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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-18
FINE PERFORMANCE

With such dignity and flnlShed
artistry did he play the exalted
measures OF this great work that
one could not help but feel the
nobility of its utterance.
kreisler has entirely overcome
any ill-effects he suffered from
his accident and is in perfect COM
mand of his instrument.
Those who came perhaps fear
fuLnf- failing powers had their
doubts dispelled with the opening
passage for the violin in that won
derful first movement; those who
may have been timid about view
ing the crumbling remains of once
beautiful structure, found a per-
feet edifice of tone in that soaring
soprano in the second movement
and those who might have Won
dered if the pace might have
slowed down, could hardly keep
up with the facility and dizziness
OF the technical wonders of that
last movement.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-18
Detroiters TO See
Robots on Screen

VI. THE new British Ministry
of Information short, was released
in the United States yesterday by
the War Activities Committee. II
Is the first Photographic report on
the robot bomb.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-18
MELODIC LINE

Right in keeping with the broad
melodic line and intellectual per-
Torrance of the concerto. TO
which Karl kreuger and the or
chestra gave tremendous support.
was the orchestra's graceful and
harmonious reading of Beetho-
ven's Pastoral" which Kruger
directed with great simplicity and
quiet strength.
For such an evening OF great
music, il would have seemed more
fitting to choose an overture other
than Rossini's La Cenerentola,"
but that's what served as an
opener. although II sounded very
much like hand organ music. COM
pared TO what followed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-18
TeIenews Shows
.Warship Repair

NAVY YARD" the first film
to show how hattle-damage1
warships are repaired. opens a
weeks run at both Telenews
theaters today. The picture IL
Illustrates the Importance, of build
ing and repair work at west
Coast navy wards.
Montana labor news., 1944-12-21

greater in the immediate postwar pc
riod than in the war period itself"
O'Nears defense OF price control came
as surprise TO most of the delegates
who remember him as the author Of the
famous comment, I'VE need a little in
flation"
AFL CONVENTION
While the CIO convention in Chicago
was rejoicing over Roosevelt's reelection,
the pro-Dewey Hutcheson and Vol lead
ership of the AFL carefully sidestepped
comment on the recent elections at their
convention in New orleans. In his re-
port to the convention, President Will
liam Green made a wide detour of the
elections.
The overwhelming majority OF the
AFL membership actively supported
.Roosevelt's reelection, and the AFL
auto workers union brought in a resolu-
ton urging a political policy modelled
after the CLOS PAC.
Although president Green endorsed
international cooperation in principle, he
heatedly opposed international labor CO.
operation, arguing against the partici-
patton of AFL delegates at the World
Labor Conference on Jan. 8 in London
Green objected on the grounds that the
CIo would be represented and that So
Wet trade union representatives would
be present.
When Green was asked how he recon-
ciled this position with the AFL's de-
mand that labor be represented at the
peace table, where Soviet labor repre-
sentatives might also be present, Green
replied that AFL delegates would sit
without recognizing Soviet laborites as
representatives of labor,
.CIO Convention
we are all in the fight together and
Montana labor news., 1944-12-21

what is good for all the people is good
for labor" declared Philip Murray be-
fore the CIO convention In Chicago,
calling for stronger national unity to
speed victory and ensure full production
after the war.
There is no line that divides the mil
lions of American working people in the
armed forces from their fellow soldiers
and sailors. There is no line that di-
vides the men and women of labor in our
war plants from other good Americans
who are working and fighting for our
common victory. We must recognize that
the war has proved that no dividing
line can be drawn between the people
of this nation and those of other lands. ;"
Most novel proposal advanced by the
CTO, and one expected TO arouse consid-
cradle discussion nthe months ahead,
was the guaranteed annual income for
labor and farmers.
Murray pointed out that increased buy
ing power must be provided for workers,
farmers, and other groups if full produc-
tion is to prevail after the war 1t is
idle to mouth the pious hope for full
production and full employment under
a peacetime economy" declared Murray,
while ignoring the imperative need Of
increasing the mass purchasing power
of the people"
stressing the need for reconversion
legislation, the CLIO officers report urg-
ed that farmers industrialists, and other
groups join with labor in support of such
"a program. Murray asserted that Con-
gress has passed many measures to pro-
tect business men during reconYersion
but that human needs ito date have
been completely ignored"
The CIO convention voted to continue
the Political Action Committee, main
target of the Dewey forces in the cam
paign.
The CIO strongly urged revision of
the Little Steel Formula and charged
harsh and arbitrary" administration
by the War Labor Board, freezing wage
rates in the face of sharp advances in
living costs.
Montana labor news., 1944-12-21

