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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-23
Four Candidates From Nearby Communities
 In Cathedral Services
Bishop O'Brien Administers Sacrament of Holy Orders to % Candidates; Rev. Joseph M. Griffin of
 St. Thomas Seminary Assists

Vilciauskas of 10 Green street. {.
 Others from this area entering the priesthood yesterday were Rev. James o. Lambert of Union City, Rev. Albert zanavich of Watertown, Rev. Joseph R. Barlowski of Bristol and Rev. William T. O'Connor of Seymour.
 Father O'Neill graduated from Washington grammar school, Crosby high and St. Thomas seminary, Bloomfield. Upon completion of his seminary studies he was sent to the American College in Louvain, Bel- gium, for his philosophical and theological studies. Shortly before Belgium was invaded he was trans- ferred to the Grand Seminary in St. Brieuc, France, where he remained for five months. Due to hostillties in Europe the bishop recalled him to America. He entered St. Mary's seminary, Baltimore, Maryland, last September where he completed his theological studies.
 Father >O'Neill will sing his first solemn high Mass in St. Francis Xavier church Sunday, May 26, at il o'clock. Offlcers of the Mass will be Rt. Rev. Peter J. deStrycher, rec- tor of the American College, Lou vain, Belgium, who will ofticiate as arch-priest; Rev. Francis s. O'Neill of St. Patricks church, New Haven, Q brother of Father George, as dea- con; and Rev. Thomas Dwyer of St. Charles church, Bridgeport, sub- deacon. The sermon will be preached by Rev. Raymond Clabby, of the Sacred Heart church, Grotor, 0 for rner curate ct St. Francis Xavier church here.
 Yesterdays class was the largest ever ordained at St. Joseph's Cathe- dral. Assisting Bishop O'Brien yes- terday were Rev. Joseph M. Griffin, president of St. Thomas seminary Bloomfield; Rev. John J. Hayes and Rev. William F. Kearey, as masters of ceremony.
 Others ordained were Theodore E. Berube, Christopher M. Devine, Wil- liam J. Riley, Jr., Eugene A. solega, and John J. Sullivan of West Hart- ford, John J. Sullivan of West Hart- ford, John J. Crawford, Martin J, O'Connor ard George R. Hanover of New Haven; Patrick J. speer and Edward II. Rooney of Bridgeport; John c. Flaming and John J. Moran of Norwich; John H. Macdonald and Paul J. St. Onge, of Putnam; Robert w. Shanley, of Danbury; Stephen c. Vitka, of stratford; John S. Wanat, of Meriden; Joseph J. Matu- tis, of Stamford; and Robert J. Shea of Westerly, R. I.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-23
MARY.RUTH STUDIO CLASS IN RECITAL

The first annual dance recital sponsored by the Mary-Ruth Studio will be held this evening ct 6 o'clock in the Waterbury Women's club. A class of sixty will participate in the variety of dances, modern style. Tap, toe and ballroom specialties will be demonstrated by the pupils. Miss Ruth Martin Is director.
 The studio is located in Bucking- ham hall and Is managed by Joseph Cavanaugh, Jr., one of Connecticuts outstanding tap dancers. Tonights recital is expected to provide high light in the history of the studio. :.
 General dancing for class and friends will follow the presentation of the program.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-23
STUDENT DRIVER
 RUNS INTO FENCE
Ethel Sears Becomes Panic Stricken Turning
 Corner at Orange St.

