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Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-06

0OrJnern CALIFORNIA, Iillee III lldl-
fic accidents caused by slippery
roads. Two men were killed when
a sodden mountainside gave way
and sent two houses crashing into
a canyon near Mill Valley, and a
woman was electrocuted by fall
en- wire.
A storm. which for time threat
ened additional rain in Los An
geles and San Diego areas moved
northward after a light rainfall Sat
urday morning. The U. S. weather
Bureau predicted clearing skies for
southern California and areas east
of the mountains.
Local flood conditions were pre-
dicted along the Sacramento river
between Red Bluff and Hamilton
City. The San Lorenzo river left
its banks, flooding more than $50
homes in the Santa Cruz area. The
Russian, Napa and Feather rivers
also were rising. Blizzards ragged
through the high Sierras leaving
a new tWo-foot fall of SNOW.
Santa Cruz was virtually isolated
by the storm which closed state
highway l. state highway and
the highway to Watsonville. Only
entrance to the city was by way
OF Los GatoS. All rainfall records
for Santa Cruz were broken when
the seasons mark topped 81 inches
Friday night.
Boulder Creek, in the Santa Cruz
mountains, laid claim to being one
OF the states Wettest spots. Seven
inches OF rain fell in the % hours
ending Friday midnight, bringing
the seasons total to SO inches.
Ten inches of snow fell in the
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Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-06
Valley Will Send Fifth
Draft Group Out Tuesday

Fof the fifth time since the fed
eral government instituted peace
time conscription last fall, Imperial
Valley will do its bit Tuesday to-
ward increasing the armed forces.
Names of most of the "a young
men who will leave for years
army service were released Satur-
day by the countys two Selectiye
Service boards
The men from the northend divi-
sion who will leave Brawley Tues
day evening were:
Kay K Fujimoto Jack M Eng
lish, James l.. Byrne. transfers.
Ruben F.. F'rleSen, Teddy p. Cutter
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-06
Two Women Die in
Auto Accident

WINNEMUCCA New, April 5
CUP)-Two Nebraska women were
Killed and three persons injured 30
miles east of here late yesterday
when the car in which they were
riding overturned during a rain
storm.
Dead were: Mrs. G. H. Engle, 23
Grand Island, Nebr., and Mrs. Alice
Baxter, about 30, Omaha, Nebr.
Injured we're: Mrs. Virginia Lyons
about Sc, of Omaha, condition crit
ical at Battle Mountain hospital
with fractures and cuts; j. L. Mum
bower, Salt Lake City, possibly
broken back; Clifford Polsen, San
Diego, Cal, bruises.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-06
Boys Town Manager
Named 70 Direct
Whittier School
Superintendent Fired
By Olson While Probe
Gets Under Way

SACRAMENTO, April 5.
UP) Gov. Culbert Olson
today ordered the immed-
late appointment of P. j.
Norton, manager of Boys
Town in Nebraska, as acting super
intendent of the Whittier State
School for Boys.
Superintendent E. j. Milne was
suspended last night at the request
of Father Flanagan, founder OF
Boys Town and one of the three
members of an investigating COM
mittee named by the governor 10
make the fifth study of the school
in the past five years.
The state assembly today gave
unanimous approval to five-mem-
Der committee to investigate condi-
tions at the school and recommend
remedial legislation to the lower
house
The governor also announced that
William B. Cox, of the Osborne
Association of New York City, had
notified him he would be unable to
serve on the governors committee
because he was engaged in survey
of training schools in southern
states. Olson wired the association
to send another of its representa-
tives.
Mrs. Helen Mellinkoff, Beverly
Hills clubwoman, is the third COM
mittee member.
The various Investigations were
asked after the deaths of two
youthful inmates in the past two
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Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-06
Braw|ey Man Sues
Production Credit

George Jones of Brawley Satur-
Gay sued the Ell Centre Production
Credit association for $500 he al
Ieged was appropriated by w. E.
walters, association secretary now
serving to ID years in San Quentin
pehitentiary for forgery.
In his complaint Jones said Wal
ters as association secretary col
lected the 1,50O from the Imperial
Hay Growers association supposed
ly to apply TO the account Jones
had with the Ell Centro Produc-
ton Credit association. Instead,
Jones alleged. he applied it to his
own uses.
Jones also asked for return of
notes and liens held by the asso-
citation.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-06

