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surprising number even think that entrance into the war may be necessary and that 1t would be better to get 1t over soon rather than drag 1t out indefln- itely. But they ar ec0nfused by the failure of the President to chart the course.
 Also they distrust all the coYi- flicting information they get from Washington.
 For instance, they remember that Roosevelt announced in the most categoric terms that the destroyer Greer was attacked first by g Nazl submarine. But later, they know, Secretary of Navy Knox sent report to the Senate that a British airplane first attacked the Nazi U-boat, and that the Greer actually was bearing down on the Sub- marine when It turned back and fired.
 So when the Kearny is tor pedoed, the average MidWesterner is skeptical as to what really hap pened.
 NAVY CENSORSHIP
 Again, the average Main streeter had no idea that the U. s. Navy was putting guns on Panama's ships until a couple of them were sunk and Panama objected to the guns. Most Midwesterners didn't care very much If U. s. guns were on Panama ships, and a lot approved. But they would like to have known about 1t in advance, instead of having It leak out by accident.
 Result is that they now wonder what else has been going on that they don't know about.
 Also the Navy's censorship has given rise to a lot of wild rumors about shooting matches on the high seas, plus far more sus- picion than is justified about see cret international moves made by the White House.
 RESULT-the biggest complaint you hear in the Midwest is: 'If the President would only tell us what he's doing! We're not children! We know we have to heIp Russia even if the COmmun- ists don't believe In religion. But why does the President have to make such queer announcement about the Russians bringing back religion? Is he trying to fool us?"
 That's about what it boils down to. Folks in that part of the country feel they are out of knee- brooches. They don't get much kick out of sleight-of-hand in these serious times. And while they don want war, they might be willing to go to war if they were led, not blindfold, but with their eyes open.
 FDR'S LOGGING DETAILS
 Almost one year ago, shortly after Roosevelt was reelected for a third term, Russell Leffingwell, partner of the mighty house of J. P. Morgan, called at the White House. Roosevelt and Leffing- well have been on the opposite sices of many lights, but despite that they enjoy an old friendship eating back to the days of Wood- row wilson when FDR was assist ant secretary of the navy and Lef- singwell was under secretary of the treasury.
 So Lefsu:gwell volunteered to his old friend this frank piece of advice:
 "You have two big jobs. MT. President. One is to be Presi- dent, the other to lead the na~ tion. And as ! look back on it, that was the one great thing Woodrow Wilson forget. That was why he lost the country after the war;"
 "EGe got snaFled up In the de- tails of administration and foF- got the broader problem of lead- orship. And that was why HeF- bert Hoover never could ligt up the country and ted C on the read ont of the depression. Ne set baxgea down with ae-
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 and Answers

