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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-19

MRS. II. A. Shuptrine of West
NA land drive, chairman of the
canteen division of the Ameri-
can Red Cross, spent part of last
week in Grand Rapids attending
a meeting of the Blood Bank
Doner Service.
Saturday evening. Mr.. and
Mrs. Shuptrine entertained their
bridge club with a dinner in
L'Aiglon. Later they returned
to the Shuptrine home to con-
centrate on cards. Those partic-
ipating were: Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
tin Fisher, Mr.. and Mrs. Gard
ner Legg, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Thompson, Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest
Weber and Mr., and Mrs. William
Wallace.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-19
YWCA 10 Hold
Drive Luncheon

MEMBER SHIP ENLIST
MENT campaign at the Y. w.
c. A. will swing into its second
week Monday when large re-
port luncheon will be held at
1890 o'clock at the Central Y
Building.
Ensign Edward r. Grace Jr..
honor guest, will speak on
Keeping Up the Morale in the
Navy" and the activities of the
recruiting offices.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-19
Alumni Will Meet

Monday evening the Depauw
University alumni will gather in
the Horace H. Rackham Memo
rial Building for their annual
banquet. L. L. Armantrout of
Woodmont road will introduce
the speaker, Dean Herb Smith.
Mrs. w. j. Allard of Penrod road
is acting secretary.
Others attending from the
park are Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond
Weber, Mr.. and Mrs. John Greg
DRY, Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Arman-
trout and Mr.. and Mrs. w. j.
Allard.
Mrs. Frank Wilton and CO.
hosteSses Mrs. c. Shinn. Mrs. X.
c. Stone and Mrs. A. Z. Knapp
entertained the garden division
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-19
MEsDAMEs
BowIers at Dance

The South Rosedale Park
Bowling League held its annual
dinner dance at the Western
Golf and Country Club Satur-
day. Present were:
MEssRs. AND MEsDAMEs
Henry Taylor Harold Wills
Edward Kerschen Walter Holm
r. Reader Kenneth Mackay
John Hamilton Theodore Med
Paul Ternes Edwin Hiehaus
Russell Anger Gus Trap
Charles Hudson
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton w.
Woodry of Artesian road had as
their house guests last week
their uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Lancaster of Pc
toskey, Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-19
Zoar Club Women
To Give Luncheon

LADIES OF ZOAR SOCIETY
will give a luncheon and card
party April q in Milady'S House
in the Broadway Market Build
ing.
The proceeds will benefit the
German Protestant Home for
Orphans and Old People.
The entertainment committee
includes:
MEsDAMEs
John Georgi William Ludwig
Hugh BradstAtter F. NJ. Georgi
Henry Ehms.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-19
Snapshots Of Elite

Abram vanDerZee is who looks well in derby
and perhaps that why ne always wears one on Sundays
Smart costume of the week.-Mrs. Rufus ClarkS tai
fored suit of gray wool with soft stripe rosecolorec
crepe blouse with navy dots and navy felt visor hat
Mrs. Philip Mukeys enthusiasm for gardening never
vanes.
Mrs. Meredith RandaPs friends warmed by hel
brisk, cordial manner.
You'll never see Mrs Lynn McNaughton when she is no
poised and gracious of manner.
Mrs Sidney c. Probeu traces her ancestry tn,
Barons of Runnenede.
Mrs Neil McMath is Of the genuine well al
enc OF the finest looking matrons In Mayfair.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-19
OpenHouse
7 onisht for
Service Men

1--WE hours of fun are sched-
Il uled for the open house"
party for service men this SUM-
day night at the Activities
Building of the League of Catho-
lie Women on Pafsons street.
Mrs. George Glenwallis, chair
man of entertainment, has
obtained a name band for the
party.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-19
Mrs. Maekay Pours

