davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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sa. Dakle, ne samo da treba kapi-
talistiski poredak odstraniti, vee
treba novi drustveni poredak pe-
dignuti; treba podignuti zajednie-
ko vlastnistvo sredstava "a proiz-
vodnju; treba podignuti instrument
te move drustvene uprave; treba O.
moguciti svakom drustveno-po-
trebnom radniku da ina glas u u
pravi proizvodnje raspodefe ia
ko da bude siguran da &c prima-
ii potpuni drustveni plod svoga
rada. A da bi Sc sve to postiglo
potrebno je prosiriti klasnu svest
i podignuti potrebnu politicku Or
ganizaciju sa ciljem da Sc osvoii
i razori politicka drzava kapitaliz-
ma; potrebno je, istovremeno, or
ganizovati nuzni broj radnieke
klase IL Socijalisticke Industrial
ne Junije sa svrhom da Sc podup-
re politicki izrazeno pravo da Sc
prenesu zemaljske industrije u ru-
ke proizvadjaca i, konacno, da te
Socijalistieke Industrijalne Junije
sluze kao kalup novog drustveneg
uredjenja. Sve je to potrebno Ia
odstranjivanje uzroka rata.
Proletarec samo govori cd
stranjivanju "vzroka svetovni vol-
nj ali Proletarec ne radi u tom
pravcu posto on zagovara "soci-
jalizam" zute S. P; on zagovara
Slovenski Narodni Kongres Sow
nizma; on Sc druzi sa piscem A
damicem koji zagovara novi spet
ma americkoj kapitalistickoj osno-
vi - on govori "a "socijalizam
a radi "a produzenje kapitalizma-
Toliko cini Kresiceva Danica
koja pise uvodnike pod naslovom
"Treba &c ukloniti uzroke ratu-
Tako rade bezbroj drugih grupa
pojedinaca.
Ko zeli da pomogne u radu Ia
odstranjivanje kapitalizma tai TIRE
ba da Sc javi ma adresu SIP
J. p.
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Sa uzeg zajednickog
sastanka.
Milwaukee, Wis.

Mjesto uobicajenog godisnjeg
sabiranja darova "a Thanksgiving
Bazaar Ii korist WEEKLY PEO-
PLEA, mjesne S. L. P. grupe, l.
memo, Sekcija, mas Ogranak Klub
Radnicke Borbe priredise 8. no
vembra uzi sastanak ciji materi-
jalni sastanak bjese namjenjen
gornjoj svrsi.
Drugovi drugarice potrudili
su Sc, prema mogucnostima, da
prinesu svoj prilog u raznim da-
rovima. l tako, bez narocitih ma
rora nasih clanova, rezultati toy
uzeg sastanka bjehu ipak povolj-
nj.
u obliku darka "a WEEKLY
PEOPLE poslato je sa nase stra-
ne blizu $500. To bjese ukupan
cist materijalni prihod naseg sa-
stanka.
Neka je ime sve tri grupe
swim drugovima drugaricama ko-
il su doprinijeli uspjehu- ovog
sastanka iskrena hvala.
T. p, dopisnik.
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ukljuci u kategoriju dozvolj jeEog
izvoza." Onda Hannah dalje re-
ce: mnogi Cd mas pitamo Sc
ozbiljno kako mozemo u okyiru
nase imperije stititi prodaju CLAW
nih produkata sirovih material
la nasim poznatim susedima svoj-
ii britanskoj teritoriji koja je
prosirena preko sedan mora"
Dakle, jos pre- no sto Sc vidi
kraj rata, jer Churchill rece u
svom poslednjem govoru da &c
1943. godina biti krvava da Sc
"demokratije" nalaze samo "na
granici pobede," ma povrsini iska-
Gu vidne razlike pljackaskih inte-
resa jedne i druge kapitalisticke
zemlje. Boje Sc britanski plutokra-
tt to sa pravom, dok traje kapi-
talizam, da &c prvo mesto u svet-
skim kapitalistickim aferama "a
uzeti kapitalisti Sjedinjenih Drza-
va. A ovo znaci mamie pijaca ma
ME sierra uticaja "a britanske IL
rabljivaee, a vece profile "a anne
ricke plutokrate koji su ugrabili
sve sto je vredro posedovati u
najbogatijoj kapitalistiekoj zemlji
ma svetu.
A sve ovo nam jasnim glason
veil da pod kapitalizmom ne mo-
ze biti mira, iii da nema mira be-
| uspostave Socijalizma.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-12-03
Friedrich Engels Soci-
jalisticki Velikan.
(Nastavak sa 3. strane.)
potpuno mirnim legalnim
sredstvima.'

