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Evening star., 1942-08-27
Pacific War Council
Encouraged by Gains
In 5oIomons Battle
Prime Minister Fraser
Tells MucArthur's Views
On Allied Situation
Earlier Story on Page A-4.)

>AAAANA SSOA O1I 06C an
New Zealand's part in the
South Pacific battle against
Japan and in the United Ma
tons war strategy generally
was discussed by Prime Minister
Peter Fraser of New Zealand with
the Pacific War Council in a
meeting at the White House to-
day.
With emphasis on New Zealand
because OF Mr.. Fraser's presence as
a guest Of President Roosevelt, the
council also reviewed the Allied Of
fensive in the Solomon Islands and
its members were encouraged by the
gains made there.
Gives MacArthur's Views.
Walter Nash, New Zealand Min
ister to this country, told reporters
on leaving the White House that
his Prime Minister, who probably
knows as much as any one" about
the situation in the South Pacific,
had explained it in detail to the
council members.
British Ambassador Lord Halifax
reported that Mr.. Fraser also was
able to give the council f1rst-hand
account of what Gen. Douglas Mac
Arthur thinks about the situation in
the area where he is the supreme
Allied commander. En- route to
Washington. Mr.. Fraser conferred
with Gen. Macarthur in Australia.
Lord Halifax also quoted Mr..
Fraser as saying that Gen. Mac
Arthur was deeply impressed by the
cordial way in which the American
and Australian forces are working
together.
Real Gain" in Solomons.
Mr.. Nash said that President
Roosevelt gave the council a pro-
gress report on the Solomon Islands
offensive, and he remarked that
"the gain is real" with the appar-
ent dispersal Of Japanese forces
there.
The council meeting followed an
au-morning conference between Mr..
Roosevelt and the New Zealand
Prime Minister, who arrived here
yesterday.
After the meeting, Mr.. Fraser
was luncheon guest OF Secretary
Hull at the Carlton Hotel
Evening star., 1942-08-27
8Fires Started
In Capital Of
Germany
London Also Reports
Successful Raids
On Enemy Ships
Bs the Associated Press.

b the Associated Press.
MOSCOW, Aug. 27.-Russian
planes bombed military and in
dustrial detectives last night In
Berlin, Danzig and Koenigsberg,
and attacked other towns in
eastern, northeastern and central
Germany, the Russians announc-
ed tonight.
Nine large fires were reported OBJ
served In Berlin and Danzig and 10
were spotted in Koenigsberg. Ex-
plosions were reported in Koenigs-
berg.
LONDON, Aug. n LP.-The
Air Ministry issued this COM
munique tonight:
Hurricane bombers escorted by
Spitfires attacked enemy ship
ping off Dieppe this morning.
Four ships were hit by bombs.
Soon after midday squadron
OF Bostons escorted and covered
by a strong force of fighters
bombed the German airfield at
Abbeville. Bursts were seen on
railways and in dispersal areas.
One Boston which was hit by
antiaircraft fire was lost.
One member of its crew was
killed. The others. two of whom
were wounded. were rescued from
the sea. Our fighters had many
combats with enemy fighters dur
ing this raid and rescue opera
tions. Three enemy fighters were
destroyed.
Nine Of our fighters are missing.
Evening star., 1942-08-27
Mrs. Byron Acts os Speaker

On invitation of Acting Speaker
A. L. Bulwinkle of North Carolina,
Mrs. Katherine Byron of Maryland
presided as speaker in the House
today. Mrs. Byron recently an
nounced her withdrawal from the
campaign for reelection to the
House from the Sixth Maryland
District.
Evening star., 1942-08-27
WPB Report Denying
Black Market in Steel
Coniradieted by Dowd
Tells House Group
He Believes There Are
Evosions Of Regulations

