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II Short Story Complete on This Page


FF IT hadn't been for the bomb, Willie
Fischer wouldn't have minded crossing
ID the border. If they picked him up, his
quick wits and glib tongue would have helped
him lie out of it.
But the bomb made his heart beat. He
lay in the brush on the Canadian side of
the line while patrol went past, and knew
that if they caught him he was gone Heinie
1t wouldn't take much checking up to reveal
that he was the bird who had dug out of
Ontario Prison Camp four days earlier.
They would take matters further, and prob
ably discover who had handed him the bomb
-P-2 in Ottawa. That would open I'D the
whole ring.
When the patrol was out of hearing, Willie
stood up and went forward cautiously. 1t was
a good thing he knew this country so well.
Very useful to have spent your childhood
in the United States.
A twig cracked and he waited in an anguish
of suspense. He really expected the whine of
bullet, like the bullet which had knocked
off his helmet that night in front of the Eng
lish lines - the night he had been taken
prisoner. But presently he gained confidence.
1t really was ridiculously easy. The bor-
der was as good as unguarded.
Over on the American side he took chance
and stepped out onto the road, an unpaved
back road that led to the nearest town. He
could make better time that way. With
seven hours of darkness in front of him, he
could hike close to thirty miles before day
light if he was still the good German infantry
man of few weeks back
1t wasn't till broad daylight, far on the
other side of town, that he began to hitch
hike. Later he took a bus, and by evening
he and the bomb were two hundred and fifty
miles southeast.
1t was funny to be back in the United
States after such a long time - it did some
thing queer inside him to hear people talk
about Democrats and single-wing- back for
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Got to get out - got job promised on
farm
We'll, you're out a luck These here cars
is empties Stead'a bein' hitched onto a
freight, they'll take you on long trip inside
the factory! Boy-oh-boy, you'll catch hell if
they pick you up in there!" The sentry
laughed. you come from around here?''
Wilhelm Fischer, German infantryman,
looked at the kid. The bomb was a hard.
oblong object against his stomach behind his
belt. Only Americans would put an ignorant,
good-natured boy on duty at an important
post like this. 1t was really shame to de-
ceive him.
Grant Avenue near Washington Street -
that's where / come FROM" said Willie easily,
rolling the address from his lips with glib
familiarity. We'll, so long - I'll just pick
up my bundle where l left it under car,
an then scam along the tracks. got work
promised out West, on the Coast"
He chuckled, fastening the bomb in place
as he squatted in the shadow under the car
he had chosen. Only Hitler man would do
this sort of thing right under sentry's nose
He could imagine the kid in front of a court
martial tomorrow, being broken" for his
stupid incompetence, while Willie was five
hundred miles away.
Then the blood drained out of his brain
and pounded to his fngertips. A fashlight
beam was penciling in under the car, reaching
hungrily for the bomb, and he heard the
metallic click of rifle-bolt being drawn back.
Willie Fischer might have started running,
but he remembered the gun in the Americans
hand
why in hell remarked the sentry, did
you pick this line for your trip to the coast2"
GOW These were the o & 0 tracks how
could he have forgotten that they ran due
north and south? A man heading for the
coast would have hoped the transconti-
mental on the other side of town. Willie, lifting
his hands above his head, wondered duly
how many years the mistake would cost him.
The End
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concrete and cobbles by daylight and dark
Paraleling Grant Avenue, he headed
toward the Bridgeham Chemical and Metal
Works, Inc, where he had had his first job
The plan was simple. A string of freight
cars - empties - always stood on the spur
back Of the factory According to P-27s
instructions, Willie was to creep in among the
cars, faSten the bomb under any one of them
set to go off around four AM, then make his
way back to his hotel room.
HE cars would be showed into the factory
grounds at 2.45 AM, by a switch engine
which came along every night at that time
to push them to the loading she'd The load
ing shed was next to Block A, where the chem
ical section was working on a war order.
