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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-10-14

good work. fellows They are Sp.
(shore patrol To- you)
A new Club is being formed by
Alice Cox for the purpose OF dis
cussing All topics OF interest Some
Of the members are: Dolly Mason.
Margaret Wells. Carey Young.
vclma Cross and Lois Edwards
Tho first meeting Viii bc held NJ
nolly's and the topic Of discussion
will be Socialism as Opposed 10
Communism sounds very worth
while.
The 6e6 was playing 70 packed
house sunday evening The TWO
singers. Rita I.anghornc. torch
singer. and Olive Brown, were
worry good
Among those enjoying them
selves were Marguerite McDavid.
Nunics Barrow Captain Fisher.
Lillian rutherford 70. &c Cole
man Scirc. r. jackson. Mar
garrett Wells "a steady twosomc),
Wilma Sturkey. Lloyd Storey and
Stutz Anderson.
Ruth Bankhcad IS sporting a
smart hair-dc. ms hinge ron all
the way around her head This
same young lady $ the posscssor
az one Of The cuiesi Lap Pins ever
scen in these parts IT'S tiny
straw haskc, of flowers.
PVT Charlie Powell is IN town
again. Have good TINE chum
Mrs Herbert siums OF Firwood
avenue IS away on vacation Like
wise Dr and Mrs Frank Raifofd
are ,acationing IN ATLANTA. Ga.
ljr. and Mrs Matter Willis aud
d. and Mrs Joseph Tandy arc eo-
Ing 10 Louisiana 20 watch Little
Joe randy graduate from OTIS
Mrs. Naric owen and Mrs Ma
mic Alexander arr planning a.
quick trip 20 Cleveland, Ohio
We'll the end IA whai We all must
come 10 some time. SO hcah is
BE seeing YOU next week.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-10-14
YWCA Membership
Committee Sponsors
Afternoon Tea

The Membership committee az
The Incy Thurman Branch YwcA
Is sponsoring a Fellowship Tea
sunday oct Is, from as pm.
Mrs. Ethel Coins, chairman Of
tho affair viii pour
The other mcmbcrs of the Com
milice viii act as hosicsscs. They
include Mrs Pearl Y. Collins.
chairman OF The Membership
committee. AIRS Margaret Van
Bnren. Mrs. Gertrude Kennedy.
Mrs 'rltclna Dickson, Mrs. Luz
,ilc Hubert. Mrs Icatha IT'S,
Mrs. Esther Washington Mrs.
A. NJ. Bankhcad Mrs William
warren. Airs Mary Williams Mrs.
Mary q. Smith. Mrs u Lucille
Porter. Airs. VIM g. Osby. Mrs.
Gertrude D. williams. Mrs. lrcnc
smith. Mrs. Alta Otis Airs. Alice
Robinson. Mrs. A. Allen. Miss
lcrnadlnc Miller. AIRS. Sarah
Black. AIRS. Carrie Curtis. Mrs.
1.acrue Schus,cr Miss Jennie Oh
lison Mrs Alice Scott and Mrs.
Eula Tolson.
Confined on page )
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-10-14

Looking for work. There II q
gpod paying job for Jon In our
HELP WANTED COLUMNS.
Evening star., 1944-05-23
Marriage License
Applications

