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Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-06
He's No Gentleman,
But No Jap Either

The term Jap" Saturday had
taken its place along with many
we'll known epithcts as q positive
Fighting word. even when the caller
thereof is a woman and the person
ao-called is a soldier.
Late Thursday night a woman
identifying herself as Betty Jean
Ganninger showed up at El Centre
police station and told Desk Serg-
cant Frank Record that she wanted
10 turn in a car which She said be-
Iongcd to Mildred Higgins who, fr@
all accounts, appeared to be indiS-
posed
Miss Gannlnger repeatedly ia
Record that she and Miss Higgins
~cre giving a Camp Sccley soldier
lift to camp. when Miss Higgins
a.lcgedly called the soldier Ian
What happened after that was
last and furious. according to the
rcpot' Iac soldier Waded into tho
iady VITA gusto, and ME-, Higgins
wa SAID to have taken II on the
I'm polIcc still Wcrr holding her
ar Saturday.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-06
Bombers Ordered
Away From Java

uCOntlnucd from pag" Gnc1
ter of the nold where = number OF
United State planes we're m"mrn-
tarilv expected to arrive
Java's trouble IA 'hr same a.;
Nala"a'S. There were numbers o.
LAF nlcrS as we'll as American
pilots in Java when I lett bat the
had nothing to fly. They had nam
mered the enemy rclentleSsly Du'
thew could not 90 on indefinitely
without reinforcemcntS.
The cost Of operating heavy bomb
crs without adequate fighter pro-
lection had become obvious to any
BODY. Even the antiaircraft protec-
ton in Java-somctimes less cffec-
i've than it had been in Malaga
,ras not sufficient to prevent the
cycntual loss of the bic ships il
,hoy we're left on the island
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-06
THRIFTY DRIVING

(ltINefSIQc 1IcSSJ
We're learning thrift all right, and eS-
pecially in a form that most ef us would
Mt have expected
Surveyors indicate that in two months
of Sterner and thrifter living. we Amerl-
cans have draStically reduced our driv-
ing speed and mileage The former Is
rather hard to estimate, but the latter
seems definitely reduced more than one
fourth.
1t is not to be supposed that all Of this
reduction in automobile driving can be
credited entirely 10 our dHfnnS" effort.
\ lot of il is a personal matter du' 10
the fact that driving long mjIrages wears
tires faster. and when they are gone
we'll have ia walk OF rid" our bikes
There j, more common sense shown
in this fold. 50 far, however, than in
any other. II is one Of the best opportu-
mites
And a It matter Of fact cutting down
,our speed doe, not materially alter th"
time you reach your destination. Forty
miles an hour. steady driving, Will cover
a lot of distance, save your car. your
tires. your gasolin. consumption, and
get you tO your destination lust about
a, soon a fifty or sixty miles intcrmlt-
tent driving.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-06
Phelps Dodge Co.,
Miners Disagree

PHOENIX, March 6 up
Leaders of 4,C00 AFI- union workers
~ Phelps Dodge corporation prop
critics in Moreno, jerome. Clarks-
dale, Ajo and Douglas tCdaY sought
Way labor board mcdi1tlon Of their
dispute Wl'A employers after col
.Gp@c Of negotiations.
Tic m!uc. aAd smcltcrs nro!9cd
proaaco q .ar4a portion Of ,hc na-
'@ aomc.Nc copper supp" 9.tal
- va mau'I">
r p FlaaL. SECRETARY ii 10 S'rr
Frar.a.or ., Iabol ua 'ne 'ulons
,o4ur 30, aorc" nI'u cOmpm" Of
,t.a.. o9,s @aea'In .chrdulr 49,"
.ars,a.r. and aulpa hm a@naud~
4 auslt'' ~a-e mrlra.r 81 ~ cruja
pe. .ou lur AL rupIosr a:. r'-
33r lrd
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-06
Two Radio Classes
0perated Here

