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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-19
Zadnje predpriprave
"a odhod jugoslov.
Wade v dOmOvinO

Major Vladimir Velebit, XII je bill
nacelnik vojaske misije marsala
Tita v Londonu, DO odsel v do
movino istocasno s clani jugo-
slovanske Wade. Vsi clani Wade
81 bodo po svojih najboljsih mo-
ceh prizadevali, da najdejo resi-
tev tezkega in zamotanega vpra-
sanja regentoy, XII je pcsebno
bodece radi tega, ker bodo re-
genti morali sodelovati narod-
no osvobodilnim p okr e t o m v
proti-fasisticnem svetu, XII DO
opravljal della parlamenta do Sc
stanka ustavodajne skupscine.
Narodno osvobodilni pokret
sam pa tudi zeli ugodno resitev,
ker bi bilo sicer potrebno, da Sc
sestavi vlada, XII ne bi bila pri-
znana cd kralja. S tenn pa bi Sc
Sc nadaIje zakasnila ureditev
normalnega politicnega zivlje-
MIA, posebno pa Sc v pogledu zu-
nanjih odnosajev.
Ia balkansko federaciio
Baje je kraljev odpor napram
regentom, XII so bill predlagani,
bolj osebnega kot politicnega
znacaja. Vsem voditeljem sta
rib jugoslovanskih polit i enih
strank so vrata nazaj v domovi-
no siroko odprta-predsednik
subasic je baje sam povabil vse,
maj Sc obenem z vlado podajo
nazaj.
Vse kaze, da Sc ma Balkanu
pripravlja ustanovitev balkan
ske federacije, ali koalicije. Ka-
dar Jugoslovani zdaj govore O
avtonomni Macedoniji, pa ven-
dar mislijo lie ma jugoslovanski
del Macedonia. v vseh sosed-
njih dezelaK je politicni razvoj
Sc proved nejasen, tako da DO
treba pocakati, da Sc razmere
ustalijo.
Osnove jugosloyanske zunanje
p0litike
Celokupna jugoslovanska zu-
mania politika temelji ma osno-
yah popolne narodne neodvisno-
sti. Najbolje je to razvidno il
dejstva, da so odnosaji = Rusijo
popolnoma ma isti stopnji kot z
Britanijo in Zedinjenimi drzava-
mi. To dejstvo priznava tudi
marsal Tito sam.
Jugoslavija bo zahtevala po-
pravilo svojih meja ma severn,
ma meji 2 Avstrijo in tudi na Sc
verozapadu, ma primorskem in
trzaskem okraju. Te zahteve bo-
do stavljene na podlagi narod-
nostnih, IN gospodarslxih razlo-
gov.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-19
Nov spOraZum med
j. S. Steel Co. i'm
C. l. @. dosezzen

PITTSBURGH, Pa, II. fe-
bruarja. - Danes je bio tu-
kaj naznanjeno, da je bill med
United States Steel Co. in CIO
unijo jeklarskih delavcev dose
zen nov sporazum, XII med dru-
GIN doloca, da sc ustanovi ira
jen odbor treh moz, XII DO po-
tom arbitracije reseval vse bo-
doce spore in nesoglasja. Po-
godbe, XII Sc sklenejo med de-
lavci in to korporacijo, so ma
vadno vzorec "a kontrakte ST.
rom industrije jekla, XII skup-
no vposluje 100000 moz.
Pogajanja med U. S. Steel
korporacijc in vodstvom unije
so Sc vlekla cd decembra 1943.
Dolocitev dobe novega kontrak-
ia je bila prepuscena vladnemu
delavskemu odboru, pred kate
rim Sc je imelo vrsiti zaslisa-
ME %. februarja.
Stavke in izprtja tekom poga-
janj izkljucena
Ustanovitev trajnega arbi-
tracijskega odbora je bila po-
zdravljena cd strani unijskih
predstavnikov kot 'velikanski
korak naprej v odnosajih med
delodajalcem in unijo. Dose
zeni sporazum tozadevno dolo-
ca, da nina biti tekom posveto-
vanj, povzrocenih vsled nesogla-
sij in sporov, nobenih ukinjenj
della, stavk ali izprtij.''
Korporacija je izjavila, da
poleg dolocbe "a ustanovitev
arbitracijskega odbora, novi
kontrakt sledi v splosnem do
locbam stare pogodbe, XII je BIZ
la podpisana leta 1912. Ia Sc
nanasajo ma pocitnice, mezdne
izravnave pri menjavi della ter
pobiranje unijskih prispevkov
cd strani korporacije, katerega
je vladni delavsh odbor zopet
odredil in je bill zanesen v no
vo pogodbo.
Chicago. 80 Druzina Matthew
Grill je prejela vest, da sta bila
oba sinova, Frank in Charles,
oba stabna sarzenta, ranjena u
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-19
Rooseveltovo pisnao
-Stalinu oh slovesu

