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Imperial Valley press., 1943-07-08
Senate Abandons
Subsidies Fight
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proved by the senate yesterday,
which would have raised the ceiling
price for corn from SLOT a bushel
to S140. Committeeman said the
bill was dead.
The house committee rejected the
corn price bill after War Food Ad-
ministrator Marvin Jones testified
some corn is reaching markets un-
der the present ceiling and that
12,000,000 to 100000 bushels of
substitute grain, such as wheat,
barley, and oats, will be imported
from Canada this week.
The COMMODITY Credit measure
and three nearly-com pleted appro-
priation bills now are the only OBJ
stacles to start of congress de-
layed summer recess.
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Allied Production
OF Arms Soaring
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tory is with the allies, he emphasize
I'd that it can be sustained only
through the unremitting effort OF
the people. cautioning against the
dangers of overconfidence and easy
optimism, he said I'VE know that
our enemies still retain sinister
and menacing power
Stressing the mutual understand
ing and esteem between the United
States and Canada, Nelson revealed
a startling record of arms produc-
ton established by the two nations
since the war began. He said the
organized effort of the two coun-
tries has turned out 115,000 planes,
more than 175,000 large caliber guns
of all kinds, nearly 100000 ma
chine guns and 100000 rifles, about
25 ,0O0,O00,000 rounds of small arms
ammunition, nearly $4,000 tanks, l.
100000 trucks and 10000 scout cars.
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Laundrymen Ask
Riuht TO Strike
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no-strike pledge and keep things
running but we were frozen on the
job, had our right to strike taken
away, and flag wavers steal our en-
ployees and ignore the wage freeze
while we wait for your office to
rule on a wage increase that could
not possibly have any bearing on
any economic initiation, a wage in
crease that the public and employer
alike admit we have due us.
I'VE have given up certain rights
to insure the armed forces of the
services of this foundry, in view of
the current situation it is out of
our hands to adequately supply the
services required. We believe it is
now in your hands to give some at
tention to this matter If some con-
sideration is not forthcoming the
employees of the Valley Steam
Laundry take this opportunity to
inform you that 80 days from this
date they will take strike action to
bring this matter to a close..'
Imperial Valley press., 1943-07-08
CAP Officers on
Inspection Tour

Capt. Varian 5. Green of the
California Wing of the Civil Air
Patrol, accompanied by Capt. Cecil
S. Baker, retired naval officers, re-
Gently completed an inspection of
several airports in Imperial Valley,
including the new naval air station
near Holtville.
The officers were accompanied on
their inspection tour by 1t. Harry
Horton, 1t. F. S. Grnterman, Ell
Centre members of the CAP, and
CAP Staff Officer Edward Cravens.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-07-08
AP Defends Self
InAnti.Trust Suit

NEW YORK, July 8. (UP)-The
government has failed to establish
that the Associated Press has mo-
nopolized the gathering and dis
semination of news, AP counsel con-
tended today in a brief filed with an
expediting court of three federal
judges.
The brief was in opposition to a
government motion for summary
Judgment in the justice depart
ment's suit charging the AP with
violating the antitrust laws. FIJI.
ing of the AP brief followed oral
arguments this morning IN Whlcn
Charles Rugs, special assistant TO
the attorney general, presented the
governments case.
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YaeckeI Succeeds
Scriven as Grief
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meeting included Roy Womack, R.
B. Dessert, Aage (Ole) Kaiser and
l.. l. DUNCAN.
Vacancies on the board of direc-
tors occurred when Scriven, Camp
bell, Otto Bradshaw and Pat Glas-
gov moved from Ell Centre.
The directors transacted no busi-
ness other than to complete the
roster of the group and select Off
GERS. The new officials will serve
until July l, 1914.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-07-08
ALL SPACES ON RATION
BOOKS MUST BE FILLED

Persons who recently received by
mail their No. 8 Food Ration Books
must fill in all blanks on the front
cover before they become valid, Ell
Centre ration board officials said
Thursday. In cases where the OPA
valid" stamp has not been applied
to the booklets in the place in the
upper rich-hand vorner, holders
should take them to the Ell Centre
boards office. Books on which the
holders name has been misspelled
should likewise be taken to the
board.
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Scanning l.v.
News Horizon
SUES FOR DIVORCE
Wednesday

