davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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ssSebicni ~individualisti.'

Danica Kresiceva donela je u
vodnik pod naslovom, "Sebicni in
dividualisti i rat" sa kojim n
''napada" sebicnost levo i desno.
l o NINA ona veil:
81, nazalost, sebicni individual
listi jos u~spijevaju. Uspijevaju
narod i domovinu izrabljivati |
sebe obogacivati ma ratun marc
Ga i zajednice.'
A ko su ii "sebicni individra-
listi' u danasnjem d%rustvu? ia
macno je da oni nisu radnici, jer
oni ne mogu nikada "narod / do
mivinu izrabljivati i sebe oboga-
civati ma racun narodne zaJednl-
CO. Kada smo lisili radnike mo-
gucnosti takvog poroka, onda nan
estate samo jedna drtga klasa u
kojoi imamo da trazimo "seblcne
individualiste," a ia klasa je ka-
pitalisticka klasa. Njeni %clanovl
SUI ii koji zaista "uspijevaju narod
i domovinu izrabljivati," odnosno
radnicku klasu, do kostiju.
saba, poznata je stvar da Sc
kapitalizam razvio pomocu sebic-
nosti iii rugged individualism.'
Poznata je stvar da ii "sebicnl
individualisti' poseduju V drus-
tveno bogatstvo. Poznata je stvar
da sve JAYNE i tajne agencije, Il
k%ljucujuci i svu kapitalistickl
stampu, brane nogama i rukama
sistem tin "sebicnih Individuals
ta." Poznata je stvar da i kresl--
ceva Danica brani kapitalizam.
: "A sada Sc pitamo, zasto Kresic
"napada" "sebicne Individuals
to-" kada njihov kapitalistieki sis
tenn on celog svog zivota vrlo Sc
hieno brani!
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"Zgrada americkjh
unija."

Narodni Glasnik. pseudokomu-
nisticko glasilo ma hrvatskom je-
ziku, u svom iZdanju cd 9. marta
prestampao je clanak, "Radnistvo
i Rat" IL pseudokomunisticke no
vine engleskog jezika, Daily
Workera," u kojem Sc PR zakljuc-
ku ovako ssmira stanje:
"Americki pokret unija je mo-
can. Velika je sreca "a nasu zem-
l.ju da velika zgrada americkih
unija je dostigla svoiu sadasnju
snagu cd jedanaest miliona i svo-
ju danasnju vjeru u demokraciju
prize nego sto je smrtni napad ma
nasa ~naciju poceo.'
Tia "zgrada americkih %unija,'
koja "je dostigla svoju sadasnju
snagu cd jedanaest mi,iona," jes-
te sastavljena Cd fekerskih cigli.
Ma vrhu tie zgrade sede vrhovni
fekeri = Green, Murray, Lewis
drugi gadni fekerski coror. Oni
su varali i prodavali rad - tako
isto oni danas jos wise radnike
zavode; dele in desno j leya So ma
dom da Sc nikada stvarno ne mo-
gu ujediniti u cvrstu juniju. II
iedanaest miliona radnika u tin
junijama danas predstavljaju
stvarno najvecu slabost.
Ali sto je "a zdrav razum sla-
host, to je "a pseudokomunizar
jakost!
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Sa veselOg sastanka.
Milwaukee, Wis

U nedelju l. marta mas klub
Radnicke Borbe priredio je veseli
sastanak u svome lokalu.
Posjeta je bila Acknowledgements.
Ucesnici u raznim igrama tako-
die behu zadovoljni sa lijepim
nagradama.
Kooperativni i planirani rad
nasih velepozrtvovanih drugarica
"a owl aferu dostize novi rekord.
Drugarice nisu zalile svoj trud
kako ma agitaciji tako i u svojim
prilozima u vidu raznih predme-
ia, hrane i plea.
Ovoga puta SD mas posJetll1
drugovi Mijatovi il Ripon, Wis
Imajuei u vidu da nam pomognu
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"Vlada narOda."

