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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-11

il ga sam izrocil z darilcem
"a njene siromake. slo je> "a
neko dobro delo Miloscina.
- Miloscina! Bilo je pismo
njenega ljubcka! 7
- Evo pisma, XII ste il ga bi-
Ii izrocili .. pisma, XII ga je
dobila cez diva dni svoje odsot-
nosti Lubbock il nedvomno
odgovarja ma brzojavno obve-
stilo mojem prihodu -.
Saint-Hyrieix Sc je sesedel ma
klop OBJ poti, tako ga je bila pre-.
senetila ia novica. Potem mu je
Ramon povedal, kaj Sc je bile
zgodilo.
- zal innate prav, dragi Ra.
mon, - je pritrdil Saint-Hy.
rick, ko je Ramon koncal svo.
je pripovedovanje Ia zen.
ska je bila podla licemerka! Bi-
la je Sc slabsa, zdaj YAM po.
vem vse. Drznila 81 je posiljati
Carmen, da bi il nosila pisma
njenega ljubcka s poSte, a JAZZ
sem sumnicil vase sestro!
S tenn me niste prav mic
presenetili, kajti njena predrz-
most je sla tako dalec, da je OBJ
dolzila cello Carmen, XII Sc nj
mogla braniti, ker je bila odsot-
ma. Toda vse to il nj mic poma-
gallo in osvetil sem Sc il, kakor
je zasluzila.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-11

Nobenemu pa. nj prislo ma
misel, da bi Sc preprical O res
nicnosti trditev uboge obdolzen-
ke S tenn, da bi vprasal Carmen.
Helena je1 bila obsojena, OBJ
sodba izrecena, kazen odmerje-
ma. Treba jo je bilo samo Sc z
.vso strogostjo izvrsiti.
:; - No in kaj ste storili? - je
vprasal Saint-Hyrieix.
Kaznoval sem mater in po-
gnal cd hise otroka, -, je od-
govoril. Ramon x zamolklim
glasom. 1s .a,. i.
- Otroka?; - ! J, :
- Sad presustne ljubezni {.
Mar ne izdaja vsega pismo ME.
govega' oceta?
- Res je. A ,kaj zelite zdaj
cd meme?
- zelim, da ne dovolite, da
bi Carmen dobivala pisma cd te
podle zenske .. Dejal sem, da
je mrtva, ker hocem, da ostane
"a vedno in "a vse.
| - Bodite brez skrbi. Sal ne
We, kan maj pise, prvo pismo b
il morala pisati Carmen
Toda V ministrstvu bi lahko We.
dno vedeli, kje sem. Kdo We, kaj
bi utegnilo priti ma misel TAX
podjetni in pogumni zenski
Vendar bo pa memo iskanje "a.
man. VISA pisma il bodo vrnjena
nerazpecatena. Bonn ze poskr.
bel "a to.
% Gem Sc pa pomenkujeta
tn tako resno? - je vprasals
naenkrat Carmen, XII je bils
neopazeno prisla ma vrt.
- O mrtvih Sc pomenkujeva
sestrica, 0 mrtvih, XII bonn vse
zivljenje zaloval "a NINA, ir
pa mojem odhodu.
% tvojem odhodu?
Vrnem sem Panama;
prispel sem k wanna samo "a.
to, da YAM prihranim neprijet.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-11

ne trenutke, XII bi jih bila do,
zivela, &c bi bila pismeno obve-
scena o vsem,f kar sem wanna
povedal. Pisma bi Sc bila gotovo
zelo ustrasila. Poleg tega sem
pa incl S Saint -Hyriexom tr-
govske posle. Zdaj je vse ureje-|
no in jutri Sc odpeljem.
In res Sc je odpeljal. Nekaj
mesecev po njegovem odhodu
je dejal Saint -Hyriex nekega
dne zeni. !
- Kaj ne pojdete v pristani-
See cakat parnik?
- Ne, .snavelicalas sem Sc ze
teh prizorov. .~ .
- Danes pripluje vojna lad
ia.
- S katero. Sc pripelje vo-
jastvo? - je vprasala kar tia
v en- dan. -
Da, ceta mornariske peho-
te in poseben odposlanec mini
strstva, stabni castnik, XII sva
Sc seznanila z MIN pred lett
ma potovanju ma Norvesko.
Carmen je prebledela in "a
| drhtela po vsem telesu.
! -Kaj vam je?
- Mic, - je odgovorila ma
penjajoc vse sile, da bi prikrila
svoje presenecenje; srce il je
mocno utripalo Mic {.
nekaj me je zabolelo, pa je ze
minilo.
In poskusila je cello nasmeh-
niti Sc.
- Dejali ste, - je nadalje-
vala po kratkem presledku, -
da Sc je z vojno ladjo danes
pripeljal tudi castnik, XII ga
poznava?
-Da, gospod Robert d'Alboi-
re.
Robert d'Alboize?
(Dalje prihodnjic)
Kupujte vojne b0nde in vojno-var6e-
valne znamke, da DO cimprej porazeno
osisGe in vse, kar ono predstavlja!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-11

