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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-04
4 Youths Hurt
linear Smdshup
Tine. stan Correspondent

PONTIAC. April -four Pom
tlac youths were injured. one
critically. when their car left the
road at high speed. hit three posts
and stone wall al Elizabeth Lake
and Williams Lake roads early
today
Gordon C.. Meador. 10. Of 24e
West Walton boulevard, reported
by deputies TO have been driving
is in General Hospital with skull
fracture and multiple cuts anc
abrasions. said TO be in Just fair
condition.
With him is Kenneth Hall, 10
of SIG Baker street, severely cut
about the face. The other two
youths. John Byrns. 81, Of 5ls
Montana street. and Nern Rice
I1S. OF SO East Pike street, wer,
treated at the hospital for cuts
and bruises and sent home.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-04
Warning Given
To Help Buyers
Times stan Correspondent

LANSING. April Advising
purchasers to buy materials from
known and responsible" statesmen
only, city health department Of
Ihcials revealed today that several
Lansing restaurants had purchased
"a roach powder which failed to
carry proper label declaring its
poisonous contents.
Harold Schlichting. restaurant
inspector. discovered the violation
during a routine inspection. Ir
one instance, he said, the powder
was in a plain carton bearing nc
indication of the contents except
the word medicine"
'POison In any form Is very
dangerous" Schlichting said,
"but when IL Is unidentified the
danger is Increased 1000 times.
Recently IL persons died In
Pittsburgh when they mistook
roach powder for -four and used
II In q pancake mixture"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-04
Worker Shifted
To Night Side
Ends His Life
Wife Finds Body
OF Flint Man With
His Throat Cut
Times star Correspondent

FLINT, April Solomon Y.
81, Of 901 Marqustte
street. was a suicide today because
he had been transferred from a
day to night shift in a local
plant, police were told by his wife,
Rose.
Funeral services were to be COM
pleted today.
Mrs. Bakkala said she found her
husband at their home with his
throat cut. She said he could not
sleep in the daytime and became
nervous and worried.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-04
Jeanne E(kert
Rites Monday
Time. star Correspsndens

LANSING. April Privata
funeral services will be held Mon
day afternoon for Miss Jeanne
Eckert, daughter of Otto E. Eek.
ert. superintendent of the board of
water and light, who died at her
home yesterday morning following
a long illness. She was % years
old.
Services will be conducted By
the Rev. A. D. Stauffacher. The
family requested today that no
flowers be sent to the home.
Miss Eckert became i'll shortly
after her graduation from North
western University last June
w h e re she completed a business
course with high hcnors.
She graduated from Central
High School in Lansing in jan
uary, 1887. Surviving are her
parents and a sister, Barbara A.
Eckert.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-04
+ Cited
Liquor Board Charges
to Be Aired
Times star Correspondent

FLINT, April enlarged with
selling beer TO minors. Herman
Knickerbocker of Knickerbocker
Gardens, 1909 North Saginaw
street, has been cited 10 appear
before the Michigan Liquor Con-
troll Commission next Thursday at
the Genesee County Building.
Charges against Knickerbocker
were preferred by state investi-
gators. Seven others cited for
gambling and sale of beer to
minors also were cited and ordered
to appear for hearings.
They include John Bauman, Old
Dutch Inn, Flushing; Selden jan
kins. Village Inn. Flushing: Darby
& Terry, Flushing; Richard Van
Peecki, Flushing; Robert Wisler,
Dawson Hotel, Dawson; Frank
and John Wilson. 56l9 North Sagi-
nav street; and Joseph Lewicki
041 Pierson road.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-04
a High Schools
To Attend MISC
Choral Festival
I.l34 Voices Messed
for Event Scheduled
for Friday. Saturday

