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lyet heard from his request for a
leave of absence, which he had
mailed to Governor Holland a
week ago.
One of the proposed chances
in the city charter provides for
paying each councilman SIS a
month, which is the sum paid to
each member of the county COM
mission. If it is fair for
county commissioner to re-
ceive that salary, and nobody
questions the fairness. How much
fairer is it for a councilman to be
paid a similar sum? The commits
sion meets twice a month. and if a
commissioner is not present, his
salary is paid; the council meets
four times month, and if coun-
Gilman is not present, he loses So
OF his salary, which can not be
more than $32 month.
Here is better illustration:
The moment DIR. Julio de Poo
stopped attending the councils
meetings, his salary ceased, but,
had he been county commission
er, he would have continued to
receive his salary, assuming he
did not resign, which is true of
his office as councilman.
The day after the story appear
ed in The Citizen about the three
men who likely will oppose Sheriff
Berlin Sawyer in the next pri-
mary, Tax Assessor Claude Gan
dolfo, VINO contemplates running
for the Democratic nomination for
sheriff, remarked that clark
horse" judging from the informa-
ton he had received, also will be
in the race
Representative Bernie Papy
will leave next Wednesday for
Tallahassee to attend the session |
of the legislature. Bernie has de-
clared that he will not introduce |
legislation to change some pro-
visions of the city charter until the |
people of Key West have been |
given an opportunity to learn
what the propoSed changes are |
and to express opinion about them.
He suggests that at least two mass
be held in City Hall for
that purpose.
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BERTHS In SEABEES

Continued from Page One)
purpose of ratings, are required to
provide proof of their ability as
tradesmen and workers.
IF they pass these tests" ac-
cording to Rhodes, 'the Navy re-
cruiting office will send letters to
the selective service boards and
the men will be made eligible for
voluntary induction into the arm
ed forces, and for transfer to the
Seabees."
lone of the common disabilities
in the Navy and Naval Reserve is
color-blindness," Rhodes continu-
ed. "This is waived in the Seabees,
and thousands of men, in Florida,
and all over the country, will bene-
fit and automatically move into
eligibility for service with the
Seabees."
The pay scale in the Seabees is
the same as that of the Navy, with
ratings from third class to chief
petty officers available.
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beef, since most of the packers
were in Albany.
Five cents would buy a piece
large enough for the dinner of
an average family.
William Meyer changed all
that. Meyer or Won Never, as
he is sometimes called, was a
German emigrant who establish
ed caviar in Hyde Park in the
l870's-the first in this country,
according to both Mr.. Terpening
and John Leonard.
In any case, he had a prosper
Gus enough business for, Frank
Leslie's illustrated newspaper to
send reporter and staff artist
to Hdye Park, the center" of
the industry, in the summer of
1878.
A description of the four wood
cuts that appeared in the news
paper follows:
Sturgeon Fishing and caviar
making in Hyde Park in 1878.
when this was the center of the
industry, from drawings made
on the spot by a staff artist of
Frank LeSheiS illustrated News
paper.
Top: Fisherman waiting for a
strike. Second Row, left: A
game one puts up a fight when
fishermen try to haul it into
their scow (old fishermen say
the rope should be back of the
fins instead of the gills). The
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negro is Abe Atkins. river FISH
erman for many years. He
drowned after the Mary Powell
capSized his boat Second Row.
right: Removing the roe for the
manufacture of caviar. BOtt0m-
Making caviar. The bearded man
is William Meyer, head of the
Hyde Park industry. and said to
be the first man in the United
States to manufacture caviar.
Courtesy of James Roosevelt
Memorial Library
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FINE ENTERT AINMENT
AT SLOPPY.S TONIGHT

Sloppy Joe's Bar, that's the place
to go for a big time tonight. Dance
music by Joe Russo and his hot
swing band. Dancing starts at Z
o'clock. There is never dull mo-
ment at Sloppy Joe's, and your
check is what you make it.
If you are. stepping out and
have never been this. popular
resort, set and you're in on the
fun.
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BIG DANCE TONIGHT
AT BOULEVARD CLUB

