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RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-11-18
THURSDAY, NOV. 18th, 1943.
POLTTICKA KUKAVICA.

Y Slobodnoj Reci cd IL. novembra nalazi-
mo sledece:
"Vec duze vremena nema 'Srbebranu
onih 'zrnaca' i slova X. Dobro bi bilo, ako bi
urednistvo dalo objasnjenje, da nisu zrnca
sovo X povratili opet Il eselpisticku stran-
k,,, da je podmlade i uliju joj novu struju krvi,
kao sto su ulili stare 'Srbobranove' zile.''
Svakako da Slobodna Rec misH da sa gor-
i'm izliva mudrost vekova, ali stvari to nije
nista drugo vee noliticki kukavicluk koji je
postao sigurno obelezje svih Stalinista.
Evo dokaza:
Kroz proslu godnu mi smo izneli eitavu
gomlu dokaza u vezi sa zdajnickom ulogom
Slobodne Reel; mi smo dokazal da Slobodna
Rec potpuno negra klasnu borbu; mi smo do
kazali da ona glorifikuje i praktkuje klasna
saradnju sa smrtnim neprijateljem radnicke
klase; mi smo dokazali da ona pokusava ubltl
buntovni duh radnika koji Sc odupiru sve ne
milosrdnijem izrabljivanju; mi smo dokazall
da ie ona odbacila masku internacionaizma
da Sc obukla u prezirno ruho kobnog sovi-
nizma Sve to je stvar rekorda stupcima RAD
NIcKE BORBE
Da Ii ie ia Stalinistcka krpetina poku-
sala da jedan put opravda svoje izdaJnicko
drzanje; da Ii je pokusala da sc odbrani cd
jedne teske optuzbe koju smo poslali ma menu
adresu; da Ii je jedan put pokusala da DO
kaze da je njen pravac skladu sa intereslma
radnicke klase; da Ii je. ma ma koJ naclIl'
pokusala da opovrgne nasu tesku, mnogo pu-
ia opetovanu optuzbu, da je ona slusklnJa re-
akciie? Odgovor ma sva ia ptanja jeste Jedno
veiko - NIJE!
Ali Slobodna Rec ipak usudila da ne
koiko puta spomene ime RADN1CKE BORBE.
pocetku ovog uvodnika, citirali smo memo
najnovije spominjenje naseg imena Ono sto
ie kazano u tom citatu kazano je swim dru-
GIN osvrtima Slobodne Reel A svi ii osvrtl
okretu Sc oko popa Kozomore pokusava Sc
da Sc veze nekadasnji George iii Danllo Eozo-
mora sa RADNIcKOM BORBOM
Mi priznajemo da je Kozomora nekada tpre
skoro 30 godina) bio clan Jugoslavenske Fe-
deracije SIP. ALL sta slime? Nije kozomora
jedini koji je nekada bio mas clan sada nl1e.
Mi imademo prilcno dugaeku listu blvslh cla-
nova SIP. Neki su otpali zaboravljeni nekl
su Sc pridruzi neprijatelju. Ali, sta slime? IL
dainika 1e bilo cd pamtiveka, bice III jos no
zomora ie ostavio radnicki pokret i otlsao u
popove da sir ideju zivotu posle smrtl Ga ma
svo nacin pomaze produzenju lopovskog slste-
ma kapitalizma. Da Ii ga to prlbllzava Sill!
Iii ga to cini krvnm bratom onih koji su ma
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-11-18
NAJAMNICA ICENE.

