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RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-07-13
Itinerary of A. A. Albaugh
S. L. P. Candidate for Vice
DnanaJa.a4 of thu II G

The candidate for Vice President On
the Socialist Labor Party ticket, A. A.
Albaugh, will visit the following places
in the course of his campaign, subject I"
such changes as may be necessitated by
circumstances beyond our control a
letter will be sent to each Section in
cluded in this tour, with all necessary
information and campaign material 1t
is expected that the candidate VIII
travel by car. The problem of securing
sufficient gas for the tour is being give.
the needed attention.
ARNOLD PETERSEN,
National Secretary
jamestown Olean. n. Y, July 9-1O.
Buffalo area (including rest), July H.
H.
Rochester, N. Y, July Is.
Syracuse n. Y, July Is.
Schenectady, n. y, July 1918.
(Rest, July 49,
Springfield, Mass, July 2O-21.
Boston, Waltham, Lynn, Mass. (includ-
ing rest), July 1926.
New Haven, Conn, July 27-28.
Bridgeport, Conn, July 2931.
South Norwalk. Conn, August IL.
(Rest, August 80
Paterson, \. J.. August 4.
Newark, \. j., August 5.
New York (including rest), August Ga.
Philadelphia, Pa, August l0-11.
(Travel, August 12.) -
Pittsburgh Pa, August 13.
Altoona, Pa, August IA.
Pittsburgh, Pa. area (incIuding restJ,
August l5-17.
Youngstown, Ohio, August 1s.
Salem, Ohio, August 10.
Alliance, Ohio (ncluding rest), August
20-2l.
Akron, Ohio August %.
Detroit. Mich. August 1926.
Fl. Wayne, Ind, August &c.
South Bend, Ind, August 27.
(Rest, August 2S.)
Chicago area, August 29-september T.
Rockford, H., September "a.
(Travel-rest, September 81
Milwaukee. Wis, September 6-S.
Gravel, September l0)
Winona. Mimi, September II.
Minneapolis, Mimi, September 12-15-
ST Paul, Mimi. September 16.
fRest, September ID
Winona. Mimi, September 18.
Gravel, September 49,
| Clinton, Iowa, September 90.
| Chico go area. September 81 l-23.
Peoria, Ill.,, September 2425.
| (Rest, September 26.)
ST. Louis area September 2729.
Evansville. Ind, September 30 October T.
Louisville. Ky. October %.
Cincinnati. Ohio, October 46.
DAYTON, Ohio October 7-8.
Akron, Ohio (including rest), October
Oil.
Cleveland, Ohio October 1914.
Youngstown. Ohio. October IS.
Pittsburgh area, October 1917.
Gravel, October ls.)
Washington. D.C.-Baltimores V2.e Oe-
tober 1921.
fRest, October o.
Philadelphia, Pa. October %.
New Jersey, October 2425.
New York City, October 2627.
Springfield, Mass, October %.
Boston, Mass, October %.
Providence, r. I..-New Bedford, AsNF
October 80.
Connecticut SEC, October 31-Ns~c@
ber2 2.
New York City, November "a.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-07-13

Ma 4. julia drzavn .anizaci-
ia S. L. P. u Ohio, o. sala je svoj
godisnji piknik u Akronu - IL
mediu Akrona Medina. Piknik
ie bio uspesan u svakom pogle-
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-07-13
Picnic inChicagO
Picnic inDetrOit

is al
Rouge Park last time roza Drive fireman. Lunch will be
m it o
children Greater Detroit
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-07-13