SIcuSttluds
Sociialisticka Radnicka Partija
Sc slaze sa Marxom i Engelsom
ma ovoj tacci, izuzimajuei to, sto
mi poduzimamo da govorimo sa-
mo "a Ameriku. Ali, sa Marxom
mi dodajemo: da mi ne ocekuje-
mo, da &c Sc vladajuce klasa pot
ciniti, bez "bune u korist rop-
stva," ovoj mirnoj legalnoj re-
voluciji.
Nemoguce je ueiniti punu pra-
vicu Engelsu njegovom velikom
radu u uskim granicama jednoga
casopisnoga clanka. Gornji redo
vi predstavljaju TEX jedan poku-
sal, da sc pruzi kratka skica to-
ga, kakav covek on bese, sta je
uradio kako je radio.
On je umro ma 5. augusta 1895.
godine. Njegov duh &c ziveti "a
navek.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-12-03

u nase doba koje toliko razmls-
liza rezonira, onaj koji ne ume
naci dobar razlog "a sve, ma "a
najgore i najnaopackije, mora da
JOS nije daleko odmakao. Sve sto
je u svetu upropasceno, bilo je u
propaseeon dobrim razlogom.
- HegeI.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-12-03
II ZIVOTA FEDERACIJE.

godinu. Traznji Sc udovoljava.
Cd Dragice Stojanovic, Los Angeles,
o agitaciji, te trazi da i'm Sc Sal je
20 primeraka RadniCke Borbe meseGno.
Cd F. Racka, New York, trazi kredit
ia neprodane kalendare "a 1912. godi-
nn. Traznji Sc udovoljava.
Pricitana je izmenicna korespoden-
ella izmedju Nacionalnog Central
nog treda ishodu nase prosle
konvencije, te drugm stvarima.
Instruktuie Sc sekrctar Federaciie da
unese onaj deo pisma il Nacionalnog
Ureda, koji Sc odnosi ma uspeh nase kon-
vencije, okruzno pismo Ograncima
clanovima.
Sledeti su Ogranci poslali mesetne
izvestaje: Detroit, Hoboken, Lackawa-
ma, Milwaukee steubenville
Opstc primedbe sekrctara Federaci-
je, vezi 5 pripremanjcm kalendara "a
stampu i stamparskim poslovima. pri-
maiu Sc znanju. e
Izvestaj urednika r. B. Sc usyaja.
Odluteno da aktujuci urednik. n.
Stanic, bude odgovorni urednik do i
duce sednice Centralnog Odbora.
Odlu6eno da Sc Ii budute zapsnik
konvcncije objavi Il Radnickoi Borbi
nakon odobrenja c. Q.
Sednlca Sc zatvara 3:15 po podne.
6. stepovit,
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NASI DOPISI.


brace, pobijajuci njihovu lakoum-
most praznoverice da bi i'm os-
lobodio um cd straha potcinJe-
nosti te stvorio cd njih klasno-
svesne drugove, koji bi bill goto-
vi i spremni da zamenu drustvo
samoubistva, pljaeke tiranije sa
drustvom napretka, blagostanja
slobode. On nije ovo cinio IL Sc
bicnih motiva, nego IL ljubavl
prema pravdi slobodi "a sve cla-
move drustva. On Sc borio "a O.
ne, koji su ga radi svoga nezna-
MIA, mrzili radili protiv MEGA.
Nema reel, koje bi mogle izrazitl
smisao vaznosti nasega poStova-
MIA prema drugu borcu, koji je
zivio umro "a radnicko oslobo-
djenje. Da je zasluzio uzivao
roverenje kod vecine radnika, maj
bolji je dokaz njihovo veliko pri-
sustvo ma njegovoj sarani, koja je
obavljena ma 9. novembra, prema
nasoj uobicajenoj praksi.
Saucesnu nadgrobnu besedu
je odrzao drug J. Pirincin, ured-
nix Radnicke Borbe. Govor je u
cinio dubok utisak ma prisutne,
jer je dozivljajima, teznjama j
tegobama zivota, koje je govor
mix isticao pokojnom drugu,
svaki prisutni gledao zivu sliku
svoga vlastitog zivota. Pri opisi-
vanju koristonosnog rada rezul-
tata, kojima je vodio, svaki je
prisutni osetio da pokojnik nije
zivio zivotom obienog coveka, ci-
il dozivljaji odlaze zaboravnost
elm mu Sc telo spusti u grob. On
je sa svojim revolucionarnim ra-
dom ucinio doprinos uslugu rad
nickom oslobodjenju, koje &c bu-
ducnost osvezavati pamcenju
radnicke klase i nece dozvoliti da
mas drug ode u zaborav, = revo-
lucionar umire ali njegova della
nikad!
Grob pokojnog druga Simica je
okicen vencima njegovih plemeni-
tih della, U NINA je izrazena bla-
godarnost "a njegov doprinos rad
nickom oslobodjenju tuga "a ME-
govim gubitkom Cd njegove ver-
ne supruge, njegovih drugova i
njegove rodbine kada bi proli-
vene suze mad MIN mogle spre-
citi ruzama vencima, da ne We
nu, njegove nikad ne bi uvenule! !!
Neka mi je dozvoljeno, II ime
nase organizacije, da izrazim dru-
garsko saucesce njegovoj ozalos-
cenoj suprugi-nasoj simpaticarki,
| njegovoj rodbini svima, koji SUI
sa svojim prisustvom ma sprovo-
du pomogli da Sc rad sarane oba-
vi ma dostojan naein. Neka prime
nasu blagodarnost drugovi Bugari
svi ostali, koji su poslali vence
ma tai nacin izrazili svoje pos
tovanje prema pokojniku. Slava
mu! Bio je veran muz, dobar brat
pozrtvovan borac. Mi Sc zave-
tujemo da cemo produziti oslobo-
dilackim radon kom je ucestvo-
vac pokojni i nikada zaboravlje-
nj drug Stevo Simic.
N. r., dopisnik
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Britanski plutokrata bo'
il sc cd americke
dOminacije.
(Nastavak sa /. strane.)

