davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1941-04-19

ago"
Without moving a muscle, DR..
Walker glanced furtively at the
small table near the window. Marks
eyes followed his and his voice
vibrated with a sinister meaning.
"Ah-h-h. You do understand.
after ALL" he spoke softly. They
call it botulinus toxin-and there
was enough in that thermos bottle
to kill an army"
The officers started walking slow
ly toward the door, the doctor be-
tween them, his face an ashen
mask. Capt. Jones went to the tele-
phone and dialed 90" The in
strument clicked. Connect me with
police headquarters" he said.
Sandra Relaxes.
Mark looked at Crystal and grim
ned. Then they both began to
laugh and Sandra, still too bewild-
cred to fully understand the swift
events of the past few minutes,
suddenly leaned back in her chair
and knew deep down in her troubled
soul that at long last she was free
=. safe, and no longer afraid.
The captain was still talking on
the telephone as Mark walked over
to the small table near the WIN
dow, picked up the thermos bottle,
poured out glass of water and
with an elaborate gesture, handed
it to Sandra with flourish.
Drink to the end of your long
nightmare of wretchedness, San
dra. And when that captain gets
through, We'll all go downstairs
where we can get something far
more potent than water to cele-
brate fitting finale to the famous
Starr mystery"
Did DR.. Walker kill Joe?" She
looked up at him and sudden tears
filled her eyes.
His voice was very gentle. This
girl had been through a crisis in
the last two days and nearer death
than he liked to remember.
Yes, dear. He shot him with
Joe's own gun" He turned abrupt
ly to Crystal. I'VE are going to talk
of many things downstairs, all of
us. The captain and I will get
table in the dining room and I wish
you would bring Sandra down as
soon as she feels like coming. :.
Well be waiting for you" He
drew a deep breath and Crystal
caught the look in his eyes as he
added-"very impatiently."
Captain Is Complimentary.
There was no music in the res
taurant and they all turned CRATE
fully to the most important busi-
ness at hand as the waiter took
their order and departed. Now they
could talk without Interruptions.
1t was then that the captain i'm
pulsively held out his hand to
Mark and said with sincere admira-
ton in his voice:
my congratulations on as fine
a piece of detective work as + have
ever seen. 1t took brains to work
out the theory you evolved and
courage to put it through" He turn
ed to Sandra.
Mrs. Starr, you owe this man
morf than you realize. He saved
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St. AIbans Racketers
Sweep in Singles
bn Baltimore

st. Adams crack tennis team
sdidn't drop singles match yester-
Sdav as it defeated Baltimore Friends,
s512-112, for its second victory in
! the Interstate Academic Conference
in as many starts. In sweeping the
singles. the Saints took four of the
five in straight sets.
Friends only victory came in the
No. 2 doubles match, although it
earned another half point by holding
a st Adams substitute pair to a
draw in the No. l encounter.
Summaries:
singles-Cooper tst., Albans> defeated
Wheelock 60. 6-3: Chewnine (St
Albansl defeated Wagner. SO. 81: Lee
tSt.. Adams defeated Hecht, 3-6, 81,
81; Boyle tSt Albans) defeated O'Neil,
60. 6--3:, ouiggIe tSt. Albans defeated
Fuller, 60, 6-3
Doubles-Waener-He friends de-
fsated DOYLE -Hutchinson. 6-3: 6-3;
ONeil drew, each winning one set, 6-.
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The
:SPORTLIGHlT
Prof. Rice Gives Picture
Of Mental Side of Golf
BY GRANTLAND RICE,

NEW YORK, April 10 NANA).
Some millions of human beings
are marching back to the fairways
again. The vast majority also are
marching back to traps, bunkers,
matted rough, abysmal grottos,
ponds, out-of- bounds. heelprints
and the jitters of the 4foot putt.
1t is morbid going, but they like
It. Golf is a game that battles
them ALL the high and low, the
duffer and the star. 1t is a game
where each players main opponent
Is himself. 1t is game that seems
easy enough.
But, as Leo Diegel said lately,
''the longest march I know is from
the practice tee to the first tee of
q competitive round"
Golf is at least rs per cent nerves,
concentration. mental attitude or
psychology, call it what you will.
The great curse of golf is tension.
Vt is the main poison. Until it can
be lessened-it never can be cured
all is woe and lamentation.
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Mattos, Little Tavern
Play Interleague
Diamond Game

