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RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-11-26

nomska sloboda ne pada neba kao sto kazu
da ie ypadala bibliiska mana Politicka eko-
nomska sloboda dolazi kao rezultat drustvenlh
odnosa koji omogucavaju drustveno uredJe-
ME politicke ekonomske sobode. Amerlka Je
danas najpotpuniji izraz politicke slobode all
u America ne postoji ekonomska sloboda "a o.
gromnu vecinu americkog stanovnistva 10
priznaje Kresiceva Danica svom uvodniku
cd Z. novembra kada kaze da "naJmanJe dvl-
je trecine stanovnistva owe zemlje, bilo bi sret-
no, kada bi moglo imati to jest kada bl mu
ostalo csta "a potrosak kroz godinu - ne S25-
600, nego $4,000, pa i s1,5oo!" Danica zabo-
ravlja da kada klasnom drustvu postoji ne
sreca "a "najmanje dvije trecine stanovnistva"
da istovremeno postoji sreca "a ostale. A to nj
je ekonomska sloboda! To je ekonomska ne
pravda!
Wendell Willkie govori "ekonomskoJ
slobodi." l Willkie-ova "ekonomska siooooa
s,icna ie onoi koju zagovara Saturday Evening
Post Kresiceva Danica. Willkie kaze da 'po-
liticki internacionaizam bez ekonomskog inter-
nacionalizma jeste kuca gradJena ma pesku'
Da Ii to znaci da Willkie radi ma tome Ola Sc
uniste nacionalne geografske medJe oa s'e'
poene ziveti u medjunarodnom bratstvu! JoA
brate, Willkie trazi "politick ekonomsk IN
ternacionalizam" svetskog kapitalizma ma ceiu
koiep stoj Americka kapitalisticka klasa KoJu
Willkie zastupa. Willkie zastupa svoJe kiasne
interese, ali cije interese zastupaJu neke 1u-
goslavenske novne, ukljucujuci pseudokomu-
Observation-Disclosures Narodni Glasnik, koje po-
Gupiru Willkie-a?
Videli smo da pored svega govora eko-
nomskoi slobodi da il nijednog cd tlh lzvofa
nema pomona O unistavanju privatnog vlasn's-
tya mad sredstvima "a proizvodnju koje Je vr-
Ii osnov ekonomskog ropstva. Tesko Je zamls-
liti da ijedan posteni covek sa imalo soil,
glavi veruje da sc moze unistiti posledlca oez
da Sc unsti uzrok.
Nema "a eovecanstvo sirenja postojece po-
litieke slobode niti made "a ekonomsku slobodu
okviru kapitaistiekog sistema prvatnog
vlasnstva mad sredstvima "a proizvodnju koJl
Sc zasniva ma izrabljivanju radnicke klase Ia
to Socijalisticka Radnicka Padtija radi swim
svojim silama ma prosvecivanju organizova-
niu radnicke klase "a unistenje privatnog Was
nistva mad sredstvima "a proizvodnju "a us
postavu drustvenog vlasnistva pod upravom
Socijalistieke Industrijalne Republic ko-
joj &c radniei primati potpun plod svoga pro-
izvoda.
Onaj koji zeli pomoci u radu "a ostvare-
ME ekonomske slobode treba da Sc pridruzi S.
L. P Neka radnicka klasa Amerike usvoji pro-
gram S. L. p, organizuje Sc politicki sa svr-
HON osvajanja i razaranja politieke drzave ka-
ptalizma i industrijalno sa svrhom da uzme,
drzi krece industrije, onda &c zavladati, po
recima slavnog Ameriekog etnologa, Lewis H.
Morgana, "Demokratija u upravi, bratstvo u
drustvu, jednakost prava,.... Ono ee biti OBJ
nova - ali visem obliku slobode, jedna-
kosti bratstva starih rodova"
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-11-26
Nastavife seq

kapltaiiscka akumulacija naprotiv stalno prozvod.
to srazmerno svojoj energ svome obimu reativnu
prenasejenost radnka IT, sredne potrebe opodivana
kapitaa prekobrojno zbog toga suvno radnco stanov
niStvo - Marx
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-19
Day Nursery to
Sponsor Show