Under d. c. Ia,ps, couples must
apply for marriage license on
one day, ,Dait three tuu days and
recetpe their license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
and Harrietts Thorne. 81. Isl Kenyon
Harrison s!sm9n. r., q, 8 ssstesvills; e. N. C.
John daylor, p, orts1enth: Va. and
Masa qss5se T. ise s1seon annu p. St
william Boston, SO, and Isabel Talbot, SO
Ann Mushiits, ss. isei Isth st. NV
oaS Nary is s iSsisIs "a $SSs oIlVe1 s. ~ ~
Lillian I Hunt 90 s ss1s Sasssds SSs1 lit # ss
Robert Aunssr. -; s. ssysss; Colo. and Edna
chsrles M9esea shsop s ao$s fh s. Pa and
Earl IL Endti q ,,,sI. A. and Marian slacum' as
-os's sWsnsoisa 'PsrTs Ss, Ss|snoss seiit! ns
chms4iss mis'oe atssssy epf r. 9aOs aasna ave.
Takoma PARK, ana Emma fea2ey, IL,
n.ses.is ses soPsssst g. and Marie zilatis
both Of Pittsburgh. e
Elizabeth Mclean, 81, 3709 8 st. ne.
fe.sa Gibbs Pssspn soo4 list She e. NV and
Roger HOAX. 81, Navy Yard, and Sally
Plant. e, Naval AiI Station:
and Fern Etotler, "a, 924 14th st. Sc
ave. NV. and GLADYS Runkle, is, 3s3S
Newdale I'd, Chevy Chase
Edward Grell, 20, Portsmouth Va, and
Raymond ehssa 81 ssnsi a. a. spoRsne eR ohiS Wash
and Frances Cameron, 10. sos Gala
joseph Fagan. 81, 2oss H st. NV. and
lively Evelyn Freeze; 10 1s socs IS25 3sd st. NV:
Francis N Wamss g. s. SS is29 1ees Rosedale a. st.
ne, and Beatrice Kaplan, "a, 1643
Rosedale st. ne.
Arthur Hendrick, 26. Boiling Field. and
Frances sul5iyan; 22, 1915 st. Sc.
LEILA Hood, a, I1os LIST ST. st. NV. WV Ano
James Cannady, 25, virgilina, Va, and
Marian Lampman, 21, 1701 18th st.
Edward zesulewicx, 20, Fort selvoir. and
sess sT,d ase sfsns 2a fuvsnseG It. NV and
Anthony Sedlar. "a, BROOKLYN, and Edna
King, 22, 1905 list st. NV
James Gildea, 81. Fort Meade, and Mary
ss msnsarisn sos. q, 2s0s susna Vista ter Sc
Mary Hulett 81, 435 Ridge st. NV
Mary Washington, 90 TT I'd st. sw.
Evening star., 1944-05-23

and Hazel " Graft, 1e, washington.
ana Dorothy b Boyer, sS. SALISBURY. Nd
Lloyd I. Dsvenport Is, and Annie r
Roy T. Baker. 25. Washington. and Chris
tine p. Gresham. 80, Friendship
AeiThts. No; !.
Luce, %. both Of washington.
Linwood =. Mayo, %, and Gladys M. Scott
20. both Of Lakehurst, N. J.
Phyllis T. Mott, 2I, Arlington.
William Dickem. %, Silver Spring, Md.
,sds Snd stsa stSller End II s WashIngtcnd sId
i both of Washington.
John D. Hearn, %, Silver Spring, Md.
and Mary M. Tumulty, rs Washington
Evening star., 1944-05-23

Katharine Holman, IL, both Of Fort
Belvoir.
Stanley Bernard dienico, as, Summit XIII,
Pa. ana Helen Kirlpolsky, u, Phila-
delphiA.
Elmer Frederick Rombold, jr,, IS, and
Helen Theresa Dourson, 10. both Of
Robert Charles Brown. 28, Fort Beivoir,
and Alice oermatne O'Rourke. "a,
Detroit.
Clarke Frederick Dodson, 90. Camp Brad
ford, Va. and Helen Mae Mudd. 90,
Route 8, AlexandriA.
Rex Hugn Hawke, 1s, and Gladys ,Ardelle
Jerman. II, both Of Route q, Fairfax
Paul Joseph Bowman. 81, Route 3, Vienna
Evening star., 1944-05-23
Steady Robinson, 90, 1859 7th st. NV,
and Emma Dantzler, 81. Spartanburg,

and Emma pantsler. 81. sp.rssnSurs..
Bernard skydshek. 80. surlinston Hotel
AmSs 9S,,,,i sisha. l4bs Morse s.; NV and
Ma csmp lrynE spnnss s. AND
Marjorie schaefer. IS. 4322 Bowen I'd.
Owen Ward, es. Camp Pickett, and Doro-
rhiiip % Murphy; ga philsssselphis; ss and Ger
Hairy rsdf peasn bs Iss ish Sss g. nx St, n and
odis Hooks, 81. al4 T st. NV, and Flor
Maryland nSs DUR Price. y. Ralsirs. n hS G. and
John crssis, to'o 3es piSon. ct; s.w., and
James simpkins. IS. and Laura Hamilton
| q. sS4 st, NV.
''es S.,. ,s'sbSi aaoay q fsgA St south c:1i
willie Durham, 20; Salisbury. y G, and
oeSTse TThom.s, IS, csmp Springs. and
II, Marssres ott 26; ~ 472s HI Homer % aye. s..
I'M Mary y,,Sn; Wsynics 22i slS g }sts St. NV
ksu9s seksass asnssfk T. so Pst5st asf IS
and Florence Jason, 90. 1914 18th st
oaSaso ts,,1a, cSs.o 4s; 1ssl Esd, BELMONT st. nv
chsrfss saHsl Mcvay, esEa 45, a1s1 Bancroft pl nw
| and Louise Claton, 81, Dresden Apart.
ments.
OSCAR .!S,s Sect; & IL: SO; 11S$ 2sd St NV, and
| Stanley Yancey. 20, Fort Knox and Vir-
- ginia Fields, %. zig w ST. NV.
ne. and Rosie Holland, 10, 227 Brooks
ct. NV.
Leroy Williams, 26. 3s3 r ST. NV, and
Kathleen Jones, 20, laos P st. NV.
Evening star., 1944-05-23
Issued At Rockville.

