davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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bors pitched in and lent a hand.
Nowadays, however, the fin
ished and quilted product can be
easily obtained in stores, or made
at home on a sewing machine
with a quilter attachment. The
pictures on this page show some
Of the steps taken in turning out
a stylish sleeveless Jacket.
That 1943 will see a renais-
sance of the quilting art there
is no doubt. Fashion designers
report that they already have
styled quilted models of hostess
gowns, sports jackets, dinner pa
jamas and evening wraps. De-
signs are currently being made
for such things as quilted slacks
and quilted skirts.
That's why this renaissance
Of the quilting art isn't follow
ing exactly the pattern Of grand
mas time, when quilting was a
ceremony which added much to
the social life of a community.
The difference is that in those
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Crecy in French Picardy, 100000
French soldiers, knights, mobiles,
Gcnoese mercenaries and many
thousands of impressed and bad
~ armed peasants, under the
leadership OF King Philip of
France, hurled themselves on
small English army of 10000,
only some 5000 of whom were
armored horsemen - supposedly
the kingpins of the battlefield
of those days.
OF the English forces about
$4,000 were archers, armed with
the terrible six foot English long
bow, firing a yard long arrow
England's secret weapon.
The French had met the long
bow in small fights and skir-
mishes but never had realized its
terrible fire power when handled
by thousands of highly trained
and disciplined archers-the best
bowmen of the day.
The French attacked with inn
petuous bravery only to go down
under a storm of terribly accu-
rate arrow fire. Although the
knights were armored the ac-
curacy and terrific hitting power
of the English archers permitted
them TO drive the feathered shafts
through the joints of this armor.
When the battle was over, nearly
so, 700 of King Philips men had
perished and Edward III of Eng
land was headed for the conquest
of France.
1t was at Crecy, too, that the
English used field cannon for the
first time in European history,
although this had little effect
compared To the arrows.
The Empress Olga of Russia.
about 1000 AID, fastened flam-
ing tow TO captured homing
pigeons and burned a wooden
town she was besieging. The
birds, therefore, became secret
weapons of destruction.
In the same way one Of the
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of things that can be turned out
everything from glamorous
evening coats TO plain wrap
around lounging robes.
Home stylists say that there
isn't much difference between
working with the bulkier quilted
materials and with ordinary
dress fabrics. Fitting and piecing
together is a little more difficult,
but perhaps that can be written
off as the price" of having
something new - and practical p
in the wardrobe.
Along with the revival IN
quilted clothes, quilt coHforters
and quilt bed covers are also
staging a comeback. The hold
ing of old.fashioned quilting bees
is now fashionable. Just what
led TO their revival is probably
gasoline rationing which has
brought about new neighbor-
illness and an increase in prac-
tical entertainments of the stay
at-home variety.
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-HREE soldiers crouched d
around a hidden machine gun.
y For the moment they had no
target. but they knew the out-of-
sight enemy was trying to flank
them.
They expected n hand grenade
and a moment later it came sail
ing through the air toward them
from the left, They hugged the
ground and saw the thing was
going to fall short.
There was an explosion. The
men raised their heads in relief
Suddenly there was another and
a closer blast.
Must have been two of them"
said one gunner.
Nobody budged for a moment
and then the three drew them
selves up to their knees. Another
explosion, this time almost be-
side them, ended the war for
that trio of machine gunners.
There hadn't been three gre.
nades. Only one of the new
Jumping jacks" that really are
several grenades in one. Timed TO
explode at slightly different in
tervals, its purpose is to fool the
enemy into thinking there will
be only one blast, when in reality
three are to be expected.
Recent dispatches from the
Russian front told of new field
gun being used by the Soviet
armies with devastating effect
upon advancing troops, tanks,
field Notifications and aircraft.
Naturally no details of these
weapons are available, but Rus
sia's new gun fires with amazing
rapidity a fairly heavy shell is
used and its accuracy and hitting
power are astonishing.
Actually just about every war
produces it's own secret wea-
pons" - sometimes they work,
sometimes they don't-but they
always show up.
On a foggy damp afternoon
In 1916 near the little village of
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times, when one or a group
quilted. a bedsprcad was the re.
suit. Nowadays the quilting pro-
cess goes much further afield.
The result turns up as feminine
apparel.
One of the photographs shows
a finished housecoat of patch
work design. 1t is of cotton per-
Gale, insulated with cotton bat
ting and spangled with daisy
heads. Not only is il flashy and
colorful but warm and practical
as well.
The jacket also shown here is
made and put together in the
same manner as a dress. The
stuffed material is cut from pat
terms, fitted and sewed. Tricky
link fasteners give the snappy
little number all the trimming it
needs.
The materials used for these
warm garments are to be had in
silk, rayon, chintz and wool, and
there is no limit to the number
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4 A AYBE it's. fuel rationing.
M Or perhaps it's all part
HVh of the fashionable trend
back TO the styles of grand
mothers day. But whatever the
cause, quilted clothes are once
more in vogue.
Not since the Gay Nincties
have such jackets and housecoats
grandma called 'em wrappers
been in fashion. Fuel-depleted
houses being the chilly places
they are, there's no doubt that
the 1943 version of such insu-
lated costumes will find a well
come place in the feminine ward.
robe.
Turning out the modern quilted
pieces isn't exactly the job it was
in grandma's day. Then it called
for hours and hours of hard work
sometimes chmaXed by quilt
ing bees" at which all the neigh
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Nothing New About Secret Weapons

