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RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-12-21
KGrlo Marks
liz "Kapitala.")
Eksproprijacija seljackog naroda
cd ze4nlje
KGrIO Marks

-
cd zemlje
Kmetstvo je u Engleskoj bio
Fstvarno iScezlo krajem IA veka.
Tada, a JOS wise u IS veku, o.
gromnu vecinu stanovniStva'
sacinjavahu slobodni seljaci sa
samostalnom privredom, ma kak-
va da je bila feudalna firma pod
kojom sc prikrivala njihova svo-
jina. Ma vecim vlastelinskim do
brima istisnuo je slobodni zakup-
mix "bailiffa" (upravitelia), koji
je ranije i sam bio u kmetskom
odnosu. Poljoprivredni najamni
radnici sastojahu Sc delom il Sc
ljaka koji SUI svoju dokolicu is
koriScavali radeci kod veliko-
posednika, a delom liz samostal-
ne, relativno i apsolutno malo-
brojne klase pravih najamnih
radnika. Cak SUI i owl ustvari bill
u isto vreme seljaci sa samostal-
nom privredom, jer i'm je osim
naiamnine davano i 4 iii wise e.
kera oranice zajedno S kotedzom.
Uz to su oni S pravim seljacima
uzivali op$tinsko zemljiste, ma
kome su pasli svoju stoku i O.
dakle SUI ujedno dobijali sredstva
= "Sitni zemljovlasniei koii su svo-
| Jim rukama obradjivali svoia polia
koii su ziveli II skromnom blagosta-
niu :. sa%Ginjavahu tada daleko znacai-
niji deo naciie nego danas >. Cd obra-
djivanja svojih vlastitih malih "frce-
hold '-sclista Freehold je potpuno sio-
bodRa svojina) zivelo je ne mamie el
160.0 900 zemliovIasnika, koji su sa syo
/ Jim porodieama morali ~iznositi wise q,
III ukupnog ~stanovnistva. Prosecni do
hodak takvog sitnog vlasnika cent Sc ia
go do 20 f. st. ~Izratunato ie da ie bro
onih koji obradjivahu vlastittlv zemlin
bio veci cd broja zakupnika tuajo2
zeml jista.' (Macaulay: History Of Eng
land ETC., sv. /, S. 333, 334). JOS u Pos
lednioj trecini Il veka bavilo Sc ~
engleske narodne mase zemlioraipiom
(Isto, s. ABB. = Navodim Maeaulay.a.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-12-21
Takozvana prvobitna akumulaciia

70 lozenie, drvo, treset it'd
Pc feudalnu proizvodnju u svi-
ma evropskim zemljama karak-
teristicna je podela zemlje ma
sto je moguce wise zavisnih Sc
ljaka. Moe feudalnog gospodara,
kao i svakog suverena, nije po-
civala ma iznosu njegovih renta
wee ma broju podanika, a oval je
zavisan cd broja seljaka koji su
samostalno privredjivali.** Sto-
ga, mazda je posle normanskog os-
vajanja englesko zemljiste bio
podeljeno ma ogromne baroniie,
cd kojih je cesto jedna jedina O.
buhvatala 900 starih anglosak-
sonskih lordovstava, ono je ipak
bio posuto sitnim seliackimg az-
dinstvima, koja su tex tn i TIA
mo prekidana veeim vlastelins-
kim dobrima. Takvi odnosi, w
istovremeno c~vetanie gradova,
koiim Sc Is vek odlikovao, ONO
gucise ono narodno bogatstDo ko-
lie. lie kancelarFoTtescue onaho
recito opisao u svom delu Laudi-
bus Angliea, ali su oni isIlluei-
vail bogatstuo u kapitalu.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-12-21
STA je S~0ciidIizsm?
Cd Eric Hassa4
sta ie razlilfa nmedju Socijalizma i
Knm,saizma9