YOUR QUESTIONS ANSWERED
 The Waterbury Democrat's Ser vice Bureau win answer for yok free, any question of fact or an- formation, not involving exteM- sive research. Write your quesS tfon clearly, sign name and nds ' dress, enclose . three cent postage. stamp. Medical or lexsl advice cannot be glyen. Addfess Water bury Democrats Washington geF-'f vice Bureau, 1OIS Thirteenth Street, Washington, D. 0.
 O. What is the estimated total cost of l94O motor vehicle accidents in the United States?
 A. The total of el,600, 900, 900 iil- cludes $500, 100000 property damage and $500, O,000,000 estimated cost og injuries and insurance.
 @. Is Guy Lombardo, the band leader. a native-born American2
 A, He was born in London, Ont, Canada, in 1902 and came to the United States in 1923.
 @. Who invented the railroad spike now in common use on rail- roads2
 A, The hooked -head spike used today by railroads throughout tho world to fasten steel rails to cross ties who designed in 1881 by Robert L. stevens, the first president of the Camden and Amboy Railroad in New Jersey (now Q part of the Pennsylvania systen1). '"
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 O. What are some of the reasont for believing that all elements oe the Solar System had a cofnr1oS origin, and are not an accidental aggregation of heavenly bodies3 z. A. The four major reasons aret (l) The remotest element in tht Solar System is hardly more thar one ten-thousandth part as far away as the nearest known star; t2) All the bodies of the Solar System share the rapid motion of the sun through irterstellar space; (3) The direction of rotation of all the planets about the sun is the same: and (D Tht sun rotates on its axis in the direc" ton in which the planets reVolYe about 1t.
 e. Please quote the familiar verse about the wise old owl.
 A. '"rhe wise old owl lived In an
 oak:
 The more he saw the less he
 spoke.
 The less he spoke the more
 he heard;
 Why can't we all be Ike tlia'
 bird2"
 e. When did President Roosevelt become a Mason7 How old was hes A. Franklin D. Roosevelt wal initiated into Masonry on octobei 10, 1911, passed November l4, ana raised November 2e, in HollanL Lodge, No. 8, of New York City. Hs was nearly thirty years old at the time. s. c. Who was the first ruler of Russia, and when did his dynasty begin?
 A. Rurik, Duke of Kiev, was tn, founder of the Russian monarchy He is supposed to have been a Scans dinavian, who came to Russia in S0s A. D. In e65 he set up dictator ship in Noygorod, and soon extend ed in rule. His heirs governed Rus sia until 1898 A. D.
 e. When was Major League base ball first played on Sunday In Bos ton?
 A. The first Major League, Sun, day game in Boston was playeS April 2s, 1929.
 @. How much interest on thu public debt did the United StateA pay during the last fiscal year? A. Tn the year ended June 90 i94l, the amount was $i,ii0,6o2,' 8ll.9l.
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Current Comment

The real problems of war never arise until after the war is over. - National Resources Planning Board report.
 
 c. Tn weather forecasts. does ''fair" always indicate clear skies? A. It means that there will be no precipitation, but the character of the sky may range from clear to partly cloudy.
 If children are to be good. using the term good in its broadcast sense 1t is necessary for the parents C grow with the children. Judge Jacob panken, New York Domestic Relations Court.
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Daily Almanac
!n seLs e:4e D. m.

Moon sets e:4s p. n.
 Sun rises 6:i2 q. m.; sets 500 p. m.
 All vehicles must be lighted thirty minutes after sunset.
 Weather signs haven't meant an awful lot this year. On any number of occasions there were indications of rain or variable weather, but beyond a slight dip in this direction the needle didn't deviate too far and soon wss back along the course of pleasant times.
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STRENGTH FOR THE DAY
TRUE RELIGION
By EARL L. DOUGLASS, D. D.

Tn the famous conference which Jesus had with the woman at the well, He declared that the water which He gives a needy human soul becomes in everyone a well of wa ter spring up unto everlasting life.
 Tn other words, Jesus declared
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that true religion
 comes from the 1 side of our hearts, and we can tell whether religion is true or false depending
 upon whether it is
 something h un g
 lon the outside of
 Jus like a cloak or
 something which springs up within llS like o fountain !
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door and as you
 enter the hall- way you get the impression you've stepped back into the nauve decade. Giant glass chan
 dellers, curving stairways leading to the second floor down which lords and ladies once
 descended to a ballroom of sweeping elegance. Som e ow its r e m in is c ent of sTNftl1 Avaniin fliir.
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Whats Your l. O.!
Can you answer seven of these test questions? Turn to back page for the answers.

1. The Panama Canal Zone ia 2. Did President Roosevelt ride in the inaugural parade January 20, l94l?
 owned by the United States, Co., lombia, or Panama2
 3. To whom are the words, "Et Tu Brute" attributed?
 4. The highest grade paper ia made from rags: true or false?
 5. Is 1t possible to freeze gaso- line?
 6. Tn which Shakespearian play is the famous balcony scene?
 2. The Sargasso Sea is in the Atlantic or Pacific Ocean?
 8. What rank in the Navy do the students at the Naval Academy ai Annapolis hold?
 9. Footballs are generally covered with pigskin, horsehide, or cow- hide?.
 10. Copernicus was a famous as- tronomer, composer or strong mani
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. NATIONAL : SPOTLIGHT
BY PAUL MANNING
NEA-DemoCrat stan CorfespOndeI

