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RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-10-09
Ogranak i Klub r. B. sc topic
zahvaljuju swim prilagacima.
T. p, dopisnik.
Sa drugarskOg sastanka

4ouuk SLOVu, OhAo'
Mi clanovi Ogranka Young
stown, svesni ozbil jnosti vremena
i danasnje svetske situacije kroz
koje covecanstvo prolazi; svesni
svoje duznosti obaveze prema
nasem pokretu "a radnicko oslobo-
djenje, sastali smo Sc Il nedelju
%. septembra stanu drugova
sestok da diskutujemo ma kakav
nacin da pojacamo nasu agitaci-
ju. I ako smo mi i do sada radili
koliko nam je bilo moguce, ali OBJ
zirom ma zahtev vremena "a sve
vecu aktivnost nalozno je da po-
vecamo mas rad doprinesemo mas
odgovorni dio uspehu ideje naseg
pokreta - ideje, koja jedino da-
mas zasluzuje da covek "a nju Ii
vi iii umre. To je ideja oslobodje-
ME radnicke klase, kao izbav-
l1enje celog coveeanstva ispod owe
ogromne kapitalisticke kasapnice.
Mas Ogranak je imao tn potes-
kocu sto su njegovi clanovi razda-
ljeni, te nemogu da Sc zajednicki
sastanu u onolikoj meri koliko je
to pozelno. Jedna polovina clan
stva cd druge je udaljena 20 mi
liza, da bude jos teze, pojedini
clanovi moradu da rade tvorni-
CANA u razne sifte IT,, nocu i do
nom, time sc mnogo otezava ma
sa veza koja je nuzna Ia uspesnu
agitaciju. Ma ovom sastanku M.
smo toliko doveli u sklad gornie
poteskoce koliko nam je to mogu-
&c, te Sc madame da &c mas red
biti toliko uspesniji.
Oval dan naseg sastanka je tim
wise bio prigodan sto Sc medju ma
ma nalazio sekretar nase Fedora
cije, drug P. Slepcevic, te nam je
dao mnoga korisna objasnjenja i
sugestije.
Prema nasem obicaju, mi smo i
oval put iskoristili da j Material
no snabdemo mas arsenal, te smo
medjusobno sproveli kolekciju "a
nasu izcrpljenu blagajnu. Sledeci
su prilozili:
P. Slepeevic $500, drugovi ses-
tok s1.50, l. Gotal S1.00, V. Mile
$500, A. Malcevic S100. J. NJ.
Busdon $1.O0. Svega $3.50.
Ovom prilikom Sc clanovi Ogran-
ka zahvaljuju drugu sestoku ME
govoj drugarici, koji su mas ma
svoj trosak poeastili sa ukusnom
vecerom.
V. Milic, dopisnik.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-10-09
Nastavak sa 3. strana

