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children who need medical care
Through the Red Cross we've sent our
men supplies and messages. We know
they have reached them because the
international Red Cross has said that
letters and packages bearing the Red
Cross symbol have gotten through.
"Pm only one woman, but Pm fight
ing for my husband and for my son.
Until Leonard is free, the Red Cross
is our only link of hope. We must help
the Red Cross now. We Women of
Wake have been blood donors, most of
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FACIN NC
THE -
FACTS
With PHILIP PEARL

We had the honor on March % Of
presenting to the American people via
the nationally broadcast Labor For
Victory program the story Of Mrs
Mary Ward, who heads the Women of
Wake. Her story is at once pathetic
and powerful perfect illustration
of the spirit which makes the free
workers of America uncomfortable
We will let her tell it to you in her
own words:
'I'm working hard to win this war.
for | know that only in this way can
bring my husband back. You see.
Leonard is a Japanese prisoner Of
war. At least, hope he is, for I've
had no word from him since the Japs
captured Wake Island in December
1941. Leonard's an operating engineer
and he was assigned to Wake with
other members of an A. F. of L. crew.
He arrived there Armistice Day. On
December seventh, my heart was
heavy. My son, Jack, was at Pearl
Harbor. He's a Navy radioman, and
| knew instinctively that Wake would
get it too. They did. The Japs bombed
it that same afternoon.
That first war Christmas was
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us two or three times because the Red
Cross bandages will be there when our
men are injured nurses to care for
our wounded men and Red Cross field
directors to care for home and family
problems the men can't take care of
when their mind is on their fighting
The Red Cross stands for humanity
eve A. F. of L. workers at Vega
did our bit in contributing to the
Lockheed Vega 'Buck-of the Month
Club donation of 100000 to the Red
Cross, but yesterday my son and
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1943-04-09
ACCIDENT LOSSES
HELD GRIPPING
WAR EFFORT

Cambridge, Mass. (ILNS).-Acci-
dental deaths and injuries are Grip
ping the nations war effort, Prof.
Edward R. Schwarz of the Massachu-
setts Institute of Technology, said
here in pointing out that home casual
ties far exceed our battle losses.
Manpower loss from non-fatal in
juries alone in 1912 was equivalent to
shutting down the country's airplane
and shipbuilding plants for Sd days,
Prof Schwarz said He added:
"The home-front casualty list for
what amounts to our first year of war
totaled $4,000 dead and 100000 in
jured."
Writing in The Technology Re-
view, Professor Schwarz, who is
president of the State Safety Council,
stated that about one out of eight in
dustrial plants had an adequate
safety program
Forty battleships or several hun
dred destroyers or more than 10000
Flying Fortresses or nearly 100000
light tanks might have been built with
manpower lost last year through off
the-job accidents, he declared.
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KEEP SHARP
LOOKOUT
(From the International MoIders' and
Foundry Workers JournaD


With no thought of being an alarm
ist, we must warn our members to
keep sharp lookout for any attempt
that might be made to interfere with
the labor laws now in force. Changes
in them will be attempted and the
reason advanced for them will prob
ably be that they will only be for the
duration.
Don't be fooled by this. Everyone
knows how long it took to have these
laws enacted, and there is no good
reason for any changes being made.
You are going to be told production
is being held up because of the 40
hour week law. Let's see if that is
correct. How many plants are work
ing 40 hours per week that
could work around the clock if the
employer wants to work more? Not
many, we think. The real trouble is
not with the employees, but with the
employer who objects to paying over
time over the 40 hours. Hit the profits
and it hurts.
When you hear complaints that
there is shortage of skilled labor
and that the 40-hour week helps that
shortage, you will find that there has
not been much effort on the part of
the employer to have his employees
work more than 40 hours The whole
trouble is the overtime pay for the
excess hours. Keep your eyes on your
daily paper and if you see a move to
change any of these laws, wire OF
and tell him you are opposed to any
changes being made.
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lonely one for me, no word from Jack
in Honolulu, none from my husband,
and two days before Christmas the
Japs took over Wake.
