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Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-16
N. Y. STOCKS

NEW YORK. Feb. Is UPi Trading fell
off from Tuesdays mllionShare pace on
thc stock market today and moderate
amounts Of profit-taking reduced prices
IN some of the recent gamers
However, gains exceeded losses and
Iainor advances were noted IN the indus
trial and utility averages. \ 2-point loss
in Norfolk & Western brought minor
decline in the railroad average.
Canadian Pacific. whose directors late
Monday declared the first dividend since
1892 stood in top place among the ac-
lives II euualed the years high and
held a small net gain. New highs also
were made BY Santa Fe. Colorado &
Southern issues Great Northern preferred
Erie certificates. Illinois Central. North
crn Pacific Southern Pacific, and Union
pacfic.
A military coup in Argentina unsettled
The American d Foreign Power issues
which had declines ranging 10 3 POINTS.
Engineers Public Service made a new
high and North American equalcd its
high.
Leading sieelS and motors eased small
amounts Aircrafts We're steady TO easier
as were coppers Mercantiles were better.
Tire issues and oils made small gains.
Airlines were mixed. International Har
uster rose a point.
Preliminary closing Dow Jones averages:
Industrial 1862. off O15; rail 81 %, off
o34: utility % 75. up 0.03; and 65 stocks
Is. SO. off ola
Sales amounted TO 81, $50 shares, COM
pared with 1.026, $40 yesterday. Curb
turnover was 225. .s45 shares, compared
with 231, ,275 Tuesday.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-16
By JACK CUDDY

NEW YORK, Feb. Is. tUP)-A
Whirl on the sports-go-round:
American racing in 1943 raised
5,423, 1872 for war relief Since
Pearl Harbor the turf has contrib
uted a total of S8,618,4 ,480 to the
same cause Mrs. Edward Null
remains First Fiddle is expected to
be favorite for Saturdays $25,000
New Orleans Handicap, following
yesterdays victory in the IeCompte
Handicap over Pops Pick and
Founders.
New York baseball writer's won-
der how Lippy Leo Durocher will
react to Branch Rickey's suggestion
that Manager Leo resume active
play at shortStop this season with
the Dodgers For the past three
seasons Durocher has expressed the
desire to manage strictly from the
bench He appeared in only six
games in l943. getting four hits in
18 times at bat.
Frank Leahy, NOtre Dame foot
ball coach, will leave soon on a tour
of the war fronts. where he will
show films of last seasons Irish
games He will be accompanied
by another head football pilot,
whom he viii select shortly .. The
Canadian Trotting association has
rejected proposal To have its
hcrScs subjected 10 saliva tests
feeling that such procedure would
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-16
Rep. Will Rogers
VIII Not Run

WASHINGTON. Feb. is. UPl-
Representative viii Rogers jr., CD
California, announces to the Demo-
cratic Club Of his district that he
Will not be a candidate for re-elec-
ticn in November, it was learned
today.
The 32-year-old son of the late
humOriSt was not available for
comment, being en- route here from
Chicago. 1t was said that his an
nouncement will be read to the
18th California Democratic Club
al its meeting in Culver City to-
night
II was assumed here that Rogers
will return to the army. He holds
a commission as a second lieuten-
ant in field artillery. He entered
the army as private in June, 1912,
and subsequently ran for congress.
II was said that Rogers wants his
district 10 know mis- intention not
to seek reelection in time to with
hold MS name from the ballot In
the primary election TO be held in
May.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-16
Sacramento May
Keep Club:
Money in Sight

SACRAMENO, Calf, Feb. 16.
,UPl-The fate of Sacramento's
Pacific Coast league baseball club
continued undecided Wednesday as
n group of Sacramento business
men considered a $4,000 purchase
price set by the ST. Louis Cardinals
and Tacoma, Wash. interests re-
iterated their determination to Sc
cure the franchise despite a mega
tive vote cast by directors of the
league.
League Presiden Clarence
Pants Rowland was expected to
arrive here Wednesday to attempt
TO solve the dispute over sale of the
club. after announcing in Los An
geles Tuesday night that three
league members had refused to ap-
prove a sale to Tacoma, leaving the
deal one vote short OF the necessary
three-quarters majority needed for
ratification.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-16
I3;!5GIQE1
10 you have poor digestion? |
Do you feel hssdachy after eating? |
Do you get sour or upset easily? |
Do you feel tired-Iistless? I

