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Leading Issues that
Appear in Question
OF Soldiers voiinq
BY JACK sTINNETT

WASHINGTON, March Is. - 1t
isn't very often that politics treats
us to such strange spectacles as Re-
publicans and southern Democrats
did on the soldier vote issue, par
ticularly in the House OF Represen-
tatives.
In the first place, the Republicans
in opposing the Federal ballot had
to follow the lead of Rep. John
Rankin of Mississippi. 1t isn't the
first time that the minority party
has teamed up with the rebellious
southerners, but on most issues, Rep
resentative Rankin, vigorously
active and outspoken member Of the
minority, is a headache to the Re-
publicans.
In the second place both groups
were flirting with one of those
tricky torpedoes that might turn
in it's tracks and blow their own
boats at the polls next November.
Don't think for minute that their
opponents will fail to make capital
of it in forthcoming campaigns
UNLESS a compromise is worked
out in conference that will actually
give the soldiers vote.
Both sides were we'll aware of this.
Opponents summoned three power
full arguments: Cd An adequate
soldiers vote bill couldn't be written
by Congress under the Constitution,
20 II it could. it would be an
invasion of State rights which the
Constitution prohibits; and 90 There
is no possible way under Federal
ballot to give the soldiers chance
to vote for State, county and NUM-
cipal candidates.
There isn't any doubt about the
third point. The only thing physical
ly possible under Federal ballot
would be to give the soldiers out
side the country and many Of those
stationed outside Of their own States
an opportunity to vote for President.
Vice President, Senators and Con-
gressmen. II this could be remedied
by a distribution of State ballots.
then there's no doubt the State
ballots would be best, but Army and
Navy officials have testified that
this, too, would be physically inn
possible in wartime.
The first two points are debatable
and believe me they were long de-
bated.
But the odd thing about all of
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STOCK QUOTATIONS

NEW YORK, March 13.-Closing
quotation OF Alaska Juneau mine
stock today is 8, American Can
Sc. Anaconda 26A, Beech Aircraft
ga, Bethlehem Steel so, Curtiss
Wright So, International Harvester
1914, Kennecott 37is. North Ameri-
can Aviation 9. New York Central
10, Northern Pacific 1875, United
States Steel 53A.
Dow, Jones averages today are
as follows: industrials 1909, rails
1895, utilities 1887.
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The W ashington
Merry Go Round
By DREW PEARSON
CIT Col. Robert s. Allen now on active
service with the Army

WASHINGTON-O February ~,
the public relations office at Camp
Mackall, N. c., announced that
eight paratroopers had drowned,
incident to a training and flight
lump" No further details were
released.
Reason for this sketchy story Is
the tragic fact that these men
and many others like them-were
dragged to a horrible death by
drowning because they couldn't
get free from their parachutes. Be
hind this is a story of protecting
parachute interests which may be-
come a national scandal.
The parachute in use by the U. S.
Air Forces has three release
points" This means that when a
man drops to the ground. or the
surface of the water, he has to re-
lease the parachute harness at three
points. And since all releases re-
quire two-handed action, If one
hand happens to be injured, or II
the flier fumbles a release, he can
not get free at all This explains
why many u S. airmen have been
dragged to death by drowning, and
many others have been killed or
seriously injured when high wind
carries the parachute along the
ground, dragging the aviator with
it.
1t also explains why every Ameri-
can aviator who goes to England
Immediately throws away his para
chute, and begs, borrows, or steals
a parachute of the British type
which has single-point release
that can be operated with one hand
And it explains why Brigadiel
General Newton Longfellow, of the
U. S. Eighth Air Force in England
reported to Washington that ANY
thing but a quick release harness
is murderous.'
To make this tragedy more ironic
the British type OF harness was
first developed not in England, but
by the Irwin Air Chute Company
of Buffalo. N Y. 1t was tested ir
England in 1880 and adopted by the
Raj in 1882 for all flying opera
lions.
BY 1885, this type was in use by
every air force in the world, except
the U. S. Air Force. The Turks
had it, the Germans had it, anc
the Japs had a modification of it
But after many years of U. S
manufacture, the company got dis
couraged in trying to sell its pro.
duct to the U. S. Army, and the
plant was moved to Canada.
Meantime, u. S. airmen say
With our equipment we haven
a Chinaman's chance over water
The explanation gets down to al
insidious matter Of patents ane
profits. Somebody has been able tt
persuade U. S. procurement offic
ials, in some mysterious way, t,
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WASHINGTON, March 13.-Ma-
jor Joseph M. Applegate OF Los
Angeles, Senior Chaplain of the
Alaskan Department, reports that
many soldiers sent to the Territory,
say they expect to return there to
live after the war is over.
Major Apologize said the Army's
in Alaska has carried
out a three fold assignment, de-
Tending the territory, building camp
sites, and constructing airfields.
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AIR ATTACK
IS MADE ON
WEWAk BASE
Twenty Six Planes Shot
Down in Assault
by Allies

