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And the Angels Sang
At Least Three of the Four Did.
The Other Used Fill.in

but It's no use. She has as much
vitality as an army. One minute she
sings a snatch Of a song, the next she
filings her arms around the director.
the next she shrieks to a male re-
porter, Hello, lover!" The she
dances over to me.
MY next picture should be a rest
for me-" she says. II play Texas
Guinan! 1t will be my best movie
to date. I have to carry it all, start
ing at the age of IL and ending in
the night-club era. I have to sing.
I have to act, I have to be funny, I
have to be dramatic, I have to be
sad. I 60 through the whole range,
even love-with Brian Donlevy. It's
wonderful" Miss Hutton who has
actually remained still for two min
utes now dashes off to expend some
more of her limitless energy.
Angels number three and four are
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friends, to whom new recruits are
added momentarily until they in
clude a general and an admiral, are
inspired choices as characters in
Fields play.
There will be those, however, who
can make a superb case that the
pinnacle Of the playwright's achieve
ment is represented in female Rus
sian sniper, lovely brunette whose
ever-present rifle is notched with the
record of 397 Nazis. Killing is some
thing that Natalia has made a posi-
tive passion and her offers to kill
any one from the hotel assistant
manager to the local merchants who
want their bills paid gives the play
some of its highest comedy moments.
The pretty people collected to
represent the doughgirls and who
do handsomely by their assignments
are Miss Hodges, Miss OBrien and
Becky Brown. A willy group they
are, perfectly fitted for working on
the harrassed suitors who are i'm
personated capably by Theodore
Newton, MacFarlane and Phil
Arthur.
Natalia. the murderous Russian, is
brought vividly to life by Ann Hunt
er; John Clark is an able imper-
senator of the unctious hotel execu-
tive. and Muriel Hutchison has
larkish interval as the real wife of
the chemist who finally catches up
with her errant mate.
Frederick Fox has created a very
handsome frame for The Dough-
girls" composite of all the better
hotel suites than you cannot get in
Washington any more.
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Capricious Cockatoo
Changed Its Color

HOLL1 WOOD.
If you know of any establish
ments that dry clean cockatoos,
you might get in touch with Di-
rector John Stahl.
Hollywood aviaries were combed
to obtain the snowiest, whitest
cockatoo in stock for Goth Century,
Fox's Holy Matrimony," for the
color OF the bird has a great deal
to do with certain scenes between
Monty Woolley and Oracle Fields.
Shooting began at 8 in the morn
ming and until noon the bird perch
ed docilely on desk beside which
Monty Woolley, as an artist, was
daubing away at a landscape.
During the lunch hour, however,
the cockatoo got into the palette
and when the company returned
from lunch the white bird had dis
appeared under forty eleven layers
OF Oil colors ranging from pure
crimson to violent purple.
Even the all-wise grip didn't know
how to do quick job of cleaning
cockatoo. After an hours delay fig
uring out some solvent which would
be harmless but effective, it was
decided the only way out was to put
White chalk dust over the paint,
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Injured Sailor Treats Is
Wounded Marines 8 Days

BY the Associated Press.
Ell TORO, Calf, June How
Vernon M. Floyd, a. ex-soda jerker
OF Tchula, Miss, pharmacists mate
first class, U. S. N, cared for Is
wounded marines for eight days
after the crash of a huge transport
plane was released by the 1lth naval
district today.
Mate Floyd suffered three broken
ribs, fractured shoulder, dislocated
knee and lacerations when the plane,
evacuating the wounded marines
from a Pacific war zone, cracked up
and PARTLY submerged on a jagged
reef.
Disregarding his own injuries, he
prepared an emergency antiseptic
for laceratlons, rationed medicines
and the meager food stocks and i'm
provised makeshift still to supple
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Epidemic Of Typhus
Reported in Turkey
" the Associated Press

