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The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1941-01-30

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The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1941-01-30

HAY FOR SALE in truck or car
load lots. Warehouse on the pave
ment, Farm Implement 4 Seed Co,
Brooksville, Miss. 10, St
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1941-01-30

Mems garments ---.-..l,95l
Women's garments 2,342
Bows garments 1896
Girls garments $40
Infants garments --..1,349
Household and other articles. $500
Garments renovated ..- SO
Total
Yards used ....-25,9 77E
The Sewing DON in Durant EN-
ploys twelve women Mrs. Emmie
McGraw is the foreman of the local
sewing project.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-05-30
nnual Field Day Conducted For School Children

no third place winners; Class B.
Nancy Steere and Pat Ogle. no sec
end and third place winners; Class
C. Gloria Fischer. Mary Lou VOL
ter, no third place winner; Class
d. Donelda Wagner and Flora Belle
Hutchison. no second and third
place winners: Class Z. Elizabeth
Fast and Elizabeth Amstutz, Lois
Hopp and Betsy Battelle Margaret
Boutell and Vera Boyd: Class F,
Rosie SALES and Jane Schock, Shir-
ley Collins and Leatrice Cox, Lor-
raine Hopp and Audrey Marsh.
Obstacle race: Glass A, Helen
Boutell. Normamae Faulkner, Ey.
elyn Fletcher; Glass b. Donna
Perry. Betty Jane Martin, Loretta
Crossley: Class c, Anna Marie
Herbst, Betty Gerhardt. DeLyn
Leverett: Glass d. Marcella Mat
thews, Donelda Wagner. Joyce Ha.
gen: Glass Z. Mary Lou Metcalf,
Lois Hopp, Jean Mast; Glass F.
Elaine Power. Lorraine Richards,
Joyce Juilleret.
Three legged race: Glass A, Helen
Boutell and Rachael Houck. Hiawa-
tina Johnson and Leora Polling, Ellen
Slough and Esther Woolsey; Glass
b, Joyce Patterson and Alice South
ward, Pat Ogle and Nancy Steere,
Eldean Collins and Jean Crescio;
Glass c, DeLyn Leverett and Max
inc LutZ, Gloria Flanagan and
fsr A - q.
tus and Gloria Fischer; Glass D.
Virginia Navarro and Adrienne
Pepin. Jeanne Hartman and Helen
Simon. Annabelle Schock and The
resa Stable: Class f, llene Smith
and Lois Hopp, Elizabeth Amstutz
and Elizabeth Fast, jeanne Bah
cock and Margaret Boutell: Class
F. Shirley Collins and Leatrice Cox,
Shirley Brothers and Mary Lamp
kin. Lorraine Hopp and Audrey
Marsh
Running broad jump: Glass A.
Dorothy Foley. Joyce Millspaugh,
Shirley Rumberger; Glass B, Betty
Jane Martin, Vera Johnson, Loretta
Crossley; Glass {. Opal Clay, Flor
inc Clemens. Ruth Dasher: Glass
D, Mary Lee Tucker. Audrey Nicely,
Florabelle Hutchison; Glass E, Ann
Winter, Jean Gerhardt. Catherine
Sullivan; Glass f. Ruth Wolter,
Bernice Blackmer, Audrey Marsh.
Running high jump: Glass A, Dor
othy Foley. Evelyn Fletcher. Hia.
watha Johnson: Glass B, Donna
Perry. Eldean Collins, Alice South
ward: Class c. Ruth Dasher. no
second and third place winners;
Glass D. Mary Lee Tucker, Audrey
Nicely. Dorothy Haywood; Glass E,
Jean Gerhardt. Catherine Sullivan,
Ann Winter. Glass F Shirley
Barnes. Shirley Collins, Rosie
SALES.
Bicycle race: Class A, Ellen
Camp, no second or third place
winners; Class B, Evelyn Ruther-
ford. no second or third place win
ners; Glass c. Alice Groosbeck, Lor-
raine Crippen. no third place win.
ner; Glass D, Janette Valdes, no sec
ond or third place winners; Glass
z and F. no entrants.
Division relay race: first, Norma
mae Faulkner. Florine Clemens,
Adrienne Pepin. Shirley Kramer;
second, Jane Shock. Anna Marie
Herbst, Dorothy Haywood, Ruth
Wolter: third, Jessie Drake, Betty
Hines, Floretta Henry, Ann Winter
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-05-30
Hubbard Makes
Entire Score