SOUTHWEST PACIFIC, March
13.-Gen. Douglas Macarthur re
ports that 26 japanese planes were
shot down in an air attack on We
wax which heightened efforts to
turn the Bismarck Sea into an Al
lied lake. 1t was a Furnishing blow
at Japan's already benumbed and
withered air arm
Ground forces continued without
opposition to consolidate and ex-
tend positions from the Talasea air.
drome, northern New Britain, and
Los Negros and Admiralty group.
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Travel Suspended Between Fire, and
MANY Soldiers Now in
Alaska Coming Back al
War End;;Like NorihIand

The Major said the soldiers have
learned to like the country and the
people and he has SO reported to
the War Department after 10
months in Alaska.
Major Apologize said the enter
tainment for the soldiers is large
ly improvised, particularly in iso-
lated posts manned by few SOL
diers and who on their off hours
from guard, fish and hunt for sport
and provide game food for their
table.
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PROMOTED

WASHINGTON, March 13.-Presi-
dent Roosevelt has nominated Maj
Gen. James Doolittle, Commanding
the Eighth Air Force in England, to
be Lieutenant General. He held
the temporary rank of Lieutenant
Colonel when he led the raid on
Tokyo April l8, 1912, and after this
attack was promoted to Brigadier
General and awarded the Congress
ional Medal of Honor.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-03-13
STERN MOVE
TAKEN NOW
FOR SAFETY
To End Alleged Use OF
Neutral Ireland for
Axis Spy Base

LONDON, March Is. - Outright
closing of northern Ireland's Dor
der with Fire will give full effect
to the suspension of travel between
the islands of Britain and Ireland
which is near prospect.
All reports from Belfast in North
ern Ireland said this step, which
the British government could order
in regarded as inevitable as the
Allies moved with hard realism to
end the alleged use of neutral Fire
as an Axis spy base.
Certain other steps of a nature
that cannot now be disclosed may
be taken. All travel except in cases
of the greatest urgency have been
suspended between Britain and Ire
land, whether to Northern ireland
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FRANCE IS
RAIDED BY
U. 5. CRAFT
Daylight Formation Strikes
Out Following Night
Attacks

BULLETIN LOND N,
March ia small formation
of American FOrtresses bombed
military targets in northern
France and although there was
no opposition from enemy air.
craft, two bombers were lost
presumably from ack ack. The
FOrtresses were escorted by
Thunderbolts, the Eighth Air
Force Headquarters announces.
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KODIAK Man
TAKES LIFE
In SEATTLE

SEATTLE, March Is. = Fred
Church, 46, powerhouse engineer
from Kodiak, Alaska, home on
leave, committed suicide by shoot
ing himself through the heart with
a %. Deputy Sheriff Wendell Nor
ris said. No reason is given for the
suicide.
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BAD WEATHER
IS PREVAILING
ATBEA(HHEAD

ALLIED HEADQUARTERS IN
NAPLES, March 13.-On the Anzio
beachhead, Allied artillery fire in
creased considerably in strength yes
terday and on three land fronts,
patrols clashed with small enemy
groups at several points.
Bad weather prevented any large
scale action.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-03-13
CONNECTION
T0HICHWAY
PROPOSED
B. {. Legislature Approves
$500, 900 10 Survey
Suggested Link

