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Detroit evening times., 1945-11-11
Jewel coIors

THE popular star Of one col
lection was a smaller bag
with rolled-edge Upper top.
n1ade of jcwel-tone satins
emerald, sapphire, ruby jet,
silver, gold-as well as
brown and black, sophist-
Gated stripes and French
and Persian brocades; 1t
can be used with dress-up
daytime clothes or evening
frocks. It's a perfect bag
for the theatre and dinner.
For more festive occasions,
you might add your own
iewelled clip to it or your
corsage. And it would make
a wonderful gift. Keep it
in mind with Christmas not
too far off.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-11
By BETTY SLOAN

NY/OMEN'S handbags,
w like their hats, have a
new silhouette this season.
The bags show roundness
and fullness, reflecting the
"global trend in today"s
fashion.
At a recent preview of a
collection of newly designed
bags, many were outstand-
ing i'm beauty. All were
feminine, beautifully made
and artistically styled. Fine
quality fabrics, soft folds.
supple drapings. careful
shirrings and interesting
dressmaker details m a d e
them distinctive in a season
Of fine bags. They are
meant TO add a dramatic
and luxurious touch TO
every costume throughout
the day into night.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-11
Galaxy Of Fabrics

IN THIS collection, hand
! processed 1000 josefelt is
cleverly manipulated into
PRACTICAL daytime bags, ac-
centcd with mock tortoise
shell tops and ornaments;
one with a wide felt handle
serves as a wrist warmer"
High-luster rayon satin of
Silken softness is used in a
series of dressy bags for
parties and the theatre. This
is one of the popular fabrics
this season; you'll find satin
trim on everything from
head to toe. Contrasting
satin Innings, especially
American beauty red In a
black bag, are popular.
One hundred per cent
wool broadcloth, wi tn a
high sheen and smooth sur.
face resembling suede is
used for bags 10 go with
suede shoes. Cordera and
faille are two other interest
ing fabrics used for this
winters all.purpose bags.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-11

Mrs. Alexander
Coclirhnc Forbes
Ea,s POuds Dry
SAtn Z ram gIues
M ioreiy s9HeniRg
heip."
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-08-04
JERSEY BOXER
RATED A GREAT
PRO PROSPECT

Several New York fight man.
ayers are biting their nails and
wailing loudly over what has been
lightly called the. New Jersey
situation" Stop for a minute and
listen 10 the ranting. and you will
probably hear something like this:
Hes the best middleweight
prospect on the east coast, and his
papa will not allow him 10 turn
pro-. The boy is dream in ac-
ton; he is built like Joe heavy
weight champion Louis) an d
moves around like John Henry
Lewis" This is high praise indeed
coming from the experienced
minions Of Jacobs Beach.
The object of this concerted at
tention is Stewards Mate First
Glass Jackie Corum, 29-year old
native Of Orange, N. J. Jackie has
been in the Navy for two years,
but in the three years before
answering the call to arms he was
rated as one OF the best amateur
fighters on the Seabosrd. Having
met and held his own with many
fistic topnotchers In gyms and
club exhibitions.
SOME OF HIS opponents were
Bernard Green. Lew jenkins. Pat
Comisky. Tami Mauriello. and
other noted boxers along the
coast. Jackie began fighting as az
amateur while a student at East
Hanover high. Of Orange After
overcoming serious parental OBJ
jections. he won the middleweignt
championship IN the Golden Belt
tourney Of 1912 His parents for
babe him 10 enter the Golden
Gloves competition Fighting later
as q lightheavyweight. he lost only
two close decisions in some 26
fights.
THE NEW YORK wise boys KEEP,
all paths 10 New Jersey hot. but
Papa Corum would not be swayed
from the opinion that none of his
boys should fight as professionals.
See BOXER. Page II
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-08-04

