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Nogales international., 1942-06-05
Santa Cruz County Grateful

How the $25O,OoO set up in the 1928 budget of
the Arizona Highway Commission for early compile
ton of the paved highway from Nogales to Fort Hua
chuca is shown in the commissions tentative budget
published in today's Nogales International
The figures disclose that $4,000 will be spent for
completion of the road between Patagonia and Son
ota $150000 for the route between Sonoita and the
Santa Cruz-Pima county line and $4,000 for the
section between the county line and entrance to the
military reservation.
Of this sum, approximately 100000 is set up for
work in Santa Cruz County, the largest amount ever
budgeted for road work in this county for year
period.
Santa Cruz is deeply grateful to Jack Proctor and
the other four fine gentlemen comprising the highway
commission for including in the budget sum that
means at an early date good paved highway all the
way from here to Fort Huachuca.
Proctor and associates on the commission are
among Arizona's most outstanding citizens good
business men, good road builders and have always
been fair toward this county notwithstanding reports
to the contrary reports Matched by or two dis
gruntled Republicans The highway commissioners
are Democrats and good ones, too
Nogales international., 1942-06-05
Goal Of 10000
Planes In 1912
To Be Surpassed

WASHINGTON, June 4-Under
Secretary of War Patterson reported
the Presidents goal of $4,000 planes
in 1912 will be surpassed "by a sub
stantial margin and tank and am
munition production are keeping
pace with schedules. He said Army
ordnance monthly deliveries are 458
times as great as two years ago. The
WPB said production of new MAJ
chine tools is 70 percent above last
year.
The House passed and returned to
the Senate legislation setting up a
smaller war plants corporation
which would make loans to small
firms to enable them to obtain war
contracts. The Commerce Depart
ment issued suggested procedures
for establishing business Wartime
Clinics to aid local business men in
working out current problems of dis
location and changes in their busi-
nesses.
Nogales international., 1942-06-05
Most Folks To Remain Home
This Summer

Due to the rubber shortage, prospect of gasoline
rationing, and also prospect Of rationing various
kinds of travel more folks than usual will remain at
home this summer.
We folks in Nogales and Santa Cruz County are
fortunate in that we do not lack for entertainment
right here at home
Each night there is dancing across the line in old
Mexico. The Cavern Cafe and the Tropical Gardens
are two of the most elaborate night clubs in the entire
Southwest and on the American side Of the line there
is beautiful Rancho Grande atop the big hill where
cts always cool" and where, each Saturday night
there is dance, with music furnished by Nogales
orchestra.
And, too, for those folks who like horseback rid
ing, they can find it at Rancho Grande every day.
Good horses and good saddles available at Rancho
Grande at a small charge.
And, for those who like swimming, there's the
Karns pool managed by Buzzy Cumming, grandson
of Former Mayor Harry j Karns, owner of the pool,
where crowds congregate each day and evening
And, on July and 5, there will be held at Son
oita big rodeo and horse show, which promises to
attract the greatest crowd i'll the history of the Santa
Cruz County Fair & Rodeo Association.
You don't have to go elsewhere for amusement,
or to get relief from the heat. Our climate,
particularly after the rainy gets under way
early July is about the best could be found any
where.
Tell your Arizona friends to come to Nogales for
the summer! They'll like our hotel accommodations,
our climate, and the many points of interest in this
county.
Nogales international., 1942-06-05
HORSE SHOW
Continued from Page One)

Cattle Company, San Rafael Valley;
Robert Hale, Elgin; Mrs. Gordon
Cooper, E1gin; Blain Lewis, Pata-
gonia; Regent Gardner, Patagonia;
William Choate, Egin; Stone Collie,
Elgin; DR.. L. w. Klene, Si Swyers,
Patagonia; John Jones, Patagonia.
The combined livestock show and
rodeo will he held for two days, July
and S, and officials have predicted
a record breaking crowd of attend
ants. Officers at Fort Huachuca
will send hundreds of soldiers to the
event and will stage military DEM
onstration On Sunday, July 5.
The rodeo will attract some of the
states best performers, a number of
whom have already expressed their
willingness to compete in the con-
test which will include calf-roping,
team tying, steer-riding and bronze
riding.
Si Swyers, prominent rancher
whose home is in Patagonia, will
serve as arena director for the rodeo,
Miss Seibold said.
Nogales international., 1942-06-05
100000 In
Armed Forces
By End Of 1912

