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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-25
Cards Drum Brooks, but Damage
Slight Unless Series is Swept

fracas of a our-game series. 1t
was the tenth triumph in IL
games for the Cardinals and
kept alive their still-throbbing
hope for the National League
pennant.
NO DAMAGE YET
it did no great dam
age to the Dodgers, who breezed
into the mound city with a rec
ord of ten victories in their last
dozen games and a 7l2 game
lead, All Brooklyn needs at ST.
Louis is an even split to make
the September stretch serene.
The Dodgers still have that
chance.
They also have the comfort of
knowing that the closing days of
the season wifi be spent in the
pleasant company of the Phils
and the Boston Braves, from
whom Brooklyn has won 25 out
VI % SdlllCS.
To tear a really gaping hole
in the Dodgers padding at the
top of the League the Cardinals
would have to sweep the series
and the Redbirds tackled the
strenuous assignment last night
with full head OF steam.
BLAST LARRY FRENCH
They blasted Lefty Larry
French and two successors for
a dozen hits, pulled off a double
steal that scored run, and ade-
quately suppressed the Dodgers
on four-hit hurting by southpaw
Max Lanier.
For seven stanZas the quiet
lefthander allowed only one hit,
a double by Mickey Owen after
two were out in the fifth. Then
with SO lead given him by his
teammates he relaxcL to the ex-
tent of giving the Dodgers a
run in the eighth and coasted to
his 18th success.
French, winner of ID games
and beaten only once previously
this season (also by the Cardi-
nals) lasted just five frames as
Captain Terry Moore led furi-
Gus assault on his offerings.
The fiery centerfielder of the
Cards made three hits, drove in
two runs and scored four times
himself. In the first inning he
doubled and scored on a single
by Enos Country Slaughter. In
the third chapter he reached
second on two-base wild
throw of Peewce Reese and
scored on a single by Coaker
Triplett.
SEAL UP GAME
Then in the fourth st. Louis
sealed up the game with three
runs. Martin Marion, Jimmy
Brown and Moore hit singles for
one tally, Brown and Moore
worked a double steal for an
other, and Slaughter doubled.
In the next inning French
gave way to a pinchhitter and
the Cards completed their scor-
ing off Hugh Casey in the eighth
on Marion's triple, Moore's sin
gle. a walk, and double by
Stan Musial.
This was the only game sched-
uled in either Major League yes
tcrday. The same rivals play
another game tonight, then have
twilight engagement; the next
two dayS.
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|nr SO and HES 7ange Tonight in Inter League Series Open
Stanford, Sailors
Sci for Sugar Bowl

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. Is -
(P) - Stanford and the Great
Lakes Naval Training Station
have accepted invitations to
meet in the annual Sugar Bowl
basketball game here Dec. 80,
the Sugar Bowl committee an
nounced today. The game is part
of the Sugar Bowl athletic pro-
gram.
Stanford defeated Dartmouth
at Kansas City last spring for
the National Basketball Cham
pionship.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-25
Dodgers Hove Soft
September Touch,
Fairly Safe Lead
BY JUDSON BAILEY
ASSOCIATED Press Sports Writer>


The ST. Louis Cardinals may
not have any more chance of
catching the Brooklyn Dodgers
than the slow train through Ar
kansas has of overtaking the
Broadway Limited, but Billy
SouthWorth has the throttle
wide open.
His Redbirds tumbled the
Dodgers II last night before an
enthusiastic turnout OF Is, 588
fans who damned Sportsman 5
Park at ST. Louis for the first
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-25
Women's Loops
Meet "Wednesday

Captains and officers of the
several women's leagues of the
Mount Clemens Recreation al
-leys will meet tomorrow at 8 p.
m. at the bowling site instead of
on Thursday, as originally an
nounced. All ladies interested in
the leagues are asked to attend.
The Tuesday night leagues
will meet this evening at the al
legs at 8 p. m.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-25

