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CLEVELAND, o. THURS DAY, JULY oath, 1941.
St a ( e k a e =?

cinjavanja koje je jos svet upam-
ito. Oklevajuci izgubiti cemo i
najmanje slobode; klasno prosve-
ceni i valjano organizovani, svet
&c biti mas - NE SMEMO DA-
LIE cEKATI!
Sta da radimp? Ako ste ranije
kupili jedan iii wise primeraka
nase literature a niste je odavno
citali, zavirite u ormare iii ku-
fere. U recima naucf m e,
mozda prasne, knjizice naci &c
te oslobodilacku ideju INDUS
TRIJALNOG JUNIONIZMA. Ako
niste ranije kupili nasu literatu-
ru narucite nekoliko brosura cim
pre-.
DaIe, treba da razumemo sta
Sc desava Il ludoj kuci kapitaliz-
ma sirom sveta. Znamo mi, citate
vi novine! Ali ina novina novi-
ma. Sa ponosom dubokim uvere
MEM kazemo yam da ako ne citate
RADNIGKU BORBU tada ne ei-
tate novinu, ma jugoslavenskom
jeziku, koja zastupa vase intere-
Sc. Ne trazimo cd vas da nam We
rujete. Uzmite primerak RAD
NICKE BORBE pa ga usporedite
sa ma kojom novinom pisanom
jngoslavenskim jezikom vidicete
osnovnu razliku izmedju mas /
drugih organizacija.
Kada Sc uverite da Socijalis-
ticka Radnicka Partija predsta-
villa vase interese, kada vam bu-
de jasno da ina izlaza il ovog lu-
dila klasnog drustva, tada treba
da nam pruzite svoju ruku po-
mo6nicu tako da zajednicki pros
vetimo ostale nase drugove ro-
bove.
u koliko uspemo klasno pros
vetiti sve veci broj nase klase
toliko cemo Sc priblizivati danu
naseg zajednickog oslobodjenja.
Tai dan &c doci kada sa nasim
zajednickim radon putem naseg
politickog izraza kroz Socijalis-
ticku Radnicku Partiju mi odlu-
elmo da nam je dosta klasnog
drustva, da nam je dosta mizerije,
besposlice, rata i unistavanja -
da nam je dosta kapitalizma! To
&c biti gromoglasni poklic Prole-
terske Revolucije. Prigrlite ideju
Socijalisticke Radnicke Partije
= ideju SOCIJALISTICKOG IN
DUSTRIJALNOG JUNIONIZMA.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-07-24

govorili, govorimo, da beZ raz-
like we're iii narodnosti svi mi
pripadamo radni6koj klasi. Ako
i dale verujete da je hrvatski
izrabljivac brat hrvatskog radni-
ka, srpski izrabljivae brat srp-
skog radnika, slovenacki izrab-
ljivac brat slovenaekog radnika,
-ako verujete tn ocevidnu laz,
stojte gde jeste, bnnite Sc jedan
protiv drugoga u korist svojih
izrabliivaca. Ali, ako ste naucili
da narodno pitanje nije nase pi-
TAME; ako ste naucili da nema
razlike izmedju kapitalistiekih
lopova ma kako Sc oni krstili -
STA CEKATE?
Cetvrti su vam govorili da &c
vam oni pomoci a vi samo treba
da in sledite; mi smo yam govo-
rili, i govorimo, da nasa radnicka
klasa mora da ina nadu sama u
sebe posto oslobodienje radnieke
klase mora biti delo same radnie-
ke klase. Je Ii vam dosta made Il
drugoga, jeste Ii gotovi da polo
ute svoju nadu u sebe svoju
klasu, jeste Ii voljni da Sc spre-
mate "a klasnosvesnu borbu pro-
tiv svog kapitalistickog neprija-
telja? - STA cEKATE?
Bilo je vreme kada je trebalo
mnogo govoriti da bi radnik
mogao razumeti kud mas vodi ka-
kapitalizam. To vreme je proslo.
Danas. hoji imaju oei voljni
SUI da iii upotrebe, sa pola nuke
mozemo v d e ii svoju sud-
binu pod kapitalizmom ako pro-
duzimo sa oklevanjem. Pogledaj-
te sta Sc desi u Italiji, Nemackoj,
Jugoslaviji ostalim zemljama.
Promislite malo sto Sc desava ov-
de nekada slobodnoj America.
Prst ma cello najamno robbie!
Sudbina nasa visi vasoj wolff da
Sc klasno prosvetite spremite
"a borbu protiv klasnog nam ne
prijatelja - STA cEKATE?
Nemojte cekati dalje. Mas klas-
nj neprijatelj, kapitalisticka kla-
sa, krvolocno je odluena da odr-
Ii svoj lopovski sistem izrablji-
vanja po svaku cenu. Nema toga
zlocina kojeg ona nije spremna
pociniti da bi sc odrzala. Ako Sc
klasno ne prosvetimo valjano ne
organizujemo mnogi cemo p1atiti
zivotima a ostali &c stenjati pod
jarmom najbrutalnije forme pot
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-07-24
Pise: J. Pirincin.

