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RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-12-13


Borbe, izneli smo naSe mislienie,
rekavsi da bi nasi clanovi sim
particari najbolje ucinili, kako
nasoj opstoj stvari, tako i svojim
prijateljima, ako bi mesto da ku-
pc bozicne iii novogodisnje dar-
ke, pretplatili in ma Radnicku
Borbu. Ma oval nacin oni bi u
chill dvojako dobro: pomogli
proslrenje naSe novine pruzili
priliku svojim prijateljima da Sc
zapoznaju sa revolucionarnom j.
dejom naucnog Socijalizma, ci-
tajuci Radnicku Borbu.
l ako je ranijih godina bilo
nuzno da Sc radnici upoznaju sa
revolucionarnim programom S.
l.. P, ali slobodno mozemo reci,
da je danas najnuznije. Jer sa-
me ekonomske prilike tako ma
lazu. Niko ne moze poreci cinie-
nicu da kapitalizam ne moze wise
da resava drustvene probleme, a
bez da ia resavanja ne idu ma
stetu radnog covecanstva. u ko-
liko ga on reSava, reSava ga u
korist neznatne mainline - kap'-
talisticke klase.
Prema samim burzoaskim IL
veStaiima, danas umiru dnevno
ma hiljade ljudi, zena nejake
dece cd gladi, golotinje i raznih
bolesti. Ono sto Sc danas deSa-
va u Evropi i Aziii, niie neiz-
bezno da Sc to nece desiti sutra
| iii prekosutra ovde u America.
Zasto da radno covecanstvo
tako strada danas u dvadesetom
veku, kad postoii mogucnost d.
So proizvede svega u izobilju 70
nodmirenje potreba svakog Co
veka. zene deteta? Odgovor ie
kratak iasan: zato Sto alati "a
proiZvodniu ne pripadaju drus-
| tvu, nego Saki parazita - kapi-
| talistickoi klasi - pomocu kojia
| ie podjarmila radno covecanstvo
"a svoje sebicne interese - "a
profit.
Kako da So oval problem resi
= kako da radni narod dodie do
sredstava "a zivot - to je goru
CO pitanie danasniice. 0 ovome
pitaniu trebaiu da Sc interesuiu
radnici, Ter Sc to niih tice nil
hove buducnosti. Kapitalizam O.
vo pitanie ne moze resiti, jer on
niie podesan da resava ovakve
probleme. Samo radnicka klasa
noze reSiti oval osnovni pro-
blem, cd koga zavisi buducnost
| Govecanstva.
Mi stalno isticemo cinienicu,
da radniGka klasa nece moci re-
Sit to pitanie, ako Sc prvo klas-
no ne prosveti i onda organizu-
| ie. Jer kako je genijalni De Leon
rekao: "Bez pIosvete nema va
LANE radnicke organizaciie, q
bez organizacije nema oslobo-
| dienia "a radnicku klasu."
Niece Sc iugoslavenski radnilS
prosvetiti citaiuci "Srbobran"-
"Zaiednicar", "Narodni Glasnik",
"Slobodnu Rec" i slicne NINA
iugoslavenske novine, jer one ne
uce radnike kako da Sc oslobo-
de cd svojih gospodara. One in
uce da menJaju sVoJe gospOda-
re ne ola in Sc oslobode. Ma
koliko Sc owe druge novine ma
nasem jeziku razilazile> po raz-
MIN pitanjima, ali Sc jednom
sve slazu: da kapitalizam treba
sacuvati!
Etc, zbog kojih razloga mi stall
no isticemo nuznost "a prosire-
ME nase novine. Jer ie Radnic-
ka Borba jedina novina ma ju-
goslavenskonn jeziku, koja zago
vara unistenje najamnog rops-
tva, te jednovremeno uci radni-
ke kako da Sc oslobode najam-
nog ropstva i postanu slobodni
i punopravni ljudl i zene. Zato
mi kazemo da je danas najnuz-
niie da Sc radnici naseg jezika
snabdu sa Radnickom Borbom.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-12-13
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L.
ezkuke
"a drugov vodibu u-OD
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-06

