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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-21
RED DEVILS AND
 HULLS MEET TONIGHT

New Haven, February 2l. = The West Haven Red Devils can clinch the greater New Haven pro basket ball title tonight at the Arena by defeating their arch rivals, the Hull Brewers. The Devils will enter the game a slight favorite as result of their 46-39 win over the Brewers last week.
 However, Hulls led for three per iods and half in the first game, and ran out of reserve strength in that game when four regulars left the game on fouls.
 In the preliminary game which will start at D. m., the Radio Stars of Bridgeport, will engage the New Haven Speedgirls. ,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-21
Godoy- Louis Bout up In The Air

Santiago. Chile, Feb. 21-CUP) = Arturo Godoy, Chilean heavy weight contender, plans to fly to New York on March or 4, it was learned reliably today.
 Godoy, now enroute to Buencs Aires by automobile, apparently has changed his mind about in- sisting upon a postponement from April Is to August of his proposed Los Angeles title fight with Joe Louis.
 New York, Feb. 21-UP)-The on again of again Louis Godoy title fight still may be staged at Los Angeles in April. if challenger Arturo Godoy actually flies from Chile to New York early next month. That's what Promoter Mike Jacobs said when informed that Godoy now plans to fly here. a
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-21
FIGHT RESULTS By limited PreSsl
WRAF-see = WOR-710 WJZ-5e0 = WABC--esO

Portland, Me.-Coley Welch, 160, Portland, knocked out Jay Macedon, 165. New York (8); Paul Herrick, 119, Portland, drew with Eddie De Angeles, 130, Boston (8): Herb Lynch, IA, Boston, decisioned Eddie O"Task, 139, Dover, N. H. (8).
 Fall River, Mass. = Joey Stack, 126 1-2, Philadelphia, Outpointed Al Mancini. 126, Providence, R. l., 10); Jackie Small, 135, Boston, optpointed Billy Barbour, lS6, Providence (6); Tony Almeida, i62, Bristol, R. l., decisioned Jackie Col lins, 156, Boston (6): Gene Boulen, 145, Providence, stopped Christy kaRa1 NA 1AaanL MA (O,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-21
K. ofL. Hoopsters Shade Long Island! Array AS To B

Trailing for the better part of the game, the K. of L. cagerS came to life In the closing minutes to pull out with 45-43 thriller against the Long Island King Mullen Wreckers before a small crowd last night at St. Josepll'S hall.
 Notre Danes John Kelly, with 25 points, 10 baskets and five fouls, was the big gun for the Knights; getting seven points in each of the first three periods and four in the fourth. s&eea
 Joe Swasey, who thrilled the fans with a six-basket performance last week, sank the nights first hoop, but, with '.1tchy" Smith netting four hoops in a row, the visitors gained A 14-ll lead at the end of the per- iod and made it 30-23 at the half.
 Joe Joyce tailed six of his 10 points in the. third quarter and kel- ly clicked for seven more as the starza ended with the Liths trailing. by one point, 37-36. A streak of Il straight points at the start of the period put the Brooklynites ahead, but they fell behind as Otsky tossed in three points for the Wreckers in the final moments.
 Nip and Tuck
 An exciting last quarter saw the count tied twice, the second time at 41-all, on a long shot by Kelly with 90 seconds to go. e.,s {: Joe Boley then scored his only, basket of the night and Kelly .fol- lowed with his 10th to offset a last second hoop by the visitors Ken Norton.
 The Liths dumped in IT of 79 shots and scored on Il of IT fouls, Kelly's 25 points and 10 by Joyce leading the way, while the Long Is- larders tailed on 19 of 64 shots and made good on five of nine fouls. Smith and Gimple each snaring five twirl~counters.
 Freddie Ferrie, working nights again, was unable to hs D the Liths against the invaders. The. Knights will remain idle until Saturday, March 1, when the Canadian KloWnS make return appearance. Last nights prelim saw St. Jo- sepil,S Holy Name rout the West Haven Allingtown Boys club, 36-t8, Pros Meyers tossing in nine baskets. The winners led, 12-1, at the half and romped home. The scores; :,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-21
RUBBER RIFLEMEN
 LOSE GILBERT TEAL

