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The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1942-12-24
ORDINANCE NO. 4sl7

An ordinance providing that the
amounts becoming due and payable
under a one year contract to be en-
tered into by the City Of Hamilton,
Ohio, for the purchase of transform
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1942-12-24

WOMEN

"Now is the time for all American
womanhood to come to the aid of their
country" is the newer adage, apply
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1942-12-24

The Owl purposes that the nation,
under the cry of Remember Pearl
Harbor-Work Fight !. Sacri-
fcen' will
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1942-12-24

In India women are used widely in
construction work. They carry bricks
on their heads piled on little pad
But even the humblest worker has
her hands spangled with rings, arms
laden with heavy silver bracelets,
even bracelets on her ankles and rings
on her toes. "Furdah" the strange Sc
clusion of many Indian women is
rapidly disappearing. They are still
to be seen shrouded in heavy drapes,
but today Indian women may move
freely on the streets, attending thea
ters and parties.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1942-12-24

BE 1T ORDAINED by the Council Of
the City of Hamilton, Ohio.
SECTION / That i'm order to provide
funds to meet the obligations of one
year contract for the purchase of ap-
proXimately 200 tons of quicklime, APP
proXimately 100 tons of soda ash and
approximately 125 tons of ground filter
alum chemicals for the Water Depart
ment Filtration plant of the City of
Hamilton. Ohio, to-Wit: from January
T. 1913 to December 81 1943, which Will
of 1943, there shall be included in the
annual appropriating measure for such
ensuing fiscal year an amount sufficient
to meet the obligations of such contract
which Will become payable during the
ensuing fiscai year 1943 covered by such
contract, which amount shall be appfo-
priated from the water department
revenues of the City Of Hamilton, Ohio,
and included in the annual appropriating
measure as a fixed charge during such
fiscal year Of 1943.
SECTION II: That the Director of
Finance is hereby authorized to draw his
warrant upon the treasury of the City
of Hamilton, Ohio, for the amount to be
appropriated in the fiscal year 1943, in
accordance with the provisions of the
charter of the City of Hamilton, Ohio.
SECTION III This ordinance shall
take effect and be in full force and effect
from and after the earliest period al
lowed by the charter of the City of
Hamilton, Ohio.
Passed: December 16, 1912
LEO j. WELSH, Mayor
Attest: ADELE EDMONDS,
City Clerk.
n X . A
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1942-12-24
o
Tips
Hints
Helps
DO YOU KNOW 2

oo IOO A4NoV
Huge piles Of discarded silk hose
from all over the country are being
netted for the salvage heap to be used
by Uncle Sam for making powder
bags to hold ammunition for our big
gest guns.
'Trade a sock for sock at the
Axis" is becoming a popular slogan.
Pungle up, girls, and dig out every
worn out silk stocking and dig around
in father and brothers sock drawer
and drag out every worn out pair for
the salvage drive 1t is said that the
hose mending departments have tons
of them they are turning in to the
drive-hose which our absent minded
sisters have left to be mended and
then forgotten.
If you are one of those last minute
Christmas shoppers and bereft Of
ideas, you might buy one OF those
clever perfume lamps filled with a
liquid that actually burns and at the
same time scents the room with a de-
lightful odor. They have tiny glass
chimneys, colorful shades and wicks.
After the perfumed liquid is ex-
hausted these reproductions of real
lamps may be filled with regular lamp
oil and used as blackout lights.
Another clever gift idea is a bottle
Of incense oil, drop of which may
be placed on any electric light bulb.
The heat from the bulb will circulate
the perfume
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1942-12-24
Property owners.
BY LEEDS BRONSON, signated
ORDINANCE NO. 4ale