By the Associated Press.
Hector j. Dowd, investigator for
the War Production Board, dis
claimed today all responsibility for
the language used in WPB press
release relative to a report OF his
investigation into charges that there
Is ''black market" in steel.
The release, issued August II, said
that mo evidence was developed to
show directly that steel products
had been shipped to the Higgins
company in violation of WPB
orders"
A charge that there was "black
market" by which steel warehouses
evaded the WPB ALLEGATIONS regula-
tions and OPA price ceilings by SELL
ing any quantity of steel broken
down into less-than- carload lots,
was made by Frank Higgins of Hig-
gins Industries, Inc, New Orleans.
The charge was made recently
during an investigation by a House
Merchant Marine Subcommittee
into cancellation of a Maritime
Commission contract with the Hig-
gins firm for construction of 200
Liberty cargo ships.
Whitewash of WPB Denied.
Mr.. Dowd denied, under question
ing before the committee today that
his report was an attempt to white
wash the WPB and said on the con-
trary that he was convinced there
are evasions of WPB regulations.
The report he made after trip
to New Orleans. he said, was merely
preliminary and intended to be only
"springboard" for the actual be-
ginning OF Investigations which he
said were still under way.
George Letchworth, WPB attor-
ney, told the committee "it was his
opinion as lawyer" that the prac-
tice, of which the committee claims
to have evidence. of breaking down
large steel orders from warehouses
into less-than-carload lots to avoid
WPB regulations, was "a violation. -
Chairman Peterson said the COM
mittee had mo quarrel" with Mr.
DoWd's report.
Three Types Of Violations.
In his report Mr.. Dowd said there
were three types of possible vio-
lations which may be developed as
result of the investigation now
being undertaken by the compliance
branch"
These he named as warehouse.
receiving steel in excess of WIPE
quotas, shipments of greater-than
car lots in split purchase orders
and steel mills showing preference
to deliveries to warehouses.
Earlier r. E. Anderson, director
OF finance of the Maritime Commits
sion, told the committee total COM
mitments" by the commission on
the Higgins contract were between
$28, ,o0o, 900 and $40 900 600, much OF
which Is In the course Of being cam
celed or detected elsewhere" He
said estimates of total cost Of the
Higgins contract, when Cancelled, in
cluding the plant itself, housing,
supplemental power and transporta-
ton facilities, were "close to $780,
00o, 900"
Evening star., 1942-08-27
Court Order Restraints Koiser:
OPA Price Violations CHARGED
Ship Firm Called 'Scoffow. Porticipont'
In Illegal Deal With Steel Company
Gruener said, and added in a state

Gruener said, and added In q state
ment:
I'm purchasing its steel on an
illegal market the Kaiser Co., Inc,
has branded itself as a scofflaw
participant in the illegal transac-
tions" cited in the court order. TN
its eagerness to snatch steel from
the other famished war industries
by paying prof1teer prices it enabled
the Builders Structural Steel Co.
to violate the law.
THE Builders Structural Steel
Co., for its part, has taken advan-
tage of the war made steel shortage
to exact an illegal toll The ex-
cessive prices which it charged are
in reality paid by the public, which
is financing the war effort"
Judge Wilkin ordered a hearing
for September 5.
Mr.. Kaiser, who proposes to build
(See KAISER page 1-XO
Evening star., 1942-08-27
Detroit Jury Finds Dodge
Met Death Accidentally

Dodge had suffered a 10-inch frac-
ture of the skull.
The corone>s jury reported for
mally that:
Dodge came to his death by
cerebral hemorrhage, precipitated
by skull fracture that he suffered
en- the morning of August IL. ac-
cidentally, in Mcclellan (police)
station. No crime was found"
In the course of the inquiry wit
nesses testified that Mr.. Dodge had
been dropped to the floor by police
officer and struck his head. Others
testified that he pulled himself
away from an ofIicer and fell to the
floor.
Evening star., 1942-08-27
House Defers Action
On Servicemen's Vote
(EarIier STORY on Page All

Earlier Story on Page A-12)
House action on the amended
servicemen's vote bill was deferred
today until Monday.
BY that time, Chairman SABBATH
of the Rules Committee said, he
hopes to obtain an agreement to
send the controversial legislation
to a conference committee to adj
Just Senate and House differences.
Evening star., 1942-08-27
By the Associated Press.


