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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-06-15

wonders and vices of large cities
worked to the detriment of a race
that can ill-afford to lose control of
it's children?
The question is serious. It is
grave. Its implications are more
profound than even the fight we
are engaged in for social, political
and economic recognition and equal
ity; for even if we gain these
things, we cannot reap the full
benefits from them if We persist in
turning our backs on what our chill
dren are doing and committing the
cardinal error of not doing some
thing about it.
Stock Answers Plentiful
The subject is touchy. The pro-
fessors and educators who have
made long and laborious studies of
the problem have ready-made an
swers to fit each question. For a
while these stock answers sufficed.
But times move ahead. Still, how
ever, the experts persist in what
should be recognized as an ap-
proach full of holes. Greater rec
reational facilities" they will tell
you when asked what are the major
means with which to combat juven-
lie delinquency. The parents, they
will say, really cannot be blamed
because of the economic inequali-
ties they suffer on account of race
and color" To properly rear chill
dren, to bring up youngsters that
they may dodge the discipline of
the scaffold or electric chair or
penitentiary cell, the experts de-
mand for every Negro a modern
six room house, running hot and
cold water in each room, automatic
toilets, automobile, garage, swim
ming pool, somebody to work the
garden, a maid, perhaps, a butler,
and a salary of not less than $3.50
a week.
Truth is, the best remedy for
"bad" children is the old-fashioned
peach tree switch, or if you don't
live in Georgia, dads razor strop
applied with the same vigor that
grandma and grandpa used so effec-
lively in stopping the young ones
from lying, stealing, cussing, play
ing hooky, fighting, and so forth.
To date, no other remedy has been
as good. In those days the neigh
bors took hand in helping the kids
in the neighborhood and they
would apply the switch or palm of
the hand as readily as ma or pa
and with the fervant thanks and
sanction of the parents who were
not around when the offense was
committed.
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Yours truly,
Cpl. Maurice L. Copeland.
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and Market Street run South o.
03' East along the West line OF
Market Street 376. 10 feet TO a point
Of beginning; thence continue
South O. 03' East along the West
line Of Market Street 684.36 feet;
thence South SO 81 West 165.0O
feet; thence North o. 03' West
684.86 feet; thence North So 81
East 1880 feet to the point of
beginning; containing 1884 acres,
being Lot 4 of Lot 81, share 6,
Lot 80, share 9, and the South
100 feet of Lot 80, share 3, OF
Eugenia BaptiSte Tract.
PARCEL &c: From the South
west corner of Lincoln Avenue
and Market Street run South o.
03' East along the West line of
Market Street 1850 feet to a
point of beginning; thence con-
tinue South o. 03' East along the
West line of Market Street 10000
feet; thence South 80 ST. West
1880 feet; thence North o. 03'
West 10000 feet; thence North
80 81 East 1890 feet to the
point of beginning; containing
0.758 acres, more or less, being
Lots 4. 5, 6 and Z of the Sub
division of the North 1874 feet of
Lot 80, share 3 of Eugenia Bap-
tiste Tract.
The Southeast corner of Lin
coin Avenue and Market Street,
referred to in the description of
some of the individual parcels; is
the same Southeast corner of
said streets as is particularly de-
scribed in the description of
Tracts A, b, and G, and the
Southwest corner of said Lincoln
Avenue and Market Street, re-
ferred to in the description of
some of the individual parcels, is
the same corner as is particular
Iy described in the description of
Tracts d and f.
Witness the Honorable S. e.
Mize, Judge of the District Court
of the United States, and the
seal thereof, this 23rd day of
January, 1945.
(SEAL)
b. l.. TODD, JR.,
Clerk.
1-26 % 80
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CONTRACT NOTICE

Notice Is hereby given that a
contract for the furnishing of one
Patrol Motor Grader for Super
visors' District No. s in accord.
ance with specifications on file
with the Clerk Of the Board OF
Supervisors, will be let to the
lowest bidder on
MONDAY. the 9Th day of FEB
RUARY. i945.
All bids are required 10 bc
sealed and filed with the Clerk
on br before IL o'clock NJ. on said
date. Bond will be required OF
Contractor and the Board re-
serves the right 10 reject any and
all bids filed.
BY order of the Board. January
q, 1915.
FRED TAYLOR.
Clerk.
K. w. BURNHAM,
President.
1-ie. l-26. 2-2. 30
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NON REsIDENT NOTICE


THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
To: u. S. NICHOLSON, dba
AMERICAN BY-PRODUCTS co,
GIG. Rowan Building, Los Ange-
les -, California; CHERRY
and RUBIN. and CHERRY
& RUBIN CO, SCI East First
Street. Los Angeles, California.
You are summoned to appear
before the Chaneery Court of the
County of jackson in said State,
on The Second Monday of March
A. D., 1g45, At Rules, to defend
suit No, 9l83 in said Court of
Israel Shemper. dba Army Shoe
Supply Store VS.. ID. s. Nicholson.
dba American By-Products Co,
ct al, Wherein YOU are a defend
ant. and wherein Complainant
seeks NONRESIDENT attachment in
Chancery against Railway Ex-
press Agency and Nj. r. Fillingane,
and a judgment against above
named defendants for $1,000 80,
together with costs, interest, etc,
as Is fully set out in bill Of COM
plant on file.
This goth day of January a.
D.. 1915.
FRED TAYLOR,
Clerk. Chancery Court,
Jackson County, Mississippi.
1T %. %. 2-f6, 2-23
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ADVERTISEMENT
SALE OF SCHOOL BUS BODY

Notice is hereby given that
scaled proposals will be received
up 10 Saturday, February "a,
1915. at 8 A M, for the sale of a
school bus body. Same may be
inspected at the Fair Grounds al
Pascagoula, Miss.
The right is reserved TO reject
any and all bids.
Cashiers Check in the sum of
ten per cent of the bid must ac-
company each bid.
A. F. Megehee, Chairman
T. E. Johnson, Secretary
Jackson County School Board.
At %, 20, 2-I6, 2-23
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NOTICE TO NON RESIDENT
NO. ale7

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
70: EARLY McCASKELL
BROWN. Defendant:
YOU Are HEREBY CITED to
appear before the Chancery Court
in the County of Jackson, State
of Mississippi upon the Second
Monday, the 18th day Of June,
1915. to defend the suit of Willie
Brown. wherein YOU are the De
PENDANT and IN which suit the
Complainant is seeking a divorce
all as IS show by Bill Of Com
plant Bn file.
WITNESS MY HAND and Seal
Of said Court upon this the 10th
das Of january. 1945.
A0ZA#=a=
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Legal Notices
CONTRACT NOTICE

Notice Is hereby given that q
contract for the publishing Of the
proceedings of the Board OF Su-
pervisors for calendar year 1915,
and all Notices of all County Of
ficcrs for said year l945, will be
let to the lowest bidder on Mon
day, FEBRUARY 5th, l945.
AL bids are required to be seal
ed and filed with the Clerk
on or before 1900 o'clock M of
said date. Bond will be required
of Contractor and the Board re-
serves the right TO reject any and
all bids filed.
BY order of the Board. January
s.. T945.
FRED TAYLOR,
Clerk.
X w. BURNHAM,
President.
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Notice is hereby given that
scaled proposals will be received
up to Saturday, February "a,
1945. at 9 AM, for the transpor-
tation of the overload on the
Route No. 4 at Vancleave.
The right is reserved TO reject
any and all bids.
Cashiers Check in the sum Of
$1,000 must accompany each bid.
JACKSON COUNTY SCHOOL,
BOARD.
A. F. Mcgehee, Chairman
T. +. Johnson, Secretary.
Al %, 20, 2-l6, 2-23
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NoN .REsIDENT I
No. 9l6S

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
TO. LOUISE CUL1pHER KIN
NEY. 1890 Albemarle Drive,
Norfolk 3, Virginia.
You are summoned to appear
before the chancery court of the
County of Jackson in said State,
ON the Second Monday of June
A. D., i94j, 10 defend suit No.
9i85, in said Court Of Roy A.,
Kinney. Wherein yuu are 4 defen-
dant, and wherein Complainant
seeks n divorce as fully SET out In
bill ON file.
This 30th day Of January A. d.,
lg45.
FRED TAYLOR,
Clerk, Chancery Court,
Jackson County, Mississippi.
1t 20, 30, ZIG, 2-23
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FRED ThYOn.
NOTICE TO NONRESIDENT
NO.. 9l77

