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the heavens since the times of the ancient
Greeks For more than a thousand years it
was the great Greek sage Aristotle. who set
mans thinking about these matters.
Aristotle decided that the earth was the
center of the universe and that the sun and
the stars and the planets revolved around
this center
although Aristotle was only guessing at
all this his renown was so great nobody ques-
toned IT, especially since the very good Greek
astronomer Ptolcmy figured out a way 10 fit
the motions Of the planets into this scheme
of things
The later Romans simply accepted Ars-
totle's idea and after Rome fell in 400 A,D
there followed the 1000 years of the Dark
Ages when no one questioned Aristotlc's
Astronomical DEGREES.
Based upon the erroneous ideas Of Ans
tote and Ptolemy the concept Of geocentric
world stood unchallenged by the mind Of man
until the coming Of that master Astronomical
mind Nicholas Copernik
This man-Copernicus was his Latinized
name was born at Thorn in Poland in 1473.-
lie died just 400 years ago in 1913.
While Columbus was making his several
voyages TO the New World, Copenicus was
creating new universe in his mind; uni
verse with the sun at its center instead Of the
earth. Copernicus created the helocentric
universe to replace the geocentric universe
His findings based on his own researches
and the reading Of the Greeks. Pythagorus
and Aristarchus were so revolutionary 10 the
hide-bound medieval minds that Copernicus
dared not publish them.
As everyone knows CopcniCus influenced
those who followed and it was Calico who
suffered at the hands of contemporaries for
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by Ernest dc Liphart. on this page, typlhes tho
ancient Grecan conception of the universe.
with the earth at the heart of il and the
gods dwelling somewhere overhead and keep
ing a watchful eye on the mere mortals who
lived below
The strange thing is that the ancient
Greeks-out of sheer imagination and with
out anything which could be called astronom-
icaJ research-- should have selected the MILKY
Way as the route to be travelled II one set
out go roach the heart Of the universe.
Why strange you may ask?
Because the Milky Way has a most inn
portant place in the modern concept of what
our galaxy Of stars looks like in space
our galaxy II is now believed, Is a gi-
gantlc cluster OF stars arranged in the shape
OF some huge cosmic watch.
No man on earth has>evcr been able TO
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stand off and look at our galaxy in this fash
ion but much evidence points TO a shape like
the nebua in the constellation Andromeda
shown on this page
Man and his telescopes are really placed
inside the watch-shaped star cluster far out
near the edge Of the watch The Milky Way
is the concentration of stars that are seen
when we look edgewise through the galaxy
toward its center.
If any man today wanted to get off our
war-torn world by rocketship and decided to
60 20 the heart Of the galaxy he would have
to travel in the direction Of the Milky Way,
just as did the gods Of Greek mythology.
But because man cannot actually go off
INTO space he can Only stand and look and
study the nature Of the veil that obscures his
vision. Foremost amongst the lockers is Dr.
Walter Adams of Mt Wilson Observatory
Or. Adams new studies, reported in the
recent issue OF the Astrophysca1 Journal
show that the screening curtains of atoms in
nter-stellar space are really super-cosmic
hurricanes with velocities as high as 10000
miles an hour.
In the direction of Sagitarnus, these atoms
are calcium.
Beyond sagitarrius and shielded by these
hurricanes astronomers now believe, lies the
center Of our galaxy
Yet DR.. Adams, with all his telescopes and
instruments, cannot peer on through He Is
like a cosmic window washer who, being ln-
able 10 do much about cleaning the dirty win
dow of the skies stops to study the compo2
sition and behavior of the obscuring veil
across his vision.
Or. Adams may have proved that calcium
clouds exist in the obstructins wells in the
s<y-but how they got there in the first place
is something else again.
Man has come long way in his ideas Of
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f1-'0T TIC gods tFaT uIT0d Tho nc thc
morals and The ethics Of the ancient Greeks
once lived upou the earth they thought
But then as now, the world was IN
frght.n fearf4. state.
so Jupiter NEUROLOGICAL dictator OF the
gods called The lesser gods 10 council 10 try
10 do something about IT,
What they decided to do abou, 10 legend
does VIZ, say But the gods did decide wisely
that toe earth would be a good place 90 get
away from
Thus the gods gathered and took the high
way 10 the heavens. THIS highway Of tho
gods can Doc seen on any clear night Il
rs thc Milky Way Mythology las il that the
palaces of the GODS ser, on the highway
Lesser peoples Of the heavens dHcu apart on
either side
The famous picture o. TO, sols Oh O.ylap
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But what mat ll6hl is, they can
not say,
What lies beyond this tantalz-
ing veil in the heavens may hold
the answer 10 all Of modern man is
thought Of what his home in the
sky might be like.
