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Niece .biti prvomaiskih parada.

IL New Yorka iavljaju da je United May Day Committee" ko-
il se sastoji cd "komunista' leberasa it'd, resio da Sc nece priredti,
kao obicno, dolazeteg l. Maja, prvomajske parade.
Pomenuti odbor nie resio gornje zbog toga so je doSao do
zakljucka da su dosadasnie reformistcke parade varale radnike da
Prvi Maj jeste simbol levog krna burzoaskog reformizma, nego zbog
razlEitog razloga. On je to odlucio zbog toga so drzi swim
americkim radnicima preporu6uje da "oni mogu najbolje svoje n-
dinstvo demonstrovati ako odluce da raZore fasizam sd ponovninl
posveeivanjem da &c s. sa svojim alaima, sprenom energijom Il
tvornicama radionicama predai zadatku da sve wise i be- persian
ka proizvode Instruments modernog ratovanja."
Borba e danas vodi izmedju "demokratskog' fasistickoe I'M
perijalizma. Kapitalisucka klasa "demokratiia" bri Sc da nohedi
svog ratujuceg neprijatelja, da bi mogla uspesnije ma svetskbj pija-
ci prodavati cd svojih izrabljenih radnika ukradeni sve vti "visak
vrednosti' Pseudokomunisti ostaIi fekeri = reformisti - sada
nagovaraju radnike da "proslave" Prvi Mai sa svoje-volinim vecim
stvaranjem "viska vrednosti" Ia svoje sve vece izrabljivace kapta-
Iste.
A se gornje postupanje tog UNITED May Day Committee. pot
vrdjuje onu nasu izreku: Pocesi reformistu. nai Ges reakcionaral
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Nasrtaii kapitala sc povecavaiu.

Pred Kongresom je podnesen "kompromisni" bill "a uh1nuce ~
satne radne nedelje. On je podnesen nakon slime propaganda pluto
kratske stampe koja vodi neprehidnu borbu "a uknuGe zakonite 40
satne nedele. Kao sto je poznato, plutohrati neprestano udaraju pro-
tv 4Osatne nedeje jer ne zde plaGati radnicina 80 pc sto yeGn
najamnicu "a prekovreneno radno vreme. OWN biom Sc ella pro-
duzti radna nedelia a &c ma Is sati.
Takodjer il poznato da poitiGari, koi Sc sazu sa RoOseVe1to-
vom Administration, brane 20. satnu nedeju. Braneti je oni neka-
ma senator Ebert D. Thomas IL Utah-e, koji je gava senatskog
Odbora Rada, kada rece, =" da 81 unsi 4o-satna nedeGa Il vremenu
kada Sc podizu Gene, znaci, da cemo e vratiti "sweatshop' Iuzaspi-
jem izrabljivanjul tasovima plate A narcotic bi ovo znacilo n-
podnosljivie stanje, dale rete Thomas, Ia 100000 neorganizo-
vanh radnika"
Dok kapital cini se veci nasrtaj ma rad da bi dobio v6i pro-
fit, njegove firme javljaju sve vece profile iako su pacale radnici-
ma so pc so vetu najamnicu "a prekovreneno radno vreme nakon
zakonite 40-satne nedeje duple najamnice a rad Il nedelju. Tako
su IL automobilskih kocporacja pre- odbiania ogromnog poreza Ia
1941. dobile s639073.000 maine profta, iii S226,89400O wise cd pref
prose godine. Iako SUI one morale platiti svojoj draw porez cd
363326.000, iii s20761I000 wise cd 1910. godine, njihov cit profit
bese skoro II pc sto veti prosle cd pretprosle godine.
Onda IL Washingtona javjaju -. aprila da je Federal Reserve
skin frmi nakon sto su svi odbitci ueinjeni, ali pre- odbitka "a fe-
ia 1889. godine. \ kada su tie firme platile ogromne poreze fede-
ralnoj vladi, ipak je njihov Gst prihod bio oko 40 DO so veci cd
1889 Pored toga, isi izvestaj nastavlja, ola je cst profit l2 krup-
nh firmi "a 1941. bio skoro 30 pc so veti cd eistog profta 1910.
Ali prroda je kapitaa tako halaplUva da ga terra da se wise
nasrce ma potclnlene najamne robove americku radniGku kIaSu.
Zbog toga 81 politician ne trebaju tudii zasto oni ne mogu, s. swim
sredstvima propaganda "a tn stvar pri ruci, podiGi duh se wise IL
rabljenih radnika "a rat!
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BurzOaski pisci Cestitaiu Blumu.

