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Evening star., 1942-09-20

apply tor marriage license on
one day, 10ait three tuH days and
recetDe their license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Gpy ] Daste, 81, 520S Blaine I'd n e., and
Mildred M. Dixon, 20, New Orleans; the
Rev. E. A. Bowles.
Hegrehiel p. shipley, AZ. and Mae E. Horn.
Hugh McC Hayden, 81, 1918 N st. NV,
ton st. NV; the Rev. Edward B. Harris.
Wilfred Atkins. 80, 2521 P st. NV, and
Esther Layns, 2s. 1885 R st. NV the
and Helen /: Mahoney. SO, $500 H St. St.
p,n.E; nv; u. the nEsst Rey. G. "; Coleman; en-
and wilhemina E Woten, i9, Ala VI
wii;a 81 n,Ts; m saw the Rev E, e G .i5a Smith ~
Thomas; q, 1922 st. ne; the Rev.
Charles L Krohn,, "a, Boiling Field, and
:, the Rev. H. M. Hennig.
and an Huth r. D. |: Brown q. 1926 Ridge pi,
Edward o; Mason, 10. l31 L st. Sc, and
Eye Evelyn l. Bal do1 II, 1919 1st st, Sc: the
Eric eey J. E GlIard Ia Mos5e' gre Richmond Calf and
Fay C.. Walton 5000 Connecticut ave.
Why, ny; the Reyi ,y;. Peter Marshall; ,
william H Cull@lmore' @ Al, $500 9ueSada
vernis Absher. jr.. "a. 1929 Alabama ave
s. Sc and I'M MaE,ore RsH plon ~ 42o
Sidney M. Mace 20, and Stella M. Smith,
2e, both of 444 New Jersey ave. Sc; the
John A. satori.. "a; Fort Meade. and Mary
3. Reid. % 1897 Newton st. NV; Judge
Robert Rbe e Z. Green, resres 30 171o Douglas st. ne
and Betty NJ Guild, 30 20 Charming st.
NV; the Rev A. SeXsmith.
NV; the Rev. G. T. Murray
Nathalia g. sanderson, 20 1906 Blaine
st. ne: the Rev. Joseph Buckley.
St, and Helen /. Henrish; 20 eo7o Bel.
mont I'd nT the Rey ,sos LuSkett
| NV. and Theresa M. King, Is, 1915
Swami st. NV: the Rev, "; J; Tyler.
owen wen "; no-sesk Rocksgold; %; 1736 9 St NV NV
ward st. NV: the Rev. Charles Enders
Frank S. Mochkowski A. Detroit. anc
Myrtle w; casle' A. Baltimore; the Rev
Kenneth L. Eaton 10, 500 B st. ne, ant
Christine r: TemlInson. 90, 235 End st
AIRED j. The famSerten Rs" a A. rfsestt Ala
and Sallie X. Holloway. "a. 1925 New
Hampshire ave. NV; the Rev. j. w
| RuStlT.
Paul H. Dickerson, e7, % Todd pl ne. an,
Shirley M. Hayden. 90, 3424 Noun
| Pleasant ST. NV; the Rev. L. w. Wine
John D. Mothershed, 4s, Atlanta, an,
Wilma c. Hughes, 30, New Orleans
judge Bentley.
Robert 1. BURGESS. %, ouantico. ant
Florence Z; Poukon, 81. 5o07 l4th st
NV, the Rev. I. 8. Ernst
| John J. Mcintyre. "a 1457 Chapin st
NV. and Ann carty; "a. 94ls 14tl
st, NV. the Rev. ]. F. Burns.
Thomas A.. Thompson. 81. 1907 New
HAMPSHIRE ave. NV. and Mary E. Fox
-, 1910 25th st. NV. the Rev How
George r smith -. Camp Lee, Va.
and Manila v. Malcolm. II, 1928 Over
c.or.s pl ns . he Rev, F. !, Bishop pht >.
NV. and Helen M stanback, 10. 327I
Prospect ave. NV, the Rev. Augustu
Lewis,
Daniel e johnson, sb, and Helen vii
the Rev. Augustus Lewis
Herbert J; Reese, 25. New York Ctv
..tsr as ihe pin.n,r 5sx y, D stls.. ssae lat, =,
NV and Evofs l. RAlidAy, 81, 123
Evening star., 1942-09-20

