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lone. Oni uzivaiu pa ma kolika
da je patnja ostalog radnog naro-
da, i u stvari, u koliko je VEGA pat
MIA radnicke klase, u toliko je We
ca raskalasnost plutokratije.
Vlada Wei pokusala je da
strogo kontrolise Gene, ali i preko
svega tog nastojanja cd 1889. do
sada tamosnje Gene su poskocile
s~vestrano oko 500 pc sto. Ova
cinjenica jos wise ~dokazuje kako
mora da ie inferno stanje fran
cuskog radnika. Ministar agrikul-
ture, Pierre Caziot, jos prosIog
oktobra rece da svako skolsko de-
te Francuske patti cd neishranjli-
vosti. A major cuvenog grada
Bordeauxa rece, da su s%tanovni-
ci toy grada izgubili JOS tada cd
IL do 90 funti tezine Pc osobi.
Logicno je da gornja stradanja
sledi mnogobrojnija smrt siromas-
nog stanovnistva. Tako su 1910.
umrli cd "prirodnih" uzroka 734.-
500 osoba, $4,000 iii 1876 DO sto
wise cd 1889. godine. Umorstvo
dece Sc popelo sa 63 IA 90 po
1000.
Jos gore stanje .ie bilo IL prvoi
polovini 1941. godine. Smrt poga-
dja % po sto osoba cd Is. do so.
godina starosti, a As Pc sto osoba
preko SO godina starosti.
S~ledstveno, opaza Sc i opadanje
braka. Tako je bio 1910. godine
7e. 1000 mamie zenidbi Cd 1889. Po-
red toga, nacisticka Nemaeka JOS
drzi zarobljene 1,350.0eO francus-
kin vojnika, a oni tamo live ga
kranom koja nije u energiji 7eea
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Reakcija sc ne moze
"umiriti."
(Nastavak sa l. strane.)


ka Partija veil ameriekoj radnic-
koj klasi da Sc MEN zivot pod ka-
pitalizmom mora stalIo pogorsa-
vati i da je pod MIN nemoguce
ikakvo tTajno pobolsanie uslova
radni6ke klase. Zbog tcga mi We
limo radnicima da Sc okrenu pro-
tiv fekera i ostalih prevaranata.
kao protiv kapitalistitkih political
"a, jer su oni prisiljeni da IA ra-
cum radnika popuseaju stalnon1
pzitisku reakcije. / zbog toga mi
velimo radnicima da vas spas lei
samo Il sprovadjanju u delo revo-
lucionarnog programa Socijalis-
ticks Radnieke Partije, koji vas
uci kako da Sc organizujete i "a
sto da Sc borite, da Sc organizu-
jete politicki sa svrhom osvajanja
j r~azaranja politi6ke drzave "a
navek; da Sc organizujete indus
triialno "a osvajanje, d-zanje i
kretanje svezemaljske industrije
u korist celog oslobodjenog anne
rickor stanoynistva. Same tada
&c "a navek nestati guje kapita-
listicke reakcije.
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toy espapa j tako Sc menja odnos
zakona ponude i traznje u korist
traznje. Drugim recima, tako Sc
spreeava da cena danog espapa
stalno stoii iznad njegove vredno-
sti, j tako Sc sa izmenom tin Cd
nosa ma kraju k~rajeva Gene polka
paju sa vrednostima espapa.
Vrednost i cena radne snage.
U kapitalistickom drustvu po-
red espapa cipela, sesira it'd, j.
mamo jos jednu vrstu espapa, es-
pap radnu snagu. Covekova radna
snaga sama pc sebi nije espap.
Ona postaje espap samo tada ka-
da Sc kupuje i prodaje Ma svojoj
plJaci kaO sto Sc drugi espapi
prIdaJu ! kupuju ma njihovoj. On
da, koje su to okolnosti koje pri-
moravaju coveka - radnika - da
svoju radnu snagu p~retvara u es-
pap sa prodajom i kupovinom?
On je ma to primoran jer je lisen
sredstava ~proizvodnje pomocu ko-
Jill Sc proizvode sve one stvari
koje SUI MENU potrebne "a odrza-
vanje zivota. On Same poseduje
espap radnu snagu koju mora pro-
davati ako hoce da zivi. On nju
prodaje onom koji poseduje sred-
silva proizvodnje. Oval je kupuje
zbog njene narcotic sposobnnsti,
koju nj jedan drugi espap ne po-
seduje, jer je radna snaga u sta
nju da %proizvodi vecu vrednost
nego sto su trcskoyi "a memo odr-
zavanje.
kao sto Sc vrednost ostalih espa-
pa odredjuje drustveno p%otrebnim
radnim vremenom "a niihovu pre-
izvodnju, tako Sc i vrednost radne
snage odredjuje sa troskovima po-
trebni "a Memo odrzavanje, "a
odrzavanje radnika, njegove po-
rodice radi radjanja j odgajiva-
MIA svojih sinova i kceri koji ina
ju da zamenu njegaskada ga ka-
pitalista kao limun iscedi do pos
lednje kapi. Ako troskove. radnika
"a njegovo odrzavanje mole ku-
pitt najamnica cd $500 ma dan.
onda to je dnevna vrednost rad
ne snage. Dovde izmedju espapa
,radne snage j ostalih espapa ne
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j tako oni podaju u zabludu, jer
kada Sc po njihovom kaze, da
vrednost danog espapa odredjuje
"potrebno radno vreme," a ne
drustveno potrebno radno vreme,
onda imamo "a rezultat veliku eko-
nomsku besmislicu, da je jedan
espap koji Sc proizveo sa zastare-
linn alatinla diva iii tri puta vred-
niji cd istovrsnog espapa koji je
proizvod moderne industriie.
Tako burzoaski economist u
vek odlaze u cor sokak jer nije II
pljaekaskom interesu njihove plu-
tokratije da Sc oni drze Marxa.
Zbog toga je svaki njihov zaklju-
cak - zakljucak vulgarne ekono-
mije - da sc vrednost espapa Cd
redjuje ma pijaci sa ponudom i
traznjom skroz pogresan, a vrlo
tacan je Marxov zakljucak da
drustveno potrebno radno vreme
j samo to odredjuje prometnu
vrednost espapa.
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Kroz Partiju / FederaCiju.

