davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-02-18

ali to ne znaci da Bolivijska ode
mokratija" nece sutra, ako nadje
"a potrebno, da ponovo proglasi
cenzuru stampe it'd. Ne menja
mnogo stvar da Sc Juzno-Americ-
ke drzave nazivaju "sestre-repu-
bike, cinjenica je da u tim dr.
zavama vlada apsolutizam jos pre-
dolaska Mussolinija Hitlera u
Italiji Nemackoj.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-02-18
"Victory Tax.

KANSAS CITY (AP) = "Zas-
to oval novi odbitak?" tuzio sc je-
dan crnacki sudopera u zeljezni-
carskom restoranu, pokazivajuci
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-02-18
NovOgOdisnji Darak
RadnickOj BOrbi

CINCINNATI, o.:
D. Bogaroski 49,. ..... $3.50
MONTEVIDEO, URUGUAY:
Organizacija De Leon0vih Sled
benika -. -. ...... $500
MANSFIELD, O.:
Julia Cherwensky =. :. $1.00
PITTSBURGH, PA:
J. Sepatauc -. ... $500
Ukupno u ovom broju $40.50
Svega do danas $77O.08.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-02-18

svoi smanjeni eek manageru W.
D. Rouzeru. ''To je," rece Rouzer.
ga Victory Tax" Sudoperi Sc ma
smeju oci. "Gospodaru, jesmo Ii
dobili?"
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-02-18
DEBATA
izmedju Cvetkova i Leontica pred sudom
MarksiZma istOriie.

Pre- daset H s0d p0tku varan Jugoave kad h jugoavea bur-
ce
debaanta u
asnieo podg
nslom
e
u
skime
dogadjja
e u a cent? u utrdomp
trba ia ares
Knjizara Radnicke BOrbe
Ave Cleveland
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-02-18
SA KLASN0G FRONTA !.

SA KLASN
Mexico
Strajk meksikanskih rudokopa-
ca odgodjen je "a 80 dana - do
g.. februara. preteci strajk teks-
tilnik radnika je odgodjen sa jed
nim "ugovorom". O poslednjem
sc ne kaze da Ii su radnici dobili
trazenu povisicu.
-
Luxembourg
Vesti koje dolaze preko Madri-
da javljaju da Luxembourgu
strajkuje ma hiljade radnika ce-
licnim tvornicama. Radnici straj-
kuju protiv prekomernog rada
drugih uzasnih uslova.
-
New York
Uhapseno je %. osobe optuze-
no 'nerednim podnasanjem" kada
su4piketirali pred britanskim kon-
zulatom noseci natpise kojima
Sc trazilo oslobodjenje Indie.
~
Washington
C. l. o. trail reviziju formule
nadnici poznatom pod imenom
Little Steel. Kaze sc da je traz
MIA C. I. O. mnogo umerenija ne
60 traznja Lewisa "a $500 ma dan
povisice kopacima mekog uglja.
Nije nj cudo. c. I. O. nije pre-
trpela poraz jednom strajku
kao sto je Lewis pretrpeo u straj-
ku kopa6a tvrdog uglja, te zbog
toga C. l. O. ne mora da Sc cini
toliko "borbena".
-
New York
Radnici njujorskog is e m
transportacije vec davno traze
povisicu najamnice. Razvikani ma
ior La Guardia cini sve sto moze
da do te povisice ne dodje. Phi
lip Murray, predsednik c. l. O..
nalazi Sc u New Yorku govori
korist povisice. Radnici traze
povisicu a La Guardia i'm dava
statistiku, ali statistika nikako da
Sc da svariti!
Proslog cetvrtka I'll. februara)
stupili su ma strajk radnici Chase
Brass and Copper Co. II vezi sa
platom "a sedmi dan rada jel-
moi nedelji. Matthew DeMora, o.
kruzni direktor A. F. of L., pro-
glasio je strajk "neovlastenim."
Sta drugo da Sc ocekuje Cd rad
nickih fekera!
-
Washington
War Labor Board g. februara)
odbio je traznju .mesarskih rad
nika uposlenih kod cetiri najveee
americke mesarnice. I ova odluka
bese donesena ma osnovu Little
Steel Formula" koja sprecava po-
visicu "a wise cd Is posto. To je
Il suglasu sa izjavom sefa eko-
nomske stabilizacije Byrnesa ko-
il je Il svom radijskom govoru Co.
february rekao: "Nesme biti
daljnih povisica najamnice iznad
formule Little Steel izuzev Il o.
granicenim slucajevima "a ispra-
WI velike nepravde da Sc podig-
ne najamnice koje SUI oeevidno
ispod standarda."
Kako to da War Labor Board
ne usporedjuje radnieku najamni-
Gu sa kapitalistickim profitima?
Ali sta pitamo, marksisti znadu
da najamnica predstavlja TEX to-
liko da Sc radnik odrzi zivotu
i da je tendencija te najamnice da
bude sve mania i mania. TIE su
odluke gomilajuci dokazi da Sc 81
stem najamnog ropstva mora, to
cim pre-, unistiti.
~
Detroit
Walter P. Reuther, podpredsed-
mix C. l. 0. junije automobilskih
rCDD AVEA
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-02-18

