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LaznO mas napadaiu.

U jadnom ranijem broju (21.
jula), Narodni Glasnik, pod rub
rikom "Novosti il Chicago" ma
oada "izjave" naseg druga Adama
Kapudzije. Njihov rubrikas S. Po-
lakovic, veil da je jedan njihov
pristasa, Marko, zapitao druga
Kapudziju:
"Reci ii meni da Ii bi ii radje
da Sovjetska Rusija skrsi Hitlera,
iii da Hitler skrsi Sovjetsku Rusi-
i'll? Nemoj da vrdas, odgovori.
Kapudzija odgovara Sovjetska
Russia NOR" 40 padre ia bin ze-
Leo da padne!"
Posteni ljudi, koji poznaju mas
pokret nase clanove, znaju vrlo
dobro do na svetu nema vecih
iednomis Eo~;',o cd elanova Soci-
ialistieke Radnicke Partije. Nasa
partijska pozicija je otvoreno
iavno "a pobedu Sovjetske Rusije
i "a sto veci poraz nacizma, jer
mas proglas, usvojen 26. juna, veil:
"Bratsku simpatiju i najiskrenije
sazaljenje Sale Socijalisticka Rad
nicka Partija nasoj proleterskoj
ruskoj braci u ovom tragicnom Ca
su. nasom zarkom nadem da &c
Sc krvavo strasilo Hitlerizam u
brzo rroterati u pakao idakle je
doslo." Da Ii Sc ovo moze tumaci-
ii da smo mi ia Hitlera," kao
sto to tvrdi Polakovic? Otvoreno
Sc vidi da ne!
A sada Sc moze postaviti pi-
tanje, da Ii je mogao tako sto glu-
pavo reakcionarno traziti zeleti
drug Adam kapudzlJa?
U poduzem pismu koje smo Cd
MEGA primili drug Kapudzija veil:
".... sto je u onom listu
[Narodnom Glasniku1 nasarano
da me je on ["upitnik" Markol
upitao da mu ia kazem, Sta bi ra-
die da Sovjetska Rusija skrsi Hit
lera iii da Hitler skrsi Sovjetsku
Rusiju, to je prosta laz, jer tako
sto Marko nije nj jedan put izus-
ito. -"
Tako vidimo, ne samo da drug
Kapudzija nije mogao tako odgo-
voriti kao sto lazno Polakovic
tvrdi, nego mu takvo pitanje u
poduzoj diskusiji nisu pseudoko-
munisti nj postavili.
Sa ovim mi optuzujemo pseudo
komuniste da oni namerno fabri-
ciraju lazi protiv mas. Neka in os-
tall radnici vide takve kao sto i
iesu - lazovima
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ME koje &c pogoditi radnicku
klasu ako radnicka klasa ne obori
kapitalizam, posto je objasnio
da Sc Socijalistickoj Radrickoj
Partiji mora pomoci da svoje uce-
ME prosiri medju Stroke radne ma
Sc ako Sc zeli sretniji zivot ljudske
rase ne ljudska katastrofa, on
pozva prisutne da priloze novca-
no, da bi mas Ogranak mogao sto
vecu svotu priloziti 80. konvenciji
nase Federacije, radi svestranijeg
sirenja nase revolucionarne pro-
pagande. l sledeci Sc njegovom
pozivu odazvase:
B. Bogic $500, J. Tesic $500,
N. Ruzic $500, N. Coric $500, S.
Todorovic $500, E. Jovanovic
$500, J. Mitic $1.0O, J. Stefano-
vic $1.00, B. Subic $1.00, G.. Buc-
ko $1.O0, J. Arbet $1.00, D. Dan
ley $1.O0, X. Salcak $1.00, E. CAL
ko $1.o0, D. Rukavina $1.oo, L.
Stefanovic $1.00, J. Nesic $1.O0,
M. Bozic $1.O0, J. Palacek $1.00,
P. Kapic $1.O0, Z. Malivuk $1.O0,
K. Besser $1.OO, J. Pirincin $1.00,
v. Stefanov $1.00, J. Stefanov
$1.O0, Tinka Malivuk $1.00, Sima
Dadovic '$1.00, N. Petosevie 50c.,
]. Buzdon 5Oc., M. Donoff &c., B.
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Los Angeles, Calf.

