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RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-08-19

Da, "nije wise vino, posto je
nekad bilo" ali TO je nesto sto ka-
pitalisticka klasa znade bolje cd
Kresica. Niti je kapitalistickoj
klasi potreban. Kresit vezi sa
spremanjem sile da Sc spreei rad
nickel klasi Europe svaki poku-
Sal da predje okvir "demokrats-
skog' kapitalizma, "a to Sc kapi-
talisticka klasa, narcotic Ameri-
Ike, sprema vec odavno, cato je
Lehman bio u Londonu da Sc
sprema "a istu ulogu, ma vecem
kantaru, koiu je igrao Hoover "a
i nakon Prvog Svetskog Rata.
Ali premda Kresie nije potre-
ban kapitalistitkoj klasi kao IL
vor informacije, on ipak igra "a
izrabljivace koristnu ulogu, on
zaslepljuje jedan deo radnika sa
ctrovnim lazima da radnicke GU
likoze ciljaju da "a mas usposta-
We svet "sloboae demokracije.' >
Ali sve su tosracuni bez krcma-
ra. 7 kada bi htela. kapitalistlcka
klasa sveta niie stanlu da Sc
odrzi pod formom vladavlne kola
omogucava i ono malo slobosti-
ma koje smo do sada poznavall.
Saveznicke vojske nisu niti mo-
gu biti pretnja stvarnoj sill (ka-
pitalistickom sistemuO koja stva-
ra zaledje fas ixsna iii nacizma. Is
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-08-19
.Strahuje Pred 0pasno$Gu ReVo|ucije

no blagostanje." (Krupna slova
su moja.)
Kao ostali politicki demagozi,
kresic Sc igra sa socioloskim ter
minima. Rat ''demokrat tskog" pro-
tiv fasistickog kapitalizma on ma
ziva "revolucionarnom borbom"
dok moguci, eventualno neizbez-
nj, pokusaj radnicke klase da sc
resi- jarma najamnog ropstva, on
naziva "gradjanskim ratom."
premda do sada nema pouzdanog
obavestenja da je radnicka klasa
i jedne zemlje Evropi politicki i
ekonomski organizovana do ste
pena da bi mogla voditi uspesnu
borbu protiv svojih izrabljivaca,
agenti kapitalizma drhcu pred
samom pomisli te mogucnosti. "Je-
dini nacin, da Sc u napred spre-
ce gradjanski ratovi citaj Prole-
terska Revolucija II Evropi,. -. >
kaze Kresic, "jeste da pobednic-
XII saveznici omoguce narodima,
pa makar da silu upotrebe, :. :.
Tsamo da narod slobodno bira
vladare oblik vladavine.' ga
pamtite gospodo,' zavrsuje kre-
sic, "da nije wise vino, posto je
nekad bilo. U borbama patnja-
ma narod neizmerno mnogo nau-
ci, pa to treba imati u vidu pre-
ma tome Sc ravnati."
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-08-19

kustvo Prvog Svetskog Rata uci
mas da te vojske sluze kao podr-
zavajuca sila kolebajuceg kapita-
lizma da &c ga pokusati stititi,
kao sto su ga stitile, cd svake
pretnje Proleterske Revolucije.
Sreca je "a radnicku klasu sve-
ia da sc ona nalazi Il takvcm stra-
teskom polozaju da nj kombinova-
ne sile svetskog kapitalizma ne bl
ioi mogle odoleti kada bi Sc ona
organizovala ma politiGkom i eko-
nomskom polju "a obaranje kapl-
talizma. | mi verujemo, uprkos
syih Kresica, da ce ia nasa rad
niCka klasa, danas sltra, organl-
zovati svoje sile "a tn svrhu,
stvari ona &c biti ma to primora-
ma. iii, kako TO rece Engels, rad
nieka klasa "je pod kaznom sVog
sopstvenog unistenia, prisilJena
da izvrsi ovu [proleterskul revo-
lnciju."
Dakle, priblizuje Sc dan. re-
diaiu Sc sile "a odlucnu posled-
min bitku klasne borbe. Ma jed
roi strani nalazi sc kapital'stic-
ka klasa sa svojim agentlIna !
cstalim prirepcima: ma drugol
radnicka klasa, mnogobrojna ali
ios nedovoljno klasno svesna. >a-
mo iedno omogucava kapitallstlc-
fNastavak ma 4. strani.l
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-08-19
Fasista Franco Trazi
'Demokratsko" oruzie

