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Evening star., 1941-11-22
Ii. Paredes Killed
While Serving in
British Air Force
Son Of Former Philippines
Commissioner Received
Air Training in U. S.

Flight 1t Isidro Paredes. son of
Quintin Paredes, former resident
commissioner from the Philippines.
was killed recently in action while
with his R A. F group, according
to information received here by his
brother, Victorino Paredes.
1t. Paredes came to the United
States in 1888 under the sponsor
ship of the Philippine Army in order
to take an advanced aviation course
with the Army Air Corps. While
in this country he studied at Kelly
and Randolph Fields. Tex. and
Chanute Field, Ill Suffering in
juries in flying accident. he came
to Washington TO convalesce at
Walter Reed.
Previously 1t. Paredes came here
in 1924 on an engineering scholar
ship offered by an American auto
mobile company. He returned in
1885 when he served as secretary to
President Manuel Quezon during
his tour of the United States.
While at Kelly Field he married
the former Alamar Travino of San
Antonio, Tex. They have two chill
dren, 1sidro, jr. and Linda
His brother here is an attache of
the Philippine Commission. His
father has been prominent in Philip
pine politics for a number of years.
serving as the last speaker of the old
Philippine House of Representatives
and was recently elected senator to
the Philippine National Assembly.
He is also survived by his mother.
Victoria Paredes: five sisters. Mrs.
Guadalupe Manlapaz, Mrs. Lourdes
San Diego, Germelina, a Carmelite
nun; Elisa and Ines, all of Manila;
and three other brothers. Quintin,
jr.; Lucas and Antonio of Manila.
Evening star., 1941-11-22
Weather Report
FURNISHED by the United

B a Weat Bureau
District of CollmbiaCloudy with
oght about AZ degrees
becoming colder
winds shifting to northwest late
Vrgna-Cloudy
in east portion tonight
night; colder
Mayand-Cloudy and
RAIN IN east portion tonight; changing
row afternoon and night: colder
west Vrgmla-Cloudy and with
Evening star., 1941-11-22
Number Of Aliens in u. 5.
Far Exceeds Estimates

By the Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 22.-Immi-
grafton officials were surprised when
the final count of alien registration
was made, says Lemuel B. Scho-
field, special assistant to the Attor-
hey General in charge of immigra-
ton and naturalization.
Instead of the 35O0,000 aliens
which they had predicted were in
the country, the registration showed
almost 5,OO0,000 he said.
Speaking at meeting last night,
Mr.. Schofield asserted one of the
headaches now is arranging depor-
tation of those whom the courts find
undesirable
Mainly, the difficulty now is that
while we have a great many per-
sons whom we would like to deport,"
he added, I'VE cannot do so because
there is no place to send them
Evening star., 1941-11-22
Bethlehem Opens New
Giant BIust Furnace
BY the Assnciated Pre-,

BY the Associated Press
LACKAWANNA. N. Y. Nov. %
A huge blast furnace, with a daily
capacity of 1900 tons of liquid iron
was lighted today at the Bethlehem
Steel Co. Lackawanna plant.
Constructed at a cost of more than
sl.5OO,OO0, it is as high as a l2-
story building and gives the plant
a total of six furnaces. A total of
2l6O tons of iron ore. 384 tons of
limestone and 996 tons of coke is
required to fill the furnace, work on
which started in March.
Evening star., 1941-11-22
Borrowed Army Truck
Puts Soldiers in Jam

A United States Army truck re-
ported stolen from Fort Belvoir, Va,
was found last night by Fairfax
County police, who said two soldiers
had used it to take their girl friends
to dance hall
Acting on a broadcast for the
missing vehicle. Sergt B. R. Poole of
the Fairfax police located the truck
parked by an inn on Lee highway
about four miles west of Fairfax.
Sergt. Poole took two soldiers into
custody and held them without
charge until military police returned
them and the truck to Fort Belvoir.
Evening star., 1941-11-22
Closing Chicago Grain
BY The Associated Press

by the Associated Press.
CHICAGO. Nov. 22-Early weak
ness in grain and soybean prices
gave way today to a recovery trend.
with cereals regaining much or all
of the losses and soybeans wiping
out most of downturn of IL to Ia
cents.
Selling Of beans was associated
with favorable weather for harvest
Ing of late corn and beans although
there was buying on the rally asso-
clated with prospects of precipita-
ton in some areas. Likelihood that
price-cOntrol legislation will come
up for House consideration Monday
had bearish effect on the market.
Buying on the recovery came prin-
clpally from previous short sellers
and some processing interests. Cold
weather is expected to halt late
seeding of winter wheat in many
areas.
Government plans to export Fed
orally owned wheat and an increase
in the amount of 194l grain under
loan to 1880 900 bushels were con-
sidered Strengthening factors.
Wheat closed 1s-12 higher than
yesterday, December, 1.141a May,
l.20-1 .2Ols: corn, 4 off to Is up; De-
cember, 1879 May, 1915: oats un-
changed to Is down; rye unchanged
and soybeans 3s7s lower.
Evening star., 1941-11-22
Ship Line to Lend U. S.
Vessels for Defense
cytbe Aseociated Pre-,

