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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-26
ITALY ANGERED
 WITH GERMANY
Nazis Are Dominating all of CrOtia-Italian Troops
 Are ResentfuI
By LEON KAY Limited Press Stan COErespondent)

Limited Press Stan COEFespondent)
 Washington, Nov. %. -- (UP)- Well-informed Jugoslavian quarters said today their information from abroad diScloses that Italian resent ment over oermany's domination ot Croatia has resulted in Italian troops secretly arEning the famous "Chetnik" suicide army Of guerrIIlaS to attack Naxi-backed Croatian forces.
 According to these advices, the Italian troops of occupation in Jugoslavia have turned over arms to the irregulars on . number oS co. casaons recently.
 Germany now is in virtual con- trol of Croatia though, following Jugoslavia's exploitation last spring, Germany and Italy agreed that that section was to become an "inde- pendent" kingdom under Italian in- fuence.
 Instead, Germany has been arm- ing Croatian irregulars-known aS the "UStashp-and incorporating them in the regular Croatian forces which now are under almost com plete Maxi domination. The Us- taeali's leader, Ante Pavelitch, long has been nurtured by Italy but is totally under the influence of the German high command, 1t was said.
 Jugoslav sources here said this apparently explains why the Italian Duke of Spotelo, who was sched-
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-26
Tanks Smash Battle Front In Furious Desert Attacks
GermanF Forces Break Through Red Lines On Drive Toward Moscow
New York Radio Report Says They Are Only l6
 Miles Away
Rv EDWARD w. BEATTYE

United Press staff COrrespondent)
 London, Nov. 26-(UP)-derman forces attacking Moscow have broken through the Red army lines near Stalinogorsk, east of Tula, radio Moscow reported today.
 Tn an apparent attempt to attack the rear defenses of Moscow, the Germans threw Q strong force of infantry and tanks supported by planes in the direction of Stalino- gorsk, the broadcast said,
 "As the result of the exceedingly fierce battle the enemy managed to break through with iS0 tanks to the outskirts of the town," radio Moscow added. "Our troops are fighting there to prevent the enemy from advancing northeastwards."
 A northeastward advance from Stalinogorsk would put the Germans within striking distance of the de- fense behind Moscow.
 (In New York National Broadcast~ ing company heard the Vlchy radio report that German mechanized forces southeast of Kiln, which is north of Moscow, had broken through Russian defenses and were only 26 kllometers (i6 Iniles) from Moscow. The Vichy radio quoted German front report.D
 Germans Lost Heavily
 German attempts to aproach the Moscow -Tula highway were reported frustrated with heavy losses"
 The Russian war communique, broadcast by the Moscow radio, said that Tuesday night our troops fought the enemy on all fronts"
 It said that on the southern front, where Marshal Semyon Tiinoshenko
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tences os one to three years.
 Tt may seem strange for a Jew to say this. but I honor the Ku Klux Klan," he said. q honored them in the old reconstruction days and I honor the Klan today. These KlansEnen were trying to do the right thing even if they used the wrong methods"
 The Rev. Edward c. .Mackay, su- perlntsndent of the Atlanta district of the Methodist church, who, with other members of the Protestant clergy, were present to oppose the applications. replied:
 q am amazed to hear 6 brother of the Hebrew faith praise so warn- ly the Ku Klux Klan. I have de- spised the Klan Tor years because of it's injustice to the Jewiak race. I am ashamed Of any yew wn0 will defend an oruanigAtiua <lAak n
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-26

founded on the same principles and pursues the same tactics as the se- cret societies and groups in Europe that have sent so many of his rela- tives to the Ghetto. The Klan and It's methods are only comparable to the despicable Gestapo."
 Talmadge then interposed that he had known a good many people who "cut the fool because they were misdirected and misguided
 'sThe Apostle Paul was a flogger in his life, then confessed. reformed and became one of the greatest powers of the Christian church. That proves to me that good people can be misguided and do bad things"
 m concluding the hearing. he nald he realized ''the importance to so- eiety of these cases" He reserved deaiaion.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-26
British Are "AII Out" for Final Attempt to Lick
 Nazi AppOnents ITALIAN OASIS OF
 GIALO IS CAPTURED Tanks of South Africa, In. dian Troops Win--Axis Tank Column Bombed
BY WALTER COLLINS

