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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-19
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med 2 in 3. uro ma 2949 Wood
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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-19


10 delo, "a katerega della to telo
ter sugerira, da v tenn smislu
ysi kooperiramo.
Nekateri odborniki zelijo We
deti, kako maj clani tega odbora
nastopajo v iaynosti, kako mai
pisejo, kako govorijo, cesa Sc
maj drzijo. Mnenje prevladuje,
da Sc moramo drzati lie ciljev in
zakljuckov, XII jih je sprejel
Slovenski narodni kongres in
kateri SO zapopadeni v kongres-
nih resolucijah in predlogih.
Brat Zakrajsek omenja, da
je nase delo v zvezi velikimi
tezavami in vaznimi vprasanji,
0 katerih bo moral svet ukre-
patti. Jugoslovanska vlada, ka-
terra bi sama morala resevati ia
vprasanja, nam nasprotuje in
Sc nj izrazila svojega stalisca
glede: -
1-Zdruzene' Slovenije de-
mokratieni, federativni Jugo-
slaviji;
2-Glede primorskega in ko-
roskega vprasanja;
3-Glede vstrijske legije in
Otona Habsburskega;
4-Glede zastopstva samo enc
slovenske stranke v jugoslovan-
ski vladi.
Brat Zakrajsek O teh vprasa-
njih ma siroko razpravlja ter
omenja potrebo, da Sc zahteva
Cd jugoslovanske Wade, da sc
tocno in definitivno izrazi O teh
vprasaniih. Kar Sc Slovencey
tice, smo mi edini, XII jih zasto.
pamo. Jugoslovanski ambasa.
dor v Washingtonu, g. Fotic, nc
reprezentira zdruzenih Jugo.
slovanov ,temvec lie vele-Srbe
in to je glavni vzrok, da vlads
nesoglasje med Srbi in Hrvati
Brat Zaitz omenja potrebo zs
kako primerno potezo, XII bi ma
praVila spravo med Srbi in Hr
vati. Zelo dvomljivo je, da bt
kaka zdruzena Slovenija, ako NJ
DO zdruzene Jugoslavije. In t,
ne bo, dokler DO spor med Hr
vati in Srbi. On priporoca, ma
bi brata Kristan in Zakrajsel
ia velik problem proucila in sve
tn porocala in svetovala, kak
nadaljnje korake maj bi mi Slo
venci podzveli.
Kuhel sprozi vprasanje, kda
Sc maj bi vrsila prihodnja seja
Gre zlasti glede zapisnika, ka
terega mora eksekutiva odobri
ii, predno gre v javnost. In re
10 vazno "a mas je, da gre pore
clio o nasem delu v javnost cir
preje.
Zakljuceno je, da Sc prihod
MIA seja vrsi tedaj, ko DO kak
vazna zadeva, XII zahteva resit
We cd celokupnega izvrsnega Cd
bora, med tenn casom Sc pa ma
zadeve resujejo pismeno. Pr;
! hodnjo sejo maj V tenn smisl
skliceta tajnik in predsedni
skupno. Glede sedanje. seize p
, je zakljuceno, da Sc izcrpe
glavnih took priobci V vseh ca
sopisih takoj.
Brat Kristan tudi omenja, d
| bo izdan poseben komunike,
4 glavnih zakljuckih te seize i
da DO ,isti poslan skupno z ape
! lon "a financno odpomoc n
! vse centralne organizacije.
Brat Kristan tudi poroca, d
Sc ze della "a propaganda o del
kongresa in tega sveta prek
Tadia, da bodo tudi nasi bratj
in sestre v start domovini Gu
Fpreko morja, da mi amerisl
) Slovenci tukaj ze delamo, "a ka
delamo ter Jim damo zaeasn
/ vsaj moralno spodbudo. Kra
! kovalne radiopostaje so seda
!, pod federalno kontrolo in d
: sedaj Sc nismo prejeli praveg
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
JOKESABOUT WOMEN
That CAME TRUE

rH HE old drawings on this page
were made from 80 10 $50
] years ago by satirical car
toonists who were having a field
day poking fun at the efforts of
women 10 emancipate themselves.
These drawings, facetiously
predicting su h impossible"
things as women jurors, girls In
the army, female dentists and
lady railroaders, brought great
outlaws from the Mastery Males
The drawings, however don't
seem nearly so funny today. What
the cartOonists didn't know then
was that, even when they were
fooling, they were predicting tie
future with unerring accuracy
Take, for example. tie cartoon
OF the English satirist. George
Cr1iikshank. who, back in the
early ls00's put down IN black
and white his idea Of the Court
OF the Future. "
Such things as the "prosecu-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25

