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zam, jer "mandatorno uposllVa-
ME" Sc ne moze pomiriti sa knn-
yencionalnim kapitalizmom, ali on
porice da je njegov plan autor1-~
tarijanske drzave, veil da n11e
nj plan "slobodnih poduzeea
Drugim recima, njegov plan Ie
sismis!
Tako kapitalizam patti cd glavo--
bolje koju mu zadaje vellka bes
poslica "a vreme ratnog pros
periteta," izgleda da &c sasv1m
poludeti cd glavobolje koju 6e mu
dati ocekivani posleratni 20 mlil-
ona besposlenih radnika. On nije
sposoban da tai ogroman problem
resi-, jer su odavno presusili IL
vori njegovog normalnog zivota-
Zbog toga cujemo takve planove
koii su sada "sismis," ali kolI
nam kazu, ako radnicka klasa ne
posIusa savet Socijalisticke Rad
nieke Partije, da sc organizuje po--
liticki j industrijalno da tako ci-~
vilizovanom akcijom zameni kapi-
talizam sa Socijalizmom, propa--
dajuei konvencionalni kapitalizam
&c Sc morati izopaeiti u domaci
fasizam, kao sto Sc desi, prvo
Italiii a zatim u NemackoJ.
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Sve-indijski Kongres
trail nanOVO neZa-
viSnOSt.
(Nastavak sa l. strane.)

(NdSldN dk Sd /. SCA auC.J
takodjer, ako ne gore tai masov-
nj moralni pritisak &c Sc ciniti ma
takav nacin koji nece smetati ma
porima Ujedinjenih Nacija Il In
diji.
Ta vest narcotic podvlaci cinje-
nicu da je Gandhi uspeo da "a
svoju rezoluciju predobije Pandi-
ia Javaharalala Nehru-a, vodju
levog krila Kongresne Partije, a
to znaci da Sc on nevoljno pomi-
rio sa idejom koju je 5. julia US
vojio Gandhi imeno, da ostane
vojska Ujedinjenih Nacija i Indi-
il, ako &c odmah zemlju napustiti
nakon odstranjene nacisticke O.
pasnosti. Da, has to jeste pita-
ME: Hoceli "demokratije," htetl
napustiti Indiju elm poraze nacis-
ticku EVER, kada one same vele da
&c biti "prelazni PERIOD" pre- no
sto Sc uspostavi mir?
Pre- no sto Sc moze primeniti
pomenuta rezolucija delo isti
odbor je mora jos jednom sa for
malnim glasanjem usvojiti. (Ovc
je, izgleda, nacin koji daje par
dana vremena clanovima vecine
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N NASI DOPISI.

chard Park, ali nam upravnici od--
rekose mesto cetiri dana pred pix
nixon. Tako, kao sto Sc vidi, ina
Ii smo tex cetiri dana da ma brzo
objavimo gde cemo odrzati oval
piknik. Ali ipak piknik bese uspe-
san.
Pozdravni govor je odrzao drug
B. Papadopolos.
Cist prihod bese S68.40.
f. r., dopisnik.
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Sta da sc radi sa TO-
100000 radnika ma
kOn rata?
(Nastavak sa l. strane. J.

