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The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-10-21

Paul FriedI made a business tril
to Great Falls Tuesday.
Roy DeHaven, who is working a
Great Falls, spent Sunday here witt
his family.
Mrs. e. j. Kjelstrup visited rela-
tives at Great Falls last week, re.
turning Saturday.
Mrs. Gertrude Weiss returned
Tuesday from Great Falls, where
she had gone Sunday on business
Mrs. Frank King of Miles City
sister of Mrs. Nels Eide, arrived
Thursday to spend a few weeks
visiting here.
Mr.: and Mrs. Haug of Williston
came Sunday night to spend a few
days visiting their daughter, Mrs. c,
L. Benson.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Blair and Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Mann left Thursday
for Essex near Glacier park, on a
hunting trip.
James Stenson of Devils Lake, N.
D., arrived last week to spend the
winter with his daughter, Mrs.
George German.
Esterbrook Pen Points-For Ester
brook fountain pens. Just received,
stock of fine, firm fine and extra
fine points. Glasgow Courier. 26-2t
Air Cadet Cecil A. Carlson, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Carlson of
Glasgow, is now stationed at Maria
Iona flying academy at Oxnard,
Calf.
Mys. Richard Larson spent a re-
cent week end at Cascade visiting
her husband who is employed with
the Shannon Construction company
there.
S. T. ALE arrived Sunday from
Fort Riley Kansas where he is with
a horsemanshfp detachment of the
army, to spend a Is day furlough
with relatives.
Mrs. Leslie. Hanson returned Sat
urday from Valley City, N. D. where
she visited. She was accompanied by
her mother. Mrs. F. C. King, who
viii visit here.
Otto NJ. Christinson returned
Sunday from Rochester, Mimi,
where he accompanied Roy Billings
ley, who remained there for medi-
cal treatment.
Mrs. C. D. Borton, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fordyce Mcconnell and the Rev. E.
r. Bellingham drove to Malta Sun
day where Rev. Bellingham con-
church services.
Hy D. Miller of Cut Bank, owner
of the Roosevelt hotel, came last
Wednesday to Glasgow to stay while
Louis H. Hansen, night clerk, is a
patient at the hospital.
Mrs. Charles Hoffman is expected
home today from Minneapolis,
where he went to meet her huS-
band, who was granted a short fur
Tough from Camp Claiborne, La.
Mrs. r. w. Cumming received a
card from Mrs. w. L. Bennett, writ
ten Thursday, stating that she and
Rev. Bennett, their son Fletcher and
daughter, Mrs. James Purvis, had
reached Spooner, Wis, and were
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-10-21
SCHOOLS WILL
help IN GOOD
NElCHBORA aim
Specialist Says Education Is
Best Means to Establish
Understanding.

Establishment of effective and
satisfactory relations between the
United States and Latin America
cannot be done by diplomacy or on
an economic basis. The economies
of the two countries are both es-
sentially high in the production of
raw materials. Hence they are COM
petitive rather than complementary.
This was the declaration of DR..
Charles T. Stewart of Atlanta, Ga,
educator and a resident of Brazil
for nine years, at a northeast dis
trict Montana Education association
session here Saturday morning. He
is inter-American relations expert
with the U. S. office of education.
Our most hopeful source lies with
the teachers and to them we must
look for changing ways of thinking
and bringing about sympathetic I'M
Outstanding" he added.
DR.. Stewart "debunked" several
traditional conceptions of our rela-
tons with South America.
The solidarity of the Americas
does not rest upon geographical
unity" he added. That is a dan
gerous myth. Other parts of the
world constitute much closer unity
with Latin America. Are our two
continents like Siamese twins? No."
The traditional leanings, by
language, geography and migration
of tho LATIN Apnarioa~ naonIoe o~o
away from North America toward
Europe"
He said he did not want listen
ers to believe he is advocating sepa-
rate school courses on Latin Amer
lean history, geography or Ian
guages. I'VE have the notion that
correlating the existing curriculum
can be an effective contribution to
the Good Neighbor policy" he add
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-10-21
Block Leaders ii!
Drive to Secure
Home Front Pledge

