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Evening star., 1943-05-30
Knox Will Address
Annapolis Graduates
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
ANNAPOLIS, May 29.-Secretary
of the Navy Knox will deliver the
commencement address June 9 to
the graduating class of 1914, Admiral
j. r. Beardall, superintendent of
the Naval Academy, announced to-
day.
This class, consisting of approx
mately 760 midshipmen, is gradu-
atlng year ahead of schedule
under the Academy's accelerated
program.
This will be the first address to
the midshipmen by Secretary Knox
since he spoke to the early gradu-
ates in December, 1941, two weeks
after Pearl Harbor, Admiral Beard
all said.
Evening star., 1943-05-30
S. S. William Tyler Poge
Hits Ways Tomorrow
By the Associated Press.

bS Ute HSSOCldled Press.
A Liberty ship named after the
author of the Americans Creed, Will
liam Tyler Page, for years the clerk
of the House, will be launched to-
morrow at Baltimore.
The Maritime Commission an
nounced yesterday that the sponsor
OF the ship, which was built at the
Bethlehem-Fairfleld shipyard, will
be 13-year-old Joanne Cronin, Mr..
Pages granddaughter. Mr.. Page
died in October.
Evening star., 1943-05-30

presented by members of the Rock
vile troup and there will be musi-
cal program.
Memorial Day Address.
The Rev. Richard N. Edwards.
pastor of the Washington Grove
Methodist Church, will be the
speaker at the annual Memorial
Day services at Forest Oak Gene
terry, Gaithersburg, at 3 pm. to-
morrow. The Rev. James H. Haley,
pastor of Epworth Methodist Church,
Gaithersburg, and the Rev. William
T. Cover will participate in the pro-
gram. The exercises will be held
under auspices of the Forest Oak
Cemetery Association.
Evening star., 1943-05-30
Drive to Get Workers
For Conneries Planned
sy the Associated press

BY the Associated Press.
BALTIMORE, May 29.-An in
tensive Statewide campaign to re-
cruit and mobilize an estimated
10000 workers needed in Maryland's S
canneries when the food processing
season reaches its peak in August
will be launched Wednesday by the
War Manpower Commission in CO.
operation with the Farm Extension
Service.
Representatives OF civilian organ
izations, school, county and munich
pal authorities will meet on that
day in the VINO Offices here.
Evening star., 1943-05-30
Augusta Will Award
Diplomas Wednesday

FORT DEFIANCE, Va, May 90
F1ity-1our candidates for graduation
Will be awarded diplomas here We'd
nesday at final graduation exer-
clses at Augusta Military Academy
The baccalaureate sermon will be
delivered tomorrow at Old stone
Church by the Rev. DR.. E. L. Woolf of
Staunton. A full dress parade will
De held Monday, the final ball on
tuesday, with final exercises sched-
uled Wednesday.
The address to the graduating
class will be made by c. Franklin
Williamson, attorney, of Staunton-
Evening star., 1943-05-30
Mrs. Fletcher Enters
Delegate Primary
Special Dispatch to Tie Star,

special Dispatch to TIC Star.
LEESBURG, Va, May 29.-Mrs.
Nellie O. Fletcher of near Leesburg,
leader in the fight for restoration
of passenger service on the Wash
ington and Old Dominion Railroad,
today announced her candidacy for
election to the House of Delegates
from Loudoun County, subject to
the Democratic primary, August g.
Mrs. Fletcher opposes Howard C.
Rogers, who has been delegate for
two sessions Mrs. Fletcher said
she will conduct an active campaign
in the county.
Evening star., 1943-05-30
Thompson Rites Postponed
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
CLARKsBURG, Md, May 90
Funeral services for William H.
Thompson, 63, who died at his home
near here Thursday have been post
poned until early next week, it was
announced today. The rites were
scheduled for o'clock this after
noon from the funeral home of Will
liam B. Hilton, Barnesville. Mr..
Thompson is survived by son,
Woodrow Thompson, in the Army,
and brother, James H. Thompson,
Boyds.
Evening star., 1943-05-30
Training Course Set

