davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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II zIVOTA FEDERACIJE.

$500, J. Horvath $1.00, James
Horvath $1.00, S. M. Gonceff
$1.0O, N. Popovic S1.OO, l. Evanoff
$500, Nanovsky $500, S. Todoroff
$1.00, Walbridge $1.O0, l. Stan
ceff $1.00, L. L. 5Oc., M. Miro
70c., Vesta Yelland $500, N. N.
05c., E. Antonoff s1.OO in M. Do
breff $1.O0. Ukupno s76.25.
Svega Klub Radnicke Borbe
Detroit s172.O0.
Ogranak Los Angeles, Calf.
Sabirna lista, broj 359, sakupi-
la Bojana Suvacki: T. Karakaseff
$4.00, D. Harrison $1.OO, N. Tso-
neff $500, r. Long $500, 5.
Brown $1.OO, A. Petroff $500,
Elenko Petroff $500, E. Koneseh
Csc, J. Sipoc sl.OO, S. Bryar $500,
G. Kovacevic $500, Zorka Pavlo-
vic $500, V. Bojana Suvackl
$500, S. Dermott s1.00 Stanley
Popov $500. Ukupno $51.25.
Sabirna lista, broj $50, saku-
pila Dragica Stojanovic: L. Dais
Soc, S. Gragicin $1.00. A. Janto-
lex $1.O0, T. F. $1.OO, J. Dragica
Stojanovic $500, Fora Georgegif
$500, G. Udov $4,000, E. Han
sen $500, S. Brown S1.00, Eliza
beth Stanic $1.OO, G. Brajkovic
$1.OO, V Elizabeth Postic $500
Dana Michailoff SOC, II. Holz-
green $500, N. Dershovitz $500
Leo Churulich $500, G. Udov
$500, r. M. Albijanic s1.00 NJ
Milkov $1,000. Ukupno $5100.
Sabirna lista, broj 36l, sakupi-
la Julia Antonoff: Julia Antonoff
$1,000 S. Bryar $500. Ukupnt
$500.
Sabirna lista, broj 362, sakuplc
Nj. Vasilic: NJ Y. Vaslic $1,000
NJ. r. Bacvanski $1,000, M. Mil.
kov $1,000, S. Anna Popov $500
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KOnvencijski prilagaci,
(Nastavak)
klub Radnicke BOrbe Detroit,
Mich.

\NdSCaVak)
klub Radnicke Borbe Detroit,
Mich.
Sabirna lista, broj 315, sakupila
Mary Sauer: Mica Kolaric $500,
Margaret i N. Radin $500, 7. Sc
vim $500. i Mary Sauer $500.
Ukupno $17.00.
Sabina lista, broj $40, sakupila
Anna Kapetanovic: S. Hartl $500,
A. Pavlovic $1,000, w. Lalie $1.00,
Anna Kapetanovic $1,000, L.. Ka-
petanovic $500 M. Cucin $500.
Ukupno $34.OO.
Sabirna lista, broj 341, sakupi-
Ia Mary Kovac: Mary kovat
$1,000, J. Horvath $1.00, B. Wal
bridge $1.00, V. D. Nanovsky
$1.OO, J. Stanceff $100, S. Todo-
rolf $500, P. Stoyanoff $500, K.
Daskloff Soc, J. Penceff Soc,
S. M. Gonceff $1.0O, l. Ilieff $1.O0,
z. Alexoff $10O, B. Pacelieff S1.0o
ii G.. Osterstock $1.O0. Ukupnc
S27.oo.
Sabirna lista, broj 365, saku-
pila Margaret Curulic: Margaret
Curulic $1,000, Clara Sinta Soc,
X. Todoroff Soc, E. NJ. Soc, G..
Stoyaceff $1.00, L. Krizanic $500
i T. Kovaceff Csc. Ukupno $17.75.
Sabirna lista, broj 366, saku-
pila Anna Sekulic: Anna Sekulic
$4,000, NJ. Stankoff $500, Helen
kearns $500, P. Stayanoff $500,
E. Pacelieff $1.O0, Vojinov fami
liza $500, S. Miro $500, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Haynes $500, X. To-
doroff $1.00, S. Popoff $l.0O, n.
Mihailoff $1.O0, P. Stcjanoff $1.00,
A. Amedoff $100, Fradel family
$1.O0, L. Krizanic $1.O0, Marion
Wallridge $500, kina Popovska
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-10-07