NEA-UehlOcrat StAh COEfespOn
 London, Oct. 24 -- Eton Square is a breathing spot in the heart of London's swank West End. It is surrounded on four sides by austere buildings which once were the town dwellings of London's nobility.
 Each house has two 1uted cole umns on each side of the front
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Washington Merry Go Round
MeryGoRound Finds Thot Midwest Is Not soIot But Is Confused By RooseveIts Failure Lead Nation; Would Follow President If Policies Were Openly Explained.
DREW PEARS o N ROBERT s. ALLEN

 
  he an a
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ToDAY's COMMON ERROR Singular subjects connected with or or nor always take a singular verb; as "Neither his father nor his mother was at home."
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are perfectly safe at such distances say, as 50 yards or more. That ia not so. It would be better If chil- dren didn't ride their bikes afteE dark, but if they must, parenta should see that they have lights.
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ing the twenties when few fam flies still managed to maintain their brownstone front mansions in the face of an encroaching city and mounting taxes.
 Most of these London buildings have not been inhabited by their owners for a number of years. Each winter, however, during the past few years at the height of every debu- tante season, they were reopened for the debutante parties.
 Today most of those homes still stand but the square has entered another phase = German bombs have turned each home into emer- gency mortuaries and after every raid soldiers and rescue workers help the morticians place along bur- nished ballroom floors, beneath glass chandeliers which only short time before twinkled for the belles of London, the scores of bodies sal- vaged from the ruins of demolished buildings. After a heavy raid, these bodies extend row upon row rpeach winding stairway to the landing of the second floor.
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e. How much interest on tho public debt did the United StateA pay during the last fiscal year9
 A. Tn the year ended June 90 l94l, the amount was $l,il0,692,' 8l1.9l.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-12-18

to rodovsko drustveno uredjenje
nije poznavalo stajacu nasilnu VOL
sku, policiju niti zatvore. Pa ipak
tamo vladase, mama tesko pred
stavljen, red. Izabrani vladari nj
su imali militarnu silu da svoja
resenja prisile u delo da silom
iznude "respekt" kao sto je slucaj
sa politickim klasnim drustvenim
uredjenjima. Pa ipak, Morgan re-
&c, da su Sc njihove odluke dra-
govoljno sprovadjale u delo da
su oni uzivali vece postovanje,
nego sto je ijedan izabranik poll
tickog drustva uzivao. Potom, on
je dokazo da to rodovsko drustve-
no uredjenje nije potrebovalo po-
liticku drzavu jer sa MIN nije VIA
dala privatna svojina koja danas
muci cello coveeanstvo.
Rekosmo da je Morgan uticac
ma Marxa Engelsa. Mas &c citaoc
ako uzme ruke, nase izdanje,
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-12-18

siju nazad nekoliko decenija pot
puno izvrsila, elm su Sc stvorili
uslovi "a besklasno drustvo, .eko-
je ne potrebuje politicku drzavu,
ona uposluje sve wise i wise ljud-
ske radne snage, da je samo broj
uposlenih radnika cd t r a n e
federalne Wade vrlo blizu million
i po. Ovo ne ukljucuje radnike 48
drzava niti opstinske, niti gradske.
niti selske. Iako manjkaju statistic
XII podatci swim tim politickim
radnicima, mozemo predstaviti ko-
liko miliona radnika moraju da o.
.bavljaju te, u glavnome, nepotreb-
ne poslove "a otpravljanje poslova
klasne vladavine koja je trebala
davno da nestane.
Onda, .koliko je miliona radnika
uposleno drugim privatnim 20
duzeeima koji su sasvim nepotreb-
nj? Blizu million radnika rade sa-
mo "a osiguravajuca drustva koji
ne vrse nilakvu korisnu funkciju.
Milioni radnika rade ducanim
koji ne obavljaju koristan rad. On
da tu ssu oglasivajuce firme, finan-
sijske firme svake vrste -sye one
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-12-18

