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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-03-29
cHAPTER % lContInuedl

or course you're right Auntie.
I'm JUST weak and silly that's all.
Whites nearly frantic with WORRY
She glanced AZ letter lying nv
her side a letter covered with
stamps FOR special delivery. "He
wants 10 know III about Madeline
| cant tel him anything He
doesn't know I've been so sick.
Madeline never told him. Every
thing is in such muddle." she
sighed hopelessly
All the more reason why you
should hghf to get we'll Madeline
didn't just fold ups when Won
we're sick. Auntles voice was
touched with friendly sharpness
Ruth held out her hand in silent
surrender You're rirht-r'm a
coward I'm not helping Maddy by
my CRYING over her troubles. She's
sacrificed 50 much for me
And she Vas glad To do tt
nothing would hurt her more Than
70 have YOU hide everything she
tried so hard 10 accomplish. Now
come on and take your broth like
2 sweet cir, and you'll he seeing
MILDLY IN no time az ALL"
With sigh Ruth, said. Bring n
on Auntie but remember I'm go
ing N see MILDLY tomorrow
"You can't Ruihe. the doctor
left strict orders for YOU 10 stay
IN bed for A. least another week"
Il don't care what he said. I'm
going 10 see Madeline tomorrow"
Aunt Addie wisely RETAINED from
arguing with Ruth. "Well We'll ser
dear. she answered as she prop
rcd the pillows high MP around
Ruins shoulders. then carefully
placed the howl Of soup IN hol-
lowed out spot IN the bod by Ruins
side.
lust give this hot soup chance
70 do rs ~ork-its really strength
ennv
You're sweet. aunt Addie /
don't know what Id do without
YOU"
But Ruth found out the mex, day
thai lying in he'd resting against
sofi pillows was a whole lot dif-
feren-rhan that Of trying 70 stand
up after long sickness
There was drumming like
sound in her ears as she started
70 leave her bed. The floor seem
ed 20 be coming up 10 meet her As
her feet touched the floor. she
found ont that tho strength she
thought she had wssni there
Tears gathered In her eyes. i've
got 70 see Maddy II ! have 10
crawl 10 the Jail" she whispered
one ~ the hardest things for
Madeline to endure was tho in
activity, the sitting and waiting 10
kill time and thinking. Just think
ine
True, she had plenty 81 maya
zines and papers, furnished hy The
kindly matron. Mrs Davis She
tried knitting a sweater. the yarn
also furnished by the matron. But
Madeline want use to the dull rou-
tine Her feet had always moved
swiftly as she performed thou
sand and one things. Now II was
all changed. She sat quietly in a
tiny cell trying to adjust her nib
HE fingers to more dilatory tasks.
Always on the 20. she had never
found enough time 10 do her work
~ planning. hxng childrens
clothes and waiting on Ruth. Then
Madeline thought Of Ruth. her
Get A RIrth Certificate
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-03-29

