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| Lddy EIks Are Forming Emblem
 Club in Juneau

An enthusiastic meeting was held last night of Elks ladies, to further discuss the formation of an En- blem Club in Juneau. Due to the fact that large number of women were unable to be present and who have expressed desire to join, it was decided to postpone the cleo tion of officers until the next meet ing which will be Monday, Novem- Der 8, in the Elks lounge.
 All Lady Elks interested in the formation of this club are invited to attend this meeting. Anyone de- siring information about the Elm blem Club or those wishing to be- come members and who will bb un- able to attend next Mondays meet ing, may call any of the following women for information: Daisy Fa- gerson, phone 32. Kay Hahn, Black 660, or Lucille Lawrence, Red 483.
 Those present last night are anx- ious to have every Lady Elk inter ested in the formation of an Em- blem Club, to attend the next meet ing.
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 FOOTBALL
 ROUNDUP
(By Associated Press)

In the football roundup for Sat urday games, the following high lights are given.
 Angelo Bertillis leaving Notre Dame has been replaced by Johnny Lujack and he will take the grid fans attention The Army's Dug Kenna will virtually make his de- but when the Cadets and Irish col lide Saturday. Kenna has been used only as substitute because of an injured knee but It. Col. Earl Blair of the Army says Kenna is the best back he has ever coached and the best West Point ball car rier since Red Cagle. Kenna in the lineup and the loss of Bertilli to Notre Dame may make a possible upset.
 Southern California goes against the San Diego Navy Saturday. The latter is installed in some quarters as the favorite, much to the disgust of the Bluejacket Coach Molenda.
 The Navy lines up tomorrow with the undefeated Pennsylvania on Franklin Field. Penn held the Army to a tie last Saturday. With the jinx of Franklin Field in operation, the Navy may, have peter luck than the Penn's in their back yard.
 A. A. Stagg's College of the Pa- cific, weakened by the loss of sev- eral stars called to duty elsewhere, faces St. Mary's College.
 Purdue, still top of the clubs. runs against Minnesota tomorrow The latter has not showed up much this season.
 The University of California op- poses the San Francisco Dons, the best chance of the season for the Bears to break into the win column.
 UCLA, far off championship form of last year, plays Del Monte Navy tomorrow, one of the strongest elev- ems on the Pacific Coast.
 Michigan jousts Indiana in the Midwest while in the south, the big game is between Georgia Tech and Louisiana State.
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COAST LEAGUE PRESIDENT HAS
 RESIGNED JOB

LOS ANGELES, Calf, Nov. B. Without explanation, Wilbur c. Futile has resigned as President of the Pacific Coast Baseball League in letters sent to eight directors. Futile said he desired to be re- lieved of his duties by November l5.
 There appears little doubt but that& the resignation will be &C., cepted
 Futile is on hunting trip and is unavailable for comment.
 Clarence Rowland, one of the Leagues Directors and President of the Los Angeles Club, said: T will vote to accept the resignation There is no use in holding a man to a job who doesn't want it."
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MOOSE HAVE OWN
 RADIO PROGRAM

The Loyal Order of Moose is now conducting it's own weekly radio program over the Mutual Network, every Sunday afternoon at pm, Eastern War Time, and members of the Moose Lodge in Juneau are encouraged to take the program in every Sunday.
 The title of the series is the Moose Preside Party" Griff Will
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LOST and FOUND
NOTICE

In accordance with instructions from the War Labor Board, notice is hereby given that all employees of the Juneau Lumber Mills, Inc, of Juneau, Alaska, who have left the employe of the said Company and are eligible to receive retroac- tive pay, are requested to make formal demand for such pay by written application, or demand may be made in person.
 Signed
 JUNEAU LUMBER MILLS, Inc, By Geo. B. Schmidt, V. P. SAWMILL & TIMBERWORKERS LOCAL UNION M-271 IWA-CIO,
 By Abel Anderson, Secy.
 adv.
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! ARRIVE FROM
 5|TkA; B TAKE
 PASSAGE SOUTH

