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The Nome nugget., 1941-11-21
'. s. MONEY DOESN'T GO FAR IN RUSSIA

OAKLAND, Nov. - Thirty nine members of the crew of the oil tanker Associated" received salaries and bonuses totalling S32,000 for taking the tanker on a 20,000-mile trip to Vladivostok and back. The vessel carried 98,- 900 barrels of aviation gasoline to the Russian port. The crew members received bonuses for both the trip out and return.
 The "Associated' seamen found Vladivostok a rather dull town with prices sky high. One man reported that a pair of shoes was priced $80 in American money and a chocolate bar $1.50. Cap tain Hawkins said that the tank CT encountered no trouble but the men aboard were a bit ner- Vous as she passed through the Sea of Japan. Russian torpedo boats escorted the tanker in and out of Vladivostok Harbor thru mines that had been laid.
The Nome nugget., 1941-11-21
British Make SO-Aiile Advance in
 36 Hours Against Axis In Africa
 Bloody Fighting Moscow Defenses

CAIRO, Nov. 21 tP)- Military dispatches said armed British spearheads are knifng through the Axis seige lines around Tob- ruk. while other columns passed the stronghold to the south, after an 80-mile advance in 36 hours. The British spokesman said The main batle has not yet been join. ed. Nothing is on a large scale yet"
 Mi itary observers said Gener- Ia Rommels German corps chief, is opposition to the British is maneuvering to engage the corps in a decisive battle and indicated that at least part of the Axis fore es winch ringed Tobruk for more than six months, constantly shell ing and bombing the tiny British garrison were caught between fir eS.
 Mussolini's high command asserted that Italian and Ger man mechanical columns firmly sustained" new British attacks land passed to counterattscks. v
 The Soviet radio reported "b]oody fighting is now in pro
The Nome nugget., 1941-11-21
Nye Convinced U. s. Can End Sino-Jap War

WASHINGTON, Nov. 20 (4o) - Senator Nye said he was convinc ed that the United States cou d end the S;no-Jap war on a satis- factory basis and prevent further hostilities in the Pacific if they are willing "to help Japan save her face" by agreeing to relstive ly minor concessions for Japsn in China such as 3 few air bases, Supporters eff the administra- ton foregin policies disagreed.
 The Kurusu-Hull conversations are at standsti l, awaiting fur tller instructions from Japan.
The Nome nugget., 1941-11-21

gress" in three sectors along the Moscow 200-mile defense 5rc and Red armies have beaten off a vio- lent new offensive launched Tues day night.
 The German radio asserted that strong British reinforce mentS are steadily arriving at Sierra Leone on the west African coast south of Dakar and that six British warshipS are also at Free town discharging bomberS and ground personnel.
 Reds Sink German Transports
 The Russians announced that the Red navy sunk a 5000-ton German tanker and three trans ports in the Barents Sea, appar- en:ly enroute 10 reinforce Axis uni's in the far north.
 l. was reported that the French protested to Tokyo that the JsRs ere overstepping the ag- reements which gave them the right to bases in French Indo- China, as the Jap Diet in extra ordinary session c,osed after rat. fying 3 big pregr n of new mili- tsry expenditures ard taxes.
The Nome nugget., 1941-11-21
CIO Pledges Every Thing In Power
 For Defense Effort

DETROIT, Nov. 20 1P' - A de claration that Tn this grave crisis, mediation and peaceful so u..on of our industrial dis putes is of utmost importance" was approved by the annual CIO convention delegates who closely s-il--r.=~a ~se#t1,.,,-.z~.s ,,. e1-- Captive Coal Mine strike. as well as the proceeding at their own concleve. They ado optea 3 resolu- lion asserting that GO and affil :atzd unions will d. 5.l .n their power to cooperate W.ta the gov ernment for maximum defense production.
The Nome nugget., 1941-11-21
PUGET SOUND NAVY
 YARD TO RUSH BUILDING

