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kroz Partju FedeTaciju

Je. Ogranak Akron takodJer pfi-
redjuje javnu skupstinu u redu
10. decembra, ma kojoj ce govo-
riti drug S. Crnovic, urednlk
RADNIcKE BORBE, a Ogranak
Milwaukee, zajedno sa mesnom
Sekcijom, odrzace javnu skupl
thu ma II. decembra. Ma ovc-7
skupstini govorice takodjer drug
j. Pirincin.
Ma ovom polju naseg prosvet-
no-agitacionog rada, trebamo Cd
sada pa u buduce znatno wise ra-
dit, nego sto smo dosad radili-
Svaki mas Ogranak treba sto wise
ovih skupstina priredjivati. Sa
Nth mi trebamo da objasnjava-
mo kako tekuce dogadjaje, koii
su tesno skopcani sa radnickim
pitanjima, tie jednovremeno da
raskrinkavamo izdajnieku rabo-
tn takozvanih radnickih organi-
~zacija i grupacija, a osobito CRU
pacija stalinisticke bagre. Jer O.
nj pod plastom "demokratizma'
j "progresivizma" truju radnicke
mozgove i iskoriscuju III "a svo-
je izdajnicke svrhe.
Kalendarska kampania jos III
je privedena kraju, a trebamo le
privesti sto pre-, jer mas ocekuju
drugi vazni poslovi. Jos Sc ma
lazi izvesna kolicina kalendara
u Centralnom Uredu, koji ceka-
ju ma musterije.
Drug Geo. Karlovic, IL Zeigle-
ra, ILL.,, porucio je IS primeraka
kalendara, a mas vredni simpat-
car il San Francisco, ]. OpalIc
porucio je Is primeraka. l drug
M. P. Vidovic, clan Ogranka De
troit, koji je vec odneo 50 pri-
meraka, porucio je jos 10 pri-
meraka kalendara, ier pise da je
ostao bez ijednog primerka.
Pitali smo druga NJ. J. Golu-
bica, organizatora Ogranka Mil
waukee, kako kod Min kalendsr
prolazi, pa nam je odgovorio O.
vako:
"Ti 81 nesto naglasio u pros
lom pismu, ii. da hi voleo cut j;
cd mas kako mas kalendar pro
lazi. ia ii mogu reel ovoliko: mas
Sc calendar lako prodaie."
Ovoliko je dovoljno. Znaci ne
ma poteskoca pri rasturivanja
naseg kalendara. Znaci zavisi Cd
samih mas, da Ii &c biti rasturen
do poslednjeg primerka iii ne
Buduci Sc lako kalendar proda-
lie, onda tn ne treba narocitih
napora. I kad ie ovako, IL koliko
Sc tice kalendara, nista drugo
nam ne prostate, nego svaki OF
mas po nekoliko primeraka kalen-
dara pod misku. pa ma put = Cd
kuce do kuce gde nasi radnici
live i posao &c biti valjano i bro
obavljen.
Pored gore c%itiranog IL pisrna
druga Golubica, on mas je lives
ito da je njihova lokalna Thanks
giving afera bila uspesna, sa ko-
je je eist prihod bio $500. Tako-
der mas je izvestio da je njihov
Ogranak, "a vreme Restaurants
izbornih letaka, rasturio 250ta
primeraka. Dobra postignuca!
Prema d~osadanjim izvestajirna
koje smo primili, Thanksgiving
afera u Detroitu bila je najus-
pesnija. Kolekcija, kako mas ie
izvestio drug Scepovic, ma njiho-
vol aferi bila je $1,000 VEGA ne
go ma njuiorskoj aferi, koja IL
nosi oko $500.
Postignuti rezultati ma raznim
poljima nase delatnosti, nisu po-
stignuti pukim slucajevima, ne
90 to su rezultati naseg kolek-
tivnog i zivog rada. cato trebs-
mo u ovom pravcu produzltl, leF
KAPITALIZMA TREBA
RAZORITI,
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-12-07

