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CLEVELAND O., THURSDAY, OCTOBAR 9Th, 1912
kapitalizam mora da izcezne.

On je bog! On je zakon! l on II
more krvi kupa covecanstvo kao
sto to niko do sada ne ucini samo
zbog toga da bi Sc odrzao sto da-
lie ma grbaci coveeanstva.
Svi prethodni sistemi, koii Sc
pri svom padu pokazase nasilnici
doprinese covecanstvu po nesto
dobro i ne mogose isto svojim u
zurpatorstvom unistiti, jer revo-
lucionarna klasa dodje ma vreme
da ia dobra otme IL njihovih ra-
zornih ruku. U poeetku kapitali-
zam pokaza da je on dosao da da-
de covecanstvu wise dobrog nego
sto su svi prethodni sistemi dopri-
nell progresu ukupno. Ali danas
on preti da &c unistiti ne samo
svoja dobra nego sva dobra ko-
ia minuli sistemi podaaise ovo sa-
da napaceno Uudstvo. On donosi
smrt bedu svom covecanstvu, a
napokon on &c doneti samom Sc
bi smrt, kada Sc jednom radnici
sveta rese da ga u hladan grob
ukopaju, odakle nece nikada mo6i
vaskrsnuti pa da Sc svi svestenici
sirom sveta ujedan glas mole!
Kada Sc samo znaju pravi ka-
pitalisticki planovi unistavanju
radnicke klase: kada on prisilja-
va milione ljudi da Sc sele iz jed
neg kontinenta u dsuai. IA &c ta-..
ko razbija pirodica, muz ma jednu
a zena ma drugu stranu odrasla
deca opet ma trecu, svi odlaze
da robuju sa raznim duznostima i
nejednakim pravima ma zivot; ka-
da on prlnudJava rOdJenJe dece
ma jednoj strani a ubija neposlus-
ne radnike ma drugoj, kao sto Sc
to desava ma evropskom kontinen-
tn pod gadnom cizmom fasizma-
nacizma, a "demokratije" polka
zuju naklonost da ma isti iii sli-
can nacin obesprave radnicku
klasu - kada sve to radnici sa-
znaju onda i'm srce nervozno Ia
kuca, koza Sc najezi kosa Sc ma
kostresi cd svih tin postojecih i
preteci jos vecih uzasa - tada Sc
dolazi do zaklju6ka da je kapita-
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-10-08
liam postao SATANA!

liam postao SATANA!
Ali istorija je po pravilu uz ma
paceno eovecanstvo kada ovog ma
silno tlaci uzurpatorski sistem kao
sto je davno postao kapitalizam.
Ona Sc trudi da dobije istaknute
ljude, genija, koji svetu objavlju-
ju naucno nuznost obaranja sta
rog podizanja novog drustvenog
sistema. Ona Sc tada trudi da pre-
dobije nuzan broj naprednijih
radnika koji da stvaraju organi-
zaciju sa kojom da Sire tn revo-
lucionarnu nauku Marxa, Engel-
sa, De Leona Lenina. / samo su
to revolucionari kova Socijalistic-
ke Radnicke Partije Sjedinjenih
Drzava, Kanade, Velike Britanije,
Australia u Uruguay-u Organi-
Zacije De Leonovih Sledbenika,
kao nase grupe Argentina, ko-
il tumace pravilno uzroke danas-
Meg zla sta treba raditi da Sc
ono iskoreni da Sc njegova praz-
nina popuni sa dobrom. Oni su
jedini ii jer predstavljaju klasne
interese radnicke klase, zelju is
torije, progresa i civilizacije.
Sloboda pobeda su blizu. Oni
su vrlo ma dohvatu radnicke kla-
Sc svih kapitalistickih zemalja,
narcotic one radnicke klase koja
zifI IL kapitalistickim zeniiama
demokratskog imperijalizna, gde
donekle uziva pravo govora i
stampe, pravo slobodnog sastaja-
MIA organizovanja. Ali pobedu
slobodu radnicka klasa ne moze
dohvatiti pa ma koliko da Sc bill
zu ME nalaze, ako Sc ona ne or
ganizuje politicki i industrijalno
da ma rusevinama kapitalizma u
spostavi Socijalisticku Industri-
jalnu Republiku Rada. Samo ka-'
da nestane kapitalizma, nestati
ga mora ako &c progress biti zakon
drustva kao sto bese u proslosti,
nestace svi izbegnuti uzasi, a to
znaci da &c radnici pod svojim no.
vim uredjenje jem uzivati carstvo j.
zobilja i srece, tojest, SOCIJALI-
ZAM.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-10-08

