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Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-01-26
SAVINGS BONDS
SERIES C

TSrE OF BOND; II Year current in
cOnc--rrciS'crCd
MATURITY: IL Years from issue date.
DATED: The FIRST day Of the month
III which payment IS received.
DENOMINATIONS:
tCntt price same rs maturity valrc,
SlOC. $500. $1,000. S. 1000. $4,000
INCOME RETURS: 2.5T a year paid
kemlannually By Treasury check.
The Bonds arc rcdCcmablr by the
owner on thr fiTS' day NJ airy caicn-
OAR month after six months from the
issue date. upon one months writ
ten notice. NJ fixed r?lucs below the
cost picc. However. the redemption
price IS the COS! price in the event
Dl death OF an owner or cu-owncr,
" Application for TcdcNption is re-
teived by tie Treasury or Federal
Reserve Bank within four months
after the di.s'of death.
REGIS1 RATION: Bonds may be reg
lStcrci ~ the maine OF iD any indi-
liduil. trustee. partnership. aSSoc!l-
non. or corporation ibut commercial
blnhS only under certain limitn..onsb
or 20 two individuals as Co-OwntrS
or 80 one indiisual PAYABLE upon
his death 10 another individual.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-01-26
SAVINGS BONDS
SERIES

TYPE OF BOND: IL Year a-prscla-
tIOn-Tcg!stercd.
MATURITY:l2Y Years from Issue date.
DATED: The first day Of tho month
IN which payment IS received.
DENOMINATIONS:
tAiaiufity value,
SIS 500 $500 81 900 $4,000 sl0,o0o
Corresponding cost price,
$3.50 SIi $3.50 $40 $1,000 s7.400
INCOME RETURN: RedeemabIc by
ine owner on the flfSt day Of any
calendar month after six months
from nc issue date upon ono month.
written DO.iCC. AZ fixed values which
increase each six months after The
i!rSt year. The increase In the re-
compton value is the income return.
II held TO maturity the return Is
approximately 253,s. compounded
sCmiannually-if redeemed prior 20
maturity. The return Is less.
REGISTRATION: Bonds may be reg
lSletcd in the name Of rp any indi-
tidual. trustee. partnership. associa-
tion, or corporation 'but commercial
banks only under certain limitatiorsb
or ~ two individuals as co-owncrs
or ~ one Individual payable upon
his death 10 another individual.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-01-26

Drawing room is a shortened form,
of withdrawing room.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-01-26
TREASURY SAVINGS NOTES,
SERIES c

Dated: First day OF month OF pur-
chase.
Due: } gears from issue date.
Price: Pa--
DENOMINATIONS:
500. $500. $1,000. 5000. $4,000.
Sloo0Oo. s5o0.o 900. 81. 100000.
FORM: Inscribed In owners name.
COLLATERAL: These notes may be
used AS bank loan collateral.
Intercs. accrucs each month after
the month OF Issue and Is credited
upon presentation OF the notes. Ut
rates increasing from about Coz. per
year during the iiTSt months TO
1.07'; u held 10 maturity. The notes
are redecmable for cash at PAR aud
accrued Interest without advance
notice at any time after & months
from tho date Of issue. and are ac-
ceptable at par and accrued Interest
In payment Of Federal Income estate
and aift taxes during and after tho
second calendar month following the
month OF purchase.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-01-26

Despite VIVA, they com,lGc- Il.
treatment by the administration.
chiefs OF IN" railroad oruIhcrhouds
have not Abandoned tnr.. traditional
friendship To-. Pres den, Roosevelt.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-01-26

Price. Par ana accrued Interest,
Interest payable Mar. IS and Sept. IS
DENOMINATIONS: $500. $1,000.
$1,000. $4,000. 500. 600. $1,000 900.
FORM: Bearer Bond with Interest
coupons attached. and Bonds regis
1ntcrcha rgcablc.
REDEMPTION: These Bonds cannot
DC called until September IS. 1856:
then and Thereafter at 100; and
accrued interest. Upon the death OF
deemed at their face value 10 pay
Federal estate taxes.
,Issd = These Bond; may be
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-01-26

Distributed BY King features Syndicate. Ini
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-07-13

Ambergris, valuable product
used in perfume manufacture, is
found only in ailing whales.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-07-13
Youth Held
for Car Theft
After Accident

