davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-16

Minnea nolis May l6.-Employ- inent prcaoects for i94l graduates from American colleges and univer- sites are the brightest since 1928, but selective service is slowing the hiring of male graduates who are eligible for military training Woinen's job chances, however, have been improved by the national pre- paredness program, according to preliminary results of national survey made public here today by E. E. Crabb, president of Investors Syndicate.
 Ninety.thre per cent of l35 in- stitutions of higher learning in the survey reported that 50 per cent or more of their l94l graduates would have jobs before the end of this summer. These answers included positions in defense industries, but did not Include military service which may interfere with jobs ob- tained by or promised to male grad uates in either defense or non.de- fense fields.
 Jobs prospects the same as or greater than those of June, lo4o were predicted by 07.5 per cent of the schools answering the nation- wide survey. .
 A third of the schools said con- scription clouded Job prospects oi male college graduates this June but an eighth of the institutions as- serted the draft had increased pros pcctive positions In non-military fields. Fourteen viewed national de- fense training as only slightly af. fecting prospective employment, ane fen asserted 1t had not affected JOE recruiting on their campuses. Forty schools did not answer this queS' tion.
 educational and mems colleges pre-. dicted that haaf or more or then graduates would be attached to 2 regular payroll within ninety oayi
 Facing the first sellers market in more than 6 decade, the l94l male graduate finds prospective em. blowers inclined to examine his actual or prospective military status replies reveal. The query was.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-16
SCREEN STARLET
 GETS EGG SHOWER
Marjorie Woodwork Given Rough Treatment By
 Boys From Harvard

Cambridge, Mass, May 16.-(UP) Screen starlet Marjorie Wood- worth still thinks Harvard boys are mice and courteous" despite the shower of eggs and fruit that greet ed her appearance at the spring dance of the Harvard Lanpoon, un- dergraduate humor magazine.
 Awakened in her suite at 2 Sos, ton hotel, the blue-eyed blonde said today that she had received apoi- ogies. -, ... u,o,,,a present . surprise gift to the poys when she entrained for Hollywood later in the day. ,,,.
 Harvard boys are all right" Mss Woodworth said. I'll stick by them any day. They tell me that most of the things were thrown by youths who were not Harvard students
 The incident occurred late iast night as Miss Woodworth was about to enter the Lampoon building for the annual spring dance. Miffed ny the unexpected reception. Miss Woodworth remained inside her sedan and ordered the chauffeur to drive back to her Boston hotel.
 Her trio of escorts entered thG building but soon left to prevail upon her to return She did two hours later and made an unostenta- tious entrance through a rear door
 Barrage Kept On
 Meanwhile, the barrage, which Lampoon editors charged was in- spired by envious staffers of the Harvard Crimson, student daily newspaper, continued unabated. TWO stained glass windows in the Lam- noon building were smashed. Prlnci- pal casualty was Peter Saltonstall, Harvard student and son of Massa- chusetts' governor, who stopped an oversize grapefruit with his head. A score of policemen and two squad cars added to the confusion, but no arrests were made.
 On her arrival at BoSton'S South Station, Miss Woodworth had been kissed by Lampoon President Coles Phinizy of Ventnor, N. J., to break the magazines traditional policy of looking editorially askance at Holly wood actresses. :
 Christened 'The Wham Girl" at the station, Miss Woodwcrth was bundled between Phinizy and John F. Clark, Sd of Crosse Pointe, Mich, her No. escort, and driven under police guide to Cambridge for a brief tour of Harvard where she was placed in the iron lap of John Harvard's statue.
 Before her unsuccessful attempt to attend the dance, she was escort cd by Phinizy ard Manuel Prado, Sr.. son of the president of Peru. to the Ritz-Carlton hotel reef fer an aerial view of Boston.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-16
Job Horizon Bright
 For College Grads
Outlook Best Since I92S-Womens Chances Best as
 Draft Slows Hiring of Men

