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our country 81 .6Ol, ,527 900 every year.
And if your home State is one which
grasshoppers. army worms, cut
worms or japanese, beetles have
overrun, you probably wonder if
anything can stem the horde.
That's where Uncle Sam assistants,
like the Tiphia wasps, come in.
These businesslike little insects
have been brought all the way from
Japan, whence the pretty but
hungry japanese beetles came in
the first place. The beetles, how
ever come under very different cir
cumstances. About 25 years ago, a
few inconspicuous bug larvae got
past the immigration inspectors into
this country. probably on some i'm
ported japanese nursery plants.
The little fellows liked their new
climate and surroundings. They
thrived here much better, in fact,
than in their original home. In a
very few years they were raising big
families in New Jersey and neigh
boring States. and gobbling up acre
after acre of truck crops, flower beds
and even tree foliage.
Experts Find Wasps.
The United States Department of
Agriculture hadn't been sitting idly
by. watching the destruction. One
of its jobs is to go into action when
such bugs appear Experts had al
ready been sent to the beetles home
land. In Japan, Korea, China and
India, these men studied the lie
habits of the native insects. They
learned that a certain kind of wasp
likes to feed its babies on the fat.
Juicy grubs of the japanese beetle.
The female wasp, they discovered,
hunts out the Wormlike grubs OF the
beetle where they are hiding just
under the surface of the ground.
She stings the grub, paralyzing the
victim. Then she lays her eggs by
the helpless grub. The eggs hatch,
and hungry babies finish the job of
destruction.
Our next task" the Government
experts said, 1t to persuade lots of
Tiphia wasps to set up housekeeping
in our beetle infested areas. If we
move enough of them to America,
they'll fight our battle for us
Organizing and establishing the
wasp army was big order, how
ever, and a difficult one. Quanti-
ties of Wasps were cared for like
babies in special nurseries. Groups
of 100 adult female wasps were
finally released in certain areas.
These were watched for three or
four years to make sure they were
holding their own in their new
homes. Then some of their num-
bers were taken to other localities.
The beetles, meanwhile, have been
flying farther and farther afield.
So it will probably take many years
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Elizabeth Fitzpatrick, he conceived the
idea of a jumping pit. He went 10
work one Saturday and completed
the pit, by II feet and 9 inches
deep. with the aid of several other
bows the following week.
Poles feet high were set up on
each side of the pit, with each nail
representing l inch and every large
nail a foot A bamboo pole is used
for the high jump.
A man who passed by one day
offered to give the boys another
pole. They were glad to get il, and
in addition to high and broad jump
ing, they are now able to pole vault.
Thus far. Nick holds the neighbor-
hood pole vaulting record with 7i2
feet. the greatest height allowed by
the poles, with Jimmy Fitzpatrick,
ID. of Macfarland, and Bruno Flora,
II. St Gabriels School. the runners
up. When the boys pole vault they
usually have large audience.
Contests are held frequently, and
the boys who fail to clear the pole
on the high jump or vault are
eliminated until the next contest.
The boys practice every day for
track meets TO be held on the lot
later in the summer.
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Prises TOtaling SIS
| offered for Best
| Contributions

