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Only indicated Pitcher
and One OF Best Hitters /;
Hurled No-Hit No-Run
Game Last Week

Art Meska is the American
Leagues best ball player. rec.
ords revealed this week. because
no Is not only the lone unde.
fsated hurlsr of the circuit but
also its finest batsman.
Carrying the colors Of the Ma
val Operating Base, this Holly
wood, Fla, sailor has piled UP
four straight pitching triumphs,
his most recent being last weeks
no-hit, no-run affair over the
Coast Guard.
On the offense his bat is one OF
the big reasons for the clubs sue
cess, forlhe has an average of .483
and his most recent accomplish
ment in this department was a
two-out, third strike, last inning
homer on the lawn of the old Ma
rine Hospital to save the MOB
from defeat Saturday at the hands
Of the Marines.
Pressing Meska Tor individual
honors is big Ed Kacanowicz of
Kewanee, ILL.,, tower of strength
for the second-place Coast Guards
men, who is the circuits second
best pitcher with five wins and
one loss and the second best bat
ter with an average of .42l.
Other top hitters of the Amer
lean loop follow:
Woods, Marine leftfielder, is
third with a 1885; fourth is Con-
stantine, Sound Schools second
baseman, who has a .377; Ralph
Barbary, MOB catcher, holds a
1857; JUL Belli, second baseman,
and Fournier, centerfielder for
the 50th Coast Artillery, are tied
with a 1853.
Next are Silverstone, Sound
School leftfielder, and Torciletti,
Boca Chica catcher, with 1874. Ken
Stone, MOB first sacker, has a .312;
lbenez, Boca Chica third base
man, and Swartzlander, Marine
rightfielder, have a .307.
Besides Meska's perfect pitch
ing record and Kacanowicz's five
wins and one loss, Wolfe of the
MOB has two victories and two
ties; Shread of the Marines and
Hess of Fort Taylor, have tri-
umph apiece. Jack Foley Of the
60th has two WINS and a pair of
defeats, and Harris of the Sound
School, according to available
records, has one win and loss.
Tabulation of batting averages
in the other loop show heavy
smuggling all the way. McNabb of
the Commissaryt PAGES the circuit
with ST. and Leigers of the Air
Station has 500. Next in line are
Mitchell of the Commissary with
.444 and Jeffee and Cantrell of
the Receiving Station with 400
apiece.
Pitching honors are divided be-
tween Kinnamon of MAS, McNabb
of the Commissary, Shoaf of
Craig's Dock, and Conick of the
Hospital.
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FALLS ASLEEP: LOCKED
IN MOVIE THEATER

KEOKUK, owa.-Attracted by
sounds emenating from movie
theater about five o'clock in the
morning, Fred Semple looked
through the glass and saw 10
year-old Joe Haskins trying des-
perately to get out. The frighten-
ed child, rescued by police, ex-
planned that he had gone to sleep
during show and did not wake
UP until shortly before Semple
heard him.
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TODAY'S GAMES
MAJOR BASEBALL LEAGUES
National League

National League
New York at Philadelphia.
Brooklyn at Boston.
Chicago at Cincinnati.
st. Louis at Pittsburgh.
American League
Philadelphia at New York.
Boston at Washington.
Detroit at Chicago.
Cleveland at st. Louis.
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SOUND SCHOOL
nine SHUTOUT
MARINES, so
CLIPPER PETERS cELEBRAT-
ED RETURN TO MOUND
WITH THREE HIT PER-
FoRMANcE