What effect has selective training eligibility had on chances of June graduates getting Q job with com panies who regular recruit on your campusp"
 Nineteen schools answered that campus job recruiters were avoiding graduates with low draft numbers. Prospective training, said sixteen colleges, has decreased job chances Ten declared employers will not hire graduates subject to selective serV- ice. Draftees with high numbers are preferred, hen trainees are consid- cred, said three universities. Grad- uates under craft age or those mar. ried and with families are being sought by employers, two institu- tions observed. Graduates With de- ferred classiAcations, or those not subject to call for year, or in- eligible for active military duty, are preferred as prospective employees, trhee schools noted.
 Women graduates meanwhile are facing much better Job opportuni- ties, some of the commentators aS- serting that more responsible posi- tons are being offered to female graduates than ever before, a con- dition they attribute not only to Q more general acceptance Of women in the business world, but likewise to the immediate vacancies caused by selective service.
 Ninety-two per cent of the CO., education and women's colleges esti- mated that 50 per cent or more Of their female graduates would be gainfully employed before autumn started.
 Employment opportunities in 104l compared with those of l940 and 1889 are greater for June female graduates than for male graduates" MT. Crabb stated, and cited the fol- lowing figures.
 outlook for positions the same as or greater than those of June, l040, was forecast by 98.o per cent of the co-educational and women's institu- tons for their l04l female grad. uates. Job prospects the same as or greater than those of June, ie40, were predicted by 9e2 per cent of the co-educational and mems schools for their male graduates this year
 Prospects for employment the same as or greater than in June, ie3o, were forecast for 9e7 per cent of the co-educational and womens institutions for their l04l women graduates. Outlook for positions the same as or greater than those of June, le3e were predicted by 979 per cent of the co-educatlonal and mems universities for their lo4l male graduates.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-16
Church Women Honor
 Mrs. Douglas Stephens
Christian Service Society Presents Member With
 Purse; Young People Not Meeting Until Fall
w ATE RVILLE
Correspondent R. W, HeniOn, Telephone s-s4es

Waterville, May l6 - The Wo- mems Society for Christian Service of the Grace Methodist church hon. ored one of thelr members, Mrs, Douglas Stephens at party last evening in the church parlors, Games were played and @ luncheon served, with many lovely gifts and a purse of money being given to Mrs. Stephens.
 Those attending were: Mrs, Ar thur Twelves, Mrs. Frank Wilson, Mrs. Niles Munson, Mrs, Charles Probert, Mrs. John Platt, Mrs. J. E, Johnson, Mrs. Harry Stride, Mrs, Clarence Barber, Mrs. Elizabeth Jenny, Mrs. James Brodie, Miss Janet Brodie, Mrs. Ernest Weise, Mrs. Leona Reed, Mrs. B, W. Pro- den, Mrs. Joseph Caron, Mrs. Eva Kott, Mrs. Edward Higham, Mrs. Joseph Dessaulniers, Miss Olive Dy- son and Mrs. Douglas Stephens.
 Rev. Charles Goodwin, who as- sumed his duties at St. Paul's Epis- copal church last Sunday for the first time, has announced the serv- ices for May l8. church school will be held at 9.30 a, m, with morning
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-16
TURNED OVER TO
 DANBURY POLICE
(NEA sahlephoto)

Local police authorities turned William Fitzgerald, 22, of Colonial street, oakville to Danbury police after he was arrested by Detective Lieut.. Henry Johnson on a warrant charging non-support.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-16

tomorrow night at o'clock at For esters hall, on Hanover street.
 A team has been selected to go to Waterbury tonight, to represent Court Welch in a card tournament at Turner's hall, by Court Martin Hellmann.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-16

prayer and sermon at 10:45 o'clock. There will be no more meetings of the Young Peoples Fellowship So- ciety until the fall.
 Rev, MT. Goodwin is of the staff of St. Johns Episcopal church, hav- ing come to Waterbury from Trinity church, Torrington.
 He is a native of Hartford.
 He Is native of Hartford. He was graduated from Yale University, att tended Oxford University and stud jed at the Episcopal Theological school at Cambridge.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-16

The final workers meeting of the season for the Everyman's Bible Glass will take place Monday even- ing at 7:30 o'clock, at the Grace Methodist church with Vincent Leonard, president, in charge.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-16

A meeting of the Pride of Welch Circle, Companions of the Forest, will take place Tuesday night, at 8 o'clock, at Foresters hall with Mrs. Francis Whalen, chief companion, presiding.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-16
Rehearsal Tonight

Rehearsal Tonight
 The regular cholr rehearsal of the Grace Methodist church will be held tonight at 7:45 o'clock, under the direction of Charles Probert.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-16