CLEVELAND, Aug. 27.-The
Kaiser Co., Inc, headed by the
West Coast shipbuilder, Henry j.
Kaiser, and a Cleveland firm
were restrained by Federal
Court order today from further
alleged violations of OPA price
ceilings on steel.
The temporary restraining order,
signed by Judge Robert N. Wilkin
at the request of the Once of Price
Administration, named the Kaiser
concern and the Builders Structural
Steel Co. of Cleveland.
James C. Gruener, regional OPA
attorney, declared the Kaiser Co.
purchased from the Cleveland con-
Germ $4,000 pounds OF steel on only
one order, but it was shipped in
less than carload lots, he said, to
evade OPA's price maximums. The
order was given in mid-July, Mr..
Evening star., 1942-08-27
Swedish Freighter Sunk
~ the Associated Press.

b the Associated Press.
DETROIT, Aug. 27.-A coroner's
Jury today reported that John Du-
val Dodge, son of the late multi
millionaire automobile manufac-
turer, met his death August 13 by
accidental means and that no crime
was involved.
For six full days the jury had
heard testimony from police and
acquaintances of young Dodge, who
died more than "a hours after he
was arrested and taken to a local
precinct police station following a
disturbance In an east side residen-
tiAl area.
An autopsy showed that Mr..
Evening star., 1942-08-27
Francis B. Soyre, Jr.,
Joins Navy as Chaplain
b, The Associated press.

Bs the Associated Press.
MOSTON, Aug. 27.-Francis B.
Sayre, jr., son of the former Com
missioner of the Philippines and
grandson of the late President
Woodrow Wilson, was sworn in to-
day as lieutenant, Junior grade,
in the Navy Chaplain's Corps. The
oath was administered at First
Naval District headquarters.
1t. Sayre, a native of Cambridge,
was ordained an Episcopal minister
a year ago. He is graduate of
Williams College.
Evening star., 1942-08-27
RetoiI jewelers. Elect
D. c. Mon at PorIey
Ry the Associated Press.

Fs the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Aug. 27.-Charles J.
M1chaels of Hartford, Conn, was
elected President of the American
National Retail Jewellers Association
at their convention in the Waldorf
Astoria hotel today.
Mr.. Michaels is former national
ice-president for the northwestern
region. He succeeds Henry w. Won
Unruh, of Cincinnati, who becomes
a member of the executive board.
Newly elected vice-president for
the northeastern region is Arthur
j. Sundlun of Washington, D. G..
Evening star., 1942-08-27
Gift Cigarettes Sold in Trade
Of Brands, Army Explains

The explanation given was this:
In getting a better selection Of
brands for the post exchanges,
somebody traded a quantity of a
salable brand for an equal quantity
of another brand which already had
been stamped for free distribution.
AS for price, British and Ameri-
can authorities agreed with the
Egyptians not to undersell the pub
lie wholesale market, which aver
ages 5.4 piasters, equal to about %
cents.
Evening star., 1942-08-27
Racing Secretary, Wife
Purents of Duuqhter

Special Dispatch to The Star.
BALTIMORE, Aug. 81. - Mrs.
Charles McLennan, wife Of the
racing secretary Of that name, gave
birth to an 8-pound daughter in
Johns Hopkins Hospital here today.
1t is the second child for the former
Mary Hirsch, daughter of Trainer
Max HirSch OF New York.
Evening star., 1942-08-27
Argentine Deputies
Hear Ruiz Guinuzu
~ the Associated Press.

Ey The ASSocIated Press.
BUENOS AIRES, Argentina, Aug.
F.-Foreign Minister Enrique Ruiz
Guinazu appeared today before a
secret meeting Of the Foreign Al
fairs Committee of the Chamber of
Deputies, which was called to con-
slider q resolution recommending
that Argentina break relations with
the Axis.
Ruiz Guinazu refused to comment
after the meeting. He was asked to
return tomorrow,
Evening star., 1942-08-27
Earlier Story on Page A-4.)
~.

