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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-11

je ministrstvo pravoscdja opazoyalo omenjeni dnevnik
re dale easa).
>vseh jugoslovanskih krogih v Londonu vlada mai
vecje in %enoglasno razoearanje mad tenn, da Sc je nova
vlada pokazala nesposobno najti jasne in dolocne smer-
nice "a noyo jugoslovanskot drzavno poltko.-(ONA).
Po natisu tega clanka pa je prispela danes vest, da
je tudi ia ylada re padla. Urednistyo). :
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-11
Sinu " spomin

uoIlu LII IlcSIC CIlCIIlu, d lllhud
pozabljenemu sniu v spomin
njegova nesreena in do smrti
potrta matt.
Nesrecni moi sin, KIDD hi 81
bill kedai mislil, da DO naju "a
della tako velika nesreca. Ljub-
ljeni sin, %spominjam Sc tie, kako
81 bill priden, ko 81 prieel poha-
jati v ljudsko Solo in potem da-
lie v %gimnaziji, ko 81 bill vedno
med prvimi odlienjaki, da so tie
profesorji stavili drugim "a
vzgled. Spominjam Sc Sc, ko
sem tie prisla obiskat v skofo-
We zavode in me je tedanji raw
natelj, sedaj re pokojni skof
Gnidovec, poklical v sebi in tie
posebno pohvalil, da 81 priden
pri ucenju in ubogljiv. Rekel mi
je, da tie vsi v zavodih visoko
cenijo in da sem srecna matt, XII
imam tako pridnega sina.
Gotovo tedaj MISC slutili,
kaksna nesreca caka tebe in
meme. Zopet, ko 81 1928 dospel
v New York in te cd tam MISC
pustili dale, sem prejela tvoje
pismo, XII je bio namoceno S
solzami, ces tako blizu starsev,
pa mogoce ne hos mogel do
Nth in sc moral vrniti nazaj.
Kajti tedanji zakon je bill
strog in zelo natancen. Kako mi
je bio takrat hudo, sploh ne
mrem popisati.
1.-Two mi je pismo v spominu,
ko 81 mi pisal: Draga moja ma
ma; &c me ne bodo pustili ma
noben nacin k YAM, pridi vsaj
I'll do meme, da TIE bonn videl,
predno idem nazaj. Mama mo-
ia, pomagaj mi, da hi prisel k
YAM, ko sem re tukaj in tako
blizu $50.
To so bile bolecine in skrbi
"a ljubece materino srce. Use
sem poskusila, da ii omogocim
svidenje. Posvetovala sem Sc 2
Mr.. Kollandrom, kaj mi je sto-
riti. On mi ie %svetoval, da ma
Sc obrnem ma naSega kongres-
mana, da mi DO on gotovo po-
magal. V resnici sem Sc obrnila
ma e. Mihelica in ma sedaj re
pokojnega Louis Pirca, XII sta
res oba obvestila tudi sedaj ze
pokojneka kongresmana Moo.
neyja. On Sc je takoj zavzel in
tudi resnicno pomagal, da sc
tie spustili naprej. Sc danes sem
il srca hvalezna vsem, XII so sl
tedaj tako ma roko mem in mo.
jemu nesrecnemu sinu ter mama
pomagali listen kriticnem ca.
SUI.
Potem pa zopet, ko 81 pohaja.
~ Spencerian kodegij ma EucliC
Ave. Profesorji so Sc cudili, .ces
da komai 81 prisel il Europe, pa
re S tolikim znanjem. Seveda n;
bio cuda, sal 81 vse stvari, XII sc
jih tedaj ucili v doticnem kole.
giju studiral re ma Dunaju ir
potrebna tt je bila Sc anglesci.
ma, katere Sc nisi bill vesc.
Ljubljeni in nesrecni sin, nj
kdar tie ne DO pozabila tvoja
mamica in pc smrti bonn poci
vala poleg tebe. Ko sem tie Sc
zadnji vecer klicala ma telefon
81 mi z veseljem odgovarjal in
kdo hi 81 bill tedaj mislil, da sc
razgovarjava zadnjikrat in ds
zadnjikrat poslusam tvoj ljub.
ljeni glas in kako 81 bill vessel
ko sva Sc dogovorila, da pr.
dem naslednjega dine k tebi in
mi vessel voscil lahko noe in Fad,
Mi z Bogom.
Nikdar 81 nisem mislila, da
tie DO Sc tisti vecer zadela take
strasna nesreca in da tie bonn
naslednjega dine obiskala &c
- ~%,a~&x,~
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-11

