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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-30
Rusi Sc vedno
napredujejo;
Japonci beIjo
Zadnje vesti 4 ruske in
pacifiske frontea

Kakor Sc poroca il Moskve,
so sovjetske cete vceraj skoro
mesto Nikopol obaAdp-
lenjem Dnjepru, pote1n ko so
pustile "a seboj Nogajske Ste
pc in zdrobile nemsko obramb-
no crto rs mill juznovzhodno
cd omenjene stepe.
Obenem Rusi stalno potiska-
10 nazaj nemske armada proti
vhodu ma polotok Krim, kjer Sc
nahajajo ogrozene nacijske ar
made.
V. ofenzivi pri Nikopolu so
Rusi okupirali Is nadaljnih kra-
jew, med katerimi je mesto A
leksandrovka.
V borbi "a Krivoj rog, XII je
skoro popolnoma obdan cd Get
Rdece vojske, so Rust odbili
nemske protinapade, v katerih
je ma enem sektorju pablo do
tisoc Nemcev, Sc glasi porocilo
liz Moskve.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-30
KARTNA ZABAVA

Odbor demokratskega kluba
v Collinwoodu, XII Sc je zavzel
"a ponovno izvolitev zupana
Franka j. Lausche in "a izvoli-
tev John J. Princa "a mestno
zbornico, priredi nocoj kartno
zabavo v Knights Of Columbus
d~vorani, to je v bivsem post
mem poslopju ma 147O9 st. Clair
Ave. Pricetek oh 5. uri zvecer.
Cenjene rojake se prijazno va
bi ma mnogo6tevilni poset.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-30
Smrfnn kosd

Umrl je Sylvester Snyder,
star 80 let, sin druzine Snyder,
ma 1418 E. Al st. Pogreb O.
skrbuje Jos. zele in sinovi po-
grebni zavod. Podrobnosti boz
mo p~orocali v ponedeljek.
Obdrzite d0brO vlAdO v Gle
veIandu - ponoyno izvolite zu-
pana Frank j. Lausche.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-30

Obdrxite dobrO Waldo v Gle
yelandu ~ ponoyno izyolite zu-
pana Frank ]. Lausche.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-30
Borba ma Pacifiku

Pretekli cetrtek so ameriSke
padalne cete pristale ma otoku
Choisseul, XII spada v Solomon
sko otocje, kar j. japonsko po-
sadko v vasi Voza tako prepla-
silo, da so zbezali proti severn,
ne da hi Sc spustili v BOZ.
Operacija ameriskih Get ina
"a svoj cilj, da Sc Solomonske
otoke ocisti vseh japonskih sill.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-27

Your choice Of beautiful Armstrong's or
Marin inlaid lnoieum in marbleized
and geometrcai designs. ONE OF THE
HEAVIER GAUGES; for rooms up to
10 square yards. Every installation guar
EntePd. Bathrooms excepted
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-11-26
Zimnicne nemecke pokusy "
obnovu znicenych valecnych
podnikIE.

Londyn (ONA)- Poole no
dnovernych pramenu, Nemci
Sc zimnicne snaz1 obnoviti va
lecnou vyrobu v oblastech Po-
rurf, ktere byly zniceny nebo
velmi tezce poskozeny spoje-
neckymi leteckymi 1toky. Hla-
vn1m bodem tohoto 1sill je pry
budovanf podzemn1ch tovar-
Mich podnikG. Zvyseny pocet
ciz1ch deln1kG je pry zamest-
nan ma budovanf techto pod
zemn1ch tovaren.
BRITISH znalci sc domnlvaj1,
re nektere castecne znicene
podniky v Porurf mohou stale
vyrabet mens1 mnozstvi valec-
neho materialu ale jsou velmi
skeptict1 mad nemeckou schop-
nostf stavet podzemnf tovarny
skutecne d1lezitosti. Dokonce
i "a m1ru by stavba takovych
obrovksych podzemn1ch pod
nikd byla mimoradnym tech
nickym vykonem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-11-26

