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kroz Partiju i FedeTaCiju

BU, koJa Je Zavrsena 80. juna
sledeci SUI drugovi dobili nagra.
de: Prvu, drug N. Dokman, clar
Ogranka Milwaukee; drugu, N
iPopovic, clan Ogranka Milwau.
kee; M. P. Vidovic, Clan Ogran-
ka Detroit i Jovan scepovie, sim
paticar, Detroit, Mich. Posled.
MIA SUI tri druga dobili drugu
nagradu, jer su svi dobili podjed-
MAXI broj novih pretplata.
Medju gorepomenutim drugo-
vima, diva su dobila nagrade |,
prvoj kampanji "a move pretpla-
te - drugovi Dokman Vidovic
Ovo je znak da SUI owl drugovi
doista shvatili vaznost nash
kampanja "a move pretplate, te
nuznost da Sc nasa novina pro-
siri medju radnicima naseg je-
zika.
Ia pohvalu je lstaci rad sim
paticara Jovana Scepovica kako
"a vreme prosle, tako "a vre-
me prve kampanje "a move pref
plate. Medjutim, drug Scepovic
ne samo da je radio "a vreme
pomenutih kampanja, nego je on
radio i pre- kampanja, tako je
on nastavio i nakon kampania.
Osobito Sc drug Scepovic polka
zao vrednim prilikom rasturi-
vanja naseg kalendara svake
godine. Lep primer drug seepo-
vic pruza nasim ostalim simpa-
ticarima, a sami clanovi mogu
da Sc ugledaju ma njegov rad.
Kako "a vreme prve, tako
"a vreme prosle kampanje "a
move pretplate, Ogranak Milwau-
kee sakupio je najvise novih
pretplata. Ia vreme pomenute
dve kampanje, ukljucujuci ME
govu posebnu kampanju, on je
sakupio AZ novih pretplata ma
RADNICKU BORBU. Takodje
je sakupio prilican broj novih
pretplata ma glavni partijski or
san WEEKLY PEOPLE!
Kao sto je Ogranak Milwau-
kee aktivan ma pretplatama, tako
je on aktivan ma drugim polji-
ma nase delatnosti, te prema to-
me, on zasluzuje nase priznanje
Sa dokon6avanjem druge kam-
panic "a move pretplate niposto
nije mas rad obavljen, koji ina
da Sc obavi. Jer ma desetine i
stotine hiljada jugoslavenskih
radnika ne prinaju nasu novinu
Sto znaci da SUI oni ostavljeni
ma milost i nemilost raznim pre-
varantskim novinama, koje &c i
nadalje obmanjivati i trovati nil
hove mozgove. Jer onaj radnik
koji ne cita revolucionarnu no.
vinu, kao sto je nasa, tai je po-
godan material "a razne sarla-
tame prevarante. Takvog radni-
ka &c te novine spremati "a
oruzje kontrarevolucije. Zato mi
moramo da nastavimo sa nasom
kampanjom "a move pretplate.
Kao sto smo toliko puta ponav-
ljali i isticali, da "a mas nema
odmora niti prekida u nasem
radu sve dotle, dok ne postigne-
mo mas krajni cilj. A krajni mas
cilj jeste unistenje kapitalizma
organizovanje Industrijalne Re
publike Rada!
Mi verujemo da ovako misle
i osecaju i ostali naSi clanovi j
simpaticari. Ovako. misi drug J.
Busdon, novoizbrani organizator
Ogranka Youngstown i njihov
(nas) simpaticar S. Kovecevic,
ier oni nisu prestali raditi ma
novim pretplatama. Nakon nase
dovrsene druge kampanje, drug
Busdon je poslao dive move pref
plate ma RADNICKU BORBU,
a jednu ma WEEKLY PEOPLE,
dok je drug Kovacevic poslao
iednu novu ma RADNICKU
BORBU. Sto znaci, oni su mas
tavili sa kampanjom "a move
pretplate.
Drug Busdon je u prvoj kam~
panji dobio nagradu, dok Sc drug
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RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-07-26