An event of "a years ago-When
President Wilson signed the proc
lamation of war against Germany
was observed in some parts of
the United States Saturday as
Army Day and will be observed in
Imperial Valley on Monday.
The usual Army Day date is
April but because it falls on
Sunday this year some localities
observed the celebration on Satur-
day and others on Monday
A thousand men at Camp Seeley
west of FL Centre laid finals plans
Saturday for the Monday celebra-
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-06
SNOW TRAPS MAN
MAROONED IN CABIN

SODA SPRINGS. Cal, April 5
(uP)-Eighteen inches of new snow
today imprisoned Forest Ranger H.
l. Snider, marooned in mountain
cabin since Tuesday.
A rescue party tried to get Snider,
whose leg was injured while skiing,
by using a toboggan late yesterday,
but gave up because of the soft
new snow.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-06
INLAND Man Shoots
Self in Head

Shot through the head, the body
of Albert S. Eugster, 80, INLAND
was found on a canal bank mile
south of the north-end city early
Saturday.
Officers said he had been dead
since Thursday and apparently was
suicide. The body was taken to
the Lemons mortuary in Ell Centre
pending an inquest expected to be
held next week.
Eugster is survived by two broth
erS in Holtville, John and August
Eugster: and his parents, who live
in Texas.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-06

rez, Eugene w Downing Donald O.
Castle, Frank M. Hernandez, Har-
old F.. Hoffman, Alfred r. Tagg,
Fred C. Bright, Jay R. Thrasher,
John H. Foster, Raymond L. Ford.
Robert J. Pendley, ireland L, Maa-
chinu, Robert F. Parks, Donald
H. Graves, Andrew F. Minor Jr.,
Paul J. Rambo, Leslie E. Wood,
Arthur J. Crosco, Earl Hardy john
son, Dwaine j. Little, Mike A. San
Roman, Martin M. Weise, Salvador
Martinez Chavez. Altemates were
Willis Yacuji Shimozono James L.
Webb and Charles M. Kane.
Thirteen of the II men who will
go from the southend division had
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-06
Peace Promised i'm Ford
Strike for Next Week
i AMBlINe
~ EpoRTER
Early Bold

Early Bold
If Mark Washburn ever misses a
train it will be because he got to
the station SO far ahead of time
that he climbed on the wrong one.
Thursday Mark appeared at the
ball game at II a. m., just foui
hours before the game started.
Friday, with the game scheduled
for II noon, Washburn was up and
down to the office early. At 9 a. ~,
with the game a scant three hours
away, Mark was in a fit of appre-
hension because son Warren had
not yet appeared at the office tc
release him.
Gosh. might be late = he
complained.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-06
Bomb Reported on
Italian Freghter

HOBOKEN. N. j., April CUP)-
Hoboken police investigated reports
today that bomb had been found
aboard the Italian freighter Aussa
tied up at a pier here.
The AuSsa was one of the five
Italian ships taken over last Sat
urday night under orders from
Washington.
Coast guard authorities said they
had heard of no reports that a
bomb had been found on the ship.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-06

been selected Saturday. They we're
Vernon L. Holmes. Leonard Tay-
lor, Nick Lucero, Harold S. Ota,
transfers, Melvin P. Reed, Muir
rill L, Faulks, Frank E. Marquiz,
Leslie o. Lunderborg. c. F. Jaime.
Willie Chino, Harold l.. Ferguson.
Floyd r. Gill, John L. Eugster
Next weeks deliveries will bring
TO 245 the total the county has so
far raised for the army. OF this
number, the southend has chosen
124 and the northend 1911
The sixth call, set for April 20,
will take l3 men from the northend
division but none from the south
end.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-06

year non partisan study by a 25
member committee headed by Fran
els V. keesling, San Francisco at
torney Both the Merriam and Oh
son administrations recommended
many of the changes.
The assembly met this morning
in its first Saturday session while
the senate was in recess until Mon
day.
Sen. Robert Kenny of Los An
geles and AssemblymansA. w. Rob-
ertson of Santa Barbara, both OF
whom sponsored reorganization bills
in 1899 and again this session, an
nounced they would move for COM
mittee action on the legislation.
Kenny said he would revive his
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-06