Court Welch, Foresters of Amer ica, will hold a social and dance
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-02-13
Vazne medjunarodne vesti.
Italia je izgubila pOlOvinu Libije.

petak februara britanska voska poteri italians
vosko koa geda da cd kod Sdi Barrani ne
begsvom Bengaz gavno Crenake iii Istocne
Bengaz e sbi straeko meso Ono naazi 450 ma
o Scje odak brtanski avion
eske polozae 1taje Sam poedu modeo prsanste
sto &c olkava kstaren brtanske
dozemnom Moru napadauc aanske obaske gradove
tn skoro branska oa bombardovaa Genevu
red toga tai grad posedue modernu sanicu avijona.
Sem toga so je Bengaz atesko kojeg Britannia
&c napada aju bz avijonske
do sada moga sluz
centr btanske oenzv Egiptu branskog dang pro-
dra Zapadnoj Lb.
Izmedu Banrazia Tripoi-a dalna oko 600 ma
ali bagodareci kaldramsanom koeg Italia sagradla
brtanska voka MENU ju da sto brze gne osvo Trpo
Kaoa java da e brtanska voka bruara prodra 200
mia daje cd Bengaza kro koi dan bori
poll posednje gavno mesto be Ako padne pac celia Ii
bija Ako Italia moc posa pojacanja artko vojsc
Trpo ast sto ako kao o padose Tobk Derna Bengaz
da celia tajanska a Lbje
900 vonika, zbog sto stotinu hada
vonka naaze brtanskim zarobenc treba
uzei obzir da deene taijanskih vonka
pognuli
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-02-13
kroz kapitalisticku Ameriku.
Naiveci iZvOZ cd 1929.

IL Washngtona javlaju da je zemle godn
bio cd oo0ooo ve koje odine podne
sodne prosperiea 1929 TIE gdne preko pet
lard dolara Westinghouse Odelen
zvoza duguje Britan zemljama kom proda
10 wise e godine mnogh prethodnih godina
Brtan je zeja mnule godine prodala
od S248o0oOO0 iii Cd sto cd ukupnog emaskog
predratnim godnama Moi prodavaa oko
upnog Zbog oga o zemlje okuprane
ratnom gom zemlja pograbla njhov paca
anna JUNE Amerke te NINA poveaa svo
100000 oko S60000000 Tako
aeriek zvoz 1910 bio jednu mlardu
1888 ako nemackom okupacom brianskom bokadom
tena celia pijaca Kontinentalne Europe
Cd godine kaptaistickog sloma
e Je poceo padat noglavce dok do
ko jedne mjarde doara 9323 njego7
porast; 1884 miarde DO
njarde; l9378 preko marde Cd
c@tr mijarde dora Poznato od 1888 kapitaIske
zem poee naorzaVati svake gOdine
aeSe nomaan ok kaptaizma koi opoavja
zaae strane pjace ko sku6e b izvoz zen
zajedno zvozom dugh azvjenh zemaa tak
poslca bla b mionita strmogavice
raspadao da b pobda Proleterske Revouc
to znac da kapitaizam atnim propereo
er ratn zvoz ne gradjevnu porosnu
rat presa, ako tada kapazam
racpadati
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-02-13
Du Pontov profit preko Sc miliona.

Godisnji izveaj E. pokazuje da
ia korporaca vom posedujucm
1910 godnu doba profita po
rrh vih oah odbana odbia miona dolara
Tako posednc korvorace
81 23
lnteresanno Zna korporaca odbla narocu
deset mona dara cd uupnog stog profia
te korpoace odbe narottu deset mona do
nen profit bio bi cd S969573 iii preko milona
vec cd 1889. Oval prota ii pluorati pokrili
rszoga probacno kapazam kasa
saznade naconanom odbranom kapitas
fie ME oni zaedno svojm poickom
tampon ekerima osam prevaantima
da zogasna putokatska organizaca National Association of
Msnufacurers obukla Ujka Sama overasma vem
Defend Freedom (branmo americku sobo-
du) predobi Jos
Sc izrabjuu
radnc braneci ekspoatace
pcavaju vce zrabjvane zlaze strak aze pov
plate mizern zivo nkako odza putokratia
edan glas drekne: INTERESA NACIONALNE
u nacionanom odbrnom jer e kapasticka odbrana
Ma krajeva sisem profaski
r kapiacke kase ako radnckoj klas svida ME
sanje kojim skoro cello stanovnstvo
lie mizerji da bi sicusna kasa
uzivaa organzue pravovajano
n tane sretnm kakvog
canstvo nije nkada okusilo.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-02-13
Italijanska Eti0pija II Opasnosti.