Now everyone knows that to get the good
out OF the food you eat-you must digest
1t properly. But what most people don't
know is that Nature must produce about
two pints of the digestive juice-liver
bile-each day to help digest your food.
II Nature fails-your food may remain
undigested-lie sour and heavy in your
digestive tract.
Thus. it is simple to see that one way
to aid digestion is to increase the flow OF
liver bile. Now, Carter's Little Liver
Pills start to increase this flow quickly
Tor thousands in as little as thirty
minutes. When bile flow increases, your
digestion may improve. And, soon you're
on the road to feeling bettcr-wh which is
what you're after.
Don't depend on artificial aids to coun-
teract indigestion-when Carter's aid
digestion after Natures own order. when
taken as directed. Get Cartcr's Little
Liver Pills today-at any drugstore
only 25e. You will be glad you did.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-16
Beau Jack Gets
10.Go Decision

CLEVELAND, Feb. l. tUPD-Beau
Jack. former Augusta. Ga. shoe
shine boy who holds the worlds
lightweight championship New
York version, wednesday held n
lO-rornd decision over Make Ber-
ger, veteran Montreal weltcrweight.
Jack, although winning a unani-
nous decision, was forced to the
limit to gain the victory here Tues
day night before 8,206 fans at the
arena 1t was Berger's first defeat
in his last II bouts.
Beau had his heavier opponent
on the canvas for a two-count i'll
the seventh round, but couldn't land
a knockout blow as Berger's courage
enabled him to last out the round
and likewise the eighth and ninth.
The Canadian rallied with a terrific
furry of punches to win the tenth.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-16
L. A, PRODUCE

LOS ANGELES. Feb 16 tUPt-FSMNS:
PUNCHED VEGETABLES: Weaker on
spinach and leeks. steady on others. Per
crt.: Beets 2i@-3 doz. ! PSI 50 small 100;
I.ompoc 2.50-3.O0, Imperial Valley $50
3.75: chard ) doz. 25-1.5 so: green onions
s doz. best GOO, fair 4.O0-5. 90: Imperial
Valley 9 doz $50. s doz. 500: leeks =
doz. 350-3.75; mustard doz. .1.O0-125; ;
garsley 6 doz. 2.G0-2. so; radishes small
red 6 doZ. 1.75-2.0o. fair 1.50; Seal
Beach . 40; spinach doz. 1.o0-1.25, fair
6D-75c; turnips 25=-3 doz. 1.0G-l25, fair
10 cents
CABBAGE: Weaker: local cannonhall
crts. 1.50-1.75. fair 1.25; jbos. and ordi-
nary 75c-l.O0; Imperial Valley 1870 ID.
SKIS. 1OO-1.25. Red cabbage 2.75.
LETTUCE: Weaker: dry pack Imperial
Valley crts. 4 doz. 2.O0-275 5 doz. It's
zoe: iced Imperial Valley doz. few $50
3t0
PEAS: Steady. Per lb.: Imperial Val
ley 12-15c. local and San Diego county
best 14-15c, ordinary to fair S-l0c, sugar
peas 2Oc.
SQUASH: Firm: white summer Imperial
Valley crts. 5.OO-5.O; Italian Imperial
Valley crts. $50, long green 3.23-3.50;
San Diego county lugs 450-5.00. ordinary
.. 1925. No. 2s =. 2.25-2.50; Table Queen
best 1oO-125. fair 75c; Banana per lb.
&c. small &c; Hubbard 3i.-ic
TOMATOES: Firm; Imperial Valley crts.
Steps 4.Oo-4.25. 12-tups 3.T5-l.0O Is
tops 2.75-3.25. 20-tops 2G0-2.25; loose
lugs 10000: loose crts. 1.25-1.75.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-16
SAWDUST MAKES PLASTIC

NORMAN, Okla. Feb is. up
Save that sawdust the next time
you're puttering around your car
penter bench. advises DR.. Robert A
Hardin, associate professor of in
drstrial education at the Univer-
sity Of Oklahoma The sawdust
may be valuable as a plastic mold
ing compound. Hardin has made a
plastic, with an average tensile
strength of 800 pounds per
square inch. by cooking sawdust
and shavings in 2 steam digester
with acids. Wood waste from state
sawmillS may be used to a good ad-
vantage in this way, the professor
says.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-16
Jackie ZURICH
Comes Back
SAN lose Cnllf Pc