liza pravo prakticno pitanje iii IL
Dor: iii Industrijalizam, usuprot
njegovoj slucajnoj veoma ogra-
ricenoj "smesnosti", iii zanatski
junionizam, usuprot njegovom
trajnom i neutrality-suspicious.
skebovanju; drugim recima, iii ma
10 nasilne ZABAVE, iii masa
stvarne TRAGEDIJE? Industrial
liam - onaj oblik ekonomske or
ganizacije, koji diktuje kapitalis-
tiCki razvitak - nalaze: da pro-
izvOd bude kontrolisuci cinioc, ko-
il povlaci spoljnu medju "a Mesnu
Industrijalnu Juniju.
Sta sada odredjuje unutrasnje
medic, koje obelezavaju sastavne
delove Mesne Industrijalne Juni-
je? Kao sto je ona CINJENICA U
PROIZVODNJI, koja povlaci po-
granicnu medju Mesne Industri-
jaime Junije - proizvod, tako je
Moi srodna CINJENICA U PRO
IZVODNJI, koja povlaci pogra-
nicne medic izmedju sastavnih de-
Iowa Mesne Industrijalne Junije,
to lest, zanatskih radionickih
grana - alat.
Il svega prethodnog sleduje, da
ie Mesna Industrijalna Junija
jedinica, sastavljena Cd radnika
raznih profesija. clanak "Primed.
be stutgartskom Kongresu: Ia
zanatsko-j junijsko pitanje", navod
iednu drazesnu britansku delegati.
Gu, tadanju Miss Mary Macarthur
koia je nedavno posetila Ameriku
kako pomamno uzvikuje u sobi cd
bora "a junionizam: "Oni II. "
W. i S. L. P su ludi! Znate Ii Sta
hoce? Oni hoce sve limare skret.
! ricare i tkace nosace uglja jed
MOI Mesnoj Juniji, da svrsavaJr
syoj posao zajednieki! Oni 81
l-ud-i. Oni su lu-d-i!' Doista
oni bi bill 1-u d-f', ako bi gos
pcdja bila u pravu "a ona b
/ bila pravu, ako bi "Tam-a
| bummery", koja Sc cd onog vreme
ra isticase "a l. W. w. koja go
vorase kroz clanke citirane oC
| naseg correspondents liz Bisbee
stvarno bila glasnik Industrijaliz
ma.
Sastavni delovi Mesne Industri
jaime Junije jesu: "zanatske ra
dionicke Crane. Owe Crane sasto
je Sc Cd radnika, koji obavljait
iedan narociti posao; u svako
grant priradaju svi samo on
radnici, koji su zaposleni u tome
narocitom poslu. Sta obelezav;
niihov posao u svakom pojedinon
slucaju? Alat. koji svaka gran;
radnika upotrebljuje.
Drzeci Sc nase dve ilustracije
koie smo pre- upotrebili - STAN
parska industrial tramvajska in
dustrija - svi radnici, koji jed
nom mestu doprinose proizvodu
stampanom predmetu, spadaju
jednu Mesnu Industrijalnu Juniju
Ali narociti posao svih ovih radni
ka nije isti. Neki SUI slovoslagari
neki stereotiperi, neki opet ured
nici it'd. U svakom slucaju, naro
citi posao je razlieit, koji zahtevt
narocitu paznju. Radnici svakos
narocitog posla trebaju svoju sop
stvenu organizaciju granu
! Alat, koji pojedinac upotrebljuJ'
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n ASH DOPISI.
Sa. zajednickOg uzeg
piknika.
Milwaukee, Wis.

Ma IA. septembra mas Ogranah
mas Klub Radnicke Borbe odrza-
Ii su uzi piknik sa svrhom da Sc
sastanu clanovi simpaticari te
da Sc tako zajednicki razonode.
Piknik je odrzat u Marguanigo.
Wis, ma zemljistu naseg pretplat-
nika Vebera, koje Sc nalazi rored
jezerca - vrlo lijepa prostorija
"a piknik. ,e1
Vrijeme je bilo prilieno topic,
samo je silno duvao vjetar koji je
wise ozednio ogladnio nasu veselu
grupicu. Tako Sc razvijao apetlt
"a haldnu prasetinu patke koje
su Sc ma raznju pekle. Dok su Sc
patke pekle dotle su drugarice prl-
redile salatu ostalo povrce, te
su prostrle stolove kao "a banket.
Kad je bilo sve podgotovljeno, oko
stolova Sc poredjase gosti da "a
dovolje glad. Hrana je bila ukus-
ma dosta "a sve.
Nakon objeda drug Golubic O.
drzao je kratak pozdravni govor,
drustvenim dogadjajima neo-
cijenjivoj nuznosti klasne prosvie-
te. Govor je pazljivo saslusan. Pr
Lraju svoga govora drug Golubic
je pozvao prisutne da nam po mo-
gucnosti materijalno priteknu II
pomoc "a gradjenje revolucionarne
municije - nase stampe i litera-
ture. Ma njegov APPEL odazvali su
Sc sledeci:
Theresa i NJ. Karlovic $500,
Roze J. Capic S1.00, Golubic i
Gulikson $500, Ana i T. Vida
kovie $500, R. Weber Soc, Kade
Patrika $1.O0, F. Birth S1.00, Mary
Weber $3.50, A. NJ. Jonas $1.0O.
j. Jurinac $500, N. Popovic $1.o0,
Francis S. Djakulovic $1.00,
Mary VIM. Kelenic $1.00, P. Co.
lubic $1.OO, V. Elijas S1.OO, There
sa i P. Pacovski $3.50, V. Fischer
25c., N. soleff S1.OO, Ch. Slayuje-
vic $1O0, T. Muny S1.00. Ukupno
$23.75.
Nakon objeda presto Sc ma raz-
ne igre opste razonode j tako smo
Sc veselo proveli do vecere. Nasup-
rot velikog objeda "a vrijeme We
cere mi bijasmo ponovo gladni.
Vecera kao objed isla je u tex.
Nakon vecere veselili smo Sc jos
malo potom Sc natrpasmo u kare
kuci.
S ovim veselim prijatnim pix
nixon zakljucili smo sezonu nasih
piknika "a ovo ljeto.
Ukupan cist prihod ovog izlete
je s27.oo.
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InduStrijalizann.