Last month Detroit sport fans
were treated 20 one NJ the best
fight attractions In recent months
when Leroy Willis and Leon Spen-
Ger met in their lightweight bou',
with Willis winning the duke, This
month. Friday. August 3, Sampson
Powell and Jimmy Edgar. will
tsngle in another Natural" Both
BOYS are mlddleWeights
THERE ARE several interesting
sidelightS to the Edgar Powell
bout. Both Powell and Spencer are
former Cleveland fighters. while
Willis and Sergeant Edgar are
popular local boxers who rose
through the amateur ranks to
championship status. and then en-
gagged in highly successful pro
careers in Detroit rings.
The parallel does not stop there,
however. When Sgt. Jimmy Edgar
crawls through the ropes Friday
evening he will be seconded by
Eddie Futch, who also second
ed Willis in his winning. effort
against Spencer. Powell will be
seconded by Dave Clark, former
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-08-04
Poweu-Edgar Bout Will
Be Another Good Match

lishtheavyweight contender. Clark
acted as second for Spencer in the
Willis bout.
BOTH Clark and Futch are very
popular II local fight circles, and
are much sought after as trainers
and seconds for visiting fighters
as well az Detroit fistic hopefuls.
After going out on a very thin
limb, and predicting clear-cut
victory for Spencer in the Willis
Spencer bout, Dave Clark is pro-
ceeding TO saw it off near the tree,
in his predictions OF Powell VIC
tory, in the Edgar fight.
After being told that Sergeant
Edgar planned 10 work inside and
attempt 10 end the fight with short
punches, the voluble Clark replied,
Sampson is too heavy. too tall,
and punches too hard for Jimmy,
and il Edgar gets inside SIMPSONS
guard It will be only to hang on
and protect himself. ! am sure
that the fight Will not go the
limit"
Many fans agree with Clark
that the Edgar-Powell fight will
not 90 the distance. hut few
seem 70 believe that Powell will
be standing upright at the end.
Other eadliners Friday
nights card include another 10
rounder between Jimmy Joyce
brother Of lightweight contender
Willie Joyce, and Bill Eddy. hare
hitting south paw from Flint
Verne Mitchell. young heavy
weight, with an unbroken strini
Of 10 knockouts to his credit sine,
turning pro.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-08-04
NewStadiumMay
Be Segregated,
Thanks To Bilbo

WASHINGTON, d. C.-tNNPA)
Plans for segregating Negroes in
the proposed War Memorial Sta
dunn for the nations capital
where the Army-Navy football
games Of the future may be played
are rumored 10 be included and
shown on the preliminary architec-
tural drawings prepared by Texas
architect under Sen Theodore Bill
bo's direction. Bilbo, as chairman
Of the Senate District committee, is
virtually mayor OF the District Of
Columbia.
Reports. as yet unconfirmed,
say the drawings show separate
box offices where whites and Ne
sroes are to purchase tickets. A
staircase leading to the peanut
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-08-04
u 2TT RHEUMATIC PAIN


II you want pain-relieving help,
perhaps you can open your
own way toward deliverance
others have enjoyed. Make up
your mind you're going to get
busy and use something that
gets to work quickly on rheu-
matte pain. You want help you
can feel and if you get it you'll
be grateful. So get C-2223,
If you suffer from muscular
aches and pains due to exer-
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-08-04

else or exposure sometimes
called rheumatic PAIN or mus
cular lumbago. Don't be put
off with ifs or butts. Don't just
keep on complaining and bor-
ing your friends with your
troubles. Caution: Use only az
directed. First bottle purchase
price of C-2223 refunded if
not satisfied. 60c and $1.00
sizes. Be sure that you al
ways ask for and get C-2223.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-08-04
Chronicle Teams To Play Tripleheader At Linton Park
TOP INDIVIDUAL
STARS TOPLAY
IN BIG GAMES