Sta cekate drugovi robovi?
Da Ii vam nije dosadilo cekati da
neko nesto "a vas uradi? Je Ii vam
dosta praznih obecanja; jesu Ii
vam dosadili lazni spasitelji IL
bavitelji?
Secate Sc vi pas? Mora da Sc
secate! Preko trideset godina
kucamo vam ma vrata. Pc neka-
da ste nam vrata otvarali a DO
nekada niste. Preko trideset 60
dina pozivano vas ma nase skup-
stine, zabave vecerinke; preko
trideset godina nudimo yam nasu
stampu j literaturu. Po nekada
dodjete ma nase sastanke; jedan
prilican broj vas kupio je po je-
dan iii wise primerak nase lite
rature; hiljade vasih imena proslo
je kroz adresar RADNICKE
BORBE.
Znate vi ko smo mi! Mi smo
socialist. Mi smo ljudi koji smo
zagrili ideju oslobodjenja rad
nicke klase. Mi smo revolucionari.
Nismo mi jedini koji smo do
lazili kod vas i trazili vasu po-
moe. Dolazili su kod vas drugi
ljudi koji su vam govorili bo-
Hem zivotu. Znate vi razliku iz-
medju mas drugih!
Jedni su vam govorili da &c biti
bolje prilike "a nasu klasu; mi
smo yam govorili, govorimo, da
pod kapitalizmom stanje radnic-
ke klase mora neizbezno da ide
sa zla ma gore. Ako yam je stanje
bolje, stojte gde jeste: Ali, ako
yam je gore - STA CEKATE?
Drugi su YAM govorili da stu
pate junije koje uce da su rad
i kapital braca; mi smo yam go
vorili, i govorimo, da rad kapi-
tai nisu braca vec da su to klas-
nj neprijatelji, te zbog toga mo-
ramo graditi juniju svoje klase
sa ciljem da osvojimo sredstva
naseg opstanka. Verujete Ii sada
da su rad i kapitai braca? Ako
verujete bratstvo rada' kapi-
tala stojte gde jeste. Ali, ako ste
naucili gorkim iskustvom da je
kapitalisticka klasa mas kasap-
mix a ne mas brat - STA CEKA-
TIE?
Treci su vas delili dele vas,
ma Hrvate, Srbe Slovence ma ka-
tolike pravoslavne; mi smo vam
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-07-24
G0mile neprodat0g zita: mili0ni gladnih.

Cd prose hambarm oao neprodato oko ,284
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godn americka psene bi 100000 kada
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ema imat koicnu psenice 13180OOO00 busl
postojeca pseni6na pjaca usat oko
100000 900 bus oa 10000 neproda
tih buSli psenice neprodata kocna sor zme
Dok stovarSta pucaju ranovsnim Ii
votnim mioni gladuju, zeml
tako kapiackom Ovde vele da preko 70
po pate prikvene" gadi Francuske javljau
mlada deca rau spod nomane vene ene zbog
pate prkrvenog gadovanja zvesta da
zbog Francusko pate
bolova II zgobovima da i'm krive.
Dole semom prozvodnje prodaju, kom, jednoj
prenapunjenos svh zivonh poreb
sna ko radnc proizve drugo stran mloni radnog
naroda pate cd gadovanja svh drugh neopsvh uzasa!
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-07-24
DEBATA
izmediu Cvetkova Leontica pred sudom
MarkSiZma iStOriie

Pre- adese ti jugoavena
odauh jugoavenh radna saran veke gsenske ave t M
ga
sitiko
dogadju upJkrepn
htorjsk
e 5 cent u mekom 3 3ceniu u rdom mpoezu
ovcem eba satn adresu:
Knizara Radncke BOrbe
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RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-07-24
MSAsA sREDsrv