Pitanje cena ma aiamnice profita raZvilo
celoj zelji U ovoj raspravi 'moze Sc jasno pri-
metiti borba iznedju rada kapitaia, borba
koja udncuje sve troje: Gene, najamnlcu
profit. Navode Sc statistike @ porastu cena
najamnice, porastu i "padaniu" profita it'd.
Z Washngtonu sc ova rasprava vodi sluzbeno
Ii War Labor Board-u. Predstavnici "rada"
srgumentisu 'korist" povsivania najamnice
dok preistavnic drzave zauzimaju protivnu
stranu Prv navode Ginjencu o poyecanim
cenama zivotnih namirnca, koie jos uvek idu
gore, dok druga strana tvrd da ie najamnica
otisla gore wise nego Gene.
vezi sa oyom raspravom Cleveland Plain
Dealer 60. novembra) IL jednom uvodniku kaze:
ma protiv, organzovani rad radnci uGinio
je malo, ako ista IL finansijskom zrtvovaniu
"a svrhe rata. Radi povisenia plate po satu II
suglasiu sa Little Steel fornulom prisilnog
prekovremenog rada, IL suglasiu sa propis ina
wage-hour akta, prosecna zarada Industrial
nog radnika, isla je wise nego korak sa povi
siyaniem cena zivota.'
Beg ikakoyh racuna iii statistika radnici
posto sto Sc oduzma cd radnikove slate "a rat
ne svrhe sto oni nazivaju "porez ma dohodak,
nije nikakav zalogaj "a danasnju ogromnu rat
nu masnu, "a radnika je to veliko zrtvovanje,
kad mu Sc toliko oduzme i od tako male ma
jamnice. Ako jos tome dodamo ratne Bon
dove, pa i mnogo kojesta drugoga, gde smo
onda. Ia najamnog radnika to je veliko finan-
81: sl-o y,t1o 10 10 Jal fn
6ini dobre volje iii ne.
Radnici takodjer znaju, bez ikakove sta
tistike da je njihova najamnica daleko
ostala ispod cena zivotnih namirnca. Ovu Gin
jencu, IL koiko je priznaje, burzoazija oprav-
dava, sa "ratnom nuznoscu,' ii. da radnici
moraju podnositi jedan deo ratnih troskova.
Gene zivotnih namirnica, posko6ile su prema
New York Times-u g. novembra) cd augusta
meseca 1889, do Septembra 1943, kako sledi:
hrana AZ posto, odelo 80 posto, pokucstva 26
posto, razno Is posto, gorivo osvetlenje 10 pos
to kirija posto. Prosecno 26 posto Owe cifre
tesko da su pouzdane Svakodnevno iskustvo
oko kupovanja hrane, ubedjuie mas da je hra-
ma poskupela najmanje "a sto posto cd 1889.
godine do danas. A drugi espapi nisu mnogo
zaostai.
Ali pazite in kako znadu ovde preterivati,
kad govore povisenoj najamnci. Cleveland
Plain Dealer gore pomenutom broju uvod-
niku kaze da je najamnica porasla samo cd
januara 1941 po do augusta 1943, "a 63 posto.
Tu je uraeunat, prekovremeni rad, povisica
plate po satu sve sto Sc moglo ura6unati, ali
ne pomnju nikakove odbtke cd ma jamnice, to
oni kriju Pa ipak oval raeun je sasvim sum-
niiv S ovim raeunima oni hoce da opravdaju
vladino protivljenje povisivanju najamnice
radnicima Sad posto radnici bune protiv We
likih profita koje poslodavci zgrtu svoje DE
pove traze da Sc cd toga nesto otkine i dade
ma povsicu plate, burzoazija "dokazuje' da
nj to nije tacno, da poslodavci ne zgrtu velike
profile.
Ista novina Il istom uvodniku donosi sta
tistiku O profitu, gde Sc kaze: Profit u ma
nufakturi (nakon odbitka poreza) bio je $3,-
53O00OO0 1929. godini; $3,4l000o.OO0 u
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Ne slaze Sc!

Stalinisticki Narodni Giasnik 40. no
vembra) uvodnikuje protiv imenovanja
God strane ameriekog Ratnog Odelenja'
porucnika Nikole T. Stepanovica Ia anie-
rickog vojnog atase kod kralja Petra
Kairu. N. G. Sc ne slaze posto on smatra
Stepanovica ''otvorenom pristasom izdaji-
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svoj nacin otstavili ma stranu svaki govor 0
radnckom oslobodjenju obukli Sc mantiju
klasne saradnje spasavanja ostataka burzo-
aske demokratje?
Slaba ii je odbrana, politicka kukavico.
Ali pazi da ii ia odbrana ne svrsi kao ono
klanjanje pred Drazom Mihajlovicem
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Dzepna Bib1ija.
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KRISTIJAN STAMPAR.