Wee sc odavno vodi utakmica
izmedju nase i Bugarske Fedora.
CHE drugarska utakmica =
a koja ina "a svIhu unapredjenje
rase zajednicke nam ideje. Ova
drugarska utakmica Sc NANTES,
tuje ma godisnjim Nomenclature
dveju Federacija, kolektujuci no.
vac kako "a federacione organe,
tako i "a glavni partijski organ
WEEKLY PEOPLE. | kao pravi.
10, cd konvencije do konvenciie
sakupljeni novac "a pomenute or
game stalno Sc uvecava. Napri.
mer, ma nasoj pr0sloj konvenciji
nasa je Federacija sakupila "a
diva organa (Radnicku Borbu
Weekly People, preko sedan hi.
ljada dolara - wise nekoIiko sto-
tina dolara, nego sto je Bugarska
F~ederacija sakupila ma svojoi
prethodnoj konvenciji. Ali ma
prosloj %svojoj konvenciji, bratska
nam Bugarska Federacija je sa-
kupila "a pomenute organe bIizu
osam hil.jada dolara - wise ne
koliko stotina dolara, nego sto mi
sakupismo ma nasoj prosloj kon-
venciji. Da Ii ceno mi ma nasoj
narednoj ko~nvenciii sakupiti wise.
nego sto sakupise nasi drugoyi
Bugari, to cemo videti i to stoji
do nash Ogranaka, clanova
simpaticara.
Ova drugarska utaamica lime
dju dveju F~ederacija prenesena
je i ma partijske sekcije i drzav-
ne odbore. Osobito sc ovakva drl-
garska utakmica p~rirneeuje iznle-
dju dveju drzavnih organizacija
S. L. P: Ohio i Pennsylvania.
/ kao rezultat toga, njihove go
disnje konvencije bivaju sve u.s.
pesnije j uspesnije.
Pre- kratko vreme Is. marital
drzavna konyencija Pennsylva-
MAE odrzana je sa odlienim u.s.
pehom u svakom pogledu, IA ko-
.ioj su nominirani kandidati u ma
rednim drzavnim izborima. Ma O.
vol konvenciji, Nacionalnu OTga-
nizaciju predstayljao ie drug Ar
mold Petersen, Nacionalni Sekre-
tar S. L. P, kao bratski delegat.
/ ovom prilikom odrzao je govor,
takav govor, koji je dao p~otstreka
Drzavnom Izvrsnom Odboru s. L.
P. Ohio, da pozove druga Peter
sen ma svoju konvenciju Ga na
Moi odrzi govor. Takodjer IA o.
voj konvenciji izvrsena je kolek-
ella "a drzavnu izbornu kanpa-
nju, koja iznosi preko $1,000.
Ovako uspesna sonvencija DR.
zavne organizacije S. l.. P. Il
Pennsylvania dala je ~potstreka i
odusevljenja subdiviziiama S. l..
P. u Ohio, tie 81 Sc i one predale
IA posao. G,avni INDICATOR owe
kampanje bese Drzayni Izvrsni
Odbor, boji je uGinio iasi APPEL ma
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radnici owe zerllje trebaju da il
ovoga wade skupcene, neizneIno
skupocene pouke, da Sc ne dadu "a
vesti Cd strane ovdasnjih fekera
i reformista, tin gadnih slugana
zulumearskog kapitalizma. vec ne
ka svu svoju paznju citrate uee-
nju Socijalisticke Radni3ke Par
tie Anerike.
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GIN"
Cd FRIEDRICHA ENGELsA.

