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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-06
CityEn1p|oyes
Get WarninQ
On Strike

The threatened strike OF city
employees would be illegal and
strikers must take the conse-
quences of loss of jooS and pen.
sions," Corporation Counsel Pau
(. Krause said today.
Water Board employees already
have filed a notice Of intention 10
strike, and employees of the light.
ing commission and the DSR office
force authorized their leaders last
night 10 issue strike notices.
DPW members are meeting on
the question in Northern High
School tonight.
ALL BELONG TO ALL
All involved are members of the
State. County and Municipal En-.
ployes Union. Local No. II. ALL
The union also has members in
the public lighting commission. de.
partment of parks and recreation
and the geological parks.
The strike notice OF the water
board employees expires June is
Even President Roosevelt has
stated that strikes by govern
mental employees amount 10 re-
bellion," KrauSe said. The
terms OF employment OF city
employees are set up In the char
ter. Any city official or empioye
can resign when he wants 10.
LOSE PENSION RIGHTS
III the employees are not salts
fed they have the right to leave,
but in leaving they must take
the consequences. They would
lose their pension rights, but
their own contribution 10 the
pension fund will he returned to
them. They would not receive
an equal amount which the city
had deposited to their credit I'm
the fnud.
individuals or groups have
no right TO make new laws or
to overrule laws that have been
made by the people. The budget
has already been passed. There
Is a budget item of 100000 yet
up for wage increases and there
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-06
Bill Makes President
Gar on immigration

WAS NGTON, June s.
(INS) Legislation to give Presi-
dent Roosevelt sole control over
immigration during the emergency
was introduced in Congress today
at the request of the state depart
ment. The bill would give the
President power TO suspend immi-
grafton quotas or TO deport in
dividuals without reference 10 the
immigration statutes. Similar
powers were given President VIII
son during the World War.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-06
Chevrolet. CD. Dies
Founder of Motor Company and Pioneer Race Driver
Succumbs to Illness of Last TDo Years

beat Barney Oldfield in match
race in Yonkers.
Mr.. Chevrolet continued TO race
until 1911 when he founded the
company now bearing his name
He returned to racing in 1915 anc
retired from competition in 1920
Although he started in more thar
go races and won at least thirc
of them. he never won the Indian
apolis 500.
Mr.. evrolet was born ir
Switzerland in 1878 and came tC
the United States in 1901.
He is survived by his wife
Suzanne. and son, Alfred. He viii
be buried in Indianapolis but
funeral arrangements have not yet
been completed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-06

Late in September. 1923, Jan
VaIGn became a courier for the
underground organization of the
Communist Party with Ham
burg-BerIin as his route. Among
other Red sctiviStS. he met the
voiuptuouS Maria SchIpors. al
Turing GPU agent. He riStook
her for a hostile spy and so
reported that 10 his Red head
quarters.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-06
The War
~ in,srnsuensi Ns~, s.r,,rs

As full-scale war in the Near
East became an imminent proba-
bility, these were the latest re.
ports flashed from various capitals
on the situation today:
CAIRO Kenneth Downs, Interna-
tlonal News Service foreign
correspondent. reported that the
starting gun for all out mech
anized warfare on the Egyptian
desert would be fired within IL
DAYS. despite the handicaps OF
motorized battle in a tempera.
ture of lbs degrees in the shade
BERLIN The luftwaffe attack
on Alexandria was the first
modest move"-toward Suez. "a
be followed by Gripping assaults
against that city. Tobruk and
Cyprus while the British feet
will he hammered from pillar
TO post by bomberS. Berlin re-
ported.
-RDAE-Yhe high command an.
nounccd a sweeping raid by
Italian planes on Gibraltar. uSh-
erng IN 4 Joint ltalo-Germar
aerial campaign to break the
British grip a. both ends o ID,
Mediterranean The Mi al
force abandonS Sicily for an
other base TO a5lack-the' British
LONDON The British fleet takes
up "A "hair-trigger watch of
the Syrian coast German troop,
were reported 10 have Selzec
Damascus, hat this was denied
in Nichy Early and widespread
lnienSiiication OF submarine war.
fare Is anticipated.
GENEVA - Unconhrmcd reports
say Nichy'S attitude against
Germany has hardened. that
General Weygand has att""loo
has government policy in Syria
and may he relieved q. ms .I>,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-06

had been i'll for
the st two
years.
Originally a
bicycle racer.
Mr.. Chevrolet
became inter
ested in auto
mobiles n g a r
the turn of the
G Q n tury and
worked in the
infant plants
springing up in
the early 1905.
In 1908 r a I
hire q him 10
drive a racing
car and he set
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-06
Foreign Ships
To Be Seized
International News >er,Ic. WIZ,

