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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1942-11-27
Married Fifty Years

Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Jensen, OF
Elkton, celebrated in quiet way on
Wednesday, Nov. Is, their fiftieth
wedding anniversary. They came to
this country from Denmark 80 years
ago and are the parents of nine sons
and one daughter. They have 30
grandchildren and seven great
grandchildren They were the guests
of honor at a dinner held at the
home of their son, Mr.. Wiggo Jen-
sen, of Newport, Del, Wednesday
night One of their sons, Capt. o. w.
Jensen, is in the Air Corps. They
also have four grandsons in various
branches of the armed service.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Leslie Timme of
Arlington, Pa, entertained at the
Dupont Hotel on Sunday afternoon,
November 18th, in honor OF the
golden wedding of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry T. Alexander, Elkton, Md.
The wedding SO years ago took
place in the Methodist Church,
Vienna, Md, the Rev. Walter e.
Avery performing the ceremony.
They have the following children,
Mrs. Timme, Abingdon, Pa; John
of Washington, and Harry B., OF
Elkton. Also seven grandchildren
one granddaughter, and six grand
sons.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Richards, OF
Cherry Hill, celebrated their 50th
wedding anniversary at their home
ON Tuesday, Nov. II, 1912. Mr.. and
Mrs. Richards have two sons, ant
one daughter, one son is serving his
country in the armed forces; also
Grandchildren. Mr.. Richards Is Q
j retired papermaker having worked
at Kenmore paper mills at Provi
denee,
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1942-11-27
Lost His Shoes

Purchasing two pairs Of shoes in
Philadelphia few days ago, Mr.. j.
Frank Blake, Jr., of Childs, had
them stolen when he laid the pack
age on radiator in the lobby of the
Philadelphia Electric building, to
talk with friend he had met. He
discovered the package had disap-
peared after he had finished his
conversation.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1942-11-27

The marriage of Miss Doris Rob-
inson, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Argus F. Robinson of Elkton. and
Mr.. g. William Bollinger, SON of Mr..
and Mrs. G. T. Bollinger also OF
Elkton. win take place in the First
Methodist Church. Chestertown. Sat
ugday. Nov. 2s at 3 e'eloek,s
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1942-11-27
Rationing Board Schedule

In an attempt to conform with
the uniformity of office hours in
Rationing Boards, starting Deem
Der LIST, 1912, the Local Cecil Ra-
tioning Board will be open from
800 a. m. to 400 U. m. each day
and from 900 a. m. until 1900
noon on Saturdays
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1942-11-27
Publishes New Song

Edwin H. Bafhes, attendance Of
ficer for Cecil county schools, has
just received from the publishers
a new song entitled uncle Sam. .
The new song is on sale at many
stores in the county and is another
of a dozen songs Mr.. Barnes has
written.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1942-11-27
Stole Wheel From Auto

A rear wheel was stolen from
the car of Mrs. Charles Saunders,
which was parked over night at the
north side parking lot at the ferry,
in Chesapeake City, last Friday
night.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1942-11-27

The public schools of the county
closed on Wednesday afternoon for
the Thanksgiving holiday. They will
reopen on Monday morning.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1942-11-27

Mrs. Herman Slaybaugh was q
Philadelphia visitor Saturday.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1942-11-27

Miss Bertha Tyson was the guest
last week of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Tyson.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1942-11-27

Miss Mary Sterrett, Richmond,
Va, visiting Mrs. R. G. Dunn.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1942-11-27

Mrs. M. E. Founders, of Viii
mington, was a Rising Sun visitor
during the week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-18
NUMBERS 645I TO CATS
NUMBERS 6476 TO $500
NUMBERS 65O1 TO 6525

e5ol. 5777; $500, 2sOl; $500. s4os; e5o4
80, 6505, l247: 65oo. SAIL 6507. 34s5
1905; s5I2 3057; 6513. q43. 65l4. 423s
s5l5 502, o5ls. 1853; 6517. 1900; 65ls
1867. 651s, 3s49; $500. PSI: e52l, Is;
1922 3099 1929, 2l3s. 6524. 1877 6523,
2Ss7.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-18
NUMBERS 1916 TO 1901
Japs Stynlied
Toxic Calls MecAr+hur's
Transfer Flight