Announcement was made today
that The Tacoma Day Nursery
Club will sponsor the October
10th performance OF arsenic and
Old Lace" at the Little Theater.
All profits derived from the Mon
day night performances will be
used to assist the club in the care
OF little children.
At the present time, the club
IL caring for 90 children during
the daytime hours. In some cases
making IL possible for mothers
and fathers to work with the COM
forting knowledge that their child
rem are In good hands.
Arsenic and Old Lace" In said
to be one of the best stage shows
the Little Theatsr group has Of
fered in some time. II IL a comedy
which enjoyed unusual popularity
on Broadway.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-19
BANKRUPTCY ACTIONS

Bankruptcy petitions filed FRI
day with the clerk Of the federal
court here included:
Francis A. Lewis. zoos Ia. s5th
st. listing debts totalling sszs ~
and assets amounting 10 $50.
Joseph r. Whitman. 7401 10. J
St, listing debts totsiling si,1oz.z<
and assets amounting 10 si42.7o.
Warren w. Wye. 1881 30. FsS-
cett ave. listing debts totalling
81 ,067. IS and no assets.
John r. stephens. oil So. N st,
listing debts totslling fi,sos.oi
and no assets.
James W. Riddle. Raymond. list
ing debts totalling 1880 and no
assets; Kenneth Y. Roberts. Brook
Ign, listing debts totalling ss.1o
and no assets
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-19

Hsyes IN Romance on the Range. =
Return showing.
RETURN SHOWING
BfyERIi = Dorothy Lsmour In
BEYOND The Blue Horlson." also
Ellssbeth sersnsr In Paris Cali
|. Ing"
CAPITOL - william Powell in KEN
mel Murder Case" also william
Boyd In Secrets Of the wssteiand. /"
COMMUNITY - Bette Davis ana
George Brent in I'm mis- our Life :
also DICK Fnran ana Leo Garlic In
The Kid Prom kankas-
KAY STREET - oeorse RAft ana
Pat oBrisn In "nroadway. aiso
John Garfield ana Nancy Coleman
IN Dangerously They Live"
LAkEMooD-Ann sheridan ana Ron.
AID Reagan in "Juse oirl," also
Mexican spitfire 81 sea"
PARK - Nelvyn Douglas ana Joan
crawford in They All Kissed the
Bride. also Jinx Falkenburs and
Joan Davis In "sweethesrt OF the
PROCTOR = Jimmy Lydon In Henry
and DlszY." also Dick Foran and
Andy Devine In Kid from Kansas. =
kEAIART = Dick Forap and Leo Ca
rlllo IN Road Agent" also Joan
Crawford and Melyyn Douelas in
They All Kissed the Bride"
REN Bette Davis and Olivia ds
Havillend In In This Our Iife. "
also Penny Singleton and Arthur
Lake In "Blondies Blessed Event. .
SHELL Jinx FAikenburs and
Charles Buddy Rogers In Sing For
Your supper" also Bill Elliot and
Tex Ritter In Desert Trail"
SUNSET Judy Canova and Ruth
Terry In "Sieepytime Gal" siso
John Wayne ana Binnie Barnes in
In Old California
TEMPLE Ann Sothern In "Maisis
Gets Her Man: also Dan DALEY In,
and Donna Reed In Mickey"
LIBERTY. fuyaIlup--Abbott ana Goa
tello In Pardon Ny Sarons."
RIVIERA, sumner - Lionel Harry
more In Calling DR.. oiiiespls. .
also Pacific Hendezvotls
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-19
Bethany Msihodisis
To Have Mortgage
Burning Ceremony

A mortgage burning party. UNI
der the direction Of the Rev.
Ernest Barber, will be held In the
Bethany Methodist church. Thurs
day evening. In the church par
lors. Speaker Of the evening viii
be the newiy-eIected district SUI
perintsndent, the Rev. Dr. c. X.
Mahoney Of Seattle.
The mortgage of the clubhouse
and parsonage Ia 10 be burned at
the meeting.
According 10 those In charge Of
the meeting the church has been
In danger OF foreclosure Al var
ious times In its career.
1T was an ambitious under
taking for the church group To
start the beautiful and pretentious
premises some 10 years back, un-
der the PASTORAL leadership Of the
Rev. n. J. Huston" said the Rev.
Mr.. Barber. Five years ago q
campaign was necessary TO SAVE
the buildings. Methodist churches
Of the sesttie-Taooma district UNI
der leadership Of district super
intendent at that time, the Rev,
DIR. Charles Maccaughey. rallied
to help the local congregation and
the property was saved.
The remaining mortgage on the
church II held by the Methodist
board Of home missions.
When q campaign was staged
last spring II proved successful
and A. q result the whole proper
ty. church. parsonage and club
house 10 now safe from forscios.
urs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-19
Welsh American
Society 10 Sing
For War Relief