RauIs Club on the Boulevard
is now open every week day from
8 o'clock till midnight. 1t is the
only spot of its kind out of the
downtown district where one may
60 to spend delightful after
noon or evening amid restful sur
roundings.
Tonight a big dance is sched-
uled, the music by John Pritchard
and his orchestra starts at 9
o'clock and will continue til clos
ing.
Those who like to dance will be
royalty entertained.
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JONES HAVE SON

Rev. and Mrs, Ted M. Jones an
nounce the birth of a son, born
March 23rd in Morrell Memorial
Hospital in Lakeland, Florida. The
new arrival has been given the
name of Teddy Junior.
! Mrs. Jones will remain in Lake
land for about six weeks before
returning to Key West.
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VISITING HERE

/. Mrs. G. w. Reynolds of 1909
Reynolds street has as her house
guest, Mrs. Howard Minton of
Baltimore, Md.
This is Mrs. Minton's third
visit to Key West.
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HAD PRECIOUS STONES

WASHINGTON.-In the Mid
die Ages mems shoes were oft
en- more fancy than women.s.
Many of them were decorated
with precious stones.
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Blind persons in Great Britain
receive government old-age pen
sionS at 40.
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FROM THE NORTHROPS'
SCRAPBOOKS

The caviar Industry conferred
at Hyde Park, on the Hudson
river, during the 1905.
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Nine. Chang calls materiel
China's most vital need.
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FOR Defense WorkerS- Also fsr
Work and Play They are g.
hghtfully lovely
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Sturgeon, once plentiful, dis
appeared from Hudson river as
wild pigeons left the sky.
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William Meyer, an emigrant,
established early caviar in the
days when roe brought few
cents, not $18 per pound.
Caviar
There was a time, in the
1905, when Hudson river
sturgeon furnished all any one
wanted and Hyde Park was the
center of the industry.
Each year hundreds of hun
dred-pound kegs of fresh caviar,
such as sold for fourteen to
eighteen dollars a pound since
the war was begun, were pack
ed on the Hyde Park water
front and sold for ten cents
pounds. Until a decade before
that, sturgeon roe was either
thrown away or used as fish
bait.
Sturgeon was then caught for
the flesh, known as ALBANY
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BLOUSES

The newest. most p0pul q, - ies
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A complete line Of FINE nafio1-
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Our DEPARTMENT for NY
and BOYS IS Compete ard -
can outfit them frg<n Rad -
toe See our Showing of DRESS
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SKIRTS

in NEW PASTEL SHADES
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Our Stock Of Thlngs fow bo-s
IS most complete ard incszzes
TOM SAWYER SUITS. SLACK
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cHHDREN's
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and CQ0l Sheer Dress f0r
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Choose the new Easter
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is complete.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-10-21

Predsednik Studebaker korpo-
racije, koji je predsednik Odbo-
ra "a Ekonomski Razvitak, dakle,
sjajna zvezda kapitalizma, P. G,
Hoffman, preporueuje, prema New
York Times-u, kako da Sc uposli
oko 100000 radnika koji &c BIZ
ii bez posla posle rata.
On kaze da Sc proizvodnja tre-
ba povecati sa $4,000, 100000 u
godini 1910. ma nesto oko $129,.
900, 100000 toku dive godine ma
kon zavrsetka rata. Ova poveeana
kolicina proizvoda bi, prema ME
mu, apsorbovala besposleno rad
nistvo i problem besposlice bi bio
skinut sa dnevnog reda.
Ovo resenje je sasvim strmo-
glavo. Ono bi jos povecalo bes-
poslicu. Besposlica Sc ne stvara $
tim, sto mi nemamo cim, iii sto
nam manjka sposobnost "a proiz-
vadjanje mnogo bogatstva, vec Sc
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Strn1oglavo re$auanje.

