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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-10
BUSINESS
Lewis Haney
lewis HeneY
Praises LabOr'S
War Contributions

The object of every loyal American today is to
thereby of individual
choice and initiative The outstanding economic fact therefore
the achievement industrial production
munitions supplies The duness elsewhere
episodes
this achievement everybody concerned has
trbued Despite strikes and disturbing demands for and
pay labor contributed millions the and file Of
labor citizens doing would be doing it without
Murray Congress good many politicians
contributed by refusing follow the radical proposals for
taxation and for government control of business
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-10

per cent tax on
freight and ex-
press shipments
will disrupt eff
forts TO hold
the cost OF
living in line, it
was learned to-
day.
II g n d @ rson
urged the COM
mittee TO re-
C on s id er its
n [ alive APP
proval of the
levy in a letter
which Chairman
r o b e + [ l..
D0IIuhfnn hl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-10
Cattle
Develop
Firm Tone

= AZ the Detroit Stock Yards.
granted cattle hrmed up after a
weak opening. but graSserS were
under pressure throughout. Swine
values. fluctuated sharply, prices
Soare1 To the best level in years
ON rhe opening but weighty butch
crs received a sharp setback later.
,CATTLE Weeks receipts. 2 20. The
y reentage of grassefs SO total unl"ads
Increased further. m fact after Monday
- biz end Of the crop consisted al natives
south western grass cattle Fed steers
- yesrnngs opened steady 10 2xc lower
mostly steady 60 weak. But WIN dryioi
cattle In very meaEer supply after Monday
m early weakness was erased Grass
sfpers and helfers found q hit and miss
market all week, selling weak 20 fuzzy
sf lower. spots SOC down. Buyers bore
down on COWS again and secured such
kinds al 25U soc lower rates after a
similar decline was enforced las, week.
leaving all COWS sharply lover than the
recent high time. Bulls sold weak 70 25c
laper. stnckers and feeders sold about
stkady a. last week decline but country
ealiiet remained marrow
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-10
Freight Car Loadings
Reduced by Holiday

WASHINGTON, July 10-Load-
ings of revenue freight during
week ended July 4 totaled 1885
cars. a decrease of 99.5S6 cars
from the previous week and an
increase of 1895 cars from the
like week a year ago. according "a
reports TO the Association OF
American Railroads.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-10
Detroit Poultry

Market hrm hens average run 22c
leghorn hens. lbs, and up iSci cocks.
10n l2c, rock springeTs lbs up 2sc
rock brOilers. a. ~ 4 It's. 26c eghorr
not wanted old tom turkeys. isc. hens
22c
FGGS Market MN current receipts
80 &C; undcrgrsdes. 2qa 2ahc,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-10
SOME SCORE $3.50

Choice sf5-lb yearling steers topped a.
SJo 20. some i2i0-lb. iongfed beeves scored
AZ 90. and strictly good ] i0J-lo. steers,
Sc so Most good fed yearlings and hgh'
steers vent at Si3a l3.i 80. medium grades.
sill 5dt2.T3: common and medium grass
stsers turned Al 50. 30 = II. IS. a few smooth
kinds made So and very thin cutter
descriptions dropped 10 50 and less.
strictly good ss0-ib fed heiiers scored
sf3; grassers, mainly Sii down; cutter "a
common light dairy type offerings, $50
p.5O grass beef cows ranged from - - ~
Ibi although little passed 80. Gamers
shd cutters largely S625ns 80; some strong
ws4gbt cutters up 10 s. -, Most weighty
sausage bulls earned Sii. jOH II "a. only
ofId head 70 Si2 Common and medium
bulls mainly x9Wi125 Medium and good
sJ0-65O-lb. Southwest steers sold 20 country
men at $ii 5OH ~ 50. neshy sl5.lb av'
erages going AZ Sill Is. and common on
coIored natives down 10 50
CALVES Weeks receipts, also. Nealer'
elsSed strong 70 mostly soc higher thar
ls<e weeks close. Most good and choice
vszlers sold At the late top Of SO. so
Which was highest Of the week. common
add medium sorts. Si21 1870.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-10
N: Y. Exchange Seat
Advances 10 $4,000

