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Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-20
ACCIDENT CLAIMS LIFE
OF EX-yALLEY ~

Word Vi eceiyed IN Ell Centre
Thursday or the death of Carl F.
Shultz. 80. former resident of Ell
Centre and Calipatria areas.
Shultz was killed in an accident
January 9 in Gasport, New York.
No other details were Immediately
available At one time Shultz was
employed bv Glen Edgar as a farm
lakorer. Survivors include his wife,
Mrs. Catherine Shultz and a daE5h-
ter. Ann.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-20
RESIGNS l.. 5. POST

WASHINGTON. jar 20. up -
William f. Rockwell, maritime
commission official and critic
of some provis:J-4S U. the contract
renegotiation act, has resigned
The resignation was effective as of
Jan. II, and commission officials
said Rockwell had left Washington
Rockwell is chairman of the board
of the Timken-Detroit Axle Co.,
which at one time was involved in
a controversy with the war, depart
ment over contract profits.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-20
Fleeing HoId-up
Dies IN Tracks

NEW YORk IL. 20. CUP)-Two
men jostled oG5eb.l Bruno on a
crowded subway station platform
Wednesday night. One took his
wallet containing $100 and both
fled. The man with the wallet
tried to escape down the subway
tracks but dropped into the path
of a speeding train and was crushed
to death. Bruno's wallet was lying
between the rails.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-20
OTHER PLACES FARE BETTER

Michigan crops have suffered nc
damage so far. state officials said,
but two weeks of warm weather
without rain will produce a serious
soil situation A high water level
established last fall will afford
temporary protection 10 crops, but
the sub-soil moisture must be re-
plenished before summer. they
said
The northeast appeared little af-
fected by the drouth. but the
northwest reported mild drou.h
conditions. Last year was the sixth
driest III the history OF the state
OF Washington and December was
the drieSt on record. Good soil
moisture protected crops and the
livestock feeding situation was
benefited by the conservation Of
short hay supplies through the use
Of supplemental range feeding.
California reported below-normai
precipitation in the northern and
central portions of the states. but
above normal rainfall in the south
ern section.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-20
iIG .DS G.APE CEILING

WAGHINGTON, jar. q. dUPl -
The office of price administration
does not intend to change its wine
price ceilings even if they are based
on an arbitrary 5000 tonnage
price for grapes which actually are
selling for S75 and higher, Wilson
D. Sanderson Of the OPA's beyer-
age price section announces. San
derson tcld a senate subcommittee
investigating the liquor shortage
that OPA WIS familiar with the
discrepancy between the OPA cost
basis and actual costs but felt that
producers should make some adj
justmcnt 10 get around the extra
cost"
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-20
WFA Postpones
Milk RQtioninq

WASHINGTON. Jan. 20 up
The War Food administration is
planning new milk conservation
orders designed to postpone milk
rationing. at least until late sum
mer or fall. through extended fed
eral control. it was learned Thurs
day.
An order has been prepared for
issuance within a few days restrict
ing the manufacture OF all cheese
except cottage and eheddar in 4
move to increase production Of
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-20
niied Press

The midWest's war-yital food belt
is gripped by a drouth that has
been unmatched since spring winds
n decade ago swirled the parched
soil into black clouds and turned
the nations breadbaSke. into a dust
bowl
A dry fall, followed by a winter
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-20
LOUISIANA DEMOCRATS
FACE STATE RUN-OFF

NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 20 up
Tabulation of more than half the
votes in the Louisiana Democratic
gubernatorial primary indicated
Thursday that a run-off will be
necessary to decide the states next
governor.
James II. GJimmie1 Davis, hill
billy song writer of Shreveport,
held a lead of less than 1000 over
his machine backed opponent,
Lewis L. Morgan, of Covington, in
returns from 1902 of the states
1867 precincts. Those districts gave
Davis 93,468 votes to Morgans
86.765
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-20
TWO ARMY FLIERS KILLED

