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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-09

LONDON-INS- The executive
committee Of the all-India congress
has been called to meet March II,
to consider the statement which
Prime Minister Winston Churchill
Is expected to make on India prior
10 that date. the Daily Herald re-
ported today.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-09

GRANNY. Mo.-INS- Three in
vestigations were conducted to-
day into the head-on collision Sat.
urday night between two st. Louis
& San Francisco Railroad trains
in which seven persons were
killed four OF them soldiers, and
81 others were injured. An Army
board Of inquiry was making its
own investigation. while the rail
road was conducting another and
Or. J. r. Reynolds. Newton Coun-
~ coroner. swore in a jury for a
formal inquest.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-09

NEW YORK-INS- The man
who was killed" last month by Jap
ansse propaganda reports and the
ambassador to the Court OF ST.
james we're safe home today after a
transatlantic flight by clipper.
Well-tanned by the tropical sun. Ad.
miral Thomas c. Hart, commander
OF the United States Asiatic Flee;
and until recently commander OF the
combined naval forces IF the United
Nations in the South Pacific. ap-
peared optimistic over the Far
Eastern situation despite continual
Lille reyerses.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-09
Flashes of
Late News
THE WEATHER: Tonight:
Colder, Snow

WASHINGTON INS-The Sen
ate today opens the trial" of Sen
lWilliam LANCER (R) \. D.. whose ex
pulsion on charges OF moral turpt
tude is demanded by q majority OF
the elections and privileges commit.
Re Sen. Scott Lucas Cd Ill, urged
the Senate to defend its integrity
and dignity" and declared that the
elections committee for which ne
} speaks found charges OF moral tur'
pltude" proven beyond all reason
able doubt"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-09

BERNE ms Indications that
typhus has spread TO Spain in
considerable degree were seen to-
day in the announcement that the
Spanish government had asked
Dr. Mooser, director of the Zurich
Hygiene Institute, TO come to
Spain with a staff and help com.
bat the disease in Barcelona. Sc
Vile and Castillo. DR.. Mooser
will leave March IL for Spain, il
was announced.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-09

See ACCIDENTs-Page 5
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-09

See WAR Page 8
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-09

WASHINGTON -AP- Lieut..
Gen. Masaharu Homma, the Jap
anese commander-in-chie in the
Philippines has committed suicide,
persistent reports said today, be-
cause Of his failure to smash
Emerican-Fillpino resistance. The
reports were eloquent testimony to
the extent that General Douglas
Macarthur has upset the Japanese
timetable for conquest in the is
lands.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-09

LONDON-INS-The Hungarian
cabinet of Premier-Foreign Minis
ter Laszlo Bardossy has resigned.
according to a Reuters dispatch
quoting the Vichy radio. No rea-
son was given for the resignation.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-09

See BURGLARIES-Page 5
Evening star., 1942-07-24

little Of it. However, a few weeks
later he found himself owning a
term contract at Fox and he hurried
to Hollywood.
I'm six months time I played one
six-word Bit said Naish. Every
body on the lot was convinced I
had the job just because I'd had
the right type Of corpuscles. And
as soon as Fox left the company
was fired.
TT took me nearly two years to
establish myself as an actor in
Hollywood, in spite OF the fact that
I honestly had q good Broadway
stage record"
Naish today is considered one Of
the screens top character actors.
His present role in Buried Alive"
Is that of an ape who, through in
iections. has been given speech and
has been made to walk and act like
man.
Rslessed by the North American
Newspaper Alliance, InsD
Evening star., 1942-07-24
Full House Applauds
Graham Troupe
At, Meridian Park

