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Evening star., 1942-10-06
Curb Stocks
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The Stov.

The Stor.
DOMESTIC. Close.
Aero Supply B .45e- 13s !
Air Investors IA
Ala Great Sou 4.5Oe- IN
Ala Power pf i6)--- 50
Ala Power Of (1) ~
Alum CO Am BE 9Sh |
Alu mCo of t6) -- 1854
Ltd (hS)-- 66L2
Am Book ! .25e q
Am Cap pr pf (5l2) S0A
Am City Pw & 1t (A) 91s
Am Cyanamid OBJ 80 36h
Am Fork 4 Hot Use 1875
Am Gas g. E .60a - 1sh
Am 1t g. Trac ] 20 l1@
Am Potash a. Ch Use 4aLa |
Am Republics 1Oe- 5a4
Am Superpower pf - e12
Am Superpw 1st pf-- 4S3s
Am Writing Paper "a
Ark Nat Gas pf .1Ok- Sss
Art Metal 80 5A
Att Birming g. c pf So
Atlas Plywood 1.5Oa- lS
Axton-Fisher (A) %
Babcock Il will Ge)-- 81
Baldwin Loco war 3A
Baldwin L of 2.1O-- 81
Beech Aircraft 1Oh
Bliss (E W. (2)- 13
Blue r cv of I'd 33s,
Breeze Corp 1g)- 2Ia
Brewster Aero BOG - 5A
Bun Mag & East pf- $50
Buff NsEV lst 81 6sR
Bunk Hill g. 8 d. 1h
Callite Tnng .25e-- j.,
Carman (B) .5Oe-- 5:s
ert'1s Cent NY pw pf o. 75k
Cessna Aircraft 1e-- aNs
Chicago Flex De 6OA
Childs pf ----- ga
Cities Service ~
Cities Service pf 3g-- 452
Cities Svc pf BIB - 81
City Auto Stpg 60 4Ha
Clark Control .15e-- IL,
Col Fuel d&,I war--- IA
Col G 81 Z of 8 %
Compo s M ytc .65e- IA
Conn Tel & Eler "a
Cons G&E Bal 800 5la
Consol M6S (h1a) %
Consol r 8 pf (S) - 107
Cons Steel Corp pa
Cont G E pr pf = ~
Cont Roll & 8 1.50e- "a
Cooper-BesSemer 1e 7A
Copper Range soc 5E
Courtauls .135e- Az
Creole Petrorm Boa Is
Croker wheel .5Oe- 3
Crown Cen P cog la
Cub Atl Sug 2.5Oe = 11s4
Dayton Rubber l) 10b
Dayton R, r tA) t.) = 23h
Duke Power a.a5e 81
Eagle Pitcher L &30e "a
East G&F pr pf f4.5O 2l
Eastn Sts pf tB) 1OA
Elec Bond Il Share 1ss
Elec BIS pf 90 4234
Elec B&S pf (6D - 4B
III q "a "a + + stsas q 3 pf ssa.
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Eureka Pine L (2)-- 237s
Fairchild e Il A - ia
Falstaff Brew co.
Fansteel M .25g--- z
Feeders .16e ---- 49,
Ford Ltd .1O7e--- 2M
Froedt g Il NJ .S0a-- IL
Fuller (GA) 2E an
Fuller CIV pf S3 (3g)- ~
Gen Water @ B. E pf 26
Gen Out Ad pf o. 67h
Glen Alden 1.10e 13A
Gorham Mfg 1.60e %
Greenfield T g. 4 1g- 6T
Gulf OIL Corp Ia - 32A
Gulf st Ut pf d. 100
Hecla Mining .75e--- g.
Heller (WE) (o4Oa) g
Horn Il Hard t2l 94h
Humble Oil l .376e--- So
Hyerade Food 3N
III Iowa p pf 2.O5k- 20M
m Ia PWr div ct Ia
Imp Chem Ind .94e-- 3ia
imp OIL Ltd h.5Ol-- ia
Ind Svc 81 pf 20
Ind Svc ~ pf 20
Ind Pw&Lt pf S.26 a.
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Dividends Announced
Freight Loodinqs

NEW YORK, Oct tR.- Revenue
freisht cars handled BY railroads reporting
today for the week ended October in
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Sampson Named Head
Of American Welding
Ey the Associated Press.