#e@#S
Razlika izmedju Socijalizma j Komunizma
ne postoii. Oba naziva o~znacuju drustvo u ko-
lem Sc sredstva "a ~proizvodnju poseduju "a
iednieki i upravljaju demokratski cd proiz-
yadiaca. Postoji, dakako, velika razlika izme-
din Marksistickog Socijalizma pseudo-komu-
nizma kojeg zagovara takozvana komunisticka
partiia. Prvi Sc zasniva ma z%nanostl; poslednjl
ie bessramno i~zvrtanje Marksizma.
s.Sociializam'' ssKomunizam" behu ma
zivi upotrebljavani naizmenice cd uteme-
Haca znanstvenog Socijalizma, Karla Marksa
! Frederick Engelsa. "Komunistieki Manifest
koji su pisali Marks Engels 1s47. (obelodanlen
u l848.), bese tako nazvan, jer u to vreme,
zahEaljuluci aktivnosti utopijskih socijalista u
doba Robert Owena, naziv "Socijalizam" ozna-
cavao. je vrlu suprotnost Marksovoj znanostl.
Docnije, utopijski socialist behu zaboravlienI
j oba, Marks Engels cd tad pa ovamo upotreb-
liavase ssSocijalizam' kao cdabraniji nazlv u
njihovim pisanjima.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-12-21
Ear oni nemaiu Socijalizam u Rush,?

zA0G% O4tH Wxt901J 0ONAJ~AAA&OA1~ -
Socijalizam pretpostavlja uslove u kojm
ie ~ naiamno-radnicka klasa II vecini; p gde
ie izobilie proizvadjajuee; j 81 gde ie nacm
proizvodnie socijalizovan. y vreme Boljsevicke
Revoluciie u 1917. najamni radnici u kuslll
behu samo oko sedan posto stanovnlstva, selJas-
two ese preovladjujuca vecsna. Ekonomskl, kao
i drustveno, nacija TEX sto bese izlazlla ~
feudalizma. KonaEn agrikulturm prolzvodi sa-
6ciinjavase veliku proporciJu ruskog prolzvoda,
a ruska polia behu obradjivana skoro lsklJuclvo
ma osnovi pojedinacne proizvodnje. Ukratko,
materijalne prilike "a Socijalizam nisu preovla-
divale. Iii kao sto je Lenin istakao onima koll
su. govorili da bi Sc Socijalizam mogao odmah
ustanoviti:
.sSoeijalizam je nemoguc bez krupne kapi-
talisticke tehnike sagradjene II saglasnosti pos
1ednie reel znanosti :. podvrgavajuci mlllone
naroda strogom pckoravanju izjednaeenog pr;-
villa proizvodnje i raspodele produkata. Mi smo
Marksisti uvek cvo g%ovorilii tesko da je vredno
trositi dak j ~naimanje vremena n raspravlJanJu
sa narodomkoi to ne razume s"
Bolisevici ustanovise Diktaturu Proletari-
jata pod kojom je trebalo ola Sc Upgrade materi-
ialne prilike "a Sociializam. Sledstveno, kao sto
skoro svakcs zana, takozvana D1ktatnra Probe
t~ariiata degener.sala Sc u diktaturu Stalinove
JeTaTn1Je. sta wise, cdK Je | otdIlH pIlzAdo Ia
4. marta, 1896. da "Komunizam [tj. Socijali-
zaml nije jos do sada ostvaren II Sovjetskoj
Juniii.'
Konacno, Socijalizam predpostavlja unis-
tenje drzave isle "a prisiljavanje). Drzava JOS
postoii u s.. S. S. r.. Mnogo Sc toga jos mora
uciniti pre- nego sto Russia cstvari Socijalizam.
knad svega, s~talinisticka birokratiiia mora Sc
odstraniti, j, $ njom skupa, nasilni drzavni
aparat. Ma memo mesto radnici Rusije moraju
ustanoviti Administrac.ju Industrijalnih Juni-
ia, iii, kako rece Engels, "administraciju stva-
RI,
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-12-21

Dozvoljavajuei opet, "a voljus
rasprave, da SUI namere Scotia
lista" koji potpomazu otvoreno
iii prikriveno, kapitalizam i ka-
pitalisticke politicare, mora Sc
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-12-14
Peck Power Money, Dropped
Once, Probably to Be Ok'd

