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Imperial Valley press., 1943-09-01
California F|iers
Get Silver Stars
ALLIED HEADQUARTERS.

AL 1 E = HEADQUARTERS.
SOUTH PACIFIC, Sept. 1.-tUP)
Lieut.. Gen. George c. Kenney,
commanding Allied air forces in the
southwest Pacific, today awarded
the silver star to 1st Lieut.. Charles
B. Downer, Alhambra. Cal, and 1st
Lieut.. Calvynn w. Glendenning.
Burbank, Cal.
Downer was pilot of a Flying
Fortress which took photographs of
the Bcin- -Faisi area in the northern
Solcmons last Nov. 10 despite in
tense anti-aircraft fire and thus OBJ
tanned information which was most
valuable in an aerial offensive
against the enemy conducted i'm
mediately afterward."
Glendenning was decorated for
gallantry when the liberator which
he was plotting last Dec attack
ed convoy of warships and mer-
chantmen single handedly, scoring
two direct hits and two near misses
on a warship which caught fire and
was beached by its crew.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-09-01
Imperial Pastor
Home SunuaV

IMPE:t.-' Sept 1.-THE Rev.
Mr.. Elmer Wilder, pastor IF the
Imperial Community church will be
home next Sunday and will preside
at all church meetings that day
He has been with his family in
Los Angeles this summer.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-09-01
l.. A. POPULATION UP

LOS ANGELES, Sept. up
A population of 1,753,370 by Oct. l
was forecast today for Los Angeles
by the county regional planning
commission The figure represent
ed a gain of 249,O93 since 1910.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-09-01

TR. NIX. REG. U. S. PAT. OFF.
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Imperial Valley press., 1943-09-01
by
Eleanor Roosevelt

hospitals as possible, and there,
again, the Red Cross uniform is a
familiar sight.
I have been invited to visit New
Zealand and Australia TO see the
work that the women are doing,
as I did in Great Britain. This,
too, 1 think will be of interest to
This is a period when women are
doing new things in many places,
sometimes from sheer necessity
sometimes because they have long
wanted to do something different
but conventionalilies held them
back. Now the world is freer world
and those with capacity, whether
men or women, the in demand.
APPRECIATES OPPORTUNITY
I hope that our soldiers, sailors
and marines, wherever l see them
will know how much I appreciate
this opportunity to bring them a
greeting from their Commander in
Chief, and how deeply interested
1 am in them and their achieve
ments.
Now that the tide of battle
seems to be running our way in
the various theaters of war, and
victory is no longer a grim deter
mination but daily drawing nearer,
we have an obligation to think
of the post war period and the
return of our boys to civilian life.
A chance to train for the work
they want to do in the world will
be open to them, I am sure. Both
the Administration and Congress
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-11-27
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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-07-15
Tunis:a Land of Sun,
w. But Rain Chills Winter

Tunisia, land of sun and sand to
the average reader Of war news, has
a soggy season of rain and mud
cutie characteristic as the clear, dry
months. In winter, the dusty roads
become ribbons of mud slowing the
progress of man and beast alike.
Wedged between Algeria and the
hot Libyan desert, Tunisia is slightly
larger than the state Of Pennsylva-
MIA, and has more than 700 miles OF
coastline exposed to the Mediterra-
mean. Like other lands that face
this sea, it has a true Mediterra-
mean climate.
The summers are hot, dry and
cloudless. Temperatures in the in
terror soar to 120 degrees, but coast
al readings for the year average
about "a. The winters, because OF
the penetrating dampness, are I'm
comfortably cold. Parching spring
winds from the Sahara, singeing
vegetation and rolling great clouds
of dust in their path, streak across
the country toward the Mediterra.
mean. In Tunis, capital and chief
port, these winds are called "chili. "
In the Libyan desert they are called
''khamsin." Natives plug their nos
trils with onions to temper and "cool
the air."
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-07-15
Gas Users Now Must
Sign Ration Coupons