Daniel Chalfrant, 20, Of IS
South avenue, was arrested by
police Wednesday at the st.
Joseph's hospital for unlawfully
driving away an automobile. Ar
raigned in justice court, he
pleaded guilty, and was bound
over TO circuit court. The bond
was not posted and he was
placed in custody OF police
awaiting trial.
Chalfant was arrested at the
hospital after he had been taken
there for treatment of minor in
juries TO the face and left arm
received when he overturned in
the stolen car while driving at a
high rate of speed toward De-
trOit.
On June 2, 1912, Chalfant
was arrested and convicted on a
similar charge and sentenced
from six months to two years in
Jackson prison. On June 27, 1912
he escaped from a police officer
here captured the same day. On
June 2, l943, Chalfant was pa
rolled to Detroit.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-07-13
Fifth U.s.. Army
P|unges Ahead
Capture Loiotieo
in Bitter Bottle

ROME, July 10 -(P)- Amer
lean troops of the Fifth Army,
breaking through German de-
lenses in the Upper Era Valley
some II miles inland from It.
aly's west coast in "a thanking
move against Livorno, have cap
tured the town Of Lajatico in
the bitterest fighting Italy has
seen in recent weeks, Allied
Headquarters announced today.
The doughboys quickly mop
ped up all enemy soldiers re-
naming in the town yesterday,
taking $50 to 200 prisoners, and
surged on northWard. BY noon
they had closed to a point only
IL miles from the Arno River
valley, key to the outer strong
points of the German Gothic
Line defenses - supposedly
the last strong natural barrier
left to the enemy short of the
Pc River line in northern Italy.
simultaneously French troops
on the right of the Americans
carved a path through German
defense points and captured San
Donate, astride a secondary high
way in a mountainous area 25
miles southwest of Florence.
Still farther TO the east other
French forces repulsed enemy
counter-attacks against Hill 218,
two miles southwest of Poggi-
bonsi and 38 miles inland from
the west coast. Clinging dog
gedly to their positions, the
French inflicted heavy losses on
the enemy and remained poised
as a menace 10 Poggibonsi, key
junction controlling roads to-
ward Florence and the Arno
Valley.
The only major changes on the
Eighth Army front came in the
Upper Tiber Valley. Three AL
lied troops gained as much as
four miles, halving the distance
to the road junction of Citta Di
CASTILLO. East of the Tiber the
en- my withdrew from two
strong hill positions.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-07-13
Lincoln Checker
Contestants Tops
Dominate Contest
at Wilson School

Lincoln playground dominated
the annual checkers contest of
the city Fairgrounds, held at
Wilson School this week, when
the Lincolnites took three out
of four awards. In the Glass A
Girls group, the Lincoln win
ner was a repeater from the l943
contest which she won.
The results are as follows:
Glass A Boys: Robert Paille,
Lincoln; Richard McFarlane,
Wilson, runner-up.
Class B Boys: Thomas john
ston, Lincoln; Ellis Mann, DON
aldson, runner-up.
Glass A Girls: Shirley Drei-
miller, Lincoln; Hazel Burton,
Dickinson, runner-up.
Glass B Girls: Ruth Whitsitt,
Griffith; Beverly Weber, DON
sldson, runner-up.
Trade slips as prizes have been
given out to all winners.
The annual Pet Show, favored
by sunshine and cool breezes,
was being held on all play
grounds today.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-07-13
Richmond Man
Dies in Action
PFC. Ralph GohIks
Victim Of Jops

RICHMOND - Pfc. Ralph
Gahlke, son of Louis Gahlke,
died as a result of wounds re-
ceived June IL while serving in
the infantry in the New Guinea
area, according to an official
telegram received today by his
father.
The young soldier was induct-
ed into the Army October 8,
194l and-was- sent overseas
April Is, 1912. His father last
heard from him on May Is,
when he wrote home from some
where In the New Guinea area.
Pvt. Gahlke, who attended the
public schools of Richmond, was
employed by the Hudson Naval
Ordnance Plant of M a c o m b
County prior to his entry into
the armed service.
Surviving are his father, three
brothers, Elmer, Arthur and
Harvey and three sisters, Mrs.
Alice Oberin, Mrs. Isabel Ahern
and Mrs. Lucy Kluge.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-07-13
Farmer Captures
Fugitive NaZiS