WASHINGTON, June 4-Chief of
Staff Marshall announced there will
be nearly 100000 soldiers under
arms by the end of 1912 rather than
3,6O0,000 as originally planned at
the start of the war. During the
past four weeks alone the Army
strength has been increased by 300.-
600 men, he said.
The Civil 'Aeronautics Administra-
tion called fon volunteers to be
trained as glider pilots in the Army
Air forces. The glider training is
open to men 18 to 35 holding pilot
licenses Of private grade or higher,
to graduates of the CAA program
and to pilots completing 200 or more
glider flights.
Nogales international., 1942-06-05
MAY REPORT

Continued from Page Nine)
Q; Mrs. Don Smith, 2; Mrs. Leroy
Schoening, Q; Miss IT1na Young,
Amado, 2; Mrs. Lee ZinSneister, 2.
One garment each was made by
the following: Mesdames Frank
Apodace, j. N. Barns, G. o. Best,
Ed Breg1nan of Tombstone, P. j.
Bughman, Phil Capin, G.. G. Elliott,
George Harms, William Hatcher,
Shirley Feather, Mae E. Hudson,
Florence Jeffcott of Rail x Ranch,
Gladys Kelly, Roy Latimore, A. j.
Milliken, R. A. Myers, Craig Pottin-
ger, j ". Robins, Reed Robinson Of
Benson, David Roscoe of Circle 2
Ranch, L. Sllverman, H. H. Russell,
w. r. Sudduth, Joe Vaienzuela,
Harry Wilson, F. E. Westerlund, M.
G.. Yeary OF Sonoita, and the Misses
Aurelia Joffroy. lone Marcus, Grace
Moore, fourth grade student; and
Miss Deette Puckett.
One afghan made by Mrs. w. H.
Walker and :ewed by Mrs. j. A.
Jackson. Two children's sweaters,
four beanies, TWO pairs bo0ties, and
two pairs bed slippers donated and
made by Mrs. Ross Dayton and Mrs.
w. j. Huxley, making total of So
knitters, 1874 garments, 1891 work
hours.
J. Five sweaters were also shipped
Nogales international., 1942-06-05
We Disagree

We cannot agree with those who object to the
collection and use of campaign kttes in the governor
ship or other election contests in Arizona.
At the present time there is much ado anent the
collection of funds from workers in the highway de-
partment and other state departments.
Why the sudden Juror? The practice has been in
vogue for many years, and we see no injustice in
the reasoning that those who ride should feed the
mare.
The opinion has been voiced that candidates for
governor should finance their campaigns
It would be just as sensible to expect a candidate
for the office of President of the United States to dig
up the funds required to conduct the presidential cam
paign.
The howlers would have us believe that what was
sweet-smelling oats in one campaign has changed to
mdewed hay in another
We maintain that those who ride should pay.
Columbus Giragi in Coconino Sun
Nogales international., 1942-06-05
SEEN ad HEARD
-oA -
THE MAIN DRAG

Picture Of Natalie Nickerson,
beautiful daughter OF Mrs. Vivian
Young Nickerson. assistant secretary
of the Arizona Highway Commits
sion at Phoenix, in June edition of
nationally known magazine, True
Romances.'' Prior to the recent
marriage of Miss Dura Tovrea,
daughter of j. G. Tovrea of Nogales,
Miss Nickerson was a roommate Of
the for7ner Nogales girl in New York
City where Miss Nickerson is now a
photographer model.
Nogales international., 1942-06-05
Burglars Get
Big Sum In
Daylight Robbery

Entering through a front window
in broad daylight and while men,
bers of the family were downtown,
a burglar or burglars robbed the
home Of Mr. and Mrs. Edward E.
Roberts, 209 Ellis street, wednesday
afternoon.
The sum of $40 in cash and some
defense bonds and stamps were re-
ported taken.
Nogales international., 1942-06-05
IN HAWAII

Pvt. Eddie Bejarano of the army
air corps wrote his father, R. Bejar-
ano, 1912 Grand, this week that he
lis now in the Hawaiian Islands. He
has recently been at Payne Field,
Washington. He says the climate
where he is stationed in Hawaii is
very similar to that of NogaleS.
Nogales international., 1942-06-05
SELECTEES LEAVING
JUNE 10 AND IL

