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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-07-22
mic piele Srcsttci,?

Waibineton (SyM.) - gs III
uieI iiber sic 3tpeite Jront geid,rie'
den lporoen. Ser goritob auf Giep-
pe bratbte Mutmabungen bie iidJ
nit scr ;sraee beiabten, ob oies Ser
Muitoft eines slniturms eeaen
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ole aaeemeine 9luifaiiung it,ien ba'
| TN Su geben, oaB slpar ser gorbana
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auiae5ogcn moroen lei, Dab aber sic
vmirtlihe" 5tpeite 6ront nod nidi
geihoffcn murSe.
Gas Sic 6crmulieruna ieit lm-
gcm iiberboIt lit. eraibt iih, iubalh
man oas iesiee StaOium ser milf
t6riiden Sperationen betrahtet. gei
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iif sic Belt I'M arieg an aft mid.
t gen ssronten.
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merSen. Sn @abrbeit sibt es oort
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l:reden. @ie in oen Sabren 194t
|uno 1912. 10 miro HuBlanO audi IN
oieiem Sabre ser Sfouplas iein,
| laui Sen Sitler Sic aroBten Mnitrer
sunsen fon5entrieren tprib, er fam
lid, nidt Der Nottpenbisfeit ent5ie,
Zen, nod einmal sic 8redune bes
|ruliiihen WioeritanOes 81 periufen
yii,r ourd lteberminoung bes I'll.
lliihcn @ioeritanoes, fam er boifcn,
iene ardite irei3umoden sic er se,
gen oen anitlrm bonn @elten .ber
nit oem CT ieserSeit rehnen mub
trauhen miro. Die 3eit fir eine
umiangreid)e Sfienliue beginnt itor
frapp 5u lperben. Sitlers friibere
gorItobe on Der rriiiihcn 5roni
ietten am 81. SUM unb am 90
Sum- ein uno es rpuroe ihon 90
mails BON MilitGrerperten bebauptet
CT babe 81 ipGt besonnen. 8arum
,0gert Sitler in bieiem Sabr? 80
CERT er, neil er Sas befiir6tet, ipus
I'M @eiten geideben f0nnte, Iobal>
CT I'M Often anereiit?
2. Die 2uitfront iibcr europe
muB aIs elm 5ront betradtet per'
oen sic Die 8ebeutung ser Suft
madt bereits belpieien bat. Als
gsiniton Gburhin anfiinbigte, oa!
oas Experiment. Geutidlano uuu
ser 2uit ber gu ihlagen, periud)1
peroe, proflamierte er o;e 8idJtis
felt oieier 6ront. Der autbentiid)s
8emeis iiber oen fiidgang bel
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-07-22
Sistertsits>Na afistlGee
3um GlcDcIanb SaieiD Gpuncil.

Sausfralten, balo lit oie Ginmade
aeit bier. Gs lit gut quite Hatifldg,
au bead)ten @Grmcn Sic sic Gin
.nafgillcr laugiam al bepor lie Dat
Semiih ODER ssriidte bineingieben
Ionit 5eriprinat Oas 8las nno Ser
,snbalt ergieBt lid iiber lie. Sest III
Sic Ginmahetdtigfeit piftiger als ie
ouuor. S,ten Sic es poriifJtig.
Inter oen pielen ariessirGrlid'.
seiten ioa man niht iiberieben Die
,yiiue uno Sen @ert pom geluobnlihen
Sal5. Ias Glepelano Saietp Council
iueiit oarauf bin, oaB Sbr aorpet
Jiele Gnergie Minerale ourd SdJipit,
gen perliert. griesen Sic oieie inoem
ile Salstabletten nehmen ooer etpas
SaielIalts ins Srinfluaiier beimiifen
Sic fiiblen fraitiger. arbeiteu beiler
Lito ltd)erer, 0enn Wtltolgtelt perldng'
iamt nid)t nur Die arbeit. ionbern
iiibrt leid,t audi Su ltniGlen. Selfen
Sic Nannesfraft iparen fiir &riegs'
::taft
0urf Heou,ieren BON Srodenreini
aungsOierIt reiligen piele Sellte ibrG
&leioer ielhit Sabeinl I'M Sallle. Wenl
Sie oabeim reinlger niiiien Sic MIDI,
pergeiien, oab es seiibrlid lit. "a
her befolgen Sic oieie @eiiungen bes
Safetp Councils: 9eniisen Sis 6liiI
iiefeit oie unerplooierbar uno niht
5iinbbar lit. 5uen Sic Ssbre Heinig
ungsarbeit brallben i'm ssreien; bal
ten Sic &inoer uno Sunbe meg DC
BON uno balten Sic Sbre Sdnoe all;
Der 5liiiiigfeii beraus. geahten Sil
aieie 8eseln all Sbrer Siterbeit,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-07-22
.0enperi,e,.r peletti
@ebietcr Si3iliei,s

