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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23
Award Wildcat
For Bravery

EVANSTON. Ill. May PIT
Frank Young, tackle on North
westerns 1887, 80 and 80 football
teams has been awarded the Silver
Star for gallantry in action in
China where he is bomber pilot
with the army air corps. He has
also received the air medal for
p successful raids against the
enemy.
1t. Young came 10 Northwest
ern from Ponca City. Okla, and
was nicknamed "Ponca" by his
teammates on the Wildcat football
team. He entered the army as a
private shortly after graduating
and was transferred to the air
corps after reducing from 225 TO
the required 1876 pounds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23

While KEEPER was scoring hi,
trIumphS Johnny Adam, the
Kansas rider who was Detroit :
riding hero last year, went 20 the
post three times and finished out
OF the money on TWO favorites and
A long shot, Adams finally took a
bow in the day $ richest race, how
ever. when nc brought Three Per
Cent under the wire without any
trouble IN the Boots and Saddles
Koiper broke Get. Teddy or top
n Tho lEhi-hCr>c field, bur Adams
TOOK Three Per Cent UgHt past
hln on rho inside and sailed away
opening three lengths Of daylight
on the upper uIIn and coa>ting
home NI>c Mos, Ed NcCuN1 :
FLY which went 10 the post a, the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23
Codst-Big Ten
Dual Meet Off

EVANSTON NJ May -
Northwestern university VIII he
the scene of two national intercol-
lesia'c championship events in
June The NCA.A. track and
field championships VIII be held NJ
Dycho stadium June ll-12 and
VIII be- followed 10y the national
collegiate tennis meet. Juno 21.26.
Athletic Director Is. /. Wilson
chairman OF tho NC.A.A. track
and field committee. announced
that the dual meet between The
Big Ten and the Pacific Coast
conferences which has been held
annually since 1896 has been can
celled this year The meet viii be
resumed after the war, Wilson
SAID.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23
DATES FOR
SPORTSMEkl

Msv 21--Cla. e Registered outdoor
su'Hlihnr' ritlf shoot = fur' car. rIr
MAJ 1J-Registered >Lrvt sbont ~ Bius
Rock Gun { iwh, % NH. rDRE s~~ Van
DYKE sU Jpf cause target Se~,I,r 'rans
from sefr."ss Fled ard Gross" Ile Naval
= a'inr 20 com pete Sponsored tF " chi
Ian SAee' Association
WHY - fTFrd tTTnFTy uTFFr - v77F--
Kan A'rNert Association a. Flint
MAY tS-Boston tsrust pupp, match
Foff ShrIhs n H'rI Blue Room sponsored
rt Boston Terrier Clup % Detroit Heuf,
IA Fargo Lansing. tIdgs
MAY t5-hnnthN meeting Oakland
"nnty >pnrtsm-n's Club, : 11 p. m FIks
Temple Auditorium az orchard Lake Ave-.
J 0Nsr SPEAKERS vii 10 Fred WesfermsG
chief 20 Fish Division. Itraffrnerf rf CON
s''Fa''0 ana Charles FeN state com
uisslNut' 90 agriculture
WAY tH.ju-Ihird Annual William Ran
doiph H"ars'-betrnii Times Rife Iourna %
ment At CIV mpia
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23
BACK TO WORK

Is pleasant news we hear from
Arena Gardens. Marjorie Martin
MCLauchlcn Is back on the teach
Ing STAFF Her baby daughter.
Junior honest IN pete that's her
nance y now Is months old
Papa Dick has 2 date with his
Uncle WhlSkerS for tho third ~
June. He enlisted several months
ago IN tho Army AR Forces and
hopes 10 one al The boys 70 take
good care Of The JapratS.
Mrs Fred BergIn, the former
Mary Tudor Of great radio fame
here stayed over TO viSlt her
family after the national RSROA
tournament. Shell leave shortly 10
return 10 Boston
Lincoln Rink. VIII be open until
August In tho interim business
is booming there MatInecS nearly
every day and wonderful crowds
nightly
Don forget tho hockey games
a. Eastwood Park each Mondav
and Thursday nights after SEES
>IonS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23
Trout Beats Sox
On Two-Hitter
Boston Falls Second
Time in Two Days
Continued from Page Two)