lend-leaSe. There is plenty Of reason for
these worries II would be foolish
to discount the difficulties. Fundamen-
tally our problem is to find good mar
kets for all that American farmers are
able to produce. That problem can be
solved and it must be solved"
National Grange
At the National Grange convention
in Winston-Salem, S. c., Albert S. Goss,
master told the delegates that the
Grange should express its policy on in
ternational cooperation, answering such
specific questions as sanctions" and the
use OF force to compel compliance"
Though Goss did not state his own
position on these matters, he criticized
the international food plan and also the
Breton Woods monetary plan, while
endorsing the Dumbarton Oaks peace
conference. Goss would continue the old
International Institute of Agriculture at
Rome, instead of the new FAC proposed
by the United Nations Food Conference.
What is the difference between the old
international Institute of Agriculture
and the new FAC? % The Soviet Union,
now an ally of the United Nations, was
excluded from the Institute. 90 Fas-
cist nations and their vassals, warning
against the United Nations, were includ-
ed in the Institute. CD The Institute
is fact-finding body, whereas the FAC
would concern itself with working out
policies to promote friendly international
trade.
Goss is aware Of these differences. He
remarks in his speech that the major
ity" of the institute are sympathetic
to the Allied cause, thus admitting that
others are not. Goss says that he is
afraid lest the FAC impringe directly or
indirectly upon the sovereignty of ma
tions," even though he finds that its
constitution does not appear on its
face to carry any such purpose"
Like the overwhelming majority of
the American farmers, the Grange had
already expressed itself in favor of the
principle Of international cooperation.
But Goss' sharp attack on the mechanics
for international cooperation worked out
by the United Nations makes it doubt
ful that the top leadership Of the Grange
has yet rid itself of isolationist hang
overs.
N. Y. Farm Bureau
Indicating a significant shift Of posi-
ton, Ed ONeal, president Of the Amer
ican Farm Bureau Federation, told the
New York Bureau convention that OPA
should be continued until our economy
has been stabilized on a peacetime ba-
sis" O'NeaTs remarks knocked out a
resolution demanding that price fixing
on crops should be discontinued"
O'Neal called attention to the fact
that "the danger of initiation is even
Montana labor news., 1944-12-21
CONVENTIONS
AROUND
THEC0UNTRY
National Farmers Union

Ndtiuldl EdIAntI5 DtAAuH
At the convention Of the National
Farmers Union in Denver, President
James G. Patton presented what he
termed "a farmers farm program" de-
signed ITO establish an era Of abundance
in the United States"
In addition to more general proposals
endorsing international cooperation, ex-
pansion of foreign trade, and program
of government investments to insure
full employment, the Farmers Union put
forward these new farm measures:
/. A guaranteed minimum annual in
come for all farm families.
2. A new parity price figure to in
clude labor costs and to be guaranteed
all farmers with incomes up to S2'500.
3. A single government volun-
tary agreement covering all programs;
negotiated each year by the individual
farmer and government representatives.
Where farm operations cannot yield
the minimum annual income the Farm
ers Union proposes that work opportu-
mites be made available in industry, soil
conservation, or other employment to as
sure such minimum.
Secretary of Agriculture Wickard told
the convention:
when the wartime shortages end,
farmers can produce even more than
now, and there should be markets for
all of it. But most farmers are wor-
ried. They are wondering whether
American consumers will continue to
buy as much, and whether new markets
both at home and abroad will open up
to take the place of the present large
purchases for our armed forces and for
Montana labor news., 1944-12-21

NEW YORK (FP) Negro workers will
be hit much harder than whites in case
of layoffs during the transition from war
time to peacetime industry, unless ad-
iustments are made in seniority rules.
the Natl. Negro Congress reported after
a test survey of war plants.
Montana labor news., 1944-12-21
MEDITATIONS

