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SOCIJALNA REVOLUCIJA.

die iii otkri mozda jedno i
drugo zajedno onaj drustveni
alat iii sprawl, koja je sada poz-
nata pod imenom "predstavnieka
vladavina." L starim zajednica-
ma, buduci male, bilo je moguce
neposredno zakOnodavstvo. One
pax zajednice, koje je zahteyala
rasteca proizyodnja, koja je dosla
kao posledica sirece kooperacije,
ucinise start sistem eposrednog
Zakonodavstya neprakticnim. Pred
stavnicka vladavina postade nu-
zan drustveni alat - alat, koji je
neophodan ia ocuvanje Material
nih sredstava "a civilizovani zi-
vot koji ce, ma suprot swim anar-
histickim brbljanjima, socijalna
revolucija ocuvati.
U koliko Sc tice treeeg nacela,
koje opredeljuje program social
ne revolucije, coveGanstvo, ma svo-
me pohodu ka materijalnim mo-
gucnostima "a civilizaciju, delom
ie othranilo, delom Sc potcinilo
onoj drustvenoj sprawl, koja ie
sada poznata kao "politicka VIA
davina." Politicka vladavina bese
neizbezna posledica cepania drus-
tva ma klase. To bese oruzje VIA
dajuce klase, pomocu koga da odr
Java neizbezno drzi nemirnu potei-
menu klasu u skripcu. Politicka
vladavina bese zlo, ali nuzno zIa
sve dotle, dok zlo kasa beSe nuzno-
"Politicka vladavina" Sc beSe oba-
villa "predstavnickom vladavinom
Obavila Sc tako cvrsto, da "a po-
vrsnog izgledaju nerazlicive. So
cijalna revolucija povlaci razliku
izmedju njih. Ona zna, da je bez
kooperacije ma velikim teraZijanfa
materijalna osnova "a civilizovani
zivot - izobilje "a sve bez vecita-
ga rada - neostvariva: ona INA,
da je bez organizacije nuzna ko-
operacija nepostiziva; ona INA,
da Sc bez centralnog upravnog
autoriteta nikakva organizacila
media nj zamisliti; naizad. 9na
zna, da dokle Sc 500 osoba mogu
sastati zajedno i upravljati sarni
sobom, 50,00O.O00 osoba ne mogu
Sc sastati zajedno i raspravliati-
Socijalna revolucija, sledstvene,
zna, da ogromna kooperacija, kola
potrebuje milijone biea, impera
tivno zahteva "predstavnicku Via
davinu" da je ona ustanova cd
trajne koristi. S druge strane, So
cijalna revolucija uvidja raw
nom jasnoscu, da "politicka vlada-
vina," brenda nuzna "a jedne
odredjeno vreme, nije nikada nj
sta drugo, do drustveni kalup, ko-
il Sc ina zbaciti elm Sc zgrada po-
digne. Sazrelost socijalne revolu-
cije oznacuje dovrsavanje drus-
tvene zgrade Socijalna revoluciia
odeljuje "politicku vladavinu" cd
"predstavnitke vladavine" i cd
bacuje prvu.
Napokon, cetvrto naeelo. koje
opredeljuje program socijalne re
zdruzuje iskustvo, kole
Sc nalazi liza prva tri. Kao posle-
dica toga, socijalna revolucija no
81 svojoj utrobi drustveno ure~
djenje, koje, dospevsi do dems-
kratske jednakosti starog kor1u-
nizma, stale ma uravanj sazrefeg-
iskustva. Ona rekonstruise druS--
two u celishodno organizovana Ia
nimanja svoga naroda, kojima u
pravlja centralni upravni autori-
tet - predstavnicka vladavins
sviiu.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-11-12
Srebrni JUBILEE Soviet
skOg SaveZa.
(Nastavak sa l. strane.)

(Nastavak sa l. strane.)
tickog kapitalizma? Nije! Da su
Treca Internacionala Stalinova
vlada bih verni Marksizmu, da su
samo produzili Leninovim prav-
Gem, tesko je zamisliti da bi svet-
ski kapitalizam bio u stanju pre-
ziveti krizu koja je poeela 1929.
godine otpoceti Drugi Svetski
Rat.
Buducnost pripada proletarijatu.
Pored svih promasaja zlocina
koje pocini Stalinisticka birokra-
tija, ma dnevnom redu estate vele-
vazno pitanje Socijalisticke Revo-
lucije. Sretna je svetska radnicka
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-11-12
Ohio State Annual Thanksgiving Bazaar
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RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-11-12
Daniel De Leon.