v dolznost 81 stejemo, da Sc prisrc-
no zahvalimo Msgr. Rt. Rev. B. J. Po-
nikvarju "a opravljene motive oh krsti
pred pogrebom, "a spremstvo IL A. Gr-
dina in Sinovi pogrebne kapele " cerkev
in ma pokopalis6e, "a opravljeno Stoves
no sveto maso in cerkvene pogrebne
obrede in "a ganljiv tolazilni govor
cerkvi. Enako tudi prisrcna hvala Rev.
Andrew Andreyu in Father Peter, o. S.
B., "a asistenco pri sveti mast.
In prisrSno Sc zahvalimo nasi sose-
di Mrs. Helen Milharcic, XII je prisla mas
tolazit zalostnih urah, kakor tudi vsem
drugim, XII so nam kaj dobrega storili "
teh najbolj zalostnih in tezkih dnevih.
Ravno tako tudi iskrena hvala vsem, XII
so ga prisli pokropit, vsem, XII so z ma
mi culi in molili OBJ krsti ter Sc udelezili
svete mase in pogreba.
v globoki hvaleznosti Sc zelimo
prisrcno zahvaliti vsem, XII SO blag
spomin pokojnemu okrasili krsto kras-
mimi venci, in sicer: Mr.. in Mrs. Rozic
in druzina, Mrs. Apolonia Zitko in dru-
zina, Mr. in Mrs. Joe Simon, Mr.. in Mrs.
John Novak in druzina, MIR. in Mrs..
Orehek in druzina,' Mr.. in Mrs. Per in
druzina, MIR. in Mrs. Edward Kickel,
MIR. in Mrs. Krnc in druzina, MIR. in Mrs.
Brandula in druzina, MIR. in Mrs. Louis
Lautizar in druzina, MIR. in Mrs. VAL
entine Koci in druzina, MIR. in Mrs. John
Wilmities, druzine Sustarsic in Hribar,
MIR. in Mrs. Walter Wysocky in San
dra, Mr.. in Mrs. Harold Bramley and
Dick, Employees of Cleveland Punch
and Shear Works Co., drustvo Carniola
Tent st. 1888 TN, DIR. sv. Vida st. rs K.
S.K.J., Employees Dill Mfg. Co., Special
Tool Grinder Cleve. Twist Drill, Local
263 C.LO., E. r. A. of Cleveland Twist
Drill Co., Dept. 121 Cleveland Twist
Drill Co., Depts. 1888 Cleveland Twist
Drill Co., The Servo Dept. Jack and
Heintz Co., Jack and Heintz Associ-
ates.
Naso prisrcno zahvalo zelimo izre-
ci vsem, XII so darovali "a svete mase Ia
mirni pocitek blage duse, namree: MIR.
in Mrs. Rozic, Mrs. Zitko, Miss Flor
ence Zitko, MIR. in Mrs. Rogel, MIR. in
Mrs. Per in druzina, MIR. in Mrs. Kopac,
Mr.. Anton Golob, Mr.. Frank Knez, MIR.
in Mrs. Klopcic, MIR. in Mrs. John Hri-
bar, Mrs. Mary Grill in druzina, MIR. in
Mrs. Orehel<, Mr.. in Mrs. Peterlin, Mr..
in Mrs. Frank Grill in druzina, Mrs.
Frances Grill in druzina, Mr.. in Mrs.
Okorn, MIR. in Mrs. J. Cerar, Mr.. in Mrs.
Louis Kosmac, MIR. in Mrs. Koci, MIR. in
Preljubljeni in nikdar pozabljeni
svojo druzino in tezko nam je pri srcu,
je odpoklicaI Bog in moral 81 Sc lociti o.
sti Te bono ohranili vedno sladkem 81
maj Ii on sedaj obilno poplaSa in maj Ii
in nebeska luc maj III sveti.
zalujoSi ostali:
MARY DR(
49,. MARY KLUN in FIR
s-. FRANK, EDWARD, A
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-11