SAN JOSE. Calf. Feb l6. CUP)
Jackie Zurich. former NBA fly
weight champion who retired from
the ring two years ago to enter the
navy. took the first step in come
back campaign by knocking out
Spider Gilleg. New York Negro. in
the third round of n 10-round bout
here Tuesday night.
Zurich. from San jose. brought
a closely fought match to an end
with n hard right TO the stomach
that dropped his youthful opponent.
Gilleg, leading amateur. had been
undefeated in a dozen professional
fights.
Zurich weighed 100 Gilleg 113.
A war bond rally held in conjunc-
ton with the fight netted sales of
100000 in bonds.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-16
POULTRY & EGGS

This schedule on Wholesale ReIail Egg
prices is the maximum and the most that
may be charged and is copied from OPA
Order No. ;33. An additional &C may be
charged for cartoned eggs. properly mark
ed as 20 size and grade, and cartOned
prior TO sale:
EGGS: Effective Feb IA: Large eggs
Loose d1c. cartonrd 46c. Medium A
Eggs-l.oosc d0c, caftoned 42c. Small a
Eggs-LoOSc Soc. carionod BIC
Large eggs OF Grade AA quality. when
certified as such by the USDA, may sell
2c above the price for Large Grade A.
Extra Large 2c grove. Jumbo Sc above.
less than large Assorted eggs Of Small
A. d. or SC less than large OF same
grade
POULTRY PRICES: Can points Imperial
Valley OPA Maximum set Oct. u. 1943.J
First price--At Ranch TO Wholesaler or
Retailer Second price Delivered 10
Wholesaler or Retailer. Third price-At
ranch 10 consumer:
Broilers, Leghorns. under 2A lbs, 30c,
roasters. all weights, 29c; fowl. Legnorn,
all weights 25lsc: colored. all weights
25Mc; ducks, all sizes 25c; rabbits, under
lbs, 22-24c.
LOS ANGELES. Feb. 16 CUP1-- EGGS:
Wholesale prices, consumer Grade: Large.
Grade A 4C-4ic Grade 3i-36c; medium
Grade A 81 = -3;}C. small. Grade A 25-24c.
Retail prices 10 consumer; large Grade
a5c: medium. Grade "A 4l-44c; Grade a
3g-41c; small, Grade a 27-31c.
Butter unchanged at ceilings
Turkeys poultry and game unchanged
al ceilings.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-16
L. A. LIVESTOCK

Los ANGELES. Feb. 16 (UP)-FSNNS
CATTLE: Salable 1000 slow, dairy COWS
weak TO 25 cents lower, other classes
largely steady; load good to low choice
fed steers is. medium TO good steers IA
1850. common TO medium L. 2.5o-13; few
young cows 13. medium 10 good cows
II. .25-12. 65, common down 10 9.75 can
ners and cutters 1880 common TO
medium bulls 9.50-11.
CALVES: Salable 200. steady; medium
TO choice vealers 13. .50-15: medium to
good slaughter calves 1914.
HOGS: Salable 500 holdovers 500. slow.
few sales steady TO weak; top 1880 on
part load 2l0 lbs. other good TO choice
200 TO 265 lbs. ii. -. medium 170-250 lbs.
13-14I5, few 305-460 lbs. 12-12.50;
medium to choice sows 11-11.50.
SHEEP: Salable $50 no sales; fed
lambs with MOL pelts held around Is;
good to choice wooled lambs quoted to
IL
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-16
Pro.Nazis 0usted
In Argentina

MONTEVIDO, Uruguay, Feb. i6
fUF)-An attempt to take AIgen-
tina into the war against the Axis
has been frustrated by group Of
young army officers who forced
the resignation of President Pedro
Ramirez, foreign minister and
secretary. diplomatic quarters re-
ported Wednesday.
Gen. Alberto Gilbert, foreign
minister, and Col. Enrique p. Con
zalez, secretary to the presidency,
practically had a declaration Of war
against Germany and Japan ready
for signature when the army group
stepped in, it was reported.
The young officer were under
stood TO have forced the (grupo Of
ficiales unidos, or group Of united
officers the army colcnelS who
put the Ramirez government in
power in the June 4 reyolution-to
support them in opposing the ac-
ton planned by Gilbert and
Gonzalez.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-16
HOMES USE ELECTRICITY

