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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-22
Stop WastefuI Spending


CONGRESS was alarmed and the country shocked
- when Secretary of the Treasury Morgenthau called
for the imposition of a Is PER CENT TAX wages
and salaries be deducted from pay envelopes and TO
be exacted next year IN ADDITION TO THE SEVERE
INCOME TAXES which were enacted only few weeks
ago.
Chairman Doughton and the other members of the
House ways and means committee have refused give
the astounding proposition the hasy consideration that
demanded for it.
Inasmuch as the inordinate tax raid proposed
as an indirect -nfationary the
mittee postponed action upon pending the completion
of DIRECT prcecontrol legislation which should be the
foundation of any authorization policy.
The logic and wisdom of the committees attitude
perfectly apparent.
But the tax scheme ought to be regarded from the
fiscal aspect also.
THE treasury is certainly in immediate need for
/ ready money, nor of ANOTHER tax bill levyng
ADDITIONAL income taxes WHICH ARE NOT TO BE
COLLECTED UNTIL NEXT YEAR
And there is at least other thing besides price
control legislation which should precede any further in
crease in the tax bills.
This other important matter-and its importance
cannot be eXaggerateds the most drastic possible
duction in NONDEFENSE spending by the federal
government
Whatever the national defense properly requires in
the way of taxation will be willingly paid by the people
But defense expenditures becoming enormous
that it is nothing less than RECKLESS CRUELTY for
Congress the administration to propose even to
contemplate single dollar OF Wasteful unnecessary
spending in any other direction
MONTHS ago. Secretary Morgenthau informed Con-
tft gress that federal expenditures should be reduced
= by one billion dollars
Under congressional mandate, the bureau of the
budget has submitted statements showing HOW and
WHERE alternative economies of ONE BILLION DOL
LARS and of TWO BILLION DOLLARS can be made
at
special committee, of which Secretary Morgen-
THAI is member. is in being to procure these
mics and to discover others.
The federal income tax bill recently enacted will
cost the people three billion five hundred million dollars
The threatened Is per cent deductible pay roll tax
will take AN ADDITIONAL four billion eight hundred
million dollars OUT OF THE NATIONS PAY EN-
YELOPES.
IF FEDERAL expenditures be reduced by ONE
l BILLION DOLLARS, obviously the federal tax bill
be reduced by ONE BILLION DOLLARS.
federal expenditures be reduced by TWO
BILLION DOLLARS, plainly the federal tax bill
be reduced by TWO BILLION DOLLARS.
Of runaway imitation is monsrous evil
which must prevented.
But PRICE-CONTROL is one thing, which expert
proves is accomplished only by CONTROLLING
PRICES.
Quite another thing is PROFLIGATE PUBLIC
SPENDING, sustained by RAPACIOUS AND PILLAG-
= ING TAXATION which compels families of small
limited to sacrifice their insurance policies de-
base their orignary living standards and to lose their
equities in their homes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-22

Jackson, Clay, Lincoln. Grant,
Cleveland. Ben Tillman, Mckin-
ley. ingalls, and Ben Butler.
will here only regaIe your
chaste ears with one gem from
the high-noon of democracy,
back in the COS. when one SEN
ator said 10 another.
THE GRAFTON Of the senator
from Texas Is like unto a dead
mackereI In the mOonlight--it
gIitters and stinks."
Now. the beauty and the
glory OF democracy are that IN
9 cases nut-nf- 10 these stink
potters do not mean a word Of
what they say. They are enjoy
ing themselves in the greatest
playground Of the ages, demo-
cratic America.
Let fly. gentlemen! For half
OF what you say here you'd go
before a firing squad in Europe.
Democracy still lives in
America.
And twill be an evil day for
us, my fellow citizens, when We.
cant verbally kick one another
in the pants for the sake Of the
gallery-and then kicker and
kickee go out and drink a low
ing cup together.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-22
Army Experts
NegIec+edin
Eend-Iease
international Loe-RoI|ine
Continues Apaee
BY HUGH S. JOHNSON