Glasgow block leaders. numbering
lis. are now securing home front
pledges in the nationwide cam
paign sponsored b. the OPA, John
F. Wall. chief clerk OF the county
war price and ration board, reported
today.
The campaign is being Conducted
to eliminate, the black market he
said, and has proved effective as a
voluntary movement in mary sec
tons.
Householders are being requested
to sign a pledge that they Will BUY
rat;oned commodities orly IN
change for raticn stamps and tnat
they will not paw above the ceihng
price for any article.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-10-21
Six-mara Team Will
Meet Fr0id for Area Title

Tuesday where it defeated the
Indians for the second time, this
time by a score of SO to 0. Nashua
won here. 26 to O. In a contest here
Friday, Nashua swamped Saco, 43
to 0.
Those who furnished cars to drive
to Poplar were Byron Ulvestad'
James Dragoo am Mrs. Homer
I Olckc
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-10-21
Nurses Secretary
Holds Meet Here

Mrs. Margaret Alsop of Helena,
executive secretary of the Montana
State Nurses association, met with
Valley county nurses at the Dea-
coness hospital Saturday night to
assist in the organization of a local
group. She spoke on purposes of the
organization and the necessity for
recruiting student nurses.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-10-21

NASHUA - Recent victories over
Poplar and Saco have given Nashua
the right to meet Froid for the
northeastern Montana six-man
football championship. The title
game has been set for Oct. 90. but
the location has not yet been deter
mined.
Nashua's latest win was at Poplar
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-10-21

ed. They have much in common
with us colonization, expansion
westward, struggles for liberty, es-
cape from slavery. All can be studied
as we study u W nation"
Racial differences, he concluded,
are the greatest barriers to under
standing between the two CONT
nents: He added that Latin Ameri-
ans have reached a happier set
Element of racial a~ntagonisns than
we.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-10-21

but in Utah. Idaho, Montana. w.
oming and New Mexico. the date
are October II. Is and 20. In mos
localities the schools will issu
Book Nv. However. in a few con
munities other arrangements ma.
he made because of closed school,
or other unusual local conditions.
II is suggested that you cut this
blank from the paper and fill 1t In
at your leisure for use at the regis
tration site.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-10-21

Special attention is called to the
fact that Ration Book Nv VIII pc
issued ONLY to those individuals
for whom a Ration Book iii is pre-
sented to the registrar at the Tune
of application. Therefore any
members Of a family who may De
away from home-even thougn
temporarily-but who have tneir
Books III with them. should Apply
at a registration site wherever they
may be on the registration dates;
On the other hand. any member OF
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-10-21
Specimen Application for Ration Book Four

a family group who is away tempo.
rarily, but whose Book III has been
leit at home. may be included with
the family declaration.
The important thing to remember
is that no new ration book will be
issued for any member of the fam
lily unless his or her Book III is
available at the time Of application.
DO not fail to take all number III
books when you go to apply.
The dates for registration in
Colorado are October 20. q and %.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-10-21

The application form which will
be submitted at the time you regis
ter for Ration Book Nv is repro
duced herewith. This is a family
application" and only one blank
need be completed for all members
of a family group related by blood.
marriage, or adoption who regularly
live in the same household.
Any individual living in the
household. who is not related to
the family must make a separate
application.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-10-21
GETS TWO AWARDS

OPHEIM - Pfc Glenn Dubry
stationed at Camp Berkeley, Tex,
has received the good conduct medal
and the expert divers award, accord
ing to word received by his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. David Dubry.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-10-21
WILL GRAVEL ROAD

GRANDvIEW-Oct. 80 has been
chosen as the day to gravel a few
of the bad spots on the Frazer
road. Any help at this time will be
appreciated. Further information
can be obtained from D. NJ .Olfert.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-10-21
ANNOUNCE BENEFIT

NASHUA-The Girls Athletic as
ISOLATION of Nashua high school,
with Miss Ruth Thompson, sponsor,
extend an invitation to a public cara
party Friday evening at the COM
mercial club room. Whist Will be
played. Following the party, a box
supper will be served and al women
are asked to br!:;s boxes. Inc pro-
ceeds are to be used fur the asso-
citation.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-10-21

THE FORECAST
Slightly warmer tonight and Fri
day forenoon.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-10-21

Despite popular legend, poisonous
lizards are unknown il the tropics
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-10-21
According to
The Courier"
BIRTHS

