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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-30
Prep Tennisers Set:

To open the annual quest for
the Metropolitan title on Friday
Twenty high school boys teams
will compete. The Metropolitan
girls event|will start May 81,
having been advanced from June
"a 10 avoid schedule conflicts
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-30
TAKE FOUR-MILE

Michigan then wa k e d away
with the four-mile crown in
1925, with Johnny Purdue run
ming a 1885 mile, Dick Barnard
adding a 4:371 leg; Bob Hume
hitting 4:24.2. and Ross Hume
easing along in 4;32.7-saving for
the later two-mile relay. Army
and NYU trailed the Wolverines
home here.
In the two-mile race, Michigan
went out with orders for Bar
nard to lead off, followed by the
Hume twins. Coach Ken Doher-
tvs strategy was for Ufer, cinch
at this distance TO run if Michi-
gan held the lead at the end of the
third lap. If not, Purdue was to
go. saving Ufer's strength for the
one-mile relay later. Then came
confusion and, while Michigan
held a 15-yard lead going into the
bell leg, Purdue wound up with
the baton as the frustrated Ufer
stood on the sidelines.
IT'S NO CONTEST
Fifteen yards away. when Pru-
due took over, was Dartmouth
and Burnham, the intercollegiate
mile King. With Ufer it would
have been a different story, but
against the tired Purdue it was
no contest. Burnham rapidly cut
down the distance and won breez-
ing by a good IS yards as Purdue
faded TO a poor third back Of
Rochester.
Thus, they came up TO the mile
relay-last of the major cham
pionships. Both Michigan and
Dartmouth shot the works, but
they couldn't cope with the fresh
Cadets from West Point. The
soldier-students took command at
the outset and won in 3:21.1. Dart
mouth and Michigan were next in
that order.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-30
WON TWO OTHERS

The other two relay races which
Illinois won were the sprint med
icy and The one mile, Richard
Young and Marco Gonzalez ran in
all four OF the winners races.
Western Michigan stole the
show IN the college section. win
ming the one-mile relay. the sprint
medley and The $50
Probably the biggest diSappoInt-
ment 10 the fans was the failure
of Bah SteHAeF- representing Iowa
10 place IN either OF his
two events, the shot put and
javelIn throw
The AAU tried 10 ban him from
the meet because he once played
pro football but the collie ge
coaches here voted unanimously 10
let him participate.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-30
Kayo to See Foe.

Morgan plans TO be at Monroe
AC this Sunday when 10 Rizera,
Puerto Rican. works out there =. g..
Kayo fights RiZera Monday night
al Arcadia Johnny LAYER and
Buster Peaks, who clash in the
other half Of the double Windup,
also will work out Sunday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-30

record in the meet
Warmcrdam vaulted IA feet "a
inches, Disappointing the crowd Of
5000, who had hoped 10 see him
clear al least Is. But his leap was
more than seven inches higher
than the relays record. which
BeefuS Bryan of Texas had held
since 1910
Despite Warmerdam'S perform
ance. the outstanding athlete in
the meet was Claude Buddy.
Young. Negro freshman al Illinois.
He won the broad Jump title and
the 100-yard dash and anchored
winning Illinois teams in the 440
and SS0-yard university relays.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-30
Sports
Henshaw. in War
Work Wants TO
Pitch Week-ends
BY LEO MACDoNELL

Roy Henshaw. Tiger south
paw. is working in the research
department of a Chicago tele-
zion concern now in radar
Instruction he says MS
training in chemistry at Uni
versity OF Chicago has come in
handy on his present Job
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-30

in Chicago
told us not
to sell Pen
SIve snort
for the Ken
lucky Derby
That
m a X @ S at
! o as four
sure no IS
we got FOR
the big race
EiarSe
Joe NfrGa ar
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-30
Cards Doubles
Conquer Cubs

