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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1941-01-23
Will Have Card Parties.

At the last Danish Brotherhood
lodge meeting it was decided to spon-
sor a card party on the fourth Sat-
urday evening of each month. The
first party is to be held at their
hall Saturday, January rs. The COM
mittee in charge calls attention to the
fact that these parties are for men,
bers of the Brotherhood and Sister,
hood and their wives or husbands.
Neither close nor distant relatives are
included in the invitation.
The plan suggested is that the
Sisterhood furnish the lunch and the
Brotherhood furnish the hall. Ad-
mission is free and there will be no
charges later in the evening; thus
the committee hopes that there will
be good attendance.
Mr. and Mrs. Jens K. Hyldahl were
Duluth callers Monday.
Chris Nielsen of Albert Lea, came
Monday for few days visit with A..
P. Jensen.
Mrs. H. B. Johansen has recently
gone to Minneapolis to seek employ
ment.
Einar Hansen of Racine, Wis, came
yesterday for a visit at the Hans
Paulsen home.
Rev. Hans Juhl of Hampton, Iowa,
came Tuesday for visit at the Jo-
names Juhl home.
Mrs. c. Paulsen and son Holger and
Miss Lucille Hansen of Luck, Wis.,,
visited here Friday at the home of
the formers son, Carl c. Paulsen.
Clarence Morgensen has been con-
fined to his home for more than a
week on account of illness from which
he is recovering slowly.
Mp. Nielsen and Chris Larsen were
in Mora Friday to attend direc-
tors meeting of Federal Land Bank
associations.
In list published two weeks ago
of those who donated at Askov for
Scout work in the North Star Council
the name of Martin Andersen was
inadvertently omitted. The amount
given was so cents.
Mrs. Jens X. Abrahamsen and son
returned from Minneapolis Sunday
noon. Mrs. Abrahamsen had been
there several days helping out at the
home of her sister, Mrs. Carlo Recke,
who was operated recently for ap-
pendicitis.
Mrs A. Madsen was overcome with
a dizzy spell while in the basement
of her home Monday noon. Hans
Mosbaek happened to call at the
home and summoned assistance, in
Guiding the physician. After few
hours rest the patient seemed to be
well again.
The Askov delegation that followed
the high school basketball team to
Moose Lake Tuesday evening filled
one of the big buses and four auto
mobiles to capacity. In spite OF
their lusty cheering the boys had to
be satisfied with the short end of a
close score.
MIR. and Mrs. Bert Smith of Ponti-
&C, Mich, and Mrs. Emil Hammer
Miss Esther Juhl and Vermund Juhl
of Detroit, Mich, came Tuesday night
for a visit at the Johannes Juhl home
MIR. Juhl, senior, is seriously i'll al
this writing following stroke several
days ago.
Hans Rasmussen went stuck in &
snowdrift east of town last Friday
night. He gave up the job of getting
out so left the car there. The fol-
lowing day, by which time the cal
should have been well cooled off
the interior started to burn. Ralph
and Lawrence johnson discovered the
fire and extinguished the flames. The
interior was badly damaged, yet the
machine was driven off under its owr
power.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1941-01-23
Finlayson School Notes
High School.

The high school students are get
ting started on defamation. Many
students have signed up for the
various divisions.
"Ivanhoe" is the topic of discussion
in ninth grade English. The pupils are
getting the setting and characters all
straight in their minds so they will
be able to understand it better.
Last Thursday the ninth graders
took trip down to the bank in con-
Iection with their junior business
class.
Intermediate Grades.
BY Dorothy Jacobson
In art the children have made pic
lures of winter scenes.
In arithmetic the fifth grade is
studying fractions. The sixth grade is
studying decimals.
Those who have had perfect attend
ance this last six weeks are John
Thrun, Marian Kanta, Leslie koskl
and Kenneth NOrdholm.
There was spelling bee last
thursday. L lie Culluicu wiz WCiC ShO
best spoilers were Leslie Koski, Doug
las Cotterell, Dolores NystrOm, Mar
jorie Miller, Janice Petry and Doro-
thy jacobson. A new spelling contest
is being started which will last until
the end of the year.
Primary Grades.
The primary room is now MEM
Der of the Junior Red Gross. The chill
dren each have a little pin and every
month they get magazine to read.
In the music class the pupils have
been learning some winter songs.
Some of them are The Snowman"
"Coasting" and BLOW, Wind, Blow.
The third grade is beginning a
frieze on Eskimo Life.
Eleanor and Marian Hedberg are
now going to school in Duquette.
Everyone was sorry to have them
leave.
Evening star., 1941-08-13