Issued at Rockville.
Robin Hood, %, Bainbridge, Md, and
Fiorence !. Magee. %. Washington.
Robert. r Miller. 46, Cleveland. and
Ethel u. Hansen, SO, Pine Blun. Ark.
Henten. Al, both Of KensinEton, Nd.
80. bott Of Washington
Howard Z. Amole 20, Norfolk, Va, and
Mary 4. Nuckels. 25, Washington.
Clyde O'Neal, 21. and Ruth Emerson, IS,
both of Baltimore
Clarence E. Auker. "a, and Mary T.
Ritchi- 90. both of Washington.
Joseph r. Magness. %, Camp Pickett, Va.
Frank J Mayer, "A, Lefor' N. OAK and
Mary elizabeth Embrey. %. Rockville
joseph Lotto. 80. and Mary Gertrude
Joseph D. Samueis. 90. Santa Cruz. Calf
Evening star., 1944-05-23
Issued 1t Fairfax.

Issued 1T Fairfax.
Stanford g. Grossfeld, 80, Fort Belvoir,
and Agnes n. Klein, "a, washington.
Irene Alice Shadagis, 21, win Rogers
Field. Okla.
Oscar Nicnolas Dunn, %, Barksdale Field
LorinE.
James William Dawson, ~. Uniontown
Washington.
| joseph Adam Roginski. "a, and Hilds
Evening star., 1944-05-23

Atlee c. McNall. g.. Kensington, Nd. and
Rose = Phelps. 81, Silver Spring, Nd.
Louis j. Stanislao, 81. Cherry Point N. c..
Evening star., 1944-05-23

and sarah jane seals. 10, Route 8.
Edward willard wolfI.. %. Adrian, Pa, ana
Tnnn Iys E'issssth Atchisy. a, Frisndsviiis.
Nosey. Hassell McFAII, "a, ana Helen
Louise Adams. both of Route q, Fairfax.
For the bond drive you have an
S-card and the speed limit b on.
Drive now, and step on Il,
Evening star., 1944-05-23

Issued at Alexandra.
Frederick jackson, 81, and Estelle King,
20, both of Alexandria.
Kenneth e. Gummel, "a Baltimore, and
Anna Mae Pugh, 81. Washington
Ralph 3. Hanke. %, Camp Atterbury, Ind,
and Mary o. Alexander, 81 Washington.
Evening star., 1944-05-23

John williamson, 4e, Camden, N. J.. and
Elisabeth. Blaser. "a, longport. N. J.
Louis Frank Albrewcsenski. Is, Fort Bel
Wa&hinHtou,
Evening star., 1944-05-23
~ Ws&>e1o4nt's'''
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Wesley Simpsons new custom fabric "True,"* hos
arrived in time for you ITO do the entire summer ward
robe for you and that Reasonable facsimile" Of your
self, your charming small daughter. Dress olike in
these true faithful coors =. . no foncfied shades
just true bIue oquo green cocoa violet yellow baby
blue and gray Trust this fobric creator to bring you
of the "run-of- -the-nIf" sort of thing crisp
spun royon, whose color is true" otter many
and many washing and, joyfuIIy to spare Sl35
you real heortoche it has been preshrunk. 80
From the summer issue of the Butterck Pattern Book
which is ock-o-block full of grand sewing ideas, we
have selected this Mother and Daughter Act.
wss1--Dress Fabrics
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-19

