davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-11-30

New York Times" cd 26. no.
vembra obelodanio je iscrpan IL
vestaj, Ill tekst izvestaja, Nation
al War Labor Boarda, koji zau-
zina wise Cd pola stranice u ko-
jem Sc izricito odbija povisica. u
tekstu Sc iznosi kako je memo
guce povrediti 'svetu" Little
Steel formulu; kako bi to nanelo
ogromne stete posednicima ce-
hcne industrije; kako su tu vec
mnoge druge poteskoce namet-
mute ia kompanije mnoge dru-
ge izmotacije.
Izgleda da je NWLB bas Geka-
la konvenciju CIO u Chicagu ko-
ia je pre- nekoliko dana usvojila
ola produzi svoj zavet ne-straj-
kovanja NWLB je verovatno ce-
kao da vidi kakav ce sentime-
nat ma toj konvenciji biti mani
festovan i kakva odlu6nost "a
strajk. | kada je -video da CIO,
ne samo nije pripravna "a bor-
bu, nego JOS izjavljuje Ga Sc ne
&c boriti nikako pod nijeanim
okolnostin1a. tada ia reakcionar-
ma, kapitalisticka NWLB izadje
sa svojom odlukom.
Ali sta &c reci obicni radnici
koii rade tvornicama? Cesto
puta, skoro uvek, oni izIaze ma
strajk protiv volje svoiih junijs-
kin vodja. Nebi Ii Sc tako moglo
j sada dogoditi?
Owe su radnicke vodie posta-
le tako reakcionarne, da &c rad
nici koji pripadaju njihovim ju-
niJama, morati poduzimati ini-
cijativu sani u swim borbama sa
poslodavcima buduce.
Konacno &c radnici otici JOS i
dalje organizovati druge ju-
nije i izvrsiti revoluciju, saglas-
no sa njihovom politi6kom bor-
bonn.
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Kanada

Vest cd Is. novembra liz Otta-
wa, Canada, javlja da su izvede-
ne demonstracije nekoliko ka-
nadskih gradova u znak protes-
ia protiv pokusaja Wade da sa..
lie vojsku inostranstvo U rat
ma prisilan nacin. Demonstraciie
SUI izvedene u Ottawi Quebecl,
u kojim SUI ucestvovali pored
vojnika mnogi vojni oficiri.
Kabinet je odobrio naredbu da
Sc posalje $4,000 kanadskih vol
nika u prekomorsku sluzbu. Ka-
NADIA nije jos do sado slala vols
ku ma prisilan nacin. Samo su
odasiljani oni koii SUI dobrovolj-
no hteli da idu preko mora.
"Blizu 1000 vojnika il mill
tarnog logora blizu Vernona, pa
radiralo je ulicama mesta vicuci
Dole sa konskripcijom', kape-
tan, javljeno, je da bese oboren
dole cd marsiraca kada je po-
kusao da iii zaustavi."
Kanada je vec nekoliko puta
imala neprilike u pitanju odasi-
ljanja vojnika u BOZ u inostrans-
two. Ia neprilika je postojala Il
proslom ratu. Vlada i ako je ima-
(Nastavak ma 4. strani.)
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Jugoslavija

Tired Ratnih Informacija jaw
liza cd 25. novembra da je "pre-
sidijum Narodnih Oslobodilac-
kin Sila Jugoslavije ponudio op-
Stu amnestiju osobama koje su
bile clanovi cetnickih jedinica,
iii koji su ucestvovali u aktiv-
nostima u hrvatskoj slovenac-
koj sdomobranskoj' vojsci."
Amnestija glasi, da oni kcii
jos pripadaju pomenutim jedi
nicama ako iste napuste do IS
januara 1945. bice i'm oprosteno.
Ovo vazi "a one osobe koji ne
podpadaju pod "klasu'' koja je
vrsila zlocinstva kao ubilstva, o.
timanja, pljacku iii koii su pod
vrgnuti sudovima "a ratne kri-
vice.
Pored toga, konacno ie postig-
nut sporazum izmedju Tita, ST.
basica, Churchilla Stalina ta-
kodjer izmedju Narodnog Odbn-
ra "a Oslobodjenje j kraljevske
Wade u izgnanstvu "a uspostavu
federativne drzave u Jugoslavi-
il. Ista &c biti podeljena ma sest
autonomnih drzava Srbiiu,
Hrvatsku, Bosnu-Hercegovinu.
Crnu Goru, Slovenacku i Make
doniju pod ssregentstvom' do
plebiscita kabinetom Cd % cla-
nova.
Kaze Sc dale da &c Tito biti
verovatno ministar-predsednik II
novoj vladi, Subasicu &c dati
neki drugi vazan polozaj. Do pie
biscita, jos Sc nista ne zna sud-
bini kralja.
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'Versaljsl<a tragedija'