A pastel green rayon cloth
covered the punch table that
had for its centerpiece a silver
bowl of spring flowers. Mrs.
Kenneth Mackay poured. Mrs.
Marc Patten talked on Herbs"
Attending from in and around
Rosedale Park we're:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-19
Mrs. Shuptrine Attends
Blood Bank Conference

of the Rosedale Progressive Club
in Mrs. Wilton's home in Bal
four road, Crosse Pointe, Thurs
day afternoon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-19

A full-length veil descended
from her rose pointe lace tiara.
She wore a strand OF pearls
about her neck and she carried
IN arm bouquet of white lilies
and orchids.
Dorothy Curnmins, the bride
froom's sister, was maid OF
honor and wore a violet shade
lace and marquisette gown. The
bodice and sleeves were OF lace
with a marquisette trim and the
skirt was voluminous and OF
matching marquisette.
Her headdress was a small net
calot Of violet color with a
shoulder-length veil.
She carried a spring bouquet
of yellow daisies, snapdragons
and iris.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-19
Ticket Is Uniform

The ticket of admission Is a
uniform.
Mrs. Daniel J. Healy is calling
a meeting of the Big Sisters
committee for Tuesday at 2 p.
m. at the Activities Building.
The Rev. FIR. Sebastian Err
bacher, o. F. NJ. from Dom
Scotus College, will address the
meeting.
Mrs. James p. Cummiskey,
president, will return from Flor
ida in time to preside in the BIZ
monthly meeting on Tuesday,
which will follow a breakfast
scheduled for 1890.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-19

Of Spring .
Intriguing
By THE DowAGER

ALL Of the intriguing soft
"a colors of spring were por-
trayed in the beautiful north
end wedding of Nancy Anne
Warner, daughter Of Mrs. James
TAYLOR Warner and the late Mr..
Warner, and Peter A. Cummins
Jr., son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
A. Cummins of Birchcrest drive.
The ceremony took place at
10 a. m. In Gesu Church. The
Rev. Fr. Bernard J. Wuelner,
S. j., officiated.
The main altar was enhanced
with large altar vases of white
snapdragons. carnations and
stock.
The bride wore a gown OK
Ivory satin fashioned with a
sweetheart neckine. fitted bod
ice, leg O. mutton sleeves tap
cred to a tight, pointed wrist
band and an extremely bouffant
skirt with a long, ciScular train.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-19
Partners Present

The members of the Junior
League of Catholic Women,
headed by Miss Betty Dahaney,
will be present to dance with the
service men or play cards with
them.
The board has provided home
made sandwiches, cakes and
cookies and will serve hot cof-
fee and cold drinks.
Parish chairmen from st. Ce-
ella and st. Margaret Mary will
be Joint hostesses with the men,
bers Of the junior unit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-19
Identical Gown

Justine Anhut wore an iden-
deal gown of pale green and a
matching chapeau and carried a
gay spring bouquet.
Suzanne Warner. niece OF the
bride, wore the palest shade OF
yellow. Barbara Defries joined
the colorful parade in soft blue
and Mrs. james T. Warner Jr..
looked charming In pale pink.
James Cummins, brother OF
the bridegroom, was best man
and Walter Bayer Jr., James T.
Warner Jr., Kenneth Assam and
Nicholas Cavagnaro of New
York City seated the guests.
Mrs. Warner. mother OF the
bride, chose q light gray chiffon
gown with lace inserts In bodice
and sleeves. the skirt fell In
soft folds and to her shoulder
she had pinned pink roses.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-19
Looked Lovely

