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PITTSBURGH, PA. - 1876 rad
nika koji ciste tri najvece zgrade
u Pittsburgh-u, stupili su ma
strajk. Ovo je jedan izuzetak gde
strajk nije proglasen "nezakoni-
tim. l sam internacionalni pred
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-03-11
Kroz Partiju i Federaciju.

| RADNIcKA BORBA raskrinka
vajuci takozvano jugoslavensk'
pitanje i prljavu ulogu ovdasnjil
agenata jugoslavenske burzoazi
je i novodoslih "apostola" jugo
slavenskog "jedinstva", nailazi n;
povoljan odziv odobravanie koe
radnika naseg jezika. RADNIcKA A
BORBA to pitanje, kao i svake
drugo drustveno pitanje, objas
njava sa materijalisticke, sto &c
reci, radnieke tacke gledista. O.
tuda ovakva objasnjenja moraju
naici ma odobravanje kod svakoe
zdravo-misleceg radnika.
Kada mi tretiramo takozvano
jugoslavensko pitanje, mi ne po-
lazimo sa tacke gledista srpskog,
hrvatskog iii slovenskog pitanja,
nego mi polazimo sa tacke gledis-
ia klasnog pitanja - sa tacke
gledista radnicko-seljackog ma jed
moi, burzoaskog pitanja ma dru-
goj strani. | ma osnovu ovakvog
ispitivanja dolazimo do logicnog
zakljucka, da jugoslavensko pita-
ME nije ra d n { k o, nego
cisto burzoasko pitanje. Ma o.
snovu ovog zakljucka, - a ovo ie
jedino naucni i logieni zakljucak
mi kazemo da nije interesu iu-
goslaTenskih radnika da sleduiu
harzoaziju njene agente i daju
i'm svoju potporu.
koliko mi isticemo obiasnia-
vamo to jugoslavensko pitanje; :;
koliko mi optuzujemo jugoslaven-
sko novinstvo i vodjstvo u ovoj
zemlji da ie ono sluzbi jugo-
slavenske burzoazije rade ma OBJ
manjlyanju jugoslayenskih radni-
ka, - nase optuzbe mi zasniva-
mo ma faktima cinjenicama -
"a divno je cudo da oni cutke
rrelaze pGeko nash optuzaba. Oni
uvijaju syoja prevarantska ledia
pod nasim udarcima i prave Sc
"nevesti".
Prema onoj narodnoi poslovici
"cutanje je odobravanje", znaci-
10 bi da oni odobravaju nase OBJ
iasnjenie i nase argumente, ali
tako nije. Njihovo cutanje ne ana-
ci odobravanje. nego je znak nil
fova klkavi6luka. Oni Sc ne usu-
diuju da polenisu mama. ier o.
nj nlsu staniu da pobiiu naSe
argumente, uperene protiv njih i
njihovih gospodara. Oni znaju, a.
ko bi polemisali mama, da bi iz-
vukli deblji kraj, pa vele: 'bolje
je sramno cutanje, nego dvobo-
iu dobiiati batina". Otuda cuta-
ME; ctuda bojkotovanje ma nil
hovoj strani.
Ali Sta je "borbenim komunis-
TINA, saveznicima jugosfavenske
burzoazije (saveznicima demo
kratija"), koji takodjer primaju
20 svojim izdajnickim ledjima
Marksisticke "batine', cd RAD
NICKE BORBE? Ear su i oni pri-
begli kukaviekoj lukavstini svo-
jih saveznika, pa Sc oni prave
"nevesti"?
S cine da idu dvoboj? Oni
danas imaju pune ruke posla, vo-
deci burzoaski rat, zagovarajuci
klasnu saradnju braneci radnic-
ku "otadzbinu". "Danas nije vre-
me-, vele ''komunisti", "da sc ra-
di "a oslobodjenje radnicke kla-
Sc, jer onaj', vele nam oni, "ko-
il zagovara klasnu borbu, pomaze
Hitleru".
Tako "komunisti" "nemaiu"
vremena da odgovaraju ma nase
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stavnik junije kaze da je strajk
prouzrokovan "gluposcu, nekom-
petentnoscu jednostranosti State
Labor Boarda i junijsko-razarac-
kog drzanja kompanije."
l ovom prigodom War Labor
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Board Sale telegram radnicima da
Sc povrate ma posao. Kako to da
tai War Labor Board nikada ne sa-
