Serbian Herald, May 10, 1946

              СТРЛНА 4
МОНТРЕАП - ПРОШВА ПЕТОГОДИШЊИЦЕ
СРПСКОГ ГЛАСНИКА
Санса Канадских Сриа у Монтрсалу нрослапићо пл-тогодиш- њицу
излажсља нашс јсднно демократскс на-ирсд- ис
ношшс "СРПСКП ГЛАС1ШК" вслнкнм и свеча-]ш- м
банкетом, 27 о. м. увсчс у просторијама нашсг
дома.
Норсд богатс псчсро и добрс музикс бићс иа про-грам- у
нсколико лсиих тачака. Такођс очскујсмо за оио
всчо гоиорника чијо имс Iicmo накнадно објавити.
Ин овим иозивамо сво пријатсље Србс, Хрватс, Сло-вон- цс,
Румуне, Максдонцс и другс да нам у што всћсм
б]н)ју дођу, да солндарио манифсстујсмо уз другарску
забаву своју ирнпржсност напрсдној штампи која јс не-дсљ- ипи
дсо нашега рада п нашс борбс.
А ми са својс страис чинпмо сио да наши гостн и
ириЈатољн UITO ирнјатннЈс ировсду всчс.
Одбор за приредбу.
ВДНКУВЕР - ПРОСЛАВА ПЕТОГОДИШЊИЦЕ
СРПСКОГ ГЛАСНИКА
Оргаиизацнја Сансза канадскнх Срба одржаћс про-сла- пу
Нстогодишљнцс Сриског Гласннка у нсдсљу 12
млја, Нрослаиа he сс одржатн у ('риском Иросвстном
Дому, у 7 сати у всчс.
Нозипамо сав наш народ, како Србс, тако н браћу
Хрвато п Словснцс да нас иа тој прослапн иосстс. Нро-гра- м
ho бити нзнаирсдно добар. Улазшша јо добропол.Ш1
ирнлог.
Коста Трнља, секретар.
' МШР7ИК - ЗАБАВД ЗА ПОМОЋ НДРОДУ
У ЈУПШИЈИ
У нодрл.у, 2S анрила, одржава с лајсдничка забава
за iiomoIi народима Јушслапијс. 11a забави учсствују
слсдеИо организацијо: Одсск up. 899 X. П. Зајсдницс,
Сапоз канадгких Cpiin, (Тлоиснгка Иотиорна Једнота
"Влрд".
абава lie с одржати у "Кападиаи Малартик КлуД
Хал", а ночпи.с; у S сати упсчс. Умол.ана се can наш
народ у лалартику ц околици да дођо на забаву н д
iipiuifce спој дсо iiomoIhi нашсм хсроЈском иароду.
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ЗаЈедничниприређивачни одбор.
ПОСЕТИМО ИЗЛОЖБУ И ПОКШМО НАШУ ШВЕНСКУ
ШВДРНОСТ СА ЕРАШ УКРАЈИНЦИМД
У недслу н понедслак т,ј,
28 и 29 апрнла, брагска Ук-рзинс- ка
радинчка оргаии-зацл- ја
у Торонту просдавлл
годнхштцу новратка imixo-ви- јс
раднпчкнх Домопа. 11ч
тој нрославн he бнтн imo-же- н
нихов културно-умстли-чк- н
рад, 1I.HX0DII дсио изрз
fycim народнн костнми и мио--г
другн ручии радопи. Cmi
посстноци rtiihc uo4aiii)tcii:i
са чајом и другнм imixobiim
идродинм јслом.
Иросдапа и нзложба he сс
пгворитн са uouiicproM у ис-дс- лу 28 аирила, у 2 can
носле подие п трајаћс до 10
сатн увсчс, a у иопсдс.гак 29
аирчла, у 1 car иослс иодце
до 10 rain увечс. У ионсде-лл- к
у 8 сат1 упече he сс нз- -
КОГА ДРЖЕ НА
(Наставак ca cipane 1)
ДШ1С и учссмик y "маршу ita
I'iim", пуковиик Јашистичке
инлицијс, одллн-ова- и за своје
заслугс изјппшмм фашпстич-ки- м
одликопан-си- .
