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The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-22
COUNCIL MEET SET
 FOR TUESDAY NIGHT

Due to meeting Of the Douglas Civilian Defense representatives with those of the Capital City scheduled for this evening. regular session of the City Council has been postponed until tomorrow night.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-22
EIdon DaIy visiis
 Juneau on Business

Eldon J. Daly, president of the Ketchikan Spruce Mills, with branch lumber yards in Anchorage and Fairbanks. is in Juneau on a short business trip MT. Daly, who is a guest at the Baranof Hotel, plans to return to his home in Ketchikan for the holidays.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-22
CITY CHRISTMAS TREE

A community tree for Douglas has been erected at the corner of Third and D streets by City Clerk Tuckett and as in past years will be illuminated to cast it's cheerful glow during the holidays.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-22
I. FLEEK RETURNS
 FOR INDUCTION

Irwin Fleek has returned home from Seattle couple of days ago to be ready for his induction here into the army. The young man had been attending the University of Washington in a special training course.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-22
FOE. CHRISTMAS PARTY

This evening in the Eagles Hall there will be a Christmas party for the Eagles and their ladies and members of the Eagles Auxiliary. The event will follow regular meet ing of the Auxiliary.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-22
FORGET ME NOT SHOP

Cyclamen, Primroses, Poinsettias Peppers, Cherries, cut flowers, h holiday corsages. MERRY CHRISTMAS. adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-22
NEwLYwEDs HERE

Arrived here from Anchorage are Mir and Mrs. C. w. Tucker to visit with Mrs. Fuckers parents. MT. and Mrs. Glen Kirkham until after the holidays.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-22
DOUGLAS MEN ENLIST
 FOR NAVAL SERVICE

Latest enrollees under Uncle Sam 70 date include Angus Gair and Rudy Pusich who expect to leave lhortly to enlist in the Navy.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-22
THE WEATHER
tBy the U. s. Weather Bureau) S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE, WEA1
FORECASTS FOR TONIGHT ONLY:

DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE, WEATHER BUREAU
 FORECASTS FOR TONIGHT
 Petersburg increasing ith portion 20 miles per
 me and cloudness tonight E beginning degrees
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-22

AWVS OF DOUGLAS
 TO SERVE COFFEE, AND Arrangements have been complet- ed for Women's Volunteer Serv- ice to handle refreshments for men
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-22
CONFERENCE MEETS TUESDAY

The Well Baby Conference which is held bi-weekly. will meet on Tuesday afternoon between the hours of l and o'clock at the City Hall
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-22
ANTI ' FA5CET GROUP FORMED
 AGAINST ITALY
Committee of Action Com posed of Communists
 Seek Own Peace

LONDON. Dec. p. The Rus sian Embassy today announced
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-22
ATTENTION EAsTERN STARS

Stated meeting, Juneau Chapter Tuesday, Dec. 23, 8 pm. Election Please bring Christmas basket do- nations. All members urged to at tend.
 HELEN WEBSTER, adv. Worthy Matron.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-22

BUY DEFENSE BONDS
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07
Continued from Page 14)

change, when we'd been riding
rather wide and handsomely.
The Fall Of 1890 came and the
second crash This one was to0
much, and Stephen came home
jobless altogether
Don't worry, Button"
Il won't, /" said. But did
And l saw how terribly worried
Stephen was. He dug out a root
cellar for our surplus vegetables.
Our budget had a few places
we could still economic on. I'm
der Amusement, came liquor and
cigarettes and gifts and maya
zines and charities. Well, the IL
quor was easy enough 70 cut out
it meant cutting out certain Of
our friends. too. bat then the
ones that remained. with whom
We could curl up for ar evenings
Inexpensive bridge or dancing to
the radio, and wind up with cnf-
fee and, turned out 20 be the ones
we'd always liked best ANYWAY.
Cigarettes were harder. ! could
cut those. because Id only
smoked anyway because the
other girls did. and I'd never in
hailed or really enjoyed them.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07