District Commissioners by the
Takoma Park Association.
In this connection officials of the
association say that it is found that
whenever the AFRAID sirens are
sounded In the District, the warning
is relayed to the pupils of the Paul
Junior High School by use OF the
schools fire. alarm signal. This,~they
feel, is an unwise practice. partic-
ularly in view Of the frequent re-
hearsals of air raids. They claim
further that where. on account OF
the insufficient equipment fire alarm
signalling devices are being used in
schools for notice of air raids, pro-
vision should be made for tnstalla-
ton of a separate air-raid warning
device in such schools, to be of an
entirely different tone from the
fire alarm device.
The association will hold its first
meeting of the season on the last
Tuesday in October.
Evening star., 1942-09-20


a Sherlock Holmes.
Another objection which has against
granting voting
employed the District Columbia
and already
ege through the voting privilege
connection been that
setaon to the people of the District
form of double representation.
With the wartime expanded population District
be considerable number employed
population conditions the
population of competent people of
Columbia who without number,
careful calculation has been found
of voting of each of a number O States.
has also been said unfair representation
Congress population of whom citizens
voters in the States This objection would be removed completely
the required constitutional amendment for
the discretion population
purposes those holding
States This effect exactly parallels what being
the of the local income tax
Another question related the foregoing has raised
someme whether such claiming residence
would lose their their State required
District Of Columbia. There
to vote where The
governed entirely by the laws the State citizenship
being permitted in this country claiming the
IN State would likely be challenged
he was voting in the District Columbia
Evening star., 1942-09-20
Hikes Planned
For SATURDAYS
By Parks Office
Nature Walks and
Canal Barge Trips
On T0day'S Program

A fall series of hikes, to be held
each Saturday afternoon and cover
ing approximately four miles each
trip, has been scheduled by the
Office of National Capital Parks to
provide recreation for busy residents
of Washington. A brisk pace will
be maintained, but occasional stops
will be made to allow the park ma
turalist who conducts the trips to
explain the flora and fauna of the
various regions to be visited.
Today there will be bird walk
conducted at the Reaches Run
Waterfowl Sanctuary at 7:30 am.
Water birds of many varieties are
to be seen there. The assembly
point, at the south end of the High
way Bridge, can be reached via the
Alexandria bus leaving from Tenth
and D streets.
The first of the Saturday series
of hikes was held yesterday in Fort
Dupont Park, which is heavily wood
ed and contains many delightful
woodland trails. There were also a
camera stroll through downtown
Lafayette Square. Many excellent
camera shots were offered by out
standing tree and shrub specimens
and such statues as those of Lafay-
cite, Won Steuben, Jackson and
Rochambeau.
There will also be a nature walk
this afternoon through a woodland
trail beside Cabin John Run, Md.
Participants will meet the park nat
uralist at the end of the Cabin John
car line near Conduit road and
Wilson lane, Md
Passenger service on the mule
drawn barge along the C. 6S o. Canal
will be offered today, with morning
trip leaving Thirty-sixth and M
streets NV, at IL am. and return
trip from the rear of the Glen Echo
firehouse near car stop No. SO,
Cabin John line, at 3 pm. Tickets
may be procured at 1416 F street
NV.
Evening star., 1942-09-20
5 More Citizens
Launch
Fall Programs
Bus Transportation
And Water Supply
Among Topics Listed

Five citizens associations will
meet this week to open their fall
programs of civic activity.
One group. the Interfederation
Conference, will discuss the advisa-
bility of holding regular meetings
this year In view of wartime con-
ditionS.
Harry S. Wender, acting president
of the Federation of Citizens AS
sociations, will speak at a meeting
of the Anacostia Association on
Friday. A proposed recreation CEN
ter on Fairlawn Park and study of
the question Of inadequate" water
supply for the area will comprise
principal business at the meeting,
John j. Watson, president, an
nounced.
The Burroughs and Fort Davis
associations will discuss the bus
transportation situation for their
sections, it was said.
A calendar of the scheduled meet
ings follows:
Monday.
Interfederation Board
room, The Evening Star Building
Eleventh street and PENNSYLVANIA
avenue NV, 8 pm.
Thursday.
Fort Davis-Ryland Methodist
Church, Branch avenue and S street
Sc, 8 pm.
Macarthur Boulevard Palisades
Park Field House, Sherrier and Ed
munds streets NV, 8 pm.
Friday.
Anacostia-Anacostia High School,
Sixteenth and r streets Sc, 8 pm.
Burroughs John Burroughs
School, Eighteenth and Monroe
streets NE, 8 pm.
Evening star., 1942-09-20