Waibinetpn. Sberltleutnant Chart
Goletti, ser sltr 3eit, als 8omoerneur
Sebmcn an sic Sp;be oes ieiner5eit
neuseifGftenen 9ll,slanrsN6tbilfe.
.lrb Hebu6ilitationsamtes trat, aus
Gem slmtc res @i,esouoerneurs ocs
5.aates Netu s)orf biniiber,pefielie,
uno nun in Sisilien Dienit tut. bat
cute Nusiifteu Militdrgounerneur
|oleier Sniel 81 iperoen, tuenn iie pol.
lig bon sen alliierten gruppcn be,
berrlbt iein crirb.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-07-22
MppcHrca,,c Gteatcr
vAetipn in the Nprtb Mt!antic"
b!eibt bon 9Unnerstag, ben %. Snli
an nod cine @phc

Der neEe @arner Vros. Slim Sic
.inn in the Nortb sl.lantic" NIT Sum
uhrep 8ogart, Manmuno Maliep uni
Nlan Sale in ocn SitelroIlcn, unter
itiibt bon ebcuio bcriibn1tcu Sfau'
il,ielern iuie Sam 9epene. grt Softer
Scene 9fihmpno. s. gf Gerriaan, g
.@bitnep, Gid 6oean lmo San;
ieiarf, miro ub %. Suli int Sippo.
bronze Sbeater ae5eiet. Sllia @iibop
Die atrnftipe blpnoe Sfauipielcriu
t,itt als @dodJen auf. bie 9cgort bel
ratet uno suriidlGBt, ais er nit einem
rGonopp" nod, Ifurmansf aeif,idi
miro. gs tpirten o1Beroem nod NIT
SRI. Nutb @cropn, ltinor @otion
Gbic GbanaIer, Niictael Mines. Sris
siorian, Gid @oroon uno Sranf Yue
liz.
Saut gerid)t ser Wnr Snfprnaticu
Office perlpr bie Merd)ant Marins
~ eriten ar'Hgsiabr 3.S Erostut lei.
aer pollen Mannestraft on 5oten unr
germibten: allein p:ermal Sen geianl.
ten 8erl,,it Ser Naon, Mrmee, Wo,
..ne unb ai:Iicnpahe suianrmenac.
nommen. inA oies i'm Sabr bes sln
eriffs auf Eearl Snrhor uno bie &bi.
lippinen. Sftlnals paroen Ninne,
crit nad) SaJrn unh Iogur TonateE
acrettet.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-07-22
3citbil> Inn Spicecl Scr
prciic