Stella N. Springer Wednesday
sued Clarence Springer for divorce.
She said they have two children
and she will have another soon. She
said he had threatened her and had
also threatened to take the two
children out of California. She
asked that he be restrained from
doing so.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-07-08
HEARING CONTINUED
TO AUGUST IL

Hearing in Imperial county su-
perior court on charge that Mrs.
Media Frost, FL Centre florist. was
guilty of attempting petty theft
in supplying flowers for a funeral
in Calexico last winter, Thursday
was continued until August IL. The
hearing was continued because of
the inability of Mrs. Frost's Los
Angeles attorney to be present. She
was found guilty of the charge in
El Centro justice court after trial
without a jury.
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Capture Of Harbor
By Devi|dogs Told

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-unidentified-was shot in the
knee and broke his ankle. But he
kept going.
After the japanese snIpers held
them up one day. they reached the
Viru vicinity on June 80. The Japa-
nese held native villages on both
sides of the harbor. One company
split with half going to handle
lesser objectives. The rest made the
assault up the slope.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-07-08
GRANTED DIVORCE

HOLLYWOOD, July 8. UP)-
Film Actress Jean Parker was
granted a divorce today-her Sec
ond-this time from Radio Com
mentator H. Dawson Sanders whom
she married two years ago in San
Diego, Calf.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-07-08
INTRODUCES RESOLUTION

WASHINGTON, July g.. tUP)-
Senator Pat McCarran, Democrat,
Nevada, has introduced a resolu-
ton to set up special nire-man
committee to study proposals de-
signed to stabilize currency in the
postwar period.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-07-08
MUCH COTTON

WASHINGTON, July 8 (UP)-
The agriculture department re-
ported today that there were 21,-
995,000 acres of cotton in cultiva-
Cion on July /, reduction of l.
100000 acres from last year.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-07-08
Do FALSE teeth
Rock. Slide or slim?

FASTEETH. an improved powder to be
sprinkled on upper or lower plates holds
salse teeth more firmly in place. Do not
ilide, slip or rock. No gummy. goOey,
)asty taste or feeling. FASTEETH is
1lkdline tnon-acid). Does not sour.
Checks plate Odor'' (denture breath).
Get FASTEETH at any drug store.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-07-08
DIVORCE GRANTED

The court Wednesday gfranted Jean
M. Mason a final divorce from Har-
old NJ. Mason.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-07-08
OBTAINS DIVORCE

Mandey Margaret Andres Thurs
day obtained a final divorce from
Harrv Andres in Imperial county
superior court.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-07-08
DIVORCE GRANTED

In superior court Thursday a
final divorce was granted Paul A.
Benson from Dorothy V. Benson.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-07-08
is IN HOSPITAL

The Rev Mr.. Lee RuStin, pastor
of the Methodist church in Braw-
ley. is in the Ell Centro hospital
suffering from an infected hand.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-07-08

CUB SCOUTS MEET
All dens of Cub Pack No. IT'S, will
meet Friday evening at 7:30 at the
Scout hut. it was announced.
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dreju, da pride v posest teh pi-
sem in dokumentov. znajoc, ka-
ko veliko vaznost bi polagali l.
talijani ma te dokumente - vsaj
il razlogov pijetete, ako ne IL
drugih, - jim je vkljub krivi-
cam, katere so Italijani storili
njegovemu narodu in specialno
njegovi Soil, pa tudi MENU sa-
menu, poklonil nekemu svoje-
mr prijatelju Italijanu, da bi
prisle v prave roke. Prevzela
jih je mestna obcina trzaska v
svoj obeinski arhiv.
Kako divno so sc I'll revansi
rail- "a Tvojo plemenitost, drag
Drejce, ii "kulturonosni" bar
bari! Nedolznega so TIE obsodi'
Ii in potem ubili.
Tam oh Obelisku pri Obcinl
mad Trstom 81 vsakodnevno u
zival najlepsi pogled, XII ga NOR
da nudi zemeljska obla, in s.
gledal pod seboj Trst, lep in bo.
gat, sijajen in ponosen, pa da'
lee tam doh " naSo Istro do Ko-
pra in Pirana, in pa siroko a.
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LIST IA LIsToM .
18 februaria 1913.
(Nadaljeyanje z 2. stranD


