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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-29
Buffalo Soccer Team
To Play Germans

The German-U United Soccer Club
has made home and home agree
ment with the Buffalo German
A. c. to play a game here to-
morrow coration Day. at
Mack Park and on Independence
Day at Buffalo. The Buffalo team
is the same one that caused
Chrysler a great deal of trouble
when they played the quarter
final National Amateur Cup game
there.
In New York state the Germans
are recognized as the oldest and
one Of the best They won the
Buffalo 1nter-City League title
from 1934-3S and in 1887 and '3S
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-29
Great Lakes Captain,
TO, Scores First Ace

Capt. Robert c. Pringle's talk
is not of the sea these days. The
76-year-old owner of Great
Lakes barge line is enthusiastically
telling of that golf round of 81
he made this week at the st.
Clair Golf and Country Club.
Not only was il his best score
but il included a hole-in-one on
the seventh. a 150-yard affair, and
two brides. Captain Pringle was
playing with his son. Capt. j. B.
Pringle. Dave Meaden of Cleve-
land and Capt. Eric B. Miller.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-29

put it This way in the Tiger dugout be-
fore yesterdays game:
Cleveland II the team Ia beat,
and the Tigers are as good or bet
ter than the White SOx, Yankees
or Red SOx. II some OF us fellows
Che was speaking of Rudy York,
Pinky Higgins and himselD get to
hitting right and Buck (Buck New
SOM hits his stride, We might be-
come very troublesome"
In all of which such astute Tigers
as Del Baker. Birdie Tebbetts and Bruce
Campbell agree, now that the depression
over the loss Of Hank Greenberg seems
to be wearing off. Much of the new
cheer in the ranks Of the Tigers has
been occasioned by the brilliant play
Of frankie Croucher at shortstop, the
Corsica and Harold Newhouser. the all
Mulln and the hitting of Bruce Camp
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-29
FeIIer's Doing All Right

the he is going, is quite conceivable that
Feler will win 80 games this yea-proydng the Tigers
do get they last when they dunked
little the ash barrel five times in eight He's
with the Tigers thus far this but
only by squeezes.
Teller had quite time whipping Johnny Corsica in the
DetroCleveand battle of 94 eight hits to six hits.
the second meeting Rowe held the Indians to five hits
against Tiger blows off Teller only have Robbie grab off
a 2 to l decison
Thus far this Teller has captured nine against
defeats pretty fair country fair start He has beaten
every club but the White ST. Louis whipped him
squared that setback the other day when he struck
10 of the Brownies.
IJereeE e orsb lcaCu cord
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-29
Official Approval

A resolution was passed by the
Rhode Island state Senate con-
graduating the Holy Cross Col
lege baseball team on its victory
over Providence College this
season.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-29
Sport Calendar
TOMORROW

AUTO MISUNDERSTANDING race,
indianapolis Speedway. In
dianapolis, Ind, II a. IN. de-
trOit time).
BASEBALL - Double header,
Detroit VS.. st. Louis. Briggs
Stadium, first game 1880 p. m.
Wayne University W. Hills
dale. Mich. University Of
Michigan vs.. Northwestern T..
at Evanston, Ill.
HORSE RACING-Gol. Fred
erick NJ. Alger Handicap,
State Fair Grounds track,
2:30 p. m.
YACHTING-AnnuaI ID. Y. G.
Memorial Day regatta, Belle
Isle, 1880 a. IN.
SOCCER-German United vs..
Buffalo IN. W German AC,
Mack Park, Fairview at Mack,
3 p. m.
WRESTLING-MaIn event. Bert
Rubi es. X. o. Ramos, Dear
bOfu hIFhhs osoV ". III.
SATURDAY
BASEBALL-DetrOit VS. Bos-
ton, Briggs Stadium, $3.50 p. m.
University OF Michigan vs..
Michigan State at East Lam
sing, 3 p. IN.
HORSE RACING-Belle Isle
Handicap, State Fair Grounds
track, $3.50 p. m.
TENNIS-Michigan State vs..
Kalamazoo College at East
Lansing. Wayne University
vs.. Western State Teachers at
Kalamazoo.
TRACK-Michigan A. A. L..
track and field meet at
Ypsilanti.
SUNDAY
DISQUALIFICATION ~. BOs-
ton, Briggs Stadium, 3 p. m.
Amateur games at all local
playfields.
T0Z0---N.. y. lA.-games at Ever
green Field. Northwestern
highway and Elght-Mlle road,
8 p. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-29