l. clanova simpaticara S. L. p.
Vreme je bilo onako, kako Sc
moglo pozeljeti.
! U Ais po podne, nasi kandi-
dati = podpredsednicki kandi-
dat, drug A. A. Albaugh, j kan
didat "a governora, drug j. Pi-
rincin, odrzali su radijski govor
preko akronske lokalne radijske
stanice. Govor je odrzan u obli-
ku dialoga. A oko 6 sati uvece,
ma samom pikniku, mas podpred-
sednicki kandidat, drug Albaugh,
odrzao je dobar j impresivan 60
vor. Nakon govora, drug Pirin-
Gin, u ulozi predsednika, nakon
sto je istako privedeni kraju rad
ma sakupljanju potpisa ma petio-
cionim listima, te troskovima oko
istih, a koji iznosi iznad dive hi
ljade dolara, ucinio je jak pri-
k1adan APPEL ma prisutne "a ko-
lekciju, IL koje, ako ne saw, ali
dobar deo tih troskova da Sc
pokriju.
! Koliko je bio delotvoran ME
gov APPEL, koliko SUI nasi clano-
vi simpaticari odani svojoj ideii
IL ideji radnickog oslobodjenja
i najbolje Sc moze razumeti il
same kolekcije, koja iznosi preko
$1,000!
| ovom prilikom, nasi Ogran-
ci, clanovi i simpaticari u drzavi
iOhio, -pokazali SUI Sc odlicno. Pix
mix su 'posetili 'dobrom broju,
a u prilozima "a gornju kolek-
ciju doprineli SUI prilicno. Pored
toga, radili su ma pikniku. Ova-
kva kooperacija ne samo da je
pozeljna, nego je ona nalozna,
jer bez svesrdne kooperacije ma
81 poslovi ne mogu Sc uspesno
obavljati.
| U proslom broju izasao je do
pis sa drugarskog sastanka ii
rastanka) il Daytona. Ma ovom
drugarskom sastanku, nasi cla-
novi Ogranka Dayton, drug dru-
garica Katie, u krugu nasih cla-
nova, simpaticara prijatelja,
proslavili SUI udaju svoje kcerke
Natalie "a Donald Binkley-a.
Oval drugarski prijateljski sas-
tanak jednovremeno je bio ras-
I, tanak, posto SUI mladenci trebali
da otputuju "a Boston, Mass,
njihovo privremeno stanovanje.
Mi otpripile mozemo sebi pred
staviti kako SUI Sc radosno ose-
cali drug drugarica Katie ma
takvom sastanku-rastanku, jer
tai njihov radosni dan bio je u
toliko radosniji, sto on nije bio
izolovan cd nase organizacije.
On bese tesno vezan sa nasom
organizacijom. Otuda ova kom-
binacija njih je pravila jos ra-
dosnijim i zadovoljnijim. Sama
cinjenica da Sc ma ovoj svecansti
j radosnom rastanku roditelja sa
kcerkom, povela rec o nasoj or
ganizaciji i njenoj oslobodilackoj
ideji, te da Sc sakupila svota cd
$1,000 "a Izborni Fond S. L. p,
jeste dokaz njihove odanosti ka-
ko prema nasem pokretu, tako
ljubavi prema svojoj kcerh
zetu.
Pored toga, mi Sc madame da
ce ovakav nacin udadbe j zenidbe
uc.niti dobar upecatak kako ma
ostale prisutne, tako ma samog
mladoze,ju njegove roditelje.
Mi, cd nase strane, zelimo mia
dencima slogu ljubav u brac-
nom zivotu. Ali sloga Iubav u
bracnom zivotu zsvisi, ma kraJu
lkraieva, cd materijalnih sreds-
tava drustvenih okolaosti, koJa
kapitalizam ne moze dati prole'
terskim bracnim parovims Sa-
mo i'm Socijalizma to moze osl-
gurati. Otuda je njihova du2-
most da porade ma ubrzavanju os
tvarenja Socijalizma, kojl ce
stvoriti uslove "a istirsku slogu,
ljubav zadovoljstvo ne samo
NINA, nego swim korisnim cla-
novima drustva.
Takodjer, mi cestitamo drugu
i drugarici Katie, sto su ma ta-
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Piknik u Milwaukee

Piknk u Milwaukee
ONE Ave u1
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tdometap
Piknk u Bellwood, ILL.,
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Picnic inChicagO
Illinois will be held Cawes Woods
lamb
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n o al Headqua
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-11

