davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1946-01-17

korist koju irske i Skotske Was
tele mogu pripisati sebi. Ako Sc
,ltakInica ameriekog povrca i
hrane "a zivotinje razvije malo
dale, i engleska zemaljska aris-
.okratija ce uciniti isto, bar oni
koji mogu podneti, koji imaju
velika mesna imanja ma koja da
Sc povuku. Americka utakmica
hrane naskoro &c mas osloboditi
i ostalog. l dobro osloboditi =
ier njihova politicka akcija, u
lordovskoj komonskoj kuci, jes-
te potpuna nacionalna smetnja.
Ali STA da Sc rece O kapita-
listickoj srednjoj klasi, toj pro-
svecenoj i liberalnoj klasi koja
je ustanovila britansku koloni-
jalnu imperiju? Klasi koja je re-
formisala parlamenat u 1921, O.
pozvala Corn Laws. snizavala
porez nakon poreza? Klasi koia
je stvorila, jos uvek upravlja sa,
gigantskm manufakturama, O.
gromnu trgovacku mornaricu,
stalno-Sireci zeleznicki sistem IL
Engleskoj? Sigurno ia klasa mo-
ra biti bar isto toliko nuzna kao
j radnicka klasa kojom ona u
pravlja i predvodi il progresa u
progress.
Sada ekononska funkcija ka-
pitalisticke srednje klase bila je,
zaista, da stvori moderni sistem
ranih manufaktura ranog sa-
obracaja, j da slomi svaku eko-
nomsku politicku smetniu koia
je odlagala iii ometala razvitak
toga sistema. Nema sumnje, da
je kapitalisticka srednja klasa
sve dok je obavljala ovu funkci-
ju bila korisna klasa. Ali, je Ii
ona sada takva? Da Ii ona pro-
duzava vrsiti menu sustastvenu
funkciju kao upravitelj j prosi-
rivac drustvene proizvodnje u
korist ostalog drustva? Da vidi-
mo.
Da poenerno sa sredstvima sa-.
obracaja, Mi nalazimo telegrafe
u rukama drzave. zeleznice j
veliki deo prekomorskii1 paro-
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1946-01-17
Francuska

Bezicna vest New York
"Times"-u il Pariza cd 10. ja-
nuara, javlja da SUI toga dana
izasli ma strajk muzikanti u ope-
ri i teatorima koje drzava pose
duje. U Narodnoj Operi audijen-
CHA je sedela cekajuci program
kada je konferencija izmedju
drzavnih zvanicnika i predstav-
nika muzikanata promasila, u
prava opere je morala odloziti
predstavu, posto Sc muzikanti nj
su pojavili.
"Societe des Concerts" je ta-
kodjer suspendovala vec nekoi-
ko programa il istih razloga.
Muzikanti SUI trazili povisicu pla-
tie, kojoj Sc drzava protivi.
Opet treba pribeleziti da su u
kontroli francuske drzave "soci-
jalisti" i "komunisti" da SUI to
oni, koji Sc protive podizanju
plate radnicima. Mi Sc secamo
drugih strajkova koji su izvedeni
u Francuskoj protiv drzave, U
vezi sa povisicom. Ovo izgleda
da &c Sc francuska "radnickaa
drzava brzo zavaditi sa swim
francuskim radnicima.
Ovo je lep primer kakvi bi
odnosi postojali izmedju radnika
j drzave kada bi Sc. - ma cemu
Sc u Francuskoj radi - nacio-
nalizovala celia, iii bar glavna,
industrija. Tada bi klasna borba
izmedju rada pojedinih kapita-
lista, iii grupa, bila prenesena
ma borbu izmedju rada j totalnog
kapitala - "radnicke" drzave.
Ovo je vrlo dobra pojava. Raz-
vitak owe borbe mora Sc ostva-
riti ubrzo u razuverenje radnic-
Ike klase u njihove parlamentar-
ne "socijaliste" "komuniste'
Ne. oval nacin oni &c saznati da
niko ne moze, kada bi hteo,
sto nije slucaj kod njihovih da-
nasnjih vodja, upravljati kapi-
|talistifkom .poitickom drzavom
|u korist radnika. DRAWS moze da
sluzi samo kapitalistiGkoj klasi,
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1946-01-17

