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RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-05-21
VOL. XXXV. = GOD. XAAV.
Vazne medjunarodne vesti
Otpocela je ~proletna ofenziva ma Sovletskom
frOntu.
fr0ntu.

xNacisticka Nematka gurnula Je svolu VoJsku pro'V heic roi"
ostrva koie $ e nalazi izmedju Crnog Mora Azovskog Mora, a cp
vrb 10 oko Jet vodenih milia Cd Kavkaza. Nacisti su nekollko pu''
iav;,i da su tamo porazii Crvene ,sHe, ali izgleda da s. tamo oa
los drzi. Ter posednje vesti iayljaju da su stigll Ia leo)a hacS-
+icke 5voiske pojacania Crvenoj sill ma tom predelu. Pored toga' a
hi olaksali svoiin1 drugovima u okoHci Kefca, Crvenl voJnlcl u Sc
vastonolu su navalii sa svom svojom siom protiv tamosnllh nacs-
+icEh utyrdienja. Onda je tn Crvena Flota koJa pomaze CrVenoJ
sill da So so boie odupre. Ako nacisti tamo poraze Crvenu Arm
in 70 20 znaciti da SUI oni tamo glavni dec svoje sle posal. Vec
preko nedelju dana tamo besni bitka.
Ali iako Hitler osvoji Poluostrvo Ker6, on &c bti onamo gde le
bo prosle zine, odakle ga tada potsnu Crvena Armja = oko 500
mnia cd abhzeg uljanog kavkaskog ulja, a oko $50 mhja cd fa
ku. Tai vdiki predeo vee da je pun prirodnih prepreka, vro vlso-
kin cestih planina. sto znaci da bi Hiteru uzelo toiko vremena
do tamo stiene kollko mu je uzelo da osvoji postojeci dec Sovjetske
Rustic. toest, kada hi Sc mogao kretati sa istom brzinom kao pros
dok je njegova sila mnogo sabija zbog toga, ako Hitler ueini iko-
prodrnh koraka.
Kaptaistieki eksperti ne znaiu da Ii je Crvena Armija, pod ge-
neralom Tomisenkom genijalno preduhitrla nacShcku ofenzlvu, III
lie ona sana zapoeea svoju proletnu ofenzivu protiv nacistickih 81
la u okolici Harkova, jr bMo kako bio, njeni poduzeti korak i've
like onalovazava nacsticke pobede ma Poluosrvu Kerc. Neke cud-
ne ogromne tenkove je Crvena Arnija pokrenula protiv nacista kod
Harkova. To SUI velike grdosje kakve jos nUe oval rat video. | one
cine "cudesa." Crvena Armija je u okolci Harkova razhila glavnu
nacisticku liniju, osvojila je 800 mesta mnostvo nacistickog rat
d nateriiala. Porea tTs sgromnih tenkova, tn su Crveni avijoniI
kii lee tako nisko da III cesto puta so do 100 nogu iznad nacista
i razbiiaju in ma sve strane. Sem ma Poluostrvu Kerc, Crvena A1mi-
ia uzduz celog fronta dzi uspesno incijativu. Ovo su mnije vesti
Neka Same tako Crvena Armija jos uspesnije produzava do konaene
pobede!
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-05-21
italia je 0g0rcena sa ratOm."

