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dele Cd NIGGA ukIadeni "visak vrednosti'! S
time Sc nj malo ne p~ovecava njegova najamni-
ca. Drugim recima, najamni rob estate neiz-
menjen pod Taftovim "komunizmom."
Socijalizam iii komunizam predpostavlja
obaranje kapitalizma, njegove ~politicke vlada-
vine svake ~politi6ke vladavine uopste, njego-
We svake forme vladavine ~privatne svojine
mad sredstvima proizvodnje, naravno sve ovo
Sc ella postici civilizovanom akcijom poll
tickim industrijalnim organizovanjem rad
nicke klase. On dale predpostavlja prenasanje
svezemaljske industrije u drustvene ruke po-
sredom Socijalisticke Industri jaime Junije, iii
Socijalisticke Industrijalne Republic Rada,
pod kojom &c svi sposobni ljudi i zene vrsiti
korisne poslove i samo zbog toga &c primati
punu drustvenu vrednost svoga proizvoda i ne
&c biti nj jedne osobe koja &c i jedan bakren
cenat primati zbog specialize privilegije ne
vrseci nikakav koristan posao a sposobna ie
da ga obavlja. To je Socijalizam iii Komuni-
Fam, u sto Sc Taft razumije kao magarac u kan
tart
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"~Oslobodjenjc cd mat0.
roc ~kapitalizma."

Hrvatski List iii Kresiceva Da-
MICA, II jednom cd ranijih broje-
va doneo je uvodnik, pod naslo-
vom, "Fasizam je medjunarodan,"
u kojem veil:
ia oslobodjenje Cd matorog
kapitalizma, koji je svoju drust-
venu ulogu odigrao, nije i ne mo-
Re biti lick ACKNOWLEDGMENT
fasizam, kojemu je svrha spasti
'starca' diktaturom i nasiljem."
saba, sa gornjom recenicom
priznaje Sc da je "matori kapita-
liam" odigrao ~"svoju druStvenu
ulogr," sto znaci da je p%otrebno
da Sc sa pozornica sveta cisti ola
bi dao mesto novom poretku. Ali
to ne misli Kresic, iako ga ma to
logika prve polovine gornje rece-
nice terra. Jer kada bi on tn logi-
ku sleeovao on bi mora preporu-
citi obaranje "matorog' kapitaliz-
ma kao i njegovog "proturevoluci-
onarnog fasizma," i bi morao pro-
pagirati Socijalisticku Revoluciju.
On nije "a to jer veil ovo:
ga demokratske Wade [kapita-
listicke "demokratije," z e m | G
"matorog kapitalizma"!] bi isto
tako morao biti svako dollar, a.
ko je protivnik diktature i nasi-
liza, bez obzira bio on Njemac,
Talijanac, spanjolac, Madzar iii
Amerikanac." Onda on dale re-
&c: "Jer, danas je cijeli svijet po-
dijeljen ma dvije suprotne ideolo-
gije -. fasisticku i [~burzoaskul
demokratsku, ne ma narode j ma
rodnosti."
A stvar ia oslobodjenje cd ma
torog kapitalizma, koji je "svoju
u.ogu odigrao," Kresic je ostavio
u zaborav i on &c podupirati kao
j dosad, reformisticko krpljenje
motorog kapitalizma iako je on Pc
niepovom SOpStvanOm DriZnanlu
"odigrao drustvenu ulogu."!
l kada bi hteo Kresic ne bi mo-
gao, i kada bi mogao ne bi hteo
spasavati svet cd p~rezivelog, oko-
relog, razbojnickog "matorog ka-
pitalizma"!
Oni koji Sc klanjaju vladavini
privatne svojine moraju biti i
i njeni dusevni robovi!
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-05-07
Proglas principa S. L. P.
Usvojen ma 20. Konvenciji Socijalistcke Radnicke Partije Anne
rike, odrzane aprla meseca 1910, u New York, N. Y.