The symbolism which, presumably,
Is one of the principal aims OF
Martha Graham's dance interpre-
tations acquired an intimate, easily
assimilable meaning in last nights
starlight Series" at Meridian Hill
Park. American Document" was
the medium. and as presented by
Miss Graham. Erick Hawkins and
the group, 1t represented an elo-
ouent summoning of Americas his
toric greatness and a re-affirmation
Of Americas s faith in itself In the
present day.
Most clearly demonstrative Of this
faith. and at the same time most I'M
pressively registered, were the pas
saees handled by Mr.. Hawkins
,solo) and by the trio comprised OF
Sophie Maslow, Jane Dudley and
Elizabeth Halpern. Mr.. Hawkins
tremendously vigorous interpreta-
tion, This Is One Man" expressed
svmbolically the kind OF strength
anxious Americans hope Will lead
the Nation safely through the most
awesome crisis of its history. From
a purely physical standpoint, the
soloist met the choreography S
strenuous demands with consum-
mate skill. The Misses Maslow
Dudley and Halpern-"These are
three mothers; these are three mil
lion mothers the same
message Of strength and hope with
a certain synchronized fervor suf-
fusine their strict economy of move
ment.
Nor was the presence OF Miss
Graham. as dancer. to be over
looked in Document" Her con
cretely Indian inspired Native Fig
ure in the Indian Episode wa
ecstatically done, a characteristic
which has marked much OF Mis-!
Grahamis work these past two per
formances This piece, incidentally
is about the nearest Martha Ora
ham permits herself to approach
outright descriptive dancing, on
gathers.
In connection with "Americal
Document" furthermore. the us
Of mass effects was striking. A
Miss Graham plans them, they ar
near perfect patterns OF dissonan
movement. That such routines re
ouire OF the group a hairbreadt
timing and balance Is obvious. tn
ensemble in the opening sectlo
and especially in the Lament 10
the Land" obliged those require
ments.
The opening number OF the eve
ming was a satire, mostly on WON
ems foibles. fitting them by
stretch of imagination against
circus setting replete with rine
master, training ring, poses an
plastioues." etc. It was entitle
Every Soul is a Circus" 1t SCENE
grossly pointless. albeit we'll dances
Mr.. C. C. Cappels little two
night experiment" thus ends. Il
needn't be reminded that 1t ws
successful. and will kindly take tt
hint in future booking considers
lions, j. w. S.
Evening star., 1942-07-24


treated the Los Angeles first run OF
his The Magnificent Ambersons." I"
In his absence. they double billed
II and-of all things-with a Lupe
Velez feature!
That, Orson declares, is heaping
shame on ignominy.
It was Sid Silvers nimble wit
at the right moment that won him
a contract at Goth Century Fox
and. incidentally, have a look and
a listen at his smart comedy in
"Footlights Serenade" with Betty
Cradle and Victor Mature.
Silvers was performing as master
Of ceremonies in a small Hollywood
night club when Daryl F. Zanuck.
10th Century production chief,
walked in with a party. Silvers
stopped his routine fiat.
ladies" he said to couple Of
women blocking zanuck's view,
would you mind moving to one
side. may never get another
chance to perform for a movie ex-
ecutive and I don't want him to
miss anything.
Zanuck chuckled, didn't forget
Silvers and sent for him a couple
OF months later.
Relationship to one of the theaters
greatest personalities didn't harm
the movie chances OF Louise Flske,
beautiful San Diego redhead who
has made good in Hollywood by
adopting the proved technique OF
first carving out a reputation IN
New York.
Louise, a grandniece of the famous
Minnie Maddern Fiske. modelled on
Broadway for Harry Conover, sang
in Miami night clubs and is now
appearing in R-K-O pictures.
Veronica Lake is annoyed and
rightly. After being treated to three
beautiful jobs Of photography she
has an unpleasant adventure with
the camera IN This Gun for Hire"
Makeup. gaudy wardrobe and bad
angles all contribute to tear-down
instead OF a build-up.
And this is the girl OF whom
Preston Sturges said. "She was born
to be photographed"
Arleen Whelan, the gorgeous red
head whose vivid colorings can't get
the proper break, even from techni-
color cameras, is the leading candi-
date to succeed Maureen O'Sullivan
as Jane in Sol Lessers continuation
Of the TarZan series.
Arleen has left Goth Century-Fox
after six years that produced
nothing more than mine-run acting.
J. Carroll Naish donated a pint
OF blood to the Red Cross bank at
20th Century Fox the other day. ut
was a strange feeling" said Naish.
because the last time I gave a
pint Of blood 1t almost ended my
acting career
The last time" occurred dozen
years ago in New York following an
automobile accident which nearly
cost the life of William Fox. presi-
dent Of Fox films. Circumstances
were such that Naish. stranger to
Fox. was the only person nearby
whose blood type matched that OF
Fox and an immediate TRANSMISSION
was necessary.
Naish gave the blood and thought
Evening star., 1942-07-24
There's an Acting Contract
Still Awaiting Welles
He Might Revert to His Old Job
Now That Film Producing Is Out;
Sid Silvers Gets Deal
BY HAROLD HEFFERNAN,
HOLLYWOOD.
Behind movie headlines:


Weles Hollywood
expellng will the
twice the is said
he continue his
is RKOs booing personnel of
Evening star., 1942-07-24

