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Ako bi ostali nasi sa-
radnici postupili, kao sto
je postupio drug Evanic,
tada bi pitanje glavnog
Silva skoro bilo reseno.
Ia sve drugo, postarace-
mo Sc mi. Zato jos jed
nom umoljavamo sve ma
Sc saradnike da Sc pozu-
re sa svojim clancima,
jer je vreme kratko!
UREDNISTVO
KALENDARA.
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Dole sleduju imena prilozi
Ogranaka, Kubova, Grupa po-
jedinaca ma konvencijskom BAN
ketu u korist WEEKLY PEO-
PLEA, glavnog partijskog orga-
ma.
OGRANCI: Akron $500, De-
troit 5000, Milwaukee 1925, Los
Angeles 5000, Steubenville $3.50,
Youngstown $125, Clev e ! a n d
$1OO, Lackawanna $1O0, Bell
wood $1OO, New York $55, Chi
cago $50, Hoboken $50, Dayton
$50, Cincinnati 500 East Chi
cago $40.
KLUBOVI RADNICKE BOR-
BE: Milwaukee 5000, Detroit
$3.50 i Chicago $75.
GRUPE:: Bugarski Ogranak A
kron $40, Weekly People Club
Cleveland $25, Bratski delegat
Bugarske Federacije SIS, Week
ly People Club Steubenville SIS,
bartender Club" $27, Tinka Ma
livuk, Helen Salcak Bogic go.
POJEDINCI: Milenko Tonic
$110. P. Manzeta $100. Familiia
Pill $25, drug i drugarica Capic
$25, Walbridge family $25, J. Te-
Sic $25, A. Mishak $40, Katie fa-
milija $25, Theo. Elcoff $40, N.
Coric $40. P. Manzeta (u ime
! kcerke Helen unuke Cicera
Jaksic) $40, c. Besser SIS, NJ. i
Theresa Karlovic SIS, H. Brost-
, man $40, P. Kovacevic $40. S.
Babic $40. J. Rudez $40. c. Ku-
can $40, J. Scepovic $40, J. Ar
bet $40. G. Sulentic $40. c. Do
bricevic $40, M. Brlas $40, D.
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Anastasoff $40, G. Kerceff $40,
Elizabeth Farkas $40, VIM. Far
kas $40, j. Matte $40, D. Panjko-
vic $40, p Sharkey $40, M. Cad
ney $40, M. Kovac $11, j. Klaic
SO, ]. Mitic $40, Wick familija
$40, Anna Sekulic $40, J. Sestok
$40, M. Burlakis $40, N. Ruzic
$40, M. Vuksic $40, Antunovic
familija $40, A. Grbac $40, Cru
pa: Mary Pill, Margaret Rack,
Helen Salcak, Mary Slepcevic,
Mary Pirincin, Kata Matte, Envy
Oakley, E. Wick, Z. Malivuk. B.
Bogic i E. Rachek $l0.25, Katie
Grbavcic S., VIM. Sable SIS, P.
cotic $6, F. Fritic S., P. Polovina
S., P. Krist S., D. Rukavina S.,
G. Kristoff $5, T. Gramaticoff
S., L. Petrovic S., J. Busdon SIS,
J. T. Evanic S., S. Pocuca S., j.
Stefanov S., c. Mirosavljevic S.,
X. Mitic S., Hendel $5, J. Koleff
S., F. Rack S., Begovich Fami-
ly S., P. Slepcevic S., l.. Stefa-
movie $5, J. Pirincin S., F. Ra-
dienovic $5.- M. Mrdjenovic SIS.
Chas. Storm S.. Milan Tonic SIS.
! M. Andric S.. NJ. P. Vidovic $5,
S. Todorivic S., S. Crnovic 50.
James Sim S.. Archie Sim SIS. c.
Scepovn SIS. M. Belle S., G. Ra-
dulovic S.. NJ. Krnic S., Anna
| Reuk S., M. Miianovic S. S. Bo-
Yin $5, "Five Dollar Club" S., M.
Russity S.. T. S. Miianovic 81.
NJ. Matic SIS, Mrs. Andrews s.,
Helen Chenoweth S., Zorka j
NADIA Katie 81. B. Golub S. M
Radovic So. E. Rachek 81, S. Da-
dovic So, ]. Farkas s., Pide'l g
Mary B. Slepeevic 81, Vera
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Ako je to nasa duznost da
pon1azemo svaki istinski pokI ct
naroda, nije mania nasa duznost
da zastitimo tex obrazovanu jez-
CRU nase proleterske partije, ne
zrtvujuci je nekorisno j ne doz-
voliavati proletarijatu da bude
desetkovan u besplodnim mes
MIN pobunama". - Marr-Engels.
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KROZ AMERIKU
(Nastavak sa /. stranel