Ta komisiia je izraeunala da ce
oko 100000 radnika biti rat
MIN industrijama vojsci. Cd
toga broja ocekuie Sc da ce izme-
din Is i 20 miliona radnika bitl
"u procesu ekonomske drustve-
ne promene," kada mir dodJe.
Drugim recima oni &c morati ira
ziti druga zanimanja, ako in ika-
ko budu mogli naci. Ali poslednje
niie briga te komisije. Premda IL
gleda da je zadatak owe komisije
velik, ipak ona ina nesto sto je
najlakse da resi-. Njena briga ce
biti samo kako &c Sc radnici moci
prilagoditi novom uposlenju, sto
niie skoro nikakav problem, jer
vojnici behu radnici a radnici rat
ne industrije pogotovo su ''prila-
godjeni" da rade ma gde nakon
rata. Dakle, nije to glavni prob
lem, vee je velika briga celog ka-
pitalizma kako &c on moci uposli-
II tih 20 miliona radnika! To je
neresivi problem.
Da je tai problem "Gordijev
cvor" kapitalizma svedoce nam
razne propozicije raznih osoba /
odbora koje sc medjusobno ne sla-
zu pitanju kako Sc moze postici
mirni "prosperitet," nakon sto ne
stane ratnog "prosperiteta." IL
Charlottesville, Va, javljaju 10.
julia da su nekoliko govornika 60
vorili ma sednici university of
Virginia's Institute of Public AT
fairs" Chamberlain, professor e.
konomije "a Duncan C. Hyde sve-
uciliste, ma smetnji su mu vladini
odbori posleratnog planiranja
Prema MENU, ako Sc oni svi ne
uniste kao vladina poduzeca, "mi
eemo Sc podati periodu teske
duge depresije ekonomskom j
politickom sistemu koji je karak-
teristican Nemackoj R u i j j
[sic!]. Nece biti nj prosperiteta
niti slobode."
Protiv NIGGA su ustali mnogi
drugi professor koje je suvisno
spominjati pojedinaeno, koji su
Sc slozili sa preporukom Stuart
Chase-a, vladinog cinovnika, koji
preporucuje "mandatorno uposli-
vanje," koje &c Sc "postici" po-
mocu "mesovite ekonomije" VIA
dinih poduzeca privatnih korpo-
racija. Kao sto sc vidi, Chase-ova
preporuka smrdi ma domaci fash
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Kongres reakcije.
(Nastavak sa 3. strane.l

(Nastavak sa 3. stranel
Socijalisticka Radnicka Partila
poziva radnicku klasu AmerIke da.
usvoji marksisticki princip, da Sc
klasno prosveti, da Sc organizule
politicki industrijalno, sa svrhnm
da Sc putem civilizovane akciie i
odluke veeine stanovnistva owe
zemlje, obori kapitalizam da us
postavi onakvo drustveno uredle-
ME koje &c biti u najboljem inte-
resu celog oslobodjenog covesai-
stva, a koje &c Sc zvati Socijalls-
ticka Industrijalna Republika Ra--
da.
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svih ostalih kapitalistickih zema-
liza tada &c nestati imperijalis-
ticke sile koja tlaci narode kolo-
Mia kao sto je India, nestace
one sile koja izrabljuje najamni
rad. Drugim recima, samo tada ce
radni narod Indie zaista biti slo-
bodan.
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PIJACAI"CRNA PIJACA".