triX's boudoir," the tea room.
the 'papas and mamas box" and
the 1ower-bcdecked docket were
all designed 10 show the tragic
consequences If women were al
lowed in the courts.
Cruikshank seemed mighty far
fetched in his predictions, but
today almost every court in the
country admits women jurors
and some even boast women pro-
secutors, judges and bailiffs.
The cartoonist who sketched
the woman soldier probably would
develop apoplexy if ne knew
about the thousands Of WAACS.
WAVES. SPARS and Marine
auxiliaries now in uniform.
Likewise, the 10Th Century
artist who drew the muscular
female ftcntist would be in for a
shock if he knew that not only
has the field Of dentistry been
invaded by skirts but the medi-
cal profession as well.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
x-Roys That Check Tires

BY discovering nails or glass
in tires before they become too
deeply imbcdded, much can be
done TO lenGthen the life of the
rubber. Likewise. the x-ray ma
chine will facilitate the discov-
cry Of anything in tire after
IL is flat
An automatic recording con-
trivance attached 20 the x-ray
machine records on a tape the
condition Of his tires and the car
owner can tell at a glance just
how good they really are in these
tough times.
The fluoresccnt screen will also
show mp any bruises, cuts or
other faults.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25

NNFITH new device, re-
NJ Gently invented and pat
w snt5d by William H. Ca
pom Of Mountain Lakes, New
Jersey, it is now possible 20 X-ray
automobile tires TO spot nails
or glass.
The portable apparatus is so
ingeniously constructed that il
rings a bell upon locating for
eign matter in a tire and auto
matically marks the point Of
defect on a screen, "
It is 'Capon's idea that with
his device gasoline station at
tcndants will now be able to
check the condition of tires while
casing up or changing the oil.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25

DON'T LET RATION POINT BLUES" keep you
from giving your family tasty, satisfying
breakfasts, Mother. Because delicious
Quaker Pulled Wheat Sparkies, the kind of
nutritional food Uncle Sam recommends
for wartime living, are not rationed!
TASI-I-FY YOUR MEALS! Save ration stamps,
time and cooking by serving Quaker Pulled
Wheat Sparkies dozen delicious ways
with milk. Wonderful with stewed or fresh
fruit, berries, jelly or applesauce. Sweeten
with white or brown sugar, syrup or honey.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-08-16
Witness in Lindy
Case IS Nabbed
On Theft Charge

WASHINGTON. Aug. 16.-(UP)-
Director j. Edgar Hoover of the
Federal Bureau of Investigation an
nounced today that Archibald Wat
son Loney, 60, former interior de-
partment employe who contradicted
state testimony in the Lindbergh
kidnapping case, has been arrested
at Twin Falls, Ida, on charges of
stealing supplies from Utah army
depots where he had held civilian
jobs.
One complaint filed IN Ogden,
Ut, charged Loney with stealing
1l2 rolls of slate composition roof
ing material last May. The material
was the property of private con-
tractor and was stored in govern
ment warehouse at Hill field, Utah,
where oney was employed as a
lumber supervisor
Another complaint charged theft
of 2000 board feet of lumber from
the War Department year ago at
the Utah army service forces depot
in Ogden where Loney then was en-
ployed as construction supervisor.
Seized Saturday, Loney pleaded
innocent yesterday before a U. S.
commissioner at Burley, Ida. He
was held in $4,000 bond for re-
moval to Salt Lake City. The two
charges carry maximum penalties on
convition of $4,000 fine, or 10 years
Imprisonment or both.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-08-16
Requirements Of
Teachers Not
Lowered In Cal.

Contrary to statements heard re-
Gently, there has been no lowering
of the standards demanded of pub
lie school teachers in California,
Imperial County School Superin-
tendent E. l.. Hiteman said Mon
day.
"At meeting of Southern Cali
fornia school superintendent in
os Angeles" Hireman said, "Dr.
Walter Dexter, state superintendent
of public instruction, said that the
state department of education has
attempted to help meet the present
teacher shortage and keep the pub
lie schools functioning properly but
have not lowered the high stand
ards demanded of teachers. In
order that the high standards may
be obtained, school administrators
are being held responsible for
choosing the best qualified persons
to meet emergency needs"
Only upon formal application
proper credentials, transcripts of
records, verification of teaching eX-
perience, and recommendation of q
county school superintendent will
the state department pass on an
emergency credential. DR.. Dexter
was quoted as saying. Anyone in
terested in teaching in Imperial
county should contact Hiteman at
the county court house in Ell Cen
fro
Imperial Valley press., 1943-08-16
Woman browns in:
Freak Accident