nni oie Sinterariinoe lmb6olseerihei-
rungen oeiien elm, ,pas lie als bei,
0iplomatllcten &rieg Sriibcn Del:
Eereinleten Stauten unS oen &,
ienoen 5ransolen" beseifnet.
"Sas beOentianrite iiinGt' aRanOoer
>arin lit 8eneral 8irauSs @eiud in
@aibineton," ihreibt Sic Seitihrifi.
.Shn eil,5ulaaen, bsoel,tete cine III,
ttritreihung Der ltnterltiisung hes
Status quo IN 9toroafrifa unb cine
beabiid)tigte @eleibigime General Sc
'3aulles ourh ur'ere Hegierung, Die
umlo allgcnIheinlider miro, ipenil
Man iih oaran erinnert, bab lpGbreno
ser lestcn @tonate mebrfah @eIuft
Hes TreifrnnsoIens ssSiibrers in Sine
,ifa 9eplant lparcn uno Damn imnei
in lesten Womcut al,f Terlange,,
oes Staots Gepartenents ,perleat'
|'purorn.
Sic Splga bieies Gerbaltcns ane.
rifanilterIeits lit, Sab iibereinitim-
':Ic,oen 9erltten 5ufclee oie anti
uncertainties Stimnnlng in Noro
airifa i'm Steigea lit uno Ieiht Der
Elutt Dfientiihcr SemouItrotipnen
roer COR @rp!piipneu erreihen fam.
llno Die 9ittertcit ser oortieeu Trar-
! len iinoet ihren @ioerban in ieoer
Oruppe freier Gl,ropier bier ooer II,
snglalo. Tic eltror6iid)en Semofra-
ten buben nber ibren 8laubcu an sic
sibliften slmerifas bereits 10 it,nell
perloren, oaB lniere Yolitif in MorS-
Afrifa iGon nidjt mebr oiel TIM fam.
nis leoiglih ibre iflimmIten 9efiirt-
t'.ngen 81 be;lGtlaen."
Gin nod oninCierer @etiel lit IN
Ger iuadIenocn Stimmllng gegen
England 81 ieben," iagt Che 9ta-
1lnn" in eiue!u auberen &ommentar.
p yMnn iiebt in Ghurd)iu mo ieienr
Hegierlna nift mebr oen Serteibi
ger eines freien Gurppas, unb Die
.nieingeitrGnfte 8lltbeibung ser ame-
llfanih Eolltif burh ben Yremier
bot io,pobl bei'oen gril+Hegierunger
aIs audi bel oen Icmofraten in beu
belesten lno ieibit ben feiuOliben
Sunoe,n Slhlebnl,ng o.tsgelolt Sis
icben oie Submit ibrer eigeren San-
Ser in oer unglosamerltaniid]en Sal.
I1ung seganiihcr 6ranfreih refleftiert
uno oas, mas tic ba 5u Ieben befom-
men, lduuGht ibr Scrtrauen im Gn5.
lnao aernu 10 ipie oasienige in Ole
Sereinlgten Staaten.
y@eld)er Srud man Ghurd,in per-
unlnBt babcr fragen lie it'd, leinc enac
@lnbung Su Dc 0nulle nlf,n'agen +!
Welt)en Ereis mag slmerifa riir Gng-
LAMBS llnteritiisung gesablt >baben? p?
8ieuiele anoere EroIitgeifufte ilrh
|h:nlid]tlih Ser 3ufunft eurppus nod
in Gntltehen? Gs lit burd,aus nid)t
lunloglih, oab in oieier StinnllnG
non Nrgrphn lmo @itterfeit Die Spff.
nungen ser Solfer europas lith mebr
hno mebr nm Die ,Slgur De 8aullcs
friitnlilieren. heiien @ioeritano geaen
aie iu ipeit gebcnoe G;nmiid)ung gme
Irifns nnb Gnglauos genau 10 81 iei.
nem ipadJienben Ere'tige belgetragen
| bet, lpie iein unbellgiamer Eatrlo.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-07-22
SiebenblireifA. .2lmerffantides DoIfsbldH