Il believe my husband is alive
somewhere. My son Jack is now a
radioman, first class, and he's here
with me on his first leave in two
years. He used to work in the studios;
he's member Of the Screen Actors
Guild. He's lucky boy for he's been
in eight major battles. In the Battle
Of Midway his plane was lost at sea
for five days, and for three days the
men were without food or water. He
was at Guadalcanal, too, but he
doesn't like to talk about that On one
Of his recent fights over Wake, Jack
could see no signs Of human beings
there. Through information secured
for US by the Red Cross, we believe
that the civilians on Wake were taken
to Japan.
Her Fighting job
While Jacks doing his fighting job
| found mine too. I'm AZ years old and
| work at Vega Aircraft operating a
30O-pound hydraulic press, so I've be-
come member of Aeronautical Lodge
No. 727, of the Machinists. | help
build planes my son can fly, and if l
build enough planes, Leonard will be
free that much sooner.
"This war has really played havoc
with our lives, and so we women
whose husbands were on Wake have
organized the Women Of Wake, to
take care of our families until the
men come home again. Now we're
caring for 140 families including 92
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giving double-working, fighting, sac
rificing- -united-to win."
An Inspiring Example
We feel every member of the Amer
lean Federation of Labor will wish to
join IN expressing the admiration all
of US feel for the spirit in which Mrs.
Ward is carrying ON the fight for vic
tory. America can't lose when it's
women are pitching in with all they've
got, as she is doing. American work
ers cannot fall down on the job of
making our country the arsenal of
democracy when their wives are back
ing them up with the courage and de-
votion shown by Mrs Ward.
Let us assure Mrs. Ward that the
American Federation Of Labor will
not forget nor forsake her husband
and the other LOO AFL workers who
were captured by the Japs at Wake
and Guam. We will do everything
humanity possible, through the Red
Cross, to bring them relief and sup
plies so that they may be kept alive
and in good health and so that they
may return when the war is over to
their homes and their families and the
welcome which America will accord to
its outstanding civilian heroes of the
war.
At this moment members Of the
American Federation of Labof in
cities all over the nation are contri-
buting anywhere from dollar to a
days pay to the Red Cross. These
contribution from workers are helping
to put the 125 million-dollar war fund
Of the American Red Cross over the
top. It's got to go there and to make
sure that it does, organized labor,
through the medium of United Ma
tions Relief, has announced that it's
Red Cross campaign will be extended
through the month Of April.
Therefore, in the name of the vic
TINS of this war, we appeal to all
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members of the American Federation
of Labor to double their donations to
the Red Cross, to give in April as they
gave in March, so that labor's name
may lead all the rest on the rolls of
those who helped their fellow men.
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made our own pledge to the Red Cross
Fund. That was our privilege, for we
know that it takes every one of US
giving working, fighting, sac
rifcing-u united-to WIN"
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-07-15
S. I. P. ! INTERNACIONALE

upltam tn dvoJcu pametnih ljudi, Auer Ad
