davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-11

By more than 100 other Short
snorters". all members Of the
aerial force who have a combined
900 japanese victories 10 their
credit.
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tortion we're Bette Davis. Rosalind
Russell. Mickey Rooney. Dsanna
Durbin and former Governor Gull
bert L. olson-without one single
paying bite from anyone.
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end here when he was given q five
year prison sentence along with .
five year probationary period.
Among the famous people to whom
he wrote threatening letters OF ex-
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-11

At their picturesque Lantern
Walk Thursday evening. seniors OF
the Normal College babe farewell
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CHAMP -sHoer sHoRrER"

OAKLAND. cAl-UP-MGj Don.
aid Green. IS. home on leave as =
fighter pilot In the Southern Pa
cifie. claims TO be the worlds
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HIS sHAkE.oowNs ENDED

HOLLYWOOD. Gallup The
ambitions OF 10 year old Roger
Barker TO be the nations greatest
shakedown artist came to a sad
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29

night Of July z in the great mansion Of
Westbourne. The next morning, the only
other house guest Mr. II c. Christie. also
a wealthy Bahaman landowner found his
hosts body, lying on a bed and called the
police.
Murder mysteries invented by children are
usually complicated by too much simplicity
and that's the way this one was. Fifteen
bedrooms, each with bath, would imply lot
Of hot and cold running servants but not one
was mentioned in the reports. Such a rich
and aggressive man as Sir Harry should
have had a bodyguard but he scorned the
idea or even 20 lock any Of his doors at night.
The official report was that Sir Harry
had been bludgeoned TO death which trans
lated into American police lingo would be
done with a blunt instrument" or in plain
English, "clubbed to death"
The body had been placed on a bed which
was saturated with an inflammable liquid
and set on fire. To make sure that the
Whole mansion would burn up, an electric
fan was trained on the flames but only re-
suited in putting them out.
Fngeprnts We're photographed and sent
TO New York city police experts. whose
testimony may turn out TO be one of the
deciding factors in the case
The remains were on their way by plane
Countess were staying when someone rcmem-
hercd that there should be autopsy-so
the plane was recalled.
The Count was arrested but he denied
any knowledge Of the crime.
T777TU tH0 case was investigated the
more mysterious Il became So the Duke of
Windsor, who had taken charge of the case
as the representative Of the Crown appealed
to tho New York Police Department, which
Obliged by shipping TO him some Of their best
h0miCidc supcr-seuths and technicians % Avs
The Manhattan murdcr-g -go-rouud expertA
found that few clues, such blood-stained
clothing had been overlooked. Some of these
were flown to the New York laboratories
where definite results are said 20 have been
obtained.
An eminent party who should have been
indicted as an accessory before the fact is
Lady Luck who first mistreated Oakes for
Is years. then made him think he was her
pet darling only 10 fix things so he would
he murdered n his declining years
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29

ousy or other family problems such pro-
longed bliss was too good TO be true ana
after while il ceased 10 boz.
II n child were invcu,ng this true story,
IL would break up the happiness IN a childish
-++t-t+f4A f4tfrrrr-r-r-
daughter. Nancy. then Is asked Papa II II
would be all right TO marry handsome Count
Alfred de Margnv Sir Harrys reply was
definitely not lie is reported TO have said
that he doubted the validity Of the Counts
-t'tie and regaf1cd nm ds fortune huhterV
who had already been married twice.
SO the beautinll. duufuI daughter tloped
with Count Alfred
Sir Harry used 60 obedience frorp man.
woman and even Nature was furious at this
defiance, disinhertug Nancy and announcing
that he eoffsidrrcri t1rr rs airc5rrtv dr1t
Lady Oakes howcver listened 10 the
Counts statement that his title was good and
that he was no fortune hunter because his
family was very wealthy making enormous
war profits from their sugar plantations on
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29

noble husband, dying In
the next room. Where
upon Fate chuckled
and made them both
get well. in a hurry.
Always scrupulous
in keeping his word,
Sir Harry was never
theless a tough GUS
toner, if he thought he
had been tricked. Did
that dcathbed blessing
constitute a m oral.
grubstake obligation to
Count Alfred or was
it null and void be
cause there Weren I any
deaths ?
The Baronet and the
Count are supposed TO
have b e n debating
that question on the
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29

