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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-06-24

genannt. tpeil nlan bd6te, iie tpurbe
Sur& i6le6t rie1enbe @iftgaie. bic
aus feu1tem, iun1pfieen grunb
allfiteigen, beruria6t. Wir tpiHen
iebt. bdb bieie &rnnfbett bur4 tpins
3ige Iebenbe Organismen berlirid9t
iptrb. bic b,tr1 ben 8tB bon getuiiz
fen NIdenarten ins 8lrt 9elan9en.
Nur eine ssamilie bon Weiiden
ipirft aIs llebertrdger fir ben Naz
Iaria er5eugenoen Earaiiten un6 1T
nls Mnopbeles naiiifi3iert. Sie Tam
Iei6t bon anbererl NIden unters
f1ieben tperben babur4, bdb ibr
binterer Sell nod oben 5ei9t ipdbs
renb fie dlsriibt, tpo9e9en Dteier
Sell Bel ben anberen Miiden na9
linten 5eigt. Dies 1T iebo@ ni4t
febr 9tlfreif. nahbem bic Ueiide
ibrem S1aft eingebohrt un6 dn9e>
fangen bat, 8lut at fdu9en.
Sic IIden iinb baour4 cine
PIaae Der @eiinbbeit getporben.
tpeil fie Blut bon einem nit Nala>
ria bebafteten Ieni9en ober Ster
aefoaen baben. Ser Haraiit bleibt
I'M &0rper ber Wide AM 2eben ,tn6
tpir6 fpGter auf etnen drlberen
@enf4en ober etn anberss Sier
iibertraaen, tpenn bic Weide fiir
eine an6ere @abl3eit ausgebt.
g6inin tpirb aus ber Min6e bes
gbindbdumes 9auonnen itno 300
bieier 8G1me tpa9ien IN 8ollan6s
OfsSnbien. Ser Gbtnabdunt TT
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-06-24
CEDAR POINT OPENS
SATURDAY. JUNE rs
With Tommy Tucker and his
Orchestra

Tommy Tucker, who started
setting the world on fire with his
recorded vision of 81 Don't Want
to set the World on Fire. will
not burn down the Grand Ball
room at Cedar Point when he
opens there June 10Th. But he will
cause a musical "heat wave" with
his torid tunes.
Leading the parade of name
bands that will play weekly, Tom
my Tucker and his Orchestra will
J appear June 10th through July l
fuckers orchestra is now well
an established figure in the thea
t-ical, hotel and resort circles. His
band has few equals as record
sellers.
Noted for his entertainment
Tommy Tucker brings with him
such we'll known featured per-
formers as Amy Arnell, featured
singer, Donald Brown, romantic
Baritone, kerwin Somerville, no.
velty singer, Little Butchie Well
man, Tommy's Toy Trompeter
Bud kimler, A Fool and His
Drums, and the Tucker vocal
combinations Voices Three"
and "Voices Five"
Early season guests of the L.
COO room Hotel Breakers at this
famous summer resort, as we'll as
thousands of residents and visi-
tors of nearby cities, will attend
the nightly dance sessions and
Sunday matinees in the Grand
Ballroom, largest summer dance
| rloor in Ohio.
With near-home N@cationine
the theme for all vacation travel
this season Cedar Point looks for
exceptionally large crowds from
June 10th through Labor Day.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-06-24

