davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Nemacka.

Mnogo Sc spekulise 0 stanju
stvari unutar Nemacke. David
Anderson Il jednom brzojavu nju-
iorskom Times-u, (22. sep.) tvr-
di da Sc doslo do prvorucnih po-
dataka stanju stvari Nemac-
koj. Anderson, medju ostalim, ka-
ze: % narod je pasivan wise ne
go buntovan; pomiren bezciljan
wise nego slab; (2) nemacki Was
nici industrija gledaju nepovolj-
no ma nedavne gubitke, JOS nepo-
voljnije ma rusenje njihove imo-
vine koju nisu u stanju obnavlja-
ii sa tempom sa kojim Sc rusi;
CD narod Sc jos generalno ne o.
krece protiv Hitlera, gnjev Sc IL
razava protiv lokalnih nacista !;
(4) poverenje Hitlerov rezin
opada, to dOkazuje pad cena deo-
nicama.
Ako nista drugo, ia Anderso-
nova ocena ponovo potvrdjuje o.
no sto S. L. P. tumaci cd prvog
dana Hitlerovog stupanja ma vlast,
| t. j. da je Hitler izraz interesa
nemackih izrabljivaca, te da ce
ostati ma vlasti dok ii interest bu-
du zadovoljni sa njegovom Via
dom. iii dok radnici Nemacke ne
uzmu svoju sudbinu svoje ruke,
te Sc rese izrabljivaca i njiho-
vog brutalnog izraza.
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Ruski zahtevi "a reparacije.

tost u tome da je lepo izradlo zah-
teve ranije objavljene ma jedan i
Ii drugi nacin. Varga oznacuje tri
toboznja razloga "a svoje imperl-
jalisticke zahteve.
"Kao stvar ekonomske potrebe,
iavlia Sc da je on rekao, "repara-
CHE trebale bi pre- biti placene
Sovjetskoj Juniji drugim zem-
llama koje su pretrpele okupacl-
iu, i tada Siedinjenim Drzavama
Engleskoj gde ponioc nije odmah
potrebna.'
"U Nemackoj i vazalnim drza-
yama." Associated Press-a dlrekt-
mo citira Vargu, "bice besposllce'
j bice moguce da nekoliko milo
ma niihovih radnika dodju Ru-
siju da poprave stetu.'
"Varga," kaze njujorska Herald
Tribuna, "izjavio je da &c Nemoc-
ka i Moi prikljucene drzave ina
ii fondova ma raspolozenju "a pla-
canie reparacija, posto ce bltl
razoruzane i oslobodjene vellklh
(Nastavak ma 3. strani.)
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-09-30
Italia.

Saveznici su umukli diva ogrom-
ma topa ma italijanskoj obali Sor-
renta. Interesantno je pribelezitl
da su ii topovi criginalno dosli Il
Italiiu kao dar Velike Britanilc
nakon Prvog Svetskog Rata. ko
bi sc usudio kazati da tt topovl
nisu pre- nego sto SUI bill umuk-
mutt, unistili jednog iii wise sino-
va britanskih otaca koji su topove
gradili.
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Vazne medjunarodne vesti.

CHA II Argentina. Reakcionarna
sredstva jesu jedini metodi sa ko-
jima vladajuce klase sveta mogu
produziti sa svojom vladavinom.
S. L. P. je davno kazala (1912.
godine), gde socijalna revolucija
predstoji te sc zbog koga bilo raz-
-loga ne izvrsi, reakcija je alter
nativa. kraj reakciji II Argenti-
nj? Da, kada sc radnicka klasa
organizuje "a obaranje kapitaliz-
ma "a uspostavu Socijalizma.
Ne pre-.
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Velika Britannia.