WASHINGTON. June s. Presi.
dent Roosevelt signed the ShiT
seizure bill al IL A. IN. (EST)
today and simultaneously issued
an executive order directing the
United States Maritime Commits
sion TO acquire title 10 all foreign
owned ships in American ports
II IS estimated that nep"'v 1OC
ships of foreign registry-German
Frcnhc. Italian ana others WA ~
4coliirpd
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-06

Louis Chevrolet. pioneer "a .
driver and glamorous figure OF the
early automobile days. died this
morning at his home. 1895 Lake
wood. He was 63 years old He
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-06
British Envoy 10 Reds
Summoned by Eden

LONDON. June g. QNS) Sir
Stafford Grips, British ambassa-
dor 10 Moscow. was summoned 10
London by Foreign Secretary
Eden today for consultation. He
will resume his post shortly.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-06

A Nd the Swiss system Il a
"A SYSTEM NOT confused
mixture Of incompetence and in
difference.
IL il, moreover, democratic a.
yell as systematic.
The training begins nj the age
OF 10 in the schools.
But IL II not until the youth II Of
the age of citizenship that he be
comes a part of the citizens army
Of national defense.
Even then he IL not dragged
away from his home and his occu-
patton for a protracted period and
made permanent and profess
siOnal soldier.
And most assuredly he Is not
made part Of an eNpeditionary
force TO fight In alien lands for
alien interests.
He continues in his productive
Continued on Page Eleven)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-06
Auto Crash Kills Judqe

CLARE, June 6.-FuneraI serV-
ices were being arranged today for
Probate Judge w. j. Curtiss of
Isabella County. killed near here
in an automobile accident He
served as probate Judge since 1893.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-06
America First Group Gains

CHICAGO, June 6.--(INSD---
Large gains in membership dur.
ing the last month were an
nourced today BY the America
First Committee. Mrs. Janet Aver
Fairbank. national vice chairman.
claimed the gains proved that
public opinion is soiidly against
Americas entrance into the war"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-06
Murray Orders Strikers:
Go to Work, Gust Leaders
Detroit
Picture

Negotiations between Briggs
Manufacturing Company and three
unions broken off. Designing en-
gineers may vote on strike cal
Sunday. page 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-06

of 50 men stood massed, yelling
in chorus:
Hunger! Hunger! We want
a ship"
A high-pitched scream came
from the yard.
"UeberfallkOmmando!"
Policeman Mobbed
Police. Sirens pierced the air.
Three large trucks full of men
in green uniforms FLASHED to a
halt. Before they had stopped,
a hundred policemen leaped to
the pavement. They drew their
rubber truncheons while they
ran. They pitc h e d into the
crowds, dealing vicious blows
left and right. Those who re-
sisted were handcuffed and led
to the trucks. A voice roared
Arb itermoerder!" Muir
derers!"
A policeman had lost his
footing on the stairs. Four, five
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-06

Strike vote of 5000 employees
OF 81 tool and die shops will be
taken at mass meeting tomorrow
morning. Page 81
Atty Gen. Herbert J. Rushton
rules Detroit employees of State
Liquor Commission cannot legally
strike. page 81
Salaried employees OF Packard's
engineering and drafting depart
.ment repudiate $40 monthly raise
increase and authorize strike
action. Page O.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-06

