davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-18
Freedom Denied
Owner Of Dog

Traffic Judge Murphy today re-
jected a plea for the immediate
release of George Arb, "A, who
was sentenced to 30 days in Jail
because he refused 10 get rid Of
hts dog, which neighbors said had
barked all night for two years.
Murphy. however, told Arb's at
torney that he might free Arb in
a day or so, provided the dog was
sent TO Arb'S relatives in Ken
lucky. Murphy also pointed out,
refusing te-EalaaSa-AEh- today
that there were two traffic
tickets pending against him.
Since Arb was sent to Jail, the
dog has been hit by an automobile
and injured seriously.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-18
Aroma of Pork
Shifted in Sales

WASHINGTON. Aug. Is eTNs1
Assistant Atty. Gen. Norman NJ,
Littell today called surplus war
property disposal 'the greatest
potential hattcEin- history
Littell protested before the
Senate national defense commit
r65-r formerly ttTr iffATUUTdU CON-.
mittec-againSt War Property Ad-
mnisrratOr CiaytOn's turning over
farm land disposal 10 the Recon
Struction Finance Corp.
He opposed the Reconstruction
nance Corp. policy OF selling
through brokers, asserting that
the brokers' natural customer is
the man with money" and that
the hInknr i Interested IN GET
ttiHEE high values and Het IN 10
Clal policies Of seeing that vet
Grams and small farmers get
preference
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-18

Maj. Gen. Curtis f. Le-
may, 81, of Columbus, o.,
new chief of the 10Th
Bomber Command that has
been devastating the Japa-
nese mainland with B-29
raids. He succeeds Brig.
Gen. Kenneth i. Wolfe,
who was named head of the
Army Air Forces materiel
section at Wright Field, o.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-18

The Detroit Times has far moro
nationally famous features than
any nther Detroit ncwsnaner.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-18
Mother Beats
Boy for Nap
Time. staff Correspondent

COLDWATER, Aug. 18-A
mother, 33, is in Jail today for
beating her son, -, with d belt
because she found him asleep on
a neighbor's lawn when she re-
turned at midnight from her war
job.
Her husband is in the same Jail,
also serving IS days. because he
drove a car after his license had
-baen-EeVnkcd- "a penalty for
drunk driving two wears ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-18
COULDN'T SLEEP INSIDE

After putting his three sisters,
7. 4 and 6-months-old. 10 bed.
Fred went outside TO sleep be-
cause il was cooler. he told the
court.
When his mother found him,
she was so furious she began lash
ing HIM, he said
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-18
MARRIED, JAILED THEM

Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Dele
baugh were jailed by Justice Irv-
ing l.. Stansell. the man who per-
formed tt1e1r wedding ceremony a
year ago.
The boy, Fred Dill. whose back,
police said was covered with
weltS, was one Of four children
by a former marriage. 1t was his
job 10 care for the younger chill
dren, while his mother worked in
a Battle Creek war plant.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-11-16
Gasoline Tax Revenue Increases

SACRAMENTO. Nov. 16. CUP)-
The State Board of Equalization
announced Thursday that Septem-
Der was the first month since
April that gasoline tax assessments
were higher than they were in a
comparable 1943 mCnth.
The September assessment was
for $4,273,759, which was $134.047
more than in September 1943, and
represented gain of 324 per cent,
the boaro said.
August cclections were 96 per
cent under August, 1913.
Total 1914 revenue from the gas
oline tax is $660,000 below collec-
tions during the first nine months
of last year. and S10,359,419 less
than was realized from the same
source from January l to Septem-
Der 80 of 1941, the board added.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-11-16
!O-30 Club Eyes
EDUCATION Meet

Discussion CT the coming educa-
onal meeting to be htld in Los
ingeles December 2 and was the
ain business at the 2u-30 club
leeting Wednesday night at the
Ialifornia hotel.
President Ray Higeinbotham pre-
.lded and told members about the
leeting, which will be held at the
.Efks Club in Los Angeles, and in
clude interesting programs as well
as golf, bowling, swimming and
other sports. A number of LEGAL
members and their wives have al
ready bought tickets and plan to
attend, he said.
The group also planned for a
charity dance to be given Decem-
her 80 at the Veterans Hall. The
TX by Rudolph Miller originally
tanned was cancelled when Mr..
tiller could not attend because of
sin
Imperial Valley press., 1944-11-16
NEW BOOKS