.Three-hit hurting and SPLEEN
did all-around support gave a
vastly improved Sound School
baseball team a SO triumph over
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former allowing but three hits and
the latter giving up five.
Wickers held the Pirates to a
lone safety until the last inning
when two bingles and like num-
Der of errors gave the BUGS their
only score. Final count was 81 in
favor of the Trojans.
Score: r. H. E.
TrojanS $1,000 002 001 0C3 5 3
Pirates - 600 900 Ii 3 3
Wickers and Rueda; Salinero
and NJ. Acevedo.
TO BE CONTINUED
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4
On August Is, 1910, the Key
West American Legion Juniors lost
the first game of series at Tam
pa in the Cuscaden Park, to Is,
but played thinning IL tie in
a second game.
Chas. Albury had bad day in
/, the opener, allowing Ii hits. Five
errors by his teammates did not
help any, either.
In the nightcap, Evelio Vargas
pitched eight rounds, giving up
but two hits. Gabriel Lastres
was on the mound the rest of the
| way.
A. Thompson, Grip Lastres, De-
Witt Roberts, r. Arnold and Men
endez starred in the field for the
locals.
Score of the first: r. II. E.
Key West 010 900 600 / 3 5
Tampa POI 223 21x-13 10 2
Albury and Roberts; Drews, M;
Moreda and Garcia.
Score of second: r. H. E.
Tampa 100 600 900 OO0-1 2 0
Key West
900 100 900 0O0-1 2 0
j. MoSeda, Corelia, Drerus and
L. Garcia; Vargas, G. Lastres and
Menendez, Roberts.
| On August Is, 1910, the Key
West Conchs won over the Ma
rines by an 8 to 2 score at the Navy
Yard.
! Sollenbarger, Marine mounds
man, was little shaky at first, but
from the third on he held the
Conchs hitless.
The victors used three pitchers,
Baker, Lucilo Gonzalez and Jack
lie Carbonell.
Sollenbarger had won 18 games
UP to that time. He would have
made itf19 but for errors by his
teammates.
On his last appearance against
the Pirates, with Armando Ace
vedo behind the plate, he struck
out 18 batters. His average strike
outs per game total IL,
On August 81, 1910, a Baseball
league was organized, composed
of six clubs.
Fire Chief Harry Baker acted
as chairman at the organization
meeting.
| Among those present were Ray
Bush, Pirates; Roy Hamlin, Key
| West Conchs; Charles Spakes, Ma
rines; Juan Navarro, Trojans; 1t.
Russell Pirkle, Army; Chief Lerve,
U.S.S. Pandora and Pedro Aguilar,
secretary.
Games were to be played at the
Navy Field, first of which was
scheduled for Sunday, September
!, 1910.
The opening doubleheader will
bring together the Key West
Conchs and u. S. Marines in the
first, and the Pirates and Trojans
in the second.
Joe House) Casa, he of the dark
one, will face Sollenbarger, Ma
rine ace, in the opening battle.
Harry (BubbeO Wickers and
Salinero will probably tangle in
the nightcap.
On September 1, 1910, the open
ing of the newly-organized base
ball league got under way with a
walk-away for the Key West
Conchs against the u. S. Marines.
The Conchs lambasted the of
ferings of Kitchen for 20 hits and
l6 runs. Casa allowed the Leather
necks but three safetieS and two
runs.
The Marine star hurler, Sollen-
barger, failed to make his appear
ance.
In second game, Wickers and
Salinero staged a mound duel, the
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N ne FOR thu top pasltia1- An
ether victory urilI eEIeuch z-r
more securely as TIRE l1Cps l
outfit
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CONSIDERED sACEED

NEW YORK urre t
vas considered sacred b.
Plains Indians
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RECORDS REVEAL NOB'S ART MESKA
LEADING PLAYER OF SERVICE LOOP
FOLLO OWING THROUGH
PEDRO AcuILAR

The review of baseball activi-
ties in Key West since the late
1905 that has been published in
this column for number of
months continues today.
We have now reached the month
of August, 1910. Today we begin
with the tenth day of that month.
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Certainly Not

Johnny" said his aunt, did
you enjoy the book l sent you for
your birthday"
Il amt looked at it yet" said
Johnny.
why, how is that?"
cause ma said I'd have to
wash my hands when read it."
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Especial to The Citizen,

I'll Innings)
Podgajny and Livingston; New
some and Moore.
New York atiBoston, postponed.
II -- fs
Only games scheduled.
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L skriDcu.