Prema izvestaju dugogodisnjeg dopisnika nJuJorskog llmesa'
Herbert [. Matthewusa, koi Sc nalazio u 1talU, ia zemlJe Sc ma
lazi u vrlo losem materialnom psiholoskom stanju. On veil, tesko
da Sc u ikojoj zemlji nalazi vlada, koja je tako nepopularna kao sto
lie italijanska fasist6ka vada, da Sc ma odrzava pomocu sle, ne
svoie. vc pomocu nacisticke sie. Prema njegovom mSjenju, ma
sta Sc desno posle rata, fasizam Sc nece moci odrzati koncetraclonl
logori su punt mnogobrojni. Svaki gradjanin je poliieki protiv ia
sizma i, sledstveno, svaki je kandidat "a koncentracione logore ao
Sc jako @pri svoUm izrazajima n e pazi. Mussolini je izgubio svako
postovanje mase. Ali sve to ne znaci da je blzu kaj njegove krvo-
loene Wade. Ona &c Sc, prema tom dopisniku, odrzati dogod je ma
cisticka Nemaeka jaka, Sto znaci, da se gnusni Mussolni drzi ma
vlasti pc milosti gada Hhlera!
so sc tce plutokrata, veil Matthew's. faszam je saw u njihovu
Nastavak ma a. strani)
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ObllZuJu Sc americki p%lutokra-
Il ma slatko ocekivanje da &c oni
ZauZeti mesto britanskih pluto
krata ma svetskoj pozornici kapi-
talistickog imperijaIizma nakon o.
VOC k~rvoprolica. Oni vide kako Sc
Britansko Carstvo raspada i da &c
propasti bez pitanja ishoda rata,
jer britanska plutokratija nece
moci drzati p%redratnu moe mad
svojim posedstvima koja ie jos ia
da pocela malaksavati. Americka
industrijska moe Sc u ovom ratu
jos wise istice i prevladjuje. Bri-
tanija je prisijlena dobivati sto
vecu pomoc Cd Amerike, pomoc
Eoja &c je skupo staff, .jer Sc oGe-
kuje ola &c zbog toga i drugih raZ-
loga il ovog rata Britannia izaci
kao drugostepenita zemlja. sto
znaci da &c Amerika postati de
facto j de jure prvostepenita ka-
pitalisticka zemlja. Otuda sc drzi
da centar ekonomske gravitacije
svetskog kapitalizma prelazi IL
Britanije u Ameriku. Otuda Sc
moze o:ekivati, ako kapitalizarl
prezivi rat, da &c americki pluto
kraft uzivati neosporivo najviso-
mesto propadajueeg kapitaliz-
ma, dok on kona6no ne propad-
ne.
"Manjkavosti" britanskog i'm
perijalizma.
I'VE mole nj jedna zemlja da US
pesno neprekidno vlada sa potla-
Denim zemljama. Da je tako sto
moguce, Rimska Imperija bi i dan
danas bila viva i neoboriva sila.
Tako je i Britannia, nakon sto je
imperijalisticki %pljackala t d e
zemlje, nakon sto in je militarno
pokorila i svoju vlast mad NINA
postavila, sada, sto oval rat mai
bolje %dokazuje, pocela gubiti moe
mad drzanjem svih svojih kolo-
Mia pa mozda i dominija. Britain
ski plutokrati su razvijali poke
rem zemlje samo onoliko koliko
su mogli svog kapitala da tamo
uloze u proizvodnji takvih pred
meta koji ne bi konkurisali sa do
macim produktima. Tako su oni
sprecavali da Sc raZvije domaca
industrial pokorenih zemalja. Raj
vitak domace industriie pokorene
zemlje, kolonije, kao sto je, ma
primer, India, bi prouzrokovao
pojavu domace jake %burzoazije
koja bi vodila uspesnu borbu pro-
tiv britanskih imperijalistiekih o.
kova. A to ne bi bilo Il interesu
britanskog imperijalizma.
Britanski kapitalisti su ulagali
