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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-16

PROLOGUE: Michal and her
 baby son, Dan, are alone in her
 courtyard when the Roman sol-
 SlierR enter with drawn swords.
 u Is Herod's order that all He-
 hrew male children under two
 wears be slain. Michal points to a
 recently planted acacia tree, and
 reminds them that it is the He-
 brew custom to plant an acacia
 only on the birth of a daughter. The soldiers ride away. FLASH BACK: Joel has married his brother Jonathan's widow, Michal. But there are many things he does not understand. Why does Michal bear an unyielding prejudice against Jonathan? Why has she sent Jonathan's son, Malachci, to live with the Roman woman. FIavia? What was her relation ship to Drusus, Flavia's brother? { VI
 Joel was pleased with his flock. Indeed Adar had been month wholly satisfying to one whose calling was with sheep. The ewes for the most part had given no trou- ble, and many fine ambs skipped on the hills with their dams. Only a few ewes were laggard and he an- ticipated their lambing might be difficult. But ke was worried about Michal who was heavy with child Her old merriment had passed leav- ing her unusually grave.
 He cast an anxious eye Skyward, noting the gathering of heavy vapor masses. Rain would descend in tor rents soon, he decided, and called tc her to help him.
 He sounded his staff on the rocky soil, and obediently the lead sheep fell into line, the others hast ening to follow. Trusting Michal to bring up the rear the shepherd hurried to the groves which clus- ter around the base of Bethlehem's hill.
 Joel encouraged the sheep with With his staff he turned the strays his voice, leading them to the olives. back to the flock, and soon in the growing darkness they settled them- selves with breathiess gruntings and an occasional oleat Satisfied that they were sheltered as well as he could hope with no fold near, Joel stood with his hand against gnarled old olive tree and watched the lowering clouds. The storm broke with suddenness that start led him, although he waited fol its coming. It flung it's fury against the grove, massing the sheep in frightened huddle, and sweeping with terrible vhoroughness the crops from the plain below AS he saw the barley flatten Joel recalled that Michal had not answered his sum- mons.
 Tiae sheep were incapable Of moving, so strong was the wind, and Joel drew his cloak close about him, braving the binding darkness to seek his own. Step by step he fol- lowed down the path, his staff sounding the way beIore him.
 It was matter of moments until the clouds discharged their burden q ! -ls I l.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-16
MONDAYS MENU

BREAKFAST: Grape fruit, sausage and hominy, enriched raisin toast, coffee or milk.
 LUNCHEON: Creamed left over chicken on enriched toast, watercresS salad with French dressing, floating island cust- ard, tea, milk.
 DINNER: Broiled blue fish, scalloped potatoes, mashed yell low turnip seasoned lightly with nutmeg, Swilted lettuce salad, bran-raisin mullins, butter or fortified margarine, hot ginger bread with cream cheese, orange sauce, coffee or milk.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-16

For the favorite in every family "a set of first clothes for baby. Make the dainty little dress in or gandy or dotted swiss-the slip and panties in lawn or batiste. This en- semble makes lovely and thought ful gift.
 Pattern No. S706 is designed for sizes 6 months, l, 2 and years. Size one year, dress, requires 3-8 yards of 35 or 39-inch material; pantie and slip, 1-2 yards; lace to trim collar, yard; pantie and slip, yards.
 For this pattern, send 20 cents, in COINS, your name, address, size desired, and the PATTERN NUM- HER to WATERBURY DEMOCRAT Today's Pattern Service. 1150 Sixth Avenue, New York 19, N. Y.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-16
BEAUTIES HINTS
 COlOrleSS Polish Guards Glitter

AUDREY: Travels light
 Costume jewelry or dress buttons that tarnish can be kept bright as new pennies by coating with thin film of colorless nail polish.
 Sax-tooting Audrey of Phil Spita-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-16

not mfrequenCly happen.
 An elderly wom- an of my acquatn- tance had dimcul- ty in keeping her feet warm at. night. A hot water bag had become her nightly bed- fellow in cold weather. Her fam- fly did not realize that the condition that caused her coId fact had also
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-16
BUSY GAL

Betty Huttons Characterization of Texas Guinan in Paramount's "Incendiary Blonde" requires her to play a rodeo star, a movie actress of silent pictures era and queen of New York night life.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-16
WAS ROYAL DRESSER

Modam Hilda Grenier, technical on Paulette Goddards new starring picture, Kitty" story of 18th century England, was once mistress of wardrobe to Queen Mary.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-16

recting. The companion feature is Block Busters" featuring the East Side Kids.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-16
WE, THE WOMEN
-WE, THE WOMEN-- Family Free, Able Bodied Women Should Take On Full Time War Plant Job
By RUTH MILLETT

abebodied chndless using vol uner work for not taking u-tme job
 through advertisement such You're needed ultme job she Who
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-16
,ISG,ip z ippGal Wrap Hot Water Bag in Towel Before Applying To Patient.