Don Hibbard. the ace OF the Npsi
lsnti Iligh School gc,f team. tailed
its entire total Of ei7 points Thurs.
day afternoon al WsshtenAw Coun.
try Club as University Highs pow.
erful squad defeated the locals ga
10 2ls. Every member o. the visit.
ing team was In the SOS as they
swept every match but Hibbard's.
Don. who toured the course in 81
strokes 10 tie for medalist honors
with Noble. OF L High hung IN
his best record for nine holes this
year as he used but IS strokes To
20 round the initial nine However.
he slipped somewhat on the second
nine to come in with q for his 81
total
Bill kruse. who had a pair of
AIS for an 50 but still couldn't take
point from Noble. was next 10
Hubbard in the locals scoring. while
Harner's A.. 49-96 gave him third
honors. with Kuster bringing up the
rear with A. 52-q9
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-05-30

With a pair OF three run rallies
and one that netted six the Cubs
hung up their sixth successive
game in City League competition
Thursday night as they walloped
the Merchants ~ TO 3. After start
ing out rather slowly the league
leaders got TO howard Shock for
three runs in the third inning
TO tie the score, tailed three more
in the fourth, and after being
BANKED in the hntn. concluded the
game with their fnal six run out.
burst in the sixth.
Fred Knox did the Cubs hurting,
and although he was bothered by
wildness turned IN three hitter
for his second win OF the year.
In all he walked FIVE men during
the game but he was behind al
most every batter for the first half
Of the contest.
The Merchants got their initial
two runs in the opening inning
when Bob Estermeyer singled to
left, Andy Newlands walked. and a
Wild pitch and an error brought
them the rest OF the way around.
They got their final tally two in
nings later when Estermeyer. who
got two thirds OF his teams hits
and scored the same proportion of
its runs. opened with a walk He
then went all the way to third on
an error by Perry, and scored on
a long fly by Smith.
Wiley Franklin, who came in as
pinch hitter in the third inning,
was the batting star OF the game
as he had a perfect day at the
plate, three hits in three times up.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-05-30
"A. A. q, Meet FareweH For Quinn

and low hurdles. Had Is favored
to repeat his 1870 triumphs since
Allan Tolmich. the former Wayne
University flash. has not entered
the meet
Several OF the states best high
school runners have accepted in
vitations 10 appear in special prep
events. Bert Copeland Benton Hsr.
Dor negro. who won the Glass \
100. 220, and broad jump titles will
see action in those events Horace
Smith. OF Jackson viii run in the
hurdles.
Dick Medium Roosevelt High
School hslf-miler. who captured the
state Glass c championship. is en-.
tered in the open SS0-yArd run
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-05-30
10 CEDAR FALLS

Kalamazoo. May SOAP The
Western State Teachers College
baseball team. which has lost only
one game this season. left here
Thursday for Cedar Falls, la. for
a two-game series with the Iowa
Teachers College Friday and Sat
urtay The trip will be the last for
the Broncos this season.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-05-30
ARRIVE EARLY

Detroit. May 50 -AP- The
Michigan State College tennis
team. arriving day ahead Of sche-
dule. defeated the Wayne uniyer-
sity tennis team. 8 to J. here Wed.
nesday The match was booked for
Thursday. but the SpArtsns con.
fused their dates and drove 10
Detroit Wednesday.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-05-30

FORT CUSTER AP Fort Gus.
ter, headquarters ofthe Firth Divi.
sion was closed today to the public
and leaves OF all soldiers Cancelled
because OF what was termed
threat TO the security OF the post. .
An nonresident officers were 70
called TO the fort. -
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-05-30
YpSIsnti
HEAD GASHED

