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ua3i>11.8eet tattett 1T
Araeitttiriet,s Nafett at.i

Wnr Dcl YIata, Mrgeltinien. Gi:r
Wa3i=ltnterieeboot bon 100 Spnncr
bus offenrlr 1S Wpden lang I'M gt
lantiidjen S5ean gefreu5t bate, tan
innerbalb bes @elenbreders por
Mar bcl Slata an Die EbcrflGfe, ppl
SEN Muger einiger nerbliiIiter argen
timer, ,uno ergaben iid) DEM apm
nanoanten oes bieIigen lt-3octitilt
pmnftes. Ger nit Mebalilen bcbungit
il,nae &omnuanoant, Sttc @ermcui
u,ro ieine bunarigen 81 8eIabungs
MitglieSer, ipllrben it 8c1pnbrian
gennnlmen Gle Seute lparen balb
perbungcrt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-07-19

IN Den Veiueien. oab 3arbc, (ylou.
ben. HaticnaIit1t feinerIei Ginfl,,i
anf Supe:ioritdt oAer Snierioritiii
e'nes menidlid)en Waicns beiiten
sSle falnl man oiaie bnrtrdfiae Wtil;,
adtllhg fpiiienIdlnitIitber pclpeis-
'iibrlns ertliiren? Sur baourd, bof
lndn feItIteilt, oaB oas Iorurteil
m:lhts aur Discrimination fiibrt
le!ne Wnr5eil nif,t i'm @eritano;
loroern III Ger 8sfiiGislpelt beiis1
Sie Nur5tln oieier @efiible lit eit
Jurdt. Nenn oic 1urd,t beieitial
,paroen tGliutc, Damn w:iroe aud, oas
Tornrteil an arait perlieren uno
pielle!ht ain6lid, id)rnirben.
Weld)e art oon 5urdjt bcerirft es
Dob ein A'fenih ieinen Wiitmenifen
baBt9 IS nit Dies Die 1urtt, oie eint
Iruht io5iuler 1rno ruirtid,aitlihc!
llriiderbeit lit. Solarle oieie 3lpci
slrten uon llniiderhci. potberriden,
lpie es iii Den Sereinieten staate,
plelfad otr jau lit, miro aub oas
Eorurteii uE'o oie Discrimination,
iortbe'tehen. Die 0ereinigten Stao.
ten fonnen oieie Sablage iinoerr
Sic fonnen lolpobl io,iale als aud
|luirtit)ait!ide Sihcrbeit einiiibren
falls fir isOermann alcidp Moglif
feiten einseiiibrt lperpen unb Nor.
Jorge i'm Sale bon Arunfbeit uni
boben silters getrofien ,piro. Sobalo
oieie 9elorgniiie periGlpinoen, iper
ccn and Die GueIlen Ses Vorurteiis
perliegen unO Ole 8eluobubeit bes
Gorurteiis miro feinen M1brbooeu
mebr Date... Dies funn aud I'M Mab
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Hitler icn ntt in
2lraentintett beiintctt

WaiGirgton. W;e nlnn bier er.
flbr, bat oas Stoatsoepartment ser
amerifanii'bcn 8otihlft in guenos
aires S8e;illlg geacbe:,, eiuem IN
Der Chicago Simcs" uid)ienen &c
riht auf OtontepiOeo ouf ben Bruni
81, gebcn, iuonad) Sit!cr l,nb rleinl
5ran" Gta Braun in Hatagonien
Mrgettil.ien. Nipl geiainoen bnbcn
,no it'd, sort perItcft Dolte1.
Er ioQ nit Dent ltBort nud) bprt
eebradjt tuproen iein !lno ein Ser
ebrer SitlcrS BON grBeltinicn iol
bel einen 8anfett Ser iSrelloe Mla.
bri,d perlisben baben, .ab lie 9liif
lid eingetrofien ieien. Sr laute'e oi'
@eifMr)te.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-07-19

