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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-10-12
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senots-Av::ehvs. be.ehoeftist sieh NIT den noetia
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Walblngton. - Gs lit berehnet
lporoen oaB in sen 0ereinaten
Staaten elm lleberihuB uon runo
leds Willionen Ionnen 2ebensmit-
teln in geuiien Sparten porbonre,!
ieln ipiiroe, menn Ser &rieg gegen
OeutId)lano lein GnSe erreiher
,piiroe.
Bon oieien oiiriten $500. 900
Sonnen nab Dem 9lusIanoe per.
I9ifft DerOen, Die reltlihen 2,1OO.-
600. nliiBten i'm Sanoe auisebraudI
foreoen ,ood) in elmer 0eiie, oaB oic
RreiIe fiir 1armprooufte niht ae.
briidt peroen. Die Ansaben tam
men BON &riess-Mobilii iierungsni.
reftor Sames ). 9prnes.
Sm Senat iin0 nun Shritte I'M.
ternommen poroen, nieoer elm 2e-
tensmittel- Narfenipitem ein5uiiib-
rem, mie es in Der Eeriooe oei
ihlimmlten 9epreiiion i'm 8ange
mar. gs iou alien oenienigen Su
Cute fommen, Die mirtihaftli6 niht
10 geitellt iino, oaB iie iih aae
Setensmittel leilten fonnen. oie iiir
cine mirtlih ausreihenoe GrnGb>
rnns in Jrage fonme. Gs lit &c.
id)ast porOen. caB etrpa Is Atiuio-
men iiir oieie Ginrihting in israge
fommen piiroen. Die Soften DER
CurdNiibruns murOen iid aui
geeen 40 MiQionen Collar belau.
Ten.
Jiir alle. sic an Den Soften Mn-
itoB nebnlen ioaten, m0ge selagt
iein. Oab es porteiIbaiter iein oiirite,
bieie Soften aui iif 5u nebmen aIs
Die Nabrungsmittel gu pernidten
gr biirite menifliher iein, einell
iolhen lleberi6ub oen Mitmenihen
5u Cute fommen 5u laiien. als an
bers 8n periabren.
8orarbeiten
9ln ser Spite oes Senatsaus.
ihuiies, oas Die Jrage gu tearbei-
ten bat, ltebt Senator Sun %. @il,
lette aus Soma.
gr bat inoeIen BON pornberein
baraui binguuieien, oaB es wobl
nidt moslih iein miiroe, Die san5e
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-10-12
Nad1oenflihes

Der brape 9iirger fommt oo1 niht
5nr &use. &aum lit Sie Dual ser
Wabl oorbei, mub er i6on oaran
geben, ieine Steuererflarune ausau.
fertigen.
sSe6es 2eben erreift einen @en6e.
plnft, an oem man iih obne @ega
,peiier auredtfinSen mub.
ytadOem mir ld)on untar ser &lein-
belt Der @obnrngen gelitten batten.
miiiien mir iett aud nod oie &napr-
belt Der &obnungen iiber uns ergebcn
laiien.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-10-12

Der 81 fohenoen poer bratenoen
Nabrlrnssmittel gleih5eitis erfab:
,lno Der Ero5eb, Scr ipnlt pielleih.
cine Stinoc uno liinger in aniprud)
iiinlmt, IN Seflnben Ourheeiiibrt
lit. Inter bieien ltmitdnSen fann an,
genommen meroen, oaB oie Mega
tberm-Sehnif fiinitig in Sotels unh
Heitanrants. Dor ollem aber in
,Snif Suncb' s2ofalen eine grobs
Molle ipielen miro. Ser nene Appa.
rat lit iibrieens auh ser Seruen-
bnng i'm Sausbalt idbig, "a feline
Sanobabuns feline gr0Bere 8eibid-
lIdfeit erforoert als Ole eines @ai,
ieleiiens ooer zines M0Iters."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-10-12
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6rieNenss8eNiitoutteett

