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PODyIG PRVOG MAJA

| il svojim smradom kuzi celu drus-
tvenu atmosferu. Mega treba Ia
kopati, jer ako on produzi sa svo-
JON razornom i ubilackom upra-
vom, on &c unistiti sve tekovine
| civilizacije kulture. Pa sta moze
biti drugo danasnji rat nego ra-
laramie tekovina civilizacije
kuhure? sta znaci potopiti IL mi
Iona toni "demokratskih" ladja
u jednoj godini, nego opste raza-
ranje ubijanje. A gde su Oso-
ranje ubijanje? A gde su Oso-
vinske potopljene ladje; gde su
syakodnevno citamo i sluSamo;
gde je razoreno ponisteno ra-
tom drugo bogatstvo? I gde su O.
nj silni milioni poubijanih i IL
nakazenih radnickih zivota?
Koliko je utroseno i razoreno.
da ne govorimo izgubljenim
radniekim zivotima, u Drugom
Svetskom Ratu, mogao Sc stvoriti
zemaljski raj "a sve clanove one
klase = radnicke klase koja je
to svojim radon i naporima stvo-
rila. A ko vodi racuna radniekoj
klasi njihovom zemaljskom ra-
iu? Sta mari kapitalistitka kla-
sa "a radnicku klasu, glavno je,
da ona (kapitalisticka klasa) ina
zemaliski raj, koga su joj stvorili
radnici.
Ako radnici zele imati zemali-
ski raj - udoban izobiljan Ii
vot - tada oni sami, niko drugi,
mora;u zasukati svoje rukave, pa
Sc svojski predati tome poslu.
Program S. L. P. sadrzi Il sebi
kliuc, sa kojim amerieka radnicka
klasa moze otyoriti vrata zemalis-
kom rajl, uspostavljajuci INDUS
TRUALNU REPUBLIKU RADA!
To je podvig Prvog Maja!
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-04-29
(Nastavak sa /. strane.)

dill. A kada neki Cd njih ostane
dan cd posla, usled velike iznu-
renosti umora, tada politicke
vlasti, ma zapovest poslodavaca.
.bacaju in u zatvor, kao sto je slu-
Cal rekordovan burzoaskoj stam-
ri Clevelanda. Pc "demokratski"! !
Pre- radnik kad je PRIMO onu
svoju mizernu platu, mogao je po-
troSiti kako je sam zeleo. Danas
to ne moze. Koliko &c kakve &c
hrane kupiti "a sebe j svoJu obi
tell, to nezavisi cd MEGA, nego
cd drugoga - cd izvrsnog odbo-
IA kapitalisticke klase. Ovo je
postepeno uvadjanje onog nacina
zivota, protiv kojeg radnici "de-
mokratskih" zemalja prolevaju
svoju krv. / ovo je po "demokrat-
ski!
Radnik sutra kad ne bude imao
posla, ne bude primao platu, BIZ
&c svih potrebnih stvari Ia zivot
ma pijaci, ali on nece imati "a sto
da kupi. Pa kakva je tn razlika
izmediu danas sutra? Mala raz-
lika. A sve ovo znaci da pod ka-
pitalizmom nema niti moze biti
dobrog zivota "a radnicku klasu.
Ovo je najjasnija kontradikcija
kapitalizma $ njegovim natinom
proizvodnje i raspodele.
Sva obecanja da &c radnlcka
klasa nakon rata imati bolji i 81
gurniji zivot, jesu laz obmana.
Kapitalizam ne moze i ako bi hteo,
niti bi hteo ako bi mogao, dati
bolji zivot radnickoj klasi. On nj
je tn da daje bolji zivot radnlci-
ma, nego je on tn da in izrablju-
je gomila profile. =
Kapitalizam je truo do srzi, ko-
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-04-29
S. L. p. / PRVI MAI

