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WELCOME HALL NOTES

The Stewardship Group, the
Spiritual backbone of the Welcome
Hall Christian Center, under the
leadership of Mrs. Eva Taylor and
Mrs. Florence Hibbs, is planning a
full day of worship, June II.
The morning session will be held
at the Welcome Hall Chapel from
1000 a. m. to noon. The theme,
stewardship" subjects for morn
ing meeting as follows: Mrs. Julia
Lewis, "The Stewardship of
Money; Mrs. Junita Nelson, "The
Stewardship of the Home; Mrs.
Cudellus Jackson, "The Steward
ship Of Time; Mrs. Louise Holly,
"The Stewardship of Prayer" A
ten minute discussion period will
follow each speaker in which the
congregation is invited to partici-
pate.
Mrs. E. M. Golden will preside
over the morning session assisted
by Mrs. Alice Blackburn and Mrs.
Louise Oliver.
A very delicious dinner will be
served at noon at the Ober Boys
club, at which time Miss I. Myrtle
Garden, Director of Halle @.
Brown Community House, will be
the guest speaker.
Special seating for church groups
will be arranged with members
from each church as hostesses. st.
James A. M. E., Mrs. Bonnie
Vivian; Mt. Olivet Baptist, Mrs. E.
M. Golden and Mrs. Ragland; Pill
grim Baptist, Mrs. Lydia Brown
and Mrs. Horace Brown; Camphor
Methodist, Mrs. Juanita Nelson and
Mrs. Tessie Sonion. Other churches
and hostesses will be named in next
weeks issue. All churches are cor
daily invited to attend. The noon
session will close at $3.50 p. m. at
which time a tour of both buildings
will be made. Work from many
groups will be on display; you can't
miss seeing the Sewing Class ex-
hibit at Welcome Hall, 3:30-7:3O,
9:00-10:00 p. m. In the afternoon
the Play Center Tots will entertain
guests. Bertha L. King in charge.
The evening session will open at
7:45 in Welcome Hall Chapel. Rev.
Dorothy L. Sutton, DID,, of Com
monwealth Community Church of
Chicago, ILL.,, will be the guest
speaker.
Devotions will be led by children
of the Center who will give a pre-
view of the Daily Vacation Bible
School work, which will start June
goth. Let us urge you to come out
and worship with us and help US to
enjoy one of the grandest days we
have ever had at Welcome Hall.
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Council for their kindness and
sympathy shown US during the re-
cent illness and death of our be-
loved husband, brother, and broth
er-in-law, Charles Daniels. We are
also grateful to those who sent
beautiful flowers, cards and tele-
grams of coincidence. Especially
do we thank the Rev. S. E. Ware,
pastor of Pilgrim Baptist Church,
for his wonderful sermon and also
Mrs. Susie Gaylord for her beauti-
full solo.
Signed: Mrs. Tillie Daniels, wife;
Mrs. Rebecca Spriggs, sister; Mr..
and Mrs. Sam Davis, brother-in-
law and family; Mrs. Eta Lewis,
sister-in-law; Ulis Truss, nephew.
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Great Patriot HaWley

AS John Hawy has advertised full
attacking Alaska from the
Cities Hawey Northern Pump employs three Negroes
plant Negro applications the plant
ignored Brother Hwey about the Japs and Ger
continues his unpao policy of extending only token
poyment patriotic Negroes who buy bonds
Ordnance Mr. Hawley manufactures.
HawIey certainly heard of Presidents Executive
probably realize that it's the
cooperation million brothers of the Twin City Negro
munty win this
Hawey like of Southern Senators and
like Bbo and Rankin who would rather have Hitler
Goering machinery abolish
the poll taxi
STARJOURNAL the DAILY TIMES may praise Hawey
Negro Americans knowing his record hold
these him for his democratic conduct
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SUNDRIES

