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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-28
nv BELLE BRICK
TON BANTER SNas N the

d.
OM BAN f.i' On 'i'
-. W" 90, sr,-,Irlcs and hr3>r,
Son his hands and face When 'H.
doorbcil 20 what. zap UNIV ''N noun
khack by Tom al'4' count ~ ~,
been his quiet oioe ~ hi.''''..
apartment. sounded. 4' was
O'Clock OF SUNDAY t\e...5l - q,
Answer the door paNfN'
Tom shouted III : iauia 'o'"'"S
! 10 take You home
: DaNey Kent age >'ltu anu 2
shall' swung. IuC''' -.
fiierts, f'''-tt-ttttttf it''''-' - '''''
sirrcplacaoie l'alF oI p. '''' .'.a, \ ''' ~,
Slcapcd down from lil' WHOM ,''.
rWhcre he hao ne'n piaNinN a'
raid warden Iic Ieoo'1 .0 . .l.
center OF me '\in- i'oih "'oi " ''''
a lhud ,,
., Tom sent up a ion'nt y. ,.'
|SpraNer concerning ihe n.oo'..''>
resigned himself 20 noaans later
Cfrom Inc TWO olo IaQ''> VINO ',,'''-
Spied the apartment below ana TO-
placed a bottle az medicine M me
cabinet.
INN nan nRFANI
n.
|oc Like q bad dream NE narrow
wwSng events of tho weekend PIANO
I1amaed through thai paft 81 loT0 :
|fitnind which could still junction.
The ordeal had started about .
bta m the daN before. Tom sister
rnPaula. had suddenly appeared. ac-
|Berompaned by Of All things. "a
small chunky hoy with immense
DIhazel eyes and determined
manner
This il DaSey Kent" Paula
had said 10 The aStOniShed Toni
SaLurudN MOI - ll'''- ~ Ni ~.
was still attircd in paian1aS and
Shippers and a hastily adjusted
pbaihrobc.
|An "Dayey. this is my brother.
|sn Tom"
|,al "Hir said Daycy. Can YOU
IN vrestle q"
> Look. Tom" Paula said.
~, nlacinc papcr parcel on A
|ea Table. II haven't much time.
pc Here's Dayey's toothbrush and
|ars ma iamas A bunch of lis from
E The Office are going 10 Wash
Ington for the week end. They're
be waiting for mo at the station
NOW Dsyev.s mother works
with me
IS, "Tbe woman who was sun
nosed In mind him pboned an
+ hour aeo thai sbe cant make n.
D.yey,s motber's widow and
doesn,t GET IN % places often.
She was an disappolnted-so
b. thought Of YOU in he back for
|te Mir, tomorroy around q"
pa TIME 10 LEARN
@xybat i'm the world" do
~ ,,,a,,dnd Tor, v,ratbrullV tam
hsi Going IN do for txo davx With
younpsters don't know the
FL 6rst thing abou, tbem"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-28

know much. do thew VIII YOU
10 sport and let me have
some I'm teach You "A lulut>u
trick. See Tie ADVANCED ON
Tom grabbed hW hN the knees.
II get hold 81 YOU like this and
you try 60 get away. punch
you in the stomach like this.
You cave i'm. Isn't II a beaui'
Can YOU tie sailors knots
INN .rltrred an Tho edge of the
.at--4+eAtea hm,elf. aHa caught
l.. I,,,o.,t, Pm ro nhon, the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-28
200 Go 10 Army
From Wayne

Two hundred mon from WAYNE
County lcft The Fort street Undue
ton center today for camps
throughout tho United States.
Indicted were the following:
LOCAL BOARD ~. .
= gmund Rencik 3Sf7 Ferris
zoe Al BOARD ~. o.
1ofdsn Miller pigq Grace
Frauk DucFusk.. 1928 Maxwell
karI karleeu s1sG Brssnute
loo ~ BOARD M. lt
Walter Starhua 1909 Y0nka
ToCNT BOAED NJ. 20
STANLEY =. statsN si53 pobe' avenue.
William Seih .ise6s Wastenav.
Walter j. HaI 158i2 scymhut avenue
tgrmano 2. CdndfaEu fl2JO EtfsrI drive
Alheri BsIaia Hita Kenhey avenue
John PTcntkI Dr. 2gdn belmont avenue
Manning BrigUs fsff Marlborough
BARTON ' Farmer 1852 Ccdargrove
Alphonfe y kcsmef Il-Af Iowa avenue.
elements So sfsrFtrvysrg s.fs N.rIII.tI
AleNauder Gryk9 Ni24 RorluWpnd
John Sicg'usHi 1stiG Faurort avenue
Louis IaranoWski. 1875 HIhhard
Inward d Enrehi SiA7 ForestIsVn
Richard Y Enrtght Slf7 Foresfiawn.
Henry G. WIiHarls. iso5a Schooner
jerome g. kraemer iti7f Rochelle
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-28
GLTE IN BRUSHES

