davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-09
PLAN CONVENTION

Detroit, Aug. 9-INS-Plans to-
day were being formulated for the
annual Michigan state convention
OF the American, Legion which
opens at the Book Cadillac Hotel
in Detroit OIL Friday Oficials call
ed particular significance to the
fact that several veterans OF World
War II will be indicted into the
organization
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-09

Washington. Aug 9-lNS-Juris-
diction over the dispute between
the Foreman's Association Of
America. and tho Murray Corpora.
ton OF America today had been as
been assumed by the National
War Labor BOARD, II was revealed
today
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-09
DoNNElLY RESIGNS

Detroit, Aug. Gins Martin
Donnelly, president OF the Donnel-
ly Pattern and Engineering Com
pany today had presented his resig-
nation from the Wayne County
Board OF Institutions to the county
auditors. Business reasons were
cited as the reason for his resig-
nation
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-09
Willowy California Youth
Wins Junior Singles Crown

Kalamazoo. Mich, Aug. Sins
CALIFORNIA; tennis supremacy in
general and the Fslkenburg fam
ily's dominance in that event IN
particular rested today on the will.
lovy form OF Bob Faikenburg. II.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-09
SYNOPSIS

Notified that her brother.
fGLVIN MARSDEN. u missing In
action.
fEAN MARSDEN. who has risen to the
top as a fashion model. quits her Job
to become secretary to
STEVE Lands. director OF a new
rubber plant in Mexico Jean has an
abrupt Introduction to carefree. hand
some
CURLEY. employed by
Mr.. AND MRS. PARKINSON. owners
Of the Rancho Gasoline. Jean ap-
pears to have reused the Jealousy OF
ROSITA. pretty little Mexican girl who
Is in love with Curiey.
YESTERDAY: Jean gets word that her
brother. previously reported miss
ing" is 4 captive OF the Germans.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-09
Church Briefs

EVanaelistie Mission Tabernacle
$50 Tuesday morning is a Union
Prayer Service.
1880 Wednesday evening is our
regular Old Time Wesley Prayer
Meeting.
p m. Friday. open air service,
opposite the Post Office.
7:45 Friday evening is the School
OF the Prophets Bible Glass, with
the Children's Happy Hour at the
same hour In the basement audi.
forum.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-09
The Salvation Army

Rev. George Bernard, the author
OF the Old Rugged Cross, will be
the evangelistic speaker for seven
more days at the Salvation Army
tent on S. Park and Parson SITS. To-
nights topic THE Modern Mir.
acle", meetings start at 7:45 p. m.
Each night Rev. Bernard and
his pianist, Miss Dahlstrom, will
sing one Of his popular gospel
hymns.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-09
NATIONAL LEAGUE

hhmes nchlnd leader
Sundays Results
Boston 3, Brooklyn 4
Philadelphia SIS. New York Il.
Chicago Al, Cincinnati $40
St Louis SIS. Pittsburgh 50
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-09
HOW THEY STAND
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Sundays Results
Detroit SO, Chicago 20
New York rs, Philadelphia Ia
second game. 10 innings
Washington a.. Boston "a
Cleveland 6-5. St Louis 50 FIRST
game. IL innlngsl
Today's Games
No games scheduled
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-09

Assembly Of God Church
Wednesday. 7:45 p. m.-Midweek
Devotional Service.
Evening star., 1943-07-26
FOUND.

