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Lowden
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farm near Oregon. was reputed to be
the finest agricultural plant in the
country.
The son Of Minnesota farmer
blacksmith, he had made a brilliant
record as practicing attorney when,
in 1896, he launched into politics.
BY 1920 he was presidential timber
and until the eve of the national
convention of that year his chances
for nomination were considered
bright.
Wood Was Rival.
Chief among his preconvention
rivals was Maj Gen. Leonard Wood.
Primaries showed them running neck
and neck in the fight for delegates,
but both became targets for Senator
William E. Borah of Idaho, who
launched Senate investigation Of
campaign expenditures.
Testimony there brought out,
among other charges, that two dele
gates from Missouri had received
money from Mr.. Lowden's cam
paign managers. There was nothing
to connect the candidate with these
payments and he spurned the help
OF the men involved, but the de-
velopment checked his boom. Gen.
Woods campaign fund also was I'M
der fire and when the convention
met it deadlocked. Mr.. Lowden re-
ceived Bile votes, but withdrew
after the eighth ballot and on the
10th Warren G. Harding was named,
sweeping later 10 the White House
on landslide Republican vote.
Declined Vice Presidency.
Again in 1924 Mr.. Lowden was a
seriously possibility for the nomina-
ton. his integrity undimmed by the
events OF 1920. The agricultural
West was strong for him. but the
convention nominated Calvil Cool
idge. Mr.. Lowden was named for
the vice presidency, but upset all
precedent by declining the place,
sending word back to the convention
just before it adjourned. through the
medium of the Associated Press.
His close friend, Gen. Charles G..
Dawes, replaced him on the ticket.
Always a Republican regular, Mr..
Lowden stumped the country for
Mr.. Coolidge and Gen. Dawes. saw
them elected, and retired again to
private life. But three years later
he was unofflcially nominated for
the presidency in a corn belt re-
volt started when President Coolidge
vetoed the McNary- Haugen farm re-
lief bill, which Mr.. Lowden had sup
ported.
For a year Mr.. Lowden said moth
ing more definite about his candi-
dacy than his famous remark: mo
man ever ran away from the presi-
dency.' But his name appeared on
the Indiana ballots, and finally he
declared himself a candidate. The
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-20
Adrienne Warner, -,
Crowned al 6. W. j,
As Beauty Queen
Blond Sorority Senior
Chosen at Varsity Boil
From Is Contestants

Miss Adrienne Warner, 19-vear-
old senior, today is beauty queen OF
George Washington University.
The pretty blond member of
Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority was
crowned the l943 queen at the var
sity ball last night in the Shorehan
Hotel. From IL other contestants,
Miss Bettye Donaldson of Sigma
Kappa was selected as second
beauty queen and Miss Barbara
Baldridge. also of Kappa Kappa
Gamma, third.
Richard Lahey, principal of the
Corcoran School of Art. headed the
judges of the beauty contest. Bill
Herson, radio announcer, was also
q Judge and crowned the queens at
the ceremony.
The three winners will be hon
ored with full-length pictures in
the yearbook. the Cherry Tree
The other contestants will have
page of pictures in the yearbook.
Miss Warner is majoring in Eng
hsh. Despite several offers of Jobs
as a model, she said, she wants to
go into newspaper work. She lives
at 1900 S street NV.
Other girls in the contest, spon-
sored by the Cherry Tree. were:
Ann Berry, Alpha Delta Pi; Jean
Orem, Chi Omega; Margaret James,
Delta Zeta; Kitty Thompson, Kappa
Delta; Cecilia Smith, Phi MI;
Edith Silverberg, Phi Sigma Sigma:
Marianne Grigsby. Pi Beta Phi;
Mary Frances Hopkins, Zeta Tau
Alpha; Moreno Burnette. Colonia
Campus Club; Jane Gass, Mortar
and Pestle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-20
History Fall Kills
N. Y. Advertising Man
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, March 20.-A man
killed in fall from the 18th floor
of the Belmont Plaza Hotel today
while fleeing from a fire in his room
was identified as Albert L. Miller,
80. advertising executive and son
Of George H. Miller of Cleveland,
president of the Musterole Co.
Mr.. Miller of Scarsdale, N. Y, fell
from a window ledge of the hotel
his body landing on the roof of a
two-story extension on the north
side of the building.
Police said he apparently was
trying to cross from one ledge to
another.
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Cherry Trees
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only to Korea but to some parts Of
China and that they ought to be
designated as oriental
Bloom in Two Weeks.
= The trees are swelling now, it is
reported, and will be in bloom in
two weeks unless they are retarded
by more cold weather. 1t will take
abnormally low temperatures to do
any real damage, the Interior De-
partment said.
Several trees were cut down by
some hysterical patriot the day after
war was declared. Since then. mo-
similar vandalism has been reported.
So. If the weather holds out, you
should be able to see. in about two
weeks, the Oriental Towering cherry
trees.
Kindly remember that name.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-20
Dayton Schools Reopen
As Union Demands Are Met
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
DAYTON. Ohio. March 20.-Day-
tons 40 public schools, closed since
last Monday by strike of mainte-
nance employees for higher wages,
Will reopen Monday morning,
Charles j. Bauer, Municipal EN-
ployes Union business agent, and
Paul Schenck, president of the
Board of Education, announced
jointly last night.
The school board granted pay in
creases to both teaching en-
ployes and teachers, the announce
ment said.
The lao strikers will not be COM
pensated for the strike period, the
announcement declared.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-20
Pennsylvania Strikers
To Vote Tomorrow