WEEKLY PEOPLE CHRISTMAS
BOX.
EAST CHICAGO, IND:
Sabirna lista, broj AS, sakupio
Ogranak: S. Crnovic $1.O0, B. Co
lub $1.0O, G. Brajkovic $1.O0, G.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-02-18

New York
Vlasnici industrije tvrdog uglja
"zahvaljuju.' U jednom rolu-stra-
nicnom oglasu (koji kosta nekoli-
ko stotina dolara) II njujorskom
Timesu (26. JAM vlasnici kazu:
"strajk tvrdog uglja je svrsen" te
hvalu sve svakoga, ukljucujuci
$1,000 rudara koji NISU straj-
kovali. =" 1900 rudara koji
su Sc povratili ma posao."
To nije hvala - to je pljuska
radnicima koji jos nemaju dovolj-
no klasne svesti da Sc organizu-
ju "a uzimanje, drzanje i kreta-
ME zemaljskih industrija, uklju-
cujuci rudokope. Ali, rekao bi
Amerikanac Every dog has his
day"
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-02-18
II ZIVOTA. FEDERACIJE.

TRO-DNEVNE NAJAMNICE
FOND.
EAST CHICAGO, IND:
B. Golub -. -. $1,000
Svega do danas $7O3.8O.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-02-18
Vecerinka u Cleveland, 0.

Undelu21 fbruaao u
nj i'm iga
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-02-18

J. Henry Esser, predsednik Su-
burban Oil Service, Inc, podneo
je optuzbu protiv 5 teraca uljanih
trokova. Esser tvrdi da SUI terra
ci izveli "zlocinacku konspiraciju"
kada su stupili ma strajk q. ja-
nuara sa svrhom da dobiju povi-
sicu najamnice. Esser dale tvrdi
da je strajk teraca "zlocin' protiv
"zdravlja publike' posto, kao re-
zultat strajka, "publika" nije mo-
gla dobiti ulja "a ogrevo.
Mudar je tai izrabljivac. l ka-
da bi bila istina da, kao rezultat
strajka, neke musterije nisu mo-
gle dobiti ulja "a ogrevo. kako bi
nistavan bio tai bfoj kada bi Sc
usporedio sa brojem radnika koji
kroz duge godine drhcu zbog ne
mania sredstava sa kojima da
kupe toplote. Nile izrabljivaeu do
nemanja topline, MENU je do CUB
ljenja profita!
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-02-18

New York
Dole propustamo cifre o straj-
kovima "a proslu godinu 1942)
koje je doneo New York Times Cd
Z. februara.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-02-18
New York
Cleveland

cleveland
Proslog cetvrtka I'll. february
stupili su ma strajk radnici Chase
Brass and Copper Co. u vezi sa
platom "a sedmi dan rada jel-
moi nedelji. Matthew DeMora, o.
kruzni direktor A. F. of L., pro-
glasio je strajk "neovlastenim." "
Sta drugo da sc ocekuje Cd rad
nickih fekera!
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-02-18

Luxembourg
Vesti koje dolaze preko Madri-
da javljaju da Il Luxembourgu
strajkuje ma hi1jade radnika u ee-
licnim tvornicama. Radnici straj-
kuju protiv prekomernog rada i
drugih uzasnih uslova.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-02-18

