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The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-10-13

THREE houses and cabin, all fur
nished, 'Gastineau Ave. Inquire
Juneau paint Store.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-10-13

TOR SALE--30 brake mp. Covic
diesel stationary engine. BIB En-
pire.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-10-13

GUARANTEED Realistic Perma-
nent, $3.50 Paper Curls, 81 up.
Lola Beauty Shop. Phone 2cl
3.5 Decker Way. Effectiv e
June IS.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-10-13

TURN your old gold into value,
cash or trade iat Nugget Shop.
FOR SALE Sanitary couch and
mattress. mems hip boots, cast
iron heater, tools. 827 7 tn st.
West.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-19
DrustUeni
KOLEDAR
APRIL

APRIL
rs. apriIa, nedelja. - Drustvo
"Spartans'' stew. 576 S. m. p.
J. = Plesna veselica v. avdi-
toriju Slovenskega narodne-
ga donna ma st. Clair Ave.
26. aprila, ponedeljek. - skup-
nj krozki Slovenske zenske
Zveze. Plesna veselica v avdi-
toriju Slovenskega narodne-
ga donna ma St. Clair Ave:
MAY
1. maja, sobota = Clevelandsh
Slovenci Stew. II. SLOW. D. z.
Plesna veselica v avditoriju
Slovenskega narodnega donna
ma st. Clair Ave.
l. maja, sObota, - Drustvo Ma
nos st. 264 S. N. P. J. priredi
plesno veselico v Domu Ia
padnih Sloyencev.
2. maja, nedelja - Jugoslovan-
sko = ameriski veteran. -
Predstava v avditoriju Slo-
venskega narodnega donna ma
St. Clair Ave.
2. maja, nedelja. - Mladinski
pevski zbor S. D. D. - prize
ditev v Slovenskem DELAY
skem domu ma Waterloo Rd.
8. maja, sobota. - Prisland
Cadets S. q. z. Plesna We
selica v avditoriju Slovenske-
ga narodnega donna ma st.
Clair Ave.
8. maja, nedelja. - Duquesne
University Tamburitza. -
Koncert v %avditoriju Sloven-
skega narodnega donna ma St,
Clair Ave.
9. maja, nedelja. - Pomladan.
ski koncert pevskega drustvs
"Zvon" v Slovenskem narod.
mem domu ma 80. cesti.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-19
dete
M DOJENGKA
spisal
Branislay Music

posodil cd tvojega oceta, pa mi
je postal, kolikor je mogel, a
nekaj mi vrnem JAZZ, ko Sc W.
mem v Beograd."
Tako sta Sc pogovarjala, a
JAZZ ii napnem usesa, ker, dragi
moi, tn gre "a mex denar, XII je
v predalcku, in XII ga mogoce
JAZZ lahko pobasem v svoj Yep.
Vstala sta in sla, a JAZZ tako
cd dalec "a NINA, da vidim,
kan gresta. spremim jih prav
do donna, da vidim, kje stanu-
jeta. Drugi dan grem ma kolo-
dvor in Sc prepricam, da je tt
sti gospod odpotoval. Hudirja,
zdaj pa skocim ma noge in Sc
poucim ma vseh koncih o vsem,
kar mi je potrebno.
Najprej zvem, da sta V Hist,
kjer s%tanujeta, vsega skupaj
dive sobi, ena z ulice, a druga z
dvorisca, in da so il sobe v soho
vrata, a vsaka SODA ina zopet
vrata ma hodnik. Nato zvem,
da spita v sobi il ulice in da nj
nikogar mlajsega v Hist. STREE
.jima neka deklica, ali ona gre
zvecer k svoji materi in spi pri
njej. Torej vse kot treba in ma
lasc priprav1jeno ZANE.
Potem zvem, da je tistemu
gospodu, XII je odpotoval, ime
MAIDEN Petrovic, a njegovi re-
nj Lenka.
Ko sem tako vse zvedel, Sc
dem in napravim nacrt, kako b
prisel do denarja. Da razbijem
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-19