Goes to
Pacific

WASHINGTON, July 5 INS)
Gen. Spaatz. who directed Allied
air forces which pulverized Ger
many, today was named COM
mander of a newly established
u. S. army strategic air force for
the crushing of Japan.
The shift in command in the
Pacific thus placed the mighty
Twentieth Air Force comprised
of Superfortresses under Spaatz
and the latter will be responsible
directly to Gen. Arnold, chief of
all air forces.
The new command will be COM
prised of the Eighth Air Force
under 1t. Gen. Doolittle and the
20th Air Force under Maj. Gen.
Lemay.
1t. Gen. Barney M. Giles, who
has been deputy commanding
general of the 20th Air Force,
will now serve as deputy COM
|manding general of the u. S.
army strategic air forces in the
Pacific.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-06
Breton JobSeen
For Morgenthdu

WASHINGTON. July 5 CUP)-
An excellent source said today
that Henry Morgenthau Jr. soon
will resign as secretary of treas
ury TO be appointed L. s. di-
rector of the proposed lnterna-
tional monetary fund.
The fund would be set up
under Breton Woods legislation
pending in the Senate.
The informant said Morgcn-
thau. who has been secretary
longer than any of his predeces-
sors. would probably take over
the new post as soon as the
enabling legislation has been
adopted. This probably will be
O few weeks hence.
DR.. Harry White, assistant sec
\ retary of the treasury and none
3tary research expert, has been
rumored as the L. S. alternate
director. .t
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-06

in Akron.
Capt. Clark and 10 naval
officers, including w. Randall
Compton, navy assistant general
counsel, took over the strike
bound plants at IL a. m. and
established headquarters in the
office of E. J. Thomas, Goodyear
president, and at the Mayhower
Hotel in Akron.
Clark said that return to work
notices have been broadcast by
radio and posted at the main
gates of the Goodyear plants,
which have been strikebound for
19 days. He said that employees
would be checked in tomorrow
by the navy personnel and that
those who did not report would
be notified personally.
Meanwhile. a preliminary in
quiry into the Akron labor and
rubber production situation was
being made by an agent for the
u. S. Senate War Investigating
Committee. Senator Mead CD of
New York appointed the agent
at the request of local CIO-UAW
officials at Goodyear and at the
Firestone Tire and Rubber Co.,
where an additiopal 5000 work
ers are on strike.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-06
Fleet Perils
North Japan
(SSe Story on Page y

GUAM. July 5 CUP)-Tokyo re-
ported an American battle feet
threatening the northern coast Of
Japan today after a surprise bonn
bardment of Japanese-held Sakha-
lin Island in the Sea Of OkhotSk.
The strike on Sakhalin carried
American naval power almost
within sight Of Russian Siberia for
the fleets deepest penetration OF
Japanese waters since the war
began.
II came as hundreds of Ameri-
can warplanes ranged al Will over
central and southern Japan with
bombs and gunfire, finding Tokyo
itself virtually stripped OF defend
ing air power.
Can ms dispatch from Adm
Nimitz' headquarters, mean
while, reported the blasting of
16 more Japanese ships by U. S.
planes operating from Okinawa
bases. 1t brought the total Of
Jap ships sunk or damaged 10
2i9 in IL days. Three of the
enemy ships were sunk, 10 daH-
aged and three others left sink
ing The ships damaged in
cluded two destroyers. Those
sunk were small cargo craft.)
Tokyo said American surface
units had broken through the
.Kurile Island barrier and steamed
more than 500 miles westward
across the Sea of Okhotsk 10 at
tack Sakhalin Tuesday.
UNS quoted a Tokyo broad
cast which asserted that Ave big
American battleships were In
the feet that shelled Shikuka, a
city on SakhaIin Island. IL
added n claim that the shelllng
lasted from $50 a. m. TO 10
a. m.)
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-06
Hero of 3 Nations
Dies to Save Girl