NEW YORK. July 10-Arrange-
ments had been made today for
the sale of New York Stock Ex-
change seat at $4,000. up $1,000
from the last previous sale. Fol-
lowing the sale. market for seats
was S2l 600 bid and SIS 900 Of
fered.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-10

of North Carolina said he would
present to the group this morn
ming.
Meantime, ways and means
committee sales tax advocates
made a final attempt 10 write a
five per cent retail sales levy into
the $4,000, 100000 war tax bill.
Rep. A. Willis Robertson CD OF
Virginia. sent each member of the
House a QUESTIONABLE asking for
yes or no reply on the five per
cent sales tax.
FAVORS A VOTE
"If a majority of the men,
bers of the House favor the
adding of $4,000, 900. 900 Obj to
the 1943 revenue bill by means
of a five per cent retail sales
tax" Robertson wrote, cit would
I'm my opinion be desirable for
the ways and means committee
Z to extend to them the privilege
OF voting on that issue.
ION the other hand n a
majority of the House does not
at this time favor q sales tax
II would be waste OF time for
the ways and means committee
to further consider that issue In
connection with the pending
bill"
Members of the House will have
TO indicate a strong sentiment for
sales tax before the end of this
week, when the committee plans
\ TO close the books on the tax bill,
TO write such levy in the new
revenue program.
ELIMINATE MAIL RULE
J The committee advised Post
master General Frank c. Walker
of its action in eliminating a pro-
vision making second and third
class mails self-supporting from
I the new tax bill. The committee
observed that the President was
given authority to take this action
in 1888 but that so far no move
has been made in that direction.
Walker proposed that Congress
handle the question of postage
rates in the form of legislation
rather than by a provision in the
tax bill. He suggested that all
services performed by the post Of
flee be included in whatever action
Is taken and that the legislation
authorize the post office depart
ment to make new rate regulations
If any are found to be advisable
effective 90 days after they were
reported TO Congress.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-10
SAGINAW Markets

SAGINAW, July 10 tUP). --Todsys pay.
ing prices TO growers for beans:
Pea beans 50 IS. light red kidney. 81
yellow eyes. Sc: dark red kidney. 81; light
crsnberries. 81. dark eranherries. SO, so.
Wheat. SI04 n 1. 90: oats. 47U4sc: rye.
sou 62c: six-rowed barley. $i.52D I SIS
S2.22 n 225 corn. 50 = e5c; soy
beans. 81 52HI54.
Prices furnished by Michigan Bean Co.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-10

higher taxes n
the country Is
to avoid Dis
astrous infla.
ton" Secretary
of Commerce
Jesse ". Jones
said in a nation
wide broadcast
last night.
Warning that
I'VE c a n nc
more afford 10
lose this battle
(of inhation)
I h a n we can
afford TO lose
the war" Jones
said eft ic i'm.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-10
Wholesale Volume Again Tops I94I

holds above but shows no expan
How could it, with retail business Tagging and the approach
of control acting drag in buying
production at peak levels largely
products factory employment continues
gain despite civilian curtament Thus the civilian demand
for Shoes is reduced dull weak Activity
in the paper and glass the arsenal
democracy is going full blast thing right
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-10
Prudent Policy
0hRetiringD Debt.
~
Asked by Jones
J Warns People Must .
Be Patriotic to Avoid
Disastrous Initiation

WASHINGTON, July 10 (UP).
The American people must fol-
low a prudent and patriotic
economic policy of retiring debts
buying war bonds and paying
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-10
WIDE PRICE SPREAD

