davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1943-04-30

t1:00 A.A.- 44l.540 1890 Noon 692. 100
100 Pm. S78.56O 900 Pm. LOSS, ,070
Total----1 35S.69O
fUnit Of trading. 10 shares: sales printed
In full. In bankruptcy or recetvership Or
being reoreaniSed under bakruptcy Act,
or securities assumed By such companies.
Rates Of DIVIDENDS in the foregoins tabls
last quarterly or semi-annual declara-
ton: Unless otherwise noted. Speetal or
extra dividends are not included. Z H
dividend. II rights. . Also extra or
extras. q Cash or stock. Paid last year.
I Payable in stock. & Declared or paid 90
far this year. h Payable in Canadian
funds. K Accumulated dividends paid Or
declared this year.
Evening star., 1943-04-30
Business Briefs

EXCESS Reserves OF member banks
declined $60,00O,0 900 in the week
ended April % to reach approx
mately $2,280, 100000, the Federal
Reserve Board reported. Banks
holdings of United States Treasury
bills decreased $18,000,O00. Member
bank reserve balances declined $780,
600, 900. Money in circulation climb
ed $4,000, 900 and. non member de-
posits and other Federal reserve
accounts rose s38,000,00
Pressure Groups are the vested
interests OF today, President Emil
Schram of the New York Stock Ex-
change told San Francisco business
men. He called for their control
through regulations similar to those
imposed on railroads, utilities and
financial markets. Business and
Government is getting closer to-
gether, he said.
More Repair Materials for homes
and farms should be available this
year, according to the Wall Street
journal. This country is past the
peak in building Of war plants which
gobbled up steel, lumber, cement,
asphalt and gypsum by the millions
OF tons last year, it declared.
Large Salaries were the target of
stockholder at the annual meeting
OF International Nickel Co. of Can
ada. President Robert C.. Stanley's
salary of $215,050 was singled out
for criticism by j. H. Winnett Of
Oakville. That kind of q salary
causes discomfort in the minds of
workers and it gives the agitator
something to talk about" he said.
In reply Stanley said he had been
president ten years. and had received
no salary increase in recent years.
Executives usually die in harness,
he said, and therefore get no bene-
fit from the pension plan.
An international Cotton Agree
ment such as now exists for wheat,
beef, sugar and other products, was
suggested by P. K. Norris of the
Office OF Foreign Agricultural Re-
lations in an address before the
Cotton Forum sponsored by the
New York Cotton Exchange at
Memphis.
Loans to Brokers and dealers on
securities held by New York City
member banks totaled 1896, 900 900
in the week ended Wednesday, a
gain of $1340OO,0OO over the pre-
vious week. A year ago they totaled
$316, 100000.
New York Telephone Co. earned
$6,360,919 in the first quarter, against
$6,400,623 year ago. Operating
revenues totaled SOL ,128, ,466, against
$58, ,459 ,592 a year ago
Bethlehem Steel Corp. earned
$6 ,228 ,693 or $154 q share in the
first quarter, compared with $6,140.-
6S8 or $1.5l a share year ago. In
the last 1912 quarter, net was
$5,73l ,289 or $1.37 a share. A divi-
dend Of $3.50 a share on the COM
mon was declared.
Wheeling Steel Corp. earned $961,-
39l or SO cents share in the first
quarter, against $l,200,000 or $1.3l a
share a year ago.
Bush Terminal Buildings Co.
earned $193,745 or ,$2.77 a share in
the first quarter. compared with
$129, ,5S6 or $1.85 share in the same
1912 period.
United Gas Improvement Co.
earned $5,004 ,545 or II cents a share
IN the first quarter, against $4,688,-
852 or l6 cents share year ago.
Net for II months ended March 81
was $17,170,168 or 81 cents a share,
Evening star., 1943-04-30
Beneficial industrial
Loon Profits Drop
By the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, April 30.-Beneficial
Industrial Loan Corp. and subsidi-
aries reported net income of 1854 ,98l
for the 1943 first quarter, equal, after
preferred dividend requirements, to
43 cents a common share. compared
win 81 ,l89 ,928, or n cents a share.
IN the like 1912 period. when more
common stock was outstanding.
Evening star., 1943-04-30

against $19,835 ,596 or 68 cents q
share in the preceding year.
Commonwealth Edison Co. earned
IS, 766 $50 or As cents a share in
the first quarter, against $5,973, AL
or Al cents a share year ago.
A. M. Byers Co. earned $3.50, 800
or 95 cents a share in the first three
months of 1943, compared with
1868 ,263 or $102 a share a year ago.
Houston Oil Co. earned $372,26l
Evening star., 1943-04-30