OVaKe gOQlne, pOIOVlcOm OVOS
meseca, Socijalisticka Radnicka
.artija slavi rodjendan svoga du-
hovnog vodje, Daniela De Leona.
Ma OWN proslavnim skupovima
njeni govornici S narocitom svr-
nom isticu i objasnjavaju De Le-
onov doprinos Marksistickoj INA
koji ga cini tako velikim
bessmrtnim: ideju Socijalistic-
kog Industrijalnog Junionizma!
Sa svrhom, jer bez Socijalistickih
Industrijalnih Junija radnicke
klasa Amerike nece biti u stanju
postici svoj krajni cilj oslobo-
dit Sc najamnog ropstva. cato
nasi govornici ovom prilikom ma
glasuiu vaznost industrijalizma.
Ia oval njegov doprinos pro-
leterskoj stvari, najveci ruski
Marksista, Nikolaj Lenin, odao
je priznanje, rekavsi, ola je
Daniel De Leon jedini posle
Marksa-Engelsa nesto novo do
dao Marksovom ucenju.
l ako je osnova De Leonizrna
Sociialisticki Industrijalni Junl-
onizam, ali ovo nije sve jedin'
De Leonov doprinos .radnickom
pokretu. On je, pored toga, IL
radio racionalnu taktiku radnlc-
kog pokreta, jer bez valjane tax
tike, kakav krajni cilj radnnlc-
kog pokreta bio, radnieka klasa
ne bi bila u stanju doci do svoga
ella. Takodjer ie De Leon ma
ucno objasnio razliku izmed]u re-
forme i revolucije, tie ukazao ne
uzaludnost trosenja vremena ne
reforme, jer pod kapitalizmon
radnicko stanie ne moze Sc re
formisati, ii. pobolisati. Suvisne
lie i govoriti o reformi krajnen
cilju radnicke klase - ekonoms'
kom oslobodjeniu posto re-
forme ne prelaze okvir kapitall'
Una.
Takodjer je De Leon ukazaf
ma opasnost cd nasilja i COLE IL
zicke sile, direktne akcije ! &c.
neralnog strajka. Mesto toga, or
lie gledao tvaralaGku moe radnlc-
lie klase u Agitaciii, Prosveti
Organizaciii. te iskoriscavaiu CT
vilizevanih metoda borbe, uklju.
Guiuci glasovnicu. Ovo su osnov.
ne crte De Leonizma. Ma OWN
osnovima Sc baZira revoluclonar-
nj polzret radnicke klase Amerl.
Ike danas.
Ovo &c biti glavna tema nash
eovorirka ma De Leonovim pro.
slavnim skupovima kroz mast
Partiju. U ovome Sc sastoii INA
cal proslavnih skupstina. Jer sve
dok radnici Amerike ne shvate
i pojme znacaj Socijalistickos
Industrijalnog Junionizma. ne
moze biti nj govora o njihovon
oslobodjeiu.
cato je nalozno da Sc izvrs
onsezna agitaciia medju radni.
Gina "a proslavne s%kupstine, ia
ko da one budu posecene cd stra.
ne radnika. Nasi Ogranci i ella
novi trebaiu da cd svoje strane
ucfne sve sto je u njihovoj mo-
Ii.
Nekoliko nash Ogranaka, pc.
red proslavnih skupstina koje &C
odrzati zajedno sa ostalim sub
divizijama S. l.. P, priredjuju
JAYNE skupstine, sa kojih da OBJ
jasnjavaju radnicima naseg ie,
zika O tekucim i savremenim do
gadjajima, te o nuznosti uspos-
tavljanja Socijalizma. Naprimer.
Ogranak New York odrzace jaw
nu skupstinu ma 10. decembra, Ma
koioj &C govoriti drug j. Pirin-
Gin, Nacionalni Organizator S. L
P, a Ogranak Detroit priredjuje
dive JAYNE skupstine, jednu I
Monroe, Mich, u subotu 9. de-
cembra, a sutri dan u Detroitu.
ODE owe skupstine g%ovorice
P. Slepcevic, sekretar Federaci-
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Skupstina u Akron, Ohio

U nedu 3D. deemba Jugoavenad ogmak Akron odrzae javnu aupMnu u srpskom Domut
IKE BoRBE. Poceaku $50 uyeceU az sobodan.P hanja md Gvogena
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Vecerinka IL Bellwood, Ill.