eksploatisana klasa- jos nesves-
na po svojoj nesreci, obucena U
tlniforme. i medjusobno Sc kolle,
So radnicima drugih zemalja.
U istom broju "Mundial"-a ma
lazimo jedan clanak pod naslo-
vom: "Versaliska ira 6 ediia'.
Clanak Sc nalazi pod imenom
William C. Bullitta, bivSeg am
basadora Sjedinjenih Drzava u
Rusiii u Francuskoj, a sastoji
Sc Cd osam stranica q fotogra-
fila.
U clanku sc kaze:
"Versaljski ugovor potpisan po
svrsetku zadnjeg svetskog rata
ostvario je jedno dosadno odla-
ganie, a ne mir. Naciie su nau-
sile kroz svoia iskustva pogres-
ke. | mi Sc mozemo uciti bazira-
iuci Sc ma pogreskama koie je
pocinio versaljski ugovor, jedi
ma pouka kojom je moguce ostva-
riti svrsetak rata i dugotrajni
mir.
'Sva1i koii zei odgovoriti na
ovo pitanje, sa islSrenoscu, duzan
je priZnati, da on moe sanlo pri
doneti n a jv ecim nastoianjem
iednu malu zraku svetla, "a pro-
svetliti pomrcinu koja obuhvaca
danasnje i buduce covecanstvo.
Cd kada je buknuo rat 1914 br-
zina promena u ljudskom zivotu
krenula je previse jake put
predjen evolucijom j revoluci-
iom odvise je zamrsen da bi bio
ljudskom razumu iasan.
"CoVekOVa vlaSt mad prlrodom
bezdusno Sc povecala, sa takvom
iednom neverovatnom brzinom;
eovek je povecao svoju vlast
malo iii nista mad silama priro-
de. u svetskim laboratoriiama
usavrsuje sc nase ratno oruzie,
kao ma primer, 'automatska bonn
ba', najvece danasnie bombe "ba-
ra manzanas" izgledace nasko-
70 kao prave igracke. Ako
covek ne moe povecati svoju
moe mad zavidnosti, mad mrz-
njom, mad zlobom i okrutnosti,
sto proistice il nase prave pri-
rode, on ce iskoristiti svoje ola
(Nastavak ma 8. strani)
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-11-30

| tenia] mad medjunarodnim ak
cijama uperenih protiv njih sa-
mih. Ia sada je izgledno da je
takva moe vetovanja potpuno To-
gicna il razloga, kao sto Stain
potvrdjuje, da svetska organiza-
CHA nece biti delotvorna svejed-
no osim ako Sc odrzi stalno je-
dinstvo sloga preovladjuiuca
mediu tim silama. Kao sto New
York Herald Tribune" ~iznese.
uvodnicki, g. ma kalSva nasil-
na akcija ,poduzeta protiv ijedne
cd tri iii cetiri velike- sile zna-
cice "a sigurno veliki rat" Raj
radjujuci ovo dale, Herald Fri
bune" izjavljuje:
"Nekima ovo moze da izgleda
samo radje legalisticki nacin "a
obezsnazenJe organlzaclle slgur-
nosti. U stvarnosti nije tako; to
je presto jedan Cd nacina kojim
da Sc ukaze ola tn postoje neke
stvari koje nijedna organizacija
sigurnosti ne moze obavlati.
:. Ako bi Sc jedna cd velikih
sila sukobila So drugima, organi-
zacija sigurnosti bi mogla mare
diti rat protiv ME, ali to nebi bilo
nametanje mira. Planirana orga-
nizacija, moze,. naravno, uciniti
mnogo. kroz procese izmiriva-
MIA i diskusije, II pravcu spre-
cavanja izbuha tako tragicnog
sudara, ali ona ne noze nasilno
izlauditi mir " takvom slucaiu,
Jer9 "a zirotni zudutdk odrsania
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Grcka

