davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-12-01
(Folytatjuk)
sZERKEsZT0I tjZENETEK

Nevtelen Telefonaloknak.
Kutya ugatas mem hallatszik az
egbe, de macska nyavogas meg
kevesbbe. Akinek mem inge ne
vegye niagara.
Torekvo, Youngstown, o. =
Kempelen Farkas lovag, techni-
kus. 1769-ben feltalalta vilaghirii
sakkoz6 gepet Is egy beszel6ge-
pet. - K6r0si Csoma Sandor ell
hunyt 1S42-ben, hires Azsia-uta-
10 es gyiijto, a tibeti nyelv leger-
demesebb tud6sa. = B6lyai Far
kas meghalt 1856 ban, fiaval, ia
nossal az emberiseg legnagyobb
matematikusai k0ze tartoznak. -
Vasarhelyi Pal meghalt 1S46-ban,
mern0k, Szechenyi munkatarsa,
az Alduna szabalyozoja.
Haztulajdonos. - A leguiabb
statisztikai kimutatasok szerint
az Egyesult A1lamokban el6 ide-
gen szarmazasu lakossag SIS
szazal6ka, tehat t0bb mint a felix
sajat hazaban lakik. Ezzel az
arannyal az idegenszarmazasu la
kossag vezet az. Egyesiilt ALA.
mok minden mas retege elott es
Ok az orszag legnagyobb otthon-
tulajdonosai.
K. I. - Mem erdemli meg, hogy
erdemlegesen fOglalkozzunk vele.
kar volna nyomdafestekert.
Ezzel csak reklamot es vele nagy
szivesseget tennenk iizletmenete-
mex.
K. j., Youngstown, o. - Sokat
akar szarka, de mem birja a
farka. Ezen esetben egyetertiink
onnel. Igaza van.
D. ", Youngstown, o. - 1. XII
mint vet ugy arat - Lassan iari,
tOvabb ersz. Jobb ma eev
vereb, mint holnap egy tuzok. -
kutvab6l mem lesz szalonna. -
2. Eszrevettiik, hogy nemcsak a
peldabeszedeknek hive, de ma.
gyar dalok is kedvencei k0ze tar
toznak. A kivant zenemiivek ci-
me: "Hullamz6 Balaton teteien'
es "Nem vagy legeny Berci!'
Szerelmes, Youngstown, o.
On ait kerdi t6link, hogy mi.
| lyen modszerrel kerithetne hatal.
maba ferje ON iranti szeretetet
| illetve szerelmet, bizalmat stb. {
| nyugodt hazaseletbe .vag6 legjobt
| Electromagnetic. Val6ban nehe;
problema, melynek megoldass
mindamellett, hogy nehez, mem i
olyan nehez mint amilyennel
latszik. Fogadja szereny tana
csunkat: f6zz0n ferjenek szeged
halaszlet es haborus kukorica
malet, amit6l szive olyannyir,
meglagyul, hogy teljesen hatal
maba keriti, ilyenkor aztal
Paprika Jancsi m6djara tancol
tathatja, orran&l-fiileinel vezet
heti, sz6val at tehet ferjevel
) amit kivan. Ferje teljesen az 3,
befolyasa alatt fog allani. Mond
5 hat es tehet neki a legrosszabba1
! annal jobban fogja ont imadn
kulonosen akkor, ha latni Is ia
pasztalni fogja, hogy onben mil
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-12-01
sZADIsTA REM
A BAJAI UTCAKON

Bajar6l jelentik: Nehany
nap 6ta egy fiatalember garaz-
dalkodik a bajai utcakon IS meg
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-12-01
(Folytata

