davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Opravdanie Drzanja S. L. p.

Etc. to je. | da to predstvalja "glas nie-
govog maJstora,' da je to ''nova'' linija polo
zena od strane StaIinstcke birokratije, to-
me nema dvojbe. TO ie potpuno skladu sa
Sfallnlstlckom pro-kaptalistickom politikom,
potpuno harmoniji sa njegovom progIasenom
saradnJom sa svetskim kapitalizmom, pot
pnno II skladu sa ''motivacijom" koja podIezi
raspustanJu 'Trece Internacionale Okrenu-
10 Sc le kolo naokolo. Logika dogadia ia ie pro-
sovorIa. | neka to sluz kao posednii dokaz
Stalinistickog izdaistva prema Marksizmu, kao
potpnno opravdanje principa i poitike Soc
Jallstlcke Radnicke Partije.
Narcdni Izvrsni Odbor Sociialisticke Rad
mcke Partlie pozdravlia formano raspnstanjc
takozvane komunstGke Internacionale ga "a
dovolJstvom koie opravdava potpuno oprav-
danJe sVega cega Sociialisticka Radnicla
PartlJa drzala koliko Sc to tica1o '"Trece
lnternaclonale' srodnih pitanja Mi progla-
sulemo ola nasa anaiza predskazania kao
MarksIstlcke organizciie, kao istinske polite
ke partlJe radniGke klase u ovoj zenii. IRA
dJena pre- wise od dvadeset godina. Drimil sr
nadvladajuce konacno potvrdienje ] mi IL
JavIJulemo da, kao sto smo bill pravu tada,
tako smo pravu sada.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-06-03
KakO StalinOvi Robot
PrimiSe Vesti.

Reakciia Stalinistickih puzavaca (ovdie
drugamo) bese takoder onakva kakva Sc mo-
gla ocekivati. Buduci da su davno prestai mis-
LII rezonovati neodvisno. sta god Stalinisticka
birokratiia u Moskvi odluc bese nsvojeno od
strane bezumnih BrCwdera bez pitanja pa le-
20 jedna oduka protivrecila drugoj vreme-
m cd "a sata U svojoi nedohitnoi gluposti,
neverovatnoj tupoglavosti, beskrainoj podloz-
nosti Moskvi, buduc drski korunpiran
skroz skroz, oni su bez pitanja usvojli ras-
pustanje stvari koia tako dugo bese niihova
najvisa dika, cineci Sc, premda zapanjeni, da
su ocekivali odluku, pozdravii SUI je sa Ia
dovolistvom, .ako ne sa veselje lem!
Sa uobicajenom bezobraznoscu mental
MIN nepostenj jem, uzasni Browder iziavi da
raspustanie s'Trece Internacionale' nema u
cinka ma "organizaciono stanje Komunisticke
Partiie Siedinjenih Drzava, posto Cd 1910 Ko-
munisticka Partiia Siednjenih Drzava Ame-
rike nije imala veze izvan granica nase zem
lje." sa lazljivoscu bez para, ia prilicno zamr-
sena karbonska kopija bezobzirnog Stalina ma
stavi: "Moje je mislienie, medjutim, da &c Ko-
munist.cka Partija Siedinjenih Drzava izraz
tt saglasnost sa preporukom i njenim motjva-
cijama, buduei da memo ssopstveno iskustvo
vec vodi istim pravcem.'' (Crna slova su ma
SAY Ia nepostena dvolena izjava implka-
ciji kaze, razume Sc, da ie Komun;sticka par
tija Sjedinjenih Drzava otstupila Cd ''Trece
Internacionale" pre- dve godine zbog 18TH raz-
loga koji su podjarili Stalina 1913. da raspus-
ii 11Treeu Internacionalu' T. uzgredno Brow
derova izjava ispod ruke sugerlra da su on
njegovi drugovi-roboti bill mnogo pametniji
nego cak njihov obozavani 'sve-mudri" Mos
kovski 'fuehrer'', posto su oni razumeli pre-
dve godine ono sto je tex sada svanulo Mos
kovskim Stalnistima!
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BrOwder Proglasuje "NOvu''
Partijsku Liniju.

