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Evening star., 1942-09-20
HELP MEN & WOMEN.

BALLROOM DANCING TEACHER with 'ex-
OF downtown studio. National 1852
BOOKKEEPER SECRETARY, experienced,
with ability to assume full charge of Office
In reply give qualifications and experience.
Box 474-B, Star.
BOY OR GIRL to distribute blotters, 81
an hour, bout 3 to hours work. Dance
Studio, 625 r st. NV.
CASHIER and food checker, experienced
National Cash Register system, for better
restaurant; salary S125 and meals; 6-day
week. Box Bob. Star.
coLORED SERVANTS. fun-time Jobs, room
and board, good salary; references re-
auired. Mrs. Bynum, AID. 9745.
COOK-CHE colored. for cafeteria: ideal
working cond.; easy hrs: good salary Ap-
ply Hi-Skor Bowling Alley Restaurant, 719
18th st. NV.
COOK, white or colored; good pay. Execu-
tive Pharmacy, 1892 K st. NV.
COUNTER MEN or women t2), expert
enced: also > mattresses; excellent pay
Hendersons Grill, 135 l4th st. NV. 80
COUPLE, colored, wants housekeeper for
care of small house and children in NE
section; live in il possible; both parents
work nights; fine family: very pleasant
working conditions; no Sundays; $40 per
mo. Call Lincoln 4O59.
COUPLE. husband for janitor, part time;
small apt. BLDG: wife as maid, full time
quarters and salary. Apply in person.
tol K st. ne, Apt. 10l AT. 1880
Evening star., 1942-09-20

BOOkKEEPER- ER-STENOGRAPHER over u
lor hlsh-claSs retail! liquor company: eX-
celent salary i4-hour week Apply in
18th St NV $1,000 ''
Evening star., 1942-09-20

BOOkEEP Err SECRETARY, fully expert.
enced. to work in transfer Office: must have
references; salary from S25 to $40 per wk
aepending upon ability. CurleS Movers
203:S Nichols ave Sc
Evening star., 1942-09-20

SHOE SALESWOMEN.
Permanent position, good
salary. Also want part-time
salespeople for Thursday ewes.
and Saturday afternoons.
Queen Quality Bott Shop,
Inc, 1921 F st. NV.
Evening star., 1942-09-20

bEAOIY OPERATOR. experienced, and
RG Resu1y " Salon. 37I6 Maeomb st. NV.
Evening star., 1942-09-20
WOMEN PRESSERS.

Good salary, pleasant working condi-
tons: can use several good presSers. APP
ply Mon. 1916 9th St NV.
BEST WAY CLEANERS.
Evening star., 1942-09-20

have nice personality: salary $40 to start.
excel. oppor. for advancement; hrs, | pm
70 ~ pm no sundays. Apply Milstone' S
Acme Liquor Store. 921 penna ave NV
CASHIERS evening work, prefer expe-
rlenced steady position: S1S week and
meals no Sunday work. The 400, 1425
Evening star., 1942-09-20

BEAUTY OPERATOR. hours 80 pm; sal
| Beauty Shop RE 400 e
Evening star., 1942-09-20

BEAUTY oPERAToR-Top salary and
commission; averaging S35 to sis Der
week; excellent opportunity; large, pleas
ant salon, fully equipped RA. az;
Sunday. GF, 0TOo '''
Evening star., 1942-09-20

BEAUTY OPERATOR. So. 80 and commits
Eion, n, 1856 Rhode Island ave. ne. North
Evening star., 1942-09-20

EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY for clerk
stenographer with life insurance branch
girl IN ofice. Apply in person. $40 South
ern Bldg.
Evening star., 1942-09-20

BOOKKEEPER'S ASSISTANT, must be
quick and accurate at figures. Permanent
positlon with oid-established company.
State age, experience, references educa-
ton. Box 46O-B Star
Evening star., 1942-09-20

BEAUTY OPERATOR, permanent. oood col
ary and commission. Michigan 9553
BEAUTY OPERATOR, experienced good
pay and commission The Polly Anna
Beauty Shop. }5O2 14th st. NV
BEAUTY OPERATOR for shampoos and
manlcCfes: highest salary and commission
55sion 55ssnon conditioned. Rudolph Coiffeur
Evening star., 1942-09-20

| BEAUTY OPERATORS Amply psIacs
Beauty Salon, 2633 Conn, ave
BEAUTY OPERATOR, fun time ptrma-
neht position; 3 evenings off a week Sal
afy and commission. Longfellow Beauty
Shoppe, 1921 Colo ave NV
Evening star., 1942-09-20