setiti "plod" te svoje ''pobede"
I "narodnog jedinstva" - prvom
prilikom sukoba interesa izme-
dju niih i onih sa kojima SUI Sc
ujedinili.
Tako zbunjeni, Marksisticki
neprosveceni i revolucionarno
neorganizovani, radnici sveta
postadose zrtve kapitalistickog
zverstva ma ODE zaracene stra-
ne. Kada je kapitalizam zaratio,
gde je i Sovjetska Russia, ME
nom sopstvenom krivjcom, veil
kim delom, bila uvucena u rat,
sve sekcije III Internacionale,
koja je sada toboze likvidirana.
povukose "a uze i ratno zvono
je udaralo ma sve strane, u ko-
rak 'demokratskog" kapitaliz-
ma.
Kad je obavila svoj necasni i
tragikomicni rad, nastavio je Ga
lie govornik, gospodar toga ne
casnog tela III Internacionale,
Stain, proglasi ga mrtvim, da
bi mogao sklopiti sto jaci savez
sa svojim kapitalistickim ratnim
saveznicima. No, ako je ia ma
kaza, III Internacionala. mrtva,
|njena crna istorija estate zabe-
lezena u analima klasne borbe.
Sa tim, gore navedenim lazi-
ma, vodje tin pokreta punili su
radnicke glave u Prvomajskim.
paradama, manifestaciiama i
skupstinama po celom svetu. Ia
to mi danas vidimo revolucio-
narni radnicki pokret brojno ma
len. Slucaj je tako hteo da ie
tai pokret jed'na Socijalisticka
Radnicka Partija Sjedinienih
Drzava i nekih drugih, u CLAW
nom engleski govorecih zenalja,
ukljucujuci mas ovde u Monte
video - Socijalisticku Radnic
ku Organizaciju Deleonista. To
je danas jedini revolucionarni
radnicki pokret ma svetu. Je-
DIM ntab Lpukret sdrzi visoko4 za-
stavu4 sPrpug Maja ma k0ioj Sje
ispisana proleterska revolucija.
Jos "a sada takav pokret postoii
samo ma politickom polju. Ma
ekonomskom on ne postoji i
ne bar organski.
Rezolucija cd 1882, usvoiena
ma medjunarodnom radnickom
kongresu u Parizu, kojom ie pro-
glasen Prvi Maj kao mediuna-
rodni radnicki prank, a koia
je proglasila "Oslobodjenje Ra-
ola od Kapitala", mama revolu-
cionarnim Socijalistima, Mark
sistima, iii Deleonistima. ona &c
sluziti kao polazna zavrsna tao
ka sve dok Sc ne obori kapita-
liam.
Ia ostvarenje gornieg ideala
= oslobodjenja radnicke klase
ispod kapitalizma = S. R. O. D.
poziva radnike Uruguaya da Sc
organizuju ma poiltickom eko-
nomskom polju: ma politickom,
u jednu revolucionarnu partiiu
svoje klase, pomocu koje da Sc
osvoji razori politicka citadela
kapitalizma, drzava; i ma exc
nomskom polju u jednu celishod-
nu Industrijalnu Juniju, sa svr-
hom preuzimanja proizvodnje =
industrije, zemlje, izvore siro-
vog materijala it'd. = operisa-
MIA u korist samih proizvadja- |
ca unistavajuci, tako, var
varski i izrabljivacki poredak
kapitalizma uspostavIajuci
Svetsku Socijalisticku Industri-
jalnu Republiku Rada.
Pri kraju, drug govornik, 90
Eva Spansko-govorece radnike Ga
Sc pridruze mama u ovoj borbi
da bi cim pre- organizovali rad
nicku klasu owe zemlje u takve
organizacije, kako SUI gore lilo
zene, "a ostvarenje toga uzvise-
nog ella. u tom duhu mi klice-
mo: zivio Prvi Maj!
Posle govora, drug NJ. Mazza,
skupstine obavestl
orisutne da &c Sc kupiti dobro-
1oljni prilog "a propaganda ma
.nanckoyn iozik,1 kOii imamO u |
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Samo ekonomska organlzacija
je u stanju da pokrene jednu is
tinsku politicku partiju rada j
tako podigne tvrdjavu protiv
moci kapitala. - K. Mara.
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Passenger railroad cars run in
length from about go to SO feet,
with the average about a..
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-08-26
POLAND TOO WEAK
TO HOLD ELECTION
BY DANIEL DE LUCE