Szentegyedy mindjobban cllso'
tnorodott otthon hagyott Greg
anyjara, szspseges, fatal unoka'
h,lgara gondolt. Sohasem felt a
halalt6l, olykor 6hajtotta is es
most. mikor alig nehany ora va
lasztia ell t6le, nyugtalan, mint a
t6rbe csett madar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-12-01
Az ETEL rs EaEszsEotjNK
Irta: Shirley w. Wynne, DR.. P.
FL, New York varos egeszsegiigyi
biztOsa.
Egyiink t0bb tesztat


spagettire es a leves-tesztakra
gondolok jelenleg. Ezeknek a
taplalo lisztkeszitmanyeknek igen
nagy szerep jut testiink felepite-
seben es eletben tartasaban. Ha
megnezziik, hogy melyik az ha-
rom anyag, amelynek legna-
gyobb fontossaga van a taplal-
kozasban, AIT fogjak latni, hogy
harom: liszt, tojas es tel k0-
ziil ket elso a liszt es a tojas
kepezik a tesztaknak az alap-
anyagat. Ebb6l AIT a kovetkezte-
test vonhatjuk le, hogy tesztak
feltetleniil sziiksegesek minden-
napi meniinkben.
Amerikaban az olaszok kedvel-
tettek meg a spagettit es fajtait.
Az olaszoknak nemzeti eledeliik,
mint ahogy a magyarnak a gu
las, csakhogy amig a gulas csak
zsirokat, egy par asvanyt es fiji
szereket tartalmazza es ha tul
van fiiszerezve, akkor esetleg
meg is art, addig a t6sztanemiiek
egyenletesen elosztva tartalmaz-
zak a zsirol1at, lisztet es a to-
jast. Az olaszok spagettije meg
mas hasznos anyagokkal is rem
delkezik. Sa.jtot hintenek ra, va
gott husb6l, gombab6l es paradi-
csomb6l kesziilt sz6szokat 0nte-
mex ra. Erdekes megfigyelni,
nogy sok olasz csaladnak min
dennapi etele a spagetti es ma
l1aroni, es bar hibas dolog val
tozatlan menii, mindennap egy-
formal enni; az olaszok, akik ne
hez testi munkat vegeznek, eros
es egeszseges nep maradtak lit
Amerikaban. Ez is igazolja tesz-
tanemiiek nagy taplal6 erejet.
Az amerikai haziasszonyok
gyorsan eltanultak az olaszoktol
a spagetti es makaroni keszites
titkat. Ma mar minden amerikai
hazban hetenkint egyszer-ketszer
spagetti szerepel a menUn es a
vendegl6kben epen ugy elterjedt,
mint a magyar goulash" Az
amerikai magyar csaladok lassab.
ban veszik at ezeket az idegen
etkeket, pedig a spagetti j6 etel
es megerdemli, hogy kesziteset ell.
tanuljuk. Nalunk, magyaroknal
sokban helyettesiti a spagettife-
leket, a k0zkedvelt levestesztak
IarnOnyaK, cSlpetkek eS az lde-
gen nemzetisegiieknel ismeretle1
f0tt tesztak.
| A spagetti helyes keszitesi mod
ia a kovetkezo: A spagetti vagy
makaroni rudakat, minden el6ze
tes megmosas nelkiil. merfelelf
nagysagura t0rve 20 percig f5z
zuk SOS vizben. Aztan sziirjiik Il
es oblitsiik lie hideg vizzel, hogy
ne legyen tul puha es ragad6s
Talal5uk melegen reszelt sajttal
vagy paradicsomsz6sszal.
! Levesekbe legtaplal6bb a to.
jassal kesziilt hosszutesztak, hus
hoz pedig galuskak. A f5tt tesz
tax fontos szereperol egy legk6
zelebbi cikkben lesz $40.
To; q 1nnpnro . - * nencn IL A<~1E1sa
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-12-01
ANTEISZ wsss=s s:;;;, s,S.. j.,


