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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-02-03
Many at Open House
of Mems Dormitory

John NJ. Munson Residence Hall
open house Sunday afternoon from
2;30 to o'clock attracted faculty,
students. and townspeople, who en-
joyed going through the modern,
beautifully furnished dormitory.
Student guides conducted a COM
plete tour Of the hall.
All OF the student rooms were
open to the publics inspection, as
was the grill on the first floor.
Dean OF Men, James NJ. Brown
and Mr.. and Mrs. George Marshall,
head residents OF the dormitory,
were in charge of the open house
arrangements.
Sunday afternoon marked the
first time the public was invited to
visit the hall.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-02-03
Young People Advance
in AeronautiCS Field

Ann Arbor, Mich, Feb. 3-Sey-
eral young people from Ann A!bor
are making adyancements in aero
nautics.
Miss Marguerite Ann Higgins. %,
will leave Saturday for LaGuardia
Field, New York, where she vii
receive training as an air hostess.
She is a graduate Of ST. Joseph
Mercy Hospital School Of M sing.
John F. Pattock, a University OF
Michigan engineer .ng student, and
Harold Eisele, a former Univers ty
student, have been accepted by the
Navy as flying cadets and wi re-
port Feb. II TO the reserve naval
training base at Crosse lie.
Miss Elaine VI. Wood, senior I'm
cersity student, and John Richard
French. a junior, are. among 16
who have completed Their primary
flight training at Ann Arbor Airport
and have qualified for private pilot
licenses.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-02-03
Annual Banquet For
Music Club Enjoyed

Music Club members enjoyed
their annual banquet Saturday ere
ming. in Charles McKenny Hall. 1t
was highlighted by the formal
initiation OF eleven new members.
The initiates were: Miss Dollye
McGary, Royal Oak. Miss Mary
Scott. Detroit, John Huffman,
Jerome, John Orth. Romeo, Worth
Mallory Otsego, Miss Alice Dare
jan, Detroit, Miss Verla Cook, Hart
ford, Miss Hazel Wright, Flint,
Miss Ruth Maxwell, Ferndale, Miss
Marie Darlington, Bay Port, and
Miss Marilynn Sternberg, Oxford.
Following the dinner, group sing
ing and a program were enjoyed.
the latter being held in the formal
lounge Of Charles McKenny Hall.
Miss Retta Charter, Cass City,
played a piano solo.
Miss Elinor Page, Marshall, gave
a vocal solo.
A concerto for violin, oboe, and
piano was played by Miss Carmen
Sundwick, Escanaba, Ronald Cd
mark, Spring Lake. and Miss Irene
McCutcheon, Flint.
Members of a vocal ensemble
were: Miss Alice Darrejian, De-
troit.. Miss LA Shick, Dawson, Miss
Angelina Merenda. Melvindale, Miss
Yvonne Bremen, Constantine, John
Huffman, Jerome. Melvin Giles,
Ypsilanti, and Worth Mallory,
Otsego.
Accomplish for the evening was
Miss Irene McCutcheon, Flint.
William E. Wiltse, Saginaw, was
master OF ceremonies.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-02-03
Miss Louise LOckeman Tells
About Trip in British Isles

ing the Scotch Lake District and the
Government Courts of Home, set
up by the Scotch government to
displace the slums.
The Giants Causeway in northern
Ireland was pictured. It is made up
Of crystallized six-sided stones OF
natural formation. Other points Of
interest in Ireland were Blarney
Castle and the Blarney Stone.
ireland is impressive, not for
wealth, but for the lovely green
landscapes" Miss Lockeman said.
Pictures of England showed
scenes OF the southwest country
side. Especially interesting to the
audience proved to be that the pic
lures showed hedges rather than
fences were used to separate fields.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-02-03
Justice Payne Hears
Variety of Troubles

Ann Arbor, Mich, Feb. 8 A
variety Of cases came before justice
court review here Saturday. Two
local youths, Leo Demarco (the
Tulsa K.d") and his companion,
Robert Sprentall. waived examine
ton on car theft charges before
Justice Jay H. Payne, and were
bound to circuit court. They are
eing held in lieu OF $500 bond
each. They admitted stealing n
car belong .ng to Reardon P.ersol Of
this city last week, police saio.
Walter H. Moore. accused of as.
sau and battery by his wife, Sue,
denied the charges before Justice
Harry W. Reading and was re-
leased on 500 cash bond for exam
nation later.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-02-03
EXTRACTION SOUGHT