Bice korisno da ovde pribelezimo jos jedan
primer reakconane podloznosti Moskvi cd
strane StalinistiGkih robota America kada
Stain vikne buna prl1os kapitalistickim slama,
Browderi takodier v:cu nasilna buna, it'd Kada
Stain preporuci / praktikuie saradniu sa ka-
pitalzmom, Browderi preporucuju i praktiku-
ju saradniu sa kapitalizmom, it'd. Buduci da je
Stain jasno izneo svole usvajanle kapltallzma
kao budnccg opersuteg ured dienja, kao druga
Sovietske Rusiie odrzavanju kapitalistickog
sisema lopovluka nakon rata Sta bi moglo biti
prirodniie nego da Stainistick robot usvoje
tn "novu' liniiu IL Moskve? Nedavno ie ma
Ii Stalinisticki fuehrer sa Union Square-a deba-
tirao sa poznatim plutogogom, George Sokols-
ky. Z toku te debate, Browder bezsramno IL
javi:
''.Ja mogu obecati Ia one koj strahuiu
moci amertkog kapitalizma da Sc odrz. da
svaka politka narodnih interesa koia &c ciniti
narod jos spremnilim da usvoji produzenie
sadasnjeg sistema bice politika koia &c primiti
potporu od Komunistiske partiie posto mi Sc
borimo ia interese naroda svako vreme,
ako postgnuce tih interesa naroda pod kapi-
taizmom, venca narod "a kapitalizam, mi to
usva iamo bez pltanja.
mi smo potpuno voljni da podupremo
kapitalizam Sjedinjepim Drzavama nakon
rata koji je skladu sa interesima naroda ko-
j uzima obzir potrebne probleme naroda.
Mi smo zadovolini Ga Sc ova debata izrad ma
polju zvota da Sc vdi koje je probitaenije "a
dobrobt mase naroda = kapitalizam iii soci
iazam - da sc izradi ma osnovu iskustva ko-
ia ce svet dcnet;, posto sigurno posle evog
rata najmocniji kapitalizam America budu-
ci dobio zaiednicku bitku protiv fasizma, pro-
duzice da operise. Tai veliki Social:sticki sis
tenn { produzice da operise, j ako owe dive
zemlje - Sovjetska Junija Amerika mo-
GU opstoiati mrno, saradnji da Sc sacuva
red u svetu, politika koju mi sirimo sa punom
snagom i sa punim ubedjenjem, tada ee pos
tojati mogucncst da velika debata izmedJu
socijalzma kapitalzma moze biti odlucena,
Ii .glavnom mirno' (Crna slova su nasa)
/ Daily Worker 10. maja 1943.) naziva
to '1racionalnim izlaganiem Komunistickog dr.
zanja u U.s.!
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GNastavak sa 2. strane.)

llama. a 6iie usvajanje bese ucinjeno uslovom
N pristup. Ia q tacka predvidjase, napore-
do ga otvorenim ..legalnim" partijama, tajnu
politicku organizaciju, koja da predvodi kon-
trolise prvu; periodicno "prociscavanje' par
tia putem izbacivanja clanova, koji nisu do
rasli q tacci; propaganda medju vojnicima
mnogo drugih propisa, kcji su, ma kako prik-
ladni bill "a nekoliko evropskih zemalia, pot
puno apsurdni svetlosti situacije, koja vlada
u Americi u stvari su wise nego apsurdni, jer
SC moraiu smatrati kao skroz kobni propisi,
koima Sc stavlja oruzie II ruke neprijatelja,
kaptalisticke klase, kojim da skrsi radnieku
klasu - da ne kazemo nista njihovom ucin-
ku ma samu americku radnieku klasu."
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Reakcija kapitalistiekog 'sveta prema ras-
pustaniu ttTreGe Internacionale'' bese kako Sc
-moglo ocekivati Formalno odbaclvanJe Socl-
jalistickog principa internacionalizma, lmpll-
kovani zavet solidarnosti sa svetom kapltallz-
ma cd strane Stalinista diglo je viku radostl
u plutckratskom logoru. PlutokTatsko vese-
lie duguje Sc ocekivanom povoljnom efektu ma
ratni napor Saveznika, tesko tako mnogo
posto je svetski kapitalizam imao neku boja-
zan 1revolucionarnoj'' aktivncsti ''komin'
terne'' Premda je "Kominterna" ocevidno
pokazala sebe kao dosadnu kapitalist;ckm Via
DANA (isto skao sto je takva postala samim
= StalinistiGkim birokratima), ona Sc takodjer
nasla -korisnom kao strasilo u sluzbi naicrnje
reakcije (ukljucuiuci Ultramontansku masinu)
protiv neposlusnih kapitalista narcotic "a
svrhe nacistickih bandita) kao' batina koja Sc
drzala mad plasljivim iii kolebajucim vladar-
ma kapitalistima kada je Hitler nasao "a
shodno da je upotrebi da takve vladare ka-
pitaliste dovede u red. Ali, generalno, pluto
kFatska radost bese neogranieena.
Pobedonosno, b e S e n i internacio-
maine plutokratije docekase povratak Sovjets-
Ike Rusije t4kuci'', sa veseljem plutogozi razte-
Ease cinienicu da sto bese smatrano kao revo-
/ lucionarni Marksizam Rusiji bese napusteno,
J "a 1ratkom Sovjetske Rusije kapitalistic-
h 49, dok Plutokrati svugde izgledahu
snremnI y kolju bezbrojnu udebljanu telad ma
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"frogIas s. l. p o Raspustanju "7rece Lnernaconale"

