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Cd Maksima Gorkoga.

Mi smo socialist. To &c reel,
da smo mi neprijatelji privatne
svojine, koja Jude razdyaia me-
djusobno in mrazi styara nepo-
mirljive suprotne interese, koia
Jude nagoni da lazu, kako bi syo-
je neprijateljstvo sakrili iii G.
pravdali, koja je najzad cell svet
demoralizirala lazju, licemers-
tvom pakoseu. Mi yelimo: drus
two, koje ljrde smatra kao sred-
stvo "a obogacivanje, nije covec-
no; mi Sc ne mozemo Domiriti s
niegovim licemernim 5 lazliivim
moralom. Mama je mrzak niegov
cinizam njegova svirepost pre-
ma pojedincima; mi cemo Sc b9-
riti protiv sviju formi ljudskog
ropstva protiv sviju vista liud-
skog globljenja. MI radn;ci s1..c
ii, cijim ie radon sve stvoreno -
cd najvece masine do mailman ie
deciie igracke. Mi smo liudi, ko-
jima je oteto prayo, da Sc bore
"a svoje covecansko dostoianstvo;
mas moze kogod hoce da pretvori
Il prosto orudje, da bi postigao
svoj cilj. Mi sad hocemo da ina
mo toliko slobode, da bi mogIi :
vremenom postati sasyim motni.
Nasa je lozinka jednostavna: do
lie $ privatnom svojinom, sva srad-
stva "a proizvodnju potroSniu
= narodu, svu vlast - narodu,
obavezan rad Ia sve.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-01-23
M i S mo SOciialisti.

Oni danas nemaJu wise nikoga, k0
bi Sc idejama borio "a njihovu
moe. oni su iscrpili sve svoje ar-
eumente, koji bi in zastitili cd ju-
risa istoriiske pravde. Oni ne mo-
gu da styore nista wise Il carstvu
ideja, oni su dusevno POSTAL bes-
plodni. Nase ideje napreduju,
svetle sye jacin plamenom, zahva-
taiu sve wise narodne mase Or
panizuiu in "a oslobodilacku Dor
bu. Svest yelikoj ulozi koju su
radnici pozvani da odigraju, sic
diniuje sve radnike celoga sveta
jednu duSu.
Oni ne mogu oval process OBJ
novljenia zivota nicim da zausta-
We. osim svojom bestidnoscu ci-
nizmom. Ali bestidnost pada Cd
nah II oGi, svirepost izaziva ogor-
Genie. 4 ruhe, koie mas danas da-
We - uskoro &c Sc bratski ruko-
vati nasim.
Niihova ie energija mehaniGka,
energiia zlata. koja donosi inte-
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-01-23

Nj smo REVOLUTIONARY i ostace.
mo sve dotle, dokle postojj pri.
vatna syojina sye dotle, dok led
nj samo zapovedaju, a drugi sa.
mo rade. Mi smo protiv danas.
Meg drustva, j mir ie medju ma.
ma nemoguc sve dotIe, dok ne 30.
bedimo. Nj radnici, mi cemo no.
bediti, Nasi ugnjetaGi j izrablji.
vaci nisu toliko jaki, kao sto ms.
le. Ia ista svojina, radi ciier go
milanja i cuvanja oni zrtvuiu mi
liiune porobljenih ljudi, ia 81
La, koia i'm je dala moGi. da VIA
daiu mad mama, izazvala je me-
dia NINA nepriiateljska trvenia
demoraIizirala in je fiziGki j mo.
ralno,
Priyatna svojina zahteva radi
svoje za5tite j suyiSe napora, a
samoj stvari uzeysi nasi su
gospodari veti robovi oi mas. o.
nj 81 robovi samlm duhom. a mi
samo telesno. Oni he moga da Sc
spase od pritiska predrasuda i
nayika, pritiska. koji il je dusev-
no potpuno ubio; mama pax nIs,a
ne smeta da duhom budemo slo-
bodni. Otrov, kojim mas oni tru-
il, slabiji ie Cd protiv otrova. Eoji
chi. protiv svoje wolfe, ubrizga-
vaiu nasu syest. On raste, raz-
viia so neprekidno, raspaIiuje Sc
sve brze povlaGi "a sobom sye
sto je d9bro. sve sto je duSevno
zdrayo, tak i IL njihovih izrabiji-
vackih redova. Pogledaite samo.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-01-23
cijalisticka Radnicka Partial

