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RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-10-11
Hrana i politika

Sad bi trebalo da BroWder optuzi
Fostera da vodi "~komuniste" V zem-
lie i radniStvo Il opste siza ledja i'm
perijalisticke burzoazije"!
Amerikanski Srbobran cd 4. septem-
bra ina ma uvodnon mestu Cianak pod
naslovon "Svrsetak rata, u kone stoji:
"Narodi u tim diktatorskim drza-
varaa [misli ma "drzave istocne Ev-
rope, koje ST. danas pod upljvom Mos
kvel II kojirna su Sc diktatori zaklonili
"a demokratiju, ko5u oni ne poznajU,
pate n~ajviSe cato, sto SUI u tim diktayor-
skim drzavama stvorene klase i St0 sc
enc malo pomoci, koja dolazi sa s~trane,
deli i dale p~rivrzenicima r~ezirna, a oni
koji nisu sa rezinom koji tamo posto-
j, prepuSteni su sami sebi i ne dale
i'm Sc nikakva pomoc. Ia to postoje do
kazi II Jugoslaviji Il kojoj ustaSo-parti-
zanski rezim ne dozvoljava da clanovi
UNRA dele hranu i odelo, nego Ii
traze da to komesari sami izvadiaju.'
Srbobran tn puca kao IL dvocevkc.
Jedna cev pogadja Titove "komesare"
{koji doista "dele i daju" hranu onako
Eako on tvrd), a druga cev pogadja
"demokrate" oko UNRA, koji hi htelI
da dele i daju" poglavito "onima koji
nisu So rezimom kako tamo postoii."
Uzgred ~receno, Srbobran ne bi ire
bao da onako jake podvlaci "diktator-
ske drzave" i "demokratiju" u vezi S
tim pitanjem, jer je ia njegova demo-
kratija" jos kako umela da hrani pri-
vrzenike krvolocne "diktatorske drza-
We" Admirala Horthy-a u Madjarskoj
1919. godine, dok Sc danas nimalo ne
ustrucava da hrani privrzenike "dikta-
torske drzave" krvoloka Franco u Spa
Mil!
Rugala Sc serpa loncu, a oboje crni!
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-10-11

posete owe kuce; i kada procitah ma tvom lieu pleme-
nitost tvoga srca, i uzvisenost tvojih osecaja ia odobra-
yah sebi dvostruko "a to so sam u stanju da te oba-
vestim opomenem s obzirom ma besramni plan tvoje
tetke, i da te obavestim o zlobnim intrigama.
Zastoj tisine sledise dostavljenje diplomatske
poslanice Abbot Boujarona, ~poslednje reel stranca.
Premda behu prikovani cd prestrasenja, oboje, Mar
chioness i Abbot behu zaprepasceni ~gledajuci Made
moiselle Plouernel gde slusa ~citanje pisna bez i maj
mamie upadice. Zaista, mlada devojka ostade nema,
preovladana; Meme oci behu uperene u rastojanje,
meme grudi napregnute, a usne sabrane u tuznom
smeskanju.
- Monsieur, ona konacno rece, oslovljavajuci
stranca sa naglaskom duboke zahvalnosti, to je izvan
mole moci da ii izrazim zahvalnost So 81 me ocenio
pohvalno, ia Gu, u tvom prisustvu, ~izjaviti mole misi
u potpunosti o ovoj aferi, mojoj tetki, Marchionessi Cd
Tremblaya. - I oslovljavajuci svoju tetku mirnim
glasom produzi .ona odresito: ia sada znam, madam,
kako 81 ii i moi brat nameravai pruziti meni tutorstvo
koje tebi bese povereno; ia Gu te postediti nojih pri-
govora; ii nisi u stanju Nth razumeti; ii oskudevas u
moralnim osecajima; ali ia ovliko izjavljujem tebi
ia necu lei u Englesku, i resila sam da wise ne Twin
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-10-11

