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OTPUSTANJE Avn

Da Ii je Predsednik unistio osudu Earl
owdera sa svrhom da bi 'potvrdio" fikciju
da je klasna horba potopljena>i da Sc spremi
pozornica "a napad protiv pravovaljanih Mark
sista, iii da Ii je politicarstvo Predsednikovo
popustilo poduzetim "masovnim zahtevima" "a
Browderovo otpustanje, iii da Ii je on mislio
ma "ucinak" radnika drugih zemlja narcotic
zemalja Latinske Amerike), mi to ne znamo.
Mozda je njegov motiv bio izmesan. Mozda je
hteo da uziva izazivanje p%ogrdnih reakciona.
ra koji SUI g~lupavo preterivali odavajuci Brow
deru vaznost i znacajnost. Onda, opet. on je
mozda mislio da je bolje sigurnije imati Brow
dera slobodnog da aktuje kao l~akrdijas nego
Browdera "mucenog."
Ma kakav da je njegov razlog, i imajuci
ovde ma umu samo ucinke koji &c Sc rezultova-
ii Browderovom buducom aktivnostu, mi Sc
ne bojimo da oval mali Stalinov "~stooge" mo-
Re uciniti veliku stetu. Ako ina takvih ljudi
k~arijere, mogu imati uzdanja u n~jegovim re-
Gina - bez pitanja koliko Sc njegove reel
podudarale sa njihovim sopstvenim gledisti-
ma oni SUI d~ovoljno naivni da veruju IL ma
sto. Ogromna vecina &c znati da reel p~roisticu
IL usta onog koji je bez integriteta, onoga ko-
il je potpuno priviknut da danas opovrgne
svecane izraze koje je JUICE izustio da je or
sasvim nesposoban da print moralnu kaznu.
On je usatrsena vista degredacije koja je ne
izbezna posledica usvajanja jezuitskog gesla da
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-06-04
PRETPLACUJTE Sc, CITAJTE
strife RADNICKU BORBU.

tar ma te reel. Covek ne SINE da Sc potcinjava nepra-
vednom autoritetu! Ne! Ne! Sam Jovan Kalvin pojima
da je tako odricanje uvreda "a ljudsko dostojanstvo u
protivrecnosti $ vrlim duhom Reformacije. Ear nije sa-
ma Reformacija legitimna buna protiv nevaljalstva paps-
kg autoriteta i, ako Dude p%otrebno, protiv svake sve-
tovne vlasti koja bi htela da nametne rimski kult refor-
matorima? Istina, nakon sto polozi nacelo: "Narodi mo-
raju da Sc potcinjavaju svojim vladama, cak ako SUI
one nepravedne", Kalvin dodaje: pod uslovom da SUI
vereno carstvo Bozje estate nedirnuto'. Nikakva Sc po-
kornost ne duguje vlasti koja bi htela da digne svoju
ruku protiv svetih prava coveka iii icega sto police il
toga.
Takva je, draga brace zakljuei Jovan Kalvin
nasa veroispovest. Da Ii je usvajate?
- Da, da! - uzviknu reformatori. - Usvajamo je.
Praktikovacemo je. Podrzavacemo je pc cenu nase svo-
jine, nase slobode i naseg zivota. Kunemo Sc.
To j, dakle, veroispovest onih "~jeretika', koje
katolicko duhovnistvo predstavlja nesvesnom zabludje-
nom svetu kao cudovista, ogrezla u svakojakim zlocini-
ma, koje pakao uzbljuva ma zemlju kao neumitne nepri-
jatelje Boga coveka rece Kalvin. Sta tt "eretici'
ispovedaju? Oni %ispovedaju osnovne dogme Hriseanske
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-06-04

