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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-08-12

"Oh wind. when winter comes"
That is the substance of warn
ing being issued by the O'Dell
Heating Company, old and well
established heating firm which
does a tremendous volume OF bust
ness on Detroits great East Side.
Remember Last Winter" And
remembering last winter home
owners are being urged 10 act now
10 keep warm this winter.
ODell Heating Company is fea-
turing the Arcola Hot Water
Heater System which is designed
for homes with or without base
ments.
This system will be installed
with the finest materials, best
workmanship and guaranteed sat-
tsfsction or your money back
terms. ODells many years expe-
rience is your best protection
against inferior workmanship.
Here's the best part OF the offer:
O'Deu Heating Company will in
stall this amazing heating system
for you Immediately. but no pay.
rnent will be required until after
November first. On top OF this you
will be given SO full months 10 pay
for the installation.
In order 10 avoid the fall rush
for heating installation, O'Dell i.
urging all home owners TO take ad-
vantage OF this unusual offer i'm.
mediately.
For full particulars about thi.
efficient heating system you should
call the O'Dell Heating System to-
day The phone number is Hogarth
a090
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-08-12
.cCrary-Brown
NuptiaIs Pretty
ByCandIelieht
BY GLADYS MILLS

The marital rites OF Barbara Jean
McCrsry and Percy Brown OF Biz
mingham, Ala. were solemnIzed IN
one Of the seasons most beautiful
candleligh ceremonies last Sunday
in Bethel AME church. The Rev.
william H. Peck read the service be-
fore ar altar banked with palms and
glsd!oli. fanked with >cande!ao
holding lighted tapers
Bride In Alencon Lace and Net
The pretty little BRIDE w,sS gwen
IN marr.age by her father. Alfonso
McCrsry. She wore lovely gown
Of Alencon lace. made with sweet
heart reckline. long fitted sleeves
edged IN net The skirt was made
O! net with lace insertions. and Eel
rto q full length train The double
Ter hngertp vel was made OF
French illusion and was attached 10
matching headdrass She carr ed
-..l.-afiIf- b.2sa&e +efirfieS -a&}a-gaE--
dcuias. a necklace a pearls and
pearl carr pgs. her jewels Mss Lois
pr!ng,c, the nald Of honor. wore
a gown 81 ice blue Sat.ng and net
a matching tara, and carried an arm
bouquet II yellow roses and mart
gold The bridesma ds, Edith Coul-
to- Constance Dixon. Maxine lvey
and Psra.ce Ramsey, wore identical
gowns OF pale Jorquil yellow. and
matching '.araS. each carried bou-
quet a larkspur. tea roses and as
iers. led with blue steamers. each
ore wore single strand pear! neck
lace and bracelet.
Robert Moseley was best man. and
ushers were Johnny Reed. Henry
Smith, Bertrand ROLAND. Joseph
Peoples Roland Woodson, Ivan and
Leroy Nelson Mss Gertrude Wilson
sang. accompanied by Mss Ruby
Raker, who also played incidental
muse
Brides Mother In Blue Lace
For her daughters wedding. Mrs
Julius c. Taylor wore a becoming
frock Of soft blue lace, with pink
roses in her hair and comprising
her corsage Mrs. Floyd Tyus. grand
mother Of the bride. was stately in
gold crepe with a corsage OF gar
denias Mrs. Maggie May. the brides
great grandmother, was also present
al the wedding
The reception was held immedi-
stely following the ceremony in the
social rooms Of the Lucy Thurman
Branch YWCA. Hundreds OF guests
attended The young couple left
Immediately for . honeymoon trip
10 the groom's home in Birmingham,
Ala. where they will visit his mo-
Their, Mrs Houston Brooks. For trav-
cling. the bride wore a black and
white sheer wool suit. with white
accessories, and corsage OF gar
denias, from her bridal bouquet
which was caught by Miss Constance
Dixon. Mrs. Louise Terry directed
he ceremony and Marlowe did the
foral arrangements.
Hostesses at the reception were
Mary Lee Adams. Frances Crawford.
Cecilia Nicholson. Doris Turner and
Taylor.
Out-of-town guests included the
brides great aunt, Mrs. Mary Mack
ey OF Columbus, Ohio: Mr.. L. Bar
nett and Mr.. and Mrs. Agnew Cleage
II Columbus; Mrs. Lois Conley
Smith Of Montgomery, Ala; Mr..
Brown of Ypsilanti, Mich:
Mr.. A. Don Moore and Mr.. Charles
Robinson OF Los Angeles. Calf;
Mrs. Alice Horne Of Albany. Ga;
Mr.. and Mrs. Porter Turner Of
Wayne. Mich, and Miss Eva Mae
Williams Of East Chicago.
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Seaman
Continued from page II