Oko 200 americkih psaca, artsta, javnih zvanicnika profe-
sionalaca poslai su cesttku Leon Blumu. bvsem ministru predsed-
niku Wade popularnog fronta, priikom njegovog 70-godisnjeg ro-
djendana, zbog njegovog "kuraznog' drzanja II lakrduskom sudu
Roma. Njujorski Times uvodncki pozdravlja owl akciju NINA sc
u toj cestnki pridruzuje.
Ma tom sudu Leon Blum e izjavio da je sa svojim reformama
'spaslo' kaptahzam, te zbog toga 81 nne cuditi tim burzoaskim anne
rckim pScima sto su MENU poslali cestitku. Ali Sc je malo cudti nju-
jorskom Timesu. Evo zasto:
Leon Blum Je "spasio' francuski kapitalizam sa burzoaskim e.
medju kojma Sc nalazila 40satna radna nedelja. kao
sto je poznato, ovdasnji "Blumovci', odnosno "spasavaci' kapta-
LIMA uvedose istu neru 4o-satnu nedelju I nema vete amerieke pu-
tokratske novine koja wise cesce napada tn meru Cd njujorskog
Timesa.
Sada, Blum se ma tom lakrdijskom sud- okrivljuje, pored osta-
log, zbog toga sto je s 40-satnom nedeljom "usporio" odbranbe-
nu proizvodnju Francuske. Njujorski Times, kao tuzioci IL Riomu,
napada sa istin argumentma 40-satnu radnu nedelju, a ovamo ces-
tia Blumu zbog toga so Sc cd 18TH napada brani!
Ko so Sc vii, ovo je prlicno parte nedoaednosi burzoaske
stampe.
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CrippsOv pr0maSaj.

Sir Stafford Grips vraea St natrag u London IL Indie sasma
praznih ruku. On ree kada je video da nie nj malo uspeo da pre-
dobie predstavnike Indie "a nudjeni plan britanske Wade, da lie
Britannia nudila Indiji sve so je mogla nuditi da wise ne moze
nuditi. Ali to n primise predstavnici Sve-Indijskog Kongresa. Oni
su. iii njihovi prethodnici, slican plan iii obecanje varljive Veika
Brnanije primili proslog svetskog rata. Tada SUI Sc oni opekli da i'll
jos sada ia prevara pece.
Ali, iako SUI prekinuti pregovori izmedju Crippsa predstavni-
ka Indijskog Kongresa, to ne znaci da &c narod Indie skrstenih ru-
ku sediti ako Indiju napadne Japan. Tako ree najvidniji MEN pred
Nastavak ma q. strani)
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Sa SOvietskOg frOnta..