PHOENIX, Ariz.. Aug, 16.-UP)
Gloria Gol'ld Barker, prominent
in New York and Phoenix society
and granddaughter of Jay Gould
was drowned yesterday in freak
accident in the swimming pool at
her home on Scottsdale road.
Mrs. Barker apparently slipped on
the rain-slicked concrete on the
edge of the pool and struck her
head, sliding unconcious into the
pool.
She was discovered by her hus-
band, w. McFarlane Barker, Is
minutes after the accident.
Three physicians and pulmotor
were summoned but efforts to re
vive her were unsuccessful.
Tempe district coroner, Paul V.
McRaw, said an inquest will not be
necessary after he had received re-
ports of the attending physicians.
She was 81 years old.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-08-16
CattIewoman Will
Christen Vessel

WILMINGTON, Cal, Aug 10
(UP)-Mrs. Clara Driscoll, who says
she would rather be called cattle
woman than the first lady of Texas,
will crack the champagne bottle
over the prov of the Frigate U. S. S.
Corpus Christi at the consolidated
steel yards tomorrow.
Mrs. DrisColl, who arrived yes
terday to christen the ship named
for her home town, is Democratic
N t ional committeewoman for
Texas, woman administrator for
war bonds sale for Texas, owner of
Corpus Christi hotel, five cattle
ranches and vast oil properties and
president of a bank
Maybe I'm the last of the herd"
she said, referring to the pioneer
western generation. my father was
Robert Driscoll. one of the cattle
kings in the old DAYS, and I like to
think of myself first as a cattle
woman"
Imperial Valley press., 1943-08-16
Sink Subs Twice
AS Fast as Nozi is
Can Build Them

marines in May, June and July.
The navy announced that Ameri-
can submarines in the Pacific had
sunk seven and damaged five
Japanese ships, raising to 300 the
number of japanese ships hit by
American submarines-217 sunk, %
probably sunk and So damaged.
The average loss of nearly one
submarine a day during May, June
and July-a period ordinarily most
favorable for operation of under
sea raiderS-undoubtedly has forced
the Germans to draw on their sub
marine reserves to a considerable
extent.
Germanys submarine building
capacity has been estimated at be-
tween Is and 25 a month. But the
experts doubt that it is more than
IS month now and believe it may
be less.
At the height of the battle of the
Atlantic last year, it was believed
that Germany possessed a sub
marine fleet of between 400 and 500
craft.
Second, the sumarinc losses have
resulted also in the loss of trained
crews, not easily replaceable. The
more submarines lost, the fewer
U-boatS become available for train
ing purposes.
Third, the failure of so many
submarines to return from war
patrols increases the morale prob
lem in the German navy.
Two of the six American war
hips sunk were lost in the Sicilian
campaign. The navy listed four of
the six commanders as safe but
gave no further details on casual
tics except to say that the next of
kin have been notified. The six
vessels carried a normal compile
ment of Ga men.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-08-16
Imperial Valley Press

Established April 20, 1901.
Put tliShed evenings except Saturday
and Sunday, m combination with the
Sunday POST-?RESS. by the Imperial
Vallov Publishing Company, 62o State
St, FL Cpntro. Calf
Paul jenkins, Publisher
ana President.
~. c. Johnston, ViCe-PreSident and Nd
vertsing Manager: Catherine Nj. Jen-
kins. Secretary.
Member United Press, California News
paper Publishers Assn, West Holiday
c nc, national representatives
81. SO: s rlonths. $3.50; l year. IS. 90
Rates. Gncluding Sunday Post -Pressl
Single copy, SC; carrier paldin ad-
vance: l month, S1.00; 3 months.
s275, months S52 25; / year, $40. 90.
BY Mail; ] month. 81 m months
niisids NJ California 81 nn per month
flat
Entered nj Fl Cenrrb, can pos
officc as 2nd class wa
Imperial Valley press., 1943-08-16
HOLLYWOOD