You cannot prune away the blight
Of hate, and leave the rotten root;
Your venomed tree may blossom bright,
Yet bear tart and knotty fruit.
Your heart can never tote the hod
Of prejudice, conceit, misanthropy,
Prop its conscience, fool it's God,
With brides of small philanthropy.
You cannot wipe away the stains
Of blood that hemorrhagic runs
At each deep stab of Freedoms veins,
Till brotherhood's for all her sons.
You cannot hope lasting peace,
End the endless imminence of strife,
Till blessings of the world increase,
And all gain full pursuit of life.
You cannot walk with hobnailed greed,
Upon another's rights, and regulate
The quantity and quality of his need,
Holding all your liberties inviolate.
You cannot look with jealous eyes
Upon the high grapes seldom thine,
Lest you miss the greater prize
That grows upon the lower vine.
You cannot build strong defense
To save intolerance from gallows' pail;
Bury it, sans myrrh and frankincense,
If you believe that God made all!
james T. Logan.
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank the many peo-
pie who so kindly exhibited handi-
craft, antiques and hobbies for the
second annual All-Day Women's
Conference, held Thursday, May 81,
at the Halle @. Brown Community
House.
st. Paul Women's Council
1941-42 Exhibit Committee.
Mrs. Ida Combs, Chairman,
1941-42.
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish to offer our sincere
thanks to our friends and neigh
bors, Leslie Lawrence Post and
Auxiliary, American Legion No.
497, Hold Carriers and Building
Laborers' Union, Local 1872, Como
Temple No. 128, and Anna Jackson
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Deaths and
Funerals
ROY SMITH SIJCCUMRS

Roy Smith, age 81, of GIG 9Th
Ave. NJ, died at the Veterans hos
pital on Sunday, May 81, after a
prolonged illness.
Funeral services were held at
1890 p. m. on Wednesday, June 8,
from the Woodland Funeral Home
Chapel with Rev. S. A. Douglass
officiating. Members of the Johnny
Baker Post, American Legion,
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production and profits. The white
folks may be responsible for keep
ing us from some jobs, but once
we get in, the rest is up to us. The
going may be tough. The fore
men or the supervisors may be
hard and prejudiced. But it is still
up to US. After all the battling
that has been put up for jobs for
Negroes in war industries, the man
or woman who losses his chance
away through carelessness is a
traitor to the black men and
women and boys and girls who will
be looking for jobs in 1868 and
1868.
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Announcement

DR.. Earl s. Weber announces
that he will move from his of
fees in the Dakota Bldg. where
he has been for the past 81 years
to the Krank Bldg, 1873 East
Sixth Street. DR.. Weber also
maintains a fully equipped office
for dental services at his home,
ITO Carroll.
PHONES: OFFICE CEDAR 6104
RES, Ell. 1896
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Wilkins Warns Against
War Workers Laying Off
After Getting Pay Checks

