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RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-12-10
BRIGA PLUTOKRATIJE.

Najneposrednija briga "demokratske" plu-
tokratije jeste ratna pobeda mad njenim nacis-
tickim imperijalistickim neprijateljem I, kao
sto je poznato, njihove zemlje su Sc dale svoj-
ski, ali ne po ceni profita, da tn pobedu kad
tad dobiju, ali ne prebrzo zbog drugh razloga
koje cemo sto pre- spomenuti Ali jedna druga
stvar dublje zaseca zadaje vecu brigu plu-
tokratiji Cd same pobede mad zlikovskim naciz-
NON. Ta stvar je, kakav ce bti njihov posle-
ratni "mir'? Ma kraju krajeva, tako misle
plutokrati, pitanje rata jeste TEX prolazna fa-
"a kapitalistickog zivota, otuda, opet po njiho-
vom misljenju ptanje kapitalistickog mira
jeste cd trajnijeg perioda, kao sto je, ma pri-
mer, stvar sa ljudskim bieem kojeg zaista mu-
&c bolesti ali su one cd prolazne trajnosti, dok
je njegovo zdravlje po praviu normalan tok
njegovog zivota. Ali stvari kapitalistlck IL
vot nije normalan, otuda, njegova bo1est, rat.
rroze biti hjegov norrnalan tok, dok je, pitanje
mira tex prolazna faza, ali, kao sto rekosmo.
tako ne misle mnogi plutokrat polaze cd
predpostavke da njihov mir pretvore u norma
Ian tok kapitaistickog zvota. Ali kako? To
jeste pitanje koje i'll zaista muei.
to pitanje kapitalistickog mira muci
samo plaeenike burzoazije koji su postavljeni
da otpravljaju sve njene poslove kao sto je
izvrsni odbor ma reel Potomac, vec ono muci
direktno same plutokrate. sto znaei da je o.
no toliko "a njh ozbiljnije jer oni sumnjaju
da &c tome uspeti njihovi predstavnici kada
Sc sami mesaju u resavanju tog pitanja. Je-
dan cd tin plutokrata jeste Paul G. Hoffman,
predsednik Studebaker Corporation. On je gla-
va "odbora ekonomskog razvitka," koji Sc sa-
stoji ne Cd poitieara vec Cd plutokrata Ma
20. novembra on rece tom odboru:
"Ako neeemo da izgubimo mir, mi moramo
sada poceti da Sc hrvamo sa problemom snab-
devanja poslova miliona poslova mlrnog
doba industrijama." A da je tai problem tvrd
orah to Hoffman priznade sa sledecim, ITO Je
rajtez zadatak sa kojim Sc ikada borila trgo-
vina ndustrija ali ako mi cekamo ocigled-
no je da &c poslova biti premalo prekasno.
(Masna slova su nasal
Onda ustrasen plutokrata Hoffman rece
da je 1910. bilo izmedju 100000 1O0OO.0OO
besposlenih radnika kada Sc uzme u obzlr
da &c 1943 biti ukupni broj uposlenih radnika
cd 62ooO0OO, da &c 2O,OOO.OO0 njih iskljuci-
vo raditi u ratnoj proizvodnj cim Sc rat pre-
kline poslednji &c morati traziti move poslove
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-12-10

