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Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-21

colleagues among United Nations
rulers, asked the Republican leader
Ito perform certain services foi
the government
Willkie also asked that Gardner
CowleS, publisher of Look magazine
and the DeS Moines Register and
Tribune, who now is in charge OF
domestic operations of the office OF
war Information. and Joseph Barn
es, also of the Owl, be permitted
to accompany him. The President
agreed
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-21
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HUNGARIAN LIEJf.
DIES IN AIR FIGHT

BERLIN Aug. p - German
Broadcast Recorded ~ UP in New
York)-A Trans-ocean agency dis
patch from Budapest said today that
First Lieutenant Stephen Horthy,
son of Hungarian Regent Nicholas
Horthy. was killed in a fight with
Soviet planes in Russia.
Lieut.. Horthy was 49, The Hung
arian parliament made him per-
manent vice-regent last February.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-21
new BOOKS
AT the El Centre Public Library
FICTION

Al the El Centre Public Library
FICTION
Layoff, Robert Dean; No Other
Wisdom, Violette K. Dunn; The
Uninvited, Dorothy Macardle; Here
Lies Blood, M. M. Mannon; Wind
Over the Range, Amos Moore;
Keeper of the Flame, lar. Wylie
NON-FICTION
Charles II, the Last Rally, Hill
aire Belloc; Ou pont. William S.
Dutton; Pangoian Diary, Ruth
Harkness; No Retreat, Anna Rau-
schning; Repairmen Will Get You
If You Don't Watch Out, Roger
RiiS The Road We Have Covered
John A. Udmark Big Foot Wallace,
Stanley Vestal
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-21
DRIVE OUT
Bowel WORMS
Aa&ora &haN eollSa 4rouhla

Learn the truth Anybody, anywhere can
have roundworms without even knowing 1t!
And these creatures inside you or your
child can cause real distress. Watch for
the warning signs: uneasy stomach, brok-
en- sleep. fidgeting, itching parts.
Get JAYNE'S VERMIFUGE II you even
suspect roundwormsl JAYNE'S is Amer
ica's leading proprietary worm medicine !;
scientifically tested and used by millions
born worms, yet acts very gently. When no
worms are there it is Just mild laxative.
Be sure you get JAYNES VERMIFUGEI
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-21
Reds Beut Back
StoIingrod Drive

MOSCOW, Aug. 21-UP) - A
slaughter of Germans that turned
the river red with the blood of the
enemy" was reported in official dis
patches today to have crushed a
NaZi drive that had carried across
the Don to within 40 miles of Stal-
ingrad and Russia's Volga lifeline.
: Thousands CT German, Italian,
Rumanian and Hungarian dead =
some ground beneath the treads of
charging Soviet tanks, others bayon-
cited in hand TO hand struggle -
were said to litter the east bank of
the river southeast of Kletskaya,
where the Germans had forced the
crossing in massive strength.
The Germans still clung to a
bridgehead today under terrific Red
army attacks. but front line reports
to Moscow said that it soon would
be wiped out unless the Germans
could move across reinforcements
The Germans forced the cross
Ilb ytoIti biy, stltCi i'iFdii'C UNTO
were destroyed "a hours earlier.
NAZIS GROUND DOWN
The official government news
paper IzVeStia said that Russian
tanks, charging into the na2l
bridgehead on the east bank,
ground down, large numbers of
Germans with their treads. Russian
infantry followed. bayonetting and
machinegunning Axis troops and
driving them back to the river
bank.
Groups of the enemy were driven
into the river which was turned
red with blood of the enemy" said
IzVestia
The newspaper reported that
fighting still ragged on the east bank
but that all the enemy forces had
been driven back to the rivers
edge.
The army organ Red Star told of
a battlefield uttered with dead and
hundreds of burned-out tanks and
other vehicles.
The earth literally rumbled" m-
der the terrific shocks OF constant
shelling by maSsed artillery and
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-21