Опо што кажи за желсзнн-ц- с
важп н за свс другс уста-нов- с.
Нојаа умрава је оставн-л- а
"заслужие" фашистс it рат-н- е
ЗЈочпице на иатшжајима,
у сг.нм устаиовама — у цн
гилиој полицијн. судовнма,
ошптиии, нл мошти, у адмн
сс мало
rajiiK, главиом стопарншту
лукс. у управн
позорншта "Нордн" нгд.
Таквих ]ашиста јс нарочнто
вслнкн број иа пошти. Наро
днс властн су за дана, ко-лн- ко
је зона "А" блла под
војпом управом
архијс, очистплс од а-ши- ста
сав државпп апарат,
ua и пошту. вој-н- а
уирава је то
4Hinhc:bc и повратила старп
државни auapar у службу.
Од 19 познатих фашлстич
кмх органнзатора, којн су за
врсие бнли запо-сле- ни
на поштк
и данас их се иалазн 13 у
службп у Трсту.
Meby 1нма комакдаитн
"сквадрн дационе који
палмлк народпе
доиове унпштавали бнблио-тек- е
н прсмлапи-вал- н
Словснце. н
н активно
Иатпцп-Ј- У
У прогоиу Gioeena Јуди
скс Kpajiiuc.
Јсдан од познатих фашиста
у служби окупационе војн;
управе у Трсту је н гроф La
ложба злпршптн тако!;с сл
копцсртом, на комс he imixo-г.- о
гласоинто свачкодруштвл
"Лиссико" пскати imixobc in
роднс песмс игд.
Нрослапд н изложба he се
одржатн у Украјнискои рад-Ш1ЧКО- М
дому на 300 Патрст
Ст. Улазинца добровол-и- и
прнлозн.
Ми aniMiipavo л свс Србе
у Тороиту до посстс просла-п- у
п изложбу name fipafic
Ј крајннаца. Иокажимо нашу
слопснску сашдарносг с 6ahuu 5Ч-рајппцнм-а.
За о)ган1пацју Савеза ка-падск- их
Срба,
Петар РалетнК,
ирстсгдкик.
Нванка Божани!,
сскрстар.
СДВЕЗНКЦИ ПОЛОЖАЈИМА
шшач (ашистнчкс нартнјс
од 1919 годинс, органнзатор
фа ши ст и чкс милпције у Тр-сг- у
и генсрал "цриих кошу-лл- ".
У мссто да будс швгдсн
нрсд суд, да одгогара за сво-ј- а
зшдсла, rjKxji Caxaita јг
данас ноставл.си од окупацц- -
ukiix воЈмих властн на внсо-к- н
иаложај у цждској с.уж1и
у Трсту.
Свн ови фашнстн, ији се
данас налазс у службн оку- -
nauiioiuix BOjiiiix пластн, mi
ннстрацијн, болссничкој бла су nil "покајалн'. У
TpmhaiiCKc
40
Југословсн-ск- е.
Окуиациона
обуставила
Мусолиннја
Тршпанској
поштааској
су
су
(ЈловеначкС
шгампарнЈс,
мталијанскс
антифашисте по-магалнЈ-талнја- нск-у
iR-o-. фашмстнчкнх дсмонст)а- -
iinjaiu 27 иарта учссгвоваз
ЈС ВСЛИКП бЧ)ј ових чиновни- -
ка. Oiiii су с iictii! одушс-.iciiC- M
као л за врсне фашп-зм- а
клнцхти "смрг Словени- -
ма м живела ИталиЈаисп
Пстра и Далмацнја"
ПОСЛЕ ПОСЕТЕ МЕђУ-НАРОД- НЕ
КОМНСИЈЕ ЗА
РАЗГРАННЧЕЊЕ, тсрор
фаинстичких баиди кад аи-ти-фашисти- чким
становпиш-тво- м
Пснсцке Словспнје ио-ст- ао
јс још всћп н бсзобзир-- н
it ј и.
У селу Нодбоиоссц, vehy--
народпа комнспја иримнла јс
дслегацију прстставнпка оп-Ш1ЛН- С,
wojn су свп антнфа-шнст- н.