Crkve, kako III otkri samo Bozanstvo. Ali tt "jeretici' Cd
bacuju izmisljotine, zloupotrebe, idolopoklonstvo skan-
dale Crkve Papa. U tome lei mas zlocin, neoprostiv zlo-
Gin! Mi napadamo pohlepu, oholost despotizam sves-
tenstva! = y fsF
- Ovde, ma vrlom ovom mestu, gde Sc mi sabrasmo
da proglasimo najsvetije pravo, slobodu savesti, sedan
~svestenika Sc zavetovahu uz groznu zaketvu da &c "a
dobiti apsolutnu svemoc Rima mad dusama ljudi da &c
uspostaviti vlast teokratske vladavine pc celoj zemlji!
Novoj organizaciji je dato ime Drustvo Isusa. Namera
je da ona postane - ona &c da postane n%ajmocnije
crude II rukama nash neprijatelja. Ia okolnost je simp-
tom opasnosti so nam preti. Spremajmo Sc da vojujemo
protiv te move milicije gde god Sc ona pojavila.
Mas kredo, nasa veroispovest je %utvrdjena. Ova
veroispovest &c da Dude veroispovest svih evangelistickih
crkava Francuske. A sada, kakvo drzanje moramo mi da
zauzmemo naocigled udvostrucenih progona sto nam pre-
tie? Da Ii da Sc potcinimo sa odricanjem iii da odgova-
ramo silom ma silu? Umoljavam naseg prijatelja Roberta
Estienna da izrazi svoje poglede o ovoj stvari.
- Mole je~ 'misljenje odgovori Robert Estienne -
da treba da posaljemo move molbenice Kralju Francu I,
moleei ga da nam dopusti da upraznjavamo nasu veru u
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-06-04
Biblja.
ill
KRISTTJAN STAMPAR.

Sa originalnog francuskog ma ~engleski: Daniel De Leon.
Sa engleskog ma jugoslavenski: L. Petrovic.
Sesnaesta kniiga romano Eugene Sue-a: 'Tajne naroda"
iii astoria iedne proleterske porod;ce kroz vekove.
Prica O Sesnaestom Stolecu. - U dive knjige. Knjiga l.
120.
"Najzad, mi verujemo priznajemo da Bog htede
da Sc ljudima ma zemlji vlada; da on ustanovi izborne
iii nasledne kraljevine, knezevine, republike druge
forme vladavine. Stoga mi drzimo kao %nesporivo da Sc
njihovi zakoni statuti moraju %postovati, njihovi dancl
i nameti placati, tie sve duznosti so pripadaju gradja-
nina podanicima, pod uslovom da suvereno carstvo
Bozie estate nedirnuto. Stoga mi odbacujemo one koji
hi hteli da odbace vlast autoritet, te koji bi hteli da
bace drustvo u rusvaj preko z~avadjanja %zajednice stva-
ri medju ljudima time obrnu red pravde."
- Ne! Ne! - bese Kristijanov gundjajuci komen-
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-06-04
"NARODNA R~EVOLUCIJA."