svoj kapital u Indiji, ali, kao sto
spomenusmo, oni SUI ga ulagali u
takvoj p%roizvodnji koja Sc nije
kosila sa proizvodnjom britanske
industrije Il Britaniji. Sledstveno,
britanski kapital je sagradio re
ljeznicu u Indiji koliku lie ia zem-
liza poseduje; on je razvio ciment-
nu industriju, r%udarstvo, planta-
re i papirnu industriju Indie, ali
nj jedan cd tin produkata ne kon-
kurise domacoj proizvodnji. Dru-
GIN recima, Britannia je II 1ndi-
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il ra2vijala takvu industriju CHI
su produkti bill nuzni samoj Bri-
tamil a koje nije mogla uspeSno
proizvadjati kod kuce. Tako to
bese, u glavnome, domaci kapital
Indie koji ,ie razyio menu tkaC-
ku industriju eli su proizvodi
konkurisali proizvodima britans-
Ike tkacke industrije u Lancashi-
re-u, kao sto je ma isti nacin raz-
vijena celicna industrial Indie.
Zbog svoje neskrupulozne priro-
de, koja je urodiena Il svakom
imperijalizmu, narodi britanskih
kolonija nemaju nikakvog oduSev-
ljenja da brane menu imperlja-
listicku pljackasku vlast cd ma
vale druge, mozda gore, p~ljackaS-
Ike vlasti. Tako pade MALAYSIA pod
cizmom japanskog militarizma bez
da su Malajci branili britansku
| vlast. Tako pada Burma, gde sc
britanski otpor, koji je patio zbog
m%anjkanja potpore domaceg sta
novnistva, topi kao vosak, da ga
je zasramio otpor siromasne XII
, ne koja ie stala da uspesnije drzi
napadaca cd dalnie provale put
Burma Puta, A sudbina same In
die visi o koncu, da je americka
vlada prisiljena da sagradi jakl
radio stanton sa koje &c da Sc ma
rocito brodkestuju govori i dru-
ge tacke radijskog programa Il
nadi da &c tako moci predoblti
! potlaceno ;ngsfjsiso sogromrfo sta
novnistvo da Sc bori uz britansku
silu. Ali i da Sc indijsko stanov-
nistvo resi- da svoju saradnju pru-
Ii ~britanskoj m%ilitarnoj sill, zbog
toga sto India nema razvijenu
opstu industriju nj koliko je ina
mania Australia, ona nece mocl
bez velike vanjske pomoci dava'
ii uspesnog otpora spremnom pro-
diracu.
Ali britanski plutokrati nisu
mogli drukce postupati sa osvoje-
MIN zemljama, jer su in osvojill
radi sebicnog iskoriscavanja, a
has zbog toga jedna jaca zemlja
pokorava slabije nerazvijeniJe
zemlje privatnog vlasnistva! o.
tuda. manjkavosti britanskog i'm
perijalizma su iste prirode kac
sto su m~anjkavosti imperijalizma
! ma koje druge razvijene kapita-
listicke zemlje. kazu nam da su
plutokrati Holandije "ocinski'
| vladali sa urodjenicima Sumatre,
Jave i Borneo-a, ali nam sami ov-
dasnii kapitalisticki izvestioci re-
kose. da su Sc ii urodjenici, koji
su bill "ocinski" %pljackani dece-
niiama Cd strane holandskih plu-
tokrata, nemarno drzali gledaju.
ci kako propada vlast tih "ocins.
kin" imperijalista!
Americki plutokrati drze da &c
oni biti "bolji" im%perijalisti.
Buduci da &c rat izneti ma povr-
SIM americku plutokratiju, zboe
toga sto ona poseduje najvecu
najrazvijeniju industriju kojo.
rade najmoderniji + a d n j C i
zbog cega &c Sc ovde preneti oce.
vidniie centar ekonomske gravi'
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"Centar ekonomSke gravitaCije."