cast izgublienom sinu. Plutokratski New York
Herald Tribune, II uvodniku koji Sc pojavio II
izdaniu 90 maia 1943 pozdravio je raspusta-
ME s.Trece Internacionale'' kao "ruski pri-
log'' Bezdvojbeno izrazavajuci sentimenat
plutokratije generalno, ia novina nastavi:
EDO sada koliko Sc tice sadasnje ruske
Wade, nema razloga ola Sc sumnja ola je ras-
pustanie Kominterne tex puki nakon. Ma me-
sto toga, izgeda verovatnije da je to vrhunac
procesa koii je poceo kada je Stain pobedo
borbi sa Trockijem "a vodistvo Rusje or
ganizovanie te zemlje nacionalnu drzavu ope-
risanoj po komunistickoj lnji, radje nego kao
centar svetske revolucije.
..Jamacno da je Treca lnternaconala "a
drama, kada mnog razlozi koli -su Je nadah-
null behu napusten, zbog njene intlmne veze
sa LENNON, da Sc j ne spomlnJe clnJenlca
da je izgledala kao da pruza potporu rusklm
nacionalnm cilievima. Ali intelektualno bank
rotstvo Komunistickih partija izvan Rnslle, O.
perisuci pod tim sistemom, rcstalo je tako o
cevdno ola ic Stain pronasao da le veza st"f-
ma Rusiii na mesto korsna. To vidi u recl-
ma rezoluciie Presidiuma. Ipak, Stain nile
raspustio Komnternu II prvim danma rata
kada bi to bila ispoved slabosti. On le cekao
dok ie Rusiia izvoistila vclike pobede, dok su
Saveznici dosli do vrhunca svoje moci. Bez-
dvoibeno to dava koraku naknadnu skrenost."
Ali pored svega toga, organ plutokratskog
kapitaizma ieste dosta realstcan da prizna
tla Stalinisticka izdaja prema nternacionalnol
radnickoj klasf ne znae kraj Marksistickom
internacicnalizmu. ''Mora priznat,' y rece no.
vina, "da revolucionami Sociializam ma inter-
nacionalnoj bazi nece umret. On predstavlja
ideiu koia &c uvek nac sledbenka kada ie
svet potresen ration iii ekonomskom nesrecom
- pokret koii &c rasti padat bez razke sta
Josip Stain iii nek drugi nacionalni vodia
odluce.' Ia novina je mogla to izraziti tacni-
ic i iiasnije da je samo kazala da Marksistcki
Socijalizam ''predstavlja ideju koja ce uvek
naci sledbenika dok lopovski sistem kapitailz-
ma postoii.'' Da, IL sve vecem broju, sa uvek
rastecom bistroscu i razumevani iem medju IL
rablienm radnicima II koliko Sc ti6e prirode
kapital.zma, prirode Marksistickog eliza pri-
rode taktike potrebne da dodie do ella. |,
do toga vremena, oni koji ostaju verni prnci-
pima Marksistickog Socijalzma nastojace u
sirenju stvari oslobodjenia radnicke klase upr-
kos svih poteskoca stvorenh od kap:talizma
i njegovih izdaini6kh saveznika, da Ii davali
zavete lame loialncsti radnicima kao Social
Demokrati iii kao hteli-b:ti ruski "Marksisti." :"
| izdaia &c naci svoiu hagradu, nista mamie ne
go sto je nadie loialnost. ''Istoriia je sudac:
MEN izvrsioc, proletarijat." (Marks.)
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-06-03
Marksisticki Put SlobOdi!

