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Evening star., 1941-04-09

Yet, it kills germs, bacteria on contact.
Zonite actually destroys undesirable
odors. Protects personal daintiness. Most
important, is safe for delicate tissues.
So enthusiastically have women ac-
cepted thesafe hygienic protection Zonite
offers that over 100000 bottles of
Zonite have already been bought.
Evening star., 1941-04-09

No matter how you may long to evade
the subject, it is every mothers sacred
duty to tell her daughter about physical
facts. And how much better it is to give
your daughter this vital information,
rather than to let her acquire it from
girls of her own age.
Inregard to feminine hygiene. she may
receive entirely the wrong impression.
Facts may be distorted, or wholly I'm
true. Due to lack of knowledge, many
brides use douches of over-strong solu-
tions of acids which can actually burn
or scar delicate tissues.
Today. there is no need to use such
deadly solutions for the douche. Science
has given US Zonite. You will find no
skull-and-crossbones on Zonite's label;
Zonite is non poisonous, non. .caustic.
Evening star., 1941-04-09
Free Book Tells Int,nSts Facts

If you hesitate to discuss feminine hy-
giene with your daughter, yet want
her to be fully informed OF the facts,
give her this frankly written booklet,
Feminine Hygiene Today
sent to you postpaid in plain wrapper.
Send name and address to Zonite
Products Corporation, Dept. 1877 $40
Lexington Ave, New York. N. Y.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-03
Indians
Win 9th
EFa keOW
BY PAT ROBINSON


NEW YORK. May 3.-Baseball
experts believed last year that the
Indians blew the American League
pcnnant because of their crying
towel tactics which led TO their
rebellion against Manager Oscar
Wit.
The Indians Writhed under the
ingioriOus naYhe OF cry babies
but that same deadly insult today
may be playing a large part in
squirting them on 10 show up
their critics.
Certainly no one can deny that
they are playing great ball and
giving their new pilot. Roger
pCcknpaugh, everything tn ey
have That incentive. plus fine
pitching. has driven the Indians
10 the top with eight straight
victories TO their credit and may
very well lead them to spread
eagle the field if some of the
others don't get going soon.
Harder and Heving elaborated
on a four-hit performance yeSter-
day that gave them No. s in a
row, the Red SOx bowling. 7 to 3.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-03
Custer -
UpSetS
Wayne

BATTLE CREEK May 2--The
Recruit Reception Center baseball
team of Camp Custer landed on
pitcher Ralph johnson for five hits
and five runs in the opening in
ming and then coasted 10 an S-5
victory over Wayne University.
The Wayne hitters were held to
seven hits by Eugene Stack of
Saginaw. who is the property Of
the Chicago White Sox and had
signed a contract with them be-
fore coming into the army. Stack
took it easy after the first inning.
He struck out y men and was
never in serious trouble.
One Of the hits, a home run,
came in the ninth inning off the
bat of John Van Week, a pinch
hitter, who connected with one of
Stacks fast balls and drove it
over the center fielder's head.
Bud Smith and julius Mohs each
hit doubles.
Score by innings:
Wayne 900 101 2of-5
Reception Center 500 POI 00x-8
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-03
j. Of NJ. Sailors
Race Today

ANN ARBOR. May 3.-Hoisting
its burgee for the first home COM
petition of the 1871 racing season,
the University of Michigan Sail
ing Club, enc of the clasSiest col.
legiate racing outfits in the Mid
west, plays host at an invitation
home regatta today on Whitmore
Lake.
Invading clubs consist of Ohio's
Kenyon College, Detroit's Cres-
cent Yacht Club, Ann Arbor's
Barton Hills Boat Club and pos
sibly the Motor Citys Consumers
Yacht Club. --
Already confident of an easy
victory, the Michigan lads are
looking forward to tomorrow when
the first club championship re-
gatta preliminaries will be run off.
With crackerjack shippers galore
on the club roster of almost so
men, these preliminaries should
see some of the finest dinghy sail
ing in this part of the country
as the boys strive to an1ass enough
points 10 become eligible for the
Michigan Sailing Club champions
ships for the Quarterback Trophy
June l.
Especially ready for action is
Bob Heinrichs. the lad who was
all set TO go to Boston last week
for the Boston Dinghy Club Chal-
lenge Cup competition, sponsored
by NIT, only TO have acute ap-
pendicitis lay him low an hour be-
fore departure.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-03
100 coo at Derby
Money FLOWS Freely as Crowds Jam Way
to Blue Grass Classic