Since FL Centre has He ou'g Ia
cillites IN Imperial Valley fol
training radio maintenance men
and radio maintenance men arc
tho greatest nccd Of thr United
States Navy at present, school au-
thoritieS organized two classes Of
.rwng tins training
One class is offered in the Junior
college during the morning and is
open to junior college and high
school pupils. The other is offered
- regular night school class and
open TO anyone interested Ric-
lard Huddlcston teaches both class
Is.
Dean Glenn Kictfcr Of the Junior
college said these classes arc only
'T0 Of ,hc defense classes now of
!crcd a, the institution
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-06
Jups Cut Island
Through Center

claimed was occupied by the lap
ahcsp al 9.3O pm yesterday = am.
pW1'D
Dutch sources in London saw no
reason TO doubt the Japanese claim
tr Batavia. capital OF the Dutch
lnGlrs and Il city OF about 100000
population 1hr Butch had DESTROY
rG III vital installations II BatW :.
NATURAL BARRiER&
There has been no official mdl-
cation Of what aFea tie Dutch have.
selected tor t"rir inner defense III
java. II presumably crntcrS arf-pld
r"hdocnG where Ddtch military
factories are and where the noun
tains provide natural barriers.
The Dut"a probably hope to hold
the rail line southeast lie miles to
Tu!.np. Another potential cente"
u. lon2 resistance may be the Socr-
ahaia area, the Dutch naval base,
The Dutch admitted they now
have na hope that the forces Oh the
lahtjne ground in Java can be re-
mforccd and tie speed with which
the Japanese were oVcrmnlug the
,sl.nd seemed to make 1t doubtful
r.at even Il" inner defense rlE9S
would provide an effective barrier
AGAINST the superior attacking fore
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-06

'4...s headquarters, the depart
.nruts rammuniqae said
.lh> order Is interpreted by Gen
VI. Arthur as indicating the m
@,tcg, tear the ncreasna resent
mcnt Of the natives may oeN'!o
,rro 4 popular uprising against 'he
Iapaucsc. t.le eommumque con-
III, Tnr communiquc said success OF
,,',Arthur's a'r sort,c against Jap
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-06
SACRAMENTO EDUCATOR
DIES AFTER ILLNESS

SACRAMENTO MaTcI 8 Up "
Er. Richard Rutlcdgc AZ president
y. Sacramento JUNIOR college dled
al hospital here early today fol-
LOVING an illness Of several days
The educator was stricken d week
ago with influence which Developed
INTO pneumonia He came herr last
%car from Oakland ~ brc1mr mead
Vi thc local lmlpI e'ile1r.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-06

BURLINGTON. la Mar 6 ,Up
Lieut. Gca William S. Knudscn
TO-DAY investigated tie second dis
a>;rous explosion at the Iowa Or
dnancc plant within three months,
While workmcu vino saw the broken
Bodies Of their fellows pulled from
beneath pulycriaed ruins yesterday
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-06

lie United States and vowed n
to lay down their weapons 1
The japanese were driven out.
enemy order may have been II
vated in part by the Moro's st
The war department said J;
nCse offensive activity in the Phi
pines during the past "a hours
JCen negligible and that the Il
inflicted by MacArthur's tiny
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-06
IMPERIAL VALLEY PRESS, Ell CENTRO, CALF

WASHINGTON. March 6. lUpl
Apparently fearful OF native upris-
mes AGAINST thcm. the Japanes.
have ordered al F1hpinoS in e.
tupaed areas to surrender every
Weapon and tool which might COZ
rcI1ably be employed as a weapon
the war department reported TO-DAY
A copy Of the japanese orde:
which extended even to the bo..
knife. the FlhpinoS, tool of all work
has reached Gen Douglas MacAs-
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-06
inland Man Guilty
In Morals Case

superior court jury cmly FIJI
do1 found c. B Morse, 7lYear-
Cid inland school teacher. guilty
~ three counts of contributing to
,bo delinquency of MAJORS.
~ n,rors began their deliberations
-, 9,15 D m. Thursday and re-
turned a verdict at l2;l5 a, m FIJI
""S Zach count carries a maximum
county Jail sentence OF on" &r'r.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-06
ORDERED TO
TRIAL.

