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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-25
Births

Son: To Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Vog-
Ter, Willis. April %, at Boyer Hos
pital; weight seven pounds 2h
ounces.
Son. To Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Champagne. Belicyille. April "a. at
Boyer Hospital; weight IL pounds
nine ounces.
Son: To Mr.. and Mrs. Johann
Heerspink. Willow Park April "a.
at Boyer Hospital; weight seven
pounds, nine ounces.
-
Daughter: To Mr.. and Mrs. Don
aid Roop, Willow Run Village,
April %, at Boyer Hospital, weight
seven pounds eight ounces.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-25
Willow Run Calendar
TO-DAY


Boy Scout Troop 81, 1909 p. m,
Foster School.
Arts and Crafts, IA and 10 p. m.
Willow Lodge North Recreation
Building.
Ross School Girl Scouts, $3.50 D.
m. Ross School gymnasium.
Simmonds School Girl Scouts.
$3.50 p. m, Simmonds School gym
nasium.
Girl Scouts and Brownies, As p.
m. Spencer School.
Boy Scout Troop 80, p. m,
Spencer School.
Gymnasium Activities, "a: and
1880. Willow Lodge Auditorium.
Women's Club Meeting, 1880 p.
m. 1874 Maiden Court.
Willow Run Resident Council,
1870 p. m, Recreation Trailer, Will
To- Court.
Social Dancing, p. m, Local so
Hall
Education Glass, 2:30 and 1880 p.
M, Local so Library.
War Youth Club, 1000 p. M,
Willow Run Village Community
Building
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Parents, Teachers at
Spencer Name Officers

At a short business meeting Of
the Parent Teachers Association
at the Spencer School. Monday eve
ming, officers were elected and or
ganization plans were discussed.
Newly elected officers are Alfred
Streling. president; Sydney War
rell, fathers vice president; Mrs.
Paul Crooks, mothers vice presi-
dent; Mrs. Vella Hill. teachers
vice president; Mrs. James Smith,
secretary; and Forest Afeltins,
treasurer. -.
AS the Association at the Spen-
Ger School has n, functioned ac-
lively for some time 1t was decid-
ed that the next meeting would
open a drive for membership.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-25
Two Veteran Repair
Men Being Retired

Two Ypsilanti veterans OF the
Bell Telephone repair staff have
retired this month. being past so.
Both we're born in Ypsilanti and
have been friends since they went
to primary school together. Both
entered the telephone employ IS
years ago.
Acker D.. Hodges has been with
the company 40 years continuously
and Healy Freeman has served "a
years. Mr.. Acker moved to Detroit
about 20 years ago. having been an
Inspector here. For Is years he has
cared for the telephone equipment
at the Detorit News building.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-25
Entertain Soldierk

The girls OF the Gilbert Club en-
tertained II soldiers from the Will
low Run Air Base at the Gilbert
House Sunday evening. Miss Jerry
Hawker and Miss Edna Frye were
hostesses for the evening. Chilli
con carne. crackers, cookies and
coffee were served. Singing and
dancing were the main events. The
next party will be April 30.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-25

quartette composed OF Harold
Koch. Theodore Johnson, Worth
Mallory and Don Carlson. sang In
close harmony Good Night Ladies"
ard an amusing selection, The
Bull Frog in the Pool"
A lovely picture from the long
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Rotary

CONTINUED from Page One)
general. American position in the
Southwest Pacific has been quite
reversed because OF great quantl-
ties OF equipment sent there. Yet.
he said. still more is needed.
Several visitors were present:
William A. Johnson. from Milan.
and the following from Ypsilanti,
James Burrell, Bruce Haig. Jr., d.
T. Quirk, and Donald Susterka
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Both Dog and Car
Reported Stolen

