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Derool<ratija i Socija1iza1n.

munizam i demokratija nisu jed
no." l Mrs. Roosevelt produzava
ia sam dala prilicnu de-
finiciiu sta demokratija zaista
ieste." | ona ovako Zakljucuje ::
"Ja Sc osecam ushicena sto imam
priliku da ovde reknem da meni
izgleda da demokratija ina jed
nu prednost mad komunizmom jer
ona stvarno zahteva ucestvo sva-
kog gradjanina "a izbor osoba ko-
il imaju da popune vladine cino-
ve."
TaGno je da "demokratija" .
kojoj Mrs. Roosevelt govori Ger
ona govori burzoaskoj demokra-
tiji) i komunizam nisu j e d o.
Kakva je ia burzoaska demokra-
tija kojoj Mrs. Roosevelt ushi-
ceno govori koja ina 'tprednost
mad komunizmom" iii Socijaliz-
nom? U burzoaskoj demokratiji,
kao i u burzoaskoj monarhiji iii
pod ma kakvom formom burzoa-
ske vladavine vlada privatna svo-
jina mad sredstvima proizvodnje.
Sledstveno, u burzoaskoj demokra-
till radnici, ogromna vecina ME
nog stanovnistva, su najamni ro-
bowl. U Moi Sc radnici do kosti-
ju izrabljuju, da nisu stanju
njihovi sinovi da prodju nj puku
vojnu doktorsku vizitu; u Moi
radnici proizvode "visak vrednos-
ti"; Moi radnici primaju tako
mizeran deo ogromnog bogatstva,
kojeg su oni proizveli, da su teE
u stanju odrzati kozu kosti "a
jedno da bi tako bill stanju i
sutra proizvoditi "visak vrednos-
IT," Dale, i u burzoaskoj demo-
kratiji radnici bivaju ubijani
kasapljeni Cd gradske, drzavne
federalne vojske kada izlaze ma
strajk traze malo vece parce
hleba, kao sto bese slucaj "a vre-
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-10-30
Pise: VIM. Sable.

Gin su nacisticke horde napale
Sovjetski Savez Engleska Ame-
rika obecale su poslednjem ratnu
pomoc. Cd tada Sc tesko moglo
izbeci cuti ma koju radijsku sta
nicu videti ma kojoj burzoa-
skoj novini pomoci Sovjetskom
Savezu. Zasto "demokratije' salju
koliku &c pomoc dati Soviet
skom Savezu to necemo ovde is
pitivati. Ono sto ovde zelimo is
pitati to je "demokratija Soci-
jalizam." Jer cd kako su demo
kratije" obecale pomoc SSSR cd
tada Sc namecu burzoaski apollo
gicari jedan mad drugim u hvale-
nju "demokratije" i hapadnnja
Komunizma, te tako jos wise me-
dju radnicima stvaraju vecu zbrku.
Treba imati strogo ma umu da
kad god burzoazija napada ruski
komunizam, ona sc trudi da ME
COVE slabosti iskoristi protiv stva-
ri oslobodjenja americke rad
nicke klase, tojest, ona n pa d a
Socijalizam kako ga u ovoj zemlji
zagovara Socijalisticka Radnicka
Partija.
Cd nazad izvesnog vremena Mrs.
Eleanor Roosevelt dnevno pise "a
neke americke novine rubriku
MAY Day" Pod tom rubrikom
koja Sc pojavila 1. oktobra u de-
troitskoj "Free Pressi," ona We
Ii kako je prethodno vece govo-
rila ma jednom zboru a sutri dan
je primila telegram koji glasi:
"Suoci Sc sa 6injenicom da Ko-
munizam iii demokratija nisu jed
no te isto j vidi gde Sc sada ma
lazis." Mega je potpisao "An Iso-
lationist." Ma to Mrs. Roosevelt
odgovara: ".... ia sam pokaza-
Ia stvar jasnu kao kristal da ko-
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-10-30

Shaffordshira bilo bi daleko vete,
nego sto jeste."
Dale posmotrite ono, sto Sc OF
'kriva u plavoj knjizi Mr.. Tremen-
heere-a "zalbama pekarskih po-
mocnika".
