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The Apache sentinel., 1943-09-24

my children, four-year-old Gail
or two year old Teddy, will
own the stamp that pays for
this mighty bullet.
Anyway, before this bullet is
fired, many millions of Others
will be sent on their way, toward
the enemies of civilization. So, we
must not stop buying War Bonds
and War Savings Stamps, for each
bit of ammunition, each piece of
equipment, brings us that much
nearer to victory.
The United States Treasury now
has underway the greatest financing
campaign in the history of the
world. This means, you are a part
of this campaign, for the Treasury
is only our agent-your agent. We
must not let ourselves-our boys in
service, our dreams of a peaceful.
democratic world = fail for want of
money.
When you think of that final, last
shot, you realize that it is money, as
we'll as the trigger finger of the boy
who fires it, that will release it.
Let's start now-by buying War
Bonds to the limit-to send it on it's
historic way.
If we do not do this, there will be
another bullet - coming our way
from the enemy. He is bending every
effort toward victory, and ruthlessly.
He takes from his people, from those
he has erslaved; he even robs and
steals, as well as kills, in his terrible
drive to defeat us.
But we are free. We are still a
people permitted to act voluntarily.
That thought alone should inspire
us to sacrifice.
I recall a terrible fright / had a
few months ago. Suddenly, over the
studio lots where I was working in a
picture, there was great roar. The
sky was clouded with bright objects,
falling from bombers The thought
came that these might be those
pieces of paper soaked in phosphor-
Gus which catch fire on touching the
ground, device used by the enemy
to start fires.
Call to Duty
I was relieved when I saw one Of
these little papers. 1t was a call for
us to buy War Bonds, dropped by
our own bombers.
How wonderful, thought, that
these were not bombs, dropped by
the enemy-that they were only a
call to a duty which all of us must
meet. My children were safe; moth
ing had happened to them. Crate
Continued on Page Eight
The Apache sentinel., 1943-09-24
"a Phone CoII)

'Fort Huachuca? This is 'Ro-
chester'!"
eyes, Fort Huachuca-Ill be
there with you all next Monday
afternoon, September 27. And
I'll stay with you all until the
afternoon of Wednesday, Sep
tember 29th, when I'll go by train
to Hollywood.
ooh, yes, I'll do a lot of shows
for you all at Fort Huachuca and
I'll visit the hospitals and do
about everything else you may
have arranged for me there. I
hope you have some outdoor
shows, as well as indoor shows,
arranged for me.
eyes, it will be my FIRST visit
to Fort Huachuca. No, Mr.. Ben
ny will not be with me-not this
time, anyway. Man, I'll be glad
to see you all at Fort Huachuca
next Monday afternoon!
$50 long!
ooh, Fort Huachuca = hold
everything, till get there!"
The Apache sentinel., 1943-09-24
HAVE YOU PAID THE FEDERAL
USE TAX ON YOUR AUTOMOBILE?

the hours of 1000 and 100 at the
Post Office Building in the Canton
ment Area, and the SOU Post Of
flee. The tax is $500, plus $500 pen
atty; total $1,000. This arrange
ment has been made for the cons
venience of the Station personnel.
On and after 25 September 1943,
private automobiles without stamp
evidencing payment Of tax will not
be operated on the Post.
The Federal Use Tax stamp will
not be available at any other place
on the Post.
The Apache sentinel., 1943-09-24
POST FINANCE OFFICER
EMPHASIZES NEED FOR
INCREASED BOND SALES

Tuesday evening of this week the total figure sale of
War Bonds Fort Huachuca participation in the Third Ma
tona War Bond Drive had reached $44725-not quite the
halfway mark in the Forts goal of 100000
interviewed at that time 1t Col John c. Arthur Post Fl
Officer who charge the drive at the Fort
quite frank his appraisal of the that has made
Tar in the drive and in his expression strides that he
The Apache sentinel., 1943-09-24

nOPeS VIII be made.
The progress we are max
ing is not at all satisfactory"
Col. Arthur declared. I'VE
have a number of young wom-
en- who are working hard and doing
a splendid job; likewise activities on
the Post are doing a splendid job
but it is not enough to accomplish
our mission"
Stating that up to now Fort Hua-
chuca has about one-half of its
quota filled, the War Bond Drive
chairman emphasized that ''we have
used up about two-thirds of the time
allotted TO raise a total of 100000"
With the drive ending Saturday, Oc-
tober 2, there are only eight more
days left for Fort Huachucans to di-
rect their efforts toward raising an
additional $4,000 in cash sales.
Said Col. Arthur, Everyone must
put his shoulder to the wheel and
push-push hard Those who have
The Apache sentinel., 1943-09-24