We went down the list. Food -
well we could economic plenty
there. Good-by steak twice a
week. and chops and chicken and
legs Of lamb. One pound Of ham
burger not ground round, but
just hamburger. went long way
If mixed with bread and milk.
And one pound OF stew meat
could stretch 10 the six people
we were, when it had plenty Of
carrots and potatoes and turnips
along with IT,
Orange Juice for the children
we thought az first might be dis
pensed with and then decided il
was important 10 keep in their
diet.
know that when we went
down the list and came 10 Alleg-
retta Stephens pencil hcsitated
an instant. / knew what he was
waiting for mo 90 say but
didn't say it had something
back Of my mind. IT was FAN
now And there were stll people
with money TO spend al the thea
tire.
So the next day I went in 20
New York. | went 20 see Max,
first. And this time Max had
something for me himself. Not as
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07
FLOWERS FOR HER Room

comes back to me today He said:
And you waste all that talent
and intelligence on suburban fam
lily life" When he said il then, il
meant very little to me. Now
the remark comes back and has
great meaning for me.
/ saw Vicki that evening and
told her and she told the various
people who were there, and i
was congratulated. and l felt
little that / belonged, too, though
it didn't feel quite as exciting as
/ had thought il would.
! came back home that night
and told Stephen. He said, That's
wonderful" He said those words,
but he didn't say them. / mean
he said them because it should
have been wonderful, but it
wasn't. caught the tight reserve
in his voice. and l said, stephen,
are you displeased about it ?"
"Oh, no. It's fine for you"
You see, Stephen" l said,
there are so many expenses we
just can't economic on, the insur-
ance premiums have TO be paid.
"Oh, sure" Stephen said, smil-
ing and patting my hand.
This isn't going 10 last long"
l said
you mean the play"
No, I mean the way things
are"
There's certainly nothing do
ing down in the Street right now.
/ went around TO all the hooks
and cronies." ! laughed, as long
as he could make his silly Jokes.
Wen have 10 make arrange
ments. said I've lot 10 do. ="
Yes. And I've nothing 10 do. -
l looked up at him quickly.
Stephens face was unsmiling, and
his lips seemed very straight, and
he ran his fingers through his red
hair.
If rehearsals are late, I'll have
to stay in town. Vicki might take
me in" I said
Yes - I'd forgotten. You
couldn't very well commute out
here with uncertain hours
And III make an arrangement
for relief for Allegretta on Thurs
days. And some arrangements
for Phyllis to pick up Stevie at
kindergarten
oh, ! guess ] can do that. l
don't think IN be going down
town until things pick up some %
NO. on second thought maybe
it would be better 10 get IN a
morning maid hiicErctta can't
manage the children and the
housework mornings. too ! usu-
ally help, beds and tidying up. II
won't add much 10 the expense.
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My salary begins IN four weeks"
Yes" said Stephen. Then he
said, Maybe we could take a
hotel room in town, and I'd stay
in town with you"
We'll" said strained and
tight, there's the expense you
see | don't get any salary for
four weeks-an then II don't
like leaving the children with just
Allegretta."
Sure" he said, II see your
point, Peggy" He hadn't called
me that for years and years. He
always called me Button-said !
was sewed on to him for life.
So it was arranged. On the
nights when rehearsals were over
early, I went home, and on Sun
days, but that last week before
opening, when we rehearsed un-
til midnight every night, / stayed
with Vicki.
I'D RUN down oher apart
] ment. and see the crowd, Ken
Meth and Duff always there, and
the others, the talk flowing. l
would have loved it and felt eX-
cited only somehow something
was wrong.
This was certainly the life l
had thought of as being so fine
that October morning when I'd
gotten up and decided was get
ting fatty degeneration of the
intellect.
Well, l was in the thick of New
York living, and working terribly
hard, and meeting plenty Of peo-
pie TO whom bridge meant some
thing you crossed over 70 get 10
the other side Of river.
Stephen came 20 rehearsal
once, and l introduced him. But
Stephen didn't know theatre talk.
He was an outsider" Everyone
was nice to him. And no one
talked his language. In personal
life his language consisted of golf
and squash. business indexes, the
children and me.
And then Max called me Miss
MacElroy"
Stephen said, she's Mrs. Mac
Elroy"
Max patted him on the arm
and said, Not in the theatre"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07

good as the part before He asked
me cautiously how my children
were. and l said, crossing my
fingers, scarlet fever only strikes
once, and he said. there's always
the humps
But ! laughed and said this
time il was different and eX-
planned about Stephen not work.
ing, and that now | really needed
the job.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07

