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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-05
League Plans
Dinner
Mrs. Cfes~ell. Mrs. Thomas
To Sc Spesse.

Mrs Alice Creswell. eNecu-
tive for the uSo Travellers
Aid. and Mrs. Rertram 7.
Thomas. president Of the
State Federation q Nomen's
Clubs. VII BE guests Of The
League Of Women Voters 81
their Thursday dinner meet
ing At the !. ". {. 4. At 6.l5.
Miss Anne Halliday. chair
man Of government and social
welfare. will introduce Mr..
Creswell. 10 unravel some Of
the problems of the USo so
that the league may be better
informed about this useful
work being done in Tacoma.
Mrs Thomas returned recently
from Washington. u. {. where
she attended the board meetings
Of the National Federation Of
Nomen's Clubs. meeting in con
junction With the National De
Tense Forum She VIII be intro
dueed BY Judge Blanche Funk Nil
Ter, who accompanied her 20 this
important meeting. and who VII
follow Mrs. Thomas talk with an
analysis of the You Can Defend
America program.
Preceding the program. the bust
ness session Will be given over 10
Mr.. Henry NJ. kohn. who IL direc-
tor of the volunteer division Of
civilian defense. and Will describe
this set up for Tacoma. lie Will
explain why II Is urgent that Ia.
coma voters pass the two mill levy
in the coming election set aside
for the program. Mr.. Henry q.
Weeks. principal Of jefferson. viii
present an analysis Of school need.
TO be met by the ? /. mill levy asked
by the school board.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-05
Miss Kathryn King Elected
President OF Junior League
Election Preeedes Open Meeting in YW.c.A Loft
On tuesday, Professionals Become Active Members

Miss Kathryn King elected president of the Tacoma
Junior league at meeting Of the group Tuesday afternoon
in the loft of the Y " c. A. Miss King succeeds Mrs.
Thomas Mills
The election preceded open meeting at which the
sound film Call for Volunteers produced by the Canadian
National Film board. shown The film deals with the
work of the Winnipeg Volunteer office after which similar
offices IN both the United States and Canada being
patterned Present TO view the film was Mayor Harry p
Cain and representatives of Taeomas Civilian Defense
Volunteer office.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-05
Miss lamoreaux 10 Be
Hostess TO Club Wednesday

Members of the Club of Hearts
will hold their regular meeting at
5 o'clock Wednesday evening at
the home of Miss Jeanne Lamo-
reanx. 400 No. 44th 1T.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-02-28

Lansing, Feb. % - R) -
Chiefs of Michigan's Citizens
Defense Corps today divided the
State into six districts for air
raid protection services.
The district systems-which
will stand between county de-
Tense council setups and the
state organization and will have
the same service staffs as the
state and county organizations
will be created later, It was an
nounced.
Capt. Don Leonard of the
State Folice, commander of the
State corps, will appoint district
commanders. The districts:
District one-WGyne, Oakland
and Macomb counties.
District two-Monroe. Lena
wee, Hillsdale, Branch, St.
Joseph, Cass, Berrien, Van
Buren,. Kalamazoo, Calhoun,
Jackson. Washtenaw. Living-s
ton, Ingham, Eaton, Barry and
Allegan counties.
District three-St. Clair. La
peer, Genesee, Shiawassee. Sagi-
now, Tuscola. Sanilac, Huron
and Bay counties.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-02-28
Canned Goods
Prices frozen
10 Fruits, IS
Veqetobles Stabilized

WASHINGTON, Feb. 28-(P)
Price Administrator Leon
Henderson placed ten canned
fruits and Is canned vegetables
under emergency price ceilings
today, to halt price increases
which he said would lead to pro-
fiteering and probably "accentua
ate hsyteria."
The temporary 60-day ceiling
effective Monday, will freeze
prices of the products at highest
levels prevailing between Feb
ruary % and February ~.
Only Gamers and wholesalers
are affected, but Henderson de-
clared that retail prices also
would be frozen if necessary.
Canned fruits covered by the
order are apples, apple sauce,
apricots, cherries, fruit cocktail,
fruit salad, peaches, pears, pine
apple and plums.
Canned vegetables involved
are asparagus, all dry beans, Ii
ma beans, snap beans. beets, car
rots, corn peas, pumpkins, sauer-
kraut, spinach, sweet potatoes,
tomatoes, tomato catsup, and to-
mato juice.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-02-28
; Defendants
Change Pleas
Strike Violence
Cosss Before Court