Chicage Grain Market.
Whest, no sales. sale. ~ Corn Ne; ! yellow
white. i.a8ia: No. J, "a Oats. No. i
mixed : 85E: No. 2. IS; ss; No. ! white, s6G;
e2-1 .o7, nominali feed, s5-sS. nominal.
Evening star., 1943-04-30

or $104 share in the first quarter
against $5l2,689 or SLAB share .
year ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-07

rededicating themselves 10 about
effort on the home front.
School children throughout the
city were 10 join in this solemn
tribute offering their prayers to
help America.
Other tributes TO Americas
heroes were scheduled. Blue Star
mothers were to gather at st.
Anne Hall, 2441 Anders. 10 pre-
sent a war bond to 1t. Fay Cham
payne.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-07
3Windsor Area
Missing

Three Windsor area members
of the RCAF were reported miss
ing by the Canadian government
today after raids on Berlin and
KasSel in Germany.
Missing were Flying Officer
Robert Waddinton. %, of 1866
Wyandotte; Pilot Officer M. c.
Shaw. 20. of Amherstburg, and
Sgt. William Whitney. n, Of 979
Windsor.
Washington and Shaw, MEM
bers of the same bomber crew,
were reported missing after a
Berlin raid and Whitney after a
blow at KaSsel. -Waddington was
one of Windsor's star high school
athletes in 1889.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-07
GAIN IN WEIGHT

pains to provide such Injuries as
a concert grand piano for prison
erS OF war.
Dr. Davis told of a French con-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-07

cert pianiSt--a prisoner of war
who was traced by anxious Nazi
music lovers at Munich and when
found in a nearby camp, he was
provided with the best piano in
the city.
Under special treaty ar
ranged at the Geneva conference
for treatment of war prisoners,
DR.. Davis said he supposed that
Japan's treatment Of prisoners
corresponded to the Nazis but he
admitted that Red Cross and
"Y" officials had little contact
with the Far East war lords.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-07
Time. Photo

who have relatives as prisoners
of war.
His description sounded at times
like an extended vacation at a
summer resort but in an interview
later he admitted that without
supplemental food rations of IL
pounds a week, the German war
prisoner would barely survive.
For example, breakfast consisted
of a black liquid corresponding to
coffee, a quarter of loaf of black
bread -- il had TO suffice for the
rest of the day--and ersatz mar
malade or grease.
The Germans, he said, preferred
grease to butter in many instances.
Lunch was an diversified bowl Of
soup and dinner was a repetition
Of the black liquid and another
portion of soup - providing you
were a laborer.
Officers were not forced TO
work but the enlisted prisoners,
he said. toiled on farms, high
ways, factories and mopped up
after bombing operations.
GAIN IN WEIGHT
To frantic relatives, Dr. Davis
explained that despite these hard
ships, prisoners gained weight.
In some instances prisoners were
reported gaining as much as 80
pounds.
The Nazis, he said, we're a
strange sort.
While they ruthlesSly wiped out
teivilian. populations in occupied
-
pains to provide such luXuries as
a concert grand piano for prison
erS OF war.
DR.. Davis told OF a French con-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-07
2dAnniVerSdrY
Of Pearl Hdrbor
Attack Observed
CONTINUED from Page onel

CONTINUED from Page one)
for the Boys over There" Thank
Your Lucky Stars and Stripes
and when the Lights Go on
Again, All over the World.
Other American favoriteS Sched-
uled were Remember Pearl Har-
Dor" The Army Air Corps and
The Bombardier Song The pro-
gram was TO end with the stirring
This Is Worth Fighting For,
Acting as master of ceremonies
for the program 10 be broadcast
from the city hall steps was TO
be l.. Glen Shields, commander of
the Detroit District Association OF
the American Legion.
Shields was 10 introduce Mayor
Jenries. 1t. (jg) r. +. Dye of
Oakland. Cal, and PHARMACISTS
Mate Don Ritter of 1858 Field.
both now statiend in the Detroit
naval recruiting station.
ON SALVAGED SHIP
Wearer Of the Purple Heart,
Ritter participated in the first
landing at Guadalcanal and later
saw action in Sicily. where he
was injured by a landing craft
during the height of invasion
operations.
1t. Dye saw service aboard a
navy ship blasted at Pearl Harbor
and later Salvaged and reftted by
navy engineers. He sailed with its
first mission of retribution,
High point of the program was
TO come at 2:25 p. m. when. with
the blowing of taps, Detroiters
wore 10 stand with bowed heads,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-07
U. S. Fire Losses Increase