Bog nam zivi vse. po hisi,
ker njim eastsinsslava slisi!"
Jerca 5je bilas nocoj tsko krot-.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-11

/ kas dohre wolfe, da jes So nihceI
nj videl take. Raynjaku pa jo
|ja le inorala dati pod nos:
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-11
(Nadaljevanje)

ma BREEZE in 81 ogledala Bled in
Bohinj. Vrnila sta Sc tisti teden
pred Malo Gospojnico. Proti
veceru sta prispela ma Ravne.
Tu je bilo re vse pripravljeno "a
skromno gostijo, ma katero sta
povabila vse posle, Jerco, Cen
ca in Ursko. Tudi Pristovnici je.,
Pavla pisala Brezij; ia sama
sicer nj prisla, poslala pa je de-
set, steklenic najboljsega vina.
Ravne so bile vse v cvetju.
Okoli oxen in vrat, so sc viii
venci il smrecja in roz.
Ko sta Sc mlada priblizala, so
pocili topici, XII sta jih ,spodaj
pod gumnon sprozila Florijan
in Lipe. Pred durmi je cakala
praznje oblecena druzina. Sredi
med njimi je stala Kristina z
ogromnim sopom soncnic, dalij,
georgin in aster. Sop. je bill tax,
da male Kristine kar mic nj bilo
"a MIN. Drzati ga je morala z
obema rokama> in 81 nj mogla
obrisati solz, XII so il zdrknile
po obrazu, komaj .ko je Pavlo
zagledala. Pozrla jih je in 81
odkasljala; ker je morala mia
do pozdraviti:
bog vaju sprimi, ljubi 60.
spodar in ljuba gospodinja, da
bi bila zdrava, vesela in zado-
voljna vsekdar! -"
Dale nj mogla. Ko Sc je sre-
Gala saPavlinimi oemi, jo je po-
sill tax jok, da Sc je jela vsa
tresti. Ali Gene Sc je re obrisal
in zakrulil S svojim raskavim
basom:
"Sonce size, dezek gre :"
Vsi so Sc morali smejati, Sc
Kristina, XII j je res kapljal
dez po lieu, Ravnjak je stopil k
Mi in il rekel prijazno:
mo, no, Kristina! Saj 81 lepo
povedala."
Pavla j je vzela roze in j
posepetala ma uho:
''Kristina, moja dobra, lju-
ba Kristina! zdaj ostaneva "a
zmerom skupaj - kajne?"
" hisi je bila Mia praznicno
pogrni lena, prav kakor ma zeg-
mamie. Ujec Miha je vse pripra-
vii in tudi place nj pozabil. Vse-
ga je bilo obilo in vse je bilo
zidane volje.
Pavla je bila ze cisto kakor
donna, t a k ala je gostom,
zdaj temu zdaj onemu voscila
besedo in skrbela, da so imeli
vedno kaj ma krozniku. Kar pre-
hvaliti je MISC mogli, tako je
bila prijazna. Ravnjak jo je
yes srecen gledal in Jerca je bila
zadovolina.
Pc vecerji je narocil Ravnjak
move kozarce in je sci cd enega
do drugega ter natakal zlahtno
kapljico, XII jo je poslala Pri-
stovnica, njegova sestra. Ko ga
je mladi pastir debelo pogledal,
je dejal:
r. INA sRavnah jemo vsi il, enc
sklede, gospodar in zadnji pa
stir in tako ostane!!"
Potem je dvignil kupico:J
"zdaj pa pijno ma zdravje
mladi gospodinji, moi ljubi zen
XII! Bog 10 zivi!'
Trcil je najprej S. Pavlo in SC
j zahvalil "a vso ljubezen in
zvestobo, nato Jerci, Cencu in
Urski in vsej druzini.
bog zivi Pavlo!" je zaklical
ujec Miha in kozarci so zapeli
Gene pa je privlekel trobentc
in zapiskal kratko arijo in "a
pei:
bog nam zivi gospodarja,
ki nam dale vince brez de
maria!
Meni pa vseeno je,
imam dnarcev al pa ne.
Bog nam zivi, gospodirio,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-13