BENTON HARBOR, Mich,
July l3 - (P) - Two German
prisoners of war who escaped
from the Sodus Fruit Exchange
processing plant Monday night
were recaptured near Millburg
Wednesday evening by Herbert
Schalon, 43-year- farmer
who saw the prisoners crossing
a field on his farm, bordering
Territorial road.
Grabbing his shotgun, Schalon
took after the two fugitlves and
overlook them. Pointing his
shotgun at the pair he ordered
them, in English, TO surrender.
They threw up their hands and
were marched to the Schslon
house where they were held UNI
til Sheriff AL Hastings and Dep
uty Victor Hauch arrived and
took them TO the Berrien county
Jail in st. Joseph. Later the
prisoners, Werner Lohnes, 10,
and Georg Brykla. 20, were
turned over TO Military Police
and returned to the prisoners of
war camp at Hartford. ..
Officers quoted the prisoners
as saying they wanted to get
back to Germany and had only
vague idea of where they
were. They said they had had
nothing TO cat since Monday
night. They slept at intervals in
fields and woods.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-07-13

Africa's Victoria Falls are
more than twice as high as Nj
agara Falls.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-07-13
Driver Denies Driving
While Intoxicated

John M. Greiner, 35 Madison
avenue, pleaded not guilty in
Justice court Tues ay to a
charge of driving while intoxi-
Gated. He was released upon
posting $50 cash bond pending
hearing of the case on July ID
at 2 p. m.
Greiner was driving west on
Jones and did not stop for the
stop sign at the Jones and Welts
intersection, colliding with car
being driven north on Wells by
Miss Mural Kriley, of 298 Eu-
cid avenue, officers said. Both
cars were badly damaged, and
Miss Kriley was taken to st. Jo-
seph's hospital for the, treatment
of minor injuries.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-07-13
Flames Rae
Harrison Home

Fire Wednesday completely
destroyed five room frame cot
tage at 1881 Hammond road,
Harrison township, owned by
Harvey Andrews of 1916 High
land avenue, Detroit.
When the fire department ar
rived, the house was half burn
ed. Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison Frank,
their three young children and
an elderly man who were living
in the house, lost all their house
hold belongings. The cause of
the fire was not known.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-07-13
Fighting Still RACES
Along Normandy Front

ON THE CAEN FRONT,
NORMANDY, July 13 - P) -
The lull on the British sector of
the Normandy front, unbroken
since the bitter fighting for
"Crucifix Hill" and Malot on
Tuesday, continued throughout
last night.
British troops still were en-
trenched atop the bloody hill
where the Germans died by the
scores in fierce fighting 36 hours
ago. and the situation on the
entire sector remained unchans-
ed. !,
The weather again was cold
with overcast skies.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-07-13
Neict FIOicerS

Funeral services for Newt
Flowers, 40, of So Barbara
street, who died Of heart trou-
bic at $3.50 a. m. Wednesday
morning at ST. Joseph'S Hosp.
tai, will be held Friday al >
p. m. at the Turner Chapel with
the Rev. Dozier officiating. Aft
or services the remains will be
shipped TO Crofton, Ky, where
Flowers was born.
Surviving MIR. Flowers are his
wife, Orvella, Of Mount Glenn
ems; his mother, Mrs. Mamie
Flowers of Crofton, Ky; two
daughters, Mrs. Eugene Sim.
mons and Miss ClementInc
Bankhead of Mount Clemens;
one son Richard, Of Mount Glenn
ems; three brothers, Arnold, OF
Mt. Clemens; Robert and Leslie,
of crofton. KY; and two sisters,
Mrs. Leo Southall and Miss Je-
nevia Flowers, of Crofton, Ky.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-07-13
Tojo Orders Speed-Up
OF Fire EnQines

NEW YORK, July 13 - up
- The japanese Munitions Min
istry, headed by Premier Gen.
Hideki TOTO, has ordered the
production of Air Defense Fire
Engines" speeded up ahead of
schedule because of "the acute
situation that has developed"
the Tokyo radio said in a do
mestic broadcast reported today
by u. S. Government monitors.
The broadcast said related in
dustries had been urged Ito I'M
derstand the importance Of fire
engines and to take cooperative
measures"
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-07-13
Germans Admit Terror
Cribs Hearts OF hazis

