davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-09
SUFFICIENT INCOME
They are:

npN are
Jaffe's private printing bust
ness gave hirn sufficient funds
10 serve as financial angel
and executive of a dozen Red
front" organizations.
He was revealed as a Com
muniSt as far back as 1884
when. under the name j. w.
Phillips. he became executive
secretary of the Red "Ameri-
can Friends of the Chinese
People" "
Now co-editOr Of the pro-
Communist magazine Amer
asia. Jaffe is charged by the
FBI with having access TO
"top drawer" secret material
allepedly given him in Wash
ington and New York by two
state department employees
and a naval reserve lieutcn-
ant.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-09
BUS TRANSPORTATION
WAR AIDS

OPEN capacity 40 production mills.
turct lathes, enrine sthes. duu presses.
grinders Blanchard, surface and evtcf-
nal. Interested only IN production runs
We have during past three years pro-
duccd precision aircraft and gun parts
II you have Job war or postwar.
allow US % quote Prompt delivery All
replies couhdfniisl Call " r Shrr-
wood CII 7l32. Address B-i2l2.
Detroit Times 81
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-09
FBI Blasts
Red Plot :
BY HOWARD RUsHMoRE
Special 10 The DETROIT TINES

NEW YORK. June 8-A
Communist conspiracy, as
sinister in its implications as
Stains OGPU, was blasted
wide open by federal agents
with the arrest of six persons
here and in Washington on
charges Of espionage.
Charged with having access
TO highly confidential govern
ment files, the apparent ring
leader, Philip j. Jaffe-an
active Red charged by the
Dies committee with con-
tributing $1,000 annually 10
the Communist party-and
five of his alleged accom-
plices are being held in Sl0,-
600 bail.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-09
TE 2-5IOO
LOST AND FOUND

LOST AND FOUND
BLACK Navy wallet con'sang $50
cash Navy iteufifics ton caro- ulgea',y
needed reward. 1929 Ncat. CE o3l3-
BRACELET cod INK green Hanet,
LOST Nay "a Reward ~ I-elef.
BROWN lear1er bGif0id containing W
uarie PAPERS. money orders gae-s small
amount % money c9wu'SVr trrflIn.
Liberal reward. Isl Copin NC 2lsf
LIBERAL r+agd VII be paid 'lf iae
return or iri1ruafian loading % the
recovery urlArasEed o. ladies PLATINUM
diamond engagement ring i1s'. evening
June , or , vicinity Cupics or Con-
cofdla Hal. Keepsake" Cf9wlcy. ca
s77s or TU 2-s7i6.
LOsT-Cruen wstrn. roc hand cla.
nondE yclnliy of GRAFT, Cae' -
30 Ni'e Pd. Regsrc. II 1-G01T CT
II l-3H7F jHcNcn
IOsT-MAnG LonEi1cs p.str4m dls-
mgud wrist watch Vifh gray leather
strap Reward CAL TX 3-Ts53
LOsT-yicinity Canhtld and Sound
mans rod Hamilton wrist watch
lri'ish y V g Frwarf ~ 2-9ls2
PARAKEET-Tsme white tift Atkinson
yicinl'y Hyrcu-Wpptr0w Wilson EeWard.
TO s-O4sT
TUESDAY evening OK Wctnc,tsv m0rn-
inF IN Riviera Thrafef u- Er.ghtr..
card Eas coupons money and other
papsu Return 'of csfh reward tr Fir.ar
: Schausr, 1875 Hsyfon ca Tel@.W
$50 REWARD -- Soldiers small gray
curly poodle, tan back boots ri
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-09
TRADE scHooLs-MALE

