davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-10-05

ra probudise, u zrtvama nezdra.
voga druStvenog ekonomskoe
uredjenia Izapazate Ii priznanje
kapitalistitkog karakteral, bez-
umnu nadu hiljado-godi$ta za
sveopste usrecenje. Ovo oseca-
ME pruza plodno zenlji5te zs
propaganda "a najradikalniji
program j priprema umove "a
razumliivo ali nerazborito ne
strpljenje koie ne ocekuie nista
cd organske reforme sve cd
podzemlja nasilja."
Priznanje da mase jesat zrtve
kapitalizma j da je kapitalizam
"nezdravi drustveni ekononski
poredak" u6injeno je da Sc una
predi druStveni program ultra
montanske masine "a ocuvanie
privatne svojine klasne vlada-
vine koju kapitalisticke proti-
vrecnosti ugrozavaju. Priznaniu
je dodato sa ovim potansSostima
o posledicama kapitalizma: ~
jednu ruku, rekao ie Papa, mi
vidirno veliko bogatstyo gde Via
da mad privatnom narodnom
ekonomijom i cesto mad pucans-
kim zivotom U drugu, mi vidi-
mo nebrojeno mnostvo onih ko-
il, iseni svake posredne ne
posredne sigurnosti u njihovom
zivotu, nemaiu daljnjeg intere-
sovanja u vrednost duha, odba-
cuju nlihoveaspiracije prema is.
tinskoj slobodi i slepo sluze ma
koioj politiekoj partiii, robove
ma cije ko moze nekako da i'm
obeca hleba sigurnost."
Zlocinstua kapitalizma priznata:
/ onda brani kapitalizam.
Oval vrlo nedovoljni zavije-
nj opis posledica kapitalizma be-
Sc onda popracen izjavom: BRA
necf privatno vlasnistvo Crkva,
otuda, sledi visoki eticko-soci-
jalni cilj :. Cilj Crkve jeste da
predaje ustanovu privatnog Was
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-10-05
GlavoboGa ii pitanju Nemacke

vati ekonomske pomoci Nemac
koj :" it'd.
Owe preporuke sekretara Nor.
genthaua neizbezno ukljucuiu 0.
prastanje svih ratnih otsteta Ne.
mackoj. Ma oval nacin bi Sc Ne
macku ekonomski uniStilo ons
nebi mogla da plaza nikakve OF.
Stete.
Pored toga namerava Sc odu-
yeti Cd Nemacke velili deo teri
torije - Istocnu Prusiju, Silesi-
ju, dec provincial Brandenbur-
ga Pomeranije. Ovo bi znacilo
"a Nemacku gubitak u teritoriii
% posto, iii $4,000 cetvornih mi
liza 8,750.0oo (ili Is posto) sta
novnistva, cd onoga koie ie ina
la pre- nacistickog osvajanja.
Oval plan, dovodi do nespo-
razuma izmedju malih ostecenih
zemalja, koje Sc uzdaju otste-
tn, velikih sila, koie su kako
izgleda gotove da zaborave "a
ikakvu otstetu. A najverovatni-
ie je, da &c i Francuska zahteva-
ii jedan dec nemacke teritorije,
a Jugoslavija je vec iziavila
svoje teritorijalne zahteve, ce-
hoslovacka, takodjer. Pored to-
ga, Austria trazi nezavisnost. a
niozda Sc jos nadje nacina kako
da Sc celu Nemacku raskomada
ma nekoliko malih neiakih dr.
zavica. / nemacko carstvo bi
moglo otici u istorijski zaborav
kao sto SUI i mnoga druga cars
tva otisla u ranijim vremenima.
Cak Sta wise, mozda &c sama
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-10-05
Francuska