ship that II was the only one OF r.
merchant vessels in the harbor not
destroyed.
AFTER the first attack. this small
group protestingly left the ship upon
orders of the military authorities,
but subsequently returned, got I'M
der way and took their ship into
the harbor each morning and re-
turned TO the dock each night TO
discharge cargo SO as not TO en-
danger the dock during daylight.
Because Of the indomitable de-
termination and courage of these
six men, they succeeded in deliver
ing gasoline so vitality necessary to
Army operations.
His loyalty to his ship and his
devotion 10 duty have added an
other inspirational chapter to the
history OF the United States mer.
chant marine"
"he citation was signed for the
President by Admiral Emory Scot
Land. chairman of the United State:
Maritime Commission.
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LAWYERS Wife
RELATES FIGHT,
HAIR PULLING

The case OF Mrs. Elizabeth Sim
mons. 2S-year-old wife Of Atty. c.
lie Bron Simmons. charged with
assault and battery upon the person
OF Mrs. Vera Carter, executive sec
rotary Of National Negro Congress
was taken under Amusement unit.
Thursday by Recorders Judge
Thomas NJ Co,ter.
Relating the circumstances lead
ing UP 70 her alleged assault upon
the complainant, Mrs. Simmons told
the cour: that she had gone 10 IA
ErSkine street TO see her husband
about giving her check 10 support
their eight year old ehild
Mrs. Carter testified ;ha, Mrs
Simmons had accused her o! eating
In public M!th-AeE- E~Sa-G.d--lt,e
Bron Simmons and warned her 10
stop such practices
Mrs. Carter told the court that Il
was necessary 10 the business o.!
the organization. % which lie Bron
Is president, that they CO; together.
And which reporieGlv les 20 the
misunderstanding ana fight between
the two women
Wife Tells 81 BraWl
Mrs Simmons accused Mrs Carter
Of coming from behind a desk and
Of grabbing her by the ha!r soTe
a. which came out. and that she
tMrS. simmons then fouEh' back
IN an attempt 10 o.slodge The ho.d
or her head
Mrs. Garter testified that she rad
been struck on the head with a
Glass ash tray, which broke and
which Mrs. Simmons used 10 knock
o tooth out and 10 beat her about
the head and face
She Saw Fight
Mary Nathaniel OF $40 Smith
street testified that she had heard
loud talking IN the office o. the
Congress and had seen Mrs SIM
mons throw an ash tray and hit
Mrs. Carter.
Other witnesses were Oliver
Halves OF 233 Erskine. Argle White
Of $50 F.. Adams avenue. Linnell
Harbard and Mrs Lila Simmons,
mother OF Attorney simmons.
Several witnesses stated they had
seen Mrs Carters face covered with
ink and blood and Mrs. Simmons
dress ink stained after the two
women had fought from the room
out into the hallway Of the build
Ing.
Following the taking Of testimony
Judge Cotter took the case under
sdvISement until Thursday when he
will render decision in the matter.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-08-12