ACETYLENE. ARC WELDERS
BODY. FENDER REPAIR R-INSPECTOR
Blueprint esiinR Drafting Diesel
Approved Under. CT Bill % Rights
WOLVERINE SCHOOL. 400 " FORT
Detroit Time Study School
Time study. tool designing drafting.
blueprint. shop math inspection
2s4T GRAND RIVER ca $3.50
DRAFTINC-Tooi designing. engineering.
day. evening classes.
Open 1o-o
Detroit College OF Applied Science
s2o3 Woodward. at seward MA s422
LEARN modern barbersng, days or
ewes. Approved under CT bill Det Barber
College, 3i7 F. Jefferson RA 6a7i
LEARN BARBERTNC
international affiliate. G. ! approved
Day or evening classes Phone or write
GREENE s BARBER -6Of.fsfr;f
$50 Michigan Ave ca 2a14
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-09
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
A BETTER POSITION

A Be IIER POSITION
OFFIcE-ExEcUTIvE-TECRsICAL
N-BOYS-G1RLS
DETROIT SELECT sERV BUREAU
12l6 LAFAYETTE BUILDING
BURRls Employment Agency-Domestic
help. 925l Cameron. TO 5-0647
COLONIAL EMPLOYMENT
1860 BROADWAY AVENUE
EvER-READY Employment ARency-Au
types Of positions or experienced help,
with references, available inmediateIY.
1880 Crstiot. CA 02s4.
ISRAEL OF Gods Church IN David En-
ploynent Agency. Dependable Coiofed
help. TE i-l950.
JONES EMPLOYMENT. 4Ll6 Beaubien
Col0red. couples. ho.sI, cafe, counter
girls, maids office workers. S25-S3o-
$3.50. co 1910.
EORTHESD Employment ATency-secre-
taries. stenOgTapherx. domestic help
cooks. iaEiitefs-1 -1zftfesses-AA4 trErrz- ut
positions available. lls02 Oakland
TO s-6342.
RELIABLE Help - Miller's Employment
Agency y i-stifaGFesses, cleaners tfSt1r
washers, maids porteTs. Fl 2e56.
WEST SIDE Employment oihce. cooks.
maids, day workers. mattresses. porters.
42i0 West Warren. 1Y 7-sG55
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-09
MALE HELP WANTED

VINO regulations governing eligibility
for employment. n you were last en-
ployed as an essential or locally needed
activity, you must have statement
OF availability II YOU are qualified for
employment IN a critical occupation you
must be referred throurht The United
states Employment SeTyice-World War
II Veterans Excepted
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-09

a NUMBER Kelly pfessman: wages
above scale. permanent. good postwar
future. Write B-l2O2. Detroit Times q
ACCOUNTS payable junior clerk. down
town wholesale house. fne postwar or
portunity 4S-hour week state are
experience and draft status Address
Bor B-ai5, Detroit Times 81.
AIRCRAFT ENGINEERS - Here's your
chance 10 help build psi Mustangs in
southern California We can use de-
sieners. stress analysts model builders.
serodynsmicists craftsmen and lofts
men. See North American Aviation rep.
resentative az your nearest USES ofgice
AIRCRAFT arc weiders. certified on
chrome molly, aircraft tubular steel. top
rates, 5S hours per week Aero Products
Co. 1850 Cratiot, PR 1900
AN ATTRACTIVE opening for young
man, 25 10 rs years old for shipping
and receiving department. expeflcnce
preferred. postwar position Assurad n
able 20 qualify. Michigan Die Casting
Co. ee5l East : Mile Rd.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-09
FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Fred G.. Marshall Sons, Inc.
HOME FOR FUNERALS
3ds2 T. JEFFERSON ~ 2lTs-T9
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-09

SHOE REPAIR men, experienced with
ployment. good opportunity pleasant
environment. Apply sth Floor. X. II.
Fy'e and Company. Woodward, al
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-09

LAYOUT man tplantl Applicant must
Pee familiar with machine sa9p and
assembly nAe practice and be able 70 lay
llt any given production program. Tele-
phone "A 5000. Mr Marsh The
Tin kcn-Detroit Axle Co.. 43l5 West
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-09