Mrs. Reynolds Lee, All River
road. will lead the Camp Fire Girls
training course to be given by the
Montgomery County Guardians AS
sociation beginning Tuesday.
Any one interested in taking the
course should get in touch with Mrs.
William H. Winkler, Oliver O933.
Evening star., 1943-05-30
Missionary College
Graduates 49 Toniqhi
Junior Institution to
Give Diplomas to l9

DCSlCcS dllu UlplOIlldS Wl1i Uc
presented at 8 o'clock tonight to 49
graduates OF the Washington Mis-
sionary College and 19 grs duates of
Columbia Junior College at exer-
cises at Columbia Hall in Takoma
Park.
President B. G. Wilkinson will
award degrees and diplomas after
an address to the graduates by Elder
F. c. Carrier.
Degrees will be awarded to the
following graduates Of Washington
College:
Bachelor of Arts.
Brown. Doris H: Krenrich, H. W.
Buckman, w: M. Kroncke. Ruth L.
Christman. D. R. MARBLE. Alfred c.
Claytor, Fannie NJ. Metcalf. Harold E.
Correia. Robert F. Myers, Miriam L.
Daniel, Dorothy L. Nichol, Virginia M.
Davis, Herman E. Petty, Frederick c.
Dornburg. Chas. J. Pitlman, Bernice
French, Harold T. Premier, Douglas C.
Walker-Gibson. M Robbins, Donald s.
Gibson. Robert E. Schneider. E. H, jr.
Wyant-Hanson. B: Sires, Miletus
House, Marjorie v. Spangler. John r.
jackson, Anita c. Thorgeson. Claire E.
Jacques, Oliver l.. Tyson, Robert A.
Keymer, Charles I. Zettelmeyer, M. L.
odeHeiof Ol SCichce III NVISlnk EQucAt1oh.
Beauchamp, s. M. Forshee. Fern N.
Bennett, Olive M. Stoneburner, Ella NJ
Fleming, Muriel NJ.
Bachelor of Science.
Anvil. Raymond q. Crider, Franklin N.
Bisgins. Cloice H. Eastman. Wilfred w.
Boyd, De Witte T. Hadbey. Gilbert 6.
Braun, Lester E. Sprague, Marian L.
Caring, Paul Zinke, Erhardt
Columbia Junior College seniors
who will receive diplomas are:
Arts and Science.
Blasko. Dorothy Steed. Alice H.
Jack, Rose A. Tyson, Olive NJ
Mitts, Russell T Young, Myron W.
Morris, Robert C.
Bible Workers.
Fuller. Margaret L. Oldham, Helen L.
Hoffman. Heilda H. Smith Eurith
MARBLE Ruth D.
Commercial.
Allen, Eldine Sampson, Frances l..
Boley, Helen L. Thorodds, Mamma
Elementary Teacher Training.
Gardner, Lillian O. Hudak, Elizabeth
Vocational.
Salsriyer Viola n
Evening star., 1943-05-30

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-15
. SERIAL STORY
BY MORRIS MARKEY