EAST LANSING, April 1.-The
theme. american Unity Through
Music" will set the patriotic tone
for "a Michigan high schools which
will send 1873 students to Mich
igan State College next Friday
and Saturday to sing in the annual
Michigan State Choral Festival.
Sponsored by the Michigan
School Vocal Association. this
years sing fest promises to be the
largest and most successful yet,
according to Russell w. Switzer.
association president, from Lam
sing Central High School.
The two-day program will in
clude solos and ensembles. mixed
choruses and glee clubs from the
competing schools, climaxed by q
massed chorus of 1.134 voices ac-
companied by the Michigan State
College Symphony Orchestra.
WILL BROADCAST
The college radio station.
WKAR, will broadcast solos and
ensembles at various times on FRI
day and the massed chorus con-
cert at 4:30 p. m. Saturday.
Officers in charge of festival ar.
arrangements include Switzer, chair
man; Lester Mccoy, M. S. v. A.
vice president. solo and ensemble
chairman, Hartland, and DR.. Ed
win Stein, local chairman, East
Lansing.
Outstanding features of the pro-
gram will be the solos and en-
sembles at 9 a. m. Friday in the
college music building, the mixed
tchoruses and glee clubs at $50
a. m. Saturday in Fairchild The
alter, and the massed chorus at
4:30 p. m. Saturday in the main
auditorium.
SCHOOLS AT FESTIVAL
The schools which will partici-
pate in the festival include Vassar.
Evart, Holland. Traverse City,
Grand Rapids Christian, Pontiac
Senior. Owosso, Howard City,
Bedding Central, Grand Blanc, Te-
cumseh, Flint Central, Bangor,
Battle Creek Academy, Adrian
Senior. Adrian Junior. Oxford,
Lansing Eastern. Lansing Central,
Chesaning, Dearborn, Detroit Cen
trail, Battle Creek Central, Sturgis
Central. Williamson. Mount Glenn
ems, Romeo. Port Huron. Center
Line. Hudson, Galien, Royal Oak,
Birmingham and Marlette.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-04
'AutOiStS
Given


FLINT, April 4.-Police Inspec'
tor Robert c. Demaroff today
warned Flint motorists not TO lei
April showers bring flowers.
ut Is said that April showers
bring May flowers, but motor
lists should take heed and drive
carefully to prevent any flow
ers coming their way" he stated.
Just remember that IL you
get hurt, a crutch may support
you, but II won't support your
family"
Today's list of traffic violation.
include:
Frank Ralph, Detroit, improper
turn.
John Monaghan. 134 East Stew
art. ignoring red signal.
Forrest Latting, 367 Myrtle, ig
noring red signal.
Max Berry, 2017 Francis, ignor
ing red signal.
Glenn Palmer, 11S Tobias, speed
ing
Wilmer Williams, 1902 Linder
road, speeding.
Halls Barker, 11163 Richfield
speeding.
Clinton Mohler, 949 West Ather
ton, speeding.
Edward Glaner. 827 Paterson
ignoring stop sign.
Lawrence Tatro. Holly, driving
against traffic.
Daniele Griffith. 1431 Mclean
prohibited left turn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-04
Times stan Correspondent

FLINT. April FLINT could bid
farewell 10 Betty Simpson today
The red haired storm center of
half hundred labor disputes in
Flint. who did a "topsy turvy' in
switching her affiliation from one
labor group TO another, has been
transferred 10 Lansing, it was I'M
derstood today.
In the capitol city she will have
charge OF organization work among
the United Service Workers. Go
affiliate. while the chores she did
here will be taken over by Jacob
a. Waldo. international represen-
-tAtiNe OF the USW
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-04
Lansing Views
Raid Fire Pumps
Times stan Correspondent

LANSING. April A demon
stration of the various types of
hand and trailer pumps for extin-
gushing fires will be held at the
south side Of the State Capitol
Building next Tuesday night.
T. Scott Saylor, co-ordinator OF
the county defense council. said
that the demonstration will be in
charge of Ernest Blohm of the
state conservation department.
All fire chiefs in the county and
auxiliary firemen are invited to
attend. Meanwhile it was an
nounced that important matters
pertaining to civilian defense will
be discussed at a meeting of the
Lansing Motorcycle Club, 2 p. m
tomorrow in their clubhouse.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-04
5000 Expected
To Vote Monday
In Pontiac Race
City Commission,
Constables, 2-MiIl
Tax Plan on Ballot
Times stan Correspondent