BOYS and girls of all ages up to
and including high school age are
invited TO write and draw for The
Junior Star. Prizes of 81 each are
awarded for the best five contribu-
tions published each week. The
following rules must be observed
l. All contributions must be orig
lnaI.
2. Name, age, address. telephone
number if any and school of the
author must appear at the top of
the first page of every written con-
tribution and on the back of every
drawing.
3. Stories, articles, poems, etc,
must be written on one side of
paper; typewriter, they must he
double spaced. Drawings must be
in black and white, and must be
mailed fat, not rolled or folded
4. The editors decision as to the
winners will be final and The Star
reserves the right to publish any
contributions received in whatever
form he may deem advisable, re-
gardless OF whether it is awarded a
prize Checks will be mailed to the
winners during the week following
publication of their contributions.
5. Contributions will not be re-
turned.
Boys and girls who wish to act as
news correspondents of The Junior
Star may qualify by submitting at
least one feature story (the prin-
cipal stories on this page today are
good examples of what is wanted
together with the information called
for abovA Those qualifying will be
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porters Tor The Junior Star. The
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TO decline to issue reporters cards or
TO revoke those already issued when-
ever such action appears advisable
Address Editor, The Junior Star,
Star Building, Washington, D. c.
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business and all Stefan Zweg.
the traditions that were involved
we're all good and well. but it had
little to do with Richards position
in the club. A boy was judged
by his qualities and not by his
fathers bank account. BY and
by. Richard was transformed from
a conceited heir of a family fortune
into a normal boy.
To give Richard an all-around
background as the future head OF
the business, his father sent him
to an English college college in
Britain. meaning private high
school where boys live on campus
starting at about Junior high school
age). Then, to get the final touch
he spent a year in Paris. In the
meantime, his dad had left Ger
many to settle permanently in
London. and Richard started from
the bottom in the business.
Then came the war. The other
day I received a mysterlous-lookl
document. 1t was a long sheet OF
inexpensive paper, being used on
the one side as a letter and folded
in such a fashion that the re-
verse side served as the envelope.
The letter wasn't sealed: it car
lied no postage stamp. just a big
sticker Opened by censor I had
not the slightest idea from whom
this strange letter could be. !
opened it. 1t read:
DUCHAU INTERNMENT CAMP,
ISLE OF MAN April IL, 1941
Dear Steve:
"I imagine you'll be surprised to
receive a letter from Duchau
tDachau is the most dreaded con-
centration camp in Germany. But
this Duchau, thank goodness, is in
England. and not on the other side
of the Channel.
But let me tell you how ever
happened to get here. I have been
interned since the beginning of July
when all aliens were rounded up
Luckily my father was not, as his
job is considered as that of key
man. 1 am glad to tell you that ]
nope soon to be released, as I am
joining the pioneer corps of the
British Army. I expect to be sworn
in any day, and that means re-
gaining my freedom, to help and
fight for the cause of Britain.
MY life here in the camp has
not been too bad and I have many
friends, even some who came from
our home town, Hamburg. In the
camp we are 1900 internees to-
gether, and I am living in youth
house together with 40 boys. The
camp is marvelously situated right
on the sea and I spent some
gorgeous summer months here. In
winter we had one storm after
the other. 1t sometimes nearly blew
you off your feet The reason ]
am writing so small is that we
are only allowed to write "a lines
and those on this terrible paper.
"Cheerio and good luck,
| (signeO RICHARD"
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Posers

Here's set Of posers that have
nothing to do with school learned
knowledge. We've listed eight sing
ers and musicians and want you to
name the band leader with whom
they first won Nation wide fame. A
varning-in most cases they are
now either orchestra leaders them
selves or no longer with their orig
tnal organizations.
|. Jack Leonard.
2. Bonnie Baker.
3. Skinnay Ennis.
4. Harry Babbitt.
5. Bea Vain.
6. Tony Pastor.
7. Durelle Alexander.
8. Teddy Wilson.
You know. Jones made the best
sfter-dinner speech I ever heard
last night"
Yeah? What did he say?"
Waiter. give me the check
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Junior Star of the
Air Takes Holiday

The Junior Star of the Air,
broadcast every Saturday morn
ing over Station WMAL. has
been suspended for the re-
mainder of the summer on
account of the vacation season
vacations for members of The
Junior Star staff and for the
boys and girls who have
drsmatized the stories for the
programs. The final summer
broadcast was presented yester-
day at 10 am, featuring several
Junior Star writer's.
The broadcaSts will be re-
sumed on Saturday morning.
September S. the hour to be
announced later.
This suspension is only for
the broadcast. The Junior Star
page never takes a vacation.
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dad was a rich
importer, W h o
had branch Of
fees all over the
world. The bus
mess was a FAM
lily institution,
foun d g d b Y
Richards great
GRANDPA ther. So
Richard was the
next one in line
and had to meet
the highest eX-
pectations of his
dad.
The f a m il Y
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Sailing
Prise Contribution.
By MARGARET HAMBLEY, Is,