SENIOR auditors. men qualified 10 con-
due, sudits and Investments. capable OF
complete audit OF general system Of
accounts. able 20 write own reports on
examinations. Apply Hudson Motor Car
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-09

JUNIOR GIRI.s-FuI time. FOR inSpec-
lion and stock department.: l6 70 al
years, girls living at home preferred.
Telephone inquiries are not satisfactory.
please apply In person al employment
ofhce, lSth foor. The J. l.. Hudson Co.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-09

LOsT-Crurn wdtrn. F0d band 3 cia-
nondE ylrInItv cf GEsYlt cas-. -
20 Ni'e Rd. Ressrc. IL 2.9o27 CT
TE i-7S7s JHCNCn
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-09

KITCHEN MIN and pof,ers Meals. uni
'cFug furnignC1- no niErts sundays,
holidays Telephone inquiries are not
-stislactCTy. Please Apply 90 person at
cng '9yment Office. i4th floor. The J. L.
hudson ca
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-09

SHEET metal worker with spinning ex-
perience. for experimental department.
best transportation Apply General Spring
Bumper Division. 1850 East Grand Blvd
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-09

SHEARING helpers wanted; 5s-hour
week: steady postwar Jobs available
Detroit Steel Corp. 1o25 s. Oakwood.
near Dir.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-09

KITCHEN and cleaning woman; closed
sundays and holidays. meals and uni
forms furnished. apply nearest store or
Sanders
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-09

TOOL MISUNDERSTANDING and layout:
tools. figs. fixtures and special tools.
essential work. long postwar program:
experienced men only Apply 1918 w.
Fort or call Mr. Marsh. Ia $500. The
Timken-Detroit Ana Co.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-09

SETUP men. thread rollers. bolt trim
ners, experienced. Federal Screw Works.
34Ol Martin Ave
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-09

CRAFTSMEN. Layout. checkers. de-
iaiielg, expegienced on cutting tools
and special machine design. Postwar
fuiVry. 54.hqur week. KK-Cell-O Corp.
ldlOl TAlrd
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-09
rOtIzfI-Gndfrey. heloyed hushsna

O.. is45. william y.
beloved husband ~ Anne fnee TeiRrsl
dear father of william n MIS- Eyelyn
Hayes Funeral from residence. 272s
Marquette, Saturday a. 10 80 A. N.
anA 81 90. L-L-..n ~ ] ------.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-09

INDUSTRIAL NURSE Tor afternoon
.Ilft. Must be willing TO assume ma
irons dutIcS along with first aid work
good postwar possibilities. Whitman d
Barns. 2OT5 W. Lafayette.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-09

GIRL for retail coal office. steady.
Write Box B-347s. Detroit Times 81.
GIRL DRUMMER 10 complete band:
Preferably cast vide. Dk 442s.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-09
FEMALE HELP WANTED

AL COOK FOR northern summer resort.
July l 10 sept. 30. good wages. La
nsfG
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-09

SENIOR DETATLERS-Aytomo ex-
peFience required. Write Box B-31s5.
Detroit Times, al
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-09
FEMALE HELP WANTED

