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Imperial Valley press., 1942-09-27
WEATHER

Maximum Friday 107, minimum Saturday sc; pm.
Friday 102 humidity Ia; am. Saturday ~, humid
ity AZ; noon Saturday l04, humidity 22.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-09-27

BUTTERFLIES Angeles extra 481&c; grade cream
GlI@c; manufacturing milk 57I2c; route gathered
cream 49c.
l.. A. HAY-U. s. No l S24; U. s. No. 2 eafy
1. " S22-23; No. 2 S1950-20; September flax
S246.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-09-27

Total Cash, Checks and Drafts Sent
Through Tke Two FL Centre Banksl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-10
ADVERrIsEMENT
Popular new recipe
TENDEROM ond liver SAUSAGE

10 OF package TENDERON 2teaSpoonS prepared mustard
; tablespoons butter u teaspoon hotsefadish
-four milk
teaspoon salt u cup buueted breadorumbS,
u teaspoon pepper toasted
thick slices lver.Sausage
Cook TENDERONG according directions package Mel,
butter in vuocpan, -four and blend well Add salt,
perrcr mustard and hocradb Gradually add milk surng
constantly and cooking until mixture hIokcn Place
TfNDfRON CREASED baking dish and pour sauce over
all Ter with crumbs and arrange liver sausage slices around
edge Bake uncovered IN a moderate $50 degree,
so minutes Makes servings.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-11-12
JUNEAU PLEASED WITH ARMISTICE
 DAY CELEBRATION

An enthusiastic audience damned the Twentieth Century Theater yesterday afternoon after witness ing fine parade to take part in Juneau's first wartime Armistice Day program.
 Commander Alfred zenger of the American Legion introduced the 3o-piece Sitka Army Band from Fort Ray which thrilled Juneau ties in playing six selections. The crowd yelled for more.
 After the opening selections, Commander Zenger introduced Lieut. Col. Frederic Nichols, who gave a fine brief introductory speech for Lieut.. Col. Roy w. Riegle, the speaker of the day. Juneauites agreed that Col Riegle's talk was one of the finest ever heard here. Howard Stabler gave a brief speech of appreciation for the cooperation of the military of ficials on behalf of the American Legion.
 Later in the day, a record crowd packed the Elks Ballroom for an Armistice Day dance sponsored by the American Legion and others took in the basketball games in the High School gym. Many att tended both affairs.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-11-12
OFFI(ERS, MALAMUTE5
 WIN GAMES
Opening of Season Spells Defeat for Sigdes,
 Waves
SCORES LAST NIGHT
 Malamutes 32; Sigacs 20 Officers Club 33; Waves IS

Two flashy basketball teams looked hard to beat last night as the Gastineau Channel Basket ball League opened with a double header in the Juneau High School gym.
 In the opener, Harold Lundeberg rattled the bucket with five field goals and added a free throw to lead a smooth-passing Malamute outfit to an easy 32-20 victory over the Sigacs who looked good in spots but failed to click on their passes Lundeberg, forward, was high for the Malamutes with his II points, and forward Harold Smith and guard Del Krulikowski led the losers with five points each.
 In the second contest, lanky J. Frechling hit the hoop consistently in the first half for six field goals and then came back toward the end of the game to add two more to his credit, piling up l6 points for the Officers Club as the Waves lost 33 to Is, trailing most of the way.
 T. Secrettie, Waves forward played good game for the losers ringing up three field goals and a free toss, all in the second half for seven points, high for his out fit. The Waves led at the end of the first quarter, 6 to 5, but fell behind from then on.
 The next games will be played tomorrow night starting at 7;3C o'clock in the Douglas High School gym with the Falcons vs. the Hill crest, and the Moose vs. the Beav- CTS in what promises to be two fine contests.
 Following are the box scores of last nights games:
 BOX SCORES
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War Picture
 Is Suddenly
 Changed Now
Hitler 5 Invasion of France Next Moves Indicated
 by Churchill
(Continued from Page One)

 time"
 His report contained many joyous highlights, among them, his assur- ance that the Russians have borne the disappointment of no second front and now they have reached the winter successfully"
 Italy Next
 The grim prediction that Italy would now come under a much fuller and more bitter realization of the realities and the horrors of war was also made.
 Churchill also disclosed that Field Marshal Erwin Rommels army has suffered a mortal blow in Egypt with the loss of at least 59,000 men, 500 tanks and thousand guns of all types.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-11-12
AWvS Dance Will Be long Dress
 Affair on Saturday

