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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-16
Swing Shift
At Air Show

After Pearl Harbor, Sgt. Pol
lard went TO Guadalcanal and was
in action there for five months.
He was wounded in the ear, leg
and spine. A rifle bullet hit him
in The leg and bomb fragments
caused the other wounds.
Sgt. Pollard has been back
nearly a year for treatment but
still hopes TO see action again in
this war.
I'm getting better all the
time" he said hopefully. The
wound In the spine was the
worst. IL kept me down for five
months"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-16
DoWNED PLANE

Sgt Pollard has been in the
army for Is years. having enlisted
when he was only II. He was
stationed Al Pearl Harbor AZ the
time OF the sneak attack and his
biggest boast is that -four min
utcS after the first. bomb landed,
my outfit was m action
I'VE brought down at least
one Jap plane with rifle fire"
SGT. Pollard recalled. They
came dbwn 80 low We could nail
them and we accounted for at
least one, maybe more"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-16
Bosses
Air Pay
Plight
By JACK CRELLIN
Detroit Times Labor Editor

Grievances of the Foreman's
Association of America at the
Aeronautical Products Corp. plant
were 10 be-Aired today before a
fact finding committee Of the War
Labor Board, meeting in the Fed
eral Building.
With two days of the hearing
elapsed. the union has completed
it's cases against the Chrysler
Corp. and Packard Motor Car Co.
by inserting into the record num-
erous instances where foremen
have allegedly been Disseminated
against in the matter Of pay and
have purportedly suffered because
of the refusal of management to
recognize the association.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-16
SPEAKS OVER RADIO


"And that's what the workers
In the factories here should feel,
too. Every one has Iob Ia do
and II looks like a big Job yet.
The war hasn't been won on any
fronts, not even the production
front.
Il like that saying. Stay on
the Job until the job 10 done
Let's all do IT,"
Sgt. Pollard spoke over CkLW
in the program honorlng National
Infantry Day He wears. besides
the Purple Heart. the American
Defense ribbon with star, showing
that he was enlisted prier 10
Pearl Harbor and was on overseas
duty; the ASiatrC-PacifiC ribbon
with two stars for service AT
Pearl Harbor and Guadalcansl:
the Good Conduct ribbon. and the
American Theater ribbon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-16
UNION CASE FIRST

BY agreement of counsel for
both sides, the union will outline
its case against all of the COM
panies involved first. The corpora
tons will then submit their side
of the story.
A statement was made yester-
day that a three-man committee
OF the FAA had been dealing sue
cessfully, although unofficially,
with certain members of Packard
management in the matter OF
grievances.
TELLS OF AGREEMENT
Robert Turnbull. secre tary
treasurer Of the local. said that. at
one time, the Packard manage
ment had verbally agreed to set
up a committee 10 talk with the
FAA but that this agreement was
dropped after the Maryland Dry
dock decision of the National
Labor Relations Board. which out
lawed unions of supervisory en-
ployes. .........
Tn. Ar,,x N..a. MnRr PLANES.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-16

Today, the Swing shifters' get
their big chance 10 see the Army
Air Show at the City Airport and
see for themselves why every day
is D-Day in Detroit. or should be.
The show opened at 10 a. m. in
stead OF 2 p. m. 10 enable the
swing shift workers 10 visit the
show without missing any time
from their jobs.
The theme Of the show, spon-
sored by The Detroit Times in CO.
operation with the Army Air
Forces Materiel Command and
the Aero Club of Michigan is
Stay on the job until the job is
done" Next Friday. the show
will again open four hours earlier
for the swing Shifters.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-16
The BEST GIFT
for Dad Is Bonds

The biz test is on, our
boys are meeting IL glori.
ously' The rest is W To YOU
buy all the Bonds YOU can
afford-and get an extra one
for Dad, for Fathers Day.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-16
INFANTRY DAY

