davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-09-03
DOSledna PrOslaya.

Sc prosvetila valjano organize
vala "a obaranje kapitalizma. To-,
je jedna vrlo vazna strana orga--
nizovanja, druga je, isto tako.
vazna, da Sc radni6ka klasa Or
ganizuje u industriji, t. j. pro-
izvodnji ma poslu, u revolucionar-
ne Socijalisticke Industrijalne Ju-
nije, koje junije da podupru po-
liticku akciju revolucije, jednom
postignut cilj, kapitalizam oboren,
da te Industrijalne Junije uzmu i
kreeu industrije da istovremeno
budu uprava buduceg besklasnog
Socijalistickog drustva - Indus
trijalne Republic Rada.
To je eto revolucionarni pro-
gram Socijalisticke Radnicke Par
tije. Tai program uci, siri zago-
vara RADNICKA BORBA kroz
poslednjih 35 godina, a ona &c to i
u buduce ciniti sve do same Soci-
jaime Revolucije.
PokuSali su mnogi skrenuti
RADNICKU BORBU sa njenog re-
volucionarnog puta, ali niko u
tom podhvatu nije mogao uspeti.
Naprotiv, RADNIcKA BORBA
ukrstavala je mac sa mnogim re-
| akcionarnim takozvano radikal-
MIN novinama, uvek odnela p0-
lemiGku pobedu. Mnoge cd tih no.
vina, cd kojih su neke imale ma
desetine hiljada pretplatnika, pale
su otisle 'Bogu ma ispovest" Neke
koje su jos ostale, raniie su pro-
lazile kao "Socijalisticke" iii "Ko-
munisticke" danas su potpuno
otisle da vuku burzoaska kola liz
kapitalistickog gliba, da su presto
postale reakcionarnije bljutayije
Cd samih reakcionarnih krpetina.
Danas moze biti vidljivo "a sya-
kog, ko hoce da vidi, da je ma ma
sem jeziku jedina RADNICkA
BORBA koia valjano tumaci da-
naSnie prilike sa materijalisticke
tatke gledista i koja, sledstveno,
dosledno zagovara revolucionarni
program S. L. P. "a obaranje ka-
pitaliZma uspostavu SOcijalizma
- obaranje kapitalizma ma civili-
zovan miriam naGin putem svoje
politiGke ekonomske organiza-
cije.
RADNICKA BORBA Jugosla-
venska Federaciia Soc. Rad. Par
tile, koja izdaie RADNICKU BOR-
/ BU, obecavaiu, kao Sto vec rekos-
mo, da &c buduce tako pro-
duziti uCenjem radnicke klase ka-
/ ko na koji nacin ona moze mo-
ra doci do svog oslobodjenja ispod
morije klasne vladavine kapita-
lizma.
| Zato drugovi radnici radnice,
| pridruzite Sc u nase revolucionar-
ne redove. pa zajednitki skupa sa
/ RADNICKOM BORBOM sirimo
utenje program revolucije rad
niekog oslobOdjenja
| RADNICKA BORBA dosledno
slavi svoju 35-godisnjicu svog IL
lazenja pozivajuci radnike IL re-
volucionarne redoye Socijalisticke
RadniCke Partije da nam Sc pri-
druze, jer ako zele svoje oslobod-
jenje i spas covecanstva uopSte:
kAPITALIZAM MORA BITI
OBOREN!
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-09-03

