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RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-07-17
Je Ii naSa meta blizu?

mesali pesak, sto su II slatki 81
rup sipali vodu, sto SUI odelo pra-
viii cd starih rita, sto su pribe
govali laznim bankrotstvima no.
timicnim paljevinama. Drugim
recima. oni su dosli do svoga
gospodstva lazju, podvalom i
svindlerajem. (Odobravanje) A
kukavica, svindler moze sc pravi
ii junak samo mad slabim pro-
tivnikom.
Sta vidimo, da kapitalisticka
klasa radi danas America? Ona
ina u svojoj ruci jednu grupu
radnika njome tuce drugu. A to
ie posledica ne junastva kapita-
listicke klase, nego slabosti diva
rada, koga su okovali kapitalistic-
XII porucnici - "radnicke vodje".
(Odobravanje.) Kada kapitalis-
ticka klasa primeti, sta sc radi u
nasoj organizaciji; kada vidi, da
smo mi dobro organizovani: ka-
da njeni porucnici nadzornici
fave njoizi nasoj sill ma glasac-
koi kutiji, ma kaliko kradje bilo
kod toga glasanja, - kada i'm o.
nj saopste pravo stanje stvari, ka-
pitalisticki gospodar nece Sc usu-
diti da Sc bije: Kapitalisticki
gospodar &c zadrhtati u ukrade-
MIN mu cizmama i zahvalan biti,
sto &c mu Sc dati prilika, da ma
posten nacin hleb svoj zasluzuje.
(Odobravanje.)
Ali "a pravom mora lei sila.
Ali oni nece poloziti oruzje sve
dotle, dok ne primete, da Sc liza
nasih glasova nalazi organizovan
pokret, dobro organizovan
disciplinovan potpuno probu-
dien zapoznat sa sadanjim okol-
nostima,- i to organizovan ne
po pojedinim strukama, vec po in
dustrijama, tako da jedan radnik
ne skebuje protiv drugog. A ta-
da, kada izbije kakav strajk, ma
sinist nece prenositi vojsku IL jed
nog mesta u drugo, junijski
radnik - takozvani junijski rad
mix - nece, kao sto Sc skoro de-
silo u Colorado, nositi junijstu
kartu u svom spagu u isto vreme
upirati svoju pusku ma rudare,
sto su ma strajku. Kada kapita-
listi saznaju, da in njihovi poruc-
nici u radnickom pokretu ne mo-
gu wise zastititi i da je njihova
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-07-17
NespOraZum medju
Zemliama OsOvine.
(Nastavak sa |. strane.)

(Nastavak sa l. strane)
Drugi razlog radi kojeg Japan
mozda ne mari ako Sjedinjene Dr.
zave objavljeno iii neobjavljeno
stupe u rat protiv Nemacke jeste
tai, sto Sc prvi moze koristiti sa
tom prilikom da osvoji zeljene
krajeve Azije mnogo lakse,
mozda sa pristankom "demokra-
tia" kao njihov dar MENU "a
njegovo neutralno drzanje.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-07-17
S. Vukotic, dopisnik.

ME, a rola vece zlo, Socijalistic-
ka Radh:tl;a Pa1tij veil kapitali-
zam je jedno ogromno zlo koje
preti da uniSti samo covecanstvo.
Dole s mime pre- nego sto ie on
sa sobom u provaliii crnog doba
povukao cello ljudstvo.
RadniGka klaso: Ne daj Sc da
te kapitalisticka klasa jos jed
nom baci u more tvoje sopstvene
tople krvi! Opameti Sc poslu-
sal spasonosni glas S. L. P!
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-07-17

