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razitske kapitalistieke klase. l kada ona to vi
d ona &c brzo shvati da Sc ona mora organi-
zovati, polticki ekonomski'' da obori kapita-
liam.
Mi Sc mozemo ponositi sa junackm dr.
zanjem nase klase. Mi znamo da Moi fall
klasna svest zbog toga Sc rozemo dicit da
bez te svesti, usuprot sVh kapitalistickih
proglasa "opasnog" stanJa, "opasnosti preko
mora" "nacionalne odbrane" i svog drugog
dzngcizma kaptalsteke klase, radncka kia-
sa neustrasivo ustaje da pobojsa svoje stanje
onako kako ona, iako vrlo pogresno, najbolje
zna. mi Sc mozemo ponosit sa hero jskim dr.
zanjem nase kase kada Sc ne da upiasiti nj sa
Collin bajonetma voske zverskog kapitalizma.
kada je nasa klasa organizovana korist
odrzanja kapitaizma tojest kada je ona zave
dene fekerima zagrezlim junijama, sto ce
reci da je ona stvarno desorganlzovana, kada
Sc ona tako slaba neustrasivo drzi prema do
zuba naoruzanm neprjateljem, nema sumnje
njenom odvaznom drzanju kada &c biti rad
nicka klasa snabdevena sa klasnom svescu
organizovana Il jednu Socijalisticku Industri-
jalnu Juniju svih radnika pred kojom ce bar
jak prava radncke klase ma svo drustveno bo-
gatstvo ponosno nosit njena politicka partija,
kao Sto ga danas nos neustrasivo nepokoleb-
1.-Two Socialisticka Radnicka sPartija. Cd toga
straha drhte kapitalistcka kasa on je terra
ma zverske postupke.
Coli bajoneti upereni protv radnicke kla-
Sc jesu simbol besnog stupnja poslednjeg
predstavnika vladavine privatne svojine po
navjamo terau laz sve fekere i poiticare
kada owl vee da postoji "bratstvo" iZmediu
nepcnirljivih neprijatelja radnicke klase
kapitalisticke klase.
= Coli bajoneti upereni da ubadaju straj
kujuce radnike esu dokaz da civilzacija
jeste samo maska Ma varvarskom lieu kapita-
lizma.
Coli bajoneti u rukama orudja vladavine
prvatne svojine protiv nenaoruzanih radnika
jesu simbo kukavitluka kapitaisticke klase,
sto dokazuje da &c, kao sto to neumrli De Le-
on rece, pred organizovanom radnckom kla-
som kaptalisticka klasa, koja Sc danas po-
kazuje ''junatka' pred zavedenom neorgani-
zovanom rsdnickom klasom pobeti svcjm u
kradenim cizmama.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-06-19
BOG PRIVATNE SVOJINE.

Odrzao je svoj govor "sveti otac' Papa
Pie XII. Govorio je punih 45 minuta Ovo Sc
desi ma 1. iuna i svet je slusao Sta &c mudro-
ga cuti cd svoga "pastira'
Ljudi zene koji su susali iii cital ME
gov poduzi govor tuli su naive '"radnicka
klasa" "socijalna revoluciia" All oni ne cuSe
da en- rece da je kapitaisticka klasa neprija-
tell rsdniGke klase. kao sto logika naaze da o.
namo gde postoji radnicka klasa mora posto
jati kapitalisticka klasa koja zivi cd ncpace-
da je Sociialna Revoucija stvar koju radncka
klasa ina da izyrsi, obarajuci vladavinu ka-
pital:zma, nego je "sveti otac' Papa Pie upo-
trebi kao stvar koja je danas u procesu, kao
stvar nazadka.
Nismo mog cd Pie XII cuti Sta koris-
nog "a radni narod ier Sc on nerazdvojljivo iii
kako sc ono kaze pupcano spojo sa vladavi-
nom privatne svoiine On je cak Boga priz-
vac pomoc te privatne svojine koioi prizna-
vaJuci sluzi "sveti otac' Papa. l on reee: "Bes
sumnie prrodni poredak koji potice Cd Boga
takoljer zahteva privatnu svoiinu -" Budu-
ci da lie kapitalzam modern posledni pred
stavnik privatne svojne da Sc negove zemlie
he mogu odzati bez inostrane trgovine "svet
otac' Pie reGe, da Bog takodjer zaheva"
ola sc kaptalizam ne mcZe odrzati bez svoic
drzave. Papa rece, da Bog takodjer veil da ta
"slobodna, ajamna trgovina zahteva fink
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APSTRAKTNO PROPOVE-
DAME MIRA,

America First Committee posredom
svojih agenata na sve str&ne vice protiv rata
bori sc da ova zemlja ne udje ma ovom stup-
nju postojecem rstu. Poznato je da ie to
telo reakcionarno do sri, ier su dobro poZ-
nate Undergone pohvalene izreke Hitleru.