NEW YORK, March Is (INS}.
Arrival of Gen. Douglas Mac
Arthur in Australia and his ap-
pointment as supreme commander
of United Nations forces in the
southwestern Pacific stymied the
Jap propaganda factory, the
Domei news agency, today.
The Jap agency had to content
itself with saying that official and
unofficial comment in Toxic was
that MacArthur's arrival in Aus
tralia represented a flight from
the Philippines" This was exactly
what President Roosevelt pre-
dicted the Japs would say.
Domei also went out on a limb
by forecasting speedy collapse of
American resistance" in Australia.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-18
Litigation Renewed
In Beer BrawI Case

BAY CITY. March 1S.- 4 Cir
cult Court order today had re-
.newed litigation growing from a
tavern brawl between two Bay
City men nearly three years ago.
Judge James L. Mccormick yes
terday signed an order rcinstating
the $4,000 damage suit of Nor
man T. Brooks against James Me-
col, a retired railroad man who is.
charged with injuring Brooks with
a beer mug during the argument
and fight. The case has been
dropped for lack of progress.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-18
NUMBERS 1901 TO 1925
NUMBERS 1926 TO 1850
NUMBERS 1851 TO 1873

p5i. 1922; 1882 $40: casa. ,4st. 4a54
Sl27 1888. 5s4e. 1856. lass 1857 1881
1855 $3.50. 1889 Q 1850 OFF, 1851, 36it
1852, 6si7 1883 1922 1854 80. 1885
fls6 1855 1882. 1897. 1880. 1855 4i0H
4261. 2qsF 1870 1890 i3Tl 1897 4311
1915 i373, $50 1914 1919 $3.50 1928.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-18
NUMBERS 6I5l TO 6l15

si5i 6sss siic ttet s1s3 7-0I sisf
1854; 6ls6. I57, sije. 3s5s. 6l57. 2ii0,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-18
NUMBERS 1851 TO 1878

ss.7, $40 os's, o'O7; os's, oAso ssS,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-18

1851. s4ss: $3.50. s6s7 $3.50. 1852 1854.
1895 $685.. 1896 bs5e. eso2. 5e27. 47ss
S65s. % $3.50, e3s3 $3.50. as; 5esA. 40
56s2, s0s. 1888 3s3; 1864, 526s: 5se5,
S405: $685., $751; 5s67. 1889: 1888. 3sii
1853. 1898 500 1901. 1911. 5429 5672,
i0i4. 1913. 1913 567i. 76f 1913, 1891.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-18
NUMBERS 4iOI TO 4i25
NUMBERS 4I26 TO 445O
NUMBERS 4i5I TO li15

ttsi 1902 1852 1920; asa H7s ttsi
1905. Ass. 1891, Ass, t3iT. 4i57. 3303
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-18
NUMBERS 1901 TO 1925
NUMBERS 1929 TO $3.50
NUMBERS 1851 TO 1918

1851 1925 1892. $500: 1888. 1883; 1884
1858, 1888, s34s, 1896. $50. 1881 1914
535s $40. 1888 2l2o $3.50. $500, 1891
1858 2s5a 1886 58ss. 1867 50; 1865, 527
536s 35l7. $3.50. 303g 537l 577 537Z
2sl3. 1913. 1875, 1874, s63, 1878. l413.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-18
Peace Offer TO China limited

LONDON. March lS GNS).-
The diplomatic correspondent OF
the London Daily Sketch today
forecast a definite peace offer by
Japan 10 China shortly.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-18
NUMBERS 5476 TO $500
NUMBERS 55Ol TO 5525

ssol 1922 $500 535; $500 s325: $500
l147. 55O5 5s23 $500. 1851. 55O7. 1892
550s 45ot $500 ! 1910. 1914; 55ll, 43f
55i2 2l33, 1913. 31ts 55l3 23i7, 55ij
5tls 1908 $500 5l3' 552I 424s 1922
2i2. h5.a. 2se. aa.l. wa, a52i. i4O9.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-18
NUMBERS 690I TO 1925
NUMBERS 6926 TO $3.50
NUMBERS 695l TO 1915

1851. SIS: 1852, 234s: 1858. $50; 1854.
SIS 1855, 5261; $3.50 370s; $751; 1868:
1888 s.so; $3.50 So $3.50 7o?; sssi.
POSI-; $685. 2si5; 1867, 56sl 1868, 1927 (;
ee6e. 81; 1910 1898; 1911, 545e: 6972.
1919; 1918, 5033; 1874. 5e47; 6975, os73.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-18
NUMBERS 5i5I TO 5475