granice njegove Crane. Tako rad
nici, ciji je alat slovoslagarska
kutija iii slovoslagarska masina,
spadaju u slovoslagarsku granu;
oni pax radnici, ciji je alat stere-
otipieni aparat, spadaju steroti-
tipicnu granu; a pax oni, ciji je
alat pero, spadaju granu pisaca
iii urednicku granu i tako dale.
Slicno je sa tramvajskom indus
trijom. Buduci narocite profesije
radnika, koji zajednicki doprinasa-
ju da Sc izradi jedan produkaf -
u ovom slucaju prevazanje - to
svaka cd ovih narocitih profesija
ina svoj narociti posao, koji izazi-
va potrebu "a narocitom granon.
Tako radnici, ciji je alat motor,
Ispadaju motormanskh granu;
oni pax, ciji je alat masinerija
preduzecu elektricne struje, spada-
ju elektricarsku granu tako da-
lie. Sve zanatske radionicke gra-
ne svake Mesne Industrijalne Ju-
nije, buduci uspesno povezane
svojim respektivnim predstavnic-
kim telima, sacinjavaju mesnu
| jedinicu Industriializma. Sa zanat-
skim radionickim granama u
Mesnoj Industrijalnoj Juniji US
postavlja Sc red; bez njih bi ova
rrilicila ludnici Miss Mary Nc
Arthur.
Da bi svrsili gornju skicu, ira
sirajuci industrijalnu organizaci-
ju cd gore dole, estate nam
! los jedan organizam "a rasmatra-
ME: "regrutujuci" iii "mesoviti
I lokal'. Ovo je cisto privremen
org gani m. Uni m Sc
radnici rg n zu privre-
memo. Dok d n 0 j narocitoj
profesiji nema dovoljno radnika
| da osnuju zanatsku granu, radnik
Sc privremeno nastani u "mesovi-
ON lokalu', o d a k posle
prelazi u zanatsku iii radnicku
granu svoje industrije, elm ina do
voljno takvih radnika, da osnuju
takvu granu.
Kako Industrijalizam organizu-
je?
IL gornje, bro povucene sifIe skfIe
dobijamo odgovor, koji polazi cd
dole - gore:
Prvo: okupljaniem pojedinacnih
radnika, koiih jos ne bi bilo dovo-
limo da osnuju "zanatsku radio
nicku granu", "mesovitom loka,
lu".
Drugo: okupljaniem svih radni-
la, koji upotrebljuju istovetni
alat, u "zanatskim radionickim
granama".
Trece: okupljanjem svih "zanat-
skin radionickih grana", ciji
zajednicki napor doprinosi pro
izvodnji danog produAta, Mes
MIN Industrijalnim Junijama"
Nj jedna Sc Mesna Industrijalna
Junija ne moze organizovati be7
najmanje dve "zanatske radionic-
ke Crane"
To su prva tri stupnja. Dali
stupnjevi cd dole gore: Indus
trijalni Saveti, Narodne Indus
trijalne Junije Industrijalna
Odelenja, potpuno su ociti. Njihov
sastav, pa otuda metod njihove
organizacije, potice il sastava
razloga "a sastav "Mesne In
dustrijalne Junije".
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pokori celu Sibiriju. Ali do tada
Sc mogu mnoge nepredvidjene
stvari desiti.
Medjuvremeno. kineski koma11ls-
ii su obetali Kajsekovoj vladi da
&c Sc boriti protiv Japana dogod
Sc poslednji ne potisne i IL same
Maneurije, sada, Mancukoa.
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koii kaze: mira ne moze biti pre-
no sto Sc kapitalizam obori i pre-
no sto Sc ma njegovom mestu U.s.
postavi Socijalizam. rtt
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Radio Talks
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Veseli sastanak Milwaukee, Wis.

Milwaukee hdjue vesH sasanak oku eos
nradma "a
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Ko bezi cd svoje duznosti, tai
bezi cd svoga karaktera. - Theo-
dore Parker.
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II ZIVOTA FEDERACIJE.