VICTORIA, B. c., March 13.-The
Provincial Legislature has approved
of the act sponsored by Premier Hart
and the Finance Minister appro-
priating $5OO,000 to survey the pro-
posed S6OO0,O00 road from Prince
George to connect with the Alaska
Highway at Dawson Greek.
The proposed highway will run
some 270 miles and will be a link
between the Pacific Northwest and
Alaska via the Cariboo Highway be-
tween Vancouver and Prince George.
PROPOSED LINK SHORTER
SEATTLE, March Is. Ernest
Patty, Chairman of the Alaska Com
mittee of the Seattle Chamber Of
Commerce, said the link would make
highway route north to Alaska
$50 miles shorter than the present.
He said the War Department re-
jected plans for the longer route
linking Prince George with Watson
Lake.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-03-13
zIEGLER IN
COMMENT ON
STATEHOOD
Candidate Wants THOROUGH
Investigation to
Be Made

A. H. Ziegler, of Ketchikan, DEM
ocratic candidate for Delegate to
Congress, arrived in Juneau over
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RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-04-27
'kOmunisti" "a Lausche-a

klevelandski gradonatelnik, Frank J.
Lausche, vec ie otpoteo svoju kampanju
"a governera drzave Ohio. NaSm 6itaoc-
ma je poznato drzanje ovog velikog "de-
mokrate" prema slobodi govora, koii ga
rantuie zemkaliski Ustav. On ie prosle 60
dine pokusao da uskrati ustavno pravo
Socijalistickoj Radniekoj Partiji, sa "a
branom odrzavanja javnih skupstina
gradskim parkovima. Takodjer ie NINA
poznato, da on nije tome reakcionarnom
podhvatu uspeo, tt. da ie izgubio sudski
process, S. L. P. je dobila.
l sada majcini "komunisti', koji Sc
toboz bore "a demokratska prava radnieke
= klase, preporucuju ovog reakcionara rad
nicima drzave Ohio da ga izaberu "a
governera.
"Narodni Glasnik'', glasilo hrvatskih
"komunista', istice Lausche-vu sliku
svome broju cd Ia. aprila zajedno sa inle-
nina jos citavi niz burzoaskih kandidata,
koje preporuGuje svojim citaocima u drza-
vi Ohio da "a njih glasaju.
ko Sc Jos moze usuditi reel da owl
nasi "komunisti' nisu "napredni'? p. S.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-04-27
SOciJalistiGko Rexeto

skoncotrisali sVoje apele ma Ujedninjene
Nacije, da priznaju Titovu vladu. q owl
Eao da su gluvi, nete nj da cuju cudno-
yata raoota!
u broju joi cd II. aprila, "SR" ina
uyodnik pod naslovom ga priznanie Wade
mars la Tita'', kome istice ose6anje
aEelc svoiih jednomisljenika IL Moskfe, pa
veil: "Easa braca jugoslaveni il Soviets-
kog Saveza traze Ga Wade Ujedninjenih
Nacija priznaju kao jedine predstavnike
Jugoslavije - Narodno Antifasisticko Ve-
&c Nacionalni Odbor Narodnog Oslobo-
djenja Jugoslavije (Privremenu Vladu)."
sto Engleska Amerika (nasa "otadz-
blna") nece da priznadu Titoyi vladu, bu-
duel saveznicke Wade "jos odrzavaiu for
maine odnose sa takozvanom jugoslavens-
kom vladom Kairu" mozda, sa njihove
taGke gledista, imaju "razloga" zasto nece
da priznadu Titovu vladu. Ali sta je sa Sow
jetskom vladom, IL cije Sc prestonice salju
toliki apeli ma saveznicke vlade? JOS kad
Sc ina na umu, da je "legendarni' Tito
pitomac Moskve,
kad je Stain mogao priznati Badogli-
jew vladu, bez da je priznata cd ME
govh "demokratskih" saveznika, zasto ne
bi mogao priznati Titovu vladu. Dobro
bi utinili Titovci cd "Slobodne Reci' da
objaSne ovu zagonetku!
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-04-27
GILL; OPREDELJUJE
SREDSTVA