Daily WolAer-ov clanak, Grad
nistvo i Rat" dale n~astavlja do
kraja sa sledecim:
~ Interest," nacije radnistvo
nor ostati mocno, ponosno, els
to, i odlJGno da ucini svoj divov-
ski, neophodni do da zajamci, u
rijecima Lincolna, 'da vlada ma
roda, cd naroda i "a narod nece
nestati sa zemlje.'"
Josie kako &c "radniStvo ostati
mocno, ponosno, cisto i odlueno,"
kao sto je danas, ako sc sve raz-
via po pseudokomunistickom cefu
i 20 cefu plutokratije i njenih po-
rucnika u redovima rada. Ali ako
dodija radnicima da u najamnom
ropstvu live "ponosno cisto" it'd,
i p~okusaju da Sc oslobode, onda
&c doci Daily "Wrecker" sa du-
gackim clankom ako ne i sa ma
oruzanom vojskom da puca u te
radnike, zbog toga sto Sc usudise
da kao ljudi ustanu i da "a navek
prestanu biti levo krilo burzoazi-
je. Tako njegove kolege postupise
sa radnicima Barselone kada oni
pokusase da eksproprisu ekspro-
'%prijatore!
A sto sc tice p%arafrazi anja
Lincolnove cuvene izreke, pseudo
komunisti SUI "zaboravili" da je
danas u svima kapitalistickim
"demokratijama" "vlada naroda'
izvrsni odbor celokupnih poslova
kapitalisticke klase i sredstvo u
gnjetavanja radnicke klase. To-
jest, cd kada je Lincoln iZrazio te
reel, vlada cod naroda" postala
je protiv naroda, jer je narod da-
mas u vecini radnicka klasa. |
prava "vlada naroda, cd naroda i
"a narod," bice uspostavljena ka-
da Sc uspostavi Socijalisticka In
dustrijalna Republika Rada..
Ali tada ma njihovu nesrecu ne
&c biti pseudokomunista da nam
kazu kako smo uspostavili nepseu-
dokomunisticku vladu naroda!
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Jedan Stra!jk zelieZni-
carskih radnika.
(Nastavak sa l. strane.)

kompanije i strajkujucih radnika
Ratnom Odboru Odelenja Rada.
Nesto preko 100 radnika tie kom-
panije su izasli ma strajk. Oni Sc
ne slazu sa novim "Jgovorom,'
koji prema n1ma, a sto je vrlo
verovatno, predvidja kresanje ma.
jamnice, a koji prema poslodavci-
ma, sto je vrlo neverovatno, pred
vida podizanje najamnice "a 26.7
po sto. Glupo je zamisliti da &c
radnici ustati ma strajk, gubiti
zaradu i krv liti kao sto SUI tamo
nekoliko osoba ranjene, protiv po-
visice najamnice!
Tako SUI Sc odnosi z%ategnuli ola
Sc i sam predsednik tie kompanije
slaze da federalna vlada preuzme,
naravno, formalno i privremeno,
z~eljeznicu = privremeno jer ia
ko Roosevelt po pravilu prelzim-
lie privatna poduzeca.
Ako Predsednik Roosevelt resi-
da preuzme tn z%eljeznicu, to &c BIZ
ii prva njegova takva akcija cd
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alaska u rat. Pre- no sto je ova
zemlja stupila u rat, a "a vreme
"odbranbene proizvodnje," Pred
sednik Roosevelt ie preduzeo takva
tri koraka. TIE tri korporacije su
North American Aviation Inc,
Ing,ewod, Calf, Kearny yards
Of Federal Shipbuilding and Dry
dock Company, N. J. i Bendix
plant of Air Associates, Inc, N. j..
Nasi citaoci Sc dobro secaju
zaSto je Predsednik Roosevelt pre-
uzeo poduzeca North American,
kada bese protiv radnika poslata
federalna vojska i kada jednog
strajkujuceg radnika probode ba-
jonet. Radnici ustase usu-
prot svojih fekera da traze povi-
Sicu najamnice. Tada Roosevelt
stupi ma strani labor fekera, pro-
tiv radnika. Druga diva slucaja be-
hu kada sc poslodavci nisu slaga!l
sa odlukom Fed. Odbora, kao sto
Sc sa time ne slaze predsednik
zeljeznicarske firme u pitanju. Ali
svaki cd tin poduzeca, nakon sto
je NINA uspostavljen "red,"
vraceni SUI privatnim posednicima.
Zbog toga Sc ne boji nj predsednik
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-03-19
Sa veCerinke.
Steubenville, O.