Prosle godine oni nisu slavili Pr
Vi Maj. Owe godine - jos Sc ne
zna. "Mozda &c owl borci sakup-
ljaci pretplatal pise NJ. Markovic
IL Slobodnoj Reel cd Is. aprila,
"veselo proslaviti Prvi Mai, kao
prank Medjunarodnog Radnist-
va. Ali SlobOdna Rec nece moci
sa NINA dijeliti to veselje. Sva-
kako nece moci - ako Sc ne po
brinu da do l. maja ispune svola
obecania. Sada je do tih prlJate-
liza da rijese ovu stvar. Hoee Ii
SlobOdna Rec slaviti Prvi Maj, iii
nece.' To je prilicno jasna ispo-
we'd tih ljudi koliko Sc tiee nil
hovog poznavanja znacaja revo-
lucionarnog praznika rada Prvog
Maja.
Imajuci sve to vidu, kao i
mnoge druge stvari koje prostor
ne dozvoljava da redjamo, da Ii
je ikakvo cudo da Sc So. Prvi Maj
slavi pod kapitalizmom!
Ali to &c proei. Uprkos svih
izdajnika prevaranata stvari
Proletarijata, nema buducnosti "a
covecanstvo dok sc ideje Prvog
Maja ne stave u praksu. Sretni bi
bill ida; ;nici i prevaranti radnic-
ke klase kada bi kapitalizam bio
stanju da resi- kontradiktornu
situaciju koju neminovni zakonl
njegovog opstanka poradjaju. A
Ii, oni su nesretni posto to kapita-
liam nije stanju da uradi. Ia
to nema boljeg dokaza nego sto je
oval Drugi Svetski Rat - rat ko-
j je tex uvod TRECEM SVETS-
KOM RATU ako Sc kapitalizmu
dozvoli da produzi.
S. L. P. je uverena da &c rad
nicka k!asa eventualno mobilizo-
vati svoje snage sa svrhom da sc
da smisla zivota idejama koje
revolucionarni Prvi Maj propagi-
ra vec So god. Nasa je vera jaka
posto je mas rad kroz prosle So
godine posvecen tome cilju.
l ma ovoj So prvomajskoj pros
lavi, s. L. P. poziva radnicku kla-
su Amerike da Sc klasno prosveti
i revolucionarno organizuje sa
syrhom obaranja kapitalizma i
uspostave Socijalizma.
Nase glave nisu u vazduhu;
mas program nije san; mas cilj
nije izmisljotina.
Snazna je nasa vera radnlcku
klasu. Mi znamo da je moguce or
ganizovati radnicku klasu pod po-
litieki barjak jedne revolucionar-
ne partije kao sto je S. L. P. Mi
znamo da radnicka klasa preds-
tavlja ogromnu vecinu stanovnis-
tva owe zemlje te da nema te kom-
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-04-29

(Nastavak sa l. strane.)
ia radnika igrala ulogu Rusiji
sa njenim niskim stupnjem indus
trijskog razvitka, da je u toliko
politicka i ekonomska organizaci-
ia radnicke klase morala igrati
jos vecu ulogu u zemljama koje
su bile ma visem stupnju ekonoms-
kog. razvitka. PromaSivsi tome,
vodje Trece Internacionale istupe
sa zagovaranjem taktike koja je
eventualno donela iste zle posle-
dice kao sto je bio slucaj sa Dru-
gom Internacionalom. Ta taktika
hezumlja i tragediie, ("oruzani
ustanak", "masovna akcija' it'd,
pored svih zlih posledica pored
tragienog iskustva u Bugarskoj i
drugim zemljama, bese eventual
no napustena, ali ne IL korist tre-
zvenog razumevanja okolnosti pod
kojima proletarijat mora da orga-
nizuje svoje snage "a revoluciju.
Ma mesto da su vodje Trece In
ternacionale naucile, nakon tih
gicnih iskustava, oni Sc krenuse
putem svojih prethodnika Dru-
goj International. I to bas vre-
menu kada je svetski kapitalizam
stupao najvecu i najozbiljniju
krizu svojoj istoriji. Il prasne
arhive izdajnicke Druge Interna-
cionale, Treca Internacionala il
nese razne zahteve kao trad iii
plata, "zdravstvene stanove "a
radnike", "penzije "a ostarele",
"socijalnu zastitu" it'd. Eventual
no Treca Internacionala napusti
front klasne borbe naredi svo-
Jim subdivizijama da stvaraju "u-
jedinjene frontove" da Sc bore
"a "odbranu ostataka burzoaske
demokratije."
Zatim su sledili logicni rezulta--
ii te taktike bezumlja i tragedije.
$urovanje, klasna saradnja, pax
tovi Sovjetske Rusije sa kapita-
listickim neprijateljem.i sa samim
krvolocnim nacizmom. / kada Sc
''tikve" koje vodje Trece Inter
nacionale sadise sa kapitalistic-
kim vragovima pocese razbijati 0
njihovim glavama, sa nacistickom
pavalom ma Sovjetski Savez, Sta
linisti nisu bill stanju da recu
ista drugo osim da ponove otrca-
nu lozinku Druge Internacionale:
"Branimo otadzbinn"! Ia njih je
Prvi Maj izgubio svaki revolucio-
harni znacaj. Oni nista mamie cd
svojih prethodnika Druge Inter-
nacionale, izneverise princip in
ternacionalne solidarnosti radnit-
Ike klase koju olicava Prvi Maj.
Ameri6ki Stalinisti ostase YER
mi papagaji Trece Internacionale.
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znamo da nema te sile koja bi bl-
la u stanju da spreci radnickoJ
klasi izvrsenje svoje istorijske mi
size, ako sc ia nasa klasa organi-
zuje ma politickim industriJal-
nom polju kako to uci S. L. P.
Znajuei sve to, imajuci takovu
veru svoju klasu, S. L. P. slavi
So. Prvi Maj sa odlukom da ce
produziti svoj rad prosvete i or
ganizovanja radnicke klase "a ost-
varenje uzvisenih principa revo-
lucionarnog Prvog Maja.
Mex ocajava ko hoee. Mi zna-
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-04-29