V slucaju, da bi 81 ossce drznilo porabiti %strupene
pine proti zaveznkom, ga je predsednik Roosevelt posva-
ril, da Sc bodo Zedinjene drzave takoj in v popolni meri
maScevalo.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-12-08
0euntes @apitel

Das &an1infeuer in Ser alten Bt-
bliotbef NOR 5uiammengebrmtnt, l.n6
feline iinfen6e Slut mari IN Der
Mountaineering einen rotten Sdim.
mer auf 6ie 3iige zines alten Serrn.
Ser gebro9en NIT Dem Musoruf poni-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-12-08
geittmod, ben s. Desember 1913

gen0e1r Dlfq ruD18 aus unO lDIeOeED0lIe
leiie, aber beitinn1t: Weit mebr, als
bu benf1tl"
,@as ion oies beiBen, ssoa?"
,,gbe icb anttporte, r1uBt bn mir
IeIbit cine Srage geftatten. SD iebe
bein gritanner, aber bore meinen 8or.
lhlag: 8ertrauen gegen 8ertrauen.
Nimmit bu bieies glnerbieten an2"
uSa", ipra6 gbitb freuoig.
so iage mir Dor aIlern, G6itb:
liebit ou Sranf Morbaunt2"
,,Nein."
"Sn S6a's Mntlib bliste es einen
Nugenblid frelbig auf, 6ann fubr iie
fort: ,aennit bu feline @efiibIe fir
oi9?'
,,Nein.' -
80 miiie, 6aB er Inn bid au per.
ben geoenft; er Bat mid iogar. Bel
sir bie Siirbitterin at iein."
"ltno bait ou es ibm idon Der.
ipro9en?'
,,Nein."
uNad elmer Hauie begann Soa
|neueroings:
uDann tpirit 6u i'm ntbt beira.
ten?"
"Das iage id ni9t."
SOU iasit ia, oab bu i'm nidt
liebft."
,,Maer6ings; trotoem fann ib i'm
aber 6o9 beiraten.''
Gin S9atten 6es MiBmuts ber6ii.
iterte Soa's glntlib, uno iie frug nit
I'M n;6erer Stimme:
uWas tpilt 6u ban1it iagen?"
SD min nur an6el1teu, baB id
pieaeidt ge5tpungen tper6en fonnte,
Sranf Moroaunt 5u beiraten.''
u9ur6 tpen ge5pungen2"
uSrage nidt - i6 fann's sir
ni6t iagen; ipre6en mir ni9ts mebr
oapon - es ma6t midi ungludIib.
@as fann oies aIles bi6 intereiiie.
rem, S6a2'
SD min 6ir's geiteben: oen Mann,
tpel6en ou beradtet, i9 - id liebe
ibn."
@6itb itano itarr Dor erftaunen.
uSa" - fubr Sba fort, inoes iie
ii9 bertraulib our S9tpelter nieoer.
beugte, uno ibre 8angen erglubten
- ~id liebe i'm nit ganaer Seele
uno bon gan5em Screen"
uDu? Ou, mein &inb?"
sd bin fem &ino mebrl Sd mir.
oe oas @Iiid finoen f6nnen, menn
nidt cine gin5ige mir i'm g8ege
ftdnbe."
,llno bieie @ine?' fraste Goitb.
u8ift 6u ielbit."
,,Nein, nein!' rief iest g6itb er.
idroden. uDas berbiite @ott."
Soa aber tpanote fi9 aornig ab,
inoem tie bitteren Cones iagte: .Du,
ia 6u itebit 3tpiiden mir unb meiner
Ser5enspabl! Sebt nirit ou begrei.
fen, tpesbab mir ni9t mebr fir ein-
amber fiiblen f6nnen, pie ianft: mir
iino Gein6el Sa, td bafie bid nit
gliiben6em &aB!"
,,56neiter!" flebte goitb.
Seoa borte ni6ts mebr. geur ibrer
blinoen, entfeiielten 2eioenidaft fol-
geno, bate iie 1,ngeitiim oas 3immer
perlaiien uno Die Sir beftig binter
ii9 ins 5bloB getporfen.
gbitb blieb nod cine Beile tpie
ber1teinert 1teben: 6ann aber rana iie
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-12-08