U nedelju /. marta mas Weekly
People Club je odrzao svoju vece-
rinku. Clanice Kluba su %priredile
ukusnu ve6eru sa raznovrsnim je-
lom i picem.
Posjeta je bila dobra. COST su
Sc proveli vrlo veselo u igri /
pjesmi. Opste v~eselje t~rajalo je
do kasno u noe. Prisutne je "a
bavljao A. ,Sauer i .njegoyo drus-
.vo.
Pozdravni gOvor je odrzao drug
H. Brotsman. Medju ostalim on
| reCe:
Weekly People je sluzbeni or
gan Sociialisticke Radnicke Par
tile. Zbog toga je ia novina je-
dina u America koja uci radnicku
kIasu da "a sva dTuStvena fla ko-
ia trpi radnicka klasa nisu odgo-
vorne Iicnosti, narodnosti, niti
rase, vec je "a Nth ~odgovoran ka
pitalizam koji Sc uzurpatorski dr.
Ii ma ledjima napacenog covecan-
silva i sada mu siSe neizmernu
krv Same da bi svoj lopovski Ii
vot produzio. Zbog toga Weekly
People, u ime S. L. P. sada preko
so godina svoga o~pstanka, urgira-
i uci radnike da sc organizuJu
politicki i in~dustrijalno sa svrhom
da uniste kapitalizam i da ma ME
GOWN rusevinama podignu novo
besklasno drustveno uredjenje u
kojem nece biti mesta "a drus-
tvenu nepravdu i zbog toga ee
sretnije oslobodjeno covecanstvo
ziviti u miru i izobilju svih svojih
proizvedenih dobara.
Govor beSe burno odobren.
Nakon govora drug j. Derosky
pozva sve goste da pc m~ogucnosti
priloze fondu W. P. Sledeci daro-
vase novcu:
H. Brotsman $500, M. BobGeff
$500, L. Anderson $500, M. Kr-
mic $2.1O, J. Derosky 1925, L.
Mrvos $1.50, Ana Sauer S1.0O, G.
Sobat $1-O0, S. Brdar S1.00, l. Mi
losevic $1.O0, T. Krnic S1.00, Her
nina Barac S1.00, Sofia Ralie
Soc, G.. Tomas soc, NJ. Selak
Csc, w. Brotsman $500, Familiia
Berk $500, F. Busic $3.50, S.
Krnic $500, s. Vignjevic $500,
Cveta Divic $3.50, S. Mitar, $1.00,
! Smilja Krnic S1.00, S. Kotur
$1.65, D. Milosevic $1.25, M. Ba-
rae $1.OO, N. Malbasa $500, Mlika
Leka Soc, NJ. Milosevic Csc.
Sledece drugarice p~rilozise u
! raznim vrednostima:
Savka Krnic $500, Mary Bro
zovic $3.50, Anna Derosky $1.00,
Smilja Krnic Sl.00.
Cist prihod sa owe vecerinke ie--
ste $33.10-
Weekly People Club sc najljep-
Sc %zahvaljuje svima prilagacima-
Anka Beuk, dopisnik.
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blagajniku Ogranka Dttroitt pc ovom
pitanju.
Opste primedbe sekretara Fcderacije
5 usvajaju.
Besplatne miljazne markice su ida
tie slcdetim: Ogranku Detroit >, Og-
ranku Akron 4 i G. SObatu, usamlie-
nom clanu. | i q clanskih besplatnih
markica.
Sednica Sc zatvara II 5:l5 30 podna.
c. stepovic, rekordujuti sckretar.
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Sa veCerinke.
Akron, O.