they were state finalIsts. They
have also been quarter-fnalists in
the National Amateur the past
four years.
In preliminary game the
junior or B teams of each club
will meet. The first game will
start at i o'clock with the feature
contest slated for p. m.
RIEFAIO a. q GERMAN INITEn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-29

aMLoH acdonsu
SPORTS EDITOR
viii Tigers and indians Charley Gehrneer Says
Fight II Out Again II Gould Be With Just
for A. [. Pennont2 q Few Ifs
BARTELL TAKES BLAST AT TELLER

Will the Tigers and Indians again fight out for the league
champonsh-o running unnecessary temperature
Deros three victories the league leaders,
If are, then in celebrated company
Charley Gehrnger thinks the stirring duel OF last Sepem
Der might be repeated this The veteran second baseman
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-29
TRIBE USES THREE

Harder hurled but five frames
for the Indians, during which time
the Tigers picked up five runs on
seven hits. Harry Eisenstat re-
placed Harder in the sixth but
ran into trouble in the seventh and
in turn was relieve by Joe
Heving.
With Higgins on third, Heving
committed a balk to donate one
run to the Tigers cause. This
incident caused violent protest on
the part of a half-dozen Indians
who surroun e d Umpire Bill
Grieve, and time was delayed 10
minutes while the angry visitors
debated with the umpires, all OF
which augmentation did no good.
The balk ruling stood, as every
body suspected it would.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-29
Merchants League

strand ms. 10 EgEders
Sanders q. Cunningham 4
Y. NJ. G q. ~. Macabbess IS.
ID. ]. Hesly 20. Old yimsrs g.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-29

Michigan athletes have chance
TO cop Big Ten crowns in base
ball and tennis over weekend.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-29
AT CHARLES TOWN

"All-American" field of 80
drivers qualities for Indianapolis
5OO-mile Memorial Day auto
race.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-29
Games behind leader.
nrntrr =.

ToDAY's GAMES
Boston 81 New York.
Cincinnati AZ St Louis.
Only games scheduled.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-29

something and they show considerable of improvement
in the Cleveland pitching he joined Cleveland.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-29

fine pitching Of Johnny Corsica and Harold NeWhouse The all
Pat Mun and the hitting OF Bruce Camp
Radcf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-29