Mexico
Strajk meksikanskih rudokopa-
ca odgodjen je "a 80 dana do
g.. februara.. L preteci strajk teks-
tilnik radnika je odgodjen sa jed
nim "ugovorom". O poslednjem
sc ne kaze da Ii su radnici dobili
trazenu povisicu.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-02-18

Mesarska junija Cincinnati
preti strajkom ako OPA Cured
cena) ne izmeni sadasnju cenu
mesa te tako omoguci povisicu ma
jamnice mesarskim radnicima.
Vide Ii vraga = junija koja to-
boze predstavlja mesarske radni-
ke, vodi brigu cenama 20 koji-
ma &c vlasnici mesarnica proda-
vati meso i dozvoljava da to bude
uslov "a povisicu najamnice!
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-02-18


radnika, pozdravlja Rooseveltov
proglas "a 48 sati rada ma nede-
lju.
Frank x. Martel, predsednik
detroitske federacije rada CA. F.
L. kaze da Sc oni me slazu" ali
da &c da "sledu".
tako &c radnicki fekeri da po-
.lagacko pokusaju uveriti radnike
da povecani broj radnih satova
predstavlja povisicu najamnice.
Ali to nije istina. Radnici &c pri-
matt mamie cd celokupnog proiz-
voda nego sto su PRIMAL ranije!
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Vecerinka u Akron, O.
Vecerinka u Lackawanna, n. Y.
VeCerinka u Detroit, Mich.

VeCerinka u Detroit Mich.
ned
dmauve veru cd
iaznnza zabvnihiga Ia gvodb brgu =
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New York
Uhapseno je %. osobe optuze-
no "nerednim podnasanjem" kada
u-piketirali pred britanskim kon-
zulatcm noseci natpise II kojima
Sc trazilo oslobodjenje Indie.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-02-18
Public Lecture in Cleveland. Ohio.

B
of Aynuean
P.
Evening star., 1943-01-07
u. !. Not 10 Deduct
Coupons for Canned
Goods on Hand
Housewives Allowed
To Have Moderate
Amount Without Penalty

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Jan. House
wives who register for war ration
book No. 2 next month won't
have coupons deducted for mod
crate amounts of canned or
frozen foods they may have on
hand.
Harold B. Rowe, director of the
Food Rationing Division of the
ONCE of Price Administration. re-
vealed the plan to allow a small
carryover at discussion of the
new point rationing system last
night.
We don't want to be overzealous, I"
the OPA official explained. I'VE
realize that 1t Is perfectly normal
for most housewives to have a few
cans on hand in the house. If we
were to require deduction of stamps
in these cases, it might double or
treble the length of time that people
will have to stand in line to have
the new ration books issued to
them"
Mr.. Rowe said he, was not ready
to disclose what the Government
would consider 2 moderate amount
of canned or frozen food.
He explained that the decision to
allow small children the same num-
Der of ration stamps as adults was
made on the basis of administrative
diff1culties which would be en-
countered under another method.
Evening star., 1943-01-07
Ickes Sends TeIegrophic
Request to Resume Work

Secretary Ickes, the solid fuels CO.
ordinator, appealed today for prompt
resumption of work at Pennsylvania
anthracite colleries where production
has been curtailed by a strike.
In kilograms to William Inglis
president of the Glen Alden Coal Co.
of Scranton, Pa, and John l.. Lewis
president of the United Mine Work
ers, co-chairmen of the Anthracite
Committee, the industry's wage
bargaining group; Ickes said:
I'm view of present stoppages of
work in several anthracite opera
tions and the reasons therefor, !
feel it to be incumbent upon me
to request that you Immediately
convene the Anthracite COMMITTEE
of IL and develop plans for prompt
resumption of work"
The co-ordinator' Office estimated
the work stoppages had reduced
hard coal output by 10000 tons daily
Evening star., 1943-01-07
Dempsey Brief
Asks Absolute
Divorce in N. 7.
By the Associated Press,