PONTIAC. April 4.-Turnout OF
at least 5000 voters is expected
by City Clerk Harry A. Maurer in
Mondays municipal election.
Pleas in all sections of the city
for electors to exercise their fran
chise may bring the total higher,
Maurer added. Polls of the city's
33 precincts will open at Z 90 a. m
and close at 800 p. m.
There will be two ballots. one
containing the names of candidates
for city commission and constable
and the other carrying the pro-
posed charter amendments to give
the city 2 mills additional tax fol
this and next year TO put munich
pal services nearer war emer
gency footing.
The ballot for candidates viii
show no opponents for four in.
cumbents. DR.. Howard Mcneil OF
Ward No. ]: John Lyons of Ware
No. 3: j. II. Patrick Glynn oil
Ward No. s, and Joseph Potts Of
Ward NO. Z, nor 10 Constable
Percy Newman.
The commission races are ir
Ward No. 2, between the incum-
bent Philip Sauer and Joseph
Moon, in Ward No. a. between
incumbent John Race and Arthur
Law. and in Ward No. 5. between
incumbent George w. Booth, who
is now serving as mayor, and Mrs
Kathleen Henson.
The races for the two judgeships
of municipal court are between
incumbent Maurice r. Finnegan
and Ralph Becker for the presid-
ing bench and between incumbent
Charles r. Webster and Homer
Gerue, now chief clerk Of the
court, for the associate magistrate.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-04
Call Off Show
Lansing Cancels Annual
Hobby Exhibit

LANSING. April 4.-Cancella-
ton of the Greater Lansing'S fifth
annual hobby show this year was
announced today by the city
recreation department. The show
was scheduled April % to % at
the Oldsmobile Engineering Build
ing.
Officials explained that they
were unable TO obtain the use of
the building this year due TO the
plants all-out defense program
and that other accommodations
were not desirable.
The show will not be resumed
until after the war. Last year
more than $1,000 persons visited
the more than 200 exhibits.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-04
Kellogg TO Head
Pontiac Moose
Time. star Correspondent

PONTIAC. April Marion c..
Kellogg is the new governor OF
Pontiac Moose Lodge. No. 1872. He
and other officers for the ensuing
year will be installed next week.
Kellogg succeeds William Mahar
who now is secretary OF the lodge.
The other new officers are
Kline Dudley. junior governor
Henry p. Moore. prelate; c. A.
Schneider treasurer: Leonard r.
Walsh. trustee for two-year term.
and Elmer HUMPHREYS for three
years.
The Moose will stage an Easter
program for members and their
families tomorrow afternoon al 3
o'clock, with the ladies of the
Moose in charge Mayor George
w. Booth. City Commissioner j.
II. Patrick Glynn and Municipal
Judge Charles p. Webster will be
the speakers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-04
Defense Worker Held
After Police S(uffIe

LANSING. April 4.-Howarc
Bailey, 2S-year-old Lansing de-
Tense worker, faced trial in cir
cult court today on a charge OF
resisting an officer growing out OF
his escape from Patrolman Don
aid Jackson, March Z. after the
officer attempted TO dissuade him
from driving his car.
Bailey, alleged to be under the
influence of liquor. drove his Car
away despite the officers urging
and then tossed him from the car
when Jackson jumped on the run
ming board. Bailey was bound
over TO circuit court yesterday by
Municipal Judge Louis <. Coash
He is free under bond.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-04
Cycle Permits
Lansing Puts Licenses
for 1912 on Sale
Time. star Correspondent

LANSING. April 4.-The 1912
bicycle licenses went on sale here
today at the police station with
officials anticipating a large vol
ume in view of the revived popu-
larity in the two-wheelers.
Chief O'Brien said that owners
need not bring their bicycles to
the station, if they were licensed
last year. New licensees, however,
must bring their vehicles.
The fee is 25 cents. Plates will
be sold from $50 a. m. TO $50
p. m. every day in the week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-04
Safe in Store
Cra(ked for $500
Times stan Correspondent

