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RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-12-04
Hrana kaO sredstvO kOn-
trarevOluciie.
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drugih industrija proizvode "a
kapitaliste ogroman "visak vred-
nosti." Ia vreme rata, kao sto Sc
to sada jasno moze videti, kapita-
isticka klasa upotrebljava "visak
vrednosti' tvornickih radnika (pro.
izvode "odbranbene" industrije y
sa kojima Sc unistavaju milioni Ii
vota radnika uniformama. A
sada vidimo da &c Sc "visak vred-
nosti'' agrikulturnih radnika u
potrebljavati, kao sto Sc pre- upo-
trebljavao, "a poraz sila Proleter-
ske Revolucije. Drugim recima, da
nije izrabljivanja radnicke kla-
sc ne bi bilo nj ratova nj Cradle
ME sila kontrarevolucije. Kapita-
liam je koren svih postojecih i
sve vecih pretecih drustvenih "a
Ia,
Ali SVEN ovom spremanju
burzoazije "a sprecavanje Prole-
terske Revofucije nakon rata i
pre- svrsetka rata krije Sc nesto
dobro "a revolucionare. Treba da
nam je jasno, kada Sc burzoazija
priprema unapred protiv oslobo-
djenja radnicke klase, da je oslo
bodjenje proletarijajta ma dogle-
du. To je znak da. i ako reakcija
svestrano pobedjuje danas, ona Sc
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-12-04
Hitler "blagosilia" svOje
satrape.
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i satrapa. Ali nije svako dosledan
da ga ismejava. Ma primer, ma od-
govor Velike Britanije koja je
takodjer nazvala, tai sastanak,
"sastankom puppets"-a, Moi Hit
ler odgovara da su bar njegovi
"puppeti" "predstavnici' pravog
naroda, i da nj jedan nije pred
stavljao nestvarni narod kao sto
Cine "emigrantske Wade u Lon
donu" - satrapi "demokratskog"
imperijalizma.
Samo onaj koji ina cistu
proslost mole sa pravom, bez bo-
jazz da &c ga zlikovac pred sve-
tom osramotiti, napasti rugobu ko-
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-12-04

reakcija domaGeg faSizma kao sto
to dozvoli zavedena radnicka klasa
postojeeih~ fasistickih szemalja. Jer
akU~se to desi, onda cefcovecanst-
vo .otici unazad bezbroj stolecA.
Crni oblaci &c ga uviti svetlost
&c "a dugo nestati. Zamislimo ka-
kav mrak vlada sa nacistickim zem-
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-12-04

llama. Pobeda. crne reakcije mad
mama u "demokratskim" zemlja.
ma bi proizvela jos tamniju mrak.
Robovi i robovi - gomile roblja
- bi stenjali CHI jecaj bi tutnjio
u nasim glavama. Grozni su, ne
opisivo grozni su izgledi ako rad
nicka klasa Sjedinjenih Drzava
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-12-04
"Ne mora depresi.ja sle-
dOvati rat"
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program" i da Sc odrzi americkl
deo strane place. Ali najintere-
santnije je ono sto rece sam Vic
kard. Isto glasi:
Mi verujemo da ova zemlja ne
mora opet proci kroz veliku eko-
nomsku depresiju." l onda je do
dao: mi verujemo da je moguce
odrzati nacionalni dohodak veci
nego sto je ikada bi istoriji owe
zemlje."
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-12-04
kroz PartIu i FedeTaCiju.