WASHINGTON. Nov. Is GNSl
The Army and Navy Journal
asserted tonight that. prior TO the
recall Of Gen. Stilwell from com
mand Of the China Burma-lndis
theatcr. Chang Kai-Shek had ac-
cuSrd him OF throwing away the
lives OF 10000 Chinese soldiers.
The unofficial service publica-
ton also asserted that l.. s. Am
baSSador Gauss was said 10 have
resigned his post IN embarraSs-
mCnt over the presence of so
many other American representa-
tiVcs in the Chinese capital and
his ignorance OF their dealings
with Chinese officials.
These revelations came at a
moment when President Roosevelt
was expected 10 name MAJ, Gen.
Patrick ). Hurley 10 succeed
Gauss.
The Journal writing in behalf
Of Sulwell, fatty said OF Chlang'S
charge:
1T j. amazing under the cir
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-19
Boston S Hope Slim
For Quick Strike End

BOSTON, Nov. Is (UP)-Union
leaders and strikers held out little
hope tonight that the siX-day
strike of 5000 Boston truck
drivers would be settled before
Monday despite a WLB promise
that il would invoke stern meas
ures" unless the holiday was
terminated by that day.
II was reported that President
Roosevelt might be asked to
intervene.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-19
Adm. King Cites
Production Need

CHICAGO, Nov. Is GNS)-
Adm. King u. s. fleet COM
mander in chief. urged Americans
tonight TO view United States
military and naval victories as a
stimulus to greater production
efforts rand warned that the
closer the navy gets TO Japan the
tougher its fight will be.
Adm. King told a Chicago war
bond drive audience that more
ships, more planes and more
ammunition are needed for the
accelerated war in the Pacific.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-19
Christmas Club
Waits S1,5OO,O

Distribution ~ more than
100000 VIII start Monday 10
1000 Commonwealth y a n k
hristnaS Club mCmborS. II was
nrounccd Saturday by It. Allan
,mith, bank wee president.
Money VIII be distributed alpha
e,icalN az the bank a. follows
+rday. A through c; Tuesday y
trough n: Wednesday I through
}: FRIDAY p through y, and
,aturday. " through a.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-19
Reveal Chang Accused
Stilweu of Wasting Lives

cumstances that this loss was
comparatively 80 small. Gen.
Stilwell had labored indefatig-
ably 10 create an effective Chin
csc army"
Ii charged that he was "handi'
capped by Chinese inertia, stand
ards and methods"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-19
Film Couple Reconciled

HOLLYWOOD, Nov. Is CINS)
Evelyn Reyes, Columbia
film star. and her film director
husband. King Vidor, announced a
reconciliation today after running
up what Miss Reyes said will be
a terrific" telephone bill.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-02-24

tome Savetu predstavljene sve ma
rodne frakcije da on nece priznati
lcndonsku iii ikakvu dnigu vladu,
te izjavijuje da je londonska Via
da "smrvljena."
Nista Sc jos ne kaze da Ii je or
ganizovana kakya vlada Il osvoje-
MIN predelima Poljske, iii ce moz-
da sam tai Savet smatrati sc no.
vom poljskom -vladom. Sovjetska
politika u 'odnosu Poljske, peeela
je blago, prijateljski, drzala Sc
"uetivno" prema poljskoj vladi u
Londonu; kasnije lsocelo Sc tu
vladu kritikovati, a jos kasnije po-
Cello Sc ciniti napad organizova
Sc suprotna grupa, koja je, narav-
no, u skladu pc soyjetskom uku-
su. Samo bojati Sc da nebi ia SOY
jetska politika dovela nliu do SUI
koba pa eak i militarnog sukoba,
sa njenim ''partnerima."
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-02-24
Italia