Roy Wilkins in the NJ Y. Amsterdam Stor-News
often is healthy take look if
who truly victims of vicious treatment all should
doing for ourselves for feel for ourselves
everything
work hard too long the problems which solved
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1868.
CamphOr Memorial Methodist
Church Notes: The month of June
promises to be one of the busiest
of the year. Sunday at the II a. m.
service Pastor Clarence T. R. Mel
son will preach the first of two SER
mons on christian Stewardship"
The Woman's Society of Christian
Service will have charge of the
evening worship service. One of
the features of the program will
be a whistling solo by Mrs. Flor
ence Hibbs. The De Loris Lamp
Celestine Marshall Douglass Inter-
racial Musical Recital will be the
event of the week on June IL. The
June debt-paying rally will be held
on Sunday, June ID. Dinner will
be served to the public from 1 to 6
p. m. at the church that day by
Group No. 2, for the benefit of the
rally. The fourth annual gradu-
ates service will be held on Sunday
morning, June 81, and the choir
will sponsor a twilight musical at
z p. m. of the same day. DR.. W.
H. Williams of Detroit, the district
superintendent, will be the guest
preacher on Sunday, June %. The
Brotherhood will sponsor the SER
vices at 8 p. m. that day.
Mrs. Georgia Brayboy, sunshine
chairman of the Woman's Society
of Christian Service, sent cards to
ten patients at Ancker Hospital,
visited by Pastor Nelson this week.
st. James A. M. E. Church:
Despite overcast skies and other
attractions, there were three we'll
attended services on Sunday, May
81. Mrs. Howard Starks and Mr..
Glen Dewey, director of the Ober
Boys Club, were guest soloists.
Flowers on the altar were in mem
Dry of Mrs. Montgomery, present
ed by her daughter, Mrs. Emma
Archer, and for Mr.. L. Melker, pre-
sented by the family, Mrs. Cassie
Melker, Mr.. and Mrs. C. Raymond,
Mrs. Ruth Reed. Mrs. Florence
Hibbs, Home Missionary Worker at
Welcome Hall, joined st. James.
Miss Bernous Stone, messenger
in the U. S. Navy Dept, Washing
ton, D. c., dressed in the uniform
of the Women's Volunteer Workers
of the Capitol City, delivered a
message at the University of Life
meeting.
The floral decorations for Memo
rial Service at 500 p. m. on May
81 in memory of the 26 deceased
members of st. James and three
general officers of the A. M. E.
Church will long be remembered.
Mrs. Jessie Coleman was mistress
of ceremonies; Rev. B. N. Moore
conducted, assisted by Rev. Jos.
Jackson, C. H. Miller, J. E. John
son, David Grissom, Cudellus Jack
son, Jean Waters, Master Guy
White and Class Leaders from 1910
through May 1912.
We are looking forward to the
spiritual feast by the Stewardess
Board No. 1 on Sunday, June IA,
at 800 p. m. Rev. S. E. Ware, Rev.
C. B. Wheeler, Rev. C. T. R. Mel
son, and Rev. A. J. Irvine, Wayman
Church Choir and other singing
groups, are taking part. Mrs. &C.
celia Worthington is president.
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Editorial Notes

Funny people, Americans While German cup boats bus
sinking ships fighting between ourselves for jobs in
plants according UP release which
rot Chye had close down because white workers
legged have objected Negro workers being hired!
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We learned that speakers who off
advice graduates wasting lot of breath Youth
the unhoy habit of having find out about things itself
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weeks troops moved out of the Michigan city
after having been employed protecting other from brother
who did them housing project
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This business doing religion every
human beings did there would be the end
misunderstanding strife which plague this planet
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whites in this who would rather Hitler wir
than equal opportunity Negroes Then there another class
damphoo Negroes who would exchange the comparatively free
uncertainty under the
dictatorship little yellow Tokyo! Yellow brown red black
OF white dictators for us!
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There might be the slightest justification for the Negro who thinks
cocyd the Caucasian there
place people greater opportunity
heights they do this country with all of it's obvious mpercons
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Young Militant Assistant Attorney David
Louis fired the other day because he chose active
advance the of his people His people
forget they debut will bother him
he did his
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south dar old Souhand teachers who asked
white teachers doing the work fired The
thought enough
but paid to the whites.
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Every time you buy bond you help dump Gel
his crown!
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-08-20
ZAPIsNIK CENTRALNoG oDBoRA