7 DON'T know how much. IL
L any, of our settlement with
Mexico is TO come out of lease
lend money. Perhaps none. But
of course the whole result is one
of an attempt TO buy the good
will of a neighboring republic in
the fight against Hitler. in
which attempt we give practi-
cally everything, including our
principle that appropriation
without compensation is con-
fiscation which we hitherto have
refused to concede.
1t is mentioned here only in
cidentally as a sample of our
policy under actual lease-lend.
The billions that we have APP
propriated for this purpose were
with the understanding that
they were TO be used to arm
and sustain the "peace-loving
governments" who were fighting
the "aggressors" in the interests
of democracy"
mat was before we look on
bloody Joe Stain. the chief ag-
gressor and enemy of democracy
as an ally. Now iease-lend seems
to be expanded TO include
everybody who is fighting Hitler.
This is quite understandable
but il raises a pertinent ques-
ton. Is lease-lend a military
project or sort of carte blanche
to our government TO spend all
the money there Is for any po-
litical purpose whatever?
Should it be handled by poll
ticians, diplomats. social work
ers and economists Or is the
: basic consideration one of how
much of this money goes where
it will do the most good in mat
tiers of purely military strategy?
1t seems to me that at least
the primary consideration is
military, but there is precious
little military talent or expert
ence being used in the admin
istration Of those billions.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-22
Mass Picke+s
forecast
Mob Action
PeeIer ays Roosevelt
Silent on Issue
BY WESTBROOK PEGLER

BY WESTBROOK PEGLER
THE contention that the United
= Mine Workers and other
unions of both the Go and the
AFL have a right to enforce
their will by rioting and slaugh-
ter is the core of the present
fight between the American
people and John l.. Lewis.
Up to now. President Roose-
welt has given negative and
collusive support to this revolu-
tionary policy. for mass pickett
ing, which means brown shirt
union terrorism by organized
gangs of goons, has gone I'M
rebuked in many disputes be-
tween unions and private in
dustry.
No argument or evasion can
put down the final truth that
mass picketing is mob action.
II is proved by the movies and
still pictures and by the accounts
of reporters and other eyewit-
nesSes, which always agree that
when men try 10 pass through
the goons TO reach their work,
rioting starts.
President Roosevelt has disap-
proved mass picketing only when
this conduct has tended to inter-
fere with the operation of his
war policy in factories and mines
engaged in the armament pro-
gram.
With the principle of mob ac-
ton loosed against monochrome
ing workers, the national gov
eminent has never quarrelled.
THE record is such that the
l. present dispute takes on an
ominous hue.
Lewis is a reckless and UNI
practicable man with a dictato-
rial nature and a desire for
personal power
He is knock-down and drag
out parliamentarian in union
affairs, and he shares the Presi-
dents own appetite for blanket
powers which enable the holder
10 take unforeseen action far be-
yond the intent or suspicion OF
those who confer the powers.
Lewis has no consistent politi-
cal policy but improvises ac-
cording TO his whim and he has
been known 10 heave out Com
munists bodily when il pleased
him, but 10 employ them in the
Go when it suited his purpose
OF herding the unorganized into
his own compound lest rival
unions of the AFL corral them
by their own methods.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-22

to fight until Hitler attacked
them. Now she says if Japan
declares war on us, they will
declare war on Japan within an
hour.
Why do we have to mix our
selves with all the brawls that
go on over in Europe?
How Could Germany ever
finance war 5000 miles across
the ocean and be successful?
Japan wants a new order.
Russia wants a new order and
so do England and the United
States and each country be-
lieves differently. 5and each one
thinks their new order is the
correct one.
If all these countries want a
new order all they have TO do is
follow Gods Ten Command
ments. Then there will be no
war.
Roosevelt in his ArmiStice
Day speech said we must fight
eternally to save liberty, and in
his prediction speech he said
there will be no war. What
kind of hash is this from a
Chief Executive
MRS. LAWRENCE DEEDLER,
st. Clair, Mich.
TO THE EDITOR:
7 AM a mother of two children
L and am 81. About 25 years
ago when 1 was attending pub
tic school in Toronto our princi-
pal talked once a week to the
entire school. One lecture l
cannot forget showed us that
boys should give their seats TO
ladies on street cars and buses.
Today l was on a bus and not
one person offered his seat 10 a
lady who was about 10 Boys
were seated, men turned their
faces. AS l was not feeling well,
l waited for some one to offer
seat. | had TO offer mine.
l feel that if youngsters were
told to do these things they
would not be so selfish. l am
grateful TO Mr.. Shontz of Mag
ara Street School, Toronto, for
his lecture.
MRS. DORA RIMAR,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-22