An ordinance providing that the
amounts becoming due and payable
under a one year contract to be en-
tered into by the City of Hamilton,
Ohio, for the purchase of quickliIne,
soda ash, and ground filter alum, to-
wit: From January /, 1943, to Decem-
ber 81, 1913, for the water department
filtration plant of the City of Hamil-
ton, Ohio, during the ensuing fiscal
year of l943 shall be included in the
final appropriating measure for such
ensuing fiscal year 1s43 as a fixed
charge to be appropriated from the
water department revenues OF the
City of Hamilton. Ohio.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1942-12-24

ON PAY DAY, BUY BONDS
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1942-12-24
GLAMOR

Government experts say three
fourths of the American people are
inadequately fed; that many diets
provide too little essential vitamins
and minerals. If you are easily fa-
tigued or edgy, if you must paint the
roses on your checks, perhaps you are
suffering from "hidden hunger
Uncle Sam has been telling us how
to get along without sugar, how to
cut our dresses and what to substi-
tute for wool and rubber, and now
comes forth with a new suggestion
eat for beauty if not health and en-
ergy!
The governments guide for good
eating lists the foods needed every
day for buoyant health, including
milk, green and yellow vegetables,
citrus fruits, eggs, meats and whole
wheat or enriched bread.
If your daily diet doesn't include
these foods, or if you skimp on
lunches to buy new hat, your health
and your good looks will suffer.
Milk, eggs and vegetables give you
Vitamin A, which helps build resist
ance to common colds and guard
against dry skin and night blindness.
Citrus fruits give you Vitamin C that
helps guard against unhealthy teeth
and gums.
Meat is rich in proteins that feed
tissues, skin and all the essential
parts of the body.
Whole wheat or enriched white flour
gives you Vitamin B1-that energy
and morale vitamin that builds calm
nerves and guards against fatigue
V
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1942-12-24

Little bits of leftover toilet soap,
shaved and boiled until melted make
an excellent hair shampoo, and CO.
operates with Uncle Sans conserva-
ton movement.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1942-12-24
ORDINANCE NO. 4a15

An ordinance authorizing and directing
the execution of a contract or con-
tracts between the City of Hamilton,
Ohio, and certain persons owning
property in Fairfield Township, Butler
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1942-12-24
ORDINANCE no. 4a14

Authorizing and directing the City Man
ager to enter into contract with the
Hamilton Service Company for the
purchase and supply of electrical
anerov to the City of Hamilton, Ohio.
Kodiak mirror., 1942-02-14
Rotarians Hear
 Fishing Request

The Rotary club, at it's reg ular meeting Tuesday noon at the Brown Bear cafe, heard that additional collections had been made in the fire fund cam paign, and a full report was scheduled for the next meeting.
 A request was read asking the Rotary to wire Seattle urging the opening of the Karluk to Bristol bay area to fishing this season, and a committee consist ing of. Carl Pajoman, Frank Hermann and Jorgen Frederick sen was appointed to consult with MT. Skinner.
Kodiak mirror., 1942-02-14
Building Permit Issued
 For RemOdeIing House

Application for a building per init was presented at the city clerks office Wednesday by the Mccall Bldg. Go. for the con. struction of two rooms one front and one rear onto the property on the Albert Highway formerly occupied by the Murray's Photo Shop.
 The additions will be finished in imitation brick celotex with an approximate cost of 5000.
Kodiak mirror., 1942-02-14

Japanese claim a first victory capture of Kuala Lumpur ot rubber-tree fame, in their southward Malaga drive toward Singapore, ID retreatlng to new positions, the British are said to have cut down rubber trees and left nothing of value to the enemy. Various sources said fanking movements encircl- ed the city from the north, north
Kodiak mirror., 1942-02-14

Cecil Helsel, of the HeIsel Photo Company of this city left for a business trip to Anchorage He is going via Homer where he will look after his real estate in- terests before continuing on north. He plans to be gone a. bout two weeks.
Kodiak mirror., 1942-02-14

west, southwest and east(arrows). British claimed three big fires were started by RAF bombers among planes at Ipoh airdrome (1) to the north, Japanese-held. They also said a huge blaze was set in a building there. At Sing apore CD the Japanese have landed forces on the west end of the island. British admit their precarious position.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-09
OaukIer, 2I84I

ear Harper 81 Clair Shores frame :
o Dms., new, available good transportation
$500 down CAN Twinbrook l-2l00.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-09
Property Management
New Houses for Sale