Ter bib sn bizu meme, sada su raspravliali
'neprlstranost', da Ii bi oni mogi meni me-
novah JEDAO ministarstvo koje ie neprisra-
no, all na nesrecn hi ia nisam bio ugledni vo
dJa, samo Adler pristane odgovoriti Sd se-
ganjem ramena''
kada Sc svrSiIo glasanie Devete Komsiie
povrh iezoucija Guesde Kauckoga, stale ie
sa prema a Neka bude receno IA bezsmr-
tan kredit S. L. p. da II lice opczicie koia je
bla malo udaiena od neprijateljstva njcn glas
le dat sa manjinom IL prilog Guesde-oye rezo-
luciie. Ostala tri glasa dosla su od Guesde-a
Enrlco Ferri (koii iziav da ie glasao kao duz-
nest prema svojoi savesti, ali da nije bio sigu-
ran da predstavlja vecinu itaIiianskog senti-
menta), delegat il Bugarske
Stvar ie tada otisla pred kongres gde, ma
kon zive debate u koioi Sanial niie ucestvo
vac Debata je biIa od jednom zakliutena II
Vrl cas- kada je dosao red ma Saniala da govo-
riD, Kauckova rezoIuciia bila ie usvoiena sa
%, protiv 9. Svaka nacionalnost dala je 2 gla-
sa. Cd amcritkih glasova, S. L. p. delegaciia
kontroisala ie samo iedan. Drugi glas bio ie
dat po delegatima Observation-Disclosures Soc-
jaime Demokratiie (Socijalsticke partie) Ia
kauckovu fezoluciiu | bez dvojbe. sa tim gla-
SGHl otisld jc IHDltNd I'D ID OH tcuHDg Nd1ia
imali MiIleranda
Z svom govoru Arlington Hall, Sanial
re6e kongresu:
"Ocevdno je bilo Ia cello vreme Kongre
sa da burzoasko misljenje domnra niegove
akcije Nemacki sitni trgovci, begijski pisar-
cici kooperativnih drlstva, koii kroz svoie du-
cane formrase ogromnu brokratiju. Ambici-
ozni ljudi GeznllSe "a ministarskim poozaiima,
kabinetski Socialist, engleski vrtoglavci i
mali su kontrolu. Protiv te mase reakcije, "a
mericka delegaciia rs. L. P.l, Parti Ouvrier,
Ferri IL Italije sa bugarskom i irskom delega-
cijom stajase kao kameni zid.''
Kretlovo nestovanje prema toboznjoj sill
''velikih, pametnih ljudi'' bilo ie skoro vrago-
lasto. ''Sto meme tice'', pisao ie on, "ja cu
reel da sam Sc sastao sa ljudima koj Sc sma-
traju Socijalistima bill su delegati, koje bi mi
IL Drzavama [Sjedinjenim Drzavama... op. pr.l
zgrabili "a siroki deo hlaca tada gnrnul no.
gom kroz vrata.'' On je ipak cenio priliku da
"sudi pokret prema ekonomskom razvitku
zemlje." On Sc ie pcnosio sa delegacijom S. l..
p. od "Sest tih 'tesnih', 'netolerantnih, 'u-
vredljivih', it'd, clanova, po nome misjenju,
najnapredniie najbolje disciplnovane orga-
nizaciie na svetu; II cijoi sredini Sanal je iz-
gedao kao otac sa svoiim snovima.''
(Nastavice se)
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Britanski Stalinisti
Doteruju Svoj
Recnik

Odrzana je konvencija "Komu-
nisticke" partije Velike Britanije.
Glavna rezolucija usvojena od
strane konvencije trail: drugi
front u Evropi, jacanje nacional-
nog jedinstva, menjanje postoje-
ceg izbornog primirja j brzo rese-
J ME indijskog pitanja. Harry Pol
lit, Stalinisticki vodja, izlio je
prilicno gnjeva protiv britanske
Labor partije zbog toga sto je ta
partija odbila Stalinisticku mol
bu "a prisajedinjenje.
Interesantno je pribeleziti ak
ciju britanskih Stalinista u vezi
sa raspustanjem Trece Interna
cionale. Prema jednoj vesti koja
dclazi preko novinske agencije
Reuter-, Stalinisti raspravljaju pi-
tanje potpunog nacionalizovanja
partije Velikoj Britaniji, pored
toga raspravlja Sc menjanju do
sada upotrebljavanih termina kao
sto su "centralni odbor," "poli-
ticki biro'' it'd. Izgledi su da &c
ii termini biti zamenjeni sa dru-
| GIN posto, kaze vest, prvi su tes-
no vezani "a boljsevike rusku
revoluciju.
