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OPET "UJEDINJENI FRONT"

Sastal su Sc "liderP americke komunistit-
ke partije gradu New Yorku da obave vrlo
vazan posao. Nacsticka Nema6ka ie napala
Sovjetsku Juniju i mora Sc opet menjati par
tiska linja.'
Pre- zlikovskog Stalin-Htlerovog "nenaval-
nog pakta," pseudokomunst svh "demokrat-
skin zemalja zagovaraSe "ujedinieni 'front.'"
ia demokratije protv rata fasizma" Dobro
secamo kada je Stalinova vlada posredom
kominterne instruktovala komunisti6ke posla-
nike francuskog parlamenta da ne glasaju pro-
tiv ratnog budzeta, ako nece da glasaju Ia ME
ga. Seeamo Sc kada je Stalinova vlada opet
preko kominterne karala francuske radnike da
oni trebaju zn&ti kada da stra jkuju kada da ne
Strajkuju.Tako ona opomenu francuske radn
Ike kada owl hteSe lei dalje cd Blumovih refor-
mi - mozda do same Proleterske Revolucije.
Secamo Sc kada je Thorez, vodia francuskih
komunsta javno namerno setao ruku pod
ruke sa Daladierom. Secamo Sc kada su ovdas-
Mi komanisti takodjer bill "a americki mill
tarizan svakog koji je bio protiv naoruzava-
MIA Owe zemlje koji su krjtikoval Rooseveta
i Novi Dill naZvaSe ''crnom reakciion1.' Ali sve
to ode kao da nikad bilo nije = kao da Sc ko-
munistitka ljubav prema burzoaskim denlokra-
tijama potpuno ohladi kao da oni ukopase
"ujedinjeni front u hadan grob.
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prolzvodl "a razaranje ne "a unapredJenJe
covecanstva i to pod hpokritskim izgovorlma
"a "napredak" covecanstva. Danas ce Geo svet-
ski kaptalisticki sstem nalazi takvom sta
nju da bez krvoprolica nije wise sposoban da Sc
odrzi. Danas smo postigli onaj stupanj forme
vladavine ma kojem je ona postala "razorna po
owe svrhe," "zivot, slobodu teznJu "a srecom,'
ma kojem je "pravo naroda da je izmeni iii u
nisti, tie da uspostavi novu upravu, polazuei
njen temelj ma takvim nacelima organzuju-
ti njene sile II talvom obliku, koji i'm izgleda-
ju najverovatniji da &c cuvati njihovu sigur-
most srecu.'
Tako Sc amercko stanovQistvo radnic-
ka klasa = jos jednom poziva da Sc resi- lJu-
tog neprijateja koji licemerno pota ajn no
nocu dodje da ga potpuno e m o.
bespravi, otimajuti mu osnoV nezavisnostl
pretvarajuti ga Il najamne robove. makar ko-
liko nam izgledalo da je reakcija svesilna, u
pamtmo da Sc ona najvise napreze samo onda
kada ie hvata smrtni strah da ce Je potla-
Gene kasa sa prestola svrgnuti.
Ako je amercko stanovnlstvo lmao va
lianog razloga da ma kocku metne sve Il borbl
protiv tadasnje reakcije Nelke BrltanlJe) ma
zad 165 godina, danas amerlcka radncka
klasa ina JOS veceg razoga da ustane i da sa-
vie vrat modernoj reakciji - kapitallzmu. |,
ako 81 tadasnj revolucionari dosi ma poziv
liudskog progresa pod rizikom da izghbe
svoja imanja mi smo sgurni da ce sc dovo-
Ian broj radnika modernih revolucionara
dazvati pozivu napredka covecanstva koji in
kroz usta Socijalstitke Radnicke Partije
prekidno poziva da Sc pridruze njenim redo
vima da sire revolucionarnu propaganda
Sociialistickog Industrijalnog Junionizma; da
sa svojm neustrasivim nastojanjem predobi-
iu celu radnicku kIasu "a n jeno sopstveno
lobodene i da Sc tako celia radnicka klasa
ganizu;e politGki industri jalno sa svrhom da
ma cvlizovani naGin obor varvarski kapitai
zam, pspostavljaju6i "novu upravu, polazuci
nien temeli ma takvm nacelima organizuiu-
c njene se takvom obliku koji i'm zgledaju
najverovatniji da &c cuvati njihovu sigurnost
srecu" SOCJALISTCKU BESKLASNU
INDUSTRIJALNU REPUBLIKU R.DA
| kada &c amerGka radncka klasa prog
asiti svoju ekonomsku soci cijalnu nezavisnost
tada &c svaki Dan Nezavisnosti biti slavljen
kao sretna presretna sadasnjost dok traje
sveta veka.
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BROJ 27. NO. q.