,Naugatuck,. Feb. 21-The rifle team of the U. s. Rubber company will compete against the Brass City team in Waterbury tonight. At a recent meeting of the U. s. rifle and pistol club, the resignation of Gilbert Teal, president was received. He is now in army service in the south. Harry Logan was elected president and Ted Stackpole was chosen secretary. A vote of thanks was given MT. Teal for the work he has done.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-21
WATR Presents Worlds Leading Commentators

B. S. Bercovici-11 m, Sum- Mon, Tues Wed, Thurs, Fri Cedric Foster-2:S0 D. m, Sun, p. m, Mon, Tues- Wed Thurs, Fri. John Hughes-5 D. m, Mon, Tues, Wed, Thurs, Fri Fulton Lewis Jr-7 p. m. Mon, Tuesu Wed, Thurs, FTt Wythe Williams-7:45 p. m, Sum- m, Tues, Thurs Boake Carter-8:30 D. Mon p. Wed; S:30 D. m Sat- Dorothy Thompson p. m. Sun.
 Raymond Gram Swing-10 p. m, Mon, Tues, Wed, Fri LISTEN IN REGULARLY-wATR-129O ON YOUR DIAL.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-21
Recreation League Notes

 just like that one, the most diff cult spare that anyone ever made says Dr. Quack Wooster. Crowbar Grove, Baby Face Desmarais, Peaches Hartwick and Laydown Daly agreed that Wooster should have made some of the easy ones he had and that they would have won a few.
 The greatest collection of Broad way stars and 'Men about Town" ever assembled, Duke McHugh, Wash My Face White, Fake Count" O'Rielly, King Cole and Angel Face Gone.
 Hickey Hubert, Cheese Cattana, Copper Coppola, Chigger Chabot leaving in a hurry. Wonder why.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-21

Horse polo continues to attract more than a little attention up Wa tertown way, where the Avon old Farms school team and It's Alukni will get together Saturday night for a game ct the Arena on Northfleld road. . f.i
 On Saturday, March l ! inc fourth
 annual Inter -scho6i Horse Show of the Watertown Riding club, Q mem- ber of the American Hofse Show az
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-21
WRESTLING RESULTS
(By United Pressl

Hartford, Conn.-Joe Cox, Kansas City, Mo, pinend Sammy Menacher Wash: Tommy O'Toole, Los An geles, drew with Red O'Dell, Bos- tony Leo Nunia, Seattle, Wash. downed Cowboy Joe Maynard, Okla homa Cit. Fred Bruno. Boston and Abe Kashey, AsSyria, drew.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-21
Dial Doings
By JIM PARKER

with the rest Of tho here with an attempt get all the weekend raoo bottom of the Guy thousandh performance first broadcast
 the WTIC Playhouse will given the network for series of half hour Yvete, currently Hartford, will be interviewed by Nellie Reven NBCed next Wednesday at 2O
 Claude Rains will in Rebrth original about convcta world outside Lincoln Highway broadcast advised to catch tha
 first broadcast of WATS Edith Adams Future Monday 115 late 30s finds it divorce professional
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-21

Sunday nights Jack originate Springs where the cast has been enjoying vacation eighteen harpist will
 
 Waterbury Medical Association night at 6:45 will feature talk by Dr. Child" Tonights Army Recruiting speaker WATR will be Lieut. Fred DeImOre of
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-21

-wATR-MBs features tonight 715 Army Recruiting s:sO Swing Club. 930 Topics of Today 1O Raymond Gram 104 Cats m Hammers 1:3O Middeweight title bout
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-21

IOIalS lS .st+3 7 43
 Score at half time-Wreckers 30, K. of l.. g. Referee-CarringtoD.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-21