nalazi evropski radnicki pokret.
ia sam bio tamo prosle godine -
ma kongresu u Amsterdam - i,
verujte, duboko sam zalio ljude,
koje sam drzao "a socijaliste, ka-
da sam video, kako Stetno uticu
ma njih feudalne prilike njihove
Njihovi su napori izukrstani; oni
ne mogu imati takav pokret, kao
sto ga mozemo imati mi II Anne
rici, gde Sc kapitalizam potpuno
razvio, buduci "a citavu glavu
veci cd kapitalizma svih ostalih
zemalja, te gde mi imamo ne sa-
mo ekonomski, nego politicki j
socijalno najnapredniji kapitali-
zam. Ne Engleska, vec Amerika
je ona zemlia, koia u tome pogle-
du sluzi "a uzor. (Odobravanje.)
u Evropi krvav sukob neizbezan.
Zatim, americka kapitalisticka
klasa razlikuje Sc cd evropske
kapitalisticke klase. Bas tu skoro
citao sam u jednom nemackom
socijalistickom listu jedan cla-
max, koji sasvim tacno veil, da je
kapitalisticka klasa feudalizova-
ma "verjunkert" a osobina
je feudalizma da razvija jednu
vrlinu i ia je wilma: smelost,
drskost, kuraz. Uzmite, n. pr, po-
lusasavog, a polukljakavog ne
mackog cara: On imade sve poro-
ke, samo jedan ne: on nije stras-
ljivac. On je kurazan covek. 10
je wilma, koja odlikuje feudall-
zam. l tako, kada Sc nemacka So
cijalna demokratija popne ma pet
milijona glasova, nemacki car ce
pokusati da je razbije sa jednom
sacicom ljudi. On &c nasesti. krv
&c Sc proliti - radnicka krv i
krv gospodara. Drugim recima,
krvav sukob je neizbezan, - ne
izbezan, radi psiholoskih uslova,
koji tamo postoje, radi osobina ev-
ropske kapitalisticke klase, radl
drskosti njene.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-07-17
ISPRAVKE DOPISA.
Clevela 0.

Cleveland, 0.
Nekim nepozeljnim slucajem
smo medju prilagacima u hrani
pikniku odrzan 8. juna, izostavili
ime nase dobre simpaticarke Rose
Brasie, koja je darovala jednu
tortu.
Molimo da Sc ova ispravka uz-
me obzir.
Nj. Pill, dopisnik.
Detroit, Mich.
u dopisu sa vecernike kluba r.
B., koia Sc odrzala II. maja, me-
diu prilagacima u hrani spusteno
ie ime drugarice K. Boberic, koja
je darovala kolaea IL vrednosti
$1.5O.
Molimo da Sc ova ispravka uvazi.
Anna Sekulic, dopisnik.
Drugarica Stojanovic pise nam
da smo nekim slucajem izos-
tavili ime drugarice Julie An
tonoff, koja je ma njihovom pix
niku cd 1. juna darovala u hrani
$3.50.
Molimo da Sc ova ispravka
uvazi.
UrednistvO.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-07-17

sluzba, kao i Crnceva, yec dovr-
sena; kada kapitalisti pronadju,
da Sc liza Prava nalazi Moe, mo-
ra &c Sc pokloniti pred istinom. A
ako budu toliko glupi, da Sc ne
poklone, mi cemo biti spremni Ii
stanju prihvatiti bitku.
"R. B." 1922.
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Nastavak sa 3. strana