cleveland. Ohio, Il am not one OF
vor free-wheeling. glib actor types
who manage to sound their final
csses instinctively. ON the con-
trarv. I fll possessed of a rather
repulsive personality able to make
enemies easily and 1 do not unbend
in the presence of strange COM
pany. I had hunch that II you
we're real hard-up for fellows 10
play German officers, l might be
able to do it,"
From Swell, w. Va, Cne gent list
ed his qualifications as: Appetite,
Al Chew, smoke, take a drink,
cuss. just normal good with mitts'
GOOD swimmer, row, hoof waltz
clog, soft-shoe mo taps) and in tab
do Greazy Bozo. Also my misses
is an Al character woman. Elo1o,
female baritone
One young lady in Albuquerque,
N. M, had heard about HOLLYWOOD.
II believe | have EVERYTHING,
she wrote. but | won't make a test
in the nude or anything like that.
From Dayton. o. Thcy say L
am a second Mickey Rooney From
Barboursville, Va: I'D like to sue-
gest my boy friend for role in The
picture. He's aWfully cute. And
if he gets the role, we can be
married.
Ham-in the rough.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-08-16
BY SANDOR S. KLEIN

WASHINGTON. Aug. 16 tUP)-
Naval experts believed today that
the Allies are sinking submarines
twice as fast as Germany can
build them.
This was revealed after these
weekend announcements pertaining
to naval and shipping matters:
The navy announced that de-
stroyer. submarine and four
smaller warships had been lost in
scattered operations against the
Axis, bringing to 124 the number
of u. S. warships lost since the
start of the war.
President Roosevelt and Prime
Minister Winston Churchill in a
Joint statement disclosed that the
Allies sank more than 80 Axis sub
Imperial Valley press., 1943-08-16
AriZona's S Grain
Production Hiuh

PHOENIX, Ariz, Aug. 16.-(UP)
The United States Department OF
Agriculture announced recently that
the production of Arizona's five
grain crops is estimated to total
4,253,0 bushels this season and it
is $4,000 bushels above the 10-year
1932-4D average productions.
Prospects are very favorable for
Citrus fruits and it now appears
that prodrction of oranges and
grapefruit for the coming season
will far exceed any other crops on
record.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-08-16
WE
the Women
BY RUTH MILLETT

The TIME: 1943.
THE PLACE Home.
THE CHARACTERS: Husband
and wife who are talking at the
dinner table.
HUSBAND: Honey, I'll bet you
completely forgot what date this is. y
WIFE: what do you mean, I've
forgotten? Was today the last day
to use our coffee or sugar StampS?'
HUSBAND: Nope. Try again.
You really ought to keep better
track of important dates"
WIFE: "Was it the dcadlinc for
an automobile sticker?"
HUSBAND: mo. Think hard
WIFE: Don't tell me I had to
finish using up the blue stamps to-
day"
HUSBAND: That's not it."
WIFE: Did the red stamps run
out?"
HUSBAND: mot that I know
Of"
WIFE: THE shoe coupon is still
good, isn't it?"
HUSBAND: For all know it is. y
WIFE TIRED OF QUIZ
WIFE: Look, I'm getting tired
of this game l didn't know today
was any special day. If it isn't
the last day for the sugar stamp,
Or the coffee stamp, or the shoe
stamp, or if the blue or red
tickets didn't run out today-or 1t
wasn't our last chance for an auto
mobile stamp-what day is it?'
HUSBAND: ITS our wedding an
niversary, dope
WIFE: "You ought to be asham-
cd for soaring me like that. ]
thought I'd forgotten really I'M
PORTANT date"
Imperial Valley press., 1943-08-16

setting, Sunday afternoon August
9th, at the First Methodist church
in San Diego, with DR.. George A..
Warmer, officiating.
Mrs. Buron N. Armstrong of Los
Angeles, attended her sister-in-law
and DR.. Buran Armstrong gave his
sister in marriage. j. d. Rehberg of
Glendale, served his brother as
best man.
The bIide was CIlarningly cos
tuned in a pearl gray suit with
blue fox tunic trim completed with
wood violet accessories Her bridal
flowers were white orchids which
she carried on small white Bible.
Nuptial music was provided by L.
Morley Harvey at the organ, Mrs.
Georcianna Sones Wasburn of Ell
Centro, soloist and the San Diego
First Methodist church chair.
In charge of the reception, which
followed in the church lounge, were
Mrs. Iouella Bridestine of Corona
formerly of Holtville; Mrs. Grace
T. Benton of Ell Centre and Mrs
Ruth Teeple Reid, recently of El
Centro and now San Diego,
Imperial Valley press., 1943-08-16
L. A. County Buys
Many War Bonds

