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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-06

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-06

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4l0 Gauge
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-06
Indian Nation Sues
U. S. For $4,000, 600
Alaskan Natives Claim Land and Fishing Rights
Appropriated by White Men in Richest Section
of Territory; They'll Settle for Cash.

weeks the Interior departments
"MaHgold opinion by Solicitor Ma
than Margold -tha Alaskan Indians
have aboriginal or prior po>SeSSoly"
rights to fish trap sites IN the terri
tory. Since that legal opinion-and
in the face of expressed fears OF the
canning indusuy-at least one court
test has been flled by natives. chal-
longing the white mems possession
of trapping sites.
The TlingitS contend that under
United States encouragement white
settlers and industries appropriated
land and lands and waters used by
petitioners from which they dts,
roots, hunted game, took fish and
in all respects procured a livelihood,
and the forests in which this game
was taken and from which they ob-
tanned timber for their canoes ana
buildings"
But no one asked that they give
he land back +" tho Indians. They'll
.stJ,- i-r t.,h
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-06
High Point:
Strike Ends

high Point, June 6.-(AP)-Set-
ueInent of a strike of boarderS IN Is
l19h Point hosiery mills was an
nouhccd today by Grady II. Morton
president of the High Point mdepen-
Gent boarders union.
Morton said members OF the
union executive committee had
SiSl'eo an agreement, ending tle
S1lke, and that boarders would re-
sumo work Monday morning.
Under terms Of the agreement, me
"'drderS will return to work at the
Sdlne wage scale in effect when they
STRUCK, and surveys of wages
taIeS prevailing in comparable com
PeuuVe mills will be undertaken
Ohe survey viii be made by a COM
litlee of the union and another by a
'~efnlclan OF the United states con-
U~.I1t.oO 1e4.lvv
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-06
British Pound NQzi Forces
Back In North African War
Japs Claim
Chuhsier
Captured

Tokyo irom japanese Broad
casts. Jane 6.-tAP)-Ihe Jap
aiiesc command in central China
announced that the Chinese city
of Chuhsien, III Cnekiang pro-
1incc. was occupied by its forces
at s D. IN. today, Domei reported
tonight.
The Domei dispatch datelined
"ChuhSien' reported that the
capture climaXed a drive which
began last Wednesday and re-
suited in 'bloWs of annihila-
ton" against the 18th Chinese
division.
Meanwhile. the wal report
said, Japanese aviation cooperat-
ing closely with the Japanese
land troops attacked Chinese sol
dierS and scored what the news
agency called "brilliant results"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-06
Nazi Marshal Rommel
Said 10 Have Lost Half
of Tank Force; Show
down Imminent in
Devils Cauldron' Sec
tor of Desert.
lRv The Associated PresS)

(By The Associated PresS)
BrItain's desert armies were
reported to have won armOrnd
superiority in the twelve = day
old battle of north Africa today
as taHk-led British infantry,
striking from three sides, pound
ed the Germans back toward a
gap i'm The main British defense
line.
Front line dispatches said
nazi Field Marshal Erwin Rom
mel had already lost 34o tanks,
or about half his armored
force.
British headquarters said Brit
ish troops launched an offensive
Thursday night west of Knights
bridge Is miles southwest of To-
bruk, and sustained the attack
successfully throughout NcStcr-
day.
Military observers said the
situation was rapidly boiling
toward a showdown with Rom
mel main forces hard pressed
in the bloody "deVil'S cauldron'
sector east of the gap which his
armored columns Slashed through
the British mine fields between =
Ain Ell Gazala and Biz Hacheim,
Caught behind this 50-mile lin,
Ro"l"el was said to be counting
on using the gap as an escape hatcA
IN TIC event he is forced 10 retreat
west" ard once more.
Heavy British artillery tIrs from
the south and north hampered axis
attempts to organize a counter at
tack, while British columns when
thrust Tar to the axis rear attacked
German supply lines bringing vital
iue) to ROmmel's mechanical forces
An Italian communicate aCknoW-
lodged that the British were on the
offensive, declaring that British an
moNed attacks had been rcpulSed.
Other European wal develop
mrntS:
Air warfare - British night
raiders attacked Naples, Italy,
setting big fires, and renewed
the great city -smaShing assault
ON war foundries in the German
Ruhr valley.
About 300 planes were said to have
Continued on Page SeVen)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-06
Sales Levy Needed
Z Reach Tax Goal
HULL SAYS HITLER
NOW IS DESPERATE

