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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-03
Random RamblingS

Random Rambngs Reminders that the Yue- tide is just around the being to be 0D served here and there Above a display of novelty gifts in local stores is sign bearing the statement ''The spirit of Christmas is giving" Christmas card merchants reporting the biggest November sales to date And as mother casually hints about money to spend on shopping, father is wondering where he is going to get it We hear via the grape vine route, that story by Roger Garis well-knOwn short story writer and former local newSpaperman will shortly appear in American magazine Al Beauchemin who spent five months in NaZi prisoner ofwar camp is back in cvves. Al has been enJoy- ing welearned rest up at Lake Placid, which ne re- ports be of the most beautiful spots in the world Doris and Edward at the railroad station to make their daddys homecoming memorable one.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-03
TaU T0wer
 Topics
Good Evening.
BY THE MAN IN THE TOWER

Hkr -%-
 F Items of Interest-Raymond E. Walch has received honodabe discharge from the service and has left to resume his studies at Middebury College MT and Mrs C. Russell Sumpf Jr of 39 Benham street have decided to christen their daughter of October 27 Gretchen Louise Mrs. Leila T. Alexander director of the Pearl Street Neghborhood House will be guest speak CT at tomorrowS meeting of the Second Congregational Church Coombs Fellowship All interested in the Needework Guild are cordially invited to the display of articles donated for local charities at the annual meet ing and tea Friday November 9 in the Tudor Room ol the Womens Club MT and Mrs. Charles T. Daven- port of 34 Perpont street will chriSen their daughter o October 26 Joan Evelyn.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-03

Our Films Waterbury is not the only city or town the state stricken by elm tree disease Not so long ago statement from the Connecticut Bureau that the disease prevalent in many sections of Hart ford County We know this to be true also of Ltched and New Haven County New England seems destined to lose much of her natural grandeur and dignity in the scrapping of the elm But if the trees reach such state that they can't be helped by cutting and treating then it's better to cut them down The other day was announced that every elm Church street was diseased and previous to that the elm tree situation the green was stated as bad We hate to see them go having watched them all our lives When new ems are planted we wait many years to see them of any appreciable stature gew years back saw our chestnut trees dis appear in a blight now it's the elms.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-03

When Mayor Snipe informs the citizens that there is enough sur" plus in the city's treasury to finance a project of the peoples choice, "Blondie,s Civic Improvement" turns out to be a thorn in the side of her husband, Dagwood, and his boss, J. c. Dithers, in the comedy broadcast over stations CBS. Sunday, Nov. 1, at 7:30 p. m. With the Dithers Con- struction Company campaigning for an airport (to be built by the Dith- CTS Construction Company, natural ly), Blondie holds out for play ground. The controversy ends in a laugh provoking compromise" Pen- ny Singleton and Arthur Lake star as Blondie and Dagwood, with Han ley Stafford as Dithers.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-03

Orson WelleS, turned professional commentator, now turns his cosmic personality loose upon the airwaves each Sunday afternoon at 1:15 p. m. over station WATR and the Ameri- can Broadcasting Company.
 Welles, whose ability to amass a record of whirlwind achievements first showed up early in his life, has continued to add to the almost le- gendary list of accomplishments
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-03

Fred Allen will receive visit from Martha Rave when she turns up as his guest next Sunday, November 4, at S:30 p. m. over NEG. The Allen Stock Company includes Portland Hoffa, Minerva Mrs. NusSbaum' Pious, Parker Fennelly, Kenny Del man and Irving Kaufman. Al Good man is the music maestro with the singing Five DeMarco Sisters fea- tured on the vocals.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-03
Mortgage Deeds

HIlda s. Grimm to the Waterbury Building and Loan Association, Inc. property on Baldwin avenue, $i, 400.
 Charles Henne and Rigmore Henne to Lauretz Wilhelm Emil Jensen, property on Bunker Hill avenue, 1900.
 Mitchell Corden to the Colonial Trust Co.,, property on Willow street, S, 800.
 Virdune Machine Eo.. to the Wa terbury National Bank, property on Chapel street, sli 900.
 James F. Mulligan to the First Federal Savings and Loan Associa- ton of Waterbury. property on Cir cult avenue, $500.
 Terminals, Inc, to The Waterbury Trust Company, property on East Aurora street, e40.O0O. Gerard Lord to 0eorglana Thibo.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-03

with the passing years. Although he is no starnger to radio, his venture into the commentators field repre- sents something of a new test TOT his amazing versatility.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-03
Late Realty Ne1Us
The following documents have been filed in the office of Town Clerk Mary c. Kilmartin:
Warranty Deeds

