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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1944-01-22
Another Milestone !.

proceeded down the west slope
toward Cut Bank, water wells re-
suited.
Obviously, so operators reas-
oned-and biologists also-there
was little sense in moving fur
Their down the slope, into the Cut
Bank area, some 800 feet struc-
turally lower than Kevin-Sun-
burst. 1t was a good common
sense theory, based on current
practices, and everyone sub
scribed to it. Until someone came
along who poked hole down, re-
CARELESS.
Then it was found that there
existed in the Cut Bank field a
wedge-shaped sand. Simply an
old sea shore. There was nothing
on the surface to indicate 1T, but
there 1t was. And, apparently, as
since has been demonstrated by
the drilling of hundreds of oil
and gas wells, it was fairly load
ed with petroleum
Oil being what it is, it prob
ably tried desperately to go up
the slope, impelled by water
pressure from the west. But the
sand wedged out into impervious
shale and there the oil stayed,
waiting for discovery of the Cut
Bank field.
There are many slopes running
off the "high" of the Sweetgrass
arch. What conditions underlie
these slopes? Certainly, nothing
can be determined from the sur
face-unless the seismOgraph is
better than Is generally believed.
Says DIR. Sloss:
Seeking for favorable struc-
lures Is no longer sufficient.
We must learn everything about
sediments. the influence of the
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1944-01-22

mode of their deposition, and the
effects of post depositional
changes-then we must learn to
apply such knowledge as an oil
finding tool. This is the approach
being made at the Montana
School of Mines, and we have
reason to believe that progress
is being made"
Judging by some of the accom-
plishments of this school and its
staff in the past, we are inclined
to believe their future work may
pay a major part in writing a
new oil history in Montana.
And, Judging by recent con
versations in this office, others
are thinking along the same
lines. Some doing the thinking
have the finances to transmit
their Thoughts into tangible ac-
ton.
We expect the coming IL
months to have more surprises
than have occurred in the past
20 years of the states oil his
tory.
One thing win remain basic
ally unchanged. That Is the age
old agreement between land
owner and operator, giving the
landowner one-eighth of ALL the
oil produced from his lands.
Landowners will benefit no mat
ter where the fields are found, or
HOW they are found. And so
will those to whom the land
owners have assigned portions of
their royalties
Our publications viii continue
to give up-to-the-minute informa-
ton on latest developments. To
assure that you viii receive
them, we invite you TO join US,
by filling out the coupon.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1944-01-22
MONTANA on AND MINING JOURNAL

The poor duck hunter in his blind
Is chilled I'm front and wet behind
It's seven hours since he fed,
And twenty since he's been TO bed
It's cost him near hundred bucks
To hide here from the silly ducks,
Which presently, ere day dawns
dim,
viii rise and hide themselves from
himl
Pat: Well, Doctor. how is Law
yer Smith today?"
Doc: Hes still lying at deaths
door"
Pat: us he now? Well that's grit
for you AT deaths door and still
lying"
The meek shall inherit the earth
less 26 percent inheritance tax.
A man went into a bar and or
dered a Martini, drank it, chewed
the bowl of glass up and threw
the stem over his shoulder. He con-
tinued this for about six Martins
and noticed that the bartender was
staring at him
81 guess you think I'm crazy,
don't your" he asked.
Il sure do" replied the bartender,
"the stems are the best part"
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1944-01-22
The Ssznkszrss
Bezeiger SsxY

Check
You know. you're not bad look
ing girl"
ooh, you'd say so even if you
didn't think So"
Were even then, You'd think so
even If didn't say so"
One man who has been a ser
geant In the army for more than a
year was challenged by a friend,
who demanded to know why he had
not become a second lieutenant.
The sergeant smiled.
Remember the last war;" he
asked. The other did.
Remember Sergt. York;" asked
the sergeant The other man nod
ded.
"Chum," said the sergeant, "just
name me one of the second lieuten-
ants in that war"
Hee: Mother used to dust off her
shoes on her stockings where it
wouldn't show.
Haw: A girl that could do that
today should join a circus.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1944-01-22
BUNKER NAMED

Donald NJ. Nelson, chairman of
the war production board, has an
nounced the appointment of Arthur
H Bunker as vice chairman for
metals and minerals. The creation
of the new office for metals and
minerals brings all metals and min
erals under the control of a single
vice chairman In this office Bunker
viii assume the direction of the
steel, copper, aluminium and mag
nesium divisions, the minerals bur
eau, and the minerals resources Co
ordinating division and its related
COMMITTEES.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1944-01-22