Da. da &c ii to kazati sam on, - odgovori
Kristijan sa smeskom neopisvom srecom. On je ta-
mo. Samo teka tvoj prstanak, drago mole dete, da
dodje tebi.
Hena sede svoj krevet. metne ruke ma srce da b.
zadrzala njegovu upu JOS suvse ganuta da govor,
ucni svom potvrdan znak Nato zanatla uvede Ro-
berta Estienna, ko svojim ramenom podupirase En-
nesta Renneponta. tai nah IL dvorsta zacu zvuk
kopita Ustupaju nevonom osetanju nemira Kristijan
potrci prozoru odmah umri kad vide gde mu Sc zet
Franc-Taupin silazi konja. Hena Ernest Rennepont
tudji prema sto okoo nih dogadjase vidjahu
samo edno drugo Kad mad tovek dovoljno pribllzl
krevetu ma kom sedjase Hena, spusti ma kolena
pred njom, skop ruke podize prema Moi svoj bledi
l sad ozaren nebeskm blazenstvom Nemoguc da izra-
ze jednu rec, oni ceznjom posmatrahu. Robert
Estienne ne mogase da zadrzi sto mu navrahu
oci Zanatla stupi prema zaljubljenom paru, Hen
nu ruku stav je ruke Renneponta koji osta kole
Nina pa glasom prekidanm uzbudjenjem rece:
-B Budite weren't. nikad uzvsenija srca ne behu
dostojnija jednog drugog.
Krstijan zgovarase te svecane reci kad udje Franc
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-12-10

Taupin Wee izvesten cd zeta mu uzajamnoj lJubavl
dvoje madenaca vonik avanture pucase cd milja kac
in vide sjedinjene.
- znaj ostalo prjateju moi = rese zanatliia Jo-
sephnu. - Moa ke i onaj koji je cd ovog dana mol
zet duguu svou slobodu teb Ii da znas sve sto
Sc nh tee Ernest Rennepont odrice svoih monasKln
zaveta; on Sc odrce katocansva prgrljava Reforma-
ciiu eii &c da bude past Kao so znas evangeistlck
rastiri mogu da Sc zene.
- Moi ie savet da Sc brak brzo zakjuci - odgovorl
FrancTaupin niska glasa, vodeci kristjana Roberta
Estienna prema prozoru dok weren't osa pod oa]em
dubokog zanosa cujuc nista videci nsta $40 Sc
oko MEGA desavase Franc-Taupn nastavi niska gasa:
Dodjoh IL Parza zurb. cub jednu potaJnu oo)aVu
u smslu da Sestra Sv. Franka-u-Grobnici Brat oV.
ErnestMuceni osudjeni kao otpadnic podlozn kaznl
sto sc dodeljuje "a takav zlocin: spalistu!
Spalistu! !~--p proeedi Robert Estenne, jezeci Sc
cd uzasa dok isti nah napravi jedan znak namenJen
susbianju rika uzasa sto Kristian zamao spremase
da izbaci.
- vreme prolaziss4 nastav Franc-Taupn. = Moi
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-12-10

zet njegova kci madi Kaludjer moraju ostaviti
kucu vrle noci. Sutra nece bt sigurno.
II ia sam vaseg misljenja - odgovor Robert Es-
tienne Evo kako cemo da einimo vi, Josephine ina
te da Sc smesta vratte Parz jednim pismom cd
ne jednom cd nasih pastra, kom poziva da vre
noci dodje ovamo, da bi PRIMO odricane Ernesa Rem
neponta dao svoj bracni bagoslov paru. Od-
nah zatim &c Hena njen muz da podju tobom Kris
tjanom koj &c uzet moga kona Njegova kei ce da ja
81 sapu.
- Mlad kaludjer &c da jasi liza mojo
g - rece Franc cTaupin ia Gu da pratim begunce do
kakvih pet iii sest vista cd Parza.
- Kad dodjete natrag ovanno, domestic wanna kla-
jicko odelo mad par rece Robert Estienne, dava
juei svoju kesu Franc-Taupinu - Takoder pati stala
Cd koga 81 tu zvonju kolko trazi nju Nju
&c da drz Moi &c da jas Ernest Rennepont Kris
tijanom njegovom eerkom do La Rochelle Samo tamo
&c svi troje biti sigurni Nema nj easka gubene.
Brzo, Josephine, kona, kona! ptanju su 1.-Two
tt sviju
QNastavife se)
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-12-10
sDxep1aa BibHja.
ILL
KRISTIJAN STAMPAR.