on the Canadian side of Niagara Falls then
picking up another estate The Willows az
Bar Harbor, Maine, and a Winter home at
Palm Beach.
No marriage being perfect without chill
-dlen-AEs- Cakes presented Ats4=
these blessings, Even a kidnapping threat
proved blessing in disguise. it caused them
TO visit England There. in 1859 following
a princely gift TO a London hospital he was
made a Barouet Now be had not only made
=bo7rr'rryr- =frcyTsc fycYcr- n ErT,r I5Gy IN
the sense Of hostess. but also with the title
Of Lady, as the wife of a Bayonct
It VIII take thousands of booI,kcelSr hours
TO discover the stze of the Oakcs fortune. but
the estimate is over 5000 100000, one of
the largest in the wat!d-Iu order te-esCaPe
the heavy taxation i'm tho United states and
Canada, he became a citizen ut the Bahamas
where il was stiu comparatively light But
soon II jumped there. too, because of the war.
In the Bahamas Sir Harry made vast in-
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29
When Sir
Fabulous.
Luck
Ran Out

~OOR HARRY OAKES hadn't any money,
$50 the conductor put him off the tram
IN the middle Of Canada, but he met an
old Chnaman who told him where 10 ma HI
the gold he wanted-so he did ana became
ono OF the worlds richest men and was able
10 marry his boarding house Keeper, the KING
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29

vestmeH+s- s-including
the big British Colo
NAL Hotel. al Mas
sau. tn e Botanical
Gardens. tn e City
Water Works and a
private airport He
rebuilt and ran the
Bahamas Coun try
club a q ] oinin &
w q st b ou rne. the
two-storv rod stucco
mansion. with j.
bedrooms. in one Of
which he was 90 be
murdered. He OPP
crate q a much
needed bus line and
found time 20 be-
...-t,v gF
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29

Above 49, Nancy Oakes dr Marigny
Hurrying 10 the Bahamas After the Death
Of Her Father. And Right - sir Harry, Lucky
Even at the Last When the Electric Fan,
Turned On bN the Murderer TO Fan the Flames
aud Destroy the Evidence, Blew Them
out Instead.
chance acquaintance would reveal such
secret 90 stranger? Oakcs believed il and
as a result staked out the Lake shore Mine,
one Of the richest IN tho world.
His share was enough TO make him
multimHHouaire but luck having found HIM
at last stuck fast 90 him He seemed 10 have
the Midas touch that turned everything 10
gold There was a moral obligation To the
aged Chinaman but this character, after that
one scene. removed himself from the picture
by dying
Harry Oallcs wcll-mannered and educated
and now we'll tailored and worth millions.
was a prize for any woman. He could look
about HIM pick and chQQse.
Instead. ne remembered that unwrtten
cart-aud-hand grubstake claim he owed 20
a good little woman. way down under If she
was still waiting and, almost miraculously,
she stilI was.
They were married and from then until
about two years ago. his life was such an
unbroken series OF success and happiness as
TO make one not only Jealous but bored.
Only 10 mention few Of the high spots
he became the richest man in Canada spend
ing half a million dollars building Oak Hill,
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29

down But news Of the gold strike In the
Yukon came and he quit TO become a
prospcctor.
No' flake OF gold did he find. but instead
of giving up he wandered over the world for
Is years prospecting in the Philippines.
Australia New Zealand the Belgian Congo,
West Africa and South America. and Death
Valley. l. S. a always a failure and often
hungry and ragged Between failures he had
10 work al anything he could got
There was just one flash of romance 70
brighten The chain of failure and hardship.
Eumcc Myrtle Mcintyre young and pretty
keeper Of a boarding house in sydney. Aus
tralIa was sufficiently illogical 10 trust tho
lucklcss wandercr for board and lodging not
only believing that some day he would pay
his bill but would strike il rich and make
her a great lady
-A4+-f+4f,eFa- tit-Ht-1t-ttf7 mt sf1r h1d
crubstakcd man destined 10 be the worlds
uclicst prospector His luck was due 10
turn but not for while yet
Passing through Ontario Canada Oafos
was put off the train at Kirkland Lake He
-rlyuTIiy- -trBvrryd by freight. TIr tTis was a
passenger train and the lost ticket game
did not work
From this point on the failures fcNtUrucd
inth "A success story So hayWirc that nobody
would listen If IL hadn't actually happened.
The first person he met decre9it old
,frffr5tfrt;fft tt teho tc happcurd 70 WTnttUn
that ne was looking for gold, The -CNncSe
told him where he had seen what looked like
gold cropping out Of tho rock.
Who would hc fool enough to think
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29