Fiction Some of My Best
Friends Are Soldiers" by Margaret
Halsey; THE Running NJ" by w. D.
Hoffman; Rusty Guns" by Bliss
Lomax; False Alarm by Manning
Long; Keepers of the Faith" by
Emile Loring: "Alibi fer Isabel" by
Mary Robert Rinehart; THE Lady,
rinth," by Cecil Roberts; Forever
Amber" by Kathleen Winsor.
Non Fiction - I'm and Out of
Court by Francis x. Busch; "State
cf the Nation by John Dos Passos;
"A Political Handbook for Women, -
by Eve Garrette; Take Them Up
Ttnderly," by Margaret Case Harri-
man; "Lihtning in the Sky" by
man Lightning in the Sky" by
Waltz Nash; Your Daddy Did Not
Die" py Daniel Polirg.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-11-16

ROME. Nov 16 CUP1-British
troops, pushing a three-pronged
drive along the Bologna highway
west from Porli, have advanced to
within less than five miles of Faen-
"a against stiff enemy resistance, it
was announced Thursday
The Germans we're using tanks
and propelled guns in support
of their troops as the Eighth army
drive neared Faenza, a key commu-
nications point on the highway 80
miles east of Bologna.
A communique said the British
moving northwest of Forli had
reached the Montone river on a
broad front, while the troops below
the Bologna highway captured sew
elal features, including Petrignone.
a mile north Of Mount Poggiolo
Polish troops aSc improved their
Imperial Valley press., 1944-11-16
Japan's Premier
Sees Last Move
To Force Terms

CHUNGKING, Nov. l6. (UP)-
Private reports from sources inside
Japan said Wednesday that Premier
Kuniaki Koiso has warned leading
industrialists that the battle of the
Philippines probably represents ia
pans last opportunity to obtain
terms more favorable than uncon-
diticnal surrender
These reports claimed the Japa-
nese government has begun prepar-
ing influential segments of the pub
lie for eventual defeat, streSSing
that resistance in the Philippines
must be prolonged and as bitter as
possible to win the best possible
peace terms.
VIEWS OUTLOOK
Koiso, according to the reports,
discussed Japan's situation frankly
with industrialistS at Osaka on Oc-
tooer 80. He repeatedly told them
they must bend every effort to make
the Philippines campaign SO long
and so costly that the United States
and Great Britain would consider
terms enabling Japan to salvage
something from her years of con-
quest in the Far East.
Underlying Koiso's warning was
said to be growing encouragement
in Japan's better-informed quarters,
and mounting sentiment for an at
tempt to find solution of Japan's
critical situation short of final, total
defeat.
The Philippines campaign has
brought this matter to the point OF
extreme urgency because CT the
threat it offers to Japan's war and
domestic economy. A powerful land
based United States air force astride
the Philippines would deny to Japan
raw materials she has been drawing
from Malaga, the East Indies and
Indo China.
FOOD SUPPLY
A successful Allied Philippine
campaign also would cut down Jap
anese food supply still further by
interfering with transportation of
rice from occupied southern areas
of Asia.
Well-informed persons in Chung
king are confident that an Ameri-
can victory in the Philippines will
be followed by a vigorous effort by
the Japanese government to obtain
peace telmS shcrt of unconditional
surrender.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-11-16
Ordinance Would
Impress F;remen

An ordinance to empower the fire
chief or acting chief to impress by
ISLANDERS at fire fer service was
advanced to its second reading by
the Ell Centro city council at its
NEE ting on Wednesday night.
The ordinance was prepared be-
cause of the attitude of the insur-
ance cal rier following the fire which
destroyed the Wilson school build
ing, a fire in which bystander
who was impressed for service was
injured.
The insurance carrier took the
position that it was not liable be-
cause Ell Ctntro had no ordinance
of the kind now under considera-
tiC,l.
The rev ordinance is intended to
cure this defect in the relation be-
tween the city and its insurance
CARRIE. councilmen advised.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-11-16
Stote's S JobIess
Fund Lowered

suggest several measures to meet
the projected crisis.
Skilled workers should be forced
to take in other related trades rath-
er than be permitted to draw unem-
ployment compensation, and Cali
fornia should seek an agreement
with other states to help meet its
payments he said.
Such an agreement would appcr-
ton the burden and prevent Cali
fornias having to support workers
who have worked steadily elsewhere
building up unemployment credits
for several years." Mckee said.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-11-16
British Move Up on Italy Line

positions farther south and cleared
the entire Florence-Forli road.
Patrols continued active on the
Fifth army front below Bologna
and front reports said the Germans
fighting in the snow along the
American sector now we're wearing
white camouflaged uniforms.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-11-16
NAMES FLY'S SUCCESSOR