NaStavak Sa ). Strana
Mandjuriji "a Japance odapinjati
puske, koje SUI uperene ma Ruse.
ia priznajem to, ali jedan zdrav
zakljucak media sc izvuci il jedne
cinjenice samo. Svi taeni zakljuc-
ci poticu il nekoliko cinjenica,
koje Sc skupa posmatraju. Kapi-
talisticka klasa moze Sc igrati sa
glasovnicom, koliko joj je VOLTA,
ali il istog razloga, il kojeg Sc
covek mole igrati toplomerom, pa
da nj najmanje ne izmeni toplotu
oko sebe kapitalisticka klasa nj
je stanju tom igrom da izmene
politicko raspolozenje, koje nasa
agitacija stvara "a vreme izborne
borbe. Mozete II sred leta staviti
ma zivu toplomera komad leda: Ii
va &c pasti ispod mule, ispod MIS-
tice, ali to nece izmeniti toplotu
oko vas. U zimu opet mozete met
mutt zeravicu ma zivu II toplomeru
ziva &c Sc popeti ma najvisi stu
panj, ali vi necete time dobiti le-
to. Kapitalisti nam mogu pokrasti
glasove. Oni mogu smanjiti tai
toplomer rasplamtelih politickih
strasti, ali te strasti nece biti IL
me ugusene, njihovi izborni cinov-
nici vec &c i'm kazati, kakvo je
politieko stanje, kakav je pravi
broj glasova. Kapitalisti &c znati
ma cemu su znace snagu nase or
ganizacije. A ovo me sada dovo-
di ma jedno pitanje, "a CHE ras-
pravljanje bi zeleo imati mnogo
wise vremena, no sto ga sada l.
mann. Ali ia Gu ipak pokusati:
DebsOva izreka.
Kada sam pre- nekoliko dana
govorio bratom Debsom, kada
preko krvavog jaza pruzimo jedan
drugom ruku (smeh), rekao sam
mu, da mi Sc neobicno dopada
duh jedne njegove izreke, premda
ne primena njena. Ostavicu ma
stranu primenu te izreke, da bi
izbegao svako trvenje. Jezgra te
izreke jeste: 'Mi America zivi-
mo pod narocitim americkim pri-
likama moramo imati svoj naro-
citi izraz americkog radnickog
pokreta." Divno. l kod neprijatel-
ia kod nepromisljenih prijatelja
nasih postoji teznja, da americki
pokret bace tamo, gde Sc
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-07-17
A kako je u America!

S druge strane, da Ii tai duh
nalazimo kod nasih gospodara u
America? Jesu Ii nasi gospodarl
odljuljani feudalistickoj kolev-
ci? Jesu Ii oni kao deca uspav-
ljivani uz zvuke junackih pesama? -?
Ne. Oni su dosli do svoga gospod-
stva ma tai naein,. sto su u secer
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IL ZIVOTA FEDERACIJE.



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Prostitute ''R. B."
tR A NICKA BOR B A"

'R NICKA BO r B A"
trn je ocima vasih neprijateljs
i cato je oni mrze i napadaju!
'R NICKA BOR r B A"
izraz je vase snage i jakosti!
''R DNICKA BORB A"
pobornik je medjunarodne soil.
darnosti socijalizma!
'R NICK A BOR B A"
pioner je napretka i kulture me-
dju radnim narodom!
'R NICKA BORB A"
branitelj je i zastupnik vasih in
teresa!
RAD NICKA RBA"
vase je glasilo!
Burzoazija ne moze da zivi a da
besprekidno ne revolucionise oru-
dja "a proizvodnju, dakle i uslove
"a proizvodnju, dakle, celokupne
drustvene odnose. = X. Marx.
Ko je to sto govor; porazu?
ia vam kazem da je stvar kao sto
je nasa VEGA no sto je poraz moze
znati; to je sila mad silama. -
Francis Adams.
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N ASH DOPISI.

Ogranak Sekcija Sc zahvaljuju
swim posetiocima prilagacima.
A. Sauer. dopisnik.
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Piknik II Los Angeles, Cal.

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Sat
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Aomobi
meu odbo
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State picnic in Saint Paul. Mimi.

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Nsdea 20 julia 'uensh oeak sa prea je p1nk hin
70 IL
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Picnic in Detroit. Mich.

Section Wayne County July 2 e Rouge Park (Wr
al l b
Comea NJ denjoy l. way.
In of in
W. eferonA Ave."
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Piknik IL Steubenville, O.