One Of the most important things.
Col. Arthur points out, is to use ones
influence to sell other people and to
encourage them in their purchases
Of bonds. To this end, the Finance
Officer puts the responsibility di-
rectly to the heads of the depart
ments and activities.
"The 'higher-ups'," he says, "can
DO more by lending their support" ;"
The sacrifices that we are asked to
make are nothing compared to what
our boys are doing. We are only
asked to loan our dollars for a norm
ally short period of time and they
are returned to us with interest"
Members of Col. Arthur's staff in
the Finance Office work day and
night to accomplish the extra work
necessary in completing the paper
work" involved in the sale of bonds.
Moreover they do all this extra work
Of processing bonds in addition to
their regular finance duties.
Continued On Page Eight
The Apache sentinel., 1943-09-24
Your Bond Nay Buy the Bullet
That Is the Shot of Victory
By LENA HORNE

hollywood Calf, Sept 23-Someyvhere on some far bat
tieheld one OF our allies of American boys will
tire shot 1t will be the last shot of this terrible arhe shot
that brings Victory.
That the shot all hoping are paying for when we
buy War Bonds
Maybe will be paid for through War Savings Stamp pur-
chased by chd might your child or it might be that
The Apache sentinel., 1943-09-24
USO MOVIE SCHEDULE

Saturday, Sept. 25-"Abe Lincoln
in Illinois"
Sunday, Sept. 26th = "Meet the
Champ"
Saturday, Oct. End = Parachute
Battalion"
Sunday, Oct. 3rd Unexpected
Uncle"
The Apache sentinel., 1943-09-24
It's Quite Different in Russia!

The simple folk of Russia TOLD to GIVE their money every
ruble they more, the Army
TOLD to buy that the able
they bought there
these
through which they bought the bonds
their leader Joseph San They other
single recent month the Russian billion
or at the official rate of exchange EIGHT HUNDRED
DOLLARS.
Americans money with return of the
principal GUARANTEED plus interest.
Are YOU lending?
The Apache sentinel., 1943-09-24

Starting her career as a dancer
in New York's Cotton Club, Miss
Horne is now one of Hollywood's
greatest singing sensations and a
Broadway favorite, also the toast
OF Fort Huachuca. She urges us
to Back the Attack,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-22

mixed, Of which there is a
splendid variety and range.
Ii is wise TO use two coats
of paint on new wood, the first
coat thinned a little. But there
are new paints on the market
too that require no thinner.
First the furniture should be
smoothed with sandpaper and
busted to secure an absolutely
smooth surface.
The first coat should be
thoroughly dry and should re-
ceive a light going over with
very fine sandpaper before the
second coat Is applied.
Trick Tables
In the finer pieces of I'M
finished furniture there are some
really impressive tables, includ-
ing trick pieces such as
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-22
Drop Cookies

BRAZIL-NUT patties make a
real tea surprise, and they are
especially nice TO use through
out the winter.
2 eggs
u teaspoon salt
teaspoon vanilla
| cup sugar
cups ground unblanched
Brazil nuts.
Beat two eggs 20 thick foam.
Add salt and vanilla. Add sugar
gradually. Beat after each adj
dition. Stir IN nuts. Drop by
teaSpoonfuls onto CREASED cooky
sheets. Flatten with Spatula.
Bake IN a moderately slow oven.
325 degrees. for 10 minutes.
Makes 4 TO 5 dozen.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-22
The Best Pickles TO Serve
With Various Types Of Meat