Одмах послс одласка
1хмпснје фашисти су прова-дпј- и
у згрзду општнне, на-nx- iii
прстссдинкд .секретара
н 2 члана општине, које јс
комнсмја ирииила. Фашисти
су нх тешко испребијхт.
Пстог дана фашнсти су нз-вршп- лн
iieicaniko прова-t- a у
станопс акти-фаншст- а. Сло-вепачк- им
свсштеинцпма су
запрегилн да he нх поубија-т- н,
ако буду у црквауа држа- -
вино дн Захааа,. члап — ос- -' лн проповеди па словсначком
ТРАЖЕ СЕ
Kod delegaclje Crvenog Krsta
Jugoslavije u Kanadi nalaze se
poruke iz Jugoslavije za sledeta
Ilea:
PAVER, Matt, St. Catharines,
PAVLIC, Matlja, Kirkland Lake,
KR5UL, Paulina, Thorold,
PROTULIPAC, Mike, Schuma-cher,
SVETICH, Matilda, Campbell
River, B. C.
PUPAVAC, Dane, Crowland,
SOLET, Dane, Calgary,
IVANCI6, Ieidor, London, Ont.
VUKOVICH, Mike, Edmonton,
PAVER, Ivan, Fort William,
SAPONJA, Vladimir, Edmonton,
COP, Franjo, Schumacher,
BASAR, Milan, Winipeg,
KREM, T., Toronto,
KOPRIVA, Vid, Sudbury,
HOWSON, Marina, Ottawa,
PAPANDRICH, M., Windsor,
JAKSA, Jovan, Kirkland Lake,
FARKAS, S., Schumacher,
IVICEK, Ludvig, St. Antony
Gold Mine, Ont
DUKI6, Petar, Hamilton,
GOLESI6, Petar, Kirkland Late,
MIRKOV, Rada, Toronto,
AN'DOV, Dobre, Toronto,
MARICIC, Paul, Windsor,
MRKSICH, Geo., Sudbury,
TOMASEVIfi, Ilija, Sudbury,
BUNCie, lllja, Kirkland Lake,
DJURICICH, llija, KirklanJ
Lake,
BARC, Josip, Niagara Falls.
Ont.
PETROVIC, Miladin, Regina,
ВАШС, Rade,( T) Alberta,
MATAKOVIC, Crist, Reko, Al
berta, ,
TANOVIC, A., Kingston, Out.
MANDIC, George,
DEVCIC, M. P.
ORLOVIC Petar,
PEJNOVIC, Joe., Dawson Cmk,
B. C.
MIHELie, Miho,
POLOC, Iloza,
PLASAJ, Ivan,
VICIC, Stjepan,
NOVA KO VIC, Jovan, Toronto,
SKOCILIC, Ana, ( T) Ontario,
TAMAS (ill Tomas), N.. New
Toronto,
SKRAUEC, Ivan, Toronto,
DRAGOJLOVIC, .ikola, Ilamil
ton.
Mole se gore imenonnl ill on!,
koji znaju za njihovu sadaJnjn
adresu, da se obrate na:
Dflrgitc Yugolav Rl Сгонч.
319 H y (Room 108).,
Toronto, Ont. ]
ХАМИЛТОН - ИЗВАНРЕДНА
СЕДНИЦА С. К. СРБА
Оргаинзација Савеза ка-надск- нх
Срба одржава нз-ваирсд- ну
седницу у нсдс.гу
28 априла, у 7 сати уис'чс.
у цросторијама "Н иитс р
Гардсн" иа 329 Отава Ст. (на
углу Огава и Партон Ст.),
соба бр. 214.
Позивају сс сви чланови
орглиизације да нрисуствуЈу
седннцн и повсду својс ири-jaTcv- e.
Ссдница јс од вели-ко- г
значаја:
Прво, да сс прегледа рад
нрипрсмаил прославс С. 1ла-снкк- а
за 12 маја;
Друто, рсглс,; успсха каи-аи-- с
за ново чланство;
Tpehe, питаи-- е обнав.ииа
iicTctcinx ирстплата на Грп-ск- п
Гласпик н
Четврто, оргаипзомис од-6- i
који he радити па ирн
ирсмн Ппдовданског слста у
Хамилтону. на woje he учс-ствов- ат
свс српске органи-зациј- с
in Јужиог Онтсрија.