S. Popov $500 w. Savoy $1.OO.
Ukupno $51.00.
Sabirna lista, broj 1863, sakupio
j. Vukosav: B. Georgeff $1.OO, S.
Gaspar $1.00, N. N. SOC. J. V.
soc. Ukupno $500.
Sabirna lista, broj 364, sakupi-
la Irene Strapac: S. Popov $1.00,
R. M. Albijanic $500, A. Strapac
$3.50 i w. Savoy $1.0O. Ukupno
$3.50.
Svega Ogranak Los Angeles
$179.75.
Ogranak New York, N. Y.
Sabirna lista, broj 377, sakupio
A. Frantin: J. Barulic $1.0O A.
Frantin $1.O0. Ukupno $500.
Sabirna lista, broj 378, sakupio
F. Rack: Abramovic familija ST.
90, Theresa Theodoroff $500 F.
Rack $1.00. Ukupno $500.
Sabirna lista, broj $50, sakupio
NJ. Dekovic: M. Dekovic soc. E.
Dekovic soc. Ukupno S1.00.
Sabirna lista, broj 381, sakupio
3. Radov: M. Radov $l.00 B. Ra-
dow $1.00. Ukupno $500.
Sledeci su clanovi i simpatiSa-
ri prilozili preko Ogranka: S. Tho
mas $500, G. Grcit $500, J. Gr-
cic $1.OO, P. Tsistinas $500, J. Mi
jalic $500, V. Andrijcic $500, A.
Livic $500, A. Radov $500, M
Kleva S1.OO, M. Ercegovic $500
NJ. skalko $500, J. T. Evanic S13.-
90, B. Radov $500, M. Dekovit
$1,000, A. Frantin $500. N. Fran
tin $1,000, F. Rack $1,000, j. Re-
sanovic $1,000. NJ. Resanovic S13.--
90, E. Vukotic S14.00, Jakov Ra-
dov $1,000 i Joseph Bondulic S.
Oc. Ukpuno $4,000.
Svega Ogranak New York $780,
90.
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NacionalnO pitanje.
(Nastavak sa 8. strane.)

(Nastavak sa 8. strane.)
NacionalnO Potanje.
be proletarijata svake narodnost1
loiu ugnjetava apsolutizam, pro-
'tiv tog apsolutizma, protiv me-
djunarodne burzoazije koja Sc sve
tesnje ujedinjuje.
JUL, 1908.
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Kroz Partiju i Federaciju.