And houseboy colored, for high class
boarding house. l7l2 New Hampshire
ave. NV.
FORD MECHANIC WANTED
Excellent permanent position with Wash
up to $50 weekly. See MIR. Messlck.
STEUART MOTOR CO.,
9Th and N Y. Ave. NV.
BOWLING ALLEY MAN
AGER for one of the best
establishments in the city,
must be experienced; high
salary for the right man.
Box 321-C, Star.
Laundry Superintendent.
Assistant superintendent
wanted with thorough knowl-
edge of all phases of produc-
ton. Excellent opportunity
for advancement for right
party, Apply by letter or in
person to Harold NJ Fish,
care of Fish Laundry & Dry
Cleaning Co., 1865 Penna.
ave, Baltimore, Md.
Evening star., 1942-07-24

YOUNG MARRIED MAN, 81 years
old, with a thorough knowledge
of management, including mer-
chandising, advertising and pur-
chasing, desires employment.
Many years local experience.
Box 273-C. Star. "a
Evening star., 1942-07-24
SITUATIONS MEN.
MANAGER-EXECUTIVE.

Young man, 30, married. draft exempt,
college graduate, good appearance and
personality, with years of business expert
ence in Washington owner of ladies
accessory and ladies' readyto-wear busi-
ness in downtown section Desire connec-
ton with shop as MANAGER or assistant to
owner. or department store afhliation.
Position in another line of business accept
able. Your chance to secure an intellig ent
and reliable man. Box 329-C, Star. 27'
Evening star., 1942-07-24
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

INSTRUCTION COURSES.
(COLORED) POSITIONS GUARANTEED in
stenography and typewriting, card punch
ing offered. Enroll today. Jennifer Bus.
College, l243 New Jersey ave. NV. Met
ropolitan 1902, ::5'
SPANISH. Portuguese. German; modern
method; S7.EC month twice weekly, day
and evening classes. 800 II st. NV.
CoMPToMETER COURSES easy. good
pay BOYDS. 1893 F. st. MA .}:iS.
TELEPHONE .!P B. x course. EASY
Doctors dental apt; house. auto. ofises:
classes starting this week Capital P. B
X School 1871 @ st MA. 21l7.
QUICK review course IN shorthand, type
writing, bookkeeping, calculating mafbines.
New classes now starting. Enroll at BOYD
SCHOOL. 1898 st. MA. o33s.
RUSSIAN LANGUAGE. by Russian naval
ofhcer. Call RE, 29'2. preferably ) TO
z pm o6'
COMPTOMETER COURSES
And all other calculating and adding ma
chimes, hand and electric. Training Of
fered for Government and commercial po-
sitions Typewriting FREE with course.
EASY. short. fascinating. Dayevening
Now have over 50 openings at unusual
salaries Start at once today.
BOYD CIVIL SERVICE
SCHOOL,
1893 F ST, tEst. IS YrsJ MA. "33s.
Evening star., 1942-07-24
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.

BUSINESS.
TEACHERS, clerks, receptionists FREE
REGIS TRATION. many openinSs. good sal
aries. Miss Reed, Natl Teachers AGENCIES
1871 G st. MA. Ella.
WANTED AT ONCE.
Stenogs. (s>. defense, S135 mo. tJew
or eentile.l
Stenoe, legal 10. $50 wk. up.
Stenog.. constr, S}5 wk.
Stenoe.. pat. law, $50 wk up.
Bookkecpers ~. S40-S35 Sk.
Typist, exper.. 81 .440 yr.
Receptionists t25) S2o-So5 wk.
Telephone operators, S@0-S25 wk.
Salessirls, 1882 80 wk.
Stenog. (m), all kinds, S@5-S35 wk. up.
Accountants. all kinds. S30-S4o wk.
Meatcutters. S35 uk.
Drivers, D c. permit, $50 wk
Free r gistration-Welcome
PERSONNEL SERVICE.
1911 G St. tEst. o Yrsl Ma 2114
Evening star., 1942-07-24
MOTOR TRUCK HAULING
CONTRACT

Large national orsanization wants I'M
mediately responsible men who have suit
able truck: Ions time contract provided !;
paw all notes. expense; GOOD livelihood,
excellent return investment; full details,
Box Bah. Star
Evening star., 1942-07-24
POT WASHERS
AND DISH WASHERS.
PARK LANE INN,
OA0Q I'VE CT, NJ ILL

SALES CORRESPONDENT.
Immediate opening for young
man branch office large
building material manufac-
turer; excellent opportunity,
with unlimited possibilities;
draft exempt, high school or
better education, with good
background. Give age, mari
tai status, education, expert
ence in reply to Box 1888,
Star.
Evening star., 1942-07-24
INSTRUCTION COURSES.
MABELLE HONOUR.


