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Detroit evening times., 1943-01-18
JEWS CONCENTRATED

The - United Press Stockholm
bureau quoted OStland, the official
organ of the German regime in
central Poland, as saying that all
Jews in the area were now con-
fined to 50 reservations" includ-
ing IS 'ghettos in bigger towns
and ID which were '.all-Jewish
towns"
The whole Jewish population
was given as more than 2,000,.
600" and il was said that no Jews
remained outside the area speci-
fled.
The 1881 Polish census listed
3.113.9OO Jews who followed their
religion. The total was estimated
at 100000.
"Nearly one-fourth Of all
Jews In Poland are living in the
Warsaw ghetto Ostland said.
Reports reaching Spain from
France said that since the Ger
mans occupied the Vichy area
10000 persons had been put in
prisons or concentration camps
Stockholm learned that several
hundred persons had been ar
rested in the KriStiansund area OF
southwestern Norway in the last
few days.
A German official statement re-
Iceived al Stockholm said that the
.KriStianSund arrests were aimed
'against "a big secret military or
'ganization training with arms
which enemy planes dropped by
inarachtltp
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-18

Like sending him a gift every
day. Order The Detroit Times
mailed daily TO your man In the
armed forces.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-18
THREATEN TO RESIGN

Members assert that so deep
does the issue cut that Rep. Hat
ton Summers Of Texas, chairman,
and several other ranking Demo
lcrats are threatening to resign
Ifrom the judiciary committee un-
less the appointment is rescinded.
They revealed that a full-scale
battle is scheduled TO take place
next Tuesday when the House
Democrats meet in secret caucus
to confirm or reject selections
made by the committee on COM
imltteeS.
Marcantonio IS listed by the
dies committee as having been
associated with 102 Communist
Front organizations. outranking
jail other fellow travellers" in the
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-18
Red Tanks
Open Way
TO ROStOV
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the Don army under Col. Gen.
KonStantin RokoSSovSki 10 make
a wheeling movement southwark
aimed at enveloplng the German
forces at the western end Of the
lower Don area
Vatutin'S army was approaching
Rostov from the north and below
the Don River A third Russian
force menaced the city. II was
under command of Col Gen. An
rel l. Yeremenko. who drove down
the Stalingrad Tikhoretsk rail
road yesterday 10 capture Dvoi-
maya and Is other towns and
villages,
Vatutin's advance enabled him
to seize Glubovkaya railroad sta
ton, on the RoStov- Moscow line
and the towns of BorodInov and
PotSeluyev.
Gmbovkaya is 95 miles north Of
Rostov and only II miles north OF
the important city of KamenSk.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-18
STRONGHOLD DOOMED

The Observation-Disclosures vic
tory al Sanananda Point appeared
no indicate that the annihilation o.
THAT japanese stronghold. last th'
lcnemy possesses in the Papuar
AREA Of New Guinea, was a matter
of days
Attacking with hand grenade
and bayonet, the American ano
Australian troops stormed. broke
Through and Knocked out the
strong Japanese front line pill
boxes which constituted the enemy
first defense line.
MacArthur'S communique said
that bodies of 152 japanese dead
had been buried.
The Australians who raideo
Mubo. enemy village base II miles
inland from Salamaua, captured
the town and left IL only after
killing all tho Japanese and de-
Stroying or capturing all equip
mept they found. Macarthur s
communique said that enemy
casualties were heavy.
In the raid on Rabaul, on New
Britain Island, BIZ Flying Fort
reSses bombed harbor installations
Flying FortresSeS raided the enemy
airdrome at Gasmata, on the south
coast of New Britain. of New
Ireland Island. northeast of New
Britain. a Flying Fortress bombed
a japanese supply ship.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-18
CHARGE POLITICAL DEBT