tactic, ovdasnji plutokrati veruju
da &c oni biti bolji imperijalisti.
| plutokratski casopis, Fortune
sa masnim slovima u clanku pod
naslovom can American Propo-
SAL" IL koie smo izvadili podatke
0 pomenutim uloscima britanske
plutokratije u Indiji, veil:
"Amerika ina jedinstvenu pri-
liku da popravi manjkavosti bril-
tanskog sistema a da u isto re-
me nastavi sa svojim najboljlm j
najliberalnijim tradicijama.'
Fortune casopis dale ~nastaviJa
i ~cbjasnjava kako "americki i'm
perijalizam' ako &c Sc tako nail
vati," bice drukGi cd b~ritanskog
tipa. On &c RADIO docekati raZvl-
jamie domace industrije ostallh
zemalja i veil da MENU nece BIZ
ii potrebne Observation-Disclosures
i da zbog toga moze lako d~ozvoljl-
ii da "Azija pripada Azijatima.'
"Niti Sc U. S. boji da pomogne
podici industrijske takmace pro-
tiv njene sopstvene sile." Onda
tai tasopis veil, Zone ISjedinjene
Drzave Amerikel duguju svetu
zamenu "a Pax Britannica, k o a
.je mrtva.'
Ma osncvu cega urednici For
tune casopisa drze da Amerlha
moze biti centar kapitalisticke e
konomske gravitacije a da Il isto
vreme mogu njeni plutokrati po-
magati da podizu konkurentska
silu? Plutokratija owe zemlie j
njena vlada su davno postale kre-
ditorske. Plutokrati Sc nadaju da
&c to biti njihov finansiiski ka-
pital koji &c uspostaVljatl / drzatl
Wade tih zemalia i da &c to biti
niihov ulozeni kapital koji ce raz-
vijati njihovu industriju, kao Sto
lie njihov kapital ulozen Il Argen-
TIM i drugim zemljama. Oni INA
iu da ie i pre- rata produktivnost
americkog radnika bila medJu
naivecim. a ratna proizvodnja &c
ie uciniti najvecom, sto znaci pro-
sto da &c ovdasnji kapitalisti mo-
ci uspeSno konkurisati i sa espa-
pima owe zemlje protiv kapitalls-
ia drugih zemalia ma svetskoj pl-
iaci. Ali pre- no sto Sc pustimo
u ispitivanju ovih mogucnostl,
pustimo neka Fortune, nakon sto
je preporucio da Sc skine tarifa
izmedju owe zemlje j Velike Bril-
taniie i nakon sto preporucuje da
Sc tie dive zemlje spoje Il savezu
Amerika kao prva a Britanlja kao
podlozna zemlia. zavrsi sa OWN:
mi %[americka i britanska plu-
tokratija obecajemo da cemo u
potrebi mas kapital ne da vas
Tsve ostale zemljel kontrollsemo
i zarobimo, vec da YAM pomogne-
mo da Sc uzdignete. Medjuvreme-
no, mi obecavamo da temo odrza-
ii zivu i rastecu ekonomsku / po-
liticku slobodu, sa ciljem da Sc
postigne internacionalna demo-
kratija."
Ma prvom mestu, trebamo IL
yeti II obzir, kao sto to i sam ca
sopis Fortune p~riznaje ma jed
(Nastavak ma 8. strani.)
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AmeriGki plutokrati drze da &c
oni biti "bolji" imperijalisti.
State Convention in Minnesota.