I SINUS uno ieine @eieerung ireenb-
laie nit Serrdtsrn lmo 5aid)iiten alt
poftieren.
Cine ioldlc Sdeioung I'M aQiier.
ten Eager mare cine SraeGoie. aber
.penn tie fGme, ip1re tie nur Oas 8erf
ser Appitel ser vGrpeoienep" = on
gefangcn bci 8rdlioent MOO 'epelt."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-07-22

5Iatt" anseisenStn @eihGfte!
- Nnterititen 'Sie Die i'm .Volfs.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-06-08
TINE EXTENSION
GIVEN MINERS OF
ESSENTIAL ORE

For the purpose of giving opera
tors an opportunity to develop and
obtain ore, the Metals Reserve Com
pany, a Federal agency that pur-
chases much needed ore in connee-
ton with the war effort, an extern
sion has been granted as to the
time limit for miners to get their
ore to the various purchasing sta
TONS
The time limit has been extend
ed from December 81, 1943, to De-
cember 81 1914, according to B. D.
Stewart Commissioner of Mines,
who is acting as purchasing agent
for the company. The purchasing
stations however, are located at
Anchorage, Fairbanks, Nome and
Ketchikan, where the assayers are
acting as deputy purchasing agents.
In order to stimulate the pro-
duction of tungsten, tin, anthony
and mercury QUICKSILVER a new
price, schedule is being prepared
and will be obtainable from the
various Territorial Department of
Mines offices. A substantial and re-
volvine fund of $4,000 has been
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-06-08
DODGERS WIN
OVER PIRATES,
FOUR TO ONE

PITTSBURGH, Pa, June 8. -
The Brooklyn Dodgers clustered
four hits in the eighth inning yes
terday to defeat the Pittsburgh Pr
rates to / after trailing from the
first inning. The windup of the
Dodgers was none too successful
from the western tour
The game was the only one
played yesterday in the major
leagues and put the Dodgers into
a virtual tie with the first place
st. Louis Cardinals, though trail
ing by percentage points
Fat Freddy Fitzsimmons won a
personal triumph in defeating the
Pirates who beat him earlier this
year
Lopez held the Dodgers in check
until the eighth inning.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-06-08
DRAFT BOARD
RECLASSIFIES

Most recent Redistribution is
sued by the Juneau Draft Board
show the following changes:
1-A-Raymond Ferdinand Ander-
son, Fred G.. Endres.
l-A-Those who are over 38 years
of age-Walter Harry Andrews,
George Nicholas Barnes, Roy Bean,
Erwin James Blake, Harold Lee
Chambers, George Daniels, Harry
Patrick Doyle, Ernest August Ehler,
Harry Edward Ellingen, Eugene
Michael Forsich. Warren Francis
Geddes, Ernest Joseph Giovanetti,
Winslow Stanley Grub, Gust An
ders Gustafson.
William Wiles Hordman, ALT Han
son Holm, Harry c. Jackson, Knute
Langseth, Carl McElheny, Allen
Angus McMurchie Matt Minerich,
John Francis Mutter, Torres Jensen
Ness, Walter Obert, David Perrin,
John Perrin, Eli Joseph Post.
George Gerard Rivord, Dalmacio
M. Sarabia, Donald Wesley Skuse,
Charles G.. Slocum, Clifford Swan
son, John Tetoff, John Arthur
Villa, Charles Waynor, Leo Herman
Weiss, James Deldon Wheat, Roy H.
Whitmore, Herbert William Wolf
John Axel Wolff, Jerry Kenneth
Williams.
1-C-Arnold Carl Amundson, Da-
vid K. Brown, Maynard Hill, Coo
nay Charlie Starr, James Williams.
2-A-Charlie Peter Brown, Ernest
Charles Stewart, Pedro z. Torencio,
2-A-Over 38 years of age, Ray
mond Mccormick.
Rinar Alfred Haugen, Joseph Jul
liam Hehggli, Belikko Kerhonan
Walter o. Ludtka.
3-A-Those who are over SO years
of age-Harold K. Aase, William
Preston Blanton, Harvey Ernest
Case, Frank Alexander Clark, Carl
Spencer DeLong, William Bowling
Stanley Vincent Grummett, John
Francis Hermle, Theodore Alton
Keaton, Kinar Antonsius T. Lavold
Robert Bruce Lesher, Dosofey Mer-
culieff, Charles Metjay, John c.
OSBORN, Joseph Frederick Stevens,
Sidney Jefferieo Thompson, Lynn
Carol Vernon, Ole Westby, Otto
Mack Wood.
4-F-Ernest Godfrey Oberg.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-06-08