ASSISTANT IN OFFICE, keeping stock
records for storage warehouse and general
once DUTIES, some tipping: excellent future.
Evening star., 1942-09-20

cOLORED SERVANTS, fuil-time Jobs room
and board, good salary; references re-
ouired. Mrs. Bynum, AID q145
Evening star., 1942-09-20

CASHIER and food checker, experienced
National Cash Register system, for better
restaurant; salary SIPS and meals; 6-day
week Box 315-B, Star
Evening star., 1942-09-20

BOOKKEPER'S ASSISTANT young girl,
knoWledge OF typlng; permanent opening
Tor one who likes figures Box Abb Star
BOOKKEEPER- CASHIER for credit union
DAYS week; Sl6. Bog 1O-E, Star
Evening star., 1942-09-20

COOK CHEF. colored for cafeteria. ideal
working cond; easy hrs; good salary Ap-
ply Hi-Skor Bowling Alley Restaurant, 7l9
18th st NV
Evening star., 1942-09-20

Several intellisent young ladies for cler-
1csl~work in pleasant surroundings, Five
day week, Salary, Sc5 weekly State
ake. experience II any and give refer
ences Box 19b-Y, Star
Evening star., 1942-09-20

ASSISTANT to circulation manager for
and economical publications. Distribntion
OF panlcation, entirely by mail Pref
srence gwen to applicant who has had
iorts, etc Write fully as to age, educa-
tlon all business experience and salary
expected Rox 46R-P Ctar "A'
Evening star., 1942-09-20

LADIES, young, for chain dry
cleaning and laundry store, no
experience necessary, rapid ad-
vancement,
VOGIJr SOS Ar,rNSurrpc pp NV
Evening star., 1942-09-20

BEAUTY OPERATOR, downtown shop:
must oe good finger waver and permanent
| WaVer; $50 Wk ME RIS7
Evening star., 1942-09-20

BOOKKEEPER'S ASST, must be GOOD
52l I3th st. NV
Evening star., 1942-09-20

SEAoIlClAN. permanent highest salary:
gnoose your own hours; good tips Meta s
Beauty Salon 929 G ST. NV
BEAUTY OPERATOR, thorouehIy eYneri.
enced Tor exclusive salon. District or Ar
iington girl apply in person, Mrs. Taylor,
LIZ wilson blvd. Arlington. Va. salary,
NJ ou plus commission to right party.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, all around. oood
ssisry reasonable hours. Call WA IT3I
Evening star., 1942-09-20

BEAUTY OPERATOR, au-around; .ood
Salary: steady position. l14l Conn. ave
Evening star., 1942-09-20

tunity. good salary and excellent working
conditions Apply in person. Comley's
Evening star., 1942-09-20

BEAUTY OPERATOR-Permane position
Ior n operator with all-around experience
Emerson ~ or Metropolitan 03SS
Evening star., 1942-09-20

BEAUTY OPERATOR, experienced ton
salary; hours, 10 to Z. 3So4 Wisconsin
ave NV. Phone Woodley 5419 Sunday,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-03
Coastal Defenses Get
Stronger, Knox Says

NEW ORLEANS. May 2 INS)
The United States coastal de-
lenses are being strengthened con-
Stantly, and in the last go days
100 more patrol craft and a large
number" of airplanes have been
added to the forces. Secretary of
the Navy Frank Knox said in New
Orleans today.
The secretary made a tour of
inspection of the Port OF New
Orleans today as part of a survey
OF all coastal frontiers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-03
Tire Shortage
Called Worse
Than Bombing
9. Donald Kennedy
Sees Serious Blow
TO u. S. Production

LANSING. May when tires
on Detroit war production work
ers cars are worn out the natior
will suffer a more serious blow
than could ever be dealt by th'
laps, Highway COMMISSIONS G
Donald Kennedy Saia today
"Bomb damage can he re-
paired" he said. I'VE can al
ways find little steel and con-
crete TO rebuild. but when the
rubber Is gone, there just isn't
any more"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-03
Electric Stoves Frozen

