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The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-10-21

Gay aIL6TnOO1e at > y C1OCh. O-H
L. T. Willis will be the guest
speaker.
The service wives club, 1.-THE
ms and Outs" of the Second
and Orange USO Club will meet
Friday at 3 p. m. at the home
of Mrs. M. S. Willard, $40
Orange Street. ALI service
wives are invited.
The Past Pocahontas League
will meet Thursday evening at
8 o'clock at the home Of Mrs.
Myrtle Garfield, 1011 South
Third street. ALI members are
urged to attend.
A community meat canning
demonstration will be given by
Miss Ann Mason, home agent,
and will be sponsored by the
East Wilmington Home Dem
onstration club. This will take
place Thursday afternoon at
2:3O o'clock at the PearsaH
Memorial church in the base
ment of the Sunday school
building. Interested persons in
the community are invited.
intermediate Girl Scout
Troop No. is, will hold its first
meeting under new leadership
on Thursday, October q, at .
D, m. at Forest Hills school.
The Winter Park Home Dem
onstration club will meet on
Friday, October %, at 2
o'clock in the home Of Mrs.
]. F. Rogers. All members are
urged to be present.
The PIT. A. of Sunset Park
school will sponsor bingo
games at the new school on
Friday night at 8 o'clock.
Proceeds will be used to beau
tify the grounds OF the school.
A Halloween party will be
given at the Lake Forest
school on Friday afternoon,
October %, at 3 o'clock. A
program will be presented,
and prizes will be awarded for
the most original, most conf
cal, and the prettiest cos
tunes. A number Of added at
fractions will be provided, and
refreshments will be sold in
the cafeteria. The public is
invited.
The Myrtle Grove Home
Demonstration club will hold
its October meeting on Thurs
day morning at 10 o'clock at
the clubhouse. Miss Ann Ma
son. home agent, will give a
demonstration on canning
meat.
On Friday, October %. the
Myrtle Grove Home Demon
stration club will have bingo
partv at the clubhouse. The
public is invited.
A Halloween party will be
given on Friday evening at .
o'clock at the Wrightsboro
school. The public is invited,
and a small admission fee will
be charged.
The Open Forum club will
have a social at the Lake For
est community building on Fri
day night at 8 o'clock.
The Winter Park Prayer Ban
will meet Thursday afternoon {
$3.50 at the home of Mrs II. "
Mason.
The Rebekah Regree, I. Q. O. r
will hold called meeting o
Thursday evening at 8 o'clock to
the purpose of celebrating tn
birthday Of the organization. !
social hour will follow the pre-
gram Hostesses for the evenln
I'LL he Mrs T, r C.. Skipper an
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-10-21
MIND YOUR MANNERS

Test your knowledge of correct
social usage by answering the fol-
lowing questions, then checking
against the authoritative answers
below:
1. Should a man call his wife
MAMA" in public?
2. Should woman speak OF her
husband to friends as cdr. Nor
ris"?
3. Should saleswoman call her
customers Honey?
4. Should woman call another
woman of her own age Dear?
S. Should you refer to person
as ga party''-as "a party tele-
phoned while you were out to
lunch"?
What would you do if
You want a friend to know you
are interested in whether or not
she has heard from a husband or
son overseas, but you do not like
to ask each time you talk to her
(a) Say, 'Let me know when
you hear, because I'm interest
ed"?
lb) Don't ask at all, but hope
she will tell you?
Answers
/. No.
| 2. No.
Better 'What Would You Do"
| solution-(a).
JOIN VIC CLUBS
Nineteen new members have
been indicted into the Dolphin and
Seal clubs, swimming and diving
organizations at the Woman's Col
I1ege in Greensboro. They include
Miss Agnes Morton of Wilmington,
who joined the Dolphin club, and
Miss Louise Hardwick of Whining
ton, who Joined the Seals.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-10-21
REPORTERS SELECTED

Miss Agnes Morton of Whining.
TN and Miss Henrietta Crist OF
-acksonville are among the re-
"r+ers recently appointed to the
raff of the Carolinian, weekly
rr:ent newspaper at the Women's
,5nege of the University OF North
cs-olina, Greensboro. The re-
,~-ers were selected on the basis
# trv-outs. Miss Hal March OF
Merriam. Kan, is editor-in-chlef
i the newspaper.
Women of Dallas, Tex make
5.hes for children out of scraps
"f airplane wings.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-10-21
CLUB CLOCK N. c. Sorosis

