davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Nj v nije istina.

Danica Hrvatska, drugo ime "a
isti Kresicev list, u istom uvod-
niku n~astavlja dale i tvrdi sle-
dece:
"Imali su [britanski radnicil
vladu u svojim rukama izmedju
prvog i drugog svjetskog rata u
diva %navrata.'
Sa gornjom tvrdnjom misli Sc
ma "radnicku vladu," koja bese
predvodjena cd strane McDonal-
da. U tim danima, vlada torije-
vaca Sc nalazila u tesnac tie Je
britanski kapitalizam pozvao rad
nicke vodje, koji sacinjavaju La
Dor Party, da ga Invade IL gljiba
u koiem ka~pitalizam INA pasti. l
kada mu reformisti sa laznim bo-
lama pokriju emo Lice da izgle-
da "oprano" tada Sc leberasi u
klaniaiu sa prestola i t%orijevci o.
pet nastave pc starom.
Tako su "radnicke" bile te Ia
kozvane radnicke Wade Veilke
Britanije da nisu htele odbacltl
zakon sa kojim Sc zabranjuje rad
nicima da ikada objave generalni
strajk.
Nile istina da su radnlc1 jed
ne p~ostoiece kapitalisticke anglo
saksonske zemlje ikada imale rad
nicku vladu.
Kada &c radnici pravilno orga-
nizovani, politicki industrijalno,
kako to uci Socijalistieka Radnic-
ka Partija Sjedinjenih Drzava /
Velike Britanije, oboriti kapitali-
zam i uspostaviti zaista pravu
radnicku vladu - Socijalisticku
Industrijalnu Republiku Rada,
tada &c biti steta, vrlo velika Ste
ia sto Kresic nece moci u svojoJ
pomenutoj novini kcnstatovati tn
pravu istinu!
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Box 1856,
Blasdell, New York.
Drapi druze PapadOpOlOs:

D1dSNO41, ANS"
Dragi druze Papadopolos:
Sa velikim bolom sam PRIMO
tuznu vest O smrti druga Paula
Bogdana. U OWN vremenima drus-
tvene zategnutosti preminulost
neumornog S. L. P. borca kao sto
bese drug Bogdan zaista jeste ne
popunjiv gubitak "a nasu Jugo-
slavensku Organizaciju. Tako je
preminuo IL nase sredine borac
koji je sluzio Partiji sa nepmor-
nom odanoscu i koji joj je dao
~nesparajuci svoje vreme j energi-
ju. Mi, koji smo vezani sa brats-
kom vezom koju o~dusevljava stvar
De Leonizma, tugujemo u nasem
gubitku.
Principi koje je bezuslovno u.s.
vojio drug Bogdan, i koje je sirio
svesrdno, ma kraju &c trijumfo-
vati jer logika dogadjaja mare
djuje da tako mora biti. l u nasoj
TUT zbog gubitka preminulog dru-
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S~OCIJALISTTCKO RESETO.

su u stanju nikada uspostaviti
svoju vladu, sto bi bilo tacno, vr-
10 tacno, ali on prethodno reee
"a britanske radnike da SUI "bo-
lie" organizoyaniji cd ameriekih
radnika, sto znaci da su j ameri6-
XII radnici isto tako "bolie" orga-
nizovaniji, sto obara i pomisao da
Kresic d~ozvoljava m~ogucnost da
sc radnici mogu drukce organize
vati i uspostaviti svoju vIadu.
Sledstveno, Kresic ne veruje
da &c Sc radnici jednog dana pro-
buditi i wise nece hteti da puse
lulu kapitalistickog opijuma, sto
znaci da &c Sc oni pobuniti protiV
svojih korumpisanih fekera, kao i
protiv svih drugih prevaranata i
da &c Sc politicko i industriialno
organizovani, resiti kapitaiizma i
uspostaviti svoju pravu radnicku
vladu.
A kada &c Sc to desiti, kao sto
&c radnici morati tako postupiti
ako ne zele da padnu jos u ernie
ropstvo industrijalnog ~kmetstva,
tada &c Kresic zabosti svoj nos u
pesak i vikace da je to "ne m0gu-
&c zamisliti."!!
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Sa vecerinke.
Detroit, Mich.