suviSnih cspapa ma svetsklm plJacama,
svaka kapitalisticka n%acija trazi da des-
pcrantno istisnc svoie konkurente, a zbog
oyoga ratovi i sukobi tresu civilizovani
svet. L ovcj pomamnoj borbi "a opstanak,
radnicke klase svih n~acija %najviSe pate.
Protiv takvog sistema Socijalisticka
Radnicka Partija podize zastavu bune i
zahteva bezuslovnu predaju kapitalistic-
Ike klase. L ovoj vrhovnoj krizi nikoia re-
fcrmistiGka mera nece koristiti, a istori-
ia uGi onamo gde socijalna revoluciia tre-
ba da dodjc, a ako Sc zbog ma kojeg raz-
loga ne izvrSi, alternative je reakciia dix
tatura. Posto je p~rcziveo svoiu dru5tvenu
potrebu, kapitalizam mora ustupiti mesto
novom drustvenom poredku poredku Il
koicm &c vlada p~oGivati ma industriji, ma
bazi korisnog poslovanja ma mesto da POI
Giva ma teritoriialna (politicka) predstav-
niStva. Oval novi druStveni sistem moze
Bit samo vladavina formc SociialistiGke
IndustrijaIne Junije, akO Sc zeli sluziti po-
irpbama ogromne vecine i akO Sc zeli .da
progress Dude zakon buducnosti kao sto be-
Sc Il proSlosti. Ma izrabIjenim radnicima
stoii IL duznosti da izvrsc owl revolucio-
narnu promenu sa mirnim. c~ivilizovanim
naGinom. up>trebljavaiuci gIasovnicu i
sve sto ie potrebno Ola bi Sc ~izvrsila pro-
n ena.
Sladstvenc, mi pozivamo naiamne
radnike da Sc ~nrganizuiu pod zastavom
SociialistiGke Radnicke Partiie u klasno-
~vesnam telu svesno svojih prava i olluc-
no ia III izvoiuie.
Mi dale pozivamo najamne radnikc
.hmerike da Sc organizuiu Il celishodne In
1nstriialne .Juniie da izvrse nalog svoie
glasovnice, da ispune potrebe i svrhe
Wade SociialistiGke Industrijalne Juniic.
Tndustri ialni Junionizam ieste Soci;alis-
tiGka Republika L STVARANJU; eli POI
stignut = Industriialna Junija = jeste
Sociialisti6ka Repuhlika II operaciii.
| mi taEbdier pozivamo sve estate in
teligentnc i drustveno-cudne grad; Jane da
sebe uspostave prav0 ma zeml jiStu lntere-
81 radniese blase j da ueestruiu g mama u
ovom volikom i plemenitom radu liudskog
oslohodien;a. tako da hi mi mogli bro
@uniStiti postoiece varvarske klasne kon-
flikte. stavliaiuci zemliu i srelstva proiz-
vodnie. transportaciie i raspodele u ruke
korisnih p~roizvodiaGa kaO kolektivnom te-
IN. zameniuiuci pos+oiece stanie anarhis-
ticke proizvodnic, industri jske i internaci-
Cnalne ratove i drustvene nerede, sa Soci-
ia,istiGkom ndustriialnom Kooperativnom
In ;ednicom : Zaiednicom u koioj &c sva-
IL radnik imati slobodno prav0 i punu ko-
rist cd svoiih ~sposobnosti, pomnozene sa
vim mcdernim faktorima civilizacije.
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"NarOdni Oci."

Danica Kresiceva u svom kas-
nijem izdanju rise uvodnicki 90
zakonu protiv strajka, i "ljuti" Sc
zbog toga sto radnici ne smeju
strajkovati. Posto je opisala kako
su radnici opravdani da traze po-
visicu najamnice, jer 81 oni da-
mas znadu, ako poslodavac pravi
vecu debit, da i radniku pripada
VEGA plata ona veil sledece:
81 sada dolaze 'narodni oci' i
vele radniku: I'll ne smiles straj-
kovati, bez obzira koliko primas.
Ne smiles, jer to s%prijecava pro-
gram narodne odbrane! MoraS
biti lojalan gradjanin! Ne smiles
Sc buniti, ako zelis da porazis
Hitlera!"
A ko SUI ii "narodni oci"?
Predsednik Roosevelt, da bi u
miro reakcionarnu zmijurinu
svoje klase, pozvao je velike feke-
re postojecih j~unija, Greena i
Murray-a, da Sc sporazume 0 chi
GNU "umirivanja" tie guje. Ma tom
sastanku iii sastanicima pomenu-
tt fekeri obecase Predsedniku da
njihove junije nece objavljivati
strajkove dok rat ne traje. / ia
diva fekera odrzase javnu skupsti-
nu sa nadom da &c objasniti i ma
govoriti njihovo zavedeno clan
stvo da Sc pomiri sa novom poll
tikom ne-strajkovanja. Dakle "na-
rodni oci" su Predsednik Roose-
welt i radnicki fekeri.
Koliko mi znamo, dosad je Kre-
Sic II Wis dizao po,itiku postojece
Administrative u Washingtonu,
kao i pomenute fekere, Greena il
Murray-a. l nemamo razloga da
sumnjamo imalo da Kresic niece
nastaviti da sledi pomenutu kapi-
talisticku p%olitiku. Jer on ne ira
Ii da radnici uprkos svojih laznih
vodja upraznjavaju pravo straj-l
kovanja, vec veil, ako Sc tako
kane radnici "zasto ne bi owl
'narodni oci' isto tako rekli veil
kim industrijalcima, da Sc zado-l
wolfe sa ogranicenim profitom?",
kao da bi to ~povecalo mizernu ma
jamnicu radnicke klase!
vi mi oduzimste zivot, kad mi
oduzimate sredstva "a zivot.
- Shakespeare.
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Sa skupStine i veCe-
rinke.
Chicago, I'll.