54si. ss45 5i52. 3i2 $3.50, s545. 5454.
46l 5455. 4s6l 5456 34ss 5457 1874
Sass. 6esl; 545e, 2l72; $500. 4077; 54s1,
435 5462. ls5 1893, IS; 5464 1855; 5465.
i65: 5is6 3s4s: 54s7 1878, 1886 1899
5i6e. 1878: 5i70. 1884; 547l. 2O02 5i72.
3745. 5473. las. 5l7l. 314O, 5i75. 400.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-18
NUMBERS 1916 TO $500

1916 4sis: s377. 2s07: 537s, 23o4; 1919
1855. $3.50 i7sl. 53sl 1872. 1882, 54s3
$3.50, 5i20 1885,. 1852. 53s5. 2507. 1886
$3.50 23i 53sl 1872 1892 5O55 1898. $50
t1s4 1896 1895. 4s42 1896, 54is 1891,
.5l6 $685., 6ofa. 53y9, 1878, 5f0o, s276.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-18
Elective Service Order Numbers From 1901 700

si5s. 1880; si5s. 1855: $50. 1881; slsl,
soo7. sis2, S7s; s siSs 1877 az, ass, sss
oss siss $40; sl7O, 400 Sill. 4li7; si72.
1870 ei73. 1878; ol74, $685. oi7o. iii.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-18
NUMBERS 887s TO 670O

ss7s 1880: ss77. 3os2 se7s. e22; ss7s.
1925 $3.50. 1875 66si. $50 oss2 III;
rs: sSs7 b7s3 sass, 6es6; $3.50. oo5'
$500. ssea s6ei. 66is; 6s92 e29t; bss5.
i47i 1894. 2ifs: 1896. 2sss. $3.50, sfS'
sss7, 5337 6e9s, 3Si3; S6ss' 1850; ofoo'
327i.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-18
NUMBERS 575l TO 5775
NUMBERS 5776 TO $500
NUMBERS 1901 TO 1925

5soI. 1911; $500 4osi; $500, 1852; 5sO4
5s0s, 2es5 $500 81 $50. $50 SSH, 5s2
5si2, 67l5: 5sl3. 6797; 1914, 247s: 5s15
1880: 5sl6. 44s: SSH, 1915. 5sls, 4ii2,
5sle. So $500. 1916. 1921. esq: 5s22
3s0l; $500. ses: 1924. 1896; 5s25, 1854.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-18
NUMBERS 67OI TO 6725
NUMBERS s72s TO $3.50

s72e 1894: s727, 1895; s72s, 53l5; s72s.
s s7sS' 4o4 S s1S4. sis: 67s5. sos s7ss; az
o737. 1898: s73s, 1896 673s. lsos; $50.
s7l4' SAL: 67i5' 55ss 6746, 43li, e7f7.
6432. GAS. 54gs: 67i9 272s. $3.50 1880.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-18
NUMBERS 4O5l TO 4Os5

4O5i, 5243: 4o52 27O; 1888 $3.50: 405a
s24 4o33. 7l2: 4056. 6ss4: 4O37. 1859
to5s 20s3: 1859. siis: 1880. 6I7 4Oei
1872 s sos2 idss soss. 2Sso 400. .19S
1895; +O7i. 2 4O72, 1913. 1913, 660s
1913. o60s. 407I. 1903 4O75. 32l7.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-18
NUMBERS 1915 TO 1000
NUMBERS 4OOl TO 4O25
NUMBERS 4O26 TO 1850

1925. 1886 4o27 1909; 4o2s, 237s; 1929.
t273' 1920, $3.50 $3.50 .osi ess. 1882 SOL;
s73. 4O37. 39s. 403s. 1890 1899, 1892
4040. s243 404i. ans; 4O42, sls; 4O43,
is47; 40i4. 5sos 4O45. 3l05. 4046. 547i.
40t7. $751;; f0ts. 5i0o. 40iS, 637; 1850.
5Os5.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-18
NUMBERS 6O76 TO 6lOO
NUMBERS 6IOI TO 6I25
NUMBERS el2s TO $50

