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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-22

G.. l.. Sulzberger, znani poro-
cevalec dnevnika. "New York
Times" poroca liz Londona O u
gibanjih in studijah glede po-
vojnih evropskih mel in pravi
med drugim:
LONDON, 20. januarja. -
Docim Sc z vsakim dnem jaci
presto Sovjetske Rusije zaradi
njenih velikih zmag mad maj
boljsimi armadami sveta, kar
jih je Sc kdaj videla Europa,
prihajajo zamejne Wade who'd
ne Europe koncno do spoznanja,
da DO povojna o~rientacija u
smerjena bolj proti Moskvi ka-
kor pa poprej, to je pc donav-
ski dolini proti zapadu.
Russia slu$beno nj sointeresira-
Russia oficijelno pravi, da nj
zainteresirana ma p%ovojnih me
jah vzhodne Europe. Toda kro-
gi zamejnih vlad so izjavili ma
ziranja, da ina Russia, XII Sc
hoce v BODICE zavarovati pred
agresivnostmi zapada, re izdela-
ne svoje tozadevne nacrte."
Vprasanje JugoslaVije
Pc razmotrivanju teh nacrtov,
preide Sulzberger ma Jugoslavi-
jo, o kateri pravi:
"Vprasanje jugoslovanskih
leila je silno komplicirano. Do
elm je Sc vedno mocha skupina,
XII 81 zeli vzpostavitev predvojne
Jugoslavije, vlada bojazen, da
utegnejo razmere, XII meje Sc.
daj v Jugoslaviji ma anarhijo, k
cemer sc pridruzuje Sc star
srbskc = hrvatski spor, prepre,
citi ia nacrt.
Srbsko = bolgarski biloxi
Nekateri Srbi zele formirat
biloxi z Bolgarijo, tako da hi po,
stale pravoslavne skupine moe
ma enota, XII hi avtomaticno il
rinila rimskokatoliske Hrvat;
in morda tudi Slovence.
Mosnost ne0dviSne SloDenije
Slovenci zele vzpostavite,
Jugoslavije, &c bi pa to zarad
srbsko-hrvatskega spora ne bi
10 mogoce, pa Re govore D ne
odvisni slovenski DRAW, XII b
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-22

Ii samo deset mill pod komuni-
kacijskim centrom Starajem
Oskolu.
Umi6eVanje nemSkih sotezitov
IL naglice ruskega prodiranja
ma siroki 'front.' pod Voronjezem
je razvidno, da SO ruske arma-
de, XII iznasajo sedaj svojo maj
silnejso udarno moe, zopet raz-
trgale kose divizije osiscnih
satelitov - Madzare in Italia
ne.
Ogromne' nacijske iagube
Zadnje rusko porocilo Mama
MIA, da je bio, odkar so priceli
Rust dine 10. novembra svoje O.
fenzive, mad 5000 Nemcev u
bitih, mad 200 5000 pa ujetih. Po-
leg tega je izgubilo osisce V
tenn casu mad 5000 tankov,
10000 topov in $500 letal.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-22
Nemska propaganda je pricela koncno
pripoznavati nemske izgube in superb
ornost ruske o~rganizacije in armad
Nacisti jadikujejo mad "~tragedijo Stalingrada." Blisko
vito vojno je zdaj nadomestila borba casa in delov-
nth ur ma domaci 'front.', pravi italijanski list.

Sc cello vec vojnega duha kakor
v onih cetah, XII so nastopale v
prejsnjih bitkah.
Superiornost ruske vojske
"Te move ruske cete so bolje
oborozene, bolje trenirane in
bolje o%premljene cd prejsnjih
Get, kar je res zlasti glede mo-
toriziranih zborov pred Rzevom.
Sovjetske cete imajo obilo strel-
ske moci in velike moznosti mo-
bilnosti.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-22
Najhujsa ameriska
letalska nesreca v
Juzni Ameriki
Ma samotni obali Holandske
Gujane je tres6ilo ma zem-
lilo Transporting letalo, pri
6emer je bilo ubitih IS
oseb.

