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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-10
3Hurt, 2He|d
In MiShapS


Three persons we're in hospitals
today and two motorists held on
traffic charges after 4 series OF
traffic accidents IN De-
troit.
DIR. Elias Dickson, % a physi-
clan Of 500 Josephine, was a police
prisoner in Receiving Hospital,
charged with reckless driving and
endangerlng . life and property,
after he ran into two parked cars
while aSSertedly trying 10 evade a
policeman
Dickson suffered severe head
decorations when his car cracked
up at AZ T.. Forest and Hastings.
Policeman William Malone said
Dickson acted queerly when he
stopped for a light at the intersec-
ton The patrolman got into the
car 10 question Dickson and the
latter sped away. The patrolman
suffered only slight injuries.
Louis MakhS. SO, of 2504 Elm
hurst, suffered a possible skull
fracture last night when he was
struck by "A hit-run driver at 14th
and Philadelphia.
Struck by a street car at Mich
-tgan and Wyoming, Kasseno Di-
ceno Sc Of 1913 Hoger, Dearborn.
was taken 10 Henry Ford Hospital
in temporarily serious condition.
James Drew. p, of 9S15 Russell.
whose automobile struck the pa
troll wagon in which Diceno was
being lifted for transfer TO the
hospital, was held for reckless
driving.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-10
Doctor, Wife
Killed in Crash

Dr. George Lowry, so, and his
wife Bertha, IS. of 1860 Twelfth,
were killed at Z o'clock last night
in a head-on automobile collision
on Byrne road, near Toledo. as
they were returning to Detroit
after a weekend visit with rela-
tlVeS
The accident occurred when an
automobile driven by Oscar Scott,
30. coming in the opposite direc-
ton, blew a tire and ran into the
Lowry car. Scott and his COM
panion, jeanne Spence, 10, were
seriously injured.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-10

nastN--Nou ache all over. even
your eNehallS, hut the worst
deal I got was an infection from
caterpillar-frOm my head to
my heels. They put me into the
hospital and gave me dope so I
could sleep was, away from
my ship three weeks.
Weather out there I, some
thing YOU always think about
I've come over the Owen Stan
ley range at 26,00O feet i'm COM
plete OvercaSt-well il isn't
picnic. Did we all get back that
time No. Two didn't.
BOMBING Is WORST
Funny. but 10 me being
bombed il the least pleasant Of
all experiences ont there except
that caterpillar. When you hear
EN- hitting, one. two, three, and
know they're coming your way
well IL gets YOU That's when
the NiPs are after our airports
or something like that.
The Red Cross was n life
saver for uS-yOu know what
that temperature out there j.,
Well- they'd be waiting when we
landed, wringing wet, with cold
bottles of Australian pop. 1t
tasted wonderful. And i'm the
hospital they'd show up with
shaving kits and such for chaps
who'd cracked up"
The captain is the son Of MI
and Mrs. w. A. Kyro the bride
of Mrs. Hilda Erickson.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-10
I'Otlesi
Gift 10 Wife BouRces, Man
HospitaIized

Hereafter. Harold Schultz a.
OF 1904 Connolly. will do We'll TO
bring his Easter lilies home in a
paper sack.
The ones he presented 10 his
wife. Helen. Sunday were IN pot.
She didn't like them. and shortly
afterward Schultz was admitted
20 Saratoga Hospital
He received first aid for what
the hospital bulletin described as
flower pot wounds around the
head and neck
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-10
Tragedy Stalks Home
OF COIdwdter FANNY

COLDWATER, April 10-Trag-
edy struck the household Of Mr.
and Mrs. DIN Bruce here. within
the past few days. Last Tuesday
their 4.year-old daughter Joyce
was burned 10 death when She
1hreH-kcrUSpne ron smolderlng
fire
Loss than q hours after the
child's funeral. the home Of the
parents was demolished by grass
fire.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-10
New Airline TO Mexico

CHICAGO. April 10 ms
Officials Of Braniff Always an
nounced the. start today OF air
passenger service between the
United States and Nueyo Laredo
Mexico
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-10
Economic Club Speaker