Yesterdy was National Infantry
Day at the show and Sgt. Jesse
Pollard, 80, of Salisbury Center,
n. Y, holder of the Purple Heart
and four other ribbons, was the
guest of honor.
Sgt. Pollard suffered three
wounds al Guadalcanal and has
been in Percy Jones Hospital. He
is now attached 10 the general dis
penSary in the Bull Building
every one must still do his
part 10 win the war" said Sgt
Pollard eff they'd let me, I'd
he back with my outfit right
now in the south Pacific. Al
though I was wounded by rife
bullet and bomb fragments,
don't feel I have done all can
possibly do.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-16
THE WEATHER

The Army Need. MORE Pisu
Evening star., 1944-08-20

Wor in the Poetic. A vitol
port OF It hos been protecting
the greet Iond'ne croft with
their Ioods OF men, supplies
ond weapons transported over
vost wostcs Of ooeon The
Coost Guord not only mons
mony of these croft, but sends
gun crews ashore to protect
them from OR ro,ders.
CaaNl GlilG Photo
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-26
fs ct ttssSs S 4tL0T

Jacquehne Bolton con the LADDER,
an employe of the Detroit office of the
chief of army ordnance, inserting the
latest figures on the sale of War Bonds
for each department in the office as they
are handed 10 her by Mrs. Dorothy We'll
of the Women's Voluntary Services.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-19
.ChiIdAi Groups
Name Officers

Now officers of tho Chldrcn's
Aid Society Home for the Friend
less. Society for The Prevention Of
Cruelty 10 Children and Detroit
branch of the Michigan Children
Aid Society were announced today
They are Horace s. Maynard
president Mrs Alfred Woodward
first vice president Mrs. y. d
Picker, second wee president.
Mrs. George Dufncld third vice
president; Ms. Milton Rueger
fourth vice president, Mrs Jasper
Reid secretary Mrs David Van
DuScn, treasurer Mrs. Gilbert
Wheldcn. assistant treasurer, anC
Leon ". Frost. general secretary
Board members elected for a
tWo-ycar term include Mrs. Clar.
ence II Booth Mrs. Alonzo Ewing
Mrs {. G. Franklin. Horace :
Maynard Ms. j. d Picker. Mrs
Chester b. Shepard, Ferris y
Stone Mrs. Richard H. Weber
Mrs. GIlbcrt.Il. " elden and orc
WIsmcr Mrs. Carroll b Storey
was named an honorary membel
Of the board Of directors.
Buy War Savings Stamps the
LOTT +-ttt--itt- Why rtrr them
delivered to YOUR door from VOuT
Detroit Times carrier-SaleSman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-19
f. |. SdndersOn'
To Be Buried at.
Il A. NJ. Friday
Obituaries

Funeral services for r. l.. San
derson, former Detroit newspaper
man and noted phlatellst will be
conducted Friday at II r. m. in
the Hamilton Funeral Home. 1878
CaSS, by Dean Kirk b O'Ferrall OF
81. PaulS Cathedral
Mr. SanderSon, a deputy in the
department of buildings and safety
engineering since 1871 died yes
terday OF a heart attack in his
quarters IN the fuller Hotel He
was = years old
HIS journalistic career dated
back 30 the Lac century and i'm
1900 be became The first automo-
bile editor of the Free Press.
He was graduated from the
University Of Michigan and was
the quarterback on the first team
to meet It's traditional rival. Min
neSota He was a member Of the
Detroit PhilatelC Society and the
University Cluh
Surviving arc his widow Mrs.
Louise Sandcrson; and two sisters,
Mrs Walter Lindsay Of Char
lottcSvillc. Va and Mrs. George
/. Lindsay milwaukee,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-19
EnlnlOnS Asks
a Rehearing