Robert Gaudy. Judge Of high Jump
in the Junior Division Field Day at
Recreation Park Thursday, reseiv.
ed a cash in the forehead when
struck by crossbsr kicked on the
standards by one OF the competi-
tors.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-05-30
TRACK TEAMS DEFEATED

Hillsdale, May soap The
combined Olivet and Adrian col.
lege track teams were defeated,
Sc to 81, here Wednesday by the
Hillsdale College thinclads in a
dual meet. Dick Hayes and Don
Herman Of Hillsdale shared indiv.
idual honors with Is IA points
each.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-05-30

LANSING Michigan Civil sery.
ice Commission has been asked by
Federal agencies TO participate in
a nationwide survey to ascertain
What help can he given in recruiting
trained WORKERS for nationwide.
Tense JOBS The survey Ia under
direction OF the United States Civil
Service Commission.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-05-30
How They Stand
AMERICAN LEAGUE

'Games behind leader
thursdays Results
Cleveland 3. Detroit O
New York .. Washington .
tcalled end az NTH. RAIN
Boston s. Philadelphia {
Chicago I. ST, Louis @
Tooay's Games
ST Louis az Detroit e.
Cleveland AZ Chicago t?).
New York az Boston t2)
Philadelphia a. WASHINGTON (2).
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-05-30
To be Last Race
in Briggs Field

The farewell performance OF a
great athlete is always a sad occa-
sion. and the final appearance Of
Tommy Quinn, Michigan Normals
premier long distance runner. on
the Huron track in the Michigan
A.AU. championships Saturday
will be particularly difficult for
those who have followed closely
the career of the curly-haired New
Jersey ace.
Having been credited with a
4:15.5 performance in his speciality,
the mile run. three weeks ago,
Quinn feels confident that ne will
break 4:l2 in this. his last race al
Briggs Field. Coach Lloyd w. Odds
has scratched Quinn's entry in the
half-mile in order that he may con
centrate on the one event.
The Huron captain will probably
make three other appearances this
season under Michigan Normal col
ors. He is scheduled TO compete in
the Dow Relays, National Collegiate
and National AA.U. championships
in June.
To Close Careers
Six other Normal trackmen will
close their collegiate careers Satur-
day They are Bob Lee. Duane
Temper. Elmer Burnie. Ronnie
Clark. Arnold Cooperman and Ted
Breitsg.
Over 200 athletes and nine teams
will seek championship laurels in
the meet. Preliminaries will begin
at 10 a. M, and finals will start at
2 p. m.
Michigan NORMAL, defending team
champion, faces serious opposition
from the University OF Michigan
and Michigan State. Ken Doherty,
Wolverine coach, has entered a IL
man team. nucleus OF the squad
which placed second In the Western
Conference outdoor meet two weeks
ago.
Michigan State, conqueror OF the
Hurons in the State intercollegiate,
will be represented by % entries.
Only Northern states 23-man crew
outnumbers the Spartan team. Other
competing teams are Wayne Uni
versity, Western Michigan College.
Detroit Police Department. Detroit
st. Antoine Y.M.C.A., and Michigan
Normal freshmen.
Leading Wolverine.
Warren Breidenbach. who will
probably enter both the quartz .
and hslfmile, is the leading Vol
VERNE contestant Breidenbach
turned the $50 in ISIS in the Big
Ten meet He also holds the Mich.
igan 440-yard dash record OF ~
seconds flat.
Other outstanding Michigan
trackmen who will compete are AL
Piel and AL Thomas. dashes: Bob
'Ufer and Jack Leutritz, quarter
mile; Don Canham and Yves Allen,
high jump; Perry Kimmerer. jave.
lin, and Bob Hook, shot put. Pete
Wege. a javelin thrower. and Len
Axiom, Detroit sprint sensation, are
the chief Wolverine freshman en-.
tries.
Roy Fehr. National College two.
mile champion last year: Gerrit
Stukkie. Western Michigan sprint
err. and Joe Matyunas. Michigan
Normal freshman quarter-miler, are
other prominent thin-clads in the
meet
Although he had planned to run
the 100. 200 and 44O, Matyunas will
probably only compete in the quar-
ter because OF strained tendon in
his left leg. He may. II he feels il
necessary. drop out OF the contest
altogether.
Four Defenders
Michigan Normal has four de
Tending champions. They are Quinn
in the two-mile, Joe Brzezinski in
the mile. Harold Stein in the pole
Vault and Whitoy Hiad a., the hfo
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-05-30
Cubs Hang up
Sixth Win in
City League