Island of -MaurltHls, For lePaHstie Fea--
) his share of the wealth was not available
then
So Lady Oakes believed him secretly
ned her purse and the pair ate heartily
r after-or at least until the big recon-
Ition scene.
The Baronct was still sticking to his
oath that he would see Nancy dead first
when a telegram came informing him
: that this very thing was about to come
70 pass. The Count and Countess we're
both dying of typhoid fever in a MeXi-
can hospital.
Flying to Naney's deathbcd. Sir
Harry gave his pardon and blessing
generously letting it spread over TO the
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29

10 marry MS W." N4i'H 80
made him a Raronet and
they lived happily ever
after until his daughter
married 4 French Count
and then somebody muir
dcred nm IN his palacc
and then a King who
had turned INTO "A Duke,
turned into Il detective
10 find out who did II.
The real life story OF
Sir Harry Oakes runs
along like naive fairy
tale invented by a little
child every step depend
Ing Oh luck SO -prep0ster=-
Gus that nobody would
dare relt such a fantastic
yarn. even in a radio
skif.
Though Sir HARMS
fabulous luck deserted
him al last il Was stu
'-IITTTE1UE around aIld ds
whimsical as ever For
''ff5r rfrctric far1 turned
on by the murderer TO
IAN the flames that we're
#t6#haYe streyed the
evidence arfa&alIy blew
them out But the sitHa-
ton confronting the
HLIthUrTtICE T1y 50 rQTI=-
fIsing they had 10 call
,pon New York detec-
tiYcs for help
-
vi '''' ~ 1''e -
pas charged with the
crime and " hen I h e
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Harry Oa"'s was porn
oN years ago I'D sanger
vile Maine d 'iil'e anu
place "here people TOOK
life seriously ana urea
10 amount 20 some
thing As the boy gre"
up hls parents, MT ana
Mrs. William Pitt OakeS
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29

Incredible MIR. ookes Was King Midas
in ReoI Life; Never Had an Equal in Fie-
tion or Fairy Tales; Was Kicked Off a
Train Into q Gold Mine. Became Rich.
Happy and Borone+- Then Coprieious
Lady Fortune Left Him Flat TO Be
MysferiousIy Murdered
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Citaite sa malo soil.

Mi verujenlo da bi Gitaoci Stankoyi-
ceyog kanadskog Hrvatskog Glasa trebali
da "a vreme citanja te noyine imadu pri
ruci nesto soil, narcotic kada citaju blju-
tave bljuvotine tog nekadaSnjeg nadri-
revolucionarca "njegovoj kanadi." U
broju cd II. oktobra ia Sovinisticka krpe-
tina donosi jedan ogroman oglas "a kupo-
vanje ratnih bondova, Il kome Sc medju
Ostalim kaze da je kanada drzava "gdje
mi je osigurana licna sloboda' da je to
drzava Ii kojoj "mogu zivjeti kako ho6u."
Mi smo imali priliku posetiti kanadu
pre- nekoliko dana, mi smo Ma prvu ruku
saznali prisilnoj sluzbi koja tamo Via
da, slicna onoj koja Sc namerava uvesti
Ii America sa Austin n-Wadsworth-ovom "a
konom.
ALI mozda Sc Stankovic test sa oninl
delom oglasa kome Sc kaze da ''u Moi
fkanadi me ne nagone brutalni diktato-
ri" Da, mozda ne brutalni diktatori, ali
svakako diktatori. Ali to je neSto Sto ne.
mogu razumeti ljudi koji su dojeni otrov-
MIN mlekom pseudosocijalizma i pseudo
komunizma.
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POZiv u propast.
StaIiniSticki Narodni GlaSnik