by lne ASSOClated Press.
ANKARA, Turkey, May 80 de-
layed.-A serious typhus epidemic
has broken out in Istanbul and ap-
proximately 100 cases were reported
today in Ankara. Other population
centers of Turkey were reporting
cases.
Istanbul newspapers said more
than 300 cases were being treated
there. People from the worst af-
fected quarters were being received
in public baths for fumigation.
Members of the American colony
so far have escaped and the Ameri-
can Embassy is supplying serum.
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ment, after which they can settle
down again to glaring at each other
with their old bellicosity.
Joseph Fields, a man endowed
with profound sense that things
are pretty ridiculous, has written
one OF his brighter jests in the
three acts which narrate the doings
of The Doughgirls." His impress
sions are interpreted by new
company-the original one still
flourishing furiously in New York
but 1t is a group with a competence
quite adequate to the task of show
ing how mad life has become on
this once-serene scene. If it does
not quite get the full measure of
the plays humor, of which there is
more than a trace of suspicion at
odd moments, the correction is
merely a matter of time. George
S. Kaufman's direction will take
complete care of that for the ma
chine-gun merriment of THE
Doughgirls'' is just the thing Mr.. K.
like to develop to an hysterical
pitch. Joy Hodges, Theodore New
ton, Bruce MacFarlane, Marianne
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Cynical Perfectionist

A hard-boiled sailor who's seen
action in the Solomons was a visi-
tor on Irving Berlin's This Is the
Army" set at Warner Bros. while $50
soldiers, dressed as sailors, were do
ing their famous Navy" number.
The climax comes when they whip
out signal flags and spell out
NAVY"
"All right?" asked Dance Director
lie Roy Prinz.
Yeah, o. K. I guess" said the
sailor. But what were they doing
spelling 'Schenectady'?"
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(The tollo1Uing story 1Dds Drit-
ten by Technical Sergt. Diggery
Venn, San Francisco, a Marine
Corps combat correspondent, and
distributed by the Associated
Press)
SOMEWHERE IN THE SOUTH
PACIF1C.-Six Marine and Navy
heroes received decorations in the
prescribed manner, but as a sew
enth, Sergt. James w. Kaufman,
stepped forward for Silver Star
Medal, the general stepped aside and
a second lieutenant of the United
States Army did the pinning-then
kissed the sergeant soundly on the
cheek.
The second lieutenant, Mary E.
Kaufman. United States Army
Nurses Corps, then stepped back
into line with the generals staff,
while her brother, Sergt. Kaufman,
stood with the men who had been
decorated.
All of the awards were for bravery
on Guadalcanal, and Sergt. Kauf-
man was cited for conspicuous GAL
lantry" there.
Navy Crosses were presented to
Staff Sergt. Robert David Rays
brook, U. S. NJ c., Philadelphia.
and Pfc. Edmund ]. Dorsogna, U. S.
M. c., Brooklyn.
Reunited in South Pacific,
Presented Silver Star Medals In
addition to Sergt. Kaufman were:
Pharmacists Mate First Glass
Cecil L. Carpenter, U. S. N. R.,
Cambridge, Ohio; Pharmacists
Mate, First Glass, Vincent c. Gray,
q. S. NJ, Toledo, Ohio; Marine
Pics. Richard j. Kelly of Saginaw.
Mich, and Walter D. Thompson, lr.
Detroit.
But this story is to tell about
Second 1t. Kaufman and Sergt.
kaufman and how the fortunes of
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HELP MEN (conf.)