By the Associated Press.
WHITE PLAINS, N. Y. Jan. T.
1t. Comdr. Jack Dempsey, former
heavyweight boxing champion, is
seeking an absolute divorce from his
wife, the former Hannah Williams,
a Supreme Court paper on file here
today disclosed.
- On file is a note of issue asking
that the case be set down for trial
= during the February term of court.
Details of Dempsey's allegations
against his actress wife are not
available.
Arthur r. Driscoll, attorney for
Dempsey, who is a physical instruc-
tor in the Coast Guard. said that
papers had been served on Mrs
Dempsey In her New York City
home, but would not reveal their
contents. Mr.. Driscoll is Mayor of
Scarsdale, N. Y. where the former
fighter lives. The two Dempsey
children are in White Plains
boarding school.
Mr.. Driscoll said. in connection
with earlier reports that Mrs.
Dempsey would establish residence
in Reno, New, and herself obtain a
divorce, that there is quite possi-
bility that we may be able to work
out something"
I'VE have flled a note Of issue
asking for trial next month in order
that We may be in a position to
talk turkey" he said.
Evening star., 1943-01-07
Leory Admits Evasion
OF CeiIinq Prices Here

Whitney Leary, District OPA direc-
tor. admitted today that evasions Of
price ceilings among meat and poul-
try dealers were in evidence in the
District, but he insisted that in
many cases these conditions were the
result of confusion" among meat
dealers.
The OPA is in the midst Of re-
organizing ceiling prices on meat
and poultry" he said "and we feel
sure this situation will iron itself
out"
The OPA director said he did not
consider it good policy to be too
critical Of meat dealers at this
time because If you are, it's more
difficult to get them to cooperate
with our programs
"Of course" he said, you can't
expect these men to abide by all of
the regulations when they don't un-
derstand all of them"
Mr.. Leary said poultry dealers
have been seeking relief from CELL
ing "squeezes" for some time. He
said he understood higher prices on
fowl were being worked out by the
OPA.
Inequitable ceiling prices often
have been given as the reason for
meat shortages in the District.
Many distributors said they found it
improbable to sell meat products
at the legal wholesale ceilings in
view of rising prices on livestock.
The OPA has revised its ceiling
structure on meats several times in
an effort to equalize the flow of
these products to all sections of the
country.
Evening star., 1943-01-07
Mccormack Reappoints
Ramspeck House Whip

by the Associated Press
House Majority Leader McCor-
mack said today he had reappointed
Robert Ramspeck. Georgia Demo-
crat, as House whip.
There are a lot of good Demo-
Gratis in the House. commented Mr..
Mccormack, but Bob Ramspeck
was the best man could find for
that job"
Mr.. Ramspeck. chairman of the
House Civil Service Committee, has
been a member of Congress since
1929. when he was elected to fill a
vacancy created by the death of
Leslie j. Steele.
Mr.. Mccormack praised Mr..
Ramspeck's ability not only for the
post Of whip, in which he aids in
plotting legislation through the
House, but also for the manner In
which he has handled civil service
affairs.
Evening star., 1943-01-07
More lap Ships
Reported Sent
To Rabau| Base
Bie-ScoIe Attack
Against Peninsula
Of Popuo Feared
BY the Associated Press.