Red division titlist, in the first
game of the series tonight, wasl
won at the expense of Sears
team. their final opponent, last
night with an 8-5 victory.
Sears and Bar 50 were the
last of four teams which start
ed the Blue playoffs; the other
two, eliminated earlier, we're,
Spruce Inn and the Merchants.
YOUNG HURLER
For three innings last night,
the Wanted Bar 60 bats we're
handcuffed by l6-year-old Tom,
o Brien, Junior League hurler
replacing Ray Pete" Trombley.
But in the fourth, walk and
homer led to two runs for Bar
SO and in the fifth another count
was added for the winners, Civ
ing them a 30 margin. The tav-
ern team broke loose in one big
inning, the sixth, however pill
ing up five runs to ice the game.
The game was OBrien's Sec
ond in Twilight League compe-
tition.
Sears had taken the lead in
the second inning when third
baseman Roger Forton started
things out with long homer to.
right field. A walk to Danny
Sears, followed by Red Brice's
single and an infield out advance
ed him to tn ird, and on a
throw to third. which got by
Pete Heller, Sears raced home
for 20 lead. In the third, O..
Brien and May drove out con-
secutive singles for two men on
with no outs but an infield out
and double play cut off the scor-
ing chance.
TAKE LEAD IN FIFTH
Two runs - one initiated by
walk TO Mushy Albrecht-and
the other a homer by Art Bon
nett, tied the count up in the
fourth for Bar 90. The lead was
annexed in the following frame
after Ray Lorway had gotten
scratch single, coring on a
squeeze play.
Bar 50 really clinched the
lead, however, in the sixth. AL
brecht's bunt started the in
ming off and a two base error
handed Arnie Hellner and sim
gle, by Bud Moore, continued
the streak. A fielder's choice put
Pete Heller on and then Les
Verscheuren poled out three
run homer to run up a total Of
five runs with no outs. The next
three men went down to end the
spree. '-
The losers counted a run in
the sixth, after Willie May had
walked, and rallied briefly in
the seventh. Dottie Macdonald
gained second on two-base err
ror by M h y Albrecht and
Sears followed up with single.
Gus Kindra's single drove Mac
in and Sears scored on an in
field out. A fly by O'Brien end
ed the frame with one man on
base.
Danny Sears paced his team
with two hits and two runs in
a like number of trips while
Bonnet and VcrScheuren both
got the same number Of blows
for the winners.
Bar So -. 900 215 0-8 9 3
Sears -. 020 0O1 2-5 ! 3
Batteries: Bar 90 - Leggett
and KoloZvari. Sears
and Sears.
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Fisher Towers
Win Forfeit

The Fisher Towers girls,
whose softball card calls for
regular program of Tues
day home games, will not
play here tonight.
A scheduled game with
the st. Clair Indians has
been forfeited to the locals.
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Trap Shooters
on Line Today
BY FRITZ HOWELL

NANDALlh, o., Aug. 20 -
(P) - Americas premier clay
target crashers battled today for
the mems. women's and profess
sional North American clay tar
get championships-200 clays at
Is yards-in the 43rd Grand
American.
Unreasonable weather numb
ed trigger fingers yesterday as a
field of SGT fired for eight titles,
and heavy wind hampered the
scoring efforts in the 100-target
events.
Marie K. Grant o. Fl. Dodge,
Ia, defends the women's title to-
day, with Russell Colt of Ray
town, Mo, after the mems anna
teur title for the second time.
Mrs. Grants toughest opposition
is expected from Leila Hall, the
Strasburg, Mo, star who has
won the laurels five times in the
last seven years Mrs. Hall
show ed she still has her shoot
ing eye by beating out a field
of IS other State queens for the
champion of champions" title
with 98 of 100.
IS MEN ENTERED
The mems Champion of
Champions" race, with 35 en-
trants, was due for decision to-
day after four hot shots romped
through the 100-targct event
with perfect scores. They were
Joe Moore of Kewanee, Ill, II.
M. Schick of Lees Summit, Mo,
julius Petty OF England, Ark :,
and Earl d. Hawkey of Hudson,
Kansas.
Other champions named in
yesterdays firing we're:
Junior (l9 years and under):
j. M. (Bubba) Jones, Is, of
Shreveport, La, 81 of 100.
Sub-Junior (1C years and UNI
der): Roy Foxworthy, I3, of
indianapolis, 90 of 100.
Patterson or Father -Daugh-
ter: c. j. Mos and daughter,
200.
Husband Wife: Tiled Shoot
off today: Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac
Andrews, Spartanburg, S. c.,
and Mr. .and~Mrs. II. 5. RAIDER,
Jeffersonville,. Ohio, 1873 of 200.
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THE BEST POLICY

