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RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-06-22

| D.
jana koje su do sad odrzavane
i koje Sc j sada odrzavaju Jos
&c Sc odrzavati, "planiralo' Sc
ma razne nacine kako da Sc spre-
ci neminovna besposlica, koju
vec svako predvidja "a poslerat-
nj kapitalizam. Kapitalisticka
klasa je narcotic zabrinuta "a
takozvani period spreinacivanja"
industrije il ratne u nirnodobnu
proizvodnju. Ova je zabrinutost
postala jos i jaca Cd kada Sc od-
igrao "stay in" insidenat 20. ma
ia kod Brewster korporacije. Ka-
pitalisti Sc phase, da ako bi do
takva nesto doslo ma kraju rata
u celoj americkoj industriji, da
bi to moglo odvesti "opasnom"
stanju. Mogli bi radnici doci do
ideje da "ostanu unutra" stalno.
Pa ipak sva planiranja koja su
do sada vrSena, ako Sc DO obi
ku razlikuju iedna cd drugih.
svode Sc sva ma jednu "osnovu", J,
osnovu koja ne resava problem.
Ta osnova je da &c potrebe pro-
dukata resiti pitanie besposlice
Racuni Sc u napred iznasaju,
koliko &c nam trebati automobi-
la, koliko masina "a pranje ode
la, lednica, masina "a ciscenie
"karpeta", traktora druge polio
privredne masinerije, koliko ode
la, parobroda, zrakoplova, sta
nova drugih zgrada it'd, u bes-
konacnost. / posto &c postojati
potreba "a sve te pomenute i jos
mnoge ne pomenute stvari, bes-
poslica &c biti resena ne samo
"a vreme 'preinacivanja" indus
trije nego i "a cello posleratno
vren,e. Narcotic Sc naglasava po-
treba "a stanove, koji Sc nisu
mogli u dovoljnoj kolicini gra-
diti "a vreme rata, radi manjka-
MIA materijala, radnika it'd. U
Boston, Mass, odrzala Sc konfe-
rencija Gradjevinarskih Zvanic-
nika Amerike, koja je zavrsila
svoja "planiranja" i konferisa-
MIA Is. juna, ma kojoj SUI ucestva-
vail razni strucnjaci, artlitekti,-
inzineri, gradjevinari i tvornica-
ri. New York Times cd Is. jul
Ia izvestava da je "izracunato Cd
raznih govornika da negde cd
pet do sedamnaest nilijardi do
lara gradjevinarskoj vrednosti
godisnje bice zapoceto odmah, da
Sc dade rada povracaiucim VOL
nicina i mornarima i otpustenir
ratnim radnicima u kriticnoj pr
vol godini posle rata, kada Sc
problem posleratne besposlice O.
cekuje da &c biti najgori''.
U gradu New Yorku, odrzan
je GA. juna) "dvadeset osni
godisnji sastanak National IN
dustrijal Conference Board u no.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-06-22

"usliivim" ugovorima "uslji-
vim" vodjama.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-19

unalterable, it just appears to be unpredictable
There is woman serving a life sentence in
San Quentin prison today who, feel certain, is
there as the murderer of two men because Of
plastic corrections made 10 remove traces of old
injuries TO her face.
And, again, there is happy young wife and
mother who first brought TO me as juvenile
delinquent of the worst type. sympathetic social
worker OWNED that the girls sheer ugliness,
caused by monstrous nose and a recedng chin,
had driven her into defiance of all law and order.
Plastic corrections were made, the girl left
my office a comely young woman. But the change
was inner well as outer. For the first time
in her life she not laughing-stock, for the
first time she friendly terms with the world.
She got a Job, led a model life, and eventually
married of her fellow workers.
CONVINCED as am that ones face and ones
- fate are ineXtricably intertwined, / would-if
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-19

were a social WoTker-ad-
wise plastic corrections
early in life for boys and
girls with crossed eyes.
misshaped noses and chins,
or ears Tapping at right
angles TO the head.
In this day and age, IL
children's teeth need
Strengthening, parents see
TO il at once. 1t is my flat
prediction that within rel.
atively few years, parents
will correct other physical
deformities as automati-
cally as they now call In
the dentist 10 give atten-
ton TO Juniors malformed
bicuspids.
1t is only within COM
paratively recent years
that mankind has begun
TO correct such tragic con-
genital defects as harelips
and cleft palates. So, II is
devoutly TO be hoped that
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-19