manjkavosti svojeg trulog sistema
proglasuju radnike cd 40 godina
starosti "nesposobnim starcima" !!
Cd kada Sc drugo svetsko krvo-
prolice zapocelo, kapitalizam je
sve wise poceo dobivati '.pijacu"
ma kojoj da Sc sve wise prah j
pepeo unistava proizvedeno bogat-
stvo. l ovde svake godine il Wa
shingtona javljaju kako raste u
poslivanje radnika. U 1889. godi-
nj wise je radnika bilo uposleno
nego 1888; 1910. wise nego 49,
49,; 1941. wise no 1910. - i sa-
da nam javlja Odelenje Rada da
je owe godine uposleno 2,332.O0O
wise cd prosle godine. Sada svega
II neagrikulturnim poduzecima ra-
de 37,789.OOO radnika. Ali posto
rat besni sve wise kapitalisticka
ratna pijaca Sc prostitute j stalno
Sc trazi JOS wise radnika.
Sada imamo situaciju obratnu
onoj koja bese "a vreme kapitalis-
ticke "depresije." l Census Bu-
reau IL Washingtona javlja da Sc
u ovoj zemlji nalazi 17,8OO.OO0
ljudi koji su iznad As godina sta
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-10-08
Sada i'm jei stara radna snaga dobra.

rosti da su Cd toga broja zemalj-
ski poslodavci uposlili 13,7OO.O00
radnika koji su preko as godina
start. Zbog toga sto konskripcija
preti da &c uzeti svakog odraslog
muskarca ispod as godina staros-
ii mi vidimo da Sc Ma pijaci rada
traze radnici iznad Al godine sta
rosti. Kakva Ii je to kontradikci-
ia zemaljskih izrabljivaca! Ta ju-
&c nam rekose da SUI radnici Cd 40
godina nesposobni, a sada su i'm
dobri i radnici preko 60 godina
starosti! I oni traze jos wise sta
rijih radnika, jer Sc Genius po-
Ibrinuo da poslodavcima pribavi
podatke rezervoru radnika IL
mad as godina starosti koji jos nj
SUI uposleni. Tako Sc nalaze neu-
posleni a "sposobni "a rad" L.
100000 radnika izmedju As - 65
godina starosti - onda sta misli-
te, Genius je pronasao da sc ma
laze i 100000 radnika iznad 65
godina starosti vele poslodavci-
ma da in uposle jer su "sposobni
"a rad!
(Nastavak ma 3. starni.,
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-10-08
Pise: M. Pavlovic,
Montevideo, Uruguay.

MonteVldeO, Uruguay.
Cd pamtiveka pa do danas co.
vecanstvo nije bilo vecim mu.
kama pred padom starog drustva
nego sto je danas. Danasnje mu-
Ike nisu samo teske zbog toga ste
one unistavaju zivote pojedinaca
nego zbog toga sto oni koji os-
taju zivi padaju u strahu ocaja-
nju dok razorne sile kapitalizma
unistavaju tekovine civilizacije,
tako bacaju covecanstvo u prova-
liju do. zivotinjske niskosti.
Politieke slobostine, koje su
steknute luton vekovnom borbom
radnoga naroda, ugrozene su cd
najveceg i najsvirepijeg zlocinca
sto je ikada postojao - kapitaliz-
ma. On ne postuje prava ako "a
NINA ne stoji sila da iii podupre.
On in drzi kao da su privilegije
koje je ON dao radnom narodu, ta-
ko da in moze, toboz okviru "a
kona, oduzeti sa nogama poga-
ziti. Ali ma ekonomskom polju ta-
kav bese kapital cd svoga rodje-
MIA. On je gazio tlacio sve sto
Sc MENU nije moglo odupreti. On
Sc rodi kako ono Marx rece, Gu
reel sa krvlju IL svake pore svo-
ga tela Cd glave do pete. On je
od vecine naroda oteo Ajegovo +
mamie, I, eto Sc svo drustveno bo-
gatstvo nalazi u rukama njegove
omiljene vladajuce klase, kapita-
listicke klase Zbog toga, nije Gu
do da on sada ma politickom po-
lju pokusava da pogazi ono sto je
radnickoj klasi jos ostalo - poll
ticke sloboStine.
Bio je ma svetu i pre- kapitaliz-
ma nasilnika uzurpatora, ali nj
jedan njegov prethodnik nije ga
pretekao krojenju crnjih pla-
nova cd ovog tiranina. On hoce
Geo svet da podjarmi, da bude W.
hovni beskonacni gospodar svih
ljudi i svih dobara. On hoce da
Sc njegova VOLTA i njegovi plano
vi svud po svetu sprovode, da ma
udari svoj veciti zig.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-10-08