NOES Weeks receipts 1000. After
fiuctuAting sharply. barroWs ana gilts seal
ing ESQ lbs downward finished steady Il
lie higher than last weeks close but
heavier weights lost iOW use, resulting IN
a wider price spread on the various
Vesghts Sows and stays he'd steady
Esfiy IN the period the extreme mounted
iaSi5.lO which was the highest in years
The closing outside was down 60 Sli 50 on
son. sorted isO-220-lb. averages, largely
10 small killers Late sales Of iS0-2s0-lb
butchers were mostly from Slt 45n Il Z;
y Eth 2s0-450-lb. averages Sliu IL 35
Around f50-1sO-lb. lights finished at sl4 70
1855. under i50-lb weights Sl3 Is Q 10 IS
SOUS bulked late At SO 25u IL. so few
rood 10 choice light sows 10 Sl3 rs. Most
uags turned at Sl2.
AEEP--Week' receipts. e25 In spite
Ehi supplies of spring lambs locally
81 declined fully SOC In sympathy with
! Bwer trend at other mdwestern markets.
0sder classes sold generally steady. Good
losehoce native spring lambs topped early
n SIC; nothing strictly finished was Of
Tered late but jutt good kinds scaling uI
10 100 lbs turned ~ SIS. Common and
medium springers mainly Sl2fi14 odd
fulls down 10 $40. Gull 20 common grassy
gesrling Wethers found outlet from ser
1870. some medium s0-lb dryfed kinds
itf50. shorn slaughter ewes sold from
I3f 3. according 10 grades and weight.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-10
.SaysFreight Tax
Would Disrupt
Cost Ceilings
Henderson Demands
Proposed 5 Per Cent
Levy Be Considered
BY JAMES r. sHEPLEY
United Press stan Correspondent

WASHINGTON, July l0.-Price
Leon Henderson has
warned the House ways and means
committee that its proposed five
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-10
FUNDS DELAYED

The controversy over govern
ment sales, with the Senate favor
ing such sales and the farm bloc
in the House blocking the author
iZation. was carried on through
the beginning Of the 1913 fisc1
year and made necessary the pass
age of the bill signed by the
President in order TO give tho
agriculture department stop-gaI
funds.
The President said he regretted
that "the operations of a depart
'ment so essential to our domestic
and war needs should be left ir
such a predicament at this critical
period in the nations history
1.-THE department of agricul-
ture," he said. els charged with
the responsibility of giving lead
ership to the greatest production
effort the country has ever
known. Each day the part tsat
food must play In the winning
of the war becomes more APP
parent.
NO COMPROMISE
"The matters on which agree
ment has not been reached EN-
body the issue Of more abund-
ant production of the things we
need. Our war needs do not
permit compromise or partisan
discard on that issue.
ut is my earnest hope that
the Congress will move quickly
To an agreement on the major
items I'm dispute in order that
more adequate agricultural pro-
duction may be achieved and
maintained.
Freedom to utilize our gov.
eminent stock of grain Is a
necessary means TO this end.
This Is no time 10 hamstring
successful principles. Only thus
can we insure increased produc-
ton of livestock and dairy prod
ucts 30 essential TO our war
needs.
"My recommendations for the
farm security administration
will enable under employed
farmers to produce so that their
production may be available for
our war needs. The Senate
provisions represent a minimum
step I'm utilizing our farm man.
power for increased food pro-
duction."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-10
Earnings
CrrtraI NaiIonai R2nk q

declared dividend OF ~ cents on the
r0rhr~op. payable August ] to holders VI
record July ~ This IL the fifst ci"i'crd on
dividend OF like amount was paid.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-10

dENAk 1ONES IL II
possible for any individual or for
any group of persons 10 benefit
from initiation without suffering its
penalties"
UP 80 BILLIONS
National income during 1913
will be $4,000 900. 900 more than
the value of goods available for
purchase. he said. and this "infla-
tIonary gap"-greater than the
world has ever Seen-must be
drained Off or saved for postwar
spending.
Emphasizing the effect of infla-
ton on every economic group, he
gave these warnings:
"NO businessman or INDUS
TiaIist can expect higher prices
Tor his products without paying
higher prices for having them
made.
have the price OF agricultural
products soar and still be able To
get a. much of other things for
his money As he does under
normal circumstances.
WORKER Is BLIND
1.-THE worker IL blind to reality
II he believes that undue IN
creases In his wages can. In some
mysterious way, be kept out OF
increased prices for such things
as food and clothing and rent
"Ail of the others who find
themselves better of ecOnom-
icalIy because of war activity
must remember that the more
actively they spend their In
creased income. the more they
contribute 20 imitation. by bid
ding up prices Of what they
buy"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-10
Foreign Exchange
Detroit Stocks

OIyidrnds IN the foregoing tsbs are the
amounts dfclared ar paid sa TAR this year.
unless otherwise noted. a-Ilaui1iating diNi-
dend, bon accumulation, ex-Ex-divtdend,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-10