Mary A. Mccarthy to Dora Gold stein, property on Cheshire road.
 The Colonial Trust Company to Mitchell Corden, property on Willow street.
 Ralph E. Cleveland to Clarence R. Bouchard and Margaret M. Bouch- ard property on Wetridge drive.
 Jose Luiz Moura to Sophie Stand ard, property on Benefit street and Long Hill road.
 Domenicx Barbieri to Domenick Testa, ct al, property on Ruth street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-03

Wabash, Ind. (UP)-wabash Day will b. observed in Tokyo this fall by Wabash county, Ind, men in service. The third Sunday pf each month has been set for the gather ing of the men by Mayor Homer T. Showalter of wabash. Meetings have been held in Guam. Manila. Paris and Pearl HarboE.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-03
Quit Claim Deeds

Waterbury Savings Bank to Mary A. Mccarthy, property on Cheshire road.
 Lauretz Wilhelm Emil Jensen to Charles Henne and Rigmore Henne, property on Bunker Hill avenue.
 Luigi Bocchichio to Carmela Boc- chichio, property on Wall street.
 Rose Barbieri to Domenick Bar bieri, property on Ruth street.
 Alfonso Ali to Salvatore Ali, property on Como avenue.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-03
deau, property on South Main street
Releases of Mortgage

Waterbury Building and Loan Association. Inc, to Patrick J. Grif- An and Hilda s. Grimm. ..
 Maria Paffney to Herman Won and Anthony DeSantis.
 Frederic J. Dalton to Ralph E, Cleveland.
 Georgiana Thibodeau to Gerard Lord.
 The Citizens and Mfrs. National Bank. Trustee, to Sarah B. Larson.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-03

Helen Hayes will be heard In 2 radio adaptation of Carl Ewaldk moving and charming short story, My Little Boy" to be heard next Saturday, November 3, at TOO p. m, EST. over the Columbia network, The story was first brought to Miss Hayes attention when the late Alexander Woollcott sent her copy
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-03

Freeman (Amos) Gosden became momentarily confused at this weeks NEG Amos n Andy" show when he was introducing the cast to the studio audience and introduced his partner. Charles Correll, as portray CT of the Andy" and "Kingfish" haracters-which was only half right, because Gosden himself plays "Kingfish."
 Corr Il ribbed his partner after the show when leaving the studio. He said, Goodnight, Freeman, see you next week at the Amos and Cos tello show..'..
 Dialers keep writing in to ask the title of the CBS This Is My Best theme number which is interpolated throughout the drama series broad casts. Written by Sander Heyman and Morton Gould, the song Is titled "Cresta Blanca Waltz and was re- gently published for national release by Irving Mills.
Evening star., 1945-05-24

4 NAVY OFFICERS GRAY SHIRTS, size
"a. Less than hoIf price SITS
40 ENLISTED MEMS KHAKI SHIRTS
OF cotton twill. Sizes l5I2. l6. 16Iz,
l. Holt price r'ee--------------S1.75 rs
80 MEMS LEATHER BELTS, block ond
brown. Sizes 80 ond 3D. HoIf price, soc
; sUsPEhDER AND BELT SETS, made Of
brown plastic. Half price
8 MELoWAx MILITARY CLEANING
KITS, less thon hoIf price ee--5O soc
so FURLoUGH BAGS, untitled, can be
used by nIlitory or civilion. Upper clos
nes. Reg. S2.95-------S1.95
Plus 20q5 tai
LEATHERETTE UNTITLED ARMY
CASES, Holf price $3.50
Plus 20fo tar
8 MEMS WALLETS. brown. HaIf price,
Plus sSas ta2
FIRST FLOOR
Evening star., 1945-05-24
Holt Price
BATH SALTS
49,.