THE STORY: This is the story of the perfect crlme"-the mur- der of Colonel Wesley Hope Mer. rlwether in the library of his Long Island estate-and of the events leading up to 1t. The Colonel, very much alive at the moment, is ct dinner with his daughter Cynthia, Fred West and his cOu- sin Anne, and Vaughan Dunbar. Dunbar is . foreign correspondent and . new acquaintance, of whom Cynthia seems particularly fond. She has turned down dates with West and with Henry Prentiss, another attentive friend, to act as hostess for this dinner party and to devote her time to Dunbar.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-15
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her face looking out across the water toward the gardens.
 T was born at San Luis Obsipo, in California, on @ big ranch there, and my mother died before I knew her. At least - I know this is a strange thing to say -- at least, that's what they told me. Isn't 1t curious that you have to depend upon somebody's account of 1t in a terribly important thing like that? Anyway, the first things I can remember were about the ranch, and Q grand old darling of @ nurse, having that kind of wonderful time only @ little child can have.
 >"Then, when was 10, just be- fore Christmas, lawyer and some other people came and said I must go of to school. to convent In the foothills of the High sierras So that's what I did. Cried my eyes out, poor me"
 She laughed, but not quite gaily Tt wasn't bad, though, when l got used to 1t. Then, when I was about 15a the Mother Superior called me to the reception room. and there, of all the people in the world, was the Colonel. The Mother Superior said, My child, this is your father, Col onel Merriwether.' And SO natur- ally started calling him Colonel Merriwether, and then just Col. onel."
 Did he take you away then?" Vaughan Dunbar asked. His voice was quiet indeed.
 1.-TWO months later. We went to San Francisco and then to Ha- waii, and I had the most mar velous time you ever heard Of in your life. And then we went to New Orleans and New York, and then we moved out here and 1t has all been like Cinderella ever since."
 "CinderellaP Yes. But - you will forgive me, cynthia - 1t Is 8 little sad, too"
 Great heavens! You haven't got the idea I'm sorry for Inyself?"
 "Impossiblel" He chuckled soft ly, and touched her hand for a moment. But tell me, where was the Colonel all those years? Say, nowl That's not the least bit of my business, is it?"
 "None whatever" She laughed. "But I began the story, didn't I? The thrilling story of a maidens life in five reels and no inter- mission.
 "The truth is, MT. Vaughan Dunbar, that I was never curious enough to ask the Colonel and he never bothered to tell me. Oh. yes he did, too. He said he had been travelling, with a great deal of important work to do, and he was sorry that his affairs had made him neglect me in such a shameful way. None of that mat tered to me, of course. I was started of in @ new world and I could have everything I wanted. A spoiled brat - that's what was, and what I am now. MT. Dunbar. you're looking smack into the face of a spoiled brat. Deplorable, isn't it?"
 "The face? I should use quite another word than deplorable.
 "You do go on so. don't you?"
 He patted her hand again. But tell me-you see, you have stirred my interest great deal--did you never hear anything more of your
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-15

mother? Who she was and where she came from and what she looked like?"
 Cynthia said, very quietly, T never heard anything of her. By the time I was old enough to ask the nurse questions. the nurse was gone. Nobodys else seemed to know anything"
 "You never made inquiries of the Colonel?"
 She shook her head. And then her tone changed sharply. "Why in the world am I telling you all this? That's what I would like to know. Oh, I see!" She was almost bitter for an instant. "The great journalist! That's what gets you the secrets of the great states
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RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-10-14
IZveStaj SenatOra Zadr'
lace iZjavu O pOsle-
ratnOj pOlitici.

Pre- kratkog vremena povratili
su Sc u Ameriku Senatori 6 njih)
koji su proputovali 10000 milja i
posetili rama bojna polja. Prosle
nedelje Senat Sjedinjenih Drzava
saslusao je njihove izvestaje u
egzekutivnom zasedanju. Prema
jednoj vesti IL Washingtona, pos
ledica tih izvestaja izgleda da &c
osnaziti opoziciju iziavi posle-
ratnoj politici, da postoji moguc-
most da &c biti izmena sadasnjoj
operaciji "Lend-lease" it'd. A ma
rocito Sc istice da izvestaj sena-
tora podvlaci da Amerika mora
uspostaviti militarne baze 20 raz-
MIN delovima sveta.
Sve to je skladu sa principom
koji je izlozen u clanku ''Lozinka
'Nacionalnih Interesa' koii Sc
pojavljuje ma drugom mestu u o.
vom broju. Kapitalisticke nacije,
ma ovom stupnju kapitalistiekog
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-10-14
Chile.