S:00-Soldiers Quiz
 S:30-Boake Carter, Commentator S:45-Jean Merrill, Soprano
 9:00-News: Waltz Time
 9:15-Tommy Dorsey's Orch.
 9:30-Sen. Claude Pepper, talk 10:00-Operetta Bohemian GirP' II 1:00-Yankee News 11:15-Interlude Weather 11:30-California Melodies 12:00-Sign Off.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-21

critics call the heard the Tony Martin boadcass "wednesday night Adventures Rhythm Billy Gilbert sneezng comedian of the films will join the Vanee Broadcast wo renewed by its
 
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-21

a description Speed Skating Championship the nations capital the first time Stoopnagle Budd will together when Budd Huck of the Colonel his Sunday after Gue Doodle Mirth melody
 
 Betty will exercise during Sundays brodacast She'll be heard Drawn Lot" WATF asking station Saturday night oereta oadcas next to the last for this will feature It's 10 o'clock feature
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-21

Two of radios harp wt Bob Hope and Kay Kyse will get 
 
 Sunday of question Need Further Legislation Regarding Labor Disputes Industre?" a Rotary Sunday Opening be titled Humanity Action"
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-11-20
moo INDUSTRIJALIZMA MAD
MIITARTZMOM.

(Nastavak Sa z strane.)
Ia, mogla poraziti ma koliki broj utesnka one
imale.
Ali Sc mas professor jako vara kad on misll da
je pod swim okolnostima ''moc pobune prero-
gativa onih koji kontrolisu militarne avijo-
ne" it'd. Jer postoji jedna vrla okolnost pred
kojom je najsilniji militarizam slab Ia okol-
most je pravovaljano organizovana radnlcka
klasa. Pravovaljano organizovana SociJalis-
ticku Industrijalnu Juniju. Kada je Jednom
upitniku uvodnicki De Leon odgovarao ma
slicno pitanje koje nameee mas professor So
ciologije, on medju ostalm rece:
"Pre no sto Sc vozovi mogu kretati, trac-
nice Sc moraju poloziti. Prvo, odlucuJuce pi-
TAME vezi sa militarizmom ma koje Sc mora
odgovorti jeste: Je Ii radnicka klasa zemlje,
kojoj je doslo do militaristicke manifestacije
kapitalistickog rezina, organizovana celisohdno
industrijalno? Dale De Leon veil: Or
ganizujmo radnicku klasu celishodno indus
trijalno! Samo tad &c Sc revolt protiv militia
rizma rezultirati u Waterloo "a klasu spuzve
[kapi4 alista], mesto u pokolj "a klasu rada"
(Jula 81, 1909
sto De Leon misfi sa prvom citiranom re-
cenicom, to je da Sc militant avijoni, tenko-
vi, masinske puske i teska artilerija,' koJi su
morali> da mnogo prestrase naseg profesora,
moraju prvo proizvesti pre- no sto Sc mogu u
potrebiti razaranje. Sve te ratne stvarl
produkat industriie. Gvozdena ruda Sc mora ko-
patti. Ko ulazi zemljinu utrobu po nju? Ru-
darski radnici. Gvozdena ruda mora preta-
patti cisto gvozdje, ovo u cisti Jaki cellk
Ko to cini? Radnici celicne industrije. Motorl
Sc moraju "a svu miltarnu masinu prozvesti
Ko ih proizvodi? Automobilski radnici. Ia mi
lione radnika koji rade zemaljskoj proz-
vodnji "a same vojnike potrebno Je odelo.
Ko ga stvara? Radnici industrije odela. onda
"a cello stanovnistvo ukljucujuei vojsku po-
trebna je hrana, mnogo hrane, jer gladan VOL
mix ne moze letit militarne avijone da baca
bombe ma pobunjene radnike. Ko proizvodi
tn ogromnu hranu? Radnci agrikulturne pro-
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-11-20

