davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-01-01

ljudi preteranog balasta, koji ne
&c nista sem balasta, koji bi po-
kidali sva jedrila, koji kazu da su
ona suvisna = ladja bi stojala
nepomicno, kao sto stojase pro-
slosti, i razvila Sc u kengurizam.
Ovo pitanje o porezu je, ma pri-
mer, jedan rezultat toga. Ne ka-
lem da bi Simpson cinio to, ali
to je opasnost. S druge strane su
nakaze reformisti, koji nece nj
Sta sem -jedrila. u jednom sluGa-
ju imamo samo ballast i ladja Sc
ne krece; u drugom, ladja Sc sa-
stoji IL samih jedrila i prevrce
Sc kao katarinski tocak. Moramo
Sc cuvati obojega. Moramo biti si-
gurni obzirom ma cinjenice mo-
ramo biti umereni obzirom ma
osecanje.
Zavrsicu izrekom coveka, kome
pokret mnogo duguje. On napisa
mnoge besmislice, bi proglasen u
mobolnim, ali napisa nesto du-
boke mudrosti, a tai eovek je Au-
guste Comte. Generalisuci raz-
vitku coveka, on veil: "Srce uvek
tezi najboljem, ali UNI ne ide ispo-
cetka ukorak sa srcem. Samo kad
njih dvoje idu ukorak jedno
drugim, moguc je pravi ljudski
napredak." Kod francuskih revo-
lucionara UNI ne idjase ukorak sa
srcem. Nasi revolucionari, ma pro-
tiv, zamisljahu da srce um idu
ukorak jedno s drugim. Liseni
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-01-01

sa nauGenjakom kao Franklin,
koji unapred mogase da dokuci
istinu, zeleci slobodu, oni ga o.
snovase prema najboljem svom
znanju. l moze biti da &c posle
mas, nakon sto svrsimo svoj po-
sac, iskociti nesto novo. Ko moze
da kaze? Uvek pamtite Kolumbo~
vo iskustvo. Putujuci zapadno da
dospe do Kline, on nikad ne vide
Kinu, ali izmedju MEGA te zem-
lie rasiri Sc nesto drugo. Svejed-
no, princip mu bese tacan tim
Sc putem konacno dodje do Kline.
1'ako mozemo i mi, nakon sto izvr-
simo svoju revoluciju, naci nesto
novo, neSto drugo, O cemu ne zna-
mo nista. Da Ii bi bilo pravo "a
mas da nasi unuci kazu nasa
svrha bese da uspostavimo tira-
niju? Da nasa svrha bese da iko-
je ljudsko bice tiranisemo? Ne!
Oni &c Sc takvom slucaju uzdi-
ci do visine nauke, zasnovane ma
faktima, reci O mama: "Ti Iudi
cinjahu kako najbolje znadjahu,
sa svetloscu koju imadjahu po-
mognuti materijalnim uslovima
ma ruci." Odobravanje.]
Zbog toga razloga ia smatram
da Platforma treba da stoji kako
je reportovao Odbor Platforme;
to je dobra platforma, stoji ma
cinjenicama, ina say ballast sto
nam treba ina potrebna jedrila
da mas nose napred.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-01-01

prisustva velikog proleterskog e.
lementa, oni ne mogahu pojmiti
takvu stvar kao sto su najamni
radnici po poreklu, tako da kaze-
mo te oni tvorise kapije nacije
"a eksploatisane j ugnjetene dru-
gih [nacija] da dodju ovamo i
budu slobodni s NINA. Pogresili
su. Dodje do razvitka. Svojina,
malena stvar sto imadjase dati
slobodu, posta oruzje ugnjetava-
MIA. Ne mozeno ih kriviti, kao sto
ne mozemo kriviti Marxa, koji II
nekoliko stavaka pokazuje da ne
veruje &c kapitalisti ikad posta-
ii dovoljno ostroumni da usposta-
We stalne trustove, monopol. Da je
xiv danas,. znao bi bolje video
kako kapitalisti mogu da budu
prepredeni. I kad bi danas ziveli
Franklin i revolucionarni ocevi,
uvideli bi da je ono sto oni "a
misljahu da &c biti sredstvo slo-
bode, postalo sredstvo ugnjeta-
vanja.
Mi sad uspostavljamo vezu s
revolucijom cd pre- sto godina. Ia
je revolucija IL srca gradjena cd
strane ljudi O kojima Pitt u Bri-
tanskom Parlamentu rece da mora
priznati Sc Parlamenat u Ame-
rici sastojase cd najsposobnijih
ljudi, medju velikim ljudima u is
toriji, kojima on imadjase sreeu
da cita. [Odobravanje. ! Sa srcima
sto kucahu korist covecanstva,
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-01-01
PROGLAS SOCIJALISTICKER RAD
NICKE PARTIJE o SIRENJU
SVEMIRNOG RATA.
(Nastavak sa l. strane.)