BRDMERTON, Nov. - Con- struction at the Puget Sound Navy Yard will reach an all-time high when work is started on the first of 8 high speed heavily arm ed escort vessels for Great Brit ain.
 The Navy Department announc esan allotment of 8 ships of ov- CT 50 to be constructed at the Bremerton Navy Yard and other navy yards.
 Each ship is to cost about $6,- 100000. The special design is kept a profound secret.
The Nome nugget., 1941-11-21
Hope Vanishes Settlement Captive Coal Mine Strike
Lewis Refuses Budge From No
 Compromise Position In Captive
 Goal Mine Strike-Niolence Flares

WASHINGTON, Nev. 20 fPD - Hopes fer a sediment of the Cap tive coal strike without govern ment action reached the vanish ing point as John L. Lewis refus- cd to budge from his no com promise position. Despite fresh efforts by President Roosevelt late yesterday. he fatly rejected the new peace formula, saying that he spoke solely for himself, but no formal rep y was possible until the Unions policy commit tee meets Saturday.
The Nome nugget., 1941-11-21
U.S.S s. Indiana
 Launched 6 Mo. Ahead of Schedule

NEWPORT NEWS, Va, Nov. 2l oPl = The 35,00O-ton battle ship Indiana. which Secretary of the Navy Knox described in his launching speech as a symbol of this nations will to survive a world at war, splashed in the James River six months ahead of schedule.
The Nome nugget., 1941-11-21
Ten Million Soviet Casualties

BERLIN. Nov. 2l (4o) Author ized German sources said ten mil lion Russians have been killed, wounded, and captured in the 5 months war with Russia, ending today. The figure cited was what they termed survey of Hitler's strategy of destruction" Listed were 3,792,OOO prisoners.
The Nome nugget., 1941-11-21
RAF BOMBS AXIS MOTORIZED FORCES

CAIRO. Nov. 20 (P)-The RAF reported that its planes yester- day bombed Axis tanks and motor transports moving west ward along the Salum-Capuzzo road" away from the Egyptian border, across which was launch e1 the major offensive into Libya. The rePcrt d q not state specific ally that they were retreating.
The Nome nugget., 1941-11-21
TORPEDO AXIS SHIPS IN MEDITERRANEAN

LONDON, Nov. 20 lP, - The Admiralty annourced that sub marines torpedocd an Italian tanker and German supply ship in the Mediterranean.
The Nome nugget., 1941-11-21
Thee Men Are Wounded By Cllnfn'e

PI17TsBURG. Ny. 20 LP, = Three nsen were wounded by a tolloy of shots in 3 clash at dawn between pickets snd ncn-str.king .oal miners in Fsrette County coal feld, hotbed of he four-day old Mine Works strike.
 Ernest Metzner, aged %. min
The Nome nugget., 1941-11-21
Dritain's Desert Armies Driving
 Deep Into Libya--Offensive Aimed
 At Knocking Axis Out No. Africa

UNDATED, Nov. 20 fPD - Brit aims desert armies of three-quar teTs cf a million men were report ed driving deep into Libya after advancing more than 50 miles on 2 l40-mile front in a vast, secret lv launched offensive aimed at knocking the Axis out of North Africa. Dispatches said the attack started al dawn Tuesday and set the German and Italian troops back on their heels in shocked surprise.
 Decision Might Come Soon
 Prime Minister Churchill told Parliament that the long awaited push had already wen positions of marked advantage' and de c:sioA might come within a few hours" This Is the first time we are 2. least as equally well arm e5" as the Germans, he said. add ing that Britain waited and plan
The Nome nugget., 1941-11-21

Buy Defense Bonds ard S.an'ps
The Nome nugget., 1941-11-21
RAF DESTROY
 24 AXIS PLANES