B! the Associated Press.
CAIRO, Aug. 27.-Offlcials ex-
planned the United States Army's
cigarette mystery today.
Soldiers have been asking why they
had to pay % cents package in
some post exchanges for cigarettes
stamped Smokes for Yanks," and
why, even If they were not gift
cigarettes. the price should be so
high on duty-free article.
Evening star., 1942-08-27
Scraps Monument

VICHY, Aug. 81 (P.-The monu-
ment In Vichy to the French Re-
public was torn down yesterday by
municipal order for use as scrap
metal.
Evening star., 1942-08-27
.ushinqton Park

in, THsRD and ss,,sd ii. ss
Jockarando tLit'berger) 700 $50 800
Dust tPuccD 500 $50
Bayport (Scurlock $40
Time, / :B6.
Also ran-Auld Lans eyne. Baby Norma
JOY, EnElish Harry, Emdale. Hijou. Sylvan
Dell, Yank Bomber Pompous Genie.
Evening star., 1942-08-27
NurruQunsett Park

FOURTH RACE-Purse, 81, 300; claim
ins; 3-year-olds; l mile and 10 yards
Landslide (Atkinson) 42O 32O
Amy ReiRh (ZufeIt) 80
Time, 1:43as.
Also rAn-Silyer Grail One Link Is.
AmS Islam
Evening star., 1942-08-27
Markets at. a GIonce

NEW YORK, Aug. q R.-
Stocks, steady; leaders recover
fractions. Bonds, higher; rails
and utilities sprint. Cotton, ir-
regular; New Orleans selling,
hedging and trade buying.
CHICAGO. - Wheat, higher;
small professional buying. Corn,
about steady; limited industrial
demand. Cattle. steers and year.
lings fully steady; Eastern buy
ers. Hogs. weak to 10 lower;
top, $3.50; talk Of ceiling.
Evening star., 1942-08-27
RUSSIANS BOMB BERLIN OTHER NAZI CITIES
Late News Bulletins

Chinese Take Tsinsien in Kiongsi Drive
CHUNGKINo Cpp.-Chnese forces have Topped another
IS miles of the section of the Cheiang railway
japanese hands by the ecapture of Tnn only IS miles
southeast of Nanchang the chief enemy base in Kiangs
Province, Chinese dispatches reported tonight.
Planes Reported Over Sofia
BERLIN (From German Broadcasts) GA brief air raid
alarm sounded last night Sofia number other
Bulgarian towns when arpanes of undetermined nationality
new Bulgarian territory. There reports of
bombings.
Miss Brough Beats Mrs. Van Ryn
NEW YORK Qp.-Louise Brough of Beverly Hills Calf,
inaugurated the national tennis championships at Forest
Hills today with impressive 60 60 victory
Marjorie Gladman Van Ryn of Austin Tex. The California
girl heavily favored to win the women title relnqushed by
Mrs. Sarah Pafrey Cooke looked the part she blew
veteran opponent off the court in the eased
up obviously In the second
Earlier Story Page C-1)
Swedish Freighter Sunk
NEW YORK lP1-The Swedish freight motorship Suecia
$3.50 TONS sunk August 49, the American Swedish
News Exchange said today by
from Stockholm. All the saved. The location
OF the sinking not given.
Evening star., 1942-08-27

FIFTH RAcE-Purse. $1,000; claim
ing; 3-year-olds and upward; 6 furlongs
Madigama (Meade) 1l4O $40 $50
Cuantos (McCrcary) 36O D. 90
First Son (Young) 800
Time, 1:111s.
Also rAn-Scotch Tran, 4 QuakertoWn
q Minee-Mo.
Evening star., 1942-08-27
Todoy's Home Runs

American.
Williams, Boston, 1st inning.
National.
Gornicki, Pittsburgh, 7th inning.
Evening star., 1942-08-27
Camden