EoysrAiN biis woman meals and uni
forms furnished. closed sundays and
holidays Apply nearest store. 5 10 ;. or
100 Oakman Blvd. Fred Sanders.
FOUNTAIN GIRLs-Good pay. uniforms
furnished. g0ld hears and working con-
eipons Apply Ligget DIeg Co, 1900
Woodward.
GENERAL office W0rk. permanent posi-
ti1ns many ADVANTAGES. downtown loca-
uen. company-wide Tecreati0nal ana so
clal Activities. group Insurance avail
able, Ecufement plan. Apply personnel
office. sixth rooF. Michigan Console
dated Gas Co, Clifford and Bagley-
GENERAL OFFICE Work. good postwar
JOB. pleasant working conditions. Apply
employment office, Bagley Avenue en-
trance Hotel Siauer.
| GENERAL hQusfhoTk. cooking. small
ianiiy. good salary refer. NJ 500.
GENERAL. housesorG. no laundry. stay
nights, good salary. US 3-SO23.
GIRLS. WOMEN inexperienced. 20
learn salad making rOil making. meat
, cooking. cleaning women. dian washers.
Work IN Pleasant surroundings. no sun
day, holiday OF late evening hours.
meals and uniforms furnished. Apply
Ioom oi2 Empire Building. corner
Washington Blvd and Clifford. sTOUF-
FERS RESTAURANTS.
CIRLs-t4l. 1928. free to travel.
experience unnecessary. special conzld-
GRAFTON given sX sgryicewOmeni average
500 month 70 start. transportation
I furnished. expenses advanced. Apply
hr Or Mrs. Wilkes. Fort Wayne Hotel.
] Cass az Temple. lO-l2 q. m., In per
son only. Don't phone.
GIRLS Excellent openings at the tele-
( phone company. operators. clerical, bust
T meas office. Apply Michigan Bell Tele-
/ phone Co, or lat Floor General Mo-
I t1iS Blcg,
TGIRLs, WOmEu. Is 70 55. nigh school
/ 5 adustes preferred. 20 learn banking,
I day or night NOrk. Also girls or women
with cashiers experience f0r teller posi-
/ icns. Commonwealth Bank, Dime Bldg.
/ GIRL for upstairs work. fond Of chil:
7 dFga, say nights. IIbefal tine OF good
I pay lG66o Shrewsbury. US 4-0273
GIRL for general housework. no laun.
I dry. no cOgGing. private room. good
salary. UN 2-s529
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-09

Observation-Disclosures earnings intro
ducing our home University Encyclopedia
and Master Guide Bible on convenient
weekly payments. Full or part time.
Experience not necessary. L, B. Price
The Nome nugget., 1945-11-14
Colonel James G. Truitt
 Returns After Locating VLedO-Burma Road Line

Colonel James C.. Truitt, Seat tie and Alaska Army Engineer of- ficer. returned to Seattle yester- day wearing the Legion of Merit and it's Chinese equivalent, the Order of Cloud and Banner, for his work in locating the present line of the Ledo-Burma road.
 Going to the China-Burma-I In dia theater of operations after surveying the Rocky Mountain Trench as a possible location for Ia rail line to connect Alaska with the U. s. and Canadian shipping points, Col. Truitt left the Seattle Army Engineer District in Sept, 1943.
 From Ledo, a railhead in north east India, he surveyed the road route across India to the Burma SChina border. Surveying was fol lowed closely by clearing and construction of the pioneer road, progress depending, he said, up on defense movements of Chinese and American forces battling Jap armies. We insisted on advancing rapidly but we had no intention of constructing a road for the
The Nome nugget., 1945-11-14

l944, at a time when the proposed site was still 65 miles beyond any survey point and lay in Jap-held territory. Information was limited to few photographs of the gen. eral area and oral descriptions by British agents in the locality prior to the Jap invasion. The stretch of river in Central Burma was flooded by the monsoon season from May through Sept, with flash floods from the Himalaya slopes in March.
 Aug. 1, few days before the fall of Myitkyina, Truitt made an aerial reconnaissance of the bridge site and in Sept. was able to start a location party surveying. Using barges for pontoons and military deck truss on hand at various To- calities in the CBI, he began con- struction Jan. 12 and finished the morning of Mar. 31, l945. Full traffic to reinforce Chinese-Amer- ican lines began to roll the same day, at least 60 days before es- pecially fabricated bridge materi- als could have arrived from the U. s.
 A veteran of World War I, Trl.- it was called to active military duty with the rank of It. Col, while principal civilian engineer in charge of construction in the
The Nome nugget., 1945-11-14

