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La gaceta., 1943-10-28

En- una reunion celehrada aver
uned6 acordado e programa cue
Sc ofrecerk el IL de novlemhre.
Dia del Armisticio. hajo Il patro-
clnlo de Ia Legion Americana. Ia
Federation de Maestros del Esta-
40 " otras organlzaciones.
Ia procession ciylco-milltar. ae-
gdn a SKI Ben HIM III, sera IA ma
yor efectunda en- Tampa.
Esta Ia p~residencia del ps1-
srama a cargo del eonooldo abo-
gado Luther w. Cobbey. que re-
presenta a IL Legion , los Macs
tros.
Presiden los grupos cue inter-
vendrdn en- el cumpllmiento del
patri6tico programa los sehores
Guy Allen, presidente d. Il Me-
sa Redonda "a Ia Legion Frank
.. Falsone. John Spencer. 4 We-
stake. Frank Miles, sra Daisy
Whitehead. Dr WB. Hopkins, iua.
Parks. Frank r.. Ingram, 4 A
Grayson. Nick Palaveda, tenlents
EN-. Hafling. Ben Hill, i, Char.
les w. Blair. Harry Stems, Dr "
Aston Brown, Henry Tilman, Us
Handy, Rudy Rodriguez y otros
Hablaran por Ia radio en ia Sc
mana de Educaci6n Americana
novlembre 2 a Is, los sres Ray G
Brown. 7. p. Bailey y Sra Tyle.
Webb.
La gaceta., 1943-10-28

.,,enrsvILLE BEACH ca
ii Norte, Oct. 27On
..I.s Is vida Dc su anna z
"a i destruction DC hume
,..ss. Iadrando, Il domln
! nahana, hasta que IN
Il ustroug, espoaa aeA er'-
~ general Armstrong w ds.
eomprendi6 io aue pa'
mnier estaba sola en- su do-
81. : llam6 = los homberos
l. sslir hacia afuera arras-
.so.s por sl suelo. POGO des
srplot6 el tanque de gaso-
4 Sd autom6vil en- y CO..
moidisron los bomberos que
rsmas Sc extendieran q las
,s adyacentes.
La gaceta., 1943-10-28

mrBoR0UGH. mglaterra OCT
On console de guerra con-
81 Z muerte 81 soldado ameri-
IA Lee A. Davis. de Temple 1e-
Sd oue mato a Ia joven cynthia
rns Lay. de 10 amos, y vioio ?
urlel Joyce Rosaline Fawden
las muchachas Sc dirieian 2
hospital, donde tranaiaban
rsndo el soldado les salio Al en-
nsutro.
IA Sta Fawden tue 10 principal.
lstigo i dlio que Ell soldaao le
ba dado d escoger entire come
naesrle 0 "a muerte.
La gaceta., 1943-10-28

Il Ensmigo de las canas

Il Ensmigo De las Canas
10 Sc denEa anezs POT esas
esnss. Luzca diez amos mas loyen.
No pierda Is oportunidad De su
vide + L. felieIdad misna. Use
TINTIT J So cabell0 tendr6 esa
a~nanencia De juyentNd. ILNIiI
NJ conitene nitrate DE plata w sp
Hseio es econ6mico. Pidal0 y sp
satica D il 10 Il tel6fono ndmerc
1884. Para pedidos B Ii agencia
n 0, Box $500, Tampa, Florida.
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-09-10

That they are the President and
Secretary, respectively, of the Gila
River Cooperative Enterprises,
Inc, a cooperative corporation
duly incorporated under the pro-
visions of the Consumers Cooper
ative Act of the District of Colum-
bia and doing business within the
State of Arizona at the Gila River
Relocation Center, Rivers, Ari-
zona;
That the attached amendment to
the Articles of Incorporation of
said corporation, adding Sub-sec-
ton X to Article III thereof was
proposed by unanimous vote 6f the
Board of Directors OF said corpor-
alton at a special meeting of the
board duly called and held at the
principal office of said corporation
on June %, 1943.
That on June 28, 1943 the Secre-
tary of said corporation had sent
to each delegate a written notice
of a special meeting of the Con-
gress of Delegates to be held on
July 81, 1943 at the principal office
OF the corporation. said notice be
ing at least 80 days in advance of
such meeting and accompanied by
the full text of said proposed
amendment to be considered, in
accordance with the provisions of
Article III Section z and Article
VI Section II of the Consumers
Cooperative Act OF the District of
Columbia; and
That on July 81. 1943 at said
special meeting of the Congress of
Delegates at which a majority of
the delegates were in attendance
and a quorum being present, said
proposed amendment was after
due consideration duly moved and
adopted by unanimous vote of the
delegates.
Deponents, and each of them,
hereby certify that they are duly
authorized to. and do hereby veri-
fy that the attached amendment is
the amendment proposed and
adopted by the ella River Cooper
ative Enterprises. Inc. as herein
above stated
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. we
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-09-10
This ~
That
BY WICK

