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RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-06-08
zavei ne-$trajkovanja'

radl1ici nisu cinili zavsts ne
strajkovanja u 1888, 1889. i Il
1910, postotak onih koji SUI straj-
kovali uporodjen sa ukupns upo-
slenim, bio je znatno manji u
ovim godinama nego u 1913"
Kao sto Sc vidi, sano jsdnoi
godini dana, a da j ne perainje-
mo ranije godine, kada je straj-
kova bio relativno nalo, imali
sno tri puta toliko straj!seva Il
l943., koliko snno inna1f u 1912,
a radnih dana je izgub]jeno wise
nego sest puta toliko, ksbko je
izgubljeno u 1912. Ma samo da
"zavet" ne-strajkovanja nije po-
mogao nego su strajkovi~ otlsli
skoro izvan svalze kentrole IL
uporedjenju samo sa tom~ pref
hodnom eodinom. Ali to nije sve.
Ista novina ma uvodnoj strari,
iznasa statistiku FederaIaeg BIZ
roa strajkovima u pruiHn eet-
vrtinama posrednjih trsl.. godi
ma, Sto obuhvata i prvu eetvpt
1914. Evo tin brojki:
U prvoj cetvrti 1912, irnall
smo 571 strajk, Il 1943: 643, u
1914. 1o21 strajk. Izgubbeno rad
| min dana Il istom periocht~l942.
1,0So639, u 1943. izgubfeno 748.-
|564, u 1914. izgubljeno,je tako-
'djer Il istonl periodu l,5M0Oe.
Ovo su neosporive eisa,ssiee.
Sve prevare, propaganeia,-i Ia
konske zabrane lome Sc Aa. par
cad u sukobu sa ekonom5kirn, IA
konima. Jaz, koji deli radntcku
j kapitalisticku klasu i keji. po-
stale sve veci il dana u Asn, ute
lovljen je u raspodeli bogststva,
koje radnici proizvadjaju' j sve-
manji udeo Cd MEGA priraaju. l
ako radnici nista stvarnog i traj-
nog IL tin strajkova ne dobivaju,
oni su ipak dokaz da Sc klasna.
borba ne moze ublaZiti- sa M
kakvirn trikOvima zabranalna.
Ma protiv, ona Sc uvecava rs.
tom srazmeru u kojern Sc radne
prilike pogorsavaju, bogatstye
u rukana kapitalista poveeava,
bez da zasluzuju jetsnu naa4en-
kost cd MEGA. To je dal3es rsehaZ
da Sc borbeni duh kod .raaaika
razvija u praos svih snnetnii i ca
&c Sc tai duh JOS i dalje- uveca-
vati i konaGno Sc ostvarti- u re-
volucionarnu borbu, klass pro-
tiv klase Ia prevlast kostrolu
drustva. Ovo je dokaz da.se hraJ
ropstva sve wise primise Also
naskoro jedna mala keloma
klasne svesti zahvati racsae ma
Sc, gonjene tiranijom i esenems-
kom nuzdon, planer proletsrs
ke revoluciie mogao bi se-raseo-
reti u neposrednoj buduonosti;
os.variti Sc, tako ola reeerno,s IL
nenadno u Socijalisticku Inldhs-
trijalnu Republi!zu Raaa. U ko-
lilo Sc prvo radnici istrgnu is
pod uticaja radnickih iakera, ka-
pitalisticke klase njenih politi-
cara, u toliko &c oni prve kre~
mutt pravcem Industrijalnog Ju-
nionizn,a, koji izravno- voh u
Socijalizan.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-06-08

