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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-30

Koninklyk voor de Marine Insti-
TUT, the Annapolis Of Holland,
ship them to the East Indies and
West Indies until they are perfect
ly trained. and then keep training
them. Since the invasion Of Hol-
land, new naval schools have been
opened in England and the Meth
erlands.
The real pride of the Neither
lands navy has for many years
been the submarine division, whose
officers and men are veterans and
among the most highly trained Of
all the fleet personnel.
Americsn-built planes have long
helped form the backbone Of the
Netherlands scrappy air force.
The first order was placed In 1918
for Martin mombers. which have
been prominent In the air arm
ever since. Flying with them to-
day are American-built Lockheeds,
Curtisses, Brewsters and Ryans.
While naval officers have al
ways received their fundamental
schooling In Europe. the air corps
men have been trained In the In
dies as well as abroad.
In both the Netherlands army
and navy. and in their respective
air arms. natives in the Indies are
used in all phases Of operations
They make particularly good sea-
men and are rated As good as the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-30
Jewish Arbor Day
Service on Friday

Chamisho Osor B'Shvat. the
Jewish Arbor day which herslds
the coming of spring in Palestine,
viii be observed in connection with
the Friday evening services at
Talmud Torah synagogue.
Pupils OF the upper class of the
religious school of the congregs-
ton will take part in the program.
and will include jeanne Sussman.
Alvin Tone. Esther Turenne. Louise
Turenne. Chsrlene Goddard, Adele
Donion. Richard Drues and Frank
Werhisky.
There will be appropriate read
ings and recitations of Palestinisn
poetry and Biblical selections
Members Of the junior choir Will
sing selected portions of the serv-
ice.
Rabbi b. I. TRIGGER will offieiate
and win present the pupils in the
program The tea and social hour
in the vestry rooms viii follow
with members OF the synagogue
auxiliary serving as hostesses.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-30

Of transport workers In Tacoma
and served for . time N the
groups secretary. ! maintained
membership In the union for eight
years and would today still be
carrying my card except for the
fact that my promotion in the
ranks brought me to a position
where ! was no longer eligible for
union membership. Since my pro-
motion 10 superintendent IL years
ago. there has never been a griev-
ance between the drivers and either
the company or myself which was
not peacesbly settled. Ny history
a. a pioneer In the labor union
field in Tacoma assures the work
ers Of Tacoma sympathetic con-
alteration in my official acts II
elected commissioner of public
safety and member of the city
council.
Ready Al An Times
As was the case In my private
employment. which was Of such ma
ture that I stood ready for service
at any hour of the night or day, !
pledge that, N elected commits
sioner. I will avail my services to
the people of Tacoma ~ hours q
day. seven days q week.
Il win use the vast experience
gained in years of handling men
to keep the fire and police depart
ments working at the greatest ef-
ficiency and with the harmony
most necessary in this critical
period Of our city's history. Ny
observations of traffic conditions
and general affairs during 80 years
Of residence here will be utilized
TO make an administration OF
credit to the community and my
office.
with thousands of other pa
triotic Americans. / joined the
army during the World war in
1917. serving Is months. nine
months on the battlefronts of
France. I was = member OF the
famous sist Division football team
IN 1917.
Although my business duties
have been extensive. ] have be-
ionged TO and been active in the
American Legion. Veterans of For
eign Wars, Forty 4 Eight. Cham
Der Of Commerce. Transportation
club. Travellers Aid society. Young
Mems Business club. Eagles. Elks
and Moose. l served four years as
president Of the Tacoma Tigers and
director Of the Western Inter
national league"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-30
Survivors We're From
Canadian Line Steamer

MONTREAL-The Canadian Ma
fional Steamship Co. announced
late Wednesday that its steamer.
the Lady Hawkins had been lost
to enemy action" in the Atlantic
ocean
The company said II survivors
had befn landed at San Juan.
Puerto Rico.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-30
500 Fine. 80 Days
For Drunken DRIVING