Narodni Glasnik Il. oktobra) doneo
ie jednu tablu koja pokazuje porast cena
zivotnih namrnica. Tamo nalazimo slede-
ce: westinghouse lokal CIO uniie ma
temelju proVedenog istrazyanja ii yezi sa
rastucom cijenom zivotnih potrebstna IL
koje mse pokriva razdoblie dvije godi-
ne. cd /. januara 1941 pa do sada, javlia
Ga su cijene porasle Ia cd 3133 postota-
ka, pa do 80 postotaka, dok su cijene od
septembra 1912 DO danas ma nekm pred
metima poskocile "a 98.8 po sto'.
Narodni Glasnik priznaje da su Gene
poskotile mnogo iznad formule Little
Steel" koja dozvoljava poviSicu plate cd
Is posto Ali svejedno n. G. pise protiv
radnickih starjkova koji su, kao pravilo,
izazvani nepodnosl jivim stan lem radnika.
Setamo Sc mi kada 81 ii ljudi brblia-
Ii da je SIP. "protiv strajkova". Secar1o
Sc mi kada su ii ljudi gundjal da ''nen1a
n;sta bez krvi". A danas in posmatramo
kako Sc protive najelementarnijem izrazu
klasne borbe radniCkom stra jku.
Lizite momc, sto ste neka pljuvali!
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KreSiceya iogina.

Pod nasovom "Stara igra ucienjiva-
MIA y, kresiGeva Danica q. oktobra) IL
vodniluie 0 Versaljskom miru nakon Pr
vog Svetskog Rata opasnosti da Sc sllo-
pi sliGan mir nakon ovog Drugog Svetskog
Rata Danica kaze da je "ohrutnost" Yer
saljskog mira bila samo Ma papiru. RaZ-
log I'd tu popustljivost tada$nlih Savez-
Eika, kaae Danica. bio j. strah Saveznl-
ka cd Ruske Revolucije, koja je ugrozlla
kapitalistiGki sisten profita te da su Sa-
veznic bill primorani da biraju izmediu
dalineg pritiskivanja Nemacke izazlvanja
Galjnih revouciia iii popustanje Nemac-
koj sa svrhom da Sc spreci proSlrenje BolJ-
scVlZma.
Sye to nekako moze proci, ali kada
Danica pontificki pridikuie 0 mogucncs-
E ii da Sc Saveznici ne prevare po drugl
put, ona zvuci smeSna grubo smesna.
Da Ii Danica ocekuie da ako Saveznici
buGu opet suocen sa brani ienr izmediu
proleterske revoluciie otvorenog pcma-
eanja sadasnjih i'm militarnih neprijate-
liza da &c Saveznici izaorati prvo. IT,, postu-
pitt u pri!og proleterske revoiucije? Mu'
drovanir Danice da su Saveznici ranije
podlegli nemackom "ucjen iivanju" ne po-
pokIapa Sc sa istorijskim cinjenicama,
niti sa san1im argumentima same Danice.
Ako su Saveznici, nakon Prvog Svetskog
Rata, popustili Nemackoj zbog opasnosti
proleterske revolucije, tada nje tacno da
su Saveznici pcdlegli nemackom "ucenji-
vanju" Ako je tacno da su Saveznici
bill Irevareni sa "starom igrom ucjenji-
vanja", tada nije tacno da je pretila o.
pasnost prosirenja proleterske revoluci-
je Ali buduti da je tadasnia opasnost pro-
leterske revoluciie priZnata stvar cd sa-
mih burzoaskh drzavnika, Danicina opo-
lnena i logika te opomene, vrede isto to-
liko, kolikoHitlerova rec - niSta. Engles-
ka Amerika pfedstavljaju dve naimoc-
niie kaptalsticke drzaye ma svetu: one
hisu nikad bile spremre, niti &c ikad biti
spremne, da dozvole unistenje kapitalis
t;ckog sistema radi uniStenja Hitlera iii
Hirohta. Prema tome, ako ponovo budc
potrebno paktovati sa "nepri jateljem' da
bi Sc ocuvao, kako ga Danica naziva pro
fit sistem'', paktovace Sc, to kako!
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Mex idu kuci.

