davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-03-27
Sociialisticko reset0.


Pseudokomunistick n ar q n /
Glasnik zakljucuje svoj uvodnlk
pod naslovom: "Pariska komuna'
0 istoj ovako:
"Pa ipak, radni narod ne pc
pusta, ne predaje Sc, nego toy
nenaravnoj borbi, bez oruzJa, bez
hrane, bez opskrbe, drzi vlast i
bori Sc kroz tri mjeseca. Klasa,
koja je stanju takova junastva
da izvede, nepobjediva je, u pr
kos svega, buducnost je njezina.'
Sada, kada bi to isto rekla no.
vina koja propagira nepomirlJlvu
klasnu borbu urgira radnicku
klasu da Sc sto pre- sprema da o.
bori kapitalizam, njegovu polite
ku vladavinu kao vladavinu prl-
vatne svojine mad sredstvima pro-
izvodnje, onda bi sve bilo ma svom
mestu. Ali ia novina, Narodni
Glasnik, zavetovala sc da &c "od-
gajati doseljene Hrvate da posta-
nu dobri gradjani Sjedinjenih Dr.
zava," ne da Cd njih stvori DOB
re revolucionare radnicke klase
te zbog toga sve nije ma svom me.
stu.
Vladavina Sjedinjenih Drzav;
je kapitalisticka. Onaj koji urgi
ra da radnici budu dobri gradja
nj kapitalisticke vladavine on pro
pagira ideju suprotnu duhu su'
Stini Pariske Komune. komunar
dovci oborise kapitalisticku poll
ticku vladavinu ma njenim ru
sevinama podigose Parisku Komu
nu, radnicku vladavinu. Tojest
Komunardovci oborise onu istl
kapitalisticku politicku drzavu Z;
koju &c Narodni Glasnik "odgaja
ii doseljene Hrvate da budu dob
ri gradjani. 49,"
Nisu svi svirci koji rog duva
ju!
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-03-27
ISTORIJA KLASNIH
BORABA.

Istorija sviju dosadanjih drus-
tava*) jeste istorija klasnih bo-
raba.
Slobodni robovi, patriotic i pie
beji, plemici meropsi, majsto-
ri**) pomocnici, iednom reci
tirani tiranisani nalaze sc u stal.
MOI medjusobnoj suprotnosti vode-
ci besprekidnu, cas- prikrivenu
cas- otvorenu borbu, borbu, koja
sc je redovno svrsavala iii revo-
lucionarnim preobrazajem celog
drustva iii zaiednickom propascu
borecih sc klasa.
y ranijim istorijskim epohama
nalazimo gotovo redovno potpunu
deobu drustva razne staleze,
raznostruko redjanje drustvenih
polozaja. U starome Rimu nalazi-
mo patriotic, konjanike, plebeje.
robove; u srednjem veku veliku
vlastelu, vazale, zanatlije, zanat-
lijske pomocnike, meropse jos II
svakoj cd ovih klasa move grupe
i podklase.
Moderno burzoasko druStvo nj
je unistilo klasne suprotnosti. O.
no je samo ma mesto starih klasa.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-03-27
Sa vecerinke.
Detroit, Mich.

