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troise. - To e jedno cd tvoh preterivania, Ii sebe
stavljas bdntovnstvo protiv naSe svete vere
- Uzviseno preterivanje - odgovori Bertha sa
sjajnim osmehon. - Ono suzbia predrasude; ono
mas oslobadja straha cd boles uleva mas sigurnos
ponovnom zivljenju onirna koje srno ljubil
Moja draga necaknjo, ia bi te uzela da 81 izvan
paet kada nebi znala da ii zasta dobivas uzivanje
IL takvih preteranost Ali ma kako to bilo ia imam
slabost da delim sa tvojim bratom sa tako mnogim
drugim slabim uovima tn vulgarnu predrasudu smrti
ia zelim, imama svakog razloga da zelim da stanje
Raouovog zdravja, iako e ugrozeno bude nikakvim
nacinom uzbudjujuce Daleko cd svoje sopstvene do
movine svoje porodice svojih prijatelja ali uvek
snatrajuci da je njegova sveta duznost da ostane u
Londonu sluzb krau, nasern gospodaru, on je pao
neke vrste neopreznu klonulost crnu meanholiju,
on Sc oslanja nase prisustvo narcotic tvoje da
rastera svoje rastrojstvo.
Rastrojstvo iii klonulost? odgovori Made
noisee Plouernel zanisjeno - Meni izgleda da TAX
voj boesu obicno prethod praznina zalost ali Mon
sieur Noirmont je mama rekao da je kada je on
napustio Raoula duh, dobar zgled cista francuska
radost preovladjvala gospodstvo dvora
kralja Charlesa II.
All, ia ne sumnjam to! Siromasni Raoul je
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Ubijati fasiste, "nije' "a
osudu

To ie srnisao clanka, "Osudien ma
smrt cato sto je ubiiao fasiste'', "Slo-
bodnoj Reel" Cd "a julia. Isti pocinje
Sd ovim recima:
"Milon. - Saveznicki vojni sud
Milanu, Italiii, osudio je ma smrt nladi-
ca Cd 20 godina, Fermoa LIMA eetiri
druga ma robiju. Osuda je donesena ma
osnovu optuzbe da su ubili neke fasiste."
zavrsuje sa recima: Ovo je vrlo ozbilj-
no kada Sc osudjuje covek ma smrt ZBOG
TOGA JER JE UBIO DIVA FAsISTA."
Pc logici pseudokomunista ubijati
fasiste nije "a osudu To je dobra pie
menita stvar, cak nakon rata. Sve sto
je potrebno, jeste to, da onoga ko ii
Sc ne dopada, sa ma koje strane. pro-
glasis "fasistom" onda ga mozes slo
bodno ubiti, bez ikakva suda iii pravil
nog ustanovljenja da Ii je on zaista bio
fasista iii nije.
Prema toj cudnoj logici, svi bi gra-
diani dane zemlje mogli slobodno jedni
druge ubijate, proglasujuci jedni druge
fasistima. l niko nema pravo da III iz-
vede pred sud "a takve postupke.
U ostalom, zasto da Sc ubijaju ia
sisti? Ako neko hoce da veruje> u fasi-
zam, zar on nema pravo ma to ma
svoje politicko misljenje? Glavno je da
on ne vrsi zlocinstva mace ne narusa-
va slobodu drugih.
Mozda su to zbilja bill fasisti koje
je tai mladic ubio, a mozda nisu To
nije ustanovljeno tim sto III je on
takvim smatrao. To je trebalo pravilno
ustanoviti cak nj tada ne bi iii trebalo
kazniti, osim ako su zasluzii kaznu
Ovo dokazuje da su stalinisti to-
iko anarhisti, koliko SUI reformisti -
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Duhoyi i yrac