Americas Responsibility for
Leadership in World Affairs" will
be the subject of DR.. Brooks
Enemy before the Economic
Clubs luncheon today. DR.. Enemy
of Cleveland is president of the
Council on World Affairs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-10
Mother Saves Child
By Jumping 10 Safety

HOLLAND. April 10 up
Mrs. Albert kroeze. 25, was under
treatment today for A fractured
back suffered yesterday when she
jumped from the second floor of
their burning home with her 8
year-old daughter in her arms.
The child escaped injury, as did
the father. Ben kroele, and two
other children. Cause of the fire
was not determined
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-10
By VERA BROWN

Capt Euck Kyro of the famous
Flying Fifth. one Of Cen. Wurt-
smiths lads from New Guinea, is
honeymooning today with his
bride the former Miss Violet
Erickson Of 1891 IlVlnctop be-
fore he reports 10 Atlantic City
The captain and his fighter
plane have completed 216 missions
down in the South Pacific He
came through without 4 scratch.
gaining the DEC with an oak leaf
cluster, an Air Medal with two
clusters for those fabulous Papuan
and New Guinea campaigns.
Said The captain:
1T took two weeks Of my
2l-day leave 10 convince Violet
that we should he married"
The wedding ADaS seleH4nizei a
Bethlehem Lutheran Church Sat-
urday night.
FIRST VICTORY THRILLS
"one thing you never forget
- your first Zeke-bagging it,.
You want 10 barrel roll all the
way home.
we have great commander.
The generai-IS-StIliEP pretty tfinti
because the higher-upS wouldn't
let him 20 along on the Rabaul
raid, He's that kind of guy.
wonderful. lie never asks us to
do anything he wouldn't do him
self"
OF the rugged life out there.
ne says
II got dungue fever. il was
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-10
Pdrke, Davis
Strike Still On

Despite a personal appeal from
statelCIO President John Gibson,
made at the gates of the plant
the 1900 Parke. Davis q Co.
strikers fatty refused to return
10 work today.
Production has been crippled
since last Thursday when the
walkout occurred in a dispute
over seniority. However, with the
strikers consent. 100 employees
have remained on the job turning
out blood plasma, penillicin and
typhuS vaccine.
BACK-TO-WORk PLEA FAILS
Gibson first conferred with the
stewards of Local 176, United Gas,
Coke and Chemical Workers. Go.
and urged them to get the Strlk-
ers. ] 800 of whom arc women,
back in the plant Although the
stewards rounded up several hun
dred workers around the neigh
borhood. they were not successful
IN their back-to-work plea.
Gibson later addressed the Strik-
crs and reminded them that the
War Labor Board had ordered the
strike ended, and added that the
point at issue could be negotiated
quicker and morse successfully /
they would back down.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-10
DelrOiter Heads
Famous Marines

ADVANCED SOLOMON ISLAND BASE March 20
tDeiayedJ (INSJ-The bloodstaned heritage of the most
honored marine regiment in World War 1.-THE undy1ng
heroes of the Fourth Marine Regiment of Bataanw be
perpetuaed by the fercest fighting eatheneck unit
formed.
A Fourth Marine Regiment, comprising four of the
most booded baalons in corps hstorythe famed Marine
Raiders whose battle flags been raised victory in all
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-10
BACK-TO-wORK PLEA FAILS
STRIKERS DISPERSED

Shouting and charging that the
company has stalled and broken
faith in the past, the strikers dis
persed,
After the unsuccessful ondeaVor
10 resume production Gibson
L. :. Conciliator Edward w
Miller and Chester AdamczNk
local president, went into confer
ence 10 determine tine next step
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-10
2nd Lieutenant to ist Lieutenant