MABELLE HONOUR,
Best Beauty Instruction
FREE CATALOGUE. GRADUATES PLACED.
1340 N Y. Ave. Est, "a Yrsp ME. TITS
SWITCHBOARD D-RECEPTIONIST.
Complete GUARANTEED training, "a
weeks, inexpensive: FREE placement facin-
ties WASHINGTON. New York. Newark. For
particulars address home office.
THE CHASE SCHOOLS,
II W, 4:nd ST. New York City. 25'
Short. intensive courses IN short
hand, typewriting and calculat-
ing machines.
Positions Assured
WOOD COLLEGE.
71n 14th ST. NV Me. 5051.
Evening star., 1942-07-24

DRIVER AND FURNITURE
MOVER, WHITE OR COL
ORED, EXPERIENCED, RE-
LIABLE MAN; STEADY PO-
SITION, GOOD PAY. RE-
PORT FOR INTERVIEW
SAT-, l TO S, MANHATTAN
STORAGE & TRANSFER
CO., 639 N. Y. AVE. NV.
EXECUTIVE-OFFICE MAN
AGER FOR ONE OF WASH
INGTON'S FINEST LADIES
READY TO WEAR SPE-
CIALTY SHOPS, THOR
|OUGHLY EXPERIENCED
IN HANDLING CREDITS;
MUST BE NEAT AND PER
SONABLE; HIGHEST SAL
AIRY, REPLIES CONFIDEN-
TIAL. BOX 347-C, STAR.
Evening star., 1942-07-24
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

RETAIL BUSINESS. well established. clean
and easy. to handle; making nice profit
on small investment: fine for lady or
gentleman: selling on acct. of Illness:
price. S 500 cash Box 24-L. Star.
RESTAURANT, newly furn.. seats rs, we'll
established business, doing 5000; reason,
leaving city. 2002 st. NV. MI 0ll5.
SODA AND LUNCHEONETrE doing $500
a week average. with minimum of atten :
ton, due to owners other interests: closed
Sundays open daily, . am. to pm,
will consider outright purchase or term
lease. Box 29S-C, Star
BEAUTY SHOP for sale. in nearby Va;
has 2 operators doing $4,000 year. Box
345-C, Star. 26'
GRILL with beer license, vicinity 22nd and
NJ SITS. NV. seats 45, fully equipped. doing
steady business: 81 500; $500 cash, bal
ance to suit: legitimate reason for selling.
VIII stand thorough investigation. Box
35e-C. Star. 26'
GROCERY FOR SALE on account of III
health; includes rooms; entire building
may be rented or sold. Open evenings
for interview. Michisan 9s39.
GROCERY AND DELICATEsSEN, with 8
rms. and b.. rent, $S5; val. lease: good
clean stock, 1901 14th NV. RA. aT04. 30'
RESTAURANT AND BAR sale: reasonable
reason for sale, going into military service
See owner at 311 K st. NV.
BOARDING HOUSE 9 rooms: will sell fol
cash, $1,000: income. $3.50 monthly.
Phone FIR. 569S.
GROCERY STORE, good condition; hvins
quarters, 8 rooms and bath: reasonable
rent: 5000 cash. AL l. st. sw Mrs
Stein. ME. 3a29.
Evening star., 1942-07-24

CLERKS.
APPLICATIONS NOW BE-
ING ACCEPT TED FOR
CLERKS FOR LAUNDRY
AND DRY CT E A MN G
STORES. OP E N I N G S
THROUGHOUT THE CITY
AND NEARBY VA. YOUNG
LADIES WITH PREVIOUS
S ELLING EXPERIENCE
PREFERRED. APPLY IN
PERSON, $3.50 TO 10 AM.
4913 GEORGIA AVE.
SMITH CLEANERS.
Evening star., 1942-07-24

WANTED, IS FURNITURE
MOVERS, white or colored,
experienced; report for work
Friday 4 o'clock. Manhattan
Storage & Transfer Co., $50
N. Y. ave. NV. Good pay.
Evening star., 1942-07-24

BOY, COLORED,
TO OPERATE ELEVATOR IN
APT, BLDG: SALARY, $55 PER
MONTH. SEE RESIDENT MAN
AGER. $3.50 CONN. AVE. NV.
SALESMAN, JEWELRY EX-
PERIENCE PREFERRED.
SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY.
APPLY ELI RUBIN CO., 718
7th ST. NV.
Evening star., 1942-07-24