Limited Press Staff Correspondent,
 Cairo, November 26.-(Up) British tank reinforce. nents smashed into the Libyan battle front today in an all out attempt to win the vital battle of Sidi Rezegh, in the desert south of Tobruk. Although the Sidi ReZegh sec- tor remained the scene of the decisive" battle in Libya, the British cosnnunique reported two other important developments:
 1. Capture by South African tanks and Indian troops of the ftai- fen Oasis of 6ialo, 200 miles east of Egypt, where 200 prisoners and much war equipment were taken.
 2. A drive across the Llbyan from tier into Egypt by Q rowing Axis tank column which moved up tho border in c diversion attack but was being continuously bombed by British airplanes and had lost one third of It's strength.
 British Tanks I'm Actlen
 The British armored units, which previously had been held in re- serve, "have now reached the for ward areas" 6 general headquart' CTS communique said, and are CO., operating with the main British tEi- fantry and artillery forces and tho British details fighting their way out from Tohruk.
 The Sidi Rezegh area, where the British are attempting to join all of their strength in . knockout blowl remains the main battle front and another heavy clash" was believed to be developing this afternoon.
 The renewal of the Sidi Rezegh battle with Q considerable" num- Der Of fresh British tanks overahad- owed developments on other sectors of the Libyan front, where the British announced that South Af- rican mechanized forces and Indian troops had captured the Italian oasis of Gialo after a 200 miles dash across the southern part of the desert.
 This drive was part of c sweeping encirclement thrust intended to strike at the Axis rear lines, appar- ently in the BengaEi area. The ad- vance spearhead already was re- ported to have pushed on from the Gialo sector toward the Gulf of Sidra, about i60 miles northwest.
 Two hundred prisoners and large amount of military stores and equipment were captured by the British at Gialo.
 Main Battlefront
 The main battlefront, however, continued in the Sidi Rezegh sec- tor, where the British were encoun- tering substantial" Axis reinforce ments, and in the sector along tho Egyptian frontier, where 1t was acc knowledged that the enemy staged a raid on a substantial scale east of the frontier south of Sidi Omar This meant that the Axis raider pushed into Egypt ~in an effort k
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-26
$O6,Ol6 LOST TO
 ''HOD CARRIERS"
Four Suspended Officials of Their Union Charged
 With Embezzlement

st. Louis, Mo, Nov. 2e.-(UP)-A circuit court indictment today charged four suspended ofacials of the International Hod Carriers. Building and Common Laborers Union (AFL) with embedding $e6,- Oie from union funds.
 The indictment was returned after a six-week grand jury invegti- gation disclosed that union books allegedly recorded smaller receipts than were collected from applicants for jobs on defense projects. Named in the indictment were President Edward Hill, Secretary Treasurer Orvil Golden and BuSiness Agents Earl Jenkins and Paul Hulahan of Local 42.
 A second indictment charged Cliff ton Chaney, union sergeant at arms,
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-26
AMERICAN DR.
 IS IMPRISONED Mexican Judge Holds Dr. Arthur F. Torrance for
 Wife Murder
By FRANK M. WHITE

(Unate0 kEe8S stan COrreSp0m0entl
 Monterrey, Mexico, Nov. 26-(UP) Judge Jesus B. Santos formally committed to prison tocay Dr. Ar thur P. Torrance, 54, American sci- enlist and explorer charged with murdering his 6S year old bride of three weeks.
 The commitment was based on cir- cumstantial evidence heard by San- tos during the last two days and is equivalent to grand jury indict- ment. Santos will be the final judge of Torrance's guilt. there being no jury trial under Mexican criminal procedure.
 Torrance and Richard Loveland, son of Mrs. Ada Loveland Torrance, the defendants wife, have been. the principal witnesses. Loveland charged yesterday that Torrance had killed Mrs. Torrance, widow of a wealthy Kalamazoo. Mich, paper manufac- turer, to get her money or for re-
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-26
TREASURY BALANCE

