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The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1950-04-27
''9'1 'oololsEH esD.s 'y
In Crow Eases
Scheduled for Nav

Probate hearings in estates of
deceased Crow Indians will be
held at the Crow Indian agen-
cy, by the examiner of Inheri-
lance on the following dates:
May 8, Julia Greybull-Rides
Horse, Ursula Rides Hores and
Cecilia Mary Rides Horse.
May 9, Irma Louis (AdamS)
Rides Bear, Allen Old Horn and
Howard C. Heckenlively.
May 10, Frederick GeiSdorff,
Hazel Geisdorff, Peter Left
hand and White Arm.
May II, Winfield Goestogether
(Deernose), Daniel James La
forge and Ben Long Ears Cor
Ben Long,.
May IL, Joseph Stewart, Ed
ward Standsoverbull and De-
lores LionshoWs.
May Is, Ralph Saco, Beatrice
Saco and Jennie Smartenemy.
Creditors claims against any
Indian estate should be fully
itemized, giving dates, items
and charges of all purchases or
service rendered, dates and
amounts of all payments on &C
count and the balance unpaid.
Claims should be prepared in
triplicate, verified by affidavit
and filed in triplicate, either
with the agency superintendent
or the examiner of inheritance
on or before the date of the
hearing.
Persons interested in any es-
tate, as creditors or otherwise
are invited to attend the hear
ing.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1950-04-27
Asks Improvement In
Rurul Muil Boxes

The Post Office department
has designated the first week
of May as Rural Mail Box I'm
provement Week, according to
announcement by Acting Post
master Howard Wagner, of the
local post office.
It is especially desirable that
rural mail boxes be maintained
in O. condition that will insure
protection of mail placed there
in, Wagner said. The box and
support should be painted, and
the name of box owner placed
on the box, visible to the car
rier as he approaches.
Boxes in use not of the pres
ent standard type, or which
cannot be properly served by
the carrier from his vehicle
should be replaced at once with
one approved by the Post Of
flee department, the postmas-
ter said.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1950-04-27
Campbell Decorated
By French Republic

Brig. Gen. Thomas D. Camp
bell, nationally known Monta-
ma wheat grower, has
been presented with the medals
of the French legion of honor,
third highest decoration pre-
sented by the French republic,
according to news from Albu-
querque, N. M. .
The medal, which conferred
the rank of commander, was
presented in a Washington re-
ception in the home of Henri
Bonnet, French ambassador to
the United States.
The award recognized Camp
bells services during the war in
France and last year when he
went to the French colonies of
TuniSia, AlgierS and Morocco to
advise them on increased wheat
production.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1950-04-27
Bulldogs Second
In Track Meet

With a total of % is points,
Hardin Bulldogs placed second
in a four-school track meet at
Billings last Friday, April 81.
Billings Broncs were first with
81 3-5 points. Laurel was third
with 10 points, and Columbus
was fourth with 8 is points.
Coach Dyche's Bulldogs rack
up two firsts, one second and
two third places.
Floyd Heitzman, sophomore,
won first place in the 880-yard
run. His time was 2 minutes, II
seconds. Bill Medicine Tail re-
ceived first place in the shot
put, with a distance of As it.
81 in.
Clinton Thompson took sec
ond place in the broad Jump.
Third place winners were
Clinton Thompson, 100-yard
dash; Medicine Tail, discus;
and Art Kunau, broad jump.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1950-04-27
No Opposition Heard
In Retaining Agent

The board of county commits
sionerS held a hearing Tuesday
in regard to the continuation
of a county home demonstration
agent for Big Horn county.
The board heard a number o.
reports from taxpayers from all
over the county. About SO to
rs men and women were pres
ent at the hearing. No opposi-
ton was expressed, and the
group was of the unanimous
opinion that they wanted to
continue services of a home
demonstration agent.
No official action was taken,
but the board went on record
as favoring the continuation of
a home demonstration for the
coming fiscal years
Miss Mcclellan and George
w. Gustafson of the state eX-
tension office we're present.
Msis Clementine Sittel is
home demonstration agent for
Big Horn county.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1950-04-27
Chamber President
Seeks Support
For 3-Point Plan