CAIRO. Ncv. q lPl-The RAF announced 5he destruction of 24 Axis planes n operations yester- day. The British acknowledged tha. 9 of their own We're missing.
The Nome nugget., 1941-11-21
Cordoya Grounds, Is Pulled Off, Grounds Again

KETCHIKAN, Nov. 20 lEP) - The Cordova, enrou.e here after refoa-ing at h.ga tile. went aground at Woody Point in Cha tham Strait. A Coas- Guard cut or pulled it off ard ano'her Coast Guard beat ard an army trsnacort took off the sssengers. Ar early resege sad High and dry on ? reef. require assistance te remove passengers" The sh'p has beer in service at Un3las'1a and was proceeding south from Juneau.
The Nome nugget., 1941-11-21

CT. Vas shot througa the left shoulder and less than two hours later a fusilade of shots nit the auto of Mine Superintendent James Maher who escaped in- jury.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-03-20

U koliko kapitalizam dostize
krai svoga uza bori Sc da odrzi
svoju ravnotezu, materijalni polo
zai radnicke klase postaje dano-
mice nepodnosljiviji.
Buduci da je materijalni polo
zaj nuzni i resavajuti cinioc u
kristalizovanju duha bune medju
radnicima, stoga Sc mi sada suo-
cavamo yalom strajkova, koji u
zima sve vece proporcije. U sko-
70 svakom kraju zemlje radnici
izlaze Ma strajk naocigled Milo
ma besposlenih, kojima je stalo da
dodju do posla.
Ne menja stvar da Ii su radni-
ci organizovani u juniie A. F. R.,
kompanijske junije iii su neorga-
nizovani. Kad materijalni uslovi
promicu nezadovoljstvo, strajk je
obicno neizbezan rezultat, budu-
ci da je oval eksplozivni odusak
jedini kojim je masa radnika "a
poznata. Razume Sc, mi Cd S. l..
P. znamo da je strajkasko oruzje
zastarelo, buduci da stvarno nije
nikakvo oruzje opste, ali COLE
ma vecina radnika ina TEX da ma
uci ovo.
| tako vidimo da radnici svo
vecem broju izlaze ma strajk, Ii
mnogim slucajevima brisuci na
stranu konzervativno ''vodistvo".
Ma kakvi bill takozvani zahtevi
= priznanje junije, kolektivno po-
gadjanje, iznajmljivanje dvorana
iii sta bilo osnovni uzrok je
nezadovoljstvo Il vezi najamni-
com i radnim uslovima, a cilj po-
boljsanje tih nasuSnih cinioca.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-03-20

ma oslobodjenja coveeanstva; da
ga docekamo tako spremno da Mig
de ne pogresimo, jer izgleda da
&c uveliko zavisiti opsta pobeda
Proleterske Revolucije cd stepe-
ma revolucionarne spreme anne
ricke radnicke klase.
Mi moramo sto wise pred rad
nicima isticati cinjenicu jasno i
sigurno da su labor lideri svi
oni koji radnicima govore da Sc
oval rat vodi da bi Sc "oslobodile"
potistene nacije Cd morije nacis-
tickog nasrtaja, kao oni koji 60
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-03-20
Drzanje S. L.P. prema $traj jkovi1na.

