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The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-06-16
Moose Women 10 Install Officers
 Al Next Meeting

Women of the Moose will meet Wednesday at 2 o'clock in the odd Fellows Hall for a business meeting preceding the installation of the new officers. s
 Mrs. Gertie Olson will be Grand Installing Officer. Mrs. Odelia Light will be Grand Installing Guide and Mrs. Olaf Bedding will be Grand Installing Guide. A
 The entertainment for the eve ming will be in charge of Mrs Phyllis Lesher, chairman; Mrs Gertie Olson and Mrs. Helen Jack son. The refreshment committee will include the Mesdames Ethe1 Barnett, Anna Jackson and Cora Dostrus.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-06-16

ATTENTION WOMEN OF MOOSE
 Installation of officers will be held Wednesday, June IS, pm. in the LOOP. Hall All members urged to attend.
 ETHEL BURNETT, adv. Recorder.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-06-16
SAILOR PICTURE AT 10TH CENTURY
 RIOT OF LAUGHS
Nancy Kelly and Jon Hall Star in RoIIitking Com
 edy of Estapedes

Romance ashore and laughter afloatl That's the kind of action filled. appealing entertainment you'n find in Sailors Lady" the goth Century-Fox film whic h opened yesterday at the 20th Gen. tury Theatre.
 Nancy Kelly is the lady and Jon Hall. the sailor And when these two great stars fall in love there's bound to be fun and laughter. Fea- tured with Nancy and Jon are the great favorites Joan Davis, Dana Andrews, Mary Nash, Larry Crabbe, Katharine Aldridge. Harry Shan non and skipper" Bruce Hamp- tom the cutest little sailor you ever sawl
 Nancy, about to marry handsome Jon, adopts a baby and then the first barrage of laughter goes off. But, when she smuggles the baby aboard the fleets flagship just to test her fiance's love, there's trou- ble for him, a headache for the Navy's admirals and great fun for you!
 It's perfectly grand when the gobs come ashore and take the girls in hand With laughter the key note, Sailors Lady roars into a riotous climax
 Sol M. Wurtzel was the executive producer. Allan Dwan directed from screen play by Frederick Haz- lit Brennan for which Lou Bres- low and Owen Francis wrote addi- tional dialogue The original story was by Frank Wead.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-06-16
Voluntary Service Party Wednesday
 To Attrdet Crowd

Arrangements are being com- pleted for the large bridge party to be given Wednesday afternoon beginning at 2 o'clock by the Wo- mems Voluntary Service at Cover nor's House.
 The affair, which is for the benefit of the general fund of the Service, promises to be highly suc- cessful with 30 tables reserved to date. Many fine awards have been donated for those receiving high scores.
 Mrs. Russell Maynard and Mrs. Fred Geeslin are in charge of the party and anyone desiring to re- serve a table should call either of them as soon as possible.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-06-16

duct the Sacred Heart iridium which will begin Tuesday morning with Hcly Mass and instruction at 6 and at 7:30 o'clock
 At the evening devotion on Tues day Wednesday and Thursday. there will be a sermon and benediction of the Blessed Sacrament. The iridium will close on Friday. feast of the Sac- red Heart, with solemn Benediction.
 SubscrTnc to tic Daily Alaska Empire--the paper with the larses paid circulation
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-06-16
I'3'lI!!|'lE|;;5;5Il,l|I''I'| l,|I'I'|
 LAST TIME TONIGHT "ELIZABETH AND ESSEX"
 Bette Davis--Errol Flynn
Mesdames KaarIo
 and Gust Nasi to
 Leave Next Week

Mrs. Kaarlo Nasi and small son, John Harold, will sail south on the North Coast next week enroute to Wayzata, Minn., where they will visit Mrs. Nasi's parents. They will be joined late in August by MT. Nasi who will go Outside for his vacation.
 Making the trip south at the same time will be MT. Nasi's mother, Mrs. Gust Nasi, who is re- turning to her home in San Diego, Gal, after a visit here of six weeks. s efF fta
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-06-16
Dolly Gray To Welcome
 Tour Party
Southern Pacific Club Crowd on Louise with
 LdngheIdf, Conductor

A tour party of about 30 members is aboard the Princess Louise due in Juneau tomorrow from the south.
 The party is the Southern Pacific Club and the conductor is H. B. Langheldt. .
 Incidentally Langheldt is an old friend of J. Latimer CDolly) Gray and if the baseball proxy is not at the game tomorrow night, players and fans will know he and Lang heldt are having an oldtime talk fast.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-06-16

ager, three press agents, secre- tary, and a short-wave radio man.
 This said Sturges, "is how Hollywood would do it."
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-06-16
In Hollywood
By RoBBiN COONs