vrata ali okno in vderem v hiso
in $ silo izyabim denar, nisem
hotel, ker je to razbojnisko, JAZZ
pa nisem bill razbojnik in nisem
hotel biti. Hotel sem lie ma lep
nacin priti do denarja.
Preskrbim 81 torej star tele-
gram pa vzamem gumo in IL
brisem, kar je ma MEM stale,
potem sedem in napisem sledeci
telegram: "Lenka Petrovic-
Beograd. - Takoj ko dobis to
brzojavko, pa mai DO magari O.
polnoci, mi poslji denar telegra-
fiGno. MAIDEN"
Sklenil sem tako: Okrog pol
noel pojdem in potrkam ma O.
kno sobe, v kateri spi Lenka, in
ko DO odprla okno, j izrocim
telegram. Ona, Sc VISA zaspana,
ne DO zapazila, da je ma papirju
izbrisan. mex starr telegram in
nov zapisan. Zatem jo bonn vpra-
Sal, ali maj pocakam ma odgo-
vor, ter sem telegrafski sluga,
in jej rad napravim uslugo. O.
ma mi DO ali verovala in me po-
klicala noter, in ko sem enkrat
v sobi, in nisem vdrl siloma -
potem mi je lahko - brez de-
maria ne odidem; ali me DO pa
naprosila, maj jo pocakam, axe
DO hotela It'll sauna v telegrafski
urad. ker hi jo bio okrog pol
noel strah, da gre sama. JAZZ bi
10 spremil in jej ze kako wei
denar; to je moja stvar.
Da hi bill Sc bolj warren, grem
zvecer v telegrafski urad in sc
predstavim kot sluga Mladens
Petrovica in povem, da je on '
Nisu, pa me je poslala njegova
gospa, maj vprasam, &c nj "a
MO kakega telegrama. Hote
sem Sc prepricati, ako re nj stu
cajno prisla kaka njegova bro
javka, pa Sc pristavim rama
salcu:
cake pride nocoj kak tele
gram, nikar ne hodite gospt
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-19

"Kot YAM pravim, je .bilo to
v Beogradu. Nekoc Sc spreha-
jam pc Kalimegdanu, a bill sem
lepo oblecen in bi dejal, bill sem
tudi lep deeko, hi dejal, ne TAX
Sen kakor sem - zdaj Ko
Sc tako sprehajam in je bio Re
pod noe, pa Sc je svet razsel,
samo ma eni klopi sedita BE diva,
- moski in zenska, on lep clo-
vek, a ona Sc lepsa. Res lepa
zenska in pc gosposko in lepo
oblecena. Seden ma drugo klop,
eisto blizu Nth, s hrbtom proti
NINA, pa Sc naredim kot da ne
slisim, kaj govorita, a vendar
sem slisal vsako besedo. - Po-
smell sem il razgovora, da sta to
MOI in zena in slisim, da hoce
on jutri zjutraj potovati z Via
kom v Mis- pc opravkih.
"Razumes," govori on njej,
"denar je v mojem predaleku.
Dal tt bonn kljuc, JAZZ pa pridem
pred vecerom v Ms, pa ne VEN,
ali bonn Sc tisti vecer ali drugi
dan izvrsl opravek. Ako izvr-
Sim, ii bonn takoj telegrafiral:
"Poslji denar!" in tt vzemi de-
mar pa mi ga poslji telegrafic-
MIN potom!"
PA dobro," pravi ona, "a "a
kaj ne vzames denarja S Sc
boj?"
"Pusti TO-" pravi MOI, ito je
moi nacrt: delati Sc hocem pred
MIN, kot da nimam vinarja, pa
ako mi to ne pomaga, mu pore
Gem, da sem 81 telegrafski IL
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-19
O boiih v Bosni