Ali nije to samo Velikoj Bri-
tamil da sc Stalinisti resavaju
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Stankovic je takodjer pokusao
da "objasni" nevaljanost pokusa-
ia da Sc nesto poluci pod postoje-
elm zakonima i rece svome do
pisu: "Treba razumjeti, da su o.
vo dani, u kojima mi treba da smo
spremni ma ofenzivu, a ne da po-
pustamo "a svaku stvarcicu oni-
ma, kojima ne moze da bude
mira, to je kapitalistima." A
Ii danas tai nekadasnji "vatreni
komunista" ne samo da popusta
"a tEsvaku stvarcicu" vec je ma
pustio sve sto nosi beleg klasne
borbe nasao je utocista kod onih
"a koje je 1919. godine kazao da
NINA "ne moze da bude mira"
- ga kapitalistickim agentima. U
stvari on sc NINA toliko izmi-
rio da u jednom uvodniku svog
"Hrvatskog Glasa" cd 6. julia
1943., u vezi sa novom jugosla-
venskom vladom Londonu on ka-
ze: "U duhu gornjega, zelimo maj
veci uspjeh vladi G. Mise Trifu-
novica, kojega je pisac par ma
vrata imao prilike susresti pros
lih rar godina, koji je wise pu-
ia izjavio, da potpuni sporazum
medju nasim narodima najbolja
je garancija "a veliku buducnost
sviju." To govori isti eovek koji
je 1919. godine "a vreme revolu-
cionarnog vrenja II Evropi pisao: !:
ssNasi drugovi u Europi vapiju
"a pomoci, ginu, propadaju u bor-
bi, koja je nasa kao njihova -
propadaju, jer i'm mi drugovi ne
pomozemo."
JOS malo pax cemo uvuci Pc
traka.
(Nastavice se.)
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Petrak i StdlkoNG =
:0htenja ;fgIitike ::Sevrdanja

kovica. U svom drugom doplsu
on kaze: "Kada sam pisao ono
prvo [pismo], mislio sam da sam
time svrsio, no sada vidim, da
to nije tako, nego moran da po-
novno primim bacenu nam ruka-
vicu da kazem jos nesto, sto
treba da .razvedri' nekoje stvari,
O kojima zadnji put nije bilo go
vora." Ali zasto da sc trosi vre-
me ma "razvedrivanje" nekih stva-
ri kojima nije bilo ranijeg go
vora kada Sc vec opsirno pocelo
raspravljati velevaznim pitanJl-
ma kao sto SUI Masovna Akcija !
Generalni strajk? Mozda je Stan
koyic mislio da izrazava nesto
mudrog kada je pisao da on me
niece reci ma vagu." To nije bila
mudrost, to je bila ispoved. Stan
koviceva lcgika je najbolje IRA
zena 20 MENU samom kada od-
branu svoje nelogicnosti on rece:
,"Naprimer veil Sc, da sam dosao
u protivurje6nost nom clanku,
jer da sam ma jednom mjestu rekao
da je svelika razlika u taktici ]
metodama izmedju Lijevog Krila
i S. L. p a dolje nize da sam
rekao, da 'ove male razlike bi Sc
mogle ma nekoji naein ukloniti.'
-. Kada ia kazem, da je 'velika
razlika' 'mala razlika u taktici
j metodama,' onda ia mislim da
je to jedno te isto,. -" Dakle CO.
vek koji je imao takvu logiku (da
je velika razlika j mala razlika
jedno te isto) 1919. godine, meze
da danas mirne savesti saradjuje
sa kapitalizmom "a produzenje
kapitalizma "nasoj Kanadi."
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Mary L. Petrovic:
PROL E T E r. X A

Kad poraste malo dete,
IL populjka s. ruza radja.
Ko leptiri kad prolete,
Tako lett nasa ladja.
Godine mladosti, srece,
Zrelosti j borbe vece.
Svako tugom srce steze,
Videc' lika sitna, bleda,
Cije crte beda reze,
| Ma kojem Sc jad ogleda.
Sad je ruza procvetala,
Proleterku drustvu dala.
Blag ioj vetrie cello hladi,
A ruka joj size mala
Tako trosi zivot mladi,
Da bi sebi hleba dala.
Brise znoj sa topla celia =
Ode bi posla, sta bi htela?