s tobom, madam, nti u Parizu nj u Versaillesu; ia cd
sada nikada necu napustati Brittanyu; zivecu kod
Plouernela iii Mezleana buduci da imam pravo ziveti
u kuci mog oca.
- Boze moi, mademoiselle, - odgovori Marchio-
ness sd podrugljivom ogorcenosti, tvoje vrlne SUI
cudno odvratne i divlje! Zasto takvo isticanje srdzhe?
Tvoj brat je snatrao da bi tvoje prisustvo ma dvoru. u
Londonu moglo bti cd neke usluge kralju nasem
g~ospodaru. Kakvo je u tome zlo, ia te pitam da mi kazes?
Ako ne tebi, onda tn &c biti druge kojima &c on
izruciti svoju pocast.
= Monsieur, jest Ii QUO? rece Mademoiselle
Plouernel, okrecuci Sc prema strancu, nesposobna da
sakrije ~zgrazanje koje joj tetkine reel prouzrocise.
Moze Ii Sc ~zloglasna misao izraziti jasnije misao da
hi mole obescascenje trebalo posluziti nasilju, pohlepii,
ambicijama i tastini ~princeva naklonjenih ugnjetayaz
nju naroda!
Mademoiselle, -rece stranac, duhoko dirnut3i
udaren obozavajucim izrazonns crta mlade devojke sdo&s
ona izgovara$ea ~uzvisene reci koje je; on TEX cuo,~-
mozda Gu ia tebe jednog dana potsetiti ma tvojeshrahnos
proklinjanje u~gnjetaca.
Mastavice se)
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-10-11

Govor koji je Tito odrzao nazad tri
nedelje pred kongresom "Narodnog Fronta
Jugoslavije'', niie osnovno nista drukciji cd
govora ostalih kapitalistickih drzavnika. Co.
vor Re bio obicno fraziranje -. pun obecanja,
"krupnih socijalnih reforarna", apstraknih
.sloboda' i "ravnopravnosti". Sledeci citat
koji uzimamo il %njegovog govora, a koji Sc
roiavio u "Narodnom Glasniku'' cd q. sep
lnbra, moe posluziti "a primer opste par
tizanske demagogije:
MAS NAROD JE SHVATIO DA NIJE
BIAS NAJBOLJA DEMOKRACIJA ONA KO-
ia Sc IZRAzAVA SAMO u KUGLICAMA,
SAMO IA VRIJEME GLASANJA, NEGO
DA JE BOLJA ONA DEMOKRACIJA, KC-
ia INA DUBOKOG SMISLA IA RAVNO-
PRAVNOST, SOCIJALNU RAVNOPRAV-
MOST MASA. BURNO ODOBRAVANJE),
DEMOKRACIJA REZ KRUPNIH SOCIJAL-
NH REEJRMI N1JEH DEMoKRAcIJA."
(Krupna slova u originally
u ovom citatu nalazimo til glavne tacke,
koje SUI mamie wise, SRI partizanske filozo-
file: Jedna je, da je p~ar.izanskaa "demokra-
tia" u Jugoslaviji bolja cd. ostalih demo
k~ratija": druga je, da &c pod njihovom VIA
davinom p~ostojati 'socijalna ravnopravnost
masa''; i treca, da &c partizanska vladavina
DAFT radnicima, ne ~revoluciju5 nego krupne
s~ocijalne reforme": Ovo nije nase 1izvrta-
ME- reel. Ovo SUI reel n~ajistaknutijeg, par
tizana, "komunista" i drzavnika u Jugo-
slaviji.
Ma prvom mestu, gde je Tito dosao do
toga, da &c oni biti u stanju pruziti neku
"visu'' iii "bolju' demokratiju nego estate
kapitalisticke zemlje? Demokratya, lama iii
stvarna, ne zasniva Sc ma mislima iii zeljama
pojedinaca i grupa, nego ma ekonomskim
okolnostima. U Jugoslaviji postoji kapitalis-
ticki sistem, iii sistem drzavnog kapitalizma,
Sto je isti djavo, bar u koliko Sc radnicke
klase tiee. To znaci da tamo postoji izrablji-
klasna drzava. "Visa" politicka demokratija
dale vecu slobodu radnickoJ klasild Sc bori
"a sto veci dec ploda svoga rada. Ne bi Ii Tito
i njegova vlada dosi u sukobs sai p~osednici-
ma tvornica, sirovog materijalaSi u opste
sredstava p~roizvodnje, ako hi pruzili radni-
Gina slobodu da Sc bore protivl svojih poslo-
davaca bila to drzava iii privatni kapita-
listi? I onda, ako bi imali, stakvu slobodu,
radnici Sc ne bi zadovoljili 81 tim da i~zvojuju
samo nesto malo wise nego sto SUI ranije pri-
mali u obliku najamnice. Oni bi ISL dale
j jos dale, dok napokon neibi zahtevali sve
sto> sa svojim radon %proizvedu. Ovo pax.
poriee kapitalizam. A Tito i njegovi p~artizani
u~svajaju kapitalizam. Otkuda je onda mogu-
&c da oni u~svajaju i kapitalizam i nesto sto
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-10-11
"KOlikO i hitlerOvci"