A hero Of the battlefield and
the home front. who escaped the
Nazis at Dunkirk and won deco
rations from three nations, was
buried in Detroit today after he
gave up his life June 30 to rescue
girl from drowning.
He was Seaman Casimir Miller,
25. of the u. S. Merchant Marine.
who drowned in Clear Lake near
Oxford while attempting to rescue
Regina Bartesiewicz. 20. Services
were held today in ST. Stanislaus
Church. Burial was made in Holy
Sepulchre Cemetery.
Captured by the Germans in
Poland while serving with the
Polish army, Miller. then a war
rant officer escaped a Romanian
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-06
Canadian 1st General
Awarded High Honor

OTTAWA. Ont, July 5 GNS)-
One of the highest honors the
British Empire can pay 10 any of
its sons has been awarded Gen.
II. d. c.. Crerar, who led the
Canadian First Army 10 victory
in western Europe.
National defense headquarters
announced today that the 57-year-
old Canadian has been been named
10 the Order of the Companions
of Honor. He is the first in the
dominion to be so honored.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-06
Detroit Filler Dies
In Louisiana Crash

SHREVEPORT, La. July 5
tUP)-Army public relations Off
cials revealed today that a Detroit
airman and two others were
killed instantly and three others
died of injuries yesterday when
a B-29 bomber crashed and burned
Is miles east Of here, near Sligo,
La.
Among those killed instantly
were Cpl. Robert M. McMurray,
l9. of Snowden street. Detroit
father, Marshall B. McMurray
Detroit.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-06
USE LOCKHEED PLANES

Sumner Sewell, president Of
American Export AlrlIneS. said
that American Export has laid
plans 10 use Lockheed Constella-
tion and Constitution transport
planes for its transatlantic Serv-
ce
Sewell said he hoped 10 obtain
delivery of some Consultations by
next spring when the airline viii
embark upon an expected New
York-to-London schedule of Is
hours. He added that when the
new equip m en was available.
American Export should be able
to make five trips a day 10 Europe
The Constellation carries up to
a passengers as a day transport
and 22 as a sleeper sirplane The
larger Constitution can carry 125
day travellers or so passengers as
a sleeper. Eleven-hour service
between New York and London
can be expected when the Consti-
tutions are made available, Sewell
said.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-06
National Meet
0fUAWBdnned

The war committee on conven-
tons has denied the UAW-CIO
permission to hold its national
convention in Grand Rapids the
week of Sept. 10. George F. Adde's,
secretary-treasurer of the union,
announced today.
No reason was given for the
denial other than the committee
thought the convention should not
be held, Adde's said.
approximately $500 delegates
from local unions in the United
States and Canada were scheduled
to attend. Adde's said that he has
asked the committee to recon
slider.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-06

concentration camp and then
joined the French forces ar Dun
kirk where he was wounded.
Evacuated 10 England, he was
honorably discharged from the
Polish army and went 10 Canada
where he enlisted in the Polish
Air Force.
He trained for eight months
and again was honorably dis
charged because Of a leg injury.
Miller was the son of a soldier.
His father, a captain in the Polish
army was killed in a concentra-
tion camp by the Germans In
1899 His mother died shortly
before the war broke out.
Since joining the merchant
marine in 1943 Miller had two
ships shot out from beneath him.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-06
Former Aide
Secret NJ Kay
Case Witness
BY FRANK MORRIS
Times staff Correspondent

LANSING, July 5Guarded by
state police, Fred Ehrman, for
mer secretary Of the state liquor
commission, sat in Judge
Carr's court here today, waiting
to testify for the government at
the examination of Frank d. Nc
Kay and seven other defendants
in the liquor conspiracy indict-
ment.
EhUnan's appearance revealed
for the first time that he is one
Of Special Prosecutor Kim Sig
ler's important secret witnesses.
Long a political henchman of
Mckay, Ehrman served as secre-
tary of the liquor commission
during the administrations of
Cows. Fitzgerald and Dickinson.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-06
l946 Auto Plates Set