LIE SAID if l were willing to
u take this small part it was a
hundred dollars a week. There
were only about a dozen sides"
but | was glad.
It's true l didn't feel quite so
excited as the last time. Taking
a stage job because you're bored
with home is one thing. Taking
II because you need il 10 preserve
that home is another But Tread
the part for Max, and he said /
was remarkable. Wait till this
crash nonsense is over, and you1l
be tops yet"
He said he never knew anyone
with 50 much lying underneath,
just ready 10 be mined Pure
diamonds, he said. Pure gold.
Then he said something that
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07

(To BE Continued Next Wcek)
Cn.,reht 1857. w American W.asIt lur
All itf-Uf. iN.sftsJ
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nicka Partija, u duhu besmrtnog
Pr0glasa Nezavisnosti, verule Il
covekovo neotudiivo pravo ma III
vot. slobodu i teznju Ia srecom
| onai koii bi hteo oduZeti iii bi
pokusao oduzeti iii bi pokusao
speciti ostvarenje ovih neotudji-
viii prava ieste tiranskiji nego sto
ie tiranin ikada bio tiranskl. Mi
mrzimo tiraniju! Mi ljubimo slo-
bodu. Mi verujemo da &c made i
aspiraciie najboljih najvetih mis-
Ii biti ostvarene u nase vreme.
Mi znamo da Sc oval mas svet mo-
ze pretvoriti zemaljski raj.
Danas vlada glad, ali glad ne
mora biti. Danas vlada nesigur-
most, ali nema potrebe "a nesigur-
most! Danas vlada besposlica,
skopcana sa gladju nemastinom,
ali nije potreba imati besposlicu,
glad nemastinu kada mi svi mo-
zemo uzivati odmor i izobilje. Da-
mas vlada rat, ali nije potrebno
rat imati, Danas mi trpimo sve u
Ease trulog drustvenog sistema
mi cemo morati nastsviti podnositi
(Nastavak ma 4. strani.)
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Zkljuceno je glasanje "a grad
u kome &c Sc odrzati 80. konven
CHA nase Federacije, i clanstv'
je sa ogromnom vecinom glasov;
izabralo Detroit. Dakle, Detroi
ina tn cast da primi nasu nared
nu konvenciju svoju sredinu
Ogranak Detroit, uz pomoc Klu
ba Radnicke Borbe i 0 s t a / !
subdivizija S. l.. P, treb a dt
spremi i organiZuje sve sto j
potrebno "a konvenciju njene a
fere.
Ogranak Detroit ina wise is
kustva oko pripremanja "a kon
venciju konvencijskif afera, ne.
go ijedsn drugi mas Ogranak
posto je on imao wise konvencija
nego ijedan drugi mas Ogranak
Prema tome, u koliko Sc odnosi
ma ovo pitanje, niko Cd mas ne ire
ba da vodi brigu, nego mozemc
komotno prepustiti to pitanje o.
granku Klubu Radnicke Borbe
Detroit. Sama cinjenica da je
Ogranak Detroit vec iznajmio dvo-
ranu "a konvenciju konvencij-
.ske afere, dokaz je da Sc on or
biljno prihvatio svog zadatka da
u koliko sc MEGA ~tice, naredna
naSa konvencija bude jedna cd
najuspesnijih i najuplivnijih kon
vencija u istoriji nase Federacl-
je. '
Iznajmljena dvorana (Rumun-
ski DOm) "a naSu konvencilu ina
vece prostorije pogodnosti, nego
iiedna dvorana, kojima 81 nase
konvencije do sada odrzavane
Dakle, neka nasi clanovi i simpa-
titari ovo inaju u vidu.
Da Ii &c nasa naredna konVen-
CHA biti jedna cd najuspesniJh
nash konvenciia, to nece zavlsltl
samo Cd Ogranka, koji prlredJu-
ie sve sto je potrebno "a konven-
ciiu, premda i to je wanna clnJe-
MICA, nego ce zavisiti i cd ostallh
nasih Oeranaka, clanova naslh
mnogobrojnih simpaticara. Svi o,
nj trebaiu da ma iedan iii drug
nacin doprinesu nasem opsten
konvencijskom uspehu.
Ogranci trebaiu da rade ma TO-
me da niihovi prilozi "a konven
ciiski fond budu veci, nego pros
le konvenciie: naSi clanovi SIM
patiGari. koii su redovno posecl
vail nase konvencije Ga takvlh Je
