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RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-04-15
Rudari traze wise mesa

WILLKES-BARRE, Pa. - 1900
rudarskih radnika, clanovi lokala
broj 6765 U. NJ. w., PROFESSIONAL
su protiv odluke koja dozvoljava
samo dve funte mesa nedeljno, L
protestu Sc kaze da rudarima tre-
ba cd do 9 funti mesa nedeljno.
Kao sto smo rekli vezi sa tvrd
n JON Kresiceve Danice, mi nismo
autoriteti Il pitanju relativne vred-
nosti mesa povrca. Ali mi znamo
toliko da sto radnik teze radi da
MENU treba sto wise teze hrane.
Da Ii rudarski radnici tesko ra-
de? Tesko bi bilo imenovati ie-
dan posao koji zahteva wise fizit-
kog napora nego sto je posao ru-
dara.
Mi pozdravIjamo zahtev rudara
"a veCu kolicinu hrane, ali to ne
moze resiti problem. Rudari, kao
i ostali radnici, primaju jedan
mali deo svoga proizvoda. Oni su
II stanju da kupe samo jedan ma
Ii dec proizvedene hrane i drugih
stvari. Resenje problema obilne i
valiane hrane veZanO je "a opsf1
problem radnika koji sc moze re-
siti iedino sa uspostavom druSt-
venog uredienja II kome &c rad
nici primati potpun drustven piod
svoga rada.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-04-15

neki George Nordstrom, okruzni
direktor UAW reCe radnicima da
Sc njihove traznie nece uzeti u
obzir dok Sc ne foyrate ma posao.
Vesti ne kazu Sto Sc desiIo.
I tako sa svihs strana Sc poku-
sava da sc radnicima ubije duh
otpora. Ali pored syega toga, rad
nici davaju izraza svom zdravom
instinktu. To je dobro, samo treba
Jos nesto naofuzati tai Zdravi
instinkt sa nuznim minimumom
klasne svesti.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-04-15

sadom iako Sc navodno sam uzdr-
zava. JOS pet fasistickih listova,
sa ukupnom cirkulacijom cd IT,
900, stampa sc Il Buenos Airesu II
takvom stilu da bi mogli izlaziti u
1taliji. Anti-fasisti imaiu jedan
nedjeljni list, ITALIA LIBRE.
sesnaest pro-nacistickih listova
stampa Sc "a njemacku koloniju
koja broji 145,OOO clanova. Svi su
podupirani cd njemacke ambasa-
de iii nacistickih organizaciia.
Niemacki dnevnik DEUTSCHE LA
PLATA ZEITUNG ina cirkulaci-
iu 10000. Pored medjunarodnih
problema oval list daje cesto mai
bolje .komentare "a domace pro-
bleme. Ostali njemac cki listovi, sa
cirkulacijom od 100000 prilago-
djuju Sc potrebama kolonije OBJ
radjuju pitanja koja interesuju
unutrasnjost zemlje. Protiv ma
cisticki Nijemci stampaju listo-
va jedan je cd njih dnevnik.
Uprkos svega 5000 Japanaca,
ova kolonija ina diva dnevna lis
ia koji Sc sami uzdrzavaju anon
CANA njemackih j iapanskih fir
mi.
Njemacki novac i intrige uticu
ma ostalu nacisticku stampu ma
drugim jezicima.
Jedanaest listova izlaze ma poll
skom, "a koloniju cd $4,000, cd
kojih su diva otvoreno pro-osovin-
ska. OREPOWNIK je antisemits-
XII, a PROCURADOR Sc bavi pi-
tanjima duhovne prirode.
Bijeli Rusi, kojih ina 100000 Ii
Argentina, cd tog broja 10000
su njemacki Rusi, imaju wise lis
tova. SEVERIANIN je cisto nacis-
ticki, dok ina reakcionarnih lis
tova bez nacisticke tendencije.
U ceskoi koloniji ina jedan
nacisticki list, ma da je kolonija
sva "a Saveznike. Cisto osovinskim
novcem placaju Sc diva srpska j
diva hrvatska lista totalitarnog ka-
raktera, koji imaju tiraz oko jed
ne hiljade brojeva. Balkanski su-
sjedi Jugoslovena, Grci, zatim
Bugari Rumuni, imaju po jedan
pro-nacisticki list, isto tako Ma
djari, koji stampaju diva lista.
Ma arapskom jeziku izlazi je-
dan antisemitski i protivsaveznic-
XII list, koji kaze n. pr. Yankee i
zidovi su jedno te istO."
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-04-15