Presenting their third annual
song festival the Welsh American
society a. Tsccms viii feature
eoth Welsh and American sacred
music IN two concert. Sunday IL
Emmanuel Presbyterian church.
No. eth and J. Il. Sessions will
begin II 2:so and 7 > =.
Ars. George Palmer = general
chairman of the festival. assisted
- ne>dsmes Jack winlsns Esfl
Ash. Elisabeth Mitchell. Rsss
Meredith and q. ". Shepard. Ae-
oompsnists for the cav wlll -
Nrs Annie Jones Hughes. Mrs
Lle~elyn Thomas ard Mia Hllds
Evans.
Master ~ ceremonle. ~ill -
the Rev. John Williams af Sc
attic. Prof. william Para rrsch-
ard viii conduct the community
singing. Mrs. Annie Jones Hukhe.
and Mrs. Annie Hughes Lee ~ill
sinx . duet The slrls' quartet 81
Westminster Presbyterian church
wiil sing under the direction 81
Niss Mary Msckle. and p. {. Gar.
rett of Black Diamond win slng
solo.
Scripture and prayer win open
the afternoon sesslon. with the
Rev. George 8. Faloher az west-
Minister church officiating. George
Mitchell. president 81 the Taco
ma British American War Relief
committee. win speak briefly On
the need for aid 10 peoples In
war torn countries
Use Of the church. Of which the
Rev. Harold Long IL pastor. has
been donated for the occasion.
leaving all proceeds free 10 BE-
used for war relief.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-19

Bly, Miller You're elected to
lead the conga line"
That thrilled her little. OF
course. She had tried TO be her
prettiest tonight. There was =
new formal. All yellow. with
flower patterns woven in. Ora
matte with her black hair and her
violet eyes. Too dramatic. in fact.
for a girl less poised than Bly,.
But perfect a. a complement to
handsome Norman Dana.
She and Norman did high job
with the conga, and when the
dance ended in hilarity she sud-
denly felt somebody tugging her
arm. She turned, and there stood
Nancy Hale.
"BIy! Bly," Nancy was
happily excited as she stsge-whis-
pered. "Where've you been keep
ing yourself? wanted to tell
youl ! want TO thank you now!
You're the best friend anybody
could possibly have. because you're
making progress for me already.
Duane has danced every dance
with me, and look what he gave
me-"
Nancy had on one Of Blythe's
own evening dresses which she had
given TO her. and on the shoulder
now were two rochids from Duane.
Blythe could only swallow fool
ishly. and stare.
ITO BE Continued)
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-19
Horse Gets $40; Wife
Gets S.; Asks Divorce

Los ANGELES. Gal. - When
cowboy musician Jack ID. HogE
gave . $40 bill 10 his horse 10
eat. and q So bill to his wife. Mrs.
Viola l. HoEs. the latter asked
for q divorce. IT just didn't
make horse sense" shs told Judge
William =. Baird. vbo granted her
decree with alimony.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-19
AT US0 Ceniers
SATURDAY, OCT. n

i06 Rust Bldg. - Registration
junior hostesses. Uso-Travelsrs
Aid service. p. m. 10 IL ,. m.
Information on where TO 70. what
to see. what 10 DO. Emergency
overnight sleeping arrangements.
Additional services 10 strangers IN
need Of assistance.
18th and Fawestt-Danes. post
band. Movie.
South Tacoma - Barbecue
Game night
7i5 Commsrcs-Dancs.
18th and Pacific-Lineoin high
school . eappeIia choir and orohss-
ira, T.30.
si2 Providsnt Bldg Uso-Trsy-
siers Aid service. 0 .. m. 10 !
p. m.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-19
First Aid Closes
At Sheridan School