MINTER FIELD, Calf. Jan. %
GUPl-Fir.t Lieutenant William j.
Hall, "a. and Aviation Cadet Albert
NJ. Fish. 10. were killed Wednesday
night when their training plane
crashed near Bishop, Calf. Minter
Field public relations officers said
Thursday Ii. Hall was the son Of
Mr and Mrs. NJ. Hall, Tarkio, Mo
Cadet Fish is survived By his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Albert NJ
Fish, Sr., Long Beach, Calf.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-20
DO FALSE TEETH
Rock, Slide or Slip

NOLkI JIIue OF OffP!
s FASIEETH, an improved powder
10 be sprlnkled OF. upper or lower
plates, holds false teeth more firm
~ IN place DO not slide, slip or
rock. No gummy, gooey, pasty tastd
or feeling FASTEETH is alkalind
tnon-aeid0, Does not sour. Checks
plate odor' fdenture BREATH. Get
fASTEETH al any drug store.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-20

It is unWise to mix different
types of anti-freeze, for chemicals
in the different inhibitors may
neatralize each other, increasing
rather than preventing corrosion.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-20
Blind MAN
LOST WITHOUT
"SEEING.EYE" DOG

When someone in your family comes
down with cold. you'd be lost as
a blind man without his seeing
eye dog-if the products in your
fayorite drug store had no names.
You wouldn't be able to get what
you wantedl Names are your guides
TO reliable, result-getting products.
The name Vicks VapoRub is your
guide to the bcst-known home rem
edy for relieving miseries of colds.
Ask for it by its trademarks.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-20
TACKLED Is JBpS

Hanson took on Is japanese
planes in all, but some OF them
get away.
In addition to the 10 planes
knocked down by the cor5airs, an
other six Japanese planes probably
were destroyed and a dozen others
were damaged
Other planes were credited to
Capt. Ralph Robinson, OF South
gate. Cal, who shot down two.
A single XIII was made by Cap
tain Richard L. Bran of Santa
MoniCe Cal.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-20
'bouncer' Blasts
japs From Sky

GUADALCANAL S. I. Jan 90
= Fighter pilot First Lieutenant
Robert NJ. Hanson, of Newtonville,
Mass. applying the "bums rush
technique he learned as a night
club bouncer, shot down five Jap
anese planes during a bar room
braWl" over RabaCl, New Britain,
Jan. Il
Hanson, who developed a dislike
for parties while working his way
through Hamlin University, ST.
Paul. Mimi, as night club
bouncer, raised his total of enemy
planes to 10, a dispatche from Sec
ond Lieutenant William K. Holt, OF
Clarksburg, Va, q marine public
relations officer disclosed.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-20
Killing Drouth
IHits Midwest

with little or 10 precipitation,
produced a national rainfall aver
age of p per cent below normal.
causing a critical situation in WIN
ter wheat, rye and hay crops.
Great cracks appeared in the soil
from Illinois to Colorado
The Dakotas. Iowa. Nebraska,
Kansas. Minnesota and Illinois
were the hardest hit and the u. S.
weather bureau reported the sub
soil moisture in the wheat belt 1t
its lowest level in many years.
HALF CROP LOST
Half of the winter wheat crop in
Nebraska has been lost and state
aericCltural officials said that un-
less the moisture deficiency is made
up before July, summer crops will
be far behind schedule. More than
3.775.000 acres we're planted in Win
ter wheat and the outlook for har-
vesting mere than 100000 acres
was uncertain.
Minnesota's crop situation was
termed critical BY Paul kirk, Sc
nior state crop satistician, but thI
threat of the dry belt appeared tC
be in northern and western Illinois
where fall rainfall was only sc pc,
/ cent of normal.
Iowas dry situation temporarily
i benefited farmers who harvested
t bumper corn and Soybean crops un.
i I'll late in the season. Winter pre-
cipitation does not affect low,
crops. but spring rains were deem
/ ed essential to successful l94i pro
/ duction.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-20
TOOK ON TOUGHS