"Socijalisticka" novina "Opini-
on, pise zabrinuto posleratnom
stanju. Ona kaze da nj jedna ma
CHA nece biti zadovoljna da Sc
vrati predratno stanje.
Da sc dodje u susret politicklm,
ekonomskim i socijalnim proble-
NINA, ona urgira vecu kooperaci-
iu izmedju americkih drzava. II
problemi SUI verovatno besposlica,
kako da Sc dodje do pijaca, suzbi-
jamie strajkova pobuna, bojaz-
most cd Proleterske Revolucije
t. d.
Da bi Sc ovo sve suzbilo sta
vilo pod kontrolu, kooperacija
svih americkih zemalja je po-
trebna. Kako strahuju pred po-
mislom onoga sto iii ceka!
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-10-14
Rununska.

Novinska agencija Reuter- jaw
liza da u Rumunskoj vlada prilic-
ma groznicavost kao rezultat pri-
blizivanja Crvene Armije, koja C
tex 800 milja cd rumunske gra-
nice. Vest dalje kaze da je odrzan
iedan sastanak sa kraljem, ma ko-
jem sc odlucilo da Sc trazi povra-
tax rumunskih divizija "a svrhe
odbrane slucaju navale cd Cr-
vene Armije. Ali, premda Rumun-
ska igra ulogu vazala Hitlerove
Nemacke, rumunske politicke vo-
die oGekuju da &c i'm Saveznici
doti u pomoc spreciti rusku in
vaziju. u jednom pismu kojeg su
politicari Rumunske pOslali dix
tatoru A n o n Gu, jasno je
istaknuto naginjanje Saveznici-
ma. Znacajno je da Sc pismu ne
spominje Russia.
Rpmunska igra istu ulogu, ko-
ju igraju skoro sve male drzave,
one pOkusavaju da Sc vezu "a one
vece drzave, "a koje smatraju da
&c pobediti. Ali dok Antonescu i
rumunski politicari manevrisu "a
yeze "a Savexnicima, dotle rumun-
ski GKomunisti," kaze ista vest,
5avljaju da su spremni da izvrse
revolucUu "a obaranje Antones-
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-10-14

rasula, primorane su da brane
svoje interese ma gde Sc oni ma
lazili, poSto nema te nacionalne
granice koja je stanju da zado-
volii rastecu kapitalisticku kon-
centraciiu. Internacionalizam ka-
pitalizma postaje sve ocevidniji,
njegova gotovost da sc odrzi, pa
bilo to sa bajonetima, takodjer je
ocevidna. Ma radnicima estate ola
biraju: iii da trpe kapitalizam sa
swim njegovim posledicama, iii da
ga obOre zamene sa novim, sret-
nijim drlStvenim uredjen jem.
Mi smo "a obaranje kapitalizma
i "a uspostavu Socijalizma.
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Kako Cete vi uspOstaviti SOcijali-
Zam?

