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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-14
Eyewitness Story
 Of Czech Uprising

I By nightfan Saturday the revolt was in full swing. Bands of Czech boys went through the streets ann pushing isolated Nazi patrols and taking their weapons.
 The NaH SS units concentrated themselves in six main centers, in- cluding the Parliament and Prague university buildings, and the Czechs hurriedly threw up paving block barricades around each stronghold.
 Lacking ammunition, the Czechs for the most part fought a defensive battle behind their barricades, ap- parently hoping to hold the Nazis there until the Russian or Ameri- can armies arrived.
 The Elite guards, according to well-substantiated eyewitness ac- counts, began killing unarmed men, women and children indiscrim- inately. They crucified some in full view of the barricades. Others they crushed beneath the treads of their tanks.
 T saw with my own eyes the Ger mans put very little child, think he was about two months old, under tank and crush him." one partisan youth told this correspondent. Other partisans said the Nazis cut off the noses and ears of Czech children who fell into their hands.
 In one area, they captured 20 young partisans and quartered them in the street.
 Word reached the patriots that the Americans had reached town only 20 miles to the southwest, but this turned out to be only a token force of two tanks and three troop carrying trucks. Actually only one American tank penetrated the city on May g, and it later withdrew.
 The main American forces re- mained at PilSen.
 The Red Army was fast approach ing Prague from the opposite direc- ton, however, and they broke into the capital at noon on May g. Just before their arrival, the Germans massed their forces and managed to break through to the west, flee ing toward the American lines. Witnesses said the Czechs gener. ally treated captured Germans as ordinary prisoners, despite theil atrocities, but there were some re. prisals. In several incidents, Nag SS troops were seized by Czech bands in the final hours of the rev. olution, hung up by their heels ano burned in benZol.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-14
QUARTER CENTURY
 CLUB CELEBRATES
Veteran Employees of Bris= tOI Company HOnOred for
 Loyalty, Services

Gifts were presented to eleven employees of the Bristol Co.,, having 25 years or more service at last nights first anniversary dinner of the Quarter Century Club of the company. The club, organized last year, has a member of 108 employees. Three members died during the past year, namely, Olive M. Marshall, Harry M. Keefe and Virgil H. Waugh.
 Howard H. Bristol, president of the company, presented $25 in silver, membership certificates and 25-year pins to Albert Miller, Charles R. Asplund, Jr., Edward L. Sinkwich, Albert J. Matakitis, Philip D. Connell, Mrs. Hazel B. Broadbent, Herbert E. Church, Amy s. Patchett; Rudolph M. Piec- zonkak, Laurence G. Bean and George H. Gaites.
 Forty-years awards, $50 war bonds, were presented to four en- ployes, Herman Will, Howard C.. Bowen, Samuel R. Bristol and Gis bert Mertelmeyer. Herman Koes- ter, vice-president and works man. ager of the firm, made the presen- tations.
 Members were greeted last night by President Bristol as Frederick A. Faust acted as master of ceremonies.
 The four oldest members in point of service hold office in the organ ization. Pres. Roberts has been with the concern for 45 years; Vice-Pres. Jesse B. Kelsey and Secy. Leon E. Freeman, 43 years; and Treas. William H. Booth, Al years.
 The entertainment program last night featured a vaudeville troupe from Hartford. Dinner music was provided by the string quartet of the New Haven Symphony orches- tra. The singing of the National Anthem and of America was led by Edgar R. Wyatt. Rev. Edward R. Hance, pastor of the Naugatuck
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-14
YMCA DELEGATES
 TO HOLD MEETING

Representatives from Y. M. c. A. clubs in the Waterbury district will meet at the Central Y. M. c. A. June 27 to discuss formation of h. ternational Y's Mems clubs for their cities, it was announced today
 Speakers at the session will in- clude Ernest V. Wallin, director of the International Y's Mems club, northeastern region; Lisle Ware, associate state secretary of the Y. M. c. A.; and Earl Johnson, past president of the New Haven Inter- national Ys eMn's club.
 James DelGobbo is chairman of .he extension comittee of the Wa ;erbury club and is supervising ar- engagements for the meeting. Dele gates from Torrington, Ansonia, lMddletown, Meriden, Hartford, and New Britain will attend.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-14