Sednica c. O. odrzana 16. augusta
1912, Centralnom Uredu, 34l3 st.
Clair Ave, Cleveland, Ohio.
Prisutni: Mitic, stefanovit, Tonic,
sestok, Petrovit scepovic.
Predsedava Petrovit.
Procitan ie zapisnik cd prosle sed-
nice usvojen sa dopunama.
Korespodenciia:
Cd f. Radjenovi6a, Lackawanna, IL
ime Ogranka trazi kredit "a kalcndaro
koJe su dali oglasivaGima. Traznii Sc
ndovoljava. Cd Kelenica. Milwaukee, o
polugodisnjoi scdnici novo-izabranim
funkclonerima j Odhorima. Cd A. Ma
glica, Buenos Aires, Argentina poslao
le S3o.22 IA pretplate, knjige potpo-
ri Radnickoj Borb. Cd Dragce Sto-
lanovic, Los Angeles, aktivnosti D,
granka salie godisnie izvestaie O.
granka. Cd NJ. VasiIica, isto mesto, da
le on izabran "a organizatora, te OBJ
lasnlava izbor "Izvrsnog Odbora -.
Procitan ie odgovor sekretara Fedora
cije kome Sc kaze da takav oibor
nile ustavan, te da Sc ponisti njegov
vaia.
Cd f. Radienovica. Lackawanna, o
nspesnom zaiednitlzom pikniku, tie pre-
porucuie da Sc pokusa pitati kanadske
vlasti, da dignu zabranu Radnitko oi
Borbi II Kanadi. Odluteno da Sc traZe
informaciie j saveta od Nacionalnog
Treda. Od T. .Ielusica. Hoboken, us
pesnoi agtaciji mediu radnicima ma
goslavenskim ladiama. Cd A. .Iurie-
vica. Hobokcn, inc Ogranka trazi
kredt "a neprodane kalendare Traz-
nil Sc ndovoliava Od {. stepovica, De
troit dostavlia preporuku Ogranka c.
0. da izabere dr. =. Cotica "a bratskog
Delegate, koii da predstavlia nasu Fe-
iu. Preporuku Sc usvaia c. O.
hira druga CotiGa "a hratskog delega-
ia ma konvenciii Madiarske Federaci-
ic 8. l.. p.
Cd Stefanovica. Akron roslao ie
sredieni program "a konvenciiski kon-
cerat. Sa icdnom dopunom. program Sc
usvaia. Cd A. Kapuciie. Chicago, II j.
me Ogranka trazi kredit "a kalendare,
koie su dali, oefasivatima. nerrodate i
pokvarens." TrazYf saef ,idovooliatv#a."i =
Sledeci su Ocranci poslali godisnje
izvestaie: Hohoken. Lackawanna. Gle
veland, Los Angeles, East Chicago.
Bellwood, Steubenville, Dayton, Mil
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ZAPIsNIK CENTRALNOG ODBORA

Sednica c. O. odrzana nedeliu 10.
julia 1912. Centralnom Uredu, 3413
ST. Clair Ave-, Cleveland, O.
Prisutni: Mite, Petrovit. Tonic.
sestok, stefanovic stepovic.
Predsedava Stefanovic.
Procitan ie zapisnik Cd prosle sedni-
ce usvojen sa dopunama.
! Korespodencija:
Cd F. Racka, New York, trazi ime
| Ogranka kredit "a pet neprodanih ka-
lendara. Traznii Sc udovoljava. Cd Ke-
| lenica, Milwaukee, uspesnom pikniku
| i njegovom slabom zdravliu. Cd NJ.
Gadney, Dayton, trazi ime Ogran-
ka kredit "a neprodane kalendare
Traznji Sc udovoliava Cd L. Posavtza,
Chicago, uspesnom pikniku Kluha
Radnicke Borbe. Cd f. Radienoviea,
Lackawanna, Sale $4,000 "a partiiske
| fondove.
Cd L. Stefanovica, Akron, pripre-
| mama "a konvenciiu, te uspesnom
| zajednickom pikniku. Poslao ie godis-
ME izvestaie Ogranka. Cd A. Kudika.
sekretara Madjarske Federacije. trazi
da posaliemo bratskog delegate ma nil
| hovu konvenciju, koia &c Sc odrzati II
Detroit, Mich, S. septembra, 1912. Cd
| lnceno da Sc sekretar Fed sporazume
$ Ogrankom Detroit po ovom pitaniu.
Od Frances Bogdan, Lackawanna. 0
nameri da stupi "a clana IL Ogranaf
Lackawanna, te traZi neka obiasn ie
MIA. Csvajaiu Sc objasni ienja sekreta-
ra Federaciie.
Cd E. Radienovita. Lackawanna. 0
aktivnosti Ogranka, te da s,i Sc priia-
vile tri drugarce da stupe "a clanice
| Ogranka
Sledeci Ogranci poslali su mesetne
izvestaie: Akron. Hohoken. Chicago.
East Chicago, Milwaukee, New York.
steubenville Youngstown.
Urednik Radnicke Borbe. drug n.
Stanit, pismeno trazi otSustvo IL c.
[. "a 10 dana. Odlu6cno da Sc spora-
znme sa sekretarom Federaciie.
Procitana ie korespodenciia izmediu
| Nacionalnog Centralnog Treda 20
raznim stvarima, ukliucuiuci imenova-
ME partijskog bratskog Delegate "a
nasu konvenciju. Protitana ie kopiia
Memorandum usvoienog Cd Y. +.
0. dnznostima Sekciia Oeranaka Ii
Odboru propaganda. Prima Sc k zna-
niu.
Prebroiani su glasovi "a grad kon-
vencije sledeci ie rezultat: "a Akron
l29 glasova, "a Chicago ! glasova Pre-
! f',a tome, Akron je izabran II kome da
Sc odrzi 81. konvencija Federaciie.
G. Karlovic, osamlieni clan, otpao ie
IL clanstva zbog neuplate clanarine.
L. Stefanovic l.. Petrovit izabrani
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Sa PrvOmaiske prosla-
Montevideo Uruguay.

