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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-02
Sdrvis, Leaving
0PA, Is Glad TO
Change Clients
Is Flint Bank Needs Him;
Chief Of Retionine for
State Tells Of Hea daches
By FRANK MORRIS

Detroit is losing its first OPA
director because he has a big
headache and wants 10 go back TO
being a banker and dealing with
polite customers who want MOTH
ing in the world except money.
Starting his last month in pub
lie office, Arthur II. Sarvis said
Saturday that he is quitting June
] only because a desk in bank
looks mighty attractive after 16
months Of dealing with incensed
citizens.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-02
NEW CITIZENS INVITED

Mayor JeffFies viii head deieSa-
tionS OF officials. clergy. educators.
labor leaders. military men and
women. and representatives Of the
new citizens az both afternoon and
evening programs. Complete de-
tails OF the vast outdoor gathering
al Belle Isle will be ready for an
nouncement in a few days.
Invitations have gone 70 all
known new citizens in Detroit VINO
were naturalized in the last year
10 attend the evening ceremony at
the Institute OF Arts which num-
Der Of governmental bodies and
civic organizations are sponsoring.
They include the l.. s. immigra-
ton and naturalization service, the
board of education and the council
Of social agencies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-02

.tion. words flashed Of an impend-
ing raid.
In a trice the reputcd roulette
wheel vanished. In two triceS
tables that looked for all the world
like crap tables had been dis
.mantled and concealed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-02

Buy War Savings Stamps the
convenient way. Order them
delivered to your door from your
Detroit Times caTrier-salesman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-02

the Minute Man" and the "Bull 'S-eye" flags.
Their accomplishment has now been given the
highest recognition of our armed forces-the
Army Navy "E' pennant for thigh achievement
in the production of war materiel"
They are Americans, and are truly helping to
fly the Stars and Stripes above all others.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-02

Like sending him n gift every
day. Order The Detroit Times
mailed daily 10 your man In the
armed fnrceS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-02

-7bHE GEAR GRINDING MACHINE COMPANY, on the
occasion of receiving the Army-Navy Produc-
ton Award, hereby pays public tribute to the men
and women of it's personnel for their outstanding
contribution toward victory.
These men and women, by their substantial
investment in U. S. War Bonds, have won both
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-02
UNDER CLEVELAND

The one big handicap in the
Detroit OPA office rs tho proce-
dure which places this area under
jurisdiction OF the regional office
AZ Cleveland. The executives here
cannot deal directly with the OPA
in Washington.
Sarvis. however refused 10 COM
ment on the fact that this rcd tape
has led 10 confusion and buck
passing He pointed out that Di-
rector Brown has appointed q
committee 10 recommend a new
system Of organization
Among members OF the commit
tee are Ronald Seeley. former sec
rotary TO Gov. Van Wagner WIN
is now assistant 10 Brown; Lou
MaXon. Detroit advertising eXccu-
tive who is tho directors public
relations manager and Manning
Shaw. Browns secretary.
SarviS had no intention Of TAX
ing an important government Job
and staying away so long from his
home town. After Pearl Harbor
he locked up his desk IN the Flint
bank and went 10 Lansing 20 offer
his services IN any way that nc
could be- used
Gov. Van Wagner made him a
member Of the state Defense
Council. and when Washington
asked that someone he chosen
from the council 10 ration tires.
Van Wagner designated Sarvis.
THE next thing knew. I
s>ras made OPA director for the
3 southeastern counties" he
explained IN such a way that u
was obvious he is still amazed
by what has happened 20 him.
As far as politicians were con-
Ccrned, SarviS was a babe IN the
woods
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-02
ESCAPING POLITICIANS

He denied firmly that politics
has made his life uncomfortable
or that he is reSigning TO escape
from politicians.
cit must be remembered that
am on leave Of absence from
the Citizens Commercial and
Savings Bank Of Flint" Sarvis
said. 81 have been away l6
months and II Is time TO 20 back.
have had no trouble with any
Of the executives in Washing
ton"
No man in Detroit has worked
harder in the last year than this
Flint banker who has had the
task of setting up the rauoning
program in Wayne and II other
counties OF Southeastern Michigan.
II has been a night-and-day Job.
.There has been rumor- In cir
lation that SatVis is resigning
because Prentiss NJ Brown; OPA
director and former u. S. senator
from Michigan, never has con-
tacted him. The local chief said
the rumor is not true.
"My relations with Washing
ton always have been happy"
H. tHetCsnd
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-02
GENTLEMEN PALLID

