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crepe myrtle. Punch was served
throughout the evening from a Gle
yer punch bowl formed OF a large
cake or ire which had been followed
cut In the shape or "a funnel I'd
hold the contents.
Entertainment was furnished BY
the Baptist church orchestra. mem
bers playing selections during the
evening. Mrs. Guy Bevil gave two
readings and vas followed by Ewing
Day. who played several piano So
los.
An Ice cnure. carrying ont IA pink
and white bridal theme. was served.
Assisting the hostess in her duties
were Mrs. w. o. Washington. Mrs.
Dan Leftwtch and Mrs. Ewing Day
MIR. and Mrs. Anderson arrived
Sunday from South Carolina after
a honeymoon trip OF two weeks
They will make their home in
Brownsville.
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PERSONALS

Mrs. Farris Ross Of RI. Worth ar
rived Tuesday for d visit with her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. j.. j. Gibson.
Miss Fay Brown of Austin return
ed TO her home Tuesday after
spending ten days an the home Of
Mr. and Mrs. =. ~ Burlington.
Mss Lucille Griffith Of Waxaha-
chic IS visiting at the home Of DR..
and Mrs +. w. Glass.
j. 4. Curlee left Tuesday for Ar
kansas where he was called 10 the
bedside or his mother. who Is not
expected 70 live.
Miss Mary Lillian Ware. who has
been attending summer school In
san Marcos arrived Monday even
ing for a visit with Miss Norma
Van Vliet.
Miss Jewell Watson arrived the
first or the week from Abilene.
mr.. and Mrs. ~. *. Henery left
Saturday for Louisiana where they
viii spend several weeks with rela-
tives.
Mr.. ard Mrs Y % Ballard left
Sunday for California for a three
weeks vacation trip.
Mrs. Blake Williams left Mon
day for Fort Worth where she will
visit relatives.
Mrs. w q MacRav left Mon
dav for Fort Worth where she will
spend several DAYS before going on
70 Mineral wells where she expects
To spend several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs, Robert Hudson an
rounce the arrival OF a baby girl
THURSDAY The baby weighed eight
and one-half pounds and has been
named Francis LaNora Mother and
baby ar reported as doing nicely
Mrs w II Baxter. Jr. and son
arrived Tuesday from Arlington
where she has been visiting her
parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. BRYAN HLtto Snert
the weekend AZ the Henson Club
House as guests or Mr.. and Mrs
Herman Martin. Mr.. and Mrs. J. G.
Friday and MI. and Mrs. Reed Leh-
mar we're guests for bridge 5atur-
dav evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. LAM OF Seguine. ar
-ived in weslaco sunday 70 make
this Their home. They are located
M the Dew Apartments
Mrs. T.. K. Holman left Saturday
for Oklahoma where she expects 70
spend several weeks.
Mrs. George Kronert left Friday
for her home In Houston Texas
she sDent the past two weeks with
her mother Mrs. p. J. Swinnea.
Mrs. T. c. Brown and mother
Mrs. wv are spending two weeks In
San Marcos.
The Baptist Sunday School en-
loved a picnic on the p~rogress0
Lake Friday. A very interesting pro
gram was given. There were about
twn-hrrrred guests.
Miss Emma Cotton left the lat
ter mar az the week for Santa An
m Cal. after spending two weeks
with Ter parents Mr.. and Mrs. c.
II. Cotton
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Comings. Goings

Mr.. and Mrs. William S. West.
who have been IN Mexico City for
the past several weeks visiting their
daughter. ere expected to arrive il
Brownsville Sunday night.
y. P Young LEFT for san Antonio
t0 spend the week end there In
attendance az a convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Flynt Sorelie OF
Mission and their guests Mr.. and
Mrs Russell Wine aud Mr.. and
Mrs. III. r. woody were in Browns
Vile Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Bennett and
baby have moved To Mission where
Nr. Bennett will be with Walker
Craig co.
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Is Hostess
At Slumber.
Bridge Party