NEW YORK. Dec. z (INS)-
Fire losses i'm the United States
during the first 10 months of 1913
totaled S300S72 900. an increase
of $46,636,000 over the like 1912
period.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-07
CITIES OVER NIGHT

There is no end 10 construc-
tions-arTny. navy and marine.
Where one dav there was a huge
cane field, there now is another
camp. or a row of buildings or
q tent city.
The possibility of the Japs at
tempting another attack on Pearl
Harbor is not being overlooked.
1t. Gen. r. c. Richardson Jr,
commanding general of the Ha-
waiian theater, has emphasized
repeatedly there is such a posi-
bility. There is never a lessening
in defense measures.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-07
Red Cross Activities
Cheer War Prisoners
BY AL KAUFMAN

Life in a German prison camp
is a dull. monotonous routine Of
cramped quarters. meager food
rations and hopping up opera
tions after Allied bombers have
hit their targets.
But thanks 10 the American
Red Cross. that life is made more
bearable for American prisoners
of war whose only complaint is
shortage of mail from relatives in
the states.
"Y' OFFICIALS STORY
That's the story told today by
DR.. d. A. Davis. international
YMCA official, an official neutral
observer of prison camps in Ger
many prior to Pearl Harbor who
through his work is familiar with
conditions in these camps.
In Detroit as guest OF "Y"
officials. Or. Davis told first
handed the story of German prison
life 10 several hundred Detroiters
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-07
Pearl HarbOr
Stronger Than
Ever Before

PEARL HARBOR Dee Z
QNS)-ln the two years since
Pearl Harbor was treacherouSly
attacked bv the japanese, what
was once an American outpost
has grown 10 a tremendous for
tress, stronger by far than II
has ever been.
The only visible scare remain
ing today from that infamous day
are the rust-coNercd hulk OF the
battleship Oklahoma and The tar
get ship Utah And engineers stu
are working all hours al the job
Of raising the Oklahoma so that
II may yet ioin those other Amer
lean warship the JapS thought
they had destroyed.
TELLS OF PROGRESS
Admiral Chester W Nimitz.
commander in chief Of the Pacific
feet. summed up the progress
that has been made in the last
"a months when he said:
For two years we have faced
the necessity of containing the
enemy while gathering the
strength necessary To drive
through the vitals Of his de-
Tense system"
Now a greater bastion OF Amer
lean naval strength than ever
Pearl Harbor is filled day after
day with ships coming and going
Ships Of all types, from a tiny
harbor patrol craft 10 battle
ships and aircraft carriers which
the enemy may think are still
nothing but blueprints.
Army camps throughout the
Hawaiian Islands seemingly are
never empty and lines Of troops
and trucks loaded with soldiers
crowd the highways as they set
out for or return from back
breaking maneuXers-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-07
BLUE STAR MOTHER DAY

In a proclamation by Gov,
Kelly, Dec. z has been named
Blue Star Mother Day.
Tonight, at 8 p. m. in ST. Pauls
Cathedral, Veterans of Foreign
Wars will honor those who have
died on the battlefields in patri-
otto memorial service and at Tenn
pie Baptist Church, Fourteenth
and Marquette, DR.. Fred Donnel-
son, who has just returned aboard
the Gripsholm, will talk on the
enemy we are facing.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-12-30

nih Drzava imperijalizma" CLAW
ma proizvodnja je linn, a to Sc ma
lazi u rukama tih kompanija. Via
da, kao i sve druge Wade kapi-
talistitkim zemljama 'saradjiva-
la" je tim kompanijama ONO
gueavala i'm neograniceno izrab-
ljivanje radnika. Cak je i vojsku
upotrebljivala da krsi radnicke
strajkove i poubijali su oko diva
deset rudara jednom strajku
limarskih rudnika, nazad godinu
dana.
Neki novinari kazu da je stanje
radnika tamo ravno stanju kines-
kin Kulija da je mizerija uzasna
medju radnim stanovnistvom, dok
je jedna grupa sa domacim j stra-.
MIN kapitalom sve zemaljsko bo-.
gatstvo prigrabila sebi. Nova Via
da nastoji da Sc opravda pred Sa-
yeznickim silama da dokaze ma
razne nacine da ona nema nikak-
We veze, direktne niti indirektne,
sa nacistima. Ona odlazi tako da-
leko u tome "dokazivanju" da je.
yec ministar finansija Estenssoro
izjavio da vlada planira da kon-
fiskuje sva Osovinska poslovna
preduzeca u zemlji. A Montenegro,
mnistar poljoprivrede, rece da je
revolucija 'popularno demokrats-.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-12-30
WOH "strikes back"