"Revoucnnarni Gin" predNavja Uvd Mar~ojk nMi "Khne bobe u Frncmkoy.k ,
JON J Marx pi put pdusao da obtnij edan dec svrnNneh trje 1s4sl 1850 ma omvu
tadanjg ekonomsog sanja ponou svga MISUNDERSTANDING shvaanja "Revoluconami Gin e
napsan u mtu 1895 ko takav predNav.a jdnoo cd naIreiih della ngesovh.
Poed "Reoluconarmg Gina, knUga sadri nn Gaaka pod oShm nMhvn "Ko uf fall
sfkatoi?, koWma Sc iuuno doNuJe tadnot S. L. T. ppvoda Engehvog UMa kWu
"Kasne bmbe u FrancuAoj, Pik Ju knMge naazi Sc brlIantnaa nMa cd De Lna
pvodom phanja "VGnii Usnak iii Industiilni JminIam"
Hase uebad an bave owl njgu da je ponno tudhaju. KnJeas adrd "a sranhe
Cena j Is cent? oma Poudzbnu skpa sa novems alte ma:
KNUzARA RADNucKE BoRBE
3A3 ST. Clair Ave- Cleveland
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Cena espapa.

U poeetku ovog clanka rekli
smo, iako Sc vrednost i Gene es-
papa ma kraju krajeva poklapaju
ipak Sc vrednost, kao sto smo 60
re videli, odredjuje jednim a Gene
drugim ekonomskim zakonom. E.
konomski zakon koji odredjuie ce-
ne espapa zove Sc ponuda i traz-
MIA. Bee obzira kolika je vrednost
jednog espapa on sc mole prodati
i prodaje Sc ispod iii iznad svoje
vrednosti. Jedan primer: ako su
ma pijaci wise sesira nego kupaca
oni &c Sc prodavati ospod svoje
prometne vrednosti. Ma mesto da
Sc jedan sesir prodaje "a pet do
lara on &c sc prodavati samo "a
cetiri dolara. A ako je ma pijaci
VEGA potraznja sesira cd ponude
onda &c Sc on prodavati "a sest
doiara. Pored toga sto zakon po-
nude j traznje odredjuje. Gene es-
papa, on sluzi kapitalistima kao
barometar uloska njihovog kapi-
tala. Drugim recima, kada je Cd
nos ponude i traznje vidno i trail
no korist danog espapa, tada
kapitalisti menjaju tai odnos sa
ulaganjem kapitala u proizvodnji
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MS Arnnl<tice dsy secuid -
dedicated. 81 % s<lsbFsslnn. ~
= q detsrmin<f effert te.srd 20
10y. That ss<sns nat every sns
II ~ all a whatever - preslhis
= carry th< ~sr = vietsry ose
- nsny thinE- Housewives e. -
- ihs hons frunt - teach thsir
families 10 satoy NEAT alternatives
ssseh - fish. whieA q rlenuful u
= = eenpisss rrntsin snd car -
I'D n ths menus n place q Eaezl
which 70 nsedsd fer eur ara>d
Eorces
All ev<r II United States 80
esa ma fsnsss cf fssh. rsese< n
ZEE ard thorsashfy fresh us<
thsm 81 least twice = week IN year
wartime menas
FIIi~s. nsk>a n ceskt.lI s.er<
(serv>s q o.
One "a IL h thln flsh finsts.
: 10. SHRIMP. cooked. alt. p<p-
per. pspriks. IL cup CALI sauce.
- cup tefchup. - teaspeon War
ee~tsrshire. l tahisspoon i<mnn
tuics. dash Of tosssco. . teaspoons
hsrseradish-
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PLAY BY PLAY
BY PAUL DAVID PRESTON
BATTLE ROYAL
CHAPTER XVI