HOLLYWOOD, June lo-When the scenarists are figuring out ways for Boy to meet Girl, they ought to ask Lou Costello how he met his wife, the former Ann Battler.
 She was a showgirl in one of the Costello units, and when Lou heard her name he said "Battler huh?" and kept up a constant backstage kidding. One night, do- ing comic sailor routine, ht planted his foot in a wastebaskei (W Which he intended), trippee (Which he did not intendD and knocked over hall tree which conked "the Battler' in the head and knocked her cold. And SC they were married.
 Ann Miller, who took long time getting under way, seems tc be on it noW-her Time Out for Rhythm" work will give her nc time out until she's finished Syn thetic Lady. $.
 Milburn Stone, who'll play Ad- miral Farragut in Reap the Wilo Wind,' should meet the admirals great-niece. She's Nina Far ragut, the chlorine with Ann Sher- idan now. Eddie Bracken who'll star in "Out of the Frying Pan," looked the part-off and on The fellow had been working fol days surrounded by movie cuties specially picked for pulchritude. Ht didn't like it. "The trouble is,' ht said, they make my gal look like a washerwOmen.
 English actors who stayed ir England are thinking unkind things about English actors who came te Hollywood since the war began they're saying so, if ever so polite ly, in letters.
 Birth of the Blues" men were discouraged because the colorful age their picture covers didn't leave a musical iargon of any proportions nothing like today $ jitterpugs, rug-cutting, jam ses- sion, on the beam, and so on. Best they could dig up was "noodling' described by Eddie Anderson in the script as ''takin' of tune and messin' it up--just playin' it ex- actly like it ain't been written. ' There were other adjectiyes stem ming from low presumably because the white folks down New Orleans way regarded the Negroes jazz rhythms as beneath notice. tHence gully low and gut bucket."D
 Revealing bit of dialogue, py Too1x roo~,or lao t,arc,,ad dod Archie
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-06-16

Revealing bit of dialogue, py Jack Benny as he persuaded Archie Mayo to guest-appear on tn I t "Charlcy's Aunt program: you'll do all right, Archie-if anybody's good on my program it doesn't go over. What we need is somebody to stink it up-you'll dol ..
 Quoth Jeffrey Lynn. appearing in King Rubber and explaining his new moustache: AS long as I'm getting the parts George Brent turns down, I'll hide behind the same moustache. ...'
 Preston Sturges' idea of the kind of land yacht movie dircc- tor should use on rough it' trips is something. Tn "Sullivan's Trav- els Joel McCrea plays a young director who disguises as a tramp and goes out to study life for the movies. His solicitous studio sends after him a land yacht to assure his comfort. Sturges rented a two-storied sleeper bus, stream lined it with chrominum trim, and equipped it with 3 doctor, a man.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-06-16
By AMY PORTER
 AP Fashion Editor

Out of a number of assorted fore ign influences in fashion, the Chi nese influence suddenly takes the lead.
 What was a mere whisper of things Oriental-the mandarin coats of early spring, the occasional sleek, straight bangs, the touches of jade jewelry-has swelled to shout.
 Sentimental interest in China is big part of the reason. A fashion show put on for Unitel China Relief drew smart audience, whose mem- bers not cnly admred the Chinese influenced costumes shown, but im- mediately placed orders for them. Cause minded women are welcoming the lovely new legendary Chinese print on which the cause gets per- centage of all sales.
 Coral With White
 Current silhoutte trends fit com fortably into the Chinese patterns slit skirt, dropping shoulders, deep yokes, the collarless neckline, left sided olosiAgs. Tlnics become pagoda tiers. Wide-topped, narrow -skirted costumes are easily nodded to a loose mandarin coat and slim-trou sered look. -brimmed summer hats are even more flattering, snap ed to pagoda roof and coolie hat lines.
 The feminine fancy for all-black and black-and-yellow summer fash ions is another pro-Chinese fashion factor.
 There's fresh appeal in such dis tinctively Chinese color combina- tions as Ming yellow with praying mantis green, coral with white, bam- boo beige with goldfish orange, pea ager, three press agents, secre- tary, and a short-wave radio man.
 tsrr1l,ic e.as <1 ,s.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-06-16
Afternoon SeWinQ Group to Meet on
 Wednesday, 1:30

