davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-09-25

ma da obasja put radnickog OSLO
bodjenja radnicima Milwaukee
tako da radnici Milwaukee "a
jednici sa radnicima drugih mes
ia predela naoruzaju svoj zdravi
klasni nagon sa nuznim minin1u-
nom klasne svesti. A kada nasa
klasa razvije nuzni minimum
klasne svesti, il redova nase klase
cuti &c Sc bojni poklic Proleterske
Revolucije
DOLE KAPITALIZAM!
= SVA VLAST SOCIJALIST1c-
KIM INDUSTRIJALNIM JUNIJA-
MA!
Ogranak Milwaukee Sc zavetuje
da &c produziti tim pravcem sve
dotle dok topli suncani zraci pro-
leterskog oslobodjenja ne obasja-
ju Geo ljudski rod.
Delegate:
S. Munjekovic, S. Djakulovic.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-09-25

1889 it'd. ogranicise menu primenu.
Naposletku, uredbom cd Is decem-
bra 1861 g. bi dozvoljena pod IL
vesnim uslovima. ~ tome gradu",
pise Boxhorn o uvodjenju masina
"a pantljike u Leydenu," "pronaslo
je nekoliko ljudi pre- dvadesetak
godina sprawl "a tkanje kojom je
jedan jedini radnik mogao da IL
radi wise tkanja i S vecom lako-
com nego mace wise njih "a isto
vreme. Zato nastadose nemiri i
zalbe tkaca, dok vlast naposletku
nije zabranila upotrebu te spra-
We" Ista masina zabranjena je u
Koelnu 1876 g., dok je njeno two
djenje u Engleskoj u isto vreme
izazvalo radnicke nemire. Carskim
ediktom cd 19 februara 1855 g. bi
zabranjena njena upotreba u ce-
loj Nemaekoj. U Hamburger je, po
naredjenju opstine, javno spalje-
ma. Karlo vi obnovio je 9 febru-
ara 1719 edikt cd 1885, izborna
knezevina Saksonska dozvolila je
menu javnu upotrebu tex 1865.
Tia masina, koja je izazvala toliku
graju u svetu, bila je preteta ma
sinskim predilicama i razbojima,
dakle industrijskoj revoluciji
XVIII stoleca. Ona je f11ladica, sa-
swim nevisna posIu, einila kadrim
da gurajuci tamo-amo jednu polu-
gu pokrete cell razboj sa swim ME
govim cuncima, i davala je svom
usavrsenijem obliku 40 do SO ko-
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-09-25
bude krunisan sa postignucen1 ma
Seq ella - INDUSTRIAJLNE
REPUBLIKE RADA!
ZAKLJUCAK
ZAKLJUCAK }

Nasi clanovi vrse licnu ayitaci-
ju svakom mogucom prilikom.
Mi smo zadovoljni u tome da rad
nici koji mas poznaju isto vreme
znadu da smo mi clanovi revolu-
cionarne S. L.. P. Ne menja stvar
da Ii Sc tt radnici slagali sa mama
iii ne; ne menja stvar da Ii mas oni
zovu da smo Socialist" iii "ci-
cijalisti" iii "socijali', znadu oni
ko smo mi.
Mas Ogranak ce produziti sa
svojitn revolucionarnim radon sa
potpunim uverenjem da &c nasa
klasa konacno naci put svoga o.
sloboljenja. Ogranak Milwaukee
&c nastojati sa swim svojim sila-
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-09-25
Konvenciia bratske ma.
diarske Federacije.
(Nastavak sa 1. strane.)

(Nastavak sa l. strane.)
70 osoba, Vecera bese bogata u
kusna, ali ogromna vrucina spre-
ella ie velikim delom uzltak lste'
no zvuci madzarskih "Cigana' su
mas naplatili. Drug VASTLY u ulogl
stoloravnatelja napravio je APPEL "a
noycanu pomoc organu Madzarske
Federacije, A MUNKAS, a odgo-
vor je bio opte iznenadjenje, ST.
$4,000, a "a partijski org a n
WEEKLY PEOPLE bi dan pre- sa-
kupljeno $4,000.
tako smo Sc uz burne zvuke
madzarskog cardasa razisli> okolo
ponoei, buducnost &c da pokaze
koliko je rad owe Konvencije DO
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-09-25
Cd Karla Marxa.

