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(Pisano pre- Americko-Japanskog
Rata.) :

4
Rata.)
Ma 4. decembra izisao je prvi
broj move jutarnje novine u Chi.
] cago, ILL.,, koja Sc zove "The Chi
cago Sum-" Do tada je Chicago
Tribune" imala monopol ma jutar-
nju pijacu burzoaskih novina.
Da je pokrenuce move novine
eisto trgovaeka avantura ne bi 81
tom pojavom bavili, ali je ono
wise cd toga. Chicago Tribune"
je zauzela stanoviste protivno
Rooseveltovoj Administraciji, to-
jest, ona je "a inostranu politiku
America First Committee" a
protiv intervencionista. "The Chi
cago Sun" &c zagovarati interven-
cioniste. Borba &c Sc voditi izme-
dju te dve novine. l svaka cd njih
&c tvrditi da ona stiti americku
slobodu.
Buduci da je "borba "a ocu-
vanje slobode" postala tako jefti-
ma stvar da je mozes ma ulici bada-
va dobiti, nece biti hrdjavo da is
pitima da Ii &c i njihova borba BIZ
ii tako jeftina. A da to domaine
moramo sazanati kome pripada-
ju iste, jer stampa ne moze biti
cistija cd karaktera posednika.
Mozemo zamisliti da "The Chi
cago Tribune" mora pripadati bo-
gatasima, jer svakog dana prodaju
oko million primeraka te novine.
Nju poseduje pukovnik Robert R.
Mccormick, eikaski plutokrata,
pun sa milionima kao pas buha.
On ne samo da poseduje tn no.
vinu nego on poseduje j ''The New
York Daily News" kao druga
poduzeca. Racuna Sc da je njegov
godisnji dohodak cd $5,00000O.
Mozda je stvar sa posedni-
stvom "The Chicago Sun"-a druk-
ca. Vele nam da ga je pokrenuo
Marshall Field 3. l on Sc "siromah"
jako patti jer dobiva sicusnu svo-
tn - S1O,O0O.OOO godisnjeg do
hotka. Njegovo Sc imanje racuna
da je oko 200 miliona dolara.
Sada Sc postavlja pitanje: ka-
kvu slobodu mogu predstavljati
oba ia plutokrata Da oni dobiva-
ju milione godisnjeg dohotka neko
mora da Sc tesko znoji, jer Milo
nj ne nicu prirodno IL zemlje kao
divlja trava. Marshall Field po-
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-12-11
NOVOGODISNJI DARAK RADNICKOJ
BORBI.
Swim PretpIatnicima 'Radnicke Borbe".

Swim Preplatnicima "Tsadnieke Borbe".
pozvate pruzite edinoj
Revouconarno Novni goslavenskom ezku RAD
NIcKOJ BORB omogucte da dale sr radnku
nuznos sadasnm ozbnim prlikama
Kapazam ide ko preti da odved drustvo
smetna zapreka svakom danem drusvenom
provodn raspodele e zapoeeo
Drugm Svetskim Raom kome radno covecanstvo gine
prova svou bi unapredi interest opovske kapas
tke kse Ouda laz ratov besposee drge nesece cd
koh strada radno covecanstvo SOCASTcKA sTAMPA
naucno pravno basnava uc radnc kasu kao mole pos
svoe osobodjen Otuda nresu radna da materjalno
maxu RADNIcKU sTAMP ao da moze redovno da
klasa n mole posiei svoje oslobodjenje.
Samo RADNcKA BORBA ugosavenskom jeziku iri taku
Zato pozvate da oj materjlno er nko
drugf joj nete pomoe.
Ispunie donji posalje zajedno vam priogom "a
Novogcdisni Darak RADNIcKoJ BoRBI.
SLEPcEVIC,
sekretar Federacije.
Nj. r Slepteve,
341B ST Clair Ave-,
Cleveland, Ohio.
DRAGI DRuzE:
q priokenoEn Salem ii So moi prlog 70 Novogedsnji
RADNcKOJ BORBI mole dae siri marksis-
ti1Rus prosyetu nsdiu radnicina sna4eg jezks.
Drugarski ii pozdrav,
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-12-11

"a vreme Prvog Svetskog Rata.
Mi smo to govorili razmaku
izmedju pros og sadasnjeg
Svetskog r t a. Mi sada to
preporucujemo radnickoj klasi. Jer
&c ona biti jos wise izrabljivana
jos wise kasapljena. u koliko traje
kapitalizma.
Zbijmo nase redove i sirimo be-
smrtnu nauku neumrlog Daniela
De Leona - nauku Socijalistickog
Industrijalnog Junionizma.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-12-11
De Leon O antimilitarizmu.
(Nastavak sa |. strane.)