Th!d Rsee-Baltee.
AT BELMONT PARK
Weather, cloudy; track, muddy.
Fist Race Lovely Morn.
Third Race-Ruth's Girl, Boot High.
Port Melody.
'l'h Race - Mintson. Breeze, Sun
Raoe-Msydlg. Night Alarm,
~ pace Young County.
Eighth Raee-Bright Gray. Yawi.
At SUFFOLK DOWNS
weather. cloudy: track sloppy
First Race-Ke mpy, Griffin HIS.
College Widow. All Heels
Second Race--Bettie Nux
seventh Race Flosilda Night Chase.
stepscola. Chsrmette. Puinay.
At BEULAH PARK
Weather, clear: track, fast.
Second Race-Bialla.
Eifth Race-Lady All
Sixth Race Bindy.
Eighth Race-Miss Guinea
AT LINCOLN FIELDS
weather. cloudy: track, fast
FIRST Race-Chanting, Annette T.,
Second Race-Inscogert, Lady TnfIni,y.
Mesella, Swoosh, Valgina Host Bolute
Third Race-Deepdene, Dorothy d. X.
Fifth Raee-vsldina Paul. Brass
Tower. Britus. PAR King.
Eighth Rsce-Beau Do. Jewelry, Weeks,
Extended. Tiger Teddy.
Ninth Race (substitute)-Declared off.
AT CHARLES TOWN
Weather, clear: track. fast
First Race-Miss Rippon, Pup Tent.
Citton,s Dawn'. Dart Spin. Terry May.
April Wave.
Second Race Romney Royal. way Out.
Rowing Eye, Black MIL vallic. Nancrs
Best
Third Rsce-Col Scott. Webbing. Dun
port, Expected Belle. Precious Time. Ju-
meus.
Fourth Race-Mr Jim. Reich Tet.
rarch, Whatoflt. Man At Arms. Aster
Lady Petit Fours
Fifh Rsce-vantryH, Barograph.
Miss Warning
Sixth Race--Ida Time Angry Waters
Bob's Pass Ripping Ray, Rolling Crown.
Nitanot.
Seventh Race Russell Niece
Eighth RRce-~Chief Cherokee. Balkv
Fox, Last scamp, Cautious Bo. Kal Min,
Exhort
Ninth Race (mbstituteD- Declared on
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-29
MACK ALSO HOMERS

CampbelPs circuit drive yester-
day, his seventh of the season, was
hit into the lower deck of the left
field bleachers, lusty clout for a
left-handed hitter. 1t was hit off
Mel Harder and came with Rudy
York on base.
Ray Mack exploded homer for
the Indians, his fourth of the year.
Paul Dizzy Trout pitched well
enough for the six and two-thirds
innings he was on the mound, but
his mates gave him atrocious sup
port. They made four errors be-
hind him, and three out of five
tallies off him were unearned. But
Dir dished up home run pitch to
Mack with two of his pals aboard,
and it was feared that lapse might
be the start of headache. Fire.
man AL Benton was rushed to the
hill to squelch the blaze. He did.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-29
Campbell's Batting Gives
TIGERS 3 i'm a Row With Indians
BY LEO MACDONALD

Bruce Campbell would probably
like to have all of the Tiger games
played against the Indians, his old
teammates.
He batted home the winning
runs in both of the recent Tiger
victories in Cleveland, and yester-
day, with his third home run in
two days, played a leading role in
Detroit's third straight win over
the league leaders.
Yesterdays score was 8 TO 5.
In the three contests, Campbell
totaled six hits in II official trips
TO the plate for an average of 500
on the nose. Moreover. four of the
half dozen safeties were for extra
bases-the three homers plus a
couple of doubles and a single.
giving the veteran outfielder a
grand total of II bases. Which,
of course. is nothing TO sneeze at
or about.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-29
Probable Pitchers
BY international News Service
TODAY
-WAN - ENfs

Boston at New York Posedel vs. Car
penier
Cincinnsti AT 81. Louis-vander Nicer or
Thompson vs.. NJ. Cooper.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
New York at Washington Russo vs.
Sundra
Phnadelphia at Boston-Kno,t vs.. Dob
son
Cleveland at DETRoIT-Bagby or Teller
VS. BRIDGES
ST. Louis at Chicago-caster vs.. Diet
rich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-29

lOllA = IA MIS-
Cleveland a. DETROIT.
ST Louis az Chicago
New York a. Washington.
Philadelphia At Boston
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-29
Scratches
AT BFLMONT PARK

AT DETROIT
Weather, cloudy; track. fast.
Thi!d Race--Baltee.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-29
At Suffolk DOWNS

We9tner cloudy; track sloppy
First Rack m Ply. Griffin Hills
College Widow, All Heels.
Second Race-Bettie Nux
seventh Race Flosilda. Night Chase.
stepscola. Chsrmette. Puinay.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-05-05
Oxford School
Finals Begin