MAN ss5.( d.Hs store
Colonial Pharmacy. lis 18th St: NV:
MAN. colored, for garage, evening shift;
ssf nd resSe xorkns eon b.
ditions: and good salary. Apply superin-
tendent, 2540 Mass. ave. NV.
shaSer MAS elds5y Dhans fGF sheet metal shop to
Keeping: Win pay s12 Week y !ess sess Sfon Il st.
Ws in LARGE sdg so7So 7yasheF peF
mHnth. sa9rH sfsr Give age and references. Box
NAN: Natd colored for liquor store must have
MANUFACTURERS AGENT wanted to
Ess of Ss in shin Object
q greet to Tippett 8; Wood. Phillipsburg,
MEATcUrTER, $50 per week; references
aeeulrea: ave a. wyoming Market, 1900 wyoming
MECHANIC to service music boxes. VIII
pay top salary. Monday, ia. 41S3.
EN fa or to ps2t sqee sme on a esby
st NV between o and 10 am. :.
MEMS CLOTHING ALEsMEN-Interest-
besteq ng for men who Ike to sl
employment office. sth floor
MEd saEden one 9r two Sr
2S2-Y. Star.
H1GHT y I Ee;sI CLERK, good pay. III St. nv..
NIGHT e En- EMAnMsmo,Flasler Mo-, Apis, 736 22nd st.
oRDERLIEs- Or I7 children's Hospital, 18th
0 nos phons Shs ~ See cs Mis- Mene,ee sm to pm
PAINTERS Pal MI t2) WANTED; good wages.
princeton pl. NV.
ton IN sooG store sGod fo1 posi-
CaI1ornla Pharm., 2162 Calf. ST. NV.
FLUMBER to install bathroom outfit Car
ssolK saEK evenings and Sundays. Box 272-H,
,S, New HampshiTe Pharmacy, M u New pSfi Hamp. ame
shlre ave. and Farragut st. RA 300.
| pUEdaR; , ;coloTed, light work: 6-day week;
nII nII-oo1rHai9ioneo 1Hne store; meals furnished.
FRESsER wanted. part time. from IL till
vo o.; APPLY Aldine Laundry. 1868 Ga.
| pa1t pn e time 194s New Hampshire ave.
PREssER lwoop. steady work, top salary,
ESQUIRE Cleaners, 6o7 H st. ne.
PREssER. for pressing and repair work:
| st. NV. A''A
RADIO SERVICE SALESMAN, with car. to
PPlck PICK up and deliver radios which have
Il ss ahSD 4e e7'fsnt 4th St Prov
RADIO sERVICEMEN, benchwork, expert
Kennedy,s Radio s4o7 i4th h st. "G1H NV. 'o"o'
SALEsMEN, SALE insurance our insurance
pay 3oT. straight commissions on collec-
Columbian Bldg, 4l6 5th ST. NV.
SALESMAN wanted for old-established bis
tnlt th co; This is a permanent position, to
the man who is not afraid of work Must
@ 6e able to furnish good references Salary
go month, plus commission on all sales;
80 mint,
cal! Ii 26S7 bet. and 10 am.
salary and commission. Young's, 1906 F
STOCK CLERK, 45 or under; good pay;
gay gay WORK; permanent position. Apply
ATLANTIC Coast Line Railroad, Dining Car
Dept, 9th and st. ne.
| TRUCK DRIVER, experienced; must be
sober. dependable. Industrious; GOOD OBJ
portunity District 52l1. j.
YOUNG MAN with physical defect: excel
t9ada m dotes TO learn es9 y
York Jewelry Co, 727 9TH st. NV
YOUNG MAN, over is. pleasant outdoor
work for summer months. good pay. Room
AZ. 1905 N. Y. ave. NV.
YOUNG MAN; colored, for. hamburger
shop; sn3 o. $50 weekly starting salary. Apply
YOUNG MEN, or 3, handy With tools
+ changes changes and paint in studio about
Phone District 1873
| sALEsMEN. MEN S FURNISHINGS STORE.
EXPERIENCE NOT ESSENTIAL PERMA-
NEMT POSITION, SPLENDID oPPoRTU-
HED NsT5 sTs MsrHAk Nv. STORES CORNER 9th
LABoRERs TO BALE PAPERS.
s4$SG 4ss . fsF s.: wv WsFk
WANTED-Baker'S WAN: helper, good wages;
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The Doughgirls' Back Again
To Make Life Merrier Here
Fields Comedy Sparl<les With Jests
At Expense of Washington as
Its Wartime Living Goes
BY JAY CARMODY.