CLEVELAND, Oct. civilian J..
Sampson. jr. formerly general man.
ager Of sales for the steel and tubes
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Sears, Roebuck Sales
Below Year Ago
In September
Decline 81 Per Cent;
Increase Reported by
Montgomery Ward
BY the Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Oct. 6-Sears. Roe
buck & Co. today reported sales fol
September at $80,527 ,208, compared
with $85,7l4,253 during September
1941, or q decrease of $5,l87 ,045
equivalent to 81 per cent.
For the eight-month period. Feb
ruary to September, sales totaled
$558, ,317, ,701, against $60l ,797 .476 fol
the corresponding period year ago
This was a decrease Of $43, AIS, IT'S, o.
~ per cent;
Montgomery, Ward.
Montgomery, Ward q Co. reported
September sales at SCI 495 ,048
against SIS, ,78O.259 for the same
month last year. This was an In
crease of $1,714,789. or 2.87 per cent
For the eight months ending Sep.
tember 80, 1912, sales 'totaled $403,.
423, 1923, compared with $4l5, ,673 .09l
in the corresponding period a veal
ago, or decrease of 2.95 per cent.
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Weather Report

District Of Columbia colder tonight Diminishing winds.
Virginia and Maryland colder tonight.
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humidity fer Last ~ Heurs.
(From noon yesterday to noon today.)
Atehest. % per cent, at $50 pm.
Lowest, a. per cent, ut $50 Am.
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Monthly preeipitation in inches IN the
CAPITAL (current month TO date):
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The s~. and Mosu
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CHEVY CHASE n q

Convenient location to Conn. ave-, =
fm brlck. hrst-fioor sun parlor and break
iast rm:' 3 bedrooms, q tile baths, built
n gar: price. 1900: conveniently
financed: Call Sun. EN- 1890 to pm.
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PETWORTH-S87 750

$3.50; s rooms, bath. automatic heat.
concrete front porch, 2nd-ioor rear in
GloSed porch, 2-car garage; good condition.
Floyd e. DAVIS CO. Ma O362
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CHEVY CHASE-S9 OOO

Detached brick and frame, rm, .
paths. ] blk. to Wis. ave. trans. schools
and stores nearby. Call Sun. and week
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SOUTHEAST.

3 unealows-1 rooms and bath: ., 4
rooms and bath; not far from the District
all are practically new and priced low on
easy terms. Call at or phone our offlce
for "details.
CAPrTAL VIEW REALTY CO..
925 N Y Ave n w Realtnrs N1 o-ne
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RIVER TERRACE

Mr.. 34th st. n.e.--5 rms. bath. basement
screened porch, hardwood floors immedi
ate possession. Price, $4,000 AT. 711',22
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VACANT.
OPEN sim 10.7 pM

23 w. Baltimore St, Kensinston, Md
A lovely suburban home, 4 bedrooms hath
hot-water oil heat large living and dining
rm.. stairway attic, garage. Lot 1OOx21O.
Conn, ave; Owner. out of town anxious
10 sell. 35 min. TO Capitol in car or so
MIN. by bus. Also train service To reach.
out Conn. ave. past Chevy Chase Circle
to Kensinston. turn left on W. Baltimore
st, block to house and sign. E. M. FRY
INC, 6S40 Wis ave WI 6T40
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Colored-S r., auto gas heat, hardwood
noors; garage; full cellar; new recreation
rm.; terms.
207 Florida Ave nr Jtcn
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aooart pl. n.w.--a-story and basement
porch.x sesmi1de,. s5 SHn. rms bath. h,-wh..
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

FOR THE SMALL FAMILY WANTING
seclusion. woods birds, elegance. We be-
lieve this to be the most artistic house We
have even had on our lists and the owners
expected to spend their days there, Such is
war. rooms. . baths. lear built-in ga
rase; Price. 81? 800. Located near Ken
wood Country Club.
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER.
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Col I'd: n.w.-Attractive o-storv ana
basement froe frame. large rms. bath. h. W h
bscp hsoh' vsd. snd back porches. deep front and
$4,000, $500 cash bal. mo. hAe IT,
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and basement brick. rms, tiled h.}hy
NV NJ, n. good cond; A good buy at S1o.S1o'
subj. to offer; $4,000 cash. 0'"oo'
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basemen. brick. 8 rms. tiled bath, litchsn1 h~1
Saick " garage front and back porches:
eo,ooo. 5000 to $3.50 cash $50 to SES rso
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NEARBY MARYLAND

