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RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-08-12

nj cudenje nj gnev predlog da preda komandu
cuskih kraevskih sila Vojvodi cd Alive, kuznom suz
Filipa H. da pojaca Vojvodinu ruku pomocu brata 81
preata Izgledase da Kraljica premsja Posle
kratke pauze, rece Kardnalu
- Predlog nije neusvojljiv. On moze da sluzi kao
nek sto ga mi mozemo ponuditi docnie
- Uprkos samokontroli mu Kardinalovo lice pokaza
tajnu radost. Kraljica pravljase da prime
cuje nego nastavi:
= Tada bi prva stvar bila da moi sin povuce
zapovednistva vojske.
- Glavna bi stvar bla, gospodjo da mladi Prime
ukori i odvoji cd sadasnjh zlih savetnka.
To bi doista bio najmudriji pravac ako ia
postoji jake Sc bojim da u to moze sumnjat
obzrom dokaze sto mi in podastrste Ipak, moran
biti otvorena da priznam oseeam neku odvatnos
stavljanju Vojvode cd Alive cello nase vojske Vi
Sc b bojaa da ozovoljim nase vojne poglava
re vsoke dostojanstvenike naseg dvora Tia bi mera
zgledaa kao sramota njih.
- Imam cast da podsetm vase Vecanstvo da bi
slucaju moi brat moi sinovac bill prkljucen Vol
vodi cd Alive.
- Mozete osecati sgurn Gospodine Kardinalu,
da ia nj casak b ba slusaa osnovu bez zrazi-
tog usova da Gospoda Aumale Guise prikluce Span
skom generalisimu.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-08-12

gotoye dokaze zaveri koju mi otkrivate Zahevam da
smesta prozvedete dokaze.
Pokoravam naredjenjma svoje kraljice. Sad
htam da rasirm pred ocima vaseg Veeanstva korespo
denciiu sto odnosi Evo jednog psma cd
negovog Velcanstva Fpa II cd Spanije, koi prvi ude
trag zaveri preko jednoga cd svojih agenata Nzo
zemlju Uz to, psmenih predloga cd njegovog Kato
lickog Vecanstva Svetog Oca zajednicku akciju
vasim Vecanstvom protv hugenotske bune jeres
Kakvi predozi njegovog Katoliekog Veeans-
tva easnog Pontifa?
Kralj Flip II mas Sveti Otac Pile nude
Sem Velcansvu pored pet hiljada valunskih italians
kin vojnka sto sad pojacavaju nasu vojsku, jedan
korpus cd sest hljada ljud - pod usovom da vase We
ieanstvo otpus Marsala Tavannesa stav vrhovnu ko-
mandu mad vojskom u ruke Vojvode cd Alive.
= Prema tome, odgovori Katarina De Medic, upe-
ruiuci svoje oci ma Kardnala - nasa diva saveznika
Njegova Svetost Kralj Flip II, traze da Vovoda cd
Alve spanski general bude vrhovni zapovednik fran
cuskih sila?
- To e njihov usov, gospodjo. Ali takodjer je ugo
voreno da Vojvoda cd Alive ina da upraznjava tex nom
nalnu komandu, da vone operacje imau da vode moi
brat Aunae j moi snovac Henry cd Guise koji imaju
da budu njegovi neposredni podloznici.
Katarina De Medic osta mpasivna, pokazujuc
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-08-12
JeZikOslOvac La Guardia