lie telegrame kompanijama da br-
ze bolje dodju u susret radnickim
zahtevima? Odgovor: Politicka dr.
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|
da oni, isto kao njihovi savez-
nici, - burzoazija - obmanjuiu i
varaju radnike. Neka iii neka ma
stave sa svojim izdajnickim ra-
dom, mi cemo nastaviti nasim,
revolucionarnim radon, prosvecu-
juci j organizujuci radnike "a We
liko oslobodilaeko delo, te jedno-
vremeno raskrinkavajuci sramna
della svih agenata burzoazije.
| Mas pretplatnik i simpaticar, J.
K. IL McKeesport, Pa, obnovio ie
svoju pretplatu, poslao jednu no.
WI pretplatu ma RADNICKU BOR-
BU i porueio jedan primerak ka-
lendara, pa svome pismu kaze
sledece nasem drzanju prema
jugoslavenskim kongresima, te op-
stem nasem drzanju:
ia Gitam radnicku stampu
niz godina, pa mi je vrlo drago
da je Radnitka Borba iedina ma
Sem svijetu koja ide pravim pu-
tenn ka slobodi. sto Sc tice raznih
kongresa, vi ste zauzeli dobro sta
noviste ia VAN cestitam! .Ov-
de ovoj koloniji ina takozvanih
bcrbenih drugova koji vele da sc
ovo sve radi "a oslobodjenje, pa
salju svoje delegate ma kongres.
zalosno je ovo Cd ovih ljudi, ali
Sta cete, kakve Jude imaju Ia
svoje lidere, nikakvo eudo sto ta-
ko rade.'
Ocena naseg simpaticara J. K.
je ma svome mestu. On je valjano
pojmio cas- situaciie Zadatak
radnika, da njihovi interest in
teresi burzoazije nisu zajednieki,
kakvo stanoviste zauzima S. L. P.
Takodjer je on pravilno okarakte
risao takozvane "borbene drugo-
We" jamacno misli na "komunis-
te koii klipsu "a svojim vodja-
ma. odyodeci in u burz0aski To-
gor.
Tako biya sa swim vodjenim,
jer oni ne misle svojim glavama-
Oni tai posao prepustaju svojim
"najvidienijim" "najpametni-
JIM. Drukce je revolucionar-
nom pokretu, kao sto je mas. On
svoje clanove uci da misle svojim
glavama oni tako cine. Zato S.
L. P. j nema vodia. u S. L. P. je
vodja Socijalisticka znanost, ka-
da njeni clanovi sleduju Socijalis-
ticku znanost, tada nema opasno-
sti da &c biti odvedeni ma stran-
puticu - burzoaski logor. Oni
su sigurni da &c iii ona odvesti,
zajedno s ostalim radnicima, u
Socijalizam.
Socijalisticku znanost siri sa-
mo revolucionarni pokret, olieen
u ovoj zemlji Socijalistiekoj
Radnickoj Partiji. Najpodesnije
orudje "a sirenje medju radnici-
ma Socijalisticke znanosti, jeste
ramo nastojati swim nasim silama
revolucionarna stampa. Zato mo-
ramo nastojati swim nasim silama
da prosirimo nase revoluciOnarne
orudje - nasu stampu. Owe je
cinjenice svesan mas simpaticar
J. K. IL McKeesporta, kada je
pretplatio jednog radnika ma mas
list; owe su cinjenice svesni svi
nasi elanovi simpaticari.
Mas Ogranak Detroit, pored sto
ina najvise pretplatnika u svo-
me mestu, on svoje pretplate dr.
Ii u redu, obnavljajuei in ma vre-
me. U diva puta, njegov poverenik,
drug J. Crkvenac, poslao je "a
$1,000 pretplata, medju kojima su
tri move pretplate. Drug Crkve-
nae je jedan medju najvrednijim
i najurednijim poverenicima po
nasim Ograncima. Dobro pazi na
sve istekle pretplate i strogo vo-
di racuna swim onim koje dru-:
gi clanovi prime ma sebe da iii OBJ
move. Razume Sc, aktivnom O.
granku lakse je povereniku biti
vredan j tacan.
Ostrimo nase Marksisticko oru-
die, obrazujuci radnike duhu
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The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1943-05-20
THE L.OWDOWN
FROM HICKORY
GROVE