LOUISVILLE. Ky, May st
was Derby Day today in Louis
vile! To get an idea of just what
this means in the capital Of the
Blue Grass, here's the picture j..
With the crack Of dawn, thous-
ands of horse lovers from every
where in the nation began fighting
their way TO the South Louisville
Churchill Downs racing plant
where IL of the country'S top
thoroughbreds will vie for turf
dom's greatest honor-a kentucky
Derby victory about SIS p. m.
Central Daylight Time t5.45 p. IN
Detroit time.
All night long "early birds"
camped in automobiles near the
track. some hopeful of being
first" into the historic horse
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-03
London S Crown
Is in Danger

Walter Roxy will enter his
match with Mike London Monday
at Arena Gardens in a, sullen
understanding rather unusual
for the popular Hamtramck boy.
He has lacked what is known
as the killer" complex in other
bouts but now is peeved at his
treatment at the hands Of Mike
London. light-heavy champ, in
forcing late weigh-in two weeks
ago which deprived him of the
title he sought to win a second
time. He is under IT'S now.
The two English rivals, Lord
Finnegan and Sir Dizzy Davis,
will macth holds in the semifinal.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-03
Syn blot Holsters
ERr SEFnhaY Times

This will be of interest to all
sandlot baseball players and
sandlot followers:
The sports section of The De-
troit Sunday Times will carry
the complete rosters of all teams
entered in the Detroit Baseball
Federation this season, which
gets under way tomorrow.
Watch for this feature in the
sports section of Sundays De-
tr0it Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-03

arena. others intent upon gaining
good places n the 50-cent bleachcr
5CCr70H d-Org INC bacKSrFeJCh
where 81 viii buy a mutuel ticket.
Around the tracks high walls
owners Of private residences turned
their yards and lawns into park
ing lots and their roofs into
"grandstands'
The official weather forecast
was cloudy, not much change in
temperature. but, in holiday
mood. the weatherman graciouSly
added: tendency to rain very
slight"
There was many a headache in
town. aftermath Of hundreds of
private and public parties at which
champagne flowed freely and mint
julcp> were downed almost by the
bucket
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-03
WeIeh. Sconis in Semifinals

Morris Welch Of the Jewish
Center and John Scopis from
Fisher y. ~ c. 4. meet in one
match Of the Semifinals in the
first annual BOYS Under Sixteen
handball tournament today at the
Northern y Abe ParncSSs also
representing the Jewish Center
and Martin YaCoohin Of Northern
meet in tho other match.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-03
Crews PriERled
Yale, Columbia, Penn Set
for Blackwell Cup
International News services Wire

PHILADELPHIA, May 3. -
Crews from Yale, Columbia and
Penn were primed today for their
race over the Henley course on
the Schuylkill this afternoon in
the fifteenth annual renewal of the
Blackwell Cup Regatta.
Yale was favored TO capture the
varsity eight event for its fifth
victory.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-03
Gardens Ushers Open
In SoftbdW May II

Arena Gardens Uehors Sof'ball
team. which lost only one game
last season. viii omen rs 1911 cam
paiEn with a practice game a.
Ford Field MAY u Practice Will
he held SUNDAY morning at Ford
Field $50 o'clock.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-03
Cornell g. Favored

