Serbian Herald, June 14, 1946

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СТРЛНА СРПСКИ ГЛАСНИК" Петак, 31 маја 1946.
ПИСМА ИЗ СТАРОГ КРАЈА
Четнир и усташи вршили су страшне злочине над вашим невиннм народом
Ово писно примно је Перо
Спаравало нз Виндзора, од
свог брата Јова Спаравала из
Требние, Херцеговнна.
Пнсмо гласи:
Драги
Иеро!
мили иој братс
Примио сам твојс писмо
целн садржај разуиио. Мио-г- о
ме весели када сп тн
твојц здраво. Из твога пнсма
видим да си сазнао да из na-me
дуће у Бедпћнма нма 3
жртве. У Цицпнн су свн
здраво. У Орашју свл су
здраво само су много страда-л- и
од зликоваца четннка, јер
су Радула, Јова, Мару Лну
кћерц Јовове мпого много
батннали на разне мукс
нетали. Јову су пребили
шсст ребара, ноктн су му од-иа- лн
игле су му у главу за-куцав- али,
те порсд тога су
опллчкалн.
Да тн пишем за нашу фа
мнлију мз Бедипа, они су
добро здраво па 21 сеп-темб- ра
1945 годнне су сс
иреселилн у Војводниу. Ово
је нихова адреса, ссло Клск,
Петровград, Бојводина, Ју-гославн- ја.
Миого ии се хва-л- е
да су задовол.ни. Добнли
су добре куће, башћу д.
Дајсм ти на зиаае да су
ови партизаии страдали
Обешени Запланнку: Басо
С. Снаравало нз Бсдића, Лу-к- а
I'. Аџовнп нз ПетровнИа,
Шћепо И. Лџовнћ Ла1со Ј.
Ауовип оба из Иетровнћа,
Борћо М. Гсрун Талежс
Мплак Бераћ нз Вјетреиог.
Њих су Немцн у сноразуму
са чстннцнма повсли нз зат-во- ра
објссили пх на 12-о- г
маја 1944 годнне.
СлсдеКи су бачени у Внду- -
шку јаму: Перо Д. Снарава--
ло 1'ада ). Џоџо оба из
KpibCBiiha; Иеро С. Рашевић,
Јсремнјс В. Рашевић Ду--
шан В. Рашевнп сва троЈнца
нз Цицнне, Стсво В. Вуле-ти- ћ
нз Мнјоннца, ђорђо ]}.
.Шкеро из Дссии ссла Пе-р- о
Ijophiiit (снн) Шксро нз
Дссни ссла, Томо Т, Галсб
из Цсровца, Јово Л. Луби-ратн- ћ
из Љубова, Божо Р.
Дамјановић мз Главске Бо-роз- ан
нз околице Мостара.
1ори,с нартнзане новслн су
чстпкци из затвора у ђсдн- -
1шма уз пут нх тукли му-чил- н,
тс код саис Вндушкс
јамс тројнцн су срца нзва-днл- н,
иа нх оида спе иобаца-л- и
у Бидушку јаму. Ристо
Рашсвић јс случајно нобе-га- о
са овс јаме сада je у
пашој појсци нма чни ка-пста- на.
ОсдсКе су Таллјаин у
споразуму са чстннцнма поу-бнјал- и
иакон 2-да- на их
сиалилн у нспео: Галнћ Лу-к- у,
Лукпиа сипа, Галипа
Лаза Галииа Јова. Свн нз
Гојшинс.
Ово су имена партизаиа
који су иопшулн у борбама.
Саво В. Спаравало Лне
Спаравало нз ђедића; To-до- р
II. Спаравало, Милеики
Т. Снаравало, Мплка Т. Сна-равал- о,
Данило Д. Спаравч-л- о
Стево II. Bpeha. Онн су
сви нз KpiLCBiiha погннул:!
су у оорои лротнв усташа
Још су ногинули Живко М.
МшаковиИ као снн ђорпа
Малаковнпа (оба нз Арбана-чкс- ),
Лазо Ј. Милаковнћ из
Јасеннце, Ристо Д. Bpeha из
JipajKOBiiha, 1јоко Б. Bpeha
нз Kpjjkouuha, Раде P. Bpe-ha
Illheno Д. Спаравло о-- ба
нз Кучпћа следсћп из
Хума: Јохо Р. Јаловпћ, Ни-кол- а
Р. Јаловић, Млрко С.