Iie 3roBbeamten rcr'anmelten
lidl letttll Samstag, Sen IA. Suli
in Ger SauptfanSlei bes Central Ser.
banoes, 525 2eaber 9!Os, Glepclano
Sbip, uni Die balbiGbrlid)e 9iihcr'
priifilEg uocjunebmeu Sies lit feline
lcid)te Mrrtit mebr, e5 nin1nt Der
gallsei1 Gag in MnIprri, Inn cine
griinhlthe Mrbeit Sit tun. Sic @rob
beanten iutb ale erfcbrere Yeamte
l,ro rabe- ,peroer tie nuh INNER IN
einem Sag icrtie nit ner llnterind,,
,tng Ser Wiidjer. gs iucr oen gan3en
lag Gegenpetter, lelbli am Mbenh
als liz it'd pertagen irollten, regnetc
es 10 ldpper, bnB iie Iid due entldhoi.
len fein eemeinid,aftlifes slbenOeiien
clnsunebmen, apie bas 10 iiblid) mar,
INN iilb tann einige Stunoen miteiu.
nltoer 5u ltnterbalten lin ltber Of.
GerbGltniiie in peridiebenen Gere.-
len unb Central 0erbano 81 ipre
han. einiee hciud)ten ipat am aben>
ibre ;Sreunoe ilno perbraGten einige
Stunbeu nit ibnen.
Mnl Soulitagntorgen tim 10 llhl
,uaren alle ainpeieno I'M 9Seltieiti
Sahienbeim uno hie Seriummluna
fonnte OroBprdiioent Sobn 8altbes
ME aneeiast eroffncn. Die @robper.
sralte: bcriIteten, oaB lie Sic Viiher
in Sronung 9efl,noen botten. Oar.
auf bcri;stete 8robsHrall5ent Sohu
8altbes, oaB bas Snreltierungs.
acmitce ourtb Werfouf bon $140,
900 bnlo idlligen itiotiihen nnl
County Wonbs einen Yrofit bon
$4,000 fiir Sen Yerbauo genlaG1
batten. Die GroBbeamtsn biebeil bic
lc 9unolung bes SnpaItierllnysfotti
tees gut. Cas- Belo rpurhe iofort tpie,
Der in Il. g. Bombs a,leelegt. Ser.
ner beribtete Der 0rokpr1libent baf
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Bulletin:

Trtsoum. Gr6iioelt truman,
Nremiernlnllter GhurG,au uno Mar.
Id)aa Stain iino in Sebatten Der.
Luifelt iiher cine To- ais 2Oi1briae
8,Ietlu1g BON Te,ltifinnb, nuroe
lrloffi5icl bcrid,tet.
Fotsoau. Yr1ilsent Srimtan mo
Eremler Sbnrd,ia maren bereits anl
'Sonntaa in Hotsoam einsetroiien.
um am fonlmeuoen Mpntag nit
Der &onlercl,5 Der @roeeu Grei 81
beSinnen. slbcr irgeno .pelhc I'm,
ltanoe bicitcr @tcrid)uG Stalin bon
NuBlano 5lriif llno 10 mubte Sic
Velpref.ns I'm einen Sng peric)o.
ben lperOen. Sorber hlt:en truman
un0 GbnrTia cine info.melle 9egea,
nung. silS ale brci aulnmmenfame,
Batter lie cine Sisung pcn 80 MinM.
ten Gauer. slm Dtittae beiutte Sto.
lin Erulioent truman rro lie bat
ten EN- sunteon siliar!mtn. GrG,
liocnt Srlu1au erluioertc cen 9eiut
am 0tlthaod)mittag bel Stalin.
Mm !9tontag beil,d)teu truman
1uie gbnrdlia oie Nfitie gerlins unS
betrad)teten iid, Die ou,G sen &rie1
atgeridic!cn 3erltor,rr gen.
Sn ser eriten ESit,1rJ ont Siens
tc1 I'M 5 llhr nad,mit.aes ,puro
Eldiioent truman bon StaIin mi
GhurGia alifgeforoert Sen Toriit
81 iiipren. Gieie ,Situag lpuroe ui<
Elm 8eoun5cnaustauidj surh Elm ber
aussegeberes aomnlu:que beseid.
net SrosAem 200 3eiturasberid)ter
Itatter BON allen SGnaern IN Yots
oan eiltgetruiien Iino, lobe, lie obc'
feline 8c!lQcnbeit ihrc perIcnllhc
Mniidlten rcip. Ser .3ei.,lngen Sic III
pertrctsu su perbreiten, ocnn Di'
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-07-19
Die Am@ in Deut(blano