When Blythe entered the clothes
closet off Nancy Hale's living
room. she thought herself entirely
alone. she had carefully made her
plans for coming out later with the
two gamblers at gun point But
A. she pulled the closet door shut
on herself q man spoke In the
darkness. then grasped her arm.
"okay, sister. who are your" he
said.
Blythe screamed In terror.
She didn't have 10 ask who the
man was She already knew In
deed. there were two OF them In
the closet with her. she realized At
once. II meant only that she had
come up too late 10 carry out her
plan. The gamblers had gotten
there ahead OF her.
Nevertheless she didn't wilt.
All the days Of pent-up sorrow
and anger seemed now 10 pour out.
Blythe. an athletic cosch's daugh-
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ter. was plenty athletic hsrs>if.
though small II stature.
Whsms Tina
she drove ens sIeo~ esekwsrd
smack into > mans midfiffi BE
grunted. and kruntsd sssin.
overcoated arms reached sreand
her then from the ether aide.
stop it, ne shrisked.
she lerked up her knees That
threw all her weight downward.
Lord. what . hstlcsti- ths man
kasped.
Her quick msneuvsr had drop
ped her right out q his grasp. IN
the darkness hs was funding for
her again. and. too. the ether man
wss hack IN the fight
Hold her, I'd. hold herr"
she heard that. ana heard The
answer. Il can't get q hold'-
Don't do hsr no HARM
I'm the one getting harmed
unh UNIT"
Blythe Was making that state
ment a his true From the f1eor
dainty heel found . masculine
she kicked out wildly. and .
shin.
Nsncys dresses had begun 10
fall on them now. Altogether the
clothes. the two men. and the
serspplnE girl made q fantastic
kind Of hurricane there In the darn
closet Blythe wouldn't use the
pistol she held. She couldn't. BE-
cause II was Pops starter gun
loaded only with blanks, II might
be OF some value " the men could
see Il. They wouldn't know but
what II was real
But at the moment Blythe felt
certain abe was fighting for her
very life. Those gamblers had
already threatened Pop and they
would know that exposure and
capture here would cost them
prison sentences They wouldn't
hesitate 10 kill her n they could.
stop fighting sister,"
one man said. str.ining. Give us
q chance 10
Blythe struck at the sound with
CONTINUED on Page u. Column u
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, Trade Winds

partment Of agriculture says
United states' 1e42 harvest larr-
est on record: good growing con-
ditions all summer =. Government
said to own one billion pounds OF
wool: say 900 million of Australian
and New Zealand supplies added
recently All persons should
voluntarily restrict meat consump-
ton TO IA pounds q week during
this critical wartime period.
Government asking poultrymen
to increase chicken output some
200 million to fiji gap OF meat
shortage; II 30. 1912 increase viii
be 20 per cent on annual rate
Soy bean crop almost IS per cent
harvested Army quartermas-
ter. Jersey City, bought $4,000. 900
worth of grapefruit juice; enough
for zoo million 4-ounce glasses for
our overseas boys: men at home
get fresh fruit juice.
Christmas. not Thanksgiving,
biggest turkey eating day; so sales
records reveal oPA says no
ceiling on cotton; ceiling on fin
ished cotton goods restraining
price factor on staple WASH
ington tipoffs say hog price ceiling
will be Si4 . hundredweight: al
lows farmers 10 feed corn TO hogs
at loan rate on 1e42 crop i.
Speculative element in commodi-
ties market waiting for farm bloc
to get Qualification Of agricultural
price policies.
Uncle Sans fighting men some
times need an arm splint that costs
81; buy war savings stamps q.
Industry pays about rs per cent
Of all taxes. enacting role Of main
stay Of all government divisions
yet has nothing 10 say In New Deal
government Hotel keepers nov
charge 81 per lost key; hard To
get British tobacco industry
joined in war pact to serve con-
sumers more economically - and
conserve for government.
Willys-Overland's monthly pro-
duction Of jeeps consumes i25
miles Of wire :. Portugal perfect
ing cork tires for airplanes 4.
b. y. Goodrich Co. research men
testing tires that are se.s4 per
cent synthetic rubber Celia
nese Corp has a synthetic textile
filament. rivsiing SPIDERS web in
fineness. that may push Jap silk
worm into oblivion: known as for
than, weighs . pound per 20. 900
miles Of II.
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Rszors for Those
Who Need Them
Gss Rsiionine Makes
Adult Games Popular
Ask Farmers TO Raise
More Chickens
Costs 81 TO Lose
Hotel Key
By LOU SCHNEIDER