Radnicke vodje u junijana i
zumeli su jednu prevaru sa svr-
hom da sluze izrabliivacirna
borbi, koja Sc neprekidno vodi
oko pitanja naiananice. Ta pre-
vara je zavet "ne-straikovania"
Kao pravilo oval zavet radni:ke
vodje daju poslodavcinaa bez i
kakva pristanka radnika, cak in
| i ne pitaju da Ii Sc oni stirn sla-
zu Ova Sc prevara upotrebljuie
skoro u svakom straiku protiv
radnika. Juniiske vodje redovno
Il svakom strajku isticu pred rad
nike "obecanje" koie su radnici
dali da "nece straikovati'', govo-
1reci i'm wi ste dali takvo obeca-
ME pa onda trebate postovati to
sto ste obecali".
| Nema nigde, medju nj jednirn
drueim elenentinla, osina sarnih
kapitalista, tako jakih protivnika
straika, kao sto su to iunijske
vodie. Doduse oni odobravaju,
cak j potstrekavaju rado pred
vode strajkove, koii Sc vode u
ime njihovih fekerskih interesa,
kada je pitanju ubiranje cla-
marine, priznanje iunije, "junijs-
ko osiguranje" "a buduca vreme-
ma it'd. Inace svi drugi strajkovi
koji proistiGu Il stvarrih radnic-
kin potreba, osudiuju Sc nazi-
vaju III da su "neovlaSteni".
Delimieno, oni uspevaju ga tim
prevaranna, do nekog stepena
suzbijaju radnicke strajkove. Ali
to znaGi samo sve vece gorilanje
zalba, nepravdf i nesnosliivih u
slova ma radu vulkan radnickog
,nezadovoljstva kuva rnogo jace
"a radniGkim redovirna j gotov je
da eksplodira u svako doba. Pa
ipak ma suprot svega, mnogo je
wise strajkova izbijalo Il vreme-
nina cd kada ST. fekeri izrnislili
rpevaru "ne-strajkovanja", nego
u onim vremenir1a kada nisu ci-
Mill takva obecanja Ovo je dosaz
da je stanje rsdnika, kad Sc W.
mu u obzir sve okolnosti, daleko
gore danas nego sto je ikada BIZ
10.
Vasingtonski dopisnik "New
York Times"-a, izvescuje Il istoi
novini 3. juna, u vezi sa tim ga
vetima" brojem izvadjanih
| strajkova sledece:
"U 1943. bilo je 3.752 strajlza,
efektujuci 1,so1.279 radnika, i
broj izgubljenih radnih dana bio
ie 13,500.529. Uporediuiuce broj-
ke "a 1912. bile su 1858. [strai-
kova]; 839.S61 [radnika efeito-
vano1; 4,1s2.557 [izgubljenih da-
nal -"
| "Sa izuzetkom 1912, radnici
nisu davali 'zavet ne-strajkova-
MIA u godinana 1929, 1880, 1881
il u 1910. pa ipak procenat u O.
vim godinama pokazuie bolji re-
kord radnog vrenena koje je BIZ
10 ma raspolozenju, nego "a vre-
me godine 'ne-strajkujuceg Ia
veta' 1943.
"Broj radnika zahvacen strai
kovirna 1943. bio ie SO pos.o
cd ukupno uposlenih, ostri po-
rast iznad 80 posto Cd 1942. | ako
|
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-06-08
Piknik u Akron, Ohio

.juna Akron
u
odrel oplno
Zee odah
N
popodne ODbOR
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-06-08

Ali ovo je samo jedna strana opste isti-
ne: da je "a Rusiju bilo lako, konkretnoj,
istorijski posue. jedinstvenoj sitnaciji 1917, da
zapocne socijalnu revoluciju, ali &c "a Rusiju
biti teze da je produzava dovrsi nego "a dru-
ge evropske zemlje. ia sam imao priliku da
ukazem 1918. cd onda je dvogodisnje iskust-
vo potpuno potvrdilo ovu tacku gledista -
N. Lenin.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-06-08
KONSKRIPCIJA RADNIKA
KOrak ka Industrijamom Ropstvu
ERIC HASS, urednika WEEKLY PEOPLE-a

p r.
U ovoj brosuri autor je jedinsven racin n l.
GOV tok razvo ameri6ke u O e. SoJa el-
liza f eu t anerCku radniGku klasu Pomoeu
autennih dokaza e ucnio poredene edju nacistle-
Ike Nemacke koa je popuno potitk ekonousk obespra~
villa nematke radnile americke plutokrate koja pos
tepeno prmenjuje cne metode svoJu radnic-
ku kasu, kakve e nacscka NemaGka prmnila nemae-
ku radnicku kasu.
Smrzavanje posu donasanje zakona protiv radnic-
XIII rajkova citav nz drugih prisinih reakcionarnh
nera jesu vidni znac amercke kaptake kase da poi-
tick obepravi radn6ku klasu Amerke Ouda potrebno
da ovu dragocenu zcu nabave suden radnckog p
tanja.
Ina a. stranice, joj je 10 cent? primerak
PorudzoiRe treba sat
KNJIzARA RADNIcKE BoRBE
3413 St. Clair Ave, Cleveland IA, Ohio
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-06-08

