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The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-12-20
More Chickens in 1915

AUBURN, Ill. Alabama farmers
have produced an estimated A.
$4,000 young chickens during 1945,
an increase Of eight per cent over
the 100000 raised in 1914. How
ever, the number is 10 per cent
short of the 1943 record.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-12-20

Guy GunuaKer, Jr., NleIo safes
manager, and A. w. Phillips, gen.
eral superintendent, here for pro-
duction conferences with officials OF
the local plant, said that while raw
material was plentiful. lack of Ia
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-12-20

ting. The former wrestler uses his
cauliflower ears TO lift q l55-pound
anvil. He started doing the feat
when friends told him it couldn't
be done.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-12-20
Lifts Anvil With Ears

NORFOLK. Neb W.P-G. A. Tay-
Tor, Winner, S. D., recently showed
a blacksmiths and welders eonven-
ton here q neat trick in anvil lift
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-12-20
NO TIRES UNTIL 1916

LOS ANGELES. W.R1It may be
1e47 before the motorist gets the
tire of his choice and a year before
he gets any tires at all, two Off
Gals of the Goodrich Rubber Co.,
Akron, O., predicted today.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-12-20

There is a strendgth Of quiet
endurance as significant Of courage
as the most daring feats of Prov
eSs. - Henry Theodore Tuckerm2m
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-12-20

Dor probably would extend the tire
shortage another year.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-12-20
g YEARS AGO
IN WYANDOTTE

An augmented police force was
proposed by public safety commits
sioner John Clements. in response
to complaints of residents regard
ing police protection.
Clements said he would ask for
authority to place seven more men
or the force, bringing the total
number up to 81 or %. Before this
was done he proposed to bring a
metropolitan police officer here for
a period of several months to give
expert advice and direct the force
into metropolitan ways; also a
temporary bookkeeper would be
asked to inaugurate a complete
record system for the department.
Although the new men would not
be appointed until after the de-
partment had been placed on an
advanced basis, it was estimated
that the increase would cost about
$4,000 the first year.
Three Wyandotte men convicted
OF robbing the DanSard State bank
branch at Monroe on September 20
were sentenced to Is to so years at
Marquette prison by Judge Root
at Monroe One bandit, who turned
states evidence, was given 1914
years at Jackson with recommen-
dation for the minimum term.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-12-20
It's q Gift he won't
hide i'm q drawer!

He won't need to exchange it because
he doesn't like it or the size is
wrong or the color doesn't suit him
or because he has too many already.
It's the ideal gift for any man and
especially. the man who has EVERY
thing. So :. to really give him
Merry Christmas give him Brohls
Gift Certificate in any amount.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-06-22
PAGE IS OFFERED
FULL COOPERATION

In letter drafted to Chairman
Z. d. Hogue, at its monthly meet
ing yesterday, the Wilmington Port
commission congratulated R. B.
Page, publisher of the Star.News,
upon his selection by the state
and county as the representative
from this county on a body whic.,
we hope will do great things for
The development of waterborne
commerce in North Carolina.''
The commission extends an in
vltation to Mr.. Page or any other
member of the State Ports auth
orlty to be present at its next
regular meeting, and the letter
added that 'if at any time there
Is any way in which we can as,
slSt this authority in promoting
me interests of Wilmington and
New Hanover county, or the State
OF North Carolina in the develop
lnent of waterborne commerce, be
assured that you will have our
heartlest cooperation.'
They further suggested that if
the files of the commission "can
at any time be of assistance to
you in performing the functions
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-06-22
SENDS SOUVENIR

First Sergeant
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-06-22
launching OF Rather
Is Scheduled Saturday


MISS Nancy Cowles Taylor,
uaush'er Of DR.. Cowles Taylor,
mayor OF Newport News. Va, will
'ponSor the S. S. Rather at the
safd Of the North Carolina Ship.
b WI company Saturday morn
~ Jug at 9;45 o'clock, officials OF
"g yard announced today.
G. ner attendants will be Misses
o a Nicholson and Betty Mime
SVTooe both of Newport News.
-, me D s. Rather, a CO type YES
W, 1 is the 219th ship to near COM
r. s,e,loh at the yard. 1t is the fifth
u De built for the United States
Lines
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-06-22
ON DETROYER

