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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-26
INSIDE DETROIT
Ry Jack Riehs,i;ug
Pitchmen Reveal Trade Secrets;
How Psychology Dupes Public

The ptchman You've him the fellow with the suit.
full of gimcacks who up business wherever h.
happens TO be.
At state fairs, the parking lots along Woodward at
fire fight anywhere that people form crowds the pitch.
man is there with his spiel and his patent potato rcec plated
watches medicine guaranteed cure the lis of man
had the pleasure of meeting couple these fellows
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-26

ing ia forget 1t SiRatra fans
should let the poor guy alone
for a while. Maybe he could
pick up weight for a change
Happy New Year, every one.
ML.I fn. .-t..n
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-26
Tricks Of The Trade

And he began 10 tell me some
Of the tricks Of the subtle trade.
Take a cold way Men are
swarminG out of "A factory after
work. budding into their lack
cts. irving 10 cut off the chill
wind that cuts hike q razor after
the heat inside the factory
Are they in mood 10 stop
and listen 10 a pitchman? Ger
talnly not. They're hurryng
home 10 supper or they have s.
IN their pockets and intend 10
buy new shirt
You can't let them think
they feel cold" SayS Golden $50
"A good pitchman will take of
his Overcoat and his suit coat.
run "A finger around his collar
and say Yes, sir. gentlemen,
its warm day, isn't it
frST THFY re CUri09S; then
they ret the idea that IL really
can | be 80 cold aS they think.
And then the pitchman has
them and gives them his pitch"
Psychology Is Everything
Golden goes on.
Its psychology, 60 make q
man buy what he hasn't even
thought of huNinc The right
pitch will make a man who has
never been sick daS in his life
Ihihk ne has ulcer~--and INV
- worth OF medicine Ia cure
him.
sure. suppose it, "A racket.
IN a NAY, hut At least the ftptli--
cine won't hurt anybody Just a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-26

possibly the most famous Of
Detroits pitchmen, the other
evening - Nat Golden and
"Porkchops' Ginsberg.
what does pitChman
haye?" said Golden rhetoric
cally "He knows pSNchoiocY.
lie knows how To dramatiIe
what he sells"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-21

malih evropskih narodov, kate
70 je podal DIR. BeneS v Chicagu
pred Council on Foreign Rela-
TONS je dejal, da smatra, -da je
nacrt "a povojno konfederacijo
narodov evropskega kontinenta
zdrava in plodonosna ideja. L.
javil ie tudi, da clani njegove
Wade smatrajo, da bi bila kon-
federacija $ Poljsko ravno tako
koristna poljskemu kot ceho-
slovaskemu narodu.
Izjavil je, da so tudi manjsi
narodi in drzave velike vaznosti
"a svetovno kulturo in "a mir: !:
''Holandska, XII je pregnala
spanske posadke, je bila mala, a
obenem tudi velika drzava. -
Poljska in Ceska sta imeli ODE,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-21

" teku stoletij, visoko razvito
kulturo, XII Sc .je razvijala po-
pomona naravno in cvetela v O.
min easih, ko sta bila oba ma
roda svobodna. spanija, akorav-
no je propadla kot svetovno
lcarstvo, je vendar mogla svo-
bodno razvijati svojo lastno
,,kulturo ma domacih tleh.
/ "Ti zgodovinski zakoni velja-
jo tudi Sc v 20. stoletju, kljub
izrednemu tehnicnemu napred-
ku nasih casov. Mnogo je ma
| lih narodov in draw, cd kate
rih bi Sc mogli mnogo naueiti
| tudi veliki narodi, kakor danas-
Mi Nemci in Italijani, in IL te-
ga nauka potegniti mnogo ko-
risti " vseh panogah dusevnega
in materijalnega cloveskega ziv-
ljenja."
| DR.. Benes je izjavil, da O.
dobravanjem gleda ma idejo ze-
dinjenih evropskih drzav po
vzorcu Ameriskih Zedinjenih
drzav, toda on cuti, da bi bill
tax nacrt trenotno Sc neizved-
ljiv, ker "Evropa zanj Sc nj
zrela".
"Ko DO sedanja vojna zaklju-
cena, bodo v Evropi tri vrste
draw in narodov: velike sile,
konfederacije narodov in posa-
meme male drzave in narodi.
Geografija in zgodovinski raz-
voj sta zacrtala meje onim ma
ravnim skupinam, v katerih je
nacelo narodnostnih meja IL
vedlJlvo, z mimi bodo mogle So
sedne zemlje koristno sodelova-
| tt v konfederativnem ali fedora
tivnem smislu".
Covered V prilog konfedera-
cije Poljsko, je izjavil dr.. Be-
mes, da bi moral biti novi 81
stem prilagoden naravnim "a
htevam naroda in kraja - ge-
ografiji, narodnim tradicijam,
lsocialni in gospodarski struktu-
ri it'd. Naglasal je petorico ma
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-21

