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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1945-05-18
Save the Surplus
By Preservation

One method Of preserving root
crops through the winter, inexpen-
sive and easy to construct, is called
the barrel cellar. Obtain a clean
barrel. Cut a hole In one side for
ventilation. Dig a hole big enough
to cover the barrel well. Place the
barrel in the hole, cover with straw
shaped into a tepee over the venti-
lating hole. Cover the straw with
tearth about three inches deep. Line
the bottom of the barrel with straw
and place your root vegetables in the
BARREL. Then the lid on one end will
be set in place and covered with
earth. Two handles on the lid
project above the ground to mark
the place to start digging for the
stored vegetables.
A similar root cellar may be con-
structed without the barrel, merely
by digging hole, lining it with
straw and covering with earth.
The well-planned, well-tended veg
etable garden can easily furnish a
surplus harvest for storing or cam
ming. And the well-handled garden
will consistently yield produce hav-
ing a money value considerably
greater than the costs of seeds, fer
tilizer, lime, manure, chemicals for
insect and disease control.
The home storage of vegetables is,
perhaps, Of greater Importance than
canning because of its adaptation to
all that portion of the country
where freezing temperatures prevail
during the winter months. There are
at least 10 important vegetables that
can be stored.
Certain vegetables, like cabbage,
turnips, beets, carrots and celery,
may be stored in pits in the open
ground; potatoes. sweet potatoes and
onions are stored to best advantage
in cellars or specially designed stor-
age houses when temperatures and
other facts can be controlled.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1945-05-18
SMART IDEA

Joe-Why did you encourage your
wife to take up the clarinet and quit
the plano?
Bill-Because she can't sing when
she's playing the clarinet.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1945-05-18

stage of best quality. No vegetable
should be allowed to become tough,
coarse, overgrown and unpalatable
before being harvested.
Quantity is important, but so is
quality. Which brings us back to the
time when the plants break through
the ground and start growing
straight and strong and evenly down
the rows-the question of thinning
the plants.
Don't be afraid to thin out
your rows. Give the root plants
room to grow. Beets, carrots,
parsnips, turnips, radishes, on
ions, rutabagas, satisfy, kohlrabi
and other root plants should be
thinned to about one to three
inches apart, depending on the
size Of the root. Tops of ruta-
bagas, turnips and beets which
are pulled out may be eaten as
green's. And did you ever eat
lingering carrots or marble size
beets? They are delicious. So
the thinning out process will not
all be waste.
The sooner vegetables can be used
after harvest the better their quail
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1945-05-18

A barrel cellar proves satisfactory
for the storage Of potatoes and other
root crops.
ity. Vegetables, many of them, lose
food value in vitamins shortly after
they are taken from the soil. If they
must be kept awhile they should be
kept in cool moist place.
No gardener who can produce a
surplus of fresh vegetables should
overlook the possibilities of preserv-
ing or storing that surplus for later
use. Those rows of canned vegeta-
bles on the fruit shelves in the base
ment or pantry are certainly secu-
rity during winter months when
fresh vegetables are high in cost and
in many instances unobtainable.
Most easements or cellars where
there is a heating system are too
warm for storage of root vegetables,
such as potatoes, turnips, parsnips
and carrots. And as a matter Of
fact except in the coolest sections
of the country parsnips, turnips and
carrots may remain in the ground
throughout the winter months.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1945-05-18
Mere Babies

Some boys in Kansas City were
showing Texas rancher the town.
''What do you think of our stock
yards?" asked one.
"Oh, they're all right, but we have
branding corrals in Texas that are
bigger" he said.
That night they put some snap
ping turtles in his bed. When he
turned back the covers he asked
what they were.
Missouri bedbugs," they replied.
He peered at them q moment, $50
they are" he agreed. young 'uns,
aren't they?"
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1945-05-18

business men, ev-
cry industrialist and
every worker in the
nation for no
matter from what
standpoint the ques-
ton is viewed, the
outcome is of vital
concern to every
one.
This question
tn at of extendin g
the Reciprocal
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1945-05-18
Your 1945 Garden
Surplus Vegetables
Should Be Saved
By Preservation

TINE Of deepest satisfaction for
= the Victory gardener Is when he
begins to harvest This crop. For
weeks he has been tending these
crops with care and watching with
interest as the young plants grew
and developed.
I'VE had fresh vegetables out Of
our own garden" Is statement Of
prideful accomplishment. But even
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1945-05-18