Dopisnik A. P. il Algrange,
Francuska, Edward D, Ball, iz-
vestava kako Sc u Francuskoj
pronaSlo da SUI nacisti "a vreme
okupacije okrenuli mnoge rud-
nike u podzemne fektorije, ma
sto in je nagnalo neprekidno sa-
veznicko bombardovanje. Fekto-
rije zrakoplova, robot-bombi,
skladista "a ratni material it'd.
sve je to bilo smemestano pod
zemlju. Fektorija zrakoplova u
rudniku Algrange jos nije BIZ
la sasvim dovrsena, "a koju Sc
planiralo da izbacuje 1000 Me-
sersmita ma mesec. Opisujuci tu
fektoriju kaze pomenuti dopis-
mix:
do pred jedan iii diva dana
pre- dolaska Amerikanaca, Nemci
SUI upotrebljivali 5000 ropskih
radnika-vecinom Francuza, Po-
ljaka, Talijana ma 24-satnom
planu. Kada bi bila punoj pro-
izvodnji, tvornica bi uposljavala
$4,000, dive trecine cd njih bile
bi zenske.
Nacisticki kapitalizam je pla-
nirao da zivo covecanstvo strpa
pod zemlju. U Engleskoj Sc po-
kazalo takodjer stupanje u istom
pravcu, narcotic u Londonu.
Pored toga De Gaulle je odr-
zao jedan govor u Lille, na 1.
oktobra, u kojem je 'izjavio da
&c "Francuska vlada upravijati
sa obnovom ekonomskom ak
tivnosti cele nacije sa planira-
nom ekonomijom' i rece da lie
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-10-05

nacija biti raskomadana.
Sve sc ovo planira radi toga ola
Sc Nemacku ukloni kao opasnog
industrijskog konkurenta u pos
leratnom periodu. Zatvaranje
nemackih rudnika znaci povolj-
nije uslove "a proizvode savez-
nickih zemalja ma svetskoj pi-
iaci. Isto tako i oduzimanie ma
sina razbijanje velikih poseda.
Ako Sc zbilja kod ovoga plana
ostane, izgleda da ie ovo Jedi
nj plan koji bi zadovoljio velike
saveznicke sile, ne znamo kakvo
bi zadovoljstvo te velike sile mo-
gle dati, malim nacijama, koje
ocekuju povelike ratne otstete,
Cd Nemacke.
Ako te velike sile i nadiu ne
kakva nacina da zadovolje svoie
male saveznike, ipak Sc pojav-
ljuie pitanje; dali je moguce u
biti jednu tako veliku naciiu a
da ona ne bude zapaIena sd re,
volucijom. Mogu Ii te milionite
lradne mase podneti jos vecG
mizeriju, koia Sc "a njih planira,
nego sama ova, Cd koje su II
ratu patile? Nemacka bi mogla
postati centar evropske prole-
terske revolucije, koju &c savez-
nici morati gusiti. A ovo bi mo-
glo i njihove kuce zapaliti.
Tako bi saveznici, ii "oslobo-
dite1f' sveta, terajuci zeca, mo-
gil ma kraju isterati vuka, kojem
Sc nece moci odupreti. A ovo le
i sasvim logicno i pozeljno. Vre-
me je yec da Sc svet oslobodi !<a-
pitalizma.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-10-05

vlada vec poduzela korake u
Ipravcu owe planirane ekonorniie
|preuzimajuci kontrolu rudnika. y
Takodjer rece da celokupna eko-
nomija u zemlji nece biti preu-
zeta cd jednom ali da &c 20 re
menu biti to ucinjeno. Ta ME
gova planirana ekonomija zau-
dara wise ma industrijalni feuda-
liam nego inasto drugo. Preuzi-
mamie rudnika je doslo nakon
sto su radnici zahtevali povisicu
i bolje uslove popretili straj-
kom. Ovo izgleda, da SUI rudnici
preuzeti, ito ma brzu ruku, samo
zato, da Sc spreci preteci $tra;k.
Tesko da radnici mogu oce|siva-
ii, ikakve 1g'.s cd De Caul-
leove uprave u Francuskoj
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-10-05