rotanstvo RADNICKE BORBE: IL
bi Prvi Svetski Rat, sa kojim Sc
proglasi svetsko bankrotstvo pred
ratnog reformizma. Nemacka Soci-
ialna Demokrtija bestidno izdade
proletariiat, predavajuei ga nemac-
kom militarizmu, ona reformistic-
ka partija ma koju su sc uvek re-
formisti naslanjali kad god SUI BIZ
Ii do duvara potisnuti Cd strane
clanova Socijalisticke RadniGke
Partiie Radnici sveta gorko gu
tahu zalogaje 'komada hleba Ia
danas," pored gomile mrtvih svo-
jih milih. To bese straSna TRACE
diia koju ie reformizam omogucio
da Sc odigra ma pozornici cove
canstva.
Reformisti6Xo poreklo "revolucio-
narstva."
Tia, ko sc ne bi okrenuo protiv
te lame reformisticke pticurine
kao sto beSe S. P! I, sledstveno,
skoro Geo jugoslavenski dec nju
napusti i privremeno nadje pri-
bezista 'levom krilu," te pti-
curine. Oni napadose reforme sd
svom svojom silom i jerk i'm beSe
buntovnicki - poSto 1918, ne bese
druge partije revoluciie nj po l.
menu sem prave revolucionarne
S. L. P, mi smo mislili da &c cla-
novi 'levog krila" priti k mama.
Ali oni behu jos vezani pupcano
sa svojim poreklom. Kao sto je
poznato, oni pomogose osnovati
"Komunisticku" partiju.
Cd tada, 1919, opet "a jedno
poduze vreme, izmedju RADN1C-
KE BORBE i, prvo, "Znanja,"
drugo, "Radnika," trece, "Rad-
nckog Glasnika"; pa onda sa
podzemnim "Komunistom," vodila
Sc borba o taktici i novom drus
tvu koje ina da zameni raspada-
juci kapitalizam. Lama radnieka
novina preporucuje "masovnu ak
ciju" i "gradjanski rat" kao me-
tode borbe "a postignuce ella.
Prava radnicka novina napada te
preporuke, dokazivajuci da su one
taktika bezumlja i tragedije, da
"masovna akcija" znaei terror Via
dajuce klase, da je radnicka kla-
sa najslabija ma ulici; da radnici
ne mogu dobiti oruzje "a "gra-
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-09-03

vrednosti' zlatnog dolara do co., MI
Roosevelt rete: MAS nacionalni novca-
nj tecaj mora Sc odrzati kao zdTavi
novcani tecai :" Tehnicki, ovo Sc ne
smatra ssnaniivanjem novcanog tetaia,
ali ucinak je. oCigledno tome jednak
tualno sc reZultovala padanju vred-
nosti dolara pri razmeni, na kraju je
morala prouZrokovati podizanje cena
ma vecem uravnju, ako to nije moglo
spreciu odgovaraiuce padanje vrednosti
Iopstih espapa U svakom slucaiu. pre-
udeSavanje vrednosti dolara' bese ma
meran akt inflacije.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-09-03

#-Medju lukavijim nacinom sma-
njivanja nov ycanog tecaja jes t
ono koje Sc zove preudeSavanje vred-
nosti dolara." RooseveltoVa adninistra-
CHA latila Sc ovakve prakse 1884, kada
Sc vrednost dolara 'preudesila" da je
cd tada bila 59O6G svoje predjasnje
kolicine. Preporucivajuci Kongresu da
ustanovni "dozvoljivo preudesavanje
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-09-03

dianski rat, kad bi ga dobili ne
bi znali $ mime upravljati, kada
bi bill militarno izvezbani a ne
bi znali kako da glasaju oni, ne
bi znali nj u koga da pucaju a Il
koga da ne. Lama novina napada
klasnu prosvetu i istice 'praktic-
nu borbu." Prava radniGka novi-
ma siri Socijalisticku Nauku, u
vek veleci da Sc bez ME radniGka
klasa ne moze osloboditi. Lama
novina preporucuje Ia neposred-
nj ell "Diktaturu Proletariiata. >
Prava radnicka novina veil da bi
to bilo prenasanje polarnog med
veda ma Z + k pojas, jer ovde
uslovi traze neSto mnogo razvije-
nije - Sociialistieku Industrii al
nu Republiku, koja ne poznaie nj
klase nj politiGke medic nj cak
njihovo umiruce stanje. Lama
radnicka novina tvrdi da je bur-
zoaska republika diktatura tada
odlazi misje rupe. Prava rad
nicka novina napada te budalas-
tine pseudokomunizma istice po-
liticka prava koja dozvoljavaju
politicku agitaciiu, mirno sasta-
jamie i mirno probanje snaga "a
resavanie velikog DruStvenog Pi-
tania. Nakon nekog vremena, pse-
udokomunisti izidjoSe il misiiih
rupa, napustise "masovnu akci-
ju," gradjanski rat" "diktaturu
proletarijata"; oni napustise i
glediste da je svaka burzoaska de-
mokratija diktatura. S time su o.
nj PRIMAL, nevoljno, nase isprav-
no stanoviste i njihove budalasti-
ne koje nanesose neizmernu stetu
radnicima owe i drugih kapitalis-
tickih zemalja.
Ponovna pojava reformizma
.s. "nOvom' ruhu.
Kada su deca "levog krila" sta
re reformistieke pticurine zaluta-
la podrume podzemnog pseu-
dokomunizma, kada zazmureni il
njih izidjose njihovo in poreklo
pozva sebi i oni Sc repom me-
dju noge povratise otrcanom re-
formizmu. Tada i'm burzoaska de-
mokratija postade svetinja ma me-
sto sto "a njih bese prethodno
mrska "burzoaska diktatura." Ma
mesto da propagiraju obaranje
starog drustva oni Sc pocese de-
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-09-03