A gala time is planned for all
fans and supporters OF the Michi-
gan Chronicle intermediate league
next week in their big Chronicle
league day celebration at Linton
park. Modern and Dequindre
streets On Sunday. August IL. the
six leading league teams will meet
in a triple-header program at the
park
With the first half champions,
Mosley AC. and the runner-up
Royal Vikings heading the pro-
gram. two other teams sure TO
qualify for the big celebration pro-
gram are the Trojans and the
Brewster Recreation teams. Jimmy
Browns Palmer House team from
Van Antwerp playground and the
SoJourner Truth Kings will be bat
thing along with the Wolverines
and the Rene team for the last
two spots on the program.
THE ACES. we'll up in the race
during the last half. and the tail
end King Solomon Church team
are rated only an outside chance
10 win enough games during the
next two weeks OF league play to
qualify for places on the triple
header program.
The Leagues two home run
leaders. Paul Maux, pitcher-out-
fielder. NJ the Vikings and Phillip
Latimore slusging outfielder for
Coach Leroy Dozier's champion
ship Mosley team. will appear in
the, big game, Both players have
slapped out eight round trip blows.
Other league stars expected to
glitter in the championship set
ting are Alvin Powell who struck
out 81 batters in nine games, while
winning six and losing three for
the second place Vikings Luther
Farley and Robert Reed, star
pitchers for Mosley; Big Junior
Spears, the leagues best all-around
player, and Teddy Brown, ace
pitcher. both Of Brewster. as well
az Lefty Justice and Sammy
Brooks of the Trojans.
MOSLEY AC again jumped into
! the lead spot IN the league as tney
won their first two games OF the
second half race. The Aces also
got off to a flying start by winning
two games on the strength OF some
alright flinging on the part OF
Pitcher Rocker. They stopped the
TroianS in close game four runs
to three. and the Rene team by n
nine TO four run total. With all
league teams swinging into action
this week. next weeks standings
should reveal some interesting
| facts.
The regular league meeting will
be held Friday at $50 pm,
August 3, at 666 Benton street, Di-
rector Floyd King will preside,-AH
team managers are urged to attend.
Bring all information concerning
games played by your team dur
inK the second half.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-08-04
WAC Assigned To
School At Purdue

TUSKEGEE INSTITUTE. Ala
First 1t. Verdia May Hicksmbot-
tom, OF Pasadena. Calf, WAC
Company officer OF IT. Des Mones,
Iowa, is member OF the fourth
class OF student officers assigned
To the Womens Army Corps
school for personnel administra-
ton at Purdue university, Lafay-
cite. Ind, DR.. p. D. Patterson,
president, Tuskegee Institute, has
been informed.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-08-04
NATIONAL week
OF SPORTS FOR
NEGRO PLANNED

WASHINGTON. n C-tNNPA)
Seeking n raise the mora, level
Ameng teen.sEe Negro boys and
girls. and 10 make certain there
will hs no lsi-doWn IN me Negroes
interest IN sports sCuvlty during
the postwar PERIOD. NstonsI
Sports Foundation Inc. Washing.
ton. n c. Is sponsor~f National
Negro Sports Week. August Sill.
According Ia Foundation Presi-
dent, Dr. W. Henry Greene, for
mer Howard university football
star and prominent Washington
physician. the chief purpose 81
such an annual celebration Ia IN
"psrpetUate the memery Of Negro
athletes and 10 lend substantial
aid 10 those local organizations
Who are combating Juvenile de-
limo ueney through the use Of
sports"
POINTING OFT that he Negro
has brought cons dersh,e prestige
II his face and country ~ has attn
leuc skill. the Foundation SAYS II
IL utilizing this brilliant record 20
lure Youngsters into he sports
field A series NJ drawings Nv prom
intni Negro srtsls depicting the
careers ~ famous Negro athletes
and brochure emphasizing the
need for more active sports pro-
gram are being distributed 10
Junior Police Corps Settlement
Houses, Csnteen Cen,srs YM and
YwcAs IN az thiokly populated Ne
gre communities.
A esmmsmorauve stamp h be-
Ing widely distributed. and meet
ins With prominent athletes ~
Vuea speakers at Boys Club are
being arranged In lieu ~ . sehed-
uled Sports Jamboree. which has
been ruled cut ny ODT order.
Other activities 81 National
Sports Foundation include: % the
establishment OF q research bureau
on Negro sports: ~ creating
greater interest in greater variety
Of sports: 49, encouraging the for
nation OF more professional and
semi professional teams; "a aiding
rollege athletic programs.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-08-04
CHRONICLE LEAGUE
SCHEDULE
Friday, August 3