HICKORY, 2052s, NEAR SMILE
Five new frame bungalows, IS. $50. Open
daily A. Holster. Tuxedo 2-7733.
NEFF, WARREN 20 MACK. new: SO, ESQ
IS. 600. Necessary TO order nowl Builder.
TRADE YOUR OLD HOME FOR NEW
ROUNTREE, 1920 Plymouth VIZ. 5-i5OO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-09
Apartment Hotels
THE WHITTIER

Dining Rooma-Famous for good food -
overlooking the Detroit River. Privats
parties may be arranged for through our
pers0nEiiIsd catering service. Lenox sOOv
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-09
Radio Service
Houses for Sale
East Of WoodUard)

NEAT cottage: 2 doors of Harper. neal
/ Smile city transportation fun price
209ii Harper.
oAKLAND-7-MiLE Section. frame large
rooms, newly decorated, almost new fur
mace. garage. shady corner lot, paved
street
/ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS POSSESSION
! 81. 500 81 900 dn. discount for larger down
payment Sargent * Co. $40 K. State
I Fair, TW. 1881.
fRviNGToS. MAR STATE FAIR
Brick GROOM floor new in 1889 colOred
tile bath and sink: all In nne condition
S6. 300, 81 100 takes equity, balance $40
a month includes taxes
JOHN sTROM
SIT East state Fair. Townsend s-fl63.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-09
Suburban Real Estate for Sale
Business Property for Sale

CoLoRED--A REAL Investment Value
65-roor hotel: near John r. Big income
C. w. WHITE, 1850 Hastings. TIE. loose
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-09
CONVERTIBLES

Folks, we have the largest selection OF
1871 and 1870 Buick super and special
convertihles. Chevrolets. DE sotos. Packards
and Oldsmobles in Michigan. Fac. radios,
heaters ". W. tires: practically new cars.
Z. ~. GREGORY HEATED sHowRooMs
1866 GRATIOT AVE.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-09
<rS&nz REAL ESTATE CORNER <@S&n>
FOR RENT FOR SALE
Rentals Wanted

COUPLE Child room furnished. unfur-
nshed fat. apartment. Northwest sec
zion. University 2-37s4.
SOLoRED couple with child would like
1-2-3 rooms, furnished or unfurnshed.
Townsend 6-l37s.
cOLORED defense worker, couple. child
one year. J-4-room apartment Town
end 5-hf5g
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate list'
lEgs ia the b!g sunday Times Want 40
eerflnui
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-09
Wanted to Rent Flats

COLORED--E Emp loyed adults want SIS.
room fiat. steam heated northwest sec
ton Preferably. Tyler T-6Oo6.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-09
Houses for Sale
(Eost of WoodUord)
Fordham, 1854

rrIck 8 rooms new. available, eood trans
r'ation, 5000 down. Call Twinbrook
100
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-09
QIOO GRAT|OT

lcHRYsLER = 1871 Royal club coupe
fluid drive; factory built-in radio; large
air conditioned heater and defroster; fog
lights; beautiful uphol. tires are like new;
low mileage by Crosse Pointe owner: it's a
new car. Hurry. Only $3.50 full price; easy
terms. Cleanest cars In town.
JERRY LYNCH 1880 LIvERNoIs
CHRYsLER-1mperial coupe. ~; sl2o.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-09

DODGE-4-door de luxe trunk sedan,
1910: radio and heater; Just like new;
$685.. = down; we trade. Law and Ko-
walk 1901 Livernois. NOrthlawn e529.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-05-07
NASI DOPISI.