Mrs. Alice Latham, Mrs Charles
Booker.
Miss Edna Cheeks, Julia Mae
Weaver, Gertrude Bailey, Jennie
Smith, Martiel Greer, Anna l..
Faulkner. Hazel Sampson, Sandra
Bomar. Joy Tunstall. Connie Ballen-
ger.
Charles Dungee, J. II. Grimes, Ed.
Sayer. Guy Grimes Gath Marshall,
Clayton Cowan. Leslie Bailey. Rob-
ert Bomar Jr.. Reginald Lake, James
Martin, DR.. w. w. Venable, Arthur
Thomilson, Sheady Gale and Mr..
Green.
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Wilkins
Continued From Page ~


union was not strong enough TO en-
force its policy.
When the strike came. II was
found that the leaders OF the old
company union were the strike
leaders. Their anti-Negro talk has
not been matched for vileneSs in
any strike or disturbance within my
memory. They defed the Federal
government. the Army, Navy. War
Manpower Commission, and every
one else. They told all the old lies
on Negroes. They ranted and they
raved. But with all this, the Negro
was merely q cover-up issue for the
real objective which was the de-
struction of the Clio union, cannot
say that the company aided and
abetted this campaign. but there Is
no denying that through q main
/ spokesman IL had declared that the
policy of Negroes on the cars would
never work in Philadelphia"
; The answer TO that and TO the
strikers is that Negroes are now
working on the cars in eight cities
including New York where they MOI
only handle buses and trolleys. bu
subway trains as well. The fact tha'
energies is that any movement fol
full democracy (meaning the in.
clusion OF Negroes on an equality
faces opposition from both reac
tionary labor and reactionary CAPT
tai.
AS I left the city just before thu
arrival of Federal troops, it wa!
apparent that the race-hate cam
paign had backfred on the strikers
Philadelphia whites may not Low,
Negroes, but they could not stomach
tie hatred poured out by the strik
ers After all, men - black snc
white-,are dying all over the worlc
10 wipe out that hatred.
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Framed
CONTINUED From Page ~

ing 10 save his own neck or he 10
covering up for someone else"
Mrs. Allovis Orange OF 1898 Sher-
nan and mother OF Orange, declared
10 this reporter that, My son had
just been assigned TO Fort Huachucs
on April Is. 1914, and could not have
gotten into any trouble in that short
time" According TO Allen Orange.
his father, Willie is Miller high
school graduate, and was a student
al Wayne University for q year and
half He was earning money 10
study medicine when he was called
10 the army" he said.
Orange has been in the army q
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year this month and has served In
Fort Custer, Fort Eustis. Shreveport,
La, and Fort Huachuca. According
to his parents, he has never been in
trouble of any kind.
He is being held in the Bisbee.
Ariz., Jail by civil authorities.
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Strikers
Continued From Page ~

with the VINO order the company
began training eight colored men
Sunday week ago. The strike be-
gan al am. the following Tuesday
Appeals 10 the strikers made by.
Go leaders and government officials
proved futile and upon orders OF
President Roosevelt the U. S. Army
took over the transi. lines Thursday
night. Five thousand troops en-
tered the city and soldiers were
prepared TO operate the street cars
and BUSES II the workers failed to
meet the deadline set by Major
General Philip Hayes who was in
command of the Army selzura
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-08-12
STRIKE VIOLENCE

Resentment by Negroes over the
hate-strike led 10 outbreaks OF vio-
lence in Negro areas. which was
finally checked Wednesday night
Fourteen persons were hospitallzed
and many white shopkeepers in the
Negro district had their stores
wrecked by vandals. Negro leaders
in cooperation with the police au-
thorities restored peace in the Ne
gro neighborhoods and forestalled
what might have easily become a
general race riot Of serious proper
tons.
Essential war work in Philadel-
phia's important war industries
slumped IS percent as a result OF
the strike. Delivery OF ships and
vital weapons OF war TO the u. S.
armed forces were delayed several
days. The transit company accom-
modates daily 100000 persons who
had to hitch-hike or walk during
The strike Merchants lost $1,000 900
in business and the transit company
lost $3.50 600 in revenue while the
strikers lost s250,OOO in wages.
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'Thonpkins-

Continued From Page u
where the portraits OF colored OFF,
Gals decorate the walls.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-03-22
PROBLEM PREHRANE
NE SINE BTU LIE
SKRB FED. DRAW
(Nadaljevanje S 1. strani.)

