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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-01

nsrmerty ,.f ha shIe 10 ect
arE Vtu0Gr money. for "a while
hg. Ir"- lr>, '.nnorN axe viii
Hr fr'l ro5s> WHOM The O0lcc o,
N9t Information rcE.onel Offices
for which iand, have been de-
moe 0l. begin 90 close their
aau.S
It.r .s President was left for
be- fHas being without cwos Eoncy
.aU7S tHc hIe' Time since Pearl
I7rnrr
Abandoning efforts 90 clean The
ppropr +tou calendar by last
udnGn~> 5radlnc CopEreS
completed action or only TWO out
ri eight vital bills. Those we're
ile SIl5O00O1QOQ army appro-
rlafru b.'. and tho measure
extending tho Ifc Of The farm
important Gee ION TWO more
Wears.
The departments left without
funds were agriculture. labor in
f,r.or and the federal security
agency.
Tire Nsr agencies inClu Il . d
Board OF Economic Warfare Of
ice ot Censorship Petroleum Ad-
mnNtra'lon fo VAL Office OF
Price Administration OhI0c of
Strategic Services OGlcc OF Emcr-
EcncN Management office Of
CIVILIAN Defense. Office of De
Tense Transportation Office OF
Economic Sterilization. War La.
hor Board. Co-ordinator Of Inter-
American Affair, Office of Sclen-
uhc Research and Development
Office Of War lnlurmaInnr- AL
Production Board SIN all Nsr
Plants Corporation War Reloca
ton Authority Office of War
Mobilization and the Wal ship
ping Administration
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-01
Pay AS-You-Go
In Effect Today

WASHINGTON. 1uly ! 1NS)
A new page IN the history OF
American taxation was turned to-
day when A 20 per cent withhold
ing tax became effective as. part
of The pay-aS-Nou-Go TAX system
With institution OF the levy the
nation for the FIRST time attempts
TO put 100000 income taxpayers
on a current basis
The 20 per cent withholding viii
he in addition 10 The pay roll
deductions now made for 'hc old
age annuity phase Of the social
security program
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-01
Higher Income Taxes
PrediCted for 1914

NEWARK y. +. July ! INSD
Higher personal income taxes
10 take effect AZ the beginning
Of 1914 were predicted yesterday
by Treasury Genera Counsel Ran
dolph +. Paul before the Federal
Bar Association Of New York.
New Jersey and Connecticut
Whatever the cost In taNe>.
II will he bargain II we pre-
vent initiation" he added
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-01
Davis Hit
For Aid
To .DapS
o.,rot lime, Washington Eur,.u

WASHINGTON july ! Elmer
DAVIS alleged willingness 10 Use
has office OF Var Information W
= scheme fo return rIDlaIed
lapaUo>c ro }HerWcsr Coa,r rdW.
bst zone plated 10, pant 10 .ase-
lns HE Owls budget by nearly
SIS 600 600. 10 was disclosed 'QdaN
The Senate appropriations COM
mittee read a report that DAVIS
last April promised 10 assign
several Owl writers 20 C01coci-
ing propaganda 20 soften public
sentiment toward The relocating
OF the Japanese In California
Oregon and Washington
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-01

ONW Ar production bu-inc-~ hundreds Of miles
from home, man had his skull fractured in an
automobile accident.
He Wa rushed To hospital. and his wife,
summoned b, telephone. left their children TO
hurry to hi, ,idc. Because It many doctors had
gone To tie Armed Forces. no surgeon could
be found locally who was familiar with the deli
cate operation needed to the mans life.
But far away in another city great brain
specialist. The local surgeons reached him hy
long distance. described the injury. asked hi-
counsel.
FoIiocing his constant Instructions through
erery phase Of The operation, they brought the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-01
TAFT LEADS FIGHT

The fight 10 restore tho ban on
grade labelling and The whole OPA
policy of Recommendation for bust
TOSS WIS led by Senator Tat IE)
OF OHIO who called the attention
of he senate 10 tho fact that The
House provision had been dropped
Gun The Senate BILL
III j. q perfectly proper linn
it4tttt,if - --rt--s.tttt and one which
should remain In the bill.
"NS 1 understand the matter
Mr. Brown claims his orders do
not require any Standardization
relative 80 grade labelling. How
ever. the fact is the office of
price administration has done
exactly that.
wv hen we passed the. price
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-01