each,' he said, because it was i'm
possible for those faint impressions
to have gotten there any other
way"
Peace officers had a farewell par
ty for Captain Frank Oswalt of the
California Highway patrol who was
transferred TO Monterey county.
Each law enforcement department
presented Oswalt with farewell
gift.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-06

fight for creation of a centralized
department of revenue to collect
all taxes and a far-reaching audit
ing system under the proposed
auditor general. These were high
lights of the Keesling recommends
tions.
Other Kenny bills were tabled by
the senate governmental efficiency
committee, but he declared today
that with the KeeSllng report to
back me up, I am going TO organize
a bipartisan campaign to induce
the committee to lift the bills off
the table and pass them out
He will carry the fight to the
floor If that fails, he added.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-06
BANDIT FORGETFUl

LOS ANGELES, April tUP)-
A bandit held up service station
Manager Jack Lutz and forced him
to empty the cash register into a
paper sack. He ordered Lutz to
keep walking" down the street,
then he scooped up several road
maps and left hastily-forgetting to
take the money
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-06

showed how dozens of the crosses
on ballots calling for a strike were
identical, in many instances the
faint impression of other crosses
were found on ballots which were
supposed to have been taken into
a both and voted by the workmen
one at a time.
These faint impressions indicat-
ed that one person had taken Il
pile of ballots and put an x on
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-06
Well But Not Wisely

Well But Not Wisely
Speaking of early risers, Bot
WhitelaW should get some kind OF
compensation for his vigil Satur-
day morning.
Slated to attend a breakfast of
Kiwanis club big-wigs at $50, Bob
showed up at the Barbara Worth
hotel and waited for the rest of
the gang to appear. He waited until
nearly o'clock without finding
companion.
The breakfast was at the Cali
fornia hotel
Which accounts for that lean and
hungry look Bob displayed shortly
after 8 a. m.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-06
Report Reflects
Business Boom

LOS ANGELES, April .(UP)-There are now few
businesses in southern California who are not directly or
research department the Security National bank
ported today Business holds at the high level of recent
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-06
Lawmakers Urge
Govt Rev iSion

SACRAMENTO April 5. (UP)-New demand for a
drastic streamning of the state government developed
today in the legislature members studied proposed
economies and changes in the 50000word Keesng report
The reorganization plan was submitted after five
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-06

No Fooling-
Worth a chuckle was the story
told by Mrs. Karl Kaiser of El
Centro concerning an incident that
took place while she was going from
inland to Los Angeles by train.
Two elderly women were gazing
out of the train window near Mrs.
Kaiser and when the train passes
Salton Sea one of them exclaimed
in a shocked tone:
Look, a mirage!"
The other woman nodded sagely and
replied:
MY, yes. That's the biggest one
I've ever seeni'
1t is also the WetteSt.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-06
SDectatOr-

Spectator
Whether Pete Klyne deputy
sheriff. follows excitement or ex-
citement follows him, is a question
But it is a certainty that the two
coincide with great frequency.
In Fresno where Klyne had halt
ed at cafe for dinner he was
just trifle late on the uptake
however. When he went to pay his
check the cashier was in a dither
While Klync had been eating some
one had nicked the cash register
for $270l
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-06
Two Big German
Raider Worship ps
Crippled by RAE
German Press Rases Against Jusoslavs
As WARM Balkans Seems Inevitable;
EnqIish Gain New Ethiopian Victory
= By UNITED PRESS

Great Britain Saturday reported the Imperial army OF
the Nile had arrested the German1aan advance IN North
Africa swept past Adowa the road to the Ethiopian
capta of Adds Ababa and had raned exceedingly neaVy
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-06
Clearing Weather
Predi cted Here
Northern California Faces Another Big
Storm With Debris Still Remaining
From CIoudburst; Flood Waters Rage

While northern California dug out from under debris
left by of the worst spring storms in years Saturday
and prepared for another storm Sunday the Weatherma
told southern California cities to expect comparatively
clear skies the weekend Six persons dead IN
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-06
Sellers Exposes
Go Vote Forgery

Hundreds of the CIO strike ballots at the
Ais-Chamers election forgeres and scientific hand
writing study exposed them' Clark Sellers, handwriting
expert of Los Angeles told Imperial Yuma Peace Officers
at a meeting in Ell Centre Friday night
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-06
WEATHER