\ Svake gOdine mas pokTet slavi
dan Ia. decembra, koga- je rodjen
mas velikan genie, Daniel De
Leon. Toga dana sve partijske sub
divizije priredjuju proslavne skup-
stine, predavanja iii druge sastan-
ke, ma. koje Sc pozivaju radnici da
III posete, te ma kojima nasi go
vornici isticu De Leonove zasluge,
koje je doprineo ma oltar prole-
terskog oslobodjenja. Takodjer
ma ovim proslavnim sastancima,
nasi govornici objasnjavaju De
.Leonovu teoriju Industrijalnog
Junionizma taktiku, izradjenu
saglasnosti sa odgovarajucim
prilikama zemlje.
Nasi Ogranci trebaju da sve-
strano uzmu ucescu u slavljenju
rodjendana Daniel De Leona o.
stalim partijskim subdivizijama.
A oni Ogranci, kojima je nemogu-
&c, IT, jednog iii drugog raloga, u
cestvovati ul~zajednickim p 0 :
slavama, neka oni sami prirede
proslavne sastanke prema svojim
prilikama mogucnostima. Ma ovim
sastancima, bez obzira kakve pri-
redili bill, trebaju da izvrse kosek-
CHE "a fond izdavanja De Leonovih
della. Osobito je pozeljno da O.
granci clanovi nastoje snabdeti
sto wise radnika sa De Leonovim
brosurama, tako da bi Sc radnlci
sto bolje i osnovnije zapoznali De
Leonovom idejom Industrijalnog
Junionizma.
Nikada nije bilo nuznije ma
loznije, nego danas, da Sc ideja
Industrijalnog Junionizma svestra-
no prosiri medju americkim pro-
letarijatom. A nikada nije bilo O.
ciglednije i ubedljivije, nego sto
je danas, da samo sa usvajanjem
De Leonizma cd strane americkog
proletarijata, on moze postici svoje
oslobodjenje ispod najamnog rop-
stva. Takodjer, de- su sve druge
"teorije", sem teorije De Leoniz-
ma, lame i zavodljive, u koliko Sc
tiee radnickog oslobodjenja.
Nema druge made "a radnicku
klasu posebice, i, "a civilizaciju
uopste, bez De Leonizma. Samo ma
celia i program De Leonizma mo-
gu spasiti 6ovecanstvo i civiliza-
ciju, ako ih americki proletarijat u
svoji primene delo. U NINA
lei spas "a covecanstvo civili-
zaciju, Pomocu njih ratovi Sc mo-
GU dokoncati, ropstvo unistiti, bes-
poslica otkloniti. te zavesti red,
mir izobilje drustvu. Otuda je
nasa duznost, njegovih sledbeni-
ka, da sirimo njegovu ideju medju
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-12-04

,sto pre- ne zagrli revolucio-
narni princip Socijalisticke Rad
nicke Partije, koji trail bezuslov-
no unistenje kapitalizma uspo-
stavu Socijalisticke Republic Rad,
u kojoj nece biti krvnika niti nil
hovih gadnih satrapa gadnijih
sastanaka j banketa.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-12-04
NOVOGODISNU DARAK RADNICKOJ BORBL
Swim Pretplatnicima "Radnicke Borbe".

Sa sreno pozvate da pue pomoc edno Re-
volucionarno Radnkoj Novn ugosavenskom eu RADNC
KOJ BORB Da omogucte da dale m radnku prosve koa
cd neophodne nuznosti pod sadasnm ozbjnim prikama
Kapazam de strmoglavce ko da odvede dustvo
past On e posao mena zapreka svaom danem druenom
Sa prozvodn raspode zapoceo
Svetskm Ratom adno gne pova
M da b unapred interest opovke kapiaske kase Otu
doaze raov bpose druge cd radno
vecanvo SOCALSTICKA STAMPA naucno pravlno oas
adncku kau kako pos ooboden Otuda
Interest," radnka da materano RADNCKU STAMPU
ko da rdovno da fncu Street
u prosveu asa postc voje oslobode
ME-
Samo RADNICKA BORBA jugosavenskom jeziku sr
Zato poae j materano pomognee nko
jo nece pomoci
punite don posate progom
dsnJ Darak RADNICKOJ BORBI
P SLEPCEVIC,
sekrear Federacije
lair Ave.
Cleveland
Dagid
pog
medj neg
DrgarsM tpodrav
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-12-04