That general happiness was the homecoming keynote for U. s. leaders who whopped the Wehrmacht, is indicated by these photos. At left, above. Lt-Gen. James H. Doolittle, of Tokyo raid and 9th Air Force fame, laughs heartily as Gen. George s. Patton, Jr., mugs at a girl photographer covering the gen. erals press conference in Los Angeles. Righ, above, General Patton gets big hug of greet ing from Mrs. H. c. Pratt, wife of Maj.-Gen. H. c. Pratt, a classmate of "Old Blood and Cuts" at Virginia Military In- stitute. At left, below, Gen. Carl Spaatz, who commanded the U. s. strategic Air Forces in Europe, embraces his mother, Mrs. Anne Spaatz, on his arrival in his home town, Boyertown, Pa.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-14
By LEO s. DISHEH

Prague. June 14-(UP)-On the morning of May 5, 1945, the outside world heard Czech voice break into program of German martial music on Radio Prague, shouting: Send help. We have risen against the Nazis."
 Then for five days there was si- lence, while the bloodiest uprising of world war two boiled through the streets of the enslaved Czechoslo- yak capital.
 This is the first complete story obtained from eye-witnesses of the revolution in which the men, wom- en and children of Prague fought behind barricades and in their homes against the 100000 Germans garrisoning their city.
 Fanatical Nazi Elite guards who formed the core of the Prague gar- rison quarter Czech boys in the city streets. Witnesses said they cruci- fled captured patriots, ran their tanks over helpless women and chil- dren and used hostages as a hu- man screen for their own ar1nor And some of the Nazi fanatics themselves, who defied their own high commands unconditional sur runder order, were burned alive by the enraged Czechs.
 An unofficial estimate made by some of the Czech partisan leaders today said 2,000 Czechs were killed in the fighting and another 1000 died later of wounds.
 The Germans, fighting with trained troops against a mob armed mostly with clubs and captured weapons, lost but 530 dead. The first dramatic word of the uprising to reach the outside world came at 11:30 a. m. on May 5, when the patriots broke into the German-held radio station and won brief control of the transmit ter.
 But the people of Prague got their first inkling that Nazi power was vanishing on Tuesday, May 2, when the Prague National bank distrib- uted defiant handbills announcing it would no longer accept German currency.
 The Germans countered promptly by arresting the bank governor and issuing proclamation ordering the continued circulation of their occu- patton money.
 For two days after that the Ger mans were able to maintain order, but everywhere the Czechs were openly exchanging their German marks for Czech crowns.
 Then on Friday evening, May 4 partisans went from house to house telling the people to hang out their Czech flags. German signs w,re stripped from the streets and a few patriots were killed in minor clash. es in the surburbs.
 On the following morning, the Germans themselves notified tht people that they could display American or English flags-in fact anything except the Russian flag.
 Then came the sudden Czecf seizure of the radio transmitter, anc the Germans rolled out their tanks opening fire on patriots in a squar, in the northern part of the city.
 The radio station itself became 1, battle-ground, with the German holding the third and fourth floor and the Czechs entrenched in tn, building below them.
 Nazi elite guards officers ap pealed to regular army troops sta toned nearby to help them, but tn, Wehrmacht at that moment wa negotiating with the rebels an, never took a major part in tn fighting. Most of the German reg ular army men fled westward t. the American lines.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-14
WORLD WAR II A YEAR AGO
By United Press

In France, a fierce battle rages in the central sector of the Nor mandy beachhead as the Germans launch powerful c0unterattacks at most of the advanced AT/,d land- ings; Allied troops push two miles from Carentan.
 Washington reports that Gen. Charles de Gaulle has denied sev- eral hundred trained French liai- son officern permission to join the invasion troops to France.
 U. s. Pacific Fleet heavily shells Tinian and Saipan in the Mari anas.
 In Italy. Allied forces capture Orbetello and Bagnoregio and en- circle Terni.
 Russian troops are reported just 37 miles from Finnish city of Vi- borg.
 China troops driving on Burma capture Hsiangta.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-14
MODEL AIRPLANE
 CONTESTS BEGIN

Members of the Academy of Model Aeronautics will participate in the first of series of four model airplane contests which will be sponsored Sunday at the Model Airport, Peck Lane, Cheshire, by the Waterbury Society of Model Engin- eers.
 The contest, which is for control line models only, will be held from 10 a. m. to p. m. Other contests vii be held July 22, control line; August 19, control line and free flight; and September g, gas and rubber powered, all classes. Regis tration may be made at the field.
 AMA officials will be judges. Chairmen of the events include James Reynolds and Andrew Lynch.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-14