Doctor-How did your skin get all
scratched and torn like that?
Patient---I was walking across the
desert when ! saw q mirage and
swan fifty yards before ] realized
there was no water.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1945-05-18
HAY FEVER SUFFERERS

Don't suffer the agony and sleepless
nights like you did last summer. sui.
fered many summers, and found great
relief without drugs or medicines. / ann
this ad and one dollar bill, will tell you
what I did. The relief will be worth many
times the price. FRANCIS d. BARRY,
Box 623, Denver !, Colo.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1945-05-18

as 1t took care in
the preparation and
cultivation Of the
garden, equal care
should be taken In
harvesting the crop.
Too many garden
ers, in attempts to
get larger growth
and yield, delay
horvocf hovOnd fho
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1945-05-18
Look Out!

Jimmy-Aw, you're afraid to fight.
Johnny-Naw, but II ] fight, my
maw'n find out and spank me.
Jimmy--How'll she find out?
Z Johnny She'll see the doc goin' to
your place.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1945-05-18
Younger Generation

Mae-I went to party last night
and met the cutest boy and got en-
gagged to him. =
Kay-What's his name? s-
Mae-Oh, you can't ask per-
sonal question like that right off. :
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1945-05-18
The
HOME TOWN REPORTER
In Washington
By
WALTER A. SHEAD
WNU Sss6 Cersspondsns'
Controversy on Tariffs

WMU Washington Bureau
631 Union Trust Bmlding
RITTER controversy over the age
old tariff question now before
the congress should be carefully
watched by every farmer. every
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1945-05-18
Sing Song

Nit Clearing knock on door,
Who's there?
Wit (disguising voice)-A little old
lady.
Nit-A little old lady who?
Wit = What are you yodeling
about7
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1945-05-18
DYED MINK?

Jerry-What's a rabbit?
Harry-It's an animal that grows
the fur that other animals get cred
it for when it's made into coat.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1945-05-18

Private = Why isn't there any
Scotch tape any more?
Sarge-I don't know. Why7
Private They just have red tape
nowl
Evening star., 1945-05-20
EngagementS
CONTINUED From Page B-3.)

Minneapolis. She was graduated
from Miss Harris School for Girls
in Miami and attended Syracuse
University and the University OF
Texas. Since December she has
been a member of the Women's Air
Raid Defense in Hawaii.
1t. Curtiss is a graduate of lie.
high University and after receiving
his commission. attended the Mas
sachusetts Institute Of Technology
He has been on duty in Hawaii for
the past year.
The wedding will take place dur
ing the summer.
No date has been set for the we'd
ding of Miss Ruth Levin and Mr..
Simon Wagman, whose engagement
Evening star., 1945-05-20

Is announced by the bride elects
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Levin.
Miss Levin Is graduate of High
land Manor School for Girls and Is
now a student at George Washing
ton University.
Mr.. Wagman is the son Of Mrs.
Benjamin Wagman Of New York
and the late Mr.. Wagman and Is q
graduate Of George Washington
University, to which institution he
will return for his masters degree
In education.
Announcement is made of the
engagement Of Miss Emily Reintzel
Clarke to Mr.. Adrian Scott Myers
with no date set for the wedding.
Miss Clarke is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Clarke OF
Colynar Manor.
Mr.. Myers is a recent graduate
of the Army Air Forces Gunners'
School and at present is based at
Tyndall Field, Panama City, Fla.
He Is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
ICY v. MyCIS.
The engagement Of Miss Ava
Pauline Sellers, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul A. Sellers of University
Park; to Pvt. Lowell D. Pratt, son
of Mrs. Ruth Cook Pratt of Palo
Alto, Calf, and Mr.. E. Harold
Pratt Of Kansas City, Is announced
by her parents.
Miss Sellers is student at the
University of Maryland and the
bridegroom elect is based for the
present with the Armored Division
at Fort Knox.
The marriage of Miss Charlotte
Virginia Mayfield to Sergt. James
Kersey, U. S. M. G. r.. whose en-
gagement is announced by Miss
Mayfield's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Preston Mayfield, will take
place in the early summer.
Sergt. Kersey Is the son of Mrs.
Evening star., 1945-05-20


The bride is the former Miss
Anne M. Fredette, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Fredette of
Alexandra. Her marriage to
Mr.. Joseph John SHtka, son of
Mrs. John Poslosky of Penn
,Sylvanid and the late Mr..
Frank SHtka, took place in st.
Mdry'S Church in Alexandria.
-UnderlDood Photo.
Evening star., 1945-05-20