Ogranak Detroit ie odrzao We
cerinku Is. marta, koja je bila
uspeSna.
Vecera koju su nase drugarice
spremile bila je dobra ma vreme
SD je servirale. Sledstveno, sva-
ko bese zadovoljan.
Posle vecere, drug J. Curulic
kao stoloravnatelj, pozva druga
A. Sima da pozdravi goste ma en-.
gleskom jeziku, posto nasa poseta
bese prilicno sastavljena cd dru.
gova Sekcije Bugarske Grupe.
Drug Sim je apelovao ma pri-
sutne da budu danas wise aktivni-
j nego sto su ikada pre- bill, pos.
to nije daleko kada &c radnicka
klasa biti pozvana da izvrSi svo-
ju istorijsku misiju, da oslobodi
sebe cd okova najamnog ropstva
koji postaju sve tesnji nepod-
nosljiviji; da svoju moe, onu istu
noe sa kojom proizvodi svo drus.
tveno bogatstvo, koje danas u
zivaju paraziti, ne njegovi tvorci
organizuje tako da &c biti u sta
nju nepogreSno razoriti sve pre-
preke koje stole ma putu njenog
oslobodjenja i uzivanja svojih
proizvedenih dobara. A nasa duz-
most je, rece govornik, da spre-
mamo radnicku klasu "a tai veli-
canstveni dan.
Nakon pozdravne reel, izvrsila
Sc kolekcija sledeci prilozise:
N. Petrovic $500, Kruzi $500,
NJ. Bodic $1.00, J. Curulic $1.OO,
p. Cotic $1.OO, l. Stanceff $1.O0,
X. Biro $1.0O, I. Penceff $1.00,
Simpaticar Soc, P. Stojanoff ST.
90, Trifunoff $1.00, Thomas ST.
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Sa vecerinke.
Hoboken, N. J.

U subotu 8. marta, mas Ogra-
max je odrzao vecerinku. TIE veCe
vreme bese jako nepogodno. Ali
uprkos tome sto je sneg padao ne
prekidno Geo dan, da smo izgubi-
Ii nadu da ce iko doci, ipak sc ra-
sac prilican broj koje nj najgore
vreme ne bese u stanju uzdrzati
da mas ne posete. Tako smo dobro
prosli. Pokrili smo svoje troSkove
i preko toga smo dobili cist pri-
hod cd $500.
Posle vecere, drug Jelusic je
pozdravio prisutne ma nasem, a
drug E. Lun ma engleskom jeziku.
Zatim Sc preslo ma kolekciju sle-
deci prilozise:
A. Jurjevic $500, T. Garma 81
90, J. Ercegovic $500, c. Sladov
$3.50, A. Seput s1.00, J. Kapovic
$3.50, F. Baraka S1.OO, T. Sirijo
S1.0O, A. Dragujevic S1.O0, Fami-
liza Jelusic $1.OO, S. Vukotic ST.
90, F. G.. Rack $100, J. T. Evanii
S100, H. Lun S1.00, J. Savric ST.
90, J. Prussack SOC, n. Rogit
25c., n. n. 25c., Mrs. Bukova&
25c., Mrs. Miskulin Csc, l.. Eel
len 1Oc., S. Uroda 10c., J. Gran
do 10c.
Ogranak Sc najlepse zahvaljuit
swim prilagacima, kao i drugaric
Mary Jelusic, koja je daroval;
tortu na kojoj smo prihodoval
$500.
S. ", dopisnik.
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KrOz Partiju i Fede-
raciju.
(Nastavak sa 8. strane.)

SANdSld'dh Sd .. SlIdIlC.J
unistiti unistenjem kapitalizma
i ostvarenjem socijalizma.
Nasi SD clanovi svesni ovih ci-
njenica, jer kad ne bi bill svesni,
oni ne bi clanovali SIP. | oni
prema svojim mogucnostima rade
u tome pravcu i smislu, i, razume
Sc, oni &c nastaviti II tome prav-
Gu sa wise wolfe odlucnosti.
Pre- neko vreme ovoj rubrici
doneli smo izvestaj druga J. Ma
tica, clana Ogranka Bellwood, ko-
il je posetio njihova clana u Sill
Wis, ILL.,, druga |. Studena, 8 ko-
Jim je vrsio uspesnu agitaciju.
Pri kraju svoga izvestaja, drug
Matte je rekao, kako &c drug G..
sulentic docnije lei Il "posetu'
kod druga Studena radi agitaci-
je, i drug Matte mas nije krivo
izvestio. Drug sulentic je bio u
"poseti' kod druga Studena, ali
ne radi posete, nego radi agitacl-
je.
kako mas izvescuje drug su-
lentic, on drug Studen posetili
su diva mesta, IL kojima SUI prodali
8 kalendara, dobili jednu novu
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Sa Zaiednicke vecerin-
ke.
Steubenville, O.

