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RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-07-03
Kapitalisticka drzava.

Onai, koji kaze: masovna or
eanizaciia, kaze: centralno u
pravno telo. Poslednje neizbezno
pot;ce IL prvog. Ali "centralno
upravno telo" nije istovetno pod
svima okolnostima drustvenlm
uredienjima. "Centralno upravno
telo" ie tacan odjek iii odraz
drustvenih prilika. Gde god le
drustvo podeljeno na izrablJenu
i izrabljivacku klasu, tamo po-
stoii klasa, koja vlada klasa,
mad kojom Sc vlada, ova clnJe-
MICA Sc, sa svoje strane, odra-
zava pojavi postojanju jednog
"centralnog upravnog tela", ella
funkcija nije proizvodna, nego
ugnjetavacka, nije administrative
ma, nego politicka. Takva je kapi-
talistiCka drzava. sta je Narodno
Udruzenje Proizvodjaca Hrane
reklo, doticuci sc nesposobnostl
senatora poslanika kongresu
da upravljaiu proizvodnjom hra-
ne, sto ne bi istoj meri vazllo
"a sposobnost te gospode OBJ
zirom ma upravljanje prevoznlh
sredstava zemlje, njenog rudar-
stva, njenog gradjevinarstva,
njene industrije odela, njene in
dustriie Dbuce svih drugih ME
nth potrebnih grana proizvodnje,
sve do najmanje Cd Min? y svima
drugim potrebnim granama pro-
izvodnie ina, kao Il ogranku
hrane, "teskoca", pitanja "nauc-
ne prirode". - ukratko, stvari
tehnickog poznavanja, kojim
osoblie kapitalisticke uprave nije
poznato vezi lSojim, prema
tome, 'nije pametno ocekivati"
cd NIGGA sigurnu inteligentnu
akciju. Svako znade, da Sc sve-
mu tome senatorima i poslanici-
ma moraju redovno drzati preda-
vanja, kao sto i'm Sc mora drzati
predavanje, po priznanju samog
Narodnog Udruzenja Hrane,
vodjenju industrije hrane. Posto
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-07-03
Daniel De Leon.

Pred mama Sc nalazi jedna ok
ruznica, koju je tn skoro lzdalo
Narodno Udruzenje ProiZvodjaca
Hrane, kojom Sc apeluje "a
sjedinjenje u svrhu dobijanja
jednog valjanog svezemal jskog
zakona hrani cd kongresa Sic
dinienih Drzava. Okruznica IL
iavljuje, da je donasanje sve-
zemaljskog zakona hrani nelz-
bezno, ali sumnja, da &c tai zakon
biti dobar, "a svoju sumnju is
tice razloge putem ukazivanja ma
okolnost, da "senatori poslanici
ne razumevaju teskoce, koje stole
pred proizvodjacem hrane'; ma
dalje, okruznica sc pusta u objas-
njavanie, kako su "neke stvari Il
pitanju nauene prirode teske "a
razumevanie svakog onog, koji
nije oznat sa proizvodnJom
hrane"; otuda ona zakljucuje, da
"nije pametno ocekivati" prak-
tican i mudar zakon cd kongresa
sve dotle, dok sc senatorima i
poslanicima ne odrzi lekcija 0 o.
vom pitanju.
Zakljucak je tacan, ali Narod-
no Udruzenje Proizvodjaca Hra-
ne malo sanja znacaju, sto ga
njegov argumenat ina. Slobodno
Sc moze reel, ola bi sc Udruzenju,
kada bi mu Sc reklo, da kapitalis-
ticka drzava, ii. kapitalisticka u
prava, znaci politicku upravu i
da politicka uprava nema danas
nikakve druge svrhe, do da sluzi
kao oruzje "a ugnjetavanje rad
nicke klase cd strane kapitalis-
ticke klase, slobodno Sc moze
reel, da bi Sc Udruzenju, kada bi
mu sc to reklo, najezila koza. Pa
ipak, gornji argumenat Udru-
zenja pruza daljnji ubedljivi
dokaz "a tacnost istog tog socija-
listickog ucenja.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-07-03
Sa piknika.
milwaukee,, Wis.

