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sRED 20 SVAKU CENU."

IL Bombay-a javise II. augusta da je bri-
tanski governor te mnogo nastanjene provln-
CHE naredo da policija vojska koja rukuje
sa masinskim puskarha upotrebe najstroze me-
re ukljuctljuci i sbanje, sa ciljem da Sc suzbl-
je pobuna naroda, pobuna "a politicku neza-
visnost Governor Sir Roger Lumley reee: "Ja
Gu odrzati red po svaku cenu
Iako su britanske vlasti 1ndiji tvrsto
obecale da &c izlapati pobuna naroda lndlJe
"a par dana, poslednje vesti cd a. augusta IL
te zemlje javljaju da rjes kraj pobune daleko cd
vida. Radni narod je ustao bez oruzja, jer ga
nema, onako kako moze da Sc protivi brltans-
koi vladi Indie. zene same sa decom leu ma
tramva jskm prugama da bi obustavie saobra-
caj. Radnici velikh poduzeca Indie, koja prl-
padaju britanskim kapitalistima, izasli su ma
strajk, ne radi povecanja najamnice niti radi
poboljsanja radnih uslova, vec radi borbe "a
nezavisnost Indie, posredom koje Sc radnici
ostali radni narod NADIA da ce dobiti svestrane
bolje uslove zivota, jer Sc radni narod bori sa
ciliem da dobije vecu koru hleba pa ma kako
Sc borio Pored strajkujucih radnika ostali dec
radnog naroda navaljuje pokusava navaliti
ma zgrade britanske Wade. Britanska vojska
puca II masu i do sada, 13. augusta, ona je u
bila SO osoba, koje padose borbi "a nezavis-
most Indie Koiko i'll je zatvoru to nam
sti ne javljaju. Britanska vlada je dala uhap-
siti ne samo Gandhi-a Nehru-a nego sve cla-
move radnog odbora Kongresne partije koje je
mogla uhvatiti i tako Sc nadala da &c time
slomiti kicmu pobune naroda, ali jedan Cd tog
odbora pre- no sto SUI ga uhapsii rece, sada je
svaki clan Kongresne partije, njen predsednik.
I pobuna radnog naroda Indie nastavlja usu-
prot sibanja usuprot pretecih muka smrti.
Oval divljacki postupak imperijalistcke
Britanije otkriva svu menu lcemernost i do
kazuje da je lama sva njena govorancja
da Sc ona bori "a zastitu o { n h
naroda "a prosirenje demokratskih prava. Jer
zaista sada malom detetu treba da je jasno
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ZASTO SE CRKVA BORI?
Daniel De Leon.

IL Biddeforda, drzava Maine, javljaju, da
je anatemisano sest clanova rimokatolicke cr-
kve is toga mesta IL Lewistona 'istaknu-
th clanova' U svima crkvama dioceze blsku-
pa l.. P Walsha proctana su Ia. ovog mese-
ca pisma istog biskupa, kojim Sc ia anatema
objavljuje. Dale Sc javlja, da Sc say greh tih
clanova sastoii tome, sto su "kao clanovi
odbora francusko-americke crkve NJ n e.
potpisali neku molbu, uputenu saboru te dr.
zave. Mobom Sc trazi donosenje Zakona, ma
osnovu koga bi Sc uprava mad imanjem te CT
kve oduzela cd doceze Portland prenela ma
naroGiti izabrani odbor. Ia tai greh, koji je
nazvan "strasnim skandalom", toj "sestorici
je uduzeto pravo ma priceSce Il diocezi Port
land. Dale opomenuta katolitka drustva,
da &c biti lisena svih prava privilegija kato-
lickih drustava, ako stanu ma stranu owe Sc
storice.
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Dxepna Biblija.
ill
KRISTIJAN STAMPAR.

sesnaesa knjiga Eugene Sue-a: "Tane naroda"
iii 1storija edne proleterske porodce kroz vekove
Prca sesnaestom Stolecu. = dve knjige. Knjiga l.
sa originating francuskog engesk: Daniel De Leon
Sa engleskog ma jugoslavensk: L. Petrovic.
$780,
"Ti znades o. Boze, da pre- sto sretoh Henu
kuci Marie La Catee ia bejah osvojen pravdom refo-
rama sto ih u Tvoje me proglasvahu luteran Bejah
u saobracaju NINA, ako Il saobracaju usana ono
bar saobracau duse Obozavanje kumira svetaca
rogancia svestenstva nausno ispovedane sto stavla
besramne svesenke posed tajni domaeeg ognjsta, Of
kup greha dusa "a novac, rgovna oprostajnicama
toka nevaljalstva, tolka nasija protiv moralnosti
izazvase gnjev meni. Moa dusa otvori svetost
"Imadjahu cudan san!
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-08-20