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an -.' '.', 80 ......., ...
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a. si1o,- INV. esI..,'..
.......-.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-01
BARS GRADE-LNBELING

known as tho Andersen
amendment " IL provides that no
part of this appropriation shall
be- used for the PRONUNCIATION or
enforcement of orders requiring
grade fahettnc or Standardization
ef food products wearing apparel
or other proce>Sed or manutac-
urcd commodities or articles
BY denying any money for the
enforcement of the policy or FOR
the payment of salaries 10 any
official or cmpIoye having any
thing 10 do with that policy Con-
cIcss believes il can put an lmmC-
date stop 90 a major New Deal
economic reform
So attempt Was made later 10
t...+-i+-t4,-4-t l+tA- '-t,+t-e-~0ie-t r>trtae
laa-4t the Andersen amendment
and D. remained IN tho bill when
~ Vas finally passed hy tho sem
ate.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-01

ORA ana some oner govern
ment agencies which believes
that should be done. SAY IL
was not intended. The rayOn
hosiery order has upset the en-
tire trade and has produced
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-01

nunld afford one ~
The major methods OF ap-
prOach."
1T certainly would" replied
Senator Taft 1T is part Of the
general program"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-01

control law we ala NOT give
anyone authority TO StandardiLs
or provide for labelling or elm
nation Of trade names.
There il a strong faction in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-01

great objection from the trade.
III anyone desired 10 stand
ardize or socialize American
business" SAID Senator Nanden-
berg tR) Of Michigan, "the
elimination OF the prohibition
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-01
STAYS SESSION

Az result Of TX action or
that program. and insctlon on
unfinished Appropriation bills.
Congress decided 10 stay n seS-
sion for several more DAYS and
may decide 70 stay until the
President acts on The subsidy
issue
Government agencies and de-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-01
REVEALED BY RAIDERS

The renort was ar,opg manner.
SelZed pN agents OF Iilt ines
Rouse committee on ln-Aine!lcdn
aCtlNltleS from me w aNhihGIon
otilceS OF the Jdpdhes'-A'neIiedh
OlIllenS League.
opens pubic hearings IN Washing
ton IN which ~ VIII examine the
upper personnel and genera. con-
duCt OF the war relocation author
ny. policies OF CIVILIAN heads OF
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-01
LIFE and DEATH ride the wires

man back from the brink Of death, and he is
recOrerHg today.
How would YOU feel if long distance CONVEX
salion of yours should slow up life.and-deaih
call like the actual one described above? You
must be The Judge of the importance of your
own call.
Please make onI, the most necessary long
distance calls
n You must use long distance, do all you
can to keep your call briet.
MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-02-06

All service men skiers have been extended a special invitation tc attend either or both functions, by members of the club, and are guaranteed fine skiing conditions Those who have not made reser- vations for the breakfast may at- tend anyhow, committee members announce.
 There will be ski races for every one, the outdoor committee prom ises, and a fine ski. tow will be in operation. A program of ski in- struction will also be carried on under the direction of Bill Dean.
 Take Your Lunch"
 Although coffee will be dispensed at the slalom course cabin and a fire will be kept to warm up by, those attending are reminded. to take their lunches.
 It was also pointed out by ex- perienced skiers that the protect ed ski trail seldom experiences the wind and snow drifting occurring on this side of the channel, so that the dry powdery snow will offer an ideal course surface.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-02-06
B. H. MANERY
 RESIGNS AS
 POLICE CHIEF
John MondgIe Appointed Acting Chief by Mayor
 and City Council

Resignation of Chief of Police B. H. Manery, effective February IS, was presented at the semi monthly meeting of the Juneau City Coun- cil last night. Following the ac- oeptance of Manerys resignation, the appointment. by Mayor H. I. Lucas of John Monagle, Assistant Chief, as Acting Chief of Police as of February l6, was unanimous ly passed by members of th e Council.
 Members of the Council also ap- proved the appointment of E. J. (Kelly) Blake as truck driver for the Juneau Volunteer Fire Depart ment to replace Holger Larsen, who recently resigned to enter the armed forces
 Plans to more conveniently ar range the Public Library and pur- chase of additional shelving was referred to the Library Commit tee and the committee authorized to take needed action in this re- gard.
 Other business taken up at the meeting included granting Joseph J. Thomas application for com mercial retail liquor license and reports of the various departments of the city.
 All members of the City Coun-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-02-06
THE SPOILERS
 COMES SUNDAY
 TO THE CAPITOL
Rex Beach s Famous Novel on Screen with Three
 Big Stars