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
TO: DRUc1LLA GRAHAM MI
LEY,
YOU ARE HEREBY CITED to
appear before the Chancery
Court of the County Of Jackson
in said State. on the Second Mon
day. the nth day OF June, l945,
tn defend the suit in said Court
of HERBERT MILEY, wherein
you are the Defendant and where
in the Complainant is seeking a
divorce, all as is shown by Bill
of Complaint on file.
WITNESS MY HAND and Seal
of said Court this the 18th day
of January. 1915.
(SEAL)
FRED TAYLOR.
Clerk.
BY Mrs. Del S. Taylor. DC.
liz, l-26, %, 20
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ADVERTISEMENT

Notice is hereby given that
proposals will be received by the
Jackson County School Board up
to Friday, February %, at o AM,
for tho purchase of one school
truck and body.
A. +. MEGEHEE, Chairman
7. T.. JOHNSON, Secretary
Jackson County School Board
At 2-3, 30, PIG, 2-23
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bonds shall be designated as
"Recreational Facilities Bond;
each of same shall be dated jan
uary IS. 1045, shall bear interest
at a rate not exceeding six per
cent (6%) per annum, to be de-
termined by Resolution of this
Board, payable semi-annually be-
ginning July Is, l945, and on
January 18th and July 18th OF
each year after their date, and
shall be payable at the Mer-
chants & Marine Bank of Pasca-
goula, in the City of Pascagoula,
State of Mississippi, in lawful
money of the United States OF
America. The said bonds shall
be numbered consecutively from
| to IS, both inclusive, and shall
be in the denomination of ST.
O00.0 90 each; tho said bonds shall
mature and be payable in their
numerical order, as follows:
Bonds Nos. | and 2 mature on
January Is, 1916;
Bonds Nos. 3 and 4 mature on
January Is, l947;
Bonds Nos. 5 and 6 mature on
January is. 1913;
Bonds Nos. z and 8 mature on
January Is, 1919;
Bonds Nos. 9 and 10 mature on
January Is, 1850;
Bonds Nos. IL and IL and IL
mature on January Is, 1851;
Bonds Nos. IA, Is and 16 ma
ture on January Is, 1852;
Bonds Nos. II, 10 and 10 ma
ture on january IS, 1858;
Bonds Nos. 20. 81 and 20 ma
ture oA January Is, 1854;
Bonds Nos. %, "a and rs ma
ture on January Is, 1865;
Bonds Nos. rs. 81 and % ma
ture on January Is, 1856;
Bonds Nos. 30 and 80 mature
on January Is, 1857;
Bonds Nos. 81 and 80 mature
on January Is, 1858;
Bonds Nos. 80. "a and 35 ma
ture on January Is, 1859.
All of the said bonds mature
annually, with all maturities not
longer than twenty-five years, in
full compliance with the appli-
cable statutes of the State of Mis-
sisSippi ana Ordinances of the
City of Pascagoula, Mississippi.
Section 3. That the said bonds
shall be Autographed or engraved
and printed in two or more col
ors and shall be payable to
BEARER, and shall be registered
by the Clerk of the City of Pas
cagoula, Mississippi, as and when
issued, in a book to be kept in
his office for that purpose. Each
of the said bonds shall be signed
by the Mayor of the City of Pas
cagoula and countersigned by
the Clerk of said City, and each
shall be impressed with the seal
of the City of Pascagoula, Mis-
sissippi.
Section 4. The interest on each
of said bonds shall be evidenced
by semi-annual interest coupons
annexed thereto, the same to be
payable rs hereinabove provided
and set forth. Each coupon shall
be signed with the Autographed
fac-simile signature of the May
or and Clerk of the City of Pas
cagoula.
Section 5. That the said bonds
and the interest coupons to be
annexed thereto and the registra-
ton certificate to be endorsed
thereon shall be in substantially
the following form, to-wit:
FORM OF BOND
UNITED STATES or AMERICA
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
CITY OF PASCAGOULA
49, RECREATIONAL
HTsEE FF1rEE H~NT
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ADvEpTIsEMENT