Ovo su znacajne cinjence. U toliko zna-
pisa drugih katolika
Ova kama, koja je ravna potpunom is
kljucenju il crkve, nije prouzrokovana kak-
vim nemoralnim postupkom prognanih. Niti
gresenjem stvari we're iii veroispovedanja.
Kama je prouzrokovana jedino i iskljucivo
radi stvari, koje sc ticu vlasnistva kontrole
poseda. Pa u toj stvari tt su ljudi postupa-
Ii ma nacn dozvojen i skladu sa zakonima
owe zemlje Sve to, posledicama koje ce
sledovati ovome cinu, svedoci, da Sc istorija
opetuje da &c sc opetovati. Ne samo kao sle-
pa slucajnost, vec kao izraz prrodnog toka
stanovitih cinjenica cd najveeeg znacaja.
Nije bila pitanju jeres nj onda, kada
je pocetkom prosloga stoleca Vatikan isklju-
clio IL crkve cvet stanovnistva JUNE Amer-
ke. Say Sc njihov greh sastojao tome, sto
su podigli oruzje protiv nesnosne tiranije
grabezi do u srz pokvarenog prestola spanije
prognali razvratnike il svoje zemle. Ma pro-
tiv, u pitanju je bio - POSED POLITIKA.
nije bila pitanju jeres, kada je 70 60
dina kasnije Vatikan pretio iskljucenjem IL
crkve, a njegovi crni agent trazili da Sc ia
pretnja i izvrsi mad veeim delom stanovnistva
Il Filipinma. Say greh toga stanovnistva
stojao sc Il tome, sto sc pobunio protiv grab
live uprave spanske Dakle, jos jednom
POSED POLITIKA.
Pa niie bila pitanju jeres nj onda, ka-
da Sc zadnje godine sa crkvene pridikaonce
u Neff, O., anatemisaIo 60 nekolko rimokato-
Eckih zupljana. Sav Sc njihov greh sastoiao
tome, sto su oni odbacli ekonomsko politicko
ucenje kaptalisticko pridjose sociialistickom
sada, u ovom slucaju, ljudi Sc iskljutuiu
IL crkve ne zbog jeresi, vec zbog spora oko PO-
SEDA POLITIKE.
U Juznoj America process je bio kratak.
kada su rodoljubi videli, da Sc liza verske krin-
ke kriju oni isti ljudi, protiv koiih 81 oni bill
prinudjen da skoce na oruzje, drva su III
vesali kako su in Sc domakli - kao ostale
uhode izdajnike
Z Filipnima odgovorise ma Papinu pref
nju iskljucenju ma tai nacin, sto oni cd svo-
Je strane lsklJuciSe - Papu. Izabrase svoga
Papu, Aglipu, Mindanao namestise papsku
stoicu
Neff, O., isti slucaj. Kada pregnant pri-
metlse, da su Sc popovske mantle umotal
kaptalisticki politicari, osnovase oni zasebnu
yersku organizacijH,-- Poljsko-Slovensku Ka-
tolicku Crkvu. Udruzise Sc dale sa iednom
sicnom crkvenom organizacijom - Nacional-
nom katolickom Diocezom America - koja
Je lnkorporisana po zakonima drzave Ohio
kOiino 70 ,,o6i
moze Sc jos sada zakljuciti ma osnovu naslova
sestorce iskljucenih clanova - "Upravni Od-
Dor Francusko-Americke Katolcke Crkve "a
Drzavu Maine
Rmska crkva uvek odlikovala slepom
drskoscu, kada su bill pitanju - POSED i
POLITIKA.
DAILY People, 1911)
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BROJ 81. - NO. 81.

