The Daily Worker Newspaper, October 12, 1933, Page 4

ran it Carrying Out the Open Letter | Lette Our Read | _ Letters from Our Readers | SouthSlav Bureau Plans Shop ORGANIZING RELIEF WORKERS and shifts | Work on Basis of Open er Bronx, N.Y. ,; Membe' and information - : a | Again our Daily Worker 10 E. 17th St.,| N Sh i * | t influence and power moray cy head D@Dts Pile Up in egro arecropper Saves our Men Cut to Other Language BureausShould Use Resolution || | ( f Mai =~ With Nelehbors’ Hel 0 Cotton (i as Model in Planning Activities | r m Cro U eu Ors e ne on Lorton Gin | large part of the Emerge: Re= h has| anary 0 al e p 4 & Pp) The resolution adopted by the to work out concrete plans of work Workers th B as workers to | es . South Slavic Buro of the Communist | fofthe fractions in all clubs, and to | Mey eee se kes {| By a Worker Correspondent 4 By RALPH GARRETTE. By 2 Worker Correspondent. —_| Barty on the Open Letter is an ap-| select in each town what lodges of | iffan official to whom the men suf- uch more} ANSON, Me—In Aroostook, the| SIMPSONVILLE, S. C.—A Negro sharecropper of Greensville County | OXFORD. Miss“The N. R. A. 1S) nication of tie Open Letter to the| tk Croation Fraternal Union, Ser- feriiz means not a thing Sie if every |Sranary of Maine, they raise tons} was told to leave his crop. This Negro has 18 acres in cotton and two Bean ae Shish fonmbeke worked work among the South Siavic work-|bian National Federation and Slov- ° fi ayr. Ward was made a bi and every and tons of potatoes, grain and hay.) acres in corn, A man came and told him he had to move this cropper, and | 2+ tune four men apiece at $1.50 a|€tS, Who, the resolution points out, herman National Benefit Society to ta | the New York City Relief / iS its f |A lot of the farmers told me that | another worker near him went to Greenville and got a lawyer. So the land- | Gay are now operating with one man | 4te “in the main located in the most | concentrate on. ; oe all of oh el | | trfiion, given the pow z |almost every farm is mortgaged for jorg was ordered to court, and this Negro cropper and other tenant farmers | at $1 0 day. important districts that the Party is] it is not possible to concentrate on | | tr nd he used his BY GETTING | it is worth, ane in & lot of cases put up such a fight that the land CREO ED OR My sister-in-law, who had been ooncentrating on; namely. steel, inin-| all lodges.) ae ie | ° s |taxes have not been paid f b up § t - y sister-in-law, who ha 2 ” A He erost ees - - | three vente ot been paid for one tol ed was forced to sign a guaran-|groes is something keeping them | laid off at Lowenstein’s, in Memphis, i gta kie att pager BE atc tea pe ata a hitseae bea i Hane toad eens te y 7 New York: prom what I can lear, the woolen |tee to pay this sharecropper and {from standing up for their rights. ie Se ee eae hat damental short-coming of the Buro|-signed to each club to work upon, || | norte Rees iat: Mir. eats My : you to have | ini in this town got the best code|this family $2.40 a day from now|The Negro croppers and tenant a sha ite cei in “underestimating and neglecting|'The Party fraction in the club is to |) | gly has Had’ some tr nted so that lin the United States. Hours were|until January 1 or give him half|farmers have made good crops and | Ul 3 the main task of the Party—shop|be in constant touch with the Party ecneferrel i canter job. J this meth- | reduced from 54 to 40 and the wages |the crop. The landlord agreed to|the landlords are doing everything work.” However, the resolution itself }/unit or union group in that factory } doubt my tind tt helping our | Were not reduced, aes some Sey say the money. ‘ _ |they. can to terrorize them and | shows weaknessess. The chief being}in:order to actually help them or- A rker is responsible apers print |they were increase he paper mill|" ‘The terror used against ‘the Ne-|get them to leave. their crops. the fact that it does not analyze the] ganize the workers in that factory. it y advertisements and ask the [here has not gone on the code, and WwW ORKERS corisl and political conditions pre-|.. The fraction 1s to find all the sub- \ > if Relief Workers uid ders to patronize these firms, | it looks Ike a cu yi RE: yailing among the South Slavic) scribers to “Radnik” who work in ‘ ‘ e had eager : 1 | whicl am sure most of us do. | =z ‘6 ) masses that it fails to analyze the| the factories, in the first Lar in ) a " hay But hese firms t k > . | d N Ch ll A work and the agencies built up by the concentration factories, to be used ( ee about it a eee ak \Overall P r l C @ Ss | Pro ucers ews a en es G the fascists and the social fascists|‘as important contacts in carrying out § hav 5 oP eR | irae nT BTS Pet J | among the South Slavic masses. The| concentration tasks. To every mem- he ea te ae £9 ier cas a Ms eee, Ce ae . a | eft’ Press to Aid ‘Dail be 5 nian resolution dismisses this important] ber of the club a few workers in the rae 4 eS CE cote ng in ov Tess. 4 The Starvation Army question by merely stating that the|concentration shops are to be given, y; 4 eo ‘ort pres Rise While Plant! y mae Fe af te a ata Why does not the Party in- Bee x . | | aa ESSIeEie a ‘ South Slavic Buro must strain all its|-whom he is to get into the club and “[- Aig tat . yne Coward Shoe | | prENTY ni ~ Epstet Farkas 80 By a Worker Correspondent ‘ th kers from} bscribers to our. paper. sare ee ate building) Cuts Workers’ Pay tot ‘of the “Producers” News," vole gern 13! ethos. 100) MINNESROUIS: es ies tha cetornaists soblal arrest and| ‘The fraction ds to es regularly : rh igh pairs of shoes. : at .] |of the revolutionary farmers, chal- | Sieman 15 migila oo! employed Council Me amis preaailan. other agents of capitalism, and bring| before every meeting of the club, pre- j to the salesman about their ate ae jlenges all revolutionary newspapers} Stein ae jon, the Salvation tt sag formed a| them into the revolutionary move-|ipate the report on work in the shop, j the Freih and told him By a Farmer Correspondent to compete with him in supporting | collected ty stein | Morgan ee They struck ag lds eT hones med | ment.” But in order to do so it is|especially on the activities of the j nid like to see the manager.| LURAY, Va.—The overall factory} the Daily Worker drive. Phameage ‘ig. Unimous st] Betotd oe He ices Lies had five | important to tell the workers about| workers in the concentration shop, and explained him that the |here is paying a few the minimum| “Enclosed find $2 as my contribu- pe ‘49 Malament to| Army call Bande er oKs the picket | the activities and organizations of| and on the basis of the political dis- | nee we readers have in our| Wage, but has set the piece require-| tion to the Daily Worker. In addi-| m. ater 15 ee BY nee arrested, a these enemies of the working class| cussion check-up to see whether the i leads us to buy from firms | Ment $0 that’ the:most of them are) tion. T pledge to send in #2) more) coleta’ br 90! Anderson 23| "Then they elected a committee to| 5° that they may know why and how| members of the club have carried ] Hie tee their nro, | Worse off. Some of them earn from | every month. If you have some sort psa ersba 25; Segal aT? f these men to combat them. out, the assigned tasks. ] and stores the tise their pro- | 55" go cents a day. Apple pickers|of pledge card send me one,” writes| Zaps? 33! Levine “19 go demand the re etesnaw of the|. THe concrete plan of work adapted|...On the basis of these reports, dis- | { in our press. He was verY|get 10 cents an hour and board! Comrade M. Lerner. Gurevitz 38 Season er from Seer ata oat a him, but| 2Y the