cred an area extending 35 miles
along the coast, and about 30 miles
inland.
First they had attacked Rouen.
33 miles inland from Dieppe. Then
they had attacked Abbeville. 35
miles up the coast from Dieppe.
Yesterday they attacked Amiens
which is 25 miles inland from Alb
oeville, 60 miles northeast of Rouen
md SIS miles east of Dieppe.
In the entire three days of high
altitude precision bombing not
single fortress had been lost.
Fighter pilots escorting the fort
resses yesterday said Is direct bomb
hits had been made ON targets at
Amiens.
Royal Air Force. American army
Canadian, and Allied fighter squad
rons, totaling more than 500 planes,
made the greatest single sweep ever
carried over the continent yester
day as the fortress bombed
Amiens. The sweep was carefully
.o-crdinated with the fortress raid
to cover an area of French invasion
territory which the Allies may hi
soon again in greater force.
REDUCE PRESSURE
Allied military quarters asserted
that as the result Of the u eppe at
tack. in which it was now officiall
estimated in addition to 81 German
planes shot down about twice that
number were probably destroyed or
were seriously damaged Tor a tCtal
of 273, enemy air pressure on Rus
sia might be reduced.
1t was necessary for the Germans
during the Dieppe attack to draw
reinforcements of planes from all
over Occupied France, Belgium and
even Holland.
The heavy enemy lcSSeS must be
replaced, even if the German air
force in the west is not increased
beyond its original strength in
preparation for new Allied attacks.
Experts said that though the Ger
mans would not necessarily have to
send planes from the Russian front
to the west, they would have to di-
vert to the coast planes being COM
pleted in Germany which had been
earmarked for Russia.
The air ministry said that during
The Dieppe attack Wednesday Allied
planes fired tens of thousands OF
rounds of machine gun bullets and
cannon shells and dropped POI 900
pounds of high explosive and frag-
mentation bombs. The fragmenta-
ton bombs are intended to give a
lateral blast and kill enemy troops
cn the ground. 1t said that nearly
half of the enemy planes destroyed
were bombers knocked out by the
fighter screen before they reached
the Dieppe battle area.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-21

mine -throWers and tons of bombs
hurled upon the closely packed op-
posing forces by squadrons OF
planes.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-21
Hands Sore, but He's Alive

| ISak
| Arensen,
| above, one
| of the
| survivors
| of an
| American
| freighter
| sunk in the
| North
| Pacific by a
| Jap sub,
! shows his
| raw, bruised
| hands injured
| while
| holding two
| life RATS
| together
| during the
| 60
| period
| before they
| were
| rescued and
| landed at
| Seattle.
| O
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-21
Roosevelt Slams
Tax Bill Today

Continued from Page One)
NAL tax rate on individual incomes
from a to 6 per cent and boosts
surtaxes on the first $1,000 of net
income from 6 per cent to Is per
cent.
Under the bill, a single person
next year will be required to paw
total taxes ranging from $40 on a
$500 income to $1,105 on $4,000.
Married persons with no depend
ents must pay from SIS on a ST 900
income, to 1894 on an income of
SIS, 900.
A married person with two de-
pendents will be taxed from S14 on
his 81 900 income TO $730 on 5000.
A person may claim credit for
life insurance and payment of
debts instead of having a percent
age OF the victory tax returned at
the conclusion of the war, provided
the credit does not exceed the
postwar" return. Business men,
who do not receive salaries, will
pay their victory tax when they
file their income tax returns for
the year on March IS. 1914.
Corporation taxes were In
creased, but the normal tax rate
was left at "a per cent. The surtax
rate on the first SIS, 900 was raised
from z to 10 per cent and sliding
scale increase was provided be-
tween SIS, 900 and $4,000. Excess
profits taxes were increased TO so
per cent of corporations profits.
Taxes on whisky were increased
50 per cent. on beer II per cent,
on cigars from 33 TO so per cent,
and on long distance telephone
calls so per cent.
Three Comic Pages every day
In Daily Detroit Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-21
-t5BiIion Voted
For Expansion Of
NdwAir Power