il jedne "a drugom vladine agencije iii biroa.
sve sto sada liberal moze da cini to je da ku--
ka, da svaljuje krivnju svoje lose stanje
ma spletkasne saveznike velikog biznesa kojI
su nekako opsenili Predsednika koj su Sc do
Gepali visokih polozaja. Ako on jos nije iste-
ran on drzi jerk "a zube lako koraea kao da
gazi po jajima.
Kuka P. NJ. cd TO- juna, "Uposlenici Wade
Sjedinjenih Drzava, owe 1912. godine, Wade
Novog DiIa koju predvodi F. D. R., izgubii su
pravo ma slobodu govora pravo ma slobodu
misljenja /
"Ovo je direktan i najvazniji rezultat te-
kuce 'Crvenjaske' potere "a vesticama - koJa
mrise ma Diesa - koja je vec do sada lisila
nekoliko stotina osoba njihovog posa, a koJa
je postavla najmanje hiljadu njih ma vatri
koja ma kraju preti naknadnim hiljadama oso
ba samo zbog toga sto su liberali i sto su
godinama borili u prvim redovima noyodilas-
kog reformizna kod kuce ant-fasizma preko
vode."
p M.-u manjka objasnjenje. "Kako moze
ovo biti?" jadno Sc pita ia noVina. "Kako mo-
gu ljudi biti kaznjeni zbog anti-fasistickh j.
deja ratu protiv fasizma? Mi neznamo tacan
odgovor ovog paradoxa."
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Liberal i ''narOdni mir"

Nekada liberali sumnia da &c So rat zavr-
slIl sa 'narodnlm mirom," iako jamacno on Sc
be rellgiozno kori kada god Sc seti te zle mis-
H.. }. Alvarez Del Vayo bivs ministar inostra-
nih della spanske Republic, jeste iedan libe-
raj koji tako msli Pisuti "a The Nation. libe-
rani Del Vayo otkriva uznemrenje zbog iz-
razaja junaka "narodnog rata kao sto je An
thony Eden koji re6e "sta fall Hiteru nije to
sto Je on nacista kod kuce, vec sto on ne
ce da n kod kuce,' iii kao sto je
Winston Churchill koj je priz n o da
"cim napustis plitko zemljiSte ii tes pasti ma
zemljiste vatrene prepirke a to bi Sc protivilo
(Nastavak ma g. strani)
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Novo-dilaSke "d0biti" Sc tope.

Nit moze liberal da razume zasto Sc od-
bacio veliki deo socijalne legislative Novog
Dila On Sc ozalosto zbog toga sto je nestalo
c. c. Ca, jer Sc on nadao da &c Sc ia ustan0-
va odrzati kosturnoj formi da bi snabdela
raj "a posleratne besposlene radnike. kada
je neuljudan senatsM odbor pregazio preko n.
Y. A.-a liberala je skoro uhvatila ljuta muka.
Ovo je jos jedan paradoks kojeg P. NJ ne mo
re da objasni. Juna Is. ia novina neveselo
primecuje:
"Postoji velika opasnost da &c Novi Dill
zgubit ma domacem frontu dok je njegoya
paznja skrenuta ma porazu vanjskog fasistlc-
kog neprijatelja. Malo po mao reakcionarna
kka kongresu glodje baze Novog Dila koie
su dale obicnom coveku pravi udeo u u de-
nokratiji koje ga spasle da Sc podad-
ne fasistitkim demagogma. Coveka ljuti kada
on vid da su dobri njudiasi IL Kongresu ma
defenzivi, .da oni daju apologize "a stvari zbog
kojih Sc nasa Nacija treba ponositi.'
Ali sto jamacno najvise brine liberala to
je kako. Sc predstavnici velikog biznesa slobod-
setu i udomacuju Washngtonu Kada Sc
Donald Nelson munjevitom brzinom podigao u
da &c takvi onakvi dobiti svoje" veselo go
vorase liberal Ali mesec prodjose jedine
glave koje padoSe behu sa ramena liberala
Medjutim, njihova bella NADIA" IL Sears Roe
bucka natezno pada, nakon sto je momentalno
sjajio nebesa. Moe Sc brzo prenasa sa Od-
bora Ratne Proizvodnie ma Let Gen. Somer-
vela i Admirala Robnsona nj jedan cd niih
nije pokazao da gaji veliku ljubav prema libe-
ralnim reformstma. l. F. Stone pise caso-
pisu The Nation, 'Guthrie-vov izvestai doka-
zuje da je nekoiko meseca nakon Pearl Har-
bora grupa velikog biznesa mocno usancena
pod Nelsonom kao sto bese pod Knudsenom"
Sta wise, "naklonjenost" ie udajena Cd
"demokratskog pravca." To jeste vro, vrlo "a
gonetno
Liberal ''narodni mir
Nekada liberai sumnja da &c Sc rat zavr-
sItl sa "narodnim mirom," iako jamatno on Sc
be relgiozno kori kada god Sc spt te z1e mis-
Evening star., 1942-10-29

