davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1941-02-16

:" quite solely. And departed.
Michael looked after him. darkly
frowning. He realized, uneasily, that
he was closing trap about him
self.
Evening star., 1941-02-16
CHAPTER VI.

threw pretty and laughed Her laughter had
much amused And she said again.
Dick left He's impusve shouldn't have been worried
Michael
enough He wasn't fooled
with MarchS disappearance
the needle touch
Evening star., 1941-02-16

Tomorrow: Mike gets a clue to
Dick March's whereabouts.
Evening star., 1941-02-16

All-woOI administer rug
in a wide variety Of colerS.
Oriental, Hook and Modern
patterns. Our Hegu ar
S39.95 values.
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Kroz kapitalisticku Ameriku.
Radnici prete sa Straikovanjem.

adnici Ryan Aeronauca Company Diego Calf
moci zvanicnke junje, kojoj
progase potrebno povsi
najamnice 50c prmIi
tai zahev odb pregovarau junkn predsavnici
ma "a jedno vreme pregovori behu prekinuti.
Zgleda predstavnici
povce naamnice dno
duz ali zbog e kompana podnea neusyoive uove
Wade
e ocekvat kao poduzecu pro-
zvode avijon prozode naconalnu
branu'!
Ma soldarnost radnika upunomoc
ode da Strak kad
rekos ponuda apoutno popuno
oiva dbro feke T. Franknsteen glava
T. A W. Z. C.
conano Odbanbenoj koms da poSalje
i kcmpana sumnv radi
zahtev Dugim Sovnznon
zvojuje pobedu. krava sprema
nike z najveci poraz.
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OrganiZOvanO skebstvO ma delu.

Ma anuara radnc Eaton Manufacturing Company ko
produkte odbrane bjavse rjk Zbog
poslodavc upoe $50 radnka ko utestvova
prethodnom Strajku
Kompana e pokuaa nestrakujum radnicima druge
nij do do ohrsaa Kada kebov
IA da red Rezutat polckog pokusaa d
red ozlednih polmana diva ozledena pketasa
Strajk objavjen drugim poduzecma iste kompanje
anuara srajk krau bez usov
objavjeni
Detrotu su Lady Company izase srajk
poicijom. Poicija praa adnce
kojima kompana kretaa poduzGe Radnce
heaske n sukobe pratnom organizovanih kebova
nekol su poicmana sesrskim glama ubole.
oba gonja sluaja to behu junk strajkas unjsk sraj
koomc stuacia retka pre- organizovanja
caj des da e edan drugi strak predvodo c.
srakolomsk posao slucaa june
koje sada pripadaju c. l. O. vs gnusni
orgnizovanog skebovanja
F. L.
pobunise anov United Mine
(Nastavak
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Vazne medjunarodne vesti.
Ia britanska "demOkratija."

javau u brianskom paramentu podneti
ptane povodn os ko nacin da produkvnost
btanske adncke kas Pane cd ako deatne prode da 6e
mozda nemu raspravlat liza zakucanh paranena O.
sugerra Churchill premier britanske Wade.
Ista ve poetku nisu radi dosta dugo sati
dnevno iii nedeno Ali poraza Francuk brtan kapta-
E pomoc poitcke vladavine kojoj labor feker
oduzese radnka nedeju produzse
dan Sada me otis predeko teranjem adnka
DUE bz rade sad oni mamie roizvode sto
produzenja radnog vremena proizvodli.
vrsn Odbor ko bes uspostavjen da studa manjkavost
proizvodnje pronasao edete manjkavosti:
Produzene radnog povecava prozvod radnk
go puta prouzrokuje
eaju radnik mamie proizvod.
prekomeno dugo ngovo
lie ozbiljno pogorsava.
pomenuti prporucio
Ne bansk kapitalist pomocu svoh poruenka
branskm unijama kajno produz radnu nedelu cem
da pasavana demorat sto bze wise sced
"vsak vrednos sano manivai radnkovu dijtu d
sada skoro da dob nedeno Sada imaju
boesne radnke znemoge ekpoatac kapta
ske klase postoee brtanske unie oko stanu da s
radnke cd veceg naraia pastiGke klase da sam kap
ast nas shodno austave vec nastro po radn
Ne zale radnke sto owl pate bouu
zbog so akvi dati dosa proa sada on da
skae adno da b radnc mao oporv da b tako wise
profa svom "demokratskm' zkovskm izrsbvacma
jedan cd najasnh izjava sto in e kada iko opov
da o ve duze uspesnije sise
vampr svojh zrava brtanska kapiasi6ka ka
Zavedenu radncku kasu
ia "demokratija" koju kou izrabju
pozivau amerck radnii da
isto tako mzd da svoe zvoe skoroj budunos dau
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Sa Konvencije Bugarske Federacije S. LIP.