u
bic &inbe in europe iim bds Sdbr
1643 ein8efiibrt ipuroe.
Damn er3G6lt man fi4 bic Gee
i6i1te bon ber @rGfin bon ginHon.
bic NaIdrid befam tpdbrerb fie in
Yeru tpeilte unb nit ghindrinbs
gebeilt tpurbe. Sieie Qegenbe 1T
Baiiptid6li1 aus benz @runbe inter,
e55ant. tpeil bic gdrme na1 ber
@rdftn benannt tperben. Sir lange
3eit mar bic pulperifierfe 0ain6e
audi aIS seiiitenpulber befanrt.
tpeif bic Seiiiiten ben Neartt in
europa gum sroben Sell ions
trolIierten.
Mus Der gbinarinbe ftelIen bic
Gbernifer gbinin Der, - etn Same,
Der aus benz Snta Wort fir &;nbe
(Q,tinqilina) itann,t. gbinin it
tpdbri1einIi6 bic befannteite Webts
ain 3ur Werbiitllng o6er r8eilung
bon Ralaria. gbemifer haben aud
5tpei gbemifalie1 bergeftelt. -
Mtabrine unb Blasmo6tn = bic
febr niibli9 finb un6 belfen. biefe
&rdntbett AT tontrolIieren. 8is iebt
iinb iie nod ni4t imitanbe. gbinin
aus anberen Stoffen aa MAIDEN.
ionbern miif1en es nod aus ber
Gbinarinbe 6eritelIen. ghemifer ars
beiten ie6o8 iiberau fieberbaft an
bieSem RrobIem, unb tuir fol1ten
baIb unabbdngig 1inb IN elmer be5s
ieren Gage iet, ala 5ubor. Nalarta
3u bet6ntpfen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-06-24
STRENGTHEN ISLAND
TERRITORIES

How many persons know that
the island OF Puerto Rico, a guar
dian for the Panama Canal and
our eastern seacost. is territory
Of the United States, represented
in Congress by Hon. Bolivar Pa
gan, resident commissioner for
Puerto Rico? Our far flung out
posts should loom larger in the
minds of all of us since our ex-
perience on Attu.
Commissioner Pagan has spok-
en- before our House of Represen-
,atives urging a study of the poll
teal, economic and social condi.
lions in Puerto Rico. He says ii
would be helpful to Congress and
to the Puerto Rican and continen-
tai American people.
This is no time to neglect our
territories or to countenance poll
tical policies therein contrary to
the best interests of our republic
Instead, every endeavor should
he made to develop such territor-
les and help them become states
in our Union.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-06-24
meebereiter Hes
emnftteeft melttanNels
S6Iuk boz, Seite 1.

llno llberbaupt neDr bonn griiner
Gid aus arheitcte. 9ie 5Gtigfeit Sc,
etglilden @eieaibaft i'm Orient III
elm tpi6tigcs Experiment fiir sic Gr.
probung nerer isormen. Cine Sc,
fragapiiroigen' e-rrl,ngenihniten Ser
S,anoelspoIitif ser Iebten 8orfrieas,
iobre sraren Die iogenannten Clear,
lngoertrage, ,pomit man einen fiinit,
lihen 1auihurfebr ioroerte. Gie ena.
liiGe @eieuihaft mobt feline Clear.
ihgpertrtiae, ionoern Glcarinaac-
id1fte, bas beiBt ibre slgenture.,
lhlicbcn voa tbe Spot" aui 8runr
bon Veoarf llllO Mngebot ab.
Womentan iilro ard) oie Yereinig.
ten Staaten an ser genannten eng.
lilben SrganiIation ltart intereiiiert
Nem sic 8eieQifoft fl,ngiert in bic.
ler Siniid1t als oas alsfiibrenoe Sr.
gan oes WtioOle @alt Supplp Centre
in &airc, oas cine gemeiniame eng.
iilh-amcrifaniihe Organization oar.
ltelt. IS arbeitet oas 5ipile Terior.
|gungsproeramm Ses san5en Wittel.
pltens aus Coon bem ungleif ,pid)ti.
geren uno idluieriseren milit1riid,eu
Seriorgungsproblemen apollen spir
bier nitt ipreben), aber 8eridiif.
ung, Ginlagerung etc. lit slufsabe Set
u&9G. Sbne oieie Organization ipGrt
nidt MIR Ser Siee in slegppten uri
Iuneiien ioluie oie 8eapGltigllng pita
Ter 2ieferrneen nod gilBlano iibe,
Geriien unoenfbar, ionoern man. bat
te iib in nerio5iebenen SGnoern Sun.
yersnot uno tpirtifaftlihem Gbaos
gegeniiber geieben. Die 8cieaid)afl
bat Die Mufred)terbaltung tiirfiihe,
Nanoelsbe5iebu,g nit Dem empire
ermoglidt unb baourf nid)t ipenil
oa5u beiaetra1en, oaB bie Mubenpoli.
tit Der 5iirtei inn @eltfonilift ibre
ietiee feIte 2inie be5iehen fonnte. T:t
angeapenoete mooerne Sanbelspplit
iid)e 2ednif, efra in ser Ssorm elmer
Sreieds .Sransaftion, ipelbe ipaniibs
Sransen fir ensliihe ainber ilnpor.
tiert uno oieie 9e3iige mit in Mrgen,
tinien eefauitem 8ei5en be5ablt, mag
MIR fommer5iea beipanoerte 2eier in.
tereiiieren. Mber auf fir Elm breites
Yublitum ergeben iih pihtige 8e.
libtspunfte. slhgeieber bon ser Nn.
penouns fal,fmdnniiher 8runoidse
(obtpobl Die 8eiea'd)aft unter Sen jet.
3igen gerbGltnillen ielbitreceno nih1
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-06-24
Itoliett perlicrt ollc
1nicln int N1iftclntcer