WASHINGTON, May 2 (UP).--
All domestic electric ranges in the
hands of manufacturers. distrib-
utors and retail dealers were
frozen today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-03

Kennedy has just returned from
two weeks on the West Coast
where he was sent as a member
Of the war department traffic adj
Visory committee. lie Will submit
his report IN Washington next
week.
LOS Angeles has nearly the
same transportation problem as
Detroit" he said. THE city Is
spread out. with 73 communities
In the valley covering 1000
souare miles"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-03
Best Plan Found

The so-called Pontiac plan" de-
vised by the highway department,
placed in effect in Pontiac and
ordered adopted nationally last
week, is the best method of saw
ing tires, in Kennedys opinion.
with the slogan, share the
Rides the plan includes stag
gering of school, factory and
shopping hours to lop off peak
Transportation hours" he said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-03

To show the Importance of rub
her the highway department con-
Quoted research in Detroit re-
vealing:
. Thirty per cent of tires
found on cars in factory parking
lots have less than 5000 miles of
dependable transportation left.
In the Detroit factory area
only 16 workers per car ride
to work.
The average round trip
from home TO plant is 20 miles.
This means 10000 cars In
the area will be laid up at the
end of the year II the present
driving rate il continued" Ken
nedy said.
"And II means 100000 war
workers will have TO find other
means of transportation"
The Nome nugget., 1942-01-28
CIVIL DEFENSE BENEFIT SATURDAY

The Civil Defense benefit dance at the high school on Sat urday night will be a gay affair with all of Meme helping to fin ance the purchase of new broad casting equipment for the local defense station.
 When it became necessary on short notice to establish defense headquarters with some means of immediate communication with the entire community, such pieces of wireless equipment as were available in town were as- sembled and a temporary broad casting outfit was soon sending messages and furnishing sustain ing musical programs to the peo- pie of Nome. The temporary in- stallation has been petted along and kept going by constant tin- kering and replacementS at the expense of the individuals who were willing to work at it. The average listener has probably supposed that a frst-class trans hitter has been in use, but those around defense headquarters know the heavy handicaps un- der which all broadcastS have been made.
 It is planned to purchase a new transmitter which will make pos sibie the release of good musical programs as well as of important information on defense measur- es. These programs will reach outlying districts which are con nected with Nome by telephone wires, but will not penetrate into the ether far enough to consti- ute a danger.
 InaSmuch as the Civil Defense has no funds with which to carry on it's work the Home Arts Club is sponsoring the dance Saturday night to raise he money for this equipment Music by Johnson and Millspaugh will insure smooth dancing. Buy your tick cts early and make your dates. It will be big night.
The Nome nugget., 1942-01-28
Mirow Activities

Jan. 27 Gordon Mckenzie left Nome for Anchorage with six selecteeS.
 John Moore left Nome for An chorage with eight U. s. Engin- eers.
 Frank Whaley left for Moses Pt and Unalakleet and all down coast mail stops. Passengers for Moses Pt. were: Doc Cady, Paul. inc Jones and Joseph Na7-uk.
 Today - Whaley returned to Nome with Otto Worm, Karl Tveter and Harold Jacobson from Moses Point and MT. Paden from White Mountain.
The Nome nugget., 1942-01-28
REGISTRATION DATE
 SET AS FEB. IS, 1922,

The Nome SalectiVe Ser vice Board received the fol lowing Wire from territor- ial headquarters:
 February 1, 1942, regis tration date for all Alaska. Registration limited t 0 those who reached tWen- tieth birthday on or before December 31, 1941, and who have not reached for ty fifth birthday on Feb ruary Is, 1922, and who have not heretofore regis tered. Please give wide publicity in your area. Re- fer circular letter 31 dated Jan. 6, 1942. Provide regis tration places and appoint r e g S trars immediately. New registration forms have been mailed. Do not use old forms. If forms are received late register inn mediately upon receipt.
The Nome nugget., 1942-01-28
WIEN ACTIVITIES

Jan. "A Bob Long to Teller with Mrs. R. Ulrickson, return ing with George Kazooklik and Mrs. Mule and child.
 Jan. 25 Sig Wien to Fairbanks via Deering and Kotzebue with Bess Cross and Jack Whaley. Mrs. Art Flat and infant were passengers to Kotzebue.
 Bill Paine to Shishmaref with Sam Kendrick from Teller, re- turning to Nome with Rev. Dahle
 Jan. 27 Bob Long to Bluff with Sam Tucker.
The Nome nugget., 1942-01-28
News items
Rate Hearing Be Held in Seattle