Korporacija pristaje ma povi-
sicu cd Is cent? ma sat dok ie
Murray trazio 1912 ma sastan-
ku."
Istovremeno je izbegnut straik
100000 gradjevinarskih radnika
koji je planiran "a l. februara.
United States Department of
Labor's wage-adjustment board
ponovo je pregledao svoju rani-
|ju odluku, koiom Sc junija (AFR)
nije zadovoljila j "odobrio ie
sest placenih praznika godisnje. y
Junijski fekeri opisuiu ovr
"pobedu" da je "tako vazna kao
sto bese zahtev cd Is posto, koii
board nije odobrio.''
Takodjer je uliana porota O
dobrila da Sc radnicima uljane
industrije koji -su zastrajkovali
nazad tri i po meseca "a povisicu
cd 81 posto, digne plata "a 18
posto. Broj ovih radnika ieste
141.147 cd. kojih 24.436 radi Il
tvornicama koje je mornarica
preuzela jos 8. oktobra. Cd cello
kupnog broia kaze Sc, da ie sa-
mo 35 posto strajkovalo "a po-
visicu cd 81 posto, dok &c edo-
brena povisica od 18 posto BIT
data SWIM radnicuna Owe nfdus-
triie.
Hoce Ii sc owl radnici zado-
voljiti Sa ovom povisiconn, to jos
ne znamo.
Telefonski radnici 1858 ,000)
iZaSli su ma Straik u proSlu sre-
du g. januara). A mnogi drugi
straikovi Sc ovih dana izvad ~
iii su gotovi da Sc ostvare, tako
da broi umesanih radnika dosti-
re oko 100000.
To je ia zemlja IL kojoj nema
klasa, nj klasne borbe. u kojol
SUI svi ljudi i zene "kapitalist,"
j svi kapitalisti "radnici".
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1946-01-17

nici-" "dionieari" imaju ikakav
pristup kompanijskim knjigama.
Ovo SUI TEX prevare da Sc rad
nici odrzavaju u miru; da ne
straikuju i da ne traze wise ma
jamnice, jer to bi bilo protiv
njihovih "interesa" kao "dioni-
cara.
Nazad nekoliko dana poznati
kapitalista, magnat kretajucih
slika mnogih drugih industri-
ia, Eric Johnston, predsednik IT.
govacke Komore, izjavio je da
&c on deliti profit sa svojim rad
nicima, ii. da ce jednu cetvrt
profita podeliti NINA. Oval plan
&c biti tako udesen da ce veci
dec odlaziti visim radnicima -
formanima drugim izvrsioci-
ma. Ali nesto &c zapasti j obicne
radnike.
Sada dolazi nova automobilska
korporacija, Kaiser-Frazier, ko-
ia je vec formalno potpisala u
govor sa United Automobile
Workers, CIO, "propisujuci kom-
paniisko j junijsko osiguranje
iedne protiv druge, proizvodni
bonus plan uslove najamnice
koii &c verovatno dati radnici-
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1946-01-17

lie Sc stiskati po tri / cetiri po-
.rodice u jednoj nlanjoj kueici,
da bi stanarinu delif jeftinije
prelazili. u ovon odnosu. SEGA
mo Sc takodjer, da su cele grupe
radnicke klase, vecinom samci
ljudi, naseljavali gradske dunn
PEI; gradili sebi sstanove' ne
NINA, cd bacenih sanduka, IL
ma, pleha krpa = kDlibe u koje
su Sc zavlacili kao p.covi da ai
Sc zastitili cd ZINE mace hrdja-
vog vremena. Owl "stanovnici
dumpi" takodjer su Sc "hranili''
sa otpatcima koje s1l nasli ba-
Gene ma "dumpi''
Kapitalisticka drpstvena pro-
tivrecnost je tako diktovala, da
stotine hiljada, cak rililioni, cla-
nova radnicke klase trunu pc
"dumpama", po necistim dasaa-
rama, koje su eesto naseiavall
pacovi, insekti svakovrsna 1--WE
rad" cesto zgurani kao sardi-
ne u kutiji, dok ie nepamcenc
veiiki broj kuca bio prazan, ko-
ie su cak propadale zbog toga
sto niko u NINA ne zivi j cuva
in cd propadanja. Ali kapitalis-
ticku klasu ne interesuiu nevo-
lie potrebe radnicke klase. Ako
poslednji ne mogu platiti "a sta
move, posednici kuca radje puste
da i'm kuce propadaju i da s.
nina pacovi legu.
Takodjer Sc seeamo one ne.
paneene "misracijd cd iednetl
kraia ~zemlje do drugog, ,9---s'hoA
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1946-01-17