Her hat was OF pink-violet
flowers.
Mrs. Cummins looked lovely
IN a dusty rose shirtwaist-styled
GOWN. She chose a navy blue
hat with dusty rose trim and
she wore a corsage bouquet or
sun glow roses.
A breakfast and reception was
held at The Wardell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cummins left on
q motor trip to the Smoky
Mountains and upon their re-
turn will occupy their new home
IN West Outer drive.
Isabelle Stark, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Stark Of
Birchcrest drive, who will be-
come the bride Of Robert d.
Mahon, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. o.
L. Mahon Of Cherrylawn drive,
April Is. has been much feted.
Linen Shower
The most recent party was a
linen shower and tea given
Saturday by Mrs. c. A. DeShazo.
sister OF the bridegroom-elect.
In the Mahon home in Cherry
lawn avenue.
The tea table was beautifully
laid with a Belgian embroidery
and lace table cloth and cen-
tered with a lovely arrange
ment Of green snapdragons,
yellow roses and white carna-
tons.
Large bowls OF similar flowers
were used throughout the house.
A formal rehearsal dinner will
be held Saturday in the bride
groom's parents home.
Isabelle and Robert will be
married in the home Of the
brides parents and a reception
viii be held at The Wardell.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-02-05

odrze. Ma protiv, tn postoji svaki
razlog radi eega radnicka klasa
treba da unisti start sistem da
tako resi- problem suvisaka ii sve
druge probleme koji muee drus-
tvo) ma direktan, prost i prakti-
can nacin, maine, sa uspostavom
Socijalisticke Industrijalne Repu-
bike Rada.
Mi mozemo proizvoditi izobilja
"a sve. Pod Socijalizmom mi mo-
zemo ~uzivati cd mas proizvedeno
izobihe. Zasto onda, zaime zdra-
VOC razuma, mi trebamo da Sc
prtljamo sa prezivelim sistemom
koji je dokazao svoju nesposob-
most eak i da poboljsa stanje ro-
ba u ropstvu? Ia one koji odgo-
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-02-05

wore da trebamo da smo gotovi sd
prtljanjem, program Socijalisticke
Radnicke Partije popunjava goru-
Gu potrebu. On je jedan ! jedinl
program putem kojeg america
radnici mogu organizovati svoju
golemu potencionalnu politicku l
industrijalnu moe. P~ozivajuci kon-
s%olidaciju rada partiju svoJe
klase, i njihovo ujedinjenje u moe
nu Socijalisticku Industrijalnu Ju-
niju sa kojom da podupru prisl-
lie Socijalisticku glasovnicu, on je
jedini program sa kojim mi moze-
mo izvrsiti u America, mirnu So
cijalisticku rekonstrukciju drust-
va.
WEEKLY PEOPLE.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-02-05

Gene zivotnih namirnica nepre-
kidno odlaze gore. Statistical po-
datci dokazuju da je ovogodisnja
radnikova realna najamnica mai
mamie IL po sto mania cd prosle
godine, a jos mania onih radnika
koji nisu dobili nominalnu povisi-
Gu cd 8 pc sto. Mozda &c ovog me-
seca biti najamnica jos Mia, jer
vele da Sc zivotne namirnice penju
prosecno "a ~ procenat mesec-
no. Zbog alokacije, pretvaranJe
automobilske industrije ratnu
industriju, stotine hiljada, a MOI
da preko diva i pc miliona radnika
&c biti otpusteni i vlada sc dala ma
posao da i'm pomogne da Sc odrze
"a to vreme, sto dokazuje uzasnn
realnost da radnikova najamnica
ne odlazi dale cd njegovog nedelJ-
nog odrzanja. Drugim reclma. u
ovoj ratnoj proizvodnji radnici
prolaze hrdjavo kao uvek, kao sto
tako moraju prolaziti ier i'll kapita-
listicka klasa ~izrabljuje i tako ona
dobiva v vece i vece profile.
Ii ratni profit plutokratije do
bill SUI vazno mesto u javnostl !
odbori Sonata j Predstavnicke ku-
&c kastiguju plutokrate zbog to-
ga sto Dire da oni "a sebe zadrza-
vaju ogromniji dec ukradenog Cd
radnika "viska vrednosti" i bi ire
bali da vladi dadu veci dec. All
eva zemlja ina mnogo novlna |
dollar broj rubrikasa koji sc name
Gu koji &c cd kojeg bolje celJlvati
skute plutokratije. Rubrikas kojeg
ovoga puta narcotic imamo ma u
mn ieste Westbrook Pegler.
Gorepomenuti u svojoj rubrlci
cd 26. januara uzimlje u zastitu
plutokrate i njihove ogromne pro-
fife. On in ne brani cd "napadaca'
Trumanovog odbora), nego cd
radnikove najamnice. Kao da Je
to radnicka klasa koja nasrce ma
| plutokratiiu a ne kao sto je cinJe-
MICA vrlo obratna, da je to pluto
! kratiia koia uvek nasrce ma rad
nicku klasu. On u osobi "Spelvi-
ma" veil: "...recimo da je oval
eovek [kapitalistal zasluzio svo]
novac radeci kao svako drugi i da
je novac nagrada njegovog rada
preko niz godina ali on mora
pretrpeti gubitak zbog toga Ste
[profit od] 6 pc sto ma jednoj cd
redjenoj porudzbini nece pokazatj
profit kada &c Sc poduzece povra-
It'll natrag mirnoj proizvodnji, {
jasno je kao bradavica ma tvon
lieu da mi Cd NIGGA trazimo d.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-02-05
WEEKLY PEOPLE.
Napadaei radnikove najamnice.