One of the big sandlot baseball
battles of the early season comes
up tomorrow, when Mattos A. c.
of the Virginia Night League meets
Little Tavern of the Industrial
Loop.
An interleague clash, it will give
a line on what both teams can ex-
pect to do in their respective loops
The game, on the East Ellipse, will
start at 8 o'clock.
Bob Chisolm or Bill Giller will
pitch for Mattos A. C. with Wes
Taylor catching. For Little Tavern
Wheatley probably will pitch.
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Orunqe Horse Show Host

ORANGE, Va, April 10 R.-
Horses from Richmond, Charlottes-
vile, Warrenton, Culpeper, Gotham,
Keswick and Orange were entered
in the Orange community schooling
horse show today. Leading stables
in the State take advantage of this
annual informal show to give their
best prospects q taste of show ring
conditions before the big shows start.
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No-HH HurIing Marks Victories
Goithersburg, Herndon Score

The honor of pitching the first
schoolboy no-hit game of the sea-
son is shared today by Harold Nor
ris of Gaithersburg Md High and
Stuart Lanham of Herndon, Va.
Their teams won by identical scores
of Ito, Gaithersburg whipping
Friends School and Herndon down.
ing Jefferson of Falls Church.
Only one runner reached first of
Lanham. His teamates played error
less ball. Shortstop Kellogg, who
walked in the fifth inning, was
caught in a double plaY.
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Fights Lost Night
~ the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BOSTON Kaplan 14s. 3 os-
ton. outpointed Fritze Zivic, AS,
Pittsburgh. welterweight champion 60,
pon-title).
New York stopped Andy Servant 1873,
INDfANAPoLIs. = Johnny Ds nson,
1875, Indiana polls knocked out CT larley
Roth, 200, Cincinnati t3l:
TAMPA F1a.-Soldier. Tommy { iomez,
1s4. Tampa, stopped Art Syka ;. 192,
Laurel. Miss. t2).
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eral glaring miscues to score three
runs in the third. Smith encountered
rough going in the eighth, but es-
capped with only two runs charged
against him.
Leib McDonald's swatting and
Mearle Du Walls homer featured
Maryland's attack.
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SuIicu Girds for Bottle

BALTIMORE, April 19 OP.-Lou
Salica, the bantamweight boxing
champion, is training here for his
title fight with Lou Transparent a
week from next Friday night at
the Coliseum.
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Hunters Vie at Stuunton

STAUNTON, Va, April 10 (P.-
A six-class program for all types
of hunters was arranged for today's
annual hunter trials of the Glen
more Hunt Club. The first class
was to open at 2 pm.
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Jones' Contrasting Rounds
Exomple of Psychology

I saw Bobby Jones play his last
round over the Augusta national
course in the recent Masters
There were from 10000 to 10000
spectators galloping across hill and
valley, dale and upland.
Bob was out in AZ and back in
81 for a 79-seven over apar.
A few days later in a friendly
round over the championship East
Lake course in Atlanta Bob was
out in 80 and back in 81 for 63-
eight under par.
Here were two rounds that within
q few days were 16 strokes apart.
Almost stroke a hole.
"I've always said" he told me,
"that friendly golf and champion
ship golf were two entirely differ
ent games. While good swing
always is important, concentration,
mental attitude and nerve control
are far more important when the
pressure is on"
No golfer who isn't tournament
tough has a chance against such
seasoned campaigners as Wood,
Nelson, Hogan and others who can
keep concentrating for round after
round. No one can do that playing
one tournament a year. Tension
piles up too quickly.
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Errors-Webb, Earman (2), Kelloeg (2).
Ward f3). Runs-Page (2), Gentry (2),
Robertson, Lanhsm. Kronfeld Croweil, At
kisson t2) Marshall Double play-Lan-
ham to Gentry to Atkisson. First base on
out-By Lanham, 21: by Webb, 8. Um-
pire-Mr. Atkisson.
Evening star., 1941-04-19
CHAPTER XII.