e
Organizacija De Leonovih Sled
benika ovog mesta odrzala je Pr
vomajsku proslavu u kuci druga
P. Centnera, korist "A Munka-
ga.
Ma nasem jeziku je odrzao go
vor drug l. Diosi, ma madjarskom
drug F. Holencer, a ma spanjoIs-
kom drug l. Vidmar. Svi govori
su sc baVili sa znacajjem Prvoga
Maja, ciji pravi revolucionarni
znacaj slavi samo Organizaciia
De Leonovih Sledbenika Monte
video-u Socijalisticka Radnicka
Partija U. S. A, Velike Britanije,
Kanade i Australia, kao nasa
grupica Argentina.
Nakon tih govora, koji behu sa
odobrenjem prisutnih primljeni,
bi izvrsena kolekcija. Sledeci pri-
lozise u uruguay-skim pesosima:
l. Diosi 5.35, A. Komjetan 500,
NJ. Pavlovic 500, Familija Mihic
500, D. Culum 500, P. Centner s.
90, J. Prstac 500, j. Cindric A.
90, F. Holencer 400, V. Vukoje-
vac 800, l.. Medic 800, D. Mrao-
vic 800, N. Massa 800, Familija
Vrbanic 800, S. Pernar 800, l.
Vidmar 800, PiroSka Vukoievac
200, NJ. Vukojevac 200, M. Cve-
ticanin $50, A. Costanjeda 200,
A. Umpieros 200, H. Antelo 1.5O,
L. Peralta LOO.
Da bi prihod bio veci drugari-
Ca Holencer je darovala jednu le-
pu stvar ("karpeta") kao sto u
radi isto i simpaticarka M. Ciku-
sa C"portatis"), ma kojima je pri-
hodovana svota cd sos pesosa.
Cist prihod sa owe proslave IL
nosi 44.67 pesosa. Isti je poslan
Madjarskoj Federaciji S. L. P,
U. S. A.
Rucak je bio spremlien Cd stra-
ne drugarice Piroske Vukojevac
Ona je. az pomoe, drugarica sku,
vala sefvirala ukusni pifeci pa
prikas. Moi swim drugaricama
i simpaticarkama, kao swim pri.
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Besposlica stalno raste
u New YOrku.
(Nastavak sa l. strane. }