Vest (zadrzana) cd "a. novem-
bra IL Atine javlja da je general
Napoleon Zervas, poglavica gru-
pc poznate pod imenom Edes
(Grcka Demokratska Nacional-
ma Armija), stigao u Atinu da
konferise o razoruzanju otpor-
nog pokreta.
Vesti cd Is. novembra javlja-
ju da Sc doslo do sporazuma da
&c oruzje biti predavano pod
nadzorom saveznickih militarnih
sila.
Ucinili bi nepravdu citaocu,
ako nebi naveli sledece reci Sc
kretara grcke 'komunisticke"
partije, George Tsiantosa. Posto
zvuce sasvim burzoaske. Evo III:
mi Sc sporazumevamo ola sve
dobrovoljacke grupe u unutras-
njosti i vani trebaju biti demo-
bilisane i zamenjene cd nacio-
maine vojske vojske formira-
ne cd nacionalnih rekruta, bez
fasista izdajnika u njenim re-
dovima. Ovo je pravo i praved-
no resenje, koje je jamcevina "a
sve partije iznad svega, jamci
zastitu nacionalnih interesa.' I
dodao je: mi smo podupiraci
mirnog demokratskog razvitka
politickog zivota nase zemlje Mi
smo protiv nasilnog i diktators.
kog resavanja."
Radnici Sc u opste ne pominju,
niti Sc pominju resavanja rad
nickih problema. Verovatno 81.
njih ostavili "a 'sutra". A 'ssutra'
&c opet iskoeiti ma povrsinu neHi
drugi kapitalisticki problemi ko
je &c trebati resavati pre- nego
radnicke. I tako u beskonacnost
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Demonstracija nije prosla mir
no. Policija je otvorila paljbu
ma demonstrate, owl SUI odgo-
vorili sa pesnicama j palicama,
bez ikakve puscane poljbe. Ka-
re Sc da je ranjeno As civilnih
osoba tucet policajaoa. Najma-
ME cetir civila SUI poginula. Palj-
bu lie otvorila ma demonstrate
drzavna policija, razume Sc, bel
gijska. Nakon ovoga sukoba,
mnogi cd demonstranata vikahu:
4sUbica Pierlot".
Vecina demonstranata, 'oko g.
900 njih, okupise Sc u ''Palais de
Sport" dvoranu gde su odrzava-
nj govori, protiv Pierlota ME
COVE diktature."
Ma 26. novembra, Pierlot je IL
javio pred kabinetom da manji-
ma cd tih demonstranata behu
"komunisti" koji misle da ce US
peti pograbiti vlast u svoje ruke.
Ultimatum koji je vlada dala
masama da predaju oruzje mad
leznim vlastima do po nod 25.
novembra, tex Sc pokazao deli
micno uspesan. Jedan dec mase
predao je cruzje, ali Piarloto-
vim vlastima nego saveznickim,
kao da to cini nekakvu razliku.
Belgija je prilicno Industrial
ma zemlja. Radnici u Belgiji bi
trebali da wise uvazuju indus
trijsko organizovanje indus
trijsku borbu, umesto borbe ma
ulicama, koja ne vodi nikuda O.
sim u poraz radnika, u sukobu
sa naoruzanon drzavnom silom.
Pozelimo da Sc Belgjji po-
jaw jedan jak revolucionarni in
dustrijalni pokret "a politicki
je potreban) i da krene u zajed-
nici sa revolucionarnim pokre-
tom drugih zemalja u pravcu o..
baranja kapitalizma i uspostav-
ljanja Socijalizma.
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Mi smo opisali plan svetskt
organizacije kako je izradjen |
Dumbarton Oaks kao jedan us
lovljen ma produzenju bliskoe
saveznistva izmedju Velike Bri
tanije, Rusije i Sjedinjenih DR..
zava. Ovo glediste je neosporno
potvrdjeno cd Stalina u njego.
vom govoru u oci q. godisnjice
Boljsevicke Revolucije.
"Ona [organizacija Ujedinje-
nih Nacija] bice delotvorna," re-
kao je Stain, "ako velike sile
koje su nosile ma njihovim ledji-
ma glavno breme rata protiv Ne
macke, budu aktovale u buduce
takodjer u duhu jedinstva slo-
ge. Ona nece biti delotuorna ako
Sc ovi sustastveni uslovi povre-
de-" Naglasak nas.)
Tako, cd naroda Sc trazi da
prime program, kao jamcevinu
"a buduci mir, program zasno-
van ma pretpostavki da ce "uza-
jamni interest pobednickih sila
nadkriliti izbrisati njihove SUI
protne interese. Pre- neg sto IL
nesemo owe "uzajamne intere-
se' oslikamo suprotne, zapitaj-
mo Sta bi bila posledica te po.
gresne pretpostavke.
Logika "uetoa1 Uelikih silo.
Mnogo ie govoreno "a protiv
obzirom ma rusko nastojanje
da planirana organizacija svets-
ka.sigurnosti dade svakoj Cd We
likih sila moe vetova1ja Tponis-
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Nova Jugoslavija &c imati s'pla-
niranu ekonomiju zasnovanu ma
privatnom vlasniStvu j inicija-
tivi."
Ovo 'privatno vlasnistvo' je
jedna tacka 0 kojem narod ne
SINE resavati nista. To je "sveti-
MIA" u koju Sc ne SINE dirati. A
sve >drugo stoji do 'volje naro-
da" Dakle, "sloboda" bez pod
loge, "a radne mase Jugoslavi-
je.
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nastoje da ocuvaju Little Steel
formula, II. skapavajucu najam-
nicu "a radnike, dok njihovi pro-
fiji, kako nam sani kazu, skacu
u jednoj godini "a deset, Ill wise,
posto.
Ovima rat dobro dolazi. On
NINA gomila milione u profitu.
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koalicija ! svetski mir