До тог врсмена дужност јс
свих чланова да ariuyjy за
нове члановс u да их довсду
иа ову нзванредиу седницу.
За Нзвршпн одбор органн-зациј- е,
С. IC-- С,
Mn-ioi-a
ГрубиК,
претседник.
ЧАДАМ - "ФИШ" ПАРДИ
У нсдеАу 28 апрнла, у 1
сат пскле подие, оргаинзацн- -
ја Савсза канадскнх Срба о-лпжа- Нс
"Фиш" папди, а
фарми код друга Ilaje Цоци-на- ,
Р. Р. 3. Гиенсм. Позивамо
све иаше njMijaie.w: нз Чада-и- л
п осашце да нас поссте у
што вспем броју, те да сс за
једно провесе-тмо- . Нсснс
рибе he бптн нзобилл, а бпћс
и све друго што припада са
рнбом. Ношто he се са овпч
у псто времс просдавилл n
Нетогпдшпапца Српског Гла-снпк- а,
ради тога се очекује
добар посег од свих претплат
ннкта у овој окаитп.
Одбор.
језпку,
Један од овпх народних
свештеника је нзјавно да је
данас терор над Беиецклм
Словспцпма гори него што јс
био терор скзадрпста за вре-v- e
фашизха.
"СРПСКП ГЛЛСНИК"
This a copy of letter reciewed by our National
Executive From Yugoslavia
Central Committee of USAOJ
Milutinova 37, Belgrade.
Jaunuary 14th, 1946
Dear Comrades,
Although we are divided by
great oceans and countries, by
thousands of miles, we have never
felt to be nearer and closer to you
than today. In those hard days of
occupation and the National Libe-ration
Struggle, when it was ex-tremely
difficult for the truth
about us and the events in our
country to make its way abroad,
and especially westward, we wer
deeply convinced that you were
with us, that you were our bro-thers
not only in blood but also
in our common strivings, in our
hopes, in arms, and that you would
make the truth penetrate more
deeply and speedly in those coun-tries
in which you live and which
you call your another homeland.
We know that you have watch
fully followed the coure of event
in your "old country", that you
have sypathized with the suffer-ings,
hopes and victories of our
nations, that you were resolutely
on our side. All this is inspiring
us with enthusiasm.
In recent time, since the im-provement
of contacts between
our country and Canada, it was
for us to get to know
much more of each other. Yoa
have, certainly, heard of and
followed the important events and
changes that have taken place 'n
our We have seen this
from the newspapers of the South
Slavs of Canada and from talks
with your soldiers. It is no won-der
that you were so interested in
our national liberation struggle,
in the details of that struggle,
that it was Inspiring you with
excitement and enthusiasm, that
you arc proud of being a part ol
our nations.
There is a great many of things
about which ue must tell you.
This we cannot do in one letter
only — many letters and talk?
are necessary for that. But, in
spite of that, we shall tell you
Komething about certain events,
which were discussed and written
of the out
our country.
is
possible
country.
On Novenber lth, 1945, tht
election to the Constituent As-nembl- y
were held in our country--
In the Summer, during the Third,!
Session of the AVNOJ (The Anti-Fa-scist
Council of National
Liberation of Jugoslavia), in ad-dition
to numerous laws by which
the legal order was introduced in
our country and the will and, vic-tory
of our nations realized, the
election law and the law for elec-tors'
lists was also passed, and
necessary measure for the proce-dure
of elections
In our country, in the course of
the war, through the National
Liberation Struggle, outstanding
changes have taken place. The
equality of rights of our nations
was realized not in words but
practice. ThJ equality ucondJ-tionall- y
dictated a new form of
state organization — federation,
in place of the old reactienary,
hegemonlstico-centralisti- c Гвгв ef
government.
Trough the fight, and later on.
the people were creating, eeRsoli
dating and deveropir.g their truly
democratic, people's authorities in
the form of People's Committee,
elected from beneath, which савк
In place of the old, dictated ani
corrupt state authority, which had
nothing In common with our na-tions.