LANSING, April 4.-Police to-
day sought a pair of burglars who
invaded the Kramer's auto parts
store on 800 East Kalamazoo
street early today and stole ap-
proximately $500 from the safe
after breaking the combination.
The burglars gained entrance
by breaking window in the over
head door. Police said the COM
bination was broken apparently
after being hit by sledge hammer
blows.
A checks was being made today
TO determine whether they took
merchandise. Max Kramer. the
owner. told police he was insured
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-04
Move for Harmony
Woman, Storm Center Of AFL-CIO Row Over
Culinary Workers. Goes TO Lansing

against her and the Go group
10 determine the validity of the
contract between the ALL and the
hotel ended in A victory for the
culinary workers when circuit
court decision directed that all
books and records that she had
removed from the unions Offices.
including money belonging to the
union. were 10 be returned
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-04
Flint Odd Fellows
Plan Rally Monday
Times stan Correspondent

FLINT. April 4.-Grand Mas.
ter Glenn III. Hammell OF kala.
mazoo will be the speaker at q
defense rally to be staged Monday
night at Goodall Temple. 70Sia
East Fourth avenue, by Genesee
County Odd Fellows lodges anc
the Rebekah chapters.
NJ A. Young. president of the
newly formed Odd Fellows De-
Tense Club. said plans for the
lodges participation in civilian de.
Tense will be formulated at the
rally
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-04
Women's Group TO Meet

LANSING. April Am open
meeting of the Michigan Women's
Government League, non-partisar
study group. will be held Tuesday
night at the YWCA Speakers
will be Mrs. Fern Smith Ham
mond of Saginaw and Mrs. Eliza.
beth L. Belen. A discussion will
be held on election laws and pro.
posed changes. Miss Isabel Lar.
will is president of the league.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-04
In Flint Today
AT THE THEATRES

PALACE Lady Has Plans "
CAPTTOi,-'Ths Fleets In
GARDEN Perfect snob, - and IAN
House Blues "
ROXY Mr.. Wise Guy ana Prairie
Thunder .
DELLA--"One Foot IN Heaven" and
Last Of Duanes
STRAND Swamp water" ana Week
end for Three 30
STATE" Sundu~n,' and Raiders OF
the West -
REGEST-"How Green Was NJ valley .
NORTOWN-" FLYING Blind and Nd
From Kansas
MICHIGAN Kathleen = and Lone
Star Raiders 80
RIALTO Danger on the Ar and
'WestlAnd Case
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-04
Golf Links Opened
Times star Correspondent

SAGINAW. April FIRST gob
of the season was being played
today al Westdale. where the first
nine holes were opened 10 the
public this morning. The first
nine dried up earlier than the
second. which is expected to be ir
use next week. according TO Joe
Walderzak. manager Next course
TO open will probably be the
Bridgeport Country Club, where
green's and fairways are expected
TO be ready next weekend OF
soon afterward.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-04
1g1av Council Delays Probe of Airport Land Sale Charges
5000 1ngham Aliens
To BE NaturaliZed
Times stan Correspondent

LANSING. April 4.-Naturaliza-
ton of 5000 Ingh m County
aliens was the program mapped
out today by a committee of five
persons headed by DR.. j. w. Sex
ton. superintendent of l. ans n &
schools.
Committee members and volun-
teer workers will contact the
aliens in this area and urge them
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-04
Bond Dance
$4.2o7 Sold at Event
in Pinconnine
Times star Correspondent

PINCONNING. April 4. II
every one bought defense bonds
and stamps like residents of this
Bay County community. the gov
eminent would have plenty OF
money
In staging a dance for defense
the Pinconningites purchased A.'
207 worth of stamps and bonds
more than 81 per capita for the
city of 1925 and more than SIC
each for the 400 persons at.
tending.
"A barber bought $40 worth
Of stamps" said John w. jan
kowiak. chairman. Zone person
bought $500 worth and several
bought 500 worth"
Another such dance is planned
for next month.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-04
Ex-Gov. Dickinson
10 Preach Tomorrow
Time. stan Correspondent