u nedelJu /. marta akronski
Je Ogranak odrzao svoju vecerin-
ku, CHI Je materIJalni moralni
uspeh prevazlSao naSe ocekivanje.
Oval sc uspeh moze, delimicno.
rrlplsatl dobroJ poseti drugoVa
drdgih mcsnih 5. L. 2. sub-divi-
zija, Sto Sc moze smatrati dobrom
pohvale dostoJnom poJaVom.
Nakon vecere naclonalnl orga-
hlzatof, j. PlrIncln, je odrzao poz-
dIaVnu rec, koJa Je pazlJIVo sa-
siusana cd strane ~prls1tnih. Go
Vor Je BIO odllcan prIVlacIv, jer
Sc odnoslo ma saVrem2ne dogadja-
Jc nJIhovo deJstyo IA razne or
ganlzaclJe lzmedJu koJlh Je jedi
ma 5. l.. 7. kola nalaZl u NINA
oduseVlJenJe mora!na rostlcaJa,
Jer ovl dogadJaJl potVrdjuju tao
-oSt naseg reFoluclohafnog sta
noVlsta. On p0tVrdJuJu da smo
tlll doslednl / lskIehl TadnlckoJ
klasl, goVorecl JoJ uvek lstlnu.
ON takodJer p~okazuJu da su sve
estate organlZaclJe, koJe su sta
lale w kapltallStlcku klasu l po-
magale jill, radlil protIV radnlcklh
lnteresa, lagale radnlclma / zlo-
upotreblJavale nJlhoVo poVerenje;
radl cega danas nJlhoVo clanstvo
stoJl zbunJeno, uplasenO razoca-
rano. tie radl pTlVremenlh "lzlaza"
Il situacije saradjlje sa svojim
neprijateljem u nadi da &c ga ne
prijatelj postediti, neznajuci da
Sc neprijatelj mole odrzati u ii,
votu samo ako nisti naSe zivote.
Radi cega naSa Partija kaze: Ka-
pitalizam Sc mora razoriti. Iii ce-
mo mi MEGA razoriti iii &c or
nas. Drugog izlaZa nema, Najveci
umni slepac moze da vidi da ka-
pltallzam upotrebljuje sve umne
! fizicke sile drustva proizvod-
ria sredstava "a unistenje i ra.
zaranje zivota, Ovo treba da VAN
dade poyoda da odlucite gde VAN
je mesto. Ako hccete smrt, rop-
StVo / patnJu ostanlte uz kapita-
liam, Ako hocete zivot, srecu
slcbodu tada YAM Je mesto u S
L. z.
Nakon goVora lzvrsena je ko
'ekclJa / sledeci su prilozill:
j. Mite $500, j. Pl1lncln
PAW l." Itel"Lio'ic 2i.Vo, oohh
sl.oo, Halacek sl.oo, Bergen'
Fl.oo, II. Ste1anov sou, Daska'
lo1f 5l.oo, kamarlnoft zoe, Home,
Sfadt DUO, Miller Sl.oo, ). Arbe'
sZ.o0 r.. blbic sZ.oo, j. Ieslc $500,
b.. Corlc s4.oo, '. Andreff Sl.oo'
hrlst faml!lJa s2.0O, ). MatuskI
sl.0O, Steve Dadovlc $500, ). An
tunoVlc sl.Oo, u. krlstotf ooc.
VIM. farkas s2'oo, ). Slmlc so.oo'
NJ. kaplc $500, NJ. Rudes $500,
}. StefanoVlc sl.oo, NJ. StepanoV
s1.oo, +. Galko' sl.oo, j. PalaceR
$500, 5. Dadovlc Sl.Oo, y. Ruzlc
$500, Z. MallVuk $500, X. Salcak
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Banquet and d. nee in Cleveland, 0.

Section Cleveland md FedaHnB Branches Will hold Paris CnmuneC celebration Banquea nt
be free A delicious bnqt will seue by the Weekly People Club at 100 p m Adults 75c"
Working Class Old time dmodend dance music will be rendered by Doyes Versatile Orchestra
The enTe proceeds to go to the City Propaganda onnTee to Finance its numerous activities A
time will be had by all who anend
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McNear Jr., ako Predsednik pre-
uzme privremeno njegovo podu
zece, jer &c mozda tako jeftinije
proof.
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SkupStina u Detroit, Mich.

U ndeIu 80 marta Ogmnak Detroit prrelue anu skusinu u srpmm Domu, 1914 Ere
deck Ave- Tea "SodHalzam: Nda tWtaNva"G ovmnh:P sepcevA skear FedeaUe
u 3 aa pc pone UEz shhdan Pnmja u dDzwina - odbor
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Prostitute "R. B."

'R A d N | X A b O r B A"
pio~or je napretka i kulture me-
dju radnim narodom!
"R A d NICK o A"
brani+elj je i zastupnik vasih in.
teresa!
"R A d NICK B o r A"
pobornik je medjunarodne soil.
darnosti i socijalizma!
"R A d NICK B o B A"
vase ie glasilo!
"R A D NICK B o r B A"
izraz je vase snage i jakosti!
"R A D NICK B o r B A"
trn je u ocima vasih neprijateljs
i cato je oni mrze j napadaju!
Civilizovano ljudsko drustvo j.
vrhovno biee u koje mi verujemo
ma %njegovom preobrazaju u soci
jalizam mi gradimo svoju nadu
- Dietzgen.
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Section Hcdon County witt the corporations Branch Hdmken Will hold a Paris Commune C%
on Saturday, Marc 2t starting at 800 p m at 12 Park Ave, Hboken n A Original
play will presented Aaron NJ Orange will give short hkc concentrating the Paris Commune
Their will be south sEnmGn and American: food and music to COMPLETE the evwng. Admission free
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Vecerinka u Detroit. Mich.