BIRTHS
To Mr. and Mrs. Graydon Edwards
of Opheim at the DeaconesS hospi-
tai, oct. Is, a daughter.
To Mr.. and Mrs. Vernal Hanson of
Saco at the Deaconess hospital,
Oct. Is, a daughter.
To Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Mullen
of Glasgow at the Desconess hospi-
tai, Oct. 16, a on.
To Private and Mrs. Lester Knapp
of Saco at the Deaconess hospital,
Oct. 20, a son.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Oval Lee Schmidt, 81. Peabody,
Kans., and Clara Schmidt, %,
LuStre.
Clifford L Rheault, "a, Scobey,
and Hazel Violet Kasseth, 81, Peer
less.
Lieut.. Clifford C. Bergerson Jr, 20.
Vernonia, Ore, and Patricia l..
Erickson, 10, Glasgow.
THE WEATHER
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-10-21

Glasgow Farmers Day drawings
are at 2 p. m. every Saturday.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-10-21
THE WEATHER

Courtesy Glasgow weather bureau
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-08-12

Kao sto oba (Petrak Stanko-
vic) priznaju u svojim otvorenim
pismlma, oni su saradiivali u
"Prosvetnim" odborima koje su oni
prema Petraku, organizovali ma
kon sto su sc povratili sa konven-
CHE Narodne Hrvatske Zajednice
(danas HBZ) u Detroitu 1924. 60
dine. To je bila konvencija ma ko-
joj. su, opet prema Petraku, STAN
kovic Petrak prekinuli saradnju
sa danasnjim Observation-Disclosures
koji Sc kupe oko Narodnog Glas-
nika.
Stankoviceva karijera "pros-
vetaskim" odborima svrsi Sc snje-
govom deportacijom Jugoslaviju.
Ali On dosledno produzi svoju So
vinisticku karijeru. On to sam
priznaje svom odgovoru Petra
ku. "Poznato Vam je to g. ured-
NICE" pise Stankovie Petraku, ida
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-08-12

vene mu ocene svejih pogleda ma
Sovjetsku Rusiju u prvim danima
njene borbe "a opstanak. U svom
odgovoru Petraku, Stankovic Sc
ispoveda ovako: "Strahovali smo
obadvojica "a 'Novu Rusiju, kola
SC je radjala Il potocima krvi, jer
smo vjerovali Il Slavenstvo u,
Il veliku misiju koju imade da o.
havi II korist cijelog covjecanstva.
1 vi i ia smo citali, II skoli su
nam 0 tome govorili, odakle smo
mi Hrvati ostali juzni Slaveni
dosEi, a dosli smo IL - pradomo-
vine nase - Rusije." To je pot
puma samofotografija jednog So
viniste. To dolazi IL pera istog CO.
veka koji nam ie 1919. godine pi-
sac "vrlinama" levog krila, te
ko;i je usvojio program "Komu-
nisticke" partije Cd 1919. godi-
ne u kome Sc, medju ostalim, ka-
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-08-12

sam proveo tri godine Zagrebu
i ciielo vrijeme bio aktivan hr-
vatskom seljackom pokretu. Pisao
sam u 'Domu,' glavnom glasilu
HISS, Cd prvog dana kad je po-
Geo izlaziti 'Narodni Val,' sve dok
nisam posao Il Kanadu, bio sam
clanom urednistva toga dnevnoga
lista HISS, kojega je izdavao Site
pan Radi5 ujedno bio mu CLAW
nj urednik.' D e, ono sto
je Stankovic poceo nakon napus-
tanja svojih bivsih drugova koji
su barem govorili (u to vreme) o
klasnoi borbi, revoluciji it'd, to Je
produzio kada je stigao u Jugos-
Lawful i sa time je nastavio kada
ie stigao Kanadu 1928. Tako ra-
di danas.
Da kod Stankoviea nije ikad BIZ
10 klasne svesti, a kod Petraka
Jos mamie, da Sc nazreti IL sopst-
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-08-12