ThCYc was glue i'm his set OF solid
gold military brushes, rent i'm the
rather char the bathtub was
filled with water on which floated
TWO canoes and his bedroom slip
perS. the woodwork was covered
with BaveyS grlmy fingermarkS,
and on one wal. OF hlS bedroom
MAS a CraAon drawing OF an Gle
phant. almost lilc-Si2e.
Tom palrd when he contemplated
the morrow. After tho movies they
stopped al restaurant 10 eat and
when they got back TO the apart
mont Davcy announced that he
was gong 10 stay up all night II
was something he had always
wanted 10 do. and this was as good
a chance as any for n.
Tom only succeeded in getting
him undrcSSed and into one Of his
twin beds by promising 10 play
Russian Front with him. first thing
in the morning and that they would
have hot dogs for breakfast
Tom was awakened the follow
ing morning by the feel of cold
steel on his flesh, Across his chest
sat Darey. shouting, Take that,
YOU Nazi swine" That was a
kitchen knife with which Davey,
all too realistically. it seemed 10
Tom, was attempting TO Gu, his
throat Tom jumped up and took
the knife away from Davey. 1t was
still raining -.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-28
Daily Short !SlOTY
What Davey Needed

through playing Italian-Ethiop-
ian War. Guess which side 4
was on.
"Oh. I'm 30 dresdfully sorry"
She turned 10 DaNcy Come ON,
DaNeN. get your things and say
good-hN In Mr. Baxter
II don't want Ia go home.
Marian" said DaNcN 20 has
mother,
"Oh. hut. dear. we must"
Won't" declared Davcy and
made a sudden rush for The
bathroom and locked himself i'm.
"Oh. dear" walled DaveY's
mother II should have thought
Of that. Itll take hours TO get
him out now"
That's what YOU think" said
f POM lFf.ffrs Ia
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-28
APARTMENT LIFELESS
"Sn did l." said Tom

Later when he got back TO the
apartment it seemed lifeleSS and
abnormally quiet. and it was then
that he realized with start of
amusement thai ne had half
meant it.
A day or so later Tom found
himself lingering over a news
paper account of parade to- be
held the following day. He was
going toward the financial page
when the reason for his interest
struck him. Daveyi Boy. wouldn [
Davey enjoy that parade! Davcy's
mother, reached by telephone.
agreed that he would.
The evening Of the day Of the
parade Tom and Mrs Kent sat and
smoked and discussed the Problem
of Davey. The Problem was asleep
I'm afraid I'm going to have
10 send him away to boarding
school. though hate 10 do IL.
! can't bear the thought of com
ing home from the office and not
finding Dayey waiting for me.
But the woman who minds him
after school il threatening To
leave. She's the third this month.
His father died when he was
an infant. YOU know. and I've
brought him up according 10 the
latest books on child psychology,
but I'm afraid l haven't done
too good job"
During the weeks that followed
Tom saw DaVeY and his mother
often. one evening he got home
early from work and there waiting
in front of his house was Davey.
DAVEY Runs OFF
II found the way myself on
the subway" DaVcy announced
proudly the moment he saw him.
But Tom noticed his lower lip
Quivered Just a little I'm run
ming away" nc continued 81
don't want 10 go 10 boarding
school. I'm going TO sea. came
to say gOOd-bN"
We'll. come on mp and have
something Ia eat first" Tom
suggested
While Davcy was busy in the
kitchen. Tom went TO tho phone
and called his mother at hcr office.
'DaNeN'S here with me-" he
told her II think you'd better
grab cab and come over here
and Wen settle this problem of
DaNey once and for all"
Tom sat down and drew DaVey
on las lap
"DaVey," no asked III Your
mother stayed home with YOU
every day and II | came 10 have
dinner with YOU every night and
We PLAYED games after dinner
and then on sunday we all went
Ia the loo. wouldn't YOU like
that better than going To sea ."
HAPPY SOLUTION
well, don't know" said
Davcy.
You'd think II over. wouldn't
YOU ."
Can wc 20 10 the Zoo this
sunday asked DaNCN.
YES ii Nou1l 70 into the
bedroom now and play there
until I call YOU"
DaNey s mother arrived soon
alter out OF breath. worried and
near 10 tears.
oh don't know what I'm
going to do with him" She cX-
claimed deSpairinCly. n don't
want to sent him away from
me. it'll break my heart. hut ne
does need"
Tom drew her gently down be-
side him
~ father" he said. and
that's exactly what he's going 10
get"
TIE END
% IN orrowS short story:
Mothers In style" by Hollis
Starncs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-28
NIGHTMARE OVER