bana, Lotus, Casino Royal-but,
here. This could go on all day; and
chaos should not be so freely
anticipated.
Vim Gallagher left his King Cole
room a few days ago for a vacation
in New Mexico. To take his place
as piano accompanist to Evelyn
knights songs came Tommy john
son. avid lover of Doogie-Woogie,
with the net result that Miss Knight
has had perforce to swallow her
former repertory and improvise a
new one. Where she once used to
purr the syllables of "Embraceable
You" and BE Careful, It's My
Heart" now she cuts loose with
Amen" "Cow-Cow Boogie," Strip
Polka" Mad About Him, Sad About
Him, How Can I Be Glad Without
Him Blues" and the like-to the roll
and rumble of Mr.. Johnsons boogie
bass.
The first night she persuaded the
fellow to play "Embraceable." For
a couple of bars it went crooningly
we'll, then in crept the boogie. The
song ended in a gurgle.
Until Mr.. Gallagher returns, it is
Mr.. Johnson's round and Miss
Knights peace of mind.
The Pelican Room of the Old
/ New Orleans Restaurant will open
Saturday. This is the fourth floor
spot of Mr.. Richards blishment
as opposed to the third, main and
/ basement otherwise and respectively
known as the New Orleans Room
the Continental Room and the
Sazerac Room. We explain these
things in case you should ever start
wandering about.
Johnny Velasquez's rhumba band
will shift from the Louisiana Clut
to take over the entertainment de-
partment in the Pelican.
This opening. incidentally. is or
a hurry, surprise" basis. SO patrons
are expected to, maintain a casua
air even should they chance to SET
paint-pots dangling between ornate
curtains or from the end of the
elegant circular bar.
Adrian Rollini tonight marks the
fifth anniversary of the forma tior
of that trio which has as yet failec
to disappoint any one There will
be celebrating first in the Dubonne
Evening star., 1942-10-29

Room, which is appropriate since
he's playing there, and afterward
his little gathering will move to
the new Spotlight Club for an
after-hour continuation.
Shake hands with Mr.. Rollini
Latest development in Matt
Windsor's III Defend You, My
America" episode is stimulating.
The Anchor Rooms pianist re-
Gently played his composition be-
fore a group of Coal Mining Asso-
citation executives, and it was greet
ed with great favor.
Whereupon Mr.. Windsor gave his
permission, and the executives had
recordings made of the song. And
any day now several Pennsylva-
mia coal mines will be echoing
to its strains, the coal miners ad-
vancing to new heights of efficiency
under its stimulus.
An instrumental foursome, though
very good one, sometimes has its
limitations. Take Miles Hallett's in
the Cafe Caprice.
The boys get along swimmingly
with the orthodox dance numbers.
but when it comes to rumbas there
simply are not enough hands to go
around. At this point Mr.. Hallett
displays initiative. He holds one
maracas (shaker and one claves
(stick) in the left hand and the
other claves (stick) in the right
shaking the maracas in proper
rapid rhythm yet managing to time
! and contact the claveS in theil
proper 1-2-3-1-2 time, too This
/ maneuver is as intricate as it looks
! in print.
1t is sometimes painful to Mr.
Hallett when his attention is crude,
ly diverted. Bruised knuckles.
Nat BrandWynne's is the bane
next slated for the Del Rio open.
ing Wednesday upon Enric Madri
gueras departure Mr.. Brand
wynne has long been associated
with the piano and roster of New
York hotel appearances such a
would make the impressionabl,
eye water. There is a girl vocalist
as well, whose image impression
able eyes may see If they will cas-
about this page,
X X
The guest list of the Loune,
Riviera's cocktail dansant' opene
last week has arrived. 1t is rathe
long, and to spare gentle reader
the bother we will let the intro
ductory paragraph of the lis
suffice: "The Lounge Riviera a
Hotel 24O0 Sixteenth street resem
bled who's who gathering Of th
social and military set
So now, almost painlessly, yol
know who was there.
Evening star., 1942-10-29