cello le Il y :.3U luLTO / LTd JdiO te
do | 80 posle podne Drug T. Ba-
eff je procitao izvestai c. O. Fe-
deraciie. nakon koieg drug d. A.
nastasoff dale svoi izveStaj kao
urednik RabotnjGeske Prosvete.
Nakon topa su de!egati dali iz-
vestaie syoiib Opranaka. lokal-
MIN prilikama. o radu 0 postig-
nu.im rezpltatjma Delegate behu
II sledpcih mesta.
zeigIer mi :, ,c1sc. \. Y Los
Angeles Ca aukee Wis
Fort v.vr. - NarsfieId q
Toledo O Gary Ind Lackawan-
ma \ Y Granite Citv III Wauke-
gan III Akron q Clavel, nd q
Nakon sto en- ;zve:+sii iscrnIi ieni
pSvoiani r.z,i odhori dadose
svoie ;zvestaie iii; en- ;gvestaii
nenornka ul,iu6uiue; nekoliko
ya5nih razolnciia CO nasto d;sku-
siia usvoian;
Zatim GO nraslo ~. +a6kn Jzho,
noya unrave =, SeLratara Fede.
racjie hi nonovo izabran drrp r
Raeff IA urednika "P p, hose
takodier ponoyo ;zahran druo y
Anasfasoff Ia elana MI q iva
bran ie. razume Sc nouovo druq
T. Gramatikoff u c. Q. Federaci.
je usli su: Sterevski. Dobreff.
Pankoff. Mateeff Kusleff.
Nakon izbora move uprave opet
Sc pozvase bratski delepati da pri
svrsetku Konvencije pozdrave nier
rad. toiest druga Miianovica i do
lepotpisanog, jer druga diva brat
ska delegate ovog puta nisu bill
prisutni. Nasi pozdravni govori
su sa odobravanjem primljeni !
popreteni. Onda su odrzali kratk2
pozdravne wore novoizabrani
tlanovi c. Q. novoizabrani
urednik. a najposle je drug T. Ba-
eff sa kratkim govorom zatvor;o
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I
vom "programu' jela plea bio
ie mozda oko 200 - wise ncgo $40
Sc oGekivalO. Kada smo Sc svi ma
hranili okrepili tada Sc zapoGe-
10 sa programom dodellen banke-
tn. Prvo ie odrzan poduzi Royor
cd strane predstavnika Partiie !
urednika WEEKLY PEOPLE-a.
druga f. HASA, ''lntelnaciona-
lizmu." Tumaceci stanoyi$te s.
l.. p. MEN ziv rad tom praycU.
drug Hass ie prikazao reformisto
kao stvarne nacionaliste i social
patriotic, potvrdjujuci ovo Sa prl-
merom da su espisti podneli jed
nu rezoluciju ma jednom medju-
narodnom kongresu sa kojom su
trazili da Sc spreGi "naZadnim ia
sama", toiest, Kinezima i Japanci-
ma, useljivanje Ameriku. Me
gov govor bio je popracen sa sill
MIN odobravanjer.
Drug T. Gramatikoff, koji je bio
stoloravnatelj, rece da ie sledeca
tacka ovog programa "operacija, y
razume Sc. kolekcija ia WEEKLY
PEOPLE, ali nam pryo preporuti
druga Minteffa, koji lam otpeva
par komada. ukljuruitiei Inter
nacionalu, uz pratnju harmonike
naseg mladog svirca Dan Grbca.
"Operacija" sada zapoce. Pet, de-
set i ma stotine dalara pocese do
laziti pri kraju sakupi Sc svota
cd s1.4O1 .46 "a WEEKLY PEO-
PIE.
S oyim Sc ova afera privela kra-
ju negde oko 6 sati uvete.
Istu vece odrzao Sc koncerat Il
istoi dyorani. koncerat je zapo-
Geo oko s sati. Prisutnih je moglo
biti oko tri stotine.
Drug Mateeff je odrzao poz-