Roman Emperor Hadrian's COM
manders in the Third Century
burned down the camp Of his
enemy by releasing cats and dogs
smcared with pitch and set on
fire, among the tents and wooden
huts.
Morgan, the great British buc-
cancer leader, when he attacked
the great city of Panama in the
18th century, used Spanish cattle
as a weapon.
Morgan fastened torches to the
horns of a big herd of the ami
mails and other torches TO their
tails, lighted them. and stam-
peded the maddened cattle into
the defending Spanish cavalry,
putting them to rout. Then with
his tough pirates at his heels
he entered the city and looted it
for 16 days. He took away inn
mense treasure and so complete
ly destroyed the Pacific metropo-
lis that only its ruins stand to
this day, for the Spaniards re-
built the city eight miles to the
west.
Only two secret weapons came
out of World War I--gas and
the tank-and neither really was
secret except in its modern
application The tank was the
descendant of the famous Egyp-
tian, Assyrian and Greek arm
ored war chariots, armed with
razor-sharp scythe blades pro-
jecting from the axles.
Thousands of these terrible
vehicles Of death charged into the
opposing infantry, the death
dealing scythe blades cutting
down men by the hundreds. They
were followed by "mopping up
infantry, just as are the tanks
of today. Both the Egyptian and
Assyrian military power and en-
pires were founded on those
chariots.
The Greeks and the Romans,
as well as many soldiers in the
: Middle Ages, used sulphur fumes
/ to "gas" their enemies in battle,
particularly in sieges. The Ro-
mans also used the "testudo" or
'fortbise," an open sided shed
mounted on wheels and covered
with a roof of heavy beams over
which green hides were spread
A hundred men, sheltered under
this roof, pushed the shed for
ward to the wall of a besieged
place and battered it down in
safety. When the "testudos"
were first used the foes of Rome
gave up in despair before the
secret weapon"
The great-great-granddaddy of
the terrible machine gun of to-
day dates back 10 the early 18th
century This was a cannon com.
posed of many small bore guns,
loaded either from the muZZle or
the breech, and fired either in
sequence or simultaneously. The
whole was mounted on a wide
carriage, supported by two heavy
wheels and with trailer The
Germans called these weapons
"todtnorgel" or death organs"
and the French 'rorgue dc danse
macabre" "the organ of the
macabre dance" AS early as
1905 the French were using these
organs" with as many as 40 bar
rels.
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For Pains, Colds, CbiMs

Try Lightningpak for easing many
common ills. For periodic pains, rheu,
matism. backaohe, sprains, stiff neck,
toothache, ohills, neuralgia, neurius-
wherever doctors recommend heat for
relief. Ideal for bed warming. Practi-
cal gift for every home.
Get Lighningpak az your depart
mentor drug store. Only 81 complete;
refill heat units, soc. Prices on both
slightly higher west of Rockies. lfnot
available, send us 81 for complete
Lghtningpak, postage paid.
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Instant Heat Without
Hot Water or Electricity