The apparent clients had been
immobilized in a side room Pallid,
well-barbered gentlemen who only
a few moments before had been
ostensibly accepting the cuSto-
mers' coin fumbled for telephone
numbers of their bondsmcn.
The vacancy of the purportcd
gaming room existed for full half
hour. Then the beatific express
sions returned TO the charged
co-proprietors' faces along with
the previous reported collection OF
equipment.
Investigation proved guard
had inadvertently trod on the
wrong set OF BUYERS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-02
MRS. sARRIs TO RESPOND

The program will open with
music by the Wayne University
band followed by greetings from
Mayor Jeffrics. Irma Myers Of
Wayne L.. and David William
Schroeder of University of Detroit
will respond for youth. Mrs. Anna
SarriS. a newly naturalized citizen.
will speaF for those who in the
year have assumed American citi-
zenship by naturalization.
Mrs. SarriS was born in Greece
and has been active in the women $
auxiliary Of the Hellenic Post Of
the American Legion. Greek War
Relief. international section Of the
War Chest. and other patriotic
movements. Schroeder is president
Of Sigma Rho Tau, L. Of DIS en-
cheering college debating society
JUSTICE BUSHNELL HERE
Justice George +. Bushnell of
the state supreme court will de-
liver the main address. Fowler
Smith. director Of music for De-
trot public schools, Will direct
the music.
Fred NJ. Butzel. chairman Of the.
nationality committee Of the
Council for Social Agencies, Is
chairman Of the arrangements
committee for the Institute Of
Arts program. and viii preside.
Florence Cassidy. secretary Of
the nationality committee Of the
council. also is secretary Of the
central scheduling and co-ordinat-
ing committee which is promotingI
a large number Of decentralized
celebrations in this area. including
Highland Parks welcome 70 new
citizens which will be held at
Rackham Building Saturday night,
u
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-02

"My relations with Washing
ton always have been happy
he insisted.
Evening star., 1943-06-02
Dr.. Richard Jackson ,
Noted Chemist, Dies
Scientist Long Employed
At Bureau of Standards

DR.. Richard Fay Jackson, noted
chemist Of the Bureau of Standards,
died yesterday at his home, 5 oxford
street, Chevy Chase, Md.
Funeral services will be held at
3 pm. tomorrow at the home, fol-
lowed by burial in Cambridge, Mass.
DR.. Jackson was awarded the first
Hillebrand prize by the Washington
Chemical Society for his research
work on levulose He was member
OF the International Commission on
Sugar Analysis, American Chemical
Society, Washington Academy of
Sciences, a Fellow of the American
Institute of Chemists, Harvard Club
OF Washington, Chemists Club of
New York, Chevy Chase Club and
former member of the Cosmos
Club.
Born in Dorchester, Mass, DR..
Jackson attended public schools of
that city and was graduated from
Harvard University in 1902 He re-
ceived his Phi. D. degree from
Harvard In 1914. He had lived in
the Washington area since 1907
when he started to work at the
Bureau of Standards.
He is survived by his widow and
daughter, Mrs. Robert Walton
Garrett.
Evening star., 1943-06-02
Tojo Orders 0yerhau|ing
OF jap Industrial Setup
rv tho Associated D,

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, June 2.-Calling the
war situation extremely grave"
Premier HlGeki TOTO has ordered a
major overhaul of the japanese in
dustrial structure, Toxic broadcast
recorded by the Office Of War In
formation said last night.
''The demands for increased pro-
duction Of vital war materials have
become extremely urgent and i'm
portant," the broadcast said.
The japanese cabinet was report
ed to have approved a master re-
organization blueprint calling for
consolidation of all production and
expansion of undeveloped war in
dustries Productive techniques would
be improved, labor supply readjust-
ed. transportation ''rationalized''
and finance reorganized. Civilian
wartime living also would be stabn-
lied.
The plan also calls for reorganiza-
tlon of business in the occupied ter
TitorieS.
Evening star., 1943-06-02
| % Couples Wed
| At West Point;
80 More Today

By the Associated Press
WEST POINT, N. Y, June O.
Twenty-six West Point graduates
Immediately after being commis-
stoned second lieutenants in the
Army, yesterday joined the ranks
Of the benedicts.
Among those trooping to the al
tars on grounds of tie Military
Academy were sons and a niece of
high-ranking Army officers and the
son OF the West Point track coach.
Starting at l pm, wedding cere-
monies were held simultaneously
every half hour in the cadet and
Catholic chapels Of todays 80
scheduled weddings, six will be in
the old chapel, where none was held
yesterday.
First to be married in the cadet
chapel were 1t. Oliver Bucher, son
Of Col. and Mrs. Oliver B. Bucher Of
Camp Stewart, Ga, and Nancy
Towle, Allentown, Pa. Married at
the same hour in the Catholic
chapel, where - of yesterdays were
held, were 1t. Joseph H. Eastmead
OF Union City. N. j.. and Juanita
Burkhart, Nutley, N. J.
Others who were married were:
1t. John Stockton. son of Brig. Gen.
Evening star., 1943-06-02
Arrival Of June Crowds
MARRIAGE License Bureau

The combination Of June and a
rainy holiday week end nearly
proved too much for workers in the
District Marriage License Bureau,
who were swamped yesterday by
couples applying for licenses.
A near record Of 100 couples yes
terday signif1ed their intention to
wed, jamming the ONCE from open
ing to closing hour The average
number Of licenses filed is about 10.
Officials advanced several reasons
for the large turnout.
June is always conducive to mar
riage, they said. Rainy weather al
ways brings forth more couples, one
official said, although he could give
no reason for that.
Evening star., 1943-06-02
New Counferahdcks
Launched by Nazis
Above Novorossjsk
All Attempts to Relieve
Forces Are Thwurted,
Russians Declare
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
MOSCOW, June 2.-The Ger
mans have launched new coun-
terattacks northeast Of Novoros-
sisk in an attempt to relieve their
beSieged forces stubbornly cling
ing to the last Nazi-held Cau-
casus bridgehead, but every at
tempt has been defeated, 'front.'
line Russian dispatches said to-
day.
Strongly ttacking German forces
made a vigorous bid to regain the
initiative there, the dispatches said,
but Russian infantry backed by
heavy artillery threw them back re-
peatedly.
With the exception OF the Kuban
fighting, the long front was rela-
lively quiet. but both forces are
keyed up for another major cam
paign.
Activity in One Sector.
Last night was especially active
In one sector of the front" said
dispatch to Red Star, the army Or
gan. The dispatch did not identify
the front, but presumably was refer
ring to the Kuban activity.
1--WE captured the first line of
German trenches" it said. This was
not hard, for there was only an out
post guard and it was easily over
Whelmed When We came to The
second line of trenches. however,
they put up stiff fight. But We
bested them. too, and at the end of
the battle had taken prisoners, killed
or wounded hundred officers and
men and destroyed pillboxes and
dugouts."
Red Army forces have been TAX
Ing advantage Of the lull to erect
new Notifications along vital Sec
tons, the dispatches said.
Artillery Pounds Nazis.
Russian artillery has been pound
Ing the German lines, particularly
in the Lisichansk area of the Donets
front, where German efforts to con-
centrate reserves for counterattacks
were described as disrupted.
The German communique. which
was broadcast from Berlin and
picked up by the Associated Press,
said today that the Russians had
attacked with strong forces SUPPORT
ed by tanks and planes both in the
Kuban and at Velizh, about $50
miles west of Moscow.
Heavy fighting developed when
Red Army forces tried to breach
German positions at those points,
but the assaults were thrown back
with many casualties, the COM
munique said.
Evening star., 1943-06-02
Firms Accuse German
OF Spying for Reds
by the Associated Prnss

BY the Associated Press.
STOCKHOLM, June 2.-Frederick
Ege, for many years German corre-
spondent in Helsinki for several NaI
newspapers and secretary Of the
Union Of Foreign Correspondents,
was arrested in Helsinki yesterday
by Finnish officials on a charge OF
spying for Russia, according to re-
ports reaching Stockholm.
Eye admitted the charge, Hell
sinN advices said
Evening star., 1943-06-02
Block in One Town
Has 20 in Armed Forces

WASECA, Minn.-Block 13 is in
Waseca S third ward and has always
been known as the fighting third"
Wartime has only increased the rep
utation, what with 20 children of
families in the block in the fighting
ServiceS-l9 bows and a girl WAAC.
Evening star., 1943-06-02

w. L. Stockton, Fort Lewis, Wash,
and Billie Greenwell, Cornwall. N
Y; 1t. George Newman. son Of Maj
Walter Newman. Tyldal Field, Fla,
and Barbara Woodward.
1t. William H. Brabson, Dayton.
Ohio. and Martha Harris, niece Of
Col. Robert c. Goetz, executive ON
Ger at West Point; 1t. Jack Novak,
son of Leo Novak, track coach, and
Auyne Konecny, Cedar Rapids,
Iowa. and 1t. Donald s. Dargue, son
of Maj. Gen. Herbert A. Dargue.
killed in plane crash several
months ago. and Doris Zimmert.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-12-09
INFLACIJA I GENE

Politicki krugovi pa cak rad
nicke vodje u junijama cesto ras-
prayljaju pitanja o inflaciji. Mas
toii Sc ma sve moguce naeine da
Sc ona spreci. w. L. B. stalno IL
nosi ovu heringu pred radnike,
kad oni traze povisicu plate, 60
vore6i i'm kako &c povisivanje
najamnice podici Gene espapima,
te da smo odmah u toliko blize
inflacije. RadniGke vodje prisilje-
nj po junijskom clanstvu da stall
no izn0se pitanje najamnice ma
dnevni red, ipak Sc slazu s poll
titarima da &c stalno dizanje ma
iamuice konafno odvesti inflaci-
il, ali ipak argumentisu da &c
neprekidno skakanje cena zivot-
MIN namirnicama takodjer biti
krivo n inflaciju.
Oni (radnEke vodje) okrivlju-
ia OPA 5to podize uvek tavan
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-12-09
Borba oko najamnice

dobro zdravi, bite zamenuti sa
drugim osobama. Izgleda da ce
radnici izaci na strajk protiv o.
We odluke VISA.
Pored ovih, sigurno je da ee
naskoro jos mnogo tih priprema
"a straik biti. Radnici II swim
granama rada suoceni su sa is
tim problemom: kako da Sc odTze
zivotu IL ovim daninla svako-
dneynog poskupIjivanja ziyotnih
namirnica. Zahtevi "a veCu ma
iamnicu bezsunlnje da &c Sc po-
javliivati svuda. WIB koia uvek
stoii na strani poslodavaca pro-
twice Sc swim pcVisicama, tada
su strajkovi ma dnevnom Tedu.
PoIititari i WLB nastoje da rad
nike odvrate Cd Strajkovanja
zahteFania poviSicu najamnice,
apelujcti ma patriotizam j ratnu
"nuznost", ali ne ide, radnici vi
de da kapitalisti zgrcu ogr0mne
profile Il swim industrijama ma
CHE povrh svih stvarnih izmi~-
: ljenih troSkova poreza. Sa sva
kom povisicom naiamnjce WLB
| &c podici Gene produktima da do
ticna kompanija naknadi ono sto
! je dala "a poyiSicu radnicima.
IL vecini slucaieva ona to cini
prvo povisivanje najamnice. WLB
niece da kapitalisti in2alo bvare
na profitu dizanjem najamnice.
Naravno da to ne 22oZe oyako
pToduzavati "a uvek, jer kad hi
to bio slu6aj, naskoro bi morah
nositi novac vre&ama kada ide-
MO u du5an da kupino neku ma
lenkost potrepstina. Naljda ce o.
va utrka cena najannice vec
jednom ubediti radniGku klasu da
! borba oko naiamnice, "a kraju
, krajeya, he vodi nihud, da sve
sto Sc dobije opet Sc izgubi. Rad
nix estate dalje najan7ni radnik,
rob kapitalisticke klase, da jedi
ma stvar vredna borbe uastoja-
! MIA jeste unistenje postojeeeg ST.
stema uspostava Socijahst,ekog
poretka. Radnici trebaju da IL
menu svoju dosadasnjl praksu pa
da Sc organizaju politiehi in
! dustrijski sa svrhon unistenja ee~-
le owe kapitalistiGke zapstljanos-
ii meteza.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-12-09

BaS ovih dana priprema Sc ce-
la epidemija strajkova. Ia sada
Sc jos vecinom vodi borba OBJ
liku pregovaranja oko povisice
najamnice, kad to promasi, sto
ie verovatno, tada &c slediti strai-
kovi.
Skolski radnici gradu New
Yorku koji pripadaju CIO juniJI,
gotovi su da stupe Ma strajk Il
prkos odobrene povisice koiu je
gradonacelnik La Guardia udesio
sa A. F.. of L. junijom. PoviSica
ie odobrena svega okC $3.50 n2
nedelju, Leon Zviker okruzni d.
rektor UCW koja pripada Go.
poslao je telegram gradonace,ni-
ku koiem rece: "Vas nesaves-
nj mamac male povisice mad sta
rem 1884. ration, nije obmanuo
publiku, da nista he retemo Q
nadglednim radnicima skoLsk!n T..
Vasa taktika biranja vase sopst-
vene radnicke grupe da Sc s
niom nagadjate, moze sc lzJedn&-
citi sa stvaraniem kompanijsk!-
d0niniranim iunijama."
CIO tvrdi da 2.30o skolskih
radnika cd svega 5000, 2ripadaJu
piihovoj juniji, q ostali broj prl-
pada AFL. Na5elnik La Guardia
SO nagodio sa AFL lokalima za
povisicu cd $3.50 ma nedelju' AL
vodie kazu da &c clanovi njihove
iuniie zauZeti mesta clanova Clo.
ako cyi izidju ma strajk, dakie
AFL &c igrati ulogu straJkoionl-
ca. a policiia Sc sprema da spre-
Ii piketovanje. | gradske vlastt'
policija i AFL odlucao su pri-
pravni da slome straik.
preeovori Sc takodier vode oko
povisice plate delicnih radniha'
Pudarski radnici nisu zadovolJni
sa nedavno dobitom "povislcon >
i oni &c traziti povisicu lznoVa
Povisica plate zeljeznicarsk,nl
radnicima. nalazi Sc IL rukarna
Senate Interstate Commerce Com
mittee. koia je resila da Sc doz-
voli poyisicu SC. ma sat, samo Sc
| los ne zna da Ii &c Kongres tn po-
visicu odobriti. Axe je ne odobTi,
| onda verovatno na dneEnom re-
du ie strajk.
Izgledi su da ce i pomorshi rad
nici izici ma straik, koji &c zahva-
titi $4,000 radnika ma zapadnoJ
obali. Njihov s2or je protiv me-
dikalneg pregleda radnika, koji
Sc namerava uvesti cd strane
VISA War Shipping Administra-
tion). .Pomorski radnici bi, pre-
| ma ovoi odredbi, bill medikalno
pregledani pri svakom polasku
ma put ako Sc ustanovi da nisu
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-12-09

l(ceiling) cenama zivotnih namir-
mica. U pripremi da trazi povisi-
|cu najamnice "a celicne radnike,
Philip Murray rece: "nema efek-
|tivnog nadgledanja tavanskih ce-
Ina OPA nigde" tie da radnici mo
|raju da naknade gubitak koji Sc
|duguje poskupelom zivotu cd ko-
liega vec pate.
Rez obzira ma sve rasprave, "a
|ili protiv inflacjje, ona &c doci,
|ona je vec dobrim delom tn. Rat
|stalno die Gene gore, radnici u
(pEkos argumenata ratnih ape
Ia politiGara njihovih vodja,
moraju neprekidno traziti povi-
|sicu plate, mace moraju gladova-
I'll oskudevati u svemu, pa JOS
|pored toga j tesko raditi, to je
|nemoguee. Inflaciju nete spreciti
|niko. Nju &c samo unistiti Revo-
|lucij aradniGke klase. - sc.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-12-09
DeLeonizom: nada coUecanstva


uzurpaciia iii signal "a drustve-
nu katastrofu, ako politicka po-
beda nije zatekla radnicku kla-
su zemlje industrijalno organize
vanom, ii. u potpunom posedu
poduzeea proizvodnje> j raspodele,
j otuda sposobnom da preuzme
ottawa kontrolu mad proizvodnim
znagama zemlje.' Tai princip in
dustrijalnog organizovanja jeste
garancija americkoj radnickoj
klasi da Sc niko nece biti sta
nju igrati sa njenom pobedom,
ako bude organizovana Il Soci-
jalisticke Industrijalne Junije.
Z koliko Sc priblizavamo kra-
iu ovog Drugog Svetskog Rata, u
toliko Sc pribIizavamo periodu Il
kome &c radnici, u iednoj iii vi
Sc zemalja, biti primorani da uz-
nlu svoju sadbinu IL svoje vlas-
tite ruke. I oval rat mora da G.
ventualno ina svoju "1917. godi-
nu", j oval rat &c dcneti sa So
bonn period kome te danas Ii
vi plutokrati jecati, kao sto je
Charles NJ. Schwab jeoao 1918
oodi0e, kada rece "Vreme dola-
ii bad &c Ijudi radnih klasa, lju-
di bez svoiine, kontrolisati sud
binu opog naSeg sveta. To znati
da boljseviGko [revolucionarno
osecanje mora biti uzeto obzir
j Il vrlo biiskoj blducnosti. Mo
ramo gledati na radnika "a rese-
ME ekonomskih prilika kojima
Sc sada goyori >. ia nisam CO.
vek koji &c neobazrivo predatl
svoje imanje "a uzdizanje nacije,
ali sam tovek koji je do5ao do
verovanja da &c radnik yladati,
i II koliko pre- shvatimc, toliko
&c bolje biti "a nasu domovinu
.svet Ii opSte." Schwab sc donekle
oporavio Cd syog straha kada su
radnici,. zbog manjkayosti valja-
ne organizacije, promasili da us
pesno izvrSe reyoluciie IL mno-
GIN zemliama gde je sve bilo 60
tovo. izuzev organizovanosti rad
niCke klase. | Schwab je uspeo
da umre kao kapitalista ostavlo
ie "a sobom njegov lopovski Sis
tenn pljatke ubijanja. Ali to ne
znaci da ce opet biti tako. | nece
biti tako. ako do usijl jednog
dovolinog broja radnika, narcotic
americkih, dopre ideja Socijalis-
tickog Industriialnog Junionizma,
ideja koja &c radnicku klasu ma
0ruzati sa nesavladivom silom e.
konomske moci. Naoruzana sa
tom nesavla divom silom, radnic-
ka klasa biee u staniu, Il prkos
ma kakvih reakcionarnh otpora,
uzeti drzati upravu drustva.
A kada dodie tai srotni dan,
Eada dodie to uskrsnuce izmu-
cenih i napacenih, kada oval sa-
da nesretni svet bude obaslar
| toplim zracima Socijallsticko2
sunca oslobodienja postane car
stvo srece i izobilja, ime Daniels
| De Ieona bice ma usnama i |
srcima svih svesno-postenih bica
A Il hramu slobode buduceg druS
tva, Daniel De Leon IMAGE mes
to madiu najvecim umovima sviE
vremena - cato &c jamciti oslo
bodjena radnicka klasa!
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-12-09

genie Daniela De Leona. "Nije
u moci jedne politicke organiza-
CHE, tojest partije,' rece De Le-
on, ida 'uzme drzi' sredstva
proizvodnje." To je zadatak eko-
nomskog pokreta "da 'uzme i DR.
III industrijalnu administraciju
zemaljske proizvodnje deIatnosti,
= jedinu stvar dostojnu 'uzima-
MIA drzanja'.'
Sa izradom industrijalne for
me pod kojom radnitka klasa
moze doci do svoga osl0bodjeni
sa kojom moze da upravlja sa
proizvodnim silama zemlie, De
Leon ie dao konkretnog izraza
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beda nostipnuta ma take svestran
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-12-09

Pravi i najgori neprijatelj ma
roda jeste danasnia burzoaska
stampa. Zato Sc drzite strogo svom
dusom deviZe sto VAN je dobacu-
jen: Prezir nlrznja, smrt pro-
past danasnjoj burzoaskoj stam-
pi! - Lassalle.