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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-04-04

A good precautionary measure
against infections of all kinds is
to follow this "before and after
procedure for washing your hands
with soap and water:
/. Before eating or handling
food.
2. Before handling dishes, dish
cloths and towels.
3. Before feeding or picking
up the body, or caring for a sick
person in any way.
4. After changing the baby's
diaper or helping the small child or
the sick person with toilet care.
S. After making bed, giving a
bath or serving sick person in
any way.
6. After combing the hair,
cleaning teeth, handling soiled
handkerchiefs or soiled clothes OF
any kind.
z. After contact, direct or In
direct with animals or their dis
charges.
Such frequent washing some
times results in rough, chappec
hands, especially in cold weather
Rough hands are disagreeable to
the patient as well as to the home
nurse and cracks in the skin arr
open doors to infection. A good
hand lotion kept near the wash
basin and applied after each wash
ing will help to prevent this con-
dition.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-04-04
STATE

Ending tonight at Warmers State
theater is the hilarious comedy The
Miracle of Morgan's Creek with Ed
die Bracken and Betty Hutton; also
Richard Arlen and Mary Beth
Hughes in Timber Queen"
A globe -circling caravan of girls
songs and entertainment forms the
unique idea around which Kay
Kyser has built his new screen Of
fering Around The World which
comes to the State on Wednesday
for an engagement of four days.
The picture is, in effect, preview
Of the plans Kyser is making just
such a trip with his famous band
to outlaying army camps in foreign
lands as soon as cessation of HOSTILE
ties make the continuation of his
weekly broadcasts from these spots
feasible.
The films plot opens in Australia,
where Kay, with his band, Mischa
Auer, Joan Davis and eight beauti-
full actresses, Is entertaining the
boys at the bases down under.
Mischa Auer, Joan Davis and eight
beautiful actresses, is entertaining
the boys at the bases down under
Mischa and Kay are busy collect
ing souvenirs on the side, and the
troupe features the unofficial Aus
tralian anthem, ''Waltzing Ma
tilda," and its new hit, "Roodle
-e-Doo," before flying on to
Chungking. Marcy Mcclure, a
stranded American young sterd
slows away on the plane adm is
adopted by the troupe.
In the Chinese capital they pre-
sent "Candlelight and Wine" and
"A Moke From Shamokin," and
Mischa and Kay have trouble with
a deulist and a mysterious scarab
ring. Flying on to Egypt, where
they introduce "Pin-Up Girl" and
apple Tree" the boys have fur
ther adventures with the ring, which
contains a secret message to Axis
spies, and Kay and Mischa get lost
in the desert when the company
moves on to Tunisia, where the
band offers He's Got a Secret
Weapon" and Don't Believe Every
thing You Dream"
The nine new tunes introduced In
the gay offering were composed by
Jimmy McHugh and Harold Adam
son. Said to be one of the most en-
tertaining films of the season
Around The World" presents a
wealth of novelty effects and dance
routines along with its songs and
comedy.
And for your further enjoyment
the management will present Tar
zan's Desert Mystery with Johnny
Weissmueller and Nancy Kelly in
featured roles.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-04-04

william Henry, handsome young
Republic leading man is one Of the
latest screen actors to don the blue
uniform Of the United States Navy.
Henry, deferred long enough to
complete his work in "Cal Of the
south Seas" is now in boot camp.
He became a father three days be-
fore induction. THE title Of our
last picture was prophetic" was
Eenry's comment as he babe his
studio friends adieu, but I know I
won't and any girl as beautiful as
Janet Martin in the South Seas I
hope to visit-on a battleship."
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Bake Special
Cake For
Easter Dinner
BY GAYNOR MADDOX
NEA Staff Writer


