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attended Crosby high school and
Northeastern university.
After spending a brief furlough
here, Private George Gillespie, Jr.,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. George Giles
pie of Ledgeside avenue, returned to
his post at Camp Lee, Va.
Upon completion of training at
Detroit, Mich, and New Orleans, La,
Francis x. Lerz, seaman, first class
Of Woodtick road has been assigned
to a Navy PIT boat as a machine
gunner.
Navigation Cadet william Powell
SON of Mrs. Christine Powell of 100
Yale avenue has been appointed
cadet lieutenant at the Navigation
Pre-Flight school at Selmar field in
Louisiana upon completion Of a
nine weeks pre-flight course, and
will enter an advanced navigation
school located at Selmar field. Be-
fore he entered the service, Cadet
Lieutenant Powell attended Crosby
high school and was employed by
the Scovill Mfg. Co.
John M. Gould OF 225 Atwood
avenue has been promoted to the
rank of sergeant at Camp Brock
enridge, KY.
George w. Barnhardt, son of Mr..
and Mrs. F. G. Barnhardt of l24g
East Main street expects to be
graduated from the officer candi-
date school at Aberdeen Proving
Grounds the first part of April.
He was a licensed pilot when he
entered the service last July, and
was assigned to the Army Air
Forces technical school at Cha
mute Field, Ill, at that time.
Lieut.. Anthony s. AugustauSkas,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Angus
tauskas Of 626 Washington avenue,
who Is now stationed In Africa, eng
tered the Army in August, 1941,
graduated from officers training
schoo! at Fort Benning, Ga, ard
spent several weeks in England be-
fore sailing for Africa. He Is for
mer employee of the Scovill Mfg.
Co., and was prominent in basket
ball in the city.
William T. Leary, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Leary of 213 Plank
Road, who is with the quartermas-
ter corps at Cherry Point, N. c.,
was recently promoted to private,
first class, in the Marine Corps.
After preliminary training at Par
ris Island, 8. c., he attended a
quartermaster school at Hadnock
Pit, N. C. Private First Class Leary
is a graduate of Wildly High school
and a former employee of the Ben
rus Watch Company.
Upon completion Of a course at
a naval gunnery school at Norfolk,
Va. George N. Exarhou of 229 Will
low street has been assigned to sea
duty.
Naval hero, Lieutenant Norman
Chalmers, who brought to home ter
ritory through 1000 dangerous miles
of sea destroyer whose stern had
been blown away by enemy planes,
stood in line Saturday for a few
gallons of gasoline, unassuming and
accomplishing, and awaited his
turn for a small amount Of gas to
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-03-22
All Are Urged
To Attend The
Wed. Meeting
DR.. Donald ]. Jones Will Also Speak; Both Are
Experts on Food Values; Nutrition and
and Health Question
UGATUCK
Correspondent Larry Ghepley-PhOne NaugatuCk seas
and Health Question

Naugatuck, March az = George
q. Copeland, of Boston, nutrition
specialist for the Servel Corporation
will speak at the War Garedn rally.
1t the High school, Wednesday at
BIS p. m. IL was announced today
BY Mrs. Clifford A. Teeple, chair
man Of the War Garden division Of
the defense council. Mr.. Copeland
Is an expert on food values, nutri-
ton and health and will speak 10
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BUILDING PERMITS

Edward Benson, close in porch
at 122 Benson avenue, cost $3.50.
Charles RuffinO, close in porch
at Bronx avenue, cost S19..
Floyd and Wesley Rasmussen,
four One-famiIy dwellings at 2I,
%, and 25 Anna avenue. each cost
ing $1,000.
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breach of the peace, total fine
$16l.26. He was arrested Saturday
by Patrolmen Raymond Carlson
and Wilfred Evon. The accused
passing by the home Of Mrs. Lewis
Darbos shot at a dog. Judge Mar
tin Caine presided at the court ses-
sion.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-03-22