WASHINGTON, u. E. - Ne
davno su teraCi trokOya a dr2aVl
Ohio trazili povisicu najamnice.
Styar baSe predana Ii ruke War
Labor Boarda koji dozvoli gran
dio7nu' pevisieu cd 81 centa na
sat. Sa tom "grandioznom' povi-
sicom radnici &c primati 80 CEN
Il ma sat.
To je povisica samo imenu,
posto cd kada su teraci trokova
podneli svoi zahtev "a povisicu,
zivotne namirnice su poskocile "a
nesto wise cd posto.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-04-15
Elektricari wildcat" "-uju

DAYTON, Ohio. 800 radni-
ka Airtemp Division Chrysler
korpcracije stupise ma "neovlaSte-
nj" strajk. Vesti izbegavaju re-
kordovati radnitke zahteve. pod
yukuje Sc, kao obiCno, da tvor-
MICA radi leo posto ma ratnim ma
rudzbama.
ovog puta Strajk je proglasen
"neovlastenim' ne cd strane kom-
panije vec Cd strane iuniie c. l..
o. One sto je mama nerazumllivo
jeste ovo: kako TO da Sc jedan
straik radnik:4 nas=.@.c. *. f,;ss1-.s.,aati "nee-
vlastenim"? Cinjenica da su rad
nici stupili ma Strajk dokazuje da
su oni odlutili da strajkuju - da
su ovlastili tai strajk. Kako to
da neko moze imati wise prayo
mad strajkom nego saml radnlcl
koji MENU ucestvuju. Nema ta-
kovog prava. Jedino je to da fe-
keri uzurpiraju radnicko pravo i
proglase strajk "neovlastenim.
Zato radnici treba da elm pre-
Socijalisticke Indus
triialne Junije II raznim indus
trijama kojima ce radnici i sa-
mo radnici imati odlucujucu rec.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-04-15
Ia istragu Rickenbackera

ATLANTA, Ga. Atlantska
Federacija Rada, predstavliajuci
$4,000 clanova, usvojila je rezolu-
ciju kojoj Sc trazi istraga Risken-
backera i njegove protu-radnicke
kampanje. U peticiji poslatoj Kon-
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-04-15
VOL. xxxvI. = GOD. Xxxvl.
Fasishcka Stampa u Argentini