Partizansk Narodni Glasnik ina
clanak "Sporna Pitanja u Londonu',
koji kusa da odbrani izrazenu tezniu
moskovskih drzavnika da sudeluju u
porobljavanju i ~pljackanju kolonijalnih
naroda cd napada anglosaksonskih ko-
lonizatora, pa u vezi S tim kaze:
"Ako Sc s~jecate, Sovjetski Savez je
bio mas saveznik u ratu, "a kojeg je
anglo-americka politika skoro toliko kri-
va koliko i hitlerovci, kojima je ia po-
litika davala potstreka."
JUICE SUI "a tai rat krivili samo hit
lerovce iii fasizam u opste, a danas "sko-
70" isto toliko krive "a MEGA i "anglo-
americku politiku"i
Ali kriveci "a tai rat i "anglo-sak-
sonsku politiku" ("skoro toliko.. ko-
like i h%itlerovce") Ear "komunisti" tim
ne krive i svoje visegodisnje ~"spasava-
ME ostataka burzoaske demokratije', Il,
kojima ia ratotvorna "anglo-saksonska
politika" prebiva?!
A "ako Sc sjecate", "komunisti" i
Sovjetski Savez SUI neke dive godine, cd
leta 1899. do leta 1871, "spasavali ostat-
Ike burzoaske demokratije" u poseb-
nom savezu S Hitlerom!
Da, puma lista "ratnih z~locinaca" je
mnogo duza cd one sto je "demokratski'
i "komunisticki" general i drzavnici
s%astavise!
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-10-11
Socijal1stiS<o Re$eto

program "a rekonverziju j potpuno upo-
~sIenje'', pa dodao: "Predsjednik pred
vidja visoki prosperitet "a US. - Pro-
gram cd q to6ke "a rekonverziju do
vesti &c do velike industrijalne aktiv-
nosti, ako Sc poprimi."
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-10-11
5lLf~
Cel6iG.
7 ill
/ SELJAcN 4ZAKON.

Sa originalnog francuskog ma engleski: Daniel De Leon.
Sedamnaesta knjiga romano Eugene Sue-a: "Tajne
naroda' iii "I~storija jedne proleterske porodice kroz
vekove." Prita o Velikom Monarhu.
IL.
f1t@ y@
Tako onda, moi dragi pitomce, u vreme naseg brzog dolaska
u London ii trebas da potpuno ozarays cd bolesti, sa bozijom
pomoei, da nj traga cd ME ne SINE eostati. Tada ceS pohitati
da predstavis u londonskom dvoru Madam Marchioness cd Trem-
blaya i Mademoisene PlouerneL. Tako da bi, osim ako nase oprav-
dano otekivanje pc nesreci ne promasi, kralj Charles zaslepljen
neuporedjivom lepotom nase Berthe, bio stavljen u plamen ko
obicno. Mi imamo svakog razloga da ocekujemo da &c neupo-
redjiva lepota tvoie sestre proizvesti zivahni uticaj ma kralja
Engleske kada mu Dude predstavljena, i mozda &c ga navesti da
resi- produzenje savezniatvaz SO Francuskom protiv Ujedinjenih
Provincial. IITTj
Moran priznat, moi dragi momce, da ia ocekujem sa
nista mamie radosti nego ii ogromnd zsdovoljstvo koje bi takav
rezultat morao pruziti nasem gospodsrp; ia mogu vrle- dobro
zazumeti zasto 81 ii u tvom pismu tako razborito propusio u
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-10-11
Kao da gOvori Browder

