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RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-02-12

rezolucija, One ukljueuju resenje da Sc ulovi
i razori svaki trag ekonomske aktivnosti Oso-
vine, da Sc o%svoje sva poduzeca Osovine i da
Sc operlsu cd strane Wade, i da Sc "ublazi ma
koJa ekonomska ozleda koju bi mogle ~pretrpeti
americke republike zbog sprovadjanja u delo
ovih mera...." Uredbe da Sc ogromno pove-
ca proizvodnja sirovih strateskih materijala i
da Sc snabdu sredstva "a njihovu Transporter
ciJu, %takodjer su u%svojene. Ladje Osovine, ko-
je su uhvacene u pristanistima Latinske Anne
rlke, trebaju Sc odmah staviti II sluzbu, i da
mornarske vlasti svih nacija "rade zajednicki
da odrede i krecu ladje pod njihovom kontro-
lom." Ma kraju, glavne potrebe americkih re-
rublika imaju Sc podmiriti, jamacno Cd stra-
ne Sjedinjenih Drzava, a ga postene jedna-
Ike cene.'
Zurba je diktirala owl ekonomsku juniju.
ali ona Je ocevidno wise cd privremene uredbe.
Njeni dalekosezni ucinak sc sastoji u tome ia
prlcvrsti nacije Latinske Amerike u ekonom-
skom koloseku Sjedinjenih Drzava. Pod uslo-
vima modernog imperijalizma ovo znaci e.
ventualno, ako ne odmah takodjer i polite
ku dominaciju. Ia dobro, iii "a zlo, inter-kon-
tinentalni ekonomski biloxi, koji Sc sada radja,
cini sprdnju cd "Atlantic Chartera" a naroci-
to cd paragrafa koji obecavaju "pobedniku j
pobedjenom" jednaku ekonomsku priliku.
Mnogi vidniji kapitalistitki zagovaraci,
lkljucujuci i Wendell Willkie-a, dugo su pro-
pagirali kontinentalni biloxi kao sredstvo posle-
ratne trgovine i ~svetskog mira. Oni ne mogu
nj Jedno postici. Sve sto oni mogu postici jes-
te intensifikaciju borbe "a svetsku ekonomsku
dominaciju. Kapitalisticke sile nisu mamie gra-
b~ezlJivlje i ne mamie z~avisnije cd svetskih pi-
Jaca zbog toga sto Sc mnogi satrapi nalaze u
njihovom koloseku. Neki Sc predstavnici vlada-
JUICE klase protive carinskim junijama i okruz-
MIN trgovackim blokovima, i koji podrzavaju
da &c sve to ubrzati novi svetski sukob. Mr..
Eugene P. Thomas, predsednik National Fo-
reign Trade Council" u svom tlanku koji Sc
pojavio u njujorskom World Telegramu, 8. ia
nuara, iznasa ovo glediste:
ia nisam nesvesan cinjenice da neki stra-
nj trgovci gledaju p~rijatno, ako ne sa odobre-
MEM, stvaranje kontinentalnih ekonomskih bio
kova radi svrhe nternacionalne razmene. Mo
ia je cvrsta vera da &c ma koja tendenciia owe
vrste nadraziti kontinentalne utakmice. ko.
je &c opet ugroziti svetski mir"
IL ovoga Sc vidi jasno da, ma kako &c Sc
dokazati korisne americkom Akapitalizmu eko-,
nomske uredbe ucinjene-u Rio-u u vezi sa vo-
djenjem postojeceg rata, one neee nit mogu
unistiti borbu "a svetsku pijacu iii spreciti ne
srecu rata sa kojom Sc trgovacka borba zavrsa-
va. Ekonomski problem Sc mora resiti, ali Sc
on mora resiti ma direktan i jednostavan naein,
imeno, putem Socijalisticke rekonstrukcije
drustva. kao so Socijalizam uvadja racionalno
srodstvo izmedju eoveka i coveka, on takodjer
stvara bazu "a zdravo i racionalno srodstvo IL
medju naroda srodstvo koie Sc ne bazira nj
tt ma politickoj niti nj ma ekonomskoj zavisno-
sti, vet ma kooperaciji i kulturnoj vezi.
WEEKLY PEOPLE.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-02-12
Dzepna Biblija.
ill
KRISTTJAN STAMPAR.