Elca da Je Ona pOkTeHuld AAOoIA al
/ Fond godinu dana ranije, nego sto
| je pokretala u proslim zemalJs-
kim izborima, to je dovoljan do
kaz. da ona zaista planira izvesti
opseznu izbornu kampanju II idu-
Gin zemaljskim izborima. U koll-
koj meri uspeti, to &c poglavlto
zavisiti Cd njenog Izbornog Fon-
da. Ako sakupi veliki Izborni Fond,
velika &c uspesna biti izborna
kampanja; ako sakupi mamie, ma
MIA &c biti kampanja -ukratko,
veci Izborni Fond, VEGA &c sc IL
vrsiti prosveta agitacija medJu
americkim radnicima; manji Izbor-
nj Fond, mania prosveta agita-
ella "a revolucionarni program
SIP. Dakle, to &c odlucujuci fax
tor biti.
Da Ii &c nasa Partija uspeti u
svojim planovima iii ne - koll-
ko Sc tice izborne kampanje, - to
&c poglavito zavisiti cd njenlh
elanova i simpaticara. Jer samo
clanovi i simpaticari SIP dopri-
nasaju kako "a izbornu kampanJu,
tako i "a sve druge fondove - Ia
sve druge kampanje.
Nasa Federacija, Cd svoje stra-
ne, treba da doprinese svoj udeo.
Nasi clanovi simpaticari, "a sada,
trebaju da prilazu svoje sesto-
dnevne najamnice "a Izborni Fond
SIP. da kupuju izborne marki-
ce. Oni nasi simpaticari, cijim
mestima postoje nasi Ogranci,
neka svoje priloge prilazu prego
nasih Ogranaka, oni nasi simpa-
ticari, cijim mestima nema ma
sih Ogranaka, neka svoje priloge
salju preko naseg Centralnog u
reda.
Neki su nasi Ogranci vec podu-
zeli nuzne mere poceli slati svo-
je priloge "a Nacionalni 1zborni
Fond, dok neki jos nisu. Naprimer,
Ogranak Bellwod, on je dosad pos
lao cd najamnica $500, a od
markica $4,000. Ukupno $4,000.
Dvo je odlican poeetak "a tako
malobrojan Ogranak, kao sto Je
Ogranak Bellwod.
Ogranak Bellwod pruza veilc-
anstven primer drugim naslm u
grancima!
U proslom broju objavili smo
nekoliko imena priloge "a kon-
vencijski fond RADNIcKE BOR-
BE, pretpostavljajuci da Sc tim
zatvara oval fond, ali danas q.
oktobra) posetio je mas Ured drug
". Elieff, clan Bugarskog Ogranka
Mansfield, O., pa je dao S2l.OO,
koju svotu zeli da ukljuelmo Z
konvencijski fond. Njegovoj zelj'
RADIO udcvoljavamo, te tako opstl-
konvencijski fond "a r. B. iznosl
s1O.O7s.50.
Nasi drugovi cd Bugarske Fe-
deraciie SIP. pomogli su nam da
gornju svotu sakupimo, te da mad
masimo njihovu proslu konvenciJ-
sku kolekciju. Bice lepo i drugars-
XII, ako mi NINA pomognemo, kao
sto su oni mama pomogli, pa Ga
niihova naredna konvencijska ko-
lekciia nadmasi nasu ovogodlsnJu
kolekciju. Ovako smo radili u pros
losti, tako trebamo da nastavimo,
ier ovakva drugarska utakmica
samo ubrzava ostvarenje naseg cl-
liza, a da bi mas cilj ostvarill =
KAPITALIZAM Sc MORA
RAZORITI!
p. S.
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Jana FlujeraS.
Chicago, III.

Ma II. septembra zatvorila je
svoje oei "a navek Jana Flujeras.
nezaboravljena matt nase druga-
rice Bojane Stojanoff.
Pokojna Jana Flujeras rodjena
ie 1867. godine u Velikoj Kikindi,
Banat. U ovu je zemlju dosla 1913.
godine. Medju prijateljima i rod
binom bila je poznata kao "Baba
jana.
Pokojnica ostavlJa "a sobom, u
kraju jednog sina, a ovde dive kce-
ri - Bojanu Micu, 8 unucadi
jedno praunuce. kod njene kceri
Bojane, zivela je sve do smrti joj.
Pored imenovanih, pokojnica j.
ma ovde jednog sina, koji je nije
posetio "a poslednjih 10 godina.
AL; kada je doznao da mu je matt
umrla, dosao je da joj "spase du-
su", ii. da je sahrani uz prisustvo
nekog mantijasa. Ali ga matt pre-
tece pomrsi mu plan. JOS "a
zivota ona je uvek govorila da ona
rece nikakva popa, nj sa bradom,
niti bez brkova, da Sc mad njenim
grobom majmunise. Razume Sc,
n;ena je VOLTA izvrsena, poko-
pana je ma castan nacin po sops-
tvenoj joj zelji - bez ceremonial.
Nadgrobni govor odrzao je drug
D. Draganoff. Ma poslednji poci-
nak pracena je cd strane svoje rod
bine i njenih priiatelja. steta ie
sto mnogi nasi clanovi nisu ma
vreme doznali "a smrt pokojnice,
tako nisu bill u stanju prisus-
tvcvati njenom sprovodu odati
poslednju postu nasoj cenjenoj
starici.
u ime Kluba Radnicke Borbe i
naseg Ogranka, neka drugarica Bo-
jana njena sestra Mica, kao i
ostala rodbina, prime nase drugar-
sko saucesce ma velikom i'm gubit-
ku.
L. p, dopisnik.
Sa jesenskog iZleta.
Akron, Ohio.
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Medal da knjiga tobom gospo-
dari nego gospodari ii njom. Ko-
me knjiga gospodari, tai je mr.
tav um. - Bulver.
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Pravi j najgori neprijatelj ma
roda jeste danasnja burzoaska
stampa. Zato sc drzite strogo svom
dusom devize sto vam je dobacu
lem: Prezir i mrznja, smrt pro-
past danasnjoj burzoaskoj STAN
pi! - Lassalle.
vi mi oduzimate zivot, kad mi
oduzimate sredstva "a zivot.
- Shakespeare.
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L. p, dopisnik.
Sa jesenskog izleta.

Akron, Ohio.
Mas Ogranak bese resio na jed
moi cd svojih sednica, da odrzi
jedan jesenski izlet poznatom
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Citajte Strife ''Radnicku Borbu'!
CENOVNIk KNJIGA
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Vecerinka u Milwaukee. Wis.

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poodneP
u nju drugovo vodib
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Vecerinka II East Chicago. Ind.
Vecerinka II De troit. Mich.

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Lecture in Milwaukee. Wis.

NA~auk lecture to be given on fraS o1
e
lively question
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-24

in a given time limit, probably a
minute, the team must give the
word of a city, location, etc. on
the map.
A variation is TO represent a
place, scene, town or a war
weapon as in the old-time cha
rades.
Needless to mention that Hal
lowe'en is the paper party of
the year-paper plates, paper
tablecloth and napkins and small
paper cups and relish dishes be-
ing quite suitable. Indeed, no
dishes afterwards is the hostess
motto on this madcap holiday.
Paper novelties, too, may be had
and will, of course, add decorative
touches to room, table and foods.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-24

It was called "a head-dress
party and each guest was re-
quested to bring along the MAX
ings of a unique hat" One girl
wore the overturned stalks of
a cauliflower head; another wore
a small tin pan with a pastry
brush on the side; a boy wore
a funnel and some mechanical
gadeets combined; one girl wore
a set of tea.balls as earrings!
Modified geography games are
quite the rage now: one is played
like the old-fashioned anagrams,
taking sets of letters and hang
ing them on the back of each
person.
Arrange guests in two lines,
and draw for the first play. With
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-24
MY WAR JOB
MADE me SORE
. was almost ready TO quit

It's pretty tough trying 10 do real days
work when your arms ache, your back feels
81, III and you're sore all over. was Just about
ready 20 turn IN my badge when Jim told me
whst to do. And il WORKED So I'm passing
the good word along
Just get Q bottle Of Sayman Liniment for
SOC az any good drug counter. Massage u on
gently. Notice that il starts 20 work FAST.
Loosens tight muscles Relieves stiffness
and soreness. Eases pain while breaking up
cengesuun due TO over-eEcrtion. exposure or
fatigue You u say there's nothing better But
be sure you set the real thing the genuine
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-06-29

Of Agency
Is Charged
Vice President
Accuses Secretary
of 'Obstructionist
actics' Toward BEW

Washington, June 29--(APD
In Il new clash between ma
l"r administration figures. Vice
President Wallace today accused
Secretary of Commerce Junc; If
""b>trUctioniSl racticS and Of
har:ssln% The board of ccunum-
les warfare in its single mind
cd effort 10 help shorten this
war by securing adequate stock;
OF strategic materials.
In statement prepared for
the Senate appropriations com
mlttcr. Wallace. chairman of
BEN. alSu stated that JumcS. who
heads the Reconstruction Finance
Corporation, which supplies
funds for BEW buying of Stratc-
gic materials. had created Il false
impression" in testimony before
the congressional economy COM
mittcc headed by Senator Byrd.
Virginia Democrat.
III = time Id prevent further harm
!Ul Misrepresentation u; thls nature"
Wallace said adding:
although the President. on April
l3, 1912. transferred iull control over
the programming of imported s;ratc-
giC materials from the Reconstruction
Finance Cooperation to the board Of
economic warfare. which operates
under board dwcc;:vcS received from
the war production board. Nj. Jones
has never fully accepted that au-
.nprity.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-06-29
YXEAE RzER.
FOR NORTH CNROLINA.