New York (CTK) - Fila
delfsky casopis "The Evening
Bulletin" re dine II. listopadu
pfse, re stanovisko Ceskoslo-
venska k spojenecke povalec-
ne pomoci (UNRRA) je zajf-
nave a pf1znacne. "Ceskoslo-
vensko klade vetsf dnraz ma
obnovu nez ma pomocnou akci.
Soudi, re narod ami pred val
kou nemel pTflisny blahobyt a.
re je ochoten zTfci Sc no pro
nejakou dalsf dobu a re sc spo-
kojf obnosenymi saty, jestlize
Dude moci obnovit sve hospo-
daTske, pr1myslove a zemedel
ske podnikanf. Ceskosloven-
sko 81 preje dostati sc zpet ma
normalnf obchodnf zakladnu a
hraditi sve vlastnl vylohy. "Ces-
koslovensko nechce stat ma ro-
hui s kloboukem v ruce," pro-
hlasil sympaticky a pr1bojny
Jan Maharyk, ministr zahra-
nicn1ch vec1 ceskoslovenske
vlady a syn zesnuleho velkeho
zakladatele Ceskoslovenske re-
publiky, a pokracoval: "Ces-
koslovensko chce 81 zaplatit
sve jfzdne. Neumfme zebrat."
Ceskoslovensko ma velky "a
jem ma obnove sveho obchodu
sc Spojenymi Staty a odhaduje
conservative, re v prvnfm ro-
ce sveho osvobozenf Dude do
vazet re Spojenych Stat1 zbo-
Ii "a sto milion1 dolarG.
Cechoslovaci jsou rozhodnu.
ii nekupovat v budoucnu mic
cd N6mecka, at Sc stane coko.
Ii. Cechoslovaci by radi dova.
zeli re Spojenych Statd surovi
ny = ma pTfklad bavlnu =
stroje a chemicke vyrobky. Cs
odborn1ci r1kajf, re V prvnfcl
peti letech pc valce Ceskoslo.
vensko Dude musit pTi nejmen.
Sim zdvojnasobit mnozstvf do.
vazene bavlny v porovnan1 s
pTedvalecnym dovozem. Dals.
druhy zbozf, ktere Ceskoslo.
vensko Dude potrebovat, je vi
ma, zelezna ruda, zinek, Glove
a ovsem kGze pro znovuvybu.
dovanf sveho znameho obuv.
nickeho prGmyslu."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-11-26
Kmin je JIG opst dovazen &c
Stareho sveta do U. S.

Km1n, kofenne semeno rost-
liny tehoz jmena, zvane anglic-
ky Caraway, zacfna jiz opet
pfichazeti do Spoj. StatI pc
delsf pfestavce. Tentokrate to
vsak neni z Holandska, nybrz
re Syrie, Spanelska a Maroka.
Dovoz umoznilo v1tezstvf spo-
jenc6 v StTedomoT1, S kterym
molly byti opet navazany OBJ
chodn1 styky.
Semeno km1nu, ktere je sill
ne balsamicke wine a chuti,
jest oblfbenym korenfm do O.
mack, polevek, peciv, syr1,
klobas, cervelatd, chleba, va
jec, zel1 a pod, nejv1ce vSak k
tucnym pecenfm jake je vepfo-
va, husi, a j. v. Ie
Upotrebuje Sc tez v lekar-
stvf a v prGmyslu slouzf Ike ko-
renenf i vyrobe lihovin. KoTen
drive poj1dali jake pastinak 81
Parsnip. Take zelene snltky
pridavaji Sc do netkerych j.
del, zvlaste do polevek a pax
k nakladanemu zel1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-11-26
Velky 1spsch Bohuslava
Martini " Clevelands.