A gorgeous cake does to the Eas-
ter dinner what flattering hal
does to woman's morale.
Easter Cake
Two and one-Quarter cups Siftec
cake flour, 2 1-2 teaspoons COM
bination baking powder, teaspoon
salt, / IL cups sugar, 1-2 cup short
ening, / cup milk, 2 eggs, unbeater
/ teaspoon vanilla.
Sift flour once, measure into sift-
er with baking powder, salt and SUI
gar. Have shortening at room tenn
perature; stir Just to soften. Sift
in dry ingredients; add 1-2 Of milk
eggs and vanilla. Mix until all flour
is dampened; then beat 1 minute
Add remaining milk, blend, and
beat 2 minutes longer. thine may
be taken out to rest, but count
only actual beating time.) Turn
into two 9-inch layer pans. Pans
should be creased, lined on bottoms
with waxed paper, and creased
again. Bake in moderate oven (375
degrees F) about IS minutes. Spread
orange butter frosting on tops and
sides of cake. If electric mixer is
used, proceed as directed above,
using low speed. Scrape down
bowl and beater often during mix
ing.
Orange Butter FrOsting
makes enough to cOvlr tops and
sides of two 9-inch layers)
One tablespoon grated orange
rind, 1-2 teaIoon grated lemon
rind, 4 tablespoons orange juice
(about), 2 teaspoons lemon juice, 8
tablespoons butter, egg, unbeaten
1-8 teaspoon salt, 3 cups sifted con-
fectioners' sugar.
Add orange and lemon rind to
fruit juice and let stand 10 min
utes; strain If desired. Cream but
ter; add egg yolk and salt and mix
well. Add part of sugar gradually
blending after each addition. Add
remaining sugar, alternately with
fruit Juice, until of right consistency
to spread. Beat after each addition
until smooth.
TOMORROW'S MENU
BREAKFAST: Orange juice,
cornflakes. milk, country sau-
sage, whole wheat toast, butter
or fortified margarine, coffee,
milk.
whole wheat toast, butter or for
titled margarine, coffee, milk.
LUNCH: Spanish omelet, rye
toast, cottage cheese spread,
stewed or canned fruit, frosted
cup cakes, tea, milk.
EASTER DINNER: Fruit cup,
roast loin Of pork, brown gravy,
spiced apple sauce, baked pota-
toes, green beans with chopped
mint, spring salad bowl, enrich
ed bread, butter or fortified
margarine, lemon sherbet, thin
cookies, coffee, milk.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-04-04
HOME FRONT FORECAST
Tips On Textiles---No. 3
Labels on Woolens Reveal Quality of Materials,
But Heavy Nap May Conceal Flmsy Base Fabric

whether basic yarns are firm and
strong. To determine whether an
apparently heavy nap is due to
flocks, rub the cloth brisky. j. ex-
cessive lint rolls up, part Of the
nap is probably loose fibers. The
material will be threadbare In a
short time.
TEST WORKMANSHIP
In buying wool garments such as
tailored jackets, clothing experts
point out that there are important
factors besides the fabric. An ele-
mentary test of high-grade cut and
workmanship can be made by
checking careful matching of fabric
patterns such as checks, plaids. or
stripes. This will indicate whether
the cutting was done on one or few
garments, or by machine cutting
through many layer of cloth.
Warp yarns of a well-cut tailored
coat or jacket should go straight up
and down in the sleeves and waist.
Any twist in the lengthwise grain
of the goods, noticeable around arm
holes or neck of a badly-cut gar
ment, will cause 1t to lose it's shape,
although clever pressing may con-
ceal this twist at first sight.
To check interlining of collar and
revers of a jacket, an important
factor in lasting appearance, roll
over the edges. If properly inter-
lined with linen canvas, or a suit
able substitute, the edges will spring
back quickly. If edges roll back
slowly, remain bent, then sized cot
ton has probably been substituted.
The garment will lose its shape
quickly.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-04-04
BY VIM. e. MCKINNEY
Americas Card Authority

I attended the Capitol District
Tournament at Albany, N. Y, which
was conducted by our newest unit,
the Capitol District Bridge Asso-
citation. Mrs. Olga billiard and I
won the pair event, just barely nos
ing out Howard w. Bennett and DR..
william s. Hutchins of Schenectady
by one point.
Today's hand played an import
ant part in our victory. Mrs. Hill
lard held off until the third round
of hearts. She then led the ten Of
clubs and East properly refused to
win. Now Mrs. billiard cashed four
rounds Of diamonds. She realized
that in order to make her contract,
the ace Of clubs must be in the East
hand. This seemed probable 9TH
erwise, West might have overcalled.
At this point she cashed the ace
and king Of spades, on which Vests
queen fell. Mrs. billiard led the
club and East won, but had to give
the declarer spade trick with the
nine-spot.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-04-04

