davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-11-17

The Larson Company employe sustained burns to his right foot when he stepped on corrosive mater ial while delivering metal barrels to the chemical concern. The supreme court ruled the plaintiffs exclusive remedy was under the compensa- ticn law and points out compensa- tion has been paid by his imme- diate employer. The superior court judgment, returned by Judge Will liam H. Comley, provided for reim- bursement by the defendant of compensation payments made by the employer, as well as damages for the employe.
 Justice Newell Jennings, who wrote the memorandum of decision. stated that the wheeling of the drums of chemicals from the un- loading platform to the defendants factory was work which would ordinarily be performed by employ es of the defendant. He ruled that the plaintiffs work therefore was "part and process" in the trade of the defendant and injuries sus- stained in the course of the work are subject to provisions of the Compensation Act. Justice Arthur F. ELS, who dissented, claimed the work was part of the Larson Com pany's transportation job and not a part or process in the MacDermid Company's business.
 The other appeal case was based on an unusual accident which oc- cured March 1, 1941 on West Main street and resulted in the death of John Doolan. The man had alighted from bus and was crossing the streeS when he fell on ice. Testi- mony in the trial showed that two cars turned off the road to avoid striking him but third car, driven by the defendant, struck him and inflicted injuries which resulted in his death IT days later. Judge John H. Cornell returned the trial courts decision for the defendant.
 Returned by the court as a whole, the Supreme Court memorandum
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-11-17
Supreme Court Rules On Appeals In Waterbury Case.
Spotlighting Brass City Ne1Us
"AlI Wet"

Police Lieut.. Bernard Burns received a call this morning from the Waterbury Wet Wash Co, appropriately enough, from Ray mond Doncte. 10, 262 Hamilton Ave, who reported he had fallen into the Mad River at the foot of Rudledge St. on his way to the Sacred Heart school this morning Patrolman John Macdonald was dispatched to bring the boy home in a police auto.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-11-17
Future Citizens

Cases of 25 prospective citizens were cleared at a naturalization examination session conducted yesterday at the county court house building on Kendrick ave- nue, it was reported today A total of 102 petitions have been listed for the four day examination period which ends tomorrow.
 In addition to petition hearings naturalization examiners have conducted special hearings on derivitive citizenship applications and have scheduled appointments for persons whose f1ngerprint evil dence has not been submitted or who have not yet filled other citizenship requirements.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-11-17
Morning, Judge!

James Knight, 20, 636 Bank street, received nOIles on pay ment of $1O on charges of driv- ing without a license and vio- latiOn of the rules of the road when he was arraigned before Judge T. E. Conway in City Court this morning.
 Other cases: Homer s. Bron- eke, Jr. 27, 125 Piedmont street, non-support, nolled; Sam Bar bieri, 39, Torrington, reckless driving, continued to Dec. F; Amedeo Ciarelli, 45, 1908 Bank street, road rules violation, nolled for $5; Leonard FerrarO, IS, B Sumac street, illegal use of markers and driving an unreg- istered car, continued to Nov. IS; Peter Kavula, 50, 142 Hill street, nOn-SuppOrt, nolled.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-11-17

ing were reported last night and Martin O'Rourke, head of the black out personnel stated today that re- visions in the method used by some merchants for blacking out their store windows must be put into ef- feet. Most of the store window lights are connected to an automa- tic time clock system which abuses the lights at certain time every night. These clocks are usually set far beyond the time of the usual tests. As result of this many such lights remained on last night.
 The state regulations governing such matters expresses the ruling that such stores as those that have lights remaining in the windows at night must be manned by per- son capable of turning said lights off in the event of a black-out, or else such lights must be turned off when the proprietor leaves the store at the end of the day.
 Frank Green, director of the warning center that covers IT points in the state said that the warning signals were transmitted imme- diately upon receipt but that cer- tain troubles developed in various of the smaller towns. In Prospect, it is reported, the main siren failed to function properly causing a great deal of delay. Similar delays re- suited in other smaller towns. Ob- servers on the tower atop the city hall cupuola reported that Water bury's blacking out period was in the greater part an efficientaly conducted one, with homes and factories alike responding to the alarm.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-11-17
Annual Meeting

Activities of the Red Cross will be discussed by local chap. ter officials and several guest speakers at the annual meeting tonight at 8 o'clock at the Medi- cal Association building. Murlyn Condo, field worker, and Naval Inspector Jess Kaufman will be the principal speakers. Mayor John s. Monagan will be a guest of the organization.
 A dinner for the executive committee will be held at the Elton at 6:30. Major John M. Burrall, cahirman of the local chapter, will preside at tonight's meeting.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-11-17
Old Papers!