WILKES-BARRE, Pa, March 20
P'.-Eleven hundred anthracite
miners who left their jobs at the
Susquehanna Galleries Co. No. 6
mine at nearby Nanticoke yesterday
Will vote tomorrow on back-to-
work proposal, Barney Shiffka,
Grievance Committee chairman,
chairman. said last night.
A group of $50 men working out
side the mine were the first to walk
out. They were joined by men COM
ing up from the shaft and the oper-
alton was forced into idleness.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-20
Comdr. StohImun Gives
Daughter WAVE Oath

BY the Associated Press.
NEW ORLEANS, March 2O.-Ann
G. Stahlman. 2l-year- Wander
bilt University senior, was sworn in
as an apprentice seaman in the
WAVES by her father, Comdr. James
G, Stahlman of Nashville, Tenn,
former president Of the American
Newspaper Publishers Association.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-20
Coal Operators Wire
White House.; Miners
Offer 10 Extend Talks
Union Proposes PorIey
Continue to May ! With
Agreement Retroactive
BULLETIN.

NEW YORK (P).-The dead
lock in negotiations between
Northern Appalachian btu
minous coal operators and
the United Mine Workers
frightened today as the union
and management rejected
contemporaries offered as a
basis for continuing negotia-
tons beyond March 81 when
their present contract ex-
pires.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-20

Your word may be as good as your
bond-but Uncle Sam would rather
have the bond
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Evening star., 1943-08-15

Unit of trading, 10 shares: sales printed in full
In bankruptcy receivershp or being reorganized
under Bankruptcy Act, securities assumed by such
eompanes Rates Of dividend in the foregoins table
special or extra dividends not Included. xd Ex
fIss; Cash e stoes. Paid las. ,ssr. tPay.bi.
Payable in Canadian funds. Accumulated divi-
dends paid declared this year. =
Evening star., 1943-08-15
Stock Market Edges
Slightly Higher in
Quiet Dealings
BY BERNARD S. O'HARA,
Associated Press Financial Writer.

NEW YORK, Aug. 14.-Led by
rails, scattered utilities and selected
industrials, the stock market today
emerged from moderate recovery
week, with gains of fractions to
around point In the majority.
There was little change in the
slow-motion proceedings of recent
sessions, however, and most analysts
were unimpressed by the comeback.
Reinstatement of commitments,
mainly of issues with a peace rat
ing, was attributed partly to the be-
lief the list had undergone fair
sized correction touched off by the
Mussolini collapse and that a trend
revival, If only temporary, was a
probability.
Persistently optimistic war news,
while propping individual stocks dur
ing the week, served to keep arma-
ment groups more or less subdued
Speculative and investment caution
generally was ascribed to the
thought that if the Axis crumbles
in Europe sooner than expected, nu-
merous corporations may experience
serious difficulties in returning to
normal operations. There was a
disposition, also. to await results
of the Roosevelt Churchill confer
enceS.
Timid Bidding Appears.
Irregular tendencies prevailed at
the start, but timid bidding subse-
quently bolstered prices. Advances
were we'll maintained at the close.
The Associated Press 60-stock
average was up / of a point at so
and on the week showed a gain of
full point. The composite, though,
still was 33 points under it's 1943
peak established in mid-July.
The two-hour turnover sank to
the lowest for any similar period
since September 10, 1912. Transfers
amounted to 209,8O0 shares, COM
pared with 290,76o week ago. The
weeks volume of 2,933,638 shares
was the smallest since last Novem-
ber.
Rail Bonds Improve.
Rail bonds took the play in a quiet
weekend market, with a variety of
specialties also coming In for buy
Ing interest.
Turnover was 1921 300, which
compared with 1926, 200 last Satur-
day and was little below the Sat-
urday average of recent weeks.
The listed market for United
States Governments was inactive
and in the over-counter market the
trend was about unchanged.
Evening star., 1943-08-15