Friday, August
Trojans VS.. Mosley at Mosley.
Aces VS.. Wolverines at Barstow.
King Solomon VS.. Brewster at
Maybee.
Rene VS.. Palmer House at Duffield.
Royal Vikings VS.. Wolverines al
Sherrard.
Monday. August 8
Trojans Va. Sojourner Mt Sojourner.
Aces VS.. Wolverines At Barstow.
King Solomon vs.. Royal vikings at
Sherrard.
Rene VS.. Mosley AC al Duffield.
Brewster VS.. Palmer House al
Brewster.
wednesday. August Z
Trojans VS.. Wolverines at Lincoln
School.
Aces VS.. Palmer House at Van
Antwerp.
King Solomon VS.. Mosley ut May
bee.
Rene W.. Royal vikings at Sher-
rard.
Brewster VS.. Sojourner at Brew
ster.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-08-04
YOUTHS FIGHT OVER GIRL

An argument between two teen
sge youths over an Identified
girl this week resulted in lscers-
lions 10 the face OF William Dud-
lev. Is. OF $50 T. Willis
Dudley 50 police say. was stabbed
BY Jack Boyd. Is.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-08-04

Americas stockpils OF vital tin is
at a critical low. The Japs still con-
troll 20 per cent of the worlds tin
supply and until IL can be recaptured
America must RELY on salvage for her
tn' Wash and prepare your tin cans
NOW far the next collection
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-08-04

EXCEPT FOR the Uline Arena,
there has been no segregation in
Washington for public sport events.
While the Uline Arena excludes
Negroes from ice hockey games. the
lCe-capades, rodeos, and similar
events held there. solicits Negro
patronage TO boxing matches and
seats them indiscriminately A boy
colt Of the boxing matches. spon-
sored BY the Washington Tribune,
has made boxing promotions there
Improbable. however.
In Griffith Stadium. where the
Washington Senator's play big
league baseball and the Washington
Red Skins play professional foot
ball, there is no segregation prac-
ticed or attempted. Boxing matches
held at the stadium draw large
crowds OF Negroes as well rs
whites.
At this writing. Sen. Blbo was
unavailable for comment.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-08-04

roost" section reserved for Me-
groes Il also indicated on the
drawings, II is said.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-08-04

When hot weather burns you
up, with torment Of heat rash,
heat, burn of chafe
and simple rashes, sprinkle on
Mexsana, the soothing, medi-
Gated powder. Eases itch of
mosquito bites, healing sun
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-08-04

burn and other minor skin
troubles. Mexsana is a 40
year family favorite and its
many uses make it a grand
overseas gift. Costs little, save
most in the larger sizes. It's
easy to beat the heat with
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-08-04

clings to you Tor hours. It's sWeet
scent invites romance. No wonder
Pluko is a preferred hair dressing. II
does so much to beauty your hair
And it's 80 inexpensive. Sold at TOT.
let goods counters everywhere in big
economy sises. Amber 2se. White soc
You'll never want to be without it.
once you've tried this way to love.
lier looking hair. Always demand
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-08-04
CAN BE THE GIRL
OF HIS DREAMS

That man in your life will dream about
you more often if your hair is son
smooth and lovely looking. Pluko Hair
Dressing will give il this new besut,
look. For years. Pluko has been thu
favorite hair dressing Of thousands o
smart women. You viii be delishtet
with il, tool
Wise Women Knoto
Pluko, a genuine Black and White
creation. brings an appealing gloss
to your hair. Gives lovely softness.
smoothness. And so your hair combs
out easier. 1t stays set longer. You
know you look your best duringt those
wonderful hours you're with him.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-08-04

Something More
Pluko has a fragrance allits
own. Perfume.like. Teas.
ing. Irresistible. And il
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-05-16
POLJSK GLEDE
VPRASANJA Wade v
TEzAVNI SFTUACIJI

