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Imperial Valley press., 1942-07-08
FARM BUREAU WILL
MEET ON SATURDAY

Members of the board of direc-
tors of the Imperial County Farm
Bureau will meet in the court house
at 2 D. m. Saturday for one of
their regular sessions. Secretary
Scott B. FouldS said Wednesday.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-07-08
Scanning |. Y.
News Horizon
SHE'S EOR DIVORCE

A divorce complaint was filed in
Imperial county superior court
Tuesday by william H. Henderson
against Ella Henderson. He ac-
cused her of extreme cruelty. They
married in Craig, Colo, Sept. Id,
1898.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-07-08
FIIIPJNO DIES

Hispolito Couchapln. Flip n o
farm laborer of the INLAND area.
died in the Imperial county hos
pitsl Tuesday from a lingering i'll
ness. He had lived In the f'iland
district for four years. Funeral ar
rangement5 await instructions frcm
relatives in Stockton.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-07-08
Little Steel Waqe
Boost May Be In
War Savings Bonds

WASHINGTON. July supp =
Some members of the war labol
board today indicated that if the
board orders wage increase fol
little steel" workers at least par
of it may be payable in war bonds
Board officials emphasized thai
no decision has been reached either
on the wage or the union shop de.
mandS of the United Steel Workers
(CIO) in the four little steel COM
panieS.
President Roosevelt's statemen,
yesterday that steel wage increase
would be factor in increasing the
cost of living caused considerable
discussion among the board men,
bers. Mr.. Roosevelt said he GER
tainly was against any further in
crease in living cost, but would not
say whether he favored or opposed
a steel wage increase.
BOARD SEEKS OUT
One board member said a wage
increase payable in bonds would
have no effect on living costs since
1t would not add Immediately to
the purchasing power of the work.
ers. The bonds could be convert
ed to cash after 60 days, but he said
he believed most workers would hold
them except in cases of urgent need.
WLB Chairman William H. Davis
said recently that he would favor
payment of wage increases in war
bonds where the increase was not
needed to maintain adequate living
standards. He pointed to the ship
building stabilization agreement as
an example.
The board, in concluding prelim-
mary studies yesterday of a fact
finding panels report on the "lit-
tie steel' workers demand for a ST
day wage increase. discussed the
shipbuilding agreement. Concluded
three months ago at Chicago, it
provided for an increase of eight
cents an hour, payable in war
bonds. President Roosevelt asked
the shipbuildings workers not to
insist on the 13 cents an hour in
crease demanded. pointing out that
it would contribute toward infla-
tionary living costs.
The war boards report showed
that in yards where state laws re-
quire payments of wages in cash,
most workers have agreed to CON-
vert the extra eight cents an hour
into war bonds Members CT the
board were said to have been fav-
orably impressed by the way the
agreement has functioned.
The steel workers now earn an
average of approximately 81 an
hour, and had an average annual
income of $3.50 last year.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-07-08
LODGE WILL MEET

Ell Centre chapter No. l09, r. A
M. will meet at the Masonic temple
in FL Centre at 1880 p. m. Thurs
day.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-07-08
u. s. Tire Seizure
Warning Voiced
fNEA TelephofoI

Petroleum Co-ordinator Ralph K.
Davies charged that driving as
usual" was exhausting valuable
gasoline supplies in the east and
was preventing war workers from
obtaining the fuel needed to travel
to and from. work.
THE RUBBER FRONT
They appealed to every conscien-
tious motorist to curtail driving as
much as possible regardless OF
personal Inconvenience.
Other rubber gasoline develop
nentS:
l. Mr., Roosevelt reported that
the yield of the scrap rubber col
lection campaign was better than
the lowest e-campaign estimates
and not yet near the highest eSti-
/ mates. In report released from
the White House Monday, collec-
tions up to last weekend were 1884,
293 tons.
?. Registration for the east
coasts permanent, coupon gasoline
rationing will begin tomorrow in
some 10000 schools with more
teachers and volunteers on hand
than for the sugar registration of
every civilian in the II Atlantic
Seaboard rationing state.
3. Oil Co-ordinptor Harold I,
1ckes announced that he had asked
the war production board to ap-
prove a S30,00O,0OO pipeline reallo-
cation project which would bring
ar est mated 100000 barrels of pc
troleum into the eastern curtail-
ment area daily.
4. Secretarv of Commerce Jesse
Jones said that the defense plant
corporation had agreed to move ar
eiGht-inch pipeline from Texas tc
Florida to move gasoline across the
northern part of that state.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-07-08