Prema vesti IL Kuibiseva cd Ii. aprila, izgleda kao da je Hitler
zapoeeo "proletnu ofenzivu," ka kavkaskom ulu, jer ona javja da je
Crvena Armija uspela da odbije IL navala nacistickih sia ma jugo-
zapadnom frontu. Desetne ma desetine tenkova SUI nacisti upregnu-
Ii protv Crvene ratne lnije izmedju Orela Kurska. Ali kada nsu
mogli da je probiju nacisti su 81 ma svoju veiku stetu povukli, oS
tavlajuci "a sobom mnogo mrtvih vojnika ostecenih tenkova. l is
ia vest dale javlja da su Crvene sile potisle naciste kod Leningra-
da, da S uspesno odbile napad kod Murmanska, da Sc dosad nsu
ucinile velike izmene ma frontu.
Sovjetski zvanicnici vae da je Crvena avijatika dostigla nacis-
tieku avijatiku da Sc SSSR i u tenkovima priblizuje nacistickom
vrhuncu. Pored toga Sovjetski ratni radnici izumeli su move avijo
ne, bonnie, tenkove, motore, druga taUna oruzja. Isa vest dodaje
da s. izumeo jedan nov mornarski top CHA ie paljba hitrija dale
koseznija Cd sih dosadasnjih topova. l oni SUI uverenja da &c bti
u stanju uspesno docekati makakvu nacisucku zlkovsku navalu.
Ne samo da mi zelimo da gornje postighe Crvena Armija, nego
mi joj zelimo da sto pre- IL svoje kuce istera vraga.
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Ma oprez radnici Amerike.

pcsredom zemlje "a feudalnog
spahiju. Tako najamni radnik
gubi obelezje "slobodnog' radni-
ka da Sc prodaje ma kojem kapI-
talistu. Drugim recima, to ie jed
ma cd osnovnih taGaka domaceg
observation-disclosures iii pc reGima S.
l.. P: Industrijalnog Feudalizma.
JOS jedna strana V stvari k0Ja
je interesantna ieste ia, da o O.
vom Chryslerovom podvigu nema
nj jedne reel Il nj jednoj burzoas-
koj noyini. Sada samo fall da
Chryslerova ~korporacija otvor i
svoje soup lines" da hrani svoje
industrijske kmetove j onda ina
mo skoro pravu jedinicu Indus
t~rijalnog Feudalizma.
Konvencionalnom kapitalizmu
ot~kucavaju ~poslednji casovi. Da
bi Sc kapitalisticka klasa odrzala
i nadalje ma vlast da produzi sa
iZrabljivanjem radnicke klase o.
ma je primorana da trazi drugu
formu svoje vladavine, onu for
mu kojoj su ~pribegli kapitalisti
kontinentalne Europe. Ako rad
rieka klasa AmeEike ne~zeli ia sa
njom zavlada ernie ropstvo, kao
sto Sc desi radnickoj klasi nacis-
tickle NemaGke i fasisticke Itali-
je, ona treba da iskoristi ustavno
pravo owe zemlje koje joj dozvo-
Lava da iZmeni IL osnove vlada-
vinu V 2 e m | j e u korisL
vecine S t a s t a, %toiest.
u svoju korist. Otuda Socijalistic-
ka Radnicka Partija Amerike po-
viva americku radnicku klasu da
Sc organizuje politicki da putem
glasovnice uzme i unisti politicku
drzavu. kao i industrijalno da Sc
organizuje Il jednu Socijalisti6-
ku Industrijalnu Juniju sa kojom
da podupre fizicki politicku gla-
sovnicu i da nakon toga reorgani-
Zuje druStvo ma Socijalistickom
%principu, koji pociva ma drustve-
nom posedstvu sve zemaljske in
dustrije, ma ~proizvodnji Ia upo-
trebu u korist samih proizvodja-
ca. Drugim recima, ma principu
rrema koiem &c svaki radnik pri-
matt punu drustvenu vrednost
svoga proizvoda. A ako radnicka
klasa Amerike ne poslusa savet
Socijalisticke Radnicke Partiie,
jedina druga moguca alternative
ieste uspostava Industrijalnog Fee
udalizma, crnjeg ropstva Cd ma
iamnog ropstva konvencionalnog
kapitalizma.
Radnici Amerike: Ma oprez!
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Pise: w. S.