Ako nista drugo, Churchillov
govor pred britanskim Parlamen-
tom izneo je cinjenicu da sama
Velika Britannia priznaje da do
sada nije otvoren takozvani dru-
gi front. Izgleda da Sc sa tim
priznanjem cekalo dok Churchill
nije bio spreman da izjavi da &c
drugi front biti otvoren preko
Francuske. A sve to je skladu
sa sve tesnjim vezama izmedJl
Velike Britanije i Stalinisticke
Rusije.
Zabasureno pitanje naciste Hes
s-a opet je iskocilo ma povrsinu.
(Nastavak ma 4. strani.)
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-09-30
Izvesta.j OdbOra "a pre-.
g!ed zeliezniCarskih
Zahteva nalazi sc
pred Predsednikom

Prosla ie gcdina dana cd kada
zeljeznicarski radnici podnesose
syoje zahteve IA povecanie ma
iamnice. Buduci da su zeljeznicar-
ski radnici primorani da Dodnesu
syoie zahteve "arbitrazi" Il Sc
zahtevi odugovlacise do stepena
Eomedije, ali ne komedije "a o..e
koii pate sve wise wise sa na~
iamnicom, koja je sve mamie ma
ME Il staniu da Sc hrNe sa nepIe-
kidno rastecim cenama. Maslncri-
ia "arbitraze" ipak melje. Il toga
mlina iscaurio Sc izvestaj>koji je
ssda pred Predsednikom i "a kc-
ga Sc ocekuje da &c biti obeloda-
II len ove nedelje. Odbor koji le
podneo izyestaj ;sastoji sc od tri
lica: vrhovnog sudca DR. We
North Caroline, |. L. Sharfmana.
qIave odelenia ekonomije na mi
ciganskom sveucilistu, Frank NJ.
Swackera, njujorskog advokata.
Sastav odbora moze da nam sIuzl
tao uputa "a ocenu moguce sadf-
zine izvestaia. Ali tekaGemo.
JOS jedna grupa zeljeznicarskih
radnika ceka ma odluku veZi sa
svojim zahtevima "a povisicu ma
iamnice, to ie grupa od 1,o0o.ooo
radnika koii nisu direktno veza-
| nj sa operisanjem lokomotiva.
Pre- nekoliko meseci zeljeznicars-
kc korporaciie odobrise poviSlcu
cd 8 cent? ma sat. ali DlrektOr
Stabilizaciie, Fred NJ. Vinson, od-
biie potvrditi tn povisicu. | po
drugi put kcrporacije pristanu ma
povisicu, ali Viuson stoji kao ste
ma - protiv poviSice. Z vezi sa
svoiim zahtevima, predstavnicl
radnika ma l. septenlbra iznesose
sledece interesantne cifre: "Sko-
70 polovica celog brcja osoba an
pazovanih zelieznicarstvu jos
primaju mamie Cd 70 cent? ma sat.
rekli su oni II jednom pismu Jo-
seph B. Eastmanu, direktoru trans
portacije. "Veliki broi radnika
prima mamie cd SO cent? na sat.
Vanredno iskusni mehanicari pri-
maiu cd 25 do so cent? ma sat ma
ME nego sto primaju radnici ma
istim poslovima.'
To je prilicna slika operisanja
vladimir kontrola. Neka nam to
sluzi kao podstrek "a neposrednu
horbu protiv uvadjania novih
kontrola koje ciljaju potpunom
potcinjavanju radnika. i kao pot
strek neprekidne borbe "a cbara-
ME kapitalistickog sistema izrab-
liivanja j pljacke. Nasi problemi
bice resent TEX kada uspostavimo
druStveno uredjenie pod kojim ce
proizvadiaci primati potpun drus-
! tven plod svoga rada.
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Straik zeliezniCarskiE'
radnika II Los
Angelesu.

Uprkos svih pretnja sluzbe-
nih dekreta IL Washingtona $500
radnika Pacific Electric Railway
kompaniie stupili >su ma stralk.
Pored toga, IL simpatije prem!a
strajkujucim radnicima, radnici
Southern Pacific, Santa Fe i Uni
(Nastayak ma 4. strani.)
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India.