By IONA L. TROTT
 Red Cross Nursing Service
 Assistant Director,
 Written for NEA Service A hot water bag is such com mon piece of household equipment that people is general have grown careless in its use and accidents
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-16

that they making great war eIort
 The they make they doing their take ultine job-and it.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-04-28

WANTED: USED LAWN MOWER.
Phone 2-3706
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-04-28
CITY EXTENSION
PLAN EXPLAINED

H. A. Marks, chairman of the
Community Council, explained the
tentative plan of the City Plan
ming Board for extending the city
limits to members of the Kiwanis
club Wednesday. Henry Emory,
planning board chairman and a
Kiwanian, added additional infor'
nation On the subject, and both
answered many questions during
forum period following thell
talks.
The discussion largely centeree
upon the status of Sunset Park
whether it should be included Of
excluded in the extension pro
gram.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-04-28
KNOX
IS REPORTED ILL

WASHINGTON, April 81 R' -
Secretary of the Navy Knox, suf-
fering from 'gastro-intestinal up
set" is under physicians care at
his home here and has cancelled
all enga gements to permit a thor
ough rest.
The Navy, announcing the illness
said the 70-year-old Chicago pub
Usher who has been secretary OF
the navy since July IL, 1910, was
stricken while at Manchester, N.
H., last week to attend the funeral
OF j. A. Muehling with whom he
had been business partner for
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-04-28

40 years. The illness is ''complicat.
ed with dizziness" the announce.
ment said.
Upon his return to Washington
and upon the advice of his physi-
cian,' the Navy explained, he has
cancelled ali his appointments for
the time being and will rest at
home" =
The secretary recently recovered
from an attack of influenza.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-04-28
AVERAGE SPOT

NEW ORLEANS, April 27-tR-
The average price of middling
15-16ths-inch cotton today at ten
designated southern spot markets
was 40 cents bale higher at 81. 10
cents pound; Average for the
past thirty market days 21.08;
Middlng 7-8ths-inch average 1895.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-04-28
NEW ORLEANS SPOT

NEW ORLEANS, April 27-R-
Spot cotton closed steady Is cents
a bale higher. Sales 1,086; Low
middling l7.72, middling 20.S7,
good middling al; Rece. D 1923,
stock 234,228.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-04-28

WHY BUY SHINGLES THAT ARE NOT
!oeKed or guaranteed when you can
se, Ford locked :hingles at the same
pHce McIver Lumber Co.. Dial 4347.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-04-28

WANTED: RIDE TO SECOND SHIFT
from 512 Wooster. Dial 2-3261.
WANTED FURNISHED TWO BEDROOM
apartment or house in town or
Wrightsville Beach. By army doctor
and family. Urgent need Dial 2-8Ol2
after 800 pm.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-04-28
N. C. HOGS

N. C.. HOGS
RALEIGH, April 27-tR-(NC.
DA-Hog market steady with tor
of 1885 at Rocky Mount. Rich.
mond closed for clearance.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-02

Tee protects teeth EmzMMIA: zs::::

There's beauty in every drop!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-05
StdtIer Fight
Probe|gnored
RI ARTHUR r. HERMANN