South Slavic Buro shows that | cussion and check-up, reports are to impressed ie said ee a themselves. Most of these men have! ae ance ee workers Eraxets 2 conastea by . SES alaaete Minea the pita it correctly understood the meaning|’be sent to the National Buro in Chi- 8 . le oing to report this to the ad-jlarge famil: in the office and editorial staffs of} sinye 50 Pukoff of the Open Letter as regards to con- {cago and to “Radnik,” so that a cam- | Hi Gipprevared. The Parts g department and encour-| me girls are now working in apple | Ye" one of our revolutionary news- Tabsott geese capes and under police provtittes,| centration. We give here the pian] paign can be carried on through the ul help the workers to do more advertisin; thelr: be papers to follow his example. “I ad~| Rifkind 4 j | of concentration work of the South} press. in REDLEAF. * the Freiheit and Daily Worker Senet pay coe ot eed quit dress this challenge to the workers | Wisner 2) Fane “38| So two women were chosen to confer) ©). i-" Buro which can serve: as a] In each club a press committee is fulditor’s Note: We ‘a he ean see that it bears fruit. {not go to school until Christmas, | Finnish and other language papers | cottecied by Solomon 1st 4018 with Captain eta ine Ghy| Suide for many other language buros. Pto'be selected that will urge the mem- xSP Sditor’s Note: e he can see 's * s tH Chris S. ticularly. sich 00} Symp. .86| cussion al ‘ 2 oi ‘ Soa onth, | Parti iy. ‘Aarondov 3. Ms South Slavic Buro will con-| bers of the club to send corres} i- ig@@ich the Unemploye : i osliers | ae yaad saa ig Fore reescnh to @ month) "Yours for a successful drive.” etd 18 aie Caries Abe ee ote eo oem ances ot inbate its attention on. the .faur| Bace trom ‘he factories ts “Renal” fem. 17th St, and thet Sake of comrades that | Work # meee M. LERNER. | fiovr 20 Collected by Katz” |coming down there with the com-) - ontration districts of the Patty; |.This committee is to give all prac- + m Tr e firms. Why not} Women working in canning fac- Crane . Abba Stepanotf .as| mittee of the Unemployed Council. ey a s 7, 2, Bomisow 1,00 r se i. e., Pittsburgh, Chicago, Cleveland,| tical help to these comrades, also T aoe Re VO em know about it, especially | tories 10 hours make from ee NEW YORK—Unit 5, Section 1,| Kogen 1.00 pos vonnigi el 1.00; They told Cane Ae a atte and Detroit. ‘check up on the correspondence. ady formed their ov rger r d encourage |to $1.25 a day on piece work ani that thé i of th y | Zaregsky aso. Conseted by and deman at Salley put butte: i S ‘ 3 © > 2 larger ones and encourage ey are proud of the new s K. Maki ‘The Buro proposes that our South |'Wiren possible, the articles should be e ht such ¢ s y ily « Bernard BC 5 i ae ake ttle to place more often and oaks ee, a berg ete Worker. “We are proud of the| woitson 10M. Nelleon — .s9/0n the table ie oe ee “ Slavic Party fraction during the next |‘read before the committee before be~ a Mee one ‘Aption spacious ads in our Daily | the windows you can’t see igh | six-page Daily, and congratulate the| Moslow 8b, ohechets Me Te Lrg ae cut and hustie | SIX months make the following gains| ing sent in for publication. t vides cer and other daily news-| sei : oy ey entire ee on the tremendous Prog- loncaa Bellas | Saul 135 Sea oer iM from the concentration points in the| To each Party member in the club Bache ot ai, aD Overalls that cost the merc! han . ress made in the last few weeks.’ Collected by M. Paul 28 Sa . oe steel industry ore or more members of the club are ar , “dy |per dozen are now costing $9: work | Unit No. 5 organized two teams with | “pecee | Dench 3s ‘gy CNtee Tiundned ateal’ workers to¥ A k ti any jobs in REDPHOBIA ee ee captains reporting every week on the| Pollice 15 | Maliver 28 IT’S A SWEET LIFE be recruited to the Clubs, |‘wirpose of bringing them into the and Brookivr 3 : | 3 Ff erase $0, S¥man 50 , i 2 eine lt tanta, Ga: The ©. ©. ©: boys, I hear, are told | progress made, ‘They challenge Unit} AP... 19 Ok 33; By a Worker Correspondent “b) One hundred steel workers in| Party. Preference is to be given, of a ee Atlanta, Ga.