Beside a candle sits soldier,
Who in his heart, has grown no older
Though every hour away from home
Is mirrored in this little poem.
He is gazing at some pictures of
The folks back home-that own his love,
And thinking of the grand days when
He'll hold them in his arms again.
There's Nom and Dad and Sister, too,
And Niece and Nephew-the latter new.
Their faces bring back memories bright
AS he sits and thinks Of them tonight.
Remember the Joy that little thing,
Like receiving a picture from home can
bring
And send them 9ften, won't you. dear?
It brings you closer to him DER here.
Montana labor news., 1944-12-21
THE LOVE OF PRAYER

When you're crouched beneath a doze
On shiny coral strip,
And the Japs begin their death dive
To let their bomb load rip
Then, no matter what your outlook
On religion through the day,
You'll do as l. and millions more
You'll hug the ground and pray
You'll be thankful for your helmet
Though at first it seemed so small;
You'll try to hide beneath it,
Your body, feet, and all,
But your best protection soldier
The one you'n learn to love
Is the prayer you whispered on the strip
The prayer to God above
1t may be long, or pretty short,
But it's the one you said,
When you were meath the dOzer
And the Japs we're overhead.
Pfc Cyril J. Willoughby
Son of Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard c.
Willoughy, 1910 Reynolds Ave,
Butte, Mont.
Cyril is with the Army Air Corps En-
gineers, in the South Pacific.
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-je sopstvene svetlosti .njeni einovi
imaju biti sudjeni po oZakoniku Ia
kona koga ona sa seb6m~ donosi,
ne po standardu postejeciHZakona
koji su tex refleks pos*sjece- uzur-
pacije. -. Novi drustSeni sistem
donosi sobom novi ZaIoa;1 Mora
la"
Ali nemaGki ScsijaIs Demokrati
plakahu "a omil; eni inkapitalistic-
XII zakon red, kao sto deea u-nepri-
lici 2lacu "a svojim majkama! 1
cni su, svakako, dobili ono Ia elm
su plakali! Hitler njegovi dru-
govi gangsteri, podsttekivani cd
strane Junkera velisih iuaustri-
jalista, dali su i'm poulu koju sc
nisu mogli oglusiti, kao sto su ci-
Mill kada in je De Leon. epominjao,
kada je pokusavao Ia ih -uci. Kao
sto nam je svima dobro peZnato,
lacisti zatim konspir;sah4 tia obore
Social Demokratski rezirn, iii ono
sto je cd MEGA ostalo, pcnegnuti
j podstreknuti cd strase ida JnE-
XIII StaIinistiSkih Makiapelijanaca
koji, Il svojoj gluposti, nisljahai da
&c moci iskoristiti Social Demo
krate protiv Hitlera, III ebratno, i
sami doci ma vlast. GrzesInski ci-
tira pacov-licastog Jesipa< Gebel-
sa, da je rekao:
"Nasi neprijatelji snabdese mas
sa parlanentarninn dtrnekrats-
kim sredstvima, kpja su nare ono
gucila da in oDorinqo. To .ie bio
njihov sopstveni izbor, ali to ne
treba da bude podstrek@paHaa da
pocinimo istu gresku."
Stara "gotova" drzavBa masine-
ria, koia nije nlogla shazitl tl.bitne
syrhe proleterske revolseije, pot
puno ie sluzila kona8nsfa~ un,se-
tavanju, ne samo SocUai Demo-
kratske Wade. vec j sveya sSnoga
sto je preestalo cd orEanizaciJa
radnicke klase radBishc-kaasnih
NADIA IL NenaaSkoj.
(Nastavite Sc
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Druga skupstina.