Istovremeno u Chungkingu Ia
sedava konferencija s'politickih
vodja svih boja mislienja", Ma
kojoj Sc pokusava stvoriti plan
o t'politiekom jedinstvui demo-
uatizaciji." Plan "demokratije''
koja bi Sc imala> uspostaviti, O.
pisan je cd Chang Kai-sheka
kao smnoge drzavne reforme, u
kljucujuci ~ osobnu slobodu,
staInpe i sastajanja! (2) ograri-
Genie aktivnosti tajne policije;
(3) jednakost pred zakonom; a.
oslobodjenje politickih uhapSe-
nika; (5) unapredjenje lokalnih
samo-vladavina" it'd.
Pobeda je potpuno u korist
nacionalista. Komunisti su pre-
vareni. Reforme koje su obeca-
ne mOzda Sc nlkada nece dati,
iii mozda &c uzeti dugo vrenena
da Sc provedu.
.Ovde je Sovjetska Rusija od-
igrala isto takvu izdaju kakvu
je odigrala u Grckoj, gde je pre-
pustila kontrolu Britaniji, da hi
poslednja Moi prepustila ,Jugo-
slaviju, Rumuniju, Bugarsku I'D.
U KIM je Russia prepustila kon-
trolu Americi, iii bar je priznaia
,prexlast ameriGke koptEQle Il ST.
nj. Prema njenorn sporazunu, iii
prema politici, "jedno "a dru-
CO., Rusija je morala likvidirati
komunisticku Kinu u korist ma
-cionalisticke, sto stvarno znaci
anglo-americke Kline.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1946-01-17

Rasprave Sc stalno vode, cd tri
umesane stranke:: poslodavaea,
drzave j junije. Svi podnose pred
loge jedni drugima orda opet
protupredloge.
Drzavna ustanova- Fact Find
ing Board preporueuje povi-
sicu cd 1912 cent? ma sat. Ksro-
panija je ponudila ranije povi-
sicu cd 10 posto, sada je pri-
stala ma ma 1872 cent Ma sat, iii
oko II posto.
"Junila zauzima stav da Sc
punih 80 posto treba odobriti, O.
sim ako kompanija moze polka
zati il svojih knjiga ola je kom-
panija nesposobna platiti 80 pos
to bez povisivanja Gene bez da
ioj estate razborit profit. ] ta-
ko Sc sada stab1o vodi rasprava.
Junijske vodje bi RADIO prista-
le na ponudjenu povisici, ma
koju ce jos mozda i pris-
tati, ako korporaciia pristane
dati tolil1o koliko drzava prepo-
rucuje, samo kada bi znab da
Sc radnici ne &c pobuniti. Bor-
beni duh odluGnost radnika da
dobiju punih 80 posto tako su
iaki da Sc junijske vodie nc u
sud sud tsss Ia sada, i pssfaiss il +
popustanje. Malo kasnije, kada
Sc radnici nlalo wise izmore, osl-
ronase ogladne u Straiku, tada
ce junijske vodje nagovarati rad
nike da prime sve Sto i'm Sc da-
je, u nadi da &C radnici tada biti
gotovi ma kapitulaciju
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1946-01-17
Tajer "a 100000 milia