Drugim recima, ia organizacija priliGno otvo-
reno veil da ona propagra kapitalisticki mir,
jer ona nigde ne prikazuje kao prijatelj ra-
da Ona trazi kapitalstitki mir iako Sc on mo-
ra postici sa uspostavljan iem nacizma iii ia
sizma Il ovoj zemli; Otuda, tskvu otvorenu ka-
pitalisticku organizaciju treba pred radnic-
ma sibati radnici ce je lako pravoj boji Vi
deti.
Ali tn postoie prikriveni zagovaraci kapi-
tslistickog mira, kali Sc prikazuju kao pria-
telji rada, kao prijatelji Sovjetske Rusije, pri-
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-06-19
COLI RAJONETI.

Kada sc zbog svojih imperi aistickh in
teresa medjusobno zarate kapitalisticke zem-
lie one Sc bore sa priblizno jednako sprem-
lemon priblizno jednako naoruzanom Vol
skom. I ma koliko da je grozan rat. kao sto j
jeste, jer ma bojnom polju ginu u gavnom 81
novi rada, njegove grozote bede pred
klasnim ration kojeg vodi kapitaisticka klasa
protiv radncke klase. Zverstva imperijalstc-
kog rata bi Sc moga merritt sa zverstvom klas-
nog rata ma strani kapitaEsticke klase kada bi
naoruzana vojska, jedne iii druge ratujuce stra-
ne sa Collin bajonetama gurala ubadala potpu-
no nespremljeno potpuno nenaoruzano stanov-
nistvo. Ali cd takvih prizora bi Sc narod gro
zio, da svoje stanovnistvo sto wise sovinisti;-
kije opiju, jedna ratu juca kapitalisticka
liza fabricira takve grozne prizore. Dakle goli
bajoneti protv neduznog stanovnstva jeste
grozni PRIOR mad swim groznim prizorma!
takav grozni PRIOR Sc desio skoro. l on SO
desi ne zemlji Bandta Mussoini-a, niti
zem'ji okorelog Petaina, niti zemlji militar-
nog Japana, niti zemlji gangstera Hitlera.
nego bas ovoj najvecoj "demokratiji.' l
komandat naredbe da Sc igra takav PRIOR,
koj sa grozotom preovladjuje njagroznije
prizore imperijalistickog rata, ne bese nasled
mix poginulog Huey Longa niti on bese kova
zloglasnog majora grada New Jersey, niti to
bese poslodavcka zlogasna organzacija "a
koiu Sc zna L proslost da je stvarala slicne
grozne prizore vec to bese niko drugi sem
F1 edsednik Roosevelt, kojeg pseudokomu-
risti tex nazad par godina pohvano sravnise
81 neumrlim Lincolnom! On nared da Sc po-
.lju 5000 dobro naoruzanih vojnika, ne protiv
S ngsterskih desperate, kidnapera it'd, nit
otiv "terorstickih petokolonista," nego III
masinskim puskama sa ma pusSsma ma
t. knutim Collin baionetima on posa protiv
+ oduznh strajkujucih radnika koii behu svi
)loruki, nenaoruzani.
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onog koji je optuzen ieres. Medu ovma sam a T.
suprot zastt princeze Margerte da Sc svakog ca
sa desl da lakeji Dupratovog porucnka provae moi
dom.
To ie nesrecu istna; tvoii su nepriiatelii
mocn mnogobroni.
- Elem krstijtne, jedan tovek koga volim kao
sVoga brata cestit covek neprate sveStenka proga-
nJan cd nJlh, zatrazi kod utocsta Ovde Sc kre
od slnoc. salnoj boazni da mi kucu podvrgnu
premetacnl otkru mesto utoGista moga priiatelja
NJegov zivot je pitanju
- Velik Boze! Mogu da razumem tvo nemr Tvoi
Je prlJatelj doista velikoj opasnosti.
- Doteran do owe krajnos resin da Sc obratim te-
ol Pade mi ma da tebe povucenos osigurava
Cd sp]unaze sto goni Bi Ii heo da pruzis gosto-
prmstvo nom prijatelju diva iii tri dana da ga W.