Stock & DIV Rate High Low Close Chre
Aero Supply B .2og As d 4 Il
Airc Access 25e a.. 2 az = Ia
Evening star., 1943-08-15
Odd-Lot DeuIinas

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. IA Rl.---The Sc
transactions by customers with odd lot
dealers or specialists on the New York
stock Exchange for August 10: 2.016 pur-
chases involving "a .284 shares; 1.e7o sales
involving 4S.422 shares. including FL short
saies iuvolptns 7b7 shares. r..
Evening star., 1943-08-15
Grade Labelling Rules
ForEqqs Removed
By the Associated Press,

The Office of Price Administra-
tion yesterday removed all grade
labelling requirements on eggs in or
der to conform with Congressional
action which prohibits OPA from
requiring grade labelling.
Evening star., 1943-08-15

Rates OF dividends IN the f0reRoinG
table are annual disbursements based on
the last quarterly or semi-annusl declara-
tion Unless otherwise noted, special or
Extra dividends are not included. Also
last year. fPayable in stock, g Declared
or paid % far this year. Payable IN
paid or declared this year. WV With Var.
.rAnts. Nv without warrants.
Evening star., 1943-08-15
CURB SUMMARY
All New York Stock and Curb Quotations
furnished BY the ASsnciated Prsxs

selected list OF active Stocks on
the n. Y. Curb Exchange, showing the
high, low and closing prices for the
week, and the net change from the
previous Saturdays close.
Net
Evening star., 1943-08-15

WBBh EHutWg OULUvUUy, Aug. II, IJ4J
Quotations furnished by the Associated Press.
1943 Stock and Sales Net |
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(Nastavak sa l. strane.)

potpise pakt sa Rusijcm. Poljska
vlada britanski Anthony Eden
traze da Sc zadrzi potpisivanje
tog pakta. U stvari Eden je "a
trazio da Benes ne ide Moskvu
dok on EDEN ne bude imao pri-
liku da Sc porazgovori sa Moloto-
vim.
Svakako da u Londonu hara di-
plomatska groznica. Ia vreme Pr
vog Svetskog Rata, London je
imao malo konkurencije u plani-
ranju buducih "nezavisnih" Via
da. Ali izgleda da je sada malo
drukcije, izgleda da je zakon po-
nude traznje ma strani predstav-
nika malih drzava, oni sada mo-
gu da biraju ko &c da sutra vlad;'
sa njihovom sudbinom - London
iii Moskva.
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Velika Britannia.

Oko 10000 radnika u britanskoj
tvornici municije, Vickers-Arm-
strong, nalaze Sc ma strajku. Spor
je vezi sa najamnicom. Nacio-
nalni odbor arbitraze resio je da
najamnice ostanu kao sto su bile.
Radnici nisu hteli primiti odluku.
Apelcvali su ma Churchilla, odgo-
vor i'm je dosao cd ministra rada
Bevina, koji rece, da odluka stoji.
Zatim Sc radnici okrenuse protiv
junije, vodja, svih ostalih koii
III nagovarase da sc povrate ma
rosao. Strajk vec traje tri nede-
lie. Sada dolaze pretnje sa svih
strana. Britanski "Komunisti"
pridruzili SUI Sc vladi urgiraiu
radnike da Sc povrate ma posao.
Istovremeno prosirio Sc strajk
rudarskih radnika u skotskoj koj:
protestuju protiv nedavnog hap
senja nekoliko svojih drugova Ia
koje Sc kaze da su uSestvovali u
nedavnom "neovlastenom straj-
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li0ga innate "a vOdie?