That home is our galaxy Of
stars millions upon millions of
stars not unlike our own sun
The Bible says-'1n my ia
Tiers house are many mansions. w
Our earth is but one
But like our sun these stars
probably have little satellite plan
cts about them.
Our earth is merely n minute
specasof dust on the rooftop of
the house iu which we dwell and
just about as Wnimportant and
insignificant in the scheme of
things as man emissions them
stu relatively Of course. It
hasn't always been that way
in every age that man had the
power % reason and speculate,
The thinkers of mat day and age
pondcred the nature Of man
coswc OLD homestead "
Tho ancient Greeks had a solu-
ton ri Lna.t N fL.Lr own snlLs-
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daring to expand and amplify the findings
OF Coperaicus so that they could reach the
public. Calico had 10 retract his own works
under torture and deny their truth
But truth cannot die. Before his death
Galileos teachings were accepted
Copernicus and Calico lifted mans minds
from the earth and their self-centercd con.
cepts Of the Importance Of the earth in the
universe, 10 greater and more wonderful
things.
Onward, outward and upward Sprang
astronomical observation and theory From
the contemplation OF mere solar systems like
that OF the sun, man grew TO realize that
whole hosts Of suns dwelt i'm families too
Nebulae, galaXieS the views Of man ever
widened and grew.
And the more man knew and tho more ne
pondercd the greater became his admiration
for the God the Supreme Being Nature
call 1t what you Will that had fashioned
this wondrous and mysterious universe.
Today man knows that our great galaxy
Is vast collection Of star groups all revolv-
ing about a common center. This pinwheel
of stars is about eight times as far across
as IL is thick.
In miles its dimensions are enormous
Even when expressed in light years the
astronomers convenient unit Of distance.
our galaxy is stupendous.
light year is the distance light Will
travel in one year while speeding along al the
rate Of 1856, 900 miles every second. 4 light
year is about 6 OOOO 900 600 900 miles
Our galaxy has a thickness Of about 10000
light years. It's broadest dimension is about
$4,000 years. This means that if a star at
one side Of the galaxy exploded, blew up and
vanished. an observer on the other side would
not know about it for 10000 years. until
distance.
If one could pass beyond the mcrcful veil
that screens the sky IN the direction of Sagi-
tarrus what wonders might be seen
II our earth could be moved To that spot
the sky would be filled with great suns
100 1000 ten thousand in the sky at once
There would be only the blazing suns
blasting rays from these stars There would
be no night Every second Of the day glory
but a destructive glory-would shine down
upon the land
1t would be wonderous, the most thrilling
sight that one could see.
Yet it would mean the end Of man on
earth!
Every living thing plant animal or man
. would vanish from the earth.
Our globe would become only a sizzling
cnder in fiery furnace.
Best for all OF us that this mcrcifu veil
is drawn across the too glorious heart Of
our universe That we know not what Won
ders. and what perils lie beyond
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BY ROBERT ID. POTTER,
science Editor, The American Week.,

v YELLED curtains Of cosmic Dust and in
" ter-stellar atoms and molecules in the
sky hide the glowing heart of our uni
verse that spins, like some giant pinwheel, in
the illusion called space The earth and its
sun are some Of the ultra-microscopic specks
that form the pinwhcels fabric.
With the lght-gathering eyes of science
that are our telescopes, astronomers peer into
the unknown as does a man looking through
a somewhat dirty, unwashed window.
They can see just little. They can see
the glow of brilliant light behind a curtain
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Curtains Of
Cosmie Dust
Screening the
Core Of Our
Galaxy Black
out a K q di.
dnce That Well
Might instantly
End All Life on
Ear+h If They
Were With
drawn Even
for an Instant.