Evo njegove interesantne izJa-
We: Britansko drzavnistvo je tre-
balo biti stanju da stvar uredl
"a "neprekidnu proporciju" izvoza
britanske kolonije dominic
"bez da Sc trazi savet autoriteta
Sjedinjenih Drzava da Ii treba Iii
ne treba da Sc narociti espar
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(Zakasnje jene sabirne liste.)
DETROIT, MICH. (KLUB r. b:
Sabirna lista, broj 206, sakupiia An
na Sekulit: Johu Theodorius :. $500
YOUNGSTOWN, o.:
Sabirna lista broi 156. sakupio I.
Mraovic: A. Ban $l.00, b. Busic soc
i I. Mraovit soc. Ukupno :. $500.
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IS P r A V X "A .

U AZ. broju, pod rubrikom "Tro-
Dnevne Najamnice Fond, Bell
wood, ILL.,, objavljeno ie da je J.
Matte prilozio $500, dok treba
da stoji D. Panjkovic. Neka Sc O.
va ispravka uvazi, drug Panjko-
vic neka nam Irvine "a pocinjenu
gresku.
P. SLEPCEVIC,
sekretar Federacije
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PoTPoRE RADN1cKoJ BoRBI.

AKRON, MICH.:
G.. Putnik $l.o0 J. Hartl $1.00.
Ukupno $500.
CARO-, MICH:
M. Brezovac -. 80. .. .... $L50
FAIRGROVE, MICH:
Mileva Miro -. 80. -. .. soc.
DETROIT, MICH:
Ana Pavlecic IL spomen svome
pokojnom drngu p. PavletiGu 5000.
NEW YORK, n. Y:
Y. AndrijGic -. -. -. :. $500.
KNOXVILLE, MICH:
T.IlaIti H-.'".
Ukupno Il ovom broju $500
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J. Svrljuga soc, M. Petrovic soc,
+. Week $1.o0, r. Kapugija soc, |
Kapugija soc, NJ. Kucan $l.o0, A. II.
50c., p. S. Polovina $1.o0, n Basic
soc. NJ. Popovic $500. Ukupno $500.
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De Leon Meeting in Chicago, Ill.

edion County a Ln ~ p
is b at
De eonism of Humanity
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of
n public viii
Gn A
dancing good
be
this Da
ME De eIeonbo I'm
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FOND WEEKLY PEOPLE-a

CHICAGO. ILL:
Sledeci simpati6ari Ogranka Chica-
go kupili SUI dobrovoline markice "a
eornji fond:
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TridesetpetO-g -godisnia Proslava Cleveland. O.

ndau1 OgrmkC i
smpatcar Jo 6stuve
Posva Ges arzai ohik h
s asmd
clan R Ogran.
drug
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Greater
! ahinons ST., Gary, Admsso Ere. = Bring
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Vecerinka u Akron, O.


taku uvee IA
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Attention Akron, Ohio.

nan the three Federti Brach wi
pm pre-
dancing d An
% for vas
i floor Eas arkeS
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rekordujuci sekretar.
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IA KONvENCIJSKI FOND