stood Oliver Walker hands and
would life
move.
You responsible for this Walker shouted him
time you've gone too far. You've got nothing me"
physicians analytical laboratory
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Will Train at Frederick

FREDERICK, Md, April 10 R.-
Frederick has been selected as the
spring training site for the Bradford
club Of the Pony League, . Boston
Bees farmeclub.
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Errors-Mateny, Carter CD, Smith, Loos
Holland. Runs-Burdette t2), Glover (2),
Costello, Riley (3), Mateny. Stiles (2).
Two-base hits-Morris. Baadte. Three
base hits-Burdette. Riley I2). Home run
8: Oh Foust 1 Oh Newmyer, none. Struck
out-By Morris, 1H by Newmeyer, 3: by
Foust. none Hits-Oh Foust, In in
rings: OF Newmyer 4 In innings. Passed
bal1s-Smith CD.
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RunS-Dennls. KorczoWSkl, Johnson '2l,
Howard, Chestnut. Whip (2l, Mcdonald
Errors-Howard (2). Korczowski, Dennis,
Hooker. Mcdonald a.. Wharton. Two-base
hits-Howard. Dyer Three-base hits
Johnson Mcdonald Home run-Duvall.
Stolen bases-Dennis, Mcdonald Double
play-Chestnut TO KorcZowski to Chestnut.
Left on baseS-Maryland. Q: William and
Mary S. Bases on balls-Of Smith, / of
Raschi. 2. Strikeouts-By Hunt, l; by
Smith 3: by Raschi s; by Merrick. !. Hits
of Hunt, in 3 innings of Smith, 5 in
g innings; of Rasch1 13 in 5ia innings:
of Merrick, 2 in rs innings Passed balls
ENGLAND. Dennis. Winning pitcher
Smith. Losing pitcher-Rsschi Umpires--
MesSrs Cox and Shoemaker. Time 20.
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College Sports

Baseball.
George Washington, 9; Washington and
MARYLAND, 10; William and Mary. s.
Holy Cross. 4; Fordham, d2 innings.
Viiianova 9; Providence 4.
Susuuehanna, 4: Bucknell. 8.
St ai johns s. tBrooRS. tdBRiS5 iecs; IS; Hampdsn-
Riehmond:. 8; Michisan 1.
High Point IL. Lenoir Rhyme, l.
:. washington and Lee Frosh, 13; Augusta
Ohio State, 8; Purdue. . III innings.
Indiana, 5; Minnesota. l.
northwestern, 4; Chicago, O..
Texas, 10; Southern Methodist. o.
baylor, is a Z; AFe Texas M CHRISTIAN. m tan /. D
Hartwick. A. Blue Ridge. 2.
Tennis
gucknell, 5. Lafayette. 8.
Haverford. s; Union, l.
n e; State; z; Boston College, 2.
Clemson, Z; Erskine, o.
washington and Lee Frosh. 8; Augusta
Loyola lMd), 5; Hampden; Sydney, 4
Cincinnati. s: Detroit. |.
Golf.
George Washington, 8; Boston College, 0.
Maryland, 4; Loyola (Md.), 2.
HaysTford & yGhRs VInR'n,s scPsiRs gssP s
Wake Forest, 1917; Fordham, 41a.
Florida. 1917; Pennsylvania, ga.
Michigan. 101a: Tennessee, "a.
Missouri, IL; Washington est. Louis). 7.
Purdue, IS; Detroit, 13.
Lacrosse.
washingtop and Lee, Z: yirgtnia. ..
Loyoia c{d), II; North Carolina. 5.
Evening star., 1941-04-19

year. He gave up three bases on
balls and an error permitted another
runner to reach first.
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Morris victory was q duplication
Of his no-hitter against Friends last
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Povracena :je 'kruna''
SelaSin.