WE'RE OFTEN CALLED UPON
10 defend the small town. Some
times by city folks. other times BY
persons who live in a small town
and want to get out of il but can't
IT'S A SUBJECT that We warm
10 quite easily as we've champion
ed the small town for a number
OF years now and it looks as
though we will continue TO do so
for quite a few more.
WE READILY ADMIT that a
mere hole in the road" can't sup
ply the individual with everything
be might want For instance.
there may not be sufficient enter
tainment and for the person cray-
ing such. there may not be enough
OF the arts, such as dramatics,
speakers and the like. And for
young folks. who want TO try their
wings. the mere phrase small
town" is anathema 10 them. Right
away for them We say TO get out
and give the big city fling. There
will come a day when they may
find that a bigger place has no
more TO offer than their own home
town. small as II may be.
FOR ONE THING you can live
more easily. There isn't the hur-
~ and hustle and confusion there
is in a bigger place. For another.
there's more Of the comradely fel-
lowship which makes life worth
living. Thirdly. there's just as
much chance to make a good liv-
ing in a small town as in a big
city. Look about you in Coolidge
and you'll see this. While no one
may be a multi-millionaire. yet
good living is afforded.
THE COMPLAINT that there Is
nothing TO do in a small town is
a real one and should not be side
stepped. There is a dearth OF en-
tertainment in a place the size OF
Coolidge. Florence. Casa Grande or
Eloy. But usually. TO a live bunch
of residents. this acts as chal-
lenge TO supply their own enter.
tainment AS a result. groups get
together for fine times and don't
regret too much the lack OF out
side entertainment. when they
crave IL. in normal times il is an
easy matter TO hop in the car for
a weekend in the big city. Many
times some of your best amateur
theatrical companies spring from
places no bigger than Coolidge or
surrounding towns.
so DON'T 5EmoAN the fact
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-09-10

have hereunto set our hands and
caused the corporate seal of said
corporation to be hereto affixed at
its principal office at Rivers, Ari-
zona this 5th day of August, 1943.
TAHEI MATSUNAGA.
President.
MASATO w. KATO,
Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn to before
me this 5th day of August, 1943
BEN T. TSUDAMA,
Notary Public in and for the
County of Pinal, State OF Ari-
Zona
My commission expires Nov. IL,
1916.
cERTIFIcATIoN
TAHEI MATSUNAGA and MA
SATO w. KATO, being the Presi-
dent and Secretary, respectively,
of the Gila River Cooperative En-
terprises, Inc, a cooperative cor
poration, do hereby certify that
the instrument hereto attached is
a true and correct excerpt from
the minutes of the special meeting
OF the Congress of Delegates of
said corporation, duly held on
July 81, 1943 at its principal office
in Rivers, Arizona.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, we
have hereunto set our hands and
affixed the corporate seal of said
corporation this 5th day of August.
1943, at Rivers, Arizona.
Corporate SeaD
TAHEI MATSUNAGA,
President.
MASATO w. KATO
Secretary.
OFFICE OF THE RECORDER OF
DEEDS
District of Columbia
THIS is TO CERTIFY that the
foregoing is a true and verified
copy of Certificate OF Amendment
TO Certificate of Incorporation Of
ella River Cooperative Enterpris-
es, Inc. and OF the whole of said
Certificate OF Amendment as filed
in this Office the 18th day of
August, A. D., 1943.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, l
have hereunto set my hand and
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-09-10

you live in a small town. Get
busy. Take inventory and ask
yourself what you can do to make
II big" little town. You'll soon
be so busy you won't have time to
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-09-10
Buy A
WAR BOND
NO 27eo7
Amendment to the Articles of In
corporation of the Gila River
Cooperative Enterprises, Inc.