N~-FNNAA W
PHARR, July 17.-Miss Helen
Evcrha-d charmingly entertained q
number Of her friends on Thursday
night with a slumber party at her
home south OF Pharr. During the
early part Of the evening a number
OF interesting games Of bridge were
enjoyed. Fruit punch was served
throughout the games. Later in the
evening many entertaining games
and contests were enjoyed. At mid
night a delicious lunch was served
by the hostess. A six O'Clock swim
was enjoyed followed BY a delicious
fried chicken breakfast.
Those present at this affair were
Misses Margaret Flowers. Elsie
Rushing. Alice johnson. CRYSTAL
Herring. Madeline Gillespie. Dorothy
Van Dresserand and Mary Kathryn
Casey.
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Bridge Clubs
CompLimented
During Week

RIO GRANDE CITY, July IT,
MIS-. R. q. Rodgers VI Fort Ring
gold has Is her guests on WedEes-
cay, the members OF TIE WedneS-
day Bridge club OF Mission.
The group OF nine mCtCred up
for a very cni h.tu. afternoon ut
bridge and for q visit with Mrs.
Rodgers, whose home was formerly
in Mission.
Those enjoying this hospitality
were M { 81 : Florence M.
Hayes, Heathe May. Roy p. Con-
way. Homer Smith. Melden. OPP
penheimer. Sammons. Agnew. Cald-
well. Burger, Aeee. Fuller Winter,
Kidwell and Thomas.
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Reception Honors
Bride and Groom

MIR. and Mrs. w. Z Collins open
ed the doors Of their home on West
Elizabeth with a reception on
Thursday evening. about one hun
dred guests calling 10 honor Mr..
and Mrs. william Drummond An
derson. who we're wed IN Inman.
South Carolina az a pretty wedding
on June So. Mrs. Drummond Is the
eldest daughter of MIR. and Mrs.
Collins.
The rooms Of the home were at
tractive with bowls and vases OF
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Mrs. Heuner
Is Hostess

Pink and red roses were used for
decorations ON wednesday after
nocn when Mrs w. T.. Heaner en-
tertained members M her bridge
club at her home on Levee street.
The games ended with the score
awards going 20 Mrs. Robin Pate
lnr high and Mrs Morris Clint for
second nigh. Each received a lovely
gift.
Mrs. Heaner served an iced re-
freShment course.
The club Will meet next week with
Mrs. Harold Gray.
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Party Honors
WeslacoB Bride To-Be

WESLACO. July l7-Mrs. I. r.
5tahl entertained with a lawn party
Ind shower honoring Miss Mamie
Martin who Is to be married on July
~. Tie pretty colors Of pink and
green were used throughout the
3arty. Pink crepe myrtle was used
n tho decorations. Mrs. Raymond
md Miss Mildred Pope Couch pre-
sided at the punch bowl where
green lime punch was served.
Mrs. Howard Perry sang Loves
Old Sweet Song" Miss Ferguson OF
Caterina gave two interesting read
tngs. AS the miniature aeroplane.
Earring gifts for the honoree alight-
I'd. Marie Hays. dressed as a Cav
alier. ran out and sang Come take
n trip In NY Areoplane. Warren
Gudmanson and John Robert Hays
dressed in white came out carrying
~suitcases filled with gifts for the
honoree.
The hostess was assisted BY Mes
danes r.. G. Couch, J. Fl. Riddle,
IA. J. Hays and +. r. Hudson. There
were seventy-five guests.
III
CIRCLES OF BAPTIST
UNION MEET
The three circles Of the Baptist
wv. NJ. u. met Monday afternoon
lat different homes for their regular
weekly meeting.
The Lottie Moon circle INST az
the home OF Mrs Bert Robertson
with five members present. t. les
son study from the oath chapter OF
Matthew was led by Mrs. w L. Wa
gers.
Mrs. J. z. Carter was hostess TO
THE Leah circle. The Bible study
taken from the first and second
|chapter Of first Peter was led by
Mrs. M. T.. Dew. Sr. A delicious Ice
and sweet course was served 70 a
number Il members and guest,
Mrs. Mathews OF Mission. After the
meeting calls were made TO mem
bers OF the church who we're not
members OF the w. NJ. u. and they
were urged TO join
The Compers Circle met with
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-17