Februarja smo v tenn liStu
porocali, da je bio izmed Cd
bora poljskih socialistov v Lon
donu ma visku krize pet odbor-
nikov za umik IL zamejne Wade
in sest, da maj ostanejo v Mi.
Dne IA. marca pa je porocal
Peter Whitney cikaskemu Sunu
IL Londona, da je nastala med
poljskimi socialist v zameistvu
nova kriza, ker je novoimeno-
vani vrhovni poveljnik poljske
armada v ~Italiji in v Sredozem-
lju zacel cistiti IL ME poljske
generate liberalnega miSljenja.
V protest proti temu je vodilni
socialist Jan Kwapinski resig-
niral IL Wade, dasi premier To-
masz Arciszewski njegovega IL
stopa nj hotel sprejeti.
Socialist ma Poljskem pa so
svojo stranko reorganiziraIi S
stalisca sodelovanja v lublinski
vladi in sodelovanja S Soviet
sko unijo. Mnogi v Londonu in
v New Yorku trdijo, da so vse
take stranke "moskovsko ma
slo" in luke v njenih rokah.
Ampak je zelo v~erjetno, da Sc
DO izkazalo, da SO pristine in "a
preobrat v Poljski ne samo v
papirnatih resolucijah, ampak
v praksi. Ma Poljskem Sc gre
sedaj zares "a preobrat cato to-
like spletk in vpitja.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-05-16
KATKA ZUPANCIc:
Nv Il i.

Tako Sc je drl Mussolini W.
dolz in vzkriz pc Italiji, dokler
nj pokrpal grdo razdrapano la
sko nieemurnost pa pohladil fl
govstvo laske vojske z blago-
denim oblizem. Poraze je pre-
tvoril v image ter ponavljal to
laz toliko casa, da je uveril zad-
MEGA Kalabreza 0 nepremaglji-
vosti laSke vojske. Znasali SO
piskre in prstane porocne "a
vojne priprave, cello v Ameriki
SO nabirali denar in zlatnino v
ia "lepi" namen. Skofje pa SO
blagoslavljali oborozeno Mus
solnijevo vojsko. Yes narod je
vzklikal Ill ducel Viva il duce!'
Kar duce rece, je vse ziva res
MICA; kar on ukrene, je vse prav
ukrenjeno -!
Pravijo, da Bog re We, zakaj
nj kozi ustvaril dolgega repa.
Ustvariti ga nj mogel niti Mus
solini vkljub vsemu prizadeva-
nju. Sledil je polom. Slavni po-
tomci slavnih R%imljanov kolne-
jo zdaj svojega cezarja. Obrcali
in opljuvali SO cello njegovo v
prahu lezece truplo
Nekateri tukajsnji listi SO pi-
sail, da 81 je italijanski narod S
tenn cinom opral svojo cast in 81
vrnil ponos .
Nj ga boljsega beleza, nego
je uspeh. Casino je bio S tanki
in bombniki zbiti bosopeto Ell
Optic ma tia. Casino je bio pozi-
gait kmetske vasi pc Grciji in
Jugoslaviji. Casino je bio pie
niti pc tuji zemlji, moriti, po-
bijati in vlaciti neoborozene lju-
di v jetniSka taboriSca. Cestno
je bilo zaseci in 81 lastitl zem-
ljo, XII jo je re mad tisoc let ma
pajala in oplajala MIN tuja sra
ga. Use to je bio casino in po-
nosno 50 Sc trkali ma "~junaska'
prsa.
Vest? Mussolinijey prapor in
crna srajca, to je bila vest. Mi
hovo orozje je blagoslovila GER
kew in papez sam moli zanie.
0 cast! V njenem siju SO Sc
svetili norci, lopovi, morilci in
bill SO v oceh MIN enakih We
Tiki modrijani, p~ostenjaki in cd
reseniki - dokler Jill je kronal
uspeh! 10 pa je velikemu mo-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-05-16

drijanu in odreseniku spodlete-
10, je tudi cast omahnila in Sc
znasla V prahu. Obrcali so 10 in
opljuvali.
Papez Jill je kritiziral. Mic
eudnega. Sal dobro We, ali bi
moral vedeti, da je bio ma pras-
mem milanskem trgu opljuvano
tudi krscanstvo, tako krscan-
stvo, XII blagoslavlja osvojeval-
no orozje v rokah organiziranih
tolp, pripravljenih, da sejejo
smrt in zlocinstvo po pokraji-
nah, do katerih nimajo pravic.
Papez hi 81 moral zapomniti, da
sta geographic rimskega kriza
in geographic laskega MEGA dvo-
je, in mec je skrbast -. Lahko
Sc potare j kriz -.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-05-16
Lavorike v pesku :.