whitening Man
and Plant Alike
by Flaming
Splendor
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TeSka OpOmena
Cd Daniela De sLeOna

Il cinjenice, da kapitalisticki sstem upri-
lituje svoj sopstven pad, ne sleduje, da &c IT,
sled toga klasna vladayina prestati
Pitanje je, da Ii Sc mi sada nalazmo pod
pravim kapitaistickim sistemom. Mnogo bi Sc
moglo re6i II korist teorje, da mi, ako Sc jos
ne nalazimo pod drugaGijim sstemom brzo i
demo ka MENU Pad kapitalzma cd uzroka,
koji su istaknuti platformi SIP. niposto
nije ravan podizanju Socijalisti6ke Republike-
Cltaocima "The People'-a Sc preporuGuie knji-
ga"Dve stranice il rimske povesnice" osobi-
to prVa cd dveju stranica, gde Sc IL zadnjoj
Joj trecini, isto ono pitanje potanko pretresa-
Ova zemlja Sc sada krece prema jednon1 TAX
vom drustvencm redjeniu, kone ina "kapita-
liam, prayom mu smislu, sve mamie ma
ME pristaje. Nadolaze sada valovi iednog mo-
nopolistickog perioda, koji Sc moze zgodniie
oznaciti nazvom: "plutokra4sk feudalizan'
IL clnJenlce da je ma jednoj strani okupljena
Vrlo mala nekolicina, a ma drugoj grupisana
vrlo velika mnozina, ne proistice, da &c po-
slednja neizDezno poplavit prvu Ona &c to
ucinti samo tada, kada pojmi svoju sopstvenu
revolucionarnu misiju i u skladu tim poii-
manjem organizuje. Z protivnom sucaiu
neka radniGka klasa -dozvol porucnicima ka-
pitalisticke klase, da je jos Ia dovolino dugo
vreme opijaiu; neka Sc daie zbunjivati klepe-
tanjem jednostranih politGkih sociialista IA
jednoj strani dernjavom jednostranih apostle
la fizicke sile drugoj; neka Sc periodiCno
izlivaju ma nju poplave laznog obavesetenja
cbzirom ma stvari liude; neka stalno postaie
zrtvom takyih zlo6inaGkih karaktera kao sto ie
"covek pod Subarom' Il majstorskoi pripovetci
Eugene Sue-a, koia nosi naslov "zelezni tro-
nog'; neka sc oni, koji Sc nalaze Il pokretu iii
predgradjima njegovim koji nisu poruc-
nc kapitaisti6ke klase radniGkim redovima,
nj jednostrani poltikani, nj iednostrani budzo-
nosci, nj raznosaci laznog obavestenia, nit pax
mjudi pod SIbarama' jednako nalaze u bes-
custvenom polozaju filozofskog stojanja po
strani posmatranja, te budalasto iscekivai iu,
dok stvari he srede, mesto da doprinesu svoj
odlucan deo tome sred djivanju, - neka Sc ma
stavi tako i, ma kakvi period bezumnih (bez-
umnih, jer ne revolucionarnih nego izgredniG-
kih) ustanaka nadosl mnozina &c biti svede-
ma na nVo robova pravih robova plutokrat-
sko- feudalnih imanja
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Cd UREDNIKA

Broi Radnitke Borbe koji Gitaoc drzi u
ruci zdan je pod zvanredno teskim prilkama.
Pored cinJenice da je mas slovoslagar bolestan
vec tri nedelje dana, proslog ponedeljka raz-
boil Sc urednik koji do danas go. maja) niie
stanju da radi. Sve to zna5 da je ogroman
teret pao na vec opterecenog sekretara Fedora
ciJe Zato ako citaoc primeti neobicno veliki broj
gresaka ako material nije onakav kakav Sc
pravom moze ocekivati. neka ina strpienia
dok Sc nalazimo ovoj privremenoi krizi fl
zlcklh snaga. To strpljenje bee nagradjeno
specljalnim naporima urednistva Il narednim
brojevima.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-05-20
:e biti uzivanja nebeskog dvora."

&c bit uzivanja nebeskog dvora."
Kad duh Reformacije probi u neke provincije, Jac-
uues Bonhomme poce da nasluskuje teoru. "Siro
masn, nesvesni narode siromasni varani i pljackani
aarode, govorahu pastr crkve, "zrtve svecima,
mise cistlise idoatre, trkovi prevare svetogrd-
lie izmsj jotne, pomocu koh svestenic kaludjeri prs
vajahu sebi srebro sto ga budale poazu otar pod
noge drvenh kamenih kipova. Dobr ljudi citajte
tn Kpjgu Moi cete nae da Bog zabranjuje trgovnu
na kooj Sc hijadama ufrankovanh obrijanih danguba
tove' Ma PRIOR takvog otkrca, koje pocvase ma eks
tovima Svetog Psma jacques Bonhomme govorase
sebi svom grubm zdravm razumom: "Ttko je- Meme
varase zaludvase packase kroz tolika soleca Crkva
Rima!" Tada Sc jacques Bonhomme baci ma manastire
crkve obarase, razbijase profanisase oltare,
kvije kpove svetaca koj tako dugo bejahu predmeti
njegovog obozavanja.