The Junior Womens club met
Tuesday evening Of this wees with
Miss ConsuDlo Sanchez. Little bust
ness was transacted BY the mem
hers present who were Misses
Emma Soils, Robin and Shirley
Brooks and Cleotilde Falcon.
Delicious refreshments were then
served and the club adjourned f0T
two weeks.
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GUESTS PRESENT
AT CLUB MEET

Mrs. Fl. Raymond Mills delight
fully entertained the Llano Grande
Bridge club. Roses were used In the
floral decorations. High club score
favor was presented TO Mrs. G. Les
ter Skaggs, high guest to Mrs. Carl
Schwedes.
A delicious retreShment course
was served 70 six club members and
Mesdames Carl Schwedes, c. NJ.
Sheriff.. IT. l.. Smith. Carl Moeller.
Ben Snaders. r. III. q. Cook, Porter
Davis. NJ p. Armstrong, Ball.
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MEMBERS AND e
WITH MRS STOKES

Circle two or the Presbyterian
Missionary Society met Monday al
ternoon at the home of Mrs. S <.
Stokes with eight members and TWO
guests present. The guests were
Mesdames McMellon and Bupp.
Mrs. (. I. Emmons led the Devo-
tional on The Crown of Life" Mrs.
NJ. j. Smith gave q paper o. Saved
to Serve Mrs. George Lucas read
q story OF o Korean Family. Mrs. G..
II. Cotton read a Stof/ Saved
from a Heather Marriage" After
a short business session the meet
ing adjourned to meet next with
Mrs. George Lucas.
Circle three met az the home OF
Mrs. r. ID. Macintosh with ten
members present. Mrs. w. l. G-cp-
herd led the devotional on The
Crown Of Life" taken from James
LIP. followed by prayer led BY
Mrs. Raymond witt. Roll call was
answered with scripture verses. Al
ter q short business session Mrs.
Carl Schwedes vas III charge OF the
program on Korea" and gave q
very interesting map talk. Others
taking part on the program were
Mesdames w. +. Powell. w. NJ.
jenkins. Raymond Witt. The meet
ing was closed with circle prayer.
Refreshments were served BY the
hostess.
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Mrs. A. A. Kelley was a delight
ful hostess Of the Tuesday bridge
club al her home on Tuesday after
noon The rooms occupied by the
guests were beautiful with vases OF
lovely pink roses. making a charm
ing back ground for the two tables
Of players.
The high score favor was won hy
Mrs. Marvin Evans.
A delicious salad and dessert
course was served 70 the following
members. Nesdames G. p. Fleming.
Marvin Evans. John Baker. Paul
Zenor, Earl Manis. Merle Kelley.
Bryce Furguson. and Miss Cushion.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-17

Mr. and Mrs. J ?. Glenn are the
proud parents Of a baby daughter
born Tuesday. TIE young lady has
been named Joan Both mother
and daughter are doing fine
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-17
MARTINS ARE
CLUE HOSTS

The Neighb0rh0cd Bridge club
met last week al the home Of Dr.
and Mrs. c y Martin. the members
present included Messrs. and Mes
DANES George r.. Marsh. Julian
Wallis. wv. WI Shufford. r.. XII.
Chstfield. Mrs. J. J.. Guerra and s.
B Ricaby. Prizes we're won b. Mrs.
Wallis and Mr.. Cnaffield.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-17

-Four other crimes besides MUIR
der are punishable hy death III
some OF our states. They are arson,
rape. first-degree burglary and
perjury in n capital case.
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TUESDAY CLUB
AT ROMA

