davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-01-08
Sa ~prOslave.

East Chicago, Ind.
U nedelju 21. decembra, Ogra-
max je odrzao vecerinku u znaN
proslave rodjendana Daniela De
Leona.
Rese servirana dobra domaca
yecera. Posle vecere je prisutne
pozdravio drug A. Chenoweth ma
engleskom jeziku. Nakon njegovog
jezgrovitog govora izvrsi Sc kolek-
CHA.
Sledeci p~rilozise u novcu:
C. Magdic $500, A. Grbac ST.
90, Mary Brlas $1.00, T Tonceff
$1.00, Familija Golub $500, J. Br-
las $500, D, stateff $500, Doeeff
$500, Slavoff $1.OO, A. Chenoweth
81 90, G. Teseff $500, D. samar-
djija $500, G. Ranic $500, M. Br-
las $1.O0, G.. B~rajkovic $500, j.
Koleff $500, T. Stojceff 81 90, G..
Dobricevic $500, S. Crnovic ST.
90. Svega $41.00.
Ogranak Sc zahvaljuje swim pri-
lagacima i posetiocima.
B. G d%opisnik.
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Sa Zabave.
M. Bozic, dopisnik
Milwaukee, Wis.

Milwaukee, Wis.
Ma ID. decembra mas je Ogra-
max odrzao zabavu sa programom.
Pored pozdravnog govora kojeg
je odrzao drug M. Vasilic, IL Chi
cago, i odabranih koncertnih ko-
mada koje je otsvirao tamburaski
zbor Balkan" prikazan je POGO
risni komad Burma noe, koji je
uveliko zadovoljio prisutne. Ko-
mad je odgovarao s%adasnjim pri-
likama, osobito kada Sc ina ma
umu s%trahovito mucenje i obes-
pravljenje evropskog proletarija-
ia i ostalog siromasnog radnog
naroda.
Nakon programa sledovao je
pies do kasno u noe
Da hi noveani prihod owe "a
bave bio sto veci, nase drugarice
priskocise u pomoc sa hranom i
drugim predmetima. Imena tin dru-
garica je kako sledi:
U hrani: Mary Brlas, T. Pacov-
ski, T. Karlovic, Roze Capic, Ana
Suprina, Francis Djakulovic, M.
Hellenic, Julia Golubic, dok je
Roze Weber prilozila vrlo Ejepl
rukom izradjeni precinct.
Ogranak Sc zahvaljuje drugari-
CANA, kao i Vinku Siladi koji nam
lie pomogao sa uzimanjem ucesca
u komadu.
Cist prihod owe zabave nije jos
ustanovljen ali izgleda da &c bitl
nesto preko $4,000.
T. p, dopisnik.
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PlutOkrata trail Zadrza-
vanje prOfitnOg mOtiva.
(Nastavak sa l. strane.)

(NaStaVak Sa l. Strane.)
vrednost Sc time nj malo ne bi IL
menila. Jer covecanstvo ne moze
dobiti wise no sto %proizvede, &C.
ne tin vrednosti mogu da varira-
ju ali Sc ne mogu znatno i trajno
udaljiti cd vrednosti espapa. l to
variranje cen ne odredjuje Sc
niskom niti visokom najamnicom,
wee zakonom ponude i traznje. Ia
ko vidimo da prekomerna traznja
radnika "a vecu najamnicu nj ma
10 ne dira u pitanje troskova rata
i inflacije.
Ono sto "prekomerna" VEGA ma
jamnica dira to je profitni motiv
plutokrata Browna. Ona znaci
manji "visak vrednosti" i sleds-
tveno manji profit kapitalisticke
klase. Drugim recima, Brown Sc
sakrio liza patriotizma kao i svaki
ugursuz da bi sto efektivnije ira
zio vece izrabljivanje radnicke
klase; da bi dobio veci profit jer
to je merifo patriotizma burzoazi-
Eje. = efE
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NASI DOPISI.
Sa vecerinke.