BRING OR REPORT strayed or unwanted
animals to Washington Animal Rescue
League, II o st. nv. North $3.50.
Evening star., 1943-07-26

the Fascist march on Rome in Oc-
tober, 1922, and through the years
he has appeared to be lukewarm to-
ward the party.
This is the third time he has been
called up from obscurity in an effort
to pull the country out of Musso-
lini's military and political messes.
Was Governor of Libya.
For time he was Ambassador to
Brazil, but his obvious worth finally
caused Mussolini to call him home
for assignment as Governor of
Libya from 1928 to 1898.
Three subsequent campaigns of
conquest put him momentarily into
top military positions. He was
made commander in Ethiopia after
months of tagging progress in that
invasion, and three months later led
his army into Adds Ababa. He was
made governor of Ethiopia but re-
signed and returned to Rome.
Up to that time he had not even
belonged 10 the FaSclSt party, but
after the Ethiopian conquest he was
given membership card.
In the invasion of Greece Musso-
lini's generals had had five months
of humiliating lack of success when
Badoglio again was put in charge in
November, 1910. A week later he
was relieved of command at his own
request amid reports that he disap-
proved of the war on Greece.
Was in Retirement.
Apparently he continued to op-
pose Italy's part in the war, because
he never was called again to direct
a campaign through the months of
italian reverseS in North Africa
setbacks that cost Italy her whole
empire.
His name seldom has appeared in
the news for the last two years.
When it did he was linked with re-
ports that he headed an anti
Fascist movement or that as a rep
resentative of the King he had been
in touch with the Allies on a DOS
sible Italian withdrawal from the
war
Evening star., 1943-07-26
BY the Associated Press.


NEW YORK, July 26.-LIt
e salvata-Italy is saved!
Those were the words with which
rejoicing Italian Americans greeted
the announcement that Premier
Mussolini was no longer dictator of
Italy.
The momentous news spread
quickly through New York's Italian
quarter and impromptu celebrations
we're staged in the narrow, crowded
streets.
Angelo Rizzo, known as "the
Mayor of Mulberry Street." said,
Its the greatest thing that ever
happened Italy will return to her
self once again."
Meanwhile some 1900 persons of
Italian birth-attending an anti
Fascist rally at Cooper Union-were
electrified into a shouting, parading
mass when Representative Marcan-
tonic, American Labor party, dra-
matically interrupted a speaker to
announce the message of historic
Importance"
The crowd leaped to its feet and
began a l0-minute victory parade
through the auditorium, their hands
held high in V-for- victory salute.
At the Yankee Stadium, where
the Yankees were playing a double
header with the Chicago White Sox,
baseball momentarily ceased to exist
when the announcement of the
Evening star., 1943-07-26

mated by the Axis as soon as they
are occupied by Allied forces, the
company said.
Evening star., 1943-07-26
LOST RATION COUPONS.

M asrds GAS RATION D. boek Phone oxad Fa
"A" GAS RATION BOOK, issued to James
w. Rogers. $500 42nd pl.: Hyattsvllle, Md.
1910 Packard sedan No, 310411. Md also
r. Gas GAS RATION BOOK. Please notify
Collie Davis. 1913 42nd St ne. Trini-
"a" "A GAS RATION BOOK, issued to St
Ss BGTns d pbons s5H1 wi GlepsTH9k HsSS rd Be-
Isssfe RAs1c A MG GAS Hrs RATioN BOOK lost Please
return to owner Marcus H. Hall, 1907
FoUR FeTf r. RAffoN HiM BOOKS. No. l books and
No. . books. issued to Crystal and John
syec, 2.? 34th st; ne, Washington, D. C.
GAS ehNHf RATION IfeS BOOK a. issued to Milton
RysrS HEG5 Pa 81 ssaed TO
lin Fite: 454s Windsor lane, Bethesda, Md.
Gas RATION BOOK a." issued to e. Daniel ds
Gas GssURstTTIoNi RATION BOOK 3D." issued to Sidney
s1Ra Gxs RArfoN psrk Nq BOOKS. A and c. issued to
Sas %fn RaroN HSs'f sook K Bok issued sae 10 Mar
ggaret I'M N MCGUIRE 33l Peabody st. NV
hHEsE fhn1s ys Nor1 fs ces sf 6sy sSqsen ?ao4
oN 4 Fs soSK no. issaed ssmps IS # rrSnee Snne
ND Phone Oh s5I2.-
RATION BOOKS NO. 2. issued to Charles
Os Harris and Ellen r. Harris 1947 Ver-
War WAR RATION BOOK. 1-313s5-s. issued to
Herman Martin Fakler. 1850 Foxhall I'd.
WAR Ration B0OKs-No. 1. 3145oo- So,
END No. 2, issued to Isabella May Hamilton,
45e5 BurIingtor rd;; Hyattsyille Nd
Lipkin, 201 Bates st. NV. HO. HOS.
WAR RATION BOOK NO. l., issued to
Pi6Ce drive
Montgomery Co. Md wi 1921.
WAR RATION BOOK NO. 9, No. 9OS39a-c,
issued to Harold M. Salmon, 5467 Nevada
ave. NV. Emerson 4162.
2 RATION BOOKS, NOS. AND 2, issued
TO Louis E. and Grace DIXON, 20 Hesketh
ST. Chevy Chase. Md. Call WI. 0S67.
Evening star., 1943-07-26
LOST.