Glavna optuzba protiv Earl Brow
dera, bivseg vodje ameriekih "komu-
nista', koju je protiv MEGA podigao
Zig Tag Foster, sadasnji njihov vodja,
bese: da je on, Browder, %predvidjao
veliki prosperitet u ovoj zemlji - pod
ekonomskom komandom velikih indus
~trijalaca.
Takvim ucenjem je optuzeni Brow
der, prema tvrdjenju tuzioca Fostera
(koje je tvrdjenje, samo pc sebi, tacno,
premda Fostera nije zanimala njegova
tacnost, nego njegova probatacnostD,
vodi svoje sledbenike i radnsitvo u opste
"iza ledja imperijalisticke burzoazije".
Danas "komuniste" u ovoj zemlJl
vodi Foster. Pod njegovim vodjstvom
oni behu i ma Z. septembra owe godine,
kad je njihov Narodni Glasnik objavlo
preko svih sedan stupaca prve mu stra-
ne sledece: Truman podnio kongresu
Evening star., 1945-11-07
\XlE'.,:;: VII !: s. ):

BOOK REVIEW.
$50 Well Remembered" by James Hilton
reviewed by Right Rev. John K Cart
wright, for Critics Forum, Mayfiower Ho
tel, $50 o'clock tonight.
EXHIBITS.
Pan-American book exposition, Pal
cays through. Fridays. 10 am. to i pm
Saturdays and to 8 pm. Sundays throusi
Edwana Mllman Min s. aRsinps r. Pabls Re L Il
braTy. Eighth and K streets NV, am
Fragonard drawings, Phillips Memoria
Gallery, I am. to 10 pm; Mondays, i
to and s% sunGsys thrsysh thloas sssu
SCULPTURE and iewelry by Electra wae
coran alumni and students sale exhibi
ieTy of Art, noon to 80 50 pm. Mondays
Saturdays and 2 to 5 pm. Sundays.
Eighth Metropolitan State art contest
Nationai c6l,lection Of Fine Arts, Natqra
3 an to 4;3o pm. daily through Novem
Japanese and German surrender docu
ments. papers and museum pieces of lat,
Naval Academy exhibits and Admiral PER-!
% b:is pm nayes Weekdays 'awe and 80 to IN I'M y
Sundays through November
Oil paintings by Jack Perlmutter, spe
as art daiery Randolph p aarnsst na Adf1 Z
10 pm weekdays and to pm. Sun
days through December;
Oaks garden. 1890 am. to noon Wednes
day and to 5 pm. Saturdays and Sun
Hyroeraphic Once of Navy secret" ane
CONFIDENTIAL charts through Decembe
l; Navy; Coast Guard and Marine Corp
books apd rom
valid collection through January / 5. 1915
Library of Congress am. to 10 pm
j days.
LITERARY NIGHT.
J Music and poetry evening bring YOU
oT reeerd cn
/ tonight.
Princeton Club wiIIsrd Hotel ,s;;. Iss
e9sasn As Aani sSS Sm g.
] members usI9.l snd guests; :, u.,,,.u..,
junior Board of commerce, Hotel An
and guests.
Z nigton Chapel. Church OF Latter Da!
Saints. s o'clock tonieht.
SOCIAL.
la Noche Haitiana," featuring address
by Ambassador jacques c. Antoine o.
\ Haiti. musicale and film. sponsored q
] Club de las Americas Interior Depart
ment Auditorium, $50 o'clock tonight.
SQUARE DANCE.
/ West Potomsc Park Recreation Hall
i $40 o'clock tonight.
FOR SERvICEMEN.
Stage Door Canteen, Belasco Thester
Wiener roast Uso Club, Eighth ant
Pennsylvania avenue NV, 1850 O'Clock
tonight.
i Massachusetts night dance. NCcS- USo
i l1S14 street NV, s O'Clock tonight.
Dance, Masonic Service Center, Thir-
teenth and H streets NV, 8 o'clock to-
night
Square dance, Uso Club, 1911 H stree
INV. $50 o'clock tonight.
Officers: Dance, Xi Chapter, Phi Signs
Epsilon Sorority Oficers' Club of Wash.
ington, 9 o'clock tonight.
Service personnel may obtain more in.
formation by calling the United Nation!
Center National 5000, or any of the fol-
lowing USOs: Republic 1927, Nationa
+ 3431, National 0614 or Executive 042s
Colored personnel may call USO, Decatur
5664, or War Hospitality, Decatur 7f66.
Evening star., 1945-11-07
Recreation Unit Plans
Dancing, Sewing Glasses