The Garden club of Sorosls
will meet at the clubhouse on
North Third street on Thurs
day Afternoon. at 3 o'clock. DR..
L. T. Willis will be the guest
speaker.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-10-21

The Past Pocahontas League
will meet Thursday evening at
8 O'Clock at the home Of Mrs.
Myrtle Garfield, 1011 South
Third street. All members are
urged to attend.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-21
I2-WANTED TO RENT

WANT furnished Apt. for couple
permanently located in Ell Centro,
centrally located. Box II Post
press or phone 300. 1-12TF'
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-21

WANTED IMMEDIATELY two eX-
perienced service and storage gar
age attendants. Must be reliable
and of good character. Apply i'll
person at l. V. Motors Garage,
759 Main. 1-2UIF
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-21
Axis Powers Sign
New Economic Pact

TOKYO, Jan. q. Japanese
broadcast recorded by UP at San
Francisco - Japan and Germany
and Japan and Italy have signed
new agreements designed to SUB
stantiate the tri-partite pact lin the
field of economics" the board OF
information announced today.
The announcement said the Jap
anese ambassador to Germany, 1t.
Gen. Hiroshi Oshima, and German
Foreign Minister Joaquin Won Rib
5entrop, signed the agreements at
The headquarters of Adolf Hitler
yesterday.
The Jap charge d'affaires at
Rome, Shuneisi KaSi, and italian
Foreign Minister Ciano, signed the
uactS for economic cooperation be.
tween the two nations.
The board of information sale
these agreements possess the same
period of validity as the tri-partitt
pact with the purpose of Substanti
ating it in the field of economics.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-21
Argentina Stands
Alone in South

WASHINGTON, Jan. q. CUPl-
Latin American experts TO-DAY
doubted that Chile's decision to
break relations with the axis would
influence Argentina to do likewise.
Chile's action leaves Argentina as
the sole nation in this hemisphere
maintaining diplomatic relations
with Germany, Italy, and Japan.
A much closer collaboration be-
tween Chile and the United States
was foreseen as result OF the
break. The United States is expect
ed to redouble its efforts to get
needed supplies to Chile which has
been hard hit by the lack OF ship
ping.
It was also believed that Chilean
President Juan Antonio Rios may
reconsider his decision not to visit
the United States. Rios called Off
previously scheduled trip last
October when the state department,
revealed that extensive espionage
activities were going on in hile
Since then most of the spies il
Chile have either departed, pre-
sumably for Argentina, or gone un,
derground.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-21
Algeria Governor
PLEDGES Frankness

ALGIERS. Jan. 20. Delayed
CUP)-Marcel Peyrouton, assuming
his duties as new governor general
of Algeria, said today that the peo-
pie Of the United States and Brit
ain we're entitled to know the poll
tical situation in North Africa.
"I used to be a newspaperman
myself, 50 1 am going to try to help
you all ! can he told correspond
cnts
just before the conference, his
predecessor, Yves Chatel, said good
bye to mis- staff. AS he left. Pey-
routon went in and introduced him
grlf. Chatel was believed headed
Ic.. NOlitical oblivion.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-21
33-TRUCKS, TRAIlERS
32-USED CARS,

1941 FORD Auxiliary Coupe for
sale. Low mileage, perfect condi-
ton, very good tires. Write Cal
exico P. o. Box 387 or Phi. Calex.
692 after pm. 1-l9TF
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-21
,9-ClTY PROPERTY FOR SALE

WE HAVE 3 houses in Imperial for
sale. Priced from $500 to $500,
they are now rented but posses
sion could be arranged. Tyler
Insurance Agency, $40 Main St,
Tel. 66O. 1-11TF'
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-21
Nazis Send Tanks
ToAtfack French
WITH THE british FIRST

WITH THE BRITISH FIRST
ARMY IN TUNISIA, Jan. 90
Delayed ed-(UP)-German infantry
supported by from 80 to 80 tanks
have been attacking the French
army along the line stretching
southwark from Bou Arada, 40
miles southwest of Tunis.
1t is still too early to say wheth-
er the Germans and Italians plan
ned a serious attack but they have
not sent one man and one boy to
do the job, whatever it is.
Sixty to 80 tanks are big-time
stuff on this plant, especially at a
time when, according to everybody
else, the weather can't be trusted
Tanks get begged III mud when
over they leave the road,
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-21
Axis Diplomats
Depdrt From Chile