Svi Sc mi odrasli stanovnici o.
We zemlje secamo kada su zemalj-
ski poslodavci zvanicno proglasi-
Ii radnika cd 40 godina starosti
nepotrebnim III proizvodnji. Tako
su mnoge firme, kada su i'm BIZ
Ii potrebni novi radnici, trazile
samo one radnike koji su ne wise
cd 35 godina start. Secamo Sc mi
da su Sc, Il nadi da bi Sc dokaza-
10 poslodavcima da radnici Cd 40
godina starosti mogu raditi, os-
nivali narociti pokreti. Ali u tim
danima kapitalisticke lutte "de-
presije' ne samo da poslodavci
nisu imali potrebe "a radnike cd
40 godina starosti, nego su oni Of
pustii i milione najsvezijih MIA
djih radnika. Kapitalizam proiz-
vodi bogatstvo ne "a upotrebu, ne
go "a prodaju da bi tako njegova
omiljena izrabljivacka kapitalis-
ticka klasa mogla unovciti Cd rad
nika ukradeni "visak vrednosti."
Kada "a to nema pijaca onda po-
slodavcima nisu potrebni radnici
bez pitanja njihove starosti. Ali
su oni krajno drski kada zbog
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-10-08
Profit ipak skacu.

Sa velkm zadovoljstvom Atchinson Topeka
zjava e da voje posednike podar pta dv
dendom cd $3.50 asto da bjavjue kada
sadasna dividenda dollar cd prosle godine
Takoder ce masnie e godne posednic American Cen
a Manufacturing Corporation dob ukupan profit cd
S475638 savnnju prosogodnim profitom koji bee
S46439.
International Telephone Telegraph Corporation pvoj
polovn godne doba profit $780, sravnenju
(Nasavak srani.)
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Vazne medjunarodne vesti
AZ dana najliuce borbe Oko Stalingrada.

je pozicije Crvene Arm nacistkih hordi
gradu Stalingadu Neke uce brda cak
zgrade menau posednike drze
in osvajau gadn nacs nakon tax
We najjogunase mi Stangrad nalazi
Crvena voju odbranu da je uspea
svojom da oduzme ncavu cd nacsta sled
psana ov redova izgeda da nacisti nalaze de-
fenzivi "a zkovce oyo ne nakompimenni polozaj!
Besumnie e nacisti davai sto mog da
so pre Stangrad time obradova gangsterskog
b odrzao tijumfan divjaek kako
nepobediva a A Crvene sle cd dale
moge d da nacs postignu svo osvaa
cj posedne uspe je Hitler pokunjen da
govor sangada Nj n MEGA bio ko
pimenni polozaj
Stangrad je jos opasno Cj da prekinu Volgu
Kavkaza Hitler e objasnavajuc razloge zao
nac ako bore osvoe Staingrad reka da e SSSR
Voge dovezla miona
roku cd mesec e wise sto Rhine
cu godnu Zbog naavla tai zkovac osvaan Sta
ngrada b gigani peh" time uveliko odvaa Kavkaz
cd glavnog tea SSSR
Ginu vojnici prece
TINA tai porazn c Bore ako Goerin
sopveno priznanu kada oval naduven vok azio
zynu cd nemakog naroda bu odbanu cd saveznkh bob
pris posaru vazdusnu moe
on tako e reatvno ako de-
mokratije zapocnu drug nacist
odvuk svoje najocn bombase eak amo odvuki
vojsku kontinentane odbrane Ali drugog frona nema
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Britanski aviioni bljuju vatru ma neduzni ma
rod Indie.