MIA.
- Toda sal 81 -. sal 81 V
Crni obleki ..
Ramon je molce povesil gla-
VO.
- Helena? - je za6epeta]a
Carmen in prebledela.
- Da, Helena!
In pri tenn imenu je silna bo-
lest skrivila Ramonu obraz.
- Ubogi Ramon, - je dejal
Saint-Hyrieix in segel svaku V
roko, docim je morala Carmen
napeti vse sile, da Sc nj onesve-
stila. - Ubogi prijatelj, prav
ste storili, da ste prisli takoj k
mama po uteho Sicer pa,
zavoljo deteta morate ziveti.
- Da, zavoljo Milcka! - je
pripomnila Carmen.
- CASTOR de Montlaur je tu-
di mrtev, - je dejal Ramon z
zamolklim glasom.
- Mrtev!
Carmen in Saint-Hyrieix sta
ostrmela.
- Bill je bolan in naen-
krate je dobil davico .
Zdaj je mrtev Helena mu
je hotela sama street! Nj
ga hotela zapustiti, V enem dne-
WI ga je pobrala zavratna bo-
lezen.
Carmen in Saint-Hyrieix sta
Sc vracala z Ramonom pod vii
som straSne novice molce do
NOV.
Ponoci, ko Sc je Carmen
umaknila V svojo sobo, je sill
sala, kako Sc izprehaja njen
brat po vrtu. Nepopisna bolest
il je stiskala srce. Helena il nj
bila le ljubljena druzica il otro-
SIKH let, ne lie dobra, draga Sc
strica, XII jo je zdaj objokala.
Zdelo Sc il je, kakor bi bila
ona zakrivila njuno smrt. Vide
la je Helene V mrtvaskem obla-
Cilu, Videla je tudi njenega sim
cka. Nista pa mirno spala vec-
mega spanja, temvec sta Sc wi
jala V krcih in tozila brez gne-
va, lie bolestjo, kako trpita.
TIE mucne sanje so jo prega-
male 10 ranega jutra, ko jo je
sele izmucenost vso prepoteno
zazivala tezko spanje.
Bill je re bell dan, ko Sc ie
prebudila.
Ma Vrtu je zagledala svojega
moza, ki Sc je izprehajal in po-
govarjal Ramonom; nj pa mo-
gla slisati, Gem sta govorila.
Oba sta bila bleda in razbur-
jena. Dolgo ju je opazovala, ne
da bi vedela, zakaj il je tako
tesno prl srcu. In zopet sc il je
prikazala Helenina in Gastono-
va postava kakor ponoci.
Pregnala je ia strasni privid,
poklcala sluzkinjo, sc oblekla
in odsla ma vrt. MOI in brat Sc
tho izprehajala.
Vodec Saint-Hyrieixa ma vrt
mu je Ramon dejal:
-Dragi prijatelj, zaupati
Vam moran tajno in vas
proslti, da mi storite prijateli-
sko uslugo.
- Pa Vendar ne dvomite, dra-
gi svak, da vam rade volje sto-
rim uslugo. Govorite. Vase trp-
lJenje je tudi mole trpljenje.
- A moja sramota?
" vsem Sc strinjava, - je
odgovoril diplomat.
- Ali veste, da je imela He
lena ljubcka? - je vzkliknil
Ramon YES il sebe.
- Helena! Gospa de
Montlaur! Ljubcka!
- Sal vendar veste, da je
pred vasim odhodom diva dni nj
bilo donna.
-Da. Bila je V Penhoetu.
To je bila laz!
49, Laz?
- Ali veste, da je dobila tt
stega dne pismo?
- Pismo! Seveda, sal sem
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-11