estate nego da i u buduce radi-
mo i pozivamo radnike ma nase
afere, sa cvrstom vjerom da jed
noga dana moraju, ako zele live
ii kao Ijudi, postupiti onako ka-
ko S. l.. p. uci. A mi cd nase
s~trane, pa ma sta Sc desilo, nece-
mo nikada zaliti niti Sc kajati "a
mas ~ulozeni trud, u korist radnic-
kog oslobodjenja, kojeg neprekid-
no i neustrasivo sve wise ulaze
visoko plemeniti i istinski radnic-
XII pokret - SociialistiGka Rad
nicka Partija.
Drug JelusiG nan je pc prvl
put odrzao kratki p~ozdravni 60
vor, u kome je ~govorio 0 tekucim
svietskim dogadjajima, kako Sc i
danasnji rat vodi cd strane diva
dijela kapitalizma, "demokrats-
kog" i nacistickog - "a nista
drugo, sem "a ~svijetske place i
opstu grabez.
Dobrovoljni prilozi, u obliku u
l~aznica, prema broju posjetioca,
bill su jake dobri, posto SUI mas
ovoga puta posjetili neki naSi
dawn simpatiCari.
Sledeci su prilozili u raznim
stvarima: 3. Jancikin, J. Barulit,
NJ. Dekovic, J. T. Evanic, n. Fran
tin, B. Radov, ]. Bondulic, d. Bee
brodica, E. Vukotic.
Cistog prihoda sd V afere /
mamo oko $500.
Syima posjetiocima i prilagaci-
ma nasa iskrena hvala.
A. F., dopisnik-
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-05-07
"Najbitni:je u damon
mOmentu."

Narodni Glasnik, pseudokomu-
nisticko glasilo, doneo je uvodnlk
u svom broju cd 16. aprila, pod
naslovom, "PIvi Maj owe godine,'
u koiem. nakon sto rete, "kod
svake proslave Prvog Maja rad
nici isticu n sto je najbltnlJe IL
damon momentu.", veil sledece:
"Mobilizirajmo stoga V snage
radnog naroda "a veliku prosla-
WI Prvog Maja owe godine Il du-
hu m~obi,izacije c~ijelokupne sna-
ge sveg americkog naroda "a Ia
iednicke i neposredne akcije sa
drugim narodima da Sc Hitlera ]
hitlerizam skrsi ma militarnom
frontu owe godine.'
Pseudokomunisti u implikaclJl
~priznaju da je Prvi Maj radnickl
dan, jer rekose da tog dana Grad
nici isticu" it'd. A ovamo zagova-
raju da owe godine Prvi Maj bu-
de simbol "americkog naroda' i
"zajednicke i neposredne akcile
sa drugim narodima," it'd. "Dru-
gi narodi' su kapitalisticke zem-
lie, sto znaci da pseudokomunisti
proglasuju S OWN da je Prvi Maj
NJ dan internacionalne so,idarno-
sti izrabljenih radnika, nego bur-
zoaski dan, dan solidarnosti bur-
zoaskih imrerijalistickih demo-
kratija protiv nacistickih imperi-
jalista, to Jest dan imperijalistic-
kog rata! - Dan svetskog klanja
radnicke klase!
Da Sc skrsi Hitler ina mi,itar-
non frontu," nj to nije u skladu
sa onim sto je najbitnije u da-
nom momentu," jer &c Sc nakon
toga II svakoj zemlji "drugih ma
roda" pojaviti domaci hitlerizam
ella Sc glavurina moze i sada II
NINA videti.
Ono sto je sasvim u skladu sa
"danim momentom," to je n Ia
sto Prvi Maj stoji: Oslobodjenje
svih radnika sveta cd svetskog
kapitalistickog jarma, nacistickog
i "demokratskog." Ali to nije II
skladu sa pseudokomunistickim
"danim momentom"!
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-05-07
Profit rastu pa rastu.
(Nastavak sa /. strane.)

