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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-05
Gutterdge Plays Part in Rise Of Brownies

One of the important factors in the surprising rise of the
St Louis Browns has been Don Guttedge the dminutve and
lesser pubzed second sacker for the Browns Although he had
played the position regularly before this Gutterdge
has already put together remarkable record for efficiency
the job.
To date he has made only nine in lob while
handling 6S2 Which that he kicks
about every IS tries. Not bad. Not bad at all.
That's nothing excited about he insists 81 found
that second base easier to play than third which
regular position before south with the Browns. Most
of before throws and with the shorter
distance to first base there isn't why should make
errors"
Gueridge says that both Joe Gordon of the Yanks
Billy Herman of the Dodgers him valuable tips how tc
play the second base position.
WY greatest problem learning how to pivot double
plays relates Gutterdge 81 sought advice from every
sacker could and finally figured out, with
help from Alan Strange Don Hener, Brownie nheders
They swell and I'm sorry beat them out of regular
jobs"
Several have been advanced the great squirt
which the Browns have staged but perhaps the best explanation
be found in that picture of pair of inhelders helping
eammate improve though meant that they would be
forced to the sidenes That's real team spirit That's the spirit
that pennans.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-05
BY NJ. =. DRUKENBRop

Staff sgt Lloyd Martz recently
won the Arkansas state amateur
tournament. and IN 50 doing hac
two eagle Is on the 565-yard
eighteenth al Little Rock Country
Club. No one else ever has had
an eagle on this hole.
That should please Art Thorner,
the Franklin Hills Southpaw. who
always has insisted that Martz is
the longest hitter in golf Thorncr
doesn't even exclude Jimmy Thorn
son, Sam Snead. Chick Harbert
and those other boys with the
fabulous wallops
Sergeant Martz, a member Of
Clinton Valley and Meadowhrook
before he entered the service. IS
stationed al Fort Robinson. Ark.
MartZ. who weighed 21G pounds
before entering the army, is GOWN
to PA and feeling great, according
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-05
Lions
Ready
To drill

The Detroit Lions kick off al
| CharlevoiX tomorrow in the first
practice Of the season. A month
from today they'll play the Phila.
delphia Eagles at Erie, Pa, in an
exhibition game-then will come
the big game with the Army ALL
Stars here September 9. National
Football League season opens with
the Cardinals in Chicago, Septem-
Der 20.
Although the great Whizzer
White and Ia other Lions of last
year are wearing the khaki or blue
Of the United States armed forces.
owner Fred Mandel and Coach
Bill Edwards believe they have
gained sufficient requirements 10
make the Lions a real threat this
year.
At least Is men arc expected n
report at CharlevOix within the
next week.
HalfbaCk Ned Mathews. end
Bill Fisk and tackles Alex Schi-
bbilNii anu VI dNfid' ale wv
veterans who leave today with
some Of the Lions best recruits
Including Tom Collela. Canisius
Ihalfback; Henry Goodman. West
Virginia T. tackle: George Siroch-
man. Duquesn guard; Alvin
Thacker. back from Morris Har-
vey. and Woodrow Wilson Fulton.
end from Mississippi College.
Some of the outstanding Lions
are 10 report later. Lloyd Card
well. the veteran back from Ne
braska who signed last night. will
report August is. fully recovered.
he says. from the broken leg he
suffered near the close of last
season.
Three of the Lions best pros
poets, Bob WeStfall. Michigan
All-American fullback of last year
IF Bauman, Northwestern l..
tackle. and Larry Sartori. Ford
ham guard. are in the Al-Star
lColleglanS' camp.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-05
KovdIeski Lone
Michigan Hope

CULVER, Ind. Aug. Sired
Kovaleskl of Hamtramck today
remained the only Michigan hope
IN the National junior and Boys
Tennis Championship as sing,eS
play was completed IN the second
round. Kovaleski went into the
third round with an easy victory
over Roy Tradand OF Tulsa. Okla,
The scores were 6-I,
6-3.
In the morning match. Andy
Patton OF Ann Arbor was a second
round victim of Tom Falkenhurg
of Hollywood. Ga. 6-3.
Today Kovaleski is scheduled 10
meet eighth seeded Bruce Daniels
OF Worcester. Mass, the winner
going into the quarterfinals In
the opinion Of the railbirdS. 10
valeSk is an odds-on favorite 10
beat the CaStpTner.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-05
No. Z for Maggie
Margaret RusseI's 81 Score Gives Her Seventh
Weekly District Golf Honors This Season .e