Steps to assure miximum pro-
lection against misuse Of gasoline
rationing coupons have been taken
by OPA in ordering that all mo-
florists and other gasoline users
are required to endorse in ink on
the face Of their rations stamps the
license number az the time OF re-
ceipt of the renewal rationsl. The
new method of handling gasoline
rations will begin July % at which
time not only the stamps in new
ration books must be endorsed, but
all coupons possessed on that date
must likewise be so inscribed.
The OPA order is regarded as
sure-fire check on misuse Of cou-
pons by persons other than those
to whom issued, particularly, in
the case of lost books. The regu-
lation does not pertain to inter
changeable books issued for Of
fetal or fleet vehicles. Failure to
write in the proper notation on all
outstanding stamps by July % will
result in the loss Of further gaso-
line ration.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-07-15
Consumers Urged to
Fill Up on Fuel Oil

All fuel oil consumers who have
received coupons for a summer
fill-up of their fuel storage tanks
are urged to place their orders
with their oil company immediate
ly. Fuel oil stocks are now avail
able to handle this summer fill-up,
and it is to the best interests OF
both the fuel oil consumers and
the fuel oil program for this COM
ing winter if the storage tanks are
filled.
Filling storage tanks at the earli-
est possible date will permit oil
companies to replenish their re-
serve storage facilities while trans
portation is still available.
Recent statements by navy Of
ficials indicate that the fuel oil
problem will become more acute
as the fall and winter season ad-
vances. c. B. Lafromboise, district
fuel rationing representative, an
nounced that fuel oil application
blanks for next years fuel oil ra-
ton will not be sent out until some
time in August, which makes it i'm
perative that those who have cou'
pons for the summer fill-up take
advantage of present fuel oil stock:
at once.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-07-15
Absent From His Job
Only Once in AZ Years

TROY, N. Y.-After ~ years OF
service, working an average Of II
hours a day. John w. Nugent, as
sistant treasurer of Rensselaer, Poly.
technic institute, has resigned.
Nugent had only one vacation-a
week in June, 1914, when he mar
ried Julia Quinn OF. Troy-and only
one absence, a few days two years
ago when he was i'll with a cold. Now.
70 years Of age, he thinks his excep.
tional health may be due to the fact
that he was always too busy to worry
about himself and for many years
has taken long walks daily.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-07-15

A full crew Of track ,..,
employd by the Long IsIsss
road. The Pennsylvanis y
employees 1889 women !,
mems work as machinis,. va
welderS assisting boiler Z
pipe filters, sheet metal -
and tinsmiths. In the pbjl' soll'
yards there are women
brakemen. The New YorL = 3
employs 5000 women
these is a gate woman ., q.
a turntahle operative at pis's
and 100 women readyipg =.
the indianapolis shops
these women workers co,..
railroad mems families h
the vocation is traditional "
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-07-15
Terror and Hunger
Rule Martinique
Bread Is Made With Stra,U
And Medicines Vanish.

' SAN JUAN, PUERTO RICO
Food and health conditions in the
French island of Martinique are de-
teriorating steadily and the island
ers live in intensifying terror under
a regime whose only aim is appar-
emily to maintain itself In power, an
Informant believed to be unimpeach-
able said.
So bad are conditions that military
men as well as civilians are fleeing
the island at great risk at the rate
Of about Is a day. the informant
said.
Such bread as there is contains
only about 20 per cent Of wheat and
is often built up" with straw or
sawdust, he said. There are no med
icines and the suffering of the people
is made worse by the grating OF
officials, he added.
Admiral Georges Robert, the high
commissioner, apparently intends to
hold on as long as he can in the be-
lief that he has no alternative, and
officials generally are fearful of their
own fates and ready to save them
selves If they can. the informant re-
ported.
He said that the %, ACTON aircraft
carrier Bearn, the 5,886-ton cruiser
Emile Berth and the auxiliary
cruiser Barfleur remained in good
condition at Martinique and that the
6,486-ton training cruiser Jeanne
dare remained in good condition
at nearby Guadeloupe.
He expressed the belief that the
huge gold bullion store held by Ad-
miral Robert had been removed
from Fort Dessez to a secret hideout.
Z Admiral Roberts DEGREES are SO
drastic that islanders are afraid to
talk publicly about the war. Many,
he asserted, have been imprisoned
for praising the United States inva.
sion Of North Africa and British sue
cesses. 49,. -.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-07-15
Plane Firms Will Pool
Ideas and Equipment

HOLLYWOOD. - Representatives
of 16 airplane factories, account.
ing for 80 per cent of this country's
war plane assembly, organized the
National Aircraft War Production
council to pool production ideas and
equipment.
The council also will serve as a
link between the aircraft companies
and the armed forces and such gov.
eminent agencies as the War Pro.
duction board.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-07-15
Iodine Will Help Halt
Loss of Newborn Pigs