TO THE EDITOR:
IT COULD happen in the NOV
L les but / can't see how it hap
pened in Detroit.
People in these modern times
are supposed TO be intelligent,
but after reading in The De-
troit Times that Violet Kymberg,
the 18-year-old Northern Michi-
gan girl, was found guilty, I
have only one excuse for such
a cowardly verdict to send
young girl to prison who never
was in trouble before.
The IL middle-aged women
who found this girl guilty are
jealous of her youth and beauty.
Prison won't help young girl
like Violet. and I am hoping
some intelligent lawyer will read
this letter and help this young
girl, who didn't even get one
chance to make up for her mis-
takes.
l am a young Detroit business
man and / would like TO see this
young lady get another chance.
MARTIN DAHER,
10825 Mack avenue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-22

A brave endeavor
To do thy duty, whate'er its
worth.
Is better than life with love for
ever.
And love is the sweetest thing
on earth. Roche.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-22

The output Of petroleum prod
Hets gasoline. Kerosene and
oils from American refineries
in year would equal in guam
tity a weeks flow of the Poto-
mac River past the city Of
Washington, according TO the
census,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-22

MONTHS ago. Secretary Morgenthau informed Con-
tft gress that federal expenditures should be reduced
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-22
TO THE EDITOR

TO THE EDITOR:
OUR own party is yelling for
~ unity. Why don't the minor
ity join the majority and work
for peace, and once again unity
will be the voice of America.
The 80 per cent of Americans
want peace and with it freedom
of speech and worship and free
dom from fear.
We want the taxation forced
upon its citizens used to feed
and clothe needy Americans.
We feel tn at defense of
America and help for its citizens
is more important to us than
what happens in Asia, England
or Communist Russia. We want
our government to be a govern
ment for. by and of the people.
NJ. ANDERSON,
1925 Stansbury avenue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-22

THE record is such that the
L present dispute takes on an
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-22

Under congressional mandate, the bureau of the
budget has submitted statements showing HOW and
WHERE alternative economies of ONE BILLION DOL
LARS and of TWO BILLION DOLLARS can be made
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-01-23

samo zbog toga, sto je gavama koje su sveza-
ne sa kapitalistickim premisma domaci fash
Fam logicni "izbor.'
Nijedno revolucionarno doba nije podna-
salo diva alternativna zla. U swim revolucionar-
MIN dobma alternative su progress retrogre-
sja, borba izmedju ovih otencijalnosti uvek
sc rezultuje borb izmedju kasa. DanasnJl
sukob nije izmedju kapitalistieke demokra-
tile fasizma; professor Brooks je mucno toll
ko prznao. Niti je to borba zmedju stranog
domaceg totalitarija janizma kao sto to professor
Brooks zakljucuje Danasnji veliki sukob Jeste
izmedju industrijalne demokratije (zajednicko
posedstvo sredstava proizvodnje, demokratsko
upravljanje posredom odbora industrijalnlh Ju-
Mia proizvodnja "a upotrebu) industrijal-
nog feudaizma (koji moze biti samo cd donna
ce bagre); sa drugim recima, izmedju radnic-
ke klase i kapitalisticke klase Radnici moraju
biti oprezni protiv 'izbora" kojeg i'm podnasa
kapitalizam, ako nece da budu zarobjena
obezoruzana armija porazena bez da je "a
dala jak udarac
WEEKLY PEOPLE.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-01-23
Ujak Sam i brat Jonathan.

p /. Dosta Ali uvek nrenoa vlasnicirna
rudnika. styaraiu neprilike Owl tyrde da stra-
nj rudari stra ikuiu il neznania da treba da
nauce ameritk adet
U. s: Dobro 81 obsve3ten ! noofi feS da
cenis saIu. Evo ie: Oval broi "Wall Street Jour
nal"-a dale jedan opis "Radne situaciie West
Virginjie ! njenih interesantnib problera"
Slusai Own stavku:
"s+o in,o rodo;Lo r. -, elotado; r1aniost;
hell rad,ic; West viroiniie Ni;hova 10 deIo-
tvornos+ 20 nos+o ga do 70 motto nroeoEn,
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-01-23