A brewery which discontinued
beer shipments to three western
states served by local breweries will
save almost 6h million tire miles
In 1913, and a proportionate amount
of gasoline and manpower.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-03-22

Miss Eileen H. Callahan. daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. jeremiah Gala.
han, Jr., Of ITO Quinn street, Maui
gatuck, has recently been elected
president Of the freshman class of
the Marywood college. Scranton,
Pa. Miss Callahan graduated last
June from the Sacred Heart High
school, Waterbury.
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Church HELPERS

A special meeting Of the Church
Helpers Of the st. Michael's Church,
will be held on Wednesday at 2:3O
O'Clock in the parish hall, Mrs. Will
liam ]. Noble, Jr., has announced
She also reports Mrs. George Bar
wick will be chairman Of the Bakery
sale Friday at II a. m. In the parish
house. Others on the committee will
be Mrs. william Bell, Mrs. George
Hoadley and Mrs. Clarence e. Fen
niman.
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Officers Installed

At q dinner to be held on We'd
nesday at $3.50 in Sullivan's Inn,
Cotton Hollow, the newly elected
officers Of the U. s. Rubber Super
visors Club will be installed.
Miss Gertrude Lutte, the former
president, recently joined the Wo-
mems Auxiliary Army Corps.
New officers to be installed are:
President, Cell Sanders; vice presi-
dent Margaret Dawson: secretary,
Elizabeth Cherhoniak; and treas
urer, Rose Roman. Plans for the
year win be discussed at the bust
ness session,
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George r. Copeland Will Speak At War Garden RaIIS
u. S. Rubber Factory
Handles Tornel Tires
Associated With Mexican Company in Production Of
Synthetic Rubber Tire

Naugatuck, March 20 - United
States Rubber Company has become
associated with Compania Hulera
Mexicana 8. A. Of Mexico City, the
manufacturers of 'Tornel" tires and
tubes, according to an announce
merlt today by L. @. Boos. vice.
president Of United States Rubber
Export Company, Ltd.
"Hulera Mexicana is producing a
quality tire" Mr.. BooS said. with
the present need for utilizing diff
ferent types Of crude and synthetic
rubber, however, certain changes in
construction and compromising will
of course be necessary. The United
States Rubber Company will provide
the Mexican factory with the bene-
At Of its technical knowledge and
experience and manufacturing su-
pervision. In return, the United
States Rubber Company will have
available an established Mexican
plant providing basic facilities for
further development of its business
in Mexico, ana for the manufac-
ture Of products under its trade
names.
This move is in line With our
governments policy Of cooperation
with our neighbors of Latin Amer
ica," Mr.. Boos said today.
Through our sales branch in
Mexico City we have for many
years sold to the mining, oil and
manufacturing industries of Mexico
large quantities of rubber goods
produced in our plants in the Uni
ted States.
I'm the future growing proper
ton Of such products will be pro-
duced within Mexico, by Mexican
workers. This will help Mexico in
the development of her industrial
resources and will strengthen the
spirit of economic cooperation be-
tween our two countries"
Held on Charges
Rosario Schelione. SO, of 1923 31st
road, Astoria, l.. l., was arrested here
Sunday on a charge Of possessing
adulterated olive oil. The arrest
was made by State Trooper Carl
Carlson. Several gallons of oil in
unlabeled cans were found in Sche-
lione's possession, police said.
They expressed a belief that he
had been selling the oil. Schelione
will appear in court here Thursday.
Until then he has been released cn
a $3.50 bond. The delay in trial
Is because the state wishse an OPP
portunity to analyZe the olive oil
Joins Waves
Another Naugatuck girls has join
ed the WAVES. Miss Jeanne Marie
Collins, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Francis D Collins of 124 Curtiss
street, Thursday passed her exam
nations in New York City. She
has been assigned to inactive duty
and Is awaiting order to report at
Hunter College, New York, for a
course in indoctrination.
According to word received by his
wife, Mrs. Wanda Kryzkowski, her
husband, Edward has been promo
ted to rank of sergeant at Camp
CroWder, Mo.
Fined in Court
Domenlc Pocs, so, of Millville, was
held on charges in borough court
this morning of carrying a con-
cealed weapon. fined 500, with costs
of $1l.26. He was given three months
in Jail, sentence suspended for six
months. He was also fined $50 for
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VERY WELL KNOWN
RESIDENT DIES
Angelo GianCarIi Passed
Away Sunday at Water.
bury Hospital