Madzarski radio je poroeal
dine 7. marca, to je v zacetku
o.
fenzive proti partizanom, ko so
Sc skupine jugoslovanskih u
pornikov Sc umikale pred pre-
mocnim sovraznikom, da SO j.
mele cete osisca velike uspehe
proti "komunisticnim tolpam v
Bosni''.
Madzarska postaja naglasa,
da so Nemcem padla v roke
vazna mesta, kakor Bihac,
Slunj in Glamoc. PRAY posebno
znacilen je padec Glamoca, ker
so imeli komunisti v tenn kraju
baje velika skladisca hrane in
obleke in tudi veliko bolnisni"
co, v kateri je bio prostora "a
1000 ljudi.
Radio Marocco je poroeal dine
8. marca, da so jugoslovanski
partizani teku srditih bojev 2
italijanskimi cetami ubili 1850
in ujeli 1000 sovraznih vojakov
in castnikov.
Ista postaja potrjuje vest, da
Italijani V Grciji ne stole ve6
ma vodilnih mestih civilne in, vo
jaske uprave. Use tozadevne pc
sic so prevzeli Nemci.
Neka nemska radio postajs
je dine 9. marca porocala, da j
prispelo Skoplje 200 nemskiE
castnikov, XII bodo "a "nekaj ca.
sa" sprejeti kot "castni gostje
bolgarskega naroda'. Njiho,
namen in naloga je, da poma'
gallo pri "osvoboditvi" Macedo'
nije.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-19

Is. maja, sobota. - S. D. 2.
Honor Guards. - Plesna We
selica v avditoriju Slovenske-
ga narodnega donna ma ST.
Clair Ave.
16. maja, nedelja. - Skupni
pevski zbori - Prireditev "a
Russian Relief v avditoriju
Slovenskega narodnega donna
ma st. Clair Ave.
~. maja, sobota. - Federaci-
ia Slovenske zapadne zyeze.
Plesna veselica v avditoriju
Slovenskega narodnega donna
ma St. Clair Ave.
AUGUST
l. augusta, nedelja. - Piknik
drustva Nanos st. 264 S. N.
X. }. ma Vrtu Donna Zapadnlh
Sloyencev, 6818 Denison Ave.
OCTOBER
"a. oktobra, nedelja. Prize
ditev S programom, priredi
podruznica st. IS, JPO-ss v
Slovenskem delavskem domu
ma Waterloo Rd. - Prieetek
OBJ 3. uri pop.
IA. noyembra, nedelja. - Pri-
reditev drustva "V boz st.
| So S. N. p. J. v Slovenskem
delavskem domu ma Waterloo
Road.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-19

budit, ker pridem jutri ma vse
zgodaj sam pc telegram" /
No, tako sem vse uredil in
cakal, da pade noe"
TIL je pretrgal policij Rista
nit syojega pripovedovanja, a
zupan in iowa nista niti mrd-
Mia; .komaj sta dihala in ne
strpno pricakovala nadaljeva-
MIA, ker zdaj bo, kar DO. Rista
naroci kavo, strese pepel $ ciga-
re, malo zazdeha in pripoyedu-
je dale:
"Pade noe, taksna, kakor da
sem 10 n~arocil; mixer zyezde,
temvec mrak, COST kot testo, in
veter vlece in puha, kot da ga
je kdo naroeil. Grem v kavar-
no k "OraGu" in izpijem dive
kavi, da prezenem spanec; a vi
ma niti ne pokusim, ker hoeem
biti trezen, ko imam taksne O.
prayke.
Popijem tretjo kavo, pogle'
dam ma uro, vidim, da je eetrt
ma dvanajst. Aid, recem, cas- je.
- Da zabrisem vsako sled,
vprasam natakarja: "Boga tt
kje je cd tn najblizja pot do vo-
jaske bolnisnice'? On mi pove:
placam kavo, krenem ma ulico
pa aid pred Mladenovo hiso!
/ Pogledam levo in desno, nj.
kogar nj. Najprej Sc prekrizam
da poklieem Boga ma pomoe pa
kuc, kuc, kuc ma okno.
Postojim malo in komaj di.
ham. Okno Sc tho odpre in pc,
kaze Sc. ona, gospa Lenka pri O.
knu, a z lepo colo roko mi po'
nuja kljuc.
Yes sem zmesan in ne VEN
kaj hi, a ona zasepeta:
"Tu je kljue cd hodnika, pa
ri, hodi pc prstih, ker je tuka,,
v drugi sobi moja tasca."
(Dalje prihodnjic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-19
Classic b0rbenih!
Francozoy O bOjih
v Jugoslavijl