gep felveteli hartyaja: nyomot
hagy rajtuk minden targy min
den ajax, mely elejiik keliilt.
Mint a f6fajast, ,1gy kialussza q
ferfi cgy r8 emleket Is szerelmet
egvetlen 6jszakan, de 0n0k, mil
veszek, biiszkesegiiknek tartjak,
ha eey erdemetlen asszony halo
torottjei lehetnek. Pedig inkabb
otthon a csepl6gep szakitotta
volna ell egyik karjat, mint hogy
ennek az olasz kave6rl0nek. en-
nek senki gr6fnenak legyen al
dozata, akinek 0sszes miiveszi ke.
pessege abban rejlik, hogy te-
mdrdek fest6ket pazarol a sajat
becscs kepere s ICY szorosan we've
arckepfesto.
Az ezredes mindezt kemeny,
fedd0 hargon mondta, de besze-
debol kierzett a szanalom es join
dulat melege. A meg hatralevo
utat sz6tlanul tetttk meg es
Szenegyedy nemsokara f6hadi-
szallason volt. egy olasz four kas.
telyaban. mely koriil disz0rseg
allott. Az elGszobak tele voltak
magasrangu katonatisztekkel es
polgari melt6sagokkal. A nehez
acknowledgements zajtalanul hull
| tax le belep6 utan, bolyhos $50
nyegek fogtak fel a lepeseket,
fenyes oltozetii szolgak alldogal-
tax az alto k0riil, frissen borot-
Walt, kekes arcuk ragyogott a
| megelegedest6l. mozdulatlan
porcellanszemiiket eg yledvden
szegeztek a bejaratra. Az abba.
kok mind be voltak zarva, vala-
mi nehezszagu fiistol6szert eget-
TEX a lepcs6hazban; a szegletek-
ben allo leanderek Is deli cser-
! iek tele lcheltek a leveg6t lila
tukkal A fiigg0nyok0n mem to-
dulhatott be vilagossag es nap
feny: 0r0k0s felhomaly volt lit,
mint templomban. Az emberek
lassan beszeIgettek, meg mozdu-
latukat is mersekeltek, minden
zait 6vatosan keriltek, meg kard
| jukra es sarkantyujokra is ma
gyon iigyeltek. nehogy megpen-
dillon.
| Szentegyedy a sebes mozgast6l
kipirulva. a vilagossag es sza bad
| levegobol iove, elszediilt Ian
| gyos, homalyos elGszobakban Is
i sapadtan, arcab6l kikelve tamasz
| kodott falhoz. Szerette volna
kitorni az ablakokat, hogy szeles
| savokban t6dnljon be az eltett
verofeny a friss legvonat. Leir
| hatatlan izgatottsag fogta ell. =
| tombolni es kiabalni szeretet,
volna. hogy eliizze nyomasztt
cs0ndet, az elfojtott suttogast
mely a ferfiak gyiilekezetahe;
sehogy sem illett.
! Negyedora telhetett ell igy, mi
kor az ezredes hozza lepett oily
hangosan sz6lt hozza, hogy alta
lanos feltimest es megiit6des
: keltett.
Batorsag Tegyen ugy, min
ha templomba lepne. legyen ko
molly es egyszeru. Ha beszeln
kell, a teljes igazsagot mondja
mintha imadkoznek. Ezer VILLAIN
csak semmi miiveszkedes, semm
: fantazia!
Ezzel merges, kihiv6 tekintete
vetve szolgahadra, maga e16t
tuszkolta a fatal, kardnelkul
; hadnagyot S a lesuhan6 ftigg0n,
: arnyekaban er0sen megszoritott
kezet.
Szentegyedy olyasmit erzett
mint mixor valaki langyos, full
laszt6 hullamok kozul hirteIen !,
felszinre keriil: vilagossag Is sza
bad leveg6 csapta meg.
4 Macy, negyszegletii szobaba Il
: petit, negy ablaka valamenny
J nyitva, rajtuk vakit6, sz0ke villa
! gossag 0zonl0tt be. Mennyire e
it0tt befuggonyoz0tt, mestel
!. segesen els0tetitett. lanevos eli
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-12-01