Post, Jewish War Veterans. weea selected last night as delegates h1 the State Department Council mest~ ing Sunday in Hartford.
 Members congratulated Aaron Berman who was elected last wesk state junior vice-commander of tho INV. Michael J. Roosin, veteran of the Spanish American War, toin- ed the post last night.
 Fannick Post and it's Aux1zAarY have contributed toward the install lation of an orthopedic electr16 bicycle at the U. S. Veterans Hog. pital, Newington.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-14

Congregational Church, gave the invocation.
 pr. James Lee Ellenwood, author and president of the New York State Y. M. c. A., was the princi- pal speaker. His address, containing a serious message on the subject of Work" was delivered in a hu- morous vein.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-14

Patients recovering from cl1caarm near Patna, India, indignantly pro tested that while well they rnnse struggle for existence for wans q food and clothing.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-14

One bakery in Oakland Calf. has ovens covering an area twice as long as a football field, and bakers use specially built tricycles in travelling from one end to the otter.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-14
J.W.V. DELEGATES
 FORMALLY NAMED

Louis Kussner, Samuel Lipitz, Jack Rutman and Morris Shapiro, Commander of David L. Fannick
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Zapisnik Centralnog
OdbOra

Sednica c. O. odrzana II ncdeliu 90
maJa l945. u Centralnom Uredu, 341:
ST. Clair Avenue, Cleveland, O. Prisutni
Rad]enovit, Scepovit. Tonic, sestok
Stefanovic, Petrovit Mite Predse
,dava Tonic.
korespodencija: Cd J. Sternthaia
Cincinnati, raznm stvarima. Proti.
tana je kopija pisma sekretara Fed. II
vezi sa potrebom da odrzc slupstinr
Cd Mary Kovat, Detroit. da .ie nju Klub
Radnitke Borbe izabrao "a organizatora.
Cd NJ. Vasilica, Los Angeles, odrzanoi
skupstini koncertu, te kako "Jugo-
slavenski Ujednjeni Odbor' niie hteo
da oglasi njihove afere preko radija.
Cd NJ. Russity, Chicago, da ie Ogranak
odlucio odrzati skupstinu Il Lyons, H.,
ma kojoi da govori drug Posavatz.
Procitana jc kopiia sekretara Fede-
racije drugu d. Culumu. Montevideo,
Uruguay, vezi niihova tamosnieg ra,
da. te dostavlienim sugestijama Il,
prosirenje agitacije. Cd Henry Giscy,
organizatora Sekciie Vancouver. Wash ,
IL vezi sa hapsenjem druga S. Gagica,
radi njegove aktivnosti pri rastnriva-
nju partijske literature. Cd J. sestoka,
Youngstown, o Prvomaj ajskoi proslavi, tie
Il ime Oaranka trazi kredit "a kaien-
dare. date oglasiva6ima. Traznii Sc u
dovoliava. Takodie o nameri druca
drugarice Sekulica da Sc prepisu II
Oeranak Youngstown. lnstruktuie sc
sekretar da Sc wise informise 0 pre-
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ceduri prepisivania.
/ Cd G. scepovica, Detroit, o izgublJcnim
glasovnicama. Cd NJ. j. Golubica, Mil
waukee, da su dobili tri nova clana: '.
. siladi, J. Capic Rose Capic. Cd NJ.
Karlovita, o pretplati M. Suprina ma
WEEKLY PEOPLE. Odluceno da Sc
kretar izvesti Nacionalni Ured tome.
Dale bi reseno da Sc savetuju Ogranci
da Sc IL buduce "a promene adresa She
no, obrate direktno ma partijski Ured, i'll
preko lokalnih Sekcija, mesto preko
Centralnog Ureda.
Procitana je izmenjena korespoden-
ella izmedju Centralnog ureda, l.. Ste
fanovita j. PirinGina, Nacionalnog
organizatora, II pogledu plakatu "a
skupstinu II Akronu, te stupanJu
Ogranak Akron "a clana S. Antunovica.
Sledeti su Osranci poslali svoje me-
scene izvestaie: Akron, Detroit, Ho-
boken, Los Angeles, Milwaukee, New
York Youngstown. Procitan ie lives
tai clana n. /. O., druga J. 7. Evanica,
sa sednice \. !. o. te popratno pismo.
Izvestai Sc usvaia predajc Sc ured-
niku da GA obiavi r. B. Procitana le
izmeniena korespodencija izmedJu Ma
cionalnog Centralnog Creda raznim
styarima, koia Sc prima znanJn.
Opste primedbe sekretara Fed
opstem radu Sc usvajaju. OvereyoilenI
su glasovi povrh odluka partlJske ken
yeneiie izmenama / dopunana par
tiiskog ustava. Ia sve taeke glasalo 3e
ia "a, protiv niko.
Nakon sto ic zapisnik protitan, sed-
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SOcijalistickO ReSetO
East Chicago. Ind.
(Nastavak sa 2 strane.)