U nedelju 8. juna, mas ie Ogra-
max odrzao svoj prvi piknik owe
sezone.
Ovoga puta mas je vreme izne-
nadilo. Geo dan je bilo tako hladno
da smo Sc najugodnije osecali
kod vatre gde Sc janjci peku. Bu-
duel da nije mesta bilo "a sve da
Sc ujednom greju, mi smo Sc mo-
rail- redjati.
Nj nasa poseta nije bila ovoga
puta onakva kao sto je oblcno /
mamo, ako smo "a to ulozill
mnogo truda. O V G a puta
i'm m O + m oprostiti jer su
imali donekle opravdanog razloga
"a syoie otsustvo. Ali oni &c imati
priliku da ono sto SUI sada izgu-
bill nadokande 10. augusta, koJeg
dana cemo odrzati mas drugi pix
nix "a kojeg Sc Ogranak sprema,
to poziva sve one koii nisu mogll
ma ovom pikniku biti da mas pose
te tog dana.
Iako je poseta ovog piknika BIZ
la mala, ipak Sc racuna da &c
cist prihod biti cd oko $1,000.
Ogranak sc svesrdno zahvalJu-
ie swim prisutnima koji su omogu-
cili sa svoiim trosenjem da ma
pravimo pomenuti cist prlhod.
S. NJ, dopisnik.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-07-03

Sc priznaje njihova nepotrebnos'
Il upravi proizvodnje, zasto sc
onda ia gospoda nalaze tamo!
Da daiu vidno telo kapitalistickol
drzavj, drugim recima, ola
odrzavaju izrabljenu, ugnjeta-
,vanu radnicku klasu silom Il
stanju najamnog ropstva.
Narodno Udruzenje Proizvo-
diaca Hrane nije zivelo uludo.
Niegova okruznica je "izvan-
skolska brbljarija". Dokazujuci
suvisnost cak opasnost kaplta-
listicke iii politicke drzave u u
pravi proizvodnje, ono je doprl-
nelo svoiu hleptu ma oltar olaksa-
vanja koraka zagrejavanJa pr
siiu revoluc ionarne vojske rada,
koja sc sada sprema "a obaranJe
politicke uspostavu adminlstra-
tivne drzave. Nemajuci pod svo-
iom zastavom potcinjene klase,
buduci da nema iZrabljene klase,
"centralno upravno telo', sto ga
socijalna revolucija nosi u svoJoJ
utrobi, nece imati politickih, po-
slova da obavlja; ono nece lmati
nikakve klase da odrzava Il pot
cinjenosti i, sledstveno, njegove
misli nece trebati da Sc okrecu
"a srdstva nadine ugnjetSva-
MIA; njegovi &c poslovi biti isklju-
civo produktivni i, sledstveno,
Cd MEGA Sc moze "pametno oce-
kivati'' da radi sigurno i inteli-
gentno. Ukratko, ono ce Sc sa-
stojati cd takvih predstavnika,
koji su osobno poznati sa zemalj-
skim industrijama, cd ljudi,
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-07-03
Sa piknika.
Chicago, I'll.

chicago, III.
U nedelju 8. juna mas Ogranak
je odrzao svoj prvi piknik owe Sc
zone.
Iako je vreme bilo tako hladno
da su neki vatru palili da- Sc
greju, ipak je mas piknik bio US
pesan. Cist prihod iznosi $88.27.
Najvise su doprineli ovom m
prihodu drug i drugarica Kapu-
dziia koji SUI neumorno prodavali
tikete. Dakle, moze Sc doprinetl
VEGA materijalna moralna po-
moe nasem pokretu samo ako svl
svoje slobodno vreme utrosimo
u svrhu naseg oslobodjenje.
Ogranak Sc zahvaljuje swim
posetiocima koji su sa svojim pri-
sustvom doprineli uspehu ovog
piknika.
Umoljavamo citaoce Radnicke
Borbe da imaju Ma umu da &C
Klub Radnicke Borbe odrzatl
svoj piknik 20. juna, a Ogranak
svoj drugi piknik l3. julia. Oba
pomenuta piknika odrzace Sc na
87th St., i Western Ave.
M. Vasilic, dopisnik.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-07-03
Zabran.jen radio g0vOr
druga J. Pirincina...
(Nastavak sa 3. strane.)