izvodnje. gde god bacimo pogled vidimo
produkte radnika. Bee radnika Sc nj jedan to-
cak ne bi mogao korisno kretati Onda svernu
ovome treba dodati da II radnika moraju pro-
izvoditi ga modernim alatima da bi sc snabdeo
jedan yojnik ma bojnom polju, iii u navali pro-
tiv pobunjenog stanovnistva.
Zbog gornjih nepobitnih einjenica De Leon
reee da "odlucujuee pitanje vezi sa militarlz-
nom ma koje Sc mora odgovoriti jeste: "Je Ii
radnicka klasa zemlje, kojoj je doslo do mi
litaristicke manifestacije kapitalistickog rezi-
ma, organizovana celishodno industrijalno ?"
Jer sama cinjenica da radnicka klasa operise
sa swim alatima zemaljske proizvodnje niJe
dovoljno da snabde radnicku klasu "a neslomi-
vom silom. Ia cinjenica je samo osnov te mo-
fi, koja sc mora organizovati i tex onda posta-
je silnija cd ma kojeg miitarzma. Drugim re-
Gina, radnici sc moraju organizovati prema
produktu industrije kojoj rade, kao polite
XII revolucionarnu politcku partiju, pre- no sto
Sc smeju usuditi da ustanu protiv kapitalizma
sa namerom da ga uniste. Nespremni radnlcl
cine militarizam silom mad silama; spremnl
radnici oduzimlju militarzmu moe j cine ga
sabijim cd automobile bez CASA, ulja, tajera,
motora it'd. Zbog svoje neopisivo velike mocl
industrijalno politicki organizovan radnci
ne moraju moliti miitarnu silu "preroga-
tivu' "a pobunu, vec, obratno kukaviekom mi
sljenju profesora Brearley-a, militarna sila ce
sa praznim stomakom doci molit mocne rad
nike Ia hranu, odelo sve drugo sto Je nJoJ
potrebno. Jer &c Sc u radnickim rukama nala-
zti ono sto pravi kapitaliste mocnim, zbog
eega in verno sluzi politcka drzava sa swim mi
litarizmom svezemaljska industrial.
Samo oni koji su nezapoznati naukom
Socijaisticke Radnicke Partije - Socijaliste-
kim Industrijalnim Junionizmom, samo oni
mogu da Sc tresu cd straha pred silnm militia
rizom Moderni revolucionar Sc ne boji militia
rizma jer on poznaje nasu pomenutu vecu siu
Neka strepe burzoaski professor drugi. fills
tri, radnici nemaju zasto da Sc boje samo ako
postupe onako kako to njih uci Socijalisticka
Radnicka Partija. Sa njenim programom U
ruci radnicka klasa bi mogla cd zamljaskog
pakla pretvorti zemaljski raj.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-11-20

