davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-08-31

Sansov program Zahteyali so da prskone partiza-
ne in vse osvobodilno gbanje ma Soyenskem.
ZSz je zdala brosuro proti Adanicu. On je OBJ
rambo svoje politike napisal kngo in veko elankov
Delal e in njegov Ma nasprotni srani so bill pray
|tako budni.
BOZ je bill zares in traja je dolgo.
Medtem so tam zmagoyai partizani in tukaj pa IT,
|sti, XII so we'll SANS "a resno stvar.
Ljudje, XII so luyari pod zavajalno znamko ZSz so
yojno izgubli Tam so o zgubili njhoyi somisjenki.
Angleska in amerska ylada sta skupno sovjetsko
|odocile "a osyobodno fronto pod yodstyom Tita.
Vecna Sansovega odbora = ozironaa sedaj je yes
veena ker drug MISC yec craven ina zayest da je de-
loyala pravno in edino korstno "a svobodo naroda
SANS je svoji lrath dobi moral 20 Vijugastih po-
tih toda tisti XII bill skreno zan ime jasen po-
ged jasen cj naVecje zadoscenje Jim e, da ko 50
mnog omahovai, so on yedei, da sc bore pod geslo,
Xxi prayi, "Smrt fasizmu! Svoboda narodu!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-08-31
CASOVNE ISKRE

"Progresivne Slovenke' ina
mo zavest, da smo 13. augusta
nasim dobrodelnim semnjem
proslavile rojstvo Simona Gre
gorcica ma nacin, XII bi ugajal
pesniku samemu, &c bi bill Sc
xiv. Delo "a lajsanje trpljenja
borcev "a svobodo njegovega
naroda, hi mu bilo gotovo ljub-
Sc, kot vse pubic cascenje cd
strani takih "ljubiteljev' naro-
da", XII so v njegovem casu is
kali bogokletja in pohujsanja v
njegovih lepih pesmih, danes pa
mrzijo in napadajo Adamica,
Kristana, SANS in Osvobodilno
gibanje.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-08-31

Dartizane. Mi tn v Ameriki kaj-
pada ne moreno kontroiratl
svojcev v domovini, kan maj Sc
pridruzijo, toda &c objayi neka
oseba novice, da je njen sorod-
mix ''domobranec', torej narod-
ma izdajica, pokAze 8 tenn bod.
ai, da je ma to ponosna ali pa
d. je n1entalno zeIo oiaejenai
Emo kot drugo je zalostno.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-08-31

/ jah ambulancnega odbora in
zdelo Sc mi je, da je vsaka be-
seda segla v srce, kajti vse je
postalo tho in ko sem dokon-
Gala, SO Sc vse izrazile, da bo-
do veseljem pomagale, vsaka
po svoji moci. To SO v resnici
pokazale, kajti kdor je bill ma
semnju, je lahko videl, koliko
so vsega te pridne cebelice ma
nesle skupaj. Bill je to res bo-
gat semenj in kupcev je bio
veliko, XII so Sc kosali med Sc
BOZ, da je bilo veselje. Pri draz-
bi smo slisale: JAZZ dam vec! -
Moi je! - Ma st. Clair DO slo!
- v Euclidu bo :ostalo, it'd,
it'd! In kako je bill ponosen tt
sti, XII je najvec placal ter ne.
/ sci stvar domov. Zdelo Sc mi je,
da SO cutili, da S TEN pomagajo
lajsati bolnlku bolecine. Dosti
jih je bilo, XII SO tdarovali v 60
tovini.
Vreme je bilo krasno, druzba
vesela, Progressive" pa so
pridno stregle. Delale so kot "a
stavo. L. St. Clairja in Water
loo so bile prve ma mestu. Pri-
peljale so veliko krame in &c
oomislimo, koliko je bilo S tenn
della, moran reel, da so v res
nici vse hvale vredne. Sal "a to
delo nj nobenega placila, maj
rajsi so Sc stroski, kate1"ih Sc
pa Progressive" ne ustrasijo,
kadar sc gre "a dobro stvar.
Mary Ivanusch, XII je tako da-
lee, je seveda tudi prisla in z
MO velik 'kapun". Kdo ga je
nesel domov ne vem, vem pa, da
je prinesel precej dolarjev. T.
vanuscheva je pa pridno razpe-
cavala listke.
Tu in tam so 81 znanci segli
v roke ker Sc re dali casa MISC
videli. Tako je na primer ogo-
voril meme rojak ter me vpra-
sal, &c je moi oce ma semnju in
da bi ga zelo rad videl. Poveda-
la sem mu, da ga krije hladna
gonnila re Is let. Predstavil Sc
mi je in mi segel v roko. Dejal
je: "Pisem St zupancic, kakor
vi. Moja zena je sluzila v Vasi
vasi ter j je vas oce naredil
"kufer" ko je sla v Ameriko".
- Pristopila je Sc njegova ze-
ma. Pozdravile smo Sc in mi je
poNedala, da je sluzila ravno
pri tisti hisi, kot JAZZ in sicer
pri moi birmanski botri. "a
sdaljsi razgovor nj bilo casa, u
pam pa, da Sc kmalu zopet sni-
demo. V moi naglici jc niti nj
sem utegnila vprasati, &c je .ela-
MICA "Progresivnih Slovenk"
Ako nj, apeliram ma MO, da po-
stane, ker vem, da ako Sc nam
pridruzi, DO zadovoljna.
H ,koncu Sc zahvaljujem kot
clanica 'Progresivnih Sloyenk
Amerike" vsem, XII ste kaj da-
rovali cinema darovalcev bodo
priobcena skupno), delali ali po-
setili ia semenj. Vsi ste zrtvo-
vail "a plemenito stvar in ste
gotovo v tej zavesti odnesli do
NOV lepe spomine. .
Gusti zupancic,
Porocevalka krozka st. 3 in "a
pisnikarica Ambulancnega
l.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-08-31
OD VSESLOVENSKEGA DO
I. SANSOVEGA ZBORA

zvezi prvo redno konvencijo Sovenskega anne
lskega narodnega sveta XII ovori soboto avdto1i
;u S. N Donna Cleveandu, je napisal "Proletarcu"
ednil Frank Zaitz clanek, katerem e podana slika
renj skoz katere e Sci SANS cd svoe ustanovtve pa
do danes in rezutatih XII il eh tenj sledi Clanek
sc glas:
Polna dvorana deegatov in gostov. Oder poln odlic
nih udi in takih ki jim e ma tenn, da bi imponlral
Moltev Pesen1. Govori. Ploskanje in vstajanje.
TAX ie bill vsesovensk zbor Ameriki. PRAY
ganizace, kar ih imamo, bile zastopane MENU.
Resolucije pre6ane in spreete. Nekaterim gospo
dom sicer MISC bile po godu toda kdo pa brga re-
solucje LIE nekater h poslsao nato zane glasuJeJo,
gredo zapisnik in tam tud osanejo.
Gavno je vodstvo. Resouce gor ali dol vazno je,
kco DO pri krmilu
Blizu dvorane kjer je v1s prvi vseslovenski kon
gres Sc je nastanl gospod XII je misl da DO gbane
taksno kakor ga predstavi Sam je pozneJe pl-
SAL kako so tisto sobo stalno sporocai poteku
kongresa, in pa kdo sill ospredje izavam, ki
ne bi bile soglasju njegoVim staiscem
Duhovn tovarisi in laiki so ga obvesca, da nj no
bene neva1nosti
Opasnos bi utegnila priti e ko Sc bo volil odbor.
Pa tudi ne bo hudega. nomnacijskem odseku majo
oni gavno besedo torej DO sana oganzacla prsa pod
tako vodstvo, kak1snega 81 oni zamisjajo
Zbor je bill koncan dveh dneh. Njegova posledica
ie bill amerski naodn sve Oznanl je da bo
svoje delo vril duhu spreJeth resoluc je knau
izkazao, da ne verujejo vsi c-ani vanje
Nastala je nezaupnost in zahteva "a ''dvotlnost."
Cd tam p:. SO p1ihaali gasoVi bojih nash ljudi
Nemci in Italijani En sANsu jih hotel podpreti,
nekateri pa dokazova da tisti upoki narodova po
CUBA.
To so toova, hostarji lazbojnik, XII ropajo in po-
bajo verne roake. Itaijani zakono ubne So-
vence oborozi in de svo je prso tud reseo ta-
kratnega Sansovega odbcta.
Eni SO odobravai Ital jane, ker pomagajo Sloven-
Gem dlzati cred in mil" D :1gi so uvideli da SANS
tenn polozaju ne DO mogel nlkamor
SANSov castni predsednk Louis Adamic in pred
sednik Etbn Kristan doiocno izava da sta part-
zani.
Nasprotna skupina, deloma pod firmo zveze sloven-
skin zupnij deloma kot Sansova katosko narodna su-
ia, je udarja]a proti.
Ostra nasprotstva Sansu zeo ocitno poi javila
oh prilk neke njegove depuac zastopnlkom Wade
Washington Eden njenih clanov e zele da maj pred
mimi pohvaijo, kako nasi ludje tam pobjajo "komu-
nste." Nikar pa maj povedo, da ita janskm oroz
jem.
Louis Adamic Sc e protvil Stvar SO nekako zama-
Sill med sabo, razlika je tela dale.
Kar znenada virgil pod znanlko zveze soVenskih
zupni izjavo, da Adamic tst deputac nj 'govoril v
menu ameriskih Slovencev, ka lie te zastopajo zupn
XII zdruzeni svoj organizacii Adamica denunciral
pri zveznih OBJ astih in casopisju.
Vendar pa do razkoa Sansu nj prislo Skupna, kl
je van verjela e bila napram akozvan ZSZ sllno STRIP
na zelela je da soga, demonstlirana vsesloven
skem kongresu Cevelandu nadauje, zamisljena de-
lu kakrsnega dolocajo sprejete lesolucije.
Gospodom pa nj bilo "a delo, kakor ga oznacuje
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-08-31
Porocil0 semnja>
lin Zahvala

Semenj "Progresivnih Slo-
venk" je sijajno uspel in Sc no.
cemo vsem, XII ste kolickaj pri-
pomogli do uspeha, najlepse "a
hvaliti. =
Pri vsaki priredbi imamo enc
in iste clanice in njih mozicke,
XII pomagajo, da gre vse gladko
naprej. Tako smo imele tudi Sc
daj kooperacijo Cd strani F.
Podborseka. s(To je bill tisti ma
ii clovek velikim slamnikom y
F. Cessna, J. Pollocka, Mr.. Nago-
deta in Mr.. Veharja. Oni so po-
magali pri dobitkih in pri ici-
taciji. Lepa hvala vam fantje
in Sc Sc "a drugic priporocamo.
Licitacija nam je prinesla lep
dobieek, ker so nase pridne cla-
nice podarile eel "zverinjak'c'
- Gust Zupancic je darovala
zivega zajca, Mrs. Oshaben, pi-
sane cipke, Mrs. Karlovich, ra-
co z rdeco masno, Mrs. F. Ro-
tar, crno kokos in Mrs. Mary
Ivanusch je prinesla "partiza-
ma, Ito je bill petelin rdece pa
sme) in buco.
Drugih dobitkov je bilo pa TO-
liko, da smo bile presenecene
mad oblivion. Najbolj so posegli
ljudje po listkih "a "zegnano
vodo," katero so darovale cla-
nice Azman, Filipic, Vogrin, L
yancic, Jansa in Zakrajsek.
Ko srno naznanile, da je Mr..
J. Okorn daroval nekaj suhe
robe, Sc jc ma dan semnja od'
zval Mr.. Anton Fifolt IL Shaw
nee Ave. in daroval toliko su-
he robe, katero je sam naredil,
da smo morale rabbit emo cello
mizo, da smo vse razstavile. Bi-
la je celia skladovnica kuhalnic
lesenih kroznikov in valarjev
Ko so ljudje prihajali in 81 ogle-
davali razslavljeno robo, so Sc
vsi moski, XII so imeli zene Sc
boj, nekam ogibali tiste mize, ma
kateri SO bill valarji. Ali so bill
morebiti v strahu, da bodo re
nicke pokupile valarje?! - Mr.
Fifoltu naznanje: Valarji SC
vsi prodani in tudi vse kuhalni-
&c! Progressive. Sovenke sc
Yam prav lepo zahvalimo!
Opisovale bi lahko vsakegs
posameznega daroyalca, ker pa
to nj mogoce, vam podamo tu
njih imena: clanice: Zalokar
E:ranceskin, Azman, Loretich, I
vancic, Bostjancic, Vardian
Meznarsic, Zupancic, Hanko
Markich, Zdesar, Dodich, Medve,
SEX, Gubanc, Leksan, Leustig
A.. Turk, F. Turk, Basel, Slejko
Gorshe, Krasovec, Tolar, Cor
jane, JOS. Zaic, A. Zaic, Kalan
p. Kline, E. Kline, Mikus, Mary
zakrajsek, Renee, r. Keno, A
Cole. Mr.. J. Okorn in Mr.. A
F'ifolt in krozki st. q 3 in Z.
| sledeei trgoyci sd nam posla
Ii darove: Dolgan Hardware
i M r.f izann Mi tn ~ Auanrilxi kA Il
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-08-31

Kdor resnicno ljubi svoj ma
rod, ga ljubi kot MOI in ne kot
mevza; ljubi ga bolj v dejanju
nego v besedi. Pravi ljubitelj ne
potrebuje prigovarjanj ali ape
low, maj pride ma dan, n a j Sc
pokaze, da DO tako lepse zgle-
dalo in da Sc opere pred naro-
dom svojega slepomisnega in O.
portunisticnega della preteklosti
- Ne! - Resnicen voditelj je z
narodom in izraza njegovo Gu
tenje in hotenje - on Sc ne
ponasa, da kontrolira narod
temvec je srecen in vessel, &c je
njegov narod zmozen razloceva-
ii zrno Cd plevela in sprejema
njegovo vodstvo in nasvete z in
teligenco in razumevanjem. In
"Progresivne Slovenke" veseli
da Sc je mas narod tn in v do
movini otresel hlapcevstva in
poniznosti in je S tenn tudi od-
zvonilo voditeljem tiste sorte
XII so ia ponizni in dobri narod
najraje ljubili in Sc navduseva'
Ii zanj pri polnih kozarcih in
oblozenih mizah. Cas- takega ko.
medijanstva je minul. Narod je
izpil do dna kupo spoznanja,
trpljenja in bridkosti in 81 izbi-
ra sedaj svoje voditelje sam in
IL lastnih vrst.
| Zopet sc bo zbral v Clevelan
du kongres slovenskih MOI in
zena il vseh delov Zdruzenih
drzav, da pretehta delo SANSa
v preteklosti in zasnuje nacrte
"a bodocnost. Prvo tako zboro'
vanje pred dvema letoma sc je
organiziralo v duhu skupnosti
Xxi pa vsled kratkovidnosti II
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-08-31


trajalo. Cd strani naprednih
vrst nj bilo napadov in blate-
MIA oseb nasprotnega, oziroma
klerikalnega misljenja. Zaveda-
Ii smo Sc pac velike vaznosti ta-
kega skupnega della in vedeli
predobro, da bi Sc vsako nepre-
misIeno besedo ali dejanje lah-
ko smatralo "a napad. - Ma
drugi strani pa je bilo strpnosti
kmalu konec in sledile so resig-
nacije, napadi, blatenje in po-
tvarjanja brez konca in kraja
Kaj je bill njih namen, lahko
slutimo. Kot posledica pa Sc or
ganizacija SANS-a nj razsula
obratno postala je cello jacja in
pridobivala med narodom ma u
gledu in to tembolj, ker Sc je IL.
kazalo, da je bilo vodstvo ma
pravi poti in da je pravilno ra-
zunelo polozaj in teznje naro-
da v domovini. Danes tenn nj
vec nikakega dvoma in tisti, Xxi
so napadali SANScve voditelje
ter blatili narodno osvobodilno
gibanje v domovini, so danes O.
samljeni in osramoceni pred ma
rodom. In ma vprasanje, k a m
kreniti sedaj nimajo odgovora
Galantna poteza, da sc spravj
prizadete il mucnega polozaja
.je bila sicer narejena cd stra-
nj enc izmed klerikalno orijenti.
ranih zen sedaj tik pred SANS
ovim zasedanjem, toda mi ina
mo resne pomisleke, da DO ka.
hasnila. Tisti, XII so bill yes cas-
dostojni, so ostali clani SANS
ovega odbora in Sc MISC spusca'
Ii v mike osebne napade, bodo
kajpada prisli in pomagali gra'
diti naprej, tistih pa, XII so Sc ta'
ko dalec spozabili, da so vad'
ljali "a narodov plasc, XII je vi
sci ma krizu v najhujsih mukah
pa ne bo in je boljse tako. Ce bj
prisli, bi lie kalili pridobljeno ma
rodno harmonic in dobro voljo
l1i vlada med narodom "a kon'
struktivno delo.
Beseda "domobranec" Sc pra,
lepo slisi, toda v boju, XII Sc hi,
je danes v domovini so parti
zani tisti, XII branijo dom prei
okupatorjem, "domobranci' 81
pa oni, XII Sc bratijo nacisti ir
| Jim pomagajo pri napadih n:
The Apache sentinel., 1944-08-25

1-WeIdirg Parts to cuns-Left to
right, T/4 Frank Webster Robinson
Gn front of gum; S/Sgt. Larry Brice
(back Of gum; Tvs Clarence Tyler
TIA Sam Wallace, TVS Jeff D. Keys
and T/5 Troy 4. Eustice. 2-SerVice
Section-Kreeiing, left to right, Pvt.
Richard Shaw, T/5 EImore Wilson.
Standing, Pvt. Virgil lgens, TVS Jeff
.. Keys, Mckinley Brown, S/Sgt.
Larry Brice, Pvt. Ruben Long. 8
Repair and Service Section-Left to
right, standing, S/Set. Maurice r.
Dunn, TIA Edgar D. Thompson. In
vehicle, Ieft to right, TIA Edgar Young,
T/3 Isaiah Monroe, TIA William Otto,
Tvs Jeff Keys. 4-Instrument Section
for Repair of Precision instruments
Left, s/Sgt. George A. Smith; right,
TIA Harry George, T/5 Kermit Butch
er, TVS Anthony Rachel. 5-Repairing
Jeep Motor-Left to right, T/3 Rich
ard J. Whitman, Pvt Johnny Mitchell,
TIA James jefferson, T/Sgt. James n.
Harris, TIA Sam r. Wallace.
u. S. Signal Corps Photos.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-22
futile Memorial
Held inCourt

An impressive tribute to the
late Judge Arthur j. futile, whose
death occurred Dec. 3 after 81
years on the federal bench in
Detroit, was paid yesterday IN
memorial services in his former
courtroom.
Judge Charles {. Simons of the
". S. Circuit Court of Appeals OF
Cincinnati sat with Federal Judge
Monet, O'Brien. Lederle and
Picard during the ceremony.
Resolutions of regret were pre-
scented by the Detroit Bar Asso-
citation and the Detroit Chapter
of the National Lawyers Guild.
Speakers besides Judge Simons
were Clyde !. Webster, senior
Judge of the Wayne Circuit Court;
Hal Smith, attorney and lifelong
friend of Judge futile, and Judge
O'Brien.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-22
Illness Fatal
To DR.. Donald
Obituary

Final rites will be said at II
a. m. Saturday for DR.. William
NJ. Donald, "a. one of Detroit
most prominent physicians, who
died last night at Grace Hospital
after a five-week illness.
Dr. Donald, a leading specialist
in diagnosis and internal medicine
was born in Allenburg, Ont, Dec
Is, 1860, and received his early
education in Montreal. His medi-
cal education took him 10 the
University OF Toronto. Maglll
University and the Detroit College
of Medicine, now Wayne Univer-
sity School of Medicine.
STARTED IN 1887
His practice began in 1887, the
year he graduated, and his entire
career was spent here.
DR.. Donald was professor OF
biology and internal medicine a
the Detroit College of Medicine
from 1889 10 1884 and he was on
the staffs of Receiving, Deaconess,
st. Joseph's Mercy. Alexander
Blain. East Side General and ST,
Mary's hospitals.
He was president of the Wayne
County Medical Society in 1927
and 1928 and in 1889 he was made
an honorary member Of that body
and a member emeritus of the
Michigan State Medical Society
In addition, he was chief of staff
of the Protestant Children's Home
from 1915 TO 1884 and was active
in other medical and civic affairs
FINAL PROJECT
His last project was the estsh'
lishment of the medical nonmedl'
cal corner of the Detroit Public
Library, in which are books writ
ten by physicians on nonmedICs,
subjects and fiction.
He was a member of the De
troit Boat Club and the Tri-State
Medical Society. His residence
here was at the Parkhurst.
His son. Mai. Douglas Donald
also a well known Detroit physi
clan, is head of the medical de,
partment of an overseas station
hospital. Besides Mai. Donald. DR.
Donald is survived by a sister
Mrs. William Swan of Montreal
a daughter, Mrs. Hendrix Peter
Van Gelder of Toronto, and three
grandchildren.
Services will be held at the VIII
liam r. Hamilton chapel
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-22
u. {. 3. Herring

4 funeral with military honors
for "a II Edward Z Herring, 25,
viii be held at ? p m. tomorrow az
the IA. DeSanuS Funeral Home,
AIack and Chalmers.
: e. Herring, q pilot Of a SIS
homber. was killed, Dec. is, on a
fight from the Lafayette Army
Base. Ia. when his p a G
crashed near Starkvlle, Miss.
re re WITT be btfr-iedd IN Woodfawu
Cemetery.
lie is survived by his wife. Cent
vic, his mother. Mrs. Mary Yeske,
both of 1850 Beniteau; a brother,
SGT. Wendell Herring. and his
steplather, SGT. Robert YeSke.-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-22

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truth is out. You may shop all over
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-22
0beton Seeks Divorce.