Mathew Woll, podpredsednik
Amerixke Federacije Rada, odgo-
vorio je ma napad sto je uGinii1,
Sovjetska stampa ma MEGA druge
amerieke radnicke fekere, u casOpf
su "War and the Working Class-
U tome casopisu Sovjetske noSine
su nazvale vodje AFL CIO 'e-
akcionarnima" "koritasin4-
Sovjetska stampa nije u nateIu O.
sudila owe radnicke fekere, vec ih
je optuzila da su protiv jedinstva
II ratu. Sovjetska stampa nije O.
sudila americke radnicke fekere da;
su protiv Industrijalnog Junioniz-
ma i protiv Proleterske Revoluci-
ie. Ear Stalinisticka Rusija nile
isto tako protiv Industrijalnog Ju-
nionizma Proleterske RevoIuciJe,
kao radnicki fekeri ovde sc
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-12-30
Znak Ruke Cekica

Njujorski Sunday News (26. de-
cembra) posvetio je ednu strani
Gu kalendarijumu Ia 1914. godinu.
Ma kalendarijumu su pribelezeni
svi takozvani legalni blagdani.
Syaki blagdan predstavljen je sa
odgovarajucom slikom.
Mi smo Sc zaustayili ma tome
kalendarijumu posto smo primeti-
Ii ola je septembarski Labor Day
ma tome kalendarijumu oznaaen
sa rukom cekieem. Nile to obiana
slika ruke i cekica, to je reproduk-
CHA sluzbenog znaka Socijalistic-
ke Radnicke Partije.
Kakva je bila svrha upotrebe
tog postovanog znaka Socijalistic-
ke Radnicke Partije, mi nismo
spremni da recemo, ali vrla cinje-
MICA da sc tai znak upotrebio, to
cd strane zute kapitalisticke kr-
petine, "a oslikavanje takozvanog
Labor Day, terra mas da sumnjamo
motive onih koji su "a to odgo-
vorni.
Labor Day, kao sto je poznato,
niie styarni .radnicki blagdan. To
ie dan koji je plutokratija "milos-
two" bacila .radni8kim -fekerima u
zsmenu "a njihove usluge toj plu-.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-12-30

.Od .kada je u Boliviji izvrsen
drzayni reokret( 20. decembra) /,
novinari politi6ari mnogo pisu i
govore toj promeni. Jedni tyr
de da je nova vlada nacisticka
i fasisticka, drugi pax tvrde da je
uz Ujedinjene Nacije da je libe-
ralna, treci opet ne znadu Sc
snaci, vec samo nagadjaju. l sam
drzavni sekretar, Cordell Hull, re-
&c da sc treba "a neko vreme uz-
drzati cd priznanja te move VIA
de. Novoimenovani predstavnik
Bolivije Washingtonu, Enrique
de Lozanda, rece da je nova Via
da Bolivije "osnovno liberalna" /
da &c "besumnje biti priznata' po
Sjedinjenim Drzavama.
Ova mala juzno-americka drza-
vica, cije stanovnistvo broji TEX O.
ko 5000. 900, zadala je mnogo brige
Sjedinjenim Drzavama i Velikoj
Britaniji. Oni Sc plase da nije ma
cistitki uticaj bio faktor u tome
preokretu. Buduci da je Argenti-
ma dobrim delom pod uticajem ma
cizma; oni veruju .da je tai uticaj
prosiren ma Boliviju. Ia vodju o.
vog preokreta koji je izvrsio pre-
okret, Victor Paz Estenssoro, kaze
Sc, da je pristalica nacizma.
Prema swim znacima oval preo-
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-12-30
zELJEZNICARSKI 1 cELLcNI RADNICI