BlFoLD brown no cnsT money last pagers Peers Re m
ibs5ds Small regard VA 4, a5a5i OH =.
taeen Mass s0i0 ave. i9ss and caPlsSi Or on
M PlesfEnt bIovn Sa Fegafa caekin IE sod
Fairnont ST. NV CO 1865.
CAT. black, Persian, male vicinity Bladens-
burg I'd, last seen wearing red collar Re
ENVELOPE. small. containing about SO,
Fee EeonfS a to sode s Fnasf Tpndad Afs
22YREGiLAssEs, white gold frame, black
case ,Takoma Park. between Poplar and
Popisr PopTer avs aves 81 n9S5 $3.50 PieSSs e'0'"
FILM. reels of nm, in green metal chest;
marked with owners name. Substantial
reward. Call OR. 1861 or return to 37l1
fpIh ffpIEhNTIFicaTIoN Ti n'a CARD for Richard E.
KEY CHAIN : keys ,ox Reward o1,,t 81 r. 4S3S; E.xv
Yard and sth and G sts. Reward. Call
PACKAGE. in downtown area July 18th,
seonsns reEsrd Post eSaaee oce Cox 81 No 5s Ben
Franklin Station, ,Washington, A. D: c. :6..
pearls, lost downtown Wash, bet. 18th and
l4th or on Ga. and Alaska bus. GO. os0o,
and ys BOOKS ssue
to E, w. Grover 237 9th st. ne. also
valuable papers Finder keep money, but
please Pleas return Tsso pocket00ok' additional re-
RING, handmade. silver ANTIQUE, about
| inch in diameter, containing aouama-
rlnes. with pearl in center: lost about June
90: great sentimental value. Reward. FIR.
1855.
SHOE, baby's. white. lost Sat. between
32O7 Adams Mill rd. and Shepherd St,
Reward. DE. 63s1.
TRICYCLE.. lost at s4s S. Hishland St,
Arl., Va, cream. red-trmmed tricycle., fat
metal frame, Canadian trade mark. Re-
ward. Glebe SOIL.
WALLET-Tan leather name on wallet.
Bowie Sunday afternoon. at Wardmsn
ward. OIL. 2O13
WALLET, red, lady's, morey, receipts. i'm
portant phone No. Liberal reward Phone
81. 4236.
WALLET, blue. containing ring, . dia.
monds center stone missing sentimental
value), sum of money, drivers permit, etc:
lost vicinity OF Glebe road, Arlington. Lib
cral reward. Call after pm, OK. 1890.
wATCH-Smal. gold. "Fterna inscrip-
ton on back OR 1863. Reward
Evening star., 1943-07-26
Next Sugar Ration Stamp
To Have Same Value
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Sugar stamp No. IA in ration book
No. will become valid August l6
and will be good for five pounds of
sugar through October, the Office
of Price Administration cnnounced
today. This is on the same basis of
previous-rations-about one-half
pound per person per week.
Stamp No. 13, valid now, will ex-
pire August Is.
OPA said it made the early an
nouncement to enable the trade to
plan packaging.
The announcement followed a
radio statement yesterday by Mar
tin Hilby. OPA official, to the effect
that sugar will remain on the list Of
rationed products, at least for the
time being. President Roosevelt re-
Gently had intimated that sugar. as
well as coffee. might soon be taken
of the list.
Evening star., 1943-07-26
Badog|io Is Facing
Hardest Fight Of
His Stormy Career
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Field Marshal Pietro Badoglio,
71-year-old veteran of six italian
wars, has stepped from retirement
into the premiership vacated by
Benito Mussolini to face a conflict
on two fronts alongside of which
all of his other campaigns pale into
insignificance.
The hard-bitten soldier comes to
the leadership of his country at an
hour which finds it threatened by
victorious Allied armies from with
out and with the home front
crumbling under the sledge HAM
mer blows of Allied aircraft and the
ebbing morale born of defeatism.
Long a close friend of King Victor
Emmanuel and never a member of
the Fascist clique which surrounded
Mussolini, he has, nevertheless, been
a dominant figure in Italian affairs
from the World War until he re-
signed as chief of staff of the Italian
Army on December 6, 1910, after the
crushing defeats in the Greek cam
paign. ~.l
Opposed ii Duce.
His opposition to various aspects
Of Mussolini,s leadership since Italys
entrance into the present war have
given rise to frequent rumors that
he was the leader of a move for
separate peace for Italy.
1t is no secret that he has been
out of step with the Fascist party,
although he held an honorary men,
bership, and he has been critic of
the increasing German influence, as
indicated by his bitter letter to the
King last year objecting to the sub
ordination of italian generals in the
Axis command.
The grizzled old soldier Stunned
Evening star., 1943-07-26