List borbenih Francozov pod
imenom France" prinasa dine
10. februarja razlicne vesti il
Jugoslavije in poroea, da so
nekateri Nemci, ziveci V Jugo-
slaviji, dobili odlikovanje zelez-
mega kriza "a zasluge v boju
proti stevilcno mocnejsim ko-
munisticnim SLAM.
Isti list poroca preko Carl
grada, da odvazajo Italijani We
like mnozine Albancev v Dali
MAGIC.
Nedalec cd Sarajeva - pri-
blizno 80 kilometrov - je bila
velika bitka med hrvaskimi u
stasi in jugoslovanskimi parti-
zani, v kateri so bill Pavelicevci
popolnoma porazeni.
L. Ankare jevljajo, da je bill
i%talijanski general Robotti cd
stavljen zaradi tega, ker Nita-
lijansko vojastvo v Sloveniji in
Dalmaciji iz%menjavalo orozje "a
italijanske ujetnike. Tecaj je bill
baje naslednji: italijanski vo-
jaski revolver "a enega oficirja,
lahek tank "a so vojakov, tor
2 municijo "a castnika visjega
reda i. t. d.
General Robotti je bill Sc
pred nekaj meseci komandant
Ljubljam - vest o njegovi cd
stavki je dozdaj Sc nepotrjena
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-19

: Podprimo borbo Amerike "a demo-
kracijo in svobodo syeta z nakupom
vojnih bondov in vojno-varcevalnih
znamk!
Evening star., 1943-09-13
20.95

Wonderful for street weor now-under furs loter!
Handsome 1909 wool, softly moulded with fotter-
Ing cordieon neckline. Purple bronze green sherry
brown Aero, blue, block; sizes TO 20 in the group
Better Salts. Air-Cooied Third Floor The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1943-04-01
Carver Hall Opened
As Residence Hotel
For CoIored Men
DHC Project Is First
Of Its Kind in U. S.
For War Workers

Carver Hall, first residence hotel
in the country for colored men in
war work, ofncially was opened to-
day by officials OF the Defense
Homes Corp of the Federal Public
Housing Authority.
The first tenant, James Murphy
of New York City, moved into room
LOT last night and until now has
had to himself the three story struc-
ture which includes recreation, re-
ception and writing rooms, as we'll
as sun roof and garden terrace.
The hotel, located at Second and
Elm streets NV, will accommodate
205 men in 159 single and % double
rooms. Fifteen rooms are reserved
by District ruling for transients. 1t
takes its name from the late colored
scientist, DR.. George Washington
Carver of Tuskegee Institute.
Robinson Is Architect.
The building was designed by Hill
lard Robinson, colored architect
who designed number of Howard
OuAFC4SAly OuIuAiRS anu TcCeIlLly
completed work on the $1,000, 900
school and cantonment for members
Of the Goth Pursuit Squadron in
Tuskegee, Ala The structure is
strictly functional and livable." It
was built at cost of $3.50, 900.
The hotel is constructed so as to
catch all possible sunlight. The de-
sign is described as simple and di-
rect. Light pastels are used in the
color scheme. There is running
Evening star., 1943-04-01
z YEAR GUARANTEE