PICKLES ARE the perfect
accompaniment 20 meat. A
pungent pickle. STEPPED in vine
gar and spice, brings out the
lusty flavor of a piece of meat,
adds a contrasting crisp and
crunchy flavor and dresses the
dish with an attractive garniSh
folks always enjoy eating.
Any one is good with meat.
But certain types are so SUI
perbly suited TO certain kinds
and cuts OF meat they just
naturally belong together.
Balancing your pickle service
with the proper meat course,
as suggested IN the chart, can
become a quick and easy way
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-22
New Imprinted Furniture Offers Scope for Artists

which, while they do not take
stain as well as the harder
varieties, are still very suitable
for an extra room or for a
child's room as we'll as for the
kitchen.
The better pieces are Of hard
wood such as beach or maple,
grains that take finish remark
ably well and that stand up
under all sorts of treatment.
Painting Instructions
A paint store or the depart
ment stores that specialize in
these implanted pieces that will
give the necessary information
about the painting technique.
The beginner is urged not 10
attempt color mixing TO attain
a certain desired shade but TO
pioneer with the colors already
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-22
Information
For Cactus
Growers
BY ISABEL FUCKER
Garden Editor, The Detroit Times

VISITING OTHER peoples
homes in the winter time makes
one realize Just how many peo-
pie grow the innumerable forms
of cacti. Those who neglect
them a bit generally find they
have better plants than the
folks who fuss over them. But
it all depends.
There are cacti growing ma
tive in so many parts of the
world, some Of them in very dry
regions, some in fairly dry, and
some in quite moist parts-and
the place where the species was
found growing wild naturally
determines the amount of water
that particular species needs.
Since most of the cacti we
own were grown in a green
house from seed, there is less
chance of the plants having
such varing appetites for water
than If they had been collected
from the wild.
How 10 Tell
Just 10 help you with the
water problem-look well at
your plants. Those with flat
leaves can stand more than the
column or spear-shaped ones.
When growth Of the plant slows
and II enters the dormant period
especially In very.cold weather..
ease off on the watering.
II In doubt about watering a
cactus - don't. Use water at
room temperature. never very
cold water. Don't wet the top
OF the plant, water the earth
only.
Now for the soil problem. No
cactus will stand for wet feet,
so the drainage in the bottom
Of the pot should be generous.
Most cacu have very little
root structure, so there will be
plenty of room in the pot for
the additional drainage material.
Mixing Soil
Suppose you are making up a
bushel Of soil 10 grow your
cacti in-here are the proper
-rTUrs fUr MIXTURE they witt
enioy-even IL you can't under
stand how: 2 parts garden
loan, 2 parts sharp sand. n
part humus or leaf mold, ! part
Of old soft brick broken into
small pieces or this might be l
part of flower pots broken into
bits, ! 5-inch flower pot full Of
bone meal. ! 5-inch flower pot
Of ground limestone.
And even with this mixture.
don't forget some large pieces
Of flower pot in the bottom Of
the pot for that all-important
drainage.
II is a good idea 10 keep some
of this mixture on hand and
once a year TO remove the top
inch OF soil from all cacu and
replace with new. Cacti in gen.
eral need be repotted only once
in two or three years.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-22

of serving suhty Favored COM
binations 10 your family.
Beef
Roast Beef-Cross cut sweet
pickles, fresh cucumber pickle,
India relish.
Pot Roast - Sweet mustard
pickle. fresh cucumber. pickle,
preserved sweet onions.
Boiled Beef 49, Sweet mustard
pickle, India relish.
Elllet MFG nOn Preserved
sweet gherkins,- cross etft-sFEeet-
pickles. fresh cucumber pickle.
Corned Beef - Sweet or sour
mixed pickles.
Cold Sliced Beef-Sweet mus
tard pickle, India relish, fresh
cucumber pickle.
We'd
Veal Roast - Preserved sour
gherkins, India relish.
Dreaded Veal Chops - Fresh
cucumber pickle. preserved
sweet onions. picked onions.
Lamb -
Leg OF LANDLORDS cut sweet
pickles. preserved sweet onions.
Lamb Chop-India relish,
fresh cucumber pickle.
- Fish -
Strong flavor $500 Chow chow,
picked onions.
Delicate flavor - India relish,
fresh cucumber pickle.
Pork -
Roast Pork -- Sweet mustard
pickle, India relish. preserved
sweet onions.
Pork Chops Fresh cucumber
pickle, preserved sweet CHER
kinS.
Baked Ham 49, Sweet mustard
pickle. India relish.
Cold Boiled Ham-ChoW chow,
sweet mustard pickle
Sausage 49, + reSh cucumber
pickle.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-22