Tribute indeed to producer Frank Lloyd and Universal Studios was paid by Robert w. Service, poet laureate of the Alaskan gold rush. This tribute was accorded the au- thentic atmosphere of the Great Northern saloon in The Spoilers" :" co-starring Marlene Dietrich, Ran dolph Scott and John Wayne at the Capitol Sunday.
 Service appeared for the first time on the screen in a specially written scene. The author of "The Shooting of Dan McGrew," The Cremation of Sam McGee' and other classics of the Klondike, was so moved by the nostalgia of the movie set that for the first time in years he took his poets pen in hand to pen salute to the films principals.
 The new poem is called The Spoilers-1942.
 Based on the celebrated Rex Beach novel of the same name, The Spoilers" is said to have been picturized on a lavish scale. Prominent in the large supporting cast are Margaret Lindsay, Harry Carey and others.
 Ray Enright directed under the a associate producership of Lee Marcus.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-02-06
Scout Leaders
 To Meet Today;
 Council Monday

At special meeting for Girl Scout leaders, assistant leaders and other young women interested in working directly with Girl Scouts, special problems and plans are to be discussed at meeting held this afternoon at 2 o'clock in the penthouse of the Alaska Electric Light and Power Company.
 The regular council meeting for Girl Scout committee women will be held Monday, February 8, at 2 pm, also in the penthouse.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-02-06
FAST ACTION,
 NEW MYSTERY
 FILM COMING
Fly by Night" Comes 10 2Oth Century Sunday
 with Comedy Stars

Two murders within its first two minutes on the screen send Para mounts newest romantic thrill film, Fly by Night" off to g fly ing start. This swift-moving mys- tery, co-starring Richard Carlson and pretty Nancy Kelly, opens Sum day at the goth Century Theatre.
 Ely by Night" promises an eve- ming of exciting entertainment Ac- cording to preview critics, it is a smartly- paced blend of melodrama. homicide and romance, with more than it's quota of laughs
 The pictures plot hinges on the plight of a young doctor, played by Carlson, who finds himself falsely accused of murder when Martin Kosleck, as the victim of a gang of international espionage agents, is slain in his room. To evade the police, Carlson invades the apart ment of Nancy Kelly and takes her along as hostage when he starts out on thrilling hunt for the real killers.
 Some uproariously funny situa- tions develop as the pair, hot on the trail of the spy ring, are mis- taken for cooing honeymooners by a police patrol To allay suspicion, they go through a marriage cere- mony before small town justice of the peace. That, however, is the least of their troubles as the film races along on it's mirthful way.
 The team of Carlson and Kelly, both fresh from triumphs in re- cent pictures, are reputed to make as attractive a romantic combina- tion as has been seen on the screen in a long time. Both have been signed for important roles in other films as result of their work in Fly by Night"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-02-06
'zI1E31'|
 Aezz THEATRE A1

Don't harass your Congressman with villifications and recrimination If you disagree, say so.
 And finally, if you belong to a club or organization, an authorized letter by your secretary or president or one letter signed by the membership is
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-02-06
IDEAL SKIING
 WEATHER SUM-"
 SAY LOCAL SkIER5

: In anticipation of the finest ski ing conditions of the season, Ju- neau Ski Club enthusiasts urge that all prospective and present mem bers turn out for the pep-starter breakfast scheduled at g o'clock to- morrow morning at Percy's Cafe, or appear at the same place at about 10:30 am. for group trans
 portation to the Douglas ski trail.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-02-06
BASKETBALL