her tinsel throne. And if you should
become too cramped in the ballroom
you may retire to an adjacent cock
tail lounge, thoughtfully provided
for the evening. and perish in peace.
Or perhaps this year you would
like to take your dose of Hal
loween with equal parts of fresh
air. If SO, you poor souls, simply
jump into the family runabout and
follow the northbound arrow past
Massachusetts avenue to Normandy
Farm. Here the annual orgy of
hillbilly music, apple -bobbing and
cracking wood fires will be in full
swing This function, barn dance
in effect, is designed as "an un-
sophisticated retreat for sophisti-
Gates" The slogan is given impact
by the fact that the dancing
square, reel and whatever else
will be done to the music of authen-
tic hillbillies lured from the hills
of deep Virginia, and that there
will be bar. A sandwich and
milk bar Remember to follow the
arrows, if you're not overcome first
| by the fresh air.
One other scintillating Hal
loween note has been struck by the
| Wardman Park Metronome Room
which fools every one by having its
affair not on Halloween at all
Metronome will have itself a
double outburst on the night pre-
ceding which was set aside several
weeks ago as the seasons opener
Alan Holmes is the music, new tc
Washington, and patrons far ane
wide are promised that decor will
be enthusiastically Halloween
in nature.
Similar assurances come from Hert
Sachs Del Rio. La Conga, Copaca.
Evening star., 1942-10-29
: After.Dark
News and Comment of the Night Clubs.
BY the Spectator
Tradel dark S Once.
Trade Mark Registered, u. S. Patent once

and to vince beforehand. may con-
suit the following brief preview.
The Willard ballroom promises to
be the scene of the most studied
effort at festivity Blue Barron's
music and Judy Ellington will, as
you should know, be there to keep
the patrons ever-conscious of the
occasion, an dthat isn't all. War
bonds also will figure as prizes for
best DISCUSSES in the house. Even
our old friend special features" will
take on a glamorous aspect: A Hal
loween queen is to be raked out
from an assortment of specially
picked contenders and installed on
Evening star., 1942-10-29

Halloween being one Of the best
excuses night clubs have for making
a little noise, hence gayety, you can
be assured that this Saturday night,
October 81, will not pass by on gen.
tie padded feet. From advance re-
ports close at hand the outlook
seems perfectly congested with con-
fetti, tin horns and wildly happy
people wearing cute paper hats.
Those who wish to face the clamor
Evening star., 1942-10-29

YOUNG MEN.
Several young men for work in mailirS
department of well-known local ONCE; ex-
perience not required If seriously interested
IN learning. mechanical ability helpful
f1ve-day week: salary, SIS weekly. Give
aRe. training and references. Box eS-M.
Evening star., 1942-10-29
HELP MEN.
(Continued,)

BOY. as messenger. eolored or white;
steady Job for good boy. $40 18th Ct. NV:
BUTCHER, STEADY position; .4b to start.
CARPENTERS. experienced with tools, to
hang storm sash: can earn sig to SIS per
day. Flaherty Bros, Inc, 1882 Mt. Oil
CARPENTERS =. Several good men for
sca4 school JOB in Ale Alexandria Govt wage
ssr 81 :saS sn. RFsf sus to Tns It.
See Mr.. waller. phone Alexandria 9512.
CHEF. assistant manager: S45 weekly to
ossd StsTt' must I1 M havs ere references; Phone RE RE-
1s5 18th St NV. . y -
CHEF WANTED, eolored, for ,out-of-town
work, 20 miles from Washinston;. top
vases: must be 1s.-clsss and dependable:
no drinking: immediate vacancy: transport
tation paid Box II G. Star.
CIRCULATION WORK, good pay, chance
Room 424. Bond Bldg.
CLERKS for ID dry Cleaning stores. For sp-
polntment call North 1886
per month; territories open Georeetown,
and saturday Room 4s4 Bond Bldr.
CONSTRUCTION ASSISTANT. preferably
least yrs experience, equivalent quail
IS KsniiSssth sSst H. ave: and Barnes lane lane ne ne
COOK, short -order. experienced: good pay
Apply Capital Cafe, 1905 Penna. ave. NV
| COUNTERMAN, experienced; will pay tor
salary for reliable, eficient man. Appl,
1910 9th st. NV.
| COUNTERMAN. exper; $40 week: 1O-hr
| day. 6-day week fuckers Restaurant
| 1897 Pennsylvania ave. Sc.
| COUNTER SANDWICH MAN. young. white
| exp; hrs, 5 pm. to II pm, 6-day wk.
/ Fri. of. Dawes Delicatessen, 1916 c
/ st. NV
Evening star., 1942-10-29