Miss Shirley Prentice and sergt.
Edward T. Aud, whose engage
ment is announced by Miss Prem
tees parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam w. Prentice OF Silver Spring.
Sergt. Aud Is the son OF Mrs.
Trujean H. Aud, also Of Silver
Spring.
Evening star., 1945-05-20

Dallas Mcdaniel Kersey Of Dub
lin, Ga, and the late Mr.. Kersey
and Is Q former employe Of the De-
partment Of Justice. He now Is
based at Cherry Point after serving
overseas for almost two years.
A June wedding Is planned for
Evening star., 1945-05-20

A June wedding is planned for
Evening star., 1945-05-20

This Is workmanship Guaranteed
Permanent Wave-Non-A Ammonia Type.
Lovely 2O-curl wave. No Borax or harm
ishinE RingIets. Hair cut mot Included.
PLENTY OF OPERATORS
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-11

HERE ARE THIS WEEKS 36 WORDS
 this will ind gift suggestions please everyone Christmas advise wait until ast m as limited.
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klonjeni da ne okrivljuju S. D.,
nego mocnu United Fruit Co.
Oni osumnjicise United Fruit da
Sc ona protivi sirenju demokra-
tile radi straha cd povecevania
poreza i strozijih radnih zakona.
Ali obicne mase Salvatore nisu
mogle shvatiti razliku -"
Da Ii su interest United Fruit
odredili to priznanje, iii da Ii Sc
interesima United Fruit moe
sluziti dok Sc sluzi i onima cd
drzavnog odelenja u omoguciva-
.nju Ell Salvadoru da Sc ucini
predstavnistvo latinsko-americ-
XIII zemalja potpunim u Mexico
City (izuzetkom neprekidnog Cd
bacivanja Argentine) u upore-
djenju nije vazno. A svakom slu-
caju dat je naglasak da Sc tn
nije sluzilo ljubavi "a politicku
demokratiju, nego kapitalistic-
kim materijalnim interesima.
(Weekly People, "a. marta
1945.)
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-04-05
Soc1alisticka Posta

Glasniku". Oni SUI javno u~svojili i jedne
i druge praznike = i kapitalizam i religiju.
A sto mi ubiramo izvesne fondove i odr-
zavamo zabave ma %pomenute praznike to ne
znaci nikakvo "uvazenje" 18th.
Drugi put nam posalji tvoje ime da
znamo S kim imamo posla i da bi ii mogli
verovati da 81 mas pretplatnik.
R. B. Los Angeles, Calf: Vasoj traznji
ne mozemo udovoljiti. Ma prvom mestu, mi
sami nismo has narociti majstori da strogo
j tacno opisemo pravopis iii interpukciju =
tacke, zareze, usklicnike j druge make. A
kada bi i mogli, to bi uzelo mnogo prostora
i o~bjaSnjayanja. A citaoci (ukljucujuci i vas)
ne bi Sc mnogo koristili, posto nije dovoljno
samo procitati pravopis i S tim je sve gotovo,
sve Sc saznalo. Dugo vremena uzme dok Sc
eovek nauci da razume i ~upotrebljuje pravo-
pis. U ostalom svi pisci MEGA ne upotrebljuju
strogo jednako.
Ia vas je najbolje da 81 nabavite neku
knjigu koja Sc bavi sa gramatikom, iii isko-
ristite "Englesh-C roatian and Croatian-Eng-
lish Dictionary" (recnik) cd F.. A.. Bogadeka.
Pri kraju istog opisan je pravopis i pro-
u~cavajte ga. A pored toga kada citate ma
sto, strogo pazite i obmisljajte zasto SUI owl,
iii oni, znaci upotrebljeni. Ia tn svrhu &c
VAN narcotic dobro doci nasa knjiga "Debata
izmedju Cvetkova i Leontica". U Moi Sc
nalazi interpukcija u izobilju.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-04-05
Akron, Ohio