U subau 81 mara Ograk Detroit prreHue vearnku swe b"T1 54 russell St Po"F
ame Ee a nagrdamaZ "a ged rgo voi bu = dior:
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Paris Commune Celebration in Gary, Ind.

Section Lake County, in conjunction with. the federation Branches will Mold a lecture and afan
Sunday March % The lecture will start at 3 p N at OddF Fellows Hail., 6@ Washington St Gary
Ind Roast Beef Suppera D. NJ in tmsa ans hall, folio wed music, dancing and general good time
Cost upper soc
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r A do X S
Akron, O.

The Ohio SEC has contracted FIR a shs of 10 radio talks to be broadcast over Station
the period from 245 to pm Dial 1850 on you rah. Speakers j. PhIncn and others
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VeCerinka II Steubenyille, 0.

U nedeju % marta ogmnak mena sAjn SIP ohzne zajdniAu vtninku u hM'
Wells St Pouak u 6 ai uIe BTe govna, ccmacet kusne hrana l@hh zabanh gEa nd
|n razmode A s, Drug vi bgu = OdbOr.
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Winter Lectures in New York. n. Y.

The Greater New York Propaganda Committee has arranged the following Hur@ to held ever
Sunday at 3 p m, in the Grand Ballroom of the c rsh Arms Hotel. 2rd ST md 8h Ave. anmtM
March IS Dictatorship CaHalsms Las Stand" John Aiken
March % "Te Economic Consequences Of War" EXC Hs - Others to be annunced.
IeaHetD Distribution Every Saturday, 2 F. NJ And S. & 9Th Ave., Manhattan Also literature sales
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-03-19
Zabay. i Kcncerat Milwaukee. Wis.

U ndeIu g. marta Oganak pieduja Venu ZahHu a koneron Il "A of P" dVoranL 1872
W. NATIONAL Ave- PMetk nmnke 2 s, a proc" IN u3 sap pWme
Program Sc saNi odn MIA cdahanh umdni Hh Emka a syTafe euyeno Tambursko prus,
"Vn" Uuznna u petrodaH Nc, a ma i soc Ia dor ddtk roAugu. vi brgu = Ob"r
Evening star., 1942-08-15
The Home Clinic
Auctions Are Fun for Those Who Know;
Others Need Course of Troining

mirror for which you pay $3.50 and
is Just right" for your house as well
as to the famous rug or painting
that may bring 500 and complete
a connolsseur's collection. In either
case they are priced treasures.
Estate Sales" Have Catalogs.
Several times a year auction
houses have estate sales" For
these the valuable and more i'm
portant items are selected. arranged
by number and placed on exhibition.
A catalog is printed with numbers
corresponding to the number on
each item and careful description
of it. II the catalog says it is a
Sheraton or Duncan Phyfe chair,
you may rely on the information
that it is just that.
Otherwise the catalog will say
sheraton type" chair 1t is possible
that the auctioneer may be fooled,
but the information listed in his
catalog is correct to the best of his
knowledge. Most reputable houses
are too careful of their standing in
the community to risk the criticism
of Misrepresentation.
You are we'll within your rights
during the exhibition to look things
(See HOME CLINIC Page R-2O
Evening star., 1942-08-15
Outing Set Sept. Il
For Building Congress

The annual High Island outing
Of the Washington Building Con-
gress will be held September IL,
Co-chairmen George v. Graham and
John w. Hardell have announced
High Island is the j. r. Skinker
summer camp at Little Falls OF the
Potomac River.
Committee members have figured
that from downtown only one gallon
of gasoline will be necessary for the
round trip. The Cabin John street.
car line provides transportation
within close walking distance of the
outing site.
Luncheon will feature crab cakes
During the afternoon there will be
various games. Serving on the Ar
rangements Committee with Mr.
Graham and Mr.. Hardell are Mr.
Skinker, Charles H. Pardoe, Bruce
S. Branson, Wallis H. Gardella
Samuel c. Ormes and George Gates
Evening star., 1942-08-15

How good an auction sleuth are
you? Do you know the fun OF COM
ing home from a going, going,
gone" sale with your loot in hand,
to find it is just the one thing you
have needed to make your room
perfect? If not, you may find this
a new type of excitement which
will have worthwhile results In fur
nishing your home.
If you are not an old hand at the
game-and it is q game-you will
want to put yourself through
course of training. If you know
furniture, antiques, rugs and paint
ings, you will be able to be your
own judge of the value of things
II not you will have to learn as you
go, or take some one along to ad-
wise you.
In this case you will want time to
look things over. Avoid being pan
licked into buying If you are not
skilled enough to recognize valuable
items at glance. Start on the
| catalogue sales where items are on
display for several days before, so
that you may inspect them care
fully.
| Most OF the country auctions,
which were usually the result of the
settling of an estate or dispos-
session, are now out of reach. Most
cities have reputable auction rooms
where all sorts of household articles
are sold. One in Washington car
ries the slogan The trash of one
generation becomes the treasure OF
another" This is often true and
may apply to the chair, pitcher or
Evening star., 1942-08-15
HousehoIders Again Urged
To Lay in Coal Now

Homeowners are again being
urged by the Once OF Solid Fuels
Co-ordinator to make every effort to
lay in their necessary coal supplies
now, and through the balance of
the summer months.
BY building up their supplies now
homeowners will be assuring them
selves of protection against the
possibility of a shortage next fall
and winter. AS the demands of the
war production industries are in
creased, the demands on coal pro-
duction and transportation facili-
ties will grow accordingly.
At present there is an adequate
supply of both. but don't rely on
that condition continuing. Remem-
ber that the war production pro-
gram has first call on all industry.
If you want to be assured of a
plentiful supply of coal for next
winter, play safe and order the
necessary amount now.
Evening star., 1942-08-15
Home Building Shows
Marked Decrease
From Last Year
July FHA Applications
For Housing Continue
At June Rute

While war housing construction
last month continued at about the
same level as in the previous month,
there still was a marked decline
under the same period year ago,
Abner H. Ferguson, Federal housing
commissioner. announced today.
The FHA tabulation includes only
construction undertaken by private
builders using FILA program OF
financing
The total for last month was
II ,573 new houses, as compared with
1854 year ago. The June figure
was IL ,572 new homes. During the
first seven months of this year con-
struction was started on 94,981 new
houses under FRA inspection. For
the corresponding period last year
124,227 new structures were begun.
July Totals Down.
Applications for FILA mortgage
insurance on new privately financed
war housing filed during July num-
bered 13,026 and amounted to $50
89O,565, as compared with 28,126
applications for $129,951 1893 filed in
July, 1o41. OF last months total,
27l for s1,123, 400 were for insur-
ance under Title II of the National
Housing Act and the rest were filed
under Title VI.
In addition to July's new-home
applications, there were 1884 ap-
nlications anoIlptjnc tn SC3 7Q1 16C
for mortgage insurance on existing
homes under Title II.
Title I loans reported for insur-
ance in July numbered 35.845 and
n q \
Evening star., 1942-08-15
There's No Need to Sit in Dark
At Home During BIockout
Light Keeps Up Morale, ond Proper
Screening Of Room Isn't Difficult

Don't sit in the dark during
blackouts. warns Miss Myrtle Fahs-
bender, director of home lighting
for Westinghouse, who has made a
study of blackout in the home.
Lights keep up morale. she says,
and recent tests prove that windows
can be properly screened to permit
normal lighting and to prevent any
light from escaping.
Blackout doesn't necessarily mean
air raid, Miss Fahsbender points
out. Usually it is precautionary
measure on the part Of military
authorities to protect you, your
neighbors and your country, and
home owners who also believe in
preparedness" are planning a fu-
ture blackout program in advance
Of orders"
Picking a "blackout" refuge room
is an individual problem. Miss Fahs-
bender says. Living room, dining,
kitchen or recreation room can
easily be converted into comfort
able and cheerful rendezvous for
family and friends. With only a
few changes and at little cost, the
room can be made light proof" our
ing blackouts, yet look perfectly nor
NAL between times.
Let Budget BE Guide.
I'm choosing blackout shades, let
your budget be your guide" Miss
Fahsbender advises. Satisfactory
shades have been improvised out Of
six thicknesses of newspaper dec
Grated with a remnant of wallpaper
on the room side. Several layers
OF wrapping paper have been DIS
guised with colorful decalcomania.
In one particularly pretty kitchen,
gayly printed percale curtains lined
with dark-colored sateen do double
duty as tie-backs by day and as
blackout curtains by night.
In some living rooms, blackout
curtains of q single thickness of