Pod feudalizmom radnici su BIZ
Il kmetovi prikopcani "a zemlju
koja je pripadala feudalistickoj
klasi. Zbog toga feudalisti nisu
mogli prodavati svoje robove-kme-
tove nerosredno kao sto su rimski
gospodari mogli prodavati licna
robove, nego su in prodavali "a
jedno 81 zemljom. Dolaskom ka-
pitaliZma kmetovi-robovi behu O.
dvojeni cd zemlje, jer ie kapitali-
Fam moraO pred sobom imati O.
nakve radnike koji nisu vezani sa
nikakvom svojinom, on je cak ma
silno eksproprisao seljastvo cd
svojine da bi dobio dovoljan broj
"slobodnih" radnika, slobodni cd
privatne svojine j "slobodni" da
traze gospodara. Drugim recima,
kmetovi Sc pretvorise II najamne
robove.
Sa pretvaranjem kmetova u ma
jaime robove dosli su i %odgovara-
juci zakoni. Da do toga kapitali-
Fam dodje on je mora oboriti fe-
udalizam, a dab ohorio feudali-
Fam on je bio prinudjen da upo-
trebi pomoc proletarijata, kao sto
bese slucaj u Velikoj Francuskoj
Revoluciji cd 1889. Tako je prole-
t~arijat vodio borbu pomagajuci
burzoaziju da obori feudalizam j
da izvojuje politicka prava. Tako
imamo najamno robstvo sa poll
tickom slobodom pod k%onvencio-
nalnim kapitalizmom. Radnik ina
pravo da Sc sell IL ma kojeg gra-
da u druge gradove, IL ma koje
zemlje u ma koju drugu zemlju.
liza jedne casti sveta u drugu. A
Ii zbog toga Sto je on najamni
rob, sto ne p%oseduje nista drugo
sem svoJu + a d n Il snagu, on
svugde m O + a traziti kapitalisti6-
kog gospodara.
Ali polovina kapitalizma, fasis-
ticko-nacisticke zemlje, kao uni
j%urine, svlacise koSulju konvenci-
~onalnog kapitalizma i zavedose
skoro potpuno industrijsko kmet-
stvo. Tamosnji radnik nema pra-
va da bira svoga gospodara. Me
ga nacisticka drzava u sporazu-
mu sa korporacijama Sale tamo
gde smatra da je nepotrebniji, a
da Sc on "a njegov pristanak nj
kako j ne pita. Ia ista Ever pruza
svcje sape i ovde ovoj demo
kratiji." Ever koja ovde najjasni-
ie pokazuje svoju sapu jeste
Chryslerova korporacija II Detro-
itu.
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ko je poslednji automobil izasao
IL automobilske industrije. Svrha
prekidanja au~tom0bilske proiz-
vodnje beSe da sc automobilska
industrial pretvori Il iskljucivu
ratnu industriju "a proizvodnju
ratnog materijala. Cd tog vreme-
ma detroitske automobilske tvor-
nice, mamie wise, pocele Sill rad ma
ratnoj proizvodnji ali ne tvorni-
ce Chryslerove koTporaciie koia
uposluje sesdeset hiljada radni-
ka. Kada je bio otpust nazad diva
meseca glasovi SUI Sc sirili da &c
radnici biti be- posla najduze o.
ko sest nedelja, "a koie &c Sc vre-
me moci automobilska Industrial
pretvoriti u potpunoj ratnoj in
dustriji. CHI produkti su cd prekc
potrebe "a vodjenje rata protiv
jakog neprijatelja. Kada SUI radni-
CT videli da Sc ne otvaraju Chrys-
lerove t~vornice kao i ~tvornice
drugih k~orporacija, oni su tada
trazili posla kod drugih %tvornica.
Ali gde su Sc god prijavljivali "a
posao svi behu poaedinaeno zapi-
TAM: "Gde 81 radio zadnje vre-
me?' Ako je odgovor bio: "Kod
C~hryslera'; poslodavci SUI odgova-
rail-: "No job" Ako je odgovor bio:
"Kod Dodga.' radnici su dobili
isti odgovor mo job" Radnici
su Sc poceli pitati: "sta je tor
Onda su pri ispitivaniu owe cud-
novate pojave doznali da je Chrys-
lerova korporacija dobila prista-
max cd svih ostalih firmi da n
nece uposliti nj jednog bivseg
radnika Chryslerovih poduzeca,
da bi tako ii radnici bill ma ras-
polozenju kad god i'll potrebuje
Chryslerova korporacija. / tako
njeni radnici moraju da cekaju
samo ma MEN poziv.
Tacno je da &c Chryslerovoj
korporaciji biti potrebni svi ME
nj bivsi radnici, koje in sada dr.
Ii svojima i ako "a niu he rade,
kada &c otpoceti, sto jos nike ne
INA, sa proizvodnjom ratnog ma
terijala. Ali znacajna polava v
citave stvari s%astoji Sc II tome da
je Chryslerova korporacija imala
smelosti da trazi Cd drugih tvor-
MICA da ne uposluju Meme radni-
Ike i da SUI te %tvornice udovoljile
njenom zahtevu. Sa OWN cinom
je prekrsena jedna cd osnovnih
tacaka konvencionalnog kapitaliz-
ma, imeno: da Sc radnik venue
"a iednog gospodara isto kao sto
je srednjevekovni kmet bio vezan
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A1ASA SVRHA: Uniste-
~ ME kapitalistickog u