Washington, June 6.-(AP)-
Adolf HitIer's visit to Finland
was characterized by Secretary
of state Hull today as a despcr-
ate attempt ito induce Finland
to make further contributions to
axis military campaigns
Hull made the statement III re-
ply to Il press conference request
for comment. He added:
we are watching the situation
most closely to see whether this
visit OF Hitler results i'm any
greater degree of cooperation
(by FinIandl with Hitler against
the United \atinS."
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-06
Three Allied
Cargo Vessels
Sunk BY Subs

Washington, June 6.-(AD-
The sinking OF three nited Ma
tiUrS merchant vessels by enemy
Submarines III the Caribbean
area was announced by the Navy
today.
Survivors have been landed 1T gulf
coast ports. The Navy said the ship,
were a medium sized United States
vessel, a small British ship and Il
small Norwegian merchantmen.
Naval authorities al the port city
listed ten Seamen lost in the three
sinkinge ana Il survivors landed.
In the case OF the British-regIs-
tered ship the enemy submarine us
ed more than 200 blasts from a POM
pom type gun 10 sind the ship to the
bottom May 2l. All OF her crew OF
10 escaped.
The Norwegian vessel vas struck
Continued on Page SeVen)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-06
Nazis Demand
French Action

Moscow, June 6.-(AP)-A Tass
dispatch from Geneva said German
Ambassador Otto Abet2 had delivered
a note to the Nichy government de-
handing more effective steps against
antI-German outbreaks and warn
ing that Germany reserves the right
to take every measure it deems nee
essary,"
The note was said to have dc
mauded an Improvement in the sit
uat.pn by Abe Nichv government
v4thg til, shortest time.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-06
u. S. Controls MldwayArea,
Min1itz Declares In Repo rt;
Japanese Losses Arr Heauv
Japanese Fleet Sent
Staggering in Retreat
BY Defense Of Tiny
Island; Japs Machine
Gun Helpless Pilots
and Sailors.
(By The Associated prcsS)

(By The Associated nrcSS)
Americas defense OF Midway
island sent the japanese fleet
staggering in retreat today as
Admiral Chester ". Mimitz,
dramatically summarizing the
thrcc-day old battle, declared:
"While it is too early to claim
a major Japanese disaster, the
enemy appears 10 be withdraw
ing. =. But we are continuing
the battle.
1T may be con$ervatiNely
stated that United States con-
troll remains firm in the Midway
area.
Admiral Nimitz said latest
reports showed that Che enemy
DANA e 5 very heavy. indeed
with criprIi,g blows inflicted
on several ships in each of the
aircraft carrier, batti"ship, cruis-
er and transport classes.
TIE crushing defeat OF the Japan
ESQ armada, the biggest enemy
naval force ever to penetrate so far
eastward toward American shores,
came even as Tokyo newspapers
boosted that their navy's latest X
ploits had 'established complete
japanese domination OF the Pacific
and Indian oceans"
Admiral Nimitz, commander
in chief of the T.. S. Pacific
fleet, said the Jananese had ma
chine eunncd United States
filters forced to bail out in para
ehutes during dogfiglts.
Americans afrift in rubber
boats received the same ruthless
treatment, he declared.
The J~ananese attack, carrying
with it a threat to Hawaii and even
the United States MARYLAND, struck
the tiny island, 1,l5O miles north
west of Honolulu, at 6.36 m, Thurs
dav and in the opening phase Of the
battle ran into heavy blcWs to a
battleship, airplane carrier and other
craft.
The size Of The United State,
forces involved in the battle was
vejled by military secrecy, but ~
parcnrv the Japanese were taken by
"amDlete surprise. The merton Of
Two transports Indicated that the
enemy expected to subduc the small
island 1,,.ri-,D G1frLlI h. aari4l as-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-06
MEXICO COMPLETES
FORMAL ALIGNMENT

