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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1945-04-27

one weeks vacation for workers
with a total service Of at least 81
working days and two weeks TO-
those with I'VE or more years serv.
ice. The vacation pay would be
equal to 2 per cent OF the gross
carvings for the year. according
to the plan. with extra benefits FOL
additional seniority rating.
The company's counter-proposal
which was turned down by the I'M
ion, repeated the 1914 vacation
schedule. Last year employees with
one year OF service received vaca-
ton pay for one week equal to 2
per cent Of their gross eai'ings
for the year. Those with five years
or more of service received the 2
per cent for the first weeks vaca-
ton and 1.6 per cent for the second.
Negotiations will now be carried
on by the individual locals witt
management of their respective
plants.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1945-04-27
REV. E. EINAR KR0N
AT CONFERENCE

Pastors and laymen representing
the eighty-two churches of the
Augustana Synod in New England
are meeting in Gloria Del Lutheran
church, Providence, R. l., today. The
usual five-day convocation has been
shortened to two, by combining it
entirely to the business that must
be transacted. Rev. and Mrs. E.
Einar Kron, Mrs. Robert Lagerquist,
and Mrs. Axel Forsell from Zion
Lutheran church in Waterbury are
in attendance, Mrs. Forsell and Mrs
Kron attending the sessions of the
Womens Missionary Society of the
New England Conference. Mrs. La
gerquist is the lay delegate of Zion
church.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1945-04-27
FORMER PRISONER
VISITS FACTORIES
Urges War Workers to Re-
main on Job, Boost Pro-
duCtiOn of Materials

Production rallies were he'd yes
terday afternoon for employees OF
the Waterbury Companies, 1nc.,
and the Lux Clock Mfg. Co., with
Charles ". Claybourn, electricians
mate, third class, as the principal
speaker.
Mate Claybourn, a member OF
the Navy incentive division, was
imprisoned by the Japanese Tor %
months following capture in the
spring of 1912 on Corregidor.
The young sailor told of the
death march" in Manila and OF
the treatment of American prison.
ers in Jap prison camps. He also
described his experience in escap-
ing with "a other men when ar
American submarine shelled the
prison ship in which they were be-
ing transported.
Lieut.. Frederick A. Birmingham
acting incentive officer for the
area, participated in yesterdays
tour of the two plants. Both Navy
men told workers of the importance
Of boosting production and getting
orders out on time.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1945-04-27
LOCAL WOMEN GET
THOUSANDS OF
EXTRA RED POINTS

Every day, precious red points
are being paid to housewives who
turn in used fats to their BUTCH
ers. Because this country is faced
with a possible fat shortage,
these used kitchen fats are even
more urgently needed to make
medicines, synthetic rubber, gun
powder, soaps, paints and q
hundred other essentials on the
battlefield and home front.
Every woman can help towards
1lnal Victory by saving every
drop Of used fats each time she
cooks. Even a spoonful Is worth
salvaging. Won't you keep saving
until final Victory over both
Germany and Japan?
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1945-04-27
UNIONS PRESS
VACATION PLANS
Management Declines to
Send Representatives to
Joint Discussion Meet

A joint meeting of all industrial
representatives OF the city together
with CLIO union representatives and
shop stewards has been cancelled
because of managemerts' refusal to
atatend, it has been disclosed.
The CLIO Locals have attempted
to negotiate for the adoption Of a
uniform vacation plan for workers
in Is plants in this area.
The uniform proposal calls Tor
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1945-04-27
BOWLES PLACES BLAME
ONLAX STATE CONTROL

Lax state controls are in part re-
sponsible for the shortage of poultry
in Connecticut, according to state
ment made yesterday by Chester
Bowles, national OPA administra-
tor. The government official point
ed out that supplies from Connec-
ticut were reaching out to other
states, while the Consumer situa-
ton here was steadily growing
worse.
Shortage of poultry and also meat
in Waterbury is continuing, with
some dealers reporting the outlook
to be very discouraging.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1945-04-27
IRISH=AMERICANS IN
SCHEDULED MEETING