Pauline senninstSn: 8, AlsSandris' ThS
Va: The Rev: j.; Ray Garrett. ,. :.
street NV. and t; Alice NJ Mae Whitfeld
y; 20 3rd st. ne; the Rev. Leslie L.
Carl Belton Barnes. o5. POI 3rd st. ne.
and Helen Dorothy Fischer ~, sos
Florence st. ne: Judge Robert E. Mat
Edgar Cornelius shawen, %, Arlington
Va, and Mary Elizabeth Mcdowell. 23
1900 36th, st. NV; the Rev. Selwyn
Edward Milton Morton. 80. 923 St NV
and Evelyn Dolores Johnson, "a Hamp-
ton. Va: the Rev. Brooks.
-. 1919 Northampton st. NV: the
Rev. Thomas G; Smyth;
the Rev. F; ", AisterR. v''' ''' "."''
l6th st. NV; the Rev. Robert D.
Paul james Grsingsr 20, AZ 18th st
1877 New Hampshire ave. nv; the
Rev. Chesteen Smith.
NV; the Rev NJ. II. Levinson
William Franklin Shra5er. :22 Green's
9grs 1897 coaneetioat fea 'sRs ave- TewG0%t nw tn.
Rev. Bernard Braskamp.
Samuel J. Cartel. ~ Fort 3elyoir. Va,
the Rev Harry Silverstone
Herman Traub. AS. and Matilda Ros
enber3 35, both of Baltimore, Md;
the Rev. zemach Green.
Hovte S R'sney. "a, Camp Pendleton,
Va. and Dorothy I. Prather. IS 22"0
Minnesota ave. Sc; the Rev G. M
Gerald LtI'I'n F. Small 80 1900 Rhode Island
ave NV. and Theodosia G.. Lowry
30. :5 v st. ne: the Rev. Albert Evans:
Harry NJ. Lowe. 80. 513 M st. nv. end
Susie E. Montgomery. "a; 1900 Irving
cornelio Preclaro. SO and Anna Starkey,
81, both of Baltimore: JUDGE Robert
John E. Russell: 90. Silver Spring, Nd. and
rd. NV: the Rev. w E. Price
Jack A Patten, 10, 923 I st. NV. and
Helen Manninp. 10. 119 Massachusetts,
ave NV: the Rev j e Briggs.
Irwin Pau, -, and Ruth Meyers. "a. both
Of 419 9th st, ne: the Rev, Hugo Schin.
William G. Meek. -. and Ruth Anne Wat
kins, 90, both of 1929 10th st. NV; the
Sidney j. Fields -. eO0e Klinsle rd. NV,
and Hildreth M. Schwartz. %. New YORK
JACQUES l. Sherman. IS. $40 K st, sw.
and Harriette Shear. 23, 729 Sth st. sc. q;
the Rev. Henry Sesal
Robert wynn. 3S. Petersburg, Va. and
Carlise Speller. 30. Woodland, N. c.: the
William II Bolden, ,1 f42 L st ne, and
Evening star., 1941-08-13
Births Reported