Mas Klub Radnicke Borbe odr-
Gao je svoju drugu vecerinku %
maja II nasem lokalu, 5444 Ru.
ssell st.
Iako smo owl aferu odredili
ma brzu ruku, tex dive nedelje u
napred, zbog nekih domacih po-
godnih razloga "a takvu brzu ak
ciju, nju je bilo ,vredno odrzatl'
Prisutnih bese oko 60 osoba.
Nakon igranja "bunco" i servi-
rama jela, drug j. Horvath je o.
drzao pozdravni govor ma engles-
kom jeziku i apelovao je ma pri-
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-06-11

ga mi mu ne mozemo dati vect,
slavu nego da Sc jos wise posveti-
mo besmrtnoj stvari De Leonizma.
i da obecamo da cemo unapredji-
vati tn stvar sa obnovljenom sna-
gom i odlucnoscu.
Molim te da urucis o~zaloscenoi
familiji naseg pokojnog druga
saucesce Drzavne Organizacije
New York.
Drugarski tie pozdravlJa,
Emil Teichert
Sekretar
Drzavnog Izvrsnog Odbora
New York.
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Northern Ohio State Picnic in Akron. 0.

Another year. another State Picnc? MOI Not just another. one; this is going to be the biggest
outdoor chduaton in the annas of the Party in Ohio Sunday, June Fl, is thedh att Evergreen Park
Akron is the place ON F. ResmvorspingGed 3D. off So Main St. Extension. To Eueedt the
of the 192 State Convention the goal = and that means obtaining more thar. 100000!
Speaker TO-. the event will be Comrades Joseph PhMncn and Louis P Wettem, the Pays gu
candidate in Ohio Arrangements are in process to secure "a haf-hor radio broadcast fom
picnic grounds Are these lures sufficient to convince you that. you must accept our invitation
athnd? Remember too the tasty food prepared by they EEKLY PEOPLE Clubs; dancing to an
excellent orchestral games; entertainment. -. and then let nothing stand in the way of yor being
these present! Admission only Csc Grounds open at 1000 "a m
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A ovo ie Jos n%eistinitije.

Hrvatski List dale nastavlja
istom uvodniku i, posto je doz-
voljio mogucnost da Sc u Brita-
Mil moze uspostaviti "radnieka"
vlada. on O ovoj zemlji veil sle-
dece:
"Promjene &c nastati, vjerojat-
no., i u America, kao i u cijelom
svijetu 20 svrsetku rata. Ali da
&c americki organizovani radnici
preuzeti vladu IL svoje ruke, to je
nemoguce zamisliti."
Mozda Kresic misli sa gornjim
reel da SUI radnici jake lose Ovde
organizovani pa da kao takvi nj
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II ZIVOTA