CnlcdgO, III
U nedelju Fl. decembra mas
Klub Radnicke Borbe odrzao je
vecerinku, u lokalu mesne Sekcije
528 S. Halstead st.
Tog istog dana je Sekcija odr-
zala skupstinu, nakon koje smo
odmah zapoceli sa vecerinkom
Poseta je mogla biti bolja ali
smo Sc ipak svi veselo zabavljali.
Da bi prihod bio veci sledeci
drugovi i drugarice poklonise u
raznim stvarima:
P. Polovina "a $500, Emily Sto-
janoff $500, Rose Bacvanski $500,
Milica Mijanovic $1.0O.
Klub Radnicke Borbe Sc zahva-
ljuje swim prilagacima kao i pose
tiocima, koji SUI nam pomogli da
dobijemo cist prihod cd $37 90.
Rose Bacvanski, dopisnik.
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ia mir i blagostanje."
Jugoslavenski Glasnik cd Is. de-

Wv"
cembra donosi uvodnik "Bozic -
1941." Naravno, on sc morao, pre-
ma naslovu, baviti sa pitanjem
mira, jer to tradicionalno suge-
rira Bozic. PoSto je, zbog toga sto
Sc nalazi u ovoj zemlji, napao Eli
kovce Hitlera, Mussolini-a i To-
jo-a, on nastavlja, "tu nema mi
"a niti cega biti, sve dotle, dokle
ne pobjede Sjedinjene Drzave A
merike, sa Rusijom i sa milion!-
ma mas drugih, koji smo uvjek ze-
leli mir i zudili "a blagostanjem
zemlje."
Sada, mozemo verovati ljudima
oko j. G.. da Sd i oni zeleli mir,
kao Sto osobno nike ne wolf rat.
Drugim recima zeleti mir i mrziti
rat nije nikakva narocita odlika
coveka. Ali zeleti mir i postici
mir to su dive razlicite stvari. Sa
daljim ispitivanjem mi cemo do
ci do logicnog zakljucka da' &c lju-
dl oko J. G. pod narocitim prili-
kama birati rat radje nego mir. A
kakve bi bile te narcotic prilike?
IL njihovog citata vidimo da oni
zele mir, ali pod jednim uslovom
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Ali zaStO je sve takO?

Danica Kresiceva donela je je-
dan uvodnik u kojem Sc nalazi
statistika proslog svetskog krvo-
prolica. Kao sto je nasim citaoci-
ma poznato, ia statistika je puma
groznih cifara - miliona ubije-
nth ljudi i zena i dece, kao i mi
Iona ranjenih. Nakon sto je Kre-
sic napao "svabu" i Mussolini-a
on svoj uvodnik malo ljutito "a
kljucuje s OWN:
"Covjek obikao, kao i svaka III
vina, pa cd svega toga [ljudskog
krvoprolical kao i da ne z~azire. I
- neka mu bude!"
Mozda bi imao vece pravo da Sc
tako ma covecanstvo srdi jedah
revolucionar koji je celog svog
zivota radio nesebicno "a uniste-
ME osnovnog uzroka uzasnog
ljudskog krvoprolica, nego iko
drugi. Pa ipak tako Sc nece nika-
da moderni revolucionar ma cove
canstvo srditi, jer on n da je
ovo stanje cd kratke privremene
prirode.
Ali kakvog prava ina da Sc srdi
Kresic prema nesretnom i zave-
demon covecanstvu, kada je on sta
jao cvrsto prilepljeno uz vlada-
vinu privatne svojine, protiv IL
rabljenih radnika i govorio i'm ce-
log svog zivota da je vladavina
privatne svojine, pa i ultramon-
tanske forme, najbolja cd svih
vladavina. Ia on je sam bio uces-
mix u zavodjenju i spremanju
"Covjeka" koji je "obikao, ko i
svaka zivina..."!
Sretnije &c doba doci kada &c
Sc klasnosvesni radnici prisebno
srditi ma sve svoje obmanjivace.
jer &c tada nestati kapitalizma i
obmanjivaca koji prvo spremaju
coveka da "obikne kao svaka zivi-
na," pa Sc onda zbog toga "~ljute'!
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Sa zabave.