When the explosion took place, Willie would
be safe in bed miles away - in fact, there
would be nothing to indicate that he had
ever left his bed
Down behind the factory at the place where
the spur branched off from the main line,
Willie slid down the embankment. A double
header freight was rumbling past on the
main line, one of those long double-headers
that he remembered so well - its roar was
like an echo of the roaring inside his brain,
now that the moment was so close.
He went along in black shadow toward the
string of empties. The third car, he decided -
I'll put the bomb under the third car. The
freight muttered into the distance and every
thing was very still. A dog barked. Some
where another dog answered.
Hi, buddyw said an interested voice be-
hind Willie. "Wha' a'cha think you're doin'
down there?"
Willie Strengthened up, heart standing still
In paralysis of shock and fear. "Nothin',"
he munbled. "Ain't doin' nothin'."
1t was sentry in new khaki Army uni
form, holding a rifle. "Jeez, buddy" said the
sentry, don't be dope. You amt the first
guy that has tried to hop the rods
That's it," said Willie, eagerly picking
up the idea. I'm hopping the rods, that's all.
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nations and rmg Jobs to stop Oll-pumping.
When he looked through the window of the
bus and saw billboards and hot-dog stands
and service stations, he felt a curious time
jolt as if all this were happening years before
- before he had been taken home to Ger
many, before he had ever heard of Hitler
and become intoxicated with the vision of
new world ruled by Germans in which he
would be conquering hero, master over
others
He even remembered the house he had
lived in on Grant Avenue in Bridgeham.
and the little squirt next door - what Joke
it had been that time when he shot hole
in the kids football with his twenty-five, and
the kid bawled!
How bout it?" said the fellow in the bus
seat next to him. You in for the draft?"
MOT yet" Willie answered, feeling I'M
comfortable.
'Dawgone it, the other one said They
wouldn't take me. Something wrong with my
feet. wanted to go, too
Willie nodded and looked away. These
Americans and their draft . the bomb
would show em how real army worked.
In Bridgeham he took room at the Cen
tral Grand Hotel, the way he had been told
to. The man behind the desk didn't show
flicker of recognition. Willie went up to his
room and lay down. He was tired - the ex-
citement which had sustained him all day
was ebbing.
.
DUT when the phone rang at midnight he
woke ready for the job. The whole plan was
clicking with efficiency He wasn't supposed
to answer the phone. He just pulled on his
pants and his heavy mackinaw shirt, his rub
ber-soled shoes and his dark cap. He took the
bomb, strapped it in place, and went down
the stairs noiselessly. There was no one at
the desk in the lobby. No one saw him go out
into the street.
He knew every alley in this town -
shucks, had paper route here in Bridgeham,
once, and he had often pushed his bike over
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PROGRES IZOPACENJA.

Davno je kapitalizam preziveo svoj nor
malni razvitak. Bilo je dana kada je nova
tvornica, VEGA tvornica, opste prosirenje raz-
vitak proizvodnje blo skladu sa progresom
covecanstva civizacije. To behu dan kada
je kapitalizam "povukao sve, i najvarvar
ske nacije, civiMzaciju." (Marx-Engels) =
to bese normalni tok razvitka kapitalizma. Is
tina je da Sc tada proizvodilo "a prodaju a
ne "a upotrebu, kao danas, ali tada su Sc
svrseni espapi kupovali radi potrosnje "a odr-
zavanje zfvotat Dok eitavi danasnji polet kapi-
talisticke proizvodnje zasniva Sc ma ratnim po-
rudzbinama "a ubijanje zvota.
I najslabijem studentu postojecih doga-
djaja poznato je, iii bar treba da mu je poz
nato, da su moderni ratovi krvavi dokazi da je
kaptalizam svoj normalni razvitak davno oba-
vic, jer Sc moderni ratov vode zbog mani
kavosti pijaca, koje Sc sve wise umanjuju Il
kolko je kapitalizam prmoran da sve wise po
vecava stepen proizvodnje jer samo tako on
moze sve wise izrabljivati sve veci "visak vred
nost" cd eksploatisane radnicke kase. Otuda
Ia .-acitalzam, ma ovom stupnju, svako podi
zanje move tvornice, uvlacenje move i vece ma
sinerije u/proizvodnji opste prosirenje sveu-
kupne proizvodnje znaci sve vece gusenje u
kcjem Sc cello covecanstvo davi.