redjenja; unistenie najam~
nog ropstva radniGhe kla-
Sc; prenasanje svih zemalj-
skin Industrial u ruke or
ganizoyanih proizvodjaGa;
svako m radniku potpur
p!od njegovog rada; oslo
rpdienie ceiog coveCan-
silva cd moriie klasne Via
davine; uspostavlianie Slo-
bodne Zajednice Drugova
i Drugarica - Industri
jaime Republic Rada.
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CEMU MAS UCI STRAJK?

CEMU MAS UI STRAJK?
Govr Danila D. Iema.
"Cmu mas u stak?" lie besedak mu lie De Leon odHo pred saIuuim radniira u New
Bedford, lass Oo lie njboI mome sedsto "a svakog poenikad a Sc upMna sa socjaEtc
km1 nauk0m. stk Sc uma ko rdGs pomotu kog Sc prhazuJe prrodak aphaHstfkog poet
k.J ao Sc iGe razhak kpnaHzma all Razue, ma hU J nan kaptaiNicMjk hm ogued a
uMa u n1venm ukmu bnr h. tie East radnNka kaa tone u beu mizHUuL
OMda owl dagMenuk nMcu pepouujemor dnicma da e pomno postudrau
Cma mi les cent? komad a sarI As srama
PorudzGnes noycem tba IMi ina adnsu:
KNUzARA RADNICKE BORBE
.33 St. Clair Ave-. - Cleveland Ohio
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Indiana State Convention.

Indiana State Convention.
rComenton Banquet will be held Saturday, April 49, at 73O p m in the Odd Fellows Hall,
6es Washington St. Gary Ind National Organizer Joseph inncn will deliver an address, uscm and
dancing will fMw Admission one. ddr per plate
The Indiana State Cmvnfonw will be caed TO order at 100 a m Sunday, April 49, 1912, in 1.-THE
Odd Fellow Hail. Gary Ind This is a mass c1Venhona an; all member in rood standing are eHybe
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N1ASA SREDST A:
[N Prosvecivanje radnicke
klase u duhu Marksizma;
da su rad i kapital nepo-
mirljivi neprijatelj; orga-
nizovanje radnicke klase II
! jednu Revolutionary PO-
liticku Partiju "a Osvaja-
ME j razaranje P0liticke
Drzave kapitalizma; Orga-
nizOvanje radnika j u jed
nu REVOLUTIONARY Indus
trijalnu Juniju "a uzima-
ME, >drzanie i hretanje
svih zemaljskih Industrial.
Evening star., 1942-07-21
How Did II Startc