BERLIN, Aug. 25-tREPoland is
still too weak and damaged by
war, various political leaders say,
to hold a national election until
the spring OF 1916 at the earliest.
These Poles, of varied political
beliefs, agree that the uncompleted
task of transferring 100000 OF
their countrymen into the western
territories taken from Germany
makes it impossible to plan pop
ular vote this year.
In addition several million per-
sons of Polish blood have yet to
be moved from inside Russia. A
vast number of Poles also are scat
tered from Germany to the middle
east.
The Poles declare emergencies in
warWrecked agriculture, commun-
ications and industry also should
take precedence for at least an
other few months over 'the lux
uries' of party politics.
Staunch Polish friends Of Britain
say they find it hard to understand
what they regard as sniping crit
cism even in high quarters in Lon
don about Warsaw's inability as yet
to fix an election date.
They suggest that British crit.
cism stems from suspicion of Sow
ct designs in Polish internal at
fairs and serves only to complicate
an already complicated situation.
I have returned from fourth
trip inside Poland within a year.
l found that the grim facts of life
getting loaf of bread, finding
sheltering roof, seeking a miss
ing wife or child-take precedence
over all else in the thoughts of the
Polish common man today.
The Warsaw provisional govern
ment is a going concern. Repre-
sentative Poles seem to believe that
the political coalition is the only
method for running the country in
the critical postwar years. The con-
tinued partnership of peasants, So
cialists and communists is de-
scribed as certain to speed up Pol
ish reconstruction.
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the relaxation of restrictions in
clude Riverside, WoodlaWn, Sunset
Hills, Colonial Village and Princess
Place.
1t was emphasized, however, that
the order does not alter the present
status of public housing, such as
Lake Forest.
Regulations on ceiling rental
rates and sales prices and those
requiring that certain war housing
be held for rental were not affect
ed by the relaxation. Sales price
limits on this housing generally
were set at $4,000 or less, and
shelter rentals at not more than
$50 a month.
This action cannot De used as
a basis for the eviction of present
occupants, Creighton said, as OPA
regulations on evictions still apply.
He expressed the hope that families
of returning veterans and men still
in service will be given preference
IN the occupancy of any housing
now vacant or that becomes avail.
able as a result of the lifting of
restrictions, which previously limi-
ted occupancy to war workers.
During the days Immediately
ahead, it is expected that many
veterans with families will be seek
ing housing accommodations In
order to meet the housing needs OF
these families it will be necessary
to fully utilize all privately-owned
housing accommodations. Com.
munities are urged to maintain a
housing information service for
the purpose of rendering assistance
to families of veterans who may
be in need of housing, it was said.
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Use Of Green Ration
Stamps Is Planned

RALEIGH, Aug. 25-Green ration
stamps will be used to buy rationed
meats and fats when the supply
of the coveted red stamps in book
four is exhausted, the Raleigh dis
trict OPA announced today.
Elimination of rationing of pro-
cessed foods will make it possible
to use green stamps in the con-
tinued meats-fats program, Theo-
dore S. Johnson, district OPA di-
rector, said.
When the proposed issuance of
ration book five was announced,
johnson said, it was planned to use
the spare stamps for meats and
fats to cover the interim period be-
tween expiration of red stamps in
book four and distribution of book
five. Since the printing of book five
has been abandoned it is now felt,
johnson explained, that the use of
the green stamps as substitute for
the red ones is preferable to the
use of spares because the green
stamps are more easily disting-
uished from sugar stamps.
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SCOUTS PLANNING
FALL ACTIVITIES

Fall activities OF the Cape Fear
Area council of the BOYS Scouts
will get under way on September
10 with the convening of the Court
of Honor at the courthouse at 8
o'clock for the presentation of ad-
vancement awards, badges of rank
and merit to the Scouts in this
area.
This will mark the first awards
made since the last court held in
June. Troop boards of review for
August may be held as late as
Friday, September Z, and the re-
on Saturday, September 8.
The Scout Roundtable, to discuss
Scout officials problems and new
phases of training, will be held at
ember 10 at Grace Methodist
church.
Plans for expansion of the local
council through the organization
8:15 o'clock on the evening of Sep
TENDER 10 at Grace Methodist
port should be in the council office
and servicing of new troops will
be discussed at the district COM
cittee meeting, scheduled for 8:15
o'clock on the evening of Septem-
Der q at the Chamber of Com
merce office.
Representatives of each troop and
members of the district committee
will attend the meeting, and pre-
sent reports on Scout activities
since the last meeting held in June.
Plans for the fall and winter pro-
gram will be outlined at this meet
ing.
To bring all the units together be-
fore the fall scouting year is launch
ed, rally has been tentatively set
for the latter part of September
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-08-26
Several Housing Units
Affected By Ne1u Ruling