extended Mr.. Stewart as agent for
the company, so that he may give
immediate payment to all ore pur-
chased in the Territory. Since last
September several thousand dollars
worth of ore and concentrates have
been purchased and the fund has
already run out and been replen-
ished.
A rise in price has been an
nounced for antimony, tin an d
mercury. according to Mr. Stewart,
however a new price for tungsten
was not mentioned in the sched-
ule but it is presumed that the
new price will effect that ore as
well as the others. A confirmation
of this will come later. however.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-06-08
GALENT0IS
WINNER BY
Tech kAY0

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, June g..
Tony 1.-TWO Tom Galento scored
a two-round technical decision last
night over Golden Terror.
Galento weighed 242 pounds and
Terror 298 pounds.
Gus Dorazix of Philadelphia took
a 10-round decision over Lem
Franklin of Cleveland last night.
The two events were the first in
the outdoor boxing show season.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-06-08
DOUGLAS
NEWS
COMMITTEE MEETING

Douglas Fire Department Main
tenance Committee lis called to
meet at the City Hall tomorrow
evening at 7:30 o'clock in prepara-
ton for the commendable report
to be rendered at the regular meet
ing of the hose companies on
Thursday night.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-06-08
IS
NAMED ASCOACH
OF COLLEGE STARS
Pro- footbaII Season Is 10
Open in Chicago on
August IS

CHICAGO, June 8.-Harry Stul-
dreher, one of Notre Danes -Four
Horsemen whose Wisconsin's foot
ball team last year handed Ohio
State the only defeat, is announced
as coach for the College All-Stars
who meet the champion Washing
ton Redskins of the National Pro-
Football League in Chicago August
rs to open the grid season.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-06-08
DOUBLE ENTRY

COFFEYVILLE, Kas.-The police
registration book was filled. The
first arrest inscribed in it was made
by Capt Gus link, on January /,
1886. The desk sergeant opened a
new book and prepared it for the
first entry. Just then in walked
Captain link with another drunk
and he got the first line in the
new book.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-06-08
CARD OF THANKS

With sentiment of deep gratitude
we desire to express our sincere
appreciation to our friends and
neighbors for their kindness and
sympathy shown us in the loss OF
our beloved husband, father, son
and brother; also for the many
beautiful floral offerings.
MRS. GROVER C. WYNN
ELIZABETH WYNN,
MRS. VIM. j. ROBERTS
WILLIAM A. WYNN,
MRS, ANNA WYNN,
JOHN WINN. adv
800
A beaver can cut through four
inch tree in 20 minutes.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-06-08
GUARDS DRILL TONIGHT

Weekly meeting of the Douglas
Unit, Alaska Territorial Guards,
will be held tonight as usual at
the natatorium, 7:30 O'Clock. Speci-
fled garb for the evening is regu-
lar uniform without blouse; cover
alls, and raincoats if necessary.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-06-08
0UTFIELDER OF
INDIANS BREAKS
HIS COLLAR BONE

CLEVELAND, June 8-The Cleve-
land Indians announce the pur-
chase of outfielder Pat Secrecy,
Wilkesbarre fly chaser, to replace
Hans Edwards, rookie garden play
er. who broke his collar bone in
collision with another fielder when
chasing a fly
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-06-08
BALL GAME
ON TONIGHT