LANSING, July 5-Michigan's
1916 auto license plates will have
white numerals on a dark green
background. Production is TO start
next month at jackson Prison.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-06
MISSING SUIT HUNTED
3 Die in B-2q Crash

SHREVEPORT, La, July S
0NS)-Three crew wmen were
killed and eight seriously injured
when a B-29 crashed and burned
near Shreveport. Barksdale Field
officials announced today.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-06
U. s. SET TO RECOGNIZE NEW POLISH REGIME

WASHINGTON, July 5 (UP)-The United States
will break off relations with the Polish governmental
exile late today tonight and formally recognize the
born Polish government of national unity at Warsaw it
learned
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-06
Macarthur TO Speak

MANILA, July 5 (INS)-Gen.
Macarthur today accepted an
invitation TO address the Philip
pine Congress. and will probably
speak before that body next Mon
day morning.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-06

CHUNGkING July 5 tUP)-Japanese troops with
drawing from Indo China in unls and sampans skrting
the Asiac cOastne under attack by concentration
of L. s. Fourteenth Air Force planes, Ii. Gen. A c.
Wedemeyer announced TODAY.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-06

WASHINGTON, July (INS)-Undersecretary of
War Patterson revealed today that 100000 soldiers have
arrived in the United States from Europe and that
undiscOsed large number already have been shifted to the
Pacific.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-06
FAIR PRACTICES BILL TIES UP HOUSE

WASHINGTON, July 5 (INS)-Speaker Rayburn
disclosed today that the deadlock funds for the
fair employment practices committee has not been
broken and that the House will have to postpone its
recess indefinitely.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-06
WAR AGENCIES BILL PASSES HOUSE

WASHINGTON July UP)-The House today
passed agencies appropriation bill after friends of
the fair employment practices committee knocked out
$5i8, 900 of the bills total S752, 100000
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-06
BY LEO MACDoNELL

Les Mueller and Mike Ryba
were the rival pitchers as the
Tigers and Red Sox took the field
here today in the fourth and final
game of the series.
The Tigers were seeking to even
the set at two wins each.
FIRST INNING
BOsToN-Lake fouied 70 York. steiner
flied TO OUTLAY. Metkovieh walked, John
son fouled to Miller. No run, no hit, no
error
pETRoIT-Hoovsr doubled down the third
base line Mayo sacrificed. Camilli TO
Steiner who covered hTEt ~ Cullenbinc hled
deep TO Metkovich. Hoover scoring after the
catch, York beat out . slow roller 20 deep
short. cramer forced York az second. steiner
10 Lake. One run. two hits. no error.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-06
American League

Leonard and Ferrell; Lopat and
fresh.
NEW YORK r H E
90
CLEVELAND
Bonhan and Dresher; Klieman
and Hayes.
Philadelphia at st. Louis, night
game.
National League
ST. LOUIS r H E
100
NEW YORK
Il
Dockins and O'Dea; Brewer
and Kluttz.
CINCINNATI r H z
BROOKLYN
600
Bowman and J. Riddle; Davis
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-06
OTHERS GET Go-AHEAD-

The CAB also authorized Trans
continental and Western AIR Inc.
and -Pan-AmeFiean AifWayS Inc.
as well as American Airlines to
start transatlantic service from
Chicago. d e troit, Washington,
Philadelphia, New York and BoS-
ton. Prior TO this action, Pan
American -waS-the sole holder of
CAB authority TO operate on inter-
national routes.
American AirlineS also was
authorized 10 operate 10 these
foreign cities from Detroit and
other American terminals:
Copenhagen. Berlin. Amster-
dam, Glasgow, Warsaw, Fownes,
Stsvanger, Stockholm. HeIsinki
and Leningrad In addition 10
London and Moscow.
In the case of Americans OPP
Grafton, permission was granted
for an interchange Of equipment
between the domestic American
Airlines and its newly acquired
Export Air Lines. so that passen-
gers from Detroit will be carried
abroad without changing planes.
Today's order makes the City of
Detroit port of entry and exit
for all parts OF the world. and
places Detroit on the international
eirways.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-06