FOURTH RACE-Purse 81 200; claim.
Ing; maidens; 2year- -olds; 5h furlongs.
Fast Tempo lMascheck) TAO 4.2O $50
Lord Win (Roberts) 43O 33O
Fire Kabo (Clingman) 700
Time, :034s.
Also ran-Viking's Tack. McDun Snow
swirl, Hada Fortune, Roseate Dreams
Blues Singer, Master Pete. Casadore, Gala
Evening star., 1942-08-27

FOURTH RACE-Purse $500; claim.
Ing: 3-year-olds and up; 6h furlongs.
Lena Girl (Bocson) 1850 4 90
Jean c. tPrain) 3i0
Time, 1:26h.
Ger, SOUGHT After, United Force.
Evening star., 1942-08-27
Mojor League Games
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Mojor League Games
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Cleveland = O01 100 O02-4 III
Boston ----- 100 100 900 81
Batteries-Basby and Heean, Hushsen
(Only Game Scheduled.)
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
At Pittsburgh
Boston ----- 600 600 o
Pittsburgh 0O2 600 3
Battsries-Gornicki and Lopez; Tobin
At Cincinnati
New York 600 600
Cincinnati OOO 600
Batteries-Feldman and Danninr; Starr
and Lamanno.
Brooklyn at st. Louis-5:30 PM.
(Only Games Scheduled
Evening star., 1942-08-27
Lute Races
Marlboro

Earlier Results and Entries for
Tomorrow on Page TX.
Evening star., 1942-08-27

(See KAISER, Page 2-X0
Evening star., 1942-08-27

Mild temperatures today. warmer tonight. Tenn.
peratures today-Highest, rs. at 3:45 pm; low.
est, 81, at 6:48 an
from the Omitted etares weather Bureau Report
tful Report Pare A-16)
The Valley settler., 1942-05-01


ocCUPATIoMAL DEFzR1HT
in
essential
announced NaticaL Head
by Brig. Gen. Hershey, Director Of
December 1884,
essential
ational
inusty business pursuit. sov9'n1
Interest
hoalt ntorost limited to act
Gaily
lifo."
TO il Glass 2B be a"noooso?J man,
the
NECESSARY regis
National
"crtical activtios
activities tho
Critical
The Valley settler., 1942-05-01

a special mooting Of c Few Of
the I'll local leaders was hold in
tho Ext cnsion of ice April 27 to
mako plans for tho Al program,
which included 4H Sunday Boys
Carp, Girls Co-"o, llally en- a
chi cvc1acnt Days, anG tic Il toir.
Hrs. VIRGIL 3ckert or2 RS, Lorle
Anderson wcrc appointed o. TIC
Inomi Mating comm ttco for TO Off,
Gers OF the Al loa6crs Cornell.
.ins Noil I.illor Will moot ut the
7xtcnsio on Agents to mako tentative
plans or Al Club Sunday. Tho All
Leaders Council Will meet lAay IL.
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moze uspet ako ignorise glavni uzrok privat-
no ylasnistvo i klasno izrabl jivanje
Jedina solucija jeste proizvodnja "a upotrebu.
Ma a. maja, pomocni Sekretar Drzave,
Adolph A. Berle, rekao je pred konferencijom
National Nutrition,'' da farmer Kanade, Sic
dinienih Drzava mnogih republika JUNE A
merike, ne bi sc trebali brinut preko-mor-
skim piiacama kada bi svaka familija americ-
kog kontinenta imala onoliko hrane koju bi
trebaa imati da pobojsa budutnosti zdrav-
lie Amerikanaca."
Istog dana je Predsednik Roosevelt pro-
glasio neograniceno opasno stanJe. svom go
voru, upucen naciji on je podvlacio neophod-
most pijaca veleci: "Dohodak farma? Sta Sc
desava swim farmerskim suviscima bez nikak-
We strane trgovine?.... Slobodna trgovina je
bitna "a mas ekonomski zivot. Mi ne jedemo
svu hranu koju proizvodimo; mi ne gorimo svo
ulie koje pumpamo mi ne upotrebljavamo sve
stvar koje proizvodimo."
A uzrko radi cega mi ne trosimo ovo bo-
gatstvo, Londonska Komora ga potvrdjuje,
ieste tai sto radnici nemaju cine da ga ku-
ne = cak kao sto su nenahranjeni i 1--WE
heidi Niti &c radnici ikada imati cine da ku-
ne proizvode svoga rada dogod kapitalizam
postoii, Ocevidna apsudnost izvazanja veceg
bogatstva no sto Sc uvaze nestaee, zajedno sa
ekonomskim sukobom nacija, kada &c Sc sreds-
tya proizvodnje drustveno posedovati kada
60 radnici primati punu drustvenu vrednost
syoga prozvoda Socijalizam, sa njegovom u
nravom cd strane Saveta Industrijalne Junije,
planranom proizvodnjom planiranom razme-
nom. jeste solucija ovih drugih problema.
svaka solucija kojoj manjka Socijalizam jeste
unapred osudjena ma promasaj
WEEKLY PEOPLE.
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KAPITALISTICKI PROBLEM
IZVOZA.
(Nastavak sa 2. strane.)