klOOSSVe41OVO t91SH1O
stalinu OBJ slovssu ~
LONDON, IT,. februar-
ia. - Moskovski radio je
vceraj objavil posloyilno pi-
smo predsednila Roosevelt
ia, katere je postal mar
salu Stalinu pred odhodom
IL Jalte. Njegova vsebina
je sledeca:
,''Predno odidesn z gosto-
ljubne obale Soyjetske uni
je, Vam hocem ,povedati,
kako globoko Sc m Vam
hvalezen "a prijaznost, ka-
terO S tie mi izkazovali,
ko sem bill Vas COST ma
Krimu.
"Odhajam z Wis okimi
nadami z OzirOm ma rezul-
tate, Xxi so bill dosezeni ma
posvetOvanjih m ed Vami,
ministrskim predsednikom
in menoj. Preprican sem
da bodO ljudstva sveta vi
della uspehe te kOnference
kot resnicno garancijo, da
so n asi trije narodi spo-
sobni delati skupno ne sa-
mo " vOjni, temvec tudi v
miru.'
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-19
NOW GROBOvl

vrsil v sredo oh 9:15 IL zjutraj
il Josip zele in sinovi pogrebne-
ga zavoda, 6502 st. Clair Ave.,
v cerkev Immaculate Concep-
ton, E. Al st. in Superior Ave.,
oh 10 uri in nato ma Calvary po-
kopalisce.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-19
Ameri$ki material gre .
Nemciijjo skozi Spanijo
Kongresnik zahteva prelom
S Francovim rezzimom; opozarja
ma nevarnOst "a AmerikO cd
strani spanskega fasizma

soboto je govoril Clevelandu pred City klubom
kongresnik John NJ Coffee, demokrat il Tacome Wash
ington XII je izav da gre ameriski MATERIAL katerega
posija spanijo Nemcijo odkoder prihaja nazaj
Amerko w obiki trupe amerskih vojakov'
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-19
Vnapadih ma Toxic je bilo unicenih 500
japonskih letal; invazija otoka $50
mill cd japonske prestolce

GUAM 49, februarja. - Ameriska pomorska pehota
e zkrcala Two Jima strategicnem otoku nahaajo
Gem $50 mill Cd Toka, potem ko e bill otok IL
postaven skozi vec dni srahoviteu bombardiranu cd
strani ameriske mornarice in njene zracne se.
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u =
%
Nosi fontie-voioki

: ~ g.
" sredo o dide k vojakom
Arthur e. Tibijas, sin Mr.. in
Mrs. Rudolph Tibijas, 1912
Huntmere Ave. Y druzini ina
jo diva sina, in starejsi, Ernest,
Sc nahaja ze IL mesecev nekje
na Pacifiku.
Mr.. in Mrs. Benedict Zdesar,
162O7 Parkgrove Ave-, sta pre-
jela vest Cd sina Ben Dasher,
da je bill promoviran Cd nadpo-
rocnika Y stotnika. Capt. Da-
sher je bill Vpoklican K vojakom
pred dvemi lett, preko morja Sc
pa nahaja okrog Is mesecev.
Poleg starsev ina donna sestro
Dorothy, il sestro Mrs. Mary
a. Svetek, ii je soproga po-
1rshnika August r. Syetek, ter
brata Frank v Libert yville, III.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-19