|to deaden all hickory trees. These! 6 to raise more money, with the con- she - ter Ne There is already a wave of red-|trecs give all the dependable winter | dition that the losing unit give a | 10! PHILADELPHIA, Pa.—The Frank ; fete ste (eeaen, POEs Ore ete pea, Corer and strives {0 shobia starting down here. Last|food for squirrels. Gum trees are| three-month sub to comrades raising 05 | 10,G. Shattuck Co. opened a Schrafft} | “c) Six hundred new subscribers to/ tration. shops. pp ae the. polis were d also deadened, black walnuts and| the most money in the winning uni 3a] {o|store bere recently, thelr, first, in the) the | “Rednik” ‘trom: “antong” steel Signe Coxreeenniense job committees to fight |™ eek, the police were cae ae < oan barrier we om fen y i unit.| Raphect ‘05 one 35 city of “Brotherly Injunctions.” workers. The District South Slavic Buros rievances and for such |@n appropriation for the purchase esas and turkeys;. in-fact. all | Total: Received "Tuesday ‘ieee ae jo Johnson Waitresses were hired for the| “The concentration points on steel| ate to take steps to organize groups xf machine guns to cutb Commu- | birds abe: fond \of, gum’ berries. The | Previously Recorded 6177.81 | Blichstone 15, A. Maki ‘munificent sum of 18 cents an hour.| in Disirict 8 (Chicago) are: a) Chi-| of "workers correspondents in every nist activities here hollow trees furnish dens for the ‘ : —| Markowitz oy) Ee °° Not content with this slavery salary | cago, Illinois; b) Gary, Indiana; c) | important factory town, especially in ; -| C6 atulations on the new D.|squirrels, coons and possums, Rc ES pro spermato 10 collected by Jacobs | “the company” puts them in at, the| Indiana Harbor, Indiana. the concentration points, and to see | W. In Mike Gold, Dr. Luttinger, ae se Bees 2st er ooken aoe i. Miller too,candy counter, where the standard| “Concentration points in District | to it that regular correspondence is _ 2 Lens and Newhouse you now have| weite t» the Dally Worker about Stub, Haverhill 6.08 | 1. Fried | Collected by Singer | 100'rate is supposed to pay 24 cents an} 6, Cleveland: a) ey Eteel ang payee a feniars to ee paper | union rates\in cash atline pest “colyumists” th aa e 3 | Finnish Wers. | Liebman -23| NRA Demon. 1.90} 0 hour, due to the fact that the girls} American Wire, Cleveland; b) United | on’ the activities of workers, con- i each working wee i 3 alle a aoe ; fia aticce: every event of interest to workers| Federation 170.00; ae be < 10 cols by Kraus 3) behind the counter do not add to| Alloy Stecl, Canton, Ohio; c) Republic | ditions, struggles, etc. These groups | 5S. rite eee se yout We| Which occurs in your factory, trade gr sa5| Kaufman 25 | collected by Collected by jtheir wages with tips.’ Regularly,| Steel and Sheet and Tube, Youngs-|.are to be given every practical as- | J) = Sani ane one a and try | Union, workers’ organization or lo-| © Garo, Boston 1.00 | : Been - pale 50 Ps ay ‘every day, girls are put behind the| town, Ohio; and in Campbell, Ohio; |.sistance and care, giving to the com- se Ol 'y 3 : re a4 +15] Collected by Stone Blegel ‘Jo.candy, thus losing their chance of |) Tin Plate, Farrell, Pa. rade full recognition as performing Ke eons By pate eo py anit ae ASE Ee Es Rar eta oanke be csttectea by = Dobroviee tol adding to their earnings. “Concentration points in District 5,)an important Party work when they —A. V. : ont) J Melnick .25| " Glassover Harrison -20| There is a ruling that to get her| Pittsburgh: a) Pittsburgh, b) Mc-|write for their paper from the shops, # :>y eee es Lat De SSnbaee 9. 