But now. with the sound OF Tho
doorbell the nightmare was over
Ton heard the door open and the
sound of feminine footsteps enter
ing.
Paula" nc beloved, emcrg-
ing from the bathroom 49, since
tho advent of DavCy, Tom hadn't
spoken IN anything under a shout
III that kid were mine, do YOU
know what I'd do with him?
I'd skin him and stun him and
put him on the shelf and only
Ike him down Christmas and
other holidays. or all the"
lie suddenly broke off in the
middle. stood stockStill and pro-
cecded TO turn a dull brick red. II
wasn't Paula who had come in and
was hugglng Dayey and had heard
every word. II was somebody with
eyes Just like Davey'S. somebody
not an awful lot bigger than Davey
himself Tom thought. somebody
whom Tom liked a lot AT first
glance and somebody. who, like
Davcy appeared TO be equal tc
any occasion. She waved away
Tons embarrassment.
"Oh. that's all right" She said.
81 know YOU must be ready for
the madhOuSe. You can't imagine
what its meant Ia me Ia have
two days off from DaveX. |
wouldn't have stuck YOU with
him for the world. hut Paula
absolutely insisted. just can't
thank you enough. I'm Mrs.
Kent, of course" She wound up,
. latfohtDr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-28
TOM TRIES \ TRICK

lie went over and banged on
the bathroom door. Funny how
he Softencd toward Davey. though.
The kid wanted 10 stay. Who
would have thought IL?
'Davey." he called through
the door iii YOU come right out,
I'll give YOU fencing lesson
and Wen 60 have a chicken
dinner. and YOU can have pie
for dessert"
"Oke." yelled Davcy cts a
deal" and opened the door.
Tom graSped him firmly.
You get his things" he told
DaNeS'S mother.
He proceeded 10 march Davey
ont the door and toward the Gle
Nator Mrs. Kent followed.
Tom didn't release his hold on
Davey until they emerged into
the street
You lied 10 him." said Mrs.
Kent. her eyes wide. "NobOdys
ever lied To Davey before" She
looked thoughtful.
"OnIy half "A lie" said Tom.
1--WE will have the chicken din
ner, IL It's all right with you.
Daycy WAS looking at him with
a new respect. lie plodded along
meckly.
You tricked me-" nc de-
clared. But I'll get even"
Tom rode uptown in the sub
way with them and said good
night al the door.
I'm coming 10 visit YOU
again." said Davey holding out
his hand. II had "A good time"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-28
DANEY WON'T LEAVE

Then She gave an cNlamation
OF dIsmay Her eyes had fallen
on Tom $ taped-up hands and
face
"Oh, DaVey." she said with
SorroWful rcproach 10 her son
DaNcy paid no attention. Tom
had an idea that through ieptti-
ton neither tho words nor the
tone nor The look held meaning
for Daycy
Tom grInnod I'VE just got
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-28

ERE pleasant little game that will you message
day II Is numerical puzzle designed
fortune Count the letters first II the number
Of letters Is subtract II the
add The result number Start the
hand Of the every
numbers left to right read the
the checked figures give 7ab
Copyright 'a william Miller
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-05-14
\X& :; {: E. 5:
~