Three defendants. charge d
with disturbing the peace out
side the struck Mount Clemens
Pottery plant Nov. "a. changed
their pleas from innocent ia
guilty this morning and Justice
Frank E. Jeanette set Satur.
day, March z as the date OF
sentencing.
The defendants are: Nick Dac-
ko. 20, % North avenue; Esth-
er Sophia, Is. f60 Barbara and
John Metz, 80, of Route two,
Mount Clemens.
Justice Jeanette deferred sen.
tence because Of illness in the
family of Ray H. Callens, de-
Tense attorney. He will SEN
tence at the same time, Nor
man Gum, 10, 1884 Harper, and
Enda Schiebel. 10, - South,
both on assault and battery
counts.
The charges against Gum and
Miss Schiebel grew out of dis
turbances Nov. % and Dec. 5,
respectively, in front of the Pot
terry.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-02-28
Shift Draft
Procedure
chonse in Program
is Ordered

Returning to the system used
until two months ago, all Michi-
gan selectees will be indicted
Immediately after they pass an
army physical examination in
Detroit, Chef Kroner. chief
clerk for Draft Board No. I, said
today. The order Is effective
March Is.
The old system was often
criticized because many regis
trants quit their jobs only to be
rejected at the induction sta
ton. Kroner said state select
i've service officials gave no rea-
son for the change.
At present. registrants are in
Quoted at least 10 days after
they pass a pre-medical examin-
alton in Detroit.
State authorities today decid-
ed that all registrants must sub
nit to blood tests in their home
communities. This means that
more than $50 registrants OF
Board No. must now submit to
blood tests although they were
examined some time ago.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-02-28
Japs Reveal
Wake Island
Naval Raid

TOKYO (From Japanese
Broadcasts) Feb. % (R I'm
perial headquarters said today
that guns on j a p q n e-held
Wake Island set fire to an enemy
cruiser when a naval squadron
consisting of an aircraft carrier,
two cruisers and six destroycrs
were sighted near it at dawn
Feb. "a.
The announcement did not
give the fleets nationality.
A destroyer was hit with
bombs, IL said. while Japanese
naval planes also dropped bombs
on large cruiser and shot down
five planes.
II acknowledged only the loss
of . japanese patrol boat, slight
damage to land installations on
the island. and casualties-some
of them fatal--to several Japa-
nese soldiers.
. Imperial headquarters refer
red to Wake n "Otori Island"
the n q m e japanese gave II
after its capture.
o ~
The Japanese claim was the
See WAxk-Rags 3
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-02-28
Ration Board
Holds Meeting
IA Applications
ore Rejected

While approving IL applica-
tions for new tires and releas-
ing five passenger cars. previ-
ously frozen, the Macomb Coun-
ty Rationing Board last night
rejected as mot qualified" IL
applications for tires and tubes.
Most of the rejected applica-
tons were filed by persons who
believe obsolete tires can still
be purchased by the general pub
lie, Rationing Chief Guy L.
Brown said today. This is no
longer true, Brown said.
Others believe that recap tires
are available for purchase. This,
too. is untrue. Brown said. be-
cause the county received no
quota for March for recap pas
senger car tires.
Cars were ordered released to:
August Lembke, Romeo, Ply
mouth; Esther H. Maurer, De-
troit, Pontiac: Frank c. Schmidt.
Detroit. Cadillac; Earl Slipper
ley, Utica. Mercury and Multi
Hydromatic Welding and Manu-
featuring company, Mount Glenn
ems, Packard.
Tires were ordered sold TO:
Cornelius Devisscher, Route
five, Mount Clemens, one truck
tube: Robert Morrison, Armada,
one trucl. tire and tube; Guard
ian Steel company. Warren
See TlRES-Page 3
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-02-28
Quiet Prevails
Along Bataan
Action DwindIes
to Skirmishes

