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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-08
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Our Service Men

Duane Fox is now In the Naval
Training School, Great Lakes, Chi
oaso.
Aviation Cadet Richard II. Bisbee
is now at Ellington Field Houston.
Pvt. Frederick J. Cook, OF Ypsi-
lanti, who is in the Air Corps, has
been transferred from Louisville,
Ky, to Fort Braggs, n. Carolina.
Ypsllanti men who have enlisted
in the Army at Detroit the past
week are Galien d. Criss. Harold R.
Beuschlein and Harold F. Fallot
Edwin Acre will leave Friday for
Fort Custer after a furlough here.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-08
NEAR JURY

Detroit, Mich. Oct. S-INS-The
trial Of former Wayne County Audi
tor Ray D. Schneider, charged with
accepting brides in connection with
the award OF county insurance bust
ness, neared a jury today after
both sides rested. Meanwhile. the
trial OF former county investigator
Samuel Leve. charged with accept
ing money in connection with the
capitalization OF county patients,
continued with Mrs. Celia Knodler,
operator of a private institution,
saying she had given Leve money.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-08
LUTHERAN AID
PLANS DINNERS

Lutheran Ladies Aid Society
members, at their October meeting
Wednesday afternoon at the church,
made plans for two dinners. The
committee for the annual congre-
gational fall dinner. Nov. II. is
Mrs. Jack Hadley, dining room. Mrs.
Peter Buccos, kitchen. Mrs. Glenn
Groosbeck and Mrs. Walter Wisbin,
publicity. The student dinner. next
Tuesday night. will be in charge
OF Mrs. George Daschner.
Mrs. Nathaniel Flanagan will be
in charge of refreshments for the
Aid meeting. Nov. T.
Mrs Norman Evans and commit
tee served refreshments OF pump
kin pie and coffee.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-08
SALISBURY
GIVEN FAREWELL

Mrs. Alice SALISBURY was given
a pleasant farewell party by mem
bers OF the Methodist Business and
Professional Women's Bible Class
at the home OF Miss Mary Crane
Wednesday evening. A social time
was enjoyed after which refresh.
ments OF ice cream and cake were
served.
Mrs. SALISBURY, who is leaving at
the end OF the week for Chelsea
where she will make her home, was
presented with a gift OF Moffett's
translation OF the Bible.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-08
Thirty Attend

There were thirty Wednesday at
ternoon at the Welcome Wagon
Newcomers Club in Charles Nc
Kenny Hall, with two visitors and
four new members. Mrs. Wayne
Morehouse was hostess After lunch.
con in the private dining room the
club went upstairs and in the for
NAL lounge played bridge. Mrs.
Clarence H. Pace won the prize in
contract and Mrs. Harry L. Lewis
the auction prize.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-08
Schaner Circle al
Maddux Residence

Schaner Circle OF the Dorcas So
ciety Of the Lutheran Church men,
bers enjoyed a social time following
their brief business meeting at the
home Of Mrs. Ernest Maddux, We'd
nesday evening Mrs. Lillian Root.
president. opened the meeting,
reading Psalm 81 Plans for a rum
mage sale were discussed, but no
definite action was taken.
Refreshments were served at the
close OF the evening by the host.
ess The circle will meet again Oct.
81 with Mrs. Blanche Schweighter
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-08
JUST LIKE AN HONOR

MAKING your opponent use up
two honors 10 take one trick IS
the usual reason for covering an
honor with an honor" That is un-
sound advice in many cases. as il
should not be followed except in
a situation where II promises to
build up an extra trick for your
self or your partner in the suit. or
to spoil the opponents timing or
entry situation. But there are
times when II should be carried
still farther, by covering a card
which is lower than an honor
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-08

telling them OF the natives. the
Javanese and the French who In
habit It. The men live In tents, six
men to a tent, and eat tropical
fruits that grow beautifully there.
Gerald also tells OF singing in a
church choir and OF getting the
works" when he crossed the equa-
tor
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-08
Justice Officiates
at Wedding Rites

Justice Arthur NJ Vandersall
wednesday officiated at a Wedding
ceremony uniting Miss Lois Erridge,
II. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs L. D.
Fridge, Sheridan. and Wilbur
Stearns, IS. formerly OF Sheridan
and now living in Ypsilanti where
ne is employed at the Ford bomber
plant. The young couple plan to
make their home In a trailer a.
l74I Harris Rd.
Mrs. Stearns attended Stanton
High School. Mr. Stearns is a 1912
graduate OF Sheridan High School
and is the son OF Mr., and Mrs.
Frank s. Stearns Sheridan.
Mrs. Ivah Manning and Mrs. Irene
Bronson were witnesses.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-08
ABUSES POLICEMEN