IL ZIVOTA FEDERACIJE.
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Evening star., 1941-09-21
Knights of Columbus
Plan Membership Drive

Plans for an inter-council men,
bership drive were discussed at q
meeting of the State Membership
Committee of the knights of Co.
lumbus Friday night. Officers elected
at the meeting included James F.
Kehoe, honorary chairman: George
E. Herring, chairman, and Francis
A. McCann, secretary.
Local councils will organize MEM
bership committees, bringing the
work of the order to large number
of Catholic men oyer 18 years of age.
A special rate has been established
for the reinstatement of former
members.
Mr.. Kehoe. the State deputy, has
invited knights of Columbus now
working in the defense program to
use the local clubhouse, 9l8 Tenth
street NV. where a gymnasium,
library, bowling alleys and recrea-
tion rooms are at their disposal.
Mr.. Herring presided at Friday
nights meeting. held at the club
house.
Evening star., 1941-09-21

hood laid down its life on the
battlefield rather than surrender
a principle or abandon an ideal held
sacred" he declared.
Love Replaces Hate"
To-day the hallowing mantle of
time has fallen between the glory
and the tragedy of that distant
day and left us the richest picture
in our history.
Love and understanding have re-
placed all bitterness and hate.
Mutual respect and fraternal fellow
ship have come to bless the common
purpose of our national endeavor."
Gen. Julius Franklin Howell, 95-
year-old commander of the United
Confederate Veterans and honorary
leader of the Southern delegation,
accepted the flag of the Tennessee
Fifth Confederate Ar&llery in behalf
of his State.
In a clear voice, Gen. Howell who
has the rank once held by Gen.
Robert E. Lee, declared the action
"a most gracious gesture"
Gov. Price Urges Unity.
Gov. Price, who accepted three
Virginia flags, declared that the
total defense of America today de-
mands national unity"
John M. Park, 90. commander CT
the Michigan Department of the
Grand Army of the Republic. greet
Evening star., 1941-09-21
Arms From Civil War Era
Are Put on Exhibition

An ordnance display dating from
the Civil War period features the
National Inventors Council exhibit
at the Civilian and National Defense
Exposition in New York City, the
Commerce Department announced
yesterday.
The councils exhibit will include
the original model of the Gatling
gun, on which patent was granted
in 1864; model of the Ericsson gun
which was mounted on the Monitor
of Civil War fame, and the original
Colt revolver, known as the Peace
Maker" because of the part it
played in tanning the Western from
tier. Modern ordnance material will
also be exhibited, including a Navy
gun, and an anti-aircraft machine
gun.
The exhibition, which opened yes
terday in the Grand Central Palace,
will continue through october 18.
Evening star., 1941-09-21

ed the Southerners in behalf of
Union veterans.
Other states whose relics were re-
turned were Alabama, Arkansas,
Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Louisa =
ma, Mississippi, North Carolina and
Texas. South Carolina was repre-
sented by Edward P. Houseal of De-
troit.
All Southern States Invited.
All of the original II Confederate
States and Kentucky and Missouri,
which were represented in the Con-
federate congress, but which never
seeded from the Union, were in
vited to send representatives to the
celebration.
Return of the tattered, faded flags
and three swords was authorized by
the State Legislature, making Michi-
gan among the last of the Northern
States to take this action.
Evening star., 1941-09-21
Michigan Gives Back
Civil War Trophies
To Southern States
Gov. Price. Accepting
Virginia Flags, Pleads
For National Unity

BY the Associated Press.
LANSING, Mich, Sept. 20.-With
martial pageantry and plea that
the strife of the War Between the
States be forgotten. Michigan re-
turned its captured Confederate
battle flags and swords to the South
today in a gesture of national unity.
Gov. Murray D. Van Wagner, in
presenting the relics to Gov. James
H. Price of Virginia and representa-
tives of 10 other Southern States,
declared that mot in generations
have these venerable mementos been
looked upon as trophies"
''Today's ceremony will serve to
turn attention again to that time
when the flower of American man.
Evening star., 1941-09-21
Shimon Makes Report
On Shady Activities
Investigated He,e
Complaints Ranged
From Stock SwindIes
To Domestic Quurrels