Emerson St NV; the Rev. H. l.. Bell.
Montgomery S. Robinson, %. jackson,
Miss, and Doris M. Little, 2l, 47OI
Connecticut ave. NV. the Rev. A. A.
McCallum.
James W Laws. 81, 27O1 11th st. NV,
and Georgia F. Nichols. 33, 1890 Fair
mont st, NV; the Rev. G. w. Nicholas
John K. Beard. jr., %. Camp Forrest,
Tenn, and Edith r. Twynham, 20. $40
Gallatln st. NV; the Rev. w. j..
Francis W Moseley. % 210s st. NV,
and Theresa M. Brill, 10, 1853 In
gfaham st. NV; the Rev L. A. McGlone
Evening star., 1942-09-20
Chemists, Engineers
To Hold Joint Meeting

The Chemical Society of WASH
ington will meet Jointly with the
District of Columbia Section of the
American Society of Civil Engineers
at the Chamber of Commerce Tues
day at 8:l5 pm. The Board OF
Managers will meet in the library of
the Cosmos Club at tbs pm. the
same day. /,
Frank Howard president Of the
Standard Oil Development Co., will.
speak on THE Manufacture and
Use of Synthetic Rubber" The lee
ture will be illustrated with colored
moving pictures and demonstra-
tions on a laboratory scale will be-
given to show the actual process of
manufacture
Evening star., 1942-09-20
Deuths Reported

George r. Simpson, So 54O9 18th st. NV.
John P. Nalley. rs: 2ls Jefferson st. n ".
Seth Th9mpSson' q Sae $40 5th sa,odv St, nv y
Louis c. Krauss, 81, al r st. NV.
Isaac W. Rouf. 81: 1926 kansas ave, ".
Samuel B GAYLORD, SO, Arlington.
Ernest T Gundach, Sc. 4lOO r. I. ave. ne,
William Halpin, 81, 243 I'd SIT. ne.
Sidney Suit. 81, 2012 18th st. ne,
William B. Garrison, 81. 1905 Critten-
den st.
Julia Arentz 50, 1928 Kansas ave.
Helen M Drake, Sc, 1410 Girard ST, NV
william E. Smith 55, 1884 4th st. ne.
Clyde F. Bush, 54. 1921 e st Sc
Isabelle J. Leitoh. 81, 522l 5th st, nv.
Joseph Bottash. 50. As T st NV.
Eilabeth McDonoush, SO, AYiinston
Kathleen Hun. 20, 1880 nth st. nv.
Evening star., 1942-09-20
Takoma Citizens to Urge
Fireproofing for School
Association Also Planning to Appeal for
Reswtacine and Inclosing of Grounds

Pubic
will requested
Takora hearings the 1874
be the Commissioners tomorrow
District Commissioners this effect
at will
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-14
Houses for Sale :.
(Wssf Of IYoodwardl

FENKELL - Groom, breakfast
nook, double garage. extras. Exceptional
value; $500 down. $40 monthly. Town
send e-111e.
LITTLEFiELD. i503s-s-rm. 2-sty; frame
storm windows screens. gar, bedrms,
good schoos and transp.; 81. $50 small On
paymt. BY appt. Lanphar's. CA. esio
OTTAWA, 1884 - 5-room cottage, 81 $50,
$500 down, ta5 month. TWELFTH. 1895
-5.toom cottage, ", $50. 1880 down. $50
month. Call Mr.. Olson. Temple i-se2e;
syerfree Ternpfe l.SS43
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BOMBER WORKERS.

e! ss'' =! s.SE:. :iss gas Z ~ frs rs y
BUY land n lincoln Park Water, sewer.
sa sIee t,oa sss tsIsphons Y YOU vtsh:
down. rrssawsri' D. ana I soddsss ssae. .''
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SEEBALDT, 504S-50

