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Pitanja i Odgovori
90 SociialistiCkoj RadnickOi Partiii.)

Socjalisticka Radnicka Partija razlikue
izmedju Stalnisticke birokratije, IL ednu ru-
ku, i Sovjetskih radnka drugu. Poslednji sd
nadahnuti Socijastickim teznjama uprkos lu-
kavog, neskrupuloznog i anti-Marksistickog
nacionazma njihovih politickh zavodioca.
tNjihova pobeda mad nacistiGkim zlikoycima,
pa ako je. postignuta pod vodistvom Stalinis-
tickih birokrata, cd zivotne je potrebe zbog
razloga izlozenog IL manfestu koga je usvoji-
la Sociialistcka RadniCka Partiia, prigodom
alaska Sjedinjenih Drzava rat, Il kome je
receno:
"Jer jednom pojmivsi da svojim napori-
ma "a ostvarenje Socijaizma behu izdani Cd
strane Stainizma, on mogu sto besumnie br-
70 hoce, precstti svoje racune svojim IL
daiicama, dok njhovo pokorenje cd strane Hit
era znacilo bi ne samo bos brutalnijeg neumlt-
nijeg gospodara, nego raZoren savez, razoruzan
nalod srozan apsolutno ekonomsko kmets-
two i poitiGko ropstvo, hez kakvih izgleda
opste, pod takvim rezimom, da nastave pOziti
van i direktan process stvarne Socijalisticke
Izgradnje golemoj ruskoj zemlji"
Zbog prethodnih razloga Socijalisticka
Radnicka Partija pozdravlia radnike Sovets-
Ike Rusije u njihovim herojskim naporima da
bace natrag nacisticku EVER.
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lizma, neizbezno &c produziti do
samog kraja kapitalizma. Ipak, in
teresantno je pribeleziti sve otvo-
renije pokusaje da Sc pridobije
javno mnjenje prilog kapitaliz-
ma.
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Vazne medj. vesti.
(Nastavak sa l. strane.)

(Nastavak sa l. strane.)
like, "a narode svih zemalja nema
srece nj buducnosti dok vlada ka-
pitalizam. A to znaci da je danas
vredno raditi samo "a jednu stvar
"a obaranje kapitalizma i "a u.s.
pestavu Socijalizma.
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(Nastavak sa l. strane.)

hove imperijalistickih interesa.
Mama sc govori da su danas We
like sile prosvecene, da ce stra-
na politika koja sc sada sprema
"a posleratni period, doneti mir i
svetski red kroz kooperaciju. Sva-
kako, mas uveravaju da &c mir BIZ
tt iznudien oruzanom silom = iii
.internacionalna policijska slla' +.
udruzena militarna moe onlh slia,
koie &c sacinjavati svetsku orga-
nizaciju. Ali ako strana pol'tika
ina najpre svrhu da promiee ma
cionalne (kapitalisticke) interese
- a to mora biti prvenstveni ciij
strane politike kapitalistieke ma
CHE - tada odrzavanje mira ne
izbezno postaje drugostepeni cilj.
Cd 'ISvetskog Suda"
do ratnog polja.
Ocevidno ie da su te dive svrke
medjusobno zaracene. Kapitalis-
ticke nacije imadu konfliktujuce
interese, to jest, one su konku-
remit "a place, sierra uticaja, kon-
cesija, it'd. Moglo bi Sc argumen-
tisati da bi pod svetskom organi-
zaciiom i characterization koo-
peracijcm" sporovi, koji bi svaka-
ko izbili kao rezultat te konkuren-
cije, bill resent ma tai naein, ako
predvidjeni "svetski sud" ("World
Court") resi- prilog jedne zem-
lie, konkuris.uca nacija potcinila
bi svoje interese interesima har-
monte i mira. Slabost tog argu
menta lezi u njegovom promasaju
da uzme obzir cinjenicu da su
kapitalisticke nacije pod pritis-
kom ekonomskih Imperative kod
kuce, da Sc rese svojih visaka es-
papa i kapitala u drugim zemlja-
ma. Dczvoliti da sc ii visci nago-
milaju kod kuce, neminovno iza-
ziva ekonomske, socijalne poll
ticke krize. Zbog toga, dok jedna
kapitalisticka nacija moze izgled-
no usvojiti nepovoljnu odluku
"svetskog suda," ona nem0ze po-
pustiti, ako popustanje znaei gu
bitak vaznih pijaca. Ako je to
mocna kapitalistieka nacija, ona
ce iii ignorisati takve odluke -
iii apelovati "sudu" boinog polja.
Ma toj tacci, kazu zagovaraci
"svetske kooperacije" upotrebila
bi Sc 'internacionalna policija."
Ali odakle dolazi international
ma policija"? Ona ne dolazi sa
planete Marsa, zbog toga ona mo-
ra doci sa zemlje. Ona je, stva-
ri, militarna sila nacija. Zbog to-
ga, kada sc ''internacionalna po-
licija" posalje da uzdrzi "zakon"
protiv jedne kapitalisticke nacije
(izuzev kada bi to bila nejaka ma
CHA, u kom slucaju ona bi tako
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cove Wade. A sve to sve wise po-
tvrdjuje cinjenicu da Stalinistic-
ka Russia ina posebne racune cd
ostalih jcj saveznika.
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Zasto Sc radikalne partiie uyek
medjusobno blu? Zasto Sc ne
ujedine?