mira n,edju uelikim silama mi
morano gledati- ma druga sreds-
tva, a da pretendujenao da or
ganizacija sigurnosti to moze H.
roditi to bi bilo presto opasan
mir i sdno-obmand." (Naglasak
mas
Pa ipak, ovo ie zaista obmana
nametnuta americkom narodu.
Mozda nema nj jednoga u stoti-
nj, koji razume da su ratovi u
modernim vremenima rezultat u
takmice izmedju kapitalistickih
nacija "a place sfere uticaja.
Iii da ova utakmica deli Veliku
Britaniju Rusiju i Sjediniene
Drzave Sjedinjene Drzave We
liku Britaniiu, ma isti nacin ma
koji je podelila Nemacku Japa-
ma protiv njihovih neprijatelJs-
kin trgovaca konkurenata.
IscezGUdnle ratno-Eremene kod-
licije.
Istorija ne dava primera po-
bedonosne koalicije koia je mad
zivela rat "a koji ie ona formi-
rama Sadasnja koalicija ie for
mirana da vodi rat protiv oso-
vinskih sila. Sa sporaZumonl pro-
tiv osovinskih sila, ona &c JOS
imati uzajamne interese, kao sto
Stain istaknu, u 'sprecavanju
move nemacke agresije ii, izvod-
no, japanskel" Ali hoee Ii ovi
uzajanni interest izrazavati istu
(Nastavak ma 8. stranf ~-''s..
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Vazne medj,,,arodne vesti.
Belgija

novebra Brussela (AP) java da oga dana
veka deonsracija Brusseu prov Wade Hubert
Peroa Deonstracija e bla mile duga Raznovsni napsi
bill su koh vecina zahtevahu skda-
ME nek nap zahtevahu heba demokratske
reforme
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WLB odbi zahtev "a povisicu naiamnice ceienih
radnika

Jos cd kada e izveden onaj bozien strak cecnh
proe godne zaev povisicu cecnh
rukama WLB. Zahev e povscu Cd TIC Nakon
tokog otezanja wise Cd deset b
nekako okrenuti korist kapitasa odaganu
pose morade zaviti odluku povisic
naarnnice celcnim radnicima
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Gotov ie! Gotoy ie! Gotov ie
SOCIJALISTICkI
RADNICKI KALENDAR
"a 1916. godinu.