Prosle nedelje, nakon pet godi-
ma cekanja, Halle Selasije, "Im-
perator" Etiopije, povratio Sc ma
prestolu Ads Ababi. Britain.
ia je MENU povratila "krunu"
i on &c njeno ime "a nju vlada.
ii. Tako to ide sa malim kraljevi-
ma njihovim kraljevinama, oni
su satrapi krupnih kapitalistickih
zemalja.
Ali zaSto sc Britannia trudila da
skcro po svaku cenu spasi krunu
Abisinije? Svako INA, ako ista
znade, da Britannia "a nikoga
slabijeg ne vadi kestenje, nego
je obratno poznata cinjenica da
ona .uvek zeli da drugi "a nju il
vatre vadi vruce kestenje. Brita-
Mia je ovim cinom, pored dru-
gih stvari, povratila nadu propa-
linn kraljevima da &c ona NINA
povratiti njihove izgubljene zem-
lie samo neka' Sc malo stripe, .kao
sto je Selasije cekao pet godina.
Sada &c jos u vecoj nadi ziveti
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SA VECERINKE.
Organizator kluba

(Nastavak sa 3. strane.)
nici imati sta da brane, rece 60
vornik, kada, po ucenju Socijalis-
ticke Radnicke Partije, pravova-
ljano organizovani ustanu cd
posednicke kapitalisticke klase O.
duzmu drustveno bogatstvo koje
su radnici stvorili. Samo kada svo
bogatstvo bude u rukama radnic-
kle klase tada &c radnici imati
sta da brane borice Sc kao la
vovi da o6uvaju stecene dobiti.
Pala su par pitanja ma koja je
drug govornik odgovorio izvrsno.
Kolekcija "a pdkrice troskova
bese ok SLIGO, a sku,F ia !" wi
vedena kraju u najboljem redu.
l. GOtal, dopisnik.
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Niie Sc cuditi.

Pittsburska Slobodna Rec pi-
Sc clanke koje pohvalno pod rub
rikom "Kroz Novine" citira reak-
cionarni Jugoslavenski Glasnik,
zajedno sa drugim sovinistickim
novinama kao sto su American
ski Glas Prosveta. Interesovace
Glas Kanade, Zajednicar, Hrvat-
ski Glas i Prosveta. InteresoYace
nase citaoce kakvim jezikom pi-
Sc tai list "srpskih radnika," da
ga moze pohvalno otvorena reak-
CHA citirati. I evo sto Sc tamo We
Ii da je Slobodna Rec rekla 16. a
prila, 1941. godine, pod naslovom
"Borba "a oslobodjenje Jugosla-
vie:
"Pre svega, potrebno je, wise
nego ikada pre-, jedinstvo americ-
kin Srba, Hrvata Slovenaca.
ujedinjeni da damo moralnu
materijalnu pomoc junackim ma
rodima Jugoslavije u njihovoj bor-
bi "a oslobodjenje, nacionalnu ne
zavisnost i mir"
Citaoc je primetio da Sc ne ira
Ii jedinstvo radnika, srpskih, hr-
vatskih slovenackih, nego Sc ira
Ii jedinstvo "Srba" it'd. Drugim
recima, Slobodna Rec polazi cd
nacionalistickog premisa, a ne Cd
Marksistickog premisa da je svaka
nacija podeljena ma klase ne
pomirljive borbene klase. l citaoc
&c primetiti da ia pseudokomunis-
ticka novina polazeci cd sovinis-
tickog premisa preporucuje Sow
nizam svoju preporuku sovinis-
ticki Zakljucuje. Ona trazi nacio-
nalnu nezavisnost Srba, Hrvata
j Slovenaca, tojest, nezavisnost
kapitalista srpskih, hrvatskih
slovenackih, tojest, nezavisnu Via
davinu "demokratskog" stranog
kapitala koji je vladao sa Jugos-
lavijom.
Onda nije nj cudo da njeno pi-
sanje moze slobodno pohvalnc
da citira kapitalisticka razglase-
ma reakcija kajoj pripada Jugo-
slovenski Glasnik!
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n ASI DOPISI.