Nista Sc jasno ne kaze na koii
&c nacin to ''blek!istovanie" biti
upotreblieno, osim sto Sc kaze
da &c njihove n1usteriie biti O.
baVestene tome saradiivaniu
So osoVinom.
Razune Sc, ovo ie priprena da
sc uklone puta sve firpe iii
industrije koje bi mogle sacinia-
vati jaku konkurenciju americ-
koj britanskoi robi ma svetskoj
pUaci. Radi toga, mozda &c SO
malo kasnije pribeci i wise dras-
'ticnim nerama da Sc pomenute
firme odstrane sa svetske Diia-
ce. Ia sada ce Sc sanlo obaveS-
tavati njihove musterije O tom
saradjivaniu. A poSto dobrim de-
lom, JOS saveznicina treba
mnogi material, dok jos rat tra-
je, sa kojim te firme raspolazu.
mozemo slobodno predpostaviti
da ce sama americka drzava. kao
j britanska, "a izvesno vrenne BIZ
tt musterije tih firni, koje Sc ma
merava bojkovati.
Ala str ii interrsiis+isapitaIiznfs
appellant. Oni zahtevaiu da Sc
istovremeno mnogo kojesta, u
nisti i opet da Sc ocuva. A to ie
protivrecnost. Ali, Geo kapitali-
zam je protivrecnost.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-10-05

Poznato je da je namera sa.
veznika da ma kraju rata podele
Nemacku u tri zone, iii mozda U
cetiri, u kojima &c vladati res.
pektivno, Russia, Velika Britain
ia i Amerika, mozda Fran
cuska u cetvrtoj.
Glavobolja nije, kako izgleda
oko toga, kako &c Sc podeliti Ne
macka kako, da Sc nju odrzi u
pokornosti, nego. oko pitanja re-
peraciia opasnosti Cd konku-
rencije nemacke industrije. Da
bi Sc dobile ratne otStete cd Ne
macke, koje su neizmerno nuz-
ne "a zemlje razorene ostecene
cd nacista Cehoslovacku
Poljsku, Jugoslaviju, Grck H.
Francusku, Belgiju, Norvesku
it'd. - Nemacku bi trebalo kao
naciju ocuvati u celini. Njena in
dustrija, takodjer mora biti pos
tedjena. A to znaci. opet, da bi Sc
Nemacka, buduci dalje dosta ia
ka, odupirala placanju otsteta,
predstavljala bi opasnost novog
rata sa svojom industrijom kon-
kurisala saveznickoj industriji
ma svetskoj pijaci.
Prema burzoaskom rubrikasu.
Wilbur w. White-u, Sekretar
Morgenthau je preporucio "nje-
gov sopstveni drasticni plan "a
rukovanje sa Nemackom. Me
COVE preporuke koje ukljucuju
oduzimanje masina, zatvaranje
odsecanje industrijalnih
predela, razbijanje velikih pose
da, produzenje kontrole ne da-
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-10-05
v|asniStvo je ma prvom mestu
Papa bran sste koji prouzrokovao svetsi rat br H.