WASHINGTON, Feb. 28-(P
Fighting on the Bataan pen
insula has dwindled to patrol
skirmishes, the war department
said today, reporting General
Douglas MacArthur's little army
had retained the positions wrest-
ed from the japanese in this
weeks surprise advance.
A communique said the invad-
ers still held their main battle
positions, the American Filipino
advance having pushed back on
ly forward lines of the enemy.
The communique, number 1913,
covering reports received until
$50 am, Eastern War Time,
said:
Il. Philippine theater:
Fighting has lessened in Ba-
tam, with operations limited to
relatively minor patrol skir-
mishes. General MacArthur's
LOOPS dtC IiOiuluk az NoISC POSi-
tions taken during the last few
days of combat. The forward
elements of our troops are hold
ing line which extends from
slightly north of Abucay on Ma
Mia Bay across the Bataan pen
insula to point on the China
Sea midway between Bagac and
Moron.
THE Japanese are still hold
ing their main battle positions.
20. There is nothing to re-
port from other areas"
At Abucay, MacArthur's fore
es were approximately % miles
from the peninsula's tip, opposite
the fortress island Of Corregi-
dor safeguarding Manila Bay.
At Abucay the defenders pushed
northward five miles along
road to score the maximum ad-
vance of the unexpected mid
week counter-attack.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-02-28
Polling places will be open
in Mount Clemens from !:
am. until B: pm. Monday.

candidate and two city commits
sion hopefuls certain to be elm
mated in the primary elections
last-minute efforts were being
made by all workers, and candi-
dates, to make sure that their
full voting powers would be ap-
parent when the votes are tai
lied.
Here is an alphabetical lineup
from which voters must choose
on Monday:
FOR COMMISSIONERS
Vote for two)
Breitmeyer, Frederick j., Jr'
(incumbent)
( Dubay, Edward ,. (incum.
benD
Fisher, Angelo businessman
Gallagher, Joseph (construc-
ton engineer)
Hecht, Walter #. business
mani
Jennett, Aaron (bath house
attendant
FOR JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
Davis, Louis attorney
Miller, Charles attorney
Parent, Donald attorney and
incumbent)
CONSTABLE
Miller, John (incumbcnO
Pearl, Kenneth
The Daily Monitor, as in the
past will provide election re-
turns as rapidly as they are
made available through readings
from city election machines. For
election information telephone
Mount Clemens 1800-1-2-3-4,
after 8 pm. Monday.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-02-28
Enemy Thrust
Ends in Wild
Rout off Java
Sewage Sea Bottle
Still Rosins
Near East Indies
BANDOEING, Java, Feb. 2,

BANDOEING, Java, Feb. %
-(P)-Warships of the United
Nations flung back today an at
tempt by huge flee. of Japa-
nese warships and transports to
storm the Soerabaja naval base
and invade Java, but tonight
the armada was believed re-
forming somewhere in the Java
sea for a second onslaught.
Battered and scrambled in a
night-long battle. the japanese
warships and their train of many
transports retreated northward,
and at $50 pm. g am. E.W.T.)
the Quasi-official Aneta news
agency said "it may be stated
with absolute certainty there
has been no landing of Japa-
nese troops anywhere on Java"
Action at sea still was being
joined late this afternoon, but
informed United Nations sources
here said the bulk of the invas-
ion fleet apparently was in the
process of recognizing for. a
renewed attempt to land troops
probably in tiS vicinity u tie
naval base.
The approach of the japanese
sea force was preceded by re-
peated air raid alarms at Soera-
baja, but each time approaching
enemy planes were driven off by
anti-aircraft fire before any
bombs could be dropped.
GIANT CONVOY
The Dutch said Several tens
of ships" - in the continental
equivalent to "scores"-were in
the invaders strongly-protected
convoy, first scattered and then
pursued by the Allied warships.
Unspecified losses on both
sides were acknowledged.
The first unofficial reaction
in Bandoeng was that the COM
munique was the most cheering
since the battle for Java-and
therefore for the Netherlands
East 1ndies-loomed.
Twice before the United States
and Dutch fleets have teamed to
inflict resounding defeats on the
japanese sea power--in Macas-
sar Strait and in the Strait of
Lombok off Bali.
The Dutch said there were
losses on both sides in the Java
sea fight, which began late yes
terday and ragged into the night.
But early accounts did not give
the extent.
In other areas, the commune
que reported Dutch successes in
fighting on the southern Celebes,
northeast of Java. in central
See SEAWAR-Page 2
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-02-28
That Sirens Wall!
Il Was All in Error