PONTIAC. April 4.-Luren d.
Dickinson, former governor. will
preach the Easter sermon at Cen
trail Christian Church. BAT North
Saginaw street. tomorrow.
This and all other churches OF
the city have made elaborate
plans for capacity attendance to-
morrow. Good Friday services in
the churches here set new attend
ance records and indicated even
greater congregations for the
celebration of the Resurrection.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-04
In Pontiac Today
At THE THEArERs

OAKLAND The Fleets In" Jimmy
Dorsey and his band. Shorts. News
SuBdAy-Same
sTRAND-"Cau Out the Marines mo
Hands on the Clock" News. SUNDAY
n Yank on the Burma Road, sins
Your Worries Away News
STATE" Sleepytime Gal" SHUTDOWN
Jim News. Sunday-Same.
EAGLE Glamour Boy. 80 "Artzona
Terrors" sea Raiders" Chapter IL
sunday swamp Water" swing il
soldier "
oRPHEUM --"The Westerner " 'ssps
a. Sea sunday" Keep En- FHtng.
Week end In Havana -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-04
Asks $4,000 for Injuries

FLINT. April A suit seeking
$4,000 damages has been started
in circuit court by Mrs. Catherine
Mcleod of Howell, against Paul
krutka of Flint. for injuries she
suffered in an auto crash Dec. z,
194l, at Richfield and Irish roads.
Mrs. Mcleod claims her face was
disfigured by the injuries.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-04
In Lansing Today
At THE THEATERs

MiCHiGAN-"Th Fleets In"
GLADMER Rookie Hart
LANSlNG--'You' In the Army Now -
'Mad Doctor OF Market Street "
CAPITOL "Plsymates." Father
Takes n Wife "
oRPHEUM--"L Law Of the Range" Her
First Romance "
PLAZA ION Their Own" THE Silver
stallion
STATE-"Great Guns {"
-NORTHTOWN-"M Married Bachelor"
SOUTHTOWN Maltese Falr %
Death Valley Outlaws
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-04
MOVE FOR HARMONY

The move TO transfer her was
started in the interest of harmony
shortly after she led the switch OF
members in the AFL Culinary
Workers Union to the Go United
Service Workers.
She first attracted attention
when she led the strike against
Mary Lee candy store. Later she
was arrested and charged with
conspiracy in labor dispute. She
was acquitted on this charge.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-04

to attend citizenship classes which
will be held at the Y. w. c. A..
Lincoln School and Resurrection
School.
Paid and volunteer instructors
will participate in the program
All aliens are invited to attend
classes ithout charge. Head.
quarters for the citizenship coun.
Gil have been established at 127
North Ce ar street.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-04
In Saginaw Today
At THE THFATTRs

TEMPLE--"The Fleets In"
FRANkLlN--'Va Valley of the Sun" and
Brooklyn Orchid Z"
WOLVERINE-"Yo Belong 10 Mo
and Secrets OF the Wasteland
CENTER - "Unhoy Partners" and
Fighting Bill Fargo"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-04
In Bay City Today
At THE THEATERs

REGENT-"we Were Dancing"
- CENTER-"Cadet Cir and Swami
Water"
WEsTowN-''Blues in the Night" and
Dude Cowboy"
WASHlNGTON--"L Lone Wolf Takes n
CLANCY and "Doctnrs Dnn-f Tell
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-04
ENDED IN Staying

Shortly after she led the switch
from AF'L 10 Go, although she
failed to hold all her followers. a
jurisdictional dispute arose with
the Hotel Durant as the innocent
victim. During picketing of the
hotel. Sam Waters. Is. a Go or
ganizer, was slain by Otto Druhe.
81. hotel chef and president of the
AFL union. Druhe was acquitted
by a circuit court jury.
A fight started by the AFL union
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-04
WSAM Program
SATURDAY AEIERNnnN

NFI MINI NfTFHNOON
20O-Bond Brigade.
3.0O-BOnd Brigade
4 0O1- News: Freddie Martin.
30 south American Way.
5:00--Nevs; lntetlude
5:l5-Boy Scouts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-04