AS a bouncer, Hanson, the son of
Methodist missionaries in India,
handled tough guys, smart alecs
and village pests.
The training paid dividends when
his squadron, the flying corsairs'
led by Maj Robert c.. Owens, Jr.,
of Gre unVille, S. c., knocked off 10
of lrJ enemy planes which inter-
cepLed a fighter-escorted bombing
mission against Rabaul's Simpson
Harbor.
we were about to finish good
party over Simpson Harbor when
the Japanese planes appeared all
oyer the sky Hanson said.
I whipped from cloud to cloud
getting in a couple of good bursts
between each one As the Zeros
got on my tail, I'd hide again then
come ont and let EN- have it.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-20

AIMEE'S MANAGER QUITS
LOS ANGELES, Jan. 20 up
D.. Giles Knight. cloSe ass9cIaLe
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-08-12
Hattie McDaniels
Turns Authoress;
WritesAutobiogr

HOLLYWOOD (ANpl-Cinema
city's fayorite Negro actress. Hat
tie Mcdaniel. has now turned her
efforts toward writing a book
Hattie McDanicls is currently
performing film chores before Sol
Lesser's cameras in his riolous
comedy IS Is A Family" Between
scenes OF the comedy she IS writ
ing her autobiography title Help
Yourself"
The hook will he based on Hat
ties philosophy and belief in the
phrase God Helps Those Who
Help Themselves
Following the completion OF -
Is a Family Miss Mcdaniel viii
retire from tho screen until the
birth OF her baby IN the ran
She expects 10 complete tho man
uscript during her months OF
the screen.
Winner Of liollywoods 1910
Academy award. Hattie Is once
again playing the same type OF
role IN Lesser's Limitation OF the
current broadway laugh hit 9th
or important roles are filled by
Marjorie Reynolds charles Rug
rles Fay Banter Arthur Lake.
Helen Frederick and leit ION
neil Edward Ludwig directs.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-08-12
Cole To Make
Motion Picture

NEW YORK Drummin' man
COW cole has been signed by one
Of the major film companies 20
mako = musical short this fall ana
is now lining up a eroup OF ace
instrumentalIsts who VIII com
prise his crew. The dynamic drum
star will he featured in a series o'
his famous intoxicating special
ties
cory has a run OF the show con-
,racr IN Billy Roses Carmen
Jones' at the Broadway Theater'
which will keep him In New norN
At least until October lie con-
,lnucs as one OF the star ailrac-
lions in the floor show at 92h'
streets onyx club.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-08-12
Ace Comedian, Dusty Fletcher,
Heads Production AT zombiie

A. take II Easy goes down IA
history as another Joe Johnson
successful show. plans are an
nonnccd for his new show IT
Hroad's club zomhie TO begin on
Monday night Aug H.
"zigey' as Joe Johnson is fond
ly called is bringing in new stars
aud adding several new girls 20
the chorus line.
Heading the lisi 81 nov stars 10
open Monday nigh, IS Dusty FLEET
cher wcll.known comedian. whose
record Of laugh prosokine sho@s
reads Ike case history OF hys-
teiics.
Addine 10 The fun and entertain
mont Will he the dance team OF son
and sonnIe. rated as ono Of The
best dance teams in the country.
They do taps and acrobaiic special
ties.
/ ON The singing side is Beiy l>o-
gan. who has a reputation as No-
/ calist in Detroit several years ago
Fans will remember her from Cozy
Corner and Chicken Shack days
Still held over by popular de-
mand. IS the suayo dreamy-volced
Jimmy Anderson who has vowed
em for six straight weeks. ana
promises 10 WOW EN- at least three
more.
For the artistically inclined
"Zigey" has promised Doitie Rho.
interprotative dancer (shake queen
to you, 10 pat little ooinph ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-08-12
TENNIS
Continued from page 100