SOMETHING TO bring out
the color scheme expert and the
artist that turks i'm almost
every one Of us, is the beautiful
implanted furniture now on the
market.
There are simple pieces for
the beginner, demure tables and
small chairs, while for the
seasoned furniture-painter there
are big impressive pieces in
Guiding large tables.
In lieu of the simple. kitchen
type OF thing usually available in
the unfinished furniture lineup
there are really fine pieces.
which. with a finish, make fine
looking furniture.
Soft Wood Pieces
There are good but mex
pensive pieces of soft wood,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-22
Baked Salmon

SALMON IS always A treat
and much more so on the com
ing meatless days. Let's make
ii into a real dish by baking II.
Take good size pieces OF the
salmon and dip each in mayor
naiSe. Roll in fine crumbs.
Bake in a hot oven. Serve with
rolls, coffee and salad, and a
really delicious supper will be
VOLTS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-22
Potato Variation

FIX POTATOES in a new. ex-
citing way by Scooping them
out into small balls, cook for
about 6 minutes, and drain. Then
fry until golden brown in hot
salad oil, and roll in chopped
mint or parsley.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-22

dining room table that opens up
10 six feet but which when
folded is less than one foot
wide.
There are handsome end
tables built with a space 10
hold gramophonc records that
would fit into any interior.
For space economy there is
a handsome drop leaf table
complete with drawers and cabi-
net for storing silver, china or
linen that will seat six and
which folds against the wall
when not in use. This is a boon
for the one-room home.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-22

Getout stack OF scrap paper, plenty of pencils and
figure up your income tax for 1912. you're not using
the optional FORM better have instruction book like the
above at 25c. It's suitable and complete for
incomes There other books for high incomes.
For Shopping Information, Call CHI. $500, Line 347
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-22
27x54 coloKful
administer RUGS
800

Firmly woven, beautifully patterned
throw rugs like these are additions to
any home. Deeply mapped for long
wear, harmonizing colors.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-22

FRYING MUSHROOMS
WHEN YOU fry mushrooms
in salad oil, season them well
with salt and pepper, and add a
dash OF lemon juice.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-22

There are good but mex
pensive pieces of soft wood.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-22

Enrich that bare spot with one of
these colorful, fet-color beauties.
Waffle pattern, frightened by gay
floral border. Fringed. 2Sxj7 inches.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-06-24
S. L. P. IINTERNACIONALE

sleelniem ioi Generanom Sekretaru: ''Za deset
eodina Intelnacionala ie dominrala iedu
stranu evropske istoriie stranu ia koioi Sc
nalazi buducnost = moze gledati unatrag na
svoi rad sa ponosom.
To bese istina uprkcs skoro neprekldne
bo1be IL sanoi International protiv analhista,
refolmista sekta 'neskusnih toianja
koii pokusaSe da "vlte iznutra da Sc proti-
We pokretu znanstvenog Sociialzma. Zaista,
zbcg owe bolbe. borbe II koioi je Marks grao
vodecu ulogu, Soeijalisti6ka teoriia taktika
.behu klalifikovane. To narcotic bese istina Il
vezi sa pclitckom stranom pokreta pod bes-
krainm napadma Bakuninsta (Anarhista).
Ali svaki napadaj samo prouzrokuie nova raz-
jasnienia, novi dokaz da, po recima Marksa:
'sJednog dana radnieka klasa mora da dr.
Ii polititku moe II svoiim rukama da bi tlspos-
tavila novu organizaciiu rada; ona mora obo-
lit: start politcki sistem koii odrzava stare in
stituciie zivotu, ako he zeli da Sc, kao rani
hriscan koji prezlahu i zanemiravahu takvu
akciiu, odrekovase ''kralievstva IA zemlii.
Ali Kongres Internacionae Haagu 1872,
gde te reG behu izgovorene, bese joi pcsled-
Mi. Poraz Pariske Komune koji dovede Inter
nacionalu ma stvarni vidik po prvi put, bese
smrtan. Kao posle svih vecih poraza proleta-
riiata sledio je period apatije koja Sc morala
istrosti pre- nego sto Sc moglo spremiti "a no
vi napad ma despotizam kapitala. Da bi Sc
sprecilo organizaciji koja je udarila strah
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-06-24
BROJ 25. = NO. rs.