The sort Of dress which obligingly
gets you through a whole day
looking pretty every minute Of it!
Make it in smart, washable flowers
printed cottons for midsummer
street wear-in cool and summery-
looking sheer crepes for an after
noon frock.
Pattern No. 1882 Is in sizes 10,
IL, IA, 6, 10 and 20. Size IL re-
quires 3-8 yards of 39-inch fabric.
For this attractive pattern, send
is cents, plus cent for postage,
in coins, with your name, address,
pattern number and size to Water
bury Democrat Today'S Pattern
Service, 1850 Sixth Avenue, New
York, 10, N. Y.
Ready NOW, he Spring issue Of
Fashion, just 15c. Complete. Full
of brand new wardrobe ideas.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-04-04
STRAND

The Gay Nineties are being re-
!Nived at the Strand theater where
!ssThe Good Old Days" is currently
the attraction. Featured are all the
Iold time film stars such as Clara
how, Norma Shearer, Shirley Tenn
Iple, Mary Pickford, Rudolph Valen-
lfino. Gloria Swanson, Ramon
ENovarro, Charles Ray, Clara Kim
kball Young, Tom Mix and Marie
kDressler, not to mention a score OF
FOtherB.
me fllm win continue at the
Strand up to and including per-
kformances Thursday of this week,
with q new show opening on Fri
day.
Latest newsreel events complete
the bill, 1.-THE Good Old Days" Is a
IGomplete show In itself.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-04-04

facturer m u S t
label all fabrics
t h a t contain
wool with the
kind (neW, re-
processed, or re-
u S e d. a n d
amount of wool
fiber used.
Department of
Agriculture tex
tile specialists
can help you
analyze the Ia
bel Reproces-
wool is reclaim
ed from woven
or felted wool
-.~oSJ,,o{e \ h n =
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-04-04
HITLER HECKLER CAST

Tom Dugan, the screens comedy
Hitler, wins an important role with
Robert Young and Susan Peters In
Metro Goldwyn-Mayer's Secrets in
the Dark"
Dugan's first hilarious caricature
Of Der Fuehrer was in ITO Be or
Not to Be-, with Jack Benny and
Carole Lombard. Since that time he
has burlesqued Hitler in many films.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-04-04

read the news
story under 1t.
Those ne "
autom o b lies,
was hing ma
chimes and ra-
dos that float
through Ameri-
can dreams Of
the postw ar
world may con-
tinue to be ra-
tiOn e d after
peace com e S.
From two inhu-
entail sources
now have come
suggestions to
klaA 80
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-04-04
ACTRESS AGAIN IN RENO

Marta Linden goes to Reno for the
second successive time in her latest
film assignment. The Metro-Gold-
wyn-Mayer actress this week re-
ceived an important role in ''Maisie
Goes To Reno" Her last assignment
was ANDY Hardy's Blonde Trouble, u
in which she spent two weeks In
Reno on location filming.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-04-04
For the Furlough Bride
WARTIME MATCHMAKERS

A FURLoUGH bride
"A can look the part
In a dress or suit
that she has, II she'll
I dress it up with
"super" matching
accessories, like these
hat and neckwear
twins. Pink scalloped
net and narrow
black velvet ribbon
make both the heart
shaped hat and the
froufrou neckband,
designed by Helene
CARMEL, to dress up .
spr-of-the-moment
bride.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-04-04

recognize that
we literally lead
a "hand to
mouth" exist
ence. Since this
hand to mouth
habit provides
an excellent OPP
portunity for the
spread Of disease
germs, painsi0k-
ing cleanliness
is necessary for
the nurses own
protection and
for the protec-
ton Of her pa
TENTS
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-04-04
"MAIs1E" IN OvERALLs AGAIN

Ann Sothern's wondering if she's
frozen to coveralls" in her last
two pictures, Swing Shift Maisie'
and Cry Havoc. Her Forthcoming
starring vehicle, ''Maisie Goes tc
Reno" again finds her in.-overalls
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-04-04

Before 1880, when porcelain
enamel was first used for cooking
utensils, this sanitary finish was
used mainly for decorative pur-
poses
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-04-04
BY ANN STEVICK
NEA Staff C0rreGnOndAuI

Washington, April with the
Wool Products Labelling Act, in force
since July IA. 1871, you are no long
er on your own as to the actual
content Of wool cloth. A manu-
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-04-04

When leftover food is stored In
porcelain enameled ware, 1t may be
heated right In the storage con-
$ainer.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-04-04

