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COOPER, JUNIOR c. In IL

COOPER, JUNIOR C. In loving men,
CRY Of a beloved husband. JUNIOR e.
''' ~ ANNA G. cooPER.
CUTCH, CHARLES. In loving remem-
6IaIel, 65ancs of my dear husband. CHARLES
DEVOTED WIFE, MARTINA.
DADE, EDITH. In loving memory of
my devoted daughter. EDITH DADE, who
passed away seven years ago today, jan
uary 3, 1885.
Today recalls the memory
OF loved one laid to rest:
And those who think Of her today.
HER EaS 11zfa hef BARBARA 3fsi
FLUERY, JOHN F. In sad but lovins
remem6rahce RENE OF our dearly beloyed hus-
FLUERY. who departed this life fourteen
years ago today January 3, 1928.
HIS 9S}S wi %r He' b26aaTnR
HARRIS. ALBERT R. A fond tribute to
the memory of my loved one ALBERT r.
HARRIS, who left me fourteen years ago
today. January 3, 1928.
Fast have these sad years flown
Since you left my side;
Dearer has your memory grown,
A love that will always abide.
Through every trial on lifes way.
Until we meet-tlat happy day,
HIS WIFE, JAMIE H. HARRIS.
LEWIS, MRS. ELIZABETH HOWARD
Again a spray of immortelleS for our beau
tiful sister. ELIZABETH HOWARD LEWIS
HaH, who left a Us fourteen years ago today jan
HER DEVOTED FAMILY.
PHILLIPS. WILLIAM BYRON. In lovina
memory of our dear husband and father
WILLIAM BYRON PHILLIPS, who passed
away one year ago today. January 3, 1941
HIS LOVING WIFE, LIDWINE. AND chill
DREN, HELEN LOUISE, LIDWINE AND
QUANDER-CARTER. MAGGIE. IN sa;
cred memory Of our loving sister, MAGGIE
January 3. 1882. THE FAMILY.
TORCASIO. GASPARE MICHAEL. In
loving m mem9ry IIc Ct % our T%pa, son and brother
uary 3, 1894.
Gone. but not forgotten.
MOTHER AND SISTER.
VENABLE. CAROLINE M. In sad bu,
loying ,Np rsmembranes NHs Of my dear wife .s
this life six years ago today. January 8
1885.
When we are alone we like. to stray
Along the road to yesterday:
To live again in memory
The happy days that used to be.
In our lonely hours Of thinking
Nba ays Of v01 you are very near
HER L IoV1Sd Sd"it HusBXNp Ssfe' AND Nd FAMILY.
WEIGEL. BESSIE BRADBURY. In low,
ing remsmbTancs s. Of , oyT dear ~ dAuehter anne
passed away January g. 1918. twenty
seven years ago today;
Gone. but not torsotten;
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Rites Will Be Held Toduy
For William n. Bolton

Funeral services for william Henry
Bolton, 63. a lifelong resident of
Montgomery County, Md, who died
Thursday at hts home, near Glen
Echo Heights, will be held this after
noon.
The services will be at the home,
with the Rev. Claude A. Brubaker,
pastor of Mount Zion Church, off,
ciating. Burial will be in the Mount
Zion Church Cemetery.
Mr.. Bolton is survived by his
widow, Mrs Katie N. Bolton, and the
following children: Mrs. James w.
Embrey, Mrs. Elizabeth Hook, Mrs.
Harold Mansfield, Miss Dorothy Boil
ton, Miss Florence Bolton, Fred Boil
ton and Kenneth Bolton, all of near
Glen Echo Heights; William Bolton
and Mrs. Joseph Maddox, both of
Washington.
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Eden to Broadcast to U. s.