U koliko jedno drustveno ure-
djenje preko svog vremena zivi, u
toliko &c ono delovati poraznije
po cello covecanstvo. Ovo Sc ne mo-
ze izbeci. Owe Sc ne moze poreci.
Ovo je tako bilo sa minulim dru-
stvenim sistemima koji ostase u
zivotu nakon sto svoju istorijsku
misiju izvrsise. Ovo je slucaj sa
postojecim drustvenim uredje-
MEM, kapitalizmom. A da je to tako
gomile mrtvih leseva; gomile ra-
njenih iudi, zena nejake dece
gomile neizmernog razornog bo-
gatstva nam to jasno govore. Cor
MIA izreka mora biti taena jer je
ona u skladu sa materijalistickim
shvatanjem istorije koje Sc bazi-
ra samo ma nepobitnim cinjenica-
ma.
Ali nije .samo to rat koji unista-
va rad nego to kapitalizam i po-
red rata drugim nacinom vrlo u
spesno cini. Ma primer: Politicka
drzava, koja uvek sluzi interest
ma vladajute klase, u nasem -slu-
Gaju kapitalistiekoj klasi, zbog to-
ga4Sto je.svoju dngu istorijsku mi
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-12-18
KNJIZARA RADNICKE BORBE
NepotrebaI1 rad raSte.