I koga nije potresao ocito pro-
tivrecni izvestaj Fabrickih In
spektora iii jos bleskavije obaves-
tenje, sto ga pruzaju Popisi u
mrlih: da Sc zdravlje radnika Lam
cashira u vreme, .kada njihova
sredstva "a opstanak behu svedena
ma puku gladnu porciju, stvarno
poboljsalo, jer su oni poradi mani
kama sirovog pamuka u isto
vreme drzani izvan pamucnih fa-
brika, te da Sc smrtnost dece sma-
njila, jer su matere imale vreme-
ma da in hrane ma prsima umesto
sa Godfrejovom uspavljujucom
mesavinom.
A sada ma nalicje medalje! !!
Spiskovi Poreza ma Dohodak i I'M
ovinu, koji behu podneseni Narod-
moi Kuci ma 20. julia 1864. god
ne, obavestavaju mas, da Sc broj
osoba, koje imaju godisnjeg do
hotka cd $4,000 funti iii wise, u
periodu cd 5. aprila 1862. do 5.
aprila 1868. godine, povecao "a 13,
tako da Sc njihov broj povecao II
jednoj godini sa 81 ma 80.
Isti Spiskovi otkrivaju cinieni-
lu, da nekih 5000 osoba dele 60
diSnji dohodak cd nekih 25 mill
jona funti sterlinga, vrlo pribliz-
70 toliko, koliko je celokupan do
kodak svih poljoprivrednih radni-
ka Engleske Walesa. Uzmite sta
tistiku cd 1861. godine tamo &c
Sc naci, da je broj muskih velepo-
sednika Engleskoj i Walesu pao
sa 1884 II 1851. ma 1906 1861.
godini, tako da je koncentracija
vlasnistva zemlje deset godina
napredovala "a IL posto. Neka
koncentracija vlasnistva zemljis-
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-10-30

me strajka celiGnih radnika Chi
cago 1887, kao sto bese slucai
proslog juna u Kaliforniji "a
vreme strajka aviionskih radnika.
koie je nasilje protiv radnika ma
redio suprug Mrs. Eleanor Roo
sevelt! ZaSto Sc sve ovo deSava
IL "demokratiji" kao i pod swim
drugim burzoaskim formama VIA
davine? Zbog toga sto je moder-
ma drzavna vlast u sistemu pri-
vatne svojine mad sredstvima pro-
izvodnje, bez pitanja niene for
me, izvrsni odbor celokupne bur
zoazije!
Sta je komunizam, iii da upotre-
bimo moderni termin, Socijalizam? :?
Socijalizam je drustveno uredje-
ME kojem sva sredstva proiz-
vodnje pripadaju celom drustvu.
On je drustveno uredjenje u ko-
jem su ljudi zene prava ljud-
ska biea. On je drustveno uredje-
ME kojem svaki radnik prima
punu druStvenu vrednost svoga
proizvoda. Napokon, Socijalizam
ie takvo drustveno uredjenje u
kojem vlada sreca izobilje.
Pored svega gore pomenutog,
Socijalizam je Industrijalna De-
mokratija. Obratno burzoaskoj de-
mokratiji u kojoj Sc biraju politi-
Carl "a gradske uprave, Indu-
strijalnoj Demokratiji radnici po-
jedinih mesta biraju predstavni-
ke IL tvornica "a mesne Industrl-
jaime Savete. Obratno burzoaskoJ
demokratiji kojoj Sc biraju poll
ticari "a okruzne uprave, u 1ndu-
strijalnoj Demokratiji radnici po-
jedinih industrija kroz celu zem-
lju biraju svoje predstavnike "a
narodne savete doticnih industrl-
ia. Obratno burzoaskoj demokra-
till u kojoj Sc biraju politieari
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-10-30

"a drzavne uprave, u Socijalis-
tickoj Industrijalnoj Demokratiji
radnici srodnih Industrial biraju
svoje predstavnike "a Industrial
ne Departments. Konacno, obrat-
no burzoaskoj demokratiji u koioj
Sc biraju politicari "a federalnu
upravu, u Industrijalnoj Republi-
ci Rada radnici biraju svoje pred
stavnike Centralnog Upravnog A
utoriteta.
