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sers have good memories.
With every sense alert. the in
vestigator lighted his pipe. walk
ing slowly and deliberately down
the passagewsy towards his cab
in.
The Caribou had cast off and
was already grinding into the ice
with strong. tireless lunges.
From a nearby cabin came sounds
Of some poor landlubber in dis
tress after the first few rolls
AT his cabin door, Dawson
paused, opened 1t just enough to
switch on the cabin light and
pushed the door. meanwhile bend
ing down to pick up his lighter
which he had purposely dropped.
With one fast movement Of his
head. his eyes swept through the
interior OF the cabin and up and
down the passageway no
body anywhere.
Inside the cabin, Dawson showed
a small suit case beneath the
blankets of the lower bunk par
allel TO the door. II wasn't enough
to form the shape Of a sleeping
man and he picked up the blank
ct rolled at the bottom OF the
other lower berth. As he did so,
package dropped. onto the cab
in floor. Quickly he picked II
up and read his name printed
in bold. block ink letters.
Gingerly Dawson unwrapped it
and found a cardboard box. He
lifted the lid and looked at the
contents "a sudden nausea
rushing over him.
II was a human hand-hacked
off at the wrist. But what left
his stomach was the horrible re-
alization that he recognized that
hand beyond any shadow of
doubt.
The one badly twisted base
BALI knuckle and the partially
twisted one told Dawson that
hand had belonged to the hanged
Lemoy ststler!
Ito Be Continued)
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SERIAL STORY
MURDER IN FERRY COMMAND
BY A w ORPIrN
Continued From Page 81
BY A. w. OBRleN

Continued From Page 81
Alert Down near the end Of the
ear \ muffled man was pulling
apart the curtains Of a lower
berth In steaithy fsshion-and II
was Ds~son's berth.
In the feeble night lighting Of
the car II was impossible TO see
any Of the mans facial features
Besides his coat collar was turn
Cd up. He was now reaching in
to the berth. Dawson whip
ped open the swinging door.
For . split second he caught
. flash Of white face as the fig
ure hurriedly withdrew from the
empty berth and took a quick
look toward the smoking COM
partment before wheeling and
rushing out.
Dawson was yards behind and
the chase was difficult due to
the motion of the train. Between
two cars he lost one Of his slip
pers on the snowy platform but
kept going on one bare foot.
Abruptly he halted three cars
beyond his own. The man had
vanished-either he had hoped
into q berth Dawson already
passed or was In a berth still
further back. The car porters
would be having forty winks up
front In the dining car convert
ed into crew sleeper at night.
There would be nobody 10 tell
him n q man had just rushed
through any one car. Obviously,
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the unknown intruder had chosen
his time with that in mind.
Returning 10 his car. Dawson
went directly to the berth he had
occupied and switched on the
light. He whistled softly through
the monotonous clickety-eliek Of
the wheels.
His pillow was badly slsshed
by what must have been a sharp
knife,
Now what In he'll was that
fer :" Dawson muttered to him
self.
II all seemed ~ meiodramatic
like the familiar detective
stories where the sleuth's ifs
is threatened nightly. After all.
what good would II do TO kill
hlm-snother investigator would
take up the trail. But that
slashed pillow where his head had
been resting only a short time
before could not be ignored.
Somebody on the train had muir
der In his heart-with Dawson
as the victim.
The next day he kept strictly
TO himself aboard the train. This
behavior was prompted by think
ing things over during the early
morning hours following the
understanding episode. He re-
allied that in the dim light he
hadn't seen anything that might
prove a ciew to the would-be Kill
ler's identity. II he acted like
person looking for somebody
the following day 1t would only
serve to put Mr.. X on his guard.
There was only one thing to do.
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Act indifferently In the hope that
Il would invite the killer to try
again. Next time Dawson would
be waiting with open arms.
However. nothing unusual hap
pened during the long day a. the
Overland Express puffed through
the bleak country. II was run
ming four hours late a. = result
Of the long fight against the
blizzard.
Port-sux-Bssques. lonesome
little fishing village now ten
times buster than In pre-war days.
was reached shortly before mid
night The train pulled in d.
rectly onto the wharf beside
which fleet Of fishing boats.
their sailiess masts towering for
lorniy above the tops Of the cars,
rested At anchor. Down the
wharf. waiting for the passenger
and cargo load from the train.
was the ice-breaker Caribou. a
sturdy veteran OF many rugged
battles on the turbulent Cabot
Strait.
The railway company had re-
served a cabin for Dawson and
he went 10 II after hurriedly re-
porting 10 the purser. II had
four hunks. two at right angles
and two parallel to the door. He
nodded approvingly at the layout
then stepped out on deck. There
was a dark corner directly above
the deck onto which the gang
plank led and he wanted to study
the passengers as they came
aboard In single file.
II took less than half an hour
and Dawson found grim humor in
the fact that one Of those pas
sengers was apparently boarding
the boat To murder him yet he
could only guess at which one
or ones 1t could be. But imprint
ing mental pictures of them all
might come in handy later on.
About 1870. Dawson wandered
into the corner of the lounge
where the purser was completing
his endless forms for the COM
pany's records and the Canadian
authorities. A group
of American and Canadian sol
diers homeward bound on leave
had started a poker game while
another was blowing lazy tunes
cut on a mouth organ.
Pardon me. Mr.. Purser.' said
Dawson. Il was expecting to
meet up with some old friends
tonight-has anybody asked for
the whereabouts of my cabin ?"
He gave his name.
The purser shook his head.
mo sir-nobody has asked for
you. But IL might not have been
necessary-your pal or pals could
have seen your name on this big
sheet and noticed the cabin num-
Der beside IT,"
Dawson nodded. ''Uh-huh.
that's probably what happened
Mr.. X would hardly have done
anything so risky as 10 ask for
his victims cabin number. Pur-
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-03-12
VOL. X X - GOD. Y
Vazne medjunarodne vesti
Deset miliona noyih vOinika "a prolece.