Since farmers are being called
upon to increase pork production for
wartime needs, every effort should
be made to prevent the loss OF new
born pigs, says DR.. Howard WEIGH OF
the Montana Veterinary Research
laboratory.
One of the common causes OF
losses among newborn pigs is hair
lessness, caused by lack OF iodine
in the soil, water and feed. This de-
ficiency may be overcome by sup
plying small amounts of iodine to
sows throughout the CESSATION period.
The easiest way Of doing this is
to use iodized salt, 0.02 per cent po-
tassium iodide, which can be pur-
chased from any feed dealer. Block
salt is not recommended because
long exposure to sun and rain causes
loss of iodine. &. 3
, Iodized salt may also be pre-
pared on the farm by mixing one
ounce Of potassium iodide with
three sacks Of stock salt. Potassium
iodide is a coarsely ground white
powder obtainable at any drug store.
Fill a wash basin with salt and
thoroughly stir into it the ounce Of
iodide. Empty the three sacks OF
salt on clean, tight floor and
sprinkle the contents Of the basin
over the salt. Then thoroughly mix
the two with a shovel. Resack the
= alt and use it the same as plain
alt ~; ~ y
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-07-15
War No Novelty to Her;
She Has Seen S of Them

INGLEWOOD, CALF. - Mrs.
Anna c. Crissman, aged 103. hopes
to live long enough to see the end Of
the present war, thereby bringing
her record up to having lived
through five wars. Born in Massa-
chusetts, her life has spanned the
Mexican, Civil, Spanish-American
and World No. / wars, and with a
good start on the present one.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-07-15
Early Lamb Shearing Will
Give FLYERS Warm Pelts

Farmers who have feeder lambs
can shear them early to provide
warm pelts to protect American
aviators who fly in sub-zero tenn
perature at high attitudes. ..
If the feeder lambs are kept in
closed sheds, they will not suffer
from shearing even in the winter.
and the pelts with about one-half inch
Of wool on them are essential for
high altitude fliers' suits. s>
Lamb feeders in some eastern
states have usually sheared the
lambs close during March or April,
two to four weeks before the lambs
were ready for market. II special
comb is used in earlier shearing,
the wool left on the pelt will be about
one-fourth inch long, and will grow
out to one-haH inch in six or more
weeks. us. +:
Growers who cooperate in this
program will do q great service to
the nations fiiers. it Is said. The
United States now needs nine mill
lion Of these pelts a year. Imports
have been about four million q
year, and production at home must
this year 60 up from the usual two
to three million, as imports cannot
be increased. ' 49,. r.
Lives Up TO His Name
RICHMOND, VA.-The Virgins
state police bulletin carried look
out notice for . Chinese who es
capped, It said. from immigration au
thorities at Jacksonville. Fla. HI.
name Is You Lam. a
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-07-15
tory is won

If you have not done so, join a
Payroll Savings Plan at your
office or factory. If you are not in
vesting at least ten percent in War
Bonds, increase your regular deduc-
tons on your Payroll Savings Plan.
Let's 'Top that ten percent"
U.S. Treasury DEPARTMENT
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-07-15
K *
NAatHo~R11WM
WAN Bonds


Save now to buy later, after the
War. That's good common sense
because if you spend now, you help
to drive prices up for everything
you buy. Durable goods are scarce
SO invest in War Bonds today and
do that house remodeling when Vic
tory iS won
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-07-15

Twenty-Five ewes and on. :.
have been received from Nev !,
land by the California cOll,'
Agriculture.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-07-15
War axes 96f
Of Each Dollar

Out Of every $lS.75 that Is In
vested In . War Bond, SIS goes
into guns, planes, tanks, ships
and other military equipment.
The Is cents goes for ordinary
governmentalexpenditures. Out
Of every dollar So cents goes
toward the war effort and 4
cents goes for Government
''business as usual"
The same ratio applies to all
other securities the Government
has offered investors In the
Second War Loan campaign for
Is billion dollars.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-07-15

The name of CALIFORNIA; Yolo
county was derived from an Indi-
an word meaning "a place thick
with rushes."
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-07-15

Belfast, Northern Ireland, will
build runways at bus stops to keep
waiting passengers in line.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-07-15

People of Northern Ireland are
taking to dried eggs, which have
just been introduced into that
country.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-07-15