George Daniels, president of
the Big Horn County Chamber
of Commerce, has set up a
three-point plan essential to
the success of a broad and
worthwhile program of accom-
plishment for the civic better
ment of Big Horn county.
These three points are:
1. Financial support of every
citizen is needed for the Cham
ber's 1850 budget which is con-
sentative and well-planned. The
membership dues have been ma
terially reduced with the hope
of having a 1000 membership
among the business and profess
siona1 people in the county,
thereby raising a sufficient
amount to meet the budget re-
quirementS.
2. The committee members of
the financial drive are urged to
complete their membership con-
facts by May 1. This will en-
able the board of directors to
efficiently allot the monies to
the various projects undertake
en-.
8. It is very essential that
all people in Hardin and the
immediate vicinity contact the
Chamber of Commerce office
and list with the secretary any
housing facilities that may be
made available for use by the
construction company building
the new gas line into Hardin,
and other temporary residents.
The Chamber of Commerce
was successful in inducing these
companies to locate their con-
strution offices in Hardin rath-
er than in some other town in
the vicinity of their work, DAM
els said. This successful under
taking by the Chamber is of
immediate benefit to the bust
ness interests in the communi-
ty.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1950-04-27
Campfire Girls to
Hold MuY PurtY

The Campfire Girls of Hardin
will hold their May party at
the grade school gym tomorrow
afternoon, April %, from 4 to
5 p. m. This party is open to
Campfire Girls only.
The girls will do the square
dances which Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Riley taught them during their
meetings this month. Music will
consist of square dance records,
belonging to the Fl. Custer
Gulf Club.
Refreshments will be served
by the guardians of the Vari-
Gus groups.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1950-04-27
Field Triul Set for
Sunday. April 80

On Sunday, April 80, start
ing at 9 a.. m. the Montana Re-
trievers' club of Billings will
hold the second annual infor-
NAL field trial at the Warren
reservoir southeast of Hardin.
Stakes will be held in puppy,
junior, non-winner and open
all-age classes.
Advance entries indicate that
there will be between 40 and As
dogs from Montana and Wyo-
ming, including at least one
field trial champion.
A series of difficult tests on
both land and water will be gil
ven in full view of all Specta-
tors. The public is cordially in
vited to attend and no charge
is to be made for the event.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1950-04-27
Peter Kiewit Sons
Get Rood Work

Peter KieWit Sons of Sheri-
dan, Wyo., was low bidder for
the work of grading, crawling
and oiling of sos miles of the
Wyola north road on Highway
81 in Big Horn county.
The contract was one of Il
awarded by the state highway
commission at Helena Last
Tuesday.
The Sheridan firms bid on
the project at Wyola was $685.
500. Bids on the project had
been rejected as too high at al
earlier letting of the commits
sion.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1950-04-27
Irnrnunizution Clinic
Conducted dt Crow

DR.. C. S. Mclaughlin medi-
cal director at the Crow Agen-
CIV hospital, conducted an i'm
munization clinic at the Crow
Agency school on April 20.
A total of lat diptheria inn
munizations and 88 smallpox
vaccinations were given.
Betty v. christensen, public
health nurse, assisted with the
clinic. Volunteer workers assist
ing were Mrs. James Milne,
Mrs. Sam Denny, Mrs. Elvin
Davies and Mrs. w. G. Drake.
Read the Classified Ads.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1950-04-27
Smdll-Pox Diphtheria
~Immunizdtions Given

At an immunization clinic for
the Hardin grade school on Ap-
ril 10, GA smallpox vaccinations
and 1873 diptheria immuniza-'
tionS were given.
DR.. R. o. Yeats, M. D., local
health officer, was assisted by
Betty Christ tt ansen, public
health nurse, in directing the
clinic.
Also assisting at the clinic
were Mrs. Frank Highbaugh, r.
NJ, Mrs. Richard Mielke, R. N,
Mrs. T. l.. Dehnert and Mrs.
James Milne.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1950-04-27
Demonstration of
Farm Machinery
Set for May IS