(Nastavak sa l. stranel
mo drzavne uposlenike, ukljucu-
juci vojsku, linija cd eetir ma
poredo IL militarnoj formaclIl,
mozda hi stigla cd New Yorka
do Chicago. Iii, ako bi Sc forml-
rala osoba pred osobu u jedna
hniiu, verovatno bi Sc pruzila od
New Yorka do San Francisco,
Cal.
To ie tai 'razumni' kapitalis-
ticki poredak, koji je wise slican
jednoj kolosalnoj ludnici, nego
ljudskom druStvu.
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UvOd kveStaju 0granka Akron

kog ucenja Socijalisticke Radnic-
ke Partije Sjedinjenih Drzava i
ola ma tai nacin ubrzamo dan
oslobodjenja nase klase ispod
morije klasne vladavine
u zbijenom obliku dotacemo
Sc izvesnih poslova koje je Ogra-
max kroz proslu godinu obavio,
te snagama u Ogranku koje su
tai posao obavljale. Kroz celu
godinu Ogranak Sc sastojase cd
osamnaest clanova. Pocetkom O.
voga novog polugodista izgubi-
Ii smo druga Stevana Dadovica.
Poginuo je aksidentu. Nu uz-
gled ola napomenemo dobismo
diva nova clana drugove Shaffe-
ra i Babica. Onoliko koliko mas
ina, vecina III je zauzeta trgo-
vackim poslovima. Do krajnosti
dugi i neuredni sati, a sve ovo
otezava nam rad, a osobito rad
oko agitacije. Agitacija Sc obav->
liza ma dohvat. Nesretne prilike
su takve ola Sc nemozemo po-
moci. Sada "a vreme ovog tako-
zvanog ratnog prosperiteta u
sesdeset petoj godini starosti nj
81 prestar "a tvornicu, a "a vre-
me krize ranije bio 81 prestar
Il trideset petoj godini. l to su
owe okolnosti koje nagnase mno-
ge nase clanove da Sc prihvate
takozvanog biznisa. Pa ipak bez
obzira ma sve poteskoce, svaki
posao u Ogranku obavlja Sc So
odusevljenjem i odanoscu. Sed-
nice, skole, poslovi oko raznih
afera sve to tece u harmoniji
INije mala kolicina posla koju
mas Ogranak preko godine obavi
Ii novcano pomaze da Sc obave
poslovi, kooperativno sa osta-
linn S. L. P. subdivizijama u gra-
du. Tu je drzavni piknik, pa kon-
|vencija, pa letaci, a owe godine
ii sakupljanje potpisa ma peticio-
MIN listama. Svi owl poslovi US
pesno SUI obavljeni mas je O.
|granak svuda ma svakom mestu
Idoprinosio svoj udeo.
| Ma kraiu zelimo jos reel ovo:
Prilike koje prezivljujemo jake
su cemerne, a ukoliko kapitah-
| zam bude produzavao one &c ne
minovno biti jos cemernije. Mas
revolucionarni rad treba uveliko
da Sc poveca, povecati ga mo-
zemo samo, ako povecamo broi
nash snaga u Ogranku. Mi ovim
potsecamo nase dugogodisnie
simpaticare ma njihovu duznost
- potsecamo III i pozivamo i'll da
Istupe u Ogranak. da povecamo
snagu Ogranka povecavajuci M
Itaj nacin niegovu aktivnost
pospesavajuci obaranje kapitah-
zma uspostavlianje Industrial
ne Republic Rada.
! Delegati
L. Stefanouic,
! N. Ruzic,
| 7 NFitic
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ISPRAVKA