Sedamnaesta knjiga romano Eugene Suea Tajne naro-
da iii storija jedne proeterske porodice kroz vekove
Prica Sesnaestom Stolecu. - dve knjge. Knjiga H.
sa orxinalnog francuskog engIesk Daniel De Leon.
Sa engeskog jugosavenski L. Petrovic
18.
Jezuit nastavi ctanje glasno:
'Car Germanije drugi Knezevi, ko ostase kato-
ci imaju da zatvore prolaze Francusku
ia to zemlji da bi sprecili protestanskim knezevma
da dodu upomoc Navarcima, takoder &c da postara
u da svacarsk kantoni ostanu mirni tn svrhu bice
porebno da katoci kantoin obave rat professionalism
kantonima i da Papa dade mogucu pomoc rece
MIN kantonima, te da iii snabdeva novcem drugim po
trebnm stvarima rat.
'Dok su Francuska svajcarska tako zapletene
tom, Vojvoda cd Savoa &c da znenada nava zenevu
Lozan da zauzme ia diva grada da svestanoynike ko
odupiru preda macu druge dade pobacati je
zero BEE RAZLIKE DOBA Ill POIA da bi svioni ose-
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-08-21
Compromise
Feared In
FEPCCase

WASHINGTON-(ANP)-If Chi
cago developments are any indica-
ton, the Fair Employment Practice
committees famous Mobile COM
promise is going to dog the Ne
gro's fight for indignation from here
on out.
Employers in the Windy City have
been told through publication
serving the Employers association
Of Chicago. under Labor News
Brevities, that so long as FEPC las
given the practice its blessings. seq
regation OF workers is all right.
Segregation OF Negro workers
from white employees Is not neces-
sarily = violation Of the anti-dis-
elimination executive order $500,
so long as the FEPC recently APP
proved such . solution Of . racial
controversy at the yards Of the Ala
bama Drydock and Shipping COM
pany. Mobile. Ala" the item reads
(blackface theirs) "An FEPC, di-
rectly responsible to the President,
is empowered TO investigate COM
plants of discrimination, conduct
hearings and take any appropriate
steps TO obtain elimination OF such
discrimination"
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-08-21
Chart Plans
For History
Confab Here
BY GLADYS MILLS

The busiest people OF all Detroit
and Inkster took time out to answer
the call OF the Negro History Group
which was held at the spacious
home Of the Harvey Jackson Jr.'s
on East Philadelphia avenue, Sun
day. August Is, at 5 pm. The pur-
pose of the meeting was to further
formulate plans for the Negro His
tory Convention in late October.
The general chairman, L. c. Blount,
was right on hand to lend an ear
and make helpful suggestions to all
the standing committees. Council
man Simmons Of Inkster, chairman
of the Finance Committee, placed
all the plans before the body and
gave further details Of the pro-
posal TO raise funds. Snow Grigsby
has consented to act as chairman Of
the Program Committee.
The following persons were re-
cipients OF the lovely repast served
by Harvey and Sheilsh: Mrs Chanie
L. Shy. Mrs. Gertrude B. Williams
Mrs. Beattie Britton, Wynona Sim
mons, Rev. M. L. Simmons. Maud
Andrea, Jose Martin, Mrs. Elmyrs
Thurston, Mr.. James johnson. Mrs.
Mile Rochelle, Carol Shy. Sylvia
Tucker, L. c. Blount, T. D. Coar,
Robert Simmons. Mrs. NJ. B. Chism,
Mrs. Ashley Cain, Hattie Winston,
Atty. Powell and John p. Martin.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-08-21
Superior Life Ready
For Second Big Picnic