sesnaesta knjga Eugene Suea: "Taine naroda"
iii '1stora jedne proleterske porodce kroz vekove
PriGa Sesnaestom Stolecu - U dve knjige Knjiga l.
Sa orignanog francuskog engIeski: Daniel De Leon
Sa ensleskog ma jugoslavenski: l. Petrovic
Ne, drago dete moje - rece zanatlija; to nije
Nsi gracka obmane. Ernest Rennepont Sc odrice
monaskog zivota prigrjava evandjesku veru, c &c
da bude pastir Odavno te ljubi naciscom najuzvsen
jom ubavlju ia iznenada dokueih tanu njegove duse
Nikad nije otac pozeleo svou kcer dostojneg
cenjenja ljubav. Pa pokazujuci prstom ma vrata:
On e tamo drustvu naseg prijatelja, Gospodna Es-
tenna Osecas Ii se adno, drago dete moje dosta snaz
da in prints? Bi Ii htela da udju unutra?
On ljubi meme - uzyikne Hena, uzeci oceve ru-
ke ljubeci III. - on meme ljub! Otkad?
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-12-10

slepnu onda mi vidimo put jasan o.
predeljen mi vidimo svetlost hlad, MI
ispitujemo postize ovih velikih ljudi, sa
blaqim duhom, kao da uobicajemo giedatl
okrug punog meseca jasne ietne noel.
x,se .aas,. ..... ....., .Gete.
/ jos kako su savrernenici gresno ocen9'-
yali Daniela De feona.- I JOS kako in je razdra-
zavala njegova genijalna kvalifikaciJa - JOS
kako je njegova logika nJegov korlsnl ziVoe
zbrkavao gledista njegovih savremenlka' ME-
covih neprijateljskih savremenika. Naoruzan
Marksistickom naukom, kao sto je samo on
mogao biti, on je udarao po reform klasnoj
saradnii i 30 svemu drugom sto je ciljalo pro-
duzenju kapitalizma koji treba biti oboren Jer
ie postao smetnja dalnjeg drustvenog progre-
"sa. Udarajuci tako nemilosrdno po swim kapl-
taistickim prirepcma radnickim redovlma
De Leon je stvorio mnostvo neprijatelJa koJl
behu svi fekeri iii otvoreni pristalice kapita-
1izma. iii ultra-sebicnjaci koji svome "jap
videse sve sto je vredno gledati. Kada je De
Leon zagovarao organizovanje prave radnicke
junije koja &c biti csta cak cd svakog miri-
sa fekerizma, njegovi ga savremenici neprija-
'telj nazvase "razbijaeem junija" "neprija-
teljem" organizovanog radnistva." l oni behu
svi sretni kada je De Leon fizicki preminuo!
Tako bese slucaj sa njegovim "savremenici-
ma" kojima Sc borio pokretu S. L. P.
pre- 1900 godine.
Ne bese drukce nj sa njegovim "savreme-
nicima" u originalnoj I. w. W. Tamo je De
Leon izrazavao popu1arisao svoju teoriju So
cijalistickog Industrijalnog Junionizma Ali
Slept uobrazeni pigmeji ne behu u stanju da
ga pravo Gene, kao da je njegova velieina pa
ralizovala njihove umove, jer De Leon NINA
govorase radnickim jezikom, jezikom radnickog
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-12-10
BESMRTNI DE LEON.

Savremenici prelako grese u ocenji-
vanju velikih ljudi svoga doba: izvanred-
ne kvalifikacije poslednji in razdrazava-
iu: njihova logika i korisni zivot zbrka-
vaju njihova gledista, sprecavaju pravo o.
cenjivanje priznavanje njihovih postiza.
Ali prah, magla oblaci nestaju; oni Sc
slegnu onda mi vidimo put jasan o.
predeljen, mi vidimo svetlost hlad, mi
ispitujemo postize ovih velikih ljudi, sa
blagim duhom, kao da uobicajemo giedatl
okrug punog meseca jasne letne noci
Evening star., 1942-10-01
Drive Begun TO Collect
Dormant Scrap at Plants