lDole propustamo popis fasis-
ticke stampe Argentina kako
ie primljen cd norinske agenci
ie. ONA. Jugoslavenske novine I,
Argentini koje Sc smatraju ia
sistickim nisu imenovanc. Sva-
kako da je jedna Cd tih - Ar
gentinske Novine koia Sc STAN
pa Buenos Aires. Ia novina
glorifikuje hrvatskog nacistu Pa
velica. U ostalom, dobro je ina
ii ma umu tinjenicu da sve dru-
ge novine koie izlaze Argen-
TIM nisu radnicke novine, IL stva-
ri mi neznamo nj IN jednu.
UredniStvol J. :.
Buenos Aires = IONA zracnom
postom) Cetrdeset sest pronacis-
tickih novina stampa sc ma stra-
nim jezicima u Argentini, vecinom
uz potporu nOvca njemacke iii ne
Ike druge osovinske diplomatske
misije. To je ustanovila Nora Pi-
nez, dopisnica Overseas News A
gency.
Pored njemackih, italijanskih
listova, stampaju Sc takvi Proc
sovinski listovi ma srpskom, hrvat-
skom, ceskom, ruskom, poliskom,
ukrainskom, litvinskom, grSkom,
danskom, madjarskom, bugarskom,
rumunskom i arapskom jeziku.
Owl listovi upotrebljavaju Sc ne
samo "a promicanje nacisticke
propaganda u kolonijama Argen-
tine koje govore stranim jezicima,
nego "a izvozenje okupirane
zemlje, gdje sluze nacistickim ci-
ljevima. U Europi nacisticke vlas-
tt ma tai nacin dokazuju postoja-
ME fasistickih osecaja medju ma
njinama odgovarajicih naroda II
inostranstvu.
Naprimer, ceski list JINO AME-
RICANO nikada nije imao vecu
cirkulaciju cd 800 brojeva Ar
gentini, ali hiljade brojeva odla-
zile su u takozvani ceski protek-
torat.
Cetiri pro-nacisticka dnevna lis
ia izlaze u Argentina, jedan ma i
talijanskom, jedan ma njemackom
j diva ma japanskom jeziku. 1tali-
janska kolonija u Argentina ina
1.4OO hiljada clanova. Fasisticki
drevnM IL MATING D'ITALIA
ina cirkulaciju cd $4,000. Tijesno
saradjuje sa italijanskom amba-
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-04-15
MAsA SYRIA: UnHte'

4 4.
| A1AsA SYRIA: Un1te-
~ ME kapitalisticko a.
redjeaja; unis ste.lje najam-
nog ropstva radnicke kla-
sc; prenasanje swim zemalj-
skin industrija q ruke orr
ganizovanih proi7vodjaca:
svako n radniku potpun
rplod njegovog rada; OSLO
bodjenje c clog covecan-
stva Cd morije Klasne Via
davine; uspostav1janje Slo-
bodne Zajednice Drugova
Il Drugarica - Industri-
jaime Republic Rada.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-04-15

lA4ASA S DIS TV A:
~ Prosvecivanje radnitke
klase u duhu Marksizma;
da su rad j kapital nepo-,
mirljivi neprijatelj; orga-
nizovanje radnicke kIase II:
jednu RevOlucionarnu Po-
liticku Partiju "a osyaja-
ME j razaranje POlitiGke
Drzave kapitalizma; orga-;
nizovanje radnika i u jed
nu revOlucionarnu Indus
trijalnu Juliju "a uzima-
ME, drzanje j kre4anje
svih zemaljskih Industrial.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-07
PNt, Edward Rem
WEEDS Florida Girl

Miss MarGarc, ScwclI pcrbI... .,,i
ir.NIi" Edward C.. Ecur nC . .n,
E'iI,'" Si'ils Army. were mar. - !
rlI""E evening. July >. at GA ,.,.,r.'
III " quiet and charming rcrcr,.,rw
% -. Inc BAPTIST paStorium in GrrIS
~ : ii. win the Rev Hokc Shirley nr-
Mf,. 'icn1 is Inc daugh,cr of II y
ic'oirS. q. OCrln. She nr.d,,, tai
i'S' year from Ocala high school 1~J
mas occH employed in the A. and
- =. hahk there since her grad,,a,inu
81" Is popular member d, .bn
Younger set 0i OCala. and is .c,.,.n
III many social activities.
Nv. RCnn IS the son Of Mr., and
Mrs. {. c. Rem of Hcndcr,n- iin
: .'"''"ncd Il, Camp Forest. Tom
n" couple was married in q bcau-
uluI 1.d impressive twilight c,rr-
hl"hH standing before Il LARGE hov.I
i pink glad.uli ''"
ne bride was lovely in q navy
sheer crepe .U!, worn with = whi,c
I"onl blouse. The feature @, tho
coS'Iim" was the patch pycl; I, on
nc coat made of cords ol tho
dress matrr.al Her accessories
were navy blue and she wore q rrI.-
,l'c O! pink roses AID white cayna-
lions. $50 ''''
Her only attendant was Mis-. Col
!ccn Fur. OF Ocala. who served ms
maid OF honor She was dressed
"ttEacuvtly il costume o! white
p!fue with white hat and aces
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-07