2onoon. Ser 0onbon Oailp sfetb
ertlarte, oab ungarn porlGufige @of-
fenltllItancsbeo eoineungen ser Nerei.
nigten Staatpr, 8roBbritanniens unS
HnBlanos Orrd ben l,neariihen &C.
ianoten beim Vatifan erbalten bat.
Sic ieben Den Sfiid3ug ungariiher
Sruppen BON alien tIhe6oilotpafiidi-
en-, rumaniiden ,lnb iugoilatpiiden
8ebieten por, ,oie ieit 1893 beiett tpnr-
ben, ferner cine Qriesserfl1rung al.
9entidlano un6 8eieiti9ing 6es
@eidspempeiers Sortbp.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-10-12
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FORMS HElL.OEL LNlMENT - anti.
septisch-bringt schnelle Linderung Won
rheumatischen und neuraleischen Schmsr.
zen. muskulosen Rickenschmerxen. stsi.
fen oder schmerzenden Muskeln, verstau.
chunsen und verrenkunsen.
gewisse voriibergehende Magenst6rungso
vie Sodbrennen und verdauung sst6run.
gen. hervorgerufen dureh Elm Uebermass
an SSure.
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Kent,,tt,tii iitet,'Sraee II,
Chino ttett ,atteelSit

gbungfing. Gin 1io=6an, Ser 0or.
fiben6e Der hineiilfen &ommuniiten.
regierung, griro nod Oenan 5uriid
febren. nahoem piereinbalb Nonatf
,p6bren6e rnterbanolnngen nit Ser
gbunefing- -Hegieruns 5u feinem @e
iultat in ser aommuniitenfrage ge;
iiibrt baben
Evening star., 1944-05-06
Boys, Girls Pledge Buying
OF Bonds in Parade Here

To stimulate the sale of War
bonds, Washington boys and girls
today staged an "Odd-Job-a-
Month" Parade, pledging themselves
to do odd jobs after school and dur
ing summer vacation and invest
their earnings in War bonds.
Paraders carried garden tools and
bundles of papers, pushed Wheel
barrows and rode bicycles with
bundle carriers, demonstrating how
they could earn money to purchase
bonds. Some carried placards urg-
ing membership in the Odd-Job-a-
Month Club and suggesting possible
odd jobs such as delivering papers,
running errands, minding the
neighbor's baby and cutting grass.
The parade, which began at
Fourth and Rittenhouse streets NV,
featured make-shift band and a
goat bearing sign, 1--WE Have the
Axis Goat"
The event was sponsored by the
District War Finance Committee of
the Treasury Department in CO.
operation with the AFRAID warden
messengers.
Evening star., 1944-05-06

NEW UNITED STATES CHAMBER OF COMMERCE OFFICERS
The Board of Directors of the United States Chamber of
Commerce yesterday elected Carlyle Fraser ef pres
dent of that organization Eric A. Johnston center)
unanimously chosen president for his third successive
year term James W. Spanger (right also named
president. Star Staff Photo.
Evening star., 1944-05-06

We are about to open up q second
front. Open up your purse or wallet
and buy that extra bond.
Evening star., 1944-05-06
Customs May Close
More Spans Sundays
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
The Customs Bureau said last
night it was prepared to close nine
additional international bridges
all on the Mexican border-Sunday
in controversy over who is to pay
custom collectors overtime wages.
Treasury officials at the same
time expressed hope that operators
Of some of the bridges would REIN
state previously cancelled bonds
posted to cover the overtime pay
as an emergency move while Con-
gress acts on the matter.
The Senate Finance Committee
yesterday reported favorably on a
bill to pay the collectors Sunday
and holiday wages out Of the Treas
ury, on retroactive basis since a
decision of the Supreme Court in
January which touched off the dis
pute.
The Treasury has interpreted the
court decision as meaning the oper-
ators of international bridges and
tunnels must pay the overtime. 1t
required posting Of bonds to guar
antee the payments.
Operators of the nine Mexican
border bridges cancelled their bonds
this week. II they close, only tWo
toll bridges along that border WIN
remain open on Sunday-both at
Ell Paso. Their bonds have not been
withdrawn
All the important toll bridges on
the Canadian border except the
Rainbow Bridge at Niagara Falls
are remaining open on Sunday,
either through posting of bonds or
as the result of Federal Court orders.
Evening star., 1944-05-06

Torture TOTO with another bond.
He will feel the squeeze more than
you do.
Evening star., 1944-05-06
Admiral Land
Too Tough for
Fur-Lined Vest

Rear Admiral Emory S. Land. War
Shipping administrator, has turned
down the offer of q fine lined
storm vest Of the type used by mer-
chant seaman, but you can't much
blame him considering Washington
weather these days.
1t happened yesterday as the VISA
opened its 1914 "fur vest campaign
which Is designed to get the ladies
to give up their ermine, mink, rab-
bit, squirrel and skunk furs for
American seamen in cold climates. +.
Boatswain John Pennington of
Stigler, Okla, presented the nutria-
lined vest to Admiral Land In a
brief ceremony. 1t was the IS ,0OOth
Evening star., 1944-05-06