"crna pijaca" po swim evropsklm
zemljama prosirila, tako Sc ona
davno pojavila j u "demokratskoJ'
Britaniji. Ranije su preko radlJa
il Londona iavili da je vlada bila
prisiljena da ma svakom troku
hrane drugih potrebstina posta-
vi puskare protiv lopova, koji su
jamacno, precesto i uspesno ma
padali krali stvari sa trokova
da bi iii mogli odneti ma "crnoj
pijaci," da bi iii prodali "a viso-
ku cenu, koju SUI voljni plutokra-
ii da plate. Ali mozda nj britain
skoj vladi nije tako premrsko sto
Sc tamo pojavljuju "crne place."
jer ona mora da dobiva prilican
dohodak cd globe, sta korumpi-
sani politicari dobiju pod rukom
to je ekstra dohodak!
Premda postoji slicnost izme-
dju evropske "crne place" i peri
oda prohibicije kada Sc IL ovoj
zemlji krijuc prodavalo alkoholno
pice, ipak postoji jedna bitna
razlika. Ovde je proseean radnik
mogao tajno gucnuti po jednu ca
sicu rakije, ali tamo pod "crnom
pijacom" tesko da Sc ikoji radnik
osudjuje otici da nesto kupi, jer
mu to zabranjuje njegova mizer-
ma najamnica.
"Crna pijaca" je znak da u toj
zemlji radnicka klasa zivi uzasno
inferno, da patti cd manjkanja i
najelementarnijih stvari, kao sto
u spaniji radnici pate cd mani
kanja hleba. Ona je znak da, bez
pitanja koliko jedna kapitalistieka
zemlja patti cd manjkavosti bitnih
stvari, plutokrati nece nj malo
zbog toga patti, vec &c ziveti ras-
kalasno u izobilju kao uvek.
Tako je to klasnom drustvu,
kako "a vreme mira tako "a vre-
me rata, ona klasa koja stvara
svo drustveno bogatstvo koja
najvise snabdeva svoje sinove "a
vojsku, ia klasa je osudjena da Ii
vi mizeriji, dok ona klasa koja
nista korisnog "a drustvo ne ra-
di, zbog toga sto poseduje zemalj-
ske industrije, zivi neprekidno u
raskosu i izobilju.
Sretan &c dan biti kada &c sa
drustvene pozornice nestati ne sa-
mo "crna pijaca," nego j "bela"
normalna kapitalisticka pijaca.
Jer &c tada radnici, jedini korisni
clanovi drustva, biti ma upravi i
proizvodice samo "a upotrebu, to-
jest, "a uzivanje celog slobodnog
besklasnog covecanstva.
covecanstvo je sada dostiglo ta-
kav stupanj svoga razvitka kada
pijaca nije wise potrebna. Pijaca
uopste jeste znak da sa vecinom
stanovnistva vlada nemastina. O.
ma bese nuznost kada alati iii pro-
izvodna moe radnika bese ma MIS-
kom nivu. Ali sada je produktiv-
most radnika sa velikom brzinom
otisla II Wis da Sc, takorekuc, drus-
tveno bogatstvo, potrebne stvari
"a uzivanje, mogu rroizvoditi kao
voda nije potrebno postavljati
druge rrepreke da Sc do njih slo-
bodno dodje sem da je dana oso-
ba dala cd .sebe drustvu koliko je
bilo nuzno da bi ona dobila "a
njene potrebstine, da bi uzivala
punu drustvenu vrednost svoga
proizvoda. Tada &c sa svetom VIA
dati carstvo izobilja i srece, to-
jest, Socijalizam.
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Piiaca Sc pojavila po prvi put
medju primitivnim plemenlma ko'
ia su, zbog podele rada' koJa ]e
odredjivana specificnim uslovlma
razmenivali medjusobno svoJe su'
visne proizvode. Ali to bese ret
ka razmena i skoro neznatna, Jei
su primitivna plemena proizvodl'
Ii. stvari "a upotrebu ne "a raz-
menu.
Kada pade prvobitno komunls-
ticko uredjenje i ustupi mesto
klasnoj vladavini, tada pijaca do
bi stalnije mesto Il tom drustvu,
ali ipak ne tako vazno kao sto ga
ona pod kapitalizmom zauzlmlJe
Persiianci, Grci Rimljani znat-
no medjusobno sa drugim naro-
dina trgovase.
Sa dolaskom feudalizma skoro
Sc sasvim oduze mesto pilaci O.
ma Sc ponovno nije mogla povra,
titi dogod nije duh vremena pro-
izyeo mladu kapitalistieku klasu
Pod kapitalizmom pijaca je Ia
uzimala sve vaznije mesto dok sc
ma Moi danas moze prodatl | ku-
pitt ljudska cast postenje, kao
sto nam "a to sluze, kao vidni pri-
meri, postojeci fekeri i ostali pre-
varanti renegati, agenti provo
katori it'd.
Sada Sc pod kapitalizmom pc
prvi put pojavljuje "crna pijaca,
kao da je ona logicna posledica
profanisanja kapitalizma, tojest
crnog nacizma! Rat sprecava nor
malnu razmenu izmedju pojedinih
zemalja tako mnoge stvari u
mnogim evropskim zemljama ma
njkaju da je vlada prisiljena da
iste porcionise, kao sto je slucaj
sa secerom ovoj zemlji. Ali to
porcionisanje vazi samo "a radni
narod, jer kapitalisti koji uvek l.
maju pun dep novca mogu iste
dobiti obilno ma "crnoj pijaci."
Nedavno Sc IL Madrida povra-
tio Louis Nevin, dopisnik "Asso-
ciated Press" koji izvestava da Il
celoj spaniji vlada opsta mizeri-
ia, koja, naravno, pogadja uvek
radni narod, da sama zemlja patti
cd manjkavosti mnogih potrebsti-
ma, sto je dalo povoda da Sc po-
jave svestrano mnoge "crne pija-
ce." On veil da Sc cesto hapse
mnogi operatori malih "crnih pi-
jaca," ali veliki Sc ne mogu uhva-
titi. (Mozda Sc medju poslednji-
ma nalazi sam zlikovski Fran
kc!) Ali iako Sc cak i ii sitni O.
peratori hapse, pomenuti dopisnik
veil, da Sc S time ne unistava NIL
hova pijaca. Evo kako ovome
direktno govori Mr.. Nevin:
"Crna pijaca spaniji, kao u
ostalim zemljama Europe, toliko
Sc prosirila da Sc Sail Moi
govori kao prvo stepenitoj trgo-
vackoj organizaciji. Ona je vaz-
nj izvor .drzavnog dohotka, jer VIA
da svake nedelje dobiva skoro mi
lion pesetasa cd globe" Onda on
veil da Sc svasta moze dobiti ma
"crnoj pijaci," koja Sc spanski zove
"estraperlo." Dokle izrabljivacki
bogatasi njihovi bolji placenici
mogu dobiti sto zelje ma tim "es-
traperlotima,' dotle one SUI jake
nepristupacne najamnim radnicima
ostalim clanovima radnog naro-
da.
Kao sto Nevin sam veil da Sc
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Pittsburgh. Pa.