U nedelju 3. augusta, mas je o.
granak odrzao svoj drugi posled-
Mi piknik owe sezone.
Vreme bese idealno, a i poseta
bese prilicna, oko 65 osoba.
Ovoga puta SUI mas posetili do
bar broj drugova mesne Sekcije,
medju kojima je bio mladi drug
Reynolds, koji je pred vece odr-
zao pozdravni govor. U svom 60
voru je mas drug ukratko razjas-
nio program S. L. P, urgirajuci
slusaoce da nam sto wise pomazu
moralno materijalno da bi tako
do veceg broja izrabljenih neo-
bavestenih zavedenih a d k
nasa spasonosna nauka dostigla
On je takodjer objasnio svrhu
radi koje sc oval piknik odrzava,
da je saw njegov prihod namenjen
RADNIcKOJ BORBI, koju &c svo-
tn, sa ostalom do sada sakuplje-
nom svotom, Ogranak poslati 80.
konvenciji nase Federacije, da bi
tako ona mogla sto uspesnije i
svestranije medju jugoslavenskim
radnicima siriti principe Socija-
listicke Radnicke Partije.
Zatim Sc obavila kolekcija koja
ie pomogla da mas cist prihod bu-
de $38.77.
Da bi Sc gornji prihod postigao
drugarica Bojana Suvacki prilozi
kolacima "a $1.00, a takodjer je
drugarica Julia Antonoff u ko-
lacima poklonila "a $1.00.
Ogranak Sc zahvaljuje svima
prilagacima kao svoj poseti i,
razume Sc, svima koji su nam po-
mogli pri radu, a najvise Mrs. Ami
Ubovic koja je neumorno radila ma
rasprodaji ulaznica "a oval pix
mix.
Piknik je trajao do kasno uve-
&c. Svi smo Sc vrlo lepo razonudi-
Ii vratii Sc svojim kucama u
morni ali zadovoljni.
Dragica Stojanovic, dopisnik.
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vozu zita. On Sc mnogo muci da
dokaze, da zastitne cal inc nisu
nikada mogle da osiguraju pseni-
ci jednu cenu koja Sc isplatila.
Da potkrepi svoje tvrdjenje, on
navodi cinjenicu da je, kad god
Sc uvozi psenica IL inostranstva,
znatno porasla cena zitu u Engles-
koj, a kad Sc uvozilo malo, da je
ona ogromno padala. Nagradjeni
zaboravlja da uvoz nije bio uzrok
visokih cena, nego visoke Gene uz-
roK uvozu.
sasvim u suprotnosti sa svojim
nagradjenim kolegom, on tvrdi da
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Sa piknika.
Chicago, III.

CHlCdHO, Ill.
Ma 3. augusta mas je Ogranak
odrzao svoj drugi piknik owe Sc
zone. Piknik je bio dobro posecen.
Ovoga puta posetili su mas dobar
broj drugova j drugarica IL Mil
waukee, Wis.
Vrlo su interesantni ii druqovi
] drugarice IL Milwaukee. Buduci
da sc secaju svoje drugarske duz-
nosti, oni ne samo da nam materi-
jalno pomazu sa svojim prisus-
tovom IL daline, nego Sc RADIO i
odmah latise posla da nam pomog-
nu pri radu kada> opazise da nam
nedostaje radne snage "a dobar
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Sve veci i veci profit.
(Nastavak sa /. strane.)

(Nastavak sa /. strane.)
Tako jedan "a drugim sve vidlJl-
viii dokazi iskacu ma povrsinu ko-
il nam pomazu da neobavestenim
i zavedenim radnicima jasn'Je
dokazemo da je postojeci rat !
svi drugi nacini borbe "demokra-
tija" protiv nacista iskljucivo ka-
pitalisticki sa kojima radnici ne
maju nista zajednickog, nego je
sve to kao sam kapitalizam pro-
tiv radnika.
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Nacisti odgovaraju "de.
mOkratskim" tackama.

(Nastavak sa l. strane.)
one moraju predobiti svoj potla-
ceni narod da krv lije radi stvara-
MIA cd Nemacke vazala "demo-
kratskog" imperijalizma.
A kada nacisti mapadaju "demo-
kratije" to je kao kada Sc serpa
ruga garavom loncu, samo jos go
re!
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-08-21
OkOlO naokOlO pa ma
mala vrata.