rs Wilson St. Etna. Pa.
Dear Mr.. Hearst:
IT Is most encouraging 20 know
/ that a man in your position has
the courage and the means OF do
Ing 80 much In the battle of right
against wrong.
cannot understand what sort
Of n person could condemn your
valiant efforts, but We shall pray
that nothing will turn you away
from the right path.
Is there not something we par
ents can do Ia prevent them from
lowering the draft age:
We condemned other nations
and rightly 80 for taking young
sters Of l8 years, and now are we
TO believe that IL IN necessary for
any country not even at war 10
take boys of this age:
These hnXs In 1hoilSands of cases
are only beginning to know the
meaning Of having n second pair
Of trousers. and never had any
enjoyment whatsoever out Of life
Sand now we are told they are 10
be drafted.
ANY sane person will agree that
81 years II the proper age and
NOT I8 years.
Can nothing he done about this
unfairness
hope and feryeutIy pray this
does not occur.
MAY God grant you the health
and strength TO carry on.
Sincerely,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-06
MRS. HILDA GOHL

My Dear Lady:
IT Is Of course outrageous that
j American boys OF IS should be
drafted and sent 10 die in foreign
wars.
But II II almost equally outra-
eeous that American boys OF 81
should be sacrificed 10 give one or
another foreign nation political
dominance or commercial suprem-
Acy.
II YOU were asked if American
citizens should he trained and
equipped 10 defend their own coun-
try stiiifuiiy and effectively, and
II that training should not lightly
begin In the days of their youth
and he an essential part Of their
school and college education,
have no doubt. dear lady. you
would answer Yes.
So probably II II the purpose
Of the training rather than tho
training itself that We all object 10.
And II Il the thoughtless. care.
less, haphaZard way our democ-
racy has Of doing things that We
all resent and deplore.
This column has often urged an
adaptation Of the Swiss system ~
military training for the defense
OF this nation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-06
IN THE
NEWS

VOUR columnist receives many
i letters against involvement OF
the United States In foreign con-
flict, but the most touching are
from the gentle and devoted moth
ers who do not want TO see their
children sacrificed 10 the Moloch
Of war.
A typical letter from dis
dressed and distracted American
mother Is printed herewith:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-06
$500 ON STRIKE

The board and Murray acted az
the war department reported that
81, 800 men are now on strike, the
largest number since the first OF
the year, and that 2,253.216 man.
days of labor have been lost on
army contracts since January ! be-
cause of strikes.
Other developments on the labor
front are:
THE board announced its
Il recommendation for final
settlement of the dispute be-
tween John L. Lewis United
Mine Workers Union and north
ern and southern soft coal oper-
ators. 1t recommended that the
southern operators capitulate to
union demands for a wage in
crease of S1.40 day TO 81 a
day, which would eliminate the
differential between the north
ern and southern fields in the
Appalachian area.
Northern operators already
have agreed TO give the union a
$l~a day increase TO 81 a day.
The wage increase is retroactive
TO April 30. when the board
ended month-long shutdown OF
the mines.
C-The strike OF the CLOS
- United Automobile Workers
Union wbieH has closed the big
North American Aviation plant
at Inglewood. Cal, remained
deadlocked. Union leaders. who
have demanded a 10-cent-an-
hour wage increase to basic
rate of Is cents an hour. re-
turned 10 California from WASH
ington to report to the strikers.
C-The board announced q
- tentative agree ment In
averting a threatened strike OF
CIO loggers in the Columbia
River area in Oregon. The agree
ment provides a ia cents an
hour more 10 67iz cents, and
carries provisions for union
shop.
The mediation agency. in SEEK
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-06
Accept j. 5.
Terms, Says
Chief Of Clio
BY JACK VINCENT

WASHINGTON, June Elm an
unprecedented move, the National
Defense Mediation Board and
Philip Murray. president OF the
Go. today appealed TO between
$1,000 and 10000 Go strikers in
50 logging camps in the state OF
Washington to repudlate their
union leaders and return TO work
under a peace formula worked out
by the board.
Vigorously backing up President
Roosevelt's declaration that there
should be no stoppage Of work in
defense industries, the board and
Murray issued separate statements
calling for the back to work move
ment.
Murray also went further. He
denounced o. M. Orton, president
of the CLOS international Wood
workers Union, who called the
strike that has tied up lumber
operations in the Puget Sound
area
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-06