Ne Italia opasnoseu da &c izgub eu
Lbu, pretnjom gub ceu Itaansku
socnu Arku osvoenu Etopiju Somaand)
oes Italia moze da potpuno zgub koone er be
drugih kolonja voska
bunovnicima proiv aanske Wade edn
prodre Somaliand duge direktno Eopu
Tana Jezera.
Britannia vro pouzdana porazi ajansku
slu predelu Afke Brtanska vlada avia
da priznae Saasievo osvaanje Eope memo
Edn mnistar brianske inorane poitke da z vid
nakon sto aanska vona sia da uposav neavis
Etopija Ali zvaniene osobe mse b probac
no da odmah dade Eiop nzavisnos
Dude branskm mandatom obcanm da oj br
vlada ukaze prka!
d. bas daa nezavsnost Ind 6 vidn gradja
sada hapsi.
Sc gasov da italanska da nek nacn
uobe pranak banske Wade preko Franuskog Somand
rredju Eopije oko $4,000 iaanskh
ii tacne drz b tn mobu odba Britannia
cet padat neprekidna ksa Eiop prmre porebno
th beh stanovnka, b spreco mlarne operacije
Sta to demokat stale neduznog
kada e panju nezavsna" Etiopja
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-02-13

Britannia zuri da sto pokori Lbiu ada
gran Tuniijom francuskom kolonom kojj nalaz
francuska vojna sa vonka Tunsi Ageri
fancuskom Moroku nadi moci predobit
xao dobla 10000 begk vonka il begske afrcke koo
nie da njom protv Italije tuku Erireji
Nema da banske prouzrokovati slime
Ncacke nava da nkako osvare ako Britannia
tgne afrka obaa Sredoemnog Mora b
banskom komandom vona sla bce zaedno francus
kom cd preko million vojnika.
Britannia zagospodar celom evropsKom obaom
Sedoemnog Mora egeskog Nora bog koo god
pomaze Grcku borb prov taj zbg popretla B
garsko &c bmbaova ako dozv nemacko vosc da prko
nc predje u Grcku i ma obali Jegejskog Mora.
Drugm recima pooeci rat koko start tolko postae
besnj mi vide neopsva zverstva postoeeg CHI
obm izmeriti Proeerska Revoucija be
obaranjem vladavine privane vojne koren
radnicke klase
mlade zvote sinova radncke klase.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-02-13
KakO mas Varaju.

Nazad godna pedstavnitko ku6 Washngtonu pneen
tana Ludlowa,
obav pre- odlua vcna gasaca cele zeme.
dolaz American nstitut Public pus
mnenja "dokaze ednako podeljen entin
nat publike O referendumu'
To sredvo javnog mnenja veil da e podneo osobama
sled6e pitare Da b
posat ud preko Rezuta gasana bese veil
(Nastavak la a.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-02-13
PiSe L. Stefan0vic.