| YOUNG MEN, between 1917, who want
| TO learn the rat eXterminatina business,
| and wiling TO learn. can earn up to S45
wk. Apply No-Wonder Rat Exterminatinz
/ Co, 400 F Can st
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1942-10-12
CIO Women
Plan Meeting
At Boston, Nov. 9

Washington. Oct. 1O-The Call TO
the second annual conference OF
the Congress OF CLIO Women's Aux
iliaries, opening in Boston Nov. 8
al the same time as the Clio Con-
vention. was issued today by Pres.
Faye Stephenson. National Director
Julia katz. and Secretary-TreaSure
Eleanor Fowler.
The Call reads in part: Every
month Of the war brings new de-
mands for the participation OF
women in our nations life-and-
death struggle for survival.
"As the war multiplies our tasks
will increase. We are ready. We.
the women in the homes OF organ
lied labor. must do all we can to
help our men win the war and to
keep the democracy for which they
are fighting. safe and strong for
their return.
planning a program for the full
tillment OF that trust is the order
of business of our conference, for
this is our war, the peoples war"
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1942-10-12
CIO Urges
Defeat Of
Defeatists

WASHINGTON, Oct. 10-Two
appeals for CLIO action in elect
ing Win-the-war candidates in
the November elections went
out from headquarters this
week, one to CLIO unions from
Nathan Cowan, legislative rep
resentative, and the other spe-
cial message from Pres. Murray
TO California workers.
Murray's message, sent TO Cali
fornia CLIO members through Mer-
vyn Rathborne and Philip Connolly.
CLIO Council leaders there, appealed
for hard work by every member in
the current campaign. Cowan's let
ter called for similar action, laying
out four-point program TO be fol-
lowed by all Clio affiliates.
ct Is not enough to pass resO-
lutiOns." Murray wrote. ut Is
necessary that every CLIO men,
her and every CLIO local union
take on the responsibility Of see
ing that each worker II aware of
the campaign issues and Is aware
OF the CLIO selections.
"This means that every member
has the responsibility OF particle
pating In the distribution OF litera-
ture, in the worker-to-worker and
house-to-house spread Of informa-
ton and guidance. in every pre-
cinct, every district and every
state. Ii is the responsibility of
every Clio member TO see that he
and each Of his fellow members
goes TO the polls on election day"
DRIFT TO REACTION
CLIO unions must read "the
storm warnings" In the light vote
I'm the primaries and other signs
of apathy by the voters, COwan
said in urging hard and c0ntinu-
GUS work 10 get out the vote.
II this trend, and the trend
toward returning reactionary and
Continued on Page @,
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be rewritten and passed to meet the
needs Of the country and to avoid Gripping
war production by robbing the workers
food budget.
As soon as you read this. you should
wire your two Senators, demanding a tax
bill based on the needs OF victory and on
ability to pay. The bill may have passed
by the time you get your CLIO NEWS.
Even so. you must let your Senators know
what labor wants, because this bill IL
going to be followed almost Immediately
by another tax measure. The bill as writ
ten now Is short by billions OF the amount
needed for victory. The next tax bill must
correct the mistakes and sabotage Of the
present one.
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Nelson Asks
War Workers
To Vote Nov. ;

Washington, Oct. 10-War pro-
duction workers were urged TO vote
in the national elections next month
in a statement issued by Donald
Nelson. chief OF the War Produc-
ton Board. Nelson's statement
came in answer TO a workers let
ter asking whether il is patriotic
TO take time off from the plant TO
go out and vote" or 10 use the
voting time 10 create more war
production.
II believe there il only one an
swer to this question" Nelson
said. "While I understand fully
the men who think they should
stay on the job, voting Is a duty,
not n privilege. 1t Is a duty. how
ever, that IL only allowed to
free men. The right to vote, in
short. Is what this war Is all
about.
"The war worker is first OF all an
American citizen and the first right
and duty OF an American citizen Is
to vote. That is the difference be-
tween us and our enemies"