niStva kakva ona treba da bude
u saglasnosti planova Visnje mu-
drosti zapovesti prirode -"
autoritet "a izjavljeni cilj crkve
o privatnom vlasnistvu dat je u
FPapi Leo XIII. Poslednji Papa
! je. kaze Papa Plus XII, usposta-
vic nacela Ii poslanici, "Rerum
Novarum'. "da svaki pravOva-
liani ekonomski drustveni pore
dak treba da pociva ma neospor-
moi osnovi prava ma privatnu
svojinu. Crkva je uvek prizna-
vala prirodno pravo "a vlasnis-
two rukovanje So njim.'
De.olicnost ultTamontaniznaa.
Argumenat traba opet nagla-
siti da je odbrana drustva pri-
vatnog vlasnist dosla u mo-
mentu svetske istoriie kada je
drustvo rcivatnog vlasnistva do
nelo prilike narodnih masa ma
stepeu koii ugrozava vrli opsta-
max civilizacije i u prilike koje
njih prisiljavaju da podlegnu
"ecim patnjama, vecem desetko-
vanju, vecem porobljavanju ne
go u iiednom ranijem periodu u
drustvenoj istoriji. Prilike rad
nicke klase u Italiji ilustrativne
su 0 posledicama drustva pri-
vatnog vlasniStva klasne vlada-
vine potpomognutog 50 paps-
tvom. U ovom je Italia, eiii je ia
sisticki rezim bio podupiran Cd
cele hijerarhije katolicke crkve
i CHI SUI ratovi protiv Ethiopije,
Atlantic, Grcke, Velike Britani
je Sjedinjenih Drzava dobili
crkveni blagoslov. Papa sada
priznanje ola postoji "borba pro-
tiv mizerije, gladovanja, bespos-
lice i ekonomska neugodnost"
koja dostiZe do ''takve tacke, da,
narcotic sa zimskim zahtevima
ona zahteva izravni stvarni
LEX
(Nastayak ma 3. stranD
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-10-05
Rasprava O pOvlSici ma
iamnice u celicnoj
industriji

Ina tome vec DUE vremena.
skoro celia godina dana. kako su
celicni radnici podneli zahtev "a
poviSicu najamnice cd II cent?
ma sat, pred celi6nu porotu WLB.
u toj poroti rasprava Sc stalno
vodi oko pitanja, kolike profile
kompaniie zaradjuju, koliko su
podignute zivotne namlrnice, ko-
lika je najarnica radnika od-
nosu tih profita zivotnih namir-
MICA it'd. u vezi sa tim dopisnik
New York Times" "a u Washing
tonu. Louis Stark rece. u pome-
nutoi novini Cd %. septembra:
"Govoreci IL ime trideset j jed
(Nastavak ma 8. strani)
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ZdhteUa odbrdnu masornin
rdzuUerenlem: rddnicka NADIA I
progreS ndzuGnd "bezunlnona' !.
New York s'Times"-o nasloS
0 izvestaju radio govora Pape
Plus XII, ma l. septembra, ne
petoj godisnjici svetskog rata br
II, pravilno je izrazio saarzinu
govora koji Sc toboze bavio So
pustosenjima rata sa sredstvi.
ma "a izgradnju mira.
Times" "-ov naslov glasi: PA.
pa Plus brani privatno vlasnis-
two; opominje 0 radikalnim teo-
rijama koje on vidi privlacive
ocajnim narodima."
Priznanje vaznosti utelovlje-
no je Times '-ovoj oceni paps-
kog govora i stvarne odbrane u
govoru danasnjeg drustva i opo-
,minjanju protiv izgradjivanja
boljeg drustva. Prvo je ola drus-
two privatne svojine, poznato
kao kapitalizam, koje je porodilo
svetski rat br. II njegova pred
hodnika, svetski rat br. I, zahte-
va njegovu papinsku odbranu u
momentu kada toboznja moral
ma svrha papstva izgleda da pro-
KLINE faktore modernog drus-
tva koji dovode takve ratove u
stvarnost. Drugo je da mase koje
su zrtve kapitalistickog rata o.
sada5M kapitalisticke uzroke rata
i da je strah posednickih klasa
da &c owe mase okrenuti Sc u
pravcu Socijalizma kao jednom
nacinu da Sc dokonca rat.
NADIA u progres je "bezumnaI
Papa je bio otvoren pozajm-
Iivanju autoriteta katolicke cr-
kve ideji da vlasnistvo, nesigur-
most rat Cd cega mase pate, pod
kapitalizmom, jesu deo prirod-
nog poretka. On rece: "Obecania
drzavnika i mnoge napomene i
preporuke naucenjaka tehnica-
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-10-05
Velika Britannia