WASHINGTON, Nov. Is. GUP)-
President Roosevelt Thursday nomi-
mated Paul A. Porter, publicity di-
rector of the Democratic National
Committee and former general coun-
sci fr the Columbia Broadcasting
system, to be member of the Fed
eral Communications Commission
for a seven-year term.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-11-16
HALTS WAR WORK

ALHAMBRA, Ca. Nov. I6. CUP)
"A strike of 225 employees over
wages tied up war production at
the Kay-Brunner Steel Products
plant. Members of the AFL Molders
union voted to strike Tuesday night
in protest to a War Labor Board
decision which granted wage in
creases of 212 to 10 cents an hour,
retroactive to August. 1943, COM
pany officials said.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-11-16
HIS PART or HE'LL

KILGCRE, Tex, H-v. e. UPN-
PFC. Frank v0n Meter, u. S. Mar
inc Corps, stationed on Peleliu Is
and, doesn't go into details when HI
writes to his mother, Mrs. FRANK
E. Van Meter, but he expresses him
self clearly, nevertheless. Il hav,
certaitlv had my part of hell" ht
wrote recently.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-11-16

Practical set for ever so many uses. High
carbon steel blades are hollow-ground.
Includes and 9-inch slicers, with 6-inch
French cook knife.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-11-16
CRASH VICTIM IDENTIFIED

ONTARIO, Cal. Nov is. up
A P-38 fighter pilot, killed when
his plane crashed into a vineyard
in Fontana after he Strengthened
out of a nosedive to miss a winery.
was identified Thursday by officials
of the Ontario Army Air base as
Second Lieutenant David r. Phil
lips, 20. San Juan Bautista. Califor-
MIA, the plane exploded after the
crash yesterday.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-11-16

Keen gift value = high carbon steel
blades are HOLLOW GROUND, like a
razor Set consists of 8, 9 and 10-incn
slicers; 6 and S-inch French cook knives
In wooden chest.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-11-16

LOS ANGELES, Nov. 16. (UP)-
Possibility that California's $578,-
100000 unemployment fund might
become depleted within two years
.fter the war has caused the mer-
-Aants and manufacturers unem-
ployment insurance committee to
Imperial Valley press., 1944-11-16
TEARS STALL UUNnEN

CbbV VELAND, Nov. l6. tUP)-
Tears still pay dividends. Jacob
Steinberg, 53-year- -old Cleveland
grocer, was so surprised" when
three armed men held up his gro
Gerry store that he began to cry.
The gunner, apparently moved by
the mans tears, walked out. leav-
ing SIS in the cash register.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-03-09
Sa yeSerinke
Milwaukee Wis.
E. Galko, dopisnik.

Unedelju 20 februara mas ie
| Ogranak odrzao vecerinku Il svon
stanu, 824 S. 18th st. Poseta je
hila, mozemo reel, zadovoljavaju-
ca.
Ova vecernika je bila priredje-
na sa dobro ukusnom veeerom ko-
in nase vredne drugarice spre-
mise. Kolaca je takodjer bilo u. !
zobiliu. Dnttgovi drugarice pok-
lonili su mnoge rukom izradiene
predmete koji su upotrebljeni "a
nagrade.
Ali pored nagrada i debre We
cere, JOS mas je zabavljao mas
simpaticar, Frank Zubek sa syo7
iom harmonikom, koii je nase 20
setioce yeselio pesmama mu-
zikom "a igranje, "a cello vreme,
Muzika, igranka, gozba j cello We
selie ucinilo je dobar upecatak
ma sve posetioce.
Sledeci drugovi drugarice po-
klonili su Ii raznim predmetima:
M. J. Golubic, F. Brit, R. Weber,
n. PopovAi, Familija VidasoXlc'
F. Diakulovic, A. G o G. l.
Karlovic, F. NJ. Brlas, A suprlInna'
n. Dokman. r. 3. Kltb, Famlllla
Kelenie, S. Munek, T. Pacovskl'
D. Slavujevic i r. Capic. y hfanll
su poklunili: M. Kelenic, F. DJa-
kulovis T. Karlovic, A. suprlnna,
It Munek. M. Brlas, 7. PacoVssk,
i r. Capic.
cist prihod od owe afere iznosl
$1,000. AR
Ogranak Sc najlepse svlma zan-
valjuje.
s. Djakulovic, dopisnik.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-03-09
Anna Sekulic, dopisnik
Sa yeCerinke
Akron, O..