James Sears, 24, colored, of 54 Ab- bolt avenue, charged with road rules violation, was granted nolle on payment of $S when his case was called in city court today before Judge T. E. Conway.
 Motor patrolman Thomas Red- ding said Sears was steaching his cousin, Miss Ethel Sears of 299 North Elm street, how to drive and while emerging from Orange street into Wood street. the student lost control of the car and became panic stricken when another car ap- preached. The car Miss Sears was driving shot onto the sidewalk and continued on until 1t crashed into a fence on the property of Michael Kowal, 24 Wood street.
 Allen Watt, 40, of 3i2 Hamilton avenue, was fined. 8i0 without costs on e charge of theft of three pounds of meat and a dress from c parked car bearing New York registration plates. A charge of drunkenness was nolle6. The accused was placed on probation for one month and the stolen articles were returned.
 James Gary, 20, Of 37 Vine street, charged with driving 6 car without Q license, was given c iolle on pay- nent Of $5.
 PaWl Silva, 2l, of 3l South Elm street, Bristol, paid $l0 for c nolle Sn . charge of speeding. Motor Pa trolnnan Conrad Baril arrested the driver.
 Raymond Knapp, 20, of iS7 North Main street, charged with breach of peace had his case nolled. Knapp was arrested April 26 after Q house disturbance.
 A nolle was entered for Marshal wilcox, 3i, of 18o Orange street charged with breach Of the peace.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-23
Full Weather Report

CONNECTICUT, Scattered show
 CTS and thunderstOrms followed by
 clearing and cooler tOntght. snt-
 urdny fair, cooler than today. sun-
 day fair with moderate tempera.
 ture.
 Boston, May 2S-(UP)-Weather 'Massachusetts and Rhode Island Scattered showers and thunder. storms followed by clearing and cooler tonight. Saturday fair. cooler than today. Sunday fair with mod crate temperatures.
 Boston, May 23--(UP)-The Bos- ton Weather Bureau today predicted . record temperature for this date but promised that late showers and Thunderstorms wuold bring relief to sweltering residents of New Eng
 The mercury climbed to 77 degrees at 8:30 a. m., five degrees higher than the corresponding time yesteroo day, and was expected to soar to o0 to break the 8s degree mark for the date set in 1902. Yesterdays top of sS eauaiied the 1921 record Tor ' Five Day Forecast weather bureaus hve-day New Eng land forecast for the period pegih- ming at 7:30 tonight:
 Temperatures will average two to seven degrees above normal. NOT. mals for the period are Boston and Burlington, Vt, 60; New Haven, Conn, 61; Concord, N. H., 57; Port land, Me, 56; Nantucket, bS; East- port, Me, 50.
 Cool weather at the beginning of l the period will be followed by warmer weather during the middle of the period and cooler again at the end of the period. Rainfall VIII inch, occurring as showers over all sections the latter half of the period and in eastern and southern New ] England Friday night
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-23
TWO LAND PARCELS
 GOING FOR $l7,25O

Permission to sell two pieces o1 property owned by the Merchants Trust co. was granted this morning to Bank Commissioner Walter Perry by Superior Court Judge Kenneth Wynne. Total sale price is 9i7, ,26O.
 The first Is . house and land au 070 Cooke street, for which the bank will receive 9S,500, and the other is also 8 house and dwelling ct 16i- i63 Orange street, to be sold for 1e,76O.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-23
Waterbury
SMOKER IN BED
 CAUSES BLAZE
Damage Confined to Mat tress at COrcOran Hotel
 Fire Today

A cigaret smoked in bed caused a fire early this morning on the first floor rear apartment of Cor coran's Hotel ct 34 Scovill street, but slight damage resulted.
 Seven companies of apparatus and emergency truck was sent to the scene after the alarm was received from Box s at 1:0l this morning ct fire headquarters.
 Bremen reported the mattress caught fire as an occupant was smoking in bed.
 An overheated refrigerator motor which caused 6 blaze was extin- guished in the second floor apart- ynent of Alden cole at 445 Meadow street lt.st night: The alarm was re- ceived at s:05 o'clock and five com- panies Of engines responded. Dan- age was slight.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-23
ARMY SEEKING
 RECRUITS HERE Mayor to Broadcast Alp. peal to Initiate Special
 Campaign Here

Waterbury recruiters named yes- terday by Mayor Vincent A. Scully to aid in the appearance locally of the U. S. Army's mobile urit under command of Capt. Harold A. Me- Cam, P. A. will be:extremely active over the weekend.
 Mayor Scully himself will be heard in tow broadcasts tonight in which he will urge available men of military age to enlist in the Army.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-23