Chicago Sun nedavno je doneo
iednu vest Cd svog londonskcg
dopisnika Il koioi sc tvrdi la je
Francisco France. diktator spa
niie, podneo Sjedinienim Drzava-
ma molbu "a cruzje. MoIba ie
uruGena anlerickom ambassadors
Carlton ]. H. Hayes-u hoii je
'podueo Francovu molbu Wa
shingtonu sa svojim simpatiia-
ma. To znati da ie americki am
basador u prilog silianja oruzia
fa5isti5kom krvoloku.
Mi veruiemo da faSisticki krvo-
lok ina potpuno pravo da Sc aa6a
da &c Sc udovoljiti njegoyoj n'ol-
bi. TEX proslog februara, isti am
basador Hayes rekao je II je&non2
svom govoru u Barceloni da dok
oval rat traje da &c Sjedinfeue
Drzave ''produziti 81 pruzanjen
sve mogu5e pomoti spaniji."
.Cudnovata ie burzoaska logika.
Sudeti po mahinacijama savezni1-
kin diplomata, izgleda da su oni
zakliuGili da su Hitler i "pokoi-
nj" Mussolini postal faSisti pr
vog dana Drugog Svetskog Rata.
| premda oni naklapaiu praTu
naroda da uspostavi vladavinu po
svojoi wolff. oni oceyidno suruju
sa silnikom koji ie takav pokusai
naroda IL spaniii ugusio Il kTvi,
to uz pomoe Hitlera Mussolinl-
ia.
Kada bi saveznicki diplomat
drzavnici bill dosledni samol svo-
ioj burzoaskoj propaganda, oni bl
trebali da urgiraju spanske lola-
liste da Sc podignu te da obore
Franca, isto kao sto urgiralu ma
rode u zemljama pregazenim od
pocetka Drugog Svetskog Rata.
Ali doslednost nije obelezje IL
rabliivaca i njihovih agenata. Ia
to. ne Gudimo sc ako Franco do
bije sto trazi.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-08-19

tena da Sc politiCki sastanci ne
smeju dozvoliti gradskim par
Ecvima, te zbog toga on je zaus-
tayio skupStinu S. L. P. i uhap-
sic govornika zboq krsenja reGe-
Eog zakona. Ali oni koji su bill
prisutni znadu da je TO novinska
polu-istina koja je mozda sprem-
LENA Il kuhinii gradske adm;nia-
tracije. Sama cinjenica da Sc Il
isto vrenae kada je zandar parka
zaustayio skupStinu 5. L. P. ma
lazilo oko Is policajaca .deteHti-
va II neposrednoj blizini sk1psti-
ne, terra tn novinsku izjavu Il lAz
dokazuje da je sve izvedeno po
unapred sredjenom pianu.
Goyornik je pusten ia s]obodd
pod kaucijom cd $4,000. Presiu
Sanje ie zakaZano "a ponede!5&H
iutro I6. augusta, ali na zahtev
odvetnika koji predstavljaiu 5. L.
P, preslusanje &c biti odgc3jeno
"a nedelju dana.
Bio kako mu drago, S /. =
le ueilusiia ea~.-sssr-v''ss moe. reakcl-
onarne admfnistracije grada Gle
veIanda. te da ustanovi de Il JOS
ylada Ustav Sjedinjenif DrzaEa
ii tom mestu.
Videcemo.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-08-19
Pise: w. S.