Стаиић, Даинло Т. Станић,
Гојко С. KoiaK, Лубо С. Ко-ла- к,
Ннкола Т. Tapaiuih, ;ке
на Лукнна.
Милан В. AyoBiih из Иет-])OBiih- a,
Даиило В. Лџовић,
Јела Аџовнћ асена Риста
Аџовић, (свн нз Нетровнћа).
Сделећн су погннули мз Ј)си-ha- :
Јава Р. Вулешевић, Мнр-к- о
1. Вулсшевић, Сиио Ј.
Вулсшевнћ, Стево Ј. Вуле-niCBit- h,
Ннкола Ј. Вулешс-Bii- h,
Тошан Т. Галеб, Рнсто
С Башмћ, Обрен Т. Мнскиа
сва тројнца из Церовца. Бу-дим- нр
Укрошша иј Баоии-н- а,
Јована Р. Милџан лз Не-вад- е,
Гојко С. Ружић ђо-к- о
С. РужиН пз Јасеннце
Сиио В. Спаравало.
Ово су само оиц којп су
погинулн Л13 Гојшпие, Јасе-ниц- е
до Дссин села, Баотш-п- а,
Церавца, Хума, Крајко-вић- а
Неваде, тојесг па ову
страну реке Требшшшце,
тако је слпчно било па дру
гој странп реке, те тп -- ro
n~W frits мгј i'.i rirfTn.T-O'Mf- i T'
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Четнички затвори су били
у школи у ђедићнма, у по-дру- му
Јокаиа Л. Џоџо и у
Томовице Башлћуше, Ду-жим- а,
Сдивинци, Главинћн-м- а
Tpe6nity, Дубровннку и
т. д.
Има јаиа у срезу лубин-ско- м
у коју је од усташа ба-че- по
1200 особа; само у јед-и- ој
јами и то људн, жена, де-воја- ка
мале деце, а тако ис-т- о
н по другим срезовима где
су усташе стнгле. Народ је
бежао у шуме у брда када је
чуо шта се ради. У Јасенов-ц- у
код Загреба поубијано је
JE
ЧИТА
нз Topou-т- а
добнла је од свога
братиИа, Витомпра Цукућа-и- а
из Кумана, Банат, који се
сада у
армији у Земуиу. Ево шта
on imuie својој тетки:
Иосте дужсг врсмсна ево
да бпх се јавио и вама, пошто
J. BIITOMIIP
inicau од вас добно ника-ка- п
допнс, али нпак xohy да
вам се јавнм пошто мн јс
Чнча noaiao вашу адресу.
Чича (Вукнн брат Јоца a
80,000 душа.
Наша се је држава добро
средила н данас живнио у
нашој знатиој слободи. Пп-ш- п
мц о свниа пашим земља-цни- а
којн су били за паш
народно ослободилачки пок-ре- т.
Пишн мл којн су били
против нашег покрета, да
знам којп су то издајиици
нашега парода. Примн миого
поздрава као
U прнја Маре и свн твојп о;
мене и Љубице.
Смрт фашнзму — слобода
народу1
твој прнјатељ,
Јово Спаравало.
ТЕТКИН ЧЛАНАК У C. Г. ДОБАР УТИСАК HA
МЛАДОГ ЈУГОШВЕНСКОГ В0ЈНИКА
ДАО JE СРПСКИ ГЛАСНИК ПОЛИТИЧКО KOME-САР- У
БАТАЉОНА ДА
Вука Степанов
пнсио
иалазн Југословенској
IH
ЦУКУћАН
ja
пријате.гсхих
УЧИНН0
Витомиров отас) н брат Ми-лос- ав
били су код мене н
донели су ми вашу новину
— Српскн Гласннк — коју
ви штаипатс тамо у Каиадн.
то мс је јако нзпепадило, a
нарочнто када сам прочитао
тетвин ччанак. Ирегледао сам
све н видео како ви пеумор-н- о
радите, а после сам однео
мом другу, политичком комс-сар- у
батал-оиа- , да он чша.