Ali nakon sto je kapitalizam pao u svoju
dugogodisnju neizlecivu krizu, i bez da Sc il
ME izvlacio, mi posmatramo "razvitak" proiz-
vodnje. Move tvornice Sc grade. l to nakon sto
81 postojece tvornice radile 40, 30, pa cak q
20 sto svoga kapaciteta kao sto bese slucaj sa
c,licnom industrijom.
United States Steel &c potrosti $4,000.
0)0 "a novo poduzece Automobilske firme gra-
&c nova poduzeca. l celcne kompanje koje
-,aju svoja poduzeca zapadno cd Rocky
/ ountains podnele su plan vladinom odelenju,
ffice of Production Management, sa kojim
t-aze da federalna vlada NINA podigne nova
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proizvodne snage, a ,ada, eto ga gledamo gde
'razara preti da r azori sve sto je svojom
korisnom istorijskon misijom stvorio razvio,
pored toga sto ubija milione neduznih sinova
rada i sprema Sc da sto wise hiljada, miliona,
desetine miiona sineva nase klase ubije jer
neki ratni eksperti 1ele da ce oval rat mozda
trajati 80 godina
Ali drukce kapializam ne moze postupati
nego kako on sve izopacenije postupa. On &c
Sc tako izopaceno razvijati sve dogog Sc rad
ncka klasa ne spremi kako je decenijama ur-
gira Socijalsticka Radnicka Partija da Sc
sprem, da Sc marksisticki obrazuje da bi Sc
mogla organizovati poiticki ndustrialno,
da tako ujedinjena obori oval izopaceni var
varski kapitalizam.
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moja spruga moracu da poverim tajnu Moi, ali "a nju
odgovsram kao samog sebe
Znam to- Bridget zasuzuje tvoje puno povere-
ME; Moi mozes reci
= Dakle, sutra jutrom, nakon sto mi ostavimo kucu,
moja &c supruga posati mou kcer jednm iii drugim pos
lom njenog otsustva &c odneti tavanicu struna
Gu, neso beog platna stogod drugo bude trebao da
ucni skrovte snos ivm No veteras mas gost mo-
rat da pomri prostim organom "a postelju: ali
noe brzo prolazi
- To malo mari Ali kako da veceras odvede two
oj kuc bez znana tvoe porodce? Men poznate vase
domace hawke Tvoa supruga deca sad cekaju tebe
da vecerate sob prizemnog sprata CHA vrata DIVA
rau mostu Svi &c da vide dolazis strancem Onda
mi takodjer pada hrani Ii wanna skoro sva-
kog brat tvoje supruge Franc Taupn To e max
nadna nezgoda koju treba savladati.
= To je stina; ia da ga uvedem owl
tajnu premda njegova odanost mojo porodci potpuno
pretezava mojim ocima njegove greske a owe su
mnogobrone kod toga vonka pusolovine on gotovo O.
bozava svoju sestru menu decu.
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TOtaitarijanizam? Sta Onda?
- kako onda da udesi imo veceras?

VeceraS!
- ia Gu odvest gonjenog coveka Il svoju kucu kao
jednog sarog prijaelja koga sretoh pozvah ma
kao sto je obicaj moi sin kc ce nakon jea po-
vuc svoje sobe moja supruga nen brat, Franc
Taupin, ako dodje veceras, ia cemo osati sami
jim gostom. ia Gu tada zamoi braa mole supruge da
ode da donese bocu vina b zavrs dan ugodno Vino
prodaje edno kafan bizu brodarnce, koja
malo udaena cd mole kuce. Okoristicu Sc otsustvom
Franc-Taupna da bi nekoko reci izvesto moju sup
rugu tan moi &c COST otici tavancu; kad Sc moi
sogor vrat kazacu da mas gost pobojao odoc-
nett otisao, zamolivs da zrazim Franc-Taupnu
njegovo pozdravlje da pozel:m zbogom. kao sto
vidis, stvar moze ola bude bezbedno tano uredjena
Da, veoma dobro. Ali ina jedna svar, Kristijane,
kou ii mozem ozbiljno obratiti paznu. Nije
guca war da polcija Dupratovog poruenika otrije
suprot svh vojih mera predostroznos, gonenog cove
ka tvojoj kuc; duznost mi je da te podsetim IT,
takvom slucaju, zazes opasnos zavora, mozda stro
zijo, strasnijoj kazni; pamti da Sc ovm danma CO.