WASHINGTON. July up
President Roosevelt's warning that
the government MAJ have to re-
QUESTION every automobile tire in
the county today was expected 10
touch off another campaign for
eliminating motoring as usual.
Government officials were believ-
ed to be preparing motorists now
for more drastic controls over those
precious tires. Mr.. Roosevelt made
the first move by saying yester-
day what may be ahead for mo-
torists if world conditions get worse
than they are now.
The President said the entire ma
tion could not 90 with tires and
if it becomes necessary 10 requisi-
ton tires to save the country. he
will do so. He emphasized that he
was concerned about saving the
countrr rather than saving rubber
and gasoline.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-07-08
PROTESTS VOICED


Government officials have limited
that if non essential driving were
eliminated the present tires in use
might last until the synthetic rub
Der program is we'll underway.
Some weeks ago they proposed ma
ton wide gasoline rationng as a
rubber conservation measure. but
so much opposition to it was raised
that it was deferred until after the
current rubber salvage program is
completed.
Mr. Roosevelt said the rubber and
gasoline problems were almost
hopelessly interviewer. but that he
was still clinging to the hope that
a method would be found to sep
arate them.
Undersecretary of War Robert p
Patterson. UndersecretarT of Navy
James V. Fcrrestal and Deputy
Imperial Valley press., 1942-07-08

ON the F2ypti9n front. British
m-ble units were reported to have
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-03
Miklavz bo nosil

Cleveland, Ohio. - v Sloven-
skem narodnem domu smo do
ziveli ze marsikatero lepo uro
dusevnega uzitka pri razlicnih
prireditvah, Xxi nam jih nudijo
zbori in drustva.
Prihodnjo soboto pa priredi
drustvo "Svobodomiselne Slo-
venke" st. 2 S. D. z. razlicno
zabavo, XII DO spojena S plesom
in prosto zabavo v prizidku, 2
dobrimi okrepcili in Miklavz be
prinesel darila.
Tudi parkel DO tam prav tax
kot smo ga videli v domovini
lso smo bill majhni, ter pridni
in poredni.
Torej je upati, da DO zabava
spojena z casu primernim raz'
policemen.
Poleg lepih in micnih daril, Xxi
jih bo delil Miklavz (samo prid-
nim), boste dve osebi dobil
Door prize" v obliki sopkov z
pet in trent dolarji "War Saw
ing" znamkami.
Pridite vse clanice in clani ter
vasi domaei in prijatelji. Pridi
tie vsi in vse. Nase clanice bodo
skusale najbolje, da boste po
strezeni.
Ia drustvo "Svobodomiselne
Slovenke", st. 2 S. D. z.
N. K, predsednics
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-03
'sENAK OpR AVNOSTI"
IUJREDNIKOVA POSTA

dobrot pa tudi ne DO manjkaIo..1
Yam vsem jamcim, da boste
prijazno in totno postrezeni.
Ker bo ravno ma isti dan "a
kljucil svoje zborovanje Sloven-
ski narodni kongres, in 6e Sc
katerim delegation ali delegate
njam ne bo mudilo domov, vas
povabim ma naso veselico v pri-
jazni collinwoodski naselbini v
spodnji dvorani S. d. D. ma Wa
terloo Rd. Tudi vam bono po-
kazali naso ,gostoljubnost, da
boste sli domov v svoje naselbi-
ne z najlepsimi vtisi o nasi me-
tropoli.
Predno koncam, pozdravljam
delegate Slovenskega narodne-
ga kongresa in vam zelim ma
zborovanju mnogo uspeha, in
da bi bilo prihodnje leto, ko sc
bono zopet pripravljali ma let.
ne seje, to zverinsko klanje
koncano.
Torej ma svidenje v nedeljo
6. decembra " S. d. D.!
John Zaman, predsed
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-03
Vabilo