iiber oer Stalienern. Wir mogen ei,
nige Splnpatbicn fiir Dos italieniide
Tolf babtn, abcr mir ,pollen fcine
fir oas ScItidP Gplf anibringen
Sopolos SreunoIiffeit mare alio il
EcutI6lulrb febl am Srt. Mber ben
Mannern, Die mir 5nnt Mcgieren nod,
TelltidJlarb 'ianbtcn, febIen 5l,iil
@robteil aud, iene anoeren gigen.
id;aften, iie mir allf Brrnb Der 2ef.
tire bicia Aiontans bon Seriep fiji
sic MusluGbl ipIhcr 0er1paltlngs.
beomtcn iiir cntifeioeno bielten.
Tn iino su,Ghit einmal sic SpraG.
fenntniiie. 60 gut lric fciner por
ibnen ipli:bt ooer perltebt Teutld)
ooer perludt = iospcit ili) fe'tlteller
fonnte = Oeltid) 3ll lcrncr. 0ielt
fleine Gia;clbeit, Sic oeiIleidt M
uidtia eiiapeinen mag. fam Die lpeit
|sebenoiten 6olgcn habcn.
Tenn o55ipar einiae Der MilitGr
neutrality-suspicious. Soloaten als
Tolmetihcr beniisen, Jibt es piele
>ic o:tsaniiiiilgc 0eut!6e 81 oieien
3lpef anitcllcn. @ei elmer iolfen gu.
iammcniebi,,g oes Hcrionals lit es
|burhaus moglib, bnb Der Sfti5ie'
ser Milltirpcrlpaltl,ng cinen falidel
Ginorud, ron ser an ieinem Srt aus
geiihtcn Guntrolle befonnnt.
Sn NuGsn S,,m 8eiIpiel perlaB1
ltd ser SiaOtfonunanoeni oes oortl
ger Ietubn,ents ser .Nilitdruerlpal
| tllng ,ienllid) al,sidlieBlidb uut o'
,sniormatione,t, Den Mot llno Dos l(r
tell elmer iuBerlt ;ntelIigenten I'M
scideiten il;nsen 5ra,, uic oieies %
tahement aleid bel Setreten beu!
id,en 9oosns cngugiert bat. 0as ipa
suida:a aud) Sic erite sibteilrna De
nlNi8, Sic hi 9sutitlo;o anlangte
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ocs YrGI,oerten itiiten i'no bic 9e'
troiiene Mabl gutbeiben.
Yinicn seb6rte uripriinglih mebr
sur ,Stslp Seol" ,@rurte Ser Oelllo'
frutiihen Thmi,iitrat!on. slber titr
i'm mar uut) sic Nolitif Get ioSialen
Heiprm irnn,cr oie y&uult bes Mog-
lid)en". Scine ean5e Mmtsfiibrung
ais Gbcf .cs lteuerpolitilchen Inter
ausida,iiss bes vMittr!. ur,o Wege.
3ontitces" lpic it'd nls fisfalpoll'
tiide Grenlil,m unieres tationalen
llnterbauies ncnit, 3eigte Den Wtanu
BON 9craudp ais einen l,iihternen
Tcaliiteu, ser I'M @eeenias 81 man
t,cn iuirtihaitsfrembea Soealilten
unter ip;nen politiiden JreltnSen nie'
mails sic praftiiden geriirfnille Der
@eidditsirclt umO oic 8renaen Der
iteuerlit1an 1eiitllngsfdb;gfelt Der
@eiomtluirtidnit aus bem gitge lteB.
Iabei bat Tinicn feline llberale't
iteuerpolltilbcn Yrin5ip'cn nle oer-
leugnct. ,Sa, iiir ben io5ialen SrunO-
acoanfru Ser ieit Sntraiitreten oes
Ginfommcn(teuer- -9lmenSelnents Der
Yeriaiiuue bcriolsten Steuerpolltit'
l,amlid) fir abseltl.fte inolu'oueus
uub forrorattpe Ginfanmen1telern
ais Saup:einnabmequelle Der Hesler
lit inn Sd1itol fein anoercr 10 ener'
aid, uno fonieqltent eirgetreten OILS
geraoe Ginion. Sober anfmerfiamf
3eitungslcier lpeiB, oa6 es in erlter
0imie bus geroienlt Winions srar,
lpenn es ror eill paar SSabren gelang.
oem ipios. .itrebenoen &ongreb Elm
Steuergelet ab5mringen, Oas IN Der
Bemeiiung Ger Steueriase fir ste
oberlten glllfommenltufer, Dem 8e'
lictspunft Ser fil,andieaen SeiItungs'
iGbigfeit crtipridt. &.nn ylnlon
aber elmer &erunterrerib!erun9 oer
@irtihaitsiteuern nab rcm Gnolie'
q, iiber Sapan oos @ort reoete uni
aaaemeiu sen Br1lnoiae aufltellte
oal cine lpirt:d)aftsid,aSis isenoeileber'
bclteuerune fiinitis oesmieoen blei'
ben n,ub, 10 besbalb, neil er Vrat
tifer ael;ua lit, 3,i tuilien, oab spir
1945 uno nid)t mebr 1858 idrelbett
! Yfnu oorf oenn audi crtuarten nnf
g&lub auf Gette 2.
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Gttneie,t modes.
cute Scrtid,ritte