At a meeting of the Soil
Conservation Service and Agri-
cultural committee of the Cham
Der of Commerce, together with
the implement dealers of Big
Horn county, it was decided to
change the date of the Field
Tillage day from May 6 to May
IS, beginning at $50 a. m.
The demonstration will be
held on the Wally Warren farm
located three miles east of
Hardin across the Little Horn
river just off Sarpy road. Signs
will mark the route.
Implement dealers of Big
Horn county, indicate they will
show a total of eleven differ
ent stubble mulching imple-
ments. Each tool will be given
a small plot to work on and
with the aid of a public address
system the dealer will be Civ
en- an opportunity to briefly eX-
plain the merits of his machine
after which the machine will
be worked for approximately
200 feet. The demonstration
then progresses to the next
plot and so on until all have
had an opportunity to demon
strate.
Following the lunch to be
served at noon, the Tractor
Jockey contest will be- held.
This affair is the first of this
nature to be held in this part
of the state, and promises to
be highly entertaining as we'll
as educational in the field of
skillfull and safe tractor opera
tions.
Four separate events will be
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The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1950-04-27
Test Well Stdked
In Hdrdin Field

location for a 5,O00-foot test,
Of the western edge of the
Hardin gas field in Big Horn
co1,ntv has been staked by. H.
7 Grove. in his No. l Snyder
Peed Sc Sc NV 23-1S-32. 81.
The well is of interest, not
oniv because of its proximity to
the gas field, but also because
of the shows of gas ana OIL
found at varying depths by 9TH
or wells drilled In the same gen.
eral area.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1950-04-27
lodge Grass VIII
Sell City Property

The town of Lodge Grass is
advertising for bids this week
for the sale of two lots and the
towns former fire hall.
Excepted from the bids is the
town jail which will be retain
ed in town ownership.
The bids will be opened at 8
p. m. Monday, May IS.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1950-04-27
DRIVING EXAMINATIONS

Max Blakesley, examiner, Bill
lings district No. 4, Montana
Highway Patrol, will conduct
driver examinations at the
community room of the court
house in Hardin Wednesday
and Thursday, May 8 and 4.
Hours are 9 a. m. to 5 p. m.
each day.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1950-04-27
E~vongelists To Be
At Local Church

A youth revival team of the
Open Bible Institute of Des
Moines, Iowa, will appear at the
local church of the Open Bible
next Sunday, April 80, at II a.
M. the Rev. C. w. Hart, pastor
has announced.
The team consists of the Rev.
and Mrs. Louis Prock, Ralph
Johnson, La Won German and
Charles King. The service will
consist of music and inspira-
tional preaching, the pastor
said.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1950-04-27
WEEKS WEATHER

Recorded by Holly Sugar cor
poration, Hardin, for week end
ing S p. m, Wednesday, April
26.
Maximum temperature: 70 de-
grees, April 81.
Minimum temperature: 10 de-
grees, April rs. :
Precipitation for the week:
OF inches.
Precipitation for the year to
date: 1872 inches.
Shop In Hardin!
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1950-04-27
RippHng
of the Rivers