He is scheduled to speak from WATR at 6:20 and from VERY at 6:30.
 There will be a similar broadcast on Saturday night at 7:30 with the speaker to be named tomorrow.
 Sunday noon another radio pep" talk will be heard.
 On Monday night Cap. McCann will show movies at the Y. M. c. A. to which the general public Is in- vited, particularly the young men of the city.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-23

Reserve between their 17th and B0th birthdays, physically and professions ally qualified, Such men may be en- listed in ratings formerly held by them or for which they can qualify by examination. Men between i7 and 50 without previous Naval ex- perience may be enlisted in class V-6 in ratings for which qualified in accordance with the Bureau of Navigation Manual.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-23

Two Waterburians and four young men from nearby towns were among the % ordained to the Roman Catholic priesthood yesterday ct St. Joseph's Cathedral, Hartford. The Sacrament of Holy Orders was ad- miristered by Most Rev. J. Henry oBrien, auxiliary bishop of the Hartford diocese.
 The local men ordained were Rev. George O'Neill and Rev. George J. Vilciauskas. The former Is the son of MT. and Mrs. Daniel J. ONeill of 330 Piedmont street, and the lat- ter the son of Mir. and Mrs. Julius
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-23

The Netherlands Indies batik !n' dustry used over 100000 yards ot cloth last year.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-23
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ESTABLISHED 1888

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 Ideol 10 wear as sport jacket with seporote sIocks for e mixed two- some.
 They're here because they're good -these great covert suits, in three shodes-olive drob, green and blue, $24.75.
 Motching covert topeoots SAYS. Sports jackets thot fit into your leisure hours 10 crowd bit of pleasure out of good oppeoronce $I4.75 - sIoeks-gobordine and covert, $7.oo.
 "choote" khaki green pussoree bonded felt hat, S3.50.
 "Rocmoc" sports shoes set pace for shoe value and comfort ot S3.o5 that moke them look like c five dolIor job.
 Don't get down 10 the last shirt our shirts at LOO to $l.65 make it cosy 10 keep your box full- sizes to IS.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-23
SOME MENU

A pair of barn owls, while nest. ing in one of the towers of the Smithsonian Institute at Wash- ington, D. O., ate i5ee mice 134 rats, 54 shrews, and 37 other mammals.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-01-30

poveeanim viskon vrednosti pada
dolje, suvisak "viska vrednosti,"
tojest, onaj deo koji Sc ne moze
prodati iii unovciti ma domacoj
pijacl JOS wise Sc povecava. Tako
place postaju mamie j borba ka-
pitalista postaje JOS zesca oko tin
sve manjih svetskih pijaca.
ia borba nastavlja sa sve br-
sim tempom. Gurane sa milioni-
tom besposlicom kod kuce JOS
natrpanijim "viskom vrednosti.' -
kapitalisticke zemlje pocinju da
planiraju ratne planove. Naoru-
-zavanje militarizam ina rec i
pod izgovorom "nacionalne od-
brane," sve Sc kapitalisticke zem-
lie do zuba naoruzavaju. l ona
zemlja kojoj najvise preti unu-
trasnja eksplozija resaya Sc da
zapocne krvoprolice.
Nije istina da je Nemacka mo-
gla "a dugo da konkurise "demo-
kratijama." Jer da to bese slucaj
ne bi ona poduzela desperantne
ratne korake reskirajuci da okre-
ne sve velike zemlje protiv sebe,
nego to bi bilo stanje onih zema-
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-01-30