Note of refreshing frankness
in football handout from Tex
as College of Mines: "One rea-
son that 'Sugar, Evans may lie
one of the best fullbacks in the
Border Conference is that so
many good ones are in the arm
ed service"
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-25
AMERICAN LEAGUE

MONDAYS RESULTS
No games scheduled.
TUESDAYS GAMES
Cleveland at Boston ca.
Chicago at New York.
st. Louis at Washington (twi-
light t2).
Only games scheduled.
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NO HANDICAP

Mary Maiey,- Adrian. Mich
who has no hands nor feet. serves
as bookkeeper of the Red Cross
organization in that city. She al
so does knitting and needlework
at headquarters.
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DEADLY SNAKE

On Aug. Ia, 1892. snake
caused 100 deaths near Kolha-
pur, India. The snake crawled
from a floating log to a boat
which was upset in the panic,
and 100 persons were drowned.
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MaiorLeague Standings
x6',II 81
NATIONAL LEAGUE

MONDAYS RESULTS
ST. Louis Z, Brooklyn 1.
TUESDAYS GAMES
Philadelphia at Chicago.
Boston at Pittsburgh might 4.
New York at Cincinnati
(nighD.
Brooklyn at ST. Louis (night).
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Tonight's
Urnpires

Umpires for tonight's inter
league game at st. Mary's are
as follows: Plate - Ed Dubay;
first-CIarence Frendt; third
Bill Meyers.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-25

Bar 60, which has set a rec
ord for Mount Clemens mems
play by winning 20 straight
league and playOff games, will
attempt to make ii FL tonight.
The opening series games
with Hubarth a. SchOtt, cham
piOn of the Red division, is
slated for st. Mary's Stadium
at GAS. Second game of the
two out of three series is
scheduled for Thursday.
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PROS AHEAD

W. ~ LINZ
The National ague pro
champions have won four times,
the All Stars twice, and two
games have ended in ties. The
pros have triumphed the last
three years and most observers
believe the Bears will make it
four in row Friday night.
George Halas, owner-coach of
the Bears and a former pupil of
All Star Coach Bob Zuppke,
still is regarded as having the
greatest grid unit ever assem-
bled. Although he has lost key
men to the armed forces such as
backs Norm tandlee and
George McAfee, he has veterans
like Sid Luckman and Bill Os-
manski to carry on, and several
rockies like Boston Colleges
O'Rourke, Adolph Kissell and
Frank Maznicki and Colgate's
Bill Geyer to fill in without in
terrupting the magic T machine
too much.
The 60 man squad of All
Stars, outstanding this year for
their fighting vim and alertness,
have reached that pitch of de-
termination that only the old
master, Zuppke, can create. The
game will be Zuppke's bow-out
from football after more than
three decades in the business
20 years of which were spent at
the University of Illinois before
he left last Fall. The boys are
eager to make the Little Dutch
mans official exit a sweet one
and send him back to his placid
downstate farm, happy.
TOP-NOTCH STAFF
Zuppke and his staff-Homer
Norton of the Texas Aggies, Lon
Stiner of Oregon STATE, Frank
Leahy of N>tre Dame, Lynn
Waldorf of Northwestern and
Burt Ingwersen, Northwestern
line coach - have dreamed up
lot of wide-open tuff the fans
should enjoy. Basically, the at
tack will be patterned around a
version of the T formation and
a single wing with passes being
sprayed all over the gridiron.
Not all the boys will be used,
but pro b a b y at least three
teams will work up quite lath-
er. The starting lineup was
chosen by fan votes but Zuppke
can substitute at will after the
kickoff.
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SOftball
Standings

LAST NIGHTS RESULT
Bar 50 8, Sears 5.
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Tavern Team
Wins Loop Title
Without Defeat
Reilly to Down Sears,
IS, in FinoI Game
of Blue Division

Bar SO, indicated leader of
the Twilight Softball Leagues
Blue division throughout theI
regular season, wound up it's
playoff schedule last night still
undefeated and with the Blue
division pennant. Their league
championship, giving them the
right to meet Hubarth & Schott,
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10000 Fans
Seen for Bear,
AII.Star Fratas
Pros, Who Hold Edge,
Roted Fovorite for
Chicago Engagement
BY CHARLES CHAMBERLAIN