198 |. Relody | es 20 full 18 cents per a girl must not be|Keesport, c) Embridge, d) Rankin|....Attention is paid in the resolution | Lage 100, Fried poy Pee ace ad Ra! Broder {0 off the floor for a moment. If she| 2nd Braddock, Pa.” to the work of the left wing of the 8 Oo. H. 50, Collected by Paul as rsvael -23 does go off, there goes her 18 cents The South Slavic Buro then pro-| Croation Fraternal Union. fe rheun Le oom os’ Sere 4 bs a bs land the hour becomes something|cceds to assign the comrades who| The resolution correctly points out " anater 08 : very oe y responsible for the | that “this plan was worked out espe- A Friend .15| Flatch ‘10| Workers ‘to, Levine .19| that never happened. Well, every| are personally responsible t S ‘ S. Fein 1.00} Anon. 10! ~-Hected by Stone | Slipanort .25|girl at Schraffts loses two hours.| concentration districts, and instructs [tially for the concentration districts. f H. Sidney 2 Fl ‘Wexler : -50| Kapust Aa -10/Here’s how it’s done. When she| the District South Slavic Buros in| This, however, in no way means that ease BE ad al setae uae © -32) comes in she is sent off the floor for| the concentration districts to work|the work inthe non-concentration “Newburgh 3.00| Powasts 10! Kaslofe Beckle ten minutes. Pop goes one hour off | out-and give assignments to comrades | districts will be neglected or that the R. Puehs 5.00) Zielinski Ol} Radin oe her pay. Later, before her time for| Who are to be responsible to the Buro| comrades there are exempt from the g By HELEN LUKE ieee eh ee ae iisppney the day is up, she is sent off again.| for the carrying out of the dezisions.| task of shop concentration. On the fo : List 55887 Giebler ‘oa! ‘turevitz Aptekar And there goes another hour. The| The resolution of the Soutin Slavic | contrary, the Open Letter applies in a all working class women is the fact that two women |(1an You Make ‘Em! ™ “preithols 50 Brown 04 collected by Ban- Me ean cana, |most threadbare excuse suffices, up| Buro also pays attention to the meth- full force to all districts and the Na- th t contributed to the success of the Stratosphere 2 Race: oe" Rohan em see inl Total Graal S024) to the office, etc., for the girls ave|ods of work in carrying out the con-| ttonal Buro will be ‘responsible for {te te in lact Saturday's “Daily” contained the fol- Yourself? ae 100 Critected by i amcal a Dist. No, 2. | |t0 much in need of the work to do| centration plan which is the plan for |.the:roncentration in the districts. The an Isvine mont, as mode by the men who ascended in Stratostat “U. 8. eas pena tee pe PS A Anon. ex Mershell, Balt. 1.00 anything abcut it. sore neg six ee ers paneeies, cconsensee ten, in the cae re: mucccodcd ecletidie os Gall - ‘ The pretty coll 7 t tg] O- Yousnetke agen Brody 10 _— ie aa ere are some of the instructions | Districts named must serve as a help : s Hee ant foe pees wes ae Backtad cacaeias aye ot this nest ae Biav "una Mat 10.00| Wagher Se Oana Sree Tonle eae ao PINCHED FOR THE NEA Pee article Deas On Boas Said enenias be neroeins the Work de played by the formula for a rubber- | Dinner able dress. We thing it would look & Se 2.00) Fucclarone 7. Wendrax 25 DIST. No.6 = | By a Worker Corre eondent All South Slavic District Buros are! inal districts of the Party. M ized material produced by two young Breaded ee oe asad Sauce Mis pear in plete ae wool crepe Sich 5 are ined rich A es 7 No. 37306, ‘Akron. a need eomune. Grree, eae aise IN .. Soviet women neers.” ashe ota h satin collar and cuffs to match.