MELBOURNE, Jan. 7.-Air re-
connaissance over Japan's big
base at Rabaul, New Britain Is
land, has revealed that the con-
centration Of Japanese shipping
there has been augmented since
Tuesday, when it was first dis
closed by an Australian govern
ment spokesman, it was asserted
In government circles today.
Pilots returning from missions
over Rabaul were said to have re-
ported that the amount of warship-
protected shipping now gathered at
Rabaul exceeds even the forces
gathered by the Japanese for their
first counterattack on the Eastern
Solomons, held by United States
forces.
The amount OF enemy shipping
reported in the Rabaul area pre-
viously had prompted the spokes-
man Tuesday to assert that the
Japanese were massing the largest
armada they had yet sent into the
Southwest Pacific.
The Official, whose identity was
not disclosed. said adverse weather
had helped to screen the ships from
air attack.
Melbourne newspapers suggested
the Japanese might be preparing
for large scale operation either
against the Allied-recaptured Pa
puan Peninsula of New Guinea or
the Americans on Guadalcanal
A meeting Of the Australian Ad-
visory War Council has been called
for next Tuesday, and there were
reports that it would urge Prime
Minister John Curtin to visit Wash
ington and London.
Mr.. Curtin recently appealed to
Australia's allies for increased aid
A communique from Douglas
cArthur's headquarters an
nounced yesterday that Allied bomb
ers had found enemy vessels massed
in Rabaul Harbor and damaged or
destroyed some $4,000 tons of ship
ping In heavy attacks. Eight ships
were left Afire or sinking, the COM
muniQue said, and q ninth was
destroyed.
Evening star., 1943-01-07
Britons Cheer
Predictions
Of Victory
Government Circles
Amazed at Figures
On Arms Output
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
LONDON. Jan. 7.-BritonS cheere0
tonight President Roosevelt's asser-
ton to Congress that I'VE are 60
ing to strike and strike hard in
Europe and government circles un-
officially called the speech one OF
the Presidents S best.
Those circles expressed amaze
ment at the United States arms
production figures and said they
were delighted also by the Presi-
dents confident predictions of VIC
tory.
Conditions for BBC's radio relay
of the speech were excellent and it
was heard clearly throughout
Britain.
Even while he was speaking, BIC
had begun to tell the conquered
peoples of Europe what he was say
ing. The Germans were informed
that the Allies would carry the war
to the continent during this year
In the next "a hours, the BIC will
broadcast the speech in 26 languages
and in 1875 news bulletins.
Those English who heard the ad-
dress as it came in over Fleet street
pub radios cheered Mr.. Roosevelt S
promise of relentless air attacks
against the Axis.
Sources close to the Chinese
Embassy said they were delighted
at the Presidents statement that
no obstacle would be allowed to
prevent battle equipment from get
ting to China and his promise OF
bombing of the Japanese home
islands.
The Soviet Embassy declined i'm
mediate comment, but other Russian
sources expressed qualification at
the tribute to Soviet valor in 1912
Evening star., 1943-01-07
Racing Results
New Orleans
Entries and Selections for Tomo
row. Pare 2.X.
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
FIRST RACE-Purse 500: claiming;
maiden 3-year-olds and upward; fur
Empty Plate tClinsman) 40 800 go
Locust Wines fHigleyi 500 500
Black Fire (Reevesl 800
Time. :147,.
yolitive, Top Reward Gee Lot. valdina
Rex Sanseve.
SECOND RAcE-Purse, $500: claiming;
3-year-olds: g furlonGs.
Review tGuerin) $50 400
La Gina Boy (RichardD $50
Time. 1:16ls.
Also ran-Top strippin. Ed Grenock,
Dukes Pal cayalard. Liberty Fix and Dr.
DAILY Double paid S54.2O)
THIRD RACE-Purse, $500: claiming;
3-year-oldG 8 furlongs
GreenoGk Flame tKen'y} 1910 1870 100
straw Wsrnine fGiyens) 1880 "A 50
Royal Silver (lTrent1 30
Time. I:l5as
fCoKtnsco, EagIe Peak Mr.. Infinity,
ds rorevie Doctor Jackie, Dabiton. Old
ds Finished 'nr.t bu. di.su.lia.d.
Evening star., 1943-01-07
PALaunches Probe
OF Black marketin
Meat and Poultry
Butchers and Wholesalers
In Eost Charged With
Connivine on Prices
BY the Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Jan. THE Of
fee OF Price Administration has
begun an investigation into
charges of meat and poultry
price ceiling evasions, in an ef-
fort to smash black market
repoStedly existing in New York
State, New Jersey, Pennsylvania,
Maryland, Delaware and the Dis
trict of Columbia.
1t was understood that the OPA
was told by some butchers in those
States that they had connived with
wholesalers and distributors to ca
pay higher prices than invoices
showed, co. pay for meat not de-
livered. although listed in invoices.
and (c) pay for higher grades, while
receiving lower grades.
Some butchers. 1t was said. de-
clared they entered such deals when
they discovered they could not 9TH
erwise get enough meat to remain
open.
OPA officials and retail repre-
sentatives said wholesalers had
bought meat in the Western markets
at livestock prices above wholesale
ceilings. and sold it profitably to
New York retailers who were forced
to pass the extra cost on to con-
sumerS
Evening star., 1943-01-07
Giraud 10 Meet De GauIIe, ,
But Asks Short Delay
Ey the Associated Press.