The Tuesday Bridge club met
this week with Mrs R L. Cnder at
Roma. with the following members
and guests: Mesdames J. j. Guerra.
B. c. KIM. George Is. Marsh. Vir-
Rii Lott. Ji;li-I Wallis. Ri. G Chat
tield and Mrs Bernard n Martin
High scores were made BY Mrs
Chatfield and Mrs. King.
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DINNER PARTY
ON TUESDAY

Mr.. and Mrs. w. z. Engel de-
lightfully entertained with a dinner
party Tuesday evening. The guest
list included Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Of
san Antonio, Mr.. and Mrs. II.
Woody OF Houston. MI. and Mrs.
Flint SO Rallo OF Mission. Mr.. AID
Mrs. Wine OF stuart Place.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-17
Original Thursday
Club Has No Meet

Members Of the Original Thurs
day bridge club did not meet IN 5
week with Mrs Robert Wagner but
VIII be- entertained next week In
the wagner home.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-17

Rev. and Mrs. Hull entertained the
members Of the Sunday School
Council at their home last Friday
evening with a delightful social ar
fair. After a short discussion ~
business a number Of interesting
games were enjoyed.
Delicious ice cream and cake was
served by the hostess 70 the follow
ing. Mr. and Mrs. :. r. Melton. Nh.
and Mrs. Wahlers. Mrs Verna Han
son. Mrs. o. II Archer. Mr.. Bert
Coate. Mrs. Frazier and Miss Marie
Wahlers.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-17
INSTALL OFFICERS OF
d

The installation on officers was
held Monday evening when the re
bekah Lodge held their regular
weekly meeting at the hall Mrs.
Donnie Ward. district Valley presi-
dent. acted as installing officer.
The new officers installed were
Mrs. Lillian Ludwig. Noble Grand.
Mrs. Lilly Barber. vice grand: Mrs
Mamie Fleming, chaplin: Ruth
Ludwig. warden; Mrs. Eta Hale,
conductor; Mrs. Rena West. inside
guardian: Mrs. Alma Snethen. r.
s. N. G., Mrs. Alma Anderson. L
S N. G., Mrs. Bertha Deal. r. S. ".
c.. Mrs. Clara Simms. past Noble
Grand and Mrs. Elizabeth Thomp-
son pianist.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-17

Mrs. j. II. Busby with nine pres
ent. Plans yer made to can tcma-
toes for the Valley Baptist Hospi-
tai.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-17

Miss Betty Fleming. who has been
visiting the home Of her par
ents MI. and Mrs. @. r. Fleming
LEFT SUNDAY evening for her home IN
" Wavne. Indiana. Miss Fleming
snent A month in Pharr, while she
visited with various friends over the
Mr. and Mrs. Merle Kelley were
ne dinner guests Of Nj. and Mrs
Kelley on Sunday.
Mr and Mrs. Bart Melton anu
Part. .Jr. returned home Thurs
dav night from q six week vacation
ea LAM IA ri Paso. Graham, and
carlsbad Caveran. 1.-uo,ss
~ ana Mrs. Swanson REYNOLDS
a~a called on SUNDAY 20 Navaso.a-
wa @' ID the serious Illness q Mr.
9 psynoIds mother. Word was reeeiy,
n pharr Tuesday o. tne oeA1h
81 nTrs Reynold Of Navasota.
Nv n A. Reed Who y conssasss
u.a M'a afser an opeation Is reported
eans = vesg much improved. ,.-.,n,.
y M ~ Dalsty and Mary va sn ss,asts
pr,r scent Wednesaay M
n MIS- Dorothy Flowers
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Mrs. s. r. Melton and daughters.
Mrs. p. :. Devine and children. Mrs
Fl Il. Gum. Mrs. ". ~ Lauck. Mr.
J. w. Patterson and q and Daisv,
Mary Virginia. Frances Polk. and
Marion and Joe Pelt made up q
swimming party AT Cascade on Tues
dav afternoon.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-17