SALESLADY, JEWELRY EX-
PERIENCE PREFERRED.
SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY.
APPLY ELI RUBIN CO., 718
7th ST. NV.
TELEPHONE OPERATOR.
MUST BE ABLE TO HAN
DIE A BUSY BOARD; GOOD
HOURS, PERMANENT PO-
SITION. APPLY VIM. HAHN
& CO., 7th and K SITS. NV,
Evening star., 1942-07-24

DRIVERS, colored, with or with
out experience; steady position,
good pay, no soliciting. Apply
Mr.. Leroy, between 9 and II am,
Aristo Cleaners, 1925 S. Cap. st.
Evening star., 1942-07-24
HELP MEN.
DISHWASHER

And houseboy. colored, for hieh ella S.
boarding house. l7l2 New Hampshire
Evening star., 1942-07-24
YOUNG MAN

Not Subject to Early Draft.
Excellent opportunity for rapid ad-
vancement with large concern. Box
l1l-S Star
Evening star., 1942-07-24

MAN, young. exper., reliable, for soda
fountain: ull-time steady Job. Z. Capitol
Pharmacy, sth and =. CAPITOL. Ii. 1900.
MAN, young. colored, 81 or over. TO work in
LIQUOR store: experience not necessary.
Apply between 2 and 4 pm. Ft. Davis
MAN. colored. experienced elevator and
switchboard operator: day work. Apply
manaser. s1l5 P st. NV.
MAN. Young. mechanically inclined, TO
take charge Of service tatton. must have
some experience. Phone wo. 3232.
Evening star., 1942-07-24

National nrm Of certified public account
ants has an opening on stan of North
Carolina once: exceptional opportunity for
hish-erade man between % and 80 must
thorough Familiarity with general book
keeping and ONCE work. speed and &C
curacy in clerical tasks: must have leglt1-
age. education. experience, family. business
and other connections, salary and All otner
information you think 3 prospective en-
ployer would want H. r. Borthwick: 1104
r. J. REYNOLDS Building. Winston-salem.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-03-12
Engelsova pogrebna oracija.

Karl Marx je ~sahranien IL Highgate
Cemetary Il Londonu nj II. marta 1888
Pogrcb bese j~ednostavan. .Jedine prisut'
ne osobe behu: Engels, Lessner, Liebk.
necht, Longuet, Lafargue i par drugit
prijatelja ia. Engels ie odrzao pogrebno
slovo, koje Sc ovde daje u celosti.l
Ma ID. marta, IL cetvrt do tri
posle podne, najveci Cd zivih mi
slioca presta da misli. Jedva da .je
bio ostavljen nasamo diva minuta;
ali kad udjosmo u njegovu sobu,
nadjosmo da je, sedeci ma svojoj
s%tolici, spokojno zaspao - "a u
vek.
Gubitak, koji je njegova smrt
zadala borbenom proletarijatu u
Evropi i America, te istorijskoj
nauci, neizmerna je. Praznina, ko-
ju &c napraviti smrt ovog t~itana,
bro &c Sc osetiti.
Bas kao sto je Darwin otkrio "a
kon razvitka u organskoj prirodi,
tako je Marx otkrio zakon razvit-
ka u ljudskoj istoriji. On je otkrio
jednostavnu c%injenicu (dosad SAX
rivenu pod ideoloskim izdancima)
da ljudska bica moraju pre- svega
imati hranu i pice, odelo i zaklon
pre- no Sto Sc mogu interesovati
politikom, naukom, umetnoscu, re-
ligijom i slicno. Ovo znaci: da
proizvodnja n~eposredno potrebnih
materijalnih sredstava "a zivot, a
S tim i postojeca faza ekonomskog
razvitka jedne nacije iii jedne e.
pohe, sacinjavaju temelj, ma kom
su podignute drzavne ustanove,
pravni pogledi, umetnicke i cak
religijozne ideje ljudi IL pitanju.
To znaci. da Sc ~poslednje moraju
objasnjavati prvima, dok Sc obit-
no objasnjavalo da prvi poticu IL
potonjih.
Niti je to bilo sve. Marx je ia
kodjer otkrio narociti zakon kre-
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-03-12