Continued from Page Two)
ties. Wakefield fouled to Lupien
and Higgins forced Cramer Then
Harris popped to Doerr to end the
inning.
There was one away when Hoo
yer, in the fifth, kicked Doerr $
grounder and then chucked the
ball into the Boston dugout. per
Bobby TO gallop on to the
mld-Station. But Trout bore down
and took care Of Lazor and Tabor
without difficulty.
The Tigers scored the first of
their runs in their section of the
fifth. York tripled and scored
when Bloodworth planted a sin
gle in right field. Parsons forced
Bloodworth and Trout grounded
weakly TO the box, Hoover struck
out but reached first when Pea.
cock, the Boston catcher. let the
ball get away from him for ar
error. However Cramer grounded
to NeWSome.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23
RuhI Says 10000 Deer
Starved Last Winter

Michigan lost more than 10000
Ger during the winter III. ID. Ruhl,
chief of tho state conservation de-
partmcnt's game division reports.
1tuhl said TIC majority of those
voSt died because Of starvation
brought on by heavy SHOWS which
made II almost impossible for them
70 feed on natural forage
The Lower, Peninsula suffered
tho most with more than 1000
dead deer being found IN Alpcna
OScoda Altoona. loSco. Occmav
Oscota Altoona, loSco, OEenmaw
a''l' RoScomWon counties Com
,Crvation officers found more than
3 600 dead in The Upper Peninsula.
with tho heaviest loss occurring IN
OntonaCon County
In comparison with other years,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23
Lincoln Fields Results

n --..--.
I0W' LIZ fWAFFf01 .1-'T ~ -
INoEs - on lu ~
! ? your Ha' tHhIfrl 81
NJ ~ 80 'ii
ia mem 'frf
I@'N S.hS Mlnf'ra. sieF0ie au4 Secnn'
SECOND RACE g.tear-rIts ana iIr
milo
Ha1si Lee tPaFne.j $50 $50 IS.
Hurnt tHsuerb 1910 So
Rea'msn G1Iesrs> 81
Time US a. afn SO
Vida y Codo Pure A. E.sr-,ts
'@r Ma'eo Bird. Uncle Waiter ana Rarsu
THIRD RACE 4tesr-o.4s and .r
f.r.1oss
Hf.Crr f2err -n 1.4 A.
R.tac'4he tE.u..N
Pau Lee tTorrs.-l
Tine Z p J orr ttS
Canaan Pun, pru-nor, s,c., s,,- .-.
tr,.r,,, 49,
n hN'f a.' % n
g.sN nuns 81 t1
az, -. 80
- ',-a''tt Sol
Inc. So, -, - &c.,
49, ~ 49, ban' NArfr 10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23
Titan, State Teams
Tie in Golf Match

LANSING. May 22-Golf teams
representing University of Detroit
and Michigan State played 10 a
80 tie here today in their second
match Of the season. A week ago
at Red Run the Spartans edged
out the Titans. Davidson of the
TltanS was low with 78 today, as
his teammate. Mclaughlin. fol-
lowed with 80 Both scored sweeps
in their individual matches, but
the Spartan pair of Zimmerman
and Kirkland spit the points in the
best ball match.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23
State S Scoring Record
Safe for Some Time

EAST LANSING, Mayy@2 up
Michigan State College doesn't
expect its one-game baseball Scor-
ne record to be broken by Spartan
athletes for some time to come.
Files showed that the college
rolled up a 53-to-0 score against
Lansing in 1886.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23

ing kits for the navy coast guard
and other services 10 be used by
men whose ships have been torpc-
docd or whose planes have been
.orCod down az sea and who are
-Iddcnly confronted with the prob
'cm Of staying alive until they can
he picked up or reach safety
II is not unlikely that many boys
who learned 10 fish for pleasure
may be depending on the Crimmer
ask Of fishing Tor their lives.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23