(Nastavak sa /. strane.)
zacije, koja je isla civilizovanom stazom ga-
sovnice, te smesta, posto je glasovnica postala
beskorisna, svrgnuti kapitalizam mlitari-
zam, prostituciju, zenski rad decji rad, crnu
plavu policiju, skupa ostalim katalogom
kapitalistickih zloeina, skupa sa samim kap
talizmom.
Ako ia sretna okolnost bude rat, onda &c
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-12-11
10 guuts pitlje uniOniznla.

Kaashesx alasneg pokrsta
x1vssi o. principa nas kojsH'
seoiis Axe So prineipi lspita-
Hst4tk1, ontia je kapitAaistitki
pse4ets alro su oni proletess
ski on1ss jes proleterski po-
lree. DefLeon.=
Postojeee junije broje milione
~Orxanfxovsnik radnika. Radni-
ei- -su -danas q vsGem broju "orga-
nizovaniji' no Sto su ikada bill cd
postanka junija. Samo cd naxad
net sodina naknadnih milioni rad
nika 50 ''organizovase" u novu~ G.
10. juniju. Tslo se pred mama po-
kazuje cinjenica. da "junionizam"
napreduje!
Ali baS. danas, kada su radnici
najvi5e "orsanizovani," politicari
u predstavnitkoj kuci .proturuju
projelkte koji direktno ciljaju da
sputaju radnike; da i'm oduzmu
prayo ma strajkovanje, pravo koje
je pupGano vezano sa formom ma
jamnog robovanja. I tt politicari
to uGinise beg ikakvog straha da
&c sc ovih deset miliona "organi-
zovanih" radnika C. I. 0. A. F.
L. opasno pobuniti protiv reakci-
je. Znaci da nesto fall tim deset
miliona "organizovanih" radnika.
Jer da su oni pravilno organizova-
nj ne samo da politicari ne bi ne
ustrasivo usvajali reakcionarne
mere protiv radnika, nego bi cd
straha drhtali a pitanje je da
Ii bi iii u opste bilo da su tt rad
nici pravilno organizovani.
Mi smo davno stall protiv Anne
riSke Federacije Rada jer je ona
ma prvom mestu stajala i stoji ma
kapitalistickom principu, jer pri-
znaje pravo kapitalisticke svojine
mad sredstvima proizvodnje. Dru-
GIN reeima, njeni principi zago-
yarsju najamno ropstvo, izrablji-
vanje radnicke klsse. Mi smo, ia
kodjer, cim Sc rodila G. I. O., u.s.
tall protiv' ME jer je ona isto ta-
kosebe psstaxila- ma kapitalistie:z
lsw pfineipu, zvanitno priznaaa-
JUDI pravo kapitalistieke klase ma
"pravedne prolific" Mi smo te ju-
niiee uvek kritikovali sa revolu-
cionarne tacke gledista. Ali sada,
cd kada je Lewis podigao prasinu
o. pitanju "closed shop "a ugljo-
kope "captive mines," cd tada i
plutokratija ustaje protiv posto-
jeceg "naprednog" stepena "orga-
nizovanja." Interesantno je znati
kaEo plutokratija napada postoje-
&c junije.
Valjda nema veceg plutokrat-
skog casopisa po formi sustini
cd Fortune" casopisa. Tai caso-
pis Sc buni protiv postojecih jul
mia, narcotic protiv c. I. O. |
cutie ga kako napada te junije.
Veil "Fortune":
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-12-11
kroz Partiju i FederaCiju

Ovogodisnja partijska afera,
weekly People Thanksgiving Ba-
zaar", bese jedna cd najuspesnijih
afera owe vrste u istoriji naseg
pokreta - materijalno moralno.
Ovo je dokaz da je nase clanstvo
pojmilo vaznost ovake afere, koja
donosi materijalnu pomoc glavnom
partijskom organu, WEEKLY
PEOPLE-u, koja da mu omoguci
vrsiti svoju funkciju.
Javili smo ranije O uspesnoj a.
feri u Clevelandu, ali lokalna
Thanksgiving" afera Detroitu
znatno je nadmasila klevelandsku
aferu. Sama kolekcija u Detroitu
iznosi preko $11O0, dok cist prihod
iznosi oko $500, ukljucujuci ko-
lekciju. Ali glavna afera u New
Yorku nadmasuje sve druge lokal-
ne afere u.svakom pogledu. Sama
poseta clanova simpaticara S. L..
P, te drugih prijatelja radnickog
oslobodjenja bila je preko 700 o.
soba. Kolekcija iznosi preko $4,000,
dok cist prihod, ukljucujuci kolek-
ciju, prelazi $4,000.
Clanstvo i simpaticarstvo nase
Federacije uzelo je aktivna ucesca
ovogodisnjoj kampanji "a CLAW
nj partijski organ, WEEKLY
PEOPLE. Mnogi su nasi Ogran-
ci aktivno ucestvovali priredj;-
vanju lokalnih afera "a gornji op-
sti pothvat materijalno doprine-
Ii opstem uspehu. Samo ma sabir-
MIN listama, nasi su Ogranci i
clanovi sakupili preko S10O, dok
do danas neki Ogranci nisu povra-
till sabirne liste i novac kolekto-
van ma NINA, sto znaci da &c biti
wise.
Ogranak Detroit priredio ie jaw
nu skupstinu u nedelju %. novem-
bra, ma kojoj je govorio drug J.
Pirincin, Nacionalni Organizator
S. L. P, temi: "Slavensko iii rad
nicko pitanje". Ma skupstini, kako
mas je izvestio drug seepovic, or
ganizator Ogranak Detroit, bilo ie
oko 80 prisutnih, koji su maj
vecom paznjom interesovanjem
saslusali naucno izlaganje druga
Pirincina. Postavljeno je nekoli-
ko pitanja, ma koja je govornik
valjano jasno odgovorio, elm
su Sc odgovorom prisutni zado-
voljili. Nakon govora izvrSena je
kolekcija, cd koje je doslo preko
$40.
Ovo ie najasniji dokaz koIiko su
Sc prisutni zadovoliili izlozenom
temom u pitaju, a pored toga, do
kaz da ie tvrdnja S. L. P. taena,
kada kaze: Pitanie "Slavenstva"
nije radnicko pitanje, nego bur-
zoasko pitanje, koie zavodi i OBJ
manjuje slavenske radnike.
Buduci da Sc pitanje "Slaven-
stva" danas svestrano siri medju
slavenskim radnicima Cd strane
agenata slavenske burzoazije, o.
tuda je nasa duznost da svakom
prilikom ovo, po radnicku klasu
stetno pitanje, raskrinakavamo
medju jugoslavenskim radnicima,
kao lazno varljivo pitanje, te me-
sto toga da isticemo radnicko pi-
tanje - pitanje kako da radnici
kako slavenskog porekla, tako i
ostalih narodnosti, po-
stignu oslobodjenje ispod najam-
nog ropstva. Ovo je goruce pita-
ME kako "a slavenske, tako "a
sve ostale radnike.
Ukratko smo izvestili uspes-
moi proslavi Ogranka Milwaukee
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-12-11

& 'Vertikalna j uni a je danas
sasvim osobita fepomena. U svo-
joj moci da IL jedne' industrije
prenasa novac u drugu industriju
| {kao sto je United Mine Workers
ispozajmila S. w. O.. C. $6OO.0OO
1860 ona lici ma trust. Sa svojim
politiekim asikovanjem da bi do
bila, glavne pozicije u vladi, da-
vajuei $50O.O00 dobrovoljnog pri-
loga izbornom fondu demokratske
! partije 1885,, ona je zacetna poll
ticka partija. Nekada ona eliza
prerogativama same drzave." l da-
lie oval plutokratski casopis u
svojoj kritici postojeeeg "organi-
zovanja" junija veil: "Znatajno
je zabeleziti da bi opravdala pri-
silnost junija iii closed shop ona
upotrebljava sledeci najobitniji
argumenat: I'll moras plaeati po-
rezs vladi, Ear ne; zasto onda ne
bi bio prisiljen da plaeas clana-
rinu juniji?"
Tako vidimo da Sc postojeci ju-
nionizam, zbog toga sto potiva ma
kapitalistickom principu, toliko
kapitalisticki razvio da je dosadio
i samoj plutokratiji. On je takav
jer mime upravljaju fekeri, ko-
il Sc nadmecu koji &c cd kojeg
wise sluziti burzoaziju. On je ta-
kav zbog toga sto pociva ma ka-
pitalistickoj osnovi. On je sled
stveno, ne radnicki vec reakcionar-
nj junionizam. Otuda mas pravi-
Ian naziv: reakcionarne j u nj j e.
Zbog toga danasnji politicari mo-
GU da Sc skoro igraju sa sudbinom
najamnih radnika bez da Sc Cd
njih strase, jer znaju da su oni
prilicno sputani da &c takvi biti
sve dogod sc nalaze u tim feke-
rima ogrezlim junijama.
Kakva Ii je grdna razlika-izmc-
dju pravog radniekog junionizma
postojeceg zavodljivog junioni-
zma. Sa pravom radniekom juni-
jom upravljaju radnici. Ona poci-
va "a revolucionarnom principn
da- nema nicega zaiednickog izme-
dju kapitalisticke klase i radnicke
klase. Otuda ona veruje u nepo-
mirljivu klasnu borbu, ne samo
"a poboljsice, nego "a konaenu
pobedu mad kapitalizmom. 0 n
predstavlja interese celog prole-
tarijata, otuda ona je sposobna
da ga organizuje. Ona je jedna
junija cele radnicke klase. Njena
struktura je industrijalna jer rad
nici danas proizvode sve stvari
socijalno mnogo njih da Sc je-
dan produkat proizvodi. Otuda ona
organizuje radnike industrijalno
prema proizvodu. Men je cilj
revolucionaran ier ona trazi os-
vajanje svezemaljske industrije II
korist svih proizvodjaca, da svaki
radnik pri m i punu drustvenu
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(25. godisnjicD, kako nag jes je IL
vestio drug Stefanovic, keji je 60
vorio ma njihovoj proslavnej skup-
stint j banketu, no buduti da smo
primili opsirniji izvestaj cd dru-
ga VIM. Kelenica, organizatora
Ogranka Milwaukee, zelimo ovde
dodati, kako nam pise drug Kelenie,
da je proslava bila uspespa. ,sva-
kom pogledu. cist prihod ga pro-
slave iznosi oko s240.O0 Tako-
djer prilikom owe proslave; Ogra-
max je dobio novog clana, koji je
zvanicno primljena ma narednoj
clanskoj sednici.
Pored ovog dobrog izvestaja, ko-
jeg je poslao drug Kelenic, pDslao
je novu porudzbinu "a kaiendare
- porueio jos 130 primeraka ka-
lendara. Ranije i'm je poslato $50
primeraka kalendara.
Takodjer primili smo noyu poru-
dzbinu cd Ogranka Bellwoed preko
njegova organizatora, draga su-
lentica, Cd 25 primeraka Is pri-
meraka move brosure, Svetski
Rat i Sovjetska Russia.
Pored toga, drug sulentif nam
piSe da Sc kalendari lako predaju,
tako nam pise drug T. Jelusic,
organizator Ogranka Hoboken, ko-
j je poslao dve move pretplate ma
RADNICKU BORBU, te o haIen-
darima pise sledece:
"Kalendari prolaze dobre. Ma
dam Sc da cemo prodati sve sto
smo porucili, a mozda jos. To
cemo videti."
Primili smo pisno Cd dfuga
P. Bogdana, organizatora Ogran-
ka Lackawana, u pogledu rasturi-
vanja kalendara. Evo sta nam pise
drug Bogdan:
"Sigurno da cete interesovati ma
sa ovogodisnja prodaja kalenda-
"a. U proslu nedelju tri nasa. ela-
ma su uspeli prodati oko 60 kalen-
dara. Diva mas smo bill izgan me-
sta, po nome misljenju owe 60
dine Sc prodaiu nasi kaleHdari
lakse, nego ranijih godina. Svugde
smo bill prijatno dotekani od
radnika, koje smo posetili kupu-
iu RADIO nase kalendare.'
Ovakve i slicne izvestaie prima-
mo i Cd ostalih nash Ogranaka
i elanova. Bee sumnje da &c rad
nici radje kupovati mas ka}enaar,
nego druge kalendare, posto nj
iedan drugi kalendar ne NOSE sc
takmiciti nasim kalendarom nj
u kojem pogledu. Do mas stojl da
snabdemo radnike naseg jezika ga
ovakom dobrom poucnom knjl-
gom, kao sto je mas kalendsr. Jos
kalendarska sezona nije prosla, a
dok ona ne prodie, dok ne pro-
damo i posledni primerak naseg
kalendara, trebamo da s NINA ide-
mo Cd kuce do kuce, gde radnici na-
seq iezika Five i prodano i'm mas
kalendar.
Primili smo izvestaj cd druga-
rice Ane Sekulic, organHatorEE p
Kluba Radnicke Borbe Detreit, da
ie njihova ZaJednlcka Veeernka
(zajednicka sa Highland Park
Weekly People Klubom), koju su
odrzali 20. novembra, bila uspes-
ma svakom pogledu.
Drug Theo. Gramatikoff odrzao
je pozdravni govor, te naAen go
vora izvrsena je kolekcija, ed-koje
je doslo preko $40. cist prihed sa
owe zajednieke vecerinke iznosi
preko $50, koji ide "a potporu
WEEKLY PEOPLE-u i RADNIC-
KOJ BORBI.
U ovom broju objavlmiemo
r
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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-03
DR.. v. A. HANNA
.LAUDS CHINESE

DR.. Willard A. Hanna, of the
English department OF Michigan
State Normal College, praised the
great courage and valor of the
Chinese people when he spoke at
the Lutheran Student Club dinner
meeting Tuesday evening at the
Lutheran Church. DR.. Hanna point
ed out that the Chinese have been
fighting against the aggressor
Japan for four years. The speaker
recently wrote a novel, Destiny Has
Eight Eyes," and he told the stu
dents interesting facts about its
background.
Miss Caroline Welt, Temperance,
introduced the speaker.
The tables were attractively dec
GRATED. Artificial snow was placed
on a blue background. Tiny Santa
Clauses and a ski Jump frightened
the tables.
Five boys were pitted against
five girls in a quiz game, the girls
becoming the victors by score Of
five to four. Harold Cook took the
part VI IAOASSoOi In. oOOA ~
Kressbach, Monroe. acted as the
announcer.
At the devotional service, Miss
Welt, who is president OF the or
ganization, read the Psalm
There was a short BUSINESS meet
ing.
The group picture for the Aurora.
Michigan State Normal College
yearbook, was taken.
DR.. and Mrs. Clarence Loesell and
Rev. Hugo Fenker were present
Miss Welt, in arranging the af-
fair was assisted by the following
committees: decorations - Miss
Ruth Pflueger, Rochester, and
George Kressbach; program-Harold
Cook and Miss Jeanette Schwartz,
Plymouth.
The next meeting OF the club will
be a Christmas party Dec. 16 at
the home of DR.. Loesell. Students
wishing to attend should meet that
evening at Charles McKenny Hall
AT o'clock
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-03
Campus Events
Propaganda, South American
PoIicy Criticized at Normal

Norman Cousins, editor OF the
Saturday Review OF Literature,
speaking before the Michigan State
Normal College general assembly
Tuesday In Pease Auditorium, de-
scribed the present internationa
situation from the standpoint OF
Books. Propaganda, and Democra-
cy," pointing out that one should
cultivate the habit OF critical think
ing in order to understand and
evaluate the propaganda and facts
before the public today.
"In the short space OF two years.
there has been a military and politi.
cal revolution OF the whole world, y
he said. He charged that the lead
ers in England and the United
States were utterly unprepared for
this war. They debunked a Hitler
attack and the great part air power
would play In the next war" They
did not listen to those who warned
of the Hitler menace; instead they
preferred to believe those who saw
no or little danger. he said.
In describing relations with
South America, Mr.. Cousins said
the United States had been dealing
with them in the wrong way. He
emphasized that South America is
made up OF not one country. but
Of a group OF countries, each OF
which has a different opinion on
political and social matters. South
America should be treated as such,
he declared.
He gave examples Of laundering
attempts TO create good will among
the South Americans. He said Holly
wood sent a picture down to them
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-03

cross country to Flint and Pom
tiac; Paul Kellicut. Ann Arbor. .
private student at the Ypsilanti
Airport soloed Sunday; Walter
Stamfli. Ann Arbor. soloed at the
McEnnan Airport.
Russell L. Steere. who is q mem
Der OF the first class of cadets In
the new Air Corps Replacement
Center at Kelly Field. Tex. is the
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Robert W..
Steere. S. Huron st. After gradua-
ton from Roosevelt High School in
the Class OF SO. he attended the
University Of Michigan. graduating
this June. He served four months
as an enlisted man In the Air Corps
at McChord Field. Wash, before
going to Texas.
That Saline fellow who is taking
flying lessons without parental
blessing. seems never to run out OF
ideas. Last summer he had to
have the car creased about every
week" and this winter he has had
to change the alcohol four times"
Two new students at the Mem
nan Airport are Peter Karas. Yp-
slant. and c. Shuttleworth,
Wayne.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-03
A Ride in a Paper Boat
BY
MARIE
BLIZZARD

She thought she'd try to and an
apartment In the neighborhood In
case Halle and Eric decided not to
stay in Hollywood. Wouldn't II be
nice to live near to each other?
There was no response from Hal
lie. Shed been asleep since long be-
fore Louise began talking about
Toby's salary.
Eric brought them their break
fast in bed. Eric had cleaned up the
kitchenette and living room. Eric
had on the suit and tie Halle liked
best. Eric was putting best foot
forward for the talk he knew was
coming with Halle when she got
him alone.
1t wasn't until noon when Louise
asked II they minded very much II
she went to meet Toby for lunch.
Shed love to take them, but
Halle practically pushed her out
Of the apartment.
She lost no time.
rs 1t true, Eric? Or were you
making up a story for Toby?"
True ?" Eric answered innocent
ly. "Oh, you mean about Holly
wood. Don't you think it's a swell
idea?"
II don't know anything about II.
Suppose you tell me. You've been
keeping 1t a secret"
"No secret, honey. It was Just
an idea"
You mean that you haven't had
a definite offer Of screen test?"
'Not-a one-yet."
Halle laughed. "Oh, Eric, you
had me worried. You ought to be
an author. You get so many Won
derful ideas. was afraid, for a
moment, that you were all ready
to pack up and leave"
II thought I would do It by the
end Of next week." he said slowly.
Now that Toby and Lou are going
to take over this place."
But, my darling, we haven't a
SOU. You can't Just get on a magic
carpet and humble something over
1t and be on Sunset boulevard"
There are trains, baby. In case
you have forgotten"
But trains take money" she
said gaily.
"And you have fifteen hundred
bucks. darling" he said just as
gayly.
Halle sat down hard on the edge
of the lounge. You mean you
want me to give that to you to 60
to Hollywood" /
He sat down beside her and drew
her close so that she felt the rough
fabric of his coat on her cheek.
Goose! You don't think I'd leave a
wife like you in New York. Some
body else would snatch you before
got to Chicago. No, sweet, we go
together. You heard what Lou said
about Hollywood looking for male
faces"
Halle said, II heard" But she
wasn't really thinking Of what
Louise had said. She was thinking
how happy she was that minute.
'T'll write, Daddy and explain It
all to him today" she said. Wen
show Hollywood the most attrac-
tive man I've ever seem"
That's a good girl. But Halle,
don't tell your dad haven't got q
contract-yet. We can explain It,
alter. This will only be loan"
Ito Be Continued)
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supposedly picturing Argentina
The motion picture showed that
country to be a jungle paradise. Mr..
Cousins told the audience Argen-
tina prides itself in being one OF
the most Westernized, cultured
countries. That motion picture
showed complete ignorance OF this
fact, he said.
He also told the students that
recently the publisher OF children's
books released one about a monkey
named Bolivar. When the State De-
partment urged him to change the
name of the monkey. the publisher
refused, saying that he could do so
on the grounds of his freedom OF
the press. Mr.. Cousins said. RE
sponsibility goes with freedom OF
the press"
I'VE are insulting the South
Americans culture. These little
knocks will have their effect" he
declared. He said, IL stress South
America because while most peo-
pie are talking about danger to
North America. the danger is not
so much in this country as In South
America. 1t is a danger We can ex-
pect TO break out into the open at
a very crucial moment"
The speaker called the real dan
ger OF the Fifth Column in the
United States the very reports and
exaggeration one hears.
There is only one solution to
propaganda-critical thinking" he
asserted. He said, Don't be afraid
of propaganda. Let those who
wish, propaganda all they want
to. BY all means, listen to all propa-
ganda, but be sure to listen critical
ly. When one reads much Of propa-
ganda, each tends to cancel the
other"
He told the students. you, as
teachers. will have the most i'm
portant job-explaining the facts
of ,politics. You will have the big
duty. Help the students have dem
ocracy by telling them the facts
and showing them how democracy
compares favorably with other
types OF government"
President John NJ. Munson intro
duced the speaker.