Kapitalizam pruza neizmerno
bogate primere "a njegoyo obara-
ME. Ukazuimo iste swim Glanovi-
ma nase klase sa kojima dolazimo
IL dodir. Utestaimo prosirimo
krug naseg dodira. Upoznajmo
sto wise radnika sa naSom spaso-
nosnon2 revolucionarnom naukcm.
Jer samo kada radnitka klasa u
pozna nasu naul<u ona &c usyoii-
ii naSu preporuhu da Sc
KAPITALIZAM MORA RAJ
ZORITI.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-01-23

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'',0' "-l'o -''''' '''' si' 'ei''''oAi
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Aos '1'I04''''''Nos ''u"' ie ''''A'
VII ospeS"'s i"o8' d oSoo''0 oSA
"9p'"V''e"0s '"''' '"No '"S poo'
''e"'s i"""' u" swan ei"h e'"-
N1~'' "'0su 0Aii''"'i A''0S ! ''A'i'~
"os "~e-''" n"S0" p'oS'''ii"
"6 -I'C''''oIA '""''
N"u Nc Ne''' l''"ol'eH @'0'
III 'h'Siin'' I'D iaS p0'Si" '%o"' ID"
NJ o' = > '"A''i 'i'aS'" 0'"'' Il It
''"'o.i' V < '"''hu ''"'e'i 'i's'' i',o' "
20 N''i y =" "a 0"" ''''J'o"e'"' =
o@ Z" '''@'i' II iaSPo"e'i l"u"
i'@'lni OHi i"ia 'l0D" ''i '''i
'"' ools0 '''AnJ"' p"Ai''' I'd y :"
NJ mas va" e''"'0" D''"" A"'
N'o'', '''A'A' "O0'N = Us 'l." '' "
ne kao sto Sc do sada praktikoVa-
~ nv" 'l.''e ii N-''.'' w si""''"' U''
Jednom tlanu dodele Sc po nekoli-
ko funkclJa. Onal clan, kor prI-
mi ma sebe po nekollke funkciJe
Ia Ogranku, ma koliko on bio ak
tiyan ma kollko on zeleo da oba-
Vi sVoje dodeIJene mu funkcije,
viii, kako treba kako bi on sam
zeleo.
Oni nasi clanovi koji izbegava-
ju prImiti Sc nekih funkcija i O
grancima, na koje Sc wise puta
toliko urgira cd strane Ogranka
da Sc prime, trebaJu da oVo uzmu
strogo Il obzir, Svi mi imamo pod
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RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-01-23