Itays depoed Caesar" is shown this photo with
Dr. Ambrogio Bnda of Ialys most famous
hospital during World The photo Tulio
Seran conductor Of the Metropolitan the
hospital under DR.. Bindas at the time The
scription in Italian reads my Serafn-Here
companion in the hospital of the italian Red
heroic Beragiere Benito Musson
Post 14 February H. 1916 the who this victory paid
with blood and much pain Yours Binda Milan
Evening star., 1943-07-26
BY JOHN EVANS,
Associated Press Staff Writer,

NEW YORK, July 26.-King Vic
tor Emmanuel's return to power in
Italy smoothes the Allied road to
Berlin.
All the manifestos in the world
don't alter the fact that the old.
pre-Fascist chiefs, the old King and
his close friend, Marshal Pietro
Badoglio, are in the saddle. They
may be unable to clear out the
Fascist leaders all down the line,
but they have forced out Mussolini
and for a generation Mussolini has
been Fascist Italy.
The King and Badoglio yesterday
proclaimed their intention to defend
"the sacred soil of Italy" Obvious
ly no King and no soldier could
surrender the land before it was
attacked Sicily is invaded, but the
mainland stands and, through pa
triotism and because the Germans
are everywhere, Italy must go on
fighting for the present.
Whole Picture Changed.
The ousting of Mussolini, however,
alters the whole situation. Ill Duce
was the fighting chief, backed by a
generation of youth constantly
harangued to observe his motto:
Live Dangerously" This young
generation swore to live and die for
Mussolini. but when they have seen
his Fascist troops defeated and
their leader turned out of power
and palace their spirit will be gone
They can turn to no other real
leadership within their ranks be-
cause Mussolini never developed a
right hand, man to take his place
Always he was the whole show.
The King never liked Mussolini.
He accepted him because he had to.
When the Fascists marched on
Rome on October %, 1922. Italy
was in a chaotic state. The King
feared civil war. He had exhausted
his stock of old-fashioned political
leaders, none of whom proved strong
enough or clever enough to control
the people. So he took in Mus
solini as premier and gradually
Mussolini was everything and the
KING became SYMBOL.
King Victor Emmanuel is symbol
of old Italy. Stripped of real power
he still held and doubtless holds
today something of his old place in
the hearts of elder italians. He
always has been little father to
them. He was honest. kind. a
devout Catholic, and a good soldier
in his day. His proclamation is
patriotic and it is safe assump-
ton that his people will follow
where he leads-for the moment at
least.
May Rally Nation.
Marshal Badoglio likewise is what
Is known as good" italian. He
stayed away from Fascism until the
campaign for Ethiopia. Having
been called in by Mussolini to do
the job, when he was against
Fascism. he felt it only polite to
join the party
Evidence that he was no real
convert to Fascism came earlv in
this war when he criticized Mus
solini's military conduct and again
left the public scene.
Given the King and Badoglio In
power, both old but both wise and
moderate politically, both patriots
of Italy. both of the old regime and
each personally devoted to the other,
1t is apparent that there is Italian
Evening star., 1943-07-26
One World to Appear
As Film in 9 Lonouuoes