Wesley Staus and Raymond
Karp. young men arrested i'll Mex
leo ca charge Of stealing two
horses from the Morrison riding
stables in FL Centric. were held
for trial in superior court after Il
preliminary hearing i'll FL Ccntro
Justice court Thursday.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-06
Editorials and Comment

EDITORS NOTE: The foHOIrIa0 edit
OriqIs are presented as interesting Opin-
ions rOiced bV editors elsewhere. They
do not necessarily reflect the opinion Of
this paper.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-06
MIST EACE TRIAL

Alon1o Baker FL Centre ware
house salesman. Thursday MAS
ordered to trial in superior court
on a charge Of negligent fHmicidc
and hit and run driving filed after
Jose AlvaIado. Mexican workman
was struck and killed Feb "a as
he walked along the highway west
Cf FL Centre Baker was accused
OF beng the driver of the car
which struck and Killed the MeNi-
can.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-06
Scanning |. Y.
News Horizon
MASONIC LODGE
MEETS MONDAY

n CentrO lodge No. 384. F and
A NJ. will have a stated meeting
Monday night at 80 O'Clock in
the Masonic temple.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-06

Iugee in Sub.c bay apparently na"
forced thc enemy je delay further
laree scale assent, unit! he can
rcoreml2c his strength.
Macarthur reported yesterday
thal thousands Of japanese soldiers
were drowned OF killed when the
American 0icrs sank i've enemy
craft. including three lar9e trans
ports.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-06
IINiI. DF,( REE
GRANTED

\ final QlyUrcc decree WdS grant
cd IN superior court Thursday to
Ariic Bucham in hcr suit against
Curtis Burcham.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-06
BATTLE OF JAVA

In the battle OF Java. Jar1nc~"
air superiority was again proNInH
decisive factor.
Heavy japanese air attacks Wcr"
reported ON BaLdocng, Dutch mill
tary headquarters i'll the Java
mountains which may be the center
OF the last ditch defense area Which
the Dutch hope to hold
Communications with Java were
uncertain but a Columbia Bro'i-
casting System correspondent broad
cast from the Bclcagucrcd ISla@d
that Dutch forces have cva.u"icd
Batavia which an Imperial mead
quarters communiquc from TC.:Yo
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-06

Continued from page onc'
German war machine dwindlc to
about 300 but British report results
Of attack greater than first cX-
pCCtCd
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-06

What has happened to the radio pro
grams
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-01-22
@antmlane pen 2lltnse tai beeinnf 16etlte
Il)Sete

Nil Dem 9caiun nGcbitcr @ocfe
u1o ,ner rom 81. Sanuor bs sum
81. Nanl,or tpira bier in GlcpelanS
cine Gomp1gne ',tr G;niammI,no
bon Nltnctall sur0urd,iiibrrne fom.
men, I'm Sen iid) mcbr unb n1cb.
fiiblbar mofcnHcn Manael an IoI
dent Material in ser s2iiitmns;nNil
ltrie, Ser bcrcits bier 5u elmer Gin,
ihrdltf.ng Ser 6od)ofcnbctricbe ac.
fiibrt bot ms pic0cid)t cine poIlfon1s
meme Stilleauna etliher gctricbc s,r
,Solge bnben f1nu. icmcit ipic m0a
lid) absubelien. Gin icocr ;samilicn.
oorItanS mirh eriuht merSen, Wetnu,
GbfGlle 81, achen, SIC fir sen Sous,
holt nid,t mcbr perpcnoungsfGbio
iiuo, lmo Sic itdbtiihcn 9(naeitcuten
,ucroen bci ibrcr nornolcn Slunoc
s!ueds gbfuhr bon Miiu sleidseitia
oie Metallabfdae einiammeIu. Nid,t
MIR an Gripate, lonoern audi an sic
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-01-22
NO RABBITS IN HATS

The OPM's consumer relation
section has received number of
letters protesting at rising retail
prices, and accusing the retail in
dustry of profiteering at the pub
lies expense. That is evidence of
misunderstanding on the part OF
the public.
1t can be said categorically
that retail merchandising in all
fields, including both chain and
independent stores, has gener-
ally done its utmost to hold
prices down. It has done this in
various ways: By voluntarily ac-
cepting smaller profits; by fur
ther increasing overhead efici-
ency and lowering costs; by edu-
eating the consumer to use suit
able substitutes for scare, costly
articles; by fighting "scare buy
ing" etc.
According to government
figures, retail food prices are
still 1874 per cent below 1929
levels. That is true of most other
commodities as we'll.
So, don't blame the stores
when prices rise. They can't per-
form miracles. Higher wages,
higher taxes and higher manu-
featuring and wholesale costs
must be reflected in retail prices.
The retailers are doing the finest
work in treir history in cutting
overhead and serving the publ
today.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-01-22