LANSING Jan. 10 Attorneys
for Harold II. Emmons today
asked me supreme court for a re-
hearing on ms decision which per
mitted a state bar grievance
committee 10 proceed with dis
barment proceedings against the
former Detroit police commits
Sloner.
The grievance committee had
begun an investigation of En-
mons handling of the George II.
Cummings estate but was re-
strained from proceeding under
an order issued by Circuit Judge
Leland W. Carr.
The high court last month SGT
aside Judge Cars restraining
order despite an impassioned plea
from EmmonS who told the court
he handled the extensive real
estate holdings Of Cummings in
strict accordance with the law.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-19
Farm, Union Groups
Denied Exemption

WASHINGTON, Jan. 10 INS)
The Senate refused yesterday
by vote of 43 10 "a 10 strike
from the tax bill the controversial
prov sIOn requiring 100000 tax
exempt corporations including
fdrUT uuIOus and Ialm COOpera-
tlpcs. 20 hle income tax returns
for information purposes only
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-19
Oakland County Men
Are Reported MISSING

PONTIAC. Jan ~ Two more
Oakland County men are missing
IN action % the Mediterranean
area rho war department had
notified relatives today. They are
Pfc Clarence 3 Dockman of 34Z
Central and Technclan Orison J.
E4lla-d il ~ Rochester.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-29

Mabel Y. Markle. mother. Pennington.
MARTIN, SGT. RUSSELL J--Mrt. Luells
Mccarthy. PVT. GERALD MINIS. Mar
Earet Mccarthy, wife, Pontiac.
MeGAN. T/sGT, WILLARD R.-Mrs. Paul
Inc Robertson, sister, ess Frank, Detroit.
MIcHEI.s PFC ARTHUR-Mn. Palmer
Michsls; mothsI Romaias - ~
Myrtle !. Miller, mother. 1885 Appoline
MILLER, PVT; STANLEY J.-Mu, Elsie P
A moLIE nos sIscr. RUSSELL B-Mn
Lucille Molinosky. mother, Grand Rapids.
:, NILSSON, "a IT STEPHEN flames L.
McL, sIsGT. OSCAR R.-MrE. Hannah
oTTtssIskES PFc; o,I McH fIAIss cI IN
o'sTEEN, PVT PAUL .N.-Mra Beatrice
o'steen, wife, ioss7 yeLn'f Deiru,
r1 S,sm.s s IL 1t I.5 JOIN NJ, E-M' Helena
PEMBERToN PVT LFRAY-ars. Myrtle
Psmberton. mother. Pstoskey. -.
A. Pickett. mother 81 Clair -, !,
RALEY,. PFC CLEO RMS. Velma J.
Ri ssiss wife byc cudi 5E@ps J-m Catherine
n ROSTER Ssiis "'o CPL JOSEPH A-Mu Emma
h9 sSTE Tetes ' P2r A' kRTiUR '' gM
skKowsKi, PFC. EDWARD y'-Mrs. Anna
ssnborn mothef Hubbafdston.
scHUsTER. PFC. EDMuEp c.-Ars LII
Ian schuGttr wife Houghton
SMITH sIsCT ROBERT c.-CeorTe 7
Smith. father sAuli ste Marie
SMOKE PVT CARROLL L Mrs. HAIsl
sPopNEY. PFC JOHN w-Mu Mary
spodney, mother flushing
sTAkFIELD. PVT DEWEY WINS. IDA
slAnhed mother. FLINT
sTHIN PFC WENDELL JR Marcus Stein.
Di sTEIKBAuER' PIC BRUCE E.-MrI Ger
trude steinbsueI mother. Bay city
sTEIHBERGER PVT LUDWIG MINIS.
MARY sieinberger. mother Msfquette.
gTOEFBUPG PVT WILLIAM T-MTf
Charlotte Chase. sister, il02 shepherd. De
swoscER. PFC DONALD L.-Mr Doro-
thy l. SSOnReT, wife WyAndotts
TACK PVT GERARD Mrs. Margaret
Tack wife 4es7 Guilford Detroit.
TAHSEY. lat 1T CYRIL D-John L.
ZIMMERMAN PFC DELBERT A-Nrk
Nova A TimbermAr wife, Adrian.
TIMM. set HENRY R-MrI Rose NJ
Timm mother 76A5 Ptnehurtt. Dearborn,
TORRES, s. set. EDWARD Mrs. Julia
Torres mother Battle Greek.
vfTTORi. SGT oUIETO B-Art Josephine
vitton. mother 27s ~ Hsrbsugh. Detroit.
WILSON. SGT. RAYSOR M-hrt. heomA
r Wilson, wife Upton
YARKOsKY CPL MICHAEL-Mrt May
YGfkosky mother 4947 5ofh Detroit
ZiOHkK SET. JoHN-Mrt. MARY Ziomsk,
mother. waltz
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-29
County Jobs
Probe Asked
Dearborn Mayor Says
Work Is Duplicated