Londona javljaju nuorskom Tmesu l. okobra da
Parlamentu L. S. Amery dravn sekretar In
diu izjavo stc Indi britanski
paramena pozdrae uzanu zavu
Ma oktobra Gandh e navrso svou 70 godnu Pikom ME
govog rodendana Novoj Delhi priredla de-
edna osoba tesko ozedena kada
raserala takv nered sri
gm mestma
Bombeyu, ednoj vest cd ktobra zbog proslave
Gandhevog sv ducni radnice bile atvorene
visie Kongrene parte napma da
Britannia eisti il Indie.
cujmo kako bransk zlkovci Indij protv
vdnh Sjedinnih Drzava kako to avlaju il
Move Delhi 49, septembra:
dopuscau nhova zavladau njihovm
dugo Ind casni ?!!] ljud koi ru
Lako sed stoici 10000 mlja odavde
Brance kako da vladaju Indom" sada cutie
upravljamo nismo tako uzasn tacie
iii kao sto vi msite"!
zaista bit casn Branc odnosno vladajuca
Nasa Btanie! On vrlo spuni nhovo obcane ko
dadoe d da &c a odah nakon Prvog Svetskog Rata
zavisnost ako i'm pomogne ratu!
pravdu ii namesnici britanske Indiji!
sta prav bi avona manskom puskom cd
duture nagradjuju bezbro
smrtnh olova!
pravom predstavnici banse pjaekaske
pjackaju omasn radn narod Indie kako lone kos
kada bor prov packe ada neka pseudokomun
tstalnist IL grla dreknu da n mperaliski ra
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Moskve javljau oktobra da Stain odgovoo
lko ptana Roemu pmno podneo jedan burzoask dopsn
teksta njegovih odgovora da sazna da ida
drugog frona vrlo pitan
tan sta m demokratsko dosadasnjo pomo?" On
govorio da e sravnjenu
tv sebe navuka nacistcku s nepestano
tom sravnjen1 dmokratska on dale
rece da deokre ebau d spune odgovornosti potpu
nos vreme" (Kada je Mooov poeto Roosevelta ga
so aosl da dugi front"
pre- 10 1912. godina.)
Nastavak 3. straniO
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r A do VOR j..

nedeu 49, oktobra 1920 do II 100 uvece ovoric drug
JOSEPH PIRINCN L. P kanddat GOVERNERA Pennsylvania
banketa Mayfair Hotel preko radio stance Q250 klo
cyces) ut zapadnoi Pennsylvania West Vgij
i istocnom Ohio.
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M4ASA SYRIA: Uniste-
~ ME kapitalisti6kog u

~ ME kapitailsflckOg u
redjenja; unistenje najam-
nog ropstva radni(ke kla-
Sc; prenasanje svih zemalj-
skin industrial u ruke or
ganizovanih proizvodjaca;
vakO m radniku potpun
plod njegovog rada; oslo
bodjenje c clog Govecan-
stva cd morije klasne Via
davine; uspOstavljanje Sl0-
bodne Zajednice Drugova a
j Drugarica - Industri-
jaime Republic Rada.
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ENLISTING THE HOME
IN NATIONAL DEFENSE

EDITORS NOTE: FoloUing is
one of series of articles spon-
sored by the consumer division
Of the Ciuilian Defense Council.
The public is now insisting on the
proper labelling of all canned goods,
The labels should be informative and
give us the following facts:
1. A truthful picture of the pro-
duct.
2. A statement of size, maternity,
color, variety, style of pack, kind of
syrup, seasonings, salt, spices, etc.
8. Weight, quantity in cupfuls or
pieces and the average number of
servings.
4. Brand name, so if it has proven
satisfactory one can easily select this
product again.
5. Simple directions for preparing
and serving the contents.
The u. S. Department of Agricul-
ture also grades and labels canned
goods as Grade A, B, or C. The U.
S. Grade A stands for top quality.
The product is nearly perfect in col
or, size and tenderness. This grade
is best for use in salads or dishes
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1942-06-04
Attendance of 1872 at Dinner
And Program in Gymnas-
ium, Friday Night
Reunions Mark Occasion; AS
SOciation has 81 Members
In Military Service