SEEBALDT, 5046-50
a-aat, 5 rooms. bedrooms saeh. steam
heat. Fear gsrags. Upper yshcsnt !, and
F iHjs dcssSassafsTkr . RS $40 81 DETROIT
1 FLAT--Near Grand River. rooms and
bath each. Heam furnaces. large base
menti sacrifice, $500. HURRY.
ELsEK EEKLTY q rNyEsTHENT GO;
LoREp- RpsseIl Biyd: sect.-s, bath
down bath up. Only $3.50 down sis
Sr ss,s s J:Fsgi ' 20 f a,s.
rooms each; $500. Terms. KENiL-
woRTH-Income and single on same iots;
ing. Cadillac 4zie.
and decorated $500. Trowbfidis John
u 800 down. Madison o4sl. Mslrcss i.ta
CoLoRED
Belmont; brick, 5 and aIcove up. down;
vacant; $1,000 down.
smediey. tts Y. Warren. TT. l-eie2
coEoREB-North Of Blvd. near John r: |,
BRICK two-nat: five rooms each; excel
garage V.coS down TN. i-s73s.
coLoRED - TRowBRfDoE OAKLAND
etcttOns tWC-Iamuy prtrhB bhA-nNek tAetl-
lent condition; IS, 500, terms. ELLIS n.
AAMLAR Trinity 1884.
coLoRED--NEgT sIDE-HuRRTl
1-fsm. brick. s each; $1,000 an.
cruteher tTei Mccrar. TY, b-saee. 4-ofet
doLoRED-Brfek four Nat; four furnaces
reasonpbis payments arranged. Nc
Queen. 10. e-s54i.
COi,oRED--Bsrrein, west side. brick 3.
nat, store 800 monthly income. csro
Proctor. upstairs.
COLohEb-Two-fiai west side, s-ei stss an
heat, 1-ear garage; 500 wli handle.
vinewcod 7-1os0. -
CoLoRED-Bivd. section: brick twe-ntt:
vacant: $1,000 down. McQuexns TO.
b-3541.
coLoRED-2-fanpiiy brick sc; smell dn.
payment. MeDuffie, TT. 6-0o5l. Hurry
coLoREb-e rms, stoker ht; Al eopd !;
Epworth mr.. warren; $3.50 On. TT. 5-eeee.
SIDE; modern two-fist,
$3.50 down. McQueen. TO. e-35si.
coNsUtT the enlarged Real Estate list
ings In the big Sunday Times Want Ad
Section!
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CROSSE nE-77e3 Island road; s-room
down.
HAMILTON twarrenJ-s rms; steam h. 4
suitable for roon1ing house: 81 0co. $500
down, S31 month. Williams. IL. 2-l35s.
JOHN r. .io-Mfe on Guinrie, . rms. utility.
Move right IN. A buy. So $50 III. 1893.
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LIrTLEFIELD, 13is0-Brick e-rm. fire.
place. screened porch. gas heat: tQxisi
lot; 90, 500; by appointment. HO. SOLO.
v. r, Gustafson. Reaitor. $4,000 schooicraft.
LIQutDATfNG SALE
Eight 5-roorn bungtlows, Dearborn-Barron
i.s6e- 81, $50; easy terms. s34s West Fort.
vi. z-4if4.
LfV ERNoIs -vERNoR--5-rcofn cottags; lot
eOxioa: 81, 200, $500 down. Lafayette
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Houses FOR Sale
fWest of Woodward)
ARLINGTON, 1853

FULL PRICE - ioO-y2s MONTHLY
Owner Ieevius city. Five rooms. bath; Al
condition: large income attic; fuii base.
ment. II. A. heat; nice fenced yard. trees
paved; north Of Plymouth road. svbetan-
tai down payment.
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ROsEDALE PARK, SOUTH

s.s fSmfrETE s,i aosEs .sto 5Ieg ss,e Old
perfec, shape; recreation room, Ess heat ;
lear gafrEr: large trees, besutiful land
scaping. Only $1,000 shown only BY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-14