u. s. SeiZeS
Akron Plants

AKRON, O., July 5 (INS)-Approximatel 700
striking Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co. employees were
ordered report to their jobs tomorrow by Navy Capt
H. K. Clark of Washington, who under presidential
PROCLAMATION assumed charge today of the GOODYEAR plants
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-06
ALLIED FIFTEENTH ARMY GROUP no BE DISSOLVEl

ROME, July 5 (INS)-Gen. Mark Clark announced
today that the Allied Fifteenth Army group comprising
the American Fifth and the British Eighth armies will
be dissolved tomorrow.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-06
THE WEATHER
HOURLY TEMPERATURES

The sun vii set at 9io o m today and
rise tomorrow 81 O2 m
The moon Will sst A, s1l 2 m today
and rise toncrTow a. 81 a. m,
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-06
Seen al Home
Fatal Night
Witness SAYS
COMPLETE MARKETS
PAGE I8
BY JAMES MELTON

A sailor now held by naval au-
thories in Chicago today was iden-
titled as the tall, dark and hand
some" man who visited Mrs. Ethel
Marie Beavers Berridge the after
noon she was murdered June 26
in a rooming house at Isl w.
Euclid.
The sailor, Radio Tech. &c Pete
Frank Speros, has persistently de-
MED that he was in Detroit on his
recent leave. But homicide De-
tective Harry O'Brien declared to-
day:
"A person in the neighborhood
has identified Speros, from pic
lures, as the man who was on
the porch at ISL w. Euclid at
p. m. on June 26."
OBrien refused to divulge the
-f&f-t -tl4e,-tsstf
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-06
"chuFehIll's
biggest battle
Is with ,oday's
ballot box"
FORECAST:

partly cloudy and cooler tomor-
row.
Today's pollen count Is $50.
Worth listening to- Dick" Frankensteen tells
why Detroit Needs Mayor 81 -Actionl
Tonight wWJ-7 80 p NJ ADV.
WHEN YOU BORROW OR BUY ON TIME
Use Industrial National BANK.PAY-PLAE.-
Adv.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-06
Sa113ZS13


WASHINGTON, July UNS)-The House postwar
military policy committee today endorsed the principle
of permanent peace time training for the nations youth
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-06
Detroit Put
On Airline
To London
special to THE DETROIT TIMES

WASHINGTON, July .
A Detroit to London 10 Mos
COW airline route, TO be oper-
ated by American Airiines,
was authorized by the civil
aeronautics board today with
the approval of President
Truman.
Direct authorization for this
first transocean service emanating
from Detroit was made 10 the
American Export Airlines Inc,
and at the same time. acquisition
of the American Export Airlines
by American AiriincS for S3,06o7-
700 was approved
Although London and Moscow
would be the principal terminals
on this route. stops would be made
In the Azores. Iceland, Greenland
and Newfoundland. according 10
present plans.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-06

Worth listening to- Dick" TrAnkspstsen tells
Why Detroit Needs Mayor 81 Ectfoni
Tonight wwJ-7:Se p. h.-Ady.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-06
TELLS OF DEAL

Frs witness at the start of
the examination here today was
Thomas Gibbons. vice president
of Hiram Walker & Sons Distil-
lery.
He testified that in 1885. Nc
Kay sent an agent 10 the distil-
lers, supposed TO be named Wood
bury. who turned out 10 be
William II. McKeighan, a Mckay
lieutenant in Republican politics
and former mayor of Flint.
SOUGHT CHANGE
Gibbons testified that prior to
1886 his firm was represented in
Michigan by Sol Sallan, Detroit
jeweler.
I'VE were not satisfied with
the distribution the state was
giving u.s." the diStiller related,
80 we went TO Mckay and
asked him TO help us improve
our relations with the state.
Mckay at that time said he
was not interested, but at a
second meeting he said he would
CONTINUED on Page 2, Col. ID
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-06
Mueller HurIs
Against Boston