The afternoon sewing group of the Women's Christian Service will meet "Wednesday at the Metropoli- tan Methodist Church. Mrs. John Rogers and Mrs. Tom Hall will be hostesses for the 1:30 o'clock des- sert luncheon which precedes the afternoons work.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-09-11

notpuno je nesposobna "a "uzimanje drzanje"
industrijskih poduzeGa. J d i a organizaclJa,
koja je sposobna "a to, jeste organizacja samih
tin industrial; owe nisu podlozene politician
medj jana; one smej java ju sve takve proizvolJne,
uobrazene medic. Posto centralni upravni or
gan socijalstcke republike - upravo suprotno
centralnoj vlasti kapitalzma - nije organize
vana sila vladajuce klase "a ugnjetavanje, nego
iskljucivo uprava proizvodnih snaga zemlJe,
nieeovi sastavni delovi moraju biti iskljucivo
industrijalni Topnistvo mole pomagati konJicu,
konjica mole pomagati pesadiju cinu konac-
nog trjumfa u cnu "uzimanja drzanja" ze-
maljskih poduzeta proizvodnje, medjutim, po-
liticka organizacija radnicke klase ne moze da-
ii nikakve pomoci. Njena ce Sc misija dokon-
cati bsS pred zavrsavan jem zavrsnog Gina rad
nickog oslobodjenja. Oblik eentralnog autori-
teta, kome Sc polticka organizacija morala da
prilagodi ma koga Sc, sedstveno, morala da
ugleda, prestace da postoji. Kao kosulJlca, sto
je sa sebe zbaci guja, koja, Sc odmah ponovo po-
jav u svojoj novoj kozi, tako ee biti zbacena
politicka drzava drustvo &c jednovremeno
poiavit u svojoj novoj administrativnoj odezdi.
sve druge industries: svaka cd njih &c biti,
bez obzira ma bivse politicke medic, sastavni
deo toga novog centralnog autoriteta, cija je
brzorucna gradja podignuta prosle nedelje
Chicago Gde bude zasedavao Glavni 1zvrsni
Odbor Industrijanih Radnika Sveta, tamo &c
biti prestonica naroda. Kao lake kuce cd karata,
sto in deca prave, tako &c Sc stropostati pos
tojece politicke uprave srezova, drzava, pa
grada ma samoj rec Potomacu, njihova mes
ia zauzeti centralni podlozni upravni organi
industrijalnih sila zemlje. Ocevdno je, dakle,
da ne "sastav" politickog pokreta, nego sastav
ekonomskog pokreta je dorastao zadatku: da
"uzme drzi" upravu mad proizvodnom delat-
noscu zemlje, - jedinom stvari, koju je vre-
dno "uzeti j drzati"
Il brosure 'socijalisticka obnova Drustva'.
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POZdrav KOnvenciji.
August %, 1941.

August %, 1941.
Dragi druze Slepeevic:
Buduei sam podneo iscrpan IL
vestaj sa ovogodisnje sednice Ma
rodnog Izvrsnog Odbora, koji Sc
svojevremeno pojavio u RADN1c-
KOJ BORBI, otuda smatram da
tomu izvestaju nemam nista doda-
vati niti podnositi narociti izves-
tai Tridesetoj Konvenciji Jugo-
slavenske Federacije S. L. P.
Jedino, zelim najbolje uspehe o.
vogodisnjoj nasoj Konvenciji u
njenom revolucionarnom radu,
koja ee, bez svake sumnje, doneti
dobre planove "a mas buduci re-
volucionarni rad, a nase clanstvo
i nasi dobri simpatieari prihvati-
ii te planove, kao sve ostale par
tiiske odluke, te provesti in u delo
energicnije, bolje plodotvorniJe
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Sa piknika.