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MneKotu u L.
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Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-23

will attend the grand costume ball
of the Cavalcade of Imperial VAL
ley at the De ANA hotel in Cal
exico Thereafter they will attend
the midnight carnival at the caval-
cade festival grounds.
After church services in the
churches OF Mexicali and Calexico
Sunday Feb. %. the delegates and
friends will witness the crowning
Of the MeXicali carnival queen in
the palace The Mexicah Chamber
OF Commerce will treat the visitors
to q barbecue. That afternoon the
battle OF flowers and confetti was
scheduled on the streets of MeXi-
cali. Delegates were invited to join
Registered delegates were invited
TO attend the grand ball of the Mex
icali carnival at Hoteles Modernos.
Early the next day the famous
fishing trip to the Gulf of Lower
California will start with the Mex
lcan government acting as hosts.
The party probably will return to
Mexicali Wednesday morning.
Special events were planned for
the women who accompany con-
vention delegates. A committee OF
Mexicali and Calexico women plan
ned luncheon, a desert tour in
Guiding the wild flower regions,
historic points of interest, the All
American canal, and the sand
dunes.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-23
COURT GRANTS DECREE

A final divorce decree was grant
ed in superior court Wednesday to
Sinah Garcia in his suit against
Evaristo Garcia.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-23

Sixty thousand times - once for
every man, women and child in
Imperial Valley-the turnstiles at
the county fair grounds will turn
this year to permit record break
ing crowd to see a record array OF
exhibits. Secy- Manager Dorman V.
Stewart predicted Thursday.
Last years gross total attendance
was $4,000 but Stewart expected
this mark to be topped Reserva-
tions for space have moved much
more rapidly with two-thirds OF
the commercial exhibit area already
reserved.
Improvements at the fairgrounds
this year will include an $4,000 roof
which will cover the grandstand.
as we'll as a new exhibit building
and dormitories for Future Farm
erS of America The go by 100
foot building will house members
of Imperial Valleys four chapters
The two building that in the
past have been devoted to both
FLA entries and All club exhibits
will be turned over exclusively to
the All groups this year, Stewart
announced
Imperial's FLA chapter will ex-
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-23
W. Van Horn, One
Of 1sf VaHeyites,
Dies al Ontario

Continued from Page One)
which in 1900 began turning dirt
in preparation for the canal sys-
TEN. w. a. Van Horn also helped
survey the canal route across the
desert.
Later Van Horn put his teams
to hauling freight from Flowing
Wells to the various camps in the
valley. He helped build McCabe
school house in the days when con-
struction Of a one-room school
house was a major community de-
velopment.
He first filed on 800 acres OF
land near El Centro and later dou-
bled his holdings. He brought ir
some of the first herds of dairy
cattle ever established in the val
ley.
There were few events in early
days that Van Horn did not take
part in. He was a director in water
company No. l, helped start the
valleys second school. the Var
Horn school, shipped the first cream
ever to leave FL Centre, and helped
organize the first chamber OF COM
merce in El Centro.
During late years he had a dairy
at Bakersfield, one of the largest
in that section.
His survivors include a daughter,
Rena, of Bakersfield; two sons. Carl
of Arcadia, VIII of Bakersfield; and
brother, Al of Bishop.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-23
Judge Suspends
Terms of Sailors
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Continued from Page One)
was displaying on a German holi-
day.
After the police court appearance
the two were turned over again tC
naval custody to await outcome of
formal inquiry into their case
The inquiry board submitted its
report to Washington headquarters
this week
Both youths had been adjudged
unfit for further service" by the
navy even before the flag incident.
They were being treated for SOM
nambulism in the hospital.
Secretary of Navy Frank Knox
in a statement from Washington
yesterday said investigation dis
closed they were "screwballs."
Their act led to protests from
the German government and to
attacks on the United States in
German newspapers.
It also led to possibility the con-
sulate, now in a downtown office
building would be forced to seek
new quarters. The building owners
said they asked consul general Fritz
Wiedeman to move to prevent re-
currence of such incidents.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-23
Raj Renews Air
Offensive Against
German Territory
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tConllnueo from Page One)
diesel-motored truck gave them.
selves up to Richard D. Mcmillan
United Press staff correspondent
who moved up to Tobruk Just be.
hind the assault troops.
Mcmillan filed a dispatch writ.
ten Tuesday night as British troop,
awaited orders to complete then
occupation of Tobruk He was only
10 minutes walk from the center
OF the town and could see the flames
of the burning Italian cruiser, the
y232-ton San Giorgio and q blaz-
ing oil tanker, lighting up the sky
for miles around
There was no exact estimate OF
the prisoners captured by the Brit
ish as yet but the number was be-
lieved TO be close TO 10000 and was
known TO include at least two Ital-
ian generals.
The Rome communique admitted
the fail of Tobruk but insisted that
IL was defended by little more than
one division, about $4,000 troops.
The communique said the San Gior-
gio had been blown up and the city
set afire before the British march,
ed in. British losses were claimed
TO have been heavy.
Dispatches TO Athens asserted the
Italians had lost a bitter two-day
counter-attack in the vicinity of
Klisura and reported heavy COL
umns of Greek troops with guns
and other equipment moving north
toward Berat.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-23
US. Sugar Beet
Anotments Made