bilo dosta), trebaju da owe godl-
ne posete nasu konvenciju, onl
naSi clanovi simaticari, bllo II
iednog iii wise razloga, koji nisu
poseGivali nase prosle konvencI,
ie, owe godine trebaiu da je pose
te. Nase su konvencije nasl gods
nil naimiliii najradosniji sas'
tanci, ma koiima Sc pc drugarskl
pored konvenciiskOg rada, razgo-
vorimo provedemo. kollko sc
nasi clanovi i simpaticari radios
no i zadovolino osecaju ma nasim
godisnjim konvencijama. dokaz le
da rinogi cd niih vec mesecima sc
spremaiu "a konvenciju. Cak sta
wise. mi smo sluSali neke cd nllh
pri rastanku Ma prosloj konven-
ciji, pozdravliajuci Sc jedsn dru-
GIN: "ako ne pre-, videcemo sc O.
pet ma nasoj iducoi konvencijl.
Ovakvo i slicno oseGanje iedan
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OPLE-a IA. juna), zvanicnoe
organa Sociialisticke Radnickt
Partije. Te cinjenice je snabdeo
jedan stanornik Pittsburgh,
Pennsylvania kojem je poznata
industrija koji razume radne
safe. "Ne postoji man jkavost
radnlka ovom distriktu. Drzav.
ma agenclJa Il po an i a
radnika pri kraju januara owe 60
dine imala je Il svom zapisniku
1O2.562 prijavljenika "a rad. Po-
red ovih prijavljenih besposlenih
radnika, drzi Sc da in ina jos to-
liko koji Sc nisu prijavili. Ispiti-
vanja dokazuju da je neupotreb-
LENA masinerija odgovorna "a
gubitak 100000 masinskih sati
ma dan iii 100000 masinskih
sati ma mesec. Ma osnovu gor-
njih cifara i ma osnovu mojeg
sopstvenog poznavanja Sta su
masinski sati sati ljdske radne
snage, gubitak sati ljudske rad
ne snage bio bi izmediu $4,000.
! 900 i 2O,000.000 ljudski sati ma
ma mesec. I ovoliki je gubitak sa-
mo pittsburskom distriktu. A
sta mozemo reel 0 drugim vecim
gradovima owe zemlie?' A tex
nazad nesto preko mesec dana
National Association of Manu-
| facturers (poslodavaCko udru-
zenie) izvestilo je William Knud-
sena, generalnog direktora ma
cionalne odbrane,' da samo dr.
zava Ohio lima najmanje 1858
neupotrebljenih masina. sto zna-
ci gubitak 165.415 masinskih sati
svaka "a sata, koje bi Sc mogle
potpuno iii delimicno upotrebiti
"a ubrzavanje ratne proiZvod-
ME. Ohio ina 259 poduzeca, koia
sc ne bave sa odbranbenom prolz-
dnjom. Ohio ina najmanle
3,764.OO0 kvadratnih stopa neu-
potrebljenog prostora raznih po-
duzeca koje bi Sc mogle upotre-
biti "a proizvodnju ratnog mate
rijala." Onda, zaSto kriviti radni-
Ike kada .ustanovljene Ginjenice
dokazuju da ie posredom straj-
kova izgubljtno vreme bez zna-
| eaino. .(kao da Mr.. O'Neil ne
veruie Knudsonu zbog toga on sa
, nezadovolistovm okruzi i te pod
vucene dve reti.) Zasto? Zbog to-
ga sto ono sluzi kapitalistima "a
duplu svrhu. krivnja sc ma rad
nike baca sa Svrhom da bi ona
sluzila kaO izgov0r "a praktiko-
vanie domaceg totalitsrijanizma.
| (kao verni branioc kapitalizma j
gornje reci gospodin O'Neil sa
plaivasom prekrizi.) | zbog toga
| ce omoguciti kapitalistiGkoj klasi
da dobiie sto moguce vecu proiz-
vodniu cd istog broja pa cak cd
mar je radnika. Povecana proiz-
vodnia sa mamie radnika to Je
kapitalisticki raj. Veliki broj rad
nika ma ulici "a kapitaliste je
naiveca garancija da &c najamni-
ca radnikP u proizvodnji ostali na
nizem stepenu. (Ovde Sc Mr.. o
Neil pokazao kao prilican ignora-
mus kada je ustao protiv zakona
ponude traznje koji regullse ce-
ne espapa. On je mislio da ga
moze sa plaivasom unistitiD Va
ma ie poznato da sa radnom sna-
gom, kao i sa swim drugim espa-
pima = povetaite joj ponudu
vi ioj smanjujete cenu.
Sve owe manifestacije proizvod
su zastarelog drustvenog uredJe-
mia. Ne moze Bit 'trajnog pobolj-
SANTA uslova radnicke klase pod