Seattle Army Engineer office. His first military assignment was to organize and commence survey of the proposed Trans-Cana n Alaska rail route.
 This survey, more than 2,000 miles from Prince George, B. C., to Northern Alaska, was accom- pliShed under Truitt's direction in the face of adverse winter condi- tionS and in the shortest time for any survey in the history of Amer ican railroading. Air reconnais- sance was used for the first time in location of a rail survey line. Pole boats, pack trains and char tered planes were necessary to supply Truitt's survey parties in remote parts of Alaska.
 Col. Truitt was born in Vinita, Oklahoma, graduated from What com High School in Bellingham, and attended the University of Washington College of Engineer ing. He first went to Alaska in 1916 on location and construction of the Alaska Railroad, resigning in 1917 to enlist n the Corps of Engineers.
 Commissioned from the lst En- gineer School at Langre, France. in 1918, he was with the famous Sightseeing 9th" Engi n e CTS. named because they were so ac- tive in French combat lines and he took part in the Meuse-Ar- gonne and Gerardmer offensives. F Ol owing the Armistice, he served as an engineer instructor for American troops at Beanne University, France, resigning to return to the Alaska Railroad.
 In 1925, he joined the War De- partment River and Harbor Dis
The Nome nugget., 1945-11-14
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER IA, 1s45

Japs to retreat on," he said.
 Truitt had high praise for the daring and industry of Chinese troops working with his American Engineers soldiers.
 Location and construction of the pilot road took until Sept, l944, with the final construction forces following closely behind advance units. From Sept. until March, l945, he was assigned to aerial reconnaissance and bridge con- struction along the Ledo Road.
 He was commanding officer of all American forces in the East ern Area Command, a territory between the Burma-China border and Running, with headquarters at Wanting. Back on 45-day leave to visit his father, James s. Truitt of Bellingham, former at torney- general for Alaska, he will report to Ft. Lewis for further orders.
 According to the Seattle Army Engineer office, Truitt was com mended by Maj. Gen. Lewis A. Pick for his resourcefulness in constructing the remote IrraWad- dy River Bridge on the Ledo road ahead of schedule under unfavor- able supply conditions.
 Pressed for details, Truitt said the bridge was ordered June 8,
The Nome nugget., 1945-11-14

trict at Juneau, coming to the Seattle Engineer District head quarters in 1882. He received his full colonelcy in Dec, 1942.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-05-03
"Srbobran" izmenuo .meIodiju

U broiu cd Is. aprila "Srbobran" ie
doneo uvodnik, "Dozvolite da narod bira
demokraciju', pod kojim je potpisan
nekakav e."
Dakle, sam naslov dava impresiiu
da SUI element koji Sc okupllaju oko
te sovinistiGke %novine, j skrabalu pc
Moi, zaista pravi demokrati. A mi Sc
vrlo dobro secamo kada le "Srbobran'
branio A~leksandrovu diktaturu. Tada
nije bio "a "demokratiju'.
Sve kapitalisticke struje traze de
mokratiju" kada oni, Ill INFLOW nlsu ma
vlasti. A kada dodiu ma vlast onda ic
nece. Onda zagovaraju, brane j una
predjuju diktaturu.
To je jedna promena melodiJe. f
druga je ova:
"Nas Sc vrlo malo III nimalo ne tice
kakva je demokraciia u SovjetskoI Ju-
Mi -. Ako je ruski narod z~adovolJan
sa demokracijom kakvu je zaveo j kakvu
provadja Sovjetska vlada, to je niegova
stvar." Tako "Sr5obran" glagolise u po-
mention uvodriku.
A da ie tai skrabalo, q, pogledao
u rama izdania te svoje novire u pred
ratnih dvadeset godina, nasae bi prayu
suprotnost tome. "~sSrbobran" ME govo-
rio rani.je da, "Ako je ruski na~od Ia
dovolian sa demokracijom kaEvu l. "a
veo", "to je njegova stvar'. To je ne
kada bila "Srbobranova" stvaf. On e
zamerao njihovoj ~denokratiji i podup'
rao je caristicku kliku i nikada ME
~osudjivao Jugoslaviiu, sto ie dala uto-
ci$ta i materijalnu pomoc VrangeloVcl-
MA kada su stigli u Beograd.
Kako to 1judi moraju da okreeu ka-
banicu. sad ovako, sad onalzO,
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-05-03
| Rusima "demokratija" sluzi
"a igracku