Recently appearing in de Re
Metallica," publication of the
Butte School of Mines, was an
article, Petroleum Possibilities
in Montana's Future" by DIR. L.
L. Sloss.
DR.. Sloss collaborated in pub
LEGATION of a recently issued re-
port, "Stratigraphy and Incoluble
Residues of Madison Group mis-
sissippian) of Montana" In as
sembling the material for this
comprehensive work, it became
necessary for DR.. Sloss to study
occurrence and relationships of
! the sediments in the great
marine basins which lie east of
the Rocky mountains, running
northwest and southeast, and lin
the publication taking in an
area beginning in Wyoming on
the south, extending northward
across Montana into Alberta.
Exhaustive research necessi-
tated by this work undoubtedly
provided many of the facts for
DR.. Sloss' rather terse, Petrol
cum Possibilities in Montana's
Future"
OF tremendous Importance is
DR.. Sloss' conclusion that deeper
horizons of the state merit test
ing, in many areas.
OF perhaps even greater inn
portance is his conclusion that a
new method of approach is nee
eSSary in determining conditions
favorable to the accumulation
and trapping of oil and gas.
Instead of relying upon the
customary domes and anticlines,
he calls for intensive studies to
determine the possibility of
"stratigraphic" trapping.
That is, the finding of areas in
which the oil has been trapped,
not by accumulation In a dome
or anticline, but by accumula-
ton in tilted beds, in which seal
ing has been effected and escape
of the oil and gas prevented by
"wedging of these saturated
horizons, or by the occurrence of
clayS or other materials which
have sealed the sands and pre-
vented further travel of the oil.
A perfect example is the Cut
Bank field. THAT is, an example
of wedging.)
The Cut Bank area was con
demned for more than a decade
1t Is roughly on the west flank
of a domal uplife, of which the
high" is the vin-Sunbursl
field. AS Kevin-Sunburst drilling
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1944-01-22
Congress- cnd Oil

Concisely outlining the plight of
the nations oil producers, now sell
ing their output in many instances
at bare cost or below cost, is the
following from the pen of Frank
Grimes of the Abilene (Texas) Re
ter News:
"Oil is the white collar worker
among essential ingredients of vic
tory. Il hasn't had a raise in price
since the war began, and it started
away below par and remains about
IS percent below par to this day.
Every item that goes into the cost
Of production has gone up, but oil
remains tied to the pre-war scale.
IAN efforts to get OPA to grant
an increase in crude prices having
failed, the house of representatives
has voted to take the matter out of
OPA's hands by ordering a price
hike from 35 to IA cents per bar
rel. If the senate concurs and the
president doesn't veto, a price rise
can be expected soon. It will make
less than a cent gallon rise in the
price the consumer pays for his
skinny allowance of gasoline.
1T viii cost Uncle Sam and his
allies more in proportion, of course;
but if 1t is sinful to give the pertol-
cum industry decent price for its
product, what's the difference in
that and in spending hundreds of
millions of the taxpayers money to
maintain subsidies on other COM
mOdities?
Already the industry has been
seriously damaged by a price scale
below the cost of production. Many
small operators have been forced
out of business-they have been
gobbled up by the big companies
which produce only part of the
oil they refine, so they're interested
in low price for crude. Whether
the highest price proposed by the
house viii save the little fellows
from eventual extinction is ques-
tionable-it will merely prolong
their struggle for existence under
conditions which have been getting
progressively worse for long time.
The low price of crude and
OPA's steadfast refusal to do any
thing about 1t has initiated against
the little fellow and in favor of the
big boys. The little fellows last
hope on earth lay with congress.
Now congress has taken a decisive
step, but even that may fall afoul a
presidential veto. If it does, you can
kiss the oil business as additionally
constituted goodby, and prepare for
an era of total monopoly by few
big operators"
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1944-01-22
TRUCK CEILINGS SET

Dealers in used trucks will re-
ceive, shortly, a new base price
hst-with 1000 more prices of
truck models previously unlisted
as guide to determining the sale
value of their used truck merchan-
disc.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-11-30
GUSTEROVA PRIRODA RAD
NICKIH VODKA