Ukupno ovom broju $500.
Evening star., 1942-08-24
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Ten rolls Of soft, obsor-
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choice Of colors. $50
sheets to each roll.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-19
How Flies Wrote History for Us

l. 10 LESS a person than
NJ Thomas Jefferson was
Y authority for a story TO
the effect that had there not
been a swarm of flies in lndepen-
dcnce Hall on the day OF the
signing of the Declaration of
independence, Americans would
have been compelled TO celebrate
the completion of that famous
instrument on some other day
than July Fourth.
According TO this story. the
weather was warm and from a
neighboring livery stable came
swarms of flies that lighted on
the legs of the Fathers of the
Republic and, biting through the
thin silk stockings then in fash
ion, annoyed the wearers plenty.
1t was no uncommon sight,
said Jefferson, to see member
making a speech with a large
handkerchief in his hand. and
pausng at every moment to
thrash flies from his calves.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-19
Makes Dolls Look Like Presidents Wives

green velvet dress made of the
old Tara curtains. and her bonnet
adorned with rooster feathers.
Eventually, she will be joined by
Rhett, Melanie, Nanny, Ashley,
and other famous Gone with the
Wind" characters.
Mrs. Taylor's friends have
brought or sent her dolls from
all parts of the world to add TO
her collection. Each of these for
cign dolls was made in it's own
country and is dressed in anthem
tic native costume. Many are
priceless to Mrs. Taylor because
war has made them fireplace
able. She also acquired a num-
Der Of French dolls at the Paris
Exposition which she attended
four years ago.
A fierce-looking "Beef-Eater"
(the nickname of the Guard Of
the Tower of London) stands
guard over one of Mrs, Taylor's
most-prized couples Queen
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-19

The opinion OF the body was
not unanimous in favor Of the
document, and under other cir
cumstances discussion might
have been protracted for days,
if not weeks-bu the flies were
intolerable.
Efforts were made to find an
other hall, free from the pests,
but in vain. AS the weather be-
came warmer the flies grew
worse.
In despair, at last some one
suggested that matters be hur-
ried so that the body might adj
journ and get away from the
flies.
There were q few mild pro-
tests, but no one needed them.
The immortal Declaration was
hurriedly copied, and with hand
kerchiefs in hand. fighting flies
as they came, the members hast
oned up to the table to sign the
document.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-19

Elizabeth and King George VI.
The King and Queen Of England
dolls are about eight inches high
and are dressed 10 the smallest
detail in their coronation robes.
The boat on which these dolls
were sent TO America was
bombed and a part of the cargo
was lost, but the miniature MEM
bers Of royalty were saved.
Mrs. Taylor uses brown, black,
red or white silk floss to make
the hair of her dolls Each fea-
ture-eyes. nose and mouths
carefully embroidered The dolls
Skin" is made Of flesh-colored
crepe de chine. with cotton and
wire for stuffing and limbs.
Five and one-half hours are
necessary to make one doll with
a briefer period for each cos
tune. Eventually the collection
will be placed on exhibition either
in the National Museum or the
White house.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-19

and plane seat-hOgger, the care
less housewife who negleets cleo
trio appliances. and others.
Uncle Sam doesn't suggest for
one moment that these Amer
leans intend to be unpatriotic or
that they are purposely helping
the Axis. He knows that they
reason that what little they do
can do no harm-but as our Cow
eminent officials and Hitler,
know, what thoughtless Ameri-
cans do in the aggregate can
cause plenty of trouble.
That is why the Government
releases photographs like these
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-19
Uncle Som'S Hotel" for Bugs

pyrethrum, and nicotine do not,
They also show that arsenicals
and nuorides diSIntegrate the
cells in the stomach walls of in
sects, while phen0thiazine and
rotenone do not
Insects, like vertebrates, have
a natural resistance 10 poisons.
To determine just what consti-
tuteS this internal defense mech
anism in insects, ontomologists at
the insect clinic block off certain
cells in cockroachcs by loading
them with carbon particles or
with dye. They then poison
this tiny creature. Their ohscr-
vations after that, arc supple
mented by autopsics which in
dictate that the blocking off Of
the blood cells with carbon de-
Creascs the resistance of the
cockroach TO some poisons. but
that blockage of other cells with
a dye has no effect on this resist
ance whatsoever.
A Photographic apparatus
shows the effect of insecticidal
materials on tiny hearts. Pic
lures of insect heart beats
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS n
good idea of just how the insect
heart contracts, relaXes. and
rests in much the same way as
does the human organ.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-19
A AARTHA WASHINGTON.