W9shinoton, Jan 28 (AP) The Maritime Commis- sion announced it will re- open the Alaska Steamship rate hearing set for Feb. 3 at Washington, and trans ferred it to Seattle. The date of the hearing is un- hanged.
The Nome nugget., 1942-01-28
DEMOCRATS ATTENTION

An important meeting of the Nome Democratic Club will be held in City Hall on Friday, January 3Oth, at 9 o'clock p. m.
 M. J. Walsh, Chairman
The Nome nugget., 1942-01-28
PIONEERS XMAS FUND REPORTED

A report was made on the dis position of $2343,10 collected late last year for the oldtimers' Christmas party at the Alaska Pioneers Home in Sitka. The money was raised by w. D. Gross southeast Alaska theatre man, through Igloos of the Pioneers of Alaska.
 In his report, Eiler Hansen, Superintendent of the Home, de clared:
 Tn rendering an account of this Fund I do so with the added gratitude of the Pioneers that in these troublesome times they have not been forgotten On be- half of the men in the Home thank every individual and or ganization that contributed to the worthy purpose of making Christmas for them a day of real rejoicing. Herewith a statement of the money received and it's disposition.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-05-07

meri takOdJer SaZluZnl SlrOk1 kfu-
| govi drugih u~poslenika, i ako Sc
~povecaju najamnice az w duz
da bi Sc odrzao pred ratni zivot-
nj standard, nike drugi nece Sc
zrtvovati SEN onih u militarnoj
sluzbi." ovo ia novina rece IA
kon sto je prethodno u istom u
vodniku V priznala, "Dok SUI Sc
zivotni troskovi poskupili novca-
nj dohodci su ostali konstantni i
| standard zivota je srazmerno pao."
Onda skoro pri kraju ona veil,
"Kada su Nemci rekli u pocetku
rata da oni nece imati oboje pus-
Ike i putera oni su u stvari rekli
da njihov zivotni standard mora
opasti zbog manjkavosti narcotic
vrste hrane." Tada ona ovako is
tn misao zakljucuje: "Ako smo
mi odlucni da porazimo Osovine
j mi moramo biti voljni da pod
nesemo pozrtvovania, sto enact da
stezemo kajise. Nj jedna gEupa
ne SINE biti izabrana "a special
no ponasanje prema Moi. Pobeda
&c zahtevati pozrtvovanja cd svi-
ju mas
Kada radnici citaju takva ma
klapanja burzoaske stampe oni Sc
opravdano protiv ME bune, jer o.
ma udara NTH 20 njihovim dzepo-
vima koji su i tako skoro uvek
prazni, sto znaci da je ia novina
"a MANU- hranu i mamie odelo i
slabiju s~tanarinu sa kojim losijim
stvarima radnik mora da sebe
odrzava "a sve tezi i duzi rad, da
neguje sve slabije svoju decu.
Drugim recima, radnici vide da
takva burzoaska stampa zagovara
vecu mizeriju cele radnicke klase.
Mozda da bi radnici mogli progu-
tati i owl gorku pilulu "pozrtvo-
vanja" da ma drugoj strani ne vi
de da parazitska plutokratija do
Diva sve vece zlatne ratna profit
te. Tako oni vide da burzoaska
stampa trail pozrtvovanja samo
od izrabljere. .radnicke klase, da
bi tako plutokratima ostao veci
"visak vrednosti.'
Kao sto je slucaj sa pomenu-
tom novinom u Klevelandu, tako
je isti slucaj i sa drugim burzo-
askim novinama preko cele zem-
lie. Sve su n "a vece izrablji-
vanje, pardon, "a vece "pozrtvo-
vanje" radni6ke klase.
Onda nije nikakvo Guido da sc
radnici ne zagrejavaju "a rat ka-
da in ma to urgiraju ona ista bur
zoaska sredstva javnog mnjenja
koja zagovaraju vecu mizeriju
radni6ke klase. Ne samo da tako
postupaju burzoaske novine, ne
go Nth tome srazmerno sledu-
ju radija, preko kojih kapita-
listicki zvanicnici uvek traze We
ca "pozrtvovanja," i bioskpi u
kojima Sc prikazuju slike kapita-
listickih zvanicnika, koji opet uz
istu lieu "pozrtvovanja' guide, a
da ne zaboravimo nj predikaoni-
&c sa koiih "demokratski" man
tijasi "demokratski" svoie stado
vode u vece "pozrtvovanje"! Pa
onda svi ii klasni neprijatelji
radnika traze cd njih da Sc Ia
greju "a rat!
Zbog toga SUI DO prvi put Il svo-
ioi istoriji sva burzoaska sred-
silva javnog mnjenja u ocaiu. jer
i preko svih svojih nastojavanja,
koja su oni poduzeli nazad dive
godine j stalno in sve vecim tenn
pom poduzimlju, oni nisu u sta
nju da IL jedno te isto vren1e ga
greju radnike "a rat k a d a ira
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-05-07
PromaSaj sredstava burzoaskog javnog
mjenja.