U nehdu H. ua OganiN lew YonsHoboMn pheduju pi sj pknkW owe smn, ma "Rmy
Grove For. Lee (Paisade, j. Ma htm meu gei mnuUh gdna. BGem hde pene ma ramu
.agntnei dwgg Ha pMa tie pWd ha, dda muzka igm psmom U suju Use ina so
nh "a se Ii se drug vh bu = Odbr
PUTOKAZ:-L New ka prdUe Hudson Rive" ma 1875 aleu- KMa prdte umne Fort
Lee bus Csc f) is dme ma Virginia Ave. uma skheV Virginia Avnnm peHe pma Hudson
Rveu "a nekMom nuta ste ma zemWu pknka Il New Jersey ii onma il New Yoka, kU
pHu Hudson ma AZ uD ddHte bm iii kmom do aisae Parka onda uzmhe Fort Lee bus
iii pce Paiade Amjom nekdko bokva do Virginia Ave., skenne .dno "a PAL mima ste ma
nHLu
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Dole donosimo saucesno pismo
Drzavnog I%zvrsnog Odbora S. L.
P. New York, kojeg je poslao ME-
gov DRAWN Secretar, Emil Tel
ebert, drugu Papadopolusu, Or
ganizatoru Sekcije Erie Co.:
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i swim onima koji SUI svojim ra-
dom pomogli da ova nasa mala
afera Dude uspesna.
Ana SekuliG, dopisnik.
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Pogreb beSe iZvrSen u nedelJu.
Pocetak bese II 2 sata pc podne.
Kod pogrebnika u ime jugosla-
venskog Ogranka govorio je dole
potpisani a drug F. Keefer je ma
istom mestu ~procitao saucesnl
telegram Nacionalnog Ureda S. l..
P. i saucesno pismo n%jujorske
drzavne organizacfje S. L. P.
Ma groblju je odrzao nadgrob-
no slovo u ime Sekcije Erie Coun-
ty drug F. Keefer prema plsme-
nom govoru kojeg je naplsao
drug B. Papadopolos, organizator
Sekcije. Potion je u ime Jugosia-
venske Federacije S. L. P. odrzao
n~adgrobnu rec drug N. Stanic,
urednik RADNICKE BORBE, ko-
il je procitao ~saueesno pismo dru-
ga P. S~lepcevica, sekretara Fede-
racije.
Sem svih mesnih organizaciJa
S. L. P. koje su polozile II znak
uspomene lepe vence ma odru po-
kojnog Paula Bogdana, tn je bio
i Jugoslavenske FederaclJe
G r. p. kao i n Nacionalnog
Ureda Partije. Pored toga j mno-
gi simpaticari SUI podneli vence
palom drugu, odavajuci mu tako
priznanje da sc borio verno "a
stvar oslobodjenja radnicke kla-
Sc, stvar koja je i njihova.
Ma sprovodu je bila velika po-
seta.
Sa gubitkom druga Paula Bog
dana nasa Federacija u opste, a
mas Ogranak posebice gubi vred-
nog, odanog j l~ojalnog borca "a
ostvarenje revolucionarnih mace
la. On bese desna ruka Ogranku.
Ia sobom on ostavlia veliku praz-
ninu. Da bi popunili tn veliku
prazninu i oduzili Sc SEM pokoj-
nog druga Paula Bogdana potreb-
no &c biti drugovi da urregnemo
sve svoje sile, da nastavimo sa
nasim revolucionarnim radon /
da sa sto vecom energijom u sto
vecom obimu sirimo nasu oslobo-
dilacku ideju. Same tako cemo os-
yetiti rani gubitak naseg palog
druga Paula Bogdana. | kada &c
jednom svanuti rujna cora bes-
klasne zajednice ona &c svetlltl
sa neumornim revolucionarnim
radon pokojnog Paula Bogdana.
Drugarici Francis Bogdan j ME
moi kcerki Ljubici ime Ogranka
izrazavam drugarsko saucesce L
njihovom neizmernom gubitku va
lianog supruga i oca. Njihov gu
bitak jeste mas gubitak.
U ime Ogranka,
E. Radjenovic, 'dopisnik.
Nize dostavljamo saucesno PTS
mo koje je Ogranku poslao drug
J. T. Evanic, clan Narodnog lzvr-
snog Odbora S. L. P:
.Juposlavenskom Ogranku S. l.. +.
80 Ridge Rd.,
Lackawanna, N. Y.
Dragi drugovi:
Danas, preko N~acionalnog Par
tijskog Ureda, dobih zalosnu vest,
da je preminuo drug Paul Bogdan.
Ia me je vest mnogo %potresla.
Sa smrcu druga Bogdana Og-
ranak Lackawanna, nasa Fedora
CHA, kao i celia Partija gubi jed
nog iskrenog, pouzdanog, odanog'
marljivog, lojalnog radnika i re-
volucionarca, a drugarica Bogdan
sa cerkom izgubise, pored gorels-
taknutog, muza, oca i hranltelJa.
Sa tuznim srcem izrazavam mole
drugarsko saucesce.
Pokojni drug Bogdan radio Je
da bi Sc kapitalizam oborio i E.
konomska pravda uspostavila. ka-
pitalizam sa svojim eksploatisa-
MEM ubrza smrt druga Bogdana,
kao i milijune drugih radnika,
da isti ne doceka pad kapitalizma
oslobodjenje radnicke klase. Da
bi odali pocast semi i uspomenl
druga Bogdana, i da bi sa njego-
vom smrcu donekle donaknadill
gubitak, otuda drugovi p~odvostru-
49, I-z. rroSrrno noS
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BEDA FILOZCFIJE.