uposlivaju radnike radnice, mi
lione njih, koje teraju da vrse
skroz nepotreban rad drustvu.
Sve radnike gorepomenutih po-
duzeca, ukljueujuci i drzavne, mi
svrstavamo u rasipan rad, jer oni
ne dodaju nikakvu ruku pomocni-
Gu drustveno potrebnom radu "a
proizvodnju vrednosti. Ma primer:
vele da &c ukupna vrednost sve-
zemaljske proizvodnje "a ovu go
dinu biti preko 90 milijardi dola-
ra, najveca istoriji owe zemlje.
Cd cega Sc ia ogromna vrednost
sastoji? Jamaeno ne cd trcanja
kancelarijskih mladica i devo-
jaka il jedne Il drugu cd miliona
tabaka korespodencije politieke
drzave, niti cd miliona tabaka eli
fara tako dale koje proizvode
radnici finansijskih, drugih fir
mi, niti Sc tn vrednost uraeu-
nava neizmerna govorancija rad
nika radnica trgovackih poduze-
ca ia VREDNOST Sc SASTOJI
OD PROIZVEDENIH ESPAPA.
Tako sama kapitalisticka statisti-
(Nastayak MAJ. strani.)
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podivljalog. Sastavni dec socija-
listickog uredjenja je industrija.
Ova ideja je dobro zavladala gla-
vom Coatesa. Ali sastavni deo, ko-
il je on trazio, nebese siroki ok
vir industrije, nego uski frakcij-
ski .okvir zanata - delic ljuske jed
nostranog zanatskog junionizma, IL
koje Sc on -izlegao j koja osta pri-
lepljena "a njegnva ledja. Njegov
plan bese 'isto tako neracionalno
industrijalisticki, kao sto bi nera-
cionalno kapitalisticki bio kapita-
listicki p n drzaynog ure-
djenja, koji bi predlagao sre-
zove "a sastavne delove federal
nog sonata. Ma kakvu upravu je-
dan .drustveni sistem postavio, ona
mora biti u stanju da radi. Coate-
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Ma II. decembra, 1881. godine
umro je znameniti americki nauce-
MAX, Lewis H. Morgan. Njegovo
naucno delo "Starodrevno drus-
tvo,"' cd tofikog je znacaja da je
mnogo uticalo ma misli Marxa j
Engelsa, koji pre- Morgana nisu
imali cistog pojma starodrev-
nom besklasnom drustvenom ure-
djenju. Do Morgana saw naucan
svet je drzao da sc ljudstvo sa kla-
sama rodilo. Morgan je sa cinje-
nicama dokazao da je covecanstvo
najmanje tri cetvrtine svoga op-
stanka provelo besklasno. l, on je
dokazo da je klasna podela drus-
tva njegova prolazna faza. Da je
Morgan samo ovo pronasao njego-
vo ime bi Sc naslo medju najzna-
menitijim u istoriji covecanstva,
jer pronalazak da je covecanstvo
zivelo bez klasa zaista jeste do
datak drustvenoj znanosti, to ci-
nj coveka genijem.
Ali Morgan je otisao dalje cd
toga pronalska, tojest, ne samo da
je on pronasao dokaze osptanka
besklasnog drustva, vec je on pro-
nasao i iscrpno analizovao jedi
nicu tog drustvenog uredjenja. Tu
jedinicu Morgan nazva rod. Rod
je imao staresinu kojeg su svi
clanovi muski zenski, demokrat-
ski birali da su ga mogli, kad god
su hteli, pomocu vecine glasova
opozvati. Tako vidimo da je Nor
gan pronasao da je sa besklasnim
drustvom vladala ekonomska de-
mokratija. Cd tih rodova sacinja-
vala su Sc plemena koja su bila
upravljana sa Centralnim Uprav-
MIN Autoritetom, koji Sc saei-
njavao Cd rodovskih staresina
Morgan nam je dalje dokazao da
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mann, De Leon, Hall, Hagerty,
Haywood, Riordan it'd. To bese
grupa, koja je razumela znacaj
revolucionarnog perioda, kojem Sc
priblizujemo, CHI spas lezi izbe-
.gavanju i polutanstva karikatu-
rizma; to bese grupa, koja je priz-
nala jedinu bazu, ma kojoj Sc u
prava Socijalisticke Republic mo-
ze podici - industrijalne sastojke
uz potpuno iskljucenje politickih
sastojaka.
"Federalist'' i veliko Morganovo
delo pruzaju ono stivo, kojem treba
da prionu svi oni, koji smatraju
da rad, koji je obavljen u Chicago,
sacinjava tex pocetak rada, koji
jos ina da Sc dovrsi.
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Komunisticki Manifest, videti da
su Sc u tom izdanju Marx i Engels
ogradili Cd prve pocetne recenice
prvog poglavlja, pod naslovom,
"Burzoa proleter," ispravljajuci
je glavnome sa Morganovim pro-
nalaskom.
JOS wise je Morganov pronala-
zak unutrasnje organizacije ro-
dovskog uredjenja uticao ma dru-
cog ameriekog genija, Daniela De
Leona. De Leon je dodao Mark
sizmu jedinicu vladavine buduceg
besklasnog uredjenja - Industri-
jalnu Juniju. tako je on izradio
plan cele drustvene strukture In
dustrijalne Republic Rada, koja
nece potrebovati politicku drzavu
Ma drugom mestu, u vezi sa oda-
vanjem pocasti ovom velikom a.
merickom naucenjaku, donosimc
De Leonov clanak, Morgan "Fe
deralist," kojem De Leon odaje
veliku pocast Morganu (kao We
likim umovima Americke Revolu.
cije) direktno -vezivajuci svoju
teoriju Industrijalne Republic
Rada sa Morganovim otkricem re-
dovskog uredjenja. Veil De Leon
"Slom kapitalizma znaci povratal
rodovskim prilikama, samo ma vi
sem uravnju, koji kapitalizam ei-
nj mogucim."
Zbog svojih zasluga Lewis Hen
ry Morgan medju revolucinarima
Socijalisticke RadniGke Partije u.
ziva ono visoko postovanje koje mi
odajemo Marxu, Engelsu, De Le-
onu Leninu. Jednog bliskog sret-
nijeg dana te gorostase &c u Wis
Gizati celia oslobodjena radnicka
klasa. 'a
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SOW plan ne bi mogao da radi; on
bese karikatura industrijalizma.
On predstavljase jedan elemenat,
koji uvek pratt velike pokrete: ele-
menat, koji je dovoljno budan da
uvidi, da je ispalo dino ispod ladje,
u koju Sc ukrcao, te Sc trudi da
spase nesto malo imovine pre- no
sto skoci u vodu.
Bio je, bez sumnje, elemenata,
koji odgovarahu grupi Coateso-
VOL. kada Sc rodovski sistem ra-
spadao. Morgan, doista, priea o
NINA; i izucavanje njih nije cd
malog interesa.
Treca je grupa ona, koja je po-
bedila. To bese grupa, koju su
predstavljali: Sherman, Traut-
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kfoz Pdtiju i Federaciju.