Samo ma oval nacin, mi eeno do-
sledno odati postu njegovim me-
umrlim uspomenama; samo ma o.
vaj nacin, mi cemo Sc njsma odu-
ziti "a njegova velika i,.uzyisena
della, koja je ucinio "a stvar pro-
leterskog oslobodjenja. A. pored
toga, samo ma oval naein nsoti ee-
mo odgovoriti nasim zaaateima i
ostati dosledni njegovi~ s8edbenici.
sirimo ideju De Leonoves In
dustrijalnog Junionizma, jer ona
&c odvesti nasu klasu ksaaenom
j potpunom oslobodjenjui
Neka zivi De Leonizae!
Takodjer svake godine Central
nj Odbor Federacije pstreSe NO
VOGODIsNJI DARAK Ia RAD
NIcKU BORBU, te tako je rokre-
nuo owe godine. Prema tome, ga
ovim brojem zvanicno Sc etyara
fond NOVOGODIsNJEG DARKA
RADNIcKOJ BORBI!
o pokrecu Novogodisnjeg Dar-
ka "a Radnicku Borbu Ogranei j
clanovi su izvesteni kroz ekruzno
pismo C. O., ovim Sc izveseuiu
mas i simpaticari i pretplatnici
RADNIcKE BORBE.
Svrha ovog fonda jeste da sc
omoguci stalno nesmetano- IL
lazanje nasoj novini, tako da bi
mogla produziti svoj pfosvetno-
agitacioni rad medju jugosiaven-
skim radnicima. Men je zadatak
da Observation-Disclosures pro-
svecuje organizuje radniks naseg
jezika, tako da bi oni uzsli aktiv-
nog ucesca u svome sveje klase
oslobodjenju.
Ovo je zadatak RADNICKE BOR-
BE, koji je ona do sada ebaplja-
la, koji ona ina buduee da o.
bavlja. Ona je sluzila, slazi slu-
zice kao buktinja u pomreini rad
nicima naseg jezika. Sve estate
jugoslavenske novine nasteje da
odrze radnike naseg jeziha- veci-
tom mraku neznanju, take da in
mogu bezotporno drzati w pI5ac-
kaski kapitalisticki sistems Ali ta-
mo gde RADNICKA BORBA udje
sa svojom Marksistieho-p peleenis-
tickom svetlos6u i znanoseu, tamo
wise nema mesta "a mraGau i "a
vodljivu stampu. Zato je salszno
da nasu novinu unesemo u. svaku
radnicku kucu naseg jezka, jer
bas zbog ovog vrlog razloga, nasa
je RADNICKA BORBA POKRE-
NUTA!
Svakog naseg clana svakeg ma
seq simpaticara, takodjer, svakog
prijatelja radnicke stvari, sveta
je duznost da nastoji da dsbije sto
wise novih citaoca nasoj aevini,
ier samo ma oval nacin ona &c mo-
ci da vrsi svoju zadacu.
Svi nasi Ogranci klubevi Rad
nicke Borbe trebaiu da prirede po
jednu aferu - Zabavu, veeerinku
iii neki drugi sastanak u korist
Novogodisnieg fonda Radnieke
Borbe. Takodjer, svi nasi ckanevi
simpaticari, te ostali pretplatnici
rase novine, trebaju da ptileze po
mogucnostima "a pokrenuti No.
vogodisnji Darak Radnnkej Bor-
bi.
U ovim turobnim neodreajenim
sudbonosnim danima, od- mas Sc
trazi mnogo wise kako rasesa, ta-
ko i materijalnim pozrtvesanjem,
nego ikada ranije. A trail ses zbog
toga, sto sama situaci,ja tako cd
mas iziskuje. Gas situaciie tfazi da
sve nase snage upregnemo u jed
nom pravcu, pravcu da obavestimo
clanove nase klase kako sta ina
ju da rade, da bi bill u stanju
uzeti sudbinu drustva u u~sve9e ru-
ke spasiti coveeanstvo ed prete-
&c katastrofe, u koju kapitalizam
vuce druStvo.
U ovome radu ne sme biti. cd
laganja, popustljivosti nesdlue-
nosti, nego moramo aktovati brzo,
odlucno, pored svega, razumne i
planski. Razum plan posedaje So
o;,o1;c%;SIo D,Jn.Slo De- A
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Velika Zabavs u Milwaukee, Wis.

l. u
kai
W dugo dibigu =
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De Leon Birthday Meeting in Cleveland, O.