By the Associated Press.
The War Production Board yes
terday started a Nationwide "dor-
mant scrap drive" asking $1,000 in
dustrial executives to get out the
materials.
Dormant scrap is defined as obso-
lete machinery, tools, equipment and
fixtures which can no longer be used
in the war effort.
The drive is under the direction of
Lessing j. Rosenwald, director of
the WPB Conservation Division.
The top executives of the plants
were urged to instruct their salvage
executives to take inventories of all
plants, quickly mark all dormant
scrap for identification and arrange
immediate disposal through scrap
dealer channels.
Evening star., 1942-10-01
Havre de Grace Bridqe
To Become Metal Scrap
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
ANNAPOLIS, Oct. 1.-Maryland's
Public Works oBard decided yes
terday to scrap the old highway
bridge spanning the Susquehanna
River at Havre de Grace in the in
terests of national defense.
Reporting the boards action, Gov.
O'Conor said the War Production
Board would be advised that it
could proceed at once with demoi-
ton work.
WPB has estimated that the
bridge contains 3,120 long tons" of
iron and steel, the Governor said
Gov. O'Conor also reported that
although the value of the scrap
metal which would be obtained from
the bridge amounted to only $58, 900,
WPB has estimated it's demolition
costs at about $4,000.
This should indicate to every cit
izen that the intrinsic value of metal
is much greater than its worth in
dollars and cents" Gov. O'Conor
said.
Evening star., 1942-10-01
Fairfax Collects 238 Tons
Of Scrap; Drive Extended
Special Dispatch to The Star

Special Dispatch to The Star.
FAIRFAX, Va, Oct. IA total of
238 tons of scrap has been collected
in Fairfax County during the two
week drive, Robert B. Walker,
county defense co-ordinator. said
today. The drive is under the di-
Iection of the County Salvage Com
mittee, headed by Mrs. Douglass
Murray of Fairfax.
The material collected includes 214
tons of iron and steel, IA tons of
non-ferrous metal and 10 tons of
scrap rubber All of the material
has been collected by trucks direct
from homes, and none of the COL
lections received by the deposit sta
tlons have been taken up yet.
MI. Walker said that the commit
tee expects to collect like amount
from the deposit stations, located in
communities throughout the county.
Due to the success of the drive. it is
planned to continue it another week.
Evening star., 1942-10-01
Derby Winners Shoes Join
Stills in Kentucky Scrap Pile

its metal will swell the total. This
will be the first Government-owned
building to be demolished in the
salvage campaign.
Iron fences, once familiar sights
in these parts, are now "out of
style" and acetylene torch workers
go from residence to residence, Sc
curing the scrap.
Metal railings in civic chambers
also are being donated
The AFL has proposed victory
Sunday, uniting all workers in the
State in a day of concentrated col
lection. Truck drivers are volun-,
teering their services, as are acety-
lene welders, and the miners have
been organized into teams to comb
abandoned mine shafts and prem
ises for metal.
Every one else is working, too.
Business firms have donated fleets
Of trucks for pickups and the
farmers, farm women, women's
clubs, school children and Mr.. and
Mrs. Average Citizen are helping.
Evening star., 1942-10-01
Chevy Chase Unit Collects
1900 Pounds Of Scrap

Collections of scrap in section 4,
Chevy Chase, amounted to 1900
pounds, it was announced today by
George V. Menke, chairman of the
Montgomery County Salvage Com
mittee.
The piles had lain on the side
walks and curbs until yesterday
when trucks were found to collect
them. Mr.. Menke said that collec-
tions are being made as fast as
trucks are made available but that
private operators could not be ex-
pected to contribute use of trucks
extensively in view of tire and gaso-
line rationing.
At the same time, Mr.. Menke
praised the activities of the Boy
Scouts of the Bethesda area, who
ne said, have collected more than
81 900 pounds of scrap, not includ-
ing paper and rubber.
Evening star., 1942-10-01
DINING ROOM