Fred Knox Bothered
by Wildness But Turns
in Three Hitter
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-05-30

Testifying before the Senate COM
mittee investigating national de-
tense, chairman Emory S. Land Of
the U. S. Maritime Commission calls
for the use Of every resource Of the
government "up to and including
the use of U. S. forces" to end ship
building strike in San Francisco.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-05-30
Sports Calendar
Saturday

Michigan A A. 4. track and
field championships Briggs Field.
Prehminaries al 10 a. m, Finals
az p m
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-05-30
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Games behind leader.
- Thursdays Results
st Louis 10. Cincinnati ?.
New York ., Boston ?.
Only games scheduled
Todsys Games
Boston at Philadelphia t2).
Brooklyn at New York (2).
Cincinnati at St Louis (2l.
Chicago at Pittsburgh (2)
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-05-30

Michigan Normal has four de
Tending champions. They are Quinn
in the two-mile, Joe BrzezinsN in
the mile. Harold Stein in the pole
vault and Whitley Had In the high
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-06-12

mestima sluze kao most koji vodi
povecanoj reakciji, tako Stall
nizam jeste most koji &c Ga osta-
le stvari su jednake) odvesti ka
rastecoj reakciji intensifikova-
nom izrabljivanju ruskih radnika
cd strane internacionalnog kapi-
talizma, a mozda fasizma. Ali
ma Sta buducnost sebi drzi, da.
mas je Stalinizam dokazao da je
on voljni i delotvorni (iako veci-
nom pasivni) saveznik ultra-reak-
cionarnih sila koje su momental-
no uspevaju pc celom svetu. l
namerno iii nenamerno, Stalinisti
i Social-demokrati, Browderi
Thomasovci, u jednom iii drugom
slucaju doprinasaju momentalnom
jacanju reakcionarnih sila.
U potencionalnim mocnim ru-
kama radnika Sovjetske Rusije
lezi moe koja je mogla transfor-
misati svet Ca mozda bi j posto-
jeci pokolj bio izbegnut) koja bi
mogla okrenuti rat koji ubija ma
rod nebrojeno bogatstvo, u gra-
djevni rat, u rat oslobodjenja rad
nicke klase, rat oslobodjenja ce-
log ljudstva.
To bese dobro poznati pisac,
Pierre Van Paasen, koji je izustio
owe reel:
ia verujem da je Litvinov ulo-
zio pola truda, kojeg je on profuc-
kao dobivajuci Rusiji broj sum-
njivih saveznika sa imperijalisti-
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-06-12

ma burzoazijom koji ostase os-
novno neprijatelji prema Socija-
lizmu, kao njegovi najgori nepri-
jatelji, ma prosvecivanju svetskih
radnika da upoznaju svoju isto-
rijsku misiju obaranja kapitalis-
'tickog sistema, njegova zemlja
ne bi Sc danas nalazila u posto-
jecem stanju, u kojen1 sc ona suo-
eava sa prospektivnim savezom
velikih imperijalista."
Gornji redovi pisani su pre- no
sto je zapoceo drugi svetski rat -
pre- no sto Sc potpisao Sovjetsko-
nacisticki pakt. | ma ko da iii je
izrazio, oni behu, sada su i JOS
vecma, istinite pametne reci. I
to bese isti pisac koji je izustio
owe reci:
cali rat nije Bozji Gin kao sto
je zemljotres iii poplava. On je
neizbezna nesreca. Rat je neraz-
dvojljiv cd kapitalistickog naci-
ma proizvodnje. Ljudstvo Sc nece
jednog resiti dok Sc ne resi- dru-
gog."
Ova istina, istina da Sc ljud-
stvo nece nikada moei resiti rata
dok Sc ne resi- kapitalizam mora
Sc duboko usaditi svest ljud:
dokle ma kraju sve ne osvoji, te-
rajuci zrtve rata kapitalizma da
Sc organizuju da razore uzroke
rata sva moderna drustvena zla.
To bese Emerson koji je izrazio
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-06-12