New York, N. Y.
Ogra-c II ken, N. ]. New
York, N. Y. odrzali su jos jedan
.piknik II. augusta ma svom obie-
nom mjestu.
Piknik je bio dobro posjeeen,
te smo upotrebili sve sto smo ina
Ii, a sto nam je zao nekim stvari-
ma smo oskudijevali, osobito
janjcima. zelimo molimo nase
goste da razumiju nase stanje
kod ovakvih afera, jer je jako tes-
ko pogoditi koliko nam hrane moze
trebati, jer po nekada ina prilie-
ne razlike nasim posjetima.
Drug Evanic je pozdravio goste
sa prikladnim pozdravnim govo-
rom. Potom Sc izvrsila kolekcija
sa kojom je cist prihod bio $7O.62,
koja svota je podjednako medlu
diva Ogranka podijelena, koji su
je pridodali fondu "a konvencij-
sku skupstinu korist Radnicke
Borbe, da mozemo u buduee radi-
ii ma prosirenju nase nauke, jer
samo kada radnici Znadu kakO
da Sc oslobode, tada &c Sc moci
oni osloboditi.
Drugarica Mary Jelusic nasa
simpaticarka Jancikin darovale
su ukusne kolace, ma sto i'm Sc
Ogranci dobro zahvaljuju, kao
swim drugim prilagacima i posje-
tiocima.
A. F., dopisnik.
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90, drug drugarica Vass $500,
N. sestok $500, M. Brlas $500,
Hilda Munjekovic $500, Ch. Ku-
can $500, Simic $500, D. Panjko-
vic $500, drug i drugarica sestok
$500, Elizabeth N. Stanic $500.
Mary P. Slepcevic $500, Mary
i L. Petrovic $500, M. Bodic $500,
S. Djakulovic $500, B. Radov $5.-
90, 6. seepovit $500, familija Gr-
bac $500, Mary i Mileva Mrvos
$500, M. Krnic $500, M. Jerkovic
$500, familija Gotal $4.00, J. Be-
govic $500, Mr.. Mrs. Cozzini
$500, J. Crkvenac $500, J. Vonika
$500, P. Polovina $500, Toceff
$500, Mr.. i Mrs. Redley $500, J.
Vers $500, Anna suprina $500.
Anka Beuk $500, Ribar $500,
D. Mateeff $500, M. Vasilie $500,
S. Dakovic $500, Julia Ugljesic
$500, Stanceff $500, Shurley Koss
$500, Osterstock $500, L. Stefa-
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movie $500, familija Baljak $2.0O,
Theo. Gramaticoff $500, E. Gull
show $500, Anna Kapetanovic
$500, M. Malivuk $500, drugarica
Mrdjenovic $500, Storm Gross
$500, X. Popov $500, Simpaticar-
ka $500, P. Size $1.00, Fradel
$1.0O, N. N. $1.O0, Yolanda Grama-
ticoff $1.00, Leterneu $1.0O, Pat"
rika $1.0O, F. Troha $1.O0, Chas.
Swartz $1.00, P. $1.00, PavIoft
$1.00, B. Popadapolos $1.0O, NJ
Radovic $1.OO, Salatic $1.00. Mary
Buka $1.0O, T. Jelusic $l.O0, J.
Sim $1.00, Ljubica Bogdan $l.Oo'
Mildred Slepcevic $1.OO, P. Paw
lovic $1.00, Paulina Martinos1c
$1.00, F. M: Reic $1.00, Mara MI
linkov $1.00, Leo Curulic $l.0o,
Jankoff sl.00,
Ukupno $2.029.09
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Sa banketa.
Steubenville, O.

Steubenville, o.
U nedelju II. augusta mas O.
granak je priredio banket korist
fonda konvencijske skupstine.
Blanket je zapoceo 2. sata po
podne. Pozdravnu rec su odrza-
Ii drug H. Brostman i mladi Dani-
ell Barac. Oba govora su odrzana
ma engleskom jeziku, prisutni
su i'll primili sa velikim odobrava-
MEM. Potom, ma nasem jeziku,
drug M. Krnic poziva prisutne da
priloze "a Ogrankov udeo fondu
konvencijske skupstine. Imena pri-
lagaca su sledeca:
H. Brostman $500, S. Vignjevic
$500, L. Anderson $500, Hermina
Barac $1.5O, C. MrvoS (Toronto)
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N ASH DOPISI.

$1.OO, F. Busic $100, G. Radulo-
vic $1.OO, NJ. L. Barac Soc, J. Bu-
rec So, M. B, SOC, P. Glumac Soc,
S. Kotur Soc, Smilja Krnic 25c.,
L. Mrvos $500, M. Burlakis $500,
Familija Beuk $1.50, Cveta Divie
$1.50, NJ. Krnie $1.00, G. Shepherd
$1.OO, M, Brasenovic $1.00, J. De-
roski So, G. Stepanovic So, G.
sobat Soc, P. Esapovic Soc, Anna
Pavic Csc.
Drug J. Shepherd je u hrani pri-
lozio $1,000, ma sto mu Sc Ogranak,
kao swim drugim prilagacima i
posetiocima, vrlo lepo zahvaljuje.
Cist prihod iznosi $70.63.
A. Sauer, dopisnik.
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Sa piknika.
Lackawanna, N. Y.