Socijalisticka Radnicka Partija ne moze US
postaviti Socijalizan. Misiia Socijalisti6ke Rad
niGke Partje jeste da pokaze put. Radnitka
klasa mora da uradi ostao.
Da bi Sc Socjalizam uspostavo, radnici
moraju organizovati skladu ekonomskim
i politickim uslovina koji postoje u America.
Prvo, oni Sc moraju organizovati politick da
traze, posredom mirnog sredstva glasovnice, da
sva sredstva "a proizvodnju bogatstya posta-
nu zaiednicko vasinistvo drustva (Odbiti pod
nasanje spora odluc veGine, automatski bi o.
bezakcnilo pohret kao zagovara6a "fizicke sle
nemra" ponzilc bi ga do nivoa konspira-
cije. Pored toga, bilo bi glupo, kao opasno
cdbiti podnasanje spora odluci vecine posto m!
imademo pravo pod Ustavom, da meniamo
nasu vladu iii da ie obormo 81 da uspostavi-
mo nova saGuvana asredstva' "a sticenie nase
dobrobiti i veselja. Dodatak Ustavu, kako
ce Lincoln, jeste mirna -"zamena" "a oruzanu
revoluciiu.)
Drugo, radnic moraju organizovati silu
da podupru glasovncu sprece pro-kapitalis
titku reakciju. Tia sla mcze biti Socijal;sticka
Industrijalnaf Juniia organizacija radnika
linjama industrije i na osnov klasne bor-
be. Sociialisticku Industrial Juniju cine
nlandatornim same cinjenice proizvodnie. Rad
nici krecu industrie cd vrha do dna Oni
raaze u jedinstvenom strateskom polozaiu "a
uZimanje industriia svoje ruke, iskljuciva-
MA karitalisticke klase "a prcduzenie prolz-
vcdnie bez prekida, tako izbegavaiuti haos ko-
il bi mace nastao. Socijalisticka Industriialna
Juniia jeste moe radnika!
konacno, SocijalistiGka Industrijalna Jul
MIA postaje okvir Industrijalne Republic RAJ
Ca koia zamenjuje kapitalisticku politicsu d.
Zavu.
To je nacin ma koii radnic, ziveci viso-
k, razviienoj kapitalistickoi repubici kao sto
su Sjedinjene Drzave, mogu uspostayit Soci-
jalizam
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|zvrtanje po|itiCke ekonomije.