Hoboken, N. j.
Ma 81. decembra, u oci Move Co
dine, mas Ogranak je odrzao svoju
zabavu, da sa clanovima i svojim
prijateljima otprati staru 1941.
godinu i da pc mogucnosti veselo
doceka novu 1912. godinu.
Nasi prijatelji, kao pravilo, do
bro su mas posetili i svi smo Sc
dobro pozabavili do tri sata uju-
tro. Oval put je goste zabavljao
D. Petkov.
Pozdravni govor je odrzao drug
T. Jelusic, koji je ukratko raz-
jasnio stanje radnicke klase j re-
&c da je k~apitalizam 1871. godine
putem svojeg rata ubio preko deset
miliona radnika i razorio neizmer-
no bogatstvo koje je radnieka Aa-
sa proizvela, pored toga sto je ne
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svo d%rustveno bogatstvo proizvo-
dit "a upotrebu svih korisnih
clanova drustva, a ne kao sto Sc
danas proizvodi "a prodaju, to-
jest, "a uzivanje drustvenih pa
~razita, clanova kapitalisticke kla-
Sc. Same tada &c zaista. radnici u
zivati carstvo izobilja i srece. On
da je drug Jelusic pozvao prisut-
ne da u to ime novcano priloze.
Sledeci Sc tom pozivu "a tren Okla
odazvase:
Famil;ja D. Petkov $500, The
resa Savic $500, B. Radov $1.00,
T. Teodoroff $1.O0, D. BezbrQdica
$500, S. Mihailov $1.O0, R. Udovic
$1.0O, M. Gruic $1.OO, Mike Gruic
$1.00, S. Udovic $1.OO, C. Shadow
$1.0O, M. Fontina So, M. M. 25c.,
S. Vukotic $1.0O, J. Stupin $1.00,
N. N. $1.00, F. Sonjara $500, j.
T. Evanic $500, F. E. Vukotic ST.
90, M. E. Dekovic $500, M. Kapo-
vic $1.00, A. Maricic $1.00, Mrs.
Mrviein $1.00, M. Grbic .25., 7.
Garma $500, j. Julin $1.00, S. Ger
man $1.00, K. Govic $1.00, P. isis
tinas $3.50, J.. Ercegovic S1.00, T.
Jelusic $500, A. Jurjevic $500.
cist prihod nije jos taeno u
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3413 st. Clair Ave.

.milosrdnije izrabljivao milione
radnika koji su jos zivi, dok su
kapitalisti "a svo to vreme, razu-
me Sc, zgrcali sve vece profile.
On rece da buducnost radnicke
klase pod kapitalizmom "a iducu
godinu bice jos crnja cd prosle
godine. K~apitalizam Sc pomamno
sprema da pretekne u svemu ubi-
jamie radnika j %razaranje bogat-
silva 1912. godine. On dale rece,
da kapitalizam tai uzasni posao
ne namerava da bro prekine jer
u koliko Sc wise radnicke kosti To-
pod tenkovima, bombama i az
valinama, u toliko SUI veci i sigur-
niji profit kapitalistieke klase.
l drug Jelusic dale nastavi, ako
radnicka klasa zeli da joj buduc-
most Dude bolja 1912. godine j svih
drugih naknadnih godina opstanka
covecanstva ona mora postupiti
prema programu Socijalisticke
Radnicke Partije, jer drugog lila
"a IL ovog stanja nema. Radnici
Sc moraju organizovati politicki i
ekonomski da bi tako mogli uspes-
no zameniti start propali kapita-
liam sa novim besklasnim drus-
tvenim uredjenjem, u kojem &c Sc
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Stud i glad vladaju Ev.
rOpOm.