(Nastavak sa 3. straae.)
owe uzase sve dotle dogod ne resi-
mo da ucinimo kraj ovom sistemu
ludila razorstva. (Skoro da zabo-
ravismo ma upravitelja radio sta
nice WV, ali emo Sc opet pri kra-
ju javlja on nece da sc mi resi-
mo njegovog sistema ludila i ra-
zorstvaD
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-07-03
SOCIJALISTICKO RESETO.

da Ia nezavisnost proizisao IL mes
porazuma,' koii sc je mogao lako
otkloniti." Da donekle parafrazi-
ramo gornji paragraf Narodnog
Glasn;ka u syetIosti pseud0komu-
nisticke move partjjske liniie":
Danas su isti clement, koji a.
mericki narod hoce uvuci Il impe-
rijalisticki rat ma strani britain
skin torijevaca, koji su pre- 20
juna ma sva usta govorili "protiv"
imperijalistickog rata - americ-
ki pseudovci!
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-07-03

Cinjenlce su owe: kapitalizam ie
pokusao pokazao Sc sasvim ne
uspesan. Sistem kredita je pro-
pao usled sebicnih zahteva kapi-
talistickog individualizma. On ne
moze pruziti radnickoj klasi stall
nu sigurnost. On je kao kuca, ko-
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-07-03
Stvari kOie wise necemo
videti II "komunis-
tiCkoj" Stampi:

To bese "a. juna kada pittsbur-
Ski Narodni Glasnik rece.
''Eto t.; ga vrazei Ia nasa bla-
zena gospoda " 'komesari Il Va
shingtonu" traze cd sirotinje da
zrtvuje tijelo dusu "a 'narodnu
obranu'."
To wise necemo cd NIGGA cuti
ako neCe da Sc ogresi "svetos-
ti' move "Komunstitke "partij-
ske linije," koja glasi:
"Brani Ameriku davajuci punu
pomoc Sovjetskoj Juniii Veil
koj Britaniji svima nacijama ko-
je Sc bore protiv Hitlerar'
Cd sada ce Sc pittsburski Ma
rodni Glasnik mor2t: swim kora-
Gina 'narodne obrane" klanjati i
klicati: Amin! !"
u istom broiu Narodni Glasnik
rece:
"Tai nekakvi DR.. Gallup, koji
mjeri 'javno mijenje,' bas ie pra-
Vi majstor. Uvjek kada vlada Il
Washingtonu hote da poduzme no.
We mjere "a rat iii protiv radnis-
iva, on ii odmah donasa 'podat-
ke' sa k0iima 'dokazuje' da javno
mijenie 'trazi' upravo ono Sto Via
da poduzima.''
wise yideti Il "kom,lnistjckoi''
stampi, ier pseudokomunistitka
"nova partiiska liniia glasi" f.:
amer i'Ni j " l . " i'''i q ui'''
ieol'I ~ u wy" S'i' ''-'0 va 20
'"A i'e'''"' N' i''' 'A'''"' pa
s'oJ0 NJ - Jei 0''" 1''e "0' ''l'
q / sue amer ''N0s '''i 0u"
III IL " L Z III . 'iio '"N' W.
NJ an I'd 0e p'e'' W nv ~ = = = -
S''iip y" S'-iii" os a. / ' al p,,'
he III "aIlup"' I'd A"J ma W.
ha|uJe oa J"'Ho h'Je"Je u "Ai
ono $40 NI""" fo0u1'i'"' !e' -
oNuaS'iJa hoi''"HiS 'iCN' p1,i ~" 0,'
pouupiie s'es'i "no s'e oho S'o !"
ll'eiesu iai oune ooi aiie po" u
@hhiJe 'i"o' " '''''-'' '''' =
iSI' NOV '"''' -'"i 0''''' l"'
uNoon'1hl po'0o0i" Ai'"e"'' l. J"
!" 'e''
"U Britaniii u ono vriieme. kao
j danas. bill su ma vlasti naioko-
reliii naireakcionarniii toriievci.
on nisu htieli cuti da ameriGkom
narodu dadu i naimanieg trunka
slobode, kao sto danasnii toriiev-
ci rChurchill / Col rade napra-
ma narodu Indie naprama dru-
GIN poroblienim narodima."
Nj nrotiy britanskih "toriieva-
ca" niti protiv ovdaSniih "toriie-
'"e" ile'e >i'e p''''.' pa ..'N
III p' o'l' i''lll 'iee ''''e' = -'' -. - -
IL GUMS '" ''. ',''''7 '''''' '>>'
le'' N'o ''o ye""'l'' y ~ az ~ =
pSe"uoNo''iol'Is . 'No ''N' pa" -
sAu ilHiJ" AoJ" y Noine 'Si''
ID an 1Nil'ei N" ''''''i u NJ "
iiJe'ee ioJ|'ii''e oS' a. ooi p0,
iiioo 'o'N Je''N'' ''ii'Ji INV y
g.
- /
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-07-03