H. > Il. I'LL
go, kakor lani, %krompirja IA Cd
stotkov vec, mlecnih izdelkov
80, prezerviranega socivja go
in tako naprej pc vrsti.
Toda kakor tukaj Sc morajo v
pospesevanju zivilske produkci-
je podvizati druge agriculture
dezele. Sal jo je Sc cello Anglia
brezprimerno dvignila, dasi nj
poljedelska, ampak zgolj indu-
strialna drzava!
Ko SO v Atlantic Cityju zboro-
vail zastopniki vlad zdruzenih
narodov in Sc posvetovali, kako
dati ljudem kruha, ko DO konec
vojne, Jill nj bio med mimi veil
ko takih, XII Sc bi vprasanju "a
res posvetili, ker nimaio smisla
"a ljudske koristi. cato DO moral
ia problem brzkone cakati, do
kler ST ljudstva ne ustanove no
viii vlad, katere bodo interest
rane v dobrobit vsega %clovestva,
ne samo v privilegije visjih slo-
jew, kakor je sedaj obicaj.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-03-22

Mas DRAWN tanik je c~asnikarjen pojasnil, da je nekaj ta
kega domneval, a ker je stvar kocljiva, o Mi ne DO govoril.
Wits torej je, da ravno, ko bi morda kralj in Badoglio padla
ju je resi- Stain.
Dvomimo, ola je kaj sociaistov in komunistov, XII mu odo-
bravajo njegovo potezo. Toda pojasnila, cemu je to storil, je
vredno upostevati.
Ameriska in angleSka vlada torej Sc nHta PRIMAL kralja in
Badogia. Ali to je svet izvedel see ko ju je Moskva priznala. Dc
tedaj je bila javnost prepricana, da sta kralj in Badogijo zaSci-
tena pc aneriski in angleski vladi in da ju varuje zavezniska
oborozena sia. LIE ameriska in angleska vlada sta irneli opraviti
z NINA in lie terna dve1na gre zasluga, da sta Emanuel in Badoglio
tam kjer sta, namesto srmoglavljena.
Sedaj, ko ju je Moskva - morda res brez v naprej danega OBJ
vestila ameriski in angleski vladi priznala, sta noza ma trdnen,
kr opozicija, Xxi je proti NINA, je vzklikala Stain, Stain"
v veri, da lie on je ma njeni strani, docim sta ameriska vlada in
posebno Sc Churchill "a povrnitev Itaije pod start monarhistGni
ssten. PRAY 1ahko SO " pravenn tisti, XII menijo, da 81 Russia sedaj
ne more privosciti spora 2 amerisko in anglesko Waldo zaradi vpra-
SANTA dinastije, ker jo podprate in drzte ma povrsju, ne da ju bi
'uradno" priznale. Moskva je napravila temu razmerju konec in
Sc odlocila, da hoce~ biti v Italiji zastopana z ambasadorjem in
tako Sc je zgodilo.
Ljudstvo v Italiji pa lahko We, kakor ludstvo vsake druge
dezele, da je osvobodHev izpod monarhizma in kapitalizma lie v
njegovih rokah.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-03-22