U dopisu Ogranka East Chica-
90, sa drugarskog sastanka, koji
Sc pojavio u 81. broju R. B., is
pustena Sc imena sledecih prila-
gaca: G.. Magdic c. Tchalo. Sva-
XII je prilozio po $500.
S ovim Sc ova greska isprav-
liza, a pomenuti drugovi neka
nam izvinu. = UREDN1STVO.
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prava u prilog revolucije bila bi
ma svome mestu. No posto to, los
"a sada, nije slucaj, to estate los
jedno pitanje koje je stalno ma
dnevnom redu imeno: priprema-
ME radnicke klase "a osvajanie
vlasti. Svako drugo pitanje, kao
j gornje pitanje, oko koga Sc bak-
Gu nasi radnici u Akronu, nije
radnicko nego kapitalisticko pi-
tanje, koje nam ma kraju kraie-
va neminovno nanosi zlo.
Tradicije, rece Marx, poput
alpskih planina pritiskuju moz-
COVE zivih. Tradicije zaista pri-
tiskuju mozgove nasih radnika.
Tradicije dobro dolaze kapitalis-
tickoj klasi i ona in sa svom
vestinom marljivoscu pothra-
njuje potpiruje. Celokupna ka-
pitalisticka stampa, govornica,
radio, sva sredstva kojima ona
raspolaze, stalno tuku u tn zicu.
A da bi otrovni ucin sve owe,
'pomenute nepomenute, kapita-
isticke propaganda sto teze pao
ma radnicki mozak, zato SUI Sc
postarali majcini takozvani ko-
munisti. Sa svojom stampom sa
svojim govorancijama oni mad
masuju i same kapitaliste. Srps-
ko ovo, pa hrvatsko ono; pa opet:
srpski oval, pa hrvatski onaj
Proslog maja, priredjuju ljudi
banket u Pittsburghu to sa svr-
hom: ponovni izbor predsednika
Roosevelta, te isticu, kako &c ns
tome banketu biti prisutni vi
soko postovani gosti. Tamo gde
ina visoko postovanih tn mora
biti i nisko postovanih. Tako il
i bilo. Visoko postovani gosti bill
SUI, major grada Pittsburgha Sc
svojim doglavicama, a raja, ons
ie pripadala onoj drugoj kate
! goriii. Ear sve ovo skupa neiz
gleda pravo ''komunisticki"
Jadni ljudi kako Ii Sc nisko sro
Ease. To SUI vam oni element ko-
il su 1919. godine dojurili ma ma.
su konvenciiu ovde u Akronu
pozivajuci mas da usvojilno Mi
how borbeni pravac "a unapre
djenje proleterske revolucije.
UzevSi sve ovo sto sno IRE
dali mnogo Sta drugo sto nj
| smo izredjali u obzir, Ear ie kak
vo cudo Sto nasi radnici u Akro
nu misle onako kako misle. No
ma suprot svih njihovih nedosta
taxa u ovom smislu, kod velikos
broia njih postoji jedna svetls
stvar. to ie:: postovanje kogs
oni gale prema nasoj organizacl
ii. Ogranak visoko ceni to pos
tovanie postovanje kole je ste
eeno dugogodisnjim iskrenim ra'
don. A ceneci to, mi isti nah
ovom prilikom apelujemo ma ma
Sc radnike da pruze Ogrankl
svoiu ruku pomocnicu u njego'
vom radu ma sirenju oslobodilac,
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Dinner Party in Detroit

holding DINNER PARTY
while September oth
al
Michigan let's make that shall be long remembered all
lisfree
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II zIVOTA FEDERACIJE.
PrlagaCi ma konvencijskom banketu