A resolution calling for an in
vestigation Of the county govern
ment to determine whether there
is considerable duplication of
duties and overstaffing" will be
considered by the board of super
visors Monday.
Supervisor Orville L. Hubbard,
mayor of Dearborn. presented the
resolution in a double-barreled
salvo at some county officials
HON he charged with throwing
away the taxpayers money In
shovelfuls.
Hubbard said he would present
a second resolution calling for an
investigation TO determine If the
county could transfer the duty of
policing and patroling unincorpo-
rated areas from the sheriffs Of
flee to the Michigan state police.
Hubbard criticized the existence
Of only two state police posts in
the county and declared:
I'm view OF the great amount
OF revenue contributed by
Wayne County to the state, the
county does not receive Its ade-
quate proportion of return
through the services of the
Mlchi state police"
An administrative survey was
TO be asked by Hubbard because
there is a belief among a large
number OF supervisors that vari-
Gus offices and departments in
the county are considerably over
stated and that a great deal of
the work is duplicated by the sew
eral departments
He asked that the investigation
determine whether any offices,
departments or boards are I'M
necessary and could be abolished.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-29
ARMY DEAD
fEuFoneaa Area

European Area
uALZER, SGT. Herman WINS. Anna
s safEs %o Pc. ta fGisE s.-Mu. Margaret
sa stIaRssI T2is'r PVT EF''l WALTER
Mildred BsumESrtnsr. wife, esil Reuter-
BELL. PVT. JoHN-Mn. Bsrnies NJ. Bell
BINGHAM TIS HAROLD D-Mr.. Patriei.
j. l Bingham; wife al Pierce, Bi,minEhsm,;
Halyorsen mother. walled Lake.
BoRcHMAN PvT. RAYMOND y,-Fsli'
sIsshR sen f'r Lo Sss Kern sM n.'r2 Soroh
Drnksrd, mother. IS Midland. Highland
.eAMPPELh, PFC JOHN L.-MI. ylor.ne,
CARTER, PVT. ROBERT F.-Mu. Esther
c8sEY sp ABE III soN "a 50! J- RiiI'i sAirl.,
CHAPMAN sl se@u'' MAURICE E-Mn
COOK SGT SGT" EDGAR Dear w.@Mrs' csrolin. L.
COOK. SCI. LEONARD c.-Mn. Bertha
cRASDAIL. PVT. GEORGE w-Mn Let.
h nr rrs S6snv VIZ J'sS CO.. 1nsu .,,.,,,,
DeJonge, mother, ICELAND
pUFFlELD. PVT BRUCE A-Alton A Dui
xEsT,, mother $500 Helen. Detroit '''
EVANS lsT II; LESLIE E.-Mn. Doris
YAIRBRoTHER' PVT HENRY A-E.r
yairbroLher, father. LAkeview
FLOWERS, PFC EDWARD P-MI. Lena
oERARp' PIC. fEo. EMS Clara Gerard
GoRowsK' Cpl. JOSEPH s.-Mn. Ksth.
cREssER. PFC PHILIP c.@Mra. Glars
wsyene. mother. wyandotte.
eYuRKo s/scT. EDwN-Mu. Rose
HOLM PVT c ILLUS Hs s,1a Helen pisti
AirFUr
Hunt mother; NJ, Clemens
JAcKIEwIcZ PVT EDWARD-Hu Cath
ertns JaekisvicI, mother. 1880 Haats. De
JENK. PFC FREDERICK MR. Elizabeth
T. sieasmAn, mother, soi7 KrohnS Detroit
KAYE, PVT. DAN---Mn. T. Kaye, wife
$500 Cadillac. Detroit
KITA. PFC, JOHN P.-Mu. Marie Brty-
eki, mother, Charlotte.
KNOLL, PVT wALDEMAR Airs. Eliza
bsth Knoll. mother. ironSood
KOvAcH. PFC JoSEPH-MTl Susan ko-
zach, mother Bad Are.
KRzcIoK. PFC HENRY B.--Mu. cArolins
Krtciok mother. 81. Charles
KwIATKOsKi. PFC. ROBERT A.-Mrt
yiorenes NJ Rvistkoski. mother chsboyrAn
LANCwORTHY PFC EARL D.-n1. Doril
- LGnFvorthy. wife. Ypsihnu
LfEZEY. 40 1t J. D.-hrL Marssrst J
MARKLx' sisGr WARREN R-Mu
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-29
Kerather 10 Speak
On Results Of Peace