Dr Comrades
bit their teeth
Cmra
?Suay,Juy a
Car
chefs
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IL ZIVOTA FEDERACIJE.
Drugarski izlet u Medina O.


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iacama kolonijama jer &c sc be-
gatsvo proizvoditi, ne "a prodaJu,
nego "a upotrebu svih korisnih
proizvodjaca.
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Parti:jski Organi.

s'WEEKLY PEOPLE,"
Zvanicni nedeljni organ Socijalistieko
Radnicke Partije Amerike.
Godisnja pretplata: $500.
81 Cliff Street, New York, n. r.
..RADN1cKA BoRBA."
Nedeljni organ Jugoslavenske Sociiaais
ticke Radnicke Federacije-
Godisnja pretplata: $500.
3413 st. Clair Ave- Cleveland. O.
"RABOTNIcEsKAP PROSvETA
Nedeljni organ Bugarske Socialists
Ike Radnicke Federacije.
Godisnja pretplata: s1.50.
p. O. Box 1868, Granite City, H.
ga MUNKAs."
Nedeljni organ Madjarske SocijaIistk
Ike Radnitke Federacije.
Godisnja pretplata: 5000.
p. O. Box 213, Station D
New York, N. y
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Picnic in Detroit. Mich.

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be games n
self
P O
Pknik u Chicago ILL.,
Tam
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Piknik u Bellwood, Ill.

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skrnnkv L.
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Piknik u Chicago. Ill.
REFORMA ILL REVOLUCIJA?

REFORIA Ill REVOLUCIJA?
Goor:D
kmensu evocUa" Ali bio
odzan
ororm
tt
eknUge. = 5cnh stranca
Poruzbine tre
Cleveland Ohio
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-31

about II. which she Is.
Mrs. Miniver is undoubtedly
the most heart-warming charac-
ter since Mr.. Chips. She seems
to sum up all that the poets have
written about this England"
There are many tense moments
in the film. packed with suspense
and drama, but there is also the
touch of Charles Lamb.
The Minivers are a typical
English middle-class family, liv-
ing on the banks OF a sleepy
river in a house called "Star-
lings." They are symbols of the
pleasant and civilized sides of
existence. Mrs. Miniver at tea;
Mrs. Miniver trying to discover
what the windshield wiper Is
saying; Mrs. Miniver and her
three unpredictable children and
her altogether too practicable
husband-these are the simple
truths behind every home. Or, as
one British soldier expressed it:
1T makes us know what we are
fighting for"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-31

pleasant and charming as you
can imagine.
The incest thing about Mrs.
Miniver" Is the way Greer and
Walter personify its quiet humor
Of delightful domestic life. 1t was
summed up in the book by this
paragraph:
Glen caught her eye across
the table. II seemed to her MRS.
Miniver) sometimes that the most
important thing about marriage
was not a home or children or a
remedy against sin. but simply
there being always an eye to
catch"
Much Of the flavor Of the book
has been kept in William Wyler's
direction and the film starts off
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-31
BY
JOHN u. STURDEVANT,
Motion Picture Editor.

u OVELY, flame-haired Greer
Carson and dark. suave
n~y Walter Pidgeon are the
screens most happily married
couple"
Their first venture in matri-
mony was in the well-remem-
bered Blossoms in the Dust" In
Metro Goldwyn Mayors forth
coming Mrs. Miniver" they CO.
star again as man and wife.
An exciting plot has been
added to Jan Struther's best sell
ing book of English family life
and Greer. in the title role. is as
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-31

