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The Wilmington morning star., 1943-10-15
NOCTURNAL DRIVE
American Engineers Bridge
Stream In Darkness
Before Assault
NAILS PINNED DOWN
Fifth Army Given Murder.
Gus Aerial Cover
age By Fhers

ALLIED HEADQUAR-
TIERS, Algiers, Oct. 14-(P
Germans first natural
defense line before Rome
the steep-banked Volturno
river-has been smashed by
the Fifth Army at several
points near Capua in a fur
ious night assault in which
Allied engineers bridged the
stream under whitening Ger
man fire, Allied headquarters
announced today.
American and British IN
fantry and armored forces,
including tanks stormed
across the river in darkness
early yesterday after having
repealed a futile Nazi assault
on Capua, and today were
fighting fiercely to expand
their bridgeheads against des-
perate enemy resistance.
So murderous was the aer-
ial cover given 1t. Gen. Mark
W. Clark's attacking troops
that German infantry was
pinned down to its defensive
positions north of the VOL
turno and not a single Nazi
tank was able to join the bat
tie.
No Exact Information
There was no exact information
how far Allied vanguards had PEN
etrated beyond the river. but an Of
fetal announcement that bridge
heads had been firmly established
indicated Clark's troops had pushed
northward far enough to ensure
them against German counter-at-
tackS.
Throughout today stream Of AL.
lied tanks, artillery, supplies and
men rumbled over the makeshift
bridges, Drawing heavy Nazi fire.
to support the advance units that
were tanning out along the Voltur-
nos northern shore.
Weltering under the sledgeham-
hammer blows of Clark's fighters,
the Germans We're falling back to-
ward the Gargliano river and the
Aurunci and Ausoni mountains.
There they undoubtedly will make
another stand to delay the invaders
again and permit the Germans to
hold on to Rome as long as posi-.
BILE.
CA Berlin broadcast said sea-
borne British troops, following typi-
cal Allied leapfrog tactics, had
anded at the mouth Of the Voturno
where it flows into the Mediterra-
mean and threatened to flank the
entire German defense( system
aong the stream.)
The fierceness with which the
Germans are defending Rome indi-
Gates their appreciation of the val.
ue of the eternal city for it's politi-
cal and religious effect. It's even
tual loss by them may have all the
greater repercussions because Of
their determined fight for 1t.
Gen. Clark took advantage Of sub.
siding floods and drying ground to-
hurl his forces into the attack on
the Volturno behind terrific ar.
tillery barrage that tore Nazi de-
fenses to shreds. Hundreds of me-
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-10-15
WEATHER

FORECAST:
NORTH CAROLINA: Continued mild
with occasional light rain.
eastern Standard Time)
(By U. S. Weather Bureau)
Meteorological data for the "a hours
ending 7:3 p. M, yesterday.
TEMPERATURE
l 80 a. M, 81; 7:30 e. M, Sc; 1870
y. M, 70; 7:30 p. M, 70. Maximum 81;
Minimum So; Mean 74 Normal 66.
80 a M, 95; 80 a. M, SO; 1880
D. M, Sc; 7:30 p. M, 81.
PRECIPITATION
Total for the "a hours ending 1880 p. m.
600 inches.
Total since the first of the month";
Q. 90 inches.
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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-25
NOTICE OF MEETING TO ACT on
NAGAIING OF ALLY