ole NIL dDgelDanOIefn 0eltWIe rug.
u8ann bat Der gater ons leste Mal
nah Dir geididt, ssoa2"
uGeitern.
.l1no mann bas borleste MaI?"
u8or bier Eagen.'
limb id, Soa, babe ibon ieit orei
@oden fein 8ort mebr nit ibm ge-
iproden. 9as, meine i9, iiebt nidt
aus, als mollte id bid aus oem Ser.
5en 6es 8aters berbrdnge1."
uNein", ertpiberte Soa berlegen.
Sic tpubte niht, mas tie gIauben oiir-
fe. Sbre Mautter bate iie neriidert,
goitb sebe iid aue oenfbare Miibe,
oas groBe 8eiittlm fir ii9 anein
5u getpinnen, unb g6itb batte feinen
anoern 8epeis als ibr offenes @ort
gegen iolde 8ebauptungen. Gin i9pe-
rer 4ampf ging in Sba bor, uno oas
arme, unerfabrene &in6 barG iein
@eii6t in beioe Sdnoe un6 i9lu63te
bitterlid. =.
lln6 nod einmal trat goitb an iie
beran ,tnb iprad: ,2iebe ssoa! Ser
@eoanfe, oi6 Inn oein grbe au brin-
gen, liegt mir 10 ferne, oaB i6 Dir
ii, oieier Minute berit6ere, i9 gdbe
gerne @elb 1nb Gut un6 ar ,nein
8ermogen bin, tpenn id mir 6amit oas
glei6e MaB beiner 2iebe 5uriidfau-
fen fonnte, oas i9 bereinIt beieiien."
u8irflid, oas tpollteit bu2'' rief
Soa aus unb bob rai6 oas bertpun-
oerte @eit6t in 6ie Sobe, SD fann's
ni6t glauben - es lit gar 5u I'M
tpabri6einlid - logar Serr Mor=
oaunt glaubt, baB Dir iebr piel barun
liegt, aueinige grbin auf Go5p Deu
gu >perben; er iagte mir 10, er finoe
oi9 entietlib perdnbert."
uSerr- Worbaunt?"
u@arum ipri9it ou in 10 berd6t-
libem Some bon ibm?"
,,@eil er ebenfalls'' - man fonnte
ibr sic Mnitrengi1ng anmerfen, Die es
ibr foitete, oen leioeni6aftliden Son
nieberaubriiden un6 rubiger alt ia
gen: ,,tpeiI er @ait unieres Sauies
tit, Dem es feinesmess se5iemt, Ser
bGltniiie un6 8erf6nli9feiten 5u be-
urteilen, bie i'm ni6t inn Minbeiten
etpasangeben."
S6a beritanb gar tpobl, baB 6ieier
SdluB bur6aus nidt 6as iagte, tpas
Die anfdngli6e @ebe ausauoriiden be-
abfidtist bate. Sbre Sdpeiter NOR
offenbar aufgebradt iiber Serrn
Moroal1nt, u1o Soa's @eiidtsaus-
orud lieB oeutlid erfennen, oaB ibr
o1ele @ntoefung ni9ts tpeniger als
angenebm NOR. l1no iie ertpi6erte:
"@enn iene 8emerfung bon elmer
Berionlidfeit auseinge, oie 6u lief
battet, @oitb, 10 ipiir6eit 6u iie nidt
10 berorieBli9 aufgenommen baben."
u8er .iagt benn, oaB i9 &errn
Morbaunt baiie?" entgegnete @oitb
allsmeibenb. .
sd min niht eben iagen ,baiien',
aber 6o9 meme i6 -"
~8as meinit bu?"
SOU qudIf mild, g6itb, unb fragit
Inn Dinge, bie ou ielbit tpeiBt. Sci
san5 often: IiebIt bu Granf Mor.
oaunt?"
uSage mir 5uerit, tpesbalb bu oie,
ie Grage an mid rihteit9"
,@ir ale glauben es. @enn 6u
nber meine sSrnden immer nit @eder1=
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-12-08
e.. Syortfesung)