Mas Ogranak priredio je skup-
stinu II nedelju II. aprila. Ma is
toj je govorio drug n. Stanic u
rednik r. B., 0 tent: "Posle rata
= Sta?"
Drug Stanit je svoju temu ma
vrlo ubedljiv naCin razlagao. Me
gov govor sa pitanjima t~rajao je
preko diva i pc sata.
Da citiram Geo govor to mi je
nemoguce. A da uZmem jedan dec
ne bi voleo ostaviti druge delo-
We. cato sc moze reel da je V
bio vrlo nauCan gOvor o saVre-
menoj s~ituaciji i sta mas ceka
| posle rata ako mi clanovi i sim
paticari ne poradimo V sto mo-
zemo da proSirimo marksisticku
n a Il X a SocijalistiGke Radnicke
Partije, da tako spodgotovimo
radnicku klasu da obori kapitali-
zam i pre- no Sto Sc privede ovo
svetsko krvoprolice kraju, jer ako
to radnicka klasa ne izvrsi onda
| &c sa celim svetom z~av'adati crno
doba Industrijalnog Feudalizma,
ma mesto sjajno doba slobodne
Socijalisticke Industrijalne Repu-
bike Rada.
Poseta nije bila velika, ali O.
noliko koliko behu p~risutnih to
SUI "a istinu bill radnici koji Sc
ozbilino ~interesuju "a svoje oslo
bodjenje. l ia mala poseta nakon
govora prilozi SPOOL. Sledeta 81
imena prilagaca:
J. Mirceto 1925. NJ. ceurin 81
90, S. Djuranovic s1.00, {. zeravi-
ca S1.OO, \. Stanic S1.00, G.. su-
lentic 800. Rose Bacvanski ST.
90, E. Host S1.O0, Geler S1.00, J.
Matte S1.O0, Milica Mijanovic
Sl.OO, A. Kapudjija S1.00, J. Sto-
jancff S1.00, T. Mijanovic $1.00,
NJ. Vasilic S1.OO, S. Pribic Sc,
X. B. Markoff soc, D. Draganoff
soc, K. Tasovac Soc, S. Popov
SOC, T. Brchan Csc, L. Posavac
Csc, n. n. Csc, N. N. Zoe, X,
Jankoff Csc.
Nakon skurstine odrzala Sc We.
cerinka koja bese dobro posece'
ma.
COST, kojih je bio i il Los An
g~elesa, vrlo su Sc veselo zabav,
ljali.
Drug Stanie je prisutne ovoga
puta ma engleskom jeziku pozdra-
VIC koji SUI ga vrlo pazljivo saslu-
Sail.
Nakon ~pozdravne reel nastavi-
10 Sc sa programom i opstlm We
seliem do kasno noe.
Da bi prihod bio sto veci drug
J. Mirceto poklonio je u picu So,
OgTanak Sc najlepse zahvallu-
je svoi poseti skupstine vece-
rinke kao swim prilagacima.
L. POsavac, dopisnik,
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Indijski Kongres "a
Odbranu.
(Nastavak sa /. strane.)