SANTIAGO. Chile, Jan. 2l.-
CUP)-Axis diplomats in Chile were
packing today to leave for Argen-
tina, their only remaining refuge IN
the western hemisphere.
Chile broke diplomatic relations
with the Axis yesterday, and the
81 German, Japanese and Italian
diplomats in Santiago were expect
ed to clear out quickly. The Jap
anese minister, Kiyoshi Yamagata,
said his fareWells to members of the
Chilean Foreign Office at once.
President Juan Antonio Rios eX-
planned last night in a speech
broadcast in Spanish, English,
French and Portuguese, that rela-
tions had been broken for the good
of the nation and in response to a
public mandate.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-21

LARGE ROOM for one or = gentle
men only. 735 Olive. 1-21TF
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-21

SINGLE BEDROOM for lady only.
Inquire 514 Hamilton. 1-22
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-21

81 ACRES In permanent pasture,
good house, case bailer and trac-
tor, Al condition.; also other
farming tools; 3 milk cows, 6
dozen chickens-all for $4,000.
$4,000 will handle deal. E. l.. Par
mer, Rt. 2, Box 33. BraWley. 1-24
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-21

LOVELY SMALL HOME, 4 rooms
and bath, nice yard and garage,
$3.50. Tyler Insurance Agency,
$40 Main. Phi. 660. 1-8TF
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-21

WANTED-An experienced book
keeper. Apply in person at Pacific
Land Co., Imp. or Phi. 262 Imp.
1-28
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-21
DEATH = FUNERAL
NOTICES

SMITH. Thomas H., So, Negro.
Died Tuesday, Jan 10 at $40 South
Second ST., Ell Centre. Thomas
had lived in Ell Centre for Az
months. Beloved brother of Mrs.
Carrie Gentry. Friends are res
pectfully invited to attend SER
vices at the Lemons Chapel in Ell
Centre at 2:30 pm. Sunday with
the Rev. MI. H. 3. Charles OF the
Second Methodist church officiat-
ing. Burial viii be in the Ever
green cemetery. LIZ
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-21

FURNISHED ROOM for single
man permanently located in Ell
Centro. private home preferred.
Post-PreSs Box 500 or phone 300.
l-12TF
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-21

EXPERIENCED lady wishes house
work by day or hour. Write P. o.
Box 734, Ell Centre. Tilda Sparks.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-12-30

Sable, B. curulic T. Stepanoff.
Po $500: Mary B. Slep6evic, J..
Elieff, B. Walbridge, J. Horvath,
A. La Fleur, G. Osterstock, E. LIE
Tournow, N. Simunoff, F. Anto-
nof, Helen Stepanoff j Peg Tue
ling. Anna Kapetanovic $1.50. Po
$1.0O: c. Mirosavljevic, Anna
Fradel, III. Sulwald, S. Goncheff,
NJ. ChaIich, ]. Sim, N. Kuzoff, I.
.StanGeff, Nanovski, M. Horvath,
A. Trndoff, v. Mile, T. Shiller,
La. Tueling, J. Begovic, Kina Po-
Ipovska N. Chalich. Svega $95. so.
Sledese drugarice su poklonile
Ia hrani, kolaGima it'd: Anna Ka-
Ipetanovic, Bara Cotif, Margaret
Icurulic i Mary Curulit.
Ogranak Sc zahvahuje svima.
! B. curulic, dopisnik
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ii. kapitalisti Ia njih potpuno porobljavan]e
radnicke klase nije nj malo ne moralno. MI
ma nije dosta da Sc bogate ma isti nacln. kao
do sada vec ma racun potpunog zaroblJavanJa
radnicke klase.
U Proglasu Nezavisnosti owe zemlje kaze
Sc da su svi ljudi stvoreni jednaki, Ustav
predvidja 7akonsku jednakost "a sve Tako sta
nasi politicari Washingtonu ne mogu po]mi-
ii. Oni hoce da stvore takve zakone "a radnIke'
koii in automatski pretvaraju u robove, a koli
nebi nj malo zahvatili njih politicare kapl-
talisticku klasu u opste. Kakva bi to zakons-
ka jednakost ravnopravnost bila? Oni mas
pozivaiu da Sc borino protiv nacista fasista'
a istovremeno planiraju da unesu u svoje Ia
konike jednu po jednu sve nacistike fasist1c-
ke mere, sto je ravno ozakonjavanju ropstva.
Protestujte, radnici, protiv ovih reakc'o-
narnih i ropskih predloga. - S. c.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-12-30

