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1. The Jews of Spanish and POr-
tuguese descent. The name is de-
rived from the Hebrew word "se-
pharad"-Spain.
2. The Jews of German and Po-
fish descent. The name is derived
from the Hebrew term "ashkenaz"
Germany.
3. In Turkey, a MOhammedan
country, and Holland a Protest
ant country. Spain was Catholic.
4. Don Isaac Abrabanel, an emf
nent Jewish thinker and common
tator of the Bible.
5. The conquest of BabylOnia by
the Persians.
6. Jeroboam, son of Nebat.
Z. To sacrifice unto the Lord
whatsoever cOmeth forth of the
doors of my house to meet me,
when I return" (Judges IL, 3O.)
8. His daughter was first to
greet him upon his return from
his victory over the Ammonites
(see Judges IL, 34-4O).
9. The Bible derives the name
from the Hebrew word "lOvOh' to
join, as follows: "And she (Leah)
conceived again. and bore son,
and said: "NOw this time will my
husband be joined unto me, be-
cause / have borne him three sons
Therefore was his name called
Levi" Genesis 20, 34.)
10. None; he had two sons.
IL. Samson.
IL. A pebble.
Is. Menashe, king of Judah, he
ruled fifty-five years.
IA. Antiquities" and 1.-THE Jew
ish War;"
Is. The king of Judaea, appoint
ed by the Romans, who was infa-
nous for his blOOd-thirsty cruelty,
He ruled from 40 to 4 B.C.E.)
16. Marianne, the Hasmonean
princess. He executed her in a fit
of jealousy.
IL. Esther.
10. Ruth.
10. Ahaz (see III Kings 16).
20. In some respects yes, in 9th.
ers no. He built the Temple anc
consolidated the conquests of hi:
father, David. His costly Court
compelled him, however, to ta1
his subjects excessively.
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JEWS IN
SPORTS
b. MoRRIs WErNBR

,rInv BERG-OF THE Raj.
Tockie "Kid" Berg-the Cheap
IA I,addie who tried to emulate
J career of the great Benny
eonard but who just didn't have
. stuff of which world champ
ne are made, is now in the great
i fight of his career, Jackie
Kid" Berg is now Wing Corporal
erg of the Royal Air Force.
Jackie is an old man as years
r. measured in the resined arena
hut at thirty-six he's still in the
link of condition, still spry, still
.gile and despite the many fights
les had in the ring is still fully
assessed of all his faculties and
Hill surveying the scene with his
agile eyes 80. Just the stuff of
Khich Raj. pilots are made.
Jackie was born in Cheapside-
LOndOn's edition of New YOrk's
East Side .. He had a tough life
md found out at an early age that
he boy who succeeds was the boy
VhO was best able to use his fists.
And like so many other Jewish
youngsters who had been born and
,red in ghettOs throughout the
vOrld-it was necessary to adopt
scientific point of view when
rying to use your fists against
'ulIies aud braggarts who out
.tighed you by as much al fifty
md sixty pounds "Cse your
cad sorry" was the advice he
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in
Africa on Increase