1sti onaj uzrok, koji je izazvae
radjanje klasa klasne vladayine
zahteva sada njihovo dokoncanie
Sistem klasa klasne vladavjne
bese sredstvo, pomocu koga da
Sc postlgne jedan cilj; izbayi CO.
vecanstvo IL vagasa opste, div
ljacke bede. Civilizovane prilike
zivota, rodjene izobiljem bogat-
stva, bez vecitog i teskog rada. sa>
da su moguce "a sve. Posto ie cili
postignut, sredstvo nema wise nj
kakvog opravdanja. Kada sred-
stva nadzive postizanje ella, "a
cije su postizanje usvojena, ona
CUBE svoje prvobitno blagotvorno
obelezJe; ona sc promecu u smet-
ME ma putu oplodjavanja samoga
eliza. Premda postoji mogucnost
Ia opste blagostanje, ogromna ve-
Gina drustva svejedno grca sta
rom, skoro divljackom staniu Ii
injskog rada bede. Drustve-
no sazrenje zahteva unistenje
klasne vladavine.
Drustvene pulsaciie, koje rade
na dokoncanju klasne vladavine,
znace revoluciju - socijalnu re-
voluciju. One znace socijalnu re-
voluciju nase generacije.
Program socijalne revolucije Sc
opredeljuje:
prvo, imperativnom teznjom CO.
vecanstva, da povrati ono dobro,
koje je privremno napustilo, da
hi izbeglo zlo, koje ga je optere-
civalo;
drugo, nepogresivnim nagonom
covecanstva, da ocuva ona sred-
stva, koja, buduci razvijena to-
ku njegovog pohoda ka civilizo-
vanom cilju, iii doprinese iii su
nuzna "a ocuvanje samoga ella;
trece, zdravim razumom cove
canstva, koji pravi razliku izme-
dju sredstava, koja su cd privre-
meme i sredstava, koja su Cd traj-
ne koristi, te koji, cuvajuti pos
lednja, terra covecanstvo, da od-
baci prva kada zastari; 1
cetvrto. uvadjanjem novih sred-
stava cd strane covecanstva, koja
mora doterati saglasnost sa sa-
nom revolucijom.
U koliko sc tice prvog nacela,
koje opredeljuje program social
ne revolucije, covecanstvo je ma
pustilo demokratiju komunizma -
drustveni sistem, iii nazovimo ga
CHA glavna, ako ne i
jedina svrha bese, da upravlja
proizvodnjom - jedino legitimna,
jer jedno nuzna svrha drustvene
organizacije; jedino legitimna, jer
jedino nuzna funkcija centralno-
upravnog autoriteta. Natrag ka
Drustvu, u kome
ylada jednakost prava bez razlike
oola, rosto u MENU nema razlike
oola, posto u MENU nema razlike
Slasa; natrag ka Komunistickom
Drustvu, CHE je instinktivno ges-
10: "Svi "a jednoga, jedan "a sve,"
yonilo covecanstvo ma nesvesno
)raktikovanje, bez zagovaranja,
,ne moralnosti, koja je docnije,
,ve do danasnjeg dana, zagova-
ANA ali nikada praktikovana;
'natrag ka komunizmu, da bi po-
5ratili stare dobro!" - to je ma
ozni ubojni poklic socijalne re-
7olucije.
U koliko sc tice drugog nacela,
,oje opredeljuje program social
le revolucije, covecanstvo, ma svo-
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OPOMENA

Zbog neocekivanih razloga pod
listak "Tajne Naroda" nece Sc po-
javiti ovom broju. Madame sc
da &c sc nastaviti u iducem broju.
UredniStvO.
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Vesela vecer Il HObOken, n. J.