aus oes 8aters Ser5en az berorangen;
ou eraeisit ibm ieoe oenfbare Guf.
merfiamfeit uno bait 1pobl @ht, oaB
er au9 I'M oeine finolibe Iufopfe.
rl,ng miiie. Ml1es, tpas bu ibm nur
irgeno t,1n fannit, tuit ou, obne mid
oaran teilnebmen 5u laiien. Oft, tpenn
mir bid bier auf oeinem 3immer Der.
m1ten, iiteit 6u BEL ibm ,,nb traufelit
ibm bas @ift Der Mbneigung tpiber
mid uno meine Watter Eropfen fir
Eropfen ins Ser5. Saufig i6on be-
segnete i1 bir, ipenn ou iiber ben
bunfeln 4orri6or bonn 8ibliotbef5int'
u1er bergeidliden fan1it, uno oa tpuBte
id, bab bu aber1nals BEL linn getpeien
unb oeine Saat ser 3tpietra9t aus
seltreut batteit."
uSoa!" rief @6itb in beftiser gr.
resung. Mber oie Stiefi6pefer fubr
unbeirrt fort:
SD babe mir idon oft BEN &opf
%oariiber 5erbroden, mas benn Der Ell
aentlide 8etueggr,,no 6eines Suns
fem n1iiiie, l1n6 i9 fann mir in1mer
nur\ Die ein5ige Mbii6t 6enfen: gu
tradtei oi6 in oes @aters Ser5 feit
gu idnteideln, Inn 6ereinit alleiniee
grbin bon go5p Sen 5u peroen."
uSa! Soa!' rief ibre Sdtpeiter
abertnals i'm Some i6ner5li9iter
gntriiltung. sd oarf l1no min 6i9
nidt 10 re6en borenl 8er Inn alles
in Der Belt bat sir ioI9 grGBli6e
@eoanfen in ben Sit1n gebra6t?"
Seine eisene Sanolunssmeiie."
,,Nimmermebrl"
,,@ut; tpie fannit ou lte aber on
oers erflaren?"
"Soa, babe i9 6ir benn ni9t ftets
ia1tere idpelterli6e 2iebe betpieien2
Bie fannit ou alio 10 idtpar5e &C.
oanfen mir 5unluten 2"
80 ib femme oeine 2iebensniiroig-
feitl' ~
Sour miibiam bielt iebt goitb lire
Erdnen a,lriid. Das frGnfenoe, l1nge-
rebte Wort 6es Sreun6es berlebt ia
en,pfinolider, als 6as eines 5einoes.
,,@rfldre mir oein 8enebnen,
@bitb, un6 iage, mas i9 bon Dir oen-
fen iou2" .....
Eief sefrdnft idritt @6itb in bef-
tiger grregung i'm @emabe auf un6
ab uno blieb enoli9 Dor Der iiingeren
Sdmeiter iteben. ,Soa, ou beroienit
es nidt, bob i@ Dir cine @rfldrung
gebe". fagte iie; ,,6enn ou bait meine
treue, idpeiterlide 2iebe nit 10 maB-
loier &6rte un6 80smilligfeit ertpi.
bert, oaeb i9 bid eigentli9 nur NIT
iametgenoer 8eradt,1ng itritafen iou-
te. 4be aus Mitleio fir oi9, aus
Sodadtuns fir ,,nieren teuren ga-
ter uno ueil es eoel lit, ii9 an ieiuen
8eleioigern NIT ber6oppelter 2iebe 5u
RIDDEN. min id nod Elm lestes @ort
gu Dir ipreden uno beriu9en, mid
bon bem baBliden 8eroa9te 5u rel.
nigen, Der MIDI in oeinen Mugen 10
furdtbar gu erniebrigen ideint."
Soa iab ibeuen, fait dnsitliden
8lides auf Die 3iirnenbe, tpelde alio
fortfubr:
SOU bdlit es bieueidt ielbit faum
fir m0glid, tpenn id Dir iage, baB
ib i'm lesten Monat Elm ein5iges Mal
oa5u tam, NIT meinem Batter 5u ipre.
den. Du peiBt aber, 6aB er NIT ME.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-12-08
3 Qlccken4chlde9e
ober: 9as gebemnis gosb Dell