Plans for a summer outing of the
Waterbury Irish-American Social
Club will be made at meeting OF
the organization at 8:15 o'clock to-
night, at the club rooms, 100 Bank
street. William Fit2ell will con-
duct the meeting.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1945-04-27

Mrs. George S. Patton, Jr., wife
Of the American general, will
christen the Mainliner that in
augurates United Air Lines direct
coast coast service from BOs-
ton, May 1. The event will write
another chapter into Mrs. Pat
toms family lore, already enriched
by the daring feats of her hus-
band. In another generation, her
mother christened the first engine
to travel over the, Duluth and St.
Paul Railroad, the last piece Of
road uniting the east and west
coasts via the northern route. Like
her mother, Mrs. Patton will use
waters from the Atlantic and
Pacific oceans and the Great
Lakes in the ceremony.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1945-04-27
SPEED B-29 DELIVERIES

Seattle (UP)-To facilitate hand
ling increased output Of BIS Sup
erfortresses, the U. S. Army En-
gineers have completed improve
ments at Booming Field in Seattle
costing more than 100000
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the Society will give the invoca-
ton.
The principal speaker will be
James O'Hara, L. L. D., Supt. Of
schools in Derby, Conn.
Billy O'Brien will entertain
with vocal selections and Frank
Romano will render several violin
solos.
President George Miller has
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1945-04-27
MRS. 7. H. FEER0
ENTERTAIH GROUP
Ladies Auxiliary, Wolcott
Fire Department, Meet
in Prospect
WOLCOTT
Correspondent: Alma r. Cole
Tel 3.2SO3

Wolcott, April 2. - Mrs. T. Her.
bert Feero Of Cook Road in Pros
pect entertained the members OF
the Ladies Auxiliary of the VOL
colt Volunteer Fire Department at
her home Tuesday evening The
monthly meeting was conducted by
the president. Mrs. Joseph Winkler.
Reports were given on dances read
from Daniel Jay of the Merchant
Marines from Egypt, and Raymond
Theriault, seaman first class, in New
Guinea. thanking the auxiliary for
Christmas boxes received. Mrs.
Charles Tyrell was appointed del
egate to hear a lecture by Miss
Mabel Baird of the State Tubercu-
losiS Association on the ACCESSIBILITY
of establishing branch in the
town, on May % at 1880 p. M, in the
Woodtick school. A refreshment
committee was appointed for the
May meeting as follows: Mrs. Fred
erick Megin, ST. Mrs. Charles Mott
and Mrs. John Sathory. After the
meeting cards were played and a
salad supper served by Mrs. Feero.
A rose color table lamp was pre-
scented to Mr.. and Mrs. Ferro by
the ladies of the auxiliary. The
Feeros have recently moved to
Prospect from Wolcott. Those
present were Mrs. Joseph Winkler,
Mrs. G. Arthur Warrington, Mrs
Kenneth Tooker, Mrs. Charles
Tyrell, Mrs. Frederick Megin, ST..
Mrs. william Klitka, Mrs. Edward
Theriault, ST., Mrs. John Sathory,
Mrs. Charles Mott, Mrs. Jack Ber-
tolini, Mrs. william Ayotte, Mrs.
Albert A. Affeldt and Mrs. Feero.
Awarded Purple Heart
The 25th Infantry (Tropic Light
ing) Division announces that Ffc
Sebastian Latino has been awarded
the Purple Heart for wounds re-
ceived in combate against the
japanese on Luzon In the Philip
pines. Pfc. Latina is rifleman In
the Infantry.
Briefs
A rehearsal for the Third and
Fourth Degree Teams will be held
Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock N
the Grange Hall.
Corpora, kenneth Warland Of
Camp Benning, Ga, is spending a
furlough with his family on Wood
tick Road.
Mrs. Rose E. Wakelee, tax collec-
tor, will be at her home on the
Wolcott road to receive taxes ON
Mondays and Saturdays from 2 to
Z p. m. and on Thursdays and Fri
days from to 7 p. m. during the
months Of April and July.
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extended an invitation to all
members of the parish to attend
this breakfast. The committee
in charge consists of Edward j.
Fitzgerald, chairman, Michael
Grout, Edward Coughlin, Martin
Cream, John O'Rourke, Alfred
Colgan, Timothy Shea, George
Miller, Penfield McDonough
Wilson O'Connor, William Weir,
Charles Koer and Edwin Traver.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1945-04-27