Maximum temperature rs, minimum 81; am
45 humidity so; noon temperature IT,
humidity 45 S am. temperature 10, humidity 80
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-06

This Slogan by Bonnie Holland 707 Bdwy Ell Ceno is Final
Winner of One Dollar Check in the PostPress Contest
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-06

L. A. .HAY-U. S. No. 1, ]. V. SIT; U. s. No. 2
leafy, 1. V. Sl65O-17; L. S. No. 2 $13-13.50; Mpls
Sept. Flax Sl89.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-06

Total Cash. Checks and Drafts Sent
through The Two Fl Centre Banksl
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Feker trazi da vlada preuzme poduzece.

Los Angeles Calf radnka Dieeasing
Corporation nalaze raku Radne naamni
poodavc drze nce da trazn svojih adnka
dovoe Prema zveau E. T. Cheyza nacionanog sekeara C.
o. Decasters Union poslodavc odb usvoi
podnesen cd P Ma knudsona Hllmana dalje
rete da poslodavci prekinul dalnjim pegovorma
Pod "normanm' okonostima, mozda n culi
om rajku 450 adnka ali buduti abnorman oknos
prezivelog ulog kaptazma srajk
conanog ineresa. Ovoga predstavnc sakuuch
da b ko kazn ogunaste posodavce Ecker E. T. Che
pcslao telegram Predednku Rooseveu ko deom ga "U
racionanog blagostana Sedinenh
Dzava odnah Harv Aircraft Diecang
Corporation Onda tai feke dalje tegramu Rooseve
H. ~ me radnka Harvovh National Association of Decaser
tebe ptam uprazn egekuvn autortet ko e
preuzmes poduzece"
Tako ovde imamo slueaj gde kapastick porucnk "ime
radnka me poslodavaca National Association of Decasters
este posodavacka organizaa az da kapack sredsvo
rjetavana radnke kae podrece
ugnetavati radnike
uzeca
kada trail da vada poduzeca da i'll vojom
konoom krece ada domaci faszam pre-
vlast mad zemjom Zbog S. L. P ne badava
O. put ka fasizmu!
Poednje vest avljaju postigao spoazum
nika poslodavac rajk bez
radnici "dobi".
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Russia &c m0zda pomagati Tursku.

avlja dobi obavesenje da ce
Sovetska Ru pomagat Trsku posena resi- zaat
tv Nemacke kao sto Knu a vel da gotova
obnova medu Wade pomenuh zema da
medusobno ratovat &c ziveti "neprekdnom" "praevu
Dale veil treba boa Soveska
napast Kavkaza toe o Sovetske Ruse tce Turka
odresene ruke Nemack srani deokra
;a Ovde spomine kavkask 'front.' zbog toga
Chamberanove dpomate kada je Britannia panra da nava
Nemacku Tursku Japana potv Soveske Rue posednja e
uva kavkask front vro obno bio dan plan ritanke
potke da Tuska prodre front SovekU
ujanu ndustriu da tako onsposobe da bran
Zbog sraha da b Sovetska Rusa napala male kape
turka vada ne moga Jugosv da znaka da podupre
ako posednja mtarnom slom nemacko nava
radje predaje naczmu.
Mozda Sovjetska vada ozbno ze da ikoa veka sa
inira Dardaneskm Moreuzo b zbog davaa
Turskoj kao sto dae Kn ratnom mateau drugn
predmetima, ako Nemacka napadne Ona moz da rad
ckvru nenavanog paka Nemacko er svoe ruke
tava odreene, da &c rgovat zemama raujucm
tujucim koje zene da S njom
Takoder e moguce da ce sovetska Russia elmo ugra Tr
sku da mitarizmom prec nacistcku navau ne
strane po SSSR nacsicka pobeuje
kratsku stranu da budu nekao ednake
osabe Turska h moga b pna prepreka Nemackoj putu
ka istoku
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Vazne medjunarodne vesti.
Vladari Jugoslayije putuju "a Bee.