..xs ~ ss,s
Istoga dana posle podne mesna
Sekcija SIP. priredila je sklps-
tinu ma kojoj je govorio, takodjer.
drug J. Pirincin ma engleskom je-
ziku. Poseta je bila neo6ekivano
velika, kada sc uzme u obzir novo
mesto gde je skupstina odrzana
= oko 200 osoba bilo je prisutno.
Govornik svome govoru cd diva
sata, .ukazao je ma nesposobnosti
kapitalistieke klase da dale vlada.
Potvrdio je to sa cinjenicama da
je kapitalizam doziveo vreme kada
81, trgovacke krize besposlica ne
vise periodicne, vec nerrekidna
pojava, samo cine izuzetak ratovi.
Kradia koja sc vrsi mad radnici-
ma, tako je ogromna da skoro
sam rat ne moze sve produkte n
cistfti, kamo da bi Sc moglo pro-
dafi u vreme mira. Produktivnos
radniEke klase udvostrufena je u
ciclih poslednjih par godina. L.
.rahliivsnie vece nego ikada, kao
rezuHat tie ~produktivnosti. P0a-
ca uedfa, niti &c in biti nakon rata.
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IA primer, Marks-Engelsovu ana
lizu drzave; oni su znali, iii Sc o.
cekivalo da znadu, da drzava nj
kad ne moze funkcionisati kao ad-
ministrativni organ Socijalistickog
drustta; oni su znali;, i nikad nisu
odbili, Marksov diktum da radnic-
ka klasa ne moze zauZeti "gotovu"
drzavnu masineriju upravljati s
r. jome "a Socijalisticke konstruk-
tivne administrative svrhe. l
oni su takodjer znali, premda su
mozda odbacili, De Leonoyu dopu-
nu Marksisticke "formule,' Indus
trijalno-Junijsku vladu iii admin
straciju. Da oni nisu odbili De
Leonov "plan," da su oni poduzeli
korake ma vreme da ga stave u
krepost da ga primene ma nemac-
Ike uslove, danas bi Sc drukcije pri-
Gallo periodu izmedju 1918. 1888.
godine. A kakav je bio to plan!
On ie bio dvostruk po karakteru.
Evo ga kratkoj parafrazi DE
Leona:
A Organizoyanie radnicke
klase Il integralne Socijalisticke
Industrijalne Junije junije po-
svecene obaranju kapitalizma, j
zamenjivanju politicke drzave sa
industrijalnom formom vladavlne.
B Socijalistitka, ii. radnicko-
klasna, Industrijalna Juniia, YER
ma naredbama Socijalne Evolucije.
saleva nacije. i ga nacijama, nji-
hove Wade, IL kalupe koji Sc sas-
vim razlikuiu od kalupa koJe
klasna vladavina saleva nacIJe
postoiece Wade. Dok klasna vlada-
vina saleva nacije, sa nacijama,
niihove Wade, kalupe teritorija,
Industrijalni Junionizam, preseca-
iuci preko politickih linija rasro-
della, saleva nacije kalup koris-
1,ih nzanimanja, i pretvara Wade
nacija u predstavnistvo cd nJih, t..
cd industrial. Prema tome, In
dustrijalni JunioniZam organizuJe
korisna zanimanja industrije
j sveta - sastavne delove Budu.
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SA SKUPSTINA / VECERINKE

Govornik narcotic naglasi da Je
Tito "a ocuvanje privatne svojine
isto tako, kao Mihajlovic "a
burzoasku drzavu, bez obzira ma
memo politicko sarenilo. To pot
vrdjuje proglas Partizana koga s."
izdali u Bihacu.
Privatna svojina, reee dalJe
govornik, ukljucuje klase i klasnu
podelu drusava. pa prema tome, !
izrabljivanje, te da je, prema to-
me, razlika medju ovim dvema
struiama samo oko forme drzave,
nj malo oko njene sadrzine. l
jedna druga struja je "a uspos-
tavu izrabljivackog sistema Ju-
goslaviji, iii "a povratak iste one
reakcije koja je postojala do sad
tamo.
Ma zakljucku govornik je ista-
kao einjenicu, da jugoslavenskl
radnici mogu stvarno pomoc'
svojim bliznjim Jugoslaviji Je-
dino ako Sc bore "a obaranje anne
rickog kapitalizma ovoj zeml]i.
Jer da lie amerieki kapitalizam
centar svetskog kapitalizma, O.
baraiuei mega, svi drugi .ee Sc "a
MIN lako rusiti II jednu ruku, a
iu drugu, ovo je jedino logicno
zemljiste gde jugoslavenskl
radnic Amerike mogu da vo-
de borbu, IL America gde Give
nigde wise. ziveti u America, 4
tboriti Sc DO jugoslavenskim pla-
ninar,1a, jeste apsurd i uzaludno
trosenje vremena, i energije i "a
nemarivanje svoje stvarne zadace
- borbe "a oslobodjenje ovde gde
zivimo. Drug je objasnio program
SIP. naglasio da Sc radnici owe
zemlie - uklju6ujuci i jugosla-
venski deo njihov = moraju or
eanizovati ma politiekom ma
industriialnom polju, sa ciljem
osvajanja unistenja politieke dr.
zave i zauzimanja celog proizvod-
nog apara.a svoje ruke i tako
ida Sc uspostavi 1ndustrijalna Re-
Epublika Rada ovde u America,
Postupajuci ovako, jugoslavenski
radnici stvarno &c voditi borbu u
syoiu korist, ii. borbu "a svoje is-
l.tinsko oalobodjenje, a sve drugo
ie uzaludno. Ma oval nafin mi mo-
xemo pon1oii naSoj rodhini bliz-
nina u starom -kraju i nilako
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Daniel De Leon: InternacionaLisfa