liza koie bi stalno bile pogodjene
"a nenackom konkurencijom, jer
bi kod njih, zbog toga sto i'm me-
maska konkurencija zatvara "sa-
fety valve" kapitalistiekog kaza-
ma, izbila prvo eksplozija strah
cd domace eksplozije, koja ne hi
mogla drugo biti sem Proleterska
Revolucija, bacila bi prvo u des-
perantno stanje "demokratske"
zemlje. Nemackoj su zaista mani
kale kolonije radi sirovog materi-
iala, ciji su monopol drzale "de-
mokratske" zemlje, uslov kojeg
ne bi mogla "a dugo podneti des-
perantna konkurencija koju Ne
macka poduze pre- objave rata u
Juznoj America i drugamo.
Tako Sc kapitalizam danas ma
lazi II totalnom ratu, koji vo-
di strasnom zakljucku da Sc i sa-
mi burzoaski pisci groze kada o
mogucnostima rata pisu. Pa u
rednistvo New York Timesa, koje
lie delom odgovorno "a konskrip-
ciiu koje stalno udaru militar-
nu zicu pomaganja Britaniji i do
macey naoruzavanja, kada pred
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-01-30

"socijalna revolucija Sc ne IL
vrsuje dok proletarijat ne posta-
ne svesan svojih klasnih intere-
sa. svesan svoje istorijske misije
i dok Sc ne organizuje skladu 8
tim. Poricati tn cinjenicu, pa l.
pax ocekivati Socijalizam, Jeste
uzaludna Utopia, koja je, sta vi
Sc, u sukobu drustvenon1 evo-
lucijom. 1gnorisati tn cinjenicu,
pa ipak praktikovati politieki. So
cijalizam, jeste podlo obmanjiva-
ME proletarijata -. napori ce
biti uzaludni =. ako Sc proleta-
rijat ne organizuje ekonomski u
bataljone koji &c mu omoguciti
da uzme dizgine industrijalne u
prave ma dan svoje politicke po-
bede." - DANIEL DE LEON.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-01-30

stavlja totalni rat, koji postaje sve
totalniji, veil:
"Da Sc kaze da je rat 1postao
'totalan' to je sanno reel sa dru-
GIN recima da je on sad postao
sye-zahvatajuci divljacki da ci-
vilizacija, ako je u stanju da pre-
zivi postojetu krizu, mora naci
nacin sa kojim da Sc onemoguce
buduci ratovi ako hoce da sebe
spase cd potpunog razaranja."
I ratovi Sc neee moci ueiniti me-
mogucim sve dogod traje izrablji-
vanie radnicke klase, koja stvara
svo drustveno bogatstvo, a koje IL
rukama kapitalisticke klase raza-
ra cello canstvo Samo
onda kada nestane sa owe kugle
zemaliske izrabljivanje coveka po
coveku. kada nestane vladavine
privatne svojine sasvim; samo ta-
da kada &c Sc ma rusevinama ka-
pitalizma podignuti zgrada Bes-
klasne Zajednice, "a navek &c sc
onemoguciti ratovi i sva druga
zla koia muce danasnje nesretno
covecanstvo.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-01-30
Po&etal< politi&l<oe druStva.

