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RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-12-24

Dvolicni stvorovi sirom celog
sveta opet ponavljaju milozvu&ne
ali lame reci 81 mir ma zemlji."
Po svetskim okeanima jure rat
ne ladje velikih naciia. ma NINA
Sc nalaze mladi mornari mnogih
vera nacija. Nacije su podelje-
ne Ma diva ratujuca tabora. Rat
Sc vodi "a svetsku nadmoc jedne
iii dfuge grupe tih nacija. Nevi-
ma mladost koja Sc nalaZi ma rat
MIN brodovima iedne grupe naci-
ia, naucena je .da nevinu mladost
drugih nacija smatra neprijate-
lima | jedni drugi trenirani su
da upravljaju sa smrtonosnim
spravama svojih brodova sa svr-
HON da potope i uniste jedni dru-
ge. Ali to ia svetske licemere ne
zlaci nista, oni nam dale peva-
iu: Il mir ma zemlji."
Ma svih pet kontinenata nalaze
Sc do zuba naoruzane sile sveta.
Kao ma moru tako ma kopnu, te
SUI sile podeljene ma diva ratuju-
ca tabora. Oruzane trenirane su
te sile, naredjeno i'm je da traze
jedni druge, da Sc hvataju u kos
tao da Sc medjusobno unistava-
iu. Ali nista zato, svetski liceme-
ri nam pevaju: Il mir Ma zem-
ljiv
Nebrojene hiljade mladih. zdra
viii, jakih umno i telesno ia
kin mladica, dizu Sc nebu pod OBJ
lake sa mehanickim spravama ko-
je predstavljaju najveci razvitah
svetske tehnike. Ali oni, kao O.
nj ma moru oni ma kopnu, trent
rani su da lete mad predelima ze-
MALTA koje i'm njihovi zapovednici
kazu da su "neprijateljske', oni
SUI snabdeveni sa najmodernijim
spravama unistavanja, gde prodju
njihovi avijoni ostaju brojne zrt-
We - deca, ljudi, zene, a da i ne
spominjemo rusenje ploda ljuds-
kog rada. Ali nemojmo Sc uzruja-
vati, svetski licemeri nam obeca-
vaju; 81 mir ma zemlji"
Mladoi majci puca srce drzeci
nejako dete kome ne moze obJas-
niti da tata nece kititi bozicno dr.
vece posto Sc nalaZi udaljen ne
koliko hiljada milja ma jednoj cd
mnogih ratnih poljana sveta. Ne
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-12-24
Tuberkul0za sc Siri II
ratuiucim zemljama.

National tuberculosis Assoeia-
tion javlja da Sc broj zrtava tuber-
kuloze povecava. U Parizu, "a pr
viii sest meseci 1941., umrlo je
cd tuberkuloze 10 posto wise nego
Ii prvoj polovini 1889. Broj zr-
tava koje pate Cd tuberkuloze pos
kocio je "a 400 posto. Izmedju 49,
39-41. u Engleskoj i Wales posko-
clio je broj zrtaya cd tuberkuloze
"a 10 posto; Skotskoj "a 18 posto.
U America jos pate Cd tuber-
kuloze preko 40 cd svakih 100000
osoba. Kanada rekorduje povisicu
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-12-24
Straik raZvaZaca nOvina
u New YOrku.