Harry [. Long, 19, machinist's
mate, third class, USN, son Of
Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Long, of Chad
bourn, has been serving aboard a
destroyer since November, 1913. He
has seen much action.
His first action came during the
raids on the Palaus, zap, Ulithi and
Woleai. Since then he has partici-
pated in many others, including the
capture and occupation of Saipan,
Iinlan and Guam; landings on
Leyte, Luzon and Mindoro; battle
for Leyte gulf, and the sea-air ac-
ton off northern Nansei Shoto.
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set out in the bill creating the
State Parts authority. they are
at your disposal"
1t was decided at the meeting
that the membership of the com
mission shall be retained at its
original five-man strength, and
that no one shall be elected to re-
place N. L. Foy, who rendered
his resignation to the Board of
County Commissioners this week.
A tentative budget for operations
in the coming year was approved
oy the body for submission to the
Board of County Commissioners
for it's action.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-06-22

A and 10 inches long, bore the
German eagle and swastika on the
hlt The binoculars were made at
the famous Carl Zeiss plant.
Mrs. Clark's collection also in
cudes German combination rifle
and shot gun, several fine pieces
Of cloth from England and France,
nylon material mot suitable for
stockings) and other articles.
In the service for almost five
years Sgt. Clark is now serving
with General Patton's army. Over
seas "A months, he has seen serv-
ice in England, France and Ger
many and holds the Bronze Star and
Purple Heart medals.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-06-22
Purple HEART AWARDS

Four Wilmington men have been
commended for the Purple Heart
as the result of wounds suffered
while under attack by Japanese
aircraft.
They are:
Alexander R. Eakins, "a, sea-
man, first class, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jackson Eakins, Lake For.
est. William C. Riggs, Jr., sea-
man. first class, whose wife lives
,+ 1914 South 5th St.; Morris j.
Tatun1. fireman, first class, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Tatum, 400
Campbell ST.; and Winfred E.
Stewart fireman, first class, whose
wife lives at Cd, Nesbitt Courts.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-06-22
LUCKY REJECTION

BOSTON, June 21.-UR-T-us-
tees of exclusive Roxbury Latin
school rejected one candidate for
headmaster because he was too
younng and inexperienced" Three
months later, the andidate-Jam
Bryant Conant-was chosen presi-
dent of Harvard university.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-06-22

solk Later, he served for year
w. ~ tbe Atlantic on destroyer es-
o ~ At present, he is serving in
w. pacific theater on the Destroy
ar.Mine Layer Thomas E. Fraser.
w also took part in the invasion
= Two lima.
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COMMISSIONED

0SOA So u JILL
son, Jr., son of
DR.. and Mrs.
George johnson,
l 8 0 3 Chestnut
street, has been
commissioned a
second lieutenant
in the Infantry
after successfully
completing t h e
Officer Candidate
course at the In
fantry school at
r n r + Poppipo
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In The
SERVING IN THE PACIFIC

I'm &c j ameS
W. Aud, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam c. Aud, 40
South 18th street,
is credited with
having shot down
three Jap Zeros
during the inva.
sion of Okinawa.
Auld entered the
Navy November
II, 1912, and COM
pleted his basic
+rof~i~r ~ n.y.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-06-22

ud The new lieutenant entered the
army In August, 1914, and received
udlhlng at Camp Croft, S. C. He
~. graduate of New Hanover
nlsA school and attended the Uni
'eLSlty of North Carolina prior to
'lleflng the service.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-06-22

First Sergeant
Dudley L. Clark
rec e nItly sent
three da ggers, a
mess kit and BIZ
noculars, among
other souvenirs
taken from the
Germans to his
wife, Mrs. Kath-
leen Clark, u B-1
Upsh ur drive,
Maffitt Village.
The daggers,
.nnroyimately IL,
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-06-14