kapitalistitkom klasom. "a uspes-
no razbijanje te lame we're, po-
trebno je najpre rabbit zabludn
Eoju su junijski fekeri prosirili
kod radnika, zabludu .da su rad i
kapital braca. Razbijanje te Ia
blude omogucice pretvaranje da-
nasnje klasno-nagonske borbe
klasnosvesnu borbu, omogucice, ii.
organizovanje radnicke klase u
politicku organizaciju koja &c bi-
ii izraz olicenje klasnih intere-
sa radnika, organizaciju koja &c
igrati ulogu navalne armije ma
cit a d lu kapitalista-izrabIjiva-
ca, ma politicku drzavu kapitaliz-
ma. Razvitak klasne svesti kod
radnika omoguei &c i'm, da uvide
potrebu napustanja sadasnuh fe-
kerskih junija i nuznost organi-
zovanja klasne junije, koja &c BIZ
ii izraz klasnih interesa radnika-
Ma mesto sadasnjeg fatalnog ce-
panja radnickih snaga, mora doei
klasno jedinstvo proizvadjaEa;
mesto pregovaranja sa kapitalis-
tickim izrabljivacima, mora doci
neumitna borba protiv. kapitaIis-
ta-izrabljivaSa; u me % trzz
ME "a nistavne povisice, mora de-
ci revolucionarni zahtev da prOis-
vadajti imadu pravo ma, moraju
primiti potpunu drustvenu vred-,
most svoga rada. Drugim retiHrz
radnici Sc moraju organizovati II
obaranje kapitalistickog sistema
privatnog vlasnistva zemaljskih
Industrial, "a uspostavu zajed-
nickog vlasnistva zemlje j alata-
U koliko danasnje n1eizbezne
borbe izmedju rada kapitala pos
luze da radnici blize dodju nuk-
nom minimum klasne svesti, u
, toliko one imadu svoju korisnu
stranu. Ia sve druge svrhe one
predstavljaju poraz "a porazom
radnika, koji Sc ponavljaju i koii
&c Sc ponavljati sve dok Sc ne or
ganizujemo "a obaranje kapitaliz-
ma. Kada Sc "a tn svrhu organizu-
jemo, tada &c doei kraj porazi-
ma, doce kraj hiljadama godina
muka i patnja, doce kraj mizeriji
nemastini, doee kraj ratu unis-
tavanju. Radimo "a to, ubrzaj-
mo dolazak tog sretnog dana
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-12-30
Citaite strife |'Radnicku B0rbu!

ka revolucija, gledajuci u pravcu
boljih zivotnih uslova zemlji
kroz doterivanje ekonomije i so
cijalnih uslova uspostavljanjem
pravicnosti''. Nova vlada &c tako-
djer nastojati da dobije prizna-
ME "od svih prijateljskih nacija,
a narcotic cd Sjedinjenih Drzava.'
Ia radne mase Bolivije ova pro-
mena nece doneti nikakve pobolj-
sice. Mama izgleda da je ova ere
volucija" rezultat borbe domace
sitne burzoazije, potpomognute sa
opstim radnim masama, protiv
krupne, domace i strane, burzoa-
zije "Sjedinjenih Drzava impe-
rijalizma" I ako cd owe promene
radnici Bolfvije ne mogu nista o.
cekivati, ona je ipak buntovnistvo
protiv flepodnosljivog ekonomskog
stanja, koje i'm je nametnuo tai
krupni kapital i "Sjedinjenih Dr.
lava imperijalizam". Mozda &c il
ovog nereda i komesanja radne
mase nesto nauciti i organizova-
ii svoj pokret, nezavisan cd svake
burzoazije, i spremiti Sc "a unis-
tenje toga ugnjetayanja. - S. C..
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-12-30

kret je pofnagan cd opstih radnih
masa Bolivije, premda je glavnu
Eulogu igrala vojska. Carlos Mon
tenegro jedan cd vodja preokreta,
kaze Sc, da je posvetio poslednjih
nekoliko godina u 'napadanju
"stranih posednika rudnika lima
i 'Sjedinjenih Drzava imperijali-
zam'".
Saveznici su mnogo zavisili u
ovom ratu cd bolivijskog lima
cato sc plase da i'm Sc to ne bi
izmaklo. Ali izgleda da je tn pc
sredi wise posednistvo tih rudni-
ka "Sjedinjenih Drzava imperi-
jalizam". Jedna grupa koja je
uhapsena po novoj vladi koju ma
zivaju LA Rosca" kliku, kazu
da je "zatvoreno srediste potenta-
ia koji ugodno dele izmedju sebe
boratstvo 7emlje, iarabljivaju
srednju klasu radnike."
Tri komranije poseduju kon-
trolisu celu rudarsku industriju u
Boliviji, a i Standard Oil Co. je
takodjer dobro ustanovljena tamo.
Kako izgleda, to su strani posed
nici proizvodnje i prirodnih Two
ra protiv kojih je ia buna u Boli-
viii. DosadaSnja bolivijska vlada
'bila je verni sluga tih kompanija,
"stranih posednika'' "Sjedinje-
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-12-30