BEDA FILOZCFIJE.
B@u Fnoofen nIao ie K Marks 187g odme u dha ka j Marks nvo ma csNnu
omov nog itoAug iekonomAog shvaanja tie koo dgoOrn Prouhonovo do: "Fno
zdUa Bde" oo krtNko do ma pju ptHke .eknnmUe cd onhna naucmg soctalzma nj
kenUe peporUemo ttaocma scihake znanosi
Cna ie owj knA $780,
KNUzARA RADNlcKE BORBE a.
3n3 ST. Clair Ave -2t Cleveland Ohio
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Piknik u Chicago, I'll.

U neddju a. Jna BWasd Ogank prreGuj pi owe szone pknku Forest Preserve, ma
Don Ave = Spot No 32' Bne Made pame umeue ma rmiu plea HobHju
U sucau kBe, pknik te Sc odHai u hklu SekcUe, 5s So Hakted St. * se drgo vh bu
= OdbOr
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Partijski OrganI.
PEOPLE,

'.WEEKLY PEOPLE,"
Zvani6ni nedeljni organ Sociialissets
Radnicke Partije Amerike.
Godisnja pretplata: $2:oe
81 Cliff Street, New York n. T.
"RADN1cKA BoRBA-"
Nedelini organ Jugoslavenske Sociiaa&
tickle Radnieke Federaciie.
Godisnja pretplata: $500
s41s St. Clair Ave. CIevelan4 q.
"RABOTNIcEsKA PROSVE1A"
Nedeljni organ Bugarske SocijslEtik
Ike Radnicke Federaeiie.
Godisnja pretplata: $1.5o.
P. O. Box 1858, Granite City. III
ga MUNKAs."
Nedelini organ Madjarske ~SocijalistiG-
Ike Radnicke Federaeije.
Godisnja pretplata: $500
p. O. Box 213, Station D
New York, n. T.
Da Ii znate, Sta Gu YAM reeif
U prvobitnoj crkvi putiri behu
drveni, a prelati zlatni. Danss su
crkveni putiri zlatni, a prelati su
dryeni. - Savonarola.
10 bezi cd svoje duznosti, tza
bezi cd svoga karaktera. - Thee
dore Parker.
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Piknik u Milwaukee, Wis.

U nedNu IA ua Bugarsi Ograk ohzte vi pKik ma "BaursG Grove, Sol 18th ST. ".
(Gnng Ave BGem Made pene ugnjpine hadnog Plea drugh p0rebnh Nvar, tie doa munka J.
lMtkona Poak 10 si pre- poe Uhznca zoe cd oobe
PUTOKAZ: Om ki hus poMEnhm knama nkau mu karun 81 ST. So inNa Sc ve do
kja hne tn &c iii ai ni automobile oyTi h ma pink Onik o. iu ma automdHna,n ne
ka uu 18th ST. do W. Grng Ave bNe ma pknka PMe- nash: S L. P PICNIC - Odba:
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Dive B0mbERS RAID S|NGAPQ
,s''L3al2t
! ] 9saES

Below in this column are
standings of candidates after
one week of straw voting on
the city primary contestants.
Originally. had planned to list
the number of ballots cast for
each candidate.
However. yesterday I received
appeals from at least half the en-
trants that l not do this.
They asserted 1t would be un-
fair TO those who barely have their
campaigns under way; that II
might handicap them during the
remaining three weeks.
Acceding to their requests. no
figures will be published for at
least one more week.
Not all, but a minority of
candidates are attempting to
stuff" the poll-to the profit
solely of Uncle Sam, the mail
man.
For instance. patches of en-
velopes arrive obviously from the
same source. They are easy to
spot. Each ballot will vary as to
choice for two offices, but all will
agree in the third spot.
In such cases. the candidate
benefitting by the unanimity Is
credited with two votes only. He
succeeded only in wasting his own
time and ours.
Here are relative standings
of the candidates, as of noon
Monday, with 1,547 ballots
counted:
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To Dedicate
USO Centers
On Saturday

With elaborate plans rapidly
taking shape for dedication cere-
monies. the formal opening Of the
two reeently-completed USo cen
tiers has been announced for Sat
urdsy evening. Feb. 7.
In order that the ceremonies
attendant to the formal dedication
will not overlap, the keys TO the
South Tacoma center will be
handed over TO USo staff mem
bers by a representative Of the
Federal Securities agency at 7 80
.. m. and those 10 the new center
al 18th and Fawcett az $50 .. m.
The p. s. A. was responsible for
the construction Of the two
buildings
UsO staff members stated that
the public IL invited 70 attend and
that, following the formal dedica-
ton. both eenters will hold open
house. Music viii be provided for
dancing, and there will be enter
tsinment and refreshments.
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Strategy
In Welders'
Row Drafted
Union Loodoss
Refuse 70 neveol
proqrozn Detoils

Government encourages sef~r.
sions within the ranks II lsas-
pendent wesders undermined the
Puget Sound shIpysrd strike Tues
day and fsw~d unlon leaders 10
draft new Strategy" IN their ~.
risdIetisnsl dispute wsth the Amer
lean Fedsrstlsn a. Labor.
The striking United wsla~rs.
Cutters and Helpers nnsan sind~-
pendenD refused In Indlests
whether u would call off IL four
day waIkout in tho face NJ ns~
demands from ths war production
hoard. maritime commission. army
and navy. all of whom joined IN
denouneinT thu strike. unsen
leaders said they we're forced "a
foIlo~ = new program bat Fsfused
20 reveal lie details.
STRIKERS hsla . NO. meeting
To consider the government -.
msnas Monday night after sheI,
don q. knutson. new secretary =
the union ~ aeAtfis. esttmstod
that only about 10 per cent II the
unions msmbership had remained
away from work.
Charles. Bripksrhaff. s~erstsry
of tho local ~ Tseoms. hoUevef.
asserted that only 20 workers -
parted Monday IL the fssona
plant 81 the ss.ttis-TseomA ship
building Corp. DE said they N
clsdea "a imported from roftisnd
schools. ~ho ~sfe 80 Ineomps.
tent they are doing more asmeas
than good.
o. J. Lamont. president II the
Seattle. Tacoma company. said the
ALL Hoiisrmsksrs union ~ss pro-
ysainr men 10 mi the stfsk<rs'
jobs and that in the Seattle pss.
Continued on Page 70. Column -
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In IN attempt 10 halt the SOW
Vet advance.
However. Soviet bombers we're
described as pacing the advance Of
Timoshsnko's men. attacking rail-.
road functions. troop trains. sup
ply columns and rear ooncentra'
tons
One Russian bomber unit In
weeks work reported the destrue-
ton of $50 freight cars. three
moving trains and several railroad
junction points.
Soviet fighter planes we're
covering Land troops NJ they
advanced In order To night of
Mani dive bensb~rs. Increasing
numbers of German planes
were reported thrown Into the
fight ~ the Russian sdvsaes
gained momentum.
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Main Street

