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RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-11-04
(WEEKLY PEOPI1E)
Preveo: sc.

Sustina revolucije nije- da &c
nova klasa upravljati posretistvom
stare upravne masinerije,. nego da
&c ona rabbit tn maSineriu j Via
dati posredstvcm move masine. To
je osnovna misao MarksIma.
- Lenin.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-11-04
Resenje zdravog razuma.

Napravimo inventar. Mi imamo
industrije pribor sa kojim da
proizvedemo izobilje potrebnih
stvari "a zivot svakoga 6oveka, ze-
nu i dete ovoj zemlji. Ako rat
nije ueinio nista drugo, naucio je
mas sve da Sc proizvodnja moze
ogromno povecati. Mi imamo obil-
most tehnicki izvezbanih neizvez-
banih radnika. Mi bi mogli, ako
bi posedovali industrije zajednichi
i proizvodili stvari IA UPOTRE-
BU, u mesto IA PRODAJU 1
PRIVATNI PROFIT, unistiti ne
stasicu strah cd nestasice "a sva
buduea vremena. Onda zasto. U
ime zdravog razuma, ne ucinimo
TO?
Samo nekoliko Amerikanaca po-
jimaju to do sad, ali mi smo ma
ivici krize najveceg opsega. U oyoi
krizi umovi &c biti izostravani i
misli ubrzane. Gde jedan radnik
danas razume da pod kapitalizmon1
nema resenja drustvenim pitanjj-
ma, stotine &c to razumeti sutra,
a hiljade prekosutra. Cello drustvo
&c Sc naci u komesanju. Radnici
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-11-04

upotrebu, mozemo reel, njegov po-
sac &c biti siguran samo dotle dok
poslodavac moze finansirati pro-
izvodnju cevi "a koje nema pijaca,
nadi da &c jednog dana biti
traznie "a njih, ne duze.
Posleratni "prosperitet.'
To nije vrlo sjajna slika, je Ii?
"Slobodni poduzetnici' pokusavaju
da je dodirnu malo, proricajuci
posleratni "prosperitet." Nakon
proslog rata oni to nazivahu pc
riod "deflacije" { uplcsljenosO !.
Ali - "a stariji &c nam Il ovom po-
moci - to su bill dzepovi radnika
koji su uspeli da nesto pristede,
koji su bill uplosnjeni (deflated) i.
Oval posleratni "prosperitet" tra-
jace toliko dok radnici unovce j po-
trose svoje ratne bondove, a to ne
ce biti dugo. Cak sta wise, lednice
nisu sto tenkovi. One Sc nemoraju
zamenjivati svake sedmice iii ta-
ko nesto.
Nesumnjivo je da &c kapitalis-
ii, pored svega hvalisanja o "slo-
bodnom poduzecu," pokusati jos
jedan program javnog rada (pub-
lie works., neku vrstu super-WPA.
Ali mi proizvodimo ratnog ma
terijala wise cd pet milijardi dola-
"a ma mesec. Izracunaite sto to
Znaci, da bi program javnog rada
bio stvarnO efektivan mOrao bi
biti tako kOlOsalan kao sam rat !!
Ovo je ocevidna nemogucnost.
kapitalisticki posleratni planovi.
"Slobodni poduzetnici" imadu
i druge posleratne planove, razu-
me Sc. Jedan je da Sc drzi stalna
vojska da Sc militarna konskrip-
CHA ucini stalnom slikom "nasega
nacina zivota." Drugi je da Sc str
pa nasa mladez u logore sluzbe
prisilnog rada "a jednu iii dive go
dine dana. cinjenica da su militia
rizam radni logori "a mladez, cr-
te nacistickog sistema, ne bi spre-
clio nase kapitaliste da ovo nazo-
WI "demokratskim resenjem.'
Jasno je da nj kapitalisti nj po-
liticari nemaju nikakvo stvarno re-
senje. "a posleratne probIeme. to
sve sto oni pokusavaju da ucine
jeste da spasu svoj sistem!
lie srecu narodu. Ocevidno je da
jest resenje koje bi donelc izobi-
To je sasvim prirodno, zar ne?
Oni su nadarbenici kapitalizma.
Oni poseduju industrije. Oni po-
seduju sve sto je vredno posedova-
ii. Cak kad stvari idu hrdjavo. i
milioni radnika live ma milostinii,
oni imadu svega sto oni hoce. Ali
radnici koji proizvode svo bogat-
stvo, oni nemaju uloska kapita-
lizmu. Kad jednom radnici ovo poi
me izbace IL svojih misli, po ka-
| pitalistma-zasadjene hawke, oni
su tada slobodni da upotrebe
zdrav razum ma probleme koii SUI
ocavaju drustvo. l to je ono sto
mi moramo ciniti ovde - upotre-
| biti zdrav raZum.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-11-04
KROZ AMERIKU.
(Nastavak sa l. strane.)