vodjace, "a koje re6e da in ina
ma milione II ovoj zemlji. IL ovoga
bi Sc moglo razumeti da amerika
ina milione sitnih poduzeca. Da,
federalna statistika nam veil da
ova zemlja ina nesto preko sest
miliona farma, ali farme mogu
samo hranu da proizvode i cd NTH
Sc ne trail da cine ikakvu materi-
ialnu izmenu. Farmeri SUI poveca-
Ii svoj dohodak. Gene nJlhovlh
proizvoda su cd pocetka rata po-
skocile "a preko 60 pc sto. Jamac-
no lie da ma NTH ne misli Pegler.
Onda nam statistika veil da ova
zemlja ina preko million raznih du-
cana. Ali nam nije poznato da rat
IA proizvodnja zahteva cd ducana'
u koiima sc nikakve vrednostl ne
stvaraju, niti sc tamo stvorenlm es-
papima dodaju, pa ma kollko nJi-
howl posednici iii milioni ducan-
skin radnika radili tesko danju
nocu, da oni cine materijalne IL
meme Sigurno je da Pegler ne mis-
Ii da brani ovakve "Spelvine.' On
da nam federalna statistika veil
da ova zemlja ina $4,000 indus
trijskih poduze6a. Sada Sc malo
primicemo onom gornjem drustve-
nom olosu kojeg Pegler brani. Ia
poduzeca poseduju par mlllona Cd
1872 miliona stanovnika owe zem-
lie. Oni iasu preko 70 20 sto anne
ridkog .stanoynistva, - radnleku
.-3FTf4 4f3UG tiFE5 I Il ~F42E3SF@E n
klasu.
I'll Peglerovi "Spelvini' pluto
krati) trude Sc da dok kapltails-
ticko krvavo sunce STA, da oeru
sto vece profile. Pegler Una Ga
eve nrofite stvara radnicka klasa
/ zboq toga svojim kapitallstlc-
kim macem on udara preko s:ed
naiamnice. On hoce da vlada prVo
u svoiim ~poduzecima zapocne kru-
sadu protiv ekstra ~placanja "a
prekomerno radno vreme, da bl ]
niegovi "Spelvini' mogli lsto "a
uoceti ] onda kraja duzem radnom
danu ne bi bilo, a profit bi bill
sve veci dovoljni "a masnu pode-
lu izmedju plutokrata i njihove
Wade. Pegler hoce da radnici rade
"a nizu najamnicu. On je otvore-
nj vrlo jasni neprijatelj radnicke
klase i bez ikakve apologize on
lie skute plutokratije kojoJ on ia
ko RADIO osvetnicki sluzi.
Ali. kako smo sami primetlll
radnici Sc vec sada osecaju neza-
dovljni, jer moraju da dugo rade
iako "a prekomerno radno vreme
dobivaiu ekstra najamnicu. NJlho'
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-02-05