Pontiac, Mich, Feb. sap -
Wi Lam Ernest Brown, Al, an ex-
convict arrested near here Satur-
day n ght at the home of a nephew,
remained in custody here today
while officers at Nashville, Tenn,
and New Orleans, La, began moves
to extradite him District Attor-
ney-General j. Carlton Loser OF
Nashville said last night that an
immediate indictment would be
sought for Brown in connection
with a $1,000 robbery last July 15
OF w. Frank Hagey. a grocer.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-02-03
Mrs. Elizabeth Taylor,
NOnagenarian, SuCCumbS

Ann Arbor, Mich, Feb. 3-Final
rites V i be at the residence at
$50 Thursday afternoon for Mrs.
Elizabeth Ann Taylor SO, who sue
cumbed Saturday at the home OF
her daughter Mary, 1903 Church
ST. Rev. Henry Lewis will ofic!ate
and burial will be in Oak Grove
Cemetery, Chelsea.
Mrs. Taylor was born Nov. 10,
1874 and was the daughter Of p!o-
neer settlers. Thomas and Sarah
Ann Roc6erieliow Flintoft.
Mrs. Taylor leaves four daugh.
ters, Carrie \. Taylor, Mrs. Henry
Barrels and Mary (. Taylor, Ann Al
Dor: and Mrs John Schieferste Il,
Chelsea: two soAs, VIII G. Tay-
lor, Ann Arbor, and Burt A. Taylor,
Lima Township; and four grand
children and one great-grandchild.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-02-03
News From The Normal Campus
Activities of General Interest Concerning
Faculty Members And Students

Of the national student conference
held at Naperyille. Illinois in De-
cember. to which she went as a
delegate. She explained that the
delegates were divided into seven
conference commissions, each OF
which discussed a problem vital to
modern youth.
a social hour followed the re-
port, at which time games We're en-
joyed under the leadership OF Miss
Doris Valentine, Dearborn, and
Robert Tower, Ypsilanti.
Delicious refreshments % tea and
cookies We're served.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-02-03
Hospital Patient Chokes
To Death on a Hot DOG

ST. LOUISA patient at the city
sanitarium choked to death on hot
dog.
An attendant noticed the inmate.
a 57-year-old man, topple from his
chair while eating lunch and he was
dead before a staff physician could
be summoned. A piece OF frank
furter had lodged in his throat.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-02-03
Circuit Judge Sample
Passes Sentence on Two

Ann Arbor, Mich, Feb. 3-Cir-
cult Judge George W. Sample Sat
urday sentenced two pr soners.
Arthur Bateman, 81, 200 (. HUI
ron ST., who was placed on 'proba'
ton Dec. 80 on a charge OF larceny
In a building, was given a term
OF 21a to 5 years as a probation
violator. He was arrested by police
Jan. 81 on another shopliftlng
charge.
Jim McK.nstry. 81, Maple Rd.,
was given a term OF SIX months to
two years on a charge OF being a
habituaL drunkard. third offense,
10 which he pleaded guilty. His
last arrest by police was on Jan.
&c.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-02-03
Chelsea Resident Faces
Charge of DiSOrderlineSS

Ann Arbor, Mich. Feb. 3-Albevt
Rossbach, 115 Lincoln St, Chelsea,
is in county Jail today awaiting az.
raignment on disorderly conduct
charges. He Is accused by Mrs.
Edith Longman, 100 Longman Df,
OF coming TO her house Saturday
night and asking for a room for
himself and two companions. He
also demanded three girls be pro.
vided, she said. She ushered him
into a bedroom, telling him she
wou d have TO phone for the girls,
and called pol &c instead He was
still in the bedroom when they ar
rived, and admitted to them he had
been drinking and was confused as
TO Just where he was.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-02-03

by three men, who by strange CO.
incidence, were very similar in APP
pearance to the men convicted"
At the trial the men were identi1
fed by witnesses as the robbers and
after Davis and McCarn were con-
victed and sentenced to rs years,
Hathaway on the advice of his coun-
sci pleaded guilty and was sentenced
TO 10 years.
None Of the men appears to har-
Dor any malice toward the soct
ETY. which chopped seven years from
their lives.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-02-03
Prompt Action Saves
Life OF Young Woman