James Cmeb It
land East Street
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-12-26

stars On the vaudeville stage.
Florence O'Brien is the lead
ing lady in up Jumped the
Devil' and if her pulchritude
isn't enough, the producers Of
this hilarious picture have add
ed the combined beauty Of six
Of the most gorgeous Negro
girls in Southern California.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-12-26

Manton Moreland is going to
rip the twon wide open with his
sidasplitting gags in his new
est Consolidated National Film
Exchange release, "Up Jumped
the Devil" This riotous comedy
is coming to the Palace theatre
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-12-26
LADY, Boys hold your the vaudeville stage

as lady! Boys, hold on to your
hats!
In "Up Jumped the Devil, Z
Mantan has an all-colored, all
favorite supporting cast and
among Its headliners is MAINTAINS
new partner in fun, Sheldon
Brooks, composer Of Dark
Town Strutters Ball. and for
years one Of the outstanding
Evening star., 1941-12-02
Housing Association Plans
Public Meetinq Monday

The annual public meeting of the
Washington Housing Association
will be held at pm. next Monday
at the Chamber of Commerce
Building, 1915 H street NV. The
program. which is connected with
the general topic Washington Hous-
ing-Now and After is as follows
Mrs. Samuel I. Rosenman, chair
man of the National Committee on
the Housing Emergency, will speak
on "Housing-Now and After" The
improving of housing facilities in
Washington will be discussed by
John H. Fahey, chairman of the
Federal Home Loan Bank Board.
"Priorities ana Their Effect on
Housing" will be the subject of a
talk by Sullivan Jones chief of the
housing priorities section of the Of
flee of Production Management.
Renah F. Camalier, counsel to the
Senate District Committee. will dis
ouss What Rent Control Means to
This City"
Following the speeches, the mo-
ton picture "A Place to Live" will
be shown In addition, the Alley
Dwelling Authority will present an
exhibit of completed housing prof.
ects in the District.
j. Bernard Wyckoff. president of
the association, will act as chair
man.
Evening star., 1941-12-02

dispute involving 800 Midwestern
truck operators and $4,000 truckers
and teamsters who last month
threatened to tie up freight trans
portation facilities in u States.
Emphasizing the Importance at
tached to the case by the board, a
six man panel headed by Chairman
William H. Davis presided at the
opening session. Under usual pro-
cedure. three-man board panels hear
individual cases.
Second Largest Dispute.
The dispute was the second larg-
est, in numbers OF men involved,
ever certified to the board, and was
Evening star., 1941-12-02
D.. DECEMBER

the most important in which the
disputants had previously agreed to
accept the boards decision as final.
The teamsters threatened strike
November IS, but agreed to continue
work pending outcome of mediation.
Twenty-Five truck company repre-
sentatives here for the hearing were
headed by J. L. Keeshin, chairman,
and Robert J. Appel, secretary, Of
the Central States Employers Nego-
tiating Committee at Chicago.
Heading the 17-man union dele
CATION was Daniel j. Tobin of In
dianapolis, president of the A. F. l..
International Brotherhood of Team
Evening star., 1941-12-02
Congress Names Is
To Attend Funeral
OF Senator Adams
Masonic Services to Be
Conducted in Pueblo
Thursday Afternoon

twenty-five members of Congress,
will leave Washington at $50 o'clock
tonight to attend funeral services
for Senator Alva B. Adams. Demo-
crat, of Colorado. in Pueblo, Colo,
Thursday afternoon.
Senator Adams died suddenly yes
terday morning after a heart at
tack. He was chairman of the Pub
lie Lands Committee and the De-
flciency Appropriations Committee.
Senators on the funeral commit
tee are Bunker, Democrat, Nevada;
Chandler. Democrat, Ken ky;
Chavez. Democrat. New Mexico,
Clark, Democrat, Idaho DoWney,
Democrat, California: E lie n d e r,
Democrat, Louisiana: Gillet TT e,
Democrat. Iowa; Hatch, Democrat,
New Mexico; Herring, Democrat,
Iowa; Johnson, Democrat, Colorado;
ODaniel Democrat. Texas; OMa-
honey, Democrat, Wyoming; Russell,
Democrat Georgia; Sch WartZ.
Democrat, Wyoming: w h e el ler,
Democrat, Montana; Butler, Repub-
lican, Nebraska La Toilette, Pro-
gressive. Wisconsin: Wiley, Repub-
lican. Wisconsin; Willis. Republican,
Indiana, and Vandenberg Republi-
can, Michigan.
Speaker Rayburn appointed Rep
resentatives Lewis. Democrat, Colo
rado; ChenoWeth, Republican, Colo
rado: Robinson. Democrat, Utah ::
Murdock. Democrat, Arizona. and
Anderson, Democrat, New Mexico,
to represent the House at the fun
eral.
The funeral train will arrive in
Pueblo at 11:45 m. Thursday. The
body will lie lin state from noon to
1:30 pm. and Masonic services will
be conducted at 2:30 pm. at the
family residence. Burial will take
place in Denver. The body will re-
main there until a crypt is built at
Pueblo.
Evening star., 1941-12-02
B. M. Nussbuum Dies;
Advertising Executive