With an attendance of 1872,
Bluffton high school alumni enjoyed
its annual reunion together with
a dinner in the high school GYM
nasium followed by informal class
reunions and dancing until midnight
Friday.
Decorations followed a wartime
patriotic motif with tables decorat-
ed in national colors and a large
victory "V" in the center of the
stage.
Silas Diller, prsident of the asso-
citation extended greetings to which
James Reichenbach president of the
incoming class of 1912 responded.
w. A. Amstutz read memorials to
eight alumni who have died during
the past year: Rev. Benz. Ferrall 'S2
S. p. Herr '92, Edith Fenton Toner
'03, Linda Amstutz Miller '06, Gal
Dorsey Carr IA, Menno Badertschel
'1S, Edward Wormley 30, and Lloyc
Russell '23.
This year marked the fiftieth an
niversay of the class of 1892, the
first class all of whose member.
have passed away. Members of tn,
class were S. P. Herr, Otto j. Owen:
and Minor Watkins.
In connection with the memorials
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High School Alumni Holds Reunion
In Annual Gathering OF Old Grads

of the alumni association now in
military service. The list appears
elsewhere in this issue.
The occasion marked the twenty
fifth anniversary of the class of 1917
with the class history and a sketch
of the individual members read by
Mrs. H. H. Huser A class reunion
was held following the program.
Also observed was a reunion of
the B. F. Biery graduates, 1895 to
1900 inclusive. Of SO graduates
sixteen were present with each of
the six classes represented. A his
torical sketch was given by Sidney
Hauenstein and following the pro-
gram an informal gathering was
held in the cafeteria attended by
members of the classes and friends.
Messages and words of greeting sent
by many unable to attend were read
at that time
A vocal number by Herbert Oyer
was followed with reading by Miss
Bettye Lewis. A skit "Why | Am
A Bachelor" was presented by Miss
Dorothy Beckenbach, Paul Soldner
and Bert Smucker. Vocal numoers
also were given by the high school
senior boys quartet consisting of
Leroy Lugibill, Norman Beidler,
Wilhelm Amstutz, II, and Roger
! Howe.
Officers elected for the coming
year are: Pres, DR.. Gordon Bixel
vice pres, Ezra Moser; correspond
ing secretary, Zelma ingalls,; record.
ing secretary, Adelaide McGinnis;
treasurer, Mrs. Sibyl Mollett.
Following the program was dane.
ing in the gymnasium to the music
of Harold Greenamyer's orchestra OF
Piqua and informal gatherings and
reunions in the cafeteria.
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America Influenced By Unseen Gallery
Memorial Day Speaker Says In Address

home front, Rev. Davidian stated.
RUSSIA KEY COUNTRY
The key country in the present
struggle is Russia. Communism has
practically disappeared in that coun-
try to be replaced by form of state
capitalism. 1t is most urgent that
America make good its promises to
send effective aid to the Soviet I'm
ion.
1t is also important that every bit
of aid possible be extended to the
countries in the Orient who are wag-
ing war against the Axis. If this
is not done there is a possibility
that all of the Orient might turn
against the Western democracies
some day, the speaker stated.
LONG WAR
The speaker was not optimistic
that the war would be brought tc
an early conclusion. 1t will be g
long war he believes, but one III
which the American industrial ca
pacity will provide the instruments
that will give victory to the alliec
nations.
When the war is over we shoulc
show charity to the people of The
Axis countries who never wanted th'
war in the first place. The ruthless
fascist cliques in all of the Axis
countries will be dealt with mos
severely. But for the great masse
of peoples in the conquered countrie
| it will be necessary to show spiri
of charity and the desire to estab
lish an international brotherhood.
Presiding at the meeting was Mil
len Geiger, commander of the Bluff
ton post of the American Legion
| Opening prayer was offered by Ralpl
Henry, chaplain, and the benedictiol
was pronounced by Rev. J. A. Weed
pastor of the Bluffton, Methods
church. A soprano solo was suns
by Betty Holtkamp, daughter o
Prof. and Mrs. Otto Holtkamp o
South Main street.
Preceding the services at the higl
school was the Legion parade thrl
town and ritualistic services at tn
Maple Grove cemetery held over tn
grave of Albert Bixler, the most re
Gently deceased war veteran in tn
Bluffton district.
All of the graves of the soldie
dead in the various cemeteries in tn
Bluffton district were decorated b
members of the Legion in commend
ration of the service to their cour
, try.
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Lora; Ensign Wade Lape; End Lieut..
Josephine Steiner; End Lieut.. Mary
McGinnis.
The following graduates, listed ac-
cording to year of graduation from
Bluffton High school, are in the
country's armed forces:
1913-Rene Studler.
1919-Herbert Luginbuhl.
1924--Elbert Kibele.
1927-Jerome Herr.
192s-Carl Triplehorn.
1929-James Benroth, Alvin Craw-
ford, Robert Schaublin.
1930-Marvin Crawford, Rudy VIII
kins.
1931-Harold Bell Donavin Geiger,
James West.
1932-Thomas Crawford, Robert
Kohl, Emerson Niswander.
1933-Morris Amstutz, Wayne
Deppler, Cleon Steiner, Wayne Yer
ger.
1934-Melvin Lora, Francis J.
Luginbuhl, Kenneth Luginbuhl, Les
ter Pifer, Richard Swank, Walter
Williamson.
1852 aul Augsburger, Ralph
Augsburger, Donavin Berry, Arthur
Best, James Birchnaugh, Gordon
Hilty, David Kliewer, Wade Lape,
Herbert Moser, Edwin Rice, Edward
Schumacher.
1936-Joe Birchnaugh, Gene Bish,
Carl Krichbaum, Joe Swank, Robert
West.
1937-Evan Amstutz, James Burk-
holder, Marion Fisher, James Grif-
fifth, Herbert Kindle, Donald Lugin-
buhl, Robert Murray, Carl Steiner,
Homer Steiner, John Stonehill.
1938-Harold Balmer, Robert Dill
man, Raymond Greding, Olan Herr,
Neil Holden, Carlton Wilson, Evan
Soash.
| 1939-Junior Holden, Sam Triple
horn.
| 1940-Fred Fritchie, Ebert Kohl.
1941-Don Clark, Harlan Swank.
NURSES
1930-Josephine Steiner.
1938-Mary McGinnis.
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Sales Are Larger In
Smaller Ohio TOlCns