DaneS ko Sc vecja kuga unicuje
ljudstva sirom vsega sveta, pro-
stovoljno nudijo Amerikanci,
domacini in potomci vseh pre-
pricanj, pot do povratka zivlje-
MIA kot del Ameriske rekon-
strukcijske misije; ne samo v
Evropi, pae pa po vsakem delu
sveta, kier so potrebne nase "a
loge in nase ideje.
Arnerikanci priha j ajo - z
zdravniskimi zalogami in jedili,
z semenom in gnojilom, kme-
tijsko zivino in orodjem. Sc bolj
vazno pa je to, da ma prinasamo
salogo denaokraticnih idej "a
yes noUi sUet!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-21

cali ze spet kaj beraei," j.
zas1isaIa nato Anica glas Ka
trim, "kaj bi zopet rad, kaj?"
"Luka ne beraci," Sc je nor.
ceval Tomaz, "ali neumen nj
zivel bi rad grofovsko, gospo
sko."
20 sal bi lahko, pa je vse "a.
pravil," je pripomnila Katra ir
s trsim glasom je dostavila
"Poberi Sc, postopac.'
Nato je Anica slisala, da sta
Sc hlapec in ,Katra priblizala hi.
81, in Katra je rekla: cali imas
kaj hudo dela?"
"ze gre," je pripomnil dvo
umno hlapec. -
"Preobleci se," je velela Ka.
ira, "pa doll k Cerarju stopi
maj zapreze."
"Tisto pa" je dejal fant
"pravzaprav nisem mic kaj vre'
den danes. Sc vsaj izracim."
(Dalje prihodmT6)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-21

Gel, ma katerir bi po njegovem
misljenju veIjalo zgraditi bodo-
ei mir:
"Lokalni nacionalizem mora
biti po vojni razumno omejen,
toda manjsih evropskih draw
vseeno ne velja izbrisati IL zern-
ljevida.
"Neobhodno> potrebna je poll
tiena in .socialna sigurnost, nuj-
no ie, da Sc ustanovi trajno
ravnotezje politicnega miru in
gospodarskega sodelovanja v
Evropi.
"Nove drzave je treba osno-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-21
Ali je Uan1 to znano?

Ali ie Uana to znano?
Ali ste III citah knjigo Two
Way Passage, izpod peresa
Louis Adamica, XII predlaga, da
bi mi osebno prenesli amerisko
izkusnjo Evropo?
Kolegiji sedaj nudijo posebne
tecaje, da pripravijo ljudi "a to
vitalno delo.
Washington Sc zivahno pri-
pravlja, da nudi to priliko v po-
moe nasim dobrim sosedom on
stran moria. Javnost Sc zanima
"a to priliko, da bi napravila
nacrt sn mir IN znaGgo vojne
tern, da bi Sc odvzelo navad-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-21
STRAIN }.