rati Ia "spasavanje demokratije,
protiv rata i fasiZma.' Ma mesto
klasne borbe oni pocese zagovara-
ii klasnu saradnju; na mesto klas-
ne solidarnosti radnicke klase o.
nj poceSe Zagovarati nacionalnu,
Sovinistitku solidarnost. RADNIC-
KA BORBA Sc morala boriti svom
svojom silom protiv ovog otrov-
nog reformistickog sovinizma, ma
padaiuci sve to veleti da oni Ia
jedno sa otvorenim sovinistima
ma vrhu potpornih crkvenih or
ganizacija spremaju radnike "a
novo svetsko klanje. l po drugi
put reformizam cini svoje necu-
veno izdajnicko delo - predaje
zavedene radnike bogu drugog
svetskog imperi ialistickog rata.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-09-03
Pise: J. T. Evanic.
RADNIcKA BORBA. .Juqo

| RADNIcKA BORBA, ,Jugosla-
venski organ Socijalisticke Rad
nicke Partije u America, slavi ovim
brojem 35-godisnjicu svojeg lila
zenja opstanka. RADNIcKA
BORBA je kroz 35 godina objas-
njavala, tumacila i zagovarala re-
volucionarno-oslobodilacko ucenje
i program Socijalisticke Radnicke
Partije - ucenje i program re-
volucionarnog Socijalizma.
To ucenje tai program kra-
elm crtama glasi: Da je danasnje
drustvo podeljeno ma dive suprot-
ne klase - radnicku klasu i kapi-
talisticku klasu. Radnicka je kla-
sa ia koja je ogromnoj vecini,
skoro cello americko stanovnistvo,
i koja pomocu prirode proizvad ia
sva drustvena bogatstva, a "a ma
gradu dobiva tex mizernu najam-
nicu, iii tex jednu Sestinu cd svog
proizvoda, tako stalno zivi mi
zeriji nesigurnosti. Kapitalistic-
ka je klasa ia koja je manjini,
tex sacica parazita, koja nista dru-
stveno korisnog ne radi, a prisva-
ia plcdove radnicke klase, oko pet
Sestina, te tako poseduie sva bo-
gatstva zivi u izobilju raskosi.
Kada bi kapitalisticka klasa ina
la stalne pijace "a tn ukradenu
robu, radnici bi jos nekako mogli
podnasati jer bi PRIMAL mizernu
najamnicu, ali buduci da Sc II
proizvodi ne mogu prodati nj ma
domatoi nj ma stranoj pijaci, (iz
prostog razloga Sto radnici sa ma
iamnicom cd jedne Sestine prOiz.
! yedenOg bOgatstVa nisu Il staniu
kupiti ostalih pet sestina cd ME
ukradene robe, otuda smanjiya,
ME proizEodnje iii potpuno zatva.
ranje tvornica, Sto sobom p0vlaC.
da radnici ostaju bez posla ma.
jamnice te tako padaju na prosjac.
XII stap relifa i milostinje.
Kapitalisti mrze smanjivanje
proizvodnje zatvaranje tvornica
Oni su samo veseli kada i'm tvor.
nice rade punom parom, ali ne il
razloga Sto oni tako jako vole
radnike da imaju posao i najamni
Gu, nego IL prostog razloga sto 81
tada ogromni profit.
| Bas zbog toga Sto su place
oskudne "a kapitalisticku ogrom
nu robu, ukradenu Cd radnicke kla
! Sc. zbog tog su vrlog razloga da
nasnii nemiri ubilacki ratovi -
kako Prvi tako oval Drugi Svet
ski Rat - kao i hiljade drugif
zala i nevolja koje mora da pod
nasa radnicka klasa. Sva &c ovs
zala, uklju6uiuci ratove, posto
jati dogod postoji kapitalistickc
uredjenje privatna svojima mac
sredstvima "a proizvodnju.
Buduci takvo stanje stvari So.
cijalisticka RadniGka Partija opo.
mimic i upuGuje: da mira ne moze
biti izmedju radnicke klase i ka-
pitalisticke klase, kao nj izmedju
okradenog lopova koii ga okrao
nego da Sc mora voditi klasno-
svesno organizovana borba. t. j.
da Sc radniGka klasa mora orga-
nizovati poiticki u redoye Soci-
jalistiCke Radnicke Partiie, da bi
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-09-03
PiSe: Arnold Petersen.