Lighningpak chemical Heat Pad re-
quires no hot water or electricity. just
add spoonfuls of water. Does every
thing an old-fashioned HOT water bot
tie can do faster safer. eaJier, bcfier
Heats up 20 1000 in jifiy =. lasts
from $40 hours. Each heat unit may
be used over and over again.
Lightningpak molds itself 70 any
position. It's the new, frst-aid way OF
applying heat fast and effectively any
where, anytime. Handy for travelling.
Detroit evening times., 1943-03-07

MRS. STACKHOUSE goes on:
lNl Il always say my young ones
find all the dirt in town. So when
learned about Super Suds givin,
so much more suds and longer
lastin' suds, you can bet l hurried
TO get those suds in my wash. IL
sure made a difference! Franks
clothes aren't much of job at all
TO get spic and span now"
When you say more suds, longer
lasting suds" to a woman, whole
string of things pops into her
mind less rubbing, saving on
clothes, soap, and washing time.
That's why so many women are
now switching 10 new sudsier
Super Suds, the soap that gives
more suds and longer lasting suds.
It's easy TO prove this. Make the
milk bottle suds test" today
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1913 by American Weekly Rights
Detroit evening times., 1943-03-07
Here's how simple il is TO make
the milk bottle suds test"

Just drop two teaspoons of your regular
wash-day soap and d. glass of water into
a milk-boule. Do the same with Super
Suds in another milk-boul Use any
Kind of water. even hard water or cold
water Shake the bottles. See If there
aren't loads more Suds. suds that -
are richer, last much longer t.. in
the Super Suds bottle!
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MekSikO

Proslog cetvrtka 18. martaD
Meksiko je slavila petu godisnji-
Gu eksproprijacije stranih uljanih
interesa. Proslava Sc odrzavala
u swim velikim gradovima, ma spe-
cijalnom radio programu govorili
su sadasnji predsednik Manuel
Avila Camacho bivSi predsednik
Lazaro Cardenas.
Americka burzoaska stampa o.
bratila ie vrlo malo paznje tim
proslavama. Izgleda da veci inte-
res "eksproprisanih" naredise da
Sc skoro cutke predje nesto ce-
mu Sc podigla prilicna larma pre-
pet godina. Ma mestu je da Sc po-
novo rekorduje cinjenica da ta-
dasnja eksproprijacija ne bese IL
vrsena u korist meksikanskih rad
nika vec II .korist jedne grupe do
mach izrabljivaca a ma stetu dru-
ge grupe stranih izrabljivaca.
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JugOslaviia

Zurich 22, marta. (ONA) = Be-
ogradski radio, koji stoji pod kon-
trolom Nacista, priznao je da su
cinoynici marionetske uprave ge-
nerala Nedica PRIMAL mito i da
su zbog toga bill kaznjeni. Osam-
deset diva cinovnika toboznje
Wade Beogradu kaznjeno je du-
zim kaznama zatvora i prisilnim
radon cd 3 mjeseca do godinu da-
ma zbog toga sto su primal mito
"a usluge, veeinom "a brisanje i
mena sa spiskova pristine radne
sluzbe.
~ nekim slucajevima," rekao
ie radio Beograd u emisiji "a do
macu upotrebu, "lica koja su pla-
tila mito ipak su primala pozive
"a dolazak ma prisilnu radnu sluz-
bu. Vlasti su pohapsile cijelu or
ganizaciju. Novac koji je maiden
kod hapsenika upotrebljen je "a
potporu porodica iii lica koJa Sc
nalaze radnoj sluzbi."
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Spani:ja