Ivati ma cisto demokraticnih ma
Gelih politike, ter ma syobodno
izrazeni wolff narodov, "a kate
re gre. Ne sne Sc ustvarjati
mehanienih enot.
'Najprej je treba skleniti po-
trebne dogovore velikimi ev-
ropskinli zavezniki, Veliko Bri-
tanijo in Sovjetsko Rusijo; ODE
imati vitalne interese ma evrop-
skem kontinentu."
"Sedanja vojaska skupnost
zedinj njenih narodov mora obve-
ljati tudi v povojnem svetu kot
temelj organizacije miru."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-21
DIR. Benes 0 povojni
Evropi

CHICAGO, %. maja (NYT)
- DR.. Eudard Benes, predsed-
mix Cehoslovaske Republic, je
izjavil, da DO uvazevanje in ne
odvisnost malih evropskih naro-
dov in draw tudi " bodocnosti
zivljenska potreba "a evropskl
in svetovni mir.
v svoji izjavi o bodoGnosti
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-21
MLADA BREDA
gI POVEST
:. SPISAL DIR. IVAN PREGELJ

"Narobe seve. Kaj pa ii, kaj
XII devljes cesen v jespren? O.
lie prasaj Krivca. Je rekel, da
maj Sc mu Sc enkrat to pripeti
je rekel, da ves-cesen jespre-
nu-" ~....' .- -.
"Kaaj?" je zatulila Marjani.
ca posluzivsi Sc desnega usesa
"to 81 napravila tt, nalasc ii in
tt, tt. Ali zdaj yes? I'll zlobna
grda poniglavka ii, zanikarna
cesen jespren! Ste slisali kdaj
kaj takega, ljudje bozji, ste sill
sali?"
"Marjanica!" je bilo cuti il
sobe, in v hipu Sc je Marjanica
umirila. Ia hip je prisel "a
Anico, XII je bila stopila preje v
kuhinjo, Juri. IL sobe je bile
cuti drugikrat:
"Marjanica!"
cali meme hoce?" je vprasala
Marjanica Jurija in Anico.
"Tebe, tebe!" je skodozeljno
prikimala Neza.: Marjanica je
sla v vezo in onstran v sobo in
pustila vrata odprta.
"Danes je mleko zopet pri-
smojeno!" Sc je hudovala Ka-
ira onstran.
"Jezes, pa nj mogoce," Sc je
zacudila Marjanica.
"Pa je," je sitnost stresala
Katra, "kaj lie treba, da mi tu
pogrinja kakor v gostilni. Bi ra-
je mleko prav ogrela, pa ne teh
gosposkih komedij."
Anica je zacutila, da il sto-
pa kri v lice. Skoro sepetajoc je
vprasala Jurija: cali res di-
si?"
"Pojdi no." je odvrnil moz in
il stisnil roko, ko je vstopila
Katra in "a njo Marjanica.
"Nekam prehlajena sem, mic
ne morem vedeti. # Prem9cno
mleko je, predobro," je goVori-
la Marjanica in niti pogledati
81 nj upala Anice.
''Z levico ste vstali, NATL" sc
je oglasil Juri. Katra ga je ma
menoma preslisala in Sc obrnila
proti Nezi.
"Kaj pa s teboj in Marjanico,
kaj? Ko diva jesiharja vpijete.
Zapomni 81 ii, Marjanica, da ne
misli, da smo vsi gluhi, &c 81
ii! Neza, kateri >delajo steljo?'
II no." je pripomnila Neza,
"saj so vedno isti."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-21