Detroit, Mich. Oct. s-INS-For
assertedly smuggling one policeman
with her shoe and kicking another
patrolman in the shin. Mrs Anna
Seroka. 20 year-old tavern prophet
ress today was fined $40.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-08

Mrs. A. l. Wilbur is entertaining
her three sisters who arrived We'd
nesday from Kansas. They are Mr..
and Mrs. John Runyon (Lottie),
Mrs. Harvey Bobst (Carrie), Mrs.
James Davis (vena) and will spend
the week with Mrs. Wilbur and her
husband. They are all who remain
Of the Thomas Casey family who
lived on North Prospect Road until
they went west where Mr.. Casey
and his sons Samuel and Fred
passed away.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-08
Post Inspected

FOst THspeCtcu
Ypsilanti Post, Veterans OF For
eign Wars, was inspected at its
meeting in Veterans Hall, Tues
day evening, by District Inspector
Simons, Jackson, who expressed
himself as well pleased with the
Post. He was accompanied by Com
mander Spencer OF Jackson Post,
No. 1923, who invited the members
OF Ypsilanti Post to attend a meet.
ing Of his Post at Jackson. The
Post also entertained four men,
5ers OF Graf O'Hara Post. Ann Ar
bor-Arthur Volland, Commander
Ernst, Ernest Gronich and J. Nc
Mahon-
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-08

I'm " ell an d
happy on a beautiful
little island some
where In the South
Seas, Nom" is the
first word Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Power
heard from their son,
third class aviation
metalsmith G era ! d
Power, since the first
part OF August. TITS
really a picturebook
island" he Informed
hrs parents IN a let
ter received Tuesday.
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The Ypsilanti Daily Press
wishes all subscribers TO re-
ceive their papers regularly
and promptly. In case OF poor
or non delivery OF the Daily
Press phone the Press Office
at i70 before ?. m. or 2 2. N.
Saturday.
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INSPECTING CUSTER

Fort Custer, Mich. Oct. SINS
Major General Henry S. Aurand,
commanding officer OF the Sixth
Service Command. was to inspect
Fort Custer today.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-08

West had two reasons for lead
Ing his club s. One was that he
knew South as an inveterate dew
otee Of a club bid TO open hands
In which he had no particular club
holding, The other was that he
did not like to open away from his
honors in the other three suits.
The whole story would have
worked out differently II the 8 had
been called from dummy, but
South put on the Q. and the X
won 1t. Striving to kill the dia-
mond suit by eliminating its side
entry. East returned the club J.
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Tomorrow's ProbIem

dealer: South. North-Soull
vulnerable.)
What is the correct defense on
this deal against South's 5-Dia.
monds?
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-08
Hostess To Club

Mrs. Delvin Ashby was hostess
for the Aunt Nell Bunco Club at her
home. Wednesday afternoon. Prize
winners for bunco were Mrs. Nellie
Trip, Mrs. Archie Shipley and Mrs,
Henry Rouse. The club will meet
again Oct. q with Mrs. Fred Diet
erie.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-08
Shower Hostesses

Mrs. Leo Denoyer and Mrs Alice
Michaels were hostesses. Wednes-
day evening at a delightful shower
for Mrs. Mark Wilson at the Denoy-
er home. There were eighteen
quests and the evening was spent
playing Bug" Prizes we're awarded
TO Mrs. Floyd Markham, Miss Alice
Schultz. and Mrs. Catherine Coun-
tryman. with guest prize 70 Mrs.
Wilson. Refreshments OF salad.
cocktail crackers and coffee were
served. The lovely gifts were scat
tered along a lace-covered table,
with pink tapers at either end The
out OF town guests were MrsLWal-
ter Schultz and daughter Alice,
Belleville.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-08

When leaving the states the lat
ter part OF June, first class boat.
SWANS mate, Zane Power, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Power OF
Ypsilanti vowed he wouldn't touch
razor till he once again set foot
in his homeland. That he kept his
word Is proved above. The brawny-
looking seaman behind the fierce
fuzz is none other than the hand
some sailor shown beside him.
Powers is stationed In Porto Rico.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-08