"a mile record for a dirt track in
~ as seconds. The s,me year he
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-06

Walkout of 1000 truck drivers
hauling steel in Michigan. Ohio
and Indiana postponed until Sun
day midnight as mediation efforts
continued. page 60
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-06

Martin Agronsky, NBC rep
resentative, reported in broad
I cast from Ankara that German
! forces have occupied the Syrian
( city OF Damascus.
I In a dispatch from the Syrian
frontier the London Daily Express
reported a great roundup Of anti
Nazis in the Syrian capital OF
BeirutJ
According 10 the Express the
French police in Beirut are con-
Quoting a house 10 house search
and holding hundreds of pro-
British suspects for deportation
10 Damascus.
The dispatch added that Doc
tor Van Roser, described as Chan
cellor Hitler's undercover man
had virtually taken charge of all
Syria II said the French high
commissioner. Gen. Henri DentZ
had been rendered powerless and
WAS on the point Of resigning.
Beirut port authorities were
said 10 have been ordered by
IVichy 10 make room for Axis sub.
marines and speedboats and tc
give them facilities equal TO those
Of the French navy.
GUN SHIPMENTS
Other reports from Istanbu
said the Germans have landed
large quantities Of weapons and
war equipment in Syria. including
anii-aircraft guns and otoI
trucks.
I More than $50 Axis war planes
were said 10 have arrived in Syria
yesterday from the Italian islano
of Rhodes and more than 100 Ger.
man troop-carrying planes 10 have
reached the Kayak Ajrdrome.
4 German engineering corps units
were reported building new air.
fields and other military works ir
Syria
Informed London quarters ex
pressed belief that the NaZi pre-
paratlons i'm Syria and the raiC
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-06

Renewed threat of strike OF a..
900 city employees. Union office
employees of DSR vote support fol
walkout if wage negotiations fail
page j
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Continued on Next Page, Col. 5.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-06
British Warships Off Syria;
Report Ndzis in Damascus
ANKARA REPORT
By CHARLES a. SMITH
init New. service staff Correspondent

WARTIME big Syrian airdrnmes-
Alenno and PALMYRA
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CONTINUED on Page SIX
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Continued on Page EIcven)
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-03-13

koji uei radnieku klasu da ie nuzno da Sc or
ganizuje svoju politcku partiju, da osvou
razori kapitaisti6ku politicku drzavu i da Sc
organizuie industrijano da uzme, drzi i operl-
Sc svuzemaljsku industriju upotrebu, ko-
rist svih korisnh clanova drustva.
Vodimo borbu "a ostvarenje bolJeg drus-
tvenog uredjenja, Socijalistiekog, Besklasnog
uredjenja, jer to je u nasem klasnom interesu,
ako TIE zeIimo sve veea mizeriJu, ostavima
"a odrzavanje "naseg nacina zivota" kapita-
lizma, jer mas nacin zivota' pod kapitaliz-
nom samo godi razbojnickoj kapitalistiekoj
klasi, jer mas nacin zvota' jeste naJamno-
ropski nacin zvota zbog kojeg mi patimo,
kapitalisti uzivaju.
Uzmte owe Gin jenice obzir postuplte
II skladu sa pozivom preporukom S. l.. r, Jer
radnci radnice ia organizacja drzi kljuc
kapiie sretnje buducnosti Primite ga otvo-
rite zlatna vrata zlatnije buduenosti.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-03-13

A da Ii stvar stoji drukce sa "ds-
mokratijama?''
Isto Trgovacko Odalenje po-
navlja cinjenicu da ce owe godi-
ne vlada Sjedinjenih Drzava po-
trositi "a sve svrhe, u glavnom "a
rat. s17,5o0,OOo.ooo. Ovo je tex
oko osam i pol milijardi dolara
mamie nego sto Sc racuna da &c
Nemacka potrositi Ia isto vreme,
I kada Sc uzme IL obzir da je Ne
macka II ratu protiv Britanije, IL
gledno. ma zivot smrt, a da sc
Rooseveltova vlada zaklela da O.
WI zemlju neee uvuci rat, onds
ie relativno trosak nase demo
kratije" veci cd nacisticke Ne
macke, Nemamo zvanicne padat-
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-03-13