} ukrainian Soc., Singer 2.00) el; fo. , Akron 1.00 is is notify you that can- i 2, 4 if romen | Buttered Brussels Sprouts Hempstead | 10.00 Collected by J. | Prllnsky qe Pee DS 5.09/20! Sell any more “Daily Workers” oe carett lena | Coffee Pen é Hammer Gelfend 1.00 | Anon. 2) 94. Jakutin 9° for some time, due to the fact that | cit shocolate Cake and Frut | "9 names Reine 28) DL tawren ““|T have been arrested last Thursday 1 k e Chocolate Cake and Fruit Salad List 58093 9 na’ ‘ Collected he | 7: Lawrence, | A 3) y 1 been And now that that’s over, I can 3.41 G. Cohen 25) A. Mrnttet yen! | Pledge 100 evening for criticizing an N. R. A. 1 ene ss “ milk toast | in, Para fi te e are ee EE a B. eee 125, Pothtine 9) D Ee al SO: er etiaatte ik a hte ae ebuttered tcsst in a dish gar | from wemen complaining that . Hayy: 4 | J. Racaw oS 49 | ore Sia eel ne bu ssmen, appeal~ ¢2iand warm milk over ji. A good dish | women are not clacs conscious! Some Pig a) Pe el 3 ea ee nog ne to peek punport the N. R.A. ni nee they aie of Sir of = eee ae au to a Mi. Tepper “30 coltected by Unit | Pama 3.00 pears ee 2 a Soy Oe Sone a ~ i 8h lec pocoannt, up custards; in i, SO sha ave to condense | im < 20 ,Sec. 15 Lith, rs. 1 se as | <i were baked yesterday them or make extracts. Here is one: ‘Ww. Kelley 06) sg. MM Friend 53! Anon. 50] Br. 55 1.60 said about the workers slaving on Hf I only could know with what} “Our Home Column seems very We mirsh ef see iso) peeeeee SSromen” *"y5.99| these public sewer works for twenty ue ind ends of food I have left] empty; it shows how few class-con- Sehmall 10) col ‘ z Russ'an Mut “|eents an hour, and treat them wors MMMM erait fox exch of peanut but-| scious’ women there are. atia1t Me Secrarber 23 bei esti logue “A aso] than dogs, endangering their livesby| BY PAUL LUTTINGER, M.D, te magic spell of logical truth. We a os 1 2y iy tent to caw | the} “ie 52080 . i oskaseie peter rol tae sar an: RED, ae ps siving nh ANSWERS TO QUTSTIONS ereowriting you privately. oe ae class struggle, There D. Kopp | Schoenfeld 05 ten Tog! rit 2-74 1.00 $Y “move; WHen —<ney. As 7 ot We Fo s5me lam) f or two, ar sands in the C. P. who | Weiss “19 Greenstein 25 catlectea by 8 e-tected by blast. Js Humor Necessary? eee vee nee ler ane PR = <a half steli: o' \h patience enough to teach | foe te Pee 10) Waxman Hane ‘The bosses here terrorize the work-| A Rea‘er—We believe that an Oc-|'sithics, we do not know of any phy- of ©; In case there is roast jamb left from to be class conscious, too. | aA 05| ““Goldbere. bbe B| Dezout jers to death and use no precaution | csicnal humorous twist to an answer | sician’ who would give his services thi ‘yesterday, I would suggest that it| Of course, many wives are hard to M. Schirts 10]. ‘Young Waimea °23| Anon. for the workers’ lives. I am here from | makes it more interesting to read and| free to individuals. We should like fe © be used for lunch, as a meat salad,| convince that Communism is the only See ee. tp) ema 10| Joseph si eater Erie, Pa., about 40 days ago and they | you seem to be one in 500 who does| to hear from one willing to do so ‘Tr | or-as a creamed meat over fresh bak-| path to take to insure all workers a Parlew 105} Letkowita 8 tas hte by Pokorny gave me a foreman’s job, but when | Not appreciate it. Are you an hypo-| one without “strings” to his propo- f01 — ing powder biscuits. For salad, cut in| living. A man must gradually get Mrs. Gillen 10! Gtistein “to ‘cheer 1.00 | Farorki they discovered through stool-pigeons| chondriac? There is no natural oF] sition, bs a “pieces and mix with chopped ceiery,| his wife or sweetheart into the move~ Se ae ose 10) Collected br | HN 4a ig I was watching the interests of | federal law which prescribes Hat #S os 8 6 fine-cut sweet peppers and onion, | ment, first to open meetings or dem- ist 82026, I. Zasloft 30 “Jg| the workers, they changed my job | medical information should be written |’ Cheating thi at and dressing; serve on lettuce. onstrations. ‘Sussman, | Pegmen, ‘3 10 Oa: ce