Pitanje nosi sa sobom implikacju da bi So
cijalisticki pokret bio jaci kada bi Sc ''ra-
dikalne partije" ujedinie jednu veliku partl-
Ju Implikacja je zasnovana ma laznoj smrtnoJ
pretpostavci. Tia pretpostavka glasi da veliclna,
ma mesto principa i programa jeste vrhovnl
faktor. Ali ako je ista dokazano pc nedaynoj
istoriji Evropi, to je da puki brojevi, organi-
zovani bez obzira ma Marksisitcki program
princp (premda time odaje posta ma jeziku),
jesu nemocni. Puk brojevi ne mogu niti uspos-
taviti Socjalizam niti sprecti reakciiu.
Ujediniti Marksisticku SocijastieSu Rad
nicku Partiju sa reformistickom partition
anarho-reformistickem Komunstckom parti-
jom, ma primer, bilo bi slcno uliyanju iedne
piAte este vode Il jedan gallon neciste vode
takva smesa bila bi kobna jasnon, borbenom,
znastvenom programu SIP stvorila b "par-
tju' frakcja 'ujedinjenih'' samo po imenu,
Pre- Boljsevicke Revolucije, nekoliko ta-
kozvanih "radikanih' partija borise Sc
djstvo Cak neki BoIjsevici vercvahu da bi
trebao pokusati da Sc "udruze" ga ostalim par
tjama. Lenn Sc zivo protivio preporuci da
Bolisevicka partija "istakne lozinku koja bi sVe
ujedinila," rekavsi: "kazatu yam otvoreno da
stvar koje Sc ia naivise sada plasim jeste ne
cprezno jedinstvo, koje, ia sam uveren, jestc
opasnc i Stetno "a proletarjat'. Jednom drll-
gom zgodom on rete: "Ono cega Sc ia najvise
plasim. jeste gomilanje raznorodnih grupa pa
tada da Sc to nazove partija".
Partija koja ina da obavlja teski posao
Socialisticke prosvete i organizacije mora, po
recima De Leona, "biti neustraSiva, nemilosrd-
ma Il svojoj logci, netolerantna kao znanost,
uska kao sto samo istina moze bti. Ona ne
n1oze bti niti jedno cd tin, ako komprimituie
i "a samu dlaku; drugim recima, moze
cbavljati svoj posao, ako je strukturi laba-
va"
Konacno kad bi sve "radkalne" partije
bile "ujedinjene', rezultirajuca klupka JOS hi
bila malena. Ogromna vecina americkih radn:-
ka nalazi Sc izvan svih tih partija. IL te ogron-
ne mase, koiu jos domnira kapitalisticka poll
tika kapitalisticka ideologija, Socijalisticki
pokret mora regrutovati da bi gradio organiza-
ciiu sposobnu da navali ma lopovsku citadelu
kaptalizma da je osvoji.
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Burzoazija ne moze da zivi a da
besprekidno ne revolncicniSe oru-
dja "a proizvodnju, dakle i uslove
"a proizvodnju, dakle, celokupne
drustvene odncse. - X. Marx.
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lOZinka "NaciOna|nih IntereSa"