WASHINGTON, Fl. januarja.
Vojni department naznanj ia,
da je bilo ubitih 35 MOI, ko je
trescilo veliko amerisko trans
portno letalo ma samotni obali
Holandske Gujane v Juzni A
meriki ma zemljo.
To je najhujsa letalska nesre-
ca v zgodovini ameriske AWAIT
Ike.
Med zrtvami tie nesrece so:
Eric Knight, V Angliji rojen
pisatelj. P. E. Foxworth, odli-
cen "G-men', XII Sc je zlasti
odlikoval pri slucaju ugrablje-
MIA Lindberghovega otroka in
pri aretaciji osmih nemskih sa-
boterjev, XII so Sc izkrcali il
podmornice. William Hudson,
relifni komisar il New Yorka,
XII je bill ma potu v severno Afri-
ko.
Dale je bio V ponesrecenem
letalu II ameriskih castnikov,
XII so bill ma potu ma svoje po-
stale, sest civilistov poleg Ego
raj imenovanih, in devet clanov
posadke.
Vzroki nesrece doslej Sc MISC
znani.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-22
FRANCES FARMER v
SANATORIJU

HOLLYWOOD, Fl. januarja.
49, Dudley S. Valentine, sodnik
vrhovnega sodisca, je danes cd
redil, da sc ina filmsko igral-
ko Frances Farmer, XII je ne
davno povzrocila silno rabuko v
sodni dvorani, nastaniti v sana-
toriju, ker je %preiskava dognala.
da je "dusevno bolna."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-22
Javni forum

v nedeljo, "a. ja~nuarja, oh
7:3O zvecer, DO v Slovenskem
delavskem domu ma Waterloo
Rd. javni forum, cigar precinct
DO: General Mihajlovic - ida
jalec. Govoril DO Joseph Brandt,
drzavni organizator komunistic4
ne stranke, XII Sc je boril Is me-
secev proti fasizmu spaniji.
- Predsednik shoda DO Cliff
ford Saunders, organizator u
nited electrical, radio and ma
chine workers of America. -
Vstopnina DO prosta.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-22

, BERN, Svica, 10. januarja. -
Nemsko casopisje, XII 81 prizade-
va, pojasniti nemskemu ljud-
stvu sedanje poraze nemskih ar
mad, priznava superiornost Ru-
size glede virov raznih potreb-
scin.
"Voelkischer Beobachter,"
list, XII je last Adolfa Hitlerja,
pripoveduje Nemcem donna, da
je skrajni cas-, da slednji "uvi-
dijo, kako tezko je b~ojevanje ma
ruski 'front.'. "Rusi imajo danes
vec vojakov, vec topov in vec
tankov kakor pred letom dni,"
pravi casopis.
"Tragedija Stalingrada"
Pod naslovom "Tragedija Sta
lingrada," pravi casopis "Basler
Nachrichten", da hi bio v tenn
odseku lahko Be nekaj prizorov,
kar pa hi bilo brezpotrebno, ker
o tragienem izidu "a Nemce ne
more biti sedaj nobenega dvo-
ma vec."
casopis dale pojasnjuje, da
kar sc tice bojevnikov in vojne-
ga materiala, da imajo zavezni-
XII vsega tega vee kakor osisce.
Rusi imajo dvakrat toliko mos
iva kakor Nemci, cato je izguba
dvajsetih nemskih divizij diva
KRAFT tako resna kakor "a Ruse
izguba njihovih dvajset divizij.
Blickrig Sc je izblical
"Relazione Internationale", l.
talijanski casopis, pravi, da Sc
je vojna naglih gibov nehala in
E4'# -.
da Sc je sedaj prieela vojna, v
kateri igra glavno vlogo ele-
ment casa.
"Bliskovito vojno je zdaj ma
domestila vojna, kjer DO slo v O.
bupni borbi "a metre ozemlja in
borbo delovnih ur ma domaci
'front.'"
Visok bojni duh rllslih Get
Berlinski porocevalec lista
"Giornale d'Italia" pravi,. da
vporabljajo Rust pred Stain
gradom sveze cete, v katerih je
IA -
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-22
Direktorska seja

v nedeljo, oh /. uri popoldne
Sc vrsi direktorska seja Sloven-
skega donna ma Holmes Ave. -
Proseni 50 vsi start in novi di-
rektorji, da Sc udelezijo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-22
OGROMNA SKODA PO
POVODNJI
81, ianuar