ST. LOUIS. April % 'UP)-
Three straight doubles by Stan
Musial. Walker Cooper and Ray
with no one out in the
eighth inning gave the ST Louis
Cardinals Two runs. enough 10
break a p deadlock and hand the
{ n ICago Cubs their seventh
straight setback, 4-2
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-30
Too Much Rocco

IOtale - IS 80 10 W ~ ~
'Batted for Gromek m sixth
Batted for Post m seventh
Awarded first base in the fourth on
caLcheES -inteEferencn-
Slated for Beck IN seventh
Ran Tor Richards In tenth.
fBatted for Orren IN tenth
'Bstted for Newhouser m twelfth
Cleveland FOO 0ii 600 O0i-7
DETROIT o05 100 600 00O-6
Runs Peters g. Rocco Heath seerey,
Mcdonnell, Hoover 2 MAYO, York. Hg-
gins. OUTLAW Errors-keltner Heying
Calvert Swift. Hoeselt. Runs batted in
Heath 2 Keltner, Peters ?. Rocco 2 Hos
teller 2, York. Two base hits Peters 3
Boudreau. Ketlner Rocco Mayo. Swift.
Richards Three. base hlt-OutiaV Stolen
bases-Mayo, York. Outlaw. Double plays
Peters TO Boudreau 20 Rocco. Keltner 10
Rocco. Beck % Mayo 10 York: Richards 40
Hoover. Left on bases--Clevelsnd ~ De.
troit r. Bases on balls-On Calvert g. on
Gromek 2, OF Heving l. on Gentry S. on
Beck /. of Orrel /. on Newhouser l.
struck out-By Calvert 2, by Gromek 2
by Heving ], BY Gentry 2, BY orreU g. by
Newhouser 4 Hits-On Calvert 4 IN q %
innings, on Gromek IN Ia innings. OF
Poat IN ] inning. on Heving in in
nings. on Gentry In ; Ia innings on
Hogsett ? IN inning. on Beck In iN2-3
innings. on Orrell 2 In J innings, New
heaset tn . innings Winning pitcher
Hevlng Losing pitcher saheHsef IT.
pres WeHfer. Grievs snd Rommel. Time
Of game Is. Attendance--4, III.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-30

COLUMBUS, April % up
Ohio State UniverSity's golf SQUAD
copied its seasons second victory
today in defeating Michigan. Big
Ten defending champion, 1915. The
Bucks Dick Peterson was medal
list. carding a 7S and a II.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-30
James p. LaLUson:

Who has been a golf pro for
33 years, has signed as pro-man-
ager of BEDFORD Golf Club g.
Succeeds Jack Winney, who will
devote all his time 10 a war JOB.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-30
Yost's 73d Birthday:

But the grand old man OF
Michigan football spends II in
University Hospital al Ann Arbor
Has been a patient there since
April IL with a gall bladder infec-
ton Physicians say he will
be discharged within a week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-30
Summaries, Page y
Davis Blanks
Giants, 5 TO 0

NEW YORK. April % UP>-
Curt Davis pitched the Brooklyn
Dodgers TO their first victory over
the New York Giants here today.
holding the National League lead
ers 10 nine hits for a so shutout.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-30
Rookie HufIefs
Fail, Reds Lose

CINCINNATI, April % up
The Cincinnati Reds tried to beat
the Pittsburgh Pirates with previ-
ously untried pitchers here today
and lost, 7-3. to drop back TO third
place in the National League race.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-30
DABF Opens May 7:

And with Y teams OF The Fire
mems Midgets Division, the com
bined roster has hit the 50-team
mark. /. Pairings will be made
Tuesday night at Northwestern
Field House.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-30