Those peope-hose millions Of have come here to win
sometimes difficult exception
that rule be found the National
fortnight.
hours mutual enov
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ment the two-gallon supply of wa
ter. Not one of the marines suf-
fered an infection during the eight
days they awaited rescue.
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THE Doughgirls,' comedy by Joseph
Fields, produced by Max Gordon, directed
BY George S. Kaufman with settings by
Frederick Fox At the National.
The Cast
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
FREE-APPROXIMAT 5000 CLEAN
bricks in exchange for the removal of an
estimated ton of refuse. Call GE 7477.
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts incurred by any one other than my
self. HOWARD w. SMITH, 1923 w St Sc
etry will be held on July 30. 30 81, 1913.
For details, communicate with the secre-
tary.
THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
BOARD OF OPTOMETRY
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE ME-
TROPOLIS BUILDING ASSOCIATION for
election of directors and such other busi-
ness as may properly come before the
meeting will be held at the office of the
association, End and Pa. ave. Sc. Wednes-
day, June ?, 1913. Polls open from 2
RUDOLPH w. sANTEIMANN,
Secretary
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MEN (COLORED),
Strong, active, to work in
Washroom. Essential, perma-
nent.
Apply Mr.. Barry,
WASHINGTON LAUNDRY,
9th and K SITS. NV.
FOUNTAIN MANAGER, reli-
able man, interested in steady
job, to manage well-equipped
soda fountain; good pay and
hours. Shepherd Park Phar-
macy, 7723 Georgia ave. NV.
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ADJUSTMENTS. A

OBrien and the others constitute
the kind of lively team which can
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Ages 1850. to take fare-box readings and
handle fare boxes; no figuring or expert
ence necessary; no money TO handle; must
have legible handwriting and be active
physically. as work requires climbing in
and out of buses and streetcars. An abso-
lutely clear record of past employment
essential: 54-hour. 6-day week, from s
pm. to 3 am; S14O per month to start,
with automatic increases
Evening star., 1943-06-01

MAN, with car, in essential
war industry, old-established
firm, 80 to so years of age,
willing worker; good pay,
prompt advancement, excel
lent opportunity, steady posi-
ton; references. Box 28O-Y,
Star.
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ALSO CASHIERS.

Ages As to 60 active and accustomed to
standing several hours at time; clear
record essential: must have good vision,
accuracy at figures and legble handwriting:
full-time evening shift. 6-day, 54-hour
week: steady work, paying ST so per month
to start, with automatic increases.
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MEN WANTED

WANTED-Baker's helper, good wages
Apply in person. Park Road Bakery, 1434
Do RI I'd
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Sailors, marines, house staff, messen-
ger, etc: Doug Alexander. Stephen
Haddon, David Tyrrell Lucille Benson.
Eleanor King, Roger Davis, William Nor
gan, Henry Cooper
Evening star., 1943-06-01

}, for farm, at once: house,
Woodley 6492 or Box
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FHSRIER Hol for drugstore; full or part time.
NeW Hampshire Pharmacy, New Hamp.
shlre ave. and Farragut st. RA. 300
PORTER, colored. light work. 6-day Week:
aniTT-condltloned ar store; meals furnished.
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FRESsER wanted, part time. from l2 till
o. Apply Aldine Laundry, $3.50 Ga.
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APPLY WEEKDAY MORNINGS.
DRIVERS WANTED

36th and Prospect Ave. NV, Georgetown.
Route No. 20. Cabin John Streetcar.
PLEASE DO NOT PHONE
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PRESSER, steady job S35 week, fun or
pa1t ppH1 time. 194S New Hampshire ave.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-04-15
William Morris
(Svrsetak.)