Crvena Aymia, znajuti Sta je ceka skoro-dolazeceg proleca, tru-
di Sc swim slama da oIabi nacsticku militarnu silu Vestl vela de
Sc ODE strane uporno bore. Opkojena nacisticka vojska kod mesta
izgleda da ioi spasa nena. Il Moskve javjaju 10. marta da je Crve-
"a Armija opkolila Orel da SUI Sovjetski 6etnici probii II predgra-
die Smolenska i da $ cine sve pripreme "a dotek nacisticke prolet-
ME kampanje. Prema jednoj vesti, nacisti su Il Kjevu uspostavlll
stab te krvdocne kampanje nacistickih gangstera.
Vesti vele dale da nacisti sprenaju vojsku cd 100000 "a So
vjetski front, H., razume se, da oni sprenaju najrazoIniju ratnu Ia
sinu. Oni s. nadaju da &c "osvetljti" svoj crn obraz, kojeg i'm "a
nose, ovog proleca i ljeta da &c postici svoj cnj. Ali druga vest
veil da St Sovjetska Russia takodier sprema "a docek navale tin
gangstera il Berlina. l ona sprema voSku cd pet miiona ona pro-
izvodi kako nikada proizvodila nje sve potrebne stvari "a odbranu.
Tako cemo videti ovog proeca, kada Sc priroda, onamo gde rat
ma palba nece MEN razvoj unistiti, budi, da ce madi cvet covecan-
silva, miioni Min pasti u krvavi zagrjaj. A zasto we to? Zasto ma
cisi navaluju ma SSSR?
U nacistickoj Nemackoj, kao u swim ostalim kapitaHstickim zem-
llama, vlada privatno vasnistvo mad sredstvima proizvodnje, a to &c
reel da tamo vlada izrabljivanje radnicke kase. Ukadeni "visak
vrednosti" Sc mora negde prodati, jr Hitler rece, "Nemacka mora
trgovati iii umreti' A da to postigne Nemacka Sc prvo naoruzala
zahm otpocela osvajacki rat. Oa trazi bogata predela Sovetske Rustic
da bi Sc mogla sto cvrsce uspesnije borMi protiv "demokratskih"
zemaIa, k0e brane svoe imperijalistieke posede, iako dosad neus-
pespo, radi- profitaskih Interest," svoje ~plutokratje.z Take lie SSSR
zrtvovati da bi Sc ia jedina radnicka zemlja mogla odrzati. Drugim
recma, zbog gnusne vladavne privatne svojne mad sredstyima pro-
izvodnje zemlje, zelene poljane ratnog fronta bice sa krvlju rad
nHke mladezi svestrano poprskane = tako ce to biti dogod ona
sd svetom vada.
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Traze decu "a rad.