Thew shovel Company has declared y
fteidend OF SO cents on the common. pay
thle July ~. 20 holders OF record July 15-
Previous payment was same amount March
-. Payments last wear were ~ cents MAJ
81. ~ cents August % and 81 % Decem-
yer 20.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-10
APPROVAL SEEN

Meanwhile. the House agricul-
ture committee swiftly approved
and reported without amendment
a Senate-passed bill authorizing
the Commodity Credit Corpora
ton 10 make loans equal TO parity
prices on basic crops such as
wheat and corn.
Predictions were general on
Capitol Hill that the House would
approve the bill and thereby pave
the way for an agreement on the
agriculture department bill TO per-
NIT the government TO sell its
grain below parity prices.
Since the farmers are virtually
guaranteed parity prices through
the loan bill. il was explained
they should have no objection u
the government selling its stocks
below parity for feed purposes
Wheat and corn prices have risen
sharply since the parity-loan bill
was passed by the Senate.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-10
President Asks
Free Hand in
Sale Of Grain
Urges Congress Avoid
'Hamstrineine' War Effort
by Demanding Parity
BY ARTHUR HACHTEN

IutI news >efNtcf Stau svfte-pohurhi
WASHINGTON. July 10,-Presi-
dent Roosevelt today crisply asked
Congress not 10 "hamstring' tho
war effort by forbidding sale OF
government-owned grain at sub
parity prices for feeding purposes
Eve cannot afford TO cripple
any part of our productive ef-
fort with unnecessary legislative
shackies," the President said
upon signing a bill 10 give the
department Of agriculture S56,,-
100000 TO carry on this month
while the grain-sales issue is
settled.
The Chief Executive, in for
NAL statement issued 10 the press
also nudged Congress 10 speed VI
in reaching an agreement.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-10

possible for any individual or for
any group of persons TO benefit
from initiation without suffering its
penalties.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-09-24
Stan.ie u Indiii je jos
Zategnutije.
(Nastavak sa |. strane. J

(Nastavak sa |. strane.)
nici unistili dosad vladinu svojinu
IL vredncsti cd 100000 rupees,
kao da je to veci gubitak "a des-
rotsku Britaniju nego sto su $40
mltvih $50 ranjenih Indusa "a
svoje nesretne familije. | izgredi,
pobune, nastavljaju. Stanje je jos
zategnutije. Ocekuje Sc da &c bri-
tanska vlada poslati oruzanu 81
lu unutrasnjosti Indie da Sc
tamo sukobi sa glavnom silom
Kongresne partije.
Dosadasnji divljacki postupak
britanske vlasti njeni preteci jos
divljaekiji postupci ozlojedili su
ne samo pristalice Kongresne par
tije, nego i muslimanske pred
stavnike. Ovih dana zasedava Le-
gislativna Skupstina u Novoj De-
hi, vest veil da to bese vrlo
cudno slusati kako muslimanski
vodja brani Kongresnu partiju,
kada je Maul-ana afar Ali Khan
zatrazio Cd britanske vlasti da
odmah oslobodi Gandhi-a i sve o.
stale vodje Kongresne partije,
dale rece, ako to britanska vlast
ne uradi rasteca zategnutost &c
naterati Muslimance da Sc blu
ma strani naroda protiv Wade, a
to ee biti, dalje nastavi on, uzas-
ma bitka. Svaki indijski predstav-
mix ma toj skupstini rece da In
dija zeli da Sc brani cd Japana
ali svaki cd njih je dodao da Via
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-09-24