Njujorski Hrvatski Svijet g
avgusta) uvodnicki pokusava da
majstorski preporuei "demokrat-
sku" stranu imerijalistickog rata.
Prvo je uzeo da ispita uzroke ra-
ia rece:
"Ispod toga stalozenja, unatoc
geografske preuredbe novih pra-
vaca politici i gospodarstvu, o.
stao je takorekuc nedirnut korijen
svih prastarih socijalnih neprav-
da :" IL ovog bi Sc moglo razu-
nett da H. S. misli da je kapitali-
zam tai "korijen" kojeg Prvi Svet-
ski Rat ostavi nedirnutog. Ali od-
lazimo dalje da vidimo Sta je pra-
vo misljenje te novine.
Posto je ia novina izrazila ne
Ike stvari postojecem ratu, koje
cemo, ako nam "a to ostane vreme-
ma, drugom prilikom opsirnije do
taknuti, ona Sc dala da ispita kak-
va &c buducnost covecanstva biti
nakon ovog krvoproliea. posto je
rekla da &c buducnost odrediti
najvise "gola potreba zivota," ona
nastavlja:
e.. .da &c ma koncu rata j pri
zakljucivanju mira ostati ma po-
vrsini vala tex oni diplomatic
drzavnici, koji budu istinski pred
stavljali mirovnim odlukama "a
stupali aspiracije ciljeve sve to
snaznijeg rastu6eg vala narodne
volje."
Sada vidimo da &c ia "gola po-
treba zivota" trpeti "istinske diplo-
mate drzavnike"? Ali medju nil
ma &c. veil H. S., biti, Sta mislite,
"i napredno radnistvo cijelog svi-
ieta," drugi "stalezi" jer Sc da-
lie tamo veil, "Niti &c owl stalezi
biti osamljeni. 49," Onda odlazi'
| mo dalje nalazimo sledece:
"Oni &c [istinski diplomatic
drzavnici," "napredno radnistvo,
"napredni element seljastva"] i
tom nastojanju imati stvarnu pot
poru svih drzavnika, koji u pro.
past fasizma gledaju svanuce no.
vog dana ljudske zajednice."
Drugim recima, H. S. hoce da
rekne: Radnici zrtvujte sve Ste
innate da pomognete "demokrats-
skom" imperijalizmu da porazi ma
cisticki imperijalizam, pa &c onda
biti sve u svome redu, ne "a vas
nego "a "demokratsku" plutokra.
tiju, koja &c vas jos wise izrablji-
vati.
Ali on takvim jezikom ne bi
mogao zavesti svoje citaoce rad.
nike, pa zbog toga je primoran da
ide, kao sto jasno videsmo, okolc
| naokolo pa ma maka vrata!
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Morx o slobodno:j
trgOvini.
(Nastavak sa 3. strane.) ,

(Nastavak sa 3. strane.) +
mora sc bojati ukidanja zakona o
uvozu zita, jer nijedna zemlja ne
mole da proizvodi tako dobro, tako
jeftino Tito kao Engleska.
To wanna, cak ako bi pala cena
zitu, ne bi moglo da naskodi. ier
to padanje pogadja samo rentu,
koja bi sc smanjila, a nikako in
dustrijski profit nj najamninu, ko-
il bi ostali isti.
Drugi cd nagradjenih, g. Morse,
tvrdi naprotiv da &c Sc cena zitu
popeti usled ukidanja zakona u
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Sa piknika.
YOUNGSTOWN, O.