plus so% tar
SO l-pound iors Of bath sots.
IS PICTURE FRAMES. ottroctve dubon-
net shade. Less thon half price Sl
IS BOXES BUSTING POWDER. | pound
size. Less thon half price
Plus 20eo tar
100 PLASTIC RAzoRs. Less thon hoIf
price Zoe
100 RAZOR BLADES. Reg. Toe Sc
40 BOTTLES SHAVING LOTION. Less
tho" holt price Plus sos 'os g.
80 BOTTLES TRIeUE LEG LOTION. Less
'"'" '''' price Plus so's @2s iss
80 EDEh's DRY SHAMPOO. Less thon
holt price ------------------ Zoe
200 coMPAcTs. Less thon hoIf price.
7ee
SCOTCH MAID SANITARY NAPKINS.
Reg. 22e box ox--7 boxes 81
90 RUBBER sPohGEs, half price.
TOR --------~------ SC
IS BOTTLES JERRIs HAIR TONIC. Reg.
Plus 20ao tar
10 SoAPLESS sUDs for fine lingerie.
Less thon holf price 39e
As BOXES APPLE BLOSSOM SOAP. 40
cakes to box. Less thon holf price 4oe
100 BOXES SPECIAL FORMULA SOAP
of Almonds, for dry skins. 9 ookes to a
box. Less thon hoIf price 4ee
Plus 20fe tar
TOILET GOODS The PuInis Royal.
FIRST FLOOR
Evening star., 1945-05-24
Regular 3ec Felt Bose
FLOOR COVERING
29c .svs,. yard

1000 squore yords of perfect quoIiv
floor covering cut from rolls. Choice OF
4 potterns.
50 RAG RUGS extra heavy reversible ruos
24x48inch size in popular coIors. Resu-
Ioriy $3.50 oS
80 OVAL RUGS. hand hooked from
serviceobIe cotton. 2x4 feet in size.
Regularly S5.95 ----------S3 S3.o5
II RAG RUG RUNNERS "a inches x 8
feet in size in handsome patterns, oil
washable. Regularly S5.e5 S3.95
IS FRlkGED RUGS of heovy cotton yorn,
nulticoIored design 24x38 inches in size
ResuIorIy Sl.9S ---- --S1.4o
RUGS :. The pqlatS Royal .
FOURTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1945-05-24
FINE LEATHER HANDBAGS

plus 20f6 tar
5 snortly styled handbags Of supple,
soft leather. Blue, black or brown.
10 LEATHER AND FABRIC HANDBAGS,
some with smart, wooden frames. Pouch
or envelope styles. Black, brown or navy.
Reg. S. ond S3.95 So
Plus 20es tar
10 FABRIC HANDBAGS, snort envelope
and top handle styles. Variety Of coIors
Reg. So and more 81
Plus 20qt tur
IS FABRIC HANDBAGS, wool and foiIIe
in top honde and envelope Styles Holf
' Plus a07s Pa fan
IS FABRIC HANDBAGS, snort drow-
string or envelope styles. Black, brown
or red. Less thon hoIf price Soc
HANDBAGS . :. The Pnidis Royal . .
FIRST FLOOR
Evening star., 1945-05-24
Less thon holf price
FOOT SOCKS
EOc poi,

us poirs Of foot sox to be worn with or
without stockings LisIe foot, elastic
tops. Broken size range.
so PAIRS KkEE-HIGH SOCKS, fine
auolity Isle with elastic tops Less thon
holt price
e5 PAIRS KNEE-HIGH SOCKS, fancy
coble and link patterns. Less thon hoIf
price
IS PAIRS MISSES FANCY KNIT
HOSIERY, conpus type, in white or COL
ors in broken size range. Less than hoIf
HOSIERY The Palais ROYAL
FIRST FLOOR
Evening star., 1945-05-24
Reg. S29.95
18th CENTURY BEDS
sI6.8B

Four OF these sturdy beds in blonde or
dark mahogany combined with other
hordwoods Double size.
! LOUNGE CHAIR, covered in beige cot
ton topestry and feother ond down. filled
cushion seat. Regularly $50 S3o,88
! MODERN VANITY Of blonde nohoo-
any with large round mirror. Regularly
S59.e5 S447s
MODERN BED with walnut veneer fin
lsh, twin size. Regularly S2e.e5, Sl6.88
POSTER BED with pineapple top ond
mode Of mahogany combined with other
= ordw 0 d 5, double size. Regularly
S3e.e5 S22.88
Z MODERN REFREsHMEkT TABLES
with gloss top and bottom shelf, blonde
rnopIe frore, Regularly S29.9S, Slo.S8
4 OCCASIONAL CHAIRS with button
tufted scot ond back covered in cotton
topestry. Regularly S1s.s5 5-S13.8S
; MODERN END TABLES with oIoss top
ond shelf and mode of blonde maple
frore. Regularly S19.e5 5S12.SS
FURNITURE The palats Royal
FOURTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1945-05-24
FOR EASIER
RAPID SHOPPING