New Rochelle: What is the origin
of the expression "A chip Of the old
block?"-M. K. B.
Answer-The expression. which
makes the obvious allusion that the
chip (the SOM is Of the same stuff
Of which the block (the father is
made. is very old. and the exact
origin is obscure. although I have
found it in Prior's Life of Burke
(about l78n: He was not merely
q chip of the old block, but the old
block itself"
Typohowler: Mrs. j. l.. B. of
whittemore sends this clipping tell
ing of new war fashion to pre-
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crooks OF paint-box hues!"
Are you uncertain about AZ
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Evening star., 1942-07-21

from the feeding tray, and they
have screamed defiance at the dogs
and small children who come upon
the lawn.
Many have had the opportunity
10 observe the jays varied perform
ances, since he ranges over temper
ate Eastern North America, with
the exception Of Florida.
Blue jays are liz inches long.
Their handsome crest and white
tipped wing and tail feathers identi-
fv them at once. There is no other
bird so colored or marked The up
per parts are q grayish violet-blue,
the under parts white. The velvety
black collar and azure-blue tall
feathers, with their broad white
margins Except the middle pair of
guills) is color combination hard
to forget.
During the early spring days. the
jays melodious beu-like call to his
mate and his special courting notes
Evening star., 1942-07-21

Baku. It's editor in chief was placed
under arrest and sent back to ST.
IBERIA.
Until 1917 much of Staln's time
vas spent either in Siberia or in
making escapes from the prison
camps which the czar operated in
the Asiatic part of his empire.
Stain was freed from prison in
1917 and took the side of Lenin in
the Bolshevist revolution. We are
told that Lenin gave him the nick
name of Stain meaning Steel"
The name OF his father was Dishu-
gashvil, and he was known as
Joseph Dishugashvili during his
childhood and young manhood.
After the death of Lenin, Stain
worked his way into power over
Russia. He became the real ruler
of the country. although he did
not hold an actual title of public
office until recent years
When the Second World War
broke out, many persons feared that
Stain would join Hitler in trying
to conquer the world" AS it
turned out, Russia was attacked by
Hitler, and so far has done the
heaviest part of the fighting against
EaZi armies.
Fer general interest section of your
Evening star., 1942-07-21
BY Lillian Cox Athey

can be heard. His mate establishes
her nest in large cedar when posi-
BILE, though nests are also built in
deciduous trees. The nursery is a
bulky affair made of sticks, leaves,
strips of bark and weed stems. The
interior shows a little more care;
the strips of bark. rags, pine-needles,
paper and string are rather neatly
woven together. There are four
pale olive-green eggs, spotted and
blotched with olive-brown.
While his mate broods her eggs,
he is ever ready to guard her and
the nest. At this time. he is very
quiet. Small bird neighbors can be
heard scolding him when he is up to
his old Understanding eggs. When
his own babies arrive. he is kept
busy hunting soft-bodied insects
But as soon as they are on their
own he is different fellow en-
tirely.
The broWn-eyed rascal races back
and forth with his chums. From the
high branches they call to each
other in high glee. They mimic
neighbors and each has some skill
as a ventriloquist. The robins fee
before them, and the squirrels now
pay little attention to their antics.
Blue jays prefer vegetable mat
ter, hunting for acorns, beechnuts
and the like. But they are fond OF
wood-boring beetles, grasshoppers,
eggs of various caterpillars and
scale insects. They do not pass by
small mice, fish, salamanders anc
snails. Altogether, the blue jay
never has an idle moment, nor does
he permit you to have quiet one
for he surely takes possession Of your
premises.
Evening star., 1942-07-21
Uncle Rays Corner
By RAMON COFFMAN.