Ma 27. januara stize vest IL Lon
dona koja saopstava sledece: Je
dan million radnika u Englesko
| koji su uposleni Il proizvodnii rat
nog materijala uputiSe vladi, pi
tanje zahtev sa "pretnjom" II is
ii nah. Pitanje, zahtev "pret
MIA" glase: "Kako da zivimo OF
nase najamnice Mi hoGemo boil
dill sada. Mi necemo cekati dok S,
rat nesvrsi." Veil Sc da su i rad
nici ma brodogradilistima postu.
pill ma isti nacin.
Pre- nego je vlada odgovorila ne
radnicki "ultimatum', odgovoril
su poslodavci. Njihov odgovor sa.
stoji Sc IL pet tacaka koje glase:
/. Kada je celia nacija ratu
"a opstanak, tada nije vreme "a
usporavanje proizvodnje podiza-
ME najamnice.
2. VEGA najamnica povecala bi
kod kuce prodaju onih espapa ko-
je treba prodavati ma strani radi
placanja ratnih troskova.
3. Britanski radnici sada su Il
boljem stanju nego Ii ma koji dru-
81 radnici II Evropi.
4. Povisica najamnice bice doz-
voljena gde god su radnici u
stvarnoj nuzdi.
5. Nakon pobedonosnog rata
dolazi novi dill.
Mama je jako familijaran oval
jerk kojim engleski izrabl jivaci
govore svojim najamnim robovi-
ma. Familijaran je zbog toga, po-
Sto je to isti jerk koga upotreb-
ljuju americki izrabliiyaci kada
govore 0 svojim naiamnim robo-
vima.
Bez svake je sumnje' da ce j
odgovor Wade biti IL suStini ona-
kav kakav dadose kapitalisti
gornjih pet tacaka. Pretnje O.
be 'anja sa narocitim podvlace-
MEM one trece tacke gde Sc veil:
kako SUI Britanski radnici sada u
"boljem" stanju nego Ii ma koji
drugi radnici Evropi = pogle-
dajmo to stanje.
Ia radnicku klasu "bolie" sta
ME posledica je bolje najamnice.
Pitanje Sc postavlja: kolika je
najamnica Engleskih radnika?
Prema zvanicnom popisu koga do
stavlja Ministarstvo Rada "a in
dustrije. metala, mssinerije, liv-
nice, brodogradilista, Gelika i
tvornica opste, II syima OWN
industrijskim granama rada. pro-
secna najamnica Engleskih rad
nika je: II dolara ma nedeliu, ko-
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-02-13

Naja1nni radnici i vlada.

ma svojoj zastavi revolucionarnu
| lozinku: "Obaranje najamnog ST.
stema". | ovo je "a radnicku kla,
su Engleske pismo cd devet peca.
ia. Takvo &c ia nju ostati, dokle
god bude sledovala lame radniC-
ke vodje. | dotle ona ce stalno da
vie laznu radnicku zastavu stall
no da trazi "poStenu' u stvari
nepostenu najamnicu Ia posten
rad.
Dale: Kada Engleska radnicka
klasa danas trazi takozvanu vecu
najamnicu to Cd Wade, to tako-
die znaci: da ona nema pojma 0
tome sta znaCi danaSnja vlada
cijim interesima ona sluzi. Sa-
vremena vlada kapitalistiCka
vlada rekao je Marks, nije nj
sta drugo doll odbor "a otprav-
ljanje poslova kapitalisticke kla-
sc Interest," kapitalisticke kla-
sc. NiSta oni 0 tome neznaju. | t.
ma suprot cinienici, Sto in je "nji-
hova" vlada osobito cd kako
je zagazila danasnji rat stall
no stezala sve wise i wise, dok III
najzad nije tako stegla, da i'm ie
doterala dusa u podgroc. l kada
kapitalistitka klasa Fngleske do-
DELUXE drzavne polozaje laznoni
radnickom vodji, ona ga time ma
gradjuje "a usluge koje joj je O.
vaj ucinio do danas koje ioj i
ma da ucini buduce. TEX sa dr.
zavnog polozaja, lazni radnicki
vodja &c, kao verno pseto, da rezi
i laje, protiv najmanje trunke
klasne svesti koja bi mogla pro
dreti u glave radnicke klase.
Sve ovo Sto ovde rekosmo o
radnickoj klasi Engleske. vazi j
"a radnicku klasu svih ostalih ka-
pitalistickih zemalja, a narcotic
"a radnicku klasu owe zemlie. Za-
ovde nisu okupljeni nekoliko mi
Iona radnika Il laznim radnickim
organizacijama, A. F. K. i c. |. O..
ma celu kojih stole lame radnit-
Ike vodie, a koii vrse onu istu pr
ljavu rabotu koju vrSe njihove
kolege u Engleskoi Ear time nj
su skoro doveli radnicku klasu O.
We zemlje ma isti onaj nesretni
nivo ma kome Sc nalazi radnicka
klasa Engleske? Razume Sc da ie-
su. Milioni organizovanih radni-
ka ma laznim naGelima nisu nista
drugo doll slepa orudja u intere-
su kapitalisti6ke klase, ma veliku
nesrecu svoju posebice i radnic-
ke klase opste.
Ovako stanje stvari dovodi cak
one radnike, koii sebi uobraza-
(Nastavak na 4. strani.)
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-02-13