Waterbury's school children have collected 52 tons of old news papers in the first month of the waste paper collection campaign, a report states. However, the first week of this. the second month of the drive, showed decided drop in the collection. The children of Waterbury and the state as a whole have consistently main- tained an excellent and commend able record in this campaign and tribute is paid to their efforts and to their parents who have encouraged such actions.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-11-17
MISS LIKE HIS MODEL A

Detroit - (U.P0 Reminders of home in the Southwest Pacific: Marine Private First Class T. H. Dusty" Cunningham, 21, says most of the Nips' shells were made from scrap from his old model "A" Ford because the engine in his car always was missing.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-11-17
Results Of Blackout
 Declared Satisfactory
Publics Cooperation Excellent Chief Air Raid Warden
 Curtin Reports Following Tour of City

Waterbury residents responded with efficiency to last nights first backou test conducted under the system recently nauguraed by the State War Council The prac tce yellow signal received by the operator at the relay point at 827 D. m, was immediately famed out to all defense officials and utilities preliminary warning enabling them to al lthe respective protective posts
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-11-17
Judgment Given In Zimmerman Lawsuit
 Ordered Reversed
Defendants Judgment in DOOlan=Werner Case Upheld; Justice Els Dissents in Decision on Enl-
 pOyment Compensation

superior court judgeshp which April awarded $80938 to Jake Zimmerman of Waterbury and $25662 to his employer the Larson Company, in their suit against Supreme Court today and the remanded to the local court with direction to enter judgment for the defend ant decision also was entered today uphoding the defendants judgment in the of Kathryn Dooan, administrative of the estate of John S. Doolan against Harold R
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-11-17
POSt=MOrtem

A report on the equalization of pay proposal will be given to women high school teachers at a special meeting at Crosby High school at 2:30 this after noon. The delegation which at- tended meeting of the Board of Education Monday night will ananlyes the situation. The Board postponed action on the proposal to increase women teachers pay to the level of that received by men teachers pay to the level of that received by men teachers.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-11-17
BEARS EASIEST" SOLDIERS

Harrisburg. Pa. - (U.P) - Cap tain Christian L. Seibert, Jr., wrote his father than soldiers in Alaska have no garbage disposal problem They place the refuse outside the door and the bears take it away.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-11-17
BUILDING PERMITS

The following building permits have been issued by the office of Bldg, Inspector John Hartley.
 Arthur Fortier, 94 Sylvan Ave. Addition to garage, $65.0O.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-26

3 room furnished apt. Bath,
private entrance Adults only.
102 Moross, Mt. Clemens.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-26

Young man for parts room and
general helper Also Mechanic
wanted. See w. Willard, 76
South Gratiot, Mt. Clemens.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-26

FARMS
100 acre farm at Yale, Mich.
S45 per acre. Large stone root
house. No other buildings. A
good investment. $500 down,
easy terms.
8 acre farmhouse not fully
completed. New story barn,
20x36 IT. Solid cement -founda-
ton. Good location. North of
Mt. Clemens, $500, terms.
Other farms 40 to 100 acres
with buildings and some with
stock and equipment.
VICTORY GARDENS
u to l acre parcels on Gratiot
Avenue, adjoining CREAMERY
FARMS. Priced at $500 to S595,
easy terms.
Put up your tent, have gar
den and vacation.
Open Sunday, l to 6 pm.
{. A. Kerner
1923 SOUTH GRATIOT
PHONE MT. CLEML.NS 1880
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-26

Want 5 TO 20 acres with build
ings. Will buy outright. M.
Schedlbauer. l4467 Chelsea Ave.
Detroit.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-26
Motorcycles and Bicycles 6.