spe it 1°\from foreman to common worker | in a monotonous and funereal style. | dng’ the Stork cer For creamed meat, combine with} He can “mind” the children, too, — a Collected by F. Goodin .80 | Total Oct. 19 63.62/and treated me like a dog, regard-| As to sarcasm, we only employ it to $ Be eRe shave also heard the git cooked potatoes and celery or pep-|so as to take her away from the PTR as serves | eats Collected by R. Total to date 243.65/ less of my ability and experience, | chastise the quack, the “wise guy,” |{alty tale about quinine una ergot; DE pers, and make a white sauce over| household drudgery. Under this rot- Pe aa | ete ao] een Ada et *- 7, 45! after being ten years “sewer con-| and the stool pigeon who is trying to| but, the stork is as wary as he is bO them. If there are no left-overs, I| ten capitalism, life is miserable .. , ‘80] Schnieder 10] Bapotekey 1.00) Finnish Wars. "| tractor.” trap us into making compromising Res fee ee and he refuses to swallow €@) “would suggest cottage cheese or pea-| but when both are in the struggle, 10) Nelshtat | 10| Lebowitz “t0] _ Society 14.18| Now I am lucky if they let me| statements. Sincere comrades do not +, HE eed bird knows ‘nut butter sandwiches with swect| fighting the bourgeoisie together, oo oe 10) Soumanien Wirrs, °7| ork. I am proud to work, as I| fear our shafts. spt a ctenwe frigate ct Hs e pe. | is . - br : 10] P 2 o workers, e |) Depending on what is cheapest on| teresting. You want to live and hope sree haat mnt oe, ty, | Somzade “10| Sec. 1. Unit 11 .38)and I will do greater sacrifices to| Matt B.—The doctors who tell you ge societies ue bathroot re Reet riaiinn para pede cae ea for pe ea ne we will say a org a5| alte J vaanie * i Unit ry a pea change the world from a suf-| that your little son, who is an incom-|him. On those rare soelanae eae pth reen E .U.A. and not U.S.A. . Sapo! 25) os61 ; 7 00} fer i 5 EG aegire at al the: ties | arta ak tee ees mete: an Rosenbere | 10) Kerehin Gotlectea by | See’, Unit 4, T dunght sad" wis c jeimmer tor| Derr alter do act Enow whet laiehe nies “ine feathered "ytsed Gand chop it fine. Fry chopped onion|. . . it is a greet feeling to have a Shafran, Seer itil 351 ee, Se eicit 14 83) the rich in the World War, but now]| they are talking about or are trying] Was probably absent, having been and a le c Opp ed meat until done. real comrade by your side, afraid of Felshin 20) Polish Pietro “10 ‘Unit & x5|I will fight for the right to live and| to prevent you from losing hope. delayed on his Periodic flight. If you } Season, mix well with the chopped| nothing and facing the daily trials Schnelder, | Ullman Mariett! as . 3, Unit 312 the abolition of capitalism. Th is a for such cases, espe-| had sent us your address, i vegetable and refill shells. Put slices| with you. Then the wife stops nag- Priverd 8 jnlp Pavre 28 | Bae Ualy + z Rails ater they have not learned to|have. told you all this ravi veler can Beene onion es tomatoes on top and | ging the husband for not finding a hist 49078 as, Collected by wt by sense Bd fercaeeagchn a Cer aera — | speak, at the age.of nine years, . We| mote. . ¢ in moderate oven. job, and blames, not him, but this bach | Horn | Ragno Tia! Bee. 8, aftair ¥.7g) Total to date 94.10) Leviton 7 i . * 3 Natali y ist. sy: ‘ Kormel, loa | i r ' i are sorry for you, comrade, ’ “pensive, I would suggest a cheaper,|en the Revolution could never have Wertke, Wexler .20/ Collected oy | Coltentes: Hy bh a, n oon ‘s. us Presiex 2.50 Bienen Syd B. Teeeitngme Ala.—Dr. au K—The duration of your: dis, “ehunky cut cf lean veal, which can| been successful, Our women should \aeterann a. cont eeeare 10) E. Bern [Cetin g¢0 ——— Helzer Sacinivs' bier’ holdw goed in NeW eaS8 depends on your diet. 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