Sc izvazanje pravog bogatstva wise cd uvaza-
MAJ cin sa cijem vidu da Sc resi- domaci
problem besposice. Da Ii SUI espari koj Sc pro-
daju preko vode proizvedeni "a izvoz zbog pre-
komernog razvitka prozvodnje, iii su oni re-
zutat slucajne suvisne prozvodnje koju re-
zultuju pokusaj mnogih kapitalista da prepu
ne place, suvisak mora prodati preko vode.
Niti vazi koliko je malen oval suvisak
sravnjenju sa ukupnim proizvedenim vrednos
TINA. Kada owl suvisci pocinju da gomila-
ju poplave domace place, kriza dolazi koja
Sc, u nase doba, moze prebrodit samo posre-
dom razaranja suvisnog bogatstva ratu.
U drugom delu izvestaja Londonska Ko-
mora sazaljeva stanje stvari u kojem radnici
nemaju sa cine da kupe svoje sopstvene pro-
izvode. Njihova oskudnost kupovne moci, ona
veil, jeste "faktor ogranicavanja proizvodnje
pravog bogatstva.' Njhova nemastina je IL to-
liko wise neskladna jer Sc danas "prestari pro-
blem proizvodnje "a sve uveliko resio"
Takvo otvoreno rriznanje nateralo je rad
nieke vodje da pozdrave izvestaj kao stvar IL
vanredne vaznosti prav pokusaj da Sc nadje
soucija bolestima koje muee drustvo. Ali go
lucia" koja Sc stvarno podnosi, svakako, os-
tavlja uzrok nedirnutog Ma mesto da Sc uki-
ne izrabl ljivanje radnika cd strane kapitalista,
njom Sc trazi ukinuce internacionalne KAY
ge medju kapitalistima. cak i ovome je ia
"solucija' utopijska ali to je dec izvestaja
sa kojim cemo Sc pozabaviti drugom prilikom
Dovojno je ovde reel da nj jedan pokusaj ko-
il Sc cini da Sc izleci drustvo cd bolesti ne
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IL zIVOTA FEDERACIJE.

|. Studen $1,000, G. sulentic $1,000
Ukupno $4,000
LACKAWANNA, N. Y:
N. Baliak $1,000, NJ. Mrdjenovit So
90, E. Radjenovic $500, b. Galovlc
$500 p. Radjenovic $500.
ukupno $4,000.
NEW YORK, n. Y:
E. Vukotic $500, n. Frantin $500,
J. Radov $500, B. Radov $500, A.
Frantin $500, f. Rack 5000 }. T. r.
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(Svrsice se.)