Cash money paid for old BIZ
cycles. De Slover's Bicycle and
Key Shop. 70 Broadway. Phone
Mt. Clemens 7l9.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-26
Pe0DLe Who Demand Quick Action at Minimum Cost Use Caseds
Farm and Doiy Products H-10

Stringless black valentine seed
beans. Good russell eating pota-
toes. Loose timothy hay. l.. p.
Schoenherr, 1880 French rd.,
Mount Clemens, mile east Ro-
meo Plank.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-26
Small Forms for Sole F.

Victory farms on Fairchild
Rd., 6 miles north Mt. Clemens,
near Gratiot. Just sub-divided.
For poultry and garden. Only
$3.50 TO $3.50 for 5 acres. $50
down. Balance S12 per month.
w. G.. Fenton Lawyers Bldg.
opposite County Bldg Phone Mt.
Clemens 28l days, 657 any time.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-26
Farm ond Doiry Products H-1o

Mixed Hay and Timothy.
Baled- Straw Young 5626
North avenue near Shoemaker.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-26
Good Permanents

Thinning and Trimming
TRUE AR, BEAUTY SHOP
Phone Mt. Clemens 1884
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-26
Boots and Accessories
Building Materials

Fill dirt, sand and cinders. Get
ii now. Be wise. Ferd Dubay.
Phone Mt Clemens. 1459-W.
1869 North Walnut.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-26
Wonted-Reol Estote

Gratiot Ave. SO Acres. 800 #.
frontage on Hall Rd. Rich dark
soil Will vide 5 acres or more.
Take larger farm farther out.
Owner 1920 South Gratiot at
14l2 Mile. Box 26l, Route Z, Mt.
Clemens.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-26
Speeiol Notices

HAY AND SLEIGH RIDES
With or without lunch. Free
dancing. Music furnished. Spe-
cial rates for parties. Romig
and Rooney Stables, Fifteen Mile
Road and Dequindre. Phone
Warren 3497.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-26

Two men with experience in
Rose Houses. Floral Avenue
Greenhouse, Mt. Clemens.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-26

Man TO work on farm. Go
home nights. Phone Mt. Glenn
ems 679-W.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-26
Real Estate for Rent
Apartments ond Flats Ell

Furnished apt. Modern con-
veniences and privileges. 70
Church St. Mt. Clemens.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-26

Ultra modern three room fur
nished apartment; utilities fur
niShed. 1877 South Gratiot. Phi.
Mt. Clemens 1547-W.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-26
Wonted-Reol Estote F-S

clair. Detroit.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-04-15
S. l.. P. Pismo Clanovima 78 Kongresa
S a snOg FrOnta

gresu, junija trazi da sc ustano-
We veze izmedju Rickenbackera j
raznih korporaciia koje podupiru
njegovu kampaniu Kopija rezo-
lucije bese poslata clanovima
predstavnicke kuce IL drzavi Ge-
orgia na S06 centralnih juniia
Americke Federacije Rada.
Mama Sc cini da nije toliko vaz-
no da Sc ustanoyi specijalna veza
Rickenbackera sa ovom iii onom
korporacijom iii grupom korpora-
ella, koliko je vazno da Sc ras-
krinka Rickcnbacker kao pred
stavnik interesa kapitalistiGkih IL
rabliivaCa kao klase. A naivazni-
je "a radnicku klasu ieste da sc
organizuje "a obaranje kapitaliS-
tickog sisten1a priyatne sVojine
koji omogucava opstanak svih
Rickenbachera.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-04-15
Znacaj Konskripcije Radnika
NapisaO ERIC HASS
Sa engleskog p. r.