'batft1 iut HIIn % -1ILLfl-------
Chicago nlo loo 00o-2
81 Louis coo ugO 02x-f
Runs Nicholson Musial W. Cooper.
Lifwhier Marion, Errors Me~uuo Pafk0.
Kurowsk Runs battcd m -FoNx Good
man. Nerban Hopp W Cooper Sanders.
Two base hits Musial. " Cooper. san.
dcrs Stolen base Musisi Sacrifice hits
Brechecn. Johnson Double play DerrnEer
20 Meruilo 90 Cavaretta Lett on bases
81 Louis 8 Chicago s Bases on balls
outs By Brecheen 2. ny Derringer I Wild
pitch Brecheen Empires Conan and
Scars Time ~ game--i.43. Attendance
. soc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-30
Three Defending Champs

Are among the 10 Michigan
feHcers- who will compete in the
Midwest championships this Sun
day in Clev ] a n d. They are
Gregory Flynn. Byron Krieger and
NorTmaieen Richardson.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-30
Illinois Big Winner
In Drake Relays

DIES MONIES April % fUP)-The University Illinois
four relay and produced the only double Individual champion
the 35th Relays today War
meridian the old the pole vault only
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-30
How They Stand
AMERICAN LEAGTF
SATTRDAN,s REsILTs

SAT- RDAN'S RESt Its
Cleveland T. DETROIT 90 inninEs)
Washington g. New York g.
Chicago & 81 Louis
Boston Z. Philadelphia o.
SUNDAYS GAMES
Cleveland A. DETROIT "a.
81 Louis ~ Chicago e.
Philadelphia AZ Boston ~
New YORK. N Washington CO..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-30

Adams 3 Wasdeu 2 Hsmrick Error
shine Runs hated Workman 2. c
Barrett Northey, Luplen adams scored
On shine 3 error. tWasdelt scored when
FINLEY hit into a double play, Wasdel
2 TWO-hase Workman Holmes.
Northey, c Barrett Wetclmsnn. Was
dell hrse-hHs- -WurKuYHn Yacri-
nee -RaneuEherger Double plays Ham
rick 10 Mullen 20 Lupien. q Barrett 10
Shimo 10 WieteImann 20 Etchison Left
on bases Boston :. Philadelphia 8
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-30
SUNDAYS GAMES

PrrEnurEn A. CINCINNATI TIT
Brooklyn A. New York tZf.
Boston e. Pnuadeiphfa rz1
Chicago at 81. Louis "a.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-30
SUNDAYS GAMES
NATInNAL IrAGIE
SATT RDAN,s RTsILIs

Brooklyn 5. New York q
Pittsburgh 7. Cincinnati 3.
Philadelphia s. Boston 3.
ST. Louis & Chicago 2
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-30
ESE 81 PLAYERS

A crowd of All paid and 664
SerVicemen saw a parade OF IS
players, 10 Tigers and 10 Indians,
in a stormy session that was
stretched out 10 three hours and
- minutes.
Besides all the freak plays in
the hooks, arguments between
Boudreau and umpires kept the
small but enthusiastic assemblage
on edge
Besides NewhouSer. who pitched
the last TWO innings, four other
Tiger FINGERS were used. 1T was
Aewhouser's second defeat against
two trIumphs.
Rufus Gentry. who started for
the Tigers, hurled five and one
third innings before being re-
placed by Chief Elon Hogsett.
The Chief made a hurried exit
after pitching 10 three Indians.
all of whom hit safely. Walter
Boom BOOM Beck, the next De-
troit chucker. was lifted for
pinch hitter and Joe Orrell took
over. Orrell hurled we'll enough
until taken out for hitter and
NqN bnngar GrfchaA
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-30
BIG LEAD FADES