Ann Arbor, Mich, Feb. 8 -
Prompt action Of Miss Evelyn Alex.
ander, Up w. Washington St, in
calling police and having her girl
friend taken TO 81. Joseph's Mercy
Hospital Saturday afternoon prob
ably saved her friends life, hos
pital attaches said today.
Miss Alexander went into the
bathroom and found her friend, who
was spending the week end with
her from Milan. lying on the floor.
She was unable TO rouse her. she
told police. At the hospital it was
found she was suffering from an
overdose of eeping tablets.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-02-03

When she met with the West
minister League at their regular
meeting Sunday evening. Miss
Louise Lockeman, of the YpsilantI
High School faculty. told OF a trip
she took with four friends through
the British Isles four years ago.
Miss Lockeman motored TO New
York City, where she took her boat
TO England Upon arriving at
Southampton, England, her Ameri-
can automobile license was changed
for an English guest license. and
she had her own automobile avail
able for motoring through the
country.
She visited the excavated temple
OF worship at Salisbury, the re-
mains Of Tintern Abbey, King Ar.
thurs region-where light was pro-
yided by candles only, no electricity
being available, tie excavated
Roman ruins OF Bath-where the
leaden underground pipes were
still intact, and the southwest point
OF England. called Lands End. The
regions associated with Words.
worth and Shakespeare were also
visited.
Miss Lockeman recalled an inter
esting trip through Windsor Palace.
During the time of her visit Ed
ward was on the throne.
The speaker said that dogs are
great favorites all over the British
Isles, and that general shops in
all the towns and cities maintain
kennels for the convenience of dog
owners, who are always accom-
panied by their pets. The Scotch
and English terriers are the prime
favorites.
Miss Lockeman showed beautiful
motion pictures OF the trip, includ-
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-02-03
Ernest Wiegant Faces
Court on Theft Attempt

Ann Arbor Mich. Feb. 3-Officer
Herman d. Suma Of the local po-
lice force arrested Ernest Wiegant.
81 426 S. Fourth Ave, on charges
OF attempted car theft about one
o'clock Sunday morning. He is to
be ARA gned today.
Wiegant was halted by the OF.
ficer who saw him get into car
owned by Karl Lachler, 319 w.
Huron St, and look for the keys.
Not finding them he got out of the
car and started walking away, Of
fcer Suma said. he admitted he
had been convicted Of car theft be-
fore, police ella m.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-02-03
EIGHT PERSONS KILLED

Detroit, Mich, Feb. 3-AP-A to-
tai of eight persons were killed in
traffic accidents in the Detroit area
over the week end. The victims
were: George Neuberg, 80: Mon
roe E, Smith. 50. and William Snod-
grass, ~; Stanley Lis. AZ, Ham
tramck; Anthony D.betta, 40; Rob.
ert B. Carr, 80: Gilbert G. Malcolm.
-, and Mrs. Fannie Millar, IS, aud
Jack Ennis, IS.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-02-03
EDUCATORS NAME PRESIDENT

Marquette, Mich, Feb. ZAP
The Upper Peninsula Association
OF School Board Members and Sup.
eTintendents at its annual meeting
over the week end named Willard
NJ. Whitman pres dent. Whitman
Is superintendent Of Marquette
Public Schools. Other officers are:
vice president, John ]. Mechlin.
Ca umet; secretary, L. K. Cheney.
Grand Marais; trustees, Thomas
Rob ,ins, lronwood, and Frank
X n ~-F0~d
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-02-03
Ann Arbor Neu1S

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank NJ. Bowman,
Cuyahoga Falls, D.
Following a motor trip to the
West and South Ii. and Mrs. Bow
man will be at home in Monterey
Calf, where 1t. Bowman has been
stationed.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-02-03
Miss Julienne SiverS
Wed to 1t. H. J. Bowman