Storm 81, Lena Beuk 81 i "Ju-
nior Club: Dolores Klaic, Ka-
tharine Scepovic Mildred Slep-
cevic 75c.
Ukupno $4.105.00.
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dobar znak; ovo je dobra poja-
va. Oval kret ma strani radnika
mas odusevlava j potkrepljuje
nasu nadu u nasu klasu, da &c
ona jednog dana - u skoroj bu-
ducnosti prihvatiti j usvojiti
revolucionarni program S. L. p,
po kome &c izvojevati svoje os-
lobodjenje.
Samo jedan primer cemo ovde
navesti, koji pokazuje da su rad
nici nezadovoljni sa postojecim
stanjem stvari, te da traze lila
"a il ovog nesnosnog stanja.
Kada je mas predsednicki kan
didat, drug Edward A. Teichert,
odrzao svoj acceptance" govor,
preko radijske stanice "Colum-
bia Broadcasting System, ma q.
augusta, koga SUI milioni slusali,
mnogi su njegovi slusaoci (rad-
nici) pisali ma Partijski Ured i
trazili wise obavestenja o S. L. P.
programu, besplatne literature i
stampani govor druga Teicherta.
Medju zainteresovanim upitni-
Gina, bio je jedan decko cd
petnaest godina, koji je pisao,
dostavljajuci svoje utiske, koje
je ma mega ostavio govor druga
Teicherta. Pismo pomenutog dec
ka prevodu glasi:
81 ako sam samo petnaest 60
dina star, ia sam veoma zainte-
resovan u sadanju formu vlada-
vine, sada upotrebljenu cd stra-
ne Sjedinjenih Drzava i, jos wise,
jednu bolju vladavinu, Socijali-
zam. ia sam ma %. augusta cuo
govor vaseg kandidata "a Pred
sednika, koji je ma meme ucinio
jak upecatak. Hocete Ii mi, mo-
linn vas, poslati oglasenu bes-
platnu lteraturu i takodjer, ako
je moguce, jedan primerak stam-
panog govora? [Teichertova go
vora.]
"Mozda &c "a vas izgledati cud-
novati, Sto sam ia. sanlo petnaest
godina star -, zainteresovan U
Socijalizam, ali prosle godine U
s1ednioj skoi, moi ueitelj en-
gleskog iezika, vrlo nam je vesto
izlozio kako su srednja ] MIA
klase naroda bile obmanjivane
hranjene sa mnogo lazi cd stra-
ne vladajuce klase u America
Ma kraju krajeva, to je moJa ge-
neraciia koja &c Sc boriti u dru-
gom ratu, ako bude drugi rat"
Gornje pismo mladog prole-
terskog sina dovoljan je dokaz
kako Sc pocinje instinktivno raz-
vijati osecanje radnicke klase
prema danasnjem poretku, te
njenoj buducnosti. A koliko ii
ina koji SUI slusali druga Tel
cherta govor, govore drugih
nasih govornika, te koji SUI eitali
nasu stampu literaturu, koji O
mako iii slicno, osecaju misle
kako je izrazio svoje osecanle
gorepomenuti decko! A ovo, ma
kraju krajeva, znaci da Sc nasa
klasa pocela buditi interesova-
ii o svojoj sudbini. Pored toga
ovo je dokaz, kao sto mi stalno
isticemo, da americka radnicka
klasa nece dugo trpeti stradar1ja
nepravde tiraniju, koje i'm ka-
pitalizam namece. Ona ce izra-
zavati svoje nezadovoljstvo ne
godovanje u raznim oblicima, al
ona nece poduzeti konkretne ko-
rake da Sc oslobodi svih tih "a.
la. sve dotle dok Sc ne zapozns
usvoji ucenje S. L. P!
U ovogodisnjoj izbornoj kan
panji, mi imamo velicanstvenu
priliku da zapoznamo radnike Sc
revolucionarnim programom )
IL. P. Da bi ovu povoljnu situa-
ciiu iskoristili, mi trebamo ds
poslednje cente dolare otkida
mo cd svojih usta prilazemo q
|IZBORNI FOND S. L. p, jer -
KAPITALIZAM TREBA
RAZORITI!
P. S.
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Javna skupstina Detroit, Mich.
u
VeCerinka u East Chicago, Ind.
bri ODBOR
Bulgarian n Los Angeles
vnho first
OrcheNra Bulgaiand
in
Waukegan, Ill.
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ISeptmb a p n
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S. L. P.