9bul,gfing. .Sn eiae,n neuen Gin
marid ncd) Snbo-Gbi:,n, ser ourf
meuternoe fapanild)e Iruppen unter'
itiitt miro, baben d)iuciiite 5rlip.
pen ben Gcrel,tenbe1 Secbafen Woi,
CAP erobert, ser on ser iopanilder
Seeli,lie Nad) oem iiber Sano abge
idnittcnell 'Siiboitaiien liest. S.
CHINA ieltit ertdmpfte,l iid) onSert
fineiiihe 5ruppen oen Weg bis il
Die Gororte BON &lpeilir. Iieies ,pal
Elm mnerifaniiher ,Slue5eugItiis,
punft nno BON groBer Beoeutllng
Sn5riiben baben a5er Die Gbinelei
hereits ,ed)s anoere iolher Stiit
punftc tp:coer sariiderubert.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-07-19
11mr 2 NnttSperieHen
fir prGiiNentcn

Waibiraton. Sn eirer ausgeee6e
men Grfitirilng ioroert Der republi
tarlIcbe ,Siibrer I'M Mbgeoroneter
baus, Martln, Mail., pom &ongreB
nod Dor gbllaui oes S:bres Sen ein
5elItaatliGen 9egislntireu einen Ser,
faiillngs5l:iab I'M Sinnc Der 8egrer,
5llng ser Mnlts5eit irucnoeines YrG
-liOentcn ser Tereiniaten Staaten n,
.5ipei Sernilte BON le bier ,Sabrer
sur 3iatlfiiierurg 81, l,nterbreiten
INN 10 srr Notwithstanding hei
Nolfsregicrllng" in Mnerifn beiji,
trogen.
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1942 ,u>ute Hitlcr a,tet
Sh.peccn mberiauen

Stodbolm. 9(uisennllniitcr Gbri.
titan 8iiniber ertlnrte, Sitter babt
sic flare slbi,ht aeGnht, I'M ssebrua,
1912 in Shlueoeu eii;,i,1naen. es
lelen nbcr nus pcrlGiehciten Suellc!
@urlingen eingetroiien unb bu;
IdsreAiId)e afilitar muroc oaraui 10
fort mobi!iliert. On Ser oaiiir bc
itininlte Waneral abcr oaraui Sebu
Tipilioncn lnebr aniorberte uls i'm
bemilllgt iparcn, ntltGte Der Mngrif
unterbleibcn, neil Die Sruppen MIDI
| 5ur Gerfi;sano maren.
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@pn Hearl Vnd