ei26. 2259 6i27. 4575. SIPS. 1915. si2s
$3.50. 6i30. 203, 6i3l. $500. 6i32 1850
272e: $751; $50. 615s $3.50 6i3q $50
$40. 1881 614l. 1894; 6l42. 56Os, si43
e. 6144 2i51 ei41 1874 si46 5lol
6lt7 $685.. SIS sst2 6l4a. 1884 $50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-18
NUMBERS 540l TO 5425

s40l s52s 54o2. i04s, s03 1922; 54ot
$3.50. 5405, 2462 54o5, 1898. 54O7. BIAS
540s 1919. 540s $50 54lO 4O4 54l1
1853: 54I2. 81. 5413. 1853. j4l4, II: 5415
j5O4 54ls GIT. 54l7. 1855, 54ls, s223
54is 6s76 542u, $685., 542l 1874; 1922
1852. 5423. 272t. 5l24. 3ss 1925. 1855.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-18
NUMBERS 5426 TO $3.50

s4.6 500: 5427. 1916 542s, 25e: 1929
2?s5 go ~ 80, 5+Jl 81" S+5Z i3s
1872 5S37 $3.50. 543s, 1852. 543s. 1850
$40 4s64
SAL sci; SAP 25si; 54i3 6t15, s444
27is 5if5. 1857. 544s. 45ss 5447, 266i,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-18
NUMBERS 1851 TO 1878
NUMBERS 1915 TO 5000
NUMBERS 1901 TO 1925

1901 2l4s 1902 1911; 5000. s45 1904
1872. 5s05. 6sli; 59o6. 5l4. 1907. 1923
5sos, 1927 1909. 255s. 5sl0, All. 5slI
1s7 1912 5Of5 1913, 1925 1914. 1912,
1913, $3.50 1915. 1914; 59l7. 6s05: 1913
1854 5Fls 262s. 1920. 307. 1921 1893
1922, 1881. 1929. 5000, 1924. eOs2; 1925,
EaaI
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-18
NUMBERS 4l0l TO APPS
NUMBERS, 4I26 TO 4I5O
NUMBERS 4I51 TO AIS

E5I. 1857; 4l32 1924; 4l53. 1879. Hsi
81 +i35 1905 4i5e. 1884 il37, 500
ass. 5472 ti3s. +52s: 4l6o Ssl: siel.
~ 4ls2 ilo3 tls3. 47l5 tls4. 4Oe6
Bls5. 47s3, 4lse. 1882: 4l67. 304s. 4lss
2i0 Esq. 1912 4l70 1879; 47l. 1928.
N72. 1882. il73. 3703 ANA. Ia. I73.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-18

2957: 1924. ei27: s245. 1908: s2is. 1928
5247 1853, 524s. 2ois, 52is. 1857: $3.50
bffs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-24

fashonabes and celebrities started gathering there
around 4 80 in the afternoon for high tea. The
men usually drank Martins and champagne COCK
tails and only the women drank tea. Most women
did not smoke or drink then in public
Already there was a crowd I remember that
D. W. Griffith and the Gsh sisters had just come
in, and prepared to go on with my first number:
The lights turned down and the opening bars OF
nv music began when the headwaiter came rush
ing over to me.
Miss Mae!" he cried "Mr. Berlin is here to see
you. Mr. Irving Berlin" He repeated the name in
awed tones.
turned to see the dark, lean figure of Irving
Berlin hurrying toward me. His large eyes were
bright with excitement and he seemed tense and
electric He grabbed my hand and spoke IN
whisper:
Little Murray" he said, you've got to help
me. Can you go on in Irene Castles place tonight
in Watch Your Step"
What, Mr.. Berlin"
you've got to go on-Irene is very i'll. The
doctors will not allow her out of bed You've got
to help me-"
A ghost kicks it's gleeful heels about this par
ticuar chapter of my life and lights it Neon bright
with memory, so it is where l choose to begin this
story.
You don't become dancer unless you are born
with rhythm in your blood and know your destiny
is to dance. l think l realized l was intended to
dance from the time was five.
And now, after dancing from Broadway to Hol-
lywood over European and South and Central
America and back to Broadway, still live to dance.
l believe that once you share rhythm with any
one-call it love, friendship bond is formed
which can never be broken. This explains why Ru-
doph Valentino 1--WE loved to tango togetherD
crossed continent once lust to talk out his heart
ache with me- Why after Waiting "The Merry
Widow" with John Gilbert l was the one person in
all the world to whom he confided the reason for
the humiliation which caused him to drink himself
to death. Rhythm lovers have strange bond
believed that someday would become great
dancer and consequently danced myself into
glitterng world of fame and it seemed, of endless,
limitless fortune AS if were character come to
life out of 1.-THE Arabian Nights" danced my way
into riches overnight My name famed in lights
from thousand theatres / heard the streets of
the world humming and whisting the theme song
of my screen success.
You see, it was love for dancing which made
me the personfcation of the picture version of The
Merry Widow. land it--became synonymous.
became the bride of one of the handsomest and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-24
BY MAE MURRAY
Famous Dancing Star Of 'The Merry Widow"
and other Film Successes
CHAPTER |