MUSIC.
Lovette Choral Club. Chevy Chase
Women's Club, $3.50 pm. today.
Betty Rogers, piano; John Martin,
violincello; Barker Hall. Y. w. C. A.,
Seventeenth and X streets NV,
$50 pm. today.
LECTURE.
THE Story of Rocks" by Donald
z. McHenry, Southwest Branch
Public Library, Seventh and H
streets S.W, 7:30 pm. today.
DINNERS.
William and Mary Alumni Asso-
citation, Hamilton Hotel. pm. to-
day.
Standard Oil Co., Mayfiower Ho-
tel. $50 pm. today.
American Committee in Aid of
Chinese Industrial Co-operatives,
Carlton Hotel, 7:30 pm. today.
MEETING.
National League of American Pen
Women, Willard Hotel, am, to-
morrow.
LUNCHEON.
D. C. Bankers Association. Will
lard Hotel, 12:45 pm. tomorrow.
FOR MEN IN THE SERVICE.
Dancing, hostesses, refreshments.
Rhodes Service Club, 1915 Fourth
street S.W., 7 pm. today.
Art Club, Service Mems Club No.
306 Ninth street NV, 8 pm. today.
Town Hall of the Air, Jewish
Community Center, Sixteenth and
@ streets NV, $50 pm. today.
Game night, refreshments, Column
bia Heights Christian Church. 1885
Park road NV. 7:30 pm. today.
Church-wide fellowship night. re-
freshments, Mount Vernon Place
Methodist Church. Ninth street and
Massachusetts avenue NV, pm.
today.
FOR COLORED SERVICEMEN.
Dancing, indoor sports. Francis
Junior High, Twenty-fourth and N
streets NV, pm. today.
Games, Dramatic Club. Phyllis
Wheatley Y. w. C. A.. COL Rhode
Island avenue NV. 8 pm. today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-05-14
RUGS REDUCED

81 coN6oLEUM MADE CRESCENT SEAL RUGS
% potterns. Size 9xlO6 foot Were S4.95-- $3.50
REVERSIBLE WOOL CHENILLE RUGS. exl2 foot
size. Were 1855 $3.50
70 sIGELow MARvAL RUGS. Excellent potterns
oxl 2-foot size. Were $12.95
STANDARD FELT BASE FLOOR COVERINGS
patterns. Were 5ec square yord--------2ss
~ COTTON YARN RUGS. Broided, ovoI. 2s3
feet. Were ST 20
80 ERIkGEp AxMIhsTER RUGS. 27x5e-inch size.
Excellent ouolity. Were $2o5 --------$i.s5
GENUINE INLAID LIkolEUM REMNANTS. Per-
feet duoIity Were SITS souore yord -Si
IMPORTED HIT AND MIss RAG RUGS. oxl2-
foot size Reversible. Were So. IS . $685.
S. BASkETwEAvE FIBER RUGS. 3x6- foot size
Were S395 Observation-Disclosures 52.95
IS BAsKETWEAvE FIBER RUGS Ask. s. foot size.
Were $3.50 - S4.95
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-05-14

One hundred and four registrants
from eight local boards were to be
indicted into service at Fort Myer.
Va, today. The list follows:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-05-14
Share q Ride Booths
Bringing Response

Share ride to work" booths,
which are being operated by the
Junior Board of Commerce at vari-
Gus schools during gas rationing
registration periods. are finding
responsive attitude" on the part of
most registrants, Ford Nauheim.
chairman of the boards War Service
Committee, said today.
Booths have been placed in the
following schools: Central, Coolidge,
Eastern, Mckinley. Roosevelt, West
ern and Wilson High Schools, Ana
costa Senior Junior High, Hine. JET
ferson. Powell. Stuart and Taft
Junior High Schols.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-05-14
Induction Of 104 From
Eiqhf D. {. Boards
Scheduled Today

One hundred and four registrants
from eight local boards were to be
indicted into service at Fort Myer
Va, today. The list follows:
BOARD NO. I.
Brown. Donald 1. Hargreaves, John L.
66sllinans Joseph H. Hu %sin John
Eawcett. Edward H. Peake, Donald E
FINK; Bernard r. BEETLE, Russell r.
FoSslcG. I. L., Jr. Thompson, B. E.
Eiseman, David J. Nolan lola rrancisx
Haimowien, Benz. Rathburn, Stanley W.
Link, William p.
BOARD NO 3.
Ardinser, Albert r. paFeik. Charles J.
Ball, Dudley B. Judge. John Joseph
Bartlett, Leonard. jr. Kirkton Robert w.
bers, STANLEY S. Koontz, Vance H.
Blachly, Charles H. Mann, John A.
Brooke, M. A.. jr. Murray, William H
Clark JamesB Weisman, William A.
curtiss. William P. Rosenbloom, Louis
Clark Daniel A. Schlesinger julius Y.
Gibson. BernardF Smith, Francis D.
Jones. Robert S, Spriggs ThomasE
KatZman, Harold Tiller, DeTeel
LEBLANC. Enamel D. Triantafllos George
lMaekay, NJ G. ,jr. Whitman; Henry A.
Powers, William L
kalbac. Edward Risch, Donald W
Els. Lee Cavalier Robes Melchor D.
Jarvis, John Slice Shook, Flon S.
Moore. Hayden L. Gerlach. Eldor G.
Spradley. Ellis B. Peters, Truman H.
BOARD NO. 81
Aver, Horace Z. McCandlsh r
Becker, Robert E. Mitchell. Harold G.
Carroll Jr., j. r. Riley, Raymond
Hilleary. Ralph T. Tamorria. A S.
Jenkins, Raymond L. Torboli. Aldo
Juster. Irving Williams, J. r. G.
BOARD NO. "a.
Berman, Melvin j. Levin, Abram
Buechler. George A. Love, Clinton N
Burroughs. Harry D. McGinty. John J.
Clemens Norman w. McNey, JOHNNIE M.
Davis Joseph Leo Merrill, Anthony F.
Donohue, Arthur J. Owens Harry C.
Fewell. Currie B. Pierce, James r.
French, Albert W. Risley Curtis
Goodwin. Albert r. Smith. William H.
Harrison Melvin F. Sprague Harry S.
Henderson, A. w. Slough, jr. NJ. E.
Howard, Robert T. Ta1bert Willard L.
Jones, Harry Dayton Tong. Lee Hong
Khuen, Francis A. Trivers. Arthur
Lamb, Roy Gale Way, Edward r.
BOARD NO e5
Davis, Henry T. Kaneopoulas Pete
Hyre, Harold F. Simms, Charles l..
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BEDS AND BEDDING
REDUCED