BY the Associated Press.
NEW ROCHELLE, N. Y, Dec. q
Berthold M. Nussbaum, 81, vice
president of Lambert e. Feasley ad-
vertising agency in New York City,
died of a heart attack last night at
his home here.
Born in Marion. Ind he was grad
uated from Harvard in 1908. Before
joining Lambert & Feasley, he op-
Grated his own agency under the
Evening star., 1941-12-02
New Personnel Director

Secretary Wickard announced
today the appointment of T. Roy
Reid as director of personnel for
the Agriculture Department to sue
ceed Roy F. Hendrickson, recently
appointed surplus marketing ad-
ministrator. Mr. Reid has been
serving as chief assistant to Secre-
tary Wickard. This post will be
taken by Samuel B. Bledsoe.
Evening star., 1941-12-02

sters, and j. T. O'Brien, 1ndianapo.
lis, chairman of the unions Gen.
trail States Drivers Council
Mr.. Tobin was a White House
caller today, but he said he came
merely to say hello" to Mr.. Roose-
welt.
The teamsters are demanding a
new contract and wages of 5 cents
a mile while trucks are in operation
and ST an hour for waiting time.
Their old contract provided 3 cents
a mile and 80 cents for waiting time.
Evening star., 1941-12-02

name Of the United Advertising Co.
Mr. Nussbaum is the owner and
president of the Canton Glass Co. In
Marion. Survivors included his
widow and four children.
Evening star., 1941-12-02

Twelve privately owned railways
are operating in the Netherlands
Indies
Evening star., 1941-12-02

Japan, Manchuria and China will
be connected by new telephone
system.
Evening star., 1941-12-02
Defense Mediators
Open Hearing in
Truck Wage Dispute
225.000 Employees and
800 Companies in II
Stotes Are Involved

BY the Associsted Press.
The Defense Mediation Board
opened a hearing today into a wage
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-16
ROLLINS COLLEGE
 GRADS REUNITED
Picnic Held Today At Summer Home Of Dr.
 Hamilton Holt

woodstock, Conn, Aug. 16-A pie nic reunion of over hundred alum nj of Rollins College, of Winter Park, Fla, is being held here today in celebration of President Hamilton Holt's sixty-ninth birthday. The gathering is being held at Dr. Holt's summer home Sunset Hill', an eighteenth century house furnished entirely with antiques.
 Thomas Phillips Johnson, Pitts burgh lawyer and president of the Rollins alumni association, is here to act as master of ceremonies for an informal of skits and games. College officials present include Wm. R. O,Neal, of Orlando, Fla, the colleges oldest trustee, Dean and Mrs. Winslow s. Anderson, from their summer place at North Bridg- ton, Me, Dean Arthur D. Enyart Prof.. and Mrs. A. J. Hanna, and E. T Brown, treasurer, and Mrs Brown. George M. Waddell, alumni field secretary, is here from his home in Greenfield, Ohio.
 Alumni here for the reunion are mostly from New England and New York, with few from the south and midwest. The program includes songs by former members of tht sWarbling Waiters"-a singing clut of men students who earn thei- scholarships by serving in the col lege commons.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-16
planet trying discover gold star can honor
 naming it after her"