Oxford Nav 5.-"Wha1, The Use
of Peino Gondo" wa the subject OF
the ~ermon last night in the Oxford
PRESBYTERIAN Church bv Dr, !. N.
Thomas Of the Union Theological
Seminary IN openlng the Joint com
men.empnt exercises of the Oyflr I'd
Ordinance HIGH School and the OK
lord Hon School.
NarsbaIls from the oxford Or
Dhanaee High School were Madeline
Summerlin. chief: Ruth Avdt. Elend-
AZ. Cr,oDnn NI9roare+ Tu,,oa, vii
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-05-05
TRAFFIC DEATH

Hillsboro, May 5.-Mrs. Ida Berry,
about IS, resident of Berry's Grove
in Orange County, was injured fatal
y at 9:2O o'clock last night when
struck by an automobile driven by
the Rev. Hal Williams, Negro min
ister of Winston-Salem. Mrs, Berry
was struck as she attempted to cross
Highway 70, about six miles west Of
Hillsboro, with her husband.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-05-05
Games Tuesday \ight)
PIEDNON.

WmSton-SuIem at Richmond
Portsmouth IT CnarI tie.
Durnam at Greensboro.
A-.eE..-t 1T Norfolk.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-05-05
NOTICE OF TRt STEE'S SALE.

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Nazad Cetvrt Stoleca.

bi Sc nasi Jugoslaveni' upozorili,
da Sc ne zure kuci."
Drug z. Z. il Akron, O.,prlmlo
je pismo cd druga 3. NJ. IL kraJa
kome poslednji veil:
"kad ovo pismo procitas, ma
pusti svaku pomisao starom
kraiu, jer je ovde hrdjavo. Sku-
poca ie jake velika, da prosto rad
nix cd ME ne moze da zivi. Posao
Sc teSko dobije. kad Sc dobl]e,
plata je Cd osam do dvanaest TO-
rinti, a kila hleba pet forinti, XII
la masti 20 f., kila mesa Is FORM
ii. kola drva 500 f., voz slame 200
f.. par opanaka $50 do 200 f., par
cipela 500 f.
Drug /. r. dobio je pismo cd
druga NJ. X. il Rozdanika, Slavo-
Mia. u kome sc opisuje tamosnll
pokret ovako:
"Oprosti, sto nisam ranije otpl-
sac. Cekao sam, da Sc odrzi nasa
prva skupstina Novskoj /. We
lace. Ma istoj je govorio drug
NJ M. iz Pakrsca, te drug L. IL
Banove Jaruge i jedan drug IL
Ustice. Ma skupstini Sc najvise
govorilo O tome, sto mi socijalistl-
komunisti mislimo 0 rijesenJu pl-
tania o zemlji. Skupstina je Ia
kliucena u najvecem redu. Ma is.
toj je probate so primeraka bru'
Sure "Boljseviki boljsevizam"
To je rasprodato "a jedan minut
Prodalo bi in sc 500, sano da il
ie bilo. U swim ovim selma wise
Novske osnovane su organizacije
! u samoi Bretasi ina vec 80 ella
nova. Po swim okolnim mestim;
narod Sc je poceo interesovati."
Drug p. L. il Detroit, Mich
dobio je pismo cd B. O., gde $
veil:
"Jsram je - jaram: svapsk
iii srpski. Obadva su jednaka
Skupoca je toliko velika, da s
media ziveti. Merica zita 500 kruns
kukuruza - 800 k, zobi - 800 X
i iecma - 800 k, krompira - SO
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cemo dati ma referendum ono, sto
clanstvo zahteva.
Ma osnovu ova diva nacela, ia
tvrdim, da sama konstitucija ap-
solutno porice, da mi moramo,
kao stvar duznosti, slati izvesnu
stvar iii owe stavke ma referen-
dunn, - konstitucija koja izrazi-
to veil, kako Sc referendum ina
obavljati da on ina doci TEX kao
posledica zahteva clanstva. Dru-
go, ia tvrdim, da usvajanje gle
dista, da Sc ovo mora apsolutno
staviti ma referendum, znaci prav-
ljenje karikature cd referen-
duuma, podvrgavajuci poslednjem
sve svasta, dokle je ona stavka
u skladu sa nacelom iskustva ci-
vilizovanog coveka, koji predvi
dja, da Sc ma referendum moze
stavljati i resavati samo izvesna
konkretna stvar. A ako clanstvo
zahteva referendum, niko cd me-
ne nece lei dalje i brze tome zah
tevu u susret. Ali jedna je stvaI
imati referendum, ciju je potre-
bu civilizacija ukazala; jedna je
stvar imati referendum, kakav
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-06-19