New York (CTK) " den
25. vyroc1 Ceskoslovenske re-
publiky byla ~provedena premi-
era Druhe symfonie Bohuslava
Martini Clevelandskou filhar-
monif pod r1zenim Ericha
Leinsdorfa. Severance Hall,
kde Sc koncert pofadal, byl wy
prodany. Sal byl tez vyprodan
dine 80. r1jna, kdy Sc symfonie
opakovala. Symfonie Dude Wy
silana rozhlasem pocatkem pro
since. Martini byl prftomen
provedenf premiery, jez byla
pfri.jata s nadsenfm. Autor byl
nekolikrat vyvolan. Dirigent
Erich Leinsdorf a B. Martini
Iobdrzeli vhodne kvetinove da-
ry v ceskoslovenskych narod-
mich barvach Cd ministra "a
hranicnfch vecf Jana Masary-
ka, cd clevalandskych krajanu
a cd konsula Hajneho. Kveti-
ny byly odevzdany ma jevisti
krajankami v narOdnlch krO-
jfch. Program byl zakoncen
Smetanovou Vltavou. Pc pre-
miefe byla uspoTadana recep-
ce pro Bohuslava Martini a je-
no zenu We Spolecenskem sale
v Severance Hall, ktere Sc Il
castnil pTednf hudebnf svet Gle
velandu a spravnf vybor Cleve-
land Art Association "a pred
sednictva TomaSe Sidla.
correspondent magazinu Time
napsal clanek "BohuslavGv ty.
dem, ktery byl uveTejren v
Time" 9. listopadu Sc snfm'
KEN Martini. Druha Symphonic
Bohuslava Martini, venovans
clevelandskym krajan1m, bu.
de provedena Moskve, Lon.
dyne a Mexiku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-11-26
SpOrtOvnf Hl1dka.
KRfzKOVE
ZAPASY v COLISEUM.

Pf1stf 1tery, dine 80. listopa-
du poradany budou Mr.. Ed
Contosem velkolepe kT1zkove
zapasy v Coliseum.
V hlavnfm zapase ktery ur-
cen Dude ma dobu jedne poraz-
ky zapasiti Dude Maurice Tillet
(The Angel. Souper jeho bu-
de vyznamny zapasn1k jehoz
jmeno nam dosud nenf znamo.
Ma programu tez ucast brati
budou Don Evans a Michael
Leoni.
Mimo techto zapasniku po-
dileti Sc Dude rada jinych Wy
hlasenych zapasniku. Protoz
kdo sc chce mile pobavit a
stravit zajfmavy vec1rek necht
Sc dostavi do Coliseum prfstf
1tery.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-11-26
WORKERS NEED
pint CONTROVERSIES

Davejte delnfk6m We Va
81 rodine pitt este, tucne
smetanove Cloverland Farms
Mleko nebot pro tuto ja-
kost, zdrave mleko jest vr-
cholnym druhem vyzivy KITE
rou potrebujf, ably vytrvali
SLIM a zdravf v praci. Avsak
n~ezapomente, planujte po-
zorne objednavku a v soula-
du S potrebou Vasi rodiny.
MLEKO JE ~DRAHOCENNA
POTRAVA
TIE il!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-11-26
Vyucovani zidovskych dsti "
"Protektorate" ,zakazano.

New York (CTK) = Nemci,
kteTf donutili vsechny zidovsk6
d6ti dochazeti do zidovskych
skol, narfdili nynf jejich zavre-
nj. Taktez bylo zakazano SOU
krone vyucovanf. IDA Sc, re
Nemci jsou presv6dceni O zby-
tecnosti vyucovan1 zidovskych
detf nebot jsou stejne urceny k
smrti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-11-26
Sofia e~vakuovana.

Hlavnf mesto Bulharska So.
fla je evakuovana, jak oznami-
la rozhlasem ZamoTska tisko-
va kancelar. Casopisy uverej-
nily oznamku authority pro opa-
trent prot naletGm, v nfz Sc
dava obyvatelstvu hlavniho me
sta ma vedomf, re kazdemu, kdo
Dude chtfti opustiti m9sto, bu-
de dana pomoc.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-11-26
PRONAJME Sc BYT
Odpor prot Tisovi mohutnie
kazdym dnom.
New York II SveC

New York (CTK) = sved-
sky "Dagens Nyheter' z IL.
oktobra prinasa zpravu, podl'a
ktorej sa ma Slovensku v po-
slednej dobe vel'mi rozsfrila
podzemna cinnost ceskosloven-
skych vlastencov. Nemecky
vyslanec v Bratislave Hans Lu-
din poziadal "prezidenta" Tt
SUI, ably slovenska vlada prot
tymto vlastencom zakrocila,
naco Tiso splnomocnil mini
stra" Macha, ably bojoval proti
podzemlemu hnutiu ako sam
"a najlepsie uzna. Hned V ma
sleduj1cich styroch dnoch bo-
10 ma Slovensku zatknutych
mnoho ceskoslovenskych Was
tencov a zidov.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-11-26
Turecky parliament schvalil
dohodu Sc Spojenci.