Misses Mary and Margaret Flow
ers and Miss Crystal Herring ara
Mrs. Ilo Griswold 81 McAllen en-
joyed a delightful swim az Cascade
on Tuesday afternoon.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-04-18

Circus Park, permit or no permit
The newspapers nevertheless carried
announcements that the Communists
accepted CasS Park as the place for
their May First celebration this year.
A denial was issued to them, giving
the true facts, but in regular yellow
journalist fashion, they ignored them.
The committee next went to the
mayor and demanded a permit either
for the Grand Circus Park or Cadillac
Square. The mayor said that he per-
sonally had no objection to the Grand
Circus Park, but would have to con-
fer with the police commissioner. He
promised a definite reply by Monday,
April 6. but failed to give an answer
so far, though more than a week
passed and several attempts have
been made to see him since. The
capitalist press, ignoring the state
ments of the Communist Party on
the demonstration, again carried an
announcement of the Communist
demonstration on May First" this
time stating that it was scheduled
for Cadillac Square. In this manner
the capitalist press is trying to con-
fuse the situation, while the author
tiles are holding back on the ques-
tons of a permit in order to hold up
the preparations for May First. Up
to the time of this writing april 12)
no permit has been granted for the
demonstration. With their tactics of
Withholding permit, the authorities
instead of hampering, are actually
helping to spur on the preparations
for a huge proletarian demonstra-
ton on May First. Preparations for
the demonstration are as originally
planned, to proceed with a march
from E. Ferry and Russell at 1890,
marching through the most proletar-
ian district into the grand Circus
Park.
In the evening on May First, con-
cert in the Danceland Auditorium
will be held with the participation Of
the Workers Choruses.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-04-18
Provisional Government Of Spain
Wants "Quiet" to Defeat Aims Of
Revolution and Protect Landlords
Pra--1a Says Communist Party Alone Can Or,
ganize and Direct Mass Struggle Against
the Old Regime in New Disguise

Matin, Paris, in an interview with
President zamora of Spain states that
zamora is working overtime to dis
sipate the revolutionary force of the
masses.
A leading editorial in Prayda, Mos
COW, comments on the downfall Of
Alfonso. According. to Walter Du-
ranty N. Y. Times correspondent in
Moscow, Particular emphasis is put
on the words of Gustave Herve, 1T is
not so far as they think from Madrid
to Moscow"
Peasants Are Serfs
Pravda points out that Is per cent
of the Spanish peasants own barely
rs per cent of the land, which is
concentrated in the hands of the rich
proprietors, as was the case in Rus
STA. There are 100000 peasants en-
tirely without land in Spain. The
conditions Of both the working and
peasant masses has been frightful as
a result of the world economic crisis.
Socialists Betray
Pravda goes on to say that the
republican and socialists are doing
all they can to prevent the workers
and peasants from Selling the land
from the big feudal landowners and
Transforming the revolution into a
real overthrow Of the old regime.
Spanish capitalism, says Pravda, is
using the Spanish socialists as did
German capitalism after the over
throw Of the Kaiser-that is, by the
socialists becoming the fascists and
murderers Of the revolutionary wrok-
ers. Pravda goes on to state:
"The masses are beginning to I'M
derstand that only popular revo-
luton destroying all the rottenness
Of middle individuaIism can give
land to the peasants, food to the
workers and freedom to the tOiIing
masses" the editorial continues:
"The Communist Party alone can
organize and direct the ass struggle
against the old regime In the new
republican guise."
War Danger Increased
I5vestia, another Soviet organ,
shows the intensified war danger as
the result of revolutionary outbreak
in Spain. With the growth of world
ornaments the danger of war now
is much greater than in 1914 and the
Spanish uprising, with the attempts
Of the republicans and socialists to
keep back the masses, with their ma
neuverings with the various imperial
list powers may easily provoke a new
irnperialist war.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-04-18
$50 MarcherS Leave Pittsburgh
Today; Local Marches Begin