binacije koja bi mogla uspesno da
nadmasi radnicku klasu ma gla-
sovnici. Mi znamo da radnicka
klasa, i samo radnicka klasa, ru-
kuje sa industrijama. Mi znamo
da je radnicka klasa industrijski
organizovana "a kretanje indust-
rije. Mi smo dubokog uverenja da
Sc nasa klasa moze organizovati
u industrijama sa svrhom, da ma
dan svoje politieke pobede ma gla-
sovnici, bude gotova da uzme u
svoje ruke vlasnistvo admins
traciju zemaljskih industrija. mi
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-04-29
Zabava u New York, N. Y.

mo da premda Sc SO. Prvi Maj
slavi okviru kapitalistickog sis
tema, da to ne znaci da Sc 54. Pr
vi Maj mora slaviti pod istim u
slovima.
Konacno, mi smo zadovoljni da
&c zablistati istok crvenim zrako-
vima Prvog Maja cim nasa klasa
dodje do nuznog min;muma klas-
ne svesti i postupi u skladu sa
svojim interesima i interesima
ljudskog progresa.
ziveo Prvi Maj, glasnik oslobo-
djenja radnicke klase.
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DEB AT A
izmedju
CVETkOVA LEONTICA
pred sudOm Marksizma istOrije

Pre- dvadset pet godna posetku stvaranja Jugoslave
ugosavenska burzoaza slaa svoe agente
zemu da raze moanu materjanu potporu cd ovdasnJ1h
ugoslavenskh radnka svaranje veke ugoavenske dr.
tada agen govoril jugoslavenkim radncma ka
"novoj ugoavenskoj drzavi" vada sroka sloboda
"jednakopravnost kako radnk prmati punu vred
svoga prozvoda', it'd, it'd
Odrana bese javna debata jugoslavenkom pianu izme
dju predstavna ugoslavenske buroaze Leonca pred
stavnika Cvetkova Nakon odrzane debate
Radncka Borba e "argumente" debaana uzea pretres
stava in Markssko reseto erii clanaka ko su kas
nije otstampan obliku knjge, pod gornjim nasovom.
Kao sto knjga bila cd veike vaznost sudente
sorskh dogadjaa pre- dvadese pet godna je danas
jos vaznja posto saknute anaizoyane tnjence Moi
skorasnj dogadjaji potkrepili
Otuda dragocenu i bogatu isorijskim cnjenicama
kngu preporucuemo nasim caocima ostam sudentima is
torijskih dogadjaja
Cena joj je Is cent? u mekom tvrdom povezu-
Porudzbinu treba slati adresu:
Knjizara Radnicke BOrbe
3413 St. Clair Ave. Cleveland Ohio
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-04-29
Novom Gitaocu