dravnu rec, Geo ostali program
Sc sastojao cd jednog operskog
pevaca po imenu Ivan Petkoff, ko
il ie tesko iSta zaostao liza Low
renee Tibetta. On je otpevao ne
koliko operskih komada, ukljucu-
juci saljivi komad IL opere "zenid-
ba Figara." Pored toga, on je OF
pevao j jednu veselu bugarsku
pesmu, i sve ovo skupa ie silno
razveselilo audijenciju. Toliko je
odobravania dobio da Sc morao
puta ma pozornicu povra-
cati.
Kada Sc program iscrpio produ-
zilo Sc sa igrankom. zakuskom
opstom razonodom, dok Sc vec mai
posle nismo razisli.
Sledeci dan. tojest, Il ponede-
LAX 80. decembra. pruduzen ie rad
Konvencije. Drugo zasedanje otpo-
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|
Konvencije odrzala pred-konven-
cijska skupstina kojoj radi della
nisam mogao prisustvoyati. Co
| vornik beSe T. Gramatikoff, IL
| Detroit, Mich. Rekose mi da 90,
vor beSe tako impresivan naucan
da ga clanstvo drugi sluSaoci
koji su bill prisutni nece lako "a
boraviti. Ma ovoj skupstini Sc IL
vrsila kolekcija korist 'Rabot-
niceske Prosvete," sluzbenog gla-
sila nase bratske Bugarske Fede-
racije, koja dostjze cifru cd So
450.83, koja je rasla sve wise i
wise Ia vreme celog toka konven-
cije, te Sc pri kraju popela ma VT
hunac cd $3,7O499. Ova skupsti-
ma je odrzana IL subotu uveCe %.
decembra IL "Musician's Hail."
TT w. Adams St, Chicago. III.
Sledeceg dana, tojest, Il nede-
lju 1890 jutro %. decembra,
Konvencija je sluzbeno pocela Il
Sokolskoj Dvorani. 1926 ". 18th
ST., gde je trajala puma diva da-
ma. Drug T. Baeff, sekretar Fede-
racije, otvara Konvenciju u po-
menutoJ vreme sa kratkim vrlo
poucnim govorom i nakons voga
Sc presto opstem ,radu.
Drug T. Gramatikoff bese iza-
bran "a predsednika i predsedo-
vac je "a vreme cele konvencije,
drug Sterefski, IL st. Louis. Mo, /
bese izabran "a sekretara kon-
vencije. Izabrao Sc odbor "a pre-
gled punomociia, koii mas izvesti
da sc konvencija sastoji cd % de-
legata, Cd kojih 10 predstayliahu
II Ogranaka, a tetiri behu brat
ski delegate K. Mijanovic pred /
stavljaSe S. l.. p. Sekciju Cook !
Co, NJ. Vasilic Jugoslavensk O.
granak S. l.. P. Chicago, dolepot-
pisani IS. Crnovic) predstavlja- |
Sc Jugoslavensku Federacim S. l.. !
P, Majku Partiju je predstav-
Lao E. Hass. urednik WEEKLY |
PEOPLE-a.
Nakon konstituisanja Konven-
cije data je rec bratskim delega-
TINA da pozdrave istu. Sva cetiri
bratska delegate odrzase hratka
pozdravne govore koji su poprace-
nj sa burnim odobravaniem Cd
strane delegate, clanova i simpa-
ticara kojih je bilo oko stotinu IL
dvorani. Sada Sc morale ustupit;
vreme drugim aferama, j, nakon
citanja pozdrava, prvo zasedanie
Sc zatvara u l 80 posle podne.
Istog dana posle podne odrzao
Sc banket. Nesto oko 3 Sata sva
mesta oko dobro napunjenih sto-
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''Crne dane prOrOkuje."