other irregularities will receive universal at
tention When this comes to pass, two-thirds of the
worlds neuroses will be cleared up overnight.
Only the plastic surgeon and the psychiatrist
know how many of the formers patients are sent
TO him by the latter Or how small a facial
defect so readily cured by plastic surgery, can
cause how great and agonizing neurotc fixation.
The old legend that plastic surgery consists
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-19

and b CO m g
happy, loving,
h o m e keeping
creatures.
But In Alice's
| case, the result
was ex &C I ly
the oppo 81 te.
PLASTIC corTcc-
| tons reused the
drom onaniac
pull S @ s In
| her and she Is
S till, literally
and figurative-
|ly, run n n g
at large.
| The physical
risk in plastic
S u rgery is
slight. But the
p y C biological
risks are enor-
nous. And that
Is why / con-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-19

we can't seem 10 avoid Them Only recenlI.I DUl
a new left for infantryman who had ost III ,
in jeep accident in Sicily!
WAR is once more placing dramatic spotlgh
w on plastic surgery In all truth and reVcrenc~ %,
such surgery is a godsend today Thanks to IL,
men who in previous would have been doorne
TO terrifying Disagreement will walk the street
Of their home towns with fair faces upon whic1
their little worlds can look with pleasure.
Out of this war will come no pathetic half men
with faces so disfgured they take refuge in suicid,
or insanity, cover from the daylight only &c
90 furtivey abroad at night The best physician
in the world cannot grow new arm or leg, but
an expert plastic surgeon can and does grow
or build new faces constantly.
have just completed the removal Of little
scar tissue from the cheek and throat Of an
American pilot recently. discharged from the Raj.
after serious injuries sustained in bomber crash
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-19

THE inside story of the plastic surgeons prse-
! tice goes far beyond the popular conception
that this type of science is confined primarily TO
face-lifting and the removal correction Of OBJ
viously unwanted defects. The physical result of
a plastic operation can be forecast fairly &C
eurately-but the psychological effect upon the
- sformed patient often is startling.
In these stories-written by plastic surgeon
who wishes TO maintain his anonymity-The
American Weekly presents the psychological
angle of plastic surgery. 1t tells how the lives,
the transformation into their new" selves, fire.
quently with startling results.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-19

tend that the plastic surgeon inevitably plays with
destiny and with dynamite-both of which are
|unpredictabIe.
1t is ancient axiom that the leopard cannot
change its spots; that every human life Is cast
bin its unchangng mold. And yet, after
quarter of century plastic surgeon, /
bot sure. l only certain @hst destiny is not
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-19

IanQlng. lie was sent 10
me by the man for whom
he works, a commercial
photographer with several
fat advertising accounts.
Bill, the exploit, is one
of the handsomeSt men l
have ever seen, with a
physique made 10 carry
the kind of clothes pic
tured in mems fashion
magazines and the more
expensive whisky ads. He
readily earns $3.50 a week
as a fashion model, and
will be able TO continue 10,
even after he has become
totally blind.
For Bill is slowly going
blind, and there is nothing
that surgery or medicine
can do for his eyes. But 1
could fix Bills face and in
sure him a living as long
as he retains his physique.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-19

surely hold out until I've finished studying law"
Bill grinned the other day. "And in the meantime,
my wife, my baby and / all eating"
Furthermore, have just built a new nose Ter
Tommy, a Marine. But that is another story.
Next week, the author of this article will tell
Of the origin of plastic surgery among the Hndus,
$500 years ago.
THE AMERICAN WEEKLY 10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-19

vestge OF the life associated with her old face.
~2sychiatrists recognize that physical defects
az Hoften the of dromomania in women.
Often slight facial popularity will set women 10
wandering over the face of the earth, and often
plastic correction will cause them 10 settle down
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-19