McCutcheon, Raymond and Alise boy.
Bezdikian. Leon and Ashgen, boy.
Biggcrs, James and Gernette. boy.
Bradley. Evans and Erma, girl.
Carter, Arthur and Doris, girl.
Clarke, Joseph and Mae. girl.
Close. James and Jane. girl
Cooperman, Joe and sylvia. boy.
Coombs, Samuel and Ruth, boy.
Darr, George and Dorothy, girl.
Davis. ir. Preston and Leonora. girl.
Duncan, Ralph and Helen, girl
Ebeling Vincent and Catherine, girl.
Flanders. Robert and Virginia, boy.
Fleischer Erwin end Phyllis. boy.
Ford. Herbert and Lucy, girl.
Gittleson. Samuel and Ruth. girl.
Gowen. Joseph and Harriet, girl.
HOchStein. David and Mary boy:
Holder. George and Geraldine, boy.
Jarmens. Harry and Ann, boy.
Jenkins, jr. John and Elizabeth, girl.
judge. sr., Joseph and Julia, boy.
Kimball, Daniel and Elizabeth boy.
Kyle. Charles and Mary, girl.
Lake, Andrew and Lois, boy.
Laws. Thomas and Lena. boy.
Lawson BENJAMIN and Martha. girl.
Leigh, jr., Russell and Evelyn boy.
Lloyd William and Rosalie, boy.
Mcguire. Hamilton and Anna, boy.
McCusker. Francis and Elizabeth, boy
McRae, John and Florence, girl.
Means James and Margaret, boy.
MenZer. Charles and Mona, girl
Evening star., 1941-08-13

Mesirow. Myron and Jeanne, boy.
Monahan. James and Mary, boy,
Moore, Albert and Dorothy, girl.
Moroney. James and Catherine. girl.
Norris. Abel and Mary boy.
Oseng, Arven and SYLVIA, girl
Palfrey, Stanley and Frances, Girl.
Payne. Roy and Sarah. boy and girl, twins
Pierce. James and Joy, girl.
Pitts, John and Anna, girl.
Renbold. George and Mildred, girl.
Rowe, George and Mary. girl and boy,
Rush. Eugene and Dorothy, boy.
Schaher, Albert and Margaret, Girl
Shoemaker, Stewart and Rochella, boy.
Sileski. Stask and tia girl.
Sussan, Frank and Laura, girl
Vlnella, Vincent AT d Antoinette. boy.
Walker. Daniel and Eleanor, boy.
Wirth. Karl and Fora, girl
Barber B. C. and Roxie, boy.
Berry. Willlam aud Elizabeth boy
Bland. Arthur and Susie. boy.
Brown, William AMI Gloria, boy.
Brown, Wyman and Mary, boy.
Childs, Ell and Leola. girl.
Christian, Richard and Gladys. girl
Clark, William and Florence, girl.
Clark Alfred and Jalorce, boy.
Daye. William and Mary, girl.
Drew Charles and Lenore. girl.
Ferguson Iesse and Louise, boy.
Fisher, Simon and Mary. boy.
Cant, Lionel ard Dorothy, girl.
Gore Tomn1ie and Ida, girl.
Hayes Talton and Miriam, girl
Hinton. Lynwood and Ruth, boy.
Evening star., 1941-08-13

Jessie g. Proctor %, 1922 18th st. NV:
the Rev. C. T. Murray.
George P; Parton. r. ~, Fall River Mass
and Winifred Z. Whitney. IS, 4l29 Jen-
ifer st. NV: the Rev. 7. G. Smyth.
Willie Williams, %, 1885 9th st, NV. and
Alice E. Boone. pa 1923 10th ST. NV.
: the Rev. Lightfoot MchauX.
Lee johnson, 10. Seat Pleasant. Nd,
and Martha T. Turner. 81. 1912 18th st.
NV: the Rev, J: M Ballbach.
Peter Bocciarelli, -, Sharpsyille. Pa. and
Kathleen A. Leonard. Js, 1928 Ridge rd
Edsar Vaughan, "a. :}024 Georgia ave. n ",
and Florence Smith. 23. 14S Columbia
rd NV: the Rev. E. c, Smith
Joseph Hicks. jr.. 25, 1913 P st; NV" ana
Edith f. Hawkins, 81. 515 5Oth ST. me-
the Rev. G. d. Robinson.
Alexandria Applications.
Willie J. Floyd of Alexandria and Irene
Werts of Alexandria
Joshua B. Baxter of Newark, N; j. anu
Corothea G. Generals of Passaic.
Andrew Pisciotto of Brooklyn and Elsa
Visentin of Jackson Heights. n. Y.
Gsbe Hall. jr., and Margaret Jones. ootn
OF Alexandria.
Frank Smardo of Baltimore and Mary
Lesco of Portage, Pa
Mike Shedlock and Catherine Kollar' both
Joseph ]. Meyers of Chester, Pa. and
Jeanette O'Brian of Philadelphia: -,
NeWblIrg, N Y
Evening star., 1941-08-13
Deaths Reported