(Nastavak sa L. strane.)
vlastodrzci vladaju sa dogadja
jima.
l crnja sadasnjost i jos crnja
buducnost neminovno moraju bi
ii sudbina nesretnog covecanstva
sve dotle dogod sc ono ne resi- tog
osnovnog uzroka svih drustvenih
zala - kapitalizma. Kada &c Sc
radnici organizovati politicki i e.
-konomski, kako to uti Socijalis.
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stanovljen ali znamo da &c biti
preko $4,000.
Ogranak Sc zahvaljuje swim pri-
~lagacima, kao i Milevi Vukotic,
koja je darovala ukusne kolaee,
kao i drugarici Mary Jelusic "a
pripremu hrane, a narcotic Sc O.
granak zahvaljuje nasoj vrednoj
i dobroj simpaticarki Mrs. M. Ka-
povic, koja ne samo da je i oval
put pomagala kod pripreme hrane,
vec ona pomaze i pri prodaji ka-
lendara da prednjaci sd svojim
radon i mnoge clanove.
S. Vukotic, dopisnik.
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SVETSKI RAT l SOVJETSKA RUSIJA.

ESa Je IL stanpe nova broNra pod gonUm naIbyom ivt Sc naai u rkana Opanaka i
canova "a raturVanje nHu jgosavenskm radnhima
oVSN Rat SovJdska Russia JeeU gosavesk prvodp ogEsa SoiulhckeR admekeP Par
ue oruAroms ukobu U Moi e inzeno parhko ghdINeo receom oru.
znom sukobu' tie anaEzovan razoj DugogS vuskogR att, njgovepo leHce oine u Sojehko
nemachomr u. Oda najzblnUe ou dragoenub aurup rporueuemo iupoIavemkjr rani
Gina da e kWei paMNo poetaju
c"oc ce IL NJ noel a pravhno razume uNok dnasn6g rata kuaj e SoUtki Swz oha
poHhka njegWev adei kko ma hi nam ds Sc spce utov Naozno id Sc oa brsura rs
turf som oguce ve@m bju
Cena JIG. nowj bur 5 cent? a ina "a shanie
PoruHbInes a nOwem saHWe ma:
KNUzARA RADNIcKE BORBE
55 ST. CMr AVE. Cleveland Ohio.
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ticka Radnicka Partija, tada &c
oni moci ma rusevinama kapita-
listicke privatne svojine podici
vladavinu drustvene svojine i po-
kazati put oslobodjenja radnici-
ma drugih zemalja da Sc oni OSLO
bode uspostave takvo drustveno
uredjenje, pod kojim nece biti uza-
sa, jer &c nestati opsteg izrablji-
vanja coveka pc coveku.
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IsPRAvKA

q 50. broju R. B., pod rubrikom,
"Novogodisnji Darak RadniGkoj Bor-
BIZ, medju prilagacima IL East Chiea-
go, Ind, ispusteno je ime drugarice
Danice Golub, koja .je p~rilozila $1.00.
Neka Sc w ispravka uvazi.
P. Slepcevit,
sekretar Fed.
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Sa veeerinke.