One sound locator costs 5000;
buy war bonds Building con-
struction this year will set record
of about s13is billion: mostly war
projects Safety razor produc-
ton for civilians out for duration.
and safety blade output cut 20 per
cent: there'll be plenty for all who
care to shave WPB banned
platinum in jewelry; "old-fashion-
ed wedding band serves as well.
Army quartermaster. Philadel-
phia. placed order for 70 million
yards unbleached cotton drill and
IA million yards water-repellent
wind-resistant poplin E. Pistols.
rifles and other small firearms now
at ceiling price Of jan 10; for
civilians as well a. municipals &. .
Fish hooks being made in millions
but only small supply for civilians;
government seems to need them
Oyster packers ordered by
wPB to put III ounces In can
formerly taking 5 ounces; and II
ounces in cans that took ten.
Huge civilian demand frightened
supply of glass cooking utensils
:. Crepe paper price to hold at
tan cents for s-foot folds until
Jan. II; then reduced to . cents;
AJAX oPA why Adult games
popular due to gas and tire ration
ine; and blackouts Juvenile
wearing apparel output to be lifted
over last years volume Col
iections on charge accounts show
marked increase; public richer and
reducing debts E. Retail trade
b.tterment likely to balance OF
year; seasonal.
Bethhelem Steel management
saws II has not yet given thought
to retire any Of Its bonds by TAX
ing advantage Of postwar ten per
cent tax credit -. Toledo Edison
1st mtge 3i4s Of 1858 have an IN
vestment following oregon
Railrosd q Navigation cons - OF
1e4s hsId for yield as good short
term investment paramount
Pictures deb As Of 1856 amply
priced despite splendid wartime IN
come.
Champion Paper privately placed
81. 600 600 LIST mtge 3ks OF 1884: .
to retire deb 4xs Of 1850 as OF
Dec. 5 u. Washington water
Power 1st mtge siss Of 1864 rates
prime utility investment Az
lantic Coat Line L q y coll a.
of 1882 taken for attractive yield:
road will sot relinquish L q y
share control Wisconsin Elee-
tric Power LIST mtge AIS Of 1858
get prime rsting; retained for IN
yestment.
An entrenching shovel costs u;
buy war SAVINGS stamps - De-
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etc. Foreign trade VIII peg 70.
United States articles and delayed
public works yin become inPera-
tive.
The old prirns motive Of indus
try. he says vas to save, invest
and Accumulate wealth Here
after the chief aim viii De 70
supply the Community with me
goods il needs. The new empna-
sis viii be on men first. money
second Our mass production
economy can acfaeye this goal.
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. ANSWERS TO
WAR QUIZ

/. Bsttleship Oregon. which
was Reconnaissance In 1873.
2. Army flier who plotted Wen
dell Wlllkie around the world.
J. Boatswafn pronounced
(bos'n) Ia q warrant officer who
directs the deck crew on q ship.
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The neat time yoa pas a. auto
@Eraseysrd- ~ . strap feslers
yard. dent rslxb to he eonriussan
that ths material yea 80 here i
fsst stkxassisu. u hss Tot ints
the nov a. eommsres asd u wsil
sind ~ 81 ne furnace when n
IL needed. - ponsld NsisenI WE
Chairman.
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MASKED JURY
Husbond AIwuys Dsogs
OF The clsIs H Knew
1o1nv's c.