Vest il Londona cd Is. sep
temhra javIa da je vlada usvoji-
la Plan socijalne sigurnosti "a
47,000000 engleskog stanovnis-
tva. Pc ovom planu "svako &c II
Engleskoj biti osiguran protiv
svih eventualnosti zivota." Plan
! je vrlo lukavo izradjen. On je
daleko gori, u koliko Sc radnika
tice, nego raniji dole. koii Sc
davao radnicima u Engleskoj u
vreme besposlice, starosti it'd
Prema ovom novom planu,
radnici &c sami finansirati svoj
buduci "dole''.
"Vladin plan &c biti finansi-
ran prisilnim nedeljnim dopri-
nosima cd svih osoba koje gu u
stanju da plate, a doprinosi ce
biti cd svih po 3 silinga i 10
|pencea ma nedelju. Kada radnik
bude primao tn 'osiguraciju" on
&c dobivati 5 silinga ma nedelju.
Vlada je to tako mudro izracu-
nala. Drzeci da &c uvek biti je-
dan prilican deo radnika stalno
zaposlen, koji ce redovno upla-
civati u tai fond, a il MEGA. pos
to su zaposleni, nece nista dobi-
vati; a drugi deo radnika, hice
delimicno zaposlen, cd kojih ce
Sc takodjer ubirati fond, pcsto
delimicno rade i zaradjuju wise
nego sto bi ia "socijalna sigur-
most" bila - pet silinga ma ne
delju = a nesto &c dolaziti : cd
bogatog sveta, "a koje to nlje
(Nastavak ma 3. strani)
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-10-05

sanno Amerike, nego i celog sve-
ia. Covecanstvo bi bilo survano
u "najopustoSavajuci gradianski
rat. A sami politiGki protivnicl
DeWeya, niegovi susedi, demo-
kraft, kazu da Dewey prepisuje
New Deal skoro II celosti da
zagovara manje-vise iste stvari,
istu politiku, rata mira kao i
demokrati. Ali BroWder to b0lic
INA nego demokrati. TIL Sc vidi
vestina 'geniialnih" liudi Brow
derova tipa - da nadjes diane
tralnu razliku tano gde gazlika
ne postoji.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-10-05
Vazne nedjunarodne vesti.
Jugoslavija

Vesti Jugoslaviji, JOS sada skncivo vest
Izgeda a e celia naca borbi vemenu zive ranc
operacje pmecnu strane Vesti od D.
bra j preko parzanskog rada Slobolna IugoslaviiaD >
avau da parzn osvojil Banu Iuku da voi zcsoka
btka okolci Beograda da ocekue pad Beogaa svaki
dan. predgradju Beograda javlja parznsk radio 90
sepembra), da njihove sle vode btku sa zmesanm ne
mackim sama, ugoslayenskm suzincima cenicma gene
rala Mhaiovca" Nemacke ves zvestise stog dana 90
septembra) ola Nemc pomot hvatsk einc povratli
Banju Luku sovremeno ruse trupe prese Dmav
duju bro pravcu Beograda.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-10-05

NiSA SREDSTVA: Prosye-
Givanie radniake kfase IL duhu
Marksiznla: da sn rad i kapi-
tai nepon,irijiFi 1ieps4 jateEi;
srga1lizovanjc. radnieae ksase
IL jcanu ReyolHc;oHarnu Pali-
tias.l1 Fagtiju "a osVa ian;e
raZaranje Poiiticlie Drzave ka-
pitatizma; organizovanje rad
nika jednu rev0Incionarnu
fndustrijalnu Juniju "a uzi-
mamie. drzanje kretanie ssfh
zemaljskih industrial.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-10-05

ZdhteUa odbrdnel mdsounin'
rdzuUerenjem; radnicka NADIA Z.
progres ndzuana "bezumnon,'.
Evening star., 1944-05-09
Wounded Flyer Survives Crash
After Crew Quit Crippled Plane