vo ropsko stanje pod kapitalizmom
jeste odgovorno "a letargicno sta
ME prema odbrani zemlje Cd ma
pada6a. Peglerova sugestija da Sc
krese ekstra najamnica prekomer-
nog radnog vremena bi prouzro-
kovala jos letargicnije s~tanje,
mozda i "a kapitaliste, njegove
"Spelvine,' opasno stanje, jer su
americki radnici 1861, nakon
neprekidnog prethodnog godisnjeg
kresanja najamnice, sa sedecim
strajkovima saposednuli %tvornice
koje su sami "a "Spelvine' sagra-
dill. Drugom prilikom, oni nece
zaposednuti tvornice sa sedecim
strajkovima, vec &c objaviti putem
politicke i industrijalne akcije,
generalni lokaut kapitalisticke
klase. Zbog te %opasnosti pc americ-
XII kapitalizam, mi drzimo da &c
federalna vlada biti kapitalisticki
pametnija cd Peglera i ostavice
bar "a sada prekomernog vreme-
ma najamnicu ma miru.
Tako smo videli da rubrikasi ka-
pitalisticke stampe prema svom
polozaju moraju svirati kako ME
nj interest nalazu. Kapitalisticka
stampa sluzi nefaljeno interesima
izrabljivaca i sledstveno neprekid-
MIN neprijateljima radnicke kla-
Sc. Zbog toga je sa pravom rekao
sledece O kapitalistiekoj stampi
FERDINAND Lassalle:
"Pravi i najgori neprijatelj ma
roda jeste danasnja burzoaska
stampa. cato Sc drzite strogo svom
dusom devize sto YAM je dobacu-
jem: Prezir i mrznja, smrt i pro-
past danasnjoj burzoaskoj stampi!'
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-02-05

nam predadne njegove uloske ba-
dava i da izgubi nagradu svoga
rada, dok vi placate ratnom rad
niku tn veliku belegu nadnica "a
prekomerno radno vreme zbog
toga sto on radi narcotic safe ko-
il Sc ne ~razlikuju cd ma kojeg
drugog casa i da je prekomerno
radno vreme takodjer nagrada
niegovog rada, ali vi velite da mu
"a to morate Tekstra platiti jer
ie on radnik." l onda Pegler veil
da ina "miliona Spelvina u ovoj
zemlji."
Prvo cemo uzeti Peglerovu ne
tacnu ekonomsku tvrdnju - da
Sc prve hiljade sticu sa teskim
radon, kao Sto rece da su one
"nagrade rada" njegovog "Spel-
vina." Istorija kapitalisticke pri-
mitivne akumulacije nefaljeno do
kazuie da Sc ona dobila sa mai
rodlijim sredstvima: e%kspropri-
iacijom stanovnistva, laznim bank
rotstvom i namerno zapalivim po-
zarima radi d%obivanja novaca cd
osiguravajucih drustava. Oak sta
wise, tako ie pitanje prvih "stece-
Nth" hiljada tugaljive prirode da
neumrli De Leon rece, to nlIe
"amerikansko' pitanje. Dakle, CO.
vek Sc ne moze radeci "a drugoga
oboQatiti. Mole Sc rasteci kapita-
Iista eak i ubiti radeci Il svom po-
duzecu ali cd toga njegovog rad Sc
on nece nj malo obogatiti. NiJe Sc
Henry Ford cd svoga rada oboga-
ito. On Sc poceo bogatiti kada le
uspeo da naimi najamne radnike
kada lie mogao da izrabljuje tud1
rad. | "stecene" hiljade tvoga
"Spelvina," gospodine Peglere, nj
su "nagrade" njegovog truda, vef
izrabljeni "visak vrednosti' ME
govih radnika koje je cedio kolikc
lie god mogao, a ako je sitniJi ka'
pitalista onda je cedjenje bilo jos
u~zasnije.
sto Sc tice gradjenja novih po'
duzeca "a iskljucivu ratnu prolz'
vodnju. federalna vlada je "po
zajmila' raznim plutokratskin
kompaniiama milijarde dolara
nakon rata te &c firme dobitl t.
poduzaca besplatno. A jamacno c.
federalna vlada obilno nagradit
! posednike automobilske indus
trije. da &c oni imati ma pretei
ekstra bombone ratnih profit;
nakon sto &c %povratiti svoia podu
zeca da proizvode automobile. P;
onda, koje vragove "brani' Peg
Ter? Mozda on "brani" slime proiz
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-02-05
RadiOnice radnicima; proizv0di
prOizvodjacima.