LONDON, July Is - (P -
One Of the gravest broadcasts
ever TO come from Nazi Ger
many declared tonight that "ter-
ror grips the hearts of many of
our people" and that "Germa-
ny's fight for life and death is
on" The broadcast, as heard by
the London Evening News,
warned: Before the peril can
reach the heart of our beloved
country, we will turn this con-
tinent into a malestrom of des-
truction where only one cry is
heard-the cry for blood"
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-07-13
BarkIey's Name Looms
as Dem V-p Candidate

PADUCAH. KY, July - -
,PD-Henry Ward, associate edi-
tor of the Duducah Sun-Demo-
crat, said today that Senate Ma
DIRTY Leader Alben w. Barkley
(DKy) would be placed in NOM
ination for the vice-presidency
at the Democratic National
Convention in Chicago next
week.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-07-13
Crash Injuries
Prove Fatal

ARMADA-Death Of Edward
Helberg, aged IS, injured in an
auto mishap, occurred yesterday
in st. Joseph hospital, Mount
Clemens.
Mr.. Helberg was seriously In
jured by a car driven by Charles
w. Rugenstein of ONO road as
Rugenstein was proceeding on d
green light at Fulton and Main
streets. Apparently Mr.. Helberg
did not observe the approaching
car and was struck. suffering
injuries that resulted in his
death.
Funeral arrangements had
not been learned at press time.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-07-13
Nali Air Ace Reported
Killed on Western Front

LONDON, July IS - (P) -
1t. Eugen Zweigert, who as one
of Germany's leading air aces
claimed he had downed 80
Allied planes, has been killed
on the Western front, the Ger
man radio announced today.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-07-13

Signs of the Times: Nszi prop
uganda slogans posted in Nor
way: 1910. I'VE have won't;
l94l, 1--WE will win,"; 1912, 1--WE
must win,"; l943, 1--WE shall
never capitulate,H and now, TO
ward brighter tines"
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-11-02
Rat ! ratni 1netodi

A kod mantijasa, "bozanski' mo-
raj. Ali, medju ovima, liberali-
ma mantijasima, ina lukavih
ina primer Papa mnogi drugD
koji znadu da njihove teorije ne
mogu unistiti niti suzbiti ratove,
pa ipak oni to zagovaraju kao
metode "a unistenje ratova. Raz-
log radi kojeg oni to cine, jeste
da Sc zabasuri pravi uzrok ratova
kapitalisticki drustveni SIS
tenn. zeljni da ocuvaju tai SIS
tenn po svaku cenu, oni strogo
paze da Sc svako moguce okrlv-
ljenje kapitalizma "a ratove'
skrene ma stranputicu da Sc prl-
krije.
Socijalisticko objasnjenje
Pojimajuci da je kra5nja bes-
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-11-02
Ispravka

U clankt, Cd W. S., 'Subaslc
penzioniSe fasiste" u broiu Cd
19. oktobra Radnicke Borbe, pyUa-
krale SUI nam Sc dive greSke, koTe
drzimo da je potrebno ispravfst-
Ma prvoj stranici, u drugorn
stupcu toga clanka, gde Sc citzra
"Slobodna Rec" kaze Sc: g. %
pasan rad ovoga F'otical tifusz
liz HITLEROVACKE GANGE
it'd. u mesto reci ''tifusa" trehs
da stoji, "tipusa," U istom stupcu
pri dnu, kaze Sc: "Ako je poSsa-
lies, da Ii &c to biti 'dokaz' da
SUI Sc kralj, Subasic i Tito 20
nacistili?" A treba ola je ovake1-
"Ako je posaljes, da Ii ce to biti
'dokaz' da Sc Fotic podenokrs-
ito? A ako je ne posaljes, da Il
&c to pax, biti 'dokaz', da su 81
kralj, Subasie Tito ponacistili7s'
Neka citaoc uvazi ovu iSpray-
ku.
UREDNISTVO.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-11-02

i treba, da iskoristi civilizovani
metod glasovnice, gde da izvo-
juje pobedu ma politickom polju
i tada da prosledi sa svojim in
dustrijalnim junijama, sa pre-
uzimanjem zemaljskih industri-
ia.
Sa ovim axiom kapitalizam &c
biti uniSten. Sa ovim axiom ra-
tovi ce bi unisteni. | bice uniste-
ma sva zla i protivrecnosti koje
kapitalizam stvara i svi druStve-
nj problemi bice resent. Bespos-
lice, gladi u izobilju, luksuza
jednih skapavanja drugih, nece
wise postojati. Niti ce postojati
lukavi politicari, koji opravda-
vaju ratove ometaju svaki ra-
zumni pokuSaj da Sc ratovi u
niSte.
Dakley- jedino resenje je Soci-
jalizam! A jedino program So
cijalisticke Radnicke Partije jes-
te pravi logicni program Soci-
jalizma!
(Krajl
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-11-02
(Nastayak sa l. strane)