Borba izmedju kapitalista rad
nika pocinje sa samim kapitalis-
tickim odnosom. Ona besni kroz
cell manufakturni period. Ali tex
sa uvodjenjem masinerije radnik
pocinje borbu protiv samog sred-
stva "a rad, protiv materijslne
egzistencije kapitala. On Sc buni
protiv tog odredjenog oblika sred'
stava "a prOizvodnju kao protiv
inaterijalne osnovice kapitalistic.
kog nacina proizvodnje.
U XVII veku bilo je gotovo u
svoj Evropi radnickih pobuna pro-
tiv masine "a tkanje pantljika i
gajtana (tzv. Banmuehle). Ta je
rnasina izumljena u Nemackoj.
Talijanski opat Lancelotti pripo-
veda spisu, koji je stampan u
Veneciji 1886 g., ovo: "Anton
Mueller il Danciga video je otpri-
like pre- so godina q. je pisao
1879 tom gradu veoma vesto
napravljenu masinu koja je IRA
djivala a do 6 tkanina odjedan-
put. Posto Sc opstinsko vece pobo-
jalo da bi tai pronalazak mogao
r1asu radnika oterati prosjake,
ono ,je pronalazak unistilo j nare-
dilo da Sc pronalazac potajno "a
davi iii utopi." U Leydenu je ista
rhasina prvi put primenjena g.
1929. TEX su pobune kazasa prisili-
lie opstinu da je zabrani; razne u
redbe Drzavnih Staleza cd g. 1882,
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-09-25
Papa naredjuie sveste-
nicima da Sc mole "a mir
(Nastavak sa l. strane.)

(NaStaVak Sa L. SCrane.)
sa ratnim prosperitetom svake
vrste kapitalistickog prosperiteta.
l jamatno je da on INA da &c po-
sledica toga biti pobuna svetske
radnicke klase protiv svetske ka-
pitalisticke klase, koja &c Sc "a
vrsiti sa pobedon1 prve i porazom
poslednje. A tada &c pasti Papin
Vatikan.
Ali Papa jos bolje INA da sve
molitve svih religija ma celom
svetu nece uticati ma skracivanje
rata. Postojece krvoprolice je
pupcano vezano sa ekonomskim
zakonima vladajuceg kapitalizma,
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-09-25
Naiveci p0rezi II istOriii
owe Zemlie.
(Nastavak sa 1. strane.)

A kada Sc ina ma umu koliko
kostaju drustvu ostali delovi kapi-
talisticke politicke drzave: tros-
kovi gradskih vlasti, oblasnih Via
sti, drzavnih vlasti cele zemlje,
i kada Sc oni saberu sa trosko-
vima federalne Wade, onda Sc
tex moze pojmiti koliki je ogrc-
man trosak kapitalisticke polite
Ike vladavine.
Kapitalisticka politicka drzava
je klasna vladavina, ella je funkci-
ia da drzi potcinjenosti radnic-
ku klasu ogromnu vecinu anne
rickog stanovnistva. l kapitalistic-
ka klasa je voljna da u glavnome
snosi sve te ogromne troskove svo-
je Wade da Sc drzi radnicka kla-
sa cvrsto privezana lancima ma.
jamnog ropstva. I kada sc ina ma
unnu onda Sc moze zamisliti ko-
like mora da je ukradeni "visah
vrednosti" koje plackasi owe zem-
lie zakonski kradu cd produktiv.
ne radnicke klase. Jer kapitalisti
placaju te ogromne troskove svo-
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-09-25

ioi vladi il gomile "viska vredno-
sti."
Znanstvena nauka Marksizma-
Deleonizma~davno je dokazala da
ie politicka drzava rak-rana ma IL
mucenom telu covecanstva da Sc
ona zajedno sa kapitalizmom mo-
ra, prema ucenju S. L. P, unis-
It'll. ako covecanstvo ne zeli da
stalno boluje.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-09-25

koii iasno vele da oni wise ne mo-
OIL bez krvoprolica dejstvovati'
Zboe toga Sc ma Papu neee srditl
nj iedan nj drugi ratujuci tabor
kapitalistickog imperijalizma, kada
on vodi borbu protiv rata sa pu-
him molitivama, koje su slablJe
cd puke politicke glasovnice, kada
"a niom ne stoji organizovana
ekonomska moe proletarijata.
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kroz Partiju i Federaciju.