1892 by Weekly Inc Great Britain Rights Reserved
1T WAS 430 that Winter afternoon and in the
4 softly-lighted melodious room of the Cabaret
Sans Souci a small blond girl swished about
the tables of friendly groups. She wore ruby
red taffeta dress, and her puckered young lips were
painted the identical shade of the dress, of her
silly flower hat, which covered one eyebrow, and
of her satin slippers She also wore red wrist
length gloves!
You have never seen anyone more confident.
Her blue eyes, under dropping lids, danced over
the crowd. She was conscious of admiration from
the men and envious curiosity from women.
Well, that girl was |.
/ had been in choruses and dancing acts. |
had worked long and hard TO become featured
dancer at the Sans Souci. at Broadway and And
Street. I'd rung lot of bells by then but anyway,
/ had arrived.
Why, l even had an apartment in the West
Seventies and big, colored Jenny, who doubled in
brass maid, bodyguard and chaperone. Jenny
waited 10 go home with me every night and she
never cared how late that
This certain afternoon there was a general ex-
element. The headwaiter was busily giving or
ders TO the help Otto Kahn had engaged a table
for a large party that night The Sans Souci, you
see was on par with the Stork or p of today The
May II, 1912
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-24
cvIver Se-v,es

IRON the moment Mae Murray stepped out of
L the wings at the New Amsterdam Theatre to
dance with Vernon Castle, her name was a house
hold word. From Broadway to Hollywood was one
short step-and then came the unforgetable Merry
Widow"
But few know Macs story. How Jay
O'Brien forced her into marriage at the point OF
gun. Of the rivalry between Jay and Jack de
Saulles society playboy whose wife rich and lovely
Chilean later shot and killed him. And how Rudy
Valentino fell in love with the self-made widow
She tells too OF the years in Hollywood the
wife of the Director Robert L. Leonard and why
their marriage broke up. Intimate sides of Wallace
Reid John Gilbert and host Of friends; OF the
months spent trying TO forget; of Cecile Sorel,
Jack Pickford and Olive Thomas; Of Prince
David Mdivani, her glamourous husband, and her
court battles their child.
Here are Mae Murray's memories-the story OF
the girl with the bee stung lips who once had
everything then had nothing, and forced 10
exchange golden bed for a bench in Central Park.
But like the trouper she is, Mae Murray is ready
now for fresh start.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-24

was so broke once did not have food. Yet at one
time my salary had been $4,000 week! had
no place to sleep and sat on a bench in Central
Park all night.
have tried to dance through life.
Does this sound curious? 1t may be, but It's
fact. l haven't been very much concerned with
more than dozen times before l was II. My
family could do nothing with me- was more IN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-24

terested in learning how TO dance watching al
mimicking those who had studied, than was
following the dictates of my straight-laced faml
l was only interested in dancing, which belle
accounts for my success. / was impatient wi
ANYTHING which took me from the world of "
sion, which is so often a dancers reality.
IRENE and Vernon Castle were the most talk
i of dancing team in New York and the stars
the musical comedy, Watch Your Step" viii.
Charles 3. Dillingham; produced at the NJ
Amsterdam Theatre-and Irving Berlin who h
written the music for the show was asking me
dance in it!
you'll have to come with me now-this m
ute!" Irving said
IL have to so on with my number now. Thel
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-24