Al %. 20. 2-l6, 2-23
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FRED TAYLOR.
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President.
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1OOtlly,
Mississippi. a Municipal Corpora
ton, acting by and through its
Board of Mayor and Councilmen,
IFS governing authority, acknoWl.
edges itself Indebted and for
value received hereby promises
to pay to bearer on the fifteenth
day of January, ID
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS
(S1,000.00) with interest thereon
from the date hereof. at the rate
of--per cent per annum, pay
able on the Fifteenth day of July.
l945, and semi-annually thereaf-
ter on the Fifteenth day of Jan
uary and Fifteenth day of July
IN each year until the principal
hereof shall have been fully paid.
Interest aecruing to and includ-
ing the maturity hereof shall be
payable upon the presentation
and surrender of the annexed in
terest coupons as they s~everally
become due.
Both principal of and interest
on this bond are payable in law
full money of the United States
OF America at the Merchants &
Marine Bank of Pascagoula, in
the City of Pascagoula, State of
Mississippi.
THIS bond Is one of a series of
thirty-five bonds, numbered to
81, both inclusive, for the sum of
81, 100000 each, all of the said
bonds being of like date. tenor
and effect, except as to date of
maturity, aggregating the sum of
Thirty-five Thousand (S35, 000lO0
Dollars, issued for the purpose of
constructing and cquipping rec
reatlonal facilities in the CITY of
Pascagoula, Mississippi. consist
ing OF two recreatiUnal ccnters or
auditoriums, additions to the beach
park pavilion, four Fairgrounds
or parks, and for the purpose Of
acquiring, improving and equip
ping such lands as NAV be neces-
sary therefor. under the author
lily of Sections 3466 TO 34G9 of
the Mississippi Code of 1912 and
other applicable statutes of the
State Of Mississippi and pursuant
TO lawful orders and resolutions
OF the Board of Mayor and Coun-
ellmen Of the City Of Pascagoula.
Mississippi.
Continued On Page u
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Vuci u ovcjim kozama