Akron, q.
u nedelju 80: decembra mas je'
Ogranak odrzao vecerinku u Vasa
Hall es2 E. Market St.
Zbog toga sto mt promeniii
dvoranu ova ~vecernika nije bila
~posecena kao sto SUI one obicno po-
setene. Ali oni koji SUI bill dobro
su Sc proveli.
Nakon bogate vecere, drug Mi
tic, kao stoioravnatelj, preporuci
druga Stefanovica da nam odrzi
pozdravni govor. On nam je ukrat-
ko ali jasno objasnio danasnje rat
no stanje, kako ma zemlji tako / ma
vodi, izmedju nacisticke imperi-
jalisticke sile ma jednoj strani i
"demokratske" imperijalisticke 81
le ma drugoj strani. On rece, iako
je rat obuhvatio celu zemlju, to ne
znaci da nasi clanovi i simpatica-
ri trebaju da klonu, nego ma pro
tiv oni trebaju da sa vecom
odlucnoscu spodgotovljavaju sebe
i sve veci broj drugih radnika Ia
konacnu i odlucnu borbu protlv
vladavine privatne s%vojine. cato
je %potrebno, dale rece drug Ste
fanovic, da mi jos wise citamo i
studiramo stampu i literature ma
Sc Partije i da sto veci broj rad
Dika sa NINA upoznamo, jer ce
oni tamo naci odgovor ma pitanje:
kako da Sc oslobodi radnieka kla-
sa cd svih zala koje danas sa We
likom mukom trpi
Potion Sc izvrsila kolekcija.
Sledeci p%rilozise u novcu:
E. Jovanovic $500, K. Besser
$500, B. Bogic $500, J. Mite 3d.
90, N. Ruzic $500, Z Malivuk 49,
so, J. Tesic $3.50, J. Palacek 81
so, S. Pocuca $500, J. Arbet $500,
N. Kapie 50 90, Steve Dadovic
$500, N. Coric $500, G. Kristoff
$3.50, L. Stefanovic S1.O0, S..
Babic $1.0O, N. Marinoff 81 90, j..
Stefanovic $1.00, E. Galko $1.00,
K. Salcak $1.00, M. Rudez $1.00,
Sam Dadovic $1.00, Mary Pocuca
$1.oo, M stepanov SOC. Ukupno
$3.50.
Da bi prihod bio jos veci, nase
vredne drugarice prilozise i ovo-
ga puta svoj dec u kolacima i to-
Elizabeth Mite, Sofia Kapic,
Tinka Malivuk, Berta Dadovic,
Manda Babic, Darinka Tesic.
u ime Ogranka hvala svima pri-
lagacima i ostalim posetiocima ko-
il doprinese uspehu owe vecerinke.
Cist prihod jest $500.
Prosle nase vecerinke drugari-
ca Mica Ruzic poklonila je kutiju
slatkisa ma kojoj smo prihodova-
Ii $500. Neka nasi citaoci owl do
punu uzmu II obzir, a drugarica
Ruzit neka mi oprosti "a ucinjenu
OmaSku.
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REFORMA Ill REVOLUCIJA?
Gwor: Daniel De ona
Redak lie onai kme niud anas ponate re: "pfuma", "revdcja' it'd Ali to me bio
scaj IL vemmmk aa e oa b@eda oizna moi anas u pos toe, ST. Sc takom ngo 60
vmi, pe irasnavIao rfmi rvouGU drim sNnim nazvima, mnog jos nsuz pona-
ii sa naucnm obnnjenem pokda kH Sc pod tim nazWima kru Oa knJga pra opsnno
naucno obGsnjeneu tin pokda Svi rdmk rdniat ebai b da inju pc jen pimeak
owe nHpe - Cma 5 cent? - 4S shania
Poudzbres nVcem rba It ma adrsu:
KNJzARA RADMCKE BORBE,
343 St. Clair Ave-, Cleveland, Ohio.
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IL

j. Lusic $500, V. Andrijcic $3.50.
d. Raicevit $l.G5 i J.. T. Evanit $l.00.
Ukupno $7.l5.
ST. LOUIS, MO-:
j. Rudez $3.50 i Oh. Kutan 5000.
Ukupno $3.50.
Ukupno II ovom broju $l7.65
Svega do danas S249.9O
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NOVOGODISNJI DARAK RADNIc-
KOJ BORBI.
Vecerinka u Detroit. Mich.
P. Slepcevit,
sekretar Fed.