Several priority-byilt war housing
developments in Wilmington are
affected by the lifting of regula-
tons restricting the occupancy of
privately-financed war housing to
war workers by John B. Blandford,
Jr., administrator of the National
Housing Agency. according to word
received here yesterday from Ro-
bert K. Creighton, Regional Rep
resentative, Atlanta.
Local developments affected by
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TO RECEIVE TERMS

LONDON, Aug. 25.-(P)-The
new Delhi radio heard by BIC
sala today Gen. Numata, jan
snese Army chief of ss.aff in the
Msiay states, was due in Rangoon
,OinoffoW to receive surrender
n ,eiiAS from 1t. Gen. F. A. NJ.
browning, British chief of starr to
"0iillral Lord Louis Mountbatten.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-08-26
YWCA Arranges Program
For Coming Week

Young Women's Christian As
sociation activities for the coming
week have been announced as fol-
lows:
Sunday afternoon and evening,
parlors, library and game room
open for members and guests.
Monday, 6:45 pm, Vesper serv-
ice conducted by resident girls.
Tuesday, 10 a. m, junior mem
bers leave for two-day camping
trip to Buena Vista on Middle
Sound.
Wednesday, GAS pm, dinner
meeting of Tusatala and Business
Girls club at Y.W.C.A.; speaker,
Miss Ruth Perry of the Raleigh
Y.W.C.A.
Friday, 1880 p. M, junior men,
hers party.
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COMMENCEMENT

NJ. nooNE, Aug. "a. -W.p)- Thirty
ton s students will 2ceive degrees
.U'ilsAl the the summer commence
Any, a. Appalachian States Teach
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More than one-tenth of the out
put of sulfuric acid in the United
States is produced in the New
York City area.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-11-25

G 2onns Only we en- k.p wss' s 49, ":
csll Ii ss4s. from nSms 10 q to Sac no sundays
ssI: Ssa4 ss ui franz. ;Se
eeGGstT2iiNs STRETCHED. Call Ludlow
SgRTAINs WASHED and stretched. Gall
cHGJhftsisss WASHED .pd stretched. soc
CURTAINS STRETCHED At home. reason
GIRL wishes Iayns5y work to do at home;
GIRL, coiored, gen housevork, plain cook
i Z ,s live out out; no s, nurse; No. 5sls.
Al lsr school cleaning small apt. Or TAX.
GIRL, col. desires work Cleaning spts..
Gill sSle..d. r,h D s SSio time or a.y.
work at once. Please come to 1887
GiRh hs eolo Aea With city ref, desires day.
GIRL, sOloTeds; wants work q any kind:
am: Saturday mornings DU. ,4sss
on 1E. cs sH0 co s Ysa'' days WORK. ironing
:n sp ss;.r: saP s rf 81 t sssa SO PM
hoa5s' work; city reference Nj sszs
GLE eo ifaes;e ys ass part-tims or days
Girl. eoiorsd. desires work after school.
IL P pim.; f Ho S s9nan wants days work.
Thurs and Fri. VIVIAN JORDAN so7 K
s;i eolor.d, wants general hous.work.
csrfare. ME 6e3i.
GIRLS f2), colored, want days work. Mon.
a and Wed, SIS per day and earfare. NO.
GIRL; eolorsd; wants say's york. GOOD
iREs eo ine rssb D Wish psrtt. or
DAYS work. North $3.50
GIRL =. e al desires day work any kind.
GIRL, colored, wants part. or full time
work experienced house cleaning. GL.
GIRL. colored, wants cooking or chambers
a .nss. wU ss, e ssa1psTisnssd good refer
fountain CLERKS esDerisneed ' Phone MOTH sSfa
SlklI, eolorsd. desires .part-tim. ,9e 4. :.
HIGH SCHOOL GIRL, colored, desires
fss e You sn s n or si 81 sss ap ~
near lsth and Columbia I'd. NV: ANAL
Snnfb 5oss Cali Mon. between and H.
LAUNDRY to take home, sunny yard:
y vclP c q i M s sas Col rd r's''''
NAN AND WIFE lo.: solof 81, desires Job
,slf s:r Ssof 81 sss sspt s. Rn
around house. pu. sa7s.
REFINED colored girl desires position as
elevator operator or stock maid; prefer
WAITRESS. experienced, desires to serve
dinner parties and ,unebsons yrs e1-
WOMAN colored, wants general INV. or
| 5is days week; reference. Phone AID.
WOMAN, col. of integrity, wishes ,ttr.
position by day or night; thoroughly exper.:
good pay. Du. 1910.
Tos o Horsa . s1nts Nj R.r ssGs work
n MHMAf Phone SHi0 e. SOFT t-'me N0fA IS.
WOMAN, celored, desires Job as othcs
WOMAN. colored, wants days work days
so il .D tHn "a. ao
YoUNG CoLoRED WOMAN wants work
cleaning days . week: honest and re-
lia6ls; S. day ana earfare. NE: 1888. 2s,
and quickly done; Franklin 2se3.
CARE FOR CHILD, very fond Of chill
$3.50 $3.50 s sstr.sn ,' III saa as Us sus
ooLokED WOMAN wants day work.
coLoRED. honest. reliable, wants Job Aft
ernoons for ] or 2 men, preferably plain
cook: city ref: SIS. After Il. DE. 1870.
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SITUATIONS MEN tceat.,