S druge strane, provincijama gde stanovnistvo
ia pod duhovnom ylascu svesenstva Jacques Bonhome
Sc bac ma domove Huguenota spaljvase in, kasapjase
liude nasilovase zene druskase mozgove starh jud
dece zidove.
Nastavljivan pre- verskih ratova cd strane Bernar-
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ricke Partije; klasno Sc rrosvetiti, politick i
ekonomsk organzovati, u svrhu uzimanja, dr.
zania i krtanja zemaljskh industrija. To je
nacin DO kome &c radnicka klasa moci sebe os-
loboditi vekovnih ekonomskih okova. Ali ovaj
nacin borbe jeste klasna borba, jer samo kroz
klasnu borbu radnic &c doci do svoga ella
Ma koliko vatrogasci klasne borbe (''ko-
munsti drugi izrodD nastojaval da je ugase,
nece u tome uspeti. Ali kada dcdje dan obra-
cuna, radntka klasa owe zemlje nece zabora-
viii owe izdajnike, nego ce i'm dodeliti zaslu-
zenu kaznu. A do toga dana, mi cemo nasta-
viii sa zagovaranjem nepomirljive klasne bor-
be, prosvecujuci organizujuci radni6ku klasu
owe zemlie "a konacnu pobedu mad kapitaliz-
MON!
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-05-20
~ vazduhu!' / suvise "u vazduhu'
Ii ne ma zemlji Cikagu!

"U vazduhu!" / suviSe "u vazduhu -
ali ne ma zemlji II Cikagu!
Vecina cd dive trecine glasova dath "a
predog opcinskom vlasnistvu, predlog koji
dolazi Cd kapitalisticke stranke "svedoci da
Sc socijalizam nalazi vec samam vazduhu'
to sc istiee sa radoscu! Mozete Ii zamisliti
takvu detinjastu glupost? Ia ovog coveka bra
ca Grasi su zivel radili, krv prolil krv pro-
iii poginui - taman-
Neka savremeni revoluconar samo pocne
gru sa "mrvicom" opcinskom viasnistvu,
pa &c brzo otkriti da je til bas "izopacen" Nj
ko nije u stanju da bude toliki demagog kao
nasilnik. Ma svaki predog "opcinskom vlas-
nistvu" koji bi podneo revolucionar. kapitalis-
tick stalez &c podneti dvanajest. Ma isti nacn
kao sto je senat rimski ma svako naselje, koje
je predlagao Cal Crab, predlagao cetiri dru-
ga, da bi NIGGA odvukao njegove pristalice i
time revoluciju oborio poledjuske Cal Grah
je sam pomagao da to bude Svaka "mrvica"
koju je on dobacio proletarijatu, pretvorila Sc
ljusku Cd banane pod njegove noge. l, ma
ravski, oni su pokliznuli.
Ne "mrvice", vec bezuslovna predaja ka-
pitalizma to je ubojni pokic proleterske revo-
lucje.
liz De Leonove 'Dve stranice
il rimske povsnce".)