LOS ANGELES, Aug. 16.-1UP)-
Los Angeles County Patriots not
only bought enough bonds during
July to build the Cruiser U. S. S.
Los Angeles-they bought enough
to build three escorting destroyers,
too.
Drive leaders today announced a
total of S8037l,372 in war bond
sales last month during the Build
the Cruiser Los Angeles" drive. The
goal was S40,000,000
When the Cruiser, now under con-
struction, is completed, it will be
christened by widow, mother, or
daughter of an outstanding local
naval hero lost in the present war.
The Destroyer will bear the names
of deceased naval heroes of Los
Angeles County.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-08-16

A romance which began in Sid
ney, Australia, year ago will be
eliminated in Ell Centro soon when
Miss Mary Teresa Leighton of
Sidney become the bride of Robert
Anthony Eyler, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. P. Eyler, 1885 Olive street.
Miss Leighton, the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Leighton,
prominent residents of Hurlstone
Park, Sidney, is expected to ar
rive in this city sometime during
the next month. No definite plans
for the nuptials can be made until
her arrival but it is expected that
the ceremony will take place at st.
Mary's Catholic Church here, where
first bans were published Sunday.
Announcement of the couples en-
gagement has been made in Sidney.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-08-16
Announcement OF
WiIson-TyIer
Engagement Made

Announcement has been made
here of the engagement OF Miss
Margaret Tyler, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Harmon Tyler, to Robert
Wilson, son of Mr.. and Mrs. o. j..
Wilson of Imperial.
No date has been set for the
wedding.
The two young people are mem
bers of we'll known Valley families
and are popular in the younger set.
Miss Tyler is graduate of Ell
Centre Union High School while
Mr.. Wilson finished at Imperial
High school. For the past two
years he has been civil service
employe at the Naval Station at
North Island, San Diego. Mr.. Will
son was a prominent athlete having
served as football captain while
attending school,
Imperial Valley press., 1943-08-16
TO JUMP PRODUCTION

The new manpowcr program IS
designed to increase war produc-
ton, give the armed forces the
men they need, and will have a
major effect in determining which
fathers and workers will be in
Quoted first when the induction OF
fathers begins.
Th new orders established a list
of 149 critical occupations and men
engaged in such occupations IN
essential industries were assured OF
virtual draft exemption. Provision
also was made that any man with
such a critical skill but who was
not engaged in essential work by
Oct. | would lose further claim to
occupational deferment.
McNutt broadened to 60 the
number of specific occupations
which he terms non-deferable and
added all occupations in 58 ac-
tivities. Any draft-agc man who
fails to transfer from such jobs TO
one of an essential nature will be
placed first on the list for lnduc-
ton, thereby insuring that the
first fathers drafted would be
those contributing least to the wal
effort. McNutt instructed local
draft boards. to give greater atten-
ton than ever before to occupa-
tional deferments, considering the
actual and immediate effect OF IN
ductions on vital production.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-08-16
SKIN RASH TORTURE
Relief Is HAILED
BY MILLIONS

For the itching of minor skin rashes--
heat rash, baby's diaper rash-many
whole families are now turning to Mex
sana, formerly Mexican Heat Powder.
It's the kind of medicated powder con-
tanning four ingredients recommended by
specialists for these miseries. Yet this
soothing, cooling, comforting powder
costs little, and there's even greater saw
ings in the larger sizes. Like millions of
tiny sponges it absorbs moisture on
skin, n frequent cause of irritation. Keep
it always handy. Sold everywhere. Ask
today for seasons supply of Mexsana.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-08-16
FL Centran to Wed Sidney,
Australia Cir Next Month

Mr.. Eyler, who recently received
a medical discharge from the Navy
where he had served for year, is
now employed by the Maggie Com
pany in Ell Centro. A first class
seaman, he saw action in five
major naval engagements in the
South Pacific. A wound and a
siege of tropical fever led to his
discharge.
He and his fiance met in Sidney
while he was on liberty in that
port. Miss Leighton was educated
in Sidney schools and had been
employed by the Davis Jones De-
partment Store in the Australian
city.
Mr. Fyler is a graduate of Ell
Centro High school and attended,
Ell Centro Junior college.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-08-16
RaIpl, Jacobs Is
Called To Fresno

Ralph Jacobs was called to Fresno
Saturday by the critical illness of
his father. M M. Jacobs, who is a
patient at the st. Agnes Hospital in
that city.
Mr.. Jacobs is also the father of
Mrs. Safar Davidian of Ell Centre.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-08-16
Former Valley Resident Is
Wed in Ceremony on Coast

A host of Imperial Valley friends
of Ruth A. Murray, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Armstrong OF
Holtville, will be interested in the
announcement of her marriage to
Emil A. Rehberg of San Diego
The wedding, attended by many
friends, was solemnized in lovely