rat mnogi SLIM neprijatelji
lnju su konaGno ekonomski iscrpi-
Ii, voinicki slornili politicki ras-
trojili; doduse, nj Moi nije tre-
balo bogzna kakvog napora, da Sc
kajzerizam srusi; u styari oval
!. je bez borhc predao kljuceve od
svoga grada. "Masoyna akcija" do
sla je ma dneVni red posle novem-
bafske reyolueije.. Pomocu ME su
spartakovci pokusali srusiti sal
defnanizan uspostaviti diktatu-
fu proletarijata. Ma predveGeriu
toga pokusaja Nemacka ie biIa
puma radnickih vojnitkih sovje-
ia. Ali oni su bill zuti, kao sto su
bill zuti prvi Soviet Rusiji.
| Nth je trebalo uciniti crvenina
pre- no sto Sc ie smelo pomisliati
ia uspesni pohod protiv sajdema-
nizmac Rusi 81 to uGinili n1nogo-
mesetnim radon. Spartakovci hte-
dose da uGine skok. Oui ostavise
eovjete i po6ese poziyati radnike
na generalni straik, ma "masoynu
akciju". Jedan Sc dec odazva, dru-
| gi ne, nego stade w zutu vladu.
Pored vojske i policiie, vladu po-
Gese pomagati radniGki i VOL
niGki Soviet. Razume Sc, ne syi,
ali mnogi. Otpote gradjanski rat.
Priznati treba, spartakovci behu u
stanju podici slime proleterske
mase. Progovorio je proletershi
instinkt,, na hojeg je Marx tako
mnogo polagao. To bese dragoce-
na revolucionarna para = ali bez
nuznog kazanai Nije blo nuzne
industrijalne organizacije, koia
ia uzme krece industrije, te svo-
ju vojsku snabde jedne strane,
$ oruzjem n7unicijom, $ druge
- zivotnim namirnicama. Sve
bese stavljeno ma kartu "masov-
ne' II. neorganizovane aheiie. CIR
veni izadjose IL industrial, a zuti
ostadose NINA. Ia nekoljko da-
na, nakon promenljive srece IL u
lienim bojevina, "mascvna akciia"
ostade bez hrane bcz oruzja
dzebane bez alata ga proizvodnju
toga. A kolkctolko organizovani
neprijatelj imase svega, ako he u
lZobllJu, ono "a upotrebu. MA
sovnoj akeiji" bi slomljena kicma.
A onina IS oc;jalistima", hoji su
uzeli sebi Il zadatak da .nju cor
(Nastavak IA 4. strani.)
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kom. Proslo iskustvo je pokazalo kako &c ne
obazrivost ma tn vezu bratstva koja bi trebala
da postoii izmediu radnika raznih zemalia
kcia la in podstice da stole cvrsto iedan uz
Crugog II swim borbama "a oslobod ienie biti
kazniena zajednckim porazom nIihov.h nesre-
dienih napora.' Ia ''Beseda' svrsi sa pozi-
vom: ''Proleteri svih zemaia, uiedinite se!''
Tu II par reci, razloz "a esnivanje Medjuna-
rodnog RaelniGkog Udruzenia behu izrazen
Z uvodu "Privremen.m Pravilma" kaza-
no ie ola s'ekonomsko potciniavanie coveka ra-
da monopclizatoru sredsaya rada to jest IL
vora zivota, leM na dnu ropstva swim njego-
vim formama, ma dnu sve drustvene mizeIiie,
montalnog ponizenja politicke ovisnosti.' - E-
konomsko oslcbodienie radnieke kase 'ieste
zato vel.ki cili kojem bi svaki politicki pollret
trebao bti podlozan.' prvom pasazu iznasa
sc sustina klasne borbe: s. oslobod ienie
ra6lnicke klase mora biti izvojsteno po samoi
radnickoj klas.' tako saradnia sa radikal-
nom burzoazijcm, plicina na kojoj Sc mnogi
pokusaii radnicke klase "a svrhe samo-poboli-
sania i oslobodienja nasukase, bese izbegnuta
Il samom pocetku.
Internacionala, pisao je Marksov zivotopi-
sac, Franz Mehring, bese '1niti bezznaGaina
senka niti uzasna pretnia, kako bese na;zmence
nazivana po fantaziji burzoaskih skrabala.'
Ali MEN upliv ma savremenu istoriju ma pro-
letersku borbu bese ipak velik. Kada bese ko-
nacno raspustena, Engels je pisao Sorge-u, po-
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tinjenica svetu. Kada je kona6no
"masovna akcija" pokusala zadati
starom rezimu poslednji udarac,
Il njegovu odbranu nije skoro "a
pistao nj jedan kursum, niti "a
blistao jedan bajonet. Carizam
je bio les. Start ruski rezim niie
unistila "masovna akcija", n e q
mediunarodni kapitalizam, ma pr
vom mestU nemacki imperiialiZam
A boljsevicku novembarsku revo-
luciju nije takodje izvrsila INA
sovna akcija", nego organizoyana
akciia SOvjeta, koii su cd n1arta
do novembra prepIaVili ogromnc
biyse carstvo. Olitenje te organi-
zovane - ako ne potpune - ak.
CHE bile su Crvene Garde rad
ni6ki savezi. Ko je zadao smrtni
udarac Kor1ilovoj pustoloyini?
Savez zeljeznicarshih radaika, ko.
ne htede dostavljati niegovoi Vol,
sci hranu dzebanu. Kada su
boljseviki vcc osvojili vIast, Lenir
ie izjavio: da &c revolucija pro-
pasti, ako Sc "a sto krace vreme
ne uvede organizacija discielI.
na II proizvodnii. Ma srecu, kapi-
talisticke sile behu zauzete to
vreme medjusobnim ration, pa su
nasi drugoVi u Rusiji mogli do
nekle da organizuju proizvodnju.
Pa onda: ko brani danasnju rusku
rcvoluciju Cd kontrarevoluciie
"masovna akcija" iii organizova-
ma akcija? Pc prvoj bi revolucija
odaVno dala bogu dusu. Zasto sd
drugovi Rusi Crvene Garde zane
null Crvenim Armijama, koii
ma. sude5i po Svima saopstenii-
ma, vlada najzeljeznija discipli-
na? Zato, sto je Crvena Armija
udaljerija Cd "masovne akciie",
nego Crvena Carda, pa dakle
pouzdaniia, Kratko receno, kada
Sc Lenin izjavi Ii korist "masovne
akcije, on pod njom ne podrazu-
neva rulju, koju pod njom podra-
zumevaju nasi "levokrilci" u Anne
riei, nego toliko organizovanu ak
ciju masa, koliko to dane prilike
dopustaju. To potvrdjuje njegova
praksa. A "a takvu "masovnu ak
cilu' smo i mi Cd S. L. P. sto va
n "a Rusiju, to vazi - u nesto
manloj meri - "a Ugarsku.
U Nemaekoj je stvar vec druk-
Gle stojala. Doduse, dugogodisnji
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-06-24
(Nastavak sa /. strane.)