PITTSBURGH, 81. januarja.
Mestne oblasti v Pittsbur-
ghu SO preracunale, da je po-
vzrocila poplava meseca deem
bra mestu Is milijonov dollar
jew skode. skoda pa bi bila diva
KRAFT. tako velika, &c ne hi zaje-
zilo vodovja petero vladimir je-
zov.
V Kittanningu, New Kens-
ingtonu in McKeesportu je INA
sala povzrocena skoda $780,
600, v Wheelingu, w. Va, pa
100000 dolarjev.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-22
Y DvEH MESEOH SO IzGU-
Bill NEM0 100000 MOI
Mesto "a mestom prehaja v rusko oblast.
Rostov, kljuc JUNE Rustic, je cd
vseh strani Ogrozen.
NEMCI IZGUBILI 5000 TANKOV, 10000 TOPOV IN
$500 LETAL

Polnocni ruski komunike ma
znanja, da so ruske armada, XII
prodirajo naravnost proti zapa-
du pod Voronjezem, dospele do
locke, XII je oddaljena samo IS
mill juznovzhodno Cd Kurska,
S cemer so pricele ogrozati &C.
lotno nemsko fronto il leta 1871
raztezajoco sc cd centralne Ru-
size pa do Azovskega morja.
ROstoU OgTOSen
Dive sovjetski koloni re prodi-
rata proti Harkovu, nadaljna
kolona ogroza Vorosilovgrad,
vec ruskih kolon, vstevsi one ma
Kavkazu, pa ogroza Rostov,
kljuc vseh nemskih operacij v
juzni Rusiji.
Zadnji ruski komunike Mama
MIA zavzetje Golovjevke oh Je-
lenc = Kupjansk zeleznici, XII le-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-22
Pobiranje asesmenta

Tajnica drustva Kras st. 8,
S. D.. 2. sporoca, da DO pobirala
assessment v nedeljo zjutraj Cd
8. do II. ure v Slovenskem do
mu ma Holmes Ave-, ter istotam
tudi v ponedeljek vecer cd 8. ure
naprej. clanstvo maj to uposteva
in pravocasno plaza assessment.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-22

LONDON, petek, %. januar-
ia. - Porocila il Madrida ma
znanjajo, da SO v Tripoliju,
glavni bazi osisca v Libiji, veil
XII pozari ter da Sc ~nahajajo
prednje straze angleske osme
armada samo Sc pet mill cd me-
sta.
Tripohtanski DumkirE
Druga porocila il Madrida
naznanjajo, .da zapuscajo eete
osisca goreci Tripoli v malih
barkah in drugih vozilih, XII pa
so pod neprestanimi napadi "a
vezniskih bombnikov in bojnih
ladij. V Tripoliju dozivlja osi-
See svoj mali Dunkirk. Padec
mesta je pricakovati tekom ne
kaj ur.
Beg po kopnem
Drugi odredi marsala Rom
mela pa beze il Tripolija pc
kopnem proti Tunisiji. Tudi tt
odredi so pod neprestanim dez-
:jem zavezniskih bomb in pod to-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-22

Kupujt1 v0jne bonde in vojno-varce-
vall1e 1sI1afAks. IL DO 6imprej porazeno
osiSGe II W, Var mo predstavlja!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-22
Dobro je opravil

Mrs. Frances Komora, 1867
w. 42nd St., je bila vceraj oh
$4,000 in oh demantni prstan,
ko il je neki tat potegnil il rok
memo rocno torbico. Mrs. Komo-
ra, XII je vdova, je bila ma potu
ma delo, ko je bila okradena.
Zakaj je nosila pri sebi tako We
like vsoto denarja, porocilo ne
.pove.
v bolnisnici
V Cleveland Clinic bolnlsnici
Sc nahaja Rudolph Jelercic, sin
poznanega cvetlicarja Franka
Jelercica, ma Waterloo Rd. Ma
haja Sc v sobi st. 4O4. Prijatelji
ga lahko obiscejo, mi mu pa ze-
limo ~skorajsnje okrevanje!
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-26
Warren Requests
War Housing Help

SACRAMENTO, Jan. 26-tUP) -
Governor Earl Warren today urged
California property owners to CO.
operate in the campaign of the ma
tJOnal housing agency 10 provide
living quarters for war workers and
their families.
In a proclamation pointing out
the unprecedented concentration
and growth Of industrial activity,
the governor said the problem has
reached such proportions it de
mands cooperative consideration h.
the citizenry in general"
opportunity is now being af-
forded property workers in the
major war production centers of
California to join in a movement
to improve conditions" said the
proclamation. The National HOuS-
ing Agency is offering to lease
houses and business propertT, if
suitable for remodeling ard to
convert these properties into fam
lily units for war workers and their
families.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-26
Oil Ration Nav
Be Nationwide