U Severnoj Indiji pocele su bu-
ne "a hleb. Drzavna policija kash-
mira odgovorila je sa vrucim olo-
To ie obican odgovor izrablji-
vaca, kada zrtve nevaljano orga-
nizovane traze hleba. Valjano or
ganizovanje stavilo bi cipelu ma
drugu nOgu.
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Moglo bi cak izgledati suvisno
IL republikanskoj vladavini da Sc
rodnasa dopuna Ustavul kao sto
ie Trinaiesta da Sc brani narod
protiv samog sebe. Buduci da ma
rod ne bi nikako mogao da zaro-
bi samog sebe. tim postaje ocevld-
no da bi jedan deo naroda mogao,
sa silom iii nelegalnim metodima,
da stavi rorstvo ostale delove
naroda. Austin-Wadsworth-ov bill
ne kriie cinjenicu da je tai "deo'
naroda izvesni uposlivaci radnlka
i da bi oni mogli i hteli poniziti
radnike do nivoa industry skin
kmetova. Takodjer izgleda da su
predstavnici mocnih interesa ma
poslu sa tim ciljem kao bazom "a
niihovo neustavnO, protu-radnlc-
ko zakonodavstvo. Nedavna pou-
ka il Nemacke uci mas da izabra-
nj pouzdani predstavnici mogu
postati lakeiski petolizci izvesne
grupe Observation-Disclosures poslo-
davaca koii bi upotrebili vladu "a
i2vrsivanie despotskih trans
kin dekreta "a drzanje radnika II
potpunoi potcinjenosti.
U svojoj History of Ohio.
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Bella kuca,
Washington, d. c.
Gospodine:
U izvestaju stampe u niujors-
koj Herald Tribuni, koji dolazi il
Washingtona III. avgusta), mi
citamo: "veruje sc da je Pred
sednik gotov da trazi od Kongre
sa da usvoji Observation-Disclosures
ov bill
Tai Sc bill odnosi ma radnike d.
rektno i, ako postane zakonom, g.
mogucio bi konskriptovanje ljudi
zena "a sve forme rada vezi
sa ratnim naporom i opunomotio
bi Predsednika (kroz lokalne cd
bore Selective Service) da odredi
osobu "a dani posao, poslodavcu
kome najvise potrebuje on iii O.
ma, bez razlike radnikove licna
volje DO toj stvari. Ocevidno je
mama, gospodine Predsednice, da
ako takav bill postane zemaljskim
zakonom, on &c poniziti radnike dc
nivoa "neprivolnih sluga,' sto Il
stvari jeste SRI ropstva.
Clanovi lokala 70 Photo-Engrav-
ers junije Severne Amerike, zeie
izraziti svoju srdzbu Zapanjc
most da ia novina implikaclli
kaze da ste vi gctovi da trazite od
Kongresa da proturi tai neustav-
nj zlobni protu-radnitki bill: Da
Ii ia novina ne pamti da sta Vi
polozili sledecu zakletvu:
"Ja Sc svecano zaklinjem da cu
verno izvrSavati duznosti Pred
sednika Sjedinjenih Drzava, hocu,
prema svojim najboliim sposob-
nostima, sacuvati, stititi, brani-
Il Ustav Sjedinjenih Drzava."
Da Ii njujorska Herald Tribuna
rezna da je Austin-W adsworth-ov
bill u stvari, plan "a konskriptova-
ME radnika da je konskriptova-
ME radnika prisilni rad (sa izu-
zetkom kazne "a zlocin), da ie on
neprivolna sluzba i da je nepri-
volna sluzba srz ropstva da su i
ropstvo i neprivolna sluzba izrici-
tc bez kvalifikacije zabranjeni
II Sjedinjenim Drzavama po Usta-
WI, koji jasno kaze:
"Odsek L:
"Niti ropstvo niti neprivolna
sluzba, osim kao kama Ia zlocin
"a koji optuzenik ina biti zakoni-
to pronadjen krivim, ne SINE pos
tOiati II Siedinieni Drzayama nj
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-09-30
Junijski protest Predsedniku.