Cleveland, Ohio.-Ker je pri-
hodnja seja drustva zdruzeni
bratjje st. 26 S. N. P. ]. dne 6
decembra .nasa glavna letna Sc,
ia, tenn potion vabim clane in
clanice, da Sc v najvecjem Ste,
yilu udeleze. Vem, da smo boil
zaposleni .kakor prejsnja leta
pa je vseeno nasa dolznost, da
pridemo v vecjem steyilu vsaj
enkrat ma leto ma sejo in Two.
limo odbor, da bo v ponos dru-
stva in obenem zmozen, posten
in zanesljiv.
Kakor obicajno vsako leto
bono imeli tudi letos razvedri,
10 in zabave. zvecer DO pa pies
Vabim Glane in jih prijatelje, da
bi Sc V najve6jem stevilu ude-
lezii. Imeli homo fino Vadaalo-
vo godbo, kar Sc pa tiee drugih
4i r. ~ b X "a y
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-03
Syobodomiselne Slovenke
vabijo

Cleveland, Ohio. Drustvo
Syobodomiselne Slovenke st. 2,
S. d. q. priredi v soboto, 5 de-
cembra plesno veselico v avdi-
toriju Slovenskega narodnega
donna ma st. Clair Ave.
Vabimo obcinstvo in clanstvo,
da Sc v obilnem stevilu odzove-
te nasemu vabilu in Sc udelezi-
te, da Sc skupno poveselimo in
pozabavamo, da sal "a en- vecer
pozabimo nase skrbi in tezave.
Nase kuharice nam jamcijo,
da bono zadovoljni z njih po-
strezbo. Imele bodo "cikence"
in ''Roast Beef" in Sc dobro pri-
kuho craven ter pristine donna
co potico.
Ia suha grla bono pa imele
urne in izvezbane natakarice, Xxi
bodo vsem postregle z izvrstno
kapljico.
In kaj Sc? Prisel DO Miklavz
XII bo dobrim in pridnim delil le,
pa darila. Parkelj DO tudi ,pri
Sci, on DO pa samo ogledal kdc
bo dovolj neubogljiv in hudoben
da ga DO odpeljal kan. To je pa
tajnost, ker on ne pove kan.
Ia plesazeljne bono imele
nasega Johna Pecona, XII zaigrs
ma take strune, da DO vse plesa
10, mlado in stare - pa sal nj
smo starr, samo dolgo smo n;
svetu. p
4 Torej, sedaj veste, da DO pray
prijetno. Upam, da boste sli "a
dovoljnih obrazov domov. -
Zacetek oh Z. uri zvecer.
Vljudno vabimo vas vse!
| - Toncka Jevnik,
clanica
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-03
KAJ MAJ TO POMENI?