WASHINGTON. oct. 81 ms
The Senate today amended anc
passed the Si5.S62 600 600 House
approved emergency war bill
which paves the way for vast
expansion Of naval ship and ali
power.
The measure carries direct ap'
aropriationS of S6-34l. 1854 GOO, 10
Eether with contractual author
ny totaling S9.5l0,o00000.
The Senate increased the House
pill by Sl04000,000.
The bill empowers the navy "a
contract for an estimated 20 10 Is
aircraft carriers, so 20 90 cruisers
and scores Of submarines and
smaller vessels. as well as 10
spend more than S2.s00000,00o
hirplanes.
The biz carries S25.00000o for
! he office of war information, $25-
100000 for tho Presidents ener-
yency defense fund. SS,6S6,0O0 for
he manpower commission. $780,
100000 for a war housing program,
$4,000 200 10 promote growth of
yuayule rubber and S5,000.000 for
The COORDINATION Of inter-American
affairs.
BY vote Of 80 10 %. an amend
nent was adopted which permits
Use of unexpended rivers and har-
oors funds. both for Improvement
Of the intracoastal canal from
Texas to Florida and for the
Florida barge canal.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-21

guilty yesterday before Recorders
Judge Donald Van Zile by a jury
of six women after an hour and
IS minutes elaboration.
The men were suspended by the
AFL and fired by the DSR after
they attempted TO stop a street
car driven by Michael Buskholtz.
Three other strikers, tried on the
same charge previously, were
found not guilty.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-21
Three Convicted
In DSR Strike

Three former employees of the
DSR today stood convicted OF a
misdemeanor charge for interior
ing with a motorman during the
wildcat DSR strike of July IL.
The men. John Caizza. 80, of
6297 Mcclellan avenue; Harry G..
Galloway, %. of 916 Kitchner ave-
nue.. and Richard Miller, Is. Of
35l7 Baldwin avenue, were found
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-21
Fire Perils Coast Homes

LOS ANGELES, Oct. n (UP).
"A brush fire raced over the roll
ing Malibu Hills today. endanger-
ing scores of homes in the FASH
ionable district.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-21

Pumpkin pie would have proved distressing
10 Peter a. well a. anyone troubled with
sfter-esting pains. Those who suffer with
stomach or ulcer pains, indigestion, gas
pains, heartburn, burning sensation. bioAt
and other conditions caused by excess acid
should try Udga. Get 25c box OF Udga
Tablets from your druggist. First dose
must convince or return box 10 us and get
DOUBLE YOUR MONEY BACK.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-21
YouMayAIWaysBe
Constituted If

you don't correct faulty living habits.
In the meantime TO help insure gentle
yet thorough bowel movements take
DIR. Edwards Olive Tablets.
Olive Tablets are simply toonderful
not only 70 relieve constipation but also
70 stir up liver bile secretion and tone up
intestinal muscular action. l5s, 30<, o0y.
Follow label directions. AL drugstores.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-21
SO. Can price controls stop imitation?

less to stop imitation. A CO.
ordinated program is necessary
which would include controls
over farm commodity prices and
over wages, so that expanded
income and the increased de-
mand for goods and services can
be restrained. Initiation can be
halted only by a combination of
rationing, price controls, wage
Sterilization. control of prices
for farm commodities, forced
savings and widespread taxes on
incomes. All of these elements
as part of one unified, cou-
fiation.
rageous program can stifle in
Continued Tomorrow
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-21

Three Comic Pages every day
In Daily Detroit Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-21