"a 1916. gOdinu.
Izasao je il stampe Socjalisticki Rddn'ck kalen-
dar 1915 godinu. Ovogodsn mas Kalendar nadvisu-
je nase dosadasnje kalendare. On Sc sastoji cd
odabranih 6lanaka IL Socijaiscke znanosti, govora
predsednickih kanddata S. L. P. ovogodsnJim IL
borima znanstvenih poucnh canaka, zanimjvih
priea, odabranh pesama, posalica savremenih slika
kartuna
Mas kalendar nije kao obicni kalendar, nego
predsavla zbirku naucnog Silva koe Sc poglavo bav
drustvenim nauenim pitanjima pitanJima kojma
le u interesu radnika da NINA zapoznaju. Buduc
smo sti otsampai ogranicenom brou, oni koji zele
imati ovako poucnu knjigu Cd 1856 sranca, kojo je
cena SAMO so cent? neka odnah salju svoe porudzb
adresu
KNJIzARA RADNItKE BORBE
3413 St. Clair Ave. Cleveland IA, Ohio
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NASA SREDSTVA: Prosve-
civanje radnicke klase u dishu
Marksiznaa: da su rad kapi-.
tai nepomirijiyi neprijatelj;
nFganizovanje radnickc kIase
n jednu RevoIucionarnu Poll
.ti6kH Paffiju "a osvajanje. i
razaranje POliticke Drzaye ka-
pitalizma; organizovanje rad
nikA j u jednu revoluciOnarnu
Industrijalnu Juniju "a Wi
mamie, drzanje j kretanjc svih
zemaljskih- industrija.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1944-07-05
Henry Fisher Candidate
For Legislature

Henry o. Fisher, prominent
realtor of the Rainier District has
filed his candidacy for state rep
resentative on the Republican
ticket from the SSrd legislative
district.
Well known in Veterans
circles. he is a charter member OF
Rainier Valley Post 22S9, Vet
Grams of Foreign Wars and Lake
Washington Post 1874, American
Legion. His many friends feel
that if Henry is elected. he will
be an able representative of the
veterans of the State of Washing
ton. He is member of the 33rd
Division War Veterans Associa-
ton. He served with the Army
in France and the Army of Occu-
patton in Germany.
Besides his Legion affiliations
he is prominent in Masonry, a
member of Nile Temple Shrine
and the Shrine Legion of Honor,
he also holds the 33rd Degree
as a member of Scottish Rite.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1944-07-05
Hear Earl George at
Savoy Community Center

The people of the 37th District
will have the opportunity of NEE
ing the candidates seeking cleo
ton at the Savoy Recreational
Center, Sunday. July at D. m.
Parties and candidates seeking
the Negro vote must be commit
ted to whole-hearted support of
the war and the establishment of
a lasting peace. They must fight
for the elimination of the Poll tax
by act of congress, the passage
of Anti-Lynch legislation, to Z
n o n-segregated indignation of
Negroes in the armed forces. to
the establishment of a permanent
federal committee on fair employ
ment practices Of. E. p. c. arI
to a foreign policy of interna-
tional cooperation guaranteeing
economic and political security
for all people.
The Negro people should reject
those like Thomas Dewey, VINO
pay lip-service to Negro rights,
hut actually struck blow at re
peal of the Poll ta. when it was
in congress.
The Negro people are acutely
aware that they have a tremen-
dous stake in this election. rhey
are aware of the issues and know
that the continuation of their
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1944-07-05

a real Republican who believes in
the principles of the Republican
Party and who is willing to sup
port these principles, and the pur-
poses for which the Party was
established. The other is a men,
Der of a cult" organization who
believes in a select group to carry
out selfish purposes rather than
for the good of the people.
For this choice we have Mr..
Louis Washer representing the
Republican Party at its best; and
we have Mr.. Arthur Langlie rep
resenting the ''cult" organization
in the disguise of the Cineinnatus.
Mr.. Washers stand on public
matters is fully substantiated by
his private practice. He has dem
onstrated conclusively that he is
public man of a high order,
that he is interested in all the
citizens and voters of this state
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1944-07-05
LOUIS WASHER VS.. GOVERNOR LANCLIE

His stand on labor is a healthy
democratic stand. He believes in
labor Unions and all that such
organizations stand for. He goes
further to say that he is against
racketeering by Unions, and that
Unions should open its doors to
all laborers who seek admittance.
Mr.. Wasmer believes that all citi-
zens of this state and nation
should have an equal opportunity
to earn a living according to his
fitness and qualifications. He
believes that citizens should not
promote class against class; that
our State is a free State and
should function as such.
In conversation with Mr.. Was
mer he stated very frankly his
view on discrimination Mr.. Was
mer takes the stand that discrim-
ination against races in any form
should be suppressed and that
Continued on Page p
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1944-07-05
SEATTLE NAACP
504 Peoples Bank Bldg.
Ell. O8O7