1VOUO" NIL0OCu
Mozda je ovo prvi broj RADNIckE BoRBE koj te
je dosao do ruku Ako e tako bilo da Sc upoz
RADNICkA BORBA nje novina
RADNIcKA BORBA &c skoro navrsiti svoju 36 60
dinu zivota.
RADNICKA BORBA je suzbeno glasilo Jugosaven-
ske Federacije Socijastitke Radncke Parie Amerke.
RADNICkA BORBA nije prvatno vlasnistvo jednog
coveka iii neke kompanije
RADNICKA BORBA je zajednicko vlasnistvo clans
tva Socijaiscke RadniGke Parije
RADNICKA BORBA iznajmIjuje svoga urednika;
MEGA bra cansvo Jugoslavenske Federace Socalis-
cke Radnicke Partije svojoj godisnjo konvenciji
RADNICKA BORBA nje nj srpska, nj hrvatska, nj
sovenska, nj jugoslavenska novina; RADNICKA BOR-
BA je radncka novina 6oja pise jugosavenskim je
zikom
RADNICKA BORBA ne pse nt u korist "Nezavisne
Hrvaske' niti "Velike Srbe niti 'Federatvne Jugo-
savije; RADNICKA BORBA pise prvom mestu u ko-
rst oslobodenja radnicke klase AmerAe zagovara
lobodjenje radnicke klase celoga sveta.
RADNICKA BORBA zagovara ideu da oni koji pro-
izvadjau drustveno bago treba ga uzvau.
RADNICKA BORBA uc da radnci bez razlike ve-
iii nacije reba da organizuju kao radnc
hem da ,srosave drustveno uredjene pod Aojm
XII radnk primat potpun drustven plod svoga rada
RADNIcKA BoRBA obasnjava nacn koi rad
nitka kasa treba organizova uspostavu drusvenog
uredjenja pod koim nece bi glada mizere besposice
rata vec pod kojim &c vladat odnos blagosana
RADNICKA BORBA drzi da nj jedna druga novina
jugoslavenskom jezhu zagovara ideje, pre-
ma tome da nj edna druga novna zasluzue potporu
jugoslavenskh radnka Nasa e zelja da jugosavenski
radnici ipitau tacnost tvrdnje Mi veruemo
oni nasi novi caoci koji vide u RADNICkOJ RORBI
sto mi kazemo da este oduciti da pref
a Ak0 hrain
stanju da zadovolji caocevo spitivanje tacnos
Seq drzanja, jayite jednom postanskom Aartom
mi cemo poslati jos nekolso brojeva. Sve mi
voljn uraditi posto je nasa zea da dopri1esemo
s,oi udeo oltar solidanosa radnicke klase Mi smo
uyeren da ce nas novi Gaoci sozti nasim drza-
MEM da ie rad podizanje drusva srece buducnosi
najvazni rad naseg doba da &c oai uydeti da je -
RADNlCKA BORBA jedna radnicka novina ma ju-
gosiavenskom eziku u America.
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II ZIVOTA FEDERACIJE.
Prvomajska Proslava u Milwaukee, Wis.


]ked la poete ovu zacajnu skupti
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May Day Meeting in Cleveland, O.


Day meeting reaffm the principles Socialism
working
in Supe,
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Prvomaiska ProsIava II Youngstown, O.

Ogranak Youngstown predjuje vecernku Prvnnajke
Overlook Ma ve6en
Pryog Maja domaceg ovim poz
kao dodju Proslavu. Odbor.
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PrvOrnajska PrOslava u

nedeju Jugoslavenk Sekcia S. P.
Poavu u okau Wells u sat
plea Uaz vodi
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Attention Detroit, Mich.

Branch will
a tCoatinH E p
n the lecture,
good
Sandwiches refreshments Admission
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Pryomaiska proslava u Lackawanra


sastan -
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Greater New York.

On Saturday May the York Sections will hold
W.
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Vecerinka u Akron, O.
Social in Detroit, Mich.

May Day Celebration in Akron. o.
of
Zabava u York. N. Y.
prre
uvte
h "a program osaraes =
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Attention - Chicago, Ill.
Vecerinka u Cleveland. O,

Recreation Room
Chcken)
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Eastern Stars
Held Ceremony

