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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-08

Freshens 6 axe

ANY KIND Of dry cake may
no fre>hencd if placed in a Gov
cred pan and heated IN The oven
for "A few minutes. II unusually
dry the surface max be >prink!cd
With water before heating
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-08
Economy Menu

The weeks economy menu
viii include lamb neck slices.
steamed cauliilowcr buttcrcd
lima beans, cinnamon apple
salad, cheese hearts che latter
two being concessions TO the
Saint of Sentiment and Scotch
mans fruit cake
Meta Staudcr SonCStrcsS with
Frank GagenS orchestra cur-
renily- appearing ~ The Book
Cadillac Casino viii bc glcst
star A. Tuesday s class.
Meta sings both popular and
classic numbers. having had >IN
year of operate and concert
study. Her biggest ambition Is
- sing the role Of Carmen.
IN Della. a close second
EOlCC
HaA4ng Loaned eatl,itt
with various name band, she's
also We'll Nrr-cd m rrc popular
'Spc OF music you'll cuIol
hpl Nuc4IiIIUg.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-08

salt. Brol until bananas arc
brown and tender
Allow 20 10 minutes for
whole banana or CroSsWISe
halves 3 10 > minutes for quar-
tcr,. Serve Very hot with ham,
Frozen appleSaucc j. an uu-
usual topping for the nuny gin
gcrbrcad. Color ~ a delicate pink
10 fit the scheme of the day
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-08
Red Cross thursday

Members 81 INC llorrmah,f
Cub TINT Of The American Rod
Cross VIII mcot on THURSDAY
February L. Tho place is ihD
usual ono. thc'club room on tho
fifth floor Of our building Door
Will bc open A. g a ~
AC'Nl'Ir- OF NE IInncTak'e-
Club arc fGr member. only taf
every hcmcmtkcr IN Detroit and
ltS vicinity j. cordially invited
Io-lo.a--Lh---ee>i- i,trt-a le-t-,---.--
and CrNci- sour membership
card End folder Of - pwd.
cnce PoHnl leaflets
You may ioju 81 'Nc service
counter n the lobby Of The Do
troIt Times HulduG any ra.-.
day before cooking >cho, starts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-08
Ham Menu

Ham Is traditional for a Fcbru-
any 22d dinner 50 lct abUld the
w"nu around il Why not serve
grapefruit broilcd ham slices
and bananas. yamS. green beans.
gingerbread wlrn frozen apple
sauce
Blol slices Of ham Peel bana-
ra, C~o whole. on eur into quar-
'.i, or halves. Place on broler
lacE on In pan Brush with
melted butter and sprinkle with
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-08
-kAetinoae LOOPING

ALL MERINGUES should be
baked in a slow ovcng from 500
10 325 degrees. until they are
delicdtely Drowned If the oven
is too not. the mcringuc viii be
tough and Shrunkcn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-08
Cherry
|SdIdd to
Be Prepared
VALENTINE dishes is the

VALENTINE dishes is the
theme OF the HomemakcrS
Club cooking school 10 be held
in the club room on the fifth
floor Of The Detroit Times
Building Tuesday, February 10
Class will start al ! 80 in the
afternoon with doors open at |
o'clock.
Prudence Penny viii conduct
the cooking school and you'll see
her prepare a Valentine cherry
salad that's tart and tasty,
cereal nougat bars -. new and
chevy adlunctS 10 the cookie
department, and Spanish style
macaronl a clever way of
dressing up this hearty and
budCct-caSy food,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-08
Fruit Sfuffinq

& STUFFING which contain,
tum is especially good 20 Use
in roast goose Is meat is un-
usually rich and the fartnoS> Of
apples pruneS raIslnS or orange
modcratcS The flavor Toasted
nuts also add am unusually fine
flgNgf.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-08

White Coatinq

TIE WHITE coating which
sometimes appears on cakes oil
chocolate is caused by keeping
the cakes in an overwarm place,
where some of the fat melts and
comes 10 the surface.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-08

Here's your chance 10 get beaI
mirror Al record low cost. All rema
mirrors must 20. Just one or two
kind Come early, l. b era e
Plus 1910 Bonus in Free MsrehGn
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-21
Convict Driver
Only as Speeder