ne nogu Sc objas7iti Sd stall
nistickog prennisa i g1edista, vec
sa Marksistickog prenisa j sta
novista.
Prvo, ako usvojirno stafnistit-
XII prenis, da je dana5nja Rusi-
ia Socijalisticka zenlja, a nlena
vlada Socijalisticka vlada, kao
sto oni tvrde, i Ga je razlog "a
naivetu-vojnu vezbu da Sc brani
''Socijalisticka zen2lja", koioj G.
ventualno preti opasnost, ola &c
biti napadnuta od kacitaligt;ekih
krupnih zenalia; a'o svc to u
svojino, postavlja Sc pitanjc: da
Ii bi Sc SoVjetska Ruaija mogla
braniti, j odbraniti, "a stalini5-
tickon stanoviStu, Gal1 kod mai
vece vojne priprema? Nc bi. Za-
sto?
Kad ,je u 1929. dona na;veta
kriza Il istoriii kapitalizma, GOV
jetska vlada je ver0vala da &c
Sc radniGka klasa krenuti re
voluciju. 4 kada je radn,t!<a lsla
sa pokazala svoiu pasivnost u
krizi, kao pre- krize, sovjetsta
vlada je IA osnovu toga zaHlju-
ella: ako Sc radnicAa I<lasa Mic
krenula II ovakvoj ne5uvenotkri-
ii, onda nike, "a sada "a ko zna
i kada), ne noze pradUdcti, ka-
da &C Sc ona krenuti j hose !,
Sc ikada krenuti. Cz7i, rushc vo-
die. su sebe sn7atralj naivetim
psiholozina II pitanjn kretanja
radnicke klase. A mi, bcz ika.<-
vog preterivanja, mozsmo rec'
da su oni bill, da SD aada, jetsi
cd najlosiiih psiholoea ma tola pi-
tanju. Oni nisu no.li ia vide
da radni6ka klasa MIC biia
III stanju da Sc hrsnc zhog
sasave taktike pokcjne Ill ln-
ternaciorale, koja je nIu ztsha-
la, da nije znala Ga Ii steji IA
nogana Ill na glavi. ! Sovjetsha
Russia ie po6ela guaiti vess~>n
radnicku klasu. Ovo j. ena -sa-
ma dokazaIa.
! Cd 1929. reakcija i po:eia s.zi~..
matt n7af1a sve wise wise. A II
1888. Hitler sa svoiio, sangStes, r
ma dolazi na vlast u NIefaatltoi.
A poton, Il Austriji; Doifus eeei-
grava svoj fasistieki vale.
(Nastavice se.l
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-06-14
Lir1iiiia sc krece u
supr0tn0n1 praUcu