Ilgier. Naboem Die Sstaliener alfe
ibnen seborisen SnieIn 5.riiden Sta.
lien unb slfrifa perloren baben, rid,.
tet iih Sag l,no sRaht ser Mnerifi
iJegen Si5ilien. 8ie lanee bas Bonn.
baroement mod foMseiebt tperoen
|mub, INN Die Stalicner BORT flein gu
friegen, bdnst bon ser Wforal ser
,Staliener ielbit ab, oie falt gar feline
Gegenabtpebr lrnternebmen f0nnen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-06-24
Siebenbiireiid,= =2lmerifaniIhes Dolfsb1att

BLOB gefpinnbringenoe @eih1fte mo.
hen tann) ergibt iid n0mlih, bab
cine iolbe Organization iebr tpobl I'M
.nclteu freunoidaftlihen ginperneb,
lien nit anoeren SGuoern arbeiten
uno onb iolhe itaatlite giniIuBnab,
me Musoebnung nno nidt not,penbi-
5er,ueiie giridranfllns oes @iiteroas.
iauifes beoeuten farm. Sn Ser beuti.
gen 3eit Ger umfornlung, no ips3iea
Ser MuBenban0el nad nellen 5ormen
lubt, iinb bas feine iiblen 3eiben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-06-24

Muf @runo oes bonn grbeitsnet.
mer alsgefiiQten sSorlnllars bereh.
net Ser Mrbeitsgeber Die slb;iige.
0ieie betragen 20 Yro5ent, oob tom-
men lie faftiib MIR aui etlua II
Yro5ent. Die ab5ugsiteuern iinS
glei6lam an5dblltneen fiir oit
Steuer oes Sabres 1943. S:c 3u
ten, oie man am 10. Dtdr5 uno 10
Sunni be5ablte, gelten ebeniaIls als
ab5ablun9en fiir oie 5u leiitenoe
Steuer. Gor Dem Is. MGr5 1914
lit Damn cine SteuererflGrlrng ub5u.
geben. 8abrifeinlib peroen Damn
Die meiiten Seuae feine Steuer mebr
5u be5ablen baben. Sollte ielnano
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-06-24
"SMILIN' THROUGH"
In Cain Park Theatre

"Smilin' Through. a play which
has been a stage. screen and radio
success since Jane Cowl first ap-
peared in it in 1919, will be the
second offering on the Cain Park
Theatre summer schedule. Open
ing on Wednesday, June so. at
$50 P. NJ, it will continue for
four nights. through Saturday,
July 3, under the direction of sgd
ney Spayde. back for his fifth sea
son at the outdoor municipal thea
tire in Cleveland Heights.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-06-24
Ausiuehrungsbe gsbesiimmungen fuer
die kommende Abzugssieuer
Agsber md Angenie
machen.