U nedelju "a. augusta Sekcija
Erie Co., jezicni Ogranci odrza-
Ii su cetvrti piknik owe sezone, ma
farmi druga drugarice B. Pa
padopolos.
Buduci da smo tog dana imali
goste il Jamestowna, Oliena, Ro-
chestera, N. Y, kao il Erie, Pa,
data je rec nekolicini drugova il
tin mesta da kao gosti pozdrave
prisutne, sto oni ucinise ma zado-
voljstvo slusaoca. Nakon njihovih
pozdravnih govora izvrsila Sc ko-
lekcija prisutni prilozise u novcu
ukupno $1O8.0O.
Vreme bese ugodno raspoloze-
nju veselom zadovoljstvu ne bese
granice.
Nase vredne drugarice Weekly
People Cuba, kao uvek tako i
ovoga puta, snabdele su mas sa
dobrom zakuskom svakovrsnim
kolacima kojih bese ma pretek.
Prisutnih behu oko $50 osoba,
eist prihod, ukljucujuci kolek-
ciju, iznosi $15867.
E, f., a.. TX.
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nego ikad ranije sakupljanjem
pretplata ma RADNIcKU BORBU,
narcotic novih, prodaji nase IL
terature, kupljenju davanju dob
rovoljnih priloga, obavestavanJu
j prikupljanju radnika u nase re-
dove, kao drugim povecanim ra
dom "a mas oslobodilacki revolu-
cionarni cilj!
Pozdrav drugovima delegatima,
kao gostima ma Tridesetoj Kon-
venciji nase Federacije.
Drugarski tt pozdrav,
]. T. Evanic,
Clan Narodnog 1zvrsnog Odbora
S. L. P.
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PRILAGACI KONVENCIJSKOG BANKETA.

$1,000, J. i Olga Sternthal $1,000,
familija Stevin $1,000, familija
Misak $1,000, Kruse $1,000, Ange-
lima Brlas $1,000, L. Herzeg $10.-
90, familija Wick $1,000, A. Jur-
jevic $1,000, P. Manzeta $1,000,
familija Boberic $1,000, Milica i
NADIA Mijanovic $1,000, G. sulen-
tic $1,000, G. Dobricevic $1,000,
s. Kosnicar $1,000, G. Mirosavlje-
vic $1,000, N. Popovic $1,000, J.
Mesic $1,000, Frank Brlas $1,000,
V. Terzin $1,000, A. Sim $1,000,
J. Mite $1,000, N. Simendie So
90, Walbridge $500, N. Kouzoff
$500, Edw. Lun $500, T.Stepanoff
$500, 1. Radjenovic $500, P. Kapitz
$500, VIM. Kelenic $500, familija
Capic $500, N. Coric $500, Anna
]. Sekuic $500, Tn. Rado, u spo-
men svoje drugacie, $500, P. Cru
ic $500, Lillian Lun Mary Jelu-
Sic $500, Brlas $500, Paulina Br-
las $500, J. Arbet $500, familija
Bugdan $500, Bojana i V. suvac-
XII $500, J. Vukosav $500, Todor,
Rade i Dorothy Mijanovic $500,
N. Petrovic $500, Gorica Stano-
jev $500, T. Koss $500, J. Brlas
$500, X. Ivanoff $500, j. Pirincin
$500. Darinka Tesic $500, J. DAN
ley $500, Kata i J. Grbavcic $5.-
90, I. Panceff $500, P. cotic $500,
M. Gadney $500, L. sibul $500,
B. curulic $500, P. Stojanoff $5.-
90, D. Anastasoff $500, C. Kerceff
$500, S. Jordanoff $500, M. Err
deljan $500, Elsie Wick $500,
observation-disclosures $500, Sida
i Mary Koic $500, B. Desnica $5.-
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Cleveland, 0.