Kapitalisticka klasa poseduje
sve sto je vredno posedovati. O.
ma uziva autokratska prava j ma
rocite privilegije. Men klasni in
teres je takav da &c njeni clanovi
uraditi skoro sve moguce da bi
odrzai sistem privatnog vlasnis-
iva.
Ali ogromna vecina americkog
naroda nisu kapitalisti. Vecina
Min ne poseduju nista, sem ne
koliko osobnih stvari - j svoju
radnu snagu koju moraju proda-
vati kapitalistu da bi mogli ziveti.
%Sledstveno, oni nemaju udela II
kapitalizmu, a niti razloga da ga
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-02-05
kroz Partiju i Federacibl

Jacina nase oslobodilaeke ideje
jeste neizmerna! Ona cd svojih
p~rivrzenika stvara takve odane,
odlucne i pozrtvovane zene i liu-
de, da i u najkriticnijim momenti-
ma njihova privatna zivota, maj
wise misle j rade "a svoju ideju.
Sve poteskoce oni prebrodjavaju,
gledajuei ma NTH kao ma privre-
meme smetnje j poteskoce, pa sa
odlucnim j neustrasivim duhom
rade ma os%tvarenju svoje ideje -
ideje pr%oleterskog oslobodjenja -,
jer oni znaju da samo u Moi, u
njenom o~stvarenju, lei njihov
spas, spas radnicke klase.
Nasi clanovi i simpaticari ne
gledaju u svoju ideju kao religi-
ozni fanatici, koji slepo i bez ra-
zumnog ispitivanja ocekuju ma
grobni spas njihovih "dusa', ne
go nasi clanovi i simpaticari upo-
trebljuju svoje zdrave razume, CT
tajuci i studirajuci ispitivanje We
likana drustvene znanosti, koji su,
is%pitivajucu i proucavajuci drus-
tveni razvitak, dosli do razumnog
i ~logicnog zakljucka, da samo 5
ostvaranjem socijalisticke ideje,
drustveni problemi mogu Sc resi-
ii II Interest," radnog covecanstva.
Ma osnovu ovih cinjenica oni su
cvrstog ubedjenja, da pod kapita-
lizmom ne moze biti boljeg i sret-
nijeg zivota "a radnicku klasu.
nego naprotiv, zivotno stanje rad
nika ide sa fla ma gore. Onaj ko-
il ne veruje, neka dobro sa svojim
dusevnim ocima zaviri u Drug
Svetski Rat, pa &c Sc osvedocitl.
Ne samo da je nasa ideja stvo,
rila cd nash clanova j simpatica.
ra tako odane, pozrtvovane i cd.
lucne liude i zene, nego je ons
kod Nth razvila takve drugarskt
odnose i bliske o~secaje, kakvih st
ne moze primetiti nj kod kohl
drugih organizacija i grupacija
cato smo u pocetku owe rubrike
rekli: Jacina nase oslobodilacke
ideje jeste neizmerna!
Prilikom svakog naseg sastan
ka, bilo to ma skupstini, skoli, pre-
idayauju, zabavi i ma sprovodu
simpaticna privlacivost i drugar
ski osecaii mogu Sc %primetiti koC
nash clanova i simpaticara. To ST
samo mole pripisati nasoj ideii
koja mas je tako p~ovezala naso.
organizaciji, "a koju zivimo i ra.
dino. Bee ME, mi bi bill izgublje'
nj i slepo sluzili pljackaskom ka.
pitalistickom sistemu.
Koliko ina tacnosti u ovome Ste
smo do sada rekli, najbolje potvr
djuje skorasnji dogadjaj Il naso.
org~anizaciji Milwaukee, kako sms
. 0baveSteni ukratko.
Nasi drugovi Mato i There's;
Karlovic navrsili su % godin;
bracnog zivota. Ovom prilikom ma
81 clanovi i simpaticari, zajednt
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-02-05