i prljavu uslugu, koju SUI servi-
rail- kapitalistickoj klasi.
Nikad kapitalisticka klasa nije
bila milosrdna prema radnicima.
Ona je uvek nastojala, nastoji,
da sto wise iscedi profita il rad
nika. Tako je ona cinila "a vre-
me rata; tako ce ona ciniti i ma
kon rata. Sto ona ponekad pri-
vidno izgleda da je "toleratnija''
prema radnicima, to Sc duguie
ekonomskom zakonu ponude
traznje, niposto njenoj do
broj" cudi i ''naklonosti" prema
radnicima. Jer kad je VEGA po-
traznja "a radnom snagom, ka-
pitalisti "popustaju' pred radnic-
kim zahtevima, obratno, kad joj
treba mamie radnika, ona posta-
ie gordija prema radnicima. Po-
cinie da "pokazuie svoju kapita-
listicku pesnicu'.
TeSko da ovo niie poznato sta
linistima. Ali kako ola opravdaju
svoju saradnju sa radnickim IL
rabljivacima "a vreme rata Ia
ovo treba svaliti krivicu ma IA
pitaliste, kallo su oni izmenili Cd
nose prema radnicima, pokazu-
juci "svoju kapitalisticku pes
nicu",
Medjutim, koliko Sc njihova
(stalinistickal inja krece u su-
protnom pravcu, ona he izlazi IL
kapitalistickog okvira. Jer oni JOS
veruju da je moguce pod kapi-
talizmom stvoriti traini mir"
"blagostanje" "a radnicku klasu.
Ia ovo njihovo drzanje, dokaz
lie sto Sc oni stalno pridrzavaju
Rooseveltove politike. A Roose-
veltova politika bese politika ka-
pitalizma.
Traze promenu uladine politilse.
/ hrvatsko-stalinisticki "Narod-
nj Glasnik" je pun znakova "a
menjanje linije. l on Sc poceo
tuzakati ma svoje "demokrats-
ke" saveznike i protestirati, ka-
ko SUI poceli napustati Roosevelt
tovu politiku. U svome broju od
%. maja, on ina uvodnik 0 hap
Senju Pietro Nenni-a i slovens-
kin demokrata Cd strane britans-
kin vlasti. Ne treba zaboraviti Ga
ma celu britanskih vlasti stoji
"veliki demokrata" Churchill
kako SUI ga do JUICE nazivali sta
linisti, osobito Cd onog dana, ka-
da je Churchill odbacio Mihai-
lovica i prihvatio Tita. u pome-
nutom uvodniku, iZmedju osta-
log. veil Sc i ovo:
"Na resrecu nasa [?l vlastita
vlada sada ide putem iste stetne
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politike toll suprotne drzanju
Predsjednika Roosevelta. To je
stvar svakog Amerikanca, hap
senje talijanskog socijaltste Men
nj stavlla odgovornost ma svakog
cd mas, da Cd Wade trazir1o da
Sc odmah tn politiku pronjeni"
'Nasa vlada'', gospodo stalinis-
ii, nije odstupila cd RooseveIto-
We politike, jer je Rooseveltova
politika bila kapitalisticka poll
tika. Ear Sc ne secate "a vrerne
proslih predsednitkih izbora, -da
| je Roosevelt narocitOna svrhom.
] u svome cikaskon1 govoru, po,'-
vukao kako je on uvek bio "a
sistem privatnog preduzeca, da
ce uvek biti "a sistem privatno9
preduzeca. Velimo "naroGjtem
svrhom", jer njegovi politickl
protivnici su rnu prebacivali, ka-
ko on (Roosevelt) naginje ''ko-
munizmu" i kako ga "komunis-
tt pomazu da ponovo bude iza-
bran "a predsednika zemlje.
To ie bila Rooseveltova poll
tika, a to je politika danasnje
"nase Wade, politika kapitaii-
zma, ma cijem celu stoji Truman,
a CHI ste vi izbor svesrdno po-
zdravili. Otuda, traziti Cd 'nase
Wade" da menja svoju politiku,
jeste besmislica. Ona &c je me-
njati samo onda (u koiiko je ona
bude nenjala) kada to budu dix
tovali interest," kapitalisticke kla-
Sc.
Dale Sc veil u pomenutom u
vodniku:
''Isto drzanje, koje zauzin1aiu
Nenni njegovi kolege, zauzin1-
lju i francuske partije u De Gaul-
le-ovoj vladi prema Francu. De-
mokrati svuda hoce da Sc riiese
fasista i niihovih saveznika. A
to je smisao bitke takodjer u
Poliskoj. l svuda anglo-americki
interest odstupaju Cd Roosevelt
tovog drzanja u tom pogledu j,
bore Sc protiv denlokratskog ta-
bora"
Prema tvrdnii stalinista drza-'
ME predsednika Roosevelta niie
bilo u saglasnosti sa interesima
kapitalisticke Amerike. Saglasno
toj sasavoj logici, Roosevelt je
upravljao Amerikor protiv ame-
rickih Ckapitlistickih) interesa.
Ako je tako, onda u prilog cijih
interesa ie Rooseveltovo drzanje
(vladanje) bio? Doista ne prl-
loo radnickih interesa! Ia ovo
irnamo bezbroj dokaza, nledJu
koiina ie Rooseveltovo drzanle
(Nastavak ma 4. str..ai)
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-06-14
Zasto Sc Sovjetska
Russia sprena?
{Nastavak sa /. strane,