| SAoVt PoAaASSA3 AesSShSstA bNN'~
! ali nista sc ne desi. Drugim reel
ma, oval huskac rata moze slo
bodno da ma sva usta urgira q;
ova zemlja stupi u krvopr lice.
/ VIM. C. Bullitt, bivsi ambasa
dor owe Wade ga Sovjetsku Rus;
| ju, potion "a Francusku, i doba
privrzenik Rooseveltove~ Admins
tracije, odrzao je govor Z. ianu
ara kojem rece, mi znamo d;
Sc najsigrnije mogu poraziti 81
lie Osovine ako mi udjemo Il ra'
da pomognemo Velikoj Britaniji
| Grckoj kini." On dalje rece, a
mericki narod "a ovom momentu
! rizikuje mogucnost pobede tota
litarijanskih sila ''radje noge Str
zeli da stupi Il rat" Drugim reci-
ma, Bullitt otvoreno trazi da ova
zemlja aktivno direktno stupi u
rat sazaljeva slucaj sto ''mrzi-
mo rat"
Cekali smo Sta &c ''mirovna" Roo
seveltova vlada uraditi ovom hus-
kacu krvoprolica, ali on Sc osta-
Vi slobodan da dalje, ako hoce. ia
sva usta, kao priiatelj Roosevelt
tove Administracije, laie IL sto
vece krvoprolice.
Ma red dodie okoreli start po-
liticar, senator Glass, koji, iako
je kritikovao neke mere Roose-
veltove Administracije, on ie uvek
podupirao Predsednika Roosevelt
ia u njegovoj inostranoj politici.
U jednom interviu-u on Sc izrazi
da bi osobno voleo kada bi ova
zemlja odmah objavila rat Ne
mackoj da ona to treba da ura-
di. Nj cd NIGGA pcstojeca kapita-
listicka politicka Rooseveltova
vlada nj malo ne opra ruke. Z
vezi sa ovim, iz izjave Senatora
Nye-a doznal smo da bi sada 80
senatora glasali "a rat ako bi to
pitanje bilo direktno ma dnevnom
redu, on rece, da Rooseveltova
Administracija pokusava "da mas
uvede Il rat"
Ia malo cemo Sc uzdrzati da IL
razimo da Ii su Nye-ovi napadi
po nasem misljenju tacni iii pre-
terani. Rekosmo da je zvanicna
pozicija Wade owe zemlje mir.
Ear mi he mamo ovde ambasado
ra konsu!ata nacisticke Nemac-
ke. fasisticke Italije militaris
tickog Japana! | u iducem cetvr-
tku &c Sc suditi americkim VOL
nickim mornarima zbog toga sto
su "uz odobrenje yelike M Sc
Nth diva poderali nacisticku Zas-
tavu sa nemackog konsulatstva Il
San Francisco. Calf.
U Buffalo, n. Y. nalazi Sc jedais
svestenik po imenu ", Marion
Jeschke. On je odrzao jednu pre-
diku sa kojom ie otkrio da 81 ga
ispitivali clanovi zloglasnog T. E.
|. (Federal Bureau of Investlga-
tion.) Zbog tega? Jer je on zago-
varaC mira vezan ie sa "BEffa-
10 Peace Mobilization jedinica
nacionalne organizacije. Ia je or
ganizacija. rece pomenuti svcste-
nix, optuzena da sa njom vlada
"komunisticka ideologija. i da je
ia optuzba dosla nakon sto je on
predsedavao jednoj skupstini te
protu-ratne org; nizacije.
sada. zna Sc da je ova zemlja
zvanitno u nairu a ne Il ratu. On
da Sc postavlia pitanie zasto or
gani federalne Wade mentalno t.
ranisu osobe koje propagiraju mir
to kapitaIistitki mir nista Vi
Sc. a nj malo sc ne istrazuiu pako- |
sni motivi pomenutih druglh o
.vorenih uskaca rata?
Rekosmo da cemo Sc malo uZ- i
lrzati Cd naSe ocene Nye-evog |
1apada protiy federalne Wade, to-
Jest, Rooseveltove Administrative, |
la ona pokusava ida mas uvute
1 rat" Ali sada smo. nakon gor-
Meg yrlo vaznog incidctana goto-
Vi da damo nase misljenje. Clnje- |
4 L..
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-01-23
Kroz Partiju i Federaciju

| odbore Ia tn svrhu. koJi da Sc
predadu tome poslu. IzVesteni smo
cd ovih Ogranaka da 81 izabrai
takve Odbore: Akron, Bellwood,
| Cleveland, New York i Hoboken.
! Neki dan smo primili pismo od
druga r. Jelu5ica, organizatora
Ogranka Hoboken, koji mas ives
tuje rasturanju naseg kalenda-
J ra. pa nam pise veZi osni-
vanjem kluba Radnicke Borbe.
/ Citiracemo samo tai deo il pisma
/ druga Jelu5ica, a koji elasi:
"Razumeo sam sta kazes 0 ka-
lendariua. ia mislim da mi wise
ne mozemo niSta da poradino ma
/ ovom polju, nego temo sada OF
poteti raditi ma osnipanju Kluba
Radnicke Borbe ma dobivanju
n0vih clanova "a Ogranak. Tako-
djer Gemo sve nase slobodno vre-
me p0svetiti ma kuplienju pref
plata ma RADNICKU BORBU
prodavanju naSe literature. Oyo
&c bjti zama5an posao, ali mi ce-
mo raditi ma tome da mas plan
| sprovedemo deio".
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-01-23