kapitalizmom. Zbog toga mi cd
Soc;ialisticke Radnicke PartlJe
II suglasju sa zakonom progresa
velimo, nasa je duznost da orga-
nizuiemo sa svrhom da ostvarl-
mo takvo drustveno uredjenje ko-
ie &c garantovati opste blago-
! st;nie swim korisnim clanovima
drustva; zbog toga mi urgiramo
drugove radnike da studiraJu
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l
dana docnije Conference of A
merican Association of Socia
Workers" izjavila da SUI "45, 600.
900 osoba ovoj zemlji slabt
nahranjeni ovog vrlog NOR! onta.
Iii Sc mi mozemo obratiti INA
tional Nutrition Conference fol
Defense" koja je zasedavala tel
nazad par nedelja, i Cd ME cemt
saznati da rs po sto naseg sta
novnistva patti Cd onoga sto on
zovu ''prikriveno gladovanJe.
Jamacno je da niko nece tvrdit
da Is DO sto stanovnistva patti Cd
"prikrivenog gladovanja" zboe
toga sto ne mozemo proizvesti
dovolino hrane! Zasto, onda, to-
lika patnja? Zasto patimo Cd
"prikrivenog gladovanja" iii od
ma kakvog drugog gladovanja !?
Kapitalisticki sistem krece proiz-
vodnju "a prodaju! Radnici su u
stanju da kupe samo jedan dec cd
onoga sto oni proizvedu! Ovo
stanje, Socijalisticka Radnicka
Partija proglasuje drustvenim
zlocinom. (Ni owe dive reel Sc nisu
dopale gospodinu O'Neilu.) Owl
uslovi, verujemo mi, ''1oraju sc
unistiti. Proizvodnja, velimo mi,
mora Sc kretati "a upotrebu ma
osnovu principa da &c radnik pri-
matt punu druStvenu vrednost
svoga proizvoda i, sledstveno,
bi6e sposoban da sudeluje u uzi-
vanju svega onog sto on proiz-
vede.
Glad nemastina nisu jedina
zala koja proizvodi kapitalisticI
XII sistem ludOsti." (Ni ovo Sc nije
svidjalo upraviteliu radio stani-
ce WJW.)
Vrlo dobro poznata je cinjeni-
ca kada Sc pocnu magazini sto-
varista prepunjavati sa stvarima
koje su ujedno te isto vreme II izo-
bilju nepokvarljive, da intere-
81 kapitalistickih posednika in
dustrije zahtevaju kresanje pro-
izvodnje. vi znate sta kresanje
proizvodnje znaci! Mnogi milioni
su Five zrtve, neki su mrtvi, kre-
sane proizvodnje "a poslednih de-
set godina koje mi Zovemo ode
presijom. kada Sc proizvodnja ia
krese, tvornice Sc zatvaraju deli
nicno iii sasv:m; radnici sc ia u
lici bacaju liseni su prava da
zaradjuju "a svoje odrzanie,
mnogi njih su potpuno zavisni
cd kapi koje kaplju IL soljice pre-
zirne milostinje q owe je reci sa
nezs dovoljstvom zaokruzio Mr..
O'Neil.). Neprodati suvisci teraju
kapitalisticku klasu ma koje ma
cije II potraznju "a place. Pove-
cani broj besposlenih, gladnih
radnika zadaje kapitalizmu vrto-
glavicu. Bar do nekle suvisak
pronvoda moze sc uniStiti pos
redom dumpovanja, pozara iii ma
koieg drugog metoda destrukciJe.
Ali sa suviskom radnika je malo
teze rukovati. Ne bi bilo probi-
tacno da Sc naredi da Sc bespos-
leni dumpuju Il more iii da Sc ne
kim drugim, nacinom un i s t e
Predstavnici kapitalisticke k a
gledali SUI nadezno "a unistenje
suviska radnika kao sto Sc dokaz
"a ovo moze videti Il izjavi jed
nog pisca plutokratskog casopisa
"Magazine of Wall Street" IL
danju Cd 16. marta, 1885. Oval
gospodin sc brinuo "a zemalJ-
skim 'prosperitetom'. SlusaJte
sta on preporucuje: "Deset mill
ona potecionalnih radnika T.
kupno mozda 3O,O00.000 naroda
nalaze sc van okruga rada, prolz-
vodnje dohotka. Nisu oni samo
teret - oni su ekonomski gubltak
-da govorim sa groznim reallz-
| nom. zemlja bi bila relatlvno
prosperitativna, kada bi sc onl
unistili." Mama je poznato zlatno
pravilo koje veil "Ljubi bliznjea
svopa kao samog sebe" ali "Zlat.
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Kroz Partiju i Federaciju.