poe, ko e prcela ameriska armada svojo briljantno
ofenzvo proti Hterjevemu osiscu Afri katera ofen
zva ina b predhodnica tokanj potrebne druge fronte
Evropi, je govorl Slobodan Jovanovic, predsednik
jugosovanske Wade Londonu, po radiu, katerem
govoru je rekel med drugim tudi sedece:
"V imenu kraljevske Wade (jugoslovanske) vas
opozarjam posebno Srbe, da prcnete predcasne ak
CHE, kajti usodni cas- Sc nj napoci. General
Mihaovc in mi tukaj ne bono prezr prilike ter vas
bono pozvali BOZ takoj cim ia cas- napoc Nepremis
ene in nepovezane akcje bi povzroce samo neporeb-
zrtve, XII tenn trenutku bi korstile zaveznkom.
Bodite spn in cakajte znaka, katerega bodo dali
nacelnk staba hovne komande, armadn general Draza
Mhajovc, nase vrhovno poveljstvo in nas ofcirji, XII
poveljujejo odredom jugoslovanske armade nasi do
movini.'
&c bi govor tako po radu general Medic ter pozival
Jugosovane zasti Srbe maj pocakao in bore proti
okupatorskm slam, bi temu cudili toda ker je
govorl tako Slobodan JovanoVc, predsednik ugoslo-
vanske Wade, pa postaja stvar nekoliko sumljiva.
" Jugosavij Sc zes polnih osemnajst mesecev bije
osvobodina vona proti osiskim okupatorjem in narod
MIN izdajcam, vona, kater udejstvue stotsoce maj
boljih sinov Jugosavie-Srbov Hrvatov in Sovencev.
Ali je mogoce, da ministrski predsednik jugoslovan-
ske Wade to osyobodilno vono Jugoslaviji?
Me- to nj mogoee, sal zanjo syet In kljub temu
apera ugosovanski premier po radu jugoslovansko
ljudsvo maj varuje preuranjene akce, ker b taxa
akcija zzvaa nepotrebne zrtve, XII TEN trenutku
bi koristle nasim zaveznikom -
Jugoslovansli premier poziva Jugosovane, maj opu-
ste borbo proti olpatorjem sedaj ko je ameriska
mada presla ofenzvo Afri in ko Sc priprave
naval Evropo in ofenzivo fasisticne os
nacjsko Nemcijo.
Kako, da borba Jugosavije sedanjih cash ne b
korstila zaveznkom? Kdaj pa bi jim mogla bolj korst
ii? In &c bi korstia zaveznikom, komu hi korista?
Ali morda Hterju? Ali predsedniku jugoslovanske Wade
nj znano da je bila borba partizanske alnade ekom
preteklih sedemnajstih neprecenlivo pomoc
Sovetski Rusiji, XII e ponih sedemnajst
drzaa frono vsega cloyestva in brania cviizacio
sveta? Ali premeru Jovanovcu nj znano, da e bill Hitler
prsen zarad junaske borbe jugoslovanskega ljudsva
obdrzati Jugoslaviji mnogo svoh diviz XII bile
in Sc krvavo potrebne ma rusk in zdaj tudi ma
afrsk 'front.'? Ali zadrzanj Hitereyh dviz in diYzj
njegovh rumunskih madzarskih in bogarskh sateltov
nj bilo korist Rusj in osalim zaveZniskm narodom?
Vsakdo We, da e tvorio drzane teh naciskh in fash
sticnih dviz Jugoslavji najyecj doprnos XII ga je
mogel dat jugoslovansk narod skupn bobi zaveznskh
narodov samo kraeyska vada Londonu tega ne We =.
Morda...
Ker premier Jovanovic poziva ljudGtvo, maj Sc ne
prenagli in bori, doker mu general Mihaovc ne da
znaka tenn nehote prznava, da general Mihaovic ne
vod sedaj nkake narodne osvobodne borbe prot fash
sticnim naslnikom in aciteljem nasega naroda Kako
maj vodi Miha ovc borbo jugoslovanskega judstva ko
je jugosloVanska Vlada prot tel borbi general Mihaj
lovie pa je clan tie vlade?!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-03
PoroSilo Iokolnego
odboro St. 4. JPO.SS

Sheboygar, Wisconsin. - Ma
prvi jesenski seji lokalnega od-
bora st. 4, JPO-SS je bila z We
likim odobravanjem sprejeta
sledeca resolucija:
"Lokalni odbor st. 4 JPO-SS
v sheboyganu Wisconsin, kate
rega tvori enajst drustev, IRE
ka najlepso zahvalo Mr.. Janku
N. Roglju, bivsemu direktorju
publicitete JPO-SS "a niegove
lepe clanke, pisane v prilog ma
rodnemu pomoznemu fondu, ka-
terega zbira ameriska Slovenija
v pomoe revr1im in zatiranim ro-
jakom v start domovini.
zal nam je, da je sobrat Ro-
gelj prenehal S svojim delom,
ker narod pogresa njegovo iskre-
no in vzpodbudno besedo. Ma
rod We, da je svojim obsirnim
delom "a naso pomozno akcijo
incl mnogo truda, zato mu je v
srcu hvalezen. Ker je pa v ta-
kin slueajih tudi javna beseda
umestna, mu mas odbor imenu
vseh svojih drustev izfeka jaw
no priznanje in zahvalo "a ME
gov trud. Ia odbor: Marie Pris-
land, predsednica; Johanna Mo-
har, tajnica; Martin Jelenc, bla-
gajnik; Joseph Yeray, predla-
gatelj resolucije."
Odbor Sc najlepse zahvaIjuje
predsednici nasega odbora Ma
rie Prisland, ker Sc je potrudila
in "a Jugoslovanski . pomozrli
sklad dobila $5OO.OO cd tukaj-
snje "sheboygan County War
Chest" organizacije. Posebno
mas je zveselilo to darilo vsled
tega, -ker ga nj nihce pricakoval,
ker je bila ia WAR Chest" kam-
panja zakljucena ze pred 4-rimi
meseci.
Mas odbor prav uspesno de-
luje re mad emo leto in pol v
blagi namen pomagati revnim
rojakom v starr domovini. Do
sedaj smo blagajniku JPO-SS,
Mr.. Leo Jurjevcu v Chicago,
poslali vscto S769.77. Ako pri-
stejemo Sc gori imenovano vso-
to $5OO.0O ter vsoto $500, ka-
tero je podruznica SzZ, st. 1
posebej poslala, je nasa sheboy-
ganska naselbina skupno pri-
; spevala v narodni pomozni fond
$1'321.H, kar je "A naso maj
hno naselbino izredno visoka
Ysota.
Use to Sc je lahko doseglo 2
lepim sloznim sodelovanjem ma
sih drnstev in njih vrlih zastop-
nikov, ki zasluziio "a svoje "a
nimanje vse priznanje.
i Ostajam nar2dnin pozdra-
! vom,
Johanna Nohar, tajnica in
i zapisnikarica
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-03
Partizani in Mihailovic
LOUIS ADAMIc, /,

