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glas "a kandidate njene, ii. da
Sc izraze putem glasovnice "a
Industrijalnu Republiku Rada,
koji bi jednovremeno bio j glas
protesta protiv danasnjeg pljac-
kaskog uredjenja - kapitalizma.
Ona &c to moci uciniti, ako bude
dobila pravo sto vecem bro
ju drzava da istakne svoje kan
didate ma glasovnici. Ovo je je-
dan cd najvecih problema "a ma
su Partiju, jer sve drzave imaju
svoje posebne izborne zakone,
koji predvidjaju raznovrsne re-
gulacije u vezi sa izborima. Owe
izborne regulacije otezavaju, a
II mnogim slucajevima onemo-
gucuju, manjim politickim par
tijama, kao sto je S. L. p, da
istaknu svoje candidate ma IL
bornim istama. U vecim sluca-
jevima SUI zahtevi "a kupljenje
pravovaljanih glasaca potpise na
Nominacionim listama. l kad ma
sa Partija udovolji ovim zahte-
vima, ii. sakupi trazeni broj pot
pisa, pa wise, burzoaska poll
ticka m Sina "diskvalifikuje"
potpise, samo zato, da joj one
moguci istaci svoje ime ma gla-
sovnici.
u draw Ohio, izborne regu-
laciie zahtevaiu Cd maniih par
tia da sakupe 10000 potpisa ma
listama, da bi mogle istaci svoie
kandidate ma glasovnici ovoi
drzavi. To je zamasan posao, jos
kad Sc ina u vidu, da tt potpisi
moraiu biti sakuplieni do 30. iu-
ma. Nasa drzavna organizaciia,
kroz svoi Izvrsni Odbor. (Ohio>
poduzela je sve nuzne korake da
sakupi ne samo 10000 potpisa,
nego nekoliko hiljada wise, radi
svake sigurnosti. tako da bi S.
l.. P. emblem - ruka cekic -
mogao Sc pojaviti na izbornoi
liSti.
Noninacione liste su rasture-
ne mediu S. L. P. clanstvom Ii
ovoi draw da Sc kupe, to bez
oklevania, potpisi. Svaki clan
nase Federaciie treba da Sc snad-
be, aako vec nisu snabdeveni. 81
najamanje po dive Nomnacione
liste i ispuni in sa imenima re-
gistrovanih glasaca u ovoj drza-
vi. Takodier svaki mas simpati-
car u ovoi drzavi, treba da trazl
owe liste kupi ma niih potpise-
u ovom radu ne SINE biti med'u
mama izuzetaka. niti smemo od-
lagati. vec trebamo Sc odmah
predati ovom poslu.
Takodier nasi clanovi i SIM
paticari Il drugim drzavama,
koiima nase drzavne organiza-
CHE moraju da kupe potpise, tre-
baiu da i'm pruze svesrdnu ko-
operaciju u tome radu. Trebamo
nastoiati swim nasim silama, da
ova izborna godina bude S. L. P
godina!
Ovih dana primili smo pismo
cd druga M. J. Golubica, orga-
nizatora Ogra nka Milwaukee
koji mas izvescuje, pored drugih
aktivnosti Ogranka, uspesnoi
drzavnoj konvenciji S. L. P, ko~
ia je odrzana II. maja u Mil
waukee, a ma kojoi je bio pod
predsednicki kandidat S. L. p
drug A. A. Albaugh. Isti je, pise
drug Golubic, odrzao impresivan
govor, koii je zadovoljio sve cla-
move simpatieare.
Ma toj konvenciji izvrsena ie
kolekciia "a drzavni izborni fond,
a koia iznosi S2.002.36. Povodoru
owe kolekcije, drug Golubic pi-
Sc: e.. Da Sc postigao oval us
peh, mas Ogranak Klub Rad
nicke Borbe, doprineli SUI sve sto
je bilo Il njihovoj moci.'
Zaista to bese uspeh u svakon
pogledu, mi Sc radujemo sto sn
nasi clanovi i simpaticari cd O
granka i Kluba Radnicke Borbe,
doprineli svoj dec tome partijs-
kom uspehu!
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Drugarski izlet u Medina, Ohio.