vodi ratu, imeno kaptalizam. A cinjenica da
oni mogu da oblace svoj govor della ideolos-
ku koprenu he mora neizbezno da Sc tumaGi
kao obmana ma njihovoj strani. Nadmena ci-
njenica estate: ola kapitaisticki sistem proiz-
vodnje "a profit = proizvodnje stvari "a proda-
ju na svetskim pijacama neizbezno svako
ovda-onda vcdi ratu. Ekonomske cinjenice i
cinioci kontroisu Jude njihova della po-
slednji nikad ne kontrolisu prve, iii bar ne "a
dugo, nltl "a 0 p / We ciJeve. 'Ja
he tvrdim'', rece Abraham Lincoln, Ida sam
kontrolisao dogadjaie, nego iasno priznajen
da dogadjaji kontrolisahu mene.'
Pa tako i sad Rat ce da ide svoiim tokom,
guran silama koie su van neposredne kon-
trole pojedinaca iii partiia, vodeci takvom "a
vrsetku ciiu taGnu narav mogu tex slabo nazi-
rati ovom trenutku cak liudi naijasniie vi
zije. Nc ovoliko je sigurno: Cak ako oval rat
dobiju Saveznicke Sile ako bandit Osovine
budu skroz skrSeni, tim Sc nikakvi Csnovn
problem he resavaju, jer ii mogu naci resent
samo sociialistickom drustvu. Jer kad oval
rat Dude odveden 'uspesnom' zavrSetku ma
principima izrazenim cd strane Predsednka
Rooseveta i MinistraPredsednik Churchla,
isti process mora da zapocne opet (ako Sc he
uspostavi jedno staticno dr1lstvo), vodeci no
vo sudaru interesa vecm razorniiim ratovi-
ma (ako to bude moguce) stuaciiom bas
kao sto sad stoii pred mama kao sto stoiase
pred "mirotvorcima' 1913. y cijalizmu ie-
dino lei NADIA ljudskog roda
".
Ia sad, dakle, Marksisticki Socialist, ako
stojeci na steni principa, mora da ustupa iacoi
sill (za sad) dogadiaja koii Sc ne daju kontro-
lisati. Nsta sadasnjoj situaciii ne pokazuie
ia je radnicka klasa - kao klasa gotova iii
voljna da poduzme korak koji bi pretvorio
sadasnji sukob iz borbe medju suparnicma
konkurentima II svetsku borbu "a potpunu
cijalnu ekonomsku iednakost slobodu. Ali, s
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-01-01

| jednog velikog naucenjaka, jed
nog velikog plemica Americke Re-
volucije. [Odobravanje.] Kad re-
ce. to, Franklin pokaza da drustvo
ina pravo da uzme sve to "a ko-
rist drustva. Izjave John Adam
sa, Madisona, Franklina, da ne
pominjemo wise demagoskog JEFF
fersona, idu dosta daleko da po-
kazu da ii .ljudi, kad uspostavise
AmeriGku Republiku, ne smerahu
da uspostave republiku ugnjeta-
vanja. S francuskim revoluciona-
rima bese drugacije. Tamo oni
jedva pocese da nesto cine, kad
odmah usvojise rezolucije, koje
drzahu radni narod, one koji ne
maju svojine, koji rade pod ma
jamnim ropstvom, II stanju potci-
njenosti.
vracam sc ma stvar: Nenauc-
no je, nefilozofski je, sigurno nj
je zasnovano ma cinjenicama, da
Sc povlaci tako ostro poredjenje
izmedju toga dvoga. Kad Sc do
godi Francuska Revolucija, tamo
Sc nahodjase ma ruci gotov prole
tarijat "a dobro--razvijene kapita-
liste da skoce ma njegova ledja;
ali II America ne bese nikakvog
proletarijata vrednog pomona. U
onim danima svaki covek zena,
oni cije ruke behu prazne kao
kad Sc rodise, imadjase buducnost
ogranicenog bogatstva, izvesno o.
billie, nezavisnost. Covek tada be-
Sc arhitekt svoje sopstvene srece,
izuzimajuci Crnce, koji behu lie
no robbie ne behu smatrani
ljudskim bicima. Francuski revo-
lucionari nemaju da Sc poredjuju
sa americkim, osim do ogranice-
nog stepena. Oni Sc sluzahu gran
dioznim frazama, koje njihovi po-
stupci odmah poricahu. Ovde tt
liudi upotrebljavahu fraze ko-
je verovahu. Sledstveno, ia to sma-
tram kao preteran prikaz kraj-
Meg Marksizma; to znaei terati
Marksizam u zemlju; to znaci no
siti stvar u preteranost, koja od-
bija srce um, jer sa tim ne mo-
zete uhvatiti cak nj ucenika. tim
stvar II sebi procita, naci &c da
yam cinjenice nisu tu.
Kad cinimo APPEL ma narod, mi
hocemo da budemo oprezni, da
nam ladja ina ballast, tako da sc
ne bi prevrnula, ali Sc isto mora
mo postarati da su nam sva je-
drila razvijena, da bi uhvatila sve
vetrove, da bi nasu ladju nosili
napred. [Odobravanje.] Mi IL ovoj
zemlii imamo da krmanimo izme-
dju dveju stena: S jedne strane su
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kroz Partiju i FederaCijn