Jugoslavenska stan1pa ovoj zemlji, iii bar
jedan dobar dec tie stampe, mnogo Sc raspisaa
potrebi jedinstva Srba Hrvata. Donose Sc
bombasticni nasovi clanaka kao ma primer:
"Srbi Hryati ne mogu Sc raZdvojiti', "Jedins
two Srba. Slovenaca Hrvata nikakva propa-
ganda nete moci slonliti" slGno tome.
ako MI revolucionarni Socialist, poz-
dravljamo jedinstvo, mi pak ne pozdravljamo
takvo jedinstvo; jedinstvo svih Srba, svh Slo-
venaca, svih Hrvata it'd. Mi to jedinstvo, ma
protv, osudjujemo nastojmo da ga prikaze-
mo onakvim kakyo ono jeste, IT, prevarom. To
jedinstvo je jedinstvo izmedju elemental sa
suprotnim ekonomskim interesima, jedinstvo
izmedju hrvatskih, slovenackh srrskih it'd
kapitalista sa srpskim, slovenackim, hrvatskm
it'd. radnicma. Jedinstvo izrabljva6a i izrab-
ljenih.
Ko nije dosta vest, da zaviri pravo lonac
toga "jedinstya", mislio bi da Sc to iedinstvo
zagovara il cisto protivsovnistickh postenih
pobuda Daleko cd toga. Burzoazja nije nj
"sovinisticka" nj "protivsovinisticka'' niti ona
ina ikakvih idealnih iii etickih osecaja i am
bicija. Ona je sve, jedno drugo, samo ako to
moze posluziti "a postignuce njenog ella A
njen cilj je uvek porobljavanje radnicke klase
ne radi toga sto ona zeli da radnici pate u
ropstvu, nego zbog toga da ona moze gomilati
bogatstvo svoje riznice. a to je moguce samo
porobljavanjem izrabljivinjem radnicke klase.
ako je ova propaganda "jedinstva" bar ma
povrsini bolja, nego ona krajnje sovinisticka
koja zavadja Srbe, Hrvate Slovence, to jest
radnke, ona je isto tako pakosna lukava kad
Sc uzme u obzr cilj te propaganda. Ovu pro-
pagandu "jedinstva" danas u glavnom Sire par
tizanske pristalice njihova stampa ovoj
zemlji.
Gill je cisto kapitalisticki. Uspostava klas-
nog iii kapitalistiekog sistema Jugoslaviji
Zagovaranje "jedinstva" "osudjivanje" sovi-
nizma jeste tex slucajno Trefilo Sc tako da
takva propaganda ,unapredjuje tai kapitalis-
ticki cilj. Kada bi styar bila obratno, oni bi i
svoju propaganda okrenuli obratno. Zagovarali
bi sovinizam mrznju- Partizanski cilj je Jugo-
slavenska Federativna republka, oni Sc plase
da da Sc slucajno nebi Srbija iii mozda koja
druga pokrajina otcepila, sto bi mnogo okr-
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-04-27
"L0gican korak"