Ovih dana Sc odrzava konvencija CIO u
Chicago ILL., Posto je Philip Murray icnost
koja vedri oblaci koji nadahnjava sve po-
litike drzanja junije o ratu, o borbi in
dustriji koju on stalno nastoji ublaziti, Q
buducem "prosperitetu'. "punom uposlenju',
"godisnjoj najal1nici" slicnim besmislcama.
u koliko Sc radnika tice uzmamo TEX dve
stvari koje on istice kao najvaznije ma toj
konvenciji.
Interesantno je posmatrati kako tai feker
istice potrebu "a povisicu najamnice cello
MIN radnicima. Stvar pitaniu te povisice ma
lazi Sc vec deset meseci u rukama War Labor
Boarda, ali resenja nelna, pa nema. Ovako
ssbrzo' WLB resave sve sporove oko ajam-
nice. / ko nebi poznavao ostale planove Muir
ray mislio bi da on preti sa strajkom. Mslio
bi da Sc tai feker zauzima swim silama u
borbj da Sc povisi najamnica 6elicnih rad
nika
/ S elm on preti poslodavcima? Sa zave-
tom nestraj jkovanja Zar Sc S time dobiva
povisica najamnice Ovo je top koji napred
razara svaku pobedu nadu Il pobedu "a po-
visicu najamnice Da Ii ina ijednog kapitalis-
ta u ovoj, iii u kojoj drugoj zemlji, da ie tako
glup da podigne naiamnicu radnicima koji
1llu Ii napred daju zakletvu da Sc nece boriti
- da nece strajkovati. Ovo je dosaptavanje
kapitalistima (saIno naglas) da ne dadu nj
kakvu povisicu.
A da bi stvar bila jos CORA, konveneiia je
sluzbeno usvojila da Sc produzi tai zavet me
strajkovanja' nakon sto Sc ''zavetovala'' da &c
voditi borbu "a povisicu. Svako moze da vidi,
i zna, bez da Sc poziva ma istorijsko iskustvo
da radnici ne n1ogu dobit cd kapitalista nista
bez borbe, 'radnici' i'm otvoreno kazu da Sc
nece boriti onda ocekivati nekakvu povisi-
GU, nakon toga ieste krainie bezumlje = glu
post Ako radnici - junijsko elanstvo ne
nlogu da vide izdaju Il tako otvorenon pori-
canju onoga Sta Sc trazi, onda je to zaista
nepojmljivo.
Radnicki feker uzese sebi "a "svrhu" po-
visicu najan1nice celienih radnika i onda til
svrlu razaraju sa obecanjima nestraj jkovania
Ovo je ravno prirodi gustera, koji, sa repom
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kaoi pre-" u poljoprivredi, jasno ustanovljava
poricanje svakog pojma Q kolektivlzaclJl.
cak nj reel nema ikakvom drzavnom pla-
niraniu Q ikakvim "kolektivama' III draw
MIN farmama, kao one RusiJi, da bl Sc
osipurala naciia cd opasnosti buduceg glado-
vanja Verovatno da bi Sc ovo kosilo sa samim
nacelom privatnog vlasnistva. Kapitalisticki
princip sc nesme povrediti. Takve bi "kolek-
tive. iii drzavne farme nanosile stete boga-
tim, proizvadjacima poljoprivrednih produ-
kata n& pijaci istovremeno onemogucile bi
ljudima koji imadu novca da jeftino Gli
ikako) dodju do takvih poseda
Niko nema pravo da Sc zali. Partizanske
poglavice nisu nista wise nj obecali Cd toliko
Oni Sc strogo drze svojeg obecanja.
A preuzimanje industrije cd onih koji su
okrivljen kao ratni zlocinci stavljanje iste
vlasnistvo drzave, ne predstavlja nikakav
progress iznad "privatnog preduzeea"'. Niti je
to korak pravcu Socijalizma. Drzavnog
vlasnistva je bio sve cd prve pojave kapita-
lizma. Radnici su izrabljeni u drzavnoj in
dustriji isto tako kao u privatnoj.
Mere koje Sc poduzimaju u Juogslaviji i
koje &c sve wise sledit Cd sada, trebale bi
ubediti najvece slepce da Titin partizanski
'sociializam" nije nj kroz njihovu kozu pro-
bio. Da je to cisto kapitalisticka galimatija
U koliko Sc ide dale toliko sve gore. Bur-
zoazija Sc sve wise ucvrscuje, dok stovreme-
no niko ne pokusava da je tome ometa
Pa ipak, kako rekosmo, niko nema pravo da
protestvuje. Oni daju ono sto SUI obeeal
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-11-30