Mrs. Cecil Whitaker. Willow
Court, repo ted to police Monday
evening that her automobile had
been stolen from the Bomber
Plant parking lot that afternoon.
Her dog, a small rat terrier had
been in the car, Mrs. Whitaker
stated.
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past was the stately minuet grace
fully danced by ten past matrons
and past patrons in colonial cos
tunes. The dancers were Miss Cert
rude Murray. Mrs. d. II. Moffett,
Mrs. Deon Greene, Mrs. William
Bassett, Mrs. Paul Burrell, Luman
Seamans, D. II. Moffett, Fred Cain
Otis Lee and Kennard Poster.
The last scene the patriotic pro-
cessional, was effective with Mrs.
Lorena Petersen as the Statue OF
Liberty on a high pedestal with a
gold crown and long flowing robe,
and torch held high. Mrs. Carroll
Curtis sang "Say a Prayer" Hold
ing the American flag before the
statue was Mrs. Pauline Taylor.
Completing the patriotic ensemble
representatives OF Red Cross en-
tered and formed a large V, vii
liam Lowe as air raid warden; Mrs
Doris Bivens, war worker; Mrs
Hubert Holloway. Nurses Aid;
Mrs. Clifton Bennett, bond gallant;
Mrs. Alice Hayes. home service;
Mrs. Charles Bohn, Red Cross
Mrs. Irene Hersch. canteen work
er: Mrs. Harry Faulkner, neigh.
borhood worker: Mrs. Bert Hub
bard, gray lady; Mrs. Clifford
Schreiner, Navy Mother; Mrs.
Charles Mcclure, Mons; Mrs. W.
X. Halves. Red cross worker; Mrs.
Lenore Susterka, motor corps; Mrs.
Margaret J. Smith, blood donor;
Maureen Mott. Brownie; Jack
Bush, Boy Scout: Roberta Hub
bard, Girl Scout; Jack Mcclure,
Cub.
Closing the scene. the audience
Joined the group in singing Cod
Bless America"
The very fine program, Fifty
Years In Review was written and
directed by Mrs. Seamans. Charles
Hill was stage manager, and com
mittee chairmen assisting were
Mrs. Bower, general chairman
Kennard Poster. publicity; Mrs
Paul Ehman, favors; Mrs. Ray Bur
rell. dinner; Mrs. Seamans and
Miss Murray, programs; Mrs. Paul
Burrell. decorations; Charles Free
man, Paul Ehman and Mrs. Poster,
properties; Mrs. Holloway, trans
portation; Mrs. Otis Lee. hostess
Mrs. Harry Faulkner. attendance
Mrs. Lowe and George WILDER. ex'
officio members.
Present officers OF the Order OF
Eastern Stars are: Mrs. William
Lowe, worthy matron; George VII
bur. worthy patron: Mrs. HUBER
Holloway, associate matron; vii
liam Lowe. worthy patron: Mrs
Otis Lee, secretary; Mrs. Harry
Faulkner, treasurer; Mrs. william
c. Hayes, conductress; Mrs. Ber'
Hubbard. associate conductress
Mrs. Milton Mott. chaplain; Mrs
A. r. Peterson, marshal; Mrs. Ray
Burrell, organist; Mrs. Clifton Ben
nett. Adah; Mrs. r. D. Bevins
Ruth: Mrs. W. X. Halves. Esther
Mrs. II. II. Mcclure. Martha Mrs
Harry W. Hersch, Electa: Mrs. c
X. Bohn, varder. e. Fred Beck
sentinel: Mrs. Carroll Curtis, solo
list Mrs. Ralph Taylor. Mrs. How
ard PEBBLES. Mrs. J. p. Cooper
/ flag bearers.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Minnlss were
I in Columbus. Ohio. on business
trip over the week end.
/ Mrs. l.. G. Bradford, Benton Har
I hor - anaudfuu the naaE uyffh he
sister, Mrs. Guy G. Kennedy.
Miss Almeda Tibolt. Worthwhile
spent the week end with Mr.. ant
Mrs. F. II. Kintigh.
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YpsiLanf Briefs
To Make Restitution