rak ka ovome jeste smrzavanje
najamnice, koja &c sc konacno re-
zultovati u smrzavanju rada kao
klasu robova - kao klasu ekonom-
skog kmetstva, kojima &c sc da-
vati COLE potrebstine zivota, kao
sto gospodari hrane robove koje
oni poseduju. Nije to strah cd in
flacije koji ozbiljno uznemiruje
plutokratiju, nego Sc ona boji da
nece promasiti sa njenim pokusa-
jem da deflacionise rad, promasaj
da baci radnike stanju ekonom-
skog kmetstva. Jer ako sada u o.
vome promasi vladajuca klasa -
kada joj rat pruza neparalelnu
rIiliku da trajno zarobi radnicku
klasu - ona bi tada, zaista, bila
suocena sa potpunom likvidacijom.
Ovu cinjsnicu presto iznosi zaba
cena finansijska strana kapitalis-
ticke stampe, kao sto, ma primer,
finansijski pisac New York He
raid Tribune cd 3. augusta 1912.
rece (pisuei "finansijskom rat
nom programu") da "on ["pro-
gram"l nastavlja likvidaciju ka-
pitalisticke klase. - Ma kako
da "finansijski program rata "a
potinje "likvidaciju kapitalisticke
klase," to &c biti radnicka klasa,
Qrganizovana politicki industri-
jalno, koja &c to zavrsiti.
(Svrsiee se.)
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-09-24

bivaju veceg profita, nikada nece.
te cuti IL usta ijednog kapitalis-
tickog politicara, niti cete citati
IL pera urednistva ijedne pluto.
kratske stampe da tai porast pre-
ii da ce prouzrokovati inflaciju
A isti ii politicari i plutokratska
stampa vicu jaucu da &c Sc to
desiti kada radnici dobivaju mi
Zernu povisicu cd 4 cente ma sat
ottawa ia huka buka plutokrata
o inflaciji jeste borba da Sc drzi
najamnica radnika nisko, da bi
profiti bill, kao Sto jesu jos vi
Sc, veci!
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-09-24
A "a kapitaliste nema
kraja niihOvOm pO-
boljSanju.
(Nastavak sa l. strane.

Takodjer su poslodavci Wes
tern Grocer Company dobili minu
le godine dobru povisicu dividen
de. Pretprosle godine oni su z;
svaku deonicu dobili dividendu oc
$1.98, a minule godine oni dobi
Sc $2.95. A to veil da su oni do
bill povisicu profita Cd oko 35 pc
sto.
l poslodavci Kinney C. r.
Company, Inc, u prvoj polovini O.
We godine dobili sa krasnu povi-
sicu profita. Prosle godine oni do
bise &c cent? "a svoje "preferred'
deonice, dok SUI ma istim dobili
pretprosle godine 19 cent? I ia po-
visica je iznad 80 po sto.
Ali poslodavci United Electric
Coal Companies dobise najvecu
procentualnu povisicu profita.
Pretprosle godine su dobili 36c.
"a svaku deonicu a minule godine
oni dobise $1.39. To je povisice cd
nekih 400 po sto.
A i poslodavci Timken-Detroit
Axle Company dobili su masnu
povisicu profita minule poslovne
godine koja Sc zavrsila proslog
juna meseca. Pretprosle godine o.
nj su dobili $5.O1 minute godi-
ne oni dobise $5.25 "a svaku deo-
nicu. Takodjer su i poslodavci
Montgomery Ward dobili obilnu
povisicu dividende proslih sest me-
seci, kada ma svaku deonicu pri-
mise $1.81, dok su pretproslih
sest meseci dobili $1.27.
Tako mozemo mnoge korporaci-
je redjati koje pokazuju da SUI OBJ
darile svoje posednike sa vecim
profitom ovoga puta cd proslog. l
sva ia povecanja su obilna. Te
korporacije su to stanju uradi-
tt iako su ovoga puta prisiljene
da mnogo wise daju federalnoj
vladi cd ukradenog "viska vred-
nosti" nego sto su ikada pre- da
vail.
Ali ma koliko da plutokrati do
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dina politika odlazi sasma obrat-
MIN pravcem.
"Da Sc ignorise Kongresna par
tiia jeste najveca budalastina,' -
rece Zafar. jedan drugi vodja, i
dodade, Churchill je vrlo smesan
covek ako misli da &c svet verova-
ii ono sto on rece Ia Kongresnu
partiju.'
Jedan drugi govornik, koji je
radnieki vodja po imenu M. n.
JOSH, rece, "Ja sam siguran da
Sc svaki predstavnik ma ovoi skup-
stint slaze u tome da bi nacio-
nalna vlada Indie onakvu kakvu
trazi Kongresna partijal mogla
podici cd pet do deset miliona VOL
nika i bi mogla intensifikovati
ratnu proizvodnju desetostruko
nego sto je ona danas."
Opet drugi predstavnik ma toj
Zakonodavnoj Skupstini, Sardar
SAINT Singh, rece, "Malaj Bur-
ma behu najjasniji primeri bri-
tanskog pokusaja da Sc bori ma
diva fronta, jedan spoljni a drugi
unutrasnji. India &c biti sliean
primer ako britanska vlada ne da-
de Indiji slobodu."
Treba imati ma umu da su svi
owl prethodno bill prijatno raspo-
lozeni prema britanskim vlastima
u Indiji. Zbog toga je u toliko zna-
cajnije njihovo otvoreno prijatelj-
sko drzanje prema Kongresnoj
partiji, otvoreno neprijateljsko
drzanje prema britanskoj vladi.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-09-24