Komunom, bice uvek slavljen
kao slavni preteca novog drus-
tva. Njegovi mucenici su "a
tvoreni velikom srcu radnic-
ke klase. Istorija je vec priko-
vala njene istrebljivace ma O.
maj javni stub, sa koga in sve
motive njihovih popova nece
skinuti."
Nema izgleda da je oval kratak
istorijski rekord poucan. On mas
uci, pre- svega, da je ucesce pred
stavnika socijalistickog proletari-
jata u jednoj revolucionarnoj vi =
di posve dopusteno principu
pod izvesnim uslovima presto ma
lozno. On nam dalje pokazuje, da
prakticna zadaca, koju je Komu-
ma imala da izvede, bila iznad
svega: ostvarenje demokratske,
ne socijalisticke diktature o.
stvarenje naseg "minimalnog oro-
grama'. Napokon, on mas podseca
da pri crpljenju pouka "a sebe i
IL Pariske Komune moramo opo-
nasati ne njene pogreske (nisu
zauzeli francusku Banku, nisu
poduzeli ofenzivu protiv Versalja,
nisu imali jasan program it'd,
vec njene praktieno uspesne mere,
koje pokazuju korektan pravsc
Ne moramo mi pozajmiti termin
"Komuna" cd velikih boraca cd
1871, niti moramo slepo ponav-
ljati svaku njihovu lozinku. sto
moramo ciniti, to je: da pazliivo
odabiramo one lozinke njihovog
programa koje prakse, odgova-
raju stanju stvari Rusiji, a koJe
su grupisane recima: revoluci-
onarna demohatska diktatura
proletarijata seljastva.
''PrOleteri'', II. julia l9O5.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-03-13

ruse kao znak sovinizma stubo-
vi koie je bio podigao Napo-
leon ma Vendome-u, koji su BIZ
Ii saliveni IL topova zauzetih IL
ratu 1909. Ovo je bilo izvrseno
16. maja. 16. aprila naredila je
Komuna popis fabrika koje su
bill napustili fabrikanti i IRA
du planova "a rad ovih fabrika
u koiima bi radili koopera-
tiyna udruzenja udruzeni rad
nici, dosad zaposleni u tim
preduzeeima. kao i organizaci-
iu ovih udruzenja u jedan We
liki savez. 20-og ukinu nocni
rad pekarskih radnika kao i
berze rada, monopolisane "a
vreme Drugog Carstva cd in
dividua koje je naimenovala
policija koji su bill eksploa-
tatori prvoga reda; berza ra-
da predata je opstini 20 kvar-
ia. 80. aprila naredi Komuna
ukidanie zaloznih banaka, ko-
ie su vrsile privatnu eksploa-
taciju radnika i bile protiv-
reenosti sa pravom radnika ma
svoja orudja "a rad i ma kre-
dit. - 5. maja ona odluci da sc
srusi kapela. koja je bila po-
dignuta radi pokajanja greho-
va "a smrt LULA sesnaestog."
Kao sto je poznato, Komuna nj
e uspela-delom dugujuei cd ME
poeinjenim pogreskama njenoj
,reteranoj veledusnosti-da ugusi
'eakciju. Komunardovci izgubise.
Pa, da Ii su oni osramotili iii kom-
,romitovali stvar proletarijata,
,ako krekece Martinov jednim
,kom ma mogucu buducu revolu-
.ionarnu vladu u Rusiji? Ocevid-
10 ne - jer evo sta Marx pisase
, Komuni:
"Radnicki Pariz, sa svojom
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-03-13

ke O ratnim troskovima Vellke
Britaniie, ali prema pokldanlm
izvestajima izgleda da ce Britain
ia preteci sve zemlje sa ratnlm
troskovima; vec je sada zovu og-
romnim arsenalom.
Tako sc skoro Geo kapltallzam
obukao u odezdu militarizma po'
mamno terra radnicku klasu da sc
do kostiju izrabdljuje proizyadJa-
iaci dan i noe ubilacka sredstva;
da ona ne SINE protiv toga usta'
jati. jer je to protiv interesa o.
tadzbine," kako NemackoJ l.
taliii. tako u Velikoj Brltan'H
i skoro je tako II Sjedinjenim Dr.
zavama!
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-03-13