va Industliiano ropstvo jc produkat visoko
,azvienc zd1uzene (concentlated) industrije i
klasnc vla,lavine.
Bcz obzra na ishod sadasnieg svczemal!-
skoy rata ako kapitalzam ostane kao vlada
juci princip Crustva ndustrijalno ropstvo &c
neizbczno posati prevladavajuci sstem budut-
nosti. Time Sc ne misli reel, ola &c svaki po ie-
dan radnk. jedno te sto vreme, 'osetiti'',
,la Sc njegcvo stan;e promenilo. Naprotiv. no.
Vi s.stem &c prchvatiti start, bas kao sto bclo
ropstvo, licno ropstvo najamno ropstvo pre-
hvatiSe .edno drugo. Prcmena &c Sc asecati po-
stepeno, stupnjevi do ME ucince Sc da izgle-
da IN kao napre'lne i korisne roforme, = koie
moyu, ako Socialist promase, oknpiti radni-
Ike da pomognu svoie vlastto unistavanje.
Ali Socialist nece promasiti! Oni nece
promasit America, jcr mi ovde imamo nesto
,lvoje, Sta su znatno man kala Il Nemackol. Pr
vo ;e praktican, lako-razumljiv program putem
koga ra,lnici mogu uzeti drzati svu vlast u
nistiti klasnu vla,lavinu "a sva vremena Dru-
90 ie iakoudarajuca, odvazna, discipllnovana
organizaciia borbenih Sociialista. Najzad rad
nici owe zemlje imaju priliku da Sc nauce Cd
iskustva ncmackih ra(nika. Naci-kapitalizam
Crzi oglc,lalo nasem >sopstvenom kapitallzmu.
(Nastavak na 3. strani.)
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-04-15
Strajk kod florida

CHICAGO, III. - coo radnika
Fordove Terrence Street tvornice
Zaustavise posao Il znak protesta
protiv postavljanja Fordovih poll
cajaca ma proizvodnu liniju. Rad
nici su PROFESSIONAL u tvornici.
Fordov nadglednik pozove pred
sednika lokala 551 U. A. w. &C.
l. o. rece mu: "Naredi tim liu-
dina da pocnu raditi iii neka Sc
ciste IL tvornice." Dosla je grad
ska policija (policija gradonacel-
nika Kelly-a, koga Stalinisti pod
upiru u izborima koji Sc vrse kad
Sc owl redovi pisu } nasla rad
nike gde sede kod svojih (radni-
ci treba da in proglase svojim j
da snjima upravljaju ii svoju ko-
rist) maSina. Docnije radnici pro-
duze sa svojim profession tvor-
nickom restorantu. konacno dodje
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-04-15

njcgovu potraznju, pa cetc povccati njegovu
cenu''. Kada SUI sc, uslcd ration stvorenc po-
traznjic "a radnicima, poslodavci poceli nadine
tati jcdan protiv drugog, da "nakupc' izvcz-
banh radnika, tc slali svojc agente okolo da
"upliacka ju" radnike od takmicecih posloda-
vaca, ccna radne snage nalavno podize. Ka-
ko mi uvidjamo danas, cak nj svod najamnice
(wage ceilings), nadmctnut od vladimir pogla-
varstava, ne mozc uspesno spreciti to podizanje.
S kapitalistickc tacke gledista to je dvo-
struko zlo. Ne samo da oni mora ju ceso po-
pustiti Il sporu 0 naiamnic tie na tai nacin
smaniiti svoj plen) >ncgo oni moraju pasivno
dozvoliti nczadovoljnim radnicima, da odlazc
gde Sc wise plaza. Rezultat ie visoka rata IL
promenama radnika. Pokatkad ona dostize pc
deset procenata Z Fordovoj tvornici bombasa
Il Willow Run, ona je bila d0stigla sedamde-
set i pet procenata.
Kao poslcdica ovih 'tzala", tojest rastece
ma aiamnicc i viscke rate radnog procesa, kapi-
talisti kao klasa drece "a merama koje zalsta
podcliuiu odlucan udarac "slobodnom rad
nom sistemu Oni zude IA jednim ustrojem II
komc bi radncima bilo oduzeto pravo da idu
Cd posla do posla pc volji, Il kome bi Sc sta
rost i iskustvo i strucni rekordi svakog radni-
ka owe zemlje katalogirali pohranili, kome
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-04-15
Oponoinye Kongres da Name
rauano Zakonodaustro
preti UstuUu