mano berteDren mag als nit Serrn
blunt, nno ib bate midi besbalb -
|io i6tper es mid audi anfam - 6o9
entidloiien, nur Damn gu ibm 5u tom.
men, tpenn er mid rufen lieBe. Du
weiBt ielbit, tpie ielten 6ies geidiebt;
oenn ou bait mid ia falt INNER 81,
ibm begleitet, menn i9 ibn beiudte.
Sd re6e nibt mebr NIT ibn, als on
aud; aber i9 liebe i'm innig unb
fann's nidt ertragen, i'm nur 10
ielten 81, ieben. Sd babe ia auf Ser
gan5en, peiten @elt auBer ibm 1,ie>
mano, Der an mir un6 1neinem S6id-
ial InteiI ninnmt."
Sier bieIt gbitb eine fleine @eile
inne. Soa bob oen 8lid fdii9tern
eupor, ienfte i'm ie6od iofort pie-
Der; oenn ite iab 6ie gusen Ser
Sdmeiter 6ebmiitig auf iid geridtet,
inoem iie peiter iprad:
uSa, i6 iebne MIDI barna6, linn
nabe 5u iein, audi ipenn ct ielbit ni6t
einmal cine Mbnung bat, baB i9 in
ieiner Nabe tpeile. S9 idleihe gar oft
leiie iiber BEN &orrioor na9 Der al
ten 8ibliotbef uno itebe beimli9 an
oes 8aters 8ett un6 laui6e feinen
slten15iigen. M6 S6a, tpenn i6 10 itiu
unb unbemerft in ieiner NGbe tpeile,
iiberfommt midi oft Elm iebnli6es
Gerlangen na6 gegenieitiger Mittei-
lung. Dann modte i9 meine Mrme
I'M leinen Sails egen rno i'm an-
feben, mir iein Gertrauen 5u i6en=
ten uno mir 5u iagen, tpel9' elm u1t<
bei1nli6es 8erbdngnis i'm 11ns emit
fremoet unb uns feline 2iebe unb iei-
men tagli6en l1mgang eeruubt bat.
slber bu tpirit mir gla1ben, baB i6
iol6e 8iini6e BEL mir bebalte ,1no
iiberbal1pt niemals nit oent 8ater
reoe, tpenn er es ni6t ausbriidli9
perlangt; uno bas geidiebt iebt im-
mer ieltener. 9eito otter brdngt es
mild, i'm beimlidertpeiie 5u ieben.
slls 6u mir na9mittags begegneteit,
fam i6 eben pieoer bon einem iol6e1
8elube aus Der alien 8ibliotbef. sS1
uuBte ni9t, oaB ser 8oter na9 Dir
geibidt batte, ionit tpiir6e id ni9t
bingesangen iei,1.''
so batteit 6u alio bod l1rIade,
meine 8egegnl.ng 5u ideuen."
uNidt in Dem Gimme, tpie bu
meinit. Sd fann es nun einmaI ni9t
ertrasen, meine 2iebe in irgeno elmer
@eiie beip0ttelt gu ieben, ielbit nidt
oie 2iebe gu meinem 8ater. Sd iage
Sir 6as MIR, ipeiI bu meine S9tpe.
ter uno audi feline Eo6ter biit, tpie id
ielbit. Soa, fennit bu ienes @efiibl,
oas uns alles ertragen, ulles erbul'
ben laBt fir iene Rerion, tpie pir lie
ben? Benn on Dies beritebit, tpenn orl
es faiien fannit, 10 tpiiie: iolbe 2iebe
ernpfin6e i6 fir meinen Bater. l1nb
NIT 6ieier 2iebe fir i'm in meinem
Ser5en f6nnte es mir moglib iein,
oieienigen gu baiien, tpelde ibm
teuer iino2 MuB id oid nidt idon
INN ieinetmilen ber5li9 lieben2 Sa.
| i6 Iiebe bid, Soa, liebe 6i9 treu ,1nb
aufridtig. Cont gab es cine 3eit
mo- al19 6u Itol5 parit auf bie gu
neigung 6einer @oitb; aber iebt.
Sic fonnte nibt bollen6en, berr
ISranen erltidten ibre Gimme, uni
elm 3ittern lief 6ur9 ibre aarte Sc
| Hof&1& o&>t2
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-14
Missouri River
Flood Continues