Amazed at finding it empty, he
grabbed the stick. nosed it upward
buckled on his chute and dived out
at TOO feet The ship veered and
crashed into a clump of trees.
The remaining gunner flung of a
pile of equipment which avalanched
on him and climbed out g of the
wreckage with shell fragment
wounds throbbing in his legs, one
arm and his abdomen.
British civilians came to his aid
He sent them toward the plane
shouting help the pilot and the
co-pilot" Before they could reach
the plane it exploded.
That gunner had CUTS" said
Capt. Mitchell Sweig, Chicago, Army
surgeon. There was a piece of
shell 2 inches long and an inch wide
in his left knee, a lot of little holes
In his right knee, a hole in his
abdomen and patch on his face.
There was d 2-inch cash in his right
arm down to the bone"
Among other crewmen were Sergt
Kenneth Drapeau, Rochester, N. H.,
and Sergt William Moore, Winthrop,
Mass
Evening star., 1944-05-09
SpongIer Says Roosevelt
Is Now Openly in Race
AZ the Assaeist~H praxe

By the Associated Press.
Republican National Chairman
Harrison E. Spangler said last night
the New York speech by Democratic
National Chairman Robert e. Han
neean brought into the open the
fourth term ambition which has,
under the direction Of Candidate
Roosevelt, been under way for over
= year"
In a statement issued ip connee-
tion with Mr.. Hannesans speech in
New York, Mr. Spangler said:
Heretofore the feverish effort Of
the palace guard to promote q con-
tinuors term for themselves and Mr.
Roosevelt has been rather veiled and
at times aplogetic. Even now, to
keep up the fiction, his manager tells
us that the announcement is made
without consultation with Mr.. Roose
velt.
Where has the manager been7
1t Is generally known that this
fouxth term ambition has been the
subsection Of almost daily discussion
at the White House for many
months"
Mr.. Spangler said perhaps now
the New Dealers will admit openly
that the Democratic party has been
literally and finally taken over and
will hold its convention by mail"
Evening star., 1944-05-09
Burma
Continued From First Page.)

nese are on the defensive in that
area, the statement said the error
resulted from garbled signals In
the transmission Of data being
assembled from the various fronts.
The explanation said the first
paragraph of the communique
should have read: "On all sectors
of the Assam front the japanese
are now generally ON the defensive.
tThe Toxic radio asserted to-
day that japanese dive-bombers
on May S and 6 had inflicted
heavy blows" on Allied artillery
positions and tank formations in
the Kohima area
In 81 days of operations over the
Arakan front in Western Burma, the
American SKY ambush squadron
of P-3S fighters has definitely
destroyed 73 japanese aircraft,
probably destroyed Is others and
damaged Is more, it was announced
yesterday.
Officers of the Sd Air Force said
nlo5C OF the successes were scored
in attacks on enemy airfelds and
that about half the Japanees planes
accounted for were shot down in air
combat while the others were de-
stroyed on the ground The Amer
ican fighters also have strafed fueI
storage facilities, railway yards and
troop-laden motor transport.
Three 22-year-old pilots are cred.
tied with destroying 80 enem,
planes and damaging on thu
ground and in the air. They are:
Capt. w. E. Duke of Leonardtown
Md. u destroyed and probables
Capt II: Z. Boggs. Oklahoma City
3 destroyed and probable, ant
Capt. M. II. Glenn, Winnfield, La
lol7 destroyed and l probable.
Evening star., 1944-05-09
BowIes Urges Nation
To Act Now Against
Postwar Collapse
By the Associated Press.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, May g.
Chester Bowles. administrator of
the Once Of Price Administration,
declaring that collapse has fol-
lowed every war in the past and
there is deep misgiving that history
will repeat ITSELF" asserted yester-
day that the basic job for Govern
ment during the reconversion period
would be to guarantee that postwar
collapse will be prevented"
Delivering the annual Lamont
lecture at Yale University, Mr..
Bowles said: TT is equally plain
that the more effective the glaran-
tee, the more widely it is accepted,
the less will be the positive action
which the Government will be
called upon to take to make good
upon its commitments"
"It means" he declared, that
government must be prepared to
take whatever action that is neces-
sary to sustain high level of indus
trial and farm activity. For guar
antees can carry no persuasion un-
less there is machinery available to
make good on them"
He outlined three-point program
of government responsibility to:
/. Provide measures now to pro-
tect and support the level of prices
and wages-"peacetime counter
parts OF our wartime measures
placing ceilings over prices and
wages"
2. Take steps now to insure that
no barrier will stand in the way Of
a large volume Of exports when the
war is over.
8. Move now to prepare q shelf of
public works-Federal State and
local-"necessary public works, not
just anything that will provide jobs"
so that they may be available at
the proper time and in whatever
yonlrne NAV proye reeasSarv
Evening star., 1944-05-09