C. 3. IL Milwaukee, Wis, veil Sc:
-"Ja sam citao diva lista tvoja,
pa mi ie milo. da Sc siri ona po-
litika, koju sam ia takodjer po-
veo 1918, poSto sam bio suzanI-
stvu Rusiji. Dragi brate, ova
stranka, koju ia i ii drzimo, jako
ie strogo zabranjena kod mas,
posto ide protiv kapitalizma i Ia
kozvane burzoaziie. Mi bjedni pro-
leteri moramo da sutimo Il nasol
novoi drzavi. posto su na vladl
takozvnai 'demokrati', koji gleda-
iu kao i u bivSoj drzavi. Mama no.
vine kazu, da smo prize bill Il tr-
govackoj drz&vi, a sada, Cd kako
postoii nasa nova Jugoslavija, da
smo pod demokratskim nacelima.
Ali to su samo SUPPLE fraze. Dra-
gi brate, kad dobijes oval list, reel
svoiim drugovima, neka sc cvrsto
pridrzavaju te stranke, koje sc II
pridrzavas. Tia stranka vremenom
mora izvoistiti svoje pravo."
Drug D. B. IL Bridgeport, Conn,
poslao nam je sledeti odlomak IL
pisma. koje je PRIMO IL kraja:
"Sad ie ovde dosao mas komsi-
ia il Philadelphia, pa kaze, da su
tri meseca putovali, te posto je
on bio slabunjav, to Sc razbolec
i nakon par dana umro; govorio
ie pre- no sto je umro, da Sc ziN
ne moze nakajati, sto Sc krenuc
il Amerike. 5000 je potrosio, dol
ie kuei dosao, $1,000 ie predat
ma posti, jer Sc bojao da ga ne b
ma putu okrali, i tai novac 10:
nije stigao, te Sc "a njegovu sara
nu morale pozajmiti. Etc, vidis
to je cista istina. l ako Sc kuc
budes nakanio, pszi ma ovo: Ov
de los u soldaciju idu. Koliko i
niih doslo il Amerike, pa sad slu
+! ze II Albaniji! Ovde sc pronos'
svakoiaki glasovi tome, da ma
Sc podanike teraju il Amerike
onda in ne pustaju natrag u Anne
riku. Smatrao sam "a korisno, d
| ii ovim stvarima pisem, kak
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cd sluzi krvi necistoce, kojom
je posuto, dokle drugi konstitu-
cionalisti nastoje da to dete bace
u pomijaru, a ocuvaju krv, sluz i
prljavstinu, kojom je rodJeno.
To je razlika. | ia mislim, da Je
doista smesno videti Jude, ko]i
stole osudjeni pred ovom konven-
ciiom, da su, svrgavanjem pos
tavljanjem cinovnika, gazili ustav;
ljude, koji nisu davali stvari ma
referendum, koji su i kada su cd
njih cd cls.nstva trazene; lJude,
koii su suspendovali lokale, ]er
Sc nisu hteli pokoriti ljudima, koJl
su sc syrstavali tim elementima,
mislim, da je doista smesno
yideti te ljude, kako izlaze pred
konvenciju, metaniSu pred refe-
rendumom salamuju kotovuJu
clanstvu, iii Sc deru kao sumanu-
ii dervisi: "Referendum!" Ne,
dole S takom komedijom! MI smo
ovde deca civilizacije dvadeseto-
ga stoleca. Mi ne dopustamo, de
Sc iedno veliko nacelo prometne
Il komicnu farsu, ostrica nJego-
va okrene protiv samoga MEGA.
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ustav izrazito predvidja; a dru-
ga ie stvar, davati ma referen-
dunn ono, sto ne spada u delo-
krug referenduma; ciniti to kao
stvar postenja, dokle u stvari 20
znaci najvece nepostenje, jer Sc
time unistava nacelo, koje Sc ma
lazi u ovoj stavci koje priznaje
cinjenicu da Sc ne moze ma sta j
svasta stavljati ma referendum
ma kome i svakome.
Zavrsna rec moja odnosno owe
tacke parlamentarnosti jeste:
Nasa organizacija, mas ustav r
rodjen u teskim porodjajnim bo-
lovima proslogodisnje konvenci-
je. On je rodjen tako, kako Sc svi
mi radjamo: krvav, sluzav, ne
cist. Nj smo Sc podelili u ovoj
konvenciji ma diva logora, cd ko-
jih Sc oba smatraju konstitu-
ionalistima. Radi argumenta Gu
dozvoliti, da su oba iskrena, a i
verujem, da su oba iskrena. L.
medju njih je ova razlika: Jedan
logor drzi, da je ono, sto je rodje-
no, dete oval logor nastoji da
spase to dete, da ga ocisti, obrise
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Kroz Partiju i Federaciju.