Gde je sada Mrs. Roosevelt
ia velika prednost koju tvoja bur-
zoaska demokratiia ina mad Soci-
ializmom? u socijaliZmu &c svo
stanovniStvo ucestvovati Il izboru
osoba "koje imaju da popune Via
dine cinove, wise nego u politickoj
der1okratiji, a to znaci da ma
ovoj tacki obratno tvrdnji Mrs.
Roosevelt, Socijalizam ina pred
most mad politickom demokratijom
Pored toga, Socijalisticka Indus
trijalna Demokratija ina sve os-
tale prednosti mad burzoaskom po-
l;tickom demokratijom, jer Moi
vlada drustvena svojina mad sred-
stvima proizvodnje u kojoj nece
biti klasa pa nj izrabljivanja og-
romnog della stanovnistva kao sto
Sc to cini mad radnickom klasom
danas pod kapitalistickom polite
kom demokratijom. Zbog toga je
Socijalisticka Industrijalna Demo
kratija veci stupanj drustvenog
progresa veci stepen civilizacije.
Ako zaista Mrs. Roosevelt nije
znala da kaze nista bolje nego sto
reee o burzoaskoj demokratiji i
Socijalistickoj Demokratiji onda
je dosta zalosno da ne kazemo
ista wise. Ako je to slucaj, mi bi
Moi preporucili da icrpno pro-
studira nasu knjigu "Demokratija
proslosti, sadasnjosti i buducnos-
IT," koju je napisao Nacionalni Sc
kretar S. L. P, drug Arnold Pc
tersen. Ako to ucini, kada &c Sc
stim pitanjem suociti znace Sta da
kaze iii &c cutati. Ako uradi prvo
ona &c izbiti Ito ispod svojih nogu.
A ako ucini poslednje onda &c ma
sebe udariti Zig prokletstva pro-
gresa civilizacije, srece izobi-
liza kojima tell izrabljeni napa-
ceni ljudski rod.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-10-30
SVETSKI RAT SOVJETSKA RUSIJA.

SVETSKI RAT SOVJETSKA RJJSIJA
e goim
Ganova aratur jemdjuug
Sveki Rat pog
onemacko j
tenalzovan
nemack mtOu naozb
Gina a kupe palI pociaju : s.
njm d
pohk
No omoguc eem broj
Cena e move 5 a
Pordzbin cem
Clair Ceveand
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kroz Partiju i FedeTaciju.

Proslih godina nasi. mnogobroj-
nj simpaticari pretplatnici RAD
NICKE BORBE, p o m ga I su
nam pri rasturivanju kalendara.
Ovako trebaju da postupe owe
godine, samo jos vetem broju.
Svaki mas simpaticar pretplatnik
ina po nekog prijatelja iii poz-
nanika kojima bi mogls prodati
po jedan primerak naseg kalenda-
ra. Kada bi nasi pretplatnici sa-
mo po jedan primerak kalendara,
uz onaj koji "a sebe poruce, po-
rucili, to bi bila velika pomoc
pri rasturivaniu naseg kalendara.
A ina i takvih naSih pretplatni-
ka, koji su proslih godina poruti-
vail po deset petnaset, pa wise
primeraka kalendara s7e rastu-
rii.
u mnogim mestima gde imamo
nasih pretplatnika, nemamo nasih
| Ogranaka i clanova, te akO ne do
bijemo pomoc cd tih nash pret-
platnika, radnici u tim mestima
nece imati prilike da kupe ci-
taju mas kalendar. To bi bio veil
XII moralni materijalni gubitak
! "a nasu Federaciju, te Ia stvar
radnickog oslobodjenja.
u danasnjim krititnim momen-
TINA "a nasu klasu, 6ovetanstvo,
ne smemo nijednu priliku pTopus-
It'll, de je neiskoristimo "a stvar
radnickog oslobodjenja Jer ono
sto propustimo danas, to moze da
bude izgubljeno "a navek. SVaki
dan nosi sobom svoje sorstvene
probleme, koji Sc trebaju svako-
| QneFnO TeSdFdtl.
Zbog ovog vrlog razloga, mi maj
ozbiljnije apeluj jemo na sve nase
simpatiGare pretplatnike RAD
NICKE BORBE, da nam svojski
i drugarski .ove godine pomognu
pri rasprodaji naseg kalendara.