Prlca kojoj le vrac prlzVao tolike
duhove da nj sam niJe mogao pred
NINA stati, moze se vrlo logicno pri-
meniti ma ameriGke pseudokomuliiste,
iii staliniste Njihov "novi' vra6, Foster,
preotimaiuci "duhove" sledbenike -
cd dosada5nieg vraGa, "oportunista i
revizionista', Browdera, uspeo je tako
dobro da vec sam strepi pred tim
"duhovima".
"Narodni Clasnik" donosi Fosterov
clanak "Po pitanju revizionizma" II
kojem Sc nalaN u broju od 26. jula)
i podnaslov; "Opasnost prevelikog is
pravljanja' Kao Martin Luther, koji je
digao seljaStvo bunu protiv katolicke
crkve feudalizma u sesnaestom veku,
sto ie odveIo mnogo dalje nego sto je
on hteo, te Sc tako okrenuo prOtiv svojih
sopstvenih sledbenika, protiv kojih je
onda ratovao. tak0 Foster uvidiaiuti
da je prizva0 razdrazio "duhovc" DO
stepena ade &C norati protiv Min voditi
borbu, on vec til borbu nagovestava
On kaze da postoji opasnost da to
odvede "u lev6arsko sektastvo" da bi
to bila "snrtna pogreska" kojoj mi
mora da budemo dvostruko oprezni"
Prateci njihovu "novu" liniju, kao
j raspravu Ii kojoj oni grde jedni druge,
mi nismo primetili ikakve tendenciie te
prirode Pri1netil s2no san1o toliko da
Sc nj nova" linija' nj "kritika", ne uda-
ljuju stvarno nista, Cd stare linije. Ali
Foster Sc ipak plasi "duhova" koje ie
priZvao.
Ne gospodine Fosteru, tvoii sledbe-
nici nece otici tako daleko To nisu nlisle-
ca ljudska bica, nego robot, kojina
treba firer.
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u stanju da podnese najvece zrtve da bi zasuzno
predstavljao svoga gospodara veikog kralja; bi
cak slzbijao svoje telesne bolove moralne patnje
1zvini mi, teto, ali ia nisam stanju da te
razumem. ia nisam znala da je moi brat imao po-
liticku n1isiju da ispuni.
- Pa ipak nista nije lakse cd toga! Da Ii tvoj
brat, zaduzen misijom kralju Charesu II "a vreme
otsustva francuskog ambassadors Monsieur Croissya
ne predstavlja njegovo velcanstvo kraa Louisa XIV
Londonu? Sledstveno, ma kako duboka bila njegova
nieanhoija, nije moi necak obavezan da je sakriva
Cd ociu engleskog dvora tako da nebi bio nadvadan
u zivahnosti, posacana radost Cd engleskih dvor-
nika, da produzuje da III zaklanja postovaniu
svoga gospodara? Tako Raoul spunjava duznosti kce
su ma MEGA nametnute cd njegove msije kralju
Charlesu. Ali, - dodade Marchioness, nakon ovog po-
verjivog odgovora ma protivljenja svoje necaknje,
zeeci da izmene predrnet razgovora koji je optere
cavase, = ali uzgredno dobrom kralju Charlesu -
lne galantnog veselog prnca vodi me nazad ma
predmet cd koga udaljili ovim dugim otstu-
pom mojem necaku Moran ii ponoviti sto vec rekoh
sto tvoja neprisebnost sprec da cujes. ia sam
govorila 0 krasnoj mladoj bretonskoj dami.
QVastavice se.)
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kovaGev CekiG.
iii
SELJACKI ZAKON.

Sa originalnog francuskog englesk Daniel De Leon
Sedqmnaesta knjiga romano Eugene Sue-a: "Tajne
naroda" iii lstorja jedne proleterske porodce kroz
vekove." Prica Vetiloa Monarhu
5.
- Gubitak tvoga oca mora, saglasno, biti mamie
nenaknadno "a tebe nego gubitak make prmeti Mar
choness sa nesto ogorcenja; sto Sc najmanje moze
reci jeste da je razlika koju ustanovjavas tvom
tugovanju preminulima, cudna.
Teto, = odgovori Bertha jakim glasom, ia
sam postovala mog oca obozavala moju majku Ona
e meme volela uzgojila nae naobrazila ia nu nikada
nisam napusa. Moi najsretniji dani behu utroseni
pored ME Britanij, niru nasem kastelu cd
Pouernela gde ia potrosh mojih prvih sesnaest GO
dina dok je moi otac cello to vreme ziveo dvore,
ia tesko da ga videh ednom godini "a kratko vreme
vremenu njegove redovne posete kastela kada bi
ga lovacka sezona donela ma njegovo imanje. Tako
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Cd sovinizina ne vide klasnu
borbu