RESOLVED, That the City Commission
Of the City OF Mount Clemens does
hereby declare that II deems II advisable
10 vacate. discontinue and abolish the
portion Of the public alley or street here
matter described
RESOLVED. FURTHER. That this
Commission meet on Wednesday, the sec
ond dav of June l943. al 7 80 o'clock IN
the evening In the Commission Chamb-
ers IN the County Building, al Mount
Clemens. Michigan. for the purpose OF
hearing objections thereto.
RESOLVED. FURTHER That notice Of
said meeting together with A copy OF
this resolution shall be published IN the
Mount Clemens MoDlior-Lcadcr, az least
once In each week for two consecutive
weeks Immediately preceding the time
herein appointed for SAID meeting The
alley proposed 10 be vacated is descrlo-
ed as follows.
Westerly $40 feet Of 20 foot alley run
ming from Judge Street 10 Avery Street
IN the rear OF Lots /, >, 3, I. ;, g. Block
TO- Don NJ DickinsOns Addition 10 the
City Of Mount Clemens. more particular
lv described as Commencing at the
North east corner OF Judge Street and
Michigan Avenue Railroad ST. thence
northerly along the east side OF judge -.
l25 feet 10 the place OF beginning. thence
easterIv and parallel with Michigan Ave
nuc $40 feet thence northCrly and par
auol with judge Street 30 feet, thence
westerly and parallel with Michigan Ave
niIr 34O feet. thence southerlN along
Judge Street 20 feet 10 the poln, of be-
May ia. 25-M-L
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Legal Notices
Gordon W. Lsmphere. Attorney. Coz Shell

Gordon W. Lamphere. Attorney. 500 Shell
MORTGAGE SALE Default having been
gage made by FINER ID SCOTT and
MARTHA VI SCOTT, his wife, OF the City
of East Detroit, Michigan, Mortgagors. 10
Union Guardian Trust Company. a Michi-
san corporation Morteaeee. dated June
Register OF Deeds for Macomb County.
Michigan, on August s. 1912 IN Iber 3l9
Of Mortgages, on PAGE 581 which said
mortgage was assigned 20 FEDERAL
NATIONAL MORTGAGE ASSOCIATION by
assignment dated on September 5, 1912,
and recorded on September Ia 1912 N the
Office OF SAID Register of Deeds N iiber
32l OF MortgageS on Page 499 on which
mortgaee there is claimed To be due az
he date OF this notice, for principal and
proceedings az law or IN eGuiy having
been instituted 70 recover the debt secured
by said MORTGAGE or any part Thereon
Now, therefore pursuant 20 the power OF
sale in said mortgage and the statute in
such case made and provided notice is
hereby siven that on WEDNESDAY
AUGUST II l943 AZ II 90 O'Clock A NJ
said morteage viii he iorecloscd By a sale
az public auction 10 The hlghcsf bidder
AZ the GEatiot street Entrance 10 The
ems. Michlgau tthai being thc building
whore the Circuit Court for ,he County
OF Macomb IS heidi OF the premises de-
Scrbed IN said m0rtgage. or so much
thereof as may be necessary to pay the
amount due on sand NOR tace with in
terCst thereon az - per annum and
all legal expense. and also any sums
paid by the undersigned 90 protect its
interests which said prem 80 are de-
scrbcd All that certain piece or parcel
troit. IN the County OF Macomb and State
OF Michigan. described as Lot OF Lin
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which morisage is nov owned BY samp-
son Smith. he having reached his
majority and on which moDgage there u.s.
CLAIMED 20 De due az tlef date or ihts
notice, for prncipai and interest. az Eve
So per cent the sum OF THREE THOU
SAND SIX HUNDRED FORTN-EIGHT
AND rs 100 81 6i8 IS DOLLARS. and an
attorney Zee as PROVIDED by law as pro.
Nided Tor m SAID mcrieaRe. and no SNft
or proceecingS az law haylng been instl-
tuted 10 recover the moneys secured bv
said moTigage or any part thereof Notice
Is hereby giycn that by virtue ol the
power OF sale contained IN said mortgage,
and the statute IN such case made and
provided on MONDAY, THE 18TH DAY
OF AUGUST, A y 1913 az L. 90 o'clock
noon, Eastern War Time. the undersigned
entrance OF the Court House IN the cav
OF M. Clemens Michigan that being the
place who're 'he Circuit Court for ne
County OF MaComh IS held sell az public
auction 10 the highest bidder. the prem
ises described IN said morieage or so
much thereof as may be necessary 20 pay
the amount so as aforesaid due on said
mortgage with FIVE So per cent inter-
est. and all legal costs. together With said
tzi OF the northwest one-quarter - OF
Section fifteen tl5l, IN The Township OF
Shelby. County OF Macomh State OF Mich
lgan. and cOntainlng 80 acres OF land
Dated May Is 1913
Mortgaeee.
VOORHEES, LONG RYAN and McNAIR.
Attorneys for Sampson j. Smith,
Detroit Michigan
MAY Is IS June l. & IS, - %. July
6. 10, 20, 81 AugQSf B. 10
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Rompoeing Illinois Also
Threatens Wide Disaster
Domoses Already TotoI Millions
as High Waters Swirl Over Midwest