Vceraj oh 4::15 uri popoldne je
umrla Alojzija Mejac, rojena
Racer, vdova, $ ia nu O { a ma
182O7 Rosecliff Rd. Bolehala je
mesec dni. Stara je bila So let.
Bila je clanica drustva Marie
Magdalene st. 1852 KSKJ; dru-
stva st. Clair Grove 1t. SO w.
c., in podruznice st. 25 SzZ. Ia
pusca diva sinova in dve hceri:
Mary, Jack, Rose segulin in
Louis. Pogreb Sc vrsi v cetrtek
pod oskrbo A. Grdina in sinovi
pogrebnega zavoda. a..
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-19
kratke vesti
JU0OSLOVANI ZADOVOLJNI
s. SKLEPOM 'sVELIKIH 3"

LONDON, II. februarja. -
Nova jugoslovanska telegraf-
ska agencija poroca, da je ju-
goslovanski pr e m er Subasic
povedal zastopniku belgrajske-
ga lista ''Borba" da je nova ju-
goslovanska vlada narodnega
edinstva "z vsem srcem spre-
jela sklepe krimske konferen-
ce, XII Sc nanasajo ma Jugosla-
vijo.
v NEMCIJI SEE NAHAJA
3OO, 600 FRANCOSKIH zENSK
LONDON, II. feburarja. -
Pariski radio je danes Mama
nil da Sc nahaja v Nemciji mad
100000 Francozinj, XII so bile
odpeljane tia kot vojne ujetni-
ce ali deportirane ma pristine
delo. Ustanovila Sc je posebna
kampa, kjer Sc DO vrsila repa-
triacija teh zensk, kadar bo po-
razena Nemcija.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-19
JOSEPH GUBANC

Nagloma je vceraj umrl Jo-
seph Gubanc, stanujoc ma 156O7
Holmes Ave. Podrobnosti bo-
mo porocali jutri.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-19

S/Sgt. EDWARD J. DOLSAK
: Dne 80. novembra je bill ra-
njen nekje v Franciji, S/Sgt.
Edward J. Dolsak, sin poznane
druzine Mr.. in Mrs. Frank Dol
SAX, AS E. 200 St. Sedaj Sc
zdravi v vojaski bolnisnici v
Angliji, kjer ga je pred nedav-
MIN presenetil svojim obs
kom prijatelj Walter Lampe,
XII Sc takisto nahaja v Angliji.
Barberton, o. - Tukaj je u
mrl Stefan Somrak, star 72 let
in donna Cd Velikih Lasc.
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sEJA PODR. ST. log SANS

I. S01A AOAs. -. IUO 011NS
Y torek, oh 8. uri zvecer Sc
Tsi redna seja podruznice st.
1O6 SANS. Y Slovenskem dru-
stvenem domu na Recher Ave.
Vabi Sc vse druztvene zastop-
nike in posamezne clane, da se
seje gotovo udelexijo Y velikem
6tevilu.
x1aj1s vsjzs - q vsjne-varSs-
sa1ne snazn1tA - - Gllrrol pssaksne
'sql16o g. - kar oao - 7 n111ai
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-19

Chicago. Druzina Matthew
Grill je prejela vest, da sta bila
oba sinova, Frank in Charles,
oba stabna sarzenta, ranjena Y
Belgiji.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-14

As 4 result OF a clinical
diagnosis Of rabies in a black
and white shepherd dog
which died Sunday. all dogs
and cats in El Centre viii be placed
under quarantine effective at s
pm. Tuesday and lasting for 80
days, Russell Brooks, health officer
announced.
Any dog found on the streets.
tagged or untagged, after 8 pm, will
be picked up, imrounded for Is
days and then destroyed, he warn
ed. The quarantine means that all
Cogs and cats must be confined to
the premises either with a fence
or tied with a chain, not rope
He recommended that owners take
their dogs to a veterinarian for
vaccination. as a precaution, but
said that this would not prevent
them from being picked up if found
outside the yard.
The rabid cog was owned bv
Mamie Baker. ia South Eighth
street, and was brought into El
Centre frCm Los Angeles several
weeks ago He is known to have
bitten dogs from the 800 block on
South Third to FL Centre and
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-14
County Property
Tax Valuation
Rises Two Million

With the assessed valuation Of
taxable property up S2,084.372 over
last year, Imperial county taxpay-
ers still appeared to face an in
creased rate per hundred above the
S2.15 in l944-45 because Of in
creased costs and post war con-
struction plants outlined in the pre-
liminary budget. it is indicated.
Copies Of the tentative budget are
now available in County Clerk w.
J. McClelland's office
County Auditor Irene Mattox
said that the increase in the as
sessed valuation Of taxable property,
was in line with general increases in
costs and values. The assessed val
uation this year is s42,218.298.
Supervisors at their meeting Mon
day will fix the budget to set the
tax rate
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-14
EI Cenfro Youths
Start Move for
Recreation Center
Committees Chosen
To Shape Program
And Obtain Building