Ernest K. Lindley (NewsweeA
Is. marta) pokusava da opravda
americku trgovinu sa spanijom.
On kaze da je cilj Amerike da
spreci spansku kooperaciju sa O.
sovinom. Kako? On odgovara !:
"Pokusavajuci da uverimo sadas-
ME politicke i militarne vodje
spanije da ce Ujedinjene Nacije
dobiti rat. PokuSavajuci da in u
verimo da oni nemaju cega da Sc
plase ako ne budu saradjivali sa
osovinom."
Onaj koji nezna da spaniji
vlada krvolocni fasizam, tome
manjka u glavi. Ako spanija (ka-
ko to Lindley tumaci politiku u
jedinjenih Nacija) ne treba da Sc
plasi pobede Ujedinjenih Nacija,
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NOrveSka

Preko Stockholma, Svedska, do
lazi vest da je zloglasni Quisling
izdao naredbu "a mobilizaciju svih
buntovnih crkvenjaka studena-
ia teologije. Mobilizira in Sc "a
prisilnu radnu sluzbu.
Do nedavno, vesti prisilnoj
radnoj sluzbi dolazile su iskljuci-
vo IL fasistickih zemalja. Ali da-
mas, nema ratujuce zemlje ma sve-
tn u kojoj Sc ne govori pri-
silnoj radnoj sluzbi iii kojoj
vec ne postoji. To je jedan cd le-
pobitnih dokaza da svetski kapi-
talizam, negde brze negde SPORT
je, oblaci ruho fasizma. A to zna-
ci da borba protiv prisilnog rada,
kao borba protiv ostalih zala,
mora biti borba protiv samog ka-
pitalizma.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-03-25
Argentina

U America Sc nalaze nekoliko
argentinskih novinara koji su j.
mali jedan sastanak sa americ-
kim novinarima San Francisco.
Njujorski Times javlja da ii ar
gentinski novinari, vecinom il Bu-
enos Aires, veruju da vecina mis-
lecih gradjana Argentine oceku-
ju da Sjedinjene Drzave "uzmu
drze vodjstvo celog sveta nakon
ovog rata da ucine sigurnim da
&c ovo biti poslednji rat"
Uzeti drzati vodjstvo celoga
sveta, moguce je samo ma jedno
Cd diva nacina: sa dobrovoljnim
odobrenjem ostalih nacija, iii sa
podizanjem takove sile da ostale
nacije budu primorane priznati
to vodjstvo. Prvo je nemoguce
pcsto Sc sukobljavajuci interest
svih kapitalistickih nacija nemo-
gu izmiriti; drugo je jedino mo-
guce ako Sjedinjene Drzave udese
koaliciju dovoljnog broja nacija
koje bi predstavljale veeu silu cd
ostalih nacija, to nikako ne mo-
ze dati garanciju da &c ovo biti
poslednji rat posto to ne bi od-
stranilo neizmerive sukobe kapi-
talistickih nacija sveta. Jedina
garancija koju svet moze imati da
&c ovo biti poslednji rat jeste od-
stranjivanje uzroka svih modernih
ratova = kapitalistickog sistema.
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tanka pa do danas, ljudski rod Sc
trudio mucio da resi- problem
proizvodnje izobilja. Resio ga ie
ali ne uziva plodove sVoje spo-
sobnosti. Zasto? Zato sto Sc ala
ii, koji omogucavaju proizvodnju
izobilja, nalaze pod vlasnistvom
j d n e male sake liudi koji
nemaju drugog boga, osim profi-
ia.
| ljudi ocekuju sretniii zivot ma
kon ovog rata bez da odstrane
tn glavnu smetnju dalinem pro-
gresu ljudskog rodaL Uzalud &c
ocekiyati Nema sretne buducnos-
ii Ia ogromnu vecinu ljudskog ro-
da sve dok sredstva "a proizvod-
nju budu vlasnistvo onih koji sa
NINA ne rukuju.
Ali do6i ce sretniii dani i sret-
niii zivot. Oni ce do6i posto ce
radnicka klasa eventualno pojmi-
ii da sretna buducnost zahteva
prenasanje sredstava "a proizvod-
niu iz ruku sadasnjih privatnih
vlasnika neradnika, u ruke indus
trijalno organizoyanih proizvodja-
ca. To ce biti dani srece blago-
stanja; to ce biti dani II koiima
&c mas velicanstveno-p -proiZvodna
moe slobodnih proizvodjaca oba-
suit sa iZobiljem stvari potrebnih
"a zivot veselje To &c biti da-
nj II kojima bog profit nece biti
odredjujuci faktor kolicini pro-
izvodnje, posto &c slobodno drus-
two proizvadjati da zadovolii po-
trebe Pc mogucnosti zelje. svih
clanova druStva.
To je ne samo posleratni. nego
to je sadasnji plan S. L. P.
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celokupnog proizvoda 1913. godi-
ne,' vlasnici kazu da nece imati
mesta na, svojim stovaristima ako
Sc sadasnji visak ne pocne krtts.-
ii sa vecom brzinom. Oni Sc tui >
da nemaju mesta, niti da mogu
graditi nova stovariSta zbog Via
dinih "ogranicavanja materijala i
radne snage"
Sve je to jedna prilicno dobra
slika patriotizma kako ga prakti-
kuju vlasnici americkih industri-
ia. Njihovi predstavnici i apollo
gicari znadu da radnicima odrza-
vain lekcije o 'Zrtvovanju" 30
jalnosti'. ali sto Sc Nth tice oni
sve to mere sa potencionalnoscu
profita. Oni su gotoyi da aplauii-
raju Hooverove govore potrebi
da sc hrane gladni; oni su "a to
da Lehman organizuje, poput
Hoovera, posleratno hranienje Ev-
rope; ali kada su Il pitaniu niiho-
vi neposredni interest, njihovi
profit, oni Sc brze-bolje sastanu
IL svojim udruzeniima odredju-
ju kolicinu hrane koja Sc ina kan
tovati ma osnovu mogucnosti da e
rese viska na syoiim stovaristima.
To ie stara prica. Pod kapita-
lizmom nema proizvodnie IA upo-
trebu onih kojima stvari trebaju.
To smo najbolje videli IL prvim 60
dinama Rooseveltove administra-
CHE. Odlucujuci faktor kapita-
listickoj proizvodnji estate iedan
te isti - mogucnost da Sc vlasnik
resi- cd radnika ukradenog viska !.
Takovo stanje stvari predstav-
liza. pored drugog, iednu najvecu
socijalnu sramotu. Cd svog pos
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Pregled Vaznih Vesti::