Two Tacoma s~nloss IT Red
college. May sase bsss1st<ssss
and Nsl<s hiesses. sfs eompi<tinx
senior theses thls year. Miss itss'
Erickson. sa Intsrdlsis,onsi maps
in history and litsrstars 10 writing
on ~English Philosophy in The ism
Century Miss kiein<r. . poiit-
zeal scienes major. u writing sn
the Opposition 10 ths ffss'a~nf .
Fofslgn Policy Since 1870
Resident physician ~ Fisfse
County hospital snss July ana
ssfors That an lnfsrns. DO. wiiii.w
esrrssxss. accompanies ~ ne
1ifs and daughter. lsft TUESDAY
foe oursy. Coo. ehsfs he ~lil
enter private pFaeties.
Fssi y. Ss~issx. ~ sho r~osnt.
- sstsrsd ihe army. has s<sn
sent 10 Fort Knox. ~.
DAVID b.rrss y the nan< -.
ieets6 for ina hairy bern Jsn. -
ecesilnsssd on psss .. coismn %
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All of u. S.
Pacific Fleet
In Action
~ FRANK TREMAINE
United Press Writer

HONOLULU - Admiral Chester
W. Himitx. commander In chief Of
the Pacific fleet. said Tuesday IN
a message 10 America that every
ship. every plane and every man
IN the fleet VAS in action over the
vast Pacific war rome 10 safe
guard ths country and take ths
war 10 Japan's front door.
Following up the communIqns
IN which he announced that the
fleet had done extensive damage
in a bold raid on the Marshall
and Gilbert islands with little iosz
To itself. SiHnitz ssid
Your fleet IL busy
EVERY msmest Of every day
and sight sers~~ the vast
re.ehe. Of the PaTifie. s.pe-
eisIiy iB ths.< .ress where 90
can msst effectively hssa~.
the essnsy and esstribst< 10
ssu oss seeusity."
He recalled that hs mad sad
Nhen Ne assumed command Dec.
lcontinosd on Page 7. Column u
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Woman
Seriously Hurt

One pedestrian wa8 In critical
condition Tuesday and four other
persons were injured less seriously
Ia accidents Monday night.
Mrs. Blanche sulser. IS. Of RI I.
Box sis. spsnaway, was semi
conscious in 81 Josephs hospital
with a probable basal skull frAc-
ture. internal injuries. lscerations
and severe shock. the result Of =
mishap on eth ave a hsf-hour
after midnight when shs and Helen
suIssr. 81. were struck down By
the same car.
The younger woman. who lives
Al 2so4iz sth ave. suffered In
bIries 20 her left knee.
Driver Of the car which struck
the two women was Earl n Davis.
Of 1909 So 44th At. who WAS
booked for investigation Of the sc-
eident but released. He told police
he didn't see the women until al
most the moment Of impact and
CONTINUED on Page .. Column A.
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Motor Ship Two
Weeks Overdue

SEATTLE m s<-foos motor
sa~si Molly. which supposedly
left sitka. AlA.ks. Jan, 10. IL too
weeks overdue. tins coast guard
said Tuesday.
ships we're asted 10 sssrch for
the vessel ard AlAskan eoasi
guard stations ssfs notified after
Mrs. Walter l. cramsr II Ana
eonda. Mont. tsIsgraghsd ths
coast guard the vessel as due
Ia Seattle Jan. -.
Her husbands brother xss
aboard. bit names 0r number ~
other efss msmbsrs were not als-
closed
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-04
IS KILLED WHEN
AIRLINER SHOT
DOWN BY NIPP0S