A digest of the city's shady doings
during the past year was submitted
to the United States attorneys Of
fee Yesterday by Police 1t. Joseph
w. Shimon. chief of the division of
Investigation of the District attor-
ney's Office.
This was a report covering the
first year of operation of the special
investigation group. The division was
formed to investigate complaints
made to the District attorney and to
handle other work growing out Of
prosecutions here.
The shady doings which the de-
tectives investigated ranged from the
complaints of citizens who had fallen
victim to oil stock salesmen, to wives
who wanted something done apout
the wav their husbands were acting.
Wanted to Tame Lions.
A 28-year-old wife complained
that she had married a 73-year-old
man and the only reason she mar
ried him was that he represented
himself as being connected formerly
with different circuseS and stated
that he could secure a position as
lion tanner for her"
The woman said that lion tanning
Is an obsession with her and that her
only desire in this life is to be at
forded that opportunity" On several
occasions, she charged, her husband
had informed her that he had found
a lion tanning job for her, but at the
last minute the deal would fall
through. She was advised to see a
lawyer.
Other cases included people who
made down payments on articles In
"gvp" stores and found that they
could get neither the article they
wanted nor a refund; men who
complained of intimidation by labor
unions: embezzlement cases and a
number of mental cases where
persons complained of imaginary
prosecutions.
In one case, parents came to COM
plain that their son wouldn't get a
job. that he stayed out all night and
that he beat them up when they
demonstrated. In response to a
phone call the youth came to the
investigator office
Boy Admits Charges.
The report states:
IN reply to our questions, he
stated that he did not work, that
he would not work, that he stayed
out all night on many occasions,
that he had assaulted his father and
that Just a few days before coming
to this office, he had assaulted his
mother by pulling her around the
room by her hair. His reason for
that was that his mother had pulled
him by the hair"
The boys attitude did not i'm
press the detectives and they tried
to talk to him and finally were
forced to deal with him in some
what severe" manner. A few days
later. father and son returned to
the Office.
THE boy was changed person.
since he had returned home on the
day of our interview badly fright
ened. The father stated that he
was entirely satisfied with the
change in his boy and believed that
the action taken by this office was
going to be the turning point in
the life of his SON.
In most cases, the investigators
tried to settle the issue as best they
could-forcing "gyp" stores to make
refunds, warning husbands to treat
their wives better, etc. Where cases
warranted such action, prosecutions
were undertaken.
Evening star., 1941-09-21
Four Woshingtonions
On Convention Program

Four Washingtonians will appear
on the program of the annual con-
vention of the telegraph and tele-
phone section of the Association of
American Railroads Tuesday in Gin
cinnati. They are R. V. Fletcher,
general counsel; Holcombe Parkes,
assistant director of public rela-
tions of the association; j. A. Jones,
general superintendent of telegraph
and telephone, and L. j. Prendergast,
telegraph and telephone engineer
OF the Southern Railway System.
The section of the association
deals with methods, standards and
practices designed to increase eff
cheney and economy of railroad
communication systems.
Evening star., 1941-09-21
D. 6. Democratic League
Presents Keiser Cup

Hugh v. Keiser, president of the
Lions Club, who just finished q
term as president of the National
Democratic League of the District,
was presented with a loving cup
by the league at luncheon yester-
day at the Parrot tea room.
Speakers included Representative
Patrick, Democrat, of Alabama, and
Representative Russell. Democrat. of
Texas. Mrs. Hugh Thomas, presi-
dent of the league, presided.
Evening star., 1941-09-21
Huqe Farm Plan Studied

Government officials in San
tiago, Chile, are considering plans
for construction of a number of
canals sufficient to irrigate 568 5000
additional acres of land The
projects would cost s8,500000, but
sponsors of the plan say it would
increase Chile's annual farm out
put $1,000 900.
Evening star., 1941-09-21

Tonnage Swedish ship unknown.
4Tonnage British ships unknown.
by nations incudes naval vessels:
France
Esonia 8; Poland Portugal
Lthuania g. Turkey 8; United States
Argentina Hungary Iceland Lava each
Toa
Evening star., 1941-09-21
Weeks Toll in Sea Warfare
BY the Associated Press.


l07h week the from September "A September 90 ncusve
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-04-05
POCATELLO REFINERY
INCREASES PURCHASES
OF CUT BANK CRUDE OIL

Increased crude sales from Cut Bank oil fields Idaho Re-
filming company Pocatelo Idaho announced following
meeting between refinery officials and Cut Bank producers in
Great Falls
Deliveries for the Pocateo refinery approximately
700 barrels per day but under the will
1900 barrels per day. dspacng Creek Wyoming
The signed by H. D. Moye of Salt Lake City,
president of Idaho Refining Co. With Moyle Don Gersen-
berger superintendent of the Inland Renees Spokane Oper-
attending the conference included Castle of Salt
X. D. Parde A. E. (Lon Crumley, G. Frary w E. Burk of
Bank; H. NJ Kluth of Shelby and A. E. Wilkinson of the
WnsonPoer company and P Smith, representing the Nose
Wagner, Trustee group, of Butte.
The 1200barre perday will result in drill
ling Cut Bank field the operators have insufficient
duction to for that volume of
Lance Greek crude priced n per barrel has had
slight advantage Cut Bank Pocatelo market
owing freight Application pending equaza
of the crude oil At the Creek crude
commanding premium of 26 posted field
price and any increase in the posted field price will
adv t Cut Bank.