januara Churchill dotekao Hopknsa kojeg e amo
osao Roosevelt da pa stane On ece da redvda
ali sada Cd Sedinenh Drzava razi
vojnike bt porbno 194 traz
drugo dobit maraa On trail
material ko Britannia plaiti koj nece
ti" platiti
Kada Britannia poseduje zemlji Gu.
mijardi dolara bogatstva da poseduje
predema zemje Engeke petnaest mar
doara svak godne zlatnh madana dobva jed
madu doara vednos zata Churchill zba raz
americk
material kojeg moze Britannia platit kojeg nece moci CD
patti.
Churchill Cd Wade Sjednjenh Drzava,
ednu dobru koSnu ratnog maeraa Brianili
badave am ameck kapia nhov poitcki predstavnici
Roosevelt drug nhova stmpa dnvno kako
korist Sednjenh Drzava cele
Zapadne Hemsfere.
manjka Britan vojnika kao sto jo sada manka
ratni material trazti da posau amerck
Zbog podze sovnzma kom
zavedu radnci kao neopsive
ploatacije odvedose bransk radnc.
Crn dani bi drukci preosaog
log kapitalzma!
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Britannia kara i. S. A.

Londona avljaju 5 anuaa da brtansko mnisarstvo
bokade Economic Warfare" izjavo price koe
Sednjene Drzave zeme stinte
da oni misle da to Sedinjene Drzave ciljno
Ali preko svega pomenuo ministarvo veil da nek
(Nasavak
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A4ASA SYRIA: UniSte-
~ aje kapitalisti6kog ure'

djenja; unistenje najam
nOg ropstva radnicke kia.
Sc; prenasanje svih zemalj-
skin industrija u ruke or
xanizOvanih prOiZvodjaca:
svak 0 10 radn;ku p0tpun
pl0d njegovog rada: oslo
bOdjenje celog covecan-
stva cd morije Klasne Via
davine; uspostavljanie S'"-
bodne Zajednice Drugova
Drugarica - Industrijai-
ne Repcbiike Rada.
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M1AsA REDsrv A

MHASA s r e D 8 r Y A.
|NProsvecivanje radnicks
klase q duhu Marksfzma:
da su rad I kapital nepo-
mirljivi neprijatelji: orgs-
nizovanje radnicke klase o.
jednu Rev0lucionarnu Pc-
liticku Partiju "a 0svaja-
ME / razaranje PolitiGke
Drzave kapitalizma: crga
nizovanje radnika | u jed.
nu revOluciOnarnu Indus.
trijalnu Juniju "a uzima.
ME, drzanje / kretanje svik
zemaljskih Industrial
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-01
Weygand
Refuses Bid
By de Gauile

Algicrs. Feb. l.-fAP Via
radio)-Grneral Maxine Wey-
sand appealed today TO some
half-million French African sol
diers under his command to stay
out of the Har, to accept the
armistirc with Germany as final
and to support the national
revolution" of Marshal Philippe
Pctain.
IL appeal to YOU, he said, mot
to leave the path of order and
discipline which would Only
mean the destruction of France
and peril for all who take part
i'll this undfrlaking.'
Weygand spoke by r1dIe III
answer to General Charles de
Gaullc, leader of the free
French" forces watch are fight
ing on as Rri.ain'S allies, who
from London last night called
upon the French North African
forces to "heIp complete the
conquest Of IihNa" by attacking
The Italians from the west.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-01
Strike Still
Unsettled
Some Progress To-
ward Settlement Of
Phelps Dodge Tieup is
Reported.

80 'i' 'N'@''io co l's>N.j
nenf of a.trT.o - a. ,lan,
OF the p, ~ ."' r, ,ll' p"NM"S p'"al'
Ucls Corpora,5an ~ Lyi,,hatb N 7
Was teportrd ,ndav and
Ia end th, d~..,,.,a' ,..hirh ar9eartnd -
bp0 worker. md h.'l,ad ZION
Of S7i323 ,..,.tH - Na,, n,.dn,
The STRIKE, y-.,. na1Iad +ba cIO
United Elorfrar,I p.d;a nnd Ma
chine l.,.V" i'ao'o ana M"
sought hIobo,. ,,.,o ,r aN1,ao+i,.
BARGAINING arootf~n
Peter u pnN,L
Preventative ~ w. n,,tI ,,'t,,'''t
teliel the .t.I., -
ether NJ. INDY >pic'"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-01

Continued on Puge Three }
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-01

Continued on Page SEN
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-04
Civil Service Applicants
Nav Gel Service Credit

CLEANSING, March 4 - -
Paul T. Anderson, acting state
civil service director, said he
would present to the civil service
commission at Ann Arbor Thurs
day q suggestion that present
state employees taking examina-
tons to hold their jobs be given
credit according to a sliding
scale for their years of expert
ence in state service.
Anderson said his proposed
scale would grant one point on
examinations for one year of
service and thence up to so
points for more than 10 years of
service. He said he knew of no
plan to increase the present re-
quirement that employees need
20 points to pass the examina-
ton, but pointed out they must
place In the top three among
competitors to hold their jobs.
The examinations involved
apply to those employees who
have never had civil service sta
tus and must compete with out
siders for their jobs.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-04
Drivers Must
Use Caution
Highways Slippery
After Sudden Freeze