juna drugo
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kfoz Partiju i FederaCiju

| Ma svojoj sednici cd 16 aprila,
Centralni Odbor je nominirao
diva grada, Akron milwaukee,.
u kom Gednom cd njih) da Sc
odrzi 33. konvencija Federacije.
Nominirani gradovi su dostav
lleni clanstvu ma obmislianie i
diskusiju, koji od ova diva ora.
da bi bio najpodesniji "a odrzati
nasu ovogodisnju konvenciju.
! Do sada samo Sc Ogranak East
Chicago izrazio prilog Akrona,
a Milwaukee u prilog Milwaukee.
Ostali Ogranci clanovi, ako Sc
ne izraze u obliku clancica kroz
RADNICKU BORBU, oni &C Sc
izraziti putem glasovnica. Znati,
glasovi ce odluciti gde &C sc O.
drzati naSa konvencija owe 60
dine.
Cd sada pa do nase dolazece
konvencije imamo samo tri me-
SEGA, II. tri meseca vremena de
Sc spremamo "a konvenciiu
Spremanje "a nase konvencile
nije sanno izbor delegate, negc
to spremanje zahvaca mnogo vi
Sc. Ma prvom mestu Ogranci i
| clanovi trebaju "a ova tri mese-
ca, koji i'm preostaju do konven-
cjje, da rade ma sakupljanju kon-
vencijskih fondova, ii. "a RAD
NICKU BORBU w KY
PEOPLE. Jer ma nasim konven-
cijama nase clanstvo sinpati-
carstvo, sa svojim prilozima, o.
siguravaju materijalnu egzisten-
ciju nasem organu cd konvenci-
| je do konvenciie.
Ma prosloi nasoj konvenciii,
mi smo bill IL stanju da sakupi-
mo "a RADNICKU BORBU pre-
ko deset hiljada dolara, "a par
tiiski glavni organ, WEEKLY
PEOPLE, preko tri hiljade Sest
stotina dolara. Svega preko tri-
naest po hiliada dolara.
Sakupiti toliku svotu novca
na iednoj konvenciji malobroi-
ne organizacije, kao sto je nasa
Federacija, ieste "a divljenie ma
nasoj strani, dok je ne pojmlii-
vo "a neke radnike. Nepoimlii-
vo je zbog toga, sto nisu u sta
niu da razun7u poime kakva je
ia .sila, koja dale potstreka toj
nalenoi grupi ljudi i zena, da
SUI II staniu podnositi toliko po-
zrtvovanje!
Owe godine nasa Federaciia
ina iednovremeno -da sabira no.
vac "a dve kampanje = 1zborni
Fond S. L. P. i "a konvencijski
fond. A ovo znaci da nase clans
two sin1paticarstvo treba udvo-
struciti svoje napore ma sakup-
ljanju novca "a owe fondove. O.
vo je prilicno naporan posao,
ali ne toliko naporan da sc ne
moze valjano obaviti.
Nasa je Federacija, uz obilnu
ponoc nash simpaticara, saku-
pila do danas wise "a Izborni
Fond S. L. P, nego u proslim
izborima "a vreme cele izborne
kampanje. Onda kad je to mogla
postici, ona &c biti u stanju pos
tici ono sto Sc cd ME ocekuje u
ovim dvema kampanjana, ii. sa-
kupiti onoliko koliko sc Cd ME
trazi. Mas konvencijski fond ne
sme biti manji cd proslgodisnjeg
fonda. Naprotiv, on treba da bu-
de veci.
Ako valjano sistematski Or
ganizujemo nase snage, mi cemo
u tome uspeti.
Ma koliko mi radili ma spre-
MANU- "a nasu dolazecu konven-
ciju, a svi Sc u tome slazemo, da
moramo raditi, ali nj pod kojim
okolnostima ne smemo zanema-
riti Izbornu kampanju. Jer kao
sto Sc stalno istice, da nasa Par
tija planira izvrsti energicnu
sveopstu kampanju u ovogodis-
MIN izborima, tako da bi veliki
broj americkih radnika saznali
O znacaju njenog revolucionar-
nog programa. To je prvenstve-
ma svrha nase Partije, kako
zemaljskim izborima, tako i vre-
aaxo,, .,x,o oJ.,, :1Loro n-o
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Citaite ! strife "Radnicku B0rbu'!
KONSKRIPCIJA RADNIKA
Korak ka Industrijalnom Ropstvu
ERIC HASS, urednka WEEKLY PEOPLE-a
PreyeO p. r.