THE GRAFT GRAND N.rY rer..
lations in the cases % cogr~i.
men John Hamilton and Robs-, n
Ewald have stirred IN agor,gs a..
actions against the mon ID esar..|
Of our city government 4 confer.
tionery owner said we have ,o.|
70 keep voting in order 70 M main
our form OF government SIR rs 4
pity we cannot gef SON 'orm N
protection against voting h-ihelss.|
crs into the public trough TAD
t. about The worst thing a' ss|
comman man can do 70 his personal
stake in government
A pool room operator $40 la|
bet there are others and V 'hsrl
arc digging up the SINK 'ou ra|
deeds. hope they 20 ls ehols|
way and reveal all he gra''sr u
that the voters will kroe ur|
Who're they stand When as mi
ELECTIONS come around a-hs.I
Sand Il wonder II ihefr rosiy s-s
more revelations 10 como led
Soc" he said "counflns or m.
ones who will posiiivcl, na 54 nd
plicaied There Is John oiss;
There Is not enough none, t rfes-
tion 10 tempt him away 'om I'd
honest principles. then here
Councilman Van Antwerp Ne n
the father OF large fa7sl' sni 1
man IN such a position ias' cant
sfoon 10 such things His a-y
hear TOO directly on 'he coming
generations the responslh'
rroaf enough 10 keep fu horsi
IN his public conduct Tsr =,
sid there is Councimar cnsrl"
T.. Dorais; he IS ike 'hf ahov
case named He has inspired thou.
sands OF youths OF tho rs'ior pl
build honest strong character Il
man like that just can't sfer SIC,
20 temptation There arc o'hs'
councilmen Of whom ne spoke u /
this way assuring himself q ~
least FIVE to whom suck ih'asl
could not happen. There he said.
I'VE have majority o. honest
councilmen. But ! believe aa' We
Will see further indictments ''l'i
before this thing is over said re
barber, III not. more ~ ih' c.r
fathers then from some ciae' d.
rec'ion. | am for seeing 'he mssi
fully cleared IN"
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interest once -twice-,hree times
Madeline started 10 write her
answer bur she was not satisfied.
She fel' her first salutaiion OF
My dear Mr BARTON TOO personal.
Her second Mr. Barton. Dear Sir,
was she bought after inspection
too formal After an he was trying
10 be her friend Again and again
she began her letter finally she
wrote
Dear Mr. Barton;
Mere words cannot express
my deep gratitude Tor your en-.
couraglnc message. Any aid
You can GIVE me In securing
suitable counsel will forever
put me in Your debt.
sincerely.
Madeline Day
Madeline felt better after writ
ing the note Her next problem
was getting n mailed
She placed her message in an
envelop closing Il slowly a smile
came over hor lace as sudden
clamor sounded down the corridor
Sadie. was drunk again sadie
was q humble hi' Of life's floisam.
Of human lriirwood. some aow
Madeline felt better win Sadie In
her cell She was frequent ysi-
tor in the CRY Jail. The officers
We're her friends When Sadie
would take 100 many they would
bring her 10 NJ sobber up She could
swear Ike a deck hand -hut the
officers took i good naiuredly For
Sadie hal heart OF sold when
she was not drinking She owned a
little lunch room not far from
headquarters And many a meal she
gave away.
She usuaily cccup d the same
cell across ne corridor almost
opposite Msdenne's cell
The FIST day sadie bad turned
hcr bleary blue eyes on Madeline.
What tho, holding you for
kid"
Another womai han answered
briefly "murder -ho's the dame
what done ola wa1berr in."
Sadie had given Madeline a long
look as she pushed hack the gray
whisps Of hair from her eyes
"Congrats. dearie." she below
ed, He was dirty heel"
People seeing Ruth Day. as she
made her way ,loWl, into the citt
Jail. stopped 70 stare and wonder
how a person apparonily so ~.
would dare q irnsi herself away
from home Ruth was clnring
tightly to The long brass rail al
tached 70 the wide doors Her
strength hardly permitted her to
pull the heay, door
But Ruth had made promise 10
herself that she would ser Made
line. II she had to crawl and Ruth
was doing just that. Her footsteps
were slow and uncertain.
Al the sight OF Ruth standing tn
the corridor. her thin body pressed
YEARLY against the bars OF Made
lines cell Madeline stared at tho
ehostly figure Of her sister-in-law.
Not until the rough voice ~ the
guard saying "A visitor for YOU
Day You can have five minutes"
did Madeline realize that It was
really Ruth.
oh Madeline Ruins voice
was sobbing.
Ruth darling why did yon
come"
With their faces pressed lightly
against the cold bars. they clune
tightly TO each other
What have They done 70 YOU.
Maddy." Ruth whispered
Never mind about me dear
You're not we'll enough 10 pc out
alone Did The doctor tell YOU YOU
could come? oh. Ruth why are You
taking such chances"
CONFINED next week
Cot pt-,l, f...s...
Evening star., 1941-08-14

FORD 1887 de luxe Tudor sedan: ready
for any test; sold with 4S-hour money
back guarantee. plus 30 days free service
Excellent in every detail. Reduced. LEO
ne. ME. 2475. Call for home dem
onstration
Evening star., 1941-08-14