ce Sc naknadni milioni. Kongres
&c usvajati sYako Jake zak5nR. !. KaDi
sto je unistio "zakon neutralnosti"
zbog iste svrhe imperijalistic-
kin interesa - tako &c on usvaja-
ii zakone da Sc moze americka
konskriptovana vojska slati tu-
die krajeve. Ovo on moze uciniti
sa jednin migom Okla - sa obja-
vom rata.
A ako pobuna radnog naroda pod
nacistickom cizmom ode mnogo da-
lie cd zelje "demokratija," u
pravcu Proleterske Revolucije, ta-
da &c ia ratna masina koja Sc pre-
ko okeana ekspedirala, ubijati mi
lione sinova i keceri rada, mate
re dece rada. To &c biti njena u
loga. Ona &c ciljati da krvi ugu-
81 Proletersku Revoluciju. Ovo bi
bila njena Observation-Disclosures
strana.
Recimo da Sc nekim slucajem
dodje do kapitalistickog primirja,
jer ne moze biti mira bez Socijaliz-
ma, sta bi kapitalisti cinili sa tom
ogromnom ratnom masinom? Milo
nj koji danas rade Industrial
ma, rade zbog toga sto sc gradi ia
monsterska ratna masina. Jednom
ona sagradjena rat prekinut bez
da Sc wise trosi, svi ii radnici BIZ
Ii bi otpusteni. Sa zemljom bi "a
vladala VEGA besposlica nego sto
je ovde ikada bila. Radnici &c
Sc buniti. Ali kapitalistiti misle
da &c ova ogromna ratna masina
kao strasilo stajati mad radnicima
owl &c Sc bojati buniti, i tako oni
misle da &c to omoguciti takvo
ponizenje radnika koje &c garan-
tovati vecni opstanak kapitalizmu.
Recimo da Sc to, sto je jake neve-
rovatno, desi. Ia ogromna ratna
masina bi kao Frankenstein te-
rala svoje oceve, kapitaliste da
osvajaju tudje zemlje iii da i'll pod
cinjavaju. Treci Svetski Rat bi
sledio ponizenje radnika njihova
sudbina bi bila ne samo ernie rop-
stvo nego jos vece krvoprolice,
jos vecu pustos.
Americki radnici mozda nece
cekati nj da sc dovrsi stvaranJe
toy uzasnog strasila; mozda &c oni
poslusati revolucionarni glas So
cijalisticke Radnicke Partije, ko-
il &c biti svakog dana sve Jasnl]l
i glasniji, mozda &c Sc oni or
ganizovati industrijalno, onamo
gde Sc proizvode delovi te strasne
militarne masine, onamo gde sc
ona sastavlja "a svoj razorni po-
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-11-20
Mrs. Roosevelt "a miZer-
nu njamnicu.
(Nastavak sa /. strane.)

(NaStaVak Sa /. Strane.)
Ogranicenje najamnice "a 81
sigurno znaci mizernu najamnicu
jer kada bi Sc sprecilo podizanje
najamnice, onda svako skakanje
cena espapa potrebnih "a zivot bi
znacilo padanje realne najamni-
nice. A smrzavanje cena swim es-
papima, Nkljucujuci radne sna-
ge, bi znacilo korak ka Industri-
jalnom Feudalizmu, jer bi radnici
kao kmetovi morali da rade "a
odredjenu kolicinu hrane, odela
it'd, bez da smeju voditi borbu "a
poboljsanje zivotnog stanja.
Tako gospodja Roosevelt zago-
vara ne samo mizerniju najamnicu
nego j ernie ropstvo radnicke kla-
sc.
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. 49, t}4B >
kupirala Iceland, tako .ce ona, ima-I
juci "a sobom jos ogromniju ratnu
maSinu, sa "dozvolom' okupirati
Panamu iii ma koju zemlju Cen
tralne Amerike iii JUNE Amerike.
Ona &c to uciniti jer ina vece po-
verenje u svoju ratnu masineri-
ju, nego sto ga ina sieusnu rat
nu masineriju susedne "prijatelj-
ske" zemlje. Druga opet omanja
posledica stvaranja owe gigantske
ratne masine jeste zla sudbina koja
ceka mania poduzeca. Predvidja
Sc da &c Sc nekoliko manjih podu-
zeca moci odrzati ali bezbroj njih
&c propasti. To je opsta sudbina
sitne proizvodnje, cije odsustvo
nece zivotne potrebe osetiti. Trus-
tifikovanje proizvodnje ratne iii
mirne odavno je proglasilo smrt
sitnim poduzecima. Ratno sprema-
ME &c dovrstiti oval posao.
Ta ogromna ratna masina koja
je do sada pojela sesdeset milijar-
di dolara vrednosti, prema pred
vidjenom planu militarista, bice
cd stotinu dvadeset mi1ijardi.
To je vec wise cd jedne trecine u
kupne vrednosti owe zemlje. TAX
va masina Sc ne stvara samo da Sc
gleda. Ona sc stvara sa svrhom; /;
onda u zameni ona sama prisilja-
va naknadne svrhe. Ona tako po-
stale "Frankenstein," jer sama od-
redjuje tendencije ka oitalisticke
klase. Ako takva jos postala nije
ona je procesu stvaranja. "Pri-
sebni' krojaci ratnih planova
zbog drugih pritiskivajucih raz-
loga ciljno grade tu masinu da sa
njome uniste, prvo, pretecu impe-
rijalisticku silu; drugo, pretecu
revolucionarnu silu. Tako ia ratna
masina ina imperijalisticki kon-
trarevolucionarni karakter. Vide
cemo da ia obadva karaktera INA
&c ubijanje miliona radnika.
Zemlja Sc ocigledno sve wise pri-
blizuje stupanju rat. l nije Gu
do da Sc predvidja odasiljanje
"ekspedicionarne sile." U pocetku
pasti &c nekoliko mornara, jer &c
svaka americka ladja biti lilo
zena navali cd strane nacistickih
ratnih ladja, sa naredbom da Sc
svaka trgovacka amerfcka ladja
naoruza. A ako ovo ne bude do
voljno da Sc porazi Hitler, ova &c
zemlja da posajle svoju stajacu
vojsku - million iii wise njih da
Sc kolju "a imperijalistieke intere-
Sc. Ako ovo nije dovoljno, posla
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-11-20