(Nastavak sa l. strane.)
naroda drugim nacinom Brita-
Mia je odbila zahtev Kongresa
da naoruza c e | O stanovnistvo l
da Sc tako ono bori protiv pretece
japanske invazije.].
mi ne moramo da padamo ma
kolena pred napadacem niti Sc
moramo pokoravati njegovim ma
redbama. Mi ne smemo ma MEGA
gledati u nadi da &c nam bacitl
ustupke niti cemo pasti pod ME
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Sa Zabave.
L. Posavac, dopisnik
New York, N. \

New York, n. Y.
U subotu II. aprila mas je O.
granak priredio zadnju zabavu o.
We sezone.
Posjeta nije bila kakva bi tre-
bala da Dude, osobito kada ina
mo ma umu broj %pozivnica koje
smo ovoga puta poslali. Ali usu-
prot tome, hama nista drugo ne
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taSki sistem, kada &c samo svi
korisni clanovi drustva prlmatl
potpuni plod drustvene vrednos-
ii svoga rada.
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periju. Ali sta je nateralo Brita-
niju da odbije zahtev Kongresne
Partiie da Sc %naoruza musko sta
novnistvo Indie? Ona Sc bojala
da &c Sc naoruzano domace sta
novnistvo okrenuti protiv ME kao
i protiv japanskog prodira, jer
je Britannia davno sa ne manjom
brutalnom slilom cd nacisticke,
decenijama tiranisala indiisko
radno stanovnistvo da ono pamti
tradicionalno ia uzasna zverstva.
Kao sto Sc vidi, Velika Brita-
Mia &c radje videti Indiju potla-
cenu cd strane gangsterskog ia
pana, nego da je vidi nezavisnom,
politicki slobodnom. A ovamo Sc
ona svestrano hvali kako Sc ona
bori "a ljudska prava!!
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Ko je to sto govor; o porazu?
ia yam kazem da je stvar kao sto
je nasa VEGA no sto je poraz moze
znati; to je sila mad silama. -
Francis Adams.
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vi mi oduzimate zivot, kad mi
sredstva "a zivot.
- Shakespeare.
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Camp, Jessie Drake, Nathalie FL
lott. Phillip Purcell. Joseph Sch
midi. George Gaudy. Margaret Nc
Mullen. Marie McMullen, Robert
Wilkens.
Eighth Grade-Hlghest honor,
Virginia Purdy: with honor. Shlr-
ley Barnes. James Bell, Donald
Briggs, Mary Decker. Donald Fos-
ter Verley Johnson, Jean Mast.
Carol Schaab.
Seventh Grade-Highest honor,
Robert Helmer, Dorothy Ann Lee;
with honor Catherine Crippen.
Robert Cushman. William Houck,
lila Marsman. David McKenna. Joan
Miller, Richard schafer. Noble
Tucker.
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Juniors at YpsiIanti High
Have Highest Honor Record

Juniors at Ypsilanti High School
have the largest number OF stu
dents, six, receiving highest honor
this marking period while sopho-
mores have the largest number, Is,
finishing with honor.
The honor roll Is as follows:
Seniors-Highest honor, Donald
Camp. Dorothy Johnson, Faith
Kingston. Eliza beth RocLm. War.
rem Shifferd; with honor. Ina Val
Baker, Fred Berger Ann Briggs.
Grace Cahours. Ruth Campbell. Pa
tricia Gleason, Dorothy Rice. Rich.
ard Schaab, Robert Shuttle, Sidney
Stokes, Doris Swegles, Marvin
Wolf.
JunIors-Highest honor. william
Briggs, Lawrence Koppin, June
Moore, Jean Ohlinger. Mary Mar.
garet Walls, Alta Gable: with hon
or, Ernestine Barnes. Elizabeth
Burtls, Pearl ,Celebrezze. Loretta
Crossley, Donald Gill. Robert
Houck, Patricia Kessler, Robert
Motfett, Betty 10 Needles. Naomi
Simmons, Genevieye Spencer.
Sophomores Highest honor,
June Henneke. Ann Horning. Ra
chael Houck, Alice Kirby. with
honor. James Burrell, Eileen Dol.
by, Marie Horn, Flora Bell Hutch.
inson, Roger Katon, Roger Kelly.
Marllyn Marsh, Mary Lou Metcalf.
Leona Polling. Arthur Porterneld.
Verna Jean Ring Robert Scrlvens.
William Shuttle, Madge Starr, Dom
aid Wesenberg. Barry Hoag.
Ninth Grade-Highest honor.
Marion Beals. Richard Buccos. Bet
ty Scrivens, Olith Sieet; with
honor, Hobart Alexander, Ellen
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Ehman s. GreenStreet
40 W. Michigan Ave. Phone 1881