LONDON (JTA) = Anti Semi
tism is rising in South Africa, es-
pecially in the smaller towns, and
it is not confined to Nationalist
circles, says Professor e. A. Wal
ker of Cambridge in South Afri-
Ca" one of the pamphlets on
World Affairs issued by the Ok
ford University Press. He adds
that the wide powers taken by the
Government to control immigra-
ton are "avowedly aimed at Jews
in the first instance"
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k'AOAA~W ~ AAOAA CAAC OAU- gAAteGCS a11U
this sage warming plus a natur:.I
TALENT to use his hands made u
great fighter out Of the slim, dark
haired Leapside kid.
Entering the professional ring
at various clubs - Jackie boxed
weekly for couple of quid' that
the manager handed out. And here
again = Otis real amazing how
Berg's career so closely parallels
that of Benny Leonard) he was
following in the footsteps of the
undefedred lightweight champion
B. l.. who fought his first pro-
tessioral bout in the kacx Of a
pool room for thirty cents. That
was the start. He won bout after
bout tn Cughout the len g+n AMI
breadth of England -. HIS most
formidable opponent was another
Jewish kid-also a prod lct of the
Cheapside district-a youngs.er ~
the name Of Harry Mizzler The
Berg-Mizzier bouts were the equiv
alent of the Leonard Tender
scraps that set this nation on it's
ear during the twenties -. Mizz-
Ter and Berg alternated at being
the kingpins of the 1876 and 145
pound weight divisions -. Both
were champions not only of Eng
land but of the British Empire,
but only Berg sailed the ocean in
quest of bigger fray-the champ
ionship of the world -.
Berg came to this country in
quest of the 1856 pound title then
held by Tony CanzOneri-One of
the gamest Italian fighters the
resined square has ever seen 80.
He fought CanZOneri and lost -.
He remained here for some time
put on a little weight-(which, by
the way, is just as important to
al boxer as it is to a jockey. He
weighed 14O pounds and so went on
for the newly-created junior wei
terweight title which was held by
MuShy Callahan-an orthodox Jew
despite his unOrthodOx name -,
MuShy had held this title for a
few yearS-aS a matter of fact
since its inception in 1861 n d
lost it to "Kid'' Berg -. Berg held
this for some time-tOured Ameri-
ca on the strength of it and col
lected quite a tidy sum 80. He lost
the title to CanZOneri. Barney
Ross came on the scene later and
avenged Berg's loss by beating
CanzOneri for both the lightweight
and the junior welterweight IT,
tles).
After the loss of his title to
Canzoneri, Berg sailed for home.
He was acclaimed a national hero
and fought Harry Mizzler a couple
of more times-in England and
in Africa -.
When the depression hit Eng
land and the country was on the
dole, Berg too felt the repercus-
siOns. He returned to America for
a second trip and despite his adj
vanced age of 81, went after the
weIterweight title (heId at that
time by Barney ROss). BY the time
the "Kid" earned a crack at the
I4S pound championship it was
held by Homicide HI ank Arm
strong, the cOlOred flash who had
carved such a niche in the boxing
Hall of Fame -. Berg didn't go
home with the title but he left be-
hind a record that has yet to be
surpassed for a man of his years.
=. He didn't go home with the IT,
tie, albeit he departed these shores
as zone of the greatest spOrtsmen
and boxers ever to come from Eng
land" Such praise was universal.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-15
By BILLY THE BACHELOR

MRS. JOSEPH B. MILLS was
handsomely surprised with
dinner party at the Detroit Golf
Club on her birthday. and we
mean surprised.
The beauteouS Mrs. Mills, trim
in navy blue and white with
crimson bows in her couture.
was presented with another
dachshund (that makes four.
now by Mr.. Mills and they and
their guests. when the flutter
subsidized, retired TO the terrace
of the club where cocktails and
horS d'ocuvreS were toyed with
until time came 10 go into the
private dining room for dinner.
Arranged about the festive
board, which was centered with
a great profuSion of white gladi-
oil and red roses, were:
Mr.. and Mrs Benjamin C..
Addison. Mr. and Mrs. John F..
Addison, Mr., and Mrs. John
Simon. Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-15
Mrs. Joseph B. Mills Surprised on Birthday
With Dinner Party at Detroit Golf Club

Thomas f Wilson is this years
chairman and is being aided and
abetted by such as
Frederick NJ Alger Jro D. J.
Alison. Mrs. James A. Black
wood. William Reeve Clark. Miss
Geraldine Higbie, Bernard Ewing
Hopper. John l.. Lovett, both
ST.. and Jr, Mrs. Washburne
Wright and even others.
Twenty-four different classes,
in all.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-15

Bartush and. OF course. Mr.. and
Mrs. Mills.
The Cake was masterpiece
with such sugary decor As roses
Mrs. Mills. name just happens
10 be RoSe) and lovebirdS and
things and after the dinner, they
all went over to the Mills hand
some home in ParkSide,
THE HUNTER BREEDER
Show is set for August 30 AZ the
Mefamora Branch Of Bloom
field Open Hunt Club.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-15
Proud Of Womens Committee

OVER THERE 1T the Boat Club.
They're all proud punch at the wonderful job the
womon's committee doing Daking that club more in
-tcTCstins feminine members
On August 20 .thereU be bridge party with an
Hawaiian motif, if YOU please
Palm trees lilies. les and pineapples will be
rampant 49,.
party.
Assisted by
Mrs. George +. Vawtef Mrs. John Neech Mrs
LLOYD Hughes. Robert Mrs. Robert Anslow
80. Mrs Samuel Slavens. and Mrs. John Benfed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-15
Ia N ay5 f:
W with srS0N