Stalinisticki Narodni Glasnik &. ok
tobra) ina iedan clanak pod naslovom
"Hrvati Juznoj America borbi protiv
fasizma.' tlanku je pismo cd nekog
Nikole Dijanita IL Montevidea. Uruguay,
koji poziva Hrvate da Sc bore protiv ia
sizma. Sa promenom imena. poziv bi Sc
mogao upotrebiti IL ma koioj zemlji "a
svrhe raspalj ljivanja sovinistickih strasti.
Ali to ne znati da &c jugoslavenski
radnici Montevideu ostati neobaveste-
nj svoiim klasnim interesima. posto ce
do njih doci spasonosno Slovo radnickog
je tamo siri Radnicka Organizacija De
Leonovih Sledbenika.
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Maksim Gorki.
SVe$tenik mOrala.

Bro - nehotice ponovih
o, da! Odobricete, da je meni samome nemogue-
placati kazne! reGe smeseci - Pedeset do
lara nedeno je vro malo porodicu cd cetir cla
Pustite me da o tome razmslm, rekoh ja ustay-
81 stoice.
Molm! - slozi
Poceh hodat po sobi gore dole pored njega SEGA
juci napregnuto svh oblika dusevnih oboljevanja
Htedoh odred karakter njegove bolesti, ali mogah.
Jedno e bilo asno - to nije ludo velcine. On pra
case ljubaznim osmehom mrsavom, iscrpenom lieu
strpljivo cekase.
Dakle biro? - zastavljajuei Sc prema MENU
Jeste, - rece
- lima Ii in mnogo suzbi?
u ovome gradu - 125 muskih Is zenskih -
- gradu? Zna6 -. drugim gradovi-
ma - ina takode biroa?
celoj zemlji, svakako! rece on, smeseci Sc
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Sedmi nOvembar.

Slobodna Rec 6. oktobra) poziva sv0-
je eitaoce sve srpske organizacije da Sa
lju pozdraye Scvjetskom Savezu Il znak
proslave 26. godisnjice Ruske Revolucije.
Interesantno &c biti citati te pozdra-
We, narcotic one koje budu pisai STALL
nisti. Pitanje: Da Ii &c slaviti internaci-
onalnu solidarnost radnicke klase klas-
nu borbu protiv kapitalizma, kako je to
cinio Lenin, iii &c veicati ruski sovini-
zam, kako to Gini Stain? Mi verujemo da
ce oni biti dosledni - Stalinisti!
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-10-14
Demagog O demagozina.