Q Macomb County Road Com
missioner Harry w. -. Lumley
today advised motorists to drive
cautiously, warning that roads
throughout the county we're
generally slippery.
Lumley said that, although
the roads were covered with q
thin layer Of ice In many Sec
tions, serious accidents would
be avoided II the drivers will
observe tare at all times.
The department h 3 sanding
crews at work on many of the
roads, il was said.
Streets in the city were also
being sanded and drivers were
urged to drive slowly to avoid
possible collisions.
Although the highways and
streets were in poor condition
last night after a sudden freeze,
accompanied by light snowfall.
only a minimum of minor acct
dents were reported.
Lumley's warning was cou-
pied with advice from the state
highway department at Lansing
which warned that higways
were in poor condition trough
out the lower peninsula and Icy
in the upper peninsula.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-04
Death Claims
Lenox Woman
Mrs. n. Hortsie
illness Victim,

oMrs. Hilda Hartsig, 80. 142
Big Stone road, Lenox town
ship, died yesterday afternoon
at 4:30 o'clock in st. Joseph s
hospital after q serious illness
lasting two weeks. Mrs. Hart
sig had been in poor health for
the past two years.
She was born in Warren town
ship and lived in Lenox town.
ship for the past 10 years. Mrs.
Hartsig was q member of the
st. John Lutheran church, and
also of the Lady Arbeiters, Of
Mount Clemens.
Her husband, Carl, and two
sons, Lloyd and Milton, survive
her. Also surviving are her
father, Gottfield Miller, Fraser;
two sisters, Mrs. Paul Russ, OF
Richmond, and Mrs. Walter
Priehs, of Detroit; and a brother,
Walter Miller, of Fraser.
Funeral services will be held
Thursday from the home at, q
pm. and at 2:30 pm. from st,
Johns Lutheran church, Rev.
F. w. Bublitz officiating. Bur-
ial, under the direction of the
Will Funeral Home, will be ri
the New Haven cemetery.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-04
s ofi1, Not Powerful
1)js Taken 10 Task


dislike of German troops In Bull
garia.")
German diplomatic circles In
Belgrade said the Russian state
ment was only of theoretical
Importance" because Russia con-
stitutes a defensive, rather than
offensive, force.)
The Russian note ADDED that
the Soviet government felt
compelled" to express its atti-
tude especially in view of the
fact that the Bulgarian press
freely circ' lates rumors funda-
mentally disappearing the
real position of the U.S.S.R."
The message did not say spe-
cifically in what way the Soviet
position had been misrepre-
sented.
Russia, in the past, has main
tanned close relations with Bull
garia, viii he has regarded as
"a sister Slavic state" and the
foreign policies c. the two ma
tons have been closely allied.
Only last fall, Arkady Sobo-
left, secretary-general OF the
Soviet foreign office, made q
flying trip to Sofia in connection
with Russian-Bulgarian rela-
tons. (Reports from Sofia indi-
Gated Sobolef paid another visit
there last month when reports
that German troops were pre-
pairing to move into Bulgaria
gained CURRENCY
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-04
F'ord,2 I'D,
Faces Draft 3
Examination

ODETROIT, March 49, IN -
Henry Ford II, 13-year-old son
Of Edsel Ford, pres.dent Of the
Ford Motor Co., and Z Grandson
Ut Henry Ford, will 60 before his
draft board next Monday.
Harry Bennett, head Of the
Ford personnel department, said
today that the grandson Of the
pioneer automotive manufsctur-
er would not ask deferment.
Capt. r. Thornton Drodhead,
commander Of the Michigan ma
val reserve, said today he under
stood young Ford planned to ap-
ply for q commission in the re-
serve and would appear 1t the
naval armory today for . phys
ical> examination
Edsel Ford's other son, Ben
SON, II, il registered with . draft
board in nearby Macomb county.
His ord, r number Is 2,S85 and
drsf # officials said he would re-
ceive his QUESTIONABLE this
week.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-04