Tap-dancing classes for men and
women and sewing and make-over
classes were announced today by
the Recreation Department.
The dancing classes, which will be
primarily for exercise and are open
to both men and women, will be
held at pm. Thursdays at the
Thompson Center, Twelfth and L
streets NV. The instructor will be
Franklin G. Hedrick.
A chance to make over old clothes
is offered in the sewing classes to
be held at pm. every Wednesday,
beginning tonight. The class will
be under the direction of a designer
from a department store.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-04-09
Gas Made by
New Method

With the use Of the new enlarged
water gas plant, the city gas de-
partment is producing a daily ay-
erage OF 100000 cubic feet of gas.
About one fourth of this amount
is made from the water gas system,
the other three fourths by the old
coal gas method. It is expected
that In the near future this proper
tion will be changed until over
half of the gas will he manufac-
tured by the water system.
The department maintains 45
miles OF mains, service homes and
meters with but six men. Each
month the department pays 20 the
city 5000 in lieu of taxes.
The bonds, issued to cover the
purchase OF the old plant in 1914
were retired in 1886, eight years
before they were due. The new
water gas equipment was bought
from the earnings Of the depart
ment, which is entirely free of debt.
The chief advantage of the new
plant is the saving in labor in pro-
ducing the gas. With the new
equipment, the same amount Of
gas can be manufactured by crew
of three as an eight or ten man
crew with the old equipment.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-04-09
Finance Director
May be Appointed

Ann Arbor, Apr. 9-Ann Arbor
may have a new official IL residents
and councilmen agree that such an
office. known as a finance director,
would be desirable for the city.
a special committee has recon-
mended that such an office be estao-
lished, by means of an amendment
to the charter.
The finance director would have
the responsibility of assisting in
preparing the city budget and esti-
mates of income as well as keeping
account books. approval OF all bills
for payment. all purchasing OF tue
city, developing long range fnan-
cial program for the city and in
general be responsible for all funds
spent by the city. Some Of the
duties suggested for this office are
now vested in the city clerk under
provisions OF the charter.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-04-09
State Bills Might Provide
Revenue For Municipalities

Several bills are before the state
house of representatives providing
for increased revenue returns to
the counties and cities of the state.
One of these bills, listed as mum.
ber % would return a portion OF the
sales tax to each city and county.
1t would draw s1,250,o00 from the
general fund each month and be
returned to the counties and cities
in this fashion: one eighth of the
amount would be divided equally
among the counties so that sparse
ly populated counties would receive
some state assistance. The other
seven eighths would be divided
among the counties and cities &C.
cording to population, SOC to the
counties, 500 to the cities and vii.
lagos
It is estimated that the amour:
OF money Ypsilanti would receive
under this system would be $34.-
90S4S. The townships at large in
the county would receive $10s,-
1895. All together with villages,
townships and cities. the county's
allotment would be about $780,
1880.
Another bill, or rather a pair u
bills. would revise the system un.
der which the weight and the gaso.
line taxes would be returned to
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-04-09
Faith Discussed
For Fellowship