da skasape osalu nasu bracu po celo Francuskoj Da
Ii ii zaboravljas plan koem je Catherine De Medeci
razgovaraa sa Jezutom Lefevrom?' Ne prijatelju
moi odgovori spokojno, mole srce mole fasudji-
vanje odbacue verovanje mogucnost takva grdosnog
plana prelazi grance ljudskog greha. Najrazuzda
nil tiran CHA inena ucnse zenliu bledor, nikada
ne saniahu icemu sto bi Sc IL daleka prblizavalo
takvom strahovitom zlocinu = to bi bilo nepojmvo!
= Tai zlocin ie sada dobio nae - mega nazva
Noe Svetog Bartholomeja'! rece Cornelia drhcuci =
Sta &c biti ime osvete?
- Mozda osveta bude havana Opsada La Rochel-
lea. odgovor Kapetan Mirant otac devojke. Nasi
SUI zidov jaki, nasa srca odlucna.
- Rat &c bt krvav = upade majstor Barbot,
kotlar.
Louis Rennepont nastavi sa svojom pripovetkom:
- ia napustih Admrala Colgnya, pronasvsi da pro-
budim sumnju kod NIGGA On ode njegovoj kuci
Chaton, diva dana je ostao tom odmarastu kojem
ie on tako oblubljen povrati Parz II. augusta
oci zenidbe Henrya Cd Bearna Princeze Marguerite.
Ujednjenje protestanskog Prnca katolickom Prin-
cezom, kojem tako mnogi Cd vdesno kra verskih
boraba privuce Pariz skoro protestantske vode
Pomeneu neke cd onih koje sam posetio, Monsieur La
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Reel bez smisla j yaznosti

Katolicki pop zagar, il Millvale, Pa,
kojem smo ranije pisali, nikako nece
da prestane skrabati po "Hrvatskom
Listu Daniel Hrvatskoj'
Njegovi clanci niti imadu kakva u
kusa "a citanje, niti SUI logicni nisu nj
razumljivo napisani Izgleda popo pros
to trazi slave kroz stampu, urednicina
tie novine, posto nacelu usvajaju ultra
montansku propaganda dobro dolaze ia
skrabanja da popune novinu.
"Svijet trazi slobodu, odgovara i'm
Lacordaire, ali je trazi ma putevima rops-
tva.
"Jedina je crkva izvor njezin "a
covjecansko pleme" Eto, koliko je ne
istine kazato pet-sest reel. Crkva je
izvor slobode Ito narcotic katolicka
crkva, "a koju vec deca znadu da je
najcrnji pobornik ropstva. A osobito u
feudalno doba ona ie bila naiveci ugnje
tao nnasa feudal, pa vladar prvog reda
najgore tiranije
Tia crkva u cije su riznice Rimu
tekla sva svetska bogatstva gde SUI pies
nivila Cd prepunjenosti i ustajanosti,
dok je celia Europa stenjala u mizeriji
pod varvarstvom feudalnih barona. Ia
crkva koja sada podrzava i podupire
izrabljivacki kapitalisticki sistem "pri-
vatnog preduzeca" nastoji da sama
pograbi politicku vlast svoje ruke
tako da ozive nekadasnje crne vekeve.
Kada bi to bilo istina, da je crkva
izvor slobode, ona bi je valjda vee ostva-
rila "a hiljadu wise godina.
A ovo sam mantiias zagar potvr
djuie kada citira nekog 'Profesora Ro
sewelt Kitschcocka" koji kaze da je
crkva 'zastita reda auktoriteta Ka-
kva "auktoriteta"? Ugnjetackog klas
nog dabome.
U ostalom mozda niegova skrabanja
ne zasluzuju nase resetanje. Mozda III
niko ne cita
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'Popoyima" treba nekada i
VerOydtl