AP vest il Akron, O., od u.
januara javlja da gumane konl-
panije sada eksperimentiSu na
proizvadjanju tajera, Cd phi
rodne i cd sinteticne gume koii
&c moci uciniti 100000 milja, iii
skoro Geo vek automobile.
'Studiranje ma ovim tajerin,a
vrsi sc u tajnim laboratorijima,
Svakako neka Estudmanial su
otiSla vrlo daleko u pravcu IA
prepascujuceg ella. Pc swim
znacima oval ce ltajerl sadrzati
ODE. prirodnu sinteticnu gumu.'
"Nekakvi konci koI JOS nisu
pronadieni verovatno &C biti ko-
rak u taieru buducnosti." Yes
tacka svila, kao nj prava svila,
nije poslednja rec u koncima, ka-
re ia vest. te da Sc studira ma
koncima jacim od svile.
'Konci Sc prave malo Siri
plosnatiii. To znaGi wise gume ma
putu." A vestaeko mesanje pri-
rodne vestaclze guine zajedno
sa mnogim drugim heniIama
proizvesce ma kraiu takav taler
koii &c moci -izdrzati 100000 mi
liza.
Posto prirodna gunna nece JOS
dolaziti u izobilju "a par godina,
vestacka guma ce iskljucivo
morati sluziti dotle, tada
Sc ocekuie uvoz prirodne gume
cd 100000 tona godisnje j yes
tacke 100000 tona. Ova 5000
900 tona jeste cd prihke diva pu-
ia tolilo godisnje koliko je Geo
svet ranije upotrebljivao.
To ne izgleda da iarnci puno
uposlenje "a americku radnlcku
klasu. To &c u veliko smaniiti
potrebu Iudskog rada. A kada
Sc uzrne u obzir dugotrajnost la
iera. a tako verovatno auto
mobila, pokucstva, zgrada sve-
ga drugoga, onda radnicima IL
bora drugog nema, osim Saci-
.jaizam Iii apsolutna propast u
kapitalistickim krizama.
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General Motors strajk, koji Sc
vodi vec blizu diva meseca da-
ma, ne samo da jos nije prive-
dan kraju, nego nema nj izgle-
da da &c biti "a duZe vremena.
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KROZ KAPITALISTICKU AMERIKIJ
Celicni strajk 0dlOzen

Louis Stark java Westinghouse cd L. januaa New
Tmesu da e ceeni strajk ko je paniran ponoei
odlozen danas "a ednu ne5u zahtev predsenka
United States Steel Corporation CIO United
America pogadanie Beloj Kuei
tsata] posle podne iducu sredu"
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VOL. xxx GOD. Xxxz
yAzNE MEDJUNARODNEs VESTI.
d Kina

Kao rezulat nasojana Sjednenih Drzava Hoz genefaa
arshala proe nedele je KIM obustavilen graJans ra
rat izmedju komunsch sila severno cenrafno kni ma
cionasickh sila Chang Kaheka Priirje Je potrsano
usvoiene su neke taeke kao uslovi pr1nra
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1946-01-17

ukljucujuci i drzavnike, a nj
kako radnicima.
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TNastavak ma 3. strani)
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NAsA sREDsTvA: Prosve~

Eirx1Je xadniGke klase u dlslly
. MxrkSixMa: da Su rad kapi-
tai nepoM3ri1ivi neprijatelji;
organiz0vanjs radniGks kIase
u Jednu Revolrcionarnu Poll
ticka Partiju "a osvajanje
rsza.anje PolitiCke Drzave ka-
p'1a!lzma; organizovanje rad
nlKa + u jednu revolucionarnu
Ii,uustrijalnu Juniju "a uzi-
maize, drzanje i kretanje svih
zenlaljskih n d strij a.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-12-26
Thanks Are Exchanged

E. E. Enlow, of Sebastopol, Cali
fornia, who contributed $4,000 re-
Gently for the construction of a
library in Oakland, recently wrote
Governor Herbert R. O'Conor to
thank him for the Governors thanks
and concentrations.
At the time of the donation Cover
nor 'OConor wrote Mr.. Enlow con-
veying his personal thanks for such
a gift Mr.. Enlow, in his letter to
Governor O'Conor declared, "While
think it fitting that the truly good
and staunch people of the beautiful
Alleghenies in Garrett county should
have the educative influence of fine
library, | must laud your desire to
see well-equipped library in each
county. The State aid for libraries is,
| think, showing beneficial results for
have just received an appreciative
letter from Prince Georges county"
The memorial library is to be "The
Ruth Enlow Library of Garrett coun-
ty," and the location will be on Sec
ond street, Oakland. The site pur-
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-12-26