da Sc pokraj toga ina ma umu.
da ie zivotna namlrnica - nasu-
prot "zakonu" o regulisanju cena
= uveliko poskoGila. tada Ce lako
biti poimiti s&dasnje tesko stanie
Engleskih radnika. | "a to stanie
Engleski kapitalisti vele, da ie
"bolje" negoli stanje ostalh rad
nika Il Evropi. Jest, Jest. EngIes-
XII radnici su danas u 'boljem''
stanju Cd svojih drngova radnika
Evropi uprayo toliko, koliko je
"boljem" stanju bio onai maga-
rae koji ie gazio pc stazi sigur-
nog krepavanja prena onom ma
garcu koji je vec upola krepao. A
Ii sta Sc drug0 moze ocekiyati cd
klasnog neprijatelja, osim da Ii
sipa 50 ma otvorenu ranu.
sto Sc tice samog zahteva ma
vladu, odnosno "vece" naiamnce
= Il stvari pokuSaja da Sc suzbi-
ie opadanie naj&mnice mi smo
pod uplivom, da &c vlada ovome
zahtevu izaci ~ susret". BiCe
"kompromisa" kao i do sada. a
nakon "kompromisaa dolazi spo-
razum = sporazum izmediu rad
niekih fekera v!aeAs. Rafnici &c
dobiti par cent? "povisicu", fe-
keri &c ovo razglasiti kao veliku
radnitku "pobedu" mad vladom.
Potom ce radnici produziti da
mako napornije tegle.
Ali ovakav postupak ma strani
engleskih radnika ispoljava jed
nu jadnu cinjenicu cinjenicl
koja nam govori: da glavama
radnika nema jos nj
trunke klasne svesti Trsziti da-
mas iskljucivo vecu naiamnicu, to
znaci: ostavljati nedirnutim kapi-
druStveni sistem koji o.
lemogucava vecu naiamnicu.
Marks je davno rekao: da ten
ienciia kapitalistickog nacina pro-
izvodnje neide zatim da podize Ii
rotni uravanj radnicke klase, ne
go da tai uravanj spusta sve ma
nize. Niski zivotni uravanj do ko-
ga je danas spustena radnicka kla-
sa Engleske, nepobitno potvrdju-
je tacnost Marksove izjave u is
i nah sve fekere - dodanasn ie.
1anasnje "a sva vremena, koji
klasi pricaju o moguc-
nosti "poboljsanja' niihovog Ii
votnog stanja pod kapitalizmom
. 'zigose kao lazove.
Kada je Marks konstatovao
gornju cinjenicu, on je IL isti nah
rekao radnicima ovo: da mesto
lozinke: "Postena
naiamnica "a posten rad, ispisn
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-02-13

N1AsA SYRIA: Uniste-
Vaje kapitalistiCkog ure-
djenja; unistenje najam
aog ropstva radnicke kla.
sc: prenasanje svih zemalj-
skin industrija u ruke or
ganizovanih prOizv0djaca;
sva K o n radniku potpun
plod njegovog rada; OSLO
bOdjenje celSg 6Ovecan-
stva cd morije klasne Via
davine; uspostavljanje Sl"-
b0dne Zajednice Drugova
u Drugarica - Industrial
ne Republic Rada.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-04-24
Portersville

Mrs. Grace Sigler has a very sore
foot, which she scalded recently.
Evangelist and Mrs. H. w. Bank
es of West Virginia and Mrs. Mary
McKitrick, near Pennsville, visited
Tuesday with the formers brother,
Albert Bankes, and family.
Mrs j. E. Sidwell who has been
ill with heavy cold, is some better.
Mrs. Riley Bankes has been on
the sick list. suffering with cold and
neuralgia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Errett Hickerson
and sons David and Elton, and
daughter Wilma visited Sunday at
! the C. M. Bankes home.
Gilbert Maier is planning to move
into the A. G. MastersOn property,
soon.
Media Taylor was placed first IN
Deerfield township in the eighth
grade examination, with score of
1853.
Mrs. Everett Hickerson and chill
dren of Mt. Vernon were Sunday Wis
itOrs at the Albert Bankes home.
Carlton Bankes of Crooksville
visited over Sunday with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Bankes
| The funeral OF Mrs. Bertha Goss-
man of Rose Farm was held Wed