ANNAPOLIS, Md, May B.
QNS)-The United States Naval
Academy'S light and inexperienced
crew was primed today for a dual
regatta against the Cornell eight,
1910 eastern rowing champions.
Navy is the underdog. 1t will
be Cornells season debut.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-03
No-Hitfer Spoiled
In The Last
Inning

a no-run, no-hit performance.
the dream of every pitcher. will
have TO remain a dream. for a
little while at least, for Bob Hall.
Western High hurler.
In one Of the opening games of
the Metropolitan League prep sea-
son yesterday, Hall saw his bid
for fame crushed in the final in
ming as the Cowboys downed
Mackenzie, DO. Dick Kay, Mac
kenzie pinch hitter, singled with
one out in the seventh frame to
spoil Halls hopes.
Meanwhile, Chadsey High. 1910
city champion. blasted its way to
a winning start with a 1877 VIC
tory over L. Of d. High. Capt.
Joe Smaza featured the attack
with a home run.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-03
CIOcker'S
Guide

BLUE PAIR cown.d By Mrs. v. 8.
ridden by Basil James,
Raced at Kesnslsnd on April II. beaten
A neck in thrae-quarter race in IL 3-5
Raced at KsenGand on April 10. beaten
two lengths and neck in mile and sixteenth
Worked April rs. half in :H and three
quarters in 1917.
Worked April 2s. three sighths in :3s
and half in as lis.
trial Won mile race run in % 2-5,
4e as, 1;ii 3-5 ana 1885 3-5.
DISPOSE towned by King Ranch; trained
by Max Hirsch, to be ridden by C. Bier
man.
Worked April 30. :4e 2-5. 1913 as.
SO l.5, 1:53. Derby distance az miles)
LITTLE BEANS (owned BY Mrs. L.
Palladino; trained by Rocco Palladino, to
Worked April 81. three-eighths In :35 is.
Worked April %, Derby route. 2:o6 2-5.
MARKET WISE towned by l. Tufano:
trained by G. w. Carroll, to be ridden by
Worked May /, "a. AZ As and three
quarters in ia 3-5.
PoRTER's CAP oowned by c. II.
Howard trained by Tom smith, TO be
ridden by L. Haas.
.
Worked April IS Derby route in al as,
1:12 Is. 1:3s, 1851 20 2:o4 as.
Worked May l, half mile in "a. IS IS.
OUR BOOTS towned by woodvsIs
Farm; trained hy steve Judge. to be
ridden by c. Mccreary).
Raced at Keeneland April 10, won three
quarters race run in %. 40 2-5. 1872 lis.
Raced az keeneland April "a won one
mile and one-eighth race run in "a lis.
O. A.
Worked April 90 Derby route in $40 3-5
and 2:07.
ROBERT MORRIS towned BY J. Fred
ridden nv II Richardsl
Worked May /, three-quarters in az.
:35, Al Us and 1914 is.
sTAREToR tovued by Hugh Nesbltt;
trained by George strate. 10 be ridden BY
Worked Aprl %. avs-stghths in IS.
Worked April 81 DERBY route In "a as
4s 9-5. lbs. i:2e, i:4i 2-5. i;s4 as
Worked Apri 30 DERBY route in "a as.
as 3-5. IFS. rs 3-5. then bore out and
finished in las. 1:as 3-5 and 2:12. r
SWAIN townsd by C. Putnam trained
by c. e DurnelL to be riddsa by John
Worked April 20. nve-eighths in 100 rs.
VALDINA PAUL (ovned by valdlns
Farms; trained by J. J. Flanagan, to be
ridden By II. Lemm0nsl.
Raced At Keeneland on April "a. beaten
n lengths In mile and eighth race. run
In 1851 Is
Worked April 2s. mile and eighth in
:49 3-5 i:i5 $40 3-5. I:53 Us
worked May !. fiye-eighths In 20. IA.
WHIRLAWAY (owned BY Calumet
Farms trained by Ben Jones. to be ridden
by Eddie Arcarol.
Raced az kseneland April II, won three-
quarter race run IN % as 80 as. .
l11 3-s
= Worked April - for DERBY trial. half
Raced A. Downs april % beaten three
iourtns length IN mile race run IN % IS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-03
Scratches
International News service Wire