PokTet koji je namenen da oslobodi rad
DiCku klasu, ne moze sastojati cd glupog,
teranog (ili vodjencg) krda. On mora biti pros
yecena, klasnosvesna radnicka kasa. "Vodje'
takve prosve5ene mase jesu samo besednici
koj izrazavaju teznje ciljeve radnika Soci-
ialisticka Radaicka Partija trenirala je i tre-
ura legije takyih besednika.
Pokret koji Sc oslanJa na"vodie", iesle
pokret koji je izgubljen. Ako radnici mogu
bti ''vodjeni' svome oslobodjeniu, oni tako-
der mogu biti vodjeni jos goru formu rops
tva Oni koji drze da "moramo mati vode',
dobro bi ucnili kada bi obmislili da "vode"
ieste jugoslavenski izraz "a nemacku rec "fu-
ehrer'. Ukratko, "princip vodje' ieste totali
tarjanski princip.
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Efellmd.
Izgleda da Sc sve to doteralc.
Jedna vest il Washingtona jaw
liza da je meksikanska vlada IL
raziIa gotovost da plati americ-
kim posednicima eksproprisanih
vrela proracunatu vrednost / 3
posto interesa. To &c ukupnc IL
nositi oko S29,OO0.00O.
Etc, sto sc desi sa mnogo ogla-
senom eksproprijacijom ekspro-
priiatora. Ali drukce nije nj mo-
glo biti, buduci da ie ia ekspro-
prijacija izvrsena cd strane poll
ticke drzave meksikanskih izrab-
liivaca. Drukce bi to bilo da je to
bila sproprijacija ekspropriJa'
tcra cd strane meksikanskih rad
nika. organizovanih u SociJalls-
tickim Industrijalnim Junijama
sa svrhom da operisu te druge
| ir dustriie Meksike "a korist svlh
proizvadjaca toj zemlji.
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Vazne medjunarOdne vesti.

ku." Dr5anie britanskih radnika Il
pcslednie vreme. narcotic rudar-
skin radnika, dokazuje da usva-
ianje zakona o konskripciji i pret-
ME zatvora u slucaju strajkova-
MIA, niie svemocno. Uvek estate
odlueuiuce pitanje: da Ii su rad
nici volini da Sc podloze tim za-
konima. Razume Sc, to nije dovolJ-
no. Najsigurniii put "a radnike
Velike Britanije jeste da sc or
yanizju Socijalisticke Industri-
ialne Junije, sa svrhom uzimanJa
i drzania zemaliskih industrial,
sa svrhom da in krecu "a svoju
korist Tada nece biti spora ma
iamnici poSto &c proizvadjaci prl-
matt potpun drustven plod svoga
rada.
Velika Britannia potpisala je
novi trgova&ki ugovor sa Argen-
tinom. To je bila prilika "a Brita-
Miu da cpomene Argentinu zboE
neprekidanja .veza poslednje Sd
Nemackom. Jamacno da bi Argen-
tina prekinuIa veze sa Nemac ckon.
kada bi bila sicurna da bi Brita-
Mia bila dovoljno dobar musteri-
ia i nakon rata. Ali Velika Bri-
taniia nije trazila cd Argentine
obiasnjenje "a nedavno palenje
svih kniiga. "a koie Sc smatralc
da Sire Komunisticku propagan-
du. u ostalom, treba imati ma umu
da ie Britanska vlada priznala
Ramirez-a odmah nakon sto je on
stupio ma vlast pomocu drzavnog
udara protiv Castillia.
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Pitanja i Odgovori g
20 Sociiaistickoi Radnickoj Partiii.)

tat primenjivanja MarksistGke nauke ma po-
liticke ekonomske uslove Amerike
Niko ne zna ciljeve komunisticke partije
najmanje od svih, sami takozvani Komunis-
ii. Njihov danasnji cilievi mogu biti obrnuti
sutra, ako Stain pronleni svoe msljenje
Gill Socjalisticke RadniGke Partije jeste
sada, uvek je bio, obaranie kapitaizma
menjiyanie istog sa Sociialistckom lndustr,-
jalnom Republican. Njena sredstva jesu u sa-
glasnosti njenm odredjenim i uzviSenim
jen.
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Mad.iarska.

Madiarska je otisla jedan ko-
rak dale Cd Ramunske, ona Je
vec povukla svoje divizije il kiev-
skog predela. U samoi MadJarsko-
oseca Sc tendencija ma "levo,
ocekuie Sc da &c Premier kallay
sazvati Parlamenat ovog meseca
To Sc smatra kao konceslja Pre-
miiera Social Demokratlma
partiii malih seljaka.
Manevrisanje II MadjarskoJ, kaf
j u Rumunskoj i drugim malln
drzavama, jeste manevrisanje oG'
czgo.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-10-07
Nocni rad.