Honoring members of the Fort Ray band. here from Sitka this week, the American Women's Vol untary Services on Saturday eve ming will sponsor the first long, dress dance for Juneau girls and service men.
 The dance will be held in the Elks Ballroom, which is donated by the Lodge for the AWvS affaiis.
 New USO officials for Juneau will be present to observe the party, as USO soon will be taking over similar affairs in cooperation with the ladies.
 The new orchestra, formed from service men of the Juneau area, will take over it's first full eve ning's assignment this week, hav- ing performed for a short period at the last dance, where it was enthusiastically received.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-11-12


 Chiang Kai-shek is the only cel- ebrity he ever met who surpassed her advance billing.
 The messenger service here has fallen to very low estate Postal and Western Union deliver messages only now you know). Just how low was demonstrated the other day when a spry but slightly perturbed young Negro came into the office with a sack dangling from each shoulder Out of the left, he pulled the days release from the Democratic Na- tional Committee. Out of the right, he dropped the days handout from the Republican National Committee. "All I gotta be sure of is that leave one from each side at EVERY place go," he explained.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-11-12
0pA OFFICIALS
 MAKE INSPECTION
 SkAGWAY, HAYNES

Dr. Milford Eiteman, head of the price division of the Office of Price Administration, Jack Bur ford, Inspector for OPA and Ro- bert Rice, of the OPA staff, left Juneau Tuesday on the DonJack for an inspection trip to Skagway and Haines.
 MT Rice is making the inspection in Haines while Dr. Eiteman and MT. Buiford are inspecting in Skagway They are expected to re- turn to Juneau tonight or tomor- TOW.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-11-12
HOSPITAL NOTES

Mrs. G. F. Nottingham was dis charged today from St. Ann's Hos- pital and has returned to the home of her parents.
 Art Carson has been discharged from St. Anns Hospital.
 Mrs. Adrien LamoerS has been discharged from St. Ann's Hospital.
 Oscar Zuidema has entered St. Ann's Hospital for surgical care.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-11-12
LOST and FOUND

LOST Billfold containing money and personal papers. Keep money
 but please return papers to At
 kinson O., 20. Box 3051, Juneau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-11-12
NOTICE

To Whom It May Concern - I will not be responsible for any debts unless contracted by me. adv JACK TURKOVICH.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-11-12
BASKETBALL
 SCHEDULE IS
 MADE PUBLIC
Bia Tournament Games 10 Be Played in Juneau and
 Douglas -Doubleheaders

BULLETIN-Late this after noon is was announced that tomorrow nights basketball game scheduled for Douglas, has been postponed until Saturday night.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-11-12

Officials Referees, Earl Smith and Al vacura; Timekeeper, T. Powers.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-11-12
MRS. M. J. WHITTIER AND DAUGHTER LEAVE FOR
 CALIFORNIA FOR VISIT

Mrs. M. Judson Whittier and her daughter, Betty Lucille, left We'd nesday for the south. They will continue to Hollywood to visit Mrs. Whittier's parents until after the holidays.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-11-12

The Interstate Commerce Com mission was created in 1887.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-11-12
TIDES TOMORROW

High tide-5:3O am, l6.5 feet. Low tide-l1:16 am, 3.9 feet. High tide-5:A pm, l6.6 feet. Low tide-l1:56 pm. -o2 feet.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-11-12
Why GuadaIfanal, k Question; Answer Is
 Given To Thai Also

Continued from Page one)
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for position as ush-
 erettes will be interviewed Satur- day morning between 10 and 12. Girls must be at least sixteen. See MT. Garvin, Capitol Theatre
 office over First National Bank.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-11-12

WANTED High school girl to take dancing lessons in exchange for dish washing, hrs. per week. Phone red 575.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-11-12

WANTED-A homesite, water front acre or more cleared land. 20. Box 487, Juneau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-11-12

WANTED-Will pay cash for good used piano. Phone red 206, Alaska Music Supply.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-11-12
WANTED