Pleading guilty in police court
Wednesday TO driving an automo-
bile while under the influence Of
liquor. Ray Randall. 81. of TIT SO.
L st. was fined 500 and costs by
Police Judge W. A. Richmond. who
sentenced him 10 80 days in jail.
subject to suspension. His drivers
license was revoked for one year.
A charge Of drunken driving
against Theodore Sandal of p. o.
Box 1920. Olympia, was reduced to
negligent driving BY Judge Rich
mond. who fined the Olympian SIS
and costa.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-30

not only q battle for thu Dutch
East Indies. a treasure boz stuffed
full Of gold. diamonds. iron. oil
and rubber. but also q war TO
eventually regain their fallen
mother country. where the wives
and children Of 90 per cent Of the
men in the colonial forces are liv-
ing under the heel Of the invader.
BY tradition the Dutch have
been fierce fighters on the sea.
They start training their future
naval officers a. boys Of Is at the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-30

ers, IS mine sweepers. one sub
marine depot ship. one eunnery
training ship and 40 auxiliary
craft
The army. guarding the 10000. =
600 natives and $4,000 whites. Is
professional. well trained and mod
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-30

The title Of ''Beggars" was first
given to Dutch seamen by seorn-
full Spanish admirals in the early
empire building days when Spain
was content to let the Hollanders
have the scraps- Later. skill In
battle and seamanship by the
Dutchmen made the Spanish re-
gret their words.
Squirting the Dutch on today II
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-30

Dntchmen" uncoriksd one upper
eut after another against the Japs
b naintain . reported quota Of
sinking san enemy ship . day"
they merely carried on the Netn-
orlands' great naval tradition
Ths Dutchmen are just ~ proud
- TIE 'Begears Of tas Sea" ~
Americans are a the u. 9. Mar
ines' nickname q devil dog"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-30
Antl-Axis World Applauds Bold
Slashes At NippOn's Sea Lines

NEW YORk-A small but powerful Dutch backed up
By Amercan-bui warplanes rocks the Jap warlords
their heels in the East Indies And the antaxs world sits
up 10 applaud in pleased surprise Pleased they may well
but surprised? The Dutch say they shouldn't be.
When these socaed Begga of the Sea- and their Flying
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-30

c. J. (Jack) Quill, candidate for
safety commissioner. subject to the
Nh. - primary, issued the follow
ing statement today:
Not . politician. but . busi-
nos man and . trained executive
ready to serve his fellow citizens
n : critical period. am = candi-
1ats for commissioner Of public
safety.
Ny candidacy 10 based entirely
81 my qualifications to hold this
important office IN the city coun-
ell. I have no political entangle-
ments. have made no pledges and
viii make none to any clique or
orgsnisation seeking to gain
foothold here and VIII regard cleo
ton to the office Of commissioner
Of public safety asa mandate from
the citisens Of Tacoma to carry
10 succssaful conclusion the pro-
gram outlined below.
- h4p1s<1
Never before in Tacoma's his
tory has public transportation a.
Gumed - important . position A.
IN the case today. will bring to
IL city council % years Of prac-
teal experience in the public trans
portation field. Moreo and more
our citizens win be forced to de-
pend upon public transportation
and II u vital that the public be
- represented that nothing b left
undone to provide the bat and
quickest service At the lowest cost
work in traffic safety has been
my speciality for the ~ years !
have been superintendent Of opera
tons for the North Coast lines. In
the central division. with head
quarters In Tacoma Ny analysis
q traffic problems in all parts OF
tn country. my attendance At SEES
sions Of the National Safety Coun-
eli. my thoughtful study Of the
causes and prevention Of accidents
gives me confidence that. II elected
your commissioner Of public safety.
measures win undertake will
greatly reduce the horrible death
ton enacted IN Tacoma- Ny traf-
~ program win Be . combination
Il education. stricter enforcement
q traffic laws and establishment
q . traffic control system. I viii
net experiment with the lives OF
fhe dear cnes Of Tacoma families
~ trying unsound methods. but
Vim concentrate on . program that
has been proven successful IN
other cities Of this nation.
NasionaI Defense
racoma u . hub Of national
lefenss. Not only h the city .
osnter a vital war production. but
4 L one Of the greatest military
centers Of the nation. In my posi-
ton IN the public transportation
fkeld. I have dealt almost daily with
upilitsxy leaders on problems Of
vital concern ! viii bring TO the
city council . clear conception of
what can be done by the city to
aid the nearby military forces IN
every possible manner. Ny close
onntacts with military leaders
makes possible the proper relation
nip between the city and those
charged with the responsibility Of
defending our citizens. These men
have Indicated 4 confidence IN my
ahilIty that adds to the assurance
q the Tacoma public during the
time Of our national emergency.
AT time when labor organizs-
fions were not protected BY law
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-30
tradition as Their Tiny Navy Bdev Japanese Waods the East Indies