Ko je to sto govor; porazu
ia vam kazem da je stvar kao Ste
je nasa VEGA no sto je poraz moze
znati; to je sila mad silama. =
Francis Adams.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-07-03
P0lugOdiSnia sednica u Detroit, Mich.

nedeu julia Ogranak Detroit odrzate svoju pougodisr
sci St Pocetak sata podne.
canovi da su ma lokau, funkcioner
vesaje. C Scepovic,
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-07-03

ia Sc rusi, koja Sc ne moze popra-
viii: on je kao sasvim istrosens
maSina! - Bell.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-07-03

Ko bezi cd svoje duznosti, tai
bezi cd svoga karaktera. = Theo
dOre Parker.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-07-03
IL ZIVOTA FEDERACIJE.
Piknik u Lackawanna, N. Y.


to akupane UIani1 L.
AZZ automobile an { tpredIb Rta-
&c
Iana
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-07-03
Open-Air Meetings in Chicago. Ill.


O 6ls and SpakerAr E.
Fischer Members mathers and
npetrg
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-07-03
Piknik II Milwaukee, Wis.

nedeu redju
tax atp pone. d
automobile 5h St. Lmeu
te ODBOR
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-07-03
Pirincin Meetings in Cleveland, O.
Piknik u Chicago. Ill.

ua
pAnH tp
Evening star., 1941-12-01
House Member Denies
Labor Uses Defense
To Accomplish Aims
Representative Foeorty
Urges Textile Workers
To Fight Repression

Denying charges that labor is TAX
ing advantage of the present ma
tional emergency to further its OBJ
ieCtives. Representative Fogarty.
Democrat. of Rhode Island. today
called On labor unions to block en-
actment of what he termed "repres-
sive' legislation
Addressing the United Textile
Workers of America "A. F. L. at
the opening session OF special con-
ventiOn at the Hamilton Hotel.
Representative Fogarty declared
that congressional approval of
''repreSslve. anti-labor' legislation
would lead only to discomfort among
workers and diSlocation of industry
Mr. Fogarty, who is president of
the BricklaYerS' Union of Providence.
r. /, warned at the same time that
trade unions must keep their own
houses in order by getting rid of
undesirable elements"
He said labor is not taking ad-
vantage of the emergency, but is
merely trying to protect the worker
in the great enterprise on which
this Nation has embarked" He
added that labor owes its "unfailing
loyalty to this country'S course of
action
Robert Watts. A F.. L. representa-
tive to the International Labor Of
flee. charged that labor was not
being given a fair share of the re-
SponSibllity in the direction of the
defense effort.
Mr.. Watts also asserted that labor
unions must prevent stupid and
repressive legislation, which would
straitjacket the energies of the
workers who are helping to carry
out the defense program There
must be no war proflteering, he
added, by either capital, labor or
democracy
More than 225 delegates from
textile unions registered for the
COnclave, which will continu
through THURSDAY The meeting was
called ito consolidate the gains in
membership since our last conven-
tiOn, map a comprehensive organiza-
tional plan and elect international
officers" statement said.
c. F. Fox is president of the union.
Evening star., 1941-12-01
New Lamp to Brighten
Statue of Liberty Torch