\ANoStof On Sd 1s o'A "AS'/
tamo ne podize ratnu industriju.
Ako nista drugo, ova pojava
mas uci kakvo stanje bi u ovoj
zemlji vladalo sto Sc tice bespos-
lenih radnika da svet nije pao u
more svoje krvi. Danas su upos-
leni preko IL miliona radnika sa-
mo u ratnoj proizvodnji, preko
diva miliona Sc nalaze vec vols
ci. Drugim recima, da nije rata,
danas bi "a sigurno imali Is mi
Iona besposlenih radnika. A ka-
da Sc uzme obzir da druge in
dustrije rade wise zbog uposlenja
tin miliona radnika, onda bi broj
besposlenih danas bio blizu 20 mi
Iona radnika iii polovina americ-
ke radnicke klase.
Kada mi kazemo da je kapitali-
zam bankrotirao kao bivsi uspes-
nj ekonomski poredak, mi bas j.
mamo tn jaku cinjenicu ma umu
da Sc bez svetskog krvoprolica on
ne bi mogao odrzati. A ovo znaci
da &c nakon rata, tojest, ako bu-
de MENU kraja pod kapitalizmom,
broj besposlenih neizmerno biti
velik.
Pod kapitalizmom covecanstvo
Sc moze nadati samo crnjoj bu-
ducnosti. Otuda nase nastojanje
da upoznamo sto veci broj radni-
ka sa nasom spasonosnom nau-
kom, da Sc radnici ujedine poll
ticki industrijalno "a mirno !
civilizovano obaranje kapitalizma
ii uspostavljanje Socijalisticke In
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Sa zajednickog pikni-
ka.

Steubenville, O.
U nedelju 2. augusta, mas O.
granak mesna Sekcija odrzali
su zajednicki Indoor" piknik u
svome lokalu ma 537 Wells ST.
Pozdravni govor je odrzao drug
H. Brostman Ma engleskom jezi-
ku.
Nakon dobrog jela sto nam pri--
redise nase vredne drugarice,
drug H. Brostman je odrzao ma
engleskom jeziku pozdravni go
vor. Zatim Sc presto ma kolekciju,
i sledeci prilozise Il novcu:
H. Brostman $500, J. Derosky
$3.50, G. Radulovic $500, E. Mi
losevic $500, D. Milosevic SOC,
M. Krnic $500, L.. Mrvos S3.1O,
G. sobat S1O0, S. Jukic S1.5O, s.
Vignjevic $500, M. Burlakies S3.-
90, Hermina Barac S1.50, NJ. Bra
senovic $500, J. Buretz $500, NJ.
Jankovic $500, S. spanovie 81
90, R. Brdar S100, A. Sauer 81
90, Familija l. Krnic $3.50, s. Ko-
tur $3.50, Familija Beuk $500,
Milica Busick s1.O0, G. sepelj 81
90, F.. Busick $500.
Drugarica Anka Beuk je stva-
rima prilozila $500.
Cist prihod jeste S32.62.
Ogranak Sekcija zahvaljuiu
Sc swim prilagacima.
A. Sauer, dopisnik-
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IL ZIVOTA FEDERACIJE.

waukee, Detroit Youngstown. A ov
su Ogranci poslali mesetne izvestaje
Bellwood, New York, Hoboken, Mil
waukee, Lackawanna, Steubenville
Youngstown.
Klubovi RadniGke Borbe Detroit
Chicago poslali su arke novo-izabranit
funkcionera.
Procitana je korespodenciia izmedjr
Nacionalnog Centralnog Ureda pc
raznim stvarima usvojena.
kontrolni Odbor podnosi svoj pisme
nj izvestaj, koii Sc usvaia sa primed
bama.
Odluceno da Sc ida sociialistick
Radnitki Kalendar "a 1913. godnu
Cena kalendara da bude so cent?. a ce-
ma oglasima da ostane ista, kao ka.
lendaru 1912. godine.
Ovim Ograncima izdatc. su besplat-
ne markice: Steubenville 4 Akron Is
Odluceno da Sc pita NJ. Vuksic. ako
Sc prima, da Sc uposli "a dive ncdelie
pred konvenciiu da pomogne Oeranku
Akron.
1zvestaj urednika r. B.: o proslav-
nom broju r. b., o slikama u tom IL
danju drugim stvarima. Izvestai sc
prima.
Sekretar Federaciie izlaze sustinu
spremlienog izvestaia Centralnog Cd.
bora 81. konvenciji, koii Sc usvaia.
Oval zapisnik ie procitan usvoien,
onda Sc sednica zatvara IL 5 sati po
podne.
G. stEPOVIG,
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-08-20
SILL A 1 N ASILJ E !.