Jedno Cd najve6ih zala u cello
moi industriji jeste nocni rad
Ia nesretna okolnost nanosi mai
vecu stetu po zdravlje po zivot
coveka.
Ma nocnom radu, radnik Je Il
vecoj opasnosti Cd ozleda i pogl-
bile nego po danu. Cesto puta, a
skoro uvek, radnik je pospan Iii
polu-smucen cd nespayanja, Jei
po danu je tesko spavati. Po sa-
moi prirodi dan nije "a spavanje,
Ia to je noe.
Jedan cd yaznih cinoya Pariske
Komune bio je ukinuce nocnoe
rada pekara. Svakako da ce pod
Socijalizmom ndtni rad bice ukinut
pde god to bude moguce. Pod ka-
ritalizmom to ne noze bitl, posto
nocni rad omogucava vece profile
posednicima tvornica. nego sto 81!
sa samo danjim radon.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-10-07
MekSikO

Vec nekoliko godina vodi Sc
spor izmedju meksikanske Wade
i americkih vlasnika uljanih vre-
la Meksici. To je rezultat mno-
20 oglasene eksproprijacije koiu
je meksikanska vlada izvrsila mad
privatno posedovanim uljanim
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-10-07
Celicni radnici SOcijializam.

So slime ljudske zrtve. Mnogi izu-
mi koji wee sada postoje, kao sto
su elektricne vijace, moeli bi od-
ylaCiti prasinu, dim i odVratni
smrad plinova kemikalija drugim
rravcem ! donekle bi drzale cist
zrak tamo gde Sc radi. Nekoji po
zdravlje 5tetni proseci, naprimer,
katranisanje kalupa IA "opcn-
hearth Sto silnim dimom gusi
radnike koji su blizini, bogli bi
SC odmaknuti daleko cd tvOrnica,
gde ne bi nikomc smetalo. Ali to
bi bill povecani troSkovi ia kapi-
taliste, to oni nece. Ljudski zivoU
pod lapitalizmom ne znaci niSta.
pod SocijaIizmom najve@a prva
pazDja tome &c Sc obraCati.
Radnici celicne industrije imaju
wise razloga, nego ijedni drugi
radnici da Sc bore IA ostvarenJe
SocijalistiCkCg poretka. Mesto Ma
! iamnice, radnik &c dobivati pot
pun druStveni plod svoga rada.
/ Mesto osam, deset iii dvanaest
sati radnog dana, radice mozda sa-
mo par sati, iii JOS mamie. Mesto
rocnCg rada, on &c radlti po danu,
sto je prirodno i zdravstveno.
/ Mesto silnih opasnosti, koilma le
! danas radnik iZlozen, on &c uZiva-
ii sigurnost Ma radu. Mesto raZnih
din7ova, praSine, minerala it'd, on
&C raditi u cistoci. A pored svega
toga. IMAGE slobodncg vremena
IA raspolozenju "a uziVanje kad
ic van tyornice. Po prvi put u is
toriii coveCanstva, radnik ce pos
tati slobodno ljudsko bice. Pod ka-
pitalizmom on prolazi tex kao ro-
ba koja Sc kupuje prodaje, iii
kao zivotinja koju Sc do krajnih
granica iskoriscava.
Sve to, mnogo kojesta drugog,
bice omoguceno, posto &c tvornl-
&C biti vlasniStvo radnika, ne
kapitalista. Celia uprava prolzvod-
ME dolazice il industrijski orga-
nozovanih junija. Owe junije ce
ycditi brigu svemu sto ce bltl
"a zivotne potrebe, progress / ST.
curnost radnika. Politicke drzave
neGe biti. Drzava je kIasno orudJe
| klasnog druStva.U SociJallzmu ne
&c biti klasa, niti klasne borbe,
pa nj potrebe "a takvog ugnJeta-
ca, kao sto je drzava. Kapitalizam
ie proklestvo "a ceIu radnlcku
klasu. u njemu nlala grupa osoba
uziva blagostanje u luksuzu, ne
radi nista korisno "a drustvo. dok
cello more naroda,tj radnitka kla-
sa, patti Cd siromastine, nesigur-
nosti nepravde, bolesti. bespos-
lice ratova. Sociializam bi unis-
ito sva ova, pa druga, zaia stvo-
rio svet, pravi, civilizovani svet
= svet ljudskih bica.
! Celmni. pa svi drugi radnic!,
obmislite malo Ovoj stvari. -
.!S.C.
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Zasto Sociialisticka RadniCka
Partiia napada one sa kOiima Sc
ne slaZe?