Three juveniles were apprehend.
ed by officers and brought to the
police station Monday afternoon
when they were found to be the
youths who had broken approx
mately 200 window panes in the for
me- American Radiator Building,
103 n. Grove St, by throwing rocks
through the windows. The boys
were reprimanded. and after con-
sultation with their parents agreed
to make resolution for the win
dows.
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Twenty Vote

At shortly after o'clock this
afternoon only 20 residents IN the
fifth ward had voted in the alder
manic election there. Candidates,
all Republicans, are Albert Essling-
er, James Waite and Clarence San
derson. They seek to fill the one.
year vacancy created by resigna-
ton OF Alfred 7. DeOtte who moved
out OF the ward.
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In The Sick Room

Michael Fitzgerald, 73l River St.
whom police found lying on the
sidewalk at the Michigan Avenue
bridge, vas taken by ambulance to
Boyer Hospital Monday evening
when 1t was discovered he was SUI
fering from leg injury.
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Deaths
HARVEY J. sANTURE

Belleville. Mich, Apr. 25-Har.
vey J. Santure, 5ll55 Ware Rd..
passed away in the Mercy Hospital
at Monroe Monday afternoon at the
age of SO after a brief illness. He
$ born in Wayne County Sep
TENDER %, 1890. the son OF Joseph
and Evangeline Santure. For the
past years of his life he lived
on his farm in Sumpter Township.
He is survived by his wife Cath
crime; two daughters, Florence,
who is in nurses training at st.
Mary's Hospital in Detroit, and
Helen, at home, and one son, Carl.
also at home. He is also survived
by a sister, Mrs. Bertha Voyer,
NJ )nroe, a brother, Stephen San
ture, Ann Arbor. and several nieces
and nephews.
Burial services will be Thursday
morning at 10 o'clock in St. Jo-
seph Church at Whitaker with
burial in st. Joseph's Cemetery.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-25

Detroit, Apr. 25-AP-- David
Brincat. so. was convicted OF FIRST
degree murder by a recorders
court jury here yesterday in con
nection with the axe-slaying VI
his wife, Mary, last July 10. Judge
John V. Brennan set May for
sentencing.
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Marriage Announced

Capt. and Mrs. A. Frederickson.
Frankfort. announce the marriage
OF their granddaughter Miss Doro-
thy Ellen Frederickson to AfC Jer-
ry Eriksen Crosby. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Crosby, April IL at the
Lutheran Church, Wayne. AIC
Crosby has left for the reception
center at FL Paso, Texas, to await
further training. Mrs. Crosby has
returned to Frankfort to be grad
uated with her high school class
June l.
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Accused OF Larceny

A 10 year old youth living on
Madison Ave. was arrested by city
police Monday evening on a bench
warrant and turned over to the
county sherift's department. He is
accused OF larceny from an automo.
bile.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-25

Mrs. Lucille Gilbert and Mrs. Flor
ence Raymond called on Mrs. Mel
lie Sweet, Willis. Sunday, and
found her much improved in
health.
Mrs. Charles Horn, who has been
visiting Mrs. Arthur Horn and Mrs.
William Horn, returned Monday to
Belleville, where she makes her
home with her daughter, Mrs.
James Renton.
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MRS. ANNA FLEMING

Ida, Mich. Apr. 25-Mrs. Anna
Fleming. rs, Ypsilanti, died April
20 at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
D. A. Merritt. 260 Ferris Ave. She
is survived by one son. Thurlow II.
Fleming, Ypsilanti, and a grand
daughter, Mrs. Russell Yetter,
Santa Ana, Calf.
Services were today at the home
OF l. w. Strack. Interment was to
be in Dundee, Mich, old cemetery.
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Directora 10 Meet

Members Of the board OF direc-
tors OF the Board OF Commerce are
to meet this evening at 1870 at the
Board of Commerce office.
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To Meet IhursdaY

A meeting OF the board OF direc-
tors OF the Ypsilanti Community
Fund is scheduled for Thursday
evening at 1880 at the Board Of
Commerce office.
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Meetino Friday