Kresiceva Danica e. oktobra) ina
uvodnik pod naslovom "Nemorani pore
dak", kome Sc redja nepravda koja pos
toji Puerto Rico, Siciliji, Spaniji, Jugo-
slaviii it'd. To Danica naZiva "nemora-
lom' kcmentarise da "dok oval ocit ne
moral jos postoji danas Ma swim konti-
nentima skoro [?j svakoj drzavi, svjet-
ski politifari drzavnici stalno govore
nekaEvoj 'krscanskoj' civlizaciji koju Sc
mora sacuvati' TIE ljude Kresiteva Da-
MICA naziva "demagozima" optuzuje in
da Sc "igraju beznaCai inm frazama."
Rec "demagog", prema Lochmerovom
ratniku, znaci "zavodilac naroda.' Biti
demaeog II politickom i socijalnom smis-
lu znaci goyoriti jedno, radlti drugo.
Iii, drukce kazano, demagog je onaj koli
govori da bi nesto bile dobro zasto on sam
ne radi, iii da je nesto zlo sto on sam
podrzava. Mi Sc slazemo sa DanicOm ka-
da ona kaze da liudi koii govore "krs-
tanskoi civilizaciii' upotrebljavaju "bez-
raCaine fraze." To je tako zbog toga sto
t; Ijudi zagovaraj ju produzenje kapitalis-
tickog sistema privatnog vlasnistva sred-
stava "a proizvodnju koje omogucava
izrabljvanje radnitke hase. Dakle, ii
ljudi iesu demagozi.
Ali kresiceva Danica otvoreno radi
"a produzenje kapitalistiGkog sistema pri-
vatnog vlasnistva. Ia niu je americki ka-
pitalizam, njegov politiGki refleks, izraz
demokracije: ona die Il nebesa podpred
sednika WaIace-a, koii narcotic nagla-
suje potrebu produzavanja kapitalistickog
sistema proizvodnie raspodele. Dok ta-
ko radi, Danica ultra-demagoski zakliu-
cuie spomenuti svoj uvodnik sa: "Sve
dok Sc ne ukine nepravda, sve dok trale
izrabliivanje covjeka 20 6ovjeku, sve dok
zemliu ne budu posjedovali iskliutivo o.
ni koi ie obradjuiu. ludo je besmisle-
no goyoriti 0 demokraciji, a jos mamie
krscanskoj civilizaciii.'
To ie skladu sa onom starom: 'Re-
ci joj, dok ii nije rekla."
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t moranih zakona, a?
On odstup Cd meme, zaskilji ma me- ponova Sc iva
nasonjacu, kao kuvana rba cniji izvuee cigaru
zapali je pajuci "a dopustenje Zatim produz:
Kome je prjatno jest jagodu karbolnom kise-
linom? = baci zapaljenu zizcu ma pod.
Cd uvek je tako - elm covek uvid svoiu nadmoc-
most mad bliznjim, odmah ponasa prema ovome
svina.
Meni je tesko da razumem! priznadoh ia, geda-
uei II lice.
On Sc nasmes rece:
Imao boje misljenje Vasim sposobnosti-
Bivajuei slobodniji svojim manirma, on ba-
c pepeo sa cgare ma pod, zatvori upola oc
ee kro tepavice mlazeve dina il svoe cgare nastavi
sovor tonom poznavaoca stvari
vi malo poznajete moral, po sto vidim.
= Ne, katkad sretao sa MIN, - kazah ia
skromno.
On izvadi cgaru usta, posmatrase e primeti fl
ozofsk:
- Udariti celom zid, ne znaci jos prouciti zd!
Da, slazem tim Ali zasto ia odskacem uvek
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zastitnicki
Meni dodje zao sebe
- Pa. Sta oni. neodlucno zaptah - a
cine sc bave ii biroi?
Narusavaju zakone morala! - skromno odgovori
on, ustade stolice sede naslonja6u protegli Sc
iskrenom radoznaloSeu sade posmarat mole lice Oce
vdno, ia einjah dvljak prestade ustezati Sc
- Do djavola - pomislih - Nije potrebno po-
kazvati da nsam nista trajuei ruke re-
koh zvo
- To je nteresantno! Vrlo interesantno . Samo
-. .zasto to-?
Sta? - smeseci Sc upita on.
- Pa tt biro narusavanje moralnh zakona?
On nasmeja dobrocudnim smehom deteta zasog
IL gupih godna ia ga posmatrah pomislih da je u
svari izvor svih neprijatnosti zivotu neznanje
- Kako mislite, treba Ii zivet, a? - upita on.
= Svakako!
- 1 treba pratno zivet?
- O. razume SCI
Tai covek ustade pride meni potapka me po
ramenu.
A je Ii mogucno uzivati zivotu ne narusavaju-
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cd morala kao lopta cd zda go
- Tu sc vidi nedostatak vasptania rece on raz-
lazuci.
Moze bltl vro lako, - odobrih ia - Moi deda
bese edan cd ocajnih moralsta koje ia poznadoh On
Je znao sve puteve raj salno gurao ma njih svako-
ga ko mu Je pao ruke Istinu e samo on znao rev.
nosno Ju Je uterivao elm e god stzao gavu clanovi
ma svoJe porodce On je dvno znao sve sto hoce Bog
ca coveka sta wise ucio je psa matku kako Sc treba
vladat da Sc dobie veeno blazenstvo P SVEN tom bio
c pohlepan, stano je lagao, bavo zelenastvo
l. raspolazuci svreposcu pudljivca dusevna osobina
svih moralista svakoga -, sobodnom zgodnom vre-
menu tukao e svoe uku6ane elm e mogao kako e hteo
Pokusavao da uticem dedu, zele6i da ga u
blazim, = jednom zbacio starca kroz prozor drl-
q put sam ga udario ogledaom. Prozor ogledalo Sc
razbise, ali deda cd toga ne b bolii On je umro kao
moralist
A meni, cd toga vremena cni moral malo druk-
ci... Mozda eete vi ma Sta rec sto bi me moglo po-
miriti sa MIN? predlozih mu ia.
On izvadi casovnik pogleda ma nj rece:
(Nastavice Sc.
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"Jedino Sociializam. sa svetlos-
Gu koiu baca okolo sebe u coveka,
moze da Sc hrva tim problemima
Kao more sto uzima Il svoje grudi i
rastvara nebrojene elemente sto Sc
srucuju MEGA il nebrojenih reka.
Socijalizmu je ostavljen zadatak re-
senja jednog i sviju problema sto do
plovlse potocima vremena Sto odr-
zavahu coveka Il unistavajucoj borbi
S cOvekom." DANIEL DE LEON.
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q KONSKRIPCIJI RADNIKA.