Studebaker korporacije primili
diva put vecu najamnicu. Oni, kao
i ostali radnici, primaju sve ma
nil manji deo svoga proizvoda.
Tako to ide pod izrabrjivackim ka-
pitalizmom, MEGA treba uniStiti i
zameniti sistemom pod kojim ee
radnici primati sve sto proizvedu.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-11-04

i
kakove jesu. Pitanje: ko ce po-
bediti toj borbi, oni koji Sc bore
ia drustveni progres iii oni koji Sc
bore "a reakciju?
Organizujte Sc! Organizujte Sc.
Organizujte Sc!
Odgovor ma ovo pitanje zayisi:e
Cd stupnja do koga su radnici or-
ganizovani da aktuju ma uredan
jedinstven nacin. Brojevi sami po
sebi su bezmocni. Puki broievi
mogli bi biti rasprseni Cd nemilo-
srdne reakcije, kao sto Sc pasak
rasprsi pred udarom vetra. Da bi
bill svemocni, nasi brcjevi moraju
biti organizovani tako da bi mogli
potuci reakciju Ma obadya fronta,
politickom ekonomskom.
Mas Ustav nam dava pravo da
men jamo formu vladavine j da u
nistimo privatno vlasnistvo. Clan
Y, OUvetni Dodatak Ustavul
stvari ozakonjuje revomciju. mi
moramo upotrebiti ovo pravo do
potpune njegcve vrednsti, uiedi-
njujlci Sc ma politickom polju,
zahtevajuci bezuslovnu preda,n
kapitalizma, to jest, unistenje pri-
vatnog vlasnistva mad instrumeli-
TINA proizvodnje raspedele. Mo-
ramo Sc ujediniti pod bar ,akom
Socijalistieke Radnicke Par'iie. je-
dine Partije CHA platforua cini
tai iedini zahtev.
Kao zaledje SocijalistiGke. gla-
sovnice moramo udruziti nasu E.
konomsku moe jednu veliku So
cijalisticku Industrijalnu Juniju,
koja predstavlja radnifAu moe.
Sagradjena po industrijalnim me-
DIANA, ona bi bila sposohna ne
samo da preuzme industrjje, vec
Ga iii i operise. Jednos radnici
organizovani u SocijalistiGke. In
dustrijalne Junije petpaljeni
njihovom uZvisenom ntisijem "a
dokoncavanje izrabljivanja klase
pc klasi, nikakva moe ma zemlji
nebi i'll mogla ustaviti. Jer bi eni
kontrolisali konacni izvor sve mo-
ci - industrije.
Dolazeea IndustrijaIna Republika.
Nile dosta da Sc raIniei razu-
we're sa "slobodnim poduzetnicima"
i politicarima, New DeaIerima
/ Old Dealerima podjednaEo. Rad
nici moraju znati kakav sistem
oni hoce na mesto sadasnjeg sis
tema. Oni moraju razumeti-da Aa-
pitalisticka poiticka drzava, Ia
snovana na drzavnim predstav-
nickim teritoriiama I'd, je zasta-
rela. da industrijalno dosa zahteVa
;ndustriialnu formu vladavIne -
Industrijalnu Republiku Rada. MI
cemo pod OVEN vladavinen, demo-
kratski birati nase preastavnlke
ma mestu gde radimo, mesto Ia
mo gde zivimo, i imaeemo Indus
trijalni Kongres umesto- politlc-
kog. Niegove duznosti te biti Ia
ke, upravlianje izjednafivanje
drustvene proizvodnje, do stupnja
gde Sc naivise proizvodi ga. najma-
MIN trosenjem ljudskog rada.
Pred wanna ie da birate, drugo-
vi radnici: Industrijalsu Demo-
kratiiu, mir izobilje, iii lnaustri-
jalno Kmetstvo, ponavljaJnce I'M
periialisticke ratove i beskonacnu
mizeriju - jer ako mi promasimo
da aktujemo ne aktujemo intell-
gentno kad talas bude na svom vr-
huncu, reakcija &c biti tu~ Ali mi
ne smemo i necemo pronlasiti. Mi
cemo Sc ujediniti da graaime. bo-
lii svet. Mi cemo ueiniti evu zen-
liu nasu da bude raj, ne "a neko-
liko lenih parazita vec Ia svako
ljudsko bice II Moi. Mi cemo' uei-
| niti ovo jer je alternative mizeri-
ia zalost, i radi toga sto je to
| stvar zdravog razuma-
(WEEKLY PEOPLE)
,Preveo: - sc.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-11-04
Henry Kuhn:


sto ie gr i sto je e b a
icrati u americkom radnickOm
pokretu, mora Sc stalno imati
u yidu niz razlicitih cinioca.
Potrebno je imati ma umu ne
samo broj tih doseljenih radni-
ka, industrije u kojima su oni
uposlenis zemljopisnu i'm raspo-
delu po zemlji, stepen do koga
su prozeti idejama sto prozima-
ju radnicki pokret, zemaljski i
medjunarodni, vec isto zeml je
IL kojih su dosli, industrijsku
razvijenost tn zemalja, vreme
kada SUI dosli ovamo, kao ste
pen rskih i narodnosnih
predrasuda, kojima su njihove
glave mogle biti ispunjene, ka-
da su prispeli ma ovu stranu
Atlantika.
Kazem ma ovu stranu Allan
tika" i kazem namerno, jer "a
svrhu ovoga clanka treba uzeti
u obzir samo radnicku imigra-
ciju, sto je dosla IL evropskih
zemalja; svi drugi doseljenici,
kao oni il JUNE Srednje Anne
rike tie drugih delova sveta, nj
su imali dosada, a jamacno me-
ce imati nj u skoroj buducnosti
Znatna ucinka ma americki rad
nicki pokret.
Pronotrimo prvo ovo pitanje
sa istorijske mu strane. Nije po-
trebno da Sc vracamo natrag
periodu Americke Revolucije i
uspostavi Sjedinjenih Drzava,
kao nezavisne nacije, jer u ono
vreme nije postojala nikakva
radnieka klasa u modernom
smislu reel, pa dakle nj radnicki
pokret. Ali razvitak fabrickog
sistema prvo u drzavama
New Englanda - pribavi onaj
magnet, koji je privukao rad
nicke doseljenike preko Allan
tika, - mamcem sirokog i neo-
tvorenog zapada, gde je bez-
granicna drzavna bastina, koja
nudjase besplatno zemlje ono
me, koji htede da Sc naseli "a
stalno, privukla hiljade prole-
terra i pretvorila ih u pijonere i
farmere.
Prvi elemenat sa izrazitim
narodnosnim obelezjem, koji
dodje ovamo u vecem broju, be-
hu Irci. Blagodarci mnogim
uzrocima, cd kojih je glavni hr-
djava britanska uprava u Irs-
koj, irski narod Sc iseljavase u
velikom broju. Oval je izliv
ubrzala glad u Irskoj. U vezi
ovim vredno je pomenuti, da
Irska bese jedina evropska zem-
liza, koja je u toku 10. stoleca
zabelezila pad stanovnistva sa
nekih 100000 ma 4,5OO.O0O, -
cinjenica, koja sama po sebi ba-
ca prilicnu svetlost ma karakter
velegospodarstva britanske VIA
dajuce klase u ovoj zemlji.
Vecina te bujice irskog ljud-,
stva dodje u Sjedinjene Drzave.
Owl doseljenici ne behu indus
trijski radnici - bar ne mnogo
njih = nego seljaci. Mnoge je
progutala prozdrljiva vilica "a
pada, a mnogi su opet ostali u
nastanjenim delovima zemlje i
tn bill prozderani cd industri-
ia. Sacinjavajue kao pravilo,l
prilicno energican agresivan
elemenat radnicke klase, oni
naskoro ostavise svoj upecatak
ma radnicki pokret - kakav be-
Sc onim ranim danima - i
moze Sc reel, da je mnoga rad
mcka organizacija ma ekonom-
skom polju podignuta odrza-
vana cd radnika irske narodno-
sti. Tokom ranih osamdesetih i
devetdesetih godina u vreme
kada su Vitezi Rada jos bill ma
polju borbe predstavljali vaz-
nog cinioca u radnickom pokre-
tn - uticaj irskih radnika be-
ja5e nepogresiv; a takodje SUI
oni pomegli kod osnivanja- il
gradjenja Americke Federacije
Rada.. Cak danas, kada irski
dsseljenici sacinjavaju m |
broj, irski radnici Sc mogu naci
nror;vn zon;man iima nil
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-11-04
Nemislite Ii vi da bi mi trebali
zaboraviti sva pOliticka razila-
zenia pa koncentrisati ma p0-
raZu Hitlera?

Da "zaboravimo sva politicka razilazenja'
bilo bi nista mamie Cd fatalnog. Da "Zabora-
vino sva politicka razilazenja' bilo bi da Sc
predamo samim tim siama koje proizvode Hit
lerizam. Da "zaboravimo sva politicka razilaze-
MAJ znacilo bi da damo trulom kapitalizmu
neogranicenu moe da cini jos gore. pravo ov-
de mi kazemo, ako tn ina onih koji kobno We
ruju da americki kapitalsti ne bi isto to uci-
nili, kad su drasticne mere nuzne Ia spasava-
ME kapitalistickog sistema, oni su potpuno sle-
p prema stvarnostma.
Pcsojni Huey Long - sam hteo - biti dix
tator - jednom rece: Mi cemo imati Fasizam
IL America jednog dana, ali "kad ga dobijemo
mi ga necemo zvati Fasizam mi cemo ga
zvati anti-Fasizam."
Sociialistickoj Radnickoj Partiji, totalita-
rijanizam je potpuno odvratan - jednako joj
je odvratan ma bio importovan iii domaci
produkat Cak Sta wise, kao sto je s. L. P. po-
kazaa mnogo sluca jeva, vi mozete potuci
stotinu Hitlera, ali vi ne mozete istrebiti hit
lerizam dok nije kapitalizam razoren.
Konacno, pogledajte ma kapitalisticku kla-
su. vi necete vdeti poslodavce da "zabcrav-
liaju polticka razilazenja.' Ma protiv, on pot
puno iskorscavaju ratnu situaciju "a napad ma
Socijalizam da ucvrste njihov sopstveni pole
zaj. Oni planiraju nacin sredstva da uguse
glas Socijalizma, i da njegove kandidate drze
udaljene cd politcke glasovnce. Oni trose mi
lone u sirenju paklenih lazi da Socijalizam =
ia jezgra demokratije - znaei dktaturu. tro-
Sc JOS wise miliona ma sirenje smrtne lazi da
je mir i progress moguc pod trulim kapitaliz-
nom.
Da Sc povucemo, da predamo bojiste ovim
silama, bilo bi nista mamie cd propasti. To bi
bilo najskuglje povlacenje istoriji. Mex Sc
povlaci tko god hoce, Socijalisticka Radnicka
Partija nece.
Preveo sa engleskog - S. c.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-11-04
Pitanja i Odgovori
o FASIZMU l REAKCIJI.

vek drzeti pred radnicima kapitalisticko-reak-
slonarni karakter Fasizma. 10 god zei moze
pregleti sveze naseg suzbenog glasila, WEEK
LY PEOPLE-a ri Radnicke Borbe. i mace
potkrepu "a owe tvrdnje.
Danas Socijalisticka Radnicka Partiia ma
pada uzrok Fasizma sa vecom moci cd
lucnosGu. Neustrasena cd velikih zapreka, ona
vrsi svoj rad prosvete agitacije, uceci ame-
ricke radnke da su sredstva sa kojim da Sc
spreci Faszam ovoj zemji skorenjivanju
niegovh kapitalistckih uzroka.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-11-04
Socija|istiCko re$eIje
p0S|eratne krize,

ce hteti da promene stvari j ostVa-
re resenje zdravog razuma. kapi-
talisticka klasa njeni skutonose
/ slugani &c hteti da odrze stvari
kakove jesu. Pitanje: ko &c po-
bediti toj borbi, oni koji Sc bore
ia drustveni progres iii oni koji Sc
bore "a reakciju?
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-11-04
(.Nastavak sa |. strane.)

EANdSUdVdN Sd I. ; u uHt.J
niu celicnih cevi "a industriialnu
upotrebu, mozemo reel, njegov po-
sac &c biti siguran samo dotle dok
poslodavac moze finansirati pro-
izvodnju cevi "a koje nema pijaca,
II nadi da ce jednog dana biti
traznie "a njih, ne duZe.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-11-04

ia opominjen radni narod da Sc
cuva cd predavanja moci koju oni
poseduju, koja, ako Sc preda, BIZ
&c upotrebljivana da Sc zatvore
vrata napretka, takvim kao sto su
oni, uspostaviee move poteskoce
j terete ma njih dok sva sloboda
ne bude izgubljena. - Lincoln
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-11-04

Wise vredi jedan najmanji Clan
cic IL racionalne ekonomije ne sve
bogoslovske knjige sto iii ma sve-
tn ina. - Vasa Pelagic
The future outlook., 1943-11-06

Henry Pfeifer
ee Greensboro c. the
OF ed
field OF relations In Founders Day c
Mrs Pfefer the honorary
beautiful model OF the new colonial chapel Ben
beneficiary
widow Across the OF the chapel
entran S an Little Theatre"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-05
Special Police to Aid Crowd
At American Day Rally

Special police details are being
assigned to handle the crowd eX-
pected on Belle Isle for the Il Am
an American Day" mass demon
stration by Detroit's Streamliners.
All emergencies. from lost chill
dren to heart attacks, will be pro-
vided for by the police guard. In
spector Fred w. Juergens, city
traffic director. and Inspector
Robert Turner. police harbormas-
ter and commander of the Belle
Isle station, today began making
arrangements for the throng which
viii congregate Sunday, May l6.
The Belle Isle program IS eH-
pected TO bring many families for
a spring Sunday outing as well as
for the patriotic observance of the
occasion the day set aside by
congressional resolution and pres
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-05

idential proclamation for mani
festation of allegiance by all citi-
ZenS and for a welcome 10 those
young citizens just turned p and
those from foreign countries nat
uralized in the last year.
The Streamliners, mothers. bust
ness women and girls of the city
who have been taking the physi-
cal fitness course OF the parks and
department, will high
light the program by competitive
drills and a mass demonstration of
calisthenicS.
The Belle Isle observance by the
StreamlinerS also will draw a
large share of the student army
of Detroit. The board of educa-
ton is urging all students to make
special study of Americanism and
AmericaniZation all next week and
to participate in the public cere-
monies of Il Am an American
DaV."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-05
Tomatoes Filled
With Dreamed Meat
Rhubatb Pie

3 tablespoons flour
l cup sugar
egg, beaten
cups rhubarb cut into small
pieces.
! recipe plain pastry.
Sift flour and sugar together,
add egg. b yea I thoroughly and
add rhubarb. Line pie pan with
pastry and pour in filling. In
place of top crust, arrang @
pastry strips in lattice design
across the top.
Bake in a very hot oven (425
degreeS) for 10 minutes; reduce
temperature TO moderate $3.50
degrees and bake IS minutes
longer. Makes ! 9-inch pie.
PraIine Cake
. cups sifted flour
, teaspoons baking powder
u teaspoon salt
u cup shortening
/ cup sugar
l egg, unbeaten
= cup milk
! teaspoon vanilla
Sift flour, baking powder and
salt together three times Cream
shortening. add sugar gradually
and cream together well. Add
egg and beat very thoroughly
Add flour alternately with the
milk, a small amount at a time,
beating after each addition until
smooth. Add vanilla.
Bake in creased pan (9X9X2)
in moderate oven 1850 degrees
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-05
Salmon Soufne

I small can salmon. 7 a ounces
Juice of +. lemon
I egg Yolk
I cup medium white sauce
cup toasted wheat germs
salt and pepper
] egg white StifIy beaten.
Remove skin and bones from
salmon and mash fine Add juice
IN the can and also lemon juice.
STIR egg yolk into white sauce,
add toasted wheat germs,
salmon and SeaSonings 10 the
sauce and mix well.
Fold in egg white. Pour into
creased casserole and bake at
375 degrees for 45 minutes.
Serves 3.
HERE IS a dish which will he
especially good for Sum m er
days, when tomatoes are plcnti-
full. BE sure 10 file IL away in
your recipe box.
tomatoes Filled
With Dreamed Meat
6 tomato cases
> cups cooked ground meat
l cup boiling cream sauce
i cup chopped pickles
! teaspoon Worcestershire
sauce
Parsley.
Prepare tomato cases by hoI-
lowing out the center. Add the
cream sauce TO the cooked meat,
, and stir in the pickles and the
Worcestershire sauce. Put mix
ture into the tomato cups.
Bake in $50 degree oven for
10 or - minutes. GarniSh with
parsley.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-05

IT'S SMART TO be pretty this
season. And what could be
Sweeter than this Anne Adams
frock, Pattern 4421.
The young fitted bodice lines
are nicely emphasized by pointed
front waist scanning. Use a
dainty print with ruffling at
sweetheart neck and sleeves.
Pattern 4421 is available only
in junior miss sizes II, Is, Is.
II Size Is requires % yards
35-jnch fabric and IL yards
ruffling.
Our Summer Pattern Book is
ready. 1t contains smart styles
for work and play.
Dress pattern, 16 cents; book,
10 cents; pattern and book,
when ordered together, 26 cents.
Address your request to the
Anne Adams Pattern Depart
ment, 1925 Times Square, De-
troit, Mich.
Due to slowness of the mails
and other conditions beyond our
control. pattern deliveries are
being delayed Please be patient.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-05

for 35 minutes. Cover with
praline topping.
Topping
= cup firmly packed brown
sugar
. teaspoons flour
b cup chopped nut meats
2 tablespoons melted butter
l tablespoon water.
Mix all ingredients together.
Spread on warm cake in pan.
Return to oven and bake 5
minutes.
The war workers in your
family will be delighted to find
piece of this cake in their lunch
boxes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-05
Fluffy Meat Loaf

MAKE FLUFFY meat loaf
with any left over ground meat.
Extend the meat with bread
cubes soaked in milk or tomato
Juice. Flavor with oregano. an
abundant Mexican sage which
doubles well for true sage or
marjoram. Serve with tomato
sauce.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-05

SertS especially set the style for
this season of the year. and yes
to-day az the regular meeting Of
the Detroit Times HomemakerS'
Club several were shown which
YOU Will surely want 10 Try .
a fresh rhubarb pie, which
speaks of spring itself. and a
most dcleCtable praline cake.
HomemakerS are always anN-
iouS 20 hear of different and
ilavorful main dishes, too. To-
matoeS filed with Creamcd meat
and baked IN The oven, as well as
fluffy salmon Soulfle, proved
real treats. Don't fail 10 Try
them.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-05
Save Grease