John Keracher author, publisher
and lecturer, will speak on recon-
version before the Detroit FEEDER
alton OF Labor Forum committee
at 2;30 p. m. this Sunday in the
Labor Temple, 81 w. Montcalm.
His subject will be will Peace
Bring Prosperity or Poverty"
A question period will follow the
lecture.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-29
King George Decides
On ArmistiCe Service

LONDON. Oct % (UP)-King
George VI has decided that the
British observance Of Armistice
Day will follow the pattern Of
previous war years without any
large services, II was announced
today.
Minutes OF silence will not be
signalled in view OF the risk OF
confusion with air raid warnings.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-29
Dyksfra in UCLA Post

LOS ANGELES, Oct. % (UP)
DIR. Clarence A. Dykstra. Uni
versity of Wisconsin president and
former national selective service
director, today was notified of his
appointment as provost Of the
University Of California at Los
Angeles.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-29
MaIaya Reported Reided

NEW YORK. Oct. % INS)--
The japanese Domei Agency to-
day said that 40 enemy nuisance
raiders" had attacked Jap-held
Penang of the west coast of the
Malayan Peninsula during the
night.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-29

The department today public the Of 213
United States soldiers killed action Included IN this list "a
Michigan % from the Detroit area.
The casualties their OF who have been nothed
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-05-11
KONFERENCIJA HR-
VATSK1H ZENA -
0Nastavak sa 3. strane)

ONastavak sa 8. strane) Il.
XII "iudi'', ii. hrvatski svi ostali
jugoslavenski radnici i radrice
bi trebali ola nauce da je njihos'a
duznost u organizovanju revolu-
cionarnog pokreta, a bez ikakva
cepanja ma provincije polove,
priznavajuci ekonomske klase i
izrabljivanje u drustvu, pa da "a
jednicki svi povedemo borbu "a
obaranie svakovrsnog obmanJi-
vackog kapitalizma. A posto ov~
de vec takva organizacija posto-
il, hrvatske, srpske it'd. zene i
ljudi, ii. radnici ne trebaju izno-
va da organizuju takav pokret.
Tai pokret jeste Socijalistitka
Radnicka Partija, CHI je sastavnl
deo Jugoslavenska Federacija.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-05-11
Manifest taliianskih Trockista