znak protesta protiv prisilnog no
vacenja Grka "a rad Il korist ME-
mackog ratnog napora.
U gradu Ateni svi radnici su
proglasili generalni strajk. De-
monstranti SUI upali u kancelarije
Ministarstva rada spalili SUI ma
lomaci liste "a rekrutovanje rad
nika. Neke grupe pjevale su gre
ke rodoljubive pjesme ma utica
ma.
Doslo ie do otvorenih ulicnih
sukoba sa policijom, pa je mnogo
lice ranjeno prize nego sto su de-
monstranti bill otjerani sa ulice.
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Uruguay

U Montevideo, pocetkom ovog
meseca, Juan Jose de Amezaga,
zauzeo je predsednieki polozaj ma
le kompaktne drzave Uruguay. A
mezaga nasledjuje Generala Al
fredo Baldomira. Newsweek jaw
liza da je Amezaga odrzao govor
kome Sc zavetovao da ce Uru-
quay produziti sa svojom pomocl
Ujedinjenim Nacijama.
Uprkos svih pro-saveznickih pro-
glasa, Uruguay Sc nalazi eko-
nomskom skripcu susedne j mno-
go, mnogo vece Argentine. U
stvari Argentina vec davno sma-
ira Uruguay kao svoju "petnaes-
tn provinciju". Svakog leta, ar
gentinski plutokrati odlaze ma
hladne obale plavog mora Urugu-
ayskih letnikovaca, to "a Uruguay
znaei oko $6.000.0O0 godisnJe.
Premda Argentina naginje osovinl,
cna JOS nalazi "a potrebno da po-
mogne Uruguayu kada Sc posled-
MIA nalazi skripcu. Ono sto mai
bolje oslikava zajedni:ke interese
vladajuce klase Argentine i -Urn-
guaya jeste nedavni strajk radni-
ka klaonicama u montevidejs-
kom predelu. Stoka je bila suoce-
ma sa krepavanjem cd zedji, niJe
bilo sredstava "a klanje stoke, nj
je bilo zeljeznica "a prevazanje
stoke montevidejske klaonice a
radnici su bill ma strajku, i da Sc
stoku moglo prevesti. Argentina
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Nennacka