Mm 1. Suli tritt Sc bonn Son.
greB beihloiiene ab5ugsiteuer in
Strait. I'm jeoem MiBperltanonls
ppr5ubeugen, miro nod)nnals oarauf
bineelpielen, Dob oieie nid)t e;ne
rnel.e" 2ait fir Sen Steueu.abler
beoelltet, ionoern einen grias iiir
sic bisherige Metbpoe bartlett. IS
banoelt lih Inn cine laufeno ab5u.
5iebenoe St,uer in Der Sobe pon
90 Ero5ent nub slb5ug getpiiier
Musnabmen.
Gom Shdtamt miro nohmals
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-06-24
PLUMB Butter 1T jet,t
) bis 8 Gents tilliacr

@aibington. Nadjoem sic Office Of
srlce gOlniniitration beson1en bat,
Ole 9utterpreiie 5l1 ernieorigen, ct.
Ideint ruenieer Butter aui Dem Warfi
!!no in nranben 8eaenoen CAB es fail
oar feline Butter. Gie Hegierune ipirS
oip ploblite 8utterfnnppbeit unter,
iuhen uno sic tShuloieen our 8e,
ltrafllng bringen.
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5lluiel be5oblt taben, 10 erbobt er
Die Webr5abliulg iuriif.
Vtit menigen ausnablnen betr;fit
Die nelte Stellernletbobe ale Seute,
Ole Sobn ooer 8ebalt be5ieben. Die
arbeitsgeber iino geietlih perpilih-
tet am 10. zines ieoen Monats sic
abge5ogepen Setrd9e an beltinmte
&niien 5il iiberpeiien, ials bieie
Summe 100 Dollar iiberiteigt. DE
angeitellten miiiien am gnoe oes
sSSabres cber bel geenSigung Ser
arbeit cine genalle 9eitltigllng iiber
o:e Ib5iige erbalten.
Eerionen, Oie nid)t ser slb5ugs.
Iteuer llnterliegen, poer oeren 8ebalt
nibt III geniigenoer Sobe beiteuert
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miro, nliiiien ser Steuerbebor0e bier
telidbrlif Shusungen ibres Gln'
fpnullens lmterbreiten. 3u oieler
@ruppe geboren Dor allem 0ardrter,
ielbItdnoige 0eihaitsleute un0 Die
ireien gerlie. ySer nebr als 100
Collar in eiuer S1tigfeit neben iei-
nem Sauptberui peroient, muB ebert
inas Ser 5ultanoisen Beboroe bier
teliGtbrlihe 9lbif)dtlngen e:nreif)er.
nui @rilno beren Ole 3ablungen be.
itinmt perben. Surh Die piertel-
iGbrigen Inneloungen fonnen Damn
bobere uno nieoere 3ablungen be-
ltimmt ,peroen. Jarner fonnen re-
ber5eit Dor oem Is. Ie5ember
Stelererfldrilngen abgeben.
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HStere 3aklane
iiir Sel>atenanee9Sriee