drugih nj imeD. Bill je dober
Slovenec in iskren Jugoslovan.
Enako so mu bill pri srcu tudi
Hrvati in Srbi. Najvecjo lube
zen pa je poklanjal onemu svo-
jenu ljubIjenemu kraju in ma
semu tamosnjemu nesreenemu
narodu ma Goriskem, v Trstu
in Istri, kateremu je po prvi
syetovni vojni italijanski nena-
sitni imperializem odrezal pra-
vico ma svobodo in zivljenje. 2
vso duso in z vsem srcem je
hrepenel, .da tudi temu delu ma
se mile domovine zasije solnce
svobode. Bill je tipicen izraz
'kraskega fanta".
Njegovo in njegovih sotrud-
nikov delo bo: imelo " to smo
prepricani :. uspeh, Istra, Trst,
Gorica bodo svobodni, ali NIGGA
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enega cd tvorcev te svobode, ne
DO vec med zivimi. In kdo We,
koliko drugih slovenskih in hr-
vatskih prvakov il Julijske
Krajine ne bo vec. Usoda. Mo-
rail- SO Sc zrtvovati, da bi drugi
ziveli in bill svobodni.
Dragi Drago, veenaja I'll PAM
jat.
Andrej COX je bill sin stare
trzaske druzine. Ime njegove
druzine Sc nahaja med podpis-
niki-mescani trzaskega mesta
ma pergamenu, S katerim je me-
sto Trst 1912 leta kapituliralo
pred beneskim DOZEN. Tudi to
je med drugimi eden cd doku-
mentov, da so Slovenci avtohto-
nj prebivalci mesta Trsta.
Pok. Andrej je sluzil kot u
citelj po raznih trzaskih solah.
Sc pred prvo svetovno vojno je
postal ueitelj ma edini, privatni,
slovenski Soil v Trstu, XII jo je
vzdrzala "Druzba sv. Cirila in
Metoda" v Ljubljani. Ia sola
je bila ponos ne samo trzaskih
Slovencev, nego vseh Sloven-
cev sploh.
Centru, v katerem je zivelo
skoro najvecje stevilo ,Sloven-
cev, je "Druzba sv. Cilila in
Metoda" posvetila najvec paz-
ljivosti in ljubezni. Osnovana
1886 |. Sc je ia sola pred prvo
svetovno vojno razvila V emo Cd
najvaznejsih kulturnih institu-
cij primorskih Slovencev. IRA
ven osnovne Sole "a decke in
osnovne Sole "a deklice je bila
v sklopu te ustanove tudi nizja
srednja trgovska sola in me-
scanska sola rangom nizje
srednje sole.
Mad 1000 slovenskih otrok
je obiskovalo to solo, ma kate
ri je poucevalo SO - 40 ucnih
moci. Cd 1919 dalje je bila So
la last novega "solskega dru-
stva', XII jo je prevzelo cd
Druzbe sv. Cirila in Metoda, in
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cd tedaj dalje je bill soil vodi-
tell Andrei COX.

cd tedaj dalje je bill soil vodi-
tell Andrej COX.
Ia sola, XII je bila med glavni-
mi stebri trzaskih Slovencev "a
njihov narodni napredek, je OBJ
stojala do 1880. In Sc tega leta
so Sc vrsile predpriprave "a ma
slednje solsko leto 1930-31. u
cenci so Sc vpisali, a 1. septem-
bra je bila pc start navadi ma
sa v cerkvi sv. Jakoba, po ka-
teri hi bin morali ucitelji in u
cenci iti v solo, ma otvoritev
solskega leta. Vse to Sc je seve-
da godilo v sporazumu itali-
ianskimi oblastmi. Kakor sire
la iz vedrega neba Sc pojavi
med maso v cerkvi karabinjer,
XII vroei pok. Andreju kot SOL
skenau predstojniku - dekret
Wade il Rima, da je sola "a
branjena in da Sc mora zapreti.
Lepa slika cisto fasisticnih me-
tod! Moreno 81 predstavljati
nered in brige, XII so jih te od-
redbe povzrocile pri otrocih,
njih starsih in pri ucitelskem
osobju, katero je naenkrat O.
stale zreb kruha.
Ko je bila sola zaprta, Sc je
Annrej COX posvetil samo pri-
vatnemu zivljenju. Bill je pre-
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POstena zena