l.. Anderson, $500, NJ. Burlakis
$500, F. Busic $500, NJ. Bobceff
S4.00, G. Miller $4.OO P. Barac
S4.00, S. Vignjevic S4OO, G. Ra-
dulovic $500, Familija Beuk $500,
S. Kotur $500, H. Brostman
$500, NJ. Krnic $500, Smilja
Krnic $500, T. Krnic $500, NJ.
Brasenovic $500, L. Mrvos
$500, J. Derosky $500, N. Bro
zovic $3.50, c. Sepherd $50,
A. Sauer $1.25, T. Vukelic $1.O0,
S. Vasilovic $1.O0, r. Paste $1.0O,
Cveta Divic S1.00, A. P. S10O, NJ.
Tepavac S1.00, NJ. Momcilovic
$1.0O, NJ. L. Barac s1.0O, D. Ra-
kinic S1.00, G. Stipanovic $1.0O,
P. Sapovic $50.
Da bi prihod bio sto veci sle-
dece drugarice darovase u raznim
stvarima:
Maria Brozovic "a $500, Smi-
liza Krnic S1.25, Hermina Barac
S1.25, Sava Krnic S1.25, Anna De-
rosky s1.0O, Anka Beuk S1.0O, Ca
zela Demko SOC.
Cist prihod iznosi S67.75.
Svima prilagacima ime Week
ly People Kluba najlepsa hvala.
Anka BeuA,
OrganiZator Kluba.
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Proglas principa S. L. P.
Usvojen TO- Konvenc socastcke Radncke Partje Anne
rike odrzane aprila meseca 1910, u New York, N. Y

suyiSnih 'espapa ma svetskm plJacama,
syaka kapitalisticka nacija trazi da dcs-
ncrantno stisne svoj je konkurente, zbog
ovoga ratovi i sukobi tresu civilizovani
svet. u ovoj pomamnoj borbi ia opstanak,
radnicke klase svih nacija najvise pate.
Protiv takvog sistema Socijalisticka
Radnicka Partija podize zastavu bune i
zahteva bezuslovnu predaju kapitalistic-
ke klase. U ovoj vrhovnoj krizi nikoja re-
fcrmisticka mera nece koristiti, istori
ia uc onamo gde socijalna revolucija tre-
ba da dodje, ako Sc zbog ma kojeg raz-
]oca ne izvrsi, alternative je reakciia, dix
tatura. Posto je preziveo svoju drustvenu
potrebu, kapitalizam mora ustupti mesto
novom drrlstvenom poredku - poredku II
koiem &c vlada pocivati ma industriii, na
baz korisnog poslovanja, na mesto da po-
tiva na teritorijalna (politicka) predstav-
niStva Oval novi drustveni sistem moze
bit samo vladavina forme Sociialisticke
Industrijalne Junije, ako Sc zeli sluziti po-
lrebama ogromne vecine ako Sc zeli da
p,ogres bude zakon buducnosti kao Sto be-
Sc IL proslosti. Ma izrabljenim radnicima
stoji duznosti da izvrSe ovu revolucio-
nar1n promenu sa mirnim, civilizovanim
nacinom. upotrebljavajuci glasovnicu
sve Sto ie potrebno da bi sc izvrSia pro-
n ena.
Sledstveno, mi pozivamo naiamne
radnike da Sc organizuju pod zastavom
Socijalisticke Radnicke Partiie klasno-
svesnom telu, svesno svoih prava odluc
no da in izvojuje
Mi dalje pozivamo najamne radnikc
.tmerike da Sc organizuju Il celishodne In
dustrijalne Junije ola izvrSe nalog svoje
glasovnice, da ispune potrebe svrhe
Wade Socijalisticke Industrijalne Juniic
Industrijalni .Junionizam jeste Soci ials-
ticka Republika { STVARANJU; cili po-
stignut - 1ndustrjalna Junija jestc
Socijalisticka Republika operaciji
/ mi takodjer pozivamo sye ostale in
teligentne drustveno-cudne gradjane da
sebe uspostave pravo ma zemljistu intere-
sa radnicke klase da ucestvuju mama u
ovom velikom plemenitom radu ljudskog
oslobodjenja, tako da bi mi mogli bro
unistiti postojece varvarske klasne kon-
fliktc, stavljajuci zemlju sredstva proiz
vodnje, transportacije raspodele ruke
korisnih proizvodjaca kao kolektivnom te-
lu, zamenjujuci postojece stanje anarhis-
ticke proizvodnje industrijske i internaci-
onane ratove drustvene nerede, sa Soci-
jaiistickom Industrijalnom Kooperativnom
Zajedncom - Zajednicom u kojoj ce sva
ii radnk imati slobodno pravo punu ko-
rist cd svojih sposobnosti, pomnozene sa
swim modernim faktorima civilizaciie.
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Sa prOslave Weekly
People Kluba.
Steubenville, O.