FORD 1896 Tudor: reconditioned and ready
for many miles of carefree service. Sold
with a 4S-hour money-back guarantee,
plus 80 days free service. LEO ROCCA,
INC. 2445 M st. NV. RE. 5955. Phone
for home demonstration
Evening star., 1941-08-14

FORD 1899 de luxe Fordor sedan interior
hand-tailored. hand-t English broad
cloth. first-qualty tires, motor rechecked,
road-tested Sold with 4S-hour money
back guarantee: plus 30 days free service.
LEO ROGCA, INC. n Y and Fla. aves.
demonstration
Evening star., 1941-08-14

FORD 1898 model "S5" 4-door sedan; ex-
cellent and economical motor, ) very good
tires. excellent blue finish: reduced to sell
quickly for S:i45; ask 10: car No. 33o6A.
L. P. STEUART. ING, 1925 14th st. NV.
Decatur 4SO3
Evening star., 1941-08-14
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

PLYMOUTH 1880 de luxe 4-door touring
has had the most thorough reconditionins
possible, interior very clean. very good
tires; an unusual BARGAIN: 4s-hour money
PACK guarantee, plus 80 days free service.
1855 Phone for home e1 demonstration N ss nn RE-
PpEEYMsouTH pEs NO Vt l949 D. / I'd. trunk sedan;
years to pay. Simmons. 1887 14th st.
PLYMOUTH 1895 de luxe 4-door touring
sxesptienally clean inside and out; eauipped
ushoat @ and far asove a aSs4sss m
at esa he low hs d s7s naEuss ali sos need ed
is So down and pay $40 month. LOGAN
MOTOR CO, iii 18th St NV DI. $500.
low milease h1 condtion rsdio snd se
cessories: real value 1929 10th st, NV.
PLYMOUTH special de luxe sedan: fin-
ished In two-tone maroon and gray. car
car service; ysur car in trade; $4,000
discount.
WISCONSIN MOTORS, INC,
Plymouth and De Soto Dealers.
1903 Wisconsin Ave Michigan 2972
PONTIAC 1886 2-door, sedan: black finish,
eroS and 6t9r 9e Eood odtb very clean in
st. NV. Decatur 4SO3
PONTIAC late 1910 de luxe Torpedo A.
door sedan; radio. heater. clock. defrosters;
driven $500 MI, can hardly be told from
new, upholstery spotless; gentleman Official
transferred: S795: terms. Crosstown Mo-
tors, Bladensburg rd. at New York ave. ne.
PONTIAC '37 2-dr. sedan: new Hollywood
blue finish equipped with heater, tires in
excellent, condition; quiet, economical mo-
tor All you need is a steady Job and
down and S2111 a month
TOMS AUTO SERVICE, INC,
Wasnlngton's LARGEST Plymouth Dealer.
Ioo6 bennlng Rd. NE. Ii. S10a.
Evening star., 1941-08-14

FORD 1889 "S5" Tudor sedan; excellent
black finish spotleSs mohair upholstery 5
very good tires: economical family car re-
duced to sell quickly for S439; terms easy
LOGAN Motor CO., 3540 14th st. NV.
Evening star., 1941-08-14
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE,