Z ROOM-semi- bungalow, large
reception room, dining room, love-
~ kitchen down. 3 large bedrooms.
bath mp. oak floors. maids room
third floor. fun basement auto
matte oil heat, furnace, exception
al house only $500. Very large
lot. Easy terms. II. Peet. So y.
Huron St, 1871. nice district.
6 ROOM bungalow, sunroom, fur
mace. beautiful large lot. many
fruit treesT garage. $1,000. Easy
terms. II. Peet, SO \. Huron St..
Phi. 1871.
? BEDROOM cottage. completely fur
nished, permanent home on Swan
Creek Canal. Lake Erie. running
water. fenced, garage, Hi-lo-dock.
sN500.01. 20 mn. from Nor Der
Plant. Wayne 72l7-F5.
TWO LOTS and. small building /
mile from Bomber Plant. Inq. Sill
W. Michigan. T. Saul.
A NEW HOUSE, rooms and BATH
1855 down. balance like rent. is w.
Michigan. Open evenings.
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WASHINGTON-AP-The House
Ways and Means Committee side
tracked temporarily today a study
OF postwar tax refunds for corpora
tons and took up Treasury propos.
ais 10 raise f3.200,000,000 more in
revenue from personal income tax
g.. Chairman Doughton D-NC).
said that the committeeman be-
lleyed that the rebate proposition.
advocated by both the Treasury and
the committees own experts, would
require many more days OF consid-
Grafton.
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For Sale or Exchange
FOR SALE OR TRADE team OF
horses. harness, also new double
harness 1905 buckingham I'D.
FOR SALE-horse or will trade for
bred heifer. Z. c. simonds. $3.50
F. Michigan.
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INSTALLATION HAILED

Jackson. May When Mayor d.
]. Hackett refused to sign a con.
tract installation Of parking meters
on a six months trial basis was
halted Wednesday. Manual Me-
ter co. was chosen by n majority
OF the commission last week.
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FOR SALE Automatic storage
water heater. In good condition.
Call l551-R after s p. m.
FOR SALE-Choice Dahlia roots and
Gamma bulbs. 406 Maple. Phone
ss7-W.
CABINET PHONOGRAPH with rec
ords BIO W. Cross. Phone s99-J
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Employment

''S'P
TRUCK DRIVERS wanted for steady
year round work. Good pay to
start with opportunity for ad-
vancement. Call at 50675 Willis
Rd.. Willis, Mich, or call Willis $50
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our Dollars BY Shopping From The Daily Cdssyieds
For Sale Real Estate
Houses
SPECIAL

S ROOMS
OK ELM STREET: Large living
room with fireplace, dining room.
kitchen, and one bedroom below,
bedrooms and bath above. $1,000,
with 1850 down.
BRAND NEW
SUBURBAN BUNGALOW: Located
in nice section east Of Npsi. Con-
Venlent tbut not too closel 60
Bomber Plant. Living room, kitch-
en- dining space. bedrooms and
bath Full basement with laundry
tubs and hot air furnace. only
$4,000. with 500 down.
SMALL FARM
ACRES; Large house In setting Of
beautiful shade trees. Good barn
and chicken coop Small orchard.
Located I'm Ypsi school district. al
though outside city limits. Just the
spot for the city,worker who wants
10 farm ~ In his spare time. Price
SAI0O. and on very E-Z terms.
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FOUND-Hound dog in vicinity o
Bomber Plant. owner call at Pres
Office.
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Merchandise
Farm Products, Equipment

Fill-up Special!
POCAHONTAS
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NOW IN EFFECT
~ EVERY STANDARD
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Three Easy ways 90 Buy
You can buy defense stamps with
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MORE Pocahontas Every pound
guaranteed genuine low smoke.
slow-burning Will produce plenty
OF heat by day and readily carry
the fire on bank during the might
most efficient and economical
fuel FOR furnaces.
Guaranteed BY
Michigan's Largest Retail Coal Dealer
Webb Coal Co.
PHONE 420
BUY FLUOREsCENr fixtures now.
Approved phuE-in type. Complete
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ter Homes Appliance shop, 81 y.
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NC-ENAMEL PANT. all colors. for
interior and outside painting Fam
lily Radio Shop. l06 ". Michigan.
Phone 5.
WATKINS DEALER J. STANTON
Immediate delivery. Any product
Call AZ 40s +. Cross. Pm. Jfi-W.
CEMENT BLOCKS Your nome is
no better than it's foundation. Buy
tested blocks from Moorman's
Phone II
USED AND NEW Refrigerator.
$3.50 up. Grinnell Bros. 2l0 W.
Michigan.
NEW furnished rate. New electric
irons, screen doors. anything Of
value. Shoe shop, 20 f. Cross. 2092
GOV. VAN WAGNER advises put
Your Coal In Now" Buy Hanna
Goals at Lever & Lever. $40 Ann
CAR Radios. Ratteries
New and used. New bicycles
Thorne Tire Co. 309 =. Mich 53s
Musical Equipment
EXCHANGED small piano. Bleached
finish. New guarantee. Grinnell
Bros, 2l0 w Michigan
SET OF DRUMS. slightly used. Bar.
gain for cash. Inquire 4l5h n.
Huron after $50 p. m.
SALE OF Student Rented Pianos.
Great savings in rent. Big discount
for cash Baldwin Piano Store. 400
Z. Michigan Ave. Open evenings
Miscellaneous
MOTORS-and exhaus. fans Elec-
trio Motor Shop 10 g. Huron.
FOR SALE Automatic storage
water heater. In good condition.
Call l551-R after s p. m.
FOR SALE-Choice Dahlia roots and
Gamma bulbs. 406 Maple. Phone
ss7-W
CABINET PHONOGRAPH with rec
ords $40 W. Cross Phone s99-J.
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MOTHERS DAY FLOWERS
Let us Telegraph your order OF
Flowers for Mothers Day Flowers
Durants Flower Shop, Tel. lii.
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Merchandise
wearing Apparel