~ the ASSOClaf ed Press
NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-The torch
atop the 3O5-foot Statue Of Liberty
in New York Harbor will burn
brighter next year, making the light
visible for 20 miles at sea
Three newly developed 3000-watt
mercury vapor lamps will be in
stalled January l to replace the
13 1.O00-watt incandescent lamps
housed in the torch. which is held in
the upraised right hand of Miss
Liberty
The new lamp was developed in
the Westinghouse Electric e. Manu-
featuring Co plant at Bloomfield,
N. j.. where it has been undergoing
tests in SubzerO and winter gale con-
ditiOns to determine its fitness to
serve under severe outdoor condi-
tions.
Evening star., 1941-12-01

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The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-09-13
.SA(RAMENT0, SEATTLE TIED
 ASLEADER5
SoIons Win Heefie Game from HoIIywood-R Rain
 iers Split with Seals
tBy Associated Press)

Sacramento and Seattle are tied for the lead in the Pacific Coast Leagues race for the pennant as Sacramento defeated Hollywood last night in hectic game and Seattle split doubleheader with San Fran cisco.
 San Diego dropped a decision to Oakland.
 Chet Wieczorek's homer with the bases loaded accounted for the win of Sacramento.
 The Rainiers went on a hitting spree in the first game of the twin contest last night to give Dick Bar rett his 18th triumph of the season. In the second game the Seals scored six runs in the sixth inning on four hits and four walks.
 Oakland pounded five San Diego twirlers last night, scoring five runs in the first three innings to win by the close margin of to 8.
 The Portland-Los Angeles game was rained out.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-09-13
VETERANS AID CARDS WIN CLOSE BATTLE
Mantuso and Crabfree Triple 10 Give St. Louis
 Victory : 4 10 }
(By Associated Press)

Edging back within a game of the National League lead, the St. Louis Cardinals nosed out Brooklyn yes terday, 4-3, with the help of pair of triples by the two eldest players on the souad.
 Gus Mancusco. 35, and Estel Crab tree. 37, crashed through to glory as the approaching end of the season accented the game. With their backs to the wall, both teams played under terrific pressure.
 Pittsburgh and Boston split their second straight doubleheader. the Pirates winning the first game, 6-3, and the Bostons taking the closer, 50.
 4.ew York used four moundsmen against Cincinnati but to no avail IS the Reds pounded all offerings for total of l3 hits, winning 8-4.
 Philadelphia blasted three Chicago pitchers to win, 53.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-09-13
pLAYER5rFEiED ,. sAT BANQUET BY
 JUNEAU BREMEN
Chief of Police Is Awarded Prize for Biggest Bone
 head Play of Season

Baseball decisions of a vanished season bore fruit again last night when Gastineau Channel League teams and officials were guests of the Juneau Volunteer Fire Depart ment at the annual diamond ban quet.
 With plenty of verbal assistance from the bench warmers and side line coaches, Frank Metcalf pres ided as toastmaster and introduced speakers who made informal talks.
 With players voting for various outstanding achievements of the season, the banquet hall resounded with more arguments than a night police court and about the only decision which wasn't debated was the unanimous verdict which gave Chief of Police Ken Junge the prize for the biggest bonehead play of the year.
 Junge's claim to fame was based on his nimbleness in reaching third base from second in Channel League game while his teammate, Joe Snow, was returning to third after false start for home.
 An honor guest at the celebration was Leonard Holmquist. acclaimed as the best fan of the season. Holm quist, who follows every team with keen interest, recalled old diamond days when teams played in Silver Bow Basin.
 Claude Erskine and Mark Jensen, members of the Douglas nine, and Ed Guerin, chief of the Douglas Fire Department, spoke for the is- land community Fritz Schmitz, Moose second baseman, was named as the most popular player of the league. with Norm Rustad, Doug las shortstop, close second. George Stragier of Douglas was named the outstanding outfielder and Snow the best infielder.
 Grassy Lowe. won the right to a free burial by Charles Carter an- nual honor paid the umpire selected as the most popular arbiter.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-09-13