By the Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES, Nov. 22.-The
Matson Navigation Co. has notified
prospective passengers its liners
Matsonia and Monterey would be
taken from their Hawaiian and
Australian runs during December
and January and turned over to the
Government for national defense
purposes.
SaiIngs of the Natsonia for De-
cember 10, January 2 and January
Is to Honolulu were Cancelled, as was
that of the Monterey for December
10 for Australia. The announce
ment said the vessels would return
70 normal service January 81.
Evening star., 1941-11-22
Two Radical Ministers
Quit Chilean Cabinet
BY the Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press.
SANTIAGO, Chile, Nov. o.
Leonardo Guzman, Minister of In
terror, and Carlos Valdovinos, Min
lister Of Defense, both Radical party
members, resigned from the cabinet
last night.
They were succeeded by Alfredo
Rosende. president of the Chamber
of Deputies, and Juvenal Hernandez,
former Minister of Defense.
No reason was given for the
changes.
Evening star., 1941-11-22
Air Cadet Succumbs
To PIone Crash Injuries

BY the Associated Press
AUGUSTA, Ga, Nov. 22-Army
Air Cadet L. C. Selby. 20, of Man
kato. Mimi, died in hospital today
of injuries received in an airplane
crash at nearby Mclean, Ga, Tues
day.
Civilian Flight Instructor H. S.
Andrews was injured In the accident.
He is reported in satisfactory condi-
ton.
Evening star., 1941-11-22
Gen. Wheeler Arrives
For Stoy in India

BY the Associated Press.
NEW DELHI, India, Nov. 70 de-
laye6.-Brig. Gen. Raymond A.
Wheeler, head Of United States
Near East mission, arrived today
for an indefinite stay in India.
Gen. Wheeler, who was accom-
panied by two fellow American
officers, will be the guest Of Gen.
Sir Archibald p. Wavell, British
commander in India.
Evening star., 1941-11-22
Ministerial Student, rs,
Weds Missionary, 70
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
FORT WORTH, Nov. 22.-Ray-
mond Vann, 25-year-old ministerial
student, and Miss Lou wilkins, 10, a
Baptist missionary and writer of
religious tracts, were married yes
terday by the Rev. M. E. Collins Of
the Assembly Of God Church.
Evening star., 1941-11-22
Weather Conditions Last "a Hours.

An area of high pressure over the East
ern States is moving of shore and will be
followed by rapldly-increasing cloudiness
and rain in connection with 3 disturbance
Of increasing importance, which is develop
Ing over Eastern Texas; this DEVELOPMENT
has already caused a widespread area of
cloudiness and rain over the West Gulf
States. A slight disturbance is moving
eastward over the Great Lake region with
diminishing intensity, but the outbreak of
very cold polar air continues TO spread
rapidly southwark and southeastward
over the Plains States accompanied by
high winds, snow and blizzard conditions
as far south is Eastern Colorado Northern
Kansas and Iowa. Temperatures fell
and are from 80 degrees to 80 degrees
lower this morning over Montana Wyom-
ing and the Dakotas. The lowest temper
ature reported was % degrees below zero
at Butte. Mont. and below zero tempera-
lures were the rule over Eastern Montana
and Western North Dakota
Evening star., 1941-11-22
Man Found Dead on Tracks

MARTINSBURG, w. Va. Nov. %
(SpeciaD The crushed body of
Lloyd Robert Kline, 80, was found
yesterday on the Baltimore g. Ohio
Railroad tracks q short distance
west of a subway here. DR.. c. G.
Power, county coroner. gave q YER
dict of accidental death.
Evening star., 1941-11-22
CHICAGO Cash Market.