Obicaj je kod drugih organi
zacija, kad obave jedan zamasar
posao, kao sto je nasa prosla kon
vencija bila, onda f1astaje odmara
ME opet nakon izvesnog vremena
pokrenu Sc ma posao. Najjasniju
sliku ovakvog stanja stvari pru-
zaju politicke partije posle raznih
izbora. Ia vreme politickih izbora
obzirom ma to, da Ii oni bill To-
kalni, drzavni iii nacionalni, to-
liko Sc govori, pise; oglasuju sc
kandidati njihove platforn1e, O.
drzavaju Sc debate; larni psovki
nerna kraja da ottawa atnosfera
smrdi cd politieke karnpanje. A
sutri dan nakon izbora, pobedjeni
cestitaju pobediocima izmedju
njih povracaju Sc "normalni" cd
nosi - prijateljski odnosi.
Nakon ovog i'm zajednickog
cirkusa, jedni i drugi odlaze ma
vekacije. Jedni odlaze u Floridu.
drugi u Kaliforniju, treci u low a
cetvrti u ribolov it'd. it'd.
Drukce stvar stoji revolucio-
narnom organizacijom. Kod ME
nema odmora, pa ma koliko kak(
ona posao danas obavila, sutri dar
nju (njene clanove) ne ceka od-
NOR. Oni ne odlaze ma vekacije !;
jedno sto i'm materijalne okolnosti
ne dozvoljavaju, a drugo sto ju-
cerasnji obavljeni posao bese kao
uvod "a sutrasnji prekosutras-
Mi posao. Nema prekida u revo-
lucionarnom pokretu, nego nepre-
kidan rad, koji Sc mora vrsiti sve
dotle, dok ne postigne konacni
cilj, "a koji on radi - oslobodje.
ME radnicke klase.
Svima nam je poznato "a vrene
prosIogodisnje Izborne Kampanje,
koliko je nasa Partija ulozila tru-
da, napora i novca, samo "a jed
nu svrhu: da upozna sto vecl broJ
clanova nase klase sa njenim pro-
gramom. Nasi kandidati, organi-
zatori celokupno nase clanstvo,
takorekue, radili su dan noe. Ma
81 kandidati organizatori jurili
su Cd mesta do mesta, odrzavall
skupstinske radijske govore, te
vrsili licnu agitaciju, kao sto re-
kosmo, samo jednim ciljem u
vidu: da obaveste nasu klasu
pravom stanju stvari, te kako
ma koji nacin da postignu svoje
oslobodjenje. To bese velik trud,
to bese naporan rad, ali to bese
najplemenitiji najuzviseniji rad.
Jer da toga nije, nasi kandidatl
j organizatori, pa nj samo clan
stvo ne bi bill stanju te napore
izdrzati.
Sutri dan nakon izbora, nasi
kandidati, organizatori, nase clan
stvo nisu otisli ma vekacije i od-
naranje, ne go su nastavlli svoJ
rad, nasu kampanju, posto nasa
kampanja mora da traje sve dotle,
dok neprosvetimo i organizujemo
radnicku klasu owe zmelje, pa da
ona organizovanom akcijom i ma
civilizovan nacin zamene kapita-
listicki sistem sa Industrijalnom
Republican Rada.
Samo tada, mi cemo r1oci lei ma
vekaciie; sano tada mi temo sc
moci odmarati, jer tada &c nasa
kampanja biti privedena kraju
A do tada, mi trebamo, mi mora
mo nastaviti nasom kampanjom
sa sve vecom energijom, voljom
odlucnoscu.
Ovo sto vazi "a nasu Izbornu
Kampanju, to u podjednakoj me.
ri vazi i "a nasu proslu konven.
ciju. l ako Sc svi mi osecan1o Ia
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ldovolini sa ishodom nase prosle
Ikonvencije, a "a ovo imamo jakog
| razloga da budemo zadovoljni, ali
| to ne znaci da trebamo sada da