The following are the two fun-damental
achievements which have
made possible further develop-ment:
equality of man cd
democratic freedom or-ganization,
assembly, press,
strike, the new tribunal, the de-mocratization
of education, etc.
means that, by the elections
to the Constituent Assembly, by
the free, direct and secret Tot
of the people, by the general
plebiscite, it was neces-sary
to legalize all that which our
nations have achieved In the war.
On the these elections
had prove to the whole world,
in a most direct and determined
way, that the achievements of our
uprising and our struggle are th
exploits and achievements of the
enormous majority of oar nations.
Only reactionary groups in the
country and abroad were afraid of
the people's vote. Yoa. oar com-rades,
Peter Kar&djor-djevitch'- s
statement against the
Agreement and the Regents, th
shameful memorandum of Cirri
toritch and Jorknovitch, which it
of a purely tt-eacher- ous character
the resignation of Grol and So-basi- c,
etc. We are sure that their
maneuvers were etwent to you
you. Our nations knew full well
what they wanted: they knew
them even before the war, they
have personally experienced their
treacherous role in this war.
Therefore, the abstention of the
so-call- ed "opposition'' failed to
attain the desired results: it broke
on the unity and determination of
our democratic nations.
The broadest masses of our
people have taken part in the pre-election
campaign which lasted for
a period of three months. At nume-rous
rallies and meetings our
common people came to speak,
workers and peasants, and they
expressed the tendencies of the
people. There was no compulsion,
no no trickery, no specula-tion.
Even in the pre-electi- on cam
paign it was e'ear that the Na-tional
Front would win a magni-ficent
victory. It was clear bo
cause our nations have, through
their own experience in the course
of this war, acquired confidence
in the loyalty and democratic cha-racter
of the National Front, as
the leader of our National Libe-ration
Struggle, as the organizer
of state and the reconstruc-tion
of our country. In fact, this
is the thing that could have hap-pened.
All the national democra-tic
political parties and groups
have united in the Front, all those
honest and patriotic men of our
country who are sincerely striving
for its better future.
In order that even those 1аз,
both in the country and abroad,
who uere expressing doubt as to
the democratic charter of our elec-tions
the opportunity for the
"opposition" to appear at the
stage, might once :gain assure
themselves of the free and demo
cratic character of the election, a
"box without list" has been in-troduced
into which all those who
did not want to vote for the can
didates the National Front
could cast their ballots.
A record number of electors
came to the polling booths. Out
of 8 383.455 registered voters,
7.432.4 or RA Г.Г.Ч, hut vntwl
about abroad, and which are j of 4.080..
uw, inwm .пп.псс i. 255 „,,.,„4 electors, only
I
taken.
In
woman, of
It
people's
other hand,
to
remember
police
our
of
CO
3.039.041 had voted (74.48%),
Now women, soldiers and young
people over the age ef 18 could
for the first time cast their votes.
Registered voters: 8.383.455;
voted: 7.432.469 (S8.CC); voted
for the National Front: C725.-04- 7 (90.48); voted for the box
without list: 707.422 (9.52tf).
The results ere as follows:
Thee figures best illustrate
the magnificent victory of the Na-tional
Front, of the New Yugo-slavia,
over the reactionary oppo-sition
and all other enemies of
our nations. They, further, sho
that our nations will with all the
means defend and further develop
the great achievements of the li-beration
war: the federation and
the People's Authority, both of
which have found their fullest ex
preseiofl is owr new state: the
Federative People's Republic nf
Yugoslavia.
The ejection themselves were
not merely a plebiscite but also a
great national festival. Peasants,
workers, citizen, youth went to
the polHng booth with flags and
photographs, with music and
songs; voted and manifested
their love and loyalty towards ou'
new state.
Oar youth has taken full part
both in the pre-electi- on campaign
and the elections themselves. It
has far the first time been given
the right to elect and to be elec
ted; it has ooce more experienced
what a it bears for
the future of its country and its
state.
There is quite a number of
young people fleeted as the repre
sentatives of the people: Rato
Dugoajie. Secretary of the Cent
ral Committee of the USAOJ (the
United League of the Anti-Fa- s
cist Youth of Yugoslavia), Milka
Knfria. President of the Federal
Comraittee of the USAOJ (Croa-tia)
sad others.