Compare with many other well
known batteries Of similar size
and quality selling as high as
$l0.95!
Evening star., 1943-04-01
u. 5. Boys Club Week
To Be Marked Here
Three D. G. Branches
Map Full Programs

Events ranging from freckle con-
tests to boxing matches will be held
by the three branches Of the Boys
Club of Washington in celebration
of National Boys Club Week, April
S to 10.
Parents and friends of the boys
are invited to attend the special
events, Charles Fyfe, director, said
in announcing that Boys Club Week
would be celebrated by more than
240 boys clubs throughout the coun-
try.
A city-wide freckle contest will be
conducted at the Central Branch,
230 c street NV. It is open to all
boys whether member of the clubs
or not. Other events at the Gen.
trail Branch include an open house
from $50 to $50 pm April 7, and
the finals in the Junior Boxing Con-
test on April 8.
Georgetown Branch, 2726 M street
NV, will hold open house every
night next week, in addition to such
special events as a little sister"
beauty contest. "big muscle" con-
test. pet show for members of the
club and an indoor athletic meet.
Eastern Branch, Seventeenth
street and Massachusetts, avenue
Sc. will hold the Boys Club table
tennis championship April S. an
interclub basketball championship, a
swimming meet for members April 8,
boxing show April and demon
stration by naval air cadets April z.
Open house will be held each day
from to 9 pm.
The Boys Club is a Community
Chest institution receiving funds
through the Community War Fund.
Evening star., 1943-04-01

water in each room, with shower
and bath units for each group of
four persons.
A dining hall and kitchen are
provided. although the residents will
take their meals in nearby Lucy
Slowe Hall, corresponding home
for women workers. 1t was pointed
out that after the war the hotel is
expected to operate as an independ-
ent unit and at such time the eating
facilities will be installed.
Occupancy Restricted.
Occupancy will be restricted to
Government workers who have come
to Washington within the past IL
months and who are certified as war
workers by their employing agencies.
Rentals are 81 a week for single
rooms and $3.50 a person a week
for double rooms. Reservations have
been made so far for 95 residents.
Housing officials expect all the
rooms to be taken in two or three
weeks.
Lucy Slowe Hall. with 322 resi-
dents, has a waiting list of ITS
women. according to w. S. Burke,
manager of the two buildings.
George B. Williams, executive vice
president of DHC. and w. A. Zieg-
Ter, supervisor of management for
DHC. were on hand for the official
opening this morning.
Evening star., 1943-04-01
| Flyer Tears Up
| Axis Phone Line
| With Winq Tip
BY the Aksocisted Press.

oy tne A6dOClAtcQ FrcSS. q.
AN ADVANCED AMERICAN AIR
BASE IN SOUTHERN TUNISIA,
March 20 Delayed 1.-Two P-3s
fighter pilots sent out to shoot up
an Italian command post did such
a thorough job that they brought
back part Of the enemy's COM
munication system.
The flyers were Maj. Michael ].
Gordon, 81. Of Arcola, ILL.,, the
squadron commander, and 1t. Will
liam F. Merrigan, %. of Clyde, Mo.
Maj. Gordon went in first and
plastered the command post so well
that Merrigan couldn't find a target
left to strafe," said the group COM
mander.
Rather than come back empty
handed with his guns full, 1t. Mer-
rigan dipped his wing and tore out
the Italians communication system
He was flying only IA feet from the
ground at the time and flew back
to his base still trailing long pieces
of copper wire. We found wire
tangled up on his .30-caliber ma
chine guns.
Evening star., 1943-04-01
British Opposition Grows
On War Plant Seizures
BY the Associated Press.