u nedelju 3. augusta Ogranak
Youngstown je odrzao svoj drugi
piknik owe sezone. I ako smo Sc
mogli pohvaliti sa materijalnim
uspehom naseg prvog piknika, o.
vaj mas drugi piknik je bio jos
uspesniji.
Da su nasi piknici owe godine
mnogo uspesniji cd prijasnih 60
dina, uprkos malobrojnoj posetl,
duguje Sc jednim delom vecoj po-
zrtvovanoscu nasih clanova SIM
paticara, drugim delom drugar-
skoj poseti clanova il blizih /
daljnih .Ogranaka. Tako smo oval
put imali drugarske goste IL Ak
roma, Clevelanda, Salem. pa cak i
IL Fordove feudalije, Detroita.
Kada Sc uzme u obzir da smo
Sc nalazili krasnom vocnJaku
drugova sestok, to smo Sc svi O.
secali kao da smo ma svom zem-
ljistu gde reakcionarna kopita ne
gaze. Posmatrajuci nasu grupicu
ma okupu, izgledalo je to S. L. P.
family reunion. U ovakovoj els
toj atmosferi, u okrugu nasih dru-
gova simpaticara, covek osvezu-
je svoj revolucionarni duh i "a
boravlja ma sve telesne bolt, koje
mu je EVER kapitalizam zadao,
kao i ma godine koje mu je Otac
Vreme ma ledja natovario. Svi Sc
osecamo krepki j mladi, tvrdo u
weren't da cemo svi prisustvovati
onom cinu kada &c 1storija odpe-
vati kapitalizmu "Vecnaja Pam
jat".
Posto Sc medju mas tai dan ma
lazio sekretar nase Federacije,
drug P. Slepcevic sa svojom fami-
lijom, to nam je pred vece odrzao
pozdravni govor. Drug govornik
je istaknuo da je oval piknik pri-
redjen u korist novcanog priloga,
kojeg &c mas Ogranak priloziti
RADNIcKOJ BORBI ma skonven-
cijskoj skupstini. Nadalje je 60
vornik razjasnio nuznosti materi-
jaime pomoci RADNIcKOJ BOR-
BI naglasio posto je ona jedina
novina koja istite zastupa rad
nicke interese, toga radi ona je
jedina koja ina pravo da trazi
radnicku pomoc. Clanovi, simpa-
ticari su ozbiljno primili APPEL
druga govornika odazvali Sc sa
sledecim prilozima:
A. Nevestic IS 90, M. Vuksic
$500, J. sestok $500. K. Besser
$500, S. Krajnovic $500, P. Slep-
cevic $500, Familija Gotal $500,
v. Milie 81 90, J. Bauman $500,
A. Malcevic $1.0o, P. cotic s1.oo,
J. Mitic $1.OO, E. Galko $1.OO, P.
Sharkey $10O, sertic $1.00, ]. Klaic
$1.00, I. Mraovic $1.O0, S. Gradski
$1.00, A. sostaric $1.0O, J. Bus
don 7oc., S. Dadovic 5oc., A. V.
Bum &c., Rose sestok 5oc., J.
Pric 50c., sakupljeno sesiru $4.-
SO. Celokupna kolekcija iznosi
$4,000.
Da ne bi morali mas prihod de-
liti sa biznicarima "a hranu pi-
&c, to su nasi 6lanovi j simpatica-
ri snosili skoro sve troskove "a
priredbu ovog piknika. Sledeci su
prilozili hrani picu novca-
moi vrednosti:
l. Mraovic $1.00, Kate sostaric
$3.50, I. Gotal $3.50, familija
Gradski $2.55. familija Busdon
$4.35, A. Malcevic $3.50. V. Milic
$3.40, P. Sharkey 1885, J. sestok
1885.
cisti prihod ovog piknika iz7o-
81 $73.51.
V. Milic. dopisnik.
Sa Diknika.
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svako penjanje u ceni zita ide
korist zakupca radnika, a ne u
korist zemljoposednika.
Treci cd nagradjenih, g. Gregg,
krupni fabrikant CHA Sc knjiga
obraca klasi krupnih zakupaca, nj
je mogao da Sc ogranici ma slicne
gluposti. Njegov nacin izrazava-
MIA je naucniji.
(Nastavice se)
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LUThEnAM 10 s MEET TONIGHT,
 ;. 5. CHRISTMAS