NEW YORK, Jan. 3 lP).-British
Foreign Secretary Eden will be heard
on a radio broadcast to the United
States at BIS pm. E. S. T. tomorrow,
N. B. c. reported yesterday. The
speech, Mr. Edens first to America
since returning from conferences
with Premier Joseph Stain in Rus
sia, is expected to last about Is
minutes
Evening star., 1942-01-03
Memorial Service Held
At Trade Commission

Memorial services for members OF
the Federal Trade Commission trial
examiners division who died during
1941 were held yesterday In the
commission courtroom.
Those whose memories were hon
ored included Robert s. Hail. Edward
j. Hornibrook and william G
Reeves. Commission Chairman
Charles n. March presided.
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Ex-President Of Nicaragua
And Minister Here Dies

Carlos Brenes Jarquin, former
President of Nicaragua and one
time minister to Washington, died
in Managua, Nicaragua, the Asso-
ciated Press reported. He was
succeeded as president in 1896 by
Gen. Anatasio Somaza, the present
chief executive.
1t was said at the Nicaraguan Le-
CATION here that Senor Brenes Jar
quin had been here from April, 1887,
to October of that year.
Evening star., 1942-01-03
Benedict W. kyson,
Newspopermon, Dies

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Jan. 3-Benedict
w. (BilD Nyson, 81, New York cor
respondent for the London Daily
Express and a former reporter fol
the New York Times, died yes
terday.
He worked for a time for the
Montreal Star and the Montreal
Gazette, and in 1897 was a member
of the New York Times Berlin
Bureau.
Evening star., 1942-01-03
Mexico PIuns Shipments

The west coast of Mexico expects
to ship $500 freight carloads Of
fresh vegetables to the United
States this winter.
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WHITING
THEODORE w. MOVES. President.
JOHN B. DICKMAN, Sr., Secretary.

WOHLFARTH. GEORGE FREDERICK
On Friday. January .. 1912, at his resi-
dence. 40OS 18th st. ne, GEORGE FRED
ERICK WOHLFARTH, beloved husband oi
Mary Cornelia Wohfarth tnee Jarboe) anc
father Of G. Fred Wohlfarth. jr.: Mrs Har-
old M. Stumph, sr.; Mrs. Howard E. Sibley
William Jarboe Wohlfarth and George c
Wohlfarth.
Services at the Chambers funeral home
l4oo Chaplin st. NV, on Monday. January
5. at 2:30 pm. Relatives and friends in
vited. Interment Rock Creek Cemetery. 4
Evening star., 1942-01-03

JTON. ALVEN d. Members Of
the Association of the Oldest
Inhabitants are requested to
attend the funeral services of
our late associate, ALVEN D.
WELLINGTON. Services at
the S. H. Hines Co. funeral
parlors, 290l 14th st. NV.
on Sunday. January 4. 1912.
Evening star., 1942-01-03