Conveniently located 5-bedroom brick
home, bedrooms. tile bath first floor,
3 bedrooms, / tile bath. second floor; gar
trsnsp.; shopping, Outstanding value
only 1880. Call Sun. EN-. 1890 to 8
pm. F. A. TWEED CO.. 55O4 Conn. ave
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Colored-Brookland. 400 block IryinR
MS rms, on floors good Condition;
only S6,950: terms. Mr.. Wills. Hobart
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NEW BRICK BUNGALOWS

4lSt and Tennyson rd.. University PIX,
bath, large f1oored and Insulated attic.
,ull basement, h.-wh,. large wooded lots.
Near schools and transp. From $3.50.
Terms.
o.o, PERRY BOSWELL. INC.
33o4 Rhode Island Ave NE WA. 1900.
ENeS.. WA 81 k6--lQ QdG -.
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BARNABY WOODS SFCTION

beautiful early American-style brick
home, well-arranged bedrooms he'd
room and bath top of first landing; air
conditioned, attached gar, wide. deep lot
overlooking park: immediate possession
CasH EN- 1890. to pm. F. A. TWEED
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ROOMING HOUSES w

l3 rooms, mr.. Procurement Dept, 9TH
and ;,n sW detached brick, furnished or
cash: Very good condition. FLOYD Es
DAVIS CO, MA 0352
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near 10Th and w sts n.w.-2storx
orick, corner. rms, lot about 2Sxllfs =.
soou location for undertaken or other
business; S4,250, terms arranged. ei
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rms, attic. cellar, located near 44th pl,
s;d, ana Alabama ave. Sc; large lot with beau
tlfui trees and shrubbery. Price, S6,250:
$3.50 cash. Sunday call FIR S223.
GUNN & MILLER. FIR. 21OO
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basement brick. 10 rms, bath .hhd
'front.' and back porches: commerc;si:'
ss'ooo. $3.50 to 1000 cash, S65 mo. wall
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
TRADE YOUR HOUSE

For one OF our beautiful detached homes in
Chevy Chase. D. c. These homes are
center-hall PLANNED and consist OF larse
den on hrst floor: 3 large bedrooms, Z
baths on second noor; larse screened in
aforementioned heat. very lovely home
on beautiful wooded lot in the heart of
Chevy Chase, very convenient to transporta-
pointment only. To see call Mr. Ginnetti
at BETHEL. DI. 3100 or TR. 7a32 ewes.
WOODBRIDGE BARGAIN.
o5ll Brentwood rd n,e.--Larre house.
small price; z rooms, bedrms.. attic;
large lot. 200 It. deep; n square r. /.
ave: bargain; open.
H, c. MAYNOR.
1914 r. l. Ave NE NO 1888
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CENTER-HALL COLONIAL,
S12950

Chevy Chase. Md.-Beautiful new brick
nome on large terraced lott large living,
dining rooms; de luxe kitchen, 70 bath,
large i screened porch: 3 bedrooms. 2 beau
uIul t tlle baths; fully insulated, air -condi-
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SIX lovely rms. and bath brick in sood
condition; Colonial porch h.-wh ecaI.
S6.9a0. terms. Ma. 1868.
CoLoRED-.-ExCELLEN LOCATION FOR
phn or dent1st, gent a very sturdy detached brick
nome nome. oouo DIX. st. NV. very spacious
h-stors t.s orick garage. Open to offer ana
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Colored--Beautiful home. rms, tile
oath, n VII, elec. Brookland. near 14th
and Kearney sts. ne; terms. North 1:,)a.
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KENsINGTON, MD, NEAR CONNECTICUT
ave bus line. not too far from B; g. Q.
station. Kensington has dignity and back
ground, is one of the most desirable of the
Northwest developments. Its residents like
space and quiet, trees and flowers. TINS
house on West Baltimore st. is OF the older,
space. has 4 bedrooms, hot-water heat,
electric range and refrigerator and m nre-
tains about half acre of land. Price.
&lO.bOO Immediate OCCUPANCY.
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NEAR EASTERN HIGH SCHOOL
WASH. COUNTRY CLUE DISTRICT.