Enjoy the convenience ond odvon-
toqe Of q chorge account OF The
PoIols Royol. Inquire in our SIXTH
FLOOR CREDIT OFFICE.
Evening star., 1945-05-24

Slip-ons and few cordgons in many
coIors. Broken sizes "a to 40.
40 SPORTS JACKETS in royon eobordine.
Beige, noize, rose, powder blue, kelly or
red in broken sizes y to TO- Less Thon
10 STACKS in royon fobrics, powder blue,
rose, beige or moize Broken sizes z to
20. Less Than Half Price eSl.
20 BLoUSES in royon crepe prints or cot
ton. Broken sizes 81 to 38. Reg. $3e5
e"e ""o'e 0Z
10 RAYok FAILLE SKIRTS in black.
Broken sizes 9 to g. Less Thon Holt
IS ALL-WooL KNIT VESTS. Broken
sizes ! z to Is. Less Than Holt Price ST
IS ALL-WooL SKIRTS in ploids or plain
coors. Broken sizes z to 20. Req.
$5.95 and more 81
SPORTSWEAR The Pdlai, ROYAL
THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1945-05-24

43 polrs Of fine pioskin gloves Cork or
noturoI. Mostly sizes 6 to 634.
GLOVES The P1iuiS Royal . /. . .
FIRST FLOOR
Evening star., 1945-05-24

$3.50
plus 20qs tar
IS pocket-size fitted kits with fttinos,
identification section and double picture
frome. Navy leother
~ LEATHER CASES with eight fttinos
for toilet articles, snap closines. Russet
Half price 81
Plus 20es 1ax
II MEMS 2l-IkcH WEEKEND CASES,
mode of veneer wood, covered with voter
repeIIent convos, trimmed with top
groin cowhide. Khaki or navy. Reg.
Sl5.95 ------- SI1o5
Plus 20Gs tar
"a LEATHER AND CANVAS FITTED
DUFFEL BAGS, fitted with sewing ond
shoe shine kits ond toiIetries fittings
Orowstrinq closing. HoIf price -- S3.o5
Plus 20Gc tor
As CANVAS FURLoUGH BAGS with
strong double handles, Upper cIosnes
8lnch size in woter-repeIIent convos.
Holt price ---------- 81
Plus 20Gc tor
LUGGAGE The Polojs Royal g.. F.
FIRST FLOOR
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-27

Archie Myers, president of AC
Waldo, director of the CIO-Po-
litical Action Committee and in
ternational representative, were
released under 500 bond follow
lng their arraignment IN munic-
ipal court Yesterday Trial on the
charge was set for Nov 13.
Myers and Waldo asserted that
the anti.noise ordinance was a
device nsugated by General
Motors Corp following the 1887
slt-down strike when the sound
truck was used 10 direct strike
activities here
They declared they VIII fight
the ordinance untIl a court rules
that the measure is an abridge-
ment Of Their constitutional
rights
Arrest Of the pan dld not halt
use Of the sound truck as a group
of AC unionistS took over its op-
GRAFTON until Is p. m. when tho
strike elections came 10 halt
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-27
Flint Officer
Gets Decoration

FLINT, oct 26-Lt Stephen j.
Roth, former Gene>ee County
prosecutor has been awarded the
f5fur1Zr- Star IN recognition OF his
record as one Of the army's out
standing criminal Investigators
1t Roth. now chief agent of
the army's criminal investigation
division al Florence, Italy was
decorated for his effective work
al Naples.
The citation laudS hun for his
work which caused the arrest OF
many criminals responsible for
crimes committed against Ameri-
can personnel and the theft OF
United States army property. and
the recovery Of large quantities
of these stolen army supplies
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-27
Airfie|d Sought
By Battle Creek
Detron Inn, Batu, or,,I Bur,,u