danih zemalja, koje imadu Ga W.
Sc svoj revolucionarni posao -
organizovanie radnicke klase "a
Socijalisticku revoiuciju. To je
ono sto Marks kaze, "nacionalna
DO obliku" internacionalna 20
| SADRzINI. u ostalom, iedna
Internacionala moze da Sc pre-
tvori u "svetsku partiiu''. To je
bio sluGaj sa III Internaciona-
Ion. Bio ie to kraiem 1922. go
dine, kada je III Internacionala
pokusala da il norveske komu-
nisticke partiie izbaci nekoliko
clanova da izabere neke ured-
nike, ma osnovu cega je tadasnii
predsednik Internacionale, po-
koini Zinoviev, rekao: "Komu-
nisticka Internacionala je sada
po prvi put postala svetskom
partijom'. Posledica ovog poku-
saja bila je, da je norveska ko-
munistieka partija izstupila IL
clanstva III Internacionale Mo-
gao bi neko argumentisati: Moz-
da doticni clanovi i urednici, ko-
je je III Internacionala htela da
izbaci i zanene drugima, nlsu
bill Marksisti. Ako uzmemo ovo
"a tacno, to ipak ne spada u de-
lokrug jedne Internacionale. To
spada u delokrug dane "nacio-
maine" partije, ola obraeunava sa
takvim clanovima. A ako dana
partija drzi takve clanove u svo-
joj sredini JOS ma urednick;n
polozzajima, nakon sto Sc posve-
doci dokaze da oni nisu zasluz-
nj da budu clanovi, a jos manic
urednici, onda Izvrsni Odbor In
ternacionale iii sam Kongres i
ma da obracuna ne sa pojedioim
elanovima, vec sa partition kao
celinom. Tako radi praud Inter-
Macdonald. Dakle, zahtev mani
costa" da Sc osnuje jedna In
ternacionalna Komunisticka Par
tia" ne moze podneti kritiku
Marksizma, niti on povlaci gorke
pouke IL istorije.
A "a peti iii poslednji deo,
Manifesto, navadjamo drugu
polurecenicu, ciju smo prvu pol
recenicu wee naveli u cetvrtom
delu, da SUI "uslovi "a predvodje-
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KROZ AMERIKU
(Nastavak sa !. strane)

(NaStayak Sa !. strane)
ia" da odrzava ''red zakon".
Drugi1n recima. da slomi Strajk.
Slicno Sc odigralo ma ovoj
strani Detroit reke, pravo u gra-
du Detroitu. 1stog dana u simpa-
thu 1000 foremana, koii su vec
bill pet dana ma strajku "a priz-
nanje niihove junije, izaslo je
ma straik preko pet hiljada rad
nika, sto saciniava ukopno $500.
u mesto da udovolje radnici-
ma, da priznaju juniju i da III
dju u susret drugim zahtevima,
kompanija, iii kompanije, traze
"planiskl policiju" i druge poll
CHE da i'm Sc omoguci slomiti
straik. War Labor Board je vec
ma poslu u vezi sa detroitskim
strajkasima nastoji da naipre
ma miriam nacin slomi strajk iii da
ga bar odlozi "a nekoie vreme,
kad to promasi, vlada ce pri-
beti svojoj dobro oprobanoj i
JOS do sada uspesnoj strategiji -
preuzinlanju tvornica - kad
slomi strajk, povracanju istih O.
pet poslodavcima.
Verovatno da ce i radnici ma
skoro, (mozda ne "a vreme rata)
pribeci kontrataktici Wade i OH
yeti onaj nekadasnji metod "se-
deceg Strajka", a mozda &c oni
poci jos dale pa, u saglasnosti
sa politickom akcijom, preuzeti
tvornice tako izigrati i drzavu
poslodavce, a sebe osloboditi ka-
pitalizma "a uvek.
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je to potrebno. Ali premis, ko-
iem podleze Manifest, jeste da
Sc bez Internacionale ne moe iz-
vrSiti proleterska revoluciia. To
nije tacno. Dokaz je u tome, da
je ruska novembarska revoluci-
ia izvrsena bez Internacionale
Ali u ovom nije glavno. podiza-
ME jedne Internacionale, nego
podizanje jedne International
Inc Komunisticke Partije. Sto
znaci, podizanje jedne svetske
partiie. Internacionala "Svets-
ka Partija" SUI dve stvari.
Jedna pravovaliana radnicka
Internacionala ina da uiedini u
sebi revolucionarne proleterske
Marksisticke partiie svih zema-
liza. ma tai nacin da ujedini rad
nicku klasu sveta "a jedan jedins-
tveni cilj - obaranje internacio-
nalnog kapitalizma uspostavlja
ME svetske zajednice rada. Ali
istovremeno, ona ostavlja naein
borbe pojedinih proleterskih par
tia da Sc odredi ma osnovu pos
tojecih uslova respektivnih ze-
malta. "Borba proletarijata pro-
tiv burzoazije", kaze Marks, "u
pocetku je po obliku, ako ne pc
! SADR zINI, ACIONALNA." :"
tKrupna slova moja.) Nije tako
sa jednom Internacionalom, iii
"svetskom partijom". Sama rec,
''partija" znaci da proletarijat il
raznih kapitalistiekih, nejedna-
kin politickih, socijalnih i eko-
nOmSklh uSlOVa INA Ola VOdl Dor
bu protiv domace burzoazije po
iednom nacinu. Ako neka 'nacio-
nalna" partija odrekne da vodi
borbu po istom naeinu, jer je
pronasla da tai nacin ne valia,
"Svetska Partija" moze da je kaz-
nj, iii cak izbaci kao nevaljalu.
H.
Nije glavna iii osnovna stvar,
da Sc organizuje jedna "Svetska
Partija", iii, kako to Manifest"
kaze, "Internacionalna'', vec je
g1avna osnovna stvar, da Sc os-
nuju zdrave, ciste, revolucionar-
ne, il. Marksisticke radnicke par
tije, ma osnovu postojecih uslova
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-05-11