RonNyn ~. fhiles -. ~ T2os
FAwce;; ave vas acquitted Thurs-
dsy in police court - = drunken
driving charge but vas fined IS
including oosts. for excessive SPED
rhiles. who WAS defended ~ At
torney Hugh Roseilini. formerly
Was convicted ~ drunken driving
and AZ the time az his arrest Vas
the rosscsSnr ~ q restricted
drivers license. which prohibited
him from driving any car but his
own.
Arresting officers testified that
Philes drove east on T2nd 81 ~ :
high rate 81 speed. and that re
failed 20 stop for an srterial ~
72nd and Park ave II was On their
testimony that Judge " A Rich
mond imposed the nne for speed
ing.
Roscnini produced = host 81 wit
nesseS to prove his contention that
Philes had drunk only two glasses
Of beer prior 10 his srroS,.
Philes was arrested Feb q.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-21
Spokane Judge Says He Will
Ignore 40-Mile Speed Limit

SPOKANE rchoe Judge Frank
Suss announced In court Friday -
ere seald ~ convicted n -
court ~ speeding under the nes
sa-nile an hour hni, set ~ Gov
.rnor Arthur n Lsnsiis earlier
tbs week
4 have booked Through segal
recerfs and ftpd NJ Law pr
mittinE seerruor iAngise -
set . speed limit ef 90 mises
IN this state Nus~ .sid
The lswr of the state of Wash
ington Arv stili made ~ The lesis-
iators in Olympia. and not hy ANY
executive ORDER" b. stated
State pAtrolnen. should they
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-21
PRE- Induction Training
Ruled Out by Siimson

WASHINGTON - Secretary Of
War Henry L. Stimson Friday in.
formed heads Of college. that the
army could not spare material and
personnel from the war effort to
provide pre-induction training BY
private and public Institutions.
The reserve officers training
corps program will be maintained
however, he advised educators In
A letter
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-21

OLYMPIA ire r-s 60 uslis
- hcar rr>>d limit fer stats hsxh.
sass -. 80 ~ Highway nss-S.
teF nslF~en Rsnss urdef sulhorsts
- tk< 1917 hlshwsy code. ktgrf.
s<s General smtts Trey ed ~.
dsy
s.s<. AFshsr q tAsxb<
ksrs.<if 81 ~~s IA TO sr~~s
hr<st. kas ~~~s~i, ss~ss~s .
rss~i~~s@ssar s~fis~s f~r ~~-
tnss~ss - shsa~ ~ ~
uns<s the highway e~se th< A.
festar = highways may fsRulzt-
TIE sr~~s ~ s~sleies On any r<F'
- any state highway ~s~r~
sasts.his 90 seeeun: - hiFh~ss
~ resd eeustFastirn ~ repairs
excessive tFsffic 90 ether ten
reFafS esn~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-21
Ship Survivors
To Forget Past
And 60 Win War

CHARLESTON. q q r~<nts.
elxas saFxssr<s II se ks<<isar
mp ~ sect - sns eostun after
h<lnx safr<.te~d snsf esaxns n -
eFs-@-sFss< sA@tffsr~ of sw~ <sh-
w<Ftn<s $40 rvtssv th~s ~ev~
zeinx - fusxst their experiences
snss - - sna str sr~ w~f
rh~ s~s~<s s~~k se~~ssv ~.
s~v~~~~s h~ap~ sss~t ~ -
n~s<eu - - ssss<A ~ s~s
r~~us r-h~sss 49, ksssps use
- - s<~~ 81 t~ft ne
sth<<< s~se<~sss~s s~<. ~
~ - ssssis~~. nv~ r~~s~a~~1
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-21
Lumber Wage
Hearings Set
Mediation Board
Coils Union Heods