Chicago, III.
NJ. kucan .................. s.. .0C
Bellwood, Ill.,:
s. Pribit $500
Cincinnati O.:
.Sabirna lista, broi 500 sakupio A
Mishak: +. Grutka. $400. c. Spana
$500, H. Carlson $500, A. Gravac S. 90
A. Behling $l.0o c. Ehrhard 5000
Ukupno $2l.00.
East Chicago, Ind:
Sabirna lista. broj 500. sakupio b
Golub. Ane Grizovic sloo, W. Szyman
ski soc. J. Kirin sl.oo. n. Miteff soc.
b. Golub $500. Ukupno $500.
Youngstown, O.:
Sabirna lista, broj 465, sakupio S
Gradski: S. Gradski $1,000 i G. Krallo
vich $100. Ukupno $li.00.
Sabirna lsta, broi 467, sakupio
Gotal: &. Opacit (Farrell, Pa.) 5000
Tkupno Youngstown $1,000.
Ukupno u ovom broiu $4,000
Svega do danas S4.368.14.
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Chicago
september at 8p a Clark Street
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Svega do danas $1O.471
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Vecerinka East Chicago, Ind.

subou pembra Bug Ogran East Chicago
dobra muzika
drugo -O ODBOR
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Bulgarian Vecherinka in Los Angeles
Waukegan, Ill.

Aria Abaugh will speak Waukegan
September at m the Karcher Hotel
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-14
Young Neishbors
Have Party

A belated Easter party was en-
joyed Thursday night by the MEM
bers CT the Young Neighbors club
who were guests at the Lloyd Sog-
ranch.
Easter nests filled WITH candies
were presented to each guest upon
arrival and the table, from which
a buffet supper was served later in
the evening, was centered with a
huge nest filled with colored eggs
and Easter rabbits, the eggs being
distributed as favors. In the back
ground was huge bouquet of sweet
peas, tall tapers completing the
appointment
Entertaining games were played
and were climaxed by a treasure
hunt, the winning team receiving
special favors as an award.
Betty Del Tinto conducted the
business meeting, and these pres
ent were: Gertrude, Floyd, Charles
and Vernon Sigmon, Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl Beshers, George and Annie
Mae Seibert, Mrs. John Seibert,
Betty Del Tinto, Geraldine and
John christensen, John Alvarez,
Mack Brand, Harry Mastt, Frosina
Mastt, Peggy Edwards, Patsy Ed
wards, Marjorie Stanfield, Robert
and Elmer j. Halves, Gertrude
Lueck, Mrs. viii Won Fluss, Mrs.
Lloyd Sigmon.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-14
Mrs. Rogers Reelected
Missionary President

Mrs. Harry II. Forbey, superln-
tendent of publicity. Mrs. w. s.
Keating was chosen temporary fee-
retary of the Other Sheep. mis-
sionary paper of the church.
Mrs. c. L. Strain. Mrs. j. NJ.
Gauze. Mrs. A. ID. Mahaffey were
chosen delegates to the Southern.
California district Women's For
eign Missionary Society conventions
on May in Long Beach.
Mrs. Rogers IN ner annual report
said. This has been TIE busiest
year of my life thus far. No doubt
many of you could make the same
statement. The abnormal condi-
ticns caused by this global war
lave brought a weight to our
bodies and spirits that is indeecrib-
able. 1t would have been easy to
say I have not the time and
strength to give to the Women's
Foreign Missionary society work;
let some one else do my part In
stead cur women have worked
Faithfully III this. the cloting of
our yea
The group as beer active in
many fields. made a donation to
Pasadena college. a gift to out
going missionaries and paid all the
general budget to the church.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-14
AI+adena Rites
OF Interest TO
El Centrans