zdravo radnicko pitanje, to Sc od-
nah ma nekoji nacin zamuti "a
brani iii Sc nakaradno protumaci.
q pitanjima politicke ekonomi-
ie, Americka Federacija Rada je-
ste najgora Cd svih. Kroz ceIu
svoju istoriju ona je tumacila rad
nicima da su "rad kapital bra
ca; da je "poStena plata "a pos
ten rad yrhunac postipnuca. y
mesto klasne borbe ona zagovara
i praktikuje kIasnu saradnju. Ma
svojoj konvenciji proslog septem-
bra Springfield, Illinois, Illiois-
ka Federacija Rada usyoiila je
jednu rezoluciiu, II kojoj je umet-
nuto izvrnuta misao politickoi
ekonomiii, imeno: da radna sna-
ga nije espap. Da bi ubedila svet
Il tacnost toga, ona citira zakon
Sjedinjenih Drzava, usvojen 1913.
godine, koji glasi: "radna snaga
coveka je neodeljiva cd niepove
osobe, koja niie podvrgnuta pro-
daji i kupoVini, cineci pTomenu
IL vlasnistyu, kac Sto Su espapi iii
trgovinske stvari'' s time Sc hoCe
da kaze da Sc radna snaga cove
ka ne kupuje i ne prodaje Dru-
GIN recima, radna snaga niie es-
pap prema tome "a koliko So
JCnije tice) skakanje padanje
njene Gene, pa j njene vrednosti,
ne znaci nista. Radra snaga cove
ka ne samo da jeste espap da
je podvrgnuta swim ekonomskim
zakonima kao i drugi espapi, nego
Sc nju moze odvojiti cd ljudskog
bica. Posto elm radnit pccne ra-
diti, on je poceo odvajati svoju
radnu snagu koju je prodao. Sve
tc ide nalo po malo, ali na kraju
8 iii 10 sati rada, on je svu svoju
radnu snagu istroSio i predao po-
slodavcu Il obliku proizvedene ro-
be. Tada radnik ide kuci da iede,
pije da sc odmori, t. j. ia stvo-
ri novu radnu snagu k0ju ee su-
ira prodati posIodavcu. I tako to
ide, il dana u dan. Ali svrha Illi-
nois-ke Federacije Rada niie da
radnike prosvecuje wee da III "a
glupljuje. Pravilno obavestavanje
radnika politickoj ekonomiji, cd
velo bi radnika pravilnem sve-
opStem shvatanju SocijalistiGke
znanosti pravilnom organiZova-
nju sa rezultatom, da bi kapitali-
zam bio unisten Sociializam US
postavljen. A to fekeri nefe.
Ia pravilnc obavestenie tu-
macenie politieke ekonomiie. kao
i sociologije opste, radnici Sc
moraju obratiti SocijaEstickoi
Radnitkcj Partiji.
G r
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trazi ''pobolisice" nista wise. A
te "poboljsice", kada Sc dobiiu,
brzo Sc izgube pod pritiskom eko-
nomskih zakona 0 vrednosti ce~
mama espapa. / takva bezna3elna
| organizacija neizbezno privIaCi
sebi beznacelne, nepostene liude
(1adnicke fekere), koji su sprem-
nj da cine ma sto "a svoie mate
rijalno osiguranje. Nina ie sve-
jedno da Ii izazivali Straikove ii
in sprecavali, pitanje ie ste sluzi
njihovim interesima. Kradja nov
ca IL junijskih blagajna ponavlia
Sc u sve wise sluGajeva. a naroCi-
to sc nastoji da fekeri sami sebi
odrede visoke plate. Ranije, pla-
ia predsednika c. I. O., John l..
LeWisa, bila je $4,000, toliko ie
jamacnc plata Murray-a. I to
sve dolazi sedeci, dok iuniisko
, clanstvo izdrzava golgotske pat
ME, radeci tvornicama "a led
nu, iii jednu i po hiIjadu dola-
ra Ma godinu Da je .sye drugo
dobro i ma svome mestu, sama ia
visoka plata predsednika c. |. O.
bila bi dokaz nepostenja. Ali glav-
nj zloGin c. |. O. ieste da Sc ona
slaze sa kapitalistiGkim sistemom
najamnog ropstva "a radniGku
klasu.
Americka Federacija Rada u
sustini je isto takva. TIA stare
drevna zanatska junija cak je j or
ganizovana sa svrhom da spreGa-
Va progres i organizovanje radni-
ka "a revoluciju. Ona je cd svog
postanka bila uvek reakcionarna
i po ciliu DO taktici DO samoi
strukturi. Men "cilj" niie nikada
bio nista wise nego toboznja traz-
MIA "a vecu platu, "a krace rad
no vreme it'd. Taktika joj je uveh
bila strajkovanje koje ie sve wise
romesano sa nagadjanjem pre-
govaranjem sa poslodaveima. Me
ia struktura, buduci zanatska i
zast starela, uvek je omogu-
cavala da dok jedan zanat Strai-
kuje, drugi lomi strajk. To ie
bila opsta praksa kroz menu
celu istoriju. Ona je vrIo dobro
poznata kao organizacija organi-
zovanog strajkolomstva. N IN
"prosvetna" strana tako je mra3-
Ma da bi mogla zastiditi "prosve-
tu' mantijasa. Ma njenim sedni-
CANA, progresivna rec Sc tesko
cuje, Socialist drugi napredni
radnici proganiani su IL te reak-
cionarne junije. Pokretati pitanie
radnickog oslobodjenja, ona sma-
ira "a smrtni greh. Kada Sc ipak
poiavi ma njenim sastancima neko
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-10-14
KrOZ. kap. Ameriku.
(Nastavak sa 1. strane.)

(NaStaVak Sa l. Stfane.)
narcotic vaznosti rekordOvati.
Mi Sc slazemo da su hollywood
ske slike jedno ogromno poduze-
&c specijalne propaganda. Ali mi
ne verujemo da &c Ploesser-ova
rezolucija mnogo pomoci, posto
ona ella da spreci potporu Wa
shingtona "a hollywood-ske slike.
Ploesser jamacno zaboravlja da
je Washington tex olieenje Holly
wOod-a ostalih vlasnika zemlje
j industrija. Prema tome, propa-
ganda "a specijalne svrhe kapita-