to the judiciary committee despite
the fact that heretofore he has
held only minor posts and is the
only member of the American
Labor party ever TO be elected
to Congress.
They charge that n political
debt is being paid TO the American
Labor party. which polled approXi-
mately 100000 votes in New York
state in the last election. for sup
porting sufficient number of
New York congressman TO enable
the Democrats 10 keep control of
the House by the margin OF 222
to 209.
They also see in il the elements
of a deal" for similar support
for New Deal candidates in 1914
Marcantonio's interest in getting
on the judiciary committee is sup
posed to stem from the fact that
lie is 10 this committee that anti
poll tax, anti-lynch. anti-rack-
eteering and anti-labor bills are
sent-all measures in which radi-
cal groups among others. have
evinced keen interest TO date.
Among the members of the
House Democratic committee on
committees who are reported "a
have voted 10 scat Marantonio
was Rep. John y. Dingell of Mich
iCan.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-18
The War
Today
o.
Hitler Erred
In Failure 10
Skirt StaLingrao
By MAI. PAUL c. RABORG

ing like demons, ike trapped
rats in the defense of Rostov
and. in fact, at sll strategic
locations, which includes their
front from Bizerte in Tunisia
10 Tripoli on the Li9yan-Medi-
terranesn Coast.
l have written for months
past that this was to be eX-
pected. Il is Herr Hltler's
death struggle. AL he has, IS
being thrown into 1t and j, Is
anybody's guess as TO how
long il may last.
To understand conditions on
the Russian front it is well to
review the obiectivcs Of the
German general staff in their
original invasion Of Soviet soil.
The main objective. was 10
capture the Middle l. a S t,
meaning Iraq, Iran, Syria,
Palestine and Egypt. The
African Corps, under Marshal
Rommel, was the southern
arm of attack out Of Libya,
TO obtain this objective.
THE ENTIRE Russian as
sault was the northern arm.
The Axis arm in Soviet terri
tory was in itself two-pronged
and had two objectives. OF
course when Hitler invaded
European Russia in June,
1941, he boasted and had
dreams that he, like Napoleon,
would capture Moscow, but
unlike Napoleon, he told the
world he would hold il. In
both Of these dream-boasts he
failed.
For the Nazis 10 secure
their main thrUsts into Russia
it was necessary for them 10
attack on the entire line from
the Arctic Ocean TO the Black
Sea to protect their hanks.
Their major objective was
to pass through the Caucasus
into Iraq and Iran and there
TO join hands with Marshal
Rommel. Then the combined
Axis armies dreamed they
would push eastward into In
dia to meet llirohito's legions.
None of these dreams came
true and now all are doomed.
BUT HITLER desired his
armies in Russia. while pass
ing, 10 capture Stalingrad,
thus cutting the Volga, great
transport water line from the
Caspian Sea TO Moscow.
The fuehrers attack on
Stalingrad was one Of his
major strategic blunders. Had
he by-passed that Volga city
and aimed his attack at As
trakhan, he might have cap
tured that city on the mouth
Of the Volga. In so doing he
would not only have cut river
communication TO the north,
but would have obtained a
foothold on the Caspian Sea.
This foothold was Of prime
importance 10 cut our Ameri-
can line of supply to Russia
from the south via the Per-
sian Gulf and Caspian Sea.
OF course, another second
ary objective while passing
on to their main goal was TO
seize all of the southern Cau-
casus' Soviet oil sources.
THE PRESENT Red Army
objective is 20 drive from the
east-yicinity of Stalingrad-
and north, 10 Rostov, but they
need not waste strength in
capturing That city.
All they need to do is 10
reach the shore Of the Sea Of
Azov in the vicinity OF Rostov.
Then firmly hold that point
and their line of approach 20
il. When this objective is ac-
complished the huge Axis
forces now in The vicinity Of
Stalingrad and the southern
Caucasus viii toe cut off and
trapped.
The Red Army attack 20 the
north from the southern CAu-
casus is really unnecessary
but was probably done 10 in1
sure safety for their oil fields.
The fuehrer and his general
staff know ali Of these condi-
tons Of fighting. They know
the desperate situation they
are in.
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Children Quizzed
For Killing Clue
Registered U. $. Patent ONCE
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NNoulluutu iIuih hkt OANI
band was voiced by Inspector John
"A. Whitman, head of the homicide
squad.
On receiving the pathologiSt's
report, Coroner Edmund J. Kno-
bloch announced, however, that an
attack could not be determined
definitely.
ChildreSs. who is the father Of
two children and lives at TOP West
Garfield avenue, told Whitman he
had engaged in fight with two
drunken men before going 10 the
McGrath homo from a drinking
party.
The police official said he also
had information that one OF the
children saw ChildreSs in the
apartment and heard her mother
cry out:
". Stay away from me.
Don't come near me-"
Mrs. McGrath'S body was found
on a studio couch in her three
room apartment at 8 a. m. yes
terday morning by neighbors at
tracted by the hysterical scream
ing of the children, all under seven
years of age.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-18
IN STRIKING DISTANCE