An approaching wedding of
much interest to El CentTans is
that of Pauline Roella Ford, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. James r. Ford
Of Altadena and 1t. Col. Edward
Daniel Edwards, United States
Army Air Corps.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ford were residents
of Ell Centre fer many years and
were prominent in the social and
civic life of tie community, mov-
ing some years ago to Altadena.
The bride is their only daughter
and was born II II Centro.
The wedding will take place Sat-
urday night at $3.50 o'clock in All
Saints Episcopal church, Pasadena,
The Rev. Bertrand w. Stevens,
bishop of the diocese of Les An
geles, reading the service.
Immediately after the ceremony
reception will be held at the
home of the brides parents, 1882
Midlothian Drive, Altadena.
Miss Ford has chosen a wedding
gown of ivory white satin and
Chantilly lace, with bow knots on
the four-yard train She win wear
high lace Chantilly hat and a
fingertip veil.
Her attendants will be four of
her sorority sisters from Stanford
university and they will be gowned
in pink. A vested boys choir will
precede the wedding party and the
bride is to be given in marriage
by Mr.. Ford.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-14
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

Il am not a:one, because the
Father is with me In the world
ye shall have tribulation: but be of
good cheer; I have overcome the
world" These declarations Of Jesus,
from Johns Gospel will be the
Golden Text in the Sunday lesson
sermon on Doctrine of Atonement"
in all branches of The Mother
Church, The First Church of Christ,
Scientist, in Boston.
In his first epistle Peter writes,
Blessed be the God and Father of
our Lord Jesus Christ, which ac-
cording to his abundant mercy hath
begotten us again unto lively hope
by the resurrection of Jesus Christ
from the dead, To an inheritance
incorruptible, and undefiled, and
that faceth not away Who veri-
ly was foreordained before the
foundation of the world, but was
manifest in these last times for
you, Who by him do believe in God,
that raised him up from the dead,
and gave him glory: that your
faith and hope might be in God"
In Science and Health with Key
to the Scriptures" Mary Baker Ed
dy says, rs it not a species of in
fidelity to believe that so great a
work as the Messiah's was done
for himself or for God, who needed
no help from Jesus example to pre-
serve the eternal harmony? But
mOrtalS did need this helm and
Jesus pointed the way for them"
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-14
Young Peoples
Day at Church

This coming Sunday, April l6,
will be young peoples day at the
Second Baptist church, Second and
Brighton streets, according to an
nCuncement made by the Rev. Mr.
H. B. Charles, pastor.
The pastor will give special
message to youth at the Sunday
morning service, the chorus choir,
directed by Mrs. Lucille Culberson
presenting appropriate music.
Guy A. Weakley, district superin-
tendent of schools, will speak to
the young people and to the citi-
zens at the evening worship hour,
choosing as his subject, Ideals for
a Postwar World" Music for the
evening will be furnished by the
junior choir under the direction
of Mrs. Norma Charles with special
numbers for the bcvs' chorcs
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-14
Arts and Crafts
Section Ne cts