For the bond drive you have an
S-card and the speed limit Is OF.
Drive now, and step on 1t.
Evening star., 1944-05-06

lfur-lined vest to be manufactured
for the merchant marine. Notwith-
standing, Admiral Land returned
the vest with these words:
ut certainly Is honey and I'd
like to have 1t, but in my job my
own skin has to be tough enough to
protect me-
According to VISA, Mayor La
Guar6ia Of New York put the first
stitch in the first fur-lined vest Just
10 months ago.
Evening star., 1944-05-06
Rail Tickets 10 Conventions
| will Need 0DT Approval
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
The ONCE of Defense Transpor-
tation last night authorized rail-
roads to operate special trains or
special cars to Chicago for the Re-
publican and Democratic National
Conventions, but accommodations
on the specials will be sold only to
holders Of certificates countersigned
by an ODT representative.
The certificates will be sent to
delegates, alternates and accredited
newspaper, radio and newsreel rep
resentatives who have been certified
to ODT by the chairmen of the
parties.
Certificates, ODT emphasized, will
not be available to any one else"
Evening star., 1944-05-06
u. ). Chamber Urges
World Peace Board
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
The United States Chamber Of
Commerce is urging that the United
States join with other United Ma
tions to establish Immediately an
international commission to set up
a permanent peace organization.
The position was taken in Cham
ber of Commerce referendum on
international law and order, the re-
suits of which were announced last
night.
The referendum commits the
chamber to these policies:
Prompt consideration by the
United Nations of political, economic
and social questions which may be
settled before the end of the war.
Establishment of general inter-
national political organization with
power to prevent further aggression
by defeated enemies and to restore
and maintain a regime of freedom
under international law and order. !"
Membership in the World Court
"and the strengthening Of the court
for the Interpretation of treaties
and the application Of accepted
rules of international law"
For the bond drive you have an
S-card and the speed limit Is Oh.
Drive now, and step on 1t.
Evening star., 1944-05-06
Women in War Jobs
Have Earned Postwar
Rights, Says Hines

The presence of women in thu
armed forces and in war factories
gives them the right to be included
in all plans for postwar employ
ment. Brig. Gen. Frank T. Hines
administrator of the Retaining and
Unemployment Administration, de-
clared yesterday.
I'VE cannot very well say to these
women it is your patriotic
duty to retire now and give the men
a chance" he told conference on
war and postwar employment prob
lens sponsored by the Institute Of
Women's Professional Relations at
the closing session of two-day con-
ference at the Mayf1ower Hotel.
Gen. Hines predicted, however,
that Susie the Welder" would de-
sire a more feminine occupation
after the war and most women war
workers would choose to be mothers
of children and makers of homes" ="
Work to Bring Up Children.
Pointing out that women have
always worked. he declared: 1T is
not usually included in statistics on
war production, but let me remind
you that women since 1910 have
produced five million new babies
over and above the normal produc-
ton quota-a production equal to
half the armed forces in number.
They have replenished where men
have destroyed. And this is job
it is work to bring up children"
Gen. Hines estimated third of
the new women workers will remain
in the labor force. Some of them
will have to work to support the
families of dead soldiers-let us not
forget that" he reminded. Equit-
able arrangements must be made
so they can earn their living in
ways suitable and of their own
choosing, he asserted.
President Constance Warren of
Sarah Lawrence College told the
conference that colleges must give
girls the best possible training to
earn a living and to become sue
cessful wives and mothers.
All Girls Want to Earn.
Irrespective of economic circum-
stances, all girls want to earn
money. she said. But in the back
of their minds" she added, rs the
hope that they will marry"
Miss Warren, who followed Mai.
Alan L. Chidsey of the Army Spe-.
cialized Training Division, said she
was distressed by the Army's atti-
tude toward education after the
war.
Maj. Chidsey had emphasized
need for discipline. declaring 'tif
education were more of full time
job and if it were attended by more
discipline, there might be return
to the earlier maturation of former
generations.
I'VE are learning" he said, that
the individual is capable of far more
intensive work than We have been
inclined to expect of him" and that
the quality of achievement is i'm
proved by maintaining rapid, sus-
tanned tempo"
Miss Warren declaring there were
two types of discipline, warned it
was most dangerous" to confuse
them. She conceded that "discip-
line from the outside" obviously
stimulates a limited but intensive
motivation. If transferred to the
college, however, she said, such dis
cipline would result in the most
reactionary education"
Evening star., 1944-05-06
Red Cross Aide TO spsok