Pad MusSOllnlJeve vlade u lta-
lii izazvao je takozvane branite-
lie "obicnog coveka" da Sc polka
zu svojoj pravoj boji.
Jedan cd tin branitelja obicnog
coveka' jeste Kresic sa svojom
novinom Hrvatski List Danica
Rrvatska. U broju cd 81. julia ma
lazi Sc dosta dugacak uvodnik
pod naslovom "Mussolini ode,
| fasizam ostaje.''
Kresic priznaje da je Mussolinl
dosao ma vlast ma poziv italians
kog kralja j sa potporom itali-
janskih bankira i industrijalista;
on priznaje da je Mussolini ostao
IA vlasti samo toliko dugo dok je
sluzio interesima stvarnih vlada-
ra Italije savojskoj dinastiji;
on priznaje da je Mussolini is
prasen zamenjen sa Badogliom
"a iste svrhe; on sam kaze da sve
to enact ida sc zeli sacuvati ia
sisticki rezim nasilja izrablji-
vanja talijanskog Iradnogl naro-
da., Kresie dalje kaze da "tali-
janski [radni] narod znade bar
sada, ako pre- nije znao, da je
Mussolini bio tex slugan dinastl-
ie. savoja talijanskog kapitalis-
tiekog imperijalizma."
Polazeei cd tacnog zakljucka da
italijanski radni narod nece blti
zadovolian sa Badogliom, posto
Badoglio niegovo zaledje fkapl-
talistieka klasa Italije) ne obeca-
va ista osim move zrtve, kreslc
lyidliivo strahuje pred pcmisil da
| bi italiianski radnici mogli kre-
mutt putem Socijalisticke revolu-
CHE. Razume Sc, Kresic nije "a to.
On sc slaze da su sVa sredstVa o.
nraydana koia bi Italiju odceplla
,od osovine. "Ali," kaze kreslc,
"ako SO ne dozvoli italijanskon
narodu da uspostavi slobodu de-
mokraciiu svojoj zemlji, savez-
nj ce mu uciniti magarecu uslu-
on sto Ee sc mozda NINA samlm
kasniie osvetiti." Razume Sc, kre-
si6ev poiam "slobode demokfa-
ciie" ne prelazi okvir kapltallstlc-
kog uredjenja, u stvarl on Sc pla-
Il da bi radnicki pojam "slobode
i denokraciie" mogao lahko pre-
Il tai okvir. Zbog toga Kresic O.
non,inie saveznike koji urgiraju
bunu protiv fasista da Sc paZe Ga
Tradnil narod ne dodje do Yak
]iu6ka da saveznici zagovaraJu
borbu protiv fasizma a Ii delln1a
idu fasistima ma ruku, posto b.
Tradni] narod mogao "ustatl O.
hraeunati sa otvorenim faslstl-
ma i sa njihovim potaJnlm poma
! gacima.'
. Istina ie da mnogi iskreni / pos
teni liudi veruju da saVeznlcHs
!; nronaganda O "slobodi i demokra
! till, ella stvarnom dobru potls
tenth ugnjetenih. To je nalvnf
> verovanje koje je rezultat nepoz
3 navania klasnih podela danas
: MEM kapitalistickom drustvu. A
Ii Kresic nije naivan, on zagova
ra ablazivanje kapitalisticke t.
raniie sa svrhom da sc spreci O.
baranje kapitalizma, on nlJe "a
zbacivanje jarma najamnog rops
tva, on je "a omeksanje tog jar.
ma. To dokazuje njegova opome
Ina: "Neka Sc, dakle, vlastodrzc
ne igraju skrivalice, AKO zELE
SACUVATI PRIVATNO VLAS.
NISTVO l GOSPODARSTVENU {
NEJEDNAKOST. Narod je voljan
I[?] postovali 'svetost' privatnog
vlasnistva, -. mad sredstvima "a
proizvodnju poredak nejedna-
kosti, ali pod jedinim uvjetom, da
mu Sc zajamci osobna i politicka
sloboda j bar delimicno material
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-08-19
kleveIandske Vlasti
Gaze Pc Ustavu
S. L. P. CALENDZUJE AUTOKRATIZAM
GRADONACELNlKA.S SPREMNA
JE DA NOSI SPOR PRED
VRHOVNI SUD SD.

