The Escanaba Daily Press from Escanaba, Michigan • Page 12

THURSDAY, MAY 6, 1913 THE ESCANABA (MICH.) DAILY PRESS PAGE ELEVEN Want Ads Never Speak, But There Are Hundreds Who Answer Them Every Day Rather Be Right Samuel Grafton' Grafton but there will to the past, General Giraud. who believes the trouble with France was that peasant women stopped wearing stockings, has come out an automobile and radio lor everybody. A slight note of leftism has crept into tho KKeneral's utterances. He says labor is going to get more, and capital is going to get less in after the There will be no room in France for the he says, be no full return either. The old capitalist system is he says.

However, I suggest waiting a full decade before writing General Giraud down as a radical. Ail Old ClieMnut The announcement that capitnl- 'sm is dead is one of the oldest hestnuts in the annals of European reaction. Hitler and Mussolini, both, have frequently announced that capitalism is dead. Hitler once came out for an automobile. or volkswagon, for everybody.

He even collected down payments. There is a certain section of extreme conservatism in Europe which is always ready to announce that capitalism is dead that the old order has perished; it is much readier to say these flings, in fact, than to give a $1 raise. The issue in France is not whether capitalism is to live or lie, but whether (as de Gaulle desires) there will be a truly democratic temporary French govern- Tug council, including representatives of the underground. When General Giraud turns down that moderate, sensible and completely unradical proposal, and then announces that capitalism is dead, is engaging in a familiar grandstand play, known as jumping out of the window to prove that one is in favor of fresh air. All they asked him to do was open it a crack.

Tho IsMie Is Inch One must always suspect these sweeping general surrenders, in which the whole world is grandly given away tomorrow, but not an inch is granted today. The issue in France is the inch. Who asked General Giraud to Kill capitalism, anyway? All he was asked to do was to give up his idea of a temporary French administrative council to be run exclusively by colonial officials. He was asked to give representa- to the people of France. The General shows himself willing to give them the whole world, but not that.

What is interesting (and we have seen this in Europe that General Giraud feels he get off the hot spot only by talking left. That is significant. It shows that if there is to be a return to extreme conservatism, in favor of such a development feel it can be done only by Shaking it look like parade leftward, not rightward. In other words, they concede, indirectly and obscurely, that the French people are not in a reactionary mood. That is news from headquarters.

and it is revealing, more than the Generals 'omic opera assassination of capitalism. That Word. Again I am afraid I shall have to take that heavy word, obscurantism, of my drawer, and award it General Giraud. For he says that after the war all Frenchmen are going to be equal, and all will work together, but risht now he feels compelled order the abolition of the rremieux decree, thereby taking citizenship away from 100,000 Algerian Jews, who have had it for 7 2 years. So he rocs 1ns way, abolishing; abolishing the ('reniieux decree, abolishing capitalism.

If he would just relax, and do a few- little things, such as completing the liberation of North African politica 1 prisoners, and showing some signs of accepting the representatives of metropolitan France, he would be much more solidly on the side of progress than by all these brilliant and sweeping acts of abolition. There was a large demonstration in Algiers, Sunday. A crowd of several thousand good-natured Frenchmen, hoisting American and English troops to their shoulders, marched in the public square. They did not ask for the end of capitalism. They merely asked for the freeing of political prisoners.

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John Hudinjier, Cornell, Mich. 2676-Mny 6-8-15 Help ran washer, common laborer and night man. Escanaba Motor Co. C-101-tf CONSTRUCTION LABORERS WANTED By a Sault Ste. Marie Contractor engaged in war work.

A company representative will interview and hire applicants Fri. Sat. May 6,7 8 Afternoons Gr Evenings No worker will be considered unless be has a statement of availability from his last employer or the United States Employment Service. Apply UNITED STATES EMPLOYMENT SERVICE 13 23 Ludington Street Escanaba, Michigan C-May 1, 2 and 4. 1943 steamers 50 STEAMERS WAITING Sault Ste.

50 are waiting to come down from Whitefish Bay today, Guard vessels breaking ice in Whitefish report. Movement is slow and the boats are expected down late this afternoon or to- $Jght. Ice in the locks is making opening of the gates a slower task than usual. Pike poles have to be used to remove cakes of ice before complete opening of any gate. At Neebish rock cut, the Pittsburgh Steamship company vessel, George G.

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You must furnuh a statement availability from your laM employer or the C. S. Employment Office If you are not employed at your highest skill In a war Industry, apply in person to: L. W. Vollbrecht.

Representative U. S. Railroad Retirement Board Employment Service fit United States Employment Service Office 1323 Ludington St. E'fanaha, May 5 6 Gr 7 from 8:30 a. m.

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