Noah W. Oman. 1908 Lyons street
Burton f. Floria, ii07 West Court street
Genevieve NJ Cullimore swartE Greek
Beverly A soucie. Beecher. III
Orlando Whitehead. 1915 Garland street
Lewis r. Jones. f2ii West Downey street
Agata A. Brzuszek. 1928 Industrial avenue
Amanda :. ostrander, ais East Fifth
street,
violst JOHNSON. 4so5x Horton street.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-02-12

tirale Argentinske Novine. Nj re-
ci sa kojom da potvrde "tesku'
optuzbu protiv mas, sen puke kon-
statacije da SUI mas c~itirale pome-
mute "Novine." Cudno je da pseu-
dokomunisti vide Il drugim novi-
mama nase "autoritativno" pisa
ME "kako &c Hitler 'smrviti' So
vjetsku Juniju" it'd, a sami to nj
su u stanju naci u Radnickoj Bor-
bi. Cudno je i zasto Sc pseudoko-
munisti ne usudjuju citirati ono
sto su slobodno il nase novine do
nele "Argentinske Novine."
Ali ako Sc pseudokomunisti nj
gu usudili nj reel citirati da
"potvrde" svoje lame napade pro-
tiv nas, mi cemo Sc potruditi da
i'm "pomognemo' da "dokazu" svo-
ju optuzbu:
"Argentinske Novine" cd S. de-
cembra, 1941. godine, pod rubri-
kom, "Znate liz" pisu:- Da rad
! nicka Borba" IL Sjeverne Ameri-
Ike, kako to navodimo ma drugom
mjestu, napada Englesku i Sjever-
nu Ameriku zbog dvolicne politike
koju vode prema Rusiji, isticuci
da owe drzave p%rizeljkuju poraz
i Hitlera, ali isto zelje u~nistenje
;Sovjetske Junije." Ma istoj stra-
nici istog broja te novine u celos-
ii je obelodanjen mas clanGic il
rubrike "Vazne medjunarodne We
sti," pod naslovom: "Licemerne
demokratije mirno gledaju kako
pada Sovjetski Savez," koji Sc po-
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-02-12

cudi, jer Sc cd tog olosa boljem nj
kada nadati necemo.
A sto Sc tice naseg "saveza' sa
fasistiekim Argentinskim Novina-
ma, pseudokomunisti &c imati
vtaskog posla da to dokazu. Nika-
da mi nismo sa neprijateljima rad
nickog oslobodjenja imali ista "a
jednickog. Ali pseudokomunisti Sc
mogu pohvaliti da su oni uvek BIZ
Ii u savezu sa neprijateljima rad
nicke klase. Drugim recima, pseu-
dokomunisti SUI kao dzeparos nakon
sto svoju zrtvu potajno orobi, da
bi sa sebe skrenuo paznju, IL svog
grla, odnosno az torbe starog
Ante" vice: "drzite lopova"
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-02-12

Dude oskrnavljena koracima goni-
telja robova?
Kada Sc jedna oligarhija cd
300. 600 robovladalaca osmelila da
upise pc prvi put u analima sve-
ia rec Ropstvo' mad zastavom O.
ruzanog ustanka; kada Sc ma is
tim mestima, gde Sc jedva pre-
jednog stoleca ideja jedne velike
Demokratske Republic pc prvi
put pojavila, gde prvi proglas CO.
vekovih prava bese izdan i prvi
impuls bese daden Evropskoj Re-
voluciji cd 10. stoleca, - kada
Sc ma istim tim mestima kontra-
revolucija, u svekolikoj punoci,
hvalila sa zamenjivanjem 'ideja.
pothranjivanih vreme izradjiva-
MIA starog ustava' i p%odrzavala da
je 'ropstvo jedina korisna ustano-
va, koja je ideja, razume Sc, bila
jedinstveno resenje pitanja O cd
nosu izmedju kapitala i rada', i
kada je ia kontrarevolucija cinic-
XII proglasila svojinu mad covekom
kao "kamentemeljac move zgrade',
tada je radnicka klasa u Evro-
ri odmah razumela, cak i pre- ia
naticke saradnje sa strane wise
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