Burzoaska stampa je cd uvek
bila najpogodnije i najvece sred-
stvo foTmiranja "javnog mnjenja'
"a ma kakvu politiku koja je u
dano vreme bila neophodna danoj
razvijenoj burzoaskoj zemlji. Ma
ravno, tn su i druga sredstva, ko-
ia sluze kao pomocnici burzoas-
koj stampi, kao sto su radio, BIZ
oskopi, predikaonice, poulicne re-
klame it'd. Ali ma kraju krajeva O.
no sto Sc trazi putem burzoaske
stampe to Sc trazi preko radija, u
bioskopima i nekada Sc natakne
ma poulicnim reklamama, a da ne
zaboravimo i ma predikaonicama.
Danasnja vladina politika koja
zahteva svu zemaljsku paznju je-
ste ratna politika. Zemlja je u ra-
tn sa imperijalistitkim neprijate-
lem s jedne i S druge strane diva
velika okeana. Sada je Moi po-
trebnije nego ikada da sya sred-
silva burzoaskog javnog mnjenja
rade uspeSno da spremaju narod
"a odusevljeno vodjenje rata. l ia
sva burzoaska sredstva zaista ra-
de koliko god mogu onako kako
najbolje mogu da prelude anne
ricko stanovniStvo "a rat. A ako
.. SUI rezultati nedovoljni kao sto i
jesu ne moe Sc Ia to krivica sva-
liti ma manjkavost te burzoaske o.
gromne propagandisticke masine,
jer je m najveca i najmoderniia
ma svetu. ottawa joj zemlja i sko-
no sve sto je u Moi stoji ma ras-
polozenju. Ali preko sveg ovog
burzoazija Sc zali ma radnike da
SUI oni hladni prema pitanju ra.
ia? ~
Cinjenica je ustanovljena. Kod
radnika zaista vlada malodusnost.
l v je pc prvi put da Sc sva
mocha sredstva burzoaskog jaw
nog mnjenja osecaju vrlo nemoe-
ma prema ovoj "a NTH neobjas-
njivoj fenomeni, jer su oni do sa-
da mogli da javno mnjenje rad
nftke kiase krecu takorekue kud-
god su hteli. A sada Sc mole pos
taviti pitanje: zasto burzoaska
sredstva javnog mnjenja usuprot
sveg nastojanja u glavnome pro-
masuju u svojoj ulozi da zagreju
radnike "a rat?
Odgovor ma gore postavlJeno
pitanje nece biti tako teSko naci.
Evo jednog primera koji &c a
uveliko snabdeti So trazenim Cd
govorom iii objasnjenjem: kleve-
landska burzoaska stampa, Plain
Dealer, donela je jedan kratak u
vodnik u jednom cd skorasnjih IL
danja, pod n~aslovom, "Rat i zivot-
nj Standard, Il kojem napada
traznju radnika da i'm Sc poveca
najamnica srazmerno prema ska
kaniu cena zivotnih namirnica. Z
pitanju je jedno pismo koje je
ia novina prethodno o~belodanila,
IL kojem je pisac trazio da sc ma
jamnica pismonosa podigne, O.
pravdavajuci svoj zahtev sa sku-
pocom. Ia novina u pomenutom
uvodniku ovako napada tn vrlo
normalnu traznju da Sc nominal
ma najamnica sravni sa realnom
najamnicom:
mi Sc protivimo d,zanju da
ma koja grupa u doba ozbiljne
nacionalne opasnosti ina pravo
da sedi ma specijalnoi poziciji i
ia zagovara politiku u vezi sa
placanjem najamnice koja je sti-
ii cd pozrtvovanja." Onda ia no.
vina dale nastavlja: "Ako su pis-
monosi sazluzni da i'm Sc poveca
najamnica onda SUI prema istoj
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-05-07