NIT Winterfleioung uro Sfies, ion.
oern aud, nit @affen uno Wunition
81 oeriorgen.
slus ser 5iirfei, Ssrontreid uno
Spanien famen Melounaen, oie an-
oel,ten, oab Sieie 2droer lpeniser ee.
neigt iino, Sen soroer,lnsen ser Mt.
Ie &on5eilionen gu MAIDEN, bie iie bon
Sem gefGbrlid)en Yfaoe oes Crit Mb=
narten!" perordngen fonnten.
Wenn man nun sIaubt, oaB sic
1iihrer Ser Mhle abiolut feline Mnglt
Dor Oem Miteintritt in Sen &rieg bot
ten, 10 lei in Grinner,1us eebradt,
oab ser iapaniide gotid,aiter Man.
iufo emit SitIer fraate, Of ct ME.
mails slneit babe por Ser setualtigen
amerifaniid,en Snoaitrie, uno Sieier
erlpiOerte: Gin offener Gintritt in
Sen arieg bon Mmerita lp1re iebr ge.
iabrlid!" s(aes @ereoe oes Yropa.
ganoaminilters @0bels unb 6es Mu-
benminiiters bon Hibbentrop fonnen
oemnab dis bie 0orboten Ser Jurdt
beseihnet tuerben uno iino su betper.
ten tpie elm Gnsitlider Menid ser
Nadts uber einen 5rie0bof idreiten
muB - un6 pfeift.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-01-22

Snouitrie eraebt Oieier 9luir,li, turd
Gerfiig g6armnfl,ng bon WetallabiGl.
len an Sem Hrogrnmm Ser ncticna.
len GerteiNiguna mitsubclieu unb cs
81 er,noglihen. cr!o'tbcnc Sod)0ien
lpieoer in 0etrich 81, nehncn.
slr Ser Sp:tn o:e'er aampaaneli,
Sic in ollen @emeinocn Ncs 0anoes
acfiibrt .peroen Iteben sic @irgcr,
mciiter, beHeu Sic 9(uinohe pblieat
Hic'e 9c,peg,,na nit ouen Mittrln s,l
foroern. Ter Gr(os ats oicierSomm,
lung IoQ Sem lofalen 3;pilperteioi,
sunssfonSs sl,r G:rIiialna aeIteI(t
lpcrocu uno fcmnrt ausjchlieBIid) Scr
iclueiliscn 8cmeinoe olIcin sne,!c
arit Sem 8eloe tperoen Iuid,nff,n.
gen scmoft. Sic eincm ieoen einael,
rcn burd, eincn eeeianeten Nusball
Ser Sd,,lsmaBnabmen nicSer suflie,
Epn
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-01-22
FIGHT FIRE NOW!

A natiosal drive is now we'll
underway to promote the adop-
ton of a standard, up-to-date
fire prevention ordinance in all
the cities and towns of this coun-
try. The Importance of this has
been explained in a joint an
nouncement by w. E. Mallalieu,
General Manager of the National
Board of Fire Underwriters,
which prepared the ordinance.
and G. w. Schoelzel of the Ma
tional Association OF Insurance
Agents. 1T is imperative that
every one redouble his exorts to
prevent fires in order to conserve
lives and our material resources.
Many of the local associations
of insurance agents, as we'll as
other groups interested in COM
munitv welfare, have begun the
work for adoption of the fire pre-
vention ordinance and will con-
tissue it until their efforts have
been successful.
1T is inconceivable that these
activities will fail to make peo-
pie realize that an extraordinary
effort is necessary in all COM
munities to reduce fire waste
which, during the first eight
months of this year, was greater
than the comparable period last
year."
No community, big or little,
can have an excuse for failure to
do everything possible to fight
fire. The suggested fire preven-
ton ordinance is a potent wea-
pom, and no time should be vast
ed in adopting it. Fight fire for
your own safety-and for the
safety of your country.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-01-22