U subou9 cembr JlgoIveMK1 UgHnaKB e1Wood pnHuT VecsHhKu u aau uTga
7N BelwoodA Ave- Po@ak u 7 sai uvece Be domaceh hiram "a Se u zob1ju drugHsko
azonode Ii Se oaho potmaces Sc ODBOR.
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De Leon Celebration in Detroit

Section WayneC County and federation branches of the Socialist Labor Party will hold a De
Leone celebration Sunday December 1nh 1914 at Crotan Hail. 1881 E Kirby Ave Beginning at
8 p M Public Lecture will be held with ThosA Grove as speaker hov speak on subject to be
announmd at the meeting After the lecture plate dinners will be served prepared by heS Section
women emhersA p m Concert will be held with vocal and instrumental music. After the
conert dancing will follow until, to the tunes international Orchestral = are invited to at
tend this lecture in the afternoon aw veil as the concert and the dance in hee evening"
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De Leon Lecture in Chicago

DE Leon the Man and his Work, WILDE the subject Of a letur to bee delivered by D ORA
Chicago Illinois on Sunday, December ITO at 80 p m The ednre VIZ take place al
1923 SMh Haed Stree
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Skupstina Il Monroe, Mich.

Proleterska Demokratiia protiv Diktature Despotlzma.
Cd ARNOLDA PETERSENA.
NJ onovu Itoshg NahrjsEma, pm@ owe hjge objamjavam arkdaicko pjmane
muH Mereantnimp odGimao cd Marka Enghsa ukazjen ma cnjeneu, da su oboJca drah da
Sc Enghskoj il merci "nenbznaS cIalna revoMcia mole poshi pouuo mrnml legal
MIN srdstWman tie najzad heej Nno rammewnjeL nna da j' preazn period nepoTeban'
"a zmLe kao so su SieHnjmeD ENe Amerke Ca 10 cent? 81 STRANGE
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KNJIzARA RADNIcKE BORBE
3H3 It. Cr Ave - @ Cleveland. Ohio
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SkuDstina II Milwaukee

Al Unedeju III deemba mesnaS ekuaS L P iJugoIavenskiO ganak pnrmuju iavnu sMf
|smu u somes mu 1924 So 10th ST. Po6etku u sa pc odne Tema:" Dugav eikaI dJ eadnN
ike ke" Govom:J PninGn NadonaHiO gani1hr S L. P.
II UMz shbodanP nmja u doroIena.
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De Leon Celebration

December 10th A delicious uppru will be serves at 500 p m A real treat is in store fre everyone
come directly Overt rom the meeing which is being held in the afternoon
4 SachanhemH Hall downstairs TOOL DenHon Ave (WeD
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SkupStina II New York

U nederuW deembra JugoaavenAi Opanak Jew Ynk odrzate javnu skupsdnu u duran
Balkan" 94- 9th Ave coner 25h ST. Po@ak IL 230 pc pdne Tema Duga veMka ida
jradnka"G ovornnk j. Prnm1 Nacimali OranEAtr S LIZ
Uz !lobodn Ptanju u dovoJena
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Social i'm Milwaukee

Following the December 18th lecture there will be social sponsored ~ Section Milwaukee
Supper will be served at 500 p m Dance music and anne will be provided lari the evening
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Entertainment and Dance in Chicago

The Bulgarian Branch of Chicago will hold an
Der Is, 1914, 7:30 p. m, at Section Headquarters, 528
witches and refreshments served.
Admission Csc. Everybody welcome.
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Proslava u Steubenville, O.

U nedeiu IT, decembra ugoIavenski Ogranak im@na SekcJa SIP odrzace poshNn
dana Daniela D Leona u svom okalu 57 Wells St Poehk u sai uvece
|Aavenskom jezku Poae govora nasae owte veseje razgovoru u domacu zakusku
Ia se drugo voib rg = ODBOR.
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Skupstina u Detroit, Mich.

u nedelu 10. decembra Jugoslavenski Ogranak Detroit odrzace javnu
Domu, 1914 Frederick Ave. Tema: "Nema mira bagostanja bz Socjahzn
ceic, sekretar Federacije. Pocetak u 3 saa pc podne.
Uaz sobodan. Ptanja u dozvojena.
Nakon skupshne Ogranak priredjuje vecerinku u svomel okalu, 5444 Rus
servirana vecera "a $125 cd osobe. Nakon vecere govora, nastaje opte yes
Igemovi. Ia sve drugo vdi brigu ODBOR.
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Combat Soldiers Practice
Golden Rule to SaDe Lives