U Nedelju 10. augusta Ogranak
Cleveland odrzao je drugarski IL
let basel druga J. drugarice Ka-
te Grbavcic, ma kome su proslav-
ljeni rodjendani malih drugarica
Dolores Klaic i Mildred SlepGevit.
Poseta je bila prilicna i dobro
vesela. Matere mladih svecarica
spremile su ukusnu domacu vece-
ru, te oko sest sati uvece gosti
su posedali oko punih stolova.
Nakon vecere drugarskog raz-
govora, pomesan sa Salon, drug
L. Petrovic pozdravio je, ime
Ogranka, goste cestitao mladim
svecaricama njihove rodjendane
te i'm pozeleo da ubuduce slave
ma oval nacin .svoje rodjendane.
Nakon govora, drug N. Stanie,
ulogi stoloravnatelja, objasnio
je glavnu svrhu owe proslave, j.
memo: u korist Radnicke Borbe,
te je pozvao prisutne da priloze
b'rema svojim mogucnostima "a
Radnicku Borbu. Buduci da su
prisutni unapred znali kakva je
svrha ovog drugarskog sastanka,
pozivu druga Staniea rado su Sc
odazvali, te "a nekoliko minuta
| sakupi Sc svota Cd $500.
Sledeci drugovi drugarice pri-
lozise:
J. Madjarac $11.0O, J. Kata
Grbaveic $500, Chas Wick S5.-
65, Mildred Slepcevic $3.50, E.
Petkovic $3.50, P. Menges $5.25,
N. Stanic $5.25, L. Petrovic $500,
J. Klaic $500, F. Dvoracki $500,
Anna Jaske $500, G. Kerceff 81
25, NJ. Radovic $500, Joe. Grbav-
cie $500, D. Doceff s1.10, Mrs. No
yak $1.O0, Mrs. Christensen $l.00,
Mrs. Garfield $1.OO, Marion Goerz
S1.OO, Mrs. Doceff $1.00, Mrs. Nj
| choles SAC, Elsie Wick SOC.
Friend SIC.
Ukupno $500.
Buduci da nije bilo nikakvih
troskova "a Ogranak, otuda cist
prihod iznosi kolika je i kolekcija
l. $500.
Swim prilagacima posetiocima
drugarska hvala, a osobita hvala
drugovima Grbavcicima "a ustup
Lemon mestu. Takodjer drugarska
hvala drugu Josefu i drugaric
Mary Grbavcic, koji su ovog puta
kao u proslosti, posluzili nabav
ljenjem stvari "a jesti pitt. Ia
vas mas trud neka nam plati Pro
leterska Revolucija.
| NJ. S., dopisnik.
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ZADATAK JUNIONIZMA.

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ia znaclo pokuSaj da uzurpira vlast, clJl ]e
prelaz ma centralnu upravu industriJalne orga-
nizacije proglasa vra pobeda njegova. "Raz-
log opstanka politickog pokreta ocevidno cln'
ovog neprikladnim "a "uzimanje drzanJe'
sredstava proizvodnje. Prema cemu politicki
pokret "pokrece", to nisu radionice, nego raz-
bojnicka citadela kapitalizma, koju ella razo-
RITZ 80
A sada "sastavu" politicke partije. Pogle-
dajte ma to pazljivo j ne moze vam umac cinje-
MICA, da njen sastav takodje cini poiititki pok-
ret neprikladnim "a "uzmanje drzanje' sred-
stava proizvodnje. Ova nesposobnost nezbezno
potice il "razloga", koji ga cini sposobnim "a
politicku akciju. "Razlog" opstanka politicke
partije, videli smo jeste: da Sc bori sa kapta-
lzmom ma sopstvenom mu narocitom polju, -
polju, koje odlucuje sudbini politicke vlasti.
IL toga sleduje da sastav politicke partije mora
biti odredjen kapitalistickim vladajucim siste.
nom pokrajinskh media, - sistemom, koga
socijalisticka repubika zbacuje sa sebe kao ko-
suljcu, koju je drustvo nadraslo Uzmimo, ma
primer, kongres bilo senat iii predstavnicku
kucu. Jednica predstavnistva "a kongres je els
to politcko-zemljop prirode; ona je proiz-
voljna. Sastav kongreskoga okruga odrazuje
svrhu kapitalisticke drzave: politicka tiranija,
to Jest tiranija klase mad kasom U kongres-
kim okruzima potpuno otsutstvuje misao pro-
izvodnji. Drugaeje ne moze da bude. Posto
kongres nije centralna uprava proizvodnih sna-
ga zemlje, nego organzvana sila kapitalistic-
Ike klase "a ugnjetavanje, njegova sastavna tela
ne mogu imati nj traga cd svrhe da upravljaju
proizvodn jom Obucar zidari, rudsr zeljezni-
Carl zajedno sa radnicima u svma drugim
industrijskim granama, izmesani su, prema
tome, zajedno svakom posebnom kongreskom
okrugu. Sledstveno, politicka radnicka jorganiza-
CHA, koja namerava da osvoji kongresk okrug,
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