menent5iin6uneen gu iiberipinben
ober bic @raft in allen felbft ben
neinften @Iuteefdben aufre9t Az
erbalten. Sn 4rantbeitsf61en bends
tiet Der @6rper onideinenb elm
gr0beres Guantlm oieies Witau,ins
unb bies 1T gang Defenders Der 6au.
tpenn es ii9 Inn Grantbeiten bans
belt. bic auf cine gnt3anbung o,is
rid5ufiibren iinb.
gs 1T elm gliidli1er 8ufau. bab
Uitanin 6 rei1li9 IN ber Nat1ir
borbnnben 1T, ba Der &0rper ans
i9einenb ni3t in Der Gage 1T, bieies
Wttatnin 5u erdeigen nn6 Is 1T aud
ni4t in nennenstpertem Guantum
IN ben a1rpergetpeben aufgeipei9ert.
&c 1T tein ba,lerbaftes Witamin. gS
1T 5ebr f9neu I'M &Srper 3erit6rt
fotpie aud beim &ohen i'm offenen
DebdIter. Won getpiiien Robrunes<
mitteln mag es fogar duf Urunb
az LANCER Qager,ing perf9pinben.
9ie 9amsfrau unb SHUTTER bic
alles beriu9en n,0dte, bic @eiunb<
belt ibrer Ganilie 5i ihiiten. ionte
nie bergefen, bab Witdmin g eines
unierer tpihtigiten Jattoren Der &C.
fllnbbeit. 1T. 6ab es tdeli@ in ri&s
ti9em Nabe IN ber Tidt bor6anben
fein nlub unb ba6 es tnter 1ite In
Werbinbung NIT 0uft lei9t oerfSrt
tpirb.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-01-22

mir NIT ber Rranf6eit Gtorbut bei.
fer hetannt iinb rnb NIT bieiem
beHeren @if1en 1T bic grtenntnis ge.
1on,men. bab piele Reniden Spn1p.
tome lei&ter Grt bieier &ranfbeit
oeieen.
gs 1T n,,nme1r betannt. bab Sfor>
but b,1r9 NangeI an Witamin g in
ber Di6t beruria6t tptrb. Witamin 9
If cine tpeibe friitauartige Waiie. bic
fi9 lei4t IN Daifer aufl6it unb cine
taare G0iun9 er3eugt, bic fait tpie
8itroneninft ifu1edt. Witamin g 1T
natiirli9ertpetie IN bieIen Srii@ten
lnb Gen,ii1en bor9anben unb BON
6iefen iin6 Spinat. CRIME unb rote
Rfefferf6oten, 0obI. &ublrdbi, So.
r1aten. Npfeliinen. 8itronen. Yoms
pelmuien. Ueuiimeuons. 9imbeeren
ltn6 @rbbeeren anf6einenb bic beiten
0uelIen. Diefes Witamin 1T fir ben
Gufbau fotuobI ipie fir ben Mbbml
Der @6rpergetpebe tpi4tig, tporin es
cine 6bnli@e MoIIe ipieIt tpie Wita>
min 8 0ompIeE. gS 1T fiir ben
rihtiaen ano4enbau unb bic Wie>
berberjteuung Der &no1en erforbers
lid. &no4enbrii9e beiIen nidlt ride
TIC, eS fei ben1t, bab in Der tdgli1en
Dtdt aeniiaenb Witnmin g norhdns
ben 1T; bic tleinen WlutQefdbe
tperben f9tpa9 unb pIaten un6 Der.
urfa4en babur& tnnerli6e 0lus
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-01-22