Fl CentrOs high school stuG ,nts.
discouraged by adults failure to
carry out any youth recreation pro-
gram have taken over the matter
themselves and organized q com
mittte. composed Of Cent? lis board
of commissioners. To plan q youth
canteen.
The group met Monday night for
the first time TO appoint commit
tees Oh housing and rules and
membership
Attending the meeting as advisors
were Mrs. Emily Kaford OF the war
recreation committee and Ken
Thornton. chairman Of the youth
recreation council Chairman of
the student group is Don Womack,
student body president, with Winnie
Enloe. publicity manager, assisting
PLANS STARTED
According to the youngsters, high
school students have been disap-
pointed several times when proposed
plans for a canteen were discarded
by various city groups. Believing
that place for young people to
gather Is essential, the students
made their preliminary plans Mon
day night Aim Of the group is to
have building located and rules
decided upon by the time school
opens in September.
The housing committee is headed
by Helen Dawson, assisted by Win
ME Enloe, Jean Swanberger, Bob
Sessions and Bonnie Belle Barker.
LOOK FOR BUILDING
The committee hopes to find a
building suitable for dances and
with varied recreation facilities that
could be used during the week
Rules and membership require
ments will be drawn up by Earl
Moroni and the following assistants,
Robert Hoting, Donald Pipes, Donna
Jean Palmer and Claudine Tor
renee
First reports Of the committees
will be made at meeting at p. m.
Thursday. The group will meet
every Thursday to rush plans for
the canteen
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-14
|. A. Detective
Shoots Younu
Robber Suspect

LOS ANGELES. Aug. IA. (UP) N
John F. O'Brien, II, who said he
was from Worcester, Mass, Tuesday
was in serious condition at General
Hospital because he pulled two guns
on. a San Marino, Cal, police de-
tectlVe.
Detective Lieutenant G. E. Nor
wine, who shot O'Brien in the chest
said he noticed two boys walking
along with pockets bulging Monday
night. When he investigated. he
said, O'Brien pulled As automatic
from his shirt.
After Norwine took the revolver
from O'Brien, the two youths drew
guns. The detective said he fired
at O"Brien in self defense, and the
other boy, unidentified, escaped
O'Brien. booked on suspicion and
assault with a deadly weapon, mad
women's hose, jewelry, watches and
necktieS in his pockets, police re-
ported
The two boys are suspected in the
recent robberies of several Pasa-
dena, Cal, homes.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-14
China Reds Accuse
Chang Of Move
To Open Civil War

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. IA. up
The Chinese communist radio
charged Tues day Generalissimo
Chang Kai-shek's restraining order
to the communist 18th route army
violated the Potsdam declaration
anG called it further proof Of
Chiang's preparation for civil war. "
The Yenan broadcast, recorded
by the FEC. said a Yenan CORES
pondent had prepared a comment
on the Chang order which COM
manded Communist Gen. Chu Teh
to take no indepenc ent action
against the japanese.
TIE comment calls on the people
Of China and Allied countries to
oppose Chiang'S plans for civil war
and claims that armies Of Chinese
liberaed areas which have borne
the main burden of the war in
China should participate with the
Allies in receiving the japanese sur
render, the broadcast said.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-14
Club Raid Draws
S240 in Fines

Fines amounting to s24O were
imposed by Justice of the Peace j.
E. Simpson Monday on the pro-
prietor and employees of THE Little
After Hours" club, Negro night spot
raided Sunday by sheriff's officers.
On one charge Of selling liquor
without a license Joseph Burial,
proprietor, paid a fine of S75:
Thomas Phillips. waiter, $40, and
Norma Tate, waitress, SIS. On a
charge of operating a game. Burial
pleaded guilty and paid s100 Louis
Morgan Gibson, charged with oper-
ating a game, asked for probation,
and will have his hearing in justice
court Monday.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-14
Two Marines Fined
For Tearing Up
Car Parking Meter