Scattered showers iud thmii-
c"dt''' -. Ia. rf'r""C,a l3d to-
- l..
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-06-29
Six Attacks
Blast Kiska
Pre-Invasion Raids
Continue; in South
Pacific, Jap Naval
Unit Is Bombed

Wa>hinGtUn. Juno 2?-ItP-
Sin more smashing aerial attacks
were made against japanese in
StallItInnS an kiska island III
the NlCutian> sunday. thr Navy
reported today. and yesterday
ArmN planes followed up with
raid against that island and
''cLThy Little kI>ka.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-06-29

,caa;.n"cd G" Fa1e two
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-06-29
100 Fortresses
Bomb Leghorn
In North Italy
Light Cruis or and
Four Supply Ships
damaged; All Planes
Return Safely

Allied headquarters in North
.Nrlc". June 29-tArJ-Un
hundred Flying fnrirrsSrS fin
iuE ruund tap more than l.IUs
lulI,n .,inaSIcA the northern Ital-
ian pert of LcEhUrn with several
hundred tens of bombs yrStcr
day. It; mag Il Il light cruiser AMI
i"u. supply ships and crcatin.
havoc IA n!I tank 5. railway yaru.
and :nIu$tlia! pants.
Tn" i.ur-cnciLcd bnmhc.s
ham'n"' II thr city for nine
cane Hr..;cd mi :t,s ana re-
tu:nr.. hnmc without loss. allied
lc dquaritrs announced.
They created such ruin that
an official report said. Five
h'n.> AFTER the raid me c"tirc
pct WAS still 50 nrIy IL covered
hN nuke that accurate iiS,rc-
ti"n "t the damage was th.n i'm
Eu>sihlc."
l. ter. however" hc rrVu., s;.,ri
80 we, Learned that al .nv ,,uvig.
tanks aud an Ill refinery wrr, a"lrlr
a"d thJ: IN in T." 'i'.ctiyC' lgl.
cruiser and inu" suppiy ships .r ,ur
nub'r were damaged. Little up.u,.-
ton WIS encountered and all the
fart'CSSrS returned safely"
Crhv Italians admitted very grvl."
damage Il l."ahorn and said 10 per.
SOILS were k..ird and 500 .nIurviD
Nrinwliilr American medium
hnmhcr> and { CHEERS concentrate
cd on a'rticld> in Sardinia. >rI-
ting buildings ahlaZc and pound
Ing dispersal areas. and RAJ
Wellington bcmbcrS raidrd SAN
Giovanni near the tor ni the Hal-
ian mainland.
Photograph, ii he LcIhuru raid
showed "u.c hit and NO damaging
misses "H he cruiser, and picture
interpreters also reported many hits
az The n.. ',u.s." III. official Ir-
in'; said. also nj 10y uuucsuU.
bombs were the railroad line, leading
- The ma!>hullimg yard, a.d tracks
cts, %: the C,:y. a bridge sAlds. q
storage dCpo: ur Two" His were
also scored ur"r ~ IRON foundry
End torpedo factory.
Nearly loo Fnrtg,>-cS ya.dcd Leg.
born oG My %. in their .'uGos;
cnmha' Slight irnm north African
has< up 10 that tine.
Evening star., 1943-10-03
u. ). Economic Chiefs
Say Sterilization Act
Averted Initiation
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Key officials in charge of war
time economic controls last night
declared that one year OF operation
under the Sterilization Act had "5y
and large" successfully STAYED off
disastrous imitation. They set out
their views in a joint statement
noting the anniversary of the law.
Director Vincon Of the Office OF
Economic Sterilization said prices
advanced only II per cent in the
first 10 months Of hostilities, COM
pared with 29.5 per cent increase
in average price levels in 19l7-13.
by and large, the American peo-
pie have co-operated with controls" !"
Mr.. Vinson said. Even when it
meant that farmers and business
men had to accept lower prices and
workers lower wages, the war against
rising prices has been a good ex-
ample Of democracy in action"
William H. Davis, chairman Of
the War Labor Board, reported that
gross averages hourly earnings Of
factory workers increased 6 cents
from October, 1912, to May, 1943.
A breakdown Of the increase, he
said, shows l cent was due to over
time pay, 16 to the production
emphasis shift to high-wage war
industries, 28 cents to increased
earnings under incentive plans and
merit increases.
Mr.. Davis said the "Take- home
wages" of workers had increased
because overtime and other factors,
but emphasized that ito freeze take
home wages would be to freeze war
production"
Price Administrator Brown point
ed to rollbacks of food prices as
proof Of the effectiveness of price
controls.
The OPA chief said the control
program is being simplified by the
establishment of dollar and cent
ceilings on vital commodities to re-
place the earlier maximums set by
merchants on markup basis.
Evening star., 1943-10-03
WLB Will Hear Housewives
Complaints on Civilian Goods