FALTERS, LEVY. On Thursday, Janu-
ary l. 1912, at Mount Alto Hospital LEVY
FALTERs. beloved husband Of Phyllis Fal,
Jarvis funeral church, 1892 You st. NV.
Funeral services and lnterment Kings
Tree, S. c.
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vull, 436 1th St sw. on Monday. January
&. at . pm Relatives and friends in
yited Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 4
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Razgovori "a osudiiva'
ME ZlOcinaca.
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Secamo Sc da je "a vreme pros
log svetskog rata bilo mnogo 60
vora "kriminalnim delima", Sc
camo Sc uzasnih slika svakovrsnog
mucenja, secamo Sc svega toga, a
Ii Sc ne secamo da Sc je ista u
tom pravcu postiglo. Naroeitog
nesto nismo nj ocekivali. A ne O.
cekujemo nj nesto narcotic sada.
Zasto? Zato sto je jedan te isti
zlocinac odgovoran "a "kriminal-
ma dela'' proslog kao ovog svet-
skog rata, Ko je tai zlocinac ?
Svetski kapitalizam niko drugi
Ali ako Sc ranije promasilo O.
suditi zlocince, to ne znaci da Sc
oni ne mogu osuditi danas. Zlo-
cinac je kapitalizam. Zlocini Sc
pocinjavaju mad radnickom kla-
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sabirna lista, broj 964; J. r. Ca
| pic $500.
Sabirna lista, broj oG6: NJ T. Kar.
lovic $500.
Sabirna lista, broj 967, sakupiIa Ma
ry Kelenic: n. !. $500, S. Schoch ST.
90, Julia SchIcht $l.00, Chas. Simon
$500, A. Evanoff $l.00, Wm, Kelenit
$l.o0, n. Popovit $500, T. yidakovic
$l.00 Mary Brlas $1.o0. Ukupno
$500.
svega Ogranak Milwaukee s27.oO.
STAUBENVILLE, o.:
Sabirna lista, broj 97l, sakupila Cve-
ia Divic: Cveta Divit sl.oo, J.. Mrvos
$l.oo, Hermina Barac $l.oo, J. Buretz
$l.o0, M. Divic $l.00, Mildred Vuji-
movie $l.o0, Cveta Stipanovit $l.o0,
Anna Vignovic $l.00, NJ Krnic soc. i
S. B. soc. Ukupno 5000.
Sabirna lista, broi 972, sakupila Slav-
ka Krnic: L. Mrvos 81 90, A. Lopit
$50, G. Radulevie $l.00, p. Ltlbicif
$1.00 Slayka Krnic $50. Ukupno
5000.
Sabirna lista, broj 973, sakupila An
ka Beuk: G. Raduloyit 800, n. Mar
besa $l.00, Mabel Druzit $l00, NJ Ba-
rae $l.oo, E. tuit $l.oo, Sophie Ralic
$l.00, Maria Brozovic $l00 T.. Mi
losevic $l.00. Ukupno $500.
Svega Cgranak Steubenville s27.o0.
YOUNGSTOWN, O.:
Sabirna lista, broi 074 sakupio j.
Busdon: J. Busdon $500, J. Gerback
$I.o0, F. Gerback $1.00 J. R. ses-
tok sl.0o. Ukupno $500.
Sabirna lista, broj 975, saknpio V.
Milic (Sharon, Pa. f. Milit sl.00 i
V. Milic sl.o0. Ukupno $500.
Svega Ogranak Youngstown S7oO.
ST. LOUIS, MO-:
sabirna lista, broj 976, sakupo Chas.
kuean: NJ. Koprovica 25c., G. stoja-
noff $1eo. Priiateli soc. j Chas. Ku-
can 1925. Ukupno $500.
Sabirna lista, broi 971. sakupio J..
Rudez: J. Rudez $500, NJ. Turina 81
90, l.. Katie $100 G. Aidukovic 81
90. Ukupno $1,000
i Svega st. Louis, $500.
SvEGA U OvOM BRoJU s14o.5o.
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n ASH DOPISI.
Sa vesele veceri.
Hoboken. n. J.

Hoboken, N. J.
Ma 81. novembra Ogranak Ho-
boken je odrzao veselu veeer. Po-
seta je bila prilicna, svi su Sc
dobro zabavljali. Madame Sc da ce
Il buduce poseta biti bolja.
Pozdravnu rec ie odrzao ma en-.
gleskom jeziku drug N. Karp, ko-
j je bio pomljivo saslusan, sa
cdobravanjem popracen. Posle GO
vora drug T. Jelusic je apelovao
ma prisutne da priloze "a potporu
engleskog nam glasila S. L. P,
WEEKLY PEOPLE. Njegovom Sc
apelu sledeci odazvase;
A. Jurjevic S4.00, T. Garma So
co, D. V. J. Resanovic, $500, NJ
Banks $500, M. & E. Dekovic 81
90, J. Suzberic $500, r. Guy So
90, Lillian Lun s100, G. Kleva
$1.00, J. Radov s1.00, c. Sladov-
$1.O0, z. Grbic S1.00, Esther Hy-
man $1.00, N. N. s1O0, A. CorIin
s10O, L. Bellarosa S100, L. Sligo
ric S1.O0, T. Jelusi6 s1.00, S. W.
kotic $1O0, J. Stupin S1.00, J. Err
cegovic S100, Eleonore Jelusic
$1O0, N. Karp S1O0, J. T. Eva
mic $1.0O, F. Rack S1O0, V. Mis-
kulic $1.O0, J. Govic S100, M. Gu
rovic $1.O0, S. Tanfara S1.00, F..
Baraka $1O0, NJ. Matijic S100, R.
Kalais $1O0, n. Vukelic slOO, M.
yurjevic Soc, Mrs. J. Jurjevie
Soc, A. Marson SOC, Helen Rick
Soc, Friend SOC.
Ogranak Sc zahvaljuje svima
prilagacima, kao posetiocima te
j onima, koji su nam pomogli da
naprave nasu veselu vecer uspes-
nom. Cist prihod je bio $500, ko-
ia svota je prilozena ma WEEK
LY PEOPLE Bazaru.
Mary Jelusic, dop.
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Sa zaiednicke vece-
rinke.
Steubenville, O.