STUDIO COUCH. Innersprino rnottrsss and coil
spring bose. Makes double Twin bed. Was
S3ee5, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
THE PALAs ROYAL :. FOURTH FLOOR
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LAMPS REDUCED

POTTERY TABLE LAMP BASES Were 2es,
SI.79
! lEATHERETTE LAMP BASE. Was SIS 90 $3.50
I LEATHERETTE LAMP AND SHADE. Was S. 90,
Sz.sS
I WOOD AND BRASS LAMP BASE Wos So 90,
St7s
! NIGHT TABLE LAMP Wos S12es S7eS
NOVELTY BoUDoIR LAMP. Wos 81 90, S1ss
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ART NEEDLEWORK
REDUCED

40 PILLOWS. ForoI cotton chintz. Ruffes or pip
ing Were 3oc----- 25s
CRIB COVERS. Hand embroidered. Unbleoched
muslin Were ST $3.50
! WALL BRACKET. Solid color, mirror back Was
SS.98 $3.50
FOOT STOOL. Plush top, mahogany finish Wos
S16o8 SI1e9
PHONE BOOK COVERS Fill in background with
needIepoint yonn Were So % -Sz5o
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FURNITURE REDUCED

I DlkETTE TABLE. Oval style. Prino vsro wood
Floor sor1pie Wos S2o
! DESK CHAIR. Blond color, leotherette scot. Wos
S7.o5 $3.s5
NIGHT TABLE. With drower and compartment
Wos 1896 $685.
Cotton topestry cover Was $44 S-------$lS.9S
I SOLID MAPLE sETTEE. Loose cushions. Cotton
Tapestry cover. Was 1893
4 FOLDING METAL CHAIRS. Floor samples. Were
81 -----tI.SS
LOUNGE CHAIR. Club style. Mohoir cover, loose
cushion. Wos $50 -SS4.s5
] BOOKCASE. Corner Style Wolnut veneer
eunnwood. Modern style. Wos $2e e5----Sl3.sS
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RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-05-28
Sa vecerinke.
Cleveland. {

u nedelju II. maja Ogranak
Cleveland odrzao je vecerinku u
stanu nash odanih simpaticara,
druga Josefa i drugarice Mary
Grbaveic. Kao i obicno ma nasim
vecerinkama, i ovog puta je SER
virana dobra i obilata ~vecera, 81
jednom razlikom, sto su ovog pu-
ia nasi domacini Grbavcici, pored
ustupljenog stana, poklonlll pece-
no jagnje "a veceru, sto znaci da
SUI troskovi oko vecere bill znat-
no manji, nego mace.
Buduci da smo toga dana ina
Ii goste sa strane (clanove C. o.,
otuda su diva Cd Min, pored njiho-
va prisustva, obayili korisne ulo-
ge. Drug P. Bogdan, IL Lacka-
wanna, n. Y, obavio je ulogu sto-
loravnatelja, te je sa nekoliko
,prikladnih reel objasnio svrhu
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"NOvO dOba."