Omaha and Council Bluffs. Ia.
waited for the muddy waters to re-
cede.
At Hamburg, workers failed to
hold the surging waters at the main
dixie protecting 200 homes in the
south part of town. Iowa State
guardsmen. assisted by civilian
crews. worked all night to erect Il
temporary leVee in back OF the
break and SO far have been able to
control the flood.
1t. Col. e. =. Stanl Of The MIS-
souri, River Division of Army En-
eineers. reiterated the warning of
Gov B. B. Hickenlooper OF Iowa
that Hamburg residents should
leave the threa ened area promptly.
About $50 families we're taken out
yes erday and housed in churches
al Hamburg anc Sidney.
AT Omaha. where more than 1000
workers had waged a losing fight
against the flood, the chief damage
was done to The S4000.000 airport.
The village of Crater Lake, East
Omaha, and the city's industrial
section also were damaged, but no
estimate of the loss was available
and will not be until the waters
have receded.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-14
Leaders Outline
Calendar for Cubs

The calendar of coming events
for Cub Scouts of pack 174 was out
lined Monday at a meeting of den
chiefs and committee members.
All dens Of pack ia will meet at
p. m Thursday at Eighth and
Hamilton for a session. The coun-
eli will beet at the Christian church
on Nav l. A fa'her and son eve
ming hike and camp fire was sched-
uled for MAJ 81 Leo Brinnon will
provide a bean feed.
Pack ia is sponsored by the
State Street Christian church.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-14
Bon.bers Blast J
Ships, Down Six
Enemy Aircraft

SOMEWHERE IN NEW GUINEA.
April IA tUP'-Liberator and Fly
ing Fortresses crewmen shot down
SIX OF Is japanese intercepting
planes and then scored hits on two
cargo vessels and near misses on a
destroyer and merchantmen in a
nlne-ship convoy off HanSa Bay
Monday.
The story of the aerial success
was told today by he filters who
participated in the action over the
north New Guinea coast where thev
have battled for weeks to prevent
reinforcement of enemy bases. This
was the first convoy sighted in the
area since a destroyer group was
turned back almost two weeks ago.
LEFT FLAMING
A 10000 ton cargo vessel was
left flaming from end to end from
direct hits while an 8.000-tonner
also hit squarely was smoking amid
ships the fliers said They believed
beth sank later.
The CONVOY consisted of a light
cruiser, two destroyers. and six
cargo vessels. three of them of g.
COG to 10000 tons.
The Liberators attacked in Two
units, one led by Capt Charles
Whitlock of New Brunswick. N J..
Each picked out cargo ship and
came in at medium level. Sgt.
II - n.
Calf, Whitlocks bombardier, got
one near miss and two directs on
one ship and Second Lieut.. Byron
Card of Thorn own, Ind, bombar-
dier for First Lieut.. Jack Berkoyitz
Of Los Angeles hit the same ship
twice.
The whole rear part of the ship
seemed to blow out and she burned
rom a,em TO stern" Whitlock said.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-14
Groun OK S Takin,g
Jap Machinery

SACRAMENTO. April 14-tUP)
Legislation allowing state seizlee
Of farm machinery stored by in
termed japanese was approved in
principle ty the Senate agriculture
committee today.
The committee recommended a
bill by Senator HUGH Burns, Fresno,
setting up procedure for condemn
ing the machinery and sent the
measure to the finance committee,
where the amount of money neces-
sary will be fixed.
The bill was adopted without dis
cuSSion.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-14
Group Approves
SNependinq Law

SACRAMENTO, April IA. up
CALIFORNIA; full crew" law requir-
ing trains to carr1 three or more
brakemen was on trial in the state
legislature today after hearing
before a joint session of the SEN
ate labor "a assembly public util-
tiles committees.
After two hours of argument by
representatives of railroad compan'
les operating in the state and of
railroad unions, the assembly group
voted 80 to recommend passage
of bill suspending the 3o-year old
law for the duration.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-14
Wsv Clear for
KNIGHT Divorce

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, April IA
CUPJ - Chancellor Frank Dodge
cleared the way today for Arthur
Cameron, wealthy Houston, Tex, oil
man, to divorce June Knight.
Dodge denied the motion of the
former movie star to quash Came
ron'S divorce suit brought under the
Arkansas 90-day divorce law. Miss
Knight wanted to sue Cameron in
Texas, but Dodge said there was
some doubt of her legal residence
in that state.
Cameron charged that his wife
kept company with other men,
while Miss Knight charged Cameron
With various indignities.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-14
Bomb Passes Thru
FreiQhter, Explodes