bila primorana da zivi Cd mrvlcla
sa kapitalistickog bogataskog sto-
la), nju &c docekati sila. Neizbez-
no svet &c opet biti podeljen II
diva velika ratujuca tabora kapi-
talistickih sila njihovih prize
paka.
Nikakva nova, niti narocita stra-
ma politika, nije u staniu spreci-
ii katastrofu neizmernog uzasa
iedncg globusnog konflikta. Ele-
mentarno je da, u koliko posledl-
ca sledi uzrok, suprotni nacional-
nj interest, proizvedeni po kapita-
lizmu, moraju konacno da rezulti-
raju novim probama oruzja. A
mericka plutokratija znade to, j.
dok vice "a mocnom mirnodobnom
militarnom silom, toboze da "cdr-
Ii MIR" ona ina na umu odbranu
nacionalnih interesa t. j. njenih
interesa.
Ia trajni mir
iskorenimo kapitalizam.
Trajni mir stvarna svetska
kooperacija nemoguci su dok Sc
ne iskoreni kapitalisti:ko ekonom-
sko suparnistvo, dok Sc interest
svih naroda ne podudaraju. Tai &c
dan doci kada sistem izrabljiva-
MIA najamnog rada i proizvodnje
"a prodaju bude pociscen ma is
torijsko bunjiste, novo drustvo
bude podignuto ma cvrstoi osnovi
zajednickog vlasnistva, demokrat-
ske uprave j proizvodnje "a upo-
trebu. Pod Socijalizmom ekonom-
ski zakcni koji primoravaiu nase
kapitaliste da vode ogorceno trgo-
vacko ii militarno) ratovanje ga
konkurisucim nacijama, iii da pa
te ekonomski zastoj kod kuce, is
CELL bi. Jedini visci koji &c pos
tojati bice planirani visci j ii &c
biti razmenjivani sa drugim ma
rodima "a nasu medjusobnu ko-
rist. Napredak svakog naroda BIZ
&c, ped tim drustvom, briga svih
naroda posto &c to biti u interesu
svih naroda.
Niti iiedan Lippmann, niti ije-
dan Hull, niti ijedan Roosevelt,
niti ijedan Wallace, niti ijedan
Wendell Willkie, ne mogu ponu-
diti stranu politiku, koja &c done
ii trajni mir. Jer svi oni zasniva-
ju svoje preporuke ma produzenju
kapltallZma, a kapltallZam nelZ
bezno proizvadja rat, kao sto po-
radja srodna zala besposlice
bede. Duznost je svakog klasno-
svesnog i prosvecenog radnika da
svojim drugovima radnicima is
takne ovu istinu
Ne moze biti mira bez Socija
lizma!
WEEKLY PEOPLE)
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NAsE PARTIJSKO STANOvIsTE.

NASE PARTIJSKO STANOVISTE
Socijaisticka Paa nkada odstupa cd isti
da b stvorila pratelja niada promasuje udar
zabudu da bi stvorila neprjatelja.
Sa cvrstom konacnu pobedu ona ide svom putem
nepokoebana sabom tenjom privremenom korscu Ona
radi posteno verujuci da nestrasivoj
nezavisnos insvo meme svre kojm je naahnuta,
m kraju krajeva posovanje poverenje oni koe ella
skopcati jedno Nasnosvesno navalno telo.
Njena propaganda sasto prOsvecivanju vec
organzovanju radnice kase osyaanje vlast popu
obaranje kaptazma zadaca izvr &c sta
ati kao stena, budna pazjiva, ustupajuci nista.
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Pravi najgori neprijatelj ma
roda jeste danasnja burzoaska
stampa. Zato sc drzite strogo svom
dusom devize sto VAN je debacu
iem: Prezir mrznja, smrt pro-
r:st danasnjoj burzoa skoj stam-
pi! - Lassalle.
Medal da knjiga tobom gospo-
dari nego gospodari ii njom. Ko-
me knjiga gospodari, tai je mr.
tav um. - Bulver.
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Kakvo ie drzanie Sociialisticke
Radnicke Partiie prema Soviets-
kOi Rusiii nien0m ratu sa nacis-
tickOm NemaCkOm?