latinskih fraza potpomazuci ME-
COVE zakljucke. Mnogo godina
kasnije saznalo Sc da je Lord
Coke ne samo izmislio zakon ne
20 ie izmislio latinske izreke u
isto vreme. Coke-ov pristupu en-
gleskom zakonu moze sada biti
poznat kao Biddle-ov pristup "a
zakonu."
Ma kako preteran bio oval Ia
on sluzi "a naglasenje
tendencije kapitalisticke drzave
u ovom periodu trulenja da Sc
stave statuti sam Ustav Il pro-
krevet. | ova je ten
dencija najvise primenjiva u ar
gumentima zagovaraea prisilnog
rada u njihovom nastojanju da
ignorisu jasni jerk ustavne Ia
brane neprivoljne sluzbe.
Kongresionalua reakcija; stadija
u uporedjenjima.
I ovde mozda necemo proma-
siti da ukazemo vidnu suprotnost
u reakciji kongresmana Il opste
prema preuzimanju Warda pre-
poruke da Sc regrutuiu radnici.
Ozlojedjenost ispoljavana mad
prvim, vidno je otsutna kada Sc
diskutuje konskripcija rada. Owl
kongresmani izgledaju groznica-
vi drzavnom navodnom nasilo-
vanju Petog Dodatka (koii Ia
sticava osobe protiv oduzinanja
rlasnistva "bez pravilnog Ia
konskog toka",) a izgledaju da j.
madu TEX slabusko secanje Tri-
naestog Dodatka, koji izrazito |
jasno zabranjuje n epri volinu
sluzbu. Predstavnik Scott otisao
ie tako daleko da je parafrazirao
argumenat podignut il S. L. P.
osudjivanja radne konskripcije,
/ primenuo je tn parafrazu ma dr.
zavnu akciju u preuzimanju
Warda. u sluzbenom iskazu 0
"Nacionalnoj Sluzbi" (WEEKLY
PEOPLE-u, %. januara 1944),
ii u RADNIcKOJ BORBI cd 20.
januara 1914. ], opet ma Colum-
bijskoj mrezi u govoru urednika
WEEKLY PEOPLE-a, 26. febru-
ara, mi smo rekli:
ga vrene borbe sa Britans-
kom Krunom nasi Revolucionar-
nj ocevi upotrebljivali su opste
drazecu izreku u vremenu Veil
Ike Pobune Engleskoj' sto 60
dina ranije: 'Sto engleski Kralj
nema pravo da zahteva; englesEi
Gradjanin ina pravo da media.
Njena prinena danas, u slucaju
da Egzekutiva j Kongres uzurpi-
raju moe, bila hi cd dirliive pri-
kladrosti. Ako Sc nezakorita ne
privolina sluzba u6ini "zakoni-
tom" il grla stotina hiljada bun
tovnih slobodo-ljubedih radnika
dolazila bi ljutita opomena: "STA
KONGRES l PREDSEDNIK NE
MADU PRAVO DA ZAHTEVA-
JU. AMERIKANCI IMADU
PRAvO DA NE DADU!"
Parafraza predstavnika Scotia
kako je otstampa1a u "Congres-
sional Record"-u, 5. maja, glass:
"Jako opsirni argun1enat Ge-
neralnog Odvetnika da je tn mos
u Eszekutivi proizvedena IL ne
kin izvora izvan wish Cd Usta-
va prepoznavaju6 ie po tome stc
ieste: Areumenat "a bozanskc
pravo kralieva. Nazad dugo vre-
mena engleski praoci General
nog Odvetnika poricali su ovc
doktrjpu i zamenuli su ie So IL
rekom primenljivono "a tikast2
aferu: "sto engleski l1ralj neria
pravo da zahteva, ma koii en
gleski gradjanin ina pravo d.
media"
"Koje treba da pretezava, c.
roralnog Odvetnika, dlslla tvro-
MIA bozanskog prava vladara II
vlasti iii vladavina s'obode de
'sto nj jedan Annericl.i Predsed-
nix nena pravo da zahtava, a
meri6ki gradjaain ina pravo de
media"
n.p - 1-rnr nkso
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-06-08
Preuzirnanje Warda
KoHko je "sveto' privatno
DlnsniStvo?