Margaret Russell is hack on the
beam in the weekly medal play
tournaments OF the Women :
District Golf Association.
During the earlier part Of the
season Margaret stole the show
by winning six out of nine tournd-
mentS and was second twice.
Then Marjorie Row staked heI
claim on first place for two weeks
in succession with Margaret
second a week ago.
But Margaret came back yes
terday 10 win for the seventh
time in a field OF 65 at Tam
oShanter with 81 -40-Sl. which
was 3 strokes better than Miss
Rows 4l-43-S4.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-05
FaVorites Remain
In H. P. Net Meet

Don Mckay. jim Jankowsld.
Kenneth Mundie, Glen white
and Joe Yanich are among those
left in the first annual Highland
Park Tennis Clubs junior cham
.pionship tournament play which,
continues today at Ford Field. Y
In yesterdays matches, Don Nc
Kay eliminated Oscar Boyer, Ga,
CT, after Boyer had beaten Larry
Porter, ST, 81 Ga. Jankowski
stopped Robert KlingenSmith, 81.
I6-3. John Jobuin defeated Walter
English, 6-2. 6-l. and Yanich
lousted Jim Whitehead, SO, 10,
HOS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-05
TWO BIRDIE IS

Except for two fves and three
par holes Margaret would easily
have been in the seventies. Out
standing holes on the round were
two birdie tours on five par holes
on the last nine, the tenth and
the sixteenth.
Marjorie lost her chance 10 tiC
the leader when she three putteC
three green's, but there may bC
some slight excuse for this as the
green's at Tam are VIGOROUSLY
known as the biggest in captivity
Margaret is well on her way Il
setting a new record in dlStric
competition. The record is nov
tied AT nine between Mrs. RuSSel
and Mrs. Donald Weiss.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-05

One Of the cacers the big leagues produced
ScweIi knew what he talking about
Mickey Owen proved this by doing maserfu job Of bring
ing the sensitive hothoaded Allen along With Owen dong
great job Of bastoppng and greater job of handling
the unnIedCable Allen the
a winning pitcher for Brooklyn from the start.
lie hasn't INDUCED any of the displays Of temper that
once envened the American League pcnnant Jawn has
teen sticking strictly business mmcnce discomfort Of
seven other teams in the National League.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-05

10 his mother, Mrs Louis Martz
who spent several days with him
al Fort Robinson.
Mrs William Guse had a "mul-
liEdn' hole-ln-one the other day
on No. Is AZ Oakland Hills Wash I
satisfied with her first tee shot. so
hit another and holed out She
was playing with Bill Mulligan,
caddie superintendent, when she
got the nulhgan' ace; also Ray
Mcguire, assistant pro.
Pfc Walter Burkemo was -
pounds underweight as a result of
a recent illness when he played in
the Neadowbrook tournament
Scvcnteen-year-old Paul O'Hara,
who with Al Watrous Jr. won the
fifth fight. sank a l50-yard shot
with his No. ) iron for an eagle
deuce on NeadOwbrook'S 390-yard
seventh in one Of their matches.
A. III. Norman has notified De-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-05

Incidentally when those Beautiful Buns, the Brooklyn
Dodgers learned that they would face Van Lnge Mungo in the
Army Emergency Relief against the Giants they joyousy
let loose with number Of their prize Sunday taunts.
What does Van Mngo by saying that the Dodgers
him mp the boys wanted know why,
they kept him five years too lOng!'
Best crack of the night credited John Mcdonald
Brooklyn secretary Since the game played for the benefit
of the Army Emergency Relief the players paid to get into
the ball park.
You that the Dodgers glad TO pay their
in to get a crack MmgO!" he announced
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-05
Dodger Pitching Corps Got Unexpecte Help