The Tigers diSsipated a 81 lead
which they held after their stir
ring five-run rally in the third.
plus another marker scored in the
fourth.
Among other happenings in the
screwy third. Eddie Mayo stole
home and as he did ne was hit By
Calvert'S pitch and Rudy York
also came home Hostetler batted
home TWO Of the other runs IN
this frame.
With four runs. the Indians tied
the score in the sixth. II was in
this inning the Indians got 10
Gentry and HogSett in a rally
That was stopped only when Beck
took over and Ken keltner hit
into a double play.
Frank SSStubby1 OvcrmfTe and
John Corsica Will pitch for the
Tigers IN Sundays double-header
with the Indians. Allie Reynolds
and Vernon Kennedy are booked
TO fling for Cleveland.
Paul Richards will catch for
the Tigers In one OF the sunday
games. his first start of the
regular season. He has been on
the sidellnes with an injured
hand
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-30
CALVERT Is ROUTED

The Indians employed four
hmlers, Of whom Paul Calvert.
beSpectacled young right-hander
from Montreal. who was driven
from the nil IN the third heal,
the Tigers biggest inning of the
early season. when they totaled
fire-runS.
With CalvertS departure, Steve
Gromek. a Hamtramck boy. took
charge for the Indians. He was
lifted for a pinch batter in the
sixth and Ray Poat replaced him
Then came grandpappy Heving
in the seventh and the ancient
man Of the mound pitched cagily
from there on.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-30
PHIJADEIPHIA

Totals 80 10 - 10 Tntalz 10 a. az
'Batied Tor Etchison m eighth
BAtted Tor shine fn ninth
tBatted for Clark IN mimi
Boston U02 100 0O0-3
Philadelphia 2i0 0i2 OON-6
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-30
7FTbe Pdlr of WreckerS
Beat Tigers in 18th
Peters. Rocco
Give Cleveland
7-6 De cision
BY LEO MCDONNELL

Russ Peters and Mike Rocco. a
two-man wrecking crew. again
combined their talents and the
Indians defeated the Tigers, 7
TO 6, in a wild and woolly 12-in-
ming game at Briggs Stadium Sat-
urday.
With two out in the twelfth,
Peters doubled TO center and
Rocco later came through with
another two-bagger. scoring his
mate.
The same pair clinched Fridays
game for the Indians, giving the
lads from Cleveland a handsome
start in the four-game series TO
be concluded with a twin bill
II was Peters third two Dagger
Of the game. his fifth in the two
contests.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-11-23

William Beveridge-a, "poznatog
britanskog ekonoma", "a "osigu-
ranie" protiv besposlice, bolesti
it'd. Prema tome planu, radnici,
ne samo da &c dobivati skoro
istu takvu mizcriju, kakvu su !
ranije dobivali u obliku direkt~
nog relifa, nego oni moraju IL
placivati tai fond "a vreme
dok rade. IL kojega ce primatl
kada ostanu bez posla. Oval plan,
dakako, jednim delom skida te-
ret hranenia besposlenih sa ka-
pitalisticle klase i stavlja ga Il
toi neri ma ledja samih radnika.
Ali tim Sc he rasavaju kapi-
talisticki problemi. Tai plan ne
podize kupovnu moe nacije. On
presto u toj meri smanjuje tn ku-
povnu moe nacije Il vreme pros
periteta" da bi ie Il toliko pove-
Gao u vreme besposlice. Pitanje
pijaca u duzem vremenu oStaJe
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-11-23
Argentina

Vest il Buenos Aires, Argen-
tina cd II. novembra javlja de
.je argentinska vlada izjavila ia
&c svi stanovnici, zenski mus
XII cd Il godina starosti pa do
so, biti konslriptovani "a mill
tarnu vezbu Cd dive godine dana.
Vest kaze da &c sve te osobe ia
vreme .vezbe primati polovocu
njihove dotadasnje plate cd svo-
jih poslodavaca. Urodjenici i ma
turalizovani gradjani potpadaju
pod tai zakon jednako U vremc
rata, cak i stranci koji Sc nadju
u zemlji, bice stavljeni u mill
tarnu sluzbu.
Ali cd II pa do 80 godina!? To
je zaista veliko razdoblje. | on
ola dive godine dana sluzbe [n1ili-
tarnog ropstval. Vezba &c poci-
matt u IL. godinama starosti a
zavrsivace u 20. Ozenjeni ljudi
sa jednim detetom "a izdrzava-
lNastavak ma 4. strani.)
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-11-23