Kongresman Earl Wilson IL drzave
Indiane, izjavio je nedavno da Kongres
moze slobodno da prestane sa radon
Ga ide kuci, "posto on kongresl nema
programa" U jednom pismu glasacima
svome okrugu, Wilson rece da su clanovi
kongresa zauzeti samo sa pitanjem ka
ko da budu ponovo izabrani. "Zbog toga",
rece Wilson, "ocekujte malo pa necete
hit izneaadjeni".
Well, to je prilicno blizu istine. Mi
smo zadovolini da kongres ne cini nikak-
vo dobro ogromnoj vecini americkih sta
novnika, ali tc ne znaci da tai isti Kon-
gres ne cini da nece ciniti veliko Zlo.
Nema tome dugo vremena da je proturen
Smith-Conally-ov zakon protiv strajkov
To je Kongresov zlocin protiv radnika
Amerike. Sada sc pred Kongresom nalazi
jos reakcionarniji zakono-projekat. Aus
-Wadsworth-ov bill. koji predstavlja jos
wise zlo nego usvojeni zakon protiv straj-
kova.
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prazninom On sedjase podvucenih nogu pod stolcon
damon desne ruke kolenu levu ruku polucilin-
derom Moi spusto krio. Dugacki prst ia rukama
drhtahu malo ugov cvrsto prtsnutih behu
spusten znak da je oval covek skupo Plato svoje
odelo
Dopustite da predstavim, - uzdahnuvsi
pogedajuci koso prozor, poee ia tako rec
professionally gresnik ~
ia napravih kao da nisam dobro QUO njegove
& mirno zapitah:
Kako?
- ia professionally gresnik, = ponovi slovo
po sovo doda Moja e struka gazenje drustvenog
moraa.. -
tonu recenice zvucaSe skromnost ia
uvrebah nj traga cd kajana recma ma lieu.
Vi. ne biste Ii casu vode? predlozih mu a
Ne, hvala vam! - odbi on njegove oci osmehom
krivca zaustavise Sc men.
- vi me, kakc cini, razumete sasvim jasno?
- Me- zasto? - odgovorih ja dajuci, po primeru
evropskih novinara, neznanju izged neusenosti Ali
mi ocevidno poyerova. Masue pouclinderom kroz
vazduh i skromno smeseci Sc, zapodede razgovor:
- ia Gu Yam navesti nekoliko cinjenca IL mojeg
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vaJu novnama kao izvor poroka razvrata Stano idu
reporterl "a wanna, da bste tacno ma vreme ispunli
svoje obaveze.
ia Sc nakasliah, da bin sakrio svoju sumniu Zatim
upitah sazaljivm tonom:
- Je Ii to bolest kod vas?
On odrecno zavrte gavom, mahnu sesirom sebi u
lice kao lepezom odgovori:
Ne, profesja. ia vet rekoh, da je moia sru-
ka manji skandali ma ulicama javnm mestima . Dru-
81 drugovi nasem birou bave odgovorniim krupn-
Jim deima, primer - vracanjem verskog osecania
zavodenem zena devojaka, kradjom do lade doara .
On uzdahnu pogedajuci unaokolo objasnjavase:
= i drugim postupcima protiv moraa. -. a ia
pravim samo mamie skandaIe. -.
On govorase kao zanatlija svoiem zanatu. To
poce razdrazavati ia zapah sarkastieno:
- Vas ne zadovojava to?
- Ne! - bez okolisenja odgovori on.
Njegova prostota obezoruzavase budjase sinu ra-
doznalost Pocutavs, postavih mu pitanje:
- Jeste Ii bill zatvoru?
-trl puta. A. uopste ia radm srazmerno kaznama.
Ali kazne placa svakako bro -. objasni on
(Nastavice se)
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GLAyNO IZBORNO PITANJE.