PLYMOUTH 1888 de luxe 4-door sedan;
original black finish very good. fine motor
and san S5oo very good tires; splendid family car
scHLEeEL 4 GOLDEN ..o,
PLYMOUTH 1899 de luxe 2-door trunk
sedan. beautiful Washington blue finish,
sasom saa ors rdO .sunSp tires ssas how @
Call us for demonstration. $3.50. Edw. G.
Adams Co.. s22 Potomac ave. Sc. FIR.
vii o sell my = equity or en trade for good used
car. DU. a30s. after 8 pm.
PLYMoUTH '36 .4-dr. trunk sedan: black
is as clean as new car. This car will
give you miles of smiles with its trouble,
free economical transportation. Only S39
GOWN w ToMs Tos AGTo sERSIeE; NC; .,.r
1906 Benning Rd. NE. Ii eIO9.
PLYMOUTH 40 4-dr. trunk sedan; beau
scratch. seaT ~ this hs' car looks and runs like q
brand-new car. Yours for only $40
dow down q and the balance in easy payments
0'e' TOMS AUTo SERVICE, INC.
1906 Bennine Rd. NE. Ii. s1oo.
PACKARD 1887 4-door sedan: excellent
green finish very good tires foss clean an IN; n;
sS5sB, L. P. sTEUART, INC, 1895 14th
st. NV Decatur 1908. -
PLYMOUTH 1896 4-door sedan black
finish, radio heater. thoroughly checked
and a real buy. Sold with 4S-hour
money-back guarantees. plus 30 days free
service LEO ROCCA. INC, 1901 Connec
ticut ave. EN-. 1900. Call for home
demonstration.
PLYMOUTH 1889 de luxe .4-door sedan;
one owner, a physician drive will con-
vince any one. This car is in tiptop con-
dition. Liberal terms. Burrows-Stude-
baker, 300 M st. sc. AT. 1886.
PLYMOUTH 1885 4-door sedan; new gum
metal finish, motor just had Pedrick rings.
BARGAIN at only SIS down and $3.50 per
month. Burrows-Studebaker 900 M st.
Sc. AT. 1866.
Evening star., 1941-08-14

STUDEBAKER 1898 5-passenger, 4-door
cruising sedan, S-A State Commander
dark blue finish. excellent tires, heater
you will find this car priced far below
the market at S395. c.. C. c. Guaranty,
Capitol Cadillac CO., 1922 22nd st. NV
MA 1900 Open evenings closed SUNDAYS
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-07-17

stoase Cd drvea zradjen prrodne veltine kip Device,
sajno obucene haljinu cd zlane brokade sa cem
meovanm kao ska Nekoliko francuskih kaludjera,
du koma Kristijan prepozna frara Grarda bi smeste
bizu osveene kapelice. Dvojca cd njih drzeci
like somoske kese svojim rukama behu smesten je
dan jedne drugi druge strane kipa. Veka grupa
odrpanih ljudi zena svi naoruzan stapovma zbijeni
blizu konventa, oeekvahu renutak da signal
cd kaludera navale nesretnog proaznka oznacenog
kao jeretckog sumnvca Svai proazni nemnov1ro ina
djase da predje trg te maom rastoanju cd kpa De-
vice. Ako pokekne srust svoj milodar kesu prosjac
kin fratara precaSe nikakva opasnos Ali ako pro-
mast da izvrsi tai Gin poboznosti, Luterana bi
spusta ma signal kaludera kruta ruka svetine TUX
la ga svoim stapovma neretko ostavljala mrtvog
trgu. Sve osobe, koje behu odnnah pred Krstjanom
neznanm covekom, idjahu prema oltaru j. bo liz
sraha iii il poboznos poklecavahu pred podobijem De-
vice onda ustaahu spustahu svoje zrtve kesu Fran
cskanaca Jedan covek, jos mlad ali mrsav maena
ta liza koga stojase Krstijan, bas kad imadase da
die obrtaku izadje trg, rece nska glasa, kao da
govor samom sebi
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-07-17
PRILAGODJUJU Sc PRuA-
GODJIVACI.