Mexico City, June o.-(.AP)-
NeNico's formal alignment with
the United Nations was complet-
ed today by a government an
nouncemcnt proclaimina adher-
ence to the a~nti-aNiS document
signed at Washington, JanU-
AIRY /.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-06
10 VESSELS SUNK
BY SUBS, NAILS SAY

Berlin From German Broad
casts). June 6.-(AP)-Germah
submarines have sunk 10 enemy
vessels tOtaling 1903 900 tons III
the western Atlantic and the
Caribbean, an Hfficial ann""nr"-
I.nt lad today.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-06
FOUR FLIERS DEAD
IN MID-AIR CRASE

Greenville. Miss, June b,-lAP)-
\ mid-air collision of two Army
trainer planes killed two officer
pilots and two aviation cadets yes
terday,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-06

informed sources said that Chair
man Doughton, Democrat, North
Carolina, and other high ranking
committeeman had told Secretary
Morgenthau that they could not
write that big a bill without over
riding Mor9enthau's opposition to
~ome form OF consumption tax.
Faced with that attitude by the
committee M~orgcnthau promised to
make a written statement on the
situation soon,
The committee thus far has
proposed 10 raise only about S.
500. 500 eco, bat has not started
consideration of Treasury
m2ndatlDnS that another $780,
0oG.G00 he raised by increased
excise taNeS-thc last big item
III horgenthau'S March 3 Sug-
geStion-
Although the committee had been
working more than three months,
many members predicted that it
Would be stjII another month before a
oil. is presented To the House. When
passed there, ii viii face perhaps
weeks OF study in the Senate.
Thus, il might go to President
Roosevelt Tor signature BY Septem-
Der /, bat some members said there
night be d repetition of 1918 situa-
ion when Congress waited until the
urn OF a new year before complet-
Nc its ldb0rS.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-06
becomes law.

Senator LaFolIctte, Progressive,
Wisconsin, SAID he would ask the
Senate Monday to reject a comprom-
Use reached yesterday by Senate and
House confcrccs on ne $40 and re-
turn the measure to conference with
Instructions to the Senate group To
accept the $50 figure twice approx
ed by overwhelming House vote.
Similarly, Representative Rankin,
Democrat, Mis- lSSippi, author ct the
$50 amendment, predicted that the
House would refuse to agree to the
lower figure.
In passing the bill originally, the
Senate voted to increase to ST. the
present pay of Army prlNateS winch
runs S2l for the first four months
and then is advanced to $50. The bill
cqualized pay for Army, Navy, Ma
rine and Coast Guard personnel.
Senate and House conlerecN agreed
Yesterday to compromise their dill
ference by placing the minimum
pay at $40 and making any increase
retroactive as of June l..
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-06
n u w a n d
M e a n S Committee
Formally Notifies ADJ
ministration; Morgen-
than to Make State
ment Soon.

Washington, June 6.-(AP)-
The House ways and means COM
mittee wa reported today to
have put the administration on
notice formally that its tax goal
OF S8,:00, 000. 600 could not be
achieved without a sales tax.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-06
Privates' Pay
At Least SAC,
Perhaps $50

Washington. June 6.-tAP)-
Army buck privates and naval
apprentice scamcn had SSur-
ance today that their sumo pay
would be increased at least To
$40 and there were strong indi-
cations that the amount might
be boosted to $50 before a dis
puted military salary adjustment
hill becomes law.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-07-16