radnistva poslodavaea." Stall
nisti su, dakle, iscupali onaj pa
ragraf il Kemunistickog Manifes-
ia, IL kome Sc kaze da je sva pisa
ma istorija, istorija klasnih bora
ba. Ia njih wise nenla kIasHe bor-
be, oni su ia memo mesto ssposta-
viii klasnu sara dnju. Al taise slisu
utili Marks j EngeIs, pa III Lenin;
tako ne uce Marksisti nj ,danas.
"kad bi to Fobustavljayje hlasne
borbe ucinila fradniS,sa lslasa
biIa bi bacena ma nivo bezoblNne
mase skrsenih bednika, koginaa ne
ma nikakve pon1oGi ... Axe bi u
dnevnim sukobiraa sa hapitalom
popustila, bila bi nerooGna, da
uopste ikada povede veci petset." "
Ali premda SIP. dolazi sda bra
nj radnicko pravo na stfaia, i
premda SIP. priznaje aa je
strajk neizbezna n7anaestacija
klasne borbe, SIP. ne zaYovara
straik kao oruzie sa lsojira ratfniei
mogu doci do svog os]obeaJenJa,
niti do ikakve trajne psbSfIsice
svoga stanja pod kapitaGznen. ]
II tome, kao po osta.irn pitangl-
ma. S. l.. P. Sc drzi Martsistieteg
stanovista. me snneju T8tlnici
- bez obzira ma opcen5to r'pst-
vo, koje ie vezi sa naapnn1m
sistemom - preceniti rezntate te
svakodnevne borbe," pci mas Marks
"oni ne smeju zaboravti, -aa 'se
bore protiv posledica q re ProtIv
uzroka tin posledica; da ,zaarza-
vaju samo pokret na gese, ola
mu ne menjaju pravac; eta ne le-
ee bolest, nego je samo seslsssava-
iu. Oni sc ne smeju, izpsstti ~
kljuSivo u tom neizbeznere. gerffs-
kom boju, kcji izbija ussesE1nepa'e-
kidnih napada kapita'ista j pro-
mena ma trzistu. Oni BseFaju III
videti, da danasnji sistera i-pered
sve bede, koju i'm donosi, stNaTa
istovremeno naterijalne .usleve !
drustvene forme "a ekonoHskts as-
gradnju novog drustva." )" 10 sc %
no sto SIP. zagovara, II stvafl 20
| lie ono cemu je SIP. da9a eAgaHa-
zacioni program = Socija1'stfen
Industrijalni Junionizera, 'srus-
tvenu formu "a izgrada ju ,sfs~ag
| drustva. 4
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KONSKRRCIJA JE "'NEIZ-
BEzNA"
(Nastavak sa 2. strane.) }

900 godisnje plate i pored toga pos bne
trosAove koji su mozda veci cd same meme
plate, pa JOS ina prihode sa dragih strana'
mace ne hi mogla biti odevena "najbolje cd
najboljih" Ako je ona tako mnogo nakionJena
da pomogne federalnu blagainu, zasto ne sotkl-
ne cd svoje plate, od tih posebnih troskova
drugih prihoda, pa preda blagajnu? Ona bl
mogla dati sve osim, recimo da zadrzi "a sebe
$4,000 ma godinn, pa ipak ona jos ne bi loslJe
zivela nego sto radnici live. Ne, ona anece TO.
Ona samo hoee <da radnike gurne "a rs posto
dnblje u ropstvo, a svoj i svoje klase polozaj
sda poboljSa "a toliko
Ovo, manje-vise, vazi "a sve druge poll
tieare u Washingtonu. Svi su oni bogati ljudi,
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-12-30

40granak Detroit je odrzao We
<erinku nedelju 19. decembra, sa
posetUm cd 20 osoba. Drugarice,
Exo j svaki put, priredile su dobru
vsteru, ma zadovoljstvo sviju pri-
Butnfh. Oval put nam je odrzao
pczdravni govor drug q. curulic.
ECvor je bio kratak, jasan pou-
Earn.
Nakon govora drug NJ. Kovac,
lao staresina owe veterinke, pozo-
- prisutne da priloze U novcu ko-
1iko 10 mole, na sto sc svi odaz-
ro1s. Imena i.prilozi su kako sledi
i. Simsndie $500, P. Vra6are-
- $3.50. Po $500: ]. Anna Sc
kulif, p. Cote, J. curulic, N. ko-
y.x / B. Roksandit. 2. stoJano11
SEQ. Pc $500: Mary Sauer, W
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-12-30
NOVOGODISNJI DARAK RADNICKOJ
BORBI.
Swim Pretplatnicima ''Radni6ke Borbe'.