John Shelley Of Hatfield Peve-
rel, England. has just completed
65 years as chorister.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1945-04-27

Chairman
The annual Communion Break
fast of the st. Thomas Holy
Name Society will be held at the
parish hall Sunday morning,
April 20. The society will attend
the seven o'clock Mass and the
breakfast will be served In the
parish hall Immediately after
the Mass.
Rev. George Dyer, Chaplain Of
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~Saradnicima SOcijalis-
tickog RadnickO kaler
dara "a 1916.

Mesto da pisemo pojedinaen1
saradnicima S. R. K. "a 1915
godinu, odlucili smo da i'm pisea-
mo kolektivno preko naseg OF
CANA, da Salju svoje clanke, pes
me it'd, sto je moguce pre- Jez
mas naredni Kalendar trebanlo
izdati ma vreme, a ma vreme ce-
mo ga izdati ako nam ma vrene
nasi saradnici posalji svoje stivc
cato molimo nase saradnike d.
owl napomenu uzmu u obzir, i
saglasno Moi posture.
Takodje molimo sve nase ella
move i simpaticare, koji imaIgz
pr ruci pogodno stivo u oblikE
priea, pesama, posalica, slika !
kartuna, da nam posalju- U no
like Dude raznorodnije stivo u
naSem Kalendaru, u toliko CT
biti interesantniji "a citanIe-
UredniStuo S. r. Kalend1ra
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II v Q F~EDERACIJE.
'PfiIagaCi kOnVenCijSke Skup$tine

garica Brlas, Mary B. Slepcevic,
T. Sirakof, Popovski, J. Elieff, l.
Stanceff, Kulusic familija, Jo-
seph Horvath, James Horvath, P.
Stojanoff, v. Ivanoff, T. Trifu-
noff, Gonceff, l. Gotal, B. Busic,
drugar Polutanovic, Wal
bridge, Maria Viralic, Margaret
Lipicky, M. Vaseff, J. Simoff, P.
,Pinter, M. Stankoff, M. Kovac,
P. Collie, B.. Radov, T.. Jelusic,
r. Predragovic, K. Ivanoff, Wi
eek familija, S. Krajnovic, j.
Crkvenac, P. Vracarevic, VIM.
Sable, J. Novosel, Mary Sauer,
Anka Beuk, M. Krnic, c. Miro
savljevic, A. Kurdov, T. Sisinjak,
Nanovski, A. Cesarec, A. Nikolin,
P. Kapic, j. Koleff, Theo. Ora
maticoff, E.. seepovic, Stojceff,
Anna Pavlecic, Chas. Reveny, NJ.
|Vass, N. Kouzoff, BRO, ST., Tr-
kulja, Marica i Ljubko Stevin,
N. Kamburoff, Engine i Daniel
Rack, M. Peles, E. Miro, Olga
Sternthal, Amiliia Kapugija i l.
Penceff.
Drug j drugarica Pill, u ime
svojih sinova: William i Joe,
$500; S. Gagic, ma sabirnoj listi
$500.
Pc $500: w. D., simpaticar;
drug i drugarica Pirincin; J. Luz
sic, M. Dabov, M. Ozanic, Geo.
Brenc, V. Postic j E. Sibincic.
PO $500: J. Begovic, B. Prvu-
low, S. Dadovic, F. Troha, P. S.,
D. Dobreff, T. Todoroff, Oar
linski, Stanoff, Angelina Kaule-
nae, L. Vuic, R.. Durham. M. W.
cinic s1.00.
Ukupno S12.576.OO.
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Sa 'indOOr" piknika
Steubenville. @.