Wa'bington. Sn Grlrartrne Der
:.Halleneinsiebung bon Tatern fleiner
&inoer unterbreitetc oie @SH -6iiB.
ring I'M &nule @e'eses Mabnabmen
,ur GrbONlng Ser @lnoes5ltifiiiie fiir
oie 3abllngen al slngeborise Der 81,
ben beipafineten Streitfrdften einge,
,ogenen MGnner.
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2lroentiitiett nintntt
Nhic ein 4eett

glenos slires. Sic argentiniihe
hegierl,ng bat oen shien-gotlhaften
un6 giireern 0eutid,Ianos, Staliens
nlb Sopans sic 8enuBung bon Nnlu=
gen geiperrt, burd, Die lie &ooebot.
ld)often auslenben fonnten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-06-24

rem heute ntebr
bnrIber. neil
biele Nmerifdner
iest tn @eeionen
limb, tpo bie1e
&ranfbett ber=
breitet 1T un6
ipeiI gbinin. bic
Webi5in, bic AM
ipirfidmften 5ur
DerbItune 1T.
ni4t ,nebr 10
rei9li9 erbdlts
LTD 1T.
as W o + /
,W aIarta be-
beutet rf6le6te
3uft" un6 bic
&ranfbe bic
biefer, 81 q m E n
frSnf. fn1irhe ia
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-06-24

Srml audi arbeitet uno einige ans
oere Hunfte. Gin angeitellter fat
anIprllh uui folgenoe rDreiitm-
me-: 1921, falls er unnerbeiratet
iii oocr oils perbeirateter Wann nur
oie baIbe Sunuiie fiir iid bean-
iprld)t; $1,24S fiir einen 8erbei-
rateten; uno peitere $312 fir jeoes
abbdtgige 5amilienmitglieo. Gieie
r6reiiulnnlen" baben n:fts Sireft
nit ben Stelierire:iummen gu tun,
sic uuf Der bisberigen Sobe bon
$500, $1,000, beim. $3.50 bleiben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-06-24
sollien sich umgehend
veriraui maChen.

oarallf altfnlerflam genlad)t. oab
Sobn, mo 8ebaltserlpfanger nllr
Die lbnen a!s Gerbeiratete 5uIteben-
oen ab5ii9e in aniprlif) nebmen
fonnelL falls iie an ibrer arbeits,
Itelle elm baItirnntess 6prmular aus.
fiillen. Iieies lit einiab gebalten.
Der getrefienoe frer5t o:e 6ruge
al, Die auf i'm 5utriift.
@eIragt miro, Oh ienlamo perbei.
ratet ooer unperbciratet lit, Oh er
b:e gan5e ooer Die balbe ausnablne-
lumme fiir lib foroert, iaus oie
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Utalaria

4 = eber 800 Mainionen Ieni9en
leiben an Nalarid lin6 3h
~ WiIlionen terben idbrli6 bar<
an. gs lit in tparmen iurpfisen
8egenben II, allen Seilen ber Welt
berbreitet unb tpiro in II Staaten
In, fiibli9en Teil unieres 0d,bes
gefunben. WaIarid 1T feine r1ene
Rlaee ber Neni9beit. aber mir b6s
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WQWeIsVGILQIL
(ober Sec, Der
ous biefer &inbe
hergefteqt tpur6e,
ssteber beilt. STE
4egenbe fast tpeis
ter, bab Srans
cisco 0ope5, 6er
tpdbrenb feines
glufentbaltes I'M
fIbli4en Sell
Serus Nnlartd
befat1. bon bic.
Ter &ranfbett gee
beiIt tp u r be.
ipenn Elm alter
inbianii9er Dee
bi5inmann ihm
gbinorinbe 9ab.
gs 1T 6efinittb
fpffneffpnf. hn &
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iebod ni9t in OitsSnbien heimiid.
fon6ern tpurbe llrIpingli1 nur in
Siibamerifa gefunoen. Wie Der
mebi3inii9e Wert Der Ninoe bieIes
gdllmeS ent6edt tpl,rbe. tpeiB man
ni4t genau, aber es gibt 3egenoen,
bic er5dblen. bab bic fiibdmerifanis
fden Snbtnner, baliptiG6li6 bic
Srauen. ent6edten, bab ein Seibs
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Are you and your relatives menr
bers Of the Sick Benefit Society
and Central Verband? IF not, now
is the time to join. For more Infor-
nation call the local representative.
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10 Of sax
u
w&g
saehs Enea
y andfu X
On z bfur - . 6RkAcm
kewm
yiufsu uasisnvh hibwsuAr
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- unteritiisen Sic Die i'm rgoIfs.
blatt" an5eig ,noen @ei96fte!
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-08
WRA Aid Denies
Surrender