Last week we got a look at
the Tribune-Herald from an
angle which isn't often avail
able. to us. Instead of writing
the news about somebody else,
we had an opportunity to have
an item of news, written by
somebody else, partly about us.
We think this is a good time
to make no comment, except
that it was a decided change
from the regular routine.
We do want to comment,
though, on the way the Tri-
bune-Herald staff took care OF
our part of the job while we
were unable to show up. They
sailed through the emergency
with nary a hitch, which
pleases us immensely, although
leaving us with a slight "uH-
necessary" feeling.
Also appreciated were the
many inquiries of friends and
well wishes for our speedy re-
covery from the effects OF the
airplane accident.
Some weeks are dull from a
standpoint of exciting news, but
we didn't go out last Thursday
with the idea of creating a
fresh news story.
A candidate for the Commu-
mist party was undergoing an
Ora1 examination.
"Comrade," he was asked,
what would you do if you were
left two million rubleS?"
81 would give one million to
the party and keep the other
million for myself" he an
swered.
Every good, and if you had
two houSeS?"
"T'd give one to the party and
keep the other myself"
Excellent. Now tell me what
you would do if you had two
pairs of trouSers?"
There was a long pause, and
then the candidate said, Com
rade, I don't know"
why not?"
"Well, you see, I have two
pairs of trousers"
Boy Scouts enjoyed a field
day last Saturday when they
took in $239 in fines while
running the affairs of the city
of Hardin for nine hours.
Scout policemen SWarmed all
over the town during the day
and the traffice tickets flew
thick and fast, mostly for min
or offenSeS. Few citizens got
through the day without a fine
and many, we understand, re-
gistered several times.
In addition to contributing to
the Scouts fund for national
jamboree, the operation was
educational for the Scouts, but
we wonder if they shouldn't
have been a bit more lenient in
some cases.
We heard of instances where
the policemen" were a little
overly strict, and it may be re-
membered by some If the
Scouts have a similar drive in
the future.
Grand OPERA place where
the tenor gets stabbed in the
back and, instead of bleeding,
he sings.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1950-04-27

Shop In Hardin!
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-02-23

UZSIMOKEK! /!

Pereita vasara j Maskva bu-
vo pakviesti ceku atletai. Jiems
buvo Quotas specialus lektuvas
tai kelionei, apgyvendinti buvo
geriausiame Maskvos viesbutyje,
vaisino juos ikra ir ir kitokiais
skanumynais, o komunistine
spauda visame pasaulyje issi-
eyre tomis vaisemis. Ir cekai
buvo patenkinti, didziavosi taip
graziai priimti.
Bet dabar ju nosys istyso !.
Gavo is Maskvos saskaita uz
atletq vaises. Cana didele ir dar
su pastaba, kad il turi butt
apmoketa -. Americas dole
|riais!
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-02-23
y MUSU kALBA s
Redaguoja
Pranas> Skardzius

lis ta) terra tik artimi tarpu-
saviniai kreipiniai ir todel sa-
vo laiku nebuvo pradeti vartoti
tituliniais bendros prasmes 70
dziais.
Kad pirmykste pono reiksme
galejo taip didziai pakiteti, nera
nieko nepaprasta. Pvz. anglu
Lord, kiles is sen. anglu h a :
ford "duonos kepalo prevail
da, duonos ponas", dabar yra
igaves "viespaties, savininko,
valdytojo, zmonos vyro" reiks-
me; siuo zodziu taip pat yra va
dinamas ir Augstuju Rumu ma
rvs; pig. Lords Praye r
"Viespaties NADIA (Teve musq' !,
L ord Mayor "vyriausias bur-
mistras" ir KIT. Arba stai vel
mars las, kiles is sen. vo-
kieciu augstaiciu m a "a h :
sea lc 'arklininkas, akliu seri-
kas", dabar reiskia augsta ka-
RIM laipsni, pvz. Prancuzijos
'marsalas Petainas, TSRS
arsalas Vorosilovas ir KIT.
Iusiskis v e sp a t S, is pradzios
buves tik vi s es, t. y. kiemo,
kaimo valdovas, ilgainiui yra pa
Writes "valdovu, galiunu, didi-
ku, ponu".
7 Bet ilgainiui p o n a S, Wis dau-
iau isigaledamas v i e sp a t i e s
vietoje, Siam pastarajam bepa-
liko tik susiaurinta "valdovo ar
ba galiuno" reiksme, pvz. V e s
p a IT'S Dievas, pasaulio vi s.
p a ci al (valdovai, galiunai ir
KIT. Taigi dabar CANA keista at
rodytQ,, jei- kas panoretu tituli-
.nio pono vietoje vartoti sena-
j vies pa ii, pvz. vies pa t S
'austas Kirsa, vi espatie mo-
kytojau, v els p at e profeso-
riau ir tt.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-02-23