ako oya zemlja udje rat, ne bi Sc u kongre
su vrlo testo niti nikako raspravljalo oduzi-
maniu radniGkog prava ma strajk; niti bi do
lazili kongresmani Predsednik projektom
koji say zaudara od teSkog zadaha gadnog ma
c;zma trulog kapitalizma. Jer bi tada bill
svi oni ubedjeni da Ii ovoj zemlji vlada nacio-
nalno iedinstyo. Ali tome nije sigurna anne
ricka putokratiia. L klasnom drustyu ma svom
raspadajucem stupnju nen1a nj traga od nac;-
onalnog jedinstva. Otuda besneca burzoaska
reakcija, da sa diktatorskim merama 'ujedini"
st&novnistvo, kao sto je ono "ujedinjeno' Il IA
sistickim zemljama,
PoitiCka sloboda od preko 100 godina. ko-
u ie uzivala americka radncka klasa koju,
ako ograniceno, jos uzva noderna radncka
klasa, ostavila ie narcotic upeGatak na anne
ricko stanovniStvo radnicku klasu. \ mai
VEGA crta tog upecatka jeste ideja vladi We
cine Dikatura nikada nije ba popularna me-
diu amertkim radnicima, pa nj ''proleterska
diktatura' niie mogla oyde uhvatiti korena a
ma nj jednog, zbog toga Sto medju ogromnim
amerjGkim stanoynjStvom vlada ideia vlade We
cine iii predstavniGke yladavine NaSi clanovi
simpaticari kohl Street naSu revolucionarnu
propaganda, dolaze dodir sa radnicma zna-
il Sto poslednii mise konskripciji koiu kon-
gres ma 1edja stanovniStya u mraku natovari
Pc pravilu svi su radnic protiv konskripciie
zbog toga burzoazija nile Sc moga osuditi 10
pjtanie ma referendum metnuti da Sc resi- pu-
tenn wolfe vetine onog stan0vniStva ciii Sc ella
novi konskrptrju. Ma takav nacin postoieca
Ea tFryI Ia
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-01-23

nike "a reakciju. "a poslednjih pedeset godina
SocijalistiGka Radnicka Partija neumorno ie
S.rila JOS siri ideju oslobodjenja radnicke ka-
Sc. koja ie cinjenica man jkaa swim zemlja-
kojima Sc radnGka hasa obespravila
to naknadno ropstvo trpi godnama. kolicina
n"ivrzenika S. /. ?. noze sc momentalno I p0-
godnoj situacji povecati onai minimum 0 ko-
lem De Leon raspravi 20 Polititi" spominie,
n1oze Sc vrlo lako organizovati tada znamo
sta bi bio rezutat kapitaistickog zlikovluka -
kapitalizam bio bi mesta unisten
Radnicka klasa Amerike moze JOS spreGiti
besnoj reakciji da ne triumfuje Samo jedno
treba da je swim radnicima jasno reforme
postojece junije svi drugi pokusaji nisu
stanju Ii okviru kapitalizma spreGit reakciiu
da ne odlazi unazad Mi smo videli kako je ME
na logisa neodoljiva Jedan reakcionaTni ko-
rak trazj druStvo drugog drugih sve vetih
reakcionarnih koraka. Reakciia ne moe samo
jednim korakom staiati Unazad, kao Sto Re-
Toluciia ne moze $ jednim kor; kon7 unapred
biti zadovoijna. Reahciia nema dna svoie pro-
vajije oaa &c vut unazad dogod je ziva. Da Sc
druStvo ME RESI- mora Sc reSiti kapitaizma
oca reakcije, rata sveg Sto muci danaSnie ne
sretno coveGanstvo Drugin rec ina, sa revolu-
c;onarnom organizovanon poIititkom Indus
trljalnom &kclJom moze amerGka radnicka
klasa odnlah reSiti svih neopisvh opasnosti sa
kojima je pm razbojnitki kapitalizam.
jest, liza burzoaskog lzgorora 'nacistic},e
opasnosti' hriie Sc burzo; ski strah cd eventu-
alne sie amercke revolucioname radnicke kla-
Sc. A sada cujmo neumrlu preporuku MARIA ;
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-01-23
LOGIKA REAKCIJE.