najamnicom," i dodaje (odnoseci
Sc ma Predsednika Roosevelta) da
"On ne moze biti pre- zestok pre-
Tano." Ako Mr.. Roosevelt sleduje
svoje prethodnike, NIGGA Sc mo-
zemo uzdati da &c biti prilicno
"zestok"!
Trulez vladajuce klase moze Sc
merritt sa njenim brutalnim pre-
ziranjem ljudskog faktora (speci-
ficno svoje direktne zrtve), i sa
jenom bezobraznom, izoblice-
nom klasnom arogancijom. A sa
istom merom mozemo izmeriti IRE
lost njenog likvidiranja kao VIA
dajuce klase. To sada nece biti
dugo gcspodje i gospodo interna-
cionalne pljacke!
Tvrdnja da su povecane najam-
nice uzrok inflacije stoji izobli-
cena kao bestidna, bezobrazna pro-
paganda bankrotstva vladajuce
klase koja ne samo da je postala
drustveno nekorisna j bankrotska,
lego je takodjer rostala ozbiljna
orepreka drustvenog ekonoms-
log progresa. Mi smo upotrebili
termin propaganda" promisljeno
ier sve ovo jeste ona. | pTava
svrha owe propaganda - koja Sc
vodi pod plastom rlaatnih potreba
= nije nista mania cd postignuea
potpune deflacije rada. l prvi ko-
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-09-24

nalazi gospodin Il koga pucaju
Ia sigurno, "Valley Forge" ce BIZ
tt grandiozni piknik "a owe veil
ke patriotic!
Pa ipak, usuprot plemenitog,
patriotskog primera kojeg su u.s.
postavili owl gladni polu-gladni
plutokrati, radnici imaju fenomal-
nu smelost da zahtevaju takav
"inflacioni" dohodak koji bi bio
rezultat zapanjujuceg povecanja
najamnice cd 44c. ma dan, kao sto
bese, ma primer, ucinjeno sluca-
ju radnika Little Steela"! New
York Times Sc grozi cd pomisli
kako &c biti porazan rezultat ako
Sc primeni povecanje Little Stee-
la" ma najamnicu svih radnika,
jer - drzte svoj dah! = da Sc to
uradi tada bi sc dodalo "prilicno
ispod ~ po sto" izrecite ovo
glasno, tako da bi Sc cvaj zloslut-
nj prospekt mogao videti u syom
svojoj zapanjujucoj nerravicnos-
ii!
Sigurno, New York Herald Trl-
bune jeste pravu kada zahteva
ako Sc poveca vec do sada pove-
cani dohodak radnika (koji je ma
ovom "vrhuncu" cd $1,000 ma GO
dinu) sa $135.OO ma godinu ST.
gurno Tribune je prava kada zah-
teva da "mora postojati neka for
ma legislature "a kontrolu mad
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-09-24
Ispravka.

Medju prilagacima ma konven.
cijskoj skupstini "a RADNICKU
BORBU, nekim slucajem, ispuste-
no je ime l. Gotala, koji je prilo-
zio $500. A ma konvencijskom
banketu "a WEEKLY PEOPLE,
ispustena su sledeca imena prila-
gaca: NJ. Krnic $500, G. Radulo-
vic $500, Hermina Barac $1.OO
L. Mrvos $1.OO.
Neka Sc ova ispravka uvazi. a
gornji prilagaci neka nam izvinu
"a ueinjenu, ali nenamernu gres-
ku.
P. SLEPCEVIC,
sekretar Fed.