While the present strength Of
the Netherlands navy IL kept Sc
cret. James Fighting Ships of
1910" listed the pre-war feet as
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-30

comprising five cruisers. eight de-
stroysrs. six torpedo boats. two
motor torpedo boats. "a submar-
ines. five gunboats. nine mine lay
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-30

ernly equipped with everything
from 5000 mechanical units and
motor vehicles 10 new anti-tank
guns and powerful snu-sireraft
weapons.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-30

whites when II comes 10 flying
planes. In the navy. the natives
hold ranks up to chief petty Off
Ger
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-30
Jack Quill Tells Reasons
Why He Seeks City Office

and often resulted In recrimina-
tons from employers. I aided In
the formation Of the first union
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-30

Buy U. s. Bonds and Save,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-30
500 PAIRS ANkLETS
100 SIMULATED Leather HANDBAGS

ASSORTED STYLES. DARK coLoRS, REG. LOO
BeovuI boys with expensive details Eesent interiors with
accessories and reyon Innings
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-30

-54Mh psh Wool Fsbriu Dark toon Now .......... Sc
-36nh. Printed Cotton Dress Lengths Reg fH yd Now loe
-t7x3oind Sugar Liners. To Clear Now .......nfW 4sc
80 Only HssipreeI Stove Pads i7xts Reg &c. Now Csc
10 Only. Mems Dress Shirts. Regular f.fs Now 6Se
-i3 Only. Reg 100 Men, Brushed Wool puNoven Now Soc
III Only. Reg. 2sS Brushed Rayon Jadek Now lss
Reg 49, Mems HsnneIehe psjamH 1pies. Now. CSC
80 Only Reg. 4s Wafer Repeleni popn punoven loo
Reg 10. 500 Wool Cotton Work Shirts Now ..... l.Ss
II Only Reg t.49 Shoh Sleeve Sport Shirts. Now loo
Reg 49, Mems Suede Cloth Work Shirts Now 7se
A Only. Reg 8s5 Green Sport tosk g. S. s. 40 Sizes 3ss
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-30
ruFrED CHENILLE BEDsPREADs REDUCED
REG. 7ss, 7oxlo5 or soxlo5 INCH
Pest color cotton back with tvfssS chenille design.
or double bed sine in sneed pssels 10 choose from

30 Pairs. Reg 7t9 Womens Dress Pumps Now .......L7s
10 Pairs Reg l9s Mems BIad. Brown osord. Now 1888
100 Pairs Reg 1873 women AMorIed oxad Now .... LIS
10 Pairs Reg. 249 Girls Assorted oxiod 81 Now Its
10 Only. Reg 74s Girls Red Cord Robes, Now ...L lag
A Only Reg 1873 Coal Hail. leggngs Sizes and 1856
II Only Reg 1893 Girls Satin Robes, H. a. Now 100
III Only Reg. 3AS Infsnt Snow Suits. Now ...... 1888
II osr Reg 1893 Girls Satin Gowns Il and a. Now 100
30 Only Reg tx Knit Rsyen Gowns Sizes Is and H. Now Sc
so pain Reg tst Hose Knee Length and Fuies Now &c
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-30
REG. lSe FLATWARE

silver plated table ware In NJ
assorted patterns. Butter W.
knives. spreaders. tea and des-
sert spoons .............t Zach
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-30

10 Only Reg 7.ts heiaI Wood Baskets. Now ..,......
Reg 995 Fireplace Curtain Screen. Now ..............
-35 Only Reg. $50 Bad Fireplace Screen. Now .........
81 Only. Reg 479 Brass Trim Screen Now ............
20 Only Reg. SOS 4pt Brass Fire Sets Now ..........
Reg A95 Hammered BraM Fire Screen. Now ..........
Were 25t Plastic Fruit Cake Knife Now .............
Reg. 3ot Siain|eM Tin Butcher Knives Now .......
Reg. lag Grinder Head and wheek. Now ..........
Is Only. Reg 39t Steak knife Set SiainIeM. Now ..
Reg. t29 Wood Nut Bowl with ksIei Now .....
-5.6al Can Gross Country OIL Now ................
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-30
ROYAL PURPLE PURE SILK HOSE