now moving across the state.
will overflow more than 100000
TO 100000 acres inundated when
the stream went on rampage
two weeks ago.
In Indiana there was a break
in the Brevoort levee system. II
miles south of Vincennes and
less than three miles from the
city, but no alarm was felt, al
though the Wabash rivers fall
was slowing, dropping a little
over one foot from the crest of
q feet Sunday.
The flood damage to crops in
some of the states was reported
by agriculture officials. In Hi
nois Dean II. p. Rusk of the I'm
iversity of Illinois said l,257 ,698
acres Of crop land had been
inundated and the heaviest loss
was in corn - 181, 500 acres
which could have produced
about 100000 bushels. Wheat
losses were estimated at 1861
acres and oats, $1,000 acres.
Col. w. F. Lawlor Of the U. S.
Army district engineers at st.
Louis said today there has been
total Of 10000 acres flooded
on the Mississippi from Alton
GllD to Cape Girardeau. Of the
total, he said, 90 to 95 per cent
Of the farm lands were planted
mostly in corn and wheat.
Rep. Wesley Disney (D-Okla)
said Federal loans and high pri-
critics would be available for re-
construction work in the Okla
homa area, while Governor Ro-
bert S. Kerr estimated damage
at "at least $40, 900 900 to crops,
highways, soil, homes and in
dustry. Damage 10 crops, as es-
timated by President Joe c.
Scott of the State Board Of Agri-
culture, was S25, 100000, and he
said 100000 worth of live
stock and poultry were lost and
damage TO farm machinery and
Improvements was placed at
100000.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-25

cors,,,rc. Of Aleoso1e se,e.er ir4.s,,i,,. Inc.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-25
VOORHEES, Long, RYAN A McNair. attor-
news. Penobscot BLDG, Detroit Mich
Notice Of MORTGAGE Foreclosure sale

MORTGAGE SALE Default having been
made IN The conditions OF certaln NOR
case made BY WINltRED II sMlthf 20
SON J. SMITH. minor. dated The zen
day OF April, A. ID 1884 and recorded IN
the office OF the Reglsier OF Deeds ioT
the County OF Macomb and state of
Michigan on the 28th day OF April,
1894 IN Lber 222 of mortgaees, on paee
Al which mortgage Is no" owned ny
Sampson smith he having reached his
majority and on which mortsage there IS
claimed 10 be Que az The date OF tins
notice. for principal and interest a nNe
HIpuNDRnfspr 'g FoRr ~ NJ" AND 20 loo
sl64l 40 DOLLARS and an attorne. s
fee as provided by Law, as provided for IN
said mortgage, and no SUI or pfoceedlhsS
AZ law having been instituted 10 recover
the moneys secured by said mortgage or
any part thereof Notice Is Hereby Given
that by virtue % he power OF sale con-
tanned IN said mortease and the statute
in such case made and provided on
MONDAY, THE 10Th DAY OF AUGUST
4 l943, a, IL 90 o'clock noon, Eastern
War Time the undersigned WILL at the
westerly or Gratiot Street entrance 70 the
Court House in the CITY OF MI Clemens.
Michigan. that being the place where the
Circuit Court for I've County OF Macomb
rs held sell al public auction 20 the hlgh-
est bidder the premises described IN SAID
mortgage or 50 much thereof as may Dc
necessary TO pay the amount 50 IS aiofe-
aid due on SAID morteaec. Wth five IS, 90
per cent interest ard all legal costs, to-
eether with said attorney fec, 70 Wit.
The east threc-Qrarter ta.l Of the north
cast quarter "a OF the northwest quar-
ter ca. of Section sixteen lel. IA the
Township OF Shelby, County Of Macomb.
State OF Michigan
' SAMPSON J SMITH.
Mortgagee
VOORHEES,, LONG. RYAN and McNAIR,
ATTORNEYS for Samps on J. Smith,
PenobScot Building.
Detroit, Mlchiean.
'May l8 - June !, IS % % July
g. - 20. q August 2, 10
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-25
NOTICE or NETTING TO ACT ON
AIAlING OE ALLY