nv Gf5OS
Amendment TO the Articles of In
corporation of the GiIa River
Cooperative Enterprises, Inc.
ARTICLE III
(k) Anything in this Article
and the succeeding Article to the
contrary Notwithstanding, the
powers OF this corporation under
any license issued to il to transact
business in the State OF Arizona
as a foreign corporation shall be
limited to the sale of goods and
commodities of all kinds and
the furnishing of services OF
all types solely and exclusively
within the area of the Gila River
Relocation Center. near Sacaton.
Arizona, as such area is or shall
hereafter be defined by the United
States. its departments and agen-
cies. and such activities and oper-
ations shall continue in said area
and State only so long as said
Relocation Center shall be main
tanned and administered by the
government OF Tue OHlleu States
primarily for the housing. subsist-
ence. relocation. detention or
maintenance OF persons evacuated
from restricted military zones as
war measure; and the foregoing
voluntary limitation of powers
shall not be deemed to prohibit the
corporation from acquiring, by
purchase OF other lawful means,
goods. wares. merchandise. com
modities and materials or from
doing all things necessary or ap-
propriate TO the selling of goods
and furnishing of services at said
Relocation Center during its ad-
ministration by the United States
Government or any branch or agen-
cy thereof.
STATE OF ARIZONA
COUNTY OF PINAL, ss.
TAHEI MATSUNAGA and MA
SATO W. KATO, each being duly
sworn. deposes and says:
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-09-10

affixed the seal of this Office this
18th day of August, A. D.. 1943.
VIM. J.. TEOUPKINA,
Recorder of Deeds, d. c.
First publication Aug. 20, 1943.
Last publication Sept. "a, 1943.
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-09-10

Coolidge baseball fans have been
favored with two exciting games
recently Sunday the third. the
prison team from Florence played
the Coolidge boys with a score of
&c to , in favor OF the prison
team. Monday. Labor day. the
"all-star" team of Tucson played
the Coolidge team with a score Of
IL to 10 in favor of Coolidge.
Rev. Ward and family returned
Saturday from a month vacation
on their ranch east of Florence.
School opens in Coolidge. Mon
day, Sept IL The Kenilworth
school east of Coolidge also opens
Monday.
j. NJ. Sawtell OF Casa Grande.
county chairman for the NRA was
in Coolidge yesterday and appoint
ed Jon ID. Goree chairman. w C.
Ketchersid. G. c. Hamilton. ]. M.
Hines and r. T. Prather, local
committee for Coolidge.
Mrs. w. c. Ketchersid honored
her little niece. Frances Money.
with party Wednesday afternoon.
The Legion dance Monday night
was a success financially as well
as socially. About 200 were in
attendance netting about $50.
Funeral services for Sue Ella
Hooper were held Monday, August
2s. at Memory chapel of A. l..
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-09-10
10 YEARS AGO

The Coolidge Woman's club will
hold its first meeting of the 1888
"a year next Thursday. Sept Ia.
beginning with a luncheon at l o.
clock.
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-09-10
FLORENCE CHRISTIAN
CHURCH

Corner Butte Ave. q Willow ST.
Edward J. Weckwerth,
Episcopal Minister In Charge
Morning Prayer and Sermon IL
1. NJ.
All Welcome.
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-09-10

Mr. and Mrs Earl Weaver and
family spent the weekend at
Oracle as guest of the Lynch fam
lily who are operating a service sta
ton at that place.
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-09-10

The fall lettuce planting started
in the Eloy district last week. The
acreage TO be planted may be less
than the 1900 acres planted last
year.
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-09-10

Dan J Sullivan. county manager
OF the national unemployment ser
vice has opened an office in Casa
Grande. He spent Wednesday in
Coolidge in consultation with the
local committee.
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-09-10

Mr.. and Mrs. AL Sands arrived
in town this week and are occupy.
ing one Of the Luthy apartments.
Mr. Sands will be in charge of
the business TO open soon in the
Wheeler building now undergoing
extensive repairs.
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-09-10

Moore and Sons in Phoenix. She
died at her ranch home two miles
east OF Coolidge Friday. August
25.
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-09-10