$149.50 7-pc. Eighteenth Century din
cite suite Choice of harvest
or rich red mahogany In
cludes Duncan Phyfe table,
four chairs, china and buffet. sos
S29S.00 10-pc. Autumn mahogany
Sheraton dining room suite.
Hand rubbed finish. Credenza
:. - buffet and china Chest serv-
er, extension table and six
chairs --------------------- s15s
S34.50 Bakelite and chrome extern
sion kitchen table -- SIS
S27.50 Chrome and porcelain extern
sion kitchen table - S1a
$19.95 Colonial maple dinette buf-
fet. Floor sample Sc
$69.95 6-pc. knotty pine dinette
suite Buffet, extension table
and four chairs. From model
home display ------- S3S
$29.95 Hepplewhite mahogany con-
sole server table --- SIS
Evening star., 1942-10-01
Britain Takes Drastic
Action 10 Collect
all Scrap Metal
Situation Is Serious;
Voluntary Drive Nets
1,400, 900 Tons
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
LONDON, Oct. 1.-The British
government, urgently needing heavy
steel scrap and aware that the
United States has no extra supplies
for export, has invoked drastic
measures to clean ur waste metal
within the country.
All occupants of premises in
which there are 8 tons or more of
metal suitable for scrap are ordered
to disclose the amount to the Works
and Planning Ministry. Heavy pen
alties are provided for non-compi-
ance
"Britain's metal situation is Sc
rious," explained George Hicks, Joint
parliamentary secretary to the
Works and Planning Ministry. Eve
have a little light scrap in hand,
but we are behind with our heavy
scrap. We want heavier scrap to
supplement the lighter stuff we have
collected so that the rate of pro-
duction can be maintained"
During the last IA months Brit
aims voluntary salvage drive real
lied 100000 tons of scrap. Rail-
ings have been taken from about
100000 homes, parks and other
areas. Almost 95 per cent Of the
metal from bombed buildings has
been salvaged. But there Is a press
Ing demand for more.
No drive will be made immedi-
ately, however, to salvage pedestrian
crossing beacons, lamp standards
and streetcar tracks, as has been
suggested in various quarters. The
labor involved in removal and re-
pair of roads or sidewalks afterWard
is considered too great for the
amount of metal obtained.
1--WE want to take all genuine
scrap before we start on things in
current use or materials which will
take a large labor force to make
available" Mr.. Hicks said.
Germany has gone much fur
ther than we have and has even
requisitioned Oil stoves for scrap. We
don't propose to do that, but people
must realize it is solemn and legal
duty to give every bit of scrap to the
war effort"
Evening star., 1942-10-01
AIcou Employees Get
Scent Hourly Increase
ly the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
CLEVELAND, Oct. IA scent
hourly pay increase, concluding pro-
tracted wage negotiations with the
C1O Mine, Mill and Smelter Work
ers' Union, has been granted en-
ployes of Aluminium Co. of Ameri-
cas- five plants at suburban New
burgh Heights, company spokes-
man reported today.
Full terms of the agreement were
not disclosed, but the Scent hourly
raise was described as the principal
provision. The agreement still must
be approved by the War Labor
Board.
Evening star., 1942-10-01
Tonight, Fyiday 60 Saturday
CLEARING OUT
OUR
WAREHOUSE
Ill Floor Samples; Exk1bu Home Furniture,
AAOddSAndEndSof fFneFmmitmrD1MHGo Go!
1878 10 6625% OFF!

We have no choice we
need every inch of ware
house space to take care
of huge incoming ship
ments. Even though every
piece of this furniture is
highly desirable and could
be sold at regular prices,
we just can't hold it. It's
a golden opportunity!
Living Room Suites, Bed
room Suites, Sofa Beds,
Tables, Odd Chairs, Beds,
Dinettes, Rugs. You'll find
everything at tremendous
reductions.
Evening star., 1942-10-01
BY the Associated Press.