sin Of the bride, and Joe r,rr,
brother OF the groom.
The pastor of The bride. Rev r.
w. Lee, ofiiciaicd, using the ring
ceremony.
The couple entered unattended
The bride wore Il dress OF p,ydc,
blue chiffon with hat to match ana
an orchid corsagc.
Inc mother Of the bride and :hc
mother Of the groom ca"h w,rc =
costume of navy blue with 4 cprs,un
JG rcd roses.
OILY relatives and close friends of
The couple attended the ceremony,
Immcda ely following the "r,c.
mGny an informal reception WIS
held in the home. Miss RIc.,rl
Stalnback. sister OF the bride, u,,r-
sided AT the table and Mis-. ThcIma
Clark. Mrs. Bob SPAN AID Mis-,
Gladys Sattvrwhitc served cake. nut
and punch.
Alter The reception the couple lvr'
Tor "TRIP 10 an Uman.uunc"d dcs;i
nation. after which they viii bc a,
NJ me IN Baltimore, Md
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-07
By CHARLES L. STEWART
Central l.rC., Columns,

Washington. july I.-Cungrc,, Is
seriously worried over health CoudI-
tons III Washington. The House OF
RcprCS, natives committee ON the
District OF CUlumbIa'S affairs has I;
health Subcommittee which iSSucG
Il report ON the subject the other
day, and II threw an unduuDtCd
scare INTO the ranks of the lv,u,Iu-
tors On Capitol I'm.
The investigators declared lil.uiy
That a "aiSaStruus Cpiii,Iulc' u.ca,-
tnS from the present SITUATION. The
ldca shocks tic Lawmakers gen
cf"i principles ANA tucy OBVIOUSLY
10 no, fancy the notion o' b.img
hvinS' Ives III tine mIdsl uI .uen &C.,.
outbreak.
Mostly their own bunch alu pretty
comfortably chartered. but i.r m
'rstiSa'uIIal committee u,.lIcIs
""'in tH"n Uhtt At CiiEiui o. uuais-
Minimizing -. aus. uil,, On r.." -;in.
,HSc, 't"y hc E,iN GIt.l"l' 100 rui.-
me cNciuivCiy L. the .lUu...
Tia" town la. grown. since tie
VAR started. a. u lat, j.aIt 20, ..uum-
'E"t"f hI. been aLlr t. Keep ,"ymu
rack Ut.
/" * sure. 1t ha .r."@J lar m,n
NEai rrCviOu. ~ were IT. -.uu?ns. III
.m@IrIa. Mmlllnd and r."1 a& !a.
way as Pcnms"l vumla. TIA. - Il -.
lay. howcvca. is about ,s u.a.-..
crowded as the cCrt-1 area. auu
ram'r"iti'i"u. III au.i o..l. nI. &C.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-07
Cokesbury News
BY MRS. ERNEST GILL