Pre- kr&tko vreme, Eao $to je
poznato naSim titaocima, Cent
ralni Odbor Federaciie poArenuo
ie kampaniu "a csnivanie kIubc-
va Radnicke Borbe. u syome O.
kruznom pismu. co. ie preporucic
swim Ograncima koii nemaiu KIu-
bove Radnitke Borbe, da izaberu
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-03
Business Space

'LACE for rent on main street =
Morton Most sny kinc o. bus uess
DANDY sst-up for car dealer We
O 80 Longmirs Garage. Morton,
Washington
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-03
Help: Male and Female

HusIIERs wANrED-To sell AZ Sta
dium Fourth Of July. All hustlers
must have social security numbers.
Apply for badge 81 1918 Commerce
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-03
Marine Corps Cuts
Denial Requirements

Applicants for enlistment In
Class III tc) marine corps reserve
may be accepted providing they
have Is sound vital teeth, II was
announced Wednesday.
Reservists enlisted in Class III
fc) are enlisted for the duration
Of the national emergency" They
are given the same opportunity for
travel, education and promotion
that Ia offered those In the regu-
lar marine corps. and training in
the reserve and the regular marine
corps Is the same Or the termina-
tion Of the emergency. members Of
mis- class would be discharged and
returned to their homes.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-03
Housekeeping Rooms

FIVE rooms. refrigerator, electric
range. fireplace. private entrance.
GAS South Grant
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-03

FURNISHED 8 cottages lItili.ies
furE McChord FIELD dist Rents
SIS . SIS mo LIZ 7O43 Pac sve.
CA 7546
FIVE room lover duplex. furnisred
lights and water included ss5 405s
Mckinley.
5 ROOM house and bath. references.
1873 50 IN rear
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-03

EXCELLENT meals lovely nome.
walking distance near bus SIS
North AInsWOrrh
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Phop. Want Ad. to Main sla
Reel Estate For Sale
STEILACOOM

n Stei'acoon- @ : -. ~. s Toon
Prep acc pretty FIeU o. Sound
Two eo-foot corner Iots nee build
inE sits 0araEe and Hoodsnsd
putt trees All for - SO. terms
AI-1-Tuo moosrn homes on lols
W. e0Eifo one Eix-rnom hoazs
and floor furnace Nee FleH 0us
four-rpom hcuse and bath. Al Tor
- 900 terms
T Two nsw houses. one four
~''' one fVe-roon Ea1h nas
tao bedrooms utility room. garaEs
and each lot 50x226 Close 70 axe
o. 200 $500 down ass month
80. Iacome Rented - 600 tsrn.
NcChord Junction Pr Pro-, = 'et I
trees A good siK-room houze nlcs
living room. fireplace bedroom
Kitchen and bath down Lots -
built ms Two bedrooms ard
plumhing w All nardwoo fleors
Pull basement. hot water heat ga
rage IN basement ground 20oa4z5
~ 600 81 600 down
FOX REALTY
stellaeoom CITY lakewood s2sI
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-03

WATERFRONT Sunrise Beach. trade
Tor city. pay some difference
Owner. 5O0i East 3
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Room and Board

LARGE single or double room. eY-
cellent location. one block from
bus. good food reasonable 2o2l
South 7th St
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Wanted 10 Rent

ADULTS want small unfurn.shed
house MOI owe. s25 C.ose IN
Garland se5- =
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-03

LOW PRICED HOMES
q b00-Near 9Th avenue and
v wv Stevens. A dandy 4
room house. full plumbing
plenty Of closets choice lots
garage and woodshed. Terms
No. 142.
q 700-A good. well-built 5
room house. : lots
Fine place for gardening. Il
bearing fruit trees Goo
chicken house. Only $3.50 down.
No. PIP.
81. IOO-An exceptional bar
gain in the North End
near oath and Alder Paved
street. Good six-room house IN
fine condition. ? full lots. Only
$500 down. Better see this one
Its a bargain. No. 10.
&. F. MASON CO., Realtors
110e Pacific BR 42s5
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-03
Situations Wanted, Female

woMES-s EMPLOYMENT BUREAU
At Lutheran Compass Mission. 1873
Pacific ave. 10 O m 70 o N
MA e4ee except Saturdays
EXPERIENCED ooiored woman d.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-03