1SoS staged an Interstate tourna-
ment IN which Thomas jefferson
Of Lincoln university vas chant
pion. =,
nr. W II wright pr II
stanton McCard. ~ = VI Rne,-
IA. and Ralph V. Cook OF BAL
,,more. and Tally Holmes. Jonn
= \ wilkinson and DR. Henry
Freeman OF Washington called
meeting In Washington OF tennis
sunnorters and founded in AUGUST
~ 1917 the pre.cnl.day american
Tennis Association since then
climbs and associations came mo
beinr all over thc country lh'
association has grown In power
o,cr the years. It's purposes nave
heen sufficient 10 satisfy us
large membership It's decision 10
continue the game in spite OF '''
war shows that II Is ON sure
foundations and Indications are
that II will grow stronger as
the years roll by.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-08-12
VALLEY & HILL
continued from page %

Alling took location in this VI
entity and had as an assistant
John T.anesion.
Othcr old Dctroners working
AZ The trade as harbors. Ia sight
and sound 81 Griswold street
whore lack is still located were
The Wilson brothers. Charlie Bur-
ton. Nudge Washington George
Gray J|crt Parker and George
Washington
J. L. Hudson lcff Woodward
avenue 10 begin doing business
al the northwest corner OF FARM
or and Gratiot Detroit dailies az
that time. commented something
like this. - J.. Hudson has left
The business district OF Wood
ward avenue 10 open store on
Gratioi and Farmer In the base
mcnt OF J l.. Hudson's "ouiland
store went Preston Jones and
George check as BARRIERS. This al
J. J.. lis insistcncc.
Another Interesting character
IN the barber trade al that time
a friend OF Jacks. was Dandy
(Wm.l Jackson. who operated O
barber shop in the Detroit club
Cass ami Fort Later Dandy
left tho exclusive clubhouse. e
open a shop IN tho street direct
" back ~ the PC. Here Dan.
dyo remained until his deati
some years aro. Jackson was
want 10 wear clothes made hy .
certain fashionable Fort street
tailor (whitel sport biz. and
flashy diamond rings siickpin'
or studs. an immaculate dresser
on sundays aud all gala occa-
sions he came forth CARRIED IN
either "tails". morning coat and
striped trousers. or whatever the
fashion or occasion decrccd
But almost all Of Dctroit's col
ored tonsorialists then were noted
not alone for their proficiency in
their profession" hut for INC
"swcllness" ~ their dressing One
OF tho handsomest men in De
troit. white or colored. was the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-08-12
Offer Free Book
To High School And
College Libraries

CHICAGO --fANp 7'o lnsr1
study ~ mo business ut liie %
sulvl'e among No.fol N.r So
promo Liberty Life irsllam
company a7oi Soa'h pathway
Chiraeo r. wili d9ia'e one COPY
81 An Economic ue'oer a iii,-
tory Of lNe iaMranle ~ fhr
Lives Dc lumic1l Nesfpe lr
" S S,nu'. 20 ihc first - ca.-
lcee or h.sl school liawle ar
plying
This IS book ~ ssa rac's
coniainng mfosma'ion nor oiAor-
wise a,Ai'ahl' and iais gomwnf
has on hand one dozen copies
Tor The purpose stated
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-08-12

late Preston Prose- Jones al
intimate friend ~ larks Preston
was picture 81 satorial arl and
r'asculinc beauty
or an those glamour mon ~
The brush. scissors. iathcr and
razor Jack Williams. only re-
mains reminder 81 p Detroit
OF another day. OF gcntlcr days
and ways Of old and lasting
friendships among both colorcd
and white More understandable
days even II less progressive
This Is what Jack likes best 10
remember and 10 relate 20 init
mates among ncwly-found friends
ard old. included in which Is this
! writer.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-08-12