Skoro cd samJg uaska Amerike u
Drugi Svetski Rat, vladine kratko-talas-
re radio stance upotrebljavaiu Sc "a si-
ljanje govora upereni ovoj iii onoj ma
cij okupiranoj po nacistima. Nedavno je
ukljucena Jugoslavija. Ma 4. augusta
Ured Ia Ratne Informacije izvesti da je
njujorski gradonacelnik La Guardija odr-
zao jedan govor ma jugoslavenskom je-
ziku kome poziva Jugoslavene da rade
ga stvarnu jaku Jugoslaviiu.'
Mama je La Guardia poznat vec odav-
no, jos il doba kada ie glumio kao glavni
govornik ma skupstinama americkih pseu-
dokomunista Premda su Sc "a neko vre-
pobratili Ali to nije nikakvo Guido, tako
Sc neizbezno desava sa ljudima koji ne
prelaze okvir kapitalizma.
La Guardiov govor mogao je biti ma
pisan u uredu Narodnog Glasnika iii Slo-
bodne Reel iii u ma kojem uredu klasne
saradnje. Medju ostalm, La Guardia re-
&c: "Vi ste svi braca! Zasto da bude bor-
be medju wanna, -" Neka to potpise ko
hoce, mi necemo. Svi Jugoslaveni nisu
braca! Jugoslavenski radnici sromas-
nj seljaci nemaju nista zajednickog sa
jugoslavenskim rabljivacima njihovim
agentima, kao sto radnici ostalih zema-
liza nemaju nista zajedniekog sa svojim
izrabljivacima i njihovim agentima
La Guardia duva reakcionarni rog
klasne saradnje
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-08-12
Entered as Second Class Matter at Cleveland
Ohio. Post Office, February 8th. 1910.
Promena u Nemackoj

Ako su yesti taGne, objavljena promena
Nemaekoi priblzna je nedavnoj promeni u /
taliii To su neizbezne promene kada jedna ma
CHA pocne trpeti militarne poraze III kada Sc
II unutrasnjosti te nacije razvija stanJe koJe
yladaiuca klika nije stanju da kontrollse.
To sn promene koje diktiraju interest stvar-
p;b v,adara dane zemlje = kapitalisticke kla-
Ali to ne znaci da &c te promene odozgo
hti uspesne u swim drzavama Do sada izgle-
da da nova uprava Italiji uspeva parem
delimicnom kontrolisanju domace stuaclJe Ia
ko ona ne uspeva, niti ina lzgleda da hoce,
pobolisanju militarne srece ltallJe. U Nemac-
koi obiavliena promena dolazi malo mamie
senzaciie nego sto je to bio slucaj sa prone
nom Italiji. Razlog je oeevidan. U Italiji je
Mussolni bio prmoran da dade ostavku; u
Nemackoj, koliko mi znamo Hitler estate all
Sc mad MIN podigla nova uprava militaristlc-
ke "svete trojice."
Bilo kako mu drago cinjenica je da jed
ma kapitalisticka nacija "a drugom, uprkos ia
sistiekih regulacija, pokazuju znakove nespo-
sobnosti da potpuno kontrolisu stanje svo-
Jim SOpstvenlm kucaHla
Ali pogresno bi bilo - pogresno fatalno
- yeroyati da &c Sc kapitalisticka vladavlna
sile srusiti sama po sebi. Upored sa raspada-
MEM kapitalizma mora da ide organlzovanJe
radnicke klase "a preuzimanje 1uprave drustva,
mace mas ceka JOS brutalnija anarhija. Mi ne
poricemo da &c oval Drugi Svetski Rat moguce
pri svom koncu ubrzati process opsteg kaplta-
listickog raspada, ali to nije nlkakva garancl-
ia da &c il tin rusevina doci red. 1sknstyo "a
nakon Prvog Svetskog Rata dovolJno Je da
mas stiti cd takve zablude.
Nalozno je da nam evropske poJave = a
biee in los - sluze kao podstrek da iskoristl-
mo svaki momenat cd sada pa do dana obra-
cuna t. j. da oni radnici koji znadu upoznaju
one radnike koji ne znadu kako ma koji ma
Gin da radnicka klasa organizuje svoje sile
tako da b bila u stanju iskoristiti situaclJu
koia ie mnogo blize nego sto mozda mnogi me-
dju mama misle.
Ovde u America mi smo sretniji nego sto
su nas drugovi radnic drugim kapitalis-
tickim zemliama Mi smo sretniji zbog toga
sto ovde postoji SocijalstiGka Radnicka Par
tija sa svojim programom Socijalistickog In
dustrijalnog Junionizma. Ali nije dovoljno da
postoji takva organizacija, nije dovoljno da
,postoji takav program, odlucujuci faktor bice
kolicina radnika koji su upoznati sa tim pro-
,gramom i voljn da postupaju skladu sa nil
me- Zato svaki radnik koji Sc mama slaze da
je potrebno organizovati sile rada ma polite
Fom i ekonomskom polju, treba da nam pruzi
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-08-12
Ode 81 SolOmOne?