Wheat growers OF the Florence
and Coolidge districts will meet at
the Florence high school next
Wednesday evening. Sept 13. at 8
o'clock
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-09-10

with Generous interest. That War Bonds are
the safest investment in the world. That they
help secure your future :. hasten Victory.
So now-today-back the attack-with War
Bonds.
Sufest investments in the World
United States War Savings Bonds Series E gives you
back 81 for every 50 when the bond Interest 0
a year, compounded semannnally if held maturity.
Denominations $25 $50, 500, $780, 81, 600. Redemp
maturity value
2s Treasury Bonds of 1o64.1o readily marketable
acceptable bank collateral Redeemable par and
accrued the purpose of satisfying Federal
taxes Dated September IS, 1943 due December 3 1869
Denominations $500, 900, $500O 100000 $1O0, 900
and s., ,oOO, 900. Price: par and accrued interest
Other securities Series &C" Savings Notes; N6 Cer6.
Gates of 2 Treasury Bonds of 19511953
United States Bonds series United States Savings
Bonds Series "G".
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-09-10

home must mobilize IN their support.
AnI tk0ts wkot tie 3rl WGr Loan Drive
5s fort
To reach our national quota everyone who
possibly can must invest In at least one EXTRA
500 War Bond during the drive. AT LEAST
SlOO. More If you can. That's in addition to
your regular War Bond subscription. Invest
out of your income invest out of accumu.
lated funds. Invest every dollar you can.
This 10 total war and everyone must do his
full sharei
You know ali about War Bonds. You
know that every penny comes back to you
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-09-10

All Welcome.
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-09-10

Funeral services for Sue Ella
Hooper were held Monday, August
rs. at Memory chapel of A. L.
Evening star., 1943-01-24
Be a Beauty to Your Soldier Boy

lovEiv ooNA oNElLl. New Yorlk's No. deb, says:
"Cross my heart-a Woodbury. Facial Cocktail is my
only beauty care Woodbury. Soap does swell job of
cleansing and clearing my skin in jig time" What's
special about famous Woodbury. Soap? It's l0OB
skin soap It's purpose-to cleanse the skin gently.
costly ingredient makes this soap naiIder. You'll
love Woodbury's cream-rch lather, its clean, fresh
fragrance. Try Woodbury. for lovelier complexion.
Evening star., 1943-01-24
The eagle can be a
personality as well
as a symbol. Look.

~UPPosE strutting turkey gob-
bier headed this article instead
~ of noble eagle!
Benjamin Franklin favored the
wild turkey as our national emblem.
He said that the eagle was "of bad
moral character" and suggested that
the turkey was more respectable" ;"
But in 1882 the Continental Con-
gress chose an eagle design, because
from earliest times that imperious,
flashing bird has symbolized
valor and freedom. The Roman
legions carried it into all the En-
pire and it has appeared on the en-
blems of many nations.
The American eagle is a truly
American bird, however. The South
ern bald eagle is found only in the
New World. Other nations take
their emblems from the golden eagle.
Favoxite
ONE of the finest American eagles
was Jerry, who lived for years in
the National Zoo in Washington.
Artists liked him because he posed
so readily, and he has scared across
many magazine covers. Before
Jerry's death, Arthur H. Fisher, of
Washington, presented set of pho
tographs of him to the Bureau of
Engraving and Printing. So. for
years to come, Jerry may be the
model of the eagles on our currency.
The eagles on our bills and coins
generally appear as conventionalized
designs. No actual eagle could pos
sibly assume such extraordinary pos
tuTes.
The most famous eagle in this
country's history was Old Abe,
mascot of the 8th Wisconsin In
fantry during the Civil War.
Old Abe was taken from nest in
northern Wisconsin in 1861 and was
hand-reared by Indians. He tapped
screaming into II battles with his
regiment and was twice wounded.
Crowds idolized him at the Phila-
delphia Centennial Exposition in
1876. and he lived as a special ward
of Wisconsin until 1881, when he
died at the ripe old age of 20 years.
incidentally, the name bald
eagle" does not mean that our ma
tional bird suffers from alopecia;
BALD is simply an old term that
originally meant white. The bald
eagle has full head of feathers.
-WILlIAM BRIDGES
Evening star., 1943-01-24

@nUPpoSE strutting turkey gob-
- bier headed this article instead
of noble eagle!
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-03-11
Nemacka