Kapitalisticka klasa sveta, a
narcotic dveju, najjacih indus
trijskih zemalja, Velike Britaniie
i Sjedinjenih Drzava, dokazuje
u njenim svakodnevnim ocaJnim
pokusajima i nastojanjima, de
spase njen pljaekaski sistem, da
ie lagala j da stalno laze, kada
obecava radnicima prosperitet,
mir blagostanje posleratnon
svremenu. Ona to dokazuje mai
jasnije u njenim ocajnim plani-
ranjima o tome buducem 'pros
peritetu.'
Svi planovi, koji Sc isticu IL
miSljaju, kao pravilo zavrsulal
sa preporukama neke vrste W
PA, social security, prisilnim
militarizmom civilnom kons-
kripcEom stanovnistva.
Nedavno je u Velikoj Britaniji
usvojen plan koji je izradjen,
prema ranijoj preporuci Sir
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-11-23
Re$enja nema, pa nema

isto. Niih nema, pa nema.
Nakon Sto ie ''resio' pltanJe
besposlice Il usvojenom drzav-
nom planu, izradjenon prema
niegovom ranijem planu, lsti taJ
gospodin Beveridge sada podnasa
los jedan plan, koji bi imao re-
siti ono sto ie vec u raniiem
planu ''reseno' - besposlicu /
"osiguran" dohodak "a svakoga.
Sada on podnasa plan "a postig
nuce ''punog uposlenja" pros
periteta "a posleratni period.
Tai plan je talo kukavan i o.
cajan pokusaj britanskog kapi-
talizma ola ocuva svoj pljackaski
sistem, da ga sama Jedna od
najvecih plutokratskih novina Il
svetu, New York Times, odba-
cuje ismelava ga kao nesto, sto
! je vec pokusano Il ovoj zemlji i
konacno promasilo.
Beveridge-ov "novi' plan trazl
prema New York "Times'-u cd
II. novembra, da g. drzava ku-
pi suvisnu ponudu osnovne robe
da bi Sc stvorili poslovi. Ia bi
roba bila pre-prodavana u doc
niiem vremenu. Sa takvim ku-
povanjem, on [Beveridgel tvrdi
bilo bi omoguceno da Sc ukloni
hronicna umanjenost totalne
traznje, koja je navodni uzrok
besposlice"
Prikazujuci te preporuke kao
uzaludno trosenie vre m e n a
Times" kaze: "Iskustvo je po-
kazalo da bi Sc sprecilo da owl
suvisci postanu preopterecavaju-
ci bilo bi nuzno da Sc kontrolise
proizvodnja: pogledaite ma nasu
evoluciju Cd AAA do Federal
Farm Boerda. Takva kontrola
proizvodnje znacila bi ogranica-
vanje poslova - poslova koji bl
postojali u dovoljnom broju pro
sirujuci proizvodnju. Sa kontro-
lom mad proizvodnjom svih os-
novnih proizvoda, sta bi Sc do
godilo sistemu slobodnog pre-
duzeca?"
Drzavno kupovanje suvisnih
produkata ida bi Sc stvorili po-
(Nastavak ma 8. strani)
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-11-23
Francuska