ERIC HASS urednika WEEKLY PEOPLEa
PreveO p. R.
II ovoi brosuri autor je jednstven nacin l.
zoya o razvoj americke p 0 k r e. koa CT
liza fen americku radnicku klasu. Pomocu
autentcnh doaza, ucno poredjenje zmedu nacistic
Nemake koja potpuno politick ekonomsk obespra
villa nemaeke radnike amerieke putokratje koa pos
tepeno prmenjue sicne metode svoju radnie-
kasu kakve nacseka Nemaeka primenila nemae-
ku radncku klasu.
Smrzavane poslu donasanje zakona protiv radnic
kin sraikova ctavi nz drugih prsnih reakcionarnh
mera iesu vidn amerke kapitaistcke kase poll
tieki obespravi radnku kasu Amerke je poebno
ovu dragocenu ncu nabave svi STUDENT radnckog p
tanja.
Ina A stranice joj je 10 cent? primerak.
Porudf0ine novcem treba slat
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Evening star., 1944-12-22
SPECIAL NOTICES.

GAS WATER HEATERS, 20. 80, 30 gal,
paymsnsS pay Ms IS, mmediate installation. D. A.
PLAfNFiEib okcaHRDs - Apples for
Xmas; open daily and Sunday: All winter;
pelleiou. APPLES and sweet cider. ato; Out eso Gs
IL 1s.a e. e zSosE @'ss ssad' sSis %
aglsitsiy dressed Or W undressedd. s BEAUTIFUL au
s afh st. OPEN aH naat Day ss
taxing reservasons @ lions Phone Ne Ne aFs sssa nov OF
NOTICE OF HEARING-Notice is hereby
Before the County count % commissioners m ra' Of ae Anne
Arundel County on January 8, 1945, at
eleven o'clock am. for the purpose of
| tions in the zoned area Of Bay Ridge. The
proposed zoning regulations and restric-
| tions. are on file in the ONCE Of the
County Commissioners in the Court House
CO.. couNTY Ah coMMIssioNERs SIC ' OF s'esiip1ii ASNE
ARUNDEL COUNTY. R. Harry Arnold.
THE ANNUAL MEETING of the stock
holders of the Masonic Temple Association
will be held in the building of the asso-
citation. 18th street and New York avenue
at 1880 o'clock am, HORACE s. NAY
SoTIcE NTi Te 70 sTocKiHioLDERsLThe an
UaL nsftas it ies MI WIN
be held in the office, of the association,
Room eo2, 1919 st. NV, January q; q.
1872, eHs at. At s I;5an Pm sisned MAURICE
OFFICE OF THE FIREMEHs Insurance
Company Of Washington and Georgetown
303 Seventh Street Northwest, Washing
mems Insurance Company of Washington
and Georgetown will meet at the office
Monday is4 for Tor The The
ensuing year Polls open from II am
to IL noon. ALBERT w. HOWARD.
SeGretary r .W,rn MEETING =, ~. .t,or
holders of The Washington Title Insurance
Company. for the election Of directors for
the ensuing year and for the transaction
At the once Of said company At l O'CLOCK
oHN S Se 1Dsn sTAnsR Se1HisR sae
et sse
Bank OF Washington win be held Tuesday,
January 9. l945, at its banking house. 91l
| noon, for the. election of directors and
such other business as may properly come com
THE ANNUAL MEETING of the share
holders of the National Bank Of Wash
Of directors and the transaction Of such
other business as may properly come before
said meeting, will be held at its main
eoankins house on Tuesday, January 3,
1945. at IL O'Clock noon. The polls will
remain open until l o'clock pm. RUTH
EERRFE0Rp j. RooLEY. Cashier:
| NOTICE: The annual meeting of the
stockholders of the Second National Bank
Of Washington, Washinston, D. C., for the
election of directors for the ensuing year,
and for the transaction. Of such other
business as may be properly brought before
| the meeting win be held at the bank.
1888 q st. NV, washington. D. C.. at IL
O'clock noon on Tuesday, January 9, 1945.
Of II O'Clock noon and / o'clock pm,
JOHN A. REILLY, President,
THE ANNUAL MEETING of the stockhold-
ers Of the Real Estate Title Insurance Co
Of the District of Columbia for the pur-
pose Of electins is trustees Of the com
pany for the ensuing year is 70 be held at
on Tuesday. January 9, le45, at / O'Clock
pm. Polls will be opened at 2 o'clock and
transfer Of stock Viii close December 90.
1874. TO January g.. 1e46. both dates In
elusive. EDWARD D. NcKNEW, Assistant
Evening star., 1944-12-22
Dorothy Dix Says