u nedelju 26. augusta mesna
Sekcija S. L. P. i Jugoslavenski
Ogranak ovde odrzali SUI zajed-
nicki piknik u svom lokalu SGT
Wells St.
Govor je odrzao drug A. A.
Albaugh ma engleskom jeziku.
Isti je govorio o ulozi radnicke
klase "a vreme i posle rata i 0
vaznoj ulozi zena u klasnoj Dor
hi. Govor bese vrlo poucan, a
poseta, takodjer dobra.
Nakon banketa koji SUI prize
die drugarice, clanice Weekly
People Kluba, drug Albaugh ie
zauzeo mesto stoloravnatelja j
otpoce kolekciju sa "utakmicom"
"a S. L. P. radio fond.
Imena prilagaca SUI sledeca:
Frank Pandrosky $4,000, Mark
Kotur $1,000. Pc $11.OO: L. An
derson j H. Brostman. M. Bur-
lakis $1,000. Pc $1,000: M. Bob
ceff i M. Yaric. Milan Krnic
$3.50 j Eli Milosevic $500. Pc
$500: Steve Barko, Spaso Kotur
Ii Fred Busic. Pc $3.50: Mrs.
Sauer i familija Beuk. Pc $500:
Mrs. Johnson, Cvjeta Divic i S.
Kosanovic,M M. Smoljanovic. Lao
Mrvos $3.50, j. Derosky $500
Mrs. Radojcic $3.50. Pc $500:
Robert Krnich, Jerry Yaic, Mile
Busic, Stanko Yukic, Nick Pc
relli, Hermina Barac i Frank
Bowden. M. Bjelac $3.50. Pc
$500: Mile Vukelic, G.. M a n
rdic, Jim Burec, Pete Glumac.
Mrs. Baron. d. MedakOVlc, X.
Marijanovic, Daisy Bednark, To
dor Krnic i Smilja Krnic. Mrs.
Stokley S1.25. Pc $1.0O: Mrs.
.Quattrociocche, Betty Johnson.
M. Leko, Ann Derosky, Mrs.
Johnson, Miss Johnson i Savka
Krnic. Norma Derosky Csc. Sve-
ga $4,000.
Drugarice koje SUI prilozile u
hrani: Maria Brozovic (u vred-
nosti) $1.50, Ida Brostman $1.OO.
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Sa piknika
New York-HObOken