vedenu robu. Ako trzista nema, (.
nije in bilo nj do sad, dok je pro-
izvodnja bila mania, onda tn ne
ma prodaje, pa nema nj profita.
kad svega toga nema, onda kapl-
talisticka klasa. ne zeli nece da
povecava proizvodnju. cak i sama
drzava Sc mesa kroji planove,
kako da Sc smanji iii ogranici
proizvodnja. A mogli bi uzgredno
reci Mr.. Hoffman-u i to, da &c
nakon rata broj besposlenih rad
nika biti mnogo veci nego sto on
predvidja. l pre- ovoga rata je on
bio daleko veGi cd 100000, a
sada &c zagrditi.
Kapitalistieki sistem ne moze da
resi- ovo pitanje, samo Socijahzam
&c moci to uciniti. Besposlica je
rezultat pljacke - izrabljivanJa'
Socijalizam &c unistiti izrabljiva-
ME.
S. G.
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ona stvara baS obratno tim, sto
smo u stanju proizvesti premnogo.
Tako je to pod kapitalizmom.
u ostalom, ne treba strahovati,
da je nemoguce proizvodnju pc
vecati do toga stepena, samo ako
bi bilo kome da Sc proda ia silna
proizvedena rcba. Danasnji stu
panj industrijalnog razvitka i
mnogi izumi koji su vec pri ruci,
omogucili bi tako sta bez ratne
proizvodnje, Il vrlo kratko vreme.
Rezultat toga povecanog proizvo-
da pod kapitalizmom bio bi jos
VEGA besposlica, jos VEGA potreba
"a place stvar bi bila resena
bas strmoglavo, t. j. ne bi bila re-
sena.
Jedino unistenje izrabljivania
radnika bi unistilo besposlicu.
Pod kapitalizmom, sve Sc. proizvo-
d: "a prodaju, t. j. "a profit, dak-
lie, trebaju silna trzista "a proiz-
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Vazne medj. vesti.

(Nastavak sa l. strane.)
III ina mrtvih, koji su iii pomrli
cd gladi iii Cd nacisticih pusaka.
Cd ovog broja, veil dopisnik UP,
da je 100000 ubijeno po nacisti
ma, ostali su pomrli Cd gladi
Svakog sata, rece on, po neko-
liko osoba sruse Sc na ulice. Va
pal "a hranom Sc odrazava u re-
Gina: Saljite nam psenieu iii nam
Saljite mrtvacke sanduhe". TO je
slika zemlje ''mrtvil upirucih'.
Ono hrane sto Sc nalazils II zem-
lii, to su Nemci odvlkli, produzu-
je on, a ova iduca zima, veil, bice
najgora cd sviju.
Atina skapava cd glaai. "Patnje
koie je grcki narod izdrzao s1uzice
"a sva vremena kao najstvarnije
protumaSen pakao na zenlji', pri-
Gao je jedna izbeglica, keja je
stigla bas sad London. u Atini,
veil da su "svi konji, nla6ke psi
pojedeni'.
Pored fla cd gladi. jes in ma
cisti mrcvare, proganj&ju j ubi-
jaju. Ribu i'm zabranjuju ]oviti,
ako Sc donna da je netko ulovio sto
ribe, nacisti i'm to konfiskuju. u
osveti protiv borbe koju vode gre
XII gerilci protiv nemacke vojske,
Nemci i'm razaraju sele grade
We. Do sada SUI potpuno unistili
dive stotine sela, te take patnie
grcke sirotinje, dostizu vec vr-
hunac.
Svetski kapitalizam je do kraja
izludio, Cd njegova terora cove
canstvo mora da podnesi, tako
strasna stradanja, patnje ko-
nacno smrt. - S. G..
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|Zbrkani materijalista