Lucia Turuuer. ANC. Aston.
Harold Bor6en a. Rrminghsn1 .--
leo CASSIDY, AC. Clio.
Heur Mills Inf, sis Hague Detroit
George Noe AC lal9 CupN1. Detroit
Tf-l-F- sttei'sfsi Inf. 1881 i'eur7a, Ds
rot
Raymond stobbe. Inf, $3.50 cleoue. De
Mabel Jsqgs., ANc. as2e Fourteenth.
Anna chepsssa. ANc. 2os54 Andoyer.
Detroit
-r-HaArer zlemg-, GSfe',-E-27 81 'f+---fEst
rua MOTHS. ANc. saos ,. jefferson
Dftra4t-
Waiter RdD4t %. t77n Isse Detroit
STANLEY WeisorIcE, &C. lifzI Mon'rose,
Detroit
prank Malone Jr. &C. Pa Jordan.
Harry Jenkins. "a East Lansing
Mary Msacn~f A$C. Pint.
Henrietta Oosierh0uSe. ANC. Fremont,
Jack smith -. Grand Rapids
Joseph Johnson. AC Grand Rapics
POLAND Walsh. GIMP. Grand Rapids.
William Marianne &C. HiAsdaie.
Wendell Miles, CMP. Holland.
Robert Krehs. "a. Lansing
Marion Logodns. ANC NJ Clemens.
perek Hopk,nson. &C MuskeE0n
Thomas De Prskei. FD, saziLzs,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-10
MOONEY PRESIDEs

AZ the Cathedral of the Blessed
Sacrament. the Most Rev. Edward
Mooney, archbishop OF Detroit
offered a pontifical high mass and
preached a sermon at $50 a m
The Most Rev, Stephen s. Woz-
nicki, auxiliary bishop presided at
81. Hyacinths Church al a. m.
The Rev. Harold p. Sloan,
assistant pastor of the First Pres
byterian Church conducted a sun
rise service sponsored by The
Detroit Christian Endeavor Union
At the Brewster Pilgrim Congrega-
tlonal Church.
Robert konzelman. a divinity
student. son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Konzelman 1853 Patton.
preached ms firSt sermon AZ the
Bethesda Church sunrise service.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-10
30 From State
Win Promotions

'Ehe- ~aF dePat- tHaeht today an.
Eounced the temporary promotions
of 30 Michigan officers.
They are.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-10
Showers Dim
Easter Parade

The misty rain that dulled the
brllhancc OF the annual Easter
parade failed 10 dampen the ardor
Of the thousands who, for the
third time in the war. packed
DetroitS churches to commence
rate the Resurrection
To the prayers Of thanks for
the risen Christ were added the
heavenward pleas Of countless
thousands for peace and the safe
return OF the troops from the
battleficldS and seas of the world.
Many churches were filled to
overlooking.
Despite the rain there was an
Easter parade of sorts although
most Of the finery was half hidden
by weatherproof clothing and
umbrellas. There were indications
that ideal weather would have
seen the brightest display Of fine
clothes in years.
DANDIES VANISH
Gone however, as in recent
years. were the dandieS in tor
hats and morning clothes. Most OF
them were IN uniform yesterday
! the remainder Subducd by the
/ grimneSS Of the times.
4 The heroes Of Bataan were
2 ffonorcri IN \ ceremony al The city
hall IN probably the outstanding
I lay celebration Of the day.
4 The Rev. Walter r.. kutch con,
Quoted a nondenominational oper
/ air service sponsored by thS
Northwest Detroit War Council al
! River Rouge Park recreation field
Michigan State Troops conducted
a flag raising
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-10

Fasy FolS Carriage -
Just out! Al steel. ron
struction with chrome
plated pusher handle
quilted and Pad d p a
- 4 - IN Weatherprnnf
IeatherTtte Fasilv con
Nerted ~ stroller posi-
ton % desired.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-01-13
N ASI DOPISI.