RESOl WE'D That the City Cnmmls-
sion 81 The CITY OF Mount Clemens docs
hereby declare that ~ deems - ad>is-
able 90 Nacaic, discontinue and abolish
the portion ~ the public alley or street
hereinafter described
RESOLVED. FURTHER That 10,
Commission meet on Wednesday t1e
On the evening. IN the Commission
Chambers in the County Building Al
Mount Clemens. Michigan. for the pur-
pose ~ hearing objections thereto
RESOLVED. FURTHER, That notice
81 said meeting. together with a copy
OF this resolution shall ne published m
the Mount Clemens Monitor-Lcadcr Al
least once m each week for NO con-
secutlve weeks Immediately preceding tho
tune herein appointed for SAID meeting
The alley proposed 10 he vacated Is de-
scfihed a. follows
Westerly $40 feet OF 20 foot alley
running from judge street 20
ANerv Street 10 The rear OF Lots
, 3 T. ;. s Block TO- Den VI
D,ckinSons Addition 20 the CITY
OF Mount Clemens more par,iCu
larlv described as Commencing
AZ the north east corner OF Judge
Street and Michican \ venue
Railroad s. thence northeriy
along the east side 90 judge s.
l25 feet 10 the place OF bcgln-
nirg thence easterly and parallel
with Michigan Avenue $40 feet
thence northerly ana parallel with
Judge Street 20 feet thence west
erv and parallel with Michigan
Avenue $40 feet. thence south
etlN along judge Street 20 feet
10 the point Of beginning
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-25
Turbulent Mississippi Continues Devastating Course

en' Commissioners BTeitheyer Brunecl
LcneTa0 and DuBaS Absent Man or
We,fcndorf
The minutes OF the last meeting were
read and approved
Commi ,orcr LongstaN- Brunei /mov-
ed that the Tavern license OF Marie Ha-
motifs b. approved
Yea Rrctmcyer, Bruneel, Lonestaft
and DuBaN
NsN--NoNc
Commissioner DuRay- Brunei moved
that the several applications for build
ms permits be granted. subject 20 the
approval of she CITY Engineer. with the
exception Of tho building permit for a
chicken coop az li9 Colonial Cour'.
which permit he laid on the table f3v
one y week.. pending investigation.
Yea Rrcltmeyer. Brunecl, Lone.,ahf
and DuRa,
NaN- None
Commissioner DuRay Brunei moved
that The beverage license of Marie Ha-
nious % Second street. be approved.
Yea Brctmeyer, Rruneel. Lonestatf
and DuBaV
Nay None
Commissioner DuBay-Longstau moved
that the Class c license OF Arthur and
Angela sohut 29s North Avenue. be
L
Carried
Yea Breitmeyer, Bruncel, Lonestaft
and DuEaN
Nas None
Comm oner Bruncel- DuRay moved
| hat the MaVor and Clerk be and they
hereby aye authorized and directed 10
issue , warrant In the amount OF s4S 90
90 Guy Grthth for Memorial DAY eN-
ponies ard for the decoration OF SOL
dlcr, graves
Carried
Yea Btcitmeyer Bruncel. Longstaft
ard Outlay
NAY None
Commissioners IoncStaff- DuPav moved
that the CITY Commission recognize the
fine work done by the Civilian Defense
Council and Volunteers, the Rcd Gross
and Coast Guard Auxiliary for the.~
fine WorN doue during our recent flood.
and hereby compliment these organiza-
tons
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-25

wood Subdivision ~ par. OF the Northwest
~. OF Section 81. Town / North, Range -
East. City Of East Detroit, Macomb coun-
~. Michigan and replat OF part OF Lot
90 Halfway Little Farms Subdivision IL
according TO the plat thereof as recorded
IN Liber ~ Page OF Plais
Dated MAY 1919
FEDERAL NATIONAL MORT
GAGE ASSOCIATION. a cor
poration organiZed and exist
ing pursuant 20 Title III OF
the National Housing Act, as
amended Assignee OF Mortgagee.
GORDON W LAMPHERE
Attorney for ASSIGNEE OF MORTGAGE,
GOT Shelby street,
Detroit. Michigan.
MAY H. rs. IS. June l, Is y 20
July g. -. 20. q August 3.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-25
Nv the Associated Press