Now the Russians were within
striking distance of Likhaya. at
the junction of the RoStov-MoScow
the line extending east
ward TO Stalingrad and the line
running westward 10 a rich indus
trial and mining area
The Germans had fortified heav-
lily their Kalitva River line, 80
miles east Of the RoStov-MoScow
railroad. An irresistible wedge OF
Russian tanks. under barrage by
guns and followed by the
infantry and cavalry. smashed the
German line at Litvinovka, 28
miles southeast of Glubovkaya. dis
patches to the army newspaper,
Red Star, said
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-18
Bayonets Riddle Jap Sanananda Defenders
DeImS i'm House Split
By MarcanfOniO FiSlt

committees files I'm number OF
such affiliations.
Marcantonio is the only mem
Der of the House who VoteC
against every preparedness bill ir
the early days of the war, ano
lis national vice chairman of the
A american Peace Mobilization
which maintained a chain picket
line in front Of the White House
until II hours before Germany
Invaded Russia.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-18
BRIGHT MOONLIGHT

In attacks last night on Algiers
and other points behind the Allied
lines the enemy was aided by
bright moonlight, but Allied anti
aircraft batteries met the raiders
with heavy barrageS and destroyed
SIX
For the first time in days the
communique reported partoling
activity by both sides. but other
wise made no mention OF land
Operations.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-18
Ydnks, Aussies
Pave Way for
Early Triumph
Enemy Wireless Station
Wiped Out as Fliers
Smash on Wide Front

GENERAL MACARTHUR, s
HEADQUARTERS. Australia, Jan
.l6.- United States and Australian
troops. cracking the Japanese line
lat Sanananda Point, on the north
New Guinea coast. DESTROYED enemy
front-hnc defenseS. inflicted heavy
casualties and captured quantities
.of arms and equipment, 1t was
announced today.
Al Mubo. l25 miles up the coast
near the Huon Gulf Australian
shock troops climaxed a daring
.thrcc-day raid by destroying the
Japanese headquarters wireless
station and supplies
In their relentless aerial Of
fenSlvc over the New Guinea north
coast area, Allied planes -- from
four-motored bomberS TO sturdy
Australian BeaufghterS -- made
seven raids, including one on Ra-
haul. chief Japanese base IN the
Southwest Pacific. MaCArthur'S S
.communique announced.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-18
GIRL GIVE \ CLUE

ChildreSs' name was obtained
from 3-year-old Patricia McGrath,
who told him. Buddy was here, -
Detective Walter Wyrod said. The
other McGrath children are Bar
bara. Z; Sharon. 5; Winifred, ?;
Kathleen, l, and Geraldine, q
months.
At police headquarters yeSter-
day afternoon McGrath attempted
TO attack Childress while the
latter was waiting 10 be ques-
toned.
Detective Sergeant Harry Will
liamS of the homicide squad said
that ChildreSS served one year OF
/ TO l0-year term in 1929 or
a burglary charge in Anderson
Ind.
/ In 1897. the detective said, Chill.
dress served u months for receiv.
ing stolen property. He broke ou'
of Jail while awaiting trial on the
latter charge but was recaptureC
/ Immediately, Williams said.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-18
TIED IN DOUBLE KNOT

A silk nightgown had been
knotted twice about her neck and
abrasions were visible on her chin,
left leg and body.
The husband, Harold McGrath,
27. a tool and die worker, was
not home during the night. He
told police he had been staying
nights with a friend because the
landlady objected 10 his presence
in the building Police released
him following questioning.
The nightgown around Mrs.
McGrath'S neck was tied in a
double knot. She would have been
unable to tie the knot more than
once and thus strangle herself, if
was pointed out.
Attending the conference, which
followed an autopsy, were Nc
Grath and five neighborS who
heard the childrcn'S intermittent
screams from 3 a. m. to 6 a. m.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-18
DAYLIGHT ATTACKS