little hoodlum into your Office and
have heart-to-heart talk with her,
and tell her that unless she minds
her manners, she is. going to lose
her job? She is probably SHINING
through ignorance and not through
intent. She thinks that her free and
easy ways are ingratiating, that her
freshness is wit and she hasn't a
doubt that when she drapes herself
over a desk and snuggles up to a
man, she is vamping according to the
best method used in the latest
movies.
Business men have a curious re-
luctance to telling their women en-
ployes honestly and frankly of their
faults. They prefer to dismiss them
on some trumped-up charge. This
Is grievously unjust to the girl for,
ninety nine times out of a hundred
she would be glad enough to correct
her mistake If she only knew what
1t was.
Evening star., 1944-12-22
.Gift>Money Finds
By Evelvn Haves

just in case Santa left some
money IN the toe of your Christmas
stocking and you don't know what
to buy (some people are like thatD-
we'll pass on a few suggestions Of
ifts-to-yourself that YOU might
like. We dol
BUNNY MITTS-This may be a
fashion that started in England
where gloves take precious coupons,
wartime coats have been unfurred
and the smartest women have been
wearing great big blobs of fur en-
their hands which look very chic
with slim starkly tailored coats.
These gloves they wear with every-
thing. In Washington, too, we've
noticed mink-coated women wear
Ing bunny mitts that look both
smart and snug. We can't think of
a gift that would be more fun to
give yourself than pair of re-
versible white bunny fur mitts that
can he worn fur out or red corduroy
out, the bunny fur warming your
little paws. This is a fashion that's
fun! * X x X
P. M. SORCERY - Christmas
wouldn't be Christmas If you didn't
get at least one thing to wear-and
it's an especially nice Noel when
that one thing is something for party
occasions. An evening skirt, for ex-
ample, would make an exciting ad-
dition to any girls wardrobe. Made
OF black rayon crepe, one of these
little numbers Is long, slim and sor-
cerous with slit that wickedly con-
tinues almost to your knee. If you're
the tulle type, forget it-but if you
go in for simple clothes that you
wear with an air, this is your dish
1t couldn't be smarter worn with 9
good-loOking evening blouse-anc
It's cut with such cunning it's boune
to do good things for your figure.
X
FOR A RAINY DAY-The oil
adage about putting something asid
for rainy day takes on new luste
when the something turns out to b.
knockout raincoat. Washington
Evening star., 1944-12-22

Dear Miss Dix: Will you please
write something about girls having
good manners in business offices? /
am at my wits end to know what to
do with hard-boiled kid in our
office who has been there but a
month, but who thinks she knows 1t
all and makes some pert and impu-
dent reply to every one who tries to
correct her.
She doesn't wear enough clothes
for common decency. She treats
every one with the utmost familiar
ity and calls every one in the Office,
no matter what his age or his posi-
ton, by his first name. hate to
fire her as she is poor and needs the
money, but will have to do so un-
less she can learn that there Is an
etiquette in the business world as
well as the social.
AN EMPLOYER.
Answer-Why do you not call your
Evening star., 1944-12-22
HELP WoMEN.