THE TOM PETZOLDS are in Washington al present
Last week.. they visited at Rye Beach, New Hamp-
shire Miss Ruth Harrington and William Francis
Hotel. &C..
The dinner was for Secretary Of the Navy Col Frank
and Mrs Knox and Assistant Secretary of the Treasury
John l. Sullivan Mrs. Sullivan
Nj and Mrs. Miles OBren were other Detroiers who
were guests al dinner.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-15
Amono Those Who'll Be Bidding

AMONG THOSE who'll be bidding three grass skirts
will be-
Mrs Clifton H. Briggs. Mrs. George Berrdge. Mrs
Robert Rowe. Mrs. f. c. Thatcher. Mrs. j. Muzzer
Miller
Mrs. Lynn Emery Mrs Roswell Burrows. Mrs
Henry H. Hubbard Mrs. Charles O Chestnut Mrs Joel
Prescott. &C..
Mrs. Glen Coulter Mrs Donald Campbell. Mrs. Hal
Stanton. e. Mrs. Bruce Tappan.
Mrs Lewis Favote of New York City will be the guest
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-15
Miss Brooks TO Be Special Guest

MISS MARIAN BROOKS. who not long spent six
months in Honolulu
And who during that visit studied the folk dancing Of
the Islands
Is to be special guest of the afternoon
going give demonstration of the various phases
Of the native dances.
And she'll bring miniature Hawaiian Village along with
her stage setting.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-15
Planning Move
To New Home

FOR SEVERAL months Mrs.
Alfred II. Whittaker's chief in
terest has been the remodeling
of the house that she and Doctor
Whitaker have bought AT 1900
East jefferson avenue, Crosse
Pointe.
This house, with grounds
fronting on Lake ST. Clair, be-
longed TO the Halves estate
and has been vacant for nearly
seven years. The WhittakerS
have had it all done over.
DR.. and Mrs. Whitaker and
their five children will move
August % or % from their
present abode at 1927 East JEFF
ferson avenue, Detroit.
MR.. AND MRS. LOWELL r.
X r AUS and their Son-in-law
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fisher Brown, are hoii-
daying on the blue waters OF
Mullet Lake with headquarters
at Hotel Top-In-A-Bee.
THEY SAY last evening was
Really Something out AT Oak
land Hills Country Club when
m e m berS OF the swimming
teams of the Detroit Golf Club
and the Detroit Yacht Club were
guests at dinner and later com
peted with Oakland Hills team
in swimming and diving events,
PVT. CHARLES II ALLEN
writes from Camp WolterS m
Texas that everything is pretty
peachy down that way
Wonders if the Supper Club
will meet again this Fdll, hopes
10 catch football games in Fort
Worth and Dallas a little later
on and is of the opinion IT would
be pretty slick if maybe that
furlough would come due around
Christmas time.
AT A PICNIC SUPPER a.
Watkins Lake. Mrs. Lee Brodie
announced the engagement Of
her daughter, Jean, and Day
Krolik Jr. of Joliet, Ill, son OF
the Day KroltltS of Mack avenue
Mr.. AND MRS. ARTHUR
GRISWOLD REEVES OF Bir-
mingham leave tomorrow by
motor for Bayfield,. Ont. whore
they will spend a week. And.
upon their return. they viii SAN
on freighter on a trip.to Lake
Superior with Nj and Mrs Al
wood Austin OF Crosse Pointe
MRS. GEORGE BRANNON.
the former Isabel DuCharmc.
and her small daughter. Isabel
who came up several weeks ago
from their home IN TryOn. y {.
10 visit Mrs BrannOn mother
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-15

Mrs. Charles Bagley DuCharms
of Crosse Pointe. will remain
about week longer. Mr.. Bran
non, how ever, has returned
home.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-15

MR.. AND MRS. LOWELL r.
X RAUS and their Son-in-law
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Fisher Brown, are hoii-
daying on the blue waters OF
Mullet Lake with headquarters
at Hotel Top-In-A-Bee.
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trulez Sem putem rata, on nije stanJu da
sc resi- suvska kojeg je ukrao cd radnika =
suvisak koji raste godsnje u koliko tehnolo-
gija pomnozava radnikovu produktvnost ko-
il je stvorio problem koj Sc ne moze resltl
II okviru sstema prvatne svojine
Medjuvremeno, ogromna sakrivena moe
rada postaje sve ocevdnija postaje sve teze
da Sc odrzi prikrivena Ona potrebuje samo
svest radnika da je izvuce napolje da cd ME
stvori nepobitnu slu potrebnu drustvenu
obnovu zbavljenje ljudstva. Da probudi ovu
svest WEEKLY PEOPLE ce raditi neumorno
sa neogranicenim ubedjenjem radnike u
njihovoj sposobnosti da obnove drustvo Ma no
voj vecoj visoravnosti. kao u prososti, tako
ce on biti Il buduce
Istiniti Registrator Borbe Rada.
Neustrasivi Neprjatelj Tlacitelja Rada.
Glasnik Radnickog Dana.
WEEKLY PEOPLE.
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nestati maglustina koja i'll je decenijama "a
slepjivala On &c tada morati videti njegovu
svetlost jer ce oslobodjenje radnicke klase BIZ
ii jedini izlaz jedini razlog rad kojeg ce
ration razocaran radnci ustati protiv krvo-
proliea kapitalzma oca svih ratova svih dru-
gih drustvenih zala
Pored toga, kada Pryi Maj baca pogled
ma Radnicki Polret vidi da je tt jedna pro-
leterska revolucionarna organiZacija koja svom
svojom slon1, ne gubeci veru radnicku kla-
su, siri IL dana dan njegove principe - ne
pomsrljive principe klasne borbe oslobodjenja ia
radniche klase, njegove oci jos wise zasvetle
njegovo Sc lice jos wise razvedri ME
gov osmeh je jos izrazitji jer celome svetu
on ina jednog nepogresivog prijatelja Soci-
Jalisticku Radnicku Partiju, koja ga nije izne-
verla koja ga sa cistom neuprljanom prole-
tefskom savescu slavi. | Prvi Maj INA da dogod
postoji II zivotu takav njegov prijatelj ma
Jednoj strani i neizeGiva kapitalistcka tru-
ez ma drugoj strani, njegov principi moraju
pobediti
Tim princpima je s. L. P. svoi zivot
posvetila u njihovo me ona kliCe
zivo simbol sol;darnosti radnicke klase
sveta - Prvi Maj!
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-05-01

jalisticku Revoluciju onako kako uci Soci-
jalisticka Radnicka Partija. Gde to jos moze
da eini otvoreno, treba da cini tako Gde ne
moze tako, mora da cin tajno. Proleterski re-
volucionari malim burzoaskim drzavama ne
ka cine tako - i cekaju signal cd proleter-
skin revolucionara velikih kapitalistickih dr.
zava. DO poslednjih stoji, ZbOg njihoyog stra-
teskog -polozaja da zapocnu vode Interna
clonalnu Proetersku Revoluciju. Kako Sc da
mas dogadjaji razvijaju, prilika "a nju moze da
Sc ukaze vro brzo A ako neko uzvrti glavom
primeti: Tar pored Hitlerovih Churchill
ovlh Rooseveltovih ratnih legijav, Marksist
odgovara: Sva moe tih legija dolaze cd nase
klase zemaljskim industrijam A nasa kla-
sa ume, osobito pred kraj imperi jafstickih ra-
toVa, da Sc okrene protiv svojih gospodara.
Ona Je tako ucinila Il Francuskoj 1871. Ona
Je tako ucinila Rusiji 1905. i 1917 Ona je
tako uclnila, bez ijalistickog rata, u Spa
nlJl 1880, 1884. in 1896. Ona je unela paniku
u kapltahsticke vlastodrsce ceog sveta svo-
Jim "sedecim strajkovima' u Sjedinj jenim Dr.
zavama Francuskoj 1896. Jer nasa klasa je
- nasa klasa: uvek pljatkana, uvek pritisk-
vana, uvek maltretrana, uvek pateca, uvek
gundjaJuca, uvek buntovna. Samo cinimo sve
sto mozemo da do nase klase dopre revolucio-
narno ucenje S. l.. P. Kad Sc gde Sc cd lie
tome naJmanje madame, ona je kadra da "u-
rise ma nebesa" - kako rece Marx pariskim
komunardovcima 1871
Danas grozno fijuce internacionalni plu-
tokfatskl Januarac. Sutra &c da zabruji divna
pesma Proleterskog Prvog Maja!
L. PetrOyic
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BUDUCN0sT PRIPADA
NARODU.

"Ai podnosima THE PEOPLE cNarod')
naroGu. Ona je njegova novina i opravdano
nosi njegovo sopstveno ime.'
Tako pocinje mas pozdrav prvom ida
niu WEEKLY PEOPIE-a. Ono bese datrano
5 aprila, 1891. Sa ovim izdanjem slaveci mas
Zlatmi J u b lei mi ponovo posvecujemo
WEEKLY PEOPLE ('Nedeljni Narod'') naro-
du = radnom narodu = njegovoj stvarl.
Buducnost MENU pripada.
Cd pocetka WEEKLY PEOPLE je izbega-
vac prakse mltavih izdanja, koia stampaju
"a interesu reforme' i ciljaju',"parce po par
eetu' On sc zaceo osnovu pri in "a da
radnicka klasa mora sebe osloboditi posredom
svojih kiasnosvesnih pokusaja, da "proleter-
ska armija ne moze Sc snstojati cd teglece
stoke.'
Da sc bavio sa utvaranj jima, da "ublazi
tom istine, da uzdrzi udarce uperene protiv
gresaka ma kako da dobrom namerom
ucinjene, da Sc odao dvosmislicama da je
"osladjvao' svoju preporuku takve prakse
mog,e su mu donet pro!azno slavlje ali one
bi oovredile moralnu i ntelektuanu srz na-
Sc bi je ucinile nesposobnom da izvrsi oslo
bodilack Gin.
Tako sc WEEKLY PEOPLE razlikovao cd
svih ostalih "radnckih' novna II ovoj zemlji.
Ia dvadeset tri godine Cd 1892. 30 1914.
ured ivao ga je brilijantai cijalisticki
putovodja taktcar, Daniel De Leon. U ME
:"ovim stupcima i stupcima njegovog druga
Daily Pecple-a 1900-19l4D, De Leon je for
rlirao Socijaisticku Taktiku u sugasju sa
an1erickim industrijsk:m i polhickm zemljis
m predskazao ie strckturu Socjalistic-
: og drustva. Ia vreme njegove sluzbe stand
ID Socijalistiekog zurnaizma podigao ma
t ove visire "THE PEOPLE nema "a sto da
wi ako ne moze propovedati istinu,' reGe on.
Njegove noge bee postavljc1e tvrsto ci-
ojenicama, one ce kretati samo prema
~vetlosti koju pred NINA baca Tampa nauke.
sjegov metodi bice onakvi kakvi su pristoini
organu velikog istorijskog rokreta. Nje9ove
:ldarce zadate nemilosrdno opstem neprijate-
}ju, kao swim n jegovim pomagatima ma
iakvu masku oni nosili ma pod kojom zasta-
7om oni p,ovili, iii sa ma kakvm nakezanj jem
mas oni predusrecival'
Kao nekompromisn yatreno oducn kao
sto je organizaciJa koja ga ie stvorila,
WEEKLY PEOPLE je igrao glavnu ulogu ci-
mentirajuci najbolje disciplinovanu, najcvrscu
Partiiu Sociiali-ma ma svetu. Doh;vaiuti svo-
ju sopstvenu snagu IL Marksstcke nauke. on
ie uliyao Il cianstvo nepokolebljivo ubed jenje.
On j2 aj.l s.,abdco sd nadmasnom tackom
koje da posmatraju razumeiu dogadjaje
Preko svega, on in ;a ojgca protiv cinizma
kojeg raspadaju kapitaizam sri kao kugu
nod koi m slabiti pada iu
Neparare'na nasilia koja ie kapitaiizam
odresio pTotiv syeta, neimencvane uzase ne
brojne patnje koje je roslao protiv mi
Iona radnika bice isprasteni. Izgledna nemoc
radnika i izgledna iakost kapitalizma su Jed
mako zavodljive. Kapitalizam podgrizava suha
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MRGODI Sc I SMESI SE
PRVI MAI.