The Axis lost seven planes In
daylight attacks on Allied air.
fields, an Allied communique re-
ported, without men tionin
whether the victories were scored
in air combat or by ground de-
fenSeS.
Allied medium bombers ranged
10 the east TunlSlan coast 10 a.
tack railroad communications ct
Gabes, on the Gulf Of GabeS.
Axis fighters offered opposition
and one was shot down.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-18
u. s. Planes Get
I Axis Troop
F|iers Out Of 50
American Fliers Raid
TripoIi; British Step Up
Libyan Patrol Activity
HEADQUARTERS.

ALLIED HEADQUARTERS.
NORTH AFRICA, Jan. 16 tUP).
American planes, attacking
fleet of so German Junker-52
troop transport planes protected
by fighters, shot down seven of
the transports and two enemy
fighters TO bring. yesterdays total
to % enemy planes destroyed by
the Allies. it was announced today.
Eight American planes were lost.
Other reports revealed that the
United States 18th Air Force de-
stroyed II of the % planes shot
down and damaged Ii others.
BPS Mitchell medium bOmbers
and their escort OF P-38 Lightning
Fighters joined in two ferocious
attacks on the enemy plane fleet.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-04-01

a kojeg nisu bill stanju kupti rosto radnic-
ka najamnica predstavlja tex jednu sestinu, iii
mamie, celokupnog proizvoda. Tada je indus
trija bila mamie razvijena nego sto je danas,
tada nije u America dolazio val robe, kako to
recent plan predvidja da ce biti posle rata. Ia
mislimo sada poseratnu sliku ma osnovi pre-
porucenog plana. Ali pre- nego sto pokusamo
zamslti to strasilo, ina jmo ma umu sledece
cinjenice: % samo Odelenje Rada IL Washing
tona priznaje da radnici danas proizvadjaju
diva po puta wise nego sto su proizvadjali
1929. godine; (2) svakoj zemlji ma svetu
rainci mogu proizvesti wise danas nego sto
su mogli pre- 10 godina; CD Svaka zemlja ma
svetu, izuzev privremene place posleratnu
obnovu, IMAGE veeu gomilu viska "a izvoz nego
sto je imala kada ranije; (4 U svakoj zemlji
ma svetu radnici &c biti stanju da kupe sve
manji deo svoga proizvoda sto &c znaeiti sve
veGi visak "a koeg nece biti place kod kude.
"a koeg &c Sc morati traziti strana pijaca.
Ukratko, svi element kapitalistickog sistema
koji su prouzrokovali oval Drugi Syetski Rat
bite prisutni Il jos vecem obimu.
to Sc zove posleratni plan "a ocuvanle
buduceg mira!?
U koiko Sc ii poseratni planovi pojavlju-
ju sve vecem broiu toliko postaje ]asnl-
ia tacnost Marks-Engelso ocene burzoasklh
pokusaja da rese .1rze svoga sistema. Sv II
planovi znaee ia upotrebimo reci Marksa
Engelsa "n. Sc ma tai nacin pripremaJu pot
punije ace krize i da Sc u isto vreme sred-
stva "a njihovo izbegavanje smanjuju.'
Nema mira bez Socllallzma!
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O Rusiiii

Hryatski Svijet prestampava clanke
popa Domladoyca (urednika Nase Nade)
i ma njih Sc uvodnicki osvrce L jednom
Cd tih clanaka pop Domladovac ispoljava
svoj zanos "a bivsu carsku Rusiju syoj
gnjev protiv sadasnje sovietske Rusije.
Hrvatski Svijet pokusava braniti Boljse-
vicku Revoluciju.
Mi ne veruiemo da je Hrvatski Svi-
jet uspeo. Ne da je Hrvatski Svijet pro-
maSio zbog toga sto Sc Boljsevicka Revo-
lucija ne moze uspesno braniti. on je pro-
masio zbog toga sto on pokusava braniti
nestc IL sto sam ne veruje. BcljSevicka Re-
volucija 1917. godne izvrSila ie prone
nu Il Rusiji i ucinila kraj privatnom Was
nistvu kapitalistickom izrabliivanju. Ia
sada mas ne interesuie docniie promene
originalnog pravca Revolucije Buduei da
je to tako. i ako je to dobro. zaSto Hr-
vatski Svijet ne zastupa osnovni princip
Proleterske Revoluciie Il America?
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-04-01
Niie Materijalista