CHICAGO, Aug. 25 - R) -
The College All-Stars and the
Chicago Bears are cooked, prim-
ed and ready to fire their touch
down salvos in Soldier Field Fri
day night before an expected
throng of 101 900 fans.
The capacity crowd, greatest
in the nine year history of the
college-professional classics, al.
undoubtedly the largest for a
sports event this year, will pour
an estimated 100000 into the
till. At least 100000 will be
given to Army and Navy relief
funds. biggest single day sports
contribution thus far.
The pc a C ! e heralds the
opening of the country's war
time football season with many
of the players, particularly the
All-Stars, scheduled soon to do
their fighting OIL a broader front.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-07-02

nepogodnosti. Mi ne umalovazava-
mo zadatak."
mi smo vodili nase konferen-
CHE sa potpunim poznavanjem
moci i sredstava nasih nepriiate-
lja."
:" moze Sc reci da &c dola-
zece operacije. 49,. odvratiti ne
macku silu sa navale ma Rusij !"
S d a Sc spekulise da Sc sa
gornjim misli iii da &c Velika Bri-
tanija nastaviti sa avijonskom ma
valom protiv nacistickih gradova
iii &c pokusati da prevail sa VOL
skom negde ma evropskom konti-
nentu iii oboje.
Ako &c "demokratije" zaista
zapoceti "drugi 'front.'" koje me-
secima trazi Sovjetska vlada, to
&c biti zaista zbog bojazi da &c Sc
tamosnje nacisticke sile docepati
kavkaskog ulja. odatle i Iraka,
Irana it'd, dok sc ne sastanu sa si-
lama generala Rommela. Jer ina
&c "demokratije" mozda bi volele
da Sc jos wise istrosi SSSR. Ovo
je stara i neugasiva zelja britain
ske plutokratije. Ali, kao sto smo
do sada videli, ma koliko koja
zemlja nesto zeljela dogadjaji
brkaju ako ne sasvim brisu ME
ne racune.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-07-02

Centralni Odbor Jugoslavenske
Federacije, S. R. P, ma svojoj re-
dovnoj sednici, odrzanoj 21.. juna
1912, usvojio je sledecu rezoluci-
ju o smrti pokojnog druga Paul
Bogdana, clana Ogranka Lacka-
wanna, te clana Centralnog Od-
bora Federacije:
Buduci da smrcu druga Paul
Bogdana Socijialisticka Radnicka
Partija uopste, nasa Federacija
posebice gubi aktivnog, lojalnom
i u svakom smislu pozrtvovanog
clana, koji je "a % godine njego-
va clanovanja Il redovima s. IL P.
neumoro odano radio ma sirenju
revolucionarnog programa S. L.
P. medju radnicima owe zemlje,, e
da bi Sc ucinio kraj kapitalistic-
kom poretku, pod kojim nasa kla-
sa robuje, strada i skapava;
Buduci da je pokojni drug Bog
dan bio cvrstog ubedjenja da Sc
radnicka klasa owe zemlje moze
osloboditi svog ekonomskog rop-
stva samo kroz program S. L. P,
otuda je on "a cello vreme svoga
clanovanja redovima S. L. P.
neumorno i neprekidno nastoja-
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-07-02

Sednica N. l. o. privedena je
kraju. rano .po podne u nedelju 8.
maja. Ia vreme dok Sc zapisnik
sredjivao predsednik je pozvao
druga Papadopolosa (bebu u N. /.
O., kako ga nazva predsednik) da
kaze nekoliko reci. Drug Papado-
polos nakon nekoliko prikladnih
reci, pomesanih sa prilicnog hu-
mora, ucinio je APPEL ma prisutne
da Sc ucini kolekcija u korist
WEEKLY PEOPLE. Ia je kolek-
cija donela preko 70 dolara.
Posle toga, ma poziv predsedni-
ka, izredjali su Sc svi clanovi N.
l. O., kao i drug Pirincin, sa KRAFT
kim govorima, kojih je svrha bila,
da kada Sc povrate svojim subdi-
vizijama, da ma njih ueinimo APPEL
da celokupno clanstvo zasuce ru-
kave neumorno radi povecava
isti ma sirenju reyolucionarnog
programa Socijalisticke Radnicke
Partije.
Zato drugovi drugarice: siri-
mo program ucenje S. L. P. Pro-
vadjajmo delo resenja i odluke
njenog Narodnog Izvrsnog Odbo-
ra. Radimo tako jer,
KAPITALIZAM MORA BITI
OBOREN!
Drugarski vas pozdravlja,
J. T. EVANIC,
Clan Narodnog Izvrsnog
Odbora S. r. P.
Jugoslavenske Federacije.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-07-02
Iveo agitator.