Mrs. Josephine Agee. Red Gross
field director at the Fort Belvoir
Hospital, will address the Camp and
Hospital Committee Of the Fairfax
County Red Cross Chapter at 1880
pm. Monday at the Falls Church
Presbyterian Church. A luncheon
viii be served by the county Red
Cross canteen corps.
Evening star., 1944-05-06
Georgetown Rood Citizens

Robert o. Beckham has been
elected president Of the Georgetown
Road Citizens Association. Other
officers include @. Wadie Imirie,
vice president; Mrs. j. Reed Brad
ley, SECRETARY. and Mrs. Rebecca
Splitter, treasurer.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-06-15

ia sam svestan ocitih opasnosti radnickoi
klasi sveta, a narcotic radnicin1a Amerike
ako mi dozvolimo sada sasvm nekorisnom
grabezljivom sistemu kapitaizma da ostane
dale kao vladajuce nacelo drustva
Trebalo bi biti ocito svakom mslecem
radniku da kapitalzam ne moze resiti niti
probleme besposlice, sa njenom dodatom be-
dom degredacijom "a vreme mirnih perio-
da niti spreciti uvek ponavljaiuce razorne
ratove sa njihovim pustoseniima i naoson1:
ia sam uveren wise nego ikada, da industr-
je, tvornice, rudnici, zeleznice, sredstva ko
munikacije svi prirodni izvori, moraju po-
stati zaednicka svojina radnicke klase. u
pravljana demokratski cd ME u njene sops-
tvene interese.
U primanju kandidature Socijalisticke
Radnicke Partije, moi je svet zavet ovo
konvenciji clanovima Sociialisticke Rad
nicke Partije, da Gu ia nositi nacela i pro-
gram Socijalistcke R,adncke Partije radnici-
ma kroz celu ovu zenlju. ia ovo smatram
veliko poverenie koie ste vi meni dali, pozi-
vajuci meme da predstavljam Socijalisticku
Radncku Partiju kao njen Podpredsednich
kandidat ia Gu izvadjati sva vasa ocekivanja
do mole najvece sposobnosti. ia cvrsto veru-
ien1 da ce, sa organizacijom kao sto je nasa,
iasno izjavljujuci jedini revolucionarni pro-
gram Sjedinjenim Drzavama, kapitalizam
biti razoren. ia veruiem dalje da, ako bi
radnci owe zemlje imali nuzno znanje ticuci
Sc Socijalistickog Industrijalnog Junionizma,
oni nebi oklevali nj "a jedan moment da
organizuju Socijalisticku 1ndustrijalnu Re-
.publil1u Oslobodjenog Rada. Drugovi, ubr-
zajmo tai dan.
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| gova proslog udruzenja sa fa-
sizmom''. Drugi, koji SUI usli u
novu vladu, koji SUI poglaviio
il nedavno osvojenog Rima je-
SUI: Alexandra Casati ministar
rata Fausto Gullo ('komunis-
ta") ministar poljoprivrede. Via
da Sc sastoji il II clanova, CHA
imena nije nuzno da sve po redu
navodimo.
Ne znamo mnogo ko je tai Bo-
nomi, kome je povereno organi-
! zovanje move Wade. TEX ga Sc
opisuje kao "socijalista" koji je
bio cesto proganjan prisiljen
da Sc povuce IL politicke aktiv-
nosti pod fasizmom jos Cd 1922.
godine, i ako je stalno ziveo u
Italiji. Pored tih "socijalista' i
'liberala", u vladi SUI neki "ko-
munisti". Jedan cd tih "komu-
nista", Togliatti, specijalno je
poslat il Moskve u juznu Italiiu
pre- nekoliko meseci, sto znaci
da on mora biti dobro oprobani
i pouzdani stalinista. Posto ie
9cilj', bar u tom jednom delu
Italije, postignut, II. "oslobodje-
ma je Cd nacista fasista, 'ko-
munisti" i "socijalisti" koji SUI
uSli u novu vladu, sada &c otvo-
reno pokazati u praksi njihov
''komunizam' i ''socijalizam'. A
to &c Sc najbolje odraziti u slu-
caju ako iskoci ma povrsinu je-
dan pravi revolucionarni radnic-
XII pokret, sto je verovatno, u gu
Senju sastanaka toga pokreta i u
sprecavanja njegova organize
vanja sirenja.' Postoji svaka We
rovatnost da &c Sc u tom sluca-
ju svi zajednicki, "liberai" $50
cijalisti" "komunisti" pretvori-
ii u prave reakcionare, pa cak i
fasiste. Bice interesantno, prem
da zalosno, posmatrati move do
gadjaje koji &c Sc JOS naskoro
razviti u Italiji. Pa ipak u prkos
svih zapreka, proleterska revo-
lucia mora da ide svojim prav-
Gem.
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Madjarska