ii u ma koiem mestu podpadaju-
Gem pod niihovu jurisdikciju.
"Odsek 2:
"Kongres &c imati moe da stavi
u krepost oval elan putem odgo-
varaiuceg zakonodavstva."
Gospodine Predsednice, mi ne
zaboravljamo aa Sc nalazimo II ra-
tn, ali, kao Sto mi to razumemo,
u ratu koji prividno ina da spre-
ci iste nacistifke ropske uslove,
koie nam Sc nude u tom blu cd
strane eospode Austin Wads-
worth-a. Mi srno svesni cinjenl-
ce da nase liGne slobode postepe-
no nestaju da dok Sc nasi sinovi
i nasa braca bore umiru u dale
kim kra ievima, Aakoni Sc bro u
svaiaju, pod izgovcrom ratne po-
trebe, koji unistavaju poslednje
ostatke nase slobode kod kuce.
Dovoljno ie dokazano Il mirn i u
ratu, da oni koii stvaraju bogat-
stvo nagradieni su dugom povor-
kom zloupotreba uzurpacija, ko-
ie neizmenjivo ciliaju istim svr-
hama j pokaZuju namere da ponl-
re radnike do apsolutnog despo-
tizma. NemoguGe je pomisliti, gos-
podine PredsedniCe, da bi vi izne-
yerili svoj sveGani zavet narcdu
owe zemlje iii da bi kongres od-
bio da iznudi postovanje Ustavu
sa odgovarajucim zakonodavs-
tvom.
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gospodin Charles 3. Galbreath IL
neo je jedno prilitno plasljivo, "a
Ii zbog toga nistag mamie prozirno
opazanje, po o osf@sEari kada je
pisao:
''U republikanskoj vladavini gde
je narod suveren, izgleda da je
suvisno promicati seriju deklara-
ella da sc stiti narod cd samog
sebe. Ipak, moglo bi Sc odgovor;-
ii, da popularne vecine mogu pos
tati tiranske da te deklaracije
pruzaiu koristan slit manjinama
i poiedincima. Da one sluze kaO
kontrola mad zakonodavnim tell
ma, koja su wise puta predmet or
! biljne zabrinutosti onima kOji In
| izaberu."
Mi ponavljamo, nemoguce je "a
misliti da bi izabrani predstavn!-
ci owe zemlje izneverili dato i'm
poverenje. Mama je jos prekorni-
/ ie, u stvari odvratno naSem poi
mu pravicnosti, posmatrati owe
pokuSaie da sc radnike baci u
ropstvo kada Sc milioni nash gra-
diana nalaze, iii vojnickim To-
gorima iii II dalekim zemljama.
nesposobni da znadu sta Sc desa-
va liza niihovih ledia, iii dok mi
lioni radnika radnica angazcva-
nih dugim napornim satoyima
| teskog rada, sa skoro nj malo vre-
mena da citaju dnevne novine iii
da mace prate akcije svoiih iza-
branih predstavnika. CHE ruke
oni su powerful dizgine Wade.
Ali ako izabrani predstavnici
utine neki pokusaj da obore Ustav
i da ucine zakonom takve ropske
dekrete, kao sto je Austin-Wads-
worth-ov bill, iii ma koje druge
zakone koii su protivni naibcliim
interesima radnika, mi zelimo
snazno podvuci ovo, da cemo ape
lovati ma naSe drugove radnike
kroz celu zemlju da Sc odupru
takvim navalama na nase slobo-
de, kao sto su cinili naSi praoci
pre- mas, posto smo mi svesni ma
sep nasledstva kao slobodni ljudi,
Ii kao slobodni ijudi urgiracemo
nase drugove radnike svugde da
upotrebe svoje ustavno pravo da
spreee kugu neprivolne sluzbe Il
ovim Sjedinjenim Drzavama.
Sa najvecim poStovanjem vasi.
i J,
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proizvodi ljudskog rada imenova-
nj su kao "otplata Rusiji Il novcu,
robi, stoki, maSinama i drugim
stvarima," "a podneSene gubitke.
Ciljevi imperiializma.
Cilievi imperijalistickog prosi-
rivanja, rekao je Karl Liebknecht
= koji je jedno vreme bio uve-
liko postovan Sovjetskoj Juni-
il - jesu (a) zemlja, (b) proiz-
vodi ljudskog rada i (c) sam ljud-
ski rad. To su ia trojica ciljeva
koji karakterisu politiku prosire-
MIA Sovjetske Rusije kao imperi-
ialistieku. Mogucnost "a postig-
nuce tih ciljeva postojace Ma kra-
ju Drugog Svetskog Rata.
PoIitika reparacija.
Pregled traznia Stalinistickih
kin vodja cini jasnim da oni ci-
-ljaju trojnim ciljevima imperiia-
lizma, ne misle da promase nj
jednog. Varga, Stalinisticki pro-
fesor, poseduje dvojbenu istaknu-
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-09-30
"Odsek /:

"Odsek /:
"Niti ropstvo niti neprivolna
sluzba, osim kao kama Ia zlocin
"a koji optuzenik ina biti zakoni-
to pronadjen krivim, ne SINE pos
tojati Sjedinjenim Drzavama nj
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A. A. Albaugh, Predsednis
Protestnog Odbora,
Gee. E. Bachman, Preds
Marlin Powell, Pod-preds
F. J. Bergman, Fin. Sekr
WEEKLY PEOPLE.)
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oOLICITOR P.O. DEPT

NASA SREDSTVA: Prosvc-
civanje ra1lniCkc klase u tfuhu
Marksizma: da su rad j kapi-
tai nepOmirljivi neprijatelj:
organizOvanje radnicke kIase
u jednu RevOluciOnarnu Poll
ticku Partiju IA Osvajanje i
razaranje POliticke Drzave Ma
pitalizma; organizovanje rad
nika u jednu revoIucionarnu
Industrijalnu Juniju "a uzi-
mamie, drzanje i kretanje svih
,naljskih industrial.
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NASA SYRIA: Unisten1e
kapitalistickog ured jenja; n
nistenje najamnog ropstva
radnicke klase; prenaSan5e
syih xemaljskih industrija u
ruke organizovanih proizvo-
djaGa; svakom radniku potpun
plod njegovog rada; oslobo-
dIjenje celog covecanstva cd
morije Klasne Vladavhe; us
postavljanje Slobodne Zajed-
nice Drugova i Drugarica -
Industrijalne Republic Rada.
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Canton, Ohio
September IL, 1943

Predsedniku Sjedinjenih Drzava,
Bella Kuca,
Washington, d. C..
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-03
Churches
Schools
November to Be
Church Month
In City

El Centro ministers backed the
proposal, inaugurated by the Ell
Centre Kiwanis club and sponsored
by other clubs and organizations,
to make November church month
in the city, the ministerial associa-
ton taking this action at its meet
ing wednesday morning in the
California hotel where the group
gathered for breakfast
The Rev. Mr.. R. c. Rogers, presi-
dent, conducted the business meet
ing during which plans were made
for the annual Thanksgiving
service.
This service has ben changed
from Wednesday night to Thurs
day. Thanksgiving night, Nov. 25,
and will be held at 7:45 in the
Presbyterian church. The Rev. MI
Robert DunaWay of the Foursquare
church will preach the sermon and
the other ministers will participate
Camp Locketts famous choir of
SO will supply music, Chaplain
Diggs of Camp Lockett arranging
the program. In addition to the
choral numbers, therde will be
selections by quartet and a soloist.
The entire service is open to the
residents of the community.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-03
Society
Clubs
Role of Women
At Peace liable
Is Discussed