Ma 26. juna 1941. godne, cetiri dana ma
kon sto je nacisticka vojska navalila ma Rusiju,
Pod-Obor Narodnog Izvrsnog Odbora Socila-
l:sticke Radnicke Partije usvojio e reZoluci-
iu. u kojoj je izjavljeno
"Bratske simpatije najozbiljnije saza-
ljenje Sale Socijalisticka Radnicka Partija
nasoj proleterskoj ruskoj brati ovom njiho-
vom tragicnom casu, sa nasom zarkom nadom
da &c Sc krvolocno straSilo Hitlerizma ubrzo
proterati natrag pakao odakle je dosao.'
istoi rezoluciji Socijaisticka Radnicka
Partija osudila je Stalinisticku birokratiju zbog
rjenih izdaja radnitke klase generalno, zbog
njenog ranijeg saradjivanja Hitlerovom
vladom, posebice
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Utica 10 Sell Bonds
On Molly Pitcher Day

Carrying on the tradition Of
the Revolutionary War heroine
who has gone down in history
because she aided her fighters
at the battle Of Monmouth in
1878, Utica will be the scene of
a drive TO sell war bonds and
stamps on Saturday. August 7.
Heading the local Molly Pit
cheers is Mrs. l.. r. Hirth who
has organized her helpers TO OBJ
serve Molly Pitcher Day by fill
ing their pitchers with tags, one
each for everybody who buys.
The following Molly Pitchers
will sell tags Betty Gilchrist,
Dorothy Cummings. d o r s
White, Evelyn Wyatt. Margaret
Cooper, la Liebenow, Beatrice
Engel, Lorraine MaloW, Jean
Kollmorgen, Betty Fletcher and
May Briggs.
Saturday is National Molly
Pitcher Day in the rural COM
munities and more than two
thousand workers will be on
hand TO serve you. Buy bonds
and stamps on Saturday.
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Spray Poisons
Entire Family
Cabbage Makes
Four Seriously Ill

VAN DYKE-PoiSoned by ar
senate of lead sprayed on their
cabbage patch a % year old
Warren township war worker,
his wife and their two small
children were released from
Saratoga hospital Tuesday night
following a narrow escape from
death,
According 10 Deputy Sheriffs
Richard DeKctelacre and Hubert
Rice the victims became seri-
ously i'll Monday night following
a meal in which boil cabbage
from the family garden was con-
sumed The officers said that
cabbage had been sprayed
with arsenate Of lead on Sun
day.
Victims Of the poisoned pro-
duce were
Arthur Mega. %, 1855 Baylis
street, Warren township.
Ann Mega. 20, his wife.
Robert Mega, 6, the couples
son.
Barbara. 3, a daughter.
All officers said, are now
convalescing rapidly.
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Attorney Discusses
Postwar Aviation
E. r. kunneIey, Jr.
Addresses kiwonions

Post war aviation and con-
trolls over private and CONNER
cial flying today were discussed
by Emory Nunneley, assistant
general counsel for the Civil
Aeronautics Board, at the week.
" meeting of the kiWanis Club
at the Medca Hotel, yesterday.
Nunneley presented a COM
prehenSive description Of the
many safety regulations and the
intricate control system now
operated by our government for
the management of on-military
flying Pointing out that there
are over 300 applications now
on file for new commercial fly
ing ventures and that there will
be a tremendous surplus Of air
craft after the war. he predicted
great traffic problem in the
air
Attorney Nunneley, formerly
of Mount Clemens, is now sta
toned in Washington, D C..
Other guests Of the club were
Fred Nogazoyi of Detroit and
William Weiner Of Mount Glenn
ems
Next Wednesday the club will
be entertained by John Brett
meyer at his annual picnic and
the following Wednesday MEM
bers Will go on their annual
boat ride
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-05
American Detectives Lay
Pottern in Cakes Case
Miami Officers Troee Version
Of Murder of Wealthy Brton

scribes every word of testimony
in longhand, Magistrate F. E.
Field said he would limit the
hearing TO two hours.
Four principal points have
been made by the Miami detec-
tives during the first two days
of the hearing.
Melchen testified that De Ma
rigny declared he hated Sir
Harry, his father-in-law, whose
battered and burned body was
found in the Cakes home July 8.
Melchen related that De Ma
rigny, questioned the following
DAY, asserted:
II hated him because he was
a stupid old fool who couldn't be
reasoned with"
The detective said De Ma
rigny told him of heated argu-
ments' with Sir Harry and add
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Fourth Term Issues to Get Complete Public Hearing