WASHINGTON Indications
we're that the requisitioned $4,000
for power lines at the Fort Peck
Mont, project, dropped by an ap-
preparations subcommittee, would be
included in the next regular approp-
ration bill.
Representative Cannon, D., Mo,
chairman of the appropriations sub
committee which prepared the de-
ficiency appropriation measure, sald
the Fort Peck allotment was
dropped without prejudice"
I'VE felt there was no strict
urgency in the matter, and believed
it was one that should go over for
further study Cannon said.
He indicated that hearings on the
proposal will be conducted by the
interior department subcommittee
of the house appropriations body,
and that it probably will be includ-
ed in the next regular appropria-
ton bill"
Earlier, william Warne, assistant
reclamation bureau commissioner,
said he was questioned closely by
Representative Johnson as TO
whether the lines would compete
with private utilities and whether
they we're actually needed.
Warne said that SO far as he knew
there would be no competition.
you are faced with the in
ability of the existing sources serv-
ing the local load to be able to
service the local load in the coming
year" he added.
He testified before the subcom-
mittee, which handled the bill orig
that the 100000 would be
used TO complete a power line from
Fort Peck to Glendive, Mont, and
to construct another power line
from Fort Peck to Williston, N. D.
The power would be used primarily
to supply irrigation pumping plants
and the lines would service some
REA projects. Warne said.
Representative O'Connor, D.,
Mont. said earlier he would ques-
ton the committee chairman closely
as to why the bill was not included
in the deficiency appropriation
measure.
THE request for the appropria-
ton was made by both the recla-
bureau and the bureau of
the budget" he said.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-12-14
'Amestoy Is
HinSdale
Union Chief
BY Courier Correspondent

HINSDALE = John AmestOy was
reelected president of the Hinsdale
Farmers Union local at its election
meeting Saturday evening. o. G.
Johnson was elected vice president,
with o. B. Risley as secretary and
Forrest Steen, John Schultz and
Lloyd Barnard as the executive
board.
The meeting, which was held at
the Hinsdale community hall, also
named a large group of delegates
to the quarterly convention of the
South Valley County Farmers Union
at Hinsdale Saturday.
A card party followed and women
of the local served midnight lunch.
The next meeting will be held at
Beaverton. Dec. %.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-12-14
IN APPRECIATION

The Business and Professional
Woman's club wishes to thank mer-
chants who ~cooperated in their bene-
fit tea and style show. Especially dc
we wish to thank the Fair store,
Bootery. Buttrey's, Penney's and
Mary AIMS for clothing displayed,
the Maytag store and st. Glars
iewelry store for costume jewelry
displays and the Orchid beauty shop
for hair styling. We thank the
models for their time and effort and
the public for its cooperation.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-12-14
Henry Mohr New
Lessee OF Texas
company Station

Announcement that Henry d.
Mohr is the new lessee of the Texas
company station at Second avenue
south and Fourth street was made
inns week. Mr. Mohr Is an expert
enced super-servlce station operator,
having conducted a station here Tor
SIX years ana in Fort Peck Tor lou
years He has installed a complete
SET Of modern toois and equipment
InsL he used IN ms former suaCIon.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-12-14
2S MONTHS

A Hinsdale marine, Pfc. Russell
John Drabbs, has returned to the
United States following % months
of overseas service and is eligible
for a furlough. The 23-year old
Leatherneck. the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. F.. H. Drabbs, enlisted in Feb
ruary. 1941, and last saw action on
Guam with the Fourth marines.
He is a graduate of Hinsdale high
school.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-12-14
Glasgow Breuities

idaho, to the Great Lakes naval
training station in Illinois.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Brownfield of
Piniele were week end guests of
Mrs. BrownfIeld's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. T. w. Leedham.
Harry Martin of Long View,
Wash. was a recent visitor in Glas-
gov, visiting his mother, Mrs. j.
Martinkoski, and other relatives.
Mrs. D. E. Yandell of Greybull,
Wyo., came last week to visit her
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-12-14
Nashua Christmas
Operetta Will Be
Presented Dec. II