''Vedno isti," Sc je zopet raz-
jezila Katra, "ali je to odgo-
vor?" Pogledala je ma Anico in
Jurija, ces, lie nikar Sc mi Sc ne
izgubita, sta vidva ravno TAXA
zanikarneza; nato je pokazala
ma prazno posobo "a vodo in We
leila: "Kaj, bonn JAZZ nosila vo-
de mesto tebe, Neza ?" Molce sc
je pobrala Neza s posodo.
"Kaj pa tt, Marjanica," Sc je
obrnila nato Katra k dekli.
:"Po krompir pojdem v klet
in po obelo!" je rekla ma desno
uho prisluskujoca Marjanica.
Katra pa je stopila ma vrata in
Sc obrnila k Juriju.
"No, kaj pa zdaj? Pojdi ma
10 pomagat v senozet ali pa raz-
kolji tiste coke "a V pee. Sal vi
dis, da hlapci nimajo casa"
"Grem V senozet," je odvrnil
Juri in odsel materjo, da je
ostala Anica sama, dokler nj
prisla Marjanica obelo in Sc
nato vrnila po krompir.
Tresoc Sc je prilezel cd
nekod tascin brat Luka in zle.
Eel "a ognjisce ter voscil Anici
dobro jutro. Anica, XII je bila
vzela obelo, da jo razseka, je
pustila isto in mu nalila skledo
zajtrka. S tresocimi rokami je
prijel starec posodo.
cali vas zebe?" je vprasala
Anica.
"Kaj ne bi, &c pa piha pod
streho vso noel" je odvrnil MOI.
ZakaJ pa ne spite oni So
bici gori?"
"Ta je "a jabolka in zelje,"
je pripomnil pikro, "zelje zmr-
zne in skoda bi ga bilo, Luke pa
nj skoda!' Nato je MOI pri-
nesel skledo. ma usta in pill. Po-
tenn je vstal in lezel liza ognji-
Sea in godrnjal: ""Vsaj "a pipo
tobaka da bi bilo vedno, pa Sc
tega nj, in 'ce je, pride in krici,
da bonn zazgal." Tako govorec
sam seboj je Sci ma dvorisce.
Anica pa je zacela narezovati
obelo. In tedaj je slisala To-
mazev glas liz dvorisca:
"Kaj? Tobaka bi rad? Glej,
Luka, tam je orch. Naberi listja
in ga posusi. Ne disi ravno do
bro, a "a silo je tudi in kadi Sc
prav tako."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-21

nemu ljudstvu osisca voljo do
nadaljnega bojevanja.
TIE ideje so postale zazeljive
in prakticne; tako ameriske v
uvajanju in tako univerzalne "
sprejetju.
Mi zelimo, da bi Sc vi-sleher-
ni-seznanili s to idejo. Emo
leto po predlaganju te ideje, je
Louis AdamiS tidal v brosuri
''This Week." clanek After
Victory-What?' (Po zmagi-
Kaj?), XII je kratko in jedrnato
porocilo o tel predlogi, XII je
bila ojacena z obsirno diskuzijo.
z zanimanjem boste citali ia
clanek. vi bi Sc morali takoj
seznaniti S TEN nacrtom "a zrna-
go in mir. Posljite 1Oc "a po-
kritje stroSkov tiskovine in post
nine in posljite ma:
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-21

. Ali maj mani storimo Ia
ljudstvo Evrope kot pa
smo storili "a njih Vino
grade? Pred vec lett, ko je
kuga unieila njih vinogra-
de, Sc je tia poslalo ameri-
ske cepitve, da bi Sc OH
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-21

velo trtno industrijo v sta
ri domovini. Evropske trte
so bile ozivljene in zbolj-
Sane, ker je bila ameriska
trta, XII je bila prvotno cd
tam, ojacena tukaj.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-03-14
J. P. MORGAN
DIES IN SOUTH
Noted Financier
Succumbs to He art
AiImen+ In Florida

BOCA CIR A N D E, Fla,
March 13. (UP)-John Pier
pont Morgan, called "The
Younger" though Is years
old, international financier,
head of a famous financial dynasty
and one of the worlds Wealthiest
men, died at 3:15 am. today.
The president of j. P. Morgan
and Company, Inc, name proml-
nent in the financing OF empires
through the life-times of two John
P.erpont Morgans and creator OF
such industrial giants as United
States Steel corporation, succumbed
to a heart ailment aggravated by
a cerebral stroke in a small cottage
on the grounds of the exclusive Gas
peri.la Inn where he had been ill
since Feb. 25.
HELD FEW OFFICES
Because of his advanced age, Nor
gan had divested himself of many
of his responsibilities in the world
of industry and finance, and at his
death he held few corporate offices,
notably chairman of the board OF
j. P. Morgan and Co. Inc, and
director of the United States Steel,
the Pullman company, and the Dis
count Corporation of New York.
tIn New York Thomas w. Lamont,
vice chairman OF The board of j..
P. Morgan & Co., Inc, was seen as
the logical successor as head of the
famous banking institution.
Lamont joined Morgan as part
ner of the old private banking
house of Morgan in 1911
Morgan's body was to be sent to
New York by the 6:l5 pm. Sea-
board train for private funeral SER
vices. Friends here said it would
be cremated.
His death was announced by the
manager of the Gasparilla Inn, an
exclusive hotel on whose grounds,
in a small cottage, the man who
spent his life as an intimate OF
royalty and the great of the world,
in control of vast sums of money,
expired in a coma after an illness
of three weeks.
son AT BEDSIDE
His daughter, Mrs. Paul c. PEN
noyer, and his son, Lieut.. COmdr
Continued on Page 6, Col. ID
Imperial Valley press., 1943-03-14
yunk
Guns In
Fran
American Arms
Reach Patriots
Resisting Nazis