u uvodniku: "MaIo po malo",
broju od q. julia, "Srbobran" navadja
vrlo isprekidano = da bi mogao sto
lakse na svoj nacin "protumaciti -
izvestaj dopisnika New York "Times'-a
Sam Pop Brewera. Mediu tim isprekida-
MIN navodima nalazinao oval;
"'Osecaj klnsne borbe je no rrhun-
cu u dana5njoj Jugosla0ijp =" Ovo "Srbo-
bran" porice On kaze: "Ne, niie to kIas-
na borba, vec borba celog naroda protiv
nanetnute manjine" Wi ne pori6emo
to da je to borba velikog broja naroda,
prenda No hi usvoiili ono 'celog ma
roda", ali poricerno "Srbobranovu tvrd-
niu da ''to nije klaspa borba" Brewer
INA sta govori. Tano je zaista klasna
borba.
Bee sumnie da je nnasana dosadilo
da stalno ginu za korist svojih klasnih
ugnietaca. Preraa swim izgledina, mase
su Jugoslaviii prilicno nacisto, koli-
ko Sc tiGe povracania starih reakcio-
nara, ukliuGuiuci kralia, koie bi 'Srbo-
bran" hteo povratiti Ovo Sc, naravno,
iednim delom duguje danasniem SUI
biianju stare reakcije, drugim delom
klasnon osecanju nagonu, ako ne
klasnoj svesti
Mase su svrsile sa starirn reakcio-
narirna. Sada Sc nalaze u procesu ras-
krstania sa novirn reakcionarima -
partizanin1a stalinistirna Kada ovo
sazre - to &c veliko ubrzati tekuci
i buduci dogadjaii process tamosnje
vladavine nlase &c sc otresti "novih"
vladara Klasna borba &c Sc tada "a
vrsiti proleterskom revolucijom Bez OBJ
zira da Ii je ora ma vrhuncu "a sada
tan1o, iii ne, cinjenica je da ona postoji,
ito vrlo raspaljena.
JOS sano jedina NADIA "Srbobrana"
"a povratak starih reakcionara ma vlast
u Jugoslaviji estate da velike sile -
ako druge okolnosti dozvole - nasilno
nametnu stare reakcionare, a nikako
mace
'Srbobran', pori6uci klasnu borbu,
krivo prikazuje stanje u Jugoslaviji.
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Anne O'Hare Mccormick.
(New York Times" 30 julia, l945.,

Reformisti svih boja cd obicnih demo-
krata" pa sve do takozvanih "komunista"
"socijalista" po celom svetu, nemaju dosta
reel da izraze svoje veselje slavu mad po-
bedom Labor partije Engleskoj u ovogodis-
MIN izborima. Jedni vide toj pobedi prvi
korak uvadjanja "socijalizma" drugi demo
kratiju" stabilizaciju industrije; treci, po.
bedu radniekih junija, koje &c pod "novon"
upravom, lako izvojevati radniGko zakono-
davstvo visi standard zivota "a radnike;
cetvrti - koje spadaju stalinisti vide
toj pobedi vrlo zgodnu zamucenu vodu
kojoj &c oni biti stanju loviti ribu "a svoj
stal1aizan stalinisticki drzavizam Ukratko,
svi Sc slazu da je to ''progres."
u gornjem citatu, Anne O'TIare McCor-
mick kaze da "najznacajnija crta [u britans-
kim 1zborima] nije bila u pobedi Rada' Kao
plutokratski pisac New York "Times"-a, ona
vidi otvoreno kaze da rad nije pobedio
Nju,, kao sve plutokratske pisee plutokrate
po celom svetu, zaprepascuje, jedna druga
stvar u tim izborinaa, koja j9jza nju jako
nepovoljna. Ia stvar je d tome sto britanska
plutokratija predstavljena konzervaticima
torijevcima, ne samo da je 1zgubla kon-
trolu mad psihologijom naasa, nego cak nije
nj znala da je izgubila, sve do rezultata
izbora
A posto nj sani vodje Labor partije nisu
ocekivali pobedu - pobedu 2 prema l nj
pogotovu dokaz da je psihologija masa
otisla dale opsirnije razuverenju pluto
krate nego sto SUI same vodje pomenute
partije zelele. Mase nisu glasale "a nikakav
socijalizam, niti SUI ovim glasanjem doprinele
ista materijalnog svoju korist ali one su
glasale, bar oval put protiv plutokratskih
reakcionara = torijevaca krupne burzoazije
Ovo nepoverenje vlasti reakcionarnoj bur-
zoaziji cd sirokih masa, predstavlja strah, da
Sc mase krecu ma "levo". Tai odlazak ma
"1evo", tako je sveopsti, da je nadmaSio oee-
kivanja svih = i laborasa "komunista",
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''Vjecna ia pamjat", gospodi-
ne KreSicu!