Ustav Sjedinjenih Drzava spe-
cijalno garantuje stanoyniclna O.
We zemlie izvesna praya medju
kojima je pravo sastajania, ali
reakcionarna administrator Gle
yelanda, sa nacelnikom LauScheom
ma celu, ne priznaje ia zemalj jska
prava, ne priznaje III, to jest. Il
koliko Sc ona odnose "a Socija-
Iisticku Radnicku Partiju.
Pre- nekoliko meseci Sekcija So
cijalisticke Radnicke Partije Il
Clevelandu odluci da odrzi niz
skupstina gradskim parkovima
/ premda ie Vrhovni Sud Sjedi-
njenih Drzava pre- nekoliko god;-
Ma resio da gradiani inladu pra
70 da Sc sastaju po zenaijsklm
parkovima sa svrhom da raspray-
ljaiu politickim pitanjima da
vrse agitaciju "a svoja polititka
misljenia, gradonacelnik La1sche
odpovori da S. L. p. nece blti doZ-
yolieno da o odrzi nameravane
skupstine. Dalini pokusaji da Sc
Lauschea uya1ssi da -r-s:sss''sssgsaa -r-s:sss'ssssaa uI,~a-
Va ne sme inati zakone koji sc
kose sa osnovnim zakonima zen-
lie, promasili su. Preostalo je sa-
mo iedno, da Sc odrzi skupstina
sa ciliem da Sc stavi ma probu
aradski zakon kcji oduZima sta
novnicima ona prava koja I'M da-
va ustav zemlje.
Nakon nuznih prethodnih pri-
prema. skupstina ie zakazana "a
augusta. Z odredjeno vrer1e
saSuDe Sc 5Ianovi i simpati6ari i
kIevelandskom Gordon ParkU.
Predsednik skupStine, drug L. T.
Wettstein, drzavni sekretar Par
tile "a drzavu Ohio, otyori Shup$-
tinu nakon goyora Cd 10 minuta
preYoruti glavnog govorniEa dru-
ga r. B. Tussey, organiZatora
Sekciie Cleveland. Drug Tussey
je govorio cd prilike 10 minuta.
Upravo "a vreme kada ie potkrep-
liivao svoiu iziavu da ona poll
ticta prava koia mi posedujemo
pisu pala sa neba niti su nam
blagodana cd stTane yladajIce
klase. vec da su to prava istrgnu-
ia IL ruku tiraniie, k MENU pris-
tupi zandar 81 svoiim keniem i
upita GA da Ii ina doZvolu "a
skupstinu. Govornik odgovori da
| ie niegova dozvola Ustav Sjedi-
rjenih Drzava koii predvidja pra-
vo govora mirnog sastajanja.
zandar. ocevidno nervozan, re6e
eovorniku da ga mora uhapsiti
zbog krsenja gradskog zakona
| koii zabranjuie politicke skupSti-
ne gradskim parkovima. Dakle,
| zandar koii ie zaklet da &c podr-
zavati zenaliske zakone, odahrao
| ie da brani gradski zakon koji
| zabranjuje skupstine, te da L Is
! to vreme sam gaZi zemaljski "a
kon koji dozvoljava slobodu 60
vora mirnog sastajanja. Razu-
me Sc. zandar je postupao Il skla-
du sa naredbama svoiih nadgled-
nika.
Sve tri kIevelandske novine i
male su svoie predstavnike ma
skupstini, ukljucujuci fotogra-
fistu. Sudeci po izvestaju iedne
cd tih novina, Cleveland Plain
Dealer, zandar je tex slucaJno
nabasao ma skupstinu S. L. P.
setio Sc da je nekoliko dana ranl-
je gradska policija bila obaves
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Djavolslo
Citiiranjje
BibI1ije