invited them by wearing the revealing costume
which would not have gained a second glance at a
Beaux Arts Ball in New York. ] know 30 girl
ever had such rushl And as ] related my expert
enccs with Hollywood idols 30 Carmel Meyers
the lOVcliest OF the sirens. Carmel's oldfashoncd
mother met Blumcv and sighed with relief. Hes
going 10 marry Peggy and take care of her"
W/ILIIAM FOX did his best 10 keep him out Of
w California. lie was in Oregon the night Edmund
took me TO a party. Edmund and were dancing
when a girl with unusually starry eyes stopped us
I'm Joan Crawford" she said Il worked in
he Club Richman in Ncw York as Lucille lie
'oour and danced the Charleston. May wish you
success in Hollywood"
] thanked her and spoke 10 her escort, Tommy
&c, son of the radio man, Don Lee
But when Edmund and I returned TO our party
Vac Murray, enjoying fame for her portrayal Of
sonia in 'Ihe Merry Widow film version, puck
red her bce-stung lips. She said:
How dare an extra girl speak to you like that"
RsNone of~us began as staIs'' I said 81 was in
chorus Of the Zcgfcld Follies only few
months aGoi"
| But under the table someone stepped on my
cot. IT was, realized. Norma Talmadgo
you can't beat il here, Peggy" she whispered.
No use fighting something ridiculous as the
hollywood caste system
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-13

"Of course. don't worry any more" ! said
and gave her the key 10 my bungalow suite
Inc following d1y Bumey refused my re-
quest that ne help Joan
4 can't get work for Joan Crawford she's too
tall for films. That's why A.GM is not picking up
their option on herr"
didn't give up however. And Edmund Could
ing made her the lead in his picture, Paris
WHILE / waited for picture 20 hc selected for
w mo Fox asked permission for a costume test Of
me with IN option on ny services for one picture.
and was told that Edmund Lowe would make the
test with me. Only Edmund had completed his
test earlier and an extra boy. named Charles Far
rel, was selected 10 wear Eamunds costume.
How funny life is! After the test Charles said
"Ass Fears, never hoped TO meet a ZeEfcld star
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-13
ElinOr GIyn,
Author of
Three
Weeks"
Said Peggy
Had More
1T Than
Anyone in
Hollywood.


car and raced TO the hotel Soon Irene and / were
racing 10 the station. gave her few concise
orders IN the rush.
Send the car back to Mr.. Blumenthal Tell him
I've gone 10 New York he'll understand. Pack as
quickly as you can and follow ne"
Then I was the train. Headed for Broadway
and writing the news 10 IgEy. Here is the wire
l sent:
PRODIGAL DAUGHTER RETURNING.
Next week Peggy Fears tells Of her return ia
the Broadway stage and the gay life which reopened
10 her.
THE AMERICAN WEEKLY 10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-13

VIII you please give ne yeHF autograph"
/ signed his book and he told later how
hard he was trying to find work in pictures
Blumey frowned when I told him that I'd like
to help Charles Farrell Il can't get a contract for
every extra you run across out here" he replied.
But when / suggested that I let Charles chauf-
feur mo 10 earn little money, Blumey lost time
in having Farrell sign a contract with William Fox
AZ last picture was selected for me. An Ernst
Lubitsch film, with Lilyan Eastman, whom 1 had
known from The Follies, and Monte Blue.
But Just then Palm Beach -GiFl' finished its 10
weeks run in Palm Beach. And the long, pleading
wires came daily from Flo Ziegfed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-13

a PICTURE had been selected, but it was as yet
unnamed-and while went 10 the studio regu-
larly and put on full makeup, nothing happened.
Lilyan, OF the smoky-blue eyes and blond curls
was married to Edmund Lowe, and they sue
ceSScS in the picture colony. But Lilyan had never
gotten being glorfied by Mr.. Zegfeld.
The morning a wire arrived from ZigPy Lilyan
in my dreSSingroom. As read the wire aloud
I realized more than ever that Llyan still missed
working for Ziggy.
Here is the wire I read before her: SHOW
GOES INTO REHEARSAL IN -FOUR DAYS THEN
OPENS IN ATLANTIC CITY YOU HAVE JUST
TINE TO MAKE a TRAIN AND RETURN HERE
EnME LlNL AAD LAkE WOMB
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-13