things are given space on a couple
of more pages. These include sum-
mer playsuits, diapers. baby pants,
shoes, girls school dresses, boys
overalls, children's furniture, baby
carriages, go-carts, etc.
Personal Equipment.
Then there is list of necessary
personal equipment such as razor
blades, bobbie pins, cleaning tissues,
Shoepolish and soap.
Some of the household equip
ment" items are floor coverings, fur
niture, electric fans and luggage.
Under hardware supplies" there
are garden tools, radio tubes, bat
teries, automobile repair parts, tires,
bicycles and used cars.
Several pages then are devoted to
determining the number, age and
state Of repair of various types of
durable goods which most persons
possess. These generally are things
which are difficult or impossible to
buy now, such as radios, washing
machines, electric irons, electric re-
trigerators, vacuum cleaners, stoves
water heaters and automobiles.
WPB wants to find out Just how
people are fixed for these goods;
whether your automobile is an "o!d
crate and you have been unable to
get it repaired, an official said.
A page Of the long QUESTIONABLE
is given over to complaints persons
may have about various essential
services and facilities. Some of these
are banking hours, doctors, food
store hours, shoe repair, laundry
service, nursery schools, restaurants,
hotels, bus service and the like.
Three Columns for Hardship.
There is space for the questioned
housewife to state her trouble" and
three columns for hardship-"eX-
treme, moderate or no hardship"
Only few items are listed for
farmers only" These include am
munition, milk cans, pals, poultry
fencing and stockmens knives.
There is, however, space for other
things the farmer may complain
about.
The back page Of the document
contains a score of personal ques-
tions, such as marital status, the
amount of money the family makes,
economic level, education, national
ity, religion, etc.
Since the survey includes very
few persons other than housewives
there is one question which is put
quite discreetly. 1t is:
What is your approximate age?'
Evening star., 1943-10-03
End Of British Arms Strike
Hoped for Tomorrow

BY :he Associated Press.
LONDON, Oct. 2-Hope that 5000
striking engineering employees Of
the Vickers- Armstrong armament
plant at Barrow would return to
work Monday was expressed today
by company representatives and the
strikers delegates after day-long
discussions
The question Of ending the strike
probably will be submitted at a
mass meeting tomorrow.
The workers went on strike two
weeks ago, against the advice of
their union. in protest against the
national arbitration tribunals inter-
probation Of their wage schedule set
last March. The strikers claimed
the schedule granted semiskilled
workers higher wages than skilled.
The Ministry of Labor, in a
sharply worded statement. yesterday
asserted the tribunals decision was
final and binding and urged the
strikers to return to work.
Evening star., 1943-10-03
meeting at 1890 pm. Wednesday
in the Willard Hotel.

meeting at 1890 pm. Wednesday
in the Willard Hotel.
Clapper to Speak.
Raymond Clapper will be the
principal speaker Thursday at the
second annual luncheon gathering
Of Joint Service Clubs In Metropoli-
tan Washington, who will dedicate
the Community War Funds theme,
Grown Thy Good With Brother
hood" at 1890 pm. in the May
flower Hotel Raymond F. Garrity.
president of the Kiwanis Club Of
Washington and chairman Of Serv-
ice Clubs, will preside.
At 8 pm. Thursday, Metropolitan
Division workers under DR.. Howard
P. Long will meet at the Twelfth
Street YMCA.
A meeting Of Metropolitan Divi-
sion workers in District A, under
Mrs. Harold N. Marsh, will be held
at l pm. Friday at 2400 Sixteenth
street.
Community War Fund Day will be
observed Saturday and Sunday at
services of all denominations, de-
pending on when their services are
held. Those of the Jewish faith
will recognize the War Fund drive
at their Day of Atonement" serv-
ices on Saturday. Catholic and
Protestant churches in Washington
and its suburbs will hear special
sermons and announcements on
Sunday.