Ma 8. marta, nakon jednogo-
disnjeg pogorsavajuceg bolova-
MIA, prouzrokovanim rak-ranom.
neumoljiva smrt, ukloni "a uvek
il nash redova, jednog cd mai
aktivnijih nash drugova - dru-
ga Romano Zarembu. Niegova
aktivnost, kao dugogodisnjeg
clana Socijalisticke Radnicke
Partije, bila je u glavnom skon-
cnetrisana medju ukrajinskim
radnicima owe zemlje. Kroz niz
godina, svaka novo usvojena S.
l.. P. platforma, mnogobrojne
rezolucije i iskazi, sve Sc to bro
prevadjase i ukrajinskim radni-
Gina dostavljase. Periodicno po-
kretan je i mesecnik - novina
ma ukrajinskom jeziku sa prvo-
klasnim S. L. P. clancima. Oval
literarni rad - prema raniici
izjavi druga Zarembe 49, nebi u
tolikoj meri bio obavljen, naro-
cito kroz poslednjih nekoliko 60
dina, bez sposobnosti i iskrene
pomoci druga Nikole Ciglinskoe,.
Ova izjava baca svetlost ma pra-
vi karakter revolucionara, koii
nikada nepripisuje sebi ono sto
je tudje.
Nc jedna stvar vezi sd
OWN radon koju zelimo is
tact jeste ova: Drug Zaremoa
bese celog svog zivota najamni
radnik. Cd kada je dosao u ovu
zemlju pa do poslednjeg casa
svoga zivota radio je u tvornici.
Raditi u tvornici liz dana u dan
i to fizicki, ne lake, nego teske
poslove i nakon toga nastavljati
sa literarnim radon - to SUI "a
ista vrlo retki ljudi, pa ma kohl
ko revolucionarno obavesteni BIZ
Ii, koji su fizicki u stanju i "a
kratak period, a ne kroz dugi
niz godina tako Sta izdrzati. Kada
ovome jos dodamo, da je ovakav
rad uvek skopcan sa novcanim
troSkovima j da owe troSkove
drug Zaremba pokrivase u We
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Ekonomska moe stvara
glasacki biloxi

utrci koja Sc vodi izmedju veil
kin sila, neprekidna potreba $50
lidnog glasackog bloka" dale Ia
tinsko-americkoj vladajucoj kla-
81 neprekidno glasacko pravo "a
potporu americkom kapitalizmu.
Drzauno odelenje S. D. i salua-
dorski dictator.
Otsustvo demokratskih aspira-
CHA sredjivanju svih cd la
tinsko-americkih republika (sa
odricanom prilikom ranije cd
njenog diktatora da Sc Argenti-
ma stavi u liniju) demonstrirano
je u akcije odelenja S. D. priz-
nanju diktatora Ell Salvatore,
Osmin Aquirre Salinas-a.
Otstranjenje ranijeg diktatora,
Martineza, cd ell salvadorskog
naroda, sledovano je poprima-
MEM Aquirreove diktature sa
pomoci "lend-lease" oruzia, da-
vanoga cd Wade Sjedinjenih DR.:
Java. Sve nacije zapadne hemis-
fere, sa izuzetkom diktatorski
upravljane Nicaragua-e i Hon
duras-a, odbile SUI da priznaiu
tn novu diktatorsku vladu. Onda
je upotrebljena prevara cd A
quirre, u davanju jedno-kandi-
datskih izbora, generala Castro,
Aquirreovog stvorenja, "a pred
sednika. U suStastvenom nasilo-
vanju ugovora Sedme Medjuna-
rodne Konferencije Ameri6kih
Drzava u 1888, zabranjuiuci spo-
ljasnja i unutrasnja mesanja u
poslove ameriGkih nacija, koji
sporazum bese ponovo potvr-
dien u aktu cd 3. marta u Cha
pultepecu, drzavno odelenje Sic
dinjenih Drzava dade priznanie
Castro-u, i tako prisiljavajuci j
sve estate americke naciie ola
priznaju to Aquirre-ino stvore-
ME. Time" izvestava: "Nepo-
sredni rezultat e. Salvadoru
bio ie zestoki prolom anti-S. D.
osecaja. Predsednik Franklin
Roosevelt je bio izrugivan u tea
toru slika. Salvadorski demo
kratske vodje pokusale SUI da
utisaju to komesanje i behu ma
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(Nastavak sa /. Strane.)