If we had a memory that was
not blurred by so much palaver
and Commensurate, etc. and
one problem after another, we
could savy easy enough why one
obStreperouS person could work
up to where he could tie up a
business, like coal.
We brought the whole mess
on our oWnself. We bred the
scab On our own nose. We did mt
maybe exactly do it ourself but
we sat with our hands folded
and let the other guy do it for
us.
I have in mind Detroit and
the first sit-doWn. A Shutdown
ala France. Ever since that day
when our Govt. started playing
ball With the racket boys there
in Michigan, we have gone from
bad to worst. We been knee
deep in trouble ever since.
But we can make up our mind
to one thing-we gotta put the
U. S. A back onto the old fash
Toned American basis--or we
are sunk. Like green apples
it is always castor oil.
Yours with the low down
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The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1943-05-20
MISS CUNNINGHAM
CONTEST WINNER

It was announced this week
by THE Register" at Great Falls
that Miss Billie Marie Cunning
ham is first place winner in the
district essay contest sponsored
by His Excellency, Bishop Will
liam Condor.
Billie Marie chose as her sub
ject How to Have God on Our
Side" The essay was about 1000
words long.
The district comprises Red
Lodge, Columbus, Belfry, Liv-
ingston, Laurel, Billings, Pom
pegs Pillar, Huntley, Custer,
Frcmberg and Hardin.
This is the second time Billie
Marie has been a district win
ner. Two years ago she placed
first in the oratorical contest
sponsored by Bishop Condor.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1943-05-20
HALFWAY news

Mrs. Matte Simpson shopped
in Hardin Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Wedel cal
led on Mr.. and Mrs. Tom FaW
Friday.
Robert Ewing transacted bus
mess in Hardin Friday.
Sunday school at the Halfway
school house Sunday, May %
at 800 p. m.
MIR. and Mrs. Alex Kern shop
ped in Hardin Thursday.
Jake Blackburn called at the
C. r. Faw home Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Faw were
dinner guests at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Wedel or
Sunday.
Lloyd Faw attended the horse
sale in Billings Saturday.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1943-05-20
South Hardin News

Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Lautt and
daughter, Eleanor, we're Billings
visitors Friday.
T.. w. Scabery transacted bus
mess in Hardin Friday.
The Fred Dewald, Conrad
Seader, Ed Lautt, and Charles
FergerSon families were in Har-
din Saturday night.
J. c. Elder transacted bus
mess in Hardin Friday.
MIR. and Mrs. Ed Lautt were
Sunday dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Conrad Seader on Mothers
Day.
| Mr. and Mrs. L. Martell were
Hardin shoppers Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Gray and
children visited at the Charles
Fergerson home Tuesday night.
The rain and snow storm OF
Monday night and Tuesday
brought much needed moisture
to this area and put a million
dollar smile on the farmers
faces.
r. B. Macleod was a Hardin
visitor THURSDAY.
Glendale Bentley, who has
been confined to his home the
past several days with a severe
eye injury, was able to attend
school again the first Of the
week.
Beet laborers are arriving
daily and taking up their living
quarters at the various farms
where sugar beets are being
raised to aid in the victory form
program.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Probasco
and Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Raup
were dinner guests at the Ar
thur Randall home on Mothers
day.
Mrs. Harold Kirkland and
small son visited at the H. E
Probasco home a few days last
week.
Arthur Randall and Orvil
Summers planted trees at the
Probasco farm Wednesday anc
Thursday.
Fred Greenwald, William Col
stad, Charles Fergerson, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Lautt were
Hardin shoppers Saturday.
Robert PaulSon and son, FL
mer, were visitors at the Pro-
basco home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. w. Scabery
shopped in Billings on Saturday
Mrs. c.. E. Astrope, Mrs. R. L
Hunt, and Mrs. T. w. Scabery
attended the Home Demonstra-
ton council meeting in Hardin
Monday.
w. j. Gray of Lodge Grass
visited at the Charles Fergerson
home Monday afternoon and
was a supper guest at the Earl
Gray home that night.
Mrs. H. E. Probasco called at
the Harry George home recently
Mrs. John Kukes, Mrs. C. A,
Quarnburg, Mrs. HE. ProbascC
Mrs. R. L. Hunt, Mrs. T.. w. Sea-
berry, Mrs. Sam Kern, Mrs. Rob-
ert Paulson, Mrs. C. E. Astrope.
and Mrs. Charles Fergerson.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1943-05-20
ARTICLES FROM
HARDIN SHIPPED