odrzao je pozdravni govor, pos
le govora izvrsena je kolekcija.
Cist prihod sa ovog az ka $
njenog" piknika iznosi $500. A
da ie bilo lepo vreme, te svi po-
setioci dosli ma vreme, a pored
toga, koliko bi in doslo, koji ni-
su zbog kise dosli, koliki bi prI-
hod bio? Ma ovo pitanje neka od-
govori drugi njihov piknik.
Primili smo pismo Cd druga ?.
Cotica, blagajnika Ograpka Det-
roit, kome pise njihovom u
zem pikniku, koga su odrzali ma
8. juna ma farmi druga Petrovi-
ca, iednog cd nash uzor simpa-
ticara. Drug Cotic pise da su j.
mali dobru posetu da su sc sv;
dobro proveli, a "a svoju blagaj-
nu su napravili preko $1,000.
Ako in vreme posluzi "a njihova
diva iduca piknika, pise drug Co.
tic, tada bi mogli bez brige doce-
kati konvenciju. Naredni piknik
su odredili "a l3. julia, "a koji
vec po odavno rade, jer to ce i'm
biti jedan Cd "najgolemijih' pix
nika na kome oCekuju i mnoge
goste sa strane. Ne bi bilo lepo
da budu iznenadjeni. Dakle, ve-
liki piknik 13. jula Il Detroit,
Mich.
Prinili smo pismo cd druga ?.
Bogdana, organizatora Ogranka
Lackawanna-e, koji nam pise is
hodu njihova piknika, koga su
odrzali proSle nedelje. Evo sta
drug Bogdan pise:
"Ukratko ii zelim dostaviti is
hod naseg juGerasnjeg piknika.
Posetu smo imali dobru. Materi-
jalni prihod je iznad naSeg oce-
kivanja. koliko &c tist prihod BIZ
ii JOS "a sada ne znaGn, jer nismo
JOS sklopili r&cune, ali sigurni
smo da &c biti preko S165. Dakle,
| mi smo svi radosni naSim US
pesn:m piknikon, sigurni smo
da ce wanna oya vest biti prijat-
ma.
I; "Ranije sam te iZvestio, da &c
prihod sa jucerasnjeg naseg pix
nika biti prikljuten konvenciiskom
fondu nase Federacije. Ovakav o.
dusevljavajuci uspeh d&ce nam
jos wise potstreka da ovako pro-
duzimo "a konvenciiski fond, te
prema tome, mas Ogranak &c Vi
Sc doneti ma iducu konvenciju,
nego. sto je doneo na pr0slu kon-
venciju. Ia ovo imamo jos wise
cd diva meseca.'
| mi Sc odusevljavamo sa tako
uspesnim lakavanskim piknikom,
tako &c Sc oduSevl javati svi os-
tall naSi~ clanovi simpaticari,
kada budu Gitali gornje redove. l
niie cudo Sto drag Bogdan oCeku-
ie da &c njihov Ogranak wise od-
nett ma konvenciju, nego sto je
doneo ma proslu naSu konvenciju.
| A sudeci po uspeSnim piknlclma
| ostal;h nasih Ogranaka, svi &C
| naSi Ogranci owe godine doprinc-
ii wise "a konvenciiski fond, ne
go prosle godine. Ma proSloj ma
| sol konvenciji sakupili smo "a
diva partiiska oTgana - Radnlcku
| Borbu i Weekly People, - preko
pet hiliada dolara. dok owe godi-
ne trebamo preko Sest hiljada ca
: sakupimo. Ovo nije nemoguce,
samo ako Sc svojski odano pre-
: damo tome poslu.
Ogr&nak Lackawanna je prvi,
: koji obecaie da ce owe godine MEN
. konvencijski fond b;ti veci cd
: prosle godine. A sta ma ovo kazu
naSi ostali Ogranci? Drug Cotit
} kaze, samo neka in posluzi lepo
l vreme "a niihove druge piknike,
pa nece voditi brigu konvencij-
2 skom fondu. Ovo je isto toliko,
: kao kad bi rekao: mas konvencij-
: ski fond owe godine bice veci cd
i proslogodisnjeg.
e ottawa je serbia pikn:ka. koll
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-06-19