Vesti il Pariza u poslednjih
nekoliko dana javljaju da ce De
Gaulle otici u Moskvu naskoro,
ma poziv Stalina. Svetska Siam
pa ma sve nacine nagadja sta bi
mogla biti svrha te konferenci-
je. Verovatno da je tn u pita-
nju otsecanje jednog dela Ne
maGke u korist Francuske. Po-
red toga pitanju je to kakvu
&c ulogu da igra Francuska, "a
koju Sc ocekuje da &c biti mai
VEGA >sila u Evropi odmah do
Rusije Britanije, posle rata.
Ali najverovatnije je da su II
pitanju nutrasnje stvari Fran
cuske. U Francuskoj izgleda da
Sc teze dolazi do sporazuma je-
dinstva izmedju raznih grupa,
narcotic iZmedju 'komunlsta'
De Gaule-ove grupe Sada posto
je Rusija dokazala ma Balkanu,
da ona to najbolje zna kako da
ujedinjuje .levicare", "umerene''
reakcionare, to Sc ona laca pos
la da i Francusku stavi u red,
u ime svojih zapadnih savezni-
ka. Svrha je da Sc ubije onaj
buntovnicki duh masa u Fran
cuskoj da Sc osigura kapitalis-
ticki sistem. Mogao bi oval akt
ma strani Sovjetske Wade otvo-
riti oci francuskim masama c
ruskoj ulozi spasavanja evrops-
kog kapitalizma. Moglo bi Sc do
goditi da bi Sovjetska birokrs-
tia, goneci zeca, mogla isterati
vuka.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-11-23
Stratoferski krstaSi

IL Washingtona Sc javlja da
Sc sada radi ma izgradjivanju
| stratosferskih krstasa (strato-
cruisers) koii &c biti nesto veci,
brzi, tezi pogodniji i sigurniii cd
danasnjih d super-tvrdjava. Isti Sc
izradjuju prema danasnjim avi-
| lonima, poZnatim kao BIG. ii
stratokrstasi Sc opisuiu ma sle-
deci nacin:
"Najvisi kapacitet ieste 100
putnika iii $4,000 funti tereta:
najveca brzina 400 milia ma sat
sa prosecnom brzinom cd $40;
tavan Cd 10000 stopa, sa pres
surized' kabinom drzeci atmos-
ferske uslove ravne onina cd
5000 stopa; gonjen sa cetiri mo-
tora, So maksimalnom snagom
cd $500 konjskih snaga svaki;
/ operisuce rastojanje cd $500 mi
liza pruza let bez stajania il
New Yorka London iii preko-
kontinenta."
Jedan Cd takvih stratokrstasa
vec je gotov i cine Sc pokusi sa
istim. Svi ovakvi avjjoni koii Sc
sada sagrade sluzice iskljucivo
miGtarnim svrharaa. TEX posle
rata bice stavlieni ne raspolozc-
ME civilnom pucanstvu.
| kako izgleda, zracna era los
nije stvarno nj zapocela. Robot
bombe, koie Sc verovatno mogu
preinaciti "a civilne posluge, owl
stratokrstasi i jos kojesta sto
&C slediti, bez da i pon1inieno
mnogo sta drugoga u ostaloi in
dustriji i zivotu, zbilja nagoves-
tava fantastienu sliku buducnos-
ii.
Samo kada nebi bilo razornih
kapitalistickih ratova i kapita-
lizma koji ugnjetava radnike.
blagostanje coveeanstva moglo
bi zapoceti odmah sada. A bu-
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-11-23

U ovom gradu vlasti su spre-
Gle sa politickim trikovima S. L.
P. da Sc polavi ma glasovnici u
1896. u 1910. Prena tome ne
moguce je uporediti nase sadas-
ME glasove sa glasovina cd tin
godina. No ipak mas kandidat "a
Predsednika u 1892, Verne l..
Reynolds dobio ie gradu New
Yorku 10.338 glasova.
Be- sunnje da bi nasi glasovi
bill daleko veci da politicari o.
pet nisu stavili sve moguce smet-
ME nasoj partiji. cak Sc partiia
nije pojavila pod njenim pra-
vim imenom, Vec pod inlenom
"Jndustrial Government Party "
Norman Thomas. kandidat $50
cijalisticke" partije iovio ie gia-
sove Sd imenom Socialist"
Pa ipak, u prkos svega rezul-
tati su interesantni. Norman
Thomas tesko da je dobio ma
10 wise cd polovice broja glasova
koje je dobio Teichert. Dobio ie
samo GILT glasova u pomenuton1
gradu.
Mas kandidat "a Senatora dr.
zave New York Eric Hass, dobio
] sjsa. ia II isiara gradu 1l.770 alasoua.
A kandidat "a sudca Walter
Steinhibler je dobio 13.105 gla-
sova.
Norman Thomas je wee izjavic
Ga ce ovo "a MEGA biti posled
MIA kampanja. Kako izgleda mo +.
gao bi on zbilja pogoditi. Mogli
bi owl izbori zadati srnrtni uda-
rae njegovoj "Socijahstickoi'
partiji, toj ''ogromnoj masini "a
laganje 0 Socijaliznlu."
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-11-23
DeCi.ii rad
Gertrude Folks Zirnand