Pojavljajuje Sc Nova Godina da
zauzme mesto stare godine, koja
odlazi u proslost, ostavljajuci
mnoge neresene drustvene profile
me svojoj naslednici. Kako &c Sc
resiti owl mnogobrojni drustveni
problemi, koje ostavlja odlazeca
godina, niko nije stanju proreci.
u drustvu postoje mnogi zamrSe-
nj problemi, koje nije lako resiti,
medju kojima jeste problem rata.
Danasnji rat nije otpoceo u
1941. godini, ali ako on nije poceo
u ovoj godini, ali Sc on znatno pro-
sirio i zahvatio siri razorniji o.
bim No nije sadasnji rat jedini
problem, sa kojim je suoceno
drustvo. Ina tn jos mnogih profile
ma, pa vaznijih "a resavanje, ne
go-sto je rat. Klasna borba U
drustvu jeste najveei problem Ia
resavanje. Jer rat jeste posledi-
ca klasne borbe, klasnog drustva.
Jednom problem klasne borbe re-
Sen, rat i drugi mnogobrojni pro-
blemi bice automaticki resent.
Danasnje drustvo podeljeno je
ma klase klasne suprotnosti, ma
bogatase siromahe - kapita-
liste radnike. | kao posledica
klasnih suprotnosti, neizbezna je
posledica klasne borbe, sve dotle,
dok postoji klasna podela u drus-
tvu, ova klasna borba mora da
opstoji. Kako da drustvo resi- pro-
blem klasne borbe? Ovo je zivot-
no pitanje, koje je samo radnicka
klasa u stanju resiti, pitanje koje
joj je istorija odredila.
Ako bi ostavili kapitalistickoj
klasi da resi- problem klasne bor-
be, ona ga nije stanju resiti,
pa kada bi bila staniu resiti
ga, ona ga ne bi resavala. Ne bi
ga htela resavati, jer joj njeni
klasni interest ne nalazu. Napor-
tiv, ona &c sc boriti swim silama.
sa kojima raspolaze, kada Sc rad
nicka klasa resi-, da resava prob
lem klasne borbe. Kapitalistickoj
klasi je dobro pod klasnom vlada-
whom, posto ona nista korisno
"a drustvo ne radi, a uziva sve
zemaljske blagodati. Njeni inte-
resi- zahtevaju da ovekoveci klas-
no drustvo.
Ali ako je interesu kapitalis-
ticke klase da ovekoveci klas-
no drustvo (kapitalisticko drus-
tvo), nije interesu radnicke kla-
Sc, klase koja sve druStveno bo-
gatstvo proizvodi Ga proizvodi ga u
tolikoi kolicini, da bi svi clanovi
drustva mogli ziveti izobiljul !,
dok ona sama oskudeva swim
potrebnim stvarima "a ugodan i
udoban zivot. Sta wise, mnogi ME
nj clanovi gladuju Il sredini izo-
bilja, dok mnogi umiru cd gladi.
Prema tome, pitanje klasne bor-
be, ieste goruce pitanje sadasnji-
ce.
Kakav ie zadatak revolucionara
u sadaSnjem vremenu? kakvu onl
ulogu imaiu da vrSe 1912. godl-
nj? Revolucionari (clanovi j sim
paticari S. L. P.) jesu ljudi i zene.
koii su shvatili vaznost klasne bor-
be, koii su shvatili da Sc klasna
horba moze uspesno resiti samo
ma iedan nacin: unistenjem klasa
u drustvu. A unistenje klasa u
drustvu moze Sc postici sa prena-
sanjem modernih alata "a proiz-
vodnju il privatnog u drustveno
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-01-01
Doniel De Leon.
(SvrSetak.)