liko Sc one pertvarale da stite in
terese radnika, one sluze. samo
radnickim neprijateljima ka-
pitalistiekoj klasi. Ma osnovu svo-
ga govora, drug predlozi da Sc
izvrsi kolekcija "a potporu Rad
nIfke Borbe, pozva meme da tai
posao obavim Ia kratko vreme
sakupismo $4,000, ali Sc n i mo
slim zadovoljili sto nije biIo $50
90 i to Sc ubrzo nadoknadilo, ii.
namirili smo $4,000.
Nakon kolekcije digne Sc do
lepotpisani, i sa sledecim recima
zahvali Sc prisutnim:
"Ova kolekcija, drugovi druga-
rice, ide "a pomoc Radnickoj Bor-
bi, da bi nastavila dale sa pros
vecivanjem radnicke klase duhu
Ma rksizma da su rad i kapitai
nepomirljivi neprijatelji i da Sc
radnicka klasa organizuje ma pro-
gramu Socijalisticke Radnicke
Partije. To organizoyanje mora da
bude i politicko i industrijsko, ka-
ko je ucio veliki Daniel De Leon
i kako uvek uci SIP. Y suglasju
sa politickom akcijom, industrij-
ski organizovana radnicka klasa
mora da preuzme svu proizvOdnju
Il svoje ruke i da je operise svoju
korist, te tako da Sc ostvari oslo
bodjenje radnicke klase - Indus
trijalna Republika Rada. Mi vam
Sc zahvaljujemo IL ime RadniSke
Borbe naseg pokreta i budite ST
gurni da ste ucinili vasu duznost,
Guznost "a oslobodjenje cele rad
niGke klase. Hyala VAN svima'
Sledeci su prilozili: Tony sar-
Son obiteli $500, Ernst Host j
obiteli $500, Tony Br6an i obi
tell $500, Mary Moharic $I.oo,
Nm. $500, Sylvester. Bezjak O.
bitelj S1.00, Bracni drug dra-
garica Matt Mary Sarson $500,
Albert Grbac obiteli $500. Al
bert Ruzic S100. Usitno $l.06-
Svega $30.06.
Hvala svima koii su prilo2iE,
bracnom paru zelimo srecan
dobar zivot.
A. Grbac.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-01-13
Sa yesele veCeri.
Lyons, Ill.

Lyons, III.
Ma "a. decembra stupili su u
bracni ziyot nasi simpatiGari,
Matt sarson Mary Ruzic. Ma o.
vom sastanku obupili smo Sc mi
niihoyi znanci priiatelji da Sc
malo razveselimo Ga ces.itamo
bracnom paru. Gozba, peyanje.
muzika, pies IL opste veselje ira
jalo je sve do dana.
Ali nekako u sredini toga vese-
liza, meni jos nekim druglrna
dodje na um misao da 81 nesto
ucini "a nasu Radnicksl Borbu.
slucajno smo svi bill jednomiSlje-
nici, da je potrebno obaranje da-
nasnjeg kapitalistickog sistema i
brzo Sc svi slozismo da bi tre-
balo izvrsiti kolekciju "a kadEic-
ku Borbu. Drug Tony sarson Dig
ne Sc zatrazi da ga saslusamo Ia
par reci. On ukratko istaknu kakye
su prilike danas sta mi sye mora
mo da znamc da bi Sc Znaii sna-
ci u tim priIikama. Drug je nagla-
sio potrebu ucenja mas radnika
da bi postal klasnosvcsni radnici,
Il TIA svrhu mi trebamo jednu rad
nicku novinu. Ali kakvu? Mi ina
mo mnogo tih noyina koje para
diraiu pod radniGkim imenom, sve
su te novine, osim jedne, ma jugo-
slayenskom jeziku "a lopovski sis
TEN kapitaliZma Jedina novina
koja nasem jeziku klasno pro-
vsetuje radnike i vodi nepomir-
liivu klasnu borbu, jeste Radnitka
Hcrba. Ona je jedina Ia, koja is
tinski objaSnjava odnoSe i borbu
izmedju rada i kapitala j uci rad
nike, kako da Sc organizuju "a
uniStenje kapitalizma.
Drug sarSon dale rete da rad
ni6ku novinu, kao sto je Radnicka
BorIa, nece niko dTugi podupirati
osim samih radnika. Radn;ci j.
nladu razloga, duznost i'm je,
da to cine, jer ona zastupa intere-
sc radnika, pa prema tome zaslu-
zuje potporu njihovu u swim po-
gledima. Sve ostale novine su la
zne i prevarantske bez obzira ko-
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(Nastavak ma 3. stran)