(Nastavak sa /. strane)
memo da Sc j priblize u7ia,,;,,,
vrelima. A prvirn trina. nj ,o-
menutih zemalja, Rusiia ie sa-
ma ma svoju ruku uspostav;7a
pro-sovjetske privremene Wade
koje Amerika Engleska nika-
ko ne zele. Jer Pc ugovoru 4sva-
te troice", kako je bar izvesta-
no, trebalo je da ona, "sveta
troica', zajednitki, kao iedno
"sveto lice bozije", uspostavi pri-
vremene Wade. A Titu ie. t2ga
stoprocentaskog stalinista. En-
gleska characteristics, rad 9EU-
piranja Trsta, Istre nekih pre-
dela Austrije, da Sc sluH HitEe-
rovim j Mussolinijevia7 metodi-
ma. A u Poljskoj, postoi nepre-
mostivi JAZZ izrnedju Rusiie ma
jednoj strani Engleske Ameri-
ke, na drugoj. Bar "a sada je ia
ko. Ma krinskoj konferenciii,
@sVeta troica" je trebala ia Of
voreno kaze, cd kakvi.q elar7e-
nata treba da Sc sastavi p0liska
privrenena vlada. Ali nj bog
otac", nj Sin, nj duh sveti'.
nije hteo. Ill nije sr7eo da odre-
djeno kaze Ger da je neEo Cd
njih kazao odredjeno mozda bi
rezultat bio gori) Sta Sc sve
namerava uciniti sa lublins-
kom londonskon polls K 0 m
vladonn. / sada Sc ova neodredie-
most poljskog pitanja rasteze IA
sve strane. Russia ga sada ru-
naci na svoju ruku, q Engleska
i Anaerika IA svoju.
onda je III resenje sovietske
Wade da nasilno odnese nekoliko
niliona nemackih radnika u Ru-
siiu da podizu sto Sc ratona raz-
rusilo cd nacistickih sila. 4 TO
znaci da Rusija smatra nema6ke
radnike odgovornirn "a rat. koii
N1STA wise nisu krivi Cd ruskih
radnika i radnika drugil zena-
liza. Tu je onda sana NemaGka,
i ako potucena i bezuslovno pre-
dana, kojoi jos nenla nikakva
stvarnog resenja, oko koje &c Sc
gloziti kao crni gavrani oko nrt-
We lesine. Sve ovo, mogli bi
jos kojesta navadjati. jeste Of
vorena tajna da &c Sc, ako ne
uskoro, onda eventualno, Rusiia
sukobiti sa velikirn "demokrati-
jana" = sadasnjim njeninn sa-
veznicima. I da bi zadobila neke
male zemlje, a mozda velike -
bar sa stanovniStvom i teritori-
JON = kao Kinu, na svoju stra-
nu, ona hoce da i'm "kaze", sa
ovim vojnim pripremanjem: pri-
stupite meni, neboite Sc nista.
tAko bi neko hteo ovo protu-
raciti da je ova ruska vojna pri-
prema da Sc ratuje protiv Japa-
na. koji je vec tako-rekuc potu-
cen skoro &c biti dotucen, tai
"neko", bio bi politicka neznaIi-
ca, iii svindler.)
Pored gornja diva razloga. mo-
gla bi Sc dodati JOS druga diva
razloga "a rusku vojnu vezbu
i pripremu. Ali ova druga diva.
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PetGr Radjenouic:
''Mudrost" kapitalizma