u nedelju 4. maja mesni
weekly People Club" odrzao je
banket pocast zlatnog jubileja
Weekly People-a, zvanicnog orga-
ma SocijalistiGke Radnicke Parti-
je Amerike, u nasem lokalu, 537
Wells st. Sa istom proslavom pro-
slavili smo i Prvi Maj, simbol os-
lobodjenja proletarijata.
Ma ovoj proslavi imali smo pri-
.liku cuti wise govornika. Prvo
nam je,> sada pokojni, Pavle Ba-
rae odrzao govor znacaju Prvog
Maja i 0 zlatnoj istoriji Weekly
People-a, koja novina neustrasi-
vo siri vec so godina revolucio-
narno slovo radnickog oslobodje-
MIA ispod morije klasne yladaIi j.
ne - kapitalizma. Dale pokojni
drug Barac rece, Socijalisticka
Radnicka Partija je jedina revo-
lucionarna organizacija koja sto-
| il cvrsto kao gibraltarska stena
ma Marksistickom principu ape
Iowa ma prisutne da je svestrano
pomazu jer je to duznost svih IL
rabljenih radnika.
Drugi govornik bese drug H
Brostman, koji je ma engleskom
| jeziku govorio istom pravcu.
Ia mime je govorila, Il ime
| Kluba, dole potpisana, apelo.
vala je ma radnice prisutne ma O.
voj proslavi, a koje nisu clanice
weekly People Cluba," da Il ME
mu sto pre- stupe, da pomognu
WEEKLY PEOPLE-u, jedinoj no.
vini u ovoj zemlji ma engleskon
jeziku, koja zagovara bezuslovnu
| predaju kapitalizma unistenje
klasnog drustva podizanje bes-
klasne zajednice Socijalisticke In
dustrijalne Republic, Rada. Ia
tim je ona pozvala prisutne da
novcano priloze "a fond zlatnoe
jubileja Weekly People-a. l u nov
| Gu sledeci prilozise:
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SOcl lallStlcka RauHlcka TaTllJa Anne
rike, ma konvenciji odrzanoj Il gradn New
vcrku, aprila 90. 1910, opet potvrdjuje
neprekosnovna covekova prava ma zlvot,
slobodu teznju "a srecom.
Mi drzimo da je svrha Wade da osigu-
RI svakom gradianinu uzivanje ovog pra-
va, ali, uGeni sa iskustvom, mi dalje drzi-
mo da je takvo pravo iluzorno "a vecinu
naroda, toiest, radnicku klasu, pod posto-
iecim sistemom ekonomske nejednakosti,
koji ie stvarno razoran po NJIHOV zivot,
NJIHOVU slobodu NJIHOVOJ sreci.
Mi drzimo da covek he moze upraznja-
vati svoje pravo ma zivot, slobodu i teznju
"a srecom bez da poseduje zemlju alate
sa koiima da radi. Lisen od ovih, njegov
zivot. niegova sloboda njegova sudbina
pa,laju rule klasc koja poseduje bitnosti
"a rad proizvodnju. Ovo posednistvo
danas drzi manjina drustvu, kapitalls-
tiGka klasa, koja upraznjava posredom o.
vog posednistva kontrole ekonomski des-
potizam bez usporedjenja istoriji.
Vladina statistika* je ustanovila da
80 20 sto zemal ;skog bogatstva posedujc
DO stO od ukupnog stanovnistva; da 33'
po sto bogatstva poseduje II po sto sta
novnistva, tako Sc ma kraju ustanovlja java
da 90 po sto nacionalnog bogatstva pose
duje 13 po sto stanovnistva, ostavljajuci
ogromnu vecinu, radnicku klasu, iii 81 po
sto stanovnistva, da poseduje samo 8 po
$40 od naconalnog bogatstva.
Posednistvo ogromne kolicine nacio-
Oo1por bcrafcfva o1 cfrapn Oak OlicInn
jest nepobitni dokaz da Sc rad zrabljuie
od glavnog della proizvoda kojeg samo on
proizvodi Tako sc radnik lisava sredsta-
va samo-uposlivanja, i, sa primoranom
hesposlenCscu II najamnom ropstvu, on je
lisen i od zivotnih potrebstina.
Mi drzimo da postojeca kontradikcija
zmedju teoriie demokratske Wade cinje-
nice despotskog ekonomskog sistema -
privatan posed mad prirodnim drustve-
MIN prilikama - dele nacije na dive kla-
Sc: neproduktivnu, ali posedujucu kapita-
listicku klasu i produktivnu, ali nepose-
nuiucu radEicku klasu: baca drustvo II
greeve klasne borbe; izopacuje vladu ne
promenljvo "a upotrebu i korist kapita-
listicke klase.
Vreme je sada ovde kada je, prirod-
lin posledicama drustvene evolucije, ovaj
sistem proizveo uslove svoga propadanja.
Posto ie dovrsio svoj normalni razvitak,
kapitalisticki sistem njegov politicki iz-
razai, drzava, sada su zastareli. Nesposob-
ne da dalje lako prodaiu ogromne kolicine
Federal trade Commission Report, 1926
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-05-15
s.Protiv reakcije i impe.
rijalistickOg rata"