Mas je Ogranak resio ma svoJoJ
sednici da sc proslavi trideset-tre-
ca godisnjica svoga apstanka, Sd
dobrcm vecerom. govorom i ramon
razonodom. Svi drugovi drugarl-
ce su oromenuti da budu priprav-
ri da ma toj proslavi svako pro-
eovori DO par re6i, a prcslava da
sc odrzi u nedelju 27. februara.
| tako toga dana vec Il sat po
podne, ,nase vredne drugarice, Jo-
zefina Bozic i Anna Galko, uz po-
moe dolepotpisanog poceli su sa
poslom, ii. kuvanjem prlprema-
MEM zivinskog paprikasa svega
sto tim ide. U sest sati uvece po
cell su Sc okupljati clanovi gos,
ii i vecera je vec par minuta
posle sedan sati bila servirana.
Ogranak Sc pobrinuo i pripre-
mio dcvoljno hrane plea "a veli-
lzu posetu, a gostiju je bilo toliko
da svi nisu imali gde da poseda-
iu "a stolove, j tako smo moral
doneti Jos tri stola, "a mas sta
i
riie clanove niie bilo mesta nlgde
M; smo mcyali JEST gde le koJl
stigao, a nekoji nisu nj Jell oslm
mozda popili jednu kafu parce
Iolaca, samo da bi Sc izaslo u sus-
ret gostima.
Nakon vecere, drug L. Stetano-
vic. i ulozi stoloravnateiJa, pozl-
va pryo druga VIM. Farkasa Ola
Il ime mesne Sekcije SIP. poz-
diavi drugove goste. Nakon ME-
Of dolazi drug ". Stefanoff od
bratskog Bugarskog Ogranka ma
hraju drug Geo. Horvat u ime
Nadiarskog Ogranka pozdravi pfi-
s,,tne. Sva tri govornika saslusa-
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VAINE VESTI:
(Nastavak sa |. strane)

(Nastavak sa |. strane)
gosIavenske. Prema tome, "a gre
ke radnike nema niSta IL toga
iedinstva. Svejedno, dobro je da
Sd Sc ujedinile samo zbog toga
da ne ubijaju jedni druge, bar
"a sada. Principi, vazni pomona,
ipak nisu zrtvovani kod niiedne
grippe, jer su Ii osnovi tako bill
isti. Pored toga Sto te frakcijske
borbe znace ubiianje jedni dr.
9Th, one radnike zavadjaju o.
krecu jedne protiv drugih, IL toll
ko je to jedinstvo progress. Ali
mi bi radje voleli euti da su grcki
radnici istakli svoj nezavisni pro-
gram sa lozinkom: unistenje ka
pitalistickog sistema, nego to
beznaeelno jedinstvo.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-03-09
Sa vecerinke
Detroit, Mich.

ASAes A'AASAAs
U nedelju 20. februara Klul
Kadnicke Borbe Detroit odzao je
vecerinku sa yrlo dobrom poseton
j sspeh iste bio je izvanredno do
bar. Drugarice su spremile dobal
objed gozba je poeela u l sat
posle podne. Veselje je trajalo dc
kasno unoc.
Pozdravni govor je odrzao drug
+. Cotit, kratak ali jasan. U svo-
me govoru drug je ocrtao danasnje
stanje radnicke klase pod kapita-
lizmom, a narcotic je objasnio IL
loge koje nasi klubovi igraju Il
borbi "a oslobodjenje radnika Cd
najamnog ropstva. Govor je paz-
1.-Two saslusan ucinio je dobru
impresiju ma prisutne.
tNakon govora, kao i svaki put.
izvrsili smo kolekciju, kojoj Sc
svi RADIO odazvase. Sledeci su pri-
lozili:
"A. J. Sekulic $500, P. Cotic
NJ. Bodic $500, M. kovae $500,
$500, Kapetanovic $500, S. Har-
tel S4.O0, B. Roksandic $500. Po
$500: J. Curulic, F. Troha, NJ.
Charles, NJ. B. Curulic, Tueling,
Riro, J. Crkvenac, J. Mesic, ku-
lus;c, La Flouer, P. Vracarevic,
B. Walbridge, M. Sauer, J. A. Sc
kali, J. scepovic. VIM. Sable ST.
so. Pc S1.O0: H. Troha, Mafeeff,
Peshel, T. Gramatikoff, Sim, Hor-
yath, Chekovski, ]. Medved, j. Me
sic, NJ. Lrkinic, S. Gonceff, K. Bo.
beri.:, NJ. B. Slep6evie, c. Mirosav-
ljevic, n. Simendit, K. Leli6, Ma
novski, P. Stojanoff, n. Kouzoff,
/. Stan5eff, J. Hincoff, P. Bogda-
movie, A. Crkvenac, NJ. kovac, T.
shiller, E. scepoyic j A. Nikolif..
Ukupno $1,000.
Sledece drugarice su poklonile
u hrani: Anna Pavleeic, Mary ko-
vac, NJ. Walbridge, NJ. Curulic, A
ma Kapetanovic. U nagradama:
Anna Sekulic,3, NJ. Curulic ], NJ.
+. Slepcevic /, A. Kapetanovie |,
M. Kovac /.
cist prihod Cd eve afere jeste
S305.86.
Klub Sc zahvaljuie svina pose
ticoima prilagaeima.
Anna Sekulit, dopisrik.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-03-09
N ASI DOPISI.