u nedelju %. novembra mas O.
granak mesna Sekcija odrzali su
zajednicku vecerinku svome To-
| kalu. Poseta je bila kao obicno
Cello vece sproveli smo Sc veselo
sa govorima, salama pesmama
Pozdravni govor je odrzao drug
J. Derosky Ma engleskom jeziku
Njegov govor bese interesantno
poucan.
Nakon pozdravnog goyora pres
10 sc ma kolekciju. Sledeci su pri-
lozili Il novcu:
Familija NJ. Krnic $500, R. Ma
rijanovic $500, Familija Beuk S4.-
90, Harry Brostman $500, Fami-
lila Brozovic S40O, Cveta Divit
$500, L. Anderson $500, L. Mr.
vos S4.O5, M. Bjelac $3.50, J. Blu
retz S1.OO, J. Derosky $3.50, NJ. l..
Barac $500, Smilja Krnic s1,O0,
Soka Ralic SOC, P. Glumac $3.50,
NJ. Burlakis $500, VIM. Anderson
SOC, Spaso Kotur $500, F. Busic
s4.OO, M. Bobceff $500, G. Belac
S1.00, Hermina Barac S1O0, S. Ju-
kic $3.50, NJ. P. Soc, Milka Milo
sevie SOC, N. Malbasa $500, A.
Sauer $3.50, NJ. Kurap S1.00, E.
Milosevic $500 Ukupno s66.55.
Ogranak i Sekcija Sc narcotic
zahvaljuju clanovima familije
Brozovie koji su bill pri ruci ra-
dill oko pripreme veeerinke, kao
drugarici Anki Beuk koja je u
stvarima darovala $500.
Ogranak i Sekcija Sc takodjer
zahvaljuju swim prilagacima po-
setiocima owe uspesne vecerinke.
A. Sauer, dopisnik.
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torija potrudila da spodgotovi in
strumente revolucije bas uoci pa
da starog uredjenja. Agenat is
torije, civilizacije opsteg drus-
tvenog napredka jeste Socijalis-
ticka Radnicka Partija. Ona seize
seme fundamentalne drustvene
promene koje &c istu oploditi, jer
lie vrlo tesko zamisliti da &c po-
lustoletni napori neumorne bor-
bene S. L. P. otici utaman baS
kada je njena istorijska misija
blizu ostvarenja da konacno po-
mogne pri organizovanju Socija-
listicke Industrijalne Junije da
bude izabrana da pocisti sa drus-
tvene pozornice politicku drzavu,
Uk i % Sc wise S p a.
d stare d ru s t V n uredje-
ME, kao sto Sc ono danas pred
nasim vrlim ocima raspada Ill to-
liko &c sve wise neumornije ra-
diti nasi clanovi simpaticari Il
toliko &c sve wise radnika cuti j
shvatiti mas poziv. Tako moramo
raditi, jer drugoga izbora moder-
nj revolucionar nema ako &c da
bude dosledan svome velicanstve-
nom zvanju.
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I S p r A V X A .