TWO furnished lake shore cottages for
rent by season; reasonable. Christine 3.
Mis-, Houshton Lake, Mich.
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Little Farms FOR Sale
CHAPMAN HURON RIVER rAR1S
A location you WIN like % The Huron
River; q small farm and suFnrnsf resort
combined; good sofa well rsstrictsdS
acres. 81. 1s5. terrns: parcels ~ low q
through lockwood, eros bridge, turn IN
on South Huron River drive 4 mile. cr0ge-
man. no. e444. u NJ
CHAPMAN PENN Rb. TARK6 =
beautiful new development weu -
sIsss . .ns r.r MUM a. gs,ss Az. fs ss
81. los. t.fm.. cr@ssnin, no. Ssii,
v acre. t-rm. ffssas. si.seo. $50 ssvA
ACRE; S :; 81 ,s: ::s modem s I'm
/ acre on pavement e-ffn. nno4esaise1
FAR farmhouss: bot water heat. modern tesG
v acre. shade trees. house 2oxzs. sarasN
Ford Rd. Il Hiddi,ssk hssssors 5000
FOR GOOD YXKEE uEU = : !.
CLARENCE 2. RoLDT, Reeltss. CA. ~
dHAEp Ute home = AZ eSsss e III
ROCK. CITY water, slectticity. neS4o
tUs-2S,. wysndotfe fiSs.
|hALFSXCXE - BswSK V09SE - 81
v walls. (. sesss nsss is.N! I! RE- ~
H9 asss s S1sAs sls.s !. '' ss
Sassaons Armada wv. - -"
Beautiful hillside small farms: slsct1seisys
s Ssscsa eco .osds rsssonably rsss,ss.sa
chowBki, sales manager on property al dsv
sunday. Niagara isas. Pisss SeSi.
OLD FARMH0UnE And 3 serSS . dcd1a77
road; city water. eiec., gas Anl -
rss .s "a; Ssaas ifG ss. sssas'sA Ns~eA
ipENN5YTvANfz Road. / mIis ~
Telegraph; 10 acfVs. oi.6oo 49,
Owner. s1o1 Mack.
jTEz.EeRAPH .snd wscx roads. enc lnDo
|. north o. Goddard Down rfvsf heeeQqof-
tcrs for large and small fanpos hs)4,
both modsfn Asd shslst aefls Al NJ
CITY lots with all impfvvymfA{e. Rrf617VS1
for those wishIns 70 -SanS 9siSy. freSSf
lS Ssr g. 8 ana <. i ssssiy n ~ '&S
we may not hav: svsryskiss. batv - ~
s.zs nav hay - ::''s ssss,,s TIA; sSsi -
and WY RAD. 'e q. ME si sCsS q ~ Z
road. = :
TEN ACRE Track def1s6 Yarn Tor IN;
what you want. TsfoFfnStion, yossph M,
kowski. 80 North kpes street., N. .cDsn>
ems. Michigan. "a
THOMAS. 57-iO0 6efvs, rfeb, lsvel I'M
good Broom house, bafp, eAie1en cDoV3
fenced; 81 miles from DeffQit - yqek
fUon, one fnfe on pAve1nenSs o1,U00. ~
hoe 5743. AFTER three. q.
SMILE W., AT EVBR0HENN ~
me buses ery row runhIhe; nd btss
subdivisfons 30 choose IRON. Drfvs ont
| B.. ,. wAIx.INa
| Az ACRES
Telegraph road 1T i1H- MIA road. go
down. PLENTY Of tfees.
HArrAS nSftfn s Sf ~ sxcz.. ma;
lLfvsnoas road. psvsd ffSntzSS; 800 =
South boulevard (70-Mile roSAj: echoQt,
electricity, stores; good soil; VIII feGtffft44
ss. ss ssf e. Hozsrsy 'lass ne w. 49,
bzb DowN-Qniy ne LETT, Near pavsd
highway and bus. schools and storse-
Treadwell. Van Born and Inkstsr Rad.
~ ACHks, one block east 81 NSFftmSS
road, block south 81 Hivs-llns: te7b.
a. -
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LA SALE BLVD, 1853
LINCOLN PARK

10 NEW FLA HOUSES
OPEN DAILY, Just being finished No.
mo- psym'ts. until Oct. J. 1872 Just OF
HoGsEMkN sPfTzLEY CORP.
1904 washington Blvd. Bldg. CHI. ISIS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-14