zalo sledece: ''Nepomirliivi ka-
rakter klasne borbe mora Sc odr
zati pod swim okolnostima. Otuda
Komunisticka Partija svojim IL
bornim borbama izborima, te Il
svekolikoj drugoj svojoj aktivnos-
ii, NECE SARADJIVATI SA CRU
PAMA / PARTIJAMA, KOJE NE
ZAGOVARAJU KLASNU BOR-
BU,...." (Krupna slova su nasa.
Niti najpomnije citanje pisama
koja su Petrak Stankovic posla-
Ii jedan drugome nije stanju
izneti principijelne razlike medju
tim ljudima, ma koliko Sc oni da-
mas medjusobno raskrinkavali o.
nj su braca svojoj sovinistickoj
dusi.i pod svojom sovinistickom
kozom. Stankovic zudi "a "sla-
venstvom", Petrak, prvenstveno,
"a ''hrvatstvom." jedan drugi
pokusavaju prekoraeiti ono sto Sc
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-08-12

il. Kongres je takodjer imao da bude Prosav-
nj kongres proslava dvadesetpete godlsnJl-
ce osnivanj ia Druge Internacionale ! pedesetc
godisnjice Prve Intelnacionale - oba datuma
sretno, podudarala su Sc. Bro je urgirao svo-
je sastavne delove svugde da prirede prosaV-
he afere u Becu austrijska ocjal-Demokra-
tia na siroko je planirala Ia doeek najvece de-
legacija koja je ikada prsustvovala Kongresn
Z julu mesecu, srditi oblaci rata lezal sn
tesko mad Centralnom Evropom Ne znaJu''
kada &c Sc oluia prolomiti, ali suocen sa uzas-
nom sigurnoscu da neee biti mnogo zadrzana
Biro zakaze raniji datum Kongresa premesti
ga Pariz. Ali to obavestenje dodje Il Amer
ku sporo. Ma 6. augusta planirana je bila O.
prostajna afera New Yorku "a S. l.. 7. de-
legaciju characterization Kongresu Il Becu
Tada Sc oluja prolomi. Naslov II Weekly Peo-
ple-u cd 8 augusta 1914. obiavi: "Rat Zausta-
vio Internac: onalni Socijalstck kongres;
Jaures Usmrten''
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-08-12
Petrak i StankOvic =
otitenja PoIiiike SeNdanja

"oruzanom ustanku," general
nom strajku," t. j., kratko vreme
nakon sto je napustio svoje levo-
krilase koji .su tada paradirali kao
"komunisti". Nakon sto je Petrak,
uz pomoc Stankovica j MENU slic-
nih, dosao ma urednistvo "Zajed-
ricara", Stankovic je postao je-
dan cd najredovnijih saradnika te
novine. Mi Sc secamo Stankovice-
viii clanaka koji su Sc, kao pravl-
lc pojavljivali ma prvoj stranici.
Da, secamo Sc mi tog Petra Boz
rislava," tog "Likote," tog "Ka-
marada."
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-08-12
Nastavice se.)

media prekoraciti - klasnu pode-
lu swim zemljama medju swim
narodima. Ali oni tome ne uspe-
yaju, oni uspevaju samo jednom
-. da sa svojom politikom klasne
saradnje polititkog sevrdanja
pomazu klasi izrabliivaca da-
nadalje huska radnike jedne ma
cije ma radnike druge nacije.
(Nastavice se.)
Cinjenlce su owe: kapitalizam je
pokusao i pokazao Sc sasvim ne
uspesan. Sistem kredita je pro-
pao usled sebicnih zahteva kapi-
talistickog individualizma. On ne
moze pruziti radnickoj klasi stall
nu sigurnost. On je kao kuca, ko-
ia Sc rusi, koja Sc ne moze popra-
viii; on je kao sasvim istrosena
masina! - Bell.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-08-12

nicka Partija primila je poziv na konferenciju
.Socialdemokratskih partija neutralnih zema-
lia," koja Sc imala odrzati Il Copenhagenu 10.
januara 1915. Narodn Izyrsni Odbor odblo le
poziv pismu konferenciji, Mlazuci ola dok
evropsk pokret he pokaze neke znakove us
postavlianju sebe na znanstvenoj BAH, ola tax
We konferenciie nemaju iZgleda Ia davanJe re-
znltata, S. l.. p. reGe: q .sve SociJailstlcke
partje Evrope, sa mogucim lzuzetkom Jeohe
iii dve, vladane su sd istim prncipma koJI su
prouzrokovali da partije ratujuclm zeml]ama
podupiru svoje respektivne Wade - to jest:
da proleteri ma koje zemlje moraJu branltl
'svoiu otadzbinu' kada je napadnuta. MI drzl-
mo da tako dugo dok postoji pridrzavan]e toJ
teorii, ponavlianie sadasnjeg masovnog klanja
cvropskog ploletariiata moze Sc ponovltl ma
koie vreme."
Kao sto Sc predvidjalo, konferenclla Co
penhagenu poucia ie nista.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-08-12