ALLIED HEADQUARTERS NORTH
Africa, April Il. fUP)-Lt. Col. John
w. Weltman, of Rowlesburg, West
Va. plotting a fighter bomber dur
ing attacks against naval installa-
tions in Sicily, dropped a bomb
which passed through a freighter
at Porto Terres and exploded in
another merchant vessel alongside.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-14

PVT Burton (Berkie) Lemons,
sen OF Mr.. and Mrs. B. E. Lemons,
entered the armored force replace
ment training center at Fort Knox,
XIV, for his basic training. He will
ba in training at this place for IL
weeks
II recognition C his military
abili Y and qualities of leadership
Russell Peck of Holtville was ap-
pointed a cadet platoon commander
at the navy pre-flight school at st.
Marys college where he is in
training as a naval aviation cadet.
when this course is finished, he
will be sent o q naval air station
to start his primary flight training.
Aviation Cadet Norman R. Du-
pont. son o. 1t. and Mrs. Norman
Z. Dupont of Ell Centro, has entered
the army air forces technical
school at Yale university where he
will take intensive training toward
becoming a technical officer IN
armament with the rank of second
lieutenant. He will take courses IN
chemical warfare ma erials, cleo
trical armament controls, small
arms, explosives and ammunition,
oomb racks and two target equip
ment and synchronization OF air
craft machine gun sights and gun
cameras.
Among the top six in class OF
600 men Cadet Harold Eugene
Wi + o. FL Centro will be sent to
--ollvwood, Fla. 70" special training.
re hos lust completed his pre-
ftioh. trainino az the University OF
Southern California. He will re-
oeivn his commisSicn as an enSlPn
II the close of sixteen more weeks
+ training He will be nav"
-echnical observer. He attended
Central Junior college and played
on the football taam. He IS son
# Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. Witt.
Russell Yeager, deputy district
attorney of Imperial county. was
Commissioned an ensign in the
,ororau4ics b~onoh of the United
States navy and is awaiting call
o begin his training.
Major Charles Delp. who Is III
he army transport service. is en-
toying leave from his duties, spend
ing the time with his family and
friends in Ell Centro.
The latest word from 1t. Leroy
Edwards was received this week BY
his mother. Mrs. Ernest " Edwards
# Holtville. He has been put in
command of a mine sweeper and
has junior navy officers and en-
listed men in his command. He IS
= rsmnWhere in northern waters. He
as been in the navy for two years.
Tom Sl0vak son cf MY. and Me-,
7 F. S!cvak Of 862 Holt avenue, Ell
Gentro, was promoted to the grad'
If lance sergelnt at the armored
force replacement training center
It Fort Knox, Ky.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-14
WAR FILM IN us.

NEW YORK. April IA. - fUP)-
Desert victory" a film record of
the British Eighth Army's 1900
mile rout of Rommel's Afrika Korps
from FL Alamein, was shown on
Broadway today 10 cheering au-
diences.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-14

OMAHA, Neb.. April IA fUPl -
The crest of the flooded Missouri
river moved southWard to threaten
Hamburg, Ia, today as residents oil
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-14
Plane


WASHINGTON. April IA. up
Tie conaove sy over how many
aisplancs are to be sent TO the
southwest Pacific theater reached
he fcint today where President
Roosevelt ma have to step in and
max the decisiel.
Gen. Douglas Macarthur said
planes. not naval forces. were Aus
ralia's Fl st lina of defense.
7. we lose &c al. naval forces
ecnnot save Us" lie said.
AaeAgthur's statement Issued At
is headquarters in Australia ap-
paren.ly was intended as an answer
20 Secretary of Nay Ftank Knox,
VITO yesterday expressed doubt that
TIE Jal.l:eSe We're Planning an
INVASION OF Australia.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-14
VISIT CATITAL

Recently a group of MacArthur's
aids visited washington to discuss
the sitaation in the southwest Paci-
fl. ard their conferences included
one at the White House. Shortly
ate, the group returned to tire
eattle zone a dispatch quoting "au-
shoritatipe sources" came from Mac
Arthur,s headquarters saying there
were 10000 combat airplanes idle in
The United States.
War Information Director Elmer
Davi answered that with the COM
ment that they were not idle. He
said they were being used for pa
.rol duty. and to train the men who
viii fly them when the" reach battle
areas.
MacArt!3u.s emphasis on the i'm
pcrtance of air power appeared to
bring TO a head the recent agita-
ton both here and in Australia for
a.o.e planes for that front.