Nainoviji Gallup poll rekorduje da pita-
ME koje zauzima prvenstveno mesto mlsma
glasaca, jeste: "Koja partija i koJl kandldatl
imadu najvecu sposobnost da rukuj ju sa prob
lemon poseratnog uposlenja?" Razume Sc,
mi Sc ne oslanjamo ma gospodlna Gallup-a
njegovu masinu "a pipanje pulsa, dabi stvorih
zakljueak 0 oeevidnom osecanju ogromnog sta
novnika owe zemlje Ali, ovom slueaju, mi
smo suoceni sa Gallup-ovim pronalaskom koJl
Sc podudara sa generalno priznatom osecanJu,
da je pitanje posleratnih prilika prvenstveno
II playama ogromne vecine radnika. Rasprav-
ljajuci to pitanje, dake, mi uzimamo Gallup
ov pronalazak kao JOS jedan dokaz da to osc-
canje postoji.
Mi sada nismo stanju da predvldmo
detalje vezi sa panovima posleratnog upos-
'lenia. koia &c iznasati kandidati republicans
Ike demokratske partije. Ali mi imademo do
voljno razloga da veruj jemo da ce tt kandldati
i te partije, polaziti pretpostavke da Sc pro-
blen1 poseratnog uposlenja moze resiti II okvl-
RI kapitalistickog sstema privatnog vlasnist-
va sredstava "a prozvodnju. Mi verujemo da
1e to dovoljno "a svrhe nase rasprave
Mi drzimo da apt a z m iskljucu-
ie mogucnost punog uposlenja, izuzev kad pos
toii prozdrljiva ratna pijaca Buduci da je ras-
prava o posleratnom uposlenju, ona iskljueuJe
ratnu pijacu. A bez ratne place nema punog
uposlenja. posto pod kapitalizmom prolzvodn1a
Sc yrsi "a profit prodaju.
Poznati burzoaski ekonomista, Russell Weis-
man, komentarisuci poslovima posle rata, ka-
zes da je Galup-ov pronalazak "jos jedan do
nd
iania poslova napravimo fetis, bez oDzlra ma
osnovna pitanja koja cine uposivanJe pamet-
MIN i profitabilnim." Obicnim jezikom izraze-
no, to znaci da uposlivanje radnika ovlsl mo-
gucnosti da Sc kapitaisti rese - profitabllno
rese - viska koga radnici proizvode, te "a kog
chi nisu placeni niti .su ga, zbog toga, sta
nju kupiti. to nije neko novo rezonovanJe,
to je princip kapitalisticke proizvodnje - pro-
izvodnje profit prodaju
Polt;cke partije kandidati tih partila,
koje i koj polaze sa pretpostavke Ga Sc kapl-
talstcki sistem proizvodnje raspodele mora
odrzati, suoceni su sa neresivim problemom
ogromne besposlice odmah nakon sto rat pres
tame. Sa mnogih strana priznaje da &c bitl
12,0OO.00O besposlenih sest meseci posle rata
. Mi verujemo da su to konzervativne cifre. lie
su cifre konzervativne posto svi znamo da su
prosle cetiri godine rata zabelezile silan razvi-
tax proizvodnih sredstava, da je tai razvitak,
pod pritiskom rata, zahvatio svaku v ! l.
zovanu zemlju ma svetu. A to znaci da Sc sada
proizvadja mnogo wise "a isto vreme nego sto
je to bio slucaj kada je Drugi Svetski Rat po-
Geo. Takodjer ie jasno, vladine cifre dokazu-
ju da radnici primaju manji deo svoga proiz-
voda danas, nego sto su PRIMAL pre- cetiri 60
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SociialiSti&ko Rexeto

citira Siobodna Rec, "ako me puste'.
Hin ~"Ako me puste" mi smo
uvek mislili da su kraljeyi vrhovni zapo-
vednici svoiih armija, te da kraljevi ne
traze dozyole, vec da izdavaju naredbc-
L ostalom, kralievi general (hao pravi-
10; umiru krevetima.
P. S. Mozda bi sama SIobodna Rec
ismeiala tn kraljevn izjavu da nije tsIiko
Zaglblla Il Sovinizam.
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da Ga bste shvatili ko sam ia
Tu on uzdahnu spust gavu. l ponova ia Sc zacu-
dih sto Je tome uzdahu bio samo zamor
secate poce tho masuci sesirom, - u
novinama pisahu coveku :. t. j. pijanci? Bruka
pCzorstu?
Onaj gospodn IL prvoga reda, ko ie "a vreme
svecanog prizora ustao metnuo sesr poceo vikat ko
jasa? upitah ia?
Jeste! potvrd ljubazno dodade: to sam ia.
Prmedb, pod natpsom ever, mucitelj dece' ia sam
tkode uzrok kao drugo "Muz koji prodaje svoiu ze-
nu'... Covek koj je uici gonio damu neskromnim
predozima - ia takodje >. Uopste meni psu bar
iedanput nedeno to uvek kada treba dokazivati pok
yarenost morala..
Sve to kazivase tho, razovetno ali bez
metanja. ia nista nisam razumeo ali mu to ne htedoh
pokaza Kako svi psci tako ia Sc pretvaram pos
to poznajem zivot ljude kao svojih pet prstiju.
- HIM! - rekoh ia tonom fozofa: - kakvo vam
zadovostvo pruza ia vista zanmanja
- Dok bejah mlad, to je zanimao, ne krijem -
odgovori Ali e men sada vec cetrdeset pet godina
zenjen sam, imam dive kceri -. takvom poozau veo-
ma je neugodno kada nekolko puta nedeljno ocra
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CHA ie "Slobodna Rec?"

Owe nedelje, Ii slladu sa federalnim
zakonom, sve novine stampaiu iziavu
cjrkulaciii, vlasnistvu it'd. Slobodna Rec
Il. oktobra) donela je takvu iziavu IL
koje vidimo da je Owned by John Kr5-
tovich, 293 Tyler ST., Gary, Ind"
Neka citaoc pogleda na drugo mes
to u ovom broju pa neka vidi ella je RAD
NICkA BORBA
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Radnici: pruzite nam vasu pomoc da tai
program dodje do nuznog nlinimuma nase kla-
Sc Jer kad do toga dode - kad nuzan mini
mum nase klase bude znao sta treba da ra-
di - TO ce biti poceak svrsetka kapitalizmu:
to &c, istovremeno, bit potetak novog dana,
slobodnih ljud slobodnoj zajednici slobod-
nil ploiZvadiaca.
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Maksim Cork.
SVe$tenik mOrala.

On dodje meni veee pogledavsi podzrivo
ju sobu capita bas glasno:
- Mogu l; jedno po sata razgovarati nasamo saVa-
ma?
tonu njegova glasa celo njegovoj pogrbljenoj,
mrSavoj prc bese necega tajanstvenog uznemirivaju
eeg On sede solicu tako oprezno da Sc priboa
vase da nece odrzat negove dugacke sate kosti.
= Mozete Ii navuc kapke prozor? capita on tho.
Molim = rekoh odmah ispunh zelju Zah-
valnc kimnu mi glavom zaskli ocima pravcu prozora
j JOS tSe primeti:
- Uvek pirate.
Ko?
Repcrteri, Sc.
ia ga pazljivo posmatrah. Odevn veoma pristojno,
sta wise eeganno ipak odavase utisak sromaha Me
celava coskasta lubana bljestase kromno korek
tno cisto obrano, mrsavo lice sive oc koje
smese zrazom krivca, polupokrvene svem trepavica-
ma Kad podizase trepavice pogedase pravo meme u
lice ia oseeah pred nekom maglovtom, ne dubokom
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-10-07
KrOkOdilske suZe.
y uvodniku "Smith-ConnaIy