Daugiau kaip per pusamzi mil-
su tautinis ir kulturinis gyveni-
mas nebuvo pilnas, tobulas. Nors
ankstyvesnieji lietuviai ateiviai
stengesi sukurti cia savo kultu-
rini gyvenima - kulturine Lie.
tuva laisvoje Amerikoje, orga-
nizuodami draugijas, parapijas
ir laikrascius, bet tikslo nepa-
sieke, kulturines Lietuvos Anne
rikoje nesukure.
Kokios to nepasisekimo prize
zastys? Atsakydamas j 81 klau-
sima pareiskiu:
~ Ankstyvesnieji lietuviai
ateiviai neturejo tos rlsies spe-
cialistu bel inteligentijos;
p Jie rupinosi Lietuvos poll
tiniais ir kulturiniais reikalais,
butent: iskovojimu lietuviskai
|spaudai laisves ir Lietuvai nepri-
klausomybes.
Stems tikslams pasvente savo
visas isgales, maziau besirupino
savo kulturiniais reikalais Anne
rikoje
Ligi buvo iskovota spaudai
laisve, Lietuvai nepriklausomy-
be, daug' musu ankstyvesniuju
ideally lietuviu kulturininkq is
mire, kiti paseno, o jaunima
apeme nutautejimo banga. Sian
dien daugelis Amerikos lietuviu
j musu tautinio ir kulturinio gy-
venimo ateiti ziuri beviltiskai,
mes mato, kad is visu musu kul-
turiniu draugiju, veikusiu ir be-
sirupinusiu tautines kulturos
reikalais, Amerikoje tepaliko
tiktai Tsvynes Myletoju Drau-
gija, per pusamzi dirbusi kul-
turin darba, bet TMD zymiai
susilpnejusi, daug jos skyriu SUI
silikvidavo.
Dabar pavergtos Lietuvos
Lietuvos lietuviai ir is, tevynes
| j platuji pasauli istremti lietu.
vial, ziuri j Amerika, tarsi.
antraja Lietuva, saukiasi musv
pagalbos. Jie nezino, kad musu
amerikine Lietuva silpna, bal
gia savo gyvenimo laikotarpj
Amerikoje. Stai kur gludi mil
SUI iseivijos kulturinio gyvenimc
Amerikoje tragedija.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-02-23

lenku pan, o Sis savo kehu yra
isriedejes is dar senesnes lyties
zupan "apygardos, srities val
dovas'', kuris SUI priesaga IAN
yra sudarytas is zupa "apygar-
da, sritis''. salia zupan senovi-
neje lenku kalboje dar buvo ir
zupani, is kurios buvo paskolin-
ia lietuviu ziupone, MAJ. Lietu-
vol net ligi siu dienu islikusi.
Slavu zupan, daznai vartojamas,
ilgainiui buvo per zpan, Span
sutrumpintas j pan, visai pana-
siai, kaip pvz. rusu gosudar' bu-
vo veliau sutrumpintas j sudar'
musu tavo mylista j tamysta,
tamsta ir tt. IS pradzios ponas,
paskolintas is slavu pan, zymejo
augstesnio luomo zmogu, dvaro
savininka. Ilgainiui ponu buvo
pradetas vadinti kiekvienas bal
tarankis, sunkaus darbo nedir-
bas, turtingas zmogus. Todel
suprantama, kad senesnes kar-
tos lietuviai, prizes kelias desim-
tis metu isvyke is Lietuvos,
prisimena tik sios reiksmes po-
ma ir juo laiko kiekviena, kuris
yra ne is kaimo kiles ir graziai,
turtingai gyvena. Bet velyves-
niais desimtmeciais, ypac nepri-
klausomybes laikais, pono reiks-
me dar toliau kitejo: juo ilgai-
niui buvo pradeta vadinti tai,
kas yra anglu mi s er, pran-
cuzQ m on S eur, gi vokieciu
Herr, ir tue budu su laiku is
pono "dvarininko, turtuolio" at
atsirado paprastas, tik manda-
gumo zymimasis, zodis ponas
mister monsieur, Herr. Tai
lengvaii galejo pasidaryti del to,
kad, mes Siam reikalui neturejo-
me jokio kito tinkamo zodzio !:
JUS ar Tamsta (is tavo my
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-02-23
'V'v'iSi ! 'treTntinius gaudo