FoRTLs>D-Union representa-
,ives q AL fir lumber operations
IN Oregon and Washington. sx-
elusive Of Willamette valley. Pm
DAY had arrived in Washington,
y c. summoned BY the mediation
section 81 the war labor board
Hearings on the union demand
for Is cents an hour increase open
Monday.
Delegates included Kenneth
DAVIS. secretary Of the Northwest
ern Council Of Lumber and Saw
mill workers, Doyle F. Pearson.
assistant secretary. Peter Terzick.
Seattle; Frank Hoyt. st. Helens.
and Earl Hartley. Tacoma.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-21

Love Notes" DlL,los.D BRIDAL
PAIR sifsealins1 matched MONT.
lnos q Syoooio. foch ring set -sh
sDofsiing soiaofs dsofsorsd. fso~ oai,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-21
School Teachers
To Get Break

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES seaeei
teachers Get a break unser terms
q n 1871 iAw effective fer ~
frs; time This sprnE. requiring
school hnsris 70 notify them be
fore April IS n their iet2 ocn=
tract. win not ~ renewed
Previously. school boards onuid
sait until fail before dismi.lag
teachers thus leaving them Nth
little chance % lining up loss Tor
= year The new law requires ihe
notification he in writing and
state reasons Tor non-fenexzl
neadline in union high school is
triets IL April 30.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-21

You cor gii BIZ fns rsosi f1fiiiioo ~ oil c'fs--
a lovely bus -~sfs daeanoas-=or WtiIltLD
GOLDbteGs ioeaous credit terms. ~ yeu ore 9one
70 be o~oy ffona Youf bsss bsiosed nor . fns
isrns 70 oss hsf ss.at pfscsoos "sosrsthrg - "a
member yo8 b, +" 80 WHfsfifLO . OOlDBfpCs
bsou'iyi re- iel7 rnosynir.a styles 'oerouo-.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-21
Legion Stag
Friday Niqht

0zn<s > ; Nl7le VeF711Y ~
ss~zess = 81 army 1ays 90 -
rlsnex<t< s<ol1<x<l>< seew - go
49, - r<<ezrs e<re errnn1r< -
fetal - - Fri<lsv n11nG -
party sreu>r<<1 ~ n1u1r1 =
rs~h<. rs~s An><s<es f.eu1Gn
en>srTe~r - rAll>s4 er@1 NJ
~eata - r<nnanfv ~ - un11v
- - sr~~~. sd fns> \ = -
semmist<~'s lat~nshee 70 ma1s n
- b~<e
- - s<&<<s - : s't>r~s. -
r~ff~<za<~ets. ~ seax no~w
sta<ss - = An sSsf< ~o1ns -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-21
War in Europe
A Year Ago
March 70, lAl

[. = senate vo,es 81 SEA GO 600
appropriation fcr defense
Ienaen announced destruction
q Coventry Cathedral ~ eomh~.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-21

sass any action unser ,hs Ecver.
aafs oFsset might have q fse%
shafres q fai.s arrwst. Nese aid
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-21
AT USO Ceniers
FRIDAY. MARCH 20

lo6 Rust bldg. club room facili-
ties. Registration OF Junior host
tesses.
18th and Pacific. Open house.
games. Personal service.
18th and Fawcett. game night.
Games Of chance and skill. Ping
pong tournament and bingo. Priv
rs for the winners.
South Tacoma. games. infor-
NAL dancing.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-21

You help yourself when you buy
L. 8. Defense Bonds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-21

A young eel is only as thick as
q blotter, II is 80 transparent
you can read through IL.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-28
TWO YEARS TO BUILD

Now this new turbo-eenerotor is being added
to The Detroit Edison Compony's generating
capacity Since it takes nearly two years - and
approximately million and q half dolIors-to
complete one Of these huge norvels Of modern
science, you con see that your electric company
has always had to prepare for the future far in
ADVANCE The new generator which brings its
urgently needed power at this critical time was
on order long before the blow at Peorl Horbor
shocked q peaceful people and set the wheels OF
war production turning modly
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-28
State Issues $4,000
Birth Records = Year

r. LANSING, Dec. Z8-(A1--The
State Health Departments vital
statistics bureau during 1912 is
sued an all-time high of $4,000
birth records, mainly to appli-
cants for war jobs and candi-
dates for enlistment in the arm
ed services.
The birth records represented
o5 per cent of a total of III ,3l4
requests for all types of vital
statistics, also including marri-
ages, divorces and adoptions, the
department said. Although de-
tense industries required proof
Of citizenship before Pearl Har-
Dor, requests for bureau records
increased from 80, 485 in 1889 to
lOO,410 in 1910 and 1898 last
year.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-28
Would proied Press
from Laws Of Libel