Naugatuck, March II - Angelo
Giancarli, SO, Of 81 High st., died
early Sunday morning at the Wa
terbury Hospital, Mr.. Giancerli, a
native Of Italy. hard resided in
Naugatuck for 81 years and was
employed by the Naugatuck Chemi-
cal Co. until his retirement two years
ago.
He was a member Of the Nauga-
tuck Aerie of Eagles, the Christoforo
Colunbo Society and the Italo
Marchegian Society. Surviving are
his wife, Louise; two sons, Eugene
of Naugatuck and Anthony, serving
in the u. s. Army, and daughter
Mary Of Naugatuck.
Funeral service will be held We'd
nesday morning at $3.50 o'clock from
the Buckmiller Funeral Home, q
Park Place, to st. Francis Church,
where a solemn high Mass will be
celebrated at 900. Friends may
call at the funeral home tonight
from z to 10 and Tuesday from
to 10 p. m.
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Fined in Court
Domenic Pocs, so, of Millville, was
held on charges in borough court
this morning of carrying a con-
cealed weapon. fined 500, with costs
of $ll 26. He was given three months
in Jail, sentence suspended for six
months. He was also fined $50 for
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Enrolled

Pvt. Albert Mai, former president
of the Naugatuck Young Republican
Club, Is now stationed at Harlingen,
Texas, where he is enrolled In the
Students Reception school. Pvt.
Edward Shilinskas Of Melbourne, ct.
Naugatuck, is also enrolled at that
school.
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Final Lecture

Miss Eunice H. Avery gave her
final lecture of the season on cur
rent events today at 3:45 In the
Congregational parish house. She
spoke on Arabs and Their History.
Miss Avery has travelled in the Far
East and Is well acquainted with
the customs Of the Arabs.
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RESTAURANT MAN
APPEALS HIS CASE
Other Cases Listed in BOr-
Ough Court Continued
to Future Date