Chicago Cash Market.
Cash wheat. no sales reported. Corn,
Old No: yellow. 1914; new No. 3. 81
sample white, 81 Oats, sample mixed,
4lH; No; 3. white, 471a. Barley malt
ing 5O-s9, nominal: feed and screenings.
1927, nominal. Soybeans, No. yellow,
l.5a1.; No. 3. 1851 .56h; No. f. i52s4.
rield seed. per hundredweight. nominal:
Iimothy SEED, 6;25-75: alsike, 350-16. so:
900; fancy red top, sOO-75.
Evening star., 1941-11-22
Report for Last ~ Hours.
Record for Last 81 Hours.

hHCOT0 TOT DASI u hOuTs.
CFrom noon yesterday to noon todsy)
Highest, So at 1901 am. yesterday.
Year ago, rs.
Lowest. 81, at 10 am. today. Year
sgo, So.
Record Temperature This Year.
Highest, 100. on july 2s.
Lowest is, on March is.
Humidity for Last "a Hours.
(From noon yesterday to noon today
Highest, S6 per cent, at s m today.
Lowest "a per cent, at noon today.
River Report.
Potomac and Shenandoah Rivers clear at
Harpers Ferry; Potomac clear at Great
Falls today.
Tide Tables.
FURNISHED by United States Coast and
Evening star., 1941-11-22
Record Temperatures This Year.

HIGHEST, 100. on July 2s.
Lowest, 15, on March is,
Evening star., 1941-11-22

FURNISHED by United States Coast ana
Geodetic Survey
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PRETPLACUJTE Sc. CITAJTE
SIRITE RADNICkU BORBU.

livreju i dukat mesec, mozes jest koliko hoces
mojo kuc - O, brate, ponuda da jedem koliko hocu
men CHI stomak odavno bese supal kao bure Beno-
ita otvoren kao advokatova kesa! Izged da navucem
ma krasnu srebro-izvezenu vreu kad mi caksire cd
nekog javljahu koga kraa vetar duva! Po-
msao da svakog metnem dep jedan dukat kad
mi ottawa zarada toku cee kampane dosad bese jedna
drvena cnija kou nekamo ukradoh koju uporebljavah
sesir znak radog primanja, zgrabim svoj puk so
LEASE bz meme, bach ga sto dalje mogah rekoh Don
Ignatiju da primam da Gu ci MIN do kuce samog
djavola. Da dugu prcu skratm udjoh Papeunu
vim mi gospodarem.
Padam vecu vecu neizvesnost - upade
Kristan; = kakvu uslugu mogase da ucini edan paz,
koji ne poznavase jerk zemlje, Don Ignjatiju?
Da ga djavo nosi! To bese vr razlog zasto mi lu-
kavi Don Ignatiie dade Jedva da stigoh negov
dom kad jedan start nadzornik ku6e jedni cd nego
Win judi ko govorase francuski obuce novo odelo cd
glave mi do pete naduvane caksre cd crvenog somota
bell zaket cd atina kratka kabanca sa srebrnm rojta
ma, mariana ogrca kappa pc spanskoj modi. Da VII
dis brae ako obucenog kao prav dvorsk paz Onh da-
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- Elem, bese to godine 1921 "a opsade Pam
pelune nastavi pustolov - kratko vreme nakon sto
prkljucih Franc-Taupinima Kopah NINA jedan
sanac pred tim mesom bacasmo gore zemlu kao prave
krice spanoci zvrse edan prepaid da b razoril nase
delo Ma prv ploun spanskih arkvebusa, svi mo dr
gov bace dole potrbuske, nosevma ami. Nhov
kukavicluk razgnjev ia svoj pijuk jurnu okrsa
udarajuc svojm vestackm oruzjem po spanolcima Je-
dan buzdovanski udarac mojoj gav srusi dole po
umrtvog Kad povrath sves nadjoh gde ezim ma BOZ
polju medju nekoliko nasih lud zarobljenika
kao ja Opkoljavase edna kompanija spanskh ark
vebusara Njhov kapetan podignutom krinkom svoga
kalpaka mavarskom konju kao ebanovina ei-
il pokrvaG bese cd crvenog somota izvezenog srebrom
brsase svoj dug, krvljuumrljan mac grivu zivotine
Tai kapetan bese Don Ignatije Lojoa Zasukan brc DO
kastijanskoj mod arcija brada, maslnova boja lica
neustrasv zged, oholo ranicko drzanje takva bese
njegova ska On prmeti gde emam svne vonike svojim
pijukom, pa zaVo pijuk noju mladost. Kad vide da
nOyratih svest, poce da smeje osov francus-
k;.- Ho6es Ii da budes moi paz? Vedro ii lice oznaeava
inteligentnog ntkova; daeu srebrom zvezenu crvenu
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kOsta Abrasevic