vek moze uzdati pravdu Duhovni sudovi su
ljvi; kod njih je - mucenje iii smrt
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- Mslis Ii, Majstor-Estenne, da ia prstupatan
strahu?
- Ne; znam tvoju odanost men. No zelim da budes
sguran: da kad b bo strogos nadzora so sc podr-
zava mad mojom kucom koji mi onemogucava da pruzim
skroviste prateu koga poveravam tebi, bi ebe
lagao opasnos koju bi voan bio da sam zdrzavam Pr
vo pomish ola ga sakrjem svojoj dastar IL St. Ouenu;
to polJsko meso je povuceno dosta udaeno cd sela
Ali zbog nekoko razoga, koe jos nisam slobodan da
saopstlm moi prJate treba da ostane sakriven vror
srcu Pariza. Ponavljam to Krisane ma kako nevero-
vatno, ako bi desilo da padnes neprilku ako b
ba uclnena povreda used usuge sto e men ucni tvo-
ia supruga tvoja deca &c naci zaste potpore mooi
porodici.
MaJstorEstienne, nikad necu zaboraviti da bi moi
otac radeci pod sramnim klevetama nasenka tampara
Jovana Saurina, svoom porodicom bio umro cd glad
ocaJa da bese darezljve pomoci tvoga oca Ma sta
RADIO nikad necu moc da patim tai dug zahvanosti
bl tvoJma Mole skromno imanje sam ia smo na tvor
raspolozenu.
(Nastavice se.)
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navale protiv Sovjetske Junje, da Sc tako
one sve istrose da "demokratije' budu neos-
porno pobedonosne bez da su svoje prste u
mocie more prolivene krvi radnog naroda
TIE "demokratije" dadose bivsu Cehoslovacku
Hiteru nadom da &c ga tako potkupiti da
napadne Sovjetsku Rusju. Stalinova vlada, g-
rajuci Sc kapitalisticke poitike, zaista zazeli
rece "a "demokratije" nacisticke zemlje "Sa-
mo mex zarate!" Tako je ona mislila da ce
izigrati Veliku Britaniju.
Vrlo je prrodno zverskim kapitalistckim
zemlJama da zazee da Sc par drugih zemlja
zarate, jer sta je NINA stale ako mlioni sino-
va radnog naroda poginu, samo da njihovi
erijalstcki interest unaprede. Zbog toga
ma kako da je krvolocna izjava "demokratja,"
posredom kleveandskog Plain Deaera, Moi
Sc ne mozemo nj malo cuditi ier znamo cd kuda
ona potice Kapitalizam je ubio tridest milona
clanova radnog naroda direktno iii indirektno
sa Prvim Svetskim Ratom samo da bi Sc mao
dalje odrzao zivotu. On to radi danas tako
ce raditi sve dogod on postoji. To je njegova
krvolocna priroda. Zbog toga mi cd Soci jalistc-
Ike Radnicke Partije veimo: Nema mira bez
Socijalizma! Ali sasma drukca je stvar sa
pravom radnickom zemljom iii pravom radnic-
kom organizacijom. Ona tnece nikada, sluzeci
interesima radnGke klase opsteg radnog ma
roda, nj pod koju cenu zazelti da Sc zarate
kapitalisticke zemlje zbog svojih imperijais
tickih zadjevca, jer prava radnicka zemlja i
pravovaljana radnicka organizacija INA da
takav rat znaci milione poginui sinova rada,
million ucviljenih ma jka oceva, sestara, udova
ljubavnica. Takvo krvoproice nj kada bi ono
zagarantovalo Proletersku Revouciju nece
nikada zazeiti pravovalj jan prijatelj radnicke
klase. Jer Sc Socijalisticka Revolucia ne mora
izyrsiti samo kao epilog mperijalistickog
rata.