paralelnu misao da mi Sc mora
mo resiti ropstva iii Sc moramo
risiti slobode." Tako isto danas,l
mi Sc moramo resiti kapitalistt-,
kog najamnog ropstva iii 6emo Sc
"a sigurno resiti sve slobode. Os-
laniajuci sc ma ljudsku prirodu,
mi cd S. L. P. ne sumnjamo da
cemo sc napokon resiti ropstva
ne samo "demokratskog" ma
jamnog ropstva, nego nametnu-
tog ropstva cd strane nacistitko-
fasistickih gangstera: Ropstvo
debelih zadovoljnih robova rop-
stvo onih koji su "mirni u okovi-
ma," ropstvo onih "cije je robo-
vanje vicno osladjeno.''
Ma Sta Sc desilo, ma sta sc
mama dogodilo, mi cd S. L. P
moramo Sc drzati cvrsto. Ma ko-
liko da je gusti mrak, ma koliko
da je maljusna nasa buktinja, mi
moramo lampu slobode drzati cis-
tom punom osvetljenja cak u
najdubljoj sumornosti. Mi znamo
da &c mas cas- doci. Tako mi, sa
besmrtnim Lincolnovim recima,
velimo:
"Opozovite Deklaraciju Neza-
visnosti opozovite svu proslu
istoriju - vi necete nj posto mo-
ci opozvati ljudsku prirodu. Bice
jos u izobilju ljudskog srca da je
ropstvo. nepravo; IL izob:-
liza njegovog srca, njegove usne
&c nastaviti razgovor."
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-06-12
Nazad Cetvrt Stoleca.

Celia burzoaska jugoslavenska STAN
pa owe zemlje dala Sc ma posao da
sc pomogne poditi pala Jugoslavija.
Potporna drustva koja sva disu sa
sovinistickim duhom, organizu.iu .iu cd
bore i usvajaiu rezolucije pozivaju
Gi jugoslavenske radnike owe zemlje
da prilaZu cd svOje mukom stecene
najamnice, koliko god mogu "a fond,
sa koiim Sc ella toboze pomoci mas
tradalim bivsoj Jugoslaviji, sva
kom jc poznato da tamo nece stici
tom nesretnom radnom narodu znat-
ma svota od sakupljenog novca
ovde u kanadi. Bez pitanja, sovi-
nistice uprave potpornih drustava tru
dice Sc swim silama da narcotic Cd
svoiih clanova izvuku sve Sto mogu.
Wee su ia potporna drustva dobila
svoje kvote koliko stotina hiljada
dolara one imaju da sakupe< cd svo-
Jill zrtava. Drugom prilkom cemo
Sc opsirnije ma ovo pitanje osvrnuti.
Sada imamo da kazemo. samo toliko,
da Sc tai novac kupi sa namcrom, zas-
ncvanom ma ocekivan.j u da &C pro
pasti Hitler i da ce tada opustose-
ma Evropa biti gladna koja situaci-
ia IL
lucije, da Sc ponovo uspostavi onak-
va iii CORA Jugoslavija kakya besc
pre- svoie skorasnje propasti pro-
tiv revolucije.
Mi revolucionarl Socijalisticke Rad
nitke Partije bill smo Cd samog
pocetka protiv stvaranja Jugosla-
vije, jer smo znali da Ce ona biti
brutalna burzoaska vladavina Me-
prijateli radnicke klase posebice
ostalog radnog naroda uopste. Mi
smo to znali to smo sa naSom
stampom, literaturom sa nasim jaw
MIN zborovima objasnjavali, jer TO
5ese nasa revolucionarna duznost da
odvracamo radnike cd stranputice.
da Sc ne dadu zavesti da stvaraju
ono sto &C tlaciti nasu radnicku kla-
sn, kao sto je to prirodi burzoaske
vladavine.
'Donji Memorandum Beogradskog
Proletarijata jeste istorijsli doku-
menat, koj govori da ia "gruda
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-06-12