sew cd Teamsters International,
mesto da upraznjavaju vodJstvo,
behu skoro "proterani il grada'.
Isto tako bese u drugim interna-
cionalnim junijama, koje su pre-
tile svom Clanstvu ma PacltlckoJ
Obali strasnim reZultatima. Oblc-
no elanstvo je pregazilo fekerski
savet doslovno prcilo noseve ma
njihovo fekersko vodjstvo i sve-
tost ugovora.
Tako liza skoro svakog danas-
Meg strajka, bez obzira ma boju
takozvanih zahteva iii tissues" u
strajku, postoji rastece nezado-
voljstvo S uslovima, kOje namece
radnickoj klasi bro raspadajuti
kapitalizam. Cak ako bi strajku
juci radnici poricali klasnu bor-
bu, oni imaju posla S klasnom
borbom njihovi slept pokusaJl
da poboljsaju svoje stanje pravo-
valiant su najpunijem smislu.
Owl Strajkovi mogu sc okarak-
terisati kao varnice sa nakovnj IA
bune mi cd S. l.. ?. Sc odusev-
ljavamo sto stoji iza njih. Razu-
me Sc, mi sazaljevamo stalno upo-
trebljavanje jednog zastarelog o.
ruzja JOS jednom pozivamo rad
nicku klasu da Sc organizuje Il
klasnosvesne SocijalistiCke Indus
trijalne Junije Ma ekonomskom
polju, Ma politickom polju da
podupire revolucionarni program
Socijalisticke Radnicke Partije,
da bi lupeska tvrdiava kapitaliz-
ma mogla biti razbijena i zane
(Nastavak Ma 4. strani.)
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-03-20

Osnovne druge industrije ma
sovne proizvodnje danas kljuca-
ju nezadovoljstvom i vecina rad
nika su resent da poboljsaju svo-
je stanje. Dokle je II nekim slu-
cajevima pravo "kolektivnog pc
gadjanja" prividno glavni i pone-
kad jedini objavljeni zahtev, oci-
gledno je da su drugi vazniji
obziri odgovorni "a takve straj-
kove. u nekim slucajevima su rad
nicki fekeri odgovorni "a stavlja-
ME takvih pitanja kao sto je ''ko-
lektivno pogadjanje" procelje
cak iskljucivanje drugih vaz-
niiih pitanja, obecavajuci da &c
biti wise prilike Ia uspesno ira
zenje povisice u najamnici nakon
sto Sc junija prizna.
U strajku pristanisnih radnika
Ma Pacifickoj Obali proslog leta
videsmo da je pitanje "iznajmlji-
vanja dvorana" uhitrilo trodnevni
generalni strajk Il oblasti San
Francisco Bay. Svako, medjutim,
znade da liza oyog tobOznjeg fe-
kerskog zahteva "a zatvorenu ra-
dionicu postojaSe buntovni duh
radnicke klase. resen da pobolj-
sa najamnicu radne uslove ta-
mosnjih pristanisnih radnika. A
kad Sc obmiSlja ovom narotitom
strajku, doista je vrlo vazno drza-
ii ma umu da su radnicki fekeri
upiniali sye sile da drze poklo-
pac ma kazanu sprece strajk,
cak urgirajuci obicno clanstvo da
napusti zahtev o Knajmljivanju
dvorana". Ryan cd international
Longshormen's Association Ca
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-03-20

~.
wore radnicima da Sc moze ziNot
"demokratija" poboljsati okvi-
ru kapitalizma, kapitalisticki a.
GENT, neprijatelji radnicke klase.
Udarajmo sa svom nasom silom
protiv te najvece tvrdjave, ali
najslabije strateske pozicije kapi-
talisticke klase, protiv fekera i
prevaranata redovima radnicke
klase.
Udarati moramo protiv sve ka-
pitalisticke reakcije, jer je to ma
sa sveta duznost.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-03-20

liza, nakon zavrsetka Prvog Svet-
skog Rata. / tada mozemo oceki-
vati pojavu sile ljudskog progre-
sa jacom nepobitnijom, nego sto
ikada pre- beSe. Tada ce kapitali-
zam biti slabiji nego sto je ikada
bio.
Sva gornja ocekivanja su cisto
iogicne prirode Mi, clanovi sim
paticari Socijalisticke Radnicke
Partije - prijatelji radnickog o.
slobodjenja, imamo veliki posao
da obavimo, da spremimo sto vi
Sc radnika i radnica "a docek da-
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-03-20

odusevljava nase clanove.
"Za vreme odlucenog strajka j
"a citavo vreme strajka, ma licima
strajkujucih radnika video Sc IL
raz gordosti prema poslodavcu
gotovi su bill da podnesu mnoge
zrtve protiv onih, koji bi i'm sta
Ii ma borbenom i'm putu. Ia vre-
me piketovanja kada su pokusali
stra ajkolomci da probiju piketasku
liniju automobilima, oni su kre-
tajuce automobile podizali i baca-
Ii natrag, a strajkolomci su mo-
rail- bezati svojim kucama. Ma
jednom ulazu tvornicu, CHE zem-
ljiste "pripada gradu Buffalo,"
bufalska policija (njih oko dve
stotine) pokusala je da omoguci
strajkolomcima da udju u tvorni-
Gu, ali nije sc najbolje provela.
Gin su strajkasi saznali Cd svo-
jih drugova ma piketaskoj liniji,
da bufalska policija propusta
stra jkolomce, "a takorekuc trenut
Okla, stize pomoe piketasima cd
nekoliko stotine strajkujucih rad
nika, i to ne golih ruku, nego ma
oruzanih ruku = prvom sukobu
strajkasa s policijom jedan je po-
Mcaiac ozledien jedan strajkas.
Kada je video gradonacelnik gra-
da Buffalo, sta sc moglo jos sve
iz ovoga izleci, on izda naredbu
da sc zatvori Lake Shore Rd.', i
s tim cinom bese onemoguceno u
lazak straj ajkolomaca tvornicu.
Il ako je bila jaka zima "a vre-
me strajka, ali nj jednog trenut-
ka piketaska linija nije ostala bez
piketasa. Lozili su vatru, grejaI
Sc j redovno bill snabdevani cd
svojih drugova s hranom. Pored
toga, neprestano su ~nosili table
raznim natpisima. Ma jednoj je
bio natpis: Profits before Patri-
otism, says Bethlehem Steel. Ma
drugoj je tabli naslikana ogrom-
ma suma novca, koju prima godis-
ME predsednik korporacije, Mr..
Grease, a ispod toga stajalo je D
vo: a koliko mi radnici prirna-
MOI
'Zaista to bese odusevijavajuci
duh klasne borbe. Nije nikakvo
:udo sto je postupio gradonacet
nix Buffalo, kako je postupio.
"Dakle, IL dovde recenog moci
ces videti da je mas kratko-trajni
traik ostavio dragocene uspome-
ne nasoj sredini, koje ce, pored
ostalog, mama sluziti u nasoj sva-
kodnevnoj agitaciji medju ovdas-
MIN radnicima
'Pri zakljucku zelim ii dostavi-
ii drzanje nash clanova prema
strajku strajkujucim radnicima.
Drzanje kako clanova naSeg O.
granka. tako clanova ostalih
subdivizija S. L. P, bilo je odlic-
no "a svaku pohvalu. l zaista
takvo drzanje nash clanova "a
vreme oyog strajka dokazuje da
je S. l.. P. na njihovoj strani
njihovim borbama protiv kapita-
la. S ovakvim drzanjem naseg
clanstva, medju rajkujucim rad
nlcima, mas pokret je dobio vell-
ke simpatije, a narcotic je dobio
mas pokret simpatije kroz naseg
vrednog druga Branka Papadopo-
losa. On je cesto odlazio glavni
stan junije, gde je pred stotinama
radnika govorio, kome su radnici
odobravali. Kada je drug Branko
imao rec, tada su fekeri cutali,
posto su videli da ga rado radni-
ci slusaju i odobravaju mu."
Gornji izvestaj druga Bogdana
ne samo da dobro dolazi "a oba-
vestenje nasim citaocima, nego
jednovremeno je i odgovor nas:m
protivnicima (protivnicima rad
nickog oslobodjenja), koji Sire
laz da je S. L. P protiv radnika
kada izlaze ma strajk.
Mi Sc pridrzavamo Marksove
krilatice da radni ici no frahai in ia
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-03-20

uspesnije udalji dan pobede rad
nicke klase.
A sto Sc tice dr.. Braunthala,
kao svi fekeri, tako on, zakleo
Sc vladavini privatne svojine da
&c joj kao pseto vemo sluziti 40
groba, pa ma da Sc more nevlne
krvi radnog naroda oko MEGA
profile! Da radnicka klasa Ne
macke ne bese zavedena sa feke-
rima, kao sto je Braunthal, na
mesto Hitlera, mi bi danas imali
Socijalisticku Nemacku, a, vero-
vatno Geo svet bi danas bio So
cijalisticki - ne bi morali ziveti
vecitom strahu veceg krvopro-
lica, veceg zarobljivanja, veceg
nazadka da radnicku klasu ne Ia
vode kapitalisticki porucnici po-
StOJeclm JunlJama.
Ali usuprot svih prevaranata,
postoji jaka mogucnost da ce rad
nicka klasa morati uzeti vlast u
svoiim rukama. Nj sama burzoa-
zija ne INA kako &c Sc sve ovo ne
sretno stanje kojem sc covecan-
stvo, zbog opstanka prezivelog
kapitalizma, nalazi. Ma kakvi da
su posleratni ciljevi "demokrati-
ia" ma koliko je ona ubedjena
da te in postici, velika neizves-
most vlada sa svom burzoazijom
"demokratskom" kao nacistic-
kom. Oba della imperijalistickog
kapitalizma imaju svoje "tajne"
posle-ratne ciljeve,. i, razume Sc,
osnov svih tin ciljeva jeste odr-
zanje vladavine privatne svojine.
1 odrzanje tog osnova jeste II pi-
tanju, jer sila ljudskog progresa
IMAGE vecu rec tome da kaze cd
reci raspadajuceg kapitalizma.
Ia sila ljudskog progresa vid-
no Sc pojavi Parizu Is. marta
1871, kada pariski proletarijat
uspostavi svoju klasnu vladavinu.
Parisku Komunu. Sa fizickom 81
lom je burzoazija krvi ugusila
tn prvu radnicku pobedu. Pri Ia
yrsetku Prvog Svetskog Rata, 81
la ljudskog progresa Sc jos jace
pojavi u Rusiji i tamo burzoazi-
ia nije uspela nj sa- fizickim uje-
dinjenim naporom da je unisti.
A elm sc rat priveo kraju, ovde
onde Sc ia sila ljudskog progresa,
jos ne u dovoljnoj meri, pojavlji-
vala, zbog toga bi krvi uguse-
ma.
Tako imamo istorijski primer,
da Sc u samom procesu rata moze
pojaviti pobedonosna Proleterska
Revolucija, da Sc ona pojavljuje
nakon samog rata, elm Sc uspos-
tayi kapitalisticko primirje.
Izgleda nam kao da nije u in
teresu "demokratija" da Sc sto
pre- prekine ovo krvoprolice, jer
Sc one priznato spremaju "a tri
! iii cetiri iii wise godina ratova-
MIA. Pored toga sto Sc "demokra-
tile" nadaju konacno da poraze
Nemacku i Italiju, one su sa O.
vim ration pocele da smanjuju
milionitu besposlicu koja i'm je
preko deset godina zadavala IL
zasnu glavobolju. One vide u du-
gom ratu sigurnije unistenje mi
Iona zivota "suviSnog" radnop
naroda, kao i unistavanje suvis.
nih espapa. "ViSak vrednostI' je
toliko ogroman da Sc moze ma We
likom kantaru unistavati, i rad.
nicka klasa je toliko produktivna
da Sc ma milione moze ubijati, .
da kapitalisticka klasa moze uzi'
vati u sigurnom izobilju. Mozds
swim kapitalistickim zemljama b
"godilo" stalno neprekidno krvo
prolice unistavanje suvisnog bo
gatstva. Ali, kao sto videsmo, Pro
leterska Revolucija u Rusiji 81
izvrsi samom procesu rata, ka
da Sc njegov kraj nj izdaleka nij'
mogao videti. To jeste, postoji jo'
VEGA mogucnost da &c Sc u ovon
krvoprolicu izvrsiti Proletersk;
Revolucija, pre- njegovog dovrSe.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-03-20
Skupstina vecerinka u E. Chicago, Ind.
Pirincin Meeting in Cleveland. O.