Two more groups of selective SER
vice men will leave here June 10 and
II for the army induction center at
Phoenix. There will be a total cf
about ten in the two groups.
Nogales international., 1942-06-05

last month to Camp Roberts, Cali
1ornla, and were made by Mesdames
M. G. Yeary of Sonoita, F.. E. Wes-
terlund, P. j. Bugtnan, E. B. Johns
OF Tombstone and Mrs. David Ros-
coe OF Circle z Ranch.
Nogales international., 1942-06-05
ALGENE SAXON HERE

Algene Saxon arrived this week on
a leave of absence from the naval
air base at North Island, off the
coast of San Diego, having been
called here by the serious illness of
his grandmother, Mrs. Josephine
Saxon.
Nogales international., 1942-06-05
LEGAL NOTICE
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
OF Santa Cruz County,
State of Arizona
In the matter of the estate of
MARIE WATT,
Deceased.
NOTICE TO CREDITOR:

NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Notice is hereby given by the
undersigned executrix of the last
will of Marie Watt, deceased, to the
creditors of and all persons having
claims against the said deceased, to
exhibit them, with the necessary
vouchers, within four months after
the first publication of this notice
to the said executrix at the law
offices of Duffy and Robins, 212
Trust Building, Nogales, Arizona,
the same being the place for the
transaction of the business of said
estate, in said County OF Santa
Cruz.
MINNIE KEFIMEIER,
EXecutriX of the will of
Marie Watt, deceased.
Dated at Nogales, Arizona, this
3rd day of June, 1912.
pub. June 5, II, 19, 26, 1942)
Nogales international., 1942-06-05
PRATHER IN ARMY

Pearn Prather, teacher at Nogales
High School for the past several
years, enlisted in the army at Phoe-
nix Tuesday and left there that
night for Fort Macarthur, San
Pedro, California.
Nogales international., 1942-06-05
The
Post Exchange
A Service Feature for Service Men
SOLDIER LIST

The soldier list is omitted from
today's Nogales International. It
will be resumed next week with a
large number of new names.
Nogales international., 1942-06-05

Chairman of the Board of Super
Vlsors Louis Escalada chasing two
burros in the early morning hours.
Nogales international., 1942-06-05

Mrs. Lillian Chatham left We'd
nesday on trip to San Luis Obispo,
Calf.
Nogales international., 1942-06-05
IN AUSTRALIA

Tom Kearney of Patagonia is now
with the army in Australia, his
mother, Mrs. Tom Shannon of Oat
man, has been advised.
Nogales international., 1942-06-05

For limited time only the NOGALES
INTERNATIONAL is distributing God Bless
America banners, as shown above.
These banners are made up Of RAYON
SATIN MATERIAL in colors red, white and blue,
and in size are 18x26 inches.
More than 100 Of these banners have already
been placed in stores, Offices and homes of Santa
Cruz County.
FOR $500 YOU CAN GET ONE OF THESE
BANNERS AND A YEARS SUBSCRIPTION
TO THE NOGALES INTERNATIONAL
Nogales international., 1942-06-05
ROTARY CLUB

Rev. George c. Wadsworth of the
Episcopal church addressed Friday $
meeting of the Rotary Club. J. c.
Tovrea was program chairman.
Nogales international., 1942-06-05
HOME ON FURLOUGH

Don Farrell of Patagonia was
home on furlough Sunday from Fort
Bliss, Texas, where he is ir the
cavalry.
Nogales international., 1942-06-05

DR.. Charles S. Smith waves as he
drives down Grand avenue =. Sam
DySart pays visit to our office
Paul Bughnan, foruner gas station
operator, riding to work on a bike.
Nogales international., 1942-06-05

Two of Artist Sol Kogen's new pic
lures on display at Levy's Border
Cafe attracting much attention
+. :. F.. work of a real artist who came
here some time ago from Chicago.
Nogales international., 1942-06-05

A chicken (the feathered kind) in
Harry Brann's machine shop.
Nogales international., 1942-06-05

Banker Theron Richardson used
to be street car conductor between
Lynn and Boston, Mass, back in
1903.
Nogales international., 1942-06-05

OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF SANTA CRUZ COUNTY
OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF CITY OF NOGAIES
Nogales international., 1942-06-05

as Second matter February g. 1928 at the postoce
at Nogales Arizona under the Act Of March 8. 1879
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-11-19
"Daj, Boze "