LONDON, March 13. (UP)
American arms, including
even field artillery, nave
reached thousands of French
patriots engaged in sabotage
and terrorist raids against the AXIS
in eastern France, Swiss dispatches
said today.
More than 1,50O men in Savol
province under the organized COM
mand of a Gen. Cartier now are
armed with Anne -ican machine-guns
rifles and revolvers and some have
IS millimeter guns and shells,
Zurich report said.
TWO GENERALS
Gen. Cartier was not otherwise
identified, but French army regis
ters list two generals of that sur
name, Gen. Georges Cartier and
Gen. Francois Cartier. The dispatch
gave no hint as to how the Amerl-
can weapons reached the patriots.
French frontier dispatches said
the Savoi province frontier army
altogether numbered more than 50,-
600 men, all we'll equipped and un-
der the command of officers demo-
bilized from the French army after
the Nazi occupation of south France
Their headquarters are in the
Fiench Alps.
NUMBERS SWELL
Their numbers were being swelled
constantly by thousands of French
youths who sought refuge in the
Alps from Vichy authorities round
ing up 100000 Frenchmen for de-
DO. tation to Germany as slave labor.
decentralization riots yesterday
brought flying column OF $50
French military police to the Savol
town of Thonon on Lake Geneva,
where they arrested the mayor and
his family on charges of hampering
the compulsory labor campaign.
SEEK REBELS
The genoarmes made some at
tempts to search tor rebels, but
many meekly submitted to capture
and then joined the patriot bands.
Only $50 out of 800 Frenchmen
summoned for medical examination
in Anemasse appeared and only IL
of them were sent to Germany,
frontier reports said. Locomotive
engineers were reported slowing
trains to pick up fugitivcs in some
districts.
Some of the youths rounded up
for deportation to Germany were
reported to have been sent instead
to the eastern front, where they
were put to work building Axis de-
fense lines.
Rioting also flared in Lyon and
Continued on Page 6, Col. y
Imperial Valley press., 1943-03-14
Half Red Cross
Goal Reached Here

Total collections for the Red
Cross in El Centfo, Holtville and
Imperial reached $6,48838, or half
OF the goal set Tor The chapter, it
was announced Saturday.
The goal for the three cities and
the rural areas near them was
$1z,500 this year.
Elementary school teachers sub
scribed to the Red Cross 100 per
cent, joining other firms which
have made this splendid record.
AT special Red Cross program
al Wilson school in Ell Centre Fri
day, Father Edward Hutchinson,
head of the drive speakers bureau,
introduced Ken Thornton. who
gave the youngsters a pep talk.
Mrs. Charles Bartholomew, head
of the collection booth committee
set up a collection booth at the
school and helped with the collec-
tions from the children.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-03-14

Germany.
The handsome Eden. 5howing a
boyish good humor which delighted
some $50 correspondents at the
British embassy, said the allies had
achieved notable victories recently.
But to count on a quick conclusion
of the war would be only to get
ourselves into trouble he said
LONG WAY TO GO
The only possible assumption, D"
he declared, 'is that we have a
long way to 60"
Eden said he could not discuss
the detailed plans for his confer
ences with Mr.. Roosevelt, Secretary
of State Cordell Hull, Undersecre-
tary Sumner Welles and others.
He said that he would have to
confine himself to the terms of last
nights White House announcement,
which said that Eden was here for
a general eXcnauge of views on war
issues.
Other sources said that an agree
ment would be sought on basic post
war problems as we'll as on contin-
ued collaboration for fullest prose-
cution of the war.
Eden said he had seen Prime
Minister Winston Churchill We.'-
nesday night, and that Churchill,
who hS suffered a recent attack of
pneumonia, was then in very good
health, in excellent spirits and "at
the top of his form"
Discussing in general terms the
postwar problems which the allies
will confront. Eden emphasized the
usefulness of collaboration between
Great Britain, the United States, and
Soviet Russia.
That kind of collaboration is
Continued on Page 6, Col. II
Imperial Valley press., 1943-03-14
Russ Admit Usinq
American, British
Tanks In Fighting
Red General Tells of
Battles Which Paved
Way to Rzhev Capture