WASH. COUNTRY CLUB DISTRICT.
Owner Transferred. Must Sell 1mmed.
White brick, Normandy arch, ! VI. old !
bedrm 1St fl. with tile shwr.; 3 bed1nS
End f.. with tile bath and shwr.; nice sun
porch and Ice. lawn; recreation rm, with
shwr.; oil heat. air cond.: completely IN
sulated: mr. schools stores l0c bus. 3
min. to d'town D. c.: exquisite furn. and
Oriental rugs also to be sold; price, ST.
500: furn.. S23.350.
GIL. 6a13. 32l4 No Woodrow. Arl.
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COLORED.
, Kenyon, near 13th-9 rms . h.th,
hf,,wh;, hardwood floors, Coion,.l natnh' nettnh'
fuli cellar: $l1,00o, terms s' porch
= i51h and & Rs rms. on two mrs. hath
thing. =. sno csiiar' convenient to every
h. Columbia rd,; near Ga. aYe.-s rms.
e eno Zoo h;tw;h tsrn Colonial brick fun cellar;
IN FarR pLGcolonial tapestry brick, 'front.'
fioors. hswho hk FIN trm1s. ..tie tie bath hardwood
1900 blk. CAPITOL ave.-coloniei tsnssS
Sy pfieS' rms, bath, hardwood firs.,
a" ianoc, rear porches: $3.50; cash. $500,
t.Vu PIX Harvard st.-1O rms, . baths
anna ausomaec M h-w.h. hardwood firs.. nun base:
JOHN p. MURCHISON.
Alel N. Hampshire Ave. NV. RI. 1897.
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COLORED BARGAINS
3OO7 lth ST.. n.w.-Brick, 10 rooms;
nice finished clubroom in basement
1924 Sth ST N.E.-BRICK: BIG LOT
ll12 Sth ST. N.E-BRICK. ROOMS,
baths, 3 Kitchens: good income property,
Ilo2 SWAMI ST. N.W.-BP1CK. IL
ROOMS, u baths; recently reconditioned.
Call Mrs. Lewis, HO. 1859. With
PASQUAL REALTY Co EX SaSn
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FOG N. ST. NV.

Slx-room row brick, bath, refriserator, 4
ranges laundry trays, screened. coal heat;
priced At only $3.50 for quick sale; sis IL
rooI, Colonial front porch. Cai at OF phone
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO..
925 NJ Y. Ave. NV Ma oSoS'
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

S7,50O-WEsLEY HEIGHTS SECTION.
6,room, 2-story house, in a beautiful
heghborhood. Drive out Wis. or Mass.
ave. to Cathedral ave. to 45th St, then
north ] blk. to 1875 Klinsle st. HENRY
CLAY CO.. MICHIGAN 06O0
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POSSESSION-S6.95O.
BROOKMONT MD
BUNGALOW

brick, air conditioned, garage; one block
TO- cars; one fare; S9.450 OWNER,
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Having Moved to NV Farm

! wish to sell my home, 522 14th st. Sc.
containing 8 large rooms and bath laun-
dry recreation room and office, unusual
Kltchen, oil heat. Cali Herndon S6-J-1I
OF write Fairfax, Va, r. F. D. No. /,
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OPEN TODAY, 1915.
1923 JUNIPER ST NV

Don't fail to see this charming det
brick, just off 18th st. cheerful rooms
"a bedroomsl, sun room, tiled bath. auto.
neat, spacious grounds. etc This unusual
convenient to everything Immediate
possession. Priced for only S13,950 on
Leo M. Bernstein e. Co., ME. 54OO.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-26