Disembarking here last night from Sitka were Al Boyd, Mrs. F. M. Seeliger, Mrs. Elaine McConkey, William P Craig, James Kitka, Pat Sweeney and Thomas Fraser.
 Leaving here for Seattle were O. J. Hatland, Carl M. Nilsen, Grace Rollings, Dale Culver, Lester Rink, Mabel Drane, Robert Schwartz, Charlotte Schwartz, L. C. Premo, P. w. Pellitier, c. E. Carter, Max inc McClain, Carl McClain.
 A. H. Simes, Perry Wilson, Will liam Warrens, Scott Cross, Christ Olsen, T. A. Hayder, F. Story, Mrs. R. E. Robertson, It. L. G. Viani, and Esther Daniels.
 For Ketchikan-Arza B. Keller. w. H. Elwell, George Folta, James Hall and Maj. c. F. Scheiber,
 For Petersburg-N A. McEachran, c. R. Betts, Elvina Stedman, Ethel White and Ann Mcdonald.
 For Wrangell-Dr and Mrs. c. c. Carter.
 SONS OF NORWAY CARD PARTY
 Saturday, Nov. 6, at p. m. IOOF
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Hams and his orchestra and the Moose Preside Party Chorus fur nish the music Climaxing the pro- gram will be stories of heroic deeds by Moseheart boys in the armed forces.
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Baseball
 Forecast

BALTIMORE. Nov. 5.-Lt. Col. Larry McPhail, former General Manager of the Brooklyn Dodgers. said he expects the Major League Double A to operate next year but beyond that I am not optimistic. V
 McPhail said the low minors really face tough sailing.
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D0DGER CATCHER
 LOSES AppENDIx

ST, LOUIS, Nov. 5. - Mickey Owen, Brooklyn Dodger catcher, underwent an operation for re- moval of his appendix and has come through satisfactorily, his physician announces.
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D0DGER
 0UTFlELDER HAS
 SIGNED FOR 1e44

B R OOKLYN Nov. 5.--Dixie Walker, veteran Brooklyn outfield- CT has signed his contract for the 1944 season, Branch Hickey an- nounces.
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It is estimated that IT million American children have never been to a Sunday school.
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Have a portrait artist take your picture. Hamersley Studio. Opposite Federal Building. Phone 2a4. adv.
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CARTER ENDS FuRLouGH

Sidney G. Carter, Signal Corps, United States Army, who has been on a furlough to Seattle, has re- turned to Juneau and is back again at the local station.
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SCOTTISH RITE NOTICE

Special meeting Friday Nov. 5th. Balloting on candidates, etc.
 WALTER B. HEISEL, adv. Secretary.
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WANTED-Woman to do general house work a few hours weekly. Phone Blue 5l0.
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WANTED Child's Small size crib and mattress. Write E. F. Wruck, Box 267l.
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9 ROOM furnished apt; with bath, oil range. White only. 513A Will loughby.
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FURNISHED House for cash $4,500. Phone 55.
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FURNISHED heated room for gentleman in private home. P. O. Box 1421.
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FOR RENT-Fur. Apts. Easily kept warm. Winter rates $15 a month. Lights, water, Dishes. Also bath and use of Electric Washer and Wringer in Laundry room. Sea- view Apts.
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WANTED-late model panel de- livery truck in good condition. Phone 92 George Bros.
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SUNRI5ES;
 SUNSETS

The duck hunting season is now on. Shooting starts half an hour before sunrise and ends at sunsets. are the sunrises and sun sets for several days, the first time being the sunrise and the second the sunset:
 November 6 8:23 a. m. .................. 4:59 D. m.
 November 2 826 a. m. ................... 4.56 D. m.
 November 8 8:29 a. m. ..........,.-..,.. ASA D. m.
 November 9 8:31 am. .........-......,... 4:52 pm.
 November 10 8:34 am. .............-.-...... 449 pm.
 November II 8:36 am. ..........,...... 4:47 pm.
 November 12 8:38 am. .................. 4:45 pm.
 November 13 8:41 am. ....................-.. 4.43 pm.
 November IA 8:43 am. ...........~.....~-. Al pm.
 November l5 8:45 am. ........,.............. 4:39 pm.
 November 16 8:47 am. ........................ 4:37 pm.
 November 17 $50 am. ....-.................. 4:35 pm.
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WANTED--Nice home for school
 girl of twelve, where she can assist with children, light duties for home. P. o. Box 1708, Juneau.
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TIDES TOMORROW

PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHY
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WANTED-Maid for general house. work; also maid for care of child ren. Phoneg361.
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JNFURNISHED 5 room house, 9th and Harris. Phone Blue 297.
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F0R RElgT

FURNISHED three room house with bath, oil range and oil heat
 CT. Inquire Juneau Paint Store.
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l-BEDROOM house, w. H. Robin son, 1044 w. 10th. Phone green 475.
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FOR SALE-1 Duplex-2 Apts. 2 Houses-3 rooms each, l Cabin 2 rooms. All furnished. For $8,000. Apply Juneau Paint Store.
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FOR SALE-Apartment for sale, good buy, 8 tenants. Phone 55.
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WANTED

WANTED = Stenographer-Cle Permanent. Good working condi- tions; 38 hour week; starting sal ary $2,10000. Address, giving ex- prience. P. O. Box 1881.
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Nugget Apartments.
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BUY WAR BONDS
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WANTED-Small frigidaire in good
 condition. Phone 226.
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WANTED-Used furniture. 306 Will loughby. Phone 788.
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Washer; also dry clean erman at Snow White Laundry. Good pay. Phone 299.
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WANTED AT ONCE-Ironers and
 shirt finishers. Alaska Laundry.
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Sa yesele veceri.
Hoboken, N. J

Nasa treca afera owe sezone,
odrzana je u oci move godine. Sva-
XII onaj koji poznaje afere Ogran-
ka Hoboken, zna da su nase vese-
lie veeeri poznate kao good time"
kojem uveliko doprinese muzika,
plesanje a osobito zajednicko pie
vanje, "a koje je mas Ogranak poz-
nat. Istina je da kada Sc Owe ma
Sc vesele veceri odrzavaju, da Sc
nasi drugovi drugarice narade
ciiele veceri, ali Sc ipak ne oslo
caju umorni posto znadu zasto
rade. Znadu nasi drxgovi i dru-
garice da oni rade cato da bi Sc
ostvarilo drustveno uredjenje u
kojem bi vladala jednakopravnost
i u kojem bi oni koji rade uzivali
plodove svoga rada, ne kao sto
je to danas da oni koji rade ska
pavaju, oni koji ne rade da uzi-
vaju. Nasi su drugovi drugarice
odlucni da dodje do owe potreb-
ne promjene.
Pored naseg good time' mi
nikada he zaboravimo prosvjetni
die nasega rada ma svakoj nasoj
aferi. tako ma ovoj veseloj vece-
ri kada smo Sc rastajali sa tuz-
nom krvavom godinom cekali
dolazak move godine sa novim ma
DANA, drug T. Jelusic odrzao je
pozdravni govor u duhu revoluci-
onarnog programa S. L. P.
Nakon govora izvrsena je ko-
lekcija. Slijedeci su prilozili:
A. Jurjevic $500, D. Petkov So
90, F. suniara $500, T. Garma
$500, D. Graytch $500, C. Sladov
$500, F. Rack $3.50 F. Honyman
S1.OO, Mary Honyman S1.OO, T.
Jelusic $1.00 F.. Vukotie S1.O0, J
Radov $1.00, Eleanor Jelusic ST.
90, C. Keselic S100, A. KuveliG
$1.OO, G. Lovric s1.OO, Gertrude
Rack $1.00, V. Vukelja S1.0O, Son.
ny Garma $1.00, R. Govic $1.O0
J. T. Evanie $10O, S. Vukotic' ST.
90, S. Tanfara s1.oO, R. Udovit
$1.O0, J. Resanovic $1.OO, NJ. Tan
fara $1.O0, M. Curevic $1.0O, J.
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tim ucenjem, Daniel De Leon ma
pusta vec pripremljenu professor
sku stolicu ma Columbia Univer-
zitetu. Ne samo to, nego on ma
pusta sve burzoaske krugove i od-
lazi medju radnike da siri jevan-
djelje radnickog oslobodjenja. Sa
tim on napusta i masne materi-
jaime polozaje odlazi radnicke
redove, gde mu nije uvek nj rucak
bio osiguran. On stupa u Socija-
listicku Radnicku Partiju nakon
kraceg vremena bese izabran "a
urednika da uredjuje WEEKLY a
docnije DAILY WEEKLY PEO-
PIE.
Daniel De Leon ne samo da je
bio nepokolebiv revoldcionarac i
dobar tumac Marksistickog Soci-
jalizma, nego on, po priznanju sa-
mog Lenina, bese jedini socialist
koji je posle Marksa nesto dopri-
neo socijalistickoj zanosti. Da ci-
tiramo samo jedan paragraf tog
Deleonovog dodatka socijalistic-
koj znanosti: "Parlamenat prosve-
Gene Amerike", kaze De Leon "a
Socijalisticko uredjenje, "sastoja-
&c Sc, ne cd poslanika il zemljo-
pisnih okruga, vec cd predstavni-
ka zanata u celoj zemlji, i njihov
zakonodavni posao neee biti zamr-
sen posao, koji vodi racuna o
spornim interesima drustva kao
sto ie kapitalistieko, vec fak po-
sac. koii Sc daje izraziti statistic
kim podacima o potrebnom bogat-
stvu, koji Sc daje proizvesti, j o
potrebnom radu - tai 'pOsao u
stanju je da obavi ma koji askup
prosecnih radnickih predstavnika,
j to beskonacno bolje no nasi da-
nasnji krasnorecivi besednief u
kongresu." A da bi sc postigao
cilj besklasne zajednice kongres
cd radnickih predstavnika IL 'sve-
zemaljskih industrija, ma Smesto
danasnjih advokata IL zemljopis-
.nih media. De Leon je, pored ne
pomiriive klasne borbe zagova-
rao, sto Socijalisticka Radnieka
Partija verno sleduje, da Sc rad
nieka klasa mora organizovati ma
diva polja: politiSkom ekonoms-
kom. Politickom da Sc siri jevan-
djelje radnickog oslobodjenja "a
uspostavu Socijalizma, ekonom-
ski, da Sc radnici organizuju u
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Sa yecerinke.
Milwaukee, Wis.