International News service Wire
At JAMAICA
Weather, clear; truck. fast.
Second Rsce-Sprlng Away.
Third Race-Minn~lusa
WIN Hare-Rnnnan Flag.
seventh Rafe-Time Beaier, Cody.
At NARRAGANSETT PARK
Weather, clrar: track. heavy,
Wrist -Enrffatia-. TUH ~ Run,
VIVA, Miss Coed. Iyaak Walton, Din
mr. Jacket
second Psee-ror1p'n. Cleaning Time
Prata. Flood Tide. Ntecarn. Indiana Spa.
Town League.
Thlrd Rqce-Iosle's Pat. Purple Dawn.
Fourth Raee-PaNiiioon. Bif ~ Grren.
ORIGINAL NTH race declared ~ Sub
stitute race will he run ~ hfth-Tetra-
town.
sixth Race-Oa tfuont
Eighth Race-D iscohnlo. Crius. Ho.
P'ekout, County Bond, sickle Bili, Nor-
roise.
At CHURC NILS DOWNS
Weather. clear. track, fast.
Wrist Race->ir Gibson. DO Believe.
Ifufotq. Ouien -.
rhlrd Race-Deeba. Poushkeepsie.
Eighth Race-Nesdow Money.
At PIMIICo
Weather. rlcar; track. fast.
First Race-P eaee Lane, Belle
second Race-Triumvirate.
Ttfth Rare-Shipmate.
seventh Race-S cadet. Dark
Friend
Eighth Raee-yyr. Connie Piaut. We
tofy Light. Sirgav.
NInth Race-BIack Grouse, Candle
Ends.
SPORTSMANS PARK
Weather. clear; track, last.
First Race-Norman SIuat. Noof. Mani
eonni. Goldendue. Nl-Due, My Dance.
Gcfabuut. ~frother.
Second Raee-panfup. Iiiiian Roth.
Refter. ni>'ractlbie. I Chase. Paul Lee,
Ni-trin. Miss arnnley.
Third Race-Silser Wood. Tall Osk.
Anna Grand. Techy. One Might. Tusco,
Lbnn Flag, Flying Lassie.
Fourth Raee--Clean swept. Rellringer,
Little His.
Filth Race--Ths Thrush. Prairie Dog.
seventh Raee-Stella Me, kiev singer.
Sure swift.
Eighth Raee-MIss Grief. Bon Fly,
Rare Ben, Dulinner. Cry Dog.
Ninth Race OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-03

Jack Zoller Tiger general man
ager reports that Freddie Hutch
luson and Virgil Trucks, pitchers.
and Pat Nullin. are stars on the
Buffalo team which seems to be
headed Tor an international League
pennaat.
Zeller was at the opening
game in Buffalo, a Detroit farm
club, and reports that the North
ern sew York metropolis il
high on the club. Nullin. who
may be brought up 10 the Tigers
for outfeld duty when Hank
Ggreenberg leaves, hit home
run in the game ZelIer saw.
Both Hutchinson and Trucks
have been mound winners with
Trucks ringing up a strikeout
record.
Newhouser and Beckman were
20 be the rival pitchers when the
Tigers and Athletics took the field
today at Briggs Stadium for the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-03
Wayne ThinlIdds
Beaten, 74-b,
By Chicago