Katharine Hepburn gives hef most ev-
ouslic PORTRAYAL as The ,alilrl hcau'i-
Col Jade She tigrcss Oh action And
Woman IN love
Walter Huston Ahrc NiatNiahor AKIN
Iamuon and Iralr Fey SET new
standards for screen drama So do lack
CONWAY and Harold : Bucluct who
directed
Producer psudro Bcrman. and Misses
Roberts and Aiurhn WHO wrote the
ecnplay did theirpari wonderfully
dragon Seed stands as worthy
monument 60 all human courage
Actorded Orchids 'hyWal,uNinehel.
Il has been acclaimed by public and
press alike
Ncl'o-toidvyr-Niaycr maker OF great
pictures for twenty wears. never made
one create than Dragon Seed
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-08-12
Cecil Mack, Noted Songwriter
OF Many Hits Dies At Age OF 60

NEW YORK - Richard G Me-
phcrson. Negro ballad writer
Known professionally as Cecil
Mack. whose plaintiye Please 90
Way and let Me sleep a
hit song in 1902, died last week N
his homo a, ISIS Wcsi iS9th street
lie was sixty years old.
Cecil Mack was one Of the most
nollfic song writer's Tor the first
nuarter Of this century lie wrote
hundreds OF successfnl songs
among them. Look Into Your
Baby Eyes and Say GOO Goo
Josephine NY Jop Down Among
IN. sugar Cane and "Never Let
The Same Bcc Suing you Twice.
lie wrote Hes a Cousin o1
Nine. for Marie Cahill. famous
commcdicnne OF 1902 and in 1905
ne wrote you're In The RiSAt
church. But the Wrong Pew
made popular by Nora Bayes
with Ernest r. Hall be COLA
borated on I'm the shadow OF the
Pyramids" in 1905 and IN 1901
Teasing only Teasing
Tie was the founder Of the Co
than Attacks Music PuSlishlue
/ company. the first Negro song
publishing enterprise IN America.
/ lIc remained as publisher for
about ten years during which
lime he wrote songs for Bert VIII
nams the comedian.
In 1929 he collaboratcd with
James T. Johnston on the musical
show. "Runnin' Wild" which saw
The Introduction OF the Charleston
dance craze which swept the ma
ton and was notable for Us nitro
duction OF hit song by The same
name aud another hit. "old Fash-
toned Love
I'm 1924 he wrote SHINE 'o''''
boratine with Ford Dabncy
he. also worked with } Tim
Brvmn the Negro band leader
who's. irresistible tunes moved
President woodrow Wilson 20
alieht from the Presidential auto
mobile during n Red Cross parade
down FIFTH Avenue during 'he
first world war. Although thr''
were some thirty bands In me
narade. President Wilson pich'H
The Brymn band and. suitins ~
lion 10 word. announced. II wan
10 march behind this one me
hand was playing some OF Cceh
Mack's tunes.
His wife, tho former Cer'rua'
Elizabeth Curtis. whom he mar
ried in 1912. and who survive
was the first registered dent
OF her race in New York State ari
snll is In practice. The couple had
no children.
Mr. Mack had been a member OF
The American Society of Comp"s'
ers Authors and Publishers
fA.S.C.APl since 1905 and was
member Of the Cresccndo club aa
association OF Negro composers !"
Harlem.
Funeral services were held ai
nm. Friday at DeLancy's Funeral
Parlor. 2eie seventh Avenue. and
at ST. Martins Episcopal Church
asO Lcnox avenue.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-08-12

the show
added ic 40 inis of course VII
be mo REGULAR luc.up % io cho-
rines with several new faces and
me music OF liaroid Wallace and
nj. orchestra
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-29

mobilu II malih prasickov. Tu
je bill Sc nekdo veliko bolj razo-
caran, ker Sc nj mogel resiti Ii
valic ter jih Sc cello domov nj
hotel vzeti. Sploh, so kmetje tn
okoli vsi izgubili pogum "a rejo
prasieev. Mi sami bono kupili
odslej vsako jesen po diva mala
in jih zredili do druge jeseni "a
domaeo vporabo.
V starem kraju SO rekli: -
"Osel gre samo enkrat ma led"
In je res. Ko bodo drugic ogla-
|sevali in apelirali "a dvajset mi
lijonov prasieev, ne DO vee to-
liko odmevov ma prosnje. Kmet-
je, kateri so imeli preje po 4 in
Is plemenskih svinj, bodo imeli
odslej samo po emo. Sal clovek
i'm ne more zameriti..
Anna Prime
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-29