of "faee-lifting," to rejuvenate aging actresses,
professional beauties and silly society women,
dies hard. Certainly, every plastic surgeon
does a certain amount of that work, but II Is
negligible compared with the vast bulk of any
plastic surgeons practice, which is with con-
genital defects, with the victims of auto and
industrial accidents and with men and women
in economic as Wen as military warfare.
Plastic work has been done on Lady Diana
Manners, the Duchess of Rutland, Peaches
Browning and many others. But the vast ma
jority of such patients wouldn't be known in
any district ten miles from home.
Plastic surgery is one of medicines Oldest
practices and one of its newest arts. II stems
from antiquity. It's history is long and hon
orable. But in the first IA years OF the 2Oth
century, it has made more progress than in
all its previous $500 years put together.
Mans sad capacity to destroy himself has
brought plastic surgery into its own in our
time. Two devastating World Wars within Is
years have rushed such surgery TO maturity.
But another facet of the Goth century -gaso-
line and the motor ar-has forccd elastic
surgery to perfect itself a hundred ~rotd.
The automobile, the symbol OF t'-ls ere,
accounts for an annual casualty list IL thu
country that exceeds our casualties - World
War 1 and, to date, in World War u.
Sometimes, in despair, am pro.4e tc think
that Americans have congenital Stu 1ctioI
for auto accidents. Even in war and va -Ole
Nogales international., 1944-08-11
The End Approaches

The end Of the in Europe is near-how
events of the next few days will disclose. It is
longer necessary to the public that long, hard
battles lie ahead. The war in Europe has been won.
All that remains is for Germany to throw in the
towel
Precisely what happened in Germany the 60
ing got too rough, with Allied armies defeating the
Nazi forces ON all battlefields and huge loads of
bombs rocking the fatherland, will never be known
in every detail. There will be as many versions of
events in Germany today there We're of the Rus
sian revolution Of 1917 following that nternecine war
which resulted in victory for bolshevism.
Hitler is licked Germany is licked but the krauts
are twisting and squirming because they do not like
to take the medicine of unconditional surrender
Whether Hitler will commit suicide or attempt to-
flee to japan is the subject Of much speculation.
Nogales international., 1944-08-11
Marty Loughman's S
Weekly Letter
Continued from Page One)


Ant about finding snakes in your
bed, Memo, that's nuthin. I Just
got back from train trip and when
I went to sleep Cor tried to- in the
Pullman, saw horde of things
that looked like potato bugs. But
I'm an old potato man and these
were definitely not potato bugs.
told my missus about it when I
got back and was so damn mad
I said, I'm gonna write a hot
letter to the president of that rail-
road about that etc.
And she seZ, Don't waste your
time. They won't pay any atten-
ton to you"
But I wrote the letter. And was
I surprised and swelled up a few
days later when I got an answer
back from the president of the road
I opened the envelope and read the
letter. 1t said, 1--WE appreciate your
calling our attention to this matter
and rest assured this condition will
be corrected immediately
I was just about to put the letter
back in the envelope when piece
of paper fell out of the envelope 1t
was one of those office memoranda,
and it said, CLERK, send this crabby
old son-of-a-blank copy OF our
bed-bug letter"-end quote-end my
kick.
I have been away from Nogales
for over a month, so don't know
much what's doing there. Went
into your old place of employment
the day before I left and there was
one of the hot tomato men there
doing some indoor paratrooping.
You know, ceiling zero, visibility
poor.
He sez to Johnny Govorko at the
bar, Gimme ten Manhattan cock
tails all at once"
So Johnny made up the ten cock
tails and set them on the bar. The
guy proceeded to drink them, and
after he drank each one he would
pick up the cocktail glass and chew
the top off it, throw the stem away
and then pick up the next one,
drink it, chew the top of the glass,
then throw the stem away.
I Sez to Johnny: THAT guy must
be nuts, chewing the top of those
glasses"
Johnny sez, "Sure he's nuts. He's
throwing away the best eatin' part,
the stems"
So you see what's happened since
you left.
Best regards,
MARTY.
Nogales international., 1944-08-11