IL Los Angelesa javjaju 6. marta da se tamo oSeta potre2a n
"brzu mobiizaciu radnih bataliona, koi &c ST sastojati cd zena
dece'
T. radni bataioni bi mali da zauzmu mesta Il proizVodnl pow
ca koju yeliku prazninu ostavise Japanci kada morase.~ radi od7fan-
benin obzira, da napuste kaliforniju. Japanci su, prena pomenutoJ
vesti, proizvodili GA pc so kalifornijskog povrca. saba drzava ira
ii zene decu da njihove poslove obavljaju.
CHE ce zene deca raditi ma tim farmama? One zene ko1e sill
dobro nahranjene odmorene da i'm je potreban rad, radl tejesne
vezbe, koje mogu doci posle pola kuti bti posluzene sa dobroTn
vecerom it'd, ona deca koja 81 njegovana sto je moglo bolie bu,
koja nikada nisu patila zbog sabe hrane, odela stanarlne koa
bi u nuzdi mogla radii. iii one zene koe su Sc dosta naradle, k0je
ceka kucni posao elm Sc vate sa posla donna ona deca kola fu
patila Cd manjkavosti Cd kada su rodjena? Razume Sc da to nece
bmi plutokratske zene plutokratska deca koa &c biti nobnlzovana
"a radne bataijone, vet &c to biti radnicke zene radniGka deca
koa &c "a najmizerniju naiannicu raditi, dk &c p0sednci th far
ma dobivati masne profile to sve Ii ime 'patriotizna.
Reformisti su decenijama vodli borbu protiv detiieg rada b-
10 ie politicara koji ~ dobili izbor zbog toga Sto 81 usvoiili ia tdC-
ku. Mnoge drzave 81 nasle "a shodno da usvoje zahone protiv deCi-
jeg rada. dok Il zemajskoj proizvodnji nUe bilo masta IA 2reko
10 mliona radnika. nje bio potrebe da Sc cine pokusaji uposivania
tie e sada mogu deca uposliti profitablno "a poslodavatku klaSt. l
prenna istoj vesti, mobilzacija radnickh zena radnicke dece bice
preduzeta cd strane drzavne vlasti kaifornje. koja predstavlja ce-
lokupne izrabljivatke poslove kaHfonijskih kapitalista.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-03-12
StraSna p0gibija francuskih radnika.

Prose nedele, z. marta, "demokratski' bombasi su namerno ma
pail industrijska predea Pariza $50 radnika njihovi famiija ma
mesto ubise a 1900 ranise. Vele da 81 britanski bombasi hacili ma
neduzno stanovnistvo Francuske preko 1000 bombi. l sama ovdasnja
burzoaska stampa Sc grozi cd tg necovecnog Gina, jer priznaje da
su ii poginui ranjeni radnici nevoljni robovi zikovskih nacsta,
kojma se sa ovim zlkovskim postupkom u tome prlicno izjednaci-
Sc "demokratski" britanski miitaristi.
Ali ovoj e sve II skladu sa zakonima "toalnog rata. Se Sc vi
Sc istice cinjenica da III radnici u industrijam iso tako vazni Ia
uspesno vodjenje rata, "odbranbenog" iii napadajuceg, ko vojni-
ci ma bojnom polju da je industrial izvor ratne moci Ratna logi-
ka nalaze ratujucim zemljama: "napadajte rustic sve so sluzi ratu"
Tako "totalan rat enact da ubistvu rusenju nema granica.
Gradovi poIane sve je to ukljuceno kao nikada pre- u obimu rata.
Ono so 81 dsi u prvim danima "totalnog rata kojeg zapoce ia
pan sa Kinom ono so "totalni rat uradi Cd spanije to je sve groz-
ma igracka kada &c s sravniti sa onim sto &c bti, ako to radnicka
klasa moze podneti. Mozda ovo sto Sc desilo nesretnim radnicima
Pariza drugih predela Francuske, jeste TEX igracka. Mozda je ovo
pocetak svetske katastrofe u kojoj rusenju ubistvu kraja nema. A
ovo potvrdjuje sam putokratski njujorski Times, kada uvodnicki
0 ovoj stvari rece: s.. 'totalni rat mora bni unisten iii &c civil
zacija nesati"
Jeste, kapitalzanl, zbog tcga sto radnicka klasa nie jos sprem-
ma da ga obori, svojim uzrpatorskim zivotom zaista vodi covecan-
stvo, cIvlazacju progress u propast. Dokle &c tako bii, samo rad
Nnlcka klasa &c moci ma to odgovoriti kada &c Sc pohticki industri
Jalno organlzovatl smesta II duboki gpb zakopati to strasilo koje
preti da zbog profitaske Sake svetske plutolratije upropasti cello
ljudstvo. -
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"Rat .je tex ZapOceO."

IL ToklJa javljaju prosle nedeGe da je zoglasni PREMIER japan
ske Wade, Hideki TOTO, odrzao govor pred konferencijom provincijs-
KIN governera, 81 koJlm In je opomenuo da e rat tex II svom pocet-
nom stanju ree i'm dale da &c 81 Japan "boriti w dogod ne pri-
sill da ma koena padnu Sjedinjene Drzave Britannia"
zaista krvoloka TOTO je u svojoj tvrdnji da je rat tex u svom
pocetku prlEcno tacan. Nacistcke zemlje, koje trebaju da CUBE, JOS
doblvaJu. Ali da one postgnu stanje koje &c naterati da ma kolena
padnu "demokratie' to znaei da imperijalistickom ratu kraia nema.
Dakle, sto Sc tNe nacishckih zemalja one s "a rat dok jedna iii
druga strana ne padne.
U drugu ruku, nepomisIeno je da &c "demokratiie" prekinuti
a dogod ne prsle nacisticke zemje da padnu ma kolena. A oo
Josie kako znaci dugacak, mnogo dugacak rat. Sve ono so u dosad
macistieke zemlje osvojile, a to je prilcno, mora s. cd Min oduzeti
"A "demokratlJe' JOS $ nalaze II defenzivi. tex ovde onde Sc pojav-
(Nastavak ma 3. strani)
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Hrdjsvi uslovi zivota radniCkih zena.