On се jai:o дипи вашем раду
н рекао ми је кад год иаши
добију Српскн Гласиик да
пошал.у и нама, те да дам u
и.ему да чита, јер га јако нн
терссује
Ја овде вршим дужност у
логору неиачких ратних за-робл-енн- ка,
који нду иа рад у
Бсоград и Земун. Alory вам
још pehu 4i то да сам ја од
319 мојих дргова овде ai- -
млађи Уосталом немам вам
шта вишс писати. Шал-c- u вам
моју слику да се бар преко
слпке вндимо ако не можемо
друкчиЈе, а од вас тражнм да
ми иошал.ете вашу слнку.
Још јсдном поздрапллм Te-r- Ka
Зорана, тетку Вуку н moj'j
драгу ссстру Мару. Пишите
мн чешће.
Ваш,
ЦукуНан Ј. Внтомнр.
Ha трактору (Macej Харнс нз Канаде) седн Мплорад Та-тн- Н,
снн Томе ТатнНа, нз Кумана, Банаг, Тома Tanih је
попшуо од Немаца за време окупацпје. Објаве
ХАМИЛТОН - ЗАБАВА
НЕШТО НОВО У ХАМИЛТОНУ. У суботу 1 јуна,
оргапнзацпја Савеза кападских Срба прнређује у 11артн-заиск- ој халн "парди" за децу која су учествовала на кои-цер- ту
12 маја. Иочстак у 5 сати, а свршегак у 7 сатн иосле
одне. Сама децд he нрнредптн свој програм, као н сен-двн- че,
колаче u "ајскрпма Познвају се сви роднтелн де-ц- е,
да овој забави прнсуствују.
Послс 8 сатн почпње забава за све одраслс у Иарти-занск- ој хали на Бич Род. Биће добра музнка. Свп иам до-б- ро допш.
Одбор.
ВЕЛАНД - СЕДНИЦА
Органнзација Савеза канадских Срба одржаћс своју
редовну седницу у недеиу 2 јуиа, у 2 сата после подне у
Мепл Лиф парку. Познвају се сви члаиовн н члапнце да
нефал.ено ирнсуствују, пошто he делегатл, порсд другог
важног носла, подиетп извештај са конференцпје Вндов-данск- ог
стета, која је одржаиа 19 маја.
Л. Јакшпћ, секргтар.
КАЛГАРИ - ПИКНИК
Организација Савеза кападских Срба прнпрема се да
одржн пшлшк на 30 јуна. те молнмо све словенске органи-зациј- е
и друштва да тога дапа нншта пе приређују. Ппк-нн- к he се одржатп на фармп фамплнјс Путнпк.
Позпвамо све Југословене да иас посете и својс прн-јател- .е са собом поведу- - Euhe печенкр на ражн-у- , као и онога
са чиме се печенка залпва.
Бесплатан подвоз оргаиизовати he органнзација С. IC
С. Чнст ириход наменјен је нашем народу у Домошпш.
5)фо Чубрић, секретар.
Congress of People's Youth
of Yugoslavia
YUGOSLAV YOUTH DELEGATION EXPECTED IN CANADA
The Yugoslav youth held their
third Congress on May the 9th
in Zagreb, at which the name of
their organization was changed
from the United League of Anti-Fasci- st
Youth of Yugoslavia to
the People's Youth of Yugoslavia.
Representation at the Congress
reflected the strength of the
powerful Yugoslav youth organi- -
'. zation, which has a membership
or over two milion. Irom every
Federative unit the delegates as
sembled at this Congress to for-mulate
the future course of the
People's Youth of Yugoslavia.
One of the topics discussed at
the Congress was the role of
youth in the battle against illite-racy.
Brana Perovic. a member
of the secretariat of the Central
Committee spoke on this matter,
and in the report which she sub-mitted
she stated that according
to the 1931 statistics 44.6 per
cent, of the population of Yugo-slavia
was illiterate. The implica-tion
is: that practically eery se-cond
person in Yugoslavia was
unable to read and write during
the reign of the former enslaving
and anti-democrat- ic regime. In
her report, Comrade Brana Регз-vi- c
stated that immediately oftpr
liberation, the youth of new Yu-goslavia
were the most active in
the struggle to eradicate and
completely eleminate illiteracy.
In this struggle tremendous and
significant results have been at-tained.
An illustration of this
success lies in the number of stu-dents
who are at the present
time attending the educational
Institutions of Yugoslavia —
1,500.000.
Thysical culture, which ha
Canada With Ministry
for Fish - No Mini-stry
for Youth!
The N.F.L.Y. delegation, in
which two B. C. delegates parti-cipated,
is now officially over.