Following up fines Of $40 each for
being drunk, which were imposed
BY Acting Police Judge J. B. Simp-
son Monday morning III Fl Centro
police court, Sgt. E. S. Mercer, 81,
and Pvt. Robert E. Cox. 20. we're
fined S3l each for tearing apart
city parking meters.
The marines were turned over ID
the city for punishment as the
meters were city property. They
had taken a meter from in front Of
the Rice Bowl and were trying to
get the money from it when ar
rested BY police Sunday night, the
arresting officers testified
Also appearing Tuesday morning
before Judge Simpson was L. A.
Robinson, "A. of Imperial. WHO was
fined Sc for being drunk
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-14
Windsor Visits
II ouSe

WASHINGTON, Aug. IA. CUPp-
The Duke of Windsor visited Presi-
dent Truman Tuesday but did not
disclose the purpose of his call.
The Duke reached the White
House six minutes ahead of his
HAS am. appointment. Wearing a
double-breasted gray suit, hare
straw hat, plaid tie and mahogany
brown shoes. the Duke posed mo-
mentarily for photographers.
Stepping briskly to the door he
was greeted by William Simmons,
executive office receptionist. Sim
mons thrust his hand cut to shake
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-14
washington AWAITS Jap SURRENDER NOTE
SUPER FLEETS BATTER AT H0NSHu POINTS
Warren Appoints
knowIand TO
u. s. Senate Post
Is Major in Armed
Service, Son of
Oakland Publisher

LOS ANGELES. Aug IA. up
Maj William r KnOwlanc. son Of
the publisher Of the oakland. Cal.
Tribune Tuesday was named U S.
+, natur by GOV Earl Warren to
take the place Of the. late Sen Hi
ram WI John. on who died last
week
Kn0Wllnd former state senator
and suu Ot y X Knowland. vas
named shortly before Gov. Warren
Wls tU lave by plane for Washing
ton ID C tO attend conference
ut governors
Ilr appointment is for the unex-
rtrrd term enCi ing III January l947
a. IN SERVICE
knOwland. 81 who Is still IN the
service. VAS member Of the state
legislature tor SIX years. serving
Ont term as a. Srmtlyman and an
ether as senator from Alameda
county When he entered the army
he vas a republican national COM
mitteeman and executive committee
chairman. He is now in the army
Of occupation OF Germany
His father is a lifetime friend OF
Gov Warren.
The governor announced the APP
pointment at a press conference
shortly after he returned from Sar
Francisco where Monday he attend
&c the funeral of Sen Johnson.
The critical post war period up
on which we are SO soon to embark
neceSsitates prompt appointment
to fill the vacancy created by the
regrettable passing CT our senior
Senator Hiram w johnson" Gov
Warren said in a statement.
1T is not an easy task to choose
Continued on Page 3, Col 4,
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tAe Nippon Oil refinery company
uryr AAtl un the northwest coast
Uf HOnshu aud the industrial areas
Ji the cities ~ KVmagaya. 43 miles
u.IthWrst of IONo. anc I rzaki.
j5 miles northwest OF Tokyo
The entire 10th Air Force was
ordered u put up a maximum ef-
fort for the six SupeFfortresS at
tacks. which shattered amy Japa-
nese hope OF stalling for time while
they debated peace terms
IseZaki is a city of 10000 and
Kumagaya mas a population Of So
900 Both are the sites Of many
small aircraft parts shops. all Of
which feed large plants on the edge
Of the attacked cities. The refin-
cry ut Akita is the last sizeable in
tact refinery in Japan.
TOkVOs broadcast that an imper-
lal message accepting the Potsdam
declaration was expected to be
forthcoming. came cracking over
the air waves as the daylight fleets
were attacking.
Then Spaatz. as if to give the
Continued on Page 8, Col. 81
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-14
HaIsey's Saddle
Starts by Air

CHICAGO, Aug. IA. (UP)-The
saddle that Admiral William F.
Halsey hopes to use when he riCes
the emperor's white horse was en-
route to Tokyo Tuesc ay-by air ex-
press.
Within an hour after the ornate,
western-style saddle arrived in
Chicago Monday. destined for dis
play to boost war bond sales, the
Reno, New. chamber of commerce
telegraphed frantic plea for its
immediate return. They reasoned,
with considerable justification, that
Halsey might have need for the
saddle sooner than originally an
ticipated.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-14
WestmorIand Man
Arrested in
Fatal Shooting