genijalnih pojedinaca" dok razvi-
TAX u proizvodnji nije dosao d.
stupnja da diktuje misli o pro-
menama.
"Filozofiranje" Cvetkova je He
gelijansko ne Marksisticko, ide-
alisticko a ne materijalisticko.
Prema toj Hegelijansko filozofi-
j, okolnosti akcije ljudi ne od-
redjuju njihove misli, nego obrat-
no niihove misli odredjuju njiho-
We okolnosti akciie.
Ali pored svega toga Cvetkov
nije nj sam siguran ono Sto ka-
ze. Ma drugcm mestu Il istom
Clanku on reGe: ~ naiveCim
drustven;n promjenama, kao i ma
drugim podruciima djeloyania
zivota, ne sudieluie puno ljudska
VOLTA. Katkada Sc promjena upra-
vo namece silcm, izbijaiuci mai
prize mislima oseca ina, da Sc
okrutno sukobi sa protiVnim mis-
lima i osecajima. Cak i onda, kad
liudi drze, da oni cine own iii o.
nu promienu po svojoj slobodnoj
volji, varaju Sc.
Ovde nam pax on kaze da Sc
"promjene namecu silom' dakle
namecu Sc po ekonomskim okol-
nostima, sto znaGi da nuznost I'd
te "promjene' prednjaGi j samim
mislima liudi. Tako je. Kelumbus
ne bi nikada pTonaSao Ameriku
niti bi dosao do te ideje da Sc nj
| je pojavila ekonomska pctreba IA
| to, t. j. trebalo je naci kraci put
"a Indiju. Ova Sc potreba pOjavi-
la tada, kad ie razvitak proizvod-
ME dostigao stupanj gde su do
mace place bile nedoVoljne Ia
nroizvedenu robu. Dakle, trebalo
! ie sve wise stranih pijaca sve
brze prenasanje robe. Ova potre-
ba ie potstakla Columbusa da mis-
Ii konaGno da zakljuGi da je zem
liza okrugla. Putujuti stalno na
zapad, izraGunao je on, da bi mo-
rao udariti Indiju tako je ma
basao ma Ameriku.
Marks Engels ne bi bill sta
nju razraditi Socijalisti6ku Zna-
most, da nisu ziveli kapitalistic
kom drustvu gde ie razvitak ala
ia ne samo omogucio analizovati
tu znanost, vec i pokazao memo
eucnost kapitalistickog poretka.
De Leonove ideje 0 strukturi bu-
duceg drustva ne bi sc Dikako mo-
Gle izmisliti prvobitn komu-
nizmu americkih Indijanaca. Sve-
strani razvitak ameriGke industri-
| ie ucinio je to ne sano m0gucim
lveG i naloznim.
Materiialisticko shvaeanje po-
vesti je zaista vrlo zanlaspa stvar,
gospodine Cvetkov, to ii prepusti
mama.
S. G..
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Pravi i najgori neprijatelj ma.
roda jeste danaSnja burzoaska
Stampa. Zato sc drxite strog0 svon
dusom devize sto vam je dobacu
jem: Prezir mrznja, smrt pro-
past danasnjoj burzoaskoj 5tam-
nj! - Lassalle.
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Pitanja i Odgovori
60 Junionizmu.)

povrh svega, sa drzanjem kontrole mad poslo-
vima radnika, one su ubile duh u radnlcima-
ilanovima "a organizovanje u skladu sa nJl-
hovim klasnim interesima One su munJevool
kapitalizma koii sluze "a teranJe reVoluclonaf-
ne munje zemlju Ako bi one bile unlstene'
da Ii b alternative znacila "nista - nlka-
kva zastita "a radnike protiv nlkad-dokonca-
nih navaa kapitala?
Kao sto ie Daniel De Leon brilijantno IL
neo u "GoruGem pitanju zanatskog junioniz-
ma" uiedinienie radnika este instinktivni akt.
"kao sto ce sigurno tovek da nstlnktivno dlg-
ne ruku da sc brani cd udarca, tako isto 81
qurno radnici ce instnktivno da Sc perodicno
kupe iunije. Junija jeste ruka koju radnici
instinktivno podizu da brane svoju glavu.'
Sadasnje pro-kapitalisticke junje nisu bo-
lie nego nikakve one su oducno gore! ka-
da ne bi bilo fekerskih junija da svracaju
gortenost radnika u neskodljive kanale da in
medjusobno dele, radnci bi bill slobodni da
slede svoj instinkt da organzuiu istinske ju-
nije radnicke klase sa ciljem oslobodjenja svo-
je kase.
Kako moze Sociialisticka Industriialna Junija
"izbaciti' kapitalisti6ku klasd?
Godne 1887. grupa radnika jednoj mi
ciganskoj parnoi stanici (power-house) stupi-
Ii strajk. To nje bic obitan strajk od-
lazenja sa posla niti je to bio sedeci strajk.
Ma mesto izazenia iii sedenja, "straj kasi" is
pratise nestra jkujuce cinovnke kroz vrata
produzise sa proizvodn jom elektrGne sile. Ne
delu dana docnije Time magazine, komentari-
suci reee, da su mcigansk parni radnici da-
Ii americkm radnicima 'lekciju primeru mir
ne revoluciie.'
Istina je da su ii radnici iznel neznatne
zahteve, da ii zahtevi nisu bill revolucionarn
Ali to je sporedno Glavno je da su oni upo-
trebili svoju ekanomsku moe ostaju6i ma poslu.
Socijalisticka Industrijalna Junija, podu
prajuci Socijalisticku gasovnicu, "uzeee' I'm
dustrije - prl sa iskljutvanjem kapitastic-
Ike klase i njenih reakconarnih agenata. Ali
ce uciniti wise nego "uzimanje'; ona &c
produziti proizvodnjom bez prekida tako
Zbegnuti haos koii bi sigurno nastupio ako bi
ekonomska masinerija nacje magic bila zaus-
tavljenja. u svakoj poslovnici, rudokopu, tvor-
nici radionici zemlii, upravni odbori, vec
izabrati predvidianju takvog slu:aia, preu-
zeli bi poslove uprave nadglednistva, dok bi
veci savet Sociaistickih Industriialnih Juni-
ia odmah spremili da funkcicnisu Sa axiom
uzimania industriia i izbacivania kapitalistis-
kontrou mad sredstvima "a zivot - i, ma mi
ran, civilizovani na6in, uspostavili Industri-
ianu Repubiku Rada.
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Zasto vi nisse Organizovali
Sociialisticku 1ndustrijalnu Juniju?