CEeari g. 9ud. ErGiibentin Der
Gait unr SSeit s(iicciatiou linb berprrs
ragenDe Mpmanihriititcl.crin. erteiIte
Den, Grnlmpn Gpunci( ior Nmerican
llni.D Die @eipilli9una hielen urs
ipriiliglitt fir bic 2abor Sieports be-
itiinn,tcr Slnflab III perfiirstel
6aiiuna sll iiberieben. Ser Inflat
mag flir uniere Heier uun Sutereiie
iein. Ser Seralsseber.)
81tl0e linO bereits iibcr oie 6rage
Ser @laubcns. umo 9ialienoisfrimi,
nation geici)rieben iuoroen, aber Mpr.
te fonner lire Muf9abe liidt erfiillen,
faQs lie blob latiahen mitteilen, ,abcr
tpeber sic Sinbilolngssrait anienern.
nod bie ticfe a1eber3eugllnas erait
berporrufsn, bie 5ur Sat antreibt.
Das Wllieil irber Sic ltnperniiftig
feit, Sic llngereftiefeit, Die 8efabren
Der Cjlan6en- unh 9faiienbisfrilnillv,,
tion lit sur 3eit III oeH Vereinisteu
Staaten 10 tpeitperbrei.et, onb niti
nur ieoer Grlpad)ienc, ionbern tpabr.
ideinllh ieoas Gino UeiB, .uarun
es geat:,iiber Menia)en anbercl
@laubens ooer anoerer M5itammunp
feine Discrimination iibcn iollte. 90
aber oie @orte, Die iiber oieien sc,
eenitanb geiagt tuuroen, Sic Guellen
Der Jat nidt erreiden, fabren bielt
Geute fort, sic Wc,tl;ben anoerel
&nlltfarbs, aloeren @!aubcns o0c,
|an6erer Mbitalnnt,rng 5iuiid5uiesen.
'Sogar eeiunoer MeEihenperitanr
permag oieie 2el,ie gum Matigeben
Der listrilninationen niht 81 berc-
|gcn. Die mciiten Grhbelpobner iins
beufalltage nibt ,pciB, ionoern Jar.
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IL fcrienctt BET
Grpleiiet, eetStet

9alifar Canada. Wanlgltsns 13
EerIonen iullrhen getntat uno mebr
uls IL ucrlett in eiHcr Serie boz,
Grploiionrn, Ole I'M Topa! Ganaou
.Narine SaienSeppt itattianoen.
Gielen Wcrgen brnnnte oas sseuer
nod ullO es bclteht 8eiabr bas aud
oas Salpiocpct baron ergrificn sper,
Den fcnnte. Sober Grid ltno 3ipil.
per'oren !ruroen in b.n Gienit ge.
Itellt, iim bie aFlnititns> Eager sll
r1umen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-07-19

Spaniide sSalsngc Wirt babel ant
Hm0er blcibtn

Macrio. 6enpralilimo Sraucp er.
flarte, baB Spanlen ii6 in Sen Tor,
itaOielt 81, ciner NtonorGie beiGno",
in Ser ole vtpeientlifpn grrungen.
Id,aiten llIrer 0etpegurs eornntieri
bleibem."
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T. WcniB Nuntaft nit bem Npli