Arts and Crafts section members
and large number Of guests en-
jOyed Wednesdays meeting in the
Ten Thousand club house, Mrs.
Peter Flicker, Mrs Edwin Aiken and
Mrs. Carl Parker serving lunch
con at neon.
Mrs. Eileen Ryan and Mrs. Stella
Ballard of BraWley acted as in
etructors for the work in making
dress forms, other members work.
ing on Red Cross surgical dress
ings.
In addition to Mrs. Ryan and
Mrs. Ballard. guests included: NJ
Drinkard, Serena White, Pat Sell
Ion, Ruth Huston, MS. j. E. Davis
Mrs. H. c. Green, Mrs. H. S. Harris.
Recently this group elected Of
ficcrs with Mrs. I. A. Holmes as
chairman Mrs. Ted Bclin, present
chairman, as vice-chairman; Mrs.
Parker, publicity chairman: Mrs.
Forrest Manley treasurer, and
Mrs. Lev Mcintosh, secretary.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-14
Clinic Monday at
Court House

Two Los Angeles physicians, DR..
Samuel S. Mathews, orthopedist and
DR.. Kermit j. Ryan, pediatrician,
will examine all physically handi-
capped children at the state and
county diagnostic clinic to be con-
Quoted Monday from $50 am. to
$3.50 pm. in the county court house,
health department offices.
The clinic is under the supervi-
sion of Dr. w. L. Halvorsen of the
state department of public health
with the cooperation of Dr. Miriam
Hubbell, county health officer
Physicians may bring children
under 81 years of age to the clinics
and parents, school nurses, etc. may
make appointments by calling the
county health department.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-14
CALENDAR
FRIDAY

FRIDAY
Spruce e-WestmOrland, 7, WestmOr-
land school.
Painters, 1880, Labor temple.
Signal chapter No. 276, O.E.S., 8,
Masonic temple.
Class play, 8, Imperial high school
Magnolia Mulberry, 8, Magnolia
school.
Glee club, orchestra concert, 8:15,
high school.
SATURDAY
Pioneers picnic, IL, Aten grove.
Chapter CIV, P.E.O., 1880, 693
Wensley.
Grain Growers, 1880, Brawley
ElkS club.
c. E. party, 1880, Imperial parish
hall.
Cavalcade dance, 8, CalexicO.
SUNDAY
Sunday services, churches.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-14
Junior Ten Thousand Club
Elects New Officers

Dorothy Blakely, second vice-presi-
dent; Patricia Finn, secretary;
Ernestine Waggoner, treasurer;
Betty Gillett, Julia Henderson and
Eleanor Hanson, directors.
The club decided to postpone its
May meeting from the regular date,
May II TO May l8 TO avoid con-
flict with the Elks' mothers night
service.
Instead of a program the group
enjoyed a variety of entertaining
games after which Mrs. Jean Davis
and Mrs. Thomas Henderson served
refreshments from a table beauti-
fully decorated with spring flowers.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-14
Church of Christ
Organized Here

A new congregation of the Church
of Christ will begin in Ell Centro
Sunday afternoon, services to be
conducted at 3'p. m. at 4l8 South
Eighth.
James o. Wilburn, evangelist of
Brawley will be present and will
deliver the sermon Visitors are
expected frolf Holt Imperial
and Brawley.
Each Friday afternoon evangelist
Wilburn teaches a ladies Bible
class in private homes, $50 p m.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-14
Resignation Of
CAPTAIN

Mrs. James A. Schofield resigned
as captain of the Red Cross motor
corps at the monthly. business
meeting Thursday night at Red
Cross headquarters.
A sealed ballot was taken for
the election of a new president,
the captain, the results to be an
nounced at the next meeting when
the official appointment will be
made.
Marie Roth Pruitt resigned as
adjutant and Mildred Morgan, for
merly corporal, was appointed ad-
jutant by Capt Schofield.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-14

You can heal" an ugly scratch
that mars the surface of dark
furniture by painting with iodine
Make it invisible by swabbing the
gash-easy does it-with the sharp
point of an orangestick, tightly
wrapped with cotton.
Scratches on light-colored fur
niture-such as walnut or maple
can be toned down SO that not
even the gimlet-eyed will detect
them Simply rub with the meat
CT a walnut. pecan or Brazil nut,
freshly cut for easy release of both
oil and stain, which are what you
want from the nut.