y nedelju 16. marta mas Ogra-
max i mesna Sekcija odrzali su
zaiedniCku vecerinku u znak pros
lave Pariske komune.
Prisutne su pozdravili ma eng
leskom drug H. Brostman, a drug
P. Barac ma nasem jeziku.
Oba su govornika spomenuli he
rojstvo pariskih Komunardovaca,
kada Sc oni usudise da po prvi
put Il istoriji klasnog drustva US
postave radnicku vladavinu ma
rusevinama razorene kapitalistiG-
ke politicke vladavine; oni re-
kose da smo mi, blagodareci nil
hovom cinu, odusevljeniji u nasem
radu "a obaranje kapitalizma i
politicke drzave opste, jer mi
radimo pod razvijenijim okolnos-
TINA nego sto behu oni nazad 70
godina, kada pobedi kapitalizam
moderna radnicka klasa onda ne
&c biti ovoga puta nj spomena o
porazu Proleterske Revolucije, a
kamo Ii uzasne mogucnosti kao sto
bese sudbina Pariske Komune
L vezi sa nasim radon, drugo-
Vi govornici spomenuse proslavu
koju &c mas pokret da odrzi Il znak
zlatnog jubileja naSeg partijskog
organa WEEKLY PEOPLE-a o.
nj apelovase ma prisutne da prilo-
re koliko god mogu kolekciji "a
fond jedine revolucionarne novi-
ne ma engleskom jeziku IL ovoj
zemlji, koja siri ideju oslobodje-
MIA radnicke klase ga punih Pc
deset godina. Sledeci Sc pozivu O.
dazvase:
S. Brasenovic $500, S. Vignje-
vic S1.O0, G. Zatezalo SOC, NJ.
Burlakis S1.0O, F. Busic $1.00,
Miss Rakinic Csc, M. Krnic $100,
H. Brostman $500, E. Milosevit
S1.OO, L. Mrvos $1.OO, Mrs. Smilja
Krnic Soc, r. Beuk $1O0, P. Ba-
rae $500, A. Sauer Soc, S. Kotur
$1.15, l.. Anderson $1.00, J. De-
rosky $3.50, Lena Beuk Sc, Miss
Drazic Csc.
Sa svirkom su prisutne zabav-
!ljali Miss Leka drug A. Sauer.
Cist prihod bese S27.74.
A. Sauer. dopisnik.
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Sa Zabave.
Cincinnati. {

Ma Is. februara mas Ogranak
je priredio zabavu. Poseta nije BIZ
la baS onako kao Sto smo ocekiva-
Ii, ali koliko mas je bilo svi smo
Sc veselo proveli.
Da bi bio Sto veci prihod nasa
mama Sternthal prilozila je slatki-
sa cd kojih smo dobili $50, a Mi
la Nenadova darovala je stvari-
ma ma kojim smo prihodovali $5.-
SIS.
Ogranak Sc nasim pomenutim
simpaticarkama "a njihovu oda-
most kao poseti zahvaljuje.
E. Erdeljan, dopisnik.
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pretplatu ma RADNICKU BORBJ

pretplatu ma RADNICKU BORBU
prodali izvesnu kolicinu druge
nase literature. Pored toga, jedan
i'm je radnik obecao kada drugi
put dodju da ce Sc pretplatiti ma
RADNICkU BORBU, a drugi na
WEEKLY PEOPLE. Dale, drug
sulentic je mnogo zadovoljan a.
gitacionim putem, jer kaze da su
oni naiSli ma dobre radnike, koji
RADIO ne samo kupuju naSu litera-
turu, nego rado slusaju nasa IL
laganja i objasnjavanja.
Ovakvi mas izveStaji mnogo Ia
dovoljavaju, jer to je znak da
radnici pocinju sve ozbilinije da
misle svome polozaju pod kapi-
talizmom, gubeci nadu II bolji Ii
vot pod MIN. A kada jednom rad
mix izgubi svaku nadu u kapitali-
zam, tada ce on da pride nasem
pokretu i prihvatice nasu ideju,
jer to &c mu biti jedina NADIA je-
dini spas. Zato je nalozno da nasi
ostali clanovi prihvate primer ma
s;h drugova il Bellwooda, pa ne
ka vrse licnu ag.taciiu van svo-
iih lokalnih r,esta, jer -
KAPITALIZAM Sc MORA
RAZORITI!
p.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-03-27
Slep ne vidi.