skoroj buducnosti mezemo oceki-
vati da Sc radne mase pocnu kre-
tati Il nasem pravcu. A kad takva
situacija nastupi, tada &c nastu-
pitt revolucionarna kriza. U revo-
lucionarnoj krizi mase su 1--WE,
aktivne zainteresovane. Takore-
kuc, preko noci postaju tvaralacke
sile.
Kad takav momenat nastupi, mi
moramo biti spremni, pripravnl,
da zatalasane bujice radnih ma
sa okrenemo revolucionarne ka-
male, jer u takvim n,cmentima
postoji mogucnost da one budu
edvedene ma desno u kanale
kontrarevolucije. Ali ako mi do
toga psiholoskog momenta bude-
mo uspeli da nuzan broj radnicke
klase valjano obavestimo - Soci-
ialisticki prosvetimo, tada ce
Sc oko toga nuznog minimurla O.
kupiti ozivljele radne mase / nj
kakye sile reakcije nece biti U
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-01-13
KROZ AMERIKU

(Nastavak sa l. strane)
Sc meSati wise nego jedan dosa-
dasnji IL industrijske sporove. ra-
zume Sc, on &c Sc baviti i sa rat
nim stvarima.
Dosadasnji kongresi nisu ina
Ii tako zamaSnih poslova kao sto
in ina oval. Pored rata, pred o.
vim kongresom Sc nalazi j klasni
rat kod kuce. On &c nastojati da
donese rama reakcionarna zako-
nodavstva, II pogledu strajkova,
povisivania iii snizivanja najam-
nice radnika. Diva zloglasna "a
konska predloga bice verovatno
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-01-13

podneSeni ma reSavanje odmah,
n-Wadsworth-oy bill i preds-
tavnice Luce dodatak tome blu,
koji ciljaju porobljavanju radni-
ka jedan drugi.
Sva ostala pitanja sa kojima ee
Sc Kongres baviti, bite u CLAW
nom kapitalisticka pitanja. Pita-
MIA kako da Sc sprece pretece re-
volucije po svetu? Kako da Sc IL
desi posleratna trgovina Ia anne
ricke kapitaliste? kako da Sc ma
die nacina "a sigurne profitable
ne uloske "a kapital? Kako da Sc
kontrolise Geo svet unapredi tai
kapital it'd. - S. c.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-01-13
NOVOGODISNJI DARAK RADNICKOJ
BORBI.
Swim Pretplatnicima "RadniGke Rorbe".

Swim Pretplatnicima "RadniGke Rorbe".
kreno d pruzte noveanu pomoc jednol
Reoucionarnoj Radnkoj ugoavenskom jezu RAD
BORB omogucte dalj si radnicku prosveu
koja cd neophodne nuzno pod adanjm ozbjnn prkama
Kapazam id mogavice koji pret da odvede drusvo
poao smena apreka svakom daljnem drustveno
Otuda doaze raov bespose druge nerece cd
koih srada radno covecanstvo SOCJASckA sTAMPA
pravo obanava adnicku Nasu kako postIe
osobodenje Otuda radnika maerano
mazu sTAMPU, nesmetano da
funkcu Street Marsku bez koje radnka
klasa postici svoje osobodenje.
RADNCKA BORBA ugoslavenskom siri takvu
Zato povate da % materialno pomogne nko
drugi joj nece pomoci.
Ispune donj dec poate ga zajedno vasm priogom
Novogodisnji Darak RADNIcKOJ BORBI.
SLEPGEVIC
sekretar Federaciie.
Mr.. P Sepcevit,
st. Clair Ave,
Cleveland, Ohio.
Drag Druze:
U prilozenom Salem ii $- moi priog NovogodisnIa
Darak RADNIcKOJ moze nadae siri Markss
tieku prosveu medju radncma naseg jezika.
Drugarski pozdrav,
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-01-13
KAPITALIZAM Sc NORA
RAZORITI!
Socijalizam jedina NADIA