WANTED WANTED-Man with family seek ing position in Juneau. Nine years office work Cost account ing and budget control. Write 20. Box 2318.
 WANTED-A homesite, water front, acre or more cleared land. 20. Box 487, Juneau.
 WANTED-High school girl to take dancing lessons in exchange for dish washing, 4 hrs. per week. Phone red 575.
 TWO waitresses wanted for lunch counter work Experience not necessary. Apply Alaskan Hotel. APPLICANTS for position as ush- erettes will be interviewed Satur- day morning between 10 and F. Girls must be at least sixteen See MT. Garvin, Capitol Theatre office over First National Bank WANTED-Will pay cash for good used piano. Phone red 206, Alaska Music Supply. WANTED-Used furniture. 306 Will loughby, phone 788.
 WANTED - Girls or women for kitchen or waitress work. Ex- perience preferred, but not nec- essary. Apply Percy's Cafe. 10 a. m. to 2 p. m.
 A1RMAIL ENVELOPES, showing bir route from Seattle to Nome, on Hle at J. B. Burford & Go. adv MISCELLANEOUS TIVE CENTS eacli, pad for used xunny sacks at Coal Bunkers. TURN your old gold into value, cash or trade at Nugget Shop. GUARANTEED Realistic Perma- nent, $5.50. Paper Curls, q up Lola Beauty Shop. Phone a0l. Slh Decker Way.
 
 FOR SALE FOR SALE-The best buy we've seen this year: furnished house, excellent condition, with four available bedrooms. A sacrifice at S2,8OO. Shattuck Agency. DINING table. Phone 181. DISHES for sale. Apt. ', Evergreen Apts.
 GROOM furnished house, good view. Terms. Phone blue 723. KITCHEN table, Silvertone Gra- phone, set pots and pans, l trunk. Phone green 545.
 FURNISHED house, 822 Basin Road Call after 2 pm. PARTLY furnished Broom bunga- low, acres ground. Front Air port Gate. Phone 155.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-11-12

WANTED-Man with family seek ing position in Juneau. Nine years office work. Cost account ing and budget control. Write 20. Box 2318.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-11-12

TWO waitresses wanted for lunch counter work Experience not necessary. Apply Alaskan Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-11-12

WANTED-Used furniture. 306 Will loughby, phone 788.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-01-08

jer ii mogu naci ~resenje samo u socijalistie-
kom drustvu.- Jer kad oval rat Dude odveden
'uspesnom' zavrsetku ma principu izrazenim
cd strane Predsednika Roosevelta j Ministra-
Predsednika Churchilla. isti process mora da
zapocne opet (ako Sc ne uspostavi jedno sta
ticno drustvo), vodeci novo sudaru interesa |
vecim i razornijim ratovima (ako to Dude mo-
guce), sa situacijom has kao sto sad stoji pred
mama i kao sto ~stojase pred 'mirotvoreima
1879"
Drugim recima, dogod sa drustvom vlada
kapitalizam, izrabljenje radnicke klase Cd stra-
ne parazitske plutokratije, dotle &c vladati
truli uslovi koji radjaju bakcile rata i svih
drugih nesreca celog coveeanstva.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-01-08
MRZNJA |
OSVETA

Kad i kad Sc cuje koji burzoaski komenta-
tor iii propagandista da pokusava odeliti gang
sterske Wade cd nemackog, italijanskog i ia
panskog naroda, i vele nam da Sc "demokratl-
j" ne bore protiv naroda tin zemalja %nacistic-
kog imperijalizma, vee protiv njihovih dikta-
torskih vlada. Ali ina drugih, vecina njih, koji
mesaju klase u narod, narod i vladu te pc sve-
mu tome udaraju, nazivajuci to jednim ime-
nom, narodom jedne iii druge zemlje. ovako
je bilo u swim kapitalistiekim osvajackim i "od-
branbenim" ratovima, ovo je slueaj i danas.
Cd svih poslednjih burzoaskih siraea ma
cionalne mrznje i osvete ~najvise Sc odlikuJe
Amerikanski Srbobran, koji je doneo clanak
nekog dr.. F. M. Dominikovica, u diva svoja bro
ia cd 1890. decembra, 1941., pod samo-razum-
MIN naslovom: "Germanski narod navukao je
ma sebe mrznju koja vapi "a osvetom celog
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-01-08
AKO TZGUBI NACISTICKI I'M
PERIJALIZAM.