Neki ''dobrovoljac," napisao je
jedan clancic, CHA sadrzina je ta-
ko bila vazna "a urednistvo Ame-
rikanskog Srbobrana da ga je met
nulo ma uvodnickoj strani. U We
ri sa postojecom krizom Wade Ju-
goslavije tai "dobrovoljac" urgi-
ra citaoce da nj malo ne sumnja-
ju pravilnost jugoslavenske Via
de veil:
"Ne samo da nemamo "a to pod
loge, nego cak i greh je neprav-
du einimo spram onih, koji su pa
Ii, koji &C sutra pasti "a cast
slobodu naseg naroda," ako "sum.
njamo drzanje nase Otadzbine.'
(Ovde trebamo imati strogo ma u.
mu da Sc sa "otadzbinom" misl
ma postojecu vladu Jugoslavije,
da tai termin niposto ne moze
znaciti radni narod Jugoslavije
kojeg tiranise ia "Otadzbina." ~
Onda tai "dobrovoljac" preporu.
cuje ovo Sta da mi Il ovoj zemlji
radimo:
"Mi, iseljeni Jugoslaveni, treba
da budemo spokojni da sa po-
verenjem pratimo odnose nase O.
tadzbine i drugih naroda." l on
Sc poziva ma pogibije naroda "a
stvaranje Jugoslavije ma vo;nu
akademiju izrazava veliku nadl
da vlada Jugoslavije nece kapitu-
lirati pred silama "Osovine."
Ne menja stvar sto je ia ista
"Otadzbina" danas 25. marta, tri
dana nakon sto Sc pojavi pome-
mutt clanak A. S., kapitulirala
u Becu, ne menja stvar sto je
ona iznenadila sa svojim postup-
kom samog pisca gronjeg clan
ka, glavno je da mi "budemo spo-
kojni i da sa poverenjem pratimo
odnose ,nase Otadzbine i drlgih
naroda."
Oni koji Sire sovinizam da bi
tako sto wise zaslepili radnike do
kojih su stanju sa tim burzoas-
kim otrovom doci, nekada posta-
ju sami slepci, tojest, toliko po-
navljaju ocitu laz da sami u nju
"veruju," i postaju slept da ne vi
de ono sto Sc javno pred njihovim
ocima odigrava.
Jugoslavenska "Otadzbina" je
kapitalisticka vladavina, neprija
tell radnog naroda svojeg i svih
drugih kapitalistickih zemalja. Jos
kako mi imamo razloga da sum-
njamo tn vladu da Sc ne da.no
cd dokazanih slepaca voditi!
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IZ~ZIVOTA FEDERACIJE.
OHIO STATE CONVENTION.

in Akron
in the vinb
of
las n
for and dano25
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j. To lest. sva pisana istOrija.

y. To jest, sva pisana istorija.
*@) Gild-maistor Gu prevodu stoIl
maistor) je punopravan clan gilda
maistor u gildu, ne glava gllda.
***) Pod burzoazijom Sc misE ma
klasu modernih kapitalista, vlasnlka
sredstava drustvene proizvodnje u
poslioca naiamnih radnika; pod prole-
tariiatom, ma klasu modernih naJam-
nih radnika, koji SUI, nemajuci svoJih
sopstvenih sredstava proizvodnje, pri-
mud jeni da prodaju svoiu radnu snagu,
da bi ziveli
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starih uslova potcinjenosti, starih
oblika borbe, sad istaklo move.
Pri tom nasa epoha, epoha bur-
zoazije, odlikuje Sc time sto su u
Moi klasne suprotnosti uproscene.
Cello Sc drustvo deli sve wise vi
Sc diva neprijateljska tabora, u
dve velike suprotne klase; bur-
zoaziju proletarijat. **)
Marx-Engels.
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Ali to. nije tvOja poll
tika.