Sa originalnog francuskog ma engleski: Daniel De Leon.
Sa' engfeskog ma jugoslavenski: L. Petrovic.
1O4.
Sinovi moji svecano nastavi glas Lojole sa
ovog mesta mozete da vidite cetiri glavne tacke onog
sveta CHE carstvo delim medju vas, hrabre vojnike Drust-
va Isusa. Tamo dole, prema severn, lezi zemlja Moskov-
Cana, Germanija Engleska. Tebi, Jovane Lainezu, Ger
manila. Engleska zemlja Moskovcana.
Ucitelju, bice pc tvome!
Onamo, prema istoku, Turska, Azija, Sveta zem-
liza. Tebi, Rodriguez il Acevedo, Turska, Azija j Sveta
zemlja.
Ucitelju, bice pc tvome!
Onamo, prema zapadu, nova Amerika i India. Te-
hi, Alfonso Salmerone, nova America India.
Ucitelju, biee pc tvome.
Onamo, prena zapadu, Afrika, Italia, Spanija,
Portugalija, ostrva Korzika i Sardinia, te Balearska
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-02-12

ge drustvene parazite ovog kapitalistiekog sis
tema. Ma prvi pogleds odmah nam upadaju u
oei one osobe, clanovi plutokratije, koji nista
ne rade i samo sc slade. Buduci da oni uzivaju
bogatstvo koje predstavlja, krv, kosti i kozu,
kao i svu snagu mladost radnika, oni su "a
ista kao buhe paraziti. Ako podjemo malo da-
lie sa istog premise mi cemo neminovno vide
ii da svi oni, koji trade" da hi Sc odrzao Sis
tenn koji omogucuje ~opstanak vladavine groz-
NTH parazita, da su oni IL sluzbi tin drustve-
nth buha da oni ne mogu biti iznad, vec is
pod tin parazita.
A ko SUI ii slugani drustvenih buha? Uze-
cemo prvo labor fekere. Oni su narcotic pos
~tavljeni u postojeeim junijama, kao direktni
p%orucnici kapitalisticke klase, da zavode rad
nike, da i'm "olaksaju' rane parazitskih krvo-
pija, da bi in tako p~oslednji mogli stalno dozi-
votno sisati. Onda mozemo uzeti samu poll
ticku drzavu. Ona je kao institucija postala pa
razitska. Ona je, kako ono rekose Marx En-
gels, izvrsni odbor parazitske plutokratije, ko-
ia otpravlja meme celokupne poslove, i koja je
uspostavljena da tlaci radnike. Ona sluzi ce-'
lom parazitskom kapitalizmu. Ali ona je po-
tfeDna~ QfuStFena neSfecd QOgOd Sc ne Zamenl
sa drugom vladavinom koja &c voditi red u
novom drustvu.
l oval parazitski s i S t e m odrzace Sc
dogod Sc radnici klasno ne prosvete da Sc kao
klasa, jedina korisna klasa u drustvu, organi-
zulu politicki i ekonomski, da tako uniste sis
tenn koji odrzava drustvene parazite. l jednog
sretnijeg dana, koji nile predaleko, americki
radnici &c Sc organizovati has prema planu
programa Socijalisticke Radnicke Partije. Oni
&c Sc organizovati u jednu radnicku politicku
partiju, kao so je S. L. P, i u jednu sveze-
maljsku Industrijalnu Juniiu, koju decenijama
propagira program S. L.. P. Kada &c Sc sve to
desiti tada &c pobedonosna ~politicka p~artija
industrijalno organizovanih radnika otici u
Washingtonu i poGistiti ne samo "parazite' tog
koja &c proglasiti kraj zivota swim parazitima
i koja &c predati svu drustvenu upravu u ruke
Socijalisticke Industrijalne Republic Rada, a
ova nece primiti nj jednog parazitu "a svoga
clana. Drugim recima, buduce besklasno drus-
tveno uredjenje bice sastavljeno samo do ko-
risnih clanova drustva j, sledstveno, ono &c
pruziti priliku postojecim parazitima, plutokra-
TINA i njihovim sluganima, da pc PRIV put vrse
korisnu funkciju da kao i drugi sretan i zdrav
syet uzivaju punu odrustvenu vrednost svoga
proizvoda. Naravno, ,parazitiJ fevs Sc .mnrati ma
to prisiliti voljom ogromne vecine koja &c BIZ
ii volia Socijalisticke Revolucije.
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Reklo nam Sc, da Sc posluzimo glasovnicom.
Bogme i hocemo, - Ustav Sjedinjenih DrZa-
va je prvi ustav. koji sadrzi odredbu, pc kojoj
Sc sam on moze menjati. Time ustav Sjedinje-
nth Drzava priznaje iii, Pc recima jednog pro-
slavljenog coveka u ovoj zemlji, ozakonjuje re-
voluciju. Pc recima Washingtona, sam narod
drzi vladu u svojoj ruci. cinjenice koje sam
naveo, dokazi koje sam podneo, jasno govore
da je doslo vreme da ugnjeteni owe zemlje u
potrebe tn odredbu u ustavu, koja ozakonju-
je promenu, i ucine kraj kapitalistickom ma
jamnom sistemu. Kao socialist, kao ljudi ko-
il stole ma nacelima medjunarodnog s%ocijaliz-
ma, kao ljudi koji smatraju da je politicka dr.
Java do gnjilosti sazrela "a obaranje, mi ,osni-
vamo Industrijalne Junije, koje da uzmu bu-
ducu upravu drustva u svoje ruke i podupru
odluku glasovnice, ako protiv ME ustanu re-
akcionari, danasnji burbonski bankroglavci. -
Americki socialist su ii, koji cuvaju americ-
ku zastavu. Socialist su ii, koji Sc danas bore
protiv nastojanja da Sc, pod okriljem ~zastave,
opet uvede despotizam i koji &c prepreciti put
tome nastojanju. - DANIEL DE LEON.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-02-12