Titovacka Slobodna Rec il Pitts
burgha donosi "govor marsala Tita u
Sarajevu", koji Sc zakljucuje sledecim
poklicima:
"Da zivi bratstvo naroda Bosne i
Herzegovina!
"Da zivi bratstvo jedinstvo svih
naroda Jugoslavije!
"Da zivi Federativna Demokratska
Jugoslavija!
"Da zivi veliki mas bratski SSSR
ma celu sa genijalnim generalissimusom
Staljinom!
"Da 1--WE nasi veliki saveznici,
"Da 1--WE naSa slovenska braca!"
A pre- ne tako mnogo godina su
titovci zavrsavali svoje govore poklici-
ma:
"Da zivi bratstvo iedinstvo rad
nika celog sveta!
"Da zivi Svetska Socijalisticka Re-
volucija!
'Da zivi Svetska Zajednica Slobod-
nih Drugova Drugarica!'
Izdajnici stvari radnog naroda sve-
ia, crn i'm obraz bio!
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Sc kralju Petru Sale posebna drzavna
komisija ma porod djeteta, ako je on pri-
vatan covjek?.. Ia sada Gu dodati jos
samo jedno: Posljednji puta sam napi-
sac o kraljevskoj plati Petrovoj. Ovdje
Gu reel, da Titova vlada uz kralja uzdr-
zaje Londonu marsala dvora, kralje-
We adjutante it'd. Dakle treba Ii tex net
ko ola uspostavlja kralja Petra ma prize.
stolje?"
To je pisano pre- no sto je Tito pre-
krstio Jugoslaviju u republiku. Repu-
blika ce jamacno uciniti kraj Titovom
izdrzavanju Petra njegovog dvora -
da bi wise ostalo "a 'kraljeve repu-
blici', kako je Maksim Cork okrstio
americke bogatase.
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cijalistima", nego isto tako nj u "komunis-
tima" Oni vide da Sc "komunisticki' pro-
gram osnovno ne razlikuje cd "socijalistic-
kog' programa. tako SUI "komunisti" dobili
svega mesta u novom parlamentu.
U Nemackoj je stvar slicna. Vesti koje
su u poslednje vreme dolazile il Nemacke,
skoro sve Sc slazu tome da radnici nisu
naklonjeni nj ''socijalistima" nj "komunis-
tima". Sta wise izvestaji tvrde da je vecina
radnika Nemackoj bila osvojena cd nacista
najbrutalnijeg gangsterskog elementa u
ljudskoj istoriji Ovo Sc ne bi moglo do
goditi da su radnici bill Marksisticki prosve-
civani, bar pred-hitlerovacko vreme da
je tn postojala ijedna partija sa pravim re-
volucionarnim programom. A da bi stvar
izgledala jos CORA, radnistvo je u velikom
broju sledilo "sociialiste" i "komuniste", pre-
dolaska Hitlera Prvi SUI cak imali vlast IL
svojm rukama U poslednji mizborima pre-
Hitlerovog dolaska ma vlast SOCIALIST" su
dobili preko II miliona glasova, "komu
nisti" preko sest miliona.
Hitler je osvojio potporu radnika cato.
sto ih ma prvom mestu niko nije klasno pro-
svetio i ma drugom mestu, sto i'm je on
obecao, cak donek1e i dao, iste one reforme
koie SUI prvi Qbecavali. Tako Sc ia tragedija
radnicke klase ponovla opet u austrijskina
izborima u kojima je pobedila reakcija.
Isto Sc odigralo u Madjarskoj. Ali ne
moguce je kriviti u istoj meri, madjarske
radnike, posto tamo nije bilo slobode orga-
nizovania, agitacije, stampe sastanke sve
cd poraza radnicke revolucije u 1919. Pa
ipak, da u Madjarskoj nije stalinizam posto-
jao, nego revolucionarni radnicki pokret ma
kar malen u tajnosti, rezultati bi bill druk-
ciji danas.
Desnicarska pobeda u Austriji Madjar
skoj, kao opsti raspad nemaekog radnickog
pokreta, ne duguie Sc desnicarima, nego IL
dali "socijalistickih" "komunistiekih' re-
formista.
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/ nnogo straikova. Ova obecanja radnici nisu

mnogo strajkova. Ova obecanja radnici nisu
zaboravii.
Istorija radnickih vodja u vecem broju
boraba jeste, da swim slucajevima kada
nisu mogli, nakon svih pokusaja, oduvratiti
radnike cd strajka, oni SUI Sc onda stavili
ma cello borbe, kao da oni toboze predvode
borbu. "a vreme dok strajk traje, oni splet
kare ma sve moguce nacine sa kompanijom,
protiv koje Sc strajkuje konacno zavrse
strajk sa porazom radnika Owe poraze ON
onda glorifikuju kao vanredne pobede rad
nika A kada Sc sve izracuna Sta je dobto
u strajku Sta Sc izgubilo u stvarnom zivotu,
nista nije dobito.
Ovih dana, dok je strajk automobilskih
radnika procesu, Thomas, Reuther drug
vodje junije, rade opet liza kulisa traze ma
Gina kako da skrse strajk, iii kako da radnike
navedu ma kapitulaciju. U tom nastojanju
NINA pomaze, ekonomska n1izerija radnika
ma strajku, koji moraju ziveti bez najamnice
dok strajkuju.
Ako strajk automobilskih radnika ne do
nese bar izvesnu poboljsicu radnicima, jul
nijski fekeri bi mogli nakon poraza izgubiti
juniju i sledbenistvo, iii &c junija nastaviti
sa svojom ranijom praksom, wildcat" straj-
kovanja samo ma vecem kantaru nego "a
vreme rata neprekidno, sve dok Sc radnici
konacno ne otresu fekera kapitalistickog
junionizma.
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Ukrali joj grmljavinu