Prise Contribution.
BY MARGARET HAMBLEY. L
Holton Arms School.
Through the blue waters,
Sails to the wind.
Glides my proud sailboat,
Determined to win.
Other boats follow,
Dotting the waves.
Dipping like seagulls.
Circling their caves.
Round the tall lighthouse,
Whitewashed and'grim.
Past jutting headlands,
Rockbound and dim.
Past far-off pavilions,
Nestled in pines,
And fishermen's cottages
On faint ShorelineS,
Past slow-moving freighters,
Jutting black steam.
Long, sinuous yachts,
The poor mans dream.
Past small white dories
Of every make.
And m4hogany speedboats
Bob in our wake.
Onward we travel,
My sailboat and I,
To another land
OF sea and sky.
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Riddles

l. How do bees dispose of their
honey?
2. What can you put in your right
hand and not your left hand?
8. How does a jellyflsh get its
jelly?
4. Why do we 80 to bedf
8. Why are trees like snow7
Evening star., 1941-07-20

of Nick kalon-
turos, IA, student
at Mcfarland
J Tor High
S C h ol, they
have made a
jumping pit.
In the back Of
h seS along
that block is a
large vacant lot
where boys and
CIR | S OF [ II e
neig h b orhood
play. Nick was
looking over the
lot one day when
Evening star., 1941-07-20

a dress maze.
Two dresses a
W e e k S al d
Hazel, are all
I can manage
port dresses
~e most in de-
land. but occa-
.onally l do an
Cyening dress.
The hardest I've
had to do so far
was an evening
dress combining
net and velvet.
No, l have
never had A
sewing lesson,
Evening star., 1941-07-20
Lies Reckoning
Prize COnfribatioa.
BY JUNE KULLBERG, 16

Western High School.
Count your garden by the flowers.
Never by the leaves that fall,
Count your days by golden hours.
Don't remember clouds at all.
Count your nights by stars, not
shadows,
Remember smiles. not tears:
Count your life by love, not achieve
mentS,
Count your age by friends, not
years.
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Japanese Beetles Force
u. S. to Import Wasbs
By SETH HARMON.

When heading what do do? Take a
m The watch out! The
of Uncle Sans highly skilled assistants
usually dwelers much unless into
unbearable But you
garden these
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Prize Conribunon.
BY GRACE PREINKERT, II,
Mckinley High Srhnol


n
for first
with
Evening star., 1941-07-20
True to Nature
By JUNE SICKELS, IA

Powell Junior High School.
It's funny. in the winter,
When cold winds chill you through,
You wish for the summer
With its sunny skies of blue.
And then when summer comes,
And you nearly melt from heat,
You wish for winter time again
With snow and winds and sleet.
Evening star., 1941-07-20

Author-What do you think Of
this story? Give me your honest
opinion.
Editor-It's not worth anything.
Author-I know, but tell me any,
way.
Evening star., 1941-07-20

she added. but I've been sewing
since I was II years old. I wasn't
thinking Of making career Of
dress designing. but people like my
ideas, so l may change my mind
Evening star., 1941-07-20

bodice, tiny ruffes around the neck
and an eight-yard skirt, was SEN
sation.
The next Gay Hazel was known
all over school. Every girl wanted
Evening star., 1941-07-20
Lost Friend
Turns Up in
German Refugee
Plans to Enter
British Corps
BY STEFAN ZWEIG, 10,
Roosevelt Hlgh School.

Editors Note-ThiS is the final
article OF a series By q former
German refugee, HolC q Wash
inotonidn. tracing the liueS OF his
old chumS since they, Ike him
self. pere torCed-directly or
otherUiSe-to leaue their homes
in Hamburg, Germdny.J
Evening star., 1941-07-20

remember the day when Richard
joined our club. He was the per-
sonification of a spoiled child, the
little darling of his parents. His
Evening star., 1941-07-20
Vacant Lot
Is Used for
JurnpingPi
Neishborhood Boys
Hold Frequent
Athletic Events
Prize ConnibHfiOH.
By ELIZABETH FITZPATRICK, IA,

MacfarIand Junlor Hlsh SCHOOL.
BOYS in the 900 block of Quincy
street NV. are deriving a variety of
summer recreation through their
own efforts. Under the leadership
Evening star., 1941-07-20

He's such a nice old fellow that
I hope he understands,
We're very glad to meet him. but
We'd rather not shake hands.
Evening star., 1941-07-20

Well keep him in a water jar
And watch him as he grows.
And maybe when he's bigger We
Can see him change his clothes
Evening star., 1941-07-20
A nS,cers to Posers

l. Tommy Dorsey. 2. Orrin
Tucker, 8. Hal Kemp. 4. Kay
Kyser. 5. Larry Clinton. 6. Artie
Shaw. 7. Eddy Duchin. s. Benny
Goodman.
Evening star., 1941-07-20
Riddle Answers

/. They cell (selD it. 2. Your left
elbow. 8. From the ocean currents
(currantsD. 4. Because the bed
can't come to us. s. They both leave
deaf in the spring.
Evening star., 1941-07-20

Hear about John7 He swallowed
q camera film"
Gee. that's too bad I hope Moth
ing serious develops"
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periJalistickog rata u principu, pa ma koja ga
plutokratska sila objavila. Jedinstvo misljenja
kapitalsticke klase nj mao ne predstavlja je-
dinstvo misljenja radnicke klase.
Ova ce zemja postiei jedinstvo svoga
stanovnistva kada Sc uniste klasne razlike;
kada sve industrije postanu svojina svih ko
risnih clanova drustva kada &c svaki sposobni
covek zena proizvoditi kolcinu vrednosti po-
trebne "a svoie uzdrzavanje, uzvanje una
predjenje celog drustva-kada &c svaka osoba
primat punu drustvenu vrednost svoga proiZ-
voda. Tada ne samo da &c vladati potpuno je-
dinstvo naroda nego nece biti te sile ma svetu
koJa ce moci pod takvm besklasnim uredje-
MEM prouzrokovati razjedinjenje. Drugim reci-
ma kao sto je zbog klasne podele nemoguce po-
stici jedinstvo stanovnistva owe iii ma koje
druge kapitalisticke zemlje, tako &c biti jos
nemoguenije razjedniti ujedinjeno ekonom-
sko sociialno slobodno stanovnistvo Socija-
listcke Industrjalne Republic Rada.
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Socijalisticka PoSta.

A. K, CHICAGO, ILL: Revolucije Sc ne
stvaraju, jer kad bi to bio slucaj ljudi bi po
svom cefu, svakog meseca mogli stvarat
volucije. Istina je da revolucije same dolaze,
tojest pre- nego sto revoluconarna organiza-
clja moze biti instrumental revolucije stare
erustvo mora biti nesposobno da vlada po sta
rom nemoguce je vladati pc novon. Tada
revoluciol&rna klasa putem svojih organizaci-
ia obara stare i uspostavlja novo drustveno
uredjenje. Ali ako, Il nasem slucaju, radnicka
kasa nije spremna da iskoristi dolazecu revo-
luclju "a sebe onda Sc ona okrene protiv revo-
luclonarne klase, jer tada nju iskoristi vlada-
juca klasa i ova po svojoj reakcionarnoj pri-
rodi gurne drustvo unazad, kao sto Sc desi slu-
caj Il Nemackoj Italiji. U tim zeml jana re-
volucija ju kucala ma vrata ali instrument
radnlcke kl&se, ne behu pri ruci da je isko-
riste "a ono zasto je ona dasla - da obori
stare drustvo da rusevinama njegovim po-
digne novo drustvo Iii kako to reGe Daniel De
Leon:
"Tamo gde revolucija doazi i ako Sc zbog
ma kojeg razloga ne izvrsi reakciia je alter
natva.''
oiedStFenO, reVoluclJa dOlazl, ali akO Sc
prethodno nije radnicka klasa spremala da ie
uspesno izvrsi, nju ce iskorstti ovde, kao IL
swim ostalm kaptalistitkm zemI jama kapi-
talisticka klasa, i ma mesto Socijaisticke m
dustrijalne Republic Rada imacemo Indus
trijaln Feudalzam. Ali i ako Sc poslednje de-
81 to nete znatiti da nije revolucija doSla. ali
ce znaclti da radntka klasa nije. biIa sprem-
ma da je doceka. Zbog toga kada Sc kaze da
revolucije dolaze to ne znaci da Sc one izvr-
suju same bez jedne iii druge klase druStvu.
Otuda mi trudmo da sto wise radnika spre-
mimo "a docek SocjalistiGke Revouciie, da b
mogli "a vreme nienog dolaska orqanizovati
radnike industrijalno i poiticki, da bi je tako
spremni uspesno izvrsli korist progresa
ljudskog roda
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Vrio dobro; ali zaboravi, Herve sto sam ii ces-
to govorio so e tvoa skromnost terase da odbacues
TvoJa je ntegenca izuzetna; obrazovanost ii ie 81
roka nebo te e obdarlo dragocenim darom narovorne
kTasnorecvost; monask Redovi, narocita onai koien
"a prlpadam, kazem to svekoiko ponznost pazliivo
Sc regruuJu IL madh ludi ciji darov daiu obeca ME
buducnost je dosta da kaze cd kako neoceniive
vrednost bi ii bio Red kod mas bi mocao stvo
rltl sJanu karijeru b Gak posta prior naseg
manastra. Ali necu dalj razviati ovu var: ii me ne
slusas; uzecemo stvar docnije Kamo Sc tako zuris?
ldem narag ocu, stampariu Maistora
Roberta Estienna.
budl oprezan - povrh svega, nikakve indiskre-
cije!
Girarde, - odgovori Herve nesto potresna plasa
nakon easka razmisljanja ia ne znam sta moze da
Sc desi okom ducih par dana ia Gu htet ia cu sme
IL; mogu u svakom slucaju racuna da dobiem uto.
cista tvojoj celiji?
(Nastavice se.)
svaka reforma, koju kapitalizam dale. ieste
prlkrivena mera reakcje. = De Leon.
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Spsolutno nemoguce; mi nismo nikada tvrdili.
he tvrdimo sada sve do Sociialne Revoluciie
hecemo tVrdItl, da Je uspostavljanje repub-
like apsolutno nemoguce; mi smo tvrdili tvr-
dino tvrdicemo da je Jugoslavja - bilo
monarhija iii politcka republika - pod da
nasnJim prilikama utopia. Kada bi vecina iu-
goslavenskih radnika, zanatlija siromasnih
seljaka znali da ie Jugoslavija - bilo monar
hlJa iii republika - pod danasnjim priikama.
utopia, onda b smell slobodno tvrditi: da
JugoslaViJa - bilo monarhija iii politicka re-
publika nece biti uspostavljena Ali kada
bi vecna jugoslaven skin radnika. zanatIiia
slromasnih seljaka to znai, onda mi ne bi :
mali pred svojim ocma jugoslavenski monar-
hlsticki pokret. Oval pokret mediutim. mi
imamo pred svojim ocima on je svedok, da
pni ne znaju, da je Jugoslaviia - bilo mo-
narhija iii republika pod danasnjim prili-
kama, utopia. A buduci da imame tai pok-
ret pred svojim ocima, koji olicava skciju u
korist uspostavljanja Jugoslavije - monarhi-
Je III rerublike mi ne mozemo poricati mo-
guenost. da ia akcija dobije svoga izraza IL
Jugoslavenskoj monarhiji iii republici.
Povrsno posmatrajuci tn stvar ona nam
moze izgledati protivre6na: proglasiti Jugo-
slaviju - monarhiju iii polititku repubiku
- utopijom i opet ne poricati mogucnost ME
nog ostvarenja! Dublie posmatrajuci, tn ne
ma protivrecnosti. Istoriju prave ljudi ali JOS
90 danas oni nju prave nesvesno; oblike ioi
pozaJmljuju cd proslosti; mesto nauke. "a DOS
lovodju i'm slazi predanje; a predane i'm mo-
re pruziti, naiboliem slucaiu. monarhiiu ii
polltlcku republiku. sto Sc danaSnja stvarnost
media uterati Il kalup monarhije iii republikc,
SO oni jos ne znaju: ne znajuci to, oni poku-
savaJu danasnju stvarnost uterati tai ka-
(Nastavak ma g. strani)
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iskren strahovtoj zahvalnosti prena bozanskoi
moci sto dade oprosenje greha Posto mu odvratan
utcaj odvede stranputicu, oseti, po svon
misljenu, svih zlodea kojma njegova deliri-
jozna Sta buncase Fra Grard posmatrase povae-
nog momka kobna trijumfa. Posledn magic ustane
k; spopadnut vrogavcom oteura ka ogladi kapele
Franciskanac ga povuce natrag j. pokazuiuci
podobije Device, obucene eprsavu halnu cd sre-
brne tkanine natucene bserem, krunsane gsve zat-
krunom sto sveucase polumraku sabo-osvetie
nog svetSta, rece svecana gasa:
Gledaj podobije make naseg Spasitelja i pamti
reci Aposolskog Poverenika Cak ako bi cd NIGGA no.
enuto uzasno svetogrdje bo moguce, mogo bi bt on
rosteno pismom sto sad posedujes Ako je tako
II to Sc moze sumnati, sta onda estate cd grize sa
vesti straha sto te napasovahu tako prosla tr me-
SEGA? Cd dana kad, poreme6en ocajem usled otkrica
strahove tajne sto LEASE skryena dnu tvog srca
dodje meni i, ustupajuc, prov sopstvene ii volje me-
umtncm nagonu sto tt saputase: "Samo ver bices is
celjen priznade mi svoja iskusenja, cd onog dana
81 6asomice uvidjao da te tvo nagon vodjase pravo
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NAZAD CETVRT STOLECA.
JEDNI TRAZE VRAGA, DRUGI
DJAVOLA.

Pretpostavimo da Sc ustanovi republlka,
recimo po najnaprednJem americkom uzoru
Da Ii Ce ona moci, ako bi htela, ma rukopi-
patelan natin zadovoljiti teznje voiske, ma ci-
Jim bajonetima stoji njen orao? Da Ii ce mo-
ti, ako bi htela, rukopipatelan nacin "a
dovojit teznje protivne vojske, monarhistic-
Ike, da bi izbegla opasnost gradjanskog rata?
Da Ii ce moci, ako bi htela, rukopipatelan
nacin zadovoljti teznje ostaih drustvenih ele-
menata, koji ne uzese aktivna ucesca nj u ko-
rist republika nj IL korist monarhije.
Ma ova pitanja dale 81 odavno odgovor
one velke republike, cijim putem jugoslaven
ski repubikanci mogu Il jem sucaju,
poti, ciji stepen saversenstva jugosavenska
republka nikada ne moze dostlci. Evo nam,
ma primer, Sjedinjenih Drzaya. Gde su njeni
'zadovojni' seljaci zanatlije? Nema III. Ne
ma ill., Nema nj nezadoyoljnih. l iedni drugi
utonul su bezdano more proletarijata, bes-
kucnika. A da Ii joj je proetarijat zadovo
Liam. Nije. Cd Atlantika do Pacifika, cd ka-
made do Meksitkog Zaliva poduzima Sc bas o.
viii dana potera protiv "cryene zastave", pro-
tiv takozvanog "bolisev :kizma" A Sjedinjene
Etc vam monarhije ogledau zivota. Etc
republike ogledalu stvarnosti. Odeo i'm
je razlicito sust:na i'm je jednaka, izmediu
vraga djavola razlika je imenu, ali ne u
sustini, koju i'm pripisuie religiozna masta
Da pomogne seljaku, kao seljaku, cita-
vo ljudsko drustvo morale bi Sc povratiti dr.
venom plugu; da pomogne zanatliji, kao "a
natiji, citavo ljudsko drustvo morale bi Sc DO
vratiti rucnom cekicu. Seijak International
Harvester Company ne mogu Sc vozti ma is
tim kolima, he mogu opstojati u istom drus-
tVu zanat!ija Andrija Karnegie ne mogu
duvatl Il lstl rog, ne mogu metansat istoj
katedrali. Nema te monarhiie, koia moze iz-
beef ovo; nema tie repubike, koia moze pre-
broditi ovo.
5 ovlm pocinje drug odlomak:
proSlom uvodniku rekosmo:
"Bedni ljudi Ear mislte da je istorija
tollko g,upava da Sc "a ljubav vasih monar-
his.icklh iluzija vraca IL crnu Sumu Sredniep
Veka, da b naseka drva "a gradnju jugosla-
venskog prestola? Ear vi misite, da ie isto-
RIA tollko sasava Ola Sc Ia ljubav vasih DO
lltlcho-republikanskih kaaorica vraca smai-
deraj devetnajstog i osamnajstog stolefa. da
narucl odelo "a predsednika jugoslavenSke DO
liticke republike?'
Da mas lie bi citaoc krivo razumeo. tai
pasus valja bolje objasnti
MI nlsmo nikada tvrdili, ne tvrdimo sada
i sve do Socijaline Revolucije neeemo tvrditi,
da je uspostavljenje jugoslavenske monarhiie