Sugar beet growers in the federal
agricultural district made up OF
Imperial, east Riverside and Yuma
counties will be allotted 6,533 acres
on which TO qualify for 1941 govern
ment payments, the federal agri-
cultural department announced at
Washington Thursday.
A total of 100000 acres will be
distributed among producers of the
nation, the department said. The
allotment is 1862 per cent smaller
than the 1910 total OF 979 900 acres,
because Of the accumulation of sur
plus sugar during the last three
years
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-23
Lindy Doubtful Of
kazi Defeat Under
Present Conditions
Continued from Page One)

NSoHIiHutQ lIOIu rage OQe)
as yet of German collapse.
In other words" Rep. Joe L.
Pfeiffer, D.. N. Y, asked, the Ger
mans are sure to win?"
She already controls the CONT
nent,' Lindbergh replied. Il don't
say she can invade England"
What makes you think Germany
will stop after conquering Eng
land?"
The only thing that will stop
aggression is sufficient strength to
stop that aggression I think we
can build sufficient strength to stop
it."
DO you think asked Rep. John
Kee, D., w. Va, that this country
should have the facilities to pro-
duce as many planes as any other
country"
No sir" said Lindbergh. Not
unless we plan to invade them"
He added that German planes
are not being built now for an at
tempted invasion" of the western
hemisphere.
He advocated air bases as far
south as the Amazon valley.
South America offers a problem
of defense" he said, but / don't
believe the situation is serious
danger
Kee cited a magazine article by
Dorothy Thompson asserting that
Col. Lindbergh is the spokesman
for a group which believes British
collapse imminent and that we must
cooperate with the new European
order. He asked Lindbergh if it
were true
mo sir said Lindbergh. I'm
not a spokesman for any group. l
believe we must cooperate with Eu-
rope regardless of who is dominant
there"
IF Hitler wins, we will have to
come to some agreement with him?'
In somewhat the same sense
that we have with Russia"
The audience laughed
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-23
Defense Strikes
Close Three Plants
Continued from Page One

Continued from Page One
tics showing that there is great
production capacity still unutilized
and that many millions Of unem-
ployed remain TO be put TO work.
Murray's protest was contained in
identical letters to Sidney Hillman
defense labor commissioner, and
Director General william S. Knud-
sen of the office OF production man
agement.
UAW President r. J. Thomas al
Detroit demanded a congressional
investigation OF alleged favoritism
shown the Ford Motor Co. III the
war departments awards OF de-
tense contracts. The UAW long has
sought to obtain recognition at the
Ford plants
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-23
Ex.Convict Held
In Theft Case