BOSTON, Dec. % - (P -
Asserting that newspapers still
remain the best protection that
the public has against wrong
doors, the Massachusetts, Judic-
ial Council declares that they
SHOULD not be hampered by the
uncertainty that now exists as 10
the (libeD laws"
At the request of the State
Legislature, the Council made a
study of several bills to amend
libel laws and the law of libel
lin general, along with other sta
tutes. The Council made its re-
port yesterday.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-28

capacity would have been utilized to assure
ample electric power for homes and industries.
It would have offered further assurance Of the
dependable service to which the customers OF
The Detroit Edison Company have become &C.
ccstored 1t would have meant greater comfort
and convenience for larger numbers Of people.
1t would have brought added promise Of the con-
tinuoton Of the reasonable rates for electricity
which customers Of The Detroit Edison Company
enjoy But circumstances have changed its inn
mediate Destiny Marked for continuous action
behind the lines, this industrial weapon will be
devoted largely to the grim needs Of war.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-28

produce it, And the less it COSTS the more it will
be used " influenced by the public benefits to be
gained from this policy, the electric companies
Of America have consistently followed q pro-
oron Of improvement and expansion in order TO
provide the most dependable service for their
customers and the greatest abundance Of eleo-
trio power for the country.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-28
A MODERN MIRACLE

There are many vtoI elements that Portici-
pote in the complete cycle for the production
and supplying Of electricity to homes and indus
try However, the turbo- generator is the heart OF
the enormous operation. 1t is the mechanism
that converts the energy Of extremely hot steam
at high pressure into electric current. The De-
troit Edison Company, in selecting General
Electric turbo-eenerotor, gave welI-nerited rec
ignition to 40 years Of leadership in the building
Of these great machines and in improving their
design to obtain greater efficiency. Your section
Of the Country is getting the finest equipment
that genealogical skill hos devised the most
reliable equipment that money can buy.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-28

of the era when they frantically
built scores of concrete pillboxes
and air raid shelters throughout
the city, and subtly camouflaged
many with flower gardens. They
need no longer scan the sea for
wisps of smoke to confirm hec-
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-28

and Pro-Nazis who preach that
past German victories warn that
their homefolks in France will
be harmed IL Dakar swings too
solidly to the Allies.
The new Fifth Column seeks
to make the most of the cessa-
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-28

Rn11o(aS Nee: he Arrival
q Ameeisa1 treeps In Dakar
~ disclosed last week BY
Joonoh lGogtea q the Asseci-
sHei Prom, TIE ealy American
vaf correspoadeat On hand to
resort TIE stirring news In .
Aiopatch direct from that
French West African port. In
the following dispatch Morton
dives more details OF the situ-
alton the Americans found In
Dakar.)
~ JOSEPH MORTON
DAKAR, Dec. % - (Delayed)
-(R-The mysterious and stra-
tegic port of Dakar, closed for
many months to the Allies and
Axis alike, Is beginning TO
awaken from a long siege OF
war-imposed sleeping sickness.
With the arrival of American
troops, an air of expectancy and
impending big doings has pene-
trated the city. The 10000 white
residents, most of them youthful
and lively, are facing the pros
pect of once again having some
thing important to do, ana
somewhere to go.
The man in the street anticl-
pates that the swing OF French
West Africa to the Allies Will
mark a big change in the badly
crowded metropolis teemlng
with soldiers and sailors. he IS
tired of pillbox construction; OIL
cycles, pony carts, charcoal
burning automobiles, choked
apartments and hotels, super-ra-
tioning, propaganda, counter
propaganda, and counter-coun-
ter-propaganda.
Now that West Africs is all on
one horse, he would like to get
on with the war. He wants an
end to the completely caused
when the .old Fifth Column (of
Pro-Allies) became legal over
night. and Collaborationists
changed horses in mid-stream,
or started a new Fifth Column.
John Doe of Dakar and his
friends may be forgiven for be-
ing impatient. They live IN
city rationed to death. A doc
tors prescription is needed even
for an aspirin tablet. They are
permitted barely one change OF
clothes a year, only enough
bread, sugar, rice, butter and
other essential foods to cover
rock-bottom needs. Even wine
and cigarettes are rationed, ana
only two small packs of matches
can be purchased a week.
Located at the hub of South
Atlantic sea lanes, Dakar once
found it easy to obtain the best
of everything. Today young men
hand the Americans notes PEN
ned in English-"Have you a
packaae of American cigar
ettes?" or Have you some
chewing gum?"
Even Mother Nature has TAX
an q crack at the proud city.
Rainfall has been SO light that
water Is obtainable only one
hour daily.
Not a single privately-owned
automobile is operated on gaso-
line in Dakar, only government
cars. Most cars are converted to
charcoal burners, or jacked-up
for the duration. Horse-drawn
pony carts, gigs, and barouches
ramble the streets and nearly
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-28