KREsICEVA DANICA jezgro-.
vito pise uzasima rata pod ma
slovom "Tri crne godine." Prih-
can je to opis tuga patnja. Ali
nakon sto smo procitali "tuge
patnje" nadali smo Sc nekoj pre-
poruci 0 izlazu. Evo sto smo nasli
u zavrsnim (4) redovima: "Dai.
Boze, prosvijetli dusu pamet ma
sih vodja, slozi narod i ohrabri
ga, vodi ga da docekamo veliki
dan, kada &c iskrvavljenoj zemlji
da svane dan mira"
I mi verujemo prosvetljivanje-
Ali ma mesto da molimo da neko
"prosvijetli dusu i pamet nasih
vodja" mi radimo ma tome da pro
svetimo organizujemo radnieku
klasu sa svrhom da bi srusili sta
70 uredjenje zasnovano ma najam-
nom ropstvu i podigli novo ure-
djenje slobodnih ljudi i zena. l mi
zelimo "da osvane dan MIRA" ali
buduci da znamo da ne mOze BIZ
tt mira bez socijalizma, toga ra-
dino "a unistenje kapitalizma ko--
il je uzrok ratu, "a uspostavu So
cijalizma koji jedino omogueava
stvari i trajni mir. Ako Kresiee-
va Danica veruje da je mogue
mir okviru kapitalizma, neka
bude tako dobra pa neka nam OBJ
jasni kako je moguce odstraniti-
posledicu ako Sc u isto vreme he
edstrani uzrok?
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BliZanci.

NARODNI GLASNIK cd g no
vembra donasa Geo govor i sikh
WENDELL Willkie-a. Ma istoi str1-
nici stampana je slika i nesto o
E. Browder-u.
Tako treba. To potvrdjuje sta
ru poslovicu koja mas uei da svs-
ka ptica svome lett jatu. Mi nisno
iznenadjeni posto znamo da u ko-
liko sc priblizujemo odluenoEn
momentu Il klasnoj borbi u toIiko
&c klasna podela biti sve jasnija
i ostrija - ma jednoj strani, svi
oni koji su cato da Sc kapitalizarn
brani; ma drugoj strani, svi oni
koji su cato da Sc kapitalizam O.
bori zameni novim i sretnijim
drustvenim uredjenjem.
Pogodi citaoce, gde ee Sc nais-
ziti Narodni Glasnik i Wendell
Willkie!
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-11-19
Elizabeth Pokos.
Rices Landing, Pa.

Ma %. oktobra umrla Je druga-
rica Elizabeth Pokos SO. godlnl
'ktarosti. Pokojnica je podlegla sr-
Eanoj bolesti. Sahrana poko]nice
bi obavljena 81. oktobra u z sa'a
po podne bez ikakvih ceremonlJa.
Pokojna Elizabeth bi rodjena ..
hovembra Grevcevini, Jugosla-
Mia. 1917. godine, pokojnica njen
euprug Jakov stupili su II clan
stvo Ogranka Milwaukee, Wis,
kde su ostali do 1919. godine. IL
Milwaukee krenuse Sc "a Boswell,
IPa., gde ne bese organizaclle all
ede SUI obojica radili "a opstu nam
stvar. 1922. godine ona, svoJlm
suprugom, stupi u Ogranak Slo-
Van gde ostase do 1927. godlne.
Od tada pa do svoje smrti, pokoJ-
nica ie zivela udaljeno Cd naslh
pgranaka, ali "a svo to vreme ona
je periodicno dolazila ma sastan-
Ike i afere najblize organizaclJe
koje ie, svakom prilikom, poma-
gala svojom kooperacijom Ia
$iednici s svojim suprugom.
Mas pokret gubi mnogo smrtl
drugarice Pokos, jos tezi udarac
'snasaju drug Pokos kcerka Dolo-
res. Neka obojica prime nase dru-
parsko saucesce ma velikom i'm
gubitku.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-11-19
Gde pripada?