y cn!ldlc..'s day program was
gwen at CvkCsbury chirCa SUNDAY
evening at 3 O'cloC,. followed d., -,
icW WwrG$ Ivy the pa Ipr. Re. T.. w.
!'r. THIS VA, the bc..muny % a
revival meet ny which vii, c,n;inuc
thtoUSh The week. with services each
evening al N:i5 U'Clock, conducted bv
INC pastor. N!b!c ,cuuu! v.I n.,Iu
cach m"EtinG al 9 a.. IN.
Nathan WOriham has returned ,u
his home at Garner after ,is iirp
MS sisters. Mrs. Gill. Mr.. S,uinh,cI;
and MIS-. Flcm ne. Tor s,,rn inn
''ir' N". IMAM WIS induc,cd u,o the
army 'Wp y'ar> ago. and sc!v i hi.
county both mere and overseas until
ms hca.,h failed. He WAS with ihr
medical corp, from which h. r.
ccIECd an honorable Discharge soy
e:al weeks ago.
Corporal James Edmunds has COM
plctcG his course al QuInticu and
mas ncCn sent Ia Chapc! IIU whore
nc VIII be stationed for some I me
as an instructor. Mrs. Edm,mds and
l,'!S son Will join Cpl. Edmund; IN
ChapcI Hi shortly. They are nov
WISHING her parents. Mir. ana Mrs.
y. /. Gup,On.
Miss Catherine SprU.ll lett Friday
afternoon Tor. Ar!i.g.o n. Va, where
he has accepted government work.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Leonard and
W. H.. Jr.. of Lous@ug. and Mrs. +.
Rcav:s. OF Alton. we're guest: of
Mr.. ann Mrs. Ernest Gill Thursday
SGT. Julian c. HAIRS arrived Tues
day from California 10 spent fiji
teen day furlough with his mother,
Mrs. Claudio Harr,.
Mr.. and Mrs. B1Di-ic M45rv had
as their guests for tie wcck-rud Mrs.
Mabry'S mother, Mrs. Wrcun. aid
Isle, Gcrnud'. from EPSON.
Miss Ruth Watson, from Angler.
peat the Fourth or July with her
cousin. Mis- Mary Frances Short.
Miss Virginia Ann Floyd returned
nome Saturday from Whit" Lake
where she spent week with the
HI club.
Mrs. Marvin Johnson and children
OF Wilmington arrived Saturday 70
Spcrd few days with hcr parents
here.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-07
Miss Stuinback Bride
Ut Reynold Gill Parks

In Il simple late afternoon ccrc-
mony on July 18th a, the home of
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Turner
nlll'am Stainback, Miss Rosalic Srain
S'2inback became the bride Of n,y
noid Gill Parks. of Hcndorso, ~.
baltimore, Md, son of MIR. and NIrs
merry j. Parks, Of Henderson.
Inc VOWS were spoken before m
i.nproVlSed altar in tho living rohm
winch was decorated with pinrs nmd
naSkc'S Of white giadioli and Crrns
'iankcd by tall standards bc.n.;~r
"nilc cathedral tapcrs.
=. Prior 10 the ceremony. Miss G1adv .
'HllcfWhite rendered program -
musical selections consisting If ~.
c"uSc tDHardcloD. Ihc Swrr,,,.,
Story Ever Told (Stults). All. Syyrn.
MYSTERY OF Life Victor Herbert !
Love You Truly Carrie .Jarnhs-
h"nd). y Low" Dream N.i,l;t ,'...
played Will" VOWS we're spoken T"n
traditional wedding marches u',r.
"So SEQ IS professional and rcccs>inr3I
me UShcrs were Frank Spain. ru,,-
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-07
%OC1ety News
SONG.

see YOU move
~ out of Il myth.
Whose wonder you
Hold commerce With.
In depths OF your eyes.
Always | must
Keep going 10 school
To learn OF trust.
You write on the air.
with GCsturlnG. your
lmdvlihlC, radiant
Signature.
Til each of my lyrics
NJnly seeks
Translation al what
N'Iu' luNci!uy.S spraks.
LOUIS Gusb"r% ia Contemporary
Poetry.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-07
MANTTitTTEr. An ENTRY