Harold Lindsey. chairman OF
the Mount Clemens Civilian De-
Tense council, pointed out today
that wailing of local AFRAID ~
rens on Thursday evening were
the result of IN error which yin
not Be repeated.
The blasts. Lindsey said. ~
suited when IN engineer, teetine
the equipment, was unaWGre
that orders had been Issued M
all such tests must b mndo u
2 pm. on Sundays only.
All sirens blasts, In the hnt.8oI
Lindsey said will moon "roAI
trouble" and existence a. GooEs
gcncy q all Other hours thoe -
? pm Ssnday ~ tlnnn ~ Z
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-02-28
Allied Fleet Scores Smashing Victory Over jap
Observation-Disclosures Guard
A6ainSt Axis Coastal Raid
Auto License
DeadIine

Macomb county residents
have until 900 p. m. tonight
in which to purchase 1912
auto license plates. All cars
travelling the highways after
midnight tonight will be tic
keted, Chief of Police Ar
thur I. ROss0 and Sheriff ia
cob Theut said today. Plates
may be purchased In Mount
Clemens at the branch office
of the Secretary Of State on
South Gratiot avenue. Long
lines formed outside the office
this morning, employees said.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-02-28
Tax Expert.
Here Monday

Morris Shaw, of the state de-
partment of revenue, will be in
the office of the probate judge,
seventh floor, county building,
on Monday from 900 am. un-
til noon to assist in the computa-
ton of intangible tax returns.
He will return March - and
81 when he will be available
from 100 until 400 pm. Dead
line for filing intangible tax re-
turns u March 81.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-02-28
Early Sewer
Action Looms
Bids to be Sought
Late in March

Milton P. Adams, secretary
engineer of the State Stream
Control Commission said to-
day paper work" on the pro-
posed $4,000,O00 Macomb-
Wayne county sewage disposal
project probably will be COM
pleted March 10 and that bids
will be asked few weeks later.
Adams said the Macomb
county Board of Supervisors
will meet at that time and ap-
prove final engineering and con-
tractual drafts. He said officials
from East Detroit, Roseville,
Center Line, st. Clair Shores,
Warren Township and Warren
village met with the county
Boards drain committee this
week and approved in general
enabling contracts with Wayne
county and the city of Detroit
for diversion and treatment of
sewage from the large defense
industry area.
"Certain provisions and rates
still are disputed" Adams as
serted, "but those things can be
ironed out after work actually
begins" He said the Oakland
county board of supervisors al
ready has agreed upon contracts
with Wayne county and Detroit
and will be ready in Three or
four weeks" to solicit bids for q
master sewage system to serve
eight municipalities in Royal
Oak township.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-02-28
800 Mile Zone
|DimmedAgainst
Hostile Action
WASHINGTON, Feb. 28-(P)

WASHINGTON, Feb. 28-tR)
Preparations against Axis
Spring raids by sea or air were
frightened today with a call for
all-night, every-night partial
blackouts in a defense zone
reaching 800 miles inland from
all United States coasts.
In collaboration with military
officials, James M. Lands, di-
rector of the office for civilian
defense, asked immediate black
out of all lights in critical
areas which "are not capable of
being put out at moments not
ice in case of attack.
The new defense move was in
step with war developments
which bespoke the widening ma
ture of the conflict.
United States and other Unit
ed nation warships were locked
in battle with Japanese inva-
sion fleet off Java. The out
come was still in doubt here, a
Navy spokesman saying merely
that u. S. units were involved
and that 1--WE know none of the
results as yet"
Previously American cruisers,
destroyers and submarines have
been in action in the area. 1t
was not known here what classes
of ships were engaged in the
new battle.
TANKERS TORPEDOED
Two more American tankers
were torpedoed in the Atlantic.
See BLACKOUTS-Page 2
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-02-28
Sale of Firearms
Banned by Board