Ann Arbor, Mich. Feb. 3-An-
nouncement is being made by Mr..
and Mrs. John c. Siyers, Lake.
wood, OF the marriage Jan. 29 of
their daughter, Jul enle E izabeth,
10 1t. Harold J. Bowman. Kalama.
zoo. Mr.. Bowman IS the son Of
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-02-03
Program by Youth
Fellowship Enjoyed

Christian Youth Fellowship men,
bers met for their regular meeting
Sunday evening in. Starkweather
Hall, with Miss Rozelle Wording
ham, Pontiac, as leader for the
evening.
Vaughan G. Koppin, Ypsilanti,
and Miss Josephine Hampstead,
oxford, sang a duet, "He Took
Away My Heart of Stone"
Miss Marie Turner, Ypsilanti,
gave a report and her impressions
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-02-03
ONE KILLED, ONE HURT

Flint, Feb. 3-Jerry Bowerman,
%. Atlas, was near death in Hurley
Hospital Sunday from injuries suf-
fered in a highway crash which cost
the life OF his friend, Duana Bergh-
dorf, 81, Dawson. Berghdorf was
killed when his car sideswiped a
truck on a curve.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-02-03
Final Rites Sunday
For Reed N. ChiIdS

Ann Arbor, Mich, Feb. 3-Final
rites were conducted Sunday after
noon in Detroit for Reed n.
Oh Ids, former resident of Ann Ar
Dor.
Mr.. Childs managed the hosiery
and lingerie shop at sos S. State ST.,
while living here.
Surviving him are his widow,
Louise VI. Childs, and one son,
John.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-02-03

Argentine hides now have their
largest market in this country, the
United States taking about so per
cent Of the total produced by the
South American republic.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-02-03
Help prevent eyesfruin

1t is easy to test" the lighting in
your home. The Light Meter will
measure your lamps and fixtures
and tell you if you have enough
light for safe seeing. Call any
DetI oft Edison Office.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-02-03
FUND AttnchrEn

Ann Arbor, Mich. Feb. State
social welfare commission has allo-
Gated $3.50 for use in Washtenaw
County during February.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-02-03
Normal College Calendar


$50 p, - Kappa dinner Starkweather Hall
TUESDAY
assembly L.
1880 m-Newman Club. st. Johns Auditorium.
1880 m-nternaional Relations Club, McKenny Hall
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DesetogodiSnjica
'mancurijansk0g insidenta." "

Ma l8 septembra navrse godna
ska vojna s putem nevancnog pokora Mancuru
cudovse koje Maneuko poznao
insdenat, dao povoda vecem kinekom
besni cetiri godine
Naravno je da Toku odrzaa prosava da
predstavnc govor kako e upao uvec
H. sepembra Lutiaokowu bio signal emancpacje
Orenta cd kandza belle
Ali Nankngu odrzala druka proslava tog
amo bomba ekspodirala uba rania preko
dese osoba Nekoliko bomb ekspodae
fnum ranJenm osobama jednog drugog naaze
kolko Japanaca Kao da Kne apanskom
"oslobodjena" Orenta!
od maneurijanskog nsidena do danas
se Mussolni prodire Abisniu "cizue
civizuje" Knu. Onda Mussoni da "cvizuu'
gradansk rat nesrene spane Japan prodre Kn
Hitler ovaJa cehosovacku druge zme bezopono proe
u PoJsku zapocinje zvanicno II. Svetski Rat
40 moze izboj mlione mrtvih nam da
rontu poglnul pet miliona vonika Ko
anJenlke zaroblJenke boenike, mion miloni
mlon nesretnog adnog naroda nuke
to rad oga da odrz prvatne voine ceo
kojoj preti propast
kada &c istorcari psa oriu razvitka popas priyane
Vone on ce mora zabeei da zadno sa
nebroJenm mionma ko miom iii sim da
"a memo odrzanje bore.
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Vazne medjunarodne vesti
DOk sc "demOkratije" razmisljaiu
SSSR gubi.