\ % OANIE HUME
Home" I repeated and
gave the wire TO Lilyan.
"IIome...I want TO 20 to
New York"
If ZiggY wanted me as
much as he does you, moth
ing could X eep me out
here" Lilyan said.
I called Irene, my maid.
Then I turned TO Lilyan.
Don't say a word to any
one. I'm leaving!"
The sub., 1944-05-11
AFTERTHOUGHTS

Manager Frank Murphy really had tough time getting pao baseball that concern Electric Boat Co., without it's athlenc Shugrue needs plenty of pitching Don't do say" Despite cold weather accompanying the comprised of Osns second Goart at third and Murphy on pitched batting practice Bon suffered injuries during the winter but no hec were OBVIOUS
 think that jacket con- Many the anxiousy awaiting the swimming due few more weeks sODan operating Victory players not to try and stretch
 Sports lovers of the extremely grateful Mir Percy MT Bonv1le and Mr. Eddie Hee for their efforts have boxing continue at the Munde with Acting City Ocean Beach It great surprise popular granted mis Eddie
The sub., 1944-05-11

1t would reach more people If printed for everyone to see.
 We feel that every worker, union member or not, should know where their moneys going, and why.
 $. ID. e.u. we heard that Dutch just bought a home on Ocean Beach. Looks like he's planning to stay awhile. When's the housewarming party going to be?
 $. m e. u
 The New London Day the other night had an item about the Swing
The sub., 1944-05-11

Shift Club that the YWCA in New London has. Can anyone give us any information on 1t? We think many girls here would be inter ested.
 m. e.u.
 If anyone wants a gilt-edged in vestment, they should see Benny and Archie of the outside machin- ists. They're experimenting on a double breasted chicken with four legs so's there'n be plenty of white meat and drumsticks. Ar chic sez he thought of 1t and Benny is working 1t out, and, of course, they need capital to finance their experiments, so see them. Line forms to the right. Whats that saying about "a prophet Is with out honor in his own country"
 .s.m. Gu.
 Noticed a letter to the editor in the last issue of this worthy pub lication that really sums up what lot of us have been thinking. We don't claim to have anything vag- uely resembling a mathematical mind, but it seems easy even to us that in the long run 1t costs more to import workers from all over the country, who don't know coming tower from torpedo tube; who may be good mechanics but never worked on sub construc tion; who don't know their way around the yard and have to learn how and where things are done; and who are paid End and 3rd class to start with, than it would to have a volunteer Sunday squad of workers who know the joo thoroughly. Do the economics men in management figure that double time on Sunday is more expensive that losing time train ing inexperienced help? Seems a pretty poor way of measuring lives that might be lost because our boats came too late. Why doesn't the Labor-Management OOIKkkU1CtGG OI CuG EIOOUCLAOI1 OIAVC Committee give this suggestion Se- rious thought?
 .S. e. .u.
 Next time you go to put nickel in the candy machine, stop to re- member that 1t will buy a pack of cigarettes for some man over seas.
 .S.m e.u.
 Pipefiitters say electricians are pipftters with their brains knocked out. But we don't think so. Cause if we were, we'de remember some thing about pipe6tting, and Eddy Herman didn't There was a test on in the COG, and he turns the valve handle, saying to Gladys, Air test" pust as the water shot out and drenched him from bow to stern.
 $. m. @ u.
 With this yard spread out all over the coast along Long Island Sound Gall right, so it's the Thames River. The waters just as wet, SO don't get technicaD, you'd think that when outdoor stairways were built they'd be of a decent
The sub., 1944-05-11
Feel Better Today, Dear?