The second annual picnic staged
primarily for the youth members
OF the Superior Life Insurance So
Getty under the sponsorship OF Joe
Louis clubs will be held Tuesday,
Aug. 81. at Joe Louis Springhill
farm.
The youth members arc anticipat-
ing bigger day than last year
when o or $50 spent the entire day
at the farm without accident or
fight. A full program has been
arranged, a portion OF which fol-
lows:
General assembly, 1000 to 1890
The assembly will be under the
direction OF Madame Artelia w
Eutchins, youth staff worker. I'M
mediately following the assembly
there will be elimination contests
baseball games, running b'oad
jump. stand broad jump, hop, step
and jump, and horseshoe pitching
The following dasEes will be con-
Quoted according to age groups
8 TO 8, 80 yards: 9 10 IL, so yards
10 to l6. 100 yards. 1900, lunch
1870 to 2;30, general assembly; an.
nouncement OF winners, baseball
games and track events followed By
boxing exhibitions, horse riding. bi.
cycling, and moving pictures.
The champion bicycle rider o.
Jamaica, British West Indies. viii
be presented. 2:30 ,.rn.. champion
ship finals in baseball game anc
track event. other athletic event
to be held during the day are shoe
scramble race, tug o'wsr, rels,
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-08-21
Killer
Arrested In.
Mississippi

VICKSBURG, Miss. - (ANP) -
Charged with the hcndish murder
OF his comedy wife and their three
small sons, T-ycar-old Austin
Crews was being held in the War
rem county Jail here Wednesday
following his arrest by Sheriff
Julius M. Buchanan.
Dean were Mrs. Eta Crews. q
and three sons, Cornelius, 8; Ollie
Leroy. 4; and Isaiah. 2. The body oil
Mrs. Crews, an expectant mother
was found in the Crews cabin about
six miles north of here, six bullet
wounds through the abdomen. head
and chest The battered bodies oil
the boys were neatly stacked near
the door. They had apparently
been beaten with a heavy blunt
instrument.
Jealousy was assigned by Sheriff
Buchanan as motive for the heinous
crime. It was disclosed that Mrs.
Crews had been estranged from her
husband for about a year and dur
ing his absence had been living as
common-law wife with A. c. Sam
ders, we'll known farmer. who had
been supporting both the woman
and her children.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-08-21

This proposal is in line with the
Hitler theory OF race superiority
and would tend to encourage the
program OF the fascist groups in our
country through division. II it is
necessary to prohibit one group
then all groups from that section
should be prohibited from entering
war centers.
7. We feel that migration is not the
cause OF race rioting. but rather the
failure of Acknowledgement Biddle
10 prosecute those known insti-
gators Of race hatred such as those
indicted in the Sojourner Truth
conspiracy has encouraged and
aided those who stir up violence.
This proposal likewise violates the
spirit and letter OF the Constitution
and the Four Freedoms and must
be opposed by all lovers OF real
democracy.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-08-21

.ces. three deep. and cracker eat
ing contests
Some OF the out-tanding athletes
OF the country will be present and
will participate in the .ctivities. The
boxing contest will be refereed by
Dave Clark, Detroit boxer. Jesse
Owens OF the Ford Motor company
a..d Olympic title holder, will also
be present.
Buses will leave from Balch
school, 5536 st, Antoine, at 9 o'clock
Tuesday morning, and parents are
urged to have their children there
at I. 4 time.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-08-21
OtisEatOn FreedOf
WOman's Charge

Arrested last week on the com
plant OF u 31-year-old white woman
who accused him OF forcing his way
into her home. Otis Eaton, SO, OF
1924 Ardnt street. was dismissed
Tuesday when he appeared before
Recorders Judge Joseph A. ellis
on a writ.
The case against Eaton was dis
missed on motion OF the Prosecu-
tors Office after the complaining
witness had failed TO appear In
court and testify against him.
Mr.. Eaton stated that he had re-
quested his attorneys to make a
thorough investigation OF the case.
He pointed out that he had gone
to the police station as the result
Of telephone call. and was held
after he arrived there.
He further stated that he had
been arrested and held on some
trumped up charges which were
without foundation.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-08-21
CLAIM Hpc STALuNG
IN TRANSIT CO. ISSUE