Hrvatski Svijet, ma osnovu jed
nog izvestaja da je G. r. Dmltrov,
skoro zaboravljeni sekretar JOS
zaboravljenije Trece lnternaclo-
male, izjavio, kako ga slobodno cl-
tira H. S." da &c Francuska
Komunisticka Partija pov yes i
Francusku stalnom uspjehu bor-
bi "a slobodu i socijalisticko ure-
djenie republike. -, ovako ko-
mentarise:
"Nema dvoibe, da &c - posli-
iede Ii sadanje prilike Francus-
koj jos koje vrijema - teren u
toj zemlji sazrijeti "a prevrat
kroz kojeg bi zaista francuski ma
rod polucio kroz poraz Aonacnu
narodnu pobjedu slobodu." A da
Sc ne sumnja Sta Sc misli sa "sa-
zrijeti "a prevrat" ovde cemo CT
tirati i ono sto sc odmah prethod-
no gornjem citatu u toj novini We
! Ii: !" .izgleda da vodstvo Trete
Internacionale saradjuje sa lie
vicarskim vodjama u Francusnoj
u 'nastojanju, da Sc kroZ ME, kac
Sc Hitlerova sila iscrpi, organiGu
ie proleterska revolucija, te pre-
uzme moe IL ruku sadanjih vlastj
drzca."
| Ovde nije u pitanju da Ii C
francuska radnicka klasa postic
svoje oslobodjenje putem Fran
cuske Komunisticke Partije." ko
| ia je odsudnom casu, sluSajuc
I"vodstvo Trece Internacionale,
| izneverila radnike; kada owl zapo
sednuse, posredom strajkova "skr
| stenih ruku" tvornice, ladje du
lcane, davajuci otvorenog Znak;
da su voljni da Sc revolucionar
lno organizuju "a Proletersku Re
lvoluciiu. ia "Francuska Komunis
ticka Partija predade te radnik
fekerima, koji iii predase fasizmu
nego ovim komentarom Hrvats
XII Svijet hoce da mas ubedi da S
slaze potpunosti sa idejom Pre-
-leterske Revolucije. Ali "a on
koji SUI tn novinu pre- ovog kt
mentara citali stvar stoji obratn
: onome Sto Sc tom komentar
kaze. Evo jednog opiplivog prime
Ira: U pocetku januara owe god
njen rubrikas, pod rubrikon
"Ni 20 babu nj po stricevima,
rece izjavi Kennedy-evoj sledt
i ce: "Nama Sc cini da Sc je gosl
: Kennedy posluzio sa svojom kol
ltradikcijom samo zato da uzmo!
/ ne tvrditi kako Sc Engleska ne b'
ri "a mas, kao neka predstraz;
/ vec iskljucivo "a samu sebe."
i A ona novina koja tvrdi da s
"bori "a mas" najveca imperijali
. ticka zemlja ma svetu, koja tiran
, Sc preko 300 miliona radnog n:
roda Indie u zatvor baca 81
); borce ne proleterske, vec naciona
ne revolucije, koji traze naciona
no oslobodjenje ispod britansko
jarma ocigledno je, ia Sc novin
nj malo ne slaze sa idejom Prolt
terske Revolucije!
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Pravi najgori neprijatelj ma
roda jeste danasnja burzoas.,a
stampa. Zato sc drzite strogo svom
dusom devize sto vam je dobacu-
jem: Prezir mrznja, smrt pro-
past danasnjoj burzoaskoj STAN
ri! - Lassalle.
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Michigan Entertainment.


for the
Cmade
Of and refreshments be
recodhn help
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SkupStina u Detroit. Mich.


lAkron,O Uaz dobdan.P Ptanas su -
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Vecerinka u Akron. o.

aOganakA
.odo osbe JTaz Ia e Obor
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Skupstina vecerinka u E. Chicago. Ind.
Pirincin Meeting in Cleveland. O.