lasztia ell t6le, nvugtalan, mint a
t6rbe csett madar.
x.
Meg alig virradt, mikor az al
10 Macy robajjal felnyilt S ezre-
desc lepett be. Katonasan ko-
szont, Szentegyedy felugrott fek-
teb6l es mereven, tisztelettel al
lott feljebbval6ja el6tt.
- 10 hirt hozok onoknek,
nraim. monda r0viden szilnetet
tartott, mig t0bbi huszartiszt
is fcliicdt almabol. 9 felstge meg
keeyelmezett. Szentegyedy, on
yelcm Jon, a t0bbi urak folytat-
hatiak az alvast, melybol oket
felzavartam.
Sarkon fordult es kifele indult.
Meg csak kivancsi sem volt a
hatasra. melyet beszede tett.
Szentegyedy tamolyogva kovette,
szeme el6tt a targyak 0sszefoly-
tax S aka mem tudott koszon0
sz6ra nyilni, oily nagy volt meg
lepetese. Az alto el6tt ktt nyer-
gelt 10 nyugtalanul kaparta a
f0ldet, gazdajukra vartak.
Az ezredest odasieto legenye
nyeregbe segitette, kezevel in
tett, hogy Szentegyedy is iiljon
fel nehany pillanat mulva, a
hely6rseg nagy bamulasa kozben,
elvagtattak az atazott orszag-
llton.
Vagy ket craig lovagoltak. ICY,
sz6tlanul. k0Zel egymashoz. Meg
alig sziirkiilt. A mezon minde-
niitt katonasatrak feherlettek,
bakak sorakoztak, mik0zben a
gyillekezest kiabalo altisztek
olyanol1 voltak, mint fpiilofel-
ben lev6- hazak allvanyai. Oily,
kor szemben veliik bizonytalan
fekete pontok latszottak az or
szaguton, melyek sebesen move
kedtek, mig vegiil egy-egy tabor
futar bontakozott Xxi a sziirke
segb6l. Sovany legenyek, cson.
tos, Macy lovakon, fiilig besa-
rozva, Xix vegig sarkantyuztak
paripaikat es nehez lovagOsto
raikkal 3riilt vagtatasra serken.
tettek. Ugy latszik. ismertek for
tossagukat, inert szokasos ka
tonai iidv0zles nelkiil vagtattak
ell az ezredes mellett.
Egy helyen erd6n mentek at
K0nnyii kod lebegett a fax felett
a levelekrol figg6 vizcseppel
szikraztak a felkelo nap sugarai
ban. Tisztasokon kisebb t6csak
ban ALT a viz, melyek gy0ngel
rengtek ,mintha az athiilt f0lt
kisse osszeborzongana. De rigo
fifty mem hallatszott sehol bo
korb6l, az erd6 nema volt, min
alSi hangjat elvesztette. A tegna
pi lovesek riaszottak el rig6
kat es v0rosbegyeket.
Inter arma silent musae &
hadizajban hallgatnak mu
zsak), monda az ezredes, meglas
silva Iowa futasat es kengyele
ben felemelkedve.
Az egyetlen idezet, fatal
ember, mely latin nyelvbol fe
jemben megmaradt Az erd0 mil
veszei is elhallgattak tegnap
10vesekt6l. S on is elhallgatot
volna 0rokre bizonyos l0v6sel
lltan. Az 0rdogbe is, fiatalembel
hogy szamolok be nagybatyja
max 0nr6l? Az en- Greg barator
abban boldog hitben el, hog
0ccse ura legalabb is Maria Te
rezia-rendjelet kap az olasz hi
boruban IS ime, egy hajszalo
multi (de mem asszonyi hajszs
1on), hogy agyon mem l6ttel
mint sz0kevenyt. Atkozott mi
vesz-ver! eleg jutott belole 81
mex is. A fiatalok kozt igen SO
szenved miiveszi veralkat nyav,
lyajaban. Mem feltstleni
sziikseges, hogy ezek az emb,
81 - 49, ~ !.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-12-01
Tel a leggazdasagosabb taplalek

2 !
A jelen gazdasagi valsag ko-
vetkezteben a csaladok kereseti
forrasai nagyon megcsokkentek.
Sokan csak egy csaladtag meg
rokkant fizetesere, vagy leszal-
litott munkanapokra tamaszkod-
hatnak; sokan pedig minden ke-
reseti forras nelkul maradtak.
Ilyen k0rulmenyek k0z0tt az alta
lanos jelszo stakarekossag' lett.
Odaig viszik nemelyek ezt a ta-
karekossagot, hogy csak a leg
szerenyebben taplAlkoznak. Bar
sok esetben ez is elkeriilhetetlen,
megis meg kell jegyezniink, hogy
az elelem legyen az utols6, amely-
mel takarekoskodunk, inert leg.
fontosabb, hogy rendes taplalko-
zassal testi er5nket IS egesIse-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-12-01

Nevtelen Telefonal6knak. -
Kutya ugatas mem hallatszik az
egbe, de macska nyavogas meg
kevesbbe. Akinek mem inge ne
vegye niagara.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-04-09
SLANDERERS EXPOSED