Sa direktnim ulaskom Sjedinjenih Drza-
va i Japana u rat izmenili SUI Sc odnosi po-
tencionalnih snaga jednog i drugog ratujuceg
tabora kapitalistickog imperijalizma. Kao sto
cemo videti, ~ucinjena promena je u korist ode
mokratskog'' imperijalizma.
"Demokratije' prednjace naciste u mus
kom stanovnistvu koje one mogu poslati ma BOZ
nom polju skoro duplo. One imaju takvih mus
karaca ma broju 56,643. 900, dok zemlje osovi-
ne imaju 2S,56O.0OO Ako "demokratije" u ovo-
me prednjace skoro duplo zemlje O%sovine, on
da prve prednjace poslednje j u
broju radnika radnica potrebnih "a ratnu pro-
~izvodnju cd CHE sposobnosti ma kraju krajeva
zavisi koja &c ~ratujuca strana pobediti. Kao
sto Sc vidi, ova stvar nije cd najmanje vaznos-
ii.
Premda SUI Nemacka i Japan ODE r%azvijene
kapitalisticke zemlje, ali Sjedinjene Drzave i
Engleska takodjer SUI r%azvijene kapitalisticke
zemlje. Moe proizvodnje je VEGA ma strani po-
slednjih. Prema najpouzdanijem proracunu ce-
la nacisticka Europa, ukljucujuci i sve okupi-
rane zemlje, u stanju su proizvesti samo 40 mi
Iona toni celika godisnje, dok SUI samo Sjedi-
meme Drzave 1911. godine p%roizvele 80 miliona
toni i c%iljaju da 1912. podignu proizvodnju Cell
ka ma 80 miliona toni. Tako vidimo da je samo
americka proizvodnja celika preko diva puta We
ca cd nacisticke proizvodnje. Nemamo pi ruci
tacne cifre proizvodnje celika Velike Britanije,
ali mozemo sigurno reel da je njena proizvod-
MIA sa celicnom proizvodnjom Sovjetske Rustic,
koja je cd % miliona toni godisnje, ako ne We
ca, a ono, bar ravna proizvodnji celika militia
r~istickog Japana.
Onda mozemo uzeti u obzir jos jednu vaz-
nu stvar koja je u veliku korist demokratskog
imperijalizma, a to je izvor sirovog materijala
jer, "demokratije" kontrolisu sve zemlje Zapad-
ne Hemisfere, skoro celu Afriku, i veliki dec
A4je. !- =.
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z~asluzujes ekskonunikaciju."
Sada, nastavi Lojola - ia sam poverenik, obavezan
da plaeam dozivotni anuitet ovom iii onom, pa zelim
njegovu smrt, da bi sc soslobodio eobaveze; iii sam, re-
elmo, naslednik bogatog oca, pa sam nestrpljiv da vidim
~poslednji mu dan: ~optuzujem sebe "a gajenje takvih ose-
GAIA.
Sine moi odgovorio bi ia - poverenik moze da,
bez greha, zeli smrt onih koji primaju mirovinu IL ME-
COVE zaklade, jr so on stvarno zei, to nije snrt ME-
govog dobrocinca, nego -nistenje duga. Sine moi - Cd
govorio bi ia pokajniku ii bi poeinjavao grdan greh
kad bi il puke pakosti zelio smrt svoga oca; ali ne poci-
njavas nikakav greh ako tn zeju gals ne So ocoubilac-
kom namerom, nego jedino il nestrplenja da uzivas
njegovo ~nasledje.*
ia sam sluga, pa dodjoh dotle da ~optuzujemA sebe
kao posrednika u ljubavninn stvarima a1hoga ~gospodara,
B. pored toga sam ga orobio.
- Sine moi odgovorio bi ia da Sc nose pisma
: iii darovi ljubavnici tpoga. ~gospodara, <ak ida mu@ Sc
.Otac Gaspar~ Hartado:~o 1tsanja~ grsAa @<De sub:.Pace),
. diff. Q; Diana; st. s; rasprava Il, i. 80. Nsvodi Blaise'Pascala d
Pisna jednon1~ provincijalcu. sPismoyvI 4, st. 1884, izdanjesHough.
ton. Oseeods anda CO, aBustenj 1850
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Dxepna Bil0lija.
- iii
KRISTTJAN STAMPAR.