Ey the Associated Press.
LONDON. Jan. 7-Gen. Henri
Honore Giraud, French commits
sioner in North Africa, has agreed
'in principle" to meet Gen. Charles
De Gaulle on French SOIL but pro-
posed for various reasons that the
conference be delayed until the end
of January. it was announced au-
thoritatively today.
Fighting French circles said De
Gaulle had repeated IN reply to Gen.
Giraud's letter-the second which
the Fighting French leader has re-
ceived from the high commissioner
that the situation within France
admitted of no delay"
Some sources in London expressed
belief that. despite Gen. Giraud's re-
quest for delay, the two French
leaders are nearer an understanding
than they have been.
Evening star., 1943-01-07
Publisher Surrenders
On Sedition CHARGE
B! the Associated Press.

b! the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Jan William
Griffin, publisher of the New York
Enquirer, surrendered today in Fed
eral Court in compliance with an
order that he be removed to WASH
ington, D. c., to plead to an indict-
ment charging sedition.
Griffin was released Immediately
on habeas corpus writ obtained by
his counsel, James D. c. Murray.
Griffin and ~ others were named
in a Washington indictment charg-
ing conspiracy to und6rmine the
morale Of the armed forces. Argu-
ment on the writ obtained today was
set for next Wednesday by Federal
Judge John w. Clancy.
Evening star., 1943-01-07
'Buz' Wogner's Home Town
May Name Airport After Him

hero of World War H." Mayor
Conway said of the proposal.
Johnstown had no chance to fete
the young and handsome air ace,
popular for his modesty, when he
returned from the Pacific and Wis
tied home shortly before his plane
crashed nearly six weeks ago, for
Buzz busy with his air force du-
ties, was here and gone before all
but his close friends knew of his
visit
War bonds worth $4,000 await the
finder Of the body of Col. Wagner's
wrecked plane.
News dispatches from Florida said
the plane was found by a farmer
looking for his cows.
"A $1,000 War bond each was Of
fered by the Pittsburgh Sun Tele-
graph and residents of Johnstown
to stimulate the search.
Evening star., 1943-01-07

year and warned that the American
people have real year of hardship
before them.
Freedom From Want Emphasized.
The President disregarded the ad-
vice of some of his Democratic ad-
visers on giving Congress suggested
steps to improve the social condi-
tions of the country.
He said attention must be given
to freedom from want" When the
men in the armed forces are mus
tered out, they will demand for
themselves and for all others in the
country, the President insisted, op-
portunity to work, to run their farms
and to earn decent wages. He added
that they are eager to face the
risks inherent in our system of free
enterprise
Il have been told" the President
added that this is no time to speak
OF better America after the war.
I am told it is a grave error on my
part
Il dissent"
Mr.. Roosevelt, however, made no
concrete suggestions of what steps
should be taken to advance social
security. 1t had been rumored he
would come forward with, such a
tSee CONGRESS, Page A-9J
Evening star., 1943-01-07
Late News
Bulletins
Phillips Reaches India

PhiIIIps ke0ches India
KARACHI, India tP.-Wil-
liam Phillips, President RoOse-
veit's personal envoy to India,
arrived here today.
Assassin Identified
BERLIN From German
Broadcasts) (Ps.-Advices from
Vichy said today the assassin
of Admiral Jean Darlan (who
was executed after the Christ
mas eve shooting of the
French high commissioner for
Northwest Africa) was Bornier
de La Chapelle, a student and
the son of a journalist.
BorkIey Renamed Leader
Senator Barkley of Ken
tucky was unanimously re-
elected majority leader of the
Senate today by the Demo-
cratic caucus. Senator Bark
ley, who has served as leader
since 1887, was unopposed in
the election which was the
first business of the confer
ence. Action on other officials
of the Democratic side was
expected to be taken later in
the caucus session.
Earlier Story on Page AID
Evening star., 1943-01-07
Markets at q Glance

NEW YORK, Jan. 7 R.-
Stocks irregular; amusements
weaken. Bonds firm: railroads
lead rally. Cotton strong; active
covering movement.
CHICAGO. - Wheat higher;
mill buying; top prices since 1897.
Corn higher with wheat. Hogs,
1920 higher; top, STATS; strong
demand. Cattle-Steers, year.
lings steady to shade lower; new
high on bulls.