I.<les 81 c>nslsnen e shs 1sys k.vs - nnrF1u1
for tie and t~rriby dlsia.oned s1suf ~ -
husband s<is and tabs. EVER tzs - - 49,
friends 10 house Hnd NJ hu1hanf M ~ Nln1
hes ,.rts bo&.nx aboat a ne rs - - = hn>p -
- out with. Somstimes I'm smhounnpe1 ~ mn111
remarks thai sound fresh - Hks hus1nnt ss.f ~
uho loves - wife
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A leo-miie stretch Of the Chile
Argentina rail link being con-
structed viii require 30 bridges. 20
tunnels and IS tresties or viaducts.
the Department Of Commerce re-
ports.
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An entrendhing shovel costs u
buy war savlngs stamps De
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. TEST ANSWERS

Below are the answers TO test
questions on page 0:
/. Victory tax"
2. Italians.
3. True.
T. Oregon.
8. Spain.
8. Makes watches.
7. Federal bureau Of inyestiga-
ton.
g. Kind OF pancake tFrench
cookery.
o. -Four.
10. Abraham Lincoln
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Armistice Day Good Time
To Start Meat SAVING

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Benes Says Allied Troops
Must March 10 Berlin
By the Associated Press.
By the Associated Press.

BY INT ASSOCIATED Press.
LONDON. May 8.-Eduard Benes,
former President of Czechoslovakia
declared in a speech last night
that this time it will be neces-
sary for the Allied troops to march
to Berlin" and urged the United
Nations to prepare their armistice
conditions now. The end of the war,
he said, will be speedy and perhaps
sudden"
I'VE must not come too late with
our schemes and our postwar
plans" he said. otherwise we shall
be thrown into complete chaos by
overwhelming efforts of q revolu-
tionary character"
The United Nations, he want on,
must continue to function as
combination. must win the war COM
pletely and then must make a mill
tary occupation of all the territories
which are politically and strate-
gically important.
Benes said Germany must be re-
stricted to the borders which she
held before the Anschluss with Aus
tria, and the Germany of today
and tomorrow must be convinced
that force does not pay" He added:
If we do not succeed in causing
Germany to pass through an in
ternal revolution which will purify
the German people from all the
Nth and evil into which Germany
has been dragged by the Nazis, then
We shall have Q third world war
Ia another 20 years or So"
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-06
Armis+ice Theme
At Presbyterian
Church SUNDAY

This Sunday is Armistice Sunday
to be observed with fitting ceremo-
nieS at the Presbyterian church,
DIR. George w Thomas, pastor, has
anncunced.
The program will include preSen-
tation of the Christian and United
States flags by a color guard of
US. Marines under the command
of 1t. Bertil Froeberg of Camp El
Centre. The honor roll of 46 men
cf the church, now in the military
service will be presented to the
session by Legionnaire W. It. Liv-
ingston elder of the church. Ac-
ceptance will be made by Judge
Vaughn NJ Thompson also Le-
gionnaire and member of the ses-
sion A message from the men
in the service will be delivered by
1t. David Lindsey of the United
States Navy.
The choir will present appropriate
numbers under the direction OF
zona North with a tenor solo by
Joseph B. Golf who leaves next
week for active duty with the US
Marine corps at QCantico. Virginia
William F. North, Jr., will be heard
in a solo also appropriate to the
service, and the pastor will speak
on the subject, Those Who Hazard
Their Lives. Servicemen, Legion
naires and the families of the men
on the honor roll have been given
a special invitation to attend.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-06
Shower Given for
Mrs. Max Sones

The Joe Golden home, 1434
Brighton avenue, was the scene OF
q delightful party Thursday night,
a shower given by Mrs. Golden,
Mrs. Paul Werve and Mrs. c. A.
Irving in compliment to Mrs. Max
SoneS.
After the opening Of the gifts, a
bridge game was featured. the eve
ming ending with the awarding of
The prizes and the serving of SUP
per to the guests. High score prize
went to Mrs. SWanberger, second,
to Mrs. Ashley, and consolation, to
Mrs. russell.
Decorations were appropriate to
The occasion, carrying out a Stork
theme, with graceful arrangements
of Mexican rose adding a colorful
note.
Guests, in addition to Mrs. Sones
were: Mesdames Sherman Eldridge
Corwin Vencill, Merwin Mccoy
Robert Russell, William G.. Foss,
Sidney SWanberger, William I
Schofield, John Ashley, Henry A.
Woody, Robert Sheffield, George
S. Washburn, Jr., j. w. Beshears,
George Conner and Miss Vivian
Worley.