Cd kada je Crvena Armija po-
celia sa svojim vlastitim "blitzkri-
gom" rrotiv nacista, cd tada sc
malo cuje Hitler, Il poslednje vre-
me = nj malo. Ali ma jednom sa-
stanku nacisticke partije, pro:itan
je Hitlerov govor u kojem tai
bandita kaze da on "ima pravo
da veruje da ga je sudbina iza-
brala" da slomi unisti "silu
svetske koalicije jevreja". Govor
Sc zakljucuje sa ga moran biti
sa nemackim vojnicima boreei Sc
ma istoku posto Sc tamo sudbina
Nemacke Europe mora odluciti." !"
Mi ne znamo gde je Hitler. Ako
je ma ruskom frontu, tada, izgleda,
da &c mu trebati wise nego neke-
liko markica broj II "a cipele ko-
je &c poderati begajuci zapadno.
U ostalom mi nista ne znamo o
"sudbini'' kojoj Hitler govori,
ali znamo da drustveni progres
zahteva da Sc svi Hitleri svih
dlaka, zajedno sa njihovim auto
rom, kapitalizmom, poeiste sa Ii
ca zemlje!
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-03-11
SA KLASNOG
FRONTA
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duje nista drugo osim svoje rad
ne snage; radnici nisu organize
vani da politicki proglase zajed-
nicko vlasnistvo sredstava "a pro-
izvodnju, niti industrijalno da
podupru takav politicki proglas !;
ostaje i'm samo jedno - da odbi-
ju prodaju svoje radne snage po-
slodavcima, to, kaze junija, oni
neee ciniti. Sta i'm estate? Odgo-
vor: da kukavicki prime uslove
poslodavaca, sto &c morati uci-
niti, posto in junija razoruzava.
Ali to ne znaci da tt radnici ne
mogu doci do nuznog minimuma
klasne svesti i organizovati Sc sa
svrhom da traze dobiju potpun
plod svoga rada.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-03-11
Bugarska

Jedna Londonska vest javlja da
je Bugarska policija (28. feb.) IL
vrsila sistematsku premetaeinu
jednog predela Sofiji uhapsi-
la veliki broj "kon.unista jew
rejskih sabotira. Bugarski Minis
tar Unutrasnjih posala izjavio je
da je vec uspostavljeno prilican
broj koncentracionih logora ko-
je &c strpati sve "nepozeljne jew
reje" "a "najopasnije jevreje'
nasli su mesta Poljskoj.
To je nacisticka naredba koja
govori kroz usta bugarskog Kvis-
linga!
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-03-11
MeksikO

Lelo de Larrea, sef odelenja
politickog socijalnog istraziva-
MIA, proglasio je letake delene cd
strane clanova meksikanske Auto
nomske partije, "protu-demokrat-
skim" posto su, kaze on, bill pro-
tiv vladine strane politike.
Mama nije poznat sadrzaj tih
letaka, ali mama izgleda da je ak
CHA koja sprecava izrazaj mislje-
MIA stvarno anti-demokratska, dok
je delenje letaka koji legitimno IL
razavaju svoje negodovanje dane
vladine pblitike, akcija ljudi ko-
il upraznjavaju politicko pravo
koje bi trebalo postovati, barem
u zemljama koje kaze da Sc bore
"a demokratiju!
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-03-11
Sa vecerinke
Hoboken, N. j.

xAONOANA, ~. -
Ogranak Hoboken je odrzao
svoju cetvrtu aferu owe sezone,
ma Is. februara. Ogranak Sc spre-
ma "a jos jednu aferu koja &c Sc
odrzati ma 8 aprila. Poseta je BIZ
la dobra, madame Sc da &c mas
posetiti ma iducoj vecerinki.
Pozdravnu rec je odrzao drug
T. Jelusic. Govor je pazljivo a
slusan.
Posle govora napravljena je ko-
lekcija prilozise sledeci:
A. Jurjevic $4.O0, A. Garma So
90, Familija Rack $500, Familija
Resanovic $500, S. zigic $500, c..
Sladov $1.5O, j. T. Evanic $1.O0,
Familija Bezbrodica $100, J. 70
ric $1.OO, E. Lun $1.00, S. Tanfa-
ra $1.OO, J. Ercegovic S1.00, J..
Briar $1.0O, N. NJ. S1.O0, NJ. Kle-
va $1.0O, J. Radov $1.00, K. Bru-
lie $1.OO, Eleonore Jelusic S1.00,
L. Lane $1.O0, A. Garma Jr. $1.0O,
J. Garma $1.00, Louis Lea and
Frances $1.OO, L. Radoveic $1.0O,
J. Curevic $1.O0, D. Niksic $1.0O,
John Radov Soc, Florence Ruby
Soc, S. Mihajelovic Soc, n. M.
25c.
Cist prihod je bio $40.1S.
Ogranak Sc zahvaljuje svima
prilagacima kao svima koji su
mas posetili.
Mary Jelusic, dopisnik.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-03-11
NASI DOPISL.