MISC vsi njegovi apeli mic izdali,
je sci na oder in svoje napore
pojasnil delegaciji in oh enem
priporocil, da maj Hillquita "a
predsednika stranke znova Two
lilo. Kandidat militantov proti
Hillquitu je bill Hoan. Zmagal je
Hillquit, toda rane spora Sc MISC
zaceli1e. BOZ med frakcijama Sc
je nadaljeval in bill skoncan z
razkolom ma konvenciji v Cleve-
landu 4 leta pozneje. Oh enem
pa tudi stranka, XII 10 je Maurer
cd pocetka pomagai graditi.
Maurer je tezko zbolel kmalu
pc milwauski konvenciji, oziro-
ma pc volilni kampanji omenje-
mega leta in cd tedaj ostal YES
cas- postelji ali pa ma stolu.
Kak clanek je vcasi Sc nareko-
val, a aktiven nj mogel vec biti.
Mexico sem ga povabil, da mai
napise clanek v jubilejno izdajo
Majskega glasa, pa mi je odgo-
vorila Maurerjeva zena, da je
jim proved oslabel in mu nj IL
rocila mojega pisma. Videl pa
sem, da je pisal takrat V New
Leader, XII ga je ona leta ureje-
val James Oneal. Oh priliki sem
Oneala vpraSal 0 tel stvari. 20,
&c dobi njegova zena pisma V
roke, mu jih ne izroci," je dejal.
"Jaz grem kar osebno k MENU.
Je zelo slab, a vcasi lie Sc kaj ma
pise."
Dne 16. marca je ia pionir
svoje trudapolno zivljenje skon-
cal. Umrl je V starosti 80 let v
Readingu, kjer je bill rojen. Oh
koncu svojih dni Sc je Sc RADIO
val, ko je uvidel, da SO Sc njego-
vi sodrugi v Readingu odlocili
podvzeti akcijo "a obnovitev We
likega socialisticnega gibanja,
"a katerega je on toliko storil.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-03-22
SHOD PROFIT TITU

Predproslo nedeljo je imela
Srbska narodna 'obrana, XII trdi,
da zastopa veliko vecino ameri-
Skin Srbov, v hotelu Hamilton v
Chicago shod, XII pa Sc ga nisem
utegnil udeleziti, a cital sem q
MENU porocilo naslednji dan v
Tribuni, katera, kakor je znano,
nam nj posebno naklonjena.
Ma tenn sestanku je govoril
casnikar Ray Brock, XII ga lie
pred tedni zaradi njegove neza-
n~esljivosti v porocanju dnevnik
New York Times brcnil liz slu-
zbe. Takoj ma to ga je najela
Hearstova casopisna organizaci-
ia. Ma omenjenem shodu ie po-
vedal, da hoce Russia pogoltniti
YES Balkan, in ola je anglesko
solnce, kar Sc vzhodne Europe
tice, zatonilo. Apeliral je, mai Sc
ameriSko Waldo in kongres pri-
mora, da Rusiji to prodiranje
ustavi.
Rekel je tudi, da &c Peter II.
pristopi v Titove vrste, bodo
srbski konzuli v Ameriki, MIN
ma celu ambassador Fotic, resig-
nirali. Pisano je bio ''srbski'',
ne iugoslovanski, torei nameno-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-03-22

Tudi V Jugoslaviji Sc bliza Cd
locitev. Resignacija ju~goslovan-
skega poslanika v Moskvi Stano-
je Simica in njegovega vojaSke-
ga ataseia Milodraga Lozica, v
kateri odprto i~zjavljata, da SO v
jugoslovanski zamejni vladi lie
izdajalci, je udarec ma start re-
zim. In istotako njuno prizna-
ME, ola samo Tito in njegova ar
mazda Sc borita "a svobodo Jugo-
slavic. Oh enem je bila v Ru-
sill ustanovljena jugoslovanska
legija, V katero SO pristopili iu-
goslovanski begunci IL vseh kra-
jew dezele. Opremila 10 je>z
vsem potrebnim sovjetska VIA
da: Nedavno je prvic korakala v
pafadi V Moskvi in javnosti ie
bio o~znanjeno, da DO Sla kmalu
ma bojisce. Istega dine je dobila
tudi svojo zastavo, katero ii lie
izrocil Titov zastopnik Velemir
Vlahovec. Zastava je viSnieva-
bela-rdeca, z rdeco zvezdo v sre-
di. Pri tel ~slavnosti so bill ma
wool poleg marsala zukova in
raznih drugih zastopnikov rde-
&c armada tudi vsi poveliniki
drugih tujinskih legij.
Kralj Peter je v Londonu. An
gleSka vlada Sc silno trudi, da Sc
sklene med MIN in Titom ne
kaksen kompromis. Koliko DO
uspela, pokaze cas-. Upamo, da
ne pride in da Sc ne prisili nase
hrabre, toda trudne bojevnike v
Jugoslaviji v kakSen kramarski
kompromis. Ia kralja Petra in
njegovo kamarilo ie samo en-
proStor - kos.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-03-22