Hrvasko
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Indiana Thanksgi giving Bazaar.

dzae L Thanksg
Washington 8 al tuvee
ito wise ihadoya Uce eprodat
o
gra dobu fer name
j. Ia oNalo oodirig Odbor
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-14

CASH FOR YOUR CAR
COULSON, 1850 WOODWARD
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Apartments for Rent
Furnishsd
Furnished Rooms for Rent

ART CENTRE-2e0 East Kirby; desirable
single room for gentleman; pleasant
surroundings.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-14
WANTED TO RENT, FACTORY
SPACE, 5000 SQUARE FIT.
CALL MADISON 2486.
~, p,,.i,... co,,,,i. ~,ants to rent


BUY u acre for $3.50. IS down. Tromley.
2I1 NJ Main ST., Royal Oak.
CRAWFORD LANE, le910-22-on Cadieux
Road. Like new: double home; four bed
rooms two baths and lavatory; .2-car:
playroom; air conditioned. Also sn-room Al
535 Neff Road. 500. Olive 67oo.
DEFENSE WoRKERs-Let us furnish your
home for as little as 50 per week. See
our complete Groom outft for only 500.
Contains studio and chair, ax12 living room
rug. lamp. end table 5-pc. oak dinette.
AMI mattress. Take 81 weeks 10 pay At
the Mart Furniture, 1880 Harper.
As NEW defense, Gratiot-S-Mt; 13700 Fair
mount dr.; rental purchase plan; low as
$500 dn. Open daily. UN. 1880.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-14
Apartments for Rent
Unfurnishsd

WYOMING, 1903, corner Dix, Dearborn
Near Ford's; decorated, lights, gas, hot
water; only $50. Hurry! Caretaker, 2oi.
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FOURTH. 4iIT-Housekeeping room. COM
fortsbly furnished: suitable quiet, sober
man. $500.
MICHIGAN, 33lT-.clean three front light
housekeeping; good transportation. La
fayette 07e6
WOODWARD. 3444- inear Enotl; two
large clean rooms. water, adults, $50.
CoLORED-one room, 3424 West Warren.
Adults. Temple 1-72o6.
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ATKINSON. 16t-Large front room. Suit
able for two; shower. telephone free.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-14

ATTRACTIVE room with private family,
by young woman buyer, as permanent
home. Write Box 1884, Detroit Times.
CLEAN four-room flat or small home; one
child. Trinity 1-942s.
EAST SIDE preferred: as rooms; lower
furnished, unfurnished: two children,
school age: references. Temple 1-2569.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-14
Income Bungalows for Rent

FIVE rooms heated, garage, refrigerator.
stove; S45; adults only. s205 American.
SIX rooms and bath, bedrooms. adults
only. $50 Lemay, near Mack.
1-RooM upper, heated, s45 month. sar
gent a Co, $40 4. State Fair.
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WANTED
/. 500 USED CARS
All models, spot cash; bring title
BERT B A K E r
NO. 900

1 900 CARS, trucks. for junk. $1s-$2o0.
Consumers Scrap Iron. Trinity 1-2s6o.
'3s or '37 PACKARD-Pay 500 cash.
Royal Powers, Sabdusky, -ohio.---
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DETROIT SUNDAY TIMES (PHoNE CHEEKY $500
Automobiles Wanted

A-A-A-cars for junk: we pay more. Best
Smelling. o37 4. Canneld. co, 1852.
AAA-JUNK CARS WAITED
Highest dollar paid Townsend b-4o49
A BETTER price for Junk cars: also
wrecks. 8. a S. Auto Parts. TW. 1883.
BETTER PRICE paid for junk ears
and trucks. Olive $3.50
AGAIN were paying top dollar for all
makes. Earl Reddick. i2220 Livernois.
AUTos-500 WANTED-TRY US LAST
Law a KOWATK
1851 LIVERNoIs NoRTHLAWN $500
CARS for junk; keep your tires; pay more.
Jeff's Auto Parts. 4o46 Humboldt Tyler
4-9036
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A IL HOUR vulcanizing service; reasonable.
Highest prices paid for used tires and
tubes 1900 GRAND RIVER.
lcOMPLETE tire service; guaranteed yui-
canIzing and recapping since 1928. Motor
City Tire Service. 3i31 Gratiot. Fitz, 1880.
UsEi Air Seal" Instantly seals pune
lures; prevents sudden flats: nearest
dealer. University $500.
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3-Bedroom Bungalow, 5000