wanna. Svaki gild. prema Plutarhu,
imase s,oju zasebnu dvoranu, su-
diste verske obrede.
Jedan pokusaj slican Numinom
ucinjen je cd strane Tezeusa u A
tiki. Grckoj Oba Sc zavrsise ne
uspehom.
Prvi politicki sistem ustanov-
lien je Rimu Cd strane Servija
Tuliia ostade Il suStini isti do
zadnjih cssova republike, ako
su kasnije cinjene izmene Il smis-
lu popravaka On Sc po pravu mo-
ze pripisati Tuliju, kao sto su
velike mere pripisane drugim lju-
dina, i ako zakonodavac eini ne
sto wise cd formulisanja onoga.
sto ie iskustvo izbscilo napred i
mime obratilo njegovu paznJu.
Tri glavne pronene, koje su
bacile ma stranu rodove uvele
politicko drustvo, zasnovano ma
teritoriji i svojini, sbehu:
Prvo: postavljanie klasa, zas-
novanih ma kolicini licnog bogat-
stva, ma mesto rodova:
Drugo: ustanovljavanje "comi-
tia centuriata" kao move narodne
ma mesto "comitia Curl
ata", skupStine rodova, sa prena-
sanjem moci poslednje ma prvu;
Trece: stvaranje eetir gradska
kyarta, zaokruzena medjama !
menovana kao teritorijalne areje,
u kojima stanovnici svakog kvar-
ia imaiu prijaviti svoja imena
zavesti svoju imovinu.
Servije je podelio narod u pet
klasa, prema vrednosti njihovog
imanja. Posledica bese, da SUI sc
najbogatiji ljudi il nekoliko pie
mena grupisali II jednu klasu.
Svaka je klasa bila zatim raspo-
de'iena u "centurie', tiji je broj
ustanovljen proizvoljno, beg obj
ra ma pravi broj osoba II NINA,
svaka "centuria" imala je po ie-
dan glas "comitiii'.
Kolicina polititke moci, koju ie
imala posedovati syaka klasa, be-
Sc odredjena brojem "centuria"
koji je svakoj klasi dat. Tako Sc
prva klasa sastojala IL so "cen-
turia", sa 80 glasova Il "comitis
centuriata" druga klasa il &c
"centuria'. sa 20 glasova; cetvrta
klasa il 20, kojoj su dodate dive
"centurie" trubssa, imajuci take
% glasa; i pet klasa IL 80 "cen-
turia". sa 80 glasova. Dionisije
veil. da je bila i sesta klasa, sa.
stojeti Sc IL jedne "centurie'', sa
iednim glasom. Ona Sc sastojala
y onih, koji nisu imali svojine, il
su imali vrlo malo, da bi Sc pri.
mill II petu klasu.
Prva klasa drzala je svu moe
posto ostalim klasama nije u ops
te bilo slobodno glasati, dok prvs
klasa nije dosla do vecine glaso.
va, koju da baci "a iii protiv ma
koieg predmeta.
Tako Sc imovni interest behu
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-01-30
Cd Daniela De LeOna.

Irokejski indijanci, kada SD in
otkrili evropljani, behu u stanju
varvarstva. Oni Sc nikada nisu uz-
digli mad ovim stanjem, posto su
iii bell ljudi prakticno istrebili.
Oni nikada nisu razvili mediu So
bonn politicko drustvo, te iii radi
toga ne mozemo upotrebiti "a da-
lju studiiu etnologije. Da bi stu
dirali prelaz cd rodovskog do po-
litickog druStva, povratimo sc
Rimljanima. kada je prispelo vre-
me u istoriji Rima, da start sis
tenn nije mogao wise zadovoljava-
ii potrebe naroda, covek, koji je
uzimao najvaznijeg udela O.
brazovanju politickog sistema,
bese Servije Tulije, koji postade
vodja u Rimu oko SIC godina pre-
Hrista.
Cd mitoloskog obrazovanja Ri
ma cd strane ~Romuiusa do dolas-
ka Servija Tulija, Rimljani su Sc
sastojali il dve razlicite klase: il
"populusa" "plebeja". Clanovi
ODE klase behu osobno slobodni i
bio i'm je dozvoljen pristup i voj
sku; ali samo "populusi' behu
organizovani u "gentee curiae'
(odgovarajuci irokejskom bratst-
vu) plemena, drzali su upravu
u svojim rukama. Naprotiv. pie
beji nisu pripadali nikakvim rodo-
vima, curoama iii plemenima. j
prema tome behu van pprave. Oni
behu iskljuceni liz upravnog ure-
da i IL verskih obreda rodova. "a
vreme Servija, oni behu skoro is
to toliko brojni, koliko populusi.
Da tako veliki deo stanovniStva
bude izvan uprave, bese opasro
po zajednicu. "Ne priznavajuci nj
kakav lex pod rodovskim ustano-
wanna, on je morao dostaviti ie-
dar Cd vaznih razloga "a pokusaI
obaranja rodovskog drustva i "a
menjivanja politickim. Rimsko
drustvo bi Sc, po sVakoj verovat-
nosti, razlomilo ma komade. da Sc
nije pronaSao lex Promena je
| otpocela Il vreme Romulusa. Po-
kusaj tai obnovljen je pod Nu-
nom Pompilijem zayrsen cd
strane Servija Tulija. e.
Numa, koji je nasledio mesto
Romulusa, izgleda beSe prvi da
pojnni, da jedna velika sila, kak-
va je Rim postojao, sa rastecom
provalom izmedju bogatasa i ST.
romaha, privilegisanih obes-
pravljenih, ne moze opstojati. a.
ko je zasnovana ma rodovima. On
je pokusao da prebrodi rodovskc
uredjenje, deleci narod grupe
iii 'klase, oko osam ma broju. L
skladu sa njihovim zanimanjimc
i zanatina. Da je oval pokret u.
cinjen potvrdjuje istoricar Plu
tarh, koji govori ovim podela
ma naroda po zanimanjima kao {
najuzvisenijim Numinim ustano
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-01-30