Mrgodi Sc Pryi Mai mrgodi Sc ier ie
radnicka klsa owe godne obespravljenija Vi
Sc nego sto je bila ikoie godine njegovog pro-
leterskog ziyota. Mrgod Sc jer je radnicka
kiasa dozvola da ie feker zavedu odvedu
ma klaonicu gde Sc ma mlione radnika kao ia
ganJci kolju. Mrgod Sc jer Sc neizmerno
procenJlvo bogatstvo rusi, bogatstvo koje su
generacije radnicke klase stvorile Mrgodi se
,er vidl mogucnost da &c ova najveca ka-
pitalisticka zemja ma syetu gurnuti naipro-
duktivniju radnicku k'asu ma svetu - anne
ricku radnicku klasu krvoprolice Nrgodi
Sc Pryi Maj jer vdi mogucnost prclvania los
veceg mora kryi napacenog radnog naroda
laptalisfickih zemaIja
Prvi Maj Sc nrgodi jer Sc sve ovo desaya Ga
zivotu odrzi. da ration opustosi Geo svet, Ia
gurne eoyecanstvo unazad nebroj godina) jer je
svet dosao zbog toga sto postoji moguc-
most Ia veci napredak sretniii zivot celog
ljudstva. On je dosao na svet kao simbol Novog
Besklasnog' Drustva On vidi da stoji ma cvrs-
tim cinjenicama On vid da je cello cove
tanstvo tsa tovecanstvom Prvi Maj
jer on putpuno iskl;ucuje zulumcarsku kapita-
listicku klasu IL covecanstva, zbog toga sto ie
ona njegov razarac) Il stanju, zbog toga Sto
je razvila sredstva proizvodnje ola proizvodi
bogatstvo neizmero. iZobilju "a uzivanje svh
korlsnlh tlanoya druStva. On INA da samo
radnicka klasa proizvodi svo potrebno drust-
veno bogatstvo da je ona izrabljena cd strane
IL Il
kapitaisticke kase. On vidi mogucnost da Sc
radnicka klasa moze organ .zovati jer ma dlanu
svoJe ruke ona drzi Geo svet sa jednim ma
hom, kada b njena potencionalna moe ba
snabdevena sa klasnom sveScu pravoval jano
organizovana, bi moga unistit sistem ma vece
nepravde istoriji covec;nstva uspostaviti
sistem najvece pravde sto ga je ikada ljud-
,stvo uzivalo Zbog toga Sc Prvi Maj mrgodi
kada vidi da Sc ia skoro svemoguta fadnicka
klasa dala zavesti odvesti krvoprolice, da
nlje u stanju nj da vidi niegov sjaj, jer para
IL prolivene krvi rad1og naroda promesana
sa kapitalistickom laznom propagandom jeste
pregusta i aamucene oci radnicke klase nisu
kroz nJu JOS u stan ju videt Svetlost Oslobo-
djenla Radn cke Kase sa kojom Prvi Mai obas-
Java Geo HraDlJenl SNet. On sc mrgodl ,er fe
keri njegovo ime, Ii me Rada. jos uspeva ia
varati radncku klasu. On mrgodi. jer INA
da dogod radnicka k,asa to dozvoljava cna
nece moci nikada videti njegov obasjan put
oslcbodnjen ia radn cke klase. A dogod to rad
nicka klasa nije staniu videti &c bti ne
sposobna "a svo;a oslobodienje sledstveno
ona ce padat dublin provaiju nepodnos-
lJivog robovanja Prvi Maj Sc mrgodi jer ie
on nepomirljivi neprijetelj svake vrste ljud-
skog ropstva
Ali kada Prvi Mai zavir u dubine kapi-
tallstlekog nacina proizvodnje i vidi da Sc nj
sd prollvanjem mora nevine krvi ne moze/
lz'aclti njegova urodjena trulez raspadanje.
bore sa njegova lica nestaju i znacajan osmeh
savlada nJegovo lice njegove oci. Jer spod
1meriJallstickog rata vri klasni rat. l kada &c
razocarani radnci ustat oni &c tada morati
videti svetlost Prvog Maja, jer &c ispred njih