LONDON, April IA parliament
tary motion demanding annulment
of new defense regulation which
empowers the government to ap-
point directors to munitions firms
has won the support of 100 members
of Parliament, it was made known
today, following new Conservative
policy in taking over war plants.
The London Mirror Immediately
interpreted the movement As an
"anti-Cripps hunt" and said it was
obviously dictated by the fear that
Sir Stafford Cripps will expand his
policy of obtaining government con-
troll of aircraft firms which he con-
siders inefficient"
Sir Stafford is the Minister for
Aircraft Production and two Incl
dents have brought the current to-
do over the governments powers.
He has taken over Short Bros,
who manufacture Stirling bombers
and Sunderlands, and in a state
ment to Parliament yesterday he
said that the regulation contains mo
provision for the return of shares to
shareholders at the end of the war.
or any other time" of the COM
panies where the government as
quires the stock.
Evening star., 1943-04-01
Oklahoma Senate Rejects
Moore Probe Resolution
Eythe Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
OKLAHOMA CITY, April IA
resolution calling on Congress to
investigate the campaign expendi-
lures of Senator Moore, Republican,
of Oklahoma was rejected by the
Oklahoma Senate last night by an
overwhelming majority.
Only 10 members of the predom-
inantly Democratic Senate jumped
to their feet when the resolution
was put to vote. Opposition men,
pers were not counted
State Senator Logan, author Of
the resolution charged Senator
Moore. wealthy Tulsa oil man, had
spent 100000 in his campaign last
fall and asked that Congress deter
mine whether the Federal Corrupt
Practices Act or any other law had
been violated.
The Logan resolution was in
spired by testimony of former Gov.
Leon c. Phillips before a legisla-
tive investigating committee Mon
day that Senator Moore gave him
$1,000 last December, month after
the election
Evening star., 1943-04-01
Heirs to $25,000,0 900
Report No Will Found

Heirs of Serior Francisco Piccal-
uga. who died last year, testified in
probate court in Buenos Aires, Ar
gentina, that he left no will for an
estate of $25, ,0OO, 900.
The heirs are the widow, three
daughters and a son. The estate
consists of large ranches and a tex
tile business employing several
thousand persons.
Evening star., 1943-04-01
Dr.. Mumper 10 Speak
Al Lenten Services
N. Z. Pastor Asks Creation
OF 'Christion Cells

Special late-afternoon services
sponsored each Thursday during the
lenten season by the Washington
Federation of Churches will be con-
Quoted at $50 o'clock today at the
Church of the Epiphany by the Rev.
]. Harold Mumper, pastor of the
Keller Memorial Lutheran Church.
MONDAY worshippers at the
church yesterday heard the Rev.
Samuel NJ Shoemaker, rector of the
Calvary Church. New York City.
make plea for the creation of
Christian cells" to stimulate inter-
est in real Christian fellowship"
among small groups of persons.
The primary ingredients of cell
of Christian fellowship" DR.. Shoe
maker said, ARE Christian PERSONAL
tiles - men and women soundly
tuned to Christ and loving Him with
all their hearts.
''The ideas of Christ can be spread
throughout the land when two or
more persons who have begun to ex-
plore fellowship together form these
cells of Christianity
DR.. Shoemaker SAID that various
things make it hard for people to
have real fellowship Among
these he listed fear, jealousy. am
bition, prejudice and inferiority.
These" he said, can be over
come when we share our real Chris
tian experiences with other people"
DR.. Shoemaker also spoke at yes
terday's $50 o'clock service and will
speak at MONDAY services today.
! War bonds make bOmbers to bomb
| the Axis and lower our taxes. Why
Evening star., 1943-04-01
Dr.. John Haynes Holmes
Speaks Here Tomorrow

DR.. John Haynes Holmes, pastor
OF the Community Church, New
York, will lead a conference to-
morrow on Religions Contribution
to a Lasting Peace" at the Florida
Avenue Friends Meeting House, 2i11
Florida avenue NV.
DR.. Holmes will speak at pm.
on Spiritual Power: How it May
Be Used," and at 8 pm, on How
Peace May Come" He also will
lead dinner forum at pm.
II you buy. our airmen fly. Get
War savings stamps now.
Evening star., 1943-04-01

supply fish at fixed prices to state
colleges, prisons, barracks and other
institutions as regular part of
the diet.
Evening star., 1943-04-01