IL Italije Sc javlja da su Nemci
opljackali Evropa "a $1,000.000.-
900 zlata. Veci deo od toga zlata,
tvrdi ses da je odaslaaio nett
Aralne zemlje.' Italijaa je inala
Elatnu rezervu cd $120,000.0oO, a
sada lie to sve rukanra nacista.
Ia Francusku Sc kaze da ie imala
pre- rata oto $4,000, 100000 II zla-
tn da je veci ,deo toga saGuvar,
prenoseci ga u Sjedinjene Drza-
We neEe pokrajine koie su JOS
pod njenom vladavinom. Nizozems-
ka je imala S617.000.000 zlat-
moi rezervi pre- rata da je jedna
dcbar deo cd toga dopao nacistl-
ma. Belgija je imala $734,000.00O
u zlatu, cd cega sc tvIdi ola le
S228, ,294.283 otislo u. rake nacista.
poliska je imala S84,000.O00 koje
ie pail IA ruke nacist. Cehoslo-
vacka SCI, 100000, Cd kojeg su ma
cisti zagrabili jedan dobar dec.
Danska je imala S44,000.0Oo, Gre
ka S28, 100000, Norveska $4,000
600 Jugoslavija $83,00O.00O. Sa-
mo je Danska sacuvala dobar dec
syoga zlata, drugo su skoro sve
nacisti opljackali.
sta Sc dogodilo sa zlatom koJe
su imale Bugarska, Madjarska
Rumunija, nista Sc o tome ne INA.
Nagadjase da ie to sve otislo II
Berlin. Bugarska je imala $4,000
900. Rumunija $152,0O0.0OO.
Nacisti sa, kako izgleda, ima!i
razloga da budu zadovolmi po-
nositi prvih godina rata, plJacka-
iuci te osvojene zemlje i napredu-
iuai militarnim operaclJama
dok je nemacka Industrial kao
gjudstvo i moral jos sve bilo ne
dotabnruto, ali sta sad da Sc kaze
kad Sc to sve okrenulo obratnon
pravcu? Ljudstvo silno pogubl]e
no gubi sc stalno. Industrial bi-
va razarana, pljacke sve fffanle
Pa ipak moze Sc slobodne reci da
&c bez sumnje nekoji sadasnli
macistiGki oficiri ma krajn rata
biti otkriveni kao milioneri mul.
timilioneri. Nekome Sc rat ipat
isplati.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-02-24
Sov.jetska Russia

Vest il Moskve (19. februara)
jav1ja ola je soyjetski casaais War
and the Working Glass, iz jasio
da Sovjetska Russia odlgcno stoii
kod toga, da nacisticki "satelitl'
moraiu isto tako naplatiti ratnu
cstetu koju su MOI naneli, kao /
sami nacisti. Cosopis tvfdi da Je
ia osteta tako velika da 81 ii "sa-
teliti" toga svesni, da Sc plase Ia
kluciyania mira, wise nego samog
rata. Ia RunNtniju i Madajrsku Sc
kaze da Sc osobito one toga phase,
Oyo Sc objasnjava da je II vezl
sa sadasniim pregovorima mlru
koii Sc vode izmedju Sovjetske Ru-
size Fmske Il Stockholmu, sVeos-
ka. Finska je takodjer jako up!a-
sena sa tim uslovima, a neki ~
van Rusije krugovi savetuju da
Finsku okupiraju Sjedinjene Dr.
zave IL mesto Sovjetska RisiJa.
Ia Nemacku sc kaze da stalno IL
vodi neke diplomatske trikove
trazi na6ina kako da izbegne to-
talno unistenje, putem zavadJa-
MIA Sayeznika.
Prema swim znacima i nac!stl ]
n iihovi "sateliti' osecaJu da 1c
vec rat .izgubljen "a njih, sada sa-
mo traze nacina kako ola sto lakse
prodju IL sklapanju mira. Pa lpas
OH los mogu da Sc odupiru "a ne
koje vreme.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-02-24
UIen, zanazari kapitalisti

\ ;vlaceci drzavu tai partner
ship, oni mogu onda sigurnije sta
viii syoje plste po po celoj Evropi
Maloj velikoj Aziji, pa po Afri-
ci. Tako Ii ameli6ki uljari planira-
iu kako da 2oulje Geo svet ga svo-
jim uliem, a da ipak niko ne SINE
nj da protestuje. kako to oni zna-
du sve izracunati.
Cinjenica da &c Sc te kompaniie
nnogo kolisti cd toga projekta,
jeste tome, sto ie ulje vrelima
Saudi. Arabic, tako daje neiscrp-
no, jer ga maogo ina. a proizvod-
MIA ie tako ieftina da Sc moze sa
troskovima Cd 10 do 15c. bacNa pro-
izvesti, is1oyrenaeno da bi SO
izvadilo na povrSinu zen1lje, tros-
kovi su samo Sc. po baGvi. Pod
takvim uslovima tako osokoljava
iucim izqledima, americki kapita-
listi su gotovi da zadju Il "busi
ness"
Mnogim radnicima izgleda ne
razumliivo kad cuiu da Sc neho
PRIMO nakakva drZaynog poloza-
ia Il Washingtonu, pod uslovima
plate Cd $1.OO ma godinu i maogi
zamisliaju, a iako mas kapitalis-
tiGka stampa obavescuje, da Sc
ia osoba primila toga rada IL pa
triotskih osefaja da pomogne dr.
aavu narod So svojlm uslugama.
Jasno ie da onih koji rade IL Wa
shingtonIl IA $1.00 ia godlnu, INA
tako malo dabi in mogli na qrstc
izbroiiti i mozda bi nam svl prstl
nreostali. Oni Sc primaju tih polo
zaia sa ciljem da Sc ma drugi nacln
okoriste. kao ma primer, sto Sc
koriste ovi rljani ljudi. Samo oV'
prima iu plate Cd drzave svoJih
kompaniia onda jos, bez sumnJe,
da &c biti opet nagradjeni "a
deal koji su zakljucili. I owl IL
lem umazani ljudi, to su narodnl
nrvaci narodni predstavnici.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-02-24
ODalo starGvriStvo