I'M su popraceni sa jednodusnim
cdobravanjem. Sad svi uperise o.
lei Ii stoloravnatelja, da vide ko &c
lbiti prvi Cd Jugoslavena da govo-
ri. Drsg pozva najmladjeg clana,
drugarieu Jelku Stefanovic, koja
o tome nije nista znala i morala
je da govori. Tako je to islo re-
dom, cd najmladjeg do najstari-
jeg, svi su morali govoriti. Maj
posle ostase jos diva clana. Sad
drug Stefanovie predade cekic
drugu J. Miticu, koji pozva dole
pctpisanog, a najposle druga Ste
fanovica.
Da ne bi zauzimali previse
prostora II nasem listu, reel cemo
samo toliko da su svi gov o ri
trajali diva po sata i "a cello vre-
me svi 81 prisutni sedeli kao priko-
vani "a stolice sa odobravanjem
pozdravili sve govore.
Kada sc govori iscrpise, pres
10 Sc ma kolekciju, koja je tekla
ovako: Po: $1,000:
j Tesic, M. Kapic C. Besser. N.
Coric $500. Po $500: n. Ruzit, E.
Jovanovic, Rose Simic, S. Antu-
movie, J. Stefanov, S. Babic, Y.
Milankovic, Y. Stefanoff, j. Ar
bet, TIL. Elcoff, j. Mite, l.. Ste
fanovic, Z. Malivuk Steva Dado-
vic. N. Petosevic $3.50. Po $500:
f. Coric r. Jezdimir. Po $500:
M. Stepanov, L. Tampa, K. Ma
rinoff, Familija B. Mikalacki, S.
Mathews, Z. Lake, P. Christ, J.
Millone, Familiia G. Christoff. E
lizabefh. Farkas, VIM. Farkas,
E. Gaklo Sam Dadovic. Po ST.
90: Z. Relic, Drugarica J. Tesic,
V. Papajan. NJ. Bozits, M. Panee-
vac. n. Djurdjevi6, Jozefi1a Bu
vac. n. DirrdjeviG, Jozefina Blu
ric P. Panic, G.. Horvath i l.. A.
Chairman.
Sledece drugarice poklonile su
'SolaGe i razne slatkise: Bertha
nadovic, Tinka Malivuk, Sofia
Kapic, Jelka Stefanovic Rose ST.
nlic. Drug Milenko Tonic pnllo-
Mo ie zivine u vrednosti $4,000.
Kad smo sklopili racune, cist
prihod je bio s25l.30.
Svima koii su doprineli da ova
prcslava ovako uspe, ds1garska
hvala.
F. CalE0 dooisnik.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-03-09

zaiednieke svojine zajedniekog
uzivanja plodova svojeg rada =
ukratko, da uniste sistem kou'
stvara besposlice kapitalizam.
Ovo je najbolji nacin ! jedlno
moguc "a resavanje besposlice !
syih tako strasnih i zamrsenM
drustvenih problema.
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Soci.jalisticko Reseto