ucvrstiti IL sedlu, jer je prva kla-
sa zahtevala najbogatije ljude Il
Rimu.
"Takva vlast izgleda mama, Il
svetlosti naseg razvijenijeg is
kustva, i gruba i nakazna; ali o.
ma bese pametna poboljsica mad
bivsom rodovskom upravom, ma
kako sakata i neliberalna ona IL
gledala. Pod njom, Rim postade
pospodar sveta. Element syojine,
sada dizuci Sc do komandira JUICE
vaznosti, odredjivao je MEN ka-
rakter. Ona je podigla vaznost
privilegije i aristokratiji, koja u
grabi priliku, da II velikoj meri
istrgne kontrolu mad drzavnom u
pravom il ruku naroda prenese
je ma Jude cd imanja."
Polititki sistem tezio je ka "a
ristokratiji, dok je rodovski sis
tenn pojacavao demokratiju. Sve
i, dok ie trajala republika, rimski
plebeji, izbastinjeni, borise Sc sa
privilegisanim klasama "a svoja
rrava.
Glavna svrha novog, politickog
uredjenja beSe, da razori rodove
i vladavini dade sireg temelja.
Klasni poredak bese prvi korak
U Atini, klasni sistem nabrzo IL
stupi mesto kvartaljskom sistemu
ali Rimu ne bese tako. Ova pro.
mena bese spreeena u Rimu. jer
on bese organizoyan kao varos
kojoj ie ottawa osvojena teritorija
bila potcinjena.
Morgan navodi reel istoricara
Dionisija, kojima oval veil, da ie
Servije Tulije podelio Rim Il ce-
! tir della zapovedio ljudima, koji
su stanovali Il syakom cd cetiI
della, da ne uzimaiu stanove na
drugom mestu, da ne placaju po
rez ma drugom mestu, niti da sc
upisuju "a vojnike ma drugom me.
stu.
, Pod novim sistemom, prvi "a
! datak drzave beSe stvaranie i "a.
sticivanie svojine, sa karljeron
osvajania "a zavladjivanje uda
ljenim plemenima narodima
Mogute je, da je narod ma preva'
ru PRIMO zakonodavstvo Servija
jer da su ga oni dobro razumeli
predvidili niegove posledice. ne ,
Sc posigurno mime saglasili.
/ Politicko druStvo otpocelo je tt.
me, sto ie bilo zasnovano ma imov
MIN pravima. To bese jedini raz
log njegovog opstanka. Politicks
vlast los i danas Il glavnom ,st
bavi imovnim intereslma. . isto.
meri, u kojoi je ona prinudjens
bayiti Sc drugim stvarima, pri
blizuje Sc ona svome padu. Kads
Sc potpuna demokratija povrati |
| iednom visem obliku, nego sto be
Sc pod rodovskim sistemom, poll
ticka drzava IMAGE da Sc cisti, je1
MEN "raison d'etre" nece wise Pc
stoiati - ljudska prava bice vis'
cd prava svojine.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-01-30
kroz Partiju i federaciju.