WASHINGTON. oct 3 lINSl
Ouf,p0kcn demands for "a iuIi
t--f ie4ffeH- ct tlfe .R4ttle-ef ihc
Slatlcr went UNDECIDED M official
quarters today as both Secretary
OF tro Navy ForroStal and Rep
NurSon lDl of Georgia House
naval affairs committee chairman
exhibited complete dl>IntcrcSt M
the melee
Meanwhile. Daniel ! Tobn
whose AFL Transfers Union is
the storm center of The aI'crCt-
ton with two ravai otttrrt~
branded published versions ot The
fight as ridiculous and untrue %
Tohn. who called a. The White
House with other labor leader,
for a conference with President
Roosevelt declared, however That
his union had no intention Of max
ING public It's version Of the fight
during which one Of The young
naval officers was said 10 have
beaten up a personal friend O.
the President
While early reports had Hrn-
tihcd the injured man sS Iohr
and later as hlS son, FIcd lobln
Washington legislative represent
ativc OF the Transfers Union
neither of them wore any visible
Signs of the struggle.
It. Randolph Dlckiny Jr. one
oi the officers who engaged IN
the fight, preferred TO consider
the incident closed %
DickinS received batch Of
messages from ScrNiCcWCn, ne
SAID, expressing Indignation that
a group of men should act rs the
teamsterS did IN demanding TO
know how he and his officer
friend would vote.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-05
Senators Probe
Political Groups

WASHINGTON. Oct. 5 GNS)
The Senate campaign eXpendi-
lures committee disclosed today
that 1t Will make an extensive
canvas Of the nations political
activity by announcing the first
mailing" of missionaries to los
Independent political groups,
The committee SAID the primary
aim of ITS Investigation IS ito
obtain facts regarding methods,
financing and purposes of numer-
OILS ORGANIZATIONS which appear 10
he engaged IN political work, in
dependent OF national party or
CARNATIONS
The 16S groups listed included
America First; ku kluX Khan,
We. the Mothers Modified for
Democracy: TechnoCraCy; Peace
Now movement, and the National
Grange.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-05

FORT SHERIDAN, ILL., oct 3
ms Col George II Cushman.
post COMMANDER al Fort Sheu-
dan. offered uvo Cw'suqas .sug-
ec>ions today TO friends and
relative, of overseas 81 Jocs.
After ~ survey Of returned
veterans stationed ~ The fort
Col. Cushman disclosed that
photographs nom home and fruit
cake were The gifts most APP
p.ccHod
Frut cake the Veterans re-
ported. liN3l, reaches MS dcS-
uu4um l0 ono piece whereas
.ooses and ordinary cakes arrive
n,oNn up. Candy, .or those I'M
Che hotter regions WAS dl>cour-
aged rrrsu>e II ends UP IN one
ff7T-fTft ffffr-fTt
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-05
Fruit Cake :aHRA Photos

Most fighters have sufficient
clothing. wrist watches and identi-
cation bracelets. the soldiers said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-05
New Robot a Failure

LONDON oct ; ms The
London DAILY Maj. printed disc
patch rom Stockholm today >l>-
inc that GCrmsry.S ncV " robot
bomb had been pat into operation
bat had proved a complete ia''a'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-05

Nhcn pop make FrskieS the basis
Of Your dog diet YOU are sure
that be d, propcrB fed Frisklcs
provides the nutrients he must
have for good heath, no matter,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-05

-sg 80, b, ..sstIta. rroass, cen.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-05

what else YOU may feed him And
Friskies cube form\is designed
for your dogs natural digestion.
From now on build your dogs
meals on a Fnskies foundation.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-05-25

Ponavljajuci ratovi medju ma
cijama neizbezni SUI tako dugo
dok SUI sredstva "a proizvodnju
posedovana po jednoj klasi u
potrebljavana "a izrabljivanje
neposednickih proizvadjaca. Il
razeno u drugim recima: Utak-
mica medju kapitalistickim sila-
ma "a svetske place, izvore 81
rovog naterijala, i sierra eko-
nomskog politickog uticaia. ne
izbezno vodi u ratove. Kapita-
listi dele ponavljaju delenje
sveta, ne il osobne zlobe, iii ta-
kozvanih ideoloskih antipatija,
nego radi toga sto stepen kon-
centracije kapitala koji ie dosti-
gnut, Nth prisiljava. Oni cepaju
! j dele svet u "srazneru moci".
Nj jedan drugi metod delenia ne
moze postojati pod sistemom es-
papske proizvodnje i kapitaliz-
ma.
Dvadeset-prva N ACTON Ina
Konvencija Socijalisticke Rad
nicke Partije Amerike, ma Ease
danju Il New Yorku l. maja 1914
potvrdjuje proglas Partiie usvo-
jen ma ulazu Sjedinienih Drza-
va u Drugi Svetski Rat, izjav-
ljuje:
Oval rat, svoiem poreklu
jeste kapitalisticki rat. Sa tim Sc
specificno misli da je to rat koji
sc logicno neizbezno rezultirao
il drustvenog sistema organize
vanog ma principima postojeceg
kapitalistickog sistema proizvod-
ME profita; da, Sta wise, to je
rat koji Sc san,o moze desiti pod
drustvenim sistemom kao sto je
kapitalizam; konacno, da ie to
rat koji je (ako ne dodje pobeda
Socijalizma) upravljen da ucvrs-
ii stvar, i da umnozi vrla fla ko-
ia SUI gomilajuci Sc proizveli oval
rat. To potvrdjuje istorija, IS
kustvo uci, ekononnski faktori u
meSani cine to neizbeznim.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-05-25