Il that he had not been in West
bourne, the spacious Cakes resi-
dence, in three years.
Melchen's colleague, Barker,
testified earlier that De Ma
rigny's fingerprint was found
on a screen in the room where
Sir Harry was slain.
Barker said he questioned De
Marigny about the clothing he
wore on the night of the murder.
"He said he had on tan
shirt and trousers and sport
shoes. The shirt he said he wore
is missing"
Barker added that search of
De Marigny's home failed TO
disclose any trace of the shirt.
While this hearing is for the
prosecution, the defense has not
been idle.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-05
BY f.. V. w. JONES

NASSAU, Bahamas, Aug s.
(P-The pattern of the govern
ment's case against Alfred De
Marigny in the Staying of veal
thy Sir Harry Cakes has been
made clear by two American
detectives.
Step by step during the pre-
liminary hearing, Capt. Edward
w Melchen and Capt. James O.
Barker Of Miami have built a
structure of evidence on which
the prosecution will ask that De
Marigny be ordered to trial for
murder.
To this. technical evidence
will be added today by Detec-
tive Frank Conway Of the New
York police force. The session
will be brief, Complaining of
writer's cramp because he tran
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-05

The Whippct, fastest dog in the
world. Is q cross between the
greyhound and the terrier.
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New Ration Board
Offices Now Open
Boord Will Serve
Warren ond Sterling

The second Macomb County
ration board, which viii serve
residents Of Warren and Stcr-
ling townships. opened today at
20o55 Van Dyke, but will not be
ready 10 start functioning fully
until early next week, Board
Chairman Earl Tallman said to-
day.
Tallman indicated that the
board is ready for business "
but has yet TO build the counters
i'm the office. install the tcle-
phones, and move in more
equipment,
Mrs Irene Mckee, was tenn
porarily put in charge OF the
War Price and Ration Board de-
-gTErated rs No. -3350=2 a cticf
clerk will be appointed al lat
or date The new office employs
Il people
Plans for third Nacomb
County Ration Board which viii
be located on Gratiot avenue 10
serve Lake and Erin Townships
are progressing rapidly but are
as vet incomplete rationing Of
ficials stated.
Officials hoped that the new
board would be able TO open in
the near future, so as to facli-
tate the conduct of ratloning
business.
With the opening Of the two
new offices. residents of the
four townships will no longer
need 10 90 TO Mount Clemens TO
conduct their business, officials
polnted'"vri
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there is Tttfc chance ~ obtain
lng tho necessary tvo-thirds
support ( tho administration op-
poses II
OPPOSED 3RD TERM
Van Nuvs who announced i'm
1910 that he was opposed 10
third term for any president.
declined to state his attitude to-
ward fourth term nomination
for Air Roosevelt but Senator
Hatch iD-NAn reiterated I'M a
radio address last nigh, pre-
dlction that the president would
bc the Democratic nominee II
tho war continues or peace nc
eotiarore have not bccn com
Melted
Doe..s.-a a.o uar,4,,f.,r.,to,
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-05
Romano AhSOlVed
by Authorities

An investigation into charges
that Patrolman Vincent Romano
insulted 28-year-old Warren
township housewife while issu-
in her a traffic violation ticket,
continued today by Police Com
missioner Verne Lumex despite
the fact that he was absolved
from al. guilt by the Township
board.
Supervisor Earl Tallman stat
ed that the ',oard last week in
vestigated the evi icnce brought
TO light but were satisfied that
Romano was innocent.
Commissioner Lumex indicat-
cd that his robe to date reveal
cd nothing out of the ordinary
but was continuing his inveSti-
cation 10 make sure"
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BY JACK REII