The Christian Youth Fellowship
met at Starkweather Hall Sunday
at S o'clock, when nominations for
officers next year were announced.
Gene Purdy was the leader. The
group sang. He leadeth me, o bles-
sed thought by Joseph H. Gill
more. Beatrice Jones was the pian-
ist Gene Purdy led the prayer.
Ruth Bolton gave the candidates
as Betty Wilson and Jean Jack
son. Detroit, for president, Margery
Sutherland and Gene Purdy for
treasurer, and Irene Patterson and
Neva Jones for secretary. The
group then participated in singing,
Faith OF Our Fathers" by Freder-
ick W. Faber. The speaker Of the
evening was John Turnbull who
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-04-09

spoke on why | Believe" Mr..
Turnbull said the first reason he
believed in God was that his par
ents did. He said a goodly number
OF the great people of the world
believe in God. Third-The path
way of life is strewn with the
wrecks that did not believe III
God. Fourth-If there is not God
why do talented men go deep in
the wilds Of Africa and spend their
lives when they could just as easily
live a soft life in some great city?
Fitth-Some Of the men OF sci.
ence see God more clearly.
Sixth-How can you explain the
minute detail OF matter and not be-
lieve it was made by God?
Games were led by Betty wilson,
Of Detroit. The refreshments OF
chocolate cake and tea were served
by Jean Jackson, of Detroit, and
Harold Sale OF Pontiac.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-04-09

the counties and cities.
These bills, 237 and 229 respec-
lively, would divide the taxes col
lected three ways: 1870 to the state
highway commission, $3.50 to the
counties. and 259s to the cities and
villages, according to population.
The gasoline bill (229) would in
crease the gasoline tax from the
present $50 to 41c. The municipali-
ties have put themselves on record
as against just one OF the bills be-
ing passed. Their attitude is
either both or none. Figures
show that If the weight tax division
were to be changed in the proposed
way, without the gasoline change,
cities would be worse off than at
present. II the gasoline tax bill
were to be passed alone. a slight
increase in revenue would result,
but IL both were to be passed, a
substantial increase to the cities
would be realized, supporters of
the bills claim.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-04-09

$50 Ted Sraeter Band;
1000 Guy Lombardo.
MBS-S:30 Sherlock Holmes;
1890 Dave Elman Auction.
Tuesday
NBC-9 a. m. Ed East and Polly; /;
1890 p. m. Army Air Forces Band !;
400 Backstage Wife;
S:00-Ginny Simms;
1000 Bob Hope
CBS-2:45 Tena and Tim;
400 House Party;
$50 Ted Husing's Sports;
$50 Theater of Romance;
$3.50 This Is My Best, Orson
Welles.
BLU-l2 noon Glamor Manor;
$3.50 p. m. Ladies be Seated;
6:45 Peggy Mann's Song;
7:30 One Mans Family;
900 Sec. Morgenthau on War
Bond Payroll Deduction Plan"
MBS-l:30 Paula Stone;
3:15 Smoothies;
4:45 Handy Man:
7:l5 Mutual Musicale;
9:15 Real Life Drama.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-04-09

July 81.
Sugar. Book four stamp S5 valid
for five pounds through June 2.
Next stamp valid May /.
Shoes Book three airplane
stamps /, > and 3 valid indefinitely.
OPA says no plans to cancel any.
Gasoline-l5-A coupons good
everywhere for four gallons each
through June 2l. BE, &C. B-7 and
CT coupons good everywhere foT
five gallons each.
Fuel Oil-PeriOd one through FIVE
coupons good everywhere through
current heating season. Last years
period four and five coupons also
valid.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-04-09
YOUTH REcAPTURED

Jackson-AP- Police reported
Sunday that Elden Smith l6. who
escaped from the Cassidy Lake
State Correctional Youth Camp on
Wednesday, was recaptured. State
and local police had conducted an
intensive search for him after a
Waterloo Township farmer report
ed he had been held up by youth
answering Smiths description.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-04-09
Pick of the dir Today
National eroadeastIng Compa