Faust, 1945i, In Ord blk No. OF w. TMils
Rid. Fun basement, ii. A. heat. outside
vestibule, tile IN kitchen and bath. Others
as low as 81. 900. FLA terms. Only few
left Hurry! Open daily and sun. Quality
Realty Exch., 1900 Puritan. We. $4,000.
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$500 dn. Open daily. UN. 1880.
Flats for Rent
modern: adults. Wyandotte 1894.
CoLoRED-Madison 1888: S nicely ar
ranged clean rooms, upper, beautiful
porches.
Income Bungalows for Rent
FIVE rooms, heated, garage, refrigerator.
stove: $45; adults only. s2O5 American
SIX rooms and bath, 3 bedrooms: adults
only. $50 Lemay. near Mack
4-RooM upper, heated, s45 month. sar-
gent a Co, $40 4. State Fair.
------------ ------------------
Apartments for Rent
Unfwnished
WYOMING, 1903, corner Dix, Dearborn
Near Fords; decorated, lights. gas. hot
water; only $50. Hurry! Caretaker, 2ol.
Apartments for Rent
Furnished
ANTIETAM. 27o2--Colored; kitchenette, 2
light cory rooms; adults; near Jos.
Campau.
4roon furnished housekeeping apartments,
large living room, l or bedrooms with
ton; maid, linen service optional
THE WHITTIER LIE. 5000
NATIONAL AVE, 3646--2 rooms; clean;
everything included; IS per week
TIFFIN Apartments. es Winder; kitchen
cite apartment available. Also single
room apartments. Inquire Caretaker.
Furnished Rooms for Rent
ART cENTRE-2eo East Kirby; desirable
single room for gentleman; pleasant
surroundings.
ATKINSON. 1sf-Large front room. Suit
able for two; shower. telephone free.
ATTRACTIVE, newly furnished single
room and hpme privileges. 2202 w.
Grand Blvd,
BoULEv WARD. EAST GRAND, 1852
(DodgeD Single, s., with water; double,
81. so; tree parking.
CONCORD, s622-East side; Hsrper-vsn
Dyke section; % beautiful furnished
rooms.
CRUISE, l5OS5 (Fenken Attractive
room; single or double Vermont 7-l1l1.
optional private home. References.
Oregon O52s.
HoLCoMB, 120o-Attractive large double
one or two gentlemen. Excellent trans-
portation.
OUTER DRIVE West, 10115-Room for
one, two refined gentlemen; private home.
PASADENA, 42eo-1l block 18th car-Liver-
nois bus. Large room. gentleman.
PHILADELPHIA w. 2e2e-Linwood, Law
ton transportation; gentleman; private
home. Tyler 4-6S11,
POPLAR, 2o1s tGrand River). Clean, com
Portable, 1, rooms; private family.
Temple 2-4672.
PROMENADE, 12s40-Two refined gentle
men, couple: twin beds. Good transporta-
tion. Pingree 400e.
WYOMING, 1898, corner DIX, Dearborn,
near Ford's-C)esn sleeping rooms. Care
coLoRED-5e35 33rd ST., at Warren, large
front room, neatly furnished; reasonable.
Tyler 7-5030.
CoLoRED-Maple tcarline). Neatly fur
nished room. quiet; working man. F1tz-
roy 1898.
CoLoRED-Milwaukee. East, 114s; nicely
furnished room; clean; all conveniences !;
coLoRED-e4s East Bethune; Oakland
car: room; gentleman preferred. Madi-
son 0927.
CoLORED-226 Connecticut; two nice
rooms, one bedroom, kitchen. Townsend
s-s5il.
Vinewood furnished rms. !;
couple: also single person; modern con-
veniences. Tyler 6-6555.
COLORED-2s1 Leicester-Nice comfort
able room, kitchenette. Excellent trans
portation. Trinity 2-o135.
coLoRED-Beautiful large front, single
preferred: bus at door. Townsend $500.
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate list
ings in the big Sunday Times Want Ad
CpctiOnl
Evening star., 1942-05-19
Marvin Mclean Elected
By BrookIand Citizens

Marvin M. Mclean unanimously
was reelected president of the
Brookland Citizens Association last
night. Russell G. Wolfgram was
chosen vice president; Donald w.
Mobray, secretary. and R. w. Rec
tor, treasurer. Mr.. Mclean and
Mr.. Wolfgram were elected dele
gates to the Federation.
The association was told that
work will begin shortly on the site
for the proposed bus and streetcar
terminal at Twelfth and Quincy
streets NE. The establishment of
a loop at the terminal is expected
to provide more efficient service for
residents of the Michigan Park and
Brookland area.
A report on civilian defense by
Zone Warden M. McNerney revealed
that, though well trained, the 56
wardens and messengers of all four
sectors of one 3 were poorly
equipped. MI. McNerney suggested
a house toulouse canvassing cam
paign be set up at subsequent de-
fense meeting to obtain equipment.
Last nights meeting concluded
the associations season.
Evening star., 1942-05-19
3, the Associated Press.