Pseudokomuni isti vele: "Ne moze biti mira
"a narod sveta bez potpunog razaranja Htlera
i Hitlerizma.", kao da je Hitlerizam osnov a ne
posledica svih zala koja muce moderno cove
canstvo. Neka nestane Hitlera Hitlerizma,
tojest, nemackog imperij jalzma, sa svetom ce
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Hvala ii. Majsor Estienne, dobroj ponudi Nj
10 mi je da st; nju da kazem imam razloga da
mslim Ga cd danas moi sin okrenuo bojm mislima:
da ie MENU izvrsena nesa nagla pTomena,
poso = Krstjan moga Sc ola zavrsi svoiu retencu.
Gosroda Estienne lepa mlada zena satka ozbilna IL
ka zurno udje radionicu j. davajuci svom iedno
otvoreno pismo, rece mu poresna glass:
Cita prjateu moi; kao so ces da vjdis.
nj minuta da gubi; = pa obracau uci Krist tjanu:
Mozemo Ii da racunamo vas
Gospodjo, arsolutno svima stvarima
Nema wise nkakve SUNNI je! = uzviknu Ma aistor
Estienne posto proca pismo. Mozda te JOS vece
ku6a bt premetana; idu tragom moga pratea.
= ia Gu Ga otrcim pc MEGA = reCe Gospodia Estl
enne; Krstijan on ce otci pobocnom ucon.
Majtsor Estienne rece zanatliia poslo-
Gu da b dvostruko osgurao ia Gu otic do kraa po
boone ulice da vdim da Ii e proaz cist pregedacu ga
popuno.
= Idi, prjateju mo-: ces naci maom dvo
ristu gonjenim covekom,
krist:jan ostav radionicu. pred~ dvoTste, po-
vuce bravu vrata sto otvarahu pobocno uici
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izade napolje Prolaz nadje sasvim pust Cd kraa do
kraa bese nj jedne duSe vidiku. Ma da bi noe,
bese dovojno svetosti da vid podugo unarred I've
r.vsi da e zaz siguran kristjan vrati dvorsnn
vrtira gde nadje Majstor Estienna ko stiskae ruku
coveka srednjeg sasa obucenog iednostavnu crninu
Maisor Estienne rete Kristian svom poslo-
davcu sokact je potpuno pust mozemo izati da
niko vidi
Zbogom, prjateiu moi = reGe Majstor Estionne
drhcuca glasa gon ieno coveku. Mozes osloniti
svoga vodju kao samog meme Idi MIN cin sve Sto
ii on preporucuje tvoju sigurnost. Neka nebo St
tvoj dragocen zivot.
= Zbogom! Zbogom! - odgovori neznani, ko kao
da ne bi mamie potresen sampar; rekavsi to. po
dye Ia krlstJano PoSto zadju IL soacica neko vrene
hodahu pravcu Mosa Razmene, diva toveka stignu do
edne kapije kroz kou dahu da prodiu da b pres
Cour-Dieu Ma tom i'm napredovanje uspori edna
komapktna ljud koju behu okuplieni blzu kapie
coJ sredln bese edna obrtlik4, koio bi namenieno
da sprecava konjma kolima da uaze ma trg Medju
svetnom Sc vidjahu mnog straz2ri.
(Nastavice seq
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tvojo li6noj privrzenost buduc da eb davajuti
skroviste prateu, JOS ne zvesno da Ii Sc sa-
zes niegovim deama. Tvoj dobar posupak e dktoyan
tvojom ljubavlju prena meni molina; mole strane,
ia sad uzmam dug zahvalnosti prena tebi tvo-
jina A jednom pr ovoj stvar - doda Ma sor Estienne
prodrna naglaska dozvo MI Krstijane da ii otyore-
iznesem svoe misli odnosno tvoga sna Posledn ih
dana wise puta govorasmo brizi sto ii je on zadae:
dvosruko saza evam tn okolnos ia ocekvah veke stva
ri cd Herve-a. Pored mehanckog della nase vestine II
kom odlikuje razvio je raznovrsnos nakonos dru-
gim prsvcima Negovo znanje niegova izuzena
recvost, = te osobne ga svrstavau. DO nome mis-
lenu, mediu malen bro ljudi koma e sudjeno da SIP
e svako karijer koju prigrle. Napokon so Jos wise
podize mojim ocima Herve-ove sle to e dobro.
ia njegova vaanost njegova Aarsktera. Ali zad
ME vreme hawke postase neredovne niegovoi ne
kadanjoj lubaznoj otvorenoj druzevnoi narav izvrs
Sc promena Dosd Sc ustezah da dopustim da nazre
Dol koju mi negovo vadane prouzrokova sedni svc-
ga toga, mslim da zadrza neku lubav stovane prema
meni. Bi Ii me ovlastio da MIN imam edn bi!ian
ocnski razgovor? Mogao b da ina korstan utinak
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DAN NEZAVISNOSTI.