NEW YORK. Feb. Is oUPl-The
electric light has replaced gas, cam
dies and kerosene lamps in more
than "a per cent of American homes
over the past four decades. A sur
vey reported by the Twentieth Gen.
tury Fund reveals further that OF
those electrically wired houses, 95
per cent are equipped with electric
irons, 63 per cent with electric re-
frigerators. 10 per cent with vac
uu1n cleaners. and 35 per cent with
electric coffee percolators. And 54
per cent CT those electrified house
holds awake each workday morn"
ing to the musical notes of an cleo
tric clock.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-16
LOVE Is NOT ENOUGH

ATLANTIC CITY. N. J.. Feb. IS.
CUP)-Advisory Master Linwood w
Erickson of BridgCton, who has pre-
sided at more than 2,700 divorce
trials. says that three out of four
divorces are caused by lack of fl
nances. Following a session in New
Jersey chancery court, he observed
that too many young couples mar
ry on a shoestring, and later be-
come discontented on finding out
that love is not enough to keep
their marriage on an even keel"
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-16
CARDINALS REFLECT
BREADON AS HEAD

ST. LOUIS, Feb. l6. IUP)-Sam
Breadon, president of the ST. LoEis
Cardinals of the National league
since 1920, was reelected at meet
ing of stockholders of the baseball
club.
Breadon owns 78 per cent of the
10000 outstanding shares in the
club.
A. M. Dietz was named vice-preSi-
dent and Edward w. Roth, secre-
tary- treasurer. Directors named were
Breadon, his wife, Roth, Dietz,
William Walsingham. ST.. and Will
liam Walsingham Jr The vacancy
on the board created by the death
of Clarence Howard, Jr., was not
filled
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-16
Newcomer Loses
In |. 4. Bout

LOS ANGELES, Feb. l6 up
Watson Jones shook off a muscular
ailment long enough to flash bar
rage of left hooks and grab To-
round decision over Battling Mon
roe, a newcomer from Springfield,
Mass, Tuesday night at Olympic
auditorium.
Other results: Tony Falco. 152,
United States Army, decisioned
frankie Stewart, 1852. United States
Navy four); joey Savidan, 1875, Los
Angeles, drew with Torpedo Reed,
1877, Los Angeles -four; Alonzo
Williams, 1855, Los Angeles, deci-
stoned Edgar Robinson, 1863, Los An
geleS tfour).
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-16
HEADED FOR ARMY

ATLANTA. Ga, Feb. Is. up
Spurgeon tSpudl Chandler, New
York Yankee star pitcher. passed
his pre-induction physical examina-
ton at Fort Mcpherson here, it
was announced. Induction center
officials said that under the usual
procedure, Chandler will have at
least three weeks before he is called
for duty By his Colquitt county
Georgia, draft board He was &C
cepted for limited service only. be-
cause Of limited use Of one arm.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-16
Golfers Ava il
MedQIiSt Match

Golfers and contestants in the
weekend tournament planned a
get-togethel ses 81 on Wednesday
night at Barbara Worth hotel.
Interest is keen in the five-flight
mems tournament and in the
women's single flight which gets
off to a start Saturday morning at
10. Final flight will be started Sum
day afternoon.
In the meantime extra work has
been done on the course and Jack
McLaren says everything is fine
and dandy for the big match.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-16
SPORTS PARADE

reflect on the honor of harness
hOrsemen.
Connie Mack of the Athletics, who
recently released four players to the
minors, has only % men on his
squad, one of the smallest in the
majors . Detroit has two less . . .
and both are slated to lose more
men to the armed services before
spring training opens.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-16
L. A. STOCK