Mrs Agnes Bristol. grand WORTHY
matron OF Wolverine Grand chspf
ter. Order OF Eastern Star PH.A.
visited Rescue chapter, OES. No.
n OF Monroe. Mich. last Thursday
night She was accompanied by
Atty. Charles Williams, grand
worthy patron Mrs Alyce Ysncey,
grand worthy lecturer; V. A Br.s-
;ol. grand chaplain. and Mrs Helen
B CAN'T. grand worthy secretary
The chapter was very happy 10
have these grand officers and much
help was given this young chapter
Golden Leaf chapter No. IA.
OES. OF Hantramck presented
Mrs Matte Collins, past ma;ron.
with a beautiful past msrons
jewel several meetings ago. Cap
stone chapter No. 20. Detroit. pre-
senied Mrs Rosetta Matthews. past
mairon. with a beautiful past ma
irons jewel a; their last meeting
also. These past matrons received
their jewels with grea, pride and
JOY and promised continued CO.
operation.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-04-10
'CONv|CTS MAN
Of ATTACKING
WHITE WOMAN
Sentence H i m To Serve
Fifteen Years At
La Dor

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (ANP) -
Charles Wallace. 80, charged with
assault and battery upon white
woman. was found guilty late Tues
day by a jury which recommended
a sentence OF Is years al hard labor
IN the state penitentiary. This YER
dict was returned after only 80 min
ltes' elaboration.
A large number OF witnesses.
about equally divided between the
TWO races and composed OF both
sexes, appeared in court for Wal
lace. attesting 10 his good name
No one can make me believe that
boy guilty" said one white man
Wallace was bound 10 the grand
jury from municipal court last jan
uary 26 after preliminary hearings,
where he was charged with assault
and attempted rape upon four white
women. There are no colored men
on either the grand or petty juries. "
said another white man, and that
affords ample ground for a new
trial"
Attorneys for Wallace. among
them the scrappy Cecil Meek, said
hey would file a motion for a new
trial.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-04-10
Crescent Singers
In Recital Apr IS

The Crescent Singers under the
direction OF Mrs. Johnnie Reid will
De presented in recital al the Hart,
.ord Baptist church. THURSDAY eve
ring. April IS al 8.I5 p m, under
The auspices OF the Busy Bee
Workers OF that church. This will
be the second in series OF recitals
which the Singers will render dur
ing the spring and early summer
The first one was given al the
Ebenezer AME church few
weeks ago Commenting on that
recital, Rev. Baber, pastor OF the
church, said that the Crescent
singers should feel proud because
their recital that night was as good
as any which he hsd heard there.
The singers will appear in recital
al the Berea Methodist church in
Highland Park, Thursday evening
April %. They will also appear In
their second annual spring recital
sometime in May. The date will
be announced later.
Music lovers who attend their
reeitsls regularly say that they are
singing better and better each tine
The pubic is cordially invited
to attend these recitsls Mrs. John
ME Reid is the directress and ac-
companist and John Holland is the
manager.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-04-10
21-Year-Old
Woman Held
For Murder

Following an examination last
week in Recorders Court, 2l-year-
old Dorothy Bradford OF $50 Oven
avenue was ordered held for ,rial
on a charge OF murder in the fatal
stabbing OF Frank Scott. 81. 40
Farnsworth avenue. following an
alteration between them inside a
tavern a; Hastings and Forest ave.
nue..
Police learned that Scot, and ne
young girl had an argumen: over
who was going TO pay for some
hard boiled eggs. Miss Bradford
rcportedly lef; the bar and took
table near the front OF Jske's
tavern. only TO be followed by Scott
A short time later the two be-
came involved in a misunderstood
ing and fight ensued. with Miss
Bradford being Knocked 20 The
floor by her alleged opponent
Police believe that Scott was
fatally stabbed in the hear, during
the melee inside the establishment
as Scott collapsed few steps out
side the bar. He died before nc
could be given medical attention
al Receiving hospital
A knife. so police say. was found
MAJ his body Miss Bradford. SC
police disclosed. when arrested al
pnit.ed stahhinc man near Has.
t.ngs street and Rorest avenue.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-04-10
Husbands Surprised
By Women's Group

with a bsnque. held n the audi
forum OF the Motor City Lodge,
Us East Forest avenue.
The evening was spent IN playing
bridge and whist. after which prizes
were awarded the winners and re-
Treatments were served.
Mrs. Marie Avis is president OF
he group and Mrs. Lowe Banks
VAS chairman OF the entertainment
committee.
Among those present were Mrs.
Woods. Nh and Mrs. Fields. Mr..
and Mrs Chcatham, Mrs. E. Berry.
Mr. ard Mrs Bingham. Mr.. and Mrs
Hickman, Mr. and Mrs. Bennett
Mr., and Mrs Russell Montgomery.
Mr. and Mrs Stanley and Theodore
Gurley. all Of whom enjoyed themE
selves.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-04-10
ATTY. BLEDSOE Announces
RETURN TO LAW PRACTICE