Stara je to poslovica da djavo
zna da citira bibliju kada to ide
MENU u korist, ali to nije isklju-
6ivo manevar djavola.
Nasi citaoci Sc secaju da smo
mi kroz proslih deset meseci ina
Ii priliku da Sc nekoliko puta os-
vrnemo ma pisanje Proletarca,
organa slovenackih espista; oni
&c sc setiti da je nase iskustvo
sa Proletarcem takvo da je lakse
naci iglu sred noci nego sto je
dobiti odgovor cd Proletarca na
nasa pitanja; setice Sc takodjer
da sno nakon tri meseca dobili
barem nekakav odgovc1 na nase
pitanje: kako da Sc organ;zuie a
mericka radnicka klasa "a scci-
jalisticku obnovu drustva u .Ane-
rici; setice sc, konacno, da MI ce-
kamo JOS cd l. julia da nam Pro-
letarec odgovori ma mas uvodnik
kojem smo izneli cinjenice pc
vukli zakljucke koje Proletarc
stavljaju Il kategoriju onih -koJi
upotrebljavaju socijalisticko me
da bi uspesnije prodavali svoju
otrcanu bajku o mogucnosti u.s.
postavljania socijalizma bez re-
volucionarne politicke ekonoms-
Ike organizacije. radnicke klase.
Well, dobili smo jedan "naro-
citi'' cdgovor.
u prosla diva broja RADNICKT,
BORBE pojavio Sc APPEL 'Svim
Pretplatnicima Radnicke Borbe'
u vezi sd nasom dolaZecom kon-
venciiom. Pocetna recenica tog a.
pela glasila je: "Preko tri ro
stoleca kako RADNICKA BOR-
BA - organ Jugoslavenske Fe-
deracije S. l.. P. neprekidnc
siri Marksisticku svetlost medju
iugoslavenskim radnicima." Oce-
vidno je da je to greska, ali ne
greska sa ciljem da uveri citaoca
da RADNICKA BORBA postoji
'tri i pc stoleca," vec jednostav-
ma greska koja je rezultat upo-
trebe iedne reel "a drugu sto-
lece "a deceniju. Svaka novina /
ma svoju kvotu tipografskih
drugih gresaka, RADNICKA BOR-
BA niie izuzetak. Ali pored svegs
toea sto ie to tako ocevidna gres
ka, koia zbog svoje oceyldnost
gubi svaku moe da zavede iii krl'
yo obavesti, Proletarec, koji ceks
DO tri meseca da samo pokusa ds
odgovori ma jedno pitanje, poku
Sac ie da Sc pravi mudar elm j
opazio tn ocevidnu gresku. q svon
broiu Cd 18. augusta, Proletare'
mudruje: "Radnicka Borba u Gle
velandu postarala Sc je 'trl
no stoleca," to jest ona tvrdl, az
kroz toliko vremena siri marksls
tieku svetlost. Ustanovljena j
bila pred SO. godina. Kako joj j
urednik mogao cudesno podlgnu
ii starost ma 'tri i po stoleca'
niegova je tajna."
Mama izgleda da je Pr0ietar
Gev osvrt ma nasu ociglednu gres
ku slican slucaju utopljenika ko
ii Sc hvata "a slamku; mi veruje
mo da ie PrOletarec odlucio da j
potpuno nesposoban da nams
raspravlja o czbiljnim vaznin
pitanjima, te da &c cd sada pa u
napred pokusati da docekuje ma
sa Marksisticke navale sa traga
mem "a tipografskim drugin
slienim greskama u nasim stup'
Gina Ali to ne znaci da cemo M
slediti njegov primer. mi imamo
yaznijeg posla. Mi cemo produziti
(Nastavak ma A. strani.)
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Refer to FILE lO3778-FE.
In Correspondence With
SOLICITOR p. Q. Dept

NAsA SREDSTVA: Prosve-
sciyanje ~raaaiGlxe, blase u. Glai1H !.
Marksizma:. da sa rad j kapi- i
tai nepenlirljiyi ncprijateij; !.
+ orsanizovailje radniEAe-.Itlase
n jetlnu Reyels,cieHasnu Psli-
ti6ku -Partijl- "a osyajanje
razaranjc POliticke Drzave ka-
pitalizma; organizovanje rad
nika u jednu revoIucionarnu
Industrijalnu Juniju "a uzi-
mamie, drZanie i kretanje svih
zemaljskih Industrial.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-07-08
TEAR GAS ROUTS
FORMER SOLDIER
Police Surround House in
Battle Formation; Cap=
tive Faces Charges