stanju odvesti in ma stranputicu.
u tome duhu 'i~u tome pravcu
mi trebamo da posvetimo sve ma
Sc sile IL 1914. godini, jer ako pro-
masimo u tome, ako ne budemo
stalno ma nasoj poziciji, budnlm
okom pratili svaki dogadjaj u
drustvu i tumacili ga radnlclna
sa Narksisticke tacke gledista, ne
samo da cemo Sc ogresiti nasu
duznost, nego mozemo tai prona-
sal skupo platiti. Svaki promasal
Sc skupo placa, osobito u revoiu-
cionarnim vremenima.
p. s.
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Cinienlce Sill owe: kapitalizam je
pokusao i pokazao Sc sasvim ne
uspesan. Sistem kredita je pro-
pao usled sebiGnih zahteva kapl-
talistiekog individualizma. On ne
moze pruziti radnickoj klasi stall
nu sigurnost. On je kao kuca, ko-
ia Sc rusi, koja Sc ne moze popra-
viii; on je kao sasvim istrosena
masina! - Bell.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-01-13


Do koga stepena cemo razyiti
nasu izbornu kampanju koliki
6emo broj radnika pridobiti "a
program Socijalizma, to ce, pored
postojece situaciie, poglavito "a
yisfti cd naseg rada sakuplje-
nog fonda ga Izbornu Kampanju.
Pre- nego uveliko otpocnemo sa
izbornom kampanjom, nase teku-
ce kampanje trebamo da uspesno
privedemo kraju, tako da bi mogli
sve nase sile upregnuti "a izbor-
nu kampaniu. Kalendarska kam-
panja nije jos privedena kra]u.
| Jos Sc izvesna kolicina nalazi ka-
lendara Centrali, koje trebamo
rasturiti. Bila bi steta da ostanu
! ne rastureni. Prema izvestajima
koje smo primili cd Ogranaka i
poiedinica, mas ovogodisnji kalen-
dar sc lako prodaje. Posto je ta-
kay slucaj, zasto ne bi mogh o.
WI izvesnu kolicinu nerasturenih,
rasturiti? Kad bi svi Ogranci pc
rucili jos ponekoliko primeraka,
stvar bi bila svrsena. Ovo vazi i
"a nase simpaticare. Neki su to
uradili, ali neki jos nisu.
Pre- neki dan primili smo po-
rudzbinu "a pet primeraka kalen-
dara, Cd naseg simpaticara J. <.
IL McKeesporta. Mas slmpati:ar
J. Hartl iz Akron, Mich, porucio
je diva primerka, obaovio svoju
pretplatu ma RADNICkU BOPBU
i poslao "a Noyogodisnii Darak
Radnickoi Borbi $500. Takodjef
mas simr atitar NJ. Ozanic, IL En-
gadine, Mich, poslao ie noyac IA
porueene kalendare, jednu novu
godisnju pretplatu IA RadnlcFu
Borbu j "a Novogodisnii Darak
Radnickoi Boibi SA.00 = Cd svo-
ie strane $500, cd simpatlcara
G. Brenca $500.
Ova nasa diva odana slmpatica-
ra 20 drugi put saljd svole prilo-
ce "a Novogodisnji Darak Rad
nicke Borbe. Ear owl nasi simpa-
ticari ne zasluzuiu nase prizna-
ME i zahvalnost? jos kako! All
oni TO ne cine radi nekog prlzna-
MIA hvale. vec il ubedienla. ON
su, ubedjeni Ca niihova ubedjenJa
zasnivaju Sc ma cinjenicama) da
ie SIP. jedina organizacija, ko]a
zasluzuie njihovu, i drugih radnl-
ka potporu: da ie ona jedina ko-
ia zagovara radnicko oslobodJe-
ME. Takvog su ubedjenja ostali
nasi simpaticari. To potkrepiJuJe
njihova naklonost prema nama'
njihov rad i njihova materlJaina
pomoc nasem pokretu.
Kampanja "a Novogodisnli Da-
rak Radnickoj Borbi je u punom
ieku. nju trebamo sto pre- prlves-
ii kraiu, a ovo znaci, da Ogranci,
clanovi i simpaticari trebaju da
salju svoje priloge, jer samo ma
tai nacin moei eemo je uspesno
privesti kraju. Dakle, napred cia-
| novi simapticari, da privedemo
kraju owe dive procesu kampan'e
- kalendasku i novogodisnJu'
KAPITALIZAM Sc NORA
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-01-13
KROZ PARTIJU 1 FEDERACIJU