SEATTLE, Feb. 6. = Washington State College retained the leader ship of the Pacific Coast Basketball Conference, Northern Division, standings last night by defeating the University of Washington, Al to 37.
 CORVALLIS, Feb. 6. = Oregon States Beavers stopped high-scor- ing Fred Quinn, Idaho center, to defeat the Vandals, AS to 32 here last night.
 BUY DEFENSE BONDS
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-02-06
with ALAN BAXTER-MAR

cil were present, with the excep- tion of Elroy Ninnis who is absent from the city Reports concerning city business Ninnis has taken care
 of in Seattle were read, together with other correspondence received.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-02-06

eration. There never was a period in this government when construc- tive criticism was given higher rating in legislative and executive decisions.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-02-06
A. W. STEWART MAKES HIGH
 GAME SCORE

A. w. Stewart, of the Butler Mauro Drug Company, made high single game score in the Merchant s League tournament games on the Elks Club alleys last night with 2l6 in his third frame. J. Barra- gar, of the 20th Century Meat team had high three-game total with 592
 Scores made last night were:
 Ip.cc.. Ns..~ ~.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-02-06
ssHOId Back the Dual,1as,
much more valuable than a shove,
 of individual letters stating the sami case, x N

The Chinese utilize wood -carv1 ing lavishly in their home archi] lecture
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-02-06
Write Congressman
 # You Don't Agree
 Win Him; Be Brief

Continued from Page One)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-02-06
WEATHER REPORT
GU. s. Bureau)

(U. s. BureauD Temp. Friday, Feb. 5. Maximum 35, minimum 16. Precipitation .02. Snow on ground 3.7 in.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-23
Gospod nunc in +o+

Beneski Slovenci - pri mas
jim pravijo Beneeani - prebi-
vajo v .predgorjih severno,. Sc
vernovzhodno in .severnozahod-
no cd Celada. Ostalim Sloven-
Gem MISC nepoznani. Simon Ru-
tar jih je popisal v knjigi "Be-
neska Slovenija'. Rudolf Wag-
ner je zbral spomine ma ia OBJ
mejni slovenski svet v lepi mia
dinski knjigi "Poglejmo v Be-
nesko Slovenijo!' Najdostojne-
je je predstavil svojo domovino
slovenslsi rojak Ivan Trinko-
zmejski v svojih pesmih in spi-
sih.
Beneski Slovenci zvesto cuva-
jo slovensko govorico, XII kra-
ljuje lie v poniznih domovih, ker
v javnost, v mesto, urade in
sole nikoi nj bila pripuseena. V
cerkvi Sc, je duhovniki oklepajo
z veliko ljubezniJo. Zvesto so Sc
drzali sloKenskega pridigovanja,
TIE pridige SO bile seveda ma
recju in3 SO menda prav zaradj
t:ga ostale romarjem, XII SO pri,
sli cd mas v Benecijo, Sc poseb-
no v spominu. Slisal sem dive,
tri zgodbe o njih. Maj emo zapi-
Sem!
Nekemu Benecanu Sc je strlc
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-23

in zvizganje vetra pregnalo YES
strah. V najbolj nevarnem tre-
nutku, ko je coin ma VISA jadra
vozil v smrt, Sc MISC vec bali
smrti.
Coin, veslaci, moski ma oba-
Ii in zenske po prodju vsi so v
tenn strasnem trenutku skupaj
prezirali nevarnost. Ia hip so $
svojim kricanjem prevpili trusc
vetra sin morja. Clovek je pokli-
cal ma BOZ neusmiljeno naravo.
Potlej pa so spet napeto eaka-
Ii. Iznenada so sc glasovi izgu-
bill in nastala je tisina.
Coin je prijahal ma hrbtu va
la. Lopate maven naravnanih
vessel so narahlo tipale po vodi.
Potlej so Sc vesla potopila. Ia
hrescalo je, zapljuskalo in "a
vrsalo. Zaculo Sc je prestraseno
dihtenje. Ma obali so zasumeli
razburjeni glasovi. Moski ma
obali so cakali v dveh redeh in
sc trdo drzali "a roke. Najpred-
Mi so bill do pasu v vodi. coin
je zdrevil med ODE vrsti. Zagra-
bill so ga. Val Jim je zdrsel cez
glave. Vsi so divje zakricali.
Nastala je zmeda. Coin in mai
prednji mozje so bill pod va
lom. Nato Sc je val umaknil.
Coin, veslace in moske, XII so dr.
zali "a coin, je pustil ma skali.
Oprijemali so Sc drug drugega
in skale, kakor Sc oprijemlje tai
pes, &c ga vleces "a seboj.
S colnom so planili vkreber.
Pristali so srecno.
Anglesko: Liam O'Flaherty.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-23