Then nnestas State Convention will be held on Sunday May a. at 10 "a m al the Granville Hail.
149 East Lake St., Minneapolis Mimi Granville Han is rs blocks west of the rNe, n@ blocks west
in order to take part in the convention Visitors are cordially invited to attend the convention ana
convention dinner which will be served at Loo p M
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State Convention in Wisconsin.

The Wisconsin Mate Convention will be held in Milwaukee on unday May 2H1 1912, at the
K s.. Hn 1926 West National Ave The Convention wills start 73o a m A banqutw will be ev
ed at 23O D. m followed by dance at 800 p m Banquet tickets VIII be SIo dance NcS W."
be. 2c All member in Wiensna are requetedt be sure not Mss his important event. Inc .pr
bic is invited
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M]ASA SVRHA: Uniste-

M]ASA SYRIA: Uniste-
~ ME kapitalistickog u
redjenja; unistenje najam~
nog ropstva radniChe kla-
Sc; prenasanje svih zemali-
SIKH Industrial Il ruke OF
ganizovarih proizvodjaca:
svako IN radnihu potpun
p'od njegov0g rada; oslo
bodjenje celog coyecan-
D4a cd moriie klasne Via
nGvine; uspostavljanje Sic
bodne Zajednice Drugoya
i Drugarica - Endustrl-
jaime Republic Rada.
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DIS ~ a:

lm1AsA TV A:
~ Prosvecivanje radnicke,
klase u duhu Markslzma;
! da SUI rad j kapital nepo-
mirljivi neprijatelj; orga-
!nizovanje radnicke klase u
!jednu Revolucionarnu Po-
liticku Partiju "a osvaJa-
ME i razaranje Politicke
! Drzave kapitalizma; orga-
nizovanje radnika i u jed
:nu revolutionary Indus
;trijalnu Juniju "a uzima-
ME, drzanje i Are4anje
isvih zemaljskih industrial.
The Wyandotte herald., 1942-04-24
County to axe
Over Toll Bridge

Acting on the request of the Wayne
County Road Commission. the Board
OF Supervisors Tuesday agreed not to
renew the Crosse lie Bridge Com
pany's franchise, which expires Nav
II. The road commission has made
several attempts to purchase the
bridge but the price set was too high.
Leroy c. Smith, engineer-manager
for the commission, said that follow
ing expiration of the franchise, he ex-
pected that condemnation proceedings
would be started and that eveptually
the bridge would be operated toll-free
by the commission, which at present
has jurisdiction over the lower bridge
connecting Crosse lie with the main
land.
The bridge company operated under
a 30-year franchise The bonded in
debtedness was wiped out long ago.
and stockholders have been well re-
paid for their original investment.
The Crosse He bridge is the last
existing privately owned toll bridge in
the state.
The Wyandotte herald., 1942-04-24
Board Of Review
Meets May 4

Tie Board of Equalization and Re
view of the city of WyandOtte will
meet ia the city hall OH Monday. May
I, and continue in session one week
or az much long a> may be neces
Sary for examining the assessment
rolls Of the city. The board will meet
daily from am. to pm.
This annual meeting Of the Board
bt Equalization and Review i held rs
required by the city charter for the
lurpu>r of examining the valuation
which has been fixed on the real and
personal property of the city by the
Clty assessor.
Every taxpayer is privileged To ap-
pear before the board and learn the
amount of valuation placed Oh his real
and personal property. 1t is the duty
of The board to listen to statements by
taxpayers and to make adjustments if
in its judgment. it is proper to do 50.
At the conclusion of the session of the
board. the tax rolls are fixed for the
year and no other opportunity will be
given for the hearing on the assess
ment.
Taxpayers are urged To attend the
meeting of the board and learn of their
valuation. The tax statement which
will be pre- pared and delivered to you
by the city treasurer is determined by
the final report of the board and can
not be changed by the city treasurer
or otherwise.
The Wyandotte herald., 1942-04-24
l9 Left for
Induction Monday

Nineteen more Wyandotte young
men were inducted into the
Army on Monday, at the induction
station, 1910 West Fort street. De
trOit They were:
John NJ. Miltz, 1899 Thirteenth
street
Jack J. Harris, 354 Plum street.
George J. White, Royal Oak
Arnold H. Been, 3;1O4 Van AlStyne
boulevard.
Archie H. Wingard, 3407 Twentieth
street.
Stanley !. Krogol. 9ll Plum street.
Anthony Dennis, 92S Lindbergh
street.
Herman W. Schiller, 600 vinewOod
avenue.
Arthur w. McClatchey, Saginaw
Leonard A. SzymborSki, 1919 Thir-
teenth street.
John l.. NOwband, EcOrse.
Hugh c. Bissett, 214 Walnut street.
Oscar w. Schroeder, 110I Elm street.
John +. SchwOchOw, JJ2 Poplar
street
Joseph SwiderSki, 27,S Tenth street.
William l.. Overly, 223 Biddle ave
nue.
Theodore W. Richards. IA Orange
street.
lRObcrt H. Schartz. 412 Oak street.
FraLk Piasecki, 5j4 Orange street.
The Wyandotte herald., 1942-04-24
Advice Offered
on Victory Gardens