ssevelt' resiU da izdadne naredbu
''pucaj Gin opazis" on je doznao
da posao oko gradjenja oba okea-
ma mornarice ide brze nego sto
planovi predvidjaju. Wee tada je.
vele nam, ukupna ratna mornari-
ca owe zemlje bila najjaca sila ma
moru - cd oko 1,250,000 toni te-
Zine. Da Sc moze dobiti slika bu-
duce velicine americke mornarice
mozemo uzeti obzir da je Kon-
gres vec odobrio oko $6,00O,00O.-
900 "a naknadno gradjenje ratnih
ladja.
Cd 1889. do sada ukupni tros-
kovi "a ratno spremanje i pomoc
"demokratijama" presli su gigant-
sku svotu cd sesdeset milijardi do
lara. Federalna vlada kupuje hi
ljade akera zemlje i ma NINA gra-
di bezbroj poduzeca koja &c is
kljucivo proizvadjati barut dru-
gu municiju. Vlada "pozajmljuje'
milijarde dolara privatnim gigant-
skim industrijama da grade podu-
zeca "a iskljucivu proizvodnju rat
nih sprava. Milioni toni bakra, Gu
stvari saw bakar je vlada sebi pris-
vojila "a ratnu svrhu), milioni
toni celika, olova bezbroj drugih
metala materijala, sve Sc to daje
da Sc stvori sto silnija Franken-
steinska militarna masina.
Ali sve dosadasnje ratno spre-
mamie owe zemlje nije dovoljno,
tako saznajemo il nekih izvora,
koji nam vele, da je predvidjen
ratni plan cd 60 milijardi dolara
poskocio ma 12O milijardi dolara.
Novi planovi predvidjaju utrostru-
Genie proizvodnje tenkova, uvdo-
strucenje proizvodnje avijona, u
nekim slucajevima Sc predvidja i
petostrucenje proizvodnje ratnih
sprava. Gradjevina ratnih ladja
ina da bude VEGA cd oba-okeana
mornarice, koja ina da ukljuci
Transporting trgovacke ladje, po-
trebne "a ekspedicionarne sile.
Tako ratni planovi owe zemlje
predvidjaju takvu ratnu masinu
koju svet jos do danas video nije.
Medju ostalim posledicama ovog
groznicavog ratnog spremanja
jeste sudbina manjih susednih dr.
Java koje nisu nj IL blizu u stanju
proizvesti svoju ratnu masinu da
Sc takme sa americkom; one &c
biti, ako vec nisu, primorane da
prime "protekciju" owe zemlje
da tako izgube puku formu neza-
'visnosti. Kao sto je Roeseveltova
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U proslom broju RADNIcKE
BORBE rekli smo da je mas ka-
lendar iziSao IL stampe poslat
svima onima, koji su poslali po-
rudzbine "a isti. Danas mozemo
reel da sc kalendar vee nalazi u ru-
kama svih onih, koji poslase po-
rudzbine "a isti. Jamacno da mno-
gi nasi eitaoci vec su kupili po je-
dan primerak naseg kalendara u
Chill letimican pregled istog.
Mi smo Gvrstog ubedjenja da ce
Sc svaki onaj, koji kupi mas kalen-