Over-inflated tires are found to
last longer. A truck owner gets
twice as much mileage from them.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-07-15

READ CoURIER-REPoRTER ADS
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-03-25
8ister 4t65 ieinNlitte
2(,tSlG1,>er iltterl,iert

@afbington. 8eneralantralt glbbli
teilt nit, er babe Die Ssnternierunn
pon 4163 Ger bonn @unoesfabnonngs
oienit ieit Dem 7. Gesember 1911 Der
lbafteten feinSlihen sluslanoer ange.
oronet. Sssm gleid)en 3eitram puroer
1151 SOLDIER @erbafteten beoingun9s.
los auf freien Sub gelebt, 1857 an.
oeren tpuroe beoingungspeiie Saft
entlaii,lng gapabrt, in oen S6aen bon
ungeiibr 500 ieitgenommenen Yerlp'
men itebt oie eunsiiltige gntitbeiblnq
nod aus. Mlle aufgegrifferen, feino.
lidyen Musldnoer iperoen eillem aol.
legium angeiebener 8iirger sluerfs
@erbors porgeiitbrt. Diele &orper-
ldaft imterbreitet in jebem GitSel,
fale Dem @eneralanpalt cine Ginp.
feblung biniidtlid5 Der slrt Der 9is-
petition in ser Saft, ,tno 9luigab.
oes @eneralanipalts lit es Damn je-
besmal, ieinerieits sic gntidpeioune
5t fallen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-03-25
Die brittle 5rblarbt um
Cbarkofn

3um britten 0tal bat Gbartom in
oielem &rieg Sen Better se.peh'elt.
9lm "a. Sftober 194t mar oieier
niftige Sno:anpllnft oaS rliliidcu
SnSuitriegebietes pon Sen Sritppe,!
Ser Idle erobert, am 16. Sebrl,ar bic.
les Sabres aber pon SEN 9fuHen SIT.
riidgeiponnen poroen. Sie iollten it'd
MIR bier @ohcn oes 9elise5 Der ourd
5ablrcid)e Gampfattionen fait pollia
pcrniGteten Stabt erfreuen. sln Sen
Sheen bes Mar5 bat sic Hote slr,nee
nah oen grpben Grfolgen bieies @il.
terS Ser erite NiicfIchlag 9etroiien -
immerbin elm idblpercr SGlas, ser
audi Ourrb bas 3uriicfapaiGen ser slf,
ic gegen Smoleusf fnum apettgenradJi
miro. Scnn lpiibrelro oiele riitlduIi5G
gelucgl,ng Ser oeutisben slrmee einc
ireiipiilige Su iein i1eint, baben hie
Mullen MIR lcbiperen Ser5eus Char.
tom auf1egeben = nid)t MIR apeger
Der ltrategilfen Gorteile ibrer Yoli
tiou fir fiinftige Sperationen ion
bern lpeil oie @ieoergeluinnlnc
ebarfmps suabriheinlib Ser sld)le oil
Mogliffeit gibt, ibre nod iiio0Itlid
bon Clarion itabenoen Sprmationer
bon elmer ltmsilrslung ourd, Ole Hot,
Mrmee 81 retten.
Neualte 9erihte beiaaen iogar, oai
Die oeutld)eu Sruppen Sen Son mis-
Ser ilberlbritten baben uno nm 81
9ipte Nrmee ein3uldllie6en periuhen
Die 9ialiien jlailen es iid, mid,
nebnren, ,ms bel oieier 8eleaenbei
llpieoer einnal llnter Ole 9aie 5il rel
ben, onB oieier Grfclg oer 9lhle mid.
eingetreten ,pdre, tpenn linIere sapei.,
6ront in europa ifon Sntiafe oe
lporoen lpire ooer BON Oen Ielttldel
fir eine nahe 3ufl,nit erpartet mir
De. 0enn nnh ibrer Wseimtng tumrO,
Der 9fiidihlag MIR baourd nt6gli1
'SaB ser oertlbe @eneralItnb nnper
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-03-25