ansesnaesta knjiga romano Eugene zSue-a: *Tajnea nafoda"
iii sIstorija jedne p%roIeterske pored.ce kroz vekove.
= PYita o sesnaestona Stolecu. - u dive knjige. sKnjiga l.
Sa originating fr~ancuskog ma engleski: Daniel De Leon.
Sa ~engleskog ma jugoslavenski: L. Petrovit.
80. y r.
- Promislimo o primeni' owe doktrine -.rece Lojo-
J. la. Recimo da sam ia kaludjer, a ii - dornetnu on,
~ oslovljavajuei svoje utenike jednog "a drugim~- moi
80 ispovednik. ia tebia kazem: ~"Oce, zabranjeno je,7 pod
* Ramon ekskomunikacije, da Sc skida, amakar = "a atrenu-
~ tax, Smantija nasegs Reda., ia ~cptuzujein sebe do sam obla-
e clio lajieko1 ruho." !"
- "Sne moi" odgovorio bi ja1 odvrati jedan cd
ucenika Ignjatijevih - "pravimo raz1iku. Ako 81 svlacio
svoju versku mantiju da je ne bf uprljao kakvim sram-
MIN einora, kao so je odlazak u dzepokradilatkuT ekspedi-
~ ciju, iii posecivanje kakve 9kockarnice,s iii uzivanje blu
da, ii 81 postupao u skadu 8 osetanjem stida i ondas ne
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-01-08

pridrzavanjem lestvica pornaze da Sc docepa prozora'
to su dopustive i indiferentne stvari, jer, u svom svoj-
stvu sluge, IT, Sc ne pokoravas svojoj voti,; nego wolff
1arupoga.* so Sc tce poeinjene ii kradje, jasno je da
ako 81, da povratis zakonitu ii plain n neki drugi ma
cin.**
ia san, duelist. NOptuzujem sebe pred sudom po-
kainika da sam isao ma duel.
Sine moi odgovorio bi ia ako 81 ma duel isao
= ne IL covekoubilackog poriva, nego ma zakoniti poziv da.
osvetis svoju Cast, nisi pocinio nikakav greh.:"@
ia sam. kukavica. Otresao sam Sc svogas neprijate-
*Otac Antonio Escobar IL Mendoza rzlaganje neospornih u
bedjenja u moralnoJ teolostji, rasprava :, primer 4, br. 223. Ma.
vodi Pascala u Pisma jednom provincijalcu, Pismo vi, st. 226,
izdanje fIoughton, Osgood and Co., Boston 1880.
.*Otae Etienne Bauay: sumiranje greha Q633), sesto ida
ME 81. e213, 214, Navodi Pascala u Pisna jednom provincijalcu,
Pimo vi, st.. 226, izdanje @Houghton, Osgood and co,
Boston 1880.
...tNon ut NAHUM pro malo reddat, sed ut conserved no.
~xnorer,s ovo sus reel Reginalausa "a Praksa prema -skoli Drustva
knj. 81, abr, 2, st. $780, Takodjer Lessius: odnsmo Prav-
taeds IN yusefaa3 ,aknj a,pog-s, DDS IL; b: 7e.sNavodi Pascala u
<sRAmw DsSSEaStassgsaP isno@V4I;r st;s $685. 1884, isdanje-
oseaodz andz Co.. Boston, 1880. s>5s1-..n -~ fxIshf f
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teresa, rece jos 1882: ".....I cd sada pa u
napred mi nismo biznicari, potrosaci, kapita-
listi, niti uposlenici [radnici], wee gradjani."
I oni mogu biti toliko drski da parafraziraju
najvidnijeg oca Americke Revolucije, Thomas
Jeffersona, koji rece mi Sc zajednicki zakli-
memo da Como poloziti jedan "a drugoga nase
zivote, nasa imanja. i nasu svetu cast" kao
sto to parafrazira pomenuti plutokrata Robert
son, dok oni zgrcu sve vece ratne profile i ko-
il gledaju "svetu cast" samo kroz oci cd suhoga
zlata. A sto Sc tice zivota, plutokrati su Sc Yak
leli da &c zrtvovati sto wise zivota radnicke
klase, kao sto i jeste vrlo zalostan slucaj. Plu-
~tokratija je i suvise ogrezla u ~korupciji da vi
Sc nije u stanju da Sc ~zrtvuje. Same onaj koji
u znoju lica svoga zaradjuje HEB svoj jeste
kadar da podonosi svakovrsne zrtve. Kao sto
je dobro poznato, plutokratija zdere hleb koji
je zaradio znoj tudjeg lica, znoj izrabljenog
radnika.
Ne bi bilo pretesko americkim radnicima
podnositi nj teze zrtve da Sc one jednako pod
~nasaju cd strane celog stanovnistva zemlje.
U stvari, sa "pristankom" da oni nece putem
strajkova prisilivati svoje trazbe, radnici su
pokazali da su oni gotoviji cd same burzoazi-
je, koja poseduje svo zemaljsko bogatstvo, da
Sc ~zrtvuju "a odbranu zemlje cd paklenog ma
padaca. Ali kada Sc trail cd onih koji stvaraju
svo drustveno bogatstvo, cd radnika, a koji "a
to primaju tex toliko da kozu kosti Dire Ia
jedno da bi bill u stanju sutra prekosutra "a
plutokrate stvarati "visak vrednosti," da Sc
jos wise zrtvuju onda ako Sc radnici ne odaziv-
liz, y, Ioyo1ipoi poor; tom po1;1u, "a poiava ire
ba da je svakom objasnjiva. Privatno Wasn't
two americke plutokratije mad sredstvima pro-
izvodnje, iii izrabljivanje radnicke klase, jeste
ma smetnji p~otpunog pozrtvovanja "a neopisi-
WI odbranu zemlje. Burzoazija &c Sc "zrtvova-
ii" samo pod uslovom dobivanja veceg profit
ia; radnici pax, zbog toga sto znaju da svo
njihovo zrtvovanje znaei siromasniju radnicku
klasu a sve b~ogatiju i s%ilniju plutokratiju,
jer Sc secaju da je prosli svetski rat proizveo
$4,000 novih milionera i secaju Sc posleratne
krize koja pogodi milione radnika i kada ii isti
burzoi nemilosrdno n~apadose radnikovu najam-
nicu, sa ustezanjem Sc odazivlju pozivu Wade.
Da ponovimo drugim recima, klasna podela u
druStvu s~precava pravu nacionalnu odbranu.
Neka Sc ukloni sa pozornice zemlje i isto-
rife kapitalisticko vlasnistvo mad sredstvima
zemaljske proizvodnje. Neka Sc radnici organi-
zuju politi6ki i ekonomski "a civilizovano po-
~stignuce tog ella. Neka Sc ~proglasi svo zemalj-
sko bogatstvo posedstvo celog drustva posre-
dom Socijalistickih Industrijalnih Junija. Ne
ka Sc uspostavi vlada Industrijalne Republic
Rada; neka svi sposobni clanovi drustva vrse
korisnu funkciju i "a to prime punu drustve-
nu vrednost svoga proizvoda i tex tada bi vi
deli da kraja pozrtvovanja ameriekog radnog
naroda "a odbranu zemlje nece nikada biti do
| god Sc gadni napadac sa istoka zapada ne bi
| potpuno smrvio.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-01-08