U suau r. anuma ogamk Dat pdedue vecrhAu u~me Okau, 544 Russell St Pocs
h bgu- OdbOE
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Prosle nase vecerinke drugari-
ca Mica Ruzic poklonila je kutiiu
slatkisa ma kojoj smo prihodova-
Ii $500. Neka nasi citaoci owl do
punu uzmu II obzir, a drugarica
Ruzic neka mi oprosti "a ucinjenu
omasku.
M. Boz;c, dopisnik
Nogales international., 1942-10-02
THE PEA! 37t D. f75; FIGHT kk::lE117 kk::lE117

DACKED BY TREMENDOUS air armada and
- the usual Nazi trickeries, German invaders
whelmed Dutch opposition and occupied Holland in
five days. Even after formal capitulation, German
bombers sowed train of death and destruction
through of Hollands principal cities. The object
to break Dutch resistance once and for all.
Now two years have passed since the German in
vasion. Finance and business have been Incorporated
into the needs of the German Reich. All papers
Nazi-controlled all schools teach Naz racial theories
and German interpretations of history; religion is
treated something that can be done without;
workers being geared to Hitler's machine.
This is the "New Order" But also after two years,
the Dutch have remained solidy behind their Queen
Whelmna. Less than per cent of the entire popu
lation has joined the socalled Dutch Nazi party. All
German promises and collaboration efforts have met
with nationwide passive and open resistance. Dutch
at home fighting with their Allies, have borne
out the conviction of of their leading statesmen,
E. N. Van Kleffens who said: "A nation which for
centuries has been used to free institutions,
loses the taste of them"
Nogales international., 1942-10-02
|z!E |E!E 20 ! D

I TP TO THE YEAR 1910, HolIanders were building
~ sturdy and prosperous nation 1880
square miles of land. With amazing system of
dykes and reclamation projects and 4500 miles of
verted their country into engineering landmark and
given it unique and respected position among the
nations of the world Holland country of small
FARMS of famous flower nurseries, of dairy products
of chemical and shpbuildng industries Living under
a constitutional hereditary monarchy the Dutch, to-
gether with their rich empire in the East and West
Indies, had spent their income social legislation
raising their standard of living Into this peace.
full country, against people who wanted to be friend
y, without warning, Germans hurled the full fury Of
their blitzkrieg on the morning of May 10, 1940
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-17
City Rolls Out
Tires for War;;
$50 Ask Pickup

'NRubber tires that once rolled
oetroiters to work and play today
we're rolling to Uncle Sam by the
hundreds as the citys car owners
lbided by the OPA ruling Of five
Tres and no more for each auto
Mobile.
Calls at the Railway Express
Company, collection agency fol
he government, are over the $50
mark. said r. II. Vogel. superin.
tendent. A fleet of IL trucks il
!ssigned to the pickup.
Calls at the express Office have
lveraged almost one minute and
:xtra help has been called in for
rompt service, Vogel continued.
,allers are asked TO give their
omplete addresses and to tell
What they have in the way of tires
nd tubes. The express number is
"A. 2345.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-17
Defense Notes:
Army Aids
Civilian
Defense
Defense Notes:

A special trained task force OF
the United States Army from
Edgewood. Md, is scheduled 10
arrive in the city October 30 for a
two-day stay at the State Fair
Grounds race track, where they
will demonstrate civilian protec-
ton.
Frank M. McLaury. OCD head,
told the common council that IL
would cost the city only $3.50 to
bring the unit here and that part
of the expense could be shared by
other communities.
The North Detroit Victory
Rangers meet today in the Davi-
son School. Miss Evelyn Zuehlte
lis adjutant.
The Rangers are active in home
defense and will not disband until
after the war.
To help alleviate the shortage OF
day wardens and fire watchers in
Sector B, Zone 5, Area s, Joseph
ESaydak, Sector=~a ar NJ has
launched a drive 10 have his air
raid wardens sign up their wives,
husbands or other members OF
their family. Saydak declared
that he will dedicate their weekly
meeting Tuesday ar the Harper
and Boulevard branch Of the
Butzel Library as Family Night.
There will be an air raid warden
drive in -CorkioMn- Sunday-alter.
noon for all those who live within
Sector A. Zone 4. Area 10. That
is the area bounded by Trumbull,
Grand River, Fifth and Michigan
avenues.
1t. Bernard Preo, deputy chief
air raid warden, Will be the main
speaker. The wardens will march
from Grand River and Ash street
down Brooklyn avenue after a flag
presentation at Post No. ].
Another rally for wardens will
be held Sunday in Sector ID. Area
II. Zone 3, at Our Lady Help Of
Christian Hall. on McDougall ave-
nue. between Lawley and Halleck
avenues. First aid will be dem
onstrated. Residents are urged TO
attend.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-17
How to Keep Your Car
Running for Duration
BY PHILLIPS J. PECK
International News Service s,sn writer