q Tai fizine, 'intelektuale, nau-
jakrauje gyvybe, senstanciai
Amerikos lietuyiu pirmesniajai
kartai papildoma, medziaga.
Visi ju nori. Didziuliai musu
susivienijimai, ideologines orga-
nizacijos, baznycios, kuopos, cho-
raj, pinigais turtingi klubai; ka-
talikai, tautininkai, sandarieciai,
socialistai ir komunistai - visi
kviecia: ateikite ir junkites prie
musu, JUS NUNS reikalingi.
Taip kalba tie, kurie, bddami
sotus, alkanu gyvenimo nepazis-
ia. Eikime prie tikroves ir pa
zvelkime giliau dalyka: ar nau-
jakuriai gall visa tai isteseti ?
Isirasyti j bet kokia organiza-
cija ar draugija, sakysim, ligos
ar mirties atveju apsidraudimo,
kur reikia pastoviai moketi me-
nesines buckles, jei nenori nu-
stoti zadamos naudos, gall tik
toks asmuo, kuris turi kick pa
stovesni uzsiemima, kasdiedini
gerai apmokama darba.
Neturint tu gyvenimo butinu-
mu, skubus prisirasymas prie
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-02-23
KIAULE, KURI RYJA
SAVO VAIKUS

Oar Prancuzijos revoliucijos
metu buvo isitikinta; kad re-
voliucija yra "kiaule, kuri ryja
savo vaikus". Rusijos komunis-
tine revoliucija ta jau daug kar-
tu patvirtino. Panasiai dabar
dedasi ir kitose salyse, kur isl
galejo komunistai. Stai Bulgari-
joje is trylikos politbiuro ir is
AT komunistu partijos centrinio
komiteto. nariu jau trylika yra
arba keistu budu mire, arba is
tremti, arba sedi kalejime.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-02-23

bet kokios forganizacijos, kuri
eikalauja reguliariai moketi ina-
sus, prisirasiusiam sudaro grei-
ciau nuostolio, negu gero, jeigu
neistesi pastoviai noketi. Tx
pastoviai isigyvenus biznyje,
profesijoje ar isidirbus darbe,
asmuo gall imtis nuolatio moke-
jimo ir. atsakomybes.
Naujakuriai gerai supranta
.ir vertina visus pasiulymus. Jie
noretu visur prisirasyti, bet eko-
nominis nepajegumas dauguma
ju dar sulaiko ir sulaikys ilga
laika. 4
Naujakuriai dirba CANA sun
kius, nesvarius ir mazai apmo-
kamus darbus. Vidutine nauja-
kurio savaitine alga paprastai
ne didesne kaip 27 dol. Gerai,
ieigu viengungis, bet vedusiam
SUI Selma susidaro sunki profile
ma. Tokiais atvejais ir moterys
turf dirbti, jei tik gauna darbo.
Labai mazas nuosimtis uzdir-
ba kick daugiau; kiti yra palike
net visai be darbo ir yra rim
tai susirupine rytojum -.
Komunistai tokens snabzda
] aust -. ar ne tiesa mes jums
sakeme, ragindami grizti "te-
vyne" -. JUS ten butumet nau-
dingi zmones ir sau> ir darbinin-
kq krastui -. Mes galime jums
parupinti isvaziavima dabar, jei
norite, o jei ne = dekites prie
musq cionai :. sustiprinkit Sic
krasto progresyviu jegas, ku'
rios dirba visais budais, kad pa.
keistu ,kapitalistine sio krastt
sistema -. diktatura, kuri uz
tikrins jums visiems bedarbiam!
nuolatini uzsiemina =. Taip il
panasiai kuzda setono vaika
naujakuriams j aust.
i Kaip matosi, naujakuriai bu
tq naudingi visiems, jeigu til
JUGS galetu prie saves prisi
traukti, naudinga butu ir pa
items naujakuriams. Maza dali
7ju prisides skubiau, bet daugu
!, ma paliks ilgesni laika beige ku
rial organizacijai priklausyti
tulas nuosimtis ju zus visai be
: kokiai organizacijai juos pr
traukti. Kodel tada misq lietu