There was ar total of seventy-si- x
delegates from coast to coast, and
we, the South-Slavi- c youth of
Vancouver, are proud that Mike
Canic, a member of the Canadian
South-Slavi- c Youth Federation,
was one of the two delegates
from B. C. Alan Anderson, chair-man
of the B. C. Federation of
Labor Youth and a very active
member of the Seamen's Union
was the other.
The reception received from the
Members of Parliament was very
cordial and the majority endorsed
the brief which the N.F.L.Y. pre-sented
to them. The highlights ?f
the brief were: Employment at
decent wages, housing, rehabili
tation, health, education, recrea-tion,
and others. In the section
dealing with Veterans' Rehabili-tation,
the National Federation
of Labor Youth recommended
the raising of the maintenace
grants for university and tutorial
school students — twenty dollars
for single men and forty dollars
for married men. The physical
fitness and health programme for
youth occupies a prominent part
of the N.F.L.Y .brief since Б0 per
cent of young people applying
for services were rejected on thj
grounds of malnutrition. This is
a critical situation, which must
be remedied immediately.
We have a ministry for fish,
but no ministry for youth.
The B. C. delegates interviewed
Lt. Col. Merritt who criticized th
delegates as being communistic-H- e retracted all such statements
when the social issued of youth
were put before him.
Hon. George Black, when con-fronted
with the employment
question stated that no one had
even told him that there was any
unemployment in Canada, and he
proceeded to offer one thousand
jobs in the Yukon, which are only
open from four to five months
) early.
In the Railways Committee
Room, the delegates met Minister
of Labor, Mr. Mitchell, and when
the brief was presented to him he
fine paper. was soon lost in
the story of his family and how
he walked five miles to school
and ten miles to work. He was in
the meantime evading the brief.
The delegates considered this last
interview very unsatisfactory but
the rest endorsed the brief mak-ing
the wole delegation success-ful.
We, the youth of Canada, have
made up our minds to surmount
our postwar problems and unless
we see some action on the part
of the Members of
grasped the broad masses of Yu-goslav
people was at
the Congress. It was the young
people of our motherland who
have initiated and organized a
physical culture movement in Yu-goslavia.
One of the most impor-tant
factors of the physical cul-ture
which is carried on in Yugo-slavia
at the present time, is that
it is available to those who
want to enjoy It Formerly, the
workers, and the peasants — and
especially the youth — had no
opportunity to develop their bo
dies physically. Now physical
culture is theirs to enjoy.
Many youth organizations
throughout the world greeted the
Yugoslav youth at their third
Congress either through repre-sentation
or through telegrams.
Among these was a telegram
which was sent to the Congress
from our national office on
behalf of the membership of the
Canadian South-Slavi- c Youth Fe-deration.
In addition to the, C.&.
Y.F., a number of other Canadian
youth organizations greeted the
Yugoslav youth. These include:
The National Federation of La-bor
Youth, Student Christian
Movement of Canada, Dominion
Anglican Young People's Associa-tion,
Slavic Youth Council of
Toronto, and the Winnipeg Jewish
Youth Council.
The National office of the Can-adian
South-Slavi- c Youth Feclera
tion is anticipating to receive
some material on the mentioned
Congress. Moreover, an answer is
expected from the People's Youth
of Yugoslavia in connection with
their delegation comming to Can- -
ada. As soon as this material
reaches our office, and immedia- -
tely after an answer t6 our invi
tation is received, it will be
released through the press.
Emcric Simac,
National Secretary.
Through correspondence, and
through the medium of the press,
our clubs have been informed
that the Canadian South-Slavi- c
Youth Federation has officially
affiliated to the World Federation
of Democratic Youth. The mem-bership
of our movement whole
heartedly welcomed our national
executive's decision to take this
decisive step.
At our constituent national con-vention,
at which the C. S. Y. F
was brought into existance, the
delegates endorsed the World Fe-deration
of Democratic Youth us
a consistent fighter for the con-solidation
of the United Nations'
victory over fascist military for-ces,
and for the of
world peace. A resolution embody-ing
our endorsation of the W.F.
D.Y. was forward to the mention
ed international anti-fasci- st youth
organization.
In reply to the resolution adop-ted
at our convention, the natio-nal
office of the Canadian South
Slavic Youth Federation received
the following message from the
World Federation of Democratic
Youth:
April 1916.