inches above the heart In Casino.
Unwilling 10 endanger the lives OF
stretcher bearers In daylight, Tom
kins refused 10 be evacuated from
the city OF rubble until night. say
ing, Hell. I'm not going TO die"
Risk Lives 10 Save Others
Then there would be Lieut. John
T. Lamb. OF Erwin, Tenn, sending
his patrol back TO the American
lines after II had run into heavy
German fire. remaining behind,
alone, to provide covering fire for
their withdrawal. And Corp. Ben
Santjer. of Beiou, Mimi, deliberate.
ly drawing the enemy fire which
caused bis death on Mt. Porchia,
so that his platoon could advance
safely.
There would be Capt. Orville
(BilD Munson, washington Springs,
S. d., screaming out in the middle
OF the night on Mt. Porchia 10 warn
his company not to fall into an en-
envy death trap, despite the fact
that he had a German gun poking
him in the back at the time.
And, speaking OF Munson, there
would be some space in the book
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-09-07

for Bits late first sergeant. Donald
F. Buckley. OF Marion, o.. who was
killed by an enemy shell burst
while driving down Highway No.
In a jeep.
Referring TO the Mt. Porchia fight
and the major part played by Nun.
sons combat engineer company,
Buckley's platoon leader. Lieut..
Harry Thames OF Dallas. Tex. de.
clared:
Buckley was the reason Com,
pany A got to the top OF the noun
tain that night"
Without Regard to Own Safety
In Buckley's citation Tor the Sil.
yer Star. 1t says that he led the
company's advance, along with
Munson. and guided two platoons,
which had become lost, safely
through an enemy minefield and
back TO the main elements. Later.
without regard to HIS own safety
the Ohio sergeant led the entire
company through a second mine
field and was wounded by the ex.
plosion OF German S-mine..
Needless OF his own wounds, "
he crawled back through the mine
field and reported TO one OF the
company officers the location OF In.
jured men. He also indicated what
he believed TO be a safe route
through the mines, with the result
that the company passed through
safely and accomplished It's mis-.
sion.
They Wanted Wife to Know
The quotations in the two para
graphs above indicate what kind Of
combat soldier Don Buckley was
But he was just as thoughtful OF
his fellow soldiers out OF the line az
he was in a fight. He did a lot Of
those preyiously-mentioned little
things which help the recipient
stand up under the strain of war.
That was. one reason II hit the
men OF Munson's company so hard
when Buckley was killed. Another
reason they felt his death so keenly
was that they knew Buckley was
expecting a new baby in few
weeks.
So they Clipped in and got up a
purse for Don's wife; raised about
$3.50 in the company alone. 1t was
not primarily to assist Mrs. Buck
ley financially, but because they
wanted desperately, to let her know
how they felt about their first SER
geant who always put the interests
of others first.
Which sort OF illustrates the
theme Of this article, doesn't It?
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-09-07
Iowa Girls Teeth
Reported Perfect

CHICAGO-UP- The discovery
of an 1S-year-old Iowa girl with
a perfect set of teeth is reported
by the American Dental Associa-
tons magazine.
She is Lois Price, a waitress OF
Jefferson, Ia, who has never had
pastry, candy, ice cream, soft
drinks, coffee, tea, or commercial
vitamins.
The story OF Miss Prices perfect
teeth is described in an article by
DR.. A. G. Baker, DDS, also OF
Jefferson, who says, During the
years of my dental practice, l have
examined the tee h of approximate
ly $4,000 people. or that vast
mul titude l have found but one
person whose teeth have fulfilled
all the necessary specifications"
DR.. Baker lists the following
specifications, all of which Miss
Price meets:
"a perfect set OF teeth must be
absolutely free from dental carries
decay. They must be sized, shap-
ed and set true and properly in
the dental arch. They must have
proper shade, colorings and trans
lucence to blend perfectly with the
surrounding gum tissue, the eyes,
hair and complexion.
They must have perfect cusps.
grooves, pits, assures and marginal
ridges. In other words, they must
match exactly the engraved cuts
of perfectly formed teeth as shown
in G. V. Blacks Dental Anatomy.
They must occlude perfectly. The
roots must be set sound, dense
welcomed process covered by
healthy pink gum tissue"
Miss Price, formerly DR.. Bakers
dental assistant. is now a waitress
on the S. 8. North merican. Her
teeth were examined last spring
at a meeting OF the Iowa State
Dental Society which reported she
was in a class by herself for per-
feet teeth" DR.. Baker states. He
adds that he believes her diet, In
volving low sugar content, has
much to do with giving Lois Price
her perfect set OF teeth.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-09-07
By GRAHAM HoYEY