Z Los ANGELES. Feb. 10 CUPa-Moderate
trading sent sales volume 10 $500 shares
by mid-morning Wednesday on the Los
Angeles Stock Exchange as mild fluctua-
fions failed TO establish a definite trend.
Nine issues gained and three were down.
with II remaining steady.
The list: Pacific Public Service Pfd. lW
at 1913. up X So. Cal. Edison pct. 2Oo
at 32h, unchanged, Southern Pacific SOC
at 29ss UP y Bandini 200 al SIS, un-
changed; Hancock Oil 100 al Az, down
IL: Republic Pet. 100 at 6Ss, unchanged;
Union Oil 100 at 1s94, up Is Creameries
of America 100 al sh, unchanged: Cons
Steel Com. 100 at 1oA. down I; Elec-
tfical Prod Co. 100 at 122s. unchanged
Menasco Mfg. 500 al S1.10. unchanged
Farnsworth 100 at 125s. unchanged.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-16

There is a gold medal waiting to
be pinned on either Victor Bla-
lack or L. w. Marsh at Barbara
Worth Country club Thursday
evening. Bestowing of the medal
will follow their medalist match
which starts at p. m. The match
follows a tie play of 76.
Both play a consistent close-to-
par game day in and day out and
Thursdays match is expected to
be close as we'll as exciting. A good
gallery is assured.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-16
DISSENTING MEMBERS

While Rowland did not name the
dissenting club presidents, they were
known to be Charles Graham of
San Francisco, c. l.. Brick Laws
of Oakland and Maj. Charles Lott
of San Diego.
The price quoted the Sacramento
interests came from Sam Breadon,
president of the ST. Louis Cardi-
nails organization, present owners
of the Sacramento franchise. Brea-
don informed the local chamber of
commerce that the park and equip
ment could be had for 100000, and
the franchise and roster of 80 ac-
tive players and so on military
leave for $4,000, the price offered
Tacoma earlier.
Breadon asked the Sacramento
interests to make a decision before
Friday, and the local group was
expected to have an answer
Wednesday. An unnamed printer
with $4,000 and two friends with
$4,000 more were reported instru-
mental in Sacramento's belated
move to save its baseball franchise.
PECK ON GROUND
Roger Peck, wealthy Tacoma in
dustrialist and former head of the
Tacoma International league team,
was in San Francisco Wednesday,
seeking a conference with Gra-
ham. Peck said that if Sacramento
could raise the money it should
have first option on the franchise,
but reiterated that Tacoma had the
resources to support a first-class
club.
Meanwhile, the Tacoma commit
tee seeking to purchase the club
was reported meeting today to dis
cuSs the situation, with members
declaring they were still optimis-
tic over their chances of moving
the team north.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-16
silicon PHONE LAST STRAW

CHICAGO, Feb. 16. CUP) =
Thieves had cleaned out the ST.
Regis Clothing Emporium, taking
40 overcoats, 100 suits, and 22O pair
of trousers. But the last straw fell
when owner Sol Bilofsky ran tr
the telephone to call the police
and discovered the thieves had
taken the phone.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-16
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO, Feb Is (UP)-Grain futures
displayed mixed trend on the Board of
Trade Wednesday after the early recess
sion led by rye.
Rye rallied to gain on the close OF !
tn Il cent a bushel; wheat was off X TO
up Il. oats up Il TO y. and barley up
j cent.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-16
l.. a. bar

LOS ANGELES, Feb. 16 CUP
ket. Certificated Hay was quoted as fol
lows. L. s. No. extra leafy S34.5O 10
$3.50 nominal. T. S. No. l, $3.50 10
Ssh so, 4. s No leafy or No. ? green
$50 O-S2. so and u. S. No. ?. $50 O0-31
gcr ton In carlot equivalents.
No. l barley hay $50 TO S31, No. ] oat
hay $50 10 S3T
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-16
MAR K ET S
Markets at a
Glance
Nv UNITED PRESS

Stocks irregular in moderately active
trading.
Bonds irrcgularly lower. l. s govern
rnents duh
Curb stocks irrcgularly higher
Cotton up as much as 55 cents bale.
Wheat off \ TO up a cent.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-16

a boby crib with adjustment for Two
elevations. The high elevation roises
The mattress for cosy hondling of
small infant; the lower for growing
baby. making a higher fencing for
sofeiy. Full size natural finish.
C225e
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-16