Mrs. Bizil in druzina, MIR. in Mrs. Sever
in druzina, MIR. in Mrs. A. Grdina in
druzina, Mr.. in Mrs. Novak in druzina,
MIR. in Mrs. Edward Novak in druzina,
MIR. in Mrs. Joe Novak, MIR. in Mrs.
Stanley Vessel, Mr.. in Mrs. Race, MIR. in
Mrs. frost in druzina, MIR. in Mrs. Ro-
lik in druzina, MIR. in Mrs. Carl J. Stwan,
MIR. in Mrs. Daniel Meyers, MIR. in Mrs.
Skitzki, Horvat druzina, Mrs. Frances
kreble, MIR. in Mrs. Joseph Jaklich, MIR.
in Mrs. Milharcic, MIR. in Mrs. John
Martinich, Mr.. in Mrs. G. kvaternik,
Mr.. in Mrs. Fink in druzina, Mr. in
Mrs. Znidarsic, MIR. in Mrs. John Mia
eek, Mr.. Frank Turk, Mrs. Savnick,
Mrs. Frances Orazem in druzina, Mrs.
Bavec in druzina, MIR. in Mrs. Sircel in
druzina, Mr. in Mrs. Zaverl, Mrs. Drob-
mic, MIR. in Mrs. Bergles in druzina, dru-
zina Kovacic, Mr.. john Gornil<, MIR. in
Mrs. John Larish in druzina, Mr.. in
Mrs. Marolt, Mary Makse, MIR. in Mrs.
Zandar in druzina, Mr.. in Mrs. Grace,
MIR. in Mrs. L. Zakrajsek, MIR. in Mrs.
Rebol, MIR. in Mrs. Levstek in druzina,
MIR. in Mrs. Pershin, Miss Rose Zakraj-
SEX, Mrs. Meznarsic, MIR. in Mrs. Jo-
seph Messie, MIR. in Mrs. M. Sekara, MIR.
Joe Traina, MIR. in Mrs. John Jalxub-
Gin Jr., Frances Sterile, MIR. Frank No
yak, Mr.. in Mrs. Peternel in druzina,
MIR. John Leustik.
Nadalje maj velja nasa prisrsna "a
hvala MIR. John Zitko in Cleveland
Twist Drill Co., XII so dali svoje avto-
mobile brezplaeno ma razpolago.
Enaho Sc zelimo prisrcno zahvaliti
Mr.. Joseph Nosse, MIR. John Komin, MIR.
Frank Korenchan, Mr.. Anton Kresse,
MIR. Anton Zupancic in Mr.. Joseph Jak-
lie, XII so nosili krsto ter ga spremili do
groba in ga polozili k veenemu pocitlku..
Prisrcna hvala tudi MIR. John Tau
charju Ia ganljiv poslovilni govor ma
pokopalis6u.
Obenem zelimo izreci naso i.kre-
no zahvalo vsem, XII 50 izrazili simpatije
pismi ali sozalnimi kartami.
Enako Sc tudi iskreno zahvalimo
pevskemu drustvu Lira "a zapete zalo-
stinke pogrebnem zavodu in v cerkvi
OBJ casu pogreba. -:...
Naso iskreno zahvalo maj sprejme
pogrebni zavod Anton Grdina in Sino-
vi "a vso prijazno postrezbo in "a lepo
urejeni pogreb.
&c smo pomotoma kaksno ime pre-
zrli, prosimo oproscenja ter Sc Jim ze-
limo ravno tako prisrcno zahvaliti.
oprog in ljubi oce, ljubil 81 svoj dom in
er Te sedaj nj ve6 med nami, ker ze Te
svojih dragih. " ljubezni in hvalezno-
ominu in posiljamo prosnje k Bogu, da
podeli vecni mir zasluzenem poGitku
AR, soproga ..
NOES SEVER, hceri
BERT in JOHN, sinovi
RANK SEVER, zeta
AIRY DRCAR, sinahi
Sever ter Edward Drcar, vnuki o.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-11
Nuznunilo in ZubuuLu
FRANK DRCAR