A funny sort of "State Capitalism"
where the workers decide to go the
estimate Of the factory management
on the question of the reductions Of
cost one better by setting the figure
from 81 per cent to "a per cent.
When business accounting was in
troduced the cry of going back to
capitalism" was heard more loudly
than ever from the mouths of the
social-fascists. What then is bust
ness accounting? Simply method
OF enabling the workers to eliminate
waste more effectively in order to-
more quickly increase their socialist
accumulation as well as the portion
for immediate consumption. In one
department in the A9lo business ac-
counting meShoas resulted in a de-
crease in the cost Of production of
7 per cent. During the same period
of time Zone month"; wages in the
department had risen per cent also.
1t will not surpriseanyone therefore
that the initiative to organize BUSH.
ness accounting brigades is so great
among the workers. During our
twenty days IN the Amo five brigades
adopted the business accounting sys-
tenn in one department alone.
Hundredsof examples could be
given, in more detail, each o. which,
by itself. could smash the lies of the
enemies of the Soviet Union. The
above is only to show how we must
put into service the knowledge and
experience we have gained in order
to win the mass in capitalist coun-
tries for the defense of the Soviet
Union and for the revolutionary way
out of the crisis-tLe proletarian rev.
elution.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-04-09
A.FL. BUROCRATS TREMBLE
BEFORE The SPECTRE OF
COM NJ UNISM

ferment among the millions OF honest
workers in this country for working
class control by the rank and file,
not only of the unions, but also Of
all industry and government, that
will soon cast these lackeys of CAPT
talism and the rotten capitalist gov
eminent for which they stand, into
the garbage heap Of history,
Lamenting further, the Gazette"
whiningly asks for "futual tolerance,
forbearance and understanding" be-
tween their officers and members,
between betrayers and betrayed.
Just a bit too late, Judas!
But the "Gazette's" warning at the
bottom Of the page is gem:
Trade unionists, befare Of wolves
in sleeps clothing and protect your
union"
stop thief" say the grafters, as
they plumber the union treasures
THE reds did it," say the wreckers
and betrayers as they hamstring and
demoralize the union ranks. For the
labor misleaders, however, the cry
of stop Thief" will not avert the
coming storm of rank and file action,
which will send them to oblivion.
The railroad workers, swallowing
their bitter pill Of 10 per cent. wage
cut, the miners in the U. M. w. A.,
disorganized and disheartened by
the betrayals of their official leader
ship, the workers in the other unions
who have been sold out by thei''
rotten leaders again and again-now
know where to find the wolves in
sleeps clothing" The sharpening
capitalist crisis. the tens of millions
of unemployed and their suffering
dependents. the wage-cuts, the
worsening of conditions, the murders
Of peaceable workers, the oncoming
imperialist war-these things have
cleared their vision. To them, Com
munism is no longer a bugaboo; 1t is
a promise! And one that will be
kept!
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-04-09
The Struggle Against the
Olympic Games

which has held Tom Mooney impris-
oned for sixteen years on the fOulest
frame known to Americal labor
history.
In word, the Olympic games show
all the characteristics Of bosses sports
generally. They faithfully reflect
the policies of the Hoover govern
ment" (resolution Of the Cleveland
National Conference, Labor Sports
Un1on).
Against these Olympic games every
worker-and not only the worker
spOrtsmen-must fight! In tn past
many revolutionary workers - and
Communist Party members, too
have merely tipped their hat to the
workers sports movement in this
country and to the necessity of build
ing it-and some revolutionists even
consider sports as having nothing to
do with the working class movement.
These comrades should watch care
fully the actions of the German Com
munist Party and its relations with
the workers sport movement. They
would change their minds very
quickly.
The militant workers must give
their heartiest support to the Coun-
ter Olympic Campaign. Shop teams
can be built. Individual workers in
your shop who are athletically in
clined may be brought closer to our
movement through handing them an
entry blank to the various open
Counter Olympic meets in the city
and bringing them to the meet.
Teams can be built, PARTICULAR
among the youth, in shops, unions,
language and fraternal organizations,
thus strengthening the particular
organization at the same time.
Workers must support the Counter
Olympic Campaign to the best OF
their ability. The Labor Sports Union,
the militant workers organization on
the field OF sports, must be built at
much faster pace than heretofore.
All workers organizations should
send delegates to the united front
Counter Olympic Conference to be
held in New York Saturday after
noon, April 23rd, at the Finnish Pro-
gressive Hall, Is West 126th Street,
at 8 pm. Workers should try, par
ticularly, to get workers and organi-
cations to this conference who are
connected with shop teams, Y. M.
G. AS, etc.
Support the Counter Olympic Cam
paign! Build a powerful workers
sport movement in the Omitted States!
The struggle against the Los Angeles
Olympics is one front in the struggle
against war!
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-04-09
Students and the
Class Struggle