I gradu New YoTku stanovniS-
two je opalo Ii posiednie 3etiri go
dine IA deset pcsto. Grad New
\ 1ork ukliuCujIci "nletropolitan a
rea," Jersey City i Newark, imac
ie 1910. god;1e 1l,524.olS stanov-
nika. a sada, |. novembra 1913. j.
mao ie 1O.703.374. Mamie sada 10
9Z0.644. 4 IL WaShingtona Sc jaw
LA da ie stanovnistvo cele nacije
opalo "a s3,o21 .22o, iii nesto wise
od 5 posto.
Rudu5i da ie ccnzuS sall1,9lien
ia osnoyi raciiske knjige broj 4,
drzimo daje tacan. Stanovn'styc
owe zemlje sada je 127.307 1874, dok
ie bilo 1910. godine 13l .32o10d.
Interesantno je prjbeleziti da ie
+ roizvodnja owe zemlje porasla
III bolje da re3emo, godvostTuciis.
Sc u te cetiri codine. u l<ojima ie
stanovnistvo opalo.
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TTNRRA dohiya ST, $50. $50
O00.0nn

Organizacija "a ishraniiyanie j
obnaylianje sveta posle rata. poz-
nata pod imenom United Nations
Relief and Rehabilitation Admins
tration, III ukratko UNRR.A (Admi
nistraciia Ujedinjeaih Naciia u,
ISllranu O0novu), konaGno ie po-
bedila i Il Senatu Sjelinjenih Dr.:
zava, da Sc oaobri ameFiSki udeo
Il nien fond od S1,35o.o0o,ooo,
Predstavni6ka kuta je vet odob-
rila tai fond, los ina samo ia %
Predsednik potpiSe onda je sve
ootovo.
Ma svojoj jesenasnjoj konfcren-
eli IL Atlantic City, n. j., ona ie
resila da trazi cd sviju nacija ko-
ie su nieni clanovi, 20 iedan pcs
totak godisnieg proizvoda. Sf,tal
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-02-24