Clip this map for future ref
erence. II tells where you can
and cannot FISH in the 81. Clair
River. Areas shown in black are
closed 10 all fishing. under L. s.
Coast Guard order. In the areas
of the river shown in white fish
ing is permitted fer distance
not 20 exceed 500 feet from N
shoreline during daylight hours.
Ruhl sad Tho los this year was
about average. although greater
than IN 1917 During tho winter
OF 1901 however. Michigan lost
more than Is 600 deer. ono OF the
most severe lp>>e~in hiSiorS.
Ruhl estimated the state deer
nerd now totals approximately
10000. which be- says is about The
normal size OF the herd.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23
American League Has
$50 in Service

NEW YORK. May - up
The American League baSeballers
have been joining the armed forces
AT the rate of almost 10 month
for the past year according 10
statistics released by the leagues
service bureau. There are nov
rorc than $50 players from the
lunior loop in Tho service
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23
Suffolk 10 Hold
$4,000 Race July 5

BOSTON. Mass. May New
England's richest race. the famous
Massachusetts Handicap for a
purse Of $4,000 added. Will be run
at Suffolk Downs, Monday. July
5. This assurance was given to-
day with the release Of the Suf-
folk Downs Stakes Events by
Charles +. Adams.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23
BLOODWORTH CONNECTS

In the sixth, Wakefield led with
a roaring tWo-bagger 10 center
but was out trying 10 stretch the
hit into triple, CulbcrSon 10
Lake 10 Tabor But Higgins
walked. After Harris grounded
out, York also walked Came
Bloodworth'S two-bagger, which
ripped into left field and Higgins
and York raced home. Parsons
popped 10 Lake
The Tigers fourth marker came
in the eighth when Higgins sin
gled. was sacrificed TO second by
Harris and scored on Bloodworth :
third MT after 7 Jr-iS nan foufcci out.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23
New Workers May
Shoot Female Deer

For tho fuSt time in the history
OF New York state. there may be
an open season this year on tho
female deer The state con>crva-
tion department who has the auth
GRITTY 10 declare such a season Is
now canvaSSInC SportSmen clubs
on this proposition. o~touslblv 10
sound them out and got their
on the subject.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23
MICH. STATE
4. or DETROIT
Fred Rehm Wins
Proficiency Medal

MADISON, Wis, May % (UP)
The Western Conference medal
for proficiency in both athletics
and scholarship has been awarded
TO Fred Rehm, ace senior guard on
the University of Wisconsin basket
ball team.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23
N. Dakota Bars Pointers

Pity -the-RaeF- North paAeta
bird hunter. They are prohibited
Toy state law from using a pointer
dog IN the field II is the only
state in the country with such a
law.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23

n . y q 7
{ h GU < h { the
tim e " n u ] q
come when I'd
be saying oi
any OF our prod
uciSt ! hope
you'll never use
H. But l say II
and mean IT,.
His firm is
now IN a kin 9
fishing lines for
,p1,yrrpgNs ELl,.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23
Soldiers See Movies
OF Big 10 Games

MADISON. Wis, May % (UP)
The University of Wisconsin
athletic department has sent mo-
ton pictures of the Wisconsin, Ohio
State and Wisconsin, Minnesota
football games of last fall to SOL
diers and sailors in the Southwest
Pacific area.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23
Comes From Last
To Win at Suffolk

-RQSTQN.-MaY - LIP De
value pulled up from last place IN
the Paul Revere Handicap today
AT Suffolk Downs to top the field
ol eight, beating Incoming 10 tho
wire by one and one-half lengths
before a throng OF 1850
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23
Deer Hunter aqs
Buck on Run

Iiercs = condensed version 81 a
ds.r->hoo'ng Story the truth Of
vHeh 8, attcstcd Us Ted llama
ford oilcial OF tho Detroit sports
men, Congress Ninu'cmcn Rifle
and Pistol club
An Upper Peninsula hunter shot
~ and doWnod a buck deer lie
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23

