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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-05
NOTHING TENDER

If you think I'm going 10 say
she took up with this bozo anc
lavished pent-up affections on him
you've got another think. There
wasn't tender thing in her ornery
little hide.
A couple of trips later. Mr.. Sed-
how flags me down and has me
bring out five-pound box of lump
sugar. He was trying TO make up
with this little hellion. who stood
about 40 feet back putting the hex
on him. He even arranged with
Lisle Petray 10 kick off a bale OF
hay at the point every couple OF
weeks.
1t went on like that all Summer
Mr.. Sedrow hailing me and having
me bring out supplies and Mrs
Petruchio always failing him by 40
feet and boring him with big, ac-
cusing eyes. She was butter fat
and the sun danced on her coat
Mr.. Sedrow was getting thinner
and looked haunted l could see
our high desert air wasn't helping
him much.
\ Then one afternoon he tagged
me with his roll and suitcase. He
had his shoulders set and his head
flung back like somebody who is
going to do something, and nobody
IS going to stop him.
He threw back a kind of defiant
look at Mrs. Petruchio, who was
failing him as usual when he
climbed in, and she stuck out her
neck and Knocked him. 1t sounded
horrible.
At the store in Cornish he said
he'd be gone for a while and made
arrangements to have a bale OF
hay busted at the point every
couple of weeks for quite a while
On the way on in TO Spenceville
he had a funny look in his eyes
and once he said, Il hate to leave
the desert but I'm coming
back. He said the last part solid.
like and ended with It's the place
for an honest man.
Well, the papers had il all the
next day how John Barber, WHO'D
embeZZled more than so granc
from a New York bank. hac
walked into Sheriff Darnley's Of.
flee and spilled He told where the
geetuS had been cached while hC
waited out on Hayden Hill for the
heat TO 60 off, before ducking fol
II South America
| heard he got a three-year sen
tence. which ought TO be up about
now, with time off for good be
havior I'm wondering, will h,
come back?
If he docs. he'll find that half
pint mule still out there on IN,
point. Lately. instead of blockinI
the road. she's got a way Of stand
ing and following me with her eye.
! as ] pass. Heck I haven't beer
knocking down on the company
| THE END.
TOmOrrow's short story: THE
Home Touch" by Hollis StarBes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-05
Daily ShOTl SlOx.Y
Mrs. Petruchio---Missionary'
By Carl TRUITT

NINA. my wife. named her. not
~ meaning 70 When ] told her
how well this little burro was max
inc life for Bud Newland and me.
who are the only ones who hack
the Hayden Hi road. She said II
reminded herr Of Pctruchio's wife
in Shakespeare. From then on
the burro was Mrs Petruchio.
Don't ever lct anybody tell you
a burro is dumb Not only are
they not dumb but they're darned
smart. Put on one ounce more
load than he wants 20 carry
He'll have a fainting spell. and
while YOU re trying 20 remove his
pack, With him laying on the
straps he'll cock an eye up Al you
that says sucker" plain as day.
Mrs. Petiuchio was tiny mouse
colored. The only thing you could
think OF. when you saw how trim
she was. was one of these carved
out breaStpinS- canoes, Nina calls
them.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-05

Icy buttons: Rivets for crawling
things, like trains and ships, are
inserted red hot and then tighter
as they cool. But for planes
which scale the frigid heights OF
the sub-stratosphere. the rivet'
have TO be put in as cold as ice
A regulation ply patrol bomber
for instance, is. buttoned up with
275.000 icy rivetS. A Consolidated
four-motored land bomber calls
for nearly half a million rivets as
cold as icicles.
She Battled With Ghosts OF
Her Past That Rose to Haunt
Her. Mary Nolan, the Former
Bubbles" Wilson. Famed FoIlies
Beauty. Tells In Her Intimate
Confessions What Happened
When Once She Had Shaken OF
the Nemesis of Frank Tinney
and HOllywood's Ban Against
Her Had Been Lifted. Read Her
Dramatic Story in The Ameri-
can Weekly. the Magazine Dis
tributed With This Sundays
Issue OF The Detroit Sunday
Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-05
NARROW ROAD

The road was narrow with a
ditch on each side; l couldn't cut
around her l squatted my Chunk
about 20 feet away and laid on
the horn. She closed her eyes and
flicked her tail al a fly.
had kind of sour load that
afternoon. Sometimes it's that
way; other times you have a bunch
that are all singing and wise
cracking. and the desert miles
don't seem so long.
But that day they were all
scrouged into themselves with
their troubles. Even me. with the
road all nice. I was thinking how
being a hack-hand was about the
same as being sheep-herder. only
not as good.
Well, getting back to Mrs.
Petruchio: / raced the. motor,
popped the exhaust. blasted my
horn. then all three together. but
that sample-mule dreamed on.
KIND OF SORE
] was kind of sore when /
climbed out and picked up a piece
of dry buckbrush. She mapped on
until / got less than five feet
away, then wheeled, squealed and
blasted at me with both hind feet.
Then she hoped across the ditch
and stared al me sadly.
As i climbed back and shot
down the accelerator, she pushed
out her head and handed me a
horse laugh as big as if an
elephant was behind il. Well, the
passengers went into stitches
From then. clear into Spence.
vile, il sounded like the bust-uT
of a sewing circle.
After that l could count on TIT
little jackaSs setting me down a
least once g. week. maybe twice
There was good grazing on Ante
lope Flat and a spring on Hayder
Hill, then there was the kick sht
got out of messing up my time
table.
Just 10 show il was plail
cussednesS. once when l was dan
Cling into the curve she was wa,
up the hill. You'd have though
she was a mountain goat; by tn
time / got to the point she was II
the road dreaming. like she'd beel
there for hours.
Once i nosed the bumper int
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-05
NO PACK MARKS

She didn't have any pack marks
on her, which meant she was
either wild from the start. or
some prospector had given up In
disgust.
/ first ran onto her about six
years ago. I was dangling nice on
the hard road around the butt of
HAYDEN Hill
Ii was q wide swing with plenty
OF see ahead when she moped out
of the buckbruSh about 200 yards
ahead. / gave her the horn, and
Mrs. Petruchio, although she
hadn't been named yet, flicked her
tail, wobhled her ears and dared
me
Yes sir. a couple Of hundred
pounds Of mule stared down "a
passenger bus.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-05

her. She let her ears flop, dug
her little hooves into the dirt and
defied me. ] got out TO shoe her
away, like always.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-05
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-09-08

tossers for is hits. That was
enough to give Gomez an S-5
victory. One Of the smashes was
round-tripper by Joe Gordon,
his 2srd of the year. The win
was Conner l4th of the present
campaign.
Twice coming from behind. the
mediocre washington Senators
nosed the Philadelphia athletics
in both halves Of i twin bin. 80
and AZ. Last-minute rallies,
with defeat staring them in the
face. turned the trick for the
Mats in both games.
Results of the games.
NATIONAL. LEAGUE
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-09-08
If YOU HAVE HOLE-INONE AMBITIONS
fOut OF Bounds Shot Scored Longest Ace or Year
HERE ARE SOME RECORDS TO SHOOT AT


NEW YORK, Sept. 8-Golfer
William A. Greene hit what he
thought was probably an out-of-
bounds tee shot the other day
and scored the longest hole-in-
one of the year.
His errant drive on the $40
yard eleventh hole at a Rye.
N. Y, course struck telephone
pole, bounced onto the green,
and rolled into the cup.
II is doubtful that any other
beginner this season had Carl
Sodi's good luck. Playing his
first round at the Plandome, L. T.,
Golf club, Sodi took an even
dozen blows on the first hole
and IS on the second. Then his
iron shot on the third hole roll
ed into the cup for an ace. That
was the second time in three
years that beginner had aced
that hole. incidentally, Plan
dome may be the only course in
which hole-in-one has been
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-09-08

made on each Of the four par-s
holes this year.
While Greene's ace Is tie
longest Of the season, it is al
most 100 yards short Of one fired
by George w cardwell Of Win
ston-Salem. N. C.. in April, 1889
Cardwell's was made ON the
42s-yard ninth hole al the Hill
crest Golf club. II Is the long
est ever recorded. The ninth
Is dogleg to the right and
the fairwaY begins sloping
some zoo yards from The tee.
cardweil had a strong wind
behind him.
A 374-yard ace was made in
1882 by Frank Mellus on the sec
ond hole of the Los Angeles
South course. And Lloyd Bazzill
rolled one in one the 371-yarc
sixth hole at Fairview course in
St. Joseph's, Missouri.
7. Fred Goldsmith got 365-
yarder on the Stamford course
in the Catskills. George Kirby
has credit for 34o-yard ace OF
the ninth hole at Stoneham
Southampton. England.
Long driving Jimmy Thorn
sons came on 68-yard hole at
Lakeside. Los Angeles. Jimmy
hit it from the ladies tee
while giving a lesson.
The oldest acer probably was
John G. Sutton Of San Fran
cisco, who got his several years
ago at MEMO golf club. He was "A
years old and he shot a rs for
the round.
An ace helped Mrs. o. S. Hill
of Kansas City produce a sensa-
tional round of Sc at Indian Hills
country club. And Jonas Weiss
tailed SO at. Pasadena course.
st. Petersburg, Fla, with an ace
on the sixth.
The negro caddies drank cham
payne after Gene Tunney holed
a 179-yard tee shot at Pinehurst,
N. C.
Gene Grabenstatter. Niagara
Falls. shot a double eagle and
stuck the ball into his bag as
4 souvenir. A year later. he
ran out of balls. hauled out
the lucky one and holed
153-Yard ace at Cherry Hill.
But a machine has all the hui
man hole in-oners licked for dis
lance. A driving contraption in
1887 drove one 428 yards into .
cup at Columbus, O.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-09-08
RAIDERS SLUCGED
REGULARS II TO )
TRoJANs NoSED coNcHs 81
IN BASEBALL. NIGHT
CAP YESTERDAY

Pounding three Regular pitch
ers for IL hits, the Red Raiders
yesterday afternoon marched to
"a 17-3 victory in the first game
of a doubleheader at Trumbo Is
land Price Field, which opened
play in the newly-forned Island
City baseball league.
The Troians outstepped the
Conchs in the second game by a
So score.
The scores:
First Game
r. H. E.
Red Raiders -------lf IL s
Regulars " 8 4 4
Fernandez and Roberts; Cuder,
Garcia, Wedo and Molina.
Second Game
r. n. E.
Trojans | 3 S Q
CarbonelI and Griffin; Wickers
and Navarro.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-09-08
Dodgers Widen Margin
OUer Fading Cardinals
To Three Full Games
= 20
MIAMI TEAMS PLAY
HERE NEXT WEEKEND

key wsst diam0ndEall ana
baseball fans win see Two
visiting squads from Miami
this week as Stanton Me-
mortal winner of me Miami
gold star tourney. tackles
Peppers Plumbers in 4 SOFT
ball ill Saturday NIGHT and
the South Dzde All-Sfars
meet the Ccrchs Sunday.
The diannondbali eaia3e win
be staged al Bayview Park.
while the AIl-Stars and
Coichs VIII psffcrm Sunday
afternoon aft Price Field on
Trunabo Island.
hoy Hamlin. who arranged
for the two games. an
ncunced baseball league Of
ficisls viii meet Wednesday
night at city hall.
Plumbers are scftball
champions of Key West and
the Conchs have been recog-
nized as leaders in the base
ball world here for the past
few years. Bofh clubs are
managed by HanIin.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-09-08

Blanton, Grissonl, Jones, Mas
terson and Warren, Herman;
Salvo and Berries.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-09-08

Podgajny, Hoerst. Hughes and
Livingston; Early and Montgofn-
iery.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-07-24
'TOtalni slOm faSiZma." "

u istom uvodniku Narodni
Glasnik veil sa crnim slovima:
"Poraz Hitlera ma bojnom polju
znaCi totalni slom fasizma." | on
da ovako tn izjavu produzuje:
&C.. to je fundamentalna cinje-
MICA. koju svako ko nije slijep mo-
re da vidi.'
Ovo mas podseca na Imperial
listicku propaganda "demokrat-
skin" kapitalista "a vreme prvog
Svetskog Rata, koji nam govara-
hu da "Poraz Kajzera ma bojnom
poliu znaci totalni slom nemac-
kog hunizma".
Ali ode 'sKajzer,' a na njegovo
mesto dodie drugi "kajzer' koji
sluCajno nosi ime Hitler, protiv
kojeg vode borbu isti "demokrat-
ski' imperijalisti kao protiv sim
bola nena5kcg, imr o":;"'i7na, a
ne kao protiv jedne glave sad-
mcglave azdaje ciji trup sa os-
talim glavama samim NINA pri-
pada.
Kada Sc E'seudokomunisti bo-
re protiv jedne glave tie azdaje
CHI Sc trup preko svih kapitalis-
tickih zemalja pruza oni brane os-
tale glave trup te gadne azdaje
- kapitalizam!
Tako oni brane "demokratske"
azdaje protiv azdaje Hitlera,
trup kapitalizam, ostavljaju
nedirnutog.
A to ie sustina pseudokomuniz-
ma.
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"Cest0 sc miienjaiu
prilike." !"

Pitsburski, odnosno, pseudo
komunisticki Narodni Gla TX
braneci Sc cd napada zbog toga
sto cesto menja svoju '1iniju' We
Ii:
"Da, Narodni Glasnik cesto mi
jenja svoj pravac." | ovim OBJ
jasnjava Zasto to cini: "Mijenja
ga cato sto Sc cesto mijenjaju
prilike u svijetu, koje Narodni
Glasnik dobro razumije i zato
nastoji svoj rad prilagoditi veli-
koj promijeni tako, da najbolje
odgovara interesima radnog ma
roda"
Da vidimo te "cesto mijenjane
prilike' cd kada je pseudokomu-
| nizam uvideo "svetlost." Oni su
nakon prvog Svetskog Rata, iii
Gin Sc rodise, zagovarali "dik-
taturu proletarijata,' "masovnr
akciju" ''gradjanski rat" All
Sc Ia pseudokomuniste "prilike
izmjenise" oni napustiSe dix
taturu proletarijata" it'd, te tc
zameniSe sa "ujedinjenim from
tom" pocese braniti "demokra
tije.' Ia njih Sc opet "prilike iz-
mjenise" onl pocese napadat
"demokratije." | opet Sc "a Mill
"izmijenise prilike' sada in etc
opet vidimo gde wise rep bur.
zoaskih demokratija!
Medjuvremeno, kapitalizam IL
rabliuje radnike postaje zrelijj
| i truliji Ia svoje obaranje negc
sto bese "a vreme Marxa, Engel-
sa. De Leona Lenina, koji rad
nicima lpreporucise da Sc ne bave
sa formalnim promenama Il kapi.
talizmu, vec da Sc bore "a niego-
vo obaranje.
K a d a je pseudokomunistickt
| Narodni Glasnik priznao da svoje
stanoviSte menja prema promeni
"uslova," on je time priznao da
je on kao Sto su i svi oportunisti
| koii prema vetru menjaju svoje
| kabanice.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-07-24
IZVrtaci.

U istom broju Narodni Glasnik
mama namece da mi savetujemo
Sovjetskoj Rusiji da "demokrati-
jana" rekne sledece:
"Vi trebate da ratuiete na stra-
nj Hitlera protiv meme, ako ne
cete to ciniti milom, natjeracu
vas da to ucinite silom."
l onda dalie vele mama, da
mama "ne bi bilo nista milije ne
90 da Amerika Britannia u sa-
danjoj situaciji najave rat So
vjetskoj Uniji."
"Cudno" je da ii pseudokomunis~
ii nece da direktno citiraju nase
drzanje pa onda da ga napadaju,
kao sto mi cinimo sa NINA. ia
macno da oni time priznaju svo-
iu slabost i, sledstveno, moraju
da mas lazno napadaju.
Mi smo svoje drzanje ovom
ratu swim kapitalistickim ratio
vima javno nekoliko puta objavi-
Ii. Nikada mi nismo zagovarali
rat, nego smo stalno govorili do
lie rat!" "Dole rat!" "Dole rat.'
Mozda pseudokomunisti zbog to-
ga sto, zagovarajuci svu pomoc
Britaniji, zagovaraju imperiJal's-
ticki rat u korist "aemokratlJa.
zele da mi zagovaramo nekakav
rat IL okviru kapitalizma.
Drugim recima, pseudokomunis-
ii su kao ona lisica IL basne, ka-
da je otisla tudje zemljiste i
syoj rep je izgubila u kljusi, rex
la je svojim drugaricama setaju-
ci Sc pred NINA: "Ovo je sada no
va modal
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zAP1sN1K CENTRALNoa oDBoRA

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luna l94l. II Centralnom Uredu, 34la
S. Clair Ave-, Cleveland o.
Prsutni: Mite, Stefanovic, Sestok
Radienovic Scepovic. Odsutni raz.
logon: Petrovic i Bogdan.
Predsedava sestok.
Procitan ie. zapisnik Cd prosle sedni,
ee usvojen sa dopunom.
Korespodencija:
Cita Sc kopija psma Ogran II
Detroit odnosno dvoran. "a k n
venciju j niene afere usvaja Sc. Ia
kdjer su protitane kopije pisma re-
zoluciie drugarici Hermni Barac po
gibiii Pavla Baraca usvojene.
Cd Ankle Beuk, Steubenville, o ira
zenim informaciiama stanju drnga.
rice Barac
Cd p. Bogdana, Lackawanna, da mt
nece biti moguce doci ma sednicu {. q
Cita sc usvaia odgovor sekretara Fed
Cd G. stepovica, Detroit, da su IL
naimili Rumunski Dom "a konvenciJl
i niene afere, tie trazi objasnjenJe
okruznom pismu IL Nacionalnog Ureda
Cita Sc usvaja odgovor sekretara Fed
Cd l.. Stefanovica, Akron, uspes
nom pikniku od s. juna. Cd J. 7. Eva
MICA o pretplatama rekordovanJu is
| tih. Cd NJ. VasiliGa, Chicago. njiho
vol kvoti "a "Wcekly People Colder
Jubilee Fund.-. i fiinansiiskom sta
niu Ogranka Cita Sc usvaJa odgo
vor sekretara Federacije.
Cd A. Naglica, Avellaneda, Argen
tina, radu Grupe, te salie $33.23 2;
pretplate, kalendare potporu Raj
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SOCIJALISTICKO RESETO.

prijateljstvo naprama Sovjetskoj
Uniji.'
Tacno je, ne samo da &c Sc bur-
zoaski pisci nego skoro celia
plutokratija sloziti s time da oval
svetski pokoli nije imperijalistic-
XII rat, nego da sc on vOdi lzme-
dju "slobode ropstva,' kao sto to
dnevno slusamo Cd kapitalistic-
kin apologicara cd pocetka ovog
krvoprolica.
Sada su Sc tim demokratskim
imperi rijalistima pridruzili pseu-
dokomunisti koji varaju radnike
i pozivaju pomoc reakcionarne
Thompsonovice da dokazu kako
sada britanska plutokratija vodi
"pravedan" rat protiv Hitlera,
ne zbog ocuvanja svojeg pluto
kratskog "demokratskog" impe-
riializma!
Ako Sc igde izvrsila "funda-
mentalna promjena" ona Sc IL
vrsila smucenim glavama pseu-
dokomunista!
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-07-24
Lenin O"demOkratijii''

dara robova, veleposednika i kapi-
talista.
Burzoaska demokratija je pro-
menila formu, spoljni izgled tog
ekonomskog ropstva, stvorila "a
NIGGA osobito sjajni veo.
Ali ona nije izmenila i nije mo-
gla izmeniti njegovu bitnost. Ka-
pitalizam i burzoaska demokrati-
ia jeste najamno ropstvo.
Ogromni uspesi tehnike u opste,
a pomocu saobracaja posebice, o.
gromni porast kapitala i banaka
ucinili su da je kapitalizam sazreo
i prezreo.
On je preziveo sebe. On je po-
stao najg!avnija prepreka drus-
tvenog razvitka.
On predstavlja sada svemoc
sake milijardera i milionera, koji
guraju narode II rat "a resenje
pitanja tome da Ii &c anglo-fran-
cuskoj iii nemackoj bandi razboj-
nika dopasti upljackani plen, vlast
mad kolonijama, vlast mad poko-
renim zemljama t. d.
Ia vreme rata 1914.-1918. de-
setine miliona ljudi ubijeni su
osakoceni upravo zbog toga, sa-
mo zbog toga.
Saznanje te istine siri~se neiz-
drzivom silom brzinom medju
radnim masama svih zemalja.
I to toliko wise koliko je
rat izazvao svuda necuveno razo-
renje, i "a rat treba svuda platiti
procente ma dugove, medju osta-
linn j "pobedilacki" narodi imaju
te procente da plate.
A sta su procenti? To je mill
jardski danak gospodi milioneri-
ma zato sto su bill tako ljubazni
da dopuste desetinama miliona
radnika seljaka da ubijaju sal
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-07-24

Jedan amerikanski novinar ie pos
tavio Leninu 1925. godine t.legraficne
pet pitanja. Lenin je ma njih odgovo
rio pod uslovom da Sc njegov odgovol
otstampa najmanje stotinu americ
kin novina. Radnicka Borba je donela
odgovore Il celosti svom 10. broju
z. maia, 1925. godine.
Ovde donosimo Leninov odgovor n;
peto pitanje, koje glasi: go cemu bi jos
hteli obavestiti jayno mnjenje Ameri
ke?" Citaoc &c ovom Leninovom od
govoru naci da on nije zagovarao bra
njenie burzoaske demokratiie, kao Ste
je sada povampireno brane pseudoko
munisti, nego je napada marksistiGk
kao sto to cini Socijalisticka Radnicks
Partija. Citaoc &c takodjer videti da
Lenin zagovara obaranie kapitalizma
nazivajuci ga "najglavnijom prepre
kom drustvenog razvitka.'' I on izri
tito veil da je burzoaska demokratiia
najamno ropstvo - kapitalizam, CHA
je propast, veil Lenin, neizbezna, bas
obratno pseudok okomunistima koji bra.
neci "demokratiju,' brane kapitali.
zam. I oni jos imaju obraza da Sc po-
javljuju pred radnicima kao njihovi
priiatelji!
A sada cujmo Sta veil Lenin:l
Wise cd svega ostalog ia bin
hteo da saopstim javnom mnjenju
Amerike sledece:
Bilo je vreme feudalizma (kmet-
stva), kada Sc radni narod nalazio
u ropskoj !poteinjenosti knezevi-
ma, dvoranima, posednicima, e.
piskopima manastirima.
: U poredjenju tim feudalizmom
doba kapitalizma, znacilo je II sve-
tu istoriski korak napred ma pu-
tu "slobode", "jednakosti'', ode
mokratije" (vlasti naroda).
No nije tim nista mamie kapita-
liam bio ostao najamno rops-
two, eksploatisanje miliona vred-
nih radnika i seljaka cd jedne MIS-
tavne mainline savremenih gospo-
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-07-24

Jer ta privatna svojina jeste eks-
ploatacija mnogih Cd strane njih
malo, izvor pljackaskih ratova
medju narodima.
Pobeda Medjunarodne Soviet
ske Republic obezbedjena je.
Ma kraju hotu da kazem jos
Ovo:
Amerikanski burzovi obmanjuju
narod, hvaleci Sc slobodom, jed
nakoscu, demokratijom svojoj
zemlji.
No nj ii burzovi niti koji drugi,
niti jedna vlada moze latiti Sc, i
boji latiti Sc utakmice nasom
vladom ma nacelima stvarne slo-
bode, jednakosti, demokratije.
Uzmimo - da sparazumom tre-
ba da Sc obezbedi, cd nase VIA
de Cd ma koje druge ugovorac-
ke, sloboda razmene brosura, knii-
ga, izdanih Cd strane Wade ma
kom jeziku zeli, knjiga koje sadr-
ze tekst zakona dane zemlje, tekst
ustava objasnjejnima njegovog
preimucstva mad ostalim ustavi-
ma.
Nj jedna Cd burzoaskih vlada u
svetu Re usudjuje Sc pofi ma ta-
kav mirni, slobodni, ravnopravni,
demokratski sporazum nama!\
Zasto? Zato sto sve Wade, j.
zuzev sovjetskih. odrzavaju Sc po-
mocu ugnjetavanja obmana ma
sa. Ali je veliki rat 1914.-1918.,
razbio tn obmanu.
(Brosura stampana 1920.)
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-07-24
II ZIVOTA FEDERACIJE.

NICKOJ BORBI. Cita Sc usvaja od-
govor sekretara Federaciie.
Cd scepovica, Detroit, Il vezi sa
oglasivanjem afera II RADNICKOJ
BORBT. cita Sc i usvaia odgovor Sc
kretara Federacije. Cd r. Jelusica,
Hoboken, agitatoru Federacije. cita
Sc usvaja odgovor sekretara Fed.
Protitana je izmeniena korespoden-
cija izmediu Nacionalnog Centralnog
Ureda po raznim pitaniima, koja sc u.s.
vaja.
Sledeti sn Ogranci poslali svoje me-
scene izvestaje: Akron, Bellwood, De
troit, Hoboken, Milwaukee New York.
Sledecim Ograncima su izdate bes-
platne tlanske markice: Chicago 5, De-
troit 10 i Youngstown 10.
Opstc primedbe sekretara Fedora
ciie Sc usvajaju. Takodier izvestaj ured-
nika RADNIcKE BORBE Sc usvaja
Odluceno da Sc odrzi 80. konvencija
Federaciie 30, 81. augusta !. septem'
bra 1911. Konvencia da Sc otvori II sl
botu II 3 sata po podne. Da Sc odrz
javna skupstina nedeliu 81. augusta
Potetak Il . sata po podne; da Sc pri
priredi koncerat nedelin vece, 81. av
gusta. a banket II ronedcliak !. septem
bra. poGetak II ] sat po podne. Sve afe
re la priredi Ooranak Detroit w pomo{
Kluba RadniGke Borbe u sporazuml
Centralnoe Ureda.
Tema ma skupstini Ia bude: Svet
ska situaeiia radnicka klasa.
Sednica Sc zatvara 2:3o po podnc
G. stEPOVIC,
rekorduiuti s.kretar