FINE lots close 20 bus and college
In Falkland. $50 each. liberal terms
Call owner. Granite Si0q
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Waterfront Property

THREE-RO furnished apartment
Reasonable 1862 South 18Th
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Wanted 10 Borrow

A SPLENDID r. = contract OF 81 200
az siS0 of. Have several for your
selection.
THE BRATRUD co. Fidelity Hldg.
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unfinished Houses for Rsnf

s3o-UNFUREIsHED five room apart
ment. near Seth and II stoves
can be furnished LINCOLN
REALTY. TT South 3sth GA 4zsl.
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Phone Want Ad. 10 Main sisl
State Regulated Lenders

CASH xH MONTHLY PAYMENTS
oET 6 Mos. NJ Mos ne naa 20 No.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1941-07-05
THE HOUSING MESS

Accusations that Negroes are being walled in
on Eight Mile Road which were made by Housing
Commissioner Horace A. White last week brought
into sharp focus the true dilemma of our people to-
day who are desperately seeking the fufillment Of
one Of mans primary needs shelter. subdivision
owner has constructed a high concrete wall which
separates his land from the Negro community, and
shuts from view the squalor in which our people
live In this instance the owner according to the
commissioner has resorted to a procedure that is
socioogicay disgracefu in these times of strain to
unity the people Of the United States"
Indeed the invisible wals=of racial prejudice
confront us daily in this democracy and the ap-
pearance Of an actual wall of concrete represents
the measure of this racial bigotry. 1t may repre-
sent too the mad folly Of the dominant group who,
like the ostrich dare not face reality and stick their
heads in sand The whole housing problem in Detroit,
for whites as well as Negroes has been handled with
the same blind stupidity.
1t is ironical that after centuries of civilized
social living intelligent people cannot apparently
satisfy in community like ours the elementary
need Of shelter Profeering and racial intolerance
have together created vast slums and ghettos in
which the pressure Of our economy has forced us
to live We refuse to believe that such condition
could continue to exist if the vested interests of the
city with their representatives in control of the adj
mnistraton sincerely Sought TO remedy it
Underneath all the smokescreen of good nten-
tons, the housing program in Detroit has been
sabotaged and every movement to provide sound
and cheap housing for the ow-ncome groups has
been attacked rather than encouraged While a
great controversy RACES site for two hundred
homes for defense workers, the whole program of
rehabilitation and general housing for the wage
Garner is relegated to the sidenes. Adequate hous-
ing is an elementary and primary need for the cit
izen1y, and facilities for providing this housing
have been repeatedly neglected. Perhaps the city
administration will take lesson from the sub
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1941-07-05

A PLEA FOR JUSTICE AND
DEFENSE JOB OPPORTUNITIES

Let there be justice throughout all
the land,
Let it-fall enrich and poor alike,
so that
No man can say his race is the
favorite of justice;
While less fortunate black brothers
suffer through lack of work.
Let no man say that he and his race
alone
Are worthy of laboring to defend
this land
As the nation faces a war-like crisis.
The world is waiting for a Just
leader, so
That each Of us will have oppor-
tunities
OF equality. freedom and job
placement
As we march onward in defense
preparations.
Arise oil OF you who are fearless,
brave and courageous,
Search among yourselves for a just
leader, who
Will not seek to favor few races
with the right 10 labor,
But who will have the convictions
that all races.
Regardless Of color or creed should
have the right 10 defend
His home. his future, his family by
working in the defense plants
OF these United States Of America.
where they say:
Equality and justice for all pre-
walls"
Larry Chlsm
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1941-07-05
BOOK REVIEW