Evo navrsse H Cd kada nacstick horde naval
lie SSSR Do sada Crvena Arma necuvenim herovom
nenadnm uspehom brania Revolue
so zadivia neke espere ocekvali
brzi Soveske sle nacistickom miarcom
som Ali avlaju popusca pred
obnovjenom silom nacsickog
rec najvee Sovjetske unie
avlja da odela Krimsko Pouostrvo
Iedna zadovoavuca doazi cenranog della
nacste
Svi seeamo, elm e Hitler naedio
Churchill svih "demokratia progaso Sovjetsku
nihovom saveznicom posat pomoc
Sovea uspesnu odbranu Cvena Armija sa
ovojim Ali pomoci dmokraskh
Vasrsnuti Ltvnov rada apelue Veko Brtan
otvor zapadni front nvaom rancusko zeml
ale bombaa da bombrduu civlno
i stanovnistvo njenih okupiranh zemaja
Naccke sie ugrozavaju Leningrad Mokvu Kievo Odeu
Roosevelt Churchill da
Sale SSSR pomoe pta
Moskv "demokratska" koms Soveskom komisijom
ocih th "demoatija otese, gubikom
nalaz prcan Sovjetskh pribzuu
coj bn nalazi najrazvenia sovetska industrija
prete bogatm uanm vrelma Baku "demokratska komsja
stigla Moskvi da pregovara!
Vajda niko nije imao mavih maGijh pomo6-
nika sto in SSSR "borbenim' "demokratama.'
Suacija zgleda ali SLIM Proleterske
koe prodreti truog ka-
pazma
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-09-25
Konvencija bratske madjarske Federacije.

Mogu vas izvestiti da je bratska
Madzarska Federacija, S. L. P.
odrzala svoju ID. konvenciju ovde
u gradu New Yorku subotu ne
delju, 80. i 81. Augusta. Drug
Alex Kudlik, sekretar Federacije
otvorio je Konvenciju u II sati pre-
podne sa nekoliko pozdravnih reel,
nakon cega Sc preslo ma konstitu-
isanje konvencije. Ia pgivremenog,
a posle stalnog, predsednika Sc
kretara Konvencije behu izabrani
drugovi Joseph Preiner, il Detro-
ita i Theodor VASTLY, il Pittsbur-
ga. Sledovao lie tada iscrpan 1--WE
staj rada Federacije "a proslu
godinu, koji izrazen u novcanim
brojkama kaze da je celokupan pri-
hod cd svih instancija bio $7.672.-
81, rashod "a isto vreme bese
$7.555.68. Visak "a proslu godinu
bio je $116.68. Potom behu izabra-
nj razni potrebni odbori koji su
Sc odmah dali ma posao.
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klasnog drustva sa besklasnim
drustvom -slobodnih drugova j
drugarica.
Konvenciju je posetilo osam re-
dovnih delegate koji su zastupali
sedan Ogranaka i dive bratske de-
legatice koje su zastupale diva
Munkas Kluba. No buduci da ne
razumem madzarski govoriti nije
mi bilo moguce sledovati disku-
SHE koje su Sc vodile povrh raz-
nih predloga, ali ozbiljnost dele
gaia i velicina poduzeca osigura-
va mas da sve sto bese reseno bilo
je u iskljucivom interesu Socija-
listicke Radnicke Partije, t. j. u in
teresu radnieke klase. l nakon po-
novnog izbora "a urednika-sekreta.
ra druga A. Kudlika, konvencija
bi zavrsena Nedelju 81. augusta
u 6 sati uvece.
Istu vece bi priredjen banket l
pocast delegate ma kome bese 60
| (Nastavak ma 8. strani)
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-09-25
Najveci porezi istoriji owe zemlje.

Ma 90 Predsedna Roosevea
zakonom poekat koi pedvda navece ubanj
stori Sejednjenih Drzava.
Naznacanija srana tog zkona sasoj sto &c
naknadnih 100000 radnka pacat mzer ohod
Ia kocna naknadn stva sacnava
cd 000 koju &c federana vada dobat
Tako
dob maine zmedu 13 Is mlard doara Ali
ne dovono prema poreza da pore
dine oskove tojest naveci porezi o zeme poriva
poovnu ukupnh trokova ocee da euce gone
federana vada zem potro mjarde doara pre-
ko polovnu ukupnog godisnjeg dohotka godine.
(Nastavak ma 8. strani)
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-09-25