Mrs. Alex L. Fox was the guest
Wednesday OF Mrs James Ruddi-
man. and daughter, Catherine, Dear
born.
Mr.. and Mrs Ian F. Thompson
will leave for Downing. Cal, Oct
IS
Mrs. Matte Gilk will return Fri
day to Jackson after visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Gartord A. Bassett.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-08
DAUGHTER Arrives

Odu8NhcT HfTlNCo
A daughter was born Wedn esday
in Boyer Hospital 10 Mr.. and Mrs.
J. X. Thomas. 103 S. Huron St.
The baby weighed four pounds, one
and one half ounces.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-08
Entertalns Club

Entertalns Club
Mrs. Emil Pare entertained the
Four Leaf Glover Club at a de-
lightful luncheon, Wednesday. In
the afternoon ten games Of pedro
were played. with prizes awarded
20 Mrs. Flora Barber. Mrs. Leslie
Barber and Mrs. Jennie Kirk. The
next meeting will be with Mrs.
Charles Harden, Oct. 81.
Mrs William Hickman and daugh-
ter Miss Gertrude Colman spent
Sunday in Adrian with Mrs. Hick-
mans daughter Mrs. Carl Erhart
and daughter, Miss Mary Jane.
Mrs. Leonard Husse and daugh-
ter Anipa. will spend the day In
Detroit with Mrs. Husses mother,
Mrs. Richard Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. D. Bradley have
returned to Detroit after a few
days visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
mond L'Amoreaux, Sr.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-03-26
Kroz kapitalistiCku
SvO stanOvniStVC u rat.

Predsednik Roosevelt je izdao naredbu da Sc svi maSaarci owe
zemlje izmedju 4l-66 godine starostj registruju ~ apria "a iao"s-
trUsku moblizaciju. tn skoro su Sc regisirai "a yojnu obavezu wi
mu5karci izmedju 20-4 godna starosti. Kada &c s. regists All
stariii muskarci onda ce vlada imati pod direktnom hoarrolom 10
odraslo musko stanovnistvo zenlje.
saba je ma red zensko stanovnistvo owe zemle. pred Pred--av-
nickom Kucom, kako javljaju Is. marta IL Washingtona. podns"en
ie bill sa koim Sc traI da Sc regiztruje svo zensko stanovristvo owe
zemlje iznedju 1876 godina stalosti. Mega je podneo pedsta, nk
j.. c. Baldwin, koi Sc skoro vatio IL Engleske. re2e. da je Wleo
kako zene rade pod vladinom kontrolom tamo, sto mu ie dale pve-
da da podnese pomenuti bill da bi tako ovdasnje zene radiIe.
Nj smo II bioskopima videi kako te britanske zene rade. Nlleli
smo III kako rade pored istopjene gyozdene rude gde obaVljaju o1-
gruble poslove, pored teSko podnosljye veike wuGine. \ Gle 81 te
zene koe e brutalne posove obavljaju? Jeu Ii one clanice britain
ske rlutokratske klase? Ne bote Sc! Da je to slucaj, da samo 5edoa
vicama, burzoaska sredstva "iavnog mnienja' bi nam do noSa do
sadili sa prihaziyanjem slke takvog cudovita. TIE CRUDE, Varva.sse
poslove obavIaju radnice, Glanice britanske izrabljene radaicEe ala
Sc. 4 brnanska pfutokratija uiva bogate profile kada pomoGu y1aae
tako izrabljuje zenski rad.
To je video Il Britaniji predstavnik Baldwin, ko dobri pred
savnik ovdasnje karitalistcke klase, on z svaki slucai podnaSa Ia
kav bill, da tvornice rade punon parom, ako ne $ muSain rabbit
ma koje te rat oduzeti il industrial, onda neka Sc muce radnice "a
mo neka neprekidno dolaze profit plutokratiji dok ina prnIse "a re
me rata da dobija sve vete profile.
Ali nje Same ia iedina za posledica ako s. Baldwinov bill "a
novnistvo, ko musko, Sale observation-disclosures gde god III poseGn,ei
industrial potrebuju. Desava te $ slu6ajevi da &c muz ouci ma I'D
nu stranu, sin ma drugu, kter ma tretu a suprugu mater ma st
vrtu stranu.
10 to rete da socijalizam razara brak porodicu!
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Poslodavci Sc protive povisici najamnice
"radi" radnika!