Pop, ii. raspop Nikola Drenovac, ma
pisao je jedno pismo koie je obeloda-
memo pittsburgh Press"-i, Is novenl-
bra, koie ie celosti prestampao "Na-
rodni Glasnik" broiu Cd % novembra.
Drenovac Sc u tom pisrnu liuti ma
ponlenutu ''Press"-u Sto je donela iedan
uvodnik, "Anglo-Russian Rivalry" Ka-
re da pisac toga uvodnika ne poznaje
prilike na Balkanu i II Jugoslaviji; da u
Jugoslaviii nerna nista ''pro-sovjetskoga
niti moze biti ikakva govora "komu-
niznu' I kaze on: ''Komunizam nije
spor u Jugoslaviji, Jugoslaveni mar
siraju napred pod barjakom AGarSala Tt
ia "a slobodu, denaokratiju prosperi-
tet"
Posto je oval bivSi popo sada ma
eelu partizanskog pokreta mediu Jugo-
slavenima II America, MEGA treba uzeti
kao autoritet, isto tako kao da sam
"Veliki Marsal' zbori,
A pored toga nj ''Velil1 MarSal' ne
govori drukce. on Sc upinje IL petnih
zila da llbedi sve oko sebe, pa mas ovde
ovoi daliini, da on njegov polkret ne
traze nikakav komunizam, nego kapi-
talizanl.
Oval put mi preporucujemo citaocu
da uzme rec ''popa" Drenovca "a istinu.
On zastupa ''Velikog MarSaIa" Tita
ovoj zemlji. Ito, mozda JOS uvek man.
tijan1a
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Rochefoucauda Monsieur La Forcea hrabrog pukov
nka Pilesa. Ne naziruc proneveru, on sv delihu Co
Hgnyevo ocekivanje vezi sa pobunom Nizozenskoj
Osecane sguInosti koja preovladjivahu medju moiom
bracom obuze i meme takoder. zenidha Henrya od
Bearna Prnceze Marguerite obavi Sc ma 49, ovog
neseca Cd toga dana pa do 21 otrzavahu Sc neprekd
nj obredi veicanstvene slave opste veselje dvoru
u gradu ia nadjem konaciste kod natpisa Labud,
ulci Sv Thonas-od-Louvrea, nedaleko cd prebvaSta
Monsieur Colgnya. Gosonicar bese cd naSeg naroda
Ma %. on dode u moju sobo oko devet sa u iutru
rece meni sa zacudjenjem, ne neponesanim uzbu-
dienien. Nesto Gudno deSava ia TEX saznao da
nadgednci swim kvartovima grada idu cd kllce do
kuce zapitujuci religj stanovnka beezeei Hugue-
note Razog koj dava jeste ola zahteva ops pops
pucanstva Sedstveno gostionicar produz govor puk
strelaca Garde je usao Pariz Konacno saznao da
je since velk bro oruzja narcotic jatagana nozeva
preneseno Gradsku dvoranu ia sam dobio ove infor
macije cd mole necakinje Ona e Katoicknja sobarca
Vojvotkinje Cd Neversa Uzimanje popisa Huguenota
mestu dolazak celog puka streaca cd Garde konaeno
dostavljanje tako velkog skladisa oruzja Gradsku
Dvoranu, zgeda meni da predskazuje nekakvu zaveru
prov Protestanata ia b zeeo da ii zvestis Admrala
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IJyADJAJU sTO SU OBECALI

"Oslobodjeni'' predeli Jugoslavije, vec su
!, nrocesu konstituisania swim pogledlma -
vlasti, tvornica, poljoprivrede produzenla
voinih operacija, protiv nenack1h slla. Y sa-
MON pocetku, toga konstituisanJa, pohtlckl'
sociialni ekonomski pravac, nloze Sc prlllcno
iasno nazreti Primeeuje Sc da &c Jugosla-
venskom pucanstvu, zbilja biti dato sve ono
sto mu je obecano Bihacu, Jajcu, Bari, Rlmu
it'd cd partizanskih poglavica.
Prye istaknute crte partizanske pre-
,,redbe" prema George Bria-u, doplsnlku
United Press u Beogradu, jeste dekorlsanJe
iugoslavenske prestolnice sa srpom ceAl-
Gem sa slkana Stalna Tita Pored toga
sto su skoro svi beogradski prozorl lsklceni
sa slikama, kaze pomenutl doplsnlk. da le
istaknuta slika marsala Tita hotelskom pre-
delu grada tako velika da pokriva celia diva
sprata jedne zgrade. O dalnlem razvltku s1Sa-
ri tanao, kaze isti dopisnlk:
"Jugoslavenska &c vlada konfiskovat1
tvornice industrijalsta okrivljenim "a zio-
clnaGku kolaboraciju sa Nemclma ali drugl
tvorniGari &c nastaviti ma liniji slobodnog pre-
duzeca. rekao je Andrija Hebrang, aktulucl
n1inistar trgovine industrije u izlavi prvol
erupi americkih, britanskih kanadskih do
pisnika koji posetise Beograd cd vre1nena
njegova oslobodjenja.
"Zapitan da Ii &c poljoprivreda biti ko-
lektivizovana posle rata Hebrang je lzjavio
mi cemo ziveti kao pre-, ali dodao je da
zemlja onih koji su poubijani ratu biee
podeliena medju seljacima.'
I1c fri.
il stnom posednistvu u poljoprivredi, pro-
d,azi6e kao pre-. Kapitalistick osnov drustva
ostaje nedirnut Izjava, da "temo mi ziveti
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"Cesalj" bez zuba