:
Najbolji dokaz Stankovlcevog
nepoznavanja Socijalistickih prin-
cipa, iii dokaz njegovog polite
kog nepostenja, ne menja stvar
koje, nalazimo u njegovom brzom
skakanju IL tiganja pseudokomu-
nixma vatru sovinistickog pros
vetastva.
Cd toga vremena pa sve do ne
dayno, Stankovif i Petrak kora-
tahu istim putem. Stankovic Sc
pridruzio Petraku kratko vreme
nakon sto je prestao sa svojim
larmanjem 0 "masovnoj akciji," ;"
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-08-12
Socialpatriotizam ma javi.

Tesko da je potrebno opetovati ono sto sc
desilo kroz narednili nekolko nedelja. Pored
toga, ponovno sibati Socialdemokrate zbog
njihovog socialpatr.otizma - socialpatrotlzam
koii je svoiom zestinom takmicio sovinzam maj
gnjusniieg burzoaskog dzingoiste = dava cove
ku neprijatnu senzaciiu da s.ba mrtvog konla.
To ne znaci dozvoliti implkaciiu da je social
patriotizam mltav Ma zalost, on nie mrtav.
Ali su danasnj "socijalisticki" dzingoisl
bezobrazni i namern do stepena do koga nj
su dosli Guestli, Kaucki Vanderveldi od pre-
dvadeset sest godina. Ii su ljudi b.li, barcm
do nekog stepena, zrtve objektivnh uslova k"-
j su, kao sto Lenin istace, ''stvorili negovall
oportunizam posto ie to bio prelaznl period
koii ic pribelczio dovrseak burzoaskih j ma
cionalistickih revolucia Zapadnoi Evropi."
'sKrze stvorene po velkom ratu,' psao lc
Lenin, ''sadre su pokrivace, pocistile ma stra-
nu konvencionanosti, razgolicile cir kol le
davno sazreo otkrile oportunizam Il nJegovol
stinskoj ulozi = uloz saveznika burzoazlle.'
De Leon, koj je imao biti delegat Becu,
umro .ie H.. maja 1914. godine On, dakle, Mic
bio svedok odvratnom izdaJstvu soclaldemo- =
krata ciie greske on je nemilosrdno raskrn-
kao, ali "a velki broi niih imao le, ipak, neko
postovanie Niegova analiticka pisanla o ev-
rODSkOm pOkretH nlkad he pToHiasise pou>u'i
istoriiske zapreke koje treba objasniti u zem-
llama JOS vezanim ostatcima feudaliZma. Bllo
kakav udarac da bi on bio osetio bio BIZ zbog
toga olaksan sa tim razumevanlem - ali ME-
gova osuda toga ne hi time bila mamie teska
Vecna clanstva Soc ialisticke Radnlcke
Partije bila je utvrdjena protiv udarca. II gla>'-
nom kroz De Leonove ma jstorske 'flashlights'
cvropskog pokreta. = America CHI su otvorcno
zrazavali svoje negodovanie, ali II izjavi Soc
.ialisticke Radnicke Partiie, partiiama prisa-
jedinjenm Internac:onalnom Socijalistickom
Birou,' Partija je izbegavaa biranie iedne
od evropskih partija ia svrhe napada. Ma mes
TO toga, izjava ie podvukla lekciiu koia Sc i
mala nauciti. "Skorasnii dogadjaji = pad In
ternacionale, ocevidno beznadezno nerazumeva-
ME medju partijama koje su uvlacene sadaS-
MEM teskom latu, nastojanja ola Sc svaka stra
ma IL ovom konfliktu bor IA Grustvenu dobro-
bit promcanje liudskog progresa = sve to
dokazuje da II nekm pogledma evropske par
tile, ma kako da su uspesno rukovale sa dnev-
nm probemima, promasile su da pravilno ra
zumelu izvesne osnovne principe Soci ialiZma
i, promasivsi Il razumevaniu tih princpa, pro-
masile su takodjer da spreme mere "a s.tuac
jill kakva Sc poiavila IL Evropi danas.' Iziava
produz sa iznasanjem tvrdih istina sa lila
ganiem nekompromitujuceg programa S. J.. F.
Decembra 1914. godine, Social stiGka Rad
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timenat ide prlog cinclnnatske rezoluclJe.
Ali mnogi od paltilsk starlJih lskusnllih
GIanova savetovaSe protiv povlacenJa. NJlho-
vo drzanie bilo ie sumirano po sirom-sveta poz-
natom mumetniku-hakrorezcuA A. {. klhn-u, ta-
da clanu Pod-Odbora Narodnog lZvrsnog Od-
bora. On ie smatrao cncinnatsku reZolucIu
.'nesavremenom urgiIao je da ''drz.mo sebe
dale cd obayeza'' koie bi ona nametnula. ).
l.. p. ie zauzela tacno dlzanje prema ratu. Ona
ie iznela to drzan.ie II ''Iziavi Prisadinlenm
Partiiama Internacionale" Ako hi cincnnats-
ka rezoluciia bia oborena, mi hi bill predstav-
lieni ma poslcratnom Internacionalnom kon-
gresu gde hi mas upliv bio povecan zbog naseg
probanog i oprobanog internaconalizma. "A
ko bndemo odsutni mi polucuiemo nista. Ako
nakon sto smo raspraviali borili sa ev-
ropskim Sociiaistima, nase Sc principe i ma
dale ignorse niirpa podrugiva, tada, ne
pre-, ieste vreme da Sc povla6imo IL Inter
nacionaIe'' Pored togn, rece drug kim, ''po-
dizanie move Internacionale bice spori
nesiguran process
Argument "a p,otiv bli su iscrpn ali
kada su glasovi b.li konaGno prebrolani, par
tiiska odluka bla ie II prilog hudnog cekanla
'cncinnatska rezoluciia bila le porazena
koliko ie teak bio sentimenat stvaranln od-
luke. nije lako ustanoviti, ali da ie on bio fax
tor gotovo sc priznaie cd strane nckih koJ. su
uGestvoval II referendum.
L znamentim godinama koie su sledlle,
NADIA da bi Druga lnternacionala mogla btl o.
zivliena reorganzovana zdravol Mark
sistickoi osnovi isGeza je. Senimenat Il 5. l..
p. "a internacionalizam bio ie iak kao uvek,
ali cjnjenica nepopravliive korupcije Inter
macdonald utvrdi sentimenat sa hladnlm rasu-
djivaniem. Evropski Socialist izadiose IL ra-
ia sa odvratnim drzaniem uo5razene nevinos-
ii. Sa vrhovnom bezobraznoscu on bacase IA
proleta1iiat odgovolnost Ia promasai prisvo-
Use sebi prezrnu ulogu osuiecavansa i obila-
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1943-01-15