XII bi rada dober dom, "a gospo-
dinjo; 3 v druzini, II, 18. in As.
let start. Zjutraj gremo, zyecer
pridemo. Katero veseli maj pise
in pridemo po njo.
JOE A. SIVEC, R. F. D., 2,
Ross Rd., South Madison, Ohio.
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INVEST. IN vIcToRYl

Our boys take the War to the enemy If we back them
with ships and tanks and guns! But that takes money!
Help Government to put the tools Of war into the
hands Of soldiers by purchasing War Savings Bonds and
Stamps. And remember Just one Bond can't lick the
Axis any more than just gn It takes millions of
Americans buying War Savings Bonds and Stamps every
pay dayl
Bonds cost $18.75 and up and they pay you back
onethrd only 10 years Stamps cost lOs ESD and
up soon total the price Of Bond il bought xexuarly
Help our boys the fighting fronts wherever they may
bel Buy War Savings Bonds IN nvesnent Tor youzseH
and your country. &C.
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n ~ "
ISce

Sc starejso ,zensko, XII bi poma-
gala lahkim hisnim delom. Bi
lahko tn ostala cez noe ali pa
sla domov. Ia podrobnosti sc
poizve ma HIT E. 148 St. cd St.
Clair Ave.
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zurno gladino nasega sinjega
Jadranskega Morja. Gledal 81 In
obzaloyal nesreco, ki je zadela
Tvoj narod, pa 81 upal in upal,
da pridejo boljsi dnevi, da DO
prayica zmagala in da bo Tvoj
narod zivel v svobodi. Boljsi
dnevi pridejo = v to verujemo
- zmagala DO pravica, Tyoj na-
rod bo zivel v svobodi, ali Te-
be, XII Te je narod tako ljubil
in v katerega je incl zaupanje,
ker 81 ga vedno branil, Tebe vec
ne bo med zivirni. Usoda. Mo-
raj 81 Sc zrtyovati, da bi dr,lgi
ziveli in bill svobodni.
Ave, pia amina.
Danilo zelen, slusatelj prava
no ljubljanski univerzi. Mlad in
lep, Junak. Tudi MEGA so pogo
dila zrna italijanske puske. O
MEM in njegqvem delu danes
ne bono pisalf, Samo to ONE
njamo,' da ako je res, cesar ga
Italijani dolzijo, je zasluzil, da:
mu Slovenci in Hrvati postavijo
spomenik sredi belega Trsta. To
Sc DO morda tudi storilo, ako
Bog da in sreea junaska.
Junaki, poeivajte v miru!
Vasa kri, kakor tudi kri Vladi-
mira Gortana, bazoviskih muce-
niekov in zrtev trzaskega pro-
cesa, skupaj krvjo ostalih tt
socev najboljsih sinov Trsta, T.
stra in Gorice, XII so polozili
Tsvoje zivote ma oltar domovine,
in XII SO padli v borbi "a svobo-
do, bo mascevana! Slava Vam
Vsem ostalim zrtvam, onim
tisocem, XII so prenasali - a
mnogi tisoci Sc prenasajo -
nuke fasistovskih zaporov in
koncentracijskih taborise, maj
DO vecna hvala.
Maj bodo Vase nuke in zrtve
zalog "a zmago onih idealov, "a
katere smo sc borili in Sc bori.
mo, a to so pravica in ljudsko
dostojanstvo. V borbi proti o.
krutnemu in nekulturnemu ia.
sizmu ste padli i prenasali zr'
tive ne samo "a svobodo Sloven.
cev in Hrvatov pod Italijo, ne
go "a pravico cloveka, "a obrai
clovecanstva.
"Jugoslovanski odbor il Itali'
je' prisega, da bodo maseevane
vse krivice z brezkompromisnc
borbo proti krivici in nasilju
ter "a zmago pravice, postenja
svobode in ljudskega dostojan.
stva.
"Jugoslovanski odbor liz Itali,
lie - Predsednik:
DR.. Ivan M. Cox.
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Odrasla