sprecava ma kakvo drugo postupanje; njegov
zanatski nacin organizovanja cak zatvara vra-
ia svakom nacelu, koje trail soidarnost pro-
letarijata l posto americki kapitalizam svojim
nemocnim sistemom koordinacije industrije po-
kazuje put. to ie doslo do pojave Industrijal-
nog Junionizma.
Industrijalni Junionizam pociva ma mace
lu: da zbog istog razloga, zbog koga Sc trazi
loialnost svakog pojednog tlana prema svlma
drugima ma kojoj zanatskoj organizaciJl, Ia
kodjer Sc trazi lojalnost cd svakog ~pojedinog
zanata prema svma drugima industrijskom
poduzeeu. Il takvog stanovsta neizbezno poti-
ce, kao stvar DO sebi, priznanje nuznost is
pravnog politickog drzanja vrli opstanak
organizacije. Stoga sleduje: da posto Sc opazi-
10, da je radnicka klasa pokidana zanatska
tela ma industrjs jskom polju i, sledstveno, pokl-
dana ma isto toliko politickih frakcija poll
tckom polju, to je l. w. w. osnovana sa mace
lima, u kojima je cisto jasno zvonio poziv pro-
letarijatu: da Sc "okupe kako industrijal-
nom tako ma politickom polju'.
"Industrijalni Junionizam", prema tome,
predstavlja vdni kontrast 'Sindikalizmu'. kod
poslednjeg Sc podvlaci FUNKCIJA organizaci-
je. Kod poslednjeg - blagodareci okolnosti,
sto opsta vojna obuka Francuske sprema tamo
zemljiste "a organizovani oruzani ustanak -
STRUKTURA ekonomske organizacije dobija
malo paznje; kod prvog - blagodareci zdruze
MIN okolnostima: da otsustvo opste vojne o.
baveze u America ne sprema ovde zemlJlste "a
oruzani ustanak, da mas je ovdasnj kapitali-
zam snabdeo mocnim zamenikom fizieke sile,
stvarajuci kalup "a industrijalno organizova-
ne integralno sagradjene bataljone korisnog
radnstva - konacna FUNKCIJA ekononske
organizaciie isto tako prirodno proistice il
STRUCTURE njene da zahteva malo razmis
ljanja. Dok Sc industrijana Junija svesno ba-
vi svojim neposrednim ekonomskim potreba-
ma njena revolucionarna funkcija spada de-
lokrug njenog politickog izraza, koji ina da a.
gituje prosveeuje.
Takva bese l. WV. Zbog razloga, koji su
mnogobrojni "a ponavljanje, ia je organizaci-
ia, bar nacionalnom obimu, samlevena prah.
Tvaralaeki princip, koji je ona polozila i koji
ie njena literature formulisala, besmrtan je.
Danas, kao sto "Chagrinov" clanak svedoci,
majmanisanje sacice prevaranata, koji maska-
radiraju pod imenom l. w. w. i buce "Sin-
dikalizmu", mogu navuci oblacinu ma krasno j.
me Industrijalnog Junionizma. No sama stvar
mora vaskrsnuti moenjoj organizovanoj for
mi
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-07-16

Onda Sc "a May-ovu izJavu uh-
vatilo i glavno urednistvo njujors-
kog Timesa, j zbog toga rece da
Sc Washingtonu nalazi izvor
"hladnokrvnog" drzanja, kada o.
sobe kao sto je May, govore lako
O postojecem krvoprolicu, kojeg
p a zbog toga sto { i n i
t y d n j bez da i m a sve ci-
njenice pri ruci. l pri kraju svog
uvodnika ovoj stvari urednistvo
Timesa rece:
"Ni jedan zvanicnik ne vrsi pu-
blicnu duznost kada on pratros-
tavlja da mi mozemo dobiti rat
"a kratko m e....' Prema
Timesu, samo oni zvanicnici koii
govore dugom ratu vrse "pu-
blicnu duznost"!
Tako, u glavnome, svi predstav-
nici kapitalizma ocekuju da &c Sc
oval rat do zla boga produziti. I
mozda i'm sada, vec kada su ME-
mu, nije tako premilo da Sc il o.
vog svetskog krvoprolica izvuku.
Ali ovo ne znaci da politicki zva-
nicnici owe zemlje ne zele da sto
pre- poraze nacistickog ~neprijate-
liza. Sa kapitalistima vladaju ma
terijalni interest, a rat i'm te in
terese mnogo poboljsava, jer oni
sada ne moraju nj agente placati
zbog toga sto prodaju njihovu
prcizvedenu robu, jer drzava di-
rektno cd njih kupuje sve sto pro-
izvedu. A to znaci mnogo cistog
profita. A profit je bog pred kojim
Sc klanja kapitalista. Kao sto po-
jedini kapitalisti vladinoj sluz-
bi, kao sto su "dolar-na-godinu"
osobe Washingtonu, mogu ne
skrupolozno biti da prvo svoje
profitaske interese zadovoje pa
onda drzavne, tako oni mogu gle
dati rat kroz zlatne ruke ratnog
profita zazmuriti da ne vide
svetsko krvoprolice pustos koju
rat "a sobom ostavlja.
(U vezi sa gornjim, uzgredno
mozemo spomenuti da radni narod
! spanije uzasno patti zbog manjka-
vosti hrane i drugih nemastina i
zbog toga sto- je spanski-" "gradja1-
ski rat" "a sobom ostavio opusto-
i sene bastine j Invade, razorena
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-07-16
INDUSTRIJALNI JUNO
NIZAM.
(Nastavak sa 2. strane.)