Turecky parliament odhlaso-
val schvalenf "vladnfho poc1-
mani" We vyjednavanf s Brity
20 bourlivem 9R bod. trvaj1-
elm zasedani a v informova-
INCH kruzfch prevlada pre-
svedceni, re zeme jest ma pra-
hui dulezitJch krokI.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-11-26
PadIi Ia vlast.

Londyn (CTK) = Prazsky
nemecky soud odsoudil ma smrt
Vaclava Nemce, SO, jeho zenu
Katerinu, SO, a jejich syna Jo-
sefa, 80, z Lhotky BystTice, o.
kres Zbiroh, pro podporovanf
nepritele a nehlaseni osob, KITE
re byly hledany policif. Byli
popraveni 8. listopadu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-11-26
Ku sberu sani a lyzi.
F. FRANTA:

Sbfrajf Sc sane, lyze;
kazdy pes sve rany lie
kdyz dostane bit1.
re by sc az z Reichu PAM,
kdyz jiz nen1 mic vic k bran1,
klouzat chteli j1ti?
Klape to " Cechach anebo
neklape?
F. FRANTA:
Zahranicn1 propaganda pouze
sail lidi
Neklape to v Ceskych zemfch,
to pry kazdy vidf.
Lid Sc bouTf, sabotuje,
to jdou ovsem tlachy,
"a nez berou bolsev1ci
cd Angle prachy.
V Cechach vsechno klape
dobre,
"vzdor lidskemu braku".
Vzdyt jsme obuli ten narod
cely do drevaku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-11-26
Orel z Berchtesgadenu.

O4O1 z D0AN xAe(0S d0~AAOs
F. FRANTA:
Kosti jeste lei kolem
jeho vlastnfch pfatel,
orlem vsak jej nenazyva
ami jeden znatel.
Poole znak1 jeho tela,
veskereho zit1,
"a hyenu mrchozravou
lie jej oznaciti.
Bl1zf sc vsak rychle doba,
Poole meho zdan1,
re Dude jak zmokla sllpka
v dobe pelichan1.
"Radoveho vojina.'
F. FRANTA:
Proc hvezdy plujf mad oblaky
pod cernou klenbou nebe,
proc muzne rame bez
hvezdicek,
proc jenom tolik zebe?
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-11-26
Angle vyhlasi prlnceznu
Alzbetu "a zletiIou.

Britska korunn1 princezna
Alzbeta dosahne pT1st1ho dub
ma zletilosti We veku 18 let. Do
stane vevodsky titul a stane sc
clenem regentske rady.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-11-26
Goebbels uklada pen1ze
W JIM Americe.
F.

Velika huba, male t6lo,
spicate uSi, konska noha.
W davno vyhral tuto valku
vsak S pencil wal z Nemec
roha,
Jak uslechtile jeho gesto
v cizine slozit plody prace.
Mysleno je jak mala splatka
ma povalecne reparace.
Evening star., 1943-06-13
THE WOMAN AT THE DOOR
Continued from preceding page