Meeting Friday
Members OF the Community Post.
War Planning Committee are to
have a meeting Friday evening al
the office OF the Board OF Com.
merce.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-25

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Minnlss were
in Columbus, Ohio. on business
trip over the week end.
Mrs. l.. G.. Bradford, Benton Har-
Dor. is spending the week with her
sister, Mrs. Guy {. Kennedy.
Miss Almeda Tibolt. Worthwhile.
spent the week end with Mr.. and
Mrs. f. II. Kintigh.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-06-22
New Guinea

Postojeci globalni rat kfd-kad
otkriva i neke cudne stvari. Pre-
ma vestima IL Bombay-a, Indi-
ia, ma ostrvima New Guinea. ko-
ia su do ovog rata pripadala Nj
zozemskoj (HolandijD pronadje-
ma je teritorija u kojoj jedan mi
lion naroda zivl u 'skamenom do
bu".
Tai million stanovnika prebiva
u selma sagradjenim ma priml-
tivni nacin u jednoj dolini koju
opkoljavaju pustare, a koja je
duga oko stotinu milja. Kaze Sc
dale da je to Dolina, (koju ma
zivaju Waghi Dolina)" prebi-
valiste izgubjenog kamenodob-
nog naroda''.
''Oni SUI vrlo dobri poljodelci'
kaze dopisnik United Press, K.
GopalasWami, "Cleve ! a n d
Plain Dealer"-u, cd 18. juna, "zi-
veci u poljima, crvene vulkanske
zemlje koja dava zetvu u izobi-
lju u naselju rastrkanog yama
[nekakav koren koji Sc jedel, ta-
70 [takodjer nekva hranjiva bilj-
kal i krumpir. Oni SUI izmislili
cudnovat metod natopljavanja,
koji ako je grub osigurava do
voljno snabdevanje vode "a zem-
lju svakog sela..
"Biserne koruge SUI ravne nov
Gu u ovoj civilizaciji, ako niko
ne zna kako SUI te koruge dosle u
planinska utvrdjenja'.
Mozda &c Sc ucenjaci koristiti
sa ovim otkricem, studirajucl
"kolevku covecanstva" i puzev
progres kroz starodrevnu lStorl-
ju tako obogatiti nesto wise da-
nasnje znanje prastarom CO.
veku.
Ali sve jedno, mas wise intere-
suie buducnost. Kada jednog da-
ma "otkrijemo" Socijalisticko
drustvo, to &c biti daleko vece
otkrice S MIN &c Sc koristiti
naSi "kamenodobci" IL New Gui-
nea-e.
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| otpusten Fotic kao ambassador
kraljevske Wade u Washingto-
nu, oni su ga bill ostavili ma mi
ru. Ali kad je vest dosla o OF
pustanju Fotica, onda je glavna
uprava SINS uputila protestni
telegram kralju Petru. U tome
Sc telegramu istice "nepravde i
uvrede", koje su nanesene Srbi-
ma i srpstvu; ''uticaj komunis-
tickih hrvatskih ustaskih kr-
voloka" it'd, it'd.
Ovde cemo citirati jedan od-
lomak il pomenutog telegrama
kraliu Petru, il koga &c nasi ci-
taoci razumeti, kako srpski So
vinisti gledaju ma kraljevu ak
ciju u pitanju, i kako Sc osecaju
prema tome. Evo tog odlomka:
"Mi, O ovoj zemlji demokra-
CHE pratili smo koristan rad Am
basadora Fotica "a stvar Ujedi-
njenih Nacija. Sada diva najza-
sluznija Srbina u ovim teskim
danima - Mihailovic u Otadzbi-
bini i Fotic u inostranstvu =
bacaiu Sc i vredjaju, ma sramotu
Srpske Nacije i Srpskog Imena,
a ma stetu vitalnih interesa Kra-
LEVINE Jugoslavije. Oval akt
Vaseg Velicanstva vrlo rdjavo
je primljen kod svih nasih do
kazanih prijatelja u inostrans-
tvu, a specijalno u America =
gde su i General Mihailovic i
Ambassador Fotic i danas popu-
larniji cd svih vojskovodja dr.
zavnika ma koje ste Sc sa pouz-
daniem osloniti mogli."
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Srpski sovinisti cd Srpskog
Narodnog Saveza nalaze Sc u
ocajnom stanju, osobito cd kada
je kralj Peter raspustio svoju IL
beglu vladu, te poverio obrazo-
vanje move Wade bivSem banu
Hrvatske, SubaSicu. Ponudu kra-
ljevu Subasic je PRIMO u nasto-
janju da obrazuje novu jugosla-
vensku vladu. Ali prema dosa-
dasnjim vestima, on je ponudu
uslovno PRIMO, ii. da u novu
vladu nece uci Draza Mihailo-
vic kao ratni ministar, koii ie
polozaj drzao u proslim izbeg-
linn kraljevskim vladama. Doc
nije Sc doznaje da to nije bio is
kljucivi uslov subasica, pod ko-
Jim Sc PRIMO da obrazuje novu
vladu, nego je tn bio uslov da Sc
otpusti dosadasnjeg jugoslavens-
kog Ambassadors u Washingto-
nu, Konstantina Fotica.
Buduci da do danas Subasic
nije uspeo da obrazuje novu Via
du Jugoslavije, sa izuzetkom sto
je sebe imenovao pretsednikom
Wade. Prema dosadasnjim YES
TINA, on je otisao u Bari, Italia,
da pregovara sa partizanskim
vodjama u vezi sa obrazovanjem
Wade. Prema tvrdnjama "Srbo-
brana", tamo Sc (u Bari) nalazi
i glavom marsal Tito, odkada SUI
ga nacisti najurili il planinskog
mu logora.
Srpski sovinisti ovde sa ovom
akcijom kraIa Petra ozlojedjeni
su do zlaboga, ali sve dok nije
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-06-22
Kanada.