Swim Pretplanicma "Radn6ke Borbe"
Sa ovim kreno pozvae da pruz pomo6 ednoj
Rvolucionarno Radnicko Non ugovenskom jezku RAD
NIcKOJ BORBI Da o omoguc dae sr adneku prosvetu
oa cd neophone nuznost pod sadasnm ozbnm prfkama
kaptalzam de strmoglav ko da odvede
past On je postao setnja
Otkuda dolaze ratov besposce
koih strada radno eoveeanvo SOCALSTcKA sTAMPA
naucno pavino obasnava uc radnku kau hak pon
oslobodjene Otuda ineesu adnka matejalno
mazu RADNIcKU sTAMPU tako da moz
vrsi funkcju sirec Marsisttku proseu
klasa moze postiei svoje oslobodjenje
Samo RADNIcKA BORBA, jugosavenkom jeziku s tavu
Zato pozvate da maeano pomognete no
drugi joj nece pomoc.
1spunie donji deo posalj zaedno vasm prilogom
Novogodisnj Darak RADNIcKoJ BORBI
P. SLEPcEVIc
sekretar Federacije.
Mr. p Slepcevc
343 st. Clair Ave-,
Cleveland Ohio
Dragi Druze
prilozenom Salem ii - moi prilog Novogodisnji
Darak RADcKOJ BORB tako da moze nadale sirit Mars
tieku prosvetu medju radnicima naseg jezika.
Drugarski ii pozdrav
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-12-30

| ako Sc nekadasnji Communist"
danas odriGu cele svoje ranije
frazeologije revoluciji, oni ce
ipak tvrditi kada in Sc magma u
tesnac da su oni "a revoluciju i
da ce Sc revolucija zbilja izvrsiti
prema njihovom shvacanju iste.
Oni &c iznositi "cinjenicu" da
revolucionarni pokreti rade ma
prosvecivanju radnika 4ecenija-
ma pa malo da ne stolecima na
tome, pa ipak nisu predobili mase
"a revoluciju. cak Sta wise, broj
njihova elanstva tesko da je We
ci nego sto je bio samom po-
cetku. Zato mi vidimo danas da
su sve takozvane komunistieke
partije po svetu (ukljucujuci i
rusku) sasvim odbacile tu ideju
prosvecivanja radnika. I ako su te
"komunisticke" partije stvarno IL
dale ideju proleterskog oslobodje-
MIA rade protiv ME, njihovo sled
benistvo jos uvek veruje da &c sc
ma tai nacin ipak ma kraju izvrsi-
| ii revolucija. Ova lakovernost nil
hovih sledbenika dobro dolazi "ko-
munistickom" vodjstvu da odve-
du revoluciiu stranputicu.
Ia one kcii veruju da Sc revolu-
CHA moze izvrsiti liza ledja drus-
tva, kriiuci je cd masa, koje mo-
raju biti glavni faktor revoldci-
ii, iznecemo same reel Marksa, ii.
ako Marks nije "a njih sasvim
zastareo. Analizujuci razvitak pro-
leterske revoluciie "Osamnaes-
tom Brumeru Lula Bonaparta
Marks rece: 'On, Iproletarijat
Sc baca delimicno u doktrinarske
ekspirimente, 'kooperativne banke'
Ii labor exchange planove; dru-
GIN recima, on zalazi u pokrete.
u koiima napusta zadatak revolu-
cionisanja starog sveta sa svoJim
velikim kolektivnim Oruzjem ma
protiv trail da izvrsi svoje oslo
bodjenje, liza ledja drustva, ma
priyatan racin. tesnim granica-
ma svojih sopstvenih klasnih us
Iowa, i sledstveno, neizbezno pro-
masuje."
To sto je Marks rekao jos u -.
stolecu, povodom mnogih poraza
prcletariiata Francuskoj. vazi
Jos wise danas nego onda. Danas
kada ie radnicka klasa brojno Ia
ko velika, da joj ne trebaju save
ii sa drugim klasama iii drustve-
MIN slojevima. Sve sto Moi treba,
jeste jedinstvo jasncca eliza !
taktike. i nema te sile ma svetu ko-
| ia bi je njenoj borbi nadJacala.
Buduci tako brojno velika strogo
cpredeljena klasnim interesima, O.
ma mole vrlo uspesno da nezavis-
no vodi svoju borbu "a oslobodje-
ME. U 10. istoleeu to nije bio slu-
cal, pa ipak Marks csudjivase te
"doktrinarske ekspirimente' po'
kusaie da Sc revolucija izvrsi "iza
ledja drustva", radi toga sto ona
"sledstveno, neizbezno promasa
ie". Ona promasuje zbcg toga ste
nije pripremna, nije organlzova
ma nije prosvecena. U rani]ln
vrem en- ma su mnogi dru
! gi istorijski faktori bill smetnJa
koji danas ne postoje. Ko dana;
yeruje da Sc revolucija moze IL
vesti bez znanja masa, bez pripre
| me, organizovanja tih masa, krl
| juci ie cd njih, ii. 'iza ledja drus
tva", tai vrsi izdaju mad stvar
proleterskog cslobodjenja, pa ma
kar on bio iskren u svojim ube
djenjima.
/ Niko cd velikih proleterskih u
ceniaka nije verovao mogucnos
| takvih revolucija. Oni su 1--WE
| govorili da je proleterska revoiu
= CHA jedan dugi process teskog
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"za' i "protiv' Strajkova