redienie. Prva Internacionala bese instrume-
nat "a vezbanje radnika da III uei da marsi-
raiu zaiedno da Sc ucini Sociializam ciljem ce-
log radnickog pokreta. "Komunisticka Inter
nacionala kao sto Geo svet zna1e, bese stvorenle
Stalinizma, tex oruzje Sovjetske strane politi-
ke, tako neslicna Pfvoj International kao sto
je grobo-kradjiva hijena nesliena mocnom la
WI.
Marks je bio na pozornici na skupstlni
dvoran Sv. Martina, ali nije uzimao aktivnog
utesca novine promasise da rekorduju njego-
vo prisustvo Ipak, on lie bio MEN vodeci duh.
TO bese Marks, koji je napisao proslavljenn
..Nastupnu Besedu' 'Privremena Pravila
Oni ne behu napisani neustrasivim, izazivac-
kim jezikom ssKomunistickog Manifesta".
.Vreme je potrebno'', Marks ie pisao Engel-
su, s1pre nego sto ozivljeni pokret moze sebi
dozvoliti start smell jerk. Potreba momenta
ieste: neustrasivost Il stvari, ali blagcst II po-
nasaniu." Ali "Beseda" i'Privremena Pra-
vila' postave organizaciju znanstvenu ba-
zu. sBeseda'' bese pregled jedne decenije po
evropske istorije sa narocitim nagasivanjem
poraza radnicke klase. Oni behu rezultat mani
kavosti solidarnosti, programa opstih ciljeva.
tsOsvojiti poiticku vlast, postala je velika duz-
most radnicke klase,'' kazano je u "Besedi".
- .Jedan elemenat pobede oni poseduju
broinost; ali brojevi postaju odlucuiuci samo
ako su ujedinjeni kombinaciji yodjeni nau-