Razvazaci 10 njuj ujorskih dnevnih
novina istupili su ma strajk S
time sprecili sirenje tih novina
proslog ponedeljka GA. decembra)
jutro. Radnici SUI trazili povisi-
Gu cd Is posto iii $3.50 nedeljno
Is najslabije placene radnike ko-
j primaju $4,000 nedeljno. Novi-
narsko udruzenje vlasnika novina
odmah je pozvalo vladine agenci-
je da i'm priteknu u pomoe. Zatim
vladin War Labor Board izdade
mandat koji naredjuje strajkuju-
elm radnicima da Sc povrate ma
posao. Kao obicno, junija Sc po-
korila mandatu radnici su sc po-
ratili ma posao. "Sve stvari Il
sporu", kaze mandat, "imaju Sc
podneti odboru arbitraze. ;. Cd
luka ina biti donesena roku cd
10 dana. Svaka odluka najamni-
ci mora biti potvrdjena cd strane
War Labor Board. Sve druge od-
luke cd strane odbora arbitraze
postaju obavezne."
Istorija tih odbora arbitraze do
voljna je da nam da priliku da o.
cenimo sta &c biti sa tim skrom-
MIN zahtevom razvazaca novina!
Pored toga, strajk je po milioniti
nut dokazao da novine kao j os-
tala proizvodnja stvaraju Sc, ne
cd strane kapitalistickih vlasnika
tih poduzeca vec sa radon naJan-
nih radnika to sa kdoperativnin1
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-12-24
Strategija
p0dmitivanja.

Kada je americki oficir Mark
W. Clark otuputovao Francus-
XII korist jedne tajne drzavne
misije, on je sobom nosio veliku
svotu novca IL zlatu. Cinjenica da
je jednim slucajem izgubio $1S.-
600 u zlatu, daje nam priliku da
zamislimo celokupnu svotu. Zasto
toliki novac? Clevelandski Plain
Dealer objasnjava da premda ce Sc
mnogi Amerikanci zapitati, da jc
to bio novac "a svrhu podmitiva-
MIA francuskih poiticara. Plain
Dealer Sc poziya Ma jedan pasaz
u knjizi "Nacrt Ia pobedu" koju
je napisao Homer Brett. Tai pisac
velica podmitivanje. On kaze de-
kada bi svaki nemacki iii italian
ski zapovednik podmornice bio in
formisan preko radija da ce Sc
NINA platiti cd $4,000 do $780,
900 "a predaju svoga broda j po-
sade da &c on biti zasticen potpu-
nom tajnoscu, sigurno je da bi ne
XII cd njih zgrabili ovu ponudu
luksuznog zivota ma mesto sigur-
ne smrti u ledenom Atlantskom
Okeanu. Da mi platimo $780,
600 "a jednu podmornicu, koja bi
mace mogla da potopi jedan iii vi
Sc nasih brodova koji kostaju po-
la miliona dolara, bilo bi vrlo JEFF
tino po tn cenu, ako bi to uklju-
clio po koji tajnopis sa instrukci-
lama to bi moglo biti najjeftinije
pazarenje ma svetu." Plain Dealer
uverava svoje ciaoce da ne smeju
dozvoliti da i'm pitanje etike spre-
ci odobrenje upotrebe ma kojeg
oruzja da bi Sc dobio rat.
Poznato je da je svetska haldu-
ella gotova da upotrebi ma koje
sredstvo da bi dosla do svoga CT
liza. U narocitom sredstvu podmi-
tivanja, oni su vrlo iskusni. Seti-
mo sc Hardingove administracije;
setimo sc crnih kufera kojima Sc
nosilo ma stotine hiljada dolara
"a svrhe podmitivanja; setimo Sc
bezbroj senatora, zastupnka, su-
daca malih velikih koji SUI prima-
Ii mito cd raznih poslodavaca i
njihovih agenata iii cd prostih
gangstera; setimo Sc svega toga
da nam bude potpunija slika ka-
pitalisticke "doslednosti" ma svet-
skom kantaru. Junaci!?
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-12-24