Nakon sto je predsednik Roosevelt izjavio
da u ovoj zemlji postoji "ekstra ordinarna o.
pasnost," logicno on trazi ekstra-ordinarne ak
cije, i, sledstveno, on trail ekstra-ordlnarnu
moe "a sebe On traz ekstra-ordinarnu moe
takodjer kao posledicu njegove izJave da ova
zemlja treba ola bude arsenal "demokratiJama.
l ODE kuce americkog Kongresa pred So
bonn ina ju projekat, podnesen Cd strane sena-
tora McCormacka predstavnika Barkleya "a
koeg sami oni rekose da "on prosto daJe legi-
slativno ruho RooseveltovojI politici pretva
ranja zemlje arsenal Ia demokratile !:
trazi da IL deo sprovede Roosevetovo obeca
ME tim zeml jana da ce i'm slati veci broj la
dja, avijona, tankova i pusaka" Njihov proje
kat Sc zove: "Lease-Lend Measure Text" a po-
pularno mu je me "Predsednikov bill sto zna
c da sve mere tog projekta imaiu odobrenje
Predsednika Rooseveta on Il stvari trazi da
in Kongres sto pre- usvoji Da vidimo sta Roo
sevelt, kao Predsednik owe zemlje, traz:
Pod trecim poglavljem podnesenog proiek
ia slovo A. glasi Beg pitanja provizija ma ko
jeg drugog zakona Predsednik moze vreme
ma ma vreme, kad god on vidi da je interesu
"nacionalne odbrane,' nponomociti Sekretara
Rata iii Sekretara Mornarfce, iii glavu ma ko-
jeg vladnog odelenja iii agencije
l. Da Sc II arsenalima tvornicama pris-
tanistima brodo-gradj jevinarstva pod njihovom
jursd dikcijom, iii kako bude odred jeno proiz-
vode makakvi odbranbeni produkt "a vladu
ma koje zemlje koiu Predsednik smatra da je
neophodna "a ''odbranu" sjedinjenih Drzava.
2. Da prodaie prenasa, trampa, da daie ma
otkup, ma zajam' iii mace da predadne takve
produkte takvoi vladi.
Ostale tacke pomenutog sloya A. bave Sc
detaljima transakcije. ali slovo B., pod is
tim poglavliem ovoga projekta dale puno pra-
vo Predsednku da Oh odredi ma koji ce naCin
dati te "odbranbene" produkte vladama drugih
"demokratija.'
Citaoc moze lako da shvati, ako kongres
usvoji oval projekat koii ina izgeda da &c
sa nekim formaln i'm izmenama usvojit ier
ie do sada vecina Kongresa stajala uz Roosc-
velta, a ia vecina ic Jos tn i disc sa stm re
akcionarnim duhom. Sta ce Sc desti sa posto-
jecim poitickim slobodnim jana
njih ce nestati kao SO uvece pred mrakom ne
stale poslednia umiruca svetlost. jer oval pro-
jekat unistava dosadasnje zakone, pr
vom polurecenicom sova A. "Bez pitania pro-
vizija ma kojeg DIR, gog zakona"
Takodjer Sc iasro moze vdeti mplkaciia
bio ma njegovom me tu poseduje talvu apso-
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l554, kakvih ceri stotjne hlada dusa danom;ce
dzu move kute predgradjma gradskh zidna e.
e grance postaSe preuske prenda opkoliayau Cd dv-
n2est do trnaest hljada k5ca. All sad sto kao pro-
Slost dive e Ulice hoe preaze iedna drugu ra de
aim uriovima, dele Parz tako da kaza tcri varg-
S. St Martin, produzen St James UIicom preazi grad
Cd istoka do zapada; St Hcnore produzan St. Antoine
lcom preiazi cd DO juga. Louvre ie .kvar:
dvorskih ljudI kvart Base. Arsenala pgnog oruziem
Hrama kVart e liud Gle ie zanmanie rat lvart l.
niVerzeta je kvar lud Cd pera; naposleku kvar No
tre Dame i St German, gde eze manastri Cordeliera,
Chartreuxa, Jakobinaca, Auoustijanaca Doninkansca
mnogh drugh rojava kaludera nuna pored manastira
sto rastlkani po ceom gradu este kyart crkvenih
udl Irgovc kao opSa svar zauzinaiu sredinu Psriza
prema St Denis JIici; tvorniCar Sc naaze isoGn0a
HaJrondavem od svih kvartova, gee radnici moer dq
nadju edan lizard prencciste Ve6 broi burzoaskh
kuca, kao syi manasri sad Sc grade ed kamena nsi
wise drvene zgrade ko so behu predje Owe n2oderne
zerade pokrivene brusiovnm iii olovnm krovovina te
ukrasene vaiann1 fasadama postaiu svakm danon
mnogobrojnije.
(Noc
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Entered as Second Class Matter at Cleveland
Ohio, Post Office. February 8th. 1910.
DOMACII STRANI FAS1ZAM.