The turbulent Mississippi and
the smaller but unruly Illinois
rivers-continuing their devas-
tating course over a wide section
to-day threatened further dis
aster TO an already flood-strick-
en- section of Illinois and Mis-
souri,.
The two seething streams
roured out fresh torrents Of wa
ter over man built protective
walls and there was no immed-
late indication they had spent
their fury.
The concentration point in the
six state midwest flood zone was
along a l25-mile front of the
Mississippi from ST. Louis to
Cape Girardeau Mo) and along
a lOO-mile stretch of the Illinois
from below Peoria. Ull) TO the
junction with the father OF wa
tiers.
Damage to crops, property
and livestock, already in the mil
lions of dollars, mounted hourly
as the waters from the two rivers
laid waste, new areas OF rich
farm lands, seriously interfered
with industry and transportation
and drove hundreds from their
homes. The number OF persons
homeless in the flood zone was
estimated by the Red Cross at
about 10000 while the death
toll stood at II.
ARMY FIGHTS FLOOD
AS an Army Of soldiers, en-
pineers and Civilian Defense
workers proceeded with their
rescue. relief and other duties. a
call was issued in Washington by
War Food Administrator Chester
G.. Davis for a conference of gov
errors and commissioners OF
agriculture in the flood states to
formulate a program Tor State
and Federal action TO provide
for flood production IN the har-
assed areas. The meeting VIII be
held in ST. Louis tomorrow.
Beardstown CID remained one
OF the several river towns des-
cribed by the Army Engineer s
office at ST. Louis as critical.
Witk an estimated $500 of the
Illness river towns $500 al
ready removed, there was dan
ger the town would be complete
ly abandoned should the river
continue to rise. A 30-foot river
crest was predicted for tomor-
row or Thursday and last night
reached 29.6. Workmen erected
a temporary barricade on the
lifelong seaWall, raising It's
height TO 30 feet and eight inch
eS.
The chief concern along the
Mississippi today, said the Army
engineer office, was at Name
oki. Venice and Chouteau, on
the Illinois side. The levees have
been strengthened and $50 add
tional soldiers were sent to the
area last night.
Every levcc on the Illinois
side Of the big river was out
from Columbia south to Chester
and from below Chester to Gale.
Four levecs on the Illinois river
below BeardstoWn also had fail
ed and all lower Illinois river
districts we're being evacuated as
q precautionary measure.
There was no immediate pro-
blem in the other flood states
Indiana, Arkansas, Oklahoma
and Kansas. From Arkansas,
however, Army engineers warn
ed that the Arkansas rivers sec
ond great flood in two weeks.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-25
PLAN PRACTISE

Super Cleaners team Of the
tumble League will practise
Thursday at Z p. m. on Consum-
ers Power diamond. In the
event Of rain players will re-
port at the Super Cleaners plant,
Jones and Orchard.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-25
VOORHEES,, Long. RYAN NcNair. Attor'
news, PennbScot BLDG, Detroit Mich.
Notice of Mortgage Foreclosure sale

MORTGAGE SALE DefaWt having been
made in the conditions az certain mort
case made by WINIFRFD II SMILEY 70
JAMES J SMITH, Guardian OF SAMPSON
J SMITH minor, dated tlo 18Th day OF
April ID 1884, and recorded IN the
office OF the REGISTER OF Deeds for the
County OF Macomb and STATE OF Mlchigan.
on the oath day Of April y 1854. N
Liber 222 OF MORTGAGE. on PAGE 4l5,
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-25