o Ave-
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-03-20
Javna skupstina u Akron. O.
Paris Commune Cele bration in Gary, Ind.

Committee of
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Fund
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-06-06
COCNCIIIMEN MAKE
SEVERAL REQUESTS

At the conclusion Of routine bust
IS at Tuesday nights Council SEES
sion, a number Of matters were
brought UP under special order.
Mayor Louis w. Benin introduced
the junior civic officers who were
chosen TO serve on the junior civa
program today.
His honor appointed COuncilmer
George &. Benin, Louis BrOhl and Cliff
ford T. Burke to investigate and re
port OH alleged smoke nuisances in tbs
city.
Councilman BrOhl asked the engin
Ger to investigate complaints regarding
the bad condition of railroad Gloss
ingS.
Councilman Benin requested action
on the grading Of streets.
Councilman Ford Wagar asked that
the Municipal Service Commission bt
required to repair holes In the pave
ment during the installation Of water
pipes, etc, and that the engineer
check some Of the complaints ON the
condition OF Goddard road
Councilman Burke suggested that
the city engineer repair or replace
pieces Of sidewalk left damaged after
operations ON the WPA sidewalk pro
ject Last fail.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-06-06
Proposals Wanted

Sealed proposals will be received by
the undersigned for the construction
of sidewalks to be laid for the City OF
WyandOtte during the year 1941 Said
bids TO be received on a square foot
basis according to specifications of the
City Of Wyandotbe ON file in the office
of the City Engineer, City Hall, Wysn.
dotte, Michigan.
Said proposals SbaA be delivered tO
the City Clerk in the City Hall of the
City Of Wyandotte, before four "a
o'clock PM, Eastern Standard Time
Tuesday, June 18th, 1141, and will be
publicly opened and read aloud at the
regular session of the City Council al
eight ~ o'clock PM, ON the same
day. The sealed documents shall be
titled Proposals Cor Sidewalks"
Bidder must furnish a certified
check in amount of $4,000 said check
to be returned to the successful bid.
der when an acceptable Performance
Bond has been furnished and approx
ed
THIS City reserves the right to waive
any infOmnalities or to accept any bid
or reject any bid or all bids, should ii
be deemed for the best interest of the
City.
LAWRENCE j. LaOOURSE,
22w2 City Clerk.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-06-06
Millen a Day
from l94l Tourists

Visitors in Michigan will spend
$56o, 600. 0OO-a million dollars q day
during 1871, setting an aA-time high
record in dollars and cents put into
circnla ton in a single year.
That's the prediction Of the Old
AAA Traveller OF the Automobile Club
of Michigan. His forecast is based on
reports OF travel authorities and pros
pective visitors themselves, opinions
gathered in recent months Of travel
into the winter and early Springtime
vacation apas Of the United States,
thnSe aueas patrOnized by the very per
Sons who wall BE- here in Michigan dur
ing the warmer months.
During 1910 Michigan held its
place as Americas No. l tourist state
the Old ALAA Traveller said The num-
Der OF visitors last Year, was L .JO0.OOO.
Arkansas held second place with five
million visitors. Mississippi, because Of
its gulf coast, was third with 100000,
North Carolina was fourth with 81
3OO.OOO. South Dakota WIS fifth with
Z, 10000, and-believe ii OF nOt-CaH-
fornias visitors for the year tOtaled
only 1896. 449!