Lakote pc tuji zemlji Sc ma
rodi do danaSnjih casov MISC
otresli. Razlika med mimi je lie
ia, do so sc nekateri, hoees ali
noceS, morali zadovoljiti S svo-
jim delezem, medtem. ko zari
drugim Sc zmerom lakota il oci.
Cd teh 81 10 nekateri tese S ko-
lonijami posluzujoc Sc pretve-
re, da je treba Siriti civilizaci-
10 KIDD SO prvi pionirji? Da,
uganili ste! Prvi SO missionary,
XII pridejo v divjino resevat du-
Sc; "a mimi oblast, XII reSuje
zemljo -. Prvi seznanjajo div
jake z Bogom, XII placuje z ne
best in kaznuje S peklom, uce
Jill brezpogojne pokorScine do
Boga in ljudi, XII Jill je sam Bog
k MIN postal - in oblast je tu-
di cd Boga -. Drugi iscejo 81
rovine in imajo namesto Boga
svetovni try v CLAW.
In preden Sc 'sosreceni" div
jaki prav zavedo, so v dvoini
mrezi. Ia civilizacijo MISC do
macini tako kmalu ali niko1i
zreli, "a izkoriScanje pa dozore
kar cez noe, ko jih prepestijo
misijonarji. = Date, zbirajte
centke "a uboge divjacke, XII ne
vedo mic o Bogu
In potem imamo Sc narode,
XII jim je donna pretesno, cato
razpisujejo nagrade "a elm vec
rojstev, elm vecji porast druzin,
da jim DO Sc tesneje. Kajti je
svet velik, in meje so lie "a take
kot smo vi in JAZZ, XII imamo boz
zje in cloveske postave mad
sabo.
Ia narode je pa to drugace.
Pojavi Sc Mussolini, pojavi Sc
Hitler, XII Sc spoznata ma naro-
dove srce, spoznata, da je treba
narodu nekakSne device Orle-
anske, da ga povede il vsesplo-
she zmede in obubozanosti.
"Prevarani smo!" Sc celjusti
eden, ga nase image smo bill
preslabo naplacani! JAZZ, JAZZ, JAZZ
vas povedem do novih zmag, do
zemlje in blagostanja, XII gre
slavnim potomcem slavnih
Rimljanov. ziveti nevarno lie
ziveti junaskol In mi, mi smo
narod junakovl"
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-05-16

bila skozi do kaptulacije izborno organizirana in v stanu produ-
clratl ogromne kolicine raznega blaga? Jasno, ia nenska ekono-
Mia je vsled poraza in poruSenih NEST povsem liz tia.
Iorej DO treba nekaj graditi popolnoma cd kraja. Kako?
Mar ma zadruzni, kolektivni podlagi? In &c ne ma kolektivni, ali
bodo nemski kapitalsti zmozni ustvarni "izobilieo u sistemu
Xxi ga sedaj V Zed. drzavah radi lepsega imenuiemo free enter
prise?
Kako Sc bodo glede tega domenile Russia, Anglia in Zed.
drzave?
Use je Sc v negotovosti. vemo pa, da v ekonomskih nazorih
III med Rusijo ma eni in Anglijo ter USA ma drugi mic skupnega.
In kako hi tudi moglo biti, &c pa eden veriame v privatno
zagovarja sistem kolektivnega lastnistva V korist splosnosti
Razredni BOZ Sc toTej nadaljuje, neglede kako Sc ogibaio pi-
znal to resnico. In nadaljeval Sc DO, dokler ne postanejo rudniki.
ljudska posest.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-05-16
V ~komPonioh inoio obiIo
denorio demokrofi in
repUbIikonci

Senator Guffey, demokrat IL
Pennsylvania, je v senatu ne.
davno ~izjavil, da SO potrosili re-
publikanci v niegovi draw v
lanski volilni kampanji tri mi
lijone tri sto tisoc dolarjev in Sc
Jim je ostalo "a prihodnjo KAN
panic 1915, 600.
To pomeni, da lahko dobe re-
publikanci V eni DRAW vec "a
svojo volilno kampanio v enem
volilnem boju, kot pa je p~rejela
" take namene denarja social
STIGMA stranka v casu vsega svo-
iega obstoja. To je sicer demo-
kracija, ampak napacne sorte,
ker 10 kapitalizem poseduje.