da kupi natrag ,proizvod cd $4,000
ga svojom najamnicom cd $500, to
ie odbor promasio da objasni.
Karitalisti priznaju intelektualno
bankrOtStvO.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-02-05

O kapitalistickom obicaju da mao
ruzava neprijatelja, predstavnik bri-
tanske vladajuce klase, Alfred Duff
Cooper, ovo je imao da kaze:
"Nama su rekli da su britanske
voinike ubijali britanska .olova. To
hi bila vrlo4 mala razlika za te Jude
gde su ia. olova pravljena." blouse
Of Commons. &c. maja, 1879
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-06-13

present position with the Depart
ment OF Public Welfare she was a
visitor, a senior case worker, assist
ant case supervisor. district case
supervisor and Is now Superin-
tendent OF the Alfred District, De-
partment Of Public Welfare with
offices at 1880 Erskine street
Mrs Whitby's duties in this ca
pscity entail the supervision OF the
case load Of one of the departments
largest districts.
Proving that a career and mar
risge can be compatible, Mrs. Whit
by is married, the wife Of Dr.
Charles Whitby and the mother Of
two lovely daughters. Patricia and
Charlits.
In addition TO her home and posi-
ton, the charming social worker
finds time 10 engage in numbers of
civic endesvors. She is chairman Of
the Winter Lecture Series COM
mittee of the Plymouth Congrega-
tional church, national president OF
the Alpha Kappa Alpha sorority,
member Of the Detroit Citizens COM
mittee, the American Association OF
Social Workers and scores OF other
groups,
Her favorite recreationsl pursuits
are hiking and reading The above
photo shows Mrs. Whitby in inter-
view with a member OF her staff
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-06-13
Kappas Establish
A Toledo Chapter

TOT EDO ohio-1Inder the di.
1t. -, AZ. ~. u,iu.,z.
= ,-Oi' VI ny % - '''' ''N''.'
OF Chicaso' sraha keeper OF RECORDS
and exchequer. Kappa Alpha Psi
fraternity. Beta Xi CHAPTER. was
or-,,izoa 4, r,l.d. c.,,.s.v H.
" 1'.'.
III j e''''o'''ea Id 'o' eefe-
mony and installation service, At
torney wilkins. indicted four stu
darts Of the University NJ Toledo
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-06-13
WonenPLan
ForNationaL
BaptistMeet

A corps OF Chicago women is
now busily working with the min
listers and laymen in preparing for
the National Baptist Convention of
America which will convene here
September s-l3 at Ebenezer and
Morning Star Baptist churches.
Mrs. Belle E. Hendon was elected
president OF the general commit
tee.
Other officers OF the general COM
mittee are Mrs. Mary Pollared, first
vice president; Mrs. Annie Porter
second vice president; Mrs. Susie
Forrest, third vice president; Mrs
Ruth Griffin. financial secretary
Mrs. Emma Glover, recording sec
rotary, and Mrs. Lula Holley, treas
urer.
The sub committees and thei
chairmen are; reception, Mrs. AZ
mes Clark Singleton; local, Mrs. N
G Newby;- music, Mrs, Emm
Pollard; publicity, Mrs. Marguerite
Glover; entertainment, Mrs. Mar.
Simon; housing, Mrs. R. c. Burdell
finance, Mrs. Georgia Knighten an,