"Slobodna Rec u pomenutom uvod-
niku, savetujuci saveznicke Wade, kakve
'logitne' korake bi one trebale da pod
uzmu. po gornjem pitanju, pa veli
'Pored svega toga saveznicke Wade
[ukljucujuti Sovjetski Savezl jos odrzava-
ju formalne odnose sa takozvanom jugosla-
venskom vladom Kairu, koja ne predstav-
liza nikoga koja ustvari pomaze borbu
protiv saveznickog vojnog sefa Tita, preko
svoga ministra rata, MihajloviGa.
''Sledeci logican korak nase, kao i
ostalih saveznickih vlada, bio bi da prizna
kao jedine predstavnike Jugoslaviie Anti
fasistieko Vece, pod vocstvom Dr. Ribara,
i Privremenu Vladu, pod vocstyom Marsa-
la Tita. To je jedin logican muzan
korak koji nasa ylada treba da poduzme."
''Komunisti' zaboravljaju (ako su i
kad to znali) da burzoaske Wade ne rade
sa tatke gledista "logike", nego sa tacke
gledista materijalnih interesa kapitalstic-
ke klase. Kad bi interest "demokratske"
burzoazije naredjivali, da njihove Wade
priznadu Titovu vladu, ne bi i'm potrebo-
vac "komunistiGki' savet.
Zasto one (saveznitke vlade) "ioS odr-
zavaju formalne veze sa jugoslav vladom
Kairu", verovatno da ina "a to objas-
njenja. Trebali bi Communist" da cd svo-
jih saveznika traze objasnjenje. Ma to
imaju pravo!
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milo moe kapitalisticke vladavine II nIihovoJ
federaciii, otuda ia propaganda ''iea'nstva
Mnogi od tih individua koji sada zagcvaraju
"jedinstyo'' zagovarali su ne davno kad 81
tako nalagali njihovi burzoaski Interest,"
~bivsoj Jugoslayji, seperatizam. Z tn syrhu, ON
su obilno iskorSGaval 'soyinizam' i versku
nlrznju. sto je dokaz da 81 oni gotovi prlhvatlh
ma kahva sredstva samo ako ona mogu pos!uzlti
"a postignuGe niihova ella.
sava N. Kosanovit ina jedan tlanak u
'Narodnom Glasniku" pod naslovom: "Srbl
Hfvati nemogu Sc razdvojti' koJem Sc pro-
sipa obilje te propaganda, korist 'JedlnstVa,
q slicnh clanaka ina mnogo i drugim par
tizanskim novinama Kod partizana Sc tako
deslo kao kod ameridkih kapitalista severnih
drzava vreme Gradianskog Rata u ovoj zem-
iii, koj su pomagal borbu "a oslobodjenje
Cranaca, ali ne radi toga sto su oni zelell slo-
bodu Crncima, nego radi toga sto i'm je trebala
ieftina radna snaga "a njihove industrlJe lsto
tako je i sa partzanima, kojima je "protiv-
sovinisticka" i "protivseperatisticka" propa-
ganda zgodno dosla kao sredstyo "a ostvarenje
njihova burzoaskog ella.
Oni okrivljuju "a Srbobran", "Danicu' j
neke druge, da Sire sovinizam i seperatizam,
sto je taeno ali je isto tako tacno da nj njihove
namere iii pobude nisu nj "a jednu ralenkost
postenije, premda "osudjuju" tai sovinzam
seperatizam.
Nedajte Sc varati, iugoslavenski radnci.
Burzoazija samo hoce da vas iskoristi "a posti-
zanje svog ella da vas pripremi "a dalnje
iskoriscavanje i izrabljivanje nakon sto postig-
ne cilj Okrenite i'm iedja prhvatite Socijalis
ticke ideje oslobodjenja radnika cd svih sovi-
nistiGkih "protivsovinstickih burzoazija. O.
bavestte jugoslavenskom ptanju putem
Socijalisticke stampe literature. Jugoslavens
ka Federacja S. l.. P. ina IL svojem skladistu
mnoge knjige, pored svojeg redovnog glasila,
Radnicke Borbe, koje trebate nabaviti "a vase
obavstenje tim jugosavenskim burzoaskim
prevarama. Jedino resenje je Socijalzam "a
vas "a druge radnke.
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"Ne stole svi Hrvati ia jednoj
liniii"s