Ogranci New York i Hoboker
odrzali SUI svoj treci piknik owe
sezone ma 10. augusta, ma istou1
starom mestu. Vreme je bio vrio
lepo, a i uspeh takodjer dobaz-
Nakon izvesnog vremena, koie
je provadjano u veselju pored
muzike j igre, hrane i napitka,
prijatnog razgovora i razonode
u opste, drug T. Yelusic bese pe-
ivan da pozdravi goste. Govor
je bio kratak ali jasan i potpuno
u duhu S. L. P. Ma z~avrsetkal
govora drug je ucinio APPEL M
prisutne da materijalno pomogru
koliko je to moguce i "a tren oka
nadje Sc u sesiru $500, ma c.
mu Sc Ogranci najlepse zahva-
ljuju swim prilagacima.
zelimo posebno izraziti zaEava-
lu nasim simpaticarkama Mrs
B. Jancikin, M. Vukotic i S. Eva
mic, ma poklonjenim kolacima
Takodjer Sc zahvaljujemo "a Pc
moe koju nam pruzise kod astaia
nase druge simpatiearke Mrs
Frantin, Radov, Resanovic Sla-
dov.
Moramo takodjer napomen.,t'
da nam je i oval put %prisutne "a
bavljao, ma potpuno zadovolIS
two, tamburaski zbor Bandt II
Newark, N. J.
Cist prihod bese $138.74.
Ma kraiu zelim napomenuti d.
Sc u proslom dopisu sa piknika
potkrala jedna greska odnosno
prihoda. Istina je da je tai put
vreme bio neugodno, ali cist pri
bod nile bio $4,000, kako je ma
vedeno, nego nesto ispod $1,000
S. Vukotic, dopisnik-
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Sto Sc mas tice, S obzirom IL
citavu proslost, postoji samo je-
dan put "a mas otvoren- Skoko
punih cetrdeset godina mi Sx.s
isticali klasnu borbu kao nepc-
srednu gonecu silu istoriie, a ma
rocito klasnu borbu izmediu bur-
zoazije i proletarijata kao jakz'
polugu moderne socijalne revu-
Lucille; otuda je ne moguce II
mas da saradjujemo So lludlna-
koji zele da istisnu owl kiasnH
borbu il pokreta.- Marr-EngefS
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Dole saopstavafno imena i pri-
loge Ogranaka, Klubova, Grupa
i pojedinaca md konvencijskoj
skupstinis-adrEeno u Detroitu 2.
septembra 1945., u korist RAD
NIcKE BORBE. (Ovde su u
kljucena imena, j prilozi onih, ko-
il su poslali preko centralnog
oreoa)' pe 4elt
OGRANCI:gD Detroit $1,000, A
kron $1,000, Milwaukee $1,000,
Lackawanna 1855, Clevel a n d
$500, Los Angeles $3.50, Steuben-
vile $500, New York 1891, Day
ton $500, Youngstown $500, East
Chicago $22O.75, ,Bellwood 1920,
Chicago 1920, Hoboken 5000 i
Cincinnati 1882.
KLUBOVI RADNIcKE Dor
BE: Detroit, $3.50, Milwaukee
$500 j Chicago $500.
GRIPPE: sekciia Wayne Coun-
ty s25, Bugarski ogranak De-
troit $25, P. Mateef, bratski de-
legat Bugarske Fed. $40, Klub
Rabotniceske Prosvete Detroit
$40, Madjarski Ogranak Detroit
$40 i Bugarski Ogranak Cleve-
land $40. 2
POJEDINCI: PtManzeta $500,
G. Dobricevic $500, E. Golub SS1.
M. Brlas $50, drug i drugarica
Capic $50, J. Tesic $50, J. Rudez
ina sabirnoj listD $50, Familiia
Katie $45, N. coric i drugarica
$40, Oh. Kucan $50, T. MARITIME
vic $50, N. Petrovic $50, Geo
Yushta $50, N. Popovic $50, T
i Anna Vidakovic $50, Roza ST.
mic SOS, T.. Pavlovic $25, N.
Mary Pill $25, Geo. Karlovic S25
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VAZNE VESTI.
(Nastavak sa /. stranel

zala svoj imperijalisticki hipo-
kritizam, odgovorila je ma to,
saljuci ma vrat ma nos 5000 trupa
u Indo-Kinu da zauzmu vlast
mad istom u ime francuskog ka-
pitalizma. Cak Sc grozi Thai
landu koji je aneksirao jedan dec
Indo-Kine "a vreme japanske do
minacije mad istom, da nece pri-
znati nikakav plebiscit nego
da &c obracunati direktno sa
vladom Thailanda.
Francuska zahteva da zadrzi
sve svoje predratne kolonije i
teritorije, bez obzira da Ii Sc
narod tih kolonija slaze S tim iii
ne.
Kako ia maska "demokrati-
zma", "slobodoljubivosti" i "mi-
roljubivosti" magic pada.
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E. Radjenovic $29, M. Bodic i ia
militia $25, v. Kolarov $25, M.
j Darinka Belle $25, G. Sulentic
$25, drug i drugarica Kapetano-
vic $21, N. i Julia Cherwinsky
$40, N. Simanedic $25, M. Vuksic
$50, B. Desnica $40, drug i dru-
garica Gadney $40, Z. Malivuk
$40, Danica Golub $40, Familija
Grbac $40, P. Dobric $40, J. E.
lief, u pomen svojoj drugarici
Thereby $40, J. Matte $40, Dani-
ca Mudric $40, B. Roksandic $40,
j. Mesic $40, L. Naglic $40, K.
Guile $40, M. Andric $1,000 i
Theo. VASTLY $12.
Pc $500: Oh. Kucan (sakupio
ma sabirnoj listi), S. Gagic, J.
Arbet, G.. Magdic, J. Klaic, ].
Scepovic i M. Burlakis. L. Ste
fanovic $10.93.
PO 5000: B. S. Tonceff, Ra-
do, T. Sarson, T. Mijanovic, Fa-
militia Toseff, S. Crnovic, Z. Cos
kov, Desanka Markovic, N. Koss
~(stari), John i Bojana Stoyanoff,
P. Slepcevic, Milica Mijanovic,
drug i drugarica Vidovic, ]. Gu
rulic, L. i Mary Petrovic, P. Men
ges, j. Mite, drugarica V%ojinov,
B. Curulic, Christ Daskaloff, S,
Begovic, Anna Ruzic, J.. Graovac.
S. Cizmasevic, T. Sukunda, P.
Antonio Schmaltz, J. Medved
Familija Boberic, drug druga-
RIGA Bogdanovi6, Geo. Jankoff
Familija Dokman, S. Babe, S
Antunovic, V. Zorka Terzin, NJ
Dabic, Papatudorof, c. i Mara
Milinkov. Geo. Jergovic $500.
Pc $500: Sarson familija. dru'
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KROZ AMERIKU
tNastavak sa |. strane)