U broju cd 10. julia, urednik 'Hr-
vatskog Lista Danice" Ivan Kresic ina
clanak ma prvoj stranici pod naslovom:
INA rastanku'', kojem Sc oprasta sa
svoiim citaocima kaze da napusta no.
vinu, koju je, kako sam kaze uredjivao
wise Cd a. godine
U istom broju nalazi Sc uvodnik
'"Ivanu Kresicu". cd Josipa Kraje Posto
nije umesno da Sc sam hvali, i ako je
donekle to cinio, Kresit je prepustio to
hvalisanje Kraji, pomenutom uvod-
niku. kako MENU Kraja peva, kao
da je to zbilja neki genie pravi covek
progresa, prkos cinjenice sto je celia
njegova karijera bila mracnjacka So
vinisticka. Evo jednog odlomka te pes
me:
"cast ii, brate, pustas narodni rad
- dosljedan, kako 81 dosljedno radio
i zivio. Ne skaces komuniste, jugo-
slavene iii koje druge izme. Hrvat 81
bio, kao Hrvat 81 radio kao Hrvat Sc
sada nakon jednog vjeka RI -
povlacis" Vs
A mi bi dodali toj slavopoici: "Tvoja
(Nactax,ak ma z strani)
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BRITANSKI IZBORI

'sNajznaSalnija crta britanskih izbo-
ia nije bila pobedi Rada. Cna je bila
tome sto niko nije imao nj pojma Sta
Sc odigrava II mislima biraca Pobedo-
nosna partiia ie bila isto tako iznena-
diena kao porazeni Radnicke vodje
priznaju da oni nemaju nacrt kabineta~
pripravnog. posto nisu n1islili pc zadi
kampanje Zemljokliz [landslidel bio ie
toliko iznenadjen "a Atlleea kao sto je
bio "a Mr.. Churchilla On je iznenadio
svakoga - ubirace glasova javnom
mnieniu, politicke komentatore vaniski
svet same Britance"
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SPORAZUMELI Sc u PODELI
PLENA

Konferencija Velike Trojice u Potsdamu,
Nemacka, zavrsila je ma 2. augusta. Sve cd
pocetka zasedanja, cd H. julia pa do zavrset-
ka, svet nije nista znao cemu Sc resava.
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ljudi bez natela ljudi bez pravilnog
rasudjivanja. b. = sstr
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CL0RIA-LE0P0LD
RUM0RS RAMPANT

RENO, New, April 5 -P)- The
Gloria Vanderbilt di Cicco : Leo
pold Stokowski rumors continued
today to occupy the attention of
the Reno divorce colony - but
whether the young heiress will
marry the noted orchestra conduc-
tor remained unanswered.
Briefly, information garnered
from friends of Mrs. di Cicco was
this:
She receives a telephone call
from Stokowski nightly after mid
night; she probably will marry him
after receiving her final divorce
decree; her divorce proceedings
against di Cicco are friendly, "
making it possible for her to get
her decree within six weeks of the
time he established legal resi-
dence here March 9; di Cicco has
refused to accept any settlement
and will resume his work as a
Hollywood agent.
Mrs. di Cicco went into seclusion
Wednesday morning after a New
York newspaper reported she
would wed Stokowski, whochas left
for Mexico
Her retirement ended quickly
She went to ski lodge for lunch
con, met friend who arrived here
to be Gloria's companion, and then
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ALLIES THREATEN
PORTO GARIBALDl

ROME, April 5-tAERoyal Ma
rines and other Eighth Army for
ces stabbed northward today along
a narrow isthmus between the Val
Ii di Commacchio lagoon and the
Adriatic to threaten Porto Garibal-
di, key harbor for the Pc Valley
Industrial center of Ferrara.
Resistance became fiercer as the
Germans dug in on terrain dried
out by the recent good weather.
A Nazi communique acknowledged
the German positions had been
Withdrawn north of the Canale
Valetta, almost on the outskirts OF
Porto Garibaldi.
Flying Fortresses of the 18th Air
Force showered augmentation
bombs on the Campo Formula air
drome near Udine, while Liberators
attacked the Brescia railroad
yards and the Graveyard rail
bridge in Yugoslavia.
AT the same time L1gntnlngS give
bombed the Radovljica rail bridge,
40 miles south of Klagenfurt on
the line from Zagreb to Villach ir
Austria-main escape route for
German troops remaining in Yugo
slavia.
Eenemy coastal guns south o.
the La Spezia west coast naval
base were blasted by u. S. 18th
Air Force B-25s. Other BIS for.
nations attacked the Bremen line
railroad bridge at Matrei, south Of
Innsbruck, and other rail targets.
Thunderbolts harassed road and
rail traffic ahead OF the Russian
armies advancing in Yugoslavia
and Austria. At least 100 railroad
cars and vehicles were reported
damaged or destroyed.
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1880 Pounds of Butter
Lost En- Route To Boston