Although the membership cam
paign officially closed June 80,
memberships are still coming in
and that is as It should be. The
Seattle Branch eommends those
members who have remained
loyal to Mrs. Augusta Shannon.
but It is not necessary to with
hold your membership until she
calls for it. You will help her
great deal by giving your mem
bership to any worker. or send or
bring II to the office. Full credit
will be given Mrs. Shannon If you
request 1t. Mrs. Shannon has
been i'll and unable to work as in
former years, but she is better
CONTINUED on Page -
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1944-07-05
HUGH DeLACY
is COURAGEOUS

Hugh DeLacy, former City
Councilman and Democratic can
didate for congress in the first
(Seattle) district, is perhaps bet
ter known to the Negro commu-
nifty than any other public figure
in the northwest.
AS a city councilman DeLacy
fought against discrimination and
segregation. AS president of the
Washington Commonwealth Fed
Grafton he gave leadership in this
state to the national campaign
against the poll tax. AS publish
er of the New World he has car
ried on an active, intelligent cam
paign for the Fair Employment
Practices Committee. At all times
DeLacy has interested himself,
his organization and his news
paper in behalf of every IN
dividual against whom discrimi-
nation was attempted.
Friends in the Negro commu-
nifty and elsewhere are carrying
on his campaign FOR him. His
election to congress will not only
mean that the Negro people will
have a proven friend representing
them, but that the entire district
will have the services of highly
educated. experienced. hard work
ing public servant the people can
always count on.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1944-07-05
Armstrong Points to
Five-SessiOn Record

Serving the 33rd District of
King County during the past five
sessions of the State Legislature,
Mr.. Armstrong is again a candi-
date in the July Primary.
In seeking reelection Arm
strong says:
II was first elected in 1897 rs
a New Dear' Democrat and !
have never changed my view
point; my record shows that and
will never seek office on any
other program. l have never de-
waited from my support of Presi-
dent Roosevelt even when as
president of the Workers ALI
ance, l criticized the actions OF
some of his appointees. Roose-
welt today is not only the hope
of the Demo party and the U. S
A., but of the entire world. Let's
re-elect him."
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1944-07-05

the First A. NJ. f. Church, a
charter member of the Household
of Ruth and various community
organizations. In these she was
always active and cooperative.
She was actively interested in
youth and community, winning
the affectionate title of ma" or
Grandma"
She is survived by a husband
Jas. S. Smith, a niece and adopt
cd daughter Marjorie Allen Pitter
and husband, Edward A. ?itter,
three granddaughters, Constance
Maxine and Marjorie of New
York City, a brother in Philadel-
phia, Pa, relatives in New Jer-
sey and Pennsylvania, friends in
Seattle and California.
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ting them prepared to absorb en-
ployment in private industry.
Governmental funds. Governor
Langlie declared, should be used
to fill the gap while private busl-
ness is converting from war pro-
duction.
Foreign and domestic trade
have received a great deal of the
governors attention in recent
months. He has created a repre-
sentative committee to work ac-
lively for the development of
shipping and other forms of com
merce through Washington ports.
A similar committee has beel
created for the development of
aviation.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1944-07-05
George Hurley
Deserves Reelection
DIV ]. A. lJackl JOHNSON

George S. Hurley, state repre-
sentative from the 18th legis-
lative district and candidate for
reelection to succeed himself.
"ichly deserves the support of
Negro voters of his district. Hur-
ley, liberal despises discrim-
inatiol and segregation in all
their vicious and ugly forms. Du-
ring the last session of the leg
islature he sponsored an anti
discrimination bill and has on
many occasions since attended
meetings of minority groups and
without hesitation voiced his be-
lief in social justice and eql
rights for all.
With conditions such as pre-
vail at Bremerton. Hanford and
Pasco flourishing with the APP
] proval of the present state ad-
ministration, men of Hurley's
calibre in the state legislature
are indispensable for it is there
that the real fight against these
evils must be made. A vote foI
George Hurley will be a vote fol
all minority groups best interest
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1944-07-05
Carroll Carter Leads
Democrats in Trial
Polls for Congress

Carroll Carter. leading candi-
date for the Democratic nominal
ton for Congress, has proven his
friendship for the Negro. Since
his election to office 10 years
ago he has always had a Negro
as his deputy.
While King County Clerk one
of his deputies was Arthur Head.
He remained there for eight
years. At present. in his office
OF County Treasurer. the deputy
IS AL Hall. Both mon are wen
kaown in political circles.
That's why many are support
ing him and waging a campaign
in his behalf for Congress in the
First District, Seattle AMI Kitsap
counties.
The trial polls show Carter as
the leading candidate for the
nomination at this time.