Soc, Third friend Csc, n Frantin 800
NJ. Zelinger 25e., M. ID. 25c., N N 25c
Wagner Csc, A. Selebu 81 90, John De
lioos soc, N. N. 25c, Mclaughlin 25c.
J. Remung CSC, F. P. 25c., Ch. Well
broch 25c, Hostess Cake 25c. Wm
Quinn 25e. Ukpuno $3.50.
Sabirna lista, broj 1852, sakupio F
Rack: Bozic 25c., Thomas 25., Aleksa
soc. Abramovic 25c. Ukupno $1..25.
Ukupno ovom broju $10.75.
Svega do danas $2l2.s5.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-12-30
(Nastayak ga l. stranel

MIN industrijama koje Sc nalaze
pod vladinom kontrolom. Drupim
recima, zeGeznicarima je bilo doz-
volJeho da istece % Cd predvidje-
nth 30 dana opomene koju su dali
vlasnicima zeljeznica da &c stu
pitt ma strajk ako Sc ne dodje u
susret njihovim zahtevima "a DO
visicu. Ali, kao sto Sc moglo oceki-
vati, politicka drzava dodje po-
moe poslodavcima u IL. casu,
pravo 100000 .leljeznicarsNih
radnika rretvara Sc prah pc
geo pod gvozdenom cizmom "od-
bora "a obavljanje poslova cello
kupne burzoazije."
POuke.
Svakako da &c radnici, celicni
zeljeznicarski, objasnjavati sa-
mi sebi kako su oval put promasi-
Ii zbog kombinacija ovih iii onih
uzroka. To objasnjavanje mole
sluziti kao neka uteha, ali to &c
biti uteha koja &c te radnike uti-
niti lakim zrtvama novih poraza.
Marksista priznaje da je borba
oko najamnice neizbezna, da <ce
Sc ia borba ponavljati sve dok
kapitalizam postoji. Ali priznava-
juci to, Marksista ne dolazi do
apsurdnog zakljucka da radnicku
klasu ostavi ma miru da Sc vekov-
no bori ma nacin koji joj unapred
sosigurava poraz. Zbog toga, Mark
sista nalazi "a potrebno da uzme
svaki primer borbe radnika pro-
rtiv kapitalista i da ga iskoristi
"a svrhe budjenja klasne svesti
medju radnicima rodizanja re-
volucionarne politicke ekonoms-
ke organizacije "a uspesnu borbu
protiv klasnog nam neprijatelja.
Varaju Sc oni koji veruju da
Sc uspesna borba protiv kapitaliz-
ma moze voditi sa postojeeim ju-
nijama. Tia sc lama vera mora
rabbit, mace radnicka klasa Ame-
rike platice tn laznu veru sa jed
MIN sveopstim porazom koji &c
uveliko otezati, ako ne skoro O.
nemoguciti, svaku pripremu "a US
pesnu borbu i eventualnu pobedu
radnicke klase mad zrabljivackom
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-12-30

tokratiji. Tai Labor Day je postao
simbol fekerske izdaie radnika: !:
to je dan Ma koji fekeri para 1ira-
in svoje zrtve pred politiekim
predstavnicima kapitalizma uo
mogucnosti prodaiu glasove tih
zrtava Ia masne drzavne druge
polozaje. Buduci da jel Socijalis-
tiska Radnicka Partija neizmiri-
vi protivnik fekerskog junionizma
j svega onoga sto tai fekerski ja-
nionizam predstavlia, narcotic ME
COVE parole da su rad i kapital
braca, toga je nemogute uspos-
taviti ikakvu vezu izmedju tog fe-
kerskog dana ronosnog simbola
jedine revolucionarne organizaci-
!. je u Sjedinjenim Drzavama Ame-
rike.
Ako gu sredjivaci kalendariju-
ma "a Sunday News stvarno ci-
ljali da. :pobrkaju, znacai pdke j
cekica sa znacajem fekerskog La
Dor Day. mi smo sigurni da oni ne
&c doziveti dan slave svoga uspe-
ha. To nije pryi put da su fekeri
pokusali da zloupotrebe tai ponos-
nj znak. Takav pokusaj bio je u
cmjen jes za.vreme prvog velikog
rascepa u Socijalistickom pokretu