(NaStaVak Sa l. Strane)
dok SUI virdjinijske vlasti istrazi-
vale smrt zene koju je ujela
[zmiia] u demonstraciji u subo-
tu."
covek koga je ujela zmija bio
ie pop u Dolly Pond Church of
God, Lewis E. Ford, koji je umro.
A zena je bila zena opet jednog
popa Rev. H. O. Kirk-a IL Wise,
Va. Nju je takodjer ujela zmija
u slicnim religioznim obredima
"a ruku. Nakon toga rodila je
dete, koje je "a nekoliko minuta
umrlo, a Ia jedan sat nakon sto
lie dete umrlo umrla je i ona.
Etc Sta religija moze da ucini
cd liudi = fanatike.
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NaSi dopisi

Cvjeta Divic $1.00, Anna. Beuk
$1.OO i Savka Krnic SOC.
u ime Ogranka i Sekciie svt-
ma prilagacima i prisutnima hva-
la.
A. Sauer, dopisnik-
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bill zaduzeni cd strane Central
nog Odbora Federafije. l doista
Sc moze reel, da SUI valjano i ces-
tito sve spremili, te delegate j
goste drugarski docekai. Ia O.
yakav odani, neumoEni drugars-
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SOciialistickO ReSetO
(NaStavak Sa 2 Strane.)

To je mrsav odgovor. Ume "velika
saveznicka vojska" da "pocascuje" j ko-
laboracioniste i izdajice", kad tako ko-
manduje Washington i London kao
sto isto ume da cini i "velika partizans-
ka vojska", kad joj tako naredjuje Mos
kva! ~,
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ZajedniGki piknik Ogranaka New York-Hoboken

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Lee Pahsah)N J. Ocekuemow vas adom pc nonj anetnom duIm jaom pram
Svuace TamburaAiZ br
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zaMe IA Virginia Ave, oma srente deno Virginia Avenom prema Hudson Rhru "a par
mnHas ste ma pkiku Il New Jersey omna kj pwdu Hudson Rive ma a. ulin ka uzu Bus
do Pahade Pmka,o na Bus br TO- 2 iii "a Iii peke do Virgins Ave- Skente deo "a par
mmutah ste ma pknku = ODBOR.
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Xxi rad i docek, oni zasluzuju pri-|
,nanje svih nasih clanova j sim
paticara. Neka prime nase dru-|
garsko priznanje! Njihov neu-
morni rad, kao i svih mas osta-
|lih, nagradice P~roleterska Revo-
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-09-13