Pravi najgori neprijatelj ma
roda ieste danasnja burzoaska
Stamina. Zato sc drzite strogo svom
dusom devize sto vam je dobacU
lem: Prezir mrznja, smrt pro-
past danasnjoj burzoaskoj stam-
nj! - Lassalle.
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N ASI DOPISI.
Sa diva piknika.
New York, N. Y.

Ogranci New York Hoboken
odrzali su prvi zajednicki piknik
owe sezone ma obicnom mestu =
Palisade Park, Ia. Juna.
Tog dana je bilo takvo vreme
da je jedva moglo biti gore "a pix
mix. Cd vrlog jutra bilo je kiso-
vito. A posle podne "a neko vre-
me padala je tako jaka kisa ola
smo Sc svi drugovi pitali, sta da
radimo sa kupljenim stvarima O.
sobito sa janjcima? Ali prkos
naseg "pesimizma" i losem vre-
menu sakupio Sc broj gostiju do
voljno ne samo da Sc pokriju tros-
kovi vec smo dobili cist prihod
cd $4,000.
Medju posetom bio je znatan
broj drugova Amerikanaca, a s
NINA dodje drug John P. Quinn.
Naravno, mi smo cd MEGA trazili
da nam odrzi pozdravnu rec, sto
je on i ucinio valjano. On mas je
potsetio da mi, radnicka klasa,
trpimo danas vetu tiraniju no sto
su je trpeli nasi revolucionarni
ocevi 1776., prema tome VEGA nam
! je potreba "a revoluciju, koja je,
NINA hvala, ovdje moguca da sc
izvrsi mirno civilizovano ako Sc
opametimo i radimo onako kako
mas uci S. L. P. Ma jugoslavens-
kom jeziku je govorio drug T. Je-
lusic u istom duhu.
Nasa simpaticarka Irene Gruic
darovala nam je rukom izradjene
jstvari Cd kojih smo prihodovali
$3.50, a drugarica Jelusic je po-
klonila kolace. Nasa i'm postena
hvala.
Drugi zajednicki piknik odrza-
smo 10. julia. Tog dana vreme be-
Sc bas kao sto treba da je "a pix
mix. Ovoga puta nismo imali pre-
mnogo stvari, narcotic u picu,
posto je bila velika vrucina. Tako
smo morali trcati "a pivu gde smo
ie mogli dobiti. Drugi put nam Sc
ovo nece desiti jer cemo kupltl
vecu kolicinu piva. Zato bez stra-
Ina svi ma mas iduci piknik %. av-
gusta.
| Ovoga puta smo culi pozdravnu
rec druga Evanica ali ne direkt-
no vec posredom rekorda koga ]e
on ma svoje vreme nacinio. Pre-
Ina tome, govor je bio valJano
sredjen. samo steta je bila sto Sc
nije mogao jasno cuti, jer je ma
sini nesto falilo. Ia ista gramo-
lfonska masina sluzi nam ma pix
nicima kao "orkestar." Jamcimo
da &c iduceg piknika ona biti per-
fektna.
| Ia oval piknik dobili smo pok-
Iona u kolacima cd Mrs. c. Sla-
dov. Mrs. B. Jancekin Mrs. Ar
lniger. Swim i'm najlepsa hval;..
Cist prihod sa ovoga piknika "a
oba Ogranka bio je $113.62.
Sada Sc samo spremajmo "a mas
liduci piknik cd %. augusta, Jer
Inc samo da ovo moze biti posled-
[nji piknik owe sezone vee cemo ma
Iniemu uciniti sve sto mozemo ola
Sc sto uspesnije proslavi 35-go-
disnjica opstanka R. B., pax nam
Imoze biti zao ako promasimo da
'svoj udeo ueinimo. Zato ma pix
mix svi veterani R. B. NemoJte
Imisliti da ie ovo stara stvar, Jec
ina jos mnogo da Sc Moi radi.
i A. F., dopisnik.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-08-06
Piknik u Detroit. Mich.

Pknik Detroit. Mich.
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Fond
uknku okau, Russell st. Ia dobu polgu
"Nckon Garden" natps L.