Retailers in Ohio towns of less
than $500 had better sales in April,
compared with the same month last
year, than did fellow merchants in
the larger cities.
The trend to increased buying in
home towns was revealed in re-
port prepared by Ohio State Uni
versity's Bureau of Business Re-
search and the U. S. Bureau of
Census.
April sales for the state as whole
were about the same as in 1941, but
small town retailers showed gain
of 10 per cent. Cities over 25,000
at the same time reported a decline
in sales.
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Rev. S. vi. Davidian OF Lima is
Speaker at Patriotic
Exercises Here
Biuffton Post of American
Legion in Charge of Com
memorative Service

In clarifying the heroes of the
present we should not forget the
great American characters of the
past, declared Rev. S. M. Davidian,
pastor of the Lima Central Church
of Christ, who addressed the Bluff
ton Memorial Day audience in exer-
cises at the high schol auditorium
Saturday morning.
Taking as his subject, Americas
Unseen Gallery" the speaker pointed
out that we are all controlled by in
fuences back of us. In this connec-
tion it is very important to study
history and come to a realization OF
the glorious heritage that is ours
the speaker said.
YOUTH ILL-INF0RMED
American youth is too often i'll
informed on matters of historical in.
terest. Very frequently the youth OF
Europe know more about United
States history than the boys anC
girls of this country.
The Jews have a great unseer
gallery of controlling influences. II
view of anti-semetic tendencies be
ginning to make themselves felt il
this country, it is well to remember
that the Jews have contributed tt
our cultural, artistic and economic
achievements out of all proportion tt
their numbers.
CHALLENGE OF PRESENT
There is not only the challenge o.
the past but also the challenge 0.
the present that should be met by
patriotic Americans in a time lik,
this. While the American boys ar,
fighting, everyone should be mos
willing to forego the comforts O
extra sugar, gasoline, tires and an.
other commodity the governmen
might see fit to ration.
1t should always be remembers,
that there is home front to main
tain as we'll as a war front. TIL
principal reason for the collapse 0
France was lack of morale on tn
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where appearance counts.
U. S. Grade B is satisfactory for
most meals. There may be some
blemishes on the fruit or the vegeta-
bles may be trifie less tender.
U. S. Grade C is a good quality
but not so uniform in color, size and
maturity as Grade B. This grade is
a wise choice for pudding, soups ,or
any dish where whole pieces are not
necessary.
This label on a can also means
that the product was canned under
the continuous inspection plan of the
Agricultural Marketing Service of
the U. S. Department of Agriculture.
Watch for and read all labels so
that you get what you want and
thus waste nothing.
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Charles Tripplehorn, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Murray Tripplehorn of
South Main street, in an interview
with the famed African naturalist
and explorer, Frank Bring EN-
Back Alive" Buck.
Buck is explaining a feature of
his book to the 14-year-old Bluffton
nature enthusiast who referred to
this interview with the explorer in
radio broadcast over Findlay radio
station WIN Sunday afternoon