prema drugom razvila je ucvrs-
tia nasa ideja - ideia proletar-
skog oslobodjenja. Nema jace
pouzdanije veze izmedju ljudi,
nego veza ideje, koja sebi sadr-
Ii ljubav prema slobodi pravdi,
a to je nasa ideja.
Ina mnogo ideja, kojima Sc
razni ljudi i pokreti slepo klanja-
ju idolopoklonicki obozavaju,
ali nasa ideja Sc zasniva ma drus-
| tvenoj znanosti, ma Pravdi, Jed
nakosti i Slobodil Ona je simboI
| oslobodjenja radniCke klase sveta,
jer je radnicka klasa nosilac civil
lizacije, progresa i tVorac svog
drustvenog bogatstva. Ona uIiva
neodoljivu teznju nadu nase kla-
Sc "a boljim sretnijim zivotom,
jer samo njeno Ostvarenje done
&c bolji i sretniji zivot "a radnic-
ku klasu.
Kada ne bi nasa ideja imala
takvu privlacljivu moe i kad nasi
clanovi simpaticari u Moi ne bi
gledali simbol sy0g oslobodienia,
Ear bi oni mogli izdrzati tolike ma
pore zrtve IL godine u godinu?
Ne samo da oni Moi gledaju
simbol svog oslobodjenja, nego
su oni dubokog ubedjenja, koje
niko ne male da ospOri, da samo
Socijalisticka ideja donece spas
"a radno Govecanstvo.
Samo da bi Soc;jalisticka ideja
donela spas radnom covecanstvu,
ono je mora primiti raditi "a
njeno ostvarenje. Bas to je mas
zadatak da clanove naSe klase u
idJeiio iiesoHi IuSJ JUN, Jei
ona prvo mora prodreti u radnic-
ke glave. 4 kad jednom ona udje
u radnicke glave, tada nasa ide-
ia POSTAGE stvarnost, tada nastu-
pa Soc;jalisticko Drustvo pocinje
pravi istinski zivot ma nasoj
planeti.
Svaki mas rad ide tom prav-
GU ukljucujuci rad nash kon-
vencija, jer na NINA mi pravimo
pregled naseg opsteg godiSnjeg
rada, stvaramo planove "a buduci
rad, da bi plodotvorniie mogli ST.
riti nasu ideju medju ostalim rad
nicima. A da bi nasa naredna kon-
vencija mogla uspeSno posluziti
naSoj svrsi, ona treba da je US
pesna u svakom pogledu u.s.
pesnija Cd svih nash proslih kon-
'eho-J"' A"'o' pie"aJi"o se S'iHi
nasim silama radimo da zaista
naSa 80. konvencija bude uspesna.
Ma proSloj nasoj konvenciji
SholeAIo'al1 SnIo I'd hasa ava
pal'iJsAd VI gan" "HHhhi
fhofLh l hADNlthO bOhb u
pteho pet h-lJaua oolaia' I'd lou-
COZ Aoh'ei'ciJi 'ieo"nIo I'd SAoleA-
tuJemo preho SeSt hllJaoa oolara.
va s%oa pa 90 kohEenclJe neAa
nam oude meta sEol HILL ADA
DOLARA.
Nlkada he smemo guoltl IL Vloa
hasu stampu' Jef oha Je na]pio-
dotVornlJe nase sreoStVo "a proSl-
renJe haSe loeJe' OhaJ raonlh ko-
j cIta nasu stampu' taJ &C. kao
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