"a napredek nase organizacije.
Ostale rojakinje, XII Sc ne spa
date organizacijo "Progresiv-
nih Slovenk", XII je edna orga-
nizacija tie vrste med ->ami, pa
vabim: Pridruzite Sc nam! L.
obrazujmo Sc in pomagajmo
lajsati in lepsati zivljenje dru-
zinskem krogu in obenem delati
na to, da DO nekoc mogoc tudi
mir in blagostanje druzini ma
rodov. To nj lie nasa naloga, kot
zen in mater, temvec nasa sveta
dolznost. V. Clevelandu imamo
pet krozkov in tajnica ali clani-
ca slehernega, vam DO radevolje
raztolmaeila, kje je najpriprav-
!nejsi krozek "a vas.
Nasi sinovi in mozje preliva-
jo svojo mlado in nedolzno krl
ma bojnih poljanah. In me, Min
matere, sestre in zene jim lah-
ko vsaj delno lajsamo njih TRIP
ljenje zbiranjem denarnih pri-
spevkov "a Rdeci kriz, "a Jugo-
slovanski pomoznl sklad, "a
SANS, it'd, kar vse delamo me
"Progresivne Slovenke" V cim-
vecji meri mogoce.
Use clanice Sc prosi, da vrnejo
vstopnice, da bonn lahko uredila
racune, po posti ali osebno.
Sestrski pozdrav!
Frances Wolf, tai. kroz. st. l
14703 Sylvia Ave.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-29
KrOzek St. l belezi lep
napredek

z veseljem sporocam, da smo
sprejele ma februarski seji, Xxi
je bila obiskana v precej lepem
stevilu, zopet tri move clanice in
sicer: Mrs. Lojzko Zadnik, Mrs,
Annie Kristof in Mrs. Theresa
Pate. Klicemo YAM: Dobrodosle,
lube sestre!! Upamo, da boste
aktivne in da b ste koristile
progresivnim namenom v splos-
nem. Sploh moran reel, da Sc
nase cianice v obce zelo zanima-
jo "a napredek krozka in cele
organizacije "Progresivnih slo-
venk".
Tako 50 zopet darovaie v
krozkovo blagajno sledece cla-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-29
Uredllik0Va
poSta
Zadruzne novice

Letna delniska seja je minu-
Ia. Navzoci SO odnesli najlepse
wise in najboljse porocilo v ME
mem razvoju. Vodila Sc je pod
sposobnim vodstvom delnicarja
Durna kot kak parliament.
Vojn5 je tudi pri mas pustila
woje make; mladine nj. Izvo-
ljeni so bill start direktorji in
med mimi diva "regruta": Louis
Furlan in John Filipie, oba do
bro znana rojaka in aktivna de-
lavca ma nasem ekonomskem il.
Iulturnem polju.
Pri konstituiranju odborov "a
to leto, izvolili smo Antona Bo-
kala ia predsednika, John Hro-
Vata "a popredsednika, Joseph
A. Siskovicha "a t jnika in
John Pezdirtza "a blagajnika.
Nadzornemu odooru bo predse
doval Vinko Godina, kolegirala
mu pa bosta Anton Jankovicn
in George Panchur kot soed-
bornika. Vsa popravila in oskr-
ba vseh treh zadruznih poslo-
lij pride pod komando pridne-
ga predsednika Andrew zupan-
ca, pri temu mu bcda roezsen
soodborniki: Louis Izanec, 81.
poslovodja, Jack zakovsek po-
slovodja trgovine na Waterloo
Rd. ir Anton Malovasich, po-
slovodja trgovine v Euclidu.
tNadaljeyanje ma 3. strani,