II prOSla diva brOja RADNlCkE BORBE
stampana su diva psma koja su poslata Pred
sedniku Sjedinjenih Drzava, kao protest protlv
Austin Wadsworth-ovog bila koji predvidja po-
novo uspostavljanje neprvolne sluzbe Sic
dinjenim Drzavama. Pored toga, mi smo pisali
o tome blu u drugim clancima. Mozda ee ne
upueeni citaoc primetiti da mi mnogo pisemo
stvari kojoj Kongres jos nije poeeo deba-
tovati, te da izgeda kao uzaludno troSenje vre-
mena napora da Sc sada pisu protestna pisma
Predsedniku kongresmanima burzoaskoj stam-
pi. To moze izgledati tako, ali cinjenica je da
Sc tai zakono-projekat ralazi pred kongresom
da &c on, danas-sutra, biti stvar rasprave
konacne odluke.
Svakako da oni koji su cato da sc konskrip-
tuje radnike, ne spavaju. Takodjer oni koji sc
zlovoljno protive takvom zakonu, sve mamie go
wore tom ropskom blu. Pored toga ina IL
gleda da Sc liza kulisa mnogo raspravlja tom
blu, da Sc ocenjuju njegove potencionalnostl,
a naivise mora da Sc raspravlja mcqueen
reaktovanju radnika protiv usvajanja tog rop-
skog zakono-projekta. Istina je da reakcija
oslana ma moguei efekat propaganda koJa vrl-
sti da ako je demokratski primorati coveka da
navlaei nasu uniformu da ide ma ratno pole,
da je isto tako demokratski sprisilit radnika
da radi tvornici, kojoj mu Sc naredi da ra-
di. Pored toga sto putokratja time hoce da
kaze da je konskriptovanje "a vojsku demo-
kratski Gin (sto nije) ona plasi da bi rad
nici mogli rezonovati ovako: Govori nam Sc
ola je militarna konskripcija demokratska,
Hitlerovoj Nemackoj postoji mlitarna kons-
kripcija, prema tome, oni imadu demokrat-
ju: u Hiterovoj Nemackoj postoj konskrip-
ella radnika, ako je konskripcija radnika de-
mokratska, tada Hitlerova Nemacka nosi jos
jedno obelezje demokratije; ako vlada demo-
kratija Nemackoj, kako to da mi ratujemo
sa svrhom da Sc unisti Hitlerizam da sc
time sacuva demokratija?
Ali bez razlike sta Sc sada radi liza kulisa,
cnjenica je, ponavljamo, da Sc pred Kongre-
som Sjedinienih Drzava nalazi zakono-proJe-
kat koji, ako postane zakonom, garantuje US
postavljanje takve. demokratije America, u
koiko Sc tice sobode kretanja poslu, kak-
va vlada Nemackoj Hitlerovoj Nemac-
koj. Zbog toga razloga svaki clan simpatcar
S. L. P, svaki ljubitelj slobode, svaki onaj ko-
il ina dovoljno kicme da brani ona prava, ko-
ia ina da Sc bori "a prosirenje tih prava, tre-
ba da prikljuci svoj glas protesta, glasu Soci-
jalistGke Radnieke Partije, te da tako zajed-
nicki ma vreme opomenemo sto je moguce We
Ii broj radnika, da on koji Sc nalaze ma Was
ii, spremni su da poniste osnovna prava koja
nam garantuje Ustav sjedinjenih Drzava.