"Just one more question before you 90,
Judge. WHAT'S this thing called propaganda
you hear so much talk about these days?"
I'll give you an example, Hank. Last
night was reading an interesting little book
called Hitler is in Favor. 1t told how Hitler
would very much like to see Americans fight
ing among themselves over prohibition be-
cause that would create disunity. waste the
time of Congress and legislatures in wet-dry
arguments and cripple our war effort. 1t
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-25
Mt. Clemens
Commission


MAY 70 i943
Commission Chamber
State Of Michigan
City Of Mt Clemens =
AZ regular meeting ~ the CITY Com
mission OF the CITY OF Mount Clemens
held on the above date there we're pres
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Carried
Yea Bretmeyer. Bruneel, LoAgstaff
and DuBav
Nan None
Commissioner BreumeNer- DuBay moy-
ed 20 adjourn.
Carried
Yea Breiimeser, Brunee!. Long,taff
and DuBay
Nsy None
JOSEPH II MATTHEWS.
City Clerk
MAJ an L
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also mentioned a booklet written about
Hiter's government telling how Hitlers
gang wants to maintain contact with foreign
Temperance organizations and how it con-
tributes annually to an international tenn.
perance union.
You can bet Hitler isn't interested in
seeing prohibition advanced in our country
for any reason except that he knows it's
good way to stir up trouble. That's what
they mean by propaganda, Hank"
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-25

You conserve food solvoge lin cans and kitchen
fois ;. what obovt empty MILK, BEVERAGE and
BEER BOTTLES? They serve you, too are mad.
Of essential moterioIs.
Keep MILK, BEVERAGE and BEER BOTTLES work.
ing tor your fomiIy by returning them promptly
Such bottles are resseriIized Immediately by the
boffIers with modern, sonitoy sterizins equip
men' ready TO bring you the products you
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-25

want when you want them . in glass beHiss,
tho most efficient containers.
Bottle mokins plants are being called on more
heavily thon for gloss containers for spseiol
War needs. You con help conserve vitoI matsriol,
machinery and monpowsr by making soI7lEs
take more trips. Besides being patriotic
practical. You'll collect cash for your empty
Bottles Join the Program for Bottle Conservation.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-06-17

sobom pre- nekoliko nedelia oko S2OO,0OOOO0.
Pored toga japanski Hirohto predstavlja pri-
mer moderne akumulacije. Ia MEGA Sc kaze
da poseduje 3,800.00O akera zemlJe sa zgrada-
ma, cija ukupna vrednost, (proraeanata kada
Sc japanski Yen racunao "a so americkih lentl)
dostize 637,234000 yen-a To je nesto preko
$500 100000. To je tex jedan dec HlrohitoVog
manja III mioni akera podsecaju mas ma og-
romne posede americkog fasiste Hearst-a, ma
posede fasistitkog voivode cd Abe u spaniy
ga koga Sc kaze da bi moeao pregaziti spanl-
ju cd franiuske granice kod Iruna do pred
gradja GiIraltara bez da ikada digne G
syog sopstvenog zemljista.
A sve to neka sluzi kao daljni dokaz da je
kapitalzam ist ma gde Sc nalaZio ola su ME-
COVE tendenciie iste ma damon stupnJu nJego-
vog razvitka ILL., II sadasnje vreme rasula
Razlke moze biti ali samo u metodima Gill
svih kapitalistiekh nacja na svetu Jeste da sc
odrze kao takve. Ako one uspeiu da Sc odrze
kao taive, to znaci da &c tendencila kapltaiz-
ma ka potpunom potGinjavaniu radnicke klase
sveta progresovati. Ali ne smeju uspeti
Postizanje niihovog oGevidnog ella treba da
spre6i radni6ka klasa. Ne samo da radnicka
klasa TREBA da spreci usreh kapitalistickih
ciljeva, ona MORA da Sc odluGi da te uzeti
upravu drustva il ruku "60 familija' Ill "A
familiie" iii bilo kolko camilla" i staviti je
Ii ruke celog drustya organizovanog ma osno-
Vi zajednickog vlasnistva sredstava "a prolz-
vodniu kome &c prozvod,ati prmati potpun
drustven plod svoga rada.