Postoj iedan put ka oslobodieniu
radnlcke klase, put izradjen po Marksu j De
Leonu: bezkompromisna politiGka akciia rad
nlcke klase, potpuno integrirani Soci iialistif-
XII lndustriialni Junionizam. Kompro1nisi ! DO
lu-mere jesu fatan istinskom pokretu radni6ke
klase. refolme su mu smrtne, almost. prevara /
dvocnost mora ju ga eventualno odvesti pro-
pasti. Drustvo ne moze biti revolueionisano
lza ledja drustva, nit moze radnieka kasa
btl oslobodiena sa opiatima. "Proeterska ar
mia oslobodieni he moze Bit sastavliena od
supo terane stoke,'' rekao iie Daniel De Leon.
'Osiobodlenie radnicke klase moe biti rezul-
tat samo klasnosvenog Gina same nadni6ke kla-
se,' rekli SUI Marks Eneels. I yodeci Inter-
nacionalni princip jeste, mora ostati, da rad
nicka klasa svake zemlie mora obra6nnati sa-
svoJom vlastitom kapitalistiGkom klasom. bez
dlktlranla sa strane, i u skladu sa tradiciiama
| razvtkom svojstvenim svakoi zemli dok
lpak odrzava juci naiveci moguci stepep so-
darnosti radnicke klase | II cvrstom uvereniu
da jedino Socjalisticka Radnieka Partiia DO
sedu]e program koj &c osigurati oslobodienie
radnickoj klasi od kapitalsti6kog ropstva, mi
dalje proglasuiemo da
Borba danas, kao sto je bila kroz mnoge
godlne, jeste, izmedju kaptalizma Sociializ-
ma da
De Leon bese apsolutno pravu kada je
lzjavio da danas postoie samo dive nacije. in
ternacionalna klasa izrabliiivaGa, internacio-
nalno izrabljeni radnici; da
Ne. reforme i palliative ne pobol!sanje
zla, vec potpuno oslobodjenje onih mad kojima
Sc zlo vrsi, bezuslovna predaja zloeinaca, je-
dino ce resti drustveni problem tlonet mir
red svetu koii je pao u haos kome preti
potpuno unistenie; ola
Ne moze biti primirja izmedju izrabliiva-
ca lzrabjenih j da borba mora da protluzi
do konacne pobede.
konacno, mi Sc zavetujemo da
SoclJalisticka Radni6ka Partiia cd sada,
kao proslosti, pomagace ma koji istinski po-
kusaj ola sc uspostav odrzi Ma osnovi Mark
slstickih principa istinska Internacionala pos
Vecena konacnom ujedinjeniu potpnnom os-
IobodJenu radnika sveta, odiekivaj juci bezsmrt-
nj boJn poklc osnivaca Revoucionarnog So
cijalizma:
kadnici svih zemalja, ujedinite Sc!
vi nemate nista da izgubite osim svoje
lance! =
vi innate svet da dobijete!
Narodni Izvrsni Odbor
SoclJalsticke Radnicke Partije Amerike,
ARNOLD PETERSEN
Nacionalni Sekretar
New York, N. Y
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Drzanje S. L. p. Prema
sSovietskOIn Rezimu.

