only by the
University of Washington, the Bears
recalled that on three previous oc-
caSions when the Huskies beat them
on the Pacific coast, California
scored upset victories on the Hud-
son.
Coach KY Ebright took both his
varsity and junior varsity boats.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-12

Ehmke then scored the tying run
on Steve Ritter's slow roller down
to third and an error on the Ghost
third baseman. Priest struck out.
The Ghosts failed to score in
their half OF the ninth and with
the game tied up Van Nostrand
popped out to the catcher. Hurst
then singled, bringing Williams up
to bat. The stocky Brawley star
playing in glasses for the first time
in his life, belted a long triple into
LETT field, breaking up the ball
game.
Ritter gave up eight hits to
Strickland's six. Hurst led the
stars hitting with two for five and
Strickland led the Ghosts with two
for four. PeeWee Williams got two
for five.
After the game the Ghosts gave
ar exhibition ol SHADOW ball, CHI
maXed by SLOW notion game.
Thursday night the Stars and
Ghosts clash again in the second
and final game of the series.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-12
Golf Links Wet,
PLAY Slated Later

Barbara Worth club golf links
was drying out Thursday following
a week of irrigation that gave the
course one of its best wettings in
months.
Greensmen planncG TO open the
links to play occasionally through
out the summer. The course will be
closed, however the balance of this
week and weekend pending forma-
ton of a definite plan of play.
Occasional openings of the links
will be announced later. The club
house will be closed lor the balance
of the summer.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-12
NEW YORK STOCKS

NEW YORK. June IL (UP) -
Stocks advanced over a broad list
today with special issues register
ing advances ranging to 8 points.
The federal reserve reported its
production index for May at 14s
per cent 0 fthe 1935-1939 average
an all-time record high, comparing
with 40 in April.
Railroads made their Joint report
for March showing net income Of
$35. .25G ,352 contrasted with net
loss Of S46S2,0S7 in the correspond
ing month Of last year.
Dow Jones preliminary closin g
averages: Industrial 1898 up SO
Rail 2840, up ID; Utility 1853 up
.C8. and 65 stocks 41.3S up "a.
Stock sales approXimated 100000
shares compared with $4,000 yes
terdav. curb stock sales were $4,000
shares against $1,000 in the pre-
Yious scion.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-12
Cards. Dodgers 10
Clash i'm Series

NEW YORK, June y. CUP)-The
st. Louis Cardinals we're rolling
home today with a 2-game lead in
the National league pennant race
and some serious designs for put
ting the crusher on the runner-up
Brooklyn Dodgers.
The Dodgers, beaten in 4 of their
last 5 games, head west tonight
for 4-game series with the CARDS
at Sportsman's Park, opening with
single game Friday night and
ending with a doublcheader Sunday.
Out of this series may come the
dominant contender for the Ma
tional league crown.
BY beating the Phillies, 80, in
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-12
L. A. LIVESTOCK

Los ANGELES, June 12 UP)-
tFederal State Market News Serv-
ice.)
Hogs 400; 1O-15 cents higher;
medium to choice 170-24O lb truck
ms gO.5O-11; top II; 900 lb $40;
sows steady at 7.50-8.25; stays to
rs.
Cattle 400; some cows weak to
lower, other classes about steady:
1G head choice 964 lb Havana fed
steers 11.75; odd head light steers
u: common lots $50 down few
Mexicans CTS; Mexicons type feed
ers 7.75-8; cows 7-7.5O; good lack
ing; Gamers and cutters 450-6.75
bulls to 8.75 calves rs steady; odd
vealers 10 1850; calves 1912 few 8
and under
Sheep 50; no sales; good to
choice lambs TO 1915 and good
shorn ewes around 3. IS.
L. A. BANKS
Los ANGELES, June II CUP) -
Ifansdmcrica ........- ....... 41s-41s
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-12
Seals Take End Straight From Seattle,
San DIEGO Downs Oaks, SoIons Win

rescue. Jack Sturdy and Manager
Pepper Martin each got three blows
ir the 15-hit attack and Lincoln
Blakely contributed brace of dou-
bles. Babe Herman, the leagues
top hitter, got three in four for the
Twinks.
Herman Reich again paced Port
land to a 6 to win over Los An
geles with a first-inning homer
with Danny Escobar ahead of him
Pitcher Joe Callahan assured vic
tory by singing home the final run
in the sixth. The Beavers cooked
up two double plays to check be-
lated Angel rallies. jess Flores and
George Coffman gave the Beavers
only five hits but tackled on an
equal number of walks. The Angels
reached Callahan for nine.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-12
QUOTATIONS
L. 4. POULTRY

Los ANGELES, June l. (UP) -
Hens, leghorns, 2A TO 3i4 lb. e. 1sc
Hens, leghorn over 4 Ib. go. 18c
Hens, leghorn over lb. ...... 18C
Hens, colored to 81 lbs .... 23c
Hens. colored 51a lbs up 80. 23c
Broilers, over IA 60 IA lbs. :. 15o
Broilers over ~ to "a lbs e. 16c
Fryers. leghorn 2h to lbs. 16c
Fryers. colored 2iz u 3A lbs ..18c
Fryers. colored to az Id =. 2Oc
Roasters colored over IA, up 21c
Old RoOsters, colored ...... 13c
Old Roosters leghofn .......... .0Sc
Ducklings, over 5 lbs. .......... 19c
Ducklings under lbs. ...-...... 1Sc
Old ducks ............. .0Sc
Young Geese .............. 15c
Old Turkeys Observation-Disclosures. Ice
Capons, 10 8 lbs. ........... Csc
stays, colored .................. lac
Capons, 8 lbs and up. ........ 25t
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-12
Service Men viii
Get Grid Break