Uxmimo Ffanklina. Zbilja IA
lin da sc drug nije. pcmueioe da
nsdje gde je taj pasa4 unesen. TAI
se pasak nalasi u jednom Frank
Eaovom malom argumentu o zna-
Eaiu svojine. cikam bilo koga da
4 prarom istakne ma Sta "a pot
lTepu tvrdnje: da je tai izfaz
burzoaski. zeleo bi da vam dam
istoriju toga .izraza, Kontinentaa-
nj kongres Sc bavljase pitanJem
xlasanja. Pamtite da nacionaina
Konstitucija ne kaze nj reci o i
npovnim kvalifikacijama, ali u vre-
me rasprave federalnoj Konsti-
tuciji behu predlagane rezolucije
o tome pitanju. Neko htede imov-
nu kvalifikaciju. Benjamin Frank
lin upita: "Pretpostavimo da do
die iedan covek hoce da Sc upi-
se. vi ga pitate: 'Kako vam je i
me?" John Jones' Innate Ii kakve
svojine?" 'Da, imam jednog ma
garca.' sKoliko vas magarac vre-
di?' Pet funti.' 'Vrlo dobro, mo-
zete glasati.' Sledece godine do
lazi isti covek i hoce da Sc regi-
struje. vi ga pitate: Innate Ii ka-
kve svojine?' Me- STA Sc zbilo
vasim magarcem?' 'Crkao je.
e, onda ne mozete glasati!' Sa-
da, veil Franklin, "ko je g / s.a o
prosle godine: eovek iii maga-
rac?" [Smeh i odobravanje.] Ho-
cete Ii da mi kazete da tai Co
vek gledase ma svojinu kao ma
sredstvo da Sc ugnjetavaju radni-
ci? Ia recenica, da "Svojina je
tvorevina drustva", duboka je ma
uena izjava ia bi zeleo da mi
drug Simpson iii ma ko drugi OBJ
jasni gde Sc tai iii slican izraz
desava pre- no sto ga je Franklin
utinio. Socijalizam podrzava tn
vrlu stvar: da je svojina tvorevi-
ma drustva; imajte ma umu: svo-
jina, ne bogatstvo; da je svojina,
moe drzanja posedovanja, tvore-
vina drustva.
Burzoa nikad, nikad ne rece is
tn stvar. To bese inspiracija re-
volucionarnog oca, onog velikog
naucenjaka, koji je izrazio novo
osecanje, - osecanje, koje ne ode
iznad povrsine, u domenu nauke,
dok Morgan ne napisa svoje delo
"Starodrevnom Drustvu", gde
vidimo kako Sc svojina razvi. Sve
sto Morgan napisa kakvih pet
stotina stranica, bese izrazeno u
sustini blizu pedeset godina raR1-
je cd strane Benjamin Franklina,
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NOVOGODISNJI DARAK RADNICKOJ
BORBI.
BORBI.
Swim Pretplatnicima ''Radnitke Borbe".

Swim Preplatnicima "2adnitke Borbe".
seno da pruzite novcanu pomoc edinoJ
Revounarno Radncko Novini ugoslavenskom ezku RAD
NIcKOJ BORBI omoguce da dae sr radnku prosvetu
nunosti sadasnm ozbnim prikama
Kapaizam ko preti odvede drustvo
pogresu prozvodn raspodele zapoceo
Drugm Sveskim Ratom, kome radno covecansvo gine
prova svou unapredil interest opovske kapas
tGke dolaz bespose druge nesrece cd
koh radno eovetanstvo SOCALSTcKA sTAMPA
naucno pavno osnava radnku kasu kako moze posc
oslobodjene adnka materijalno
nsxu RADNIcKU sTAMPU da
ne postiei svoje oslobodjenje.
BORBA, ugoavensko jeziku, siri takvu
Zato materijalno pomogne nko
drugi joj nece pomoei.
spune donj posalte ga zajedno vasm priogom "a
Novogodisnji Darak RADNIcKOJ BoRBL
p SLEPcEVIC,
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RADNcKOJ BORBL tako da mole dale sri marksis
t5Eln prosvstu medju rsdnicima na5eg jezika
DrugarsH ii pozdrav
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Prostitute "R. B."