Pravoslavni svestenici (tri nJih) ko-
i Sc kupe oko Stalinisticke Slobodne Re-
6i. tuzili su SrbObran SNS, jamacno
-"zboq uvrede postenja.'
Mi pogadjamo da bi mogla lako da
protu-optuzba Bilo kako mu drago'
f,llEe biti prilicno "teski'' sudski problem.
Sudac &c biti suocen sa prizorom kome
&c ODE strane bit II stanju da dokazu da
su loialno radile "a produzenje kapltaiis-
ti6kop sistema. II stvari tolikoj merl
da &c sudac morati posedovati vrline So
lomona da sud- ko je ko.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-08-12

Nasukan Kracinm reeinla prelat odgovori odusev-
ljeno
Oh, gospodjo, kunem sc Bogom da presto nera
vernijeg podupiraca cd kuce Guise-a.
Varaca! Ntkov! rete Italijanka sebi
Frozreh mu mis.~Nanjusujem izdaju! Ali pri-
nudjena ola krijem svoa oseeanja laskam negovoj po
rodic, premda mi je skroz odvratna.
Jedan cd Kraljicinih pazeva postavjen pred vrata
odaje ovlascen da Il zvesnm sucajevima sluzbe udie
kraljicn kabnet bez pozva, rastavi vrata j. klanja
;uci postovanjem, rece:
= Gospodjo, bas sad stize il logora Grof La Rvi-
ere, gardijsk kapetan Vojvode cd Anou moli da ga
odmah predstavm vasem Vecanstvu.
- Dovedite ga unutra odgovori Katarina De Me-
dici. kad Sc paz spremase da povuee dodade:
= Ako Gospodin Gondi prispe veceras iii cak kasno
cas-, izvestite bez oklevanja
Paz Sc pod drugi put pokon povuce Poslednje
kralcne reel kao da izazvase izvesan nemr kod Kar
dinala. On upita cudjenjem:
- Ear gospodja ocekuje Gospodina Gondi?
- Gondi je morao prmiti jedno psmo cd
Poitiersu, u kome naredjuem da doceka logoru
moga sina mesto da nastavlja svoj put Pariz.
(Nastavice se.)
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-08-12
V. Trepcanin:
Izdajnicima S0cijalizma.

ia Sc divih tebi gomilo,
Zoolosko cudoviste, odvratno bez svest
sto znades samo suvu koru hleba JEST
krv ljudske srce napojiti gnjilo
cekaiuci tvoie delo ispoinsko,
Grlo sam zudno beskrane tvoje nuke,
dok mi tvoji dzelati sibase ruke
ia sam te sve jace na rane Stisk'o!
Val! Tada ne poznayah tvoje srce ledno
Jer bese stisnuto ma rane mole vrele
l made i boil patne nase cele
ia misljah bejase dznovsko telo jedno
Take zagrljen tom cek'o sam osvlce
Move gore, (koja te pak jednom doeiD
ushicen silom tvoje dzinovske moci
ia sam osec'o da sam nadcovecno bice.
Tada je pomamno zvonila moja Ira
sibala bogove oltare krune,
| bezumnom gnjevu protesta bune
Odjekiyali njen akordi nemira.
jednog dana nebo Sc zamracilo cello
strasni gromovi zemlju pocese tuti,
l slapi ljudske krvi zasumse vruci...
ia pomislih: pote Istorisko delo!
upniuei Sc, ia sam teznjivim pogledom
kroz oganj dim jedva nazirao Jude,
misljah: "to oni vec. dzelatma sude''
I,sve i'll tada htedoh zdiubti redom!
rasirenih ruku potrt'o sam NINA
stigoh brzo tamo gde je strasna drama
Pocela igru gde orudjima sama
Kosti - pretvara III pramenje dina.
l tada odblesku jedne munje zive
Videh uzasnu sliku cd koje Sc lud
VAL vi ste jedan drugom grill bratske grudi..
To Ii Ear behu tvoii Ideali, Dive??
Ear vi tumaci Pravde ljudstva koje strada
Pretvoriste Sc "a noe ruljom monarhsta,
/ izdadoste ljude kao Juda Hrista,
postadoste gnusna tiranova garda!
jurnuli ste kao napui idane psine
U oganj smrt "a stvar krvavih dzelata...
Oh, znate Ii bednici, sta je vasa plata?
- zene &c vase biti naloznice mine.
l vase male sestre bte i'm rivali,
A deci vasoj bce iedna lektira:
Glad zveket jezivi ropskoga sindzira,
Koji ste "a njih sami maeem sakovali!!-
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Dxepna Biblija.
Ill
KRISTIJAN STAMPAR.