Sve organizacije osobe koje su pale pod
korumpisanim uplivom ovdasnjeg olosa koji
ide pod labelom "komunizma" koje su do sa.
da drzale da je postojeci rat imperijal:stitki
rat, Cd kada su "l;omunisti" usvojili novu
"partijsku liniju," postepeno odbacuju svoje
predjasnje glediste vele da sada postojece
krvoprolice nije impcrijalisticko Tako Sc pos
tereno prlagodjavaju tome lokal c. |. O., koji
su pod "komunistickim" uplivom, kao sto je
Greater New York Industrial Union Council"
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devojke, toko odela sebi kao Adam Eva, po-
razbacani po mraku no. razumes: to je gnusoba*
Kakav uzas! Prokletstvo njih!
Mlost Neka Bog zastt Cd takvh ereka
- Ispovesti! Takve sramote slute smak sveta.
Brat Sv. Lawrence-na-rostilju, casn karmeltan-
ski fratar, moi ispovednk rece men Marote-u da Sc
Luerije zavrsavaju ist nacin. Dobr otac bese
tako gnjevan da mi dade tacne potankost tim vrazjm
jeret;cima cd h potankost mi obraz pocrvene zaza-
kao komad ugljena.
I'll komadici izvestaia, ko sumirahu gupave surove
kevete sto in kaluderi srahu protv reormatora behu
preknuti novim vriskom krcma sto dolazahu il Cour
Dieu-a. Slusajuci tajne gnusanja gnjeva keve-
nicke grdobe so i'll raznasase lakoverno sta
novnistvo, Kristijan neznani covek pod negovom br
gem idjahu bujicom svetine zamao nadose pod
svodom kapije sto vodjase trg odake mogahu da
jednim pogledom obuhvae sto tamo zbvase Pred
gavnm ulazom Franciskanskog Konventa dizase Sc ne
ka vrsta otara osveenog vostan:cama; povrh oltara
Ia uzasne kevetc sirene od uhovnva proty
Reformacije vidi De Thou, tom l, .knj. II. 81
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- ia sam katoik, ali tako mi Bozje krvi, bolje je
da me lseku ma komadce da potcinim takvoj IL
cen! Da djavo nosi kaludjere!
- krlvo ces da cnis rece Kristijan niska
gasa. Meni je ia grdoba odvratna kao eb Ali Sta
da Sc cni protiv sile? Potin Sc grdobi
Protestovacu po svoga zivota Takve prete-
ranostl sramote veru odgovori dotcn kristanu IL
lazeci IL kape trg korake prode pored ota-
ra ola Sc nj okrenu prema MENU. No jedva da prode
pored MEGA kad odrpana rua koa sojase blizu kalu
dJera gotova da krece jihov mig poiuri "a ne
sretnm covehom; stize ga, opkoi prodera Sc ma nj:
"JeretA" "Luteran!' "On vredja podobije make Spa
sltelJa" dole ma kolena drsk cemeru!" "Doe ma ko-
lena!' "Smrt jeretku!"
Dok tt zanesenjaci opkoljavahu svoju zrtvu Krist-
jan rece svom saputniku:
- Okorlstlmo ovim zagorom da umaknemo cd tin
besnlh zverova nesrecu uzaudno b blo pokusat da
lsrgnemo toga nepamenog ali srcanog coveka IL kandz
njegovih napadaca
(Nastavice se)
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ljivacima, da nije odbla otudjila radnike
svugde sa svojom krivom, jezuitskom politikom
j groznim internaconalnim gangsterizmom
ukratko, da je s. S. S. r. bio vodjen cd strane
visokog principa marksisticke nauke ne cd