re cd Nth da DUE i brze rade
Ia mizerniju najamnicu. Ova ne
doslednost burzoaske ogromne
propagandistieke masine je t
Moi urodjena. Same sto je zboe
narocitih okolnosti ovog krvopro-
lica ona wise ispoljena da je rad
nici mogu jasnije videti. Ona mo-
"a pr%venstveno da stiti profitas-
Ike interese svoje burzoazije, jer
ma sto ratovi ako profit ne mogu
biti masniji, ako izrabljivanje
radnika ne moze biti obilnlJe
Kao sto vidimo, ona je sasvim
zbog svoje burzoaske prirode bes-
pomona iako je najmodernija
najogromnija.
Ovo su znaci ranog budjenja
radnicke klase. Jos je prillcan
mrak, ali j Il mraku mramurna
radnicka klasa je Il stanju da vi
di da vladajuGa kapitalisticka
klasa radi sve Sto m0ze da isko-
risti oval rat "a svoje protltaske
interese ma sve vecu stetu radni-
ka. Ovo moze biti i znak najrani-
je gore. Mozda &c Sc zaista rodi-
ii ubrzo novi dan, kojeg &c rad
nicka klasa proglasiti kada Sc or
ganizuje politicki da unisti sa-
swim j "a sva vrenena politicku
drzavu, i in%dustrijalno da sa swim
i "a sva vremena unisti vladavi-
nu privatne svojine mad sredstvi-
ma proizvodnje, uzimajuci ze-
maljsku industriju j ~kretajuci je
u korist celog oslobodjenog cove
canstva.
Da Sc tai novi i sretniji dan
nikada ne rodi to je zadatak svih
svedstava koji saeinjavaju tn O.
gromnu masinu burzoaske propa-
gande. Da Sc on sto %uspeSnije u
svom svojem sjaju, bez nj kapi
prolivene krvi, rodi to je zadatak
Socijalisticke Radnicke Partije.
Sada, kada usposredimo naSu
"malu" s. l.. P. kao propagandis-
ticku masinu radnickog oslobodje-
MIA sa ogromnom burzoaskom
masinom propaganda, mi izgleda-
me vrlo "maleni,' ona izgleda JOS
"ogromnija''. Ali mali tamac Ma
vodi mnogo je sposobniji cd veil
ke l~adjurine koja je udarila u
breg i vrisiti ma sve strane ali So
ne mice. To njeni kapetani osob-
no priznaju. Nasa masina revolu-
cionarne propaganda dobiva pc
moe cd zrelosti vrenaena, jer sa-
ma cinjenica da je n1asina bur-
zoaska propaganda toliko u oGaju
ia lie skoro beznadezna to doka-
zuie da u toliko wise postaje ma
deznija pobeda nase revolucionar-
ne propagandisticke masine, cd
nosno, pobeda naseg revolucio-
narnog principa.
Tako i treba da Dude. To je u
skladu sa duhom doba u kojem
zivimo. Stare iako izgleda jake i
ogromno mora zbog svoje prezive-
lie prirode da malaksava: novo
mlado iako maleno mora zbog svo-
je rastece prirode da Sc jaca i da
konacno postane i vece cd starog
oronulog drustva. .Ispod teskog
bremena lazi i predrasuda, koje
je decenijama ma radnike nato-
varila burzoaska propagandistit-
ka masina. radnici &c probuditi
sve to sa sebe stresti kao da nj
kada nisu bill sniime natovareni.
Zbog toga je nepokolebiva vera
SocijalistiGke Radnicke Partije Il
borbenu, izrabljenu j izvaranu
ali neunistivu radnitku klasu.
q Wis
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-05-07
(Nastavice se.)

Pravi i najgori neprijatelj ma
roda jeste danasnja burzoaska
stampa. cato sc drzite strogo svom
dusom devize sto VAN je dohacu-
jem: Prezir j mrznja, smEti pro-
past dsnasnjoj -bnrzoaskoj Stam-4
pill Lassalle.