Spor celicnih zeliezniearskih
radnika sa poslodavcima, izazvao
je mnogo komentara, sa sviju stra-
ma. Tt Sc komentari protezu cd
krvozednog osudjivanja radnika,
sve do opravdavanja radni:kih
zahteya.
Westbrook Pegler. pozaati rub
rikas Scripps-Howard-ove stampe,
koji zaradjuje masnu platu "a
svojim neprekidnim napadima ia
radnike, otvoreno krivi radnike "a
nedavne krize; Eleanor Roosevelt,
zena Predsednika, "objasnjava"
strajkove kao rezultat nagomila-
nth "nepravdi" koje su trebale ra-
nije biti odstranjene; pop Domla-
dovac, urednik "Nase Made, or
CANA Hrvatske katolicke Zajedni-
ce, govori u "prilog" strajaova;
Stalinisti oko Narodnog Glasnika
| j Slobodna Reel napadaju sve i
svakoga koji Sc usudi pomlsliti
strajku. tako to ide sve do bes-
krajne apsurdnosti.
Ne menja stvar sto sc ii razno-
rodni komentatori razilaze u svo-
! i'm drzanjima prema radnicima
ma strajku, oni su ipak jednorodnl
| koliko sc ti6e tumaGenja stvar-
nog znacaja strajka. Oni IL
begavaju cinjenicu da ova iii ona
grupa radnika nije odgovorna "a
| strajkove niti da su "a strajkove
odgovorni izrabljivaci owe iii one
grupe radnika; oni nece da priz-
naiu da su strajkovi manifestaci-
| ia dvaiu prvenstvenih faktora: ci-
nienica da je drustvo zasnovano
ma klasama, jedna cd kojih izrab-
ljuie drugu; i nesavladivog duha
ma iamnih robova koji su dostojni
| da budu slobodni, koji &c biti
slobodni.
Ey
.razvitak moderne industri-
ie." uci mas Marks, "u sve vecoJ
meri ide u korist kapitalista, ma
stetu radnika. -. opsta tendencl-
ia kapitalisticke proizvodnje ne
ella da podigne prosecne najan-
nice vec da in obori, ii. da vred-
most rada radne snagel mamie
iii wise obori do niegove najnlze
| pranice." Nakon sto je ustanovlo
| tai zakon kapitalistiekog razvit-
ka, Marks postavlja sledeee pita-
rie: "Ako postoji takva tendenci-
ia ovom sistemu, znaci Ii to. da
radnicka klasa mora obustavltl
syaku borbu pretty tih napada
odreci Sc svakog napora, da
DAMN prilikama postigne maksi-
mum koristi "a delimicno pobolj-
sanje svoga polozaja?" Stalinisti,
kao svi drugi lakeji kapitalizma.
odgovaraiu pozitivno, II. da rad
nicka klasa treba da obustavi sva-
ku borbu protiv tih napada kapi-
tala. Narodni Glasnik go. decem-
bra) ma primer, optuzuje popa Do
mladovca da on (Domladovac)
"hoce da izazove borbe izmedju