Dear Friends:
We have receiTed jour of
March 28th repeating the deci
sions of jour- - national constitu-ent
umTcntion in support of the
W.F.D.Y., which were convejed
to our last Executive. The Com-mittee
expressed its warm ap-preciation
of the decisions and
conTeyed its greetings to your
Federation.
We hare some time ago sent to
ca страве 1 )
"Предложенп Уговор je за-нс- та
један orpouatt допринос
мнру у овои делу Света, a
како је мнр иеделнв — то н
мпру у свету. Он је потпуно
У духу " слову Поваге
народа".
После говора шшнстра Си-мп- ћа
говорпло је вшпе иарод- -
mix посланига. rout rv iiptii- -
said that it was written on very цалц зиача: yrOBOpa ca 4e- -
He
Parliament,
emphasized
all
(наставак
хословачкок, a je Ha- -
родна скупштпна предложснн
Уговор усвојпла аклаиацијом.
Народпп послаппцп прпре-дил- и
су затпм дуготрајне ма-нпфеста- цнје братској Чехо-словачЕ- ој.
we are ready to send another de-legation
to Ottawa which will be
as strong as the first one.
for the Vantouver
branch
C. S. Y. F.
A. Polich.
Canadian South-Slavi- c Youth Fede-ration
Affiliates to National Federa-tion
of Labor Youth
"YOU HAVE HONOUR OF BEING THE FIRST NATIONAL
YOUTH ORGANIZATION TO AFFILIATE TO THE
N. F. L Y." — JESSIE STORRIE. NATIONAL
ORGANIZING SECRETARY
At our national constituent con-vention,
at which the Canadian
South-Slavi- c Youth Federation
was officially brought into exis-tanc- e,
co-operat- ion between our
movement and other democratic
forces occupied a prominent part
of the convention's agenda. The
delegates who participated in es-tablishing
our national federation
were fully aware of the necessity
for close co-operat- ion with the
democratic Canadian forces in the
struggle against reaction and the
rise of fascism in our country.
We were fully conscious of the
fact, that the interests of Can-adian
youth cannot be advanced
without co-operat- ing with the
most militant vanguard of the
Canadian young people — the
National Federation of Labor
Youth.
"The National Federation of
Labor Youth In an independent
democratic youth federation to
which existing youth organiza-tions
of a national or a local
character affiliate for the purpoxc
of promoting through education
and activity the nocial, education-al,
economic, cultural and political
needs and Interest of the
people of Canada. We take our
at (H ide of labor and will
co-oper- ate with all the democratic
forces in our country in the fight
for peace, democracy and pro-gress."
This is the text of the
preamble appearing in the con-stitution
of the National Federa-tion
of Labor Youth which illu-strates
the essenco of the orga-nization
and its intention to fight
for peace, for democracy progress
and for the immediate needs of
Canadian youth.
"The purposes of the Federa-tion
hall he to promote the in-terests
of its affiliates and genc--
World Federation of Democratic Youth
Greets Membership of Canadian South-Slavi- c
Youth Federation
strengthening
28th,
letter
Ује-дииен- пх
затии
twice
Correspondent
THE
young
stand
you copies of all available mate-rial
on the World Youth Confe-rence
and on the W.P.D.Y. How-ever,
as these do not appear to
have reached you yet, we are
Rending a further collection under
separate cover. You have been
placed on our regular mailing list,
and will shortly be receiving co
pies of our new printed Bulletin
and reports.
With warm good wishes for the
success of jour work,
Very sincerely,
Mrs. K. Hookham — Secretary.
This letter, which reflects the
friendly relations between our
movement and the World Federa-tion
of Democratic Youth, will
unequivocally arouse wide-sprea- d
enthusiasm in support of the W.
F.D.Y. in the democratic ranks of
our national youth federation. We
are fully aware of the significant
and the decisive role that the
World Federation of Democratic
Youth is going to play in inter-national
affairs, and in advanc-ing
the interests of young people
througout the world and especial-ly
in the colonial countries which
are oppressed by enslaving impe-rialist
policies, that foster the
development of conditions leading
fascism to war. We shall, there-fore,
with unprecedented vigour
and determination, endeavor to
obtain greater support to the
World Federation of Democratic
Youth in Canada.
Mass support through affilia-tion
to this democratic interna-tional
youth organization, is in
the process of development in Ca
future
youth
the W.F.D.Y. in Canada's annals
of youth. We base our anticipa
tions on the present intentions of
many Canadian democratic youth
organizations which are at
present time considering
affiliation to the W.F.D.Y.