Sedalia, Mo.-A Sedalia druggist says one of his customers was hav- ing prescriptions filled periodic ally, one for himself and the other for his wife. The customer learned one day that he'd mixed up the prescriptions and both he and his wife had been taking each others medicine for six weeks.
The sub., 1944-05-11

size. But one of the most trav- e1ed, the enc by the stOrehouse, Is so narrow two people can't walk up together( unless they're both awful, awful thin). Which makes a bottleneek since it slows up one way traffic and makes two-way traffic impossible. Why not en- large 1t?
 .s.m.e.u.
 The New Haven Railroad has a new schedule for trains to New York. Or so we concluded when Tony said it took her there in two and a half hours and ten minutes.
 .S.m e.u.
 Welcome to all the new people that have come in. It's about time we got some more good-looking girls in here especially with the competition the tin-knockers give us.
 .S.m. e.u. We're sorry to lose two of ou1 temporary light men to the Army 2. Herman Goss and Walter Kor- noscvicz. And George AdamsoI has left us to go on days. Now we can get the lowdown on them too.
The sub., 1944-05-11
VIEWPOINTS
(ContinNTd trom Pagl TfNl


 method handling evoked complimentary visiting players and managers the Electric Boat Co., where he Is a worker in the Main Yard
 of the threem the of Peovich Freddie Mitchell eTnae0 preparatory to entering the Tunes Big Ray Smith and Will valuable man to ability perform behind the bat or oueld Peovich undoubtedly the tops as basketball replace Freddie football but will about his Safety Inspector o ties and silent at Adolf.
The sub., 1944-05-11
'V Electricians Mites
By Pat Herbert

We think that the publication in the first issue of The
 Sub each month of the previous months expenditures and income by the Union would be good idea We know we 1t by asking representative but feel that
The sub., 1944-05-11
Classified

Five words to average line. Three lines minimum accepted.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-12
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WITH SUPER-SP LAVA
Special DOUBLE Action SoaP Leks Grimy Dirt Quick Gets
Cleaner Eosier than Ordinary Wash UPS
LAVAs Gentle Enough Even for Kids Hands

This double action gets skin creases
thoroughly clean around nails and
knuckleS Routs many germs, helps
hicks and cuts to heal. And saves
towels, plenty
Women and kids love LAVA, too.
It's super-taSt, yet amazingly gentle.
Leaves skin soothed For all of you
get LAVA now. It's real economy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-12

See for yourself why LAVA goes deep
fast touts tough dirt that regular
toilet soaps miss:
~ FAsr-ACrINc SOAP like fine easiiIe
with some soothing ingredient os in
costly foee ereomsl...
2lPLUS SPECIAL AcTIoNi Some svPer-hne
eIeoner dentists use 20 eIeou precious
tooth enomel.
Evening star., 1944-06-04
Parent eucher Activities

were installed by Mrs. Percy Taylor,
State Hospitality chairman.
Stanton.
The newly elected officers are:
Mrs. M. r. Stevens, president; Mrs.
Sophie Jarwin, first vice president;
Mrs. Elihu Harris, recording secre-
tary: Mrs. Marion West, treasurer:
Mrs. c. p. Furminger, corresponding
secretary.
The District Congress Of Parents
and Teachers In cooperation with
Wilson Teachers College, has ar
ranged a group of four meetings
with discussion covering the inter-
ests and problems of the parents of
young children. To be held on four
consecutive Wednesdays In June, the
first meets at 8 pm. Wednesday
Wilson Teachers College. The sub
1ect Is Get Acquainted with Your
School and School System" There
will be specialists present to an
swer questions of parents Of pre-
school and kindergarten children.
Mrs. Florence Rogers, director Of
the Department of Education and
the third vice president of the Dis
trict Congress, will preside.