It's the same old South that
.emerGes- from the pages of this
government survey. the South of
sharecroppers, poverty, illiteracy
and disease. The study was made
in 1888 Of farm operations during
1887 and the results compared with
those Of a study of a more detailed
sort made in 1884. Conditions had
improved somewhat for tenants as
well as plantation owners but the
income of troopers and small farm
ers of all types was still far below
the lowest desirable standard Of liv-
ing.
The facts revealed here are not
new 10 many persons at all familiar
with the South but perhaps by rep
clifton the need for more action on
the part Of the government may be
understood. As is pointed out here
the South which is the poorest part
Of the country, is the source OF a
large proportion Of the population;
it supports a dual system Of edu-
cation and other sops to the theory
of white supremacy; it has not re-
ceived on a per capita basis as much
Federal relief as other sections. No
one Of these facts makes sense when
considered with any OF the others,
but Southern leaders will probably
be the last to become aware OF
their own Inconsistencies. War has
shunted the sharecropper from the
public eye but-his condition is no
less pitiable.
This account OF Southern eondi-
tons has the facts and the fig-
ures but falls short Of interesting
narrative The book was written
by three authors and we believe it
improved in the later chapters, but
it may only have been that we be-
came more accustomed to its trudg-
ing style.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1941-07-05
CONANT GARDENS
MRS. LEILA HENDRICKS

A garden pool, with wonder in the
heart of il,
Where we may rest when we are
very tired
A garden pool and romance is a
part OF it,
And dreams bloom with the lilies,
faith inspired.
Here there is respite from a world
so tragic
That we forget the blessed days Of
youth
A garden pool and lilies dressed
in magic,
We kneel beside it, thinking-"This
is truth
We kneel-and oh, the pool becomes
an altar
Raised to the God OF beauty and
surcease.
And courage fills our souls--how
can we falter
When lilies speak Of loveliness and
peace?
Out Of garden pool, warm fra
GRANGE creeping,
Out of our tears-the hopes that
have lain sleeping!"
M. E. Sangster
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1941-07-05

Christian flag, an up-to-date bulle-
tin board and at present the school
is making plans to raise finance TO
promote the vacation church school.
Heretofore, this has been an obi
CATION of the church in general.
The senior choir under the direc-
ton of Neptune H. Holloway will
present the dramatic cantata.
Esther" in the near future. Au-
ditions are held each Thursday
evening at s pm. at the church.
Interested persons are invited 20
participate. Mrs. Ola Jenkins is
president Of the choir.
The pastors chorus gave a musi-
cal program last week which was
also a financial effort. Both were
tremendous successes. Robert
Brown, president of the group led
in the finance, having brought IN
forty dollars for the rally.
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When Harry o. Donald was a
small boy all the neihgbors used
to shake their heads after he had
been thoroughly spanked for some
boyish prank played upon one Of
them and say. That Donald kid is
going to he sure as shootin'.s
But somehow or other Harry
grew up, loved. and then one day
quiet Unexpectedly died and went
to-.
During all OF his 81 years on
earth, the soul Of Harry o. Donald
never imagined that heaven could
be such wonderful place to be.
It's climate was like that Of South
ern California. Beautiful scenery,
countless trees which gave off their
sweet perfume from a variety of
rainbow hued flowers kept the air
fragrant and sweet,
Beautiful Heaven
Here and there on the far horizon,
mountains rose majestically, snow
capped and covered with patches Of
green, purple and black, the spots
where wild flowers grew along its
steep sides, And over all this ma
jestic and beautiful scenery was
spread blanket Of golden sun
shine, All Of this reminded Harry
Of that time when, down on earth,
he lived in Riverside. Calf.
Sweet Fragrant Atmosphere
The soul Of Harry O. Donald in
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the first Race member to hold such
position in this honor group.
Passed
Mrs. Drew, mother Of Mrs. Vic
toria Johnson, died Thursday The
body will be taken 70 Bloomington,
Ill, for burial.
Mrs. Carrie Leak was called TO
Toledo because OF the death OF a
sister.
We extend our sympathy to these
in their hour Of sorrow.
Called Away
Miss Theolia Cromwell was called
to Buckston by the illness Of her
sister. Mrs Eva Carter.
Sick
Mrs. Jebbs is quite i'll in St.
Joseph hospital
Mrs. Hattie Jones. Mr. Gonsh and
Mrs. Simmons are greatly improved
Home
Mrs Leo Nelson with her new
daughter has returned home from
the hospital.