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bilo ma svojm ledjina jos vecu povredu pojopri
vrede pomoeu voloT potrebno kamenje drvo, pesak
krec "a podizanje tih preencijoznh kaluderskih
zdencija. Nakon toga nosase kaludjerskim dangu-
bama desetak kukruzu, svojo stoci svooj
ziyini i jajima, maslu vinu, ma
uliu ma rlnu svoga stada, medu, plat
nu ukratko prve podove sto proizvadase znoem
celia svoga Onda dodje da obradjuje manisrs
ko zemljiste da seje plevi zanje MENU; da
popravlja manastrske ruteve; da navodnjava negove
lyade da cist njegova jezerca da suz kao strazar;
najzad da polaze svoj zvot njegovoj odbran Cd kris
tarecih banda skitnica haramija zamenu te
usuge kad Jacques Bonhomme bo usled starosti iii
boesti iii iznemogosti cd rada, mogase wise da radi
- bi mn Sozvoeno da drzi soju pred kapjom manas-
tra kad bi aluderi ponekad zvoeli da e napune
nom vodom svoje kuhinje. Kad crven vazal bejase
la posednjem zdsaju, dobri Ocevi doazahu da ga
pomognu tese svojim Oremus-om* Bog stvori coveka
"a tugu bedu" rekli bi mu on; "ti 81 Sc namueio -
Bog je zadovojan; uzivaces cuveno mesto Raju Tvoa
Latinski: "Pomolimo Bogu'
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dnskh kaJudjera, manastir ST. Severin bi wise puta
pustosavan kao toke druge kaluderske okru-
zma Poltou. Berr Lomousinu Podgnut na divnom po-
.ozaju - padina brega osenjenog custom sumom ma
nastr asno pokazvase tragove skorasneg pustosenja
razupanf prozori razbiena iii zvalena IL svoh bag
lama vrata, poceli cd vatre deov zidova glave stu
bova nagradjenih plotunma arkvebusa bosom ruslaca
Jednog dana, pred srednom Juna 1862 kad
prmcase zapadnom horizontu, tisnu okoo rl-
sevna manastra St Severn poremet doazak dveu
lake konjice sto prpadase katocko armi Ia povor-
kom djase duga pratnja tege6h mazg c nadzirnci
sahu barake grbove kralevskog donna Francuske donna
Lorrainea Pratnja udje dvorste kostera Lakei ski
nu tovare mazg zaposednu napusten manastir YER
nj imenu, konjanci behu naoruzani ma nailaksi
nacln burgudijskim ceenkama prsobranima, skupa
gvozdenim rukavcma rukavicama, kao gvozdenim bed
renicama delimcno pokrevenm czmama; mali arkvebu-
ST. tex tri stope dug dobro ugiaeeni vsahu abucca
njihvoh sedala, kratki macev buzdovan dovrsa-
vahu i'm opremu.
(Nastavce se.)
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Argentina
ID G
L . ~

Podpredsednik Wallace je svrslo sFoJ put
kroz Centralnu JuZnu Ameriku, ali sc nlje
svratio u Argentina, premda su vesti kruzile
dale Argentina poslala speciJalnog predstaV
nika da izruci Wallace-u poziv ma posetu. TO-
Ii zaiednici sa skorom izjavom Predsednlka
Roosevelta da sve "osim jedne' sestre repub-
like saradiuju, dokazuje da do sada interest,"
y1adailIte gange II Argentini nalazu da Sc ne
pridruzuie Uiedinienim Nacijama. Svakako IL
gleda da Sc Argentina smatra sVe samo ne
priateljska prema Ujedinjenim AaclJama, po-
sto ie do sada, iskljucena cd dolazece kon-
ferencije hrani koja ce Sc odrzati SjedmJe
MIN Drzavama: takodjer is iskljuccna i cd
dolazeGo konferencije novcu.
Ali svakako Argentina igra prilicno Vaznu
ulogu, narcotic Il proiZvodnJ hrane, nJenl
kapitalisti iskoriscavaju danasniu sltuaclJu
(kao sto cine svi kapitalisti koji mogu) koja
omogutaya svestranu trgovnu. Prema lednom
bezicnom brzojavu njujorskom Timesu od Ar
naldo Cortesi, Argentina je imala naJmanJl lz-
voz cd 1917 godine, ali novcana trgovina, zbog
visokih cena. omogucila joj Je da prosa 60
dina bude druga najbolja Il poslednjoj dece-
Mil. Vaznost Argentine II vezi sa prolzvodnJom
hrane ma jbolie Sc da razumeti kada Sc ina u
vidu da normanim vremenma ona proizva-
dja polovinu ceokupne svetske proizvodnie Sc
mena Cd lana, druga proiZvodnji kuruza, Je-
dna izmedu prye tetiri iii pet ii proizvodnji
mesa, osma Il proizvodnji zita. U koliko problem
hrane bude rastao u toliko ce ekonomska vaz-
most Argentine da raste, posto Argentina je
prva izyozu kuruza, govedine i semena cd
vrrnsceuJ, Je uaKouJeI medJu prve ce-
tri nacije IL izvozu zita.
Buduci da Sc priblizuju novi izbori Ar
gentini,, postoji moguenost da Sc desi neka
promena (pored uvek postojece mogucnosti da
radnicka klasa uzme svou sudbinu svoje ru-
ke) poltickom gledistu kapitalisticke. klase
Argentine. Kako stvari stole sada izgleda, pre-
ma Cortesu, da &c sadasnji predsednik argen-
tinskog sonata, Robustiano Patron Costas, kan-
didat sadasnjeg predsednika Castillia), biti ma
redni predsednik Argentine.