Weather permitting, a regular
scheduled game in the City Baseball
league will be played tonight start
ing at $50 o'clock. The City Team
is scheduled to meet the st. Louis
Blues
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-06-08
NOTICE TO PAY SCHOOL TAX

Notice is hereby given to all per-
sons within the City of Douglas
who are liable for the payment of
school tax as required by Chapter
38 of the Territorial laws: that the
tax is now due and payable to
L. w. KILBURN,
adv. School Tax Collector.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-06-08
Bonds No:

141 143 IA 146 148 149.
The holders of the above num-
bered bonds should present the
same to GEORGE E. CLEVELAND,
Trustee for the Elks Building Cor
poration, at The B. M. Behrends
Bank, at Juneau, Alaska, on July
l, 1943.
No interest will be paid on the
above numbered bonds on or after
July l, 1913
ELKS BUILDING CORPORATION
By Henry Messerschmidt,
President.
Attest: NJ E. Monagle,
Secretary. adv
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-06-08
wAHTo RECOVERING SLOWLY

After more than month under
doctors care in st. AIMS Hospital,
Gust Wahto is able to be up and
around little each day and will
soon be home again, it is believed
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-06-08
NOTICE
Bond Holders

Elks Building Corporation
The Directors of the Elks Build
ing Corporation have elected to re-
deem and retire Sixty Eight (68)
of its Mortgage bonds on July l.,
1943, by payment of 1929 of the
face value and interest on the
following
Rna,lr NJ.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-06-08

GUARANTEED Realistic Perma-
nent, $3.50. Paper Curls, 81 up.
Lola Beauty Shop. Phone 201.
315 Decker Way.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-06-08

gold signet ring
owner may have by proving
property and paying for this
adv.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-06-08

TURN your old gold into value,
cash or trade at Nugget Shop.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-06-08
FOR RENT

FURNISHED apartment, two bed
rooms, oil heat. Phone Douglas
70.
FUR. apis, easy kept warm. Win
ter rates SIS a mo- Lights, water,
dishes. Seaview Apis.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-18
hanging Times

For a long time Milt Zinn has
observed that the greatest flow of
traffic is in the alleys of FL
Centro This strange phenomenon
worried him He made a study of
the situation.
He noted that most of the drivers
who took to the alleys were of the
masculine sex.
"Hummmmm, he said to him.
self while scratching his chin.
"Hummmmm." He studied some
more.
He noticed that the masculine
drivers paid little attention to their
driving but continually stared from
right to left into the backyards
which lined the alleys. Milt did a
little discreet staring, too.
Il get it" he said. It's the cos
tunes of the female Victory gar
denersi From here on I'm a con-
firmed alley traveller. Boy, are
there some pipS! Patriotism is a
great thing. You know, this is as
interesting as it was in the good old
days before coolers. In those times
we had to get up early if we wanted
to see the women get up out of
their beds in the yards and trail
their funny looking nightgowns
into the house.
How times don't change much. "
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-18
War Veterans in
25th Anniversary

United Spanish War Veterans
camp installed new officers at the
dinner and 25th anniversary meet
ing Thursday night in the Veter-
ans hall, attended by members OF
the camp and auxiliary and num-
Der of out-of town guests.
f. II. Henderson was installed as
commander; Reuben Preece, senior
vice commander; Archie Young
Junior vice commander; walter d
Carey, chaplain; Madison Hill, Off
Ger of the day: Alonzo Adams, ofil-
Ger of the guard, j. M. Grafton, ad-
jutant and quartermaster.
Henderson presented the past
commanders Jewel TO Z. Lee Hite-
man.
Among those coming 10 the val
ley for this installation and ami
versary celebration were: Judge j..
h. Cole. Los Angeles: Mike Leibert,
Alpine: Jim Livingston, TuJunga'
tssFpsy Shcpehsre, Tecats.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-18
High School Boys
Work on Railroad
Durinu Week.-Mrs.