FINAL RUMMAGE SALE. All used
clothing must be sold at your own
price 405 w. Michigan
BLUE LACE dress. tatfeta slip size
~. il6 y. Washington St
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-11
2O-Yeor British Russian
Pact Hailed in London
Agreement Guarantees Terms
of u. S., British Atomic Chorter

been in the United States or
London.
1t was announced that Molo-
TOW had had most useful and
satisfactory talks with the Pres
ident in Washington"
Paralleling the London Treaty
talks was a series of military
discussions in which the urgent
need" of second European
front was agreed upon, it was
announced.
Eden said that full under
standing had been reached with
regard TO the urgent task of
creating a second front in Eu-
rope in 1912" but whether the
actual opening of such q front
was definitely decided on was
not stated.
The 20 year treaty, which
Foreign Commissar Vyacheslav
Molotov signed at the Foreign
Office here for Russia, provides
for common action to preserve
peace and resist aggression in
the postwar period"
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-11
Dfaffees Leave
for Army Duty
Crowd Waves
Farewell to Men

At least 800 friends and rela-
tives gathered at the USO club
this morning to wave goodbye
to Mount Clemens and Warren
township selectees leaving for
Detroit where all face possible
induction into the U. S. Army.
Only a small amount of pub
licity was given the departure,
because at least one-half of the
men may be rejected by Army
doctors.
After June Is, all of the men
accepted will be given immedi-
ate l4-day furloughs to wind up
their business affairs.
AS soon as the new system is
effective, publicity will be given
only the departure of men &C
copied for service two weeks
before.
An order issued by state Sc
lective service today decreed
that local boards hereafter shall
not reveal for publication the
hour of departure and the route
to be taken by men going to De-
troit for physical examinations.
Complete information will be
given the press when accepted
men leave following the 14-day
furlough.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-11
Must Not Force Democracy
on Foes, Knox Warns Nation
erection Of Tranquility, Not
Coercion, Should Follow War

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, June IL
-(P)-Secretary of the Navy
Frank Knox said today that this
nation, in the postwar period,
should refrain from attempting
to enforce its system of democ-
racy on all the peoples of the
world in order to insure their
freedom.
Democracy, we think, is the
best possible soil in which to cul-
tivate human freedom, but that
is not necessarily So" he as
serted in prepared address at
Harvard's 291st commencement
after he and secretary of war
Stimson had been awarded hon
orary degrees for their part in
the war effort.
SEEK TRANQUILITY
"All that re can do, all that
we should attempt, in the fate
full years which will follow the
conclusion of the war" Knox
said, is to help create an era
of tranquility; TO foster a whole
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-11
100000 Civilians
Slain by Germans
Mass Murder Squads Run Up
CHASTITY Toll in Occupied Lands

been executed. They attributed
the Stupendous totals to German
maSsacreS of entire villages in
attempts to wipe out guerrilla
activity"
GRIM RADIO STORY
Incomplete totals picked up
from German broadcasts tell a
grim story of their own, with
the best compilations showing
nearly 1000 shootings and hang
ings reported by the Germans
themselves.
A majority of the executions
were never broadcast. Some
were published in local papers
which never reach London. One
Czechoslovak official said: "A
vast number of those killed was
never made public Il all, but we
hear of them eventually via I'M
foreground routes. For example,
last November the Germans said
See MASS-MURDER-Page Ii