uVOdnlku "Smlth-Connaiy ZakOn
urije", kresiceya Danica Co. oktobra) IL
;e krokodilske suze protiv zakona urgi-
ra da radnici "organizuju vlastitu starnku
poput one IL Velikoj Britaniji'.
Da Ii Kresic ne zna da IL Velikoj Br-
tamil vec davno postoji zakon ma osnovu
koga Sc radnici trpaju Il zatvore zbog
najmanjih krSenja naredaba II vezi sa pos
icm, narcotic u vezi sa strajkovima? Da
Ii Kresic ne INA da tai zakon podupiru en-
gleski vodje radnika, kao sto ie Bevin i
cstali?
U ostalom, kako to da kresic lije kro-
kodilske suZe o proturenom zakonu, a
ne pise niti slova O fasisti6kom zakono-
projektu tin-Wadsworth-ovom blu,
koii Sc sada nalazi pred Kongresom Sic
dinjenih Drzava?
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SlOb0dna Rec Il. oktobra) donosi IL
javu kralja Petra II kojoi on izrazava
ju. "Ja bin veoma mnogo voleo da idem
sa svojim trupama', rece kralj, kako ga
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-10-07

Bee tvornicke organizacije i valjans
junijske discipline prelazni period il ka-
pitalizma socijalizam imao bi biti pre-
brodjen DIKTATUROM Zagrebite cove
ka koji naveliko free ma junionizam ma
cicete MENU coveka prema kome je,
ako je on mislioc uopste. dolazak socija-
lizma nerazdvojan cd krvave ravolucije,
sa njenim pratiocem, COVEKOM MA KO~
NJU. - Daniel De Leon (190D.
SUSTINA REVOLUCIJE niie da &c no.
va klasa upravljati posredstvom stare
upravne masinerije, nego da &c ona raz-
biti tn masineriju vladati posredstvom
move masine. To je osnovna misao Mark
slzma. - Lenin.
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Slus'o sam cd ljudi pos1ovicu ovu,
Poslovicu staru, ali uvek novu:
'Ko istinu ljubi, mora celog dana
Drzati "a uzdu konja osedlana!"
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-01-07
-OOO-
Victory Tax Begins

Without much fanfare or preview of
what it is all about, everyone receiving
wages or salaries will have victory tax
deducted from their pay beginning with
the first week of January.
The tax will amount to five per cent of
wages above $12 week. but will not apply
to the first $12 of any pay Thus a man
earning $40 week would have to pay
tax of $1.40 week and man earning $50
a week would pay a tax of $40 a week.
Part of this tax becomes savings and is
returned at the end of the war The saw
lngs proportion varies according to the
number of dependents. With single per-
son, rs per cent of the amount paid is con-
Sidered as savings whereas with a married
person it is 40 per cent An additional two
and one-half per cent is added to the saw
ings fund for each dependent the tax-pay-
er supports.
This tax was included as part of the
revenue act which also raised regular tax
es to the highest point in history
So when you find your pay envelope or
pay check has slice taken out of it in
January, this is the reason for it. Perhaps
you will find some compensation in the
fact that part of it will come back to help
pay that down payment on an automobile
after the war
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as in peacetime the public needed them.
Consumer demand for more and better
products was not followed by any claim
that consumers created those products.
Similarly, merely because military neces-
sity requires the government to demand
more and better machines of war, it GER
tainly does not follow that government is
the producer. It is not. And if the proper
function of either government or industry
becomes confused in the public mind it
BODIES i'll for the future of America.