Niko cd mas nece sporiti cinje-
nicu, da bez prosvete organizaci-
je radnicka klasa ne moze postici
svoje ekonomsko oslobodjenje. Ka-
ko bi mogli ocekivati cd jednog
radnika da stupi Il nasu organiza-
ciju, koje je cilj zamenjivanje pri-
vatne svojine mad sredstvima "a
proizvodnju, sa zajednickom svo-
jinom, ako ovome radniku nije cili
nase organizacije bar donekle poz-
nat? Ne mozemo mi ocekivati nj
cd jednog radnika da &c stupiti Il
nasu organizaciju pre- nego sto Sc
upozna $ nasim ciljem, programom
i opstim ucenjem naseg pokreta.
Ia ovo je dokaz mas prosvetno-
agitacioni rad medju radnicima,
pomocu kojeg nastojimo swim ma
Sim silama, koje nam stole ma ras
polozenju, da upoznamo radnike s
nasim programom. Samo onda kad
radnik bude dovoljno zapoznat :
nasim ucenjem, te ubedjen u ME
ga, onda &c on stupiti mas pok-
ret svojim radon nastojati da
upozna i ostale radnike nasom
idejom, kojima dolazi u dodir.
Kada mi odlazimo medju radni-
ke da i'll zapoznajemo nasim l.
ceniem, mi nailazimo ma bezbroj
ne poteskoce smetnje, koje ka-
pitalisticka klasa sa svojim bez-
brojnim propagandistickim sred-
stvima stavlja izmedju mas RAD
nicke klase. Ona ovome radu
ne bira sredstava, niti Sc ustru-
cava upotrebiti najotiglednije Ia
re klevete protiv nase ideje. Ona
(kapitalisticka klasa) ne moze vo-
diti borbu protiv nase ideje ma
posten naucan nacin, jer nasa
ideja predstavlja drustvenu INA
most progres. dok Sc njihova i
deja (kapitalizam) zasniva na Ia
Ii, prevarama, izrabljivanju, ratio
| vima, gladi, besposlici citavom
nizu drugih nepravda i nesreca,
cd kojih covecanstvo danas stra-
da. Nasa ideja (Socijalizam) pred
stavlja buducnost progres, a Mi
hova (kapitalizam) proslost i ma
zadnost.
Socijalizam i kapitalizam pred
stavljaju dive suprotne ideje, diva
sveta, izmedju kojih ne moze Bit
izmirenja, nego borba ma zivot
| smrt, Ia ova diva drustvena slste-
ma nema mesta ma ovoj zemaljs-
koj kugli, II iedno te isto vren1e.
Kapitalizam danas postoji zbog
toga. jer Socijalizam nije rszvio
il organizovao svoje sile, da bi mo-
gao potisnuti kapitalizam drus-
tvene pozornice i sebe installsatl
kao druStveni sistem Pravde, jed
nakosti Progresa. Zato on mora
svoie sile razviti organizovatl.
Sile Socijalizma nalaze Sc Il
radnickoj klasi, ali klasno pro
| svecenoj organizovanoj radnic-
koi klasi! Sve dotle dok Sc rad
| ni6ka klasa klasno neprosvetl
neorgsnizuje, Socijalizam ce blf'
| samo uteha NADIA "a nasu klasu
Zato ie potrebno tn utehu / ma
du pretvoriti Il stvarnost, ostVa-
raiuci Socijalisticko Drustvo.
To je zadatak istoriJska mlsl-
ia radnicke klase, jedine klase u
drustvu. koia moze kojoj je in
teresu da to ucini. Jer tim clnom
| ona &c sebe osloboditi ekonoms-
kin okova, koja je okovana POO
kapitalizmom. S ostvarenJem 30
ciialistickog Drustva zavladace i
drustvu mir, blagostanje lzohi'
| lie.
U ovoj zemlji tskvo drustvenc
ured ienie jedino zagovara Soclla'
listicka Radnicka Partija, clle Il
Genie ma nasem jeziku slrl l oo
...y.. ,ox-ol,,ciia GO no II.