Since mis- debut the elder loop he has been very
beat He made II appearances relief hurcr last year.
chakod up three This he began relief
pegger and starting pitcher Under this double burden
two and lost three the first four weeks play Then
to go.
With Mickey Owen calling the pitches like old master
Allen has of his last 10 His great fingng
given the Dodgers mound unexpected and very
lift.
Allen is nearing his thrty-sevenh birthday and he can't
work often did But with or two of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-05
By Bob Murphy

he's hard to beat His aime record is 1872
and only 6 defeats Only Bob Grove has better overall
average.
In Allen has been pitching with his head
than his He has been drawing his considerable baseball
lore rack He humble the club that cut him
years simply because the boys didn't like his
atty the good hurghes of Fatbush confident that he
viii do just that if he gets just that.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-05
BOB TALES

one the greatest comeback of this any other year is
currently being staged without benefit Of bayhoo hy the er
While prima donna of Yankees the Cleveland
Indians called upon the league officials TO
prevent bench Jockeys from riding him hard old John
The Jaw Allen himself
During his hcyday the American League Allen rated
the difficult pegges any manager tried TO-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-05
SGT. LLOYD MARTZ STILL SOCKS 'EM
Eagles 565-HoIe in Winning Arkansas Title

troit Golf Club bowlers their sea
son will resume September % with
a Warmup at Varsity Recreation
The league schedule will open a
week later with y teams
Friends Of Ernie Way. Detroit
Golf Club course superintendent
will he pleased 10 know he's get
ting along splendidly following his
extended illness. He was at Oak
land Hills for the Ryder Cup
match.
Mr. and Mrs. George Willis, who
correspond with many of the
former MICA players in the serv-
ice. pass along this information:
Pvt Max Evans. Hamtramck
golf champion, lis taking a vehicle
specialist course al Las Angeles
. o.. Jack Ross. district junior
champion, has enlisted in the para
chute troops and is al Fort Custer
awaiting transfer Zig Zawad-
Xxi, former state amateur cham
pion. is receiving his officers
training AT Camp Davis. ". C. He
hopes 10 have his bars by late
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-05
Other winners:

E|IIINI ~ IIIIIN -
First fight: first gross. Josephine LANCE
%. second gross, Mrs. u. 4 DAlzell "a,
hrst net Mrs Dan Dayton. gs-1s-s0,
second net, Mrs. r. J. Jefres Jr., 81
.15-S2.
Second night: hrst gross. Mrs. G
Mann. 90; second gross, Mrs. n. r. Hars
sler i0i hrst net. Mrs James Berry
iO5-22-s3 second net Mrs. ID. r. BTod
erick. 10722-s5.
Third fight: hrst gross. Mrs. A. V
Moninger JOS. second gross Mrs 9 G
McNary. los first net Mrs J. NJ. Hussey
1l6-36-sO: second net, Mrs. h. c. Cap
man, 1Os-25--s3
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-05

handle. DE was as tcmptid-
mental as a movie actor. and
twice AS stubborn. He just dldu Z
-r along with anyone. That
Was The reason the Yankees
finally decided that they couldn I
Use hmm despite his unquestioned
natural talents. That was at
least part OF the reason Clcye-
land finally let him go 10 the st.
Louis Browns. And that helped
explain why The Little Brownies
redd.ed him 10 Brooklyn a little
more than a year ago.
Many observers agreed that
the Dodgers had picked up an
other Baron Poffcuberger. Luke
Scwcil however, sized up the
situation a bit differently The
Browns manager declared
Let smart catcher handle
Allen and you'll have a win
ufuo uitphar 4"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-05
Times Classic
BOwIers Vote
To Travel in d
Nv HAROLD KAHL