bozi c
bill Vik
ruaria1 mac pokopaisce.
The Valley settler., 1943-09-03

-xT-NsIoN NEvs r
 The AT Lea 'ers Council will meet in tho Txtensi on Office on Il Monday evening, Sept amber l3.
 The scaraough Homemakers Club 1 will meet wi tn Mrs. Albrecht Sept. Z l4th.
 The AZ Feir spons ared by the Matanuska Valley Fair Association ana uneer the direction cf the Tx tensi on Agents enc the All leaders was heln the Palmer Cenmunity Is! Hall Aug-1at 31. f were juAee9 by Miss J. Hazel zimmer1 man. Ter, 5oria1 Al Club Leader, Nr. .H.H. Andersen, supervis r of the F.s.f., arG Dr. Joseph C.chan- berlin, Int amclcei eist. The aomon- strait ans were judged by Katherine - Snuiltno n3 placed as fallows:
 First: 4 Ian Linn, nnie Irwin
 seoane: Pearl BerG, Eugene Lewney, Gecrge L2"ney, Conrad Rasmussen
 Third: Karen Bryant, Leela DeLan3, Acnes De -phan, barbera Eecker, Barbare Lin tr>m, Katie Murphv, Beverly \ tti
 Girls kine part in the All E Dress Rc ''!e were judged in the following -roups by Katherine sraull1 ing and ITS. Stron6bere:
 First: Poorl Berg, Mary Ann Bryant Gayle Tckert, Katie hurphy, Beverly N9tti, fhio Van6erpool
 secone: Sorbaro Lins trra, Lena Unaerwo0d Thir0: Won DeLanA, Esther herttula r. Nary Ann Linn, Lillian Loberg
 The Ek1utna Camp Cookery ana the I Our Gang 4~H Club booths plecod in T the blue ribbon group, an3 the Mt. View, Riverben6 Clothing, eno Butte All Club >cths in the red ribbon group. 4r. k1mer J. Pet erson of inchc hcrage awarded spec ia1 twelve dollar prize to the above.
 4 9etailed list If the awares
The Valley settler., 1943-09-03

THE VALLEY CHAPEL PALMER Rev. s Mrs. h.T. Boyer, Pastors Worship Sc Church School 10 | A.M. Evening Serv ices 8 P.M. Wed. Eve Meeting 8 P.M |.
 :; s * :, :-
 ST. JOHNS LUTT ERLr CHURCH Rev. Woodrow Kurth, Pas tor
 Services when announced. s :, 7, :, :: :: :, < ST. MICHALL'S CATHOLIC CHURCH
 Rev. Father Sneed, Pastor Sunday Mass 10 t.M.
 :: .s x :, :, ;. :: :.
 UNITED PROT STINT CHURCH Sunday School 10 A.M. Morning Worship Il A.L. Chri ian Fndeevor 7 P.M.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-10
; Sentenced to
State Prisons

Three men were sentenced to
San quentin penitentiary We'd
nesday by Judge Elmer Heald in
Imperial county superior court.
William j. Loveland, alias Willie
Love, the Negro caught bIreiariz-
ing a grocery store in El Centro,
was declared an habitual criminal
because of five prior convictions
and penitentiary terms. This prob
ably will mean he will spend the
rest of his life behind the bars. He
will be sent to San Quentin peni-
tentiary but eventually be trans
ferred to Folsom penitentiary.
John Turner and Emery Kemp,
Negroes, who admitted burglarizing
the Oriental cafe in Brawley, also
were sentenced to San quentin.
Judge Heald recommended that
Kemp serve a minimum of two
years and that both be transferred
to Chino where they will be taught
q trade.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-10
Beekeepers Will
Hold Meet Here

The California Beekeepers asso-
citation will meet at the county
court house in El Centre at / p. m.
Sunday for one of the local con-
ferences planned 10 take the place
of the annual state convention.
Recent changes in the apiary in
spection law will be discussed by H.
N. Krebs, state apiary inspector
DR.. J. E. Eckert viii tell of gov
ernmental regulations pertaining
to beekeeping. Woodrow Miller
will discuss recent considerations
IN Washington concerning the mar
keting of honey. A general discus
sion and questions and answers ses-
Sion viii complete the afternoon
program.
At the evening session DR.. Eckert
will tell Of the insecticide problem
as It relates TO beekeeping, and
Miller will explain cooperative
marketing, past, present and future.
A dinner in honor of the speakers
will take place at the California
hotel in e. Centre at 6 p. m.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-10
Eleven Take Test
For Air Patrol