On % L. u 014(
"Time") "koji SUI Sc uvek plasili
z%avaravali ga i protivili Sc Sc
vernon kolosu' cd jednom mole
kolosa da Sc siri ma jug sa nov
Gem oruzjem, obecava daleko
vecu intervenciju' nego sto su
S. D. htele ponuditi."
! Obecanje drzavnog odelenja
IS. D., kroz gospodina Claytona,
jeste da &c ogranieenje kupova-
lnja Latinskoj America biti u
savetovanju medju zemaljama
kojih Sc tice, tako ukljucujuci
mogucnost kompromisa. Speci-
fieno, gospodin Clayton je rekao
da postoje mnogi nacini ma koje
bi Sjedinjene Drzave bile u sta
nju pomoci u miru-propalu Ia
tinsko-americku O miiu:
Kroz Izvozno-Uvoznu Banku, ku-
povanjem sirovog materijala da
Sc gomila "a "svrhe sigurnosti",
snizavanje carina ia dugo vre-
mena), trazenim medjunarodnim
monetarnim fondom i Medjuna-
rodnom Bankom "a Rekonstruk-
ciju j Razvitak. On je naglasio,
izveStava New York Times.
ida smo mi pripravni da NINA
[latinsko-americkim zemljama]
pomognemo radi nash sopstve-
nth interesa da izmenu niihovu
ekonomiju, da modernism njiho-
WI poljoprivredu i da i'm pc-
mognemo izgraditi cvrstu i pri-
rodnu industriju. 49,"
Jer u koliko je ona vredela, la
tinsko-americka ekonomija nema
drugog oslonca, obecanja gospo-
dina Claytona SUI bila ustanov-
LENA u dokumentu poznatom
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kao "Ekonomski Carter Ameri-
ka", i prosirene 81 u zajednickoj
deklaraciji u korist "privatnog
preduzeca", to jest, kapitalizma,
i u korist "potsticanja ulozaka u
privatni kapital."
Jedno "a drugo.
Da vladajuca klasa latinsko-
americkih zemalja ina dobru
priliku da ostvari bar neka cd
tin obecanja direktno je nago-
vesteno u clanku 'Time'-a: "Pe-
dro Leao Velloso, brazilijski mi
nistar stranih poslova i SET Meme
delegacije, otvoreno je izjavio da
je prvenstvena svrha konferen-
CHA da Sc izradi 'so]idni biloxi
glasaca' "a dolazecu konferenci-
ju svetske sigurnosti u San
Francisco. Uzbudjene 'shushes'
[vrst juzno-americkog Indian
cal pozdravise ovo neverovatno
pustanje macke il vrece, koje ie
bilo i wise vidno u tome sto je
ministar Velloso doleteo IL Rio
sa drzavnim sekretarom S. D.,
Edward r. Stettinius-om."
"Solidni biloxi glasanja' latins-
ko-americkih zemalja da Sc po-
dupru zelje Wade Sjedinjenih
Drzava jeste, naravno, nesto sto
Sc mora odrzati liza konferenci-
ie u San Francisco, da bi anne
ricki kapitalizam imao wise for
maine potpore "a njegove pla-
move, nego sto Sc moze baciti
protiv Min cd Britanije Rustic.
l produzavajuca potpora Latins-
Ike Amerike zahteva neprekidnu
ekonomsku potporu vladajucim
klasama u kontroli. Zaista, U
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"Pretplatnik r. b., Akron, O.


PlTANJE: MEM je n~ejasno zasto S. L.. F.
podrzava thanksgiving day i bozic. Ranijih
godina je bilo u R. B. tumaceno da je to
'biznis kapitalisticki'. A sada je tai 'bisnis'
is. L. P. uvazila. Zasto?"
ODGOVOR: S. L. P. nije "uvazila" nj
kakav thanksgiving day., niti bozic. Nj
jedan cd tin nije Socijalisticki prank. Jedan
je patriotski a drugi verski, dok S. L. P. ne
veruje nj u patriotske (u kapitalistickom
smislu) nj u verske praznike.
S. L. P. je Marksisticki, revolucionarni
pokret, koji ne menja svoja shvacanja o praz-
nicima. A posto ne veruje u kapitalizam,
cak je njegov smrtni protivnik, ona ne moze
verovati nj u kapitalisticke praznike. Ista je
stvar i sa verskim praznicima. Mi nismo
vernici niti verujemo u ikakve fantazije.
Bee obzira da Ii je Hristos ikada postojao
iii nije (sto mnogi u~eenjaci osporavaju) CT
%njenica je da danasnje hriscanstvo sluzi ne
prijateljima radnicke klase, svud pc svetu.
Otuda hr~iscanstvo i hriscanski praznici ne
raju nista zajednickog S mama, nit mi sa
NINA. Niti Sc hriscanstvo u opste zasniva
ma nauci. Axe bi mi u~svojili kapitalisticke,
patriotske i verske praznike mi bi onda auto
matski odbacili materijalisticku znanost =
Marksizam.
U ostalom, ii bi ucinio bolje da 81 poslao
v podvalu "Slobodnoj Reel" i "Narodnom
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Roman Zaremba