"Sindikalizam America" U metezu ameriekih
dogadjaja, jednom posetiocu moze Sc ako O.
prcstiti sto sud- l. w. W. po osoblju, koje be-
Sc okupljeno ma zadnjoj konvencji l. W. W.,
te po slavlju kojem sc tamo odavase po
njegovim "revolucionarnim" hvalisanjima; ME-
govoj glorfikacji licne kradje kao postepene
eksproprjacje; njegovim neotesanim ispadi
ma i, razume Sc, kukavickoj brutanosti; ME
govoj pesm "I'm bum; uk-atko, po njegovim
bucnim poskakivanjima Indjanaca, koji nadjo-
Sc casovnik.
Kada Sc recena konvencija l. W. W. sasta-
la, l. W. w. je prestala da postoji - iii su os
tall tex fragment cd organizacije, koja bese
osnovana I'll julu 1905. godine. Ta organizaci-
ia ne bese "sindkalsticka" kako Sc oval ma
xiv opcenito razumeva Evropi. U stvari je
vrla ona stavka, koja je citirana Il "Chagrino-
vom" elanku, u sukobu sa teorijom: da su l.
w. w. i Sindikalizam ista stvar
Sta je "Sindikaizam", tome je opsezno
diskutovano u ovim stupcima prosle sedmice
clanku pod tim naslovom. Da Ii je ispravno
prejako osudjivati tn stvar Evropi iii ne
jedna stvar je sigurna: America "a nju ne
Wd pOcVe Mako tJe lSIdkHuCO u clanku OQ PROS
le sedmice, kogod II America vrsteca frazeolo-
giju "Sindikalizma", sto je tako smesan i IL
van mesta, kao sto bi majmun bio ma ledenom
severn iii severni medved pustarama zarke
zone. Ovde America su takve kreature preva
ranti
Industrijalni Junionizam je proizvod anne
1jckog razvitka, ekonomskog j drustvenog.
Amerieki ekonomski razvitak ie pokazao
da je zanatsko-junijski sistem organizovanja
najsigurnije sredstvo "a cepanje radnicke kla-
Sc. Odmah do tastine, koju poradjaju domorod-
ne praznoverice, koja cepa radnstvo, tasti-
ma, koju poradjaju materijaln interest, koje
poradja zanatski junionizam, najdelotvornije
je sredstvo odrzanje proletarijata poce-
panom stanju. Da Ii je stvar, koja Sc naziva
"generalni strajk', racionalna iii ne, sigurno
je, da postupanje jednog ekonomskog tela jed
nog zanata koje produzava da radi radioni-
ci, ma zeljeznici iii jardi, dok Sc drugo telo
nalazi ma strajku tim cinom ubija strajk,
da takvo postupanje nije dostojno proeterskog
morala da je drago samo poslodavcu Takav
je slucaj sa zanatskjm junionizmom Njegov
zanatski metod samoupravnog organizovanja
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-07-16