Sve do ovog rata Sociialistic-
ka Radnicka Partija nastojala je
da ubedi mnoge zavedene radni-
ke, Cd strane takozvane "komu-
nisticke partije" da ona ne "a
govara da Sc ne bori "a ono sto
ii zavedeni radnici misle veru-
ju da zagovara, inleno. revolu-
cionarni Socijalizam iii Komu-
nizam. Povrsno je izgledalo, la
kovernim radnicima da ie ona
revolucionarni pokret, premda
Sc moglo lako nazreti u sadrzini
njenog programa, novina. lite
rature govora da ona bas
stvari zagovara ono, sto danas i
ma povrsini otvoreno istice. Dru-
GIN recina, trebalo je ubediti
radnike da ie "komunisticka"
partija ono sto ona "nije" izgle-
dala, da jeste.
Nije nikakvo Guido da ie te
pristalice ''komunisticke" parti-
je bilo tesko iii nemoguce ube-
dit u taenost naseg obiasnjenja
j drzanja prema istoj, jer je ta-
da trebalo traziti u "malenkos-
TINA" iii u implikacijama njiho-
viii proglasa i iziava, dokaze "a
nase tvrdnje. Tada su Sc oni bra
Mill ubedjivali mas ola je ia par
! tiia stvarno ono sto ona "izgle-
da' da jeste ma povrsini.
Sada je pax celia ia stvar o.
krenuta u obratnom pravcu, IT,.
sada moramo ubediivati radnike
Ii opste i njihove sledbenike DO
sebno. da je ia partiia bas ono
sto ona ma povrsini izgleda. Raj
lika ie samo u tomu, sto je ona
takva u sadrzini. Ia mas ovo
nije nikakva promena iii izne-
nadjenje. "Komunisticka" parti-
| ia je prosto izbacila istinski od-
raz svoje prave sadrzine. U ma
Sem nastojanju da ubedimo rad
nike u tacnost toga, pomaze nam
! i sama pomenuta partija, koja
Sc isto tako zauzima swim sila-
ma da dokaze da ona nije "ko-
munisticka" iii "revolucionarna"
partija. Posto jos mnogi dosa-
dasnji sledbenici te partije ve-
ruju da je.on samo privremeno
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-05-25

odbaciia '..revolucionarnost' da
Sc dobije rat na tai nacin pri-
pomogne Sovjetskoj Rusiji u ratu
i ola ce Sc ona opet povratiti ma
menu "revolucionarnu liniiu". !.
buduci da oni polaze cd pretpo-
stavke iii pojrna, da je ona ne
kada bila revolucionarna - sto
niie tacno - iznecemo jos neke
nainovije iziave samih vodja te
partije, koje bi vec trebale mai
blesaviie ljude ubediti da je tai
pokret eak po obliku i sustini
danas potpuno izdajnicki / pro-
turadnicki.
U proslom januaru, njen Sc
kretar Earl Browder izjavio ie
da &c njihova partija biti raspus-
tena kao politicka partiia Ga 90
u izborima owe godine obesiti Sc
repu demokratskog magarca
IT,, da &c podupirati izbor Roo
sevelta "a Predsednika. To ohe-
canje sprovedeno je u delo ma
njihovoj konvenciji kola je "a
pocela u proslu subotu, 20. rnaja.
Partiia je raspustena. A sto Sc
tice podupiranja Roosevelta, to
ne .samo da je, u punom jeku,
neeo oni los sve strepe cd >stra-
| ha da Sc Roosevelt nebi odrekao
nominacije i ma sve nacine ga
mole da Sc primi. Da bi ubedio
svet da oni ne podrzavalu nikak-
WI revolucionarnost, nj sada hi
/ ii nameravaiu u buduce. Brow
der lie rekao, kako ga citira "NeV'
! York Tines da &c oni raditi "sa
vecinom americkog naroda "a
wise demokratsku progreslvnu
Ameriku' "a vreme rata j posle
pobede u ratu "a ustanovljanje
trajnog mira. Prema vec pome-
nutoj novini, iowa grupa le voll-
ma da upolici svoj cilj da Sc stvo-
re Sjedinjene Drzave Socilalis-
tiekom nacijom 'radi toga sto sa.
da u nasoj zemlji ne postoji
stvarna iii potencionalna potpo-
ra vecine "a takav program :
/ Prena samim recima Browde'
ra, oni &c saradjivati sa vecinom
A ko ie ia vecina? Demokratsks
Ii republikanska partija. Vecins
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-05-25
Onima koji je jos slede