Ehrenburg je odigrao, iako kratku,
ali ipak vrlo prljavu ulogu, sa tacke
gledista svetskog proletarijata, zavadja-
juci mrznju mediu radnike raznih ma
rodnosti Ako je ovo bila ratna potreba
stalinisticke birokratije da pobedi ra-
tn, to je dokaz da ruske mase nisu po-
uzdano bile zapojene Socijalistickim i
dejama koje da III drze ,odusevljene u
ratu.
Ehrenburg je ucinio veliku stetu i
sovietskim nemackim radnicin1a.
Ako je to svesno cinio on treba da
Sc stidi saw ostal dec svoga zivota On
je, kao sto bi rekao jedan pesnik, "vetrom
dosao, bura ga odnela".
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-05-31
Sa vecerinke
Lackawanna, N. Y

U nedelju %. aprila mesne or
ganizacije S. L. P. ovde odrzale
SUI zajednicku vecerinku, u ma
sem lokalu.
Drugarice. clanice w e ky
People Kluba, bazirajuci svoj
proraeun o potrebnoj kolicini
hrane, ma nasim obicnim dosa-
dasnjim posetama, nisu oval put
male dosta hrane, posto je po-
seta bila VEGA nego obicno. Do
bar broj posetioca je ostao bez
vecere, Sto je, dakako, nepoze-
lien slucaj.
Pozdravnu rec je odrzao drug
F. Bianco ma engleskom jeziku.
Gowor je bio u vezi sa nasim afe-
rama svrhama "a koje te afere
sluze materijalnom podupira-
nju naseg rada ma polju prosve-
civanja, agitovanja i organizova-
MIA radnicke klase, "a ostvarenje
konacnog ella, oslobodjenja pro-
letarijata ispod kapitalistickog
ugnjetavanja.
Ma ovoj vecerinki pri kraju 60
vora, takodjer je izvrsena kolek-
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Sa skupstine
Youngstown, q.

u nedelju 13. maja Jugosla
venski Ogranak S. L. T. ovd'
odrzao je skupStinu u UkraJlns'
koj DVorani sa temom "Partlza'
nj i oslobodjenje radnicke kla-
se". Ma istoj je govorio drug T
Slepcevich, sekretar Federac'Je
koji je svoju temu vrlo doore
obradio i sa mnogim cltatlms
potkrepio, te dokazao da su Sc
partizani, ciju kicmu, kaze Sc
da saciniavaju "komunistl" Ju'
goslavije, odrekli "boljsev'zac'.
je" Jugoslavije, kako i'm to nekl
protivnici prebacuju.
Ma protiv, u njihovom progra'
mu usvojenom u Bihacu l943
nema nj slova o nekoi 'radnlc-
koj KLASI," "klasnoj borbl" {
"POTREBI PROMENE u DRUS-
TVU" - fraze koje SUI usvoJene
ma Vukovarskom kongresu 1870.
"Komunisticke Partije Jugosla
vie" Sada i'm je teznja da os'
lobode Jugoslaviju Cd "nacl-ta'
sizma" (inostranog kapitalizma)
da bi tako domaci kapitalizan-
imao Sire pole izrabljivanja do
mach siromaSnih radnika i Sc,
ljaka.
Izdainicku ulogu partizanf
(pseudokomunista) dokazao je
sa brojnim citatima cd Marxa
Engelsa, Lenina De Leona
naveo je da radnici Jugoslavije
ii ostalog svijeta) trebaiu da Sc
ostave ucvrscavanja sopstvenil
i'm lanaca, u vidu klasne koope.
racije, pa da usvoje program S
L. P. - program klasne borbe
ako ne zele da budu daljt
klasno robbie svojim domacin
izrabljivacima. Jer "oslobodjenje
radnicke klase mora biti klas
nosvesno delo same ME"
Potion Sc presto ma pitania ns
koja je drug govornik odgovorie
ia zadovoljstvo svih prisutnih.
Premda skupstina ne bese po
sjecena kako Sc ocekivalo, pri
sutni SUI "a unapredjenje progra-
ma S. L. P, kako ga je drug 60
vornik objasnio, prilozili $20.33
ma cemu i'm Sc Ogranak zahva-
ljuje.
l. Gotal, zam. dopis.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-05-31