Ovih dana il samih usta kapitalistlckih
zyanicnika izlazi: termin "revoluciJa." A to ne
hose davno kada. je mnogi radnik bio otpus-
cen i ma crnoj listi zamarkan ako ]e spomenuo
rec "revoluciju." Sada dolazi nike manJl u po-
litickom zvanju nego Podpredsednik SJedinJe-
nth Drzava, Henry Wallace, i on u svom 60
yoru, kuieg skoro svih predstavnlcl burzoazl)e
do nebesa uzdlzu, zagovara "re:SidclJu. Cak
sta vise. on lie dao. "revoiucionarni' naslov
svom povoru. nazivajuci ga: "Narodna Revo-
lucia"
Ali nile tako nova stvar da ovih dana po-
liticari "demokratskog' kapitalizma upotreb-
liavaiu termin "revoluciju," jer su politician
MISUNDERSTANDING imperijalizma, kada be-
se vladavina privatne %svojine njihovih zema-
liza Il pitanju., nazad deset i wise godina, jos
razyikaniie, upotrebljavali rec "revolucija.' l.,
kao so vidimo, ma mesto revolucije Proie-
terske Revolucije mi tamo vidimo n~ajcrnje,
naiodurnije gangstere koji SUI Sc popell ma pre-
sto vladavine privatne s~vojine i u memo lme
razaraju i pale =: Same da bi je ocuvall.
Mozda je Wallace-ova "revolucija" drukca
cd nacistickih gangstera. I mi verujemo da on
ne mlSll sd MON ma ldSlStlChu oAu
revoluciju unazad. Ali ako on ne misli ma ia
sisticku "revolucijm," a isto tako kao sto We
rujemo da on ne misli ma nacisticku revoluci-
ju, tako i jos wise znamo da on ne misll ma
Proletersku iii Socijalisticku Revoluciju una
pred, ma kakvu "reyoluciju," onda Wallace
naisli2 On Yell da On misli ma "Narodnu Revo-
%luciju." A sta mole biti ia "Narodna Revolu-
cija?"
Ako je fasisticka revolucija vrasko vraca-
ME coveeanstva unazad, SocijalisticIa Revo-
lucia guranje tovecanstva neopisivo unapred,
onda Wallace-ova "Narodna Revolucija" mora
biti izmedju dive pomenute. Mozda Sc Wallace
oseca saw sretnim sto je "uspeo" da nadje ere
volucionarnu' "zlatnu sredinu." l mozda ga
zbog toga svi %njudilasi i rubrikasi burzoaskih
movina hvale, jedan cd Min rece da je Wal
lace-ov p o m e n u t i govor ravan cuvenom
Lincolnovom govoru, poznat pod lmenom Get
tysburg Address"! Da vidimo zbilja Sta Wal
lace misli sa .svojom "Narodnom Revolucijom.
citaoc &c odmah primetiti da Wallace mis-
Ii sa "Narodnom Revolucijom' kao sredinom
izmedju fasisticke nazadne i Socijalisticke ma
predne revolucije, jer Wallace u poeetku svog
govora hvali postignuca "demokratija.' a ma
rcGito owe zemlje, veleci: "Kroz godine, narod
Siedinjenih Drzava kretao Sc neprekidno MAJ
pred praktikujuci demokratiju." Onda je on
uzeo i ostale saveznicke zemlje, pa i Sovjets-
ku Juniju povrsno hvali, kako je ona, kao i de-
mokratije, ~unistila nepismenost, i rece da Sc
zbog toga tamo stvar slobode povecala. Istim
pravcem je pohvalio i Kinu. Ali, koliko nam je
poznato, i narod nacisticke Nemacke sada INA
citati i pisati to je znao pre- no sto ga je ma
cizam "a gusu hvatio!e Tako Sc ova "odlika'
"demokratija" ~pretvara u prostu karakteristi-
ku svih modernijih zemalja.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-06-04
~KAPITALISTICKI RATOVI