''Cim mi formiramo osobite
ideje vrednostima, mi vidi.
mo da visoka iii niska ma.
jamnica nema nista sa Mi.
ma :. Opste niske najam.
nice ne prouzrokuju niske ce-
ne, niti visoke najamnice vi
soke Gene Nema natina
sa kojim kapitalisti mogu Sc
be nadoknaditi putem ma ko-
je akcije vrednosti iii cena "a
visoke troskove rada. Ne mo-
ze Sc NINA spreciti da ne
utiGu ma smanjivanje profita'
Ako radnik zaista dobija vi
Sc, to jest, dobiva wise pro-
izvoda rada (tj. vecu najam-
nicu) mora ostati manji po-
stotak profita." John
Stuart Mill.
/,
Jedna cd svetih krava kapita-
lista, i predstavnika kapitalistic
kin interesa, jeste zakon ponude i
traznje. Ne da je neSto lazno sa
ovim zakor m - on je dovoljno
stvaran, kao sto Sc daju videti
njegoye posledice ma njegovom le-
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-09-03
Procisceno je pole.

Kao sto je "a vreme svoje po-
lave RADNICKA BORBA bila ie-
dina radnicka novina ma jugosla-
venskom jeziku u ovoj zemlji, ia
ko Sc ona danas, nakon 35. godis-
ME neprekidne borbe protiv Sow
nizma i reformizma, nalazi sama
da nestadose svi njeni imitatori,
ier su pseudokomunisticke jugo-
slavenske novine do usiju zaglibi-
lie burzoaski patriotizam ne
pretendiraju wise da su radnicke
Polje je proeisceno cd njih, ali O.
nj "a sobom ostavise zbrkane rad
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-09-03

*-Rubrika Mr. Lippmana, stampana
u njujurskoj Herald Tribune-i cd 81
oktobra, 1910 (kao ona cd IL. januara
1941o mogla je snabdeti inspiraciju "a
tekucu lazljivost sofizam da inflaciju
toboz prouzrokuje visoka najamnica
it'd. Mr.. Lippmann tada rece:
"Jasno je ako rad pocne da trosi
say oval novac (ekstra plata "a
"vreme po iii duplo vremeD, vre-
me &c ma bro doti kada &c mnogo
povecana potraznja "a potrosackim
stvarima prouzrokovati poskuplje-
ME zivotnih namirnica Rad,
i svaki onaj koji je ustedio novac
u banki iii dobiva ustanovljen
dohodak ma koje vrste bice uhva-
cen opakom vrtlogu inflacije.'
(Masna slova SUI moja)
Primetite rani datum. To beSe preko
godinu dana pre- no sto su Sjedinjene
Drzave usle u rat. Ovo pokazuje da
radnici, miru iii ratu, ne smeju dobiti
dozvolu da zarade preko odredjene
svote, ako necemo da mas "inflaciona
utvara' uhvati, da razori kapitalistic
ko druStvo!
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-09-03
Trideset=petii Jubilej Radnitkke Borbe.

(Nastavak sa l. strane.
Pojava refOrmizma u .radnickOm
ruhu.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-09-03

Da ukratko ispitamo ovu feno-
menu "inflacije" - da vidimo mo-
ze Ii mo je definisati, i postaviti je
ma pravom mestu srodstvu Zako-
ma ponude traznje, cena, najam-
nice tako dalje.
Originalno inflacija bese rezul-
tat namernog smanjenja vrednosti
novcanog teeaja. Vladaoci proslosti
lacali su sc owe besramne prakse
da bi tako napunili svoje blagajne.
Henry VIII bese zloglasni krivac
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-09-03

MIA stvar kako Sc to zvalo jer ie
posledica jednaka! To je prosta
besmislica, jer posto smo> imali
periodicno podiZanje cena svaki
cd njih bi predstavljao inflaciju,
a ovako sto reel jeste budalasto i
sto otimlje pravi smisao posled-
MEM terminu. Podizanje cena, sto
je posledica logicnog dejstvovanja
zakona ponude i traznje, nije wise
inflacija nego sto je elektricna
iskra bura grmljavine i munie.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-04-04