The Resurrection Lutheran, Slpl- day school will hold it's Childrens Christmas Program this evening at 7:30 o'clock. in the church. The program will open with the con- gregation singing the two Christi mas songs. "Hark, the Herald An gels Sing" and Brightest and Best of the Sons of the Morning" After the greetings by the pastor, the Rev. c. Hillerman the small chill dren will continue their recitations and songs.
 The Junior and Intermediate De partments will then present group of four Living Pictures of the Nativity Story. As each picture is shown the congregation will join in singing a Christmas carol that is in keeping with the picture.
 The service will be closed vita the offering, the prayer and bene- diction, after which the Christmas treat will be given to the children.
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castle yard at breakfast to warn of war. Carl volunteered to lead King Harald's men. Carl was think ing to himself, This is more than war. It is the spell of the third witch. wonder if I can find her"
 Carl hurried into his suit of mail and buckled on his sword. As he did so King Harald lifted his fa- yorite pipe down from the chim- ney.
 Sire what are you thinking?" asked Carl.
 This" said the King, and as he spoke one of the little carved figures on the bowl of the pipe stepped out onto his hand. It was the sailor. Good King" he said, This witch fears water. She fears everything that is water-carried She must be lred out onto it, and i then she will lose her spell. ! The tiny sailor bowed, and stepped back onto the bowl of the pipe and turned into wood again
 Carl puckered his face in thought. Then his face lit up. He said, Sire, there is a broad river divides the two kingdoms We must ride for that and see what can be seen"
 King Harald looked less wor- ried as he gazed at the tall, con- fident young man. He rose from his chair and the two walked out to the court yard to mount their horses. Suddenly Carl ran back into the castle When he reap peared he had his quiver of ar- lows hanging over his shoulder 1 The two rode off to the war. 1 Tomorrow: How the witch
 was trapped.
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CHAPTER NINETEEN The Third Witch Casts Spell

This is what had happened to bring the red flowers bursting forth from Santa's vine, Princess Hildur had made another wish. She had meant never to make another wish. But she did, at ball.
 She had grown into beautiful young woman. Many knights and nobles wanted to dance with her. She danced around the great ball room several times. But the thought of the third witc h weighed so heavily on her mind that she slipped outside, alone, onto a balcony She stood and thought about the years when she would be queen and she yes, she wished-that there would be no third witch.
 No sooner had she done it than she heard the witch's voice in her ear, saying, That is my wish, and I wish to be free"
 Hildur shivered and hurried to her room. She sat alone. The dance ended, and the castle grew quier. Nothing happened all night. But when Hildur went down to break fast she saw that a dust-covered man was talking to her father, the King, and the King looked very dismayed.
 The man was saying, Every where. Up and down the border. There seems to be no reason. Even the pastor at the Seven Gates can't reason with them"
 What is is?" asked Hildm.
 Child, it's war" said her fa- ther. Tt has started along the border Men on our side are fight ing men on King Haralds side. I must go there
 The King hurried through break fast and then he put on his coat Of mall ana, taking nlS spear, ne walked into the courtyard. There stood Hildur, dressed like a young knight, holding her horse. She said, Father, I will go with you It's my fault. I'm sure the third witch is the cause of this war
 You mustn't go," said her father.
 Sire, one day I will be queen, said Hildur. T must go."
 Yes, you are right" said hei father. They mounted their horses and galloped toward the west ana the war.
 | The same thing had happened lin King Haralds castle. A dust covered man had ridden into the
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CALL FOR BIDS

Sealed bids in duplicate will be received at the Office of the Com missioner of Education, Juneau, Alaska, until 1000 o'clock am, Friday, January 2, 1942, and then publicly opened, on the transporta- ton of pupils on the Eagle River Route to and from the Tee Harbor Territorial School for the school biennium 1941-43. Specifications and bid forms may be obtained at the Office of the Commissioner of Education, Juneau.
 The right is reserved to reject any or all bids
 tSigncd)
 JAMES c. RYAN,
 Commissioner of Education. First publication, December Is, I941. Last publication, December 29, 1941.
 adv.
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TEACHER RESIGNS

A. L. Dahl, eighth grade in structor in Juneau Public School, has resigned, effective January 16, to join the staff of the Alaska Ter ritorial Employment Service.
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FORGET ME NOT SHOP

Cyclamen, Primroses, Poinsettias
 Peppers. Cherries, cut flowers, holiday corsages. MERRY CHRISTMAS. adv.
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Approximately 125,000000 sepa- rate shipments are handled an- nually by the railroads.
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Real Esiaie For Sale

FOR SALE or rent-4-room, hot and cold water, bath, lights, l acre ground. See Ronald Wiley, Duck Creek.
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The Story so Far; Princess Hiiaur has promised three wishes to three witches. Two witches have been caught by Carl, peasants son. Now the third witch is causing great trouble, but the King has a magic pipe which helps.
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FOR RENT-Apartments, inquir, at office 20th Century Bldg,
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ONE OFFICE room for rent. First National Bank Bldg.
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WANTED