Mi smo naklonjeni verovanju da je Hoo
verona ~izjava, "To behu ratne organlzaclJe, ko-
JIG su r~azvijale sve zemlje, uklJucuJucl / demo-
kratije, "a vreme prvog totalnog rata, IL koJih
je proizislo ekonomsko odelenje fasizma', tao
ma. Jer imperijalisticki ratovi Sc vode kada je
kapitalizam ma svom reakcionarnom odnosno,
propadajucem %stupnju i il Min, ako %kapltall-
Fam ostane Il zivotu nakon Nth, nista progre-
sivno ne moze poteci. A ako nista korisno "a
drustvo ne moze biti njihov rezultat, onda
mora biti nesto sto je stetno. IndustriJska re-
gimentacija koja Sc uvadja u "demokratskim'
zemljama radi dobivanja rata jeste "ekonom-
ski dec fasizma." "Radi iii Sc tuci,' zakon owe
zemlie "a vreme Prvog Svetskog Rata, bese i
politicki dec fasizma.
Ali "demokratske' zemlje nisu zadrzale tie
cznake fasizma, jer SUI uspele da pomocu rad
nickih vodja, svojih porucnika u postojecim
junijama, drze radnike u potcinjenosti sa ode
mokratskim'' merama. "Visak vrednosti" ONO
guci ovdasnjoj burzoaziji da sprovede refine
reforme bez opasnosti da &c radnici iskoristi-
ii ~politicka prava uspesno ~pokusati da obo-
re kapitalizam.
Postojece fasisticke zemlje, koje nisu, kao
"demokratije,' zadrzale fasisticke ratne mere.
wee same behu radi toga "demokratske,' ne
.mogose Sc kao kapitalisticke zemlje odrzati a
da ne fpozovu natrag ratni ekonomski dec IA
sizma kao i politicki. Naravno, tn SUI Sc nasli i
razni professor tin bivsih "demokratija,' tie
su ~razvijali fantasticna "opravdanja,' fasis-
tickle "teorije' "a potrebno odstupanje cd mu-
kom i stoletnom borbom stecenih prava. / to
oni govorahu sve IL ime "najboljih interesa o.
tadzbine," kao sto sve kapitalisticke zemlje
govorahu "a vreme rata. Ali faSizacija tin ze-
MALTA ne mogase Sc razvijati be- militarlzma,
koji vodjase upravo sadasnjem pokolju. Sada
imamo opet Svetski Rat i ako kapitalizam os-
tame IL zivotu nema sumnje, pa i protiv wolfe
samih postojetih politicara ma vlast owe zem-
lie, da &c i pobedonosne "demokratije' biti
prisiliene silom okolnosti da zadrze ratne me-
re koje Sc sve wise razvijaju u mere americ-
kog fasizma, %tojest, pravog Industrijalnog Fee
udalizma.
Fasizacija jedne "demokratske,, zemlje nj
malo ne godi radnickim vodjama, i nije Guido
da Sc oni istieu kao neprijatelji fasizma. Ali
kada oni ustaju protiv te domace opasnosti,
oni s time dokazuju da ona u istini postoji kao
opasna moguea ~pretnja. U Klevelandu zaseda-
va 35-godisnja konferencija Methodist Fede-
ration for a Social Service" Pred njenim dele
gatima govorio je i A. F.. Whitney, predsednik
brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen.' On nil
ma rece da americki radnici vode dvostrucnu
ofenzivu II postojecem ratu. Sa jednom poma-
zu rat, a sa drugom Sc bore protiv n~asrtaja
faSizma ma naS narodni zivot On reSa ia S1
Ii Kongresu neki clement, kao sto i'll predstav-
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miru dok Sc vladamo pc zakonima kraljevine. Ako bi ma
sa molbenica bila odbijena, onda treba da IL snage nash
%ubedjenja povucemo potrebnu jakost da izdrzavamo 60
njenja do krajnje mogute granice. LA toga moracemo
opet da vecamo.
ia delim misljenje Roberta Estienna rece Jo-
van Duborg. Predajmo Sc odricanju. testit eovek ra-
die treba da kapi casu goreine bola nego da ma svoju
domovinu pusti uzase bratoubilaeke borbe.
- Gospodine Colgny, sta je vase mislienje?
Gospodine, -odgovori mladi Picnic - ia sam,
mislim, najmladji covek u ovom skupu; ia Gu usvojiti
mislenje so Dude prevladalo.
Govori. Tt ST covek oruzja. Treba da znamo tvoje
misljenje odvrati Kalvin.
Nastavice se)
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Prema tome, kapital nije samo konanda mad radon,
ko sto kaze A. Smith. On je bitno komanda mad nepla-
6enim RADON. svaki visak vrednosti, ma u kom Sc po-
sebnom obliku posle kristalisao, u profitu, kamati, remit
it'd, u svojoj sustini je ovaplodjenje n~eplacenog radnog
vremena. Tajna samooplodjenja kapitala svodi Sc ma ME-
govo raspolaganje izvesnom koliGinom neplacenog tudjeg
faod' marx.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1942-04-10
8iackfOlt News