SOcllallsticka RadnlcKa TaitiJa uosie'io
Sc drzase svoje pozicije, nastavl]aJucl ostro
krit6na prema 'sTrecoj Intemacionall' ME-
MIN i1acionanm jedinicama, ali "a vreme ma
daiuci Sc da &c b.ti promena u 's'Irecol Inter
nacionali,'' odrzavaiuci simpaticno oceklva-
JUICE drzanie prema Sovietskom rezlmu, po
st1ani cd 4sTrece Internacionale." Put i logl-
ka dogadjaja nisu opravda nj nadu "a pro-
meme ssTrecoj Internacional,' niti simpa-
ticno: ocekivanie sto Sc tice samog Sovjetskog
rezima. Kao sto je yec receno, sasma obratno
/ kada ie, konacno, Stalinisticka birokra-
tia .potpisala "krvni-pakt'' sa nacstickim
banditma 1899. koji je ubrzao Svetski Rat,
kada Stain naknadnc nanese sramotu na to-
bozni Marksizam Sovjetske Rusije, kada o.
sramoti hrabru Crvenu Armiju, provaljuiuei Il,
to vreme, mirnu nezasticenu Finsku Repu-
biku postalo je nemoguce smatrati Stalno-
VII b.rokratiju inom vec saradnlccm naJcrnJe
najkrvavije reakcije, kao zlocincem namerne
izdaie Marksizmu internacionalnoi radnickoj
sklasi. zigosaiuci Staliniste kao izdajnike, ras
krinkajuci njih, njihove saveznike, kao bez-
principiielne Makaveliance, podnasaj juci neos-
porive dokaze "a svaku optuzbu ucinjenu pro-
tiv nesavesnih izdajnika Marksizma, Socijalis
tTcKa Radnfcka Partjas dezdvojbeno postavi
Stalinisticke birokrate sa osta1im klasnim ne
prljateljima radnka - sa nacistickim bandi-
TINA, fasistickim lopcvima, sa International
nom gangom kapitalistickih razbojnika gene
Talno.
Dogadjaji cd tada nadodali su doka-
ze Stalinisti6kih zlacina, potpuno otkrili ci-
njenicu da sluzbena Sovjetska Rusija Cednoc
postovana kao prva Socijalisticka Republika,
pozudno posmatrana kao NADIA nadahnnce in
ternacionalnog proletarijata) cd sada Sc nema
smatrati ista drugo vec jedna od mnogih sla
koje svesno teze spasavanju i ovekovecavanju
lopovskog sistema kapitalizma, zato wise ne
moze biti razlikovana cd ostalog kapitalistic-
fkog sveta, niti ina biti smatrana kao' grupa
koja ina ikakvog interesa u zajednici Mark
sistickim organizacijama, pesvecene, kao sto
poslednje moraju biti, bezuslovnoj predaii ka-
pitalizma, vodjenju klasne borbe do oeekiva-
neg joj mirnog resenja (barem Il ovoi zemljD,
i zalozene neprekidnom propagiranju Marksis-
hekih principa kao sto su prosireni primenie-
nj po velikom ameri6kom Marksstu, Danielu
De Leonu.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-13

and two less prominent other
substances.
There are three master sub
stances in the cell nucleus, the
"chromosome packets.
THERE is chromoSomin; but,
Il nucleic acid and histone or
protamine. the first two sub
tances. ChromoSomin and
nucleic acid are both largely
"acid-like." an acid being sour
sort of substance like vinegar
The riStone or protamine Is
more alkaline. basic as the
chemist calls H..
Now. when an acid and an
alkali combine. neutral salt
is produced. Thus. IN the very
heart OF the living cell peculiar
salts are produced.
The phrase salt Of life is
pretty nearly a scientific state
ment, for upon the way in
which the salts" are formed,
from the chromoSomin. nucleic
acid and histone substances,
probably, depend the character
istic differences in living forms.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-13
POLITICAL PARADE
Bv GEORGE ROTHWELL BROWN

take such an election as an
omen and then would give the
green light TO the politicians to
put him over once more.
A REPUBLICAN victory by
n 100000, it is said, would
give the President pause. while
a Republican landslide of ESQ.,
600 would render victory for
Mr.. Roosevelt next year ex-
ceedingly dubious.
If. on top of a Republican VIC
tory in the special election in
New York, the Republicans
should elect governors in New
Jersey and Kentucky. 1t is be-
lieved Mr.. Roosevelt would see
the handwriting on the wall
and would not become candi-
date to succeed himself.
On the contrary, a series OF
Democratic victories in the inn
portant states of New York,
New Jersey, Pennsylvania and
Ohio and the border state of
Kentucky-which last would be
of less significance-would just
about overwhelm opposition in
the party TO another assault on
the two-term tradition main
tanned by all other presidents
since and including Washington.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-13
One Word Led 10 Another
Bv ARTHUR BUGS" BAER

Modern Era Dooms The Old Kitchen Poker
In the march of improvements we have left the old
kitchen poker in the overstufed urch
Gas and electricity have conquered the coal range.
And the old poker is good for poking the meter
inspector in the glim.
He would resent it. And the company would raise the
rates.
The old kitchen poker had variety of usages,
notably for scraggng around clogged drains poking
down holes and pushing in the caps of milk bottles
1t used for whackng dogs and picking back
moars 1t indispensable in that warming old winter
negus, the mulled ale of post-road fame.
A redhot poker dipped into the cold mug and
sizzled like comet with two tails 1t made your
ribs throw sparks through your underwear.
/ distinctly remember Aunt Ella bending the kitchen
poker book agents puss natty day autumn.
He had suggested that he and Aunt Ella eope as far as
the barn.
Aunt Ella sure gave him his meetings.. Then she mad
TO wallop Uncle Ed to up matters She wasn't any
madden Uncle Ed than usual But she had TO straghten
the poker out some way.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-13