RZHEV, Russia, March 13.
(UP)-American and Brit
ish tanks and airplanes were
used by the Soviet army in
their gigantic offensive that
smashed the Nazi lines west of
Moscow and paved the way for re-
capture of this once industrial city
two weeks ago.
The use of Anglo o-American equip
ment in the three -pronged attack
on German forces was disclosed by
Col. Yacov Dimitriev, assistant chief
of staff of the army which recap
tured Rzhev, to foreign correspond
ents touring the wrecked city.
Where once stood big flax mills
and terminals for Volga navigation,
were only blasted factories and
burned homeS-the fulfillment of
the Germn army's policy of destruc-
Continued on Page s, Col. A.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-03-14

AS means of alleviating the
meat shortage, Senator E. George
Luckey of Imperial county pro-
poses to amend the fish and game
code to permit fishing with desig-
mated nets in Salton Sea and a
mile upstream from the mouths
of the New and Alamo rivers.
This act was referred to the COM
mittee on fish and game.
1t provides that the fish and
game commission may issue a re-
vocable permit to take with set
gill nets or seines the mullet or
carp in the sea or the rivers in
Imperial county. 1t would be done
under commercial license and
would be subject to restrictions.
MESH LENGTH
The meshes of the gill nets shall
not be less than five inches stretch
ed measure and both ends of each
net must be security fastened to
heavy weights or be tied to the
shore or to trees, brush, stakes so
they cannot drift. One float BEAR
ing the names of the licensed OPP
orator or operators must be attach
Imperial Valley press., 1943-03-14
Warren Threatens
Court Action To
Lift 0PA Prices
Governor Charges State
Facing Serious Milk
Famine Due to Ceilings

SACRAMENTO, Mar. 13.
UP)-Gov. Earl Warren to-
day threatened that CalifOr-
MIA would take court action,
if necessary, to pierce federal
milk price ceilings and avert what
he termed a potential serious milk
famine.
Governor Warren charged that
dairymen were forced to slaughter
their herds because Office of Price
Administration milk ceilings were
below costs of production. He asked
Attorney General Robert Kenny to
determine whether the state can
disregard the OPA prices and save
the herds, then argue the legality
of the action in court.
URGES SUBSTITUTION
Warren urged substitution of
state minimum prices for the fed
eral ceilings after hearing vigorous
protests at a conference with milk
producers and legislators, some OF
whom had returned from Washing
, UOIl dlUcl oil VI otoCLhPp
to secure relief from federal officials.
The governor warned that If the
situation continues there will result
milk famine in California and
there is absolutely no excuse for it.
The producers told him "as dis
tressing a story as 1 have heard In
a long time," the governor said. ut
is the request of the dairymen and
ny desire that the state take such
action through the department OF
agriculture as will determine what
our rights are as a state to deter
mine minimum prices on those milk
products which in no sense are i'll
interstate commerce.
PROTEST RULINGS
Dairymen protest that recent OPA
ceilings in Los Angeles, San Diego
and Imperial county marketing
areas were below both the costs of
production and the prices set the
previous month by the state depart
ment. Warren said he was told 614
dairy COWS were slaughtered in one
day recently in Los Angeles and
that 10 per cent of the herds were
being killed each month.
The court threat followed legiSla-
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Imperial Valley press., 1943-03-14
ak Office Does
Much Business

United States internal revenue
collectors here Saturday predicted
a land-office business Monday, final
day on which to file federal in
come tax returns without being
penalized.
While hundreds of Imperial VAL
ley residents have paid their 1912
taxes, many others are expected
to Jam the office of the deputy
collector of internal revenue in the
post office building in El Centre
or the final day of remittance,
seeking advice and filing returns.
Employees there reported a heavy
flow of taxpayers and stated that
collections this year have been