HOLLYWOOD, Dec u ms
- Film actress Merle Oberon
today confirmed that she would
seek a divorce from Sir Alexander
korda. Hungarian motion picture
producer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-22
Patrick CsuIey

Services VIII be held al 10 m
tomorrow AZ 81 Mary Magdalen
Church, Hazel Park, for Patrick
Cauley, y. of 1924 Shevlin, Fern
dale. fatally injured Tuesday morn
ing when hrs bicycle was struck
by an automobile on Stephenson,
near Chestnut. In Hazel Park.
The driver nl the car William
YoCuS. %. of 3205 Chester. Fern
dale. a tool engineer, was released
on his oMn- bond by Hazel Park
police, who were hunting for wit
neSSeS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-22
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-22

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Savings Stamps from your De-
troit Times carrier. He'll de-
liver them to your home.
The Valley settler., 1944-02-11

Sec ION PARKS.
 PALMER GIRLS WIN s TO Is. SAT. TV ! The Anchorage Engineer Girls came over to pa liner last Saturday evening en6 played Basket Ball with the Palmer Hi sh School Girls. Palmer the above score tell about the game ]
 
 h.R.R.C. STARTS NTH CLEARING. kccordint, to Q Seattle paper the A.R.R.C. Is going to increase the amount of farm land in the Matonuskd Valley from 5000 to 15.OOO acres cs soon as they can fine farmers whd have shown ability to develop stab ld family sized farms.
 Monae CT Hansen is quoted as sayind that many of the pres ent farmers whd are delinquent in payments on debts contracted when they came north in the Motanuska Colizinotion project in 1855 are anxious to pay cash for more lan9," but we wouldn't accept money until they are in good stand ing on their old 6ebts.
 We wonder how many people rememb I thet the people of the Valley were urged to 2n6orse the presen program for the sale of additi ional land to fermers, here, because the original 40 acre tracts were too small to ppoviee a living for a fami ly, there l by prevonti ing the farmer from gettiH suffi ciont returns from his farm tt meet the tn6ebtness that he had 1n- cured? We wonder If tt is true that the memory of the common people Is short ana that most any program can put OVor.if 1t is gum- shOeG thrOuCh when people are not looking?
Imperial Valley press., 1944-11-16
States Income
Foees Decline

SACRAMENTO, Nov. l6. up
Californias immediate postwar eco
nomic fate is II place near the mid
die of the national parade Alex
ander r. Heron, director of recon-
structicn and unemployment, de-
clared wednesday.
Per capita income, which rose to
S1473 during 1913, probably will drop
to S782 during the first year after
the war, compared with $790 in 1910
Heron said.
However. Heron held out hope
for much higher income for Cali
fornia for a few years after the
war ends, when the state has read
iusted itself to peacetime economic
conditions
A statistical report released by
the reconstruction commission eSti-
mated that even with maximum
civilian employment of 100000, or
% per cent mere than in 1910, the
total income of CalifornianS is not
likely to exceed S9.5OO, 100000 in the
first postwar year
Income in 1943 was 100000
Imperial Valley press., 1944-11-16
Senator Opposes
Presidents
Watershed Plan

WASHINGTON. Nov. 16. CUPl-
Chairman John H. Overton Cd.
Louisiana, of the senate commerce
subcommittee on flood control. de-
clares he is completely opposed" to
any plan to set up regional TWAS"
throughout the United States.
Overton took sharp issue with
President RooSeyelt's proposal YES
terday that the nations watersheds
be crganiz ID into seven regional
groupings along the same pattern
established in the Tennessee valley.
Mr., Roosevelt proposed regional
authorities in such areas as Mis-
souri, valley. the Mississippi valley.
Columbia river valley, Cumberland
river valley Arkansas river valley
and the region drained by "major
streams feeding into the Gulf of
Mexico
I'm not in favCr of it at all. 3"
Overton said. He declared it was
better for the army engineers and
the bureau of reclamation to con-
tinue their present work of building
of dams for flood control and irTi-
CATION rather than to pull them Off
to work on other projects supervised
by scatter Drained people"
To Mr.. RooSevelt's comment that
flood control would be only a
minor feature of the proposed re-
gional groupings. Overton respond
ed:
Flood control is by no means a
minor matter when danger to mil
lions of dollars worth of property
is involved. I am completely opposed
to any additional authorities similar
to the IVA