Della Zerega. 50, Providence Hospital.
John J. Kirby. so. S14 K st. ne
Malcolm z. Blom, .5, Garfield Memorial
HOSPITAL
John E. Hollidge, -. Gallinaer Hospitsl
Henry McManus, - 1902 Corcoran ST.
NV.
Annie z. Harris. 20, 1920 Harvard st. NV.
Frank Horton, SO, U. s. Soldiers Home
Hospital.
Jennie B. Gaylord. 81, sos Seward square
Sc.
John G. Carter. 81. 342s Ashley terrace.
William Heroes, AZ. 1000 Cathedral ave
James S. Perdikaris. A. Doctors Hospita |.
Edward LaForce, 80 Emergency Hospital.
Evening star., 1941-08-13

johnson, James and Virginia, girl.
Joiner, Hushey and Ida. girls, twins.
Jackson. William and Gertrude. girl.
Martin. Jesse and Elizabeth, boy.
Mitchell Walter and Mary, girl.
Medley, John and Margaret. girl.
Millard, Clarence and Lucille. gIrl.
Montgomery, Clarence and Helen, girl.
Proctor, Jsmes and Phyllis, boy.
Proctor, Andrew and Agnes. girl
Pullen. Francis and Maneline, girl.
Smith. William and Mary. boy.
Spriggs. Charles and Annie. boy.
West, Raymond and Gernetts. boy.
Williams, Carter and Maybelle. girl.
winston. Dewey and Clara, boy.
Evening star., 1941-08-13

tuition of the Inter-American Bar
Association, it was announced today
by William Roy Valance, secretary
general of the latter group.
Mr.. Valance was a speaker at the
annual meeting of the Virginia
unit at White Sulphur Springs.
Evening star., 1941-08-13

John Doe. 81. foot of lJta st. Sc.
Ella w. Elan. 10 1889 II ST. nv
Infant williford Co'umb ! IIos-.tal
virginia Shepherd. 80. 900 Il So ne
james, Larker, -, St. Elizabeth Hos
pital
Addie T. Woodruff. 20, al s st. nv.
Thaddeus Martin. -. 9@t Barry pl
Emma S. Martin, So, 1924 U St. nv
Josephine johnson, 50. 1883 Swami s..
NV.
Alberta c. Smith, A.. 1894 Sherman ave.
Annie B. Greenfield. A.. 4i5 2}rd pl 4 s..
Clarence Dorsey A. go Florida ave
Ernest Maye. 81, Casualty Hospital
Marion johnson, 20, Gallingrr Hospital.
Infant Tyler, Gallinger Hospital.
Russia has ordered its collective
farms to produce more eggs.
Evening star., 1941-08-13
Marriage License
Applications

Under D. c. laU, couples must
apply for a marriage liceaSc on
one day, Uait three fuE days ard
receiDe their license on The firth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other dlyS.
Evening star., 1941-08-13

afternoon lace trimmed on sheers
black
blue, charreue, black misses Sizes
spectator
types neckne and long ac
S0one and jcked street. career
some with spun
beige oack l2zo
$685. $6S5 Dresses $75-dayte ana
chfons sn rayon
prints Few dinner rayon cnnon
broken
1s-Womens $leone of kind ayon
jacketed shan
Women $3s75 Dresses s5-ucked navy aon crepe IT,
Jacked oack
a. purple dinner dress 38
16 40
$25-buton front ep blue collars
1840
Evening star., 1941-08-13
Virginia Bar Joins
lnter-Americun Group

The Virginia State Bar Associa-
tlon has become the third State
group of its kind to sign the consti-
Evening star., 1941-08-13

Shoes Fourth Floor
127 Pairs $4S5 S695 Shoes $45nudes all
at this price Whites white with
high and medium heels Broken
106 Pairs $875 STATS Shoes S545our better exclusives White
white with blue sport
Evening star., 1941-08-13
4O-Misses' sl995 to S39.75 Dresses, SIS

cketed rayon
prints shirred black chonS striped and large 1oWerea
White beige black
Evening: shoulder and borod
pqu bouaht of kind printed
in blue
veves royal wnte
Evening star., 1941-08-13