National 8roadeastIng Company
RED NETWORK K-WLW 100. WWJ
$50, WMAQ SO.
BLU NETWORK - WXYZ 1870.
WHAM 1850.
Columbia 8roadesStlno Company
WJR 760. WEBM 7S0. WCKY 1880,
WFBM l2eU, VICAR 1880, WBNS
1860, WDOD 1910
Mutual BroadcastinV Company
RED NETW Xxx GKLW 500,
WJBk 1890. WGN 40.
Tonight
NBC-S.O0 Cavalcade drama Rob
inson Crusoe USN";
$500 Voorhees, Concert, Marian
Anderson;
1000 Contented Concert;
lO:3O |. O. Quiz.
CBS-7:3O (repeat 10:3O) Bob
Hawk Quiz;
$50 Burns and Allen;
1000 Screen Guild Abroad With
Two Yanks";
1890 East Cameron Andrews
show.
BLU-S:3O Blind Date;
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-04-09

Vese. Lies
BEETS-No. l, bu., S1s5-2.00.
CABBAGE-No. /. bu., $50 lbs)
H.25-15O; red, sl.5O-2.
CARROT mo. /. doz. bunches,
$3.50.4.00.
CAULIFLOWER-No. /. bu.. S2.25.
2.75.
DRY oNIONS-No. l, so lbs. $3.50
1.65.
PARSNIPS-No. l. bu., S2.25-2.50.
POTATOES-No. /. 100 lbs. SO. 60
1858.
PUMPKINS-No. l. bu.. 50.75c.
RUTABAGAS-No. l. bu.. 90c
sl.25.
SQUASH-Hubbard. No l. bu. 9Oc
les
TURNlPS-No. !, Doz. bchs, 3l.S5
LIS.
BEETS-No. l. bu, $1.S5-2.00.
CABBAGE bu. $50 lb.) Sl25-
$50: red. s1.50-2.
CARROTS-No. l, s doz. punches.
$3.50-400.
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Daily Market Report

gotiation and payment OF normal
income tax and surtax (no excess
profits tax payable) OF S67. 7.OOO-S4c
per share on the 2s6,OOO shares of
S1.00 par common stock outstand-
ing. United Stove is currently pay
ing sc per share per quarter, the
last dividend having been paid
March Il.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-04-09
Rations
Myrtle
(Ry the Associated Press

Meats, Fats, etc.--Book four red
stamps T5 through Ks good
through April 2S. Stamps Y5 and
rs and Az and D2 good through
June 2; E2 through J2 good through
June 80; k2 through P2 good
through July 81.
Processed Food-Book Four blue
stamps CO through G2 good
through April 2s. Stamps H2
through NJ good through June .:
Ne through So good through June
so; To through X2 good through
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-04-09
Former Cleary
Graduate Dies

George ]. Genebach, 20, former
graduate of Cleary Business Col
lege and a trustee for the past few
years. was found dead in his fish
ing lodge at Luther, Mich, late Sat
urday by a group of boys. His
death was attributed to a heart
attack. Mr.. Genebach was presi-
dent and founder of the United
Steel and Wire Co., and was pre-
sident of the Margalexom Oil Co.,
Wyoming. and the Calhoun Finance
Corp. Active in civil affairs, { ne
held many civic offices during his
life.
Born near Brooklyn in Jackson
County, Genebach received his law
degree from the University of
Michigan after being graduated
from Cleary College. Later he
practiced law at Jackson for a few
years before going to Battle Creek.
He was also vice chairman OF the
board OF the Michigan National
Bank chain.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-04-09
GERMAN PRISONER

Jackson-AP Mrs. Audrey Cot
terman was notified Saturday that
her husband. Pvt. Gerald Cotter-
man, previously reported missing
in action Dec. IS, is a German pris-
oner.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-04-09

Christian and Missionary Alliance
Church
Wednesday, 1880 p. m.-Midweek
devotional hour.
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Eaas

Detroit. Apr. l0-AP-WFA -
L. S. graded Michigan eggs in case
lots FOB. Detroit:
Whites: Grade A-Extra large
Az: large 39i2; medium 36ls:
Grade B-Large 36hc.
Browns: Grade B-Large 35i2c.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-04-09
Campus Events Calendar
TODAY
AT NORMAL COLLEGE

500 p. m.-Debating Club, Charles McKenny Hall
400 p. m.-Panheenic, Charles McKenny Hall