WASHINGTON, Feb. 28-(R
The War Production Board
has prohibited the sale of new
pistols, rifles or shotguns by any
one other than manufacturers.
The order was issued last
night to check an expected run
on firearms and save present
stocks for war plant protection,
civilian defense and police use.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-02-28
Aliens Pose
Major Problem

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 20
-(R)-The west coasts big
gest question-whether to
move the Japanese, both alien
and American.born, further
inland, even possibly outside
all coastal states-appeared
to be headed toward an early
answer today. The man who
has the power Of decision,
Lieut. Gen. John L. Dewitt,
held important conferences
last night with Tom C. Clark,
west coast alien co-0rdinatOr.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-02-28
State IS Divided into Six
Districts for Raid Protection
Moeomb Wayne and ookIond Maks
Up District Number One

District four-Clinton, Ionia,
Kent, Ottawa, Muskegon,
Oceana, Newaygo, Montcalm.
Gratiot, Isabella and Mecosta
counties.
District five-The remainder
of the Lower Peninsula.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-02-28
Ciuic Lecture Group
to Meet on Monday

Frank Kissell announced to-
day that he has called a meeting
of the central committee of the
Civic Lecture series to be held
Monday at 400 pm. in Room
2 of the Mount Clemens High
school.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-02-28

fighters and with navy -
snce the raiders TIM Win I'M n &
\ Timed to- the minu1 o.
ach1tista drpppe RI N
clclids % form kSG&lly G r .
kat1t group against The
Garrison at the same tiMD
infantry, ferried across tn
fish channel, lande6 GO
DEAL HEAVY sLows 4,
Joining forces. the ~ k
tachments which I Sni11nS
spokesman said could not ~
sumed to be small" dSCI
one-two punch to the Mari ~
while demolition squads Wk~
ed the Radio stations. 8 2S
Then they departed = Qul n
as they had come. 1eaviny S5
hind . ruined location poet 1
4 dispersed force Of cerno,
guards.
Early this afternoon = M s,I
tary spokesman In Londpu ~ b
il was not yet known whee NJ
ships bringing the roidln0 ~
ties back had yet landed hi N
land.
The spokesman said ~ -
sibility Of = major Dir I'm
between German bomhefo - ri
ing an aerial counter-stxuke a1 \
the Raj fighter umbrella -
not be denied" -
apparently this meank Ulnt
possibly German bomhefa HDiG
be attempting 70 destroy t1
ships carrying the houne- M1e Il
bound troops In the En0l1on d
channel and were meeting III
opposition from British 6111 n
planes.) n.
POINT NOT REvEALkD Il
No mention Wa mndo - RI
Joint air. army and navy -
HAuniQue Of the focat3ou e fss
raid except ION the north eG
Of France j,
Some British sources pcGc1n1 V
ed that this feat by hort 1s
parachutists and tnfhntry e. 8
Be the opening gum @ I seg1o1 =
See RAIDp1o0 8 Al
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-02-28
I'D. 1 Raj ~
10 Meet On Sund

An urgent meeting ok An >11
Wardens Of Precinct ! V1l W.
held at 400 p. N. S>a111 ~ q 4 ~
fire hall. the precinct len6or e h.
today. " Is 4, !, Il Il
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-02-28

NEW YORK, Feb 28-t#,-Jopon's brood stroteqy op-
poreny coils for westward strike Indian Oceon in
sffort TO loot irdo the United Notions supply routes
10 the Red SEQ ond Person Cult ond fnol establish juno
tcn with Gsuuorv somewhere IN he rMiddIe-Eost
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-02-28
Primary Vote
10 Eliminate
; Candidates
Commission. Court,
Constable berths
Up for Decision