{. Gertrude Folks Zinand,
sekretarka National Child La
Dor Committee, izjavila ie neki
dan da je broj uposlene dece sa-
da dostigao brojku od 100000,
III 100000 wise nego sto je bilo u
1920 U 1910 broj uposlene dece
bio ie tex $4,000, koii Sc u owe
eetiri godine popeo ma tri Milo
ma.
Narcotic Il ratnim godinama,
kada kapitalistickoj klasi nema
dosta ljudskog mesa Ia ratnu
klaonicu i industriiu, pribegava
Sc uposlivanju i dece. ito ma We
liko. Tri niliona dece, cd IA do
sedamnaest godina starosti u a.
merickoj industriji; prljavstini i
teretu. gde cesto i odrasli, iaki
ljudi padaiu magic izgube
zdravlje, zamislite kakvi telesni
i duhovni ljudi oni mogu posta-
ii, kada III Sc stavi ma takva mu-
eenja JOS Il njlhovom detinJs-
tyu. + nored toga to Sc cini ma
racun skofovanTa. Ia deca Il Fe-
likoi meri, tako da recemo, os-
taju j nepismena.
ne samo da su ia deca "a
konski uposlivana po zakoni-
ma stvaranim cd kapitalistiGkih
interesa, nego su zakoni krSeni
ma veliko u tome decijem radu.
Ali ipak mi ne Gitamo IL dnevnoi
stampi, skoro nista, o kan Java
nju poslodavaca koji su te "a
kone l<rsili. Ma njil1 Sc kroz prste
gleda. Hi
Interest kapitalizma zahtevaiu
da Sc i deca unistavaiu. Profit
je preci cd svega.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-11-23
F. D. R. podupire nsilitarizam.

! F. D. r. podupire n,ilitarizam.
Predsednik Roosevelt je ia
kodier bio prefrigano cuteci u
poslednje vreme u iznasanju ME
govih buducih planova "a prusi-
ianizovanje Amerike. Nazad ne
koliko nedelja on rece da ono
sto on ina ma urnu jeste kom-
binovana militarna vezba i pro-
gram sluzbe prisilnog rada "a
nasu mladez posle rata. Dakako,
odmah nakon prvog svetskog ra-
ia, kada SUI militaristi bezuspes-
no pokusali uvesti njihov pro-
gram, gospodin Roosevelt Sc IL
iavio u korist konskripciie u mir
no vreme.
Oba, gospodin Dewey i Cos
podin Roosevelt nastoje da bu-
du izabrani. | nijedan ne zeli Ga
otstrani veliki anti-nilitaristicki
elemenat medju biracima. Niti
iiedan zeli da ozivi aktivise o.
vaj elemenat.
Da &c ovo pitanje izbiti Il kon-
gresu u nekoliko meseci posle
izbora. to nije tajna. Sadasnll
Selective Service Act istice u
sledecem julu svako nastola-
ME bice ucinjeno da Sc iskoristl
prilika "a njegovo beskrajno pro-
'duzenje. Svrha - da Sc -uvede