Sedamnaesta knjiga Eugene Sue-a: "Tajne
da iii Istora jedne proleterske porodce kroz vekove
PriCa SesnaestOm StOletu - u dve knjize Kniga H.
sa orignanog francuskog engIeski: Daniel De Leon
Sa engleskos ma jugoslavenski: L. PetroviG
A sta mislite, Gospodine Kardinalu, da je svrha
pregovora izmedju Tavannesa Coligny?
Da nagovori sina vaseg Velicanstva, Vojvodu cd
Anjou da prigr Reformaciju prikljuci Sc Hugenot-
ma
Drzi Ii Sc da e moi sin IL Anjou upeten
veru? To bi me doista silno znenadlo.
Da, gospodjo. Car Germanije Gospodn Coligny
obecase Vojvod cd Anju, slueaju da pristane da
prikljuci reformatorima, vlast Nzozemlja Santonge
Poitou. Njihova je NADIA da nateraju madog Prnca
otvorenu bunu protv vladaueeg brata njegovog We
licansva Karla TX.
Gospodine Kardinalu vasi nagovestaji, buduci da
ticu sna kraljevske kuce Francuske tako ozbne
prirode da prinudjena da pretpostavim vi innate
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-08-12

Ii, pogledamo dalje nadjemo ;"Poziv ma
prvi ovogodisnji piknik koji priredjuje
drustvo 'Prijatelji Jugoslavenskih Cetni-
ka'"
Shakespeare reee: "Doslednost, ii 81
dragulj', J. G. bi mogao kazati isto, 50
dodatkom da on takav dragulj ne pose
dUje
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-08-12

SusT1NA REVOLUCIJE nije da &c no.
va klasa upravljati posredstyom stare
upravne masinerije, nego da &c ona raz-
biti tn n1asineriju vladati posredstvom
move masine. To je osnovna misao Mark
sizma. - Lenin.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-08-12

svoju ruku pomoenicu u ovom teskom ali slav-
nom radu "a oslobodjenje radnieke klase.
Radnici, vreme ne ceka, cato, ma okup -
pod barjak Socijalistcke Radnicke Partiie!
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-08-12

Nije iskljuceno da cemo "a kratko
vreme moci rekordovati da Stalinisti o.
pet grle Lewisa. Ali to nece "a njih biti
odvec tesko. to su majstori politike sevr-
danja, iii, prosto kazano, politicke nami-
guse.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-08-12
Pouke IL Italije

Samo grubo politicko neznanje moze
danas zamisliti da Drzava odrzava bur
zoaski zivot. Istina je to da Drzavu odr-
zava burzoaski zivot - Marks.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-08-12
Lewis priznao w. L. B.

John L. Lewis, tai sampion agresiv
nog povlacenja, opet Sc agresivno povu-
kao. Sa kapom ruc Lewis ie nedavno
otisao pred telo koje je tex pre- nekoliko
nedelja zucno napadao.
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-26
Help the Bottle BIitz