Pod naslovom "Bijedna opozicija".
titovacki Narodni Glasnik pokusava u
vodnieki da objasni zasto Sc burzoaska
opozicija Jugoslaviji 'povukla il IL
BORA, ako SUI joj titovci dali "podjed-
mako pravo'' ucesca izborima "kao i
Narodnom Frontu" On veil:
"Ministar "a Crnu Goru, Milovan
Djilas, kaze beogradskoj 'Borbi', da
SUI diva razloga zasto Sc opozicija po-
vukla il izbora: prvi, sto Sc boji da bi
izborima ma H. novembra bila hame-
tom porazena da bi Sc svijetu pot
puno razgolicila; drugo, sto Sc nije
medjusobno mogla sloziti sa kakvim pro-
gramom da izadje pred narod ma II.
novembra."
Razume Sc, titovci lazu kad kazu da
SUI opoziciji dali "podjednako pravo"
(Nastavak sa g. strane)
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LAMA BORBENOST JUNIJ-
SIKH VODJA

U strajkovima koji Sc sada vode ovoj
zemlji, junijske vodje Sc pokazuju wise "bor-
beni" nego sto Sc moglo ocekivati. Razume
Sc, to nije iskrena borbenost To je tex lu-
kava strategija. Glavna svrha radnickog vo-
die jeste da Sc odrzi ma polozaju juniji
kontroli mad clanstvom junije. Radnicko ras-
polozenje odlucnost da iznude izvesne po-
boljsice tako je veliko - raspolozenje od-
lucnost koje su vodje strogo ocenili - da bi
Sc mozda cak mamie protivljenje strajko-
vima ma strani vodja moglo ostvariti opste
pobune elanstva protiv vodja, mozda i u ce-
panic samih junija, iii pojavu novih. Kon-
trola clanstva pila bi izguhljena. Vodje &C
1adje reskirah ma Sta e1rugo nego Asvoja ko-
rita kontrolu.
U svojim sluzbenim izjavama strajko-
vima oni Sc toboze uporno drze originalnih
zahteva - ne popustajuci nista Ma primer u
izjavi United Automobile Workers-CIO, od
20. novembra, junijske vodje, sa R. J. Thoma-
som ma celu, "strogo" Sc drze zahteva "a 80
posto povisice najamnici. Ali lako je pri-
metiti da SUI gotovi ma popustanje ako kor-
poracija General Motors) moze dokazati da
ona ne moze toliko platiti. onda, ii kapita-
listicki porucnici u radnickim redovina, to-
iko sazaljavaju slucaj, sto je strajk izveden,
kao da je isti izveden protiv njihove sopstve
ne brace, ne protiv vekovnih izrabljivaca
ugnjetaca radnika. III. A. W-CIO iskreno
sazaljava nuznost ovog konflikta," kaze Sc Il
toj izjavi Da "U A. W-CIO iskreno sa-
zaljava nuznost ovog konflikta," to nema
dvojbe. Da je ikako bilo moguce fekeri bi
oduvratili radnike cd strajka. Ali situacija
je strogo ocenjena da je to nemoguce. 1ak
vreme rata, kada SUI imali lake argumente"
protiv strajkova svojim rukama, jedan deo
automobilskih radnika u Detroitu stalno je
bio ma Strajku, skoro uvek protiv volje
junijskih vodja.
U vreme rata fekeri SUI dali rec radni-
Gina da cemo uni" pokazati poslodavcima
kad Sc rat svrsi. da cemo "mi' tada imati
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-12-06
OkO Tita i Petra

Nedavno je izaslo novinama da ie
"seljak" Macek apelovao ma "Amerikan-
ce' "Engleze" da postave kralja Petra
ma presto Ta Sc vest nije dopala DR..
Juraju Krnjevicu, desnoj ruci DR.. Vlad-
ka Maceka, pa je prvi tome napisao
poduzi clanak pod naslovom "Jos HISS
Titu", kome Sc ia vest demantuje
a zatim Sc nastavlja ovako:
"Vi ste svi citali novinama kako
je Tito izjavio, da je Petar Karadior-
djevic danas privatan covjek. Ali niste
nigdje citali, da je Titova vlada isto-
vremeno poslala drzavnu komisiju tomu
istomu Petru Karadjordjevicu, da sluz-
beno prisustvuje porodu njegova sina
i tom porodu nacini sluzbeni zapisnik.
Zasto Sc to posljednje sakriva? Zasto