Prilozena brosura, konsArip-
ella Radnika, Korak Industriial-
nom Ropstvu," pisana 20 Uredni
ku WEEKLY PEOPLE-a, sluzbe-
nog organa Socijalisticke Radni3-
ke Partije (najstarijeg original
no sluzbenog americkog Socijalis-
tickog glasila - sada 80. godi-
nj svog neprekidnog izlazenial, =,
sale Sc clanovima PrejstavniGke
kute Sonata Sjedinjenih Drza-
va. u nadi da ce Gin jenicama ho-
le Sc lznasalu, argumentima ko-
il Sc podna5aju, biti dana zasluz-
na tezina i razmiSl jamie Cd stra-
me Glanova Predstavnicke kH:e i
Sonata. RroSura takodjer pred
stavlja formalni protest Socjja-
listicke Radnicke Partije protiv
svakog tekuceg iii "a buduGe ma
meravanog zakonodav>tya koie bi
ponov uspostaVilo neprivolnJ
sluzbu (ropstvo) II Siedinjenim
Drzavama Amerike, bez razlike
pod kakovim izgovorom, iii pod
ma isakvim ulepsaaina aiaziso on.
Nj opominjemo kongres da "a
konodavstvo kao Sto sc namerava
pod Observation-Disclosures zako-
no-proiektom, iii neki slicni zako-
noprcjekat, bilo bi drsko nezako-
nito rusenje ustava Sjedinlenih
Drzava, specificno trinaeste do
pune Ustavu koja specificno pro-
glasuje: "Niti ropstvo, niti nepri
yolna sluzba -. he sme postoja-
ii II Sjedinjenim Drzavama, niti
u ma kojem mestu potpadaju6em
pod njihovu jurisdikciju.' Prime
tite: "NlTI NEPRIVOLNA SI-Uz-
BA."
Nikakvo mudrovanie iii muce
ME engleskog jezika ne moze ci-
niti tn dopunu da znaci ista dru-
go vec jasnu zabranu konskripci-
ie radnika "a industriju GA pri
mer>, da Ii "a vreme mira iii rata.
kao sto Mr.. Bernard Baruch
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-04-15
EiektriCarski radnici

NEW YORK, N. Y. $500 rad
nika uposlenih kod Sperry Gyros-
cope kompanije (Brooklyn i Long
Island) stupise ma strajk Ii znak
protesta protiv kompanijskog o.
klevanja vezi sa novim ugovo-
rom.
To je jos jedna kompanija koia
yelikom broju svojih radnika pla-
Ca "ogromnu" naiamnicu od 60c.
na sat. Ma Is. januara radnici su
podneli svoje zahteve "a povisi-
Gu plate kao II drugim slucaje-
vima. kompanija Sc oslonila ma
"arbitrazu". Rezultat "arbitraze
bese da Sc radnicima ponudilo 5
cent? Ma sat povisice. Radnici su
pcnudu odbili sada traze gene
ralnu povisicu cd 10 cent? Ma sat
Is cent? ma sat "a pocetnike ko-
il sada primaju tex 60 cent? ma
sat. To su izvanredno skromni
zahtevi. Oni SD jos skromniji ka-
da Sc ina vida visoke Gene Ii
votnih namirnica New Yorku i
okolini. Ali kompanije ne pitaju
"a skromnost, one rostoje "a pro
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-04-15

bi uvek bila dovoina prtoka radnika svlIu
zanimanja il kojc bi sc ndnstliia snabdevala,
II komc bi ''slobodno'' trzise radnika ustnpilo
meso COLON prisiljavanjn. Ukratko, onl ceznu
"a iednim s;stcmom, koji bi svalio najamnog
radnika ma ndustrijsko izdanje srednlcvekov-
nog feudalnog roba Kao sto cemo vidctl doe
nije, oni Zee ovaj sistem ne samo da zadobol5l
pctrcbc rata, ncgo IA razdoblje mira!
Da Ii da nacisti dobiju "kredit''?
Je Ii ovo nacistck sistem. L svojoi ru-
brici New York World Telegram-a Westbrook
Pcglcr rece konskripcij radnka: 'Ovo le
pc svcmu zgledu hitlerizam - Njegov SUI
drug-rubrikas, Raymond Clapper, ne slaze Sc.
enema smlsla, ukoliko ia mogu videti'', pisa
Sc on, "govoriti kontro radnih sila, da je
nacizam kao hi reel da je vojna konskripcija
nacizam'. Premda je neospomo da su naclstl
bill prv koji su uveli industrijamo ropstvo,
Capper je nesumniivo u pravu! Jcr oval sis
TEN, pre- svega, proizvod kapitalizma njego-
vcm monopolistickom periodu. Da nije bio u
veden II Nemackoj najpre, on bi bio postao II
,lrugoj jake industrijalizovanoj vlasti, Engles-
ko;, svakako, iii Il America Kao belo ropstvo,
Icno ropstvo najamno ropstvo on je rezul-
tat kombinacije socijalnih ekonomskih uslo-
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-04-15
(Nastavak.)
Rat i radna kriza.