NASHUA.-.On Thursday evening,
Dec. 81. the operetta, Meet Mr..
Santa Claus" will be presented at
the high school gym under the di-
rection of Mrs. Calvin Hill, Mrs. G..
c. Holland and Mrs. H. L. Wiley,
with fourth to eighth grades taking
part. Between acts the first three
grades will present numbers. Schools
will close, Friday, Dec. % and re-
open on Jan. 8.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-12-14

Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Pippin of
Saco we're in Glasgow Monday.
New Years dance at civic center
Saturday, Dec. 80. Watch this
paper for details. Ito
Leslie Hanson returned Sunday
from Billings where he spent several
days at q meeting of state auto
mobile dealers.
Seaman Second Glass Harold Pot
ter, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Potter,
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-12-14
Saco Neighbors
Select Officers

SACO = Officers elected at the
Royal Neighbors meeting Thursday
night r Nora Ball, past oracle;
Hazel Newton, oracle: Mayme
Spencer, recorder, and Mildred
M~avencamp. receiver. After the
meeting A.. gifts were presented Mrs.
Spencer in appreciation for her SER
vices as recorder.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-12-14
TO M.E.A. MEETING

NASHUA.-.Homer Louoks will 60
to Helena Thursday to attend a
delegate assembly of the Montana
Education association. He will ac-
company Superintendent R. L. Irle
of Glasgow.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-12-14

Glasgow Nazarene Mission-Sunday
school at 10. Worship service at II.
Evening church service at 7:4J. Bible
study and prayer meeting on Thursday
evening at 7:45. All are welcome
Wilfred c. Mckay, pastor.
Nashua Church OF The Nazarenr-
Sunday school at 2:SO. Worship serv-
Ice at 800. Bible study and prayer
meeting Wednesday evening at 7:45.
The WOman's Foreign Missionary So
ciety will meet Friday afternoon in
the home Of Mrs. Adolph Nybakken at
. 80. Friends are welcome to attend
all our services.-Wilfred G. Mckay,
pastor.
Christian acknowledgements held
in American Legion room of the civic
center. Sunday school al 10. Worship
service at IL. Rev. John +. Thiessen
will speak in the morning. simeon of
Old" Evangelistio service at s. The
Sunday chool will give the Christmas
program Monday night. The program
consists of songs by the children, reci-
t%ationS. dialogues, and special songs.
Cottage prayer meeting Thursday at s.
C. A. Wall. minister.
First Baptist Church Henry +.
Widen, minister. Church Bible school
at 10. Public worship service at IL.
Service adding blue star to the church
service flag at $50 p. IN. Evening song
and sermon service . 80 u. m. Baptism
will he administered Message: Make
UP Your Mind Midweek Bible study
and prayer service at 1880, in pastors
study.
Hinsdale MISUNDERSTANDING serv-
ices Saturday December %, s. Christ
mas Sunday school program. Sunday
Dee. ~, IL.
Glasgow Lutheran-Sunday school at
o 80. Worship at II. Sunday school
Christmas program at :. Choir take
note of special practices. ConfirmandS
Saturday at 10.
Nashua ENTHUSIASTICALLY at o. sun
day school at ~. Sunday school Christ
macs Program at =. CoufirmandS We'd
nrsday al I:lJ.
Fort Peck Lutheran-Sunday school
at II. Worship first and third Sunday
at 7:3O
Bethel Of Grain-ChriStmas worship
Sunday December ~. at 3 y. m.
Christian Science SOciety-Services in
Hall, Second avenue south and
seventh Street. sunday AZ IL. Subject
Of the lesson m is the Uni
verse, Including Man, Evolved by
Atomic Force rhe public Is cOrdiaiiA
to attend.
Ophcim Lutheran Church sunday
school at 9:+5. Services AT IL. Sunday
Christmas tree program at go,
Sunday. Dec. II. Services at Peerless
I
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-12-14
AT MEETING

Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Cotton and
Mr.. and Mrs. George Lindgren Sr.
went to st. Paul this week, where
the men represented the local ell
evator cooperative at the stock
holders meeting of the Farmers
Union Grain Terminal association.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-12-14

at 3. Ladies Aid at Ossette school Wed
nesday, Dec. 20. No hostess lunch. No
hostess Ladies Aid at the home Of Mrs.
Ralph Curtis at S~unnyside. Annual
meeting of Osette- Larslan cOngrega-
tional on same day, Dec. 20. at . at
%Sunnyside school. T.. u. Holte. pastor.
JehOvah's Witnesses-Watch Tower
Bible study at Kingdom hall. 707 SEC
ond avenue South each Sunday at s.
All Interested are welcome. No cOilec-
tionS.
CONGREGATIONAL Church - Sunday
school at 10. Services at II with sermon
by Rev. {. ii. Conner. superintendent
of Montana Congregational conference.
You are cordially invited to attend.
Opheim Gospel Tabernacle. Assem-
bIies of G~Od-Sunday school al 10.
Morning worship at IL. Sunday eve
ming cvangelistic services AT S. Tues
day night prayer meeting al S. Friday
night young peoples meeting at $50.
Program practice Monday and Wedncs-
day at Z. The Christmas program will
be- Thursday evening, Dec. n. at s
Carl Hines, pastor.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-12-14
Church Services

ST. Raphael's Church-Every Sunday
Masses at Glasgow at s and 10.
Masses at Fort Peck at .. Week days:
Masses every day at 7:30.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-12-14

S DECEMBER %
Glasgow schools will close Friday.
Dec. %, and reopen Monday, Jan. 8,
Superintendent R. L. Irle an
nounces.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-12-14
CITY LEAGUE

STRAIGHTAWAY LEAGUE
Week Ending December Z, 1874
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-12-14
BOWLING

LADIES' BOWLING LEAGUE
Week Ending December q. 1911
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-12-14

Ophcim Lutheran Church - sunday
school at g:+l. Services AZ IL. Sunday
school Christmas tree program at t;3o
Sunday. Dec. II. Services at Peerless
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-12-14
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK

OF OIaSg0W
ON FRONT STREET. SINCE 1891
- OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS
A. 9. FRlEDlUHD, PRESIDENT. J. w.. w6oUn, VICE PRESIDENT
}. c. BAKER. CASHIER N. E. swEITzER. ASST CASHIER
FRED IesEH ROBERT s. COTTON
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-12-14

Christian Science SOciety-Services in
Masonic Hall, Second avenue south and
seventh Street. Sunday al II. Subject
Of the lesson crmon lis the Uni
verse, Including Man, Evolved by
Atomic Force rhe public Is cOrdiaIl!
invited to attend.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-04
Bond Goal
PASSED by
= Billions

WASHINGTON. March 3 INS)
The Fourth War Loan goal of
$4,000 100000 was exceeded by
s. 7a4909e9e. Secretary of the
Treasury Morgenthali said today
Prom the beginning" Nor
Ccnthau said. 1.-THE voluntary
system of bond buying-the
American waN-has proved sue
-eeSAtul- EAerX SUCCESSIVE bond
drive proves again that Amcri-
cans are anxious Ia do their
wartime duty"
During tho FouHth War Loan
drive. the American people in
vested $4,000 1877 600 in + bonds.
This is the first drive in which
the r bond quota has been
reached
THE credit for the success Of
the drive" Morgenthau said.
goes to every American who
bought n hond-and 10 every
american who sold a bOnd-nOt
only the 100000 volunteers,
but also to the $4,000 business
firms, groups, merchants and In
dividuals who accepted the re-
sponsibility of becoming issu-
ing agents"
IEe- said the American people
sct a record by buying more than
0.00O 600 + bonds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-04
G-Men TO Testify
In BONN Co. Trial