A short time after the elections,
on November 29th, 1945, both
hocses ef the Constituent Assemb-ly
rset at a Joint session and una-nimoos- iy
decided that a new re-pabli- eaa fora of state be estab-lished,
that a new state be legali-zed."
the Federative People's Re-public
of Jugoslavia.
Dear comrades, you only
imagine what an enthusiasm
was aroused by this among our
nations. Hundreds of thousands of
men and women went into th
streets of war towns, joined the
--sagsifieent national manifestation
and festival, cheering enthusia
stically for oar young Republic
beside themselves for enthusiasm
and happiness. There, at last, the
day has come when our generous
nations succeeded in getting rid
of various reactionary dictators
and the monarchy, which had
been, all the time, an instrument
of the internal and foreign reac-tion
for the oppression and ex-ploitation
of our nations.
One of the first steps taken Dy
the Constituent Assembly was to
work out the draft of, and to pass
the. Constitution of the Federative
People's Republic of Jugoslavia
The Draft Constitution as a whole
was accepted at one of the first
sessions of the Constituent As-sembly,
and then submitted for
consideration in det 11 to the Con-stitution
Committet — a body of
the Constituent Assembly. At the
same time the Constitution was
published in our newspapers and
in separate pamphlets, and sub-mitted
for' discussion to all our
nations and to all the political,
social, workers, youth and other
You cannot find to-day
a single woman, man or young
boy who is not studying the
Draft Constitution, critically refer-ring
to It and sending his or her
remarks. All the remarks are
being collected by the Constitution
Committee of the Assembly, and,
when the Constitution is being
discussed in details, they arc taken
Into account and accepted or re
jected. Thus, the Draft Constitu-tion
was submitted to the cons-ideration
on and control of tho
broadest masses of the people,
who see in this Draft Constitution
their law and will accept it as
such.
That is, in fact, our conception
and realization of democracy, The
people elect, control and displace
authorities, laws and the Imple-mentation
of laws, they are the
sovereign — not an object for op-pression
and exploitation. Just lc-cau- se
our democracy is so deeply
and genuinely a people's one, it
was possible for it to overwhelm
so many difficulties and to look
forward into the future with such
a determination and such a faith
In 1938, when Stojadinovitch was1 ,п У,С10ГУ- -
prime-ministc- r,
they
responsibility
should
organizations.
At the cnu or January tnis year,
after the final detailed conside-ration
of the Draft Constitution
by the Constitution Committee
and after all the remarks and
amendments have been handed in,
the Constituent Assembly will put
it ngaln to discussion and accept
It as the fundamental law of tta
Federative People's Republic of
Jugoslavia. This, comarades, will
be a further big step toward the
consolidation of our Republic and
our democracy.
We believe, comrades, that уоч
are also Interested in the lifo and
activities of our youth. We are
quoting here a paragraph from
the call nddrrsscd by Marshall
Tito to our people's at the begin-ning
of the New Year — 194(5.
This call illustrates more autho-ritatively
and better than any-thing
else the enormous partici
pation of our youth in the deve-lopment
of our beloved Republic.
Comrade Tito, after addressing
the workers, addressed the youth
in these words: "I c" uP°n ou
joung people Г Jugitiilatla, to he
the bearers of working enlhu-Ut.m- ,
to be an example of per- -
sinlanre and self-sacrifi- ce In the
derelopment of )our country, Just
a ou were an esamplc in (he
four jear' struggle fr the libe-ration
of your country, as In 1911
you were an example In the recon-struction
of the country, Th
fight for victory In the recon-(ructio- n
of the country, In th
overwhelming of economic difficul-ties,
is a constituent part of that
gigantic struggle on the battle
field in which tens of thousand
of young boys and girl of Yugo-slavia
laid down thrir lives In or.
der that others msy lire a better
life. Let your youthful ardour and
zeal find its vent first of all in the
creative work".
This high estimate of our Mar-shal
fills hearts of our boys and
girls with infinite creative enthu-siasm.
We are giving here some ex
ample's which, to a certain extent,
illustrate the creative work of our
youth. Competition has become a
mass movement In our country,
Thus, for example. In December
last year a competition was going
on between the railway stations
of Belgrade and Msribor. Young
people were the first in the gene-ral
efforts of the workers. Four-teen
young boys (between the age
of 15 and 18) undertook to repair
a damaged locomotive, off their
work-tim- e, although half of them
were beginmrs in their work.