want. ses: sesneriy Govt sslss sssnt .l ioa
s sSs 6ssles 42s s. have
, Hsi 0 es,Rb aE ss Ta
e ss1fai fn 8: afs:' '' es '1s ~:
P Pr nGa II EcSoMSoMIsr. analyst and
farm manager. wishes position as mana ger
washington: college gradpate. Is years
Ing. raising. conditioning. showing and
judging poultry. REGISTERED cattle. sheep
P PiS A. RELsaif1kioNs-y.t.r.n, IL years
sesIea n,,. and publicity
f ZEAL EST ksrArE MAN, genera, experience.
furnish best Of refs: '' like position with
small salary plus commits. Box 44s-R.
RESTAURANT. HOTEL, club executive,
sssIia 81 S@s ss
RADIO REHABILITATION fiH XII NJ teesn ni q.
soDTs O. ov e.. Il is45 wash ssI S''0 20
SALESMAN, young. experienced. desires
Pays ven eel win be applied for. Box
SALES REPRESENTATIVE or contact man,
married. sober, conscientious. reliable; WPB
| 3 years building materials division excel
lent efheieney rating with Govt; IS years
service; can furnish excellent business and
ssE AD esex e R91 as9s ss
skilled labor. is interested in becoming as
in Sn o. Of ons or
buildings adn or properties Business record
praisal and valuation engineering, surveys
and reports for industrial organizations.
and ANALYSES Of and
stations, supervision Of construction, oper.
fuel engineering. fuel economy in steam
Of steam Was elected member American
fKueKa E ft PSf nj sales sf manager and
a 1n,,Td t now available IN WsshinEton
manufacturer in Washington. Box s5-S,
WASHINGTON REpREsENTArIvE-Hap.
Al yrs.,, native .Washingtonian, excel. en-
tree. college grad. personality and appear,
retiring col. USING. extern. former expr in
brokerage bus, DESTROYS Of Wash. rep. for
YOUNG MAN, "a. core exDe SHa S dr sser.
a. ST. hrs s ssR ~ a.
Cow Go .'i EMpLoYE wishes Dart-.im. ss eve
personnel research. test development, oc-
cupational analysis and statistics. Box
349-R, Star.
oPPORTUNITY-ro prove that can be
1s 4 5I year. ar e9 4
years banking experience. 2 years ACCOUNT
ing .ds. training: good general business know.
I want responsible position with definite
chance for advancement: salary secondary
70 70 opportunity: top references. Box 2ls-s,
CT WHO HAS HAD selling experience in
Insurance, automobiles, real estate, would
IKE to. become associated with a real
r.s fuure desired spP lor one aho
II YEAks' responsible experience in ad-
search executive for Fed 81 Govt desires ex-
scutive or labor counselor position. DI
fH f4of ay E TSte HS5 Sta,
white q. with 9 years business expert
ence including dealing with public, wants
Sookkeepins. clerical. sales work. or what
enees ana recommendations Reply to Box
ExP.RiENCEp in sound equipment install.
pair: capable and responsible businessman
a ana personality, good appearance. would
las Desiisn osI sos ego fu s.s with
FIRsT-CLASs combination pipe weldel
wants work; full or part time. Box 23o-S
EXPERIENCED house organ editor. with
ti0 production knosiedse, seeks part
sms fTGnssf pRopE r. 49, a
edge of Government surplus property pro,
Icedures. and setup. Desire to represent
in rn au9ue st n:
plus BOX g.0-S, Star.