Radnici duhanske industrije drzava Kentucky, Tennessee j
North Caroline rade "a SOC. ma sat. Njihova iunija, Tabacco Wor.ers
International Union, trail da Sc tai mizerni minimum plate pod,.ne
ma ic. n IA sat.
Oval zahtev tin do kostiju izrabjenih radnika tako je zabrsuo
stavnike da podnesu svoju zalbu izraze negodovanie prema pcyi-
Sci Nth je preslusao L. Metcalfe Walling, administrator dx.Te
plate vrenena Odelenja Rada.
Tue ST poslodavci duhanske industrije kako je rat port.5no
unlstio njihov izvoz da ce podizanje najamnice porazno pogorti
radnlke, jer &c industrial bti prisilena da i'll otpusti omi lu SIZE
"a tie siromasne radnike kji nete prirati nj SOC. ma sat kada t-
du otpusteni jr "siromasniji" gotovani ne mogu podneti da rl.te
Iadnlclma 40c. ma sat. Onda ST ii velkoduSni gotovani "brinu" "a
neke $4,000 dnhanskih faImera koji &c svi propasti ako sc podene
Iadnlkova najamnica, vle posodavci.
sta mishte kakve nesrece vide gotovani da &c porodti ia mixer
ma pov1slca' ler nj 4Oc. ma sat nje nikakva velika najamnca. Ono
protlv cega e bune poslodavci to ie padanje njihovog "viska vJed-
nosti,' kojeg dnevno kradu cd radnika. NUe istina de &c zbog te 20
poslodavci zatvoriti svoje industrije, ier ako 81 oi Il staaju
protltablno drzati svoje indusriie pod mizernim minimumons I'd
MIN, da drze te radnike uposlene.
Davno je to bio Cd kada SUI Sc alti proizvodnie razvili do tc.a
stupnja ia radnik moze da proizvede suvisak mad pukrm troSkovraa
nJegovog odrzanja. To s. postglo JOS pre- potpunog uvadanja S34te-
ma Ecnog ropstva. Narcotic je danas radnik IL stanju sa usavra-0i-
jim sistemom proizvodnje da preko vrednosti svoje radne snags "a
duhanski radnici jeste u okviru vrednosi njhove radne Snase,
gToman vSak vrednosti.
Poslodavcl hu krokodIske sue "a radnike da bi uvek dobgyai
se vec "vsak vrednosti' cd se wise izrabljenih radnika.
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"Demokrati''i nacisti7 nadaiu Sc da &c Japan
nayaliffii ma aSSSR "hAi. . hhRF ino5

Il Moskve javljaju da je Sovjetska vlada obnovila ribolovni u
govor S 5apanskom vladom. Ovo Sc moze uzeti "a znak da japanska
vlada ne ella da jos "a sada navali ma SSSR. Ali tn mogucnost ne
dozvoGavaju "demokrati,' jer drze da n e moze bti primrja medju
tie dive zemlje samo oruzani sukob moze bMi rezultat njihovih d-
jamentralnih razika. Nacisti jos wise cd "demokrata," zle da ia
pan naval sa istoka ma SSSR.
Zasto s. "demokrati," nepoInirjivi imperijalsticki neprijatelji
nacistickog gangsterizma, slazu sa NINA u pitanju zeEe da Japan
Ii ma ssSR radi unistenja poslednje zemlie radnika da sebe kao
pretecu imperjaisticku siu strahovito oslabi. Danas, pax, demo
kratije" su, zbog Iatnog stanja, modifikovae razlog svoje zee. Zbog
njihovih imperijalistickih interesa radi kojh one vode oval rat, nil
ma je potrebna ne vidno pobedonosna Sovjetska Junija, nego dovolj-
no jaka da potiskuje strahovito tros, ko sebe, naciNicke prodi-
race. Otuda, "a sada "demokratije' ne zee zbog uniNenja SSSR. da
Japan ma NIGGA naval nego da bi time dobii dozvolu cd MEGA da
upotrebe njegove predele kao baze avijonske operacije protiv Japa-
ma. Nacisti pax zele da bi u sucaju japanske navale ma SSSR, pos
lednjem bo nemoguce da Sc oslanja ma sibirske rezerve "a konac-
nu odbranu cd nacSticke navale, so bi, racunaju nacisticki gangste-
ri, NINA mnogo olaksalo posao unistenja SSSR.
Premda IL cun-kinga javljaju da Sc Japan sprema da naval ma
SSSR da je kneska Osma Crvena Armija spremna da S krene pro-
tv japanskih trupa elm s. owe rese da e krenu protiv SSSR, mozda
rese. Jedan je razog sto nj jedan njegov neprijatelj nie ma dostizu
voreno otvara sirom vrata takvoj mogucnosti koja bi bla vro nepro-
bitacna "a Japana.
Mozda &c zbog toga Japan okrenuti svoju paklenu ratnu masinu
drugamo. Ali drzalo s. da nece bti probitacno da naciti navale nd
SSSR, sto Sc tai korak dnevno takvim pokazuju, pa preko toga nacis-
II navaEse ma SSSR sada imaju punih deset messed pune ruke pos
la a cj je vrlo daleko cd ostvarenja ako ikada. Zbog toga, preko
svega, nije van svake mogucnosi da Japan nece DO zeji nacista i
"demokratiJa" mozda ma zalost svoju navalti ma SSSR.
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Vazne medjunarodne vesti
Zadocnjena nacisticka proletna ofenziva.