Socijalisticka RadnGka Partia silazi
sa svoga puta da "napada' ikoga. Parafrazi-
raiuci De Leona:
Socijalisti6ka Radnicka Partija puca d
rektno napred iii radje ona lett tracnicama
koje je polozila Socijalna Revoluciia. Ako je
neko udaren, to je zbog razloga sto su presH
pIeko tracnica. iii udarili syojom glavom
okomotivu Locomotive nikad ne skrenu
sycg puta da bi udarile kravu. To su krave
loJe skrenu sa svoga puta da bi udarile u To-
Eomotivu. To je ono sto Sc des kada je neko
udaren po SIP.
Kada Sociialisticka RadniGka Partiia Gu
je nekoga da krivo predstavlia Socijalizam, iii
da uci da 2 i 2 cine %, iii da opravdava bedu
nemastinu usred izobiiia, iii da brani sistem
koji poradia nemastinu i rat - kada Sociialis
ti6ka Radnitka Partiia cuje nekoga da propo
veda te zobne principe ona &c ga udariti. Ne
ka vas to ne uznemiruje Uznemirujte aho
ona promasi da in udari. Ako bi Socijalisticka
Radnicka Partija promasila da III udari, to bl
znacilo da ie ona sisla sa tracnica.
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Kakya ie razlika iz1nediu Socila-
listicke Radnicke Partiie i Soclja-
listicke partiie?

Takozvana Socijalisticka paltiia jeste par
tiia reforme; Socijaisticka Radnicka Parma
jeste partja revolucije. Sociialistitka partija
prcka sa poslodavcima; Sociialisticka Radnlc-
ka Partija napada uzrok. Socialisticka paili-
ia glupo veruje da su broievi od najvete vaz~
nosti Socijalisticka Radnicka Partiia drzi da u
brojev premda vazni, nemocn ako nisu re-
nemacka Social Demokratiia i nemacka k3-
munisticka partiia koie, zajedno, dobise H.
000O00 glasova 1882. godine, ali pored tog o.
gromnog broja glasova, one nsu bile nj nall'a-
MIA smetnja Ma Hitlerovom putu. To mosayno
sledbenstvo bilo je regrutovano na udicama
reforme i refcrmistickih obecanja he ma Zdr"-
vom programu "a obaranje kapitalzma.)
NeupuSenim moze izgledati da SocijalS-
t;cka partija i Socijaisticka Radnicka Pa'tl-
ia "imadu isti cilj". NeupuGenim hraniiva ne
curka otrovna gljiva izgledaju mnogo iedna-
ke. Naoruzan sa mao elementarnog poznaTa-
MIA, coveku je veoma lake raspoznati Hmedlu
pecurke otrovne gljive. Sa malo elementar-
nog poznavanja takodjer je lako videti raz!i-
ku izmedju ella Socijaistitke partije ella
Socijaisticke Radnicke Partije. Prva trazi po-
liticke poozaje i sacuvanje politicke Drzave;
dluga (S.L.P) traz unistenje politicke Drzavc
j njeno zamenjivanje sa administration So
cijalisticke Industrijane Junije. Drugin reel
ma, Socijaisticka partja ella modifikaciii ka-
pitalizma; Socijalistitka Radnitka Partija e.
liza njegovom potpunom obaranju.
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SOcijaliZam.

Pod razumnim drustvenim ure-
dieniem, "a CHE ostvarenje silno
radi Socijalisticka Radnicka Par
tia Amerike, nepodnoSljive okolno-
ii u selicnoj industriji, pa u dru-
GIN industrijama, mogle bi Sc cd
straniti. Pod kapitalistickim siste-
nom ljudski zivot ,zdravlje kul-
tnrni progress coveka, ne uzima Sc
II obzir skoro nista. Profit Sc je-
dino obozava, IL ime toga podno-
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sto mu dusu uzdize i oda Fla
brani.
A nekome opet samo dobra
krava,
Koiu drzi "a to, da ga mlekon
hrani.
Shiller.