Eleven young men Tuesday night
took the mental test required Of
applicants for aviation cadet train
: ing and planned TO take the physical
tests next week, 1t. Pete Schartz,
commander Of the Civilian Air
J Patrol in Imperial county. an
nounced Wednesday,
Major H. E Mcmillan, of the San
Diego army aviation cadet examin-
ing board, and his staff gave the
examination at Central Junior
college.
During the evening the officers
administered the oath TO two
Brawley men who had passed tests
previously. They were Bruce VIII
liarns and william Miller. They
became members Of the army air
corps enlisted reserve.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-10
City Issues New
Ruling on Trash

Continued from page II
however, and the new order had to
be issued, explained Heinecke.
He further warned that the city
ordinance forbidding obstruction of
alleys and streets will be strictly
enforced No rubbish may be placed
on vacant lots and no burning of
trash will be allowed without a
permit issued by the fire depart
ment. except in approved inciner-
ators. Heinecke reminded the pub
lie.
Heinecke assured that if the citi-
zens cooperate in observing these
regulations, regular schedules of
collection will be restored and the
appearance of the city improved.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-10
Herbert Williams
Funeral Rites

Funeral services for Herbert VIII
liams, Sc, who died Tuesday in FL
Centro after a long illness, were
held Wednesday at . p. m. in Holt
Vile. Burial was at Evergreen
cemetery.
Williams, who was the son Of Nj.
and Mrs. J. E. Williams, former
Holtville residents, had lived in I'm
perial Valley for II years before
going to National City to work in
4 defense industry. His health
allied and he had been in a hos
vital for several weeks before his
death.
Among his survivors are his
parents, brother, Harold; and
four sisters, Mrs. Juanita Sylvester,
Mrs. Kate Brodie, Mrs. Maxine
Williams, and Mrs. Jeanette Syl-
vester, all of National City.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-10
Mrs. {. Nj. kranlar
Called by Death

Continued from page u
who is en- route to the United States
on the Gripsholm; and Mrs. Amy
Schoonmaker of Ell Centre: her
sons, Glenn Kramar Of Oakland,
Raye Kramar of Silsbee, 1t. Comdr.
Lowell Kramar of Hunters Point
near San Francisco, and John W..
Kramar of Puente; her niece, Mrs.
Frank w. Young of FL Centre; "a
grandchildren; and two greatgrand-
children.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-10
ANDERSON TURNS DOWN
US, TRACK INVITATION

STOCKHOLM, Nov. 10 CUP) =
Arne Anderson, Swedish mile star,
today declined an invitation by the
Amateur Athletic Union to compete
IN the indoor campaign in the
United States this winter, and his
running mate and countryman,
Gunder Hagg, hesitated to commit
himself until he received the formal
invitation.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-10
ADMIRAL UONORED
PACIFIC

ADVANCED SOUTH PACIFIC
HEADQUARTERS, Nov. 10. CUP
Adm. William F. Halsey, COM
mander OF South Pacific forces
has presented the Legion of Merit
to Rear Adm. Robert B. Carney
of Coronado. Cal, and Washington
D. c., South Pacific chief of staff
for exceptionally meritorious con-
duct"
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-10
Continued from page y

CONTINUED from page y
Kerch peninsula of the Crimea,
which threatened the town of Kerch,
made it plain that the Red army
had established itself firmly on the
tip of the springboard for a west
ward plunge.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-10
NEW BOOKS
At the Ell Centre Public Library
FICTION