su lijepe uspomene, iii bolje ka-
zano, napomene "a drugi takav
sastanak. U stvari nije to redak
slucaj da mas sc pita: Kada &c o.
pet Klub odrzati takav sastanak? !?
Razumije Sc da je sa takovim
skupovima skopcan veliki rad
jos VEGA pozrtvovanost nase omi-
ljene grupe zena koja sacinjava
mas Klub. Da bi Sc priredila ono
lika kolicina ukusne hrane koli-
ko je potrebno "a nase sastanke,
narcotic pod danasnjim okolnos-
TINA, znaci samo jedno: da su ma
Sc drugarice uskratile sebi svo-
Jim familijama da bi podrinele op-
stoj stvari. Tai duh je svojstven
naseg clanstva. l kada Sc tome
doda ogromna kolicina rada, ko-
jeg nase drugarice utrose Il IL
gradjivanju tolike kolicine kras-
nog rucnog rada koji bjese daro-
van "a aferu (kao i "a ranije afe-
req onda je tesko naci poredjenje
takovoj pozrtvovanosti. Jedan
COST mas upita: Ma koliko vas to
ina da ste stanju izloziti toll
ku kolicinu tog krasnog rucnog
rada? Kod mas broj nije toliko va
zan koliko VOLTA i odanost "a rad,
kada Sc ina to, onda mali broj
moze da obavi velike poslove. Mas
Klub je ovog puta to potvrdio. l
ako mas broj nije velik, mas Klub
sa planskim radcm voljom obav-
liza -velike poslove i postize Feline
rezultate.
Imena nasih yrednih drugarica
slmratlcara koJi su doprlnell Us
pjehu ovog sastanka, sledi:
Pokloni Il hrani: John Rose
Capic, Ana Suprina, Ana Vidako-
vic, Francis Djakulovic, Mary
Kelenic, Mary Brlas. Julia Schliht,
Tereza Pacovsky, Hilda Munik.
U rucnom radu i drugim daro-
vima: Ana Shach, Rose Marion.
n. Popovic, NJ. J. Golrbit, Rose
John Capi6. Ana suprina, Ana
Vidakovic, Mary Kelenic, Francis
Djakulovic, Tereza Karlovic, Ma
ry Brlas, Tereza Pacoysky.
U novcu: J. Schlicht S1.00.
Cist materijalni prihod sa owe
afere iznosi nesto preko S125.00.
Swim imenovanim tccla drugar-
ska hvala.
T. P, dop. Kluba.
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Sa drugarskog sastanka
Milwaukee, Wis

N ACC, w Is.
Ma Z. februara mas Klub Rad
nicke Borbe odrzao je drugarski
sastanak drustvenom stanu. Po-
sjeta je bila bolja nego smo oce-
kivali, to dokazuje da je bojazan
nekih nasih drugarica u pogledu
posjete. zbog nedovoljne agitacije,
bio odstranjen.
Takvi sastanci, kakve priredju-
je mas Klub, sami ,po sebi pred
stavljaju dobar deo agitacije po-
trebne "a .uspjeh takvih podhva-
ia. Vrlo ukusna hrana po umjere-
moi cijeni i nagrade koje su van
redno lijepe vrijedne, sluze kao
jedna vista agitacije. Nasi gos-
ii ne zaborave tako lako te nase
uze sastanke, jer sa sobom odne-
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tacke gledista, da poljski imperi-
jalisti traze svoje stare granice,
ali je neprirodno da Sovjetska
Russia osudjuje jednu kapitalis-
ticku naciju zbog imperijalistie-
kin tendencija, kada Geo kapita-
listicki svet ina imperijalisticke
tendencije, j kada sama Soyjetska
Rusija neguje tendencije svoje
specijalne imperijalisticke politi-
Ike.
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zava nije odbor "a otpravljanje
njujorskih vatrogasaca zbog toga
Dor "a otpravljanje posIova cello
kupne burzoazije.
NEW YORK, N. Y. Pre- dive
nedelje cptuzeno je ma stotine
poslova radnicke klase, ona je od-
sto Sc nisu odazvali da besplatno
rade "a vreme vezbanja u vezi sa
treniranjem slucaju zracnih
napada. Udruzenje vatrogasaca
je poslalo svoj protest komesaru
Walshu, koji, pravo po komesar-
ski, odgovori: Oni [vatrogasci] &c
nauciti da Sc ne mogu sa namom
saliti."
Pritisci sa svih strana gradske
uprave, konacno primorase vatro-
gasce da usvoje, ne jednoglasno,
da &c raditi 8 sati nedeljno -
bez plate!