Americki kapitalizam je otkrio potrebu "a
jedan novi sistem rada, poglavito zbog dive ra-
tom prouzrokovane neprlike. Jedna cd tih ne
prilika jeste potraznja ne samo vclikog broja
radnika, da krece ratne indusrije nego vcli-
kog broja radnika odredjenih struka iskus-
nosti LA toga Sc pronaslo, da II mnogim stru
kama nema dcvoljan broj radnika "a sve pos
love. Program "a izucavanje> radnika nitro su
pripremljeni gibanie stavljeni. Starr ljudi,
baceni ma industrijsko bunjste tridesetih godi-
ma, morahu Sc natrag povuci. "Rezervna armi-
ia radnika bese pretrazivana "a nakivacima
lwelders), alato-izradjV jVacima, izvezbanim rad
nicima tehnicarima svakog tipa.
Sve to bese neuspesno skupo, ali nj BIZ
zu tako neuspesno skupo (kapitaistima) kao
druge ncvolje najamno-radnog sistema. Onde
ode ie radnik ''slobodan'' ia prodava svoiu
radnu snagu ma otvorenom radnom trzistu, on
!e prcdava onome koji najvise nudi. Sve to be-
Sc lepo dobro, dokle je ponuda radnika uve-
liko prelazila potraznju. U takvo vreme cena
(naiamnica) je sklona da ostaje niska. Ali rad
lie, kako ono Abraham Lincoln zgodno rcec,
.'kao svaka druga roba na pijaci. Povetajte
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-04-15
PoStanski Radnici

WASHINGTON. d. c. - Zas-
tupnicka Kuca je odobrila poyi-
sicu plate postanskim radnlclma.
Odobrenie Zastupnicke Kuce ne
Cini poviSicu stvarnoscu, povislca
mora biti odobrena cd strane Sc
nata Sjedinjenih Dfzava.
Mi neznamo zaSto sc to zove
povisica. Odobravajuci zahtev, Ia
stupnicka kuca kaze da ie to Il
svrhu doterivania najamnice pos
tanskih radnika sklad sa pove-
(Nastavak ma 4. strani.)
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-04-15

fsi2urno nikakav ''radikar' ii
specjialni braniteli radnika) sn4z-
no izrazi tn skoro:
! -.'''''" ,Si'~'" L" pilNaInoG
l''''e''' Je''o uFeh o9S.
'"9no / op71oE"ho ooJasnJena
od stiahe NfhoFhog Suda Eao
NH bl takTa 'prlsllna sldzba'
postasa Ista drugo vec ro2stVo,
oez f2ziike kako "demokratsh" O.
zaAonJena, bez raziike koliko bl
70 fuSehJe osIaFa mo|da blio en-
oemohfa'Sh Habranog kongresa.
hoh1aS Jefferson mas Je opofne-
nuo: lzaofanI desnotizam n'le
'iada "a hoJu smo Sc mi horii'
;roo;;a ;,.or;;o ,,>,,o,.o ,.nrae
ta,.1ia,io ,,o,,r;,o,,,o s1,,zbo pop
cTyA y c;odin;ani D,.za,..,,,s
n.noa,,a,,a co ,, who; c,od;,; ;, 10
;o; zabva1o; ,,orod .r.,; ooo ,,o
diSnllcu fcdJenJa log Vellhog ne
Zoo nanr;iatali. ronsfya Thon,.s
'eIIefsoha.
Mi ponavlia iamo: ROPSTNO. L