Greer Gar
son, I'm the
Title Role
Of "ME.
Miniver,"
Helps Moor
the Boat Of
Her Hus-
band, Wal
ter Pid-
geon, After
His Return
From Res
cuing Brit
ish Soldiers
at Dunkirk.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-31

A Afenac-
ing Nazi,
Played by
Helnuth
Dantene,
Terrorizes
the Coun-
tryside and
Is Finally
Captured
by the
Brave Mrs.
NIiniver.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-31

UndaiInted
In Faith
and Cour-
age, the
MiniveB
and Their
NelghbOrs
Gather
After the
Blitz Which
Destroyed
the Town
to Listen
to Their
Vicar.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-31

BoTnbers
Overhead
Greer
Carson and
Her Sons
Wife Sit
Out an Air
Raid I'm the
New Au-
tornObile.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-26
BARCLAY ON BRIDGE
By Shepard Barclay
"The Authority on Authorities"

two tricks in that suit. boating
the contract.
One North decided to open the
* OF his partners diamonds. When
it Won, he decided that diamond
singleton in dummy. threatened
possible rufus. SO switched to
his spade s. This GcCla,cr then
got the trumps ont and led
a club, giving the defenders
their last trick there. Clubs
furnished plenty OF heart discards.
also a diamond. so that an extra
trick was scored.
The same number of tricks
came from the opening lead Of a
spade-a very bad lead, as only a
club and a diamond got lost.
Maximum score for the dcclarer
came where North made another
very unsound lead. his club A.
hoping TO give his partner second
round ruff. After South PLAYED the
4, West falsc-carded with the 10.
making North think South might
have had n singleton if West
strained so hard. He therefore led
a second club. West had only to
draw trimpS and run clubs to
take all the rest Of the tricks.
The most important factor, to
get maximum results for the de-
Tense, was the taking out of the
heart A before clubs got led by
either side.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-26
Prices Hold Firm
On East Markets
Continued from Page OncJ

about 3I.i0 cents today, COMPARED
with yesterdays unofficial average
of approximately $3.50 cents per
pound for about 100000 pounds.
The range al KinSton today was Is
to 30 cents. quality unchanged. Yes
icrday'S total sales were l.256.2lU for
Sl66,$7l.l2, an average of 3T.lO cents.
NJ Raleigh. the L. S. Department
of Agriculture said reports from
eleven of the fourteen markets show
cd that 6,9l0,274 pounds sold yes
icFday nj an average of 1904 cents
per pound. and average of 9.i9 cents
over opening day last year
Averages on individual markets
ranged from 3i.9+ 10 1891. the de-
par,mcnt received no report from
Ah"skic. GoldsborO and Wendell.
General coalition Of the Rocky
Mount and Grccnvillc markets was
about the same. Rocky Mount re-
ported 929.634 pounds sold ycstcr-
day for S363.48l.77. an average OF
S39.lO. No figures were available at
GrccnSvillc. but better grades there
were unchanged. Common was
lower.
WcndclfS average was S40.42. with
21i 1862 pounds bringing SlO9. 70O.91
Better grades improved today and
lower class weed was holding lis own.
Al FarmviIlc. yesterdays sales
amounted 10 100000 pounds Tor
Sl9l 900. an average of 81 cents. The
figures were unofficial. Quality was
poor on opening day and continued
so today. with a price range of l8 to
90. Tips and Tugs comprised the
greatest part of offering
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-26
MARSHALL WELCOMES
BRAZIL AS NEW ALLY

Washington, Aug. 26.-(AP)-
General George &. Marshall. chief of
staff ri the United States Army. told
the Joint Brazilian-Unitcd States
defense commission yesterday that
Our triumph is as inevitable as the
sunrise" as he welcomed the fight
ing forces OF Brazil las Our allies"
The commission held its first sec
ret session, followed by a luncheon.
To plan Il common front against axis
powers who General Marshal! said
were the most ruthless enemy the
modern world has ever known
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-26
Picnic Planned For
College Students

IGNORING tine forty Methodist
young people who will leave soon
for college. tn" Young Peoples De-
partmcnt of First Methodist Church
Is planning "A bicycle ride and picn e
at Rock Mill tomorrow afternoon.
The young people will meet at MR..
{. l.. Finch'S home. 3O7 Andrews
avenue. at p. III. Everyone wine
can Is expected 10 ride a bicycle.
but there will be cars for those who
do not have bicycles. \ swim is pat
oil the afternoon program ii the
weather permits.
The entire dCpartm,n; is urged 10
come twiih wCll-fIllcd baskets la
provide ior their guests To help
give the college crowd q good end
off.
In case o! rain the supper will bc
IN the basement of the church.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-26
News
DEATH.