Corsefs, Second Floor
bais cotton Daeen
two Grd
Cloves Street Floor
6 nav lack beige
ss Prs ssc to $1ss Summer Fabric crochet
shories to elbow length. Black, white.
Millinery Street Floor
18-$5 ira
Straw $25s-Assorted shapes.
Evening star., 1941-08-13
T0m0now's "C|earance" Story

SEop, 7hrd Floor
1SS79 $595sctionb shrvak
beige white. 3240
pids jackets beld
with 1918
I2-S39 Skirts S95prnts
4-S39 95oid boues
s195Cafonia
Bndee reSSes
S1eS Sl2s5 Dresses s795atenoon hfons
Assorted
white 1914
solid colors 917.
S95novely
s95 S595otton
JasiorD Deb Shop Fourth Floor,
rayon
Evening star., 1941-08-13
Cotfos Shop, Fifth Floor

Cotos Shop, Fifth Floor
S0-s595
round collar neckn skirts
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-07-10
Sa piknika.
East Chicago, Ind.

U nedelju %. juna, mas Ogranak
odrzao je svoj drugi piknik owe
sezone, ma 49th St. Liverpool Rd,
Gary, Ind.
Drug A. Kapudzija je pozdra-
VIC goste. Nakon govora je drug
Golub apelovao ma prisutne da
po mogucnosti priloze u korist
RADNIcKE BORBE, koja je ma
nasem jeziku jedina uciteljica os-
lobodjenja radnicke klase. Pri-
sutni Sc pozivu odazvase i sakupi
Sc svota cd S1O:03.
Ogranak Sc zahvaljuje swim po-
setiocima prilagacima, kao i ma
Sem odanom simpaticaru, r. Jova-
novicu, koji je mnogo pomagao
oko odrzanja ovog piknika sa svo-
Jim automobilom j jos je tome pri-
lczio II novcu $500.
Umoljavamo nase citaoce da pa
ze ma oglas u r. B., jer namera-
vamo naskoro odrzati mas treci
piknik. B. G., dopisnik.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-07-10
JEDNODUSNI PROTIV KOMUNISTA.

ciljevi, jer naprosto hoce da os-
nuje terror jedne drustvene klase
mad drugima. - Komunizam, iii
zapravo boljsevizam, mora Sc ma
dalje osuditi i kulturnoga gle
dista, jer on hoce da zavede gos-
podstvo nekulture mad kulturnim
tecevinama; on ide sa zatiranjem
kulture."
u istom clanku, nize, pise ia
novina sledece:
"Vidimo ma zalost, da Sc kon-
stituanta izigrava one strane, S
koje bi imala pravo traziti pomoc
i zastitu. l sve nam Sc cini, da &c
nam biti nametnut ustav, koji ne
&c odgovarati zeljama nj vecine
Ustavotvorne Skupstine nj naro-
da. Ali dakako da takav ustav
nece imati one stabilnosti ono
ga autoriteta, koji bi trebao da
ima."
l III. O." nastavlja:
"Po famoznom je poslovniku
okrnjeno pravo komunistickih
poslanika. Ali je okrnjeno j dru-
GIN poslanicima. Pa ipak ii pos
lanici ne prisvajaju sebi pravo
da provadjaju revoluciju protiv
drzave najmanje onda to pravo
smiju prisvajati sami komunisti
- jedna manjina."
III. O." priznaje, da danasnji
vladajuci faktori u Jugoslaviji
rade ma tome, da "nametnu ta-
kav ustav, koji nece odgovarati
zeljema nj yecine Ustavotvorne
Skupstine nj naroda". Ako je to
istina - a mi joj verujemo y
onda je to indirektno priznanje,
da je danas izvesna "manjina"
uzurpirala vlast svoju volju si-
lom namece "vecini". A po samoj
logici burzoaskog prava, protiv
uzurpacije "narodu" ostaje samo
jedno sredstvo: revolucija.
Ako "drugi poslanci" pristaju,
da i'm uzurpatori "krnje pravo",
to jos ne znaci, da komunisticki !
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-07-10
Sa zajednick0g piknika'
Lackawanna, N. Y.