(Nastavak sa /. strane.)
ministracije, nj malo ne pomazu
da Sc podize moral" s%tanovnist-
va "a odbranu zemlje, i ona chi
preporuke da Sc ii profit skinu
do tacke da nj jedna plutokratska
osoba ne prima wise cd $4,000
godisnjeg dohotka. Ali iako Sc ia
preporuka usvojiti ii plutokrati
&c ipak primati minimum koji je
deset puta veci cd prosecnog max
simuma radnikovog dohotka. l to
&c oni primati kao paraziti ne W.
seci nikakvu korisnu funkciju II
drustvu. Kao sto Sc vidi, nj ova
Rooseveltova preporuka nece po-
moci da Sc "ujedini nacija." Pra-
vo jedinstvo nacije &c Sc postici
Same tada kada Sc unisti profit
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-05-07

GOWN podmicivanjem. Ako on ze-
Ii da osvoji nase domove i nase
Invade mi Sc moramo boriti pro-
tiv nasrtaca braneci Sc iako mo-
ramo poginuti."
A o pitanju Crippsovcg dolas-
ka i merama koje je on II ime
britanske Wade nudio, rezolucija
Kongresa glasi:
~"Znacajno je i izvanredno je
da neiscrpna ljudska snaga Indi-
je mora ostati neupotrebljena dok
Sc India pretvara u ratno bojis-
tie izmedju stranih vojski ma ME
nom zemljistu iii frontu, a ME
ma odbrana ne drzi Sc da lie pred
met z~asluzan popularne kontrole."
Kao sto Sc vidi, proglas Kon-
gresne Partije Indie zigose i to
vraski hipokritsku Britansku I'm
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-05-07
Sa veCerinke.
S%teubenville, 0.

U nedelju II. aprila mas Ogra-
max i mesna Sekcija S. L. P. odr-
zali su zajednicku vecerinku u
svome lokalu 537 Wells st.
COST su Sc sd raznim razono-
DANA veselo %sproveli, a bilo je i
govora.
Nakon ukusne vecere (papri-
kas), koju su servirale nase vred-
ne drugarice, drug H. Brostman,
u ulozi stoloravnatelja, pozove
prisutne da pc mogucnosti prilo-
re fondu S. L. P, jedine radnicke
organizacije u ovoj zemlji koja
zaista zasluzuje nasu potporu.
Sledeei sc odazvase pozivu dru-
ga Brostmana:
M. Krnic $500, H. Brostman
$500, L. Mrvos $500, Familija
Beuk S2.5O, Mrs. CVeta DlVic SA--
90, j. Derosky $500, S. Vignje-
vic 200, F. Busic $500, A. Sau-
err $500, M. Burlakies $500, T..
Vuklie $500, S. Kotur, S1.55, S.
Borie $3.50, E. MiloSevic S1.00, IA.
l.. Barac S1.OO, G. Stepanovic 81,
M. Bjelac S1.00, Hermina Barac
S1.0O, G.. Zatezalo S1.00, T. Krnic
S1.00, M. Kurap SOC, S. Krnic
soc, G.. Mandic Csc, D. Milosevic
S1.OO.
Ogranak i Sekcija zahvaljuju
Sc swim prilagacima.
A. Sauer, dopisnik.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-05-07
Svi "a Akron.