CALEXICO, Jan. 90. = Caught
with the goods taken from a car
parked back of hotel here, Albert
Robinson, Negro ex-convict, was
held in Jail here today while police
investigated his activities.
When arrested at the border by
immigration officers, Robinson had
sold an expensive portable radio for
So and had other articles he could
not afford TO purchase. The articles
were taken from car belonging to
B. F. Armbruster, who had lockeo
them in his car parked at the rear
Of a CaleXico hotel, police said.
Armbruster did not know his car
had been looted until officers told
him.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-23

Ian E. Wells of the highway asso-
citation will preside at the business
meeting. The executive committee
will meet prior to the general busi-
ness session.
At : pm. Saturday night the
"Quemar el Nal Humor" or the
burning of bad humor will take
place. The ceremony heralding in
the reign of happiness. gaiety, fes-
tivity, joy and frivolity was sched-
uled at Chapultepec park near the
Commercial hotel, convention head
quarters. This typical Mexican folk
ceremonial is the traditional pre-
lude to all carnivals.
After the annual association ban
quet the delegates and their guests
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-23
Missions r,a........--,| ( 4
Near Army Camps

COLUMBUS, O., Jan. %. CUP)-
The National Lutheran Council
elected officers today and prepar-
eel to adopt q $25o,000 budget for
missionary work in the vicinity OF
U. S. military camps.
DR.. Peter o. BerSell, Minneapolis,
president of the Augustana Synod,
enc of seven Lutheran branches IL
the council, was elected president
succeeding DR.. Ellis H. Burgess,
Sunbury, Pa.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-23
MexicaIi Plans Welcome
For 4-Stotes Delegates

MEXICALI. Jan. %. - MeXicali
Will be host to the International
-Four States Highway association at
a three day convention Feb. 81. %.
and % with delegates and visitors
expected to visit the territorial cap
ital from towns and cities all along
the 500 mile road from the United
States Canadian border.
The convention will take place
in the historic Salon de Actos in
the governors palace and sessions
will be opened by Gov. Rudolfo
Sanchez Taboada. head OF the gov
eminent in the northern district
OF Baja California. President Har-
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-23
Stewart Predicts
10000 at Fair

hibit this year for the first time.
Other chapters are located at El
Centro, Brawley and Holtville.
A total premium list of $20,O2l
including the horse show, for those
whose entries compete was an
nounced by Stewart. Competitors
were urger to make their entries
as soon as possible to expedite COM
pletion of lists.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-23
Imperial Hancv Press

--.-z rs Established April 20, 1901
Published every aftcrn )On except
saturday and Sunday Saturday
. .o.a""can issue now succeeded
by u.r %rnaav Ppst-Press, es-
tabllshed i35, y the Imperial
Valley Publishing company. 625
State Street. El Centro, Calif.
Paul j Jenkins, publisher; A. {.
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eral manager; r. A. Fifth H.
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Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-23
Water Proves
Man S Undoinq

~ INLAND Jan. ga drink or
water was Paul Bowling's undoing,
he told officers here today.
He said he was invited outside
an amusement resort for drink
itnot water). He took the drink in
the alley back of the place. But
when he bent to accept water
chaser someone struck him on the
head, he said, and robbed him Of his
wallet and S38.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-23
No Trace Found
Of Missing Bomber

SACRAMENTO, Jan. %. OUP)-
The U. S. Army depot announced
today that a ground search in an
area east of Chico, where a crash
was heard the night an army bonn
ber with seven men aboard disap-
peared, failed 10 yield any clue 10
the planes whereabouts.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-23
Storm Moves South
With Rain Coninu
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of rain during the past "a hours
and early Thursday morning had
a minimum temperature of II de-
gress-l5 below freezing. Some snow
rested on the ground.
Snow fell chiefly in the north
eastern section Of Arizona, with an
inch in the St. Johns area and
almost three inches near McNary
A heavy snow was reported from
Blaming. Utah, at Arizona's north
ern boundary and was believed to
extend south to Fredonia. Jacob
Lake and possibly as far as the
north rim of the Grand Canyon.