Slus'o sam cd ljudi poslovicu owl,
Poslovicu staru, ali uvek novu:
exc istinu ljubi, mora celog dana
Drzati "a uzdu konja osedlana!"
Zmaj.
Evening star., 1942-10-12
Mrs. Breslau to Head
D. c.. Delegation to
Hadassah Meeting

Mrs. Isadore Breslau, president
OF the Washington Chapter of Ha-
dassah, will head a delegation OF
members of the chapter who will at
tend the 28th annual convention of
the national organization to be held
IN New York from Wednesday un-
til Sunday.
Subjects to be discussed at the
convention include the war needs
of Palestine, the expansion of Ha-
dassah's emergency health program
IN the Holy Land, Zionist political
issues, and a plan for broadening
American war and educational ef-
forts.
Several sessions will be held joint
ly with the Zionist Organization of
America.
Local women who will attend in
clude Mrs. Meyer Bernstein, Mrs.
Morris Bierman, Mrs. Bernard Dan
zansky, Mrs. Joseph Freedman, Mrs.
Fred Gichner, Mrs. Clara Haves,
Mrs. Leopold Freudberg, Mrs. Henry
hdIlIlee, MrS. LelQd Mar IllIlel, MIS.
Harry L. Lourie. Mrs Tobias Nafta-
lin, Mrs. Moe Gutenberg, Mrs Sophie
Pearl, Mrs: Charles Pilzer, Mrs.
Harry Levinson, Mrs. Simon Shelter,
Mrs. Albert Sterling, Mrs. John M.
Safer, Mrs. I. S. Turover and Mrs.
Rose Wise. Mrs. Raphael Tourover
will also attend as a member of the
national board Of directors of the
organization.
Evening star., 1942-10-12
Auxiliary to Hold
Meeting Wednesday
At Jewish Center

The City of Hope Auxiliary Of the
Los Angeles Sanitorium will hold it's
first meeting of the year at pm.
Wednesday at the Jewish Commu-
nifty Center, Sixteenth and @ streets
NV.
Miss Sylvia Neulander will be the
guest speaker and Mrs. Benjamin
Brill, the president, will report on
the conference which was held in
Los Angeles in July when 500 dele
gates, representing 80 auXiliaries,
were in attendance.
A report will be given by incom-
ing officers and members of the
board. Dessert luncheon will be
served by Mrs. Monroe Selinger
Mrs. Howard kaufman and a COM
mittee.
Evening star., 1942-10-12
Zeta Tau Alpha
To Mark Founding