PITTSBURGH, Pa, April Tin
answer to the continued lay-offs
throughout the mining fields of
Western Pennsylvania, which are
usually followed by wage-cuts, the
thousands of unemployed miners are
electing delegates to take part in the
hunger march on Harrisburg, in
which the National Miners Union,
as well as the Unemployed Councils,
are taking the leading part. In
Avella, whene another mine recently
shut down and where seven mines
within an area of four miles are
working from one to three days a
week, the workers are conducting a
hunger march to Washington, Pa,
the county seat, under the auspices
Of the National Miners Union.
Yesterday 500 unemployed miners
met in Avella at the meeting called
by the National Miners Union to
protest against the conditions of
starvation to which they have been
subjected by tn ecoal barons. One
hundred and fifty of those present
were Negro miners, who have been
especially exploited in the Avella
section. The speakers included Vim
cent Kamenevich, district secretary
of the National Miners Union, and
Ben Careathers of the League of
Struggle for Negro Rights.
A resolution was passed protest.
ing against the attempted legal
lynching in the most recent attack
of the Southern bosses against the
Negro workers of Scottsboro, Ala.
Thence, H. ;lso took last-minute
preparations for large delegations
from Avella to participate in the
hunger march on Harrisburg which
leaves on the morning of April 10,
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-04-18

advance in Boston since beginning OF
campaign, a district page should
stimulate sales resulting in regular
routes; should introduce district cam
paigns to workers, bring them nearer
to our revolutionary unions, unem-
ployed councils, etc.
Seattle in coma regarding dis
trict page, despite our repeated at
tempts plus persistent efforts of
Frank Sellman in Spokane, whose
letters to Portland, Seattle, were
completely ignored. District can
not afford to do without weekly
page as aid to mobilize workers
for struggle In shops, together with
unemployed workers.
Light On Chicago Red Builders.
Bill Browder, district Daily Worker
rep, reports slump in Chicago's News
Club, due to 3-month incarceration
of Secretary Lambrow, lack of ex-
perience in new secretary. "True,
there have been several bundle re-
ductions," he writes. (Still another
from Nucleus 1903. cutting from 25 to
10, BILL Points out objective is Ito
stabilize, pay regularly, increase and
SELL" and proves it by shooting $439
during one month.
Albany Red Builders hit water
mark of 100, add 20. Church is
sermonizing on the Daily" says Mike
Peli, counteracting it with snappy
combination Red Builders leaflet
and lecture on Trade Union Unity
League leaflet, which should knock
the snuffings out of those opium"
peddlars.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-04-18
GREET CORK ON
63RD BIRTHDAY
Letters Pour In From
Factories

MOSCOW. -- Maxim Gorki's 63rd
birthday has aroused many express
stonS of enthusiastic recognition
among the workers Of the whole So
Wet Union.
The press published numerous ap-
peals, letters, and greetings, coming
from every part Of the Soviet Union
to congratulate Maxim Cork. The
workers of the great factories join
in messages of appreciation and en-
couragement. The Pravda publishes
number Of articles by leading Party
comrades, including PECK, Cachin,
and YaroslavSky. devoted to the revo-
lutionary work Of the great writer.
One of these 'tPravcla" articles EN-
phasizes the significance OF the en-
thusiaSm with which Maxim Gorki's
birthday has been celebrated all over
the country. 1t points out the many
meetings held in the factories, col
lectives, and high schols, at which
the workersand students have DEM
onstrated the extent of their SYM
pathy with their friend, Maxim
Cork.
This upsurge Of greetings TO Cork
is the enthusiastic upsurge Of the
millions working for the advance of
socialist construction, is the utterance
Of the masses who are willing and
ready to overcome all the obstacles
lying nj the path of the building up
of socialism.