CHICAGO. May 3.-Wayne Uni
versity's track team won six of
IS events but were overpowered
by the University of Chicago, "a
TO Sc, on Stage Field as Chicago,
led by Capt. Jim Ray, who scored
four firsts TO lead the scoring,
held the advantage in all-around
power.
Ralph Betker, Wayne weight
man, was individual runnerup with
firsts in the discus and javeln
and second in the shot put. The
hurley Tartar football tackle
tossed the discus 13l feet, 7i2
inches, and hurled the iavelin 10
feet. 10 inches. but his 45-foot shot
mark was short of Hugh Rendel-
mans AZ feet. inches for Chicago.
Wayne'S relay team, winner in
last week, clipped off a handy
1924, running half mile, to beat
ChicaCo's quartet.
Coach David Holmes. switching
his team for the shorter event.
AN Irving Weller. Capt Chuck
Doan, Bob Grant and Bob Wingo.
WINS POLE VAULT
Wingo won the 40. with Lin
wood Wright on his heels. run
ming good 1872. and wright
took the 30 in .2l9
Brennan Clark accounted for
the Tartars' sixth event when he
cleared l. feet 10 win the two
man pole vault contest over Bob
Kincheloe Of Chicago.
Doan put on a sprint that al
most brought him 10 the tape in
a dead heat with Ray OF Chicago.
in the 220-yard low hurdles
Clean sweeps in the mile and
two-mile runs in which no WAYNE
runners we're entered. gave Chi
cago Is free points in the early
minutes Of the meet. a margin
which proved too great for the
Tartar track rr1ru 70 make up
SUMMARY
o-e--nils rIn Won O.. "rkIe~an &C..
rsnIhere &C. second. RaafaH &C.. fhfd
Tine 30.
wf.ss, rel ID. wnaer &C, % ,slr4
a
'pa.sars -u1 vs.. - N7-T7P =fC7
ADAMS CHf. second. Gr.7'~ ,"I 'h.r1
TIVE go
rta.gsrt nigh serte, va ~ rry fcf.
2 - -. ss'art- Nash 'W' h're
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"7o-sarF rIs- - fT W-7F'F 5w7
Morrow &C., second Grart ,"I. ts'ra
To- --1e -.i- Ve- hv fsret &C., Dan
harr &C. art "ra.e~a1 &C. tef for
c-oya-f iar h4rHlss Wor hy Pay &C..
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Half-uie -ef4s Was ~ wsvne twegsr
n.a-, Gras' WnEas. TINE f.12f
fHeh fuu H7n ~ Esy &C.. CONWAY
rHH srf WiHeo ~ 'fsH - SECOND
sas,.rs, W bs Re~a.enaa &C.. ne.
Ter fUl. second RIDER c.. fh.rd DIS
.7~ee. A. Feet inrHre
Pc want War rv Ciasv tWt. Ei1chr-
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DISCUS Won -Y EsHe- tWp RIDER fct.
-ar9r8. RF7dIems- CO.. third Distance
1svsHr "ra hy Fe'ksr ~ Hxs7n
&C. scrouf G.ryesl tW'. tH.rt Dis
far#e f-n rect fa inches
Prasf tHu-# W-- by Pay tCIH SsTF
W. -r-HHr sfarenhg tCI thlff Dis
tarss, % feet i-eh
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-03
TIMELY HOMER

In other West Division contests,
Sheldon Eisenberg connected for
the circuit with the bases filled
10 lead Central 10 1910 triumph
over Southwestern; Cooley bagged
y hits in humping Wilbur Wright.
1i-2 and BEDFORD easily turned
back Northwestern, 90
Pitching performances on the
East Side were generally better.
Ed Ninkler- of DENNY, limited
Southeastern to two hits to earn
a shutout victory, 20.
Ted Gray of Highland Park.
held Northeastern hitless and run
less for five innings 10 win, 6-1.
East Side champion,
benefited by Len Rudzinskis two
hitter and scored easily over East
ern, ST.. In other games Bill
Weakley held Miller 10 four safe
ties as Northern won. Al, and
Pershing tailed six times in the
sixth to down Cass, "a.
r H 2
HiEhlanf PARK 80 100 D. :
600 900 l. 2
Gray Gelfghter and Burdick. Flag.
PudItz and Uttsery.
Hamtramck 204 oil Ks q 2
Eastern 0i0 600 o. 2 5
Rudz.nski and Wrooel, Yuergens and
Weber.
Northern 0TG Z0T y
Miller COO 0QI O. 2
IEeakley and PetaPssya;- R+aaaaa- and
Hicks
Pershing 0i0 OPS 90 s
Cass nf0 OH Ok 6 3
Kaaosinsk and kaie Hug hes and
Miller
Wright 600 90 Il s 3
Cooley O45 500 x-I4 - 3
Hoover. Peonski Koslosk and Haekie-
vicz, Wilson and Griniths
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-03