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, July 26.-The motion
picture version of Wendell Willkie S
book, "One World" will be produced
in nine languages, according to Goth
Certury-Fox Film Corp.
The company announced yester-
day that the picture will be sound
tracked in English, Russian, Chinese,
Turkish, Arabic. Spanish, German,
Italian and French.
1t is planned to show the picture
in Axis countries and those domi-
Evening star., 1943-07-26
New York Italians Celebrate
News of MussoIinIs Custer

resignation was broadcast over the
loudspreaker system.
The announcer's voice was drowned
out as the 36,779 fans roared and
jumped up from their seats.
Evening star., 1943-07-26
King Seen Ra||ying
Italians 10 Sue for
Advantageous Peace

John EDans formerly 1oas
chief OF the Associated Press
bureau in Rome and tDdS init
mately acquainted lDith many OF
the figures 1Dho noD can be eI-
pected to take up neW roles
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-02-11

mi smatramo neprijateljima rad
nicke klase sve ljude i pokrete
koji sa svojim radon sprecavaju
klasno jedinstvo jugoslavenskih
radnika Il Americi sa celokupnom
radnickom klasom Amerike, tako
otezavaju rad proleterskog oslo
bodjenja.
'sto Sc mas tice", rekli su jed
noe Marks i Engels, a mi danas,
kao ranije, ponosno ponavljamo,
IS obzirom ma celokupnu nasu
proslost, postoji samo jedan put
"a nass otvoren. Jer skoro punih
cetrdeset godina [S.L.P. preko 80
godina] isticali smo klasnu borbu
kao neposrednu nosecu silu isto-
rije, a narcotic klasnu borbu IL
medju burzoazije proletarijata
kao mocnu polugu moderne soci-
jalne revolucije; otuda je memo
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-02-11

ara, bilo bi suviSno ovde opisiva-
tt tai valiant govor.
Ia posetu mozemo kazati da je
bila Acknowledgements, no mi uvek
hocemo verujemo da cemo dobi-
tt vecu.
Sledeci su prilozili u hrani iii
u novcu "a hranu: F. Rack, J. M.
Resanovic, E. Vukotic, E. Deko-
vic. J. Bondulic, B. Radov, J. T.
Evanic N. Frantin.
Drugarica NJ. Banks nam je pc
vala ma engleskom jeziku.
Cist prihod "a buduci rad pri-
log Sociialne Revolucije iznasa o.
ko $4,000.
Glumcima, prilagacima gosti-
ma. u ime naseg Ogranka, najlep-
sa hvala.
A. F., dopisnik.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-02-11
Sa yecerinke.
Detroit, Mich.