All persons residing in Sheridan
school district interested in taking
up first aid are urged 10 attend
classes starting Monday at 1:3o
p. m. in room 9 at Sheridan school.
Nellie Hager will be instructor.
Glasses will be held each Monday
and Thursday from $50 10 $50.
Welfare wardens in precinct No.
20 who have not taken first aid
course are requested 10 attend the
classes.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-19

CHUNGkfNG - Capt Pisrre
Bouysds, Frenchman who flew
from Indo-Chins 70 China In .
stolen plane 10 joln fighting
French forces. said American ana
British submarines have sunk .
large number Of japanese war
ships and transports In the South
China sea
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-19

RIALTo - Brian Donltvy IN wake
Island" li.3o. ass. $40. $50,
IL as. also Ann Miller and Jerry
Colonna In "Priorities on Parade.
l:l5. 425. 7:3o. 1890.
Roxy--oary Cooper in Pride OF the
Yankees" IL 80. ass. $40. io.25
and SIS; also John Carroll and
Ruth Hussey In Pierre of the
Plains so. 5.2s. eos and i2.e
MUSIC BON-James Cssney IN yam
kee Doodle Dandy. IL 40. . IS. T;io.
io.25; also March Of Time.
BLUE MOUSE Rita Hayworth.
Charles Boyer. Ginger Rogert In
Tales Of Manhattan" 255. t:2o.
7:5s, II as. also Donald Woods ana
Mary Howard IN "Throush Differ
emit Eyes" II so. $40. $40. 1910.
RIVIERA - The Dead End Kids in
Smart Alexis" 1855, 3:io. $40.
ans, io:45 and 40; also Bells Luz
gosi in The Corpse vanlshes.
II 80. 400, ass. los. $40 ana
1915.
CAMEO = J. Edward Bromberg and
oss Massen IN The Devil Pays
OFF" also ROY Rogers and oabby
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-19
NANCY PROGRESSES
CHAPTER VI

Elmer summers. sports editor Of
the Journal. first told the facts
Of the matter publicly. and they
didn't make Blythe any happier
when she read them. In his col
umn he wrote:
out at the Lincoln field gym.
cadet gridders have a new inter
est in life. Coach Pop Miller saws
that he has never seen a team
center its emotional attention
around a mascot such US these
boys have.
But the interest there is more
than a mascot. 1t is an inspiration.
More than that. it is a dual in
spiration, widow and son. Best
part OF all Is that the son is too
tiny to nun any sort Of Interior
ence between the foothallers and
the mama. Mama. you see, is age
only IL, and in appearance Is a
magazine cover come to life"
Reading 1t now in Pops office,
Blythe had to admit that all Of 1t
was certainly true. Nancy Hale
and baby Scooter had everything
Of personal charm. She read on
down the column:
Mrs. Hale, II seems, is not only
q good sport but a good sports
woman. Her late husband, a cas-
ualty at Pearl Harbor. had taught
her the finer points of tennis. for
instance. And since a dramatic
accident tossed her literally into
the Lincoln teams lap. the players
have almost forsaken footballs for
racquets, Pop Miller himself plays
tennis, which makes it even
harder for him to baw1 out his
lads
This is not to say that the
Lincolns won't be in tip-top shape
for their fray with the Aggies on
Saturday. Pop himself says the
team spirit was never higher. But
from the viewpoint of us, the fans,
the incipient romance in the field
house is as interesting as the
scrimmage on the field.
Officially. 1t isn't any Of our
business; but we In the grand
stands aren't officials! We can
speculate and gossip in genteel
way as much as we please! And
20, as the Broadway columnists
might hint it-what charming
young widow from what upstairs
apartment over what gymnasium
is being seen more and more with
what All-American fullback ?"
That could mean only one thing,
Blythe knew; Duane Hogan had
come from fullback honors at A.
and NJ. every judge last year had
given him All-America rating. But
II stung Blythe to know that even
the newspapers were seeing what
she had seen. Big Duane, rushing
Nancy Hale.
Somebody tapped on Pops office
door, then opened II.
Hi, Bly,"
"Oh. hello, Norman" Her tone
was fiat. lifeless.
Get away from the typewriter
and let's talk stuff and things"
NO"
"You got the Journal, I see"
Norman was obviously pleased
about life in general. this noon.
See what Summers wrote ?"
ct read it."
Great stuff, hmm? For Nance
and Hogan. Good old Hogan"
Blythe scowled a little, poutily
"since when have you felt good
old-Hoganish,' Norman"
MIMI" He persisted in beam
ing.
You know what ! mean" -
Jaw listen, cookie don't like
Hogan too much, admit that. He
wrecked too many of my plans
last year, and before. He"
Didn't he, though Both times
the Aggies smothered your State
U. team, with Duane leading the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-19