against the capitalist system.
The consciously cultivated myth Of
the liberals, Nicholas Miraculous
Butler, president of Columbia Univer-
sity, has been completely shattered
This professional "pacifist", who a
year ago declared that 1--WE are all
Socialists now" has once again
shown the Wall st. fangs that lurk
behind the gracious smile Of the col
lege president.
In the case of President Butler, as
in no other, can the direct hookup
between the capitalist educational
system and Wall st. be seen. Himself
a member of the New York Chamber
Of Commerce, director in the New
York Life Insurance Company, and
high in the councils Of state Of the
Republican Party, Butler typifies the
abject servility with which the ad-
ministrators Of impartial, non-class
education" obey the dictates of the
financial plutocracy.
Although the students are begin
ming to move and to assert them
selves, the very class nature Of the
mass of students precludes all posi-
bility Of their playing an independent
role. The students are not an indie
pendent class or homogeneous unit.
They are preponderantly a petit
bourgeois group and as such are
characterized by the lack Of a con-
sistent class policy.
Only by allying themselves with
and placing themselves under the
leadership of the only consistent rev.
dictionary class, the working class
and by participating in all Of its
struggles can they achieve their aims.
That the revolutionary path is not
the only direction Of possible student
development is made amply evident,
for example by the role now played
by the German students. The attempt
Of the Columbia athletes to break
the strike Is also sufficient to indi-
cate the fascist nucleus which already
exists in the colleges in the form Of
professionalism amateur athletic
bodies and the Reserve Officers
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-04-09
BY TOM BARTER

Outstanding among the many in
ventions which are rapidly making
the Soviet Union independent from
capitalist imports is the new system
OF automatic air brakes for locon1o-
tives, railway cars, etc., invented by
Matrossav, a Russian engineer, work
ing in the Tamosnoy zavod-a fac
tory-and supplies the entire railway
systems of the Soviet Union with air
compreSsors and brakes.
The factory up to recently manu-
factured the Westinghouse system of
air brake and payed thousands upon
thousands of gold rubles to the above
mentioned concern for the use of its
patent. Comrade Matrossav took
upon himself to free the Soviet gov
eminent from this technical subjec-
ton to the Westinghouse Co. and
save the Soviet Union enormous year
ly expenditures. He was successful.
The factory is now preparing $50
sets OF Matrossov's air brakes for an
international exhibition initiated by
the factory itself which will take
place in Berlin next summer. The
management Of the factory is conf
dent that the invention is going to
be recognized as the best air brake
in the world so far It is an outstand-
ing example of the growing technical
development of the U.S.S.R.
The purpose of this article is not
to discus the technical differences
between the Matrossav, the Westing-
house and other air brakes This part
does not interest the American work
ing class which is now suffering the
pains Of hunger as result of the
crisis of capitalism. We leave the dis
cusSion of the point to technicians
and in the rest of the article we dis
cuss the cry Of the capitalists and
their agents that the socialist system
of production kills the incentive to
learn, to work hard and invent new
things.
Now that one-sixth Of the globe
is emancipated from capitalism and
the workers and peasants who live
in it are building socialism by prac-
tice are demonstrating the truth.
Now that the two systems, capitalism
and socialism, exist side by side we
see that while under capitalism most
of the important discoveries of SCI
ence and inventions are being sup
pressed in order not to disturb the
vested interests of capitalist firms,
in the Soviet Union, on the other
hand, scientific research and inven-
ton is assuming mass proportions.
Lenin predicted this in an article
entitled How to Organize Socialist
Competition, when he said: go