u istom uvodniku "Srbobran" citira
sovietski casopis koji izlazi Il Moskvi,
"Rat i Radnicka HASA, koji prikazuje,
iako sa blagim tonom, da tai casopis laze
O demokratiji. Jedan dec cd tin %citata, a
il pera A. Sokolnikova. glasi:
"Bilo bi notpuno be- made zahtevati
da Sc u svina drzavama Europe zavede
demokracija englesko-americkog kova.
To bi sacinjavalo stvaranja nemira u
unutrasnjem stanju drugih naroda koli
Sc ne b dao nicim %opravdati; pokuSoj
da inn Sc nametnu politi6ki kanoni IL
vdnd.'
"Srbobran" istice da Sc has to cini
cd Sovjetskog Saveza, sto Sc u clanku
Sokolova osudjuie. Istina je da sovjets-
ka vlada nema nista c~istije ruke u IVA
djanju raznih vlada u 'oslobodjenim'
zemljama, nego sto III imaju druge We
like sile, narcotic Britannia. "Srbobran'
lie u tome tacan.
Ali, donekle je opravdan i gospodin
Sokolov, kada kaze da ne bi ~valjalo ne
kome nametnuti demokratiju "englesko-
americkog" "a on v%erovatno misli / SOW
jetskog) kova. Taean je u toliko u kohl
ko sovjetska vlada ne namece svoi, SOW
ietski. oblik vladavine niiednoj zemlji
izvan Rustic. Ona NINA namece elsto
kapitalisticku upravu, koju u nekim
zemljama, ma primer u Bugarskoj, mase
skoro da nehtedose primiti.
Ma ovoj tacci Russia nije bolja cd
njenih zapadnih saveznika. Ona Je JOS
i CORA, il razloga sto Sc nju smatra so
ciialistickom'' zemljom a namece ka-
pitalisticke vladavine svojim susedima.
U ostalom "%Srbobran' Sc nije pro-
TWO kada SUI sc Amerika i Britannia me-
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-05-03

zene da Sc razilaze pc obali, Marquis stavi svoje vojnike
u kretanje, naredi i'm da Sc spuste dole nz utvrdje-
MIA, i da Sc prisunjaju tho, pod zaklonom kamenja
senkis koje ono baca, sa namerom da iskasapi veliki
broj herojskih zena, ciju neustrasivost rojalisti okusise
wise cd jednom ma svoju zalost, da pohvata nekoliko
Nth "a orgije u satoru vojvode cd Anjoua. Saglasno,
nakon otkrica njihove zasede cd prve puscane paljbe,
Marquis cd Montbara pohita sa svojim vojnicima ma
zaprepascene i neutrality-suspicious. zene, deruci Sc:
Poubijajte sve stare! Zarobite najlepse najmladje.
Bozija krv! vi mozete lako raspoznati lepe devojke cd
starih i %nagrdnih! Mesec je svetao!
-. Prior koji je sledio bese strasan "a gledanje.
Mnoge cd "starih" behu nemilosrdno iskasapljene, kao
stor je ~naredjeno cd katolickog kapetana. Druge, koje
izbegose p~uscanu paljbu ~zapoceti pokolj, nalazeci
Sc nenaoruzane i nesposobne da Sc odupru vojnicima,
ttazfse sigurnosti u ~bezanju u pravcu kapije Diva Nina.
Trete ostase ma svom zemljistu branise Sc sd ener-
gijom ocaja protiv gardista koji n~astojase da III po-
hvataju. Medju poslednjima nalazila Sc i Cornelia,
kojaa,,u toj burr, bese rastavljena sa Theresom Renne-
pontt,n dok ODE nastojahu da dodju u grad. Marquis cd
Montbara, desio Sc u blizini gde Sc Cornelia borila u
rukama nekoliko vojnika, i udaren sa devojkinom
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-05-03