kOio Cd VOZa. SpOmnn Sc Je, Ga
ina gospod nunec 80 tako pra-
vijo tamkaj gospodu zupniku
prav taksen voz, kakor je
njegov, cato bi Sc gotovo tudi
kolo ujemalo. Skrivaj Sc pripla-
ri ponoci ma .zupnikovo dvorisce
in ga shame z voza.
Drugo jutro opazi gospod nu-
nee tatvino. Gre in naznani O.
roznikom.
"Ali sc vam. zdi, kdo bi u
tegnil biti- tat?" ga vprasa bri-
gadir. ' "
"Tega Sc ne vem," odvrne,
"toda v nedeljo pridite med pri-
digo cakat pred cerkvena vra-
ia. Posljem vam ga il cerkve,
da ga primete.'
Brigadir Sc neverno nasmeh-
ne. Rece ne nobene, a. misli 81
svoje. Ko pride nedelja, vendar-
lie ukaze dvema oroznikoma, mai
gresta cakat med pridigo pred
cerkvena vrata.
Gospod nunec je stal ma priz-
nici in pridigal O sedmi bozji "a
povedi, kako da Sc siri med
ljudmi pohlep kakor kuga in jih
zene v greh. Tatvina je bila
pref v fari nepoznana. Zato nj
SO poznali ljudje ne kljucavnice
ne kljuca. z mosnjo ma dlani bi
lahko poromal vsakdo po va
sch. Cisti kakor belle ovcice so
stall farani v nedeljo v cerkvi.
Gospod nunec je "a hip po-
cakal besedo, pogledal je po
ljudeh, nato nadaljeval z dvig-
njenin glasom, kako da Sc je
med belle ovcice priklatila gar
jeva ovca.
"Tat je v fari!" je zavpil. Po-
gled mu je pretece svigal po
vernikih. Dvignil je pesti. Glas
mu je rasel in grozil.
cali maj ne misli oni, XII mi je
ukradel kolo z voza, da ga ne
poznam
Vidim ga Cetudi sc skri-
va, ga vidim razbojnika! Samo
umaknite Sc" je vpil in Sc skla-
njal ma priznici, da hi nekaj po-
grabil. Naslednji hip Sc mu je
za1aajal v rokah mad glavo kot
sama glava debel kamen.
"Umaknite Sc, da ga loput-
nem!" je rohnel.
Pc cerkvi je n a S t a | nemir.
Ljudje so sc razmikali in gleda-
Ii, kan bo priletel kamen spriz
nice. Tat je bill pri masi. VISA kri
mu je stopila v glavo. Skrival
Sc je "a soseda, XII je stal pred
MIN. Toda vseeno Sc mu je zde-
10, da ga S priznice .prebadajo
nuncove oci in sc vsi ozirajo
mani. Pc sredi cerkve Sc je mno,
zica razmaknila. Nastala je pro
sta pot do vrat. Zato Sc je z ma
glimi skoki pognal IL cerkve.
Pred pragom SO ga cakali O.
rOZniki.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-23
V|HAR MA MORJU
(Nadaljevanje S 5. strani)