Dole donosimo pisma, koia smo. pos
redom nasih tadasnjih tlanova SIM
paticara. primili IL JugosIaviie nazad
81 codine. Ia pisma su danas istoril-
ski dokumenti Ona nam govorc Jasno
kakva bese Jugoslaviia i kada hcse
mlada
L iednom Sc pismu kaze da su i'm
tamo JOS govorili da zive pod "demo-
kratskim naCelima.' - "Ali to su samo
suplie fraze' To isto mi rekosmo pre-
nego sto 50 rodi propala Jugoslavila,
la sn svi lepi govori buducoj Jueo-
slaviii "surlje fraze. -
Druoo pismo veil kako Sn hradivo
prosli oni radnici koii su IL owe zem-
lie tamo posli. veruiuti zagovaratima
.Iugoslaviic. pisac veil da je pismo
napisao "kako bi Sc nasi 'lugoslave-
nj upozorili da Sc ne zure kuci.'
Nj smo rekli nazad tctvrt stoleca ia
CO .Iugoslaviia biti burzoaska drzava
da &c IL Moi radnik hrdjavo protl.
/ zbog toga sto ie ona n a bur
zoaska zemlja tamo su radnici prota-
zili gore nego u krupnoi kapitallstc-
koi zemlii, kao sto radnik prolazi mr.
djavije II sitnoi proizvodnii nego kada
radi IL modernoi industrii.
Trece pismo govori velikol sku-
poci sto znaci da su tamo radnici III
veil vrlo inferno, a pisac poslednleg
pisma je saznao, "Jaram ie = jaram
svapski iii srpski.' on govori We
likoj skupoci.
Neka nam sada gospoda koja "pla'
cu' "a propalom Jugoslaviiom, doka
zu sa njihovim dokumcntarnim cinje
| nicama da je ia zeml.ia ikada bia
| prava maika sinovima rada. Oni t(
| nece nikada moci dokazati, jer propa
la Jugoslaviia bese ljuta mateha rad
! nicima i ostalom siromaSnom radnon
narodu to cd nienog po { G a dc
tragicnog ioi svrsetka
Ova psma druga koia smo tih 60
dina dobivali IL Jugoslavijc, obeloda
Mill smo i'll pod rubrikom "Narnic
IL .Jugoslaviie,' koja ovog slucaia po
lcinje ovako:
VARNICE II JUGOSLAVIJE.