Slobodna Rec ma drugcm mestu
pisuci O Prvom Maju veil:
"Odbijajuci navale reakcije,
radnistvo Amerike izlazi sutra
zbijenim redovima II demonstra-
cijama protiv sudelovanja owe zem-
lie imperijalisticki rat" pa on
da, "protiv podizanja cena po-
reza o." A zatim ona veil: ga
stoprocentno organizovanje radni-
ka u C. I. O."
Ne mora osoba biti prijatelj
radnog naroda ako je ona protiv
ipmerijalistickog rata, tojest, pro-
tiv ulaska owe zemlje II rat.
reakcionsri koji bi zeleli sutra u
vesti fasizam ovu zemlju, danas
vatreno govore protiv Imperial
listickog rata. Dakle to ne pravi
Slobodnu Rec prijateljem radni-
ka.
Borba 'protiv podizahja cena i
poreza," podseca mas ma predrat-
ne dane Prvog Svetskog Rata,
kada su novine zute Socijalistic-
Ike Partije iste reformisticke me-
re preporucivale americkim rad
nicima da in zavedu da ne bi mo-
gil videti da njihov spas lei u
potpunom obaranju kapitalizma.
Rezultat te obmane izdaje bese
svetsko krvoprolice. Sledstveno, te
reformisticke traznje svrstavaju
Slobodnu Rec sa najzucim refor-
mizmom - sa izdajicama radnic-
Ike klase.
Borba 'Za stoprocentno orga-
nizovanje u c. l. O." svrstava tn
novinu u gnezdo fekera jer oni
sve cvrsce kao oktopusi stezu svo-
je zile oko svih jedinica C. I. O.,
koji spremaju jedan proglas sa
kojim &c izjaviti da je C. I. O. "a
"svu pomoc Britaniji." U stvari
nazad nekoliko sedmica svi vr-
hovni fekeri te junije tako Sc IL
razise. Dakle, sa time Slobodna
Rec preporucuje onu istu stvar
protiv koje Sc toboz bori - impe-
rijalisticki rat!
A da svoj pseudokomunizam
dobro zapecati sa usklicima S. r.
preporucuje sledece:
"Ujedinimo srpske radnike pod
barjakom 'Slobodne Reci'!" CHI |