AMERIKANSKI SRBOBRAN u
svojoj novoj rubrici "Zrnca" tazi
Sc ma Slobodnu Rec da poslednia
hvali Willkie-a, A. S. zali ovako:
"Willkie je predstavnik repubh-
kanske stranke krupnog kapits-
la. Sramna Rec [Slobodna Rec
predstavnik strane koja hoce da
unisti kapital. Gde su i'm veze7
Srbobran pocinje cd polu ne
tacne pretpostavke. Istina je dz
Willkie predstavlja krupni kapi-
tai, ali nije istina da SlObo<Fna
Rec *shoee da unisti kapital." (Ra-
zume Sc mi dopustamo da Srbs-
bTanOv zrncar misli ma unistenie
kapitalizma "a ne ma unistenje kas
pitala. Prvo predstavlja drustve-
ne odnose pod kojim zivemo. dru-
go predstavlia danasnju fornu
bogatstva koje sc upotrebljava u
proizvodnji sve viseg bogatstva
putem izrabljivanja radnicke kla-
se.) Ono sto mas interesuje jeste
ovo: cd kuda Srbobran zakljueu-
je da SlObodna Rec hoce da unis-
ii kapitalizam?
SrbObran Sc cudi da SlObodaa
Rec hvali Willkie-a pa pita Gde
su i'm veze?" Veze su i'm Il tome
sto Willkie Slobodna Rec rade
"a produzenje kapitalizma, prem
da svaki duva u svoj vlastiti rog.
Interesantno bi bilo cuti gde Sf-
bobran misli da pripada! Iii mo
ra Willkie-om i Slobodnom Re-
ci "a produzavanje kapitalizma ILL
- cekaeemo Srbobranov od-
govor!
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MORGAN "FEDERALIST". ;.

priznala jedinu bazu, ma kojoj Sc
uprava Socijalisticke Republic
moze podici - industrijalne sa'
stoke uz potpuno iskljucenje po-
litickih sastojaka.
"Federalist" veliko Morgano-
vo delo pruzaju ono stivo, kojem
treba da prionu svi oni, koji sma-
traju da rad, koji je obavljen u
Chicago, sacinjava tex poeetak ra-
da, koji JOS ina da Sc dovrsi.
('Daily People, 6. sep. l9Oo.)
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-11-19
,Jedn0 zlO "a drug0.
(Nastavak sa l. strane.)

(NaStavak Sa l. Strane.)
privremeno skida dnevnog reda
= privremeno sto znaci da ia
pretnja stalno stoji pred radnic-
ke oci.
Posto Sc ia reakcionarna mera
privremeno odgadja, dotle politi-
Carl misle da je sada vreme ma
njenom mestu sprovesti drugu re-
akcionarnu meru. l IL Washing
tona javljaju da je Trumanov is
pitivacki pododbor preporucio u
senatu nekoliko mera ukljucuju-
ci 48-satnu radnu nedelju, da Sc
ona svugde primeni gde god je
"prakticno," da Sc "a prekomer-
no radno vreme plati radnicima
u vidu ratnih bondova. Ovu pre-
poruku je doneo tai odbor kao
kompromis izmedju onih koji ira
ze da Sc unisti zakon 4O-satne
radne nedelje da Sc ista, bez da
Sc radnicima ista plati "a preko-
merno radno vreme, produzi ma
48-satnu radnu nedelju i onih ko-
il Sc protive da Sc poveca postoje-
ca radna nedelja.
Ali pomenuti kompromis nece
zadovoljiti plutokratiju u CHE ime
rece kao pomamni vo njujorski
Times trazeci neprekidno 48-sat-
nu radnu nedelju. On uvodnickl
pise kako je lako povecati ratnu
proizvodnju sa 48-satnom radnom
nedeljom, da bi tako postojeci
broj radnika povecao proizvodnju
kao da Sc uposle naknadnih s.
100000 radnika. ia plutokratska
novina preporucuje to II zamenu
"a prisilni rad.
Posto Sc kapitalisticka klasa
nalazi u ratu sa svojom nacistie-
kom bratijom ona oseca zbog oce-
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Sa banketa.
SteubenVille, c