Mr.. and Mrs. Ira J. Bo icy motored
to Baltimore on Friday anG were ac-
companied home by their son, Robert,
who will spend the Christmas vaca-
ton here.
Charlotte Stanton and Thomas
Stanton, who are attending high
schools in Washington, D. c., are
spending the Christmas Holidays here
with relatives.
Shirley Ramsey, midshipnlan at the
L. S. Naval Academy, is spending the
Christmas vacation with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Ramsey. at the
Potomac State Forest reserve.
Miss Evalyn Fraley, who is in train
ing for nurse at the University
of Maryland hospital, returned to
Baltimore Sunday after visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Neil C. Fra
ley, for three days.
Mrs. James Helbig, WEIGH, W. Va,
arrived in Oakland last Tuesday to
spend the holiday season here with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Emroy
Bolden. Her husband arrived on
Christmas Day.
Mrs. O. NJ. Smouse attended the
turkey dinner and Christmas party
of Southern States cooperative at
the Stonewall Jackson hotel in
Clarksburg, w. Va, last Friday eve
ming, held there for employees and
their wives. She returned to her home
here Saturday evening.
Frank Kley, West Maryland Power
company manager here, who was ac-
cidently shot in the leg during the
deer hunting season, and who has
been at his home on Second street
since that time, was brought to the
office Of DR.. James A. Cannon, Jr.,
on Saturday morning where he under
went a surgical operation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Buchanan
and daughter, Jamaica, Long Island,
n. Y, are here with Mrs. Buchanan S
mother, Mrs. Mabel Porter Sollars,
for the Christmas holidays. The lat
ter's son and daughter-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Sollars, are also here for
the Christmas season.
Mrs. J. G. Robinson left Oakland
Monday for Washington, D. c., where
she will spend the Christmas holidays
with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs. C. Fred Husemoller. Mrs.
Robinson will also visit her other
children during the winter months,
and will return to Oakland early in
the spring.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-12-26
Beall Backs Plan
To Boost Number
of Congressman

A proposal that Maryland's six
Congressional districts be realigned
to give them a more even population
met approval from two of the states
representatives and opposition from
two others.
1t was pointed out that the first
district on the Easern Shore, was
comprised of some $4,000 persons,
while the Second district had a popu-
lation of over 100000.
The realignment was approved by
J. Glenn Beall, Republican from the
Sixth district. Beall said that MARY
land is entitled to another Congress
man based on a new census" Those
opposed to any change declared the
groups as they now were aligned,
were political entities and that the
people would not support any change.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-12-26

front and the other for the rear of
the vehicle will be issued all appli-
cants.
W. Lee Elgin, Commissioner of
motor vehicles, asks motorists to
have in readiness, a bracket for the
front tag Many of the new automo-
biles, as well as the older cars, are
without brackets and accessory
dealers report there is a shortage of
that item.
Law requirements make it neces-
AIRY that the rear tag be Illuminated
to render it clearly legible from a
distance of at least % feet, at night.
The colors of the new tags will
be black numerals with an aluminium
background.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-12-26

Mr.. and Mrs. Schell Hoye, of Wash
ington, D. c., arrived here Sunday
for visit of several days with rela-
tives.
Weekend guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
H. NJ. Speicher and Mr.. and Mrs. G.
w. Weitzell, Accident, were Comdr.
and Mrs. c. w. Sterling and children,
Arlington, Va; DR.. and Mrs. E. C.
Weitzell and children, Alexandria,
Va; Mr.. and Mrs. H. R. Weitzell,
Riverdale, Md; Mr.. and Mrs. Colt NJ.
Speicher and son, Robert, Cumber-
land, Md.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-12-26

Miss Elizabeth Stemple, Mtrgan-
town, is visiting relatives here for
several days.
Mr.. and Mrs Prentiss Porter moved
into their new home on Monte Vista
road on Saturday.
Mrs. Edith Schlossnagle is spend
ing some time in Cumberland and Col
lege Park with relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. O. T. eraser left on
Tuesday for Buckhannon, W. Va, to
spend Christmas with relatives.
Miss Agnes Maroney and Miss
Monica Maroney, New York City, are
spending two weeks or more here
with relatives.
Misses Estelle and Mary Catherine
Treacy, Washington, D. c., are here
with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
James P. Treacy, Second street.
Mrs. Elinor Hoye, Washington, D.
c., arrived Friday night to spend
several days here with her father, T..
C. limbaugh, north Of town.
Mrs. Alexander Cow and two
children, Frederick Md, arrived Sat
urday to spend the vacation period
with her mother, Mrs. I. E. bishoff.
The Red House Lutheran Circle
will meet at the home Of Mrs. Mark
Bachtel, on Wednesday, January s.,
instead of on New Years day as pre-
viously announced.
Wilbur Jones, who is employed at
the Battele Institute, Columbus, Ohio,
is spending the Christmas holidays
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E.
Ray Jones.
Frank Kley, Jr, student at George
Washington university, is home for
the Christmas holidays Mrs. c. Vest,
of New York, who has been here for
two weeks at the Kley home, returned
to New York on Sunday.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-12-26
LOCAL NEWS