Porudzbine saliite jos sada, tako
da cim kalendar bude gotov, da
vam mozemo poslati onohke, koli-
ko mislite da cete mo6i prodati.
Kada pisemo owe redove, primi-
smo pismo Cd druga T. Jefusica.
organizatora Ogranka Heboken,
| sa kojin je poslao oglasa Ia ka-
lendar, vrednosti "a $3.50. u
vezi ovim poslatim oglasima,
drug Jelusic pise, da je sve
owe oglase sakupio drog c. Shadow.
No buduci da je drug Sladov pro-
Sic godine sam sakupio preko $50
90 oglasa, mi Sc madame da &c on
i owe godine toliko sakupiti, ako
ne wise. Ne bi zeleli da Sc pre-
varimo u naSoi nadi, a jamacno
nj drug Sladov ne zeli da sc tako
sto dogodi.
Pored ostalog, drug Jelusie nam
pise da ie niihova prva vecerinka
owe sezone hila uspesna svakom
poqledu. Poseta ie biIa dobra,
cist prihod cd iste iznosi preke
$500.
Letna sezona piknika drugih
izleta ie prosla. Sada ie aastupila
sezona zabava, veterinki, skup-
stina. predavania skola, te Sc
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Zanimanje grncarskog rad
nika ovo vazi "a ljude "a
zene - ina lose ucinke tesne
dusevene prirode ma narod vodi
degeneraciji'. "nezdrava de-
ca &c vremenOm biti nezdravi od-
rasli'. fprogresivna degene-
racija ljudstva je neixbezRa" i
"da nije stalnog regrutovanja
industrijskog stanovniStva IL O.
kolnih seoskih okruga brakova
izmedju fabriGkih radnika Ga
nova zdraviiih delova stanovni-
Stva izradjanje stanovniStva
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! visit 70 friends IN PrentsEz. Miss
NJ. Spencer Beebe and to chill
dren left wednesday fer several
DAYS visit 10 cities OF interest IN
Tennessee.
Guests nj the hnrne af Mr. and
Mrs. Il. &. Bradley during the week
end we're Mr. and AzTs. Gilbert
Bradley of jackson Ar Base. jack
son. Miss Mr.. and kzrs- Jack Brad
ley. Balboa. south America, M.
and Mrs. w. q. Overstreet. Mrs,
Lee Overstreet Mrs. 6eott Parker,
and Orath Parker Of AcHenry. Mlaz.
80
Mrx. II. c. Beardslee. Jr.. and son.
Eric, are enjoying . visit 70 rela-
tives IN Big Greek. Mis-.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. 3. H0bdy spent
last Thursday IN Mobile.
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Mrs. ]. Andre Of oulfport spent
q few DAYS last week here with her
ea&l H&Aa UAANAatEf~tH tH~43As - NAlu
Mrs. r. ~. Andre
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NJ. and Mrx. w. q. Droosne spent
Sunday afternoon in Biloxi
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Mrs. n. b. overstreef and Mrs.
A J. Franklin spent Monday N
Mobile
Hiss Frances Tiliery returned sat-
urday 20 her home IN Cresbg, Miss.
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Mrs. Jahn CirIof spent the week
with relatives In Bay spffnez Miss.
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hzrs. Harry Young and children
spent the week end with relatives
IN Lsscedale. Miss.
Afr. and Mrs. Chester HubbeIi and
daughter. jeanne. Of St. fsouis. Mo-
and kr. and Mfx. B4tson Phillips
a. Panama City. PA. who are visit
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At fhs meeting q ths womAns
Progressive Club Of rnncagOuia.
1t the hame of Nfm. .. ~. No.
ting on River Read, Tasaxlas after
noon. the time was given 70 an IN
tefesti1g program On mevinr pac~
lures. effectively led - Mrn. !. O.