Mr.. Williamson was a business
caller in St. Paul MINI. last
week.
Mrs. Kate Smith and Miss
VanOss called or Mrs. Chas.
Gerard Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Davis at
tended the show in Browning
Thursday night.
Iris Neiskins attended a party
in Browning Thursday n ig h t
given in honor of James and
Phyllis Graves.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Speer spent
Friday evening at the Silberman
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brewer, Mrs.
Rowena Guardipee and Mrs
George Taylor were callers in
Browning Saturday afternoon.
Ruth Brewer spent her Easter
vacation with MIR. and Mrs.
Fred Sheffelbine at Olney.
Frank Davis, Havre student,
spent the weekend a. nome.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1942-04-10

suant t q notice received from
Michael J. Foley, director OF pro-
duction of district four of the If.
nee Of the petroleum coordinator
for national defense. that meet
ings will be held for the purpose
o + considering the spacing O f
wells for oil and gas production
and field-~ide development pro.
grams for the oil and sas fields
in northern Montana.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1942-04-10
Oil Producers Meeting
At Cut Bank, SheIbv

A method Of increasing pro-
duction of northern Montana S
oil fields by eliminating recently
imposed restrictions. was worked
out at a meeting of all crude oil
and gas producers he'd Wednes-
day, at both Cut Bank and Shell
by.
The following notice was direc-
ted to all producers:
You are hereby notified. pur.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1942-04-10
Soaps Uniformly Good

Soaps today are almost uniformly
good, and there are types 10 suit
every normal skin. II your skin is
inclined to be sensitive and dry. the
bland or eXtra-fatty soap will treat
with the most kindness. But il
you have an oily skin. you can use
practically any soap to good advan-
tage.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1942-04-10
Presidents Cabinet

The U. S. Presidents cabinet con-
sists of the state department, treas
ury department., war department,
department of justice, post office de-
partment. navy department, depart
ment of interior, department of agri-
culture, department OF commerce
and department of labor.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1942-04-10

Advertise IN Inc Chief
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1942-04-10
Noted BIaekfeet
Sculptor Finishes
Work For Museum

John Clark, the noted Black
feet Indian sculptor of Glacier
Park Station, completed a five
months assignment at the Mus
eum of the Plains Indian on
April first. He wss employed
on the statewide WPA Art Pro.
ject. During this period Mr..
Clark created number of in
seresting Indian figures for ex-
hlbit,on in the museum.
! Two series of figures were
planned last fall by Mr.. Clark in
cola boration with the Curator OF
the museum. The total of ten
figures were then modelled. cast
In plaster and painted by Mr..
Clark. One series of three fig
ures traces the costume of
Blackfeet man through a period
of century and half. The
first figure portrays the Indian
warrior of $50 years ago whose
clothing and weapons are all Of
native manufacture.
The second figure depicts a
warrior of rs years ago whose
more elaborite costume includes
a trade blanket. In his hand
he carries the white mans short
barreled rifle.
The third figure shows an
elderly full. blood of today, clad
in citizens garb except tor the
traditional Indian hairdress and
a few small ornaments.
These striking figures are all
made to scale of three inches
to one foot. This series is now
on exhibition in the main hall of
the Museum.
A second series of six figures
has just been completed. 1t
portrays the successive steps in
the dressing Of a buffalo hide
by Black1eet woman of some
sixty or more years ago. Mrs.
Cecile Yellow Kidney and Mrs.
Cecile Black Boy assisted tn
curator aud Mr.. Clark in plann-
ing the details of these figures.
The first figure shows wO-
men bending over large buffalo !
hide on her hands and knees
t1eshing the hide with tradition.
al bone handed tool. Later pro-
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1942-04-10
Dying Wood

DEAD or dying wood should be re.
moved TO prevent further infection
or pest invasion if either of these
causes IS responsible for the dead
wood. More insects breed rapidly
IN the dead wood lying on the
ground than on the living tree. since
the tree itself has some resistance.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1942-04-10
Highest Mountains

The highest mountains in the
world are all in Asia; the next near
est to an Asian (Himalayan) peak
in height is Aconcagua, 22,S34 feet.
in South America. Mt. Everest with
29.l4O feet. is the highest.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1942-04-10
Cleaning Ash TrayS

Ash trays need frequent cleaning.
Soak in hot soapy water. wipe dry.
II there are any stubborn stains,
remove them by lightly scrubbing
with steel wool or a stiff brush
dipped in hot sudsv water.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1942-04-10
Printing Invented in China?