strane sebicnosti birokratije, on je mogao biti
pravi stub socijalsticke revolucije Kao sto
jeste S. S. s. R. pod stalinistickom brokra-
tijom je tezak teret ma ledjima revolucje.
Pravovaljani socijaistick pokret svugde bese
sprecen da napreduje cd strane opakog anti
marksizma stalinista, u nekim, nacijama
znacajno Nemackoj Francuskoj, njihovo
zadovoljstvo je predalo proetarijat najdivljoj
reakciji sto je svet ikada poznavao. Made as
piracije oslobodjenj ispod kapitalizma su raz
bacii iskoristili stalinsti "a svoju poiticku
dobit Marksovu inicijativu stalinisti su zame-
Mill sa slepim pokoravanjem; ma mesto Socja-
listicke nauke politcku probitacnost, ma
mesto Socijalisticke solidarnosti, seriiu kobnih
ugovora sa neprijateljem. Ne mozemo izbeci
ocevidnu cinjenicu da bez pitanja njegovog
nominalnog anti-kapitalizma, bez j. t m j
mrznje koju protiv MEGA gail kapitalisticki
oslabio revoluciju, Internacionani kapitali-
zam je, zaista, sretan sto ina takvog "nepri-
jatelja."
Ovo pitanje je odelto cd nase iskrene
ozbiljne teznje da &c radnici-vojnici Sovjetske
Rusje oterati pljackaskog napadaca bivseg
saradnika stalinista. Ovo je pitanje koje
natkriljuje najnoviju fazu drugog imperija-
listickog svetskog rata Ovo je pitanje buduc-
nosti ljudske rase. Unistenje Sovjetske Rusi
je nece osigurati vladavinu razbojnickog kapi-
talizma. Ovo je tacno ne samo zbog toga sto
je stalinisticka birokratija sprecila radje
go sto je pomogla revoluciju, nego i zbog toga
sto Sc nalazi nacija koja je mnogo zrelija Ia
dolazak Socjalizma cd Rusije, bez pitanja
njenh velik;h ekonomskh postignuca. Ia ma
CHA je Amarika - jos jednom posedna NADIA
ma svetu. Ovde, iako je stalinistcki otrov pri-
sultan, nje jos uspeo da pokvari rastecu pill
mu revolucije, gde su klasne inije povucene
najostrije, gde Sc naaze sredstva "a proizvod
nju izobija "a sve, gde radnic ako su pra
vino organizovani, mogu Sc resiti kapitalizma
potpuno "a vjeki vjekova - ovde radnci
lizma.
Unistenje Sovjetske Rusije nece osigura-
ii kapitalisticku yladavinu kao sto Heptisaxe-
zeljno ocekuju. Mia &c unistenje Hitlerove Via
de Nemackoj spreeti kapitalistickim nacija-
ma, koje su jos nominalno demokratske, cd
zagrljaja apsolutizma. Jedin odlucni faktor
ma svetu danas je radnicka klasa, a narcotic
americka radni6xa klasa. Ako ona organizuje
njene ogromne ekonomske politicke sile da
navali ma ovu, glavnu tvrdjavu International.
nog kapitalizma, svet &c biti spasen decenija
mozda stoleca uzasa i bolova Evolucija je
poverla radncima Amerke duznost da osobo-
de Ijudsku rasu, ona je ma njihovim led jma
postavila ogromnu odgovornost Mi bezuvetno
verujemo da &c oni odvazno ponosno nosti
ovu odgovornost da &c opravdati poverenje
istorije
WEEKLY PEOPLE
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Dxepna Biblija..
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KRISTIJAN STAMPAR.