\ BOTTLE BLITZ opened Monday in Michigan.
a Dairy associations, carbonatcd beverage bottlers
and brewing groups asking Michigan residents TO turn
in 10000000 deposit bottles part of a nationwide
movement TO save all materials essential to the
Materials not lacking for bottle manufacture but
the machines of glass manufacturers to the
efortare operating full speed to produce containers
for perishable foods
An adequate supply of carbonated beverages, milk
and beer will be available this only patriotic
men and round up all stray deposit bottles and
return them-for the deposits.
Thus, only thing stands between you and long
cool drink this summer
That's bottle.
Look under your sink in your cellar. garage and
summer cottage for all AWOL deposit containers They
Will be cleansed sterilized and put back to work.
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-26

marts Of the world as an outstanding
individual; as a sound executive, an
employer Of progressive social vision, and
as fair and sportsmanlike competitor.
He went along quietly, unobtruslvely de-
Veloping his own personality.
And when he died today in carly
middle life. all who knew him mourned not
the untimely passing of Henry Ford's son,
but the death of Edsel Ford who was loved
by those who knew him and respected by
everybody because he was himself
The personal life of Edsel Ford might
be held up almost as a model for wealthy
young Americans to follow Only heir to
one of the greatest personal fortunes in all
history, he attained manhood about the
period of the first World War when the
whole youth of America seemed dedicated
to reckless extravaganza Of every nature.
T DSEL FORD moved through that
l. needless era decently and with dignity.
He was in no sense Of the word a prude
but he was innately gentleman at time
when gentlemen were rarltles. He and his
wife and children enjoyed all the normal
sports and recreations but their home life
was invariably quiet and unostentatious.
In his death Detroit and the nation
have been robbed of very fine citizen at
a moment when we badly need figures Of
his calber. He was in all ways worthy
son of his great sire. And it must temper
the grief of Henry Ford to know that he
will be missed not primarily as Henry
Ford's son but as Edsel Ford.
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-26
EdseI Ford

THE only son of famous father
1 is cast inevitably for a difficult
role in life. That role was especially
difficult for EdSel Ford because the
most fabulous industrial organiza-
ton of the World-famous father
already was we'll established, with
its policies tested and adopted, by the
time he had reached an age where
he could take part in its admins
tration.
Edsel Ford did not hesitate at the
prospect ahead of him. He ac-
cepted his tremendous burden Of
responsibility, clear-eyed and with
out finching. He appreciated better
than anybody else the Willful and
exacting genius of his father, and
he never ceased striving to be a real
support to Henry Ford'S genius.
He was not in any sense mere
yes man to Henry Ford. They diff
fered occasionally in matters Of
company policy, and Edsel Ford al
ways justified his opinions respect
fully but manfully. Indeed he played
his role with such modest distinction
that he never was referred to as
Henry Ford's son.
LIE HAD long been known and
l l well regarded in the business
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-26
Tax Policy Hits White Collar Group

They must pay. though II
breaks them 10 do 50 AZ time
of life when they cannot hope 10
recoup The foreigner needn't
worry. He has no intention 10
pay and he won't be asked 10
pay and there is no thought Of
selling him out al auction 10 sat-
iSfy his debt
II is significant in this conncc-
tion that Randolph Paul, the
treasury counsel. when he
wished 10 express his objections
10 the Ruml plan selected for his
medium the official publication of
tho Lawyers Guild. whose first
president, Judge Ferdinand Pc
cora, resigned ms membership
on The ground that II was domi-
mated by Communist lawyers.
Copyrighted by United Features synd Inc.
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-26

II A very short time, We are likely TO see
1 how this matter Of sharing with the public
the governments knowledge and response
blity will find illustration.
When the prime minister returns 10
England and meets with Parliament, he will,
quite Of necessity, answer many questions Of
members addressed TO him, that will deal with
the conference he is now holding with Presi-
dent Roosevelt and his answers will OF
necessity, be informing
There will not be answers to all ques-
tions but still, the prime minister will have
10 satisfy British opinion in Parliament and
out Of Parliament, that he is not withholding
information that the public should have.
We need not expect anything equally
candid and equally complete to emanate from
our own government after this conference
ends, beyond Churchills address TO Congress.
The President will certainly refer To it..
He may even make a radio talk giving
the public some knowledge Of what has hap
pened, but like most Of the Presidents talks,
It Will be more eloquent than informative.
II will be elocutionary but not packed
with the real facts as 20 the progress Of the
war. The result Of this is that the public will
get better information as TO what happens aN
Washington, not from the President of the
United States, but from the official disclosures
Of the prime minister of Great Britain
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-26
Popularity Of Wi||kie
Splits RooseveIt's $ Foes
By PAUL MALLON