Dne %. februarja je Winston Churchill v parlamentu pojas-
nil, ola podpra kralja Enanuela in Badogljo cato, ker hi po ME
govern mnenju kaksna druga italijanska) vlada ne imela v ma
rodu nti toliko opore kakor jo imata onadva.
Med ljudstvom v cd zaveznikov okupirani juzni ItaEji je "a
Sumelo. Posebno v Neaplu. Socialisticna, komunisticna in akcijska
stranka SO proglasle proti kralju in Badogliju, in S tenn v glavnem
proti Churchilu, desetminutno protestno stavko.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-03-22

krizah, kakrsna je nase gibanje
zadela z razkoli, z bojem komu-
nistov, S politicno brezbriznostjo
mase in z drugimi neprilikami.
Tudi g1asilo organizacije, XII jo
je Maurer gradil, tednik Read
ing Labor Advocate, je urejevan
skozi vso to dobo odlocno socia-
listicno.
V svojem dolgem zivljenju je
incl James III. Maurer re mnogo
odgovornih sluzb in bill spoSto-
van tudi v nasprotnih krogih.
Bill je clan raznih komisij in z
emo je sci nekaj let pc p~rejsnji
vojni v Sovjetsko unijo, da STU
dira MEN politicni in ekonomski
sistem. Oh povratku SO clani ko-
misije napisali o svojih dogma
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-03-22
JOsKo OVEN:
OVEN:


V proslem tednu je bio pre-
cej movie. Strahovita ruska ofen-
viva v Ukrajini, XII je re prisla
cez prag Rumunije, vzlic dezju
in blatu; APPEL cehoslovaske Via
de ma prebivalstvo, da je priSel
cas- organiziranega odpora, kajti
osvobodilne (ruske) armade so
re skoro oh meji bivse Masary-
kove republic.
TO sta dive vazni novici IL mi
nulega tedna, a Jill je Sc mnogo
vec.
Kralj Peter II. je prisel v Lon
don in dogodila Sc je tezka kriza
v njegovi zamejni vladi v Kai-
ru. Vlada V Argentina Sc je tudi
spremenila. In Sovjetska unija
je priznala Badoglijevo Waldo v
Italiji. Ameriska in angleska
vlada sta izvrsili pritisk ma r.
sko, da maj Sc umakne il ne
vtralnosti ter pozene zastopnike
osisca, XII so tam zgolj zaradi
spiioniranja, IL svoje dezele.
Ruska ofenziva ma juzni stra-
nj vzhodnega bojisca Sc bliza Cd
locitvi. Nemogoce je, da bi mo-
gla armada, kateri poveljuje
prot Rusom nacijski povelinik
Mainstein, prenesti udarce, XII
iih dobiva re cd zadnjega polet-
ia. Morajo Sc zanjo pogubno
koneati. Sovjetski polki 10 napa-
dajo brez odmora re cd lanske-
ga poletja. Spredaj ruske regu-
larne cete, zadai "a hrbtom ma
cijskih Get partizani. Boi brez
prizanaSanja in brez usmilienia.
Ia sovjetske borce velja samo
emo geslo: Smrt faSizmu!
Nemci ne bodo tie vojne nj
kdar pozabili.
CeSka We, da Sc bliza ura cd
resitve. Ne Same njeni vojaski
oddelki, XII Sc bore v sovjetski
armada, ampak sedaj je prisel
cas- "a udar k Cehom in Slova-
kom tudi donna. Pozvani SO cd
svoie zamejne Wade prijeti "a
orozje in udariti. Res ze1o f'pri-
jetno" leto "a Nemce.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-03-22
James H. Maurer
umr