School Oxford, Miss before joining
the WAAC, and has a brother, Cpl.
James T. Washington, stationed at
Fort Bragg N. c. She was gradua
ted from Pike County Training School
in 1886 and Tougaloo College in 1871,
and was active in musical circles in
Magnolia.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1943-01-15

Edna A Fletcher. Of Magnolia, Miss.
She was teacher at Oxford City
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1943-01-15

Annie l. Cummings Of 1880 Florida
Ave, Jacksonville, Fla, had been en-
gagged nlibrary work at Tuskegee In
stitute in Alabama. She attended
Tuskegee Institute for one year and
is talented in public speaking.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-24
Havoc ut lilo AM.
Long Red Wing Game Upsets Husband-Fans
Street Cars, Police Force and War Workers
BY EDGAR HAYES

A hockey game that goes to
40 a. m. raises havoc in more
than one section Of town. Last
nights contest had varied conse-
QuenceS.
After the first overtime period
there was a long line of patrons,
for the most part men, waiting
to use the telephone; calling the
storm and strife to explain they
were still at the hockey game.
The line increased with each inter-
mission and some of the same
faces were noted making return
visits.
OF course, the line was so long
many were unable 10 reach the
phone before the hockey activities
were resumed and they left their
until they reached
home.
And If the 6 and &. wasn't
lcrScd in the sudden death system
Of hockey playoffS. pop might get
a sudden WhaCk on the noggln for
insisting he was AZ a hockey game
Gntll the early hours Of the morn
mo