Zurich, (ONA) - Prema pisanju
"Hrvatskog Naroda' IL Zagreba
sve hrvatske srednjoskolke, posli-
je mature, morati &c da sluze 60
dinu dana u njemackim radnim
logorima.
Prema istoj vijesti biti ce mad
zor mad radnom sluzbom rovje-
rem ustaskoj zenskoj sekciji.
Nj jedna devojka nece moci da
Sc upise ma univerzitet ako ne do
kaze da je provela malenkost cd
jedne godine prisilnom radu.
Nocima danima policija uz
pomoc domacih Quislinga, progo-
nj gradjane. Po zeljeznicama i bu-
sovima traze Jude. u kavanama,
/, ,Difoskopftfa i barovima hapse iju-
de tjeraju ih pravo ma zeljeznic-
ku stanicu.
y nekim mestima policija odu-
zima karte "a identitet tako pri-
morava nosioce da Sc prijave lie
no policiji, pri cemu in odmah
zadrze "a prisilan rad.
Sada Nijemci wise ne gledaju
Ma to da glavni i strucni radnici
ostanu pri masinama. Oni prosto
oteraju koga trebaju i ne pitaju
da Ii &c proizvodnja jedne okupi-
rane zemlje stradati.
Komentar: To je slika buduc-
nosti nasih americkih devojaka
radnika i radnica opste -
ako reakcija uspe America. Ia
to, organizujmo sc "a obaranJe
kapitalizma, jer to je jedina ga
rancija da reakcija nece uspeti.
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India
pitalizna

Herbert L. Matthews, poznatl
dopisnik njujorskog Timesa, jaw
liza IL New Delhi da su Britanci
vrlo zadovoljni povrh "taktickog
promasaja" Gandhia. Britanci Sc
vesele da Gandhiev post
nije uspeo da podigne lndijske
mase. Specijalna vaznost Sc dava
cinjenici da nj STUDENT, ovog pu-
ia. nisu bill nemirni. Toliko zado-
volistvo vlada britanskim kru-
(Nastavak ma 4. stranl.)
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-03-25
Anarhija u Proizvodnjjii
i Raspodeli Hrane!

u poslednje vreme mnogo Sc Gu
je nestasici hrane. Besednici
jedne vladine agencije "a drugom,
Il novinskim izjavama preko ra-
dia, govore o manjkavosti ovog j.
Ii onog predmeta hrane iii obuce.
Doslo je vreme kada kuponi raz-
novrsne markice znace wise nego
sam novac, Il koliko sc tice dDbi-
vanja prilicnog broja potrebnih
stvari.
Mi verujemo da Sc ogromna
kolicina hrane Sale razne pre-
dele sveta, ali proglasena nesta-
sica malo da nam ne pokoleba We
I'll u tacnost ranije oglasenih ci-
fara americke proizvodne moci.
Da Ii stvarno postoji tolika ne
stasica hrane?
Odgovor ma to pitanje, Ii koliko
Sc tice hrane Il kantama. dolazi
Cd jednog udruzenja vlasnika in
dustrije koji Sc bave kantovanjem
hrane. Prosle nedelje. njujorski
Times izvesti da su vlasnici tie in
dustrije javili vlasnicima indus
trije hrane da prvi nameravaju
priliCno sniziti kolicinu hrane "a
kant0vaaje. Razlog ie da sc ma sto-
varistima nalazi oko polovina ce-
lokupne hrane kantovane 1912.
gcdine, a Ii nekim slu&ajevima ma
lazi Sc kantovane hrane los cd
1941. godine. Tia hrana bese ma
rucena cd strane vladimir agen-
CHA ostavljena ma stovaristima.
Vlasnici industrije "a kantovanje
hrane jos Sc wise bune protiv IL
gleda "a 1943. godinu. "Buduci da
Sc vlada sprema da uzme oko 40
posto poyrca i GO posto voca cd