coassTsatve .ground geHH-a!a
Besides. ne is still subordinate
TO ground generals, despite the
four stars on his shoulders
Certainly he would not have
broken the news about trans
Atlantic bombing without the
approval of our uppermost war
command.
WHAT this means Is that air
w power ideas are breaking
through the tough resistance of
prejudice and Skepticism in high
places. Walls of silence on the
subject are crumbling under the
relentless pressure of reality.
And thus the average Ameri-
can is at last permitted TO know
what leading airmen and avla-
ton industry spokesman have
known, and said, for long
time.
Glenn l.. Martin, Henry J.
Kaiser, Tom Girdler and many
others have tried to tell the
country that transocean flying
with heavy loads is an immedi-
ate reality. Mostly, of course,
they have referred to freight
loads rather than bomb loads.
But it takes no special train
ing 10 figure out that 40 tons Of
explosives. neatly packed for de-
livery to enemy targets. are no
heavier than 40 tons of mer-
chandise.
Why il was thought necessary
to keep the general public long
in ignorance of certain facts of
aeTonautical life remain mys-
terry. Those of us who ventured
to crack the silence were told
off quickly and vehemently as
wild zealots who were doing a
disservice to the air power
cause" by our unrestrained
views.
TRUE, the vehement ones were
i usually lay experts with lit
tie if any knowledge of aviation
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-13

THE statement that we oHg.hS
u 10 prepare 20 bomb our
enemies across the ocean di-
rectly from American soil still
has a Utopian ring.
In some quarters IL Is looked
upon as a tipoff that the speaker
is an aviation extremist and
must be treated with the kindly
indulgence reserved for mild
cases OF insanity.
These extremists" among
whom the writer must be
counted. were therefore gratified
10 read the following in the
current issue OF Army Ord
nance:
'If you will glance into the
near future YOU can see a very
different picture than the one
of today. The bOmbers will
dwarf our present Flying For
tresses. They will carry half a
carload OF bombs across the At
lantic and fly home without
stop"
THERE is, of course, nothing
Il remarkable in this state
ment in itself. For insiders II is
an old story. For many years
any number of competent air.
men, basing their statements on
cold engineering data, have said
the same thing.
Every one connected with the
aviation industry has not only
been aware Of the practicability
of transocean bOmbardment
but prepared 10 produce the
necessary aircraft for the pur-
pose
What makes the quotation re-
markable and a kind Of mile
stone of military progress is its
official source. 1t was written
by the commanding general OF
the l.. S. Army Air Forces. Gen:
Henry II. Arnold, in an army
publication.
Gen. Arnold is not prone by
temperament 10 m a k e pro-
nouncements that might shock
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-13
BETTER Health
BY DIR. LOGAN CLENDENING

these neutralize the weeping
surface
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
q What can be done for
warts covering one hand and no
other part Of the body? The
sufferers are a mother and her
l5-year-eld girl. The warts
made their appearance Two
years ago
2. Is there any risk in giving
yourself hay fever injections
n +. NJ.
Al. Electro-dessicatiOn ra-
dunn and k-ray are the best
treatments for multiple recur-
rent warts.
2. II IL certainly dangerous
for "A person To give himself
treatment for hay fever. II II
sometimes even dangerous for a
doctor To give him treatment.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-13
THE BRIGHTER SIDE
BY DAMON RUNYON

II MY widest dreams Of the
L possible revenue 20 be de
rived hy the government from a
national lottery. ! never Wis
toned over 100000 600 per
year
Now As | contemplate the
American scene, ! feel that |
have been much too cOnSeTva-
tiNc first thought Of the
lottery a means of raising
nice sum for army and navy
relief Now | am convinced
that IT might cover a consider
able part Of the $1,000, 000, 900
the treasury is seeking.
antaStiC? Well. this nation
is fantastic az the moment in
the furious spending that Is go
INK on all over the land. The
daily handle Of the pari-mutu-
Cla machines at the New York
race tracks, which happen TO be
the most striking current ex-
ample OF the orgy of gambling
among the people. IS fantastic
The whole money situation is
laniaStlc,
have never attempted 20
ovcr->ell the lottery idea. and
have deprecated what / deemed
the incredible estimates Of
profit. including that of Rep
Albert SABBATH of Illinois. who
thinks his plan which j. en-
bodied in a bill now IN a con-