Bratska nam Bugarska Fedora
CHA SIP. odrzace svoju godisnju
konvenciju u Detroitu, Mich. Kon-
vencija Sc otvara subotu e. de-
cembra 1941. u Hrvatskom Domu,
1881 E. Kirby Ave.
Nasi drugovi cd Bugarske Fede-
racije spremaju Sc vec nekoliko
meseci "a njihovu konvenciju, isto
tako, kao sto smo Sc mi spremali
"a nasu proslu konvenciju. Samo
neumornim neprekidnim radon,
te sistematskim planom, nasa je
prosla konvencija mogla biti ona-
ko uspesna, kakvo je bila uspesna.
Cd neumornog i neprekidnog rada
nash drugova cd Bugarske Fede-
racije zavisi &c konacni uspeh nil
hove dolazece konvencije. Pozna-
vajucu vrednocu, odlucnost i vo-
lju "a rad bugarskih nam drugo-
va, mi smo uverenja da &c njiho-
va %. konvencija biti uspesnija cd
svih dosadasnjih i'm konvencija.
Nasi clanovi simpaticari, ma
gde Sc oni nalazili, trebaju sva-
kom prilikom, prema njihovim mo-
gucnostima, da pruze ruku pomoG-
nicu nasim drugovima cd Bugar-
ske Federacije, tako da i'm omogu-
cimo da njihova dolazeca godis-
MIA konvencija zaista bude maj
uspesnija istoriji njihove Fede-
racije. Osobito mi apelujemo ma
nase clanove j simpaticare Ogran-
ka Detroit i Kluba Radnicke Bor-
be, da i'm priteknu pomoc u sva-
kom pogledu. Neka i'm posluzi pri-
mer drugarske pomoci koope-
racije, koju je pruzio Bugarski
Ogranak Detroit "a vreme nase
prosle konvencije Detroitu.
Da nasa Federacija nije dobila
onakvu moralnu i materijalnu po-
moe kooperaciiu cd Bugarskol
Ogranka Detroit ostalih partij-
skin subdivizija, naSa prosla kon-
vencija ne bi mogla biti onako u.
spesna, kakva je bila. Ovo istc
vazi i "a dolazecu godisnju kon-
venciju Burgarske Federacije. Axe
joj ostale partijske subdivizijt
pruze pomoc j kooperaciju, kakvu
su pruzile "a vreme nase konven
cije, onda &c biti ne samo uspesna
njihove konvencija kao nasa, nego
znatno uspesnija.
Ma njihovoj dolazecoj konvenci-
il, Socijalisticku Radnicku .Partiju
predstavljace, kao bratski delegat
drug Arnold Petersen, Nacionalni
sekretar. Pored toga, drug Peter
sen bice glavni govornik na kon-
vencijskoj skupstini, koja ce Sc
odrzati u subotu uvece, 81. de-
cembra. Ma ovoj skupstini izvrsi-
&c Sc kolekcija "a federacioni or
gan, RABOTNICESKU PROSVE-
TU, tako da bi mu omogucili da
moze nastaviti svoju istorijsk1
misiju, prosvecujuci radnike bu,
garsko-makedonskog jezika.
Kako ma ovoj skupstini, tako is
to ma konvencijskim zasedanji-
ma drugim konvencijskim afe-
rama, nasi elanovi i simpaticari
Detroita okolnih mesta, po mo-
gucnosti il daljnih mesta, treba-
ju da su prisutni.