Virginia
to Play
at Jewel

Paramount's long heralded
Technicolor production Of "Vtr.
sinia." the modern romance Of
the south which co-stars Mado-
leine Carroll and Fred Mac
Murray, Is to be seen "a
Wednesday at the Jewel Thea
tire. Hollywood Is calling "ViY-
ginia'" the production made BY
that successful star director
writer combinations"
virginia" is the third picture
co-starring Madeleine Carroll
and Fred MacMurray, their two
previous screen successes To-
gether having been "Cafe So
ciety" and Honeymoon In
Bali" The success of the latter
picture was also in Q large mea-
sure due to the appearance In Il
Of lovable little Carolyn Lee,
the baby star. This time five
year-old Miss Lee does some
more picture stealing from Miss
Carroll and Mr.. MacMurray. but
everybody seems quite pleased
ebout the larceny.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-04
Fishing Tug
is Lost
ON Lake

oCHICAGO, March 4.-R-A
coast guard plane and two YES
sells searched Lake Michigan for
the fishing tug Mistress" 81
foot boat which left Pentwater,
Mich, yesterday for Milwaukee.
The hunt was begun when the
Mistress failed to arrive at
Milwaukee. Coast guard head
quarters here estimated the trip
would normally require about
eight hours. There was no In
formation concerning the num-
Der of men aboard.
Ordered to the search were
coast guard plane No. 1872 from
Traverse City, Mich, and coast
guard boats "Escanaba" out OF
Grand Haven, Mich, and Holly
hook" out of Milwaukee.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-04
Aid

NSVnOSN AsVAsA 50 ~
final action, were reported seri-
ously considering an amendment
guarantee" that Amer i c q n
armed forces would not be en-
ployed in any delivery Of war
materials to Britain.
This amendment, offered by
Senator O'Mahoney (D-Wyo),
apparently was designed to re-
move one source of time-con-
suming debate by satisfying the
demands Of those who believe
the bill should carry q prohibit
ton against the use of naval
vessels or American troops to
carry out the lease-lend pro.
gram.
Wagner called the program
the peoples "last best hope,
short of war, to safeguard their
peace and security Its
passage is vital to the defense Of
the United States"
In an address prepared for
delivery after Schwartz. sur
rendered the floor, Wagner Wis
ualized the results of q British
defeat.
He saw the United States
threatened by victorious Axis
powers along both her Atlantic
and Pacific frontiers. He saw
Nazi penetration in South
America with the same tech
nique that has been employed in
the Balkans. He saw the crea-
ton of innumerable air bases
south of the Rio Grande avail
able for attack on the Panama
Canal. He saw highly-subsidized
economic warfare against this
country.
IF we let Britain 60 down
now" he said, I'VE are deliber-
ately selecting a line of defense
most advantageous to our enc
mics, and we are deliberately
inviting war to come to this
hemisphere"
The lease-lend program, he
conceded, carried certain risks,
but he said the risks would Be
the same, as far as Hitler's dis
pleasure was concerned, ii loans
and dollar credits were extend
ed to England instead.
The proposal to include In the
bill a guarantee" clause con-
corning the use of the armed
services already has received
extended discussion among the
programs supporters.
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expects to be here with men,
bers of his committee to work
out the field in which Mount
Clemens may participate.
Among the many different
fields in which the British need
help, according to the News Bull
letin put out by the British War
Relief Society, whose headquar-
tiers are in New Yor.::, are:
/. Bomb-Shelter Relief. Mil
lions suffer nightly in cold, damp
AFRAID shelters. The worst
shelters breed sickness. Britain
needs rubber ground blankets,
mattresses, cots, wooden blan-
kets. kerosene stoves, thermos
bottles, hot water bottles.
2. Mobile Feeding Kitchens.
Money for more mobile feeding
kitchens must be raised. Those
now In service are doing valiant
work amid bombing, Are and
destruction. But they are not
enough. The need increases.
3. Warm Clothing. British
men, women and children need
overcoats, underwear, boots.
shoes and rubber boots. Knitted
goods are needed by Britain's
Thousands of fire-fighters, espe--
cially socks. Sweaters and NIT
tens are keenly wanted. !.
4. Hospital Bed Equipment.
Bed linen and enamelware
must be supplied for beds in Bri-
tain's crowded hospitals. Many
existing hospitals have been des-
troyed. Britain's large homes
are being converted into new
hospitals. Speed is essential In
meeting this objective.
5. First Aid for Shipwrecked
Sailors. We are driving for
$l50,000 to equip the iirst unit
Of thirty fast motorboats to pa
troll the ship lanes on the Bril-
fish coast. Resuscitation and
First aid equipment, hot food
and !, drink, dry clothing and
blankets are, among the things
your dollars will buy for these
rescue-patrol boats.