Log ovog vecera povedes svooj kuc? Ia tebe to ne b
bio nkakav rink
Swim svojim srcem.
- Necu nlkad zaboraviti ovu uslugu - reCe Mai
sor Robert Estlenne, topic ssnuvsi zanatiinu ruku
- znao sam da mogu da racunam ma tvoiu dobrotu
(Nastavice seq
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nci kako da cekamo. stampariia &c promeniti
lice zemie = svima nasim tiranima kalpacima, mi
trama krunama ce kucnut dvanaesti! Stampara &c
bit oruzje emancipacije!
: ia, kristijane imam veru II tn buducnost bila
bzu iii daeko kao IT, Misao, svptilna kao sama
svetlost probce svuda Ponocna neznanja be ras
terana scboda &c bact svoe zrake ma sve Pronmo
poslu Krsiiane Cim budemo bral nase mesto pret-
voricemo nase panove deo Bicu kod tvoe kuce utra
uvece Mesec &c dockan odskocti egova &c mas svet
lost vodi; pa ovde Justin prekide sebe, govoreci:
Evo nam gospodara; ia ca da te ostavm Do sutra!
Bicu kod tebe
= Do sutra = odgovori Krstijan kad mu prijaeli
podje napoe kroz vrata so otvarahu ednoi opus
teloj pobocno uci
Majstor Robert Estienne, covek kakvih trdeset 90
dina, bese sredna stasa cvrste, bage istovremeno
ozbne fzionomije. Oci svetlucahu ineligenciiom:
nekoliko prevremenh bora psrahu sroko cello: stu
dranje koncentraciia pocese da mu staniuu ko-
Nosase kaput nasusurene caksire cd crne tafete
bella zguzvana kappa LEASE glsvi kao da mn bese
vezana pod jako potkresanom zssjenom bradom
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krisjane, rese Robert Estienne - imam da
Stem cd tebe iednu uslugu, veliku usugu.
Govori, Majstor Estienne: znaS kakvo osecane
gsjm prema tvojo kuci svemu sto tite tebe ia
ako odan teb kao so moi otac bese tvom Ako je ugod
no Bogu doda zanatlija guseci uzdah tako te bti
mojm simon prema tvojim.
krissne, owl dugotrajn odnos zmedju dveju
nam porodica sllze obema cast Stoga raZloga
usrucavam da tem cd tebe ednu velku uslugu. Stvar
je Kao sto znas, moia je kuca trn boku
h neprijatelia; da he pomnjem napsd sto madjase d
zdrz cd srane bednih zanesenaka koe kaluderi uzbu
disc protv ne stalno je izlozena spunsz Mere pred
ostroznost udvostrucavaju brojem zesnom protiv
svih onih koje sumna da odobravaju versku Refor
macju. osobito cd kako po ulcama Parza behu izep
ljeni stampan pakati zesoko neprateiski prema Rim
skoj Crkvi Jovan NORM, krimnan porucnik vredno
rude KsrdinalKancelara Dupraa, koji svoa obaveste
MIA doba rreko mzernog spjuna koii de pod imenom
Ganiera, drzi Parz stanju terora svom policajskim
premetacinama TEX onomad izdade jedno naredjenje
koiim ovlascuju zandarsk narednic da svako
dana iii noc premecu cd podruma tavana stan svakog
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Da Justine; mislim da je krajno vreme da pri-
onemo poslu i organzujemo nasu vojsku! Ne mogu da
vidm nkakvo drugo sredstvo "a borbu protv mocnih
nepratea; skoro izgladaju svemocn. IL dana dan
postau opasniji Ma svojoj stran imaju su bro moe,
smelost sudce izvezbane vonke svestenike amnicare
krvnike mahovinom obraslu tradiciju okrutno
senjasvo stanovnstva CHI je um otrovan koje zavodc
kaludjeri. mi - Sta imamo mi? Ovo - doda Krsti-
JAM pokazuuc stampariju sto stojase sredni radi
onice; to orudje tai mali neodoljive se: misao
um Hrabrost, rrijatelju MOL Znajmo NIL ponzn voj-
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ciju drzave kao kontrolu mad ovim institucija-
ma Tako vidimo i cujemo il usta naive
ceg predstavnika religije da je privatna svoji-
ma po wolff Bozjoj da su posednici te privat-
ne svojine takodjer po wolff Papinog Boga.