ie II rukama kapitalistieke kla-
Sc. S tom vecinom oni &c radit;.
7 da bi Jos nakaradniie zvucla
celia stvar. oni &c raditi ma Gus
tanovlieniu trainog mira. Ali
nesnemo izgubiti il vida to, da
&c oni zaiedno S tom denokrats-
kom "vecinom' saradjivati ia
wise denokratsku progresivnu
Ameriku'. JOS nikada u istorlji
(sa izuzetkom kada je staiala "a
Crnacko ropstvo) niie den'o-
kratska partiia bila tako reak-
cionarna kao sto ie sada, naroti-
to u ovim ratnim godinama. Sc
tinoo Sc samo ma razne zakonske
nrot,,radnicke mere koje su IL
svoiene primenjene ma radnl-
ke. ma naiamnicu, ma radnicka
prava a da i ne ponniniemo ME
ne preporuke (kroz nalistaknu-
tiieg demokrata koieg "komu-
nisti'' podupiru mole da Sc opet
nominuje) "a sveopste ropstvo
radnika "a sva buduca vremena.
G. +.Lv;n, reakcionarina &c 'ko-
munisti" saradiivati ga wise de-
mokratsku i progresivnu Anerl-
ku'.
Ali posto ''ne postoii sada nj
stvarna nj potencionalna potpo-
ra u ovoj zemlji "a takav pro-
GRAM. oni su voljni da upollce
svoi "cili" mex Sc prasina ma rJe-
ga kupi, dok Sc vecina stvori "a
koiu oni nece da rade. Veeina
&c sama 90 sebi doei. Onaj kone
treba "vecina' tai mora radlti
ma stvaranju te "vecine", mace
ie nece nikada imati. Sana Il
nienica da su oni volini da upc-
| lice svoj "cilj" jeste dokaz da t''
u nema ella, niti ga je ikada hi-
10. Gill je uvek bio kapitalizam
nekad prikriveno, sada otvore'
no.
Da bi pokazao nedoslednost
sebe, svoje partije i meme poll
tike iii bolje da recemo obiSnu
ignorantnost, govoreci 0 veliko,
proizvodnji owe zemlje "rav
notezi" iste sa potrosnjom, OF
rece: ssNacionalno zdrelo potros
! ME mora biti poveeavano dok 81
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-05-25

citi potrosniu sa prcizvodniom,
a ne pod niiednim drugir2 drus-
tvenim sistennonn. Samo tada, a.
ko bi gospodin Browder mogao
nagnati nekoliko hiliada kapita-
lista IL ovoi naciji koia broji
130,000.000, da prozderu pet ses-
tina bogatstva ukradenog cd
preko stotnle n1iliona stanovnl-
ka, radniGke klase, svaka 2odi-
ne, bio bi moguce ''izjcdnaeiti'
portoSnaiu sa proizvodnjom, a
nikako drugce. Pretpostaviti O.
vako Sta, jeste apsurd. Posto su
oni volini da upolice svol "ril,
da saradjuju sa "vecinom", "a
"progresivnu Ameriku" train
mir" pod kapitalizmom to su
dokazi na sve strane da ori So
cijalizam nece, a hteli bi da liz
iednace" potrosnju sa pfolzvod-
njom.
Vreme je vec da njeni sledbe-
nici shvate ovu pseudokomunis-
tiGku nakaradu. Bar sada je to
lako, ona sama ma sve strane IL
javliuje da je kapitalisticka Or
ganizaciia. A kada netko prlzna-
va ma sve strane da ie lopov,
zasto onda treba dale dokaz1-
vati tako Sta?
Mi pozdravljamo ovo samoras-
krinkavanje ''k m u NJ S tlcAe
partiie. U toliko je pole cistlje
"a mas revolucionarni rad medJu
radnicima. Samo napred kapita-
listicki komunisti!
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-05-25
NepopuStajte u borbi protiv
radne konskfipCije
REZOLUCIJA O "NACIONALNOJ SLUzBP'