Beograda javau marta vada izdaa drasnu
redbu poci od ceo Jugosav kada je vest da ce
zvancn Wade 10 sa uze Bee da tamo potpsu pa
nacistickom vladom prosa ceu emu Ako
drzavnc krenu v stgnu &c 25
kom vladom
Meduvrmeno unutr5nje anje Jugosavije Ne sta
desit Tr mnstra dali osavke nece
da sudeuju pomenu kapuaci Preko dee jad telegrama
e vada dobla putem koh sc da predae usovima
Nemacke Pc krajevma zeme avau da stanovnvo mea
sela mirno demonstratira prov vladne
Protv vadne ustali Spsk Agrarna Para Neza
yisna Deokaska Paa svenstvo Spske Pravoslae Crkve
Britannia boa da predobie Jugosavu da odupire
tv nacistickog mperaizma da
paganda pomoga pomenuti utrasnj pisak
yladu.
Ali ukupnom nezadovosvu koje po celoj Jugosaviji
naaz nezadovovo radnog naroda kreno tragno Ono
stnkvno naczam zbog njegovog mperaizma
oga Md ernie Sv
IT, burzoask ko pove kapitulac cine er predstav
au mperijalske ineese Veke Branije tojest rad
kapua mom britankog mperijalzma czmom
nacsckog imperiazma S1#@s
Zbog tih ranih kapaa ko danas usaju pov ka
pitnlacje zbog onih De kapturas radn narod
Jugoslave nalaz poeeem sanu Jer ia vlada Ju
gosav ne dozva radnom narodu slobod sobo
du stampe sobodu astajan boaa da ee radn narod
obori uspoavit svou radncku vadu b proiv
kapuaci jednog dugog della rabonckog kapitazma Mnogo
slobodomisleh osoba predavnka ada ia vada uamana
gua da nkada zbog bojala cd Pro
erske Revouce sda r odaz narueu gadnog nacizma
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MiliOni gladuju u FrancuskOj

Ne nikakva radn gladuje
tako patti skoro cd poeka rata Ali onh
osoba k pate gladovana povecava
nau da najmane dese miona lud
hrane odrzavanje zvota do najnizeg stepena.
Vest javjaju da nesto hrane poslaa ancuso
nezavisnoj vad ali ia koicina je nstavna
porebom gadnog francukog radnog naroda Ga
mnmumom rajati duze
cd juna Sta &c desti izmedu
ali cuu gasov bojazn cd pobune gadn
ko fancusko burzoz zbog
pobune tojest Proeterske Revoluce
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I'll neustraSivi radnici.

B. D. Knuke edan cd gavaijih Motors
Corporation poslao zahtev R. predednku United
Automobile Workers c. o. strakuju
nc poduzeca korporacije Oakland
lodavc optuzuu tamonju unju
tacke da ne sedia procedure opuzaba objavla sa
koji nije suglasu "ugovorom"
vari tamo desio: poslodavci pokusa
proizvodnu nije proiv ugovora
Nastavak 3. strani)
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ia nakon sto joj je burzoazija,
pokrivena sa laznm demokratiZ-
nom, obecala da ce biti Moi bo-
lie nakon sto Sc oval rat svrSi.
Ali niie dovoljno biti samo pro-
tiv rata, jer kapitalizam, ne pita
radnicku klasu "a dozvolu kada
stupa II rat, iako njegovi zvanic-
nici, koje je sama radnicka klasa.
glasajuci "a kapitalisticke polite
ke partije, izabrala, znaju, kao
sto i'm njihovo sopstveno sredst-
vo "javnog mnjenja' kaze, da je
radnicka klasa protiv rata. Kapi-
talisticki politicari su znali da ie
radnicka klasa, ogromna yecina
americkog stanovnistva. protiv
pristine vojne sluzbe. ali to niie
smetalo NINA da usvoje tai an
tidemokratski zakon, sinovi rad
nicke klase sc svakog dana silom
teraju da sluze Il vojsku. Nece
samo protivljenje rata radnicke
klase spreciti ameritkoi kapita-
listickoj klasi da uvu6e ovu boga-
tn zemlju II rat, kao sto to nije
sprecilo kapitalistickim ratujucim
zemljama da stupe u rat, jer i
'njfh0va radnicka hasa bese i jos
wise sada jeste protiv krvoproli-
ca, jer ga ona dnevno lije i krai
placi, suzama jecanja evropskog
radnog naroda JOS Sc ne vidi ne
&c sc videti dok traje kapitalizam.
Mogu pacifisti (deo kapitalis-
titke klase kojem nije u intcresu
ratovanje. IL ovom slutaju, glav-
nome, predstavnici agrikulturnog
kapitala, koji zbog britanske bio
kade mnogo patti, gore no sto je
patio pre- rata). vikati koliko god
mogu protiv rata, kao sto to cini
Lindbergh, pozivajuci svo stanov-
niStvo da ustane protiv rata: mo-
ze senator Wheeler, podizati "kru-
sadu" protiv rata takodjer pozi-
vati StanovniStvo da ustane pro-
tiv rata, ali oni nece tako nikada
uplivisati ma ostali veci deo ka-
pitalisticke klase da ne vuce zem-
lju u rat, jer kako bi mogla Cur
tis-Wright korporacija povecati
svoj profit 1919 po sto da nije ra
ia kako bi Allis-Chalmers pove-
Gala svoj profit owe godine skoro
sa diva milijona dolara wise cd
prosle godine da nije rata; kako
bi celicna industrija podigla svo-
ju proizvodnju skoro do kapaci-
teta da ne proizvodi ratni materi-
jail "a ubijanje ljudi i razaranje
mukom stvorenog bogatstva!
A sto sc tice radnicke klase, "a
merickog stanovnistva, ono je vec
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CLEVELAND, o. THURSDAY, MARCH 9th, 194l
StanovniStvo je protiv rata.