recommendations OF the Barucf
committee. has shown the way
Issued piece-meal during the last
five days. OPA's instructions boi
down thus:
Get rid Of all tires over
FIVE per vehicle. Select the best
five and then call railway ex-
press 10 come and pick up
the remainder. Defense Supplies
Corporation. with a $50, 900 900
bank-rell, will send you a
check, war bonds. or stamps for
the excess tires. But make sure
that you have disposed of your
excess tires by November %.
2-If you live outside Of the
IL Atlantic states from Maine
TO Florida. get set to register
for gasoline rationing books at
public school houses on Novem-
Der 9. Three days probably will
be allotted for the registration
and rationing will commence
November %. IL you haven't
disposed of your excess tires
before you register, you won't
get ration book-so a lot Of
good the extra tires will do you.
3-If you live in the already
gas-rationed eastern states, dis
pose of your extra tires and
then drop around TO your neigh
borhood tire shop, filling station
or garage on or about October
n and pick up a tire inspection
blank. Fill il out. certifying
that you have only five tires.
and return II to your local
,rationing board. After Novem-
Der % your ration book can be
revoked for failure to do this.
A-Some time between De-
cember 1 and January 81. drive
into the nearest filling station,
garage or other establishment
where there is an OPA tire
Inspector and have your tires
inspected. II will cost you 25
cents a tire, IL no tires have TO
be removed from wheels or
rims. The inspector is en-
titled 10 charge so cents for
each tire which has TO be
demounted for a more thorough
examination.
Only tires which arc worn
thin or are obviously in bad
shape will have to be de-
mounted. "a" ration book
holders will have TO have their
tires checked every four months
thereafter. while 'tB" and &C"
book holders will have to submit
their tires for inspection every
two months.
obey the nationwide 35-
mile-an-hour speed limit. Local
rationing boards are empowered
TO revoke gasoline ration books
for violation of the speed limit.
That's all there is 10 II. Easy
huh?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-17
=1,132 More Sign
ToAid RdtioninQ

The city-wide appeal for 7,345
olunteer workers to help with the
az rationing program, resulted to-
ay in 1872 registrants. bringing
he total number 10 3,787. an
ounced OCD Chief Frank Nc
.aury.
Although this figure is still far
hort OF the needed 10000 volun-
GERS, the daily average, If kept up,
,ould give the OCD the number
fregistrants needed by the end of
he week, McLaury said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-17

WASHINGTON, Oct II. 1t
m all spelled out in black and
hita today-how to keep the
miiy bus running for the duration
I'VE easy lessons.
Call IL tires for all pro-
.m," or anything you like-but
follow directions and the
,ances are good that you'll have
- We of your automobile this
var, next year and the year after
From now ON, however, il is
riotly UP 10 the nations a.
1000 motorists as to how many
lssenger automobiles will be
spt on the highways on AT
ssential mileage" basis.
oPA SHOWS THE WAY
fhs OPA, acting on orders from,
ubber Director William LETTERS
no. was named TO carry out the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-17
Kerosene Users
Pledge Coupons

Persons buying kerosene must
lgn q pledge with the retailer that
hey will surrender coupons for
10 amount bought upon receipt
Z their ration books. the OPA
nnounced today.
The ruling covers all kerosene
urchases subsequent TO October
officials said.
AZ In the case Of fuel oil. IL was
odnted out kerosene will be ra-
oned for heating, cooking and
ghting purposes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-17

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