"Our government encourages
home ownership as means to bet.
ter citizenship. and has set up some
fine agencies to help increase the
number of citizens who have a
stake in their communities, their
counties, their states and. indeed.
the whole nation.
Every added burden put upon
home owners is a Encouragement
to homecoming"
In order to right the wrong,
Hartley urged home owners
throughout the country to write
their Congressman urging enact
ment of the measure, (H.R. 38S6)
which is now before the House
Ways and Means Committee.
Nogales international., 1944-08-11
MSWI!!EK
Mk 4 ~
CONTINUED from Page Five,

CONTINUED from Page Five)
in Nogales.
AHH#h##hA
1t. Gene Hammond of Marahs
spent this week in Nogales, CUES
in the home of Mr. and Mrs. H2r%
Karns, visiting his fiancee. Mic~
jeanne Cumming.
H*k####*#
j. Alden Milliken was here brief
ly the first of the week before
leaving Wednesday for Phoeni.
where he is undergoing medic:
treatment.
Nogales international., 1944-08-11

Thus the home owner whose
family occupies the premises, and
who plans on giving his family
roots in neighborhood is unfairly
penalized, Representative Hartley
points out in the August issue of
House Beautiful magazine.
Expressing confidence his meas
ure will be enacted into law. Hart
ley declared that every Congress
man with whom he has discussed
the matter has agreed the dis
elimination against the resident
home owner is unfair.
"Most students of real estate tax
alton believe the regulation is an
oversight. pure and simple, in the
original law" he said "It just
never has been corrected because
nobody thought enough about it.
Nogales international., 1944-08-11
Roosevelt For Victory And Peace

Franklin DelanO Roosevelt renOmlnated by the
Democratic party for fourth term, than that
partys nominee He bears the standard of the Amer
ican people. He is the candidate of the United
Nations. He speaks for the conscience Of mankind.
Four years ago fascism like an evil dream had
blighted half the world. Today it crumbles before
armed might of aroused civilization The times
call for greatness-a greatness of heart, of will, Of
leadership, that will deal the death blow to fascism
and build upon it's ruins world society of peace and
progress.
For Americas part in this crusade, destiny has
supplied President who measures up to its great
ness The Chicago convention last month acknowl-
edged that destiny the people will acknowledge it
in November.
Mr. Roosevelt came to the presidency in a time
Of acute national Distress He brought to the office
rare combination of moral courage intellectual fex
ibility, political skill, and devotion to the common
welfare.
AS he led the nation in it's struggle with the
cumulative crisis of sick society," he grew and devel
oped. The privileged had wished him to bail them out
Of their trouble and quietly depart With constant
y broadening grasp OF the ills afflictlng industrial
civilization, he insisted upon reform.
True he made mistakes. But 1t was not for these
that the privileged came to hate him. They could for
give his errors, his successes. So they called
him dictator" But the people knew whose cham
pion he was.
The pelils of economic dislocation at home had
not yet been sUrmounted when the new peril of fas
cism emerged abroad. Here again. clamorous forces
sought to deny the menace, to ignore it. to appease
it, to compromise with it, Mr.. Roosevelt led the COM
mon sense Of the country in preparing against the
coming assault and in Strengthening nations already
involved in mortal combat with fascisn. They called
him "war-monger, his enemies But the people knew
whose champion he was.
And since the people did know, they elected him
to serve longer than any other President had served
NOT because they thought him, any other man.
indispensable" but simply because they had made
an investment in wise and trained leadership which
they declined to dSsipate at time of national crisis
Today the investment has trebled in value. Mr..
RoOsevelts reelection is vital to the future Of the
country and of the world is vital for the contin
ty Of civilian military leadership which alone can
bring us the speediest total victory vital for the
maintenance of that United Nations solidarity so
painfully achieved under the Presidents leadership,
which alone secure the peace; vital for the con-
version Of mighty military engine into peacetime
economy of full employment and social justice.
No ordinary political campaign lies ahead. The
choice lies between greatness and the lack of great
ness; between total and partial victory; between the
future and the past For greatness for total victory
for better future the people will elect Franklin
Deano Roosevelt the instrument of their collective
will.
Nogales international., 1944-08-11
Want Ads