jos Sc ne vide veliki znaci obe6avane nacistcke pfoletne naVa-
lie NJ Sovietsku Juniju. Crvene trupe nastavlJaJu sa svoJom nepIe-
kidnom kontra-ofenzivom. Oni potHkuju nacSte uzdz celog fronta
izgledi ST. da &c "a koi dan il SSSR dci znacajne vesti 0 vaznlln
postizima Crvene Armije. Vesti sada javljaju da St Crvene trupe
bore "a nacistima IL samom predgradju Harkova; Orel je ma doSlzu
artierUske paibe Crvene ArmUe, a Staraja Rusa moze "a koJl dan
pasi. Kako Sc, vidi, sposobnost kontra-ofenzive Crvene Armije nj
malo Sc ne umanjuje, cinjenica koja zadaje Hitleru vellku brlgu.
Il Stokholma dolaze vesti da nacisti utvrdjuju svoje poIozaJe u
Norveskoi da 81 tamo nalaze one nacsticke ratne ladje koje lima
kose, takorekuc, ispred nosa britanske rojane vazdusne sle. Pored
toga, nacisti, prema vestima il istog svedskog grada cd o. marta,
cine sve veei pritisak ma svedsku vladu ona je wee pocela ola "a
branjuje izdavanje antinacistitkih novina. Sve oo cni nacisticka
vlada da bi prisilla svedsku da stupi II rat ma njenoj strani, jer
hi tada, pored sto bi dobila prnican boj svedskih treniranih VOL
nika pricno razvijenu militarnu masinu, pod svojom disektnom
kontrolom imala spojene Norvesku, svedsku Finsku, so bi oteza-
10 "demokratijama" da ma Norveskoj otvore "novi 'front.' so bi
Jos wise otezalo "demokratijama" da salju uspesno mnogopotrebni
ratni material Sovjetskoj Junii preko Murmanska.
Ali, medjuvremeno, nj SSSR ne spava, nHi je spavao cd kada je
napadnht cd strane nacistiekih gangstera. Vele da je danas Crvena
Armija miitarnim materijalom obskrbljenija no sto ja bia Ia vreme
pocetka nacisticke navale. Pored toga, SSSR je vezbao desetine divi-
zUa novih vojnika koe SUI spremne i obskrbljene sa najmodernijim
ratnim haterijalom da docekaju nacisticku proletnu navalu.
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Zetva Britaniie bice nedOyOlina.

Ma IL. marta britanski ministar Agriculture podneo je izvestaj
Britanskom! Parlamentu o izgedu zemajske zetve kojeg je opisao kri
tienim. On rece da buduca istorija Britanije a mozda celop sveta
zavisi cd oyogodisnje zetve Velike Britanije.
On dale rece, da je meso skoro sasvim nestalo da nacija sve
wise zavlsi cd povrea. Buduci da Sc hranljivost mesa moze to ne
dostatno popuniti s. mnogo vecom kolHnom povrca drugih agri-
kulturnih produkata, ministar Agriculture rece, da CO stanje ishran-
ljivosti stanovnistva bHi vno akutno ao zetva ne Dude znatno VEGA
owe godine cd prosle 1871. godine u kojoj zemlja ne sasvim patila
cd manjkanja mesa.
Preko svega toga sto Sc danas upotrebljava wise 100000 raa
zemlje "a agrlkulturnu proizvodnju, pomocu kojh Sc povecala GO
disnja proizvodnja povrca izmedju 100000 100000 ton, stanovnis-
two &c patti cd gladovanja, jer nj tai porast nie dovojan da pokrue
prazninu mesa.
Nastavak ma 4. strani.)
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Ohio State Convention in Akron. Ohio