Candidates and public alike
today awaited Mondays Mount
Clemens city primary election
with more than usual interest
as the day of determination drew
near.
With at least one justice court
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-02-28
Pope Plus Reported Indisposed

LONDON, Feb. 28-Qf1-A Vchy broadcast today sold
the Vocon reported Pope Plus XII slightly indisposed
oddne that there no for onxety but doctors have
odvised His Holiness to avoid oil strain"
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-02-28
late X X X
bulletins
Berlin Boasts s Sub Victims

BERLIN from German Broodcosts), Feb. 28-t%1-The
0er'on high commend eloned today the sinking by Uboots
Of five ships otone 81 900 in the Atlantic Ocean, The
Of operations not given.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-02-28
Extend Australian Martial Law

CAMBRIA, Feb. 28-U4'-Mitoy rule for the whole
northern territory Of Australia proclaimed todoy by Army
Minister Froncs Forde.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-02-28
Daring Alls||||L !
|MuzzIes na1i
Radio SialoIl
Berlin Admits
Roiders ovoreonlo
Coostol Defsnses

LONDON, Feb. - Dar1QG,
British parachutists md -
borne infantry combined to1I
in q destructive attack On y ~ Y
man radio detector pogt =. -
first sizeable Inclusion. q tG4
northern French coast sinco ~
fall of France. sS.S e
Under cover Of 4 protectfn
umbrella Of Royal Air 1ee<o
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-02-28

BERLIN. (from GeRnD1n
broadcasts) Feb. 10( - I
German high cemaannn4 81 \
ported today that n11l114 f. N
achute troops everca1lo 49, y?
coastal defenses @ ~ n69o
west coast Of Francs 1oG9nlSlt I
and said they wlth6eou
sea two hours laase @G1
pressure Of German eoW
measures" ss "; J;
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-02-28

The Japanese claim was the
See WAxk-Rags 3
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-01-22
IL miliona najamnih radnica.

Prema cenzusu cd 1910. godine ova zemla ina 5o,357.s92 zen
skog stanovnistva preko ii godina starosti. T;ko mas izyeStava bro
cenzusa IL w ashngtona. On dalje veil, da Il cd tog broja njh
12,846.565 najamne radnice; da preko II miliona rade, a da Nth
I265,53s traze posla cd kojih SUI $4,000 move radnice. zenshe rad
nice predstavljaju p Pc sto ukupnih radnika 10000 enaljskih in
dustrija 31 pc so trgovaGkih radnka 1,770000 ducana u hoji-
ma svega rade 4600217 radnika. Owe broke ponenuto teo iznosi
da hi dokazalo da oa zenlja ina veliki rezervoar rada.
Ali stanje th milona radnical nUe najbolje. Ovo priznaie sa-
mo tAo koje Sc zove United States Womens Bureau, koe ie Il de-
cembarskom pregledu izjavlo da skorasnja ispitivana dokazuju
da najamnica muskih radnika ne dostze rastece troskove odrzava-
MIA zvota ali da je najamnica radnica JOS MIA. Prosecna najam-
Mica sih radnca owe zemlie ieste ispod $4,000 Medicine plate -
1915. A stotine hiljada radnica su primale samo izmediu Is II
dolara nedelno.
Da ST ma pijaci rada nalazi skoro million novh radnica 10 sa-
mo svedoci da je tacan izvestaj tg zenskog biroa da najan1nica
muskih radnika zaostaje daleko liza rastecih cena zivotnih namirni-
ca zene devojke su prlnorane So sVe vecom kapitaGstickor eks-
ploatacijom njihovih muzeva o6eva da Sc same u najam prodaju,
da in sve redom izrablHvacka klasa JOS wise izrabjaje.
ko sto vidino, We gorke cinjenice istcu sama kapital.ttka
sredstva nehottno tesko optuzuju zulumcarski kapitalizam.
kd fopov kaze sam da je lopov onda ne treba veceg dokaza "a
nuznost uknuea postojeceg kapitalistiekog lopovluka!