hOtshO je SOtbO v1NuttO
vlnsni$tvo?
Uzbudjenost kapitalista nil
hovih kongresionalnih ulizica nj
je bez razloga. Ako privatno
vlasnistvo nije tako sveto, ako
ga Sc moze oduzeti od njegovih
posednika kroz jedan process rs
brana, za$to ga nebi bilo naogu-
&c uzeti DO rddnicima kroz dru-
gi? Preuzimanje, ako je bio
ostvareno po drzavi, bio je po-
ricanje svetosti privatnog vlas-
nistva. Ne cini razliku, sto je ime
ostalo nepovredjeno, u ovom slu-
caju. Niti cini razliku sto &c pro-
fit dolazeci "a vreme drzavne
kontrole biti isplacen posednici-
ma njihovim upravnim pomoc-
nicima. sto je vazno jeste to, da
je drzava preuzela posednistvo
Cd ovih posednika i njihovih il
vrsioca.
Nije preterivanje da kazeno
da je drhtavica isla gore dele
kroz kolektivnu hrptenjacu ka-
pitalisticke klase, kada je videla
sliku Sewell Avery-a gde je te-
lesno bio iznesen il cikaskog pre-
duzeca. Istina je, da su ljudi koji
su MEGA iznei bill vojnici. Ia
kodjer je istina, da je vlada kcja
| ga ie izbacila dozvolila rnu sada
da Sc povrati i da zauzme punu
kontrolu Wardovih izvora "a IL
rabljivanie radnika. Ali mi Il
vino u dobu kada je ia idejo
opasna "a klasnu vladavinu, :
ona ideja cvrsto nagovestavana
u ovoj slici jeste da bi posednici
niihovi slugani mogli isto tako
lako biti izbaceni i otstranjeni
DO samina radnicirna ali "a
npek.
Ova ideja, skopcana sa razu-
mevanjem da Socijalisticka gla-
sovnica moze ustanoviti radnic-
ko pravo ma zajednieko vlasnis-
two mad instrurnentima "a proiz-
vodnju raspodelu, koje su oni
izumeli, sagradili i operisu, jeste
ideja koju Socijalistieka Radnic-
ka Partija zudi vec polovicu sto-
leca da zasadi u misli nasih dru-
gova radnika. Cudesni promasaj
kapitalizma cini bar njihove mis-
Ii pristupacne tome. Ma koliko
, oni nastojali da odrze radnike
klececi ma kolenima pred bogon
privatne svojine, kapitalisti Sc
ne mogu pomoci, da je ne izo-
blice kao laz i prevaru. Apsolut-
na kontrola svoiine cd indivi-
dualnih kapitalista buni Sc pro
tiv njihove klasne vladavine mad
radnicima. u koliko Sc oni lin
d,vidua1ni kapitalistil wise odupi
ru zahtevu kapitalisticke drzave
da predadu ovu kontrolu, u to.
liko je JOS wise nuzno "a dr.
zavu da prirneni silu. otud.
potsticu kod radnika pojam koj
vodi revolucionarnom misljenit
j. konacno, ehspropriaciji kapi.
talista. ne Cd drzave, nego oc
sannih radnika.
Spust;te III dole polako; oni s,
neopasni!
Kada je Generalni Odvetni1
izdao uputstva da Sc "izvede'
| Sewell Avery van IL preduzeca
iavilo Sc Ga ie Avery odgovorio
UI, n, octofi o1Ia"
On nije.
Kada Sc aneriGki radllici uie
dine politi6ki da zahtevaiu bez
1slovnu predaiu kapitalizma,
| nobilisu svoju ekononlsku mo
ia uznnu, drze operisu tvornice
ducane, zeleznice, rudnike it'd
LaDitalistiGka klasa bi Sc mogl
pokazati tvrdoglava kao Averg
Oni hi mocli, Il niihovoj kobno
drskosti. slediti Avery-a nasto
iati da &c oni "ostati ovde'. [
koiem bi sluGaiu odbori ineno
vani cd tvorniGkih lokala- Soei
ialistiGke Industrijalne Juniif
ispratiIi in iii bi III izne'i van
pazljivo in spustili ma djubriste
Evening star., 1944-09-29
War Hospital Committee
10 Study Veteran Policy