ceg Drustva. Ma tai nacin, Indus
trijalni Junionizam jeste Socija-
listieka Republika procesu stva-
rama; j, kada je cilj jednom po-
stignut, Industrijalna Junija jeste
Socijalisticka Republika kretnji.
Da su Social Demokrati razu-
nell postupali skladu sa tim
rlanom, ko zna koje sc tragedije
moglo izbeci - ko moze predyide-
ii koja su Sc ostvarljiva obecanja
mogIa ispuniti? Ali oni nisu po-
slusali opomenu drustvene znanos-
Il - oni nisu poslusali owe pokret-
ne j uzbudjujuce reel De Leona:
"Ujedinite Sc. Ujedinite Sc ma
ekonomskom polju ma jedinoj osno-
vi, ma kojoj je ujedinjenje mogu-
&c - osnovi solidarnosti radnicke
klase, jedine cvrste cinjenice, IL
koje sc politicko jedinstvo noze
odraziti. Ujedinite Sc! Ujedinite
sc ma jedinom ekonomskom nacelu,
koje je stanju da podupre pravo
radnitke glasovnice sa silom, koja
da ga u delo sprovede!. .. Ujedi-
mite Sc "a oslobodjenje radniche
kIase "a spas civilizacije Cd ka-
tastrofe!"
zalosno, Grzesinski Sc opet O.
pet povraca svome pitanju: "Zasto
Sc" pise on, "moglo bi Sc sa pra-
vom pitati, revolucionarni rezin
ponasao ma tako ACKNOWLEDGMENT
racin? / on odgovara ma svoje pi-
tanje sa izglednom podrugljivoscu.
Il ovde," pise on, "objasnjenje sc
noze naei dirljivoj veri nemae-
kog republikanskog vodjstva u Ia
kon j red" "Zakon i red" Dabo-
me, imaju oni "zakon i red sada
| De Leonova opomena, izrazena pro-
roeanskim re6ima godinama ranije
| II niegOvom velicanstvenom delu
"Dva lista il rimske istorije," nije
bila uzeta u obzir po burzoasko-
nacionalistiekim Social Demokra-
TINA:
| "Proleterska RevolTcija," rekaC
je De Leon, "marsir;. pomoeu svo'
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drukce. A radni narod Jugoslavi-
je neka Sc takodjer bori "a obara-
ME svojih izrabljivaea tamo, j mi
ceme' i'm dati svaku moralnu po-
moe tome j priznanje, to je has
sto oni sad ne cine. Etc, to je od-
govor ma pitanje: "Gde lezi spas
radnor naroda Jugoslaviie"?
Pitanja nije bilo presto Sc ma
kolekciju, koja je kako sledi:
T. i "A. Vidakovic $500, A. Jo-
nas $1.00, N. Kovacevic $1.OO. n.
Dokman S1.O0, T. Brlas $1.OO, Ma
ry 'Kelenit s1.50. Rose Capic s2.-
90, V. Elijas $1.25, T. Brit $1.0o,
Vim. kelenic $1.0O, NJ. J. Golubic
SHOOT. Karlovic $1.00, Anna Sup
rina S1:0o, A Collie s1.00, S. MI
i mex S1.00, S. Djakulovi; $1.00, P.
facovski s1.00, F. Brown $1.00,
N. Popovic S1.00, NJ. Karlovic ST.
90, J. Pirincin Soc, S. Sucos Csc,
NJ. 'Trtanj Soc, J. Piric 25c., p.
Medved Soc, S. Banovic Soc, Y.
Fisher 3Oc., J. Ribi: 25c., r. We
ber 25c., M. Sholeff Csc, G. Nj
| kolac SOC. N. N. soc. j n. n. 25c.
| Svega S27.35.
Ogranak sc zahvaljuje svima
! prilagaSima posetiocima skJpsti-
ne. ts
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ARNOLD PETERSEN;
Daniel De Leon: Internacionalista
Socijalna Demokratija drzava.