Iw,kcG once more.
- ,.,rs I've watched the morn
p,,,t through the thinning night
p p"S hen arose Ia do the homcly
clurcS
Of d,ily life.
r,t night | dreamed a cream.
.sr,rhi NY name was called. ard
.n,samcr forms
n, lrht and tint and sheen
Inn me smiled.
ind three kncw: but even as they
ncaIcG.
.aw dear faces that Id lost !"r
veal.
r,cir exc, held pcacc-dccp set w:rh
mystery.
r,,rc was exalted joy in outstrctch-
cd hands.
r,e while the chorus chantcd,
Come.
So now I've walked, but am ali
alone
s,yc ior a Presence that | do not
see.
ne pain Is s"nc:-that old familiar
sting
Ard luH.s down upon Il form
g. still ana white. the wonder grows.
Tia, eve. | have lived within.
Unjust pa ON: move ON thought
that's not ru! uwn: So swift and sure
and hight,
. pals, book down. Is that the
chu"cu
Tssrc Sunday last sang the
hyuu-
And questioned Immortality?
The sun GlmtS through the room
Were ,Io>c love still rest in sleep
-ryll wake Ia find me gone.
T.t they ID" sJrC until they follow
ne
.n UI,@ them yet and going on
ward 'uu.
leila Ward Tippy
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-26
Steel Workers
Get Pay Hike

Washington, Aug. 26.--(AP)-'ih,
War Labor Board has directed live
Z. >. Steel Corporation subsidiaries
IL i'aISr the wages oi 2jO.Ouu en-
ploycS > ID cents an hour. effective
a. al SIX months ago, although the
COMPANIES commended their contracts
al the old wage rate were operative
until two weeks ago.
The boards order duplicates tn,
provisions Oi lis Little Steel" ururI
oi last month. including maintcn-
''ncC al tnIOn membership. cIccK-
OIL al union uuCS. ana minimum
daily wage guarantees.
sc IHiuL.It 81 Inc increase Was
!"t c"I,irSlCu LciOrc the Duuru, ana
itr vote To order the incrCd.c VA.
..n..n!imuu:. interest CcnlCl,d ON the
.,uuHCiI,r feature and the vote ON
'i.'N Mas 10 t, the employer mcm-
.."'S dissenting. OppuSIlInn 10 II MES
puiit urCnd Il contention that con-
.i.s,tS cannot be muuIlicd by It tnru
ga. ).
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-26
II Missing
On Navy Plane

Washington. Aug 26.-Thc Navy
Ccpdl tncnt announced today that Il
"avy plane. carrying II officers and
three men i, missing between Kodiak
and White Horse. Alaska. during \
routine trip from Kodiak Ia Seattle.
Wash.
Tho next of kin have been mott
tied. the department said.
The missing plane was one OF three
which started out on the trip and en-
cGuntcrcd such bad weather that
;icy were forced 10 fly by inStru-
r1cni soon after taking off. the Navy
said.
Two OF the planes arrived safely
at White Horse. Naval aircraft have
tccn searching for the third plane
and the services of other agencies
Lave been enlisted.
None of the men on the plane were
listed as being from North Carolina
Meantime. at Sumter. S. G.. Lieut.
William J. BurOk. OF BOnora. Pa. in
structor and cadca FREDERICK IA
Sanford. of Mcnands. n. Y. we're
killed when their training plane
crashed near the army'S basic flying
school at Shaw Field.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-26
THE LAP OF TIE GODS

HOW SOME of your contracts
make out is proposition conf
pletcly beyond your control It is
in the lap Of the gods. That is. it
depends entirely on what yol.r OPP
poncnts do. If the Defenders ado3t
one line of attacK upon YOU. they
can beat your contract. II they try
another. You make it. with per-
maps an extra trick. II they
choose still third method, they
give you a number Of extra tricks.
In brief, your fate may be decided
by luck. Skill counts IN the long
run, but there are plenty Of oc-
casions on WHICH it is O! no value
to you. Don't let that make YOU
heratc your luck. however. as it is
part of the game. ana usually
eVcns up eventually.