FBI agents arc expected to be
called TO the witness stand in the
fraud trial of the Bohn Aluminium
a Brass Co. in Federal Judge
Picard's court.
Yesterday. Assistant Y. S. Dis
trict Atty. Babcock questioned
two witnesses, Max Libman, civil
ian representative of the army.
and +. j. Coon. Packard Motor
Co. metallurgist, who told the
Jury OF the dangers OF welding
aluminium castings and how such
Bohn company castings were dis
covered when shipped 10 Packard
under a war subcontract.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-04
NfiChtake
Crime Wave NOse-Dives
in Lispine Cadence

SPRINGFIELD, H.. March
QNS) An alert copy reader on
the Illinois State Journal couldn't
believe the reporters story of the
theft of 2,025 pigs.
That's n lot Of pigs" he
growled and called the farmer
TO check the copy.
''Was IL 2,O25 pigs that were
stolen ."
The victimized farmer replied:
"Yeth."
Thanks" said the copy
reader and corrected the COPY
to two sows and IS pigs"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-04
Driver EIudes
Pursuing Police
After Injjuring I

Police today were on line look
out for hitpn driver who
eluded scout car ina 7J-milc-
an-hour chase after running down
two pedestrians at Burnett and
w. Warren.
Ire injured pr-t4Fe 4 4eaat- 4l-+lln1-
II. of 440 West End and William
Horvath. p of 1851 w Jefferson
They were taken 90 Receiving
Hospital Ballog with q broken
leg. Horvath with "a @hrWoed leg
Violins carried by both were
smashed
A police car that took out after
the hit-run driver was soon out
distanced Police said they have
the license number OF The car.
Two girls were admitted 10
Receiving Hospital early today
with possible Fractures nl tAc
skull following the collision Of
the car in which they were riding
and a streetcar al w Vernon
Highway and Grand River
They are Annie Stanheld rs
Of 7432 Byron. River Rouge. and
-Ett1pt Stuney. 81. OF trc Seward
Hotel. John DeGatiS 80. or 3i01
Carpenter, Hamtramck q police
man in that city and driver of the
car in which they were riding
was given a , reckless driving
ticket
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-04
Ticket Tagless Drivers

FLINT. March 3 80 Sheriff 5
deputies and police today were
under orders 10 ticket motorists
whose cars DO not bear the new
1914 license plates
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-04
Killed in Italy

SAGINAW. March 3 - Mrs.
Mary +. Bailey. Chesaning. has
received word that her son, Pvt.
Nathan Bailey, has been killed in
action i'm Italy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-04

Order War Stamps delivered
To your home by your Detroit
Times carrier.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-04

Order War Stamps delivered
TO your home by your Detroit
Times carrier.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-02-27

George T. Musselman, ODT dis
trict manager, announced Satur--
day that governmental aid is
available now to truck operators
who are having difficulty locating
replacement parts and tires need
ed to put essential vehicles back
on the road. =,
The service is available to all
GENERATORS of trucks, including
farmers. merchants, highway
freight line, bus and taxicab COM
panies. Through its maintenance
specialists in all key cities and
maintenance advisory COMMITTEES
and sub COMMITTEES throughout
the country, the Office OF Defense
Transportation can usually locate
critical parts or tires within 1e"
days, Musselman said.
However, Musselman pointed
out governmental aid in locating
NEEDED parts is strictly an emer.
gency service and will be Offered
only to operators who have ex
ha,,sted every normal means o.
locating needed items. Operators
NAV enlist ODT aid by contracting
the district office in the Murchi
son building. The request shoule
include the name and manutac
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The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-02-27
End Of Great Britain's
Political Truce Asked
By Lady Violet Carter

LONDON, Feb. 26.-REAnd end
to Great Britain's wartime politi-
cal truce was demanded today by
lady Violet Bonham Carter, daugh-
ter Of the late Earl of Oxford and
Asquith, Britain's liberal prime
minister at the start Of the First
World war.
I'VE have an old, stale House of
Commons, out of touch and out of
date" said Lady Violet, who has
been nominated for the presidency
of the liberal party her father once
led. 1T has been refreshed from
time to time by government nomi-
nees and old party hacks.
1--WE have a disfrapchised youth.
The result is that Parliament and
the people are out Of touch, and
the gulf between them is steadily
widening"