The War Hospitality Committees s
policy on veterans will be discussed
at dinner meeting at s pm. Mon
day In Barker Hall of the YWcA
Another feature of the meeting
Will be the award of OCD merit
pins to members Of the War Hos
pitality Committee. Harry S. Wen
der, committee public rela tions
Chairman, will award the pins.
Included in a panel discussion of
What War Hospitality Can Offer
the Returned Service Man and
Woman" will be Wayne Sommer,
chairman, and 1t Col. Howard A
Rusk, Once of the Air Surgeon;
1t. Comdr. Arthur T. Noren. NAVY
Department welfare and recreation
ONCE. and G. OFT Romney, Amer
ican Red Cross.
The discussion, 1t was announced
VIII center on whether one specific
War Hospitality center should be
set aside for veterans or whether all
units should accept veterans in their
clubs.
Evening star., 1944-09-29
|Po|ygamy Jury Hears
|ChiId Brides 5iory Of
Celestial Marriaoe'
~ the Associated Press,

| ~ the Associated Press.
SALT LAKE CITY, Sept. 2o.-
Stories Of . child brides celestial
marriage" and Of 4 broken home,
both blamed by witnesses on activi-
ties Of "fundamentalists," were re-
lated to District Court jury which
continued to hear evidence today In
the trial Of 80 men and women
accused Of conspiring to preach and
practice polygamy.
A pretty 17-year-old girl said she
went three years ago to . nearby
canyon with Ross Wesley Lebaron
and Charles w. Zitting, heard the
latter pronounce some kind of cere-
mony" while LebAron held her hand,
then spent several hours with her
husband" while his firSt wife stood
watch.
The girl was Mrs. Alice Caldwell, ;.
who said Zitting told her. in discuss
ing the marriage" that "all I'd
have to do was to raise children"
Taken Away BY Parents.
After the canyon ceremony, she
said. she went with Lebaron to a
creek At the rear Of his home.
I'VE stayed there" she said, from
about 6 O'Clock In the evening until
2:30 the next morning. Then
Thelma Lebaron's wife) came look
ing for us. She said Mamma and
Daddy were there looking for me-"
Mrs. Caldwell said she went home
With har yorarts and tvro u,>>L.
later while roller skating with a girl
friend, Helene Woodruff, was ap-
preached by Mrs. Lebaron.
"Thelma began pulling one way
and Helene the other way" the
diminutive, dark haired witness
said. "Thelma was the stronger and
Helene had to let co."
She said she was pulled to the
Lebaron home and remained there
until juvenile authorities removed
her several hours later.
Mrs. Helen Smith, attractive.
authenticated ex-wife of another
cult member, Heber c. Smith, jr..
told OF her efforts to dissuade her
husband from becoming a "funda-
nentalist." They failed, she said.
and when she was introduced bv her
husband to his plural wife, Juanita
Barlow, Il called her a name"
Wife Granted Divorce.
She told me that If I'd try, !
could be happy in this plural mar
rage. She said she loved me as a
sister wife and that sometime I'd
have to expect her to have a little
girl Just like my little girl"
Shortly thereafter Mrs. Smith OBJ
tanned a divorce.
Earlier in the trial, which required
a week to impanel an eight-man
jury and is now in its fourth day of
testimony. Mrs. Cathryn Coserove
OF San Diego, Calf, said she lived
for % months as the celestial" wife
OF cultist.
She said the group used books and
literature OF the Latter-Day Saints
tMormon Church, but were taught
not to follow the manifesto" of 1890
which called on Mormons to aban-
don the practice of polygamy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-24
Delay Sought
By Reading Jr.