Vest liz Ottawa, Can. cd II. jul
ma javlja da SUI u provinciji Sas-
katchewan odrzani izbori ovih
dana, u kojima SUI odneli mad
mocnu pobedu ''socijalisti", kojl
prolaze pod imenom "Coopera-
tive Commonwealth Federation /.
Hvalisuci Sc sa ovom pobedom,
vodje pomenute organizacije re-
kose da je to "narodna pobeda'
i da ia pobeda "oznacava kojim
pravcem narod misi, ne samo U
Kanadi Saskatchewan nego u
mnogima ako ne u swim drugim
(Nastsvak ,na s. strani) J.
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Poplave ma sredniem
Zapadu

IL Omaha, Neb., iavlja Sc da
.Je reka Missouri razlila Sc j DO
plavila poljoprivredne predele
od Sioux City, Iowa, do St. Jo-
seph, Mo. Poplava ie nanela no
We stete Il usevina mace u
vFednosti oko sl3.0O0.0O0. Dale
Sc kaze da ie ova reka utinila
stete usevirla it'd. od 1924. do
sada "a s44,0oO000. Oval put ie
reinjen kvar ma 100000 akera
ze1nlje.
----Kas.,itali alislicka pa!lti6l1a. drza-.
va ina otkud da trosi ma mill
5arde, cak ma stotine niliiardi
colara, "a razaranja i uniStava-
MIA tekovina covecanstva liuds-
XIII ziVota, a nena otkud da IL
gradi zaStite Cd poplava, i na tai
raein da Sc ponogne farmeri-
ma, i da Sc izbegne opasnost
"a same zivote onih koii su ia
no naseljeni. Ali bice. da su ovo
vecinom sitni farmeri. oni koii
iznajmljuju farme iii su in.
mortgedzovane" "a wise nego
Sto Vrede. Prema tome, sta dr.
zava mari "a njih, ona je zapos-
lena da spasava krupni kapital
i da resava njihove probleme, /
tsko putem rata.
Socijalizam bi bio u staniu
potpuno otkloniti opasnost i
kvar Cd poplava Zato MEGA tre-
ba sto pre- ostvariti
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Mem. V.B. SD.