U proslom broju, pod rubrikom
"Kroz Kapitalisticku Ameriku" u
clanku "a. F. L. i C. l. O. - opet
pregovaraju!" prva rec u posled-
moi liniji je profit" a treba da
bude "protiv''. Recenica pitanju
bi tada glasila: ga mas vredi sa-
mo iedno - klasnosvesno ujedi-
njenje radnicke klase protiv ka-
pitalisticke klase." - J. p.
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Kakav lie OvO rat?
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raspadanja industrijskog drustvs
10. veka?"
Sterbenz kaze da su sc u oval
rat uvukle "komplikacije.' Neki
su, kaze on, zadovoljni da Sc b0-
re protiv Hitlera da zadrze ono
liko demokratije sto imamo. I'VE
Gina cd mas, produzava Sterbenz,
"slaze Sc IL tome da nema vred-
nosti ako dobijemo rat protiv
Hitlera, ako ma kraju ina da mas
porazi [domaci] fasizam."
Ne znamo mi motiva G. Sterben-
"a. Ia sada to nije vazno. CLAW
no je to da je tai poslednji izraz
njegov nesto sto predstavlja stvar-
nu moguenost. Hitler je oIicenje
nacizma u Nemackoj: Mussolini
faSlZma ltallJl; Hlrohlto Ill 10
jo, totalitarijanizma u Japanu-
Sva trojica proistieu il kapitalis
tickih nacija koje sc nisu bile u
stanju odrzati ma ijedan drugi
nacin. Kada Sc ostale kapitalis
ticke zemlje suoce sa istom stu
acijom, one &c naci svoja izda-
MIA Hitlera, Mussolinia, iii Hiro-
hita. Kakvo &c ime oni nOsiti to
ne znamo. Zato S. L. P. nastOiI
swim svojim silama da organizu~
je radnicku klasu Amerike Ia
borbu protiv kapitalizma, posto-
ma kraju krajeva, samo borba pro-
tiv kapitalizma moze biti uspes-
ma borba protiv fasizma.
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"WEEKLY PEOPLE
Thanksgiving Bazaar y

AKRON, o..
Sabirna lista. broi 936: j. Arbet 81
90, l.. Stefanoyjc $1.o0 4. Malivuk
$l.00. - Ukupno $500.
Sabirna ista, broi 937: c. Besser ST.
90. \. Ru5ic $1.00 j. Mite Sl.00.
Ukupno $500.
Sabirna lista, broi 93S: Ogranak S.
90. \. CoriG $500 Sam Dadovic 81
90. Ukupno $l1.0o.
Sabrna lista, broj 939: Steve Dado-
vic S1.0o. C.. Salcak loo NJ kapiG
$l.0o. Ukupno $500
svega Ogrsnak Akron $4,000.
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IL zIVOTA FEDERACIJE.