Immediately at
ehcd his seal
to mo buck =
an'lcIS A. ne
started 10 dress
tho animal n
suddenly lcapod
TO H., fccf and
made OF with
tho hunter IN
ho pursuit II
T1TTT zorro TIT
" hen Hanna
g.. 4 Ltrrf.ri ft.a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23

This rink IS o Specializee in
parties with special rates for them.
Just call Dunn a. Mt. Clemens
1922 for additional Information
Highland Park BAPTIST Church
VIII stage a big gct-together Mon
day a. Varsity Gardens. Watch
for news from tins rink on now
act with stunts and stuff ieatur-
lng SIX beautiful gals.
This rink Viii close some time
in juno for short period OF re-
decoration Unul that tune its
business as usual.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23
CAGE Courts Plentiful

There are four basketball courts
in each of the several drill halls
at the Great Lakes Training
Station.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23
PLAN STATE DOG CLUB

a move that may result in a
statewide organization of hunting
dog owners was started last week
by Fred Miller. president Of the
American Sportsman and Hunting
Dog Owners Association Of Detroit
and Howard Pavey, Flint dog
club official.
Miller Will 60 10 Flint May q
TO meet with a group Of dog own
erS 10 discuss details and enforce
ment Of the new law pertaniCC to
dog thefts
I'VE hope Ia work out an
arrangement whereby we can
function with and under the
guidance Of state central or
ganiZation such a. the Detroit
group" PaVcy said
The Flint meeting Will be held
at the Home Dairy a 100 p. m.
and is open 70 any one interested
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23
Fish Licenses OF

In the. first four month, Of
1913 income from Michigan sport
fishing license sales amounted 10
SIS Si2 which is approximately
50 per cent loss than IN the same
months OF 1912.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23
Continued from Page Two)

ing race that new mu'uel marks
would 20 up even higher, though
the failure Of the fans TO get 70
the windows IN time caused hun
drcds 20 be shut out IN the first
lhree races.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23
Feature Race Won
By Three Per Cent

11-5 favorite despite the fact she
had not started since last July 4
came up from fourth place at the
Turn for home, but she couldn I
get closer than second, four lengths
back and three lengths ahead OF
T y Bulls Tomluta. RI Bruce ;
Jay Jay was fourth IN the run OF
>N fuIIOngS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23
GOOD TRANSPORTATION

Mickey Dunn Of the Mt Clemens
Arena wants YOU all 10 know that
there's good bus transportation
between here and there. Through
buses leave at regular intervals
from the bus terminal and you
can pick one up anywhere along
the line on Gratiot Time Of trip
80 minutes. And you only have 10
walk TWO blocks Al the end Of the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23
Has 3 Worlds Marks

Gunder HacGg j. world record
holder ~ one mile, two miles and
three miles.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23
Instructs in Schools

Phil Page former pitcher. Is A
physical instructor in the schools
OF Springfield. Mass.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23
10-LE\GTH MARGIN

! was left 10 Mrs George
Aliens Florizan Beau, Just IN from
the West Coast. 10 race 10 the
most One-Sidcd victory Of the day.
The i-year-old Sun Halter Celding
himself G. m pere d away from
seven rivals in The Inaugural Han
dIcap and finished 10 lengths in
iron. OF the So favorite. Columbus
Day a. tho end of the JIG miles
Mrs II = Boomers Star Blen was
hind ElorlZan Bcau was COM
para'lvc outsider and paid 81 90
Jockey CiNdc Turk an old-timcr
completed 2 riding double for him
self on tiorzan Beau lie had pre-
VJoN>iv scored IN the fourth race
with Deadlock "a $40 10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23
Hopes You'll Never
Use His Tackle

Julian r Crandall head OF the
A,haway Line and TWne Co
manufacturers OF FISH lines writes .
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23
IN THE OPEN
Open Fishing in Fixed
St. Clair River Areas
IN THE OPEN
BY DON GILES