ski. Samo jedno nam je Ma pltu.
Ma putu nam je privatno vlasnl5-
two zemaljslih sredstava ia pro-
izvodnju. koje ne dozvollava rad
nickoj klasi pristup, izuZev kada
vlasnici mogu prodati ono Sto mi
rrOiZvedemo j Sto mi ne mOZen0
kupiti zbog toga Sto Sc od mas
krade pet cd svakih Sest dolara
vrednosti naSeg proiZvoda. To
privatno ylasni5tvo stoji izmed in
mas mira ma zemlji; to privatno
ylasniStvo yuce naSe sinove ma
bojna polia; to privatno vlasnis-
two ubija naibolje sinove ljudskog
roda: to privatno vlasniStvO ruSi
plodove ljudskog rada kroz veko-
We. TO PRIVATNO VLASNIsT-
VO MAD DRUsTVENO POTREB-
MN SREDSTVIMA "a PROIZ-
VODNJU TREBA UNISTITI!
Ali mi Sc ne smemo dati Ma po-
sac ruSenja starog, pre- nego Sto
nam je potpuno jasan plan gra-
djenja nopog. Ma kako da kapita-
liam predstaylja kucu krvavog
ludila, kapitalizam je bolji nego
Ii nikakvo drustveno uredjenje,
nego Ii potpuna anarhija. Dakle,
odluka Ia unistavanje kapitalis-
tickog privatnog vlasnistva mad
sredstvima "a proizvodnju mora
da ide uspored sa odlukom gra-
dienia zajednitkog vlasnistva sred-
stava "a proizvodnju; odluka da
Sc prestane sa proizvodnjom ga
prodaju i kapitalisticki profit mo-
ra da ide uspored sa odlukom da
Sc druStvo organiZuje ma osnOvl
proizvodnje "a upotrebu j to ma
osnovu principa da ce radnici pri-
matt potpuni drustveni plod svoga
rada.
To je posao koga radnicka kla-
sa mora obaviti pre- nego sto mo-
gu milozvucne reel Il mir ma zem-
lii" postati stvarnost.
To je posao kome je posvecena
Socilalisticka Radnicka PartlJa
Amerike.
Radnice-patnice, pruzi nam two
iu ruku pomocnicu da sto pre- Ia
iednicki podignemo novo drustve-
no uredjenie II kojem ce po prvl
put u istoriji liudskog roda posto-
iati uslovi "a MIR Ma ZEMLJl.
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radon tih radnika sa ostalim rad
nicima potrebnin "a proizvodnju
dane stvari. To je process proiz-
vodnje koji naredjuje da Sc syi
radnici organizuju jednu Soci-
jalisticku Industrijalnu Juniju Or
ganizovani ma tai nacin radnici bi
bill stanju ne samo da dobiiu
veci deo svoga proizvoda vec sve
sto oni stvaraju.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-12-24
B r A S T V O.

Mex mine jednom ia ludost prava,
Mex brastvo sv'jetom ovlada SWIM
Dosta je tama morila ljude;
Dosta je stezo neznanja mrak:
Mex brastvo izvor napretka bude;
Istne neka obasja zrak.
Grmmo: dolje sa drustvom ovim
Lanaca ropskih mex mine zvek.
Jer brastvo stupa, sa drustvom noVlm,
U kom slobode orr Sc jek.
Dizi Sc robbie! Vr'jeme je burno,
Oslobod ienja mex kucne sat!
u kolo brastva narodi zurno,
Neka zagrli svog brata brat!
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-12-24
Pise: y. Stanic.