BATTLE CREEK, oct 26-A
committee of Battle Creek Ciu-
zens are in Washington with a
proposal TO have the government
turn over Kellogg Field 10 the city
intact for the advancement Of a
university Of aviation.
Mayor Bernard + Godde. cham
Der of commerce secretary Ru-
dolph Haberman, Neseeb Da-
moose, city engineer, and Howard
f. Wilder. city attorney. are with
the group
Taking over the arr base intact
would mean taking control Of
hangers, shops, barracks and hut
ments designed 10 house 1000 air
forces troops No revelation has
been made AS 10 hon the project
would be financed.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-27

On: A Cherished Memory

shall never forget that day way
back in l943 when !, along with the
rest Of the world, was shocked to
hear that Leslie Howard was pre-
sumed lost in a British overseas
transport that had been attacked
by enemy aircraft.
Freed from a banking job which
he loathed. by action in the first
world war, it seemed ironical that the
second world war should end his
magnificent career in the theatre. .
Very shortly after Leslie Howard's
death. however remember reading
that a man never died. but lived on.
immortal, in the memory OF all his
friends. Ireallzed how true that was.
Leslie Howard will always carry
top-billing in my heart for the sen
sitive restraint Of his acting. That's
why 1t gives me great pleasure TO
dedicate tonight's play . play
he made famous a 10 the memory
of one-aEthe finest actors and
direotor-producers Of our times.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-27
NyIOnS Come
But They 60 Again, in
One Hour at Flint
Detroit Times Flint Bureau

FLINT, Oct. % There are no
nylonS on sale in Flint today,
but there were yesterday, for Just
one hour. A Flint store received
a shipment of % dozen pairs.
There were fcw women in the
store when the hosiery was put
on the counter.
Within minutes the place was
filled with women Color, size or
price seemed TO make little diff
ference in the buying rush that
disposed of 26i pairs of hose TO
1872 women. Each was limited to
two pairs.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-27
ADVERTISEMENT
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Detroit evening times., 1945-10-27
Detour Lifted

LANSING. Oct. % cUP) -sHigh.
way Commissioner Charles NJ.
Ziegler today announced lifting of
a three-mile detour on trunkline
NAB west of Grand Ledge The
detour was made necessary during
culvert reconstruction work.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-27
Lansing Sailor
Believed Alive
IS

LANSING. Oct. 26-After more
than two years of uncertainty,
s Mrs. Edith Beck OF 1925 \ Wash
ington, Lansing. has received a
word Of hope taht her flying sol
diet son may be alive
This came yesterday IN a letter
f"om a member of 1t Philip Bek S
Flying Fortress crew The fort
vas shot down over Jap territory
and 1t. Bek was reported missing
in action June l3. l943.
II am happy 10 say can give
you some encouragement about
Phil" the youths crew mate
wrote. He and ] jumped out Of
the escape hatch in the nose
. of the plane.
"The Japanese later told me
he had been captured and was
in the navy prison AZ Rabaul.
After we were liberated, I ran
into an American captain who
had been in the prison nj the
same time Phil was there. When
he was transferred from Ra-
baul. the captain said Phil was
alive and well"
Mrs Bek said she had been
-,if4ai,fr- 70 Ect- further information
from the Red Cross or war de-
psrtment
II have never believed my
son dead" the mother said
This makes my faith even
stronger"
1t Bek was 2 former boxing
and wrestling champion ~ Trl-
B Stste Teachers College Angola.
Ind
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-27
Cancel Shrine Fete
Dtsfuit 1imes sasmsu' Buf,au

y SAGINAW. Oct 26-En Khura.
feb Shrine today Cancelled the
planned entertainment next Tues
day for William II. Woodfeld Jr.
ot San Francisco, imperial poten-
tate Woodfield said he would visit
Saginaw a a later date.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-27
Repairs Are Ordered
For Bay City Bridge
Detroit Iimss Bsy CITY Pursau

BAY CITY. OCT 26-Ropalrs 10
ihc tune of S2,75S VIII be heapod
ON CaSs avenue bridge during the
coming weeks 70 keer II from be-
ing condemned Commissioners
ordered the work last night after
hearing that pllrncs were rottrng
from under the ancient span at
the youth end Of town
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-27