most sought after
playboys in N ew
York. / became a
Princess, the bride
of a Mdivani!
And, penniless, l
have slept the night
on a Central Park
bench, other down
a n do u is sleeping
around me.
l have had my
share of sadness
yes. And yet, l
still feel I've had
more than my share
of gladness.
| knew what dis
illusion meant when
/ could not put
aside my ideals for
Jay O'Brien.
I've never told
this before:
| was never really
jays wife!
1t hasn't always
been in-step for me.
My "gla m curious"
prince turned out to
be only a myth. Yet,
| loved him. He was
the first to teach
me what it meant to
say my heart is
broken" He wa s
Mdivani, the father
of my ba y. L
thought, in my sor-
row, that life had
lost it's rh y IN m,
which was a sin,
that thought.
NJ ,.o,-,.,,.z =.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-24

that thought.
No person is
allowed to do
that to anoth-
erforever.
l awoke to
find the mill
lions l had
worked for
vanished I
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Odboru raznju profile
"patriotizmom da putokraa
profit!
e kaptaizam. Zbog svaka kapastitke
kaptaisticke ampe vih oah kapasickh ageneija u
delovat hrdavo radnieku kasu.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-11-19
Rat ie "dobar" upOslivac.

Nazad par veegrada New Yorka
kako nh vlada jua bespoa naaze preko 100000
radnka posla Ali sada oni upoa uzh tai
besposenh radnka burzoaka tampa
nuorSki Times ovoreno veil da poboanje cd proslog
pove6anm ratnm poudzbnama, da tome
mlitarna indukca
celu zemu izvesta National Industrial Conference Board
povetao broj uposenih in
dukovanh 100000 osoba Danas ceo zmi nalaze
vosci 59,2O0O00 radnika. Manufactured industrial
vojka oa deo zemaljske
ndue povea br septembar 100000 nahnad
n osoba.
Zbog vekog vt ada uposenog broia vada mankaVo
adna mnogim industrije veil daje vestai NCB
da agricultural godine
va najamnh radnika danas pax tanu da u9ose
radnika radnc osi gradovina da
de poduzetma amacno dobiyau
z svoj espap radnu
proslog broi zenskih radnica poecao oo
sano ava vada panove kako ee
naknadnh 100000 radnca da ndustraa Pa tad ako
dale radnika da ode
mliarnu siu akcji Tako e kapiatk rat anju
posgne kaptaistick mir nje poc
radne pitaj sta tobom vojim mim bti
ako osanete posle rata pod kapitalizmom!
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-11-19
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opph razoga pododbor "War Nnpower Com
preporuo daftovanje radnka kada je gav-
podneo zvesta Ma preporueio gav-
raspikuGni upos jos wise
radnika.
preporucuje
ka oppvh azoga agencije koje koe ropsko
dobie dobar nak cd
ka kapiacke kae pooe6im juniama sto znac da keri
nisu dobu muck prstanak radnika
Ian rad reac dobe odobrena Cd svoh fekera
osGa da danu spovede delo Oud sadanle
okleyanie zbog da ptanie
Nastavak 4. strani.)
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-11-19
Ia kukavicka kapitalisticka Francuska.

fass JUNE proslonedeJne ve
urnus pokorse cudoviste so do dana poznavao
Dok ganger tlace radn narod
ancuske okupase prcan dec njenh arckh
.lonja
kou ia nekadasnja veesa uziva
Petan koj je sanju da
odupre radnicma da h so wise zarobuje
ma Predsednka Roosevea kako vojka posedneg ru i'm
riiu ani kuka onaj deo fancuske kap
koji odavno otisao "demokratsko strani
Posedn toest sledbenc de Gaulea Londonu drugamo
cau adn zbog so demokra pregovarase prznase
vodu francuske Africi nacsickog prjatea admiraa
koii Dakaru kada je britanka flo
ma menu b porazena pokuala porazt Darlana
ih nautia pojava zogasnog apizea Fandna Afrc jer
He da "demokrae" saruju njhovm neprijateima nh
Villain ma cedu zvancno 6 novembra zavl da "Bor
Ina Francuska koju predstavau de Gauieist nee usvo
demokrate postc predtavnicima
lima Vc.
Ali "demokratijama ne stale de Gaulea njegove
dbenike iako posledn suz Daran ako
10 priiate gangsteskog rotiv koga demokra
sva predstava nerese francuke buzoaze
nis drugamo ko e jos admiral cee prlieno moene fran
ske fote "Demokrae" nadaju da dob Daranom
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