At the Ell Centre Public Library
FICTION
Anchorage, Sara w. Bassett; The
White Queen, Betty Baur; Crimson
Friday. Dorothy Disney; Neck in a
Moose. E. x. Ferrars; The Rat Be-
gan to Gnaw the Rope, c. w. Graf
ton; Dog Book, Frank Lasker; Muir
der at the Black Crook, Cecille
Matschatt: Travellers End, Jean
Randall; Sleuths Of the Saddle.
James Shaffer.
NON-FICTION
Naturalist at Large, Thomas Bar
bour; Always Ready, Kensil Bell;
A Five-Year Peace Plan, Edward
Byng; The Story of George Gersh-
win, David Even; Married Woman's
Bill of Rights, Nathaniel Fishman;
Brazilian Portuguese Self-Taught,
Francisco Ibarra; Three Times l
Bow, Carl Click; The Ceramic Arts,
William johnson; Home Health and
Nursing, Alma Long; Know Tuni-
sia, Dahris Martin.
The following are especially in
teresting in the non-fiction this
week. Know Tunisia by Dahris
Martin is very informal and live
ly account of an American woman's
experiences. 1t is written with charm
and recommended as an escape"
book
A Naturalist at Large by Thomas
Barbour is good autobiography. 1t
is also travel, science and the JOY
of living. The authors travels range
from the home Of his Scotch-Irish
ancestors TO India, Burma, East
indies, South America and Africa.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-10
Navy Tells Loss
Of ; Destroyers
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saved.
The Borie was part of an Atlantic
task unit, which included the es-
cort carrier Card and which recent
ly returned TO an east coast port
after destroying more submarines
than any team in naval history.
The number of it's kills was not
revealed, but it was enough to earn
the group the presidential unit cita-
ton.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-10
FIGHT SAVAGELY

The cornered Germans were
fighting sayagely at some points,
bringing into play their armored
equipment which was heavily sup
ported by antiaircraft guns pressed
into emergency service.
The newspaper Red Fleet report
ed intense naval engagements along
the approaches to the Crimea. 1t
said Russian torpedo boats, sub
marine chasers and naval aircraft
were maintaining a lane of safety
for the passage of Soviet forces
between the Taman peninsula of
the northwest Caucasus and the
landing areas on the Kerch penin-
sula.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-10
SCOUTS POSTPONT
THURSDAY MEET

Scouts Of troop IS viii not hold
their regular meeting Thursday be-
cause it will interfere with plans for
Armistice day.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-10
LICENSE ISSUED

County Clerk w. j. McClelland
Tuesday issued a marriage license
to Ernest Allen Lovesee, "a, Irriga-
ton district clerk in FL Centro, and
Leila V. Bliss, 80, also of Ell Centro.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-10
OBTAIN MARRIAGE
LICENSE TUESDAY

Robert James Janiak, %, OF
Cleveland, United States marine,
and Irene Gertrude Hanko, %, also
Of Cleveland, obtained a marriage
license in El Centro Tuesday.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-10
Berlin Admits
Forces Retire CT

The Black sea fleet was reported
pouring reinforeements into the So
Wet bridgeheads, which were being
expanded steadily and augmented
oy new landings.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-10
To Land Quickly
Is Allied Desire
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material and bullets-very short it's
all well and good to talk about
fighting with raw hands, but bullets
are needed"
Reiterating previous official re-
ports that the allies have smashed
the U-boat menace, Devers said II
no longer have fears about this
danger. Heavy losses of enemy sub
marines and personnel is bound to
affect the morale of U-boat crews"
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-10
It's Trespassing-

IL 1feSp1SSinB-
Carroll Smith is the soul on nos
pitality, is lenient toward young
love and wants TO help the service
men.
But he is getting fed up with the
couples who take over his automo-
bile after midnight every night and
leave pop bottles, er bottles,
compacts, hairpins, bottle openers
and all sort of things strewn in
side the car he always leaves park
ed in front of his house.
He doesn't know who takes over
his car. 1t may be just people and
it may be servicemen. He hasn't
placed it at the disposal of any
one.
How about locking the car, Car
roll?
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-10

DETROIT, Nov. 10 CUP)-Tommy
Bridges, veteran of the Detroit
Tigers pitching staff, has been
ordered to take his army induction
physical on Nov. 20.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-10
RAMBLING REPORTER
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q military policeman rushed up to
them shouting.
you've locked man in the cam
teen," the mp. said.
The Misses Allen gasped. I'VE
haven't KEY" they murmured.
There was terrific confusion
around the place for a while. Then
a greatly embarrassed seryiceman
crawled through a transom and
sheepishly departed for camp.
Carbon County news., 1943-12-24
v Formation

FOTImaLIUn
Planes fly in V formation, fol-
lowing their leader, yet have a
clear vision and there is no dan
ger of collision. This method fol
lows the habits of large birds
wild geese, for example.