fPonatis Il acankarjevega Glasnikas)
Evening star., 1942-07-23

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MUSIC.
Community sing, Marine Band
Sylvan Theater, 7:45 pm. today.
Starlight Chamber Music Con-
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Meridian Hill Park, s 80 pm. today
LUNCHEONS.
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d. c. Bankers Association, Willard
Hotel, 1245 pm. tomorrow.
FOR MEN IN THE SERVICE.
Town Hall of the Air, radio pro-
gram followed by group discussion,
Jewish Community Center, pm.
today.
Dancing, refreshments, Rhodes
Service Club, pm. today.
Womens Battalion dance, Main
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Dancing, Servicemen's Club No. /
8 pm. today.
Miniature golf, Mount Vernon
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Picnic, Calvary Methodist Church,
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FOR COLORED SERVICEMEN,
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Badminton, swimming. Twelfth
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Dancing, Francis Junior High
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Women's Battalion dance. ESSC
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issue not TO exceed s6500,000 for
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Avoid Easements when exposed.
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objects for long periods and causes
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soreness of lungs, tight feeling in
the chest and sometimes collapse.
Chlorine gas dung irritanO-
Visible in higher concentrations
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Chloropicrin gas combination
tear and lung irritanO-Odor OF
anise or fly paper.
Tear gas-Close range attacks
with odor of apple blossom or sour
fruit. Comes in a white mist.
Effects temporary.
Sneeze gas (nose irritanD-I
Smells like coal gas. appears in
yellowish or grayish clouds Effects
temporary. Causes mental depres-
sion and a desire to commit suicide
by its victim. Symptoms. aching
pains in head. face, nose. throat
a.L obaet a~I eny,n+;y,ane ,snv,,itiy,c
The following antidotes are
recommended:
Exposure to lung irritants-Ab-
solute rest for AZ hours. Carry
victim on stretcher and keep him
or her lying down and warm. Do
not use artificial respiration meth
DDS. Smoking is forbidden but
coffee and tea are permissible.
Blister gases exposure-Avoid
contact with surfaces infected until
after decentralization. Victim
must be decontaminated before
contact with other casualties Of
air raids. Avoid rubbing eyes.
Tear gas exposure - Irrigate
eyes with solution of two level
teaspoons of baking soda in one
half pint of luke warm water.
Don't bandage or rub eyes.
Sneeze gas eXposure-Flush nose
and throat with weak solution Of
baking soda or breathe fumes Of
bleaching powder from wide. open
mouthed jar.
In all cases call for medical at
tention soon as possible. Gas proof
shelters, gas masks, walking
against the wind and gas proof
clothing are recommended as pre-
ventatives to all kinds OF gas ex-
lposure.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-04
Daily Quiz
BY THE ACE ANswERMAN

Like many fond parents. I
have my favorite child and his
name is ........" Charles
Dickens said so. Fill the blank.
2-An amateur interested in
agriculture will probably buy
himself a veil and a pair of
gloves with long sleeves. What
industry does it connote?
3-Many industries are enjoying
war booms but there's always
a boom in logging. What is it :?
never regretted hav-
ing done a favor for a lion.
What was IL he did and what
made him glad he had done II t.?
Sat one time the whole of the
Atlantic Coast from Nova
Scotia 10 Florida was called
Virginia. Due TO whose voy-
age?
winemakers who boast
Of the quality Of Their products