LIBERAL raznih boja, prlbega-
vaju iskljucivo 'paciflzmu a
niihova su-braca, ma ovom plta-
nju, religiozni prvaci, iii mantl-
iasi svih vera sekata, preporu-
cuju isto to, samo oni nastoJe
tai "pacifizam" poskropiti sa DO
zanskim" vrlinama. Med]u hDe-
ralima mantijasima ina mnogo
neznalica, (sto tesko da Je slu-
cal, u gore .iznesenoj, prvoJ ka-
tegoriji,) koji iskreno misle da ]e
ratove moguce unistiti sa lzme-
nom ljudskog shvacanja Q ratu.
Prosto da Sc narod uci Cd ko-
levke pa do groba, da ne ratu]e.
Kod liberala, prirodni III oblcnl
moral imao bi da unistl ratove.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-11-02

mislica govoriti ikakvom le-
cenju bolesti sve dotle dok Sc nj
je pre- ustanovio uzrok, Scotia
list, ii. Marksist, koji polazi cd
fnaterijalistiekog shvacanja isto-
rije i druStva, kaze:: trazimo u
zrok bolesti!
Uzrok ratova Sc nalazi u IL
rabljivanju radnicke klase. U ko-
liko je izrabljivanje, u prvom
delu kapitalisticke opohe. bio IA
nizem stepenu. IT,, u koliko ie
radni6ka klasa bila mamie pro-
duktivna, prena tome. sraZ-
merno mamie izrabliivana, U to-
liko je nagomilavanje neproda-
nih esrapa bio sporije. U toliko
je bio manji zahtev "a strane
place. mania borba oko tih pija-
ca. mani trgovacki sukobi izme-
diu naciia i toliko behu mamie
j kapitalisticke potrebe "a ratio
We.
Sa svestranim razvitkom pro-
tizvodnie, poslednjen delu ka-
pitalisticke epohe, radnicka kla-
sa sveta, a narcotic najnapred-
nijih industrijskih naciia, posta-
jase sve wise produktivna. Ova
cinienica je omogucivala sve We
Gu vecu pljacku radnika Cd
strane kapitalista, take. .da Sc rad
nici kradu (bar Il ovoj zemlii je
tako) "a cd pet sestina, do sest
sedmina bogatstva koje oni pro-
izvode. Ma ovoi tacci raZvitka,
iasno Sc vidi kakvom brzinom i
kalvom kolicinom neprodani es-
papi moraju da Sc gomilaju. |
sada zamislimo, kako jake potre-
be i pritisci tn postoje "a strane
place. A rezultat te potrebe i
tin pritisaka "a pijacama, do ko-
jih Sc ne moze doci ma miran ma
Gin, jeste rat.
Ekononska protiurec'1ost
Mi imamo ratove zato Sto ina
mo svega previse, mogao bi ne
ko reci. / "a ista, kada gledamo
ma preplavljene place, tako to
izgleda. Svega je ma pijacama
wise nego sto ina kupaca. Svi,
osim revolucionarnih Socijalista,
"objasnjavaju" da nebi bilo nj
ratova nj besposlica, niti ikakvih
nereSivih drustvenih problema,
kada bi imali dosta pijaca, iii ku-
paca "a eSpape koJl Sc nuue nd
prodaju. Radnici bi radii punorn
parom. Dohodak svih radnika bio
bi redovan osiguran. Posedni-
ci industrija, saobracaja it'd. l.
mali bi redovne i velike profile.
Zadovoljstvo bi vladalo kod svih
clanova drustva. Zlo je samo u
tome sto imamo svega previse u
uporedjenju sa pijacama.
Ma drugoj strani vidimo da
ogromne mase skapavaju cd gla-
di oskudice u svemu. Sada bi
mogli skociti ma zakljucak obrat-
no - da nam svega fall. Milioni
|ljudskih bica, cak pre- rata, 81
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-11-02