Daniel De Leon: Internacionalista
Socijalna Demokratija drzava.
cak Hohenzolerni izbegose eks-
proprijaciji posto Grzesinski j ME-
gova braca nisu bill stanju da
nadju tacnu legalnu formulu! On
ram kaze:: "Da bi mogli ozakoniti
zauzimanje velikih imanja Hohen-
zolerna drugih bogatih vladara
"a revoluciju, specijalnO zakono-
davstvO bilo je potrebno." Zamis-
lite to! Socijalni Demokrati nisu
nikako mogli da nadju naGina ma
koji da Sc usvoji "speciialno zako-
nodaystvG" tako da bi Sc Hohezo-
lernske parazite moglo resiti svo-
line ma bezbolan nacin! Marksovo
pitanje, "Zar je Socijalna Demo-
kratija zarazena sa parlamentar-
nom zarazom?" - koje je odjeki-
vac De Leon, pozitivno odgova-
rao ma MEGA, wise nego jedanput
- grmeci dolazi do mas. Da Ii je
zbilja tako bilo? U istinu, tako je
bilo = zaraza je bila fatalna.
"Odmah nakon revolucije," pro-
duzava Grzesinski, "birokratija je
postavila sebe ma bezuslovno ras-
polozenje novoj drzavi."
Ear bi ista moglo stvar bolje oci-
tovati? Marks je ranije opomi-
Mao: "Radnicka klasa ne moze
jednostavno uzeti gotovu drzavnu
masineriju, upravljati njome
"a svoje sopstvene svrhe." De Leon
ie ponovio lekciju ma hiljadu naci-
ma; on iu je podneo International
rim Kongresima bezbroj puta, j
argumentisao MEN prilog ma sas-
tancima Internacionalnog Socija-
listickog Biroa. ali uzalud. Nacio-
nalisticki Social Demokrati nisu
hteli sluSati - zbog toga sto su
tako postupali, nemacki radnici
platise krvlju i znojem, sada opet
Gu zajednici sa ostalim radnicima
svetal oni placaju sa krvliu svoga
srca sa vrlim mozdom svojih kos
tiju!
Social Demokrati nikad ne ra-
zumese zakon revolucije, iii su ga
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-02-03

Fosefioca, mi verpjene la su O.
na strana lica koja su eSsfas prisut-
ma, "a sigurno neste Heve eu1i.
ma ovoj skupstini je izvrssna
kolekcija keja je bila $7de0-S S tim
je skupstina privedena lraju
potpunom redu.
Zabava.
Istoga dana uveGe, ee1sza}a Sc
Zabava u naSem novons stanu, no
ia je priredjena svrh,szs4saraI,ja
novog stana. Ova zahaxar 5e Rnire-
djena cd nash ovdasajih,s stabdi-
vizija, sa svrhom da ec% aed9s do
materijalnih sredstava,za--iz.Akza-
vanje stana da sc peks1i iu tros-
kovi oko naznestaja u-<taau. Ma
kon izvesne gozbe, drs4pantea, Co.
zzini, organizatorka Sekeiie,~ ppzo-
We jos jednom druga Pisssssina~ da
pozdravi goste. Drug je- uaTatke i
jasno opet istakao potssha,-da Sc
materijalno potpor1aze -sas .sslret
j presto sc ma JOS jednu~keaekei5u.
Ia nekoliko minuta eatuapifa sc
svota cd s224.00.
iNakon toga, zabavlja}i sano se
do kasno noe najbea5em, zaae-
voljstvu veselju.
Ukupan prihod sa eve -zabaVe
iznosi $4,000. Kada ~-e temu JOS
doda kolekcija sa dveja 'sakspstina,
enda je celia svota $4eSsoo:
Ovo bi trebalo zapeti IA ,sa*o O.
nina koji kazu da je SEP. mrtva
i da nista ne radi.
Nase Sc organizaci5s. Pa aj}epse
zahvaljuju swim ucesnieiaaa u o.
vim sastancima-
S. Djakulovic, @eeisniA