Women at the International
Peace Table" was the general sub
ject for discussion at Tuesday
nights meeting of the Sand Dune
Toastmistress club held at the Cali
fornia hotel with Ruth Van Ausdeln
as toaStmistress of the evening.
Four speakers presented the sub
ject from the viewpoint of women
Of four nations: Mrs. E. B. God
frey, that of the Englishwoman;
Nowassa Westover, that of the Rus
sian, Starr Won Fluss, that of the
Chinese, and Alice Clark, that of
the American woman.
Irene MattoX was general critic
and Evalena Moore and Dorothy
Ehmke, critics.
Mrs. Moore, president, presided at
the business meeting during which
revision of bylaws was effected.
Guests we're: Alice Arner, Marie
Land, Dorothea Whittekin, Gerald
Inc Bradley, Doris Letzler, Ruth
Mccullough, Mrs. K. E. Cooper.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-03
Methodists Hear
Fine Talk on
Pearl Harbor

A dramatic eyewitness account of
Pearl Harbor was presented for the
Women's Society of the Methodist
church by M L. McDougal, county
supervisor for the Farm Security
administration who lived in Hawaii
for a number of years preceding the
attack.
Mr.. McDougal was guest speaker
at the societys meeting Tuesday in
the social hall being introduced by
w. w McEuen. In his talk he de-
scribed his experiences during the
japanese attack sketchine in
background of life and conditions in
the Islands preceding that time.
During the business meeting it
was voted to begin luncheon at IL
noon in the future instead of IL 80.
and it was announced that the
rummage sale is to be Nov. II with
Mrs. Wesley He'll as chairman of
The committee in charge. Mrs. S.
p. Holiday conducted the devo-
tional service which was on the
Thanksgiving theme.
Mrs. George Cannon and her
committee served a delicious lunch
con preceding the program, dec
Grating their tables with colorfu
sprays of pepper.
Mrs. M. j. Dowd, president, then
introduced Mr.. McEuen VINO IN Turn
nrasentfd d the speaker
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-03
Bridal Shower
Recent Event

MEXICALI, Nov. 3-Euterpe club
members Tuesday night gave a
bridal shower for Lucrecia Noriega
whose marriage to Alfredo Soto
Hay, chancellor of the Mexican
consulate, is to be solemnized on
Sunday.
The party TOOK place at the home
of Rosa Maria Robles in MeXicali,
and the other guests, in addition to
Miss Noriega were: Mrs. SocoTo
Fsauer. Mrs. Lupe Flores Chapa;
the Misses Emma Gallego, Maria
Teresa Meolna, Elba Arce, Berta
Gallego, Lali Erquiaga, Beatriz
Duenas, Socorro Larrinaga, Concha
Barron, Irma Ortiz, Georgina Arce,
Josefina Nunez, Josefina Gonzalez
Berta Becerra, Rafaela Sanchez
Carmen Soleno, Mary Cottrell, Lu-
crecio Carmelo, Marta Garcia,
Challito Perez.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-03
Judge Harden in Splendid
Address on Constitution

nual Masonic homecoming of Ell
Centre lodge No. 384, F.. and A. M
held in the temple.
The Homecoming also served to
celebrate Navy day and Constitution
day and the program was in keep
ing with that observance.
Judge Harden is not only an out
standing authority on the United
States constitution but he is also
a noted speaker and his talk Tues
day more than lived up to the high
expectations of his audience. He
emphasized the degree of paternal-
ism which the nations government
has assumed but concluded with
the thought that with the help of
Almighty God the American people
| will continue to progress and to
maintain their democracy"
Judge Elmer W. Heald, acting
master of the lodge presided, well
coming the some 200 Masons and
their families who attended, repre-
senting all communities of the val
ley.
INTRODUCTIONS
Visiting dignitaries were intro
duced, past and present masters of
valley lodges, past masters of Ell
Centre lodge; Mrs. j. E. Burns,
worthy matrOn of Signal chapter
No. 276, o. E. S. and Mildred Webb,
honored queen of the Ell Centre
bethel of Jobs Daughters.
Special tribute was paid R. E.
Couch and 1. w. McGrew of Ell
Centre who have been Masons for
so years
Entertainment for the evening
was presented by the Imperial VAL
ley Music Teachers association who
introduced the. winners in the
scholarship additions : conducted
last year
Dorothy Armstrong, chairman of
the scholarship committee, explain
ed the project to the group and pre-
sented the winner in each division,
each being heard in the addition
selection which won for her the
scholarship award.
These four. students are: Phyllis
Lytle, flute, winner in the wood
winds division; Winnie Jeanne
Lakey, violinist; Barbara Mead,
voice; Virginia Mead piano. Zona
North was accompanist for the
tlute and vio.r1 selections and Mrs.
Eugene Waterman, for the vocal
number.
Preceding the program was a de-
licious Southern ham and sweet
potato dinner served by B. E. Lem
ons and his committee.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-03
Pen Women in
Fall Session