Comade Arnold Petersen, NatondI Secretary Of the Socialist Iaor Party, will deliver an a-
dress on the submt "Soiaisma and Human Nature" to the .dhewtsa and visitors at the Ohio State
1912 Conventions Akron, oho, on Sunday, April 5 Thea address, viii be the hghhght of this most
important Convention
The Convention will convene at $50 A NJ on sunday April at the Magyar Home 12 Cast
Stree in Akron 1t will be Mass Convention. Your membership card showing tina. you
are good standing will nhte you to be seated as delegate VISITORS CORDIALLY IN
lVITED TO ATTEND H CONVENTION AND BANQUET
A delicious dinner will be served to delegates and vEtUs at l P NJ 1t is at this Banquet that
|Comnde Petersen will deliver his address. Dime tnkets 125 for adults Csc for Children For
reservations write to m FMkas sS East Ave., Akron Ohio
ComMe Joseph Pmnuin National Organizer will also ahnd and address the Convention Com
rae Prmin will dev1 a radio address over Station WADC, Akron between 500 and $50 P NJ
on Sunday Evening from the Convention floor
The aHoA Address will fd val program of excellent singing and instrumental muc and villa
be fdbwedb the mc of an excellent orchestra.
STATE CONVENTION.
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Kako burzoazija brani svoju domovinu.

on nije hteo da Dude "yes-man,'
dva puta je sullivan sa vetih POI
lozaja i sada Sc nalazi van zvanja
Odbora Ratne Proizvodnje.
Mi m naklonjeni veroyati da
su optuzbe Guthrie-ve opravdane,
jer na srcu syakog plutokrate Pc
pravilu prvo lei njegov profitas-
XII direktni interes, cijoj sluzbi &c
i Isusa ma krstu podvrgnuti Same
da Dude profitabilniji. TEX onda
&c burzoa So pritiskom cd strane
njegove politicke drzave ciniti
nesto "a opsti interes kapitalistic-
Ike zemlie. Mi dale drzimo da Sc
Guthrie ne bi usudio podneti pred
Predstavnickom kucom te optuz-
be da nisu merodavne. | mozemo
reel da cd svih otkrivenja pluto
kratske korupciie ovo je a ALMA
menitiie, narcotic sto dolazl IL
usta .iednog cd njihovih kolega.
Optuzba ie ozbiljna j teska. Al
nakon svega ovog, Donald Nelson,
glava citavog ratlfug programme,
bese prisiljen da brani mnoge
plutokrate, clanove WPB, i neko-
liko puta je otkrio svoje drzanJe
ca bi program rata ekstremno pa
to ako bi Sc zabranilo c~lanoVanle
'dolar-na-godinu" osobama WIPE.
Donald Nelson Una da oni drnla-
ia sa zemaliskim industrijama i
zbog toga je on zaVisan cd nJl1o-
We dobre wolfe da Sc bar do nekle
postigne Gill ratnog programa, y
zbog toga on drzi da bi sa odsust-
vom njihove dobre wolfe ratnI
program pretrpio krah. tCltaVa
"sposobnost' plutokratiie Sc sas-
toll samo u posedstvu zemaljskog
bogatstva, ier je n davno otu-
diena cd korisne proizvodnJe.l
Drugim recima, Nelson, zaJedno
sa celom Rooseveltovom Admins
traction, prisiljen je kroz prste
gledati Ma sve prljavstine pluto
krata, odnosno "dolar-na-dan'' o.
SODA.
Tako. zaista nedosledno pluto
klati brane svoju otadzbinu. Ovo
p~riznaie sa svojim optuzbama Mi
HOY vidni clan Guthrie. Ako su
plutokrati koji poseduju skoro svo
Zemliino bogatstvo tako nedosled-
nj branioci svoje domOvine, onda
kako Sc moze ocekivati neko odu-
sevlienie radnika, koii ne pose
duiu nista vrednog spomena sem
svoiu radnu snagu, koja Sc proda-
lie i kupuje ma svojoj pijaci kao
svaki ostali espap ma njegovol.
ii plutokrati koji &c i zemlllnu
cast prodati "a sebicne profitas-
Ike interese imaju smelosti da ma
padaiu radnike "a nekakvu raw
n~odusnost "sebicnost." A koie j
Predsednik Roosevelt prisiljen da
CNastavak ma J.. stranl.l