Isti Cvetkov u stoi novni iston
broju, filozofise vladama vladarima.
Interesuje mas oval dec: "Ne mijenja, a
Ii IL bitnost ma stvari, kakav je nacin i
oblik vladanja, ako ma eelu uprave stole
nesavjesni pokvareni politicari, koji sko-
70 nj malo ne mare "a boljak zajednice.
wise nastoje, da cisto materijalno isko-
riste svoj visoki polozaj."
To je prostacka negacija materijalis-
tickog shvatanja istorije; to je isto sto
kazati da su dobri ljudi odgovorni "a
drustyeno dobro, Iii ljud "a drustveno
zlo, it'd; to je teorija koja uci da treba
mo traziti dobre Jude, pax &c sve biti
dobrc; to ie rezonovanje koje uei da nj
je bilo Kolurnba ne bi sc pronasla Ameri
stampe, it'd. Pored takvog ueenja nije
veliko cudo da nevini radnici koji su 60
dinama sledili te "prosvetase" nemaju nj
pojma materiialstickom shvaeanju is
torije. Mi smo davno odstranili veru Il
"dobre Jude kao sredstyo "a reSenje
'drustvenih problema; mi smo zadovoljni
da dokle postoji kapitalisticki sistem pro-
izvodnje raspodele da nece menjati
stvar kakove Sc ljude bude postavljalo
ma vladu. Mcgl bi amerieki radnici iza-
brat, kada bi bilo moguce, Boga "a pred
sednika, Hrista "a podpredsednka svece
svetice "a kongresmane senatore, ali a.
ko ostane kaptalstieko privatno vlasnis-
two sredstava "a proizvodnju, mama &c BIZ
ii - JAOJ i KUkU!
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-04-01
Vulgarna EkOnOmiia
Kanadski Hryatski Glas i'm;