BALTIMORE, Jan. 26. CUPD-
Assistant DepU'v Petroleum Ad-
ministrator E De Golyer forecast
tcdav that the ban on pleasure
driving in the II eastern states may
continue throughout the summer
and warned that it may be neces-
sary to ration fuel oil on nation
wide basis soon.
De Golyer painted this gloomy
picture in addressing the closing
sessions of the sixth general fssem-
Dly Of the Cornell of State Govern
ments attended by 200 representa-
tives from the 48 states. He sub
stituted for Petroleum Administra-
tor Harold l.. Ickes who was i'll.
we will not be able to move
enough gasoline into the east coast
except that which is necessary to
meet bare essential requirements
this summer" he said. During
those months we will be building ~
fuel Gil reserves fer the winter of
l943 and 1914.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-26

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bearing on the conduct Of the war
would be made at 10 O'Clock EWT
Tuesday night. London newspapers
published dispatches from their
New York and Washington CORE
spondents under such headlines as
Biggest Talks of War" "Momen-
tous Decisions by Allies" Grand
Strategy il, 1943," and United
States Expects News to Stir
World
On the fighting fronts. Moscow
announced that Russian dive bomb
ers and torpedo planes had attack
ed German convoy in the Barents
sea. sinking nine transports and a
patrol vessel totaling $1,000 tons.
The Red army, following up the
capture of Voronezh, moved on
westward to attack Kursk on the
Kharkov- Moscow railroad South
ern and North Caucasus armies
pressed on toward the railroad
functions of Tikhoretsk and Krop-
otkin in an attempt to trap all
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-26
Flynn Host Says
EfCouIdn'tB Be
As Girl Charges
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GieSler, lit was not mussed.'
McEvoy said he and Finn several
days earlier had discussed an after
noon of tennis They were talking
in Flynn'S dressing room at the
studio, where, he said, a messenger
named Armand Knapp asked if he
could watch the movie hero play.
L told him he could come along"
McEvoy said, but l certainly did
not expect him to bring any ladies
along. I was surprised when he
arrived with Miss Hansen on his
arm. They watched the tennis"
And then you asked Miss Han
sen to stay to dinner?" Giesler sug-
gested.
NO, I didn't ask her." McEvoy
replied. This Buster Wiles, who is
FlTnns standin, asked her. There
wasn't much I could do about that
except smile"
NcEvoy said that insofar as he
knew. neither Flynn nor Miss Han
sen went upstairs all evening and
that when Flynn left, there was nc
kissing scene, as charged by Betty
Court recessed for lunch, with Nc
EVoy under cross examination.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-26
Arizona Water
Authority Asked

PHOENIX Jan. 6.-CUPD-Goy
Sidney P Ostorn today asked the
18th Arizona legislature 10 estab-
ilsh state water and power au-
thOrity Immediately.
Speaking before a joint session
Of the Senate and House this aft
crncon, the governor declared the
authority snOU.d be established 50
the people Of the state would bene-
fit from the states resources.
Never has any governor address
ed the legislature of this or any
other state upon an issue more
clearly drawn, more vitality signiti-
cant, or more pertinent to the in
terests of every person who now
lives or ever will live within our
borders he said.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-26
Catt|emen Oppose
Horse Meat Sales

PHOENIX. Jan. 26-tUP) - The
Central A-izora Cattle Feeders
Association today was on record as
expressing opposition to the
slaughter and sale OF horse meat
for human consumption.
A statement issued yesterday by
the association followed by nearly
a week statements made before the
joint livestock committees of the
House and Senate Of the 10th Leg
islature that a great deal of horse
meat was being sold in Maricopa
county and that most consumers
were unaware of the fact.
I'VE believe that the American
public would be BETTER satisfied with
a reasonable ration of accepted
meats rather than be forced into a
distasteful and lower standard of
living, as exemplified in the slaugh-
tering and marketing of horse
meat" a statement issued by the
association declared.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-26