t1urdun Morrison, OF the Ferry
Nor>c Seed Company gave talk on
-ardcning at the Garfield school audi
inrium last Friday night. The speaker
WAS introduced by Ira j. Kreger, SUI
prriutrndent of parks and bOuleyardS.
Mr.. Morrison said that the plot
should not prepared until the ground
j. dry enough for digging, from now
until May 10 From May 10 to ID the
harder vegetables should be planted,
>iEh a> beans. beetS and carrots, and
again i'm August for Il later harvest.
Unl, - gardeners grow their own seed
lingS they were cautioned to obtain
them from reliable dealer. These
seedlings include such vegetables as
tomatoes. peppers and cabbage. Ii the
gardeners do grow their own seedlings
the best results are obtained by using
a soil cOmbifiatiOn of One-third sanq
vne-third peat moss. and One-thlrd
good garden soil. The hard water USED
in WyandOtte should supply enough
lime for the average soil.
In dealing with disease control, he
advised the Use of rOtOnOne for suck
ing and chewing insects. 1t IS harm
less To humans.
Victory garden plots may he appiletI
for up to May l. and everyone inter
d, ested in securing Il plot Is asked 10
apply Immediately.
The Wyandotte herald., 1942-04-24
To Register for
Sugar Rationins

The date for the official registration
of trades concerned with the use and
handling of sugar and other food pro-
ducts has been set for April IS and 20
This regiStra ton does not include fam
lily consumers. They will be registered
later. Registration Includes retailers.
wholesalers, industrial, institutional
and other food service establishments
using such products. After the above
dates the products cannot be purchas-
I'd for sale unless the proper purchase
certificates have been issued by the
registration authorities.
The area 10 be registered will in
clude the city of Wyandotte and the
territory lying between Goddard road
and Pennsylvania avenue, as far west
as the Inkster road. Registration will
be held at Roosevelt high school
Superintendent +. w. FrOstic. Of the
WyanfOtte public schools. will be in
charge Of all arrangements in this
area.
The Wyandotte herald., 1942-04-24

At SHARPLES
INJURIES FIVE

Five persons are in tue Wyandotte
General hospital, two Of them severely
burned, as the result of an explosion
and the ensuing fire which occurred at
the plant of Sharples Chemicals. Inc,
last Thursday night. The fire started
when an inflammable liquid was iguit-
ed by a spark, and burned for more
than two hours The blaze, however,
was kept under control and prevented
from spreading TO other buildings.
Suffering severe burns were Ray
mond Manning. 26, Of 222 Elm street,
and Hubert Price. 33. of SO Eureka
avenue Price is night superintendent
of the plant, and Manning is a pro-
cess plant operator.
Also burned were Isaac YOcum, Al,
of 245 Elm street; Isaac Pennypacker,
SO, of 23S Orange street, aud Anthony
Steinmetz, As, of S12 Orange street.
The fire attracted hundreds OF spec
tatOrs, and the police were obliged to
detOur traffic from Biddle avenue.
The building in which the fire oc-
cured will be idle for about a week.
The loss has been eStmate ted at 5000.
the company is engaged in
the production of defense material, il
is not thought that sabotage was re.
SponSible for the accident
The Wyandotte herald., 1942-04-24
recreation Commission
Named Tuesday Night
Council Endorses
County Home Rule

Z City Council of the city of Wy
an0-tte unanimously passed resOlu-
tioI Tuesday evening endorsing the
initiative petition Ia place the Wayne
vou:1y home rule amendment on the
iali.- this coming fall. as per the re-
que Of Attorney Alex Click. chair
Iuai. Of the WyandOtte campaign.
y estimated lODOO Detroit resi-
dtn0> will have the opportunity To
Sign the petition through the efforts
of IA" building Owners aud Managers
AS>o- iation. Volunteer members of the
Vumrn'S division of the association
viii ue stationed in the lObbieS of mem
her buildings and solicit tenants for
signatures on petitions, it was annOunc-
-d This week.
y arge number Of petitions are in
..ircU.lIion in WyandOtte. Anyone de
~irIu- a petition can obtain the same
ty personally calling at the office of
Alex Click mt 1905 First street or by
rhonug WyandOtte O315.
The Wyandotte herald., 1942-04-24
Telephone Operator
Awarded Citation