(NastaVah 81 9 stranc
istinski prijatel i branioc slovenskih ma
roda!"
To yam je "panslavizam" nekadanjih
ruskih careva, spahija, kaqitalista vele-
mantijasa, koje je Leninova Revolucija
ubila pokopala, koii Stalinova Kontra-
revolucija, eto, iskopava il groba po-
vampiruje!
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-03-09
kROZ PARTIJU I FEDERACIJU

literature, doblo beZ brol pretpia-
ia ma nasu Stampu, te izvrsio og-
rcmnu kolitinu prosyete agita-
CHE - ukratko, ga 33 godine syOg
opstanka, on je sejao revolucIo-
narno seme koje ce u skoroj bu-
du6nosti dati svoga ploda. Kroz
njegov neprekidni neumorni
rad, on je toku vremena hiljade
radnika zapoznao sa revollcionar-
MIN programom SIP. Kad nastupe
odlucujuci momenti, ii mnogo-
brojni radnici radnice koji su do
bill minimum obavestenja klas-
ne svesti kroz rad Ogranka Ak
ron, znace gde i'm je mesto i kako
ce aktOvati - mesto &c i'm biti u
redovima SIP, aktoyal:e ona-
kc kako SIP. uci..
Pored njegova rada kojeg smo
gore ukratko skicirali, Ogranak
Akron je stalno "a to vreme dopri-
nasao novGanu pomoc kako ma
Sol Federaciji, tako majci Parti-
il. tako da bi Sc nasa idaja mogla
uspeSno siriti medju ameriSkoz1
radnickom klasom, U tom pogle
du, on je bio medju prvim nasim
Ograncima. Pa ma samoi svojoj
proslavi, "a tn svrhu jc sakupio
od svojih clanova sinrpaticara
preko $4,000.
Ma koliko je Ogranak Akron
uradio "a 33 godine svcg opstan
ka na polju prosvetno-agitacio-
nog rada, ma koliko su ostali
nasi Ogran;ci uradili, te mas pok-
ret opste, pred mama stoji jos
ogromnc polje neobradjeno - ne
1zorano i ne zasejano revoIucio-
narnim semenom. To ogr0mno po-
ME niko drugi sem mas - SIP -
reCe i ne roze cbraditi, jcr je o.
ma jedina organizacjja u ovoj zen,-
III koja ina da oval posao obavf-
Nnogo mesta ina gde imamo
pretplatnika na mas list. kojina
nemamo naSih Ogranaka niti tla-
nova koji da posete nase pret-
platnike cbnoEe nihove istekle
pretplate. Dobar deo tih nasitt
rretplatnika san1i ma vreme oh
nayliaiu svoje pretpla.te, dok neki
6ekaju ma na5u opomenu, a nekl
cd Nth cekaiu na wise Cd iedne
'opomene. Il wise raZloga nasi pret-
platn;ci trebaju da ma vreme OBJ
move svoje protplate. Niie nuzno
da III oyde navodimo. L swim tim
n1estima ode imamo naSi hpretplat-
1ika. mi imamo dobrih odan.h
s;mpaticara, koji b tTebali uzeti "a
syoiu duzn0st da oni vode brigu
0 isteklim pretplatama svoJim
respektivnim mestima. Ma oval ma
Gin mama bi mnogo olaksali, po-
red toga, pretplate bi bile obnav-
lane ma vreme. Oni nasi simpati-
carl koji SD voljni da preuzmu O.
val posao, neka nam piSu pa ee-
mo i'm slati adresar vremena Ia
vreme "a niihova respektlvna mes
Ia.
Jedan mas pretplatnik i sirrpa-
tear. ]. K. IL Mckeesport, Pa,
sam ie trazio da mu posalJemo
adresar "a niegovo mesto,tako Ga
istekle pretplate obnovi. Nj smo
RADIO poslali, dotocni mas slmpa-
tiear je vet jednu pretplatu obno-
vio j poslao. Ovo je dobar primer
"a ostale nase simpaticare, koJi bi
trebali sledovati njegovom prime
III.
Dakle, nasi simpaticari na po-
sac, jer
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bi to pitanje mogli resiti ma oVaJ
raein: da organizivani polltlckl
industrijski preuzmu vlasnistvo
rad alatima "a rad j da reoganl-
cu;n geo drustveni sistem ma bail
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No neumitna Klasna Borba, koju
ie II imperijalisticki rat trenutno gurnuo
pozadinu, bi:e stanju da obracunaju
tim povampirenim "panslavizmom"
kao sa nacionalnim, rasnim svakim
drugim bezumljem!
Stain je "zaboravio": da Sc i "Slove-
nj" dele ma pljackase pljaekane, gospo-
dare robove, tirane i tiranisane!
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