Is Only Req 100 Womens All Wool SweaIer Now .7se
IS Only Reg 79t Cotton Crepe psamas Is and H. Now Sc
80 Only Reg 100 Garment Bags. Full Se Now ..... 7se
Reg t29 Hammered Aluminium Trays, Dishes Now &c
80 Only Reg 1913 0doa Cabnek, koIhprooied Now 32S
Reg ST. womens Collars slightly oIed Now ....... lse
Reg ss Hanging Pottery Vases, Two Styles Now 4se
3 Only. Marvel Photo tnIareen. Special .......l 1885
a Only. Fa|on Folding Camera 2Ax3A. Now ....... $50
} Only. Reg 500 4ReeI Protector Cases. Shh Now 3s5
5 Only. Reg t4s Mems Brief Cases. Now Only ........ 6se
II Only Reg t.39 Boys Fell HAS, Now ........... CSC
8 Only Reg 29s Blue Mellon sdek t6 10 size. Now lss
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-02-05
Vazne medjunarodne vesti
Cryena Armija sc trudi da slOmi naciste.

Dok zima traje Crvena AImija Sc trudi swim slama da uspe
nre proleca rabbit nacisticku miitarnu masinu, da je tako onespo'
sobi "a pretecu nacisticku ofenzivu iduceg proleca. Y svetlostl Y
tall zadivliayati zaeudieni svet. Sami najveci "demokratski" pred
stavnici (ChurchlD priznaju da nu mogli pojmiti ola trvena Ar
mia poseduje takvu moe.
u skladu sa pomenutom teznjom Cryena ArmlJa IA sve strane
iosad potiskuje naciste, poslednje vesti vele da je ona "a nekoiko
dana potisla naciste n ukrajnskom frontu SIS milja da Sc nalazi
gradiu Harkova. Pored toga, Crvena Arnija zaokruzuje So jakim
klestma sa juga severa Smolensk. Ma iugu kd SevastopolJa Or
vena Armija je povratila sedan strateskih brda potSla je tamos-
nil front pola mile II roku' cd diva dana.
Lutte Sc Sovjetski radnici u Crvenim uniformama mace ma
vandalism zikovskih nacista. Kada su nacisticki vojnici dobivali
mande da bacaju gas ma kuce da in zapajuju. Kao sto ST vidi, ov-
de ne mozemo krviti siromssne vojnike nemacke ratne masine, vc
one gadne nacistcke zikovce koji komanduju "a tom paklenom ma
Simon. Onda ia nacisticka komanda odredjuje najboji dec povlace-
Nth vojnika da ostanu poslednji da IL celog mesta izvuku sve sto
je vredno izvuci. Tako sromasno stanovnistvo estate bz ikakvog
da potiskuje neprUatelja da nahrani odene opljackano stanovnis
two. Ne samo da Crvena Armia nalazi pomenuto tesko stanje sta
novnistva okupiranih predela, nego ona nalazi ma sirecu uzasnu
bolest. pegavi titus, koja4 besni Y Odesi Harkovu. Narcotic ST rus
HI vojnici bore protivsifsn3a t., uzasne bolesti.
Sretan &c biti tai dan kada &c Crvena Armija objaviti sVetu da
&c ruska radnicka klasa objayiti da je smaknula sa polozaja pos
lednjeg unutrasnjeg neprijatelja koji SUI ne pre- malo odgovorni "a
postojecu uzasnu tragediju SSSR.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-02-05
Kroz kapitalisticku Ameriku