Ccir. ~ intereskfas feature a. Elas
program vas . reTieW of -I1e xank
In The n. A. r.. : given b. MFx. COX.
wto also ekpinfnnd tlla lli1lrlbutlnn
of films 70 local shows ~ ne Pc
tuzfs corporations. saa1@h prpsod
very illuminating 1lzs psosrmln was
closed with q tAlk en sfasrs bf
Movie Actors and Aefresnez-
1hs session Vas presided oser ~
Ars. 7. r. eWartNsuts pFesidenf.
after ne club culleet Id ben re-
peafe1 IN unlnon b. lhase nensent
Foll0slns this tne mlnHtas % tlIs
previous meeting mNra read b. TIE
secretary. MFA. !. !. Ahhag.
hErs G. A. Carries. rreaTnaA a.
rector. then Led tie roll enis which
uaa answered with nau.es e movie
pro1ueera
hFx. }. I. Stone 81 xein0ned Is
rev member ard Mfs. rfae TAFlue
a. = guest. n 49, anEoznced tiaat
taae next nsmeltn9 wfiI b hsld WIN
arss E. =. Duntea instead e with
Mrz Artiaur Alien.
Following the pFosTaSn 3 social
hoEu rs enjoyed At fhIs the Mr8
Z ~ ulmer wss winner e . eon-
tsst bszEit On E1osfss
Mrs Stripping sezFe6 japanese
fruit cake with mfnhsozia ard oof-
Zee
Besides the tcntezz ttanne present
weFe. MFs. X. D Dzznlan. kGrx. Ar
thur Aiien. Mrs Eoberf 0uiiey. Mrs.
:. z Graham. MFs. J. Q. coaa. Mrs.
Carney HanpiarsF. Mfa. c. A. Car
ElaE. Hrs. ,. 4. ssone. hffz. 4. W.
uImer. nrn. Rolsera nzsneeks. Mrs.
7. =. swaFtwonE. MEz. Ese4 1Wyie9
and HRS. J. g Ab1se1.
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Mrs. ]. NJ. Rivers and son left
Saturday for q several days visit IN
Gadsden. Ala.
Mrs. Leon Colmer Of Ponchaioula,
La. and MRS. Mildred Crawford Of
Baton Rouge, spent several days
last week IN the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. II. Hill
Mr.. and Mrs. Dale Gauthier and
sons OF New Orleans are spending
this week here with Mrs Gauthiers
parents. Mr.. and Mrk. II a. Pals.
-
Mrs. Arthur Byrd and son. Jimmie.
and daughter. Patsy. Of Picayune.
Miss. we're visitors here@znonday.
Mrs. L. B. Herring aF1d Miss Hszse
Herring spent Saturday afternoon
with HRS. w. p. Davis IN Mobile
.-o
HRS. 7. 4. Spencer returned Mon
day from a few days visit TO reia-
tives IN Meridian. Miss
Mrs. II c. BeardsIee Is enjoying
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iaga u uem4H 8MsKk $1,000
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lsere lAst TharsEsAy
LIT And kfx. Carl Klznnnx &c fnee-
dAis spent Tuesday n ~ hnna cg
Mr. and Mrs n y. Fstnnsr.
Mss. Ksxene wank 4 uurfrort
spent Inst wednesday, II tane hnr,e
a. ~, and hkrs Z. 4 Khayai
~. and Nra. 0eorxs rstsnsr and
ehlldren nf AanhlIa an3nl sunday IA
tl1e hsns of Mr.. and kxxx n. p,
FTtxner.
Mrs. T. b wrx4 Euens several aays
thls wesk win relatives n psrant.
Mis-.
AErs. W. n. Llelatzy Il nenntfoss,
Mis-. HpaefA Ta1aukxe4szne "A fhq
home q Dr. and Mrs n G. leg.
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hzrs. John cirsat attended a.
meeting 81 fhe kzsshaazss cns,fer-
ence N Meounh. nz1za. glsls esek
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Mrs. n. 1. walton ms . visftus
70 rerkinston, kEiss.. tbs week rs.
turning wednesday accompanied h
her daughter. Gloria. and 0ienF
Torres. Jack uickeun. and Billls
Avera students ~ rlnFklnnaon gunies
Cuilege. who afe apzndtng ~
Thanksgiving isolIdays 18th theii
parents
| Miss Mary Elizabeth Icy of Cam,
Si1eihy. Hiss. spent TIE Thanks
giving holidays with her parents
Df. and MRS. n. G. Ley.
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