ARTIST, with layout experience. for id.
young woman with creative ability. Apply
with samples, Room 22l. Star Bldg
ASSISTANT CASHIER. fine opportunity for
the proper person to advance with long
standing firm continuing in the postwar
period permanent position. RICHS SHOE
STORE. 1901 2 st. NV.
ASSISTANT OFFICE MANAGER, capable
correspondence in addition to handling
several. stenographers for the purpose Of
expanding export business: also several
Spanish and French dictation, others fol
regular stenoEraphic duties: position per-
manent; located Roxbury Crossing, bos-
other information available. salary expect
ed; interview arranged applicants con-
ssHAiHPf 5fP;sHRr h sss & sso tsr -..1,
salary Or commission. Dox 1A1-V. Star.
Evening star., 1944-12-22

in and ask person to join them
when they go to their next meeting?
I happen to be one of these new
ly = moved in" individuals, whose
husband travels a great deal, and
would be more than happy If
some friendly feminine hand would
ring the doorbell!
Here is recipe for Christmas
salad: One package lime gelatin. /
cup cubed pineapple, cup grapes
(cut in half seeded, IL cut blanched
almonds.
AS gelatin starts to set, add all the
additions. Mold in fancy molds, or
in loaf. A small dab of mayon-
naise and a sprinkling Of paprika
on top of mayonnaise, when ready
to serve! This salad is wonderful
served with turkey, chicken, etc.
ANSWERS TO QUERIES;
CHILD PROBLEMS.
Thanks to Mrs. M. M. p,
SilDer Spring.
Regarding Mrs. H. B. AS child's
supper problem, I have found the
most satisfactory method Is to feed
my 2-year-old what we eat. Some
times l prepare 1t little differently
like creaming a vegetable. etc.
I've been feeding him three meals
day since he was 312 months and
l could never seem to provide all
the necessary parts of balanced
diet without including fruit, vege-
tables, dessert and meat tplus the
inevitable milk in both the noon
and evening meal. I won't take up
precious RICH space with diets.
but would add that he gets the fol-
lowing every day: An egg, meat
(or the excellent canned beef broth
since he Is a little Indifferent to
meat except in the form of a meat
Loaf, green leafy vegetable, po-
tato or substitute, whole grain
cereal cooked with all or part milk
2 or other vegetables, citrous fruit,
stewed and /or raw fruit, a milk des-
sert twice daily, milk and cod liver
oil. But even with all of this
get stuck sometimes for ideas.
And now I'll put myself on the
other side of the fence and ask for
help. Has any one encountered and
solved a problem like
mine? We live in a neighborhood
devoid of other children. My son
is too young for nursery school, hav-
ing reached his I'd birthday last
month. We have a nice fenced yard,
an amiable dog and try to include
some outside experience several
times a week tsuch as watching
trains at our Silver Spring station,
a short jaunt on streetcar or bus,
walks, etc, but I feel that he is
much in need of an opportunity to
play with children his own age, if
only a few times a week. III in
clude my thanks for your help now
for I have yet to see the RICH fall
down on single SOS!
I have a household hint for any
initiates (because it was a while
before learned this from my moth
er-in-law). Always CRATE lemons
or oranges before cutting and
squeezing for juice when a recipe
call for both.
To the mother Of the 3-year-old
Evening star., 1944-12-22