LITTLE BEANS (owned by Mrs. L.
Palladino; trained BY Rocco Palladino, to
be ridden BY George Moore)
Worked April ~. three-eighths In rs is.
Worked April %, Derby route. 2:06 rs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-03

MARKET WISE 6Owned by L. Tufano:
trained by G. w. Carroll, TO be ridden by
I. Anderson
Worked May /, "a. al As and three
quarters in 1:14 3-5.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-03

DISPOSE towned by King Ranch: trained
man.
Worked April 30. :4e Us. 1913 rs,
80 Is. I: SO. Derby distance q u mfles)
in 2:06 3-5.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-03

PORTER'S CAP Cowned by C. II.
Howard: trained by Tom smith. TO be
ridden by L. Haas.
Worked April 20. half mile in 81 As.
Worked April rs, Derby route in al 3-5,
1:12 Is. 1888. 1851 2-5. 1904 as.
Worked May l, half mile In "a, IS as,
al AS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-03

ROBERT MORRIS towned BY ]. Fred
Byers; trained by T II. MeCreary. TO be
ridden nv II Richards.
Worked May I. three-quarters In "a.
:35, AZ rs and i:14 Is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-03

WHIRLAWAY Cowned by calumet
Farms trained by Ben Jones to be ridden
by Eddie Arcarol.
Raced al Keeneland April II. won three
ISL 3-5.
=, Worked April - for DERBY trial. half
Raced a. Downs April 20 beaten three
Iourths length N mile race run h 1 IA Ia
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-07-24

stalo nepodnosljivo kod kuce; on je morao da
Jurne napred dobije iii izgubi sve; - pod
slicnim okolnostima naazi caristicki rezim;
revoucionarni duh, koji je toboz razapet na
hiljadu vesala, oblece preko zemlj je cd Urala
do Vistule; da Ii su zapaljivaci vatre Rusi-
il svesni svoga uspeha iii ne, panslavsticki
poklici, potpireni Cd Wade, sa ration protiv Ne
maeke sto lezi liza njh, jeste jedan Gin dinas-
tickog ocaja prisiljen da stavi sve ma kocku
Ako, zasta, sadanji glasovi ratu Ev-
ropi duguju svoje postojanje mucaljivim ST
lama sto Sc nalaze Ma poslu, koje su ,podigIe
republiku u Francuskoj "sa barutom bozan-
stvenog prava", te tako potstakli "vaskrsenje
demokratije' kao bauk oko prestola Berlinu,
onda moZemo ocekivati isti "barut bozjeg pra-
va da prouzrokuje pad carzma u Rusiji, i
delo, ucinjeno ovoj generaciji, cetrdeset i
wise godina kasnje nego 1870, u zamenu dace
"vaskrsenju demokratije' oko carskog presto
la Hohenzolerna srazmerno jaci udar sa po-
sledicama sto su neizraeunljve.
Nisu svi ratovi "a place Neki ratovi su
vulkanske eksplozije, jake nabijene sa zacinom
Revoucije Revolucije progresu unalpred.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-07-24