A l5-day extension Of time for
filing an appeal to the state SUI
premc court had been requested
today by attorneys for II former
police officers and Richard w
Reading Jra who were convicted
of conspiracy 10 operate hand
books
Attorney j. Richard Newman
said extension of todayS appeal
deadlne was necessary because Of
the great amount of work in pre-
pairing 5000 pages of records, and
that the stipulation had been
signed by Solicitor General Ed
mund Shepherd.
Among the defendants are VIII
liam Heidi. form er assistant
deputy police superintendent, and
Fred r Clark. former chief in
SpcCtOr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-24
SUGGESTS LEASES

employees should be urged"
JCTTCTS SAID, 10 grow gardens
either on their own property or
ON ground opened by the indus
trial company.
III the company does not
have space available for gar
deus. ] suggest they lease areas
for this purpose
Delegates to the conference
were greeted by Capt. Donald S.
Leonard, state OCD director. Paul
c. Stark. president Of the inSti-
tutc. outlined plans for 1914
Among the other speakers were
Mary I. Barber. food conSultant
10 the secretary of war DR.. War
rem f. Bow. superintendent of
Detroit schools; Gov. Kelly. Col.
Paul Logan of the quartermaster
corps. and Vice Adm. Henry G..
Taylor, experimenting civil engi-
necr of the navy.
The conference. which con-
tinueS today. will be climaXed
with a talk by novelist Louis
Bromfcld on Rebuilding America
Through Gardening
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-24
LINGERIE

1855 SLIPS, tearose rayon
crepes. irregulars OF better
grades. tailored styles, 81 20
40 in lot, now ........ 59c
500 SNUGGIES. pants, vests
fine cotton. tearose. small.
medium, large. now ..39c
IS GOWNS. cotton crepe and
batiste. some soiled, irregu-
lars, broken sizes, now 81
1873 BRASSIERES. mostly
evening styles, tearose and
white, now ........ 39c
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-24
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kERNs BASEMENT

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now .,.-. .....s ,.t...s 81
l76 SHIRTS. DRAWERS.
500 wool. regulation army
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sizes, now ......... S SIS
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crew neck, small, medium.
large, now ........... 5Sc
l3s UNION SUITS. athletic
style. 2-button knit suits. also
seconds OF fine broadcloths,
SO TO ~ in lot, now,....T9c
BIS SHIRTS. soiled, white
and patterned broadcloths,
non-wilt collars, broken sizes,
now ,,.........
422 HOSE heavy wool-mixed.
800 prs. are 47'o wool, l22
prs. are 35'5 wool, regular
length. sizes ioH to IL,
now .,.....,.,. ....' S5c
SIS prs. HOSE. 1926 wool,
solid olorS. contrasting
clocks, black. gray, navy, ma
room. 10 TO ia, now &c
$40 TIES, better rayon fab->
rics. wool Innings, full shape.
stripes. checks. all-overs -.
now .. O. 100. ..s,.,,.AIc
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KERN's BASEMENT

Womens Better II A N d =
BAGS. felts, rayon failles,
rayon crepes. black, some col
ors, now ..,.... ,...., 5bc
Women GLOVES. fay6nS,
rayons and cottons. broken
-eeleEs- aHd-stzes5 now bee
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z Robbers Miss $500

CHICAGO, Feb. "A INS)
Mrs. Helen Bogus, tavern owner,
lost 500 10 two robbers. but she 5
laughing up her sleeve today
That's where she hid another $500
lheN dIhn-i t.t.
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Ex-Rubber Gar
industry
Behind Gardens