A AARTHA WASHINGTON,
M elegant and sedate in her
w. soft, plum-colorcd bro
cade, sits beside Sara Van Buren,,
splendid in royal blue velvet with
a long train.
Keeping them stately company
are Sara Doddridge Bliss
daughter OF President Taylor,
dressed up in grey-green taffeta,
Julia Tyler Gardner in flounced
northumberland organdic, and
Dolly Madison herself, decked
out in gold brocaded satin over
a petticoat of white embroidered
satin.
These ladies are dolls, part of
a valuable collection Of figures
Of our Presidents wives and
daughters, each costumed in a
historically correct gown, down
TO dainty, real lace on panta-
lettes. Every detail of both fig
ure and clothing has been hand
made by Mrs r. j. Taylor, Of
Washington. D. c.
Mrs. Abraham Lincoln wears
a many-gored purple velvet
gown. while Mrs Julia Dent
Grant is CARRIED in silver brocade.
Just completed is a Mrs. Calvin
Coolidge doll attired in the
style of her period a knee
length flounced fuschia velvet
dress, with a floor-length train.
At present, Mrs Taylor. who is
a distant relative OF President
Taylor, is busy making a Mrs.
Woodrow Wilson doll.
No Presidents wife, but near
~ as famous as any Of them, is
grcen-eyed Scarlet OHara, her
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-19
D. Observation-Disclosures

A IL Americans are helping
IA 10 win the war but, uR-
~ fortunately. a few are
working for the wrong side.
Their aid 10 the Axis is not in
territorial. but II is just as eff
fective as though it were planned
with fifth-colimnist Wciousncss.
There's still too many chuckle-
heads, according 10 Government
reports. who know there's a war
going on but who don't know
That they are in it.
The photographs on this page,
prepared by the office for Emer-
gcncy Management, are designed
60 illustrate how some Amer
leans are impeding Uncle Sans
fight for freedom through their
own selfish and thoughtless ways
Of living.
The biggest offender on the
list. the DEM reports. is the food
hoarder the housewife who piles
her cupboard high with food
stuffs, far beyond her possible
needs. This practice creates
sCarcitios that would never ma
terialize if food was allowed to
flow in its ordinary way.
Second on the list OF the little
Hitler-helpers are the wasteful
Americans those who throw
away waste paper, old rags, and
used rubber and metal. despite
the fact that these Cast-offs can
be reproccsscd and used in the
forging of Uncle Sans fighting
machine.
JoyridCrs, who burn up gas
olinc and their tires in racing
around the country, are nothing
short Of honorary members of
the Win-with-Japan club. This
kind of misguided action is the
very thing that warns the
hearts of the Axis dictators-for
it helps TO lower Americas in
dustrial and fighting resources.
You wouldn't think you could
give Hitler much help if you
were asleep-but you can if you
do it in the thoughtless manner
of the chucklehead who is shown
in one of the photographs above.
He's dozed off and left the lights
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-19
Wanted Sugar for 1000. 900 Worms

informed the rationcrs that she
wanted these sweets for her 3
600 600 worms and that these
creatures just couldn't grow
right unless they, like people, got
their occasional quota Of sugar.
The woman's story was no
crazy fabrication. as her ques-
TONERS soon found out. Miss
Warner, they learned, raises a
special variety of earthworm
which is useful for cultivating
the soil She was allotted 81
pounds "A month for her numer-
GUS family of wigglers but she
was still worried A month from
then, she said. she would. have
lat least 100000 worms calling
for sugar because the crawlors
raised youngsters every four or
five DAYS and they needed the
sweet stuff. too.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-19

n HOUSEWIVES with a sweet
- tooth, or a boarding COM
U U pick have gone 10 ration
ing boards with some strange
stories intended 90 get them
more than their legal wartime
allotment II sugar.
But .1..c Of these women sur
puscd The authorities quite so
much as Miss Rornicc Warner Of
Cleveland Ohio Not long ago
she went 90 her local ratloning
board and argued that she Just
couldn't get along ON the amount
of sugar that got into her cup
board when the grocer punched
her card
Il actually ne9d L. more
pounds a month than I'm get
ting said Miss Warner, or
words TO that effect
When she was asked why, she
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-19

TO get into the heads of these
careless ones that although they
may not know IT they might as
we'll be working for our enemies.
Americans also help the Axis by
circulating depressing rumors,
unfounded gossip, and by freely
peddling vital information.
That Hitler and his ilk are one
day going TO wind up in the ash
heap. there is no doubtful that
day can be FASTENED if those
Americans who have failed to
realize that they're as much a
part of this war as every man in
uniform. go to work for our side.