druzina zeli dobiti hiso "a emo
druzino, prilicnem kraju. Ia
.dovoljni bi tudi bill S stanova-
MEM 5 sobami, spodaj. zelimo
ziveti mirnem kraju in stalno.
Naslovite ma Felix Rozina, 1864
E. IS st.
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vec eksponiran, da bi smel riski-
rati kakrsnokoli udejstvovanje,
obdan noe in dan cd fasistov-
skin agentov in spijonov. Ipak
so ga dvakrat zaprli, prvic v
Kopru v famoznem zaporu, dru-
gie v Sc famoznejsi Regina Coe-
Ii v Rim. Ker pa mu MISC mogli
nicesar dokazati, je bill izpuseen.
Fasisti so smatrali, da ze sama
njegova pojava pomeni moral
no podporo slovencem, cato
Jim je bila eelo njegova ma
vzocnost sama ma poti. Brez
razloga je bill - skupaj z mno-
gimi drugimi - Sc nekaj dni
pred vstopom Italije v vojno
zaprt. V poznanem procesu de-
cembra meseca 1941 v Trstu
proti II osebam radi "veleizda-
jje in antifasizma" je bill z dru-
,gimi vred obsojen ma 80 let
zapora.
Sedaj je prisla vest, da je Sc
meseca julia umrl v zaporu.
Ker je bill zdrav in krepak, je
verjetno, da je umrl ma posle-
dicah -groznega postopanja z
MIN, ali zastrupljenja, ako ga
MISC naravnost ubili.
Andrej COX je nedolzna zr-
tev. Glavna krivda. mu je bila,
da ,je brat predsednika "Jugo-
slovanskega Odbora il Italije'.
XII je bill vodja antifasistienega
pokreta, pa je vspel, da Sc resi-
in zivi v Ameriki.
Velik in. impozanten po zu-
nanjosti, je bill pok. Andrej
blag in skromen v obeevanju.
Zaveden Slovenec in iskren Ju-
goslovan bill je vedno cvrst ka-
rakter, posten in objektiven.
Vsi so ga imeli sradi. Njegovi
bivsi ,ucenci in kolegi so ga O.
bozavali. Posebno pa so ga spo-
stoyali in cenili tudi mnogi tr-
zaski Italijani. Dicila ga je do
brota in plemenitost srca. Mic
ne more bolje karakterizirati 81
rine njegove lepe duse nego ia
dogodek il njegovega zivljenja
Italijanski iredentisti il bivsih
avstrijskih pokrajin so smatra-
Ii Viljema Oberdana, XII je pri-
pravljal atentat ma cesarja
Franco Jozefa, pa so ga prijelj
in obesili, kot svojega najvecje-
ga junaka in mucenika. Po cell
ltaliji je slavljen kot tax. Ober-
dan je bill nezakonsko dete ma
tere Slovenke, XII nj niti obvla-
dala italijanskega jezika. Gee
Italian pa je vzgojil sina v ita-
liianskem iredentisticnem duhu
Oberdan ie pred smrtjo zapu'
still neka pisma in druge doku
mente v rokah sorodnikov Slo.
vencey, mislet, da .hodo take
najbolj ma yarneni Tako je "a
res bilo.
Nekaj let pred danasnjo vel
no je sluca jno vspelo pok. An
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Our factories are turning out hum
dreds of these bombing ships. Yet
1t is only through your investment
in War Bonds and Stamps you can
do your share to help provide pa
troll hombers for our rapidly in
creasing air force. Invest at least
ten percent OF your income every
payday in these Government securi-
ties and LIDO your bit to win and short
en- the war. Our, airmen are de-
pending on your help.
- u. S. Treasury Department
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X y" X
W.AettHo444v%M|
WAR BDND5|
- .,@