Da to nie totaltarjaniZam sam po seDl,
neyo je to imperijalisticka utakmica trgovac-
ka konkurencja totalitarijanskih sila, koJe no.
&c da razbiju "demokratije, cesto puta sc po-
nayljalo ovim stupcima Izrazi najcuvenl-
iih vodja su citirani Ma primer tn bese Chur-
chilov 1888 "Armistice Day" govor sa kojim
je rekao madam Sc ako Velka Britannia bu-
de porazena ratu da cemo moci naci Hltle-
ra da mas odvede natrag do nase prave pozlcl-
ie medju nacijama." Onda tn bese Neville
Handersonova besramna apologize Ia diktato-
re diktature II njegovoj knjzi Failure of
Mission kojoj je negirao da su oni "svi"
prekorni "Ne mozemo ne hteti priznati, samo
zbog toga sto je on diktator, da je Signor Mus
soini veiku korist doprineo Italiji,' rece o.
vaj aristokratski izlagac "demokratije.' "Niti
bi svet promasio da klice Hitleru kao velkom
Nemcu da je on znao kad gde treba da sta
ne; pa cak pose Mnhena Nuremberg cd
redbe protv Jevreja."!
Mi smo takodjer merrill ono sto mi drzmo
ola je sa jednako jasnim izrazima americkih
politcara, i ucitelja i dokazali smo, izuzima-
juci prvenstven uzrok ekonomske borbe, da je
ono odgovorno potpuno "a militant rat Retko
kad je, svakako, ikoji vidni zagovarac americ-
kog kapitalizma ikada bio otvoreniji, iii da je
zadao tezi udarac laznoj tvrdnji da je "demo-
kratija" cvor ovog rata nego sto to ucin pre-
fesor Swarthmora, Robert c. Brooks, a koji je
predsednik American Political Science Asso-
citation. Ma konvencij tog tela koja Sc odrzala
Chicago, 28 decembra, on rece da ako ova
zemlja izgubi svoj demokratski karakter "od-
nah pctpuno" ulazeci Il rat, "ja bi ipak mno-
go radje hteo da zivim pod naSm totaltaria-
nizmom da budem domniran cd strane anne
rickog ne. da budem zrtva.. nemackom FL
reru fasizmu njegovog tipa."
Ne postoji nj najamnja sumnja da profe-
sor Brooks izrazava misljenje ogromne vecine
americkih kapitalista. Nina je pobeda naciz-
nemila, zbog tragicne posledice ostatka
kaptalisticke demokratije, nego zbog posledica
njihove razmene trgovine Jer ola e to demo-
kratja kojoi Sc oni brinu videvsi da b
demokratju potpuno unistio americki totalita-
rijanizam domaca vista bila bi i'm odvratna
kao strana.
Tacno je da bi Sc americki kapitalizam
mogao vrlo lako prlagoditi, psiholoski fizic-
ki. domacem totaitarijanizmu jer domaci to-
talits riianizam bi Sc trudio da odrzi prosiri
moe ameri6kog kapitalizma. Ali pogresno shva-
tanje da &c radnicima bti boje pod domacim
iii da &c oni "mnogo radje' htet strano-na-
metnut faszam (kao da bi poslednje bilo mo-
guceD jeste sasvim apsurdno. Ipak baduci da
je pravac kao sto jeste, mi mslimo da &c sc
takav "izbor' podnositi sa sve vecim nastoja-
MEM pred ameri6kom radnickom klssom ako
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-01-23
PREVODIOCEV PREDGOVOR.

Epoha kou pokrva sesnaesta knjiga price dra-
nlattne isorske serie Eugene Sue-a koia nos nasov
"Tane naroda" iii astoria jedne proleerske porodce
kroz vekove rasteze Sc preko burne formatvne ere
poznate Il stor kao Verska Reformacija.
DruStveni sistem koji Sc rzvlJase cd doba potetoc
som knjigom owe sere Igumanska palica iii "Bona-
tx Septimna" tojes feudani sistem, ko je opisan
punom cvetu 14o prc owe serije Gvozdeni tronog'
III sampion Jocelyn podlezase nakon toga opStem
ptdanu doaskom burzos skog iii kaptalistekog sisema
koji nade svoj otvoren iii poltlcki lzraz eformaciii
Gle radjane ubmahu Luter, kalv1n drug protivnci
rimokatolckog rezima