Poker Player Is
Stabbed To Death

With S1l in bills caught in his
left hand, on card hand of four
diamonds and the ace of clubs,
found under his body. Denard
Brown. 81. 6752 stanford was
found fatally stabbed in the chest
at 5Sl5 Brush street Apartment
2IS at $40 am, Wednesday morn
ing.
Isodore Roy. b. PSI Henry
street. gave himself up to police
at tire First Precinct station
shortly after the body Of Brown
was discovered at oxford Hall.
When searched by police. Roy
had blade. yellow handle
blood stained knife in his posses
sion. Brown is said to have been
dealing the cards in the apartment
Of Walter and Eunice RuSk
shortly before he was fatally
stabbed. Witnesses say ROY
stabbed Brown following an argu-
ment over the game In the apart
ment at the time of the card game
were Dornthy Walker. Louise
Goldman. o. {. Jackson and Henry
REYNOLDS.
Senior Detective Charles Buck %
holtd and Detective Delhert Ray
mnnd were assigned TO the case
and are holding Roy for invcsti-
cation of murder.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-04-04
CITIZENRY INSULTED

Following that individual Negro leaders
separately conference with OF the Ma
Housing Authority effort compromise
Soiouner Controversy the following telegram
John B Blandford Jr protesting such procedures
John B, Blandford Jr. 327-42
National Housing Administration
Washington, d. c.
1t reported here that Howard Ackton from office
sought swnde Negro people Of the SoIourne
homes with promises shat understand
backdoo dealing insult tire citizens Of
Detroit We have sought Justice through democratic processes
while Ackton seeks stab the back We urge an i'm
mediate reputation Of his trearherous action.
LOUIS f. MARTIN. Editor
Michigan Chronicle
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-04-04
SAYS TRINITY
GOT $4,000
FROM COUNTY
p h ysician Held For
Trial This
Week

FOLLOWING two sdJoJrnmcnts IN
the examination Of d. Frank p.
Rsi5ord charged by the grand jury
Win perjury, testimony Was given
Tuesday that approximately hs.t a
million dollars m the form Of nd
gent patients had been pad 10
Trinity hospital during the years OF
1884 10 1871
Half Million Paid 10 Doctor
Max Smith. -oeokkoeper al the
County building testified TUESDAY
tina; ind.ecn, patients had been
sen. TO Dr. Raifucds hospital on
Eas, Vernon highway at the OK
pense IF the county and 'na: dur
ing she Jooyo Pcrnd approx mate
.y s5OOOO0 had been PAD by the
county 60 The hospta,
Dunn. tN5 previous partial OK
sn nslons nc.d during ,he pas' 1870
weeks N the courtroom Of Record
cr's Judge " Mckay Sk.l,man. Dr.
Paul u, Qu.2san. former Wayne
County Mcilcs. Co-Ord nator had
p CS.T6d Jf5F he 7di reCojlGd mon
ov from DE- Ralrd @ amounts Of
$50 20 $500 .as a four ycsr pcg nd
The grand jusy charge. that DE-
Rafngd Gen Cd cAcL- pa&lnE- mnLcX
-.a-Dr-A.Q-.-sssH--p--te;vt+e-f'-f
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-04-04
ALTER R. PETTIF0RD DIES SUDDENLY
WeHKnoUn
mSociaL land
Civic Groups

Water Roscoe Pe"uford, c.ert-.n
The City Election Commission. vel
known ylubman and In recent years
a great bowling enthusiast, died
here March q after brief Illness
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-04-04

As result OF q n - r'l q. me
GrcNnoWc bis Term v e'.'H Sd'-
Wday u -hi Mn.Gn sd l'ea a''''
a waite or cadet insisted Oh aoGS-
ing Negro, the cduei Ms -'f'd'cd
t"r knife wounds ao'"l ''e nesa
which required =. s'tc1e,. Inc Ne
the manager OF me tcrm.ua, mad
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-04-04

now known IS Johnson { Sm'i1
college Charlotte, n c He LATER
attended Lincoln university in
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-04-04
Eyewitness Gives Account
Of Incident

.Scc NEAR RIOT. Page 5
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-04-04