Continued from page II
staff subsequently returned.
He admitted they did not return
until after the army took over ad-
niinistration of the camp.
Questioned concerning discharge
of employees ''the Japs didn't like
Myers said the internees had de-
manded discharge of one employe
whose resignation was subsequently
requested He insisted the decision
had been made before the demand
was presented.
Myer outlined a conference held
between WRA officials and the
japanese committee of II" in the
administration building at Tule
Lake Nov. /. while a crowd of sew
eral thousand internees surrounded
the building.
He said that after refusing de-
Iaands Of the committee, he was in
PRODUCED to the crowd by the COM
rnittee chairman. George Kuratomi,
and made brief speech which re-
ceived pretty good hand"
He said Kuratomi also spoke in
-'conciliatory" fashion, but that S.
gai, a professed Buddhist priest
'saIhom we suspect of being a Shin
toist," spoke in "a rabble rousing
fashion
He said that as the meeting broke
up. Kai ordered the internees to
bow, but insisted it was not a
patriotic obeisance to Emperor Hiro-
hito but merely IAN ordinary Gus
tom"
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-08
Russians Pour
New Troops
Into Kiev Area
Continued from page u

Continued from page u
the fields, bus the ground was not
frozen solidly enough to permit
the large scale movement of mobile
forces.
Casualties totalling in the tens
of thousands forced German Mar
shall Fritz Erich Won Mannstein to
call halt in his original offensive
against the Kiev bulge more than
a week ago after he had driven
the Red army from comparatively
loosely-held Zhitomir and Korosten,
As miles to the north and 81 miles
northwest of Kiev.
Draining off strength from other
fronts and re-grouping his men,
Mannstein resumed his attacks dur
ing the weekend and, taking ad
vantage of the freezing of the hith-
erto muddy ground, hurled upwards
of 1000 tanks and huge infantry
forces against the Soviet lines.
The Soviet high command said
the Germans were attacking with
out pause" in steadily increasing
strength in some sectors. According
to incomplete data, 1900 Germans
we're killed Tuesday in one area
alone and SO German tanks were
wrecked.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-08
Tiniest Baby
Succumbs

NEW YORK, Dec. s. up
Medical science Wednesday lost
its fight TO save the life of Mary
Ann Maceli, believed to be the
tiniest human to survive birth.
The infant, who weighed but
261s ounces when born IL days
ago at Shore Road hospital, died
in her incubator there.
I'VE gave her the best of care
and until last night thought she
would live" DIR. Michael Dista-
fano said.
The baby was born four months
prematurely, and measured IL
inches in length. She was fed
on a diet of mothers milk and
minute amounts of whisky.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-08
General Waller
Inspects Base

Erigadier General L. w. T. Waller,
head of marine corps personnel, in
cludjng the marine women's reserve,
inspected facilities at the Ell Centro
marine air station Wednesday.
He arrived by plane and was ac-
companied by Captain Katherine
Pepper CT New River, N. c.; and
First Lieutenant Ruth S. L. Secitt,
commanding officer of the women's
reserve at Mirimar.
While at the station he con-
ferred with Col T. J. McQuade, sta
ton commanding officer; Col. Karl
Voelter. executive officer of the sta
ton; Major c. w. Nelson, COM
manding officer of headquarters
company; First Lieutenants Bar
bara Somers and Beth Gillette: and
Second LieutenantS Marie Mar
tinelli, Patricia v. Mullaly. Florence
Haasarud, and Muriel McCord, all
of the women's reserve.
After inspecting station facilities
for the women's reserves and talk
ing over various problems almost
two hours, the visiting party left by
plane for Mojave.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-08
TWO MEN HELD ON
ROBBERY CHARGE