The 44th anniversary of the
founding of zeta Tau Alpha will be
celebrated by the washington Alum
nae chapter with a formal banquet
Thursday evening at Hotel 240O.
Representatives from Beta Alpha
Chapter at George Washington Uni
versity will participate in the pro-
gram. Miss Dorothy Rock, presis
dent of the Washington alumnae,
will be toastmistress. Mrs. Paul
Briggs is in charge of reservations.
A meeting of the Saturday lunch
con group will be held at l pm.
Saturday at the Four Hundred
Restaurant, 1923 F street NV, with
Miss Elizabeth Gladman in charge
of reservations.
An executive meeting will be held
at 8 pm. October 20, at the home of
Miss Adelaide Woodley, 1886 Spring
road NV
Evening star., 1942-10-12
Political Club
TO Open Season

The first meeting OF the season
OF the Political Study Club will be
held Saturday at the Washington
Club when Miss Grace Frysinger,
senior home economist Of the De-
partment of Agriculture, will be the
guest speaker. Her topic will be
THE 1912 Harvest: An Epic of
American Patriotism"
Guests of honor will include Mrs.
Claude r. Wickard, wife of the Sec
retary of Agriculture, and Mrs. Ellen
S. Woodward, of the Social Security
Board. Those at the tea table will
be Miss Meredith Howard, Mrs.
Charles M. Hanon of San Francisco,
and Mrs. George F.. Becker.
Two new committee chairman, an
nounced recently, are Mrs. Benja-
min Soule Gantz, hospitality COM
mittee, and Mrs. Robert j. Bates,
membership committee. New mem
bers include Mrs. Harry R. Daniel
and Mrs. Charles Haseman.
Evening star., 1942-10-12
.Woman's PARTY
Will Hold Tea
Next Sunday
Gathering Planned
As Preliminary to
Philadelphia Parley

] preliminary to the biennial con-
vention Of the National Woman's
Party to be held in PHILADELPHIA
October 1925, the District branch
OF the organization will entertain
at a tea at pm. Sunday at Alva
Belmont House, the national head
quarters here.
Those attending will include con-
vention delegates from the District
chapter and from nearby States.
Mrs. Karl Green is hospitality
chairman and Dr. Margaret Sebree
assistant hospitality chairman.
High lights of the convention ban
quet will include addresses by Eliza
! oeth Pickett Chevalier, nationally
, known author; DR.. Mary E. Woolley
president emeritus of Mt. Holyoke
college; Miss Anita Pollitzer, fem
mist; and Miss Lena Madison Phil
lips, president of the International
Federation of Business and Profes-
sional Women.
Mrs. Chevalier. whose latest work
"Drlvln' Woman" is one of the past
years best sellers. has chosen as her
topic, "Drivin' Women in America S
Wars"
Mrs. Emma Guffey Miller, Demo-
cratic national committeewoman
from Pennsylvania, will act as toast
mistress. Mrs. Harvey w. Wiley, OF
washington, national chairman of
the organization, will offer greet
tngs.
The program will include an i'm
personation of Lucretia Mott
Quaker feminist and co-organizer of
the original Womans movement, by
Miss Kay Cavender, program chair
man OF the Philadelphia Federation
OF Women's Clubs.
Evening star., 1942-10-12
Chapter B of P. E. O.
To Have Luncheon

Chapter B of the P. E. o. Sister,
hood will hold luncheon meeting
at 1890 pm. tomorrow at the home
of Mrs. Edgar B. Merritt, with Mrs
Horton H. McKeever and Miss
Mollie Nance as assisting hostesses.
Mrs. Eugene H. Pitcher will pre-
side at the business session. Mrs.
Sidney R. Jacobs, defense chairman,
will be among those making reports.
In line with a study of Latin
America to be made this year, Mrs.
j. P. Hendricks will give a paper
on Colonial Background and Pres
ent Government" and Miss Jose
phine Jones will discuss "Religions
Ancient and Modern"
Chapter S entertained State Off
GERS and presidents of the 20 local
chapters at tea Saturday at the
home of Mrs. Walter Maloney.
Evening star., 1942-10-12
Alpha XII Delta
.Alunnae to Meet