telne geu6tung geihcntt ser ierllercil
slusbreitiu,g, Sic bie @eiellidnft in
Der Tergangenbeit 10 gut dlarotteriiiert
ipe5iea ieit Ohio oaS Centrum pon
ariegs6eoarf gc.porren lit.
Die 9eiiirlporter bes slnfouis elo,l-
ben pielleid)t, Dab Ole 6. &. s. einfadJ
ScuadTen lit ilno bab bieS au1 in
3ufllnit Ser San iein ,piro iobalo Sic
Staot es ertpirbt. Gas ser quite GienIl
Seiien it'd bie Staot erfrel,t hat, ielbit.
nerltGnolid lit unS SAB Sic Soften Ser
elaftriifen araft ourh etpaige @all.
felei reon5iert iparoen fon1,te.
GleftriId)e &rnit 81 siinitise,n
HreFie nit einem Tierit Der ein5i,
oaItebt, hat oiel sllm Grfplg Der ssn:
a,litrie beiaetragen. Gle Sa,lptinOu
Itric, bie iih in lebten Sabren bie,
etnbliert bat, ipurbe in llibt geringen
9tabe bllrd) Sen gute1l eleftriifer
araftfreis peranlnbt. Die Serpaltinl
oer 6. &. 5. bat i,nmer porgebaut
um in ser Gage 81 ieul, oie @eiddit.
uno Snbnitrie 81 beoieneu.
Sib sic Stalt i'm Stanoe ieiN tpirS
oieien Reforo auf5ubalten beppeifelr
lpir iebr, oenn Oie Gersanaenbeit ba,
selebrt, lelten fiir sic 3ufunft 81
Fbauen, Inn fiir irgeno luclhen sluf
ifapimg porNreitet 81 iein. Wir ner
oen balls ausiinoen baB bas 8eiite,
oieier @eiellid)aft uns nor einem Ser
tinenis niht belpnbren farm.
Ias @egenteil bieroon lit ,pabr
SAP oieier &reis bon Ser 6. 6. s
ourb ibr 9ormisplanen al,h IN 3m
flnft geiibert erifeint.
Oaber elau6en mir baB 8iirger
meiiter 2auibe i'm Neht lit, inben el
seecn Gen slnfal,f ser g. 6. s. bnrd
oie Stabt lit l1no 0aB Die StaStrate
Ole fir Sen &aitf lno offentlidben @e
trieb lino, i6leht irformiert iino.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-03-25

Sic 9lmerifaner bielten lfruaren
elrtilsries amo 9nnf-Nngriffen &om.
mels Stano uno balten oen Yab mad,
@uetoria.
Mosfmu. Die 9fuiien baben SEN lie
bersang ser sld)ie iiber oen Sonet
a,libnlteu fDnnen uno pon Berlin
fonlntt Die 9tahriht, SAP nit benl
isoll Don Gbarfoep in ibre Sanbe Ser
@alnpi i'm Siiboiten Ser Ukraine ab-
aeihloiien lei. Sn5,piifen berihtet
Mosfau, baB ser aanpf nm emo
lensf bis aa, 30 Wteilen an nas Nas:.
&aurtq,mrtier berangefonmen iel.
sluh inn Noroen BEL Seningrao mad
ten mir Sortihritte. Sm &altfalus
iino mir naber an Noporoiiif beran
geriift. Iort batten iib bie Gellt-
ihen BEL ibrem 9fiidNlg aus oenl
GallfNlis ieltgeiest uno nun baben SIC
Ruilsu anld)sineno Die Sffenlioe CT.
griifen, INN oen Hiid5ug mad, Der
&rim 81 perbiuoern.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-03-25
lteferungen in .6let(cb
uno Butter an Gait
(tdtten 25% klelner
,llehI une Rartoiteln 1pcroen aus 2lneit eefauit

abeno cine grobe engliihe 3eitung
fauien ,mo iih porbereiten, ibreMahl=
5eiten iiir oic gan5e @ohe sliianmen-
5lItellen. Sa miro n1nllih Die Sulba
iino Marie rno pielleiht audi Ole cute
alte slnna ibre He5epte narofient-
licbcn lpie man obne isleiId) cine
CUTE Suppe fohen fann
aaes in ollem, mir iino nun in bos
StnoIum hSs arieaes eingetreten, ipo
Elm ieoer Smlsbalt erfabren miro, Das
es meint, &rieg 81 fiibren, eintlt
arieg, Sen nienlanb eetuollt, nienano
erqrartet uno nielnano germ bdber
miro, nenn er big 1914 unb lognr bis
1915 bauern 1ollte.
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Gnglano uno sliuerlfa Ole Golitifer
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