Wise buying, by the nations
shoppers, is admitted to be the
only effective means Of control
ling prices and quality Of textiles
and clothing. Here is the third
Of six articles telling how to
check materials and workman
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-04-04
. THE WOMEN
RatiOning Can't
Spoil Dreams
OF Happiness
~ RUTH MILLETT

POSTWAR Dream World Fading;
New Things May Be Rationed."
Young Mrs. America looked at
shat headline and then went on to
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-04-04
+ ;nu'jSs'
Clean Hands Important
In Avoiding Infection
nv NNARV REARn

Director, Nursing Service,
American Red Cross
Written for NEA Service
One of the first lessons the home
nurse must learn Is the Importance
Of clean hands.
Think Of how often your hands
go to your mouth and you will
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-04-04
The Kings Kitchen!
The Copper Room!
The Tap Room!

"W b ere w at e r bury
meets the traveller" In
an intimate and COM
v1vial atmosphere. SeTvs
Ing beverages of the
finest quality and exc
pertly cOnc0cted.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-04-04
The Cocktail
Lounge!

Open from 4 D. me- daily.
A charming spot for af~
termOOn an d evening
Prices the same ~ In
other parts Of ths heteI.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-05-11

Labor Action, glasilo americ-
kin Trockista, od 10. aprila, do
nosi fotoGrafisani Manifest" ta-
lijanskih Trockista ma Italians
kom jeziku i u prevodu ma en-
gleski, datiranim u Bar-u, ItaEji
Is. decembra 1914, pod kojim je
potplsan kao sekretar po imenu
neki "Rolando." U predgovoru
Manifesto" od strane Labor
Action" kaze Sc, "bas sada smo
ga primili', ali ne kaze cd koga.
TakodJer Sc kaze, "donosimo
glavne odeljke''. Original, ako
je otstanpan najsitnijim slovi-
ma, ipak Sc moze videti da je ne
sto ispusteno ma diva mesta, DO
tackicama moze Sc zakljuciti, da
je ispusteno prilicno mnogo ma
obadva mesta. Posto mi ne razu-
memo talijanski, sluzicemo Sc sa
prevodon 81. A." bez tih is
pustenih reel iii recenica.
Manifest" Sc u glavnom sasto-
| il IL pet delova. Prvi: karakter
danasnjeg rata; drugi, izdais-
tvu radnitke klase Cd strane II
Internacionale u proslom, i III
Internacionale i Stalinizma u sa-
dasnjem ratu; treci, da nj u jed
moi zenlji ma svetu nema revolu-
cionarne radnicke organizacije;
cetvrti, poziv radnicima sveta da
organizulu Internacionalnu Ko-
munisticlzu partiju j cetvrtu, In
ternacionalu; i peti. o nacinu rad
nicke vladavine nakon obaranja
kapitalizma.
Pre- nego sto uznemo miami
fest, kako smo ga raspodelili, u
pretres, potrebno je priznati o.
volilo, da su Trockisti progre-
sivniii Cd Stalinista Il tome sto
priznaju zagovaraju klasnu bor-
bu. Ali to nije dovoljno. To Min
cini onakvim kakvi su bill pre-
desetak godina, dok su bill II "a
iednici sa Stalinistima, ineno -
pseudokonm1istima A sada ma
Manifest.
Sto Sc tice prvog della, mi Sc
potpuno slazemo sa "Manifes-
TOM, da je danasnji rat sa ODE
fstrane, bez obzira sto je Sovjets-
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-05-11
Manifest talvanskih 7rockista