Washington Alumnae of Alpha Xi
Delta will meet at 7:30 o'clock to-
night In the studios of the District
branch, League of American Pen
Women, 1881 Columbia avenue NV.
The group will meet in the studio
the second Monday night of each
month throughout the winter.
Mrs. George w. Reeves. of the
University of Vermont, will read a
paper, National Growth of Our
Membership" following a coffee and
social hour. Miss Margaret Swan
son, chairman of the Committee on
National Defense, will sell Defense
stamps at each meeting.
Mrs. George Ernest Waesche, a
graduate of the University of Mary
land, is president of the local chap
ter.
Evening star., 1942-10-12
Sam Had q Good Idea,
But Went Too For

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK.-Sam Pats idea
worked about $500 worth. Then
the authorities stepped in.
Between jobs he received home
relief and unemployment insurance
and registered for social security
under his name and his brothers.
Officials said he'd get job under
his brothers name while drawing
relief checks under his own, then
leave the job and apply for unem-
ployment insurance under the
brothers name to protect his home
relief standing.
He pleaded guilty to charges of
grand larceny and violation of the
New York State labor law.
Evening star., 1942-10-12
Draft Of Directors
To War for Work in
Hospitals Urged
Use Of $4,000 for Easing
Shortage Of Monpower
Asked by Physician

By the Associated Press.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 12.-Dr. Bert
w. Caldwell of Chicago, executive
secretary of the American Hospital
Association, suggested today that
the Government draft conscien-
tious objectors for work in civilian
hospitals to ease the induced
manpower shortage. =
There are approximately $4,000
conscientious objectors who state
their consciences do not allow them
TO take up arms" he said in an
interview at the opening OF the
associations conference.
II am sure most of them would
find a happy, patriotic, humani-
tartan solution to their problem if
the Government would order them
to work on the seriously depleted
hospital staffs.
Could Fill Many Positions.
'They could fill whatever posi-
tions they are adapted for-attend-
ants, clerical jobs, kitchen help,
domestic help, gardeners. janitors,
and in fact. any of the various
positions held by professional
workers. The war time manpoWer
loss in these classifcations has been
as high as 60 per cent in some
hospitals"
At the same time, Dr. Caldwell
said, the Government should take
steps to stabilize the remaining lay
hospital employees in their present
jobs-provided they are ineligible
for armed service-to prevent them
from being courted away into high
er paying jobs in industry or Gov-
ernment service.
THE Government has been strict
in its rulings to prevent workers
changing from one war industry to
another, but the Government itself
has been among the offenders in
courting people away from the lay
stats of hospitals.
Essential Industry"
"If the hospital industry, whose
commodity is human life, is not
an essential industry, then 1 don
know what is.
Hospital administrators have no
objections to doctors and nurses
being called into essential services
Evening star., 1942-10-12
Society to Hear
Lecture on India

Mrs. Mark Eldredge will give an
illustrated lecture on India at a
meeting of the Woman's Society for
Christian Service at Metropolitan
Memorial Church, Nebraska and
New Mexico avenues, at noon Thurs
day.
The speaker will picture the India
of today, show the important war
centers, and tell of the life of the
people.
Evening star., 1942-10-12
Mount Holyoke Club
To Meet Saturday

The Mount Holyoke Club of Wash
ington will meet at 4 pm. Satur-
day at the American Association Of
University Women's Club. 1884 I
street NV. Tea will be served be-
fore the business meeting.
All Mount Holyoke alumnae in
Washington are invited to be pres
ent and join in the planning Of the
years program.
Evening star., 1942-10-12
War Plant Manaqers
Complain Of Scarcity
OF Trained Women
Factory Heads Will Use
1880 Pet. Women
When They Find Them

By the Associated Press
KANSAS CITY, Oct. 12.-"Yes," !"
say the managers of war plants and
communications services, I'VE will
use 10 or 80 per cent women en-
ployes-but will some one please tell
us where to find them?"
Women already outnumber men
by that proportion among the new
employees now being added at some
OF the plants-but in others the per-
Evening star., 1942-10-12
Book Review Planned