Lackawanna, N. Y.
u nedelju Is. juna mas Ogra-
max. Sekcija Erie Co., Bugarska
Grupa odrzase zajednicki piknik
n korist fonda RADN1cKE BOR-
BE.
Goste je pozdravio drug 2.
Bogdan. On je u svom govoru is
talso nuznost vaznost revoluci-
onarne stampe. Ukazao je ma raz-
liku pisanja nase stampe cd bur-
zoaske stampe, kao cd lame ia
kozvane radnicke stampe, desnih
i levin komunista, "socijalista'
koji sa svojim reformama pomazu
da Sc dalje odrzi oval tiranski
sistem pljacke radnicke klase.
On .ece:
Jedino revolucionarna stampa
Socijalisticke Radnicke p a It l.
je prosvecuje j uci proletarijat ka-
ko da Sc organizuje sa ciljem da
obori kapitalizam, da uzme sva
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-07-10

"Sveti otac'' Papa Sc ovih dana
iavlia il Vatikana prikazuje Sc da
lie suze zbog nastradalih da on kao
ulava ultramontanizma ina vrlO meka-
ma srce it'd, it'd. Ali studentu davnih
i skorasnjih istorijskih dogadjaja poz-
nata je vrlo dobro uloga ultramontani-
zma iii politickog krila rimokatolizma.
Ona bese glavna reakcionarna sila
Srednjeg Doba - neprijatelj celog ma
roda koji Sc okrenu protiv ME. (Vidi
"Krize evropskoj istoriji," Cd Gus
tava Banga.) Ona bese ia crna reakcija
koja zapoce krvavi gradjanski rat II
spaniju protiv legalne Wade koju ve-
Gina naroda izabra sada vidimo tamo
million grobova, svestranu mizeriju ma
kojoi sedi krvoloGni Franko sa blago-
slovom "svetog oca' Pape! I mi zna-
mo da su to vrlo krokodilske suze ko-
je Papa lije Vatikanu.
Prelistavajuci starija izdanja RAD
NICKE BORBE Cd 1921. godine u ko-
jima Sc nalaze rekordovani dogadjaji
hapsenju Komunista bivsoj Jugo-
slaviji, naisli smo ma jedan intere-
santan clanak druga L. Petrovita, du-
gogodisnjeg urednika Radnicke Borbe,
u kojem cemo naci kako Sc ultramon-
tanska masina Jugoslavije drzala pre-
ma varvarskom postupku Wade Jugosla-
vile. U MENU cemo videti da je ul
tramontanizam uvek uz reakciju, jer
je ona sama reakcija i to najcrnje
vrste. Zbog toga ga ovde donosimo:
Osecka "Hrvatska Obrana", or
gan hrvatskih popova velikasa,
pise, u svome broju cd 6. janua-
ra, o progonima komunista cd
strane jugoslavenske Wade. Vaz-
no je unapred primetiti, da tai
list naziva jugoslavensku vladu
orudjem "Srba" protiv "Hrva-
ta". Evo Sta pise tai list:
"Vlada je poprimila energicne
tnjere protiv komunista. 49,. Owe
danasnje mjere protiv komunista
mogu Sc samo odobriti to 8 raz-
loga sto opstajanje i rad komu-
nista nema opravdana temelja.
-Komunizam, kakav Sc danas
kod mas siri, - zapravo b0ljsevi-
Zam, niti je osnovan ma etic-
kom principu, niti su mu etitki
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-07-10
NASI DOPISI.

proizNodna prenosna sredstva
u svoje ruke, pod svoju kon-
trolu. l kada &c r dnici pos
tici tai cilj oni &c po prvi put pos
tati pravi slobodni ljudi jer &c po-
sedovati drustveno bogatstvo owe
bogate zemlje kS3e je proizvela
radnicka klasa.
Ali da Sc ostvari tai cilj, nasta-
vi drug govornik, potrebno je o.
drzavanje j sve vece sirenje nase
Stampe. To je danas potrebnije
nego ikada pre- jer Sc svet nalazi
uzasnom vrenju, u predvecer-
ju dalazece neizbezne revolucije,
da nasa stampa sto wise obasjava
put oslobodjenja radnicke klase,
jer je ,njena svetlost cd neocenji-
We vrednosti "a napredak covecan-
Stva i clVlllZaclJe.
Tada je drug Bagdan pozvao
prisutne da priloze fondu RAD
NICKE BORBE oni Sc odazvase
sa svotom cd $4,000, koja &c svo-
ia biti pridodata opstoj svoti ma
Seq Ogranka, koju &c mas delegat
priloziti ma konvencijskoj skup-
Stint, koja Sc odrzava da Sc sto
,sigurnije II zivotu odrzi j unapredi
nasa prosvetiteljka RADNICKA
BORBA.
E. Radjenovic, dopisnik.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-07-10
Sa piknika.
Bellwood, Ill.