like svojim zaradama liz tvorni-
ce, tada mi imamo pred sobom
jednog cd onih vrlo retkih re-
volucionara. Drug Zaremba "a
ista bese jedan cd tin vrlo ret
XIII revolucionara. On je izdrzao
= izdrzao moralno i materijalno
= do kraja.
U koliko je S. L. P. uGenje poz-
nato ukrajinskim radnicima u
ovoj zemlji, duguje sc n~ajvise
neumornom radu druga Zarem-
be. Njegovim gubitkom nasa
Partija, ma ovom polju, osetice
priliGnu prazninu. Da Ii &c ia
praznina biti j kada &c biti DO
punjena? Ma ovo pitanje mogu
da odgovore jedino ukrajinski
radnici.
Pogreb je obav]jen u Nedelju
10. marta. Clanovi i clanice svih
S. L. P. subdiviziia u mestu, te
simpaticari mnogih narodnosti,
mnogobrojni ukrajinski radnici i
radnice - svi Sc okupiSe da
odaju poslednju postu revolucio-
narnom borcu "a radnicka pra-
va. Kod p~ogrebnika, pre- gOvora,
procitan je telegram koga jesu
ime Socijalisticke Radnicke Par
tije poslao nacionalni sekretar
drug A. Petersen. Telegram IL
razavase duboko saucesce dvej-
nog gubitka, smrcu druga Ia
rembe: Njegova porodica gubi
svoga muza, oca j staratelja. To
je prvi i nenadmasni gubitak.
Drugi, takodjer nenadmasni gu
bitak: Partija gubi svoga aktiv-
nog clana. Govorili SUI diva 60
vornika: drug A. A. Albaugh ma
e~ngleskom i drug N. Ciglinski ma
ukrajinskom jeziku. Oba govor-
nika ukazivahu Ma zivot i, rad
druga Zarembe, kao ma primer
| koga svaki radnik j radnica ire
ba da sledi. Ma grobu govoriosje
iedan cd ukrajinskih radnika,
koji svome govoru pozivase
prisutne Ga slede stopama druga
Zarembe. Glavnu i oprostajnu
besedu odrzao je drug N. Cigins~
XII. On rece:: mi Sc "a uvek O.
prastamo sa nasim drugom Ro-
manom - sa drugom, koji je
svakog sata u danu, svakog dana
u godini j svake godine svoga
nunog zivota borio Sc "a stvar
svoje radnieke klase. Slava ii
mas druze, SOCIALISM, j revolucio-
naru. VeGni ii pomen medju ma
ma"
Drug Zaremba rodjen je 4. fe-
bruara 1897. godine u selu XII
denci u Ukrajini. Dosao je uaovu
zemlju 1913. Stupio je "a clana
S. L. P. 1920. godine. Da je po-
stao clanom S. L. P, pricaSe nam
ranijih godina, n~ajvise je bio Ia
hvalan drugu Nikoli Stanicu ko-
il lie mnogo radio ma tome da ga
upozna So S. L. P. ucenjem. Ia
kodier On cesto odavaSe prizna~
ME Radnickoj Borbi i uticalu
njenog pisanja ma MEGA. Ne sa-
mo da drug Zaremba bese od
vrlog mu stupanja u mas pokret
pretplatnik i eitaoc Radnieke
Borbe, nego je on bio eitaoc i
student v nase jugoslavenske,
S. L. P, literature.
Drug Roman Zaremba ostavlja
"a sobom svoju mnogo ozalos-
cenu suprugu Mary, sina Paula
i cerku Olgu, a u starom kraju:
mater, diva brata j dive sestre.
Njegovoj ucviljenoj i o~zalosee-
moi porodici i rodbini pri Mi"
hovom nenadoknadnom gubit-
ku Jugoslavenski S. l.. p. OgEa-
max Akron, Ohio, Sale svoje is
| kreno drugarsko sauceSce.
L. Stefanouie, organizator.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-04-05
Socijalisticko Reseto
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Aleksandrova diktatura je hapsila j
proganiala radnicke vodje, raspustale
njihove organizacije, komunisticku par
thu j sindikate, zaplenjivala imovinu
tin organizacija i mucila i osudjivala
ma dugorocnu robiju sve n koji Sc,
usudise i jednu rec izgovoriti protiv
Wade.
No, Stankovic je to zaboravio. Iii,
~ lie gotov da i'm "a to oprosti i po-
va da III prikaze "barjaktarima de-
~-aciie."& 49,