Ma "a. januara Ogranak Detroit
je odrzao jos jednu Cd svojih poz-
natih vecerinka. Posetilo mas je
oko so radnika.
Nakon ukusne i dobro servirane
vecere, goste je pozdravio drug
VIM Sable sa jednim vrlo intere-
santnim savremenim govorom.
Govoreci 0 planovima "a posle-
ratni svet, drug govornik je objas-
nio prisutnima kako sc kapitalis-
ticka klasa sprema groznicavo
sprema - da posleratni svet ude
81 ma takav nacin koji bi Joj O.
mogucio da produzi svoj sistem
nemilosrdnog izrabljivanja radnic-
ke klase. Varaju Sc oni, naglaslo
ie govornik, koji misle da Sc ka-
pitalisticka klasa sprema da ude-
81 Svet "a bOlJl ZlVOt rauHlChoJ
klasi. Buduci da je goruce pitanJe
drustvene promene ma dnevnom
redu, govornik je apelovao ma prl-
sutne da Sc spremaju "a dolaze-
ci odlucni momenat kada &c Sc
morati resiti drustveni problem
posto Sc wise nece moci po starom.
Interest radnicke klase zahtevaJu
da Sc tai problem resi- skladu
sa programom i principima Soci-
jalisticke Radnicke PartiJe koJa
ella podignucu drustvenog ure-
djenja u kojem &c radnici prlma-
ii potpun drustveni plod svoga
rada, sto znaci da &c svakl koJl
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-02-11
NASI DOPISI.

zeli da zivi morati raditi a oni
koji nece hteti raditi mex umru
cd gladi. Govor druga Sablica be-
Sc primljen sa svesrdnim odobra-
vanjem.
Nakon govora izvrsena je ko-
lekcija. Prilozili su sledeci:
Tuelling $500, J. Sekulic $500,
Kruzi $500, C. Grin $500, J. Gu
rulic $500, P. cotic $500, S. Co
ceff $500, R. Pashal $500, ]. Jov-
cic $500, Osterstak $500, c. Mi
rosavljevic $500, M. Kovac $1.O0,
J. Horvath $1.0O, P. Vracarevic
$1.OO, J. Crkvenac $1.OO, J. Bego-
vic $1.00, P. Stojanoff $1.00, l.
Stanceff $1.00, l. Penceff $1.00,
Emilia Nikolic $1.00, j. Medved
s1.O0; H. Neylor $1.00, ]. Mesaric
$1.OO, T. Penceff $1.O0, Katica Le-
lie $1.OO, Mary B. Slepcevic $1.00,
, T. Marijanovic $1.OO, M. Stankoff
$1.O0, w. S. $1.0O, T. Gramaticoff
$1.O0, J. scepovie $1.0O, G. scepo-
vic $1.0O, L. Kapetanovic $1.00,
B. Curulic $1.00, T. Koss $1.00,
F. Troha $1.00, N. Simendic ST.
90, Leposava Cizmasevic $1.00, Mi
lica Radosevic $1.0O, J. Senoff
$1.OO, C. Fradel $1.0O.
Ukupna kolekcija $500.
Sledeci su prilozoli hrani i
picu:
Mrs. Pashal, Mrs. Tueling, Ana
Crkvenac, Bara cotic, Mary Ko-
vac, Margaret curulic, Helen Tro-
ha, N. Simendic NJ. Bodic.
U stvarima "a izigranvanje su
prilozili sledeci:
Ana Sekuliic, Margaret Curulic
i Mary Curulie. Jedan izvanred-
no lep poklon koji je dosao cd
drugarice Mary curulic, vrati Sc
istoj drugarici posredom izigra-
vanja. Sreca drugarice Mary Cd
rulic pretvori Sc II srecu nasoj
organizaciji, posto nasa drugari-
ca ponovo pokloni tai izvanredni
predmet.
ICist prihod sa owe vecerinke
iznasa $128.26.
Ogranak Sc najlepse zahvaljuje
swim prilagacima gostima.
Ana Crkvenac, dopicnik.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-02-11
Sa dive yecerinke.
Lackawanna, N. Y.