! anal determination at It's next
meeting.
Al its meeting OF July Is the COM
mittee agreed that IL steps 10 be
taken by the company ARE not ade-
ouatc" in tho committees judgment.
FEPC would proceed against Cap
tal al It's Aug. Q meeting"
Last Monday Fr Haas told his
press conference that the commit
tee had received a statement of
wat the company proposes to do"
and tina, as a result. the matter is
stin in a state OF negotiation" He
refused 10 disclose the contents Of
this proposal, but did say IL was
fcIcnt from other statements re-
ceived from the company.
Meanwhile. both the company and
:he union have been getting their
heads together on ways and means
% odt-mancuvcrins the committee
THO d, vs. before the Monday meet
~ OF the committee, a case came
before the National War Labor
board n which the company and
the union were seeking approval
FOR a new wage agreement.
The agreement. innocent on the
&c Of il, actually was a method OF
making il possible TO fork over 10
ren with seniority and holding the
short afternoon runs, salary in
crease providing they would permit
women 10 take these runs. In this
way, the personnel shortage could
DE met. Up to Wednesday. all
phases except the actual amount OF
" &C increase had been approved.
The activities OF the Citizens
Committee on Jobs for Negroes in
Public Utilities has tapered of in
the last month, probably owing 10
the heat But unless there IS re-
vival OF demands that the FEPC
stop dilly-dsllying with the case,
and instead, go ahead and hold the
public hearing it has promised,
nothing is going to be done.
The company and the union are
working together to cook up new
delaying actions. The committee is
being mice Nelly" about the entire
matter, afraid 10 offend and just as
scared OF being fortnight even
though il has the law on its side.
There is a sag somewhere that has
10 be eliminated.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-08-21
.Wac-MP Wed
AT Fl. Huachuca
Nv TheIma Thurston Gorham


FORT HUACHUCA. Ariz. - In
the fifth OF a series OF weddings to
be performed between members Of
the Mp Detachment and WAC Sec
ton Sou 1922. T.-4th Mildred Col
Inns became the bride OF T.-Sgt.
Charles Battle. military policeman,
in an early morning ceremony re-
Gently in the beautiful front en-
trance Of the Military Police Detach-
ment building. Chaplain James W..
Wactor read the nuptial vows dur
ing the ceremony which was lent
formal air by l6 MP's standing at
attention outside the entrance OF
the building.
The bride, who wore her class A
khaki uniform, was given in mar
rage by Aux. Marian King. Her
attendants were Aux. Isabelle Grit
Ar, Vera Mcdaniel and Marian
Wheeler.
The new Mrs. Battle is daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Collins OF
Harvey. La, and is a graduate OF
the New Orleans School OF Nursing.
She is assigned as al x-ray techni-
clan at Station hospital No. /, Fort
Huachuca. The bridegroom is the
SON Of Mr.. and Mrs. George Battle
OF Boston Mass.
Immediately after the ceremony
delicious breakfast was served in
the MP Detachment mess hall with
large number OF guests present.
Sgt. and Mrs. Battle received many
useful and attractive gifts. They
will return to their assignments at
Fort Huachuca after brief honey
moon in Ell Paso, Texas.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-08-21
Police REPORT
THUGS SEIZED
$1,000 IN LOOT
Diamond Rings, Watches
Sc00ped Up By
Quintette

Police are searching for five
young men. said to have been Ne
groes, who scooped up spproxi-
mately $1,000 in diamond rings and
other jewelry from the Kay Jew
elry store and escaped on Satur-
day afternoon.
II was disclosed that the quintet
entered the store and were shown
some pieces OF jcwelry by the
proprietor's 16-year-old son, Sher-
man Kay OF 1921 San Juan street.
When the young white clerk
went to wait upon another CUSTOM
er. he told police that the alleged
thugs scooped up one diamond ring
worth $3.50, another valued at $l35.
set Of wedding and engagement
bands worth $3.50 each and other
iewelry and watches and escaped.
The loot was estimated at a total
Of $1,000.
Meanwhile detectives Of the hold
up squad were assigned to investi-
gate the case. They have descrip-
tons OF the alleged gang of thieves.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-08-21
Gandhi Jailed
One Year Ago