lfIffI.. ".ItN ANS f- a. .'
franchise holders. have voted 20
continue. tr71e.nc rr., rawHE >ca-
to7. sixteen teams W. bow
again -r So 6,Fcrorr toG~os.
Tins decision was reached after
lengthy discussion f. u-e1 .r-
creased working ha44s aHa tre
possibility of gasoline T.'orn-
were thoroughly considered III
me event al The latter believed
certain n MANY quarters a'tor tHr
November elections 81 may hc
necessary 70 return a. ONE e,iaa-
lShmcrt n vogue - .rS' season
1856.
The schedule usually arranged
IN June other years VIII ho drawn
hy Harold Allen and Henry thrlc.
president and secretary OF lhc
Classic. and tho Bowling propri-
Ctor> Association later this month
The 10 clubs wi, not De- known
definitely until august II when
500 fOrfcItS are required 20 In-
sure entry Al the present only
il are certain 10 return and nine
OF these viii be under Inc same
sponsors.
TWO CHANGE HACKERS
They are Joe Norris Suoh. Al
lens MineralteS. Nal Glmour 5
Paris Joe PauluS- Chene-IIomhIA-
Joe Llcb's Twentieth Century
Dick krakow'S Five Ehric's Coca
Cola. Rog OvernNcr Detroit Gas
ket and PepSl Cola Charley Good
reau $ Bowling School viii bc
known as MurdoCk and Len Dett-
loft National as Dawes.
Roy {. Tim Miller relinquiShed
his franchise 20 the Pepsi Cola
Company which has named Her
man BenGell OF Norge last season
A. captain. George Holmes Of Tx
hardt a. Becker Of last season.
George Bryant OF Schmidt and
Harold DeCrlck OF Walby's have
Yet 10 announce their new hackers.
Ted Reclaim of Nernor's has four
sponsors in mind and likely VIII
pick the Auto Club.
Phil Clapp. sponsor. stated today
Norton will not back team. As
a result this franchise automatic
ally returns 10 the league and VIII
be allotted by vote OF the other
franchise holders al the August y
meeting
Applicants for the opening in
clude Louis Burr Of Deluxe. who
has Tony Novak. Frank Zion and
Jimmy Marshall with him from
last seasons state championship
National club He has signed
Thurman Gibson of Grand Rapids.
member of the state title Pfeifter
five and winner OF the all-eyents
in 1899. as fifth man.
Addition Of Gibson is expected
20 make De Luxe one of the
strongest teams in the city. Re
averaged 90 IN one league and
over 200 in three others last sea-
son. lie viii bring De LuXe'S av-
erage 10 over 1000 and this viii
weigh heavily with other franchise
holders when they decide on the
Norton vacancy in the opinion OF
many.
Applications Of Andy Stefani Of
Rainbow Recreation George
LaSher OF Fisher. Bob Cole of Auto
Club and Ken Ludiker. a member
Of Pepsi Cola lest season, are on
file Others wishing 10 apply must
have their 500 foIieits, team per
sonnet and averages in the preSi-
dents or secretary hands by
August 20. The season Will open
September Is, a week earlier than
usual.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-05
Tiger Batting Averages

'roiaIs los 1855 43l e20 3s5 81 2a0
-Includes totals n Fuchs. Rowe and
McNAir and tis game ~ July Z
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-05

1-G0od! Better than good great" said
whiskey buyers when the curtain went up on
IMPERIAL. And we knew that the velvet
snoothness, the MOUNTAINEERING goodness,
the fsvor-erestneSS of this grand whskeyss
would take it 10 stardonL
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-10-29
SOCIJALISTICKO RESETO.

majni, u uredu, ma kopnu ali na
moru, ustrajmo ma svome poslu,
ma svone mjestu!' Onda dale
ovako moli radnike, "Radimo, po-
mazimo, doprinosimo. Ne tuzimo
Sc, ne prigovarajmo! Radimo!"
Naravno, da nije ratnog stanja
Kresic bi sa ovakvim 'plakanjem
oterao cd sebe maj neobavesteni-
jeg radnickog citaoca, jer tai
"plac" &c potpisati svaki izrablji-
vac, jer u koliko Sc radnicf
"ustrajnije" drze Il toliko je VEGA
njihova produktivnost, toliko je
veci "visak vrednosti" kojeg od
njih krade kapitalista. A u koli-
ko sc mamie radnici "tuze" "pri-
govaraju," toliko &c kapitalista,
izrabljivac, njih terati da budu
jos "ustrajniji' da cd njih dobiva
jos veci "visak vrednosti," toll
ko &c plutokrata, parazita, gledati
da sto wise krese radnikovu ma
jamnicu.
Ali, ako sve gore pomenuto va
Ii pre- rata, zar to istO ne znaei
danas? Josie kako. Ono sto ONO
gucava Kresicu da tako otvoreno
govori kao prijatelj ropskog siste-
ma to je sto tako govore radnici-
ma svi fekeri kapitalisticki po-
liticari. Drugim re6ima, danas je
populrano "plakati' korist rop-
stva." Ali sutra &c drukca priea
biti, koja Sc nece nj malo sviditi
nj jednom prijatelju veeeg izrab-
ljivanja radnika, kao sto su Kre-
sic njegova Danica!
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MiZerna jednakost.