the Americans by scores to
Christmas dinners, and have
made it a point to salute or
smile broadly whenever Ameri-
cans pass down the street.
These people combat the Cos
pel of the middle-of- the-roaders
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-28
MYSTERIOUS Da|ar Awakens from Sleeping Sickness:

ton in the exchange Of mail and
packages with France since the
Allied occupation Of North Az
RIGA, but fails to point out that
ships still would be going home
il the Nazis hadn't taken over all
of France.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-28

tic invasion rumors that "a big
convoy was sighted coming this
way"
The great majority of Da-
kar's people, so per cent soldiers
and sailors, are openly pro-
American. TOwnsfolk invited
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-28

ment came from Indo- China ID
months ago.
Dakar residents used TO
stumbling around at night In a
total blackout now are looking
forward to an end to the mad
deninR war of nerves, to the end
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-28
ENOUGH FOR ESQ, 900 FAMILIES

This newest turbo-eenerotor provides on oddl-
tionoI 5000 kiIowotts-or enough electricity
to care for the normal needs Of ESQ, 600 average
fomies Yet, this IS 900 kiIowotts is only
small portion Of the entire present Detroit tdi-
son capacity In world Of peoce, this odded
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-28

T will never spear Jop Never sink O sub.
Yet on electric turbo-eenerotor is weapon
Of wor-o deadly weapon. And this one is
doubIy So Because it is destined Tor use IN
Detroit Edison Power Plant, where it will 9ener-
ate power for host Of war industries in this
oreo 1t is dsodIy because the flood OF war pro-
ducts from Southeastern Michigan will help tip
the scales and seal the doom OF our enemies.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-28
NOT A SECRET WEAPON

But the turbo-eenerotor is not secret weapon.
All the world knows that the United States hos
more electric power to forge the tools OF victory
thon all the countries Of the Axis combined The
Detroit Edison Company is q conspicuous ex-
onnple, with s VI times the capacity thot it pos
sessed in World War Without that tremendous
capacity, it is unlikely that the Detroit area
could have become so quickly the bristlne ar
senoI that it is today producing planes, guns,
tanks, ships, and countless other instruments
I'D materials of war for the free peoples OF the
world.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-28
WHY AMERICA IS SUPREME

Why is America supreme in electric power'
The answer con be found in the American econ
ony Of abundance, bosed on the concePt-"Ihe
more electricity thot is used, the less it costs to
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-28
Americon Troops Arrive
~ West African Port

every family has ut least one b.
cycle. The last gasoline ship
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-07-02