,, Mesto gradske graje owe,
Hita mlada tihoj gori,
Gde zeleno lisce zove
Gde Sc pesma ptice hori;
Gde. prestaju trazi nuke
Ia oci joj i "a ruke.
AI zamalo gore mile;
Kroz bice joj jeza prodje:
SAME to su samo bile -
Opet mrska java dodje:
Da Sc gradu hitno vraca,
Da Sc igle svoje laca.
Opet znoj sa lica pada;
F SHE nocu, size danju
Dok joj jednom, pokraj rada,
Ne prosvira kroz lubanju:
Da ne valja drustvo ovo;
Da Sc gradit' mora novo.
Sad Sc radon patti, trune
Zato: dole ropstvo sinje!
Mex "a zdere plamen bune!
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within nepogresvim iezikom' govorio prl-
log Guesde-ove Iezolucije. To je bilo pred De-
vetom komisijom, odborom pred koga su ODE
rezoluc;je bile upucene Kao canovi komislje
sedei su vetina prosavlienh figura lnterna-
cionalnog ocijalstickog pokreta. p. Kretlow,
deegat SIP. koji je scdeo kao zamenik Ia Sa-
niala ma Devetoj Komisij dok je Sanial BIO
zaIzet sa komisijom o tn1stovma, dao ie de-
talini izvestaj nacinu na koii je primljen Ar
naelsteenov promisl ieni govor :" I'll 'velikl,
pametn ljudi' intenacionalnog pokreta nisu
mislli da je vredno njihovog vremena da sln-
saju naseg druga koji jos nije bio vodeca llc-
nost ,Jaures, Auer Adler pocel su Zabav-
ljat jedan drugoga tako gasno da je Arnaels-
teen prestao svojm govorom, rekaysi pred
sedniku da &c cekati dok ia gospoda svrse. Ja-
ures ie pokusao opravdati sebe sd Zgovorom
da je prevadiao Arnaesteenov govor Auer-u,
Ste ie bilo laz.' Ukor je imao svoj uc.nak i
Arnaelsteen je zatim svrsio svoj govor.
u tai cas-, Kretlow izvescuie, Sanial dodie
registruje Sc "a diskusju. Raspravliajuci o
tom slucaju, Il goyoru odrzanom Arlington
Hall, New York, skoro nakon sto sc povrati il
Pariza, Sanial rece
"kada je ia rezoluciia [Kauckova rezoluci-
ia procitana pred Devotion komisjom ia sam
gledao kao la Sc cudm da Ii stoiim glavi
vidim svc okrenuto naopako. Tisna je bila du-
hoka kada sam rekao: 'Drugovi, ia n.sam nj
kad ocekiyao takav proizvod cd jednog koji ie
toboze veteran zastupaniu znanstvenog Soci-
jalizma. To je bilo sa dubokim sazalenjem da
smo mi Il Americ; susali O primanj ju minister's
kog polozaia cd strane Mileranda, ali zalost
bi bila jos dublja da culi da ie primanje
ucinjeno odobrenjem Socijalisticke partije
Francuske. Ako sc eva rezoluciia usvoj, po-
dgnce sc medju borc:ma kirk gnieva od At
lantika do Pacifika, podignice Sc odgovara-
luci kirk ruganja od strane kapitalistickh par
hia. Ako ic dozvoljeno da jedan istaknuti clan
jedne Scciialisticke partiie primi visoku pozi-
ciju ,kapitalistickoj vladi, zasto ne bi bilo
dozvol jeno da skromniji clanovi prime mamie
polozaie pod istim uslovima vi otvarate vra-
ia pcdmicivanju korupciji od vrha do dna.