maine garde, koji je dosad bio
rukama Wade, predade svoju
vlast Komuni, posto je prokla-
movao ukidanje Skandalozne
pariske moralne policije. 30.
marta ukinu Komuna regruto-
vanje i stajacu vojsku, i pri-
znade nacionalnu gardu, kojoj
su morali pripadati svi sposob-
nj gradJani, "a jednu naoruza-
nu silu; ona odlozi sve kirije
cd oktobra 1870. do aprila, ra-
cunajuci vec placene kirije ia
raeun buducih i obustavi sve
prodaje zaloga II drzavnoj "a
loznoj banci. Istoga dana svi
stranci, izabrani .Komunu, BIZ
Ii su potvrdjeni u svojoj sluz-
bi, posto je zastava Komune BIZ
la zastava svetske republike.
- l. aprila bilo je odluceno da
.najveca plata jednog cinovnika
zaposlenog u Komuni ne SINE
preci 5000 franaka (48OO mara
ka). Sutradan je odluceno raz-
dvajanje crkve Cd drzave i u
kidanje svih drzavnih placanja
"a religiozne ciljeve, kao pre-
laz svih crkvenih dobara II ma
cionalnu svojinu; 8. aprila od-
luceno je da sc izbace il sko-
la svi religiozni simboli, slike,
dogme, motive, ukratko "sve
ono Sto spada IL krug savesti
svakog pojedinca"; ova od-
luka bila je postepeno sprovet
dena. - 5-tOg, kako SUI versalj-
ske trupe puskarile zaroblje-
ne borce Komune, bi izdat de-
kret 0 Zatvaranju toca, ali on
nije bio nikad sproveden, Cog
1877. battalion nacionalne garde
iznese jayno spali gilotinu uz
opste odobravanje naroda. 12-
stog odluci Komuna da Sc raZ-
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-03-13
A. F. L. Opominje kapi-
taliste prOtiv "potOpa".
(Nastavak sa l. strane.(

(Nastavak sa / strane.(
ma, jer bez MEGA sa kapitailstl-
ma padaju fekeri, kao svi dru-
gi prevaranti. Zbog toga vi nece-
te nj jednog prevaranta cuti da
preporucuje izlaz IL okvira kapi-
talistickog. nego svi traze "po-
boljsanja" Il okviru vladavine pri-
vatne svojine, ma kakve forme.
pa fasisticke, samo da nije VIA
davina radnicke klase - Prole-
terska Revolucija.
A ovo mas sve uci da su izdal-
nici gori cd nasih otvorenih ne
prijatelja :, fekeri cd plutokra-
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10 je to sto govori O porazu
ia vam kazem da je stvar kao sto
ie nasa VEGA no sto je poraz moze
znati; to je sila mad silama. -
Francis Adams.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-03-13
TAI MAS NACIN ZIVOTA.
(Nastavak sa 2. strane.)

ka prema grdosij posleratne kapitallstlcke
krize koja ce nemnovno doci, tojest, ako sc po
zeli kapitalista do tada kaptalizam odrzi.
Z. Danas Sc sve drustveno proiZvodi, sto zna-
ci da je radnicka klasa, pod kapitaiistiekom
vladavinom, Tazvila alate prozvodnje Ia boga-
tn proizvodnju. Danas ie mogue neopisivo kra-
san zivot "a svako ljudsko bice, ier je radnic-
ka klasa povecala svoju produktivnost stotinu
puta "a proslih stotinu godina. Ne mora rad
ni6ka klasa nj "a jedan dan trpeti kapital!-
zam, jer je ona jedna ekonomski. ociialno
i kulutrno potrebna iedno korisna klasa
drustvu. kada ie takva Moi samo Jed
no fall pa da Sc Ia svagda resi- mzerije pref
ME sve vece mizeriie, TO jedno jeste usva ja-
ME programa Socijalisttke Radnitke Partije,