The Chinese claim that the art Of
printing was invented in China. The
Chinese first began the publication Of
their chronicles of news. infor,na.
ton and history in printed form
about GOO A. D.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1942-04-10
HOSy.tabTc CyS,om

In Amsterdam, Holland, there Is
q famous old distillery which serves
visitors samples of its liqueurs in a
time-honoreo way. Tie glass is filed
exactly 10 the brim, and you mus,
bend over anu take your first sip
Without using your hands.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1942-04-10
Quickly ScaIloped

Potatoes TO be scalloped may be
sliced on a vegetable slicer They
look better and taste better when
sliced very thin and even, they also
bake more evenly.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1942-04-10
Oil in U. S,

In 1910. the United States pro-
duce6 1851, 847 900 barrels of crude
oil, or about s. per cent of the
worlds output OF 2l,146, los, 900 bar
rels.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-05
Woodruff School Projects
Lead to Patriotic Program

As a summary OF their music
studies and Of the discussions grow
ing out of the observance of spc-
cial DAYS and Of motion pictures
shown during the fall. children of
the third grade al Woodruff School
presented an assembly program
Friday afternoon at 2:l5.
As the group finished singing
their opening number, The Song
~ the Flag two Of the pupils,
depicting Miss Columbia and Uncle
Sam, stepped out from behind the
flag.
The announcer. Gerald Butler
greeted the two periodically dress.
ed children with the query, why
have You come hcre2"
we have heard the children
singing Of mer-who have worked
hard for others and who have done
brave deeds and We wondered If
the children here knew Of some
OF these brave people answered
Uncle Sam. BY a series OF table
aus accompanied by SONGS the fol
lowing famous people We're then
depicted Columbus and his sailors
by Junior Smith. jerry Homer and
Donald Stinedorf. Pilgrims by
| Richard Ramsey. Emily HOrslcy
and Dorothy Meyers. Washington
and Lincoln scene: by Ralph Ran
kin, Nancy Howard, Marilyn New
house. Carol Russ. Evelyn Miller
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-05

and Doris Albertson; pioneers.
lanes Malcolm rael Rauscb va,y
Am rincot, tt OF .a,
80 y''' ''''' ''''"' anu
lhohias Mauk; inventors, Gerald
coleman, Patrick Tindall, skipper
Newhouse, Raymond Fleming and
Alfred Becker.
Next followed another tableau
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-05
Municipal Court

Nellis l.. Carrier, 305 n. Haml-
ton St, paid a fine OF $40 today In
the court OF Justice A. VI. Wander
sail on a charge OF disorderly con
duct. He was arrested by city
police at 3:02 a. m. today In a
local restaurant Three witnesses
told police they saw Carrier throw
sugar container across the coun-
ter damaging the glass in a case
in which pies had been placed In
court, Carrier denied the act but
paid the fine on the disorderly
charge.
Royal l. Porath, Ann Arbor,
pleaded .uolle contendere today TO
traffic violation ticket in two
car collision two weeks ago but
paid IS court costs
Six overtime parking violations
amounted to &c.
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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-05
Pick Of The Air Today

6.l5 Today at the Duncans.
BLU-l2:30 Farm and Home Pro
gram.
2:45 New Stella Unger series.
MBS-1;45 Roundtable on Church
Women on the Alert.
3:15 Shady Valley Folks:
430 Themes and Variations.
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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-05
Divorces Sought
bV Career Women

Chicago. Dec. 5-lNS-Growing
financial independence OF women,
due at least IN part TO the war,
was blamed today for an increase
In divorce IN Chicago during 1852.
Many women who have suffered
by their husbands III doings are
now able to get employment and
to care for themselves said Judge
Oscar r. Nelson. who presided on
the Chicago divorce bench for the
last three months The result IS
that they come into court more
readily for a divorce
The number Of divorce actions
filed in superior court for the fiscal
year ended Nov. 30 was reported
As l0,Gli compared 20 lo,35S for the
corresponding period year ago.
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