National Organizer JOS Pirnn will deliver Sunday afternoon
in of
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Domaca Zabava igrankOm New York. n. Y.


72nd kgnke
|
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-25

xxlnpguper eating and drinking,
1uIu1Arity Of eating, excessive use
G s0pleeg, lack Of rest, nervous
qBqtn, general neglect and con-
t4uod reliance on laxatives and
GS6n0S, ~ excite excessive sctiv-
~. Excessive use Of alcohol,
1nG0oco, coffee and tea may set up
~ condition. Irritation Of the
Glqo nay cause delayed emptying
U ~ otomAch or thus bring about
~ tRpe1g Of hydrochloric acid.
QvQgwock interfereo with digestion.
oGood simple coljtis u due to our
90 1n0iacretions and can only be
Dyo4 b. correcting these.
81 o11xAticu and rest are neces-
~. 31oec1So o1dD DIGESTION. In.
lr0 simple coitiS should prompt
8au 1or bland simple foods. to
Goo0Ao irritation. Roughage,
I - co4fuo vegetables, coarse
&4 md bran @ well @ heavy
kG14 bRTles should b avoided.
Dod -, peyllium reed used
4 4ooo01eo, also agar. form Q
n11nouD MAS which tubricates
SDotheD the membranes.
II IN words, one must rest,
{ AVOID WorTy, eat well Of
1 md eo0f1y digested foods.
Y 4 hnrsh foods. Use enemas
VD1m 1eeo1eary. Drugs are
mnD06d but may Be used o.
oo DEVELOPS it, own need
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-25

They say. Stanley doesnt care
for girls" - proudly - II It were
q real accomplishment Ike mas
tering . difncult piece on the violin
or winning Q tennis match.
There Is q time during early
adolescence when boys avoid girls.
It comes at that awkward stage
when bodily growth u rapid. the
boys movements clumsy and his
voice changing. Then you can't
blame him for wanting to shun
girls. He may even say derogatory
things about them, and may ale
most convince his parents that he
never will have any use for them.
But these are just signs that he u
developing normally.
It may be that Stanley u slower
to mature than the other boys In
his Get and Of his age. This would
account for q marked difference
in tastes and social development.
There would be nothing 70 DO.
under the circumstances but wait
for nature to take ito course.
On the other hand, the youth
may be exceptionally self-con-
scious and afraid to meet girls.
This would also force him to take
refuge In books and hobbies to
avoid facing the situation.
It Is Just g important for . boy
ut this stage Of growth to meet the
right girls as it Is for Z girl TO meet
the right boys. The shy. bookish
child should be encouraged TO 60
In for sports-swimming, tennis,
golf, bicycling, hiking. Help him
excel at some one thing-playing
the harmonica, doing the swan
dive. anything. It win give him
self-confidence. Have. nike d
crowds over for dancing or games
and refreshments. In this way he
gradually will acquire 'poiso and
popularity. !
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-25

The mothers who wept and wall.
ed ct the gates when the first COM
panies went to camp are now
shAmefaced-as well they might b.
Nothing has happened to Junior
that isn't definitely for his own
good. He hasn't been pampered and
petted or smothered with affection.
He gets along very nicely. thank
you, without her apron strings to
hold to.
What parents really want q 70
make men out Of their sons, but
unfortunately they lack the ability
because hearts rather than heads
govern them. The boy suffers and
Il retarded In his progress toward
self reliance and judgment because
Of the well-meaning but misguided
parents.
What Indulgence has done "a
undermine character. discipline I'm.
does. It sets the boy free to embark
on his own course. Freed from the
combining circle Of the family he
makes more rapid progress on the
road to maturity.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-25
Chinese Legends
Are Printed on
Quaint Frocks
BY ELEANOR GUM