Prva konvencijska afera bese
skupstina, odrzana sa vanredno
dobrom posetom, ma kojoj je
govorio drug L. Petrovic, Q sa-
vremenoj tent: "Proleterska Re-
volucija j sl~evicarstvo' . Drug
govornik je svoju temu ma opste
zadovoljstvo slusaoca obradio i
Marksisticki objasnio. Ma ovoj
skupStini, prisutni su to potvr-
dill, il. da je S. L. P. jedina or
ganizacija koja ina revoluciona-
nj program i zagovara bezus-
lovnu predaju kapitalizma, te da
je nasa Federacija jedina orga-
nizaeija medju jugoslavenskim
radnicima, koja zagovara tai
program i zasluzuje njihovu pot
poru. To priznanje SUI oni IRA
zili u obliku $12.576.00 "a fond
r
Razume Sc, u gornjoj svoti
ina prilicna suma, koju su nasi
clanovi i simpaticari dali, a koji
nisu bill prisutni ma skupstini
-
= poslali preko c. U. j svojih
prijatelja.
Isti dan - uvece - Ogranak
Detroit priredio je konvenci]skl
koncerat, sa umetnickim progra-
MON, ma kome je bio prisutnih
oko $50 osoba. U programu su
ucestvovali iskljucivo (sem Or
kestra) mladi umetnici S. L. p:
drugarica Elsie Wick, kci nash
odanih i, u svakom pogledu, po-
zrtvovanih drugova Wick IL
Clevelanda; Anna Ruzic, kcerka
A4r
druga i drugarice Ruzic il Akro-
ma, Daniel Grbac, sin druga
drugarice Grbac il Chicago
Helen Sudar, il Detroita.
Nasi omiljeni mladi umetnicl
SUI svoje uloge odigrali ma opste
zadovoljstvo prisutnih. Owl ist'
mladi umetnici, sutri dan ma kon.
vencijskom banketu, sa svojin
pesmama i svirkom, zabavljall
SUI goste, takodje ma opste zado-
v~oljstvo sviju.
Ovom prilikcm ina banketul
bratski PROFESSIONALS 81 s. L; F. drug
Nathan Karp, odrzao je izvan-
.redno dollar i poucan govor, ka.
kav samo najspremniii S. l.. F
govornici mogu da odrze. Govol
lie saslusan cd preko 300 gostiju
sa najvecom paznjom i intereso-
'vanjem. Nakon govor, drug 60
vornik je rukovodio sa kolekci'
JON "a glavni partijski organ
WEEKLY PEOPLE, koja limos
I$5.253.o0.
Celokupna kolekcija "a dvs
partiiska organa = WEEKLY
PEOPLE i RADNIcKU BORBJ
iznosi $17.829.00.
Gornja svota govori sama z;
sebe. Jer sakupiti toliku svot1
"a REVOLUTIONARY stampu, kat
sto je S. L. p, jeste dokaz loJal
nosti i odanosti clanova i sim
paticara prema svome pokret'
i prema radnickoj stvari. Ona j
dokaz ubedjenja nash clanov;
i simpaticara u svoju ideju j uce
ME S. L. p, da &c samo radnic
moci sebe osloboditi, ako Sc or
ganizuju ma programu S. L. F.!
Jednu drugu stvar zelimo ovd'
I,istaci, koju smo primetili Ia vre
me nase konvencije, a jamacn'
da SUI primetili j ostali prisutn
ma konvenciji: kooperacija mes
nth subdivizija S. L. P. Mi sm'
ranije to primecivali, osobit'
u Detroitu, ali, ako Sc ne vara
mo, jos .nikad takve kooperacij'
nije bilo, kao ovog puta.
S punim pravom je neko re
kao, da to neizgledase samo ju
goslavenska konvencija, nego vi
Sc izgledaSe ma jednu zajednick'
S. L. P. aferu. Sve mesne S. L. z
subdivizije, ukljucujuci i Klubo
We Weekly People-a, Rabotnices
Ike Prosvete; A Munkasa i Rad
nicke Borbe, pruzile Sc nasen
Ogranku Detroit, koji je, razu
me Sc, najvise radio, svestran'
pomoc. Bee takve svesrdne
odusevljene kooperacije, RAJ