I've Been Working on the Rail-
road" is the theme song of 36 Gen.
trail Union high school boys.
These high school pupils work on
the San Diego and Arizona railroad
every weekend, one crew working
Saturdays and one working Sun
days. H. S. Morgan, vice-principal
of the high school, assists them in
their work. it was revealed Satur-
day
The school boys responded to an
appeal the railroad made for boys
TO keep the railroad lines in condi-
ton so the movement Of equipment
and supplies would not be endan-
gered or hindered becaC5e of lack
of repairs to the railroad lines.
Their employers and the United
States Employment Service, under
whose sponsorship they were re-
cruited. declare the boys are doing
satisfactory work and helping the
company through the wartime labor
shortage.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-18
Bill to Increase
Pension Comes up

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their parents if the income of the
child is S95 per month when sin
gle and Sl45 per month when mar
ried. The new bill raises the fig
ures to s155 single and s235 mar
ried, which Forrt said would re-
move about 30 per cent of those
now contributing.
Fourt and Kathryn Niehouse.
chairman of the Assembly social
welfare committee, estimated the
increase of $40 per month would
cost the state about S38,000,000 for
the next biennium, and the lib
eralization of relatives responsible
ity and other items another s3,000-
900. And if the Legislature abSorbs
half the present costs on pensions,
as advocated, the total cost would
be about S50,000.000.
MAKE MISDEMEANOR
The bill also makes it miSde-
meanor for anyone to accept COM
pensation or help aged persons
make applications for pensions,
which Fourt said was aimed at
pension TdCkebeeIS anu VI SdiilSo-
tionS taking advantage of our old
people
The new act would be effective on
July /, l943.
Other changes raise the amount
of personal property which can be
owned from $500 to 5000, and as
sessed real property from $4,000 to
$500. for both single and married
persons.
Both houses were in Saturday
session. mainly passing non-contro-
versial measures. The Assembly
passed the Field bill tAB 1850
making it a felony to steal tire,
after proponents cited the good
old days when they hung men for
stealing a mans horse
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-18
Unsigned Confession Put
Into Bride Muir der Trial

ALBANY, Ore. April l7.-UP)
Spectators in the crowded court
room shCddered as a police captain
demonstrated how Robert E. Lee
Folkes, 81, Negro dining-car cook,
allegedly Slashed the throat of the
pretty bride in lower berth 13.
Capt. Vernon Rasmussen of the
Los Angeles police homicide squad,
testified that Folkes had confessed
the Staying, and added:
4 remember Folkes telling me
that as he drew the knife across
the victims throat he felt it strike
the bone"
F'olkes is on trial for the mur-
der of Mrs. Martha Virginia
Jamef. 81 bride of a Norfolk Va,
naval ensign. She was slain be-
fore dawn January % as the west
coast limited sped through Ore
gon.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-18
900 Raj Bombers
Hold Twin Roids

American troops were daily becom-
ing better soldiers and by the end
of the Tunisian campaign will be
better than anything the Axis can
put into the field.
On the Russian front, the Ger
mans drew thousands of fresh
troops and hundreds of planes into
an attempt to halt the Soviet Of
fensivc in the northwest Caucasus.
where the Red army is attempting
to wipe out an Axis bridgehead in
the Kuban area
The Russians said that all coun-
terattacks had been repulSed with
heavy German losses and that 81
enemy planes were brought down
by the Red air forces during mass
i've Nazi raids on KraSnodar.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-18
q Dangerous Criminals Remain at
LARGE in South After Darinq Break

REIDSVILLE, Cir, April II
Pl-Twenty-three of the IS dam
gerouS criminals who broke out OF
the model Tattnall prison here
yesterday and scattered Ger wide
area of SparSely-settled South
Georgia remained at liberty today.
Armed state and county officers,