SOME OF the prcttIcSr plays, IN
the game are those dcfynSiy"
ones whereby keen analyst looks
ahead and sees that the fate OF
the contract prrbrhly depends
upon has manufacturing AN entry
in the hand Of his partner Usual.
ly action Of that kind. Ia 10 LcC!.
Sivc. must Ice NJ the earliest pos
Sihlc moment In other words. ,h"
player cannot wait for later tricks
I" get continuation Of his s!zc-Up.
but must do II on the bas!s ni
mcaGcr information. plus ~. O,%i
deduct. yuS
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-07
YouWon1en Who Suffer From
HOT Flashes them
Chilly FEELINGS

IL DoN-liEc so many women between
the ages OF 80 and 52-sUiIcr from
not flashes. weak, nc-volL; feelings.
distress OF irregularities. are blue at
tlIncS-duc 10 the functional middle
age period peculiar 10 wo:ncn-try
Lydia Z. Pinkham'S Ecgctablc Com
pound to relieve such symptoms.
Iakcn Observation-Disclosures Com
pound helps build UP resistance
against such distress. II also has wl,ar
Doctors call a StO:m"CLic tonic eject
Thousands upon Thousands Of
WonlCn-Tich ana poor a..Ec-layc
reported benefits. H,-.'S product
mat HELPS MATURE and ."c;,S Tic kind
10 buy. Follow label directions. U'cI
irOrM trp!Ng,
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-07
Return iIutIl,.

VI. rud Mrs Y T.. l.ucsmnn and
;,n. Walter Earl, .Ir.. have returned
h.m, alter .pr:um2 the wccl, end IN
McK,nuvy. Va. with Mrs. B.uckluun's
anu. M.s. {. y. Strange.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-07
4 4
: WITH OUR BOYS .
= IN SERVICE
Leaves After Iurloucli

cpr u"'"r II. Damn hu returned
'un.. tennessee maucsNcr 1r"I ID 'r
-,nud 'cu-dIy 'r.wG" H"rr
y.,.r b.. ..'ncs Nj IS. u. DH.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-07

Cm = e. Wright lr- ."Wucd DO
Cgr.r ra'H.k iIcwv. N,urr' NrN-.
Va H', .ruc H,mc '"' .rN'"''
I.,. .. 'u luigN
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-07

When Richard II. Simon pub
Usher Of hooks extraordinary la
his heart i. he gave his partner
Grant!"El Rice. famous sports
writer. a chance {" max" "Er of
the Elcat"St plays o; ms hic Ana
he rOS" I" III" occasion Confront.
ed with The necessity for u lis
carl. he saw he could not spar" y
club. rs that wOuld limit hIm to
only on" instead "f TWO S'upn,rs
i'll the suit lie could not CIV. ~.
a G.a'n"nd. SINCE surely ne wm.l!
Env" :" furnish H." Sole pro:,c.
t"u ..sI"at liz l""E earl. "i that
G#it
r.s'ri!H'.ui = r.. I
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-07

HtSb two important steps NAV
HCIp YOU u'"lCOmr The CiISCOnfortg
or Embarrassment Of sour stomach
g.Ey nerves. loss Of appetite. UNDER
Mo.sslI, digestive complaints, weak
IN per who Is operating on Culy n
49,, ~ 20 -. = healthy blood Volume or n
IN amen ga'' u!Ec,t,Tc capacity Of only 81
~ normal IL severely hnn,IIcnp,,cL
M with ample stomach digestive i,iI~r,
49, i!ch. rcd-hloui you should cniyy
~ t., ',sc OF well beng Witch denotes
:, ~" h'i'S' mental ulcrtnCss!
81. You ate subject TO poor digestion o-
N t,'Nt ",iricrt rcd-blOU1 as the cause
dos" trouble. Yet have no nTllui,.
T,.,ig'.'i0u or focal Infection SSS
/, ,''. may b." Ju"t what you need Il, u
~ ,''"E drsi'uCd to promote tnr
. r,. o., Vital digestive jtiicCs IN the
..H deficient S'''"b''
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-06

