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Imperial Valley press., 1944-03-24
Sporfsmen Meet
Date CHANGED

A meeting of 135 southern Cali
fornia sportmen clubs slated al Los
Angeles, was postopen from Friday
until March %, according to Ru-
dolph Miller, who was to represent
the USDA War Board at the meet
ing to solicit the sportsmen's CO.
operation in reducing duck damage
10 growing Imperial Valley crops.
Miller said that Dave Davidson,
state Agricultural Conservation Ad-
ministration chairman, of Los An
geles, has consented to attend the
national meeting in Chicago in
April, providing he is able to do
so. Wage and other hearings may
be scheduled that will not permit
Davidson to attend, he said
Imperial Valley press., 1944-03-24
Mother Succslmbs
When Advised
Of Sons Death

GARY. Ind. March q. up
Mrs Mary Muir. 48. was proudly
telling her bridge club members
about her son. Capt. James Muir.
serving in Sicily when the doorbell
rang Thursday II was a telegram
from the war department telling
her her son. an only child, had
been killed March 10. Mrs. Muir
collapsed and died Of shock a few
minutes later.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-03-24

WASHINGTON, March "a up
Civilian hopes for possible in
crease in 1914 sugar rations were
dashed Friday as the Var Food
Administration announced there
was no improvement" in the tight
sugar situation Civilians are
Imperial Valley press., 1944-03-24
RAISES TUITION RATE

BERKELEY, Calf. March "a.
up The price of education as
the result of price initiation became
higher at the University Of Cali
fornia today. Students from other
states, who were getting lower
rates, were informed $3.50 now is
what they pay. The price is for
tuition, not including room, nutri-
ton or the cost Of taking co-eds
cut 10 play.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-03-24

nationalist oil policy, conservation
of U. S. reserves, exploitation of
foreign fields, so per cent OF which
are now owned by U. S. nationals.
This would mean considerable gov
ernment financing or ownership,
and the maintenance of strong
Army and Navy and Air Force to
protect those holdings.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-03-24
PLAYED LIszT AT TWO

CLEVELAND, March q IUPT-
Kenneth wolf. CIeveland's t2-year-
old child prodigy. transferred his
credit from western RCrerEe Uni
vcrsj.1 hcro rccentiy to Yalo Uni
yersity 10 become tho New Haven.
Conn schools TcunaeG. student
Kenneth ast0urded mis- parents at
the age Of two when Lc picked out
a List mclody on the family piano
Yale gave him a music scholarship.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-03-24
zoo SHORT ON SNAKES

CHICAGO, March q. tUPl-The
snake house at the Lincoln Park
Eco IS half filled because Of the
war. The ZOOS director, FLOYD S.
Young. said he formerly received
snakes frcm South American In
dians. But these Indians have
turned TO higher paying JOBS in
war industry srd nc ore has
volunteered 10 take their place.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-03-24
LUCK FAVORS CHILD

MIAMI, Fla, March "a (UP) =
Eight-month-old Bryce L. Taylor,
of Miller, Neb., fell from the eighth
story of a hotel and lived. His
only injuries: A broken leg and
slightly strained neck.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-03-24
HARVARD DOWN TO 1850

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, March "a.
(UP) Harvard University's present
civilian enrolment of 1850 STU
dents is about 1000 less than the
registration during World War I.
according to official university fig
ures. Harvards average peacetime
registration was about 5000 STU
dents.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-03-24

Newest and biggest army COM
bat vehicle is the 25-ton tank re-
triever, capable of hauling one
medium or two small tanks to a
repair station.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-03-24
by
Peter
Edison

When the new 11-man Senate
Committee gets going on its job
of drawing up q national policy on
U. S. oil reserves, the first thing
it will run into is an inability OF
the experts to agree on what those
reserves really amount to.
Further, this situation has been
tremendously complicated in the
last few days by lot OF frantic
revision of previous estimates, for
motives and reasons that frankly
look funny.
One of the most respected geo.
logiSts in the business, E. l.. de
Golyer of the governments Petrol
cum Reserves Corporation, now eS-
Inmates known oil reserves in prov
ed L. S. fields at % billion barrels.
With crude oil pumped out at
billion to a billion and half bar
rels year during the last 10 years
that would mean this country now
has reserves for from Is to 20 years,
which isn't much.
A year ago the Petroleum Re-
serves committee of the American
Petroleum Institute estimated re-
serves at over 38 billion barrels,
but today has scaled this down to
mere 20 billion barrels-a scant
l4-year supply. In spite of this,
Edgar Pew of Philadelphia Sun
Oil company, the committee chair
man, states that the Oil industry
will be able to meet the nations
requirements from u. S. sources
for many generations" How this
deduction is made on his own fig
ures is bit puzzling.
Wallace E. Pratt, vice presio en-.
and geologist for the Standard Oil
company of New Jersey, previously
estimated U. S. reserves at 100 bill
lion barrels, 40 per cent recoverable
under present production meth
DDS. In his recent address before
the Oil Heat Institute of America,
Pratt discounted the 14-year reserve
theory, declaring that after proved
reserves had been exhausted, there
would still be some 10 billion barrels
left in the ground for secondary
recovery.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-03-24
Goodrich Firm
Leader Warns
On Tire Dearth