Nacisticka kapitalisticka kam-
panja pocela je naskoro kada je
Hitler preuzeo vlast nemacki
izvoz Rusiju opao strmoela-
vice. u pocetku tradicionalni me.
tod SUI bill upotrebljeni, ali 81.
naskoro bill zamenuti sa izniS-
ljenostima koja su izazvala zavi-
javanje besnila IL anglo-ameriC-
kin trgovackih logora. Jos, ka-
pitalisti Velike Britanije Ame-
rike potpuno SUI razumeli eko-
nomski pritisak koii je nagnao
nemacki kapitalizam da probiia
"njihovu" pijacu. Pred IS. kon-
vencijom Nacionalne Strane IT,
govine 1888, Edgar w. Smith,
Podpredsednik General Motors
Overseas korporacije, rekao ie:
"Promotrimo :. zaSto ie to da
je oval novi oblik utakmice upo-
trebljen Lrotiv mas, i Sta Sc to-
mu moze uciniti. Ocito ie ola
postojese totalitarijanske drzave
ne cine njihova sadasnja zrtvo-
vanja - jer to SUI u stvarnosti
zrtvo.vanja = cato sto oni hoce
da to cine, nego radje "a to STD
oni moraju to ciniti Sa nasim
sopstvenim pijacama zatvorenin
"a njih, njihovi napori da probiju
neutralne predele kao ste je Ia
tinska Amerika po nuznosti su
uvecani."
Gospodin Smith ie verovao da,
ako bi americka domaca pijaca
bila otvorena proizvodima tota-
litariianskih drzava, pritisak na
latinsko americku pijacu bio bi
olakSan. Umesto, kao sto mi zna-
mo, saglasnosti sa administra-
cijskim progran1om da sc ''kva-
rantiraju" agresorske naciie, po-I
duzeti su koraci koji prakticno
iskljuciSe nemacke proizvode
Pod moci koja mu je data cd
(Nastavak ma 3. strani)
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bojnom polju, ali bi rezultat j.
pax bio jos vece razaranje ma
frontu, u gradovima i tvornica-
ma povecano ubijanje kod ku-
ce u tim robotskim napadima.
Robotski nacin ratovania nebi
doneo olaksicu, vec bi ucinio ra-
tovanje jos i razornijim smrto-
nosnijim.
Pa ipak, mozda &c pojava ro-
bota dobro doci "a drustveni pro-
gres, premda oni nece koristiti
radnicima, cak ce i'm stetiti, pod
kapitalizmom. Ali tai progress i
stvarna korist Cd robota doslo bi
tex u Socijalistickom poretku.
Pod kapitalizmom oni &c sluziti
samo zlu, razaranju ubijanju.
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Rudari sc "saglasiIi" "a
nOVl ugOVOr .

Ma konvenciji tri !istrikta
Hazleton. Pa, na Is. juna, dele
gait Ujedinjenih Rudarskih Rad
nika Amerike, odglasaSe u ko-
rist novog ugovora, 335 "a. Is
protiv. Ugovor zahvata radne u
slove najamnicu 10000 rudara,
koji &c vrediti do aprila 1945.
''Ugovor kroz visu osnovnu
ratu, rad "a petnaest minuta
lunch perioda, platu "a otsus-
tva i druge provizije, dale po-
visicu najamnice malo wise od
$1.00 ma dan Drugim reGima,
povisica niie nikakva dobita.
"Povisica" je tex "a onih IS mi
nuta rada ma lunch periodu,
i one ''druge provizije", sto je
verovatno plata i po "a preko-
vremeni rad, rad nedellom
drugo. U kratko, rudari su do
bill ''povisicu' samo toliko koli-
ko budu wise radili.
Sam Lewis je odrzao vrlo tu-
zan govor o ovoj rudarskoj "po-
bedi'', u kojem je rekao:
"Mi smo dobili sve Sto Sc mo-
ze dobiti. Wise niSta nema. Dr.
zava je progovorila. Pod oprav-
davanjem ratnih nuznosti stva-
ri Sc mogu ciniti cd Wade koje
Sc ne mogu ciniti vreme mira
A u vreme mira ekonomski SUI
zakoni protiv radnika, posla ma
(Nastavak ma 8. stranD
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-06-22
Interesuje in trgovina a
ne oslObodjenje