Eec ie nekim vidnijim radij-
skim komentatorima dodijaIo sill
no planiranje burzoaskih predstav-
nika kako &c njihov svet izgledati
nakon rata, vele da Sc tome L.
cini kraj da Sc sva briga okrene
u pravcu dobivanja rata. te Sc o.
vim vidi da Sc zaiSta burzoaziia
brine da Ii ce MEN sistem moci
ikako izvuci zivu glavu il oyog
.svestranog svetskog krvoproliGa.
Prosle nedelje pozabavili sno Sc
Il clanku pod naslovom. "Racuni
bez krmara' sa cuvenim Beyeri-
dgeovim planom, koji predvidja
neprekidnu zeliu izrabljiyacke plu-
tokratije = ovekovecenje kapita-
lizma. Ovog puta ceno uzeti II
pretres kapitalisti6ki plan posle-
ratnog sveta kojeg preporucuje
ovdasnji casopis Fortune.
Tai Sc casopis toliko dao na pos
lu 0 pitanju posleratnog kapita-
lima da je izdao posebni "doda-
tax svog decembarskog izdanja,
pod naslovom The Domestic Eco
nomy" Cd pet delova. L prvom de-
Ia, "cudnovato priznaje,' Sc "da
nemastina nile neizbezna," kao sto
to nedavno rece Donald Nelson.
zato podnasa sledeci argumenat:
"On coveh je stvorio gigantska
poduzeca industrije agriculture,
tojest, modernu Ameriku. Tia pod
uzeca su II stanju da Snabdu sve
csnoyne materijalne potrebStine
"a da ne spomenemo luksuzel
svom stanovnistvu na dohvatu
OVo le neSto novo Il istoriii sve-
ta.' Uzgredno mozemo ovom plu-
tohratskom casopiSu reCi da to
nile baS tako novo "u istoriii sve-
ta,' vec da je to bio sluCaj pre-
Prvog Svetskog Rata. koii Sc vo-
dio zbog pijaca. trgovine, kao sto
rece pokojni Wilson, da bi Sc ma
NINA mogao prodati Cd radnika
ukradeni "visak vrednosti." Ono
sto sada Fortune priznaje to jc
De Leon nazad 20 godina rekao
jasno glasno kada je odgovarao
ma pitanja postavljena cd strane
organa ultramontanske masine. A.
Ii, kao sto Arnold Petersen, naci-
onalni sekretar S. L. p. rece, da
masovna proizvodnja ne mora INA
citi Socijalizam, ako Sc radnici ne
spreme "a obaranie kapitalizma,
tako ovo priznanje plutokratskog
casopisa ne znaci propagiranje
Socijalisticke Industri-
jaime Republic Rada koja je je-
dina Il stanju snabdeti "sve os-
novne materijalne potrebstine Ga
da ne spomenemo luksuze) svom
stanovnistvu ma dohvatu," vec ce-
mo dalie videti da tai plutokrat-
ski casopis ella Ma kontrarevolu-
ciiu svoga shvacanja, tojest, vra-
canje unazad. Ali pre- no sto uz-
memo obzir plan tog casopisa
uzecemo neka niegova interesant-
Ma zapazanja ma osnovu koiih on
preporucuje svoj plan.
Svojim istrazivaniem, tai caso-
pis je pronasao malo pre- ulaska
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-12-24
"PunO uposlivanje'' - kontrarevouciia.
TO priznaie plutokratski
mesecnik "Fortune''.


owe zeinlJe u rat GA d 20 =" sta
'oN hlAd "cehaJa po>le rata ell
Fu pes 2oSilcd' GA Jvoaa lie-.'la
drzl da ce njihovi Sinovi in1at. 10
SlJu prliIhu Ia bolli zivot no Sto
su le prvi imali. Dok 81 >e1am
mesecl nakon ulaSaa Il rat, Il julu
1912, ma pitanje kaho &c >tVar'
lzgledatl pet godlAo nahon rata,
81 po Sto odgoVorili ia &c tada bl-
Il, pod kapltalizmom. Vellka 0es-
posllca. 4 NJ Stvar "a >tude1tlna
ne stoji mnogo bolje, jer samo
81 20 sto drze da &C i'm Bit ma
kon rata bolje. OStatak od 81 po
$40 Je p0CeIen ma N\oJe, u 20
sto drzi da i'm nece Oitl nlSta bo-
lie posle rata 80 30 sto drzl ia
&c i'm biti gore. kao sto Sc roze
predstaviti, ovakyo drzanje rad
nog stanovniStva nije nalpTob3-
tacnije "a kapitalizam ier Aada
-veeina staaoNaaiStra. propadaluee@
s1stena prolzNodnJe pfeoFioJa sa-
mo gore SlanJe pod daiJiiim ops
tankom kapl'allzma lada ono MO-
ze vrlo lako GA tfaZ Ga JOS lax
Sc nadje lzlaza IL AaplIallZnia' 2u
tenn usEaJanJa hauAe >oclJaii Tx
ke Radnlcke PafuJe. Nema SUM
nJe da oVa moguchoSl terra o"fZo-
azlju stfah zoog Toy" Se hJe-
NJ preds1aVnlcl orlhu AaAo ce lil'
CT drzanJe faohlha AIeholl po|-'i'-
MIN praVcem odfzahJa hapi-"ll%-
ma.
NlJe to samo TO opasno orA""'e
Veclhe S'a"oN ''iAa AoJe Je A"0 -
i''''o u : S'l. 'l-.'' y : =
tune f'l9F'' ' '-,'
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RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-12-24

u broju smrtnih slucajeva 5 pos
to. To je "a Kanadu prva povisi-
ca II Is godina.
Pomenuto Udruzenje nema pot
pune cifre "a kinu, Grcku Nizo-
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-12-24

Tuberkuloza, kao pravilo, jeste
bolest nemastine. NemaStina je o.
belezie radnicke klase Prema to-
me. neizbezno je da radnicka kla-
(Nastavak ma 3. strani.)
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-12-24

zemske zemlje, ali ma osnovu de-
l;micnih izvestaja koji su do sada
primlieni, Udruzenje zakljucuje
da IL tim zemljama zrtve tuberku-
lOZe rastu.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-12-24
M1ASA SYRIA: tn!ste
~ ME kapitaIis,ickog u

redjenja; uniste,tje najaE
nog ropstya radDia2e kla-
Sc: prenasanje svjh zemaIj
SIKH Industrial u ruke CT
ganizoyani' proizvodidca;
V a X o m ratnilsu potpun
plod njegoyog rada; oslo
bodjenje C G lGg CoveCan-
stva cd morije klasne Via
davine: usposlavljanjc Slo~
b0dne Zajednice DrugoNa
i Drugarica intiu etri-
jaime Republike Rada.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-12-24

lm1ASA EDS TV A:
IN Prosvecivanje radnHke
kfase u duhu Marksizma;
da su rad kapital nepo-l
mirljivi neprijatelj; orga-
nizovanje radnicke klase II
jednu Rev0lucionarnu PO-
liticku Partiju Ia osvaja-
: ME j razaranje PolitiGke
Drzave kapitalizma; orga-
nizovanje radnika i u jed
nu revOlucionarnu Indus
trijalnu Juniju "a uzima-
ME, drzanje kretanje
! svih zemaljskih industrija.
Smyrna times., 1942-10-22
ASBURY METHODIST CHURCH
Rev. j. w. Colona Pastor, An
nOunces Services for the Week

The services at Asbury Method
list Church next Sunday, October rs
will be as follows: the Church
School will convene promptly at 10
o'clock with H. c. Jones, general
superintendent, in charge; the
morning worship service and ser
mon at IL; the Methodist Youth
Fellowship services at $50; the
evening worship service and sermon
at 7.30. The Dover District meet
ing of the Woman's Society of
Christian Service will be held in
Asbury Church today, Thursday.
Morning session begins at 1000
O'Clock. The afternoon session at
LAS. The public is invited. The
First Quarterly Conference will be
held tomorrow evening, Friday, at
7.3O. The Rev. w. A. Hearn, Dis
trict Superintendent, will be pres
ent and in charge of the conference.
Prayer service Wednesday evening
at 7.3O.
Smyrna times., 1942-10-22
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH
Report of Church Services For
Next Sunday

First Church of Christ. Scientist
Wilmington, at Park Place and
Van Ruren Street: morning service
IL a. M, Sunday School IL a. M,
Wednesday evening service 500.
Christian Science Society, Milford,
meets at Grange Hall: Morning
service IL a. M; Sunday School IL
a. M, also meets first Wednesday
evening of each month at 8 p. m.
Subject for Sunday, october %:
probation After Death" Golden
Text: Revelation 8: 5. He that over
cometh, the same shall be clothed
in white raiment. A bible citation
from the lesson-sermon: Psalms %:
IA. The lord is my shepherd; I
shall not want. 2. He maketh me
to lie down in green pastures: he
leadeth me beside the still waters.
8. He restoreth my soul: he leadeth
me in the paths of righteousness
Smyrna times., 1942-10-22
Fort Logan, Colorado

fOTC Logan, COlOTdQO
Dear Mother:
This Army life seems to be get
ting better every day. We are
really well taken care of. If pos
sible, the food is more inviting, and
we are given all that we can eat.
When I came here to Fort Logan,
I was serving my week of X. p.
(kitchen police). The high light of
my time in the kitchen was the one
good mess of watermelon we had.
Goodness knows when we will ever
have another chance at it like we
did this time. 1 can still taste it..
I am writing you this Mother, so
that you will know how 1 feel
about things out here.
1t does not seem possible that
this is my fourth week in the Cler-
ical School. My subjects are Mil
itary Organization, Military Cor
respondence, Military Publications,
Military Supply and Tipping. Orig
inally a sixteen weeks course, but
since Pearl Harbor, it has been cut
down to eight weeks, with just as
much to cover. Besides our school
ing, we are given calesthenics, drill,
obstacle course and routine work.
But am well, and as hard as a
rock; the above makes you that
way. We all have the very same
opportunity of advancement. AS a
Buck Private, I am free of all
duties from Saturday 4 p. m. until
Sunday at $50 pm. 1 have GER
tainly Termed to value these week.
lends.
Last Sunday, lawyer from Den
yer picked some of us up, and took
us to his home. Here, his charming
wife and he entertained us delight
fully. We then went to Lowry and
Buckley Air Fields, near Denver;
from there we looked over the
Museum of Natural History. Next
week we are planning to go to the
mountains. They are beautiful at
this time of the year; just a riot OF
colors.
Out here, am associated with a
group of very fine fellows. Really
would like to stay here, if it were
not so far away from home. But, in
spite of the number of miles that
separate us, Mother, I'm definitely
Smyrna times., 1942-10-22
D R Bile 5
Our Boys in Service
David c. Harrison Post, No. IA,
American Legion, and Unit of the
American Legion Auxiliary.

Somewhere In The Pacific
September, 1912
Editor of Dribbles
Care of American Legion
Smyrna, Delaware
Dear Sir:
During the time have been re-
ceiving my copies of The Smyrna
Times, I've been particularly inter-
ested in your new column called
Dribbles. From it, 1 have learned
the addresses of many of my old
friends who are fighting for Uncle
Sam. I wish to congratulate the
editor for having started such a
worthy column.
For the benefit of the Boys who
are still stationed in the States,
would like to say "you don't know
how lucky you really are" As fol
myself, and many others whose
names appear in Dribbles, we are
doing foreign service thousands Of
Smyrna times., 1942-10-22
Is Smyrna "Saving Her
Face?"

In last weeks issue of this
paper, the Smyrna Salvage
Committee asked farmers who
had any scrap iron to notify
E. j. Ward, and that trucks
would go to these farms next
Saturday on a rural collection
tour. Two farmers have no
titled Mr.. Ward that they have
iron to donate to the drive.
Two farmers! Right in the
heart of an agricultural area,
two farmers offer scrap for
the defense of our nation.
Smyrna's contribution to
the Salvage Drive has been
less than 10000 pounds. The
school children's contribution
has been 100 pounds. This to-
tai averages 1112 pounds per
person. The state ratio is
90.1 pounds per person! How
lucky we are to have our faces
saved! How lucky, that all
the little towns and schools
surrounding us in the county
are working like slaves to
build their scrap piles higher
and higher. How satisfying
to read reports of nearby
towns, many smaller than
Smyrna, collecting 40 tons, So
tons, 100 tons. How FORUM
ate that the enthusiasm of the
other towns in the state is
saving Smyrna's face!
Fellow Smyrnians, what are
we going to do about it? Are
we going to cluck our tongues,
shake our heads, and exclaim,
"How awful'-or are we 60
ing to wake up and get busy.
Won't we get so ashamed of
ourselves that we will get a
little gumption and organize a
real, honest-to-goodness, all
out Scrap Drive here?
To leave 81 hours each week
still unnamed at each of the
spotting posts is bad enough.
To still be without a recrea-
ton center for the girl war
workers here is bad enough.
Let's not disgrace ourselves in
the Salvage Drive too!
Smyrna times., 1942-10-22