Fishing in the St. Clair River
banned since last September, was
officially opened Saturday, but
only in certain areas.
Acting on information received
from the United States Coast
Guard district office in Cleveland,
Ii. Cmdr. Henry A. Meyer, COM
manding officer in this area, an
nounCeS the extent 10 which the
no fishing restrictions on the
81. Clair River has been relaxed
Fishing will be permitted IN por-
tionS OF the river designated be-
low during daylight hours only.
1t. Cmdr. Meyer asked, however,
that fishermen desiring 90 fish m
the ST. CLAIR River study the new
regulations carefully and make
certain that they will remain
within the proper areas.
PARTS now OPEN
The parts of the river now open
arc:
VI "a uiNlhHNf NV w N''''Ns
800 feet from the ShOreline--
From Harsen'S Island
range front light Nall 10 Rus
sell Island lower range front
light No. 81 This area II APP
proNimatcly FIVE miles.
2-From the head of Russell
Island 10 ReCOr's Point Light.
an area OF approximately IL
miles.
3-FrOm Stag Island and
lower lighted buoy No. ) Ia Stag
Island upper light At MarNs-
Vile, n distance of approximately
six miles.
The balance Of the river viii
remain closed to fishermen II
Will bc rigidly patrolled 10y the
coast guard Patrol boats also vii
enforce The 3OO-foOt rule IN the
NnnaD areas
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23

! u T 7 = ~ TT II
Mister" sand Uannaford eli
YOU can tar 'cm on the run.
you're entitled to all you can
get"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23

animal and killed H.
The FIRST hunter lald claim 20
the deer Hannatofd righteous
Indignation turned 20 amalcmcnt
when tho other hunter hacked his
\ LAIN hy pointing out me tag and
y rnduclnC tho Accnec 10 which Il
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23
About Dogs:
About Dogs:
Henry la Fargo
judgesBoston
Puppy Show

Boston terrier puppies from 2 10
u months VIII hold the spotlight
today in the annual PUPPY match
of the Boston Terrier Club of De-
troit. The show Is being held in
the Blue Room OF the Fort Shelby
Hotel.
Henry La Fargo Of Lansing. well
known Judge OF Boston terriers,
will Judge the match.
NEW QUARTERS
Gertrude GillleS writes US an
interesting letter concerning their
SportSmens Dog Training Club
activities.
IL am delighted 10 write YOU
about our new training quar-
tiers. Our membership il grow
ing steadily. Because We were
cramped for space We have
moved TO Memorial Hall on
Carlisle avenue. corner Nine
Mile, in Hazel Park.
THE class has grown large
enough 80 that we will split the
group and the more advanced
dogs will start &. ID. y. work.
We are particularly happy about
the regular attendance OF our
members all of which will prove
10 make our club a success.
THE local shows this fall will
have keen competition In ODE
dience trials. Our own show Ia
he held on June 20 will teach
novices the routine OF shows be-
sides stimulating interest in
preparing dogs for the ring. We
meet every Sunday morning"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23
Belmont Results

7sT RAcE-4-ysar-olds and az. :.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23

be acratcd.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-12-09

NASA SREDSTVA: Prosve-
civanje radni6ke klase II duhu
Marksizma: da su rad kapi-
tai nepomirijisi neprijateti;
organizovanje rad1ickc kiase
II jednu RevoIucionarnu Poll
tIcku ParEju IA osva jamie =
razaranje PoIiti6ke Drzaye ka-
pitaiizma; organizovanje rad
nika jednu revolucionarnu
Industrijalnu Juniju "a uzi-
mamie, drzanje kretanie syih
zcnaljskih industrial.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-12-09
Francuska.

Vesti IL Alzira go. nov.) jaw
ljaju da &c gen. Charles De Gaul-
lie dati ostavku zajedno sa svojim
Oslobodilackim Odborom, kad- Sc
Francuska oslobodi cd Hitlera j
nacista. Cetvrta Republika &c Sc
konstituisati dace Sc opSte pra-
vo glasa svima gradjanima pa i
zenskima. Ovo &c biti prvi put da
&c zenske moci da glasaju isto-
riji Francuske, ako Sc ova obeca-
MIA ostvare. Ovde Sc moze videti
jasno da De Gaulle i Geo njegoy
Oslobodilacki Odbor, ne sadrzi u
sebi nj malo radikalnosti. Ovo je
cisto burzoaska namera. Cetvrta
Republika postavice Sc ma bazu
privatnog vlasnistva. Ona &c BIZ
ii "demokratska" to samo toll
ko, koliko su interest francuske
kapitalisticke klase osigurani, i
ne wise.
Jedna vest IL Kaira javlja da
je sirijski Chamber of Deputies
(Nastavak ma 4. strani)
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-12-09
"Delenje bOgatstva".