| CLEVELAND, O.:
Sabirna lsta, broi 94o, sakupio M.
Tonic: J. GrbavGit soc, p. Slepcevic
soc, i NJ. Tonic $l.0O Ukupno 800
Sabirna lista, broj o43, sakupila Ma
ry Slepcevic: ]. Klaic $500, P. Slep-
cevic $1.0o n. stanic 25e. Ukupno
$525.
svega Ogranak Cleveland S5.25.
CHICAGO, ILL.,:
Sabrna lista broj 947, sakupio A.
Kapueiia: p. Bugarski 25c.. X. Culit
soc. p. Noinovit 800. Ukupno $1.75
DAYTON, O.:
Sabirna lista, broi 953, sakupio NJ.
Gadney: j. p. Kosta $500, l.. Kosta
Sl.oo, NJ. Markov $l.oO, Joseph J. r.
Sekyra soc. l.. L. Kosta soc, NJ. Ka-
tic $500, NJ. Gadney $l.00 Anna
Gadney $l.00. Ukupno $1,000.
EAST CHICAGO, IND:
Sabirna lista, broj 954, sakupio NJ.
Brlas: S. CrnoviG $500, G.. Magdic
$l.oo, G. Brajkovic S1.oo, NJ. Brlas
$1.00, G. Dobritevic $500 Mary Jo-
vanovit soc. Ukupno $3.50.
llOBOKEN, n. j.:
sabirna lista, broi 956, sakupio T..
Jelusic: G. Dragitevic $100.
Los ANGELES, CALF:
Sabirn: lista, broi 96l, sakupila Bo
jana suvacki: A. Strapae soc, NJ Va
silit 50e., j. StojanoyiG soc, J. Vuko-
say Sl.oo, Irene strapac o5c., NJ. Mil
kov $l.oo, Danica Reisei 81 90, l.. Ga
rity soc, S. Milieki soc. i Mrs. Nadka
25c. Ukupno $500.
Sabirna lista, broj a62, sakupila Ora
cica Stojanovit: j. Vukosav $I.0O, V.
Postic $l.o0, Julia Antonoff $l.O0. j.
Dragica Stoianovic $500, A. Stra.
pac $l.oo, J. Petry sl.oo, NJ. Bacvan-
ski 25c., Y. suvacki sl.0O A. Pet
rolf $l.o0. Ukupno $1,000.
Svega Ogranak Les Angeles $1,000.
MILWAUKEE, WIS:
Sabirna lista, broj 963, sakupio NJ
j. Golubic: F. Brauvn $500, NJ J. Co
lubie $500 S. Diakulovic s1.00. t.
kupno $500.
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omiljenog kapitalistickog izrablji-
vackog sistema.
Da Sc reakcija uvek bori pro-
tiv sila revolucije to nije nova
stvar. Ali niti je nova stvar da je
duh vremena uvek bio protiv CT
ne reakcije propadajueeg uredje-
MIA. Niti je nova stvar da Sc is
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kapitalistickih predstavnika G
"klasnom ratu," "klasnoj revolu-
ciji," boljim danima nakon ra-
ia nije nista drugo doll njihov pu-
XII pokusaj da zavedu radnike da
Sc ovo kapitalisticko svetsko krvo-
prolice ne zavrsi Proleterskom Re-
volucijom - unistenjem njihovog
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som. Treceg nema. Stoga radnie-
ka klasa sveta treba da osudi zlo-
cince da Sc organizuje da sprove-
de osudu delo.
Americka radnicka klasa treba
da izvede pred "sud" svoje donna
&c zlocince da svoju osudu spro-
vede delo. To bi bio velicanst-
ven primer radnickoj klasi celoga
sveta.
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cekivati da &c Sc ono zakljuciti
sa Proleterskom Revolucijom. A.
Ii protiv takve revolucije mozemo
pravom ocekivati da &c Sc bo-
riti svi mantijasi kova Lindmana
i svi poslodavci kova Watsona,
kao svi prevaranti koya pseudo
komunista. Ottawa govorancija tin
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The 2s be
concert and
N m
p of
ant be n Ion
"
il
a n
in the same sion
is swHls that
Quite be the dsucess they ought be
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Cinjenice su owe: kapitalizam je
pokusao pokazao sc sasvim ne
uspesan. Sistem kredita je pro-
pao usled sebicnih zahteva kapi-
talistickog individualizma. On ne
moze pruziti radnickoj klasi stall
nu sigurnost. On je kao kuca, ko-
ia Sc rusi, koja Sc ne mole popra-
viii; on je kao sasvim istroSena.
maSina! -- Bell.
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of lin these
taket advance"
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-12-17

Da Ii znate, sta Gu vam reci9
U prvobitnoj crkvi putiri behu
drveni, a prelati zlatni. Danas su
crkveni putiri zlatni, a prelati su
drveni. - SavOnarOla.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-12-17
Novogodisnia vecerinka Hoboken. N. ].

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RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-12-17