FALLS CITY, Nebr., April SIP
"A truck load of butter from the
Falls City creamery - 1880
pounds worth $500 and 45S, 480
red points-has vanished soms-
where en- route to Boston, Mass.
Officials of the creamery said
today neither they nor the truck
ing company which accepted the
cargo is able to explain disappear
ance Of the truck, which left here
ten days ago. ~
Creamery officials expressed be.
lief that the truck might have been
|hi-jacked and said the truck driver
failed to report to his company
office at indianapolis as is custo-
mary on the eastern trip.
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II s. WARPLANES
HIT ZERO Zone,

LONDON, April 5-tRIU. S. Fly
;,o Fortresses and Liberators spill
[ 2 500 tons of explosives today
~ German targets along the likely
ro,,tes of the U. S. Third and Sew
,anth Armies drive eastward
ro,nding out day in which nearly
moo Allied planes from Britain
battered the crumbling Reich.
An American force of 1900 planes
i 200 H.eavies and 900 fighters
e4r,,ck at the Nazi Zero zone, "
mo area OF central Germany now
beirg compressed by the Russians
icing compressed by the Russians
+rono the west. The attacks served
the double purpose of supporting
both fronts.
The targets were located on a
line forming a huge arc around the
western part of Czechoslovakia,
striking ahead OF American Sew
enth Army speaheads, the bomb
srs blasted the choked rail traffic
Al Nuremberg, burning Nazi shrine
cjtv. and an airfield at Untersch-
1auersbach, just to the southwest,
believed to be a jet-plane base.
Other bombers wheeled south
ward and smashed at an ordnance
DEPOT at Inglostadt, between Nu-
ernberg and munich. Still others
ewing northeast ahead of Third
ARMY spearheads. These planes
rounded rail bottlenecks at Bay
re,tb and at Plauen, near the Cex-
choslovak border, and hit an Or
dnance center at Grafenwohr.
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Canada Asked To Meet
With United Nations
On World Court Plan

OTTAWA, April 5.-(P)-Canada
has been invited to participate in
United Nations meeting in Wash
ington April 9 when an interna-
tional court of justice will be dis
cussed, Prime Minister Mackenzie
King announced today in Commons.
The invitation, extended by the
United Kingdom, United States,
Russia and China, had been accept
ed and John E. Read, legal coun-
sci for the department of external
affairs, would be the Canadian
representative.
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accompanied her that evening to a
Reno night spot.
She would say nothing to re-
porters about her future plans.
The friend, Eleanor Marcus, Sis
fer of Mrs. William Saroyan, was
a member of Gloria's bridal party
when she married di Cicco IN 194l,
and is said to have introduced Mrs.
di Cicco and StokoWskl.
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FDR Will Broadcast Talk
To Jefferson Day Dinners

WASHINGTON, April 5-REThe
Democratic National Committee
announced today that President
Roosevelt will broadcast an ad-
dress the night of April Is to $50
Jefferson Day dinners throughout
the country.
The dinners are being held to
raise funds for the Congressional
election campaign of 1916.
Mr.. Roosevelt's message Will
conclude q. Commute program
which will be carried by all major
networks starting at $3.50 pm.
Eastern War Time. Democratic
National Chairman Robert p. Han
negan said the Chief Executive S
schedule would not allow him to
attend the principal dinner. in Wash
ington. Also on the radio program
will be addresses by Vice Presi-
dent Truman and Navy Secretary
Forrestal. -i t-
-V-
George Washington, great gener-
al that he was, lost more military
I
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BETTER HURRY UP

BOSTON, April 5.-UR)-Poice
are holding a bag left in taxi by
four sailors. 1t contains one dozen
pickles, a bottle Of olives, a pack
age of crackers, three slightly
stale frankfurters and copy OF
the life of John Barrymore.
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HORNED OWL TOUGH

KENNEBUNKPORT, Me-, April
o-uP)-Kenneth Roberts, the wide
Unknown novelist, hunted several
days for one of the traps he had
set for horned owls which attack
ed his ducks. He found the trap on
the leg of an owl which had been
caught in another trap.
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1o2, CREDITS HER BREAD