ME radnika zauzimanlu Vlasti
j "a razaranie burzoaskih drza-
va "a stUarnlncku SocijdIiStick1;
ekononiju u Italiji u SociialjstiG-
ke Sjedinjene Drzaue Europe"
(Crna slova moja) Ono sto ie
ovde najglavniie, mi smo ozna6ili
sa crnim slovina, narcotic re-
ci, "Sociialisticke" i "Drzave".
Owe dve reel potpuno su suprot-
ne iedna drugoj i zavodliive su,
ier one predstavljaju diva rail-
citd sistema.
Drzava je bila i jeste, izvrsni
organ privatne svoiine mad sreds-
tvima "a proizvodnju i tiraniia
"a neimucne u klasnom drustvu.
I tako &c ostati dokle god po-
stoji privatna svojina, zbog ko-
jih Sc razloga pojavila, kao ME
ma zastitnica. S druge strane, So
cijalizam, iii Socijalisticko drus-
two, zasnovano je ne ma privat-
moi, vec ma zajednickoj svoiini i
koji ie ne klasno, vec besklasno
drustvo, toga radi on ne INA "a
drzavu. Ma protiv, i Sociializam
ina svoje organe, ne klasne i po-
iticke, vec radne organe - mes
ne Socijalisticke Industrijalne
Junije. IL ovih organa proistice
uprava Socijalisticke Besklasne
Zajednice = Centralni Upravni
Autoritet. Sto Sc ovoga tice, da
i ne pominjemo mnogo drugog
koiesta, Trockizam je ravan Sta
linizmu, jer i jedni i drugi po-
navliaju staru otrcanu burzoas-
ku laz, da &c i u Socijaliznu
postojati drzava.
Pri kraju kazacemo ovoliko:
Socijalisticka Radnicka Partija
nj "a jedan sekund ne dvoumi da
&c radnicka klasa Europe pri maj
manjoj pogodnosti krenuti Sc.
Posto ma kontinentalnoj Evropi,
koliko Sc javnosti tiee, mi ne
znamo da postoji igde u jednoj
zemlji, bez obzira ma njen broj,
revolucionarna Marksisticka or
ganizacija. Prva i najpresnija po-
treba vremena jeste, da Sc jedna
takva organizacija podigne. / mi
verujemo da &c radnici pojedinih
zemalja organizovati takve or