scsnaesta knjiga Eugene Sue-a: Tajne naroda
iii Isorija jedne proleterske porodice kroz vekove.
prica O Sesnaestom Stolecu - U dive knige. Knga /.
Sa orginanog francuskog engleski Daniel De Leon
asa engeskog jugoslavenski: L. Petrovic.
Da Ii su moguce! Tia, Brat Sv. Lawrence-na-ras-
tu, casni karmelitanac koji e moi spovednik rece
MI Marotteu, da nikad bese skupstine th eretika
da najmanje jedno iii dvoje dece bi zrtvovano.
- To znade svako = nastavi prvi pripovedat;
krojacev sin, kom govorim posmatrase jeretcku
gju vide sopstvenm mu ocima; zatim posto Lu-
terani behu poskropljeni krvlju neka
krstenja nhov svestenik usajase govorase "Sad
cite svoja odea, pa pomomo Bogu ma mas nacin Da
ziv pakao Luteria!" Gin reee to- ugasi dve vosanice
nakon cega svi lcemer cemerke, ljudi zene mlade
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-07-17
KROZ MAGLU OBMANE.

Preko mora Sc nalaze dive obmane ma osnovu
koh miion grade svoje made. Prva Je, koJu
podrzava veliki broj radnika, kobna obmana
da militant poraz nacista znac kraj hitlerlz-
ma. Druga je, koju podrzava plutokratija, sa-
mo obmana da &c propast i raspadanJe Soviet
ske Junije osigurati menu neprekidnu vlada-
VIM.
Hitlerizma iii fasizam, dolazi iznutra
ne spolja On predstavlja poslednji ocajni po-
kusaj vladajuce klase da odrzi njen sistem
privilegije On jeste, kao sto smo cesto puta
ronovili, "gvozden obruc oko raspadajuceg
bureta kapitalizma." On Sc moze nazvati dis
ciplinovana demok catija' (Wendell Wilkie),
ill., kao sto je sugerrao umrli Huey, "moze
maskaradrati kao "anti-fasizam." Ali da mas
razbojnik panra da upotrebi, da je vec deli
micno upotrebio, Htlerijanske metode da oeu-
va svoju vladavinu to slobodno priznaju mno-
gobrojni casopisi koje citaju biznitari. kao
sto je Joachim Streseman pisao "Intefna-
tional Concilat;on,'' decembru, 194O., oslov-
'H'va:: Il americku plutokratiju:
'Ako cemo imati neku vrstu dktature, ia
b; rae. voleo biti sam diktator.' To &c biti O.
vaj pr.ncip sa kojeg &c biznis pazljivo motriti
rasteee move tendencije koje smo pocel ose
cati ca.z ovog vrlog momenta.'
U vecini slucajeva anglo-americki izrab
Eivs6i rada razumeju ovo sebe ne obmanjuju
sa fir m plemenitim izmisTjotinama sa koj-
ma o-i dobijaju rad "a krusadu protiv Min
evil, ,.acistickih takmaca Pa ipak oni gutaju
SIS :. smrtan po socijalistickoj revolucij.
Sa r. :ima 'Heptisax"-a Rodney Gilbert, biv-
s: n ,ac uvodnika "a New York Herald Tri-
bune"u jedan cd gauge koja zvi formirajuci
II III azu najgore misli plutokratije):
"Ako [Hitler] pobedi [Sovjetsku Ru-
s:jul, civlzovani [kapitalistcki] svet bice u
napred oslobodjen ogromnog posleratnog pos
Ia. Ako on promasi i ako ne povuce dole
Crvcau hierarhiju sa MIN zajedno plane
nu, civilizacja anglo-amerikansk kaptali-
zam] IMAGE jednog neprijatelja ma mesto
diva. -. razaranje preostalog neprijatelja civil
Hzacije nece biti veliki probom." (Crna slova
su nasa)
Ali S. S. S. r. nije "jedan preostali nepri-
jatelj," niti cak opasni neprjatelj, kapitalis-
ticke tiranije izrabljivanja. kada Sc ka-
re, misao borbenog Socijaliste skoro automa-
taGno Sc SEGA redova Whitter-ove pesme:
For all sad words Of tongue and pen
The saddest these: ''lt might have been!''
Da nije stalnisticka birokratija izjalovi-
la revoluciju, da nije pomocu svoje iznevere i
za5od jivosti uradila sto joj je bilo moc
da predade svetske radnike njihovim izrab-
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1941-05-15

and being the second day Of the
term with the same members and
officers present as on yesterday.
When the following proceedings
were then and there held and had.
Pursuant to the authority grant
ed to the Board of Supervisors by
Chapter 289 of the Laws of 1888,
providing for the construction and
maintenance Of public libraries. it is
hereby ordered that the sum of 5000
per month, be paid to the Librarian.
County Fund
1t is hereby ordered that the fol-
lowing accounts be allowed payable
out of County Fund:
Earl H. Fowler M.B.S. No. 1, 2
days attendance in April, Is days
examining road and bridges 10000;
NJ. S. Rogers. M.B.S. No 2, same
10000; X. P. Thomas, M.B.S. No. 3,
same 10000; NJ. L. Smith, M.B.S. No,
A Same 10000; V. Reinhard. M.B.S.
No. 81 President 10000; P. H.. Will
liams, Clerk 2 days attendance
1000; w. A. Ramsey, Same 1000;
1t is hereby ordered that the Board
do now adjourn until it's next re
gular June Meeting A. d. 1941.
v. REINHARD.
President.