Naugatuck, March ~. - Proprie-
tor Of the Little Haul Brau restau-
rant, Joseph Schildgen, took an APP
peal 10 the court of common pleas
Waterbury after being found guilty
to charge Of violating the liquor
control act by Judge Martin l..
Game in the borough court on Sat-
urday. Decision has been reserved
since Wednesday when the case was
concluded.
Schildgen was specifically charged
with selling beer to minors. He was
arrested March 10 on a warrant
issued by Prosecuting Attorney
Thomas Neary when evidence was
obtained that a 17-year- old boy was
arrested at a dance in Union City
on an intoxication charge. He said
that he had drunk beer In the
Echildgen restaurant. Bonds Of 500
were posted when the appeal was
given by Attorney Francis McDon-
aid Of Waterbury, who represented
Schlllgen.
The case Of Francis Russell Of
Maple street, charged with non-sup-
port, was continued to April II.
He was arrested Friday on a war;
rant, by Patrolman George Smith.
A continuance to April 3 was
given In the case Of James Glynn
Of "a Bradley street, charged with
non-support. He was arrested on
Saturday by Sergeant Richard Os-
from and Captain Anthony Malone.
Final Lecture
Miss Ellnice n Avery gave her
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Upon completion Of training at
Detroit, Mich, and New Orleans, La.
Francis x. Lerz, seaman, first class
of Woodtick road has been assigned
to a Navy PIT boat as a machine
gunner.
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druge posleratne drzave. A Sa-
veZnici = NJ lrvom mestu Fran
clska - nisn stvarali Jugoslavi-
iu prvenstveno "a sTbijansku bur-
zoaziiu, jos mamie "a hrvatsku
burzoaziju preko Save, vec "a Sc
be. Oni su okrnjili iii potpuno
razbili dve modne drzave, Nemac-
ku i Austro-Ugarsau, mad koiima
nisu megli vladati, pa su stvorili
niz manjih drzava, mad koiima
mogu da vladaju koie bez nil
hove stalne potpore he mogu po-
stojati. Te posleratne drzave, me-
dju NINA Jugoslavija, nisu to-
liko odbori "a otprayljanje opstih
pcslova celokupne domace burzo-
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sto ie srbijanska burzoaziia e.
konomski i finansijski slabija Cd
prekosavske burzoazije, polite
XII jaca, to je bolje "a zapadni, ma
prvom mestu francuski imperiia-
liam. I koliko je srbijanska bur
zoaziia mamie osetliiva ekonoms-
ki finansijski, IL toliko &c ona
lakse trpeti ekonomsku finan-
siisku "hegemoniju" zapadnog,
na prvom mestu francuskog impe-
riializma Ii Jugoslaviii. Zapadni
imperijalizam je, na primer. tra-
zio potpisivanje Netunskih Kon-
venciia. Prekosavskoj burzoaziii
bi bilo vrlo tesho da to uradi. ier
Sc to iako kosi sa nienim ekonom-
skim interesima. Srbiianska bur-
zoazija - koja Sc pogIavito sa-
stoji IL generala, oficira, minis
tara, pcliticara, diplomatic, lifera-
nata, birokrata 81. - nije eko-
nomski mnogo ostecena Netuns-
kim Nomenclature mogla ih ie
lal1se potpisati. Razume Sc, me
prirodno' je, cak je ''izdajnicki" !,
-sa tacke gledista prekosavske
burzoazije. da Sc drzavna politi-
ka krece prema potrebama i dix
tatima stranih drzava, ma stetu
domaee privrede, ali zar je stva-
ranje Jugoslaviie pomocu imperi-
ialistickih bajoneta bilo "prirod-
no.? Ear je stvaranje pedlerskih
drzava u vreme, kada padaju mai
jace svetske burzoaske drzave,
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"prirodno'? Prekosavska -baszea-
ziia bi htela da usnostavi ha.pae-
niju izmedju don1ate privse.le
politike, ali gar niie celia. Asgo-
slaviia politicki reflebs -zapaanog
imperiializma?
Sve je to "nepriroino", ier ie
sve to prezivelo. "HeBs-easn"
bese stvaranie Jugoslavhs. me
nrirodan' bese VidovaaH~tis Us
tav. "Neprirodna" ie saba ,agse-
lutna diktatura. ''Neprire.lao" je
to, da godini 1929. II op$te-pos-
toje burzoaske drzave. Sve va@i
broj diktatura je dokaz, da je ci-
tav burzoaski sistem postao me
prirodan''. On je odavno isspnio
svoju istoriisku n1isiiu - IL rag
via materijalne usieve Ia ie.lan
visi drustveni poredak - -s.fav-
no je trebao biti po6is6en 50 po-
zornice. Sada nije vgems, tla SC
burzoaska politika doteruje, u
sklad sa burzoaskom ekonemjjofl.
nego da Sc obara jedna j afu-
ga. Ali ovo nije styar nj presss-
savske nj srbijanske buszoasiis
Nina je jos ostalo, da Sc aza-
iamno gloze do zajedni icke inn sn1r-
ii. Isto vazi "a burzoaZiju njene
frakcije sirom celog sveta.
Da obori burzoaski sisteH usep-
ste uspostavi SlobodHu .zajstszsi-
Gu Rada, - to je stvar Rsefeta-
rijata, potpomognutog ostalim 81
romasnim slojevima!
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(Nastavak sa l. strane.)
mania iii demagogiie nazivaju "na-
cionalnom borbom''.
Ia tn disharmoniju, ia to od-
stupanje Cd opsteg pravila bur-
zoaskog drustva postoji niz uzro-
ka. Najvidniii uzrck je tai, sto
Jugoslavija nije neka iznova stvo-
rena drzava, nego prosirenie pre-
ratne Srbije. Cna nije dosla ma
plecima revolucionarnih narodnih
masa, vec ma vrhovima srbijans-
kin francuskih bajoneta. Ona
nije stvarana Zagrebu. Beogra-
du, Ljubljani iii Sarajevu, nego
u Parizu. Da Pariz nije hteo, Ju-
goslavije ne bi bilo. Isto vazi "a
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Nacionalno Pitonie u JugoslauVi