tin Kristijan, Nhov ulazak, misljahu oni nece
buditi nikakvu sumnju, buduci da vec seac nosec
ma try povrce voce tiskahu blizin kapje svojim
kolicama Zamalo rastavjeni cd svoh prateja
dini meteza pijacnh kolca Justin Krstijan behu tex
nekolko stopa cd posyodene kapie kad odednom euse
burnu galamu reci, ponavljane cd rule glasova
"Luterani Luterani Smrt eretcima!' Kroz Krsti
Jana njegovog saputnika prode bolna jeza Mora da
XII cd nhovih drugova sto i'm predhodahu behu prepoz
natl kod kape Da i'm polete upomoc znacilo b da de-
lie njihovu sudbinu.
Nemojmo pokusavati da udem Pariz ovog ca
sa - primeti Justin Kristij ijanu. Mi radnici u
stampariji Roberta Estenna To b bo dovoljno da
osumnjiee "a jeres caner spijun Krimnanog Porucni
ka, sigurno je dao rulji mas ops. Obdjimo bedem
Dino kod Bastle st. Antoine Ia e kappa tako daeko
cd Montmartra da je moguce te strane jos nije IL
dat aarum.
- Moja supruga deca bice samrtnoj agoniji ako
me ovog jutra vide kod kuce odgovori Krstijan.
ia Gu pokusati da Sc provucem pod zaklonom gugule
koia kao da se nesrecu nash prijatelja povecava
cujes Ii tn divlju dreku?
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-07-02
PRETPLACUJTE Sc, CITAJTE
SIRITE RADNICKU BORBU.

Meni Sc izlaze opasnosti. Zbogom, Kristjane
ia nemam nj supruge nj dece. Mole dugorano osustvo
nece nixon proizrokovati nemr ia radje idem putem
Bastilje St. Antoine Madam da cemo naskoro sasta
ii kod stamparije. Neka te Bog cuva!
Diva prijatelja Sc rastanu Kristijan, CHA briga
easomice povecavase misleci Mari La Catele onima
njom oduc da udje Pariz po svaku Svejedno,
opazvsi nedaleko cd mesa gde sojase jednog selaka
sa punm kolma povrea preko koga b rasirena konop-
Gina vezana ponjava selaku zvaceei il dzepa
ednu kovanicu: sa,.
Prijatelju, iserpjen cd Trebam ma
10 odmora. Hoces biti tako dobar da poneses ma
svojim koima samo do sredine grada?
RADIO; popn gore spavaj, ako mozes - od-
govori seljak, trpajuei u dep kovanicu.
Kristijan pope ma kola zavuce u jedan kut OF
skrne malo ponavu da b Sta Sc desava napou.
budue da galama postajase sve burnia pretecija
Vail Jedva sto koa prodju kroz kapiju udju grad,
kad Krisan vide nedaeko cd koa Mariju La Catelle,
njenog zeta Poia, Jovana Duborga Laforga veza-
nih ruku Jedna ceta sreaca teskocom zadrzavase
mamnu ruju sto burno zahtevase zivote "eretka' tin
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-07-02

neznabozaca", th "uteranskih davljaca male dece"!
Bede, ali spokone eetiri zrtve gledahu suklja
jucu fanaticara. Uzdignutih ocu prema nebu
skrstenh ruku grudma Maria La Catelle izgedase
kao predana mucenistvu Kletve udvosruce Vec maj
pomamnj cd stanovnistva kupljahu kamence da NINA
ubiju zrtve. Kola koma Krsjan bese sakriven po-
lako probjahu svoj put postede zanatu muenog pri
krvniekih primera rule. Docnije poankosti
hapsenja njegovih prijatelja Maria La Catele njen
zet koje spjun Gainer podavno prijav kao ogreze e
reke, behu prepoznati uhvaeeni cd strane agenata
Krimnalnog Porucnka, koj cd ponoei stojase Kapi
il Montmartre Jovan Duborg Laforge, koji idjahu
kolko stopa liza La Caelle, posto ustupe veedusnom
porivu prtrease jo upomoe, behu isto kao kama
vru plemenitos Gina m osumnjicen, uhvaeeni vezan.
krstan takoder donna docnije da Lefevre bese ives
tilac protiv skupstne reformatora Monmartru la
die da komadi hartije sto in Lefevre pokupi prilkom
premetana tavana Kristanove kuce cd srane naredni
ka behu komadci Kalvnovog nacrta kom sazvase skup
stinu ma jednom cd kojih mogase proeati Mont
martre.
Nastavce se.)