Every day, young workers — ap-prentices
— stayed in their work
shop overtime and worked persis- -
%nA THa Рмп! АлтД. refoired I fentlv on the broken locomotive. I
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Уторак, 23 априда 1946.
ken, wind was blowing in snow,
fingers of the workers were frees
ing of cold. Rut, in spite of all
this, they went on with their work,
and in less than 23 days repaired
the locomotive.
At many factories and enter-prises
young workers have orga-nized
"shock groups" which sur-pass
their average plan by many
percents, simplify the production
technique and raise the quality o(
products. Youth shock groups are
being organized on a large scale
and are becoming a mass wont
movement
The rienum of the Central
Committee of the USAOJ (the
United League of the Antl- - Faa-cis- t
Youth of Jugoslavia) in meet-ing
this week, and in Spring this
year the Third Congress of the
Youth of Jugoslavia will take
place. It will make our youth or-ganization
still broader and
stronger.
At the Plenary Meeting of the
Central Committee, the Constitu-tion
of the World Federation of
Democratic Youth, which our de-legation
had accepted in London,
will be submitted for ratification.
The decisions of the World Youth
Conference have been given so far
a wide publicity and populsriza-tio- n
among our youth which has
accepted them enthusiastically
because it sees in them and in th
Federation a new force in the
struggle for the defence of a just
and lasting peace, for the ensur-anc- e
of democracy in the world.
As you probably heard from our
friend Usaty, a delegation of fo-reign
students had visited out
country in the middle of Decem-ber
last ear. This delegation con-sisted
of two friends from Can
da: Loo Usaty and Jessie Storrie,
three Latin Americans, one
Frenchman, one Italian girl stu-dent
and two South Africans. Al-though
their time was very limi-ted,
they were able to see a lot of
things In our country. We wished
and endeavoured to make them
see and get to know as much a
possible. They have toured Hatch- -
ka, visited the suburbs of Ret-grad- e,
the city of Zagreb and Па-nj- a
Luka, the "death camp" of th
Germans and Ustashl, and where
the crematorium for burning up of
living men is still standing as a
witness of fascist atrocities. They
have spoken with our workers,
peasants, citizens, intellectuals,
with men of different political
convictions, etc. Especially, thy
were often speaking with our
young people and getting informa-tions
on youth organizations. We
do not doubt as to whether our
friend Usaty will accurately pre
sent all he had seen in your "old
country", in our Republic. Will
you, please, extend our greetingr
to Mr. Usaty and Jessie Storrie.
Many transport difficult!
which made the distance between
us still greater, have now been
somewhat reduced, and the pos-sibilities
of keeping a closer mu-tual
contact are enormously grea-ter.
Therefore, dear comrades, we
should like to be in as regular a
correspondence with you as much
as possible, to exchange informa-tions
on our life, to exchange our
newspapers, books, etc., and this w
the best thing — to interchange
visits. We always think of you and
your life. We can never forget that
great love which you feel toward
your old country. We know your
efforts in collecting aid for our
Army and our children, war or-phans.
We look upon the foster-ing
of your unity and the estab-lishment
of your united organiza-tion
of our brothers — the youth
of the Jugoslav nations living in
Canada, as upon a great contribu-tion
both for your own democracy
in Canada and for our Republic.
Dear comrades, sll our youth is
sending you its cordial and frater-nal
greetings.
We end with our fighting greet-ing;
Death to fascism — freedom
to the people!
(Signed) Rato Dugonjie
ВИНДС0Р - JABHA
СКУПШТННА
Локално Rehe кападских
јужнпх Словена приређујс
јавиу скупштлну ва којој he
говорити делсгати Црвеппг
Крста Југославије. Сгупшти-н- а
he се одржавати у четвп-ia- s
25,априда. у Чсхослова-чхомдом- у
jra Друлард Рд., a
почиње тачно у 8 сати учечг.
Позпвају се свп нселнпци
из Југославије 'да у што Be-ne
броју иосете ову скуп-штин- у.
Одбсф Већа.