Sc odmaramo. Ne cato sto nam nj
lie potreban odmor, potreban nam
| je jos kako, ali pred mama je tolls
ko rada, koji ceka "a nasu akciju.
ION cd mas trail da Sc obavlja
svakodnevno u rnnogo vecoj ko-
| li6ini nego ranije.
/ Danasnji nasi poslovi, koji ce-
| kaju "a mas, slicni su vrucem
gvozdju, jer ako ih danas ne oba-
Vino kako treba i u svoje vreme,
moze da bude isto n o o |
sa ohladjeniim gvozdjem - HAD
no gvozdje ne mole Sc kovati.
Il Sadasnja situacija nalaze da sc
nasi poslovi moraju svakodnevno
,obavljati, bez ikakvog odlaganja
ii oklevanja, jer sutra iii preko-
I'sutra lako moze da bude kasno.
MAS neprijatelj je budan i radi
lrunom parom, sve sto ide pri-
rlop naSem neprijatelju (kapitaliZ-
mu), to je protiv mas, protiv ma
| sih interesa.
I Kapitalizam je sve svoje sile
skoncentrisao "a jednu svrhu: ka-
ko da ocuva svoj sistem. Da bi on
bio stanju ocuvati svoj sistem,
on mora imati radnicku klasu uz
sebe. | bas zato kapitalisticka kla-
Isa nastoji sa swim svojim mno-
gobrojnim organima i agencijama
da ubedi svoje najarnne robove,
da je kapitalizam najbolji sistem
cd svih sistema. A mi, buduci da
je nasa ideja suprotna ideji kapi-
| talizma, morarno nasom propa-
gandom, nasom prosvetom ubediti
| radnike, da ono sto je u interesu
| kapitalisticke klase, to je protiv
interesa radnicke klase. Kako da
ubedimo radnike u nasu ideju?
Ma ovo pitanje moze svaki mas
clan odgovoriti. Nasim prosvetno-
agitacionim radon. Pomoeu nase
stampe, nase literature nasih sko-
la, skupstina, predavanja licne
lagftacije. Ovo su nasa sredstva, po-
mocu kojih mozemo ubediti rad
nike u nasu ideju, te da interest
kapitalisticke radnicke klase ne
rnogu biti istovetni nego su oni
suprotni.
Da bi bill stanju ovo postici,
Ma prvom mestu, mi moramo do
bivati svakim damon sve wise Vi
Sc novih citaoca "a nasu novinu;
! prodavati sve wise wise naSe Ii
| terature; odrzavati sve wise vi
Sc nasih skupstina, predavanja i
skolskih casova, sa sve vecom
vecom posetom. A da bi sve ovo
mogli postici, mi moramo sve ces-
&c cesce odlaziti u licnu agitaciju.
Bez licne agitacije, kojoj svi ella
novi trebaju uzimati zivo aktiv-
nog ucesca, potrebe pokreta nete
biti ostvarene.
Bas to je razlog zasto trebamo
svi Sc krenuti u licnu agitaciju,
jer samo pomocu ME nase &c pret-
plate poskociti; veci broj nasih
knjiga bice rastureno; bolje &c
skupstine, skole i predavanja BIZ
| ii posecenlJe.
Ono sto smo pocetku owe ru-
hrike rekli, nasi su Ogranci cla-
novi istog mislenja, jer oni nakon
velikog rada "a nasu proslu kon-
venciiu, nisu sell da Sc odmaraju,
nego su nastavili radon "a ma
su stvar.
Odmah nakon konvencije, O.
granci clanovi SUI primili okruz-
!, no pismo Cd C.. O. vezi ida
vanjem kalendara "a 1912. godinu,
te kupljenju oglasa. Skoro su
svi Ogranci javili da SUI izabrali
iodbore oglasa otpoceli rad ma o.
glasima. A prvi je Ogranak Ste
| uhanviI1n koii 10 npS1ap rrye o.
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SVETSK1 RAT / SOVJETSKA RUSIJA.