sredStva transportaclJe, koJa JOS
nije mogao zlikovski Franco nj sa
prisilnim bataljonima kmetskih
robova da opraviD
Ali mozda nije do samih kapi-
talistickih ratujucih sila koliko &c
rat trajati. Jer zaista kada bi sa-
mo do njih stajalo, kako sada sto-
je odnosi snaga ma respektivnim
ratnim pozicijama, izgledi jesu da
&c biti predugacak rat, jer demo
kratije" trebaju da povrate one
predele svojih kolonija koje su
dosad cd njih nacisti j gangster-
ski Japan osvojili. Mozda &c oval
process, krvni process, trajati duze
no sto nejpesimistieniji "eks-
peril" pretpostavljaju. Ali u koli-
ko DUE traje oval rat, u toliko &c
njegov tempo opsteg razaranja BIZ
ii veci, sto &c reel, da &c mnogo
wise miliona ljudi, Il glavnom ST.
novi kceri rada, poginuti jos
wise &c sc bogatstva razoriti j jos
VEGA pustos rata &c biti. Mozda
&c sve ovo moci trpeti kapitalis-
tieke zemlje jednog i drugog de-
la ratujuceg kapitalizma, ali MOI
da to neee moci predugo trpeti
radnicka klasa koja mora zbog
svog narocitog polozaja u kapita-
listickom drustvu da snosi naive
&c tegobe svetskog krvoprolica.
Ali rat nije odvojeno pitanje cd
opsteg kapitalizma koje Sc moze
resiti neovisno. Ono je tesno skop-
cano sa pupcanom zilom kapita-
listieke proizvodnje raspodele
bogatstva. Neprodati "visak verd-
nosti" koji Sc gomila zbog toga
sto ga kapitalisticka klasa razvi-
jene zemlje ne moze prodati nj ma
domacoj nj ma stranoj pijaci jeste
baza "a pojavu oruzanog sukoba,
jer to nije jedna razvijena zemja
koja patti cd prenagomilanog "vis-
ka vrednosti' dano vreme, vec
sve one pate cd iste bolesti. Tai
prior prouzrokuje logicnu posle-
dicu koja zajedno sa neprodatim
"viskom vrednosti' zadaje "nei-
mucnoj" kapitalistickoj zemlji TAX
| vu giavobolju koja jes terra prvo u
besnilo da Sc takva predaje gad-
(Nastavak ma 4. strani.)
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-07-16
koliko &c dugo trajjati rat?

Ovo pitanje skoro svakog inte-
resuje, jer je rat uopste mrska
pojava protiv koje Sc skoro svaki
covek grozi i, sledstveno, skoro
svako jedva ceka ma njegov kraj.
Ali kraja rata nema nj nadogle-
du. Trude Sc mnogi "eksperti" da
pogode koliko &c rat trajati, kao
svaki pogadjaci, mnogo Sc razila-
re medjusobno. U glavnome veci-
ma njih Sc slazu da &c ovo biti vr-
10 dug rat, mozda pet, a mozda i
deset godina.
Tako je pokusao da pogodi ko-
liko &c rat trajati predstavnik
May, glava Odbora Militarnih A
fera Predstavnieke Kuce II Wa
shingtonu. koji prema izvestaju
IL pomenutog grada cd 9. julia, re-
&c" da &c sa verovatno rat prives-
ii kraju 1912, a "a sigurno 1943.
godine." Ma osnovu te predpos-
tavke May rece, da neee biti po-
trebno prisiljavati momke ispod
20 godina starosti da sluze VOL
sku. Kada je sve ovo izjavio May,
kao da Sc "a usne ujeo, jer ga
zbog toga drugi "eksperti" napa-
dose sa clancima uvodnicima.
Jedan cd tih "eksperta," koji
drzi da &c rat biti dug jeste Han
son w. Baldwin, koji redovno pi-
Sc clanke militarnoj situaciji u
burzoaskim novinama kao sto ci-
nj "a njujorski plutokratski
Times. On veil izjavi Maya o
skorom zavrsetku rata sledece:
Mr.. May-ova primedba mo-
gucnosti skorog zavrsetka rata
ne moze naci bazu nj jednoj op-
stoj poznatoj molitarnoj, polite
koj, ekonomskoj iii psiholoskoj
cinjenici." Onda on dale svoj eek
spertni" sud tome, kada rece u
istom clanku: "Postojeca miiltar-
ma situacija ne opravdava nikak-
vo drugo drzanje sem da &c ovo
biti dug rat, teak rat - rat u
kojem ne samo da cemo mi morati
biti mnogo 'zilaviji' no Sto smo
sada da bi ga mogli dobiti, vec
takodjer moramo dati 'sve Cd Sc
be- daa bi sprecilf porazs''' Tako,
kao sto Sc vidi oval "ekspert" o.
cekuje vrlo dug rat.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-07-16
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