ukupno u ovom broju $500.
Evening star., 1942-09-22

Obviously South had no play to
come near his ambitious contract.
Perhaps he could have saved a trick,
but actually he made only one spade
and his own five high cards. The
| opponents chalked up 100 points
while North and South grinned
feebly at each other.
Il wish you'd given me a little
leeway," observed North after 4
strained pause.
You might have left me at two
no-trump," South replied. 1T was .
game contract, and when you went
on I thought you were trying for 4
slam. How could I hold back with
the monster l heidi"
Two no-trump Is game only when
you make it. You couldn't have
made two no-trump, but I might
have made three hearts or three
spades"
The rest of the discussion was on
rather less elevated plane, 50 we'll
omit 1t. But the hand Is of a type
common enough to bear discussion.
If North had been a real expert, he
would have passed two no-trump.
He wouldn't expect his partner to
make that contract, but he would
feel sure that three hearts would
not be a final bid. Certainly his
partner would 60 on, and almost as
certainly his opponents would even
tually come to life with 4 double.
If there is an Incarnation to keep
the big number" penalty away 1t Is
the simple word pass" uttered be-
fore misfit hand climbs into the
high bidding ranges.
4 X 4 4
Yesterday you were Oswald ia
caby's partner. and, with so on score
and both sides vulnerable, you held:
"A 90
0J2
oQJ106
4QJe8
The bidding:
Jacoby. Schenken. You. Lightner.
~ Pass (D
AnSWer-Bid one no-trump. This
hand would call for . stronger bid
if you had no part-score, but one
trump is sufncient under the cir
cumstances. To bid either minor
might lead to pass by your partner
and rather inferior contract.
Score 100 per cent for one no.
trump, % per cent for two clubs or
two diamonds, 20 per cent for two
no-trump.f -
Question No. LISA. z:
Today you hold the same hand,
and the bidding continues:
Jacoby. schenken. You. Lightner.
~ Pass INT 20
Pass Pass CD
What do you bid? (Al,swer to-
morrow
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Evening star., 1942-09-22
ABSORB
RESOURCE
How Did ItStort?

Fort Wayne: Why do officers wear
EPAULETS. and what is the source
Of the word?-W. r. I.
Answer: Epaulets (also spelled
epaulettes) were first worn in French
military services. They served the
dual purpose of holding the shoulder
belt in place and acting as a pad
for the musket shoulder. Later they
became purely ornamental. In the
United States Army, epau1ets are
worn on the full-dress uniforms OF
general officers only. In the Navy
only officers Of the higher ranks
wear epaulets. The word is from
the French epaulette. diminutive
Of epaule, shoulder"
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Evening star., 1942-09-22
LITTLE STORIES FOR BEDTIME

to call Buster Bear 4 coward. Paddy
just saped foolishly with surprise
and = little wavelet washed down
his throat and made him choke
and almost strangle.
We'll, I never!" exclaimed Paddy,
when he could get his breath. What
is this world coming to?" Then
he laughed until he came very near
gasped, ito think of any one like
Peter Rabbit, afraid OF his own
shadow, daring to call Buster Bear
q coward!"
But it was true, as Paddy could
see and hear for himself. Peter
was dancing about in front of Buster
Bear and shouting that little rhyme
IN the sauciest way. And Buster
Bear was growing angrier every
minute. No one likes to be called
. coward, not even when they are
very weak and small, and have
reason to be afraid. And when one
Is as big and strong as Buster
Bear nothing can be worse than to
be called a coward.
I'm not a coward" growled Bus
ter Bear in his deepest grumby-
rumbly voice. when I catch you
Peter Rabbit. I'll teach you to show
more respect to your betters."
When you catch me it will be a
cold, cold day." retorted Peter, nim-
bly, jumping out of the way as
Evening star., 1942-09-22
Take Ny Word for 1t
BY FRANK COLBY.
Absorb-Resource

Detroit: I may be behind the
times, but I don't understand why
so many speakers, on the radio
especially. pronounce ABSORB and
RESOURCE as II they were spelled
"abzorb" and "rezource." Why is
thiS?-H. c. M.
Answer: It is Q pronunciation that
apparently has no explanation ex-
cept that 'it just is" And. cer-
tainly, no dictionary known to me
sanctions the ''z' sound in either of
these two important words or their
derivatives.
1t is amazing that speaker who
will pick up such unorthodox pro-
nunciations as "abzorb" and IRE
zource" win not think of consulting
reliable dictionary before adding
the mispronunciations to his vocabu-
larry.
l have said before. and I empha-
size again, that one should not affect
any new" or exotic pronunciation
without first determining whether it
is In strict accordance with good
usage.
The correct pronunciations are:
ABSORB
re-SOURCE
Evening star., 1942-09-22

end unseen and hid behind 4 big
stump where he could peep and see
what Buster was doing. He
chuckled to himself Is he watched
Buster rip and tear the old log.
Once he shivered at the thought Of
what those great claws would do
to him If they ever got hold Of
him. But he didn't intend that
they ever should.
BY and by Buster paused to get
his breath. mo one but a coward
would waste his time trying to
catch . little fellow like me-" said
Peter.
Buster whirled and his face was