sta cemo reci "a ljude zene koj nemaju pr-
vatne svojine? Buduci da je Bog "a privatnu
svojinu i sedstveno, "a Jude zene koji po-
seduju tn svojinu, onda on mora biti da je
protiv miona ljudi zena koj nemaju te svo-
jine! Drugim recima, Bog "svetog oca' Pape
Pie XII jeste Bog Kapital, jer on odobrava
vladavinu kapitalizma u potpunosti, sa privat-
nom svojinom, poslodavcima i radnicma, sa
drzavom kapitalistickom trgovinom.>
Znacajno zapazanje celom tom govoru
jeste to da je Papa nasao shodno da
duz svog govora brani privatnu svojinu. Da
Ii on zna iii ne zna, nije ovde pitanje, da je
vladavina privatne svojine ma svom poslednjem
propadajucem stupnju, ali on je bas prema
tome kao pravi i najveci branioc njen ustao
swim siama da je brani, da bi je tako nekako
mogao ocuvati da stroposta razbje na
mlijarde komadica "a jedno sa celim Vatika-
nom "svetim ocem' Papom Pile XII
| vladavina privatne svojine zaista &c sve
wise wise potrebovati sve vecu odbranu Papinu
i svih ostalih nJenih najvecih predstavnika,
jer znaci ma zidu pOkazuju da ce naskoro rad
nicka klasa (koja Sc do sada daa sa raznirn
papima religioznim, politickim fekerskim "a
voditi verovanju da je kaptalizam njen ko-
liko vlada JUICE parazitske kapitalisticke klase)
pravilno spremiti sa klasnosvesnim obrazova-
MEM oreanizovati obaranje vladavine pri-
vatne svojine koja je hiljadama godina kao
nuzno zlo tiranisala radn narod, koja danas
kao uzasno suvisno zlo bez ikakve potrebe ne
samo da tiranise radni narod nego ga ma mill
one ubia samo da Sc mao dalje u svom groz-
nom zivotu odrzi.
Radnici trebaju da uvide da su svi ii krup-
nj sitni, "sveti' prokleti, "demokratski,"
fasisticki apologicari privatne svojine sa swim
njihovim "bogovima" neprijatelj radnicke kla-
Sc, jer ona he moze imati veceg neprijatelja
cd onog koji propagira odrzavanje sistema ko-
il je nem;losrdno izrabljuje i koji je kupa
krvi njenih najboljih snova samo radi pljac-
kaskih interesa svetske plutokratije koju sa
vrh crkve brani "sveti otac" Papa Pile XII!
Radnici trebaju da znaju da on ne mogu
imati veceg i boljeg prijatelja cd one organi-
zacije ciji tlanovi neumorno rade, nesebcno
Sc zrtvuju, cd svojih usta otkidaju daiu sve
sto mogu dati samo da Sc sto pre- uspesnije
spremi radnicka klasa "a svoje oslobodjenje;
da izvrsi tai velicanstveni akt obarania oko-
ree vladavine privatne svojine - akt kojeg
cekaiu istorija, progress civiizacija. A tai
iio{o ol; DIN; clyo
jalisticka Radntka Partija svojim clanovi-
simpaticarima Slusajte njene spasonosne
preporuke o radnici Amerike Sa n jima vi mo-
zete preobraziti say svet
The Sauk Centre herald., 1941-09-04
ers at the Frank Jenc home Sun
day forenoon.
Westport

School began on Tuesday with
Miss Lille Mortinson, of Clinton
and Miss Olga Strand, of Morris,
as teachers.
Mr. and Mrs. AL Hermanson Wis
tied on Sunday at the Sterling
Rolling home. at Alexandria.
Russell Osborne, of Norman, Ok
lahoma, arrived Sunday for a visit
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Dana
Hoyt.
Mrs. M. c. Frederick, Mrs. Jack
Hines, Mrs. E. H. Pfeninger, Mrs
Lee Hamilton and Miss Emma
Hines were Sauk Centre visitors
on Friday Of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Root and son
Kent, of Montevideo, spent Mon
day at Homer Hamilton's.
Alfred Pfeninger and family and
Mrs. E. H. Pfeninger spent Sun.
day with Mr.. and Mrs. John Hin.
nenkamp at Melrose.
Mrs. Elmer Starry and family
are visiting at the Mrs. Ida Starry
home, near Sauk Centre.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Clemens, OF
Donnelly, were Sunday visitors al
the home of the latter's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Frederick.