Hoassholders along the coast
and for 20 miles inland were
given only . brief notice ~ the
alarm with the result that the
test was a dramatic one.
Th~ federal pest eff,rs. go
neuscing ss.p~a.iss ~ esnpsvs
air mail service frem Aw.~
trniia. said that NJ reasea
could ~ made pubIke.
Mail for Great Britain N 10 BE-
taken by steamship tn the United
States and then forwarded by air
plane Ia Britain.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-04
Red Ukraine Army Advances Steadily
Toward Dnieper Despite Nazi Bombers

trhs Soviet oommunlque. heard
N London by the United Press
listening post AZ broadcast BY
Radio Moscow. reported that In
pursuit Of the remnants of the
zosth and 2ieth German infantry
regiments west Of sukhichl 700
Mad troops we're put out Of action
In ons days fighting. Another 700
Germans were killed and wounded
In a south western sector and ! 600
saa casualties were reported In
the vicinity Of fal
German tank units were reeostsd
eountsrsttarkinE on the southern
front but were unable 10 halt the
Russians.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-04

MOS COW - Marshal Semyor
Timoshenko's Ukraine army wal
reported advancing steadily Tues
day toward the Dnieper river line
despite Intervention Of exceptional
ly large Hszi dive-bombers. level
bombers and fighters seeking to
halt the Soviet attack.
Heavy air fighting ~As re-
ported raging over the southern
front. The Nan iuftwaffe Was
reported attempting 20 regain
AIR supremacy over = wide area
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-04

SAN FRANCISCO-Radio Kha-
bsroysk Tuesday broadcast a re-
port that a three-day battle be-
tween Jugoslav guerrilla fighters
and the German-Italian occupying
army in the Balkans has resulted
in the deaths OF 200 German Off
GERS and men, according to a re-
cording Of the Columbia Broad
casting Systems listening station
As . result Of the three
DAY battle" the broadcast
said, "fhe guerrilla fighters
have cleared the town Of sa-
yam k0udaliyu Of Hitlerites.
The Germans had about zoo
officers and men killed.
On the SOuho-Zagreb railway,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-04
W. E. Bracket
Taken by Death

OLYMPIA-WilliAm n. Brack-
EFT, IS. who worked for Capitol
National Bank Of Olympia ~
years. ending UP a. assistant
manager. died early Tuesday fol-
lowing a stroke.
He came here ~ years ago from
Tacoma, where ne was In the
banking business. Brackett re-
tired from active work m Jsnu-
airy, 1870. He vas Olympia city
treasurer 81 one time and active
in numerous sports and civic
affairs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-04
Begin Plans to Call Deferred Men to Colors

ARMY and social security board
and Win ~ submitted te cen-
gr~~s seea. the draft cksef
~ald.
he testified before the HOUSE
investigating labor mi
grafton resulting from var pro
ducticn.
Hershey did not reveal details
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-04
Youth Has 10 Prove
To Army He Is Alive

AMARILLO, Texas - Although
he has legal proof that ne was
born Fl years ago. Davis l. Harris
must convince the army that he
Is still alive.
Planning 10 Join the army air
corps. Harris applied at the city
health department for a copy Of
his birth certificate.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-04

81 the plan but sid II wtn ~.
qalre service men 20 sllot part 80
their pay - the support az their
families which the government
viii match or more than match.
Although TIE au>eests ~tli
~ dsffereat. th< program stli
~ ~iukiAr 70 the WeFid VAR I
law which granted gsverp-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-04
FOR MAYOR

- e to be nominated)
|. Cain
2. Warren
8. Bartlett
FOR SAFETY COMMISSIONERS
% to be nominated)
I. Calender
2. MILESTONE
3. Dabroe
4. Langseth
5. Club
6. Eastwood
Z. Swanson
s. Quill
9. Colyar. Kenworihy (tied)
10. Milone
IL. Thiel
IL. Jacobson
FOR CONTROLLERS
(2 TO be nominated)
/. Craig
2. Lemley
3. Schlegel
4. Lambert
5. Bradley
Here are the rules for continued
balloting:
All ballots must be forwarded by
mail only.
From each envelope only two
votes for each office will be
counted.
Address envelopes to Mel Voor-
hees, Times building.