Ma 81. decembra 1912, Klu5
r. B. u zajednici sa Ogrankom
odrzao je drlgarsku veeerinku Il
svom drustvenom stanu. Cist ma
terijalni prihod Cd ovog sastan-
ka namenjen je "a novogodisnli
darak RADNIcKOJ BORBI.
l ovog puta drugovi i drugari-
ce pritekose II pomoc sa dobro-
volinim prilozima. Sledeci su pri-
lozili Il hrani: "Grandma' zivcic,
John Capic, Hilda Munek, There
sa Karlovic, Ana Vidakovic. Ma
ry Kelenic, Francis Djakulovic,
Ana slprina, Theresa Pacovsky,
Mary Brlas. U rucnom radu: Fran
els Djakulovic, Rose i John Capic.
cist materiialni prihod iznasa
nesto preko s64.00.
Neka u ime Kluba Ogranka
brde nailepsa hvala nasim dru-
rovima drugaricama na prllozi-
ma kao ma posjeti.
T. P, dop. Kluba.
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zasIuzn0 priznanje vasi PeIagiGu

industrijama "a uzimanje, drzanje
kretanje zemaljskih industrija
u korist celog drustva.
Kao sto je Pelagic, kao profe-
sor bogoslovije, dobro poznavao
prljavstinu popovstine, tako isto
i De Leon, koji je odneo prvu ma
gradu u tumacenju International
nih zakona, dobro je poznavao
prljavstinu, iskrivljivanje istine i
mlatisumsko blebetanje advokata.
Vasem vecerasnjem govorniku
dosta su dobro poznata prljava
della mnogih popova j advokata,
da prosecni radnik ne bi mogao
nj zamisliti takvog sta, a kamo Ii
ciniti. Primeri sc ne bi mogli pri-
kazivati bez da Sc lice ne zacr-
veni. Kod njih je lopovluk bez-
obrazluk!
Kada pogledate danasnji kon-
gres Washingtonu potanje is
pitate licnosti MENU njihova
zanimanja privatnom zivotu,
pronaci cete da Sc mas kongres
sastoji vecinom cd advokata, ko-
il kao papagaji opetuju reel svo-
jih gosa kapitalisticke klase, tu-
raju to medju radnike kao red,
moral, demokratiju drugo, da bi
Sc ma tai nacin odrzao, iii barem
produzio oval izrabljivacki kapi-
talisticki sistem.
Kada su Pelagic, De Leon,
Marks, Lenin drugi napustili
burzoaski krug u kojem su mogli
ziveti raskosno, bezbrizno ugod-
no, pa sc zauzeli "a nauku rad
nickog oslobodjenja tako sebe
stavili materijalnu oskudicu i
patnje, pa eak ranu smrt, tDe
Leon je umro u svojoj 62 godinD I,
sta onda mi radnici da oklevamo
i Gekamo?
Ne oklevajmo, jer bolja vreme-
ma ne mogu doei pod kapitaliz-
nom, a gorem sc mozemo nadati.
Zato ne eekajmo, nego Sc svi pri-
druzimo pokretu koji radi ma o.
slobodjenju radnicke klase. Oni
koji niste jos u nasim redovima,
pridruzite nam Sc i radite skupa
sa mama, pod zastavom Socijalis-
ticke Radnicke Partije, "a vlasti-