U nedelju 1. novembra, Weekly
People Klub odrzao je banket II
korist drzavnog bazara koji ce Sc
odrzati u Kleveland-u %. novem-
bra "a pomoc WEEKLY PEO-
PLE-u. Mas banket bi dobro po-
secen. COST su sc zabavljali We
selo, sve do kasno uvece. Poz-
dravnu rec odrzao je drug L. An
oerson ma Engleskom jeziku. Ma
kon govora stoloravnatelj apelira
ma goste da po mogucnosti prilo-
ze materijalnu pomoc.
Sledeci sc odazvase:
H. Brostman $3.50, S. Jukic ST.
40, Familija Beuk $4.O0, M. Bra
senovic $500, M. Burlakis $5.25,
L. Anderson $500, R. Marijanovic
$500, Smilja Krnic $500, F. Bu-
sic $500, M. L. Barac $100, S.
Kotur $3.50, P. Glumac $500, j.
Derosky 1925, L. Grubisic $500,
Dj. Radulovic $3.50, J. Burec 81
90, Cveta Divic $3.50, L. Mrvos
1925, Familija M. Krnie $5.35,
Hermina Barae $500, A. Sauer
$500, M. Bjelac Soc, M. P. $1.0O,
Svega novcu $4,000.
U hrani darovali su: Savka Kr-
mic 1925, Anka Beuk $500, Her
nina Barac $1.00, Smilja Krnic
$1.OO, Anna Derosky $1.00, M. P.
$1.oO.
u ime Weekly People Kluba svi-
ma gostima prilagacima najlep-
sa hvala.
Anka Beuk, dopisnik.
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Aaron M. Orange pod-presednie
XII kandidat Socijalisticke Radnic-
ke Partije nacionalnim izbor-
ina 1910. godine, govoriee u Kle-
yelandu %. novembra ma Ohio
Bazaaru "a WEEKLY PEOPLE
Orange je jedan Cd najsprem-
nijih govornika S. L. P. Ocekuje
Sc da &c njegov klevelandski govo1
biti narcotic interesantan.
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Tako, da te b0lje znamo.

JUGOSLAVENSKI GLASNIK, u
svojem engleskom delu, Cd 5. no.
vembra naziva strajkase sabota-
zistima. Nakon sto je J. G. prolio
| puno yedro krokodilskih suza O
zalogu kojeg su dali junijske vo-
die da nece biti wise strajkova,
J. G. preti kako su "ocevi, make,
zene, braca i sestre, cfje Sc muske
glave nalaze u vojnoj sluzbi, pre-
siti sa strajkasom koji uziva pri-
vilegiju da stoji kod kuce, prima-
juci visoke plate, radeci umerene
satove, dobivajuci vreme "a od-
NOR, dok njihovi momci rizikuju
svoje zivote da brane same straj-
keve Cd opasnosti kojima su O.
ruzane sile suocene." J. G. sc Ia
Ii ma "izvine" junijskih vodja da
su ii strajkovi "neovlasteni" pa
produzuje: "Ipak cinjenica ostaje
da ratna proizvodnja prestane, i
kada Sc ljudi povrate ma posao,
oni nisu disciplinovani ma nj je-
dan nacin po svojim vlastitim or
ganizacijama koje mirno prista-
iu ma 'neovlastenu' obstrukciju
ratnom naporu."
Buduci da Glasnikov pisac Una
engleski da pise, mozemo pretpo-
staviti da Glasnikov pisac cita
engleski. Ako je nasa pretpostav-
ka tacna, pa ako nije, Glasnikov
pisac trebao bi da ina barem ne
sto pojma brojkama koje Sc od-
nose ma kolicinu zemaljske proiz-
vodnje, najamnice placene rad
nicima, profitu koji estate ka-
pitalistickoj klasi. Ako Glasnikov
pisac zna nesto o tim stvarima on
bi medju ostalim trebao da zna
ovo: Cd najamnica radnika ira
ga "a sve rastecom cenom zivot-
nth namirnica, ne cbratno. o.
dakle, onda "visoke plate? (2)
radnici industrijama imaju rod
binu COCA, maiku, zenu, brata iii
sestru), prilican broj te rodblne
nalazi Sc industrijama. Svi tt
radnici primaju, maine najamni-
ce, relativno mamie nego sto su l.
kada primal. Nisu "ocevi, make,
zene, braca sestre" "presiti'
radnika koji traze povisicu. Kapi-
talizam je takav da radnici ne
maju prilike da budu "presitI' l.
cega sto ie dobro. "Oeevi, make,
zene, braca i sestre" presiti su
zla, a ne strajkaske traznje "a
Eecom najamnicom! 90 Ratna
proizvodnja, iii ma koja druga
proizvodnja, ne prestaje cato sto
radnici podnasaju svoje zahteve.
Radnici prestanu raditi kada po-
slodavci odbiju radnicke zahteve
Tt zahtevi su bill dosad, i sada
SUI vrlo skromni, to su zahtevi da
podignu cenu radne snage do bill
zu njene vrednosti, ali ekonomski
zskoni kapitalistickog razvitka ta-
kovi su, da cena radne snage pred
stavlja sve manji manji deo
| radnikovog proizvoda. Tako ee i
biti sve dok kapitalizam postoji.