Vi uspostavliate u partiji vrlo stanie stvari
kole mi gorko osudjuiemo II americkom rad
nckom pokretu. Ova rezouciia odbacuje pros
lost, cna kalja istorijske rekorde Socijaiz-
MAJ
Dok ie S,nial tako 'izrazio svoiu zapre-
pastenost re m dr5anju revoluconamog
kauckog," pisao ie Kretlow, "Ader. -. pod
rugljvo rece Kauckome. preko stola: Karl,
Du b:st elm schlechtes Luder!' (Ti 81 pokvare-
no iajeD" "Tada," Kretlow nastavlja, ''ja
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svega sto Sc i najmanje odnosi ma
klasnu borbu. Njihova potpora
zloglasnom Hague-u (vidi uvod-
nik) jeste jedan primer, dok il
same prestonice Stalinizma dola-
ri vest da je ma S. julia izdan pos
lednji broj Communist Interna-
tional" casopisa koji je do sada
bio glavni organ Kominterne.
Pravo je rekao veliki De Leon !:
g. .dok VAN socijalisticke orga-
nizacije nisu jasne kao zvonce,
dok nisu neumoljive kao nauka,
dok ne pocivaju pravo ma nacelu
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CiljeT Secijalisticke Radnicke Partije

Socjasti6ka Radnicka Partija zahteva unistenje
mastne, nesgurnosti, besposlce rata necemo
tarijanizam nikakvoj form, bio Stalnisticki
cistick iii domata prmena jednog iii drugog cd tih
ropskh modela.
Mi hoeemo svet oslobodjen cd ratastvarajuce borbe
kapitalisteke place, proizvodi
upotrebu proizvadjaca prodaju svrhom profa
Mi hocemo svet kojem &c masnerija posta bagoslov
mnozene naseg proizvoda koa dati prozvodjaci-
ma sobodno vreme ola studiraj, putuju da uzivau
zvod naseg rada Mi ho6emo zivet pune zvote osobode
nj zauvek nemastine i straha cd nemastine.
Organizovani poiticki radnci poseduju pravo da
konito aguju unistenje ssema ko e doveo drustvo
do sadasnjeg stana. Organizovani ekonomski Soca-
steke 1ndustrijalne Juhe, on poseduju moo da znu-
de postovanje prema svoo demokrats zrazenoj potre
bi Socijaizam.
Socijazam znac zajednicko vlasnistvo sredstava
prozvodnju zemlje, tvornica zeljeznca, it'd On zna6i
da korisni prozvodac zadrze punu drustvenu rednos
proizvoda. On znaci uspostavane istnske demo-
krate podzanje ndusrijalne demokratije Sociastcke
Industrial Junske administracije mad stvarima
mesto vladavne kapitaistcke drzave mad ljudima
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-07-15

Izbegavajuei raspravu ma
sovnoj Akciji" i f'Generalnom
5trajku", Stankovic je pokusao
ia skrene polemiku ma druga,
pporednija pitanja. U koliko nam
|adasnji Stankovic Ii njemu slic-
hi) budu jasniji, u toliko cemo
|akse razumeti sadasnje Stankovi-
ke Stoga mi cemo sc dotaci ne
Eoliko stvari koje je Stankovic IL
leo u svome drugom dopisu RAD
EIcKOJ BORBI 1919. godine.
Stankovic rexe da je urednistvo
kADNIcKE BORBE bilo "vrlo
Stivo pri odgovaranju, ali
pak u odgovoru proviruje tn ]
amo onaj autoritetski ponos, tj
rednistvo je igralo ulogu blagog
titelja, koji nece dijete da izlu+
d "a nekoju pogrjesku, nego mu
brosti napomene, da to nije u
jesno, ali ipak pogrjeska nije
tetna' 'opasna'." Stankovic je
ebao biti poslednji da spominje
utoritetski ponos." Ako je u od-
|voru urednistva RADNIcKE
JRBE bilo "autoritetskog pono-
= to je uvek bilo opravdano sa
ajenicom da je RADNIcKA
)RBA primila Stankovicev do
U najboljem duhu j pitanja U
emu raspravljala sa ciljem da
,prava donese koristi opstoj
(ari radnitke klase, ali tai au-
itetski ponos" nije nikad do
RADNI6KU BORBU do toga
rece svoje, te da Q tome ne
ba dale raspravljati. Ali TAX
ie bilo u0brazeno drzanje Stan