MAKE MUNITIONS at home
by saving your used cooking
grease. It's urgently needed for
gunpowder!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-05
PraIine Cake Nice Item
For Workers Lunch Box
Nv PRUDENCE PENNY

NEW AND interesting dishes
are always welcome at The
SprihCtirDc dinner table. DeS-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-05
FATS NEEDED

EVERY DAY save table,
spoon of waste kitchen fat. It's
urgently needed to make gun
DoWder.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-05-19
calendar Of Social Events
TODAY

TODAY
Washenaw Rebekahs number o'clock Odd Fellow
Mayfower Guild OF Congregational Church. o'clock
H. S. Allison.
Temple Pyhan Sisters o'clock knights Of
Pythias Hall
Crescent Ladies' Aid Society all day meeting. GAR Hall
Of Catholic Women o'clock, with Mrs
Ypslsn Aere Fateal Order Eagles o'clock 1874 Cross
Singleton Bridge Mackwood $50 Helen Selman
Excelsior chapter No 25 Royal Arch Maons special meeting
1880 Excellent Masonic Temple lodge
THURSDAY
Circle II OF Womans Society Christian Service home
OF Walter Heyer
Presidents Club Daughters Of
Union Veterans 1880. with Mrs John Mats.
City OF Maccabees 1880 regular meeting GAR
Hall
Day
Mrs. L. W. Leddick.
Junior Chamber Auxiliary, dinner
gational Church dining
Baptist Womens Union O'Clock, with Mrs Bunie
Rossbach.
B Club o'clock, with William Waters
Association meeting this
month
Auxiliary Guild sewing morning luncheon o'clock,
at Church House.
Lodge number 167 knights OF Pyhas card party
o'clock. K P. Hall.
Red surgical dressings live WEIGH Hall 10 o'clock
FRID@>
Willing Workers Kings Daughters May breakfast $50
home OF Mrs Alfred Huston
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-05-19

Forty-four members and eight
guests attended the Ypsilauti Bust
ness and Professional Women's
Club Tuesday evening at the La
dies Literary Club House. 1t was
the regular dinner meeting OF the
club and chop suey was served by
the dinner committee under the
Craftsmanship OF Mrs, celia Boards
ley.
Chief OF Police Dan E. l.. Patch
gave a very interesting and inform.
alive talk on Juvenile Delinquency
the problems OF which are increas-
ing with the rapidly changing con-
ditions OF this community. He point
ed out that juvenile delinquency
could, in most cases be traced to
adult delinquency, the lack OF re-
sponsibility in parents contributing
in a large sense to the causes OF
child delinquency. The crowded
housing conditions. the recreational
problems, the liquor situations, and
undue carelessness With money in
wiling robbery were also given by
the speaker as being greatly re-
spons ible. He cited many local in
stances as examples OF such cases.
Crime increases with prosperity, he
said. The gravity OF the situation
throughout the country, he pointed
out, was fully realized and every
thing possible was being done by
1ll agencies to combat and solve
he problem.
Misses Cornelia Everard, Inez
Sraves, and Estabrook Rankin al
ended a meeting on nursery schools
which was held in Detroit at the
lew Rackham Building. Miss Ever
lrd gave an interesting report OF
The speakers topic, Child Care
given BY Miss Lillian De LISA who
had recently been sent to England
10 investigate the Nursery School
units there.
Members OF the club were invited
10 attend the adult education pro-
gram in~Ann Arbor at the Rackh3m
Building. May IS, 10 and 20. Miss
Doris Milliman is hostess for the
tea Friday afternoon.
Members were urged TO give as
much time as possible to war aetiv'
tiles and were asked TO keep a rec
ord OF the number OF hours spent
in training and actual service. Miss
Janet Renton reported that the Ma
tional Convention OF the Business
and Professional Women's Club
which was 10 have been held in