Zajednicar, glasilo H. B. L., u
svom izdanju cd Ia. oktobra, do
neo je clanak pod naslovom, GA
kon placama stiti milijune a.
mer. radnika," kojeg pocinje sa,
'Demokracija" jest jedna stara
rice" A nakon toga Sc trudi da
dokaze kako Sc sve wise "demokra-
CHA" primenjuje ma sve veci broj
radnog naroda i veil:
"Meksikanski ljustioci oraha u
drzavi Texas kao i oni talijanski
u gradu Chicago osjetili su dobro-
bit tog zakona "demokracije"
Onda ga objasnjava ovako: &C.
radnici angazovani medjudrzav-
moi proizvodnji dobara "a mediu-
drzavnu trgovinu moraiu da su
placeni, osim u slucajevima naro-
cito iznimnim, najmanje 80 cent?
ma sat barem vrijeme i po Cd
niihove redovite nadnice "a sve
radne satcve preko 40 sati ma tie
dan"
l tai zakon Zajednicar zove "akt
nravednih radnickih usloya." kaO
"primjer demokracije.'
Istina je da je tai zakon izjed-
nacio malo poboljsao stanje hi
ljadama radnika, ali kada Sc ME
COVE naredbe usporede sa proiz-
vodima radnika koji Sc svakog da-
ma povecavaju, tada nam tai akt
ne izgleda "akt pravednih radnic-
kin uslova" vec dokaz mizernog
stanja jedihih korisnih clanova O.
vog klasncg drustva. l onaj koji
ina oci da vidi zeli da oci dru-
9Th otvori nece nikada isticati mi
zeriiu kao vrlinu kojom imaju da
Sc ponose izrabljeni radnici kao
sto in tako uci Zajednicar, kojem
Sc dopada jednakost mizerije
nikako jednakost izobilja!
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-10-29

cherta, drzavnog sekretara SIP. Penn
sylvania-e, Il vezi uposlivania drug;
Pirinclna IA vreme izborne kampanie
Cd M. Pavlovica, Montevideo. Uruguay
kome Je postavio neka pitanja Pre-
daje Sc urednistvu.
Rezultat glasania povrh dopuna i IL
mena partijskoj Konstituciji. ieste
kako sledi: "a ODE stavke glasalo ie
lo7 Ia, 2 protiv. Glasovi Ogranka Ak.
ron su zakasnili "a svi za).
Opste primedbe sekretara Federaciie
o raznim stvarima primaju Sc. Tako-
der je procitao kopiju poslatog lives
taJa Nacionalnom Uredu sa prosle ma
Sc konvencije, koji Sc usvaia Zatm
daje izvestaj aktujuci urednik R. B.,
drug Stanic, koii Sc usvaia.
Novoizabran urednik r. B.. drug J.
Pirincin, izbornoj kampanii u Penn
sylvaniai tie da ga trazi D. I. o. Penn,
da ga usposli "a vreme kampanie,
te prema tome, on trazi cd c. 0. doz-
volu da Sc primi ponudienog poozaja
do svrsetka izbora, pa nakon izbora da
otpocne raditi ma urediivaniu r. B.
Traznji Sc udovoljava.
L. Petrovic ie izabran da urcdiuie
Kalendar IA 1943. godinu. TAX oder ie
odluceno da n. Stanic ostane ma ure-
diivanju r. B. kao aktuiut urednik,
dok novoizabrani urednik. J. PirinGin,
ne Zauzme svoie mesto.
Reseno da Sc sednice G. O. odrzavai iu
svake tre6e nedelje mesecu. Potetak
II 9:30 pc podne.
Sednica Sc zatvara , sata po pod
ne.
c. sCEPONIC,
rekordujuci sekr.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-10-29
IL zIVOTA FEDERACIJE.