Words, a Potent Factor in the
War Effort was the timely sub
ject chosen by Bonnie Welch for
her program given Tuesday for the
Ell Centre branch. National League
OF American Pen Women, the group
meeting at the home of Mrs. H. j.
Ingram, BraWley.
Mrs. Welch, who is a noted artist.
proved her facility with the pen as
well in her eXcellently Worded paper
in which she emphasized the i'm
portance of the printed word in
influencing thought and resultant
action.
During the business meeting it
was voted, die to problems of
transportation, to cancel all meet
ings until the annual session in
April
At the conclusion of the pro-
gram Mrs. Ingram served tea to
members and guests: Mesdames
Harvey Hastain, Bonnie Welch.
William LoWther, Uhl Sinclair, Don
{. Bitler, Earle G. Davis, w. A. Nc
Fadden, Clifford Allen, C. A. Sperry,
j. E. Harshman, c. Harding and
the hostess.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-03
War Work Done
By TameIu+a

Tameltau Camp Fire groups
orvice committee has been busy
hese past weeks collecting maga-
ines for the Red Cross and grease
for the war effort. All money OBJ
aimed from the sale of grease is
'iven to the Red Cross to be used
for the comfort kits given to each
man who goes overseas.
This group has planned a patri-
80 'ornci' fire TO be held Armis-
tice day after school, arrangements
laving oeen made at the last meet
-" ~ Ibis tir,c the oirlS fini she'd
their books with Japanese style
>lnulng.
Since this was the last meeting
)f the month the group had the
eo,ler hirthdov p""tv thn""
present including: Joan Earls,
'meleno Ham .,o"f ia Harvey
Nancv He'll. Edith Mae Kennerson.
Trancie Lee Kirk, Joan Klyne,
eleanor Roberts, Ida Ruth Robert
son, Patsy Tyler. Phyllis Volner,
Nancy Young, Mrs. Jack Robertson,
assistant guardian, and Mrs. D. B.
Roberts, guardian.
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Dance Friday in
Imperial Hall

Rural Recreation Council will
give another of the famous old
fashioned dances sponsored by this
sgroup, the dance taking place on
Fiidav night Of this week, 80
O'Clock at the Veterans hall, I'M
perial.
=. AS usual the modern dances and
the old fashioned will be featured
At the last dance the Seaside Polka
was demonstrated and proved most
popular. The 5ame polka will be
featured ct Fridays dance which is
open tC all who tnsoy this type o.
Gance.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-03
Present Day Club
Entertained

Present Day club members en-
ioyed an informal dinner and pro-
gram Saturday night as the guests
of Mr.. and MIS-. j. E. Brock at their
home on Sandalwood Drive, later
playing bridge.
War stamps were awarded as
prizes for the bridge game, follow
ing the clubs tradition, Mrs. Heald
and DR.. Apple winning high scores.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Hulse, Mr.. and
Mrs George Kirk were guests of
the club. the members present in
Guiding DR.. w. W. Apple, Mr.. and
Mrs. R. E. Chestnut, MI. and Mrs.
w. G. Costello, Mrs. M j. Dowd,
Judge and Mrs. Elmer w. Heald,
Mrs. Mont J. Reid Mr.. and Mrs.
John T. Rice, Judge and Mrs.
Vaughn N. Thompson Mr. and Mrs.
Guy A. Weakley.
During brief business meeting,
w. G. Costello was elected presi-
dent Of the club, and Mrs. Weakley
and Mrs. Dowd, the vice presidents.