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i cato je oni mrze napadaju!
'RA NICKA BORBA A"
izraz je vase snage jakosti!
"R NICKA RIB A"
poh mix je medjunarodne soli-
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"R NICkA BIO R B A"
pio"er je napretka kulture me-
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''R NICKA BOR B A"
branitelj je zastupnik vasih in
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RAD NIcKA RBA"
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vremena oblik vrednosti iii Gene
radne snage. - Marx.
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-21

Washington, D. C., July 9 - Spe- cial-Two biologists of the Catholic University of America have just completed experiments which show fundamental changes are possible in insects through the injection of the drug colochichine. Dr. Dale o. Braungart, instructor in biology, and the Rev. c. E. Ott, formerly a member of the University's teach ing staff, injected into the brains of the larvae of fruit flies, the creat- ures most frequently used in genetic experiments, small amounts Of the drug. Two biologists thus acquired knowledge which might be inter- preted = however far-fetched at present as a step toward wierd possi bilities even for the human race at some future time.
 Cells in certain parts of these brains, which are tinier than a pin head, became "polyploid" Dr. Braun gart and Father Ott disclose in the current issue of the Journal of Heredity. That is, these cells de- veloped extra chromosomes, the bundles of heredity" which consti- ute the nuclei of all body cells. When they divide, as all body cells are constantly doing, they will re- produce themselves exactly.
 Colchichine first was introduced in American biology few years ago by Dr. Albert F. Blakeslee of the Carnegie Institute of Washington who found that by soaking seeds in 1t entirely new species of plants could be produced. Since then it has been used widely in botanical labor atories and many new kinds of fiow- CTS and vegetables have been pro-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-21
FACTORIES HERE|
 SIGN CONTRACTS
Wage Increases for Em- pIOyes of Waterbury
 Tool, A. H. Wells Co.

Agreement has been reached by the Waterbury Tool Co. and the International Association of Ma chinists, A. P. of L., on terms of new contract covering employees of the plant. The contract calls for wage increase of TO cents an hour for hourly workers, maintenance of union membership by employees, annual paid vacation and time and half for overtime. The wage in- crease is retroactive to July l.
 Workers at the A. H. Wells Co. have voted approval of a contract, negotiated for them by the Wa terbury Brass Workers Union, Local 251, of the International Union of Mine, Mill and Shelter Workers, CIO. It calls for 8 wage increase of eight cents an hour, a bonus of five cents an hour for night work, paid vacations and the union check of. The wage increase is retroac- tive to March l, and employees will receive lump sum payments ranging from $65 to over $100.
 The contract at Waterbury Tool, division of Vickers, Inc, was signed last night by w. M. Pohl, company vice president, and J. H. Curran, representing the union.
 The Wells Co. contract retains several previous features, including time and half for overtime and double time for Sundays and holi- days, also seniority rights.
 Negotiating committees for the Waterbury, Torrington and AnSonia Brass Workers unions were to meet this afternoon with representatives of the American Brass Co. to iron out final points in the new contract covering 1000 workers in the three cities. Terms for settlement of major points in dispute were de- cided by the War Labor Board.
 Detailed procedure by which union dues will be collected at the plants under the check-of system was to be agreed upon. Also to be discussed was the distribution of a retroactive pay increase for the pe- riod from March to June 25. Th's payment is expected in early August.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-21
Bundles Of Heredity" Affected By New Drug
Weird Possibilities Foreseen By Catholic University
 Biologists Now Conducting Experiments

duced. Up to the present time, how ever, all efforts to change with col chichine the heredity or body con- stitution of animals have produced vague results.
 The significance of the Catholic University experiments is that the things actually has been done with animals-far as the fruit flies may be from vertebrates, they still are far closer to men than to plants. The two scientists found that when fruit fly eggs were soaked in colchi chine the period of matching was prolonged and most of the larvae died soon after matching.
 Only when they injected the drug into the brain with a hypodermic needle did they get striking results. They found that only small areas were affected, whereas they had ex- pected that If they got any results at all they would apply to the entire cerebral area. For the anomaly, they say, they have no explanation. Neither, 1t is likely, will 1t be pos sible to study the effect on fruit fly behaviour.
 But they crossed the line from the plant to the animal kingdom with means of vastly speeding what ordinarily have been consid- cred evolutionary changes.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-21
CIVILIAN MORALE
 HIGH IN BRITAIN
Thumbs Up" Attitude of English People Reflects
 Confidence of Victory