Gii:eil afaior SScpol, babe ih il,
9eutf6)larc nid)t getroifeu. Sd) bate
ouf elmer 1our ourgb 9eutihlano
gelegenbelt. nit Gusenocn bon Sfii.
oieren Der @silitdrresie:i,rg 81 ipre,
hcn. Mbcr nirgenbpo iano id ieinen
8eaeniplcler, nirgeropo einen Manr
Der nit orr alugbeit, sem geillnoen
Menid)enperitano uno Der inteaigen.
ten Senborigfeit ausaeScid)uet se,
iDeien tpurc. bis iencn Seloen ocs
Ncnans IL Bel for sloano" barat
teriiicrten, Ser fir sic ameritaniid)e
Oeffentlidfeit gum Smlboi oes 81
fi5iers Scr WiiIitirpearnltl,ug &c.
tporben lit Mud) battc fein ipelent
lider Eruocntias ser tei ser Mili
tdrper,Daltlng belfditieten 2eute
bie irJ III 9eutihlanc a,getrnffen
bcbe. alldj nur annGbe:nO init Sapo
10 persleihbare Sprad)fenntniii'
oocr cine Vorihulune, Sic in einen
ireettb4pic uergleidbcren ansmaf
dis 4intacsruro fir oas Geritdnoni:
oes beutidpn Yolfsharafters obel
anr Mnbahm,ng BON @eaiebunaen 81
1elitfhen bGttc oienen ionnen.
ss beitvbt In Der :Dtcfbooe De-
Neaierens naiiirlid) eiu ltnterihie,
in unierer &altlng se9eniibcr oei
TeutfLen, rerglihen nit ser aegcn
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yon Nife Quu;n.
Oversees News Agency

(1er befan,,te MumonlhriititeIIer
unb ariegstorreIponoeht Ser S9iM lit
foebcn aus europa heim9efebrt, ipp
ct Bic lceien r,eun &rieesmnnote. bie
Mieherlaac nnbgeiet,ln9 9cutihlanbs
als Beribteritatter berbrad)tc. Sic1cs
IT Der erite bon 5pei MrtifeIn, Die eli
men VeiamtiibcrbIid iiber feline Ginz
bride p:n Der Sdtigfeit Der alIiierten
Nilttdrrc0ierune in 9cutid,lano ees
benz
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1945-12-14
Our Peerless Leader"

Governor Ford probably after long period of straning
his satemans brain cells find and of improving
the financial school SYSTEM finally
the pepexng problem and announced his mastery solution
this week. state organization the Montana School Boards
Association, at its annual convention.
SALES TAX.
making the announcement of his stupendous mental
achievement he stated that additional school funds
from present remote By that he probably meant
that other possible untouchabe because of their
political power influence the bulk the
be passed on to the little people to carry.
He quoted figures what be accomplished by
sales tax additional citing the of Wash
ngton and California But the figures did disclose the
hardsp by the low income groups those
meet the additional dram OF the sales taxes the ragged
shoes and clothing that had to be days them
because of the sales tax the reduction below the always
too low standard of general living imposed of the
people, by this sales tax which pleasing the wealthy
Governor Ford apparently any
the net income taxes securing funds for
educational system He has given consideration
known to recommending increase the rental
charged grazing lands having
brought loss the school system of approximately $780,
O00 Nor have heard of effort by him
net public utilities banks
foreign landlords the telephone monopoly insurance organ
cations and agents. the freight lines if be,
crease in real and personal property taxes.
The story the daily about the governors
marvellous solution of the financial problems of public
school SYSTEM strangely enough not featured the
that the governors pontfca albeit ifounded
men against the MVA always bazoned with big headlines
the first of the corporations newspa This
obscurely tucked of the inside pages
and this may be considered an indication OF just how the cor
poraton and Governor Ford plan putting his program
statement by Ford PROBABLY intended
the subject that the muludous ooges and paid employees
the Montana Company throughout the
not have to breach the subject cold turkey the voters
And these voters perhaps would have candidate for the
Montana legislature next suggested to them favorable
everything that the Montana Power Company and its a
lated interests desire, including the sales tax.
Obviously, the Montana Power Company the telephone
company the banks and other financial institutions
companies and agents. fear any effort
money by taxes they realize the profits they
poaon of the people of the state make them partcu
larry vulnerable of increased taxation They
know that sales tax be perpetraed-and
perperated the of the people, espe-
cay the low groups will be the principal victims
The declaration of Governor Ford favoring imposition
sales the people of the state
parted company with the majority those who
first elected him He has become the peerless
leader, of the privileged.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1945-12-14
PRESIDENT OF A. r. T.
TO SPEAK IN HELENA