njih dolgo ~porocilo, XII je bio IL
.dano v brosuri, in Maurer je
incl potem ma shodih 0 Rusiji
zelo dobro besedo. Tisti sodrugi,
XII SO bill boljSevizmu in njego-
vi taktiki odlocno nasprotni, SO
mu to zelo zamerili in ma marsi-
kakem shodu so mani letela ostra
v~prasanja in CRAZE. A. izkazalo
Sc je, da je postopal pravilno in
da je bill on stanju %razvoj So
vjetske unije stvarno motriti vs.
led svoje mirnosti in razumeva-
MIA razmer, docim tisti, XII MISC
imeli teh svojstev, tega MISC bill
zmozni in videli v Rusiji lie terror
in Zlo.
James H. Maurer nj bill nikoli
"ekstremist''. Proti pogubni ko-
munisticni taktiki, XII je v med
narodnem delavskem gibanju
napravila ogromno skode, je ma
stopal kolikor je bio v njegovi
moci, toda znal je lociti med MO
in pomenom boljseviske revolu-
CHE v Rusiji.
Maurer je bill eden najboli
znanih socialistov v tel dezeli.
Vrsto let je bill predsednik penn
sylvanske delavske federacije in
clan eksekutive soc. ,stranke ter
MEN kandidat "a podpredsedni-
ka Zed. draw Bill je izboren 60
vornik in veckrat nastopil tudi
ma shodih, XII Jill je sklicala JSZ.
Razkolno gibanje v socialist
chi stranki je opazoval z bolest-
10, ker je vedel, kaksne bodo po-
sledice.
Ma konvenciji socialisticne
stranke leta 1882 v Milwaukee
ju 81 je veliko prizadeval prido-
biti Normana Thomasa in ME
govo strujo, da ne bi vprizorila
boja proti Morrisu Hillquitu, XII
ga je hotela spraviti IL predsed-
niStva S pomocjo tedanjega mil
wauskega zupana D. w. Hoana.
Maurer je skusal tudi Hoana
prepricati, da ga Hillquitovi ma
sprotniki zlorabljajo, toda ker
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James H. Maurer je znal della
tt v socialisticnem in unijskem
gibanju tako konstruktivno in
uspesno, kot lie malo KIDD. Me
gova zasluga je, da socialisticna
organizacija v Readingu, XII jo je
pomagal ustanoviti in. graditi,
zivi in da je Timed vseh posto-
jank socialisticnega gibanja v
tel dezeli najjacja. Ustvaril il je
toliksno trdnost, da Sc je v sta
nju obdrzati tudi v tako tezkih
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o situaciji V Argentina Sc je
re veliko pisalo. Velja pa Sc
zmerom, kar sem poudaril pred
nekaj meseci: "Pazite ma politi-
chi razvoj v Juzni Ameriki!"
Priznanje Badoglija in Ema-
nuela pc sovjetski vladi je mar
sikoga iznenadilo. Prezgodai lie,
da bi pisal, zakaj je bill priznan
ia najbolj skrahiran rezim v Ev-
ropi, XII ne predstavlja nikogar
razen sebe. Rusi to dobro vedo.
Menda je ia korak samo zaca-
sen. Nemogoce 81 je misliti, da hi
soviet, XII SO bill med prvimi v
priznanju de Gaullove Wade
francoske osvobodilne akciie v
Alziru, in prvi v podpiranju iu-
goslovanske osvobodilne fronte.
pomagali tenn eks-faSisticnim
pajacom v Italiji.
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PET OTROK S. TERCLJA
v VOJNI SLUZBI

S. John Terceli v Strabanu,
Pa, ina v armada tri sinove in
pa dive hceri, XII sta Sc priglasili
V armadno sluzbo. ODE sta izu-
ceni bolnicarki.