sovinisticki "Srbobran" vodj bezob-
zirnu borbu protiy Hrvata. Ia NIGGA su
svi Hwati neprijatelii Srba, kohl zele da
''potpuno iskorene cello srpstvo'. A takvih
ina i hryatskih sovinista, osobito oni oko
"Hryatskog Lista Danice', koji sve Srbe
trpaju jednu kategoriju, tt. "neprijatelje
svih Hrvata' Ostavicemo hrvatske Sow
niste "a drugi put, pa cemo iZneti bezob-
zirnu nepostenu kampanju srpskih So
vinista protiv Hrvata.
u svome broju cd 19. aprila "Srbo-
bran" uvodnicki sikce ma hrvatski narod,
veleci:
mi smo Il mnogim nasim clancima
narcotic istakli, da svi Hryati. beZ obzira
ma politicku boju. stole ma jednoj liniji,
da hoce svoju ODELITU nezavisnu drzavu
j nikakvu zajednicu sa Srbima prokle-
tim Vlahma
Ako "Srbobranov" pisac misl ma 'sve
Hrvate' hrvatske radnike siromasne
seljake, tada govori nestinu Jer svi hr-
vatski radnic ne stole "na jednoj liniii'
Sd SWIM HrVatlma - hrVatSkOm OufZ0a-
zijom njenim agentima, kao sto svi srpski
radnici ne stole ma jednoj liniji sa srps-
kom burzoazijom njenim agentima. Ina
dosta hrvatskih radnika, kao sto ina
dosta srpskih radnika, koji su IL osnove
pritivnici "takve linije": koji su protiv
kako "nezavisne hrvatske drzave", tako
protiv "nezavisne srpske drzave", pa
protivnici zajednieke i'm drzave - protiv-
nici drzave uopste!
Cd takvih radnika - hrvatskih srps-
kin - (sa svojim mnogobrojnim simpa-
ticarima) organizovana je Jugoslavenska
Federacija S. L. P, koji ne stole ma jed
moi liniji" sa hrvatskom niti srpskom bur-
zoazijom njenim agentma, nego koji sto-
je ma liniji klasne nepomirliive borbe -
"a obaranje burzoaskog poretka. tt rad
nici ne mrze jedn druge, jer nemaju in
teresa da to Cine. Oni n1rze vas vase
gospodare, jer ste vi njihovi nepriateji
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socijalna Dempluatija toxin vremena, do
SRI je korunpirana ref aimi2snom burzoaskm
Observation-Disclosures Memo "reyidranje" Mark
sizma dokazalo le ne sano stvarno nego for
malno odbacivanje oslobodilatkih ideja proe
tarijata. Rezultat njene izopacenosti ostvario
Sc II organizovanju 'komunistickih' partija po
svetu, ma kraju proslog rata. Razocarani IL
daju Socijane Demokratiie, owe partije pri-
begose vatrenom zagoyaranju "revolucije'. Ali
posto Sc nisu moglf otresti sitnicarske re-
formisticke prakse kojom ii ie otrovala So
cijalna Demokratija, oni zadrzase dalje ne
posredne zahteve, i u toku "evolucije" cd 1919.
Go 1914 godine, oni odbacise svako pominjanje
revolucije osobodjenja radnicke klase osta-
Sc iskljueivo kod neposrednih zahteva Cak sta
wise, oni to odbacse, jer kazu da tako nalazu
potrebe "nasih ratnih napora'.
u mesto da je medjunarodn radniGki po-
kret sve wise protis6avao od refomistitkih
elemenata i zahteva da Sc doterao do skoro
jednog iskljuciyog zahteva, unistenje najamnog
ropstva, on Sc jos wise izopaci konacno ga
odvedose otvorenu sluzbu kapitalzmu. Kao
sto su sve po redu odbacivali jednu po jednu
tacku IL svojih programa, nece biti nikakvo
iznenadjenje, ako svi ii reformstcki element.
Social Demokrati "komunisti" odbace Prvi
Maj kao svoj prank, u zamenu pocnu slavit
burzoaske nacionalne praznike.
Ova izdaja Pryomajs jskih ideja ma strani svh
reformista po .svetu mozda &c prozvesti, razo-
caranje kod mnogih postenih revolucionarno
naklonjenih radnika. Do toga nebi trebalo doc
Posto SUI stvarno revolucionarne ideje vec dav-
no odbacene kod toga reformistickog elementa
njhovo danasnje i formalno odstupanje cd
njih, predstavlja progres "a medjunarodni re-
volucionarni pokret. Ono sto smo mi decenija-
ma isticali pred radnike, tome reformistickom
elementu, ii. da oni nj dosad nisu bill revolu-
cionari, sada pni sami to iznose ma javnost,
ito tako jasno da dete moze videti da gu
direktne sluge ,burzoazije.
Oval posteni dec revolucionarno-naklonje
nih radnka, sada moze mnogo lakse da okup
sve ono sto valja da ga grupise II prave re-
volucionarne4 redove. Rad ma razvitku novog
pokreta daleko ,ee bti laksi danas nego do sada,
jer reformisti ne mogu wise, niti oni to poku-
savaju, nikoga. ubediti u njihovu revolucionar-
most. Cd ceog sveta samo Socijalisticka Rad
nicka Partija estate verna revolucionarnim
Prvomajskim idejama. Ona estate kao barjaktar
Prvomajskih proslava. glasnik svetske revou-
cije. Sasvim je i logieno, njen clanovi su i
predloziH Prvi Maj "a medjunarodni radnicki
prank, pre- pedeset cetir godine. Ona treba
da tai barjak sacuva IL najvecoj buri i anar-
hiji Prvomajske ideje su medjunarodne. One
glase: "Radnici svih zemalja ujedinite Sc. vi
nemate nista da izgubite, a svet da bobijete!!"