so razlocili moze, XII SO veslali.
Dejali so: "Tisti ma zadnjem
krmu je Stefan Halloran. Ma
pax je, da ga imajo zadaj. Ma
viharen dan je preslab pri YES
lih." Previdno so Sc zaceli po:
mikati k robu morja, kjer maj
bi coin pristal. Blizal Sc je tre-
nutek, ko bo colnu treba tvegati
in kreniti h kraju. Blizale so sc
crne skale, OBJ katerih bo razdiv-
jano morje morda raztrescilo
troje MOI. Moski ma obali so Sc
cedalje bolj vznemirjali. Mar
sikaterega je spreletavala gro
"a. zenske so zacele tarnati. Ma
obali je zavrsalo hripavo in ne
razlocno golcanje, podobno 60
vorici poblaznelih ljudi. Vsi so
dajali nasvete, nihce pa nj raw
nal, kakor mu je bilo nasvetova-
no.
Mesto, kjer maj bi coin pri-
stal, je bilo sredi majhnega "a
liva. Med grebenastim pecevjem
lie bila ma levi strani ravna ska
lovina, kjer je pred nekaj lett
udarila strela in odkrhnila gre
ben skale. Sredi G. ibavice je
morje OBJ mirnem vremenu do
seglo pecevje, da je bilo tn lah-
ko priti colnom h kraju. To-
da zdaj so Sc preko robov podili
prevrnjenim gricem enaki valo-
vi in Sc urno valili po ravni pla-
njavi. Moski ma obali so stall ma
meji branika in pecevja, petde-
set metrov cd morja. Toda ka-
dar je morje nabuhnilo, so Jim
valovi pljusknili do nog. Moski
so zmajevali z glavami in Sc
spogledovali.
Brat Petra Mullena, sub clo-
vek S hromo nogo, je med dian
mi zaklical mozem colnu !:
'Vzdrzite zunaj, kakor dolgo
morete. Skozi to valovje ne pri-
dete!' Toda zaradi hrumenja
morja in vetra ga ze deset me-
troy proc nj bilo moe slisati.
Coin Sc je primikal, dokler nj
bill kaksnih dive sto metrov cd
pristajalisca. Ljudje ma obai so
razlocno videli obraze veslacev.
Veslaci so imeli obraze spacene
in divje. Otrpli cd strahu so
sunkovito udarjali z vesli. No.
ge so togo upirali v stranice
colna in kazali zobe. Dve sto
metrov proc SO coin iznenada
zasukali postrani in zaceli We
slati cd pristana. Ma obali SO
potihnili. Moski so razvneto
gledali "a colnom. zenske so
vstale in Sc oprijele druga dru-
ge. Tako je bilo tho pol minu-
tie, medtem ko SO ma morju obra-
cali in naravnavali coin.
Potlej so ljudje ma obali in
mozje V colnu zakricali vsi
hkrati. Vesla so sc S pojocim
glasom zacela treti OBJ uglajeni
mokri les oboja in coin Sc je "a
sukal v pristajalisce. Pojoci
glas vessel in ljuto hlipanje moz
med veslanjem je bilo cuti cello
il rjovenja morja. Tako nena-
dejano Sc je zaslisalo. Coin sc
je zavrtel navznoter proti ska
lam. LIE Sc nekaj trenutkov in
veslace bo raztrescilo ali pa bo-
do ma varnem.
Zenske, XII SO stale po prodni-
kin, so cd razburjenja cisto OBJ
norele. MISC pa Sc zdrzale cd
strahu, ko so gledale kaci podo-
ben, z jadrovino prevlecen crn
coin s trent mozmi, XII je REAL
modro in belo vodo in drvel v
skale. Kricale so, toda neznano
in besno veselo. Oci velike Bri-
Cite MISC bile vec zalobne. Zarele
so il ko oci moza. Razen Mari je
Mullen in zene Stefana Halo
rama so vse zenske napeto gle
dale v coin, vse pa so 81 hkrati
pulile lase in vpile cd dozdev-
Imperial Valley press., 1943-07-27

2-PersonaIs, Spec. Notices
Imperial Valley press., 1943-07-27
Co.nmifte Asks
Negro Job Return

WASHINGTON, July 27 OUP)-
President Roosevelt's fair employ
ment practices committee, pending
a full investigation, has asked re-
instatement of negro workers al
legedly discharged from West Coast
shipyards under a closed union
contract for non-payment of dues.
Msgr. Francis J. Haas. chairman
of the FEPC, told a press con-
ference late yesterday that there
have been complaints that Negroes
were not admitted to the regular
locals of the Boilermakers Union
(AFL) but had been forced to join
auXiliaries. He said the Negroes
repeatedly refused to pay dues be-
cause of this.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-07-27

80 ACRE New alfalfa-$16, 900.
Half cash bal. terms. Very choice
early land, heavy producer-im-
mediate possession.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-07-27

ITS ACRES yr. alfalfa fol-
lowed by l yr. Flax. viii lease
Tor $4,000 per yr. Fine early
cantaloupe, watermelon or carrot
land $27 500.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-07-27

Effect of zoot suit war on sum-
mer styles is seen in these pho
tos of Los Angeles clothing store
sign taken before and after the
rough stuff cuff conflict.