At Midway, in the Coral Sea and
from General MacArthur's head
quarters In Australia, the Navy pa
troll hombers are searching out en-
enny bases. ships and transports and
completing their mission" The
Navy Patrol Bomber costs about
$750,000. 49,.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-29

Each Of these single and doubebreosed eeu
lar quality reduced from regular stocks richly extured
wool worseds tweed ohevots fonnes twists Regulars IS
to 49, shorts IS to A. longs 50 Al outs 80 49, and
short stouts 50 to A. Note: breasted three
piece double breasted are piece.
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Dieppe Experience Helped
In Africa, McNauqhton Says
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
SOMEWHERE IN ENGLAND
Jan. 29.-Lt. Gen. A. G. l.. Nc
Nauehton said yesterday the lessons
learned at Dieppe last August were
used by the Allies in the North
Africa landings.
Planning and conduct of the Ca
nadian-led assault operation on
Dieppe were studied from every
possible angle" and will serve as q
guide for future operations Of the
kind, the commander of the Cana
dian Army in Britain said.
Gen. McNaughton talked to war
correspondents after they had con-
Guided visit to the Canadian Army
One asked whether the Dieppe
raid wasn't called "a badly-kept Sc
cret." The general replied, II
wouldn't say that" He explained
that the Germans knew something
had to be done" from the west by
the United Nations and consequent
ly their defenses from Norway to
Spain were maintained in state OF
alert.
He recalled the accidental en-
counter shortly before the day
break landings at Dieppe OF for
ward elements of the raiding force
and an Axis convoy near the French
coast. That encounter. he said, put
the Nazis on guard and partly upset
the raid timetable.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-29
Food Supply Assures
1859 DIET in '43,
Bar Unit Is Told
Corryover Is Answer, Says
Shields, Solicitor of
Agriculture Department

Americas civilian food supply in
l943 will provide each person as
good diet as we had on the aver
| age in pre-war years from 1885
through 1885, despite the fact that
Is per cent of the total supply is
being sent abroad to the armed
forces for lease-lend, and to the
civilian populations in liberated
lands, according to Robert H.
Shields, solicitor of the Agriculture
Department.
Emphasizing that "our men in
the armed forces eat a lot more
than they did in civilian life" Mr..
Shields told members of the Fed
eral Bar Association yesterday that,
while food will not be as plentiful
as in other years, civilians should
not suffer for lack of proper diet.
Carryover Is Answer.
This is possible, he stressed, be-
cause we produced more food in
1912 than ever before in the Ma
tons history and have carryover
stocks, notably wheat.
The executive order on food is
itself no panacea for the problem
Mr.. Shields said, adding: "Consid-
er also that food prices are the
responsibility of OPA, and that the
farm and food factory labor sup
ply has been, until this week, the
primary responsibility of the War
Manpower Commission.
ITO say that food prices and farm
and food factory labor are part
and parcel of the food problem
and are inextricably bound up with
the other factors in the food pic
ture is to put the case in its simplest
terms"
Favorable factors for bumper
crops, he said are an above average
residual moisture in our soil caused
by generous SHOWS and rains, and
conservation of our soil in recent
years for just such emergencies as
this"
Cites Negative Factors.
Among negative factors, he listed
Va 2dhO vi LliC llSilb
types and in the right locations to
produce all of the particular foods
that are needed; q critical shortage
Of farm labor, with 1918, 900 men in
IL months leaving the farm for war
service T work in war plants; in
sufficient farm machinery, and in
adequate fertilizer supplies. On the
distribution side of the picture,
shortages In processing facilities, in
labor, transportation and storage
equipment are arising, he said.
The Government, he concluded,
does not take your food needs for
granted" adding that production
and distribution of food is the result
of careful planning and hard work.
Robert N. Anderson, association
president. announced the speaker at
next Thursdays luncheon will be the
Rev. DR.. Gather Warfield, former
Methodist missionary and educator
In Poland, who alternately WAS in
termed by the Polish and Russian
governments In the early stages OF
the war.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-29
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