davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1941-08-14

is no sour cream to be had sweet
milk can be substituted, but use it
with 2 teaspoons of baking powder
instead of the soda.
*Sour Cream Cocoa Cake.
(Makes 2 9-inch layers)
II cup cocoa
"a cup boiling water
" cup shortening
cups sugar
cups sifted cake flour
" teaspoon salt
~ cup sour cream
~ teaspoon soda
l teaspoon vanilla
egg whites
Mix cocoa in boiling water and
stir until smooth. Cool. Cream
shortening and sugar together until
light, then add cocoa. Sift the dry
ingredients and add alternately with
cream to the first mixture. Beat I'M
til smooth after each addition. Add
vanilla then fold in stiff1y beaten
egg whites. Pour batter into pans
lined with wax paper, and bake in a
moderate oven (375 degrees) 80 min
utes. Put together with
Chocolate Icing.
cups confectioners' sugar
tablespoons butter
ounces melted chocolate
Milk to moisten
Vanilla
Cream butter and sugar, add melt
ed chocolate, milk, and vanilla and
beat until smooth Spread between
layers and over cake
Refrigerator Cookies.
makes 71a dozen)
| cup butter
2 cups brown sugar
egg
cup oven popped rice cereal
cups flour
teaspoons baking powder
Cream butter; add sugar gradual
ly and beat until light and fluffy.
Add egg and beat well. Stir in
cereal. Sift flour with baking pow
der and work into first mixture, a
small amount at time. Knead
and shape into rolls about " inches
in diameter; wrap in waxed pa
per, covering ends so that dough
will not dry out. Store in refrigera-
tor until firm. Cut into thin slices
and bake on INCREASED cookie sheet
in moderately hot oven (425 de-
grees) about 10 minutes.
Released by Western Newspaper Union.j
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1941-08-14
Famous Romance

The romance of Paolo and
Francesca da Rimini in Thir-
teenth-century Italy has been the
subject of more famous music, lit
erature and paintings than any
other true love story, says Col
lier's. Operas include one by
Debussey; symphonic poems in
clude one by Tchaikovsky; poems
include those by Dante and Leigh
Hunt; paintings include those by
Dore, Watts, Rossetti and Cabanel;
and plays include those by dan
nunzio, Pellico, Echegaray and
Maeterlinck.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1941-08-14

can speed along like lightning on
ors in pearl cotton lend an authentic
air to this gay toreador hat inspired
by the type worn in the bull ring.
You'll be wanting several gay
back-on-the-head pompadour calots,
to round out your collection of cam
pus millinery, and miracle of mira
cles!-with the aid of your trusty
crochet hook you can whip up one
in a jiffy exactly like the cunning
model conferred above in the picture.
The cost for material is too insignif-
cant to count.
Where can any college girl find
anything more striking, more dra-
matte in the way of chic head
piece than the picturesque stocking
cap worn by the white-jacketed girl
standing to the right in the fore
ground! Here is type that will lay
siege to any fair collegiates heart.
Make it in animated multi-color cro-
Chef cottons and wear it with the
nonchalance of a gay senorita as you
trek along in the campus style pa
rade.
Of course a knitted sweater in
red, white and blue will become a
necessary luxury in college and be
sure to add matching hat AS
shown here to the left, the sweater
is white and made of very special
knitting wooden, soft and caressing
to the touch. Go to your nearest
fancy-work shop or department store
and ask for the newest in yarns. If
you finish your sweater of red and
blue crochet edges as pictured you
will win the hearts of soldier boy
friends galore.
Be on the lookout for the new wool
dresses that have handkerchief re-
vers, pockets, vestees, sleeves, and
even appliques of crocheted flowers.
These crochet plus fabric dresses
have become fashions pet hobby for
fall and winter.
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Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1941-08-14
LYNN SAYS:

While cooking under the sky
over hot Goals you'll want to re-
member:
Charcoal burns to fine, lasting
Goals and gives a nice steady fire
for barbecue cookery. For best
results when using either char
coal or wood should be burned
until the flames disappear. Then
the meat should be placed 8 to
10 inches above the Goals and
turned every few minutes to in
sure even cooking.
Hard woods like oak, hickory,
madrone manzanita and maple
give lasting glowing bed of
Goals. Soft pine is suitable for
quick grilling like hamburger and
hot dogs. -
Whatever type of grill you use,
pick a spot that's shady, not too
far from the kitchen if you're do
ing it in the back yard and not
too near heavy shrubbery.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1941-08-14

YOU'LL find an apron like this
I is a valuable kitchen helper!
So easy to slip on and adjust by
the buttons on the shoulder, and
it covers your frock completely.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1941-08-14
THIS WEEKS MENU
PICNIC GRILL
Spare Ribs With barbecue Sauce
Toasted Buns Baked Beans
Fresh Vegetable Salad
Garden Fruit
Sour Cream Cocoa Cake
Refrigerator Cookies Coffee
*Recipe Given
THIS WEEKS MENU

dents and mix with potatoes. Chill
l hour and serve with lettuce.
If you decide on hamburgers some
night for your open grill stove try
them this way: Add IS per cent
suet to your regular meat. Press
the uncooked hamburger into thin
flat cakes between waxed paper.
Put two cakes together with a fill
ing made from finely chopped raw
onion mixed with steak sauce and
rich prepared mustard, pressing the
edges of the cakes firmly together.
Broil quickly on both sides. Serve
on large, toasted buns which have
been buttered.
Here are two variations you may
wish to follow if you serve baked
beans often:
Maple Beans-Substitute " cup
maple syrup or three tablespoons
maple sugar for brown sugar and
molasses.
Baked Beans with Sausage-Ar-
range parboiled beans and uncooked
sausage in alternate layers; substi-
tute l can tomato soup for molasses
and part of water.
Boiled Campfire Coffee.
Il quartz
heaping tablespoons coffee
cups boiling water
egg
Combine the coffee and egg in the
pot and mix thoroughly. Pour in
water and bring slowly to a full
boil, stirring coffee down in a warm
place for to minutes. Use "a cup
cold water to settle groundC.
Easy to make but easier to take
is this cocoa cake made with sour
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1941-08-14

Here we have the ideal medium
for the early autumn coat . 1t
will be we'll worth while to look up
black wool lace, that is so fabric
like it can be styled and manipulate
ed like most any material. Armand
Scardapane designs the striking
coat pictured here, of handsome
black wool lace.
The new fall coats definitely re-
fleet the cape influence. This model
heralds coming vogue in the cape
and wool fabriclike lace.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1941-08-14
Bright Green Wells

Huge white or black hats be-veiled
IN a green mist are ever so chic
for summer. If you want to give
your fowery toque or sailor hat ex-
ira flip, enswathe it with veil that
is as green as the fresh green of
early spring verdure.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1941-08-14

CIlG duSWGI. 1SL
t h e s m e ii of
woodsy smoke in
to your food, the
crackle of burn
ing enbers for
atmosphere, the
sound of sizzling
meat held over
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1941-08-14
Truth Only Is Safe

All truth is safe and nothing else
IS safe; and he who keeps back
the truth, or withholds it from
men, from motives of expediency,
is either a coward or criminal,
or both.-Max Muller.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1941-08-14

glowing flames during the supper
hour and you'll experience taste
thrill you'll long remember. Every
thing tastes better cooked outdoors!
Toss some cans of beans into a
gay kerchief, wrap fruit, cookies,
cake into waxed paper, whip up
some barbecue sauce to use with
the meat, and the meal is under
way.
Outdoor cooking equipment may
be as humble as few large bricks,
an iron CRATE, or an extra rack
from the oven, a long handled fork
for each member of the family. A
light camping stove or a more elab-
crate grill such as a vertical or
horizontal stove of sheet steel in
Guiding drip and ashpans, a roast
ing spit, and warming shelves may
also be used. Whatever you use,
remember, it's the cooking outdoors
which makes the meal.
You will want meat and plenty of
it for fresh air whips up the appe-
tite. The family will come back
again and again for this delicious
meat with sauce all it's own:
Tomato Horseradish Mustard
Marinade.
For pounds of spareribs or beef
short ribs use:
2 tablespoons prepared horse
radish mustard sauce
"a cup vinegar
" teaspoon black pepper
cup tomato juice
1 teaspoon salt
teaspoon sugar
2 onions, chopped fine
Combine dry and liquid materials
well and beat thoroughly. Place
meat in a shallow bowl or glass
dish and cover with the marinade.
Turn every or hours and mari
nate in refrigerator for 48 hours.
Drain meat we'll before barbecuing
and haste frequently while cooking
over Goals. The marinade may be
thickened and served as a sauce
over the meat Your barbecuing will
be more successful if you marinate
eiiS AAASoI' IL . especially SOOQ OH
the less expensive cuts.
If you'd like a meal-in-one with
minimum of fuss but nourishment
plus, try this po-
tato salad made GA
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with frankfurters. ~
If you're accus- T-~M
toned to your old M VIA
and cherished po- VI ISh\
tato salad recipe, WHY II "
I'm still sure that $50
you'll like this
one:
Frankfurter Potato Salad.
(Serves g.
medium sized potatoes, cooked,
diced
l cup diced celery
tablespoons minced onion
tablespoons minced parsley
"a teaspoon salt
rs teaspoon pepper
" pound frankfurters, skinned and
sliced
rs cup salad dressing
French dressing
Marinate the potatoes in the
french dressing Combine all ingre-
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1941-08-14
OUTDOOR SUPPERS

If you've a longing to do some
thing different, an outdoor supper's
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1941-08-14
PAITERNS
SEWING CIRCLE

You can make this pattern in
few hours, trim it with ric-rac or
bias fold, as you prefer. Here's
pattern you'll use over and over
again, in percale, calico, cambria,
broadcloth, gingham-for all your
kitchen needs.
Pattern No. 1888 is designed for sizes
"a to 48. Size So takes 27s yards 32-ipch
material, 8 yards ric-rac or yards of
ia inch bias binding. For this attractive
pattern. send your order to-
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1941-08-14

cream. Even if
you want to serve
it with the richer
ice creams you
won't feel too
stuffed with it be-
cause it is light
t e x t u r e d a n d
feathery. If there
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kao sneg u paklu rastOpiSe sc.

Reakcionarna organizaca koia pod
RIGA First Committee wise ne Chicago ave
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javo Ereme e mitarnu akciu Sledsveno
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su Pseudokomunisti zake posednu
datl samo da demokratije' pobede kapastkom
uzrokovao zvanicno stupane Sdenh Dzava
mutt u usta, "komunista protv
rata Ali nhova protivnost be povrsna
v posedca r rat posledca kapasckog
vodnje Ono so vode mperjaistck place
uticaja kolonije MATERIAL raeske pozicije
Sve to e kapalzmu pobno jer zrabu adncku
oga sto on skoro cello sanovnstvo roove
nlsu sanju kupit vise sto vdu
prodaog vska vrednos poda sanm piacama
toga kaptaisticko em pret ekspoz rat nko n
znamo da Sc Roosevetova vada rudla
odgod nelzbezni sukob Japanom poave
recma dogod trae kapialma bce imperiaisttkih
Oni koj Sc deru protiv rata brane kapazan
kao sto su to chill pseudokomunisti zoacions pacif
d Je moguce ano odgodit posedice kapacog pak
Sada svi on mogu obodno, kao oiti obavi
zavodljivi posao.
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Kroz kapitalisticku Ameriku
"Imam0" dOvolinO hrane.

Il Washngtona javjau a zemlja ina dovono hran
sVe da nece b porcirana godnu dana rata dr0ge
godne hana porcra pod usovom d ut eva budc
hrdav sto amacno nec b o hrdava d c fekira ponudu
Predsednik Roosevelt akode pedprosog utoka
ogurao ce biti dovolino hrane amercko
novnistvo da ce biti pretek "saveznke.'
Il izveaja gospodna Wckarda Seretara Agrikutur
emo da e 194 ba najveta itor Te godne
godine. Danas u federanin hanbama
100000 bus psence dovolno anovniSvo dve
godine kukuruza bla bogata Cd 2675000o00
sada federalnm hambarima naaze prko mijarde buSi
Scan sluGa povrcem, siron, mleko, ama Ga
pozvodnja najveca istori zenlje
puma
Pa ipa vle IL Wahngona da Ge hrane bti VEGA
da hane drugh poebstina vec ada prevsoke v
radnici Jeda razoga podzanje hrane
Vko Btan do kaja dute godine posi sakorne hrane
Drug veci
usisala uveko beposlen adn
morau JEST wise hrane mogi w P A.
relifu dobiti
Ali radnihe mania jer
votnh namirnca odlaz radnici edini izoba
ako da gaduju Dok putokraju nenja koko
hrane povetavaju r anju da in dobiie tako
koji nj jednu ou svojn radon prdodau vedno
bogastvo,
vaGkm smom koj radnka kade najmane pene
prozvoda Ouda kapattka poseduc
bogatstva znac d podue veGina
novnva radn6ka kasa gurno poseduie zrabI-
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Vazne medjunarodne vesti
Crvena Armiia vidno pobediuie.

New Yo,ku culi btanski radio ko je
obvo moovsk zavu da ce naskoo popuna
izmedju Lengada uduz celog prosora er MEM"
prbzue Am koja neprekno pred sobo
porazene nacisticke trupe.
avau Is decembra da Crvena Arma unlstla
generaciu vestajma Moskv una o.
nacs su izgub 100000 vonka nvh zarobljenih preko
$4,000 tenkova, $4,000 aviona 10000 tcpova.
Btanski radio javja e potisle
pooza ko nalaze zmedu Mokve Rostova
sto &c uspoayit mdju Moskv Kavkaza
Naknadno deu fronta edno oba Azoskog
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A predeu nacisti zgub 200 rokova sedan
nkova hjadu vonka dok Com Moru Crena monarica
veku nacsku ladu cd $4,000 toni
Druga Moskve avlja da Crveni vojnc povrati
SSSR cd kada uspe svoom da
potskuu vele da narod Moskvi Nile tome
cudti.
granca pokuavau obanjava uzroci
toka da
naciskim tenkovima. Ali ako zima
tke sto tako % Crvenih
tenkova! ovim Kujbiseva javjau II. dec da nac
bill anju da upesno kre6u ekove posedn dana
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recima, negd traz
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najveci 4 tai so i cvena Amja stanu Sc p6s1e
svaog poraza podigne sano akog
prijatelja.
Hitler je misl da sSsR moci poupti kao Japan
Knom da &c oj oduzet b je vedno poedtva da ce
sie Uraa Ali Armija n isto
sabo organizovana neku razdorna kneska ama
sacava radnka ko Revouc
kada otera nacstickog
borbom
cije koe e unsla domaca sla stainstieka birokrata
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Predvidjaju deset0gOdiSnii rat.

Toka javljaju je edan preko
rad apansko tanovno da bude da vodi
Sednjenh Velike Brianje godina
Ali IL zvestaa koje dobvamo ovdasnih buoaskh novina,
kao sto in donos nujork Times ekonomsko
ba napodesn dugogodSn
bivao isth zmaa pro koh Sednenh Drzava,
Veke Branije Holandke nde zmedu Is 80 gvozdja,
eelka petroeua aluminuma baka znka peha manskh
pamuka Razume sada dobiva Poed
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tog materiala neo prko godinu dana ako Japan
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drugih ratujuch zemalja.
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Bulgarian S. L. F. Convention.

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/ stopedeseto godisnjica venot
dodatka amerieke Konstitucije koj
Sc zove "Zakonik Prava.' On j,
cuven, jer pored drugih devet stav
XII sadrzi prvu najvazniju, koj;
glasi:
"Kongres nece donositi nikakve
zakone odnoseci Sc ma ustanovl
religije, iii ma zabranu slobodnol
i ispovedanja iste; iii ma ukidanjt
prava slobode govora stampe
iii ma pravo slobode mirnog sasta
| janja naroda, kao j ma pravo 0.
bracanja vladi "a nanete neprav.
de-"
Gornje garancije prava religije
slobode stampe slobode govora
kao slobodnog sastajanja, nisu
unete u konstituciju zbog toga
sto in je neko izmislio liz svoie
glave. Kao sto je poznato, Konsti-
tucija owe zemlje bi usvojena ma
kon izvrsenja Americke Revoluci-
je. Pre- toga trinaest slobodnih dr.
zava behu trinaest kolonija pod
lozne tiraniji "demokratske" Bri-
tanije. Pod njom obespravjeno sta
novnistvo nije uzivalo nj pravo
govora, nj pravo stampe, nj pra-
vo sastajanja, pa nj puko pravo
slo1odnog verovania iii neyeroya-
MIA ma kakve religije. Kada je
narod dobio Konstituciju kao sto
je originaho prvi Kongres Sjedi-
njenih Drzava usvojio on je "a
htevao da Sc Moi unesu dodatci
koji ce MENU garantovati sve te
slobostine "a koje je on svoju krv
lilo. Tako bi.
Pitanje Sc moze postaviti, kako
je mogao tai Kongres da usvoji
takva prava koja su korist ce-
log naroda ma zahtev samog ma
roda, kada to nije slucaj sa mo-
dernim Kongresima nakon sto i
pedeset godina 'praktikovanja"
tog cuvenog Zakonika Prava?
Nazad sto pedeset godina ne
bese nj govora stalnoj ustanov-
ljenoj radnickoj klasi. Svojina tin
trinaest drzava beSe prilicno pod
jednako raspodelena. Bogatasi be-
hu vrlo retki da nisu mogli u
spesno uticati sa svojom moci We
ceg posedstva kao sto je to danas
slucaj. Sami kongresmani behu
dec tog naroda nisu mogli dru-
60 Sta uraditi sem sluziti intere-
sima vecine stanOvniStva. Ovo be-
hu tt narociti uslovi koji poro-
disc tai narociti Zakonik Prava
zajedno sa Konstitucijom Sjedi-
njenih Drazava, koja je sluzila
kao model inspiracija naknad-
MIN burzoaskim revolucijama.
Jer SUI n ene stavke covekovih
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|
civilizovanom svetu.
| narod, radni narod owe repub
like uzivase ia prava, jer pose
dovase ekonomsku moe, privatnl
svoiinu, zemlju i alate, bez koi,
Sc tadasnje covecanstvo ne bi mo-
glo odrzati. Da opet ponovimo, tc
bese ekonomska moe radnog naro
da koja je prisilila usvajanje Ia
konika Prava.
Ali elm je poceo da dejstvuje
neizbezni zakon prometne vred.
, nosti, koji odredjuje ko ce biti po-
sednik neposednik svojine, to.
Jest, kada Sc aIati proizvodnje raz-
wise do toga stepena da je trebalo
mnostvo radnika da ih upravljaju
tada beSe nemoguce da svi posed
nici sitnih alata postanu posedni-
ci krupnih alata, sitni posednici
propadose izgubise svoju pre-
djasnju ekonomsku moe. Tada Sc
formirala sve VEGA rasteca radnic-
ka klasa sve manjebrojna ali sill
Mia jer bogatija plutokratija.
Americki radni narod Americ-
Ike Revolucije sada postade obes-
pravljena radnicka klasa. Bee eko-
nomske moci ona wise nije mogla
da upliMse ma Kangres da usvaja
mere IL -nienulkoristy kao, sto radni
narod doba Americke Revolucije
bese to Josie kako stanju da ti-
nj. Bez ekonomske moci, sva pra-
va americke radnicke klase. koja
SUI kao sto americka istorija to
jasno dokazuje mukom stecena,
jer americka konstitucija sa Ia
konikom Prava beSe direktni re-
zultat Americke Revolucije, sada
Sc nalaze iskljucivao rukama
Kongresa koji predstavlja vlada-
vinu privatne svojine, koju ne po-
seduje ogromna radnicka klasa, 4
koju poseduje malobrojna pluto
kratija. Drugim recima, postoje-
ca politicka vladavina jeste vlada-
vina kapitalizma, izvrsni odbor
sveukupne kapitalisticke klase
Zbog toga rukama postojece
vladavine americka Konstitucija
sa swim merama Zakonika Prava
nalazi sc ma milost nemilost plu-
tokratije.
Buduci da su mere Zakonika
Prava politickog karaktera bu-
duel da plutokratija upravlja sa
swim teznjama politicke vladavi-
ne, vrlo je prirodno da prva, po-
sredom svojih politickih predstav-
nika u Kongresu, smatra i Zako-
mix Prava zajedno sa Konstituci-
jom svojom svojinom i daje in rad
nicima kao privilegiju a ne kao
stecena prava. Plutokrati-
ia je II stanju to ciniti jer ona po-
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PoveCajmo zakonik |judskih prava.

! SeQuJe SVuZemalJSk lnduStfJu
zemlju bez koje Sc covecanstvo
odrZati ne moze. onu istu eko-
nomsku moe koju je radni narod
Americke Revolucije posedovao
Zbog toga, sva ia prava nalaze Sc
II vrlo nesigurnim rukama, i mo-
gu biti postepeno ali Ia sigurno
unistena ako su zaista ma smetnji
odrzanja vladavine kapitalizma
Zbog toga, ma koliko Sc najveci
predstavnici postojece politicke
vladavine zavetovali da &c stititi
mere Zakonika Prava, ma koliko
da su oni zaista iskreni II tim "a
kletvama, kada interest zlikov-
skog kapitalizma to naloze Zako-
mix Prava &c dobiti "galloping'
susicu!
Otuda, pravi zaStitnik mera Ia
konika Prava ne moze biti pluto
kratija niti njena politicka drza-
va, jer oni predstavljaju iednu
malobrojnu sacicu stanovnistva :;
pravi zastitnik tih mukom steceni1
prava moze biti samo radnicka
klasa koia in najvise potrebuje
jer drugih prava nema. Ma eko-
nomskom polju ona je najamni rob
bez ikakvog prava, sem prava da
njeni clanovi traze gospodara cd
jednog do drugog poduzeca, cd
jednog do drugog grada, drzave,
kontinenta hemisfere.
Ali mas americka istorija Cd A
mericke Revolucije uci, da bez eko-
nomske moci nema politicke moci.
To mas uci sadasniost da ie plu-
tokratiia silna ako malobrojna
zbog toga sto poseduie ekonomsku
moe = svojinu. Otuda, ako rad
nicka klasa zeli, ne bi bilo pri-
rodno da Sc tome protivi, da po-
VEGA svoja prava, ona sc mora tru-
diti da dobije ekonomsku moe,
mace, kao Sto rekosmo, sva po-
stojeca prava su ma milost ne
milost plutokratije. Tia ekonomska
moe koia je pri ruci radnickoj
klasi ne sastoji Sc cd osobnog po-
sedstva privatne svojine, jer je O.
ma nepristupacna radnicima. Isku-
stvo je dokazalo da Sc radnicka
klasa ne moze pod kapitalizmom
obogatiti. Da radnici steknu eko-
nomsku moe oni Sc moraju organi-
zovati Ia kolektivno osvajanje svlh
zemaIskih Industrial koje su sada
posedstvo kapitalisticke klase.
Zbog toga Sc radnici moraju "a tn
svrhu organizovati ma poslu II
industrijalno Ovo oni mogu ucini-
ii jer su oni jedini proizvodjaci
bogatstva. Ali samo
tako organizovani radnici ne bi
smell oteti industrije IL ruku ka-
(Nastavak ma 3. strani.)
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-12-18
t'Pr0gresivna" reakcija.

Pund j. Nehru vidn vodja Sve-Indkog Kongresa,
"demiatskog" zatvora pa nov
njegove posoecem atu On izjavo da ME
Hove simpae sani "demokrata' er mis
progresvne" srani "demokratia" Ali
ze NINA pomagai dogod dade 1ndji soboda
kontradikcu Ger nisa drugo
(Nastavak d. strani)
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-12-18
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Roosevelt doneo e oduku kojom prmorava vi adnc
captive ugJokopa da postanu Mine Wo
krs Union Jamacno je pobeda ugodna Lewu jer
ata kroz koja mogi uei legano to
ugljene ndustre revoucionarn element
(Nastavak a. srani)