ADVERTisEMENT
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&ier lit eine
Ginldouno

bon llnlerm bpd)geebrten @roBprGli-
oenten Sobn 8altbfs, 81 Ser am Nrel-
tag uno Samstag, Oen %. uno "a.
Sftober, Oieies Sabres ab5llbaltenoen
vSbio 6raternul Gongreb". Cine Ser
einigung aller 5raternal Srganila-
tionen, sic in Ohio inforppriert, uno
bem l,tier Central Gerbano ieit Sab
rem angebort. Seine iGbrlid)e &on-
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tbes i'm persansenen Sabr in oas gre-
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Gem 9rob- -Erdiioent pare es iebr
lieb am Snmstag, Sen "a. Sftober.
abenos, nit unierm 8eamtenitab einc
fur5e &eriammlung ab5ubalten uno
5tpar in ser Gereinsbaue.
@ir boffen auf einen guten 9eilld)
in Der nahlten Seriammlllng.
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bolt ieine regeln1Bige Geriammlllng
am 3. Sttpber i'm regelmdBigen Ser
iammlungslaal ab.
Gs miro 8erihieoenes berihtet lpers
Ben in ge5iebung Ser Genopierung
oes Sereinseigentllms, lpelhes ieet 10
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merben fann aui Gerlungen Ser Wfit-
glieoer unb ;sreunoe. Gas langge-
plante &rGn5hsn miro auh Oiesmal
niht pergeiien bleiben.
Die oreipierteliabrige Rebnung
miro our Terleiung fommen uno nod
anoere ipihtige Yunfte oes 8ereins,
lpelhe I'M Sntereiie auer Mitglieoer
erleoist tperoen ioaen.
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SGnaer-& &pnOentions-9anf.

SGnaer-& &pnDentioms- 7anf.
Gie 19. Singerfonpention gebOrt
nun aub Ser Yergangenbeit an lltIo
ser Seitausibub, beitebeno aus g. g.
WtGnnerhor uno gamenhor Goel,
neib paren beitrebt llniern seiddtten
geamten uno Delegaten lotpie allen
8Giten aui bos Yortei1bafteite 5u Die
men, Inn linen Ben fur5en Nuientbalt
in Youngstpaun 10 angenebm pie
moalih 81 MAIDEN.
Ser amtlihe 8eriht bon 8r. Geo.
Shneioer iiber oen Eerlamf, in Der
Musgabe pom VolfsbIatt am 10.
September. rpar ansfiibrlih uno
griinblid), 10 oaB uns nihts artberes
gu beridten iibrie bleibt.
Sen mittpirfenoen Gboren uno
Soloiiten ioipie allen Die mitgebolfen
baten, oie t9. ls1neerfonpention 81
einem eriolgreiben Mbihlub an brin.
gen, iagen mir uniern ber5liditen
0anf.
Mit freunoiidem SansergruB
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2(us Gaty, JnNiana
&irden Tramen &erein Der
6onternS 8emeinoe

Die regelnlGBige 8erIammluna oes
airhen Srauen Gereins finoet am
Tonnerstag, Sen Is. Sftober, nm 2
llbr nabnittags, i'm Sbulraum Ser
Stride -itatt slue Sdtpeitern iinb &C.
beten gu eriheinen. &affee unS &uben
miro nod Ser @erlammlllng BON fol-
genoen Sdlmeitern lerbiert: &atb.
Selmie, Mnna 5allb, Mnna Weneri6,
Nnna Shieb, &eeina &raft, &atb.
8rab. Die pierteliabriee giiderprii.
lung finoet am Oonnerstas, ben 8.
Oftober, itatt, i'm Saule BON lShip
&atb. 8uiit.
slue 8eantinnen iino ber3lih elm.
gelaoen.
Sc miro Elm yHnmmage Sale" ab.
gebalten lperben l,no Die Shfpeltern
Iino gebeten oie Sahen in Sen SdhlI,
ral,m ser Stride 5u bringen, 10 baf
lie an Sanb iinb, 1penn bas &pmitee
Sen 2aoen befommt.
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>lms le,,i,este,un, Okie
3tueia 80.