'Tako je prosao prvi dan, a
pred vecs Vlada Sc jake uznemi-
rila. Ona je imala samo jedno
sredstyo da ugusi syaki narodni
pokret - maine, grubu silu; ali
"a nju nije bilo nikoga protiv ko-
ga bi upotrebila svoju vojsku i
policiju: po ulicama nije Sc vide
Ia nijedna naoruzana ceta; uredi
Ujedinjenih Radnika bill su sada,
prividno bar, pretvoreni u mesta
"a pomaganje naroda izbacenog
ia posla, a pod tim okolnostima,
Vlada Sc nije usudila hapsiti lju-
de zauzete takvim poslom, tim
PRE-, kada Sc su bas te noel mno-
ri vrlo ugledni ljudi obratili "a
posnoc tim uredima, gutali do
broGinstvo revolucionara zajedno
aa njihovom ve6erom. Zato je Via
da nagomilavala vojsku policiju
ovde onde - j ostala je "a tn noe
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"Vesti nj cd kuda"

mirna, nestrpliivo ocekuju5i uiu-
tru neku manifestaciiu cd strane
'buntovnika', kako su Sc sada po-
cell nazivati, koja bi joj dala po-
voda "a akciju ovom iii onom
obliku. Vlada je bila razocarana.
Obicne novine toga jutra Ipresta-
le su voditi borbu, i samo jedan
vrlo jak reakcionarni list (zvani
Daily Telegraph usudio Sc da
izidje, Il dobro namestenim re-
Gina korio je 'buntovnike' sto lu-
do i nezahvalno raskidaju utrobu
svoje 'zajednicke make, Engles-
Ike Nacije, "a korist nekolicine ne
nasito placanih agitatora, luda-
ka kojima su Sc dali zavesti. S
druge strane, socijalisticki listo-
vi God kojih su samo tri, pred
stavljajuci nesto razlicite skole,
izlazili u Londonu) izisli .su kao
obicno puni lepo nastampanim
clancima. Listovi su bill pohlepno
pokupovani Cd publike, koja je,
naravno, kao Vlada, .ocekivala
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-04-15