Sekcija Erie County mesni je-
zicni ogranci odrzali su svoju no
vogodisnju vecerinku u cetvrtak
vece 81. decembra.
Drug B. Papadopolos, clan Ma
rodnog Izvrsnog Odbora S. l.. P.
organizator Sekcije Erie County,
odrzao je kratki ali prikladni 60
vor kcjem je podvukao grozote,
patnje sve vece stezanje lanaca
najamnog ropstva prosloj 1912.
godini, te upozorio prisutne i ur-
girao mas ma sve vecu aktivnost
novoj 1943. godini ako zelimo
da Sc iseupamo il pandza besnog
i ubilackog kapitalizma.
cist prihod bese 1855.
Hvala svima koji su doprineli
uspehu ovog drugarskog sastan-
ka.
U nedelju 10. januara, nase
drugarice Weekly People Kluba
priredile SUI vecerinku u korist
glavnog nam Partijskog organa
WEEKLY PEOPLE-a. Sretni smo
bill sto Sc nasoj sredini nalazio
drug Aaron NJ. Orange, Partijskl
kandidat "a podpredsednika Sic
dinjenih Drzava 1910. Drug Oran-
ge je odrzao veoma poucan reVo-
lucionarni govor.
Nakon govora obavila Sc kolek-
CHA sakupljeno bese $500.
Posetiocima i prilagacima, dru-
garice Weekly People Kluba sr-
dacno zahvaljuju.
E. r., dopisnik.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-02-11
i. MarkOvic
New York. N. Y.

New York, N. Y.
U petak 8. januara 1943. pre-
minuo je drug l.. Markovic, ciji
Rubitak osecamo svi koji smo Sc
zauzeli radimo ma oslobodjenju
radnicke klase ispod jarma najam-
nog ropstva.
Pokojni drug L. Markovic ro-
djen je pred 65 godina u Obova,
Banat. Pc zanatu bio je pekar i
Gin ie dosao ovu zemlju, pred
81 godina, stupio je u mas pokret
kom je odano marljivo radio.
Jedno vreme bio je clan Ogran-
Gina Madjarske Federacije, docim
je dobar deo vremena clanovao u
nasim Jugoslavenskim Ogranci-
ma. Neumorno je radio, narcotic
ma sakupljanju pretplata i proda-
il nase literature, da mu je treba-
10 para traziti.
Ia poslednjih 7-8 godina, zbog
bolesti i drugih nepogoda, bio je
stalno besposlen. Buduci da nije
hteo primati besplatne clanske
markice buduci da zbog bolesti
nije mogao ma sednice dolaziti, IL
tih razloga napustio je elanova-
ME u Ogranku, ali sa radon "a
nasu revolucionarnu stvar, aSo
bolestan, nije prestao nikad sve
do svoje smrti. Kao svake godl-
ne tako cd ovogodisnjeg naseg
kalendara prodao je izvesnu kolj-
cinu. Buduci je poslednje vreme
ziveo u madjarskoj koloniji I
New Yorku, sa madjarskim je-
zikom dobro je raspolagao, on je
narayno tamo posvetio skoro cello
svoje vreme neumorno radeci sa
vrlo dobrim rezultatima.
Bio je ozenjen, ali dece nisu i
mali. Tako je pored mas drugova
ostavio ozaloscenu, ostarelu, BE-
lesnu iznemoglu drugaricu.
Nadgrobno slovo odrzao je mai
pre- jedan dobar simpaticar licni
prijatelji druga L. Markovica, a
posle je govorio drug A. Kudlik,
urednik "A MUNKASA', koji, po-
red sto je istakao dobar rekord
pokojnikovog rada, izrazio je sa-
ucesce njegovoj drugarici irae
madjarskih jugoslavenskih dru-
gova.
Pored velikog broja madjarskih
drugova simpaticara bese dobar
broj nasih jugoslavenskih drugo-
va simpaticara prisutnih ma po-
grebu.
Pogreb je obrsen u nedelju 10.
januara telo mu je, unapred po
sopstvenoj mu zelji, spaleno u
Fresh Pond Krematorijumu u
New Yorku.
L. Markovic bio je revoluciona-
rae uzor "a mas revolucionarni
rad!
J. T. Evanic.