slldrug, general Payron, godina-
ma podpredsednik Gulf Oil &C"
Poslednja diva su clan0vi Zaied
nickog staba sefova Voiske j Nor
narice Petroleum Board"-a, koji-
ma je predan tai plan "a izgradnju
uljane liniie.
Uliani ljudi Washingtonu, dak-
/ le, imadu I'll celu rabotu svol'm
r,,kama. Oni te planove stvaraju i
sprovode Il delo. L1ldi kohl hao
podpredsednici i mace visoki sluz
Ebenici raznih velikih kompanija.
primaju plate cd po $4,000 godis-
ME cd tih kompaniia "a posao, koli
oni ne obavlaju. Ali ako oni he o.
bavliaiu tai posao, oni obavljaju
drugi posao kampaniie to pravo
u Washingtonu, gde primaju i jos
20 iednu platu Cd drzave kao pog-
lavice ovih iii onih triju slova PA.
W. it'd.
Owe &c kompaniie u zajednici
So yladom izgraditi i operisati tn
uljamu liniju, sto bez sunnle, nece
biti beg vel;kog proflta. Pored toga
sto ce drzava biti f;nansijsM is
koris5ena oko gradienia tie linije.
Kompaniiama drzava dobro dolazi
tao "nartner" i sa drugog gledista.
To moduzece nije Il America niti
10 ono II Alaskoj, iii igde II blizi-
nj owe zemlje. Ono je cak, malo da
nc ,eeemo. Ma drugoi strani ovog
o,obusa - Maloi .Aziii, Saudi,
Arabia. Ova polsrajina nije pod
rpravom sjedinjenih Drazava nj
stvarno nj formalno. Ko INA sta
bi Sc moglo dogoditi. Vlasti dotit-
no zamlie mogle bi smetati neo-
qranieenom iskoriseavanju toga
yrela linije. Ako bi kompanije
zatrazjle militarnu pomoe cd svo-
10 domoyine, mozda je nebi dobili,
il, hi ie dobili prekasno, ovako
rkli1Si drzavu "a "partnera', to
"a bit; 1ako da Sc zastite kompanijs-
ki interest, cak sa militarnom 81
lom kad Sc nokaze potreba "a to.
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Stalinise.)
Predsednik Roosevelt ie jasno
priprava,1 da podupire namet ne
privolne sluzoe pod ma kakyi1n
uslovima, i o.o ma suprot njegoye
zakletve da ce zast:9avati braali-
ii Ustav.. ,Njegoya odencnost ]e
reflektovana Il nainoyijem oare-
taniu Predsed dnika War Manpower
Commission, Paul Y. McNutt-a.
McNntt. sad tamo- sad cvamo- Fin
a,ingan, stvari pl isilnog rada,
pleobratia sc vec cetvrti put !
sada Sc izjaljuie Ia ski "narod-
ne sluzbe'. Ui2itan njegoVlm gle
tistima |. februla, on rtce: "ka-
da glave oruzane sluzhe napulije-
ne sa stvarnim izyadianjem rata
kazs, II najkrititnijem periodu ra-
ia, da je takav akt potIeban, 10
smo mi da dvojimo to-
Prema McNutt-ovu naSinu mis-
ljenja, militarizam ie pro5i1io sFo-
iu konandl da ukljuGi civilno pu-
canstvo - civilni um.
Doskoaica upotrcbijona da So
ucini neprivolna sluzba da szgle-
da mamie tegobna, ieste tvrd1Ja
da bi drzava retko trebala ia uEu-
10 ssoju nei ssriizailiassa r.. IA. s.
ona noze dobi.i rezultate dTzecl
toljagu ia svojih ledja. Druga ]e'
Dc bi radnici retko bill istreGutl
i poslani II daleka mesta. o5ad-
(Nastavak na 3. stranil
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Diva .leset jednu eodinu stara
Mrs. Elinore Stefanski, nedaVeo
ie ostavila dete stare II meseci
na ste2enicama Brooklyn Blood
Donor Bank, Il Brooklyn, \. Y. De-
te je bio njeno ) ona ie nal1oa To-
sa bila uhap5ena. kad su je Was
.si-ss ss..s j sl2iali dis
na .stepen;canla, onr i'm ie odgcro-
rila da nije Ii stanju izdrzaVati sf-
be dete.
Ona s. ozeaiia "a vojp.ka, redo
Va Sigmund Stefanorski. Engies-
toi 194l. godine dobivala je mo
setn.f platu od Siedinjcrih Drza-
ya cd $4,000, ia sam upotreb-
Iiivala tai novac da izdr%ayam Sc
be dete" re3e ona, ali dok su me-
seci prolaziii dete ras!o, Gene Two
ia su rasle gore. ia sam prona>!a
da je odrediena suna bita prema-
lena. Nisam mogla SaStaviti kraj
s kraiam. :" it'd. Njena pl',ca
prili&no jc velika Il oVom PRAYER
j nrilicno tuqaliiva diriiiva. ka-
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-02-24

/ ako Sc Simovic nije sasvim od-
ricao Jugoslavenske vlada u ka-
iru Mihajlovicevih cetnika,on je
ipak pokazao daleko veeu naklo-
most Partmanima. VGovatno da
je ia naklonost radi toga sto IL
gleda da je Titova sAa moenija i
wise Sc bori nego cetnici. A moze
biti da je i to jedan politieki trik,
sa kojim Sc sprema zemljiste "a
ujedinjenje ovih dveju struja.
Borba Sc vodi ma sve strane,
Staroj Srbiji, Dalmaciji. Hrvats-
koj Sloveniji, koja Sc vecinom
hredituje Partizanima. Javlja Sc.
takodjer, da j Saveznicki avijoni
pomazu u toj borbi, narcotic ma
Jadranskoj obali. Rezultat te bor-
be je kao do sad, sto god Sc os-
voji, to Sc i2gubi, j tako II besko-
nacnost.