INT ratur medju ugos
posed'e ohce0e
Gina a j kupei ipaljv pocnaju
ME
tuiu so moguc veem broju
Cenaje jenoibr a
Porzbin
KNJEARA
Ave.
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prince da Sc resi- pitanje - Fasi-
zam iii Socijalizam!
F. Rack,
bratski delegat, Jugoslavenske
Federacije S. L. P.
Evening star., 1941-07-22
UNCLE RAYS CORNER-Aeppo Above Ruins of Older Cities

If you watch life in a Syrian city,
you will see many peddlers walking
about. Some carry their goods on
their heads, others on their backs.
The peddlers call out their wares,
or sing about them as is done in
Cairo and other cities of Egypt.
Almost always the cries or songs
are in Arabic. The English mean
ing may be:
May Allah send me a customer"
MY oranges are the best in the
land"
oh buy my bread and the good
Allah will keep you WE'LL"
Damascus, the biggest city of
Syria, has given the world two prod
ucts which have won wide fame
swords and a certain kind of cloth.
Damascus swords were famed all
over Western Europe during the
Middle Ages. The steel in the blades
was tempered so well that it would
not break under a strain which
would destroy other swords.
At the present time there is no
special trade in Damascus swords.
Yet their name has lasted through
the centuries.
Cloth of high grade was made in
Damascus in early times, and came
TO be known as "damask." 1t was
made Of silk, and figures were woven
into 1t.
Danask became important in
Evening star., 1941-07-22
BY THE FOUR ACES,
A Series of Mistakes

who was more at fault in the
bidding of this hand?" asks a
Miami reader.
South dealer.
North-South vulnerable.
a 1913
C7
Q 1868
K932
AA872 KQJ9
= K643 N. 54
9 "a We. = Q102
4 J104 S. Q 80
J. & &
Evening star., 1941-07-22
Let's Learn q New Word

While BLITZKRIEG is not ex-
actly a new word, having come into
common use at the start of the
present war a little more than a
year ago, the word is not yet in the
dictionaries and many readers are
uncertain as to its exact meaning
and its pronunciation.
The word is formed by combin-
ing the German word BLITZ,
lightning, with KRIEG, war; hence,
an attack Of paralyzing swiftness
and power.
Blitz rhymes with fits. Krieg
has three pronunciations. In the
United States and England the final
"g' has the hard sound as in
league. In Germany, the "g" is
either pronounced as tx" or, in
Northern Germany, as ''ch," as in
Evening star., 1941-07-22

great mounds left from ruins of
cities of the past. In some cases one
city after another was built on the
same spot, the new one rising over
the remains of the old.
The present-day city of Aleppo
was built above the remains of
other cities. 1t is in Northern Syria,
and is almost as large as Damascus.
Among the ancient ruins are walls
with art work of theF Hittites. The
Hittites had a huge empire more
than 5000 years ago, and held
power over Syria.
PerSians, Greeks and Romans are
among the others who once ruled
Syria. Before the first World War,
Turkey held 1t in her empire. Great
Britain set the country free, but
France obtained a mandate" there.
Victory of Great Britain and the
Free French in the present war
might bring about real freedom for
Syria.
(For Travel section Of your scrapbook.)
III you WISH copy OF the le2net
"Flying Machine Pioneers" Just
send self-addressed, Scent
stamped envelope. Address to me
in care of The Evening Star.
I~eA Had
Tomorrow. Desert DUellers.
Evening star., 1941-07-22
a 8
y Al 9 S 5
O Al 7
= 40 rs

"As you Will note, there was a
slam at either minor suit; but four
hearts was badly set. We agree that
both North and South we're at fault
but who was more to blame?"
The question is so close that we're
almost ready to give up. But, after
much thought, we think that South
is more to blame. North might con-
Ceivably distruSt the club bid; but
surely South could rely on North's
diamond suit. There was therefore
no reason for South to rebid heart
suit which North had twice refused
to raise. while abandoning a rebid
diamond suit for which South had
excellent support.
North's bidding, however, would
not earn him medal. He should
certainly have raised the clubs in
stead of rebidding the diamonds.
And when South went to four
hearts, North should have shown
his preference between SOuth's two
suits by taking him to five clubs.
We think that it would take eX-
ceptionally good bidders to reach
the slam in this hand because it is
difficult for South to realize that
North has a singleton heart. And
North finds it difficult to bid the
slam since he may fear that South
has weaker clubs and slightly more
strength in hearts (where it would
be useless. But even average bid
ders, if they Were- disposed to be
reasonable rather than stubborn,
would reach a minor-suit game;
either North would raise the clubs
or South would raise the diamonds.
X X
Yesterday you were David Bruce
Burnstone's partner and, with both
SIDES vulnerable YOU held.
Evening star., 1941-07-22
Take Ny Word
For 1t
By FRANK COLBY.
Evidently

ADJ. Obviously; plainly: in an
erident manner.
Evening star., 1941-07-22

foreign trade. With the passing OF
time, the art of making it spread to
Southern and Western Europe. To-
day we can buy cloth known as
"damask" which is made of linen
cotton or wool, as well as Of silk
Fine linen damasks are made in
ireland, and cotton damasks ir
Scotland and England.
Here and there in Syria we find
Evening star., 1941-07-22
LETTER-OUT

spell the
column
correctly you fashion.
o Yesterdays LETTER-OUT.
(ph).
FACIES-CAFES
THINGS-SIGHT
phony).
Gak
Evening star., 1941-07-22


The average speaker gives to this
word an entirely unorthodoX pro-
nounciation by placing the accent
on the third syllable, thus: "ev-uh-
DENT-lee." =" But the word is not
SO listed in the dictionary.
Best usage accents the first syl-
iable' only, and obscures the "e" Of
the third syllable so that it has a
brief, barely perceptible "uh," or
neutral, sound.
Correct pronunciation:
EV-i-d 'nt-lee.
Evening star., 1941-07-22

ach, ich, dich. BY many, this is
thought to be the correct pro-
nunciation.
United States: BLITS-kreeg.
Germany: BLITS-kreek or
BLITS- -kree (ch).
Evening star., 1941-07-22

v > q
. AJ104
LKJ65
The bidding:
Jacoby You Schenken Burnstone
~ Pass - "a
Pass "A Pass Pass
s. 90
Answer-Double. Your jump to
four spades was based very largely
on strength which is Just as good
on defense as on offense. You can
probably lick the tar out of five
hearts, while five spades might be
an unsound contract.
Score 100 per cent for double, 40
per cent for pass, 20 per cent for five
spades.
Question No. SI8
Today you hold the same hand,
and the bidding continues:
Jacoby You Schenken Burnstone
/" Pass ~ "a
Pass "A Pass Pass
81 Dbl. Pass 5A
Pass 90
What do you bid? (Answer to-
morrow
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-11
$85, ,OOO For Red Cross Is Waterbury Quota
National President of Organization Calls on City for More Funds; Must Raise S8O,OOO,OOO
 Throughout Whole Nation

The Waterbury chapter of the American Red Cross today was called upon by Norman H. Davis, national president of the organiza- tion, to begin immediately the rais- ing Of Q quota of SBB,000 as it's share of a national American Red Cross War Fund of SS0,O00,000.
 Chairman. John M. Burial of the local chapter has designated Lewis &. Reed as chairman of the fund for Waterbury, contributions to- wards which will be received at the Citizens E Manufacturers National bank, as well as ct Red Cross head- quarters in tho Lincoln House, S6 Field street.
 , The local organization, which has just succeeded in raising more than S20 600 flor It's annual roll call in this city, is expected to launch immediately it's drive for the add!. tional quota, to meet the greatly expanded needs of the Red Cross, now that the United States Is acc tually atNwar.
 Chairman BurrAlI
 Tn a telegram to Mir. Burrall this morning, Norman Davis. pointed out what vast and definite responsihili- ties the Red Cross must now face, in services to the armed forces of the nation, and in relief to dis. tressod civilians.
 other items" will Do curtailed fllr-
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-11

Issued ct 10;30 Q. m, communique on Philippine operations in which the sinking of . hattleship believed Go be the 20,00O-tora Huruaa, or c vessel of the Hailina class, was rec ported.
 Thus the United States revenged ct least in part the Japanese at tack on Pearl Harbor Sunday In which the loss of one old U. S. bate tleshlp has been ofAelaily an. nounced and other losses reported.
 Today's war department commun- ique said that there were continued attempts by strong Japanese forces to establish themselves along the northern coast of Luzon.
 Heavy Resistance
 Determined resistance has con. fined this action to the attack in the vicinity of Aparrd, ct the ex- treme northern tip of Luzon, where the Japanese attempted to establish . beach head yesterday" the com- nunique said.
 "Alr activity continued in the vi. cinlty of Manila, with intermittent attacks on air fields ct Cavite and Nichols field throughout the day.
 stilnson said that Aparri is just a small landing place" which is shut of from the main part of the island by mountains, and that if the Japanese attempt to transport an army through the passes, 1t will "be a slow job"
 Stimson said that he had just inessaged Lieutenant General Doug las MacArthur, commander of the United. States Far Eastern forces, congratulating him on the sinking, his defense against great odds" and the conduct of the U. s. army and
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