The Rev. Robert l.. Kincheloe Of
Baltimore, chaplain for defense
housing areas, will review the book,
Americas Own Refugees" by
Henry Hill Collins. jr., at meeting
of the Woman's Club OF Greenbelt
Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Guy
Andrus, II Ridge road. Mrs. Denzil
Wood and Mrs. Joe LOTUS will act
as co-hostesses.
A program of music will be fea-
tured by Mrs. Leroy Smith, pianist,
of Greenbelt.
Evening star., 1942-10-12

Of the armed forces and public
health. It's their duty to go.
But we do object to the uncon-
trolled system that allows the TAX
ing away Of these other employees
unless there's a reason beyond
mere financial return.
"As a matter of fact, while such
workers apparently may get more
money in industrial or Government
positions, their status in the hos
pital in the long run is much better
because most of them get main
tenance and assurance of security"
Evening star., 1942-10-12
Leaders Appointed

Two new department chairmen
have been announced by the Dis
trict Federation of Women's Clubs.
Mrs. M. S. Annis will head the De-
partment of the American Home,
while Mrs. c. D. Lowe will serve as
chairman of Public Welfare,
Evening star., 1942-10-12

centage is lower. All would hire
more if they could find them.
Training programs begun as early
as the fall of 1910 are providing
hundreds Of qualified women-but
still not enough, say the industrial
executives.
And ringing in their ears are the
words of Ed Mcdonald. regional
director for the War Manpower
Commission, who declared that men
eligible for the armed services must
be replaced quickly by women or
older men, or physically disabled
men.
Object to Training Work.
Executives at North Americans
bomber plant said the major diff
Guilty is that most women applicants
are unskilled, and that many object
to taking training courses.
Here's a glimpse Of the speed,
though, with which the women are
taking over mems jobs:
Lake City ordnance plant: Half
Evening star., 1942-10-12
Tea, Musicale Set

A member bring -a-member tea
and musicale will be held by the
Women's Auxiliary, B'nai Birth,
Argo Lodge, from to 4:30 pm.
Wednesday at the home of Mrs.
Charles B. Dulcan, 1888 Cathedral
avenue NV. Miss Evelyn Timer,
pianist, of New York City will be
the guest artist.
Evening star., 1942-10-12
Sorority BANQUET

Theta Phi, the oldest sorority at
Eastern High School, will hold it's
37th founders day banquet Thurs
day at the Arts Club OF Washing
ton, 2017 I street NV, at 7::3O pm.
Evening star., 1942-10-12
Greenbelt PROGRAM

One of the first projects OF
newly organized Red Cross canteen
unit in Greenbelt will be to serve
the Greenbelt Minute Men" with
refreshments tomorrow night fol-
lowing their weekly drill.
The Greenbelt Woman's Club
sponsored organization of the unit.
Evening star., 1942-10-12
Club Meets Tonight

Mrs. Bert L. Williams, president
Of the Pro Bonata Club, announced
that it's activities will be resumed
after summer recess at a meeting
at o'clock tonight at the home of
Mrs. John Lyles, 1929 Dale drive,
Silver Spring.
Evening star., 1942-10-12
the employees are women, with the
percentage steadily rising.

the employees are women, with the
percentage steadily rising.
North American Aviation, Inc:
Women now hold 81 per cent of all
jobs. and total 80 per cent Of en-
ployes now being added. (They work
everywhere except in foundry and
warehouse)
Girls Garry kilograms.
Western Union: Percentage Of
women has risen from 66 to IS in
recent months. and still climbing.
A third of messengers are girls.
Postal Telegraph: Thirty per cent
of employees now women. 1--WE would
hire more if we could find more
women to work." said Assistant Su-
perintendent P A. Siler.
Then there's a large grocery firm
advertising for women workers-it
promises to pay them $l8 a week
while they're attending the free
training school.
,,c,, m .vn~~ -
Evening star., 1942-10-12

Why should your Uncle Sam have
to dun anybody to buy a war bond
to help preserve the democratic way
of living? Buy bond as your own
expression of Willingness to help.
Evening star., 1942-10-12

If you can't sleep at night-go out
and buy a bond.
Evening star., 1942-10-12
Sports Shop rounds up
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