Glavni uslov "a opstanak burzoaske klase
Jeste nagomilavanje bogatstva u ruke pojedi-
naca, stvaranje i umnozayanje kapitala. Uslov
"a opstanak kapitala jeste najamni rad. Ma
Jamni pax rad poeiva ma medjusobnoj konku-
renciji izmedju radnika. Napredak industriie
clJi Je prirodni nosilac burzoazija, zamenjuje
usamljenost koju konkurencija medju radnici-
ma stvara udruzenjem. Sa razvitkom krupne
lndustri]e izmice Sc dakle sama podloga ma ko-
JoJ burzoazija proizvodi proizvode seb pr-
svaja. Pre- svega ona proizvodi svoie sopstye-
ne grobare. Njena propast pobeda proleta-
rijata neizbezni su
- kOmuniStiCki Manifest
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ZASTO Nile SJJSTINA IMPERI-
JALTSTICKOG RATA KME-
% NJENA?

Ma prvog septembra navrsava sc dvogodls-
njca postojeceg krvoprolica. U pocetku izgeda-
Sc kao da Sc ratujuce zemlje igraju rata, ali ma
kon sest meseci Nacisticka navala uhvati do sa-
da nezapamcenog maha, razarajuci jednu zemiJu
"a drugon1. Kao sto je poznato, cesto puta de
m6kratska" burzoazija je pokusavala da nam
dokaze da ona ne vodi imperijalisticki rati, ne
go Sc boriIprotiv nacistHke zle namere da os-
voji da ul ropstvo baci Geo svet.
Do 20. juna nismo bill mi sami, kao sto
smo danas, koji smo goyorili da burzoazija "de-
mokratska' nacisticka i imperijalsticki
rat Do tada su ovdasnji "komunisti" ma sva
usta vikali da to bese mperijalisticki rat kao
sfo danas jos wise svoja grla deru govoreci da
Sc izmenla sustina imperijalistickog rata, da
sada "demokratije," zbog toga sto su stale uz
Sovjetsku vladu, vode ne imperijalsticki rat
nego "oslobodilacki" rat Potrebno je da malo
izbize ispitamo ovu pseudokomunisticku tvrd-
nju, koja Sc jako dopada "demokratijama" CA
zasto i'm Sc to ne bi dopadalo kada ono jos wise
ije vodu ma njihov Min lame propagandeD.
Kako 'demokratije" gledaju ma nacisticku
navalu ma Sovjetsku Juniju?
Poznata je cinjenica da su Hitlera njegove
potrebe vodjenja rata protiv "demokratija" ma
terale da napadne Sovjetsku Juniju. Nemackoj
je potrebna hrana ratni material kao sto je
ulje, tito it'd, a to sve nalazi Sc Sovjetskoj
Juniji. Poznato je to da Sc "demokratije" nisu
dale povuci ma tanak led kada nisu verovale
Hitleru da je on napao Sovjetsku Juniju prven-
~, l.. L ca1: C.l
We Sc "demokratje" da Sc razore ostatci Prole-
terske Revolucije sa obaranjem Sovjetske Jul
nije, jer su one godinama vodile bas takvu ino-
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Dxepna Bibliia.
ill

Sesnaesta knjga Eugene Sue-a "Tajne naroda"
iii "Istorja jedne proleterse porodice kroz vekove.
Prica Sesnaestom Stolecu. - dve knge. knjga /.
Sa originating francuskog englesk: Daniel De Leon
Sa eng!eskog jugoslayenski: L. Petrovi6.
80
Ako 81 zapanjen ii, brate. mamie zapanjen
ia odgovor Franc -Taupin - Kapetan Lojola koga
etrnaes iii penaes godina poznavah kao najlepseg,
najveseijeg narazvratnjeg cd Kavaljsra, obucenog
kadifu sviu rojte, danas dgeda rondjav kao koja
skitnica iii gladn prosjak Preobraza tako radkaan
da nkad ne bi pomiso da gledam "a svoga mantijasa
da bese tu Lefevra, ko, zaustavvsi me kodf
trgu phase tebe .Tada ia pemnije pogledam njego
otrcanog saputnika prepoznam - Dona Ignjatja!
- Josephine, toga coveka toliko me zapanjuju
da nestrpljiv kolko mas COST da, te cujem.
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da neumorno radimo da druge radnike spremimo
da nam pomognu sadasnjem radu onda kada
Sc masovno radnici odazovu nasem revoucionar-
nom pozivu. Tai dan Sc ma drustvenom hori-
zontu vec pokazuje, to je dovoljna pojava "a
veci odusevljeniji rad svakog revolucionaral
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ma lmadah oba svoja Okla: diva svea vragoliie pored
ukavog nosa lisieeg stenea Tako obucenog novo nov
cato glzdavo odelo nadzornk kuce me odvede Kapetanu
LoJoi - Da Ii znas zasto uzimam tebe jednoe Francu-
3D. "a sVoga paza cato so, budut da spansk ne
o1es o'tl neoprezan prema udima mooj kuci onima
spolja.
- 10 nije lose p | a r a o. prmeti Kristiian.
- drzm da Don Ignjate imadase mnoce lubavne t.;ne
da kre?
(Nastavice se)
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REGRUTACIJA.