William NJ letters. former rub
her car assumed a n4w- national
post al me Victory Garden IhSti-
il.la -dinpfr at hn-Hatal- Book
Cadillac where civilians were
warned they would get less food
this year than they did last UNI
less they raise it themselves.
Jeffers, who left the rubber post
10 return 10 the presidency of The
Union Pacific Railroad told the
conference last night he was
assuming the task OF marShalling
industry TO got behind the victory
/ garden program ON national
scale
LESS FOOD IN l9ll
Earlier In the day. Marvin
Jones. war food administrator
warned that civilians VIII receive
only - per cent of an food grown
Inn 1914 as compared with 10 per
|ccnt last year. unless the victory
garden movement is intensified.
Jones SAID we are getting as
much to eat a< we did before the
war although 10 seems like less
because people eat more when
T they do additional Work. He
I added
"nur I,aA0, 001 men under
+ arms are rating 80 per cent
more than they did N civilians
Jones said that while there were
no signs OF a let-up m Iationing,
! hn-S4AA- hnpellIL signs Tor victory
gardeners, adding.
THE NPB is releasing more
pressure cookers and freezing
init fer preserving The food
YOU do raise this year"
WFFERS' NEW JOB
In discussing his new assign
/ menl. JetfCrS said
II am drafting the top indus
trial leaders throughout the
country To get back of this VIC
tory garden program for eeifi--
pany employe gardens"
! r.. J Condor of Sears Roebuck,
-tCf0rag0. said victory gardeners
not only provided food for them
selves but relief for an overtaXed
Transportation system by raising
100000 tons of fresh vegetables
last year
As chairman of the industrial
a DIV sorry committee. JelierS
called upon companies 10 promote
/ victory garden production wher-
lever possible.
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GlI.;IE1:z'EI
KERN's BASEMENT


$50 Womcn's SWEATERS.
all-wools and wool-and-ra-
yons, cardigan and slipon
styles. some soiled, 80 70 40
~ LOT. now ...... ....... 81
80 Women's SKIRTS. gay
plaidS, some soiled, pleated
and gored styles - 20 80
in lot, were up 20 S4.95.
now 49,. - S2.Ss
lS5 Womens b l. 0 y S f S,
whites, prints, mostly short
sleeves. 81 20 SO in lot. soiled.
now .. .... So. St.39
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32o prs. Better ANKLETS.
solid colors, some irregulars
and soiled, sizes 7 TO 1917
now ......... ....l Ic
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HOSIERY

kERN's BASEMENT
375 prs. RAYON HOSE
see nds, full fashioned
wanted shades. ga 20 1919,
now .. ..... $50
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ZzEl7.iy3E!
MEMS BN,EMENr

Misses. Women's SERVICE
COATS. washable cotton. blue
stripes only. Ia TO 40 in lot.
ideal for housewives, maids
mattresses, now, Si.69
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I3sllEIs5'H|
KERN's BASEMENT

kERN's BASEMENT
Toddlers' PINAFORES. fine
pique. seconds OF better
grades. to in lot, now e9c
Girls JUMPERS. DRESSES.
SKIRTS, special lot, 7 10 Ia
IN group. now ....,.., S2,39
Girls NIGHTGOWNS. cot
ton hannelette, neat stripes.
dainty trims. 8 20 10 in lot,
now &C.. ............ -..- CSC
Boys SUITS. 2-pc. styles,
coat and lougies. woodland
rayon fabrics, s to TO in lot,
now -. ......... sass
Boys JACKETS. water,re-
pellent tan gabardine twill
small. medium. large sizes
now ..... ....... Sis
Evening star., 1944-10-04
BY RICHARD C. BERGHOLZ,


ALLIED HEADQ UARTERS s,
Southwest Pacific.--Charles r. Sti-
vers helped organize and train the
Filipino Army just before the jap
anese struck and hs considers 1t .
personal mission to complete the
program as soon as possible.
This is my personal war;" he says,
and lives for the day when the jap
anese have been driven out and the
Filipino people given q chance to
xeorganize and rearm.
He's now Maj. Gen. Stivers, deputy
chief Of staff, United States Armed
Forces in the Far East (U. s. A. r.
=. e., in charge Of all administra-
tive work for American forces in
Australia and the Southwest Pacific.
Son Of Major.
Gen. Stiyers was born in Downers
Grove, Ill, october 10, 1891, the son
Of an Army major and member Of
a military family whose military
heritage extended back to the Revo-
lutionary War.
He served with the Illinois Ma
Honal Guard In Mexican Border Pa
troll, won direct appointment with