dar zadovoljiti s njegovom sa-
drzinom i lepotom, verovatno,
pored nasih Glanova, da &c biti pri-
lican broj nasih pretplatnika kojl
&c uzeti po nekolika primerka ka-
lendara da ponude svoje prijate-
lie i poznanike, i ma oval nacin ce
nam pomoci da sto pre- rasturimo
do poslednjeg primerka naseg ka-
lendara.
Pred mama stole mnogi razni
poslovi, koje trebamo moramo
obaviti ma vreme. Zato je nalozno
da mas kalendar sto je moguce pre-
rasturimo, pa da Sc prihvatimo o.
nih mnogobrojnih poslova, koji ma
mas cekaju. S ovim nasim poslovi-
ma ne smemo odugovlaciti niti iii
ostavljati neobavljene "a neodre-
djeno vreme. Mozda su nekad ovak-
vi poslovi mogli da Sc odgode "a
neodredjeno vreme, bez velikih gu
bitaka, ali danas stvari stole sas-
ma drukeije. Danas ne mozenip os-
taviti neki pOsao neobavljen, ko-
il Sc ina obaviti danas, beZ
velikih gubitaka "a nasu stvar.
Zato nj pod koju cenu neodgadjaj-
mo nasim radon, nego ga obav-
ljajmo ma vreme kako treba da sc
svrsi.
I Ako bi mi uzeli olako rasturi-
vanje naseg kalendara, tada bi ne
izbezna posledica bila odgadjanje
drugih nash radova, koji Sc tre-
baju ma vreme obaviti. A danas
kako smo rekli, svi nasi poslovi
trebaju Sc ma vreme obaviti.
@ ovom pitapju syaki mas clan
r. = simpaficar trebiaa I io5zzib5iljnoc7 ia o.
misli nakon takvog obmisljanja,
neka postupi po svojoj uvidjav'
nosti. A mi smo ubedjenja da &c
svaki mas clan simpaticar doe
do istih zakljueaka, do kojih smo
mi dosli, imeno: zivim i neumor-
MIN radon moramo rasturiti mas
kalendar, pa onda krenimo Sc na
druge nase poslove.
kad nasi clanovi idu u agitaci-
! ju kalendarima, uvek trebaju
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-11-20

sac, kao sto Sc tamo stvara svo
potrebno drustveno bogatstvo. Pa
uz to, ako Sc radnici tako organi-
zuju, oni &c sc organizovati i po-
liticki, da osvoje politicku drza-
WI koja svojem posedstvu drzi
tu strasnu militarnu masinu, da
je razore zajedno sa tim Franken-
steinom. U kojem slucaju ce rad
nicki politicki izabranici odrzati
poslednju sednicu politicke drza-
We zakljuciti je sine die, sa pro-
glascm da SVA VLAST PRIPADA
INDUSTRIJALNO ORGANIZE
VAN1M RADNICIMA.
Tada bi kapitalisicka politicka
drzava otisla u muzej starine, a
svi ii topovi, bombasi, tenkovi it'd,
bi Sc bacili u duboko more da Sc
sto pre- zaborave, jer sa drustvom
bi vladala besklasna zajednica -
Socijalisticka Industrijalna Re-
publika Rada kojoj nece biti po-
trebno stvaranje i odrzavanje tog
strasila - Frankensteinske mill
tarne masine!