to svoje oslobodjenje. Drzimo Sc
Marksove lozinke:
"Oslobodjenje radnicke klase
mora biti delO same ME-"
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DEBATA
izmedju CvetkOva Le0ntica pred sudOm
Marlxsizma isfnriio
(Nastavice se.)

jugoaveka
u o
agentg govcri
q ozvoda,
"scilnna Cvekova Nan
so sru eanaka otamn oi ge pod njn
OF
j
dogadjj
e u cent? u
Knjzara Radnicke Borbe
air Ave- ~ - " Cleveland Ohio
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Garma S1.0O, K. Govic $1.0O. J.
Ercegovic $1.00, J. Curevic $1.00,
A. Jannettes Soc, S. Vorgity Soc,
S. Mihajelovie SOC.
Cist prihod iznosi blizu $4,000.
U ime naseg Ogranka mi maj
srdacnije zahvaljujemo svima pri-
lagacima posetiocima koji su do
prinjeli uspjehu owe afere.
Mary Jelusic, dopisnik.
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ra, bese racun bez krcmara; oni
su mislili da kada diktatura jed
nom uspostavi red, da &c Sc sve
povratiti normalnom stanju. Pre-
varili su Sc svi oni koji su pevali
pesme "nasem kralju"; prevarili
su Sc svi oni koji su Aleksandro-
WI diktaturu docekali sa paradom
j posipali joj put vencima: pre-
varili su Sc svi oni u America koji
su mislili da &c stvari krenuti ma
bolje; ali Sc nije prevarila Jugo-
slavenska Federacija Socijalistic-
ke Radnicke Partije.
Nasa ocena Aleksandrove
diktature.
Nekoliko dana nakon uspostava
Aleksapdrove diktature, tadasnji
urednik RADNIcKE BORBE, drug
L. Petrovic, jednom uvodniku
rece:
"Mozda &c ia strasna diktatura
biti 'privremena', kako sc neki ma
daju. Madjarska, Italia, spanija,
Bugarska ne pruzaju nadu u TAX
WI 'privremenost'. Nije iskljuce-
no, da je jugoslavenski parlamen-
gtarizam "a uvek otisao tamo, gde
je otisao pravoslavni Bozie cd
1923.
"Razune sc, j takvoj diktaturi
&c doci kraj. Ali on tesko da &c
doci pre- dolaska Svetske iii bar
Evropske Revolucije. takvom
sistemu &c Sc voditi neumitna
Nssna .Borha, koja fe spremiti
dolazak reyolucije, ali kako &c to
tesko lei! Il podruma je tesko vo-
diti borbu, koja mora da obuhva-
ii Stroke mase. Ipak &c Sc ona vo-
diti, ali koliko &c mutenika ona
snabdeti "a Kalendar Buducnosti
Koliko je mucenika snabdeveno
"a Kalendar Buducnosti pod krva-
vom diktaturom Aleksandrovom
Mnogo wise nego sto bi Sc moglo
opisati u jednoj najdebljoj knji-
ri. U narednom broju mi eemo po-
kuSati skicirati krvava della Vol
no-fasisticke diktature Jugos-
laviji.
(Nastavice se.)
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Ujedinjenje jugoslavsnsl<e
hajduEije. go