weather being what 1t Is (said with a
sweet smile in the direction OF the
weathermaD girl couldn't do bet
ter than to invest her money in A
smart raincoat. And If it's one that
looks smart, rain or shine, SO much
the better. There's new one made
OF chemically processed rayon faille
that's a honey. Cut with deep raglan
sleeves to accommodate suits and
the like, 1t has two capacious pockets.
waist-defining belt and generally
good lines. In black, shocking or
kelly green, it's as impervious to rain
as the well-known web-footed bird,
and, best Of all, weather permitting.
turns into really nice topcoat.
Sizes 9 to Is.
CLOCHE COQUETTE-Here's a
cloche that's more than Just q
brimmed hat-it's a coquette. 1t
f1atters every head it sits upon-and
so outrageously that the wearer sue
cumbs to the Establishments and
likes said cloche better than any she
owns. (Such are the ways Of
coquette We hearD Anyway that's
the story we've heard about one
cloche-a wool felt with crown cut
to hug the head and brim shaped to
Halter the face. Banded in narrow
tubelike bands of matching leather,
1t comes in almost any color you can
think OF, including black, brown,
pastels, navy, gray and bright
shades, and is our idea of a wonder
full gift to give yourself If you've
only a few dollars to spend.
II y X
BON-BON WOOL-Good enough
to eat-that's the way you'll look
In the precious pastel wool dress
we've just seen and earmarked for
you cute young ones. It's cut on
simple straight lines with young
round neckline, comes in luscious
bon-bon colors-yellow, pink and
blue-trimmed with bands of would
be Irish lace dyed to match. Junior
sizes-but not jeune file in style. A
fine investment for that Christmas
checki
Evening star., 1944-12-22

tension sockets as much as you can
Don't leave the tree lighted when
you are out of the room. and don't
leave children alone with electrical
toys or lighted trees.
Don't handle electrical appliances
with wet hands. Don't yank at
cords or run them under rugs. Don't
put pennies in blown-out fuse.
Don't put the Christmas tree too
near the fireplace, and take care
about throwing trash casually into
the fireplace. Look out about toss
ing a big wad of discarded cello
phane wrappings into the fret
can cause dangerous flare up OF
flame. Keep frescreen around the
fireplace when you are away from it
Evening star., 1944-12-22
For a Safe and Sane Christmas

Everybody is forewarned about the
dangers of the Glorious Fourth, but
too few of us think Of the perils of
the yuletide celebrations, so we're
apt to be carefree and careless. Yet
the experts in home safety warn
that Christmas cheer can be as
dangerous as fireworks.
Here are some of the precautions
to remember: OF course, you
won't have lighted candles on your
Christmas tree-and you'll be pretty
cagey about how you use them in
other places, too. Never too near
draperies or curtains or mirrors,
never too near the tree or boughs
of evergreens which become very
Evening star., 1944-12-22

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EOoD COUNTER CLERKS. 16 or over.
food counters helping to feed Washington
war workers: good pay. GOOD salary while
learning: uniforms furnished and laundry
Tree. Apply at any PEOPLES DRUG
STORE or employment once. N p st. ne.
MEDICAL CLINC-Needs pharmacy clerk.
no experience necessary. Good high school
or COLLEGE record required. $162 per
month. RE. 1887
SINGERS-Large church plans to engage
mixed quartet. Additions shortly. Boz
Evening star., 1944-12-22
By Elisabeth MacRae Boykin

explosive as they dry out. And
never near cellophane or other
plastics that ignite easily.
AS for electric Christmas tree
lights, there are warnings there, too
For electricity is about the safest
kind of light there is, providing it
! is properly used. Never overload
the house circuit; 1000 watts is the
maximum load for most circuits
Inspect all cords and plugs and re-
place those that are worn or frayed
use insulated staples for fastening
the cords. but do as little stringing
around of the cords as possible and
avoid two-Way and three-Way ex-
Evening star., 1944-12-22

All persons to be hired In this
area, must be referred by the local
United States Employment Service
ONCE, unless the specific advertise-
ment indicates otherwise.
Evening star., 1944-12-22
FRIENDLY GESTURE?
CHRISTMAS SALAD.
(Thanks to Mrs. D. S.,

LandoDer Hills
Amid the hustle and hustle of
Christmas activity-would it be ask
Ing too much of your many readers
to give just little thought to some
OF the newcomers who move into
the neighborhoods? These individ-
uals are often lonely and would
welcome friendly gesture-be it a
visit or just a casual how do you
do'-or something to that effect.
The various clubs issue formal
invitation, by mail, for new mem
bers. But wouldn't it be better to
have member OF these clubs stop
Evening star., 1944-12-22
Readers Clearing House

who sucks her fingers: There was
an excellent article on this subject
in The Sunday Stars magazine This
Week on December 3 Qast week.
I think you will find it helpful.