perial Valley truckers Of a definite
and drastic tire shortage b. J. E.
Wachsmith of Los Angeles, district
manager Of the IS. F. Goodrich
Company at a general meeting of
all valley Goodrich dealers at the
Barbara Worth Hotel this week.
This growing shortage vol ~'0'
bring about a serious breakdown
in essential truck transportation
unless greatest care is taken of the
tires now rolling Mr. Wachsmith
declared. He called upon the as
sembled dealers 10 carry this mes
sage to all their clients and 10
assist in every way to help in con-
servation programs
Continuing. Mr.. WachSmith said
This critical situation calls for
sweeping and constant conservation
Of tires by operators and all auto
mobile owners.
MILITARY NEEDS
This years military require
ments of the military are prac-
tically as muck as the entire ma
tion consumed on an average dur
ing the normal years of 1899. 1870
and 194I. Obviously our number
one objective is TO win the war
which means that cur armed forces
must have first call on our SYM
thetic production. However. main
tenance of essential automobile and
truck transportation must not col
lapse. In Imperial Valley. for in
stance, food products must be
transported by truck to markets.
and in addition, TO our own food
requirements the nation will be
called upon to feed European coun-
tries as they emerge frcm under
Axis occupation.
MIR. Wachsmith further pointed
out that while the synthetic pro-
duction practically is on schedule
that does not mean that the tire
crisis is over. On the contrary in
the immediate future there will not
be sufficient tires available to
handle essential transportation. he
concluded
WILL CoOPERArF
Here in the valley, the visiting
executive said, Walter AnSaldo,
local Coodi ich manager has the
resporribility Of seeing that the
firms a lotnent CT tires reaches
the most essential users. He is
making an intensive study of valley
ccnditiors and will devote lis time
and experience to this task. Mr..
Wachsnith promised. And in this
connection, it was announced that
the Goodrich company has q spe-
cially worked out conservation plan
which is being offered all tire
users
Among the regional managers at
tending the meeting was A. D.
Gardner OF Los Angeles. manager
of the wholesale department.
Mr.. Gardner reminded the deal
ers and through them, tire ucers
that the initial figures of auto
mobile tire production as SUBJ
mitted by Director Dewey of the
tire division, OPA, has been re-
duced from 30 million to % mil
lion and that all the manufacturers
estimate they can urn out only l8
million. The truck tire situation is
even more critical. The Dewey
estimate was 100000 Dealers see
only 1000, ,0GO as possible.
Mr.. Gardner declared these fig
ures alone give the reason why
present tires in use must be con-
served and used down to the last
possible miles.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-03-24
FOREIGN POLICY
Is AFFECTED

IheSe vast differences OF opinion
are no idle taproom argument.
Here is the fundamental question
on which the postwar oil policy
of the United States will be decided.
The question itself is simple, but
the ramifications reach from here
to Hedjaz. A 14-year U. S. reserve
means one kind of oil policy and
foreign policy. An unlimited or 1000
year reserve is something else
again.
tiveS view with alarm the heavy
wartime Grains on reserves. From
this crowd comes the demand for
developing U. S. oil concessions in
the Middle East and for building
pipelines across Saudi Arabia to
the eastern shores of the Meoiter-
ranean.
The Senate committee is going to
investigate this, also.
AXES WILL BE GROUND
You should get these pressure
groups Strengthened out to know
"lldI OIlCoC
and those to come:
Producers who have U. S. oil to
sell will want to sell it, now. They
will lean to the idea that U. S. oil
reserves are ample and there is no
need to conserve. Such people will
yell bloody murcer at the thought
of any foreign entanglements in
oil, land will scream that govern
ment participation in financing Or
ownership Of foreign oil fields or
pipe lines means the death of pri-
vate industry and free enterprise
On the other hand, oil companies
whose U. S. holdings may be near
exhaustion and companies having
extensive foreign hole ings will be
in there lobbying for a strongly
Nogales international., 1944-07-21
LEGAL NOTICE