Il Mount Harris, Colorado, iaviaju %. januara da Sc tamo de-
sia najstrasnja pogibija ugljokopaca u vremenu cd p godina. L da-
bni cd $500 nogu, u ugljohopu Wadge Mine, eksplozija je ma hes
to ubila 81 ENCYCLOPEDIA.
Zvancnici Victor-Amercan Fuel Company, kojoj firmi p1pada
tai ugljokop, vest veil, nisu hteIi da "spekulisu' 0 uzroku eksp!ozije.
Ali James ". Graham, gaVa spasaVaCa Ia State Board Of Nocatlo-
nal Education, bez da "SpeAulise," ree da Sc nekoliko puta pronas-
la kolcina otrovnog CASA II pukoinama uglia, On dale rete, opet
bez da "spekulise," da je iskra eektriciteta mogla laho zapalui tai
gas kada Sc promesao sa vazduhom.
Drzavni Inspector, Thomas Allen, potVrdio je gornju tvrdnju
James W. Grahama, jer je izvestio drzavni ured Il Denveru da Sc
pronaslo iztrazivanjem d.. je gas odgovoran' "a ehsploziju. Ali
poslodavci pored toga nece da "spekulsu'i
Stara je to cinienica da gas nagomilana ugljena praShna pro
uzrokuju tie stra$ne eksqlozije Il rudokopima. Skoro Il svakoj easplo-
zUi ugljokopa ia tinjenica je potvrdjena. Pa ipak, preko svega tg
gorkog iskustva, zbog 18TH razloga desavaju Sc eksplozije koje ma
mrtvo ubiaju radnike, muzeve roditelje nejake dece. Nile IStlna
da poslodavci nisu mali da Sc otrovni gas nalazio u tom ugljokopu.
Radnici su ii koi najprvo osete prisustvo CASA. Oni o tome govore
ma to 81 tuze, ali se badava. Poslodavci III "necuju," jer su i'm
"usi' zaglusene profnnim motivom. CiScenje CASA prasine kosta
novaca. A to znaci manji profit "a poslodavce. Da poslodavci dobi-
vaju sto vete profile, oni postavljaju takve zvanNnike koji &c po
svakoj cent garantovati sve vece profile - Pc cent ubijenih "a
nesretnih radnika!
kada ce Sc zvanicno ustanoviti Ginjenica da je otrovni gas L.
bio radnike, ii Sc poslodavci nete suditi ko ubice, jr oni potivaju
ma profitnom notiyu ma kojem pocva Geo kapitalizam. 4 kapftaii-
zam znaci: izrabljivanje, obespravljenje ubijanje radnha.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-02-05
Profit rastu pa raStu.

Zvanicni izvestaii krupnih firmi pokazuju da 81 V one dobile
teGi profit 1911. nego ikoje Cd 1929. godine, a neke izveStavaju da
su d9bile veti profit cd 1929. godine.
Tako je U. S. Steel dobila l941. godine "cist" profit cd S116,
Ol9518, ali Geo profit, pre- no so je vladi platla "a porez koi je tie
godine bio najveci II istorUi zemje, bese cd S307,500000. sto znaci
da bi MEN "cist' profit bio najveci Il istorii da nje morala pa-
It'll vladi porez cd 1871, i96332, jer su godisnji porezi prethodnih 60
dina bill oko $50 100000.
Wheeling Steel Corporation ie dobha minute godine skoro diva
puta veci "cisti' profit Cd pretprosle godine, iako je 19l1. platila
federalnoj vadi "a porez preko Set miiona dolara wise cd 1910.
Njeni deonicari &c dobni Sill ma svakoj deonici "a 1911, dok su
prethodne dobii 81 62.
Sun Oil Company dobia ie preko diva puta wise "thtog" profit
ia 1941. cd prethodne godne, usuprot mnogo povetanog poreza k0-
Jeg le morala cd ukupnog profta dAi DRAW.
Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company dohila je
l94l. godlne % pc sto vci. "cisti' profit cd pretprosle, tojest, ona
je dobila 1923, 117.5l0 profita 1941. dok ie 1910. dohla s1S,9 85.42S.
cHaoc &c ovde jasno videti zasto &c Sc kapitalsieka kasa bo-
r1ti swim mogucim sredstvima samo da Sc odrzi MEN omneni kapi-
talstlck sistem. Ali on treba da takodjer vMi Il gornjem velihi raz-
log zasto radnicka kasa nena nikakvog interesa Ia odrzanje bra
nJenje kapitahzma k0i je sve wise izrabljuje. kao sto sve vci pro-
fiji tin korporacija to nepobtno dokazuju.
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ZaSto traze 0granicenie prOfita.