sto Sc ona stidi da "a ovoj naive
col, najbogatijoj kapitalistickoj
zemlji ma svetu celia trecina sta
novnistva patti cd G d van a
manjkanja ostalih potrebstina ?
Ne! Kapitalisticka vlada je van
okvira smilovanja; ona je "a to
potpuno nesposobna. Niti ona moze
osetiti Std jer da je to kadra po-
sedovati ona ne bi branila izrab-
ljivanje radnicke klase Cd strane
parazitske burzoazije koja pred
stavlja nistavni procenat americ-
kog stanovnistva. Ne, to bese sa-
sma druga sila koja prisiljava Roo
seveltovu vladu da trazi vecu ag-
rikultumu proizvodnju.
Nasi citaoci Sc secaju da ie We
lika Britannia pre- ''lease lend"
bila prekinula svu porudzbinu
hrane Cd pocetka rata da bi mogla
placati "a sto veci ratni materi-
jail. Sada, cd kada je usvojen "le-
ase-lend" bill Velika Britannia mo-
ze dobiti ma veresiju, pa "a to nj
kad paru vratila, ratnog drugog
materijala. Pa zaSto da ona pod
takvim uslovima ne porucuje j
hranu? / ocekuje sc da &c Velika
Britannia upotrebiti. okoz 10 po sto
ukupne proizvodnje agriculture.
Sekretar Wickard oeekuje da &c
strana trgovina odneti proizvode
izmedju 25,O0O0.OO0 do 27,000.00O
akera zemlje iii diva puta wise cd
1941. godine.
Rat je ia sila koja je izvukla ag-
rikulturu il dubokog gliba dep
resije." Rat bese ia sila koja je
takodjer ostalu zemaljsku indus
triju izvukla IL blata. | sada vidi-
mo da je ia sila svuzemajsku in
dustriju "opo1Avila.' I sada ce Sc
krupni farmeri, kao Industrial
listi, veseliti ratu, jer ce moci
zgrcati profile i mi smo naklonje-
nj verovati da. Sc oni nece wise
protiviti ulasku owe zemlje rat,
kao sto su do sada, pod vodstvom
plutokratskog America First
Committee" bill protiv rata. Sada
ce, sem radnika, skoro svako biti
"a krvoprolice, ukljucujuci pseu-
dokomuniste!
Tako treba da bude. Neka Sc
sva burzoazija izrazi "a rat: neka
je takvom vidi radnicka klasa jer
&c je pre- upoznati. l u koliko rad
nicka klasa sto pre- upozna burzo-
aziju onakvom kakva je, II toliko
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Razocarani britanski domaci politicari.

Nazad nekoiko dana vrao Engeske Patterson
sednk koa zdaje Baltimore Nd ree da vec
geza ezuatom koranjeg sastanka Predsed
Rooevelta Churchla ocekva da vlada
lie odmah nakon toga objaviti rat Nemackoj.
"Engleza" naazi Lord Beaverbrook,
moci prozvod
sile dogod aktvno rat l. amacno je da
takvh Engleza vcna plutokrata Patterson nije
dolazio dodr "nizom" kason.
Mozda iznenadili ovdasn "Amerkanc" jer on
kva da &c zemla nakon sasnka uc rat Zbog
oni kao sto cini Defend Committee dali da
urgirau Rooseveovu vladu da obav rat Neko moze
kuc da Roosvetova vlada nje vona zemju
rat ali tai zakjucak b poklapao stvarnoscu
Svi odbori ko stole nervencioniste praesk
poozen Rooseeovo vlad oni rud pomou svoh
iava popuasu wise nne tezn Ma stran Rooeveove ad
mnrace bioskopi ko prkazuu skoro memo gedste
Ma njeho sran gavnome kaptasticka stampa; CLAW
profesor vi manas sv feker joj edno
Roosevletove Wade to je potopora radnieke klase
pored svih "Amerikanaca Roosevetovu
bti prsebna hadnokrvna uvek nad da &c
nesto des menu korst Ali radnka kasa daje
kakvog znaka da H volna da vou Lie pjackaske iteese
ovdasnje nti prekookeanske "demokrate"