WANTED Small, dark kitten for Christmas eve. Phone Blue 370.
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BUS DEPOT lunch counter. In- quire between and 9 pm. Eugene Stout.
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BROOM FURNISHED apartment; also 5-room strictly modern un- furnished house. Phone ASA.
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LOST and FOUND

FOUND-On Glacier Highway, one ski shoe. Owner may have by proving property and paying for this adv.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-03
Three From YpSiIantl
Taken Before Justices

Three Npsilanti prisoners were
brought before justices Thursday
and today Miss Juanita Knox, 6l2
;. Ballard St, admitted disorderly
conduct charges in Justice Jay II.
Paynes court. Ann Arbor. and was
given the choice OF paying $500
or spending 90 days in county jail.
She has started the jail sentence.
Miss Knox was arrested by Ann
Arbor police Wednesday night on
complaint of a Fl. Custer soldier
that she and her sister. Wanda. had
stolen his money and toilet article
case. Wanda is to face car theft
charges today
Theron William Kersey. Az S.
Hamilton St. admitted non-suppoIt
charges brought by his wife in
municipal court here today, and
said he would make arrangements
TO turn over his pay envelope to
his mother for proper family distri-
button in the future. He agreed
10 this to escape an alternative 90
day Jail sentence.
Robert Visel. Lake Chemunc
formerly OF this city. was bound 10
circuit court on statutory charges
by Justice A NJ. Vandersall Thurs
day. He is being held in lieu Of
$500 appearance bond.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-03
Parachutist Still
on Mountain Peak

Devils Tower, Wyo., Oct. Sup
The wind howled around Devil :
Tower today and occasional snow
flurries whipped the granite peak
as two skilled mountain climbers
prepared TO start up its precipitous
face TO rescue George Hopkins
Unless the freezing weather
makes the climb too hazardous
they hoped to reach the S65-foot
summit and start back down with
Hopkins today.
Hopkins. 29.year-old professional
parachutist, former instructor in
the Raj. and veteran of the
Dunkirk evacuation. won a bet at
Sill a. m. (MST) Wednesday by
leaping from an airplane and land
ing on the bald acre that is the
top of Devils Tower
But since that moment he has
been stranded When he jumped
he failed TO consider that he had
no experience in mountain climb
ing and that Devils Tower. which
rises almost Internationally from
the northeast Wyoming badIants,
is such hazardous climb that oniy
40 persons ever have scaled it sue
cessfully.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-03
.LEN|NGRAD AGAIN
SAVED BY HEAVY
COUNTER ATTACKS

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and an unspeciied number Of 9th
ers were imprisoned following con
yiction by a German court martial
upon charges of sabotage and cs.
pionage Another Dutchman was
reported to have been executed
for killing a German railway Of.
fetal from ambush.
German secret police pressed an
inquiry into rebsllious activities of
the Bohemia Morayia protectorate
where death sentences already
have been imposed upon 1870 per-
sons. and dispatches from Prague
and Brno said firing squads werS
busy in both cities again last
night.
British bombers attacked the Ger
man-occupied ports of Brest and
ST. Nazaire and struck at German
airdromes overnight while Ger
man airmen strafed five towns on
the northeast and southeast coasts
of Britain.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-03
Governor Asks Michigan
People to Gather Iron

p Lansing. Mich. Oct SINS 49,
Governor Murray D. Van Wagner
today asked Michigan citizens 70
lind an available scrap iron and
steel for the national defense pro
gram
Il am not asking people 70 give
the scrap away" the governor said.
1T can be sold 10 junk dealers and
disposed OF through ordinary chan
nels
One Michigan steel mill will
have 10 shut down two furnaces
-s444+-.-=--,Aa- fan aE scran increases
sharply within two weeks This is
not only a defense problem but an
unemployment, problem
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-03
CADILLAC MOTOR
ANNOUNCES NEW
SERIES FOR 1912
ROomy. Economical Cars
Offered in Five
Styles

Cadillac Motor Company is an
nouncing a new 1912 series OF FIVE
smartly styled automobiles.
They are the famous roomy. eco
nomical Cadillac sixty-One offered
at comparatively low price.
Its fine appearance makes it ap-
peal to the luxury loving classes
while its economical performance,
long life and definite value appeal
to the practical purchaser.
The new series includes an ultra
smart Sixty-Two; a bigger Sixty
Special; and a splendid Cadillac
Fleetwood Seventy Five.