Joseph T. Lands, national presi-
dent of the American Federation of
Teachers and widely known educa-
tor, will speak at the Placer Hotel, in
Helena on December 10 at o'clock
p. m.
Mr. Lands is on leave of absence
from the Collingwood High School in
Cleveland, Ohio where he is a class
room teacher He is on tour of the
country, visiting as many as possible
of the 275 local organizations which
make up the American Federation of
Teachers.
He has been active in teachers I'M
ions for many years, and has had a
wide experience in school finance, and
last year served as a member of the
Commission on Educational Recon-
struction of the A. f. of T., and dur
ing the months of April to June this
year took leave from his position in
Cleveland to promote the cause of fed
eral aid to education in Washington.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1945-12-14
R.F.C. OFFERS
MACHINE TOOLS
FOR SALE

Leon b. Choquette, manager of the
Helena agency, Reconstruction FL
nance corporation, announced today
that hundreds of various types of ma
chine tools and quantities of produc-
ton equipment are being offered for
sale through the Richmond, Virginia
agency of the Reconstruction Finance
corporation.
Included in the offering are ma
chine tools, machine tool attachments,
furnaces, cutting and welding tips,
grinding wheels, and other types of
productio nequipment. Inspection of
the property can be arranged through
the Richmond RFC agency. Sealed
bids will be received until twelve noon,
January 10, 1916, and will be accepted
or rejected within 10 days thereafter.
A special listing of this production
equipment, giving terms of sale and
including bid forms, may be obtained
from the Richmond office of the Re-
construction Finance corporation or
may be seen at any of the other RFC
regional Offices
The Reconstruction Finance corpo-
ration is the agency designated by the
Surplus Property administration for
the disposal of this type of equipment
The Helena agency is located in the
Power Block, Helena, Montana.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1945-12-14
.!hWawHM'
- & AxasA sxa~s

i 1t has become commonplace to
day to read of charges of prejudice
a n discrimination against certain
minority groups in our country It is
therefore, encouraging-at least in the
overcoming of prejudice-to read that
q young Nisei, an American born Jap
anese, who saw sixteen months Of
service in the Burma-India Theatre
had returned home to the United
States to be greeted by his friends
and neighbors in New York City as
one of the heroes of the war in which
all sorts and conditions of men have
lined themselves up on the side of the
right.
Nevertheless, the American born
Japanese, many of them devotedly
loyal to the country where they went
to school and grew to manhood, have
had to face very grave prejudice
against all of them because some in
dividuals-also American born Japa-
nese-placed loyalty to the country
ance to Japan.
Thousands of the loyal young Nisei
volunteered and fought valiantly and
effectively in the American armies.
They are good citizens and now they
come back to enter into the life and
work of this country.
The story of this particular home
coming and greeting indicates that the
Labor unions of the community joined
in the greeting and showed their will
to bring about a unity-that unity and
cooperation between all elements of
the population which is increasingly
important in the maintenance of our
democratic and social life and the fell
lowship of good will.
In the effort to promote better race
relations and the decline of tension
between different races, an Institute
of Race Relations has been established
at the Fiske University under the
auspices of the American Missionary
Society This is certainly an interest
ing and honest project. A negro uni
dispassionate way all of the problems
that contribute to the strain IN racial
relationships today.
The agenda which is studied at this
Institute covers among other things
the needs and problems for full en-
ployment which will give opportun-
titles to the minority groups to work
and earn their living effectively. Lack
of such opportunities, of course, pre-
cipitate all that is most unfortunate
in human nature. Idleness and pow
erty bring about deterioration in the
individuals belonging to minority
groups. Fear of loss of job or COM
petition for the jobs which the whites
now hold breeds in them dislike, pref
udice and selfishness with regard to
those whom they fear as possible COM
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