A large number of articles
made by the Big Horn chapter
of the American Red Cross were
shipped from here May S, Mrs.
Edyth WISER, production chair
man, announced this week.
She also gave a list of arti-
!, cles which were sent from here
on Feb. 8. The lists are as fol-
lows:
May S, go lap robes. 100 blou-
ses, &c slips, 40 pneumonia jack
cts, 46 hot water bottle covers.
SO army muffler helmets. IS
pairs of gloves, seven mufflers,
one turtle-neck navy helmet and
80 sweaters.
Feb. 400 kits, SIS helmets,
IS pairs of gloves, 20 mufflers,
one navy helmet, 35 sweaters,
los slips and IS blouses.
At present. hot water bottle
covers and pneumonia jackets
are being cut. Members of each
group are asked to be at the
city hall promptly at 2 p. m. on
the davs they are to cut, and
to notify Mrs. WISER if they are
not coming.
Everyone who plans to make
a lap robe is asked to phone
No. BIN, so that Mrs. WISER
can know when the quota of
100 is filled. The largest num-
Der of robes turned in to date
is twelve, made by Mrs. Doane
and sent out with the last ship
ment.
Inquiries concerning the warn
which was supposed to have
been shipped some time ago
have been made twice. it was
stated, but no information con-
corning it has been received
here.
It is asked that all sewing
checked out from the Red Cross
office be returned within three
weeks and all such garments
must be clean, as soiled ones
cannot be shipped.
It is hoped that the local
chapter will be able to get ma
terial for 400 more kits for SOL
; diers. Books for the kits are to
be chosen by members Of the
Big Horn county ministerial as
sociations.
Present cutting will be fin
ished Thursday night. Groups
| will not be requested to report
to the cutting room until the
material for hospital bed shirts
arrives. When the material IS
here, the first group to cut will
be the Neighbors of Woodcraft.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1943-05-20

members of the Two Legggin
Home Demonstration club at
tended a no-host meeting at the
FergerSon home Thursday after
noon. Mrs. Chef Kaiser, a for
mer member but now a member
of the Dunmore club, was also
present and was honored with
a dish towel shower. Roll call
was IN original household
hint, followed by a discussion.
A short business meeting was
held. Recreation was under the
leadership of Mrs. John Kukes.
Mrs. Arthur Randall was a
Hardin caller Monday.
RESOLUTIONS OF CONDOL-
ENCE-In memory of Lillian
Quest, who died at Hardin,
Montana, May 4th, 1943.
Gone unto the land whose
peaceful shore
There rests no shadow, no stain:
Where those who meet shall
part no more
And those long parted, meet
again.
WHEREAS the Angel of Death
has entered our midst and we
are called to mourn the loss of
a faithful friend and co-Work-
er, therefore, be it
RESOLVED that the charter
of Alpha Rebekah Lodge No. SO,
L. o. o. F., of Hardin, Montana,
in testimony of our loss, be
draped in mourning for the
allotted time, and that we ten
der the family our deepest SYM
pathy in the affliction. Our
tears are mingled with yours,
your sorrows are ours. May
the gloom of the SorroWing ones
be dispelled by the promise: Il
am the Resurrection and the
Life, sayeth the Lord. He that
believeth in Me, though he
were dead, yet shall he live,
and he that liveth and believ-
eth in Me shall never die" Be
it further
RESOLVED that a copy of
these resolutions be sent to the
family, that a copy be spread
upon the minutes of the lodge,
and a copy sent to the Hardin
Tribune-Herald for publication.
They are not lost in distant
worlds above;
They are our nearest link in
Gods own love.
MABEL FRANKLIN,
LENORA FORD,
LOUISE WOLF,
Committee
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The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-07-08
Christian Science