Mrs. AL Hermanson returned
from Little Falls Friday after a
visit with relatives there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Olson, OF
Braham, and Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Olson were Thursday visitors OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Olson and family
Mrs. L. J. Buchholz spent last
week with her daughter, Mrs. An
ton Tvrdik.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Scuppy and
son, Eugene, and bud" Phillips
Of Minneapolis, spent the weekend
at the A. J. Phillips home.
Miss Eunice Brown, who spent
the summer with relatives at Fra
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The COmmOn-tater
--ByC Chuck Rathe

Town Talk
About half the enjoyment of this columnng bus
iness is getting into interesting conversations in
which the columnist knows little nothing, but
an apt question two It's morning and you
hit out on the run to pick up couple of para
graphs You turn out of the Herald, and the screen
door emits loud ker-whack as it slaps back into
place, and you turn into the morning sun and the
red brick of the First State Bank glares back at
you. You swing along Main Street, ducking
the tented awnings. From the brooms of dozen
morning sweepers little clouds of dust rise into the
air. A mixed including dust, flotsam of
smells from groceries and liquor stores all
part of the street it wakes up to business.
You round another corner and in bound or two
hitting the stairs in the medical building.
There behind a morning paper sits gray-suited
man before desk with few papers, some note
pads, most certainly detective story magazine.
And there you've met Dr. A. F. Moynihan who
pulls with sdewise swpe the paped from before
his face. He grinS amiably and hikes the
paper to the desk and jerks off his glasses, with
Come in come in" You sit down and search
around for opening and your eye lights on the
encephylitis cases listed in the newspaper You
about it," the Doctor says. Even you point out,
rarely do things reach the epidemic stage these
days. Medicine has taken some powerful advances
even when it doesn't always know where it's going.
He recalls an epidemic two he remembers as a
lad, how people died, how whole communities con-
tracted the disease. And even in our own time
we recall a flutter of smallpox that went sailing
few if any lives in own town of Bertha. But
remember that vaccinated too late some
thing and got the poxes anyway. 1t was on a Sun
day when finally released. Inside the house
the fumigators going with all the smudge they
could muster. And outside dozen of us cooped
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sAUK CENTRE HERALD, sauk Centre. MINI.

gleeful fires. His face, aged though 1t was.
was fresh and rosy In the cheeks and as downy
as lads There those who remember
that Mac was one Of the strong men Of the town
when he was in the draying business They would
tell what he could lift those like George O'Gara
who had worked for him. 1t had taken its toll
not in years for he had lived many, but he
bent like a gnarled oak. He was genial Scots
His tongue rolled pleasantly in a burr. He
smoked his pipe numerically. Mac had driven
everything under the four legs. He had
been driver the old government trail before the
railroad, had penetrated deep into the wilderness
keeping the lifeline of the settlements opened. He
had jammed his horses through cold winter blaz-
ing suns of summer For years Mac drove for
someone else before he went into business for him.
self draying. From there he went to hauling gaso-
line, first with team. He resisted almost to
the last ditch the unbecoming intrusion of the
automobile. But there he was in the latter days of
his driving truck hauling his loads. To
say that his career spanned era is not to say
enough Mac himself era; the things he
did were virtually the hstory-the only known his
tory-of this entire section. His loss to the
town is than that of an individual True
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South Sauk Centre

Aldo Paul was a caller at the
Anton Bieringer home Tuesday
forenoon.
Mrs. Walter Hines called at the
Carl Bieringer home Monday af-
ternoon.
Theresa Bieringer was a caller
at the William Schloegle home on
Monday.
Frank Jenc called at the Anton
Bieringer home Tuesday after
noon.
Mrs. Anton Bieringer helped Mrs.
John Bieringer with work We'd
nesday.
Mrs. Walter Hines and Mrs. Ben
Bieringer were callers at the Bill
Dickhaus home Wednesday after
noon.
Carl Bieringer, Joe Schloegle
and Mae Harmeling were callers
at the Anton Bieringer home Sat
urday.
Elizabeth Bieringer motored to
Browerville Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bieringer and
family spent Sunday and were sup
per guests at the Anton Bieringel
home.
Orville johnson was a caller al
the Anton Bieringer home Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bieringer anc
family were callers at the Hugo
Klar home Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Anton Bieringel
and daughter, Dorothy, were call
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'skBHN{ssM7
State Highway 3-4

Mr.. and Mrs. William Harold,
of Minneapolis, were weekend WIS.,
itors with Mrs. George Grundman
and Dola.