BANGOR, Me-, April 5.-U.D-
Celebrating her 102nd birthday,
Mrs. Parthenia Cameron said she
attributed her long life to plenty
OF homemade bread which she
baked herself.
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SHEEP LAW OUTMODED

AUGUSTA, Me-, April 5.-WH)-
Agriculture department officials
are seeking repeal Of century
old law which requires that owners
| brand their sheep.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-04-06

PORTLAND, Me-, April 5.-UR)
Down East residents boast that
Casco Bay on the Maine coast con-
+ains one island for each day of the
vear-a total of 365.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-04-06

George Washington, great gener-
al that he was, lost more military
battles than he won.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-13
Citizens League
Maps Plan to
Halt Japs'' Return

V1SALTA, Calf, July l3. CUP)-
The Ivanhoe Citizens League an
nounced Friday that Los Angeles
produce and nursery representatives
who are seeking federal legislation
to permit t communities to vote
against return of Japanese -Ameri-
cans to their areas would attend
a league mass meeting in August.
At a meeting Thursday night, the
league authorized A. A. Boswell OF
Tulare county to represent the group
in investigating violations of the
alien property act. Boswell said 1000
persons signed petition to Repre-
sentatives B. w. Gearhart (RD,
Fresno. and Alfred J. Elliott DD,
Tulare, urging legislation against
unrestricted return of Japanese to
their former homes
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-13
CaIexico Pioneer
Dies on Coast

Frank Anthony GraSSo. so of Cal
exico. died Thursday night in a San
Diego hospital following abrief Ill
ness He had been rushed to the
hospital Wednesday after becom-
ing ILL
A resident of the valley since 1903,
GrasSO was well known in the coun-
ty and especially in Calexico where
he was pioneer resident. He was
born in Italy and came to this
country when he was IL.
GraSso managed the Ford agency
in Calexico during the tWenties and
had been credit manager of Imperial
Hardware Company in Calexico
since 1928.
He is survived by his wife, Mrs
Ethel w. Grasso; two sisters, Mrs
Adeline Sprague and Mrs May Gia-
darini. both of Seattle, Washington
and three brothers, Henry, Arthur
and Leonard GrassO, all of Port
Orchard, Washington.
Funeral services will be conducted
at 3 pm. next Wednesday at the
Bonham Brothers mortuary. 377C
FOrtieth street, San Diego.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-13
Lightweight Blond
Roughs Burglar

LOS ANGELES, July 13. CUP)-
Edward Coats walked respectful
distance behind his slim. blonde
wife, Earleen, as they left court
Friday where Mrs. Coats told how
she knocked out a six-foot 200
pound steam roller driver she found
ourglarizing her apartment.
Il grabbed him by the arm with
tight grip and he sort OF 'Aw' "
Mrs. Coats testified.
He refuseu 70 give me my purse
SO I hit him with my right He
drew back to hit me SO l give him
the left and knocked him down.
He threatened to kill me, so
helped him up, gave him bunny
punch and knocked him out" she
related
The burglar, Ross R. Stokes, came
out easy-With a fractured ankle.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-13
COURT-MARTIAL VERDICT
COSTS OFFICER S4OOO

CAMP BEALE, Calf July 13.
'UP)-Maj. Harry E. Roy Friday
faced a salary reduction of 5000
monthly for 20 months following
conviction of liquor trafficking
charges by an Army court martial.
Roy was found guilty on l6 counts
and fined $4,000, but was cleared
on eight counts, including a charge
Of conduct unbecoming an officer.
Conviction on the latter charge
might have led to dismissal from
the service, as the prosecution had
requested
The fine was imposed as Roy was
found guilty of wrongful introduc-
ton OF liquor on the post and mis-
use Of government property.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-13
JOHN ALLEN FUNERAL
RITES SET SATURDAY

Funeral services for John Allen,
who died Monday, will be conduct
ed from the Lemons- Wiley Mort
uary at 10 a. m. Saturday. The
Rev. Charles Burrill of the First
Baptist church will Cfficiate Gre
nation will follow in San Diego.
He was the husband of Amanda
J. Allen of Brawley, the father of
John Austin Allen, stationed at Ft.
Sumter. New Mexico, with the
army air corps, who will be present
for the funeral. Other surviving
relatives are a brother, Ray M
Allen, and three sisters. Mrs Nellie
Lgon, Mrs. F. H. Hill and Mrs
Harry Stingle, all of Los Angeles.