God" was the subject of the les
son-sermon which was read in all
Churches of Christ, Scientist, Sun
day.
The golden text was: The Lord
is u judge, the Lord is our law
giver, the Lord is our king; he will
save us" Isaiah 1892.
Among the citations which CON-
prised the lesson-sermon was the
following from the Bible: And
such trust have we through Christ
to God-ward: Not that we are
sufficient of ourselves to think any
thing of ourselves; but our Suffi-
cheney is of God; Who also hath
made us able ministers of the new
testament; not of the letter, but of
the spirit: for the letter killeth, but
the spirit giveth life" q Corinthians
ga, 5, g..
The lesson-sermon also included
the following passage from the
Christian Science textbook, Science
and Health with Key to the Scrip
lures" by Mary Baker Eddy: Re
Gods government, man is
self-governed" page 1851.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-07-08

dition to Nashua, Valley County.
Montana, Sl.292. Is.
Lots 10. II, of Block s. TOwnSitr of
Glrntana. Valley County, Montana,
SG14.3J.
Lots II, II. of Block 6. Townsite of
Glrntana. Valley County. Montana,
$1.S34.7S.
Lot $ Of Block s. Original Townsitc of
Tphcim. Valley County, Montana.
S704.23.
Lots /. >. of Block IL, Original Town
site of Ophcim, Valley County, Mon
tana, $1.J30.Si.
Lot 10 of Block 2G, First Addition to
Ophcim. Valley County, Montana,
S:;g3.47.
Lots 20, u. of Block .. Original Town
site of Ophcim, Valley County. Mon
tana. $29J.1G.
Provided that any person or persons
having an equitable or legal interest
in the above described real estate
redeem the same at any time be-
fore October /, 1913, by paying the tax
includes penalty and interest as
herein above.
Dated July q. 1943.
BY order of the Board Of County
commissioners.
II. X. BjOrklund
Clerk and Recorder
Valley County, Montana.
Cub. July SD
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Relatives Of Prisoners Asked
To Contact Red Cross CHAPTER

at a cost of $3.50 each. Prisoners
held by Japan are not included i'm
the new regulations due to present
lack of transportation facilities to
the Far East"
Under a new government regula-
ton it is possible for families, by
filling out buff-shaded labels they
receive from the war departments
provost marshal general, Washing
ton, d. c., to have certain firms for
ward cigarettes or tobacco to Am
erican prisoners other than those
in the Far East. Mr.. Mueller said.
A five-pound book parcel each
month also may be ordered from
book firms under the same arrange
ments.
This ordering system cuts down
work of censorship, since tenders
cannot include in the packages any
thing suspicious. However, families
may send directly to American pris-
oners a home-packed gift parcel
every 60 days, if it meets specified
rules as to content and packing.
Labels to permit this sending are
issued next of kin by the office of
the provost marshal general.
Prisoners of war are receiving
weekly the American Red Cross
standard food package, made pos
sible by the government and packed
and delivered by the Red Cross
Mr.. Mueller reminded. I'm addition
the American Red Cross provides
them medical supplies, comfort ar
5icles, shaving supplies and tobac-
co. International Red Cross dele
gates inspect prison camps regu-
are permitted to talk with
prisoners and are in possession of
funds for buying anything that is
acking in prisoners essentials"