RIGHT-WING PARTIES CALL ON PROTEST OVER NOV. 24 ZAGREB SUMMIT

ZAGREB, Nov 20 (Hina) - A community comprising four non- parliamentary right-wing parties on Monday called on members and sympathizers to join in protest rallies announced for November 24, the day of the Zagreb Summit. Headquarters for the protection of the dignity of the Homeland Defence War and the Croatian Associations of Trade Unions (HUS) last week announced the rallies, giving different reasons. The rightists want to protest against the Zagreb Summit which they believes aspires either to the re-establishment of the ex- Yugoslavia or the balkanisation of Croatia. Croatia never belonged to the Balkans but to Europe which has to be shown to the world, said Ivan Gabelica, president of the Croatian Pure Party of Rights, a member of the community. HUS leaders said they would use the gathering of numerous state delegations as an opportunity to draw the international community's attention to the problems which Croatia's labour force was facing. Headquarters representatives said the rallies were not against Europe, but only against the arrival of Yugoslav President Vojislav Kostunica in Zagreb, and against the "servile behaviour of a part of the authorities who are receiving Kostunica before he has taken a stand on the aggression on Croatia and war damages." (hina) ha jn