SSn unierer 9eriammlllng am 12.
September tpuroe beidlofien, bab ale
Mitslieoer, tpelhe angeboriee in Ser
II. e. Mrmee baben, Dem Gentralper-
banb Sefr. Ssobnnn Srben ST., 1925
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lpel6e 8ertpanote ooer 8efannte in
Ser Mrmee ,uiiien, pcld)e nidt gum
Serein ober Central Serbano 8ebo.
rem, mogen Die gar,en uno Moreiien
angeben. Der 8erein bat cine Dienlt-
fobne uno 5suei 8eSanftafeln beritel.
len laiien, ipo ane Sahieniobne, mel
he fiirs Saterlano fanpfen, NIT Ell,
uenl Stern rno Dem Namen eingetra,
gen lino, llno iperOen audi 10 ipie lie
einriifen eingetragen.
Ginmeibnns Der 0ienitfabne.
SIS ipurre beid,Ioiien, am 25. Sf.
tober Sieie 9ienitfabne uno @eoenf.
tafeln ein5ulpeiben. Maberes iolat in
oieiem 8latt ipater.
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3ipsie %.

Die lestc @eriammlung, bic am
Is. September abeebalten ,puroe,
mar gut beiudt. Sn oieier 8eriantm.
lung tpurbe Nun aild etne 9arten-
partte beihioiien, tpelde bon ben BET
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aomitee bat beidIoiien h1eies sartei,-
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den, oober tperoen nod Die foIgenbet,
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bite nidt nit @eb1d mitbelfeil. Oenn
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belegte 8rotden sel,aft fir ale Die
je1tigen ipelde ai,;ss Ser 8erlommllng
glei6 oableiben So ergebt Sic hcr3-
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II. Sftober, 2 lth- nadn,ittcgs, ltatt.
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S,peie 81 5ur aeantn:s. SOB sic
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saretten su ipenoer. @.>Her 5abeu
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Orduerndhriht

Shon tpieoer berlor Der SDeig %
ourd Sen 500 elm iunges Mitslieo.
1rl. 6elen &lein
ltarb am 4. Sept. nod ,pobenlangen
iftperen &eraleioen i'm Sitter BON 16
,sabren. Sic ipuroe inn 8eiiein bieler
jrellnbe unb Mitglieoer lrnter Ser
9eitung oes Seidenbeitatters 5reo
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9ooo 5rieobof 3,,r iesten @ube se,
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betrauert BON oen Wtitgliebern bes
3,ueig % unb ibren Gngeb0risen.
Seius lit fir MIDI geitorben,
llnS iein Spo lit mein @etpinn.
Gr bat mir oas Sell ertporben.
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ourhgefiibrt, ser Die SSapaner 5ipang
10, Meilen ,5ltrtid5iigeben
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-10-01
2las 21tartif,s ferry, Otie
3iptia 12.

Aaen WtitgIieoern 5ur gefGnigen
gsabrift, bab 0ie regelnGBige Ser.
iammlung Sonntae, Sen 4. Sftober,
9 llbr nadmittaes, abgebalten tpirb
Sn oieier Geriammllng iollten iif
oie 8riioer lno Shtpeittrn 10 sabl.
reid ipie nur noslih beteiligen.
Gen eanSen ISpmmer binbur6 iinS
piele gereinsangelegenbeiten nur alli
Sen Gid gelegt tuoroen tpegen all5,l
if)lpaben 8eiufs in Sen 8eriamm.
lungen. IS miro eebofft, bab aIle
@titglieoer ans eigenem Sntereiie
Ser Serlammll,ng beitpobnen unf
audi ieben tpie bas neu bergerihtete
Sabienbeim iett arsiiebt.
@eorg 81. &ramer, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-10-01
3l,sS Columbus, Ukie
3tpeia, SO.

Mlen Sftpe1tern uno 8riioern oes
3tDeis 38 biene 3ur eeidargen Mad-
ridt, bob oie ,,ddlte regelmdBiee
Nerinmmlune am Sonntae, oen 4.
Oftober, 2::30 llbr nadmittaes in
Der Bereinsballe itattfinSet. sllle Mtit=
elieber iperoen erluht anipeieno 81,
iein, oa tpiftige 8eifdfte bes Gereins
borliegen. Solhe Mitslieoer, ipelbe
nit ibren 3ublunsen i'm 3iidltano
iino, iolIten iid) in eigenem Sntereiie
elt1tebeno MAIDEN.