Ger the pillow for a pistol. but she
beat him to it and shot him. He
was taken to the hospital and Mrs
Caproni was freed or $1,000 bail.
Sunday evening, Mrs. Caproni
end Mrs. Leonard went to church
together and prayed Mrs. Leon
ard said they were seeking guild
ance." Yesterday afternoon they
went to the hospital.
Authorities indicated that Mrs.
Leonard would be prosecuted as the
slayer. Mrs. Caproni as an acces-
sorry. Both were charged with
murder Mrs. Leonard. a divorcee,
is a daughter of Sam Warmer, who
was wealthy food dealer here.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-26

crcaSing costs to the consumer
The administration hopes to de-
feat a bill by Representative Steph-
en- Pace. Democrat. Georgia. that
would require the inclusion of la
Dor costs. both hired and family,
in computing parity for farm prod
ucts. The house agricultural COM
nlittec is expected to report the
bill favorably this week Agricul-
tural Department economists esti-
mated that the Pace bill would add
at least S2,0OO.O00C0o a year to re-
tail food costs.
Most farm products and livestock
now are above parity averaging
about lis per cent. The average
price received by farmers now is
l78 per cent of the 1909-19l4 aver
age while prices of goods pr chas-
ed by farmers have increased to 155
Der cent.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-26
Wife end Rival
Plot Mans Death

CINCINNATI, Ohio. Jan. %
tUP)-A wife and the other wom-
an joyfully accepted murder
Charges today glad the man was
dead
The wife had merely wounded
him. the "other woman" killed him
IN his hospital bed
Mrs. Pearl Leonard. IS, the 9TH
ef woman, told police that she
bad killed Victor Caproni, %. with
whom She lived in the same house
with his wife, Eleanor. 26. and
their four children. Ito keep him
from hurting me and his wife and
the children"
Mrs. Caproni went with Mrs.
Leonard yesterday afternoon to the
hospital where Caproni was recov-
erine from a bullet wound in the
Chest she inflicted Sunday. Mrs.
Caproni waited outside while Mrs.
Ieonard went in with a pistol in
her purse, walked into Caproni'S
room, and fired bullet into his
bead.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-26
New Deal Farm
Plan Hits Snoq

WASHINGTON, Jan 26-tUP)-
Members of the congressional ap-
preparations committee today were
expected to find wholly unaccept-
able" the administration $780,
100000 subsidy program for en-
cOuraging increased production of
war foods.
Administration farm officials
hoped. however, that it would slow
the farm blocs drive to force UP
farm prices by adding labor costs
to present parity figures.
INCENTIVE PAYMENTS
Secretary of Agriculture Claude
r. Wickard announced. the addi-
tional Intensive payments" last
night to encourage farmers to
plant more soybeans, peanuts, dry
peas. flax grain sorghums and
sweet potatoes. He said he would
ask Congress to increase the agri-
culture adjustment administrations
appropriation from the $400,000000
originally requested to 100000
to finance the new program.
That's where the program will
run into trouble. Chairman Clar-
ence Cannon. Democrat. Missouri,
of the house appropriations COM
mittee said.
This subsidy would be a purely
artificial arrangement and I be-
lieve that it would be wholly unac-
ceptabla to the members of the
committee. This would be a sub
sidy to the consumer. not to the
farmer. The farmers and the farm
organizations will be against it.
The consumer is being subsidized
at the expense of the farmer"
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-26
Macurda Voted
Best Speaker

Malcolm Macurda was voted the
best speaker. and Hayden S. Sears,
the most improved. at the meet
ing of the Cactus Gavcl Toastmas-
ter's club Monday night in the
California hotel
Other speakers were: Chet Irv-
ing. Lewis Jackson, Shield Charl-
ton. Bill Outlook.
Bert Wood was POSTMASTER for
the evening. and Paul Werve gen.
eral critic. with the following crit
les. Foster Mcclure, Carl SchooSs,
Cliff Reed, Vernon Heber, Othniel
Horne.
Ira Huffman president, conduct
cd the business meeting.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-26
Suspended Sentence

1t happened at the Elks' annual
banquet for football players Mon
day night.
Coach Gerry Dennerlein of El
Centre Junior college was intro
ducing the members of his squad,
The subject of discussion was the
armed services.
Take a good look at some of
these boys he told the beyond
the -draft-age ElkS 1T will BE- the
last time you see them
The Elks remained silent for a
moment until Denncrlein append
ed his speech.
THAT is, it will be the last time
you see them for a little while, !"
ne added.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-26