Mrs. Oris Halverson and daugh-
ters, Karen and Kathleen, visited
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Her
man Iwinski.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kortan,
Jr., and son, Charles, and daugh-
ter, Elaine, visited Friday evening
with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kortan,
ST., and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Walker visited
Tuesday evening with Mrs. Eva
Kennedy and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. l.. Hanson and
family visited Tuesday with Mr..
and Mrs. Ole Halverson and family
at Westport.
Frank Kortan and Leander Vog-
ell were business callers at the
Charles Kortan, Sr., home Friday
afternoon.
The Misses Dola Grundman and
Barbara Schwittala and AL Sal
mond spent Friday at the State
Fair.
Mrs. Jos. Spier spent Tuesday
with Mrs. Oris Halverson.
j. E. Key returned Saturday
from a two weeks visit with his
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Thus, can It be seen that high speed takes Its
toll in money we'll life.
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MOVIE NEWS
Previews of Features
MAIN STREET THEATRE

Abbott and Costello, those
screamingly funny fellows who won
screen stardom through their work
in Universal's hit laugh film, BUCK
Privates," are back on the screen
in a new comedy titled Abbott and
Costello and Dick Powell In The
Navy. The picture shows Sunday,
Monday and Tuesday at the Main
Street Theatre.
This latest feature in UniversaPs
series built around the various
units of Uncle Sans military SER
vice is said to surpass "Buck Pri-
Yates" box-office record-breaker.
In leading featured roles are such
outstanding players as the three
Andrews Sisters-Patty, Maxene
and LaVerne, Claire Dodd, Dick
Foran, Butch and Buddy, Shemp
Howard, and the Condos Brothers.
The picture was directed by Ar
thur Lubin, who so successfully
filled a similar assignment in
Buck Privates."
Alex Gottlieb, associate producer
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nesday evening with Mr.. and Mrs.
Ole Halverson and family, at West
port.
Mrs. Eva Kennedy and daughter,
Teasl, visited with Mrs. George
Grundman and Dola.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Kortan Wis
tied Thursday evening with Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Kortan, Sr, and
family.
Misses Karen and Kathleen Hal
verson visited Monday and Tues
day with their grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. Ole Halverson and fam
lily.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Grundman
and daughters, Audrey and Carol,
of Osakis, visited Tuesday with
Mrs. George Grundman and Dola.
Mrs. Charles Kortan, Sr., and
son, George, were Long Prairie
business callers Saturday after
noon.
Miss Lou Halverson, of West
port, and Martin Kennedy visited
with Mr.. and Mrs. Oris Halverson
and family Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vern Soltau were
Friday evening visitors with Mrs.
George Grundman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Zitur, of West
port, visited Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Kortan, Sr., and fam
lily.
Oris Halverson spent Tuesday
and Wednesday at the home Of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Halver-
son, at Westport.
Nora Jean Iwinski visited Sun
day afternoon with Carol Grund-
man.
Harry Huston, of st. Cloud, was
a business caller at Charles Kor-
tan's home Friday forenoon.
Mrs. Ole Halverson, Lou and
Jackie, were callers at the o. L.
Hanson and Oris Halverson homes
Thursday afternoon.
Oris Halverson and daughter,
Karen, were callers at the Mar
tin Gross home Monday forenoon.
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zee, returned home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Flannery, of
Becker, visited in Westport and
Willard Sunday.
Mrs. Julia Reko, of Crete, N. D.,
arrived Friday for a visit with
her sister, Mrs. A. ]. Phillips.
Miss LaVerne Bosek spent Fri
day with Mrs. Ann Chan.
Mrs. Harold Adolphson, of Viii
lard, was visitor Saturday at the
Bill Bodeker home.
Alfred Pfeninger and daughters,
Blanche and Kathryn, attended the
funeral of Mr.. Herzog at Melrose
on Wednesday of last week.
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daughter and son-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bruce Wilcox and family, at
Wadena.
Miss Carol Grundman, of Osakis,
is spending a few days with her
grandmother, Mrs. George Grund-
man and Dola.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fay Huston, Mr..
and Mrs. Martin Gross, Mr.. and
Mrs. Steve Kortan, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ben Zitur, J. E. Key, Jerry Dan
iels, Marvilla Dwyer, George and
Richard Kortan and Mrs. Helen
Norgarden motored to Clarissa on
Sunday evening and visited with
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Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Calvin. Mrs.
Calvin was the former Anna Dwy-
er, of this community.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome Dusek and
daughters, Marlis and Marilyn, Wis.,
tied Sunday evening with Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Kortan, Sr, and fam
lily.
Mrs. o. L. Hanson and family,
Mrs. Oris Halverson and daughters
and Martin Kennedy visited We'd