BARGA -Marcus-Nt. Elliott: as. mod
ern, gar, $500. $500 On. PL. soa7.
AfNT-T Taller -PvritsnI 5-5; 1o% down.
Davis. UN. 3-4i5o.
CAMDEN, hear ChalmersI brick SIS. a-car
sarasel owner sacrificing. Tuxedo 2-isti.
sa ~, sd s s pn,ny psy'
s0i State Fair Il. TO. e-eeei.
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Executive Type Income

Executive Type Income
Bargain - Gladstone Fourteenth. two O.
room flats, a-rcom basement apartment,
5.car garage with 4-rooni apartment
steam OIL heat, q real buy; 1000 down
will handle Vermont e-sf53.
FORTUNE. 23i -53-Frame 4-tamliy5 al
ways rented: $1,000. with $500 down.
Lanphar's. CA. 1910.
HfLLJGER-e-s, ST. q. d. S. Lskeview,
SO, fufu., IS, 500. Raymond. Pr. pl4s.
EEMAr, ssi--Two-famIIy fiat; will sell
for equity. Lenox 507s.
LEMON, near Kerchevai; brick. SIS side
drive. Is, 500, terms. LAKEWOOD -
prick. Ell side drive, $500. $3.50 down.
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Houses for Sale


nsn IN. 0sr< sSys7 81 u No. Sfsss.
~, ss'' s... . we. a.! ss.s; ". ~: ,s; s
bath, A. C.. se-ft. fotI Beautiful 81: land
seased: best q neshssrs: everythIas hkssy,
schools. stores, ehurohss. Paid t5,teo 1854
viii fsks 50, 800; tecAss buildihs nGksf.
$3.50. Best buy ip city. 5000 down. Psfsr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-14

IDRExEL, near Mack-2-fanily, and o.
fun basement, hot air heat; 81, 500,
81. zoo down. owner. $500 81. Clair, Ivan
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-14

CHAPMAN HURON RIVER YXRNS
A location you win like Oh The Huron
River; q small fafSn and summer resort
combined; good sofa well rsstrictsdj 9
acres. S1.1s5. terms: parcels A. low q
through Redwood eross bridge. turn In
on South Huron River drive mils. or11s-
man. Ho. e444. 10
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FIILL PRICE. S2.3e5

pIcKFoRD, 2i2Ti--cor. Benttsr. A coy
4-roon home; good condition; large ioi
with trees: equipped with Oh heater and
drums. screens. storm Windows. Substan-
tiAl down payment.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-14

PIEDMONT. 1885 N. OF WARREN
FULL PRICE $3.50 SIS MONTHLY
Pour rooms. bath. 2 years old; run base
meat, u. A. heat. paved; 81. 800 cash re-
quired
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Resorts for Sale

furnished home on 81. Ciail
River al Pearl Beach; bargain; $500
terms. Mr.. Murray. Tuxedo f-ffee.
a. - az - y y
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Property
For Sale or Lsase

Fireproof Factory Building Z
77xin n. steel and cement block construc-
ton. has cement slab roof, 5 acres OF land.
Also machinery; equipment and stock foI
you need a factory for immediate occu-
fsctory u located IN TIE heart 81 indus.
trial hichigtn Oh Dixie Highway Number
cal Detroit teisphons. Tovns.nd s-5s7s.
AK for L. J. Colear.
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MINoCK, 1902
FULL PRICE, S4,19o

ONLY ,2l MONTHLY INCL TAXES
EARBoRN-wALWIT 1887. nr. Mich
room, 81 years old gas heat. substantial
down payment.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-14

LAupEB. 1882. ur iyndon--six rooms,
bath: Al condition, gar, Etoker. 5000
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-14

CHAPMAN PENN RID. FARHo :,
A beautiful new Development wsn ~
strictedi slightly rolling: iocated q PENN
syivaA.a and Orange kds.; I nilss froa
wy.ndotts ~ acres : road frsAtassst
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-02-19