cigaret caseP"
 "Off the Sonora, when you went down to her." she replied, and her voice had a strange choked-up sound.
 How did he know it came from the Sonora?"
 He didn't know, but I did. It belonged to the Sonoras first mate, Bert Halloran, who was lost when the ship went down. know because I gave 1t to Bert Hal loran just before the Sonora sailed from New York the last time.'
 Jim Mallory said nothing. He understood the grief he saw in this girls eyes. Bert Halloran had meant lot to her. She had been in love with him.
 "Tell me the truth for once, Jim," she said. Did you drop that case last night? Did you find it on the Sonora?"
 | He would have answered, but Jeffrey Hammond came up behind them. Hammond said, "I'd like to talk over the deal now, Mallory" !"
 "Very well, sir" Jim said. He stood up. I'll see you later, Mary"
 He didn't see Lois come to the pool moment later. Lois dive was as smooth and perfect as her figure. She swam the pools length, then climbed out and stood look ing down at Mary Larsen. Her eyes were narrow and smoldering. T think, Miss Larsen" she said, you forget you are merely an employe here, and that you are not paid to make a play for our guests"
 She ignored Mary's alarmed eyes. ITO be blunt, I want you to stop over-reaching yourself. I've decided that MT. Mallory is my private and personal property. Do make myself clear enough?" (To Be Continued)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-16
CHAPTER VI

Jim Mallory snapped alert, He ;.upped his cigaret in his hands to slide the glow, then turned in his chair to look across the patio. It was too dark to make out faces, but one of the two men was Eric Forbes The other was an unknown quantity.
 The two men walked through the patio toward the rear of the house. Their voices died away, but Jim had caught this much: Eric Forbes was afraid Mary Lar sen would tell him, Mallory, something, so she was to be sent back to the New York offices of the Hammond Steamship Lines.
 Jim stepped on his cigaret and took after the two, moving silently across the dark patio. He wanted a look at Forbes companion. At the rear corner of the big house he paused. He saw Forbes going on around the house while the other man walked toward the drive where a car was parked without lights. He drove of with out switching on the lights.
 Jim frowned and turned back toward the patio. His movement was so abrupt he collided with someone. He heard 8 startled "Oh!" as he grasped a soft arm. He saw then that 1t was Mary Larsen. She was trembling and her face was a startling white oval in the darkness.
 50 it was you-!" she said, as if she were breathless. T heard from the rumpus room. You and that man"
 What did you hear, beautiful?"
 T heard you mutter that the Sonora was worth a cool million"
 You what?" He stared, bewil- dered and startled. You didn't hear me say that. That was Eric Forbes and stranger"
 He drew her by the arm into the dark ~umpus room, afraid Forbes might take notion to come back. He found the light switch. Mary was pale in the sud- den light.
 He asked, What were you de- ing In here in the dark?"
 "JuSt-juSt thinking"
 Whats that in your hand?"
 She looked down. It was 8 cig- aret case a good one of silver. T found 1t outside just now. I knocked 1t, saw 1t glint, and picked it up. It was quite warm, Rs # 1t had been on someone's
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-16
D STORIES
 IN STAMPS
Fruit Growing Is Vitol
 TO U. s. Defense Effort
IT ONDON reports cotton-packeo

IT ONDON reports cotton-packeo
 peaches are selling for ap- lproximately $1 each, showing what war does to prices, especially in a country not self-sustaining. i United States has surplus of 'foods-insurance against food
 shortages and ersatz diets. As early as 1913 U. s. postal authori-
 ties recognized alphabetically the
 importance of fruit growing with
 the $l parcel post stamp above. i Food is as vital to national de- Ifense as guns. The Army needs it to keep in fighting trim; civilians need it to maintain morale.
 Apples, oranges, lemons and grapefruit are plentiful in Amer ica. Their importance and value cannot be overlooked.
 U. S. annual apple crop aver ages 12l, l,755 bushels. Oranges ap-
 proximate 78,000,000 b x S, grapefruit 43,O0o,0O0 boxes and
 lemons 11,000,0 boxes.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-16
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VACATION TIME

VACATION TIME
 Folks are making 1t an Amer scan vacation this year, going to the seashore, the mountains, or 10 visit historic spots in this nation Of ours. If you haven't already taken your vacation, you may find some hints in these questions. 1. Tn what states are these :la- tional parks: Great Smoky Moun- tain. Glacier, Yosemite, Bryce Can- yonS
 2. Name the Great Lakes touched hg the state of Michigan.
 9. Where are the Black Hills, tiae Green Mountains, the Red- woods. and the Blue Grass coun- try2
 q. In what cities are these llis- toric places found: the Hermitage, Plymouth Rock. and Lincoln's hane9
 g. m what states and on what 1Iters are these dams: Grand Eeulees Norris, Boulder, Bonne-