NEW YORK-The success Of the
~ British American Ambulance
Corps prints has inspired . series
Of Chinese legendary prints. part
Of the sale proceeds Of which 60 to
help the cause OF democracy. They
are sponsored by the Chinese Wo-
mems Relief Association, chairman
Of which Is Madame Chang Kali
shek. What Is more important, per-
haps, Is that they ere quite lovely
In color and design.
Every print tells . Chinese legend
with allegorical figures or symbols
as motifs, and there Is q liberal use
Of Chinese characters, or hand
writing. One print. the name" pat
tern Of the group, reads China
Forever" In Chinese writing. Fami-
liar Chinese stories and symbols ap-
pear In patterns named - The
Lotus Maiden" 1.-THE Mystic Dia-
gram, "The Fish Of Gold" THE
Moon Guitar" and the. water
Boy" Others are China Nuns
and Butterflies" Heaven and
Earth. Chinese Coins" and 20 on.
Selections Of colors In grounds
and prints highlight Chinese tones.
all Of which are given Chinese
names. "Teakwood" brown u Q
feature shade opposed to bamboo
tan, "Waterchestnut" beige, and
white. Tang" red Il Ike npstick
red, "Pagoda" red u lacquer tone.
"Wan-tan" Is the name applied to
natural. Dynasty blue" II the
favored light blue. Light navy u
Imperial Navy; two green's are
almond green, q very-delicate tone.
and "Peking green" . vivid shade.
Ming Jade" Chinese lilac" and
Lotus pink" are novelties. -'Raven
black" Is included.
For some time now there has
been q definite trend toward
China INSPIRED costumes and = re-
vival Of coolie and mandarin coats.
The summer season brings many
charming ideas In silks and cottons
as well Is In details. and In coolie
hats, many Of which are In last
years pet coconut braid.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-25

Beauty Tips

Every rt-looking girl has .
few little beauty secrets OF her
own. One revealed the other day
concerns soap. The young woman
has Z radiant and llawless akin but
admits that It has . tendency to
oiliness. This she keeps under con-
troll by using mems shaving soap.
the cake, not the cream variety.
This Il 20 bland abe works the slds
into the skin and leaves It on 0ve
minutes to purge thoroughly the
pores Of al oil, makeup or other
accumulation. This y rinsed away
and the face given . quick Ice rub
or patting With chilled skin tonic.
. .
Exotic Hedy Lamar hes . clsveT
trick for creating oqually exotic
perfumes. The SECRET y th1S, ohe
simply mixes two o. three Or four
together and the results aro M
vsriably intriguing.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-25

Boys who left home four or five
months ago, return - men who
have the respect Of their family,
friends. and the community. In
every uniform Is . potential hero.
I'm sure they would hate II. but I
can think Of nothing better than
to say that In the eyes Of women,
at least. they are 0lAmor Boys who
have everything Hollywood ever
produced lashed to the mast. II you
don't believe me look ct the proud,
possessive look In the eyes Of every
pretty gtrl who has the chance to
step out with . soldier.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-25

. bit boastful Of It. II It's IN act,
calculated TO keep up motters'
morale. It's . good act. Parental
chests swell with pride. but you
can't tell parents that camp u al
. boy claims It TO be. Mother just
won't believe that kitchen police
u any moro fun than helping with
the dishes or peeling potatoes for
the family's Sunday dinner. And
father. who served his apprentice
ship trying to get little Junior to
help around the yard. can't gee him
being much use around camp. They
are reluctantly forced to admit
that Junior has improved under
military discipline and that he
looks just fine.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-25

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os IL food passes into the duo.
1rnmln improperly mixed and pre-
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