Mas c.. O. dostavio nam je no.
minirana diva grada "a ovogodis-
nju konvenciju nase Federacije-
To SUI: Akron i Chicago. Jedan cd
ova diva grada imamo da izabe-
reno. Ma prosloj s~vojoj redovnoi
sednici Ogranak Akron je pretre-
sac ovo pitanje i jednodusno do
sac do ovoga z~akljucka: Da ovo
godiSnju konvenciju nase Fedora
CHE treba odrzati u Akronu. Raj
log je u glavnom:
Ovom konvencijom nasa Fede-
racija proslavice 35 godina nepre-
kidnog izlazenja svoga organa
Radnicke Borbe. Otuda ma ovoi
jubilarnoj proslavi treba da je
prisutan sto veci broj nash 6Ia-
nova i simpaticara. Treba da SUI
prisutni svi. To je leila sviju mas.
Ia tn svrhu Akron je najpodesni-
il.
Sto Sc odnosi do konvencijskog
uspeha, to je u glavnom nasa ops
ia stvar. A pax sto Sc odnosi do
Ogranka Akron kao '~domacina"
koji ina da doceka Konvenciju, e
o tome ne brigaj. Sve &c biti "ka-
ko carski valja i trebuje".
Ma osnovu toga Ogranak Akron
urgira v clanove nase Fedora
CHE da jednodusno glasaju "a
Akron.
Pc nalogu Ogranka,
L. Stefanovic, organizator-.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-05-07
~SOCIJALISTICKO RESETO.
"NaSa kuca."

Amerikanski Srbubran ina mo
veg" urednika i sada Sc mozemo
nadati vrlo "demokratskim' clan
Gina. U svom broju cd 20. aprila,
donosi uvodnik pod naslovom,
"Nasa duznost," Il kojem, jamac-
no, "novi" urednik rise %sledece:
"Ne zaboravimo da je Amerika
nasa kuca. Mi danas branimo svo-
ju kucu. | uvek imaimo ma umu,
da &c sa Srbinom biti n sto &c
biti sa Amerikancom. Mi smo da-
mas srpski cetnici u America. Ii
vot, imanje, dusa sve to danas
pripada America"
E, ovo je on bas napisao pc ce-
flu pseudokomunista oko S'obodne
Reel, ko.ji su zaista traZili da sc
smakne sa polozaja start urednik
A. S. Tai "novi' urednik in je
tak i pretekao Il hvaljenju ode
m%okratije.' kako tako, nj jedan
pseudokomunista c%irilice i latini-
&c nece moci ista reel protiv o.
vakvog pisanja "novog" urednist-
va A. S., jer nj oni ne bi bolie
mogli opisati "nasu novu domovi-
nu" cd novog urednistva A. S.!
Ali kapitalisticka Amerika je
daleko cd toga da je n "nasa
kuca." Kamo srece da ona nije
kapitalisticka pa da je zaista ma
sa kuca! Americko bogatstvo u
vecini poseduju 60 plutokratskih
familija. Radnicka klasa, ogrom-
ma vecina americkog stanovnist-
va, je potpuno lisena posedstva
sredstava proizvodnje i zbog to-
ga ona je osudjena da najamno
robuJe. kada posednlcl lndustrl-
ia, kapitalisti, nemaju potrebe "a
radnike, oni in teraju il proiz-
vodnje ma ulici besposlice, gde
moraju ziveti cd JAYNE milostinje.
Da, daleko je kapitalisticka Anne
rika cd toga da je n "nasa ku-
ca"
Takve lame tvrdnje cine svi
kapitalisticki apologicari levi i
desni, ali izgleda da i'll, zbog sko-
rasnjih cinjenica koju te tvrdnje
dokazuju laznim, r a d n j C i sve
mamie veruju!
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-05-07
NE. TO NE BI BIO KOMUNI-
FAM.

(Nastavak sa 2. strane.)
radi predpostavke da Sc tako sto zaista desi,
bi Ii to bio Socijalizam?
Socija,isticka iii marksisticka nauka mas.
uci da radni6ka klasa i samo cha proizvodi sve
drustvene vrednosti. Cd ME, Zbog toga sto po-
seduje svu zenaljsku industriju, plutokratija
oduzimlje pet sestina njenog proizvoda, to je
izrabljivanje. saba, mnogi plutokrati zvanicni-
ci primaju g~cdi5nju platu cd preko 100000,
sa bonusima i dividendama oni primaju pre-
ko miliona dolara ma godinu. Sve je to ukrade-
no cd radnicke klase. Neka p~oliticka drzava
odredi da svi ii izrabljivaci primaju, nevrseci
nikakve korisne poslove, ne samo 1000 ma
godinu nego jedan dollar ma godinu princip
izrabljivanja radnicke klase Sc ne bi ~sustast-
veno nj malo izmenio. To bi bilo priznanje
plutokratskog posedstva zemal jske industrije.
Tako bi jednaki dohodak znacio kapitalizam.
Jer Sta Sc tice najamnog roba kako paraziti
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-05-07