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
THE STATE OF ARIZONA
IN AND FOR THE COUNTY
OF SANTA CRUZ
In the Matter of the Estate of
EPHRAIM,
Deceased.
NOTICE OF HEARING PETITION
FOR ANCILLARY PROBATE OF
WILL AND FOR LETTERS
TESTAMENTARY
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that Ruth Ephraim Rosenthal has
produced copy of the will of
Franziska Ephraim, deceased, to-
gether with the probate thereof by
the Superior Court of the State of
California in and for the County of
Los Angeles, duly authenticated,
and has filed the same with her
petition for letters testamentary,
and that the hour of ten 10000
o'clock AM on Saturday, the 29th
day of July 1914, in the Court
Room of the Superior Court of the.
State of Arizona in and for the
County of Santa Cruz. has been
appointed for the hearing, at which
time and place any person inter
ested may appear and contest said
will or show cause why the prayer
of said petition should not be
granted.
Dated July 10, 1944.S
DOROTHY TTTCOMB,
Clerk.
publish July IA, II and %, 1944)
Nogales international., 1944-07-21

Cpl. Ignacio Pima has returned to-
his base at Lincoln, Nebr., after
visiting during the past week with
his family here. He is in the
ground crew personnel of the Air.
Corps.
T. T. Pendleton of the Baca
Float Ranch was in town Tuesday
to cast his ballot.
Nogales international., 1944-07-21
Tentative Official Budget
OF
STATE ARIZONA FOR THE FISCAL YEAR
BEGINNING JULY 1sT, 1914 ENDING JUNE 3OTH 1945

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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-02

res varal krvnika? Ali ie knee
slutil n1ori;ni vpliv svoje zvija-
ce? Dovoljeno je dvomiti mad
tenn. Ali je pomiloval drugega
in nenadomestnega Fancioullea?
slabo in upraviceno je verjeti.
Obsojeni plemenitasi so po-
slednjikrat uzivali gledalisko i
gro. Sc tisto noe SO jih usmrti-
Ii.
Cd tistikrat je prislo vec po
pravici cislanih igralcey IL raz-
licnih dezel igrat ma dvor kne-
"a. Toda vsi skupaj MISC bill nj
ii senca cudezne Fancioulleve
zmoznosti in nihce Sc nj ma dvo-
ru tako >prikupil. . -.
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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-02
Preskrbite mocne zavoje "a
bOzicna, darila!

Washington. - Postna sluz-
ba armade in mornarice opo.
zarja obcinstvo, da je treba
spraviti darila, XII gredo preko
norja moskim in zenskim >ela-
nom oborozenih sill, v skatle iz
kovine, lesa ali mocnega fiber
boarda, ali pa zelo trpeznega,
ma obeh straneh impregnirane-
ga kartona. Zavoji a j bodo
mocno prevezani. Rok "a odpo-
siljatev zavojev preko morja je
do Is. oktobra.
Postni urad pravi tudi, da bi
bilo umestno zaviti vse zavoje
il kartona Sc enkrat v mocan
papir, kajti pokazalo Sc je v
praksi, da so zavoji, XII nimajo
tega omota, cestokrat raztrga-
nj, tako da pade vsebina ven.
Kar zavijete, mora biti tesno
stisnjeno, da Sc ne DO premeta-
valo pri transportu in poskodo-
valo ostalo vsebino, ali pa raz-
trgalo zavoj. Sladkorcki, lesni-
XII, bonboni il karamele ali CO.
kolade, fruit cake in cokolada v
kosih pa morajo biti zaviti vsak
posebej v voscen papir in potem
spravljeni v skatlje IL kovine,
lesa ali kartona. Mehkih bonbo-
nov, bodisi domacih, bodisi kup-
ljenih, pa raje ne posiljajte.
Predmeti, XII imajo ostre robo-
We ali osti, kot aparati "a britt,
nozi in slicno, morajo biti "a
motani, da so osti dobro zava-
rovane, tako da je nemogoce,
da bi poskodovali druge posilja-
tive.
Vse bozicne posiljke maj nosi-
10 napis "Christmas Parcel. -
Teza ne sme biti vec cd 5 fun
tov a velicina zavoja ne cez Is
incev po dolzini.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-02
CHARLES BAUDFLAIRE:
JUNASKA SMRT

Fancioulle je bill cudovit salji-
vec in skoro knezov prijatelj..
Toda ma osebe, XII Sc po svojem
poklicu posvete komiki, resne
stvari delujejo osorno silo. In
cetudi Sc, nam mogoce zdi cud-
no, da Sc ideje domovine in svo-
bode gospodovalno polaste i
gralcevih 1nozganov, Sc je Fan
cioulle nekego dine udelezil "a
rote nezadovoljnih plemenita-
Sev.
Povsod najdete dobre ljudi,
Xxi ovadijo vladi take srdite ne
zadovoljneze, XII hocejo odsta-
viii kneze in predrugaciti clo-
vesko druzbo, ne da hi jo vpra-
sail "a svet.
Tako SO gospode prekucuhe
prijeli Fancioullea seveda tudi,
in jih obsodili ma smrt.
Rad verjamem, da Sc je knez
skoro razjezil, ko je nasel med
zarotniki priljubljenega igral-
ca. Ia knee nj bill ne boljsi in
ne slabsi kot kdo drugi; toda
pretirana obcutljivost ga je v
mnogih slueajih naredila krvo-
locnejsega in samopasnejsega
cd vseh MENU enakih. Bill je
strasten ljubitelj in izvrsten po-
znavatelj lepih umetnosti in res
nicno nenasiten nasladnez. Bill
je sam resnicen umetnik in nj
poznal nevarnejsega sovraznika
ko Dolgoeasje. Ma razlicne cud-
ne nacine 81 je prizadeval, da hi
ubezal temu svetovnemu tiranu
ali ga premagal, in radi tega
pocetja bi mu bill .gotovo strogi
zgodovinarji n d deli priimek
"Strasni," &c bi bill v drzavi do
volil pisati karkoli, kar bi ne
sluzilo sano veselju in zacude-
nju, XII je ena najneznejsih oblik
vcselja. velika nesreca tega kac.
"a ie bila, da nj "a svoj duh j.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-02
MIC VEG ODLASANJA!
(Nadaljevanje S i. strani)

Bratje in sestre! Caka mas We
likO delo. V start domovini ma
rod umira ma bojnem polju in
donna. One ma bojiscih lahko
podpremo lie nloralno. Toda
onim ubogim sirotam donna pa
lahko takoj nudimo svojo ma
terialno pomoc. Sc danes zavi-
hajmo rokave in pojdimo ma
delo!
Ia Sloyenski ameriski narod-
nj svet:
Mirko G.. Kuhel, tajnik.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-02

XII izkljucuje vsako m isel ma
grob in ma pogubo.
Prenasicno in lahkomiselno
obcinstvo je kmalu podleglo
mogocnemu umetnikovemu vpli-
vua Nihce nj vec sanjal 0 smrti,
o zalovanju, niti 0 usnrtitVi.
Vsi so Sc brez vznen1ir rjenja
vdajai vzvisenim nasladam, XII
jill h nudi pogled ma mojstrsko
delo 1--WE umetnosti. Izbruhi We
selja in obcudovanja SO stresali
veekrat zaporedoma oboke gle
dalisca silovitostjo bobnecega
groma. Cello knee Sc je yes o.
mamljen pridruzil ploskanju.
Vendar "a jasno razlocujoce
oko njegova omama nj bna ci-
sta. Ali Sc je cutil premagane-
ga svoji trinoski oblasti? Po-
nizanega v umetnosti teptati ST.
ce in pohabljati duhoYe? Vara-
mega v pricakovanjih, in zani-
cevanega v slutnjah? Take ne
ravno opravicene, toda gotovo
ne popolnoma neopravicene mi
sli SO mi rojile po glavi, ko sem
>opazoval knezov obraz, ma ka-
terem Sc ie sveza bledica nepre-
nehoma pridruzevala njegovi O.
bicajni bledici, kakor &c sneg pa
da ma sneg. Ustnice SO Sc mu
vedno bolj stiskale in oci so Ia
rele v notranjem, zavisti in jezi
podobnem ognju cello, "kadar je
ostentativno ploskal nadarje-
nosti svojega starega prijatelja,
cudnega glumaca, Xxi je tako i
menitno glumil smrt. Hipoma
sem opazil, da Sc je Njegova
visokost nagnil k malemu pa
zu, XII je stal "a MIN, in mu ne
kaj posepetal v uho. Potem pa
je zivahno stekel IL knezove To-
re ko da ina izpolniti nujno ma
rocilo.
Nekaj minut pozneje je oster
in dolg zvizg prerusil Fancioul-
lea v enem njegovih najboljsih
trenutkov in uradil hipoma v u
sesa in srca vseh. In il tistega
kota dvorane, kjer je zrizgnil
nepricakovani zvizg, je decek z
zadrzanim smehom planil ma
hodnik.
Faucioulle je prestrasen, zbu-
jen il svojih sanj, najprej "a
prl oci, potem pa jih je skoraj
takoj cezmerno siroko razkle.
nil, odprl usta, kakor da hoce
krcevito zajeti sapo, Sc zazibal
malo naprej, malo nazaj in Sc
zgrudil mrtev ma deske.
Ali je kakor mec hitri zvizg
STATEMENT OE THE oxuNrEpC GUILD
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-02
Roosevelt odgovoril
republikanski reakciji

Pred nami je naoga, da zmagovo dokoncamo to
nasrasnejso vseh vojen cm hitreje in cim manjsimi
izgubami zivljen
Pred Mani je naloga, da organziramo mednarodni
ustroj XII DO zasi igual trajnost dobjenega mru.
In pred mani e naloga, da tukaj donna spremenimo
naso vojno ekonomio mirovno ekonomijo
Te naloge "a zgradbo miru imel pred seboj en-
lHat popre pred pribzno generacijo Republican
ska admnistraca, k je bila takrat vadnem krmiu,
jh je temelto zanemarla To pot ne smemo dopustitl
da b prislo do takega faska To pot ega bono dopu
still.
Ma sreco nam nj treba zaceti cisto Mnogo je
bo re storenega Mnogo vec e treba Sc sorit Sadovi
image to pot ne bodo jaboka XII bodo prodajala ma
ulcnh vogalih.
Pred mnogim meseci je ia administracija organizi-
raa sistem XII bo potreben redno demobilzacjo de-
zele ma mrovno podago Kongres e to pot spreel "a
kone "a nadaljevane agenc XII Sc h bo potebovao "a
demobilzacijo dodatnimi mocmi zvrsitev njhoVih
posOv.
JAZZ vem ola amerisko ljudstvo - business, deo in
poljedelci - ina sto voo, da sori mir toko kot e
storio "a vono JAZZ ve da e stanu vzd1zati narodne
oohodke XII bodo zaamci pono produkco in polno "a
posenost pod nasim sistemom pivatnega podjetnsva
vadno podporo in pomocjo, kjer DO to potrebno
Bisvo tega kar nameravamo storiti zadevi spre-
membe vojne ekonomije mirovno ekonomijo ola IL
raziti emo besedo - deo.
Mi bono dali naJem all pfOdal nase Vladno Id
stovane ndusriske obrate in napraVe in nase odvlsne
vone zaoge in zemljo vdika, kako h more elm bo-
lie obratovat cd stran pvatnega podjetnsva in pre-
skrbet delo "a cim vecje stevilo ljudi.
Sledili bono mezdno politiko, XII DO ohranla nakup-
no moe delovnega ludsva kaJti to pomen vecjo pro-
dukcijo in vec della.
Sedanji program mezd in je bill zamisjen ola
suz potrebam velikh udskih mas. Ma ia nacin Sc je
ustavila nfacia in obdzae ma stabln stop
NIL Skoz demobilzacijsko dobo Sc DO zvaja program
Z ism smotrom pred ocm - sluzit potrebam vellklh
ljudskih
To nj cas- ko je mogoce pozabiti ma ljudi kakor Sc
e pozabilo mamie casa repubikanskega poloma ka-
terega smo podedova Vracajoci vojak, delavci pr
rihovih strojh, farmer poju, rudarj, mozje in ze
ne pisarnah in trgovinah to pot bodo pusti da b
pozabilo nan je.
Ljudje danes vedo, da MISC "odvsno blago" KaJh
on vedo da so Amerika.
Doociti 81 tarce in ellie bodocnost, XII Sc
bodo zde nemogoci one XII zvijo mrtv preteklost
Mi danes organzujemo Strategic milu, enako kot
Marshall, King, Arnold, Macarthur, Eisenhower IN
Nmitz organizujejo strategic vojne.
Zmaga ameriskega udstva in njegovih zaveznkov
te von bo nogo vec kot zmaga mad fasizmom in re-
akcijo mad mtvo ranijo in preteklostjo Zmaga anne
rskega udstva in niegovih zaveznikov tel vojn DO
zmaga demokracijo Ona prinese tako pordio jake
st moci in vtalnosn ludsc Wade, kakrsnemu zgodov-
ma nj bila Sc nikoli pref priea.
tenn potrdom vitalnost denaokratske Wade "a ma