TINA nije drzao prave marksisticke linije sa
koja bese skladu sa ekonomskim stan jem,
nJegova politika je nadkrilila ekonomske prii-
ke tamo Sc ona usuprot tog glavnog odlucu-
Juceg elementa istorje, ekonomskog stanja,
drzi kao Wade kaptalistieih zemalja. (Ova
nasa marksisticka kritika nj malo ne umanju-
je nasu zelju da nasa ruska proleterska braca
prah satru zlikovske horde crnog nacizma.)
Ali, iako "u mnogim slucajevima" "poli-
ticke, pravne, filozofije" pretezuju u odluci-
vanju i same ekonomske uslove, to ne znaci da
ekonomski usovi nisu osnovni odlucujuci ee-
menti istorije. l radncka klasa, ako seduje
logicnu politiku ekonomskih uslova, odnosno,
revolucionarnu organizaciju, kao sto je Socija-
listicka Radnicka Partija ona &c moci mnogo
lakse oboriti burzoaski sistem nego sto je
burzoaskim ant-marksistickim elementima
lako da odrze institucije ssteme koji trebaju
da Sc hladan grob nalaze.
Da je Sovjetska Junija poslusala glas So
cijalisticke Radnicke Partije, danasnji uzasni
prizori i jos uzasnije pretnje bile bi nezamis-
ljene Ali ono sto nisu htei da ucine Stalno-
vi birokrati to mora uciniti americka radnicka
klasa, iii ce cello coveGanstvo otici bezdan
sunovratno. | zaista, ova zemlja je postala je-
dina NADIA celog covecanstva i americka rad
nicka klasa ce tu nadu ispuniti sa usvajan jem
marksistickog ucenja revolucionarne Socija-
listicke Radnicke Partiie
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-07-24
DE LEON o RATU.
DAILY People, Is. aprila 1879

Tu mogu biti nesto wise, nego besposen
novinarski glasovi II evropskim vestima, koji
u zadnje vreme dolaze odnosno neizbeznosti
rata Ratne pahuljice, sa kojima smo postal
zapoznati "a poslednjih trideset godina, mogu
Sc lako zapostaviti. Medjutm sadanjim YES
TINA postoi nesto sto cd djekuje drugacijm to-
nom
Zasto je Napoleon H. hteo rata sa Ne
mackom 1870? Nije Ii on imao pune ruke po-
sa kod kuce, iii su ga njegov van ski ratov
narcotic upad Il Meksiku, opili sa ratnom ta-
stinom Cinjenca ie da mucaljv uzroci ina
iu mocnu gonecu silu. Kako oni sto gone. ia
ko oni sto bvaju gonjeni, rade nesvesno
Takva je to sila bila, koja je naterala Napo-
leona ILL., njegovom padu. Ono sto bi moguce
uzelo Franeusku mnogo godna da ostvari
pad carevine i restoracju ravno-potapkane
burzoaske republike - Napoleon je obavo
nekoliko meseci: Rat, koji ie on nametnuo
Nems tkoj, oborio ga e. Ne samo to, nego je
on prouzrokovao, kao sto je to CASTELAR, lepo
izrazio, da republika podigne u Francuskoj
"sa barutom bozjeg prava'. da Sc samo pra-
vo bozie "jedva povratio u Berlin, kada je vi
delo oko svoga prestola bauk vaskrsnute demo-
kratije'
Gasovi ratu, sto doaze il Evrore, tica-
juei sc pan-slavistickog pokreta sto zarajuie
Rusijd plamen. te gura u rat sa Nematkom,
te koji oda je visoke note 90 revoluc arnim
promenama kod kuce. preteci van mogucnosti
Wade da in suzbije potankosti ovih glasova
udaraJu na notu sa erazija sto podsecaiu ma
dane cd 1870. kada je Napoleon ILL., nametnuo
rat Nematkoj.
To je bilo kao "Francuz" utelovlienie
'sve sto je Francusko', sto je Napoleon III:
lzdso svoj zazov Nemackoj: = kao "Slaven'
utelovljenje "svega sto je Slavensko, Carl
sticki rezim sada zvekece svoju sablju pod nos
Nemacke
To je bio jedan Gin ocaja ma strani Ma
poleona III. da nametne rat: on je, uporedo
sa svojim rezimom, osetio da ie Ito kod kuce
prevruee "a MEGA: on to osetli mnogo
Pre- no sto su stranci mogli da pogode Gin je-
nicu iii nego sto 81 zapal aliivaci vatre na bule-
varma P;riza poimli dokle su oni uspeli
en- nije mao izbora; niegovo stanje je po-