SEATTLE, June 12. (UP)-The
Pacific coast conference winds up
its annual spring meeting today
after taking action to give service
men a break.
Faculty representatives and grad
uate managers agreed to give SER
vice men a special section at foot
ball games at high school rates
or less-probably so cents. This
would not include such annual sell
outs as the Stanford California big
game" however.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-12
Phoners Beat DairV

The Telephone company softbal
team turned back Golden State 10
to 6 Wednesday night in Ell Centro
B league play but not until the
dairy team had made a remarkable
rally in the final inning.
Held Virtually seoreless until the
last stanza, Pitcher Freeman belted
out a home run with the bases load
ed. This accounted for most of the
Golden State score.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-12
Body Attack Planned for Billy Conn;
Brain Trust Expects Him to
Give Lewis Terrible Beating in Body

yesterdays sparring sesSions-in
which the Pittsburgh Irishman
bulled his mates from rope to rope
while whaling at their midsections.
Manager Johnny Ray said, Billy
is sharpening his body attack. and
he will continue this procedure
until he finishes boxing Monday.
He'll give Louis a terrible body
beating and then knock him out.
We know Billy can outpoint Louis
but we want kayo We want Conn
to win the title impressively.'
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-12

POMPTCN LAKES, M, June II
up - The brain guys" at Billy
Conn's camp are trying to groom
{ motorcycle for heavy tank duty
Wednesday night.
The admit they are prepping
light. fast Billy Conn to move in or
champion Joe Louis with body bar
RACES. instead of with the antici-
pated whrlwind jabbing attack to
the head.
This startling admission almost
bowled over the boxing Boswells
who had demanded an explanation
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-12
l.. A. STOCKS

LOS ANGLES. June u CUP) --
The stock list made irregular gains
today in light trading on the Los
Angeles exchange.
Eight issues were up, two were
down and seven were unchanged
Volume was 25OO shares.
Southern Pacific j up e; Con
solidated Oil 6 up ls; Republic
Petroleum 1ss up i: Aircraft Ac-
cessories rs unchanged; Lockheed
Aircraft "a down IL Monasco II
unchanged: Ryan Aeronautical 3%
down ls; vega Aircraoft So down
s.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-12
CHICAGO GRAINS

CHICAGO, June 7 IUP) Wheat
moved with in a relatively narrow
price range today
Wheat finished y to = cent a
bushel lower. Corn was up - TO
4 oats unchanged 10 up = rye off
s TO rs and soybeans We're up
= 10 ] u.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-12
BRITISH SUB ACTIVE

VICHY, June y. (UP)-An Of
ficial statement said today Brit
ism submarine had fired on the
French tanker, Alberta, in the
Mediterranean, killing seven men,
bers of the Alberta crew.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-12
LOCAL BUTTERFAT
L. A. hay

Los ANGELES, June y CUP) -
L. $. No. .......... S1S.00-19.OO
L. s. I. V. No. 2 leafy S17.50-l8.OO
L. S. No. 2 ........ S1450-15.0O
Barley Hay ....... S19.00-20.00
Oat HaY ....... $40. OQ-21. 90
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-12
L. A. GRAIN

Los ANGELES, June - UP) -
Wheat. soft or hard S1.GO "a l.G7H
Feed Barley bright Sf.32lz ~ 1870
Mating Eariey ...... $l-3b q 1.40
aIilo. No. yellow . 81 4001.46
Carn No 2 yeiloW hulk 81 81 O 10
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-12
Berlin Doubts IS.
Ship Torpedoed

BERLIN, June u. (UP)-Inform-
ed Nazis said tonight that German
military quarters have received no
reports to confirm or indicate that
a German submarine sank the
American freighter, Robin Moor.
The German spokesman said nat
Irally" the Robin Moor matter is
~.s.,a, g.-rro.tsa,AoJ
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-06-17
Strike Threatens
Auto Plants Work
Enforced Layoffs for
10000 Workers Loom
as Parts Factory is
S~trikebound; Murray
Denounces ISLANDER
Campaign
(Ry The Associated PresS.)

A jurisdictional strike at a Detroit
automobile parts factory tod Y
threatened enforced layofis ior 40
U6U workers in automobile plants
winch depend upon the struck fac
tory for parts.
\ Michigan state labor mediator
declared that employees of Plymouth,
Briggs. Ford and Dodge truck plants
n8eht be madc idle unless there was
T. pccdy settlement OF the WnlkuU.
of co United Automobile Workers
~ the Douglas and Lomas0n COM
paGy. The American Federation OF
Labor United Automobile Workers
has a union shop agreement with the
lIriU and its membership contcndci
that the rival Go union has tried To
raid its membership.
While other strikes continued n
important defense industries, Go
Pic ideut Philip Murray ',~ucd i
statement dccrying what he termed
"thr current SANDER campaign
against the loyal Americans WHO re
present. the Go and its unions.' He
denounced rs "maNc.ous @csSin'
stories OF splits, purges and red
hunts I'm the organization.
with $500. 100000 worth of ship
construction at eleven San Francisco
boy hlpyardS tied up by a maChln-
I-ts strike. Harvey W. Brown Amer
ictu Federation of Labor m1chinIsts'
president, made ready for & personal
appeal to the strikers to return 10
Irrfr Jobs. Further, the mediation
board at Washington vas drafting
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