funds, indorsed Wendell l.. willkie,
the Republican nominee. in 1870.
Raps Leng Delay.
Mr.. Lewis said for . year the
members of the AFL executive
council had lacked the courage to
vote yes or no on reaf'iliation and
had constantly muttered and num-
bled and INDUCED in fearsome in
carnations over the falacious and
hoary question of jurisdictional
rights"
at is, of course. publicly known, 4"
Mr.. Lewis declared, that certain
members of the executive council
have been given imperative instruc-
tions to refuse admittance Of the
United Mine Workers Of America
to the American Federation Of
Labor by the New Deal politicians
who are opposed, for political rea-
sons. to unity in the ranks Of
Every well-informed person in
Washington knows the identity Of
the New Deal executives and the
members of its palace guard, as well
as the identity of the individual
members of the Executive Council,
who from time to time during the
past year have clandestinely coun-
seled together to insure the con-
summation of their shameful plans
to betray the interests of the men
and women of labor
Green Regrets Differences.
Mr.. Green declared In Philadel-
phia, where the AFL Executive
Council Is meeting, that there had
been an unfortunate inability to
settle "jurisdictional differences.
Mr.. Green said Mr.. Lewis $50 600
check will be returned, as requested,
but he added that "the Executive
Council expressed its wish that fur
ther conferences be held for the
purpose of finding q basis Of ac-
commodation If possible"
Mr.. Lewis challenge of the War
Labor Board authority in the coal
wage dispNe last year provided
President Roosevelt with one Of his
greatest home front problems, q
problem that was solved only after
the Government had taken over the
mines and eventually made pay con-
cessions that approximated those
Mr.. Lewis originally demanded.
Evening star., 1944-05-09
AIosko Highway CoIIed
Bio FuiIure by Muqnuson

SEATTLE. May 9.-The much
publicized Alaska military highway
was described as q gross failure last
night In a bitter attack on the
$3.50 ,000, 900 project by Representa-
tive Magnuson, Democrat, of WASH
ington, chairman of the Alaskan In
ternational Highway Commission.
"As a military supply road TO
Alaska the highway, in effect,
doesn't exist at ALL" he declared in
an interview with the Post-Intelli-
gencer, based on q written report
containing the charges, which he
said would be filed in Congress
Nav 49,,
Evening star., 1944-05-09
BY the Associated Press.

A u S. BOMBER BASE IN
BRITAIN, May ga painfully
wounded ball turret gunner, alone
in crippled. pilotless Liberator,
rode out crash landing yesterday
and then saw the bomber catch fire
and explode after he had limped
agonizingly to safety.
From Is to SO German fighters
attacked the ship. Valkyrie, near
Brunswick, wounding three crew.
men, starting four fires and wreck
ing two engines and some of the
controls
The pilot, 1t. Robert Catlin, At
lanta, Ga, nursed the ship back to
England and ordered the crew to
bail out near its base.
When the third engine quit 1t.
Catlin and Co-pilot 1t. George Wear
of Columbia, La, took to their para
chutes, unaware that the ball tur-
ret gunner and Sergt. Morris Irby,
Columbia, S. c., top turret gunner,
still were in the plane. The gunners
likewise were unaware they were
alone.
Sergt. Irby went to the cockpit.