Down IN Hollywood. wsr u IN
the saddle snd almost every studio
looks iiks ore Il uncis sans army
camps. Some - 10 military u
the Mccoy and : .eerunte1 frr
hy the presence II numerous army.
navy and marine officers WHO have
been assigned - technical "a.
visoFs ~ the government 10 ths
numerous pictures dealing with
the current eenfilet And some. a
course. are actors
A. tk>-e pictures ere ecus-
pies>d ard r~arA fhe thessers
fer showing They lssn haa1s
with sewss~<is. .hert sahjrrsa.
The March ~ Time~ 81
authorized Eesernm>ss pro
mesiensi nlns. - give ess
present-das sere<s fare q g.
csdea ~red. white aaa Mo-
compiexisa.
- - ~ - E@E&@tsA N t8t%@
like these. attendance II the movie
houses Of the country II hittinE>a
new high. This condition 10 en-
planned In two ways First. eAsy
pay roll money which 10 shcwersns
upon thousands = rain ef silver
dollars the like Of which no eoun-
try in all the world has ever known
not even our ownl Than too,
there Ia a compelling desire for
relaxation. Having the desire
and having the money 10 sstisfy
II. accounts for the windfali II
the box offices on the main streets
Of America.
The maapewer xehiia hes
aise jeisea ihe war parsds ss1
theater operators are hlsisg
their sails. paring ~ fssss
and smiiinG ~ every siri shsy
see because u 10 % the Gir1s
they must ioek for the sssa-
ties II this partiesiss
problem.
Already Tacoma has . feminins
house manager At one Of IL down
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-19
. SERIAL STORY
PLAY BY PLAY
BY PAUL DAVID PRESTON

iHk STORY: blythe Miller. IL. \.
love with Duane Hogan. biE. Girl
~ a.r or the Lincoln Field Cadet
soeches. But Duane doesn't know AZ
Neuher does ssney Hsle. Nancv il /.
Soung sides 81 . soldier. ana has
hten serk and . plscr 10 i've
the field after she and her son
n.Ne seen rescued from an auto
eek d Duane. >ew the rratef.l
ctnE Nancy wants Rlythe 10 hem
ner Win nuansas love. Instead. Risfhs
eecides pity and friendship can 70
s"1 - isr. ana decides 20 rive Nancy
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-19

| Now lfsten." Norman Wa ret.
ting mad.
Oh. excuse me. Norman.
don't mean to bring up old rival.
RES. you know that Pop would
slay me"
Listen. I don't like Hogan. nui
I'm not down on him. see Il
he and this giri hit II off. poxxs
to them, In fact I'm doFgons
glad. and you know why.
Don't youf-
She understood him. But she
merely looked off at a blank wall
Listen. Bly," his tone vas low
and tender now. I'm crazy about
you. and I can't seem to make
YOU believe IT,"
Apparently he felt that II she
did believe II, she would snccumh
at once. II war q conceit which
marked everything Norman Dana
did. And yst-he had likeshle
qualities; he wasn't inherently
dirty or mean. Bly, forced herself
to be gracious to him.
We aren't TO talk personal
things. Norman" she said. smil-
ing. Why weren't you at skull
session last night? Pop asked
about you"
He believed that. expansiveiy.
"Aw-w-w. you know me. I don't
need IL. Had a little matter on.
see. and just didn't get around.
Anyway, wen push the Aggies
back on their heels Saturday. You
know iti'
we lost one game" she re-
minded him.
I'VE were overconfident." he ex-
planned. inconsistency. Bunch of
rockies took US while we slept,
But well open the throttle on that
bunch of farmers-wowl"
His enthusiasm was contagious.
as all enthusiasm Is. And Blythe
was young enough to respond in a
measure. They walked across TO
the Lincoln Inn and had lunch to-
gether. They talked of the u. s.
o. dance scheduled for tonight.
Thursday.
81 gotta be In bed at IL. so be
ready before s, hmm ?" he begged.
That way won't miss a minute
with you"
We'll leave at 10. Even IL Pop
did permit the dance for a let.
down in tension, he'll have to build
you fellows up again with stiff
practice tomorrow. You have to
sleep"
Norman grinned, facing her.
close. You're cute" he murmured.
Cute as pie!"
It would have thrilled many
girls. Blythe knew, but it didn't
thrill her for handsome Norm
Dana to be so attentive. She liked
him, but she could never. never
love him.
She went to the u. S. o. ball
that night in a quietly resigned.
but alert, mood. Here she knew
she would face Nancy Hale and
Duane in person; face Nancy for
the first time since Nancy had
asked her for help in winning
Duane. She hadn't trusted herself
to go near Nancy since then. To-
night. she would simply have to
be ready and alert!
The flying school cadets were
literally everywhere with their
ladies when she and Norman came
in. They danced a rhumbs. They
did a dreamy waltz. Then some
body shouted for bly, Miller 4.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-19