CALCUTTA. May l9-Fierce
Karen tribeSmen commanded by
British officers were reported today
striking out from jungle hideouts
in the highlands of Burma's con-
quered southern Shan states in
guerrilla attacks on China bound
japanese conveys.
The guerrilla campaign, under
taken by 5000 tribesmen under five
British officers, was organized even
before the fall of Rangoon two
months ago. Their leader is tall,
religious colonel who is soldier.
philosopher and expert on the Far
East. To his comrades he's known
as "Spooky"
Against the day when the Japa-
nese might overrun Burma, Col
Spooky enlisted thousands of loyal
Karen villagers. They swore to the
army oath of allegiance, received
arms and trained in small bands
with captured Italian rifles. shot
guns. few Tommy guns and cross
bows firing poison tipped arrows
noiselessly into the dense forest.
On the British governments prom
Use to recompense them for all losses
after the war, the Karens sent their
women and children into the north
ern mountains for safety, burned
their homes and withdrew to the
jungle.
Spooky arranged hidden supplies
for his guerrilla army. some ele-
plants for transport and portable
wireless sets for communication. His
staff of four British officers wears
native skirts and turbans.
Badges showing a half rising sun
Evening star., 1942-05-19
Fierce Burma Tribesmen Drive
Against laps From Hideouts
British Officers Conduct Guerrilla Campaign
Against Enemy Thrustne Toward China

and the Karen drum are the only
insignia the troops wear.
A price of 500 rupees was set for
each japanese officer whose killing
is confirmed, 100 rupees for Japa-
nese commissioned officer or
private.
Spooky laughed at the suggestion
he was the Lawrence of Burma. I"
He expressed hope that his opera
tions would keep the Japanese busy
while the United Nations prepared
counteroffensive to regain Burma.
Ten years in the Far East, he won
the friendship of the hill tribes by
spending his leaves with them. He
often told British juniors to study
native religions, probably more i'm
portant than the study of strategy
for officers intending to command
native troops.
The Karens, historically friendly
to the British and Chinese, remem-
Der old animosities toward the Bur-
mese and Thai. now the tools of the
japanese.
Evening star., 1942-05-19

lation" lasted all day at the club,
2o01 New Hampshire avenue NV.
Economic reasons for price con-
troll were discussed by r. v. Gilbert,
director Of the Research Division,
o. P. A. Dexter M. Keezer. deputy
administrator. o. p A., told of the
coverage of the retail price control,
and the organization setup to en-
force It, Karl Borders, director Of
the Rent Division, explained rent
control.
Evening star., 1942-05-19
Medical Society 10 Hear
Ex-Dies Aide Tomorrow

John c. Metcalfe. former agent
for the Dies Committee, author and
lecturer, will speak on Grave Dig
gers of Democracy" at the annual
banquet of the Washington Medical
and Surgical Society tomorrow night
at the Columbia Country Club.
The DR.. Frank Gibson award will
be presented to the member of the
society who has been selected as
having given the most valuable
scientific paper of the year.
Evening star., 1942-05-19
Early Showdown Seen
On |ta|y's Demands
For French Soil
New Agitation Of Press
Presents Germany With
Grove Political Problem