l sada stoj Sovjetska Junija opkoljenija
nego sto je ikada stajala pre- poe e t k a ovog
svetskog krvoprolica opkoljena sa gladnim
ratnim hordama nacistitke Nemacke jedne
strane, a druge sa hordama imperij jalistickog
Japana Sva ocekivanja Stainove politike su
Sc izjalovla "Demokratije" nacistcke zem-
lie imau zaroblenu vrlo produktivnu radnic-
ku kasu koja ih snabdeva neprekidno sd swim
potrebnim stvarima vodjenja ia rata A ako Il
Nemackoj Zavlada opasno stanje zbog hrane
Iii drugih uzroka, tada ce Hitler napasti So
vjetsku Junju, da bi sebe sacuvao cd smrtne
navale pobedonosnih "demokratija.'' On b ta-
kav korak preduzeo jer zna da su to demo
kratije' cd NIGGA davno zelele, nadi da bi Sc
one ma MEGA smiloyale.
Situacija do sada jos stoji ovako: Stall
nova vlada veli "Samo mex ratuju 'demokra-
tije" i nacisticke zemlje, ia Gu ODE strane po-
dupirati' "samo mex Sc zarati nacisticka armi-
ia sa Crvenom Armijom, mi cemo ODE strane
pozdravjati samo neka rat dugo traje' veil "a
"demokratje" klevelandski Plain Dealer a sa-
mo o c j | s c Radnicka Par
tia Sjedinjenih Drzava, Velike Brtanije, Ka-
made Australia veli dole rat! Jer ie ona
pravi prijatelj radnicke klase ostalog radnog
naroda. Ona je zbog toga iedna koja poziva
civiizovani svet radnicku klasu, da
obori kapitaizam
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Dxepna Biblija
KRISTIJAN STAMPAR.

sesnaesta knba romano Eugene Sue-a: "Tajne naroda
iii storija edne proleerske porodice kroz vekove.
prca Sesnaestom Stolecu. - dve knjige Knjiga l.
Sa orginalnog francuskog engleski Daniel De Leon
Sa engleskog jugoslavenski: L. Petrovic.
21.
Sve sto zelim da ii predocim, gospodne, to je: da
je utociste koliko sgurno, toko skromno.
Gonjeni covek je cd nekoko meseci uobicajio da
ide IL grada grad wise puta e dobr apostol provodo
nocu sunni, dan neko mracnoj spilj Menu je dobro
ma kakvo utociste.
Buduci tako, imam da tt ucnim oval predlog:
Kao sto znas, ia zivim Mostu Razmene; pod krovom
kuce nalazi tavanica; vro je nska da covek edva
moze sojati njoj ali doba dobru ventilacju kroz
prozcr:c sto otvara rec Sura utra utrom nakon
sto moi sin ia ostavismo kucu da dodjemu radoncu
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"SAMO MEX ZARATE."

(Pisano pre- nacisteke navae proiv sovieske Junje)
Skoro sa svih strana dolaze nepotvrdjene
vest da Sc Nemacka sprema da napadne Sow
jetsku Juniju ako joj ova ne izadje susret
njenim zahtevima Jednom javise da je Nemac-
ka poslala "ultimatum' Sovjetskoj vladi da ce
je napasti ako joj ne dozvoli da upravja Sd
njenom prozvodnjom hrane, transportation
i ujanom industrijom. Nepotvrdjene vest stall
no dolaze vele da &c Hitler traziti Cd Stall
move Wade da raspusti Crvenu Armiju.
Mi ne znamo JOS koiko ina tacnost ovim
glasovinla, zelimo da nisu tacni, ali znamo
da "demokratje' zele da su te vesti tacne,
jedva Gekaju da zarate Nemacka i Sovjetska
Junija. Mi Sc netemo sada upuscati ptanju
kakav &c stav Il takvom sluca ju privremeno uze-
ii "demokratije" ali znamo da one zele da Sc
Nemacka Sovjetska Junija tako dugo "a grk-
ljane uhvate drze dok Sc ne oslabe neizmer-
da ma poslednju onda nasrnu. To one
zele jer bi sa ednim mahom unistile Nemacku
kao opasnog rijaistickog konkurenta So
vjetsku Juniju kao s;mbola Proleterske Revo-
lucije. tako nase "demokratije' misle da bi
ovekovecile kapitalizam!