Hrvatski Svijet cd %. maja pod
rubrikom. "Razmatranja," koju
pise "Lipe List, bar sa reclma
"radnickije" govori cd sovinisto-
"komunista" ovako:
"Ne cutimo Sc nj mali nj ne
mocni pred nekakvim umastenlm
velicinama. Mi radnistvo smo We
licina ier smo mi prekaljeni kruh
zemlje i zemljin SOL" Dovde CO.
vek bi pomislio da pisac pozlva
radnike u borbi protiv kapitallz-
ma, "demokratskog" i fasistickog,
ali prye impresije sasvim unista-
va reeenica koja sledi onu 0 ko]oJ
je rec. Ista glasi: "Probudimo
gdje to nismo mas covjecji ponos
i tresnimo vraga najprije u obi
ku Hitlera i Fasizma a poslije u
obliku svega onoga sto hoce jos
da ide da mas drzi 20 starom."
sto tai "radikalni' "Lipe List"
hoce $ gornjim da nam rekne to
je presto da Sc borimo protiv Hit
lera u korist "demokratskog' ka-
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-05-28
Prava burzOaska bO:ja
~"kOmunista."
(Nastavak sa 8. strane.)

(Nastavak sa 8. strane.)
upomoc Kajzeru - svi sem karla
Liebknechta i Rose Luxembourg.
Razlika je izmedju nema6kih So
cijaldemokrata i americkih pseu-
dokomunista samo u tome sto SD
posledni bez ijednog izuzetka svom
svojom mizernom silom w "demo-
kratsku' stranu ovog drugog svet-
skog pokolja pod k%rvoloenim ka-
pitalizmom.
Socijalisticka Radnicka Par
tia je odmerila STAY "komunis-
tickle partije" pri samoa pojavi
poslednje i n je bila tvrdog u
verenja, bez obzira ma viku i Dire
ku "K. P" 0 "%oruzanom ustanku,"
"masovnoj akciji," "diktaturi pro-
letarijata' it'd, da &c Sc ottawa
njena platforma a S t o p i t i,
jer b e s e sastavljena cd fan
tastickog a ne realnog material
la; da &c doci vreme kada &c ona
biti prisiljena da sasvim baci
masku sa svoga lica i da Sc pri-
kaze pred radnicima %njenoj
pravoj Observation-Disclosures
koj boji, koja Sc u svom embriju
zacela cd takvih elemental. l Ia
ista, to vreme je doslo. Ona Sc da-
mas pokazala u pravoj burzoaskoj
boji.
Tako Sc p%ostepeno, a has sada
sa sve vecom brzinom protiscava
revolucionarno pole. Imperijalis-
ticki rat jeste ia sila koja je raz-
maskirala sve dosadasnje preva-
rante. Nj jedan fekerski pokret,
politicki iii ekonomski nije mogao
odoleti sill imperijalistickog rata.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-05-28

n~jujorski radnici bi trebali biti
uposleni cd ratne %industrije dru-
9Th predela, i, sledstveno, tai grad
ne bi sc trebao suocavati sa pro-
blemomo vece besposlice - bar
ne do nakon kraja ovog ratnog
'prosperiteta." Ali ne samo da
ratni "prosperitet,' nije jos u sta
nju da usise njujorske besposle-
ne radnike, nego on nije u stanju
da uposli i one milione besposle-
nth radnika ko.ji Sc nalaze u ne
p~osrednoj blizini ratne industrije.
Tolika je razvijena p%roizvodna
moe radnika da nj dosadaSnji to-
talni rat nije u stanju uposliti
sve besposlene. Krv Sc lila i bo-
gatstvo Sc razaralo IL spaniji ne
izmerno; japanski bombasi i to-
pow, kao i masinske puske stoti-
ne hiljada a mozda i milione Ii
vota kineskog siromasnog naroda
pokosise pustoseci neizmerne pre-
dele Kline, ali nije Guido da pored
svega toga mi ovde imasmo pre-
ko 10 miliona besposlenih radni-
ka, kada i pored skoro trogodis-
Meg svetskog pokolja mi imamo
jos As miliona besposlenih radni-
ka. A sve ovo dokazuje sta rad
nike ceka nakon ovog rata, ako Sc
do tada odrzi u zivotu raspada-
juci kapitalizam, koji nj sa morem
ljudske krvi nije u stanju doka-
zati da je on jos kadar normal
no" ziveti!
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-05-28
zAP1sNIK cENTRALNoG oDBoRA.

Sednica c. O. odrzana IL nedelju 10.
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Prisutni: Mite, Petrovit, Stefano-
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tan s razlogom sestok.
Predsedava Tonic.
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