MEM civilizacije i progresa. Oni trebaju da
sleduju onakvu organizaciju i menu nauku
koja in uci da nema nicega zajednickog izme-
dju radnicke klase kapitalisticke klase, tie da
su one nepomirljive i da zbog toga mira nece
biti sve dotle dok Sc radnici ne organizuju
politicki sa svrhom osvajanja i unistenja poll
tickle drzave, i industrijalno sa svrhom uzima-
MIA svih zemaljskih industrial, da in tako or
ganizovani oslobodjeni radnici krecu u korist
celog besklasnog drustva.
Kada &c radnici %postupiti prema gornjem
ucenju Socijalisticke Radnieke Partije uspo-
staviti Socijalisticku Radnicku Industrijalnu
Republiku Rada, tada &c nestati kapitalistickih
poslova bezbroj osoba koje su danas prisilje-
ne visit sasvim drustveno nepotrebne i sled
stveno stetne poslove, CHE organizacije zago-
varaju veee zarobljenje radnicke klase, i oni
&c tada dobiti priliku da zajedno sa postojecim
korisnim radnicima pc prvi put Ii svom zivotu
obavljaju korisne poslove.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-03-12
"Rat .je tex Zap0ceo."
(Nasavak sa l. strane.)

(Nasavak sa l. strane.)
ljuju neki politicari j traze ofen-
zivu "demokratija." Ko moe po-
goditi, ko moze izmeriti unapred
dane, mesece i godine koje sve
kapitalisticke zemlje ciljaju vo-
dit v svetsko krvoprolice!
Rat ma ovom poslednjem stup-
nju kapitalizma jeste beskonacan.
On je beskonacan jer Sc bez ME
ga ~poslednji pr~edstavnik vladavi-
ne privatne svojine ne moze odr-
zati. U MENU mora vladati otl-
macina, jer on patti cd manjkavos-
ii pijaca i kolonija. / zbog toga sc
vodi i oval neprekidni imperija-
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-03-12

lie radnika koje je najvece bla-
go ratnog pokusaja."
Ali 1adnici dobivaju najamni-
Gu koju stalno podgrizava skaka-
ME cena zivotnih namirnica. l ka-
da radnici ustaju da traze povisi-
Gu najamnice, poslodavci Sc tome
protive. A kada radnici pokusaju
da sa strajkom izvojuju tn povisi-
GU da bi mogli nekako dobiti zdra-
viju hranu i do nekle ocuvati maj
vece blago ratnog pokusaja," nisu
to kapitalisti koji Sc napadaju
zbog nepatriotske akcije, vec sva
burzoaska stampa, svi burzoaski
politicari ~ustaju i napadaju rad
nike "a tai "nepatriotski" postu-
pax!
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-03-12

govih potreba, poznavanjem pot
rebnih uslova Ia njegovo oslobo-
djenje, - to bese njegova istin-
ska misiia u zivotu. Borba bese
njegov prirodni elemenat. Malo sc
liudi ikad borilo s toliko strasti,
upornosti i uspeha. Njegov rad Ma
"Rheiniche Zeitung''-u 1912. godi-
ne, ma pariskom "Vorwaertz'-u
1874, ma "Deutsche Bruesseler
Zeitung"-u 1848. i 1849., ma nju-
iorskoj Tribune" Cd 1852. do
1861; veliki broj njegovih pam
fleta; mnogobrojne aktivnosti u
Parizu, Briselu i Londonu; napo-
kon, kao kruna njegoyih radova,
osnivanje Medjunarodnog Radnit-
kog Udruzenja, - etc YAM njego-
VOC rekorda. Da Marx nije uradio
nista drugo sem osnivanja Inter
nacionale, - to bese postignuce,
S kojim Sc S pravom mogase po-
nositi.
Posto je bio aktivan revolucio-
mar, Marx bese najomrazeniji
najklevetaniji covek svoga vreme-
ma. Menu su pokazale vrata raz-
ne Wade, repnblikanske kao i ap-
solutne. Burzoi, ultrademokrati
kao i konzervativci, zavidjahu jed
nj drugima ~sirenju kleveta 0
MENU. On je to brisao ma strana
kao paucinu, ignorisao iii, odgova-
rajuci i'm samo kad je morao. l.
pax je otisao u pokoj cascen, ljub-
lien i zaljen cd strane miliona
radnika sirom sveta, Il Evropi i u
Aziji sve do sibirskih rudnika, re
u America sve do California ma
Zapadu. Mogu slobodno tvrditi,
da on, d6kle mozda JOS ina mno=
go protivnika. tesko da im<i jed
nog osobnog neprijatelja.
Njegovo ime i njegova della ce
ziveti kroz stoleca.