Mi gornje rekosmo jer to nije spekulacija
nego vrla zelja "demokratske" burzoazije, ko-
ju izrazava prilitno jasno klevelandski Plain
Dealer. koji povodom pomenutih glasova rece:
"Ako Sc sve rezultuje Il sukobu izme-
d5u nacisticke Crvene Armije mi cemo sebe
nat da po prvi put aplaudiramo Hiterovom
direktnom prodru.' On "a ovim rece dale,
ssN9 L
de jakog otpora" l ia plutokratska novina
dalje rece:
INemacku i Rusijul sa potpunom nepristras-
noscu he bi nam stalo bilo koja bi pobedila,
samo ako ee rat trajati "a dugo"
Poznata je zelja Stalinove politike da Sc
zarate, kao Sto su su Sc zaratile "demokratije"
i nacisticke zemlje, da sc istrose kao sto Sc
on vidno nisu istrosile, pa onda da ona sa CIR
venom Armijom obor Wade evropskih kapita-
listickih zemaja da ma njhovim rusevinama
uspostavi njene sorte "'Socijalizam." Ova ze-
liza Stalinove poltike je poznata nacistickoj
"demokratskoj' burzoaziji. | niie Sc cuditi da
"demokratje' zele da Sc to isto des Soviet
nju dati nikakvog efektvnog otpora navalnim
fmperij ijalistickim silama. A nije Sc cudti nj
Htleru ako Sc on trudi da Stainovu vladu pre-
dobije da direktno stupi mime savezu da
je tako cedi i drektno uvuce rat protv "de-
mokratiia,' da Sc ona slabi zaj jedno sa "de-
mokratijama' pa onda da Hitler. odnosno Ne
macka zavlada sa celm nesretnim svetom.
NJ
cast da je ona prva ia koja je zbog svoje
inostrane politike zazelia da Sc zarate njeni
neprijatelj "demokratije' i nacisticke zemje
Jer ia east" pripada Velikoj Britaniji, moz-
da kapitalistickoj vladi owe zemlje. Jer je
svakom skoro poznato da Sc Velika Britannia
trudila da predobje Nemacku Japana da
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-06-26
RADNICI. GRADITE SOCUA-
Z LISTICKU INDUSTRUAL-
NU JUNIJU SADA!
(Nastavak sa /. strane.)

(Nastavak sa l. strane)
bl dobil odjeka kod svh dovoljno nepacenih
radnika IL svih poduzeta.
Totaltarijanizam? Sta onda?
kompanija; zahtevi Inglewood Straikasa bill
Niti su to poslodavci koji Sc brnu zbog to-
talitarijanskih implikacija "bayonet-labor
lation' (upotrebe bajoneta da Sc slomi strajk).
Sa karakteristicnim cinicnim iezkon New
York Daily News 90. juna) veil: "Zaista ma
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-03-04
CIVIL SERVICE
 EXAMINATIONS

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 Superintendent Of construction various grades, with salaries rang- ing from $3,2OO to $500 year. Qualified persons are urged to file application immediately, and ap- plications will be rated as received until December 31, 1941. The duties involve the direction of foremen, laborers and mechanics on large construction projects. Appointees will inspect materials and work manship, and organize men and materials for efficient construction operations. They must have had broad and responsible experience in general construction work, in- cluding supervisory experience. Lithographic pressman, various grades, with salaries ranging from $1 ,440 to $2,00O year. The duties operating Photographic power presses in the reproduction of maps and charts. Apprenticeship as printing pressman or practical experience in the trade is required. Closing date is April 26, l94l. Full information as to the re- quirements for these examinations, and application forms, may be ob- tained at 3l1 Federal Building.