FOR SALE: Four Groom apart
ments. Two need some repair.
Josephine Burley, 1896 Grand Ave.
FOR SALE: Victor adding ma
chine, perfect condition. 1874 Bost-
wick after Z pm.
WE BUY - Used clothes, suit
cases.. purses, etc. ia Crawford St.,
Nogales. (tf)
Nogales international., 1944-08-11
Tax Refund Due Home Owners
Under Proposed Amendment

Washington D. c. (Special)More than 49, 10000 home
owners who dwell in the homes they would receive over
S31 900 allowances each year under the
terms of bill which has been introduced by representative
Fred A. Hartley of New Jersey.
Because of hitherto overlooked inequty in the Federal
laws home who rents his dwelling may deduct
from his gross his Federal income tax return sum
equal to three per the value of his house for depreciation
while resident home is allowed such deduction
Nogales international., 1944-08-11

Over the top in Italy! One more
ridge, one more mile on the road
to Berlin.
AS in victorious military cam
paigns, people on the home front
must sacrifice to provide all the
sinews of war. One Of these is the
regular purchase of War Bonds.
U. S. Treasury Department
Nogales international., 1944-08-11
PAGE SIX

two cars bottled beer each week
bar, owned by Chicago colored in
terests, contains panels and each
has South Pacific picture painted
by prominent colored artist the
amusement company building was
erected at a cost of $4,000 in
addition to bar it has lunch cOun-
ter, restaurant and a dormitory for
colored officers.
Heavy layer of mud on Morley
avenue following Mondays heavy
doWnpour.
Texas Consul r. H. Bibolet wear
ing coat in August ditto for
Warren Sudduth, Jimmy Robins,
and Mayor Louis Hudgin.
Arda Mary Wilson receiving
cake on her eighth birthday We'd
nesday.
Nogales international., 1944-08-11

Harry Stevens unable to get
across river in the Tubac district
Tuesday account flood waters.
Fry Amusement Company 80x125
foot bar near Fort Huachuca said
to be largest consumer of beer west
of the Mississippi river about
1000 kegs of Pabst Blue Ribbon and
Ad-daleel., 1944-10-11

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-23
. You bare to ~ II to beiiefe II!

YOR bare TO fyy n 10 6eIfete II!
The New Softasilk Method, developed
by the Betty Croker staff, IS not only the
speedieSt, easiest way of mixing cakes
you ever heard Gifts the Surest way to-.
Tasfier, more delicious cakeG Cake5 that
keep longer! Cakes that iei,l )0H ueip by4nel
"Only one Caution" says Betty
Croker, Don't try this New SoftasiIk
Method in any old recipe or with any
ordinary tough-gluten flour. It won't
work. You'll get tough cake. But not with
Softasilk.
ITS the specially tender gluten in
Softasilk Cake Flour--Rluten that Just
can't tougher up in mixing that makes
this new method possible
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-23

The New Dwarf" Star
That Was Discovered by
the Sharp Eyed Indiana
Scientist Is Winning Many
a Celestial FOotrace with
the Giants of the Milky
Way by Travelling at a
Speed of 155 Miles
n Second.
In all Astronomical history,
only about half a dozen stars
with known velocitics exceed
ing 155 miles per second have
been reported by the men
who study the heavens
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-23

Sof'osIk itself hos nor ehonged. It's the same
wonderful cake -four with the same baking
Characteristic as always Use 20 as always
IN your flNorItc old recipes. BUT do try these
exciting New SoftaSilk Method ones. There
are q with the Sof,aSilk pack gc. Get pack.
age today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-23

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bercd that this cannon.ball of
the skies is doing its fast
footWoyK I'm the MILKY WAY
whore everything is on the
move at a terrific pace.
Most stars and there arc
thousands OF millions of them
within the luminous band of
the Milky WAY. zoOm along
at about 100 miles per sec.
onG so the newly studied
spccdSter appcars TO be some
thinu of q cbaunion
Although the celestial
bodies rocket through the
heavens AT breakncck speeds.
their movements. cXccrs with
the aid of powerful tele-
scopes. are not pcrcoptible
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