''Mi drzimo da su owe istine samOOce-
vidne: da su svi ljudi rodjeni jednaki; da su
oni obdareni cd svoga Tvorca izvesnim neo-
tudjvim pravima; da medju ovima jesu IL
vot, sloboda i teznja "a srecom; da Sc "a osi-
guranje ovih prava uprave uspostavljaju
medju ljudima, k0je crpe svoje pravedne
thOci il pristank; vladanih; da kad god bilo
koja forma uprave postane razorna po owe
svrhe, pravo je naroda da je izmeni iii unis-
ii, te da uspostavi novu upravu, polazuci njen
temelj ma takvim na6elima organizuju6i ME-
ne sile takvom obliku koji i'm .izgledaju
najverovatniji da &c cuvati njihovu sigur
most srecu. Doista, obazrivost &c nalagat
da davno uspostavljene uprave ne budu me-
meme zbog lskih prolaznh uzroka; i otuda
je svekoliko iskustvo pokazalo. da su ljudi
wise naklonjeni da trpe, dok Sc zala trpeti
mogu nego da pribave sebi pravdu unistava-
MEM oblika, ma koje SUI priviknuti. Ali kada
duea povorka zloupotreba i uzurpacija, koje
nepromenjivo idu "a istim ciljem, pokazu
nameru da i'll potcine apsolutnom despotiz-
mu. njihovo je pravo, n1ihova je duznost da
sebe snabdu novim Guvarima svoje buduce
eigurnosti" - Odlomak il Proglasa Neza-
visnosti.
Ma f. julia navrsice sc 1865 godisnjica "ne-
zavisnost" owe zemlje. Tai ce Sc dan owe go
dine "slaviti," formalno kao dan sadasnjosti
ali stvari sa sa slavljenjem a. julia, slavi
orcslost, jest, proslost, jer politicke slobo-
sti1e 1776. behu tesko skopcare sa ekonomskim
rr Ikama koje behu prilicno jednake "a sve ta-
aaJnje sretnije stanovnike owe zemlje.
Amercka Revolucija bese logicna posledi-
ol ja Njihovi stanovnic u glavnome posedo-
va ;e zemlju sredstva proizvodnje. Ali Velika
Bl tanija i usuprot owe oeevidne cinjenice,
1o atradiktorno nastavi sa svojom politickom
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premier Lenin je veliki postova-
oc Daniela De Leona. smatrajuci ga
najvecim Cd modernih socijalista -
jedinim posle Marxa, koji je ista dop-
rineo socijalistickom misljenju. Lenin
je ubedjenja, da &c Industrijalna DR.
zava, kako je shvatio De Leon,
mo~ati konacno biti oblik uprave Ru-
sill" - Izjava John Reeda. koji sada
lezi mrtav pod bedemom Kremlia
Moskvi. pred Nacionanim Izvrsnin'
Odborom S. l. P. 1918.
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Moi otac postupi kao restit covek - to je sve
ali ako apsoutno stos pr tom da sebe smatras "a
6uzen mama, tvoja uzvisena pomoc slucaju bce
jos edan dokaz tvoe zahvanosti Ali jos ii rekoh
vredni Kristijane Ustupaut bez sumne osecanju de-
likatnosti nis zapao ciju korist zamoh skrovse
kod tebe.
Gonjen covek je dostojan tvoga prijateljstva on
]e apostol Mastor Estienne; treba Ii da wise?
= Ne odavajuci ii tajnu, koa nije moja, osectm
sloboda1 da zvestim je gonjeni covek nahrabrji
apostolic Reformacije Uslugu kou mi cins dugujem
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Dzepna Biblija
ill
KRISTIJAN STAMPAR

Sc naesta knba romano Eugene Sue-a "Tajne naroda"
iii "Istorija edne proeterske porodice kroz vekove
Prica Sesnaestom Solecu. - u dive knige Knjipa I
Sa orignalnog francuskog engleski: Daniel De Leon
sa engleskog ma jugoslavenski: L. Petrovie
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Admit Atmosphere
In Japan Electric

Naval. marine and other cool
observers, who have watched the
ebb tide of alarums for many
months, are still doubtful. although
they admit the atmosphere in
Japan is electric. Since President
Roosevelt, at his meeting with
Churchill, agreed on American aid
TO Stain for reasons of military
strategy to prolong the war and
thus weaken Hitler, the question
Of the advisability of that move
is pretty well out Of debate.
There remains the question of
its practicability.
The Baltic Sea route is closed.
The MurmanSk railway has been
blown up in number of places by
German Finnish hombers. Both
MurmanSk and Archangel soon
will be ice bound. With the Ger
mans now on the Black Sea- it is
doubtful if any considerable ship
mentS can be got TO Soviet Russia
through the DardanelleS.
There remains only VladivoStok
and the Trans Siberian Railway.
Soviet RusSia's Burma Road
NladivoStok is the only Russian
port in the Pacific that has rail
way connections. 1t can be reached
only through Japanese waters.
1t is argued that American war
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Red Losses Shoe
Path to Objective

Enormous material Russi n
losses in warplanes. tanks. guns
and around 100000 soldiers per-
manently out of combat, testify 10
a large part the German general
staffS well-calculated primary OBJ
jectlve having been attained And
that may be decisive for the re-
Of the war IN Russia,
Hitler now has scarcely more
than two months remaining in this
year for his campaign in the East.
that period German plans
would seem 10 call for taking
Leningrad Moscow, Kiev and
Odessa, The latter two certainly
will fall. Within that period, too,
Hitler may see. fulfilled his 20
vear-old dream-conquest of the
Ukraine and its immense natural
resources made available TO Ger
many.
He now holds just over one-half
Of the Ukraine. and Marshal Blu
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Appeal for Rise
Against Stain

The appeal was that the Rus
sian people and army arise against
Stain"
A me Ssage also was sent 10
President Roosevelt by a Russian
American tional committee,
/ signed, among others, by Arch
bishop Bitalii of the Russian Ortiz
odox Church. deploring promised
aid to the Sovicts and predicting
that if Stain should win, not only
Europe but also America. would
fall victim TO communism.
Britain'S alliance with Soviet
Russia and Washington'S promised
collaboration with Stain is af-
fordinG Nose extraordinary
opportunities and is opening I'M
lprecedented channels for commu-
nistic propaganda throughout the
world.
Never has communism been
painted in so attractive colors and
4 IN such favorable light in the
hitherto 50 hostile western CAPT.
taliStic countries.
With widespread misery, seeth-
ing discomfort and social and eco
nomic conditions that inevitably
Will follow war as fertile soil, the
cause OF communism may indeed
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Crimea, Russia's Florida" or
Riviera. That is about 620
miles from The German starting
point in the west on June p.
Napoleon made his iateful entry
into Moscow on September ID,
which was the beginning Of the
end of the great CorSican.
II seems unlikely that Hitler
will be in Moscow by that date.
With the heritage of Won Schlief-
fen, Won Moltke, Ludendorff and
HindenburG 10 draw upon, Colonel
General Franz Halder. chief of the
German general staff placed de-
Struction and humiliation OF the
bulk Of the Red armies as the first
objective in his strategy.
The territorial conquest came
SecaRd and tnllaMed achievement
Of the primary objective as mat
ter of course. Not having one out
standing modern strategiSt, Sta
Inns Red high command threw the
bulk Of the Soviet forces and
crack Red divisions into great bat
ties at Bialystock, MinSk, Smo-
lenSk, Gomel and in the Ukraine as
the Germans expected.
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'denny's Red armies appear to be
badly shattered.
From the beginning of the lat
ter part of October. Hitler in Rus
STA will face three grim foes
Russian Winter. vast spaces be-
You'd Moscow, and time.
In the whisper galleries of the
Far East, more especially in the
White Russian circles, there are
predictions that Russia
will provide great surprises TO the
world. There is fantastical talk
that Stain will try to make a
deal with Hitler. while others
whisper of a nationalist revolution
in what remains of the Red army.
White Russian organizations in
Shanghai broadcast call to the
leader" and to COM
of the Red army and to
the leaders of the secret military
revolutionary organization in the
interior of Russia
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SHANGHAI. Aug. 23.-One anc
a quarter million Russian prison
ers captured $4,000 tanks anc
armored cars. between 10000 and
1000 planes and around 10000
cannon Of heavy medium and
light calibers captured or de-
stroyed, about $4,000 square miles
Of Soviet territory taken and oc-
eHpied7 more than 1000 600 sol
dierS Of Stains Red armies. in
GLIDING prisoners and dead and
wounded. put ont Of action
That on the basis of their own
figures. * the impressive score of
German strategy. tactics fighting
capacity and military leadership
AZ the end Of the ninth week of
NaZi Germany war with Commu-
MIST Soviet Russia
The battle lines 90 far to cor
roborate these claims.
Not the fighting capacity Of the
badly shattered. and TO an almost
unprecedented degree annihilated
Red armies. not Stains reserves,
nor yet Americas and Britains
promised aid but Field Marshal
Russian Winter who defeated
Napoleon with his icy Arctic
blasts, may possibly check Hitler.
stave off collapse of the Commu-
mist regime and prolong the war.
The farthermost German adj
vance stands beyond Nikolaev on
the Black Sea 1T me edEc of
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gain many parts of the world re-
CARELESS of its fate in Russia.
The Far East expects a show
down between Japan and America
when tankers from the Pacific
Coast with oil for Soviet Russia
near Vladivostok.
Some base their expectation on
Japanese vindictive re-
action to the treatment of ships
on the Pacific Coast and elsewhere
and TO the shipment of oil TO the
Communist regime, while oil was
refused 10 JaDan.
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materials delivered to Soviet Rus
STA at Vladivostok may be turned
against Japan. Even after Ameri-
can deliveries are unloaded at the
docks at Vladivostok, there is the
overland journey of more than
1000 miles of railway transport
to Moscow.
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z More Bodies Found
After N. Y. Pier Fire

NEW YORK, Aug. 23.-(INS)-
Recovery of the bodies of two
Negro longsh bremen today
brought the known death toll in
Brooklyn's $l.500,000 waterfront
fire last Monday TO 33. Three men
still are missing.
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Used by Primitive PEOPLES

NEW YORK, Aug. 23.-GNS)
Honey, the oldest and one OF
the most popular sweets on the
American table is also widely
used today as food among prim-
-itiXe races.
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der congestion is
described in a new
booklet by Or +.
r. Paddock. Box
5s05, Desk {. Kan
sas City. Mo. This
booklet tells why
surgery in many
cases may he either
unnecessary or mad &.
visa bile and how suf-
feFing NAV hp avoid
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ed 10y his easy 10 take palliative medical
treatment Also are described many
symptoms If Gall Stones and infected
Gan Bladder. Send for free booklet today.
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Won WiegGnd Declares:
Icy Russian Winter
Perils Hitler Forces
Despite Huge Area Captured, Invader
Faces Desperate Situation
BY KARL II. Won wIEGAND


ssion poin IN Turops an
Special Dispatch
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WE, THE EMPLOYEES Of the Department Of
Street Railways regret much more than you,
the situation in which the City finds itself the
result of attempts TO disrupt and destroy We
have repeatedly warned the City officials and the
Street Railway Commission of this deliberate
attempt of a few indictments TO take over the
operation of the system, but warnings have
been ignored. Instead, the admin iraton and
the Commission have gone out of their way
grant unheard of and Unprecedented privileges
TO this minority group.
The employees in the transportation Depart.
ment of the DSR have and barganed with
the management for AZ years through their
elected and chosen agency, the Amagamated
Association of Street, Electric Railway, and Motor
Coach Employees of America. We have just recently
concluded negotiations and an arbitration on the
terms of our agreement which have been approved
nv all parties thereto . Therefore, we have no
dispute; we have contentious; making
demands upon the management of The Depart.
ment of Street Railways for any changes or
improvements in wages and working conditions.
WHAT, THEN, Is THE ISSUE?
We being asked TO surrender. 10 a small
minority of macOntents carving the label of the
Go, the right to bargain collectively, right we
have appreciated and defended for the last 48
years.
Has this minority made any demands for an
increase in wages, for the improvement of
conditions? Of course not. BY what right do they
claim the authority TO represent your employees?
None! Knowing they do not represent any respon
sible element of your department of Street
Railway employees, they contending for what
they call minority rights" This ia merely
subterfuge. II is II is plot by which
they hope TO come in through the back door and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-24

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-24

disrupt the process of legitimate collective bar
gaining which have conducted hOnOrably for
almost half a century. They would create
chaotic condition from which nothing but strife
and discord would arise.
There is not a single intelligent reason for
the presence of this element The Clio, the very
organization to which this group claims allegiance,
would recognize their contention for
sO-calIed minority rights" than do. Neither
do the laws of this country. The National Labor
Relations Act clearly states that the maj rity is
bargaining for all. We not trying TO deny
any individual the right To be heard, hut the
proposition for minority representation which this
group is trying TO put across is not made in good
faith; they have intention of representing
your employees honestly and legiiimately. Their
whole plan is of coercion and seizure Of the
rights which have assured decent working con.
ditions for your employ es. We do intend To
reIinqush these rights, and We know that you
do not want us to.
As owners of the DSR system. the citizens of
Detroit have the right to know the facts. These
we have tried to present effectively, honestly and
without misrepresentation.
You can help us in our fight for the rights
given by law 10 every American citizen by standing
with us in our struggle to defend these rights
against these un.American tactics. We realize how
trying is the burden which has been placed upon
YOU, but we know that il surrender TO this
vicious and irresponsible minority, IL will be but
the beginning of many serious troubles TO come.
Therefore, ask your understanding and
patience and fair judgment of us, and assure
YOU that once these elements have been banished,
your department of Street Railways will be in
position to give you finer and more satisfactory
service than before.
LwAY AND MOTOR COACH EMPLOYEES OF AMERIt
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-24

disrupt the process of Legitimate collective bar
gaining which have conducted hOnOraby for
almost half a century. They would create a
chaotic condition from which nothing but strife
and discOrd would arise
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-24

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-24

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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-02-24
TWO KILLED, THREE HURT

Charlotte, Feb. 24-Two persons
were killed and three injured, one
seriously, in a collision on US-27
Sunday. Clarence H. Hallett. 36,
Lansing, driver ~ one car, and
Mrs. Grethel Hunter. 81. occupant
OF the other. were killed. The in.
iured were Mrs. r'Jrabella Dozy,
hurt critically, Howard f. Gordon.
40. Lansing, driver OF one OF the
cars, and an unidentified man.