Rev. ]. E. DOuneIIy Only the Catho- lie Church has known them all, lived them all, and in fact stepped in when the hour seemed darkest to salvage for God and for man at least the greater part of the culture that came to the world with Christi- anity.
 But this is the most serious hour of all We wrote once before of the American Hierarchy describing 1t IS "the greatest crisis since the Church came out of the catatconnbs. !" Today the lines of its seriousness nave become so definite that even she less observant may discern the shape of the present.
 UNCHRISTIAN TWENTIETH
 CENTURY
 As we contemplate the drift of our twentieth century, our vaunted century of progress with its denial of God, its naturalizing of religion, It's destruction of freedom and its abandonment of peace, must we not admit that the years that have gone resemble more the years of barharism rather than the years of ! supposed Christian culture? For generations now the world has re- jected Christianity as the moral force that should guide public and social life and Christianity has been left to the private lives of those who find comfort in its teachings. Dur- Ing these generations Christianity has done little to check the on- ward rush of anti Christian phil osophies and even today we find it still being pushed aside without the power of successful unter-attack. THE PROMISE
 Is there cause for alarm? Some complacent Catholics hark back to the promise of Christ that "the gates of Hell" would never prevail against His Church and thoughtless and snug, they say that while the nigt,t is dark the dawn will come and while the present is somewhat unfortunate, there is no great cause for alarm.
 The editor of the London Catholic Herald, Michael de Ia Bedoyere, in a timely book, Christian Crisis, " points out deftly the error of this opirion. Gan Christianity save the wor1d?" he asks. "The question may seem strange on the lips of Cath olic, Yet, 1t is well to remind our- selves that our faith, as Catholics, tellg us no more than that the gates of Hell shall not prevail against the Church. This promise need not nec- essarily mean more than that Chris tianity will not be destroyed by its doctrine intact. It certainly cannot enemies and that 1t will preserve its be taken as meaning that Christian ity will necessarily remain the dom- mating force in any particular civtl- ization or region.
 "There is no guarantee that Bol- shevism will not spread in some form or other across the face of Europe, still less that anything re- sembling our present civilization will endure. Plus XI, we are told, be- lieved that something of this kind was a possibility to be reckoned with and prepared against the day of such disaster by encouraging the missionary activity and even aton- omy (within limits consistent with the oneness of the Church. of the Church in non- European lands."
 Indeed we have no infallible promise that the Church will ever succeed in accomplishing the work that Christ intended that 1t should accomplish. We have no guarantee that the Church will ever succeed In Christianizing the social order Though ure do have the word o1
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-26

century and a
 half of its exist-
 ence our country has been con- cerned (indirect-
 ally) with but one of these critical hours, that of the French Rev- olution. No west ern nation has know n more than one other the religious rev. Olution which divid e d' [ h e Christian world.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-26
THE CHRTsTTAN CRTeTs

ABLE OBSERVERS HAVE EsTI- MATED THE upheaval which has now spread throguh the world as the most serious crisis of Christian history. The world is at a turning point of its history and one more critical than any of the past. In the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-26
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RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-09-03
TRIDE5ET-pETI JUBILEE RADN|(kE B0RbE.
35 godno borbe pro+iv reformzmo neutrality-suspicious.

Nekoliko jugoslavenskih radni-
ka koji su ovde mogli videti da
nj ovdasnje drustveno uredenje
ne valja sastaSe sc u gradu New
Yorku naZad 35 godina udarise
temelj jugoslavenskom radnickom
pokretu kada Sc organizivase kao
nezavisno radnicko telo pokre-
muse prvu radnicku novinu ovoj
zemlji - RADNICKU BORBU.
Velimo udarise temelj, jer iako Sc
tamo nije srediste pokreta jugo-
slavenskih radnika moglo dugo o.
drzati ono Sc nakon kratkog vre-
mena ponovo pojavi II Cleveland,
Ohio, gde sc i dan nanas nalazi.
l ko zna kada gde i kako bi Sc
mogao drugamo udariti temelj ju-
goslavenskom radnickom pokretu
da nisu pomenuti posteni radni-
ci ranim danima nase emigra-
CHE poduzeli korak klasne borbe
protiv kapitalizma.
Nepoznavajuci ovdasnji jerk,
jer 1907. tesko da bese mnogo ju-
goslavenskih radnika koji su tada
bill starosedioci, sto znaci da su
vecina njih tex skoro IL kraja
dosli, prvi pokretaci r. B. skoro
da ne padose u celjuste refor-
misticke hijene. Jer ia gnusna
EVER pokusala je da i'll zavede pu-
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-09-03

tenn svojeg zloglasnog organa
"Volkszeitung"-a. | stvari, pos
to SUI naSi pioneri poznavali wise
nemacki Cd engleskog jezika, pr
va "radnicka" organizacija sa ko-
iom su oni doSli doir bese $50
cijalisticka" partija, ali Sc Moi
nisu prisjedinili. Kao da su ms
tiktivno osetili da Ovdasnji uslovi
diktiraju iskrenom radnickom po-
kretu da ne SINE trpeti reformi-
zam. Ali ne znajuci jos "a "dru-
gu" Socijalisticku organizaciju o.
nj SUI jamacno Moi nekako simpa-
tisali. No, nakon par godina, ka-
da malo nauciSe engleski oni doz-
nase "a opstanak te "druge" So
cijalisticke Radnicke Partije. l,
sledstveno, clanstvo Sc izgledno
podeli, nekoliko njih pogresno
smatrahu da je S. P. prava, a po
svoj prilici, vecina njih odmah
uvidose da je S. L. P. prava rad
nicka organizacija, jer cim Sc po-
krenula RADNICKA BORBA, ci-
il Sc prvi broj rodio 19. septem-
bra. 1907, nakon nekoliko broje-
va, organizovana Socijalisticka
grupa jugoslavenskih radnika, sa
ogromnom vecinom, resi- da Sc
drzi strogo uz revolucionarni pro-
gram Socijalisticke Radnicke Par
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-09-03
piSe: l.. Stefanovic