Copies of The Republican may be
obtained at Gonder's Cut Rate store
every day of the week at five cents
per copy, and at Hamill's Book
and Stationery Store every day OF
the week. except Thursday afternoons
when the store is closed.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-12-26

chased with money contributed by D
Cal Grim, of Cincinnati, Ohio.
Mrs. Enlow, the former Harriet
Beachy, was teacher in this county
for some years and Mr.. Enlow wa:
also a school teacher here, being
principal of the schools in Oakland
prior to leaving for California fifty.
seven years ago.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-12-26
New License Plates
To Be Issued Soon

Issuance of the new permanent type
motor vehicle license plates will start
late February. Two tags, one for the
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-12-26

Mr.. and Mrs Prentiss Porter moved
into their new home on Monte Vista
road on Saturday.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-12-26

Miss Elizabeth Stemple, Mtrgan-
town, is visiting relatives here for
several days.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-12-26

Mrs. Edith Schlossnagle is spend
ing some time in Cumberland and Col
lege Park with relatives
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-12-26

Shirley Ramsey, midshipman at the
L, S. Naval Academy, is spending the
Christmas vacation with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Ramsey. at the
Potomac State Forest reserve.
Hartford chronicle., 1946-11-02
YALE GRADUATE ON COMMISSION

Samuel Kanell, 628 George Street, New Haven, was recent ly appointed Research Associate by the Connecticut Inter-racial Commission.
 MT. Kanell, who is 27, gradu- ated from Yale in 1889. He at- tended public schools in Bran ford. He served over four years as an infantry officer in western Europe and the West Indies. His military duties in cluded infantry instruction, public relations, and orientation for democracy.
 Previous to his military ser vice MT. Kanell did research for the State Highway Depart ment and had varied expert ences including sales and man agement of food stores. As part of his new work MT. Kanell will arrange inter-group conferences and make educational resources of the Inter-racial Commission available to schools and the general public.e The Inter-ra- cial Commission is expanding it's program of furnishing mo- tion pictures, exhibits, books, and other visual aids to or ganizations interested i'll pro- noting harmony among differ ent races, religious and national origins.
Hartford chronicle., 1946-11-02

Detroit Opera won a recurring spontaneous applause preceding and following each selection un- til compelled thru exhaustion to decline a finale encore.
 A smooth performance char acterized by high excellence, unusual artistry and pleasing versatility delighted the listen CTS and reflected high credit upon the group and it's instruc- tresS.
 This nightingale of the mid west, Mrs. Andrews, is marvel ously calm, capable, and com plete mistress of the situation in any case.
 Audiences in Ansonia where the Ensemble will appear Wed. and Sat, Both and 1st and Waterbury where it makes a Thurs. 31st appearance, will do we'll to hear this unusual sing ing group.
 Attending the affair was the Rev. David Dewitt Fogg and Mrs. Constance O'Dell of Wat erbury, Conn. Mrs. O'Dell ac- companied Mrs. Andrews on the piano.
Hartford chronicle., 1946-11-02
RUSSELL MOORE
 GUEST SOLOIST

MT. Russell G. Moore was guest soloist Sunday evening at the Bushnell Memorial. The oc- casion was the annual meeting of the Connecticut Pilgrim Eel lowship. MT. Moore did a very fine job in the following num- bers: If With All Your Hearts, from Elijah; Honor, by Hall Johnson; Were You There, by Manning; The Lords Prayer, Mallottee; with an encore of Steal Away by Harry Burleigh.
Hartford chronicle., 1946-11-02
NEW HAVEN
 James E Sha.nknl

Appearing Sunday, Oct. 27th at Varick AME Zion Church under the direction of Mrs. Estelle Andrews and before a capacity audience, the crack Motor City Ensemble of the
Evening star., 1946-04-17
Suit for $l35,000 Filed
On Reol Estate Deal

A suit for $135,O0O for alleged
breach Of contract was filed yester-
day in District Court by Isaac
Kossow, 1907 Connecticut avenue
NV, and Ellis Kossow, ATT Blag-
den terrace NV, against Joseph
Rosen, 1913 Harvard street NV.
The plaintiffs, represented by At
torney John j. Carmody, charged
in their suit that Mr. Rosen failed
to sell them the Embassy Apart
ments at the Harvard street ad-
dress, as agreed
On January Is of this year, the
court was told, the parties entered
into an agreement under which the
building would be sold for $415 900.
Mr.. Rosen now refuses to sell, the
suit says. and the Kossows con-
tend the $135,000 represents the
difference between the agreed price
of the property and its present
market value.