About half way between the Black
Sea and the Caspian is the city OF
Tiiis. 1t is the capital of the part
of Russia known as Georgia.
Tifis is the second largest city in
the Caucasus Mountain region. II
was the home of more than half a
million people at the time OF the
census of 1899.
For some years the people OF
Tifis have been able to say, One
of our hometown boys is the ruler
of Russia" The hometown boy
is Joseph Stain.
Stain was born in 1879. and In
the years which have passed since
then his life has been filled with
action. AS student in Tlf1ls he
fell irto trouble and was forced
to leave the college where he was
studying theology,
From that time onward Stain
worked against the government. OF
Russia. The country was ruled by
CZdI, anu tue young HldH was
against the czar and others in
power. After time he was ar
rested and was sent to Siberia.
Escaping from Siberia, he re-
turned to the region of the Caspian
Sea. For time he lived In Baku
and ran a newspaper.
Stains newspaper was different
from most other papers published
in Russia in those days, 1t was of
small size and was called the Work
man of Baku.
The newspaper did not find ia
vor with the men who controlled
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Reddy Fox, that you didn't try to
cross there. Now what have you
been doing? Haven't I warned you
to leave those ducks and chickens
alone? I wonder if you ever will
get any Fox sense into that silly
head of yours!"
Poor Reddy! 1t was bad enough
to have to run until he was out of
breath and tired enough to drop,
and then to be blamed for some
thing he hadn't done! 1t was too
much.
Il haven't been near those chick
ems and ducks!" he snapped. ITS
SO long since I've tasted one that
I've almost forgotten what they
taste like. ! haven't been doing
anything. That pesly dog found
me asleep on my summing bank and
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chickens while it is easy to get
enough to eat down on the Green
Meadows and here in the Green
Forest. I thought he had learned
his lesson but it seems that he
hasn't, for as surely as I am sitting
here this blessed minute that good
for nothing dog is chasing him now.
It isn't the hunting season yet and
we ought to be left in peace while
the weather is warm, 1t must be
that Reddy has been after these
chickens in spite of all have said"
Meanwhile, poor Reddy was puff
fing and blowing as he tried to fool
Bowser the Hound and get him SO
mixed up that he couldn't follow
Reddy's track any further. At last
he succeeded and then, so winded
and tired that he could hardly
Evening star., 1942-07-21
BY MiIburn Rosser.
By Art Huhto
BY Harold Groy
By Fronk Willard
Will Eisner
By Bud Fisher

the far corner of the Green Mea.
dows where Old Man Coyotes home
is she crawled on her stomach SO
as not to be seen. and she took
the greatest care not to make the
least bit of noise. BY and by she
reached a place where she could
see Old Man Coyotes home. There
he lay stretched out taking a nap,
and near him were two or three
bones which Granny knew to bs
chicken bones.
Il thought as much" said Granny
to herself. Hes been stealing
chickens and is making Farmer
Browns Boy believe that it ia
Reddy or me Well see about thisl
You may be smart, Mr.. Coyote, but
there are othersI Yes, sir. there
are othersi" b.
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walk, he joined Old Granny Fox.
He painted for breath as he dropped
on the ground at her feet. You
see, he was so fat and had done so
little running that he was in no
condition to make such a long, hard
run as he had had to. Sparks OF
anger flashed from Granny's eyes
as she looked at him.
What have you been doing
now?" she demanded sharply.
Nothing" painted Reddy. II
haven't done a thing"
Don't tell me that" snapped
Granny. Farmer Browns Boy
doesn't get his gun out for nothing
at this time Of year. and I saw him
with 1t hiding behind the old stone
wall where he thought you would
cross. It u . lucky thing for you,
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NATURES CHILDREN
BLUE JAY
fCyanocitta criStata)

Blue jays are clowns, spending
much of their time teasing, stealing
and making general nuisances of
themselves. Yet you cannot help
being amused by them. for it all
seems to be a part of their makeup
This year they have been especially
noisy and aggressive on my side
lawn. They have disputed the right
of robins. sparrows, cardinals and
other we'll behaved birds to use
either of the birdbaths. They have
swooped down on the gray squirrels
racing from one oak tree to another.
They have pushed their neighbors