oCAA"OONS AAA'
: Mas lie Ogranak odrzao svo]
drugi piknik owe sezone u nede-
ju Is. juna. Isti je trebao biti O.
drzan u lepoj sunni ali toga dana
vreme je bilo hladno i kisovito,
te smo bill primorani da ga odr
limo u dvorani.
Ovag puta smo imali goste IL
Milwaukee Chicago, kao j mno-
pc simpaticare il naseg mesta, te
smo veselo proveli Geo dan iako
vreme ma polju bese hrdjavo. ka-
da Sc drugovi simpaticari S.L.P.
sastanu nj najgore vreme nece ma
njihovu dobru volju uticati.
Goste je zabavljao do kasno u
noe mas mladi harmonikas, Dan
Grbac, IL Lyons, Ill.
Ova Sc afera, kao sve predJas-
ME, odrzala u korist RADNlckE
BORBE koja nam donasa svetlost
u mraku kapitalistickog izrablJl'
vania lame propaganda nJego'
viii svih organizacija j agenata
toiest, prevaranata. koji Sire sa
mo mrak.
Cist prihod iznosi $4,000.
Ogranak Sc swim posetioclma
zahvaljuje i umoljava in da ne
prekidno II sve vecem broJu pose
cuju nase iduce afere.
r. Miller, dopisnik.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-07-10

"drugi poslanici" nece da ustanu
protiv "krnjenja" njihovog pra-
va. Zato oni - i njihovi zaledj-
nici - odobravaju vladin terror
protiv komunista, koji znaju, da
"krnjenje" njihovih prava ne ide
u korist proletarijata i drugih 81
romasnih ljudi, kao sto je slueaj
sa onim "drugim poslanicima" i
njihovim zaledjnicima, nego pro-
tiv NIGGA njih.
Ma strani komunista Jugosla-
vie nalazi Sc pravo. Duznost je
jugoslavenskih radnika ostalih
radnih ljudi, te svih drugih pri-
jatelja socijalizma, da in snabdu
nuznom fizickom silom da to pra-
vo odbrane cd krvozednog napa-
da burzoaskih velikaskih uzur-
patora!
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-07-10
KAPTTALISTICKA CRNA
LISTA,
(Nastavak sa 2. strane.)


"Damaklov mac" tojest, ova vladina namera
ella da uije strah u svakog radnika, tako da
nj edan ne bude prvi koji ce sugerirati ikak-
vo odupiranje krsenju "ugovora." ako kapi-
talisti uspeiu da takav strah sa crnom listom
uliiu radnike onda su oni postigli svoj crni
ideal.
Crna lista je mera Industrijalnog Feuda-
lizma Sa njom Sc il jedne industrije "a navek
baca radnik, druge industrije, elm saznadu da
ie on ma crnoj listi, odmah &c ga sa posla OF
pustiti Poiedini radnk &c biti primoran da
menia svoje ime da Sc trudi naci priJatelJa
koii &c "iamciti" da je kod MEGA RADIO ali
to &c biti privremeno. Radnik ma crnoj listi
jeste najamni rob kojeg vladavina privatne
svojine proganja terra ga da postane krimi-
nalcem Ona ga kazni jer Sc usudio ustati
protiv njenog uredjenja.
Sa ovom feudalistickom merom vlada Sc
trudi pomoci porucnicirna kapitalisticke klase
u postojeeim junijama, narcotic Il CIO. cuve-
nj Inglewood strajk izb preko glave fekera,
zbog toga sto sc radnici usudise okrenuti protiv
njih to je tolko naljutilo Roosevetovu vladu
da je ona protiv strajkujucih radnika poslala