liza ubistvon il zasede. Dolazim da priznam wanna, nom
ispovc] lku, da molim o~prostenje.
Sine moi odgovorio hi ia ako 81 ubistvo po-
cinio ne zarad samog ubistva, nego da hi izbegao opas-
most: u koju te mozda bacise tvoji neprijatelji, u tom
slucaju nisi u opste zgresio. u takvom sfueaju je legnnn-
no ubiti svoga neprijatelja u otsustvu svedoka.*
ia sam sudac. O~ptuzujem sebe da sam doneo od-
luku u korist jednoga cd litiganata kao nagradu "a je-
dan njegov meni.
- Ode je greh u tome, sine moi? - pitao hi ia. DO
neo 81 odluku u korist %darodavca kao nagradu "a ME
gov dar. Ear nj 81 mogao, svojom sopstvenom voljom,
da ucinis dobrotu komu 81 god hteo? Nije ii potrebno
nikakvo oprostenje.**
*sanches: Moralaa sooloeija, kj. 2. pog1. 80, br. = Naro-
di Pascala u Pisma jednom eprovincijalcu Pismo VII, st. 27 liz
DAME sHoughton, osgood and Co, Boston 1880.
**Molina, knj. /, rasprava 2 DDS. SO, br. I. Takodjer Eseo-
bar: Mozalna teologija, rasprava 6, primer 6, br. 4s. Navodi Pas
Gala u Pisma jednom provinciacu, Pismo VIII, st. 249, ESQ, is
DAME Houghton. osgood and Co, Boston 1880.
lNxstavicea se)
I. INaiamnica Cd komada 4sano lie preins6eis1h&A ma
acknowledgements il eene rsdae snase. Marx.