Sadasnja invazija evropskoe
kontinenta izgleda nekima, da sc
vrSi u korist ''oslobodjenia" ma
cija ispod nacistcke tiranije. Nj
je tako kod americkih kapitalis-
ia trgovaca. New York Times
izvestava da ''progres invaziie
potpaliuje made "a obnavljanle
trgovine sa oslobodienim pre-
delima".
Edward A. Morrow, u pomc-
nutoj novini. kaze:
"Okurazeni uspehom saveznic-
ke invazije usvajanjer u Sc
natu odredbe Cd S300,000.000 "a
Pomoc i Obnovu Ujedinjenih
Nacija [UNRRAl izvozaci su
prosle nedelje skrenili svoju paz-
nju ma metode pc kojima &c pri-
vatna strana trgovina biti po-
vracena u oslobodjenim prede-
lima.
l ako je NADIA nrsava, da ii
"oslobodjeni'' narodi mogu ista
kupovati il razloga sto je n,iito-
va ekonomiia ratom zapl1Stena,
disorganizovana i topovina, ten
kovima, zrakoplovima it'd, unis-
tena, izvozaci ipak imadu made
u trgovinu tim narodima. Oni
Sc oslanjaju ma druge dve stva-
ri. Jedna Cd tih stvall jeste u
onome 5O,OO0O.O0O, sto su O.
badve Kuce odobrile kao ar,e-
ricki udeo u fondu UNRRA Cd
jedan posto proizvedenog bo-
gatstva owe zemlje "a proslu 60
dinu, zalogaj ma koji Sc nasi "a
mericki izvozaci smeSe; druga
stvar je ako je "oslobodjenih
nacija ''kredit dobar". Sto znaci
ako americka drzava garantaje
da &c izvozacima "polnoei" Ke..
lektovati tai "kredit" II nedale-
koj buducnosti, ne Gin; razliku
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-06-22

Tako, dok je tn bio mamie o.
padanje u americkom .delu" iz-
medju 1913. i 1896. porast u 60
dinama izravno predhodecim
Svetskom Ratu br. II bio je zna-
tan. Britannia, u drugu ruku, pre-
trpila je znatan gubitak u ce-
lom periodu omsnji gubitak u
poslednjim godinama Nemacki
kapitalizam Sc pomicao napred
Cd 1886. do 1888 ali je zaostao u
celom periodu.
Borba "a trgouinu u ldtinskoj
Americi.
Gde su Amerika Velika Bri-
tanija gubile zemljiste, to je bilo
ma latinsko americkim piiacama
Poprecno, jedna trecina izvoza
S. D. odlazi u latinsko ameriGke
nacije. Zaista, ova fdlaea ie tako
vazna "a ameri6ki kapitalizan
da najmanji poremecaj tamo
oseti Sc u dvadesetinama indus
triia, odrazi Sc Il upropascuju-
cim zatvaraniima otpustanji
ma. to je bilo Il ovim latinsko
americkim pijacama gde su to-
talitarijanski trgovacki metodi
nemackog kapitalizma susretali
veliku M cru uspeha. Sledece
cifre, iznasajuci udeo latinslso a.
mericke place svake Cd triiu
predvodecih izvozackih naci il,
otkrivaju nacistlcki napredak u
ovim predelima: