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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-28
HTGGTNs-REBILLARD

Miss Jean Shirley Rebillard, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Emile J. Rebillard of Torrington became the bride of Edward Francis Higgins of Torrington, son of the late MT. and Mrs. Edward F. Higgins of this city.
 Rev. Father Murphy performed the ceremony at ten o'clock, with the brides sister attending her, and Frank J. Higgins of Torrington as his brothers best man.
 The bride wore a white marqui- sette dress in street length, the bodice having a collar of black lace, and insertions of the lace on the long full sleeves, and bouffant skirt. Her white picture hat was adorned with black. A corsage of baby breath with Stephanotis completed her costume.
 The maid of honor wore 6 frock of aqua 1narquisette with full sleeves, and a bouffant skirt. Her picture hat was of yellow, and her corsage of yellow roses.
 The mother of the bride was dressed in beige with a correspond ing hat trimmed in green and a corsage of yellow roses. Mrs. John Longhi, an aunt of the groom, wore navy sheer, with navy hat and a corsage of white roses.
 The bride traveled in & black net dress with white accessories. Upon their return the couple will spend the remainder of the summer at Highland Lake, later residing in Torrington.
 The bride is a graduate of North field seminary, and Morse college. The groom is an alumnus of Tor rington high school, and Is affili- ated with the American Brass ofice in Torrington.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-28
REUSE COLLINS

Tie wedding of Miss Jessie Col- HnS, daughter of Mfr. and Mrs. James Collins of State street to John Andrew Kruse, Jr., son of Mir. and Mfs. John Kruse of Wolcott took place on Saturday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
 Rev. John c. Walker performed the ceremony at the Second Congre- gational church In the presence of guests from Stamford, Pennsylvania, Fogrington, Ansoaia, New Haven and New York
 Mrs. Jeremiah Cepelak attended her sister, with Miss Thelma Krnse, Q sister of the groom, and Miss Myrtle Peterson of West Haven, & cousin of the groom, as bridesmaids. John Collins, a brother of the bride, was best man, with Charles De- BiSchop as usher.
 Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a French blue gown, with q lace yoke and bouffant skirt Of I1oussehne de soie. A matching heart-sllaped hat held her fingerttp veil, and she carried roses with Stephanotis.
 The Itiatrot1 of honor wore a sirii- iarly styled gown in shell pink, with . pink leghorn hat, and . rose bou- quet. The frocks of the bridesmaids were also of the same design, in yel- low. Each wore 8 leghorn hat and carried yellow roses.
 The mother Of the bride was dressed in blue and white crepe, with . cprsage of sweetpeas and soSebuds. lThe groom'g mother wore . sheer print of dark blue and green, and . corsage of white roses.
 The bride traveled in 8 brown gabardine suit with white access sorieg. Upon their return MT. and Mrs. Kruse will reside on Bradley avenue.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-28
Personal
Weddings

lAErs. Fred Hermann, became the bride of Joseph Whitman Nelly Of Springfield, Ohio, son of MT. and Mrs. Joseph Elliot Nelly of Onk diIl avenue, this city.
 Rev. ] E. Boerger performed the ceremony, with Mrs. Bennett Chris tianson as her sisters fmatrcn of honor and Miss Chariotte Groenke, Margaret Groenke and Evelyn Ka- pow as bridesmaids. Bennett Chris tiat1 attended as bestman with Ed win and Edward Hermann, twin brothers of the bride, as ushers.
 Escorted to the altar by her father, the bride wore a gown of white frosted silk organdie over dtlchesse satin, with a shlrred be- dice having short puffed sleeves. The full skirt fell into a long train. A tiara of pearlized lilies of the valley held her fingertip veil of illu- sion. She carried a colonial bouuuet of white roses with carnations. The Colonial gown of the matron of honor, was of white silk organdie with 6 hoop skirt, which was adorn- ed with clusters of white daisies. She wore q tiara of white organdy flowers, The bridesmaids were dress ed in white gowns of the same style The mother of the bride was dressed in navy blue crepe with corsage of white roses and carna. tions. The groorn's mother wore cornfower blue lace with white ac- cessories, and a corsage of yellow roses with carnations.
 A dinner at Park Place for the bridal party and immediate families was followed by a reception at the home of the brides parents. The couple left for a trip to Chicago.
 The bride is q graduate of the William Horlick High school and has been employed by the Hamilton Beach Company The groom Is an alumnus of Rensselaer,, and Massa. chusetts Institute of Technology. He is Afaliated with the Robbins and Myers Corporation, as design en- gineer.
 Upon their return, MT. and Mrs. Nelly will reside in Springfield, Ohio.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-28
Associates Fete
 Alma KiessLing

Miss Alma Kiessling was recently honored ct a tea and shower at the Rosanne by her associates of the Colonial Trust company.
 Those attending were: Misses Jean Doran, Helen Ashley, Avelia Mora, Betty Barry, Hazel Beecher, Eleanor Townsend, Doris Hughes, Margaret Payne, Barbara Reynolds, Helen Kolstrunk, Doris Lange, Alice Goodwin, Alma KiesSling, Anna Harper, Louise Murphy, Martha Powell, Dorothy Buckland of ThonastoY1, and the Mrs. Howard Chamberlain, Mrs. William Hunger. ford, Mrs. Milton Carlson, Mrs. Wal ter UpSon, Mrss Charles Boiswert, Mrs. E. Stewart Clark, Mrs. Jean Archambault and Mrs. Tred Hubbell.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-28
A DEMANDING ROLE

Orson Welles' portrayal of a col orful millionaire in RKO Radios Citizen Kane" is one of the most demanding roles in screen history. Welles impersonates Kane from the age of 25 to IS, covering 50 years of exciting action.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-28
NEW TEAM

William Gargan and Irene Hervey are being teamed by Universal to provide the love-interest in "Bom- bay Clipper" Also cast in the new air-thriller are Charles Lang, Maria Montez, Cissy Loftus, Truman Brad ley, Richard Davies, Lloyd Corrigan and Turhan Bey. John RawlinS di- rects.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-28
RUSsO.H0LDRIDGE

Announcement has been made of the engagement and coming mar riage of Miss Mary Martah Hold ridge, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Ira Holdridge of Davis street, Oakville, to John Herbert Russo, son of MT. and Mrs. Ralph Russo of BamSord avenue, Oakville.
 The wedding will take place on Sept. 6 at the Union Congregational church in Oakville,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-28
KAUKAS.VALUCKAs

MT. and Mrs. Michael Valuckas of Summit street announce the en- gagement of their daughter, Mary, to Thomas J. Kaukas, son of Mrs. Mary Kaukas of James street, and the late Matthew Kaukas.
 The wedding will take place in September.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-28
Engagements
InY-sKIPp

Announcement has been made of the engagement and coming mar riage of Miss Rita Skipp, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Stanley Skipp of Country Club road, to Benedict A. Joy of Park road.
 The ceremony will be performed at 8 o'clock at the Blessed Sacra- naent church on July 30.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-28

the Royal Academy of Hairdressing. MT. OBernier is an alumnus of Wilby High school and the New Ha- ven College of Commerce.
 Upon their return the couple will reside at 46 Wyman street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-28
LAFRENIERE-LANGDo

The wedding of Miss Wilma Langdo. daughter of MT. and Mrs. Pierre Langdo of South Main street to Albert Lafreniere, son of MT. and Mrs. Oliver Lafreniere of West Liberty street will take place on August 2.
 The ceremony will be performed at 8 o'clock at St. Ann's Church,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-28
COTE-YENTRELLA

MT. and Mrs. Anthony ventrella of Hopkins street announce the coming marriage of their daughter Mary, to George Cote, son of MT and Mrs. Alfred Cote of Canal street. The wedding will take place on August 9 at the Church of Our Lady of LourdeS.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-28
MILLER.FLoRIAN

The engagement of Miss Marjorie HoSking Florian, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Ralph Florian of Oakville, to George Leroy Miller, son of MT. and Mrs. George Miller of Oakville. has been announced.
 The wedding will take place in the fall.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-28
MTCHATJD-LAFRENTERE

MT. and Mrs. Oliver Lafreniere of West Liberty street announce the coming marriage of their daughter, Cecile, to Paul Michaud, son of MT. and Mrs. Francis Michaud of Meadow street. The wedding will take place on August ? at 8 o'clock at St. Arn's Church.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-28
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| Church, Waterville, and also cele- brated the nuptial Mass.
 Mir. and Mrs. E. J. Hemlock of Flushing, L. l., attended the couple.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-28

could have a game-going hand on this bidding. South is glad to pass three diamonds and this contract is laid down.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-28

MT. and Mrs. Richard Wolff have taken up their residence in Nor walk, where MT. Wolff is associated with the Conn. Light and Power Co.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-28
NEnY-HRRMANN

At four o'clock Saturday after noon, Miss Lydia Hermann of Ra- cine, Wis, daughter of Mir. and
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-28
LA DUE-MURPHY

MT. and MrS. Murphy Of F'air- view street announce the marriage of their daughter, June, to Private Charles LaDue of Camp Edwards, son of MT. and Mrs. Charles LaDue of Englewood avenue.
 Rev. Warren G. Hunt performed the ceremony in May at St. Peters on the Canal, Bourne, Mass. Miss Eleanor O'Briens of Bourne att tended the bride, with Russell Aus tin, of 20Sth Coast Artillery, Camp Edwards, as best man.
 A reception followed at the Buz- zard's Bay hotel. Mrs. LaDue is now residing in Bourne.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-28

MT. and Mrs. John Grady of Gates avenue have been entertain ing Mrs. James McNeil and sons, George and Francis, of Holyoke, Mass.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-28
rARRINGToN.NrcMAHoN

The wedding of Miss Josephine s. McN6ahon of Homer street, Water vile, to Daniel T. Harrington, ST., to Daniel T. Harrington, Sr., took place on Saturday morning, July 26.
 Rev. Francis Higgins performed the meremony at St. Michael's
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-28

Claudette Colbert made her stage debut in "The Wild Westcotts."
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-28
Weddings
Personal

Donahue and Mary Murray at In- dian Neck.
 Miss Ann E. Danal1er, instructor of the Waterbury Girls club, has received an invitation to attend a meeting at the University of Con- necticut on July 3l. The topic will be Analyses and Discussion of Health Education and Nutrition"
 Miss Josephine OLeary, instructor at the Hartford hospital, is vaca- tioning in Scranton, Pa, where she is visiting friends.
 Miss Margaret Morris of Boston, who has just returned from a tour of the Pacific Northwest, spent the weekend with her mother, Mrs. M. Morris, as the guests of MT. and Mrs. P. c. Flynn of Thomaston.
 MT. and Mrs. Joseph M. Cassin of Waterbury, are vacationing at Hotel Traymore in Atlantic City.
 MT. and Mrs. Mansfield M. Gill; lette of Farnham avenue announce the birth of a son, Thomas Wake field, on July 24 at the Waterbury hospital.
 MT. and Mrs. John Grady of
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-28

Donahue and Mary Murray at IT dian Neck.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-28

Miss Madeline Flynn of Water town is the guest of Misses Marie
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-08-21
Sve veci i veci profit.

Ma drugom donosmo poebno neke podake
po Ovde zemo oe naknadne oave porasa profita
New York Central System prvo poovni prose godne mao
deficit cd oooOo0 poovine 194 godne dobo
posodavce Ovo kako bi zraz apsouni
porast profta.
Eastman Kodak koporaa oovinu godne dobia
sravnenu 209224 to zna da &c njen poednc
ko nta korsno drusvo rade zm lett slad dobti
81 po so veci profit poovine cd prosle godne
korporaca ranih avona je takodjer dobro
sa svom potion poovine godne ko I cd
dk njen profit st period proe godn bio cd Pre-
tome, je dobila peko 40 po sto wise profita.
Standard Oil Company California doba drugu cetvrnu
godne cevrne wise profta dupo Prve ev
vojm posodavcma profit $799184 duge
tine i'm je daa $7,970.883
tako redm redaju krupne ndusrje edna
su veem porastom profa buduci
fa t koporaca skopcan postojecm krvoprocem
limo korporacije bi nikada sloze
Sta radnc mau pokazu? Na drugo prazne zuevite
luke koe ednom nedeu renuno dz aradnu
ia petak nesa da nkada radnk zbog
skakana zivotnh namnica pobun povisicom
raamnce kra krajem posoavc namrgode
protv nteresa narodne "odbrane"
(Nastavak 8. strani)
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-08-21
Vazne medjunarodne vesti
"Demokratska" pomoc Sovjetskoj Juniji.

Dok Arma bor neopisivim heroizmom proiv
masin naceke Nemake Churchill Roosevelt savetuju
konferenu "dmokratskh pedstavnika Mos
Xvi koo da adi plan demokratsk pomoc Sovesko Ru
"demokratije predstavnke demo
kraa njegovim predavncma do ce osobe
diskusova oko astal demokrae ostavu Crvnu Ama
nacstickm krvncma bz 6 druge pomoe Onda
vko na da Crena Armia odmice
zbog sto e Crvena Armija dko cd poraa
da organizovano povac da moze preduzme
pov nack vonka zadiva ratne
eksperte Da e SSSR kapacka zema njena arm osavena
bi ba porazena de-
bivsom Francuskom
sada postavja ptane narcotic kada pluto
kras New York Times saopava, Nemaeka cd svh 260 de-
vzja posaa 100 prov SSSR ostale 70 devza nuzne
cistima ed" pokorenm zemama zasto demokrate
Britannia zapadn 'front.' b tako primo
aa razdvoe koncensane na se Istocnom Frontu
Mozda "demokat Crvena Armija jos peaka do
koem bi pesaba da bude kakva pretn
poee raspada nacistei mperjaizam Neka
osabe nacistcka Nemaea da nh avladau de
mokratie Veka Britannia dobropoznaa di
pomatska poitika Brtanske mperije
sveo gornjeg zagana moze razume zasto noble
Ne
macku gas pustnjak Drugm recma ee
nhovog mperiama pomagati sssR nil
sovske Rusije Zbg toga
nhova cusna pomoe kou sada v da puzau sssR
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-08-21
Nacisti 0dgovaraju "demokratskim" tackama

javaju augusta nacistieki ministar
gande Joseph Goeb hstork tack Rooseveta Chur
cha ackom kojom deokra traze razoruzavanje
Goebels rece:
god da mas malo pobrinu
oduzme na oruze On u taku kao sto e da
predvdja nacisth sla
nabrajat dogadaje 198 kada Nemacka predaa demo
kratije" razoruzaju.
Japanska Nc Ne e svoe obasnjene pomenuh
acaka da odzavanj poredka duga
povecane konro "demokratja posedna
ese onacna garanca vetsku dominacu
Tako nacistieki mprasi pravino oeni mrovne tatk
demokratskog mperaizma Oni cni
ia Roosevelt Chursh nisu aveli
vod nacstickog mperaizma ako garanuje swim
zemlama ednako pravo" mad pacama sirovm materiaom
"a dana najman obevestena osoba eba rvopro
lice vod bas radi mankanja paca sirovog maera)
obeodanene zavede
mokratija."
Sjednene Drzave Britannia dobro
ruzah nacisticka marizam pomocu
docepava pena zdere One znau d postge
(Nastavak 4 strani.)
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-08-21
Stain "oslobadja" poljske zarobljenil<e.

Moskve avaju augusta da Sanova vada zdaa gene
rano pomovan rnm zarobenicima bvse Poske Ovo e
omanu egja Poske cehosovacke koJe Sc DO
ri kao "saveznc" Crvene Armije protiv Nemacke
poki cehoslovaeki diplomat koJi
&c pomoci da njihove legije organizuju.
Sada Sanova vlada naedia da Cvena Arma prod
Poku nakon ogasnog Observation-Disclosures pakta ona
odaz osobod radni narod rekose
zrabjen poaeni narod zeno do
tekao Mi nsmo zna Sanova vad mogla oko dugo dza
zarobjene poske vonke kao zarobenike Mi mli
odredenog obodni da i'm je data
svid radnc Sovjetske Rusije Mi
msi jednom pikom, kada Soetska Juna bee
zarobljenke naa oprala obuk
intevenconistma
njihova vojska pobuni u korst Sovjetske Junije
Stalnova onim istm krvoocma
spod kojih ala Molotov osoboda nasu krvnu bra6u'.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-08-21

njost radnicke klase owe zemlje,
ali joj preti jos teza iii crnja bu-
ducnost.
Jer u koliko rat duze traje, u
uoliko &c njegov plamen biti jaci
siri - duze dostizljiviji, da ce
morati zahvatiti postojece jos
ration nezahvacene kapitalisticke
zemlje. tada &c biti sudbina rad
nicke klase sadasnjih neratuju-
cih zemalja isto tako puma uzasa
i jos crnja cd postojece sadasnjos-
ii radnicke klase ratujucih zema-
liza. eto to ceka radnicku klasu
pod kapitalizmom, j njena buduc-
most &c biti jos crnja koliko du-
ze traje vladavina privatne svoji-
ne.
Neki Sire zavodljivo ocekivanje
da &c sc sa unistenjem Hitlera u
nistiti uzroci ratova i da ce pod
I'd e m o kra t X o m" vladavi-
nom radnici u Z va t i trajan
mir i srecu. Ovima su Sc pridru-
z;li i ovdasnji pseudokomunisti,
koji Sc deru samo protiv Hitlera
sa JOS veeom dernjavom brane
"demokratije." Neka Sc razori
Hitler a neka u isto vreme ostanu
"demokratije" zivotu, da Ii &c
Sc odstraniti uzro e ratova
Start otrcani kapitalizam bi tada
bio JOS ma vladi, koji ne bi mogao
trpeti mir. Razoruzavanje koje
bi morale slediti uspostavu mira
bi milione bivsih vojnika bacilo
ma radnoj pijaci zajedno sa mill
onima besposlenih radnika koji &c
Sc tamo bacati zbog ukidanja rat
ne proizvodnje Nestalo bi place
kapitalizam bi Sc nasao prisiljen
da Sc odmah jos krvavije zarati
iii da Sc saw pretvori 1ndustri-
jalni Feudalizam. Tamo vodi pse-
/ udokomunisticka lama propagan-
da sa swim ostalim kapitalistickim
organfzacijama koje zavode radni-
I ke verovanju da &c sa porazom
Hitlera nestati rata.
Radnicka klasa, ako ne zeli imati
crnju buducnost cd nepodnosljive
sadasnjosti, mora prigrliti revo-
lucionarni program Socijalisticke
Radnicke Partije, koja je jedina
! organizacija u ovoj zemlji da po-
ziva j uci radnike kako da Sc or
ganizuju "a obaranje kapitalizma
oca svih zala, fasizma rata. Ona
to mora uciniti ako zeli da pro-
gres civilizacija idu napred kao
sto tako bese proslosti.
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Crna sada$njost, jos Crnja buduCnost.

Bee pitanja sto je predsednik
Roosevelt rekao pri povratku mu
sa "istorijskog" sastanka ma moru
sa Churchiilom, da "nismo blize
ratu," to nj malo ne menja situa-
ciju koja Sc nj malo ne poboljsa-
va.
Nije potrebno spominjati de-
taljno neopisive uzase koje pate
radnici i radnice svih ratujucih
zemalja, niti crnilo u kojem su
obvijene stotine hiljada radnic-
kin kuca. Svako zna da tamo Via
da crna sadasnjost.
A da "a te radnike ratujucih
zemalja nema nj iskre made da &c
i'm biti ma skoro lakse to priznaju
| i sami zvanicnici ratujucih kapi-
talistickih zemalja. Prvi cd njih
je fasista Virginio Gajda, koji o.
cekuje da &c oval rat trajati de-
set godina. A pre- MEGA je to is
to ocekivanje i7razio Giuseppe
Bottai, ministar prosvete u fasis-
tickoj vladi. A da to nisu samo
predstavnici fasistickih zemalja
koji predvidjaju jos crnju budut-
most "a radnike pod kapitalizmom,
imamo izjave kapetana David
Morgessana. sekretara rata Wade
Velike Britanije, koji rece 16. av-
gusta:
"Ne postoji nj jedan znak da &c
Sc oval rat dovrsiti brzo zado-
voljno." Onda ovo rece: "Mi ne
mozemo ocekivati brzi povratak
naseg mirnog nacina zivota." A u
ovoj zemlji stvaraju Sc planovi "a
sve vecu ratnu proizvodnju. Jel
je Knudson proracunao da cemc
biti stanju "a par godina proiz-
voditi 80 wise milijardi ratnog
materijala godisnje. sto znaci, da
sc nj ovde ne drzi da &c Sc rat "a
kratko vreme privesti kraju. A O.
vo je potvrdio Predsednik Roose-
welt kada je 10. augusta izjavio
da Sc "demokratije" spremaju "a
nastavak rata kroz celu 1943. 60
dinu.
Tako fasisti "demokrati" ra-
cunaju ma dugacak, "a radni ma
rod svih zemalja predugacak rat
U koliko &c duze trajati rat Il
toliko &c ma prvom mestu lezati
jos wise stotina hiljada miliona
mrtvih tela radnog naroda ma boj-
nom polju; u toliko &c wise bogat-
stva biti razoreno; toliko &c BIZ
ii wise zena dece ubijeno; u to-
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-08-21

liko &c uzasi rata biti svestraniji
i jos zesci.
Ali ne treba .zaboraviti da &c
civilno stanovniStvo ratujutih
zemalja patti cd sve vece mani
kavosti hrane, odela i stanova.
Da &c ono bolovati cd jacih bo-
lesti duze da &c cesce zbog toga
u vecem broju umirati ako in
bombe ne budu u stanju naci. Da
ie crna sadasnjost radnog naroda
ratujucih zemalja to niko ne
sumnia. Da &c buducnost radnog
naroda ratujucih zemalja biti jos
crnja dogod traje kapitalizma u
ovo moze samo ignoramus da
sumnja, jer su cinjenice vidlive
da in treba slepac videti. Ta sta
drugo moze biti rezultat duzeg
rata "a radni narod sem VEGA pus-
tos koja enact svestranu vecu
mizeriju. Takvu nam buducnost
obecavaju "demokratski' fasis-
ticki drzavnici. Samo takvu bu-
ducnost moze obeeati razbojnieki
kapitalizam.
A kako stoji stvar sa postojeeim
stanjem buducnosti radnog ma
roda onih velikih kapitalistitkih
zemalja koje jos'-niiex potpuno u
vucene u II. Svetski Rat?
Ia primer cemo uzeti ovu zemlju
jer je ona najveca kapitalisticka
zemlja koja jos nije paljbeno u
vucena rat. Po samom priznanju
kapitalistickih zvanicnika, Gene
zivotnih namirnica penju Sc gore
i re zna Sc kada &c stati. Vlada
urgira skarcivanje proizvodnje
potrosackih espapa, sto znaci da
Sc poveca proizvodnja razarajutih
sredstava ma racun potrebstina
odrzavanje zivota. O tome je odr-
zao poduzi govor Robert P. Pat
terson, pod-Sekretar Rata, u kojem
otvoreno trait da Sc industrija
oslobodi sto wise moze Cd proiz.
vodnje potrosackih espapa, da bi
mogla O b d n proizvoditi
ratni material. Sto Sc mamie es.
papa "a odrzavanje zivota proiz.
vodi u toliko &c biti mania ponuda
u toliko &c b it i VEGA potraznja
u toliko &c Sc Gene jos wise pc
njati, u toliko &c realna najamni.
ca radnikova biti sve mania jer
je cilj svega ovoga da radnicka
klasa prima manju najamnicu
a da kapitalistima ostane veci pro-
fit. Drugim recima, teska je sadas-
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Sve VEGA ratna proizvOdnia.

nek Knudsen glava P Ma zjavio da zemla
pozvod bce anju jos wise proizvod atnog mate
rijala.
odreda potrosi ukrupno $50000O00
dala porudzbinu krupnm kap
Prozvodna ratnog materiala
posovnu gdnu koja zvrsena uu bese cd $Oo
prozvodna poslovnu godnu koa &c nav 1872
bce proizvdna poslovne gone 193 bice mai
iii skoro ednu trecinu
cele zemaske prozvodne mogucnost.
ako potrae dese godn kao sto Italia veil da c toko
trajat sprema poaeni nard z
ogc zemlje
lei wise zajedno rnim porebama mperaistckog rata
"demokratija" protiv fasista.
gleda kaptaistma nj mao meta ako rat nkada
god jer kako b mace mogla krenuti
kapasicka provodnja ubau moni vojnka-radnka
razaraju mlijarde vrednosti
geda da rat nece prvest krau dogod radnicka ka
potickom ekonomkom siom
kapazam, razbe onolko komada koko radnka
ubja radi packaSkog rabojnckog opstanka
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stran takve razn ko sto je
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il vec.
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