Specializing In the handling OF
industrial. accidental and personal
injury cases. Attorney Harold E.
Bledsoe this week announces that
he has resumed his law practice al
1908 Broadway, suites 3ol 10 303, in
Tobin building.
Attorney Blcosoe is former
member OF the commission OF labor
Under the administration ot former
Governor Van Wagner. served a.
assistant attorney general under the
coms,ock administration, Was mem.
Der OF commission OF corrections
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-04-10
DEDICATED new.
Fl. HUACHuCA
CENTER IN AR|z.
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Center One Of The
Finest

FORT HUACHUCA, - CAMP
Col. Edwin N, Hardy, cost comman.
der at Fort Huachucs. said last
week that the new sl00. 1000 recres-
ton center lie "as fine an amuse-
ment center for soldiers as exists
in the United States. It's purpose
is 10 give wholesome, genteel rec
reation 10 the soldier. stationed al
Fort Huschuca."
Formal dedication OF The Fry
Amusement center. a; Fry, Arizo
was held at 800 o'clock p m, Sal.
urday, when Maj Gen FREQ W
Miller and Gov. Sidney P. Osborn,
Arizonss chief military and civil.
ian heads, we're on hand 10 par.
ucipste in the services.
The project was financed by CT.
villains when leading army officials
and Negro leaders grew desi-ious
OF lettering the social conditions OF
the troops al Tort Huachuea.
When Col Hardy took his post q
year ago he announced as one - his
detectives that of cleaning up OF
shack town in Fry" According &c
Col Hardy, conditions then were
deplorable. There was no running
water. no sewerage. no adequate
restaurants. nothing in this civilian
encampment at the gates Of For,
Huachuca 10 serve the reasonable
needs Of the soldiers
Judge William HASTE. then civil
ian aide &c the Secretary OF War
solicited he aid OF Chicagos mon.
eyed Negroes and interested them
in the problem. These folk subscrib.
ed $4,000 which they designated as
aid toward developing some sor,
Of decent recreationsl set-up al Fry
When this group OF interested
Chicagoans sent its representatives
10 Fort Huachuca. they realized in.
mcdiatciy the insdequacy OF TIC
sum ard pledged an additional
amount 10 the tune OF 100000 Now
the soldiers enjoy such delights as
soft drinks, beer. and light lunches
served during their off-duty time.
The opening OF this new recre-
aiional plant will mean that for the
frst time since Fort Huachucs was
activated as a Negro training center
soldiers Of this Fort Will have an
opportunity 20 find decent. morale.
building recreation said Col. Hsr.
dy.
The forts neighboring communi&
ties, Tucson. Bisbee and Douglas.
are now much encourage 20 know
that their own much over-taxod
recreationsl facilities Will be re-
licvcd.
We've never had room TO prop.
eriy take care OF these Negro COM
bat troops training In our area"
said the secretary 10 the Bisbee
chamber OF commerce. Gus Mich
aels.
Among the prominent military
officials attending the dedicsiory
services were. Mai. Gen. and Mrs.
Fred W. Miller, Brig. Gen william
Spence, Col Everett NJ Yon. Col.
James r. Urquhsrt, Col. Thomas F
Taylor, Col and Mrs. Edwin +
Hardy. Il Coz. C E. Nelson. Il. Col
VI o Bousheld. Maj. Charles J
Blackwood and Capt. Homer c
Roberts.
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and member OF commission OF labor
under administration OF Frank Muir
ply. thus making him fully quail
fled 10 advise and represent clients
wishing 10 take advantage OF his
legal experiences.
Bledsoe is-sn slumni-et Howard
university and University OF Detroit
Law school.
He may be reached by calling
Cadillac 1922 or by visiting suite
No Dol 20 800 al 1903 Broadway
-Tcbin building
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How My Bad Skin
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STABBED WITH ICE PICK

Treated at Receiving hospital this
week for ice pick wounds. Elizabeth
Perkins. %. OF 20l4 Brush street.
apartment four. told police tina; she
had been stabbed in the righ, arm
and leg by her common-law nus
band. Ed Ba;eman. so police dis
closed this week.