Ocevdno ie da radnici ne mogu biti or
ganizovani "a obaranje kapitaizma dok ne ho-
ce da obore kapitalizam. Revolucija mora biti
najpre izvrsena glavama radnika Drugim re-
Gina, ideja mora prethoditi stvarnost
Socijaisticka Industriialn Junija ne mo-
re biti gradjena malo po malo. PokuSati daju
gradi malo PC malo, izvrgnuto bi bilo neko-
liko radnika skoncentrisanom besnilu cele ka-
pitalisticke klase. Socijalisticka Industrijalna
Juniia mora biti masovni pokret koji Sc po-
javljue il generalnog razuverenja sa kapita-
lizmon1. Ako je ista sigurno, sigurno je da to
generalno razuverenje dolazi. Nasa je duznost
da ucinimo sigurnim da &c sile tako odresene
biti inteligentno ujedinjene "a postignuce oslo
Dodjenje radnieke klase covecanstva uopste.
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SHdBc lIudHPo"SAI
ko Social Demokrati predadose
polozaj nacela bez borbe ! prlml-
&c bitku ma zemljistu koju i'm da-
de plutokratija. Geo oval zloslut-.
nj spor je ma tai nacin snizen ma
obicnu raspravu, u kojoj "opozlcl-
ia'' zauzimlje negativnu stranu o
pitaniu: da Ii je National Ser
vice Act potreban."
hurry Porice Nameru Da Zastiti
radnike.
Zaista Philip Murray je ucest-
vovao u formalnoj novinarskoj
raspravi ovome pitanju New
York Times Magazine, II. jula) i
iznosio je sustini iste argumen-
te kao Social Demckrata, Sam
Eubanks. material potreban
"a neprekidno kretanje tvornica
cesto ne stize ma vreme iii ne u
dovolinoj kolicini," pisao je on.
Tu je bilo jecanje u njegovim re-
Gina kada je zapitao: "Kako to
resava mas manpower problem, a.
kc usvojimo zakon (konskripcije i
onda) p.o n mo kcnskriptovati
radnike posaljemo in ma mesta
gde nema stanova da NINA Ii
We niti poulicnih kara nj busova,
da in prevazaju do radnje, j ne
ma zdravstvenih i drugih sredsta-
va da Sc odrze dobrom zdrav-
luz"
/ oval samozvani vodja radnika
zakiucuje njegov cvileci APPEL sa
punim poricanjem da je njegova
prva briga o radnicima. ia
zelim da iznesem ostro jasno",
rece on, ida Sc radnici sitaj: rad
nicki prevaranti] protive Austin
Wadsworth-ovom bill-u svemu
sto on sadrzi, ne IL nekih name
IA da zaStite sebe I'll. radnike ],
negc jedino sa gledanjem ma mai
bolje interese ratne proizvodnje.
"Opozicija" Stalinista je isto
fako mlitava. Oni su oeevidno wise
uznemireni cdeljku bill-a koji
ugrozava zatvorenu r d i o n c u
(closed shop p. p.) )nego opasnos-
nosti snizenja radnika do indus
trijalnog kmetstva." Tu ne moze
biti protivljenja IL nacelu kon-
skripciji radnika, ako to pomaze
dobiti rat" Adam Lapin pisase II
Daily Worker-u II. augusta. Is
toga dana Daily Worker je uvod-
nicarijo: 6. :. mi cdobravamo ma
celia sveopste sluzbe, ali mi ostro
kritikujemo odeljke -Wads-
worth-ovog bill-a konskripciji
radnika. -. podneseni bill bi dao
poslodavcima proturadnicko oru-
xje".
Trockisticko krilo koje izdaje
Labor Action, nije indiferentno,
ali je ipak slepo prema istorijskoj
sadrzini prisilnog robovanja. Ono
Sc zali da bi prisilna sluzba "oza-
kcnila uprostila diskriminaciju
rada preporucenu 20 Drzavnom
Odvetniku Biddle-u, njegovom
HveStaju Predsedniku, trazeci "a
branu O selenju Crnaca." zalba je
dabome ma svom mestu, jer Natl
oEal Service Act bi besumnje ST.
steinatizirao rasnu diskriminaciju.
Ali uzeti ovu, a ignorisati mnogo
vece sadrzine bill-a - snizenje
E4dnicke klase industrijalno
kmetstvo - jeste otkriti ogromnu
ignoranciju.
Thomas Sc POziva ma Slucai
DemOkratiji.
The Call, organ reformistickih
'.socijalista" ucinio je nekoliko
nevaljalih pocetaka osudjivanju
MISUNDERSTANDING bill-a. Pi-
suci izdanju cd l. septembra,
William Becker podrzava stav da
''regrutovanje rada nije nuzno".
On krivi grabez radnika cd stra-
ne industrija w. L. B. odluke .
najamnici kao odgovorne "a man.
power nedostatak, umece da je
p0sao radnika to da Sc pobrinl
da te vladine politike budu izle-
Gene. U svojem radio govoru,
.,uhliknvanom II The Calm. &. ok
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-09-12
METHODIST WOMEN
PLAN MEET HERE
Educational Seminar Stat
ed AT Fifth Avenue
Church Sept. Is

The Methodist women OF 1ne
Woman's Society of Christian Ser
vice will hold an Educational Sem
mar and zone meeting for the New
Hanover zone at Fifth Avenue
Methodist church on Wednesday,,
September Is, beginning at IL
a. m. -,
Among out-of-town speakers will
be Mrs. A. H. Borland OF Dur
ham. Mrs. B. F. Boone Of Fair
mont, Mrs. D. L. Fouts OF White
Vile, Mrs. ]. M. Jerome OF Rose
hill and Mrs. N. P. Edens OF
Maysville.
Plans for the fall mission study
classes and various phases of work
of the Woman's Society will be
featured at the meeting. which is
one of a series of seminars to be
held in the Wilmington district
and throughout the North Carolina
Conference of the Methodist
church.
Following luncheon at tn e
church, Mrs. Leon L. Motto will
reopen the meeting and a session
of the New Hanover zone meeting
will be held.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-09-12
BOND AVERAGES
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

CHICAGO. Sept. II. p Sala-
BILE cattle 500; salable calves 100:
compared Friday last week with
receipts measurably smaller, post
holiday trade very active: good
and choice fed steers and year
lings strong to Is higher, common
and medium grades steady choice
heifers 10 to Is higher, but all
others steady to Is lower; beef
cows strong, Gamers and cutters
so up, however bulls Is higher;
vealers steady at 1900 to 1900
mostly; more grass cattle in crop,
mainly southwests, but m d & e
grades granted steers and fed
heifers predominated and eastern
tn available supply strictly loads,
including 1888 Id. averages, made
1886; numerous 10 d s 1000 TO
1915, with choice light steers up
to 1915 and choice 1041 Id. year.
lings to 1850; meanwhile, choice
to prime heifers reached 1885.
bulk fed heifers turning at 1880 to
Is rs grassy kinds making 925 to
1910; strictly good Colorado grass
COWS reached 1900 but most fat
COWS 1000 to 1880; Gamers and
cutters closed at 700 to $50 when
light and medium weight bulls
were on $50 to 1900 basis;
heavy sausage bulls reaching 1850,
stock cattle slow. steady.