3-The first talk by a president
ever broadcast was made 20
years ago today by whom
Harding 6to0t1dEe. fipoveT7
4 Today not Dec. %. has al
ways been observed in leu
tonic countries as the day
for eft giving Why?
Simon Patno, richest man in
South America derives his
money from what: gold min
Ing meat packing, oil Yin?
s What kind Of enemy action
caused the deaths OF l226
persons. and The destruction
of 1000 homes and $4,000
900 Of property in Halifax,
Nova Scotia. Dec s, 1917?
(AnsVers on Opposite Page
The DETROIT TIMES
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-06

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MAN dshonoraby discharged from the u S armed forces
"A receives complete outfit of civilian clothes.
The government authorizes this gift
The American taxpayers pay for it.
If the dishonoabe discharge in cold weather the
puts civilian overcoa the ousted sercemans
Imprisoned enemy aliens similarly arrayed in
clothing upon their release from confinement
Federal penientiaes give convicts clothes and pocket
because experience has taught the pententare8 that
good appearance and of financial independence
the transition from kind of life to another and
nase B tn1 THE Ho%oRABLY DISCHARGED UNITED
STATES SERvICEMAN ENJOYS NO SUCH SYMPATHETIC
TREATMENT
He gets no civilian clothing of any kind from the govern
Not so much as pair cotton socks does his country
give him
MILITARY regulations permit the honoraby discharged serv
i iceman his navy marine corps uniform
for 90 days
form and obtain civilian attire either his expense
through the generosity of relatives or friends
Rep John W. Mccormack of Massachusetts, Democratic
leader in the House of Representatives, recently said
81 did get any civilian suit when got through the last
war, and did not expect one"
In these words the administration spokesman expressed
pihiy though perhaps unwittng the whole attitude of the
New Deal toWad the veterans ms tins o 2ue ~Gn
Roosevelt advised Congress that
The fact OF UNIFORM does not mean that man
demand and receive from his government benefit which
other citizen receives"
LOST from the day of Pearl Habor legislation designed to
"a help returning eyicemen and provide for their proper
treatment has flowed into Congress from part the
country.
But with the exception Of the routine gesture Of extending
to veterans of World War II the benefits made available to vet
Of World War l. veterans bill has emerged from
Congressional committee
Though nearly two years have passed. all bills still gather
dust in New Deal pigeon holes.
Meanwhile 100000 soldiers sailors and marines have been
honoraby returned civilian life and the number daily
Surely this country which find billions to endease to
foreign governments afford its defenders
thing adapted their needs than order to of
uniform in 90 days.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-06
NeSlecfins Our Fighting Men
Postwar Era Already Begins for Thousands OF Discharged
Disabled Veterans, Their Plight Ignored by

By REP. WALTER c. PLOESER

Member of Congress From Missouri
repudiated by an overwhelming group of hi
own party
Evening star., 1943-07-15
Yonk Flyers in Solomons
Have 8-to-1 Victory Score

SOUTH PACIFIC HEADQUAR-
TIERS, July Is American airmen
outfought the japanese in combat
on a ratio of more than to l ovel
the Solomons Islands during the
period from June 80 through July l3
a spokesman for Admiral William
E. Halsey, jr., disclosed today.
Japanese losses in bombers and
fighters that fortnight, the first OF
the Americans Central Solomons
invasion, were 211. Of these, 101
we're shot down the opening day OF
the attack June 80. (The American
losses were not given officially, but
from the ratio stated, 1t was evi-
dent that they numbered about 25)
Despite their losses. the Japa-
nese still have several hundred
planes available for combat in the
Solomons area and therefore are
able to make strong assault on our
forces closing in on Munda airdrome
if they are willing to stand the
heavy cost.
In miniature sea battle off Ba-
tuna Mission on the northeast cor
ner of Vangunu Island, two Amer
ican Let's Qanding craft fol
tanks) intercepted japanese land
ing craft and sank it with heavy
machine guns. killing all so occu-
pants. The Lots we're already un.
loaded and carried only their crews