Miss Mary Deichelbo Michigan
Bell Company night chief telephone
operator at WyandOtte, has been
awarded citation by the Michigan
Vail Committee of Award for note
worthy public service while in the per-
fOrmance OF her duties"
w. f. BARLEY, manager for the
Michigan Bell, said the citation was
awarded Miss DeichelbOhr for her re-
sOurcefulneSs February 13. 1941, in
directing police TO a WyandOtte homo
where Irving Steffas, 2S; his sister,
Ruth, 10. and 12-year-Old Ethel H0lten
had been overcome by carbon m0noxide
gas from heater. They were rushed
to the WyandOtte General hospital,
where they were revived.
Miss Deichelbohr, who had just
stepped TO switchboard position 70
help out, heard a feeble request for a
doctor Oh the firSt call she handled.
Keeping the line open she called tha
doctor and police, calling the latter n
second time when the party who bad
called said, Help, help, we are an
going" Officers Reichwage and Bates
OF the WyandOtte police department
answered Miss Deichelbohr's summons
and called her back for two ambu-
lances after finding the victims un-
conscious.
Miss Deichelbohr has been night
chief operator here since 1929. She
started with the telephone company ia
1927.
BARLEY said that two other cita-
tlons were made by the award com
mittee, one jointly to Miss Ruth Knud-
son. Royal Oak operator, and her su-
pervisor. Mrs. Helen g. Blaske, and
the other TO Mrs. Mildred NJ. Todd,
agency chief operator at Big Beaver
The Royal Oak operators directed
police last New Years eve to a filling
station where the attendant had been
severely beaten during a hoidup. Mrs.
Todd rushed medical assistance TO
rural subscriber, near Birmingham,
one of whose arteries had been sever
ed in an accident.
The Wyandotte herald., 1942-04-24
"Tbe Uniform"

The following verse, titled The
Uniform" was published in The Her
aid of April %, 1917. 1t was written
ty Frank Martin, of the 18th infantry,
stationed at Fort RinggOld. Texas. We
believe it is just as timely today, as
when first written - years ago, and
is herewith re-published:
We're not ashamed of the uniform
And if YOU be friend
You'll never say against il
Any word that may offend.
IL has covered hOnOred bodies
And by heroes has been worn.
Since the birth of the Republic
When the stars and stripes were
born.
Uniforms have many patterns,
Some are khaki, some are blue
And the men that choose 10 wear them
Are of many patterns, too:
Some are sons of gentle parents.
Some are college graduates,
Some have manly virtues,
Some are simply reprObates.
We have many skilled mechanics.
Men or brains and letters who,
Loyalty have served the country
Which they are a credit to.
No indeed They're not all angels
BlackguardS? Yes, we've some Of
those.
When they came into the service
They all wore civilian clothes.
Men of all kinds, when they're drink
ing
AIiSbehaye, act rough and swear;
Drunken soldiers or civilians
Are disgusting anywhere.
Grant us then your kind fOrbearance-
Well appreciate 1t more
Than lot of noisy cheering
When we're leaving for war.
When you meet us out in public
On the street or anywhere,
We don't merit sneering glanceS
Or patrOnizing stare;
For We have an hOnOred calling
As our garments plainly show;
lou may be thief or parSOn-
How on earth are We to know!
don't care for your profession,
Occupation. what you do;
When YOU re looking at soldier
And he's looking back at yOu,
Who is there TO judge between you.
As You stand there. man to man:
only One-the Great Almighty
Name another If you can.
Drop yOur proud and naughty hearing
Drop your egotistic pride;
"et acquainted with the soldier.
And the heart and soul inside.
Test and try TO analyZe him.
Criticize him through and through,
And yOu'H very likely find him
Just ny good man AS You.