IL Washingtona javaju ~ januara da je Senator Truman pre-
porucio da Sc zakonski smanje profit korporacija ma ratnim porudz-
binama. Prethodno m Gull da su neki njudnasi peporuciVai da
Sc profit korporacija snize IA 6 pc sto.
Sada e postavlja pitanje: zasto politician traze smanJlVanIe
profita? Da s. odgovori ma to pitanje treba znati sta &c Sc desli sa
onim delom "viska vrednost,' kojeg nete dobiti tie korporacije? ia
macno je, da politician ne preporucuju kresanje profta da bi Sc sna-
milo izrabljivanje radnika, jer oni predstavliaju interese posednit-
Ike klase a ne radnicke klase. Dakle, nece biti to izrabljeni radnici
koi &c Il vdu vece naiamnice dobii vei udeo svoga proiZvoda. A
ako radnici nece dobiti vei udeo svog proizvoda, a istog nece dobi-
ii njhovi izrabljivaci, onda nam estate Same polti6ka drzava koja
&c dobti W so se odbije cd "vSka vrednosti' Drugim recima, po-
Iticari rezonuju, da poslodavci ne moraju s ratnim porudzbinama
da pacaju trgovackom kapitalu % iii wise pc so ukladenog "viska
vrednosti' nti moraju tresti novac ma skupocene oglase tcujemo
da &c Ford prekinuti sa nedejnim brodkestovanjem muzicnog pro-
grama), te zbog toga oni hoce da sve to plate DRAW, da bi MEN o.
gromni dug bio manji.
(Nastavak ma 4 Strani)
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Demonstrate gladi u Francuskoj.

Il Vci, Francuska, javljaju 28. januara da su ST Il neokupiranom
ddu Francuske pobunile zene zbog manjkavosi hrane. TIE pobune SUI
uzele oblik demonstracija.
Demonstracije su zapocele II sredini januara odrzane s. u mno-
GIN mestima ukljucuju6i Montpelier, Mines, Aries Setes. U pos
lednjem mestu su pristaniski radnici napusthi svoje polozaje pi-
druzili Sc demonstraciji. Naravno, oni su bill uhapseni ali SUI istog
dana IL zatvora pusteni ma slobodu.
Jedan zvanienik fasistieke Wade "nezavisne' Francuske, R. Girl
NAL, rece da SUI demonstracije Il nekim slucajevima bile "poititkog
karaktera," tojest, demonstrate ~ pokusali osvajati gradske uprave
Policija je einla prepade ma mnoge radnicke kuce, trazeci "od-
govorna lica" Jamaeno je da SUI mnoge osobe bacene Il zatvor da
&c S osuditi da se muce u "koncentracionim logorima," da bi Sc ia
ko drugi potencionani buntovnici "naucili pameti,' kao da su te de-
monstracije proizvod wolfe "pametnjakovca," a ne uzasnih uslova
radnog naroda.
Isti zvanicnik fasistieke francuske Wade je priznao ola SUI te
pobune produkat manjkanja hrane. l jedna druga vest IL Vici, cd
istog datuma, jaNja da je vlada preduzela mere da ubazi akutnu
manjkavost hrane obecala je da il Algerije, Afrika, dovaza mnogo
povrca u nekim predelma je razdeila nesto makarona gladnom
svetu.
Tako vidimo da radni svt nece trpeti da mirno umire cd ga-
di da &c Sc jednog sretnijeg dana celia svetska radnicka klasa sasvim
okrenuti protiv svih ostalih zaa zulumcarskog kapitalizma i uspos-
tavti takvo drustveno uredjenje pod kojim &c sve ove odurne ka-
pitaisticke rane bti tex samo gorka secanja. Takvo uredjenje zeve
Sc Socijalizam, kojeg americka radnicka klasa moze ovde uspostaviti
ma miriam j civiizovan nacin, organizovana poiticki industrijalno.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-02-05
Prisilan rad je slabO pr0duktivan.

Nacisticka Nemacka je putem osvajanja tudUh zemalja dobila
nekoiko mliona ratnih zarobljenika. Nacisti SUI mislii da &c in mo-
ci upotrebiti u proizvodnji da rade kao stoka "a krov mad glavom
nesto hrane u stomaku. Ali dolaze vesti il Europe vee nam da je
njihov rad neproduktivan da zbog toga pitanje rada jeste jedan
cd naglavniUh problena nacisticke Nemacke. Nacisti SUI probali da
dobiju il okupiranih zemalja "dobrovoljne" radnike vee da su
dobii 100000 takvih radnika, dk il Pariza javljaju da in ne mo-
re bti wise cd 100000. Ali be- ptanja koiki je njihov broj. ista vest
veil, nj oni nsu zadovoljavajuci. so znaci da nj oni nsu "dobrovolj-
MI naciSicki kmetovi.
Da bi nacsti resili Oval akutni problem, oni su umenovali mi
nlstra rada, da bi on pribrao svu mogucu radnu snagu "a proizvod-
Nastavak ma 4. strani)