M1ASA s r e d STv A.
|NProsvetivanje radnitks
klase q duhu Markstzma:
da su rad I kapital nepo.
mirljivi neprijatelii: or9s.
nizovanje radnicke klase r.
jednu RevoluciOnarnu PO-
lititku Partiju "a osvaja.
ME I razaranje Politicke
Drzave kapitalizma: crea
nizovanje radnika I u jed.
nu revolucionarnu Indus.
trijalnu Juniju "a uzima-
ME, drzanje I kretanje svib
zemaljskih industrial
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-07-24
iMAsA SYRIA: Uniste-
Hhje kapitalisti6kog ure-

Shje kapitalistitkog ure-
djenja; unistenje najam
aog ropstva radnicke kla.
sc; prenasanje svih zemalj-
skin industrija u ruke or
ganizovanih proizvodjaca:
svakOm radniku potpun
plod njegovog rada: oslo
bOdjenje celOg cOvecan-
stva cd morije Klasne Via
davine; uspostavljanie S'"-
bOdne Zajednice Drugova
Drugarica - Industrial
ne Republic Rada-
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-04-18

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Evening star., 1941-04-17
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(2) Mems Suits; bankers gray;
sizes for regulars, IS and 36.
Reg. 1895 900
t3) Mems Gabardine Coats and
Pants; green only. Sizes for
regulars. 81 and AZ, also "a
short. Reg. 1895 900
~ Mems Spring Suits; green
herringbone size A regular.
Were 1895 $50
"a Mans Suit; gray pin stripe;
size 80 regular. Was 1895.
900
D Mans Suit; light gray
worsted; size IS stout. Reg.
1895 - - 800
(2) Mems Reversible Coats;
green herringbone; sizes 40 and
AZ. Reg. 1850 900
(2) Mems Raincoats; tan cheek
and eggshell; sizes 38 and 40.
Reg. 3.98 -'...-79e
(40) Mems Work Pants: coverts
and whipcords; sizes 80 OF 40.
Reg. $50 sac
Goldenberg's-Mdin Floor
Evening star., 1941-04-17
GLOVES

(146) Women's Fabric Gloves;
rayon and cotton; white and
colors. Reg. 79c ---4oe
(101) Women's Doeskin Gloves; !;
finished sheepskin. Seconds of
1.29 quality -------39e
(143 Women's Fabric Gloves; ;
white and colors. Samples and
seconds of soc quality -----29e
(12l) Women's Fabric Gloves;
rayon suede; assorted colors;
broken sizes. Reg. 39c--l0e
Goldenberu's-Mdin Floor
Evening star., 1941-04-17
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(S) Corduroy Jackets; dusty rose
color. Reg. 1.99 100
(2) Corduroy Jumpers; size IL
in navy and size 16 in black.
Reg. 4e9 ------------ 2.o9
(3) Extra Size Wool Plaid Skirts;
38 waist. Reg. 4.99 ------2.99
(24) BlouSes; white and colors;
soiled. Reg. 1.00-1.15 ---7oe
Q0) Cotton Stripe Play Suits.
Sizes 40 and AZ. Reg. 199, I.39
Goldenberg's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1941-04-17
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(s4) Cannon Sheets; size 63x99".
Seconds. Reg. 1.00---79e
GOO yds) Unbleached Muslin:
80-square quality. l to 10 yd.
lengths. Reg. 15c yd. --1le
(18). Heavy jacquard Bed
spreads; rose. Reg. 1.49---1. 90
(120 yds.) Art Ticking; feather
proof: various colors. Reg.
39c yd. d.-------29e
(145 yds.) Pequot Unbleached
Sheeting; SO" and 70" wide.
Remnant length. Reg. 3sc-45c
yd. 29e
(60) Cotton Plaid Blankets.
Seconds of 69c quality y----49e
Goldenberg's-Main Floor
Evening star., 1941-04-17
Odd Lots l0c to
25e TOILETRlES
SC