hu ljudi cd nauke, CHE uzvisene
i epohalne istine stekose i'm prava
mesta medju mestima casti. Mi
vidimo Jude, kao sto su Koper-
mix (koji je otkrio, da je sun
ce centar naseg sistema), Calico,
Dzordano Bruno, Kepler (koji je
otkrio tri zakona planetarnih po-
kreta) Spinoza, Kant, Laplas (for-
mator nebularne teorije), Her
eel, astronom; Liel, Geologist; :;
Fon Baer, embriologist; Fon Mohl,
koji je otkrio protoplaznu (pra-
bice); swan, zasnivac teorije o
celijama; Helmohols, formator
doktrine konzervaciji materije;
Darwin, Huxlu, Hekel, Lamark -
mi vidimo, da svi owl ljudi behu
zestoko grubo gonjeni, a neki su
cak zivotima svojim platili dos
lednost svojim nacelima.
ia slavim cinjenicu, sto sam "a
gitator. Zaista je lastak ma dust,
da umaknem izopacujueim, MIS-
kim besciljnim razgovorima sit
nicara Posmatran moguce kao
"osobenjak", agitator uziva to "a
dovoljstvo, da jednom, opsirnom
studijom u svojoj narocitoj grant
znanja razori povrSno znanje svo-
ga upitnika. Da bude izbegavan
cd svojih prijatelja''. to je sudbi-
ma agitatora, ako on dosledno zas-
tupa svoja naeela. Progoni ina
iu "a posledicu ocvrscavanje ME
COVE prirode, ma MEGA Sc moze
gledati postovanjem, dok drugi
lutaju kroz zivot bez borbe, koja
da i'll ispuni svezinom.
/ tako uzviknimo: "ziveo Agi-
tator!'
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-07-02

de i zene, koji wise iii mamie "a
govaraju svoje interese ma racun
svoje srece, donna, pa cak i 1.-Two
ia.
Ova rec - agitator - pokazu-
je, da su svojim danima apos-
toll napretka bill brutalno napa-
dani, dok i'm je sledece pokolenje,
priznavsi i ustupivsi reforme, "a
koje su oni stradali, dizalo spo-
menike znak secanja.
JOS nj danas Sc nisu pritaj;li
odjeci optuzaba protiv minulih a
gitatora, kao: Voltaire, koji je
nazvan osloboditeljem cove6ans-
tva, coveka, koji je jednom "a
navek pokidao svestenicke zavoje
sa oeiju radnika svojim stranc-
vitim reparteom, sa savezom crk-
We drzave, Rusoom, podstreka-
vacem francuske revolucije, pos
: lao opomenu monarsima i vlada-
ma sirom svetu; Thomas Palma,
slobodomisleceg Amerikanca i
francuskog revolucionara, osniva-
ca prvog drustva "a unistenje
(crnackog) ropstva; Robert Owe
ma, jednog cd najvecih u istoriji
velikih ljudi, sacijalista po ma
sledju, propovednika unistenja
decijeg ropstva, komunista pro-
pagatora junionizma; V. L. Gar
! risona, americkog abolicionista !;
drugih, koji delase pre- 1887 !;
| dok ie iste godine vojska poll
cija napadala Cunningham Crab
ma, Hidmanna, Ammu, Vesanta i
Bumsa (poslednji je sada rene
gat) ma Trafalgar Squaru, sto su
propagirali pravo slobode govora.
Neki cd najveeih mueenika be-
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vac da upozna sto wise radnika S
revolucionarnim programom S. l..
P;
Buduci da je pokojni drug Bog
dan "a vreme njegovog agitacio-
nog puta, kao Agitator Federaci-
je, pribavio stotinama novih ci-
taoca "a RADNICKU BORBU i
druge ,partijske organe; prodao
veliku kolieinu nase literature, o.
drzao bezbroj skupstina preda-
vanja, te izvrsio ogromnu kolici-
nu licne agitacije; i
Buduei da je ma osnovu gornjih
cinjenica wilma, pokojni drug
Bogdan bio ce'njen i postovan, ka-
ko cd nasih clanova i simpatiea-
ra, tako cd ostalih radnika koji
su ga poznavali; bi
Odluceno, da ovom prilikom
Centralni Odbor Federacije, j.
me clanstva Federacije izrazi is
kreno drugarsko saucesce njego-
vol ozaloscenoj porodici, supruzi
Frances Bogdan njegovoj mia
dol jos nejakoj keeri Ljubici,
"a gubitkom nikad i'm neprezalje-
nog muza oca, a naseg druga u
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G. Blumenthal:

''Ti nisi nista drugo, do jedan
agitator!" Kakve Ii misli ne zu-
bore po glavama aktivnih ucesni-
ka u pokretu drustvenog progre-
sa, kada i'll pozdravljaju ovim pre-
zirnim epitetom!
Agitator! Uzvisena rec! Simbol
zivosti, intelektualnosti, zdravih
nacela plemenitih osecaja!
Agitator je apsolutno nuzan "a
drustveni napredak. Istorija CO.
vecanstva svedok je owe cinjeni-
ce. No ina raznih vrsti agitato-
ra ma svakom koraku zivota. Ma
rocito su medju NINA istaknuti
agitatori radnicke klase gospo-
darske klase. Stisnuti medju owl
ma nalaze sc moderni reformato-
ri filantropi, sa svojim glavo-
lomnim idejama uzrocima bede
i njenom lecenju. Ova klasa "a
gitatora), sa jednim iii diva izu-
zetka, nikada nije ostavila nije-
dan beleg ma stranicima istorije.
To su vam nesvesni tutori, koji
Sc mesaju tudje poslove, mozda
dobronamereni, ali koji ne razu-
mevaju osnovni temelj naseg eko-
nomskog zivota potpuno su i'm
nepoznati istorijski neuspesi TAX
viii mera, koje oni zagovarahu, u
proslosti.
Vladajuca klasa moze Sc pono-
siti, da je ona imala nekoliko spo-
sobnih ljudi, koii su upotrebili vee
gotove masine drustvenog ugnje-
tavanja, da bi unapredili stvar
svoje klase. Ali radnickoj klasi
pripada cast, da je proizvela lju-
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-07-02
kroz Partiju i Federaciju.

Primili smo izvestaj cd Ogran-
ka Milwaukee, njegovom prvom
pikniku, .koga je poslao njegoy or
ganizator, drug VIM. Kelenic, IL
koga saznajemo da nije ispao o.
mako kako su zeleli i ocekivali,
"a ovo je uzrok lose vreme -
kisa j hladno vreme. Drug Kele-
mic pise da su izvrsili takvu agi-
taciju, kakvu nisu izvrsili odav-
no.
Ali prkos takvog nepovoljnog
vremena, ipak Sc priliean broj
simpatieara odazvao, te su, po-
red velikih troskova, napravili o.
ko $50 cistog prihoda.
Ma 5. julia Ogranak, zajedno S
Klubom Radnicke Borbe, prize
djuje drugi piknik, ma istom mes
tn, gde su odrzali prvi piknik.
Kako mas izveseuje drug Kelenie,
mesto je izvanredno lepo i pogod-
no "a piknike, sa swim udobnos-
TINA. Otuda bi trebali svi nasi
pretplatnici da posete gornji pix
mix, ma kome da ugodno provedu
tai dan, te jednovremeno, da svo-
Jim prisustvom pomognu nasim
organizacijama da postignu mate
rijalni uspeh.
Takodjer zelimo uciniti drugar-
ski APPEL ma sve nase simpaticare
i citaoce RADNICKE BORBE, u
drzavi Ohio, da posete zajednicki
piknik nasih Ogranaka - Akron,
Cleveland, Steubenville, Youngs-
town - koga priredjuju u nede-
lju S. juna u Akronu.
Zemljiste je uredjeno sa swim
pogodnostima sa dobrom pokri-
venom platformom u slucaju kise.
Ia ostalo, vidite oglas ma drugom
mestu ovom broju.
Veliki piknik, koga je bio prize
dio Drzavni Izvrsni Odbor Ohio,
ma 21 juna, kako smo izvesteni,
bio je uspesan materijalno i
moralno. Ma ovom pikniku, mas
kandidat "a governera, drug L. P.
Wettstein, odrzao je govor, tako-
djer j drug Joseph Pirincin, Ma
cionalni Organizator S. L. P, ko-
j je, nakon govora, rukovodio sa