aziie, koliko lojalni panduri "a
padnih velesila, ma prvor mestu
Francuske. Francuskoj je malo
stale do materiialnih interesa sr-
bijanske i prekosavske burzoazije.
te politickog refleksa tih materi-
jalnih interesa, ali joi je mnogo
stale do stanja JUGOSLAVENS-
KE VOJSKE. Francuska moze tn
voisku ma kog casa trebati! A ka-
ko Sc ia voiska sustini ne raz-
likuie cd bivse srbijanske vojske,
to je ona skoro potpuno pod kon-
trolom uplivom srbijanske bur-
zcazije. Ma ovoj vojsci pociva po-
liticka "hegemonija" srbiJanske
burzoazije.
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k0ugres Srpkinja.

Da bi agenti srpske burzoazije
okupili oko sebe "a svoie pak-
lene planoye 5to veci broi srpskih
radnika, oni nezaboravise nj srp-
ske radnice nego priredise II tn svr-
hu "Kongres Srpkinja", koji je odr-
zan pod "pokrovitelistvom" Srps-
kog Mar. SaveZa II Pittsburghu,
prosle godine. Ma ovome kongre-
su, kao ma prvim, odrzani su pa
triotski govori, sa kojima su ur-
girane srpkinje da saradjuju ma
ostvareniu lozinke: "Srbi IA O.
kup"! Drugim recima, da one pri-
pomognu da Sc ubiie svaM zdravo-
misleci poiam kod srpskih radnika,
te tako da postanu bezotporna ne
misleca raia.
Ovako rade agenti burzoaziie
svih ostalih narodnosti, jer ma ze-
lie zele pretvoriti svoje naiamne ro-
bove u pokorne i nemislece robove.
Ma oval nacin hoce da osigura-
ju opstanak svome izrabljivackom
poretku. Ali smo mi ubed jenja, da
owe lose sluge, jos losijih gospoda-
ia nece Ii tome uspeti. Jer sile pro-
gresa su protiv njih, a prilog
Proleterske Revolucije. Revoluci-
onarni pokret, olicen S. l.. P.
ovoj zemlji, postarace sc da ma
jamne radnike dovoljno i pravil-
no obavesti i da in u duhu soci-
jalisticke znanosti prosveti, te or
ganizuje "a obaranje starog po-
dizanje novog drustvenog poret-
ka Industrijalnu Republiku
Rada!
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Slovenski kongres.