mogu iii nece da vide, jer SUI
oni tada bill Moi. Ali S. L. P.
je to u Moi nazrela dok je jos
bila IL pelenama - jer je uvidela
da ona nije bila zasnovana ma
MARKSISTIcKIM principina.
sto Sc treceg della tice, da je
-. radnicka klasa sviju zemalia
bez revolucionarne partije :.
s jedne strane dobro je sto tall
janski Trockisti to priznaju, da
nisu revolucionarni, a ovdasnji,
pax, isto tako, bar Il implikaciii
priznaju, jer Sc nisu ogradili cd
toga Manifesto" otstampali
su ga u svom glasilu.
Ali S druge strane, gornia IL
java talijanskih Trockista pred
stavlja neznanje iii otvorenu laz.
Alzo je prvo, onda ce i'm istoriia
oprostiti, a oprostice i'm i rad
nicka klasa. Ali, ako je drugo,
onda &C ma niih pasti sva pro-
kletstva istorije kao radnicke
klase. A sto Sc tice ovdasnjih
Trockista, oni vec spadaju u dru-
gu, gore-pomenutu, kategoriju.
| Ako taliianskin Trockistima nj
je poznato da u englesko-govo-
recem svetu postoji revolucio-
narna. NARKSISTIcKA, SOCI-
JALISTICKA RADNTCKA PAR
TIA. to nije slucaj sa americ-
kim Trockistina. Oni vrlo dobro
znadu, ako nece priznati, da u
ovoj zerlii postoji revolucionar-
ia partija radnicke klase - S.
l.. P. Mi sno priliGno uvereni da
nece proci JOS dugo vrenena dok
to sazna radnicka klasa SVE-
IA, CHI program - program So
I cijalistickog Industrijalnog Jul
nionizma - ona mora usvojiti a.
ko hoce, a mi verujeno da hoee
da Sc oslobodi kapitalistickog
ropstva.
Ia cetvrti deo 90 redu, nava.
| djamo sledece:: "Borba Ia podiZa-
ME Internacionalne Konunistic.
ke Partije i Cetvrte Internacio-
male jeste osnovni zadatak "a a.
vangardu proletarijata: "Sto Sc
tiee podizanja jedne pravovalja
ne Internacionale, bez surnje ds
/ (Nastavak ma i. strani.)
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-05-11

ka Russia II MENU, imperijalis-
ticki rat, rat "a strane place, "a
izvore sirovog materijala i slic-
no tome.
Sto Sc drugog della tiee, slaze-
mo Sc da je II Internacionala IL
dala proletarijat u Prvom Svets-
kom Ratu. Ali Sc ne slazeno, niti
! je to tacno, kako Manifest" OPT
suje, izdajstvo III Internaciona-
le. "Treca Internacionala ie sle-
dovala nju III. internationally
u ovom ratu", kaze "Manifest",
81 nakon sto je organizovala i
predvodila borbu radnika u Ev-
ropi, utopia ie proletarijat sve-
ia, uklju6ujudi sovjetsku Juni-
ju, u besciljni rat"
Sa recima, "nakon sto ie or
ganizovala predvodila borbu
radnika II Evropi'', Manifest"
kaze, i hoce da ubedi citaoce, da
ie III Internacionala bila tada.
! MARKSISTICKA Marksisticki
organizovala radnilze organize
vano in "predvodila II borbu".
To nije istina. Treca Internacio-
nala nj u jednom slucaju niie
pravovaljano organizovala rad
nicku klasu, da nienom pred
! vodjenju" ne govorimo. Da is
taknemo bar jedan primer. Ona
je nalagala organizovanje svima
partijama 20 jednom naodelu, j
jednako predvodjenje kako u A
nerici, tako II Indiji, beg OBJ
zira ma razlicite politicke, So
ciialne i ekonomske uslove. Raz-
log, zasto Manifest" Trockista
u izvodu kaze da je III Interna-
cionala nekad biia Marksisti6ka,
"organizovala i predvodila bor-
bu radnika'', jeste tai, sto su
oni pripadali nekada III Inter
Macdonald. A sa njillovim izstu-
panjem, iii izbacivaniem, ona je
prestala biti nlarksisticka. Cni
ignorisu cinjenicu da je ono Ste
je III Internacionala ucinila, OF
voreno pri svojem svrsetku, -
izdala proletarijat = bio je L
Moi prikriveno j pre- u frazama
"masovna akcija'', "oruzani US
tanak", "diktatura proletarijata'
! it'd, einjenica koju Trockisti ne
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-05-11
SOciialisticko ReSet0
(Nastavak sa 2. strane)

(Nastavak sa g. strane)
"Mazzini [talijanski burzoaski knji-
zevnik il 49, stoleca] je apostol apsolut-
ne narodnosti bez Boga crkve; on je
otac modernog socijalizma, politike bo-
deza karbonerije."
Tvrditi da je jedan burzoaski pa
triota "otac modernog socijalizma" raw
no. .ie~hao kad bi neko tvrdio da je Marks
"otac" katolicke crkve. Svakome je da-
mas poznato, sem "precasnom' zagaru,
sla je Marks 'Eotac" modernog Socijaliz-
ma, ali ne "socijalzma politike bodeza i
karbonerije", nego Socijalizma nauke,
praN3e slobode!
Sta.se mole drugo ocekivati cd jed
nog Sluge Bog2 J. kapitala? -P P.S.
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Dvadesetprva konvencija SIP.