Predstavnici c. l. o. A. F. L. IL Westinghouse, tako IL ts r.sta
javljaju prose nedele, izdai su zahtev "a povetanie najam,ce II
skladu sa poveeanjem zivotnih namirnica traze "nuni udeo pred
stavnistva rada Ii ratnoj proizvodnji.' Oni owe zahteve ucinise p-
sredom svouh casopisa.
Vrlo interesantno easopis CLIO, Economic Outlook" priznate u
|zaludnu borbu radnika sa postojecim junana kou oni vode protiv
kaptala. On veil, da povecane zvotnih namirnica i povecahte in
.dustrjskh pofita, opravdava zahtev "a povetanie naiannice, naro-
'cto kada ST skorasnja povecanja najamnice neutraiizovana tzbri--
sana) sa vecim cenama zivotnih namirnica. Take cd samih 1etera
dobvamo priznanje da ST radnici, cd kada e daju- cd prvih- zavo-
dit laznom kapitaistickom poitikonl. nakon velikih borbi, p.zrtvo-
vanja it'd, ostali onamo gde su bill pre-, ako nsu sada jos u voren
stanju!
TO Je kapitafisticka politika kja vlada sa feherima postojetih
Junl]a zbog toga nj traze da rad Dude 'puno pr4l-tavjen" Il u.
pravl ratne proRvodnje, kji zahtev se poklapa sa laznir feAessAim
geslom, "bratstvo izmedju rada kaptala'' Fekeri S OWN s.varno
traze da u line" rada sede zajedno ga "bracom" kapitalistima , da
zaJednlckl "upravlJaju' So ratnon proizvodnjom, toiest, da zaJejnic-
ki gledaju da 5 e radnci so wise izrabliuju cd Strane razb0jnitke.
putokrahje.
" Oh 90 gore, cd pometaca do upravnika dane svh zeraIj-
SIKH lndustrrla, sve te poslove upraznjavaju clanovi nase yeir. rad
nleke klase. Oni u obhno dokazal stalno dokazuju da "a petpino,
dorash da saml bz "ponoci' brace kapitalista' mogu vlo elekiv-
no prozvodltl v drustveno bogatstvo upravljati sa svon zsnhali-'
skem industrijom. ,so znaci da su plutokrati sa SWIM niihovy7,s o.
fekerlma, ma smetnji radnicke klase, cu vIadavint pos
lednJa mora kad tad, putem politicke ekonomsAe ahcje, unistni.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-02-19
Cestitanie pktokratske stampe.

Poznata je stvar da cen zvotnih namirnica >talno od~-@ go
re. IL Washingtona javljaju u. februara da su Gene swim prt5A'oii-
ma hrane cd IS. decembra do -. januara poskocIe Ia p Z 9 sto.
Zbog toga su radnici prinudjeni da stalno traze "poviSice.I ITO u
stsari znaci borba protv bgzog pada radnikove realne re!atssne
najamnice. Tako ST radnici Little Steel'-i auton1obiSke inaastrile
podneli zahtev ola i'm sc poveca dnevna najamnica "a s1o0.
Protiv owe traznje prvo ustade burzoaska stanpa poce aapa-
DAFT radnike zbog njihovog "nepatriotizma." Zatim je Leon Hapaer-
son opomenuo Odbor Ratne Proizvodnje da ne odoDrava "bitE@' 90
vecanja najamnice. kada ie burzoaska Stampa vdea la je u o.enOj
krusadi protiv podizania najamnice, So 2naci ga psdanje najaLnnice,
pomaze clan Rooseveltove Administracje, ona je odmah usta.a do
mu cestita, kao Sto to uradi plutokratski njuJorski Times, hada yece,
"Leonu Henderson, trebano cestitati ma njegovom huraznom pohu6-
kom izrazu. koeg ie ucinio JUICE u vzi sa savetom hojeg le do Cd
boru Ratne Proizvodnje da to teo glasa protiv opStih bunih' pov-
sia najamnice koje trazi junionizovani rad, zbog njihovog Il raIj-
vanja inflacije."
Tako vidino, kada je u pitanju poveGanie radnihove naiannice,
plutokrati, poitlcari burzoaska Stampa ustaju ko jedan C0vek
viu potiv radnika. 4 oni moraju tako postupati, ir VEGA o.ani-
ca znaci manji profit. Drugim recima, svi oni su branioci veceg pro-
fia, mamie najamnice. Trecim recima, oni su neprijateli "a frke
klase, jr ST trude swim silana da ie stalno guraiu nize. rl-srni-"
lem zvotu, da bi parazitska plutokratija mogla uzivai 1jima
se veci izrablieni "visak vrednosu."