pored potpune kontrole radnika
mad industrijom, bivsi kapitalist
cak i vezu uspostaviti sa "svo-
i'm" militarnim silama. Nece l.
matt ma raspolozenju nikakav te-
lefon, nikakav telegraf, nikakav
radio, nikakvu postu. Kako &c, pl-
tamo mi, militarna sila, koJa u sa-
dasnje vreme broji okruglo 100000
Tmisli Sc ma stajacu vojsku mirnog
doba] (ne ukljucujuci policijD,
pretpostavljajuci da bivsi kapita-
list dodje II vezu njom j pref
postavljajuci da &c Sc ona resitl
da krene protiv drustva, - kako
&c ona dejstvovati? Ta 100000
voinika mornara jedva bi mogli
dostajati "a pokrice postanskih
ureda Sjedinjenih Drzava, da j
ne govorimo celokupnoj indu-
strijskoj svojini zemlje. l k k o
moze takva armija, pitamo mi, do
ci do hrane, municije, prevoza
komunikacije? Pamtimo: radnici
bi imali biti industriji, u pre-.
duzecima gde Sc sve militarne
stvari proizvode da je "potreb-
no sedan ljudi u industrijama da
drze jednog coveka u rovovima"
Gde &c Sc naci, pitamo mi, sedan
puta toliko ljudi koliko in ina
vojska (sedam puta 100000 je L.
100000 radnika) industriji koji
Sill lojalni jednoj armiji koja ina
da bude upotrebljena protiv njih ?
(Ukljucite i policiju medju vojne
sile koje potrebuju industrijsku
potporu, pa opet pomnozite Sd Sc
DAM l kako &c, pitamo mi, biv-
81 kapitalist placati svoju armi-
ju? Radnickom preuzimanjn VIA
sti prethodi krah kapitalistickog
novcanog stroja iii potice IL ME
ga. Sta &c kapitalisticki papirni
dolari vredeti obicnim clanovima
armije Hoce Ii kapitalist, ako nj
je, posmatrajuci nadolazeeu 81
tuaciju, pobegao il zemlje, = no.
&c Ii on narediti onima koje sma-
ira svojom armijom da napadnu
radnike, sto znaci industrije L ko-
jima su oni bezbednosti, kaa
tvvrrdi IA jjee on on viaassnik 18th tik
industrija? JOS ina da Sc nadje
kapitalist koji bi bezobzirno ma
redio da Sc razara "njegova sop
stvena" svojina.
Kapitalisti hoce "silu nasi-
| lje"; oni hoce da mi izadjemo ma
ulicu, gde mas mogu tuci fizicki
gde mas mogu tuci zakonski kao
anarhiste, izgrednike i ustanike.
oni hoce da mi ostavimo preduze-
ca da Sc tucemo napolju, da bi
mas oni mogli tuci i ma jedan dru-
gi nacin; stavljajuci mas u polo
| zaj da otvoreno priznamo kapita-
listima pravo vlasnistva rad radi-
onicama. livnicama, tvornicama
tako dalje - mad sredstvima "a
proizvodnju bogatstva i zivota.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-08-20
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U dopisu asa izleta, Cleveland,
O." koji Sc pojavio proslom bro
ju potkraIe su Sc dve greske me-
dju prilagacima. Ma mesto IF.
DvoraGki S2O.OO,' treba da stoji,
F. DvoraGki $500, na mesto
mildred Slepcevic i Dolores Kla-
ic $5O.0O," treba da stoji Mildred
SIepkevicl Il Dolores klaie- SOC. :
~ Unfoijavaju Sc nasi aeitaoci da
gornje ispravke uZmu u obzlr-
UredniStv0.