Paul David Ruth and Robert
Pe-es were ordered held for trial
in Imperial county superior court
ON charge of robbing George w.
Lewis of FL Centre of $500 last
August and leaving him bound and
gagged beside the highway south
west of FL Centro, and departing
the scene in the Lewis car. A SINH
lar charge against Maxine Reyes,
wife of the defendant, Reyes, was
dismissed by Judge John E. Simp-
son in El Cntro justice court.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-08
Turkey Doubles
Armed Might

Roosevelt and Churchill gave Inonu
a detailed plan for an invasion of
the Balkans.l
DISCUSS AIR BASES
The possible Anglo o-American use
of Turkish airfields and supply
routes. as we'll as an Allied thrust
through Turkey into Bulgaria or
Greece. we're believed to have been
discussed at the Cairo conference,
and it was assumed that the United
Nations and Turkey now have coor-
dinated fully plans for any eventual
ity, including the opening of the
Dardanelles as a supply route for
Russia.
Some sources expected Turkeys
declaration of war, if and when it
comes, would be announced simul-
taneously with military action.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-08
Speaker Cites
Disease Peril

Keith Nets. president of the I'm
perial County Health and Tubercu-
losis association. in a talk before
members of the Southwest Flaxseed
Association Tuesday night said
there are between two and three
hundred persons in this county who
have tuberculosis and are contin-
ually exposing others.
This condition. he said, contrib
uteS greatly to the reason why the
death rate in this county is twice
the rate in the state and three
times the death rate in the ma
ton.
The county supervisors last year
set up $4,000 to begin a program
of control, but $4,000 is needed to
adequately handle the situation and
build facilities to take care of these
people.
The tuberculosis condition in this
county" Mr.. Nets said, ''is direct
responsibility of the county board
of supervisors. If these facts mean
anything to you, let your super
visors know what your attitude is"
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-08
Valley FIaxseed
Business Tops
Three Millions
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Hutchinson and Bloodgood, ac-
countants, presented the audit. The
report showed 935,44l bushels of
Flax seed sold for $2,967 SCI 30.
Screening sales amounted to s21.-
056.45 and straw sales were ST.
86945. OF these sales 1902 per
cent of the returns were distributed
to the growers, representing a cost
to the growers of the sales of 0o
per cent.
CITES RAPID GROWTH
l.. w. Otto, manager of the south
ern office of the Bank for Coop
eratives of Berkley, was introduced
and said, analysis of your asso-
cations sales shows that 1t has
grown fast and soundly.
D. B. Roberts, attorney, read the
proposed changes in the aSSocia-
tion's bylaws. He opened his pre-
sentation by remarking that Flax
is the cash crop that has saved
the county. Services rendered by
the association to members have
expanded and the result is that
changes are needed in the bylaws.
The changes are: ID Permit the
board of directors to borrow un-
limited funds. Heretofore $4,000
is all the board was authorized to
borrow unless a vote of the ma
jority of the members vote to bor-
row more. (2) The limit that may
be retained in the revolving fund
is now $4,000, and it is proposed
that the limit be left to the dis
cretion of the board. At any annual
meeting the membership could
force distribution of the funds.
WANTS SIGNATURES
The proposed changes in the
articles were passed to the members
attending for signature as a ma
jority of membership was not pres
ent. Other signatures will be OBJ
tanned by solicitation.
Secretary McLachlan, read his
report and in commenting upon
the need for the articles change
said that a larger fund has in
view the future desire of the asso-
citation for a home of their own
as well as an oil mill. Also that
it would eliminate borrowing diff
culties TO pay growers for seed
when delivered.
In 1914 the increased use of the
rails may make shipping slow and
difficult 10 obtain prompt payment,
he said.