Gie 9tpt Ser Menidlihfeit ipiro
aus ben Salden ser Glepelanoer nit
actilat. Tas glepeIono Rote areus
hat iid perpfIihtet @iaion Sol
lars BON oen benotigten SO Miaionen
al.f5ubringen i'm gupaboea Gountp.
Sic Seute bie iett tpieber geben iino
meiit iolde, oie bei ser reselm6Bisen
&agne gaben. 9aSurd, mar Sem
Roten &reu5 es m0alid) in Satpaii
uno Manila iofort Silie gu sctpGb=
rem. Tim bieies Hrcgramm ourhsu=
fiibren iino 8elber nottpen6ig uno
Saber piro iebes Seim in Glepelano
uno Gupabcsa Gountp eriudt aber-
mails 81, gebe,,. 0eiien Sic oarum
Sic Sammleb nid)t suriid unS eeben
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-01-22

Bern. Ser ungebeure Ginbrud bes
ameritaniiden &iiitungsprogramms
mahte iih in 5,,nebmenoem MaBc
bemertbar. Geutihe uno italienilds
3eitungen piometen ibm gan5e SpaI-
ten. unS erfldrten. 1rdiibent &ooie-
belts Riiitl.resplan lei einfad rnur
elm 3ufunitstrallm", fir oeiien Ser
mirflihuna Sic notieen Materialien
feblen. .
God in Weloungen oerielben 3ei-
tl,ngeu miro Sic Notipenbigfeit Be-
tont. Sic beutihen Srllppen niht nur
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-01-22

'sS - OssOW
Pacific. Get out your maps and look
it over.
WITHOUT our realizing il ti,e
w Supreme Court is becoming lied
in to the other branches of govern
ment. This may have far reaching re-
suits dangerous to our form of gov
ernment. Its position of separateness
has been our greatest safeguard. Its
constitutional duty is to interpret the
law. Members were appointed osten-
sibly for their wide knowledge Of the
law and their judicial ability.
Not until recently have members of
the Court been used in other ways. Il
is very generally understood that JUS
tice Frankfurter and others have
drafted some of the most importan.
recent legislation. Justice Byrnes
being consulted in matters having :,
do with alien property administration.
Justice Roberts is heading the Special
Committee investigating Pearl Harbor.
Evidence though this is of the caiiber
of these men and the confidence placed
in them it is conceivable that it will 50
change the character of the Court that
It will no longer function as the bul.
wark of representative government.
THE Navy is using great wisdom in
1 its handling of the Pacific fleet.
Evidence indicates that strategy is be-
ing carefully laid out and no moves
will be made until all is in readiness.
GENERAL MaeARTHCR'S n,o0-
~ n:f:eient little army kos stirred
everyone in Waskiagson as .ceN as
hroaghou. TIE country. The tyod;qions
courage of the Fiipinos, the snogmiti-
cent determination of o2r o.cn troops
should make rs Yedoablc ouy efforts
to get Production mo7'ing faster ard
faster.
To this e;G it is Aoped t;sat Mr.. VeI-
son ,ciN really kave the authority 10
cut through the cccnmsslasions of red
tapes and dnthorities.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-01-22

Grinnerllng balten f0nnen in alle1
ibrer 1rcbt!
Setfolse bes SmbiIGmms
absebalten ant 25. Sanuar 1T I,r
6onterus Stride,
gde 2incoln unb Siftb Mpes. uub
sahienbeim
gde Stint Sill unS Srantlin Mpe.s.
Scitgottcsoicnit I'M 1890 llbr ----.
Ffarrer g. ". Sritih. 8. 8.
8ird)endor unter Sir. IT. Sbomae -
Sic @emeinbeiuaenb.
Seiteiien I'M Sadieubeim - 100 III,
nadmitta9s.
1. @ott ariibe bid! $500 Srans M2iicfs
Su9cnod)nr
2. @dbrenh her SeittaieI ---- Straus.
Ieuiit ---- Sbomacs Crcbeiter.
3. geariibung Der Odftc - goritoui
I.J. 3eu
4. "Wob gIch Nmerica" ---- Gcneir:
James 2ieb.
$. Gnaliicter Mebner ----
9lid)ter Son. s. g. gc6cnbad,.
6. 2ieb nae) Musipahl -
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OF the Appropria-
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cutive s e S S o n
not only on the
annual appropria-
tions measures
but also over such
matters as cost
OF requirements
in the Pacific and
additional facili-
ties in the war
areas.
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Naval Commit
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