Kanadski Hryatski Glas ina jednu
stranicu koju uredjuje Teodor Cvetkov,
naslov joj je "Znanstyena i poucna stra-
ma broju cd %. MARTA Cvetkov pise
nesto novcu. "Novac sam po sebi nema
nikakove vriiednosti On je tex izrazaj
vriiednosti"
kada imamo ma umu da je Cvetkov
godinama uredjivao novine koje SUI nosi-
lie radnicko ime, tada Sc cudu pitamo:
da Ii ie tai tovek ikada pogledao II znan-
stvena della pcliticke ekonomije Kazati
da "novac sam po sebi nema nkakove
vrijednosti' znaci argumentsati da Sc ma
pijaci moze kupiti vrednost bez da Sc "a
tn vrednost dade druga vrednost zame-
nu. To je apsurdno, Noyac Sc ie rodio
sa stvarnom vrednoseu. Zlato srebro j.
ma svcju vrednost koia Sc odredjuje ma
osnovu istog zakona koji odredjuje vred-
most druge robe Samo je papirni novac
znak vrednosti iii kako Marks kaze: 'Pa-
prni ie novac znak Zlata iii novGani znak.
Njegov Sc odnos prena robnim vrednos-
TINA sastoji samo tome sto on simbo-
licki konkretno predstavlia one iste kol-
cine zlata IL. koiima su robne vrednosti
zamis jeno izrazene.' Ali papirni ,noyac
niie neodvisan cd svog zaledja, cato Marks
i kaze "vrednost Sc noyca menia, bilo sto
Sc MENU samom menja vrednost bilo sto
Sc menia vrednost roba.'
Cvetkov najbolje prolazi kad Sc drzi
astronomije!
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masina, koe posmatrate toliko zanimanja zavodi
nasem dobrom gradu Parizu Process je veoma prost,
duhovit Kad lomaca dobro razgore pacient Sc
evrsto stocu, koju vdite gde via sa kraja
poprecne grede zatim dok greda sluzi ravnalo
on Sc, popustanjem povlacenjem gajtana ma drugom
kraju izmenu spusta vatru podize il nje da b
ponovo spustao nju tako dalje, dok, nakon vseput
nog spustanja podizanja, nastupi smrt Da Ii sad
pojirnate tai process?
= Jasno, casni oce. Smrt pomocu vatre kako je ra
ne praktkovana, prebrzo dokoneava pacientove nuke
suvise bro Par minuta mucenja sve bi svr-
seno: jeretik pustase il sebe poslednji dah..
A sad upade Franc-Taupn - zahvaljujuc
kraevskom izumu naseg Gospodara Francisa I,
koga neka Bog cuva pacjentu Sc daje vremena da Sc
polako przi: da kusa lomacu udise plamen! Kako
visen zasuzan izum
- Da, drag moi brate! Vas je izraz tacan. Bas ta-
ko: da kusa loma6u - udse plamen Racuna Sc da &c
Thou "Istoriia Francuske kni. T. str 271.
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mueenje pacena sad da traje cd dvadeset do ridese
minuta.
= Veceras Parizu dzu tri takve ea1ace -
stavi objaSnjenjem Iguman Maturinaca. Jedna je
pred nama druga javnom rgu, treca Krstu Ira
hoir. Posto dobr Gospodar pomogne gublenju ma
mestu, moc ee da poset druga diva mesta ma po
vratku Louvre.*
grlobe kao da prelaze eranice mogutnos.
tekst istoriGara:
'Uvece istog dana (2 januara 1850
odvedeni pred dve Notre Dame, premlene
tire la spae skele ma
ioi pacienti Zatim paena
NINA, krvn POLAKO popustaiuc gajan ravnaa, spusa-
hu osudjenke povrsne vatre bi mogl mai
liuci ued opet behu polgnut goe zapaen via
iu vazduhu; posto nekoiko puta propustan
bono muGene behu baten vatru gde izdahnuse.' Eora
Franusk cd Oca Danea glavara Dustva Isusa, kn ",
str. Al, Pariz, 1751)
sIstog (2 januara 1857 prisustvu Kralja Kra-
lice eog nakon gorepomenuth prekora sest osudje-
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La Guardia / FOtic

Srbobran je reklamisao cinjenicu da
je Metropolitan Opera kompaniia pozdra-
vrsio izmediu cinova opere aida u ko-
jem SUI ucestvovali razni jugoslavenski
"uglednici", Fotic, Jevtic i drugi
Ali ne treba da Sc Stalinisti srde, u
pozdravu je ucestvovao NINA omiljeni FL
orello La Guardia, nacelnik grada New
Yorka!
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"Proletarec" O 'NarodnOm
Glasniku"

Proletarec ga. n,arta) ismeiaya We
seize Narodnog Glasnika royodom hvale-
ria 'reakcionarnog diktatora kube POS
to je svoj kabinet imenovao jednog ko-
munista." Proietarec kaze da Narodni
Glasnik kaze da bi bilo nista drugo veG
pravo da Roosevelt sledi ,aj primer dok
sdruge strane kongresInan Dies tvrdi da
Il vladi ina mnogo komunista.' To Pro
letarec naziva decjim govorom ma ODE
strane.' Da. ali odrasle dece!
Jos 6okamo Proletarcev odgovor na
nase pitanie odnosno kako da Sc organi-
zuje americka radnicka klasa "a "preu-
redbo socijalne strukture'? Mi imamo
jos jedan razlog II vezi sa nasim zahte-
vom da Proletarec da odgovor na postav-
ljeno ptanje. Tai Sc razlog nalazi Il en-
gleskom delu Proletarca CA marta) u
rubrici urednika Reading Labor Adyo-
cate Poslednia diva paragrafa recene
rubrike. potpuno Sc slazu sa ciljenl S. l..
P, ali u toj rubrici, kao i u raniiim clanci-
ma Proletarca. manjka nesto vrlo vazno
manikaiu sredstya sa koiima da Sc do
die. do eliza. Nj verujemo da ce Proleta-
rec priznati da cili bez sredstva. ma kako
plemenit on bio. ostaje prazna, neostya-
riya NADIA sve dok Sc ne izrade sredstva
sa kojima da Sc dodje do zeljenog ella.