Rybs and Garbsrk; Mueller and
Miller.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-06
TO GET LIE TEST

III VEL LIE lE9I
AS O'Brien made his revelation,
homicide Detective Sgt. Eugene
Kinney, who is in Chicago ques-
tioning Speros, said the latter
will be given a lie detector test
tomorrow morning regarding the
story his entire leave was spent
in st. Louis.
The sailors ather, Frank
Speros, has declared that his son
spent the leave days in st. Louis.
A st. Louis sweetheart of Speros'
will be questioned TO further
check the sailors story.
Always boastful of his affairs
with women, Seros told Kinney
and Naval Intelligence Officer 1t.
Leonard Johnson that he was out
with Is women on his nine-day
furlough. Three st. Louis night
club employees told of seeing
Speros on his furlough, but they
couldn't give the exact dates.
MISSING SUIT HUNTED
These new developments fol.
lowed search for a missing civil
ian suit which Seros said he wore
during his furlough. Both the
sailor and his father told detec-
tives the suit is in a cleaning
establishment in st. Louis. But
they wouldn't say which one.
The man who visited the ROOM
Continued on Page 2, Col. 81
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-06
CHICAGO
600 I
BOSTON
100

Wyse and Livingston; Tobin and
Hofferth.
Pittsburgh and Philadelphia,
postponed.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-06

DR. J.. c. ToOLE, DENTIST
Hail. Hours. s.-s. Tel. CA ssss. - Adv.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-11-10
Occupation Soldier

In the regular Army where we served two successive
one wear enstmens following the close of the first world
war rs member of the famous TwentyFfth Infantry men
who had been in the Army for long periods and who had
served a least one three enlistment in each OF the
famous Negro Regiments which helped to make up the
Regular Army-the others being the curtin lna-
frv and Ninth and Tenth Cavaryused to take lot OF
bride in telling younger soldiers at reenistment time that
thew were signing up Occupation, Soldier
There ;s a difference so vast between the Regular
ARMY and the War Time Army to require Tar more tlme
and snace than available in the putting together OF an
editorial to tell about them here it is enough TO say at III
MANY WAYS the conditions approach those of college or
university 90
The recruiting services making strong effort co
induce men 70 on the Army in order to have Regular
Army of Volunteers large enough to meet the nations peace
time needs for military force and much better opportu-
nitv appears for the who re-enllst now Tan was
true at this period of the enc of the First World ~
In the Army the vastly greater percent OF the young
Negroes from Mississippi and the rest or the sout o
t tht rgors of combat and other unpredlctabe posso
o have enioved opportunities both physical and tua
they never had before and which will more than key emu
or he severlv restricted upon being discharged
Especially during the present period OF post war re-
adjustment there is far opportunity IN the repu
Army for the greater percent of the young Negroes OF te
state and the south ELIGIBLE for enlistment and than mere
i ont here in the "Ninty Million as the fellows ~ tne
ryyenv-F Fifth used to and there's nothing wrong III
signing-up, occupation, Soldier
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-11-10

NNPA.
Now, comes information that
three colored Army medical Off
GERS have been shown plans for
the establishment of a Jim Grow
veterans hospital and told thai
colored medics selected to staff The
facility would be given training in
other facilities for their work.
The Army officers, looking for
spots in veterans hospitals, are re
ported to have approved the plan.
Washington hears that Hazel
scott will be allowed to use Central
High School auditorium for coli.
cert here. That is the white schoo
which was refused Marian Ander'
on In 1899 after the OAR hao
banned her appearance in Constl.
tuition Hall.