Chile Accents Fish
To popularize the product of its
national fisheries, Chile proposes to
Evening star., 1943-04-01

NEW QUARTERS FOR COLORED WORKERS-The first project
of its kind the Carver Hall for coored at Sec
and Elm streets NV opened formally today by De-
Corp the residence above shows
on the roof Photo
Evening star., 1943-04-01

War bonds make bombers to bomb
the Axis and lower our taxes. Why
not buy some and help yourself?
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-25
AMERICANS JOIN BRITISH IN BIG PUSH
EDR Tells Strikers
: 70 Return TO Work

WASHINGTON, April 24.-tUP)
President Roosevelt, in an action
apparently foreshadoWing strong
government action in the event of
a coal strike today ordered John
L. Lewis to esnd l2-day-old walk
out by the United Mine Workers
at the Newark, NJ, plant of the
Celanese Corporation Of America.
The Presidents order inferential-
ly threatened military occupation of
the plant unless the UNIV obeys
his ultimatum by noon Monday.
The War Labor Board ordered
the mine workers and bituminous
coal operators to continue the un-
interrupted production of coal' un-
til their dispute has been deter
mined, with the provision that any
wage adjustments shall be applied
retroactiVely from March 81.
DOESN'T APPEAR
This followed 47-minute board
meeting which Lewis refused to at
tend, although he had been in
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-25
letters Leaves on
Rubber inspection
After Gas Tang|e
Rubber Administrator
Condemns "UnprOvOked
Attack" on Civilian

WASHINGTON, April "a.
(UP)-Rubber Director Will
liam M. Jeffers, spurning a
request to discuss shortages
of aviation gasoline produc-
ing equipment allegedly caused by
the synthetic rubber program, to-
day was on an inspection tour of
synthetic plants.
Jeffers turned his back on the
request of War Production Board
Chairman Donald M. Nelson, to sit
in on a council with Undersecre-
tary of War Robert M. Patterson
and try to mediate the gasoline
rubber dispute.
PATTERSON CHARGES
He said only that Patterson's S
+ charges were "the most violent and
unprovoked attack which a public
servant has ever had to sustain" !"
Patterson had said that Jeffers
held up the output of 100-octane
gasoline for badly-needed figher
planes and bombers by Wrangling
super -priorities" on scarce mate
rials for construction of the syn
thetic rubber plants.
Flatly refusing to cancel plan
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BULLETIN -

BELFAST, April "a lUP) -
Armed members of the Outlawed
Irish Republican army seized
movie house in the Nationalist
area of Belfast tonight and
held an Easter cOmmemOratiOn
at which Hugh McAteer, fugi-
tive Ira chief of staff, made
daring appearance despite a re-
ward of 5000 pounds on his
head.
LOS ANGELES, April "a
lUP)-Philip Murray, president
of the CIO, demanded today
that the government either
make the emergency price con-
troll act of 1912 effective at
once or adjust wages to meet
higher costs of living.
LONDON, April "a up
An admiralty communique said
tonight that British submarines
in the Mediterranean had de-
strOyed or damaged 10 more
enemy supply ships, including
an armed merchant cruiser and
a medium sized tanker, both Of
which were damaged.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-25
HoItvilIe Pastor
Injured in Wreck

The Rev Mr. Francis M. Simp-
son, pastor of the HoltVille Meth
odist church, suffered a leg injury
late Friday when his car and one
driven by an unidentified driver
cCllided on the highway between
Holtville and FL Centro.
Driver of the other car in the
collision left the scene before he
could be identified, officers said
The accident occurred five miles
west of Holtville at 5:15 pm. Fri
day.