domestic issues arc hardly be-
ing mentioned by any one }
Although Willkie 5 nomination
as A Republican candidate thus
seems impossible in view OF his
opposition within. the situation
seems TO present possibilities of
4 third party-a Willkie party
which would split the anti
Roosevelt vote
Some Republican leaders al
ready profess 10 expect It,
They are pointing to an an
Swer he made in a Look maga-
zine queSuonnaire recently IN
which he seemed 10 place men
and ideas above party
But his friends have passed
word around in the Middle West
unofflciallN, OF course that
ne VIII support whomcvcr is
nominated at the next RcpuO-
lcan convention.
THlS then, i, the practical
political basis OF a peculiar
situation. which already has be-
gun to surge upon 1914 pros
poets.
II is much too early TO 20
into the idealogical angles, be-
cause neither Mr.. Roosevelt nor
Willkie has taken a positive
stand about postwar. but both
have merely been playing around
with limited suggestions or gem
cralulcS for public debate
Neither has proposed a plan.
When they do. the policy lines
may hc more clearly drawn
The sum total of the situation
10 date suggest, Wilkes cN-
coptlonally carnc 81 followers
stand Very little chance even TO
nominate much JOS, elect hn
Bli Trey might oId materially
in to-clocirc NI Roosevelt ton
a fourth torn.
IIsr ..'ef b. Er. Fsat.lt. ~,re tee
Eer'.as...r 10 Whole o. par
s'rr.IF rr.r..f,a
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-26
PVT MICHALE =. CASH,
Prov. Gun Battery,
East Boston. Mass.
Quick Questions

In area or square miles, Is
New York the largest city IN
the United States? ?
. Who was Sancho Panla s
master in the story by Ger
NaniCS
3 On what date in 1911 did
Germany declare way on the
United StateS2
A What phenomena occurs IN
Burma during the months
from MAY TO October which
makes military operations al
most impossible?
, With what country do YOU
identify Shinlo?
6 In what century WAS William
Shakespeare horn?
Z Who iS Mexico IS pros icn' %
Car,-ght 1913. ty Efus Features
ANSWERS on Opposite Page
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-26
7 O the Editor

why all those strikes arc occur
ring when we should all be pull
ING together.
| am a soldier from Detroit
and ! feel ashamed TO say so.
because when ! do say that l
ann from Detroit they all insult
mo IN one way Of another
I wish that YOU could pat
little article IN the paper men
tioning 20 the public Just how
much our boys arc depending on
them 10 work together on the
homo front.
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-26

BA DIR SNBINN II. CoNNoILN

Choose tef Nnc. is Tho
Hoo~Icl Stat, Indiana OIL
Iowa .b1 WUeh 'He
Blue Grass STATE kar>t. o..
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Detroit evening times., 1943-05-26

group. bat practical recognition
of the fact that they aren't used
10 the income tan
Many don't Yet believe II APP
plies 10 them, haven't got the
money 10 pay II and can't be
compelled TO pay.
THOSE, however. who have
been paying large income
taxes IN arrears regularly for
years. do have investments or
other property which could be
converted. although AT a great
loss of value, and they cannot
escape
The objection that tan forgive
ness would be economic heresy
Is not applied TO the new class
OF tax debtors. IN the lower
brackets, and Is therefore incon-
Sl>ient and. OF course. InSIncere
and strictly political.
If il were based on principle,
no person would be forgiven
for any portion OF this arrears
a a means OF bringing him up
10 date. but the political plan of
tho party is not intended TO Of
fend or discomfort those who
might thus be put in a grateful
mood
And few Of the upper bracket
d @ b tors would be 50 over
whclmcd with gratitude As 10
vote for a fourth term IN any
case.
MEANWHILE, although the
vi treasury needs the money,
Mr. Roosevelt has made il poSsi-
BILE for his political following In
tho union movement 10 siphon
of hundreds OF millions of dol
lars OF the whole peoples money
into the private, mysterious pools
OF union finance.
Tho earning class i'm tho high
brackets. as distinguished from
the hereditary rich, come after
the Russians. tho British, the
Chinese and miscellaneous others
IN tho consideration OF their own
country'S government