Haverhill, Mass, July 8. (UP)-
A former soldier stole policeman's
pistol on a street today and bar
ricaded himself in his home but was
driven out with tear gas bombs and
captured without the firing of a
shot.
Patrolman James A. Snee was
making a routine box call to head
quarters when the ex-Soldier,
Michael Buccini, 80, snatched the
revolver, ran into his nearby home
and locked the door.
A police riot squad was summoned
and Buccinis sister was called to
the scene from a nearby factory.
When Buccini ignored her pleas to
surrender, police climbed onto a
roof and tossed tear gas bombs
into the room where the man had
taken refuge. This forced Buccini
to a piazza where policeman dis
armed him.
Asked why he did it, Buccini re-
piled:
"Just for the hell of it
Buccini was arrested on charges
of larceny and assaulting with a
dangerous weapon.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-07-08
Army Engineers Play
Great Role In War
Col. George W. Gillette Reviews Some of the Out
standing Achievements of the Fighting Builders

Colonel George w. Gillette, New
England Division Engineer, outlined
in a recent interview the magnitude
of the job entrusted to the Army
Engineer.
THE primary duty of the Army
Engineer is to speed the forward
movement of friendly forces in
their advance" he said. ITO do this
requires staggering amount of
hard work.
ITO date, in all parts of the
world, the Engineers have con-
structed more than 10 billion dol
lars worth of military facilities. In
Tunisian mud and the dust of
African deserts, they have built
roads at rate as high as four
miles an hour, and even now En-
gineer ingenuity is devising new
ways to speed construction above
this figure.
"a little more than a year ago,
New Guinea had but one fairly ade-
quate landing field, 20 miles of
disable roads, inadequate wharf
facilities, water supply, storage
areas and hangers. Australia was
little better prepared.
I'm that region more than 100
airdromes have been built or made
disable by Army Engineers. Nearly
$4,000 miles of roads have been
constructed or improved in Austria
liza by our forces, and in New
Guinea hospital accommodations for
thousands of men have been built.
The Engineers have been en-
trusted with the care and supervi-
sion of the greatest emergency con-
struction program in history. The
housing and subsequent care and
protection of American troops is
their job.
ITO go on with the program out
lined for the Engineers, 10000 adj
ditional men are needed every
month, men who are skilled in rs
specialties such as carpentry, brick
laying, blasting, electrical and
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-07-08
BATTLE SPIRIT
RAMPANT HERE
Milk, Whiskey Bottles Are
Used as Weapons on
"HOme Front"

A number of assault cases APP
peared in city court this morning.
Ethel Bland 40, SO Spars street
was granted continuance to August
7 on charges of having bit and
struck Algeron Scott, tenant, and
threatened his wife with milk
bottle. Mrs. Bland claimed she act
ed in self defense after Mrs. Scott
attacked her. Both sides showed the
scars of the encounter The dis
pute arose in connection with pay
ment for ice for the SCOTS re-
frigerator.
Ann White, 90, IA Lafayette street
received a discharge from Judge
Summa after Josh Kirven, 141 North
Elm street charged her with strik-
ing him with Whiskey bottle while
he was a visitor at her home yes
terday. Kirven got thorough 60
UNCOVER from defense attorney,
Ralph Copetto, who implied that he
was an out and out wolf. Miss
White said that she had hit Kirven
with a soda bottle while resisting
his amorous advances.
George Allan, 48, of Al Pearl
street, charged with assault and
breach of the peace, was granted
a continuance to August 5th.
Ten delinquent violators of the
parking bans received nolles on
payment of S. or forfeited equiva-
lent fines on the same count. They
were: Harry Demodugno, 20, 149
Waterville street; Sam Dibner, As,
81 Canal street; Albert Burns, 40,
"A Bank street; Adolph Curtis, A,
245 Walnut street; Giuseppe Api-
cello, So, 81 Dikeman street; Fran
els Laflamme, 81, 1872 EdgeWood
avenue; Eugene Caulducci, So, 80
River street; Red Rosa, 81, 80 Will
son; Loretta Macary, 33, 260 Beech
err avenue; and Vincent Bohan, 1913
West Main street; Maurice Gel
man, Al, of Sc WoodlaWn terrace,
received a nolle and Maurice Flah-
erty, 27, of 33 Catherine avenue,
was granted continuance to July 10
on the same charge.
Other cases: Peter Bakutis, 80,
14O Bradley avenue, non-support'
continued to August 5th.
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SISTER OF WAR HERO
ENLISTS IN WAVES