uspostavu Socijalistickog poretka ma ruse-
vima kapitalizma. Ova borba treba da Sc
prosiri ma politieko polje "a osvajanje
razaranje politicke drzave. Program "a tn
borbu - politicku ekonomsku - jasno jc
istaknut ucenju Socijalisticke Radnicke
Partije. Umesto strajkova beznadezne borbe
u okviru kapitalizma radnici trebaju da po
vedu borbu "a proletersku revoluciju.
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Kroz Partiju i FederaCiju

da bude posecen u sto vetem
broju ne samo il Akrona, nego
il drugih obliznjih mesta,
narcotic IL Clevelanda. cIanovi
i sirnpaticari Ogranka Cleveland
SUI zaduzeni da posete akronski
piknik. Kooperacija je neophod-
Ma "a polucenje dobrih rezulta-
ia. Ogranak Akron je pokazao
volju ne samo ovom prilikom,
nego oduvek da kooperise. Da-
kle, po mogucnosti, svi ma akron
ski piknik!
Ranije smo jednom prilikorn
(kroz ovu rubriku) javili naSirn
citaocima da nasi drugovi cd Bu-
osrske Federacije, pruzaju nam
svoju svaku mogucu kooperaci-
ju "a prosirenje RADNICKE
BORBE. Ponovo nam Sc javio
drug Baeff, sekretar Bugarske
Federacije, S. L. P, saljuci nam
dive godisnje pretplate ma RAD
NIcKU BORBU, jednu novu
iednu obnovljenu.
Ovo je doista "a pohvalu, ier
ovo je dokaz da su drugovi Bu-
gari voljni da kooperiSu. I mi
trebamo da pokazemo voIiu "a
kooperaciju. Zato svaki mas clan
ii simpaticar, kad god mu Sc IL
kaze prilika, treba da nastoji do
biti pretplatu ma RABOTNI-
CESKU PROSVETU. Takodje
svaki mas clan simpaticar tre-
ba da kooperise sa drugovina
Bugarima svakom pogledu, O.
sobito posecivajuci njihove sas-
tanke.
Primili smo pismo cd druga J
Crkvenaca, poverenika Ogranks
Detroit, sa koiim je poslao net
goldsmith pretplata ma RADNIc-
KU BORBU. Mediu ovim posIa-
tim pretplatama, tri SUI move. ko-
ie je sakupio njihov simpaticaT
J. Scepovic.
Dobro bi bilo kada bi iraaE
wise ovakvih sinpaticara, ksc
sto ie Scepovic, ier ovo niie prvi
put da on kupi move pretplate-
Ia vreme nase prosle kampanie,
simpaticar Joso Sc pokazao vre-
dan ma novim pretplatama Ia
ko on radi j "a vreme kad ne
poduzimljemo kampanje On zna
da smo, stvarno govoreci, NJ
uvek u kampanji, i da ceno os-
tati sve dotle dok ne postigne1o
mas cilj - obaranje kapitalizr1a
uspostavljanje Socijalizma!
Nasi ostali simpaticari, ovo
vazi "a nase clanove, trebaju
da Sc ugledaju ma rad druga See
povica. Jer uspeh nase kanpa-
ME iskljucivo zavisi cd mas -
Cd naSeg rada. Ako budemo ISL
agitaciju, govorili radnicima
naseg jezika nuznosti da Sc
pretplacuju ma nasu novinu, kruz
koiu &c dobiti ono obavestenJe
hez kojeg oni ne mogu postati
klasnosvesni radnici, mi cemo US
peti - nasa &c sadanja kanlpa-
MIA biti uspesna.
Ali ako oval zamasan posao
ostavimo nekolicini, ma kciiks
oni bill aktivni i ma koliko on
nastojali da dobiju sto wise no
viii pretplata, mi eemo pronlas'-
i u nasoj poduzetoj Rampant
Jer nase je polje siroko, kole "a
hteva wise ruku da ga obradi- A
ko ga valiano ma vreme ne
"uzoremo'' ''posejemo", necerno
irnati sta da "zanjemo."
Zato. svi u agitaciju Ia move
pretplate, jer
KAPITALIZAM TREBA
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Sa skupStine i vecerinke