kapitalizam je liza stara,
Az ga sve'dno mudrost vara!
Pamet mu Sc pomutila
| terra ga do ludla
BaS izgleda kao besan
Okvlr mu je posto tesan.
Ia izlaz mu nema vrata
Krvavog sc lati ratai
kad prestane ovo krvoprolice,
Ogromna vojska besposlenih bice.
Zasto, onda, rat? zaSto Sc krv Eje?
kad ce biti gore neg sto bese prije
PljackaSki sistem ne zna bolje,
Osim da gon robbie da Sc kolje.
On "a ljudske zivote ne pita.
On je zedan krvi profita.
Njegovi posleratni panovi,
Koji su samo "a lakoumne sanovi,
To jest, "a radnicku klasu
Da Sc pljackaski JOS jednom spasu.
Ako dale ostanemo u zlvotu
1macemo goru buducnost sramotu
Gore ropstvo cd Srednjeg Veka.
Etc, to je, sto mas posle rata ceka.
buduci da je sada vreme,
Da Sc zbaci cello ropsko breme,
Ne podnasajmo, radnici! bede nuke,
Vec uzmmo sudbinu svoje ruke!
lstina je slobodu proleteru,
Niece niko doneti ma tanjiru
Radna klasa je primorana,
Da obara sama svog tirana!
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| \oVASCldh)
u istom clanku urednik IS. r."
Ipriznaje da je "a vreme ovog
rata radnicka klasa Amerike pri-
mala najmanji deo Cd ovog sto
je proizvodila, veleci: "U isti
nah, moze Sc reel, da je, kad Sc
uzne ma prvi pogled, privredno
stanje americke radnicke klase
tokom ovog rata bilo snosno. Ka-
zem: kad Sc uzme ma prvi po-
gled. Ali ako Sc u stvar zaviri
malo dublje, vidjecemo da nika-
da u istoriji Amerike radnicka
klasa nije dobila manji dio Cd
proizvodene vrednosti nego "a
vreme rata"
, Jamacno ne cato Sto radnici
nisu trebali j nisu hteli da pri-
me veci "dio proizvedene vred-
nosti". Oni su zahtevali, i putem
| straj pokusavali da iznude
veci "dio proizvedenih vrednos-
| ii" wise zivotnih namirnica.
| Ali pohlepliivost njihovih izrab-
| ljivaca Ia sto vecim nagomila-
vanjen profita, nisu i'm dozvo-
| laval da dodju do veceg della
'proizvedenih vrednosti'. Jer liza
niihovih ledja stajala je moena,
| do zuba, naoruzana kapitalis-
ticka politicka drzava, koja je
pretila radnicima kad god SUI owl
pokuSali da iznude veci deo svo-
! ga proizvoda cd svojih iZrablji-
vaca, sa njenim mnogobrojnim
ratnim zakonima i regulacijama,
ola III "disciplinuje". A stalinisti
u jedan glas, zajedno sa ostalim
sluganima kapitalisticke .klase,
upozoravali su radnike ma njiho-
WI patriotism" duznost. Jer sva-
XII strajk ma strani radnika ide
u prilog "zajedniekog i'm nepri-
|jatelja", naci-fasizma, derali su
Sc oni.
Tada nije bilo ma svome mestu
da Sc "zaviri malo dublje u pri-
vredni zivot' radnicke klase. Ia
da je bio ma svome mestu da
radnici trpe stvaraju velike pro-
fite "a gotovansku klasu, jer su
tako interest rata zahtevai. A
rat je, saglasno stalinistima, ma
rodni rat. Da, tada je bio sa-
glasnosti sa ''opredeljenom lini-
jom' da saw ratni teret nosi rad
nicka klasa, kapitalisti, kao sto
sami priznaju, da gomilaju We
like ratne profile!
! Sada,, kad je rat dovrsen u Ev-
ropi, ma svome je mestu da j
stalinisti nesto reknu u 'prilog"
radnika, da 'osude" pohleplji
vost kapitalisticke klase "a pro-
fitima. Doslo je vreme kada tre-
ba menjati liniju prikazati Sc
radnickoj klasi, kao njeni pri-
jatelji, dok su u stvari njeni mai
podliji neprijatelji.
| Kad su stalinisti JUICE stavljali
svoj pecat odobravanja da kapi-
!talisticka klasa gomjla velike
Iprofite ma racun rata izrab-
| ljivajuci radnicku klasu, kakva
moralnog prava oni imaiu da da-
mas to osudjuju? l kada SUI rad
nici polusvesno, wise nagonski,
zahtevah veci 'dio proizvedene
vrednosti'', tada su in stalinisti
savetovai da Sc stripe produ-
ze sa ratnom proizvodnjom, jer
to je u njihovom interesu, koliko
Ii u interesu kapitalista. A sada,
kada kapitalisticka klasa, prema
njihovom sopstvenom priznanju,
'pokazuju svoju kapitalisticku
ipesnicu,' "bune Sc" 'protestu-
iu". S ovim stalinisti hoce da
ubede radnike, kako je kapitalis-
ticka klasa nekad bila "milosrd-
MIA "tolerantnija" prema rad
nicima, Sto je laz obmana, samo
de- bi Sc mogli opravdati pred
radnicima "a njihovu izdajnicku
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memo nastoji Ga radnike skasa
cd glad Il ovoj velikoj sl&upssi...
I sVojoj odlucnossi st,zbijaz,ia
radnika On je vec izpeo nekss-.
ko preuzi1aanja tvorniea, u Spse-
6avanju radni6kih strajkeHa j
zahtey'a "a vece parGs hleba.
Dobro raids, gospeaine Esu-
man. II ces, sa tvoiirn postupsi-
ma, ubrzati razuversnie radaA,-
ke klase Il kapitalizam i kapita-
listiGke politicare.
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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1945-11-22
NOTICE OF SALE OF COUNTY
PROPERTY

Notice is hereby given. that in accord;
ance with an order heretofore entered
on the 18th day Of November. 1915. BY
the Board Of County Commissioners Of
Benton County. directing the sale Of the
property hereinafter described, the Trea-
surer Of said county will on the Soth
day Of November. 1945. at the hour OF
10 o'clock AN. at the front door OF
the County Courthouse. in Prosser. IN
said county and State sell to the high
est bidder. for cash. the following describ-
ed personal property. to.wit:
Description Of ProgsEty: That s sstesin
roof frame dwelling house only. situate
in the Sc corner of Block B. Eieh.s
house site). Minimum Sale Price: $4,000.
Provided however: that said properly
mum sale price above set forth and the
house on the property must be removed
therefrom within . period Of so days from
the date Of sale.
Dated at Prosser. Warrington. this 18th
day of November. 1916.
H. E. CHAPLAIN. County Auditor.
Ills :1l.22