njom izdatim, bilo bi moralna
duznost.
Popustiti pred zahtevom radne
konskripcije America, bila ona
zadahnuta izunainna v1adajuce
klase "a ostvarenje potpunog rad
ni6kog podjarmljivania, iii cd is
krenog verovanja da je to jedini
nacin "a regrutovanje ljudske
snage, znaGilo bi da predamo
automatski sve ustavne jamGevi-
ne osobne slobode, zajedno
ovim, sve ustavne slobode. Os-
nov, jednon ustanovljen, konac-
no bi bio prinenjen ola efektuje
ograni6enje iii unistenje svake
poiedine ustavne stavke, dok sve
gradjanske slobostine nebi bile
nepovratno izgubljene. Otuda, bi
Pe5eno, Da svi radnici radni
&C, i svi drugi napredni gradja-
nj, svesni pakosnih inpikacija
''Nacionalne Sluzbe", budu opo-
nenuti, da ne popuste u svon
nastojanju da odbiju oval napad
ma radniGku osobnu slobodu; da
oni produze sirenje opomene o
ovoj opasnosti medju niihovin1
drugovima radnicina drugovi-
ma gradjaninna u opSte: da piSu
pisma novinarna upoznaju op-
ste gradianstvo sa protu-ustav-
MIN i vladajuce-klase karakte-
rom "Nacionalne Sluzbe";; i da
zahtevaju cd svojih predstavni-
ka Il Kongresu da glasaju protiv
svega prisilno-radnog zakono-
davstva, Il saglasnosti zakletve
koju su oni dali, da &c podrzava-
II braniti Ustav Siedinjenih Dr.
zava; bi konaeno
Re$eno. Da klasnosvesni rad
nici radnice na sve strane budu
potstaknuti u njihovoj zauzetos-
ii da Sc ostvari potpun kraj drus-
tvenom sistenlu pod kojim rad
nici suoeavaju stalno uveca-
vajucu opasnost industriialnog
kmetstva, da podignu Socijalis-
ti6ku Industrijalnu Republican
koioj &c osobna sloboda biti osi-
gurana, i potpuno slobodno uzi-
vana, u drustvenorn kao exc
nomskom pogledu.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-05-25

ne i-jedooci So nd$ina raznerona
proizrodnio. Ako mi ne mozeH,n
nauciti kako da to uradinnO pod
nasim sadasniim sistemom, on
da nece biti izbora nego da ma
demo drugi sistem koii &c ba-
lancirati kniige." (Na gl a SAX
nas.) Ovo je tex fraziranje. Kroz
Geo svoi govor BroWder Sc od
ricao toga "drugog sistena'. On
ie Gak opomenuo kapitaliste ako
oni ne budu u staniu dati pune
uposlenje u posleratnom periodu
da bi Sc ia omaska nogla rezul-
tirati I'll drugi sistem". DakIe.
on tai "druei sistem' ne zeli. "a
to opominie kapitaliste da mo-
raiu resiti pitanje uposlenja sa-
mo da tai sistem ne dodje.
Sledstveno, onai ko opomsnie
kapitaliste da trebaju resiti pi-
TAME "punog uposlenja', tai sva-
kako. da veruie u mogucnost
takva resenja pod kapitaliznaom,
mace III nebi opominjao. Da bl
zbrka bila jos CORA, on polaz'
cd pretpostavke ola je moguce
pod kapitalizmom potrosnju iz-
iednaGiti sa nasom razmcron1
proizvodnje". Zbog toga sto je to
tako vazna zbrka, mi smo je go
re u citatu podvukli. Mi ne We
ruiero da ie Browder tako We
Hka neznalica. Ovo je, bez sum-
ME, demegogija. I najobi6n'ji
liudi znadu da bi samo pod So
ciializmom bilo moguce i7jedna-