O0clJallStlcHa RaOIlcka IartlJa Anne
rike, ma konvenciji odrzanoj II gradu New
ycrku, aprila %. 1910, opet potvrdiuje
ncprekosnovna covekova prava Ma zivot,
slobodu teznju "a srecom.
Mi drzimO Ola ie svrha Wade da osigu-
RI svakom gradjaninu u%zivanje ovog pra-
va, ali, uceni sa iskustvom, mi dale drzi-
mo ola je takvo pravo iluzorno "a vecinu
naroda, %toiest, radnitku klasu, pod posto-
iecim sistemom ekonOmske neiednakcsti,
koji ie stvalno razoran 20 NJIEIOV zivot,
NJIHOVU slobodu i NJIHOVOJ sreci.
Mi drzimo da covek ne moze upraznja-
watt svoie pravo ma zivot, slobodu i tcznju
"a sretom bez Ola poseduie zemliu alate
sa kojima da radi. LiSen Cd ovih, niegov
zivot, njegova sloboda i ~niegova sudbina
pada;u Il ruke klasc koja poseduje bitnosti
ia rad i proizvodnju. Ovo posednistvo
danas drzi mamma II druStvu, kapitalis-
tiGka klasa, koia uprazniava posredom O.
veg posednistva i k%ontrole ekonomski des~
potizam bez usporedienia Il i~storiii.
Vladina statistika~ ie ustanovila da
80 pc sto zemaliskog bo@atstva ~poseduic
! pc sto cd ukupnog stanovnistva; da 33
pc sto bogatstva poselujc y pc sto sta
nOvniStva, tako Sc ma kraiu u~stanovliava
ola % 20 sto ~nacionalnO~ bogatstva pose
duie 13 20 sto stanovnistva. ostavliaiuGi
ogromnu vefinu. radniGku klasu, iii 81 pc
sto ~stanovnistva. da nosoduie Same 8 20
SO cd Matchmaking bogatstva.
Posednistvo cgromne kolicine nacio-
1a1nor hnrofctva I'D Strnna naknIJcInn
jest nepobitni dokaz da Sc raj izrabl:uie
oil g%lavnog della proizvo1a koieg samo on
proizvodi. Tako sc radnik lisava sredsta-
va samo-uposlivania, i, sa primoranom
hcsposlencscu II najamnom ropstvu, on je
lisen i cd zivotnih potrebstina.
Mi drzimo ia p~ostojeca kontradikcija
izmediu teoriie demokratske Wade i cinje-
nice despotskce ekonomskog sistema =
privatan posed mad prirodn;m i drustve-
MIN prilikama - dele naciie ma dive kla-
sc: n%eproduktivnu, ali posedujucu kapita-
listiGku klasu i produktivnu, ali ncnose-
nuiutu radniGku klaSu: baca drus'vo u
grceve klasne b~rbe; i izora6uie vladu ne
promenliivo Ia upotrebu i korist klpita-
listicke klase.
Vreme ie saba ovde kada ie. rrirod-
rim pOsledicama druStvene evOlucic. oval
sistem rroizveo uslove svoga p~ropadania.
Posto ie dovrsio svoi normalni razvitak.
kapitalisticki sistem i niegov politiGki IL.
razai, drzava. sada su zastareli. Nesposob-
ne da dale lako prodaju ogromne kolicine
Federal trade Commission Report, 1926.