The question. What world conditions doing "a n.
movie makers and their bcdfelows reveals surprising
facts Of which favorable and few. not rood
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-19


'rahIe and . few. not 20 rood.
tsvn th<.f<rs ard h<ser< th> fsruf
II tn< yesr Il j. entirety likely -
~xirisr will Issss anout tAAs ev>r
the th<esef business IN this tr~n
ana = sv<ry ether town n ~
ecuntrf.
Bugs "Spavrosri"
INT Fallen sparrow nnrethy
n Hughes dynsmIe n<w na<>l
published carter This vesr. ~
h>ea purchased ~ Rko n.dla
Pictures ~ . starring vehicie for
Maurs<n o'Hnrs. n was anrcunced
today ~ Charles W. Ko~rr<r. v1e>
rresid>nt IN charge II ne ecu-
pany's rFcdszeticn.
Unusually timely IN its th<mp.
The Fallen spsrrow- u : ~
mantle mystery tale 81 esplonnue.
IL backgrounds csntsrina hoth n
Europe and thr United states n
Gin - rrndac<d for nko nadle
~ nah<rt rslIoes. nov mahInc
me rat osnrlsn- NAnaclph nrett-
Anne Hhirisy starrss. "ncm-
harder
-----~---~s-------r@
Tour posfmaster cen tell )
how 10 invest In y. q Wan
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-19

Tour postmaster cen tel }
how 10 invest In y. q Wal
honda
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-19

Hayes in Romance on the Ranss
Return showing.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-07
Save Russia
Conference
Gets Underway
Allied Nations
Leaders Confer
in Red Capitol
BY f. c. DANIEL

LONDON, Aug. 7 (P) -
Representatives of major Unit
ed Nations were reported as
sembling in Moscow today for
save Russia and win the war"
conference, the rgency of
which was accented by the in
creasingly desperate plight of
the southern Soviet armies.
This information came from
sources whose identity could
not be disclosed. The British
themselves maintained dead 81
lence on the movements of their
own leaders except for their
ambassador to Russia, Sir Arch
ibald Clark Kerr, who has gone
from KuibyShev to M co w
along with the United States
ambassador. admiral William H.
Standby.
AS reports streamed into Lon
don from both Axis and Allied
sources of the utmost import
ance in the Soviet capital, Lord
Beaverbrcok's Evening Stand
ard. coupled, these black,-sSced
banner lines:
Allied Diplomats Reported
Gathering in Russia"
See MOSCOW-Page 2
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-07
Great Air Transports
Reality Not Just Dream
Planes for Moss Troop Movements
Across SEQ Now in Production

LOS ANGELES. Aug. 7-(R)
Gigantic cargo planes. capable
of mass transport of troops across
the Atlantic out of reach of lurk-
ing Submarines, are not a vision
of the future-They are an act
uality, in quantity production.
And even greater ships, with a
capacity of 400 soldiers, able to
span the Atlantic in 10 to IL
hours, have passed the specula-
tive stage to the point where
the industry could begin their
construction.
Tom nj Girdler, chairman of
the Board of Consolidated Air
craft Corp. and Major Reuben
H. Fleet, the company's founder
and present advisor, made these
statements last night as they told
the nation. i'm separate talks, that
" industry is prepared to tackle
Tie heavy transport problem. =.
BIG PLANES. BIG LOADS
The problem calls for big