Neki dan je odrzao govor pro-
fesor Clevelandskog College-a.
Dir. George T. Hunt, pred Cleve-
| land Association of Claim Men,
ede je napao politiku "delenja
bogatstva" nazvao je Hitlero-
| vackom. On dalie zagovarase raz-
| oruzanje Nematke pri zakljucku
rata da sc ubiraiu ratne repe-
| racije cd ME II satovima judskog
rada, mesto u novcu. Savetovao
je dalje evropskim zemljama da
poprime "oprobanu i istinsku fe-
deraciju" americkog oblika Via
davine it'd.
Professor Sc sigurno plasi Soci-
ialista da &c oni deliti bogatstvo.
Vara Sc on, Socialist nece bo-
gatstvo deliti, oni, ii. radnici &c
MEGA svega zadrzati sebi, odmah
elm sc obori kapitalizam. kapita-
listi nece dobiti niSta jer oni ga
i ne stvaraju. Oni SUI danas ii,
koji "dele" bogatstvo, tj. otimliu
ga Cd radnika svega, tada bace
nekoliko cent? radnicima obli-
ku najamnice, a ostalo dele po-
litickom drzavom da in zaSticava
Il tome otimanju cstatak oni sa-
mi rasipnim zivotom trose go
milaju ga Il svoje riznice, sto njih
eini multimilionerima, a radnici
ostaju i dalje bez ista pa jos ska
pavaju cd gladi.
Ne, gospodine profesoru, Soci-
jalisti, tt. radnicka klasa nete
deliti bogatstvo, ona &c uciniti
kraj tome "delenju.'
Uzgredno cemo reel profesoru
i to da radnicka klasa evropskih
zemalja ne treba da MEGA siusa
pa da uspostavlja "oprcbanu is
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-12-09
"Zarada" neradnika,

l poslednjih Sest meseci, zavr-
&en}h Il oktobru mesecu. Crown
Zellerbach Corporation "zaradila"
je $3.767, $500 to nakon sto ie
odra&unala odbila sve drzayne
poreze drage troSkove. 4 Keith
Albee Corporation, koja je tako-
der iZraGunala / odbila sve $50 %
n1oGlo odbiti, "zaradila" je Ia trt-
deset devet nedelja cistoga ST.
217,541,oo. i ovo je priIjCno veii-
Ia zarada "a lopova koji niSta ne
radi. Torrington Company je IA
radila "a godinu zavr$enu u iunu
takodjer aistih S6,321.265.00 Cen
trail Soya Company Inc. zgrnuTa
je svoje dze1ove "a proslu godi-
nu. zavr5enu II iunu. isto tako
5istih S1,188. 8.o13.00.
Mogli bi dalje produziti sa
redianjem iedne "a drugom hor-
poracije, koliko je koja zaradila,
njih ina mnogo. Bolie ce Bit da
kazemc to da je IL ovoj zemIii
proizvedeno bogatstva "a proSlu
godinu, zakIiucenu Il junu mese-
Gu, Il vrednosti cd S135, 000.-
10000. Zanlislite samo koiika ce-
lokupna pljaGka tn mora da bu-
de. sta kazete Ma ovo radnici?
Ear yam Sc ne die kosa zrak.
kad pomislite da pri zakljucku tie
godine vasim dzepovira Sc nj
je nalazilo nj prebijene pare, Il
sve to bogatstvo ste proizvsli Vi.
RazmiSljajte malo tome, trazi-
mo nacina kakc da Sc to dokon-
Ca, SIP &c vam pomoci IL tome.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-12-09
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