All Merchandise Is Subject
70 Stock on Hand. We ke.
serve fhe Right 70 Limit
Qvunf1siss.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-18

gotovh dopisnikarjev da je 'Trst odprto vprasanje
Tapisnik konference Prosvetne Matce; "Psmo iz New
orka' Enakopravnosti) Trd Sc, da je SANSov cast
nj predsednk Louis Adanie tako govori tekom Round
Table, dskuzje Mi smatramo, da Sc Adamicu della kri
vica ako podtkuje ia zjava brez drugega pojas
Mia.
Znano, je ze da je "a ITALIJANE = cd najhujsih
fassov do najvecjih lberalcev vprasanje meja med
Ialijo in Jugoslavijo ZAPRTO VPRAsANJE. Italijani
tenn spoh razpravati MISC hotel Teko omenjene raz-
prave pa e professor Savemin PRIMAL da e to vprasa
ME zopet odprto in dasiravno srinja tako zvano
Wsonovo crto XII della mejo med Italijo in JugosavJo
prisoja Gorico, Trst in zapadno Istro a je prpo-
rocal "If Italians and Yugoslavs wise enough they
would settle this matter among themselves and then 60
before the representatives Of the and tell
them to mind their business All other local prob
lens between neghborng countries in Europe should be
similarly solved. ."
Adamic je nato dejal: Il am profoundly grateful to
Professor Salvemni for going far to he would
be willing to open the entire question That is further
than any spokesman of Italian interests had gone"
Ko je OBJ zakljucku razprave predsedovatelj Louis
Dolvet ugotovil, da je med dugm bo ugotovjeno, da
se mora drzavam vrn polrajne XII h je ossce osvo-
lo je Adamic dejal sledece: Il to congratulate
you Dolivet) the splendid way you have summarized
the discussion should also like you note that Mr.
Savemin and l feel that the problem of the proper
boundary line between Italy and Yugoslavia is thrown
open to discussion"
&c so smatrai Italijan Trst "zaprto vprasanje,'
teda ga e bio treba odpreti Ezava Louisa Adamca da
e seda vprasane pravilnh mel med Italjo in Jugosa-
WHO odprto razpravo (mednarodno razpravo e pac
bio ma mestu &c e vprasanje zaprto cemu spoh raz-
|pravjati MEM?
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-18
IL partizanskega tiska
Prvo konferenco Primorske mlodine

ske mladine je otvoril 'konfe-
renco tov. Joze Smole. Zatem je
v imenu GO ISM in PIX SKOJ
- a "a Slovenijo pozdravil ma
vzoee sekretar tov. Militia Vos-
MAX. Ia TX. korpus je govorll
tov. Vlado Babic, namestnik
komisarja korpusa. Tovarisica
Aneka iz Pokrajinskega Odbora
SPZZ mas je pozdravila, n a t o
pa Sc tov. France Kavcic, sekre-
tar Oblastnega Komiteta SKOJ-
a "a Gorenjsko imenu gorenj-
ske mladine. Govorii so pred
stavnlki borcev, Gelegati Trsta
in Gorice, italijanski partizani
in mladi italijanski protifasisti
liz Trsta. Pa seveda Sc mas Jul
eek v imenu nash najmlajsih
clanov nash pionirjev. Kar z
brzostrelko in pistolo je prisel
ma oder. Seveda, vse je bio le-
seno. Govoril je pa tako brez
strahu, da bi kmalu lahko le-
seno orozje zamenjal "a pravo.
Po pozdravih Sc je zacel de-
lavni del konference. Izpregovo-
rila je tovarisica F'anika Maru-
Sic, sekretarka Oblastnega Od-
bora ISM "a Primorsko. V svo-
jem porocilu je pokazala raz.
vol in delo mladinske organiza-
CHE ma Primorskem in delez, XII
ga ina primorska mladina bo-
ju in pri graditvi nase narodne
oblasti. Nastela je nekaj pri-
merov, kako je primorska mia
! dina izpolnjevala svojo doE'
most. Eden najyecjih uspehov js
brez dvoma nabiralna akcija
"a zavoje, pri kateri je delala
ISM skupno.s tovarisicami il
SPzZ. Med to- akcijo so nabrale
| clanice ISM in SPZZ. skupaj
Gez dvajsettisoc zayojev "a nass
borce. Porocilo tov. Fanike SO
dopolnili delegati zivahni dis.
kusiji, Xxi je trajala skoro tri u
re. -
.Pripovedovali SO, kako Sc bo-
re proti sovrazniku, nasteyali
so cello yrsto brezprimernih ju-
nastfv IL vojske il 8 terena,
Govorili SO 0 borbi, ki jo bije
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