Sestav kraljcvskog Kabineta
najbolje svedoci da je Aleksan-
dTova dilftatura 0rganizovaIa moe
IA sve silnije potcinjavanje rad
nfka siromasnih seljaka Jugo-
sfavfje. Aleksandar je poverio o.
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.(Nastavak sa /. strane.)


tih roditelja kao takav skolovan
je odgajan u burzoaskom duhu.
skolovan je pored americkih j ma
evropskim univerzitetima. Odnos-
no Internationally zakona, ne sa-
mo da in je dobro poznavao, nego
je odneo prvu nagradu u tumace-
nju 18TH. Govorio je wise jezika,
bio je ucitelj, novinar docnije
predavac ma Columbia Univerzite-
tu, da ga je vec eekala professor
ska stolica. Kao dobar citaoc i
studenat on Sc upozna sa deli
ma socijalistickim ucenjem Kar-
la Marksa. Jednom upoznavsi Sc
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P|jaCka$i Indie.

tan. Ali oni ne izopacuju Hasu
politiku." Indijski kapitaisti, ma
ravno, misle drukce, jer oni ne bi
utaman trosili svoj novac vftme
ako oni ne ocekuju da &c e7-rnoei sa-
viii Kongres prema svejsj vo-
Iii
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JugosIaja: D18-1943.

brazovanje Wade jednom cd mai
reakcionarnijih stvorova u Jugo-
slaviji - Generalu Peri zivkovi-
Gu. / hrvatska burzoazija bese
predstavljana u kraljevskom Ka-
binetu. DR.. svrljuga, predsednik
Zagrebacke burse koji je imao
veze sa mnogim medjunarodnim
bankirima, bese namesten kao Mi
nistar Finansije; DR.. FRANCES, hr-
vatski professor poljoprivrede ma
Zagrebackom sveucilistu, bese j.
zabran "a Ministra Poljoprivrede.
l tako, pod kraljevom diktaturom,
ujedine Sc sile krupne hajducije.
Aleksandrova diktatura okupi O.
ko sebe zagrebacke i ljubljanske
bankare industrijalce, sarajevs-
ke age i beogradske liferante i
velebirokrate, koji su napoleonski
pirovali dok su radnici i siromas-
nj seljaci pod diktatorskom sab
ljom placali racune. A Pariz, Lon
don, cak Berlin, blagosiljali su
diktaturu mad diktaturama.
MaEek Aleksandar.
U predveterju uspostavljanja
kraljevske diktature, Aleksandar
je odrzao bezbroj konferencija sa
vodjama raznih grupa medju ko-
jima behu DR.. Matek, vodja Hr-
vatske SeljaSke Stranke i Sveto-
zar Pribitevit, vodja samostalnih
demokrata. Kada Sc pronela vest
da je Korosecova vlada pala, nju
|su pEatili glasovi, da &c kralj poz-
vati DR.. Maeeka da obrazuje no.
WI vladu. u to vreme DIR. MaEek
objavi sledeea tri uslova "a spe-
razum izmedju Zagreba ,Beogra-
da:
l. Da Sc formira federativna
Ekraljevina sa samoupravnim po-
krajinana.
2. Da Sc danaSnja Kraljevina
Srba, Hrvata Slovenaca podeli
kod feke Save Drine; pa jedna
tstrana da lima Beograd, druga
zagreb "a glavni grad.
8. Da Sc uspostavi kraljevina
Srbije, Ju3ne Srbije Crne Gore
[sa prestoljem u Beogradu; Hrvat-
ska, Slovenija Dalmaciia da bu-
|sdu drugi deo kraljevine; Vojvodi-
ma, Bosnia j herzegovina da bu-
du treGi deo vladavine.
Macekovi uslovi nisu bill nista
drugo vec preporuka da Sc polite
ka vlast jugoslavenske burzoazi-
je deli ma razne pokrajine sa CT
liem da sc omoguci pokrajinskim
vlastima daljni razvitak lokalno
pljackanje radnika i siromasnih
seljaka bez da Sc mnogo Cd te
pliacke deli sa Beogradom. Stvar
Sc ne menja time sto je Macek
odlezao tri godine u zatvoru. Ma
Gekovo, ostalih, veselje kada Sc
proglasila Aleksandrova diktatu-