Wanted in connection with the
beer hall fatal shooting Of Julius
James Jernigan, Negro. in West
morland August 6, Richard Smith
was taken into custody in Sacra
mento and will be returned to I'M
perial county sheriff's officers
Tuesday, Sheriff Robert w. Ware
said.
The warrant for Smiths arrest
was issued after an argument over
Sl-80 worth Of beer in Smiths COM
bination beer and poor hall. when
Jernigan was shot above the heart
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-14

hands with the Duke, smiled and
said:
How do you do, your royal high
neSs?"
Fine, thank you" the Duke re
piled
What do you have to say fol
publications." a reporter asked
Nothing" the Duke replied with
wide grin. He walked quickly
through the marrow aisle of news
paper and radio correspondents or
the japanese surrencer vigil and
disappeared into the Presidents Of
flee.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-14

There will be no postwar IN
employment in agriculture III the
valley" Garrigues said. "at least
not for Q year or 50 when other
workers are released. And then tile
supply Of workers will about equal
the demand"
About 600 Mexican nationals have
been brought into the state through
the Farm Labor Board under special
permits from Gov. Rico Of Baja
California.
Most Of these workers are school
teachers, who must return tO Mexico
when the fall term starts. Others
are from industries now in tile Slack
season below the border These
workers have been sent To other
parts Of the state.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-14
Used Truck Tires
Go Ration-Free
Starting Friday

WASHINGTON, Aug a (UP) -
Used truck tires will be removed
from rationing August II, the Of
flee Of Price Administration an
nounced Tuesday.
OPA said it is also planning to
allow unrationad sale of passenger
tires made from reclaimed rubber.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-14
Army ThWdrted Sobo+eurs
At Atomic Bomb Project

OAK RIDGE. Tenn, Aug.
IA. (UP)-It was revealed
Tuesday that a planned at
tempt" was made to sabot-
age the American atomic bomb
project here and that it was
thwarted BY a specially trained
unit Of the army's counter intel
ligence. corps.
Military agents were assigned to
this hCme Of the nations top Sc
cret weapon and formed the nu-
cleus Of an organization which sue
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-14
Forn, Employment
Hits Low Spot

Farm employment in Imperial
county has reached the lowest point
Of the year. according to George H.
Garrigues Of the Farm Labor Board,
who has released his weekly report.
About 42O0 workers are engaged
in farm labor now, as compared to
14,0OO at the peak Of the harvest
season III February, he said The
low number Of laborers will continue
until early October when land is
readied for the planting Of new
crops
Garrigues said he expects a farm
labor shortage during the coming
year as the recruiting Of Mexican
nationals Is being discontinued. The
shortage will continue. he believes,
until war plant labor is released.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-14

Nazis believed, only a short time
before they surrendered. that the
United States had not progressed
beyond the early research stages
in development Of atom bomb. the
army sale.
With success Of the project de-
pendent upon the safety Of a few
key scientists, elaborate measures
to protect their identity and where
abOutS were instituted and coun-
ter intelligence corps agents we're
assigned as constant bodyguards,
the announcement continued
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-14


DGoIJICt IH" COHIUSIon, tNtTa was
no falling off of confidence here
that the japanese, however reluct-
antly, were ready to surrender.
The japanese radio aIerted Japa-
nese listeners for broadcast Of
unprecedented Importance" at II
p. m. CEWT' That may be the
that the emperor has accepted un-
first official enemy announcement
conditional surrender
Monday night. at 1O:49 y. n.
'PWTp-The japanese Domci News
Agency had interrupted a discussion
Of chilblain cures to broadcast:
Flash TOky1-l4 8-Learned inn
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-14

cessfully protected The secret, an
army release disclosed.
Key scientists working on the de-
velopment Of the bomb were con
stantly guarded, the army said.
.'All attempts to obtain vital in
formation we're thwarted," the an
nCuncement said. 1t did not cis-
close whether the person or persons
involved had been previously iden-
titled as having been apprehended
in this country as enemy agents.
Rumors and speculations were
traced to their source and 50 well
was the secret guarded that the
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-14

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Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-14

Poundmaster j M Scroggins said
this is the first case af rabies in
FL Centre since l941. He said there
are 500 licensed dogs in the city,
but the total number of dogs here
will reach nearly 1000