Sc nekoliko hiljada nasih drugo-
va, bez ikakovog razlega Ia
konitog oslonca, pohapse prote-
raju; H1
da cenzura ma jedan najbez-
obzirniji nacin pokusava da ugu-
81 nasu stampu i tome Sc ide
tako daleko, da nam Sc zabranju-
ju i pozivi ma sjednice nasih
sindikalnih funkcionera, pa nam
Sc zabranjuje cak naziy nasc
partiie;
da sc Zakon Radnjama uz
najpuniiu toleranciju svih dr.
zavnih vlasti potpuno negira i
radnicka klasa ma tai nacin lisa
va onoga minimuma zastite koji
joj je tim zakonom zagaranto-
van;
da civilne vojne vlasti Il
swim strajkovima aktivno inter-
venisu u korist kapitalisticke
klase upotrebljavajuei najrazno-
vrsnije represivne 1hjere protiv
radnika, lisavajuci ma tai nacm
radnieku klasu jednog cd najvaz-
njih njenih prava: prava straj-
ka.
Konstatujuci ma osnovu svega
toga. da je radnicka klasa CHE
loj zemlji stavljena van. zakona,
beogradski proletarijat ime
cjelokupnog jugoslavenskog pro-
letarijata, najenergicnije zahtje-
va cd G. predsjednika Wade:
1. Da sc sT nasi drugovi,
koji Sc jos sirom. cijele. zemlje
nafaze u zatvorima, odmah puste
ma slObodu; =. :. -. ......
2. da Sc svi naS mternirani j
prognsni drugovi puste ma slo-
bodu;
| (Nastavak ma 4. strani.)
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-06-12
JEDAN MEMORANDUM BEO-
GRADSKOG PROLETARIJATA.

Gospodinu predsjedniku Wade
Srba, Hrvata Slovenaca, Beo-
grad.
Beogradski proleterijat ma svo-
me velikom mitingu, odrzanom
II nedelju 29. juna owe godine
1881 u Socijahstickom Narod-
nom Domu konstatuje.
Da je danasnja vlada uoci
Prvog Maja ma sam dan prosla-
We Praznika Rada, a pod izgovo-
rom, da mi sluzimo neprijatelju
i da smo pripremili prevrat da-
nasnjeg drustvenqg poret k a,
upotrebila nezakonite mjere pre-
ma nasem pokretu time stavila
cjelokupnu radnicku klasu van
zakona. Ona je naredila da Sc
u ciieloj Jugoslaviji nase redak-
CHE. nasi narodni domovi sta
novi nasih istaknutijih ljudi pre-
tresu; da Sc Bosni Hercegovi-
nj sve nase partijske sindikal-
ne organizacije pozatvaraju; da
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-06-12

zcmlje' "stara domovina bese
strasan neprijatelj radnicke klase.
Ne bese toj burzoaskoi karikaturi
nj godinu dana ona Sc sva naval
ma proletariiat sa silom razori ME
COVE organizacije, kao sto &c to
jasno Gitaoc videti IL donjem doku-
mentu.
"Obnovljena' Jugoslav ia netc
biti nisoa bolie ako ne tak i CORA
Cd svoje propale burzoaske duse i
tela i mi danas kao nazad Getvrt
stoleCa velimo jugoslavenskim rad
nicima ne date nj jednu jotu vase
pomoti "obnavljanju" Jugoslavijc
koia ie mucila nasu klasu toj zem-
Iii, a pomenuti Memorandum to ne
pobitno dokazuje. Isti glasi:
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-06-12
DEBATA
izmedju Cvetk0va Le0ntica pred sudOm
MarkSizma iStOriie.

Pre- dvades H sone petku Wara Jugosav d bur-
prizvo
nasov
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i s itorjs
Cenj j0 e u mekom g. aceniu dom
Knizara Radncke Borbe
Ave- Cleveland