Il Londona stize obaveStenje
preko londonskog ureda Mediu-
narodne Federacije Zanatskih
Junija, da SUI u Madjarskoj ne
davno preuzete radnicke junije
Cd nacista i njihove sluzinacke
Wade tamo. Kaze Sc da je orga-
nizacija, koja je sve do skoro bi-
la tako mala j bezznacajna, po
imenu "Nacionalna Radnicka Or
! ganizacija" (nacisticka ustano-
va) 'sa svojim hordama "preuze-
la vlasniStvo mad prakticno swim
partijskim i zanatsko junijskim
imanjima."
Oval akt Sc opravdava javno u
''publici pod takvim izgovorima
kao 'osiguranje vlasnistva "a
natskih junija povracanja ma
cionalne slobode "a radni ma
rod''. Takodjer je raspustena
Social Demokratska partija.
Sve sto Sc pocini u swim kapi-
talistickim zemljama ukljucujuci
i nacisticke, cak i preuzimanie
v]asnistva mad imanjima radnic-
kin junija iii partija kontrola
mad tim organizacijama, sve Sc
to cini u s'interesu radnika" i II
"povracanju slobode "a radni ma
rod". jerk celog kapitalisticko3
sveta tako je zbrkan i tako Sc
namerno iskrivljuje, da Sc zlo-
(Nastavak ma 8. strani)
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-06-15

Klica rata modernih vreme-
ma nalazi Sc u trgovackoj i in
dustrijalnoj utakmici izmedju
nacija.
Ovo je tako opste priznato
tako opsirno usvojeno, da neizis-
kiva dalju raspravu. Nista ma
ME odlicni besednik americkog
kapitalizma nego predsednik pr
vog Svetskog Rata, Woodrow
Wilson posvedocio je ovu tao
most. "Ovaj rat u svojem pocet-
ku", rekao je on, govoreci svets-
kom ratu br. l. ''bio je trgovacki
i industrijalni rat. On je.zeleo
da bi Sc mir mogao sklopiti u
kojem bi trgovacka utakmica
mogla biti kontrolisana izbeg-
mutt nasilni sudari putem arbi-
traze. On je promasio kao sto je
bio osudjen da promasi. Trgo-
vacki rat produzava neumanjen,
postajao je sve zesci dok SUI go
dine oruzanog primirja prolazi-
le. Danas postoje mnogi kapita-
listicki besednici koji priznaju
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-06-15

zvucni govor jeste samo masha
"a ubrzavajuci sistem, sistem ais
ke naiamnice .sistem razbijanja
junija'', nastavio je Cary.
Tih optuzaba ina jos wise pro-
tiv Montgomery Warda, ali oro-
liko je dosta da dobijemo sliku
o etici kompanije u odnosu So
radnicima, pa cak i sa drzaVom (
cenana ma robi it'd.
Ali sve Owe protlVradnickc
prakse nebi dirnule pomenute
junijske vodje nj jednu male
kost, kada tn nebi bila u pitanju
"junijska sigurnost", clanarina
i meki polozaji "a radni6ke fe-
kere. Nina gornji argument sa-
plo sluze da postignu njihove liG-
ne svrhe. a kad Sc to postigne,
onda su protiv svih strajkova /
radnickih zahteva.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-06-15
Raspusten X. X. K.