~-see ~KLANsMAN," Page ,
Evening star., 1942-10-23
Fined Under Gorbuoe Law

Hiram Sickle of Meadows yester-
day was fined $50 in Prince Georges
County Circuit Court on each of two
counts charging violation of the
county garbage-hauling law.
Evening star., 1942-10-23
Cole Asks President
To Name Dictator
For Oil Industry
New Customs Judge
Feors U. S. Will Be Short
Of Oil Within Two Yeurs
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
A recommendation that broad
wartime controls over the flow of
petroleum and over the oil indus
try itself-second largest in the
Nation-be given to a single ad-
ministration today awaited pos
sible action by President Roose-
velt.
The suggestion came from Repre-
sentative Cole, Democrat, of Mary
land, chairman of House Sub
committee on Petroleum since 1894,
on resigning from Congress to be-
come a member of the United States
Customs Court. His resignation is
effective Monday.
The language of the proposal gave
rise to speculation in some quarters
that Mr.. Cole had in mind PETROL
cum Co-ordinator Ickes for the
post. In his final report to the
President Mr.. Cole suggested g"
man, during the war period only
who has the organization available
to furnish the information and to
dictate the following things:
/. ITO restrict or encourage the
drilling for oil.
2. ITO acquire under the War
Production Board essential mater
ials, strategic or otherwise, for the
development of oil refining and
pipe lining, in such amounts as may
be designated by the armed forces.
3. ITO set whatever prices may be
necessary over the products to insure
their production, processing and
delivery in the needed quantities
and types"
Mr.. Cole declared that with our
present transportation and present
rate of discovery, showing any re-
gard for conservation, we will be
short of oil within two years."
At another point, he said:
I'VE are certainly headed toward
disaster, Mr.. President, If we cannot
make provision at this time for an
increased supply of nearby petro-
leum. The time lapse between the
search for petroleum and its use,
where needed, is at least two years" I"
The demand for oil from the
Eastern ports" he said, will in
crease by leaps and bounds as our
projected offensive gets under way"
He declared that I'VE have no
alternative method other than more
Evening star., 1942-10-23

pipelines to the Eastern Seaboard
to supply this need" and recon-
mended as specific project extern
sion of the 24-inch Texas Illinois
pipeline to New York.
He urged the Government also to
wildcat" and pioneer the develop
ment Of oil In Alaska and nearby
territory Immediately.
After citing the difficulties of
transportation and the increasing
needs of the armed forces for oil,
and declaring that "the maximum
eficient production from all the
wells in the country now is less
than the present consumption" Mr..
Cole declared that the problems
must be met las speedily as they
arise"
Legislation" he wrote the Chief
Executive, goes into effect too
slowly to accomplish these pur-
poses, and as oil is such a desperate
and ever-pressing necessity for our
war needs, believe the entire prob
lem should be placed In the hands
Of one man, during the war period
only"
Evening star., 1942-10-23
z Sought in Louisiono
In Death Of Virqiniun
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 23.-Jeffer-
son Parish officers are seeking two
unidentified men for questioning in
connection with the death Sunday
of r. B. Turner, middle-aged cleo
trician from Virginia, whose decap-
itated body was found beside rail-
road track at Avondale.
DR.. M. NJ Odom, parish coroner,
said evidence indicated the visitor
had been slain and his body placed
on the tracks. =,
Mr.. Turner was last seen with the
two men after he reportedly revealed
a wallet containing money about
his hotel.
His body was claimed by his
brother, L. E. Turner OF Glen Lyn,
Va.
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-09
Heroic Names in Army

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, Oct. Q
GNS) John Paul Jones and ADJ
miral Dewey Henry were inducted
az the armys Camp Robinson to-
day
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-09
Ballot Battle
May Deny Vote
To Service Men

Many Michigan soldiers may be
denied the privilege of voting in
the November election unless
the case of the 10 Republican
sticker candidates is disposed OF
before October 13. the hearing
date. TO speed printing Of ballots
it was revealed today.
Duane II. Mosier and Melvin H..
Bishop have petitioned Circuit
Court TO force the board Of can
vassers TO certify them 10 the
elections commission for incDsion
on the ballots as state legislative
candidates.
The board has refused TO certify
the candidates on the ground they
did not receive IS per cent Of the
vote cast for the highest candidate
in the primary as required by
law. The sticker group ran in the
first legislative district.
Caspar J. Lingeman, county
clerk and elections commission
member, today said he would ask
the prosecuting attorney 10 ad-
vance the hearing date so that the
ballots may be printed in time 20
permit the soldiers 10 vote. He
already had ordered the printing
when the suit developed