Odrzan je "Slovenski Kongres'
u decembru mesecu prosle godi-
ne, cd strane agenata slovenske
burzoazije. Svrha ovog kongresa
ieste ista. kakva je bila svrha srp-
skin kongresa - da okupe sloven-
ske radnike oko sebe. da bi in
mogli uspesnije drzati u potcinje-
nosti.
Prema dosadasniem obaveste,
nju, ako je tacno, "Slovenski Kon-
gres je prilog federativne Jugo-
slavic. No buduci da Sc kongres
niie izjavio "a nj protiv Mihajlo-
vica, nije poslao pozdrav kralju
Petru, sto ie ljude oko Srbobrana
ozlojedilo DO zla boga, otuda oni
zakliucuju da su Slovenci "a fede-
ratvinu Jugoslaviju bez kralia, i
da su niihove simpatiie ma strani
"partizana".
Srbobran ie "Slovenski Kongres'
nemilosrdno napao. jer kao sto
gore istaknuto. nije Sc izrazio o
Mihailovicu niti je poslao pozdrav
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Jugoslavenski Kongresi ma Socijalistickom Resetu

like "kako tko polit.5Ei osjetao
iii kako Sc tko Bogu molio'. / ta-
bo je izdat proglas "a Kongres A
merickih Hrvata, koji ina da Sc
sastane 20. q. februara Chi
cago, III.
KakVa je svrha ovog hrvatskog
kongresa? Ista kakva je svrba
niihove posvadjane srpshe i sIo-
venske bratije: da ckype hrvat-
ske radnike "a vaskrsavanje pro-
pale burzoaske JugosIavijc, ali ma
novoj osnovi - federatiVnoj -
p kojoj bi krajanska hrvatsha bar
zoazija dobila veGi deo u drzav-
MOI upravi, sto bi zna5i!o ia hi
imala bole prilike "a is'=oriscava-
ME move jugoslavenske drzaye "a
svoje pljackaske interese, nego
sto je imala ranije.
Proglas agenata hrVatske bur
zoazije: INA Okup, Amesiehi Hr-
vati'' nije naisao na opste-siobre-
ME medju san1in1 NINA Ali ma
ko da je izostao, hrvatsai "koBisl-
nisti" nisu! Oni 81 pryjm medju
sazivatima oni 81 ii, koji maj
wise apeluju na hrvatske ra.inike
da pruze svoju n7ateriialau pao-
ralnu potporu ovona konsrssu ,hr-
vatske burzoazije.
Neki cd njih koji 81 eo1bili IL
3estvovati u ovom henpresu, ma
vode bas tai razlog sto ee u aie-
mu biti predstavljeni .a'easassss-
IT,, ako ne kao "kcununisti" ne
go kao "dobri Hrvati" lejaini, hr-
vatskoj stvari - burzoaekoj silva
ri. Bio ovako III onato, ali ,glav-
no ie da nj kod agenata huvatshe
burzoazije nerna sloge i-ieslsspis-
lienosti DO jugoslaveps+sra.-+pita
nju.
Kad Sc jugoslavenska- bs.szaa-
ziia sa svojim agentima. spseesala
ma tolike delove i fratciis. k&AYa
&c onda - ako Sc estua%i - ia
novostvorena jugeslavenska dsza-
va biti? Jedni su "a fnenashsstie-
ku Jugoslaviju: drugi sn. Ia -feae-
rativnu Jugoslaviju, Reja ssAa.sa-
die Bugarska. bez kraGa; ;-treei
su "a "Veliku Srbiiu', 3li&ta1wu
Jugoslaviju, u kojoi bi srAf ina
Ii odlucuiucu rec. Zato ena -Aaziss-
ka: "Srbi ma Okup" A saela IN
"braca Hrvati" in1itira:in, sa sye-
JON lozinkom: ma 0hup.. .Aae-
ritki Hrvati'', "a Aoje isa- "bssaea
Srbi" prebacuju sto 81 -"ajiHvwt"
lozinku prisvojili.
Il svega ovog neze-sespitsati-la
nikad odkad ie pohreHuto iaxssla-
vensko pitanje, njje bilo vise<kesl-
fuzije, zbrke, needreaienssti i ne
sloge nedju iugoslaves~Asm, bar