apsolutno zarrepascena takyim ma
cinom 'bojkotovania' (tada naziv
u tecaju "a takve postupke uzdr-
zavanja). Nieni savetnici postali
su divlji neodlucni do krajnie
mere: cas- SUI bill "a to da Sc 20
pusti "a trenutak dok Sc ne skuie
drugi plan; cas- su svi samo slali
naredbe da Sc odsekom pohapse
svi radnicki komiteti; cas- su O.
pet hteli da narede svome hrab-
rom mladom djeneralu da nadie
ma kakav povod "a novi pokolj.
Ali kad su pomislili da su voinici
onoi 'Bitci' ma Skveru Trafal-
garu bill tako zaprepaSceni ubist-
vom koie su ucinili, da Sc ne bi
mogli privoleti da prirede drugu
.pozdravnu paljbu, clanovi Wade
izgubili su strasnu hrabrost po-
trebnu "a priredjivanje novog po-
kolja. Ia to vreme uhapseni Ko-
mitet, izveden po drugi put pred
sud pod jakom pratnjom vojnika,
bio je po drugi put vracen u is
trazni zatvor.
"strajk Sc produzio ovog da-
ma. Radnicki komiteti bill su pro-
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Sireni, i davali 81 pomoc velikom
broju naroda, jer su organizovali
znatno razvijenu proizvodnju u
votnih namirnica preko ljudi ma
koje Sc moglo osloniti. Veliki broi
imucnih ljudi bio je sad primoran
da trazi cd niih hranu. Ali desila
Sc druga cudnovata stvar: jedna
ceta mladih ljudi visih klasa ma
oruza Sc, i podie hladnokrvno
pliackaiuGi po ulicama, uzimajuci
sta joi Sc dopadne od stvari dob
rih "a ielo zgodnih "a nosenje
DO ducanima koie Sc usudila otvo-
riti. Oval posao mladici su vrsili
II Oksfordskoj Ulici, onda velikol
ulici sa trgovinama svake vrste.
Vlada. buduci tada raspolozena da
po2usta, mislila je da je ovo lepa
prilika da pokaze svoju neprlstras-
most Il odrzavanju 'reda, poslala
10 da Sc zatvore owl gladni boga-
ii mladiei; koji su, medjutim, IL
nenadili policiju jakim otporom,
tako da su sem trojice pobegli svl.
Vlada Sc nije proslavila zbog svo-
je nepristrasnosti kao sto je oce-
kivala povodom ovog pokreta; jer
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NINA neki manifest. Ali II n H.
ma nije bio nj recju pomenut We
liki dogadjaj. Izgledalo ie kao da
su njihovi izdavaci preturili svo-
je fijoke trazeci clanke koji bi ma
svom mestu bill tex pre- cetrdeset
godina, pod strucnim nazivom po-
ucnih clanaka. Mnogi cd tih cla-
naka bill su dopadljiva tecna
izlaganja doktrina praktike So
cijalizma, bez vatrenih i izaziva6-
kin opornih reci, i uticali su ma
publiku svezinom maiskoga dana,
Il tome trenutku zapleta uzasa !;
ma da je svaki vican covek do
bro razumevao da je ovakav pos
tupak Il borbi znacio samo izazi-
vanje, j znak nepomirljivoga ne
prijateljstva prema tadasnjim u
pravljacima drustva, i ma da te
clanke, isto tako, nj "a sta drugo
nisu smatrai nj sami 'buntovnici,
oni su ipak imali dejstvo 'poucnih
clanaka.' Mediutim, 'pouka' druge
vrste uticala je ma publiku neodo-
ljivom silom, verovatno rasves-
tia joj malo glavu.
sto Sc tice Wade, ona je bila
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ona je zaboravila da wise nema
vecernjih listova; glas o earki
razneo Sc stvari daleko. ali
netacnom obliku, jer Sc najvise
govorilo da je to delo izgladnelog
sveta sa Istocnog Kraja, svaki
je mislio da je prirodna stvar da
Vlada to ugusi kad moze i gde
moze.
"Toga vecera zatvorene buntov-
nike pohodili su u celijama vrlo
uctivi i predusretliivi liudi, koji
su i'm razlagali koliko je samou-
hilacki put kojim SUI posli, i koli-
ko su opasna ova krajnja sredstva
"a stvar prostoga sveta. Jedan cd
uhapsenih prica: Bio je veliki
sport menjanju diplomatskih
nota kad smo mi uvideli nameru
Wade da mas "ispita" zasebno Il
zatvoru, i kako smo odgovarali M
laskanja visoko "inteligentnih i
prefinjenih" licnosti poslatih da
mas iskusaju. Jedan Sc smejao;
drugi je pricao preterano opsirne
price; treci je zajedljivo cutao;
cetvrti je preklinjao uctivoga spi-
ona molio ga da ne kaze niko-
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Znacaj Konskripcije je R d n a