CHE bojkotuju mas pokret ME
gov rad. Jer ne voli plutokratija
i njeni agenti da radnici cuju "a
S. L. P. i MEN revolucionarni
program. Ako radnici saznaiu "a
uGenje S. l.. P, pa ga usvoje, ta-
da ie odzvonilo niihovono goto-
vanskom zivotu. Otuda oni na-
stoiavaju da drze radnike Sto
dale cd S. L. P. nienog pro-
grama.
Boikotovali oni mas iii ne. mi
necemo boikotovati Nth. vec ce-
mo swim nasim silama, koie nam
stole ma raspolozeniu, isticati
pred nasom klasom da ie kapita-
liam preziveo drustvenu korist
most; da ie on tai koii onemo-
gucuje radnicima da uzivaiu plo-
dove svoga truda; Ga ie on tai
koji Sale ma svetske kasapnice
milione najboljih sinova i kceri
radnog covecanstva: da je on
tai koii odvaja muza cd zene, oca
Cd dece. slna cd ratere j oca -
ukratko, da je kapitalizam uzrol,
svih drustvenih zala, cd koiih CO.
vecanstvo patti strada. Takodier.
mi cemo pred radnicima isticati
cinienicu, da je samo radnicka
klasa Il stanju resiti sadan;e drus-
tvene problene izbayiti drustvo
liz pretece katastrofe, IL koiu ga
vuce kapitalizam, sano aAo Sc
klasno prosveti organizuie M
programu Sociialisticke Radnic-
ke Partije.
To ie mas zadatak u ovogodis-
MIN izborima To je mas zada-
tax bio pre- izbora, i to ce mas
zadatak biti nakon izbora. Ia mas
nema odmora prekida sve dotle
dok ne postignemo mas ella.
u tn svrhu je odrzana q. kon-
vencija S. L. P. Ia tn svrhu je
ona dovrSila svoj cetverodnevni
rad. u tome pravcu u tome du-
hu S. L. P. &c nastaviti svoj rad,
prosvecujuci i organizujuci anne
ricku radnnku klasu "a obaranle
kapitaliz1na j uspostav}janje In
dusnijalne Republic Rada! -
p. S. -As
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-05-11
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tarice po citavoj zenlji, dostav-
liajuci nasoj klasi revolucionar-
nj program S, L. P. Pored njih,
bice jos mnogi partijski organi-
zatori i agitatori, koji &c takodjer
vrsiti isti posao. A pored toga.
nasa Partiia namerava otstaInpa-
ii rasturiti milione letaka me-
dju radnicina Owe zemlje. Ona
takodjer namerava da iznaimi
radijske stanice, sa kojih da nasi
kandidati i organizatori grom-
kim glasom objasnjavaiu pro-
gram opste ucenje S. L. P. nasoj
klasi.
Kad Sc sve ovo grupise, to ce
biti zamasan posao. tai posao kos
tace dosta novaca, energije i ma
pora. Ma koliko oval posao bio
zamasan, ma koliko zahtevao e.
nergije j napora, nasa je Partiia
spremna gotova da sve to pod
nese. Jer ovogodisnia izborna
godina moe da bude odlucujuca
godina. Zato je potrebno da skon-
centrisemo sve nase snage u jed
nom pravcu, u pravcu da ova
godina zaista bude S. L. P. GO
DINA!
Sa zadovolistvom mozeno ov-
de istaci da je nasa Federacija
doprinela svoj deo ma partijskoj
konvenciii, prilazuci svotu cd
$4,000 "a Izborni Fond borbene
S. L. P. Nasi clanovi i simpatica-
ri, kao ostali clanovi sinrati-
Carl naseg pokreta, pojmili su
vaznost ovogodisnje izborn ne
kampanje, jer bez takvog poji-
mania razumevanja, mas prilog
ne bi bio onoliki, koliki je bio.
Ratifikaciona skupstina.
U ponedeljak ma /. maja, bese
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odrzana ratifikaciona skupstina
istovremeno Prvomajska prosla-
va. Ma ovoj skupstini, koja je BIZ
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fvorio drug A. A. Albaugfl pod
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