Regrutuje Sc. Mladici paze
Da dvoranu redom ulaze.
Major in ceka sa ostrim gledom;
Doktor kapral, gledee ih redom,
Da s nagi skinu, zapov'jest dase;
Svako to mora car ne INA skoka -
Ma kantar stupa, lisena pase,
Stoka, stoka
Metrom in mjere, k'o da i'll kroje,
A oni drscuc uza zid stole.
Svud in pipaju, pa svoj sud daju,
ko da &c da i'm meso prodaju.-
ZasudJenl stole, pa Sc ne nicu
Slomljeni i glupi citas i'm Okla.
Guido ne muce, vec inc rice
Stoka, stoka.
Meso kosti ma broju L ina.
Sposoban on je onda Sc prima.
Kasarna puma, prljaya sva je
EoJnlcko znanje tn mu Sc daje.
Glava grudi cd tuce bride.
Po disciplini - lagana kroka,
kud uze trgnu, tamo ide
Stoka, stoka.
Tu kod mladica nestane stida:
NevInost s njihovog srca Sc skida:
Suroyost samo tn mjesta ina:
SfJepa pokornost zakon je svima.
Niskost prednjaci tn duhu smielom,
Sve, sto je gadno - hitrena kroka.
Mora da brani r'je6ju djelom
Stoka, stoka!
UbiJstvu, pljacki uce Sc tude,
- Ear tako bog je reko da bude? -
Obljuba nije bestidnost - veIe:
Narod zemlju uce da d'jele;
Uce, da s narod kolje muci,
cim mig komandirova opaze Okla,
Ma svog oca pusku &c diei
Stoka, stoka!
sto je IL onih mracnih vremena
Ostalo, kad Je kolcem - rad pl'jena -
Zv'Jer - covek tuko mrske tudjine.
Da sebi zene prisvoii mime;
Ono sto zalud, sa mrznje zarom.
kleli su ljudi srca siroka,
Ceg Sc svak gnjusa - to uci trudom
Stoka, stoka!
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Odbrana Stalinove Wade.

Mi vidmo da Sc Stalinova vlada predala
imperjalistickoj politici "demokratskih' ze-
malta, jer izgleda da ona slusa sve savete koje
joj oni daju. Ona Sc slozila da vaskrsne burzo-
aska Poljska kada su joj Roosevelt Chur-
chill savetovali da sazove konferenciju pred
stavnika "demokratija" sa njenim predstavnici-
ma ona je ma to odmah pristala. da Sc umilji
"demokratijama" Stain je bio vrlo pazljiv da
ne spomene ijednu rec radnicma radnickoj
klas iii imperjalistickom karakteru ovog
rata. Zbog njihove obecane lcemrne pomoci
Stalinova vlada je obecala da ce javno braniti
"demokratsku" imper: jalisticku borbu, da &c
je lazno tumaciti da one vode borbu "a "slobo-
du" protiv nacizma. kao sto vidimo, tai rog
duvaju sve ovdasnje i jamacno drugih zemalja
pseudokomunistcke novine i njhovi zvaoicnici.
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NaJamnica cd komada je preinacen oblik ma
Jamnne cd vremena kao sto je najamnina cd vremenp
prelnacen oblik vrednosti iii radne snace Marx
oslooodJenJe proletarijata ii. Socijalsticka Ke-
puo'ka - ne moze b rezutat zakonskog ukaza Nikak-
" zahonooaVcl nece osloboditi prolearat Osobodenje
pTo'earlJata moze edno b zaednicko deo samop pro-
letarijaa. koji uaz ndustrie uzimaiuti svoi nosa,
Wolzvodne snage zemlje. - De Leon.
Prari najgori neprijatelj naroda jeste danasn,a
ourzoaska stampa Zao drzte strogo svon dusom de-
we sto YAM je dobacujem: Prezr mrznja smrt MO
past danasnjoj burzoaskoj stamp! - Lassalle
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