want to know is, what's remarkable
about it,"
1T has one notable quality which
has won for it the common name OF
Magic Stone When immersed in
water, its chalky quality is momen-
tarily augmented; then it becomes
completely translucent, often utterly
transparent. At one time, we are IN
formed, it was quite widely used IN
rings, lockets. and charms to con-
ceal objects of sentimental interest,
such as locks of hair, picture OF
ones beloved, and similar relics
which could be either concealed or
revealed in -
Thanks. Doctor" SAID. Thanks
million" I'm afraid | hung up on
the old darling in most lmpollte
fashion
In THIRTY seconds | had the brooch
in pan Of water.
''Virginiar' stormed Katy. Have
you gone batty? What on earth is
the ldea?'
Look cried. "Oh. Katy. look.
1t worked"
We bumped heads over the pan.
Katy was staring as hard as | was
then. The white stone was thinning
out. Through it we could see dark.
close-spaced lines. Lines Of typing!
took the brooch out of the water.
Magically, the stone had cleared
until it was almost as transparent
as a piece of plate glass. And be-
meath the clear stone, perfectly legl-
Bile, we're the words dead woman
i knew she was dead when | fin
lshed reading the message - had
placed there to guide the hand of
Justice:
If am found drowned, my
husband has murdered me. He
has threatened me many times
Marcia Osbourne
Her name she had signed in tiny
but legible script
That's what she meant by her
crv of Water" l explained,
That's why she tore the brooch
from her throat and gave it to MIR.
Scott. She had expected to be
drowned - the safest way of all to
kill, Niels claims. if it can be made
to look like an accident"
BUT what was the matter with
her." Katy asked in a hushed, horri
fed whisper. why did she come
here?'
Il can only guess at that. But If
he intended to drown her, he'd have
to put her through the ice; through
one of the holes they had cut for
fishing. A woman wouldn't go fish
ing through the ice in housecoat,
so i I'm guessing, as | said - he
probably gave her something to put
Evening star., 1943-06-13

her to sleep, planning to dress her in
slacks and a suitable outfit, and
then, while she was still unconscious,
to take her out on the river in the
dark and drop her through a hole
under the ice.
Somehow - perhaps he didn't
gauge the dose properly - she either
didn't go completely under, or she
came to Unexpectedly and guessed
what had happened. She ran out into
the night and came here, to the near
est house.
He followed her, of course. and
when he saw Mr. Scott leave her, to
get the water, he simply picked her
up and carried her off And put her
through the ice.
You remember he said she was
not quite rational? No one could
prove that she didn't wander off,
come here, even, and then, recover
ing. walk out onto the ice and fall
through one of the fishing holes
But if he doped her" Katy SAID,
shuddering. they'd find that out.
wouldn't they? mean, they'd hold
an autopsy, and -
Look, darling | said grlmly.
this is mld-winter. There's quite
current in the river. and it S SOLID
sheet of ice most of the way to the
Gulf BY the time they found her,
I'm afraid an autopsy wouldn' be
of much value
| had never known that katy's
eyes could be so hard, that her good
natured mouth could be 50 merci-
less
But with this. she touched the
brooch, they can convict him,
can't they?'
With that" SAID. II think they
can make hlm talk Put on your coat,
Katy; we're going down to the
police qulckr'
In PRETTY proud of my guesses.
Before dark that same day, Carl
Osbourne cracked wide open.
He'd followed his wife the after
noon before, and had seen her meet
a Young man in a soldiers uniform.
He hadn't recognized the Lieuten-
ant.
In a cold white rage he had
planned the whole thing. I'D told
her what I'd do if she was ever un-
true to me-" he said. Il put the stuff
in an after-dinner cocktail; stuff |
use when | can't sleep Somehow
she guessed. She got away from me;
| have a bad leg. you know, But
followed her -
Niels says i wrote him all
about it, of course - that he could
MT have done better himself
But I'll admit that Niels is little
bit prejudlced!
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1943-07-02
Don't Worry About the National Debt
As Long As We PAY 1t Off to Ourselves

Every and then confronted by honest
fellow person not sincere but with grind
dreadfuy worried about the money being
expended the effort On the other hand find
individuals often from utterly opposing political camps
who agree that what the of the war; ultimate
victory will be worth it. We can't help but with that
viewpoint If lost the what do you expect the
would be us Consider how the Nazs every
country Europe which they have over-run Consider
the Japs have plundered the ORIENT
War expenditures by the u S. during May amounted to
81 billion 373 Million cent raise April The
daily rate of expenditures averaged in May
Our national debt is piing skyhigh.
But after the won, though national debt
double what will be at the end of the next fiscal
paying off and who will be paying o Not
the Nazis the Japs We will pay to ourselves
will to John and Sarah Citizen who have purchased
bonds until hurts We will to future purchasers
of Victory bonds which will be floaed at later date We
will have strung foreign bosses requistonng live
stock stealing wealth. carrying away objects of
They will all be maintained here in the United States of Amer
have pay that hurt like the devil until
the end of days will be worth the price In the main
note that those who most about heavy national
debt either have plenty of wealth and we'll afford
heavy have nothing and We like to
its obligation society which has
reaed handsomely and the latter after individ
Tally not hurt much
ypes which always busy working rarely takes time to
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1943-07-02
The New Headache