A $4,000 Accident Insurance
policy for only soc payable each
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ONLY To new or old regular
daily home-delivered Detroit
Times subscribers. Dial Cherry
$500 for additional information.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-27
Don't Wait 10 Be a Great Man
BE a GREAT BOY

| Detroit Times ,arri'rs--
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| routes Hs their own bus.
u'.sts mixing deliveries,
collecting money keeping
books and tllu- urr
sales learn methods vhrh
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They .fo Hlso makiugrtt.l
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sports good times and saw.
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from paving their own WAY
with rosie prpfts
This practical business
cNp'rIruro "f mcotuc Wd
d"glHg daily With the pub
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good health aud good hlh
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Detroit evening times., 1945-10-27
Labor q 'ErieGS dO HeSl
FLINT Anli.NOi Law

FLINT Oct. ga test of the constutionahyo of the "ys
annose ordinance will be made by labor leaders who have
demanded examination charges of violating the ordinance
by operating connection with the NLRB srrke
&C Spark Plug divisions bort highway plant "Wednesday
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-27
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RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-09-20

da -. 80 do 80 posto gradskih
struktura - unistene su iii os-
tecene. Ovo ukljucuje $4,000
potpuno izgorelih, 1900 polu-iz-
gorelih 5000 polu-razorenih Cd
eksplozije."
Japanski izvori tvrde, prema
gorhjoj vesti, da su "gubitci [u
ljudskim bicima] bill cd 10000
do 100000 ubijenih j cd $4,000
do 200. 1000 ranjenih -" Drugim
recima, grad je skoro potpuno
unisten zajedno sa stanovnici-
ma, iii svakako da je wise nego
prepolovljen.
Ovo pokazuje Sta bi zateklo
svet u buducem ratu ako do ME
ga dodje. A do mega &c doci
ako kapitalizam Dude postojao.
Prema tome kapitalizam treba
unistiti bez odlaganja.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-09-20
Uvadjanje move
energije

Vest il Newark, N. j. cd II.
septembra ~javlja da je Ralph
Lucas, SET enziner United States
Industrial Research and Deve-
lopment Company of Elmira, N.
Y, izjavio ovde danas da je on
uspeo da oslobodi atomsku ener-
giju il 1--WE [mercuryl u labo-
ratorijskom ekspirimentu i da
je New York Central Railroad
pristao dati lokomotivu sa ko-
JON da Sc ucini prouba praktic-
ne primene ovog metoda."
On je takodjer rekao da je
,mnogo zainteresovan u tai pro-
iekat i da v%eruje da ce uspeti pot
puno da instalise... tn energi-
i'll u lokomotivu Il tri III 6etiri
meseca, nakon cega &c je zelez-
nicka kompanija oprobati u uda.
Lemon predelu ma zapadu."
Ovo III prvi znaci uvadjanja
move energije u korisnu svrhu
- proizvodnju. Same je neve-
rovatno da &c kapitalisti6ka kla-
sa pribeci opsirnoi upotrebi tie
move energije IL diva razloga. Je-
dan ie u tome sto Sc tvrdi da
ie proizvadianje move energije
iako skupo. No, mozda &C Sc ovo
moci preb~oditi, pronalazeci ma
Gin kako da Sc ona proizvodi
~jeftinije.
Drugi razlog je u tome sto bi
opsirno uvadjanje iste proiz-
vodnju jake naskodilo interest
ma mnogih posednika, rudnika,
uljanih vrela, proizvadjacima ga
sd, elektrike, pare it'd. Ovi ee We
rovatno boriti Sc ma sve moguce
nacine da zakonski zabrane iii
(Nastavak ma 4. stranD
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-09-20
w. S.

Sekretar-blagajnik U. A.. w
(CIO) George F. Adde's u svojoj
rubrici, Secretary Adde's says
u organu junije cd Is. julia, ka-
re: "Nasa junija uvek je zauzi-
mala poziciju da narod owe zem-
lie mora imati kupovnu moe da
kupi proizvod industrije, polja
rudnika, ako hoce da imamo pu-
nu proizvodnju i punu zaposle-
most"
Svrha ovih reel jeste, da Sc U.
A. w. posebice i Clio u opste,
prikaze clanstvu, koje Sc u prl-
licnoj meri pocelo u njih razu-
veravati, da SUI oni (fekeri) bor-
benz; da Sc bore "a interese Clan