lepotom, viknu svojim ljudima: Budite oprezni,
nemojte je ozlediti drzite je zivu! Bozija krv, ona
je kraljevska hrana! ia sam nju rezervisao "a Mon
seigneura vojvodu cd Anjoua.
Cornelija, CHA Sc rama ponovno otvorila u borbi
sa vojnicima, osecase Sc da gubi jakost svest radi
izgubljene krvi. Ona pade u nesvest pred noge Mont
bara. Pc ~njegovoj naredbi diva cd ~njegovih gardista
digose je "a noge ramona, odnesose je kao les. Ne
koliko drugih roceloiskih zena, koje ~takodjer behu
odnesene z%arobljene ma utvrdjenje zalivskog procelJa,
koje sada lei u rusevinama Cd manevra kapetana Mi
ranta, behu te noel zrtve brutalnosti kapetana
vojnika. Konaeno mnoge druge uspese da stignu do
kapije Diva Nina u momentu kada ceta protestanata,
privusena cd zvuka puscane paljbe izleti IL grada i
hitase u pravcu obale. Jao, oni SUI zakasnili! Wee je
nadolazeci talas poplavio mrtve i umiruce zrtve roja-
listicke zasede. Voda vec dostize podnozje kamenja i
zaustavi progress Roceloisa. Oni ne mogahu goniti ne
~prijatelja koji, medju drugim zarobljenicima, odne-
sose umtrvljeno telo cerke kapetana Miranta, u tome
ulom Gasu kada je tai smell norman stigao u sidriste
u pristanistu La Rochenea u sredini poklica stanov-
nika.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-05-03
Nj logicno nj uljudno

"Saliivi" (zaista saljivD list, "ce-
sail, kog smo i ranije u OWN stupcima
reSetali prikazili ga "a n sto on jeste,
imeno, da je radje sovinisticki nego salji-
vi list, javio nam Sc opet i u svome
majskom izdanju.
On mas naziva "Jugoslavenskom
Socijalistickom partiiom", "kojoj je Sc
di$te II Cleveland, O." i opet ponavlja
nekakVe brbljarije 0 nasem "poVraca-
niu Bugu i crkvi". Ne znamo otkuda
mu je to doslo ma pamet.
Mi Sc ne zovemo "Jugoslavenska
Socijalisticka partija", nego Jugosla-
venska Federacija Socijalisticke Rad
nicke Partije. A sediste Partije nije u
CleveIandu nego IL New Yorku, brenda
sediSte Federaciie ieste u Clevelandu.
"CeSalj'' Sc dale potsmejava sd broj-
MIN staniem nase Federacije.
Dragi mas zbrkani "Cesljicu", kada
hi ii imao i pojma 0 ~istoriji i velikim
~dru$tvenim dogadjaiina koji su bill re-
zultat bas ovako malih grupa ljudi, na
primer Lincolnovi abolicionisti, Wash
ingtonovi revolucionari, kolonisti, Leni-
now bolisevici it'd, ii Sc ne bi usudio
tako govoriti. Znao hi da &c ii Sc u
lice tai "argumenat" povratiti.
Sve velike istorijske revolucije pro
pagirane SUI kroz duga vremena, pa cak
i z~apoGiniate Cd jedne male ~''beznatai-
ne" grippe ljudi. Nije p~rvenstveno u pi-
tanju koliki je broj, nego kakva su ma
celia da Ii o~dgovaraju duhu vren1ena.
Takodjer ceprka 0 "svecevina', o
'pravoslavnim'' i "katolicima" u nasim
redovina, kao da tako neSto kod mas
postoii. Pametnije bi ucinio da nam Sc II
opSte ne ~javlja. A mi ceno MENU pr
Sit pc koji sanar S ma vreme,
sveiedno.