Savet Centralnog Odbora da
Rasi Ogranci, prema mogucnosti-
ma, priredjuju JAYNE skupstine,
primljen je. u dobrom duhu od
strane Ogranaka. Owl su Ogranci
vec odrzali skupstine: Detroit,
Cleveland, Los Angeles, Lacka-
wanna i Steubenville, a Ogranci
Chicago Milwaukee odrzate dru
ge nedelje svoje skupstine. Prvi
&c odrzati subotu %. januara,
q drugi nedelju %. januara. Ma
ODE owe skupstine govorice drug
j., Pirinein.
Odrzane skupstine bile su us
pesne, kada sc ina ma umu da-
masnja situacija. Pod ovakvom
situacijom mi ne mozemo ocekiva-
ii da- su nase skupstine masovno
posecene. No "a to &c vreme do
i
ci. Otac Vreme "a to &c sc pobri-
mutt i, razume Sc, ekonomski us
lovi; koii &c prisiljavati radnike
da traze izlaza il tih nepodnos-
ljivih ekonomskih uslova. A kapl-
talizam je tai glavni faktor koli
takve uslove spodgotovljava, jer
ie on nemocan da udovolji potre-
bana radnicke klase. Ovo je mama
jasno, ali jos nije jasno ostailm
radnicima. IL toga razloga, pored
cstale nase aktivnosti, mi prize
djujemo JAYNE skupstine, ma ko]l-
ma obiasnjavamo radnicima zasto
drukce ne moze biti pod kapltailz-
MON. Takodier, istovremeno, M
radnicima ia ovim naslm skups-
tinama tumacimo objasnjavamo
zasto je potrebno da Zamenemo
danasnji poredah sa boliim pra-
vedniiim poretkom sociialis-
tickim poretkem.
To je svrha nash skupstlna.
cato mi nase skupstine odrzavamo
zato treba da iii odrzavamo. Ia
tn svrhu mi izdajemo nasu novi-
nu, nasu literaturu vrsimo llcnu
agitaciju: "a tn svrhu smo sc or
ganizovali.
U bliskoj buducnosti kroz celu
nasu Partiju odrzace Sc drzavne
konvencije 20 Nacionalnoj kon-
venciji drugom prilikom), ma ko-
jifna &c Sc planirati o izbornoJ
kampanji, jer ova je godina, IL
borna godina, te birati kandidate
"a razne drzavne polozaje. U ovoJ
godini nasa Partija namerava
poduzeti takvu Opseznu lzbornu
kampanju, kakvu nije poduzimala
II istorije svoje egzistencije. Ia
ovakvu kampanju potrebno je da
svaki mas clan simpatiear dopri-
nesu - radon materijalnom
pomoei, - wise nego ikad u pros
losti. Jer u ovoj sudbonosnoj,
mozda odlucujucoj, godini, tre-
ba da Sc cuje glas Socijalisticke
Radnicke Partije; treba da Sc
radnicka klasa owe zemlje detalJ-
TO zapozna sa njenim revoluclo-
narnim programom, jer, kako
proslim, tako j u ovogodisnjim IL
borima, pred njih &c biti istaknu-
ia samo diva programa: program
kapitalizma program SociJallz-
ma. Prvi &c isticati sve druge
partije, a poslednji samo SociJa-
listicka Radnicka Partija. Znacl,
radnicka klasa owe zemlje IMAGE
da bira jedno cd dvoga: SoclJa'
liam iii kapitalizam. Treceg IL
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Vecerinka u Detroit, Mich.


odne
migankama. Ia edrugovo u-O
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