blagajnika Ogranka. Instruktuje Sc Sc
kretar Fed. da pise Ogranku Chicago
da "a organizatora blagajnika ne tire,
ba birati jednog clana. Cd NJ. Vasilica
Los Angeles, uspesnom radu Ogran-
ka. Cd Dragice Stojanovic, isto mesto,
0 slanju novca Centralnom Uredu. Ma
kon sto ie proGitan odgovor sehretara
Fed, ovo pitanie ostavlja Sc "a nared-
nu sednicu.
Cd l.. p. Wettsteina, aktujuteg Sc
kretara d. I. O. Ohio, nercdovnom
posecivanju sednica dotitnog odbora od
predstavnika nasih Ogranaka Ohio.
Cita Sc usvaja odgovor sekretara Fed.
Cd l.. Stefanovita, Akron. uspesnim
konyencijskim aferama. Cd NJ. Nasli
ca, Los Angeles, izabranim odborima.
Cd A. kudlika, sekretara Madiarske
Federaciie, poslao ie kratak izvestaj sa
njihove prosle konvencije. lsti sc pre-
daie urednistvu, pa ako nadje "a shod-
no da ga propusti kroz r. b. Cd WI
koicvca, Montevidco, Uruguay, poslao
ie iedan prepisani pozorisni komad. Is
ii Sc predajc odboru "a stampu lite
raturu ma pregled.
Owl su Ogranci poslal godisnje IL
vestaje: Cincinnati, Milwaukee Steu-
benville. A owl su Ogranci posla1i me-
scene izvestaje: IIoboken, Los Ange,
les New York
Procitan ie izvestai sa Madiarske
konvenciie, odrzane Il Detroitu, od ma
Seq predstavnika, druga p. Cotica
predat urednistvu da ga propusti kroZ
r. B. Procitana ie izmeniena korespo-
denciia izmediu Nacionalnog j Central
nog Ureda po raznim stvarima. te pro.
citana ie kopiia pisma druga f. A. Ii
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-10-29
"Krivci pred sudOm svi-
jeta."

Danica Kresiceva donela je u
| vodrik 13. oktobra pod naslovom,
''Za kaznu krivaca, ne odmazdu,'
kojem tretira pitanje kako da
Sc kazne gangsteri nacisticke Ne
macke koji su odgovorni "a poce-
tax rata pocinjena zla della (sa-
mo sto je Kresic zaboravio da spo-
meme gangstere fasisticke Italije,
mozda zbog tcga sto on ne misli
da su ii gadovi krivciO.
Istina je da su nacisticki gang
steri krivci ne samo radi sadas-
Meg njihovog poeinjenog zvers-
tva nego i zbog ogromnog pred
ratnog zlocinstva. Tt gangsteri su
nastojali sa najvarvarskijim me-
todima da ubiju duh radnika, ve-
sajuci i koncent.racione logore
bacajuci njihove najhrabrije cla-
move. Tt gangsteri oduzese svako
politicko pravo radnicima i baci-
Sc cello stanovnistvo unazad. Zais-
ia. oni su grozni zlocinci. l oni ce
biti dovedeni pred sud!
Ali kada oni behu takvi pre-
rata, ne cusmo "demokratije' da
ustaju da traze da Sc tim gang
sterima javno sud-. Tada njiho-
vim predstavnicima ne bese mr.
sko gledati kako gadni gangsteri
rasipaju radnlcku klasu. No ovo
je "a sada sporedno. Pitanje Sc
postavlja, ako "demokratije" sude
swim tim zlikovcima, da Ii &c biti
krai svom kapitalistickom zliko-
vluku? Razume Sc, da nece! Jer
pravi zlikovac svih zala jeste ka-
pitalizam, kada radnicka klasa
MEGA osudi ma smrt, tex tada &c
koren zlikovluka biti unisten. I
fonda &c krivci pred - sud svi-
jeta" - ali medju tim krivcima
&c biti oni koji sada traze da Sc
kazne samo nacisticki zlocinci!
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-10-29
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| scepovit.
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Predsedava Stefanovic.
Konstituisanie Centralnog Odbora
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c) Odbor "a stampu literaturu: J.
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d Odbor "a broienie knjiga: Kata
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korespodencija:
Cd Grand School Of Social Science y,
traze da i'm Sc salje Radnitka Borba.
Odluceno da i'm Sc Sale. Ol p. Centne-
ra, Montevideo Uruguay, o aktivnosti
organizaciie; Prvoma jskoj proslavi,
ma kojoi su dali rec jednom simpatica-
ru. Cita Sc usvaja odgovor sekretara
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tiiska procedure po ovom pitanju. Cd
j. 7. Evanica, New York, poslao j.
sredjeni kalendariium "a mas naredni
Kalendar. Cd S. Popova, Chicago, H.,
o izgubljenim glasovnicama povrh IL
mena i dopuna partijske Konstitucije.
te da je on izabran "a organizatora' i