ATLANTA Journal Georgia.
javio je 3. juna da ie Knights of
the Ku Klux Klan konaGno i
sasvim raspustio svoj ured j or
ganizacija wise ne postoji. kaze
da je ia organizaciia oko 1919. /
1920. godine imala preko ! s0O0.-
900 clanova.
Ovo je takodjer bila organiza-
CHA potstaknuta cd kapitaGstic-
Ike klase "a potpirivanje mrznle
medju radnicima, niSta mamie ne
60 sto cini danasnli racizam ma
jugu pa i ma severn. Prema As
sociated Press, "Njihova parola
nadmoci urodjenika. belaca, pro-
testanata nasla je pristanka me-
dju nacionalistickim, crveno-dra-
zecim, strance-mrzecim elemen-
(Nastavak "a 4. stfsnl5
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Protucrnacko drzanie IL
Georgiji

Demokratska partija Il drzaVi
Georgiji potvrdjuje i dale memo
dosadasn1e protucrnaGko drza-
ME, / odlucila je da dale ne
dozvoli Crncima da glasaju u pri-
marnim izborima Il drzavi 4. iu-
la. Drzalo Sc da &c Sc. nakon Cd
luke Vrhovnog Suda u drzavi
Texas Il korist izborne slobode "a
Crnce, sve drzave pokoriti Sc toi
odluci i postupati saglasno istoj,
ali georgiiski demokrati nikako
ne priznaju tn odluku "a niihovu
drzavu. Oni to opravdavaiu
tim sto je Georgia druga drzava
i da ona ina drugce izborne re-
gulacije nego Texas, Il. dok pri-
marni izbori u Texasu potpada-
jul pod drzavne zakonske regu-
lacije, u GeorgiI Il izbori spada-
iu pod partijske regulacije i pre-
ma tome, zakon ne obuhvata pri-
marne izbore u Georgiji.
Jednim delom, uobrazenost be-
lih ljudi, misleci da je bell covek
prirodno nesto wise cd Crnca,
razlog je "a ovo drzanje. Ali
glavni razlog jeste u tome da Sc
zavadja mrznja izn1edju belih i
crnih radnika. Ako Sc ia nrznja
sto wise zavede u toliko je lakSe
vladaiucoj klasi da drzi radnike
pocepane i zavadjene jedne pro-
tiv drugih, na tai nacin oneta
ujedinjenje radnika borbi sa
kapitalistickom klasom i spre-
cava Sc, iii bar usporava, orga-
nizovanje radnika "a revoluciiu.
Racizam je otvorena propaganda
kapitalisticke klase koju radnici
trebaju da osudjuju i odbace.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-06-15
Italia

Kao Sto je obecao, talijanskl
kralj Emanuel je dao ostavku ma
presto u korist svoga sina Hum
berta, ma 5. juna, ii. nakon ste
su saveznici osvojili Rim.
Dvadeseto-godisnji fasista Ba'
doglio takodjer je otstupio no
va je vlada obrazovana. l'1va
vlada je podeljena tako da je
polak njenih clanova doslo IL Ri
ma, poglavito cd onih koji su
radili pod zemljom protiv iasis-
ia i nacista, a druga Sc polovlca
sastoji cd poznatih "levicara" IL
JUNE Italije.
u novu vladu usli su "Groi
Carlo Sforza, Benedetto Croce
Palmiro Togliatti, koji su bill U
Badoglievoj vladi, nastavice U
kabinetu bez portfolio, Bonoml
sam uzeo ie unutrasnje j strano
ministarstvo.
Organizovanje Wade je pove-
reno Bonomiju (socijaistu) ka-
da su rin1ski prvaci odreki da
sluze pod Badogliom "radi ME
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-06-15
UpaGiuosti suetskog rata br. III

Nekoliko dana pre- Pearl Har-
bora, ma IL. novembra 1941., Sc
nator George D. Aiken, IL Yer
monta, odrzao ie govor kojem
je on pokazao kako zasto SUI We
like sile "nadmetale Sc jedna S
drugom "a ono pijaca koliko III
je bilo u zemljama koje nisu pro-
izodile tvornicke proizvode "a
niihove sopstvene potrebe." Ali
dok Sc americki industrijski IL
voz, povecavao, americki polio
privredni izvozi ostro opadose
naSe SUI industrije male, "a
istinu, zajedno sa britanskom in
dustrijom, postignutu nadmoc
mad svetskim pijacama''. Medju-
vremeno je, poljoprivredna ku-
povna snaga opala, dok je ona
opadala, potreba stranim pija-
CANA "a industrijske proizvode
porasla je. ''Vi bi mogli pitati
Sta ovo ina zajednickog sa po-
reklom rata, rekao je Senator
Aiken. "Ono ina mnogo ucinka
ma pocetak ovoga rata, posto, dok
su nase industrije postigle mad
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