BY Lne Associated Press.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. LIVERY
thing from the shoes of Kentucky
Derby winners to "moonshine" stills
became metal junk today in the
patriotic fervor gripping Kentucky in
its scrap collection campaign.
Gov. Keen johnson urged the
State to set the pace in salvage,
pointing out that Kentucky led the
Nation in percentage of men who
enlisted voluntarily for military
service and. was fourth in percent
age of war bond purchases.
A great deal of Kentucky lore will
be devoured by the hungry steel
furnaces before the campaign, in all
States, led by the Nations news
papers, is completed.
A mounted exhibit of the horse
shoes from Kentucky Derby winners
of the last 13 years was donated. So
was pair of ''moonshine" stills from
the hills.
The old Federal building, Louis
vile landmark, is coming down and
Evening star., 1942-10-01

I didn't think there was that much
household scrap in this town.
But the biggest feature of the
superdrives was the stimulation of
public interest in scrap. In the long
run this will prove the most impor-
tant result"
Mr.. Smith struck the same note
as his wholesale competitors by
pointing out that future regular
depot collections, as set up by Horace
Walker, executive secretary of the
District Of Columbia Salvage Com
mlttee, are highly important.
I'VE have plenty of material for
processing now" he reminded, but
new stocks will be needed later to
keep up the winter production
schedules at the mills"
SO-Day Pile on Hand.
Myer Brenner, who WHOLESALERS
scrap under the name of ]. Brenner
& Son, told the same story.
Il have enough to keep going for
80 or 40 days." he said, "even if I
don't get another piece of scrap in
that time.
Another superdrive would pile up
more scrap in my yard than I could
handle conveniently, but eventually.
OF course, the stocks will dwindle.
"A steady, even supply after the
big rush is over will help keep the
mills going"
Mr.. Walker said yesterday it will
take another week, perhaps less, for
retailers to pick up the accumula-
tions from the second Sunday drive
IN the western half of the city.
1900 Pounds Contributed.
More than 200 residents of the
Brentwood Civilian Defense Area
contributed approximately 1900
pounds of scrap metal and pur-
chased $500 worth of War bonds
and stamps at victory rally last
night at Mckinley High School.
Speakers included Col. Lemuel
Bolles, District director of civilian
defense; Chief Air Raid Warden
William j. Mileham, and Mai Ed
mund w. H. Wood Of the British
Army.
Col. Bolles warned that Amer
leans must be ready to make the
same sacrifices as the enemy. Mr..
Mlleham cautioned against adopt
Ing complacent attitude toward
the possibility of enemy air raids
and Maj Wood told of his air-raid
experiences abroad.
purchase of Victory stamp or
bond, or depositing of a piece of
scrap in nearby truck was neces-
sary for admission. Two prize bonds
were awarded to Henry Symes and
Stanley Armentrout.
In Charge of Rally.
The rally was under the direction
OF George kaufman, chairman of
the Brentwood Civilian Defense
Committee, and Harry A. Long,
deputy warden for the area.
Other stable collections were
donated yesterday by the Pan
American Union and the Corcoran
Gallery of Art.
The union contributed 1900
pounds. Corcoran scrap, estimated
at $500 pounds, included an iron
grill, radiators, picture hooks and
metal plates.
Mr.. Walker also re-emphasized
that District residents must con-
tinue their search for scrap.
1T is not question of people
giving up what they don't want"
said Mr.. Walker, but of giving up
what they don't actually need.
There is still plenty of household
scrap in the District. Residents
must realize that the need Is critical.
They should donate their scrap be-
fore. the Government comes along
and takes it,"
Evening star., 1942-10-01
Virginia Legion Head
Picks Scrup Chairman

BY the Associated Press.
RICHMOND, Va, Oct. 1.-Floyd
w. Williams of Galax, State COM
mander of the American Legion.
yesterday announced the appoint
ment of Abe Cohen, president of the
Lynchburg Iron & Metal Co., as
chairman of the Legion Salvage
Committee.
Members of the committee include
AL Hadrup Of Fredericksburg, F. w.
Holbrook of Charlottesville and H.
G. Breckenridge of Herndon.