rom celog sveta moraju da pate
bez stanova, sa vrlo nqalo lii nj
malo hrane, a isto tako je So
odelom drugim potrebana Mi
lionj u Indiji, II KIM j drugim
udaljenim predelima sveta, kao
muhe skapavaju od gladi, s do
i ne poniniemo niSta drugo. Nj
je Ii. ovo dovoljan "dolzaz' da
svega fall?
Malo pre- snno rekli da ina 5ve-
ga previse. Sada, pax, rekosmo.
da svega fall. KaSva je to logi-
ka, gde istovreneno ina svega
previssi svega .faii;s TO ie. de-
kako, sasava logilza. Logika ka-
pitalistickog dru$tva Sve Sto bi
trebalo uraditi ieste to, da Sc uz-
me tamo gde ina svega previSe,
pa da Sc dade tamo gde svega
fall problem je reSen.
Socija1isticleo reSenje.
U gornjoj protivrecnosti, lako
Sc noze nazreti, da ie jedan dec
naroda opljackao drugi dec ma
roda tako ma jednoj strani ie
previSe a ma drugoi fall. A da bt
stvar bila jos CORA, tai dec ma
roda koji je pljackao, nije u OPP
ste radio, a onaj deo naroda kojl
je opljackan jeste iedini koji le
radio. To je dvojna, a mogli bi
reel i stostruka, nepravda.
Ova Sc nepravda i protivrec-
most moze otklonuti samo putem
stvaranja svih clanova drustva,
ravnopravnim u proizvodnli
raspodeli bogatstva. Da bi Sc O.
vo postiglo mora Sc reorganleo-
vati cello drustvo. Mora Sc unistl-
ii privatno vlasniStvo mad alatl-
ma "a rad, zemljom i ostallm
drustvenim bogatstvom. Svi cla-
novi drustva moraju postatl jed
mako vlasnici industrija, svl mo-
raiu raditi, koliko bude drustve-
no potrebno i propisano j svi ce
uzivati potpun drustveni plod
svoga rada. Oni koji ne budu
hteli raditi = a raditi nece bltl
potreno wise cd nekoliko sati ma
dan da bi uzivali izobilje = Nth
treba prezreti pustiti in neka
skapaju cd gladi. Oni nista dru-
60 ne zasluzuju. Ako takvih u
opste bude, to ce biti tex pole
dinci, danasnji izrabljivaci, pro-
fitiri i ugnjetaci. Najverovatnl]e
je da &c jedan deo toga drustVe-
no Stetneg elementa, izvrsltl sa-
moubilstva, radje nego ola zlvu
radeci, cemu oni nisu navlkll l
bez divlje raskosi, koju i'm dava
danasnji kapitalizam.
Socijalisticki Iad1tstr'Jatna
Junionizdm
Preuzimanje alata "a rad, zem-
lie, saobracaja it'd, nemoguce ]e
bez industrijalnog organizovanJa
radnika. Pojedine tvornice, sva
industrijska preduzeca, cak po-
jedine masine u tvornici pa |
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-11-02
II zIVOTA FEDERACIJE.
Vecerinka u Chicago, iii.


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poiedinacni radnici, sve ie to
povezano u iedno kon1paktno
proizvodno telo Ga bi Sc moglo
proizvadjati bogatstvo. Otuda ii
sc instrument proiZyodnje mo-
raiu preuzeti u redu potpuno
OrcanizoVano j zadrzati "a pro-
duzenie proizvodnie. Industrial
je sva organizovana j takvu je
treba preuzeti.
Ma isti nacin, kako god je in
dustriia organizovana i poveza-
ma, iedna industrijska grana "a
drugu, preduzece "a preduzece,
tvornica IA tvornicu, nlaSina "a
maSinu it'd. moraju Sc radnici
organiZoVati prema tome Sasta-
WI industrije. Tako organizova-
nj. oni &c biti u stanju da pre-
uznou, svaka iedinica, pojedi-
MIN industrijskim granama, u
preduzecima tvornica it'd, te
tvornice IL svoje vlasnistvo STA
viii kontrolu radnika mad NINA
j produziti sa proizvadianje Il
korist samih radnika. Te Indus
.trijalne Junije tada postaiu IL
prava novog drustvenog uredje-
MIA Socijalizma. Izrabljiva-
MIA wise nema. Kapitalisti wise
ne postoje Svi ljudi postaju rad
nici svi uzivaju bogatstyo koje
oni stvaraju.