HOLLYWOOD - Richard Denn- ing, now leading man to Dorothy Lamour in 'Malaya," was lucky. He had been at Paramount nearly two years, doing bits, when they decided to drop him. Too stiff. too mechanical,' they said. But an Intensive six-weeks study under Bill Russell studio drama coach, fore stalled the axe. Denning was leaned to Columbia for Adam Had Four Sons," came back a straaing possibility.
 Many finds" with studio con- tracts are less fortunate. They get the axe - and, frequently enough to give us all laugh, they turn up later at some other lot and become stars.
 Every Studio Misjudges
 You know the memorable in- stances: Deanna Durbin, released by Metro, saved Universal from the paw nshop; Rita Hayworth, dropped by 2Oth Century, shines for Colum- bia Metro frees Mary Beth Hughes, who clicks at 20th Universal's cast off ingenue becomes Warner Bros Bette Davis; Paramount's unwanted Bob Cummings becomes Universal's joy.
 Talent men give many reasons for this studio blindness. I'll try to sum them up: Anybody can recognize a star when hes star. Looking over a group of prospects, who can say lnfalllbly--that this one or that is sure to win the heights? Often the studio lacks sufficient roles to give all it's young players | A chance. Sometimes production schedules are changed, eliminating type of story for which hopeful was signed. Contracts call for periodic in- creases in salary. A player may be on the credit side of the com- pany's ledgers when, drawing $75 a week, he plays numerous bits at $l50 a week, if he's still playing 6its. he may be red ink. Say Metros Billy Grady. Wed rather pay you $1 900 a wee kthan $50. At $1 ,000 you ve arrived; at $50 you're just an experinent.,Ds w n Then There's Economy"
 Sometimes the prospect. is caught
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he saunters downstairs to the run way.
 Two things are happening. His bag has been showed backward from the scale onto two aluminium doors flush with the floor. The doors swing open. the bag whooshes down a chute to the ground level onto a small field truck, and the truck rushes the bag to the plane.
 The mans flight record is taking similar lightning course. It shoots to a passenger control room through a concealed tube where men rapidly sort the planes passen- gers, making out manifest" for each plane. A manifest simply is list of the people going on each plane. and the information about them.
 From the control room the man.
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Rosm Service, Almost

The plane gets an assist in landing and taking eff fro ma cir cular turn table which is set in the concrete. The right wheel comes to rest on the table. which swings around easily and turns the plane. Object is to save wear and tear on tires.
 Up in the passenger reservation room there is a clock that saves on brain wear and tear. It is fitted with silver keys that can be pulled out all around the face. Suppose you arrive 40 minutes early fcr your plane, and you want to eat, but also you want to be called five min- utes before plane time. The clock is set. It turns on red light, just when you want to be called. Your name goes on the loud-speaker, ana you walk leisurely to the plane.
 RUIY DEEENSE STAMPS
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GADGETs TO SPARE

Some thirty feet out stands the plane, turning up to carry people to New York, Miami Los Angeles and everywhere else. It stands over another co-ordinated set of gad- gets which have been designed to service planes and yet leave the field clear of Instructions.
 An iron lid opens, and out comes a big rubber hose that is inserted into the plane In summer the
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GAMES FRIDAY Pacific Coast League

Seattle 10. |; San Francisco 3, 9. Oakland g; San Diego 8. Sacramento 6: Hollywood 5. Portland-Los Angeles, rained out
 National League Boston 3, 5; Pittsburgh 6, o. 70 Philadelphia 5; Chicago 3. New York 4; Cincinnati 8. Brooklyn 3; St. Louis 4.
 American League Chicago 3; Philadelphia 0. Detroit 2; New York 8. St. Louis 0; Boston 5. 1; Cleveland 4; Washington T,
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 TIGERS FOR
 S-2 SCORE
Charley Keller Is Out of Game for Rest of Season
 Joe Mccarthy Is Sad
(By Associated Press)

The New York Yankees raided three Detroit Tiger pitchers yes terday for 13 hits after hearing that slugger Charley Keller will be lost for the rest of the season, including the World Series. because of an ankle injury on Thursday.
 Manager Joe Mccarthy is too crestfallen to discuss the possibilities of the effect of his chances in win ming another world championship.
 Rookie Early" Wynn held Cleve. land to eight blows while Washing
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in an economy drive which has no bearing on his individual tal- ents-often most regrettaoly.
 Occasionally the prospect is lazy or takes too much for granted; jolted by release, he makes good the next, time.
 The studios interchange tests. A test made at one lot may win a