Extention of support and
affiliation to the World Fe-deration
of Democratic Youth is
a for all the democratic youth
organizations!
national executive wishes
to convey its greetings the
World Federation of Democratic
Youth on behalf of the member-ship
of the Canadian South Slavic
Youth Federation with the slo-gan:
We shall continue to support
the W.F.D.Y.!
Death Fascism — Liberty to
the Teoplesl
On behalf of the National Ex-ecuti- ve
C.S.Y.F.,
Emeric
National Secretary.
rally to advance the of
the jouth and citizens of Canada
through the development of a pro-gram
of social action.
"It shall do this: (a) by acting
as a national voice for the joung
people it represents through issu-ing
statements, organizing cam-paigns
and making representation
to government on all questions of
concern to jouth.
"(b) by assisting unorganized
jouth to organize themselves into
clubs of whatever character most
suits the need of the particular
group of youth, and to affiliate
them for social action lo the Fe-deration.
"(c) by striving at all tiroes to
unite as many jouth groups as
possible around the program of
the Federation either through
gaining their affiliation to the
Federation or by acting with and
supporting them, or other orga-nizations
of citizens on specific
issues.
"(d) by assisting Federation
affiliates through aiding in the
development of club programs,
supplying organizational assis.
tance and advice and in any other
manner which the affiliates desire
and the resources of the Federa-tion
make possible." These are
the aims of the National Federa-tion
f Labor Youth, which clear-ly
reflect the measures through
which the N.F.L.Y. is acting as a
spokesman for the Canadian
j'outh in advancing their interests.
Ever since its inception the Na-tional
Federation of Labor Youth
has proved itself in action. The
N.F.L.Y. recently organized a
successful delegation to Parlia-ment
Hill In Ottawa. The delega-tion
consisted of seventj'-si-x de-legates
— seven of whom are
members of the Canadian South-Slavi- c
Youth Federation. The de-legation,
representing the Cana
dian j'outh from coast to coast,
submitted a nineteen-and-a-ha- lf
page brief to the Dominion Gov-ernment
on the immediate needs
of the young Canadian generation.
In the past — and especially
through the trek to Ottawa — we
have seen that achievements of
tremendous significance can be
attained through a national, de-mocratic
and a broadly represen
tative j'outh federation — the Na-tional
Federation of Labor Youth.
In order to cary on its work, the
N.F.L.Y. must have greater sup-port
from all possible local and
national youth groups. Being
aware of this, on May the 14th,
affiliation of our Federation to
the National Federation of Labor
Youth was placed on our National
Executive's agenda for considera-tion
and discussion. At the last
meeting of our National Execu-tive,
which took place on the
above mentioned date, the Cana-dian
South-Slavi- c Youth Federa-tion
officially affiliated to the
National Federation of Labor
Youth. The supreme body of oui
Federation — the National Con-vention
— has empowered our Na-tional
Executive Committee to
affiliate the CS.Y.F. to the N.F.
L.Y. when the members of the
mentioned committee deemed it
possible. This step, which our Na-tional
Executive has taken will
without a doubt meet the appro-val
of the general membership
of our movement!
The national ofifce of the
N.F.L.Y. has confirmed our affili-ation
in the following manner:
"We are very glad to learn of
the decision of the Canadian
South-Slavi- c Youth Federation to
affiliate to the National Federa-tion
of Labor Youth. In fact jou
nada. The will record wide--1 have the honour of being the first
spread support and affiliation to national organization to
the
official
of-ficial
test
The
to
to
Simac,
welfare
affiliate to the N.F.I Y.
"We have welcomed in the past
the co-operat- ion and support
which jour organization has given
us. As we look to the future, we
know that we can count on the
support and co-operat- ion which
the Canadian South-Slavi- c Youth
Federation will give „to us in our
efforts to build a strong and de-mocratic
youth federation in Can-ada."
The National Federation of
Labor Youth merits our support,
and the intention of our move-ment
is to extend our fullest co-operation
nationally and locally to
this democratic national youth
Federation. We shall not hesitate
to co-oper- ate with all the demo-cratic
forces in our country in the
struggle for peace, security, de-mocracy,
progress and prosperity.
Emeric Simac,
National Secretary — Canadian
South-Slavi- c Youth Federation.