Fort Dix, N. J., July 9 = The British people can take terrific pun ishment and still hold thumbs up, Louis Golding, English author of "Mr. Emmanuel" "The Pursuer", and other novels told soldiers here during two day visit.
 We can't help but wiri," he said, drawing on his personal experiences during the London hombings. ''"The Britis people can suffer hardship and still keep smiling because they know they're on the side of right. The average German citizen is be- coming more skeptical. He doubts the justice of the Nazi regime. The German soldiers may have fanati- cism, but it is the fanaticism that cracks A calm, sober feeling of righteousness such as the British have, and such as the Americans have, can't crack"
 MT. Golding was accompanied to Fort Dix by Dr. Saul Colin who pro- duced the stage hit "Tovarich," in France. Both men spent part of their time here at the Fort Dix Community Service in Pointsville. They said 1t was one of the best service centers they had ever seen.
 T like the way the soldiers can drop in during the evening and eat and drink without anyone bothering theln," said Dr. Colin. Between bil- liards, ping pong, and dancing with the pretty girls who come in groups from nearby communities, the sol- diers, are really given fine old time"
 The visit was a profitable one for the visitors as well as the soldiers. Dr. Colin Is planning to produce a movie starring the French actor, Jean Cabin, last seen in "Moontide". The picture, which will concern 8 Canadian lumberjack, will be writ ten by MT. Golding. At Fort Dix they met a real lumDerjack, Private Clark Dunne, a member of the Task Force Replacement Pool.
 We hope Cabin will borrow lot of this mans characteristics for the party" they agreed after talking to | Dunne.
 MT. Golding has just come East from Hollywood where he produced a film based on the Battle of Dun- kirk and wrote 250,000 word novel, Who's There Within" to be pub lished next spring. He is now work ing on another book dealing with the fall of Malaya. Next month he , expects to return home to London.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-21

cars are looking after us that we eat up the discipline we're get ting" explained smiling Sergeant John Brunette of St. Paul. (He's chief of an artillery section, has one brother reported missing at Corregidor, and another brother in his own outfit here). Were proud of ourselves as we've never been proud before. Why, we've got so we won't go into the vil- lage without our blouses on and our shoes shined You never hear the word morale around here. That's sissy talk"
 EVERY OUTFIT CLAIMS
 TO BE ARMY'S BEST
 Officers and men now have de- veloped that fellowship which comes of being Amercanis to- gether in a foreign land. Further more, officers talk with pride of their individual methods of train ing their own outfits each one of in the whole alarmed army"
 A captain from Fort Dodge, Ia, for instance, was a long time track and football coach-and he's traingin his splendid looking in fantrymen much as he might a college athletic team. Another officer who once was superin- tendent of a large Michigan fac- tory, told me he views his outfit as If he were building smooth running industrial unit, with the individual talents and efforts of all his men carefully synchro- niZed.
 Just as the average civilian is the best-fed and most comfort ably housed person in the world, SO is the American soldier made as comfortable as possible in his new overseas environment. His off cers sincerity believe he will be a better soldier as the result.
 This isn't "pampering," they in-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-21
LEGION AUXILIARY TO NAME OFFICERS Pride of WeIch to Meet To- night; Sewing Session
 Tomorrow
WATERVILLE Correspondent: Mrs. William E. Rooney, 10O Dwight St.
 Telephone 3-8475

Waterville, July 21. = The regu- lar business meeting and election of officers of Casper Davis Post Aux Hilary will be held Friday evening at 8 o'clock at Fraternity hall. All members are urged to be present.
 Pride of Welch, Companions of the Forest will meet this evening at 8 o'clock at Foresters Hall Han over street. Mrs. Francis Whelen. chief companion, will preside. Audi tors will meet at 2 o'clock.
 Women's Society for Christian Service will hold a sewing meeting tomorrow evening at 7:30 o'clock at Grace Methodist church.
 Junior Red Cross unit will meet in the children,S room of the Bron- son library this afternoon from 3-6 and evening from 7-9.
 MT. and Mrs. Fred Hoadley of Edgehill avenue are vacationing at Lake Zoar.
 Miss Mary .Callan of Homer street is a patient at St. Mary's hospital.
 Charles Dittrich of Edgehill avenue will spend the next three weeks with his daughter, Mrs. c. Curado of Bloomfield.