l ako je polomio zube ma prvom
susretaju sa "Reseton", on nastavi
dale da "ceslia" onako krljav. On udara
sa onim sto nu ostade.
Kaze on da smo mi citiral ii valida
podmetali njemu) 'paragrafe koie 'Ce-
sail nije doneo" To nije istina. Radnic
ka Borba ne citira nista, II. ne ono sto
on "nije doneo" Ona Cd reel do reci ci
tira protivnika stavlja jasno pod znake
navoda ono stc citsra. A ako nesto
citatu, kao nevazno ispusti, ona i to
oznaci sa cetiri tacke
A Sta smo mi to citirali, ''Cesalj" niie
naveo Ovde on pribegnu malo lag -.
- ali ne valja da izgovorino celu rec
Ma kraju nam kaze: mo, 'Radnicka
Borba' imade dobrih strana. list je u
redjen dobro, sa lepim stilom vrlo in
teresantnim stivom U poltici Sc razli-
kuie Cd Slobodne Reel tome: sto ie
Slobodna Rec "a kralja, Radnicka Bor-
ba protivu kralja'
Prvu citiranu re6enicu neceuo spo-
RITZ prem da bi Sc nju moglo donekle
ispraviti. sto mas interesuje ieste don]a
recenica. prema kojoj t'Cesljev' urednik
nije nogao na6i niSta vetu razliku IL
medju "Slobodne Re6i'' i Radnitl1e Bor-
be, osim te sto je prva "a kralja a pos
lednja 'protivu kralja"
On nije mogao saznati da je Slo-
bodna Rec "a kapitaliste, njihove poll
ticare, radnicke fekere ulSratlSo zs odr-
zanje kapitalistickog poretka dok ie
Radni6ka Borba protiv svega toga q "a
uspostavu Socijaliznaa
Dakle, urednice "Cesla', ii trebas
ola obratis malo wise paznie kada citas
Radnicku Borbu da nikako ne poku-
savas zalaziti njon II "ceslianje' ire
setanje". Inace cemo ii izbiti to sto ii
je ostalo ruci - drzak
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-11-30

"Cesalj" polomio zube

saljivi list "cesalj" pokusa da ces-
liza nase "Reseto" decembarskom IL
danju. A samo po sebi je jasno da Sc
cesalj reseto nikako ne slazu. "cesalj"
ina zube, 'sReseto" rupe. / dok je
naisao ma "ReSeto' polomio je sve zube.
Pokusao je da odgovori ma nase
prikazivanje MEGA u "Resetu', "kralje-
vackim listom'. I kaze da mi nepratimo
dogadjaje. S tim hoce da mas ubedi da
on nije otisao "a kraljem Petrom, koji
je "dezertirao." A mi ga "a to nismo nj
optuzivali Pod "kraljevackim" mi smo
imali ma umu ono sto imamo sada -
kliku koja sledi tu kraljevacku reakcio-
narnu politiku. "Cesalj" ovo nije pori-
caO
U ostalom nejasno je kakav je danas
sam kralj "kralievac'. Mama izgleda da
je njegovo kraljevstvo svrsilo, II. da su
ga Tito Subasic izigrali. U ostalom, ovo
nije vazno. Vazno je da ponovo ustano-
vomo da "cesali' zauzima kraljevacku
reakcionarnu politiku.
Ali posto je to Saliva novina, on
izvodi salu pa makar smeh bio ma ME
gov racun nekih njegovih prijatelia
popova. Kaze da ''malo podavno pop
Milovan Sundic najuri njihovog [nase-
ga Lazara Petrovica' "Cesliev" urednik
sigurno nije bio ma toj debati. Inace je
sigurno nebi nikada pominjao To je bez
sumnje bio najjaci duhovni udarac sto ga
je Sundic ikada dobio svojem zivotu.
Dobro je sto 81 mas potsetio da Sc po-
novo nasmejemo toj "smeloj'' avanturi
Sundica. E ovde 81 zaista izveo smeh ma
tvoj Sundica racun.