zoazijom nienim agentisaa. sego
sto je danas. U ovahvoj rkersuzi-
il, neodredienosti svadji-staeme-
GU ocekivati Observation-Disclosures
ci siromasni seliaci Il toi F"nsHsl"
stvarajucoj Jugoslaviji, ahe- ss~kae
takva ostvari?
(SvrSice SCI
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II America, ma kojem je udaren
cvrst temeliac "a buduci rad Sr-
pske Narodne Odbrane Ameri-
ci''.
Kakye "manifestacije" kakav
ie udaren "Cvrst temeliac "a bu-
duel rad? De okuplja srpske rad
nike oko sebe, te ia IL njih crpi
materiialnu moralnu potporu II
svrhu vaskrsavania pregazene Ju-
goslavije, iii "Velike Srbije", II
kojoj bi "Srbi" - srpska burzoa-
ziia - imala glavnu odlucuiucu
rec; u kojoj bi srpski radnici i
siromasni seljaci ostal dalie
robovi srpske burzoazije; u kojoj
bi ponovo yaskrsle "glavnjace',
"obznane" "zakoni 0 zastiti dr.
zavc" - zastiti burzoaskih pra-
va da tiraniSu pljaGkaiu siro-
masni srpski ostale siromasne
narode.
To je slnisao "manifestacija"
cvrst temeliac" "a buduci rad So
vinistiCke Srpske Narodne Odbra-
ne, oko koie zele i nastojavaiu da
oku2e srpske radnike II ovoj zem-
iii. To je cili svrlla agenata ST.
pske burzoazije ovoj zemlji.
Srpska Narodna Odbrana radi
ruku pod ruku sa Srpskim Narod-
MIN Savezom, da okupe oko sebe
srpske najamne radnike ovoj
zemlii. sa lozinkom: "Srbi na O.
kup"! da bi in tako okIpljene
mogli lakse varati, obmanjivati i
huskati ma njihove drugoye, hr-
vatske slovenske radnike. Izgle-
da da su oni svesni one poslovice,
koja veil: "Pocepaj, pa vladaj"
Amerikanski Srbobran, glasilo
Srpskog Narodnog Saveza, sa svo-
Jim pisanjem, predvodi divlil i
bezobzirnu haiku protiv "Hrvata"
= hrvatskog radnog naroda, - ka-
ko oni "poklase pokatolicise ST.
be-. Kada bi sc owl agenti srpske
burzoazije ogranicili sa svojim ma
padima ma agente hrvatske bur
zoazije, ostavili bi mi njih ma mi
ru, pa neka jedni drugima, ako
hoce. oci wade. ali kada oni krive
hrvatski radni narod "a pocinjena
zla della hrvatske burzoazije ME-
nih agenata, onda mi ustajemo
protestujemo protiv takvih sram-
nih bezobzirnih kleveta! S ovak-
vim bezobzirnim klevetama, agen-
ii srpske burzoazije hoce da ras-
pire mrzniu proizvedu neprija-
teljske odnose medju srpskim i
hrvatskim radnicima i siromas-
MIN seljacima, isto tako, kao sto
agenti hrvatske burzoazije nasto-
ie proizvesti mrznju i neprijateli-
ske odnose medju hrvatskim j sr-
pskim radnicima i siromasnim Sc
liacima. Cilievi su i'm istovetni, a
i metodi i'm Sc nerazlikuiu.
u ovome lezi opasnost kaia mo-
ze doci do mnogo gorih posledica,
nego sto ma prvi pogled izgleda.
Otuda ie duznost svakog zdravo-
misleceg hrvatskog srpskog rad
nika, da budu ma oprezu da cd
reknu svaku moralnu i Material
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nu potporu swim agentima jugo-
slavenske burzoazije, te da mama,
Il ovom uzvisenom podhvatu, pruze
svaku pomot, tako da bi nogli lax
Sc uspesnije raskrinkavati spletke
burzoaskjh agenata, koji nastoja-
vaju da vetito podiarme jugosla-
venske radnike i siromaSne selja-
ke