for his names sake. 4. Yea, though
1 walk through the valley of the
of death, will fear no evil:
for thou art with me; thy rod and
thy staff they comfort me. Cor
relative from the Textbook, Sci
ence and Health with Key to the
Scriptures" by Mary Baker Eddy;
The way is straight and narrow,
Smyrna times., 1942-10-22
DEATH RECORD OF WEER

lOOntlnueu lroin axe ohef
ma and had lived here a great por-
ton of her life. Funeral services
were held at the residence of her
son Saturday afternoon at 1.3o
o'clock with Rev. ]. c. Handy, pas
tor of the Methodist Church at
Townsend. officiating. Burial was
in Odd Fellows Cemetery, Smyrna.
Surviving are seven children, Mrs.
Lenora Alfree and Mrs. B. Frank
Morris of Smyrna, Mrs. Oliver
Pryor, Clayton; Mr.. Elmer FAIRIES,
Wilmington; Mrs. William c. Ford,
st. Georges; Mrs. Edgar Slaughter,
Blackbird, and Mr. Theodore FAIRIES,
Kirkwood. Also one sister, Mrs.
Emma F. Berry of Smyrna.
Smyrna times., 1942-10-22

which leads to the understanding
that God is the only Life. 1t is a
warfare with the flesh, in which we
must conquer sin, sickness, and
death, either here or hereafter
certainly before we can reach the
goal of Spirit, or Life in God.
Love inspires ,illumines, designates,
and leads the way.
Smyrna times., 1942-10-22
ThereSAn
A RS N AL
in that lower 40 Of yours

That corn field of yours not only can be the means
of satisfying the hunger of hundreds of soldiers
men, women, children, but 1t be converted into
vital ubber, and powerful explosives Yes your field
of corn is truly storehouse of food and ammuni-
tion products that will win the War and the Peace.
Your job raise corn and it's the job of your
nei9hborhood DeKalb Hybrid Seed Corn dealer to
help you increase your yield - raise and better
on less land. Your local DeKalb farmer-dealc
knows because he grows it he knows your soil,
weather and hepyou select the hybrid varie
ties that will do best your farm. See him today.
Smyrna times., 1942-10-22
Presbyterian Church Services

The Rev. Norman Robinson,
Princeton student, will deliver the
sermon at the First Presbyterian
Church, Smyrna, on Sunday, Octo-
Der 25th, morning and evening.
Subject for the morning sermon
Smyrna times., 1942-10-22
Honor Roll

Pvt. Bernard Melvin
Bly,. H, 508th C. A. (A.A.)
Camp Stewart, Georgia
Pvt. Corbit j. Rausch
Co. B, 1229th R. c.
Fort Dix, N. ].
Smyrna times., 1942-10-22

Dribbles wines that every Father
or Mother in this community was
as willing to pass along news of
their sons in the Service, as has
John F. Melvin. Mr.. Melvin is
rightfully proud of both John and
William. Two good Boys, we say.
Dribbles is expecting to hear about
an advance in rating for both of
these Smyrna boys before long.
They are hard working men; each
Smyrna times., 1942-10-22

Entered at the Post Office at Smyrna. Del
aware, as Second Glass matter.
Subscription price. s1.5o per year. strictly
In advance.
Smyrna times., 1942-10-22
Smyrna, Delaware
Editor of Dribbles

smyrna, Delaware
Editor of Dribbles
Smyrna, Delaware
Dear Sir:
Staff Sergeant Pilot John S. Mel
win has been transferred, and is
now based at Austin, Texas, his
new address is as follows:
Staff Sergeant Pilot John S. Melvin
45th Troop Carrier Squadron
Delvalle Air Base
Autin, Texas
We expect a letter from John
any day now, containing more news
from him. When this arrives, we
will communicate further with you.
Very truly yours,
John F. Melvin