ey the Associated Press.
BERN, Switzerland, May ia
renewed outburst Va Italian press
agitation for French territories as a
reward for Italian participation in
the war has confronted Germany
with a grave political problem at a
moment when she is striving to win
French military cooperation and
bending every energy toward the
struggle on the Eastern front.
Nice. Savoia. Corsica, TuniSia !"
was the clamor of Fascist crowds be-
fore the war, but none of these
claims has yet been recognized. The
present demands of the Italian press
for at least some of these territories
is the strongest since the armistice
was signed in 1910.
At the same time. adding to Ger
many's problems, are similar terri
torial souabbles between Rumania
and Hungary, and between Spain
and France.
Foreign observers believe that for
NAL representations already have
been made by Italy and that a
showdown may come within two
weeks.
Moroccan Question Discussed.
Spain, acting more quietly through
her ambassador, Jose Felix Lequeri-
ca. is believed to have discussed with
Pierre Laval, chief of government at
Vichy, the question of Morocco.
Generalissimo Francisco Franco of
Spain is reported to be giving atten-
ton to the amputation of some of
Spanish Morocco in 1906 and to be
considering the possibilities OF a
restoration. Spanish immigration
10 Oran in French Morocco has in
creased sharply and organized racial
groups there are agitating sharply.
Rumania is keeping up steady
propaganda by press, radio and
speeches to regain Pennsylvania,
ceded to Hungary in 1910 by the
Axis award of Vienna.
Italy's position is that she has had
hard luck in Africa is still battling
hard against guerrilla insurgents in
Yugoslavia, and that if the Italian
people are to go on fighting they
must have visible evidence of some
gain.
Spain's demands may be in the
nature Of reward asked for future
services.
Put Laval in Tight Spot.
The Italian-Spanish demands are
putting Laval in a tight spot. Civ
ing up territory certainly would
create a furore among the French
people just as he is attempting to
picture the gains to be had by part
cuSe him of stalling, while the Ger
mans say he is yet to be judged by
his accomplishments.
An important effect of these agi-
tations Is tendency to create new
coalitions beneath the broad Axis
framework Ruma.- IS swervlng
toward Bulgaria in a campaign of
w al anu iCoiio Oll NOi-
many for support against Hungary
Hungary looks to italy Admiral
Nicholas H 'ly, the Hungarian re-
gent. last spoke of Italians as
enemies in the last war who are
''our best friends" now.
These chickering's have an effect
on Hitler's war effort. Rumania,
Hungary and Italy have not sent
their full troop quotas to the East
ern front. France, confronted by
Italian demands. keeps her fleet.
Evening star., 1942-05-19
Congressional Club Hears
Talks on Price CeiIinqs

More than 100 members and guests
of the Congressional Club yesterday
heard speakers from the Office of
Price Administration explain the
new retail price ceilings now in
effect.
Sessions of an Institute on Gen.
eral Maximum Price Control Regu-
Evening star., 1942-05-19

Evans led the informal discussion
following speeches. Presiding was
Mrs. John Taber, president of the
club. There was a buffet luncheon.
Evening star., 1942-05-19

Price control, generally, Mrs. May
Thompson Evans of o. P. A. told
the group, lays the cornerstone of
our wartime economic policy" Mrs
Evening star., 1942-11-09

opposition in Africa probably would
be put up by Admiral Darlan's navy
and naval controlled coastal bat
teries.
If land opposition is not great,
the good communication routes of
Algeria should enable the Allied
Army to move eastward at a speed
greater than that of the British
9th Army in its pursuit of the rem
nants of Marshal Rommels African
corps westward.
At Least 10 Landings.
With the American landings-at
least 10 were reported by Vichy to
have been made on the Atlantic
and Mediterranean coasts h e
Allies battle line appeared to be
forming with a speed undreamed OF
a few weeks ago.
Skirting Spanish Morocco, the
first expeditionary units-estimated
by Vichy at 100000 men-struck
across the Atlantic and the Mediter-
ranean to establish beachheads in
Guiding these points:
Mogador, 180 miles south of Casa
blanca.
Agadir, 65 miles farther south
along the coast.
Safi, 14O miles south of Casa
blanca.
Fedhala, II miles north of Casa
blanca.
Bou-Znika. 13 miles farther north.
Menediya. north of Rabat, capital
of French Morocco.
Bou Sfer and Cape Signale, 20
miles west of Oran.
ArZew, SO miles northeast of Oran.
Zones both east and west of Al
giers. where columns of flame and
smoke spiraled UP from water front
warehouses shelled by United
States destroyer.
Some observers here said this en-
terprise, synchronized with 1t. Gen.
B. L. Montgomery's knockout of
Marshal Rommel's army, possibly
would shorten the war by years.
Allied control of the entire North
African coast line, reopening the
Mediterranean for shipping supplies
on the short route to Egypt, India
and Soviet Russia via Iran, would
be the equivalent of gain of mil
lions Of tons of shipping.
Military commentators argued
that big Allied army in the Medi-
terranean would hasten 1taly's exit
from the war and put Germany
under a three-cornered squeeze from
hostile forces in Britain, Italy or
Africa, and Russia.