Beginning July l. the so-caled Withholding goes into
effect the soons have engineered
very real headache Treasury department Of
going agoniz large cent Of the earners
of the country but they happily unhappy are used to TAX
ing will probably become hardened to any
scheme concoced by eaconay congress to bleed them
Early in the present session of when the Rum
plan was first talked advocated there surprising
Y large number of the common people OF the country VINO
pressed themselves avoring the plan AT that te all
to those and organizations was the possibility
forgiveness of their income taxes for 1912 They mad
visions of getting check from Uncle Sam for the amount that
they paid they all for it. They failed to think
through realize that they siding with the wealthy
and privileged inevitably if the 1912 taxes
mtted equal would sometime have to be paid by
them Any plan to their small incomes exempt and
to collect the amount from the fat boys long
off will remain in that nebulous distance until the
common people, the low people, the great of the
American people decide otherwise That time, also fear
is long way distant
So far as has been noticed has only
ton wonderful free CD about the added burdens
the department in the administration OF the new
tax This in the form of estimate that would
require the services of about l5ooo adduon employees
added work in the treasury department to handle
the lob This course meant nothing to the economy
minded and senators whose prime object was TO
please their masters the fat boys by presenting them with
billion dollars which they once thought were gone Tor
keeps.
But these same stooges of the privileged
men the prosuted press became quite vocal about their
concerning the cost of making subsidy payments
connection with the rol-back price proposals. POSSIBLE
ty of increase administration COSTS stirred the editorial writ
the kept press almost to the point of break
down with worry annarentlv But no wonder The little
fellow interested and wanted to get his butter and
little money and this rolback seemed to
accomplished just that The fat boys bitterly
posed to it, of because their prime interests higher
prces-and profits.
1t is going to be interesting how this Withholding
tax works out and problem that will be faced by the
department in harmonizng the deductions made by the
employers with the income tax return with its exemptions
made out by the wage
Well the treasury department has that worry The only
worry have stretching less 20 cent over
the cost of living And use ten penny nails to punch
holes belts don't need to worry about leather
punches Pretty soft!
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1943-07-02
Subsidies

Above we mentioned subsidies and while the value of
them debaabe the standpoint of the country
ing of prices inevitably followed by sprang there is
an argument The subsidy SYSTEM according to
ports employed successfully in Great Britain the control
of initiation.
merely temporary that with
eminent used American people will day have
to pay anyhow This is probably true assuming that
present seneess continues to operate it now
However, the situation is extraordinary and If
are learning anything from observation learning that
the increases in national Indebtedness affecting us very
apparently not the least adversely This despite the
threats made few that the country
if "cgarette money now million
appropriated for public work to keep American
unemployed citizens starving Now appropriate bill
there is whmper from the
congress who walled and wept the impending doom of
the financial structure of country few million for social
suggested We do not criticize the appro
praons Every American is willing to them made
willing still greater it they hasten for
day the of the world holocaust But
BILE enough think that the referred to-
silent that they patriotic We believe
that their silence brought about by the fact that their masters
profit directly the appropriations We long decided
lacked element patriotism implied the
milton of that We do not believe that sound patriot
would time be willing to such blot the escucheon
of his land created by hosts of nourished cothed
and ll-housed" citizens country up it's people
country imply at least decent consideration
for the welfare of the peopeal of themwho its in
habitants.
subsidy proposals and the need for them part and
inevitable under cockeyed dordered
They not what would like to have but they
be the best get under system at the
They shouldn't be necessary but subsidies
thing else be control spraing prices If they
controlled and of producing facilities will be
Industry will fight every increase in fight
the of revolution by the workers. There fine seed
for civil in unrestricted price climbs Can the American
people afford ignore the possibilities of initiation?
who, in the long run will profit from it?