Miss Margaret Lorraine Healy, "a,
sister of Marine Pvt. David P.
Healey who was killed in action on
Guadalcanal last August, has been
sworn into the WAVES and will re-
port soon for training at Hunter
College in New York City.
Miss Healey, who has been work.
ing for Previews, Inc, in New York
City, is the daughter of Patrick F.
Healy, 1867 South Main street. She
attended Crosby and Wildly high
schools and Post Junior College of
Commerce. Another brother, Lieut..
John Healy, is stationed at a North
Carolina Army camp.
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.WiIIChristen
2 Submarines

Portsmouth, N. H., July 8. (UP)-
Two submarines, the first vessels
built in the New Portsmouth Navy
Yard building basin, will be chris
tened Monday.
The U. S. S. Picuda and the U, S.
S. Pamypanito were fabricated be-
low water level in large steel and
concrete basin. At the christening,
the underwater craft will be foated
off their blocks as the basin is
flooded, instead of being sent down
ways.
The Picuda and Pampanito, ninth
and tenth vessels launched at the
yard this year, will be christened by
Mrs. Robert H. English of Wash
ington, widow Of the former COM
mander of the submarines Pacific,
and Mrs. James Wolfenden of Up
per Darby, Pa, wife of member
of the House Naval Affairs commit
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The resolution, which was approx
ed for printing by the committee on
foreign relations, and the introduce
'tion reads as follows:
"At a mass meeting held at Wa
ssterbury, Conn, on June 81, 1913 I'M
der the auspices of the Lithuanian
American Council, Inc, an organiza-
..tion newly created by the union of
all Lithuanian groups anxious for
q free and democratic Lithuania,
with the purpose of lending all pos
,sible aid to the United States to-
ward the successful prosecution of
the war, and with the added aim of
fostering just and lasting peace
amongst nations, the following res
olution was passed by the unanimous
vote Of the delegates and members
there assembled.
Whereas the Republic of Lith-
uanian is the struggling victim Of
an unprovoked invasion and occu-
patton at the hands Of Nazi tyrants;
and
whereas the people of Lithuania
have preserved and remained loyal
to the principles of freedom and
democracy upon which their nation
was built; and still resist every at
tempt made to sublugate them or
10 assimilate them into a foreign
state; and
Whereas, the loyal hearts Of our
relatives and countrymen again ap-
peal to the leadership Of the Unit
ed States and her allies for inspi-
ration and deliverance from the
heavy oppressor's yoke; Be it there
fore
Resolved, That we affirm our
complete support of the cause of
the United States and the policies
of its leaders in their efforts to re-
store world of free peoples; and
Resolved, That we favor peace
wherein Lithuania, and the other
peoples comprising the Baltic states,
will be granted the territorial in
stegrity and the freedoms promised
them under the tenets of the At
iantic Charter; and
Resolved, That we unit in our
efforts to establish the Lithuanian
state, restoring her to her place as
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OPPOSE INCREASE
in FREIGHT RATES
Public Utilities Commits
sion Prepared to Handle
Regulatory Supervision

Boston, July 8 - (UP) - The
New England Shoe and Leather
Association today opposed petit
ton of the New England Motor
Rate Bureau, Inc, for IL IL per
cent increase in freight rates on all
commodities shipped in New Eng
land by motor carriers.
Maxwell Field, Association secre-
tary, said plans were perfected at
meeting yesterday for formal
voicing of the shoe and leather in
dustry's opposition to the increase
Public hearings will be held on
the petition before the Inter- State
Commerce Commission and the
Massachusetts Department of Pub
lie utilities July 81 in Boston.