WASHINGTON. Aug ST
Both sides ~ the fourth term
question may get complete air.
ing al public hearings before the
Senate judiciary committee next
month on a propose 20 limit fla
ture presidents to eight years 10
office
Chairman Van Mugs tD-Ind1
said TO-DAY he would urge sub
CON mittce headed by Senator
McCarrsn (D-Nev) 20 begin
hearings on a proposed consDtu-
tionsl amendment 81 this nature
soon after Congress reconNcncs
in mid September
There should be some very
interesting public hearings on
this question. with both SIDES OF
the issue discussed +" Van Nuy
told an interviewer.
ISSUE TO ARISE
He said he had no doubt a
fourth term President Roosevelt
would be discussed although
the resolution proposing the
constitutions am n d m n Z
would not alter the tenure Of
any prcsiden, in office az the
time Of It's adoption.
Senator Bailey Cd NC) said I'M
introducing The propose that IL
obviously could not be approved
by a tWo-th,rds vote OF both
houses and ratified by three
fourths Of The state legislatures
in time 10 become effective be-
fore the 1874 elections.
Van Nuys said he had receiv-
ed no indication Of the admins
trations attitude toward the
proposal. but he predicted It's
early approval by the judiciary
committee SponSorS have
claimed SIS votes for the mca-
ure in the Senate but concede
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-05
MISCELLANY

NEW YORK-The New York
committee Of the national war
fund reports the following con-
tributions TO the funds various
relief agencies.
A polar bear skin. an old gray
mare, set of surgical instru-
fnetfts ehee-eWned by German
physician, and set Of bridge
work
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-05
MEAT SUPPLY

AMIGO, Wis. - Aroused
from sleep by a commotion in
his front yard, farmer Frank
Krall Investigated.
An animal charged him. He
retreated hastily into the house.
got his gun, and fired from the
front door.
His bag-one Of the largest
black bears ever seen in this
vicinity.
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Over half the employees in
the British post offices are wo-
men, more than 100000 women
arc working on railroads and
there are 1000 lady bus con-
ductors IN London alone.
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Senate Judiciary Body
to Hear Proposed Curb
Constitutional Amendment
Urged by Chairmon Won Nuys

there is little chance ~ obtain
ing the necessary tWO-thlrds
support I the administration OPP
poses 10.
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A. 81 Beeichenon. Newark y. j.. writes; Before
using Ofoiune Ear Drops. wss 90 dsafsned could
not hear the clock tick After using Orotune can
nov hear the clock tick With both ears" Thousands
nov hard hearing would hear clearly and dis.
ttncty sglin. and get relief from buzxing ringing
head noises. eogred up feeling IN eari. N impacied
AJAX that blocks ear canals and presses on sensitive
ssfdrums vS removed. Try safe Orolune o. directed
contains an Ingredient especially recommended f0
@is purpose. Druggists. Health Fsoa Ss0A
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LOS ANGELES - Manager
Harry r. Metzgcr, 81, stared
silent, unmoving, from the box
office of the RoXie theater when
a customer asked for a ticket.
EN- p oyes discovered that
Metzger was dead from a heart
attack.
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Amphibian jeep traIlers, de-
signed to carry quarter-ton
load ON both land and sea, are
now in mass output.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-19
Halifax Emphasizes
Ship Construction for
1913 Victory Prelude
Ambassador Says Peace
After War Depends on
Four Greet Powers
Special Dispatch to The Star.

special DISPATCH to The Star
ROCHESTER. N. Y, Jan. 19.-Vis-
count Halifax, the British Ambassa-
dor, made an urgent plea here last
night for the United States to build
more ships than ever before.
The expansion of the African
front is making great demands on
our shipping and presents new op-
portunities of destruction which the
enemy has not been slow to grasp"
the Ambassador told a dinner meet
ing of the Rochester Chamber of
Commerce.
During 1913. while We are inten-
styling our own attacks on subma-
rines both in the seas and in their
construction yards. we shall need
ships and more ships-all the ships
which your wards and ours can build
and as quickly as they can build
them,
AT the same time we shall all
have to work hard to maintain the
supply of aircraft, tanks and guns.
and al other equipment of war. For
We have not merely to supply our
selves. We have also to help the
armies of Russia and China.
May See Victory Prelude.
IF we do this-if. so far from re-
laXlng, We increase our efforts. 1943