Parti ia ic oh asnjavala slstem, koJcm le raspa-
dajuci kap.talizam bio upravljen, kao "indus
triialni feudalizam'' I poslednj je vreme ncko-
liko kapitalstckh pisaca primetise upadIiivu
paralelu izmedju feudalncg sistema Srcdnjeg
Veka sistema proizlazeceg IL raspadaiuteg
kapitalzma L. Hamburger, naprimer, koii u
potrebliuie nazv ''industrijalni fcudalizam"
wise puta, veil naci, da ie ona ''uspostavila
modcrni ekvivalent starodrevnog srednjove-
kovnog feudalizma Kolonus posIednjeg rims
kos carstya, rob Srcdnjcg Vcka besc smatran
clelom movine svoga seoskog pemica III gos-
nodara. On bcSe prcvrsrcn "a imovinu nasta-
nien ia Moi: on pcmaSc prava da ie napu>ta.
On bese, iezikom fcudalnog Zakona reGono gle
bae adscriptus olicno tome sad Je j nemack
,adnik vezan Ia svoi posao i utvr,tj jcn ia lie
mn - glebae adscriptus ako desi la ie aGri-
kuliurn iii factoriae adscriptus (ako Sc moze
reel tako) ako Sc des da ie indusrjski po-
sao''
II" stvari''. piSc l.. Hamburger ''polnza j
ge,1nanskoga radnika nadfcudaliZava Sredn7
Nck Fcudaln gospodar uzivaSc jedno dToit
c7e suite, toIest pravo ma naknadno pOvracanie
loba axe hi oval, prckinuvSi ven, napu>io
zemliu koioi pooan beie: scno tome ncmacli
poslodavac po priIici od lraja 1898 ina pravo
zahtevati cd radnika, da Sc povrati ia posao ko-
il je bio naplstio. To ie isposovano kroz posre-
dovanio Drzave ii III ic obilie dckaza takvc
plaksc No, povrh toga nacistiGka vlada ie
Stvorila krminalni plekrsa; "a radnlka, ako
nanllsti mcsto ratIne hcZ dozvole Cd uposliyaG-
kog nadlestva. Osuda na zatvor ranziraiut od
diva do oSam mescci nije IL poSto bila retka''.
Napokon valia napomenuti, da nemacki
radnik cak ne uziva III prednosti feudalne no
ponicnosti 'tIstina ie. ola zabrana otpuStanja
prcma nalogu cd 10. marta 1899 bese chavez
ia takodier "a poslodavca; nemase niSta
wise prava da otpusti radnika no feudalni lord
da proera ruba sa zemie. Ali ova ogran,Gava-
mia ma normanu moe poslodavca nemaJu onr
stabinost uposlenia "a ladnika. koia beSe drl-
ga strana ncpomcnoSti pod feudalnim okolno-
Stima svakako velika prvilegiia feudalnih
robova. I isto vreme Drzaya. uporabliuiuci
Ikonskiipriju IL drugu, pre- spomcnutu. smica
licu mozc snabdeti ra,lnika najncfeudalni. JON
pomiGnoscu
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-04-15
Moderni ekvivalent feudalnog kmeta

Ncuspeh IA amncnog makS Simuma iii "cei-
llng'-a potaknu naclste, da Sc povrate na kon-
trole utvrstivaniu, da odrze naiamnicu dole ia
log zabraniujuci pre,luzetima ikoie vrste (uk-
ljuGuiut kucno gosDodarstvo) ia izna iml In-
ia radnke zanzcte IL .'agri1ulturi.. sumarstv,,,
rudokopima, hemi skoj industriii, i Il proizvod-
M gradlevnog materiiala, os m dozvoIom
uposlivackog poglavarstva" Ovo efektivno
sputa vcliki procent radllika Reichu. Ostai
behu nkljestcni temelitom sveobuhvatajucom
narcdbom od J. septembra 1899 Posto radnici
behu nemocni ostavljat jedan pcsao Ia drug
bolje placeni, poslodavc ncmalu dalie potrebe
da nude "ekstIa'. Ma lamn ca beSe ''smrznu-
|ta'
Godinama pre- no sto nacisti osvoiiSc vlast.
ia, godinama pre- no Ste Ie Musolni uprllti-
vao pohod IA Rim, Socialistidka Rodniaka
y How Nazi Germany Has Modified and Controlled
Labor
y neSetkovanie cneIes;e rane zahe velikom kugom
penaestom vcku rezultirao magic podzanie naan
nice Parliament pokus da e snzi ozakonenem
statuta Ralncima, zakona koi pretse posolavcima
ko nudjase amnicu znad "celing-a ratnicima ko-
nasecan em us u lruem srogim kastigama Tai statut
bese usvoien ponovo naaean, dozvan stavan krepost
aludno Ne ralnc nisku naiamnicu nc2o
roslcdayei, akmieeniu cdan drngim iscrl
enu zalihu ralnka zaobazase tai zakon naveliko.
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