NEW DELHI, India. - (ANP) -
7 Members Of the Indian congress,
leaders in the struggle for Indiah
independence, observed the first
anniversary OF the Imprisonment of
Mahandus (the mshatma) Ghandi
without any open demonstrations,
although a number OF arrests we're
announced.
In Gandhi's home town OF Alma
dabad. several incidents Of stone
throwing were reported and police
were forced to close mills and
markets for a day.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-08-21

vllnist in the Birmingham Age
Herald, attempts TO call this . New
Deal revolt" it is clear that there
were no New Dealers in the pri-
mary elections. 1t is also clear that
the worst white supremacy agi-
tator. the most extreme disciple OF
Hitler's race theology. was over
whelmingly repudiated by the
people OF Mississippi, and has fol-
lowed Gene Talmadge OF Georgia
Ito that limbo which he win-the-
war people OF the South have re-
served for Them" as columnist Bob
Fall puts il.
In Mississippi only 20 percent OF
the adult citizens are permitts4 TO
vote.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-08-21
EX-SLAVE DIES

LOUISVILLE. Ky.-tANP)--Mrs.
Julia Ewell Price, l03-year old
ex-slave, was buried in Greenwood
cemetery last week after funeral
services in the Fifth Street Baptist
church. She had resided here for
SIS years.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-08-21

Although all the candidates gave
lip service support to Roosevelt, all
Of the four expressed dissatisfaction
with certain domestic policies. Not
one of the candidates was a clear
cut pro-Roosevelt candidate Frank
lin. who Is the favorite of Negro
hating Bilbo, vas vilest of all south
ern politicians in his white suprem-
acy agitation. Excerpts from his
campaign speeches are self-explana-
tory.
Il lay IL down as a flat PROPOSE
ton that while | am governor. re-
gardless OF what Congress does
with the poll tax issue NOW before
Congress, Mississippi Negroes are
not going to belly UP to the polls
and take charge Of the elections in
this state while i am your gov
ernor."
Despite John Temple Graves. col
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-08-21
Cleveland Mayor Forms
Race Relations Body

CLEVELAND, Ohio. - Mayor
Frank j. Lausche is formulating
plans for an interracial body, COM
posed of both white and Negro lead
ers, their objective being TO i'm
prove race relations here.
A tentative meeting was held in
the mayors office Friday.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-08-21
Church Marks
Its 18TH Year

AUGUSTA. Gs.-The 175th an
niverssry OF the Springfield Baptist
church OF which the Rev. j. II
Sanders IS pastor. was held Last
Sunday afternoon.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-08-21
WhiteSupremacyMan
Meets Defeat In Miss.

The defeat OF Lester Franklin,
white supremacy candidate for
governor. was the most significant
factor in the primary elections of
Evening star., 1943-02-07

Will Kron's slave World or Free
World" is striking: 1t contrasts q
mailed first holding a spiked club
and the Goddess of Liberty's arm
with a torch, in black and red, buff
and blue. Our flag in the midst Of
upraised scythes, pitchforks, picks.
guns and other weapons is the
theme of Feodor Rimskys effective
People Are on the March" Sascha
Maurer's strong, stylized workman
pounding out red-hot v on an
anvil in the poster Let's Work Our
Way to Victory" is an excellent item
on this theme.
Buy More War Bonds and
Stamps" has inspired good posters
by James Samliner, Doris Lippman,
H. Levine and S. Goldstein.
Some One Talked" called forth
many posters depicting sinking
ships, dead sailors washed ashore
notifications from the Government
to heart-broken relatives. There are
also few comic interpretations,
such as Jack Markow's The En-
emy Is Listening showing Hitler
as a paper hanger putting I'M wall