Sa skupStine i vecerinke
East Chicago, Ind.
Mas Ogranak je odrzao skupsti-
nu U subotu Z. aprila u Hrvats-
kom Domu, Gary, Ind. Govor-
mix je bio drug P. Slepcevic, Sc
kretar Federacije, a tema kojoi
je govorio bila je, "Partizani
oslobodjenje radnicke klase".
U svom opsirnom govoru, 60
vornik je izneo citav niz dokaza
IL savremenih dogadjaja, kao
IL proslosti, da bi potkrepio sta
noviste S. L. P. ustanovio da
Sc ona zasniva ma klasnot borbi
i oslobodjenju radnicke klase.
Takodjer je izneo slime doka
ze 0 klasnoj saradnji koju vrSe
sve postojece organizacije, izvan
S. L. P. Uporedio je tu klasnu
saradnju sa klasnom borbom
povukao razliku; ola svaka klas-
ma saradnja sluzi dalnjem robo-
Vaniu radnicke k1aSe II intareSu
izrabljivaca. Narcotic Sc zadrzao
ma partizanima u Jugoslaviji. 60
voreci da oni u opste ne vode
klasnu borbu, "a oslobodjenje
radnika, nego da povrate u zivot
jugoslavenski kapitalizarn koga
je nacizam pregazio.
Ma zakljueku ie govornik IL
neo potrebu da radnici Jugo-
slaviji, zajedno sa ostalim rad
MIN i seljackim masama, mora
iu preuzeti sudbinu u svoje ru-
Ike, obarajuci svaku kapitalistic-
ku vladavinu uspostavljajuci O.
nakvu kakva je najpodesnija pod
okolnostima, "a postignuee So
cijalistickog ella. A ovo nalazo
nuznost klasnog prosvecivania;
kao i politickog i .ekonomskog
organizovanja. i.
Ma kraju govora postavleno
je nekoliko pitania na koia le
valjano odgovoreno. Poseta niie
bila onakva kakva je trebala biti,
a narcotic kada Sc ina u yidu
velika iugoslavenska kolonija u
ovom mestu.
Sledeci su prilozii ma kolek-
ciiu:
Pc $500: B. Golub, M. Brlas
i C. Tosheff. Po Sl.00: G. Dobri-
cevic, Mary Pill, S. Docheff, j.
Klaic. P. Slepcevic i G.. Mag
die. Pc SOC: ]. Vukobratie. G.
Klaic i A. Petcoff. Angeloff 45c.
Svega S1445.
u subotu %. aprila Ogranak ie,
zajednici sd bugarskom Cru
pom Gary. proslavio Prvi Maj u
obliku vecerinke, odrzane ma
1904 Deodar ST.. East Chicago,
Ind. Poseta je bila srednja.
Nakon vecere j mace okreplie-
MIA odrzao Sc Prvomajski go
vor. Isti je bio ma bugarskom
jeziku, govorio je drug A. Pet
coff.
Govor je bio poglavito Q Prvo-
maiskim proslavama i opstem
znacaju Prvog Maja. Naravno
drug je izneo i primere raznih
drugih organizacija; borbe koJe
one vode; ma koji nacin one sla-
We Prvi Maj it'd. Govor je ucinio
dobar upecatak ma prisutne.
Posle govora, nastavilo Sc 81
razonodom, napitkom It'd, do
kasno u noe.
cist prihod cd vecerinke bio
je 1926.
B. Golub, dopisnik.
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PoCetak posleratnih strajkova

Nastavak sa 2. strane)
treba da zamene danasnji fekerski kapita-
listick junionizam. A borba, rnesto da Sc
strajkuje "a izvesne mrvice, koje Sc buduce
cesto nece nj sa borbom moci postici, posto
&c rat ratni prosperitet biti dokoncan, treba
da zauzme oblik borbe klase protiv klase, "a
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Ispravka

U dopisu IL Detroita sa vece-
rinke cd %. aprila, koji Sc po-
iavio u R. B. u broju cd II.
maia, nepozeljnim slucajem srUo
ispustili sledeca imena prilagaca
koii su prilozili po $500: j.
A Crkyenac i B. Roksandic-
Neka citaoc uvazi gornju f:s
nravku. a doticni neka nam y
nroste "a omaSku.
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