oHc StQlLe ndNTSll0 Sc lIlCt>eL
i pet godina Cd kako Sc pojayio
rrVi broj Radnicne BorDe - IVA
LiGnog Organa Jugoslavenske Fe-
deracije Socijalisticke RadniCke
Partije Amerike Istina, Radnicka
BoIba posta zvanicni organ naSe
Partije "a jugoslavenske radnike
par godina kasniie t. j., 1911. 60
dine, kada je nasa Federacija IVA
nicno prikljucena Socijalistickoi
Radnickoj Partiji. Ali sobzirom ma
cinjenicu, da su - Nasa Fedora
CHA Radnicka Borba = Cd vrlog
i'm pocetka stale uz revollcionarno
ucenje S. L. P, protiv zutog
reformistickog ucenia, takozvane
Socijalisticke partije - otuda nil
hov vrli pocetak bese pocetak Il
duhu slovu S. L. P.
Svrha pokretanja Radnicke Bor-
be bila je, da jugosiavenske rad
nike u marksistickom, to &c reel,
u socijalistickom duhu prosvecuje
organizuje, da bi isti, zaiedno
sa englesko-govorecim radnicima
owe zemlje, bill u stanju uzimati
aktivna ucesca ne samo kao IL
gradjivaci nuznih proleterskih re-
yolucionarnih sila, nego kao ak
tigni izvrs;oci proleterske revelu-.
cije radi opsteg i'm oslobodjenja
ispod naiamnog ropstva Trideset
pet godina Radnicka Borba je ver-
no, dosledno odano sluzila gor-
Moi svrsi radi koje je pokrenuta
Tako pokretanje Radnicke BoTbe
znaci pokretanje ne samo prvog,
nego jedinog Revolucionarnog
Vesnika na nasem jeziku ovoj
zemlji.
Svaki je poeetak teak, veil
Marks. To vazi "a Radnicku
Borbu. Tumaciti socijalisticku zna-
most naSim jugoslavenskim radni-
Gina pre- trideset i pet godina, be-
Sc zaista trudan posao. Trudan
IL diva razloga. Prvi razlog ie bio.
sto sami drugovi, koji su pisal,
Radnicku Borbu, nisu bill los do
voljno zapoznati, kako sa prilika-
ma owe zemlje, tako sa engleskim
jezikom. Samo toliko u koliko
su jerk poznavali mogli su Sc ko-
ristiti sa SIP. stampom. Ova po-
teSkoca bro je savladana. Nakon
par godina S. L. P. stampa posta
putovodja Radnickoj Borbi pri
objasnjavanju svih problema. Dru-
gi razlog bio je daleko tezi. To je
polie ma kome je Radnicka Borba
imala raditi; ljudski material ko-
ga je imala obradljivati.
Sto Sc odnosi do drustvenih pri-
lika u zemlji u vremenu pokre-
tanja Radni6ke Borbe - one be-
hu takve, da Sc klasna suprotnost,
izmedju radnicke kapitalisticke
klase ocitovaSe, tako reci, ma sva-
kom koraku. Kapitalizam kao dru-
stveni sistem zaokruzavase svoiu |
istorijsku karijeru. Razvitak alata
Ia proizvodnju bese dostigao stu
pani ma kome je kooperativni rad, |
kao druStveni rad, jedino moguc. |
Kooperativni rad znaci proizvod-
nju izobilja, to je garancija do
brog zivota "a sve. Ali owe mo-
gucnosti "a radnicku klasu ne zna-
ce nista, sve dok kapitalizam i !
dalie produzuje sa svojom vlada-
whom. Sve dok je bogatstvo zem-
lie sredstva "a proizvodnju
sve sto tim ide = u njihovom po-
sedu - posedu sve brojno mamie |
grupe kapitalista, sve dotle &c mi
lionita radnicka klasa biti lilo
zena nemilosrdnom izrabljivanju
i pliacci. l ona je zaista tada bila
izlozena takvom bljivanju i
pljacci.
IL ovakvih drustvenih prilika
radja Sc oslobodilacki program