ustalo koliko god je stanju pod
postojecim uslovima ustati protiv
rata; ono sc iZraZilo, kao sto to
priznaje Institute of Public Opt
MON, ogromnoj vecini prctiv
rata. Ulicne antiratne parade ne
&c nj malo pomoci odrzanju mira,
jer veci deo kapitalizma vidi veCi
profit II ratu. One nisu pomogle
nj malo stvari mira nj pre- pros
log Svetskog Rata. Nj da sve ma
tere ustanu protestu protiv ra-
ia nece nj malo odgoditi ulazak
owe zemlje u rat. | sam doktor
Gallup, glava pomenutog "pipaca
"javnog mnjenja", veil o prona
lasku da su SO po sto protiv uias~
ka IL rat, "ovo drzanie moze biti
samo izrazaj made" pripavajuti
da neorganizovana protitnost ra
ia ne moze biti nista dlugo sem
puki "izrazai made" Sledstveno,
tu protivnost treba org3iizovati.
Pacifisti ne mogu III aalje cd
puke "krusade" "a miy, jer on:
traZe mir sa kapitali1mom. Dru-
GIN recima. oni trazg prvenstve-
no odrzanje kapitalizaha, a sekun-
darno kapitalisticki m}r. Oni ce
radje pristati da ova zemlja ns
die rat, nego da Sc resi- kapita-
lizma da ne udje u rat. Kapita-
listicki pacifisti spadaju u istu
kategoriju u kojoj SUI reformisti,
koji traze prosirenje demokratskih
prava okviru kapitalizma, ko-
il &c Sc radje sloziti sa pobedom
unutraSnjeg domaceg fasizma, ne
go da Sc demokratska prava pro-
Sire. kako Sc salno mogu prosiriti,
sa obaranjem kapitalizma uspos-
tavom Socijalizma: oni spadaju Ii
istu kategoriju u kojoj Sc nalaze
fekeri postojecih junija, koji ira
ze poboljSanje radnih uslova sa-
mo Il pkviru kapitalizma, a koji
Sc rukama i nogama bore protiv
Socijalizma II kojem sc zaista mo-
GU trajno poboljsati radni uslovi
zivot cele radnicke klase. Paci-
fisti, Wheeler, Lindbergh, pseudo
socialist pseudokomunisti, pr
vo su "a vladavinu privatne svo-
iine, pa onda "a mir. Ali mira ne
moze biti Il kapitalizmu, te zbog
toga mi i velimo, da svi oni koii
stole "a kapitalizam, mogu vikati
koliko god hoce protiv rata, to
in nj malo ne cini miroljubivim.
Zbog toga oni nece nikada pozi-
vati radnike da Sc organizuJu Ia
obaranje kapitalizma, da bi oni
tako sigurno, "a navek unistili ba-
ru koja radja bakcile rata.
(Nastavak ma 3. strani)