WITH THE FIFTH ARMY IN
ITALY (Delayed) -INS-Selt,ess.
ness prevails, selfishness yanishes
on fighting front.
Newcomers TO a combat zone in.
Variably are struck by the way the
American soldier readily lays his
life on the line for his buddies, or
the humble manner in which he
goes about doing for others the
little fayors which help so nightly
TO make war bearable.
All Foraetful OF Self
But when one has been around
the front for a time, he comes To
take this for granted; examples OF
altruism pile one on top OF the 9TH
er until an observer accepts 1t as an
unwritten axiom that a soldier in
danger generally will operate for
getful OF self.
Certain examples stand out above
others in an individuals memory,
of course.
One in the book OF this CORES.
pendent is that OF Lieut.. Harry
Tompkins, OF Ann Arbor. Mich.
who was pierced by a bullet two
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-09-07

Roosevelt" when he entered Mont
81. Michel in Normandy. He was
the first CT with a gun % march
into the town and was proclaimed
tho city's saviour.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-09-07

Der OF the infantry. 1t. Baker was
wounded July 81.
Previous TO entering the service
in January, II. Baker was assistant
editor OF the Michigan Alumnus.
He Is a graduate OF the University
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-09-07

Dean C. Baker. son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Homer Baker. FerndAle, has
been wounded IN action IN France
and is now receiving treatment for
shrapnel wounds in his leg, In a
base hospital in England. A men,
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-09-07
FELT LIKE F.o.R."

JEROME, Pa.-INS-Pvt. Free
man Brougher felt like President
OF Michigan. holding a degree in
Journalism.
Evening star., 1944-05-04

He tried several of the meat mar
kets where he thought she dealt.
On his fourth call he reached her.
When he gave her the news. she
had plunged no deeper than a leg
of lamb.
Plenty Of Meat in City.
Meat dealers share with house,
wives the idea that there isn't going
to be much change in buying habits.
On the point-free products they
don't expect much increased de-
mand. Housewives, they say, are
creatures Of habit, and the OPA has
struggled for two years to instill the
ration habit. Anyway, there's plenty
of meat around, most of them
agree-except for beefsteaks and
roasts.
That worries them a little. They're
afraid a rush might develop on
these items. If beef buying remains
about where it is, they say, there
won't be any trouble. But there
isn't any surplus.
Evening star., 1944-05-04
Teachers, Parents Talk
At Friendship House

The Relationship Between the
Home, School and Social Agencies
was discussed last night at Friend
ship House by teachers and parents
Miss Marys Ann Monahan, acting
director OF the Friendship House
Day Home, presided.
Those taking part in the pane
included, for the teachers: Mrs
Hattie Blakemore, Lenox School
Mrs. Eva Payne, Dent School; Mrs
Margaret Conway, Brent School,
Miss Ruth Wynn, Hine Junior High
School, apd Miss Jeannette Snyder
supervisor of school nurses for the
Southeast district. For the parents
Mrs. Arthur Coppos, Mrs. j. H
Rieley, Mrs. Seymour T, Gutherie
Mrs. Ruth Hill and Russell Joy.
Evening star., 1944-05-04
First Spotted Fever Case
OF Season Reported

The first case of spotted fever this
season in the Washington area was
reported at Gaithersburg, Md. yes-
terday by DR.. " L. Ellicott, Mont
gomery County health officer, who
said the victim is young farmer.
According to health officials, four
cases were reported in the District
area last year, and six cases were
on record in 1912.
DR.. Ellicott again warned resi-
dents of country areas who come
in contact with brush and high
grass to examine their bodies and
clothing at least once a day for wood
ticks. which carry the spotted fever
infection.
He pointed out that vaccine is not
effective after bites and it is i'm
portant to remove the ticks before
they have a chance to bite. TweeZ-
ers should be used in removing the
ticks to avoid infection, he said.
Evening star., 1944-05-04
Washington Housewives and Dealers Show
No Enthusiasm Over Easing of Meat Rutioninq

If the Office of Price Administra-
ton expected Washington house.
wives to shrek in JOY over the news
that most meats became point-free
today, it is only because the gentle
men at the OPA don't understand
women.
The ladies who do the shopping
for the households of Washington
do not thank the OpA for what it
has done to them. Just when they
thought they had rationing licked
and might budget their points SC
their families would eat three rea-
sonably square meals day, they
are thrown back practically on a
laisseZ-faire system, so far as meat
buying is concerned.