Oddments Of popular toiletries, in
cluding facial creams, lilac vegetal'
toothbruShes, coloEnes, powder
puffs, wave sets, taleum powders,
hair groom and many others.
(18) Dresser Sets; 3 pieces;
Limit 2. Reg. 100 to 200, 59e
(28) Facial Tissues; box Of 500.
Limit 2. Reg. Csc -------4e
(43) Woodbury. Face Powder;
various shades. Reg. SOC c-19e
(64) Pine Oil; also well known
brands of colognes. Regularly
100 &c
(19) Djer Kiss Sachet COmbina-
tions; regularly 100 ----25e
Goldenberg's-Mdin Floor
Evening star., 1941-04-17
NO MAIL, PHONE OR e. O. D. ORDERS
CONVENIENT PARKING AT 9th ST. ENTRANCE
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(27) Hooverettes; fast color
percales. Sales final. Reg. 69c,
2oe
(7) Housecoats; upper and
wraparound styles. Reg. 1.99,
3Se
(s) Uniforms; Of washable lin
enc. Sales final. Reg. 1.19--i7e
(13) Broadcloth Uniforms; S;
white and colors. Sales final.
Reg. 1.69 -------- ----S6e
(1l5) Dimity Dresses; navy,
brown. aqua, blue, wine. Sizes
IL to ~. Reg. 1.19------39e
Goldenberg g's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1941-04-17

(20) Tablecloths; size 58x63";
green and rose colors. Reg. 1.39,
sac
(97) Rayon and Cotton Table
cloths; size 35x35". Reg. 29c,
I9e
(64) Turkish Towels; various
szies for hand or bath use. Reg.
(100 yds.) Part-Linen Toweling;
useful lengths. Reg. 15c yd., Sc
(3oo) Handmade Doilies; as
sorted sizes. Reg. 10c Be
(3o) Huck Towels; all white,
part linen. Reg. 39c --25e
1897 Printed Dish Towels; part
linen. Reg. 15c ca. ---10e
Goldenberg's-Main Floor
Evening star., 1941-04-17
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~ Junior Boys Coat and Hat
Sets; 7 & 8. Reg. 3.98----l.29
(2) Students Suits; size %.
Reg. 1898 .oo
a. Boys 3-Piece Suits; sizes II
10 Is. Reg. 12.98----5.o0
(2S) Boys Wash Suits: basque
shirt and shorts. Reg. 100 sac
a. Students 2-Pants Suits;
Is, Is and 20. Reg. 1898 s.sS
~ Boys 2-Pants Tweed Suit;
size II. Reg. 1898 ---1o.9s
(2) Boys Suits; with 2 pairs of
knickers: 8 and 9. Reg. 8.9S, 5.9S
~ Boys 2-Pants Suits; pr.
of shorts and l pr. knickers:
sizes 6 and 8. Reg. 7.98, 3.9S
(1o) Boys Rugby Suits. Reg.
2.98 and 3.98 ----I.98
(12) Boys Sport Goats; sizes
IA to 18. Reg. 6.98------2.9o
(21) Boys Half Upper Sweat
ers; 80 to 50. Reg. 79c-----39e
(4s) Boys Spring Knickers;
also pajamas. Reg. 7sc---~33e
(14D Lucky Lay Shirts; stand
up collars; sizes 8 to IA. Per-
fects and irregulars of 69c quail
ity --3se
Goldenberg's-Mdin Floor
Evening star., 1941-04-17
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(20) Rayon Alpaca and Rayon
Crepe Dresses; plain colors and
prints. Broken sizes. Reg. 444
to S.95 --------2.44
(47 Rayon Alpaca and Crepe
Dresses; prints and plain colors.
Sales final. Reg. 200----SSe
ca Rayon Dresses; l and 2
piece styles; pastelS and navy.
Reg. 1925 ------------7.69
t2D Rayon Dresses; prints,
navy, pastels and black. Reg.
sos and SOS ----~----4.69
Goldenberg's--Second Floor
Evening star., 1941-04-17
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Unfinished Dressing Tabl