Brooklyn, NY, and Frank N. Di
Mattao. Trenton, NJ. Their ranks
were not available at once.
injured included Mrs. Leila Ship
pers, Corsicana, Texas: Miss Glen
da Hoppers, Shidler, Okla; Willie
Washington, Chicago; Ronald
Green and James Mooney. San Ber-
nardino; Anthony Moir, Culver
City, Calf, and Jesse G. Devore.
Los Angeles. None was seriously
hurt, hospital attendants said
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-26
Claim Approach to
Peace Urged

TUCSON, Ariz., Jan. 26.-CUP)-
An approach to the peace table
without rancor or passion was ad-
vocated here today as the only pos
sible means to an enduring peace
after the Allied victory in this war,
BY Frank O. Lowden, former gov
ernor of Illinois.
Lowden. who celebrated his 82nd
birthday here, was a contender in
the 1920 presidential race.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-26
Troubles Mount
For Axis Armies

cf the $4,000 Axis troops below
RoStov. Premier Josef Salin
in an order of the day celebrat-
ing new successes, said to his
troops; Our troops have achieved
an important victory. The Often
sive of our troops continues j.,
forward for the rout of the Ger
man invaders and their expulsion
from the regions OF our mother
land"
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-26
Scanning I.V.
News Horizon
BOY OF Ia
SUCCUNIBS

Oliver Daniels, ID, died Tuesday
morning in a valley hospital after
an illness of several weeks. Sur
vivors are his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Daniels, and the follow
ing brothers and sisters, Frank jr,
Consuelo, Esperanza, Socorro and
Richard Oliver was student at
AlamitOS school.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-26
TWO WIVES"

Mrs. Leonard told police that she
met Caproni several years ago and
he set he up in a house. Later.
she said, he told her they'd have to
move in with his girl friend" who
turned out to be his wife. Caproni
then, by means of threats, COM
PEELED both women to live with
him as wives, she said.
Early Sunday morning, Caproni
and Mrs Caproni quarreled in bed.
MrS. Caproni said he reached un-
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-26
Special Defense
Session Called
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councils and emergency plans. This
act does not change this planning,
except to give overall state control.
3. 1t puts teeth" into the exist
ing setup.
4. The state will recaptlre much
of its power which had to go into
federal hands because of the lack
of administrative power under the
old setup.
NO APPROPRIATION
5. 1t permits "narshalling the
tremendous resources of California
in equipment and personnel for de-
fense purposes"
No appropriation is provided in
the bill but the legislature can APP
prove funds anytime within the 80
Ga. period.
Louis Burke, attorney for the
League of California Cities which
helped prepare the legislation,
pointed out there is no halfway
point between ordinary civil author
ity and the governors power to put
the state under martial law The
new act gives him bread powers but
still working through civil author
tiles as long as possible.
The latest version of the bill pro-
Vided the governor could appoint an
experienced fire chief officer as
assistant to the director of civilian
protection, to administer the state
fire disaster plan now existing.
Advisory committees would be
retained and governor Warren, who
has approved the bill, has indicated
many of the outstanding persons
snoW serving on the old council Woulc
still serve under the new one.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-26
TRAINS CRASH

SAN BERNARDINO, Calf, jan
26.-(UP)-TheG Grand Canyon lin
tied of the Santa Fe railroad crash
ed into the rear of a freight train
at the approach of Cajon Pass late
last night, killing two soldiers and
injuring ii other persons.
The caboose of the freight was
demolished and five cars we're
thrown from the track. The pas
senger engine was derailed and
tracks torn up.
Both cast and west travel on
Santa Fc and Union Pacific lines
was blocked for several hours.
TWO VICTIMS
The crash occurred at East Ono
switch at HOS pm. Railroad of
ficials offered no immediate ex-
planation.
Dead were Daniel j. Aiello.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-26
OBJECTION ADMITTED

Wickard admitted That the new
program was a subsidy to con-
sinners, not to farmers" The funds
would be disbursed in addition to
regular farm payments in a pro-
gram intended to obtain greater
food production without directly in
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-26
Mans COmpanion-

Mans Companion
On the subject of imported Mex
lean laborerS. one of them, Tom
Finney swears. has captured and
tanned a wild little Imperial Valley
jackrabbit. The rabbit follows its
master around like a dog, going
everywhere, coming in for more
than its share of attention.
They've a way with animals, these
chaps from below the border
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-26
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