Bio jedan iii drugi to nece korstiti radni-
Gina Argentine. Nina ce koristiti samo jedno
istlcanje svojih kandidata i svog programa sa
zahtevom da zemja ndustriie Argentina
budu zajednicko vlasnistvo proizvadjaGa. A da
bi bill stanju da podupru takav zahtev on
moraju da organizuju svoie snage Socijali-
st1cke lndustrijalne Junije sa kojima da uzmu
drze krecu sredstva "a proizvodnju Beg toga
nema sretne buducnosti "a radnicku klasu
Argentine.
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.ko tel maplovito. Politicar "sirokogmd' po-

ako tek maployito. Polticar "srokognud' po-
red toga sto je "hitar' ne protivi Sc moguc-
nosti da nrivuce sebi "socijalisticke' glasove.
Onai ko 10 "hitar', a uz to JOS i "sirokogrud",
ne preza cd takve igre samo kad moze da mes
to sustne pruzi senku; toliko mamie preza
cd toga ~ako mu to pruza mogucnost ola socl-
ializam zakopa. A "a til svrhu narcotic je po-
Gesno pitanje "opcnskom vlasnistvu'. Ono
zvuci DO "socijalsticki'; mi pax znamo da
sama rec moze da prikrije smer koji je najos-
triie uperen protiv radnika. Posto je propala
njegova detinjasta prica da Je on obdaren bo-
godanom osobinom da stoll ma celu lndustrlJa,
kapitalist trazi zgodnu luku "a pribeziste
ucenju "opcinskom vlasnstvu'. To je dlvna
kapitalstch 4 "nrvica' da n jom zalaze one
koii Sc name ma "mrvice'. Mi znamo "a tn
botu. S obzrom bas ma to, Socjalisticka Rad
nicka Stranka zauzela je svoJe stanoviste pre-
ma tom pitanju, To stanoviSte stiti pristalicu
Socialisticke Radnicke Starnke cd ''mrvica"
S te strane Prema tome nije nikakvo cudo sto
kod cikaskih politicara ia 'mrvlca' iii rodvaia
sa 'opcinskm vlasnistvom igra tako veliku
lcgu. Ono ie tamo Ill tolikoj meri uzelo maha
da je opcinskoi borb, koja Sc okonGala IL
borima cd l. aprila, "opcinsko vasnistvo' BIZ
10 ispisano kao geslo ma bariaku kapitalisticke
stranke U politckom programu te partije,
besedama poiticara te partije rec ie opcin-
skom vlasnistvu mad zelejznicama, mad tvor-
nicama CASA, mad eektricnim radionicama
da mad swim sto sc dalo yideti. A polit.car
u Cikagu ina u dobre noseve; kako So dobr
ii njihovi nosev vidi sc po tome Sto je bro
glasova Socijalisticke Radnicke Stranke znat-
no skoco, dok je broj gasoya Sociademokrat-
ske Stranke sa iZjavom II opcem programu
"opcinskom vlasnstvu", koja je dala moguc-
nosti da Sc cko tog pitanja povede politika
"mrvica' pao tako nisko da su vodje te
stranke pocele da govore o postocima da bi
sakrile svoju bruku. Tako je, dakle stvar sto-
jaa cikagu. Pametan sociaista vidi podva-
lu toj prici "opcinskom vlasnistvu" vid
je jasno. .Veiki broj glasova keji e pao "a
kapitalisticki predlog "opeinskom vlasnis-
tvu' nije ga smiro vec je navukao bore ma ME
govo cello. Taj ishod glasanja opomenuo ga ie:
da je propusteno mnogo poslu ma socijais-
tickcm vaspitanju; da je veiki broj syeta os-
tavjen bez pouke tako da Sc dale hvatati ma
lepak. U toj pojavi veselja nema. Pa ipak oval
socijaldemokrata senluci: "Dve trecne glaso-
va datih "a predlog o opcinskom vlasnistvn
svedoci da Sc socijalizam nalazi vec IL samom
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-05-20

One treba da razumej ju, da postoieci sis
tenn, uz bedu koju navajuje na njh, jednovre-
memo poradja materijalne uslove drustvene
forme. nuzne "a ekonomsku obnovu drustva
Mesto konzervativne parole: "Postena nadnica
"a posten dnevni rad!, one treba da ispisu ma
svome barjaku revolucionarnu lozinku: Unis-
Daniel De Leon