Cd Unfinished Dressing Table;
made of hardwood; 2 side draw
ers. Reg. 12.s5 --7.sS
(1) Unfinished Dressing Table;
2 cosmetic drawers. Reg. 4.s5,
3.ss
(2) Unfinished b o o k cases; 4
shelves; solid "as is" Reg. 1893,
7Se
(S) ALI Rubber Garden Hose; so
IT. lengths. Reg. 2.7o ----1.9s
(7) Wire Plant Holders; garden
trellis design, with 2 flower
pots. Reg. 100 ----49e
~ 5-Pc. Breakfast Set, with
decorated porcelain top table
and 4 hardwood chairs. Reg.
22.95 ------------------16.8S
(z) Double Door Metal Ward
robes; size 75x66"; with hat
shelf. Slightly damaged. Reg.
T.95 -4.99
t2) Metal Cabinets; 66x1sx13"
size. Marred. Reg. 4.98. .-1.ee
~ Metal Utility Cabinet; size
6gx27x12";; s compartments.
Slightly marred. Reg. ll.95,
7.o9
(2) Metal Utility Cabinets; size
x14x10"; slightly. marred.
Reg. $40 9-----2. 2.69
Goldenberq's-Dofpnstdtrs
Evening star., 1941-04-17
FuII.F fashioned
CHIFFON HOSE
49c pr.

Just ses pairs to sell. Full-fash-
ioned. rinEiess. chiffon hose Of all,
silk quality, in 8 and 4 thread
weights. Wanted colors. Irregu-
lars of better quality hose.
(229) Run Resist Silk Hose;
sheer chiffon in spring colors.
Irregulars of ACC grade e-----29e
(216) Full Fashioned Ringless
Hose; 2 and 8 thread chiffon,
spring colors. Mill mends Of 69c
quality ------I9e
Q55) All Silk Hose; chiffon and
service weights in durable rayon.
Perfect. Reg. 29c ------I5e
u74) Pure Silk Chiffon Hose:
knit to fit: spring colors. Mill
mends of 29c quality y----s Sc
G14) Children's Anklets; solid
colors. Reg. l9c----------10e
(164) Boys Slack Socks; various
colors, broken sizes. Seconds of
Ice quality -------------Se
Goldenberg'S-Mnin Floor
Evening star., 1941-04-17
ACCESSORIES

(97) Odd Lot of Neckwear;
round and wee necklines. Reg.
soc and 100 ---------33e
(63) Blouses; prints and solid
colors; sizes 80 to 36. Reg.
lis --------------7Se
Odd Lots Mussed Handkerchiefs,
including women's styles in
prints and white embroidered
corners and mems styles in
white and with colored borders.
Reg. SC ca. ----l1 for 39e
(76) Wrap Your-Own Turbans;
in jersey prints and stripes. Reg.
59C ZSe
Goldenbero's-Moin Floor
Evening star., 1941-04-17

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(16) Girdles; front clasp and
upper side hook. Sizes %, 20.
30 and 80. Reg. 3.95-----2.8e
(3) Formfit Corsettes; front lace
model. Sizes 81, SO and 40.
Reg. 7.50 500
(15) Bandeaux; rayon satin and
cotton batiste. Reg. 39c----loe
e C0rselettes, of rayon satin
and brocade. Sizes "a to 36.
Reg. 200 --------I.29
GoldenbergeSecond Floor
Evening star., 1941-04-17
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(91) Cotton Dresses; broken
sizes 8 to IA. Reg. soc ---l9e
1D Girls Dresses; sizes IA and
16. Reg. 1.99 and 2.99-----34e
(33) Girls Suede Cloth Jack
cts; in blue, sizes Z and 8. Reg.
1873 ---34e
Us Blouses and Skirts; broken
sizes to Is. Reg. 1.19---lse
40 Chubby Girls Cotton
Dresses; sizes S12 to 14l2. Reg.
1.oo and 2.99 --l.6o
(24) Girls Cotton Dresses; brok-
en- sizes 8 to IL. Reg. lis, 64e
(31) Boys Wash Suits; broken
sizes l to 6. Reg. 59c---34e
17) Girls White Organdy
Dresses: ankle length: slightly
soiled. Sizes II to Is. Reg. 2.S9
and 399 80
(23) Girls Spring Goats; tweeds
and navy: broken sizes 7 to Is.
Reg. 4.e9 and 5.99 -----z.77
I'll Girls Coat Sweaters; sizes
IA and Is. Reg. 1.99--1.ie
(3 prs.) Mrs. Days Baby Shoes;
smoke color; sizes 2 and 8. Reg.
l.99
~ Infants Pink Wool Shawl;
slightly soiled. Reg. 1.99---7Se
(24) Red Cross Socks; broken
sizes 4 to 51a. Reg. 29c---19e
(S) Famous Make Rubber Pants;
broken sizes. Reg. 50c-----39e
Goldenbergs-Second Floor