IL Washingtona javljaju 6. marta da je zenski BRO OdelenJa
Rada izjavio da je stanje stanarine zenskih radnica ratne industrije
"vrlo akutno" Radnice su prisnjene, svojim stanjem najannog rop-
silva, da odlaze tamo gde mogu poHa naci. Ratna industria i'll
sada potrebuje one tamo jure, ali nema dosta stanova "a Y no
vodosljce najamne radnice. l zaiSta mora da ie stanje stanarine
"vrlo akutno,' kada pomenuto odelenje preporutuje "povolinije' sta
ME da Il nikojem slucaju wise cd sedan osoba ne upotrebljavaju k-
patio. Razume e Ola pod takvim stanie renta mizerne stanarine cd
lazI gore pomenuti odbor pTeporucuje da renta radnice II sne BIZ
preko 20 pc so Meme najamnice.
A da te radnice Tade dugo tesko Il tim ratnim industrijama'
Nastavak ma {. strani)
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-03-12

Nere$iW prob|eni pod kapita|izmom.

Humanitarian obzi@a, nego IL bo-
iaznosti, jer gIadni radnici moglI
lako da Sc pobune i ugroze ME
nom pliatkaSkom sistemu. Svetska
hajducija je trazila nekog izlaza
il ovakve situacije, j pokuSala jc
naci ga Il ratu.
Milione radnika obukla ie Il vol
niGke %uniforme, dobro in naoru-
zala i onda in izvela ma bojna 20
liza j morske pucine, da Sc medju-
sobno ubi.jaju i d~ruStveno bogat-
stvo razaraju. Razume Sc, niie
ona ovo ucinila radi pukog ubi-
janja j ~razaranja, nego radi oti-
macine iedni cd drugih. Druge
milione je ~uposlila Il ratnim in
dustrijama, koji da proizvadjaj1
ratna oruzja i Sye drugo sto je
p~otrebno Ia yodjenie modernog
rata. Blagodareci oyom pokusaiu
ma strani svetske hajduciie, ona
je uspela da smanji broj bespos-
lenih radnlka, brenda in ina JOS
prilican broj besposlenih.
Naprimer, Il automobilskoi in
dustriji. koja je pre- par meseci
otpustila veliki broj svojih radni-
ka radi reorganizovania automo-
bilska indnst19ies nsatnu indus
triiu, i danas III ina preko 200 HI
ljada besposlenih. kazu da &c owl
besposleni radnici biti uposleni
negde u julu mesecu, kada Sc
reorganiZuje retena industrial ia
proizvodniu ratnih s~tvari, a dotle.
NE lipsi magarce, dok trava he
nikne'.
Pa i pored ovih cinjenica, i ako
,je kapitalisticka klasa uspela da
smanji broj besposlenih radnika.
pred MON Sc Svakodnevno gomila-
ju bezbrojni problemi "a resava-
ME. Besposlenih ina jos dosta, j
ako mamie nego pre- rata. Gene
zivotnih namirnica svakodnevno
skacu, ella je posledica nezado-
voljstvo radnicke klase, a koje "a
Dale velike brige federalnim Was
TINA, da pokuSavaju uspostaviti
neku granicu (ceiling), bar da us
pore s~kakanje. Tu je cetrdeseto-
casovna radna nedelja, ekstra pla-I
ia "a prekovremene radne casove,
stanbeno pitanie i drugi problemi.
Pa onda tn su posle-ratni profile
mi, cd kojih kapitalisticka klasa
JOS danas strahuje.
Govore kako &c ova rat
dugo t~rajati, mnogo DUE nego
sto su predvidjali, a vec sc ras-
pravlia o posle-ratnim problemi-
ma. Jer ako sc rat privede kraju
prema njihovim planovima, one
milione radnika Il vojnickim uni
formama morace otpustiti, ako ne
sve, a ono bar dobar dec Min.
milione radnika &c morati
Dtpustiti il Tatnih Industrial, bar
'privremeno" dok sc industrije ne
reorganizuju Ia "normalnu" pro-
Otpusteni radnici IL o.
va oba logora saciniavace ogrom-
~ vojsku besposlenih, a imati o.