Washington, Nov. 2e--(UP)-Gov ernment expenses and receipts GoB the current fiscal year through Nov 24th, compared with a year ago: Thas Year Expenses Lma& KeaA $s, ,666, 500 ,65S.15 s3,S3l, ,163,Se
 Defense Spending e,105, ,432,267.56 $1,196, ,s9e, ,e52.ee
 Receipts
 $2,ss3,316,332.5s s2,l0e, ,7ez, ,s0e.0a S, ,72s, ,422. .s75.5s si.7os, ,fa7.s .s5s.sa
 Cash Balance $2. 2.22s.5ss.51s.sO Si.sls.7i1.s7s.lt
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-26
Americans Asked. To Evacuate Both. China, Japan Now
Tokyo Claims It Was Done to Influence Conference at Washington Secretary of State Hull Gives
 EnvOys Every Chance
DY ROBERT BELLAKRE fUnltaA Prem Staff CarregnonAenAl

Tokyo November 26. - CUP) = The United States embassy acting on orders from Washington made new urgent appeal to all Americans today to evacuae Japan and occupied China The Japanese thought 1t was new pressure move to influence negotiations proceeding tn
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-26

Inc boys lm camp GnBegy@ ahe best rk everything thls ChTlStmas. You'll ilnd Gift suggestion for chem in the nemocrat's xmas Gift selsctoE.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-26

Clear, Cold Tonight, Ihursday Fair, Colder EuI weather RspoEs Psss g,
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RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-02-20
Kroz kapitalisticku Ameriku.
Tai ZlOglasni bill II. r. 1776.

Prbzuje H.. postati
ncka kuta usvoa 260 asova 65 protv ottawa
burzoaska sredva javnog mnnJa
radncke klae da in akcu ako in
pedob reakconane poekta H. R. 1776 Porato
Engleske w Wke Njegova ska svugd prkazuje, ME
buzoaska obavuje Brian
poalu adje. H. je pomot
Brtanij" bi wise radnka pedobo Wjkea
svugde oga5uju
Nj ogaseno sredvo pipaca "javnog mnjena koje
merican Institute Public Opinion nie zaborav da bur
zoau nappa dovono javnog mnjena da b dokazo kako
vecini amertk radnici R. l776 Ono tVrd da SO
giasaa zemlje pomenut proekat Pomenut bill dale Pred
sednku zene punu vadania svonom radon
pod BLOWN progas protiv raikova
zdat naedbu drafovanje radnika Predsednk
zene imao bi moe da proga prisn rad radnike
1cnle "naconaln odbrane
obzir Pedsedniku dae moe obespravien radnka
eska pada tvrdnju Public Opn
ION druga burzoaka edstva koa ho ubede
vecina radnika H. R. 776,
zarobvanje Jer ozakonjenem poenug ba Prededn
da rapus polit6ke partije iun da pod
zgovorom narcotic opasnos
so Justice Reed eee da pod akvm ulovma treb
Cd naroda oduzetit -
izgled pedstavnici privatne
vone kao nhovi koege predavntkoj kuc vecinom ga
usvoiit reakcionane zgasnog prokta H. r.
l776 nj mao sumne tome da nete Preddnik Roo
Welt popisat progas
MIN,
sprovodi reakcionarne
zarobvanie Neka majmunse termoneom temperature
oja dokazue radnc konkrpciu zao
n H. r. 776 ko ce da takvm poane, estate nezm
njena koo zkovski kapiazam
okupe Socastcke
ritke Parti
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-02-20
StrajkOvi produzuju.

Dok burzoaska sredstva "avnog mnjena petnih lila
rude da dokazu da radnici svoe vce obepavne
dotle radnc svom jednm dugm
oni nece to vece obespravljenje
Youngstown, O. zsi rajk 1000 radnka Youngstown
njihove radne uslove
Oko $500 radnka Motor Wheel Corporation lansing Mich.
asl strak ignoral poziv NJ D. Wagonera kap
asckog drzave d odmah
bi naconane odbrane opasnos"
cak ponudo poicisku pratnu onim radncma ze
nj posove povrate pozvu
reakcionara.
Pored gornh srajkova strajku jos naaze 1000 adna
AlisChalmers Co. Milwaukee, Wis radnka international
Harvester Co. Chicago.
Drugi novi strajkovi Niagara Falls n Y
oium Corporation naae ce dana ajku Carteret n
adnc FosterWheeler Corporation zas strajk
viscu cd 0c. dana odmora godinu platom
Predsednk Roosevelt shodno
Labor Acta odgod pree
moguc pokusaji Cd federan
kakvog dokoncavanja Strajkova.
Premda strakovi uzaudno rosene pokusau
stvano pobosa stane radnika kaptaizmom
oguce pak dok god radnci zaze
2otov da legnu da take lako NINA mile wolfe
plutokata Iii kako to De Leon ednom prkom
ucim radnicima:
dae tope simpatije socijasa prkos
vaslh stalno opovanh pogreaka svar onovnh pncpa c
(Nasavak d srani)
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-02-20

Sa nekoiko javaju Rumunij naaze $50 600
hemachh vonka 800 bombasa Sofie avau a. febua
da bugarka vada predaa Nemacko tes dozvot o Ga
kroz podje nemacka vesi avau da
Bugarsko nalaz povec vojke 100000
nacistckih sla
manija.
strani nacsckh sa, ponosat kao Rumune toes
knuce njom diplomatske avonskm bombama &c
bombardovat njene polozaje
Premier Wade Jugosavije D. Cvekovc A. Cncar Nakovc,
inistar nostrane poitke Hterov o
"sporazumu Hitler Jugoslavja "neurana" ako
Nemaka Bugarsku ako napadne Tursku Ne vee da
joj Nemacka dati Solun neuanos Jamacno
da Htlerov go Cvetkovc Makovc obecali Hieru
da Jugoslavija uradi sto cd ME traz Hitler.
Tako defntivnm odlaskom Jugosave volno nevolno 81
lama Osovine Grck ostala verna demokraama Hit
cr tojest nemacka sla e posa da ea Brtanu pot
Bakana vesti vele de svom prkom Ne
macka nudti Grcko nemacki
acka mlarna sla navace Atenu druga Grcke
Sada pod nasnm upivom iii dreknom okupacijom
;azi Grck Evropske Rus celia kntinentana Europa
kama nacstkh zmaa Engleska nalaz Grcka
zgd Nema6ka no nasavti bombardovanjer
Branie drzec srahu da Moi prodret da ce svarno
svu gavnu su upre Sredozemnom Moru sprec dali
brtanske pobede u Afric
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-02-20
ZaSt0 nece Spanija u rat.

javljau februara postiglo
Spanije Mussol
na dktatora Itale Franko vee rekao Mussoniu da n
pae nacistickog vdet porazenu Brian
Ali preko praskog osecana Fanko nece da
Spaniju rat ako da b
ucini da prsi gnera Weyganda da Voju vojsku
cd oko 500 upotreb bob Brtane sto b bo cd
oenve vrednos nacist6ke se er b ada ma priku da
zaustave prod Branie k Tuns da je prise
povrat naag Egypt pa dalje. ALL vesti javau
Franko nije mogao sloziti spanju u rat
caoc secau dobro Franka popel presto nacscke
sile b b Franko sozo obv Br
tamil zbog potv ngovh edna
veka sla sprecava tome Da vast
preko spanskog radnog
roda mora sti gradove puosju unisten
(Nastavak Ia srani.)
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-02-20
VOL. XXXIV. - GOD. XXXIV.
Vazne medjunarodne vesti.
NapetO stanje DalekOg IstOka.

sangaja avljaju februara
Evropski Rat pros Dakom stoku oest da ce Japan
zaedno Nemackom navali Branije strah
ocekvanu ce Nemacka aom naskoro
kusai zadati smn udara Brni nekoko mesta Evrop
japan &c isto naval britanske pozc Thom
e ozbjna tinjenca zabrinua
vada Sjednnih Drzava koa ugra voje gadane duge
STRANGE tim ryedelima da i'll napuse
Ita veil da Japan koncentse svoju vonu u
Hanan, da 600 bombasa da bzin Indo-kne
apanske ad Ovu potvrdue edna rani
l3 Hongkonga, koa dodae ratnh
!ad atnih sprava bizini manjim
japanskm ostrvima.
pretece kreanju japanke vojne Britannia
odgovoria urdjenem njen baze kod Sim
gapore veil bez ikakve obave poavit
II vod og predela.
mperjaistieki Japana gurau podire JUNO
Da pokuat protiv IndoKne
pokori Taand (Sam) da osvo ocnu Indu ko
pripadaa Holandij kojima danas vladaju
zapadne "demoaje objava japansk vlada
Japan pokusa predee
to uvuc Sjedinene Drzave IL direktno
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-02-20

zadatak naSe rev0|uCiOnarne $tampe.

dosledna sVOme ObecanJu. Sa s.
vojom stampom; sa svoJlm mno-
gobrojnim "prosvetnim' ustano-
wanna, ona ie zabarikadirala rad
nicke mozgove, str0go paZeCi d.
budu zabarikadirani cd kolevke
pa do groba. Trunka klasne sves
ii ne sm edospeti - ne sme oza
riti naiamno roblJe To i'm je We
eta lozinka.
"Vaspitani" ma oval nacin -
"vaspitani' strogom okviru ka-
pitaliznla radnici Sc mogu u
'junije" grupisati; mogu straiko-
vati; mogu "svoje nezavisne' po-
liticke partije uspostavljati; mo-
gu in krstiti imenom: "socijalis
tickim komunistickim"; mogu
"svoie predstavnike" birati: mogu
rovoriti: mogu protestvovati: mo-
gu sve to Ciniti - kao Sto su Il
stvari kroz poslednjih decenija !
chill = pa ipak, svi niihovi napo-
ri moraju nepogresivo sluziti, ne
njihovim, nego kapitalistickim in
teresima. Cist ucin do koga je ka-
pitalistieko vaspitanje dovelo raG-
nicku klasu, naIazI tsvoj vrhunac
Prvom Drugom Svetskom
Ratu, u kojima Sc svetska radni-
cka klasa interesu svetskoe
kapitalizma medjusobno kasapi
istrebljuie.
IL svega ovoga Sto smo dCvde
rekli postaje ocevidno: da prvi
korak dohrom pravcu sastoji Sc:
u oslobodjenju radnicke klase is
pod upliva kapitalisticke stampe
njezinog "vaspitanja" Il opste.
| ovde pri ovom poslu ispoljava
Sc ona poteSkoca sa kojom je suo-
Cena naSa revolucionarna Stampa.
Ali ma kako velika ia poteskoca
bila. ona mora biti savladana.
Nasa revolucionarna stampa mo-
ra zavladati umovima naSe klase
Drugim recima receno: Mora IL
vrsiti umnu revoluciju u glavama
radniGke klase.
Govoreci zadatku nase revo-
lucionarne stampe, zelja nam je
da sami sebe potsetimo ma naSu
sopstvenu duznost prema naSoJ
stampi. Tempo uspeha nase stam-
pc uvek ce pod swim okolnosti-
ma zavisiti cd naSe aktivnosti.
Sada. da RADNICkA BORBA do
bile medju radnicima veci sve
veci broj citaoca: da Sc nasa lite
ratura svestrano medju radnici-
ma prosiri - to je posao koji pa
da ma naSa pleca - ma pleca mas
iclanova simpaticara nase Fede-
racije, uz veliku saradnju koju
nam mogu pruziti svi ostali pref
9latnici RADNICkE BORBE.
Dakle, vrsimo svoju revolucionar-
nu duznost, drugovi drugarice.
Racimo Sc svojski swim silama M
posao. Ma posao radi svestranoe
prosirenia revolucionarne S. L. P.
stampe.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-02-20
Pise: L. Stefanoyic.

Proleterska Revolucija, koja ci
liza da obori klasno kapitalisticke
drustveno uredjenje da ga zane
ne besklasnim drustvenim uredje
MEM, ne moze biti izyrsena doklc
god Sc, ma prvom mestu, neizvrS
revolucija Il glavama radnicke
hlase. Drugim recima receno: Be2
duhovne revolucije nema drust-
vene revolucije.
Oval prvostepeno vazan posao
= noparan i teak posao = obav-
liza konacno ina da ga obavi ma
sa revolucionarna socijalisticka
radnicka stampa. Ona je ia koja
izgoni burzoaske nakaradne poJ-
move 0 drustvenoj znanosti il gla-
va radnicke klase zamenjujuci III
klasnom svescu. Ona je ta, koja
vrsi oval umni preobrazaj - ovu
revoluciiu = Il glavama radniCke
klase. Otuda ona ieste jedini po-
bornik Marksove krilatice: 20
slobodjenje radniGke klase. mora
biti delo same radnicke klase".
Nj rekos92f da je, tai posao, ko-
ga ina da obavi nasa stampa, ma
poran i teak. Otkuda ia potesko-
ca? Da Ii ona dolaZi otuda, sto bI
radnicka klasa bila Il opSte nespo-
sobna da shvati raZume oslobo-
dilacku ideju koju joj naSa STAN
pa objasnjava? Poznato nam je.
da svi takozvani progresivni, ra
dikalni i slicni element tvrde: ka-
ko ie radnieka klasa "prirQdno
nesposobna" da pojmi yelike druS
tvene probleme. Poznato nam je
i to. da pseudokomunisti, koji do
JUICE lazno pretendovahu da Sc bo
re "a "oslobodjenje'' radnicke
klase. ne smatrahu radnitku kla
su sposobnom da sama izvoiuje
to takozvano njihovo oslobodje-
ME. "Vodia je sve sva. On sve
razume, on sve zna'. Prema cemu,
"objasnjavahu" dale owl "oslo-
boditelji'', sve Sto radnitka klasa
ina da cini jeste: da njegove
("vodjine"O, savete sluSa i njego-
We naloge izvrSuje. Cudna Ii je ia
zivotinja "vodja". Sto ovako mis-
ljenje radnicima gaze razni la
zovi cd zanata, to je potpuno ra-
zumljivo. Nezgoda je u tome, sto
takvo misljenje gale sebi svo-
joj klasi mnogi radnici. cesto
sc cuje - kada je rec naSoi re
volucionarnoj stampi njenom
pisanju sa strane radnika:
I'M to nikada necemo razumeti.
Mi smo nesposobni da to razume-
mo-.
Mi sa prezirom odbacujemo III
laznu ponizavajucu tvrdnju. da
je nasa klasa, bilo prirodno iii i
mace, nesposobna da shvati da
razume marksisticku oslobodila-
cku znanost koju joi objasnjava
nasa revolucionarna Stampa. kao
god sto je nasa klasa bila sposob-
ma da pojmi da razume kako da
krece svekoliku modernu indus
triju da istu stalno usavrsava
- usavrsava krece = process,
koji radnike sve wise cini sposob-
MIN da tacno pojme da razumu
nebrojena pojedina6na zivotna pi-
tanja = tako isto je ona sposobna
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-02-20

da pOJmi ! GA latLo faZume I
drustveno pitanje sa taGke gladis
ia svojih klasnih interesa resi-.
Onaj koji zeli da Sc uveri tao
most nase ocene, tai neha zapode-
ne razgovor sa makojim proseC-
MIN radnikom brZo &c sc uveriti
da ie nasa ocena tacna. Neka po-
kuSa razgovOr 0 hranl. | ako Sc
radnik dobrim delom hrani "nadu~
venim iii napirenim kobasicama' >
zvane "baloni', on vas nikada ne
&c ubediivati: da su te "kobasice'
bolie cd prvoklasnog Beef Steak
a. No protiv, on &c VAN objasnja-
vati: kako niegovim obasican7a
ina malo iii nimalo yitamina, a
redjace VAN niZ vitamina koji Sc
nalaze govedjoj butini koii sd
potrebni liudskom organizmu. HI:
ako Sc sa radnikom povede raZ
govor stanovima, on - j ako Il
vi Ii skuCenoj daScari nikada
vas neCe ubediivati. kako je ME
gova skucena daScara bolia od
moderno- udobnog stana. On c.
YAM ma protiv, izraziti njegoyu
neodoljiyu -tezniA ~ Hodernia
stanom. Ako Sc pax povede razgo-
vor o .odelu. on vas nikada nece
ubedjivati. da je njegovo prozir
no pohabano odelo bolje, po ME
gov zivot i zdravlje, nego Ii novo
i prvoklasno odelo. NajZad, ako
otpocnete razgovor 0 transporta
ciji / ovde kod oyog pitanja rad
nix vas ne ubediivati, kako Jc
nlegov start i rasklamani automo-
bill, Sa kojim on Zvekece po grad
skim ulicama - bolji cd najnovi-
jeg modela. Sa ushicenjem on cc
vam pricati i detaljno objasnja-
vati prednost novog automobile.
a narcotic ce podvlaciti, kako Je
Ii staniu de smesta zagrebe to
sesdeset i wise milja ma sat. Uz-
disuGi on &c VAN reel: "Cim prvu
priliku ugrabim odmah Gu novu
karu nabaviti". Nj ponavliamo ::
Nasa ie klasa sposobna da pojm.
i da razume marksisticku oslobo-
dilaCku znanost. Prema cemu po-
teskoce ia nasu Stampu dolaze Sd
drugoga boka.
Kada je kapitalistieki na6in
proizvodnje u svome razvitku do
sac do tacke da rucni rad zamene
masinskim radon, odmah Sc gla-
wanna "progresivnih" burzoa to-
ga vremena pojavi ideja o "vaspi-
tanju" radnicke klase. Razume Sc,
ne radi radnikovog vaspitanja, ne
90 IL razloga sto maSina zahteva
sc radnjka da bar donekle zna ci-
tati pisati. Tako burzoazija pos
ia "pobornik" javnog "vaspita-
MIA. Protiv ovoga plana, odmah
u pocetku, ustajase reakcionarna
burzoaziia. "Sta vi to hocete, svo-
ga roba uciti citati? Gde vam je
pamet? Ear ne znate da je u to-
me najveca opasnost?' Tako su
eovorili oni svojoj "progresivnoj'
,braci. "Nebojte Sc nista". Tesili
su "progresivci" svoie reakcionar-
ne kolege. "Nebojte Sc. Oni &c ci-
tati ono sto i'm mi damo'. Citao-
&c obrati paznju ma tn podvucenu
recenicu.
Neka Sc zabelezi cinjenica !:
da je kapitalistieka klasa ostala
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-02-20
N1AsA SYRIA: Uniste-

N1AsA SYRIA: Uniste-
~ uje kapitalisti6kog ure-
dienja; unistenje najam
nog ropstva radnicke kla.
Sc; prenasanje svih zemaIj-
skin industrija U ruke Or
ganizovanih proizvodjaca:
svak 0 ID radniku potpun
piod njegovog rsda: oslo
6ndjenje ce'a2 c0vecan-
stva % morije klasne Via,
davine; uspOstavlianje Sl"-
bodne Zajednice nrnc"ra
Drugarica - lndustrijal-
ne Republic RaGa.